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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1968

Page

5

Joint Committee Rejects Medi Cal Service Cuts in California

A bipartisan Senate Assembly committee in Sacramento reports no financial need to cut Medi Cal services. The panel cites a $32.1 million surplus through June 30 and urges Reagan to allow fund transfers to avoid service reductions.

Joint Committee Norman Kempster Sacramento UPS Senate Assembly Committee Bipartisan Ronald Reagan Veneman State Supreme Court Reagan Legislature

Disabled Aid Bill Advances Budgets Clash in California

The bill to cut welfare for disabled persons living with wealthy parents passes committee unanimously led by Sen. Robert J. Stevens and moves to the Senate floor. Gov. Reagan’s broader economy plan stalls in the Legislature as eight proposed measures aim to save about 96 million dollars annually by cutting frozen programs. State Welfare Director John Montgomery cites cases of high income families receiving aid for totally disabled in the home, including a Newport Beach physician with a disabled son.

Robert J. Stevens Los Angeles Reagan John Montgomery California

Welfare grant increases under California disability program

Governor Reagan authorized the Legislature to consider a bill raising the maximum average welfare grants for California’s needy disabled. The measure adds 2.25 to the monthly grant this year and 4.75 for 1968-69, affecting about 120000 recipients. A sliding income scale would determine eligibility, with denials likely above 15000 annual family income.

Sacramento UPS Ronald Reagan California Reagan Clair W. Burgener San Diego

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