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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1967

Page

3

Unauthorized Medi Cal Bills May Not Be Paid By State

Sacramento reports that Medi Cal bills for unauthorized services will not be paid while a court appeal continues. Governor Reagan and Health administrator Williams warned doctors and others to limit claims to authorized services. Judge Perluss had blocked some cuts. officials vow to appeal as laws require across the board reductions, with implications for surgeries and eyeglasses funding.

Sacramento UPS Ronald Reagan Spencer Williams Reagan Wne Sacramento County Superior Court Irving H. Perluss Supe Williams Perluss Lewis Sheran Berkeley

Reagan OKs lobbyist money for mansion in California

Governor Reagan defended a bid to raise 550000 for a new California governor's mansion saying soliciting $1000 from lobbyists was proper and not offering favors. He noted the bipartisan Mansion Committee will oversee the project and may outlast his term. The site chosen sits on the American River north of Sacramento.

Reagan American River Sacramento Governor's Mansion

Reagan bloc forms for New Hampshire primary

A committee to draft California Governor Ronald Reagan for the March 12 New Hampshire presidential primary will open headquarters Oct 1 in Concord. Supporter Robert Robinson of Manchester says delegates will run in Reagan’s behalf though his name may not appear on the ballot.

Concord N.H UPI California Ronald Reagan New Hampshire Robert Robinson Manchester

Kennedy Unit OKs CDC Move in California

The Southeast Citizens for Kennedy, based in Bell and tied to National Citizens for Kennedy Fulbright, unani mously adopted a resolution endorsing Robert Kennedy for President and William Fulbright for Vice President in 1968. They oppose Lyndon Johnson, call for open discussion, and seek an alternative to Johnson within the Democratic Party.

California Lyndon B. Johnson Citizens For Kennedy Bell New York Robert Kennedy Arkansas William Fulbright For Lyndon Johnson Eugene Wyman

Northern State Park Wins Federal Grant Expansion Plan

The Interior Department announced a $1 million federal grant to expand Humboldt State Park by acquiring a 1,620 acre tract along the Avenue of The Giants. The Save The Redwoods League will match funds to cover about half the estimated $7 million cost, with portions in virgin redwood growth and prime second growth. The effort follows a prior year matching grant to widen the state park.

Washington Interior Department Humboldt State Park Save- The-Redwoods League Avenue of the Giants Federal Sen Thomas Kuchel R-Cahif League

Judge Ready to Rule in Shaw Case in Kennedy Plot

New Orleans UPI report says Dist. Judge Edward Hagerty will rule within a week on Clay Shaw's motion to quash the indictment charging conspiracy to assassinate Kennedy. Testimony covered the Truth and Consequences fund and grand jury connections, with Shaw’s trial expected late this month or early October.

Garrison Shaw New ‘Orleans UPI Clay L. Shaw Kennedy Dist Edward A. Hagperty Jr Irvin Dymorid Jim Garrison Truth and Consequences Assi. Ist James Alcock Perry Raymond Russo Esmond Fatter Russo Lee Harvey Oswald Grand Jury TGC Williard E. Robertson Joseph Raull Jr Haggerty

Seized $75,000 in counterfeit bills in San Francisco raid

Secret Service agents found $75,000 in counterfeit ten dollar notes in a San Francisco Housing Authority storeroom. The bills were tied to a Phoenix, Arizona conviction of Mundy who received a five year sentence. Authorities also arrested a San Francisco Painters Union official and a Sausalito Teamster on charges of attempting to sell $1,000 in counterfeit tens.

San Francisco Secret Service Leigh San Francisco Housing Authority Painterg Tlnion Robert S. Basey Tom Hanson Edward Heisler Oakland

Williamson Named Executive Director of Open Space Lands Plan

Sacramento AP reports former Bakersfield Democratic Assemblyman John C. Williamson was appointed to an $18,500 yearly post as executive director of the Joint Legislative Committee on Open Space Lands. Knox, chair, said Williamson will study and draft legislation to implement Prop 8, allowing tax breaks for open lands near cities that stay in agricultural or recreational use.

Sacramento John C. Williamson Bakersfield Joint Legislative Committee On John T. Knox D-Richmoud Williamson

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