Medi Cal cuts restored bill advances in California Senate
The Senate Health and Welfare Committee approved Gordon Duffy’s bill to restore December Medi Cal cuts, despite Gov. Reagan's opposition. Duffy warned lack of governor sign could limit funds while urging a quick Finance Committee vote. The measure would restore services through June 30 and set July 1 as the start of the next budget.
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Abortion curb bill defeated in California Senate panel
In Sacramento the Senate Health and Welfare Committee rejected a measure by Sen. John L. Harmer to restrict Medi Cal funded abortions. A Medi Cal administrator testified abortions under the program rose sharply, with 22 000 legal abortions in 1970. The bill would have barred Medi Cal abortions for recipients of aid to families with dependent children solely due to pregnancy.
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Reagan jeered by students at Los Angeles breakfast
Gov. Reagan faced about 300 to 400 mainly black student pickets at a Los Angeles Trade Technical College breakfast rally. He defended welfare reform and urged re awakening respect for manual labor while criticizing higher education funding and efficiency. He said 10 450 welfare jobs exist with plans for more and warned against forced slave labor charges. He left for a State College Trustees meeting.
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Reagan Sees Strong Gains for California Economy
Governor Reagan reported California weathered a painful readjustment and now faces broadly based growth though aerospace faces further decline. He cited 1970 slowdowns, 6.7 percent jobless rate, job losses in aerospace totaling 151000 since 1967, and a $9 million retraining program while homebuilding and buying power improved despite a 5 percent cost of living rise. Stockton led unemployment at 8.2 percent.
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