Attorneys study decision increasing Medi-Cal nursing home benefits
In Sacramento, state attorneys review a 3rd District Court of Appeal ruling requiring new Medi-Cal rates for nursing home patients. The California Association of Nursing Homes calls the decision a setback for Reagan efforts to cut Medi-Cal and says it validates long-held industry claims about state payment refusals.
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Robert D. Lurati
Sacramento
UPI
California Association of Nursing Homes
California
3Rd District Court of Appeal
Association
Sacramento County Superior Court
State Finance Department
Health and Welfare Agency
Reagan
State Supreme Court
California Rural Legal Assistance
Modesto
Governor Reagan to fight liberalizing abortion law changes
Governor Reagan warned he will oppose efforts to ease California abortion restrictions while Senator Beilenson and Analyst Post propose changes and cost savings. Post suggested many low income mothers might choose abortion under state expense, arguing $750 per abortion versus $1,500 birth.
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George Skelton
Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
California
Anthony C. Beilenson
Beverly Hills
A. Alan Post
Reagan
Beilenson
Medi-Cal
Post
Assembly
Ways and Means Committee
Cold wave and snow stretch across nation with wide temperature swings
A cold wave and snow flurries moved into the North Central states, freezing temps near zero in North Dakota Minnesota and Upper Michigan. Snow fell from the Eastern Great Lakes to Northern New England while the Gulf Coast to the Atlantic Seaboard saw rain. The West stayed mostly mild and dry with some Central Rockies snow. National temps ranged from 11 below at Caribou Maine to 80 at Brownsville Texas.
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North Dakota
Minnesota
Upper Michigan
Great Lakes
New England
Gulf Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
Plains
Ohio River Valley
Caribou
Maine
Brownsville
Tex
Newsmen Detained After Off Limits Trek Near Vientiane
UPI report says three American newsmen on a U S Embassy field tour near Vientiane left the group at San Thong and tried to hitchhike to Long Tiane. They were detained overnight by American authorities at San Thong after an emergency search.
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Vientiane
UPI
U.S
San Thong
Long Tiane
Plain of Jars
Quintuplets born to New Jersey mother
A 27 year old New Jersey mother using fertility drugs gave birth to quintuplets at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. The three girls and two boys arrived within ten minutes and are described as in good condition after routine incubations. Parents are Margaret and William Kienast of Far Hills.
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New York
UPI
New Jersey
Margaret Kienast
William
Nixon Baldwin
Tenneco, Inc
Far Hills
Columbia
Presbyterian Medical Center
United States
Andrew J. Fischer
Aberdeen
S.D
Lionel Harris
Lindsay becomes California political flashpoint over honorary degree
Gov. Reagan notes UC Regents may have denied Lindsay an honorary degree as a political issue after an 11 11 vote. Lindsay will speak at Charter Day on April 2. Dem party figure Coote criticizes university interference in politics amid the dispute. The article also reports on quintuplet birth statistics and a separate Aberdeen birth tale.
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Sacramento
UPI
John Lindsay
New York
California
Ronald Reagan
University of California Regents
Lindsay
Reagan
John F. Kennedy
Police Chief Davis feud with Smothers Brothers continues
Los Angeles police chief Edward M. Davis sent a sarcastic letter renewing his feud over a pro marijuana anti police skit on the Smothers Brothers TV special. He referenced The Flying Nun and other shows while criticizing youth drug use, then urged the brothers to use their talent to help youths “straighten up and fly right.”
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Los Angeles
UPI
Smothers Brothers
Davis
Judy
Smothers
Beverly Hillbillies
Beverly Hills
Chatsworth
Devonshire Downs
Spahn Ranch
Tommy
Salt Lake City
Wyoming
Nevada
Life Magazine
America
Chief Davis
Lompoc Record Public Notices Details
Entered as second class mail in Lompoc California under Act of Congress the Lompoc Record is a daily newspaper published by Lompoc Record Publications. The article lists officers editors and staff and notes associations and subscription rate of 2.25 per month.
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Coate
Lindsay
Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Humphrey Halted by Dissenters at UMass Address
Hubert H. Humphrey faced frequent interruptions as about 100 militant students disrupted his talk in Amherst. Protesters shouted, booed, and tossed popcorn while he attempted to discuss the Chicago Seven trial and foreign policy. He urged the audience to go home, saying he would leave due to the disruption.
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Bruno Ranniello
Amherst
Mass
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
University of Massachusetts
Humphrey
Chicago
Chicago Seven
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Lunny
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Ray McCuen
Bill Cockshott
California Newspaper Publishers Association
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
National Newspaper Association
California Press Association
Spurlock Seaside
Lompoc Valley
East Ocean
Lockheed Employes’ Recreation Association
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Keith Talbott
Marge Gill
Lockheed
Howard Frye
Hal Nuernberg
Don Schneider
Walt Tarczynski
Congra
Slations Jones
Thomas R. Cantwell
CLO
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Ray Jones
Mr. Jones
Oxnard
Jesania
Greensboro, N
Johnny
iLowpoe Theatre
Jack Lemmon
Lompoc Theatre
Rere Vanier
Twearne
Pith
Bea
United Artists
Burt Lancaster
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