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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1977

Page

3

California sterilization rules delayed to December 1

State Health Department postpones new sterilization rules until December 1 after determining hospitals are not ready to implement. A 13 day waiting period, potentially reduced to three days, and extensive informed consent documentation remain central, with opposition from CMA and NOW arguing access could be harmed. The rules target hospital sterilizations, noting clinics perform most vasectomies.

Sacramento State Health Department Ray Procmier Jerome Lackner National Organization For Women

Tax, school bills need more time

SACRAMENTO AP lawmakers writing compromise property tax relief and school finance bills said they will meet Monday to try to agree on funding. Sen. Nicholas Petris and the conference committees signaled delays as they work to reconcile costs and projections amid a near-summer legislative recess.

Sacramento Nicholas Petris Doakland Porris Petris Brown Assembly Leo McCarthy San Francisco McCarthy Aml Education

Computer link set to expose welfare fraud

Washington AP reports the Health, Education and Welfare Department announced a nationwide computer probe named MATCH to expose welfare fraud by federal employees. The project will start with a computer check of federal civil service names to identify irregularities.

Washington Department of Health, Education and Welfare

More refugee funds asked by California officials

Gov. Brown's administration urged President Carter to extend federal funding for Indochinese refugees beyond the September expiration. Without renewal, California faces about 4 million dollars next year and 38 million the following year for welfare and social services,Officials said. Califano described a probe into dual federal and welfare payments, noting 216 cases in a preliminary Project MATCH review in DC with 105 showing possible fraud or error.

Sacramento Brown Jarier California Tealth Mario Obledo HRW Joseph A. Califano Jr Califano House Gayrail District of Columbia

Lance shrugs off money questions in budget row

DETOE IAP Presilem Carter s budget tlteg. Bert Lance dismissed concerns about personal finances as reporters noted he would sell his Avanta bank stock at a loss. He reported 200 707 shares in trust when he joined the OMB with a plan for the trustee to sell by year end. The sale to Atlanta businessman David N Smith for nearly $7 a share would limit Lance s loss to about 75 000 dollars.

DETOE Carter Ior Bert Lance Avanta Bank Lance Nations Stank Georgia Fly Office of Management and Budget Washington Tom Mitchell David N. Smith Atlanta

Brown tours Stockton State Hospital to boost volunteers

Gov. Brown spent three hours touring six volunteer programs at Stockton State Hospital and nearby centers, announcing a new $31,8304-year assistant for volunteerism. He met the Volunteer Advisory Council, visited the arts center, Foster Grandparents program, and a center for severely retarded children, stressing human contact over staffing.

Gov. Brown Stockton State Hospital Stockton Brown Charles Baldwin Volunters Foster Grandparents Hospital

Surcharge on electricity to rise fifty percent

A state tax board approved a 50 percent increase in the electrical bill surcharge for Californians to fund the State Energy Commission. Chairman William Bennett said the move follows Gov. Brown’s budget plan. The higher surcharge takes effect on September bills mailed in October or November, with few exemptions including banks and the federal government.

Sacramento State Board of Equalization William Bennett Brown Commission

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