Bar Association Opposes Statutory Rape Title Change
State Bar delegates in San Diego adopt a resolution to rename the offense from rape to unlawful sexual intercourse with a girl under 18. The plan suggests juries decide punishment up to 50 years, citing fairness in cases with parental or welfare involvement. Also supported is recognizing legitimate children from artificial insemination with parental consent in writing.
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State Bar Association
San Diego
Lawyers Club of
San Francisco
State Bar Board of Governors
Reagan Sues Los Angeles County Over Excessive Taxes
Governor Ronald Reagan filed suit against Los Angeles County seeking 4 748 07 in excess taxes paid under protest after an assessment board raised two Malibu parcels. He argued the over assessment followed a 1967 protest, with notices showing parcels valued at 30000 and 7500 then raised to 216400 and 54100.
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Los Angeles
Malibu
Reagan
San Marino
New Movie Rating System Aimed at Protecting Youth
MPAA chief Valenti unveils an adult oriented rating scheme with R and X categories. Films outside the code jurisdiction receive X rating automatically. The system publicizes at theaters and in ads to curb underage access amid ongoing battles over obscenity and local classifications.
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MPAA
Valenti
Virginia Woolf
Alfie
Louis Nizer
U.S
Guard unit sues over Pueblo callup in federal court
Attorneys for the California National Guard 1st Squadron 18th Cavalry seek to deactivate the unit as a federal force and return it to state control after the May callup during the Pueblo crisis. They challenge the callup and broader Vietnam War legality.
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Federal District Court
Tacoma
Wash
U.S. Supreme Court
Vietnam
High Court
1St Squadron
18Th Cavalry Division
Army
Pepperdine Plans Malibu Oceanside Campus With 138 Acre Gift
Pepperdine College accepted a 138 acre Malibu land gift from the Adamson and Rindge families and announced a new oceanside campus. Construction north of Pacific Coast Highway near Malibu Canyon Road begins late next year with classes planned for 1971. The multimillion dollar gift aims to create a learning center using computer aided curriculum and will initially house about 750 students, expanding to 2,500 by 1985.
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Malibu
Oceanside
Merritt H. Adamson
Rhoda May Adamson Dallas
Sylvia Rindge Adamson Neville
Pacific Coast Highway
Malibu Canyon Road
Young
Defends Veto of County Funds for Building
The Los Angeles County Employes Association defended past president Norman R. Shaffer for blocking use of county retirement funds to finance new buildings. Shaffer, a County Retirement Board member, vetoed a $3.2 million project at the County-USC Medical Center and the county hospitals using the $750 million fund, arguing the fund earns more from stock and bond investments.
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Los Angeles County Employes Association
Norman R. Shaffer
Shaffer
County Retirement Board
Board of Supervisors
USC Medical Center
County Department of Hospitals
State Poll Shows Support Shifting On Watson Amendment
A statewide poll finds Watson Amendment support weakening since September while a large number remain undecided. Prop 1-a would cap property taxes at 1 percent of market value and fund services by limiting uses, with undecided voters remaining high and opinions fluid before November 5.
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