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The Nows Tribune Tacoma Thun April 22 174 C-l 1" 1 Ch 13: Robbie in Jim may be out On personal property Court overrules 1972 Once one of the best-paid news personalities in Seattle Harriott toow a big cut in pay to come to KCPQ-TV where he said he had a chance to a real journalist At the Clover Park School District station Harriott manages public affairs programming Robertson meanwhile says he is ha pmr to be "back at Channel 13 The red-haired sportscaster began his television career at then-KTVW in the early 1950s "All we had was one camera and a wire service" he laughed was radio with a necktie" Now sports director of KVI Radio in Seattle Robertson will produce his publie-TV programs time allows" The weekly program aired at 7 pm Wednesdays will focus on "high school college and amateur athletics the big stations just have time to he said Robertson will also call play-by-play action when KCPQ-TV takes its cameras to the field he said By KERRY WEBSTER TNT Staff Writer Tacoma public television has gained another familiar face but may be about to lose its star Veteran sportscaster Bob Robertson has Joined KCPQTV (Channel 13) with a weekly sports program But newsman Jim Harriott who came to the station from a high-paying Seattle television job may be ready to return to commercial A1 Brevik manager of the educational station confirmed today that Hap riott has had an offer to take over the anchor news position at KIRO-TV one of many approaches made to him" Brevik said "He hasn't made a decision yet but we know he's considering it" Harriott is on vacation and unavailable for comment "We always knew there was a possibility Jim would get a good offer and take it Brevik said were happy just to get him here in the first place" 1 assessment Personal property must be assessed few taxes on the basis of its ownership on Jan 1 of every year not on the date the assessor first values the State Supreme Court has held In its unanimous decision the court held today that an opinion it had given on the same subject in 1972 was wrong and overruled that as well as the Court of Appeals decision based on it It reinstated an opinion of Pierce County Superior Court Judge Horace Geer on behalf of Timber Traders Inc and against Pierce County Assessor Ken Johnston The firm had bought property from the state- apparently after Jan 1 and claimed that since the law calls fkr valuation on the basis of ownership on that date the timber Man freed in stabbing A 30-year-old suspect in the stabbing death of a North Tacoma resident was released from city jail without charge today The prosecutor's office said later it will seek a coroner's inquest into the slaying The 30-year-old man had been held in city jail since Tuesday morning when Alphnio Ray Hearns 21 stumbled from his home at 2324 Alder St and died minutes later of stab wounds Investigators said the decision to not file charges immediately followed questioning of the man and neighbors after the slaying Six-month trial asked Council members like bag-the-meter Bob Roborhon New trial in elk-kill By VERNSHOMSMAK TNT Staff Writer A motion for a new trial will be filed in Superior Court tomorrow in the Indian elk-killing case that concluded here Tuesday defense attorney Lawrence Moore said today Moore said he will argue that Superior Court Judge James Healy erred in not allowing the question of Indian treaty rights to be presented to the jury Moore tried unsuccessfully in the five-day trial to present evidence that the Medicine Creek and POint Elliott treaties granted the Indians six Murldeshoots the right to hunt game off-reservation in their accustomed places TOE DEFENDANTS admitted killing three cow elk and a female calf in an area dosed by the state Game Department to hunting of cow elk However all six held tribal permits to make kills By JERRY PUGNETTI TNT City Hall Writer One feature of downtown Tacoma may be eliminated in June and it's unlikely anyone will be crying nostalgia to save it The Downtown Tacoma Association took its plan to the City Council this week to parking at least and give customers free time-zoned parking at the now-metered curbside parking spots At a council study session council members reacted enthusiastically to the plan Mayor Gordon Johnston urged creation of a committee of downtown businessmen and city officials to work out the details "I GATHER FROM the discussion that the council is most anxious to proceed with the plan'' Johnston said The proposal outlined by association members calls for covering the city's 3000 meters with colored bap and creating one-hour and half-hour free parking zones "We think this would be one more sought case Game Department officials said they were pleased with outcome of the trial as an affirmation of their right toman-age game as necessary for conservation Moore said that if Healy does not grant a new trial for his clients he probably will take the case to the Court of Appeals! He also plans to contact the Justice Department to see if a federal case is planned that will resolve the question of Indian hunting rights under the treaties he added CONVICTED IN THE case here were Alfred Starr 17 Michael Starr 19 George Starr 30 George Starr 57 Marvin Ross 29 and Dennis Anderson 26 all of Auburn Healy saying he was convinced the defendants believed their tribal permits were legal gave each man a 60-day suspended jail sentence and ordered each to pay $132 in court costs at $13 a month Pollution Control Hearings Board which overturned the penalty assessment On further appeal Thurston County Superior Court upheld the board and in turn was upheld by the high court The court pointed out that the bum was authorized by a permit issued at the site of the bum by an authorized employe of the Department of Natural Resources The board and both courts ruled that local authorities have no Jurisdiction over and cannot enforce its regulations against a penon conducting a bum in compliance with a permit issued Washington Clean Air Act In another case the court declared unconstitutional a 1971 law allowing firms or persons leasing public land to deduct the rents from property tsx valuations on their property on thst land The unanimous decision upheld a Snohomish County Superior court judgment disallowing a property tax deduction of Anaconda Aluminum Co on its leasehold on a Port of Everett dock Timber firm upheld burning issue decided Plea for eviction opinion taxable later in the year when the assessor got around to valuing it The previous case decided 6-3 had -held that real and personal property were treated in state law in the same-manner for purposes of tax valuation' which meant that status at the time valuation was what counted But the court said it was wrong the Associated Press reported from Olym-' pia Personal property is meant to be treated differently under the law with ownership being judged on Jan 1 The reference to the Jan 1 date in? the law for assessing real property has practical significance" said the court because such property cannot be moved or concealed The real significance of the Jan 1 assessment date is for personal proper-! ty which can be moved or changed in ownership which could result in its being exempt from taxation the court said The court in its opinion by Justice Hugh Roseilini adopted the dissent in the previous case by the late Justice Robert Finley is part of its own opinion in the present case Rubber strike talks continue CLEVELAND (AP) The United Rubber Workers and Firestone Tire 4 -Rubber Co returned to the bargaining! table for the second day today with -unresolved major issues standing in-the way of an end to the strike against the Big Four tiremakers 1 2 3 bedroom units beach house recreation building title insurance financing available deed in fee simple BREMERTON 822 Burwwll St 377-0131 CONDOMINIUM ON HOOD CANAL SEES dock tannis courta OPEN HOUSE-FREE TRANSISTOR RADIO Attar your conducted tour of the Blue Heron we will give you a free traneietor radio Offer expiree 51076 From Belfair follow Highway 106 thru Twanoh State Park ft mile past Alderbrook Inn By JOHN GILUE TNT Staff Writer Federal authorities have failed to heed a Puyallup tribal request to evict Indian entrepreneur Bob Satiacum from tribal lands the Puyallup Tribal Council complained today The controversial Satiacum is operator of the Lucky Indian Casino and the Satiacum Smoke Shop on reservation land on Pioneer Way He has failed to pay the $25000 monthly rental due the tribe the council claimed Satiacum's business has been the scene of several raids including one April 5 in which federal agents arrested Satiacum and 18 other employes and confiscated gambling equipment The Puyallup tribal member has claimed Immunity from state and federal tax and gambling laws because of the Jim Harriott step that would continue the momentum to get people back Robert King association president told the council King requested a six-month experimental period to implement the plan beginning in June If it proves successful the merchants want the meters pulled out Rohn Burgess association managing director said enforcement of the free parking plan is the key to success Under the plan four parking checkers a new version of the would patrol the downtown area on foot to issue citations to over time-parked vehicles COMING TO the association's support Councilman Dick Sonntag pointed out that hiring civilians to enforce the parking plan would cost much less than commissioned police officers now on patrol downtown "I think the idea is worth Deputy Mayor Jack Wamick said "I'd like to see us get rid of those Councilman Tim Strep added status of reservation land The tribe approved last June a referendum requiring the $25000 monthly rental The council said today it had requested the aid of both the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the US attorney in evicting Satiacum Bureau of Indian Affairs has a sole and primary obliption to provide trust protections for Indian tribes and tribal the council declared "This agency has been contacted by letter officially requesting their assistance in enforcing this referendum Additional assistance and direction was requested from US Attorney Stanley Pitkin" of these agencies have responded with positive input direction or action" the council said Drifting logs in straits called menace VANCOUVER BC (AP) Drifting logs in the Straits of Juan do Flux and Georgia are a menace to small boat owners and the situation is getting worse Cmdr Alan Cavenagh says at the point where it definitely is unsafe for small vessels to navigate at night" said the harbor master at the Canadian Forces Rase in Esquimau near Victoria Cmdr Cavenagh said yesterday that while there is no one to blame for the situation and there are no simple solutions government aeen-eies should be examining the situation "Maybe it could be made more profitable for people to take logs from the he said "Twice a year we gel 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