County adopts 65 retirement for most county workers
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted four to one to lower the mandatory retirement age from 70 to 65 for county employees effective January 1, 1974. Exemptions apply to elected officers and key officials including the district attorney, sheriff, assessor, and the board itself.
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Bill Mayer
L.A
Board of Supervisors
Burton Chace
Aelion
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Kenneth Hahn
Frank Bonelli
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Gerald Vale
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Medi Cal scrutiny to focus on fraud and abuses
Sacramento reports state legislators and the Reagan administration will reexamine the Medi Cal program in 1969 with aims to curb fraud and abuses by medical practitioners and suppliers. The attorney general's investigation cited fraud costs of 6 to 8 million dollars yearly, while officials consider administrative or legislative reforms. The State Office of Health Care Services adds seven investigators to prosecute misuse.
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Sacramento
California
Gav. Reagatt
Reagan
Attorney General's Office
George Steffes
Steffes
State Office of Health Care Services
John G. Schmitz
R-Tustin
Gordon Duffy
R-Handford
Man Held in Fatal Home Fire North Hollywood
Police booked Daniel St Andrew on murder suspicion after a man died in a North Hollywood fire that destroyed a $20,000 home. The 25-year-old victim was Michael Ryan Hallen of Glendale. Firefighters found a four‑gallon container and gasoline soaked rags at the scene.
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North Hollywood
Michael Ryan Hallen
Glendale
Daniel St. Andrew
Hal Jen
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