Road Fund Cut Sparks Senate Protest
Washington reports Sen. Kuchel of California denounces the administration’s deferral of federal highway funds as a breach of faith. He cites the 3.3 billion stretch-out and warns of adverse effects on employment, motoring, and interstate development while hearings are planned by the Public Works committees.
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Savio apologizes for Kerr remark at Berkeley trial
University of California activist Mario Savio apologized for saying the firing of President Kerr was good rid dance to bad rubbish during his nuisance case trial. He insisted the substance of the remark stood and warned of living under Kerr's likely successor. Savio said the line was altered under court pressure and misattributed to the UC strike committee.
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California Legislature Debates Bills on Elections and Labor
Abram Conrad and other lawmakers push AB 192 SB 1 and related measures in Sacramento. Proposals cover election day operations transit funding university governance labor reforms and county duties while addressing minimum wage and retirement provisions, with ongoing hearings and amendments noted.
Kerr ouster sparks student anger at Berkeley rally
Senate met in emergency session and agreed to send letters to Regents who voted against Kerr and those who voted for him. Student Body President Dan McIntosh called the mood at the university system one of impotent rage. Administrators warned about loss of federal grants as Kerr was fired, while students held a noon rally and silent vigil to support Kerr.
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Four Solons Seek End to Kerr Dismissal Power
Sacramento Republicans push a constitutional amendment to bar the University of California Board of Regents from dismissing a president abruptly and to require open meetings for most actions. The measure would allow closed sessions only for personnel or national security matters, with 24 hours notice for dismissal discussions.
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UPI
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William T. Bagley
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Regents vote to fire Kerr backed by Reagan critic
Reagan criticized Kerr during his campaign and voted with a regents majority to dismiss Kerr. BAGLEY opposed Reagan in the Republican primary but supported him in the general election. A constitutional amendment was introduced last year but failed. if two thirds in both houses approve, it goes to the 1968 general election ballot for voter ratification.
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Kerr
Bagley
Reagan in Slash of Bureau Cuts DMV Headcount
Gov Ronald Reagan ordered the California DMV to trim Sacramento headquarters staff from 186 to 90 and field office staffing for banks and offices down to 275000 hours from 336000. The move saves about 500000 dollars but will extend lines for late registration. Deadline is February 6 with about 330 million dollars in annual registration fees, half funding the highway patrol.
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UPI
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Democrats Still Lead in California Registrations
Secretary of State Frank Jordan reports 3,629,153 Democrats and 2,808,304 Republicans registered in California. Democrats hold a county lead at 90 to 8, with Republicans gaining 2.2 points post election to 42.4 percent and Democrats sliding to 54.8 percent. Eight GOP counties listed: Alpine Marin Orange Mono Butte San Diego Santa Barbara and Santa Cruz.
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