County moves to regulate sex-encounter and escort services
County supervisors approve first readings to crack down on escort centers by subjecting 17 county centers to business license rules and a conditional use plan in three commercial zones. New rules require listing services and dress standards while keeping centers within license oversight and potential revocation. The measures aim to curb noise advertising and parking issues sparked by Lennox protests, with final action expected in about a week and effect within 30 days.
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Campaign violations alleged against Atty. Gen. Younger
People's Lobby charges Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger failed to disclose 16132 in campaign contributions. Younger denies the accusation and recuses from the case. The group names donors and firms tied to Prop. 9 litigation and asks district attorneys to act.
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County considers action over deceptive ads at massage centers
Supervisor Ed Edelman questions county action against centers with misleading advertising. A narcotics officer notes that where centers misrepresent services, prostitution arrests have followed, and raids already enforce the nudity ordinance when customers are found undressed.
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