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Oct 22, 1977 los Sngrlrs JTinifs Voter Signup Plan Would Not Benefit Democrats, Panel Told But Republicans at LA. Hearing Oppose Proposal to Erase Deadlines, Permit Registration on Election Day 25 to 75 OFF QCMS LUGGAGE BAZAAR 952 $. Flower 622-2103 0311010 SIMMONS QUEEN MAKERS OF BEAUTYREST ELI BY DOROTHY TOWNSEND Tinrn Stall Writer Luxurious Innersprlng Mattress the Assembly Committee on Elections and Reapportion conducting the hearing, said his measure would "enfranchise more than Matching Box Spring 0HLY '75 (plus Wing taw) The oldest and largest tlrm ot Its kind. Complete, guar-anteed, personalized service. Not fust a kit.

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but came out the provide for registration of voters on clec lion day at satellite stations, set up on a ra tio of one to every 10 precincts, on evidence or identity and residence. Opponents of the proposal, which is simi hsimmons LJHi imAtt4M BEAUTYREST FLOOR SAMPLES DISCONTINUED MODELS TREMENDOUS SAVINGS LIMITED QUANTITIES HUBHYIt lar to the universal voter registration act I I illsiUI till K- 1ST TWIN SIZE proposed by President Carter, have expressed fears about the danger of increasing voter fraud and the high cost of administering such a law. The California Republican Party opposes both the federal bill (HR 5400) and Key-sor's bill (AB 11), "not because we think EACH PIECE SETS ONLY SIMMONS fn ft It Mff ml Httltfm om store STORE FULL SIZE 78 as SETS ONLY If deadlines were lifted to permit voter registration up to and including election day, the electorate would be bigger, but not significantly different, an Assembly committee was told here Friday. "The increases in turnout would be greatest among the uneducated and would progressively dwindle among well-educated people," Raymond E. Wolfingcr of UC Berkeley said.

"It is a short and tempting step from these findings to the conclusion that registration reform would produce a drastically changed electorate that would (favor) the Democratic Party. "But, short and tempting as this leap might be," he said, "it is also wrong." Wolfingcr, among witnesses at a hearing on an Assembly bill that would establish election-day voter registration in California, said his projections stemmed from a hypothetical 1972 electorate based on a massive nationwide Census Bureau sample. Wolfingcr said in the 1972 general election, 51.1 of those who went to the polls called themselves Democrats or Independents "closer to" the Democratic Party. "With the ballot more accessible because of easier registration requirements, this Democratic share of the electorate would have gone up just three-tenths of a percentage point, to 51.4," he said. Wolfingcr acknowledged that elections have been decided by fractions of a per cent, "but such tiny differences in poll results arc not considered significant by people familiar with the limitations of survey research." Such a minisculc advantage "would do very little, if anything, for Democratic voting strength," he said.

Other witnesses included representatives of California's Republican Party, which opposes the measure, and Democratic Party, which supports it. Assemblyman Jim Kcysor (D-San Fernando), author of the bill and chairman of WIDE SALE OR SLEEP E-Z our party is going to suffer but because of lack of safeguards, a COP spokesman, Deanc Dana, told Friday's hearing. The potential for voter fraud "is enor mous," he said, "and the requirement that some form of identification be provided at the polls is meaningless. TWIN SIZE Dana said that in Minnesota, a state that has permitted election day registration since 1973, officials in the 1976 election SLEEP TRUNDLE BED i or HSIMMONS qw tfm m-tt MAKERS OF BEAUTYREST learned that in some areas "as high as 30 had registered twice." He also criticized the satellite station GUESTBED "CAMPAIGN" "STANDARD TWIN" INNERSPRING MATTRESSES proposal as posing monumental adminis trative locations problems. "In Los Angeles Your old! is someone else's nostalgia fashion.

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The leaders, officials said, included members of the Armed Revolutionary Forces of the People, an underground ter rorist group believed responsible for the 197J kidnaping of the U.S. consul in Guad alajara, Terrance G. Leonhardy. The rebellious inmates had demanded EXCEPTIONAL ANTIQUE ALUES FROM ENGLAND the abolition of the prison's trusty system under which inmate "coordinators" helped GUADALAJARA, Mex. GB-More than 700 heavily armed policemen went from cell to cell Friday disarming prisoners at Jalisco state penitentiary, scene of bloody rioting and an inmate revolt last week.

Security forces said two submachine guns, 30 pistols and more than 1,500 swords and daggers were seized during the search. The government regained control of the prison Oct. 12 after a two-day uprising in which about 400 rebels reportedly killed 14 trusties and seized control of the cellblocks and exercise yard. None of the 10 Americans being held at the jail was injured in the rebellion. Two hours after the search Friday a truck left the prison carrying 24 inmates.

Police said the prisoners had been identified as leaders of last week's revolt and were being transported to security head the guards control other inmates and re ceived numerous special privileges. The rebels said the trusties who were killed had abused, beaten and threatened other prisoners. The rebels also demanded better food, better medical care and more jobs. Warden Pedro Parra had agreed to the prisoners demands but he has given no in Halltrees. An excellent selection in a dication how he plans to run the prison without trusties.

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All handcrafted of rich, solid woods in timeless U.S. Dist. Judge Gordon Thompson Jr. upheld the society's right to publish and ordered Holtvillc school officials to award credentials so that Miss Pliscou could solicit advertising off campus. But the Student Council then revoked the charter of Quill and Scroll, leaving her without a club to sponsor the paper called The First Amendment An attempt to form a new club called The First Amendment Club was denied by the council.

Thompson's ruling has been appealed by the Holtvillc school district and attorneys for Miss Pliscou said they expect the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to rule within a few months on the constitutionality of a second school papers. SAN DIEGO (iB-An undisclosed settlement has been made in a 16-ycar-old Imperial Valley girl's $1.6 million suit over a student newspaper, which she started without permission. The settlement against Holtvillc High School was ordered sealed by U.S. Magistrate Harry R.

McCue. However, Norman Pliscou, the girl's father, said, "If Lisa was not satisfied with the settlement, she would not have agreed to the terms." Miss Pliscou's suit claimed the school district violated her First Amendment right of freedom of the press. After Miss Pliscou was demoted to a page editor of the recognized paper, she quit the staff and began another with other members of the Quill and Scroll Society for young journalists. classic style. Our pricing policy is to offer our customers out standing value dollar for dollar.

RAPIST CLAIMS 25TH VICTIM We invite your comparisons. Draw Leaf Tables, some with barley twist legs, will add SACRAMENTO (UPI)-Thc masked man known as the "East Area Rapist." who has terrorized Sacramento for more than a year, claimed his 25th victim early Friday, a sheriffs spokesman said. The rapist, wearing a ski mask and armed with a knife and a revolver, sexually attacked a woman in her early 30s after ticing up her husband, spokesman Bill Miller said. Miller said, "We're as sure as we can be" that the rapist was the same young man police psychiatrists have described as being "inadequately endowed" and possibly in a "homosexual panic." Miller said two children were asleep in the house during the 75 minutes the rapist was in the residence located northeast of Sacramento, an area the rapist had not struck before. The rapist last struck Oct 1 in Sacramento.

The first assault by the rapist was reported June 18, 1976. Miller said the attacker forced his way into the house through the garage. charm to any (t room. Ideal for a game table. 95 PACIFIC Clues Sought in Slaying of Singer ANTIQUE COMPANY Whitticr police.

Friday were seeking leads in the bludgeoning murder of nightclub singer Barbara Kelly, who died Thursday at County-USC Medical Center from injuries inflicted by an unknown assailant Wednesday night Miss Kelly, 31, was found unconscious in the basement laundry room of the Whitticr apartment complex in which she lived. Police said she had been beaten with a heavy blunt instrument She was fully clothed and it was not disclosed whether she had been sexually Miss Kelly's real name was Bobbie Lee Simconc. Police said Ihcy were told her last singing engagement was at a Monterey nightclub. 6,000 to Get Job Training WASHINGTON (iO-Thc Labor Department said Friday it would open three Job Corps centers to provide training and jobs for more than 6,000 disadvantaged youngsters. The centers will be located at Bain-bridge, Chautauqua County, N.Y and Dayton, Ohio.

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