Coronado Bridge Ends Isolation After Long Battle
The 47 million San Diego Bay bridge linking Coronado to the mainland will open to traffic Aug. 2 with a dedication by Gov. Reagan and other officials. Opponents warned of smog and congestion as they note four prior votes against the project. Mayor Vetter proclaimed Aug. 2 as bridge opening day amid pressure from state leaders.
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Court Ends Picketing at Las Vegas Mint Hotel
A court order ended picketing of the Mint hotel in Las Vegas after waitresses, cooks, bartenders and maids walked out in support of picketing teamsters seeking representation for security guards. The editor notes the new facility for access to the city as a challenge to enjoyment of living rather than a threat to tranquility. A building boom for Colorado is forecast by E. R. Foley, chief engineer.
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Reagan Attacks College Militants as Vandals in Magazine
Gov. Ronald Reagan in Change Magazine argues academic freedom is not a civil or human right and must be earned. He contends campus groups have perverted the concept, urging limits while praising UC regents for tightening campus disturbance rules. He condemns violence and asks for restoring law and order on campuses.
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