Hayakawa opposes California teaching credential bill
Sen. Hayakawa urged the Senate Education Committee to reject a bill simplifying teaching credential requirements in California. He argued the measure would misclassify professionals, limit professional control, and promote scapegoating while supporting a commission to set policy but not rigid specifics. The Ryan bill passed the Assembly and would go to Gov. Reagan if approved by the Senate.
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2070 Antiques and Modern Chrome Stools Exhibit
Bars stools and dinettes are shown in perfect exudition. Today they promise ultra modern surroundings with chrome beauty and low prices. Lee’s promotions push 2070 antiques as already appreciating value in a era of future design.
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Pay boosts barely beat rising costs in California
California factory workers earned 642 dollars more per week in March 1970 than March 1969, yet buying power rose only about 34 cents. The average weekly pay was 148.83 dollars, with overtime. Ranges spanned from 90.61 in apparel to 189.93 in refining. A House Ways and Means Committee bill would make a Parkinsons drug duty free.
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State ruling clouds tuition legality in California colleges
Sacramento. The state attorney general questioned the California state colleges Board of Trustees authority to impose tuition fees above the current $25 per year or $126 per term. The opinion notes the board might already be charging at or beyond the maximum allowed and may not impose any new tuition if the present fee mainly funds instructional expenses.
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PTA Head Attacks Prop 8 Opponents at San Francisco Meet
In an emergency PTA convention break, Mrs Robley Berry accused Californians against a Tax Hoax of distributing misleading material about Proposition 8. She urged dissociation by chambers of commerce and leagues and called for a delegation to meet Gov Reagan to address school funding needs. Also noted a 6 percent intrastate rail freight rate hike approved by the State Public Utilities Commission, costing shippers about 5.5 million annually.
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