Assembly OKs campus discipline bill and experimental school
A coalition passed a subcommittee bill requiring college and university administrators to discipline students staff or faculty convicted of campus disturbances with suspensions expulsions and two year scholarships. It allows mitigated evidence hearings and authorizes emergency declarations with cost reimbursements. The measure aims to bolster administrator authority while stressing rights and prerogatives. The Assembly also approved an experimental school bill permitting private industry or a university to operate a locally approved program under state board oversight.
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Senate
John Stull
R-Leucadia
Stull
Victor Veysey
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Newton R. Russell
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State Board of Education
How to Read Faster and Retain More booklet offer
A Chicago publisher promotes a rapid reading method promising faster comprehension and pleasure. Readability can improve with the self training system described in a booklet mailed free to readers who send name address and ZIP.
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Chicago
Diversey
Dept
California Senate approves 95 million school aid bill
The Senate voted 27 to 30 to boost local school aid by 95 million and add 75 million more from anticipated surplus funds for a potential total of 170 million. The measure would raise overall education funding beyond the 1.3 billion already allocated, with 16 million shifted to junior colleges and a 6 percent cost of living adjustment for inflation.
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Sacramento
Senate
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Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Gradual DDT Ban Favored By State Official
California should phase out DDT gradually to curb environmental damage while ensuring substitutes are found. Spencer Williams warns abrupt bans could raise insect problems and agricultural costs. Reagan signs jurors may sleep at home during deliberations saving state funds. Beilenson bill seeks pesticide sale records with exemptions for farmers and retailers.
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San Diego
California
State Secretary of Human Relations
Spencer Williams
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Robert G. Beverly
Manhattan Beach
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Anthony Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Assembly
Beilenson
State Director of Agriculture
Clubtails Come In Nine Flavors For Quick Cocktails
Clubtails offer nine favorite flavors from Extra-Dry Martini to frothy Daiquiri. The brand emphasizes easier, quicker drinking with the slogan I'll drink to that.
Reagan vetoes juvenile justice standard bill
Governor Ronald Reagan rejected a bill to raise juvenile court proof to beyond a reasonable doubt, arguing it would create a criminal court for juveniles, a move opposed by Assemblyman Willie Brown who defended a lower standard of proof.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Willie Brown
San Francisco
Reagan
Senate unit shoots down Deukes gun control bill
The Senate Finance Committee killed a gun control measure by Sen. George Deukmejian of Long Beach on a split vote. The bill would let police search detained suspects for dangerous weapons and bar ex felons narcotics addicts and mentally ill individuals from firearm ownership.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Reagan Extends Pimping Law to Women in Prostitution Case
Sacramento UPS reports President Reagan signed a bill expanding the pimping statute to cover women as well as men who recruit others for prostitution. The measure broadens legal reach against those who profit from prostitution.
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UPS
Ronald Reagan
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