Beverages and B girls under fire in San Francisco bill debate
In Sacramento the Health and Welfare Committee trashed a bill by Sam Milton Marks to let KQED sell beer and wine at its annual televised fundraiser. Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control officials urged a $100 license fee while Beilenson blasted lax enforcement on San Francisco bars with B girls, demanding action beyond watching KQED.
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Sacramento
San Francisco
Senate, Health and Welfare Committee
Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Sam Milton Marks
KQED
Marks
Beilenson
Chicano group pushes for more student aid in California
In Sacramento the Mexican American organization MMDA urged state schools chief Wilson Riles to boost bilingual support as over 70,000 Chicanos study in public schools and many students drop out before graduation. MMDA cites neglect and vows continued pressure while Riles insists he is prioritizing minority achievement and bilingual programs.
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Wilson Riles
Riles
Mexican Manpower Development Association
Ties
California
MMDA
Chicans
State
Andres Tobar
Central Valley
Tabar
San Diego
New Hampshire Decides in Muted McGovern Humprey Lindsay Cheer
California hackers cheer New Hampshire primary results while muskie faces a tough path to retain frontrunner status ahead of the June 6 California primary. The California contest promises the nation’s largest presidential nomination prize as tentative signups emerge for the race.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
George McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
John Lindsay
New Hampshire
Malpractice suits cost California hospitals and nursing homes
California health officials report hospital and nursing home patients gathered more than 3.8 million dollars from malpractice settlements in 1971. One in four licensed hospitals faced settlements above 3,000 dollars, with 104 claims settled that year including seven against St John’s Santa Monica for 273,746 dollars. Other high figures involved Long Beach Memorial Palo Alto Stanford University Hospital St Vincent Cedars in Los Angeles.
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UPS
State Department of Public Health
California
Legislative
Department
Howard A. Worley
Bureau of Health Facilities
St. John’s
Santa Monica
Long Beach Memorial
Long Beach
Stanford, University Hospital
Palo Alto
St. Vincent's and Cedars
Lebanon
Los Angeles
Worley
Presbyterian Inter _community
Whittier
Gants Monica Hospital
South Bay
Redondo Beach
Hollywood Fresbyterian
Hoag Memorial
Newport Beach
Arroyo Grande
California Legislature Moves On Constitutional and Environmental Bills
A survey of bills debated by the California Governor and Assembly outlines constitutional amendments on state powers, environmental protections, and public welfare. Proposals include access to sue for environmental protection, safety standards, public assistance reforms, and tighter reporting on expenditures and program oversight. The Senate and Assembly consider measures touching felon rights, immigration, hospitals, earthquake safety, tolls, and juvenile confinement facilities.
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