Pat Brown to teach UCLA graduate seminar in public administration
Former Democratic Gov Edmund G Pat Brown will teach a graduate seminar at UCLA this fall and winter. Dr Malcolm Kerr says Brown will lecture about 20 advanced students for afternoons weekly to offer an inside view of Sacramento politics and budgeting. Brown will receive about $3,000 as two ninths of a full professor salary.
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Edmund G
Pat) Brown
University of Clitoris At
Malcolm Kerr
Brown
Kerr
Fires Rage Across Pacific Northwest and Beatty Destruction
A series of wildfires spread through Idaho Washington Oregon and even parts of British Columbia prompting evacuations by National Guardsmen. Gov Don Samuelson criticized the 250000 disaster aid as puny. A flash flood devastated Beatty Nevada destroying trailers and damaging homes.
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Oregon
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Nonsmokers Edge Insurance Premiums Rise
New York reports show lower premium rates for nonsmokers across insurers. Metropolitan Life and Prudential weigh smoking status, with State Mutual Life offering a three percent nonsmoker benefit. Definitions vary, but a year of non smoking is the typical threshold for eligibility.
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Metropolitan Life
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Miost
State Mutual Life Assurance Company of America
Black Power figure Brown disrupts Camden speech
In Camden New Jersey Black Power advocate H Irap Brown arrived late for a speech and ordered newsmen from the scene. Police intervened as a crowd of about 2500 Black attendees listened to the address amid reported bottle throwing and rocks.
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N.J
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Brown
May Renew Aid Trims Next Year
Sacramento health chief says restore Medi Cal cutbacks in next year’s budget depending on budget process and other factors. A legal challenge seeks to halt the cuts as officials warn the state could lose 500000 dollars daily after September 1 if delays continue.
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Sacramento
Spencer Williams
Medicare May Create Elderly Ghettos
Brown University sociologist Prof. Robert Von Der Lippe warned in San Francisco that Medicare could regionalize seniors into city centers. He cited federal health spending rising from 3 billion in 1950s to an estimated 163 billion in 1967 and said federal funds have driven metropolitan hospital construction.
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Robert P. von der Lippe
Brown University
von der Lippe
American Sociological Association
Reagan Faces Tuition Clash at UC Regents Meeting
Reagan presses a $250 a year tuition proposal for the UC system with funds split for loans and grants, while opponents including UC President Wellman and student leaders push for tax-funded aid instead. Regents weigh changes as protests and a contentious campus mood rise.
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Reagan signs measure creating California junior college board
Gov. Reagan signed a bill creating a board of governors for California junior colleges. Senate sponsor Sen. Walter W. Stiern of Bakersfield pushed the legislation to place junior colleges outside the State Board of Education.
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Milwaukee Clash Over Freedom Amid Police Action
Police clash with demonstrators near Freedom House as Father Groppi and the Milwaukee Youth Council marchers are dispersed. Mayor Maier defends curbing protests while Groppi denounces limits on speech and movement. Police recounts describe a broken gathering as 50 to 75 officers confront about 200 demonstrators and a rock injures Captain Kramer.
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Sonic Boom Tests Stir Public Into Acceptance
California Rep. Thomas Rees denounces Air Force sonic boom tests over major cities as a public relations ploy to ready the nation for supersonic flights. He cites 564 damage complaints in Los Angeles since July and demands the program be halted to curb the noise and damage. The Air Force insists urban flights are needed to test SR-71 instrumentation despite his critique.
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California
Thomas M. Rees
Dcalif
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Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Los Angeles
Arthur K. Krause
Krause
Kirschke Juror Rejections Hold 16 in Trial Proceedings
Jury selection in the Jack Kirschke murder trial continues as 16 prospective jurors have been dismissed for various reasons. Assistant Atty. Gen. Albert W Harris and defense attorney Albert C S Ramsey have challenged multiple prospects, with several excuses by Judge Kathleen Parker. The case, involving Kirschke, Elaine Terry Kirschke, and Orlando William Crankhan, heads toward likely week end conclusions as 12 jurors remain active from an original panel of 50.
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Albert W. Harris
Albert CS. Ramsey
Kathleen Parker
Kirschke
Elaine Terry Kirschke
Orville William Crankhan
Rivo Alto Canal
Naples
Orginal
Miniskirt Dress Code Adopted by Fremont Panel
A Fremont panel of 39 parents teachers and students recommends a miniskirt rule of three inches above the knee for returnees this fall. Skirts must allow freedom of movement or face suspension. The recommendation awaits board approval amid teen protests.
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Fremont
Board of Education
CHP Keeps Watchful Eye for Labor Day Traffic
In Sacramento the California Highway Patrol said it will deploy many officers to curb Labor Day weekend traffic deaths. Commissioner Harold W. Sullivan emphasized heightened patrols during peak accident hours to enforce vehicle code violations that often lead to tragedy. In Washington Eunice Kennedy Shriver denied rumors that her husband Sargent Shriver plans to resign, saying, No.
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California‘Highway Patrol
Harold W. Sullivan
Sullivan
Shriver
Washington
UPI
Eunice’ Kennedy Shriver
Sargeant Shriver
Mrs. Shriver
Postal Union Wage March Set Saturday
Postal Union members march at the Long Beach main Post Office to demand higher wages. Spokesman Larry Roberts cites Johnson veto and calls for 18 percent raise amid tax hikes. About 50 protesters expected at 10 AM Saturday after last week’s 15 percent demand and Washington picketing by national officers.
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Larry Roberts
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Roberts
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Washington
Raydell Moore
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