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Show jW ?orialu I ijurtrr-nt- Univ?r.ity rf Uth , PU2 cait tv of- - uif&RFs imrSi 193 VOLUME 17, NUMBER 103 SALT LAKECITY, UTAH 2 Lowered Speed Limit May Come, Car Races Stay Decision Reverses SECRET DISTRIBUTION OF INFORMATION AND EQUIPMENT NOT APPLICABLE TO MINORS Single rirl seeks to avoid v. Trial court: Trial judge ruled services must be. given to all minor girls over the age of 14 and to all minor boys over the age of 16 and that it is a violation of the constitutional right of privacy to require parental consent (Information and equipment requested to engage in sexual intercourse.) Supreme court Reversed. Judge A H. Ellett wrote the majority Felony in Utah for any person to have sexual relations with a female under the age of 18 years, with or without her consent to a minor child to avoid 2) The giving of information pregnancy from unlawful sexual relations would tend to make a child . . . likely to commit the crime of fornication and become infected with V. D. 3) Unless married, children are minors until age 21 for boys and age 18 for girls. 4) To deny it (information) to single minor children is not denial of the equal protection of the law, as they are not in the same class with married people. fi) Nothing in any law or Constitution requiring defendant to give services in secret to any person, married or single. Justices R. L. Tuckett and Justice F. Henri Dissenting: Henroid: It appears that the majority has elected to treat the case as one involving criminal acts. Plaintiff counsel : David S. Dolowitz, 216 East 6th South. . Defendant counsel : Jack C. Crellin, City Attorney John C. Nielsen, Asst City Attorney 101 Gty and County Bldg., Salt Lake City .See details page 4 1) ... Herrmann said that three major Karl insurance companies have agreed to has Herrmann announced a plan he follow the lead of Safeco Insurance lt Dopes will lead to "voluntary no--, Co. in adding provisions to fault auto insurance while reducing their insurance policies! recently ordered Safeco to reduce its rates and the firm agreed to lower charges by as much as 20 per cent in parts of the Seattle area while adding Herrmann Membership no-fau- lt provisions. We believe by all indications that the other companies will follow the lead set by Safeco, Herrmann told a news conference. If this is accomplished, it will be The American Bar Drive Aimed At High Court Will. Court Personnel CHICAGO a first in the nation for a to be offered on a voluntary ministration Division is redoubling program basis without intervention of the its efforts to encourage legislature. judges, magistrates, justices of the The insurance commissioner said peace and court administrators to he believed insurance companies join ABA as" Judicial Associates: will fall into line for competitive In late June, the division will begin reasons. a direct mail campaign to the Herrmanns order to Safeco was thousands of potential judicial based on statistics showing that associates assigned to courts benefits the company was paying throughout the nation, it was an- out amounted to less than half of the nounced by division membership collected. chairman Judge Benjamin Landis, premiums Herrmann said his proposal would California Superior Court, Lbs amount to a reduction of nearly $1 Angeles. million in the annual premiums paid We. estimate that there are about by the states 1.6 million insured 20,000 judicial personnel assigned to. drivers. the courts of special or limited Along with the reduction, Herrjurisdiction in the U.S., Judge mann's plan would provide Landissaid. payments up to $10,000, Last year, the ABA House of including rehabilitation ; loss of Delegates voted to permit non- income benefits up to $10,000; and lawyers to participate in the $12 per day loss of service benefits association. for up to one year for the insureds Mark W. Cannon, administrative spouse if he or she is hospitalized or assistant to the Chief Justice of the disabled. United States Supreme Court, became the first judicial associate all the privileges of regular memlast November. Since then, several bership in the ABA Judicial Adhundred individuals have applied to ministration Division, except the become judicial associates. , right to vote and to be an officer or Judicial associates are entitled to council member. Associations Judicial D-P- a., - no-fau- ABA . . - No-Fau- lt insurance rates. Take Wiretap no-fau-lt Ad- non-lawy- er Gambling Case .- WASHINGTON (UPI)The to Court has review Supreme agreed a decision in a Chicago gambling, case which; the government says severely undercuts the effectiveness jf wiretapping. The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Oct. 31, 1972, affirmed an order by District Judge Thomas R. McMillen throwing out some in- Indian Claims - . - ... i . , In Amputations State Gets Voluntary In- er t More Damages s State July-Septemb- Juries Giving . Commissioner - J Court Widens Workmens Comp Rule - opinion. (UPI) Administration spokesman has told (UP1) Government officials Planned Parenthood Association of Utah, Defendant and Appellant. SEATTLE -- WASHINGTON farmers enough fueT for vital fioodare giving Congress. producing operations this year, Wakefield paid experts expect very serious consideration to The report came from Assistant lower interior recommending speed limits, Secretary Stephen gasoline supplies to fall perhaps one on he interstate Wakefield and other officials to two per cent short of total national as especially highways, in Ian effort:.. to cut gasoline con- - appeared before the House demand this summer, but added sumption and reduce the impact of 'agriculture committee to outline that the burden of the shortages lghprtggeyjfidJhiaAUnim an .AdministygijpgYfig to assure probably will fall most heavily on Gasoline supplies in j the Midwest that area probably will be ex--' tremely tight but adequate through June, but shortages may appear in the quarter even l at maximum levels of refinery operation, he said. Duke Ligon, head of the Interior A in a case involving Michael Department's office of oil and gas, TRENTON, N.J. (UPI) Administration's new person who must leave work Hornyak, a Florence shipper injured added that the oil allocation program premises to eat is entitled to work- - m an automobile accident while ; voluntary should meet the basic needs of mens compensation if injured while returning from a diner, the court.' users. noted farmers He priority traveling to or from the meal, the said: have been given top priority under New Jersey Supreme court ruled The plaintiff had only a half hour the program and said oil firms were Monday. and there was not hot food to be aij.ea(jy cooperating in shifting obtained on the premises. He had to tomeet farm needs supplies and PWakefield said the Uf?ffi,rU,nity0feHating;: was a Administration would study the heed hi; own choice, obtaining it not only for making the allocation program convemenced him but also promoted mandatory, but added they believed increased efficiency, which was foe voluntary program would work. clearly in his employers interest. Under questioning by Rep. Joseph When the plaintiff; active work Vigorito, Wakefield said was interrupted and he left the officials had considered and for lunch he well knew that rejected the idea of seeking canForth- premises CLEVELAND (ACCN) his work for the day was not at all cellation of scheduled summer auto coming release by Jury Verdict complete and that he would be races like the Indianapolis 500. He Research, Inc., of this city, has returning as soon as his lunch was said gas in such races use special found that juries are increasingly said. His time was J fuel which already has been court the over," sympathetic with a plaintiff that has. not really his own and his activities manufactured and cant be used in incurred an amputation of one or were necessarily curbed by his passenger cars anyway. Cars in both legs. Awards for single leg continuing employment for the. stock car races are not on the fuel amputations have been increasing priority list, he added. at a steady rate, while double leg, Hornyak had been refused com- to bring amputations are continuing -pensation by the state under the coming and going ride, which to employer is not HOUSe Bill WOUld toUComiSSt!Sg for responsible injuries suffered by from previous leg injuries. on the way to or from Strike fPlVe In is study it was found that at Tariffs WM have plaintiffs compensated juries The high court held that this rule fin for their permanent loss by granting Winoc 1 u IIICo of Also as . . awards as high $1,069,374. applies miy to a person whose days that work is completed, apinterest is the feet -WASHINGTON (UPI) the double of cent 48 per proximately Arkansans would be able to buy leg amputations resulted from comparable California and New railroad accidents. York wines without paying any jnore The study, one in a series of Injury state tax than they do for their own Valuation Reports, provides tables wine under a bill now before the indicating the size of awards to be House. expected according to the amount of . The House interstate and foreign medical expenses and loss of earncommerce committee has Approved ings claimed. 1 vote a measure which by a i parental consent. Jane Doe, and all others similarly situated, Plaintiff and Respondent, surance softl; Fuel Shortage: Utah Supreme Court Decision 3-- yednesday;may Speed-U- p Voted court-authoriz- By , Senate Body - The (UPI) Senate interior comihittee has WASHINGTON Claims. The bill, as amended by the committee, also would make it clear such that per capita payment funds to individual Indians would not be subject to either federal or state income tax. Payments of less than $1,000 also of conversations. The Justice Department appealed. At the same time, the High Court refused to take a look at another phase of the case involving the not be counted as income in determining the eligibility of Indians for assistance or benefits under social security programs. husband-wif- e . would prohibit any tax on wine not also applicable to wine produced in the state. out-of-stat- e- ed tercepted approved legislation to speed up payment of judgments won by Indian tribes before the Indian Claims Commission or the U.S. Court of 16-1- relationship. The order permitting the wire tap, signed by a federal judge, provided for listening to the telephone con- versations of Irving Kahn and others as yet unknown in order to get criminal evidence. The 1968 Crime Control- Act permits this with intent to promote gambling in violation of Illinois law. McMillen ruled out intercepted conversations of Minnie Kahn on the ground that she was not a person to toe investigators unknown when they sought the tap authority, The circuit court, affirming, said the agents could have determined whether Kahns wife was likely to be using the telephone and could have put her name in the application. , It is not in the public interest to relax concern of individual privacy h) accommodate less than careful performance on the part of govern- ment agents, the court said, ding: The subsequent wiretaps practice, Later Kahn and his wife, Minnie, amounted to a virtual general' were indicted on charges of using a warrant in violation of her fourth telephone in interstate commerce amendment right. - ad-cou- ld |