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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1970

Page

5

Sex Course Curbs Don’t Limit Junior Colleges

California Atty. Gen. Thomas C. Lynch ruled that the 1969 statute does not cover institutions of higher education. He noted the law targets elementary and high schools, not junior colleges, and concerns sex education and family life education courses.

Sacramento — State Thomas C. Lynch California Lynch

Ex Governor Brown's Son Eyes Secretary of State Run

Edmund G. Brown Jr., 31, son of the former governor, said he is considering a bid for secretary of state. He plans to decide in about a month and noted his role on the Los Angeles Junior College Board of Trustees amid talks on financing junior colleges.

Sacramento UPI Edmund G. Brown Jr Brown Los Angeles Junior College Board of Trustees

Solons Propose Open College Plan

Four Democratic assemblymen in Sacramento unveiled a legislative package to open state colleges to all qualified students. The proposal cites over 10 000 academically eligible students rejected last September and seeks junior college transfer access, near campus living considerations, and a $10 to $20 tuition application fee increase with an information system to track student status.

Sacramento John Vasconcel Vasconcellos

Protest at UCSB as Professor Loses Job

About 2000 students rallied on the UC Santa Barbara campus in support of anthropology professor William Allen after his contract was not renewed. Brief scuffles, a few broken windows, and a bomb scare were reported. deputies stood by but were dismissed as violence subsided. Allen, a UCSB alumnus, teaches preconquest South American culture and had been active against offshore oil drilling.

William Allen Allen UCSB

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