Valley State unrest plan foiled by police action
More than 1,000 militants planned to swarm Valley State College in the San Fernando Valley last week to confront police and burn buildings but over 100 helmeted officers quelled the plan. Police arrested 286 during a noontime rally, with total arrests reaching 300 after 14 more were taken on Wednesday.
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UPT
San Fernando Valley State College
Richard A. Hill
College Alarsi Association
Pacoima
Delmar T. Oviatt
Oviatt
Valley State
Black Student Union
Richard Hecht
Valley State College
Smut Bill Introduced in California Legislature
Assemblyman Jack R. Fenton proposed a bill in Sacramento to ban selling or displaying pornography to anyone under 18 and to prohibit delivering or giving underage persons advertisements for pornographic material. The measure targets movies and exhibits deemed harmful.
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UPS
Jack R. Fenton
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California Among 7 Regions Prone to Quakes in Nation
Washington reports a revised Commerce map naming seven U S regions with high quake risk. California and the Boston area are highlighted among zones likely to sustain major damage. The study covers 28 000 quakes over 450 years and notes significant events in Charleston New Madrid and the St Lawrence region.
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Heston
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Managan Overhauls Assembly Committees in City Reform
Newly elected Assembly Speaker Robert T. Managan outlines a 21 member committee structure down from 25, consolidating six panels and creating a new Urban Affairs and Housing committee. He taps Frank Lanterman to head Ways and Means and names W. Craig Biddle as Republican floor leader, while limiting members to three committees and chairs to two.
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Assembly
Robert T. Managan
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la Canada
Frank Lanterman
Lower House
Governor McKenzie named to Regents and education bills
The article lists governor McKenzie and various state figures including J. Seve Williams Jr and Robert Reynalds among nominees for the UC Board of Regents. It summarizes Senate and Assembly actions including education, social services, and crime bills, with numerous named lawmakers and topics such as school aid, handicapped minors, and civil measures.
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Ecuittcane
Schmitz
Butler
Fred
Sonus State Hospital
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Dyeta
Assembly
FINCH
Robert He Fiath
Faith, Education and Welfare
CRI
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Berkeley to grant credit for Cleaver lecture course
Psychology professor Edward E. Sampson will award five units of independent study credit to students who attend his section of the course Social Analysis 139X and complete the required term paper. The course, once limited by the Regents to one Cleaver lecture, was to discuss racism in America and was offered for credit before organizers dropped university credit. Cleaver, linked to the Black Panthers, remains sought by the FBI on parole violation charges after missing a hearing.
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Hike in Aid to State's Aged Sought
Sacramento Republicans back a bill by Assemblyman Carl A. Britschgi to increase elderly California welfare by 57,500 a month via 1967 cost of living adjustments. The measure mirrors a vetoed proposal, once blocked by a four vote margin and tied to social security boosts.
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Sacramento
California
Reagan appoints Reynolds and Watkins to UC Board of Regents
Gov. Reagan selects Robert O. Reynolds, president of the California Angels, and Dean A. Watkins of Palo Alto as new regents. Reynolds, also LA Rams vice president, fills Mosher’s seat, while Watkins fills Haldeman’s unexpired term. Both are Republicans with Stanford ties. terms run 1972 and 1984 respectively.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
Robert O. Reynolds
California Angels Baseball Club
Palo Alto
Dean A. Watkins
University of California Board of Regents
Ite
Reynolds
Los Angeles
Reagan
W. Glenn Campbell
Los Altos Hills
William French Smith
Watkins
Teague introduces bills to curb oil pollution near coasts
Rep. Charles M Teague proposed two measures to stop oil pollution along coastal areas. One would grant permanent status to a buffer zone near a Santa Barbara oil sanctuary, the other would create a revolving fund to remove oil from beaches and property after accidents, with ship owners bearing the main financial responsibility.
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Washington
UPD
Charles M. Teague
Calif
Teague
Santa Barbara
Bill Would Aid Faculty Expansion in State Colleges
A $575,000 emergency appropriation for state colleges to cover over enrollment was proposed by Pete Wilson. The funds, requested by the board of trustees, would hire additional faculty for the February spring term. Gov. Reagan has expressed support, as 4,000 more students enrolled than projected after the fall term. The package would be boosted by $638,000 in student fees and would take effect once the legislature passes the bill and the governor signs.
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Sacramento
UPS
Pete Wilson
San Diego
Wilson
Board of Trustees
Ronald Reagan
Ex Assemblyman Dies in Ventura Hospital
Former State Assemblyman Rex M. Cunningham of Ventura died Sunday night in a Ventura hospital. Cunningham, a Democrat, served in the assembly and was active in local politics. The obituary notes his public service and ties to the community.
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Rex M. Cunningham
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