University of California president Hitch hospitalized with chest pains
Charles J. Hitch 61 president of the University of California was hospitalized in Los Angeles after experiencing chest pains at a Regents committee meeting. He is in California Hospital Medical Center coronary unit for observation and testing to rule out a heart attack and is resting comfortably in stable condition. Hitch became UC president in January 1968 after a nine month search.
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Board of Regents
Los Angeles
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California Hospital Medical Center
Regents Grounds and
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Antibusing law repeal defeated in Assembly
In Sacramento the Assembly defeated repeal of last year’s antibusing act by 29 to 26, 12 votes short of a majority. Rep. William T. Bagley urged a new vote next week while Floyd Wakefield defended the law’s aims despite court rulings and cost concerns. Five Republicans and 24 Democrats backed repeal. 4 Democrats and 24 Republicans voted to keep the law.
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William T. Bagley
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South Gate
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Bob Moretti
van Nuys
Republican Caucus
John Stull
San Diego
California
Stull
Assembly OKs funds to boost property tax relief program
The California Assembly approved a $4.7 million emergency appropriation to cover higher than expected property tax relief costs. Gov. Reagan backed the measure AB1384 sponsored by Newton Russell to support counties and schools after a larger tax relief dip. Critics accuse Reagan administration budgeting of slipshod planning.
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Willie L. Brown Jr
San Francisco
Ways and Means Committee
Reagan fights court order to hike relief pay
In Sacramento UPI: Superior Court Judge Gallagher ordered an immediate 21.4 percent increase in Aid to Families with Dependent Children grants. Reagan administration plans to appeal claiming insufficient hearing. Welfare rights group says California risks losing $700 million in federal funds if no raise.
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California Welfare Rights Organization
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San Francisco
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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3Rd District Court of Appeal
State Supreme Court
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Welfare Rights
Supreme Court
County OKs funds for 14 000 needy in welfare programs
County supervisors voted to provide 47000 in county funds to support welfare aid for 14000 blind aged and infirm in the Out-of-Home Care program. They warned state funds may end this month and urged rapid legislative action while directing a report on program status in May.
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Warren M. Dorn
Sacramento
Dorn
Ellis P. Murphy
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