Malpractice protest grows despite Brown plan
In Los Angeles Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. presses a split solution for malpractice reform with state financed insurance and care for the poor. Committees will meet daily to advance proposals as doctors across Southern California widen the strike and more physicians join in Santa Barbara County voting to slow down.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Edmund Brown Jr
California
Brown
Santa Barbara County
Lebanon in Chaos as Karami Resigns Amid Karantina Siege
Lebanon faced a surge in fighting with Christian forces attacking the Moslem and Palestinian slum district of Karantina in Beirut. Premier Rashid Karami resigned after seven months, saying peace efforts had failed as clashes continued around Beirut, its suburbs, and countryside. Yasser Arafat and other leaders warned of escalating violence and possible regional involvement.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Rashid Karami
Salvation Government
Karami
Karantina
Yasser Arafat
Suleiman Franjieh
Franjieh
Syria
Second session opens for 94th Congress
The 94th Congress resumes for its second session with focus on the federal budget and the upcoming elections. President Ford plans a restrained budget of about 394 billion for 1977, proposes tax changes and Social Security tweaks, and outlines energy and crime policy considerations.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Ford
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
State of the Union
House
Senate
U.S
Britain
Tom Paine
Medicare
America
Union
Kissinger heads to Moscow for possible arms pact
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger flies to Moscow hoping for at least a principle agreement on strategic arms limits despite Angola tensions. U.S. sources warn Congress may block new limits, jeopardizing detente as Geneva talks resume later this month.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
Angola
Congress
Ford Administration
U.S
Kissinger
Geneva
Ford
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Vladivostok
Burglary Suspects Nabbed as $7000 in Property Recovered
Detectives of the Sheriff and Lompoc Police arrested two burglary suspects and recovered more than $7,000 in property from eight burglaries. Paul Vernon Carter and Clifford Charles Gilmore were jailed, bail set at $2,000 each. Several items including rings, necklaces, a clock radio, firearms, cameras and rugs were seized from Carter’s apartment. The crimes spanned Mission Hills and Lompoc with continued investigation expected.
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Lompoc
Paul Vernon Carter
North T St
Apt. E
Clifford Charles Gilmore
North K St
Apt. A
J.D. Smith
Dennis Higgins
Mission Hills
Ed McCauley
Carter
Lompoc HUD Grant Cut Shrinks Second Year Funds
Lompoc faces a $23 000 reduction in its second year Community Development Block Grant entitlement from $242 000 to $219 000. City officials plan to shift 20 000 to the fire department and 3 000 from contingencies, with council approval sought Tuesday night.
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Lompoc
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Los Angeles
Fire Department
Gene L. Wahlers
Bob Livingston
Wahlers
HUD
Livingston
Area Planning Council
Office of Planning and Research
Sacramento
Council
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Honolulu
Kwajalein Missile Range
American Civil Liberties Union
Global Associates
South Pacific Island
ACLU
Elizabeth Yonahara
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Central Avenue
A St
Floradale Ave
Lompoc Valley
Central
H St
Joan Marshall
Fair Board
Gary Hart
Earl Warren Showgrounds
Viola Buono
Santa Maria
Dr. Marshall
Hart
Wes Marshall
West Valley Veterinary Clinic
Tees
Pismo Beach
Veterans Memorial Building
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