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    "ocrText": "Ronald Reagan Presidential Library\nDigital Library Collections\nThis is a PDF of a folder from our textual collections.\nCollection: Reagan, Ronald: Gubernatorial Papers,\n1966-74: Press Unit\nFolder Title: Issue Papers - Courts\nBox: P30\nTo see more digitized collections visit:\nhttps://reaganlibrary.gov/archives/digital-library\nTo see all Ronald Reagan Presidential Library inventories visit:\nhttps://reaganlibrary.gov/document-collection\nContact a reference archivist at: [email protected]\nCitation Guidelines: https://reaganlibrary.gov/citing\nNational Archives Catalogue: https://catalog.archives.gov/\nCOURTS\nWright\nBy IEIF ERICKSON\nAssociated Press Writer\nSAN FRANCISCO AP\n\"The courts should not be beg-\ngars for crumbe,\" California\nSupreme Court Chief Justice\nDonald R. Wright said Wednes-\nday.\nHe declared that state and\ncounty budget officers block\nadequate financing for the judi-\ncial system's fundamental\nneeds.\n\"The judicial system cannot\neffectively function without\nadequate staffing and sufficient\nfinancial support,\" Wright told\na joint luncheon of san Tran-\ncisco bar associations.\nThe meeting marked the first\nanniversary of a joint bench\nand bar Ir ogram to clear the\nbacklogged trial calendare in\nsan Francisco's Superior\nCourts.\nWright said the san Fran-\ncisco courts were under f1-\nranced. He said the related of\nfices of the district attorney,\npublic defender and the staffs\nof the probation office and\ncounty clerk also were under-\nfinanced.\nThe problem is not confined\nto san Francisco, O9 he said.\ncost the state level, we find\nthat the fundamental needs of\nthe judicial system are also\nbeing routinely ignored or blue-\npenciled by the budget officers\nof the executive department,\"\nWright said.\n\"Insofar as state financing is\nconcerned, the Judicial Council\nhas taken the position that the\nfinancial needs of the judicial\nbranch of government should\nbe placed before the legislature\nwithout advance restrictions or\ndeletions imposed by the execu-\ntive branch in advance of legis-\nlative action.\n03-29-72 06.57pps\nFor information contact:\nLegat\nNational Center for State Courts\nCourts\n1616 H Street, N.W.\nWashington, D.C. 20036\nAlice O'Donnell, Acting Secretary\n(202) 393-1640, ext. 501-502\nFor release September 27, 1971\nWASHINGTON, D. C.\nJUSTICE WINSLOW CHRISTIAN NAMED DIRECTOR OF\nNATIONAL CENTER FOR STATE COURTS\nJustice Winslow Christian of the California Court of\nAppeal has been named the first Executive Director of the new\nat its temporary headquarters\nNational Center for State Courts/in Washington, D. C., it was\nannounced today by Justice Paul C. Reardon, of the Supreme\nJudicial Court of Massachusetts, Chairman of the Board of\nDirectors of the Center. Justice Christian will serve on\nleave of absence from his present post.\nThe new organization was established, at the urging\nof United States Chief Justice Warren Burger at the National\nConference on the Judiciary held at Williamsburg, Virginia\nearlier this year, to develop proposals for reform of state\ncourt systems.\n\"The critical question facing our judicial system today\nis how we can provide justice, promptly and fairly, to the in-\ncreasing numbers of citizens who are bringing their disputes to\nthe courts, \" said Justice Reardon, who was active in founding\nthe Center.\n\"We must reduce delays in the courts and improve the\nadministration of justice, in both criminal and civil cases, if\nour state courts are to continue to serve effectively as insti-\ntutions for the peaceful and rational settlement of disputes in\nthis time of turmoil.\n\"The purpose of the National Center is to provide\nassistance to state courts in planning and carrying out changes\nthat are urgently needed.\"\nPrior to his appointment to the Court of Appeal in\n1966, Christian served as Administrator of the State Health\nand Welfare Agency of California. Christian also served as\na trial judge and as a state prosecutor.\nHe received his bachelor's and law degrees from\nStanford University and taught law in Rangoon, Burma, on a\nFulbright Fellowship after graduation from law school. He\nis married and has three children.\nChristian is presently a member of the California\nJudicial Council, the rulemaking body for the California courts,\nand is on the Board of Directors of the American Judicature\nSociety and the Executive Board of the Appellate Justices'\nConference of the American Bar Association.\nThe National Center for State Courts will be funded\nby private foundation grants and federal funds appropriated for\nimprovement of state courts. A Ford Foundation grant financed\nthe establishment of the Center. Justice Reardon is chairman\nand Justice Louis H. Burke of the Supreme Court of California\nis vice-chairman of the Center's governing board. The members\nof the Board, all of whom are state court judges selected on nomi-\nnation of the eighteen national organizations active in state\ncourt administration and reform, are representative of the nation's\nstate courts of every level. They are:\nHon. David Brofman, Judge of the Denver Probate\nCourt, Denver, Colorado.\n- 2 -\nHon. Louis H. Burke, Associate Justice, Supreme\nCourt of California, San Francisco, California,\nVice-Chairman.\nHon. James A. Finch, Jr., Chief Justice, Supreme\nCourt of Missouri, Jefferson City, Missouri.\nHon. M. Michael Gordon, Judge of the Municipal\nCourt of Houston, Houston, Texas.\nHon. Frank R. Kenison, Chief Justice, Supreme\nCourt of New Hampshire, Concord, New Hampshire.\nHon. Bernard S. Meyer, Judge of the Supreme\nCourt of New York, Mineola, New York.\nHon. Paul C. Reardon, Associate Justice, Supreme Judicial\nCourt of Massachusetts, Boston, Massachusetts,\nChairman.\nHon. William S. Richardson, Chief Justice, Supreme\nCourt of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii.\nHon. Morell E. Sharp, Associate Justice, Supreme\nCourt of Washington, Olympia, Washington.\nHon. Harold Stevens, Presiding Judge, Appellate\nDivision, Supreme Court of New York, First Judicial\nDepartment, New York, New York.\nHon. Joseph A. Sullivan, Presiding Judge, Wayne County\nCircuit Court, Detroit, Michigan.\nHon. Curtis V. Tillman, Judge of the Dekalb County\nJuvenile Court, Decatur, Georgia.\n- 3\nCRIMINAL JUSTICE DIVERSION SYSTEM\nDetoxification\nHospital\nArrest\nand\nNon-Hospital\nResidential\nCare\nArraignment\nand/or\nReferral\nOutpatient\nCare\nCriminal\nand\nJustice\nSYSTEM\nRehabilitation\nDIVERSION\nFAILURES\nSYSTEM\nCourt\nPlea Guilty -\nFound Guilty\nMethadone\nTreatment\nCYA\nSpecial\nCounty Jail\nTreatment\nor\nCDC\nCYA\nProbation\nProgram\n-\nCourts\nLieutenant Governor Urges\nState Bar to Work for Reform RECEIVED\nGOVERNOR'S OFFICE\nExcerpts from CALIFORNIA STATE BAR ASSOCIATION speech delivered by\nLieutenant Governor Ed Reinecke\nSEP\n20\n9\n24\nSan Diego, California\nAM\n'71\nSeptember 15, 1971\nThe State Bar of California is recognized throughout the\nCrime prevention, I feel, has been neglected. As members of\nnation as one of the most prestigious, and the innovations of\nthe legal profession you have been and must be leaders in\nour system of justice are envied by most of the other states.\nsolving the problems of inadequate housing, inferior educa-\ntion, corrupt government, unemployment, discrimination, and\nMy own professional education was in engineering. My\ndispair. Take on responsibility in the community to aid and\nexperience is in business and engineering - only recently in\nassist and help self-help projects.\ngovernment. As a citizen and elected official, I am nevertheless\ndeeply concerned that our system of justice and law is working\nOne area in which the organized Bar might be of greater\nto serve the people of California in protecting those rights and\nassistance and support to our police force would be a volun-\nfreedoms granted to all of us under the Constitution.\ntary plan of instruction for police officers in procedures\npermitted under our legal decisions.\nIt is a cornerstone of our society that government and law\nare ordained and enacted to insure protection of rights of\nPerhaps the most important problem is the operation of the\nproperty and of the individual. We protect property rights by\ncriminal courts. It takes twice as long to try the average\npunishment for theft; protection against confiscation by the\ncriminal case as it did a decade ago. More defendents seek jury\nState without due compensation; provision for the orderly\ntrials. The staffing and planning for our courts have always\ntransfer of property from generation to generation; and pro-\nbeen predicated on a premise that 90% of the defendants in\nvide rules by which we may exchange goods and services. The\ncriminal cases will plead guilty, thus obviating the necessity for\nlaw further provides a mechanism for the compensation for\ntrial. That premise is no longer reliable. This means that only a\ndamage. However, the thing most unique about our American\nreduction of 10% in the number of guilty pleas would require\nsystem of law is the protection and extension of personal\nthe assignment of twice the judicial manpower and facilities\nliberty through law.\nthat we now plan for. Expansion of our system is not the total\nanswer. The system itself must be made more efficient.\nAs stewards of this responsibility, how has the legal profes-\nsion done? What is your record of accountability?\nIt would appear to me proper that traffic violations and\npublic drunkenness could be totally eliminated from the\nI speak now as one looking at the system, not a part of it. I\ncriminal system without jeopardizing our basic constitutional\nspeak as a layman involved in government who has the\nsafeguards. Serious study should be given to the restructuring\nopportunity to talk and correspond with people throughout\nof our court system by the abolishment of the distinction\nthis State. I speak as one sincerely interested and concerned in\nbetween Justice, Municipal and Superior Courts and the\nthe operation of an orderly and just society. In talking to\nconsolidation into a single unified court. We should study the\npeople, I have heard expressed this common concern: Has\ndepartmentalization of courts by responsibility and the selec-\nsomething gone wrong with our society? Is there a malfunction\ntion and training of judges in accordance with these depart-\nin the machinery of government? And, especially, they are\nments.\ndeeply distressed by problems involving the administration of\njustice both criminal and civil.\nWe should be willing to explore and experiment with every\ninnovation produced by modern technology. Electrical tran-\nIn the area of crime, the decade last passed has seen its\nscribers, video tapes, systems analysis, and computerization. In\ngreatest increase in the history of this or any other nation.\nour fast moving age, we can no longer say that the methods of\nCrimes of violence against individuals are on the increase.\nthe past give greater assurrances of promoting justice. I would\nCrimes against public property, until recently almost non-\nsuggest that the State Bar of California respond to Chief\nexistent, are the order of the day. In an era when government\nJustice Berger's recommendation for the establishment of a\nfinds it increasingly difficult to finance services, we must\nnational research center for the improvement in court adminis-\nexpend millions to repair broken school windows, reconstruc-\ntration. With a history of excellence in court administration\ntion of hundreds of public offices and buildings and tremen-\nhere, we should seek to have it located in California.\ndously increased security costs to protect public property\nfrom destruction.\nI know that your Bar is actively working in the area of\nimproving the standards of practice in the criminal courts. I\nThe man in the street is unable to fathom the turning back\nfeel it imperative that some system of special training and\non society those charged with theft, murder and the sale of\ncertification be instituted for those who so serve.\nnarcotics because of some action of a policeman who is not\ntrained in the intricacies of the law has made a technical\nYou must be ever watchful and deal harshly with those few\nmistake.\nin your profession who would use the criminal court for the\nespousal of their particular political philosophy or who intimi-\nPeople are frustrated when they read of criminal trials that\ndate the judicial process with a conscious plan of bringing our\nlast for months which appear to have as their objective not the\nlegal system to its knees.\ndetermination of truth but rather to bring the whole judicial\nprocess to a grinding halt.\nAlso involved in the system of justice is the problem of\ncorrections. The penal institution and the system of probation\nWhen we look at the system of criminal justice we must\nand parole.\ninclude everything from the causes of crime, to the detection\nof crime, to the arrest of the accused, to the operation of the\nIncarceration too often means a degrading experience with-\ncourts, to the operation of our penal institutions and parole\nout any meaningful type of rehabilitation leading to increased\nsystem.\nrecidivism.\nWhile the causes of crime are complex, the solutions are\nOnly this year the American Bar Association has taken\nmonumental and insoluble without the participation of men\naction to deal with the specific problems of corrections. The\nlike yourselves.\nState Bar of California should be a leader in penal reform.\nThe numbers of shocking and violent crimes committed by\nThe public is displeased with the court congestion and the\nthose under the probation and parole system brings into sharp\ninterminable time in obtaining audience. The Bar can ill afford\nquestion the present criteria for releasing from custody those\nto indiscriminently block legislative change of the judicial\nwho remain unrepentent without rehabilitation and bent on\nsystem and the method of compensation for those injured by\nfurther careers of crime and violence.\nthe automobile. If you do not take the leadership and promote\nmeaningful changes in these areas in the near future, public\nThat part of our judicial system which has its greatest\npressure will result in a proliferation of hastily conceived and\nexposure to the largest numbers of its citizenry is the civil side.\nill thought-out legislation which may, rather than improve,\nIt is especially troubling to find among our citizens the\ndestroy the means of civil justice as we now know it.\nconviction that equality of justice does not exist. There are\nthose who believe that adequate legal services are available\nLadies and gentlemen, your profession is very much a part\nonly to the wealthy and that the interminable delay in\nof this State's future. You are a part of a system which\nbringing a grievance to trial prevents any true and proper\ndemands change and improvement in the resolution of conflict\nresolution.\nand the preservation of order-not tomorrow, but today. The\nprotection and improvement of the rights of the individual has\nCompetent civil legal assistance should be available to all\nbeen cast upon you and you cannot shy away. Now, as never\nwithin the means of their ability to pay.\nbefore in our history the very foundations of our society are\nbeing challenged. I urge you, who are a part of the high calling\nIt would appear to me that certain quasi legal areas might\nknown as the legal profession, to be willing to take the risk of\nwell and more inexpensively be handled by para-professionals\nleadership in improving our system of criminal justice and\nunder the direction of lawyers and that law students be\nassuring that means of legal redress are available to all, swiftly\nrequired to engage in an apprentice or internship type of\nand without regard to economic station. I think that I speak\nprogram.\nfor the people of this State that we look to you, the lawyer, to\nprovide the wisdom, experience, insight, competence and\nIn our highly complex and urbanized society the role of the\ndedicated committment of your time to the preservation and\nfamily lawyer, like the family doctor, has been greatly dimin-\nimprovement of this form of government which gives to each\nished. You are required to have a high degree of expertise\nindividual the hope for dignity and security never before\ntraining and knowledge to handle specialized areas of the law.\nattained in the history of mankind.\nThe legal profession is still behind in establishing specializa-\ntions and setting standards and requiring certification for\npractice in these highly sophisticated areas.\nfile\nComita\n28 June 68\nfrom RHP by phone, re: statements made by him on Supreme Court\n1gg\nhe did not put out any statement\nwhen he was at Lincoln University in San Francisco last Sunday, June 23,\nto make commencement address and receive honorary degree, media people\nwere there, and he was asked the question\ndid he think there was political motivation behind Warren sub-\nmitting his resignation at this time\nin response, \"Apart from any difference I may have with the Court\nand their decisions, I think it is a great mistake, particularly with\nthe climate ve have now, to inject partisan politics as far as the\njudiciary is concerned.\" He went on to say he didn't want to engage\nin questioning President Johnson's motives, but he felt \"we need now\nmore than ever to uphold the Court as an institution,\" and Johnson\nshould handle himself and his actions with that responsibility in\nmind.\n...\nattached copies of press stories are all that we have seen with\nregard to the interview in San Francisco: we have received no\ninquiries from the sacramento bee, or anyone else, concerning the\nstatements attributed to RHF in the articles.\nSan Jose, Calif.\nNews\n(Cir. D. 73,322)\n11111 7 4 1968\nAllon's P.C.B.\nEst. 1888\nReagan, Finch, Murphy\nAll Critical Of Warren\nWASHINGTON (AP) - Gov. Murphy said he is \"shocked\"\nRonald Reagan has criticized\nthat Warren would step down\nChief Justice Earl Warren for\nnow.\nMurphy said he would vote\nreportedly retiring from the Su-\nagainst a Johnson appointee as\npreme Court at this time to al-\na matter of principle, even if he\nlow President Johnson to name\nmight approve of the choice\nhis successor.\npersonally.\n\"I don't really think he has\nthat right,\" Reagan, a Repub-\nlican favorite son presidential\ncandidate, said Sunday.\nIn San Francisco Lt. Gov.\nRobert Finch says it's a mistake\nto inject partisan politics into\nthe question of who will be\nchosen to succeed' Chief Justice\nEarl Warren when he leaves the\nU.S. Supreme Court.\n\"We need now more than ever\nto uphold the court as an\ninstitution,\" Finch declared\nSunday.\nWhoever President Johnson\nselects to replace Warren, he\nwill not get the backing of\nCalifornia Sen. George Murphy.\nSo far the chairman, Vice\nNegroes had made in recent\ner the average citizen wants to\nWatsonville.\nMayor Albert J. Talkin, has not\nyears and the more favorable\nbe free to be a guinea pig for\n\"The plan sets up a judicial\nset a date for such a meet-\nattitude toward them that he\ninadequately tested, overpriced\noligarchy by transferring t h e\ning.\nsaid had developed in the white\ndrugs of questionable value.\npower of appointment from the\nAsks For Help\ncommunity.\nDisservice To People\nelected governor, who is respon-\nHe said today City Atty. Jo-\nWhat he feared, the governor\n\"To constantly attack, as Rea-\nsible to the people to a face-\nseph E. Coomes has been asked\nsaid, was that a lack of\ngan does, the very concept of\nless commission responsible to\nto research the case and pre-\nrestraint among the Negroes\nregulation in the public inter-\nno one,\" said the trio in a joint\npare a summary for councilmen\nwould set off violence between\nest - regulation designed by\nstatement.\nwho will conduct the review. He\nthe races, in which case the 20\nduly-elected lawmakers to pro-\nClaims Strong Backing\nsaid he will set the date for\nmillion Negroes would have lit-\ntect the average citizen from\nAlquist charged the Reagan\nthe review after Coomes is fin-\ntle chance against the 180 mil-\ndangerous drugs, excessive util-\nplan is getting strong backing\nished.\nlion whites.\nity rates or whatever - is a\nfrom the oil, insurance, utility\nJohnson, a Negro, was dis-\nThis could happen, he said,\nclear disservice to the people\nand a number of other corpor-\ncharged from his position as a\nbecause \"there is a limit be-\nof California and to the high\nate bodies, plus \"ultra-conserva-\npatrolman by the unanimous\nyond which any people will be\noffice of public trust Reagan\ntive Texas oil men,\" whom none\nvote of the City Council in 1962\nprovoked.\" But SO far, he said\nholds.\"\nof the opponents named.\non a recommendation of the\nincidents of violence had not\nPitts also noted that the AFL-\nCartwright said both the Sac-\nthen city manager, Bartley W.\nbeen true \"race riots\" because\nCIO supports a proposal to in-\nramento and San Mateo County\nCavanaugh, and the then police\nwhites had not been fighting\nclude prescription drugs under\nBar Associations opposed t h e\nchief, James V. Hicks.\nwith Negroes.\nMedicare but limit reimburse-\nplan once they heard both sides\nJohnson was accused of be-\nAs he has done repeatedly,\nment for them under federal\nof the argument.\ning present at the home of a\nReagan ruled himself out of con-\nprograms to the price for the\n\"We continue to believe that\nCaucasian woman whose neigh-\ntention for the vice presidency\ngeneric official product - not\nbors complained of a dis'\nbe\nhe\nid\nhe\nby brand name.\nbance by several men\nto governor of California.\nSuch le islation would be of\nAction\nficer was off duty RIC the time.\nGOP Party Strength\nobvious and enormous benefit\nSeeks Counsel\nHe said he believed Repub-\nto taxpayers in California and\nOn\nBrown stated in a letter\nHean thity was strong\nthroughout the nation, yet Gov.\nthe council today his law\nto\nsupport\nfor\nReugan opposes it,\" said Pitts.\nhas been approached by John\nBills\nany candidate nominated at the\nson with a request that the firm\nconvention. For one thing,\nhe\nrepresent the ex-officer.\nFinch Says Keep\nsaid, such issues as \"law and\nThe Senate has approved:\nHowever, Brown pointed out\norder\" had strengthenet the\nPolitics Out Of\nDISTRICTS-SB 972, Rodda-To author-\nthat the ity attorney's office\nIze the treatment of employes of a dis-\nconviction of Republicans that\ntrict as county employes for various in-\nin March ubmitted an\nsurance and benefit purposes.\nSapty could recapture the\nTop Court\nSANITATION SCR 53, Cologne Re-\nto the suncil hich ind\nquests the Department of Housing and\npresidency an this feeling, in\nCommunity Development, in cooperation\nthe council is without power to\nturn, strengthened then deter-\nSAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Lt.\nwith the Department of Parks and Rec-\nreation, to submit a report on minimum\nreinstate Johnson. Bro said\nmination to unite behind the\nGov. Robert Finch said it is a\nsanitation standards in private and pub-\nlic campgrounds and trailer parks.\nhe believes the city attorney's\nBREAD-SB 896, Short-Would require\nnominee.\nmistake to inject partisan poli-\nthat a standard loaf of bread weigh 16\nruling is legally erroneous.\nHe described Nixon as \"lar\ntics into the question of who\nounces.\nVETERANS-SB 1123, Whetmere-Would\nDescribing the present status\npermit the Department of Velerans Af-\nahead\" and said Gov. Nelson\nwill be chosen to succeed Chief\nfairs to waive occupancy requirements\nof the case as \"confusing,\"\nA. Rockefeller of New York had\nJustice Earl Warren when he\nin Cal-Vet farm and home purchases\nfor a period not to exceed four years.\nBrown suggests h e council\na \"pretty uphill fight.\" Never-\nleaves the U.S. Supreme Court.\nAMBULANCES - SB 535, Dills-Would\nrequire emergency ambulances to be\nshould ask the attorney gener-\ntheless, he said, the convention\n\"We need now more than ever\nequipped with resuscitators.\nGov. Ronald Reagan has\nal for a clarification of John-\nwould be open and the\nto uphold the court as an in-\nsigned into law:\nson's rights.\ndelegates would \"look at me\nstitution,\" Finch declared yes-\nUNDERGROUND UTILITIES-AB 168,\nand all the other favorite sons\"\nterday in a television interview.\nBadham-Allows community services dis-\ntricts to provide for conversion of exist-\nBurglars With Torch\nas well as at the two declared\n\"Apart from any difference I\ning overhead electric and telephone lines\nof a public agency or utility, with Its\nGet Cash, Valuables\ncandidates.\nmay have with the court and\nconsent, to undergroud locations.\nRETIREMENT-AB 153, Barnes For\nReagan said the nomination\ntheir decisions, I think it is a\nadvisors and recreation specialists in\nforestry Job corps conservation centers\nReubin Ginsburg of the Ace\nof Sen. Eugene McCarthy of\ngreat mistake, particularly with\nto be defined as forestry members for\nretirement purposes.\nLoan Co., 1214 J St., notified\nMinnesota by the Democrats\nthe climate as we have now,\nVOTING-AB 838, Cory-Requires that\na ballot pamphiet be sent with each\nthe police today that burglars\nwould cause the Republi-\nto inject partisan politics as far\nabsentee ballot.\nWINE AND BEER-AB 853, Belotti-\nwho used acetylene equipment\ncans the most trouble because\nas the judiciary is concerned.\"\nPermitting wine growers and beer manu-\nfacturers to give or sell their products\nstore $2,617 in cash and checks\nMcCarthy is a critic of the\nGov. Ronald Reagan and sev-\nbelow established prices to a non profit\ncharitable corporation or non profit in-\nfrom a safe and also took 30\nJohnson administration and of-\neral other Republican officials\ncorporated trade association, the mem-\nbers of which are alcoholic beverage\nwedding rings a nd collector\nfers a less inviting target than\nhave said Warren should not\nlicensees. In the second Instance the\nwine or beer must be used solely for an\ncoins.\na candidate who defends it.\nresign until a new president\nassociation convention or meeting.\nPAY RAISE-SB 115, Collier-Increas-\nThe value of the rings and\nThe governor was in Washing-\ntakes office.\nIng the salary of the Siskivou County\ndistrict attorney from $7,200 to $15,000 a\ncoins was undetermined. The\nton briefly to speak at\nLEGAL NOTICE\nyear and prohibits him from engaging in\nprivate law practice during his term of\nsafecrackers entered by drilling\na \"school\" for new Republican\nNOTICE OF REQUEST FOR BIDS\noffice.\nEQUAL PAY-SB 232, Grunsky-Ex-\nholes in the room.\ncongressional candidates.\nNotice is hereby given that sealed\nbids. in triplicate, will be received\ntending provisions of California's equal\npay law to all employes in a business\nby the General Manager of Sacra-\nestablishment, rather than limiting its\nmento Municipal Utility District,\napplication to women. The bill Is In-\nState of California, at the Purchases\ntended to prevent discrimination on the\nIT'S TIME TO MOVE\nand Stores Department Office of the\nbasis of sex where employes are doing\nDistrict, 1708 59th Street, Sacra-\nwork on lobs requiring equal skill, effort\nand responsibility performed under sim-\nmento, California, until 3:00 p.m.,\nHar working conditions in the same\nto the Bank that offers You More!\nPacific Daylight Saving Time, July\nestablishment.\n30, 1968, for the purchase by this\nCENTERS-SB 349, Short-Permitting\n4% NEW AUTO LOANS\nDistrict of one Aerating Tank Sew-\nuse of funds from school override taxes\nage Treatment Plant and one Hypo-\nto purchase land, buildings and furniture\nfor development centers for handicapped\n($4 per hundred per annum)\nchlorinator and Accessories, for\nminors.\nLoon Lake Powerhouse, Upper\nFEE INCREASE-SB 386, Sherman-\nAmerican River Project, In ac-\nIncreases lees paid by subdividers to the\nTHE NAME\ncordance with Specification No. 2517\nState Division, of Real Estate In connec-\nllon with the filing of applications by\nIS UNIQUE,\nwhich may be obtained from the\nsubdividers for investigations and is.\nManager, Purchases and Stores\nsuance of public reports.\nSERVICE\nDepartment\nThe Senate has defeated:\nSACRAMENTO MUNICIPAL\nCOMPLETE\nSUMITOMO BANK\nUTILITY DISTRICT\nTEACHERS - SB 1266, Richardson -\nBy: /s/ Paul E. Shaad,\nWould have authorized the dismissal of\nteachers for falsification or concealment\nBroadway and 14th Street\nSacramento\n443-5761\nGeneral Mgr. &\nof material facts in applications for em.\nChief Engineer\nployment, assignment, or promotion.\n(1 time, 6/24/68)\nWarning on Naming Chief Justice\nwith KRON TV that: \"Apar,\nfrom any difference I may\nhave with the Court and their\nLieutenant Governor\nresigning Supreme Court\nview: \"We need now more\ned since the Chief Justice's\ndecisions, I think it is agreat\nRobert H. Finch declared\nJustice Earl Warren.\nthan ever to uphold the Court\ndeparture was disclosed Fri-\nmistake, particularly with\nhere yesterday that \"it's a\nThe Lieutenant Governor,\nas an institution.\nday that he should not resign\nthe climate we have now, to\nmistake to inject par-\nwho was here to address the\nSeveral Republican fig-\nwhile President Johnson was\ninject partisan politics as far\ntisan politics\" into the se-\ngraduating class at Lincoln\nures, including Governor\nin office.\nas the judiciary is con-\nlection of a successor to\nUniversity, said in an inter-\nRonald Reagan, have indicat-\nFinch said in an interview\ncerned.'\ntune in to Macy's\nmusic center values!\nsee your favorite shows in action on RCA ТѴ!\nTHE SACRAMENTO BEE\nEDITORIA\nTHURSDAY 27 JUNE\nExposition Deserves\nFinch Pulls Reagan\n'The\nPill'\nSupport Of Everyone\nUp Short On Court\nThere are several reasons\nLt. Gov. Robert Finch proved\nfor Californians, and particu-\na constructive countervailing\nlarly Sacramentans, to be\nforce to Gov. Ronald Reagan's\nproud of the new California\npurely partisan reaction to the\nExposition which will open at\nresignation of Earl Warren as\nTO UN TREATY\nnoon Monday on its new site\nchief justice of the United\noff the Elvas Freeway north of\nStates Supreme Court.\nthe American River.\nThe day before Reagan said\nThe first and foremost is\nWarren would show lack of\nthat it represents a remark-\nfaith \"in this system of ours\"\nable change from the old to\nif he resigned SO Democratic\nthe new, a venture in fairs un-\nPresident Lyndon B, Johnson\nprecedented in the United\ncould name his successor be-\nStates and a beginning toward\nfore leaving the White House.\na future which will bring\nFinch said we need now more\ngreat economic benefits to the\nthan ever before to uphold the\nlocal area and renown to all\ncourt as an institution. Not a\nof the Golden State.\nDemocratic or Republican insti-\nIt is not simply the old State\ntution but one of the coequal\nFair lifted from the 100-year-\nbranches of the system of\nold site on Stockton Boulevard\nAmerican government.\nand moved to a different loca-\n\"Apart from any difference\ntion. It is a brand new enter-\nwe may have with the court\nprise, incorporating modern\nand its decisions,\" Finch said,\ndesign and adventuresome\n\"I think it is a great mistake,\nplanning which eventually will\nparticularly with the climate\nrank the California Exposition\nwe now have, to inject parti-\nas the best in the world. This\nsan politics as far as the ju-\nis true because it is being built\ndiciary is concerned.\"\nto the standards of a World's\nReagan was thinking the elec-\nFair.\ntion should determine the com-\nposition of the court, that a\nAlready nearly $23 million\nRepublican would win and that\nhas been spent in capital out-\na chief justice of his own re-\nlay to provide the nucleus of\nactionary persuasion might get\nthis outstanding exposition. In\nthe nod. Finch was thinking\nthe short time since construc-\nmore broadly - about govern-\ntion began, the once-dry sheep\nment as an institution, not as\npasture has been turned into a\na political playpen.\nbusy, bustling complex of ex-\ncitement.\nIt is a fact of American life\nThe modern race track and\nthat Johnson is President of\ngrandstand with air-condition-\nthe United States until January\ning and restaurant, the acres\n1969, and has a right to fill\nof convenient parking spaces, a\njudicial openings\nas\nthey\nOC-\nspectacular indoor-outdoor flo-\ncur. It is equally true Warren\nral exhibit, a fair activities\nhas a right to resign when he\nNews Behind The N\narea for the presentation of the\nchooses. Nothing contrary to\nwares of California's many\nthe American system, about\nFrom Washington\nstate, has accused the United\nwhich Reagan complains, is in-\nStates of \"barefaced aggres-\ncounties, an amusement plaza,\nBy Clayton Fritchey\nan animal compound and art\nvolved in the exercise of these\nsion\" against Rhodesia.\nREAGAN - Some of our\nshow hall also will be on\ntwo rights.\ngreatest presidents have been\nview.\nIt is Reagan who needs ed-\nknown to stumble over their\nQUESTION - Both Reagan\nLater, the agricultural\nucation about the American\nsyntax from time to time (es-\nand Goldwater have questioned\nshows will be ready for the dis-\nsystem, as Finch seems to im-\npecially in the give-and-take of\nreports that they advocated the\nplays of the 4-H Clubs and Fu-\nply. It is Reagan and others\nwho want the court to become\npress conferences), but who\ninvasion of North Vietnam, but\nture Farmers of America.\nwould have dreamed that Ron-\nthey needn't be defensive\njust another spoils of victory;\nald Reagan would ever be at\nabout it. After all, Vice Presi-\nWhat the first visitors will\nthese need a refresher in Amer-\na loss for words? He may have\ndent Ky of South Vietnam is\nsee represents the beginning of\nican history.\npresidential qualities after all.\nfor invading the North and the\nbetter things to come. They\nIf Reagan would read such\nThe usually glib governor of\nUnited States government is\nwill be able to witness the birth\nhistory he would discover the\nCalifornia was asked (on\nfor Ky. The difference is that\nof an exposition which will ful-\nfounding fathers never contem-\nNBC's \"Meet The Press\") if\nKy wants to use United States\nfill the dreams of countless\nplated political parties. but did\nthere was any significant dif-\ntroops, while some adminstra-\npeople who fought many legis-\ncontemplate a court free\nference between his views and\ntion officials think it would be\nlative battles before the enter-\nfrom political pressures.\nthose of former United States\nunfair to deprive the South\nprise was authorized.\nIf Reagan would just read\nSen. Barry Goldwater, the Re-\nVietnamese army of this hon-\nCal Expo, the place to go,\nhe might stop giving Califor-\npublican presidential nominee\nor.\nwill operate this year from\nnians lectures on what the sys-\nof 1964. It hardly seems pos-\nLike President Johnson, Gold-\nMonday through Sept. 10. It\ntem of this nation is not.\nsible that such an old, shop-\na pithy way of say-\npromises to be one of the most\nSpeaking of the"
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