Murder indictments loom in Camarillo hospital deaths
Ventura AP reports 13 of 112 deaths at Camarillo are eyed as murder indictments amid a year long probe into medical mistreatment at the hospital. Grand jury heard 13 deaths could warrant charges as investigators also review drug overdoses and drownings. Health officials vow action against negligent administrators as cases expand to Norwalk and beyond.
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Ventura (Ap
Remaeie Bate Hospi
Lal
Ventura
Atty
William Max
LA Yacht Sapphire Sea II Targeted by Assessor Aide
Los Angeles supervisors heard that luxury yacht Sapphire Sea II faced pressure to avoid assessment. Les Lakness testified that Gene Eley and others urged nonassessment, citing Kaplan donations and alleged interference at high levels in the assessor's office. The episode prompted questions about favoritism toward yacht owners and campaign contributors.
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Los Angeles County Supervisors
Les Oakness
S Marine
Watson
Assessor
Kaplan
Ward
Lakness
Gene Eley
Norwalk drug death ruled not accidental by coroner panel
A nine member coroner’s inquest jury found that John Malick, 37, of Bellflower, died at Metropolitan State Hospital in Norwalk on April 22 from a cause other than accident. They noted possible overdose administration of chlorpromazine and urged further investigation to identify who was responsible, as vital records were missing.
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Malick
Ma Vick
Bellflower
Metropolitan State’ Hospital
Norwalk
John Malick
Atty
Ed Feldman
Ick
High court allows federal abortion aid dispute to proceed
Supreme Court rejected an emergency request by Sen Buckley Rep Hyde and Sen Helms to halt a Brooklyn federal judge ruling that blocks funds for elective abortions. Judge Dooling found part of an appropriations act unconstitutional and ordered the HEW secretary to continue aid for poor women seeking abortions pending further action. The government plans to appeal.
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Supreme Court
James Buckley
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Congress
F. David Mathews
Cora McRae
Dooling
Mathews
Carter Plans Smaller Democratic Inaugural in 1977
Washington planners say Carter's inauguration will be frugal and democratic, with a smaller reviewing stand, a single large ball, and ticket prices likely not exceeding ten dollars. Nixon's 1978 event cost four million and featured multiple balls and receptions.
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KNS
Richard Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Jimmy Carter
Bardyl Tirana
Vicki Rogers
Carter
Pennsylvania Ave
Nixon
Tirana
Medicaid doctors on 100000 list headlines and totals
The 1975 federal Medicaid payout to high volume providers totaled 2,533 doctors dentists pharmacies and labs earning more than 100000 each. Willian A Triebel of New York led with 785114, followed by several other New York physicians and top dentists. overall payments reached 4453 million or 14.3 percent of over 15 billion for 23 million poor Americans.
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John Stowell
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Willian A. Triebel
New York City
Long Beach
HEW
Triebel
New York
Daniel Meyer
The
Bronx
Frederick Sands
Brooklyn
Tot slain after kidnap in market parking lot
A two year old South Los Angeles girl shopping with her stepmother was kidnapped in a Inglewood area store parking lot near ABC Supermarket on Manchester Avenue. The body was found in a trash can about 15 minutes later as police sought two unidentified male suspects and motive.
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Naeenah Smith
LaRonda Burton
ABC
Manchester Ave
Burton
Ing Vehim
Manchester Avenue
E. 8Th St
Tot
Beach morning fog and warm high clouds guide day
Weather note reports fog and few clouds along coast this morning with variable high clouds this afternoon. Daytime highs reach the low 80s and details continue on Page B-7.
Strict sex code drawn by American Catholic bishops
Washington report on the American Catholic bishops annual conference drafting a pastoral letter on sexual morality. The document condemns contraception within marriage and abortion, stresses heterosexual conduct, and labels homosexual activity as immoral, reflecting ongoing debates sparked by Detroit discussions on birth control and divorce.
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Washington
American Human Catholic Bishops
Independent INSID GOD Act and extortion plot tied to Park case
An INSID GOD Act independent effort is reported alongside an abandoned extortion scheme involving a Lakewood family. Korea's President Park is named as planner of an influence operation. A second debate and economy are cited as factors in President Ford's loss. Testimony stops a hearing for fired L A policemen.
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Park
Ford
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