Abernathy calls for emergency aid to end hunger unrest
Washington UPI report recalls Rev. Ralph Abernathy head of the SCLC urging President Nixon to declare a hunger emergency and end malnutrition. He backs a $5,500 yearly guaranteed income for a family of four but prioritizes programs to end hunger and malnourishment amid White House hunger talks. A hunger emergency proposal from Dr. Mead and others faces debate as delegates fast over meal tickets.
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Vote at 18 would cut college revenue for out of state students
A UPI report from Chico states that lowering the voting age to 18 would deprive California state colleges of about 2.16 million dollars yearly in nonresident tuition. Dr. Alvin Marks testified that 2,427 out-of-state students could declare California residency and escape the 900 dollar nonresident fee, costing the system over 2.16 million. Another Chico State student, Brad Hathaway, questioned public support for the change, while NEA and CTA witnesses backed the move. The committee planned an executive session to decide a recommendation. In San Francisco, Denise Paishes. a Foothill College student, filed a federal class-action suit seeking to lower the voting age to 18, arguing 14th Amendment equal protection rights are violated by the California Constitution.
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Dills Praises Hard Line on Law and Order at Maritime Lunch
State Sen Ralph C. Dills of San Pedro addressed about 200 aboard the U S Princess Louise at the Maritime Industries lunch event. He urged a fixed hard line on campus disruption, pressed for higher pay and retirement for peace officers, and previewed 1970 bills on tax relief school financing and environmental quality including a statewide ban on open burning.
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UC Planner Opposes Lab Classes
University of California planning official Fred E. Balderston told a joint Assembly Ways and Means panel he opposes evening and weekend classes. He argued late day schedules hinder student part time work and participation in athletics, student government and campus activities.
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Hare Pleads Innocent In Gun Possession Case
Nathan Hare, a sociologist and former head of black studies at San Francisco State College, pleaded innocent to illegal gun possession. Jury selection begins next Monday after he was arrested when two highway patrolmen found a loaded pistol in his car glove compartment. He was briefly jailed then released on recognizance after explaining he went to the wrong court. He said threats on his life compelled the pistol at the time.
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