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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1971

Page

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Kunstler urges law students to reject unidentifiable clients

Stanford speech by William Kunstler argues the legal system is a tool or fraud, condemns equal justice under law as a sham, and accuses the profession of hypocrisy. He says workers’ law careers are more meaningful than serving big firms and corporations.

Stanford UPI William Kunstler Stanford Law Kunstler Law Forum New York Concpt

Bill would lift gasoline tax exemption for transit funding

Sen James R Mills introduces a bill to remove gasoline sales tax exemption to raise about 150 million dollars annually for rapid transit. Revenue would go mainly to transit districts with portions for state and local agencies. rural areas could use their share for property tax relief if no district exists.

Law seeks registration for snowmobiles and trail use

Sacramento bill by Assemblyman Leo J. Ryan requires registration of snowmobiles rimibikes and all-terrain vehicles not licensed for highway use with an 11 dollar fee to the state Parks and Recreation Department. The measure confines off-road riders to specially marked trails on state and county lands with a 50 dollar fine for off trail use and excludes motorcycles over 15 horsepower.

Sacramento UPI Leo J. Ryan D-Burlingame Ryan Regis State Department of Parks and Recreation

Oscar Race Nods for Documentary Films Announced

The Academy announced nominations in two documentary categories. Feature nominees include Chariots Of The Gods Terra Filmkunst, Jack Johnson The Big Fights, King a filmed record Montgomery to Memphis Commonwealth United, Say Goodbye Wolper, Woodstock Wadleigh Maurice. Short subjects include The Gifts Richter McBride, Interviews With My Lai Veterans Lassiter Films, A Long Way From Nowhere Robert Aller, Oisin Aengus, Time Is Running Out Gesellschaft Fur Bildende film. Entertainment features nominations will be announced Feb 22.

Hollywood Academy of Motion, Picture Arts and Sciences Academy Nominations Chariots of the Gods Terra- Filmkunst Jack Johnson King Montgomery Memphis Commonwealth United Duction Wolper Woodstock Wadleigh-Maurice

State board urges $203 million cost of living hike

The California Board of Equalization called on the legislature to add 203.24 million to Governor Reagan's budget for state employee pay raises. Chairman Richard Nevins said state workers are unfairly subsidizing other obligations and should not bear a pay reduction. The appeal was sent to Senate leader James Mills and Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti.

Sacramento UPI State Board of Equalization Ronald Reagan Richard Nevins Senate James R. Mills San Diego Assembly Bob Moretti van Nuys Neving Reagan

Quake insurance study planned by California lawmakers

Assembly Finance and Insurance Committee chair Jack B. Fenton said the panel will study earthquake insurance availability for property owners. He noted many are unaware such coverage exists and said findings could prompt legislative action if cost or availability imposes financial burdens. The hearing was set for March 1 in the Capitol.

Sacramento UPI Assembly Finance and Insurance Committee Jack B. Fenton D-Montebello Fenton Capitol

Gambling loans probe called

Nevada Gaming Commission chair Jack Diehl urged a state inquiry into loans to five resorts Circus Circus Four Queens Jackpot Kings Castle Las Vegas Lake Tahoe Pussycat A Go Go. Resorts allegedly failed to report loans within four days. violations could trigger show cause hearings and penalties up to 100000 dollars or loan rescission. King Castle loans reportedly equal 20 percent of Northern Nevada resort investment. Amounts not disclosed but each loan was under a few hundred thousand dollars.

Las Vegas, Ney UPI Jack Diehl Nevada Gaming Commission Nevada State Gaming Commission Diehl Circus Circus Las Vegas Kings Castle Lake Tahoe

Cal-Vet quake relief bill introduced in Sacramento

Assemblyman Robert Cline of Canoga Park introduced a $1 million bill to fund repairing quake damaged Cal-Vet farm and home loan houses. He said the Department of Veterans Affairs indemnity fund is too small to cover property damage from the February 9 quake, noting 24 cases of structural damage and 170 cases of complete destruction.

Sacramento UPI Robert Clina h-Canoga Park Cline Department of Veterans Affairs

Democrats push state methadone plan for all addicts in California

Assembly Democrats unveiled a 90 million package to provide methadone to every heroin addict in California, phase out Corona Center, and allow parolees into methadone programs. The plan links crime costs to drug addiction and argues methadone aids treatment while critics warn of dependence.

Sacramento UPI Assembly Democrats California State Correction Department John Vasconcellos San Jose Bob Moretti California Rehabilitation Center Corona Moretti Ronald Reagan Department of Corrections

UC Berkeley AC Transit design contest for bus shelters

Planning department officials from Hast Bay cities narrowed 45 student designs to four finalists for final judging in a joint UC Berkeley architecture class and AC Transit competition. The aim is to select one or two designs to prototype as classroom projects, with budgets under 3000 dollars and potential advertising to offset costs. Federal funds support AC Transit to build 100 shelters over the next decade.

Lawrence Leong AC Transit UC Architectural Planning Department Hast Bay Cities University of California, Berkeley Alga University AC. Transit

200 mile fishing limit urged by Alaskan fishermen

More than 190 fishermen and industry representatives met to urge a moratorium on all foreign fishing within a 200 mile coastal limit. George Johanson will present the request in Washington next week as congressional leaders consider extending the 12 mile limit permanently. The meeting follows a U S Soviet accord granting Russian fishermen port privileges in Portland and Seattle.

UPI George Johanson Upton Washington, D.C Portland Seattle

California to Allow Weekend Conjugal Visits for Inmates

California plans a wide scale conjugal visitation program allowing inmates to spend weekends with wives and children in private housing on prison grounds. San Quentin starts the program modeled on Tehachapi and Soledad pilots with six to eight inmates per weekend, expanding to six days a week, and aims to include other facilities including Folsom.

San Quentin Calif UPI California James Park Park Tehachapi Soledad Prison Department of Corrections Sacramento Folsom Prison Louis Nelson Soledad Corrections Department

Secrecy battle plan sparks calls for openness

Sacramento Assemblyman Robert W. Crown warned of secret files on private citizens and a growing secrecy problem in government. As chairman of a new Select Committee on the Administration of Justice, he refused to reveal specifics, saying hearings would determine remedies and that much information gathering risks misuse by those unconcerned with public welfare.

Sacramento UPS Robert W. Crown Crown Select Committee On the Administration of Justice Alameda Democrat Sald. Crown

Solon residents to air Asia war views at public meeting

U S Senator Alan Cranston will lead a public meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in Gunn High School Palo Alto to discuss ways to end the Indochina war The event features Ira Hall Henry Mayer Hijinio Rangel Peter Knutson Helen Emmerich and Peter Barber as speakers with Rev B David Napier John Lewis and Banning Garrett as resource experts The Emergency Committee against Escalation of the War in Southeast Asia sponsors the program with Rev Robert Hertinid as moderator.

Palo Alto U.S Alan Cranston Mid- Peninsula Indochina Spangenberg Gunn High School Amastradero Road Foothill Expressway Cranston Cooper Church San Jose Peter Knutson Senate Armed Services Committee Helen Emmerich Vietnam Peter Barber B. David Napier Stanford China John Lewis Southeast Asia Banning Garrett Ramparts Magazine Brandeis University Emergency Committee Against Robert Hertinid

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