Rafferty Warns California Educators Over Cleaver Speech
California state superintendent Dr. Max Rafferty warned that any school administrator or certificated employee permitting elementary or secondary students to attend Eldridge Cleaver speeches risks credential revocation. He cited the Sacramento State College event attended by about 4,500 people and described the speech as beyond free speech and academic freedom. Rafferty said attendance could jeopardize credentials and a district could lose average daily attendance credits.
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Cleaver Speaks to 7500 Participants at UCLA
Eldridge Cleaver addressed about 7,500 students at UCLA Pauley Pavilion as a guest speaker for the Associated Students program. He labeled presidential candidates as pigs and urged attention to Marxist ideas while criticizing Governor Reagan. Cleaver remains out on bail for assault with intent to murder following a shootout with Oakland police. Regents recently allowed a single UC Berkeley lecture appearance.
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Cranston Attacks Rafferty Viet Policy In Debate
San Francisco CNS Democratic senatorial candidate Alan Cranston accused opponent Max Rafferty of pursuing a dangerous military solution to Vietnam. He blasted Rafferty’s calls for a seven day ultimatum and de Americanization, urging continued bombing options and a phased withdrawal if negotiations fail.
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Los Angeles
Rafferty Faces Unfair Campaign Charge From Dems
California Democratic Party chairman Roger Boas accused Republican U S senator candidate Max Rafferty of unfair campaign practices in Los Angeles. Boas said Rafferty’s conduct violated fair electoral standards and will be reviewed by party officials.
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Brown says LA is main battleground in CA election
Former Gov. Edmund G. Brown says Los Angeles is the main California battleground for the presidential race. He notes Humphrey trails Nixon in Southern California but gaining, while accusing Cranston of betrayal. Boas files FCPC complaint over Rafferty remarks as decency limits are cited.
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L A Orange Counties Hold Large Share Of Voters In California
The Los Angeles and Orange counties contain 3.71 million of California’s 8.59 million eligible voters for the November 5 election, with Democrats maintaining a statewide registration lead though narrowing since 1964. Orange County outranks San Diego in registration and both counties together hold a majority of American Independent Party registrants.
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Max Supports Prop 3 School Bond Issue
Los Angeles reports Dr Rafferty, a Republican Senate candidate, endorses Proposition 3 a 250 million education bond. Funds would back 100 million for University of California campuses 100 million for the State College System and 50 million for urban elementary and high schools to accommodate growing student numbers. He defends larger education needs despite campus demonstrations.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
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State aide blasts UC grape ban as unwarranted
Sacramento reports Earl Coke, secretary of the Agriculture and Services Agency, condemned UC Berkeley official Scott Wilson for ordering grapes removed from the central cafeteria and campus residence halls as unethical and unjustified.
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Reagan Says Grape Boycott a Failure
Fresno Governor Ronald Reagan said the California grape boycott failed and there is no grape strike. He accused the United Farm Workers organizing committee of attempting to blackmail growers. He spoke at a 100 dollar plate fundraiser for Assemblyman Ernest Mobley and announced a task force to frame negotiation laws.
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