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Paci Fi C Jj Itizen Per JACL Convention Delegates' Special Edition spec lives OFFICIAL CONVENTION DElEGATES By Jerry E fl'l) moto List ot official, alternate delegates anrl proxy to the 197 0 National President National JACL Convention in Chicago acknowledged by Masao Salow, national direclor, as of July 2 follows: C J~~J ~ITIZEN We have traveled a long, (p) proxy Parlier-Tony Takikawa (p) PACI FI (a) Alternate Pasadena-Mary Yusa eventful, and always reo Membmhip Publica. ion: Japanese American Ci.iz<", LNQue. )2.5 W.II.. St., Los Angeles, t.m. 9001 2; (213) MA 6·6936 warding road for the past Alameda-Shig Sugiyama Philadclphia-K. David Yo- Arizona-Kiyoshi Kawai (p) shioka. Albert Ikeda Pl(blhhed Weekly Ex(cpt Fir~t and La!!.t Weeks of the y,.~~ Sc,ond Class Postage Paid It Los Ang.les, C.llf. four years in JACL. Not Arkansas Valley- Placer County-Ellen Kubo many Nisei are privileged Berkeley-Tad Hirota. Pocatello- to do their own thing in a Ray Okamura Portland-Dr. Jim Tsujimura, VOL. 71 N O. 2 FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1970 12 CENTS wav that can be of some Ben Lomond- Rowe Sumida Boise Valley- Prog. Westside-Dr. Roberl benefit to their fellow Chicago--Ross Harano. Tak Shimasaki, Bonnie 5hima~a- American .Japanese. Sucb Tomlyama; Mas Funai (a); ki a chance was given me and Hiroshi Kanno I.), Tak Ita· Puyallup Valley-M". Emi no (a) Somekawa Cincinnati-Jerome Abbott, Reedley-Tony Takikawa (p) A Rewarding Road Stogie Toki Reno-Bill Matsumoto (p) Cleveland-Henry Tanaka, Riverside-- Budget over $200Gs seen Joe Kadowaki; Toshi Kado- Sacramento-Bill Matsumoto, I am sincerely thankful for waki (a). Sadie Yamane Richard Matsumoto nity. It w. as' (aj, Sach!e Tanak. <a), St. Louis-George Hasegawa, SAN FRANCISCO-Request, tocl. told the No. Call1.-W. plus. A report 1. fOI·thcom1nl the opportu Sharon Shintaku (a). Dr. John Hara for Junding of 12 special pro­ Nev. Dll trIot Counon bud,et on unilorm membership duet thus I'articularly gratify- CloviS-Tony Taklkawa (p) Salinas Valley-Tom Miyana- grams this comjng biennium and Rnanoe wlIJ be the maJ­ and elimination ot chapter r&­ ing to be a part oC the op· Columbia Basin-Ed M. Ya· ga wi ll be carefully scrutinized or problem lao In, th. oon­ bates port unity. It was thus par· mamoto Sail Lake City- Jerry Enomoto by the National JACL Coun· ventlon. The dlstrlot dele­ Reacll\"ation of a JACL re­ icularly gratifying 10 be a Contra Costa-Jerry Irei. Mrs. San Benllo County-Tom Mi· til when it takes up the or­ u t.. spent the Iar,e portion gional office in the Pacitle t Chizu liyama; Ben Takeshi- yanaga (p) ganj>allonal budget at the of a five-bour meettnl" on Northwest. the new ~ueaUon pari of the warm crowd of ta (a), Joe Sugawara (a) San Diego-Isao Horiye, Su- promoted deputy Chicago convention July 15· this subjeot. stall. expansion 01 the JACL Sacramenlo JACLers, w h o Cortez-TBA (p) miyo Kastelic 18 at the Palmer House. Basic Bud,et Pteture special project field director shared an evening IV i t h Dayton-Dr. Jim Taguchi, San Fern.ndo Vly.- All J ACL chapter delel/ates stall. a Washington Office Gerald Hawkins Ray Jen· San F ran cis co-We. Doi; have been informed ot the Increase in the basic budget trainee program, addition of .Joyce and J at th e S acra· kins (a). Frank Titus (a). Steve Doi la), Ed Morigu. superintendent $200.000 "basic budget" in a for the 1971-72 biennium has • lull-time Midwpst regional m 'e n t 0 Inn. II was a Delano-Tony Takikawa IP) chi (a). Phit Nak.mura (a) report from National .JACL been ascribed to a 23% raise director-which spell increas­ Treasurer Yone Satoda that's to cover program and 15 % tor ed personnel - accoun ts lor "Thanks .Jerry" the me, Delroit- San Gabriel Vly.-David fto, (Spec:lal to the pA.clnc Citizen) which I would like to reo Downtown L.A.-Kiyoshi Ka- Kanji Sahara; Toshi Ho (a). $23.000 hil/her than the pre· personnel. Overall, the basic bulk ot the additional ro­ "'''h k t wai, Allred Halale Jane Sah.ra (a) SACRAMENTO-The C.lifor­ vious basic budget lor 1969- bud gel I $200.000) shows: quests now amounting to lome d t verse an say J an s 0 East Los Angeles-Walter Ta. San .Jose-Dr. Tom Taket., nia Department of Corrections 70. Personnel (3'I ilt;;) •••• • •• • $18,000 $154.00. announced last week (July 3) Delegates were also told of Overhead (St;.,l ••• ••• •••• • l ~ , OOO A realistic contingency fun d. the Sacramenlo Ch apter" Isuno; Rilsuko Kawakami Richal'd Tanaka Adm-Exec {24 127to) • •• • •• • "Sf ,500 for its thoughtful a nd gen- (a), Robert Takasugi <a) San Luis Obispo- U. Alexis Johnson the promotion ot Jerry J. Eno­ the addltionol requests for Prognm (16%) ........... 32.500 ot S I 0.000 tor operating pro­ moto of Sacramenlo to the po­ (1O~.) erous gesture. Eden Township- San Luis Valley- funds from various commiL­ Civil RIRh t. •• ••••• • 20,500 gram has been recomended by ,ition of Deputy Superinlen· Youth (4,.",) .... ,..... .. 7,500 · Shig Sugiyama (p) San Mateo-Florence Yoshi- tees covering 11 items total­ Ihe National J ACL Executive I cannot begin to men- Florin-TBA (p) wara; Tad Masaoka (a) dent of its Correclional Train­ ling $119.000. In recent weeks, In 1969. some $198,000 was Commiltee-reQueslln g an ad­ tion the many who were Fort Lupton- Sanger-Tony T.kikawa (p) ing Facilily near Soledad. another request was proposed: receh'ed from the chapten a.c:; ditional $7,500 to the $2.500 Career diplomat Enomoto, a career corl"rcc· $35.000 to establish a JACL receipts with nearly $14,000 included in the basic budget. there, but must acknow l· Fowler-Dr. George Miyake Santa Barbara-George Oha· tiona I administrator, has been staff on educahon and includ· reba ted to lhe chapters. Re­ Because of the jncrease cost edae the presence of Yone Fremont-Shig Sugiyama (p) shi. Bernice Ohashi .. French Camp-George Baba Santa Mari. Valley- with the Department since 19- ing prog1'am costs. bates are provided when chap· ot PC subscriptions, the sin­ and Daisy Satoda, and K ay Ip) Seabrook-Ellen Nakamura; leads roster of 52. when he starled at San At l h e pre-<l onventlon tel'S exceed their quota but gle membership rate 01 53 i. Nakamura, who made t he Fresno-Tony Takikawa (p) John Nakamura (a) Quentin Prison as a parole of­ meeting here J une 28, S3- only a portion of the sur- being sought, whiCh i. repr.... ficer. Since November 1965 he sented by the $8,000 addition­ driva from San Francisco Gardena Valley-Mrs. Helen Seatlle-Don Kazama, Eira has worked out ot the otrice • • • al request. PC subscription. to join us and Stanford Kawagoe Nagaoka; Tom T. Imori (a), speakers at fete 01 the Director of Corrections are integrated with member­ Gilroy-Tom Miyanaga (p) Jiro Aoki la), Cherry Kino- Ishihara who made a s pe· Greater Pasadena-Harry Ka- shita (a) in a starf position, responsible ship due. lor JACL subscri­ CHICAGO-One ot President for the classification and bers. At the present time. tb. cial trip home Crom Berke· wahara; Dr. Bob Suzuki (a) Selanoco-TBA (p) placement ot the some 28,000 Proposed BASIC BUDGET for 1911·12 rale is $2.50 per year. ley to attend wilh his par· Gresham·Troutdale- Selma-Tony Takikawa (p) Nixon's foremost advisers in inmates ol eaHIOl'nia's 13 cor­ The Title II repeal commit.­ ents. Bob Matsui, p a s t Tak Kubota (p) Sequoia-A k i j i Yoshimura fOI'eign aflairs, the Hon. U. 1969·1970 1971-191% Alexis Johnson, Under Sec­ rectional institutions. tee has requested $2,500 to ' d t d Holly wood-Alan Kumamoto; (p) In his new assignment, Encr Budeet AelDal1969 Propo. ed Ch ap t er presl en. emcee Yuki Kamayalsu (a) Snake River-TBA (p) retary of State tOI' Political INCOllIE: continue its campaign. SID­ Affairs, will lead the roster molo will manage a mediuml dent aid amounting to $4,000 the brief program, Rev. Idaho Falls-Ron Yokola (p) Sonoma County-James Mu. close security iacility, housing Chapters ...... ......... $ t65,O OO.00 198,804050 193.000.00 of outstanding Americans who Other (National) 12.000.00 Irom National has been re­ Hei Takarabe, Doris Ma- Imperial Valley- TBA (p) rakami 1,600 inmates, with a staff ot 5.731.15 7,000.00 quested. The Issei·Nisei pro­ tsui. Mike ~nd Nam i Suo Livingston-Merced- Spokane- will come to Chicago to pay Total Income $177,000.00 204.535,65 200,000.00 tribu.e to Mike M. Masaoka. a bou t 500. The Correctional ject in Seattle (details to be zuki. Yone. President Cal" Long Beach·Harbor-Charles Stockton-T s u g i 0 Kubota, Training F"cility is located EXPEN ES announced ) has asked tor Yata George Baba Masaoka is being honored I. PER ONNEL al a testimonial dinner Thurs­ about 20 miles south oi Sali­ $6,000. n egie Ouye. and Program Marysville-Aklji Yoshimura Tulare Counly-Ichiro Okada, nas, oil US Highway 101. It Salaries 60.000.00 56.122.83 69.000.00 To cover new international Chairman Tak Tsujita were Mid-Columbia-TBA (p) Tom Shimasaki day. July 16 for his unliring work throughout the past 30 is parl of a complex which Payroll Taxes 3.000,00 2.673.99 3,000.00 attairs projects, $3,000 addi­ wilh us at the head table.
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