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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1971

Page

10

Riles calls state testing program useless

State schools chief Wilson Riles told county superintendents the statewide testing program for elementary and high school students is completely useless. He said first to third grade reading tests do not improve education and argued funds should be redirected to other educational needs. He also supported the state Supreme Court ruling that California's school finance system is unconstitutional due to inequities against poor districts.

Sacramento Wilson Riles Riles State Supreme Court California Evelle Younger U.S. Supreme Court Ivy Baker Priest

Oldsters sue over kin support rule in California

A class action seeks Supreme Court review of California welfare provisions that extend liability for elderly parents to adult children. The suit contends the rules are unconstitutional and cites the 3rd District Appeals Court ruling and anticipated four month revenue implications. Plaintiffs include elderly recipients Bronky Dykstra and Huntley and their adult children.

San Francisco UPI State Supreme Court California Sacramento Superior Court Willian Gallagher Gallagher Department of Social Welfare Appeals Court Superior Court

ACLU Sues to Halt Draft Inductions to December 8

The ACLU seeks a court order in Los Angeles to stop all Selective Service inductions before December 8 arguing the new draft law bars involuntary inductions for 90 days after enactment September 28. The suit, filed for all registrants, alleges new rights require new orders and cites oversight by Central California District Court.

ACLU Los Angeles Lib- Court U.S. District Court For Central California ACLI

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