Rapid Transit Corridor in L A Will Be First, Aide Predicts
In Southern California officials announced a plan to finance a 64 mile rapid transit system with tidelands oil funds and new taxes. Long Beach corridor would follow existing routes or a Dominguez industrial freeway right of way. Officials hope to complete planning by fall 1968 with 15 percent done and a 3.9 million tidelands fund aiding studies.
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Assembly Transportation and Commerce Committee
L B Wind Dazes Southland with Destructive Gusts
A forty mile per hour wind battered Southland causing scattered damage. A three ton dock toppled, two light planes damaged, windows shattered, and trees and power lines down in Long Beach and West Los Angeles. No injuries were reported as temperatures dipped to the 40s and more rain was forecast for evening and Friday.
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GOP Officials Disavow I snick Recall Tactics
Lenktica officials announce disavowal of Bruce Stevens fundraising for a recall of 33rd District senator Kenrick and Dupuy state party and county committees have rejected all solicitation by Stevens. The measure asks the district attorney to review alleged violations of the California Elections Code and notes Stevens refused to disclose operation details.
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Sorority Ban Removal Discussed by College Council
Unanimous vote in November kept the ban in effect as five sororities refused to attend or sponsor events. Officials pledges would restore campus recognition, with each organization signing annually to ensure members may choose new members without race religion or national origin discrimination.
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Campus Red Speaker Ban Proposed Statute
A Sacramento proposal aims to bar Communist speakers from California campuses. The bill would prohibit lecturers and students from disseminating Communist ideas, broadening an existing pledge, with emphasis on indoctrination concerns and academic conformity.
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