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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1967
Page
2
Lawmakers face submission to the Legislature as Sheagan’s proposals may be cut if debts offer an acceptable remedy. Kerr urged a one million dollar budget rise, warning a larger cut would hamper education for about 9,700 students next year. He said tuition policy would remain unchanged. Applause followed his remarks.
Franklin Murphy told Regents he will not preside over erosion of quality and warned against shifting more costs to taxpayers. Regents Norton Simon urged scrutiny of funding and policy as budgets face cuts and tuition increases amid calls for higher revenue.
California officials announce William F. Lipman, 41, of Sacramento, will head the federal fund office to report on national grants and state projects. Senator George Miller Jr. notes possible gains in aid and water resources as the budget committee reshapes allocations.
Students and professors plan a rally at California State College at Long Beach to oppose Gov. Reagan's proposed higher education budget cuts and tuition hikes. Attendees from other campuses will join a meeting at San Fernando Valley State College, with several state colleges invited. A Fresno State protest hanged Reagan in effigy, described as good natured. Sacramento State College students circulate a petition to Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh.
Washington reports that President John son and Afghan Prime Minister Mohammad Hashem Maiwand Wal will hold talks in Washington on March 28 and 29.
Governor Reagan flew in consultation with Ohio finance chief Ralph Krabach to seek guidance on public budget cuts while denying planned deep reductions in higher education. The move comes as lawmakers return from a weekend. Attorney General Lynch releases anti pornography commission recommendations. Senate leaders weigh tuition’s role in funding, amid broad debate over UC and state university costs.
In a Capitol garage interview, Reagan voiced shock that bystanders allowed a theft to occur. A suspect pair grabbed a purse from a parked car near Chestnut Avenue, costing $27 loss. The incident involved a bystander’s account and police inquiry.
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