California college trustees approve $382 million budget
State College trustees adopted a 382.1 million dollar budget for 1972-73 with a 65.5 million increase over the last year. The plan seeks 375.2 million for basic support, funds enrollment growth, program expansion, and 6.9 million for campus administration and new ideas. Some trustees protested the process, while faculty groups urged a larger budget to restore 1969 education levels. The document promises tuition and salary provisions, sabbatical opportunities, and about 236,215 full-time students served statewide if approved.
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Legislature Restores 17.8 Million for Faculty Raises
Sacramento lawmakers vote to restore 17.8 million for UC and state college faculty pay raises cut by Governor Reagan. The bill links funding to a required tax measure, with the Senate 28 to 4 and Assembly 549 to 0 in favor. Additional 3.6 million for economic opportunity programs for disadvantaged students was also restored pending tax action.
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Reagan Signs 86 to Lower Car Exhaust Noise Bill
Gov. Reagan signed a bill to progressively reduce exhaust noise levels for new cars over 17 years. The plan also applies to new motorcycles, trucks, and snowmobiles, lowering the current 86 decibel limit.
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Reagan vows to push VD controls in schools
SACRAMENTO UPI Reagan says his administration will deploy all resources to speed anti venereal disease instruction in public schools following a meeting with California education and health officials. He argues no new laws are needed and defends veto of an education bill while stressing parental notification should not block immediate action.
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Berkeley strike by UC campus workers over budget cuts
More than 200 nonacademic workers at the University of California Berkeley campus walked out in a one day protest against a state wage freeze layoffs and budget cuts. The action was called by Local 1693 of the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees which claims about 800 members of the 8000 nonteaching campus staff participate.
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Reagan vetoes bill on school bilingual programs
In Sacramento Gov. Reagan vetoed a bill by Assemblyman Wadie Decided, D Chula Vista, that would require all school districts to establish bilingual education programs. He said the measure would mandate programs before the dimension of the problem and teaching resources are known.
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Partisan lines drawn on Assembly remapping plan
Sacramento prescribes a partisan split as Henry Waxman unveils a reapportionment plan. Republicans express disappointment and outrage while Waxman defends fairness amid unsettled boundary details for lawmakers like James Hayes. Major shifts reflect population growth in Orange, San Diego, and Santa Clara counties, yet all districts stay within 49 percent of ideal population.
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California passes bill to classify marijuana under existing drug laws
California lawmakers approved a bill by Assemblyman William Campbell to treat marijuana as a dangerous drug within current legal restrictions. The 43 to 1 vote moves the measure to Governor Reagan's desk for final action.
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Improve Your Image With Snappy Sports Boost Today
In today’s classifieds section a brisk sports theme promises quick upgrade ideas for athletic style. Readers are invited to explore practical tips, gear picks, and time saving routines aimed at improving performance and appearance in a concise, energetic tone.
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