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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1976

Page

3

Malpractice and labor board woes challenge California lawmakers

Sacramento lawmakers face two chief issues this week: medical malpractice insurance reform and a $3.8 million emergency appropriation to keep the Agricultural Labor Relations Board operating. They review Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr.’s compromise reform plan aimed at ending the Southern California physicians slowdown after weeks of negotiations with the administration and key Democrats.

Sacramento UPI Agricultural Labor Relations Board Edmund G. Brown Jr California Brown United Physicians of California Phil Levin UPC Senate Assembly Leo T. McCarthy San Francisco

Senate May Act On FEC Problems Amid Court Ruling

Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says action to fix the Federal Elections Commission within 30 days is fair though House prospects are unclear. The Supreme Court found the FEC's makeup unconstitutional and extended the commission's life for 30 days to enable corrective legislation.

Washington UPI Senate Mike Mansfield Federal Elections Commission House Mansfield FEC Supreme Court Commission Congress George Wallace Alabama Hugh Scott Edward Kennedy D-Mass United States Wayne Hays Ohio House Administration

Beirut Reopens Schools Shops and Factories After Ceasefire

Beirut reports a partial return to work as schools shops and factories reopen following the Jan. 2 truce. Premier Rashid Karami says the government is very satisfied with the security situation and a political reform program will be announced after a Syria visit by President Suleiman Franjieh.

Beirut UPI Rashid Karami Karami Syria Suleiman Franjieh

Drought hurts cattlemen even as shoppers save on meat

California drought drives up hay costs and forces ranchers to liquidate cattle while retail beef prices fall. A state task force tallies farm and cattle losses at 310.5 million as sunshine steadies drought conditions and Sierra ski areas warn of layoffs.

San Francisco UPI California Weather Service Stockton Calif Charles Day LeGrand Sierra Lake Tahoe Zephyr Cove

Marines defend amphibious role amid modernization debate

Marine Corps Commandant Louis H Wilson testified to the House Armed Services Committee that the Marines remain the Nation's ready for forcible entry capability. He rejected claims the amphibious mission is outdated, noting ongoing need for fleet marine forces. A Brookings report urged modernization and less emphasis on traditional landing craft. Wilson promised a March 1 review of force structure for the 1980s and cited a 41.9 million research budget as limited to landing force needs. The general praised today’s Marines as capable, well-trained and ready.

Washington UPI Marine Corps Louis H. Wilson Wilson House Armed Services Committee United States Fleet Marine Forces Brookings Institution Brookings Report Inchon Korea

Hearst Confident Jury Will Be Impartial in SLA Case

Patricia Hearst and her lawyer F Lee Bailey express confidence in the jury selection after four days of voir dire. Judge Oliver Carter resumes questioning veniremen as 16 tentative jurors are seated and both sides anticipate completing the panel by Wednesday. Hearst, 21, faces charges as a Symbionese Liberation Army member linked to the April 1974 San Francisco bank robbery.

San Francisco UPI Patricia Hearst F. Lee Bailey Miss Hearst San Francisco Examiner Randolph Hearst U.S Oliver Carter Veniremen University of California

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