Fluoridation Vote Sees Setback In California Assembly
In Sacramento AP reports opponents of statewide water fluoridation claim a temporary win as Assembly Health and Welfare Committee defeats a fluoridation bill led by Assemblyman John Vasconcellos. The plan would cost up to 92 million to implement in three years with potential long term dental savings, while supporters cite reduced tooth decay. Burgstahler of the University of Kansas criticizes the proposal as risky for the state.
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San Francisco
University of Kansas
Albert WV. Burgstahler
Reagan Tax Plan Stalls in California Panel
SACRAMENTO AP. Gov Reagan's tax program remains stalled in committee as Democrats press to shape a tax revision. An informal bipartisan group may agree by next week on basic contents, but drafting into legal language and floor action remain uncertain. Debate centers on Democratic support and who writes the final bill.
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Reagan
Jessage
Assembly
Jesse M. Uncuh
Kenneth Cory
Gardena
W. Craig Biddle
Riverside
Bagley
Houston’ I. Fiourny
Tear Gas Measure Under Study
Sacramento AP The Senate Finance Committee began study on an Assembly bill to set safety standards for tear gas and expand usage. Assemblyman W Craig Biddle Riverside authored the measure requiring safety attestations by BCI and Public Health, with training standards from POST for all authorized users.
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Extremism Charge In Bay Plan Sparks San Francisco Debate
In San Francisco a proposed bill seeks to extend the Bay Conservation and Development Commission amid controversy from landowner Leslie Sait Co owner with 40,000 acres of south bay salt ponds and Sierra Club leader Dwight Steele. The plan prompts disagreement over bay filling and master plan controls in the Legislature.
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Salt Ponds
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Sierra Club
California
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Fife
Commission
Plea For BART Link To Airport
A BART district official urged a rail link to San Francisco International Airport before the San Francisco Planning and Urban Association. Edmund Sajor said a BART connection serving San Francisco Alameda and Contra Costa counties is the realistic alternative to more highways to the airport. He predicted Oakland International may get a connection by 1976.
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Contra Costa Vauntles
San Matco County
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Oakland International
Ronald Fisher
WBRFA
Sacramento Legislative Summary and Park Demonstrations
Gav and Reagan tax plan stalls in committee as a private tax reform group works separately. Governor extends National Guard presence in Berkeley through Memorial Day for the People’s Park protest. Assembly blocks partisan budget maneuvers and refuses passage of the 1969-70 state budget AB 890 Lanterman. Senate action remains minimal.
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GOP Senators Back Reagan Hard Line on Campus Unrest
Sacramento UP I reports Senate Republicans unanimously backed Ronald Reagan’s tough stand on campus militants. They condemned faculty for not helping curb violence and praised the governor’s order to restore order at California campuses. They elected Richardson caucus chairman, urging professors to discipline disruptive students and declaring there will be no amnesty for violations.
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Seattle College BSU Happy Over Trustee Resignation
Seattle Community College faced unrest after white trustee Carl Dahan resigned amid protests led by the Black Student Union. BSU president Frank Williams said the goal was achieved, while Gov Evans avoided promising a black trustee. Board president Arthur Siegal warned of criticism for yielding to the BSU but defended the cause as just and vowed to consider nominations carefully.
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State Colleges Trustee Demands Probe of Faculty
State College Trustee Dudley Swim urged a full review of faculty appointments and tenure at the Los Angeles system to prevent campuses from becoming sanctuaries for disruption. He pressed for open discussion and accountability as trustees consider reforms to faculty hiring and student conduct rules amid tensions with UC regents and college presidents.
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Good Samaritan Honored for Nighttime Light Aid
In Hoyland England the town council rewarded Roza Palmer for nightly quiet acts guiding elderly neighbors to the community center and improving safety. The council agreed to pay a modest monthly electricity allowance to support her vigil lighting efforts.
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Hoyland
England
Roza Palmer
Senate Probe Seeks Stanford Records and Names
Stanford University said the Senate permanent subcommittee on investigations subpoenaed records from 12 organizations and 90 individuals. The school must turn them over by June, with names withheld, and about half the listed groups had no formal link to the deal. The subpoena to Dean Joel P. Smith asked for all records from 1968 onward on officers and participants in disorders tied to Stanford.
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Voters Press Reagan With Coupon Letters in Tribune Drive
In Sacramento AP reported 5000 readers of the San Gabriel Valley Evening Tribune sent coupons to Governor Reagan. The form urged stronger action against campus violence, meaningful tax reform, reduced spending, and stopping proposed legislator pay raises.
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CCNY Dean resigns amid student protest and policy fallout
CCNY dean of students Nicolas Pastor resigns amid student protests over an admissions policy tied to half of freshmen entering without grade consideration. City officials face pressure as demonstrations at CCNY and related campus unrest signal broader tensions in New York politics and university governance.
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