Riot Plan at Valley State Told
More than 1,000 militants planned a campus riot at Valley State College last week to attack police and bomb buildings. Over 100 helmeted police stopped the plan. 286 demonstrators were arrested in a peaceful-appearing confrontation.
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Northridge
UPI
San Fernando Valley State College
Richard A. Hill
The
College Alumni Association
Pacoima
Delmar T. Oviatt
Oviatt
Mexican - American Students Association
Students For A Democratic Society
Quetly
Richard Hecht
Valley State College
New Smut Bill Introduced in Sacramento
Assemblyman Jack R. Fenton of Monte Bello introduced a bill in Sacramento banning the sale or exhibition of harmful material to minors under 18. The measure makes it a crime to sell tickets to a minor for pornographic movies or exhibits and to deliver or provide advertisements for pornography to someone under 18.
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Sacramento
UPS
Jack R. Fenton
D-Montebello
California Among 7 Regions Prone to Quakes in Nation
Washington reports a new Commerce map listing seven regions with high earthquake risk. California and the Boston area are highlighted as vulnerable, with Alaska and Hawaii omitted. The study cites 28 000 quakes over 450 years and notes significant events in Charleston and New Madrid.
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California
Washington
United States
Boston
U.S. Department of Commerce
Alaska
Hawaii
Nevada
Florida
Texas
Alabama
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
North America
Carl Stepp
Massachusetts
Charleston
S.C
St. Lawrence River
Missouri
Utah
Idaho
Montana
St. Lawrence
New Madrid
Monagan Proposes Streamlined Assembly Leadership Shifts
Speaker Robert Monagan unveiled a plan to reorganize the California Assembly to cut committees and sharpen focus on urban issues. He named Craig Biddle as majority leader and Frank Lanterman as chairman of Ways and Means. He pledged fiscal conservatism and did not yet reveal the number of Democratic chairmanships.
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Monagan
Craig Biddle
Riverside
Frank Lanterman
la Canada
Jesse M. Unruh
Unruh Presses Reagan on Public Disclosure Bill
Marysville UPI Assemblyman Jess M. Unruh urged Gov. Reagan to back stricter conflict of interest rules and publicly disclose officials finances. He said current laws may hide government corruption and sought a meeting to resolve misunderstandings as he eyes a 1970 gubernatorial bid.
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Marysville
UPI
Jess M. Unruh
Ronald Reagan
Unruh
Reagan
Berkeley to Grant Credit for Experimental Sociology Course
Psychology professor Edward E. Sampson will award five units of independent study credit to students in the experimental sociology course Social Analysis 139X if they attend the lectures and complete the required term paper. The course had been tied to Eldridge Cleaver as a lecturer, a move the Regents blocked to limit his appearances for credit. Cleaver is wanted by the FBI for parole violation and flight.
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Center For Participatory Education
University
Board of Regents
Cleaver
America
Regents
FBI
Black Panther
Edward E. Sampson
Reynolds
Los Angeles
Reagan
W. Glenn Campbell
Los Altos Hills
William French Smith
Watkins
Reagan names Reynolds and Watkins to UC Board of Regents
Gov. Reagan appoints Robert O. Reynolds president of the California Angels and Palo Alto businessman Dean A. Watkins to the University of California Board of Regents. Watkins fills Haldeman’s unexpired term. Reynolds replaces Samuel Mosher. Both are Republicans and serve 16 year terms.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Robert O. Reynolds
California Angels Baseball Club
Palo Alto
Dean A. Watkins
University of California Board of Regents
Reagan
Haldeman
Watkins
Stanford University
Stanford
Reynolds
Golden West Broadcasters
Portola Valley
Teague introduces bills to shield California beaches from oil pollution
Rep. Charles M. Teague proposes two measures to curb oil pollution along coastlines. One would grant permanent status to a buffer zone near a Santa Barbara oil sanctuary, the other would create a revolving fund to remove oil from beaches after spills, with duties on ship owners and operators.
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Washington
UPI
Charles M. Teague
Calif
Teague
Santa Barbara
Bill Would Aid Faculty Expansion
SACRAMENTO UPI A $575 000 emergency appropriation for the state colleges to handle over enrollment was proposed by Pete Wilson. The funds would hire additional faculty for the February spring term plus $638 000 in student fees from increased enrollment. Governor Reagan supports the measure and the money would be released once the bill passes and gains signature.
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Sacramento
UPI
Pete Wilson
San Diego
Wilson
Board of Trustees
Ronald Reagan
Ex Assemblyman Dies in Ventura Hospital
Rex M. Cunningham former State Assemblyman from Ventura, 61, died Sunday night in a Ventura hospital.
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Ventura
Rex M. Cunningham
Dventura
Funds Fraud Would Be Crime Bill Targets Campaign Funds
Assemblyman James A. Hayes of Long Beach introduced a bill to make it a felony to use funds raised for initiative referendum and recall drives for personal expenses. He cited charges that participants in last year’s failed recall bid against Governor Reagan misused donations.
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Sacramento
UPS
James A. Hayes
Long Beach
Hayes
Gov
Reagan
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S. T. Algermissen
Coast and Geodetic Survey
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Creative Society
Assembly
Lanterman
Health and Welfare
Urban Affairs and Housing Committee
Cleaver UC
Secretary of the Interior
Efewis
Pine Ave
Dallas
Delta
Atlanta
Deltamatic
Adelta
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