Million Grant Aids Poor Seek Legal Help For Rights
Fremont reports a $1 million grant to create a legal aid program for indigent residents with Civil Rights Under Law backing. The effort, linked to Lyndon B. Johnson ideas and the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights, aims to handle criminal and civil cases in California and nationwide, including racial prejudice issues and rights of the indigent.
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Plush bus service trial offers near personal touch
Commuters in Peoria and Delavan describe a door to office express bus with hostesses serving coffee and doughnuts, offering mass passenger relief. For 6 to 10 dollars monthly, riders get near continuous service, personalized contact, and carlike amenities, including potential taxi backup and free parking considerations.
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New Legislators Tour Southern California Before Session
Ten of thirteen new Northern California lawmakers will tour Southern California December 4 to 8 to meet lobbyists and learn life in the state capitol. The Operation Legislative Viewpoint program aims to ease partisan tensions and show how Californians across regions are served by the reapportioned legislature.
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