Crackdown on Campuses Shapes 1968 California Policy
California legislators show bipartisan support for disciplining campus protests in the 1968 session. GOP and Democratic lawmakers urge expulsion and penalties for students and faculty involved in demonstrations while debating tuition, open housing, anti smog, and drunken driving laws. Repeal of the gas chamber appears unlikely. anti pornography moves and rapid transit aid also loom.
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Sacramento
Associated Press
California
University of California
Rumford
Reagan
San Francisco Bay
GOP Senators Fight Over Senate Rules Committee Seats
In Sacramento the Senate GOP, split since last year’s leadership clash, prepares for a Sunday caucus to decide Rules Committee membership. Incumbents McCarthy and Schrade face challenges from Grunsky Whetmore Lagoamarsino as the chamber braces for pro tempore and committee chair elections after the 1968 Legislature convenes.
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Jack Schrade
San Diego
Grunsky
James E. Whetmore
Ia Habra
Robert J. Lagoamarsino
Ojai
McCarthy
GOP
Schrade
Milton Marks
Medi-Cal Bill Paid and No More Cuts, Reagan Says
Reagan administration says Medi-Cal deficit paid and current year bills covered with no further cuts. Finance Director Gordon P. Smith notes potential deficit next year without legislative action. Savings and unspent education funds reduced projected costs to $274 million this year, with $336 million available for next year.
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Sacramento
UPI
Gordon P. Smith
Smith
State Supreme Court
Ronald Reagan
Jar. BE. Smith
Spencer Williams
Health and Welfare
Community Savings
Intrest Avy
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Agriculture Board Backs Superagency Type Setup
The State Board of Agriculture endorsed Reagan’s plan to fold agriculture under a four superagency structure. Support from a Brown-appointed majority gave approval despite farmer concerns that farming would lose direct voice in state government amid urban growth.
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Sacramento
State Board of Agriculture
Edmund G. Brown
Reagan
Brown
Lowered standards eyed by UC Berkeley plan
State Sen. Mervyn Dymal ly of Los Angeles said UC Berkeley staff study lowering entrance qualifications for minority groups. He urged university president Charles J. Hitch to back enrolling more students from poor families, noting the regents must approve any change.
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Reagan
Los Angeles
UPD
Mervyn Dymally
University of California
Berkeley
Dymally
Board of Regents
University
Charles J. Hitch
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