New Discipline Rules Tie Speed To Fairness in Colleges
Editorial lauds California state colleges for adopting a unified disciplinary framework to handle mass protest cases. It allows swift suspensions for disruptive threats while guaranteeing charges and hearings, with final decisions by college presidents and possible court review. Lawyers may lead hearings, with relaxed evidence rules but caution against overuse.
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California
State Office of Administrative Procedure
Glenn Dumke
Pollution suit over Anderson pulp mill taps river case
A Red Bluff rancher sues in federal court in San Francisco claiming Kimberly-Clark's Anderson pulp mill degrades the Sacramento River downstream by turbid smelly water, harming fish and public recreation. He seeks 325 million dollars as damages, arguing local standards may not suffice and the ruling could affect mills nationwide.
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Sacramento River
Red Bluff
Anderson
San Francisco
Anderson Pulp-Mill
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Kimberly-Clark
United States
Books in Brief: London, Tyrmand, Griffith Biographies
A roundup of new books from Jack London reports edited by King Hendricks and Irving Shepard, Explorations in Freedom from Leopold Tyrmand, Gardens of My Life by Mabell Barbee Lee, The Years of Griffith as written by Robert M. Henderson, and American Album edited by Oliver Jensen et al. Includes war coverage, exile culture, film history, and a lavish American Heritage look with Ballantine paperback edition.
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Jack London
King Hendricks
Irving Shepard
Doubleday
Mexico
Jack Johmson
Jim Jeffries
Kulfurs
Leopold Tyrmand
Free Press
Kultura
Witold Gombrowicz
Andrey Sinyavsky
Yuri Daniel
Insif Brodsky
Mabel Barbee Lee
D. W. Griffith
Robert M. Henderson
Farrar, Straus and Gireusx
Griffith
Biograph Studio
New York
Bio
Oliver Jensen
Joan Paterson Kerr
Murray Belsky
Ballantine Books
America
Fulbright Calls for US Guarantee of Israel Security
Fulbright argues the United States must defend Israel under the UN Charter and preserve its security balance in the Eastern Mediterranean. He proposes a clear American guarantee in exchange for Israeli concessions on borders and Palestinian refugees, noting Israel faces pressure from Soviet-backed Arab subversion.
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Alb
Fulbright
Arkansas
Israel
Spiro Agnew
New York Times
Tme
United States
United Nations
Mediterranean
Moscow
Vietnam
America
Soviet Union
Europe
Asia
Africa
Foreign Relations Committee
Middle East
Capital Hill
Nixon
U.S
Southeast Asia
Jerusalem
Shabil
Ate
Ben Gurion
Illusion of calm masks rising cultural revolt in 1960s era
Washington considers the San Rafael incident and Manson era events as a shift in public morality. The piece links antihero figures like Charles Manson and Angela Davis to televised shock value and radical attacks on law, urging vigilance against a perceived decline in long held ethical standards.
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San Rafael
Nixon
California
Charles Manson
TV 7
Letters to Editor Praise for gardening page and air pollution view
Readers praise Joe Littlefield gardening writings and channel gratitude to carriers. Grace M Fluke of Belmont Heights Garden Club thanks the newspaper and editor for coverage. A supervisor lauds the Air Pollution Control District, noting its aggressive stance against smog and support from the Board of Supervisors.
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Joe Littlefield
al Valeri
Belmont Heights Garden Club
Major Bateson
Long Beach
Grace M
FLUKE
Belmont
Heights Garden Club
Hagis
Supérixe Sors
United States
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Gladys Smith
Mary Pickford
James Reston
Te Wolleieder Independent Press
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Miss Davis
University of California
FHI
Tate
Manson
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