Medi-Cal chief urges recipients pay 'toker' fees to curb deficit
Medi-Cal budget nears 1.5 billion dollars as head of program announces cuts ordered by Reagan, aiming to avert a potential 140 million shortfall this year. He orders a legislative inquiry to gauge the deficit and impact on counties and recipients while courts have backed state authority.
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San Francisco
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Los Angeles
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Hacienda Heights
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Long Beach
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Newark recreation plan aims to work with community
Newark Recreation Director Melvin Nunes outlined a community involvement program to commissioners, aiming for close partnerships with adults and youths. The plan includes an environmental education activity and a hands on Ash Street Center service project, while budget constraints limited funding for some initiatives.
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Obituary: Anna Amaral of Fremont Dies at Age 2
Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Anna Amaral who died in Fremont at the age of 2. She was the mother of Ane Flores of Union City and Mayme Roderick of Fremont and grandmother of Eleanor Azevedo Patricia Collett of Fremont and Elizabeth Sessions of Ben Lomond. She is survived by 10 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. The rosary is today at 8 pm at Chapel of the Palms Mortuary Fremont. Requiem Mass is tomorrow at 9:90 am at Church of the Holy Spirit with interment at Holy Spirit Cemetery.
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Union City
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Elizabeth Sessions
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Park expansion topic at hearing and fire station plans
City council weighs park land in the assessment district and preserving land for a future North Centerville temporary fire station. A $29,500 Besco house may be bought for the temporary station at Darwin and Denham, with $9,500 needed to furnish. Also considered are mil crofilming gear for police records at $12,882, bids to expand Warm Springs Fire Station at $12,000, and an evaluation of fireworks sales by non profits for Jay 4 celebrations.
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Corps dispute over Leslie land boundary and tidal rights
Denton argues Leslie ponds sit on land granted to private owners in 1850s and 1860s, while tidal height variances could push shorelines and invalidate private claims. Legal experts say public access rights may prevail if title transfers were defective, raising broad questions on government ownership and salt ponds.
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Court rejects Santa Barbara offshore drilling appeal
The U S Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal by Santa Barbara city and county to halt offshore oil drilling. The defendants argued the Interior secretary and Army Corps of Engineers must hold a public hearing before drilling or platform construction. The court's brief order left in place two Ninth Circuit decisions from April 21, 1970 denying a stop order. The constitutional issues are under review by a special three judge federal panel.
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Two Fremont Attorneys Seek Fremont Newark Bench Seat
Fremont lawyers Bruce M. Bell and George W. Graaskamp join three others in expressing interest in the Fremont Newark Union City judicial district judgeship vacated by M. O. Sabraw’s move to the superior court. Bell serves on the Washington Township Hospital District Board of Directors beginning his second term after being elected in 1966.
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Burglars Hit Fremont Home Involving Local Lawyers
Police report a burglary at 4951 Hansen Ave as two men allegedly took jewelry including emerald and diamond rings and three radios. Suspects linked to Fremont lawyers Bell and Graaskamp, with residences noted on Faulkner Drive and Chiltern Drive, while court appointments suggest delays of two weeks or more.
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Lady Bird Johnson joins UT System Board of Regents
Mrs Lady Bird Johnson joined the University of Texas System Board of Regents with her husband former President Lyndon B Johnson present. She took the oath from former Gov Price Daniel alongside Dr Joe Nelson Thomas of Weatherford and AG McNeese Jr of Houston. Johnson earned separate UT bachelor’s degrees in 1983 and 1934 and received an honorary doctor of letters in 1964. both of her daughters attended UT.
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Houston
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Fremont Students Attend Government Day at City Hall
Fremont students participate in Government Day at City Hall all day. About 3 high school students from each of the five Fremont high schools join 18 participants for seminars on government operations. Activities include library and police orientation, lunch at Central Park Community Center, and mock council at 7:30 p.m.
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Bond proposal on board agenda in New Haven Unified
Union City A bond election plan totaling five million dollars will be discussed by New Haven Unified School District Trustees at a board meeting tonight. The district office at 33480 Western Ave hosts the 8 p.m. session as administrators outline use for five point one million for a junior high project and one point five million for a proposed Alvarado primary school with additional costs and site purchases.
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Nations meet on drug controls in Vienna
In Vienna under U.N. sponsorship delegates from 40 nations gather to draft a treaty on narcotics. Over six weeks they debate a draft by the U.N. Commission on Narcotic Drugs to place certain hallucinogens stimulants and tranquilizers under stricter controls than morphine or cocaine. The plan targets 38 drugs across three categories including hallucinogens stimulants and depressants.
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