Reagan and Unruh Row Over Tuition Politics
Reagan and Unruh clashed over tuition policy for California state universities as regents debated a multiyear funding plan. The heated session centered on funding levels, potential enrollment growth, and a proposed scholarship program for needy students, with deadline pressures and political tensions shaping the outcome.
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Regents’ Action University
Dumke Seeks Fiscal Control Places in Legislature
Sacramento reports quote Chancellor Glen Dumke urging the state college system be included in the state constitution like the University of California while maintaining that fiscal control should stay with the legislature. He argues governing boards should be limited to governance duties, noting current responsibilities exceed authority. The Education Committee debates constitutional status for higher education amid calls for permanence and symbol of state standing.
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California Senate keeps alcohol control program status
The Senate unanimously approved a measure to extend California s alcoholism control program beyond March 1, funding it with 675000 federal and 325000 state funds to run until June 1968. Sen J Eugene Mc Ateer noted about 990410 problem drinkers and 1200000 alcoholics in the state. Gov Reagan supported the bill and its financing.
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Janitors loot Saks Fifth Avenue in bold theft
San Francisco police report two thefts after suspects dressed as sanitary workers entered Saks Fifth Avenue and asked for wrapping paper while stealing $16,000 worth of fur. In a separate case, Raymond Biagi admitted pilfering over $75,000 from homes and stores during four years, including $50,000 in trading stamps and several appliances.
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San Jose State students oppose Reagan tuition plan
San Jose State College students sent telegrams to Gov Ronald Reagan declaring firm opposition to any tuition hike budget cut or enrollment limits in California State colleges. Telegrams signed by student body president Terry Spolter say most telegrams to Reagan favored his proposals.
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University of California Regents
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Man Convicted of Murder Granted Life Sentence
A 19 year old, Lemuel Sylvester Dancer Jr., was given life imprisonment after a Superior Court judge commuted his death sentence. He was convicted of first degree murder, burglary and attempted robbery for an incident on January 26 near the Loyd Center. Dancer, a truck driver with two children, had faced the death penalty before the commutation.
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Reagan urges coordinated attack on pollution and waste
Sacramento reports Gov. Ronald Reagan calls for a united fight against polluted air water and land as he warns that breathing the air drinking tainted water and despoiled land endanger California. Critics charge funds move risked Lake Tahoe clean-up and budget cuts threaten further pollution control and waste management efforts.
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Ronald Reagan
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Creative Society
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Reagan names Cartwright to State Board of Control
Sacramento official Vernon W. Cartwright, 44, head of a Sacramento aerial survey, is named by Gov. Reagan on Thursday to the State Board of Control. Cartwright, a Republican, succeeds Earl Warren J. Democrat and son of KS J chief Justice.
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Senate Moves Resolution Critical of Reagan Budget Claims
In Sacramento the Senate Rules Committee sends to the floor a resolution by Sen. George Miller Jr. to require fiscal experts to report by March 1 on California's real finances. Democrats argue Reagan’s gloomy statements may misstate the budget. Republicans claim the measure is aimed at Reagan.
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Inglewood
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