No-Tuition Backers In Early Budget Vote
Regents backed no tuition for spring quarter 1968 while debating budget cuts and admissions limits. They approved up to 19 million from internal funds for one year and funded studies on tuition's impact and alternative income. The panel sought a plan for needy students and considered charging tuition if needed, amid political pressure from Reagan and other leaders.
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Wellman
Assembly
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Ih . Legislature
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Caruht
Edward W. Carter
Lipistunie
Elwin W. Pauley
Expansion of Long Beach Airport Service Sought at Parley
Long Beach officials urged the CAB to designate the airport as a co terminal with Los Angeles to ease regional congestion and serve more than 4 million residents. City leaders highlighted Long Beach as a large hub with five runways and full customs and navigation aids. Western Air Lines pressed for nonstop Long Beach Honolulu service and cargo routes from Long Beach or Ontario or Los Angeles, arguing designation would enable further Pacific connections and reduce delays.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Los Angeles
Pacific
Orange County
United States
Angeles International
Robert F. Crow
United Air Lines
City Aeronautics
Nicholas Dallas
Federal Aviation “Agency
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Honolulu
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San Francisco
Hawaii
Dragon Bag Replaces Doogie Bags For Dragon Year
In San Francisco the Empress of China Restaurant marks the Chinese new year by replacing its doogie bag with a dragon bag for takeout leftovers. The promotion runs for one week only.
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San Francisco
Empress of China
Student Aide Says CIA Intimidation Claims RNA This page text is truncated
A senior Republican, Rep William Bates of Massachusetts, praised the CIA for acting. Rivers said the CIA financing of the National Student Association and other groups had been known for years. CIA director Helms met with Rivers and Bates to discuss the disclosure of financial aid to student and youth groups, with lawmakers denying espionage, citing freedom survival. NSA denounced CIA intimidation against leaders, alleging threats to reputations and career prospects.
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R-Mass
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Senate
National Student Association
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House
Armed Services Committee
Richard Helmy
NSA
Free World
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Spy Agency
Philip Werdell
NASA
Werdell
Philip Sherburne
Washington
INDIO
Riverside
Johnson
Pacific Area Rocked by Temblor
A moderate earthquake struck sparsely populated Tonga Island in the South Pacific, about 3,300 miles south of Honolulu. The National Earthquake Information Center logged a 6.5 magnitude reading at 2:10 am PST, with shocks reaching Berkeley at 2:22 am.
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Pi — An
Tonga
South Pacific
National Earthquake Information Center
Honolulu
Environmental Science Services Administration
Berkeley
Calif
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