California Faces Up to 750 Million in Budget Cuts
Senate Democrats warned Governor Reagan may cut up to 750 million from welfare Medi Cal and education to balance the 1971 72 budget. They cited potential shifts to local taxes and reduced federal matching funds, while noting uncertainty over exact sources and numbers.
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Mervyn Dymally
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Beck
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James R. Mills
San Diego
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George Mosrone
San Francisco
State, Not Offspring, Held Liable for Aged Support
California Supreme Court rules adults are not liable to reimburse counties for welfare for aged parents when the parent owns substantial property. The decision holds aid to the aged is a state function and expenses should be borne by the state, not by an adult child.
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San Francisco
California Supreme Court
Supreme Court
California Senator proposes ban on Medi Cal abortions for welfare tied pregnancies
State Senator John Harmer proposes restricting state financed abortions through Medi Cal for unmarried welfare applicants whose prenatal needs qualify them for aid. He cites abuse of the program by women seeking abortions and notes 12 500 operations in 1969 and 25 000 in 1970. Beilenson supports objective but questions method.
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John Harmer
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Reagan admits Medi-Cal eligibility miscounts and deficit
Gov. Reagan says the Medi-Cal shortfall stems from undercounting eligible recipients. About 48,000 added as Los Angeles County improved its estimates, with another 48,000 later included, inflating the projected deficit to about 142.1 million dollars. The medically needy, often elderly, use costly nursing care and nursing homes.
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Ton Angeles County
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Former Manson Follower Files for Berkeley Mayor Race
Larry Melton 22 a former Charles Manson follower filed to run for Berkeley mayor. He calls Manson a beautiful person and says he aims to vindicate him and govern as Manson would want. Melton nicknamed The Rabbit met Manson in Haight Ashbury in 1960 after arriving from Detroit.
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Larry Melton
Charlie Manson
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San Francisco
Haight-Ashbury
Detroit
Gulf Admits $20,000 Gift to Defeat Prop 18
SACRAMENTO Gulf Oil Co. admits it made a $20 000 donation to defeat Prop 18 and is listed as anonymous. Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr says he is suspicious of the circumstances and will seek disclosure under state law. Brown filed a Los Angeles Superior Court suit to identify donors who gave three cashier checks totaling 85 000 and 2 for 20 000 to the campaign.
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Gulf Oil Co
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Gulf
Secretary of State
Los Angeles
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