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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1975

Page

9

California bill to shield residents from catastrophic health costs

Assemblyman Dixon Arnett introduces legislation creating a health insurance program to cover catastrophic expenses in California. The plan would protect individuals from health care costs of five thousand or seven thousand five hundred dollars, aiming to offset major medical bills.

Sacramento UPD Dixon Ar Nett Redwood City California

Elderly gadfly doubts repeal of Capitol picketing ban

Sacramento AP report profiles Hubert Simpson a 84 year old political gadfly who opposes repealing the anti picketing law at the state Capitol. He says he supported the law to break it and now fears new protests by younger demonstrators if repeal passes. Simpson has long described himself as Legislative Advocate and Muckraker for the People.

Sacramento California Hubert Simpson Simpson Brown Heneal Simpson Young Capitol Bob Ilegally Ronald’ Reagan Gayémmor Reagan Alan Siemty West Los Angeles Willie Brown D-Sat

Brown Meets Rival Farm Bill Authors In Sacramento

Gov Brown held talks with five Catholic leaders and lawmakers pursuing opposing farm labor measures in Sacramento. He reportedly offered to drop his bill to spur talks but wouldn’t confirm it, while two Chicano legislators refused to negotiate. Senator Zenovich said Brown pressed for negotiation as Alatorre and Torres walked out after a tense exchange.

Sacramento UFS Brown Timothy Manning Los Angeles Cesar Chavez George Zenovich Richard Alatorre Art Torres Torres Zenovich Alatorre Jerry Cohen

Newsletter ban for lawmakers would be proposed in Senate

Sacramento lawmakers who mail constituent newsletters at taxpayer cost of 2.6 million last year would be outlawed under legislation introduced Thursday in the Senate. The bill seeks to curb official communications funded by public money and to limit legislators' paid newsletters.

Sacramento UPI Senate

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