California Budget Seeks Mental Health Expansion Plan
Gov. Brown proposes new funding to screen and treat mental health patients, adding staff for elderly and emotionally disturbed children at Camarillo Napa and Porterville Fairview hospitals. The plan includes beds for mentally retarded patients, tranquilizing drugs, and capital improvements totaling about 8 million dollars.
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State Aid Fund Rise Proposed for 1963-64 Budget
California lawmakers face a 1963-64 budget proposal to spend ten cents of every budget dollar on aid to the aged, needy and handicapped. Gov. Brown seeks $327.2 million for six public assistance programs, a $27.2 million rise from 1962-63, with $7.5 million earmarked for aid to needy children and to the needy disabled. Caseloads climb as ANC rises to 353,000 and old age security to 264,000. overall welfare totals reach about $827 million with county contributions.
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Transit Talk Postponed by Governor in Los Angeles
Gov Brown postponed a Thursday meeting with Los Angeles officials to address mass rapid transit for the Southland. The postponement was announced with no explanation or rescheduled date. Board of Supervisors and Metropolitan Transit Authority directors were invited to the session. Vegematic Corp is slated to present its offer to build an Alweg monorail system for MTA on February 28.
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California water budget seeks 194 million in projects
Gov Brown requests a 194 million water outlay for construction and facilities across the state. Major sums go to Feather River, California Aqueduct, and South Bay projects, with bond sales financing most of the plan and tidelands oil revenues contributing part. Operating costs for the Water Resources Department would rise by about 28 percent.
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Faculty Raise of 5 Percent Too Little Says Kerr
Kerr, president of the University of California, urged that five percent for faculty salaries in Gov. Brown's proposed 1963 64 budget is insufficient. He said top universities seek higher increases to compete with leading institutions nationwide and called the plan disappointing.
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Pensioner Almanac Offers Free Cordless Aids
A New State Law enables pensioners to receive cordless bearing aids at no cost. Contact Associated Testing Center at 622 Pine Ave, Long Beach for details by letter or phone.
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Pensioners May Get Free Glasses From Optometrist
A Downstate optometrist offers free eye exams and glasses to pensioners with an identification card. Bring ID and social worker contact. the office provides assistance with the process. Dr Milton Glenberg, 11 Pine Ave, Hartwell Building, Downstate, phone Himlock 6-2113.
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