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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1975

Page

4

Unauthorized beds added by four California hospitals

Four Orange County hospitals were charged with adding 159 unauthorized beds since April 1974. Mercy General, Fountain Valley, Placentia Linda, and Pacifica Hospital allegedly expanded without local planning approval, risking Medi Cal payments. Owners include Richard O'Neill and Louis Cella, major 1974 campaign donors.

Sacramento Orange County State Department of Health Mercy General Hospital Santa Ana Fountain Valley Community Hospital Placentia-Linda Community Hospital Placentia Pacifica Hospital Huntington Beach Richard O'Neill California Democratic Party Mercy General Louis Cella Cella Fountain Valley Placentia- Linda O'Neill Kenneth Cory Fountain Valley Hospital Placentia-Linda Pacifica

Suit filed to permit drug ads across price fields

The Justice Department sued the American Pharmaceutical Association and the Michigan Pharmaceutical Association in Grand Rapids to end their ban on advertising prescription drug prices. The civil antitrust action names both organizations and alleges a conspiracy to prohibit price advertising harming competition for consumers.

Washington Justice Department American Pharmaceutical Association U.S. District Court Grand Rapids Mich National Association Michigan State Pharmaceutical Association

Ford administration deemed more secretive than Nixon's

Rep. John Moss, head of the subcommittee on oversight, said the Ford administration is more secretive than Nixon's and warned he may seek the arrest of Commerce Secretary Rogers Morton for defying congressional questioning. Moss claimed 105 statutes grant secrecy power and said the Kissinger philosophy enables cabinet heads to withhold information, threatening freedoms.

Sacramento Gerald Ford Nixon John Moss Subcommittee On Oversight and Investigations Commerce Rogers Morton Ford Richard Nixon Moss Washington, D.C Ford Administration Sacramento Democrat Sigma Delta Chi, Society of Professional Journalists Morton Henry) Kissinger Congress Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee Oversight and Investigations House

UFW Loses Challenge Over Gilroy Egg Ranch Vote

California's Agricultural Labor Relations Board rejected United Farm Worker objections to the Sept. 12 election at Certified Egg Inc in Gilroy where Teamsters won by 15 votes. The ALRB said a post decision access denial by grower Reginald Keddie did not invalidate the result. The board noted unions may talk with workers but maintains access rules amid ongoing court challenges. The California Supreme Court will hear the access case December 2.

Sacramento California Farm Labor Board United Farm Worker Gilroy UFW Teamsters Certified Egg, Inc The Agricultural Labor Relations Board Reginald Keddie Fresno Superior Court California Supreme Court

Church Parents Pull Kids From Pittsburg Schools

In Pittsburg families linked to a United Pentecostal Church removed several children from Highland and Village elementary schools Monday. The action followed a district denial of permission for church members’ children to leave classrooms for motion picture and television instruction programs citing church rules.

Pittsburg Pittsburg Unified United Pentecostal Church Highland Village Robert Rothschild

Suit aims to halt Sominex 2 sales in California

California Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger files suit in Sacramento County Superior Court against J. B. Williams and Co. of New York makers of Sominex 2 alleging health code violations for misleading warnings and directions. The suit seeks to stop current packaging and impose civil penalties while health officials ordered Sominex 2 withdrawn.

Sacramento California Evelle Younger J. B. Williams and Co New York Sacramento County State Department of Health

Unclear ad text offers low price on color copies

Fragmentary advert promises cheap color copy service with unclear pricing and contact. No identifiable persons or organizations clearly readable.

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