Regents Break the Regents 18 to 3 Support Reagan on Campus
The Oroville Mercury reports Reagan won an 18 to 3 majority on the Board of Regents after a campaign and backroom shifts that ousted Assembly Speaker Iosep Unruh and prompted resignations including Dorothy B Chandler of the Los Angeles Times. President Hitch and Chancellor Heys signaled possible parallel moves as campus tensions ease and administrators face critique over academic freedom and left wing influence. This swing is portrayed as a feather in Reagan’s cap amid long battles over campus governance.
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Snowshoe sales jump tenfold over decade finds hard times
A research agency notes snowshoe sales have risen tenfold in ten years, implying tougher sledding for many. Bishop Pike questions Christ fitting into modern churches while acknowledging his potential appeal on college campuses.
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Freshman Senator Allen Sets Bold Tone In Senate
ALEXANDER HOLMES reports Alabama Democrat James Browning Allen quickly makes his mark in the Senate. He sold stocks, left his law firm, and pledged yearly financial disclosures while backing Rule 22, opposing pension boosts and supporting a constitutional approach over party pressure. He pressed for clarity on Nixon Hickel’s nomination and the nonproliferation treaty, signaling a diligent, outspoken freshman ready to challenge rivals.
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Where To Write Your Congressman U S Senators and State Officials
U S Senators Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 Sen Alan Cranston Sen George Murphy House offices Washington DC 20515 State Senators and Assemblymen State Capitol Sacramento Calif 95801 Alameda County State Senators are Eighth District Lewis F Sherman and Nicholas C Petris The Eighth and Eleventh districts cover the same area with Sherman and Petris representing all of Alameda County except Castro Valley Livermore and Pleasanton Those communities are in the Ninth District represented by Clark L Bradley Assemblymen Carlos Bee Thirteenth District
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Liberal campus unrest and parental action highlighted
Paul Harvey argues liberal campuses breed discipline problems and cites Roosevelt University Brandeis Wisconsin and Notre Dame. He praises a mother at Brandeis who intervened to remove her child and lauds Notre Dame president for enforcing rules. He warns a generation of permissiveness has produced a bitter harvest.
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Tuna Salad Fights for Navy Escort as Peruvian Threatens
A makeshift dialogue portrays the Tuna Salad requesting Navy protection as Peruvian destroyers circle and shell the fishing boat. The Navy cites range issues and air force limits, signaling a faltering, delayed response with a pull back plan as the vessel sinks.
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Premature College Marriages Feed Rising Divorce Rates
Russell Kirks argument centers on the rise of divorce linked to premarital and early marriages among students. He notes younger couples face instability, housing, economic pressures, and childcare burdens, leading to high failure rates and unhappy outcomes for spouses and children. He contrasts past norms with modern permissiveness and urges caution.
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On This Day In History United Press Review
On this day in history events include Congress creating the Department of the Interior in 1844 and 1931 designation of the Star Spangled Banner as the National Anthem by Congress. A thought for the day quotes Salmon P. Chase on resume philosophy.
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