12 Jan 1967
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1967
Page
1
Legislators from Alameda County and beyond scrutinize a proposed student tuition plan. Bee and Fong oppose tuition as unnecessary. Sherman suggests a conditional approach for advanced degrees. Bradley questions waste and calls for evaluation. Crown warns tuition could lower enrollment while defending free access in higher education.
The Baily Review published by The Doity Review lists president and publisher William Chiteatey Sustemis Menepe and advertising officer Paul Olde Hayward College candidate involvement. It includes office addresses in Winton Ayr Heyward and Calfornia subscription rates and contact numbers for offices in Hayward Emont and Santa Sant.
The article reports pressure over California higher education funding as Reagan officials push deficit remedies including possible tuition rises. Officials warn of budget cuts to state operations while suspension of new college admissions is considered to clarify finances. Lawmakers voice opposition and concern as protests and rumors swirl about office closings and center reductions.
Washington AP reports that banker Kenneth E. Childs testified Reagan discussed a campaign financing plan at a 1962 seminar, suggesting California savings and loan firms could back eight candidates, four of them Republicans. The testimony cites efforts to influence university budget cuts and possible tuition changes.
Fairmont and Highland Hospitals restart operations as about 135 workers may have permanently lost jobs. County Administrator Karl Strathman cites Medicare and Medi Cal cuts causing a 48 position freeze and 85 replacement hires kept on payroll if civil service rules apply. Union secretary Dave Jeffery disputes permanent terminations and outlines aid and job-search help. At Fairmont 225 workers were affected. Bakka says 10 are back on third shift, with more returning in waves. Highland reports 295 employees left. 33 returned before end of strike and 4 more rehired to start shifts today.
State Narcotics agents arrested seven people in a Hayward area raid. Raymond Serpa and Dale Waterbury, both charged with possession for sale of dangerous drugs, are identified as principal dealers. Several others face possession charges. one teen was turned over to Alameda County juvenile authorities.
Congress considers ways to finance a broadened Social Security program. Johnson farmed out discussion on payroll tax increases and employer contributions, with debates over raising the wage base from 6 600 to 7 800 and potential income tax changes. The Ways and Means Committee plans further action while weighing state aid limits.
Cal State students report financial hardship from proposed tuition of 400 dollars yearly for the University of California and two thousand dollars over ten years for state colleges. A 330-student survey cited by Professor Richard Cooper shows many would be forced to drop out or work full time to pay.
The article reports a proposed halt on new admissions across the California State College system, with projections of 22 200 incoming students affected. Gov Reagan's administration discusses budget cuts, while Dumke urges a freeze and warns of possible future declines in student intake and faculty hires at Hayward and state colleges. Authors reference meetings with college presidents and the Association of College Professors.
Kansas senators revealed a committee group exploring potential education budget reductions. Senator Reagan warned the situation is not finalized and criticized educators earlier in the week for their reactions to tentative budget discussions.
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