European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 24, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse L june 24, 1968 the stars and stripes Page 7 mid judges Slitor Iolite juries Lacago up an Amerl Par association advisory saturday propose to judges be permitted Marize and comment on Fence before criminal trial instead of merely telling juries what the Law Aba advisory committee criminal trials made 25r proposals including when right of trial by jury should and when impeachment of jury s verdict should be proposals were the 10tha series of 15 reports listed by several comes in conjunction with an project to formula temm standards in All is of state and federa Linal Justice. Goes to Housnie report is one of four Iory studies to go to the House for consideration in just. Recommendations of House become official policy e to the committee s Sal that judges comment and summarize evidence the it recommended disco tin e of the so called Dyna instruction charge by a which asks minority juror reconsider their position info majority views. In study proposed that the or to impeach jury verdicts broadened because of recension a in which jury Misc on resulted in violation of i infant s right. Was recommended tha selection procedures be ised to insure that jurors bashed from a representative is Section of a Community. Sails with males Susi Rankin 22,helps skipper Jack Taylor left and Fel Low deckhand Steve Kasnet Stow the sails after a practice session at Newport for slave of the Newport Bermuda yacht race. At by being right she becomes the smiling Galley the race the Yankee girl a Post she won the Only girl in the Crew of nine starts wednesday. A photo reciprocal agreements Kansas closes sales tax leaks Topeka Kan. Up while most states seek far and wide for new sources of Revenue Kan Sas has found an estimated $2.7 million a year right next door. As of july 1, Kansas will have itself surrounded by reciprocal sales and user tax agreement with All its neighbouring states Missouri Oklahoma Nebraska and Colorado. James to Mcdonald state director of Revenue estimates conservatively the agreements will bring in $2.7 million. This will All be new monies never collected before by the state. The other states of course vacation guides a stars & stripes bookstores Jav Diuble a the Start Mil endorsement in u e department at Delcnia or not till also Benefit but not on the scale of Kansas which even has to Eye now on Iowa not a Bor Der state. Under the compacts the Bor Der crossing Kansas shopper who used to evade the state sales taxis being caught for t h e first Ime. For example when a Purchase is made in Missouri for ship ment to a Point in Kansas the Kansas three per cent sales tax is added on and paid Back to the Sunflower state. The reverse is True for missourians shopping i Kansas. Merchants along the Borders have to Register not Only in their own state but also in the neigh Boring state under the agree ment. The most lucrative of the Kan Sas agreements is with Missouri where there is heavy shopping Over the Border at Kansas City As might be imagined this a the first agreement Kansas Pinili ated. It has been in effect since july 1, 1967. Colorado compact the agreement with Colorado has been in effect since Jan. This year. The latest of to agreements with Oklahoma and Nebraska go into operation july 1. The first Quarter intake for Kansas this year from the Origi Nal two compacts was substantial $019,514 was received from Missouri and $18,023 from Colo Rado for the first three months. The total collections from Missouri from last july to the end of this March were $1,532, 137. Nebraska was the last stat Kansas talked into the compact and it took nearly one year. The reason was the sales tax is new to the Cor Husker state anymore groundwork had to be clone. Met extends King s contract new York up directors of the metropolitan opera have voted to extend the contract of general manager Rudolf bin through the 1971-72 season. King s salary is estimated at Between $75,000 and $100,000. New poll has emos holding sizable Edge Washington a two weeks after the assassination of sen. Robert f. Kennedy democrats were holding a sizable Edge Over republicans in thel968 race for the White House he Louis Harris poll reported saturday. According to a Survey con ducted june 10-17, former vice president Richard m. Nixon the front runner for the gop nomination was the biggest los i in the aftermath of the slay ing of the new York poll a copyrighted Fea Ture in the Washington Post re ported Nixon decisively behind the two democratic contenders vice president Hubert h. Humphrey and sen. Eugene j. Mccarthy of Minnesota. It said he lost ground to each in recent weeks. Nixon s Only major challenger for the Republican nomination gov. Nelson a. Rockefeller of new York has shown no signs of gaining significant three Man combinations including the third part candidate George c. Wallace of Alabama showed these results in percentages with the undecided voters not listed Humphrey 4 5, Nixon 30, Wal lace 13 Humphrey 40, Rockefeller 36, Wallace 15 Mccarthy 44. Nixon 36, Wallace 12 mccarthy41, Rockefeller 35, Wallace 15. Diagnosis eludes Rusk s doctors Washington a Secretary of state Dean Rusk who spent the first half of the Weekin the Hospital poked fun about his doctors fruitless search forthe cause of his illness. I be got a very tiny tempera Ture thai is one or two hours a Clay of 99, 99.2, that kind of Thiim just enough to be vexing Rusk told a news they mentioned Ajmer ies i offered to give the Doc tors a list of the people to i m allergic. But they said thai was not medically s
