Medi Cal Dispute Sparks Resignation Talk In California
SACRAMENTO UPI Democratic leaders speculate Medi Cal controversy could push Finance Director Gordon P. Smith to resign. Assembly Democrats oppose extending the sales tax and vow no tax hike while Reagan aides discuss possible changes to Medi Cal funding amid budget turmoil.
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California legislative action and gubernatorial reforms detailed
The first week of the 1968 legislative session features proposals to improve river health and overhaul judicial appointments. Bills include reappointment commissions for redistricting, term limits for governor, election procedures for governor and lieutenant governor, and increased funding for crippled children's services. Proposals address vehicle fees for rapid transit funding, expanded police pay standards, welfare administration shifts, and state convention dates. Senate actions discuss judicial appointment commissions, authorization of a new San Luis Obispo county superior court judge, and related court staffing changes.
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State Board Eyes Disputed Text in Schoolrow
In Los Angeles the Italy Board of Education debates a Downey School District decision on eighth grade history texts. Officials clash over a book critics say distorts American history while the state insists texts must be ordered. Board members warn against punitive labeling while debating legal questions about district choices.
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Recreation director hire for Statue of Liberty plot convict
Robert Steele Collier, 30, one of four convicted in a Statue of Liberty bombing conspiracy, was hired by the New York City Parks Department as a recreation director. He served two months in prison and begins work in Manhattan's East Village Monday. Wisconsin is reported as Fiji.
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