Faculty Unit Raps College Trustees on Campus Order
ROHNERT PARK Calif Representing faculty groups at state colleges attacked the Board of Trustees for measures to curb campus disorder After disorders at San Francisco State College and Los Angeles State the groups demanded rescission The faction warned of a possible faculty strike at San Francisco State University unless the disciplinary actions are halted before the spring semester begins next month
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Rohnert Park
Calif
UPI
State College
San Francisco State College
Los Angeles State
Ryef
Dale McKeen
San Francisco State
Sonoma State
Sol Buchalter
McKeen
Charles Luckman
Los Angeles
Louis Heilbron
Glenn
Dumke
Alva Gillespie
Humboldt State
Reagan appoints four to State Board of Education
Governor Reagan names four new members to the California State Board of Education, giving Republicans a majority. Appointees include Donn Moomaw, George A. Brown, Virla Krotz, and John R. Ford, replacing three Brown-era appointees and one resigning member. All terms run through Jan. 15, 1972 except Ford’s, expiring next year.
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Sacramento
UPT
Ronald Reagan Thursy
State Board of Education
Reagan
Donn Moomaw
Bel Air Presbyterian Church
George A. Brown
Bakersfield
Virla Krotz
John R. Ford
San Diego
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Ben N. Scott
San Pedro
Howard Day
Compton
Thomas G. Harvard
Needles
Senate
Moomaw
UCLA
Bolton Schwartz
Princeton Theological Seminary
Is Brown
Daniel A. Collins
Mill Valley
Stanford
California Community Colleges Board of Governors
Loma Linda College of Medicine
Ford
Unlawful Ride on Freeway Kills Motorcyclist 17
A young motorcyclist died after falling from a bridge under construction on the Artesia Freeway in Cerritos. Russell Marion Marburger, 17, of Norwalk, was dead on arrival at Pioneer Hospital Artesia after a 4 48 p m accident, deputies said.
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Artesia
Cerritos
Lakewood
Sheriff's Deputies
Russell Marion Marburger
Paul Marburger
164Th St
Norwalk
Pioneer Hospital
Unruh Hints He May Head Slate for RFK
SACRAMENTO Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh left open the possibility of assembling a slate of delegates pledged to Robert F. Kennedy for the upcoming presidential primary. He said Kennedy may enter the race and that he has not finalized his own plans, including a possible Senate bid. He argued Democrats should retain control of the State Assembly and criticized GOP attacks as aimed at him for fiscal issues.
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Dook
Unruh
RFK
Sacramento —Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Robert F. Kennedy
Inglewood
Johnson
Unroh
Kennedy
Rob
U.S. Senate
Thomas 2. Kuchell
Mughel
Max Rafferty
Lenge Kychel
Cate
State Assembly
Tower Chamber
Edmund G. Brown
Gov
Reagan
GOP Assembly
Robert T. Monagan
Tracy
Unmfh
Kirschke Witnesses Describe Suspects Near Murder Scene
A Los Angeles man and a bleached blonde woman were seen arguing under a street lamp near the Kirschke duplex. Orange County prosecutors reportedly secured immunity for the two Anaheim residents who may aid the Kirschke murder case.
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Tuckus
Kirschke Duplex
Anaheim
Avery
Orange County
Cecil Hicks
Reagan opposes eagle hunting season plan in California
Governor Reagan criticized a sheepmen group proposal for an open eagle hunting season, warning it would lead to indiscriminate shooting of protected birds. In Los Angeles, Unruh’s $100-a-plate testimonial dinner aimed to raise over $200,000 for a campaign fund to sustain the Democratic margin in the State Assembly.
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Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
Unruh
California crippled children program eyed for cutbacks
A Reagan economy task force report urges major cuts in the crippled children program including personnel and research reductions. It proposes centralizing operations in Berkeley, closing offices in San Francisco Sacramento and Los Angeles, cutting therapy consultants from six to two or none, and shifting authority toward local governments while limiting federal research funding. The plan, kept confidential, draws fire from health department officials and faces possible lengthy implementation.
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Sacramento
Gov. Reagan
State Department of Public Health
Paul Beck
Reagan
Beck
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Berkeley
Yorty Eyes Reagan Role and California Political Shifts
Mayor Yorty praised Unruh and called for Reagan to focus on governing rather than fundraising. He discounted Reagan as a presidential nominee, saw potential for a vice presidential spot, and predicted rising Johnson stock in California amid urban policy concerns and tax surcharge support.
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Reagan
Dymally Seeks Negro on Demo Delegation
State Senator Mervyn M. Dymally, a Negro, protests to the Democratic National Committee over exclusion of a Black member from a 12 member Delegate Selection Committee. Attorney General Thomas C. Lynch replies the committee is not complete and will be expanded, with a Negro expected to be added.
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Dymally
Sacramento
UPS
Mervyn M. Dymally
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Thomas C. Lynch
Delegat Tlovs
Johnson
Lynch
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Los Angeles County
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Orville William Crankhan
Crippled Children
Health Department
State Board of
Public Heath
Department
L. S. Gnerke
Yorty
Magnavox
Auamaat
Goerce
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