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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1971

Page

10

Second raise refusal may push college prefs toward union tactics

Fresno State College Professor David H. Provost says the Academic Senate of California State Colleges may embrace collective bargaining if pay raises are denied for the second straight year. He notes inflation has raised living costs while raises lag, and a faculty referendum and study are planned.

Fresno Academic Senate of California State Colleges Academic Senate Fresno State College David H. Provost Reagan State College Provost The Assembly Larry Smith FSC Smith

CRLA Director Seeks Public Report on Probe

CRLA director Cruz Reynoso urged that results of a federal probe into California Rural Legal Assistance be made public. The three judge commission’s findings, due Friday to the ILS, follow Reagan vetoes and a now-probed investigation prompted by his charges about CRLA handling cases. Reynoso criticized the governor as anti-Mexican-American or indifferent to CRLA services.

California CRLA Cruz Reynoso Los Angeles ILS Office of Economic Opportunities Legal Services Reagan OFO Reynoso

Academic chief warns colleges against political stance on issues

The academic chief criticized colleges taking positions on current issues, arguing education should train students as good citizens and foster objective, critical views of society. He urged institutions to maintain neutrality to promote independent thinking.

Assembly votes to allow ex pot users as nonteaching staff

In Sacramento the Assembly approved 41 to 26 a bill letting school districts hire individuals convicted of marijuana offenses for nonteaching jobs after at least five years of rehabilitation. The tally meets the minimum to move the measure to the Senate.

Sacramento Assembly

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