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14 Mpni ID, lurs Kennewick Republican opposes House Bill 257 on marijuana Legal Notices State Rep. Claude R- Kennewick, has criticized pjssaze of House i 2 5 7 a decriminalize" Uie use of grams or less of marijuana. The controversial measure was defeated ia the House of Represea- lafcm Maroh 31. However supporters of the bill immediately moved to have the vote reconsidered. Oliver said Ou "arm twisting" was i MIV njiu IWlJUilk" 3 successful when the House voted on HB 257 oa April 6.

It passed 52 to 43. The measure now goes to the Senate where it faces an uncertain future "You can be sure I'll see that Dr. Hardm Jones of the University of California at Berkeley will be present for deliberations oa to is bill in the Senate. Jones is one of the counlry's foremost authorities on marijuana and 111 get him here iflhavelopass the bat to pay for the Oliver said. During floor debate prior to the vote on April 6, Oliver pointed to public records that.showed where a substantial amount of money came from in support of decriminalizing the possession of marijuana.

"These records showed that more than J73.000 was given to NORMU- National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Uws-and much of that money came from groups that are anything but family-oriented," Oliver said. The Kennewick area legislator said more than $39,000 wasgiven toNORML from PJayboy Foundation, another 117,974 from the publishers of an underground "drug culture" magazine and J10.000 was left as an "anonymous gift" at NORML headquarters in Washington, D.C. "Many have said opponents of this bill do not care about kids, that we'd just as soon give them a lifelong criminal record for one youthful mistake. The facts do not bear this out," Oliver said. eluding one dodor tad changed from a position of saying marijuana was harmless to one that it vtt Meed dangerous.

"The doctor, who is 2 practicing psychiatrist ia Berkeley, had said the use of marijuana was not dangerous and that it should be legalized," Oliver said. "However, Dr. D.H. Powelsoa was forced to change his position after observing some 200 students he had counseled who used marijuana and were found to be suffering from various forms of serious Oliver stressed. "The medical evidence is overwhelming against any reasoning to place the drug in any category besides dangerous.

The most damaging medical finding to date compiled by Dr Robert Heath of Tulane University will be published in the next two months by violations of the law because the matter was pending in court and is officers were being harassed by legal charges being filed against them. These charges were due to the Fourth Amendment protection of not being able to arrest a citizen for a civi! violation when criminal activities are not present Krasny said more than 200 tickets ia one court action were dismissed because accused parties failed to show. Said Krasny, "The law is a joke It would be better to have no law at all." Contrary to newspaper accounts heralding Michigan as an example state-for this legislation, Ann Arbor and another college community eight miles away have such legislation on the books. Said Krasny. "The rest of the stale is stiffening its attitude against this legislation as a direct result of the WARTIME VETERANS fcS OR OLDER ARE ENTITLED LIMITED INCOMES ASOASSETS" i i JM Men maft 10 i t.

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Consultant. Call 5 revealed until published," OJiv er said In earlier floor debate Oliver tried unsuccessfully to tie on a series of amendments. These consisted of mandatory drug education on a first offense, an increase of the minimum fine for possession from J50 to J200 (J300 is the present fine for alcohol possession) and putting the bill to a vote of the people. In final Hoor debate the Kennewick legislator cited several deficiencies in the law. Oliver said that law enforcement officials would find themselves helpless to arrest anyone violating the act that did not want to accept a ticket.

"By making violations a "civil offense" the courts have held time and again you cannot arrest anyone unless they are violatinga 'criminal he said. To back up his case Oliver conlacted the police chief of Ann Arbor. Walter Krasny. Krasny has operated under a similar law as the proposed pur- for Other deficiencies cited ia the taw in floor debate by Oliver were the need to prove a person truly in violation of the marijuana 40grams possession section. Someone must have more than 40 grams of marijuana, not just 40 grams of marijuana substance.

After the supplier has cut the marijuana with other substances by 50 per cent and the dealer by another 10-lSper cent and the pusher by another 10-15 per cent a lab analysis would be neccessary to gel a good 40 grams violation. The substance a pusher would then have to be caught with would be in the range of 120 grams or enough substance to make 100 marijuana cigarette joints. "In fact," Oliver added, "Chief Krasny related an incidence to me where a group was busted who had one (on of marijuana aboard an airplane and actually only half of that was pure marijuana," "Trying to control marijuana traffic with legislation liie this is insane It will only be the inexperienced pusher that gets caught for violating this law. A vote for this law was a vote to legalize marijuana." Oliver concluded. Legal Notices vise GAECft LEGAl NOIICt Herety CMM 13 Herety 5-ven war u- MMu I'M METAL MYRTLE- YOyt AD nVil APPEAR iCATOf; jv on the shoulders.

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DONALD A Secretary Board of three tor By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) You never realize how much a $50 tax rebate means to people until it is withdrawn. When President Carter first proposed such a rebate, public enthusiasm appeared minimal at best. But as soon as he backed away from the plan, lamentations were heard throughout the land. I conducted a little survey to see what economic impact the withdrawal was having in my neighborhood. It was far worse than anyone had expected.

"Theregoesthedownpaymentonthe house we were planning to buy in Georgetown," one neighbor told me. "This means we won't be able to send Junior to Princeton next fall," another wailed. "Oh, well, we didn't really want to spend our vacation on the Italian Riviera anyhow," said another, stiffening the upper iip. "it's back to Disney World again this summer." "And 1 had my hea rt set on a pound of coffee," another sobbed. Not all of the reaction was in this narrow, personal vein, however.

Fire destroys fishing vessel KODIAK, Alaska (UPI) A Japanese fishing vessel caught fire in the Gulf of Alaska Monday and all 29 crew members were forced to abandon ship in life-rafts, the U.S. Coast Guard here reported. The entire crew of the 185-foot Marti No. 5 was rescued without injury by a Soviet cargo ship Tunnel used to rob bank PASTO, Colombia (UPI) Thieves who apparently spent at least seven months burrowing a 45-foot funne! to a bank vault broke in over the weekend and made off ailh about million police said Monday. Authorities searching for the thieves sealed off roads leading to the nearby border wilh Ecuador Pasto is 550 miles southwest of Bogota and asked authorities in a country for assistance ia case the robbers of the stateowned Banco de La Republici fled Colombia.

The thieves apparently spent the weekend looting the bank vault and the was discovered when the bank reopened for business Police Commander Bernardo Grisales Muno: said. Grisales said the thieves apparently had rented 2 building next to the bank and spent seven (o eight months digging a 45-fool tunnel into the bank vault. The police chief said bank officials were still trying (o determine much was stolen, but preliminary checks showed between J2.05 million 2nd $2.1 million was taken. Simon says'bah' DES PLAINES, 111. (UPI) Former Treasury Secretary' William E.

Simon said Monday night President Carter's energy package would plunge the nation into i "national energy police state." "This massive intnision by government in the most critical sector ef oar economy wouW result in disaster." Simon told i dinner audience. "It is just more of the same quart nostrums that have moved this country in the direction of state socialism for Ihe last three decades turning over the energy industry to the same people who gave us AmtrakinrJthePostOffice." which had been diverted by the Coast Guard from its course about 20 miles away. Cause of the fire and other details were initially unavailable as none of the crew spoke English. The fire was reported at 2 p.m. Alaska Daylight Time through an international code of radio signals.

It was not immediately known whether the fishing boat had a legal permit to fish in the area, approximately 75 miles southeast of Cold Bay on theiip of the Alaska Peninsula. A Coast Guard C130 aircraft was immediately dispatched from Kodialc to the scene of the fire, where the crew- was observed abandoning the flaminz vessel. The Coast Guard cutter Jarvis was diverted from fisheries patrol 250 miles away in the Bering Sea to aid the burning boat. The Soviet ship Kom- somolits Nakhodki, which had no firefighting capabilities, watted with the Japanese crew. The Jarvis was due "How can Carter talk about human rights violations in other countries while denying his own people a tax rebate?" demanded a neighbor who takes a cosmic viewof issues.

Once they have swallowed their disappointment, I'm sure most people will recognize that withdrawal of the rebate was in thenational interest. The best analysis I have seen came from the award-winning tax theorist, John Kenneth Turnipblood. "There are only two situations in which it is prudent to propose tax rebates," Turnipblood has written. "One never happens, so we don't need to bother with it. The other is when the economy is sluggish and needs a quick fix.

"Let us say that shortly after Carter first proposed the rebate Congress approved it and the checks were put in the mail. "By this time, the money already would have been spent and we would have little to show for it. "Fortunately, however, the rebate plan got hung up over the water projects issue. That gave people lot of time in which to anticipate the rebate and think about they would spend it. "Rebate anticipation is a more powerful economic stimulus than the real thing.

We know from experience that when a rebate of $50is anticipated, the average taxpayer, given enough time, will think of 49 ways to spend it. "Furthermore, if kept dangling long enough, the average taxpayer will spend the rebate two or three times. "The recent business upswing that Carter referred to was almost entirely caused by rebate anticipation. "If Carter hada'l withdrawn it when he did, we would have had runaway inflation." PUBUCKEXH1M3 ne Dcar3 ol Directors of Adnj ScrvsaJ Distal No jiou txriget Hearts f.e st on "ft at eta eu tut Su(jerinieore 5 otfice o) we ABnj Scnool Ksiricl Board ot Direclori ttaia All interest parents artf voters are 13 aKend and fce fiea-'d BT ORDER OF THEBOABO Of DIRECTORS PYUS Clerk ol Hie Adna Sc Drslricl IJS Adna. WA M522 GARAGE SALE Sometning for cabinet machine.

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