Survival 72 Collegiants Guide On Campus Life
Survival is a student handbook for California State University Sacramento freshmen. It advises on roommate dynamics and cheap contraception, lists discount pharmacies, and notes doctors will prescribe contraception despite age. The Hornet editor explains the new concept and invites student input.
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Hospitals in State Face Major Flaws Says Senate Panel
Sacramento reports a Senate committee heard serious deficiencies in some California hospitals. Thomas G. Moore Jr alleged state agencies show benign neglect, with licenses rarely revoked. He accused private bodies of hiding findings, and cited 18 deficiencies in 17 to 44 hospitals, including unlicensed physicians and improper testing tied to fraud in insurance programs.
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Hahn urges state use of paramedics expansion
County Supervisor Kenneth Hahn told the Assembly Health committee in Los Angeles that Los Angeles County's paramedics program should be expanded into a statewide emergency medical care system. He cited 25,220 heart attack deaths countywide and said the expansion could save about one third of future lives.
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Riles attacks Prop 14 as education financial quake
California education leaders warn Prop 14 would trigger a devastating financial earthquake for schools next year. Dr. Wilson S. Riles, state superintendent, cites losses of up to 12.8 million for Long Beach and 979 million for Los Angeles Unified over the coming year, predicting layoffs and larger class sizes. He argues tax reform proposals like SB 99 and AB 1283 offer alternatives, while criticizing Proposition 14 as benefiting large landowners and renters receiving little relief.
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Tax Initiative Scored Critics Cite Cost to LA Schools
A fragment cites Superintendent Willem J. Johnston denouncing a tax initiative linked to the Watson-Tas school system. It claims Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee heard testimony Wednesday that approval of Proposition 14 would trigger about a $100 million loss to the Los Angeles system.
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