Sympathy-Strike Efforts Fizzle Across California Colleges
AP report notes most campuses continued normal classes during a one day sympathy strike against the California state college system. AFT walkouts were faint or canceled as unions faced limited participation and insufficient information. San Jose State and several campuses reported small picket lines while others stayed open.
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Texas Supreme Court halts Lubbock juvenile rape case
The Texas Supreme Court declined to rule on a civil appeals ruling throwing out a Lubbock boy’s rape conviction. The 14 year old said due process and equal rights were violated by reliance on a preponderance of evidence rather than beyond a reasonable doubt. The case returns for a new trial but the high court cites lack of jurisdiction.
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Muskie Tour Builds 1972 Presidential Hopes in Texas
Sen. Edmund Muskie of Maine planned a Dallas stop on a North Texas tour with a fund raising dinner for the Jewish Welfare Federation and a breakfast with the Dallas County Democratic Women. He also spoke to the Salesmanship Club and addressed Rep. Jim Wright's congressional club in Fort Worth.
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Deputies Aid Voter Signup Drive Across County
A group of special deputies will assist voter registration in the county until January 31. Third shift fireman will be deputized to join first and second shifts. Registration sites include Sears Roebuck, Gibson Discount Center, St. Joseph's Church, and various schools, banks, and businesses.
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Johnson at LBJ Ranch chats after White House exit
Former President Lyndon Johnson relaxes on the LBJ Ranch front lawn in Stonewall during his first post presidency news conference. He says he will miss power but adds it hurts good as he smiles for AP Wirephoto.
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Johnson says it hurts to miss power on front lawn
LBJ confesses he will miss power but says he has no desire to seek office again. In a long, informal talk on his Texas lawn he reflects on his 38 years in public life, the March 1968 decision not to run, and perceived benefits from his presidency.
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DRAUGHON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE PROMOTES PRACTICAL TRAINING
An accredited school advertises ethical business education with emphasis on current practices and graduate outcomes. It claims national accreditation by a recognized agency and veteran training support. The college offers complete courses, guidance services, and job placement at 1414 Texas Ave. Call 765-8544.
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