Health Care Aide Denies Deficit Prediction Charge
A health care official denied that deficits could have been foreseen last spring amid a $712 million projected shortfall. The dispute centers on Medi Cal overrun causes and alleged coverups by the Office of Health Care Services and the Reagan administration.
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Los Angeles
API
A. Alan Post
Post
Earl Brian
Brian
Office of Health Care Services
Assembly
Reagan
Health Care Services Department
Bayonet Wielding Mechanic Stops Car Hijackers in Santa Clara
A bayonet-wielding garage mechanic, John Bockkam, 40, defended his wife during an attack by four long-haired youths. Two attackers died and two were wounded, with two others captured later. The victims were Henry Dillon 20 and Donald Dillon 19 of Mountain View. Wounded were Kenneth Crosby 22 and Randall Cook 20. A female passenger, Gennie Berteaux 19 of Sunnyvale, faced narcotics charges. Police call it self defense.
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Santa Clara
UPI
John Bockkam
Santa Lara
Bockkom
Henry Dillon
Donald
Mountain View
Kenneth J. Crosby
Randall J. Cook
Gennle Berteaux
Sunnyvale
Trees and cars blamed for urban smog in study
Dr Edgar Stephens of the Statewide Air Pollution Research Center at UC Riverside says trees emit hydrocarbons but cars are the main smog source. He notes forested areas show a blue haze and pine odors come from hydrocarbons, while the impact of trees on city smog is uncertain.
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J.W.T
Lakewood
Edgar BR. Stephens
University of California At Riverside
Great Smoky Mountains
Stepeens
Citizenship timeline for October applicant in Long Beach
The husband’s naturalization is under processing. If no adverse findings arise, he should receive final papers in time for an April world trip. The department awaits homeland information required to complete the final papers.
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Department
Department of Immigration
Salt and Pepper Theater Workshop Continues With Sponsor
Tom Moses notes the Salt and Pepper Theater Workshop is active despite prior funding gaps. A sponsor now covers rent at 933 1, 23rd St, with students completing a 30 minute USC radio show and upcoming TV taping. Some participants have roles in the film Sweetback and an educational Channel 28 show directed by Moses. Stage shows in Grange County for Black History Week are planned in February. Spectators welcome. contact 231 Lime Ave.
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Salt and Pepper Theater Workshop
23Rd St
USC
Channel 28
Grange County
Lime Ave
Tom Moses
Action Line guidelines for readers and inquiries
Instructions for readers to submit questions via Action Line include name and contact details for internal use, not publication. It notes mail responses may be delayed and urges visiting the newspaper library for past inquiries for quicker help.
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Action Line
Newspapers
Independent
Press-Telegram
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Independent, Press-Telegram
Boulder Deaths Spur Fear Over Overpass Rocks
A driver and a passenger were killed or injured when rocks were dropped from an overpass on a California freeway. Investigators arrested James Horton Jr., a 19 to 66 year old migrant, amid reports of additional rock strikes on passing cars. Officials consider engineering fixes as prior incidents rise.
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Dennis Griffin
Griffin
James Horton Jr
Keithville
Ed Carey
Sprague
San Bernardino
Ontario
Golden State Freeway
Lowe
State Division of Highways
Vital Road Reopened in Cambodia
Saigon reports North east Cambodia's Highway 7 back open after a month of heavy fighting that inflicted enormous casualties on the Cambodian army. U.S. forces acknowledge five planes lost and four airmen dead, amid limited cease-fire talk for Christmas and New Year.
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Saigon
Upi
Cambodia
U.S
Laos
Phnom Penh
U S Plans to Destroy Germ Weapons and Expand Defense
Army officials briefing details disposal of germ weapon stockpiles with a projected cost of 12.17 million dollars and safety driven delays. The plan calls for defense oriented research at Edgewood Arsenal and Dugway Proving Ground while storage remains at Pine Bluff Arsenal and TL Detrick.
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ARMY
Gerald G. Watson
Kilgore
Tex
Watson
Nixon
United States
Tme
Army Project
John F. Kennedy
Edgewood Arsenal
Maryland
Dugway Proving Ground
Utah
Pine Bluff Arsenal
Arkansas
Rocky Mountain
Detrick
Beale Air Force Base
Pentagon
Radioactive Leak Reported After Fourth A Test at Yucca Flat
At Yucca Flat Nevada the fourth nuclear test in three days released some radioactivity into the atmosphere. The device code named Baneberry yielded less than 20 kilotons. Officials say dispersal is initial and could be measurable beyond the government reservation.
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Yucca Flat
Nev
UPI
Desert
The
Atomic Energy Commission
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