Medi-Cal Budget Hearing Highlights Doctor Abuse and Data Use
Senate Finance Committee discussed Medi-Cal costs with Dr. Lester Breslow and Dr. Roger Egerberg noting expenses run within 2 percent of budget despite deficits. Breslow urged expanding data collection to police for overbilling while Egerberg criticized fragmented care concepts. CMA supported universal care but pressed fee adjustments and continued indigent access. debate centered on physician practice variability and cost containment.
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State Overtime Bill Returns to Legislature
The overtime bill for state employees is sent back to the Legislature in Sacramento. Introduced Tuesday by Assemblyman George W. Milias, R-Ceblyoy, the bill aims to provide clear times for overtime work after years of stalled efforts.
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Dee Urges Reagan To Say For Budget
Sacramento report notes Sen George Miller urged President Reagan to stay in California as his budget plan faced opposition. Miller called the Republican leadership reluctant, citing Reagan’s west coast fundraising trips to Oklahoma Pennsylvania New York and Mississippi. Resolution referred to the Senate Finance Committee.
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Teacher Salary Hike Moves Again at Legislature
California lawmakers reopen debate on boosting teacher pay. Assemblyman Mansieraty and Beverly Wills introduced a bill to raise minimum salary from 5000 to 4000, revisiting a proposal Gay Reagan backed last year in the calibration debate.
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Prisoners Rise in Federal Prison Industries Profits
The General Accounting Office reported four factory units at federal prisons produced a 14 percent sales rise to 91.3 million in fiscal 1967, with total profits reaching 11.6 million versus 8.4 million the prior year. Federal Prison Industries paid a four million dividend into the Treasury.
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Nixon and Agnew weigh 1960s campaign moves in mixed news
Reports from Washington and California describe Vice President Nixon evaluating a possible run with references to his 53rd birthday and a potential TV show, while Spiro Agnew launches a draft drive in Maryland. Separate dispatches note a fatal high speed crash near Mad River and Senator Eugene McCarthy seeking support in California for his presidential bid.
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Rockefeller campaign drive noted in mixed state bids
Fragmented text reports on political maneuvering as Rockefeller and Nixon figures surface in potential presidential bids. The piece mentions Maryland Governor, New York State, Oregon Republicans, and various unnamed supporters. It hints at a developing campaign landscape across multiple states.
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Rafferty backs Aison as GOP nomination nears
The report notes Raftery says he would support Richard Aison if he secures the Republican nomination. Campaign chatter cites county leaders and state officials planning Tuesday meetings as Republicans rally for candidates.
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Hopes For New Home Interesting Year Foreseen By California's First Lady
Mrs Reagan discusses her four year tenure as California's first lady in a candid interview. She notes the plan for a new mansion, expects a busy year with the legislature and GOP convention, and avoids confirming presidential ambitions for her husband Ronald Reagan. She stresses support for Reagan as a strong chief executive if elected while expressing concern for safety of the rented capitol home.
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