Horn asks profs suspension over grading matter
Long Beach State College president Dr Stephen Horn recommends a one semester suspension for Spanish professor Dr James Noguer over alleged grade falsification. He will report to Chancellor Glenn Dumke and take no action against co defendant Dr Jose Marin. The proposed penalty would cost Noguer about 10000 in income and would take effect in fall 1972.
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Long Beach State College
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Horn
James Noguer
Glenn &. Dumke
Jose Marin
Noguer
Administration tampering alleged in San Diego cases
Life magazine quotes Jack Anderson accusing the Nixon administration of seriously tampering with justice in San Diego to shield powerful friends from prosecutions. The Life report ties civic leader C Arnholt Smith and associates to alleged coverups and notes previous actions against John Alessio and Mayor Frank Curran. The Justice Department denial cites investigations proceeding without political influence.
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Nixon
San Diego
Life Magazine
Jack Anderson
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Cart
Denny Walsh
Tom Flaherty
Life Report
C. Arnholt Smith
Congress
Smith
John Alessio
Mexico
Frank Curran
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
White House
Alessio
Life
Washington
Justice Department
Department of Justice
John Alessia
Curran
Internal Revenue
Randolph Thrower
IRS
U.S. National Bank
Westgate-California Corp
San Diego Padres
San Diego Union
Harry Steward
U.S. Attorney
Southern District of California
Steward
Richard Kleindienst
Kleindienst
CBS
Mike Wallace
ITT
Brown to sue GOP ITT over 100000 contribution
California Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr will sue the Republican National Committee ITT and the Sheraton Corp in federal court over a $100000 donation to the GOP convention in San Diego The suit targets violations of federal campaign laws seeking injunctions to return the money and bar future similar contributions The action cites the initial 100000 deposit toward a 400000 pledge and links broader political and legal tensions in Washington and Sacramento
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California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Republican National Committee
ITT
Sheraton Corp
Brown
U.S
GOP
TT and
Sheraton
San Diego
Jack Anderson
Washington
Edmund
Pat” Brown
Ronald Reagan
Politimurces
Caueus Hell
Instive Department
$900 car smog and safety costs disputed by Nader and Muskie
A government study for the White House foresees auto safety and anti pollution rules adding about 873 to 1300 dollars to a car by 1976 1978. Ralph Nader and Sen Edmund Muskie condemn the report while Ford's Lee Iacocca praises it as revealing the impact of federal rules on auto buyers. The RECAT committee notes potential cost rises could still be outweighed by benefits like fewer fatalities.
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Muskie
Washington
White House
Anc
Sen
Edmund
Maine
Ford Motor Co
Lee A. Tacocca
Death Row inmate stabbed amid penalty ban dispute
Norman J. St. Martin, 42, on San Quentin Death Row, was stabbed in the chest during exercise. Prison officials said he was in good condition after the assault, seemingly from an inmate linked to a dispute over abolition of the death penalty. St. Martin, from Los Angeles County, was sentenced to death in 1968 for assault with a lifer.
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Norman J. St. Martin
Keith Hayball
St. Martin
San Francisco Examiner
Norrsday
Lea Astrada
Robles
California
S. Martin
Los Angeles County
Mee Govern Fails to Secure Endorsement
Campaign notes show Sen Mee Govern failing to win hill CDC support as coverage spans pages A-4 and A-5. Laos action reports by U S Mier claim victory against enemy, with details on page A-7. Capistrana sees tourist influx while Swallows draw crowds. Children’s fights reflect parental competition on page C-8.
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Imoney
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