Reagan urges curb on appearances to reduce assassination risk
President Ford faced threats of assassination while in office. Ronald Reagan told a Tuscaloosa press conference ground rules could lower risk but warned a complete withdrawal from public life is impractical. He met Coach Bryant at Alabama practice, praising football as more than a game.
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Brown disputes Cal kook slur in California remarks
San Francisco AP report notes Governor Brown and Attorney General Younger respond to a White House aide's claim that Northern California is the kook capital of the world. Brown defends Californians support for President Ford, while Younger urges caution and scrutiny of Secret Service procedures amid threats and public attention.
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Governor weighs utility reform and public hiring issues
Fragmented OCR notes reference a San Francisco toll building trades dispute, nuclear power plans, and a proposed constitutional amendment. It mentions the Utilities Commission hearing, local government hiring and firing, and a large insurance-related fund proposal tied to voter approval. Complex fragments indicate statewide fiscal and regulatory topics.
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Stull fined on drunken driving count
State Senator John Stull of Escondido was fined 375 dollars after pleading no contest to a drunken driving charge in Auburn Justice Court. Judge Wayne Wylie ordered 300 dollars fine plus 75 dollars costs following a Sept. 12 arrest when his car hit a freeway construction zone on Interstate 40 near Sacramento.
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Long Beach
California doctors win signed malpractice bill in California
SACRAMENTO AP The year’s major medical malpractice bill supported by doctors has been signed into law by Gov Brown despite critic opposition. Backers say premiums could fall up to 40 percent, while the California Trial Lawyers Association warned of fights if necessary. The measure limits damages, caps contingency fees, shortens the statute of limitations, adds non physician board members, and empowers tougher board discipline. Insurance Commissioner Wesley Kinder warned premiums may rise about 30 percent over time, with no immediate relief expected. the bill takes effect 90 days after adjournment.
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Brown Reverses Cut Restores Medi Cal Denture Funds
Gov. Brown signed bills restoring 2 million dollars cut from Medi Cal denture funding and nudging public agency openness. The package also requires Public Access Commission meetings to be open and ends a 23 million tax break for insurers if a June constitutional amendment passes. Sen. Moscone and Sen. Roberts sponsored measures.
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California lawyers urged to change with times at Bar meeting
The State Bar president condemned California lawyers for resisting change after delegates rejected a proposal to let lawyers advertise services. They backed instead a public guidance plan and approved other measures while deferring major policy shifts. Also approved were decriminalizing personal marijuana use and backing a nuclear plant initiative, as Torrance police sergeant appeals were dismissed after a kissing incident.
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Bradley Parsons
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