Federal aid at risk as campus riots trigger clampdown
House votes to cut loans grants and other federal education aid for students involved in campus disturbances affecting over 1.4 million students and more than 1 billion dollars. Similar limits threaten National Science Foundation programs impacting about 28 000 students and teachers.
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Law amendments curb federal funds over university rule compliance
Two House actions on amendments to the Science Foundation money bill and an education authorization bill sparked confusion over enforcement. A voice vote occurred Wednesday and a later roll call, 306 to 54, adopted the amendments barring federal funds to students or teachers who willfully refuse to obey lawful university regulations after the act’s effective date.
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Stanford Concedes to Student Sit-Down Demands
Stanford University officials led by President Wallace Sterling and Provost Lyman agreed to set aside suspensions of seven students and to drop penalties for those in a three day sit-down protest against CIA recruiting. The Academic Council endorsed the demand, and changes to campus rules and judicial processes were approved for quick student and faculty referenda to boost involvement.
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Judge Overrules Trustees Verdict Readmits Student on Campus Leaflets
Superior court Judge John F. Keane ordered Shasta College to readmit Richard Perlman, 21, Sherman Oaks, expelled Feb 21 for aiding the Socialist Workers Party leaflets on campus. He criticized trustees for overturning the eviction and violating Perlman’s rights calling the action the clearest kind of non sense.
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Socialist Workers Party
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Richard Perlman
Sherman Oaks
Keane
Perlman
Lost and Found Classified Ad Seeks Items Reunited
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