Guards Seek Legislation To Bar Radicals From Prisons
Sacramento UPI reports the California Correctional Officers Association, 3500 members, will push next year for laws upgrading guard standards and training. At a news conference, director Ken Brown outlined a plan to study deportation of radical convicts, asserting infiltration is occurring in penal systems though no radicals are currently known inside California prisons.
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State prison chief seeks more guards to halt slayings
California prison chief Raymond Procunier pressed for 403 new staff positions costing 3.2 million to end inmate killings. He urged the State Board of Corrections to recommend to Governor Reagan authorization of the posts, including 318 guards, with several facilities outlined.
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Yuba City edition on farm workers slayings sparks critique
Newspaper editor sold about 9,700 copies of a special edition titled Yuba City's Week of Horror about the slaying of 25 itinerant farm workers and the Corona arrest. Corona's attorney called the edition scandalous and it could affect the farm labor contractor's trial chances. The editor testified at a Superior Court hearing on bail and venue.
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Legislature clears bill on general disease teaching
Sacramento lawmakers approved a bill enabling teachers to teach about general disease without parental written permission. The measure exempts such instruction from existing state law that requires parents to consent to sex education content for their children.
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Chinatown Private Schools Open Amid Busing Dispute
Four private schools opened in Chinatown drawing about 1000 elementary students withdrawn from public schools by parents opposed to court ordered busing for integration. James Wong of Chinese Parents for Quality Education said the move arose from a strong desire for school choice. The schools meet after afternoon public dismissals in donated classrooms used for Chinese language and culture, allowing students to walk home for lunch and attend bilingual sessions. Wong, while not supporting a boycott, emphasized preserving Chinese culture and local neighborhood schools. Adam Gee, co chair of the group, said the plan welcomes all who live in the area and that a few white students attended.
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Ford backs McCloskey as strong Nixon ally in GOP
House Minority Leader Gerald Ford praised Rep. Pete McCloskey for supporting the President over Democratic veto overrides and, while not agreeing on every issue, urged keeping McCloskey in the party. Ford indicated McCloskey’s presidential bid is premature and highlighted broader GOP strategy for 1972.
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Reagan calls for state control over welfare reforms
Governor Reagan urged Washington to grant states greater latitude in administering welfare. Speaking to Western lawmakers, he said there can be no economy by shifting the burden to Washington and noted his administration's reform efforts to curb costs. He highlighted a five month decline in welfare caseloads and said the next step lies with federal loosened rules.
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Reagan and lawmakers find quick tax agreement in California
Governor Reagan and legislative leaders return to talks and reach swift agreement on preliminary tax issues. Assembly Speaker Seb Moretti says major reform topics remain untouched, while Senate leader George Moscone notes that nothing has been flatly rejected.
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Quiet World Calmative Promises Relief for Mind and Body
A product called Quiet World offers a calmative with a relaxant and a pain reliever. It claims to ease simple nervous tension by soothing the mind while relieving physical aches with a full dose of pain relievers.
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