Court Rules Reagan Medi Cal Cuts Illegal
Sacramento judge voided the 10 percent Medi Cal cuts as improper emergency regulations. He said the Department of Health Care Services used flawed data and bypassed state law, ordering reimbursements to counties for losses while questioning the emergency finding.
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Air board backs Reagan car test
The State Air Resources Board joined Gov. Reagan in urging the federal EPA to reconsider denial of California’s waiver for assembly line emission tests on cars to be sold locally in 1973. The board cited California law requiring each car to meet emission standards and warned about penalties beginning in 1973.
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Nine Man Pollution Control Unit Formed in California
A new nine member pollution control unit is formed to take legal action against individuals and groups harming California's environment. The move targets both public and private actors and signals a tougher stance on environmental protection.
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Lawyer defends CRLA denial of legal aid in farming case
A former CRLA attorney, Michael J. Bremian, testified he refused to aid Angelyn Mariano because her $3,800 family of three income exceeded CRLA limits by $600. Mariano alleged UFWOC sued her, and Bremian’s denial is under state investigation of CRLA practices as protestors seek accountability for aid eligibility.
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UC Accused of Lobbying Against Name Change Bill
Assemblyman Richard Barnes, author of a bill allowing California State College campuses to call themselves universities, charged Tuesday that the University of California is mounting a last-ditch effort to defeat the measure. He said UC funds would be used to lobby against the bill and asked for an explanation of the alleged misuse of state funds.
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Riverside considers option to buy Mission Inn debt crisis
Riverside City Council voted 5-2 to spend 20000 for an option to purchase Riverside's historic Mission Inn offered for sale by Ben Swig. An auction sale was not carried out. The plan envisions turning the inn into a commercial venture with restaurants and banquet facilities while debates over a test case continue.
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San Diego bids for GOP in 72 convention
San Diego offered to host the Republican National Convention in August 1872 as Houston, Miami Beach and others vie for the event. The city claimed a suitable site and submitted a price offer of 750,000, with state officials noting the historic Mission Inn near Riverside features in local lore and earlier owners. The inn, dating to 1876, has become a landmark with Hollywood ties and famous artifacts, though it has faced ongoing losses.
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Assembly panel backs overnight visits for inmate partners
The Criminal Justice Committee in Sacramento voted to permit three conjugal visits per year for unmarried inmates. Assemblyman Waller Karabian said current pilots favoring married inmates discriminate against unmarried inmates and would extend to all prisoners of both sexes from their regular visitor lists.
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Senate stalls Reagan budget to seek funding plan
The Senate Finance Committee delayed approval of Gov. Reagan's $7.5 billion budget, as Sen. John Holmdahl refused to back a plan out of balance without new revenues. Chair Randolph Collier expected action later, contingent on a tax increase or major cuts, with the fiscal year starting July 1.
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Memorial plaque for Audie Murphy to be placed in Los Angeles
A World War II hero plaque for Audie Murphy will be installed on the main floor of Patriotic Mall in Los Angeles following a Tuesday motion by Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. The motion by Supervisors Warren Dorn and Kenneth Hahn also ordered flags at half staff at Patriotic Hall the Sports Arena and the Coliseum. Murphy was killed Friday in an airplane crash.
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Budget bill moves to house floor for passage
The Means Committee has sent up a $7.06 billion budget to the lower house where it remains pending. The Legislature must pass a new budget by midnight June 10 to avoid default on state payments after that date.
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