Protests at campus as teachers face suspension
1,000 protesters and 100 sit ins swirl around a campus dispute over Robertson and Steele. Police arrested Danid, Jones and Shahi an for refusing to leave a public building while Roth faced charges of distubing the peace. Officers from campus and Tang Beach watched as events unfolded in the Administration Building amid a tense hourlong debate.
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Steele
George Korber
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Trobertson
John Sperling
California
AFT
Dale Bush
Association of California State College
Shainline
C. Lee Chan
Brown and Yorty eyeing race for governor
Brown and Mayor Yorty consider gubernatorial bids as Democrats gear up for the nomination. Brown hints at strong donor support but says fundraising may be limited by name recognition. Yorty aims to defeat Unruh in the primary after surveying voters, while Unruh confirms his candidacy. Hayakawa exits Senate and state superintendent race to remain at San Francisco State university, citing academic freedom. Younger announces candidacy for U.S. Senate from California, pledging focus on crime, campus violence, and state aid to law enforcement.
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Younger
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San Diego
Newport Beach
San Franelsco
Oakland
Thomas C. Lynch
Mother Says Mate Beat Son to Death
In Los Angeles a woman Betty Lansdown Fouquet 26 testifies before a grand jury that her common law husband Ronald Fouquet 31 killed their son Jeffrey Fouquet 5 years old years ago. She says the boy called Fouquet daddy and that he was beaten because he was another man’s child. Jeffrey’s body was found last October near Sangus. authorities say the child’s death followed a trip to the desert where he was disposed of in a suitcase.
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Betty Lansdown Fouquet
Ronald Fouquet
Jeffrey Fouquet
Bayi Little
Jody
Fouquet
Jeffrey
Wangiels
Bakersfield
Hey
Sangus
Surrender Signed by Biafra Chief
Lagos Nigeria The Biafran leader Maj Gen Philip Effiong signed an unconditional surrender uniting Nigeria ending Biafras 32 month secession. Gen Yakubu Gowon welcomed the move while Odumegwu Ojukwu fled and urged neutral aid as famine and exhaustion marked the war. Nigeria said it seeks immediate relief through friendly governments.
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Nigeria
Biafra
Philip Effiong
Yakubu Gowon
Effiong
C. Odumegwu Ojukwu
Geneva
Ojukwu
Qjukwa
Deferment Changes Considered by National Security Council
National Security Council weighs reducing deferments with Senate Armed Services to act next month. Officials expect executive orders for some changes, while college deferments are halted and existing occupational and parental deferments may remain. No new job or family deferments likely. hardship remains possible. Teaching police and fire deferments have been common, with former servicemen filling community needs.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Welfare Fraud Report Sparks Debate in California
A state report details welfare fraud investigations and 90 recommendations aimed at simplifying welfare rules so recipients can understand them and county penalties. The Social Workers Union opposed the study’s loosely defined fraud standard saying it could smear an entire program and class of people. Assemblyman Gordon Dufty and Gov. Ronald Reagan condemned cheating if food for children could not be obtained otherwise. The five attorney panel led by Spencer Williams and aided by Ernst and Ernst defined fraud. the union challenges that definition as too broad.
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California
Human Relations Agency
Dept. Dist
Richard N. Parslow Je
Orange County
Keith C. Sorenson
San Mateo County
John M. Price
Sacramento County
Riverside County
Ray T. Sullivan Sr
Rudolf H. Michaels
Department of Social Welfare
Williams
Ernst and Ernst
Court-Martials Convict 17 in Anti-Regime Trial
In Athens Greece a series of special court martials convicted 17 persons for anti-regime activities with seven found guilty in absentia. Sentences ranged from 45 days to five years. Among the absentees was Anthony Ambatielos a Greek seamen union organizer and leftist who fled to Britain after the army seized power in April 1987.
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Greece
UPA
Anthony Ambatielos
Senate Chairmen Appointed in California Legislature Shuffle
SACRAMENTO Senate President pro tem Howard Way announced a reshuffle of 15 Senate committees. Republican Donald Grunsky of Watsonville will head the Finance Committee, as Republicans hold nine chairmanships to Democrats six. James Mills, D-San Diego, leads Transportation. Hugh M. Burns, D Fresno, chairs Agriculture. Randolph Collier, D Yreka, receives no chairmanship. New Water Wildlife and Natural Resources chair Roberto Lagoimarsino, R Santa Barbara County. Five chairs were reappointed: Albert Rodda, education. Clark Bradley, insurance. John Schmitz, local government. Walter Stiern, revenue. Way, Rules.
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Howard Way
Donald Grunsky
Watsonville
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James Mills
San Diego
Senate Transportation Committee
Albert &. Rodda
Clark Bradley
Santa Clara
John G. Schmitz
Tustin
Walter Stiern
Bakersfield
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