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I' ·' ~· -. ·. a Pr e sa S a ~ D:e~o 61~ 23'9 180 ... s B c c H... _ ~:u. : 0!1 Pa " Sc;.:t S•;Ee ::;: P~ aaul _).: ., .. 86 6?C 1J ~'ears c::: c:J'=.!.. ~tNT BY:La Frensa sa ~ieao -2 1-9 '7 1111 ... •0 _ - ,, " , , 1 ... 11 , , g 1 ~ '" " u u~ ~ -s FR~ NC ,: El ,G :~ ~ :3? 61 82319 180: # 2 BOND ISSUE FACT SHEtT I'LS • To provid£> a safP t,ttt-: rehabilitate ad o;c d s ., <! will rebul!d and • To p rovide facll w ire a'l s chools r e •e v Jl comoletely • To meet cd p w·tr: tH.., F' CJ lPtiC f!reas 2 ) --. 7 . ., . '- - ~ME C; NE w..S 7 5'rJ- ~-tJ-1 }- CCR Committee on Chicano Rights, Inc For Immediate Press Release February 28,1997 Contact: Herman Baca DEFEAT OF t BILLION, 25 YEAR PROP. "A" URGED National City, CA .... The Committee on Chicano Rights (CCR) today has urged voters in the Sweetwater Union High School District to vote NO on PROP. "A" this March 4, 1997 on the $500,000,000 (t billion), 25 year (will terminate on 2022) Facilities Bond. The CCR while acknowledging the need for the predominately Mexican­ American district to upgrade not only its infrastructure and the quality of education stated that "this bond is not the solut­ ion". The district proposed Facitities Bond according to CCR President Herman Baca "if approved is going to indebt the poorest horne owners and their children (who could possibly lose their homes) in National City, San Ysidro, Imperial Beach and Chula Vista with at BILLION, 25 YEAR Albatross''. "We question"stated Baca "under what legal or constitutional authority the Sweet­ water Union High School board of Trustees has utilized to disenfranchise 10,000 voters (both horne owners and renters) from exercising their right to vote ~ The U.S. Constitution states said Baca that "The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any · State on account of race, color or previous condition of servit­ ude." "Are we to believe now,that the Board of Trustees from Sweetwater Union High School or the California State Mello-Ross law supercedes the U.s. constitution? "It is obivious that the trustees of the Sweetwater district besides not caring for legal or constitutional considerations said Baca "that the board was motivated by purely political considerations in the disenfran­ chisement of the 10,000 voters in Eastlake, Rancho del Rey, Long Canyon knowing that in all probability that they would of voted NO.'' "We do not for one single second accept the argument that California state law Mello-roos exempts horne owners from taxation that will benefit them because they are already paying taxes." Those taxes under Mello-Roos as the district fully knows cover not only schools, but also golf courses, streets, parks, sewer, sidewalks, etc." All improvements that ultimately in­ crease the value of there property". "The real reason" accord­ ing to Baca "by not holding public meetings, not informing voters the district understood that the end result would be a low voter turn out in the poorest areas of the district". "By excluding the 10,000 voters from the Eastlake, Rancho del Rey, Long Canyon are who are the most afflunt and educated the district knew that the number of voters would be reduced from 144,437 to 135,550", assu­ ring and making it easier to get a 2/3 rnajority''.~20 % turnout of 710 E. :Jrd Street Natloaal City CA 919§0 {619) 477·3800 ( 2 ) (as estimated by the San Diego County Voter Registrar office) would mean that 27,100 voters will vote and 18,066 (2/3 majority) will deceide to indebt the poorest home owners of National City, San Ysidro, Imperial Beach, and Chula Vista with the ~ BILLION, 25 YEAR obligation". In concluding Baca stated ''that because of the serious legal and constitutional issues raised by the Sweet­ water school Trustees that, legal action will be explored". 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De n Vl t" - VJ I s \ \0 ?C1 5 \0 Title LastName FirstName Title School Address1 City Zipcode Phone RS\ 0 Mrs. Arnold Alice 1211 16th St. San Diego 92154 N Mrs. Beck hart Sherry 2nd Vice President of Chula 3230 Rio Vista Bonita 91902 .f-1 .f-1 Vista Council PTA Dr. "0 Mr. Boatad Dennis Creaser Board of Director 505 Garrett Ave. Chula Vista 91910 422-8395 x605 Ms. Brannen Jan 393-8 Caspian Imperial Beach 91932 Way Mr. Carares Roy Judge 500 Tliird Ave. Chula Vista 91910 691-4770 Mr Cordero Abel 178 Rivera Court Chula Vista 91911 420-4752 Mr. Creaser Phil Founder of Creaser Foundation 225 Mountain Chula Vista 91910 420-0490 View Dr. Ms. Danielson Julie 54 Whitney Street Chula Vista 91910 409-8768 Mrs. Disney Charlene President ofSouth Bay Council 1272 16th St. San Diego 92154 429-1753 PTA Mr. Garcia Felipe National City Youth Advisor 3014 Alto Ave. Bonita 91902 479-0603 Mr. Garcia Carlos National City Youth Advisor 2039 NAve. National City 91950 474-4547 Mr. Guido Gibran National City Youth Advisor 124 West lith St. National City 91950 477-8660 Ms. Hernandez Leticia National City Youth Advisor 2223 Prospect National City 91950 470-6976 Street Ms. Hernandez Miriam National City Youth Advisor 835 E. 2nd St. National City 91950 477-0159 Mrs. Lassman Marilyn Creaser Board of Director 2808 Via del Bonita 91902 474-5400 Caballo Blanco xl09 Mrs. Lim Lillian Judge P.O. Box 122724 San Diego 92112 691-4435 Ms. Lomeli Iriz National City Youth Advisor t 438 E. 16th St. National City 91950 474-9319 Mr. Martinez Joe 750 B St. , Ste. San Diego 92101 233-4857 1050 Mrs. Montoya Mat Vice President of South Bay 2746 Degan Dr. Bonita 91902 Council PTA Mrs. Morgan Kile Creaser Board of Director 1223 J Ave. National City 91950 477-8655 "0 0 1-' 0 () rt I Bond Representative ~ w I \0 Title LastName FirstName Title School Address I City Zipcode Phone RS\ \0 Ms. Morrison Christine President of Chula Vista Council 3 79 East Emerson Chula Vista 91911 420-9736 0 N PTA St. ~ Mr. Patterson Chuck SEA President 196 Landis Ave. Chula Vista 91910 427-1370 (J1 Mr. Pradels Mike Creaser President 2814 Via del Bonita 91902 535-1800 "0 Alazan Ms. Pulido Lauren National City Youth Advisor 731 Cedar Ave. Chula Vista 91910 420-2024 Mrs. Risetto Sharon Vice President Chula Vista 150 East Naples Chula Vista 91911 Council PTA Ms. ROdriguez Carmine 590 Telegraph Chula Vista 91910 656-9037 Canyon Rd. #D Mr. Serrano Raul National City Youth Advisor 2644 Gwynnw Bonita 91902 475-5824 Ave. Mr. Stjeme James Creaser Board of Director 3642 Filly Lane Bonita 91902 267-6594 Mr. Tapia Luis National City Youth Advisor 1100 E. Ave. Apt. National City 91950 474-6936 #2 Mr. Tirado Javier Vice President of San Ysidro 1738 Del Sur San Ysidro 92173 428-7990 Council PTA Blvd. #102 Mr. Wilkerson Buddy 134 Sierra Vista El Cajon 92021 593-9190 Dr. Mr. Zepeda Cuitlahuac President of San Ysidro Council 555 West San San Ysidro 92173 662-9536 PTA Ysidro Blvd. #84 Mrs. Fraga-Lopez Martha Confidential Employee- Area- 1130 Fifth Ave. Chula Vista 91911 585-6257 Representative Superi ntende nt/Sou th Mrs. Rios Mona Bond Representative BVH 3414 Eleanor National City 91950 Place Mrs. Sackos Diane Bond Committee Representative BVH 3776 Putter Dr. Bonita 91902 "0 0 N 0 () rt I f-.' Bond Representative w I 10 10 Title LastName FirstName Title School Address I City Zipcode Phone RS' 0 Mrs. Unibe Betty Bond Committee Re_Qt"esentative BVH 1577 Tampa Ct. Bonita 91902 N Mr. Wooden Frank Bond Committee Representative BVH 1389 Caliente Chula Vista 91910 Loop Mrs. Jiles Dee Bond Committee Representative BVM 5902 Rocky View Bonita 91902 Ct. 421-4755 Mrs. Com Janice Unit President for PTA BVH 1460 Summit Dr. Chula Vista 91910 Mrs. Hughes Cindy Parent Advisor Committee BVH 81 S Regula# 1624 Chula Vista 91910 Member Mr. lrv Yokoyama Parent Advisor Committee BVH 747 Avenida Chula Vista 91910 Member Solaria 421-7446 Mrs. Johnson Cathy Treasurer for PTA BVH 1962 Kent St. Chula Vista 91913 420-7490 Mrs. Littleton Karen Parent Advisor Committee BVH 1366 Los Coches Chula Vista 91910 Member Court Mrs. No vi Liz Parent Advisor Committee BVH 5333 Annie Bonita 91902 Member Laurie Lane 421-0462 Mrs. Ortiz Patty Parent Advisor Committee BVH 1053 Los Pinos Chula Vista 91910 Member Court Mrs. Beldon Patricia BVM 4019 Allen Bonita 91902 School Rd. 656-6255 Mrs. Cardoso Nena Parent Advisor Committee BVM 708 Duoro Dr. Chula Vista 91911 Member 216-5030 Mrs. Clayton Diana CSEA President BVM 650 Otay Lakes Chula Vista 91910 Rd. 482-9951 Mrs. Collins Melissa BVM 555 Paseo Robles Chula Vista 91910 470-0369 Mrs. Fisher Pam BVM 8750 Spring Spring Valley Canyon Dr. Mrs. Hanson Nora President of Sweetwater BVM 455 Manzano Chula Vista 91910- 656-3900 Seconda_ry Counci I PTA Place 8022 656-0035 Mrs.
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