1975_04 The Daily Collegian April 1975

              6-fMi OAKY COUJKMAN
Sheriff's election may have violated constitutional rights
By Rick Elkina
I Staff Writer
FTaaaa County
n. which was  Ie
and voad# two weeks
Court   Judge
Beet, may yet take another
United States District Attornev
that  the voters'
i woks waa
violated by Beet a decision.
Capaaai sent taa memo Monday altar taw District Attorney's
office received more than a bun
ngaiitlag taa Justice  Depart -
The calls tasmmirl from sa
advertisement that appeared In
Snturdny's Freano Boo in which
a clttxons' group, called the People's Voice, asked the Inderal
arament to took into the dead aaa If It violated
voters' constitutional rights
Tha three-quarter poge ad
came about when grape grower
R W. Mentor Taunted to send a
letter to the editor of the Fresno
lhese churches
invite you to
worship this
Sunday . . .
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After  ha wrote the letter, ha      of tha  ad.
liked  what  he wrote
together S4S7 to prim
In I
pie's Voice,
address is I
recall of Beta aad County Elec-
ttone Supervisor Richard Jansen.
The sd read: *., tor oaa. am ta
favor of a recall
rid out selves of I
toot oar whole system be chal-
pretty
had   already received numerous
letters.
•Now that we have gotten the
attention of the US  attorney aad
, I think
Ha qnestioned who would be al-
•Just the |
ber   election,   or
Tne ad also called for Jansen
to forfeit all hta retirement pay
to help pay the cost of the trtsl.
The groap aald they dad not be
Hove Sheriff Gay Langles should
have to pay the coat.
According to Munter, the ad
waa put together by support era of
I angley, C. Thomas Whttt and
Mel Wlllmlrth Rut tha ad said,
•No matter who you voted for.
Mr 1.angley. Mr, Whitt or Mr
Willmirth, the results showed the
majority voted tor Mr (.angley,
snd the electorate should pull
tosrether ss one and buck htm *
Munter has ao far received
about 50 to 75 ralla, all in favor
We've gotten oar toot la tao
door."
Murder ssid he feels Ma constitutional light to vote was violated by Bests decision. He also
aatd the right of majority rule
had been set aside by the judge's
decision
He also questioned the Judge's
right to single oat only one port
of the election, that is, the sheriff's rsce •When a judge clouts
pert of tt (the elect too), than he
clouts  sll of It.* Mustier said.
Cslllng tt s dangerous precedent tn set. Munter ssld he saw
no reason for a new election.
When questioned about tha discrepancies in the vote. Mauler
ssld, "You csn flnddiscrspanctos
in the Holy Bible if you look hard
sheriff's
Sa '
letter
bloooomed late rat i
tn   the   still
election
•We srs planning on going.
Into procedures of petitions If
we have enough pressure, rotng to
the state bar.' ha stated.
Copies of the sdvorttssmaat
were sent to Prsshtotit Ford,
vice-PriattemRocamtoller.Sen-
atora Allan Cranston aad John
Tunney. Assemblymen Ken Madds and Ernest Mobtoy. Governor
Brown, State Attorney General
Evoile Younger, State Treasurer
March Fong.Uhe Fresno County
Board of Supervisors. Mayor Tod
Wilts and the U S Attorney General
Another advertisement is
plaansd. and according to Munter,
people la other communities have
i enaneeenj tRuj ..nd offered 'heir
The grape grower and life -long
reatdent of Freano County then
hroagbt rap gas ana all on of how a
new  election   would be handled.
•What started oat as a totter
to the editor has mushroomed,'
he ssld. "Now we've got the
District Attorney's attention, we
are planning on following It up."
Consumer report
How students can save money
by avoiding renting pitfalls
Py Jsn Posey
Stwnrnte for Consumers
(state: This Is the first In a
aeries of articles from the Students for Consumers Office Next
bhjbbI insurance facta, aerosol
spray., amall claims court )
Renting an apartment, or think-
ins of if Some common pitfalls
in apartment rent ins can ha
avoided and save you money if
yon under stand these terms:
Deposit: anything caUed cleanlier or security deposit (or toe)
or process clause Is lumped under one law, which states the
landlord   msy  keep part  of the
In the payment of rent, to repair
damages tn the apartment r aaa ad
In the tenant, or to clean sarh
apartment upon leaving If Ihe
payment is made for any or all
of thoee specific purposes. Any
remaining poet tan of aarh par-
ment ar deposit shall Iw returned
to the tenant no Inter than two
weeks after leaving his apart-
il Code 1950.5. per a c)
Tslk it over wttfc vour msaaafer
before vou leave aad show him
through the apartment. Obtain
an inspection report stating deductions and amoum of refund
and you may want to take pictures
ot the jpertrnewts condition
Yoar refund skeald be sent to vou
within two wastes.
Lease: watch tor periods of
time stated In the contract during
which you must make payment If
you sign the lease, yoa are bound
to psy the astegned pay meats for
the specified amount of time. The
The landlord may, If ho c
change the rent at any month,
providing he giveo you a written
notice 30 days prior to the rent
chsnge. otherwiee he may not
change the rent
BI'YIWG TIPS
This consumers trust ration
prevention program is s key tool
for becoming sn aware buyer
and warding off consumer aches
and pains
Get Information on a product
before buying it Thts can be
obtained from media such as
Consumer Reports. Consumer
Bulletin, the State Deportment of
Consumer Affairs st 448-5011.
or Department of Weights and
Measures at 444-3027
Make sars you desl with a
reputable firm. The Better Business Bureau or Dent of Weights
and Meaaares can gins you tn-
lormatton oo this.
Resd s contract before aigatag.
Just hecauee it'a tn your contract doesn't mesn It's legal If
it Is illegal and you alga It. it is
not landing  Know your rights
Get everything agreed upon tn
writing. Do not rely on verbal
promises,   people forget easily
Your guarantee warranty la
only   as  good  as the pertv that
issues it Bo Inquisitive Know
what your guarantee moons, exactly how long tt isats, what It
covers, what kind of service
you're emit led to and who issues
it
Keep your receipts or canceled checks sa proof of payment, sspecially on largo tteesd.
Consider your needs, use of
the product, rather than simply
buying the biggest aad the beat.
Should one hsve feelings of
mlstrsstmont. hare are aome baste stapa to follow:
Take your problem to tha maa-
ager or dealer If not satisfied,
write the manufacturer If there
is no response, contact the proper
consumer or legal suthortttes tor
sdvics. Call theState Department
of Consumer Affairs or Department of Weights and Measarea tor
referral
Date and keep copies of all
correspondence on complaints.
Do not give up original racetata
For further Information, contact Students for Consumers
(487-2421) In College Union room
305B. or drop s note tn the sug-
entrances of tha College Union,
Pianist turned composer
will be mnsic guest artist
IS  J
agreed rental fee tor that specified time period. Ho cannot
change taa real betore the toaee
ta expired
It ta possible ta break a lease
by   having  a  second  party take
SVOf vour pa\ gjpl responstbUin
therebv ^eieaarttaf ion from fur
ther  paymeteaa   Bo sure to talk
tt over with pour tamOord Brat
Mel Powell, provost of California Institute of the Arts, will
iw the second guest artist st the
CSUF Conference on Contemporary SI aetr.
Powell win vistt the CSW
csmpaa April 7-9 to work witk
CSUF ifugama tn the Depart
rnaat of ktnaic. OaTwarday, AprtI
a, M 2 p.m.. ha will present a
public lecture titled 'Roads
to Immobility * Oa Wednesday.
April 9. at 8 p.m.. Powell will
be tea tared to a concert of Ms
owa eompoetttous Both the lee-
tare aad tha concert will be hold
in the CSUF Music ]
ettal  Hall,  a
Betore comingtoCaltforntala-
stttute of the Arts. Powell waa
chairman of tho music coin postal Yale University.
Yale's Electronic
Muotc stasia nrtd was lta director
from 1940-1944.
During the 1940'a. Powell waa
a well-known Jan pianist Today,
he ts s respected compooar. His
compositions being featured oo
tha concert program include 1m-
mobttos.' a series of works ta
which electronic maale aad largo
trymphonic forces are combinsd.
Other works to bo performed include -Haiku Ssttlaga tor Voloa
and Pittaa.*  •Sis Love Irtrsga.*