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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1969

Page

5

Coronado Bridge Opens Ending Island Isolation

Coronado prepares for a July vote to celebrate the opening of a new bridge to the mainland. Governor Reagan and state officials will dedicate the SH7x million span, expected to carry 20 million cars yearly, amid local fear of smog and traffic. Mayor Vetter proclaims August 2 as bridge opening day, noting pressure from the state.

Coronado California San Diego Bay Ronald Reagan W. Paul Vetter Edmund G. Brown San Diego-Coronado Bridge Retirement Island

Coronado bridge toll plan sparks growth forecast

A plan for a two mile bridge tolls 60 cents and a 54 mph limit prompts optimism. E R Foley chief engineer for the state Division of Bay Toll Crossings predicts Coronado may become a top high rise resort community as access to Navy facilities reduces commuting times. A local businessman says acceptance may take time but is likely.

Zens Coronado E. R. Foley Bay Foley Navy San Diego

Court Ends Picketing at Las Vegas Mint Hotel

A court order ended picketing of the Mint hotel in Las Vegas after waitresses cooks bartenders and maids walked out in support of picketing teamsters seeking to represent security guards at the Mint.

Las Vegas Nev Mint

Reagan Attacks College Militants as Vandals

Ronald Reagan argues in Change Magazine that academic freedom is not a civil or human right and that campus groups have perverted its scope by pursuing social action. He condemns violence on campuses, praises UC regents and state trustees for strengthening disruption rules, and decries administrators who blur lines between inquiry and revolution.

Ronald Reagan Reagan Change Magazine University of California Regents State College Trustees

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