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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1975
Page
2
About 9,000 Indochina refugees in California receive welfare. State figures show 17,600 refugees settled, with roughly 1,500 in job counseling and other social services. Cost is federally funded. As of Aug 30, 13,000 refugees remained at Camp Pendleton.
Doctors at Lewin Memorial Hospital, 10 beds near Yosemite, plan to convert from in-patient care to a clinic under a National Park Service concession. Insurance costs will rise sharply, from 7200 to 25681 for the hospital and 2400 to 3600 for doctors. Operations would end by Oct. 15 if the plan proceeds, with emergencies still managed locally.
California Democratic chairman Charles Manatt said Gov. Brown would receive very strong support if he ran as a favorite son in California. Manatt noted two or three discussions but no decision, as Brown’s press secretary said it is unlikely Brown would accept favorite son status.
SACRAMENTO UPY The Brown administration will develop its own transportation strategy. State official Donald Burns endorsed the board’s call for a fresh plan by the Department of Transportation, arguing the draft plan lacks usable policy guidance and that a July 1 1976 submission deadline may apply.
Manatt reported that Brown would enjoy strong support as a presidential favorite son in California with about 75 percent favorable ratings from voters and only 7 percent negative. Polls also show Brown ahead of all other contenders except Edward Kennedy, who has stated he will not run. Brown could run as a favorite son by leading an uncommitted delegation or as a candidate.
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