Reagan Orders Probe Into California Prison Violence
California governor Ronald Reagan orders a thorough review by the State Board of Corrections into San Quentin prison violence after deaths of guards and convicts. The move aims to assess security procedures and suggest improvements to halt radical and violent disruption in the system. The proposal draws opposition from Assembly Democrats who question its scope and push for a legislative inquiry.
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Keith Hearn
Board of Corrections
Associated Press
Sacramento
Calif
San Quentin Prison
Ronald Rédgar
Jon
California
George
Ackson
Reagan
Wille © Brown
State Assembly
Ways and Means
Brown
San Quentin
Walnut Creek
Kent State
National Guard
Indians Can Have Needed Eagle Feathers
Denver AP report states the Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife set a collection point in Albuquerque New Mexico for eagle tail feathers. Authorized Indian groups may apply for the feathers. sale of eagle feathers is illegal.
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Denver
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Albuquerque
N.M
Ted Bryant
Bryant
Bureau
Colorado
John Love
Bryant Sais
Seminaries gain slight enrollment rise in 1970 71
Dayton Ohio report shows enrollment in 174 U S seminaries edged up to 30 966 students in 1970 71 from 90 434 the prior year per the American Association of Theological Schools.
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Dayton
Ohio
U.S
American Association of Theological Schools
White House Says No Plans to Seek Busing Changes
The Nixon administration shows no intent to push broad changes to court ordered desegregation busing. Assistant Attorney General David Norman says plans will vary by district and aim to minimize disruption while meeting constitutional requirements. He cites Austin and Corpus Christi as active cases and notes no immediate moves to broaden or undo court orders.
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Washington
Austin
Fed
Nixon
David L. Norman
Corpus Christi
Justice Department
Lenis
Ctess
Metropoli
Lan
Justice . Department
Department of Health
Ms‘Education and Welfare
Renceforth
Feane Cma
Focal
Mining Legislation Endorsed by American Mining Congress
The American Mining Congress announced its support for federal surface mining legislation at a Washington meeting with industry representatives. It will be presented to the House Interior Committee as hearings begin later this month, proposing general minimum standards while deferring primary enforcement to the states.
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Washington
American Mining Congress
House Interior Committee
AMC
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