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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1967
Page
3
Educators and students resist Reagan era plans to raise tuition at state colleges. State officials warn of budget cuts, with key figures like Dr Tyndall and Glen Dumke cautioning over finances. Students fear forced dropouts while some supporters push for fiscal discipline and self-reliance amid the broader education funding debate.
A bus convoy in Cavite near Sangley Naval Base collapsed into a ravine during an Epiphany pilgrimage. Witnesses described brakes failing on the eighth and ninth buses causing a sequence of crashes that left many dead or injured. Rescue teams rushed to the scene while survivors recounted fall from the vehicles and the chaotic scramble along the hillside road.
Regent member Mrs. Inorathy Chandler voiced shock at Gov. Ronald Reagan's proposal to charge tuition at California state colleges and the University of California. She criticized the lack of advance briefing or meetings with the Regents before the plan, noting expected budget cuts for higher education.
Lonidier told reporters he is prepared to go to prison to protest the United States role in Vietnam. He said he could serve his country in the Peace Corps but will refuse induction due to his conscience. He is scheduled for induction next Tuesday.
Miramar Naval Air Station chief petty officer William Klein received a record 10,945 for reenlisting for six more years. He got 4,278.49 at swearing in, with the rest paid in five annual installments under the armed forces variable reenlistment program. The previous high was 8,172 paid to Rusell West last July 6.
The Georgia Supreme Court ruled 5-2 that the Legislature may elect the governor when no candidate wins a majority in the general election. The decision clears the way for a 258 member body to choose between Maddox and Callaway next week, with the session set to convene Monday. Justices Almand, Nichols, Mobley, Benning, Grice, and ThramKk Undercoller joined the majority. Chief Justice Duckworth and Justice Cook dissented.
Boston report says Sam Sheppard may resume practice in California as a licensed physician after visiting Los Angeles where he once resided in medicine. Attorney Lee Bailey notes Sheppard plans to apply for a California medical license while a border area firefight in Israel draws international concern during a renewed trial context.
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