Left Wing Dominance Allegations Spark Trustees Meeting
Allegations that liberal faculties dominate political science history sociology and other departments sparked derisive cheers at a California State Colleges trustees session. A Sonoma Bay resolution from the Sons of the American Revolution urged a systemwide inquiry and was rejected. the board then focused on student conduct guidelines and future campus plans.
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California State
Dudley Swim
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Sons of the American Revolution
San Diego
SAR
Carmel Valley
Ronald Reagan
Start Next Week for CSLB President Search
California State College at Long Beach begins a search for a new president to succeed Carl McIntosh. Chancellor Glenn Dumke outlined a rainbow selection committee process aiming to name a successor by Sept. 1, with final trustees approval of two candidates.
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Glenn S. Dumke
California State College At
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Carl W. McIntosh
Dumke
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Bill Would Abolish Gas Autos Here in California
UPI reports Sen. Nicholas C. Petris plans a bill to ban internal combustion vehicles on California highways after Jan. 1, 1975. He argues new power sources will curb smog as nearly 13 million vehicles now operate in the state.
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UPI
California
Nicholas C. Petris
Doakland
Petris
Rep Brown to Seek Democratic Senate Nomination
Washington Rep George Brown of Monte Rey Park announced plans to run for the Democratic senatorial nomination next year. The move intensifies intra party tensions from last year’s bitter presidential primary and faces opposition from Rep John Tunney of Riverside who is allied with the Kennedy circle.
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Language bill sent to floor in California Assembly
In Sacramento UPI reports the Assembly elections and Constitutional Amendments Committee approved the language bill 8-3 Tuesday and sent it to the floor. The constitutional amendment by Assemblyman David A. Roberts would require a two thirds approval vote to pass the assembly.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
David A. Roberts
Los Angeles
$100 Million School Construction Bill Introduced
A bill to add 100 million dollars in state funds for higher education facilities and urban schools was introduced by Senator Albert S. Rodda. The move follows the defeat of the higher education bond act on the November ballot and the perceived past failures by related programs. The article also notes political context around Kennedy and McCarthy era supporters and mentions a separate proposal to raise aid to families with dependent children by 25 percent.
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UPS
Albert S. Rodda
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UPI
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NO FAVORS FOR SAVIORS-GOVERNOR
Governor Ronald Reagan said he would receive no political favors after wealthy supporters bought his rented Sacramento home to spare eviction. The group will lease the Tudor house to him through 1970 at 1250 dollars per month, with an option to renew, and included major contributors such as Henry Salvatori Holmes Tuttle Leland Kaiser Justin Dart and Jaquelin Hume.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Henry Salvatori
Southern California
Holmes Tuttle
Los Angeles
Leland Kaiser
San Francisco
Justin Dart
Jaquelin Hume
Reagan Signals Property Tax Reform Aims in School Funding
Governor Ronald Reagan hinted at a tax reform plan reducing local property levies and expanding income and sales taxes to support schools. He spoke at a Capitol rally of about 150 Alameda County mothers and housewives urging emergency state aid.
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Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
Alameda County
Reagan
Bill Would Broaden Medi Cal Eligibility
Legislation introduced in the Assembly would expand Medi Cal for about 175000 medically indigent persons. Assemblyman Henry A. Waxman said current coverage is discriminatory versus welfare recipients and urged passage before week’s end. Reagan weighed tax reform options and warned that shifting taxes could raise some Californians’ bills while promising overall burden stability.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
Reagan ends San Francisco State strike dispute with settlement
Gov. Ronald Reagan said San Francisco State College students had no reason for a long strike but accepted terms of a settlement. He noted some demands were easily acceptable to administration or trustees while others were unacceptable. Student leaders signed an agreement with acting president S. I. Hayakawa ending the strike, though they accuse Hayakawa of reneging on part of the pact granting amnesty to arrested students.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
San Francisco State College
Reagan
S. I. Hayakawa
Hayakawa
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