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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1971
Page
5
Lawmakers from reform groups clash with board members over closing a meeting about the Quentin killings. Vasconcellos and Sieroty press for public access, while Cunningham cites personnel matters as the reason for secrecy. Chairman Hall rebuffs talks during the session.
In Sacramento a Democratic Labor Relations Committee vote killed Assemblyman William Ketchum's farm labor bill. Supporters warned it would improve worker protections, while opponents argued it could enslave farm workers. Only one farm worker attended the session, with several speakers voicing concerns about forced union participation.
Former Alaska governor Walter Hickel criticizes Vice President Agnew and Henry Kissinger in a Star excerpt about his book. He recalls tense White House meetings with John White and aides, and quotes Nixon as saying he wants strength in leadership. Hickel also questions policy on Micronesia and youth, noting Agnew’s sharp reaction to Goodell’s defeat.
Judge Lawson filed an affidavit detailing that he placed a revolver in his drawer during the Aug. 7 1970 Marin County courtroom incident that killed Judge Harold J Haley as inmates Raymond Margret and Edward Whiteside assaulted a guard and were subdued by bailiffs. The hearing continued and the next bailififf inquiry proceeds before another judge.
San Rafael California suit filed in Pear Connect Superior alleging current property tax financing of police and fire services is unconstitutional. Attorneys for the San Anselmo Police and Firemen's Associations represent statewide property taxpayers seeking to lower individual costs while maintaining adequate salaries and funding after a California Supreme Court decision on school financing.
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