Seek Based Laws for Health Careers
A bipartisan push in California to loosen medical board controls aims to ease licensure for doctors dentists and nurses amid shortages. Provisions would allow Vietnam veterans who were corpsmen to take nursing exams, remove McCarthy era limits restricting practice from certain countries, and face opposition from nursing groups while highlighting large statewide nurse shortages. The effort follows a press conference by Assembly members Gordon Duffy and Willie Brown Jr and notes a potential 6,000 to 7,000 trained nurses from returning servicemen, with state shortages estimated 10,000 to 30,000.
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Solon Flays Resolution On Colleges
Assemblyman William L Brown Jr accused Senator Walter W Stiern of pandering to campus fears as he fought a resolution urging California education officials to use existing laws to discipline students during campus disorders The measure, under review by the Assembly education subcommittee, was criticized as an indictment of colleges for not doing their jobs and for political motives.
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Williem L. Brown Jr
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Students Occupy Princeton Admin Building Over South Africa Divestment
More than 75 Princeton University students occupied the New South administration building in protest of investments in South Africa. A chain blocked doors while 50 demonstrators gathered outside, organized by the United Front on South Africa, calling on President Goheen to divest from firms doing business there.
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King Frederik’s 70th Birthday Celebrations Begin in Copenhagen
Princess Margrethe toasted her father at midnight and opened the observances marking King Frederik's 70th birthday. The king and Queen Ingrid retired for the night ahead of nationwide events later today, including a televised address by the king and Prime Minister Hilmar Baunsgaards.
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Gator defies Hayakawa by continuing publication
San Francisco State College editors of the Ga tor press defied President Hayakawa's suspension order and vowed to keep daily issues flowing. The 8000 copies of Tuesday's Gator carried editor Dikran Karaguezian's defiant statement while Hayakawa said no board of publications exists to supervise the paper. University officials noted Karaguezian is a foreign national on a visa and described him as emotionally driven. The bank proposed funding for student groups as a court hearing looms, while campus tensions over the strike and publication board persist.
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Drunk Tank Replacement Bill in Assembly Session
Assemblyman Alan Sieroly introduces a bill to replace the drunk tank with centers for medical treatment and rehabilitation. Public drinkers would be taken to civil protective custody for up to 72 hours, sobered and diagnosed, then directed to rehabilitation or court-ordered programs.
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Lieraty
Wiliam T. Bagley
R-San Anselmo
Bagley
Court orders retrial for condemned killer in California
The California Supreme Court ordered a new trial for San Quentin death row inmate Arman do Sanchez, 37, ruling his April 1965 confession was involuntary. The court reversed the death sentence, noting ample evidence beyond the confession supports conviction. In a dissent, Justice McComb cited coercion and lack of rational will as key factors. Separately in Lausanne, Spiro Melaxa and Maria Mouriades wed with congratulations from Vice President Agnew.
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Spiro Melaxa
Maria Mouriades
Spiro T. Agnew
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