Los Angeles school board rejects no one race schools plan
The Los Angeles Board of Education on Monday evening rejected a no one race schools statement. By a limited vote it chose a plan promising that by 1979 80 percent to 20 percent racially balanced schools will exist and that every student will take part in an integrated program. Board members debated the implications for de jure segregation and possible white flight.
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Los Angeles Board of Education
Dine Watson
Segrega Son Board
Julian Nava
Kathleen Brown Rice
State report: MediCal and Medicare underpay hospital bills
California health facilities commission reports that Medicare and Medi Cal paid 47 percent of 4.6 billion in hospital services for the 12 months ending June 1976. Medicare underpaid by 153 million and Medi Cal by 87 million on 798 million billed. Officials say shortfalls shift costs to other insurers and patients, with county hospitals facing lax tax levies. Brown administration officials also said the state will defend indicted state employees in Camarillo State Hospital deaths.
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Sacramento
Brown
Camarillo State Hospital
Just Another Dish Valued at 1730 Dollars
Northbrook based Brad Ford Exchange advertises a free report on plate values and how to buy and sell rare porcelain, citing a 1730 dollar valuation. The notice urges sending name and address before January 29 1977 to receive guidance on opportunity and pricing.
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Colrestor
Exchange
Addres
Brad Ford Exchange
Bradford Place
Linois
California moves to curb cactus thefts in Mojave Desert
Sacramento AP reports Assemblyman Jerry Lewis introduces bills to outlaw digging up cacti and to criminalize the cactus black market. He notes Joshua tree value and barrel cactus costs, cites Arizona thefts crossing the border, and proposes tags for removing more than five plants with penalties up to six months in jail and a $500 fine.
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California
Jerry Lewis
San Bernardino County
Joshua Tree National Monument
Mojave Desort
Arizona
Lewis
Seven Judge Panel Named to Hear McComb Removal
A seven man tribunal of California Appellate Court judges was chosen to decide whether Justice Marshall F. McComb should be removed for alleged senility and misconduct. Attorney Greg Stout argued the disqualification process lacked due process, noting several judges abstained without stated grounds. The panel will convene for this special matter only, with McComb and supporters challenging the selection.
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San Francisco
California
Appeal Court
Tot
Supreme Court
Greg Stout
Marshall F. McComb
Appeal
Commission On
Judicial Performance
McComb
Stout
Douglas F. McDaniel
San Bernardino
Wakefield Taylor
Cray Reynosa
Sacramento
George E. Paras
Stephen K. Tamura
Thomas Caldecott
Robert F. Thompson
Los Angeles
Gale Bishel
State Supreme Court
Special Tribunal
Lawmaker cars grow bigger as California aides lease premium vehicles
California lawmakers are leasing larger cars this year, raising state costs. The state covers 90 percent of lease payments up to 225 per month plus gasoline cards. Assembly members including Willie Brown have shifted from compact cars to larger luxury models, with several leases around 180 to 225 monthly. Senate committee declined to disclose choices while members decide.
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Sacramento
California
Gene Mansfield
Willie
Brown
D-San Francisco
Assembly
Mansfield
Manefield
Sacraments Union
Senate Rules Committee
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