Bills Would Protect Campus Police and Tear Gas Rules
California lawmakers proposed bills to boost campus police status and expand tear gas use by law enforcement. Senate Republican Grunsky urged elevating campus officers to sworn status and allowing campus expulsions for disruptive individuals. Assembly Leader Biddle backed training requirements and broader authorizations for tear gas devices under state oversight.
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Moretti accuses GOP of buying Assembly control in 80 races
Sacramento reporter coverage shows Assemblyman Bob Moretti charging Republicans outspent Democrats in the 80 race campaigns. He cites secretary of state figures: 11 Republicans and 3 Democrats spent over 40 thousand, with Republicans leading overall spending by about 1.57 million to 2.1 million for Democrats.
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Windsor Professor Won’t Negotiate Studen ts Stage Sit In at Theology Dept
The University of Windsor president refuses to negotiate with the dissident group demanding reinstatement of a dismissed professor. About 55 students have held a sit in for three days, forcing the theology department to suspend normal operations while official representatives seek talks with selected student leaders.
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68 DOUBLE TAX REBATE BILL PROPOSED SACRAMENTO
Sen. George Moscone proposes a 20 percent income tax rebate for about four million taxpayers in 1970 in response to Gov. Reagan seeking a 40 percent cut. The plan caps rebates at 873 for single filers, 873 for separate returns, and 150 for head of household or joint filers, with a $100 rebate for a $500 income. Moscone accuses Reagan of political maneuvering and favoring an election year handout over tax relief.
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Poole Seen Out as Williams Hinted for U S Attorney
Sacramento reports Spencer Williams, a Reagan administration official, may become U.S. attorney for Northern California to replace Cecil Poole. Poole, later in the federal post, was under consideration for a judgeship. the change faces race-related political sensitivities amid Nixon era appointments.
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State to insure private hospital loans with $150 million fund
Sen Stephen P Teale proposes a 150 million revolving fund to insure private hospital construction loans replacing federal Hospital Grant participation. Administered by the state Public Health Department with eligibility set by the California Hospital Advisory Council amid general election approvals.
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