California Leaders Clash Over Water Bonds and Flags Bill
In San Francisco the State Supreme Court blocked interim financing for the State Water Project via bond anticipation notes above five percent interest. Sacramento sees a tax break bill on flag purchases up to ten dollars as a state income deduction. Assemblyman Jerry Lewis was arrested for drunken driving with a state car near the Capitol, posting bail. Polls show Democratic prospects for the Senate uncertain as Murphy leads. The Assembly panel approved a ban on oil and gas drilling leases in the Santa Barbara Channel, with expansion possible to all California coastal waters.
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UPI
State Supreme Court
State Department of Water Resources
William Gianelli
Sacramento
UPS
United States
Tom Hom
San Diego
Hom
Jerry Lewis
R Highland
Capitol
Lewis
Assembly
The
Assembly Natural Resources Committee
Santa Barbara
W. Don MacGillivray
Ways and Means
Charles Warren
Los Angeles
Angeles
California
Lompoc Record Promoting Adjudicated Legal Newspaper Status
The Lompoc Record is published as a second class newspaper in Lompoc California under Act of Congress and Superior Court Decree No. 47065. It lists officers Mrs Kenneth L Adam president J Donald Adam publisher and secretary treasurer Harry J Crompe editor and Gaylen Jackson business manager and vice president.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Government backs charge that Chicago Seven are dangerous
The government asks a federal appeals court to deny bail for the Chicago Seven. The filing argues the defendants are a danger to the community, while the ACLU and Ramsey Clark contend bail should be allowed pending appeal and that no proof of danger exists.
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Chicago Seven
Chicago
UPS
Julius J. Hoffman
American Civil Liberties Union
Ramsey Clark
U.S
Hoffman
7Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Thomas A. Foran
ACLU
Clark
Burke Marshall
Justice Department
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Shriver confirms resignation as U S ambassador to France
Sargent Shriver tells reporters at the Georges Pompidou dinner he has resigned as U S ambassador to France, saying the action has sat on President Nixon’s desk for weeks. He adds he does not know his exact departure date and faces renewed Maryland governor speculation.
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Washington
UPI
R. Sargent Shriver
Nixon
U.S
France
Shriver
Georges Pompidou
Maryland
Paris Post
Assemblyman and his wife to speak at Grange Hall event
Don MacGillivray and his wife will attend a Federated Republican Women dinner in Grange Hall Grange Ave 435 N G St. Jeanne Graybill says reservations via RE 62157 or RE 62231. MacGillivray expected to announce reelection bid by March 10.
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Don MacGillivray
Federated Republican Women
Grange Hall
N. G St
Jeanne Graybill
Womens Group
MacGillivray
Lompoc
Japanese legislator arrested in Saigon sit-in
Police forced entry into Saigon's National Assembly and arrested Tran Ngoc Chau, a 46 year old legislator convicted of aiding the Viet Cong. Chau had staged a Monday sit-in claiming legislative immunity. He was sentenced by a military court to 20 years and ordered imprisoned while seeking a new trial. REPORTERS were roughed up and ejected during the operation.
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Saigon
UPI
National Assembly
Tran Ngoc Chau
Assembly
Nguyen van Thieu
AMA Opposes Nixon Plan To Curb Medicare Fees
The American Medical Association rejects the Nixon administration plan to cap fees doctors and hospitals can collect for treating Medicare patients. HEW undersecretary Veneman outlined the plan, pegging allowable fees to the 75th percentile of 1969 regional charges, with increases tied to costs and inflation. AMA President Dorman warns such controls could drive physicians from Medicare and Medicaid, risking access for many elderly Americans. The policy targets rising Medicare costs and a projected long term trust fund deficit.
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American Medical Association
Washington
API
Nixon
John G. Veneman
Veneman
Alwass
Medicare
Lawmakers weigh care failures in state to community mental programs
Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post told the Senate Finance Committee that patients moved from state hospitals to local community treatment programs are being forgotten and not receiving promised care. He proposed $500000 for monitors to review discharged patients and ensure adherence to medical plans, citing unelaborated cases of local neglect and urging shifts from high overhead hospitals. The debate comes amid Reagan’s $6.5 billion budget and opposition from Mental Hygiene officials and other lawmakers.
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Sacramento
UPS
Alan Post
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Post
Senate Finance Committee
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Department of Mental Hygiene
Stephen P. Teale
Mendocino State
Napa
Agnews
Monique the Elk Found Dead in National Refuge
Monique the wild elk was found dead in the National Elk Refuge in Jackson Wyoming, likely from pneumonia. She had a 23 pound red collar fitted last week for Nimbus III satellite tracking, an experiment that failed when a defective timer stopped the signals early.
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Jackson
Wyo
UPI
Monique
National Elk Refuge
Smithsonian Institution
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Unified governing unit proposed for state education system
Democratic Assemblymen Cory and Ryan introduced a bill to replace the UC Board of Regents, state college trustees and junior colleges board with a single governing unit. They also seek to abolish the Coordinating Council for Higher Education and push year-round facility use across campuses.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
Kenneth Cory
Garden Grove
Leo J. Ryan
South San Francisco
University of California Board of Regents
State College Trustees and Junior Colleges Board
Coordinating Council For Higher Education
Cory
Coordinating Council
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Sargent Shriver
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