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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1969
Page
6
The university plans to cancel classes not yet taught and urge students to switch to available courses. Local 1352 could settle but may still boycott. potential 400 to 600 class cancellations affect about 16,000 students across 5 departments. Strikes include Black Students Union and Third World Liberation Front backing 15 nonnegotiable demands.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is reorganized into two patrol divisions East and West to improve control and coordination. Patrol division managers will be division chiefs and station captains gain full command of investigative work, including juvenile cases, in their areas.
Assemblyman Ken MacDonald introduced a bill to raise the minimum age for hunting licenses from 18 to 21 and to require archers to complete a hunter-safety course. The measure, backed by sports groups, would mandate a competency test for first time applicants over 21 who have not taken the course and would expand state oversight of instructors and training under the Fish and Game Department.
A harbor commission approves a 765000 permit for the Cabrillo Beach Fishing Pier to the Los Angeles City Recreation and Park Commission. It will be financed with state wildlife board funds and city inputs by Guy F. Atkinson Co. A 20 percent receipts payment from food and other sales is required as compensation for the 50 year permit.
Berkeley faces a deepening strike crisis as minority students from the Third World Liberation Front clash with police and National Guardsmen on campus. Teaching assistants plan a work stoppage, while 38 students are barred and 53 suspended amid disciplinary hearings.
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