Ed Reinecke Urges Regents to Listen to Student Leaders
Ed Reinecke at a San Leandro testimonial dinner urged UC regents to heed student body presidents. He praised law enforcement's Berkeley actions, urged access for elected student leaders to meetings, and urged balanced conduct from student leaders amid campus turmoil.
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Newly. Gov
Ed Reinecke
San Leandro
University of California Regents
Reinecke
Berkeley
U.C. Regents
Daniel Siegel
Berkeley L.C
Superior Court
People's Park
Siegel
Reinnecke
Regents
County Board Rejects 40000 a Year Elderly Planning Plan
Alameda County supervisors rejected a proposed program pitched as planning for the elderly with 75 percent federal funding initially and 25 percent county share. The plan would fade to full county funding as federal support falls, creating new government jobs with limited benefit to beneficiaries. The critique calls the funding seed money and bureaucratic shuffling to shore up payroll.
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Alameda County
Barry Goldwater Urges Defense Priority Over Domestic Spending
A Senate panel debates military budget versus social needs as inflation raises costs. Barry Goldwater says defense must not be cut by waste concerns, warning against letting Pentagon overruns derail hospital, school, and housing programs.
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Sen
Praxmire
Pentagon
Defense
Robert McNamara
Senate
Kosyatn
Defense spending and Soviet arms buildup debated
The piece argues defense costs are rising under Democratic influence and inflation. It stresses considering adversary strength, including Soviet SS-9 missiles, ICBMs, orbital bombing work, naval growth, and the need for sustained U S military spending to match threats.
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Soviet Union
United States
The California Teachers Association Shapes Education Policy
The California Teachers Association CTA leads Sacramento lobbying focusing on teacher pay retirement benefits leaves and credentials. It backed 17 bills and weighed in on nearly 10 others pushing pay raises credential reforms and district funding while opposing show tax rate ceilings and busing for integration.
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Sacramento
California Teachers Association
CTA
Aurlingame
James W. Dent
Roncord
Carlos Bee
D-Hayward
Alan Sieroty
Los Angeles
Albert S
Rodda
William Campbell
Hacienda Heights
Donald L. Grunsky
Watsonville
William M. Ketchum
Bakersfield
Eugene 4
Chappie
Eldorado
Lewis F. Sherman
Oakland
Robert H. Burke
Huntington Beach
John G. Schmitz
Tustin
Sex Education Uproar Sparks national debate in schools
Washington observers note a widening uproar over K-12 sex education programs led by SIECUS. Critics include Birchers and psychologists who warn that classroom materials may be inappropriate while supporters argue openness is essential. Proponents stress parental guidance and careful, age appropriate instruction.
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Washington
Jahr Bireh Society
Birehers
Sex Information and Education Council of
The
United States
Sircus
Lester Doniger
Doniger
Kit Doniger
Great Neck Committee
National Council of American-Soviet Friendship
Birchers
Rhoda L. Lorand
New York
E. James Lieberman
National Institute of Mental Health
Siecus Apostles
Mary Calderone
Shecus
Apostles
Siecus
That's Funny Who Decides What We Laugh At
Bill Vaughan argues humor now relies on outside approval from experts like the Bureau of Standards and TV hosts. He notes Johnny Carson popularized the need to label jokes as funny and warns this trend strains family life and media expectations.
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Artemus Ward
Johnny Carson
Carson
Bureau of Standards
Good Housekeeping
Sam
Allen
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