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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1969
Page
4
Sacramento Republicans backed a 975000 college aid bill to fund California state colleges for spring enrollment but Democrats opposed, citing policy limits. The measure failed to reach 41 votes, sending the bill to a Senate Assembly conference for compromise as Reagan supported the original appropriation.
The defense rested Thursday in the slay case of three men accused of fatally shooting Willie Edward Keeten outside his Long Beach residence. The jury is to hear final arguments after prosecution rebuttal testimony and closing statements, with defendants Roper Clayton Powell 21 Marine Cpl Larry McMillen 21 and Daniel A Lord 24 facing trial. Powell’s alleged drug influence was challenged by psychiatrists as a defense claim, while officers testified Powell appeared normal the day before the shooting. In a separate report, Curtis H Bartlett 1505 E 10th St apt 1 reported thieves entered via an unlocked kitchen window and stole a US semi automatic pistol valued at 80 Spanish bayonet 40 and 20 in cash.
Former Governor Edmund G. Brown returns to Sacramento praising Ronald Reagan's campus violence stance and popularity. He signals a possible 1970 comeback while naming Jesse Unruh Alioto and John Tunney as Democratic options, and criticizes punitive campus crime bills as unnecessary.
Gov. Ed Reinecke said Reagan did not change his position and praised new faculty discipline rules as separate from the six week San Francisco State teachers strike settlement. Reagan named Weissich and Bivans to replace Heilbron and Spencer on the trustees. The board voted 13-0 to reaffirm no negotiations with strikers.
In San Francisco teachers at San Francisco State College after five hours of talks said no decision was reached on returning to work. A further meeting is planned Sunday to decide their stance while police remain on campus amid ongoing student strikes.
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