REGULAR CLUB REPORT MEETING - 1973 Club Officers Nomination - Who Should Govern Our Colleges and Universities?

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Regular club report meeting materials listing agenda items and event information, including the nomination of candidates for 1973 club officers and a study section presentation titled “Who Should Govern Our Colleges and Universities?” featuring Dr. S. I. Hayakawa and H. Ralph Lamon. Additional sections provide an international talk on Romania’s position in the European and world community, recommendations on November ballot issues, and California ballot propositions with vote figures. The document also includes officer listings and a special flash address on political ethics.

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REGULAR CLUB REPORT MEETING

Nomination of Candidates for 1973 Club Officers

“Who Should Govern Our Colleges and Universities?”

“Romania in the European and World Community”

RECOMMENDATIONS of Members on NOVEMBER BALLOT ISSUES

CALIFORNIA BALLOT PROPOSITIONS FOR NOVEMBER 1972

OFFICERS OF THE CLUB

GOVERNORS OF THE CLUB

CORRUPT POLITICS DESTROYING DEMOCRATIC ETHIC

FRIDAY,NOVEMBER 17—MS.KATHERINE GRAHAMPresident,Washington Post Company VoL.LXVI No.45 San Francisco,California 94105,Monday,Novembor 6,1972 THURSDAY,NOVEMBER 9TH,12 MOON CONCERT RO0M,SHERATON-PALACE HOTE # REGULAR CLUB REPORT MEETING 1.Nomination of Candidates for 1973 Club Officers. II.“Who Should Govern Our Colleges and Universities?”presented by Study Section on Crisis in Education. Dr.S.I.Hayakawa &H.Ralph Lamon will elucidate the various issues ofthis subject. (Call Club Ofce for Reseryations—362-4903) FRIDAY,NOVEMBER 10TH,12 MOON GOLD BALLRO0M,SHERATON-PALACE HOTEL ## "Romania in theEuropean andWorld Community” His ExcellencyCORNELIU BOGDAN Ambassador to U.S.fromSocialist Republic of Romania In the last decade Romania has consistently demonstrated a growing inde-pendence from Soviet influence,asserting that each Communist Party has theright to work out its own policies in every field on the basis of national self-interest.Romania has maintained cordial relations with the Soviet Unionwhile rejecting their domination by emphasizing“collaboration”rather than"encroachment." Relations with non-Communist countries are increasing,the standard ofliving is improving and internal controls are being relaxed.Recently Romaniahas sought preferential trade agreements with the EEC as well as member-ship in World Bank and IMF. How long can Romania walk a tightrope between self-interest and theSoviet bloc? STUART A.FORSYTH,Quarterly Chairman Tickets $4.50 at door ## RECOMMENDATIONS of Memberson NOVEMBER BALLOT ISSUES See Page 312 ## CALIFORNIA BALLOT PROPOSITIONS FOR NOVEMBER 1972 Recommendations of Members of the Commonwealth Club of California YES NO No. Title 1.Bonds to Provide Public Community College Facilities…………………………………………………43.8%56.2% 2.Bonds to Provide Health Science Facilities………………………………………………………………………65.9%34.1% 3. Environmental Pollution Bond Authorization.Legislative Constitutional Amendment..30.5% 69.5% 4. Legislative Reorganization. Legislative Constitutional Amendment………………………………70.2%29.8% 5.School Districts. Legislative Constitutional Amendmen………………………………………………58.8%41.2% 6.Miscellaneous Constitutional Revisions. Legislative Constitutional Amendmen………84.9%15.1% 7.Eections and Presidential Primary. Legislative Constitutional Amendmen…………………63.9%36.1% 8.Tax Exemption for Anti-Pollution Facilities. Legislative Constitutional Amendmen………29.1%70.9% 9.Bond Vote for Structurally Unsafe School Buildings.Legislative ConstitutionalAmendmen. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………38.6%61.4% 10.Blind Veterans Tax Exemption Legislative Constitutional Amendmen…………………………48.3%51.7% 11. Right of Privacy. Legislative Constitutional Amendmen………………………………………………58.0%42.0% 12. Disabled Veterans Tax Exemption Legislative Constitutional Amendmen…………………45.4%54.6% 13. Workmen's Compensation. Legislative Constitutional Amendmen. ………………………………53.4%46.6% 14.Taxation.(Watson) Initiative Constitutional Amendment………………………………………………25.8%74.2% 15. State Employee Salaries. lnitiative Constitutional Amendment …………………………………13.4%86.6% 16.Salaries California Highway Patrol. lnifiative Constitutional Amendment…………………18.2%81.8% 17.Death Penalty.Intiative Constitutional Amendment …………………………………………………75.1%24.9% 18.Obscenity Legislation.Initiative Constitutional Amendment………………………………………38.7%61.3% 19.Marijuana. lnitiative Constitutional Amendment …………………………………………………………29.1%70.9% 20. Coastal Zone Conservation Act. Initiative Constitutional Amendmen…………………………54.3%45.7% 21. Assignment of Students to Schools. Initiative Constitutional Amendmen……………………53.0%47.0% 22. Agricultural Labor Relations. Initiative Constitutional Amendment……………………………72.7%27.3% OFFICERS OF THE CLUB The Commonwealth JUSTICE_MURRAY DRAPER.PresidentBRUCE T.MITCHELL……………………VieePresidemt Published every Monday by the VERNON L GOODINChma, EE.Comm. ROBERTJ.KOSHLAND……

FAQs

What is the first agenda item in the regular club report meeting?

The nomination of candidates for 1973 club officers.

Who presents the “Who Should Govern Our Colleges and Universities?” topic?

A study section on crisis in education presents the topic, with Dr. S. I. Hayakawa and H. Ralph Lamon elucidating issues.

What are the document’s ballot-related sections focused on?

It includes recommendations of members on November ballot issues and California ballot propositions for November 1972, with listed titles and YES/NO figures.

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