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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1972
Page
2
Sacramento Californians would face a misdemeanor for possession and use of marijuana under Assemblyman Alan Sieroty Beverly Hills bill. The measure covers five ounces or less with no sale penalties. Sieroty cites 17 percent of first time offenders still getting felonies and argues penalties deter respect for law.
Assemblyman James Hayes leads early filing for the Fourth Supervisorial District with submission of nominating papers for the June 6 primary. Marvin Braude and Herb Spurgin also filed and seven candidates return petitions. others including Howard Jones Larry Boilman Bert Bond have yet to file. Supervisors Dorn and Hahn also filed seeking re election while Registrar James Allison forecasts about 2000 candidates by March 10.
The Economy and Efficiency Committee urged the county board to place the public administrator's office under a five man commission to curb one man rule and mismanagement. The plan would add a trust officer probate lawyer auditor and business executive to a four unaffiliated appointees panel. Nine executives took tests for a permanent post with a salary of up to 33 896 a year. James Mize led one candidate pool and results due in a week or more.
UPI reports Sacramento Assembly Republican John Stull urged roll call votes for measures in Assembly committees. He said recorded votes would reveal who supports or opposes bills. The measure would apply only to the Assembly, not the Senate. ERISTOVICH, 56, faces 20 charges in Los Angeles Superior Court over alleged mishandling of estate assets. pretrial hearing held Monday.
Sacramento Assembly Education Committee chair criticized Wilson Riles as he urged ending statewide reading tests in grades one, two, three, six and 12. Greene said tests show how much education districts receive for billions spent and rejected a sampling approach saving money and avoiding first grader trauma.
Judge William A. Calde colt postponed a motion to separate the Kristovich case from the embezzlement charges against his nephew Joseph Vicella. The nephew faces embezzlement accusations.
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