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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1969
Page
6
Sacramento based UPI report quotes Municipal Court Judge Arthur Eissenger who handles up to five prostitution cases daily urging lawmakers to study legalizing the profession to prevent related crimes. He argues on call workers could reduce street crime and says enforcement alone cannot end the issue.
In a speech to the Nuevas Vista conference Reagan promotes a tuition program to open higher education doors to more students from diverse backgrounds. He says scholarships and loans would be funded by reserving up to half of tuition revenues for those with no other means.
Ronald Reagan approved a 1.9 million antipoverty grant for minority children to attend Head Start and summer jobs. The move followed the resignation of the program director amid staff objections and came after a protest by about 300 people including Black Panthers at the state Capitol.
Ed Louis Arguello, 59, was granted a new penalty trial by the California Supreme Court for the 1961 hammer and knife murder of Marie Chapman in San Diego. The court ruled juror qualification violated standards in the Witherspoon decision, postponing any execution. Reagan announced a board to review driver license procedures for the disabled, while Meese discussed program provisions and leadership changes at Concilio Inc.
Deputy Atty. Gen. Charles A. O'Brien told the California Peace Officers Conference on Reform and Revolution that law enforcement cannot handle the nation’s domestic problems. He urged administrators to act, or politicians will seek more police funding while deferring responsibility.
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