Mother of Sirhan Sirhan Describes Son as Animal in a Cage
In a KSFO interview Mary Sirhan discussed isolation at San Quentin where Sirhan has been kept apart since May 1969. She said he appears thin and cut off from life, and that she visits weekly to speak at a small table in a visiting room. She noted Americans have shown him kindness and believes most would oppose harm if they understood the case. His death sentence is under California Supreme Court review.
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Bill targets college tenure with four year contract plan
In Sacramento Republican Sen. Clark Bradley proposed replacing college tenure with a four year renewable contract. He argued growing public interest supports the bill, though a similar measure failed in committee last year. Education Committee chairman Albert Rodda noted constitutional issues with ending tenure, which Reagan had called a haven for the incompetent.
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California overpayments reach 51 million in public aid
Statewide overpayments in the aid to families with dependent children program reach about 24 million and 17 million in adult aid, totaling 51 million annually. Audits show two counties drive the children’s figure, nine counties the adult aid, with wide eligibility issues cited by Welfare Director Robert B. Carleson and a plan for immediate corrective steps.
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Legislature Initiates Broad California Bills in 1973 Session
The assembly introduces bills on college governance and tuition aid, replacing tenure with renewable four year contracts for state college instructors, hiring three business executives as college presidents, and extending tax relief for private school tuition. Other measures target parks funding, tobacco sales, drivers licenses, political campaign disclosures, and pollution controls. A report names El Dorado and other counties in aid overpayment sampling.
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Mexico Ends Quick Divorce Nationwide
The Senate approved a bill sent by President Luis M. Echeverria ending quickie divorces in Mexico. Effective 10 days after public notice, the law requires a six month residency certified by the Interior Ministry before a divorce filing. Border cities have long served as havens for cross border couples.
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Democrats plan statewide hearings over Reagan budget
Democrats say they will tour the state to attack Gov. Reagan's budget. Assembly leaders will hold hearings in Orange County to examine the impact on local property taxes from proposed cuts in welfare and Medi Cal. Post's critique warns of a large property tax rise to cover reduced state aid and program reshaping.
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