Trustees Oppose Prop 8 at California State College Meeting
California State College trustees voted 13 to 1 with six abstentions to oppose Prop 8, citing loss of protection for public schools. Chancellor Dumke warned campus violence is rare but possible while noting Fresno State’s $1 million computer was destroyed. About 24 Fresno State Mexican American students aired grievances on ethnic studies before the full board. A plan on grievances was approved, and non U S tuition rose to $600 annually starting this fall amid heated debate.
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California State College
Ronald Reagan
Los Angeles
California
Glenn S. Dumke
Fresno State College
Dumke
Fresno
Daniel H. Ridder
Iteas
U.S
Trustees name E. Guy Warren new chair of California State College board
E. Guy Warren of Hayward was chosen chair man of the California State College Board of Trustees after Daniel H. Ridder declined a second one year term. Ridder urged harmony in his final address as Alec Cory was elected trustee vice chairman.
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E. Guy Warren
Hayward
California State College Board of Trustees
Daniel H. Ridder
Long Beach
Charles Luckman
Ridder
Independent Press- “Telegram
Werman H. Ridder
San Diego
Alec Cory
New Manson Pleas Heard in Complex Case
Ronald Hughes argued for Manson's defense and sought self representation which Judge Older rejected as inadequate for this complex trial. Kanarek sought substitution as attorney but was refused. A motion to suppress Atkins confession was delayed with possible later renewal. Prosecutor Stovitz accused Kanarek of delaying tactics. trial date for Manson's group remains set.
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Ronald Hughes
Manson
Permisson
Older
Kanarek
Dist
Atty
Aaron Stovitz
Paul Caruso
Richard Caballero
Superior Court
William Keene
Dave Shinn
Miss Atkins
Shinn
Stovitz
McGovern vows clear roll call on Vietnam war vote
Senator George McGovern told about 1000 antiwar clergy and laymen that every senator will be forced to answer yes or no on whether the Vietnam War should continue, with a vote set for June 15. Stovitz criticized Kanarek over multiple delayed cases and warned trial readiness.
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Washington
UPI
George 5. McGovern
D-S.d
Cambodia Arms Aid Began Before Official OK
The State Department disclosed that Nixon signed a May 21 presidential determination effective April 22 approving up to 7.9 million dollars of arms for Cambodia under the Foreign Assistance Act. The first shipment arrived April 22, and the document allows additional weapons beyond the 7.9 million ceiling with possible transfers from Thailand and South Vietnam if needed.
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Washington
State Department
Nixon
Cambodia
United States
Sen. J. William Fulbright
Phnom Penh
Thailand
South Vietnam
U.S
Classified notice from Long Beach post office entry
Fragmentary classified item shows a Long Beach post office entry with numbers and dates. The readable bits indicate a Sunday delivery and a monetary amount. The text is incomplete and unclear on the full action or recipient.
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Long Beach
Por
Delivener Sunnky
Teamsters Denounce Unauthorized Los Angeles Picketing
Southern California teamsters leader calls intrastate picketing by Local 208 unauthorized and illegal as 3,000 drivers join the protests at Los Angeles terminals. The dispute centers on rehiring strikers fired after a wildcat walkout begun in April amid a May 18 national contract. Local firms risk amnesty and seniority tensions if new hires must join the union.
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Southern California
Local 208
Ted Merrill
Joint Council of Teamsters 42
Los Angeles
Teamsters
California
Nixon backs market gains and Cambodia plan amid inflation fears
The discussions show confidence a third quarter upsurge is possible while cautions about the economy persist. Burns and advisers stress Fed support as money supply expands to sustain growth without triggering inflation. Nixon defends Cambodia actions and insists unemployment remains low compared with the 1960s average.
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Burns
Federal Reserve
Cambodia
Nixon
Vietnam
Bombing causes minor blaze at CSLB Faculty Building
A small explosion in the basement of CSLB Faculty Office Building No 3 injured no one and damaged paper and duplicating equipment. The blast occurred around 7 45 p m with about 20 people in the building. The loss is under 100 dollars. The device used a pipe bomb with no shrapnel. Investigators from city police and campus police will joint probe.
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Ray Henry
Long Beach
Check
CSLB
Science Building No. 2
U.S
Cambodia
Ohio
Kent State University
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