Reagan Moretti reach Medi-Cal revision compromise
Gov Ronald Reagan and Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti agree to a Medi-Cal revision plan requiring patients to pay part of medical bills and setting doctor fees. The bill, by Assemblyman William Campbell, adds prepaid health insurance for Medi-Cal patients.
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Senate curbs SACB powers amid budget show of force
The Senate voted 51 to 37 to keep the Subversive Activities Control Board but strip changes Nixon gave it. A 47 to 40 vote failed to kill the agency by eliminating its 450000 dollar budget. House and Senate negotiators must forge a compromise on the differing bills.
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Thieu details role in Diem overthrow and U.S. support
Former South Vietnamese leader Ngo Dinh Thieu recounts his 1963 involvement in ousting Diem regime after assurances of American support. He notes four conditions for his participation and says U.S. diplomatic backing would enable the new government to continue battling communism.
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West Coast Exchange to start gold futures trading
Officials say public trading in gold futures will begin despite a Treasury ruling. The exchange plans to base trading on pre 1934 gold coins like British sovereigns and has filed suit seeking a court ruling and injunction. A hearing date has not yet been set.
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Contractor knew of hazards in tunnel explosion case
OSHA regional director said Lockheed Shipbuilding and Construction Co. knew or should have known of dangerous gas and ventilation shortcomings in the 444 mile California State Water Project tunnel where 17 workers died. The firm plans to appeal the citation.
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Lompoc Record Details Publication and Staff
Information on the Lompoc Record including its post office entry, court decree registration, corporate ownership, key staff positions and editors, professional associations, circulation audits, subscription rate of 2.25 monthly, and delivery terms with publication schedule noting daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Curfew Imposed in Oxnard After Rioting Across City
Police enforce a curfew starting 10 p m to curb youths in the streets after a rioting incident that left 100000 dollars in damage and 38 arrests. Officers faced 200 youths in clashes. 18 juveniles and 20 young adults were charged with looting and disturbing the peace.
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Rudy Vallee bows out of Traffic Commission reappointment
Rudy Vallee says he does not want to be reappointed to the City Traffic Commission amid protests over a plan to rename his street Rue De Vallee. Mayor Sam Yorty supported the idea, but neighbors and a council panel criticized the move as arrogant and frivolous.
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City Traffic Commission
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Corona Deftly Denies Mutilation Charges In Exclusive Interview
Juan Corona told Sacramento Union reporters in a Marysville jail interview that he did not kill about 25 transients. He spoke of his wife and four daughters and said his arrest has not dimmed his respect for the United States.
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Separate trials OK for Angela Davis and Ruchell Magee in Marin case
Superior Court Judge Richard Arnason ordered separate trials for Angela Davis and Ruchell Magee in the Marin County murder case. Davis's lawyers secured severance despite the prosecutor's objection amid Magee's prior courtroom outbursts and petitions seeking prejudice claims and federal transfer. Magee said he did not object to the move and preferred not to be tried by Arnason.
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Ruchell Magee
Miss Davis
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Albert Harris Jr
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San Quentin
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Assembly passes school aid bill amid GOP opposition
In Sacramento the Assembly passed a $250 million school aid measure despite Republican opposition urging delay for budget, Medi Cal and welfare reform. The vote was 41 to 0 with 37 Republicans abstaining and David Pierson casting the decisive ballot for the bill sponsored by Assemblyman Leroy Greene.
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