Freeway debates shape California's future choices
Sacramento views split on the 12500mile freeway system as a monumental achievement and a dangerous monster. Conservationist William Bronson condemns strip development while supporters push for freedom to travel. Experts warn of land use impact and the need for a statewide transit policy amid rising smog concerns and costly interstate plans. Assemblyman Roberts to push anti strikebreaker legislation.
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California
William Bronson
State Chamber of Commerce
Council On Recreation and Natural Beauty
Claims Solons Skirt Issue San Diego
Joseph Beazin president of the International Society of Girl Watchers offers to testify before the Legislature on watching women after a ban on miniskirts worn by legislative employees. Assemblymen Chapple and Burton clashed over the ban, while Reagin promotes professional “girl watching” techniques and offers to demonstrate before lawmakers.
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UPI
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International Society of Girl Watchers
Eugene Chapple
R-Coal
Parel
John Burton
D-San Francisco
Reagin
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UC Regent Criticizes AFT Strike and Boycott Funding
UKIAH United Farm Bureau leader and UC regent Allen Grant says public employees who strike quit their jobs and accuses grape boycotters of pressuring workers to join unwanted unions. He cites Office of Economic Opportunity funds aiding the boycott and calls for campus demobilization of agitators. Regents to meet at Berkeley to review the situation as SF State faculty strike enters its seventh day with Acting President Hayakawa weighing actions.
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San Francisco State College
Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee
California
Central Valley
Wth
University of
Berkeley
Granit
Grant
Reasonable Bail Sought for Huey P Newton in Manslaughter Case
Huey P Newton's lawyers ask California Supreme Court to grant bail during appeal after Alameda County judge denied bail following his voluntary manslaughter conviction in the shooting death of Oakland police officer John Frey. They argue bias due to race and Panther leadership, insisting bail serves to ensure court appearances.
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UPI
Huey P. Newton
California Supreme Court
Newton
Las Padres State
Oakland
John Frey
Alameda County
Monroe Friedman
Charles K. Garry
Fay Stender
Supreme Court
Ting
Friedman
Black Panther Party
Plan to Buy Campus Land in California
Andrew R. Lolli of the state general services department declined to name the bidder, but an investor reportedly offered to buy all nine UC campuses and 19 state college campuses, then lease them back to the state. He called the money aspect rosy but said details are exploratory with no figures.
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Gouge
Sacramento
University of California
State College
Andrew R. Lolli
State General Services Department
Appar
Loli
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