Trustees Crack Down After College Paper Sex Item Triggers Storm
The San Jose State College board of trustees ordered tighter editorial control on campus newspapers after the Spartan ran a story about forming a campus homosexual club. The debate produced ten guidelines emphasizing the primary goal of student publications as serving student welfare while allowing vigorous expression.
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Unruh Attacks Regents and Trustees in Beverley Hills
Assembly Minority Leader Jess M. Unruh accused the California Board of Regents and the State College Board of Trustees of inefficiency and sloppy governance at a Beverley Hills Town Hall. He urged an overhaul and removal of politicians from the boards and cited campus controversies including the Angela Davis case and Reagan budget cuts to argue for changes.
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State Returns Funds Lost in Film Tax Cut
California distributed 2.3 million dollars to local governments to offset revenue losses from the 1968 film tax break. Funds came from the property tax relief fund created by bank and corporate tax revenue. Los Angeles County received 782,364 dollars. Los Angeles city 279,387. Burbank Unified 206,591. LA Unified 644,858. San Francisco city and county 27,680. La Canada Unified School District 0.18.
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Walnut Creek student fined for Walnut Creek police station bombing
Martinez UPS reports a junior college student Wells Carl Hoeltje 21 Walnut Creek admitted helping plant a bomb next to the Walnut Creek police station on January 18. He was fined 375 dollars and placed on three years probation by Superior Court Judge Martin E Rothenberg. Hoeltje said he and a second unidentified person set off a fire extinguisher bomb that damaged windows but caused no injuries. The second suspect’s identity remains secret after immunity for testifying.
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Syrians Palestinians Barred From Non Arab Foreigners
Damascus reports a government decree prohibits Syrians and Palestinians from non Arab foreigners without advance permits. The measure targets foreign residents to regulate nationality and entry.
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City buses strike idles San Jose transit system
San Jose City Lines shut down after about 90 union members walk out following 11 hours of talks with mediator Roger Randall. The first strike here in nine years halts service for thousands as negotiations collapsed.
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Ocean Science Facility Endorsed by Trustees
Trustees backing a six college joint ocean science study facility to be housed in Long Beach or Terminal Island endorsed the project and sent it to the Legislature. The center could open by 1972 or 1973 with campuses including Long Beach Dominguez Hills Fullerton Los Angeles San Fernando Valley and Cal Poly Pomona.
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California Lawmaker Sees Federal Funds Targeted by Bill
Democratic Assemblyman Charles Warren urged Congress to oppose Sen. George Murphy’s bill allowing governors to veto federal appropriations for legal services for the poor. Warren warned the measure threatens government programs and intrudes on lawyer-client relationships. He cited California Rural Legal Assistance’s work and its 36 attorneys handling 15,423 cases in 1968 69.
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Warren Comments On Minor Matters With Broad Significance
Warren noted that despite their modest scale, the issues have wider importance and deserve careful attention. He emphasized the need to address them collectively to avoid broader repercussions.
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