Medi-Cal clash tightens with Reagan and Democrats
California leaders clash over Medi-Cal controls and costs as Governor Reagan seeks direct admin authority to cut fringe services while Assembly Democrats push to preserve full benefits for about 1.5 million eligible. lawmakers weigh budget defects, fee schedules, and financing amid a partisan standoff.
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Reagan Defends Health Aid as MediCal Costs Rise
Williams notes Medi-Cal could reach 900 million dollars in 1968 due to higher use by the poor and rising medical costs. He warns federal support may decline this year, while Reagan says aid aims to keep life-saving care flowing for the needy.
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