Davis to teach at Clare mont despite offer withdrawal
Angela Davis resumes teaching with a plan for weekend classes on Black women and community at Clare mont Colleges. James Garrett, who offered the post, is fired. the Council of Presidents voted to withdraw the offer after negotiations became public. Davis signed the contract and will be paid 3000 dollars for five weekend sessions.
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Claremont
Los Angeles
Marin County
UCLA
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Joseph B. Platt
Harvey Mudd College
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Howard Brooks
Claremont University Center
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Garrett
Council of Presidents
Oakland
Nixon tax deduction questioned in backdating case
National Archives officials suspected an illegal deduction on Nixon's 1969 gift of papers but lacked evidence to charge him. Ralph G. Newman is accused of backdating the donation to gain a $450000 tax break, plus two counts of lying to the IRS. If convicted, Newman faces up to five years in prison and a $10000 fine.
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National Archives
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The
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Nixon
Livingston
Newman
Lincoln
Chicago Library Board
Internal Revenue Service
Raymond E. Kuschke
IRS
Kuschke
Assemblyman Murphy to retire after fifth term
Sacramento AP Frank Murphy Republican Monterey plans to retire at end of his fifth term which ends next year He is 41 and was No 2 Republican in the Assembly He cites returning to private life and practice He notes twice casting the deciding vote against a bill to legalize wiretapping as a highlight of his career
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Sacramento
Frank Murphy
Monterey
Murphy
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Criminal Procedure Committee
Journalist Witcover Beaten in Parking Garage Amid Press Strike
Washington Post reporter Jules Witcover, 48, assaulted in a parking garage near the paper. He required six stitches for a cut above the left eye and suffered a black eye and chipped teeth. The attack occurred during a strike by the pressmen, whose walkout began October 1 and sparked violence and vandalism.
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Washington Post
Pressmen's Union
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Adequacy of disposal plans questioned at state hearing
Sacramento witnesses told an Assembly committee that underwater storage of radioactive waste is temporary. No operating waste processing plant exists in the United States. A plant due next year will not meet reactor waste output, and Nobel laureates warned of the risks of nuclear energy and weapons. Assemblyman Hayden urged stronger safeguards on reactor sales.
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United States
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Allied General Nuclear Services
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Fied
Harold C. Urey
Hannes Alfven
Alfven
San Diego
U.S
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