Niagara's Catholic Colleges Fight Blaine Era Funding
The Ordeal of Niagara University highlights a push to strip public aid from religious colleges in New York under Blaine constraints. Governor Rockefeller hints at relief while Niagara maintains Catholic identity, accepting tuition hikes and no raises as trustees guide students to transfers if needed.
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Niagara University
New York
New York State
Rockefeller
Blaine
Jim
Crow
Commissioner of Education
Peter
K. F. Slattery
Vincentian University At
Planners to hear zoning and hospital district amendments
Lompoc Planning Commission will hold two public hearings on Monday. One concerns a zoning amendment to allow auto wrecking yards in a commercial industrial zone for Roy Velasquez on North Second Street. The other requests a hospital district related amendment.
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Lompoc
North Third Street
Annual Law and Enforcement Barbecue Hosted by Moose
The Loyal Order of Moose hosts the Barbecue at Moose Home 921 West Laurel. Serving 7 to 9 p.m. with dancing by Bob Thomas Western Band at 9. Donation of 3 dollars per person for members and guests.
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Loyal Order of Moose
West Laurel
Bob Thomas
Forest law enforcement bill introduced by Representative Teague
Congressman Charles M. Teague introduces legislation to empower the Agriculture Secretary to aid local sheriffs in enforcing laws within national forests including Los Padres. The plan would reimburse counties for forest policing and improve search and rescue operations for hikers and air crashes.
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Charles M. Teague
R.santa Paula
Teague
Secretary of Agriculture
Forest Service
Los Padres
San Francisco Teacher Strike Ends After 16 Days
The 16 day San Francisco teachers strike affecting 89 000 students ended in marathon negotiations led by Mayor Joseph Alioto. Both unions recommended ratification and classes to resume Monday with terms to be kept secret pending member votes.
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San Francisco
UPI
Marathon
Joseph Alioto
Alioto
American Federation of Teachers
The
Classroom Teachers Association
Shaheen
Zuretti Goosby
Board of Education
Tear gas used as Stanford hospital sit in ends after 30 hours
Police battered a door and dispersed 50 demonstrators who seized Stanford University Hospital offices to protest the firing of a black janitor. Twenty two people were arrested including a Palo Alto City Council candidate. more than 100000 dollars in damage was reported as officers moved in with tear gas and 35 officers on scene.
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William F. Miller
Stanford
Miller
Jean Holson
Berkeley
Here
William Leland
Draft Office
Lompoc Cabrillo Students Win State Scholar Grants
Twenty six Lompoc and Cabrillo High School students earned the State Scholar title and state grants up to 1850 dollars. They were selected from 9,348 scholars from over 38,000 applicants, with annual renewal eligibility based on academic and financial need.
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Lompoc and
Cabrillo High School
State Scholarship and Loan Commission
Barbara M. Anglin
Orion Ave
Cabrillo
Bruce D Armstrong
W. North Ave
Space 14
Lompoc
Alan D. Beckner
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