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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1969

Page

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Notable Snowstorm Headlines and Public Figures In Spotlight

In a bout of harsh winter weather in New York City patrolman Michael Rafferty received praise for aiding a woman through high water on Fast fend Street. Across the nation, figures from politics to entertainment face coverage from Nixon letters to Elvis Presley Vegas talks and a legal escape in Chicago.

New York City Michael Rafferty Fast Fend Street South Canlini Chicago Washington, D.C Richard Nixon

Trustees Clash Over Negotiations At State College

State College trustees say they will negotiate with striking professors, though they oppose formal talks while the strike lasts. A new faculty discipline procedure was approved, to be handled at the campus level, as part of a broader strike settlement plan.

San Francisco State Los Angeles Trustees San Francisco Reagan Hayakawa American Federation of Teachers Wou Third World Liberation Front Teachers Union Collegein Sacramento Joseph Atioto Alinta Wedfeld Assembly Jess Unruh Unyuh

Plan to reorganize state higher education with regional boards

A proposed Super-University plan would abolish the state college board and most ex-officio members, creating a 24-member governor-appointed board plus the university president as ex-officio. Regions would have administrative and court noting boards. Admissions would broaden targets, with universities accepting top 20 percent and colleges top 40 percent of high school graduates. Minority access would rise via a 1.25 billion program for grants and work study. The plan criticizes the current master plan as failing and promotes stronger counseling and transportation to support underrepresented students.

State College Board of Trustees Board of Governors The Community Colleges Regents Assembly Sttdy

Quake Design Study Proposed in Washington

A study on structural design and location to minimize quake damage was called for Wednesday in disarray by Rev. Don Mh Chasen. The report outlined methods to reduce damage and improve safety, addressing retrofitting and construction practices amid ongoing seismic concerns.

Washington UPS Don Mh Chasen

Super University of California plan attacked in Sacramento

UPT report on a proposed single University of California faced sharp criticism from committee member Sen. Joh G. Schraitz Regustin who was the sole dissenter among 10 Wipartism members. Other committee members avoided taking a clear stance on the report’s recommendations.

Sacramento UPT Lecislahire Committee On Higher Education University of California Joh G. Schraitz Regustin Orange County

Hockeytown rink roof collapse kills player in snowstorm

In Hockeytown USA a rink roof collapsed under four feet of snow just before a schoolboy hockey game. One goalie died on arrival and six players were injured as about 50 people were inside the arena. Referee Carl Langlais described a cracking sound and rapid collapse.

Blrlin Hockeytown USA Nonnan Boucher Carl Langlais Langlais

New England Digs Out After Major Snowstorm

Massachusetts towns faced blackout outages and three foot drifts as a coastal storm paralyzed the region. Rep Morse urged Melvin Laird to deploy federal manpower and equipment to clear remaining snow in hard hit communities including Ipswich and Gloucester. Boston logged 25 inches with over a month’s total surpassing prior records, amid emergency declarations and widespread travel disruption.

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