Trustees Oppose Prop 8 at California State College
California State College trustees on Wednesday voted 13 to 1 with six abstentions to oppose the statewide prop 8 constitutional amendment. Gov Reagan clashed with supporters as about 200 students filled the Los Angeles auditorium. Chancellor Dumke warned violence disrupts the system but education will continue amid a 227,000 student population. A protest by 24 Fresno State Mexican American Students followed talks on ethnic studies. Tuition for non Americans rose to $600 annually starting this fall after a 8 to 6 vote, with an interim grievance plan to be proposed by July.
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Ronald Reagan
Los Angeles
California
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Fresno State College
Dumke
Fresno
Daniel H. Ridder
U.S
Trustees Name Ridder Successor as Chair of California State College Board
E Guy Warren of Hayward was named chairman of the California State College Board of Trustees replacing Daniel H. Ridder of Long Beach who declined a second term. Ridder, sole publisher of the Independent Press Telegram, urged harmony and warned against divisiveness as he ended his tenure with a standing ovation. San Diego attorney Alec Cory was elected vice chairman.
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Hayward
California State College Board of Trustees
Daniel H. Ridder
Long Beach
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Ridder
Independent Press-Telegram
Herman B. Ridder
San Diego
Alec Cory
Justee
Alcatraz to be U S park San Francisco
Alcatraz Island, once a federal prison, is to become a national park under U S government plans. About 100 Indians now occupy the island and oppose the move, planning intertribal talks to counter the proposal during a Sunday meeting.
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San Francisco
Joe Morris
Montana
Alcatraz
Building Torched at Fullerton
A fire destroyed the Music-Drama Building at Fullerton during a May incident that followed a 10 day sit-in. Authorities moved to evict the strikers for damaging the building and misusing college resources. Fire was reported by campus security chief Russell Keeley. 40 demonstrators attended a mass meeting led by attorney Matt Kurlich with Assemblyman John Briggs present, resulting in minor scuffles but no major violence.
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Society
Matt Kurlich
Fullerton
John Briggs
E Fullerton
Ringo Game in Court Loss Spurs Legal Scrutiny
Judge Wisot ruled the Ringo game may be a doubtful game of chance and cannot be upheld as final without limitation of time or procedure. The city argues reversals may clash with state law though hearings show diverse opinions. In Newark, Mayor Addonizio seeks delay of trial on extortion and tax charges until after the June 15 election.
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Wisel
Ringo
Wisot
Washington
Hugh J. Addonizio
Newark
Supreme Court
Calls Tracing Kennedy Tragedy Reveals Post Incident Charges
Redacted telephony log shows multiple calls from Edgartown and Vineyard Haven to Washington and New York after the Kopechne incident. Exhibits include car tow photos and a bridge view, while the judge questions Kennedy's account of the crash. Credit card calls to Kennedy and Hyannis Port offices suggest earlier activity.
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New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Vineyard Haven
Edgartown
Dominic Arena
Washington
D.C
New York City
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Edegartown
David Burke
Falls Church
Joseph F. Hurstel
Miner St
South Bend
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Hyannis
Vineyard Slaven
Frank Schuman
166
Beach
Jet Sts
Queens
N.C
Joseph Hurstel
W. A. Rock
Macy Lane
Nantucket
Delay OK of Tidal Drilling
SACRAMENTO The State Lands Commission near the end of its moratorium on offshore oil drilling decided to wait for absolute assurance that maximum safety precautions for a proposed Seal Beach well were in place. It withheld conditional approval to Standard Oil and will act only after full safety information is received.
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State Lands Commission
Seal Beach
Standard Oil Co
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VA Patient Arrested in Rape Case at Belmont Shore Ward
A 23-year-old unemployed man Thomas T. Kness was booked at a veterans hospital psychiatric ward outpatient center on Wednesday night for investigation in rapes of two Belmont Shore sisters at their home and a 19-year-old waitress in a laundromat. Police traced him from his Mira Mar Avenue apartment after a roommate warned of irrational behavior and threats.
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Belmont Shore
Oficers
Thomas T. Kness
Mira Mar Ave
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Nixon backs voluntary price controls urged to curb inflation
Nixon hosts a dinner with bankers and business leaders to press voluntary wage and price restraints while rejecting compulsory controls. Burns signals Fed flexibility, Nixon seeks dialogue with youth and labor. market rally lifts Dow to 663.20 as Democrats push potential wage price rent freezes at May 24 levels.
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Arthur F. Burns
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