Native Sons Name Oeschger to Lead State Group
Native Sons appoint Oeschger as president amid a state conference in Eureka with officers listed including Ballano Gattis and Hind to Ne. The group reports about 130 state sections represented and plans for governance ahead of the annual meeting.
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Unit Scraps Liquor Bill in California Legislature
A Sacramento report notes the Assembly toning down a liquor bill after intense lobbying. The draft measure faced opposition from license owners and business interests while officials from San Diego and other cities weighed potential impacts on licenses and taxes.
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Morality Bill Turned Down
A garbled report from California shows a morality bill rejecting welfare provisions and law changes. The text references public policy debates and concerns about vulnerable groups, but the exact details and names are obscured in the OCR.
Gantt Is Doing OK At Clemson
Clemson student Gantt is described as performing satisfactorily in academics and athletics. The article notes his ongoing coursework as well as involvement with the football program, with emphasis on balancing studies and sports duties.
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New Speed Limit Bid Moves Ahead in City
Officials consider raising the urban limit after a public works review. The plan proposed by the Public Works Department seeks a higher ceiling to reflect traffic patterns and safety goals. Community input and council discussion will shape final approval.
The Paper Dragon Poverty in Red China Not So Severe
A fragmented report depicts urban Chinese workers facing cramped housing, long hours, and low wages under Mao era policies. It highlights communal living, rising rents, and limited access to medical care while noting factory crowds, bicycles, and a desire for modern goods amid persistent hardship.
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New Financing Plan for California Schools Debated
A radical school finance proposal, supported by Repulbia and Senate committees, would fund districts by a per class unit grant and a statewide base, tying funds to classroom size and teacher needs. The plan, backed by Gronsky and criticized by others, seeks to reduce district administration while boosting state aid tied to class sizes.
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