Reinecke's hard decision weighs on California race
The piece argues Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke faces a pivotal choice as he campaigns amid a three count perjury indictment. It notes poll conjecture, the impact of an FBI lie detector test, and questions whether he should stay in the GOP governor race or withdraw. It casts doubt on his electability if he remains indicted and stresses the need for voters to weigh the charges carefully.
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Ed Reinecke
California
Senate Judiciary Committee
Reinecke
Houston Flournoy
Californias shift to local mental health care faces reform
The article notes California moved from state hospitals to local care as drug therapy enabled outpatient treatment. It warns against closing state hospitals without proper medical supervision and calls for local coordinators to manage former patients, arguing against discharging patients to under equipped communities and urging state health officials to heed the committee recommendations.
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California
Ringsa
Senate Committee
State Department of Health
Senare
Editor letters lament fuel shortages and energy policy push
A veteran newspaperman recalls congestive heart illness and hospital care at Long Beach Veterans Hospital. He endorses warmth and expertise there and touts personal recovery after salt-related ailments. He argues the national focus should shift to energy alternatives and improved transit.
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Beach Veterans Hospital
Moynihan impish envoy in an unfriendly land
Daniel Patrick Moynihan arrives in India as ambassador amid hopes for a U S India link while facing distrust over aid, Pakistan policy, and anti American sentiment. He describes fragile relations, past assassinations, and Watergate as shaping his outlook, with long term normalization seen as years away.
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Moynihan
New ‘Delhi
New Delhi
Palam
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
United States
India
Roosevelt House
Elizabeth
Maura
John
Daniel P. Moynihan
Harvard
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Soviet Union
Pakistan
Gandhi
Simon foes try to block Cabinet post
Washington reports delay in Nixon’s nomination of William Simon as Treasury secretary heightens factional battles. Critics in White House OMB and Treasury seize on the pause to push against him while Simon’s FEO program faces disorganization and morale decline amid internal strife and external opposition.
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Simon Foes
Washington
Nixon
William Simon
the Treasury
Simon
George Shultz
Treasury
Shultz
South America
White House
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Federal Energy Office
FEO
Wall Street
FEC
John Venners
Venners
Nixon White House
Barber Conabie
New York
House
Republican Policy Committee
Barber Conabies
Mr. Nixon
FEO House of Cards
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Leon Jaworski
Grand Jury
Press-Telegram
By Bernard Weinraub
New York Times News Service
Calcutta
Sikkim
Orissa
Henry Kissinger
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
FTO
Capitol Hill
Henry M
Secon) Jackson
Senate Interior Committee
Jackson
Robert Novak
Inside Report
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