Colleges must cut spending by 10 billion yearly by 1980
The Carnegie Commission warned that American colleges must reduce spending by about 20 percent, or 10 billion dollars annually, before 1980. Professors may earn less, classes grow larger, and campuses curb student time and discourage unmotivated attendees to meet the gap.
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West Coast moms in maternity wear stun motorists warning
A chaotic scene near Marin County involved a steelworker John Evans and his wife as rumors of a maternity bloom spread. Officials warned drivers to beware of a number of West Coast ladies due to distractions from the ongoing campus disruptions and unrelated inflation concerns.
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UPI
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Calif
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Bicycle safety and laws for riders
Opinion column stresses bike safety as essential to enjoy cycling and exercise. It urges riders to follow traffic laws, ride in the proper lane, avoid fast or narrow roads, and practice courtesy to reduce injury risk from collisions with vehicles or pedestrians. It cites authorities and promotes road-ready behavior.
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Council On Physical Fitness
National Safety Council
Bicycle Institute At America
Bicycle American Medical Assn
Non-Candidate Thompson Seeks November Victory
Dr. Kenneth Thompson, USC political science professor, ran in the 33rd district Democratic primary after withdrawing due to flu. His name remained on the ballot and he won the primary by a landslide, then announced he would accept the nomination to run against incumbent Republican Rep. Jerry Pettis.
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UPI
Kenneth Thompson
Congress
Thompson
University of Southern California
Jerry Pettis
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