Repeal of smog rule draws EPA critique in California
A California air board repeal of emergency smog actions draws federal rebuke. EPA Region 9 chief Paul DeFalco Jr. says the move harms public health and abdicates state duties, signaling possible federal intervention to enforce a joint public health program.
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GAN Francisco
Environmental Protection Agency
California State Air Resources Board
California
Paul DeFalco Jr
EPA
DeFalco
Air Resources Board
ARB
California population tops 21 million in 1975
California's population surpassed 21 million, reaching 21,030,245 as of January 1. Los Angeles declined slightly to 2.72 million, while San Diego and San Jose posted notable gains. Thousand Oaks and La Mirada led percentage increases among large and small cities respectively.
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Sacramento
California
State Department of Finance
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San Diego
San Francisco
San Jose
Long Beach
Oakland
Anaheim
Fresno
Santa Ana
Thousand Oaks
la Mirada
San Marcos
San Juan Capistrano
Villa Park
Degree secrecy OK at colleges
California State College system allows seniors to object to publishing names in graduation brochures under the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. The act also shields age address phone and other personal data. campuses must notify students of rights, though only a few typically request omission.
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Rohnert Park
California State College System
Sonoma State College
Sonoma State
State College
Los Angeles
Regents clash over minority policy and limits on UC teacher training
Gov. Brown urged the University of California to consider limiting the number of teachers it trains amid declining public school enrollment. Lt. Gov. Dymally and Regent Dutton attacked university policies on workers and minorities as chancellors outlined Irvine and San Diego plans.
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Brown
University of California
UC Regents
Mervyn Dymally
Fred Dutton
Regents
Carnegie Commission
Sacramento
Charles Hitch
Hitch
Dymally
Dutton
San Diego
Irvine
Brown critics assail Governor Brown as soft on crime
Sacramento AP report quotes Sen. H. L. Richardson decrying Gov. Brown as too lenient on punishment. He cites expected absence of death penalty use and declares Brown's appointees favor marijuana legalization and prisoner rights, with ties to ACLU figures and prison reform actions.
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Brown
San Quentin
H. L. Richardson
Capitol
Arcadia
Richardson
Paul Halvonik
Halvonik
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Alice Daniel
Parole Board
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