Archive for April, 1973
School Board Considering Plan to Help Minority Achievement
Archive Entry Date: 04/25/1973
The school board and their audience "had harsh words for the report"
1500 Women at UCLA Hold Lesbian Conference
Archive Entry Date: 4/20/1973
The 1973 National Lesbian Conference was a consciousness-raising event for three of the BWMC's founders
The Split Between Hetero Feminists and Lesbians
Archive Entry Date: 4/20/1973
An explanation of feminist movement splits
LA Underground Newspaper on Beth Elliott Controversy
Archive Entry Date: 4/20/1973
Beth Elliott continued to get flack
Schools Hiring Policy Unchanged
Archive Entry Date: 04/20/1973
Director Samuel Markowitz's bid to end formal affirmative action hiring policies fell short
“Berkeley’s ‘Under-Educated’ Blacks”
Archive Entry Date: 04/19/1973
Harriet G. Jenkins, assistant schools superintendent, submits a list of recommendations to improve the district's record on minority achievement.
Only One Council Radical; Pot Wins, Split on Police
Archive Entry Date: 04/18/73
The results of the 1973 election as announced by The Berkeley Daily Gazette.
Chamber of Commerce Voter Pamphlet
Archive Entry Date: 4/17/1973
Part of the Chamber of Commerce's campaign against the NRO: a "voter's handbook" that looked city-endorsed
School Board Advertisement
Archive Entry Date: 04/16/1973
More conservative school board candidates were touted as the only candidates with the right "intellectual capacity" for the job
Berkeley’s Outlook Hardly Promising
Archive Entry Date: 04/13/73
Three columns of discontent from moderate and conservative Berkeleyans.
Berkeley City Council Voting Record
Archive Entry Date: 04/11/73
A curated account of city council voting records prepared by the Berkeley League of Women Voters.
April Coalition Materials Plastered on Mailboxes
Archive Entry Date: 04/10/73
"The Greater Berkeley Community" shook its fist at radical candidates for City Council
The Berkeley Daily Gazette Endorses Fraenkel-Conrat and Roh
Archive Entry Date: 04/09/1973
"A broad base of citizens supports the candidacies of both Mrs. Fraenkel-Conrat and Gene Roh."
School Board Must Face Four Major Issues Here
Archive Entry Date: 04/9/73
The School Board Director laid out the critical problems the new school board would face
Group Presses Its Fights for New Neighborhoods
Archive Entry Date: 4/9/1973
The Daily Cal's coverage of the Neighborhood Preservation Ordinance captured the heat prior to the election
“Neighborhood Preservation” Flyer
Archive Entry Date: 1973
The Neighborhood Preservation Ordinance, succinctly explained
Gene Roh Fights For Quality Education
Archive Entry Date: 04/05/1973
Candidate Gene Roh, probation officer and concerned citizen, threw his hat in the ring.
YES on Charter Measure
Archive Entry Date: 04/05/73
The Gazette supported a salary increase for school board directors
Teacher Here Says Berkeley Schools Won’t Hire Whites
Archive Entry Date: 04/05/1973
Beatrice Tobias predicted "the end of decent public education"
School Labor Agreement to Wait for Election
Archive Entry Date: 04/04/1973
The status of certified employees and of black principals made for a very hot school board meeting