Insurance firms resume Los Angeles quake policy sales
Western Insurance Information Service says most insurers have resumed writing earthquake policies in the Los Angeles area. Edgar J. Kale, president of the group, said normal coverage is not typically written during aftershock periods and has resumed as conditions stabilize.
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Long-hair issue sparks San Francisco union protest
Barbers Local 148 passes a protest over teachers unions urging male students to keep long hair. They cite an AF T Local 1119 action supporting a student at EL Camino High School against a federal order. Quake aftershocks ease in San Fernando Valley as insurers resume normal rates.
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Luce urges GOP young voter drive in California
Gordon Luce, vice chairman of the Republican State Central Committee, urged targeting newly enfranchised youths. He predicted Congress would approve lowering the voting age to 18 in all elections and called for programs to involve youths in politics, urging parental involvement and local meetings. He suggested if states fail to ratify, California voters could decide the issue with potential $5 million taxpayer savings from skipping a statewide election.
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Students march to Capitol opposing Reagan aid cuts
About 250 students mainly Mexican American demonstrated from San Jose to Sacramento to protest Reagan’s proposed cut in Educational Opportunity Programs funding for disadvantaged minorities. Speakers included Sen Mervyn Dymally and Assemblyman Alister McAlister who urged commitment to education as a path forward.
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Stanford dean denies bias in tenure denial for surgeon
Acting Dean John L. Wilson of Stanford Medical School defended a tenure decision affecting Jose Aguilar a neurosurgeon saying an eight member senior faculty committee upheld the November 1970 rejection after a March 1971 review. Five Chicano students and employee groups had alleged racial bias in the Stanford Daily report.
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Lawmakers press Chicano education cuts during Easter recess
Garza notes Assemblymen and senators appear on vacation during the year while concerns over Chicano education persist. The week in Easter recess highlights legislative sensitivity to budget cuts affecting minority education programs.
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