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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1967

Page

4

Assembly Democrats warn of a rough session over higher education funding

California politics segment notes Assembly Democrats warning Governor Teagan that the session will be rough as they push for more money for higher education. The governor withdrew William Lanaless of Lintorn from the State Board of Education, appointing W Howard Day in his stead. A constitutional amendment proposal outlines a state guarantor of tuition for college students, with other bills addressing education, fines, labor, and public safety across the Senate and Assembly.

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Reagan defends tuition plan amid modest March rally reach

Gov. Ronald Reagan pressed his $280 annual UC system and $150 state college tuition proposal as about 140 demonstrators marched to the Capitol. A larger anti tuition rally earlier drew roughly 7,500 students and faculty, while Democrats in the Assembly signaled opposition and pledged to push for higher education funding.

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Assembly Democrats Stand Against Tuition and Cuts

California Assembly Democrats voted unanimously to oppose tuition hikes and push for a higher education budget of 264 million to admit all qualified students, arguing against using tuition to balance the budget. Republican Robert Monagan warned against early, rigid positions, while Reagan argued for possible trimming and regents’ compromise.

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