Funds Set for Area Colleges in 1970-71 Budget
Sacramento reports area higher education will receive 79.2 million dollars in Governor Reagan’s 1970-71 plan. Long Beach State leads with 26.7 million for operating costs and 1.2 million for construction, UC Irvine 25.2 million with 1.8 million capital outlay, Cal Fullerton 15.5 million plus 3.4 million, and Dominguez Hills four million with no new construction. enrollments rise across campuses, with San Diego State and Long Beach near top in full-time students. total state college enrollment projected at 262,935 with 328.7 million budget after raises.
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Long Beach
Ronald Reagan
California State College At
University of California
Tryine
Cal Fullerton State College
Dominguey Hills College
Fullerton
Ivine
Dominguez Hills
Long Beach State
State College System
San Diego State
Chancellor Urges Orderly Protests at UCSB
Acting Chancellor Russell Buchanan urged students to maintain order amid protests over the dismissal of anthropology professor William L. Allen. Police left campus as 250 officers stood by. The Academic Senate reaffirmed confidentiality in faculty dismissals and called for a faculty study group to review handling of such matters at other institutions. Allen cited political beliefs and alleged teaching issues as reasons for his firing, and said he was targeted for challenging departmental plans.
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Goleta
UPI
Russell Buchanan
University of California At Santa Barbara
William L. Allen
Allen
Academic Senate
Wote
Senate
U.S
Ayles
Hostage Tot Gains After Gas Barrage
In San Diego a 4 month old boy, Billy Predecick, is improving after tear gas exposure used during a hostage incident that left police at the Paradise Hills scene. The child’s lungs recovered. doctors described fear gas effects on the eyes and mucous in the lungs as not seriously damaging. A police shooting had killed John Blake and his wife Lindt, with the uncle holding the boy to deter surrender. A Tokyo quake and northern Japan tremors followed in Japan.
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San Diego
Billy Predecick
Paradise Hills
John Blake
University Hosital
Tittle City
Dumke Calls Reagan Budget Short on Pollution Programs
Los Angeles based report quotes Dumke asserting Governor Reagan's 1970-71 plan shows a 9 percent rise yet misses several board approved items. He urges salary and fringe-benefit funds to compete with colleges and universities and warns of severe space limits without bond-backed capital.
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Los Angeles
UPL
Glen $. Danke
Culture State Colleges
Ronald Reagan
Dumke
Board of
California State Colleges
Dumker
Yleges
University
Water Project funding cut proposed in Sacramento
Gov Howald Reagan proposed a 40 million dollar reduction Tuesday in spending on the State Water Project. For 1970 71 Jalal's budget for water resources totals 396.5 million, with 8.2 million for continuing programs and 6.1 million for planning and research.
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Sacramento
Howald Reagan
Jalal
Reagan backs school lunch bill to feed needy children
Sacramento report says a $6 million bill approved by the Assembly Health and Welfare Committee would provide free and low cost lunches for poor children. The federal government is expected to add $18 million, totaling $24 million to feed thousands, with most beneficiaries from aid to families with dependent children. The measure would take effect after Governor Reagan signs it and moves to the Ways and Means Committee.
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Ronald Reagan
Assembly Health and Welfare Committee
Gordon W. Daly
Reagan
Assembly Ways and Means Committee
Unruh Responds to Reagan Tax Plan in California
In Sacramento Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Jesse Unruh criticized but did not fully oppose Governor Reagan’s 1 billion tax reform plan and its income tax withholding shift. He praised the payroll deduction changes but withheld full judgment until bill form while opposing higher sales taxes for property tax relief. Republican leaders welcomed the plan, with Speaker Monagan and Senate leader Way optimistic about early passage, as Unruh warned the school tax equalization could add property tax layers.
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Assembly
Robert J. Monagan
Tracy
Reagan
Monagan
Senate
Howard Way
H Lseter
California
Mona
Ile
Way
Sacramento
Democratic Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Unruh
Robert T. Monagan
Exeter
Inglewood
Monagan Way
New Try to Get Carswell Nomination Before Senate
The Senate Judiciary Committee pressed a new bid to move Judge G Harrold Carswell’s Supreme Court nomination to the floor where confirmation seemed likely. Chairman Eastland and GOP counterpart Hruska sought a compromise as a direct election amendment stalled action and a parliamentary deadlock lingered.
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Senate
Aiken
Florida
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Eastland
N-Miss
Roman Hruska
R-Neb
GOP
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
Strom Thurmond
R-50
Vatican says 315 California nuns leave to form secular group
Vatican officials said the move by 315 nuns of the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary to leave and form a secular community was inevitable. The head of the order announced in Los Angeles that they would seek dispensation from Archbishop Manning, an unusual step to ease the process. The clash began in 1967 over new norms permitting departure from teaching duties and abandoning the habit, conflicting with church rules on common life and end aims.
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Vatican
California
Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Los Angeles
Timothy Manning
Manning
Soviet troops ordered to boost border readiness with China
Tass reported Soviet forces along the 1300 mile Chinese border were ordered to heighten combat preparedness. A Alma Ata dispatch said a Central Asian Military District Communist Party conference resolved to improve unit readiness and party political work.
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China
Tass
Alma Ata
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Communist Party
Ue Central Asian
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