Nurses Walkout Threat Looms Over Bay Area Hospital Costs
Fragmented report notes nurses threaten work action over pay and contracts as hospital aims to control costs. Readers see tangled references to wage negotiations, interim offers rejected by CNA members, and concerns about patient care during possible strikes. Additional items describe a campus shooting and related university shutdowns in Austin.
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Ukiah Hospital plans wing and staff expansion cited
Fred Peitchard Rosbital admin announced convalescent facility upgrade for Ukiah. The project includes a 6 frame stucco wing with air conditioning and lighting to meet highest standards, funded in part by a recent audit and approval from the Bureau of Hospitals.
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Pritshard
Sinal Business Administration
Bureau
Pritchard
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Primary contests mark halfway point of 1966 season
United Press International notes four states hold pivotal primaries the day after the halfway mark Michigan Idaho Kansas and Missouri voters weigh Democratic and Republican aims. In Michigan G Mennen Williams faces Jerome Cavanagh for the Democratic nomination with Robert Griffin and George Romney in the broader Senate race. Idaho features Ralph Harding unopposed for the Dem nomination while moderate Robert Smylie challenges conservative Donald Samuelson for the GOP. In Kansas incumbent James Pearson faces Robert Ellsworth with Harold Herd versus J Floyd Breeding in the Democratic race, shaping the 1966 Senate map.
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United Press International
Michigan
Idaho
Kansas
Missouri
G. Mennen
Soapy) Williams
Detroit
Jerome Cavanagh
Senate
Robert P. Griffin
George M. Romney
Pat McNamara
Griffin
Romney
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Ralph Harding
Sen B. Jordan
Robert E. ‘Smylie
Donald W. Samuelson
Smylie
Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
James B. Pearson
Robert Ellsworth
Pearson
Harold Herd
Reagan denounces racism as JBS money questioned
Sacramento notes show no clear figure on funds given to JBS. Cranston urges Reagan to return money and to act now, not later, with Talbert’s and Artunoff’s positions cited. Reagan says his stance on JBS is well known and pledges no new comment, reiterating his opposition to racism.
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Reagan
Talbert
Artunoff
Cranston
JBS
Lynch Family Ties to California Political Leaders
Tom Lynch, a longtime Democrat and party leader since 1945, lives in San Francisco and divides time among offices there Sacramento and Los Angeles. He has two sons Michael 28 a construction firm employee and Kevin 23 a Notre Dame graduate and fellow of the American College of Fellows of Law active in Johnsons Crime Commission. He advised the California Crime Commission as district attorney in San Francisco and chaired campaigns for Kennedy Johnson and Governor Brown.
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American College of Final Lawyers
Johnson's Crime Commission
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Tom Lynch
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Lynch
Sacramento
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