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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1969
Page
23
Philadelphia reports Harry Katz, 28, plans a Playboy Club opening in May with 50 to 60 bunnies. He expects 5,000 applications, pays up to 800 weekly for top camera-fit workers and 180 for waitresses. Letters from women include personal notes about marriage and desire to become a bunny.
Donald Oliver, 35, wins a year-long battle after an arbitrator orders SCRTD to reinstate him and pay back pay for the beard ban period. The district drops the beard prohibition, ruling it unreasonable and in violation of the First and Eighth Amendments. Oliver was fired January 28, 198X, after challenging the rule with union support.
SACRAMENTO (UPS) Lawmakers prepare to debate Assemblyman Jess M. Unruh’s plan to abolish the electoral college and require direct national popular vote for president and vice president. A rival measure by Assemblyman William T. Bagley would keep electoral votes but bind them to state popular winner. Also on the agenda are a border-minor narcotics bill and a $2 million emergency college appropriation. The Senate faces a BART funding measure with a 4 cent sales tax increase for the Bay Area.
In San Francisco a spokesman from the California College Republicans argued against merging with the California Young Republicans. Terry Faulkner warned the move could weaken the party and reduce recruitment leadership as CYC membership sits at about 4,000. The CYC had proposed the merger.
Officials of the United Republicans of California urged the UC Board of Regents to oust Chancellor Roger W Heyns citing a disconnect between his words and actions. The split vote resolution praised Alameda County Sheriff Frank Madigan and blamed campus unrest on Heyns administrative missteps.
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