Warren High School publisher case faces injunction ruling
Two Warren High School students who publish the underground paper oink were suspended and ousted from student government after a November issue was deemed vulgar. The suit seeks to overturn suspensions and restore offices as Judge Crary weighs jurisdiction and Education Code provisions on habitual vulgarity.
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A. H
Gus) Shiney
Warren High School
Downey
Shiney
United States
Bill Schaffner
David K. Baker
Oink
Ghiney
E. Avery Crary
Dep
Elaine M Grillo
Miss Grillo
Shiney, Downey School Board
Arnold Finch
Los Angeles Atts
Joel R. Strote
Schaffner and Baker
Warren
Baker
Shaffner
Crary
Expansion of California junior colleges into four year campuses
Assemblyman Leo J. Ryan urged expanding California junior colleges to four year campuses to ease rising enrollments. He proposes a legislative study to convert most of the 82 two year colleges, argue costs favor community colleges, and suggests UC Berkeley and UCLA become graduate institutions with a revised Master Plan.
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Sacramento
California
Leo J. Ryan
D-Burlingame
University of California
Ryan
UC Berkeley
UCLA
Vegas Theaters Told Halt Filth in 10 Days
Las Vegas theater owners were warned to stop showing rude and obscene movies within ten days or face legal charges. District Attorney George Franklin said he would take action against theaters displaying films depicting explicit sex acts, deviance or sadism.
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Las Vegas
UPI
George Franklin
Messiah Sues Life Magazine For 8 Million
J Hensley of Modesto filed an $8 million libel suit in U S District Court San Jose against Life magazine for the November 14 article The Instant Minister Racket claiming it libeled his claim to ordain 225 000 ministers The suit is described as the largest in the court to date Franklin a local judge urged obscenity questions be decided by judge and jury and condemned the film industry as failing to police itself and spreading pornographic material.
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Franklin
Oil Drillers in Channel Walk Out in Santa Barbara
About 20 members of International Union of Operating Engineers Local 12 AFL-CIO walked off the Sun Oil Co platform in the Santa Barbara Channel, picketing on a cabin cruiser and shore at Carpinteria wharf and the Navy pier. They accuse Ray McDermott Co. of hiring nonunion engineers for the offshore rig 50 miles off shore, site of a past fish-in protest.
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Sun Oil Co
Santa Barbara Channel
International Union of Operating Engineers Local 12
Afl-Cio
Platform Construction Company
Ray McDermott Co
Carpinteria Wharf
Navy
U S Plans to Install Computerized Job Banks in 76 Metro Areas
A Labor Department spokesman said the federal government will set up computerized job banks in 76 metropolitan areas next year, including Long Beach. In Baltimore the system boosted minority placements by 250 percent and overall placements by 12 percent in its first year. The plan envisions later matching individuals to jobs and linking local systems into a national job bank.
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U.S
L.B
Labor Department
Long Beach
Baltimore
Rosen
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Santa Barbara
Charles Sutton
Jerome M. Rosow
Rosow
Newporter Inn
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Alliance
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Famond
Pine Ave
Banker's
Walker
Victoria
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