Hayakawa Opposes California Teaching Credential Bill
Dr. Hayakawa urged the Senate Education Committee to defeat a bill easing teaching credential requirements in California. He argued it would erode professional standards for teachers and administrators and criticized removing the special credential for administrators. The Ryan measure passed the Assembly and would go to Gov. Reagan if approved by the Senate.
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Sacramento
8. S. Hayakawa
Senate Education Committee
California
Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Leo J. Ryan
Ryan
Assembly
Senate
Reagan
Lee's Bars Stools and Dinettes Antiques Ad
A bright retro-themed ad touts indestructible chrome bars stools and dinettes from Lee's Bars Stools N Dinettes. It promises modern chrome furniture at low prices with a note that values of 270 antiques are already rising.
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Lee
Pay boosts barely beat rising costs in California
California factory workers earned $0.22 more per week in March 1970 than a year earlier, but buying power rose by about 35 cents. The average pay was $148.83 weekly, with overtime included, ranging from $90.61 in apparel to $189.92 in refining.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
State
Department of Industrial Relations
Duty-Tree Import Bill Advances From House Committee
Washington lawmakers consider duty-free import of L Dopa, a Parkinson's treatment, under a bill approved by the House Ways and Means Committee. The measure aims to ease access to the drug by waiving tariffs, reflecting ongoing policy debates over medical imports and drug accessibility.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
State ruling clouds tuition legality Sacramento
The California attorney general questioned the Board of Trustees power to levy tuition above the $25 annual cap in certain cases. An opinion requested by Senate Education Chairman Albert S. Rodda suggested current charges may equal or exceed the maximum, potentially barring any higher fee unless existing funds are reassigned to instructional expenses.
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Sacramento
State Colleges Board of Trustees
California
Senate Education
Albert S. Rodda
D-Sacramento
Éond
PTA Head Attacks Prop 8 Opponents at Convention
In San Francisco, Robley Berry, president of the California Congress of Parents and Teachers, condemned opponents of Proposition 8 during an emergency PTA convention news conference. Proposition 8 would revise state school funding to 50 percent of 1968-69 spending, aimed at relief for property taxpayers. Berry labeled a group calling itself Californians against a Tax Hoax as misleading. She urged other organizations to distance selves from the booklet and pressed a meeting with Gov. Reagan to discuss school needs. The same session noted a 6 percent intrastate rail freight rate hike approved by the State Public Utilities Commission, costing shippers about $3.5 million yearly.
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San Francisco
UPL
California Congress of Parents and Teachers
California Parents and Teachers Association
Robley Berry
PTA
California Pta
Ronald Reagan
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