Demand for discipline bill clears Assembly in California
Sacramento reports a bill requiring state college and university administrators to discipline students, faculty, and staff convicted of campus disturbances. The measure, part of a package from the Select Committee on Campus Disturbances, would allow hearings, sanctions, and a two year suspension of aid, with funding for law enforcement costs and new conduct rules from UC Regents and state college trustees. Opposition argues it won’t solve campus unrest as supporters frame it as empowering administrators to enforce penalties.
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How to Read Faster and Retain More booklet offer
A Chicago publisher promotes a rapid reading method that supposedly boosts speed and comprehension. The paper urges readers to send name address and zip to a Chicago address to receive the self taught guide mailed free, no obligation, via post card.
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Chicago
Diversey
Dept
California Senate banns DDT by 1972 vote
The California Senate voted 29 to 0 to ban DDT by 1972, urging a final use deadline of December 31, 1971 with a possible one-year extension. The bill also requires manufacturers and importers to report sales and usage, while county agricultural commissioners would file similar reports.
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California
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Anthony Berlenson
Beverly Hills
Assembly
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Gradual Abolition of DDT Urged by California Official
California Secretary of Human Relations Spencer Williams called for a gradual phase-out of DDT in the state. He warned that DDT persists in the environment and causes damage but noted that immediate bans could raise insect levels, raise farming costs, and reduce food supplies until effective substitutes are found.
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Reagan signs jurors may spend nights at home bill
Gov. Ronald Reagan signed a measure permitting municipal and superior court jurors to leave the jury room after hours if deliberations continue and return next day, potentially saving about 200000 yearly in hotel and meal costs. The Senate also approved a Beilenson bill to track pesticide sales and use, requiring reports to the state director of agriculture, with exemptions for farmers and retailers.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Hubert G. Beverly
Manhattan Beach
Reagan vetoes juvenile upgrade bill in California
Gov Ronald Reagan Monday vetoed a bill to raise juvenile court proof to beyond a reasonable doubt, aligning with adult standards. Assemblyman Willie Brown argued for stricter proof, while Reagan warned the measure would create a criminal court for juveniles and is undesirable.
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UPI
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Willie Brown
San Francisco
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Clubtails Highlight Nine Favored Flavors Variety
The ad touts Clubtails in nine flavors from Extra-Dry Martini to Dalquiel, claiming they are easier quicker and better than cocktails. It emphasizes accessibility with the slogan Hil drink ta that and invites readers to try the ready to mix option.
Deukmejian Gun Curb Measure Dies in Senate
Senate Finance Committee killed Sen. George Deukmejian’s gun control bill on a split vote. The measure would have broadened police search powers for dangerous weapons and barred ex felons narcotics addicts and mental patients from firearm ownership.
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UPI
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George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Renew Strike Talks Resume as Plumbers Strike Enters Week Four
Negotiations resumed Monday between the AS CIO Plumbers Union and the Plumbers Employers Council to end the three week plumbers strike with no progress reported.
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