Eugene Pulliam dies a giant in newspaper publishing
Eugene Collins Pulliam, 86, prolific publisher and founder of a newspaper empire, died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Phoenix after being stricken at home. President Ford mourned his loss, lauding his devotion to press freedom. Survivors include his wife Nina and three children.
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Assembly passes L A antihepatitis measure
Assembly approves AB 1236 in a 43 to 12 vote to make using paid donors for blood transfusions in Los Angeles County a misdemeanor. Sieroty said the measure aims to save lives, focusing on Los Angeles County while McLennan warned it overreaches.
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California to cut Medi-Cal drug costs via bulk purchasing
California health chief Dr. Jerome Lackner outlined a plan to save millions by competitive bidding and bulk buying for Medi-Cal drugs. Central purchasing of 150 drugs covering 70 percent of spending could reduce the 128.5 million dollar annual expense, with estimated annual savings between 5 and 15 million.
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Jerome Lackner
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Senate approves $1 million for alcoholism study
SACRAMENTO UPI The Senate voted 82 to 1 to authorize $1 million for a university study into the biomedical or social causes of alcoholism. The measure funds a research center via the State Office of Alcohol Program Management and may contract with UC or a private university. Funds hinge on a separate $40 million liquor tax increase.
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White Cane Day Proclaimed for October 15
President Ford designated October 15 as White Cane Safety Day urging Americans to show understanding toward visually handicapped citizens for greater independence and safety on public streets and facilities. The white lane is described as a simple, effective aid to independent mobility for the blind.
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