The University and politics in California debated
The piece questions perceived political interference by the California Regents and the governor. It critiques moves to remove governor influence, suggests regents be state-selected, and asks readers to verify Professor Jeli Searle’s recent activities and views.
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University of California
Board of Regents
Charles Hitch
der Lst
State Senate
Hitch
Univer Bey
Democrats Back to Scene I for Delegates Choice
The article argues the Democrats reformed caucus based delegate selection to reflect grassroots melting pot aims. In California only about 20 000 of 4 million Democratic voters attended 387 caucuses for nine presidential hopefuls, leaving results inconclusive and not guaranteed to sway candidates. The leadership questions whether candidates will heed this grassroots input or revert to selecting delegates as before, returning to Act I Scene I.
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United States of America
California
Golden State
Charles T. Manalt
Spock's stance on school busing divides New Left backers
Benjamin Spock, candidate from the People's party, shocks supporters with conservative views on busing. He advocates maintaining neighborhood schools amid a fractured stance alongside George Wallace, claiming greater honesty than mainstream Republicans and Democrats.
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Benjamin Spock
Canddate
People’s Party
Spixi
Turing
Spock
George Wallace
Jesus people rise on American campuses in 1972 era
The piece surveys the 1970s Jesus people movement sweeping American campuses. It notes their appeal to students as a refuge from boredom and mass culture, their mix of faith and intellect, campus reactions from Georgia to Michigan, and comparisons to early Christian aims. The author discusses the movement’s simple faith, potential conflicts with intellectualism, and the danger of decadence.
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Alexis de Tocqneville
Georgia Sourism College
Tertullian
Michigan
Jesus
Duluth
C.e-M. Joad
Christ
Dante
Yesteryear
Aiwaya
Alameda County political districts and representatives listing
A historical notice lists U S Senators and Congressmen serving parts of Alameda County, naming Alan Cranston, V V Terney, George F Miller, Dee Edwards, and state legislators Nicholas Parris, John Holendahl, Clark L Bradley, Cortes Bee, Habert Crown, March K Feng. It notes coterminous districts and addresses for officials at Sacramento and Washington.
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George F. Miller
Rayburn
Siatheton
Meda
East Oakland
Dee Edwards
Rayburn Big
Woskinain
South
Mayra
Fremont
Newark
Clare County
Livermore-Amador Valley
Habert W. Crown
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Alameda
Oakland
March K. Feng
Casiro Valley
Ashland
Oak Land
State Capitol
Sacramento
Letters to the Editor Opposes Fremont Districting Plan
A reader denounces the proposed districting of Fremont, arguing it is deceptive and undemocratic. The letter contends backroom tactics, developer influence, and misrepresented public support, urging a No vote and warning the measure undermines open democratic process and the city’s general plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Corang Council
Wales
Dite
Districting in Fremont Raises Editorial Debate and Vote
A reader challenges biased districting coverage and urges residents to vote on the plan. The note argues for equal population districts, questions media neutrality, and cites Fremont awards while urging civic involvement and clear representation ahead of the 1973 initiative date.
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Fremont
Incident not minor editor claims biased police abuse
An irvington protest letter accuses Fremont police of biased protection favoring Caucasians over Chicanos. It denounces rough treatment and misreporting, calls for systemic change, and ends with a rallying cry for revolutionary action.
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Irvington
Fremont
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