Medi-Cal Plan Aims to Curb Costs Before New Director
Dr Bart W Brian Jr announced administrative changes to keep Medi-Cal within its 1970 71 budget, cutting deficits from 15 to 20 million, effective April 13. A three phase plan tightens hospital stay rules and requires consent for non emergency admissions, while emergencies remain exempt. The changes precede his swearing in as director of the Department of Health Care Services.
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Ban on Berthing Tax Gains Ban on Berthing Tax
In Sacramento the Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee approved legislation prohibiting property tax on berthing privileges in California harbors. Assemblyman Vincent Thomas Eefan Pedro introduced a bill to exempt nonexclusive berthing rights for large ships, while Los Angeles County opposed it, arguing it would reduce county revenue by hundreds of thousands of dollars yearly. The measure defines berthing rights as not a possessory interest and thus not taxable, countering the idea that exclusive use of a facility constitutes taxable property.
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Private Firm Teaching Plan Advances in California Assembly
Assembly Ways and Means Committee approved Jess Unruh's bill by voice vote to let school districts contract with private firms to teach students. The proposal would require firms to show students benefit from the instruction as Unruh campaigns for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination.
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