Campus Disorders Bills May Get Special Study
In Sacramento Assembly Republicans discuss a special subcommittee to review punitive campus disorder bills for constitutional compliance. Chairman Frank Murphy notes Education Committee policy must pass constitutional muster as about 65 related bills circulate, with varying partisan views on committee changes and criminal penalties.
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Sacramento
CPI
Assembly
Frank Murphy
Santa Cruz
Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee
Murphy
Victor C. Veysey
R-Brawley
Criminal Procedure Committee
Reagan Knifepoint Claim Denied by College Officials
Sacramento reports State College President Robert Smith denied claims he warned the State College Board that necro students were admitted at knifepoint. Smith, who resigned as president, called the governor misinformed and said he never made such statements. Reagan cited a dean threatened by knife in recounting admissions, but college officials denied any knife threats.
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San Francisco State College
Robert Smith
State College Board of Trustees
Necro
Smith
San Francisco
Reagan
State Junior College Governing Board
San Francisco State
Orange County
California
Siyitchblades
State College
Glenn S. Duntke
Charles Stone
Regents face clash over Marcuse reappointment
Three Republican lawmakers protested UC regents plan to rehire Herbert Marcuse at UC San Diego. James Whetmore and Ed Barnes sent telegrams calling the move absurd and unacceptable, while John Stell promised to attend the Berkeley meeting. Chancellor Willan McGill had granted a one year continuation with potential for longer tenure.
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University of California Regents
Herbert Marcuse
UC San Diego
Richard Bamnes
San Diego
James E. Whetmore
la Habra
Regent’s
DeWitt A. Higgs
Marcuse
John Stell
R-Leucadia
Stell
Regents
Berkeley
Willan McGill
McGill
Revolt to Unseat Burns Flares Up in Senate
Sacramento reports a Republican revolt to unseat Senate Leader Hugh M. Burns renewed with a closed strategy caucus. GOP leaders show no decision on a challenger as discussions focus on electing a pro tem leader after a rules change lowering the vote threshold. Democrats and Republicans debate paths to change with figures like Howard Way and George Moscone weighing options amid intra party fault lines.
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Sacramento
UPS
Hugh M. Burns
GOP
Donald L. Grunsky
Burns
D-Fresno
Grunsky
Watsonville
Pro
Way
McCarthy
Sis
Moscone
Bay Area RTD Work Gets Sales Tax Go Ahead
A Senate committee backed a one half cent local sales tax to revive the stalled Bay Area Rapid Transit project. Gov Reagan supports the plan to cover a 147 million dollar deficit as costs mount and construction stalls continue across San Francisco Alameda and Contra Costa counties. The bill by Sen Lewis Sherman would tax 2.4 million residents for about four years.
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Senate
San Francisco Bay Area
Ronald Reagan
Lewis
Sherman
R-Berkeley
San Francisco
Alameda
Contra Costa
Assembly Faces Yearlong Regulatory Extensions in State Senate
A garbled Sacramento summary notes Senate approval of extended regulatory measures and committee stays, with references to cash for a governor’s list, a master development plan for San Francisco, and a state college district restructuring. It lists various introduced bills on youth sales, bank debentures, mackerel, sardines, and school masking rules, highlighting key sponsors Collier and Grondhy and a broad push for governance changes.
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Grondhy
Crowes
Francisca Say
Petrig
GaFland
Sne State College
Sacramento
SBHS
ANSE
Youths Trust
Brigos
Awings
Frawal Meflasoe Association
Absti—S Riuebhy
Aganta Ceur
Burglary Charge Against Parolee Linked to Office Break
In Seattle Washington Herman Samuel Martin 27 was charged with second degree burglary after a Wednesday break at the state probation and parole office. Two radios were taken authorities said he claimed he sought his parole officer. In Los Angeles former Vice President Hubert H Humphrey plans a California visit including a UCLA speech next Tuesday.
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Wash
Herman Samuel Martin
State Probation and Parole Office
Laken
Martin
Los Angeles
Hubert H. Humphrey
California
Ucla
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George Miller Jr
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John F. McCarthy
Sin Rafael
Agriculture Committee
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S.F
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