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Folder Title: CRLA – Messages Approving CRLA Veto (Vol. I) – Madera

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(Fresno, Madera, Merced counties)

Name 1-\ddress

Allred, John

Andrews, Rolland and Katherine

Bien, John

Biggers, Richard Merced County Farm Bu~eau

Brown, Joan

Chavi.n, .Mae

Coones, Juanita Repu.blican V'Wmen' s Club

Frech, Mrs. Jean B.

Fries, ~\forman H.

Ga lleano, Mr. ancJ .Mrs. John

Ge~inger, Richard H. H. Geringer & Sons Vineyard

Gill, :Kenneth Thompson & Gill, Inc.

Gregory, James v. Attorney at Law

Guthertz, ~athan Attorney at Law

Hebner, Anthony 'I'ulare County Farm Bureau

Heintz, Mr. and Mrs. John, Jr.

11314 Road 25 Madera, California 93637

4113 E. Copper Avenue Clovis, California 93612

5425 North Biola Avenue Fresno, California 93705

.Merced, California 95340

Chowchilla, California 93610

901-A West 6th Madera, California 93637

Madera, California 93637

2851 South Orange Avenue Fresno, California 93725

P.O. Box 116 Raisin City, California 93652

225 North Lake Madera, California 93637

Fresno, California

P.O. Box 720 Madera, California 93637

1935 Calaveras Street Fresno, California 93721

P.O. Box 942 Fresno, California 93714

Fresno, California 93714

3293 North Del 3orte Kerman, California 9363G

Eofer, D.\'J.

Johnston, William B. Attorney at Law

Lohman, Mr. ancl Hrs. James

Lungren, Arlow

Machado, Fernando Fresno County Farm Bureau

McGhee, Clare L.

Mc1Z inney, J-. E.

Mesple, Henry

Miyake, Satoru G.

Oliver, Haskell T.

Pettit, Clare ~'!.

Pressly, Mrs. Bruce S.

Richards, Arthur

Rodririan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank

Sagouspe, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond

Solberg, Mrs. Lawrence A.

Spom"':r, :s.oy W.

Thor es.en, Lee

12144 E. Jefferson D8l Rey, California 93616

401 Security Bank Building Fresno, California 93721

12456 First Avenue North Ballico, California 95303

12477 East Conejo Kingsburg, California 93631

2851 South Orange Avenue Fresno, California 93725

3603 E. Indianapolis Fresno, California 93726

15166 Road 29 Madera, California 93637

1291 East Teague Avenue Fresno, California 93725

9112 W. Bell Drive Atwater, California 95301

4443 E. Manning Avenue Fowler, California 93625

P.O. Box 67 Parlier, California 93648

P.O. Box 995 Chowchilla, California 93610

Star Route Box 83 Raymond, Cali'fornia 93653

Chowchilla, California 93610

4820 Road 22 Madera, California 93637

125 South Park Dcive Madera, California 93637

7512 Road 32 Madera, California 93637

16557 East Manning Reedley, California 93654

Tipton, Mrs. George

\\Till iams, l>inay

Yakligian, John

26209 l'ivenue 17 Madera, California 93637

34290 Avenue 9 Madera, California 93637

21636 Avenue 18 1/2 Madera, California 93637

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Dear Governor Reagan:

2851 South Orange Ave., Fresno, Ca. 93725 December 18, 1970

I am writing to urge you please do not grant the funds for the _CRLA program.

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My husband and I have been farmers infuo past and I now work part time in the Fresno County Farm Bureau office here in Fresno. The farmers and poor people in our State need all the help they can get, but the true fa

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P. 0. Box 116 - Raisin City, California Telephone Fresno AN. 4-8590

December 21, 1970

Hon. Rona.lcl ?i .. ea.gan, (}over11or St2 .. te ;:.f C~J_ifor::iP-. Stc:.tP Cs.-yitol Ss.cre:nento, C9Jj_fornia 9)8Jli

Dee..r Governor Re9.gan:

I urge you to veto the proposscl~ budget. z~e C. R. L. A. has str.~,~red so fc.r from its oriz::-_nal in--':..ent t~a~ sC.~ethi .. D.:_; nr1st b~ done to C1..lrtail its activities.

Sincerely yours,

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THOMPSON & GI Ll, INC. P.O. Box 720 - Office & Plant - Madera, California, 93637

Office of the Governor 800 Capitol Mal 1 Sacramento, California 95814

Attention: George Goff

Dear Sir:

December 17, 1970

I have been requested by the local Republican Central Committee Chairman to express my opinions of the activities of the CRLA to you. My knowledge of the activities of the CRLA is moderate, however, it seems to me that the CRLA has participated more in causes and class actions attempting societal change rather than aiding the individual. It seems that their main thrust is against governmental agencies and large corporations:

They have used their field workers to my knowledge to drum up business. They threaten action against businessmen and public agencies. In many cases their charges were not substantiated and they were defeated. This causes many hard feelings in the process and the local community in my opinion is very disgusted with their acti vities--especially, when they see government money spent on the CRLA and the CRLA in turn suing govern-mental agencies.

It is my opinion that many of their cases are taken in the light of the amount of publicity that can be drawn and thereby justify their existence. It was my understanding and I feel the general understanding of the public that the CRLA was formed to help the underprivileged citizen of poverty level, who could not afford attorneys' fees for legal problems. To my knowledge they have ddne very little for this class of people as individuals. They may have helped some in their class action cases.

It would appear in this community that to be represented by the CRLA, you must be of Mexican descent. They represent or have represented very few Negroes and extremely few white people. In this area, we have many of all three classes at the poverty level.

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LE'JN SORO

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Dece1nber 31, 1970

i ·Senator Alan Cranston U. S. Senate Btiilding Washing ton, /DO C.

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Dear--Serfator Crans ton:

As a democrat and one of your supporters in the past I was a!'.iazed at your "Bla ckmai.1 Tactics" regarding the confirmation of Nr" Carlucci as the new ,Eederal Pov.er~ _Chi?~f .• ~ The law permits Governor Reagan to veto the fYD.9.~_ .. Jgr __ GJ1.J"£i,_ and it is his duty to do so if he feels a veto is appropriate. Why does the law Congress pa·ss permit a veto if it d:ldn 1 t expect u veto in certain cases? The merits of the veto is a separate matter and should not be considered in the confirmation ~f the Federal Poverty Chief. Do you ·want your "Puppet" in charge of the Federal Poverty Programs? I hope we get a new and different man with new and different :i.deas who ma.y not make the same

• t- 1 ,1 ~ ~ • th .... . mis-aKes ocners nave maae in : e pasL •.

You have to be blind and completely oblivious. to ·what is going on in California and the re2t of the United States to not know that the Poverty Programs have not produced the desired resultso Some s?y, and rightly so, that the poverty pro2,ramfl h.1le been .a corrmlete failure. We have more peoole on ·welfare row than we dil when the poverty programs were ~Offi'Ilenced. The newspapers are full of reports of one poverty agency fighting with another poverty agency. The only time we hear about a program is when the time for funding arrives and the administrators threaten. revolution if the grant is not received. The poverty programs were designed for helping the poor and not as programs for poor college graduates who can't find anything to do but to administer poverty programs at big salaries. Legal aid programs were designed to help the poor and not as programs to aid poor lawyers. If you are.happy with the present Poverty Programs and the L~gal Aid Programs and the results achieved, your philosophy regarding said progr-c.rl"tS certainly differ;> with mi.ne.

1 am not going into the merits of the Governor's veto on CRLA funds b2c.:;use I doubt if I bow anyraore at this time about the reasons for his veto than you do. I do however wish to cocnrn,2nt on the victories being cited by CRL-\ officials in support of f ' " J • T' ' . . ' 1 . 1 ' • l urtner i.uno:i.ng.. nese vi.ctori.es p:rimar1. y invo_ve naving aws

December 23, 1970

Office of the Governor State Capitol Sacramento, California

NATHAN GUTHERTZ ATTORNEY AT LAW

P. 0. SOX 942

2219 SAN JOAQUIN STREET

FRESNO. CALIFORNIA 93714

266-6238

Re: California Rural Legal Assistance

Gentlemen:

I have been given to understand the funding for the next year, of the Ca 1 ifornia Rura 1 Leg a 1 Ass ist~nc;;e_, _ is . now being considered.

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In my opinion, this group has digressed far beyond its original charter,and the intent of Congress, which was to furnish legal assistance to a poor person who could not afford counsel. For instance, one of my clients asked to to file suit on a valid, legitimate debt totalling $118.61. Tho Madera office of California Rural Legal Assistance filed a 6 page Answer and 2 pages of Interrogatories at TAXPAYER'S espense. A middle-class, or even a wealthy defendant, could not afford such legal service on such a small account~

I urge that the Governor veto any further funds or at least some restriction be imposed on the activities of California Rural Legal Assistance.

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PLEASE DISAPPROVE BUDGET FOR CALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE., WE SUPPORT HELP FOR POOR BUT RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE ~ ~s NOW .GOING FAR BEYOND WHAT NOR;'1AL RURAL C!TIEENS COULD AFFORD

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WILLIAM 8 . .JOHNSTON 401 SECURITY SANK BUILDING

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December 28, 1970

Governor Ronald Reagan Sacramento, California

Dear Governor Reagan:

As a practicing attorney, I wish to commend you for the action taken by you in vetoing the fun~ing for CRLA. t--.--~

. My reason for feeling this way is that it is my belief, and I know a lot of other attorneys agree with me, that CRLA and some of these other government funded legal assistance programs spend too much time on law reform and attempts at land mark cases to the neglect of the individual member of the poverty group who needs legal advice and legal service.

I was on the Board of Directors of the locally funded government legal program for three years, and we were constantly being penalized in our funding because our organization did not do as much of the law reform and social work type of legal work as OEO thought we should do. OEO will deny this but, as a member of the Board, we were told on more than one occasion that our funds were reduced because we did not do more of this type of work and that we could get more money if we did do such type of work. The result is that many deserving members of the poverty group do not have their legal problems properly cared for because of the time spent on these other types of legal work.

It is my belief that CRLA attempts to do social work and tries to bring about law reform rather than practice law, which they were originally funded to do. And CRLA bas been doing all of the things that it agreed

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SATORU G. AND KIMIE MIYAKE 9112 WEST BELL DRIVE

ATWATER, CALIFORNIA 95301

December 20, 1970

¥rr. Governor Ronald Reagan State Capital fr~ilding Sacramento, California 95814

Dear Mr. Governor,

I am a Farmer in the Sab Jttaquin Valley and I would

suggest that you disapprove the budget for C.R.L • .JJr,.

as they are suppose to help the poor with legal aid,

but they have been useing their offices to not only

help the poor but they now have departed from their

original concept and have been harrasing the Farmers

through out the state, and I feel that my tax moneys

can be used better ..

I would like to complement you on you recent cut in

the Medi-Cal program, though it may seam to hurt

some medical institutions, I have note may abuse of

program .. I feel that these people should be helped

when in need and emergencys ans sickness, bu.t when

they use the program for elective medi&ine and none

essential medical service. I beleive much can be

done to cut much of the over use.

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Hon. Ron;::;.ld Regan Governor of California Capital Building Sacramento, California

Daar Sir:

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It is my hope you will not approve the Califo~nia Rural Legal Assistance appropriation for the coming year.

I feel this organization has concerned itself more with the harassment of Agriculture ri th petty things than carrying out the intended operations of the office when it was f or111ed.,

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Governor Ronald Reagan Sacramento, Califomia

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PARLIER, CALIFORNIA 93643

December 21, 1970

OFFICE 565 TULARE STREET PHONE: 646-2436

That there is need for pro _er legal help for ordinary people there is little room to doubt. But th::i.t the present C.R.L.A. program, as now conceived and operated, is such a legitimate program, is subject to serious questiono

As one i-lho deals continually with the Spanish-speaking people,both as employer and as f;ither-cfionfessor, scribe and business man, I C"n only conclude that the present organization as now directed .g_nd operated, is devoted to social rev·olution and socio-economic rebuilding B.ccording to their ideas rather than to serving the common folk.

As " tax-payer I objecto supporting "'n org:mization apparently devoted more to the support of forced farm-labor organizing 2.nd ex:ploi ting than to helping those who have persom.l problems.

If it is possible to restructure the organization, fine. But if it is not so possible, then I strongly urge th::i.t as now constttuted and operated it should be denied all t.qx funding.

Sincerely,

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THE NH?SP APER 'WITH THE CLASSIFIED ADS

BRUCE PRESSLY, Advertising Manager

Please Address Reply To Post Office Box 995

Governor Ronald Reagan State Ccp i tol Building

Sacramento, California

Febru~ry 10, 1970

Dear Govern0r Reagan;

Area Code 209

Established In 1913

129 North Second Stred

Chowchilla, Calif. 9361 O

In Mad1:'lrG\. County the CRT.A has done nothing but bring suit agaj_nst other govarnm~tal ~gencies, such as school districts and the county welfare d~partment.

Wh;r.t this means to thl1l taxpay~r is w0 are paying CPL.\ with one hand and paying the cost for the involved district with the othero

The cases against schools have never been anything ef gre;i.t import, just haggling ev-er minor rules and regul

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Dear Governor Reagan:

Raymond_, Caljfornia December 19, 1970

I feel that the CRL~_:p:rogra11 should be dro}:lJied. Our State --------·~

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D~rpartu:ent of Agriculture ba~ proven its arili ty to ~afely

regulate J:18St icLies a:-1cl any ag;;;r_cy such a!5 the CHLA is \ioing

an i:nju.s t:i ce to tne ·~mo lie ty· trying to cha,.11ge ani ha.m,er the

oyeration o.f the De...,artment of ~\gricuJ.ture. Our a.bUity to

proiuce !ooi rn~5t not be imyairei.

Ar.thur Richard.5 Star Route Box BJ Raymont, California 9J65J

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Dear Sir,

December 13, 1970

I uou1d like to give my personal opinion on tha.J;__.R,L.A., as it h.::.s operateci. in Hadera County. I kno>I ver;J little, exce9t for our local happeninQ:s and the personal experiences my husband, (a phy-sician

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We understand thst t~e ti~e has come for you to eit~er aq0rove or vetoe t 1:e "".llen 0cil_ifornia Rur2l Lecal Aid for .tt:.e cocr:inf year; that if --#- . . ---you vetoe this 0lan, it will in ell Drobability cease. We urfe you to

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vetoe t~e continuation of this ~lan, which we sincerely believe is a~~roech-, . ~-~~.-------:------;-~---··------.- . '

tna ulti:nate in ic1ocy in t'~e s ·end1r.g of ta.x money. ~!;aGera. County h2.s been the locale cf several suits filed by 8RLA, as you sust ~now. So far as we can learn, non of these suits have been essential, and most assuredly t~ese would never have been filed had t ~eo0le had to ~ay the exoenses themselves. These have been in the rea.lm of 'reserving '.'hu~nan dignity" at the taX'.J13yeps' exoe:i.ee. One of these ne.rned t>-te Board of

""rrsutees of t'.":e ::Jnifi2Ci c-:ci!ool District of :~adera as defendent; in addition cVeral Tax·~ayi.".1E farmers were named defendent, ·w11.ile at t:~e sarne time, teir tax money wss ~aying court costs for this suit against themselves~

J..s for '::",u:::en d ierii ty, we are too busy wor'c:ins long hours to earn the money necessary to raise three sons, oey for our ho2e, 9ay the taxes involved

in ',\'::,r'c{ine; and hoJ";e-owni.ne:, etcetera to have eit':1er t irne or energy left to worry whet:'ler our hum2n dignity is being infrin~ed u,oon. 1'1-;e few times we have t~ou~ht of hu=an dignity, t~eresults were not ha~~Y; in t~is day of f'allo9ing welfe.re-stateisrr:, tl':e oeo:ile being dignified see~r: to be ttose requirir,g su::i0ort by t'.':e govern~eY'lt(Federal or Stete), Definitely not

re se11ts t ~e constant demand for more tax ~oney to finance ~Ore senseless s;ending by t~e Government.

.-.',.;e ttan".i;: you for your time and w1sh you e"Ood luc:: in 1968. your_ grour::.d reE_:E rd in5 ;,:ea iCa l ~

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