Parole crack down eyed after Chabot Case
Assemblyman Bill Lockyer may push a parole crackdown after the Debra Rebiejo murder linked to a paroled offender James Reece. Experts debate whether to keep risky inmates behind bars or tighten Adult Authority rules to require proof of change before release.
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Bill Lockyer
Lockyer
Chabot College
Debra Ann Rebiejo
San Lorem
Miss Rebieja
Vacaville
James Reece
Oakland
California Medical Authority
Reece
Miss Rebiejo
Adult Authority
Reeve
Franchetti
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Tax cut plan could lower most taxpayers' bills next year
Congress advances a Ways and Means package that would cut personal taxes by about 12.7 billion dollars in 1976, with many individuals seeing lower bills than in 1975. Ford opposes tying cuts to a spending ceiling while proposing his own 207 billion in personal cuts. Net effects vary by income, with a new 240 dollar maximum tax credit potential per return.
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Washington
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Ford
al Allmar
Beast of Lafayette Reservoir Sighting Triggers Hunt
Rangers in boats on patrol helicopters and on foot search for an eight foot alligator said to close Lafayette Reservoir near San Francisco. Ground crews use spotlights bait and patrol boats hoping the eyewitness has sharp vision. The lake remains closed to fishing and boating awaiting sighting.
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Lapayetse
UPL
Lafayette Reservoir
Thelstore Lake
San Francisco
Fast Bay Municipal
Lafayette
Highway
Health maintenance organizations eyed for employers
The federal government would require employers with more than 25 workers to offer health maintenance organization options as part of health plans, with a phased rollout starting after Thanksgiving. HEW defines a HMO as a prepaid system arranging medical services, hospitalization, preventive care, and more, but no qualified plans exist yet and none are expected within six months.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Kaiser Permanente
HEW
Terry Murphy
San Francisc
Nhance
United States
Oregon
Washington
California
Murphy
Cal
Laser may replace Pap smear in cancer cell test
Scientists at Los Alamos describe a laser light system that distinguishes normal from abnormal cells by their light signatures. The method evaluates cervical and vaginal cancer cells, processes up to 60 000 cells per minute, and aligns with Pap smear accuracy while promising faster, more versatile diagnoses.
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Soston
Gary Salzman
BART veep defends expenses during recruitment trips
San Francisco BART director Elmer Cooper defends a 19000 dollar expense account tied to a search for a new general manager. He cites East Coast interviews, a Nice France transit meeting, and European travel funded by BART and Flier, insisting the costs were legitimate and worthwhile.
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Elmer Cooper
San Francisco Bart
Cooper
BART
San Francisco
Nice
France
Clock change reminder at Marshall Field building Chicago
The article notes daylight saving time ends Sunday and Steve LaPorte, accustomed to stills with a circus, is turning back clocks. If you sleep at 11 p.m. Saturday, set clocks to 10 p.m. The note directs readers to page 4 for related coverage.
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Ings
Marshall Field & Company
Chicago
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