California Supreme Court reapportionment ruling stirs politicians
The California Supreme Court upheld the congressional plan but struck down state senate and assembly maps. It ordered 1972 elections in existing districts. Reagan and Reinecke blasted the decision as poor logic and called for fair reforms, while lawmakers warned re elections in current districts are likely.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California Supreme Court
Ed Reinecke
Assembly
Robert T. Monagan
Tracy
Reagan
San Francisco
Reagan administration denies plan to close four state hospitals
The Reagan administration rejected reports it would shutter Mendocino Metropolitan Patton and Stockton state hospitals while acknowledging possible closures of one in the north and one in the south. Mental Hygiene Director Stubblebine said only some hospitals could close, not all four, amid a larger shift to local community treatment and a dispute with the California State Employees Association over patient releases and costs.
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Sacramento
UPI
Reagan
California
Ronald Reagan
CSEA
JM. Stubblebine
Stubblebine
My Lai revelations and Skylab crew announced
UPI reports Lt. William L. Calley Jr found guilty of My Lai murders affecting 22 civilians with higher estimates of 347 dead and 100 more at nearby My Khe. Separately NASA selects Apollo veterans Peter Conrad and Alan Bean to command Skylab crews with Gerald Carr leading all rookies in the first space station flight. Hersh cites Peers Commission records and transcripts in detailing the My Lai findings.
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UPI
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My Lai
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Lompoc Record Publication Details and Officers
Entry notes Lompoc California 93436 as second class mail under Act of Congress and Superior Court Decree No 47065. Lists officers including Mrs Kenneth L Adam president Harry J Crompe editor and vice president Lawrence C Grossman vice chairman J Donald Adam board member Gaylen Jackson manager and secretary treasurer.
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Lompoc
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Act of Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
Mills may join New Hampshire Democratic primary field
Representative Wilbur D. Mills, eyeing a role in the Democratic presidential race, could appear in New Hampshire discussants though filing closed January 7. The New Hampshire field already includes Muskie McGovern Hartke and Yorty with Muskie seen as front runner amid a major AFL-CIO endorsement.
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United Press International
Wilbur D. Mills
New Hampshire
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Nixon plan to require doctors to post fees and charges
The Nixon administration will ask Congress to mandate permanent fee schedules for doctors and other health providers open to the public after wage price controls expire. Hospitals nursing homes and insurers would be covered. pharmacists would not. The AMA warns the move could spur a fresh government fight over private medicine as doctors say listing fees rarely guides patient choice.
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UPI
Congress
Nixon
Health Education and Welfare Department
HEW
American Medical Association
AMA
Red ink budget and indictments dominate Chicago brief
A federal grand jury indicted Ronald Kaufman, a former roommate of Abbie Hoffman, on 16 counts for alleged bank bombings. President Nixon planned a record red ink federal budget of about 24 billion with a large anticipated deficit, while the Pay Board eyed a 42 month pay raise for UTU workers. Former Sen. Albert Gore testified before a Senate subcommittee accusing the Price Commission of yielding to business giants.
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UPI
Ronald Kaufman
New York
San Francisco
Kaufman
Abbie Hoffman
FBI
Julius J. Hoffman
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Albert Gore
D -Tenn
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
The
Price Commission
Nation Weather Maps Mild Bubble Amid Cold Wave Warnings
Unseasonably mild air lingered from the lower Great Lakes to the western Gulf Coast while a sharp cold snap drove the mercury below zero from Montana to northwest Minnesota. Cold warnings covered North Dakota Minnesota Iowa Illinois Wisconsin South Dakota Wyoming Nebraska. Light rain mixed with snow moved through Michigan as Montana saw widespread snowfall.
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Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
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Mercury
Continental Divide
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Gulf
New York
NEA Admits Cost Error Over California Spending
The National Education Association corrected its ranking of California from 31st to 16th in public school spending per child after recalculating figures. NEA overestimated enrollment at 4,687,924 versus the correct 4,320,228, raising per child spending to 911 dollars from 835.
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UPS
Ronald Reagan
National Education Association
California
NEA
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Education Association
Jean Flannigan
Miss Flannigan
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