San Francisco State Campus Turmoil Draws National Attention
Acting president S I Hayakawa reports agitators from across the country converging on the campus amid student strikes and clashes. Police protected classes, about 300 students call for an all out effort to shut the school, while Gov Reagan vows that anarchy will not prevail on California campuses.
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Ousted Mali Leader Mobi Keita Shipped to Sahara Prison
Mali's ousted president Mobi Keita has been moved to an outpost prison in the Sahara, a military source said. The new rulers announced plans to try Keita and his followers but gave no date or charges. Keita's regime was toppled on November 19.
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Mistreatment Hearing Opens at Washington U
Washington University officials opened a hearing into alleged mistreatment of a Negro graduate student by campus police. About 250 students, mainly white, voted to pause demands until Elbert Walton's issue is settled. Four of five officers were relieved. if disciplined, they lose pay. A sit-in by white students ended after ROTC and minority rights reforms were approved. The university has about 6,900 full time students, including around 200 Black students.
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