Professors Fight Pay Oath Policy at Cal State Long Beach
California State College Long Beach professors oppose a pay oath requiring them to certify completion of all assigned work starting November 28. The mandate, backed by the board of trustees, risks salary delays and has sparked anger among faculty and administrators. Chancellor Duke and President Hern criticize the measure as demeaning and unnecessary.
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Price rule reversal requires preclearance for wage linked increases
Washington The Gost of Living Council ended an prior exemption and now requires price increases by major firms to be filed for government review within 72 hours before going into effect. The move applies to automakers and others under Phase 2, with Big Three noting they will likely seek price hikes soon.
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China makes UN debut with attack on United States
Chiao Kuan-hua of China denounces U.S. military actions in Indochina and Taiwan at the United Nations General Assembly. He calls for immediate U.S. withdrawal from Indochina and Taiwan support, while backing Arab states and criticizing imperialism. Bush welcomes China but urges peace progress.
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Assassination attempt targets GOP candidate in LA home
Republican Assembly candidate Bill Brophy was in his Los Angeles living room when shots shattered a plate glass window at 12:15 am. Brophy and campaign manager William King were unharmed. attacker unidentified as Democrat Richard Alatorre issued a $3,000 reward for information.
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Aliens from Communist China Enter U.S. in Secret Flows
Secret Justice Department intelligence reports estimate about 4,200 Mainland Chinese aliens enter the United States annually, with some on espionage or narcotics roles. INS sources say 2,500 smuggled yearly, 1,700 board foreign-flag vessels. From 1965 to 1970, 3,640 entered this way. Chinese seamen recruited in Hong Kong serve on ships visiting major ports, creating potential courier and intelligence channels.
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Abrams Told Cut Forces to 55,000 in Vietnam Plan
Administration briefed Gen Creighton W Abrams to draft a tentative US troop drawdown to 30000 to 55000 by midsummer 1973, with decisions to the summer on whether to hold a residual force or pursue further reductions. Officials cited Vietnamization aims and continued US aid to South Vietnam in air, depots, and intel systems through mid-1973.
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Tax relief for working moms gains Senate support
The Senate voted to allow tax deductions for hiring maids or babysitters so parents can work outside the home. The plan includes a $325 college dependent credit and up to a $4,200 wage deduction for low income couples, with income thresholds capping benefits. A House-Senate conference panel must reconcile differences before final passage.
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