Museado / NARA Collection rr-0840 — Collection rr-0840
Recent Folios
Login Register
English (inglés) español magyar (húngaro)

Survos folio item chat

Back to CRLA - Messages Approving CRLA Veto (Vol. II) - Salinas

Ask the Scholar

Document scope · 1 page
doc
Scholar
Ask about this object, its catalog metadata, its source description, or the page inventory. For page-specific OCR and visual context, open one of the page chats.

Scholar Source Context

Document identity
localId
118564744
label
CRLA - Messages Approving CRLA Veto (Vol. II) - Salinas
core
doc
dtoType
document
citationUrl
https://catalog.archives.gov/id/118564744
pageCount
1
Source metadata
id
118564744
sourceUrl
https://catalog.archives.gov/id/118564744
contentType
document
title
CRLA - Messages Approving CRLA Veto (Vol. II) - Salinas
citationUrl
https://catalog.archives.gov/id/118564744
identifierLocal
840
collections
Ronald Reagan's Governor's Papers of the Press Unit
California Rural Legal Assistance (CRLA) Files
iiifBase
https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/presidential-libraries/reagan/7408627/40-840-7408627-P28-017-2017.pdf
thumbnailUrl
https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/presidential-libraries/reagan/7408627/40-840-7408627-P28-017-2017.pdf
largeImageUrl
https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/presidential-libraries/reagan/7408627/40-840-7408627-P28-017-2017.pdf
imageCount
1
hasImages
yes
source
import
hasTranscription
no
Source extras
url
https://catalog.archives.gov/id/118564744
naId
118564744
coverageEndDate
logicalDate
1975-12-31
year
1975
coverageStartDate
logicalDate
1967-01-01
year
1967
levelOfDescription
fileUnit
recordType
description
ocrSource
nara-archive
Single page context
seq
1
pageIndex
0
type
document
url
https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/presidential-libraries/reagan/7408627/40-840-7408627-P28-017-2017.pdf
mediaId
33f7a726f9d85204
ocrText
Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Digital Library Collections This is a PDF of a folder from our textual collections. Collection: Reagan, Ronald: Gubernatorial Papers, 1966-74: Press Unit Folder Title: CRLA - Messages Approving CRLA Veto (Vol. II) - Salinas Box: P28 To see more digitized collections visit: https://reaganlibrary.gov/archives/digital-library To see all Ronald Reagan Presidential Library inventories visit: https://reaganlibrary.gov/document-collection Contact a reference archivist at: [email protected] Citation Guidelines: https://reaganlibrary.gov/citing National Archives Catalogue: https://catalog.archives.gov/ * SALINAS the ALPHABETICAL LISTING FOR SALINAS AREA (Monterey County) Name Address Aefferson, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Box 56 Castroville, California 95012 Aldwell, Alan F. 198 Mar Vista Drive Monterey, California 93940 Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Paul, Jr. King City, California 93930 Ballinger, Lee 435 Soledad Street, #8 Salinas, California 93901 Bardin, Mr. and Mrs. Jim 935 Old Stage Road Salinas, California 93901 Barker, William H. Salinas, California 93901 Berg, Mrs. Bill 60 Penzance Salinas, California 93901 Branson, Willard T. Monterey Co. Bd. of Supervisors Monterey, California 93940 Broom, Wendell 441 Main Street Soledad Union School District Soledad, California 93960 Brown, Wayne E. 961-16 Acosta Salinas, California 93901 Bruhn, Richard L. 300 Main Street Salinas, California 93901 Champion, Sally 343 Oceanview Monterey, California 93940 Charney, Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Box 194 Greenfield, California 93927 Chin, Sam Salinas, California 93901 California Farm Bur eau Cisvek, Mrs. V. 1441 Linwood Drive Salinas, California 93901 Davis, Mrs. Thelma 1612 Cupertino Way Salinas, California 93901 Dawson, Downey 310 Bel Air Way Salinas, California 93901 Downs, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 108 Third Street Pacific Grove, California 93950 Englund, Paul W. P.O. Box TQU Salinas, California 93901 Espinosa, Nellie 24 El Paso Place Salinas, California 93901 Garlinger, D.T. 1781 Old Stage Road Salinas, California 93901 Grainer, Mrs. Robert L. 611 College Drive Salinas, California 93901 Hathaway, Mrs. Darrel L. 285 Pingree Way Salinas, California 93901 Heess, Robert 2356 Alisal Road Salinas, California 93901 Herder, William Route 2, Box 3026 Carmel, California 93921 Hill, Bruce Paicines, California 95043 Hoagland, Mrs. Iva 294 Pingree Way Salinas, California 93901 Holman, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Pacific Grove, California 93950 Horne, Mrs. F.F. P.O. Box H Carmel Valley, California 93924 Kerber, Jack and Norma 11002 McDougal Street Castroville, California 95012 Jefferson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter 473 Monterey Road Salinas, California 93901 Martin, David Route 1, Box 17 Greenfield, California 93927 Merrill Farms Salinas, California 93901 Mid Coast Produce Co. Salinas, California 93901 Montes, Susan 338/2 Church Street Salinas, California 93901 Nail, Mr. and Mrs. W. 22570 Veronica Drive Salinas, California 93901 Oley, Barbara Box 373 Salinas, California 93901 Pisoni, Arnold Gonzales, California 93926 Rianda, Milton Route 1, Box 70 Soledad, California 93960 Rodrigues, Tony 55 San Juan Grade Road Salinas, California 93901 Rodriguez, Sabino 275 C East Lake Street Salinas, California 93901 Samart, John King City, California 93930 Seastrand, Mr. and Mrs. Eric 1445 Linwood Drive Salinas, California 93901 Silva, Frank Salinas, California 93901 Silveria, Ed 515 Canal Street King City, California 93930 Stearns, R.W. 1031 Crest Avenue Pacific Grove, California 93950 Thompson, Cecil 401 Fourth Street, Box 278 Gonzales Union School District Gonzales, California 93926 Tregea, John Salinas, California 93901 Van Voltenburg, Mrs. Sharon 101 Trailer Park Salinas, California 93901 Viarengo, Frank 22363 Ortega D ive Salinas, California 93901 Williams, Ester M. Box 5456 Carmel, California 93921 Wilson, Bob Rancho Chupinos Monterey Co. Farm Bureau Carmel Valley, California 93924 Telegram western union 515P PST DEC 18 70 LA353 L SIA142 Z POM SALINAS CALIF 18 GOVERNOR RONALD REAGAN SACRAMENTO CALIF ASKING YOUR VETO ON CALIF RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE FUNDS MR AND MRS MARTIN AEFFERSON BOX 56 CASTROVILLE SF-1201 (R5-69) Dear Romie: My Most sincere Congratulations - one of so far was to boot your very best actions out this dumned CRLA tax suckers ? bunch of Crooks. Evil work Romie Reep up the good Sincerely. alam aldwel/ Alan F. Aldwell 198 Mar Vista Drive Monterey, Calif. 93940 DEC 31 DEC 31 Telegram western union 1108A PST DEC 26 70 LA 140 L SIA 025 SZ PDF KING CITY CALIF 26 GOV RONALD REAGAN SACRAMENTO CALIF PLEASE VETOO CALIIF RURAL LEGALL AID AAPPROPRIATION MR AND MRS PAUL ANTHONY JR F-1201 (R5-69) MONEY NOW US. THEY LEE BALLINGER THE LAW 435 SOLEDAD ST., Apt. 8 SALINAS, CALIF. 93901 Success or Excess? Tigar for the Defen(408) 422-7924 The biggest victories in the Govern- In Seattle last February, 2,000 chant- ment's fitful war on poverty have been ing youths descended on the city's fed- won by 1,950 young attorneys who con- eral courthouse to protest what they stitute the Office of Economic Oppor- regarded as the unfair conduct of U.S. tunity's legal services program. Their District Judge Julius J. Hoffman in the accomplishments range from winning Chicago Seven conspiracy trial. Pre- rent-strike rights for tenants in Wash- pared for the worst, Seattle police ington, D.C., to the expansion of wel- had hidden riot squads in the public li- fare services nationwide. Such a record brary across the street. When some of hardly seems to call for the firing of the protesters foolishly hurled rocks the program director, Terry Lenzner, through the court windows and splat- and his deputy. Frank Jones. But that tered paint on the walls, the police is exactly what happened (TIME, Nov. swooped out of their hiding place and 30). Now the OEO legal services di- arrested 77 demonstrators. vision is full of deepening suspicion Local courts soon acquitted or dis- that the firing was a clear sign the Ad- missed the charges against nearly all ministration intends to gut the program. ROBERT W. KELLEY The central question is whether the program's most visible achievements There is enough were successes or excesses. OEO Director Donald Rumsfeld, who did the firing, ap- parently felt that Lenzner's activist ap- Chantilly proach failed to take account of political realities. When California legal services in this bottle offices won expansion of the medical aid rolls, for instance, the state government somehow had to find an extra $200 mil- to shake her lion. Governor Ronald Reagan's com- plaints could be heard clearly in world. Washington. Crunch. Lenzner's backers argue that legal rights are legal rights whatever (And yours.) the political realities. And they see oth- er indications that the program is being emasculated. A year ago, it was de- cided that all new lawyers had to be cleared by the White House. More re- cently, Rumsfeld proposed to move basic responsibility for the program from Lenzner and the 850 local OEO law of- MICHAEL TIGAR fices to regional OEO directors, who are all political appointees. Rumsfeld Abler and cooler scrapped the plan in the face of harsh the defendants. But the Justice Depart- criticism by the American Bar Associ- ment used the incident as a reason to in- ation among others, but replaced it with vestigate a nascent radical group called a variation that some A.B.A. officials the Seattle Liberation Front. Last spring think will have the same effect. FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover personally an- Last week some of Rumsfeld's polit- nounced federal indictments against ical fears materialized. The Senate eight S.L.F. members. Though none of Finance Committee voted to forbid pay- them had been arrested at the dem- ment of federal salaries to any lawyer onstration, all were charged with con- who challenges U.S. welfare policies. spiring to damage federal property; five Rumsfeld vigorously urged the Senate were also accused of crossing state lines to reverse the committee, saying the with the intention of causing a riot. It new rule "could seriously inhibit" the was the Government's first use, since program. Also last week, Rumsfeld the Chicago trial, of the 1968 federal okayed a renewal of funding for two antiriot law, which civil libertarians in- of the most controversial programs: sist is unconstitutional. Chantilly $1,800,000 for California Rural Legal Simple Heart. Many lay observers Assistance (CRLA) and $1,000,000 for have expected the mop-haired "Seattle HOUBIGANT legal aid on the Navajo Indian reser- Eight" to stage a political trial as messy vation in Arizona. New Mexico and as the one in Chicago. The defendants Utah. Rumsfeld's critics are still wor- have, in fact, caused a few sporadic dis- ried. The Navajo grant was accompanied ruptions-clenched-fist salutes for the by a ruling that shifts control of the judge and brief scuffles outside the court- local board away from representatives room. But when the new trial opened of the local poor. And in California, in Tacoma last week, there were clear Governor Reagan can veto the CRLA differences. For one, U.S. District Judge Perfume, loz., $25. money. If he does so. the telltale crunch George Boldt, 66, seems more detached Gift sets from $5 to $25. may come when Rumsfeld decides and judicious than Julius Hoffman. His whether or not to override the veto. authority has also been strengthened by HOUBIGANT TIME. DECEMBER 14, 1970 Plane PERFUMERS SINCE 1775. western UNION Telegram 110P PST DEC 22 70 LC162 L SIA069 FF PDF SALINAS CALIF 22 106P PST GOVERNOR REAGAN STATE CAPITOL SACRAMENTO CALIF MAY WE URGE THAT YOU VETO FUNDS FOR CRLA MR AND MRS JIM BARDIN 935 OLD STAGE RD SALINAS CALIF (108). SF-1201 (R5-89) western union Telegram 1227P PST DEC 18 70 LB120 LSIA064 SZ PDB SALINAS CALIF 18 1144A PST GOVERNOR REAGAN SACRAMENTO CALIF PLEASE VETO ANY FUNDS ALLOCATED TO CALIF ORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE. AS A RESIDENT TAX PAYER AND BUSINESS MAN IN MONTEREY COUNTY I AM STRONGLY OPPOSED TO FUNDS BEING DISTRIBUTED TO THIS ORGANIZATION WILLIAM H BARKER DEC 10 SF-1201 (R5-69) ecember 15, 1970 60 Penzance Salinas, California Governor Ronald Reagan Office of Equal Opportunity 800 Capitol Mall Sacramento, California Dear Governor Reagan: I understand that the CRLA funding is coming up for either veto or approval. Please use your power of veto on this funding. This group has become a dangerous organization and one that does not have the best interests of our country at heart. I would like to see funding for the OEO vetoed also. Cordially, Mrs Bill Bus Mrs. Bill Berg western UNION Telegram 800p PST DEC 10 70 LA430 L MYA108 LM NL PDF MONTEREY CALIF 10 GOVERNOR RONALD REAGAN SACRAMENTO CALIF YOUR POSITION ON THE CALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM IS STRONGLY SHARED BY ME. IN MONTEREY COUNTY THIS OFFICE HAS BEEN USED ALMOST TOALLY FOR CLASS SUITS AGAINST VOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES AT THE TAXPAYERS EXPENSE. I WILL SUPPORT YOU IF YOU PHASE THIS PROGRAM OUT AND WILL SPEAK IN BEHALF OF YOUR ACTION AT ANY PLACE ANY TIME WILLARD T BRANSON MEMBER MONTEREY COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Call DUE 1970 SF-1201 (R5-69) BOARD OF TRUSTEES MAIN STREET SCHOOL RICHARD MORGANTINI, President EVERT RIGGS, Principal ROBERT CHAPMAN, Vice President JOHN GARDONI, Clerk SAN VICENTE SCHOOL MEMBERS DUANE TRIPLETT, Principal FRANK LEDESMA JOE PANZIERA Soledad Union School District WENDELL BROOM, District Superintendent TELEPHONE 678-2248 441 MAIN ST., SOLEDAD, CALIFORNIA 93960 December 30, 1970 The Honorable Ronald J. Reagan State Capitol Building Sacramento, California 95814 My Dear Governor: You are to be complimented for recent action pertaining to the funding of the California Rural League of Assistence. It is time for positive action opposing those forces that strive to discredit the social, political and economic struc- ture of the nation and our State of California. The CRLA was instrumental in bringing legal action against our school district on behalf of parents who had children en- rolled in the mentally retarded classes. Many charges could have easily been corrected by the State Department of Educa- tion and the State Board of Education rather than the expensive and time consuming court action. Far more important in this case was the effects upon nine children. Once the court action was rendered, no followup was made to provide assurance that the education of these children was being planned and implemented. It would seem that the CRLA had little or no interest in the families or the children once court action was complete. Receiving legal advice and assistance seems prudent for the disadvantaged or low income families; however, the wide variety of social court action seems unwarranted. Again, your action against the CRLA has my endorsement. New guidelines for this O.E.O. program must be revised. Sincerely, Wendell Irom Wendell Broom District Superintendent WB:ws December 16, 1970 961-16 Acosta Salinas, California Governor Ronald Reagan Governor of California Sacramento, California Dear Governor Reagan: I would like to impress upon you the need to veto funding of the California Rural Legal Association. This association has repeatedly come to the aid of the questionable and revolutionary part of our society; therefore, I cannot stress strongly enough the need to eliminate the funding of such an organization. I would also suggest that you also veto any state monies going toward the funding of the Office of Equal Opportunities for the same reason. Sincerely, Wayne E.Brown Telegram western union 1105A PST DEC 23 70 LC096 L SIA055 TH PDF SALINAS CALIF 23 1056A PST GOVERNOR REAGAN STATE CAPITOL SACRAMENTO CALIF IT IS MY OPINION THAT CRLA FUNDS HAVE BEEN MISUSED AND I WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR VETO RICHARD L BRUHN 12TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CHAIRMAN 300 MAIN ST SALINAS (1106) SF-1201 (R5-89) western union Telegram Te 1027P PST DEC 21 70 LB422 L MYA168 168 BA POM MONTEREY CALIF 21 GOV REAGAN STATE CAPITOL SACRMENTO CALIF I URGE YOUR DISAPPORVAL OF CRLA SALLY CHAMPION 343 OCEANVIEW CRLA. SF-1201 (R5-69) Green fill Ca. 93927 Dec. 31, 1970 Dear Gevernor, Congraturlations on your Box 194 6c. Greengfill, Ca. 93927 GRE EENFIELD PM CA 1970 93927 FRANKLIN U.S.POSTAGE ROOSEVELT Governor Ronald Regan Secrements, Calif. to be educated on this program. Thank you, mr. of Mrs. Nawood Chancy western UNION Telegram 753p PST DEC 28 70 LA324 L SIA2 12 LM POM PD SALINAS CALIF 28 GOVERNOR RONALD REAGAN SACRAMENTO CALIF WE COMMEND AND THANK YOU FOR CRLA VETO IMPORTANT STEP TOWARD SOUND ECONOMICAL GOVERNMENT SAM CHIN DIRECTOR DISTRICT 8 CALIF FARM BUREAU. . F-1201 (R5-69) Telegram western union LC 125 L SIA077 FF PDF SALINAS CALIF 18 1252P PST GOVERNOR REAGAN SACRAMENTO CAIF URGE YOU TO VETO CRLA FUNDS THIS PROGRAM HAS BEEN MISUSED TO HARRASS FARMERS AND OTHER TAXPAYERS NEEDY PEOPLE HAVE OTHER LEGAL AID ASSISTANCE THANK YOU SAM CHINN STATE DIRECTOR DISTRICT 8 CALIFORNIA FARM BUREAU FEDERATION (1253) SF-1201 (R5-89) $1,354 3-5 1441 LINWOOD DRIVE SALINAS, CALIFORNIA DECEMBER 15, 1970 Gov. RONALD REAGAN % DEO 800 CAPITOL MALL SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA DEAR Gov. REAGAN: I BELIEVE VERY STRONGLY THAT you SHOULD VETO THE FUNDS OF THE CRLA. THIS WOULD BE A GREAT SAVINGS To THE TAXPAYERS. STATE AND FEDERAL !! SINCERELY. MRS. CISZEK Eng Governor Rengan for C.R. L.la I feel funds should be discontinued. Mrs. Thelmer Davis Sincerely 1612 Cupertive Way Salmas, Calif 93901 DEC 15 / J0 6H,10 BECEIVED January 4, 1971 The Honorable Richard M. Nixon President of The United States of America "The White House" Washington, D. C. Mr. President: I feel that Governor Reagan's investigation of CRLA reveals conclusively that that agency is spending taxpayer's money in endorsing and supporting various social causes and movements rather than performing in behalf of true indigents in civil legal matters. I, therefore, request that Governor Reagan's veto of funds for CRLA be upheld. Respectfully yours, Downey Dawson Downey Dawson 810 Bel Air Way Salinas, California 93901 DD/nk cc: Governor Ronald Reagan Frank Carlucci Em G 108 Third Street Pacific Grove, Cal 93950 December 11, 1970 The Honorable Ronald Reagan Governor of California State Capitol Sacramento, California 95814 Dear Governor Reagan: We urge your vote against the grant to California Rural Legal Assistance Inc. We appreciate the pressures you are under from the liberals who are trying to destroy the free enterprise system and the whole American way of life. We must somehow wake up the great "silent majority" before it is too late! Sincerely, Ralph & Lora Downs Mrs. Ralph Downs Telegram western 425P PST DEC 29 70 LB 199 L SIA148 SZ NL PDF SALINAS CALIF 29 GOVERNOR REAGAN SACRAMENTO CALIF ERNESTLY SUPPORT GOVERNOR REAGANS VETO OF C.R.L.A. FUNDS BECAUSE OF AGREED MIS-USE OF C.R.L.A. FACILITIES AND IT DEVIATION FROM ITS INTENDED PURPOSES PAUL W ENGLUND PO BOXTQU SALINAS CALIF SF-1201 (R5-69) 1993039 Jun 39/350 / 1970 15'119 as S I/ HAL Dear Mr Carlucci: Please support Governor Reagans veto on CRLA. Neein Espirian W El Paso Place Palmias. Calf 93901 - Copy- D.T. Garlinger Dec 23, 1970 1781 Old Stage Road Salinas, California 93901 Governor Reagan Secramento Calif Dear Governor: - that the CR.Ka should be I and my wife believe discontinued and we will support you to those ends. They have become a social - revolution group and don't function as they were inten ded to function Sincerely, D.J. Garlingir P.S. Keep up the good work. It takes guts to vote your conscience and take an umpopular stand. western union Telegram 1114A PST DEC 22 70 LC103 L SIA053 SZ PDF SALINAS CALIF 22 HONORABLE RONALD REAGAN GOVERNORS OFFICE SACRAMENTO CALIF STRONGLY URGE YOUR VETO OF FUNDS FOR CALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE INCERELY MRS ROBERT L GRAINER 611 COLLEGE DR SALINAS CALIF 93901 F-1201 (R5-69) December 16, 1970 285 Pingree Way Salinas, California Governor Ronald Reagan Office of the Equal Opportunity 800 Capital Mall Sacramento, California Dear Governor Reagan: I urge you to veto the funds for the California Rural Legal Association when it comes to your desk. It has become apparent to most of us that this organization has become an instrument for the revolutionary part of our country. It is apparent to me also that the Office of Equal Opportunity has become a tool for futura revolution. I would suggest that you eliminate state funding for this organization also. Sincerely yours, Carse Mrs. Darrel A.Hathoway L. Hathaway Injury western union Telegram 1222P PST DEC 17 70 LA255 L SIA059 SZ PDF SALINAS CALIF 17 1210P PST GOVERNOR REAGAN STATE CAPITOL SACRAMENTO CALIF DESIRE TO VETO CALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE FUND ROBERT HEESS 2356 ALISAL RD SALINAS CALIF (1213). IF-1201 (R5-69) THE HON Gov. REAGAN. DEC 28, 1970 Dear st was mith great catisfaction netwed some funds for that of noticed that you had the Reep up chegood work California Rural apidam esgues. Welliams Herder Despectfully yours pt2 Bak3026 carmel 93921 Calif western union Telegram 746p PST DEC 19 70 LA506 L SIA111 LM NL PDF SALINAS CALIF 19 GOVERNOR RONALD REAGAN SACRAMENTO CALIF STRONGLY URGE YOU TO DISALLOW CRLA BUDGET EXCESSIVE ABUSE OF THIS PROGRAM ADDS TO BURDEN OF OUR OVERBURDNED COURTS MAKES TAX PAYERS PAY COST FOR BOTH SIDES OF ANY INDISCRIMATE LEGALACTION SINCERELY BRUCE HIL PAICINES CALIF. BF-1201 (R5-89) HIH western union Telegram 745P PST DEC 19 70 LA504 L SIA 110 LM NL PD SALINAS CALIF 19 I GOVERNOR RONALD REAGAN SACRAMENTO CALIF PLEASE DO NOT APPROVE CRLA BUDGET IT IS NOT RIGHT FOR A TAXPAYER TO HAVE TO PAY FOR LEGAL ASSISTANCE ON BOTH SIDES OF A LAWSUIT IT WONT TAKE LONG TO GO BROKE IT THIS CONTINUES SINCERELY DICK HILL PAICINES CALIF. SF-1201 (R5-89) December 16, 1970 294 Pingree Way Salinas, California Governor Ronald Reagen Office of Equal Opportunity 800 Capital Mall Sacramento, California Dear Governor Reagan: I wish to express my concern for any future funding 66 the California Rural Legal Association. I am aware that this bill must be vetoed by December 29. I urge you to veto this funding. I also urge you to stop any state monies that will go to the funding of the Office of Equal Oppotunity. Sincerely yours, Mrs Ina Heagland uiy Mrs. Iva Hoagland western union Telegram 922P PST DEC 21 70 LB399 L MYA 165 BA NL PD TDMY PACIFIC GROVE CALIF 21 GOV RONALD REAGAN STATE CAPITOL SACRAMENTO CALIF MR HOLMAN AND I URGE YOUR DISAPPROVAL OF CRLA. THEY HAVE DEPARTED FROM ORIGINAL AID TO POOR AND HAVE HARRASED FARMERS THROUGHOUT THE STATE BEST NEW YEAR WISHES WILFORD AND ZENA G HOLMAN RLA. state SF-1201 (R5-69) Mrs. F. F. Horne Post Office Box H Carmel Valley, California 93924 December 28, 1970 His Excellency, the Governor of California Sacramento, California Sir: Your Veto of CRLA Allied Federal Programs I am pleased that you have rejected the 1971 federal grant. This is yet another program by which responsible citizens are sold for their own money, to provide springboards for charlatans to wade in it, while ridiculing and destroying those who provide it. At this time, I should like to mention another mass of such opportunities, now used by propagandists to promote, rather than to inhibit drug "abuse" (what a term!). To the surprise of many present, a local representative of the Monterey police force stated at a meeting that outsiders come here with precut (my word) solutions for problems they do not understand. He then told us that Monterey is an open port, practically unpoliced, through which narcotics flow. Knowing this, the Federal Government lets the problem develop so that more of our money can be wasted in financing the fringe that aspires to being on top, with expense accounts and salaries larger than those of the populace they mulct, associating with such as Timothy Hobson (Alger Hiss's step-son) in programs which, for instance, refer to marijuana as a harmless substance. Its greatest use hazard is presented to audiences as being caught with it, by authorities--ir which case, on the third apprehension, one would be safer to shoot the arresting officers, since he most likely would "get off" more lightly for murder! (Yes. A local, hired counselor at Carmel High School said exactly that, to a roomful, in Brey Hall, there.) (His name is John Frykman, who claims the title of "doctor", honorarily bestowed upon him by a little-known group.) afficiation We now are represented by extreme leftwing "senators" in Washington, and by a non-doctor Riles, and the Communist records of all of them were sedulously concealed by the media, prior to this last election, in spite of efforts to expose them. It is most discouraging to some who imagined that Republicans would, if elected, appoint known Conservatives to turn the Country to the right. Respectfully yours, Unin Home January 1, 1971 The Honorable Richard M. Nixon President of the United States of America "The White House" Washington, D. C. Mr. President: We feel that Governor Reagan's investigation of CRLA reveals conclusively that that agency is spending tax- payer's money in endorsing and supporting various social causes and movements rather than performing in behalf of true indigents in civil legal matters. We, therefore, request that Governor Reagan's veto of funds be upheld. Respectfully yours, Kaber Jack and Norma Kerber 11002 McDougal St. Castroville, Calif. 95012 CC: Governor Ronald Reagan Frank Carlucci western union Telegram 542P PST DEC 18 70 LA368 L SIA156 SZ NL PDF SALINAS CALIF 18 GOVERNOR RONALD REAGAN SACRAMENTO CALIF URGE YOUR VETO ON CALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE FUNDS MR AND MRS WALTER JEFFERSON 473 MONTEREY RD SALINAS CALIF F-1201 (R5-69) Telegram western UNION 514P PST DEC 18 70 LA352 L SIA140 SZ PDF TDSI GREENFIELD CALIF 18 417P PST GOVERNOR REAGAN SACRAMENTO CALIF VETO CALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE FUNDS DAVID MARTIN ROUTE 1 BOX 17 GREENFIELD CALIF 93927 (510), SF-1201 (R5-89) Telegram western union 707P PST DEC 28 70 LB245 L SIA201 LM NL PDB SALINAS CALIF 28 GOVERNOR RONALD REAGAN STATE CAPITOL BLDG SACRAMENTO CALIF COPY OF WIRE SENT TO FRANK CARLUCCI DIRECTTOR OF OEO. 12 STRONGLY URGE YOU SUSTAIN GOVERNOR REAGAN's VETO OF CRLA FUNDS IN MONTEREY COUNTY TRULY NEEDY INDIVIDUAL CASES OFCHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT EXHORBITANT INTEREST GOUGING ETC ARE BEING NEGLECTED AND BRUSHED ASIDE IN FAVOR CLASS ACTIONS INTENDED TO LEGISLATE THROUGH THE COURTS CRLA HAS FILED MANY UNJUST EXPENSIVE AND TIME CONSUMING LAWSUITS AGAINST ASSOCIATIONS AND INDIVIDUAL EMPLOYERS CRLA FUNDS SHOULD BE STOPPED UNTIL IT IS PERFORMING THE PROPER FUNCTION FOR WHICH IT WASINTENDED MERRILL FARMS. SF-1201 (R$-69) western union Telegram 258P PST DEC 19 70 LA378 L SIA067 LM NL PDB SALINAS CALIF 19 GOVERNOR RONALD REAGAN SACRAMENTO CALIF WE ARE STRONGLY IN FAVOR OF THE DISCONTINUANCE OF THE CALIF RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE MID COAST PRODUCE CO SF-1201 (R5-68) western union Telegram 1224P PST DEC 17 70 LB158 LB 3 LSIA057 SZ RX-PDF SALINAS CALIF 17 1150A PST GOVERNOR REAGAN SACRAMENTO CALIF WE URGE YOU TO VETO THE ALLOCATION OF THE CALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASS ISTANCE FUNDS ON DECEMBER 21 1970 THESE FUNDS ARE NOT BEING PROPERLY USED AS ORIGINALLY INTENDED SUSAN MONTES 338 1/2 CHJRCH ST SALINAS CALIF 21 1970 DEC IS 1.50 (1211). SF-1201 (R5-69) Telegram western UNION 539P PST DEC 18 70 LA366 L SIA152 SZ NL PDF SALINAS CALIF 18 GOVERNOR RONALD REAGAN SACRAMENTO CALIF URGE YOUR VETO ON CALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCS FUNDS DONALD W NAIL MARTHA N NAIL 22570 VERONICA DR SALINAS CALIF SF-1201 (R5-69) Eng BABARA 3-5 Box373 I OUET Solimas, Catif. Bovanoi Dec. 14, 1970 800 Capital Mall bac rements, Colif Dear Governor Reagan & action discontinue the And aid Society Sot the Cold Rual Segal more adequately used The money couldle to support of placete light this state and the nation anarchists that are Castroying Sive our policemen more production, letter lumoil Thank for you bend and what you Plan Todo western UNION Telegram 415P PST DEC 18 70 LA327 L SZB185 (L SIA117) POM TDSZ GONZALES CALIF 18 GOVERNOR REAGAN SACRAMENTO CALIF PLEASE VETO CALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE FUNDS ARNOLD PISONI GONZALES CALIF. SF-1201 (R5-59) western union Telegram 850A PST DEC 18 70 LB025 LSJB015 JS NL PDF 2 EXTRA TDSJ SOLEDAD CALIF 17 GOVERNOR RONALD REAGAN SACRAMENTO CALIF PLEASE VETO BUDGET ON CRLA TAX PAYERS MONEY FIGHTING TAX PAYERS MILTON RIANDA RT 1 BOX 70 S OLEDAD CALIF 170. of OF as S 3 SF-1201 (R5-69) Telegram western union 1223P PST DEC 17 70 LB157 3-5 LSIA056 SZ RX-PDF SALINAS CALIF D 1150A PST GOVERNOR REAGAN SACRAMENTO CALIF WE URGE YOU TO VETO THE ALLOCAT ION OF THE CALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE FUNDS ON DECEMBER 21 1970 THESE FUNDS ARE NOT BEING PROPERLY USED ASORIGINALLY INTENDED TONY RODRIGUES 55 SAN JUAN GRADE RD SALINAS CALIF (1210). IV $6 SF-1201 (R5-69) HIM western UNION Telegram 1221P PST DEC 17 70 LB155 3-5 LSIA054 SZ RX-P DF SALINAS CALIF 17 1150A PST GOVERNOR REAGAN SACRAMENTO CALIF WE URGE YOU TO VETO THE ALLOCATION OF THE CALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE FUNDS ON DECEMBER 21 1970 THESE FUNDS ARE NOT BEING PROPERLY US ED AS ORIGINALLY INTENDED SABINO ROORIGUEZ 275 C EAST LAKE ST SALINAS CALIF 21 190 (1209). is If of SF-1201 (R5-69) Telegram western union 1101A PST DEC 18 70 LA1'9 Emy L SIA046 SZ PDF KING CITY CALIF 18 1040A GOV RONALD REGAN SACRAMENTO CAIF URGE YOU TO VETO CALIF RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE FUNDS JOHN SAMART KING CITY CALIF DEC 18 12 17 PH PH '70 '70 GOVERNOR'S OFFICE RECEIVED SF-1201 (R5-69) you 3-5 December 15 1970 1445 Linwood Drive ALINAS Christmas Salinas Califor WENTS PM U.S. 93901 1970 Gov Ronald Regan 800 Capital Mall mall % OEO Sacrament California sincerely, mrs Mrs. Enic Seastrand moin western union Telegram 1227P PST DEC 18 70 LB119 L SIA063 SZ PDB SALINAS - CALIF 18 1144A PST GOVERNOR REAGAN SACRAMENTO CALIF AS A FARMER AND TAXPAYER IN MONTEREY COUNTY I STRONGLY URGE YOU TO VETO ANY FUNDS ALLOATED TO CALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FRANK SILVA (1203). COSCOM SF-1201 (R5-69) western union Telegram 433P PST DEC 17 70 LB330 LSIA111 SZ POM KING CITY CALIF 17 GOV RONALD REAGAN SACRAMENTO CALIF URGE YOU TO VETO CALIF RURAL LEGAL ASS ISTANCE FUNDS ED SILVERIA 515 CANAL ST KING C ITY CALIF. 07:18 CUST SF-1201 (R5-69) Governor Ronald Reagan Dear Sir: EMB 9. hope you put the babes on the CRLa. They seem to be crackpol Lawyers for sadicals Thank your R.W. Starms 1031 Custane Pacific Grove, Calif GONZALES UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT 401 FOURTH STREET BOX 278 GONZALES. CALIFORNIA 93926 PHONE (408) 675-3663 CECIL THOMPSON BOARD OF TRUSTEES DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT NEIL FANOE, PRESIDENT LeNORE IVERSON ARNOLD PISONI, CLERK PRINCIPAL LaGLORIA RICHARD BERNARD MERLE WESCOATT HAROLD E. WIDEMANN PRINCIPAL FAIRVIEW FRANCIS RIANDA December 30, 1970 The Honorable Ronald Reagen Governor's Office State Capitol Building Sacramento, California 95814 Dear Sir: This letter is written in support of your veto of the CRLA program in the State of California. The program for this county seems to be more concerned with social and racial issues than representing the poor people in court. There seems to be evidence that much time was spent by the CRLA office in the Ceasar Chavez labor dispute. I am also in favor of doing away with the tenure law for the State of California teachers. I do hope legislation will be forthcoming to achieve this goal. Yours very truly, Cecil Thompson District Superintendent CT:jj cc: The Honorable Robert Wood, Assemblyman The Honorable Burt Talcott, U.S. Congressman THE western union Telegram 1228P PST DEC 18 70 LC120 L SIA065 SZ PDB SALINAS CALIF 18 1144A PST GOVERNOR REAGAN CAPITOL ACRAMENTO CALIF AS A TAXPAYER IN MONTEREY COUNTY I WOULD LIKE TO GO ON RECORD AS OPPOSING ANY FUNDS BEING ALLOCATED TO THE CALIF RUAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM JOHN TREGEA 770,19 F-1201 (R5-69) December 15, 1970 101 Trailer Park Salinas, California Governor Ronald Reagan Office of Equal Opportunity 800 Capital Mall Sacramento, California Tear Governor Reagan: I demand that you veto the funding for the CRLA. As a tampayer of this contry and of this state, I wish to express my disgust of the activities of this group. Please also veto all funding for the OEO, for the same reason. Yours truly, Mrs Sharon Mrs. Sharon Van Voltenburg western UNION Telegram 3.5 1218P PST DEC 17 70 LA251 L SIA055 SZ RX PDF SALINAS CALIF 17 1150A PST GOVERNOR REAGAN SACRAMENTO CALIF WE URGE YOU TO VETO THE ALLOCATION OF THE CALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE FUNDS ON DECEMBER 21 1970 THESE FUNDS ARE NOT BEING PROPERLY USED AS ORIGINALLY INTENDED FRANK VIARENGO 22363 ORTEGA DRIVE SALINAS CALIF SF-1201 (R5-69) EMI December 18-1970 PERSONAL MAIL - Box 5456 CARMEL CALIF To The Honorable 93 921 Ronald Reagan Governor of me great State of California- Sacramento - California- Dear Governos: 7 have just learned That The Bill for Rusel LegalAssistance in sighed California is on your deat to be I, herevirth, registrar way unalterable opposition to The This sill. why should we pay creeps to Sue The government & line the pockets of Those who are determined to undermine our, legs inate A n.A In is with sincere concern that I beg of you to refuse to sign This bill. Always your admirer, d your dedicated supporter, Esther Thand Williams. St. Gov. area 7- United Republicans. Calif. western UNION Telegram 1105P PST DEC 17 70 LA001 L SZA461 (L MYA120) LM POM PTDMY CARMEL VALLEY CALIF 17 GOVERNOR RONALD REAGAN STATE CAPITOL SACRAMENTO CALIF URGE YOU TO VETO APPROPRIATION FOR RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE FUNDS BOB WILSON DIRECTOR MONTEREY COUNTY FARM BUREAU RANCHO CHUPINOS RMEL VALLEY CALIF 0017 201 (R5-89)