Indiana Medicaid Changes Exclude 3060 Hoosiers
INDIANAPOLIS AP federal interpretation of Indiana's narrowed Medicaid law excludes about 3060 Hoosiers who would not qualify for living assistance but lack funds for medical bills. Welfare officials say other programs will aid the elderly and disabled, with counties funding necessary hospital care and prescriptions, while the federal government covers most costs. The shift, tied to a 1990 Legislature bill, may move about 8 million dollars annually from property taxes to medical costs, with the state contributing rest. A 1975 deadline for universal medical care was cited as tied to this transition.
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Bub Willian
Serrett
Indiana
Sturrell
per +sons
Keree Mills Dan
Iie
Thierrett
Ivill
Vy Serrett Gail
Watchdog group named to review federal judges
Washington AP Chief Dismissed from St Johns Justice Warren Burger named three federal judges to oversee moonlighting and report ethical violations to the U.S. Judicial Conference. The panel includes Edward A. Tammy Alfred A. Arvas and Frank M. Johnson Jr. The seven advisory judges will guide below Supreme Court justices on financial statements and outside income.
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Washington
St Johun
Warren EB. Burger
Kri- Hall
McWlelown
Mildred Malsam
Lonsvale de
Eager Court Saches
Suede
Circe
U.S
American Bar Association
Jea
Edward A. Tammy
U.S. Cirrcuit Court
District of Cotobia
Alfred A. Arvas
District Court
Denver
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Retraction on Dixon case and poultry move details
The Anderson Herald retracts a Wednesday report about Charlie Dixon of 242 Henry Street, stating he faced two counts in Anderson City Court. Dixon pled guilty to a single disorderly conduct charge tied to July 7, 1959, while other charges were dismissed or consolidated. Separate Indiana notices report poultry moves from Gann to market, with an affidavit for interfering with a police officer dismissed and the disorderly conduct charge for July 2, 1969, dropped.
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Anderson Herald
Barlie Dison
Henry
Dixon
Anderson
Chicago
Bond
Indiana
Tate case details unfold with Atkins implicated in slaying
In a tense sequence Tate murder coverage cites Miss Atkins waiving rights and planning grand jury testimony to explain events. Caballera and Stavitz reference co defendants including Mansano and LaBianca filings. Abigail Folger and Valyek Frankowsky are named in the Tate slayings amid irrigation area notes for Albuquerque.
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Mensano
Miss Atkins
Tate
Stavitz
Caballera
Sin. Francisco
Valiyek Frankowsky
Anderson Obituaries and Korean War Hero Return
Fern Brumback of Anderson died at Community Hospital after a week of illness. She was 34, employed by a local Products Manufacturing Company, and survived by her husband, her mother Juanita Roberts, a stepson in Germany, five sisters, and other relatives. In a separate item, WO Malcolm V. Loepke, prisoner of war in North Korea for 15 weeks, returned to the United States with family greeting him at Richmond, Indiana, before traveling home. He declined to discuss captivity details.
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Edward Hofstatter Fright
Low Point
Spec
Hesmen Hofsteiler
North' Xara
Edward Crawford Fleft
Pooler, Ga
Malcom Jacoke
Elwand
Glanview Naval Air Station
Hofstaller
Fern Brumback
Form L. Brumback
Richard £. Brumback
Barlon
Community Hospital
Abs
Brumback
Manufactusing Company
Anderson
Guy
Juanita Smith
Aollemploye
Plant
Dalen Remy Division
Juanita Roberts
Clifford Brumback
U.S. Army
Germany
Merbert
Irene) Shuew
Robert
Can) Steigmiller
Ernest
Joan) Shields
Edward
Caroline) Hegg
Loepke
FT. Knox
Malcolm V. Loepke
North Korea
Bowie
Richmond
Ind
Army
Paul
Donald
Locpke
United States
Diane
Keren
Ft, Knox
Lyn Schintaub
Varice Justice
James Justice
Brown
Bury
Vevlin Smith
Whetstone
Faye Griffith
Faye Davis Griffith
Thomas W
Alice) Sillivan
Waverly
Iowa
Roscoe
Julia Davis
Thomas A. Griffith
Thomas
Ruth Ann Reel
Vista
Calif
Sullivan
Sheve
Janes L
Mary) ‘Terers
Panama
Gily
Bla
Anderson Memorial Park
Herbert Ousley Beidert
Ousley
Rt. J. Upland
Turkey Creek
Anderton
John Ousley
Gentry Mortuary
Knoxville
Fenn
Leota Craig
Noblesville
Hamilton County
Grosse Pointe Woods
Mich
Detroit
Burt Craig
Flrst United
Methortist
John Craig
Coal Rin
Kendall Sands
First United Methodist Church
Crownland Cemetery
Hunters Have Good Year For Deer In Indiana
Indiana wildlife officials report a strong deer season with abundant populations and high bag counts. Archery season may set a rack record as hunters expect about 2200 deer taken by December 13. Small game, rabbits and birds also show excellent numbers despite corn hindrances. The third season ends December 2. rabbit hunts surpass last year with over 1000 in two weeks.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Joy Lamandola
Fish and Game Division
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
Limandula
Allerbury
Columbus
Salferson Proving Grounds
Shetsun
Lamandola
Fish and Game
Hag
Moreti
Ennandola
Oly Rersons
Atterbury
Lamadola
Dee
Ihhel Smith
Elks Lodge Fire Sparks Rural Rotisserie Blaze
A mishap outside an Elks lodge ended with a rotisserie setup burning and a 16 foot sign toppled across an alley. Firefighters contained the blaze, saving nearby businesses as attendees scrambled to salvage food and order funeral plans proceeded for several local residents.
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Rotisseria
Botant
Bob Mihlbacher
First National
Walgrten
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties memorial notices
Multiple Madison County obituaries list Iva Medler Daleville Leota Craig Pendleton Sara Bratlin Noblesville Carl Gunter Noblesville with birth dates, death dates, survivors, and funeral details. Reports note hospital deaths in Ball Memorial Hospital Vero Beach and Detroit area, with church and cemetery affiliations.
Andersons New Arrivals and Bach Cantata Fare
The Anderson Community Orchestra opens its season with a Bach Cantata No 83 Teh Habe Geng. Foote debuts as a new performer with the ensemble in its third year. The program includes Mozart and chamber works, with a Kinder Koncert for children at North Side Junior High. Several births noted in local families.
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Pierce
Chase Preetligs
Foote
St. Louis
Fonte
Champaign
Voles
Fniversity
Minvis
Bach Chamber
Andersson Community
Anderson
Roman Ruxtylsky
Foy Chilran
Side
Women's Guild
Anderson Community Orchestra
AHS Group Sets Link Between Community and Schools
A community school communications committee forms a direct link between the community and schools. Parent groups will investigate area problems and report to a central steering committee. The eight man group includes Al Woolbert and Dave Williams with other members from Madison Heights and Anderson High School. A desertion problem affects over 50,000 American homes annually.
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al Woolbert
Anderson High School
commit_tee
Dave Williams
Madison Heights
Cammities
Willie Carter
Sideling
Comimit
Ylee
Bl. C
Frank Reeler
Dorothy Chappell
Weather forecast note for the coming work week
The report states cooler conditions with limited rain expected near the middle of the work week. Five day precipitation totals are forecast at about one third to two thirds of an inch, with rain over the weekend and similar amounts midweek.
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Oran Swartz
Mein
Charles Sweitzer
Daleville
Carlenda. Stinson
Cincinnati Ave
Anne Becker
Spring Valley
William
Smith and Son
Hendricks
Wilbur Dowden
Pendleton
William Havers
Lavendel McCormack
Markleville
Margaret van Dalsen
Chad Warren
Summisvile
Jane Free
Overlook
Thomas Zirkle
Wayne Gordon
Kreenwood
Carolyn Morgan
St Rid. An
David Storch
Robinhood Trane
Boyce Campbell
Dela
Yaru
Jake Braxton
Sheridan
Delhi
India
Vast Sprog
Tinder Burger
Fey Sanichenes
Supreme Court
Elbert P. Tulle
U.S. Circuit Court
Atlanta
Harry A. Hackouin
Prank MM. I Coffin
Circuit Court
Boston
Roszell. Thomson
U.S. District Court
Billmore
William J. Jameson
Billings
Mont
Rober van Pelt
U.S. District
Lin
Coln
Neb
William B. Janes
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Wolkery
Crotehes Ets
Massengills
Tes
Rockers
Sunction
Wales
Puerto Rico
Berlin
Magnavox
RCA
Delbert Gaither
Rf, Buchart
B.F
Arlene) Buchan
Elslean Ave
Clevelam
Ohio
C. C. Clark
Eroma Lossmith O
Cleveland
Vern
Boots
M. Boxs
Marion
TR. A. Tend
Arserson
Sterley Funeral Hamre
Mrs
Rannie Calvin
Sherman Street Church of God
Rannie L. Calvin
Noah G. Cavin
45Th St
East Maplewood Cemetery
Brooks Memorial Chapel
Chirch
Holly Stouts
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Holly Styl
Chester St
Vinson Mimorial
Summitville
Gladys Appleby
Brown and Butz
Gladys D.appleby
East Maplewond Cemetery
Madison
Iva Medler
Iva Marle Medler
Chuence Medler
Dateville
Ball Memorial Hospital
Marele
James and
Lily C. Brandeberry Stevenson
Arash
Gas City
Atrs
Aene Childs
Milton
Ruby) Owens
Charles
Recia) Luttrell
Ballard and Shivey
Saunders Cemetery
Sara Brattin Pendleton
Sarah, Brallin
N. Main
Royal Palm Convalescent Center
Vero Beach
G. Bratin
Madison County
Elisha Mowrey
Miriam Goff
Maurice Bratlin
Pembleton
Land
Mabel Michael
Vere Beach
Minnin Mowrey
Anlocson
Carl Gunter
Carl ¥. Gunter
Rt. 3
Riverview Hospital
W.F
Clara Sheyrock Gunter
Chalmer Bales
Indianap- Dolis
Coaltrin
Aloser
Capetown
Attica
South African Union
Popular
New York
Camingen
Canes
France
Buoade
Norge
New Hope
Hatler
Michael Smith
Ald
Bist St
Bruce Powers
Stephen McIalyre
Indiana Ave
Louis. Burgess
Huddle
Raymond Reynjolts
Duane Ormes
Alexandria
Danny Nrazier
Ruptree
Paul Hughes
Pendelon
James Stanley
Brentwood Dr
AHS Group
Regeen
Central Christian Church
Tenth and
Jackson Streets
West
First Evangelical
Delmer Ransdell
World Gospel Missions
Marion, Indiana
Seventh Day Adventist Church
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