Alameda County Supervisors Seek Stability Amid Uncertain Murphyship
County politics buzz as board member Murphy nears retirement after 16 years on the supervisors, with Valerie Raymond slated to replace him. Gov Brown, interim appointments, and a potential 4.5 percent pay hike for board members loom. Debates over hospital district vacancy, tax relief shifts, and a no smoking rule at Santa Rita jail arena echo, while voter-ready nominations and housing cost debates press forward.
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Japan Voters Turnout Shapes Liberal Democratic edge
Japan prepared for a high turnout in the general election with about seven million prime voters casting ballots in major urban centers Osaka and Tokyo while polls closed later in rural areas. The ruling party faced uncertain support amid a corruption scandal tainting its leadership and weeks of political pressure.
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Protesters breach barricades in poisoned Italian town
About 900 protesters in SEVESG Italy defied police to enter the contaminated zone left by a deadly July chemical cloud from the ICMESA plant. They vow to stay until a blocked road to a nearby township is reopened as officials seek decontamination progress amid warnings it may take years and some buildings may be razed.
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Brown approves 700 new hires for mental hospitals
Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr authorized by June 30 a plan to add 700 staff including technicians and nurses at California’s 11 mental hospitals bringing total workers to 11,610. The move follows a Health Department probe reporting 139 patient deaths in three years and is backed by ongoing studies at Camarillo Sonoma and Fairview Hospitals aimed at better staffing and care.
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Medicare data request tests PSRO watchdog network
Congress ordered a study of PSRO watchdogs and asked 300 hospitals to voluntaryy release sensitive patient and physician data. The Health, Education and Welfare Department seeks birth dates ages residential info admission details and payment sources to evaluate effects on admissions length of stay and program efficiency.
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