Cal State Clinches Big Win as Sundown Streak Threatened
Cal State tops its biggest game of the season to stay undefeated while Chico State falls 28-20 to the Pioneers, threatening Cal State's shot at a third War West Conference title. Stanford and California win on weekend slate, Cruse to Sweeney for late TD beats Oregon State 30-27. Orioles take opener 53 over Pirates in World Series as McNally hurls a three hitter.
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ADA to Block Favorite Son Candidacies in 1972 Race
An Americans for Democratic Action task force will use all possible means, including court action, to block favorite son candidacies in the 1972 presidential nominations. The ADA says such tactics violate reform aims for full participation by rank and file members in selecting delegates, a practice that has delayed support for top candidates in past years.
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Reagan writes Dear Ronnie debut QandA column
Governor Ronald Reagan, touring the Orient, debuts a campus newspaper column titled Dear Ronnie. Rudi Garcia, his press aide, says the Q and A aims to widen student access to government views and foster informed opinion among college leaders.
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U.S. Warns on U.N. Aid If China Expelled
Secretary Rogers cautioned foreign ministers that Congress may force a cut in U.N. funding if Nationalist China is expelled. State Department officials said Rogers did not present it as a threat but as a congressional problem. General Assembly debate on China opens October 18.
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Labor cooperation urged by Mansfield over wage board
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield called on organized labor to drop boycott threats and cooperate with President Nixon's wage freeze plan to curb inflation. He urged patience and said labor should sit on the wage board while the President is open to suggestions from labor, Congress, and business groups.
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Byrd Named Nixon Choice For Supreme Court Vacancies
Sen. Robert Byrd of West Virginia reportedly is President Nixon’s personal pick to fill one of two Supreme Court vacancies. Byrd, 93, is the Senate’s No. 2 Democrat. Morgantown, W Va, aides say he will have no comment. Page 4.
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Review Hayward California 25 Cent Edition
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Is football still the king in high schools today
A study notes changing views on football's power in schools. Athletes are less dominant as many students pursue other interests, yet winning still boosts status and school pride. Principals argue football can energize or distract, depending on balance with education and activities.
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