Reagan critics attack cuts to California higher education
Two major teaching groups condemn Governor Reagan and the Legislature over cuts in the state higher education budget. ACSCP and AFT charge most cuts hit state colleges and UC, urge coordinated faculty action to ease workloads and preserve quality education amid retrenchment.
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Ronald Reagan
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AFT
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Koen
New Boss of Berkeley Radicals Quiet Yet Forceful Leader
Berkeley's Peter Camejo emerges as a central figure among new radicals, uniting rivals like the Socialist Workers Party and Black Panther Party. His group pressured Telegraph Avenue closure for a July Fourth rally, sparking clashes, arrests, injuries, and a four day curfew, while Camejo maintains a long history of anti draft and socialist activism and a bid for U S Senate.
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Mexico
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Socialist Workers Party
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Unruh Seeks 50 Million Bond for Urban Schools
Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh proposed adding 50 million dollars to a 300 million higher education bond, to fund construction in large urban school districts. He urged the Assembly Education Committee to approve the amendment, saying it helps both universities and underfunded urban schools while easing property tax pressures.
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California
Albert S. Rodda
Stokes urges full school integration nationwide
Cleveland mayor Carl B. Stokes urged city and suburban school systems to integrate by exchanging pupils teachers and administrators. He spoke at Stanford during a summer session and said poor children should attend schools outside slum areas when possible and that city suburb barriers must not stand in the way.
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UPI
Carl B. Stokes
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Stokes
Stanford University
Profs Propose Expanded Programs for Disadvantaged Students
Professors call for enlarging programs for disadvantaged students and boosting student representation on the political level. They urge students to join them to halt erosion and deterioration of higher education.
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