Strikes threaten to shut San Francisco State campus
San Francisco State College faces renewed threats as strikers led by the Black Student Union and Third World Liberation Front announce a mass mobilization to shut the campus. Leaders vow the strike will continue, pressing 15 nonnegotiable demands on minority studies and enrollment policies amid halted classes and dwindling attendance.
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UPI
Lash Streek
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San Francisco State College
Black Student Union
Third World Liberation Front
Atgass
Hart Dillon
Leroy Goodwin
BSU
Cnafer
American Federation of Teachers
High School Scene of Race Violence
In San Francisco four youths were arrested after a disturbance Monday when police were called to quell unrest at a high school scene.
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San Francisco
UPS
Divorce reform sparks church objections in Sacramento
California debate on mandatory interviews for divorce seekers includes religious objections. Critics warn compulsory counseling could amount to psychiatric counseling and clash with religious beliefs. At Mission High School violence erupts as clashes between Nepros and Spanish speaking students spill from cafeteria to nearby park. Police report Molotov incidents, arrests, and a raid response as tensions rise amid student rivalries.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate Judiciary Committee
Robert Waller
Christian Science Publication Committee
Walker
Mission High School
Nepros
Central
Harry Kryizer
Assembly Fires Up Broad California Policy Moves
A pasted Sacramento summary lists proposed bills and debates from the Assembly including truancy enforcement, firearms enforcement, state primary changes, leaves of absence for narcotics officers, and funds for construction and railways. The document cites lawmakers such as Wale Vesey and MacDonaldy and references counties like Los Angeles and Beverly. It notes agency requirements for transit communications and joint actions with local governments.
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Governor Reagan surveys California flood damage in May
Governor Reagan and top officials prepared to fly over flood areas as California faces the worst floods in 31 years. Death toll tops 90 with thousands homeless and about 60 million dollars in damage. Reagan declared an emergency across nine counties and considered nine more for disaster status while planning stops in Fresno Santa Barbara and Burbank.
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Reagan
California
Fresno
Santa Barbara
Burbank
False Teeth Offer More Security and Comfort
An ad style notice promises faster teeth security with FASTESTH and FASTEETIL for dentures. It claims easier eating, no metallic taste, and health benefits, urging regular dentist visits and availability at drug counters.
Rafferty Seeks More State Funds for Local Schools
Mas Rafferty proposed a plan to split school funding 50 50 with the state, calling for $350 million more for next year and $100 million annual increases to reach parity. He cited Reagan support for earmarked funds but cautioned the full amount may not be adopted, while Sen Teale urged a $153 million rise and a statewide school property tax.
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UPS
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Reagan
Stephen P. Teale
D-Railroad
Teale
Meningitis Case at Marine Depot San Diego
In San Diego Pvt. Raymond Smith 18 recruit at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot was listed in serious condition with meningococcal meningitis at the Navy Hospital Monday. Smith son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Smith Oglesby Illinois was admitted Saturday and his platoon placed on four day quarantine after diagnosis. He is the fourth depot recruit to contract the disease this era.
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San Diego
UPS
Raymond Smith
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Navy Hospital
Smith
Oglesby
Wife shot after card game spat in San Francisco
Police say a whist game quarrel at a friend's house led to Marianne Keel, 34, being found dead at home with two bullet wounds to the head. Her husband Elverna Keel, 41, a furniture mover, was booked on suspicion of murder.
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San Francisco
Marianne Keel
Elverna Keel
Shaw, Kennedy Photographer, Dies at 47
Mark Shaw, who served as White House photographer for President Kennedy, died of a heart attack in his East Side apartment. He was 47. Shaw captured candid images of the president and, after Kennedy's death, published The Jain Kennedys A Family Album.
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New York
Mark Shaw
White House
Kennedy
East Side
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Jain Kennedys
Assembly Committees Show Republican Tinge in California
Sacramento sources report Speaker Monagan announced 21 standing committees with Republicans in the majority on 12 panels, Democrats on seven, and two split. Hayes leads one Dem-heavy panel and serves on Judiciary and Revenue plus Public Employment issues loom large for a busy session. NASA will launch Isis A satellite from Vandenberg AFB this Wednesday following the Monday notice.
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Robert T. Monagan
James A. Hayes
Long Beach
Public Employment and Retirement Committee
Hayes
Mike Cullen
Commerce and Public Utilities Commission
Robert E. Badham
Newport Beach
Vandenserg Afb
Cns
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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