Trustees crack down after college sex item sparks storm
San Jose State College trustees move to approve 10 guidelines for campus papers after a Spartan article about a campus homosexual club provokes strong reactions. Acting president Burns calls the story legitimate news while trustees criticize the piece and frame editorial standards to serve student welfare and free expression.
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Spartan
San Jose
Hubert Burns
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Max Rafferty
Swim
San Jose Gay Liberation Front
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Unruh Attacks Regents and Trustees Over Governing Bodies
Assembly Minority Leader Jess Unruh charged the California Board of Regents and the State College Board of Trustees with an inefficient and sloppy job in governing colleges. He urged an urgent overhaul and argued politicians should not sit on the boards. He referenced the Angela Davis case and criticized Gov Reagan for commenting on campuses while budgets are being adjusted.
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California Board of Regents
State College Board of Trustees
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Town Trail of California Forum
Beverley Hills
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Angela Davis
Communist Party
Unruh
Nosesmen
Ronald Reagan
State funds distributed to localities over film tax cut
Sacramento officials announced a 2.3 million dollar distribution to counties and cities to offset revenue losses caused by the 1963 Legislature approved film tax cut. State Controller Houston J. Flournoy said the money came from the property tax relief fund created from one fourteenth of the bank and corporation tax. The 1968 law lowered property tax on film to the tangible material value, removing intangible values like copyrights from taxation.
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Sacramento
UPI
Houston J. Flournoy
Hoeltie admits planting bomb at Walnut Creek police station
A junior college student Wells Carl Hoeltie 21 Walnut Creek admitted helping plant a bomb next to the Walnut Creek police station on Jan 18. He was fined 375 and placed on three years probation after a Superior Court judge noted another suspect would testify in exchange for immunity. The blast shattered windows but caused no injuries. A second suspect’s identity was kept secret pending testimony.
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UPS
Walnut Creek
Superior Court
Martin
Nothenberg
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Hoeltie
Ban on Marriage Protest Blocks Syrians from Marrying Foreigners
Damascus reports that a Syrian Senate decree prohibits marriages between Syrians and Palestinians in the country to foreign nationals without prior permits. The decree targets non Arabs and affects couples seeking legal union under current law.
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The
Syrian
Senet
Ocean Study Facility Endorsed by Trustees
Trustees endorsed planning for a major ocean science facility to be jointly operated by six state colleges in Long Beach or Terminal Island. The project may begin as early as 1972 or 1973 with sites near Magnolia Bridge or Terminal Island. The center would cover marine biology ecology and engineering and involve Cal State Long Beach Dominguez Hills Fullerton Los Angeles Valley San Fernando Valley and Cal Poly Pomona.
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Terminal Island
Los Angeles
Hina
California States College
Dominguez Kills
Fullerton
San Fernando Valley
Cal-Poly
Magnolia
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S F Chief Raps Police Critics and Inefficiency
San Francisco Police Chief Thomas Cahill answered campus critics and university scholars who blamed police inefficiency. He urged academics to solve campus problems first, arguing such action would free police to focus on essential field services.
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San Francisco
UPI
Thomas Cahill
Ihis
Gordon Misner
University of California
Misner
Cahill
International Organizations of Chiefs of Police
California lawmaker opposes governor veto on legal aid bill
Democratic Assemblyman Charles Warren urged Congress to oppose Sen. George Murphy's bill allowing governors to veto federal funds for legal services programs for the poor. Warren argued the measure threatens an established program and interferes with the lawyer-client relationship. He cited California Rural Legal Assistance, noting 36 attorneys and 15,423 cases in 1968-69 and its aid to thousands of citizens.
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UPS
Charles Warren
California
Congress
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Warren
Murphy
Los Angeles
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Warren remarks on limited scope of maltore matters
Warren notes the issue is relatively minor on its own but not when viewed in relation to broader significance. He emphasizes the need to consider interconnected effects and cautions against overgeneralizing from isolated cases.
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