Public mood softens toward demonstrations in California poll
California Poll data show a shift toward tolerance of student demonstrators while still favoring hard-line campus crackdowns. The poll finds declines in anti demonstration views, with a majority supporting firm university authority and concerns over black student admissions limits. It notes rising support for student participation in campus rule making and questions about police on campus, framing a complex shift in public opinion.
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Court Expands Conscientious Objector Grounds
Supreme Court rules draft registrants may claim objector status on ethical or moral grounds beyond religious belief. The Selective Service director Tarr says guidelines bar retroactive exemptions and require a belief in all wars, not a single conflict. New, strict standards require sincere, broadly formed beliefs backed by consideration beyond personal code.
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Oil pollution threatens Southern California tidal zones
A federally funded UC Santa Barbara study warns oil pollution from man made and natural sources is eroding marine communities from Gaviota to Leo Carrillo. Heavy damage hit intertidal surf grass and barnacle populations as the Union Oil spill continues, with limpets snails crabs and algae stripped from rocks by high pressure washing and oil exposure.
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Plague Outbreak Tied to Monterey Rodents and California Case
California reports a human bubonic plague case in Shasta County and an outbreak among Monterey County squirrels. Ground squirrels and chipmunks harbor the disease and fleas can transmit it to humans. Eight human cases have been recorded since 1940.
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Census to survey local employment and unemployment
The Census Bureau will survey employment and unemployment in the area the week of June 14. Leonard C. Isley, director of the Los Angeles regional office, announced the survey is a representative sample. Data remains confidential and aids national and regional economic health measures. London. The Thames tide thwarted Alexander Wozniak as he attempted water-ski progress near Westminster. He failed the final stretch and was admonished by a policeman.
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