California lawmakers weigh long term malpractice reforms
Governor Brown and legislators, after securing a back to work deal with striking doctors, pursue lasting changes to medical malpractice policy. Key aims include cost controls, patient care access, and limiting suits and attorney fees, with over a dozen reform bills in the special session.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Assembly
Leo T. McCarthy
McCarthy
Brown
Seymour Wallace
Society of Anesthesiologists
Peter Behr
R-Tiburon
Behr
Willits High School Band Spring Concert Saturday Night
The Willits Wolverine band performs Saturday at 8 in the Willits auditorium. Profits fund uniforms and scholarships as the group cancels parade participation to focus on a full concert. Featured solos include Pat Lane, Bobbi Belvin, and Lanette Gunderson with senior appearances throughout the program.
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Willits
Willits High School
Royce Tevis
Bobbi Belvin
Willits Wolverine
Arcata Band Review
Wagner
Elsa
Lohengrin
Mozart
Paul Fauchett
Pat Lane
Lanette Gunderson
Lakeport considers church site for county offices
Lake County supervisors weighed buying the Lakeport Methodist Church lot for extra courthouse offices at about 59,000 plus 50,000 remodels but rejected the purchase. Parking needs sparked by possible demolition of the chapel and alternative parcels or courthouse teardown were discussed, with plans to study current parking usage and overhead options.
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Lakeport
Lakeport Methodist
Lake County
Walt Munchheimer
Art Barry
Don McCloud
Don Ellis
Methodist Church Board
Willits Approves 101 and 20 Signal Project
Willits city council unanimously approved a 112000 four way signal project at the Highway 101 and 20 intersection and authorized Caltrans to proceed. The city will contribute 5000 plus landscaping costs. The action also adopts planning commission spheres of influence and approves Northbrook Subdiv No 2. An expansion request from the All Women’s Improvement Club Hall for a municipal court was received.
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Willits
Highway 101
Highway 20
Northwestern Pacific
Caltrans
Planning Commission
Brook Trails
Northbrook
All Women's Improvement Club Hall
Ford's nonstop diplomacy at NATO summit opens talks
President Ford pressed 11 hours of one on one talks with Luxembourg Greece Turkey Denmark Portugal leaders at the NATO summit in Brussels. He aimed to break the Cyprus stalemate and act as peacemaker while stressing no quick solutions.
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Brussels
Ford
Cyprus
NATO
Western Alliance
Luxembourg
Greece
Turkey
Helmut Schmidt
Denmark
Anker
Europe
Constantine Caramanlis
Suleyman Demirel
America
Arthur Hartman
European Affairs
Caramensis
Demirel
Hartman
United States
U.S
Arma
Congress
Caramanlis
Ukiah Class of '75 Awards Night Shines Bright
More than 58000 in community state and national scholarships plus numerous honors were awarded at Ukiah Class of 75 Senior Awards Night in Chessal gym. Carol Newby and staff presided as donors and the Ukiah American Field Service chapter highlighted exchange program needs and Costa Rica student plans for next year.
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Glenn Erickson
Chessal Gymnasium
Carol Newby
Ukiah
Anton Stadium
Newby
Bill Tully
Tully
Bill Fisher
Costa Rica
Tokyo
AFS
Fisher
California
Ukiahs
Power outage hits Ukiah city regions briefly
Electrical service to central and north Ukiah failed at 10:34 and was restored at 11:35 with a brief south city outage lasting minutes. Crews worked at the North Ukiah sub station and could not be reached for comment on the interruption.
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Ukiah
Public hearings set for Monday LAFCO meet
Local Agency Formation Commission members will convene Monday June 2 at 2 p.m. in the courthouse supervisors chambers for three hearings. Warf annexation to Potter Valley irrigation district covers 4.1 acres of agricultural land. Schultz annexation to Willow County water district spans about 477 acres southeast of Ukiah between Highway 101 and the NWP. A continued hearing on Spheres of Influence concludes the session, followed by an executive officer report from Ad ministrator Al Beltrami.
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Potter Valley Irrigation District
Schultz
Willow County Water District
Ukiah
NWP
Tremors Felt Across Redwood Valley Area
A series of minor earthquakes rattled Redwood Valley Calpella and Tomki residents early today with tremors reported from 4 a.m. to shortly before 7 a.m. No damage was noted in Tomki though items fell from shelves and glass doors rattled. Ukiah Observatory said traces may appear on seismology records but will be checked later tonight.
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University of California At Berkeley
Redwood Valley
Calpella
Tomki
Journal
Berkeley
Tombi
Ukiah Observatory
Calpella Area
Southern
Northern
California
Lakeport schools face cutbacks in 73 74 year
Lakeport Unified School District will cut staff and programs after a failed revenue measure. Proposed changes include two teaching positions eliminated, scrapping the cafeteria, and two custodial maintenance jobs trimmed. ADA cost is 1110, lower than neighboring districts, with last year’s ADA drop costing 45000 and no reserves. Teachers received only small 2 percent steps.
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Lake County
Dale Jensen
Lakeport Unified School District
Jensen
Lakeport
Konocti
Kelseyville
Middletown
Ada
Carrier Collects in Ukiah Daily Journal Notice
A terse notice notes the carrier in Ukiah Daily Journal is collecting payment. The message asks readers to settle dues promptly and warns of possible interruptions if not paid.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
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