Reagan ties knifepoint college incident to campus violence pattern
Gov Reagan linked a knifepoint enrollment of 40 students at a California state college to a broader pattern of bombings threats and violence near campuses. He cited firebombings and threats, noted a dean admitted under duress, and said some involved students deny knife threats.
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Dean Threat Denied at S F State
San Francisco State College officials denied that any students were admitted due to a threat against the dean. Public information officer Harvey Yorke called Gov. Reagan’s claim that 40 students enrolled after menacing the dean absolutely untrue.
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Solons Back Stiff Rioter Penalties for Campus Unrest
A California Senate committee endorsed felony penalties for attacking campus police and gave officials power to bar disruptive students and outsiders at UC Berkeley. The bills, urged by Gov. Reagan, move to the full Senate after quick committee approval and a related measure funds police presence on campuses.
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Donald L. Grunsky
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Reagan
Dumke says tolerance on campus has gone too far
California state colleges face campus unrest with Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke warning reason no longer prevails among dissidents. He urges academics to restore order or risk legislative interference, noting turbulence on three campuses and serious trouble at San Francisco State. The alternative is legislative control amid 37 punitive bills.
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S F State strikers seek federal court relief in San Francisco
In San Francisco, striking students from the San Francisco State College petitioned a U S district court asking for a three judge panel to strike down Penal Code provisions on unlawful assembly and failure to disperse. They name S F State President Hayakawa Police Chief Cahill and Dist Atty Ferdon as defendants seeking injunctions protecting free speech. Nearly 1 000 arrests have occurred since November 6 as 350 AFL teachers resume classes while pickets pause on campus.
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Move to Change Elections Killed in Assembly Vote
An Assembly committee defeated Jesse Unruh’s plan for a constitutional amendment to abolish the electoral college and push direct presidential election. A rival Bagley measure to reform the system failed to receive a vote for lack of support.
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William T. Bagley
R-San Anselmo
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