Nurses WHOSS In NEwset to Strike
The article notes a looming strike by county nurses in Los Angeles and a reaffirmation of plans for a walkout on April 1 if pay scales do not match private hospitals. Bonnie Gratzyk of Harbor General Hospital emphasizes the danger to patient care and says some nurses may vote against walking out.
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Harbor General Hospital
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Kennedy family joins vacationing clan in Colorado mountains
Mrs John F Kennedy travels to Vail Colorado with her children for a week of skiing. John Jr and Caroline arrived with Mrs Murray McDonnell and two children aboard the New York City flight. Also aboard were Mrs Jo Lindsay and her four children who plan to stay, though the Lindsay spokesman said the mayor will not join them. Senator Edward W Brooke says President Johnson may seek a war declaration as the Vietnam conflict continues with nearly 26 000 American troops there and the administration’s policy under fire.
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Professor fined over LSD incident with two sons
Jerome A. Feldman an Stanford University computer science assistant professor, faces a $625 fine after his two young children Michael aged five and Benjamin aged two were hospitalized December 8 with LSD symptoms. Jury heard the mother Jane inadvertently gave LSD tablets instead of fluoride tablets prescribed by their pediatrician. Feldman pleaded innocent to possession of a dangerous drug and said he will appeal.
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Alan Cranston to announce bid for Senate nomination
Alan Cranston former state controller is expected to formally announce on Wednesday that he is a candidate for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate. He took campaign papers on Monday in Los Angeles as part of his bid.
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Two Higher Education Officials Back Reagan on Cuts
Sacramento report says two Reagan appointees to the Coordinating Council for Higher Education urged full support of the governor’s budget but the council’s finance committee defeated the move 4 to 2. Dudley Swim of Carmel Valley and Stanford professor William Bark backed retrenchment while UC and state college heads urged careful study of proposed increases.
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Stanford University
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Retrial ordered in $7.5 million Litton suit
A state appeals court ordered a retrial of Emmett T. Steele's $7.5 million judgment against Litton Industries and its founders Electra Dynamics fund figures and three Litton founders Charles B Thornton Roy L. Ash and Hugh W. Jamison. The prior award was overturned after Judge Frederick W. Maht Jr ruled the evidence insufficient.
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Roy L. Ash
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Steele
Son of Czech President Denied Visa
The son of President Antonin Novotny was barred from leaving Czechoslovakia to West Germany and Yugoslavia amid the Semla defection scandal. An official cited concerns over further defections as the reason, with Antonin Novotnye listed as heading the Arna Foreign Trade Corp.
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Reagan Drops Bowler and Names Delegation Members
Gov. Ronald Reagan nominated Eleanor King of Coronado to replace Ann Bowler of Long Beach on the Republican national committee this Monday despite Bowler’s plan to seek renomination. Gardiner Johnson of Piedmont also was dropped. Thomas Reed of Ross was named instead. President Goldwater delegates remained unsettled as Reed and Mrs Ring were called Reagan’s political eyes and ears to maintain harmony within the delegation. Bank executive Francis Scafure, 61, of Italy, died in New York after a heart attack. he had been senior vice president of Bank of America since 1960, after 25 years at Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.
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