Doctors Vote No Set Up Three Day Office Closure
About 200 members of the Long Beach Medical Association voted almost unanimously Thursday night to continue and expand their slowdown in protest of malpractice insurance rates amid indications from Sacramento that a state action may follow.
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Long Beach Medical Association
Sacramento
St. Mary Medical Center
California
United Physicians of California
Long Beach
William Hyman
Howard Berman
Los Angeles
Hyman
L A boy is shot while chasing rock throwers in Long Beach
Fourteen year old Steve Guerreiro of Long Beach was wounded in the shoulder when he and three companions chased two youths who had hurled rocks at their car near 24th Street and Santa Fe Avenue. He was reported in good condition at Pacific Hospital.
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Steve Guerrero
Long Beach
Guerrero
24Th Street
Santa Fe Avenue
Pacific Hospital
Three Charged in Murder Robbery of Professor Backwards
A fragment from Page A-2 notes three suspects charged in the murder robbery of a professor nicknamed Backwards on the New Jersey Turnpike. Other brief items reference Reagan campaign claims, Democrats’ anti-recession propane policy, lawyers fearing ad bucksterism, and Elvis fan retirement.
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Ronald Reagan
Ford
New Hampshire
Supreme Court ends caps on campaign spending for subsidy opt in
The Supreme Court struck down compulsory spending limits on federal campaigns and upheld public financing for presidential bids along with donation and disclosure rules. Senate and House contenders not receiving subsidies may spend freely raised funds, while presidential candidates may spend unlimited amounts only if they refuse federal subsidies. The ruling preserves $1000 individual and $5000 committee donation caps, and signals limited immediate effect on primary races.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
Senate
House
James Buckley
R-Con- N
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Henry M. Jackson
Ruling Seen Affecting Cal Reform Act
Sacramento AP California Campaign Reform Act will be shaped by the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on spending limits, says Daniel Lowenstein of the state reform commission. He notes the statewide spending limits face direct effect, with two years to adjust via the Legislature, while initiative petition cases may see less impact.
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Sacramento
California
Political Reform Commission
Daniel Lowenstein
Lowenstein
State Reform Act
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Superior Court
Ford praises Bush and vows CIA improvements
President Ford lauded George Bush at his CIA swearing in and said the agency must be an instrument of peace and pride. The House intelligence committee prepared its final report on U S intelligence activity, with readings on whether to release it as secret or with Ford's approval, while Bush pledged to review past practices for moral alignment.
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Washington
House Intelligence Committee
CIA
Ford
George Bush
House Intellience Committee
U.S
House
Ted Henshaw
Henshaw
Langley
Bush
Texas
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
America
William E. Colby
Cathy
California Secr. Eu Releases Presidential Ballot List
Secretary March Fong Eu identifies nine Democrats five Republicans and one Peace and Freedom Party member as presidential candidates for the June primary. Brown is excluded pending an affirmative action, with others including Bayh Bentsen Jackson Carter Harris Shapp Shriver Udall Wallace Ford Reagan and a future American Independent entrant to be added after party meetings.
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Sacramento
Brown
Peace and Freedom Party
March Fong EU
Ms. EU
U.S
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Henry Jackson
Washington
Georgia
Jimmiy Carter
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Sargent Shriver
Morris Udall
Arizona
Alabama
George Wallace
President Ford
California
Ronald Reagan
Margaret Wright
Los Angeles
American Independent Party
Bakersfield
Idaho
Frank Church
Ford campaign may pay part of Morton's salary
Ford campaign will reimburse part of White House aide Robert C. Morton’s salary if the Federal Election Commission treats it as a political expense. Morton, a presidential counselor with cabinet rank, earned 44600 dollars, and counsel Philip Bachen urged that any guidelines on such salaries apply to all candidates’ assistants, including legislators and governors.
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Washington
Ford
Ford Campaign Committee
Treasury
White House
Ropert
C. B. Morton
Federal Election Commission
Commission
Philip Bachen
Morton
Bachen
Congress
Weather forecast by region tonight and Saturday
LB area shows fair conditions with a low of 48 and high of 78. Mountains remain fair and windy at times with lows near 25 and highs around 65. Deserts stay dry with a low near 25 and a high of 86.
Hearst judge resumes juror questioning in Hearst case
In San Francisco AP Patricia Hearst’s judge Oliver J Carter resumed juror questioning after a 25 minute closed door session with U S Attorney James Browning Jr and defense counsel F Lee Bailey as talks to speed the process failed. Jury selection slowed by intensive one on one juror questioning five more jurors chosen bringing total to nine with a panel of 36 sought before peremptory challenges.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
U.S. Atty
James Browning Jr
F. Lee Bailey
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Bailey
Browning
Miss Hearst
Carter
Albert Johnson
Miss. Hearst
Secret Witness nets Long Beach murder suspect arrest
Long Beach police arrested Charles Nylar Scott er, 19, at a California Avenue apartment after a Secret Witness tip led detectives to the suspect in the December 24 stabbing death of Royce Lee Outten, 37, a local car salesman. Police planned to file a murder complaint as the informant could claim a $2000 reward if convicted.
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Long Beach
Royce Lee Outten
Charles Nylon Scotter
California Avenue
Scott
Hurlbirt
Outten
CPT
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