Pa,-,
Portland/
iMwerver Tìiunday, October K, 1972
Court requires free legal counsel
S u b s titu te f a m i l i e s
c h o s e n f o r s tu d e n ts
2)
M r . and M rs . Robert D il
la rd — J mda F ra 1er;
3) D r . and M rs . E rn e st Hat-
rog — Lydia Hampton;
4) M r . and
M rs .
Jene
W ilds - - V ic to r Bouidin;
5) M r . and M rs . D alla s Ren
fr o — Betty Green;
6) M r . and M rs . W a l t e r
D avis — Floyd Banks;
7) M r . and M rs . W illia m
H illia r d - - Quinton B ra x
ton;
8) M r . and M rs .
Belton
9) M r . and M r s . A rvoll
Race — Ricardo P arks;
10) M r . and M r s . W ilson
W a lke r — Aloma W hite;
11) M r . and M rs . RJE. She-
deen — Evelyn Coulson;
12) M r . and M r s . Sanford
Maddox — Robert W il
lia m s;
13) M r .
and M rs . Robey
E ld rid g e — A l t e r n a t e
fa m ily .
I he ' rb.in League of P o rt
land
tlie L m v e rs ity Of
Portl.m .: - «or -ored j lunebeoe
at i
ivei ty o n e 'to b e r I,
1972, ho tne h im ilie s >nd stu-
d>" :•
- in , ’ t r e in P r c e c t
F im ily - \ x i y - F rom - Home.
In this p i, ect, fa m ilie s in
the I m t: >nd irea .ire as-
Shhe
student who is fro m
out - i • - tow
and, in some
sm all say, provide a fa m ily
situa tio fo r the student. The
routine develehed between tlie
student i id his fa m ily w ill
va ry ind e designed to meet
the needs as indicates! in the
internersenal
relationships
during tlie school year.
I he fa m ily assignments this
year are:
1 M r . and M rs . V em Sum
m ers — D o ris 1 hompson;
The C ir c u it C o urt of M u lt
nomah County, ru lin g in a
case brought by the Am erican
C iv il L ib e rtie s Union of O re
gon (ACLU) on behalf of
Ronald Ray K irschbaum , held
that the D is tr ic t C o u rt had
im p ro p e rly refused to appoint
counsel fo r Kirschbaum .
C ir c u it Judge W illia m M .
Dale signed an o rd e r on Oc
to b e r 5 holding tlie "C ounsel
should he provided to any
person who is fin a n cia lly
unable to obtain adequate
representation w ithout sub
stan tial hardship to him self
o r his fa m ily . Counsel should
not be denied to any person
m e re ly because his frien ds o r
re la tive s
have
resources
adequate to re ta in counsel o r
tecause he has posted o r is
capable of posting bond."
Judge Dale found that this
standard had not teen applied
by D is tr ic tC o u r t Judge P h illip
T . Abraham, defendant in t ie
case, in denying on January
25, K irschbaum ’ s request fo r
court-appointed
counsel to
represent him on a charge
of d riv in g w hile under the in
fluence of intoxicating liq u o r.
He t u r t le r found that K frs c h -
baum at that tim e was finan
c ia lly unable to em ploy an
attorney without substantial
hardship to h im se lf o r his
fa m ily , and ordered Judge
Abraham to ajipolnt counsel
fo r him .
Com m enting on the de ci
sion, Stevie Remington. Exe
cutive D ire c to r of t ie ACLU,
said:
“ We are hopeful that
th is w ill prove to he a m a jo r
step forw a rd in dealing w ith
tie complex problem of esta
blishing state-w ale standards
fo r determ ining whether de
fendants are indigent, and
the re fore entitled to c o u rt-
appointed counsel. An im a g
ing variety of excuses are
used to avoid providing tlie
counsel to r people who are
sim p ly unable to secure a
law yer w ith the resources
available to them .
It is a
dental of equal protection of
the laws to afford one stan
dard of ju stice fo r tlie poor
and another fo r the affluent,
and means m ust te found to
c o rre c t an indefensible situa
tion in Uregon.”
T ie K ir s c h b a u m case
M o re W o m e n
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immediately following
the news
underlying reason fo r these
problem s. M rs . L illia n Co- they have foi th e ir young peo
dney la tlie Head Teacher and ple p a rticip ating In (lie p ro
Judy B ird , teacher. 'd )S tre e t g ra m .
The school is ile fln lte ly
w u rk e ia re c ru it * from s tie e t
a
place fo r the students,
c o m e rs , pool halls, e tc . (4)
lin e (a n eaally sense this
A tra n s le r fro m detention
as one enters tlie prem ises
homes.
of AYCft.
It appears that
A YDS has had numerous
p r io r ity
is given to
tlie
locations
during tlie jtast
students arid this refle ct tlie
years of operation ranging philosophy
of
tlie staff.
fro m an old store fro n t and
Hie AYDS la
doing a
an old house on W illia m s
dynam ic job w ith youth In tlie
Avenue to tlie ir new location C ity of P o rtla n d . So to Nance
on M is s is s ip p i, | lie D ire c to r SpruUI and hla s ta ll m ore (low
and Staff are very proud of e r to you and K le in ( M l
s lo ts are fo r those want to get
back into school because tfiey
have dro|iped out fo ra n y num-
l e r of reasons. A ll this (w r-
son has to do Is to go to the
school and express a desire
to go back to school. I lu re
is no grade average neces
sary , no re g istra tio n fee re -
, j u ii «1, no harassenient bytlie
D ire c to r and S taff. Students
usually en ter AYDS In one
of fo u r ways. (1) l ie just a-
explalned method where tie
student con e in themselves
o r w ith students already in
the p ro g ra m . (2) a regular
tr a n s ie r lr o m any high school
(som etim e elem entary school)
(H e H e m e n ta ry Departm ent
is housed at H e Ke.1 shield
C enter located at Albina and
Shaver, f i e (£lem entaryD e
pa rtm e nt can accommodate
12 students. Students are
usually re fe rre d here to in
crease th e ir education s k ills
o r because they have a be
h a vio ra l problem and i»ed
assistance in understanding
tie s tiu c tu re of the school
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Graduates of the Emanuel
H ospital School of N ursing,
P ortla nd , u r e ., are return in g
to th e ir Alm a .M ateronSatur
day, Dctober 21, fo r an alum ni
reunion.
A ll fo rm e r graduates of the
school have been invited to
attend the event, which comes
during the celebration of the
ho spita l's 60th Anniversary
Y e a r.
Included in the day’ s ac
tiv itie s w il l be an open house
fro m
10 a jn . to 4 p jn u
a
lunclieon scheduled fo r 12
noon, and an evening banquet
ai the Portland Sheraton M o
tel and M o to r Inn, beginning
at 6:30 p jn .
tine of two rem aining hos
pital school’ s of nursing m
Oregon E m a n u e l has grad
uated m ore than 20<Ximenand
women in the past 58 yea rs.
Graduates of the Emanuel
Hospital School of N ursing who
have not received inform ation
and re g is tra tio n form s fo r the
reunion should contact M iss
E sth e r Jacobson,
N ursing
C o ord ina to r, Emanuel Hos
pita l School of N ursing, 2808
N. Gantenbein Ave., P ortla nd ,
(ir e ., 972J7.
(Continued (ruin page I)
stemmed from tlie denial of
three requests from K lrs c h -
bauin that counsel tie ap
pointed to represent him on
a Decem ber, 1971 charge of
d riv in g under the influence
of liq u o r, a c rim e which
c a rrie s a possible penalty of
up to one year m ja il, a (me
of Jt.lXH) o r both. Although
Kirschbaum was unemployed
at tlie tune of his a rre s t, he
found em ploym ent tw fore his
tr ia l date and was held not
to 1« indigent. He te stifie d
that he was unable tu pay tlie
re ta in e r tees demanded by
the attorneys lie asked to re
present him .
The tr ia l was delayed (lend
ing the outcome ot tlie suit
pe tition ing tlie C ir c u it C ourt
to o rd e r tlie appointment of
counsel.
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