Michigan marching band votes against Rose Bowl antiwar pageant
The University of Michigan band voted to perform an antiwar pageant at halftime despite pressure from Rose Bowl officials and university authorities. The ACLU filed suit over free speech, and a court hearing was scheduled. Protests planned by other groups could accompany the Tournament of Roses events.
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UPI
University of Michigan
Michigan
American Civil Liberties Union
ACL
Fiea
Universty
Vietnam Vaterars
Black Balloops Sym
Nixon
David Heroy
Fender
Fecrailes
Adriar
Minh
Sumford University
Angela Davis
Reapportionment Battle Heads To State Courts
In Sacramento Gov. Reagan vetoes Democratic reapportionment bills calling them bizarre and arbitrarily drawn. Democrats pledge to seek state Supreme Court approval, while observers doubt overrides pass in special session. Redistributions could shift seats. Republicans may lose up to three congressional seats and Democrats gains in the Assembly and Senate.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Brattlad
Reagan
State Assembly
Senate
LS. Supreme Court
Assembly
Bob Morell
North Bollywood
Supreme Court
Reagan bill to restore crippled children funds
In Sacramento Gov. Ronald Reagan sponsors legislation to restore 1.12 million dollars vetoed from the crippled children services budget. Assemblyman Robert Crown leads the urgency measure after a near override vote, with state health and human relations officials confirming a deficit and detailing an emergency appropriation to plug the gap.
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Ronald Reagan
Robert W. Crown
D-Alameds
Assembly
Reagan
Cit
We Frippled Childrens
Human Relations Agency
State Department of Public Health
Innis
Public Health
William J. Kurte
Alex Cunningham
Will
Crown
California senator attacks licensing plan for news media
AP reports that Sen James Whetmore rebukes a suggestion to license newsmen calling it government control. San Francisco leader George Moscone backs press independence, arguing any licensing would narrow free reporting. He warns the idea would place the media under the government whip and stifle independent coverage.
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Sacramento
California
James. Whetmore
Bela Habre
California public school funding bills loom in Assembly
A mixed session sees proposed measures affecting district funding and child welfare. Lawmakers debate mandates for school programs and community outreach while President pro tempore and committee chairs weigh the political cost amid tight margins.
Reagan to Deliver State of the State Next Week
Governor Ronald Reagan will give the annual State of the State address Thursday in the Assembly chamber after returning from Los Angeles where he will tape television. He will appear Wednesday with William F Buckley and plans to attend the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day in Pasadena.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Assembly Chamber
Los Angeles
William F. Buckley
Pasadena
California State College seeks merit pay for faculty staff
California State College officials seek IRS approval for retroactive merit pay raises for faculty and staff. Vice chancellor William Langsdorf said Chancellor Glenn St. Dumke asked the IRS to make the raises retroactive to Sept 1, the date they would have taken effect without Nixon wage price order.
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LOS Angeles
California State College
Internal Revenue Service
William Langsdorf
Glenn St. Dumke
TRS
Nixon
Langsdorf
State College
Tnuombe Sais
Brain surgery idea debated for violent prisoners in California
A California corrections official described brain surgery to control violence as a research concept but funding gaps halted action. The Corrections Department sought 148000 dollars to study surgical treatment of aggressive inmates, yet the request was rejected as undeveloped. Researchers plan to study volunteer inmates to identify problems while stressing funding limits may halt further work.
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de Larry Bennett
Unitas House
Presbyterian College
Shiiely
Bennett
Amyone
Fahy Irwin
San Francisco State College Sociology Deparment
Corrections Department
Michigan Students Lose Rose Bowl Tour After Canceled Flight
Ninety five University of Michigan students ready for a Rose Bowl trip to Southern California learned the Intertour package was canceled hours before departure. They faced refund delays and kept costly game tickets while the official university tour option remained unavailable due to an exclusive agreement with a different travel entity.
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UPI
University of Michigan
California
Gary J. Kupper
Interiour
Chicago
Shay
Interfour
Los Angeles
International Hotel
Disneyland
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Saturn Almways
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Saturn
Intertour
Seriileer
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Braniff International Airlines
Braniff
Leo Sharp
Litertaur
Teli Upi
Honolulu
Thiertaur
Uhin
United Airlines
United
Iirgnt
Intertown
Ann Arhar
Lindsay eyes California for stumping in January
New York Mayor John V Lindsay plans a January campaign visit to California as part of an effort to build a statewide organization. Campaign organizer John Burns cites California as vital and notes early primary focus remains Florida and Wisconsin. Local Democratic figures and supporters across California are listed, with Deputy chair and celebrity backers named.
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John V. Lindsay
California
New York
Florida
Wisconsin
Lindsay
Will Etter
John Burns
Burns
New York State
Worida
Californe
City of
Senate
San Francisco
Joseph Afforghal Burns
Allote
Aline
Bendlubarl MH
Humphrey
Chicago
Nathaniel Colley
Utlownay
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Christmas Angel Found Wandering On Christmas Night
A young girl identified as Angel was found crying and alone on a street corner on Christmas Day. Police located her father, and she is now in a foster home after wandering from a babysitter while family believed she was with relatives. The child has not spoken since being found.
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Reagan vetoes open primaries plan in California
Gov. Reagan rejected an Oregon style open primary proposal as lawmakers pushed a constitutional amendment to place generally recommended presidential candidates on the California primary ballot. The veto marks the third year the measure faced the governor after legislative approval.
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Reagan
California
Eagan
Bolt
Sali
Ale Tred Alquist
D-San Jose
Secretary of State
Ue Balin
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