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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1977

Page

3

Border officials urged fired for giving KKK a platform

A coalition including California Lt. Gov. Merlyn Dymally and Cesar Chavez urged President Carter to dismiss regional immigration chiefs for hosting Ku Klux Klan figures who aim to train vigilante border patrols. The group sided with San Diego officials opposing the plan, while Klan leaders touted patrols to deter illegal crossings, triggering protest from city and religious leaders.

San Diego Carter Ku Klux Klan White House California Mervyn Dymally Cesar Chavez Sacramento David Duke Metairie The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Guv Brown Duke Los Angeles Pete Wilson Lea T. Maher Diocese of Griffin Bell U.S Terry Knoepp Knoepp James O'Keefe Allan Clayton San Ysidro O'Keefe Klan Idan Hernan Baca

California water law pressure forces USDA aide to resign

Assistant Secretary Robert H. Meyer, who lobbied officials over California Imperial Valley water enforcement, is resigning after Carter ordered Bergland to stop Meyer from further lobbying. Carter and Bergland defend his actions as protest against the 1902 federal water law while noting Meyer acted as an individual. The Interior Department proceeds with enforcement amid farm consolidation concerns.

Washington Agriculture Department California Agriculture Bob Bergland Robert H. Meyer Carter Imperial Valley Meyer Congress Bergland California Ecourt Interior Department West

Tax protester sentenced for three years of nonfiling era

A 46 year-old Buena Park man, James R. Johnston, was sentenced in federal court to four years in jail and fined 10,800 for willful failure to file federal income tax returns for 1973 to 1975 and for submitting false withholding exemption statements. Johnston argued the Internal Revenue Code is unconstitutional, per the U.S. attorney in Los Angeles.

U.S. Attorney’s Office Los Angeles James R. Johnston Fillmore Drive Saab

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