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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1967
Page
1
University of Florida sophomore Pam Brewer, already placed on probation after a nude photo in Charlatan, appears again nude in the spring issue. The campus circulated image shows her back to the camera. officials deem the second shot less harmful than the first.
California officials clash over university funding with Governor touting 254 million as sufficient for nine campuses. Acting president Harry R Wellman counters that at least 264 million is needed to meet legitimate needs for the coming fiscal year. The governor spoke at a Sacramento news conference before heading to Arizona for a family vacation.
Cohen, commissioner of internal revenue, mails his own 1966 return claiming a $433 refund. The article notes the new graduated withholding rates, ranging from 14 to 30 percent, that went into effect last May.
California Governor Ronald Reagan faced strong criticism from the California State Employees Association over his announced personnel cuts. The group cited hiring freezes, holiday work suspensions, and 1,224 public works positions to be eliminated as evidence of a diminished belief in public employees' ability to serve Californians.
Sacramento reports that legislator Burton Smith faced Senate opposition as Dills amendment failed to win approval. The dispute centered on real estate appointments and racial tensions, with colleagues accusing manipulation and demanding accountability before reconvening next week.
Sacramento reports reveal Saninguez Hills campus faced sharp critique over a one student class trend and high cost per pupil. Assemblyman Cullen defended the new campus while lawmakers pressed for clearer planning and faster enrollments amid budget concerns and facility uncertainties.
Washington dispatch reports that Selective Service head Lewis B Hershey faced a disrupted Howard University speech at Cramton Auditorium as about 35 demonstrators chanted and pushed placards. University officials hurried him off stage amid protests about draft deferments, with student leaders defending the action as a response to perceived racial and policy problems.
Los Angeles County Assessor Philip E Watson yielded during a tax exemption dispute tied to 1966 reform laws. The move could affect about 200,000 veterans and $18 million in taxes, with state officials seeking constitutionality and regional assessors opposing the stance.
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