Brown signs bill for temporary medical malpractice coverage
In Sacramento Gov. Eximund G. Brown Jr signed a bill to extend until March 1, 1978 the authority for the state Insurance Commissioner to form joint groups providing low cost temporary malpractice insurance for California physicians. The measure follows insurers curtailing policies and offers temporary coverage from 100,000 to 1 million with potential rate reductions. Brown vetoed a separate malpractice measure by Sen. Nate Mas.
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BART Approves 43 New Hires with Women Target
The Bay Area Rapid Transit board agreed to fill 43 new positions with a goal that 34 percent go to women, using the district contingency reserve. Emer Cooper moved for half the openings to be occupied by women, a compromise endorsed to satisfy federal requirements.
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Fragmentary city council notes on hiring positions debate
A partial transcript shows a motion to add 43 positions failing by six votes. Blasco Allen and Glennaintaining oppose the amendment while Clark and others discuss affirmative action. Bianco challenges Crk remarks as he critiques leadership.
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