San Jose State official attacks Reagan education policy
San Jose State College President John H. Bunzel assailed Gov. Reagan on Monday, calling his education plan an unprecedented threat to academic independence. Bunzel argued appointments should be based on intellectual merit, not ideological shifts, and warned of a major revolution endangering colleges and the UC system.
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Campus conservatism amid turmoil cited in campus debate
Concern and fear are that we will become more vulnerable to external intrusion by politicians tru dees and a disgruntled tax paying public Gunzel former chairman of political science at San Francisco State was considered a Campus conservative during turmoil on that campus.
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Lawmakers defeat bid to reinstate EOP funds
In Sacramento a GOP led attempt to restore 3.6 million in Educational Opportunity Program funds was defeated by two switch votes in the Assembly. The vetoed total came from a 7.3 billion state budget, with 24 million more for state college EOP and 1.15 million for community colleges would have raised contributions to 21.4 million.
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Assembly Tax Deadline Missed As Reagan Tax Push Stalls
Assemblyman Joe Gonsalves, chair of the Revenue and Taxation Committee, says lawmakers won t meet Gov Reagan s two week deadline to enact income tax withholding. He insists withholding must be part of a broader tax reform including property tax relief and a $1.6 billion reform plan that would raise income and sales taxes while easing homeowner taxes.
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Sacramento applicants braved 102 degree heat for 14 jobs
More than 500 people lined up before the Sacramento County civil service office to apply for 14 federally funded jobs. The hot day test drew a large crowd as applicants waited in the sun for federal grant financed positions.
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