California doctors face closure risk from malpractice costs
Sacramento AP reports California physicians fear mounting malpractice insurance and reform bills could force about one-tenth of the state’s doctors to shut their doors. A physicians crisis group urged moderation while noting emergency insurance pools and legal reforms moving through the Legislature amid nationwide spikes in malpractice tales.
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Esacramento
Icthce
Mda
Les O'Brien
Retteral
California Physicians Crisis ‘Committee
California Legislate
Argonaut Lugugance Company
California
O'Brien
Tial
Sghp A. Driscoll
Medical Society
Hospitals face massive layoffs in Bay Area
San Francisco reports massive potential layoffs as malpractice insurance costs threaten to shutter clinics. Estimates show about 1900 doctors may refuse to practice, with 8 percent of area hospital staff at risk. Elective surgeries halt. emergency plans drawn as hospitals gear down and unions warn of closures. Authorities debate bills to pool risk, curb fees, and reform liability oversight.
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San Francisco
UPT
San Prancsch
Bay Area
Becat
Driscoll
Brad Cohn
A. Dale Morgan
Sutt
Bob Cooper
Hospital and Institutional Workers’ Union
Cooper
Daniel Boatwright
D-Concord
Peter Behr
Tiburon
Dennis Carpenter
Newrt Beach
Alister McAlister
San Jost
le Milton S
Hie
A. Fiber Insurance Rate Commission
X Marks
Argonaut Insurance Company
California Senate votes to apply death penalty to inmate killers
The California Senate passes a bill expanding the mandatory death penalty to inmates who kill other prisoners. Advocates cite prison violence with knives and a zip gun as context, while opponents warn it is a false solution to unrest. The measure heads to the Assembly for action.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
H.L. Richardson
Jong
Arcadia Republican
Rene Sen
Dennis E. Carpenter
Newport Beach
California
Richardson
Evelle J. Younger
Gulltornia
David Roberts
Los Angeles
John Dunlap
Napa
Carpenter
Suspect linked to SLA in Foster murder case
UPI reports Colston Westbrook testified linking Russell Little and Joseph Remiro to the Symbionese Liberation Army in the 1973 killing of Oakland schools superintendent Marcus Foster. The case also involves an attempted murder of deputy Robert Blackburn and ties to prison visitor networks.
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Sacramento
UPI
Colston Westbrook
Russell Little
Symibonnese” Liberation Army
Westbrook
SLA
Tittle
Joseph Remiro
Oakland
Marcus Foster
Little
Remiro
Foster
Robert Blackburn
University of California At Berkeley
Black Cultural Association
Department of Corrections
Willie Wolfe
LA Judge Rules Sex Publisher Case Not A Nuisance
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Parks Stillwell ruled that American Art Enterprises Inc in Chatsworth was not the scene of prostitution acts and thus not subject to the Red Light Abatement Act of 1913. He described the building as a nerve center for prostitution linked to models for niagarine pictures while noting its primary use was publishing and distributing books and magazines.
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United Present
Los Angeles
Stillwell
American Art Enterprises Inc
Chatsworth
Niagarine Pictures
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