Unauthorized Medi-Cal Bills May Not Be Paid By State
In Sacramento, Gov Ronald Reagan and Health Administrator Spencer Williams warned doctors dentists druggists and Medi Cal providers that bills for un authorized services may not be paid pending appellate court determinations. A Sacramento County Superior Court injunction delaying cuts was cited. Williams and the governor signaled they will appeal.
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Reagan OKs Lobbyist Donations for Mansion Project
Sacramento input says Gov. Reagan approved donations from lobbyists to the new governor’s mansion fund, noting no favoritism or secrecy. He argued it mirrors standard outreach to business leaders and that contributors would not gain favors. The bipartisan Mansion Committee selected a site on the American River near Sacramento for the $550,000 home, with timing uncertain as Reagan may leave office before completion.
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Reagan supporters to open NH headquarters for primary
A committee to draft Ronald Reagan for New Hampshire’s March 12 presidential primary will open a headquarters in Concord October 1. Manchester supporter Robert Robinson says Reagan’s name won’t be on the ballot but delegates will back him with a slate.
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Southeast Citizens for Kennedy forms to back Kennedy Fulbright
A Bell-based group named Southeast Citizens for Kennedy pledges to nominate Robert Kennedy and William Fulbright for president and vice president in 1968. The organization, aligned with National Citizens for Kennedy Fulbright, argues for open discussion and an alternative to Lyndon Johnson within the Democratic Party.
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Humboldt State Park Land Expansion Funded by Grant
The Interior Department awards a $1 million grant to acquire 1 620 acres along the Avenue of the Giants for Humboldt State Park expansion. The Redwoods League will match funds to cover about seven million dollars for the virgin redwood area and second growth. The plan follows a prior year allocation of $1 million in matching funds and echoes a federally proposed national park nearby.
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Judge Ready to Rule in Garrison Shaw Case
New Orleans UPI report on the Kennedy assassination probe centers on Clay L Shaw. Judge Ed ward A Haggerty Jr says he will rule within a week on the motion to quash the indictment. Garrison questioned and Shaw’s defense cites truth and consequences funding. The judge barred some questions as not germane to the motion. Shaw faces trial late this month or in October if the indictment stands.
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Secret Service Seizes 75000 Counterfeit Bills in SF
San Francisco Secret Service agents recovered 75000 in counterfeit ten dollar bills in a San Francisco Housing Authority storeroom. Edward Heisler of Oakland is identified as the maker. Two men face charges including attempts to sell 1000 in counterfeit notes.
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Williamson Named Open Space Lands Director in California
Former Bakersfield Assemblyman John C. Williamson has been appointed to a $8,500-a-year post as executive director of the Joint Legislative Committee on Open Space Lands. Chairman John Knox of Richmond said Williamson will study and draft legislation to implement Proposition 3, allowing tax breaks for open land near urban areas kept in agricultural or recreational use.
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Joint Legislative Committee On Open Space Lands
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