Jane Fonda backs hookers campaign in San Francisco
In San Francisco, actress Jane Fonda endorsed a campaign to decriminalize prostitution at the Second Annual Hookers Convention. The event included a one night work layoff, with Margo St James, COYOTE founder and chair madam, vowing to send delegates to an international women’s conference.
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California Legislature Passes Housing and Malpractice Bills
In Sacramento AP reports the Assembly approved AB 1 to create a housing agency with underwriting power by a 67 to 8 vote. The Senate followed 33 to 6. SB 199 and a malpractice bill also cleared, with varied party rolls. Budget defeat left the chamber without a budget plan.
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Tunney says military snoop-file control has failed
Senator John V. Tunney of California charged that the military lost track of its intelligence files on private citizens. He warned that many copies exist and procedures to expunge them are unclear while speaking to the Civil Liberties Union of Alabama.
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Hearings on Surveillance Tech Begin Monday in Washington
Sen. Tunney warns modern surveillance and data systems threaten constitutional rights as hearings begin in Washington. He recalls past hearings under Sen. Ervin that revealed military dossiers on citizens and a push to destroy those files. He sponsors a bill banning military civilian surveillance with strict penalties.
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