Taxpayers pay more College costs for families declines
San Francisco AP reports the Carnegie Foundation finds average family burden for college has declined about two thirds since 1929 30, though high income families with tuition aid limits face higher costs at private colleges. States continue rising support while federal programs tighten.
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San Francisco
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of
Foundation
Carnogie Commission On Higher Education
California Loses Leadership Rank In Higher Education
California retains strong overall higher education but drops from leadership, with Wisconsin surpassing in improvements. Kerr credits California’s system yet notes declines in research and state funding relative to peers, urging more residencies in smaller communities and more general practitioners.
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California
San Francisco
Carnegie Clvb
Wisconsin
Kerr
U.S
Berkeley
Harvard
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
University of California
Three men held in $9.9 million phony check scheme
Kenneth A. Perdue 30 of Fresno Robert A. Dean 36 of Los Angeles and Thomas Dillon 28 described as a transient were arrested in a year long counterfeit check investigation. Deputies seized 3000 to 5000 blank cashier's checks and $9.9 million in phony checks drawn on Wilshire California Bank found in pay lockers at Santa Monica Greyhound terminal. Additional engraving plates and printing equipment were seized from a Beverly Hills apartment used by Dean.
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Los Angeles
Kenneth A. Perdue
Fresno
Robert A. Dean
Thomas Dillon
Perdue
Dillon
San Fernando Valley
Dean
Wilshire Boulevard
United California Bank
Santa Monica
Greyhound
Beverly Hills
Man booked after church hall fire
Daniel G. Clark of Altadena was booked for investigation of arson after a church parish hall at All Saints Episcopal Church in Pasadena burned, causing about 750000 dollars in damage. Police noted he had previously been denied employment by the church.
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Pasadena
Altadena
Daniel G. Clark
Pasadena City
Paris
All Saints Episcopal Church
Clark
Nuclear bills delayed as PG E drops opposition
Spon sors of three nuclear power bills described as an alternative to Proposition 15 delay Senate consideration possibly until Tuesday. PG and E shifts to neutral after Los Angeles and San Diego utilities oppose again. Bills aim to curb future plant building with energy commission review. Memorial Day holiday pauses floor action. Gov Brown may sign if enacted.
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Sacramento
Senate
California
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Charles Warren
Los Angeles
Barlier
Southern California Edison Co
Warren
House
Brown
State Energy Commission
Ful
Malcolm A. MacKillop
Pg&e
Energy Commission
Exquisite Diamonds Sale With Deep Trade Discounts
Save 12 to 33 percent on our regular stock of diamonds and fine jewelry. Includes solitaires rings pendants bracelets and clusters with new colorful stones. Payment plans and certificate of quality offered. Prices listed show substantial markdowns on 1 to 4 carat pieces and special designs.
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Maybo
Lakewood
Public Utilities Committee Gets Yenthy Moratorium Backlash
In testimony before the Algquist Committee on Public Utilities Transit and Energy the petitioner states amendments have been made to remove the Yenthy moratorium, asserting limited further actions are possible at this time while stressing the public nature of their views.
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Algquist Committee
Mnde
Jewelry sale promotes gems and stones for smart buyers
A catalog-style ad touts gold wear and jewelry at smart money prices. It highlights rugs, pins, earrings, pendants, chains and bracelets from stock with rubies, sapphires and diamond accents plus opals, amethysts and jade. Processed orders require mail access. no phone orders. Continuous sale offers wide selection from a representative collection.
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Richard van Pool
Ximena Ave
Long Beach
Yenthy
Eg Ptr Ad
Dak Pecs Ries
Ahem
First Federal Savines
Firome Meese
Ocean Ave
Lakewood Lakewood
del Amo
Coe
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