HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution - 799 RESOLUTION NO, 799
7 SUi,�VCTL OF THE CI OF SAN JACINT09
11 RESOLUTION Of THE CITY C � I
STATE OF CALIFOR-NIA, URGING AND ENCOURAGING LEGISLATORS OF
THE UNITED STATE AND THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA AND APPROPRIATE
GOVERNMENT4L OFF111CIALS TO SZRIDUSLY C0NSIDF__'P E'LUSING 'THE UNITED
STATES-KEXICAN BORDER 10 AMERICIAN MINDRSV SEEKING ENTRY TO
MEXICO, UNLESS SAID 1M.INDRS ARE ACCOMPANIED BY A PARENT OR OTHER
RESPONSIBLE ADULT AND RELATING TD THE CURTAILMENT OF THE NARCOTICS2
2 11 MARIJUANA AND DANGEROUS DRUG' PROBLEM IN CALIFORNIA.
11 t,HEREAS the dIsLribution and use of dangerous drugs , marijuana and
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' narcotics by AMeriran minors has become an extremely serious prablem <in the
4 i State of California; and
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5 Hf�'ED,33, All State of calirn i oia and Federal. w la oriforce ment agencies
directly involved in attempting to eliminste this problpm, have advised the
6 Laity Council of the !City or" S i an Jacnto that considerable quantities of a a!d
dangerous drugs, marijuana and narcotics are brought into the 531taste
fornia by American minors who enter Mexico by crossing the Califo
; can barder; obtain such products in FJexlco end return with them to the State)
8 of Cali fornia, and
9 WHEREAS' the city of San Jacinto within the past few months has c exp2ri-
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,ened an outbreak in the, distribution and use of dangerous di,ucs m
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10 juane by minors; ann
11 WHEREAS the General, Assembly of the League of Califorriia UItl* esp as-
Isembled at its 70th Annual CnnFerence in Los Angeles an October 16p 196Bt
12 passed a resolution urging the United States Congress to conduct hearings
In Southern California to consider the closing of the Calif ornia-MeXican
13 border to minors, unless said minurs were accompanied by a parent or ather
responsible adult,
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NOW, THE.-RE-FORE City, BE !T RESOLVED by the Z L,ouncl I of the City of Sari I
15 Jacinto, In adjourned regular session this 19th day of November 1968, in con
junctlon with the League of Californi-a Cities and other California c
16 to urge and Encourage members of the Unitpd States Caner ss, tate of Cali-
fornia Legislators and all Federal and Sts te governmental officials to
17 sprlouslV coi sldor closing the United States-Mexican harder to American
Iminars seeking entry to Mexico, unlass said minors are accompanied by a
18 iparent or other responsible adult; and
19 BE IT FURTHER RESOLAIED that the City Clerk Is hereby directed to noted
'c€apies of than resolution to Senator George Murphy; Senator Thomas H. Kurhel
20 Assemblyman 111. Craig Biddle-, Senator Gnrdon Cologne - Lavernor Ronald Reagan;
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Congressman John V. Tunney ; Thomas C. Lynch, Attorney i3cneril of the State
'I of Cal,ifornia; qamseV Clark, Attorney General Of the United S a e t t a DO or P t-
me"t p,-r JU sticei. Constitution Aen vue between Ninth and Tenth Streets; and
22 commissioner Raymond F . Farrell, United States department of Justice; Im-
1 migretion Eno NaturalizatiOn Service, 119 I'D" Street N.E.
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ADOPTED this 19th day of Navefnbor 196B.
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25 ATTEST- Mayor o the Cit,y/of 4an Jac' to
26 LUCY ,MAY ALLENI 5IT11 CLERK
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B .�uty CERTIFICATE
28 lII The foregoing Is certified to be a true copy of a Resolution duly
�adopted by the said City Council Hof the. City of ;Ian Jacinto on the date
29 h c-?r a i n set forth.
AYE 5 Councilmen Brookso Patterson, 5abeno Stevens and Young.
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31 l� LOGY MIA Y A L L E N GT T Y I El
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