County Supervisors Seek 9 Million MediCal boost for hospitals
Los Angeles County supervisors urged California to approve a 9 million Medi Cal fund request to upgrade operations at County-USC Medical Center and seven other hospitals. About 3.5 million targets the admitting, pharmacy, laboratory and radiology departments with Debs leading the push.
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Los Angeles County
Board of Supervisors
County-Usc Medical Center
Debs
Carol E. H. Mulder
Office of Health Care Services
Ronald Reagan
State Health and Welfare Agency
Mulder
Pharmacy Use Easier for Latins
Spanish speaking new hires began work at the County USC Medical Center pharmacy to aid patients with Spanish surnames. Supervisor Ernest E. Debs said the changes reduce mispronunciations that delayed service, noting about half the customers had Spanish surnames and that staff were unaware of the problem.
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County- Usc Medical Center
Ernest E. Debs
Debs
Commission Seeks Mafia Publicity Agent in County
A Los Angeles County crime commission recommends appointing a Mafia press agent to disclose which businesses are Mafia owned. The plan would centralize information through a designated agency and impose a blackout on law enforcement comments to protect ongoing investigations.
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Jim McCauley
L.A
Los Angeles County Delinquency and Crime Commission
Long Beach Police
Sheriff's Department
Grand Jury
Los Angeles Police
Commission
Frank G. Bonelli
Mafia Information Agency
History book clash at Orange County School Board
Led by State Senator John Schmitz pro testers presented a petition of nearly 3,000 objecting to the state mandated eight grade history book Land of the Free. Dr Warren H Carroll read a six page critique calling the book anti American and bias filled prompting a review at the September 12 meeting.
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John Schmitz
Orange County
Schmitz
John Birch Society
Warren H. Carroll
Carroll
Los Angeles
Superior Court
Downey Unified
Downey
John W. Cauthey
UCLA
U.S
Watts hearing ends amid walkout by 300 plus protesters
About 300 Negroes and Mexican Americans flooded out of a Los Angeles City Council hearing on Watts disturbances, accusing a Police Fire and Civil Defense Committee of inattentiveness. Crisis Coalition critics and council members clashed over witness calls as stakes rose after three dead and many wounded in the Watts Summer Festival violence.
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Los Angeles
Watts
Crisis Coalition
Council
Police, Fire and Civil Defense Committee
Methodist
Old Plaza
Boy struck by police nightstick in Watts clash
Leonore Scantlebury spoke to the council's police committee describing his 15 year old son Denny's injury near Will Rogers Park Watts on Aug 11 during a confrontation. He recounted the boy asking for directions when a police nightstick struck him and left him unconscious as angry crowds gathered.
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Leonore Scantlebury
Council
Police, Fire and Civil Defense Committee
Denny
Will Rogers Park
Watts
Scantlebury
Arraignment Set in Six Draft Cases
A Los Alamitos physician and a Paramount auto assembly worker join four other Los Angeles area men in arraignments set for Sept. 3 on charges of refusing induction into the armed forces. Dr Moss David Posner, 32, of 3821 Wendy Way, is named in one indictment for allegedly refusing induction on Aug 22. Jess William Davis III, 20, of 16601 S Garfield Ave., faces charges for refusing induction on Oct. 24.
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Los Alamitos
Paramount Auto Assembly
Los Angeles Area
Moss David Posner
Wendy Way
Auto Assembly
Jess William Davis III
S. Garfield Ave
False Tax Charge Hits Ex-L.A. Man
A former Los Angeles architect and loan company operator now living in England was indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly failing to report more than 900000 dollars in income between 1962 and 1964. Jules Salkin, 51, faced three counts of filing false income tax statements.
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Los Angeles
England
Thursday
Jules Salkin
La Mirada Pair Saved From Apartment Fires
Deputies Nicoli Lopez and Daryl Lance rescued two 22 year old men from a 75 unit La Mirada building at 14515 Leffingwell Rd after smoke was seen at 12 53 am. Richard M Troseth required hospital treatment for critical burns. Steve King was treated and released. Firefighters contained the blaze which caused about 2000 dollars in damage. The cause was a smoldering cigarette.
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la Mirada
Richard M. Troseth
la Mirada Hospital
Steve King
Nicoli Lopez
Daryl Lance
Jack Munger
Munger
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Nowell
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Long Beach
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Pomona
Ments
Leffingwell Rd
Troseth
King
Main
Duffums
Palos Verdes Hawthorne At
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Lakewood de Amo
Graywood
Marina
Pacific Coast Hwy
Newport Center
Fashion Island
LA Habra
Fashion Square
Broadway
Orlon
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