College trustees approve 382 million budget plan
California State College trustees approve a 382.2 million budget for 1972 78 in a 440 to 1 vote at Los Angeles headquarters. The plan raises basic support to 375.2 million to cover enrollment growth and program expansion, with 6.9 million for special campus programs. If funded, Long Beach and Berkeley campuses gain positions and salary funds. debate centers on quality and future enrollments.
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Legislature Restores 17.8 Million For Faculty Pay Raises
The Legislature voted to restore 17.8 million dollars for state college and UC faculty pay raises tied to a tax bill. The measure passed the Senate 24 to 8 with Assembly concurrence, funding 4.4 million for the University of California and 9.4 million for state colleges, contingent on tax actions. Opponents warned funding depended on broader tax reform, while supporters framed it as overdue cost of living adjustments after 16 years.
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Reagan signs bill to cut exhaust noise for new vehicles
Governor Reagan signed a bill to progressively reduce acceptable exhaust noise for new cars over a period. The measure also applies to new motorcycles trucks and snowmobiles. Current limit for new cars is 86 decibels.
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Reagan pledges anti VD instruction in California schools
Governor Reagan vows to mobilize full resources to speed VD control guidelines in public schools after a meeting with state education and health officials. He says no new laws are needed, and the plan will respect parental rights while advancing in-school instruction.
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Work stoppage at UC protests freeze
Berkeley campus nonacademic workers join a one day stoppage called by Local 1695 of AFSCME protesting a wage freeze layoffs and budget measures by the State Legislature. About 300 workers stayed off the job as 800 members are in the local out of roughly 3000 nonteaching campus staff.
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Reagan vetoes bill on school bilingual programs
Governor Reagan vetoed two bills, including one by Assemblyman Wddin P. Deddeh, D Chula Vista, that would have required all school districts to establish bilingual education programs. He said the move would mandate programs before assessing the scope of the problem and available teaching resources.
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Partisan battle lines drawn on Assembly remapping plan
Sacramento Democrats and Republicans clash as Henry Waxman unveils a reapportionment plan that would shift several incumbents. Hayes of Long Beach faces a move to District 6 while others lose districts, with GOP leaders criticizing the plan as unfair though Waxman claims broad private support and adherence to one man one vote.
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California Legislature votes to list marijuana as dangerous drug
California lawmakers approved a bill that classifies marijuana as a dangerous drug, sending the measure to Governor Reagan. The assembly voted 484 to 0, keeping marijuana under the same legal restrictions as currently in place, per Assemblyman William Campbell.
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