Firms resume L A quake policy sales
Most insurance companies have resumed winding earthquake policies in the Los Angeles area. A spokesman for the Western Insurance Information Service told the County Earthquake Commission in Los Angeles that normal coverage policies usually are not written during periods of after shocks.
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San Francisco unions clash over long hair in schools
Barbers Local 148 passes a protest resolution against the San Francisco teachers union urging male students to wear long hair. The dispute centers on a student named Dan Davis backed by a federal court order at El Camino High School. The quake in the San Fernando Valley is easing after deadly shock. Quake insurance costs about 1.50 per thousand with a five percent deductible.
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Luce urges GOP push for young voter drive
Sacramento leader Gordon Luce urges the Republican State Central Committee to launch programs to engage newly enfranchised youths. He expects a national constitutional amendment lowering the voting age to 18 and says California could save 5 million dollars by avoiding a statewide election if the amendment fails.
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Students Protest Reagan Budget Cut to College Aid
About 250 students mainly Mexican American marched from San Jose to the state capitol to demand restoration of Educational Opportunity Programs funds. They chanted Chicano power and heard lawmakers including Sen. Mervyn Dymally and Assemblyman Alister McAlister laud the protest as a stand for minority education. The march rallied against Reagan's proposed cut from 3.3 million to 1.6 million in state support, with hopes federal funds will offset the loss. Humberto Garza, EOP director at San Jose State, addressed the crowd.
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Stanford dean denies bias in tenure denial
Acting Dean John L Wilson of Stanford University Medical School rejected claims that Dr Jose Aguilar a neurosurgeon was denied tenure for racial or political reasons The eight member senior faculty committee made the decision and the case was reviewed again in March 1971 with the denial upheld Generous supporters alleged bias from Chicano groups in a Stanford Daily article
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Legislature in Easter recess sparks Chicano education concerns
Garza criticizes lawmakers for vacation during the year and questions cuts to Chicano education as the Legislature enters Easter recess, highlighting ongoing concern from Assemblymen and Senators.
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