Legislative plan urged for EOP college access
Legislative Analyst A Alan Post urged a statewide plan to unify Economic Opportunity Programs for disadvantaged students. He said current EOPs operate independently across the University of California state colleges and community colleges, duplicating efforts and pressuring expansion. Post proposed using community colleges as entry points before moving academically ineligible students to four year campuses with support from nearby state colleges and universities.
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Post
Two Top UCLA Black Administrators Resign
Two of UCLA's top black administrators resign effective immediately. Robert Singleton, acting director of the Afro American Studies Center, quits to pursue a economics doctorate, citing lack of clout with senior UCLA leaders. Mary Jane Mewitt, director of special education programs, also resigns amid intense pressure from black and admin factions.
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Afro-American Studies Center
Robert Singleton
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Dangerous radioactive projector stolen from truck near Mettler
A gamma ray projector containing a highly dangerous capsule was stolen from a PMI Construction Co. pickup in Kern County near Mettler. The device, painted yellow and marked dangerous, is about 13 by 12 by 5 inches and can be fatal after more than 10 minutes exposure. Call (805) 327-3892 with tips. Also, Paul O Dwyer announces a 1970 Democratic run against Senator Goodell after losing to Javits in 1968.
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Sheriff Office
Dole Recipient Fares Better On Health Insurance
In Sacramento the Senate Business and Professions Committee heard that government programs for the poor create a social paradox with better care for the indigent than the average worker. Senator Alfred Song urged clearer policy literature and noted insurers often do not cover routine surgeries fully. He cited high costs in Los Angeles and San Francisco, and gaps in Medicare, Medi Cal, and various private plans. Representatives from Blue Shield, Kaiser, and other insurers defended coverage levels while calling for more medical personnel to curb costs.
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Five Orange Countians Hurt in Light Plane Crash
Five Orange County residents were injured when a single engine plane crashed during takeoff from Long Valley air strip. Pilot Dr Harris Doné of Anaheim and his wife were airlifted to a hospital in Yucca Valley for treatment.
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Harris Doné
Anaheim
Yuller
Fatal fire claim by blanket burns in Los Angeles
Patrick A. McCormick, 53, Los Angeles, died after his bed caught fire likely from a cigarette or an electric blanket short. His body was found on the floor near the bed. An invalid with severe back injuries was treated. Several others injured, Ken and Cathy Virgin of Tustin and Steven Flint of Garden Grove, hospitalized at Bridgeport. A Beechcraft Bonanza crashed near power lines on U. S. 395 and into a field. cause not yet known.
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Los Angeles
Ken
Cathy Virgin
Tustin
Steven Flint
Garden Grove
Bridgeport
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