Reagan Defends State School Budget Amid Education Debate
Sacramento reports Gov. Ronald Reagan defended his higher education budget as higher per student spending, arguing a 6.2 percent rise exceeds the decade average while university enrollment grows slower. Critics say the increases fall short of salaries needed.
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Clifford Installed as Defense Chief in Pentagon Ceremony
Viet hard liner Clark Clifford takes oath as the ninth U S secretary of defense at a White House ceremony with Chief Justice Werret administering. He becomes the Pentagon kingpin over about one million military and civilian employees and a budget near 76 billion dollars amid speculation he may serve as caretaker until the November election.
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GM Walkout Over Clause In Layoffs
VAN NUYS UP I A report on a United Auto Workers strike at General Motors Chevrolet assembly plant over a reverse seniority layoff clause. About 100 workers idle, 1,700 more at the body shop affected, with negotiations planned for 40 days and possible impact on the Vietnam era labor market.
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Miller Names Budget Study Advisors to Governor Budget Panel
Senator George Miller announced a 13 member Finance Committee expansion with two non voting advisors on each of three subcommittees to study Gov Geagan's 1966 69 budget. The additions include Lewis Sherman Alfred Alquist and George Deukmajian with assignments across transportation military agriculture and social welfare agencies.
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Panel Nixes Reagan's Revamping Plan
SACRAMENTO California political movers report the Little Hoover Commission rejected Gov Ronald Reagan's proposed reorganization plan. Only commissioners Holmen and Duke voted for the proposal while the rest refused to approve. Much of the overhaul has already taken effect under Reagan.
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Rioting Students Paralyze Rome
Rioting university students clashed with police in Central Rome causing widespread chaos. Tear gas, batons, and flying debris disrupted streets as hundreds were injured or detained. A march of thousands moved toward the University area amid calls for reform.
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