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Thursday, May 22, 1986 Child abuse law clarified Court ruling protects sexual privacy of minors under 14 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Californias child abuse reporting law does not require reporting of voluntary, non-abusive sexual conduct between minors under the age of 14, a state appellate court ruled. The opinion by the 1st District Court of Appeal said the broad reporting requirement violated the intent of the law to protect minors, and violated their constitutional rights to sexual privacy. Instead of a blanket reporting requirement of all (sexual) activity of those under a certain age, the professional can make a Judgment whether a minor Is having volun tary relations or is being sexually abused, the court said. The 1981 child abuse reporting law requires health practitioners, child care workers and employees of child protective agencies to immediately report to the state any physical or sexual abuse, willful cruelty, corporal punishment and neglect they observe. But Attorney General John Van de Kamps interpretation of the law In June 1984 changed It to Include all sexual activities of minors under the age of 14.

Failure to report such findings is a misdemeanor with possible pen alties of a $1,000 fine and up to six months In jail. Planned Parenthood and two medical doctors went to court last year, A Los Angeles district attorney also questioned the opinion, asking whether it was necessary to report when a child receives medical care for a sexually transmitted disease, birth control, pregnancy or abortion. Although opinions by the attorney general have no force of law, they usually are followed by state and local agencies until a court rules on the Issue. A-10 TIMES TRIBUNE California Public notices For assistance In placing legal notices, please call the Legal Desk. (415) 853-5332 Six Blythe residents link hands Wednesday In front of a mural they painted in support of Sunday's Hands Across America fundraiser.

Heavy celebrity turnout for Hands City of East Pole AM NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO ON ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR REGULATION OP WITHDRAWAL OF CONTROLLED RENTAL UMTS FROM THE HOUSING SUPPLY PURSUANT TO GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 7MS, ETSEQ. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ttiot the East Palo Alto City Council will hoM a Public Marina in the Council Chambers, 2415 Unlwsrslly Avtnut, East Palo Alla, California as follows: DATE Tuesday, May 27, WM TIME: SUBJECT: Ordinance to provide tor regulation of withdrawal ol controlled rental units from the housing supply pursuant to Government Code Section 7060, et. sea. All Interested parlies are Invited to attend this meeting. More Information can be obtained from me Council Oil ices.

Tel: 153-1)00. (2X1 May 22. 19M) Brainwash symptoms are attributed to Page OAKLAND A psychiatrist testified Bradley Page showed signs of being brainwashed during a disputed taped "confession" in which he told police he had killed and burled his girlfriend. Dr. Leonti Thompson of Napa testified in Alameda County Superior Court on Wednesday that Page displayed emotional and physical symptoms akin to those shown by military prisoners of war, and by Patty Hearst when she was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army.

Page is accused of murdering and burying Roberta "Blbl Lee while the two were jogging in 1984. Ramirez pleads innocent LOS ANGELES Drifter Richard Ramirez, described by witnesses as a satanlst who said he en joyed killing people, pleaded innocent Wednesday to 14 murders and 31 other felonies tied to the "Night Stalker killings in Northern and Southern California. A pretrial hearing was set for June 17 at which time Ramirezs trial date is to be decided. AIDS timetable released SAN FRANCISCO The average life expectancy of AIDS patients may range from 18 months to as little as two months, depending on which of its many forms the lethal disease takes, a new California study shows. The report, prepared by the Department of Health Services, estimated that although more than half of the AIDS victims probably will survive for a year after their disease is first diagnosed, 30 percent at most are likely to survive for two years, and only 2 percent may remain alive after five years.

Time Tribuns news services logo with balloons alongside the Queen Mary in Long Beach. Organizers have come up short on plans for a continuous human chain of 6 million to 10 million Americans from sea to sea. Kragen said $100 million would be raised for the nation's hungry. Nonetheless, members of the rock group REO Speedwagon will be standing in the center of an abandoned section of California desert some 170 miles east of Los Angeles to support the effort Actress Kathleen Turner is joining her mother under the St. Louis Gateway Arch, Miami Vice star Don Johnson will be in New Mexico, Ed Begley Jr.

In Arizona, Lee Greenwood in Texas, Judy Collins In Tennessee and Richard Dreyfuss and Donna Mills will be among those in Los Angeles. Rogers will stand at the New Mexico-Texas border, rock singer Bob Seger and Charlene Tilton will stand In Riverside, Tony Danza in New Jersey, Dudley Moore In Los Angeles, and Ono and Harry Bela-fonte will be in New York. LOS ANGELES (AP) Celebrities ranging from Kenny Rogers to Yoko Ono to Mickey Mouse and Goofy will be among millions of Americans holding Hands Across America on Sunday in an effort to raise money for the nation's hungry. Mickey Mouse and Goofy will join 1,320 Disneyland employees, 20,000 people will snake through the Magic Kingdom and TV preacher Robert Schullers flock will watch the line meander through the nearby Crystal Cathedral. The Monkees, the revived 1960s music group, will be in Pennsylvania, Oprah Winfrey of "The D)lor Purple" and magician David Copperfield will be in Ohio, and Dionne Warwick will be in New Jersey.

Liza Mlnelll, Michael Douglas, Susan Anton, Gregory Hines and Edward Olmos will be holding hands In New York. Ken Kragen, organizer of USA for Africa and Hands Across America, will anchor the line from its starting point in New York Citys Battery Park, while 8,000 non-celebrities will anchor the other end by forming a Hands Across America NOTICE OF DEATH OF DONNA MUSULIN CANNEY AND OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE Case No. 41105 To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contingent creditors, and persons who may be otherwise Interested In the will or estate of DONNA MUSULIN CANNEY, formerly known as DONNA MUSULIN. A petition has been filed by WILLIS I. BROWN in the Superior Court of California, Palo Alto Branch, Santa Clara County requesting that WILLIS I.

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