City College enrollment surges at Long Beach campus
Long Beach City College sees crowded lines as liberal arts campus enrollment nears 10,000, with forecasts of 1,000-plus more students than expected. Professors link pressures on the university system to shift underclassmen, while overall Long Beach College reports 23,500 full and part time students.
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Withholding Tax Is Seen in 1967 Legislature
Sacramento report notes Assemblyman Joe Gonsalves of La Mirada, former Dairy Valley mayor and Rules Committee chair, proposes withholding income tax from new residents and those evading taxes. Debate aims to start by the 1967 session with a plan to collect taxes by April 25.
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Grants Approved for LB Service Organizations
Sacramento Assemblyman Mike Cuulen D Long Beach said Thursday California Commission approved 17,000 to establish a Service Bureau for a Long Beach Community Project aiding older persons and 12,000 for another LB program.
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California senator proposes curbing higher education political control
Democratic senator Alfred Alquist and Jose Jose proposed a constitutional amendment to trim political control over California higher education. They suggest eliminating the lieutenant governor and the Assembly from the Board of Regents, arguing political influence can be minimized.
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Reagan Budget Plan Faces Tax Increase Talks
Lawmakers debate a 126 million in reductions and a proposed 240 million gap to balance the budget. Governor Reagan pushes hearings from March 6, eyeing income, cigarette and liquor tax increases while asking for televised briefings to explain the crisis. Legislative Analyst A Alan Post aims to finish review by March 1 see the governor’s call for strict economy and widespread tax ideas.
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Regents Meet After Firing of UC Leader Kerr
Emergency session of the University of California Regents in Berkeley called by Frederic G Dutton Nortad Simon and William Forbes to address recruiting and campus concerns after last month’s stormy meeting ended with the firing of UC President Kerr. Four members attended, three opposed Kerr’s removal.
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Drafted as Cure for Harkness Headache Bill introduced
R Long Beach will introduce a bill to assure no incoming administrator faces personnel problems. James Hayes signed off on the plan highlighting tougher civil service ground rules for sensitive state director of general services roles.
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Reagan fills post for state highway post
Sacramento reported Reagan Administration support for a measure while nominating Fred C. Jennings of Riverside as the first beneficiary. The move is tied to incoming administration plans with Edmund Brown cited as a Democratic figure. The discussion centers on the state highway commission and leadership amid shifting governance.
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