UC Regents Picket As Hitch Links Tuition to Quality
UC President Charles J. Hitch says tuition would be supported only if needed to sustain quality and growth, opposing Gov Reagan who favors higher fees. About 400 UCLA students demonstrated for Angela Davis amid campus unrest and regents deliberations on no political tests in hiring.
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Paramount Man Killed by Sniper
Larry Kenneth Hedgepath a 27 year old truck driver for Farmer John Meat Co was shot once in the chest as he left a Walnut Park market and climbed into his vanInvestigators found 300 in cash and a 500 check on the body making robbery unlikely They credit a sniper with the slaying while noting possible hijacking or traffic altercation as alternate theories and no witnesses were present.
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Firestone Sheriff's Deputies
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E. Motz St
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Nadeau St
Action Line continues as student overflow grows
The note indicates ongoing enrollment pressure at the school with more students than space allows. Mrs. Lee plans to send a brochure and catalog to inform and attract applicants. The details hint at outreach efforts to manage waitlists and provide information to prospective families.
Kam Nelson Missing From Groovy Replaced by Robert W Morgan Show
Robert Morgan explains Groovy ended on Sept 29 and was replaced by the Robert W Morgan Show at 4 30 PM. Kam Nelson left with the show and Morgan notes the new program is a musical variety format with a different daily guest. Letters to Miss Nelson can be sent care of KHJ 5515 Melrose Ave Los Angeles 90038 and will be forwarded.
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Los Angeles
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State Fair approves 20 day run at Cal Expo
California Exposition executive committee approves a tentative 20 day fair for 1970 with Aug. 21 opening and Sept. 9 closing. The Cal Expo, agriculture oriented, wrapped the year with a $512,439 profit the first black year since moving in 1968 when it lost $1 million.
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Sacramento
UPI
Cal Expo
Militant from US freed on bail in Los Angeles fireman assault case
Clyde Ray Daniels 22 a member of the Black militant group US was released on 3750 bail after arrest at the US headquarters in Los Angeles on suspicion of felony assault on a firefighter. He is described as the principal aide of Ron Karenga founder and leader of US.
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Los Angeles
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Gusty winds ground three boats ashore in South Bay
Strong winds up to 40 mph drove three boats ashore in the South Bay area. A 144 foot craft sank offshore with unknown occupancy. two other yachts were damaged at Redondo Beach. The largest boat, a 40 foot ketch named The Jolly Roger, broke up at Knob Hill with three aboard unharmed.
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Knob Hill
Judge and attorney clash in courthouse corridor
In El Centro a courtroom dispute turned into a Donneybrook when Judge Hugh Keating faced attorney Terry Sands after the judge ruled against Sands client. Witnesses saw a confrontation outside the courtroom with coffee thrown and a scuffle ending as Sands slipped on a staircase.
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UPI
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Keating
Mink Coat Stolen From Home on Redondo Ave
A mink coat valued at 2500 dollars was stolen from Christine Clause's home at 1761 Redondo Ave after intruders forced the front door. Police said the theft occurred Friday.
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