Time Line aids Sacramento on death line counseling
The Time Line 24 hour telephone service in Sacramento provides free counseling for those facing terminal illness and for their families. Professional counselors answer during the day, with a 24 hour helpline and referral support from physicians hospitals and social services. Chair Cordes notes the program targets unaffiliated individuals and aims to normalize emotional responses such as anger fear and sadness.
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Sacramento
Sacramento Church Council
Sacramento Area
Cordes
American Cancer Society
Canver Vielims
McCormack Blames EPA DDT Ban for Northwest Forest Loss
Washington congressman Mike McCormack accuses the EPA of overreaching with a total DDT ban, linking its effects to more than a thousand square miles of Pacific Northwest forests damaged by Tussock moths. He calls for shifting control of DDT use to Agriculture and urges passage of his bill.
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Washington
Mike McCormack
D-Wash
Environmental Protection Agency
Pacific Northwest
McCormack
House Agriculture
Agriculture Department
EPA
Oregon
Idaho
Congress
Forest Service
UC Students Boost Voter Registration in Prop 1 Push
The UC Student Body Presidents Council reports over 78,000 University of California students registered to vote in a recent campaign aimed at Prop 1. Berkeley led campuses with about 7,500 registrations as voters prepare for the Navi election.
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University of California
Ronald Reagan
UC Berkeley
Forfeiture tops bonds in smuggling case in San Diego
Arcelia Robles, 37, of Tijuana, forfeited a 175000 bond after missing a pre trial hearing in U S District Court. The leader of The Blondes or Las Gueras faces smuggling charges. Investigators say the operation netted up to 9000 a day by charging Mexicans 225 each to be smuggled to San Diego and Los Angeles. The judge called the action possibly the largest bond forfeiture in the district or country.
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San Diego
UPL
United States
Arcelia Robles
Tijuana
Mexico
U.S
Turrentine
Las Gueras
The
Blondes
Los Angeles
Federal Court District
Southern
California
Work-for-welfare expanded to more California counties
Eighteen additional California counties will begin work-for-welfare programs in the next two months, and a companion job referral program will be expanded to 14 counties. Health secretary Earl Brian said welfare directors should prepare plans and budgets, noting two years of gradual county-by-county rollout but surpassing expectations. The programs, part of Reagan's welfare reform, have faced criticism from social workers and Democratic legislators.
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Sacramento
California
Earl Brian
Brian
Hve
Signifficant
Ronald Reagan
Social Worker
California Welfare Rights Organization
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Rayo Vac
Lac
Hayward
Fremont
Glenmoor Hardware
Glenmoor Br
Worrione
SAN Lorenzo
Bockman Road
Bockman Rd
Manor Hardware
Harperion
Castro Valley
Pete's Hardware
Castro Valley Blvd
San Leandro
Arroyo Variety
Luwelling Blvd
Bellini Marina
Dutton Hardware
Dutton Ave
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Dowis
Jack-O-Lanterns
J.E. Perry Farms
Jarvis Rd
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Mr Smiths
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