Abernathy calls for emergency aid to curb hunger unrest
At a White House hunger conference in Washington, Reverend Ralph Abernathy urged the Nixon administration to declare hunger an emergency and fund programs to end malnutrition. He backed a $5,500 yearly guaranteed income for a family of four, while others warned against overpromising. A small protest fast highlighted meal-ticket inequalities amid debates over future aid.
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Voting age debate eyes college funding impact
The Assembly committee heard testimony on lowering the voting age to 18 or 16 and its effect on California state colleges. Dr. Alvin Marks warned that letting out of state students declare residency would cut tuition revenue, potentially costing $2.16 million annually. A Foothill College student filed a 14th Amendment suit seeking 18 as the voting age, arguing equal protection rights.
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Dills Advocates Tough Law and Order Message
California state senator Ralph C. Dills praised a hardline law and order stance before about 200 at the Maritime Industries lunch aboard the U S Princess Louise. He cited campus disruption as a battleground and urged stronger penalties, with broad support for banning open burning and increasing police pay.
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UC Planner Opposes Late Classes Across UC
San Francisco UPI reports University of California planning vice president Fred Balderston opposes scheduling classes late in the day or on Saturdays to free space. He argues evening and weekend sessions would disrupt part time work and reduce time for athletics student government and other campus activities typically held in late afternoons and Saturdays.
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San Francisco sociologist Hare pleads innocent in gun case
Nathan Hare, a criminology sociologist at San Francisco State College, pleads innocent to gun possession charges. He says threats on his life justify the unlicensed pistol found in his car. Jury selection begins next week after Hare missed a court appearance and was briefly jailed.
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