Regents OK $73 Million Building Budget for UC Campuses
The University of California Regents Finance Committee approved a 1972-73 construction outlay of 73 million dollars with 54 million for eight general campuses and 19 million for health and science facilities. President Hitch cautioned about funding uncertainties tied to a 296 million earth sciences bond and tideland oil funds. Student rep Chadima opposed earmarking 21.7 million of student fees for building, arguing funds should aid student financial aid and counseling. the committee eventually allocated 19 million from student fees for construction and kept 2.7 million for potential aid.
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Los Angeles
University of California Board of Regents
UC General
Charles J. Hitch
Tideland
Hitch
Steve Chadima
Chadima
UCLA
Regents
Five Latin Groups Back Banuelos Nomination
Five national Latin American groups back Humana A. Banuelos for U S treasurer. They urge Congress to verify residency rules for workers amid claims of illegal employment at Banuelos plant in Gardena. Supporters include spokesmen from G I Forum National League of Latin American Citizens and Cuban American groups.
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Washington
Humana A. Banuelos
United States
Congress
Quire
U.S. Immigration Service
Can
Pete Villa
Indio
League of
Latin American Citizens
Banuelos
Tony Lnnills
Texas
Latin American League
Perry Como Hospitalized After Leg Fracture
West Palm Beach Florida singer Perry Como was reported in satisfactory condition at Samaritans Hospital recovering from a leg fracture. The 51 year old resident of Tequesta was admitted Thursday and the cause of the break was not known.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Perry Como
Gool Samaritan Hospital
Como
Tequesta
Retired teachers bill sent to Reagan for signature
The Assembly approved AB 532 by 60 to 1 and sent it to Governor Reagan to fix the Teachers' Retirement System. The measure raises the cost‑of‑living allowance for retirees to 2 percent back to 1963 and creates a $5 billion gap to be financed by $195 million annually from the general fund plus a share of district increases. State aid to districts will rise to cushion local costs, with lower wealth districts receiving more aid. If signed, the bill takes effect July 4, 1972.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Reagan
Senate
Richard Barnes
San Diego
John L. B. Collier
R-South
Pasadena
Barnes
State General Fund
Sequoia brush fire roars through Dome Wilderness area
In Sequoia National Forest wind driven blaze exceeds 2500 acres and remains uncontrolled. About 1000 firefighters battle the flames as the fire moves northwest through steep terrain about 60 miles southeast of Porterville. No homes or injuries reported despite gusts up to 26 mph.
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Sequoia National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
Hull
Porterville
Kern River South Fork
Junto
Dome Wilderness
Hinll
Senate unit to map new California school finance plan
A California Senate select committee led by Sen. Albert S. Rodda will draft a new school finance system. Members include Sens. Harmer Carpenter Deukmejian Grunsky Moscone Collier Stiern Teale. The panel forms after a state Supreme Court ruling found the current funding unconstitutional for discriminating against poor districts. First hearing set for Wednesday with the Senate Education Committee.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Albert S. Rodda
California
Rodda
Walter W. Stiern
Bakersfield
Stephen P. Teale
Fiat
Supreme Court
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Seattle
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Lynn P. Himmelman
Geystal
Sirsaheta
Boston U. Coed
Boston
Boston University
Charles River
Jeanne Allred
Alexandria, Va
Sara Lewis
Bill
E. Spring Jedebeck
Forest Service
Bob Hull
Wetkend Sale
Dooley
Dooleys
Dooley’s Hardware Mart
Seaheee
Senate Education Committee
Atlantic Ave
Carson
Hawthorne Blvd
Terrance
Hibriten
Sheraton
Carl's
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Long Beach
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