Hayakawa Leaves Questions Unanswered in SF State Strike
SF State acting president S Hayakawa clarifies status of 208 ousted staff and students after a January strike. Strikers may be rehired or legally challenged under Education Code provisions, with Monday deadline to declare intent. The college contends negotiations, not evasion of law, guide actions amid ongoing labor dispute over pay, conditions, union recognition, and ethnic studies demands.
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Three BSA Members Plead Guilty in College Vandalism
Three Black Students Union youths pled guilty to misdemeanor trespassing and disturbing the peace after vandalizing the California State College at Los Angeles admissions office last summer. Indicted on felony conspiracy charges, Henry Stidwell Parks Winfred F Tennison and David Jones face sentencing in Superior Court. The act followed BSA demands over black student admissions control.
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Mayor Alioto Says Mass Firings Won't End Campus Strife
San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto told a UCLA student assembly that wholesale firing will not solve faculty unrest. He urged mediation procedures and agreements with teachers similar to labor disputes, noting talk of firing about 300 teachers at San Francisco State College is misguided.
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Commissioner Volk to Head Los Angeles Firm
Governor Reagan announced the resignation of Robert H. Volk as state commissioner of corporations after nine years on the job. Volk, 36, plans to lead a Los Angeles based firm, with Union Bancorp mentioned as a likely destination.
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Safety conference contrasts work deaths with Vietnam losses
Jerome W. Hull of Pacific Telephone told Gov. Reagan's Industrial Safety Conference that 14,200 Americans died in industrial accidents in 1967 while 14,600 died in the war. He warned 73 attendees would not be present next year and urged development of new safety practices, saying money cannot solve the problem.
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