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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1969

Page

3

Pepperdine Expands Ethnic Studies and Campus Plan

Pepperdine College unveiled an expanded ethnic studies program to meet inner city student needs. The plan includes a new 138 acre Malibu campus by fall 1979 and California’s first college of urban affairs on the 30 acre South-Central Los Angeles campus. President Dr M Norvel Young said Afro American history and race relations will broaden to include Afro American, Mexican American and Oriental studies with input from black students.

Pepperdine College Malibu California College of Urban Affairs Los Angeles M. Norvel Young

Caltech Student Proposes Youth In Government Plan

A Caltech senior Joseph Rhodes Jr 21 proposes a three point program for student involvement in government to HEW and President Nixon officials. His plan urges condemnation of excessive force in campus clashes and calls for student leaders meetings and commissions including students faculty and admin. The proposal envisions internships in government a national university for community service and large federal support for student social action projects backed by campuses like UCLA Caltech and Harvard among others.

Joseph Rhodes Jr Caltech Department of Health, Education & Welfare Robert Finch Rhodes HEW Finch National University For Feder Fred Harris D-Okly Pitsburgh California

Acquittals in Valley State arrest case at San Fernando campus

Twenty three students arrested in January at San Fernando Valley State College were acquitted by a Los Angeles Municipal Court judge of unlawful assembly failure to disperse disturbing the peace and riot charges. Judge Bonnie Lee Martin found no clear present danger or mob. Some cases remain pending felonies against 28 Black Students Union members over a November seizure of campus buildings.

San Fernando Valley State College Los Ansteles Bonnie Lee Martin Northridge Black Students Union

S F State College students on trial face jail time

In San Francisco, the first 45 of 450 arrested in the S F State College strike disorders went on trial in Municipal Court. Five pleaded guilty to unlawful assembly. sentencing set for April 4. Prosecution won dismissals on two charges. Several dozens more await trials as campus discipline is promised. Linda Dahl, Sharon LaMotte, Bren Colwell, Thomas Bell, and William Mayer are named.

San Francisco San Francisco State College Joseph G. Kennedy Linda Dahl Sharon K. LaMotte Bren A. Colwell Thomas Bell William H. Mayer Sr. J. Hayakawa Kennedy

State urged to cover UC police costs in disturbances

Oakland Berkeley and Alameda County officials asked an Assembly Committee to fund campus law enforcement beyond normal security, backing Assemblyman Mulford’s bill to have the state pay costs for policing UC Berkeley, San Francisco State College, and other campuses amid “massive violent disruptions” last year totaling about $900,000. overtime at UC Berkeley cited as $59,618 and $335,918 for San Francisco in the cited periods.

Sacramento UPS Oakland Berkeley Alameda County University of California Don Mulford R-Piedmont Mulford UC Berkeley San Francisco Police Department San Francisco State College Wallace Johnson William Beale Jerome Keithrey Frank Madigan

Assemblyman Wilson proposes high school bands at pro games

Sacramento UPI reports Assemblyman Pete Wilson of San Diego introduced legislation to allow public high school bands to perform at professional football games. The measure aims to showcase student talent and foster school spirit during major sporting events.

Sacramento UPS John Vasconcellos D-San Jose UPI Pete Wilson San Diego Low Publicigh School

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