University ruling forces cripple to give up classes
Ronald Vasquez, 26, who has vibrnesis university disease, faced obstacles at Arizona State University in Tempe as his condition required a personal attendant. After arriving with help and attending without support, he quit when the campus demanded an attendant or leaving. He hopes to return next term, while faculty noted mixed nerves but supported his pursuit of education.
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Cal trustees plan for amnesty and president screening
California University and Colleges board of Trustees plans amnesty guidelines for students with bad grades and outlines a screening committee for future presidential candidates. The committee to be formed will include three campus representatives and must agree on at least three candidates.
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Racial clashes force Pacifica High to close
In Pittsburg Pacifica High School shut down after racial fighting between Black and White students, with about a dozen deputies on site as a precaution. Principal Eloise Howe said classes would resume today while authorities review the incident and the board considers policy changes.
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Brown Flournoy clash over pension bill land deal dominates race
In California governor race campaign Brown accuses Flournoy of hiding a state Lands Commission role in a 1971 beachfront land grab at Hotel del Coronado while Flournoy rebuts. Brown charges include pension repeal politics and Lawrence connections. A second item notes New England Conservatory Ragtime Ensemble invited to perform at a White House dinner honoring Italian leader.
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Senate hopeful proud of Christian beliefs
Republican U.S. Senate candidate H J Richardson defends public discussion of his Christian faith despite advisers’ cautions. He told a GOP women’s gathering he will express his beliefs in his battle against Sen. Alan Cranston, saying Americans value standing up for what they believe.
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