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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1969

Page

3

UC Regents Approve Bare Bones Budget in Budget Clash

UC regents approve a 286 million dollar base budget under Reagan orders while seeking up to 374 million in total needs. They back a 20 percent cut and warn of further reductions including student and faculty cuts, campus closures, and shifts in enrollment.

UC Regents San Francisco UPI University of California Regents Ronald Reagan Regents Oth Atomic Energy Commission University Charles J. Hitch Hitch Reagan State Finance Department California Casper Weinberger Dutton Finance Department Izing Hitch

Democrats Sell Themselves Short On Reagan Challenge

Senator Joseph M. Kennick and Rep. Richard Hanna urged the Democratic Party to stop self-blame after setbacks and recognize Ronald Reagan’s current unbeatability. They spoke at the Third Friday Forum in Norwalk, urging optimistic strategy and leadership to meet perceived Republican dominance.

Joseph M. Kennick Long Beach Democratic Party Ronald Reagan Kennick Richard T. Hanna D-Fullerton Saddleback Inn Norwalk Chicago Eugene McCarthy Hubert H. Humphrey George Miller John Veneman Modesto Monterey County Alan Pattee California Kenrick Hanna Nixon Congress

Chase May Be Cause of Police Shootings in Los Angeles

Mayor Sam Yorty urged a study to learn why officers fire at the end of chases. He cited psychological conditioning during pursuits and noted past discussions with the late Police Chief Parker. The letter also recalled calmer shootings being rare. Meanwhile Moscow Tass reports biologists confirm 120 tigers in the Soviet Far East, up to 100000 bears, and about two million saigas.

Los Angeles Sam Yorty Friday Edward M. Davis William B. Parker Moscow Tass Leonid Ivanov Soviet Far East

Most L A Teachers Are Back

Los Angeles area schools reopened with 617 sites operating Friday after a partial two group strike. ACTLA ordered 19 300 teachers to return while 3 000 member AFT unit kept abstaining a second day. About 10 percent of teachers were absent. Olive Vista Junior High reported all 85 teachers absent under the strike.

Los Angeles Association of Classroom Teachers of AFL - Cio American Federation of Teachers AFT ACTLA Olive Vista Junior High Sylmar

Valley State Trial Hears Floor Plan Theft in Mass Case

Three witnesses testified in the mass trial of 24 students about a campus floor plan theft. John H. Pepperell said student Deardis Davis asked for plans for the library administration and classroom buildings. Davis’s secretary and a switchboard supervisor identified him. security was tight as the court opened amid protests and gun searches.

John H. Pepperell San Fernando Valley State College Deardis Davis Pepperell Constance Allen Davis Helen Voytish Identi Fied Davis Superior Court Mark Brandler

Teamsters Barred From Picketing Port Dispute Enters Court

A U S District Court judge issued a temporary injunction blocking Teamsters picketing in San Francisco and Oakland harbors amid a clash with ILWU over container cargo handling. The order aims to aid settlement talks between Teamsters and ILWU as the Pacific Maritime Association pact awaits ILWU ratification.

Teamsters Union San Francisco Oakland Harbors Oakland US District Court Gerald S. Levin Teamsters National Labor Relations Board Moldawer

Bank backs Hudson School bond to finish Long Beach project

Farmers and Merchants Bank of Long Beach will underwrite a 1,010,000 bond issue to finish construction of the Elizabeth Hudson School on Long Beach's westside. The bank cites community duty and aims to finish by Oct. 1 with students temporarily at Garfield Elementary as Hudson resumes.

Farmers and Merchants Bank of Long Beach Elizabeth Hudson Long Beach Unified Walker Hinze Hudson Garfield Hunze

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