Wives Rally Over Malpractice Insurance Crisis
Women confront Governor Brown aides in Capitol questioning a 485 percent Jan 1 rate hike. Spokeswoman Roberta Weintraub cites soaring costs for doctors like an Encino proctologist, whose insurance rises to 27500. Burns acknowledges seriousness, mentions budget work, and doubts a special session would yield quick relief.
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Hearst reports weight loss and infection in jail
Patricia Hearst's attorney says the heiress has lost weight and suffers an eye infection in San Mateo County Jail and that she is not being given adequate treatment. Jail officials deny worsening condition and say only a minor eye infection is treated. Hearst weighed about the same as arrival, with defense considering a location change if pretrial publicity hinders the trial.
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Brown Road Fund Plan Faces Likely Dead End
Gov. Brown's sweeping highway funding changes seem unlikely to pass the California Legislature. Senate leaders and transportation chair Randolph Col Hoy doubt the plan will succeed, while Brown aides push to end the 60/40 split and other rules to redirect funds. Some lawmakers want a gasoline tax increase, but Brown vows to veto.
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