Alioto Leaves California Governor Run to Back Unruh
San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto withdraws from the Democratic gubernatorial race, clearing the field for Assembly Speaker Jess Unruh against Gov. Ronald Reagan. Alioto’s move aims to unite a fractious Democratic side and avoid a costly primary, while signaling future potential bids. He noted libel suit duties and a $2.4 million fee disclosure but did not rule out 1974 ambitions.
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Disneyland Crowds Prompt No Admission Limit Plan
In Long Beach CSLB notes press for nude lecture. readers ask about Disneyland crowding during Christmas visits. Disneyland rep says no attendance limit and warns guests to expect longer waits on holidays.
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Controversial class at CSLB linked to nude models and films
About 250 students viewed nude models and films during a three part classroom presentation at California State College at Long Beach aimed at exposing "the myth of obscenity" and "American sexual hypocrisy." Two sociology professors, Dr. Don Robertson and Prof. Marion Steele, were suspended for 30 days amid protests from students and support from college officials.
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How to Apply for Census Taker Jobs in 1970
Local Census Bureau offices accept applications for 1970 census takers. Applicants must be 18 or older, capable of walking, pass an aptitude test, and work full time at odd hours. Training lasts one day and pay is about $2 per hour. Apply in your district. call Los Angeles HQ at 824 7161 for the nearest branch.
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Biafra Surrenders and U S Aid Boost
Nigeria’s Biafra surrender ends the civil war as the United States commits 10 million dollars in aid. White House press secretary Ronald Ziegler says President Nixon will inform Prime Minister Wilson and discuss increased aid to prevent human slaughter. Gowon’s pledge of restraint cited. U S offers eight C-130 planes and four helicopters.
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Mothers Cheat or Kids Starve Welfare Report Sparks Debate
A 26 page urgent report critical of Reagan era welfare policies was endorsed by Beach aides and lawmakers from both parties at a State Welfare press briefing. The study highlights gaps between aid rules and family needs with examples like a six person one parent family needing 371 dollars while total income triggers aid cuts at 300 dollars.
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Hitch proposes doubling UC student fees over two years
University of California President Charles J. Hitch urges a two year plan to raise student fees from 300 to 480 next fall and 660 the following year to fund construction and financial aid. Nonresident charges would rise to 1690 next fall and 1860 in 1971 as regents prepare to vote.
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Independent owners lure sightseers in San Pedro
Fragmentary item notes a group called independent owners of sliding homes in San Pedro with sightseers involved. Mentions pages and sections across the issue such as A-3 A-8 B-1 C-9 B-7 C-10 and C-4,7.
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