Tuition Discounted For Junior Colleges Debate Rises
A discussion in a legislative hearing centers on the cost of junior college tuition as California officials weigh public higher education funding. California Junior College Faculty Association president Martin Dreyfuss argues against tuition for UC and state colleges to expand access, while Reagan administration plans push loans and grants. Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh questions applying a user fee to junior colleges as the committee prepares its report to the Legislature.
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Berkeley School Master Plan Set
Berkeley residents and school district members unveil a 600 page master plan for public education. The document covers instructional programs, special services, finance and community involvement. It recommends a high school expansion near Berkeley High and urges state limits on property takings and profit properties for funding.
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Three Scientists Share Nobel Medical Prize
Three scientists share the Nobel Prize in medicine for work on vision and eye perception. The group includes Ward and Wald, with Granit contributing pivotal discoveries in neurophysiology. Their research explains how light triggers chemical reactions in retinal cells, translating into nerve impulses perceived as sight.
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Soviets Deliver Venus Capsule After Soft Landing
Soviet Venus-4 probe completed a four month flight and landed softly in Venus atmosphere, signaling gear via radio. Jodrell Bank officials noted atmospheric data show Venus as hot as 536 degrees Fahrenheit at various levels, with the atmosphere largely carbon dioxide.
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Not Facing Operation Now Continues From Mage V7 Main
Eisenhower, who turned 77 last Saturday, was admitted to the hospital Tuesday with his third illness in five months. He developed symptoms Monday at his Gettysburg home and had been in Walter Reed for a routine check. Since 1935 he has suffered two heart attacks, a stroke, an intestinal ailment requiring surgery, and gall bladder removal. He was flown by helicopter to the hospital Tuesday. Mrs. Eisenhower arrived later by auto.
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Daily Review records amid chaotic 327 blast event
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled note about a Daily Review with names and places including California and Hayward. Key entities are unclear, but references to a publisher, office, and communications hint at a local media context. No clear incident details emerge beyond placeholders and broken street names.
Million Dollar Suit Over Sinking Seaman Death
Harold McGlenah, as personal representative of Armas Wayne Lehtonen, sues Panoceanic Tanker Corp in U.S. District Court for $1 million alleging failure to keep the Yaith seaworthy after the freighter sank 870 miles southwest of Kodiak, Alaska, with six crew lost during a voyage from San Francisco to Yokohama.
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West's Teachers Against Strikes in West Coast
BURLINGAME Calif AP Western teachers show reluctance to strike with 39 percent saying they would never strike while 31 percent in the Northeast 30 percent in the Southeast and 44 percent in the Middle states hold similar views. NBA representative Monroe Silvland noted California Oregon and Washington laws on professional negotiations influence attitudes.
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Popping Sound From Rifle Wounds Gibson Flats Woman
In Gibson Flats Montana a 39 year old woman named Shersick was resting in her trailer when a popping sound followed by abdominal pain led to discovery of a .22 caliber bullet lodged in her left hip. Deputies found a bullet hole in the trailer wall traced to a boy hunting birds nearby.
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Missive Propelling Charge Lands Man in Court
In Laramie Wyoming Edwin Eye a Mills, Wye man forfeited a $25 bond in Laramie Municipal Court after failing to appear on a charge of propelling a missile toward a person and a building. He had been arrested for drawing snowballs in public.
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Arrests in Oakland quiet anti-draft protest turns tense
A large Oakland anti-draft demonstration ended with about 60 protesters arrested as police cleared the Induction Center site. Officers faced sporadic resistance and warned crowds to disperse. clergy led a brief service amid chants of hell no we won’t go while photographers observed. Police reported orderly arrests and the peaceful picketing vote occurred during a Berkeley campus rally defying officials and a court order.
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UAW Ford Talks Enter 42nd Day
Detroit United Auto Workers resume marathon bargaining with Ford on their 42nd day, seeking wage and benefit gains amid a broad strike. Ford hints at possible settlement around 4 to 5 dollars per hour. UAW reportedly seeks higher gains, with a news blackout limiting confirmation. Observers expect a GM strike to follow if Ford settlement nears.
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Protests Spread Across U S Against Vietnam War
The weeklong antiwar protest movement enters its third day with sit-ins at induction centers seen in Los Angeles and Philadelphia counterdemonstrations. Arrests total at least ten for blocking entrances as National Guard plans 2500 police to secure streets. Wisconsin students rally against Dow Chemical over napalm.
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Lawsuit argues Otis Birch gifted $200 million to charities
Dallas AP report says widow’s lawyer Eddie Davis will prove in court that Otis Birch donated $200 million to five Baptist California charities before his death and that those charities sought to have him declared incompetent. Davis argues Birch had the mind of a child and could not dispose of his property rationally. Birch died in Dallas at 96 after serving as a former Texas convict.
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Nuclear Blast Tests Unnerve Nevada Site Officials
Washington reports that the Atomic Energy Commission conducted a major underground nuclear test at the Nevada test site, drawing nationwide attention and prompting officials to assess seismic and safety implications. The blast adds to ongoing strategic nuclear testing amid Cold War tensions.
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Solano Approves College and Bond Plan
Fairfield voters approved a $82.6 million junior college construction bond to back a new facility in Suisun Valley between Fairfield and Vallejo. The project funds a college to replace rented space currently used in Vallejo.
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War Zone Map Details Ambush on Baldangan Peninsula
A map locates a zone where a Communist regiment ambushed two US Army units as South Korean and Marine forces report 431 enemy killed on Baldangan Peninsula southeast of the Chu Lai base. In North Vietnam, U S planes attacked the Lang Son railroad bridge and Vang Glai near the Chinese border.
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Leftists Score Canadian Gains in Ontario Vote
TORONTO AP Premier John Robarts and the Conservative party endured their weakest showing since 1948 in Ontario's provincial election. The Socialistic New Democratic party made the biggest gains as Conservatives won 69 seats, Liberals 28, and NDP 20 in a 117 seat Legislature, giving the Tories a 46 seat majority. Two veteran Cabinet ministers lost, and a Conservative husband and wife team won seats.
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