QUIT ALASKA TOUR Republicans Jilted
Three Republicans pulled out of a Senate inquiry into native Alaskan education charging Sen. Edward Kennedy with a publicity stunt. Sen. George Murphy led the revolt asserting villages were picked for Kennedy to gain press exposure. Bellmon Saxbe and Murphy demanded facts as they traveled to Galena Air Force Base from Anchorage.
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Galena
Alaska
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
George Murphy
California
Murphy
Henry Bellmon
Oklahoma
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Bellmon
Galena Air Force Base
Anchorage
Kennedy
Action Line Answers a Des Moines Billing Mixup
The column explains a Home Reference Library misbilling case involving a Long Beach reader. Al Pearson states the clerk failed to notice a paid in full check, and a corrected account statement is being mailed.
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Long Beach
Calif
Home Reference Library
Des Moines
Iowa
Real estate appraisers and Polish market sources in L A area
Readers seek independent appraisers to value homes for sale and learn costs and methods used by the Society of Real Estate Appraisers. Also locate Polish markets and delis in Los Angeles area offering kielbasa and Polish foods, with specific shop addresses and contact numbers.
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North Hollywood
Calif
Long Beach
Ardell Roe
Laurain
New Jersey
S. G
Paramount
Los Angeles
Action Line
Clem
Florence Ave
Poland
Ernie
Continental Delicatessen & Imports
Eighth Ave
Inglewood
Joseph Casprowiak
Western Ave
Fairfax Boulevard
Los Ange
Reagan urges tougher crime laws and electronic eavesdropping
Gov. Ronald Reagan asked California lawmakers to pass stiffer penalties for pornographic sellers, drug smugglers, and riot inciters. He urged limited electronic eavesdropping, mandatory jail terms for gun crimes, and harsher penalties for assaults on campus police, with a porn policy for juveniles already advancing in the Senate.
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Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
California
Senate
Assembly
Reagan
Chuckly A financier helps family and state alike
A financier named Chuckly supports his household and government needs, illustrating a figure who balances private finance with public obligations.
State Board backs voluntary sex education in schools
The California State Board of Education unanimously approved 10 guidelines endorsing a voluntary family life and sex education program from kindergarten through high school. The action, not binding on districts, followed a day-long hearing with about 300 in attendance, and contrasted with opponents calling for bans at various levels.
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Sacramento
State Board of Education
John R. Ford
Ford
Siecus
Sex Information and Education Council of the
U.S
California
John G. Schmitz
R-Tustin
Schmitz
The
John Birch Society
Three Day Strike At Harvard Over ROTC Controversy
Harvard students launched a three day strike after 500 police cleared the administration building at dawn. Nearly 200 people were arrested during a three hour rally demanding class boycott amnesty and the president's resignation if demands are unmet. SDS led protests as nine deans were expelled and ROTC fate was put to a binding referendum.
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Cambridge
Mass
UPI
Harvard University
Nathan M. Pusey
Reserve Officers Training Corps
ROTC
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Harvard
Stanford Sit-Inners Vote to Keep Lab Occupation
Stanford students protesting war oriented research vote to continue occupying the applied electronics laboratory at Stanford University. President Pitzer warned they violated university policy as about 1 000 students debated and rejected leaving at 5 pm. More than 400 students had entered Wednesday night sleeping in hallways and seizing the lab, halting all military related research and demanding the board stop chemical and biological warfare projects.
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Palo Alto
Stanford University
Applied Electronics Laboratory
Kenneth S. Pitzer
University
University Board of Trustees
Defense Department
Harvard Eyewitness Protest at Harvard seeks action
About 300 Harvard students occupy University Hall delaying deans and staff. They warn suspensions threaten scholarships or draft status, while officers may confront them as night falls. The occupation lasts through a lengthy afternoon with a tense mood and campus stakes.
Midwest Bracing for More Floods
Governors of Minnesota and South Dakota sought federal disaster aid as swollen rivers breached dikes across the upper Midwest. Army engineers rush to build a backup Sioux Falls dike to save a battered levee. Over 3,370 people evacuated across Minnesota Iowa South Dakota and North Dakota with spring thaw expected to worsen. Three deaths confirmed as floodwaters continued to breach winter-burdened land.
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Minnesota
South Dakota
Midwest
Army Engineers
Sioux Falls
S.D
Iowa
North Dakota
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Leary
Chuckly
University Hall
Bob Schmidt
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Stanford
Combined News Services
Cambridge, Mass
United Press International
Mideast
Hugh Burns
DR. Cooley
Presidio Stockade
Afl-Cio
Reuther
L.B
Ben Zinser
Celz
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