Governor Brown visits Metropolitan State Hospital in California
Sacramento AP reports Governor Brown surprised Christmas Day visit to Metropolitan State Hospital in Norwalk to discuss the growing use of angel dust PCP. He outlined a two-pronged plan to expand community services and increase hospital funding, while noting a revolving door with many patients returned within 30 to 60 days.
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Indefendent
Presaraunstam
Log Beach
Calif
Brown
Metropolitan
Sacramento
California
Metropolitan State Hospital
Norwalk
Pye
Ques
Gover
Asult
Metropolitan Admissions
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Napa State Hospital
In-Home Aid Reform Pushes for Competent State Administration
California faces a $126 million yearly Homemaker Chore program for in home elderly help. The citizens advisory board cites high turnover and faulty law design, urging stable administration and financing reform to serve about 75 600 seniors with adequate funding and continuity.
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Sacramento
California
Citizens Advisory Board
Tues
Mitchell
Brown
Water drenches Los Angeles courthouse lawn during heavy rain
Water flooded the area as automatic sprinklers at the federal courthouse in Los Angeles stayed on during one of the year's heaviest rains. Debris in the control box prevented the timers from turning off, as workers returned from holiday recess. Over 1.5 inches of rain soaked downtown.
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Los Angeles
Cecil Sanders
Federal General Services Administration
Sanders
State Defends IQ Tests in School Suit by Black Parents
California argued in federal court that IQ tests accurately predict educational ability for black and white children. Deputy AG Joanne Condas said the five students were not randomly selected and questioned the ethics of psychologists who pushed the EMR classifications. The case, ongoing since 1971, seeks to bar IQ tests from placements and notes past orders limiting psych evaluations.
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Francisco
of California
Joanne Condas
U.S
Trict
Robert F. Peckham
Ms.Condas
Condas
Peckham
San Francisco
California rejects Navy plan for Antarctica waste disposal
California health officials criticized the Navy's methods for disposing of 8500 yards of Antarctic radioactive waste stored at Port Hueneme and 3500 yards en route. A Simi Valley landfill storage option was also deemed unsatisfactory. The state urged the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to require safer disposal elsewhere.
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Sacramento
U.S. Navy
Antarctica
California
Jerome Lackner
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Lackner
Navy
Port Hueneme
Simi Valley
Nulear Regulatory Commission
State Solid Waste Management Board
Jerold Prod
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Robert Mitchell
State Benefits and Services Advisory Board
Calif., NASA
Paet
Che Sierra
Rusty *Schweickart
Schweickart
Associated Press
Department of Education
Conday
Sale
Jcpenney
Uliressa
Dacron
Warren
Sala
Jcpenney Slack
Canoga
Parthiridge
Carson Mall OF OF
Culver
Anani - Flo
Ville Regce
Plaza Torr
Huntington Beach
Huntington Park
Inglewood
Lagunanius
Lakewood
Montclaire
Sentra
Westchester West
Covina Whiter Downs
Whittwood, Re
Ani Ave
Napa
Sanford Marcus
The
Union of American Physicians
State Health Department
Marcus
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