Harvard professor argues housing referendum unconstitutional
Harvard law professor Archibald Cox urged the Supreme Court to strike down California's public housing referendum, saying it discriminates against the poor. He joined the San Jose case against voter approval for low income housing while noting a 1989 Akron decision on racial discrimination in housing was persuasive. Opponents warn such referendums could block federal housing funds and set a nationwide obstacle to low income housing.
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Ecology saving plan proposed by Magnuson
Washington Senator Magnuson with 40 cosponsors introduced a bill to sell environmental savings bonds to fund local and state programs. The plan would create a national environmental bank offering 25 year 3 percent loans for waste treatment and other pollution controls, plus an environmental trust fund to guarantee ongoing financing and reduce federal prefinancing shortfalls.
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Cal State tightens freshman admissions for 1971 fall
Cal State campuses announce new admission caps under a computerized common admissions program. Hayward will still admit all eligible applicants who listed it as first choice by November 40 deadline. Six of 19 state colleges will not accept any undergrad applications for 1971 fall term. Cal Poly Pomona will limit first year and upper division intake to certain subjects.
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Fremont Leads Heart Fund Rise in Alameda County Drive
Alameda Heart Association reports Fremont tops the county in growing contributions for the Heart Sunday drive. Zone captains submitted 3585.27, up about HM percent from last year’s Feb 28 event, while countywide collections reached 43205, up 14.8 percent. Envelopes left by walkers can still be mailed per a spokesman.
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