Campus Protest Ends in Fighting at San Jose State
Demonstrators protesting Standard Oil recruiters clashed with campus security on the San Jose State College campus. Four police officers were injured, 12 protesters arrested, and two officers required hospital treatment after a scuffle on a stairway near the Student Union.
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San Jose State College
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Sgis
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Robert Broos
Mike van Dyke
Robert Gingery
Blackmore
Ernest Quatin
San ‘Ise
Trackmore
San Jose Hospital
Sargent
Brooks
Berkeley draft board protest arrests spike in arrests
Two University of California professors Charles L. Schwartz and John G. Hurst led a peaceful antiwar protest at the Berkeley draft board office. Twenty demonstrators kept the entrance closed for nine minutes before police intervened. The group was booked for investigation of a misdemeanor offense of blocking a public way.
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Charles L. Schwartz
Education
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Draft Boards
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Hurst
Olders
Hakland
Berkley
San Maley
San Jose
Stanford University
San Francisco
Case Dismissed for 12 Deputies in Civil Rights Case
In San Francisco a federal judge dismissed the case against 12 Alameda County deputy sheriffs accused of civil rights violations linked to the Berkeley People’s Park protest. Only three federal indictments remain pending before the grand jury.
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Flenis Thursilly
Mameda County
People's Park
Berkeley
U.S. District Court
Stanley Weigel Diamissert
Solons Cool to Welfare Plan in California
California lawmakers gave a cool reception at the first Senate hearing on Gov. Reagan’s welfare reform plan as he barnstormed the state. Senators criticized vagueness and demanded concrete legislation as top officials faced questions on costs and reforms aimed at the $4.7 billion budget. Demonstrators protested at the Capitol while Reagan pressed the plan as an alternative to higher taxes and bankruptcy.
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Senate
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Legislahura
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Randolph Colter
Dereka
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Counties See Aid Reform Hiking Property Taxes
Californias counties voiced skepticism that Gov Reagan welfare and Medi Cal reform plans can work without raising local property taxes. Sacramento County Welfare Director William Hay forecast the program would cost his county 4.53 million more, while Los Angeles officials warned the state financed adult welfare shift could cost counties more. Fresno and San Francisco officials flagged imponderables and possible losses, as Assembly Speaker Moretti urged an additional 100 million in reduced state welfare costs shifted to counties.
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California
Reagan
Sacramento County
William Hay
Eilis P. Murphy
Los Angeles
Public
AFDC
Ron Born
San Francisco
Reed Clegg
Fresno County
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Yorty Asks City To Pay For Policemen's Defense
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty and Police Chief Ed Davis urged the city to represent or hire attorneys for five officers indicted by a federal grand jury. A City Council committee endorsed the plan as they criticized civil rights charges tied to the slayings of two Mexican nationals. The U.S. Attorney's office set arraignment within two weeks. the officers remain free without bail.
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Sam Yorty
Edward Davis
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Wilkin
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