Hospitalized UC President Hitch After Chest Pains
Charles J. Hitch, 61, president of the University of California, was hospitalized in Los Angeles for tests after chest pains during a Regents committee meeting. A cardiologist at California Hospital Medical Center will observe him for several days while tests rule out a heart attack. Hitch has a history of heart irregularity and became UC president in 1968 after Clark Kerr.
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Charles J. Hitch
University of California
Board of Regents
Los Angeles
Hitch
California Hospital Medical Center
Hitech
Regents Grounds and
Clark Kerr
Antibusing law repeal defeated in Assembly
In Sacramento the plan to repeal last year's antibusing statute failed in the Assembly by 29 to 98. Author Alan Rafael said he would retry next week as supporters warned the measure faced constitutional concerns and costly administrative burdens. Five Republicans and four Democrats backed repeal while 24 Republicans and four Democrats voted to retain the law.
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Sacramento
Assembly
William T. Bagley
Alan Rafael
Floyd Wakefield
Senate
Jerry Lewis
R Highland
Lewis
Ciety
U.S. Supreme Courts
Bagley
Wakefield
Republican — Caucus
John Stull
San Diego
California
Perm Stull
Republicas
Assembly OKs funds for tax relief increase
The California Assembly approved a 4.7 million emergency appropriation to cover higher property tax relief costs. Sponsored by Assemblyman Newton Russell, the bill moves to the Senate as Reagan officials warned a 12 cent rate rise, actually averaging 1.03 dollars, forced funds to back local governments and schools for homeowner exemptions. Critics called budgeting sloppy, with Willie Brown denouncing the administration’s planning.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Reagan
Newton Russell
Senate
Ablin
Willie L. Brown Jr
San Francisco
Ways and Means Committee
Reagan fights court order to hike relief pay 21.4 percent
In Sacramento UPI reports a California Superior Court judge ordered an immediate 21.4 percent increase in AFDC and welfare grants for thousands of needy children. The Reagan administration plans appeal claiming the state lacked a full hearing. Welfare rights group says without the raise federal funds could be jeopardized. officials defend conformity efforts and regulatory steps. The dispute involves possible federal funding cuts of $700 million and a stay by a federal court.
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Sacramento
UPI
Superior Court
William Gallagher
Gav
Clifornia Welfare Rights Organization
Peter Sitkin
California
San Francisco
U.S Distict Court
Alfonso J. Zirpoli
Zirpoli
Gallagher
James Hall
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Hall
Ald District Court of Appeal
State Supreme Court
Sitkin
Reagatt
Welfare Rights
Supreme Court
County OKs funds for 14 000 need amid looming shortfalls
County supervisors authorized 3 million dollars to fund home care and Attendant Services for the elderly through June as state funds lag. Board Chairman Warren M Dorn said Sacramento considers emergency legislation to continue funding. Murphy to report in May on program status and legislature urged to move quickly. The programs cover board, care, and in home health services reaching about 22 0 persons.
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Sacramento
Dorn
Ellis P. Murphy
Murphy
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