Reagan unveils sweeping $100 million health plan in California
California Governor Ronald Reagan proposed a $100 million catastrophic health insurance plan aimed at middle income residents not covered by Medi Cal. It would insure families against devastating illnesses with monthly payments for single or multiple earners, targeting about seven million Californians. Reagan emphasized protection from medical ruin due to cancer stroke kidney disease or crippling injuries. The plan would be introduced in the Assembly and singled out those earning over $500 monthly as unaffected by Medi Cal.
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Weather Synopsis: Fair with clouds late nights
The forecast shows fair conditions through tomorrow with low clouds overnight. Highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s, and tonight’s low around the 40s. Light winds. Yesterday’s high reached 68 with a 52 low.
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Political moves on reapportionment in 1974 elections
Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti says Democrats will try to sidestep Republican leaders and Gov. Reagan by securing enough GOP support for a reapportionment plan for the 1974 elections. Page 20. A UC Berkeley gender discrimination suit claims women face bias in advancement, while Soledad Brothers trial resumes with 23 days of testimony and a judge denying a six-week defense delay. Page 2 and Page 3.
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Soviet U N employe delays arraignment with English refusal
Valery I Marketov a 33 year old Soviet U N employee was arrested after allegedly possessing secret plans for a new Navy jet fighter. He delays his espionage arraignment in court by refusing to speak English. Page 21.
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Edgar P. Snow Dies at 63 Near Lake Geneva
American author Edgar P. Snow, a China expert linked to paving Nixon's Peking trip, dies of cancer at his home near Lake Geneva. He was 63.
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Police seek help in search for killer car in Fremont
Fremont police continue their hunt for the driver of a hit and run that killed two young lovers on February 6. Officers say the driver, possibly a woman, may be a local resident or pass through, and urges the public to report any sightings of a white or light colored 1963 Pontiac Tempest with front end damage and missing side mirror.
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Transit plan on April ballot for Fremont Newark Union City
Fremont council members approved placing on the April ballot a proposal to create a regional public transportation system serving Fremont Newark and Union City. Only Council member Gene Rhodes voiced doubts labeling the measure Proposition B amid concerns over the costly and unresolved BART situation.
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Mitchell resigns to head Nixon reelection bid
Attorney General John Mitchell, a key architect of Nixon’s 1968 victory, resigns to lead Nixon’s reelection campaign as Nixon nominates Richard Kleindienst to succeed him. Kleindienst, 48, a trusted aide from Arizona, faces Senate liberal opposition but is praised by Sen. Eastland as a worthy successor.
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Chavez fee raps police fee charge
Fremont residents hear Cesare Chavez opponent Melchor O Campo demand extra police protection at Irvington High School as off duty officers, paid at $30 each, were set to guard the event. The objection cites city council policy requiring event sponsors to cover security costs.
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Cranston seeks 51 million quake research bill
Sen. Alan Cranston proposes a five year Earthquake Prediction Act to bolster U S Geological Survey funding for earthquake research. The bill highlights the 1971 San Fernando quake and states lessons from the Lowery Van Norman Dam failure. Focus would be on the San Andreas Fault and signs that precede earthquakes. Henry M Jackson supports hearings in California this spring.
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Chavez Junior High bid delay sparks tense union city school board scene
Union City New Haven Unified School District trustees delayed awarding bids for Cesar Chavez Junior High after Marc Strickland and two colleagues shifted to oppose until after the February 22 bond election. An angry crowd faced the meeting room while a private session was planned to avert potential violence as tensions rose.
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