Reagan Math Flaws Highlight Mental Health Budget Claims
California officials defend budget cuts in mental health with simple arithmetic while a state commission argues for improved care. The plan to move patients from state clinics to Short-Doyle facilities shifts costs to Los Angeles County, raising $1.25 million in local taxes and possibly higher fees for residents. Dr. Knox and local supervisors warn that funding shifts increase burdens despite promises of tax relief.
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California
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California Commission
Lund
Los Angeles County
Frank G. Bonelli
Long Beach
William B. Beach Jr
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Community Welfare Council
A Diplomat Slights California Wine in List
U.S. ambassador Davin Bruce to Great Britain omits California wines from his ten greatest list, drawing fire from Rep. Don Edwards. The dispute highlights California wine country’s influence and a bipartisan push for better market access in Washington. Governor Reagan’s leverage on wine sales in Washington is cited as a counterpoint.
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Washington
Town Meeting Editor Protest Over State Mental Health Cuts
A reader letter protests California mental hygiene clinic closures budget cuts and service curtailment arguing hospitals slow patient recovery and costs rise. It condemns governor's office tactics and warns of creeping control, citing Ralph Nader and auto safety debates. Robert Jamison signs Artesia letter.
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Remarkable Event In Chilean History
In Santiago Chile President Eduardo Frei hosts delegates to the eighth world conference of the International Planned Parenthood Federation. The gathering signals rare open discussion of birth control in Latin America amid political and religious tensions. The event may influence regional debates beyond upcoming hemispheric talks at Punta del Este.
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Chile
Eduardo Frei
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Latin America
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Lord Caradon
Britain
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Punta del Este
Population Boom Dominates World Forum Debates
James Reston notes Latin America's rapid growth, with 200 million people now and projections to 700 million by century's end, outpacing food and industry. He cites poverty, illiteracy, and high birth rates as core issues, arguing that population must be addressed to solve global hunger and disease.
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India
United States
Soviet Union
GOP Moderates Fear Romney Percy Battle
Washington reports show GOP moderates puzzled by Oregon Governor Thomas McCall’s letter urging caution on presidential prospects and signaling possible support for Charles Percy. The move sparks debate over Romney’s momentum and whether moderates should rally behind him or delay strong commitment as New Hampshire’s primary approaches.
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NBA
Thomas McCall
Oregon
Romney Pins Hopes On Momentum In New Hampshire Primary
Mortons private plan aims to expose Romney to boost momentum while denying a commitment. Romney remains front runner with solid poll status, though momentum loss risks, as Percy gains visibility as a backup moderate. Perry winds tested in several states, fueling concerns of a split among moderates.
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New Hampshire
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Charles Percy
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Nebraska
Sheer Perversity The Original Sin
An old friend invites lunch on Election Day but the bar is deserted and no drinks are served. The narrator reflects on the perversity of craving drink when alcohol is unavailable, noting past dry-state frustrations and a general indifference to drinking yet a sudden thirst on Election Day.
Original sin and disobedience in Adam and Eve
Sydney Harris argues original sin is disobedience to human nature rather than sexual desire. He explains the myth shows willful restraint and questions how understanding this could solve the riddle of good and evil, even tying it to political choices like Election Days.
Morse Defended LBJ Request Amid Senate Clash
Washington debate over a Latin America aid resolution ahead of a summit exposed rifts in the Foreign Relations Committee. Morse pressed for action, Gore and Church maneuvered, while Fulbright delayed. a compromise resolution modifying the White House text eventually passed.
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