Insurance Ads Questioned At Ohio Hearing
Akron Better Business Bureau president accused some health insurers of hucksterism as the state department weighs changes to NAIC ad rules. The proposed rule targets ads pushing income replacement and medical coverage, requiring clear daily benefits, bold preexisting condition notes, single annual enrollment, and no first premium discount. Insurers warned changes could hurt sales and raise costs despite consumer safeguards.
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Columbus, Ohio
Akron Better Business Bureau
Department of Insurance
Cal Insurance
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
NAIC
Miums
Akron Bbb
Jasper Roland
State Department
Dustry
Wellston and area death notices published
Multiple obituaries across Wellston The Plains Charleston Nelsonville Albany list Bertha Winkler Earl Nichols Anna Shust Florence Ray Bailey Robert Bagley Clista Zimmerman. Local funeral details note relatives, burial sites Ridgewood Hamden Green Lawn Tyler Mountain and central services across Rogers Gaskill Jenkins Jagers Bigony funeral homes with calling hours and ceremonies.
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Wellston
Earl O. Nichols
Londonderry
Holzer Medical Center
William Albert
Almira Dash Nichols
Nichols
Ratcliffburg
Church of Christ In Christian Union
Ethel Baker Nichols
Roy
Anna Mae) Williams
Daniel
Almira June) Wright
Charleston
Florence Ray Bailey
Pineview Dr
Coolville
Bailey
Community Chapel Church
Lawrence B. Bailey
Aubra R. Bailey
Joe R. Bailey
Thelma Huddleston
Fayetteville
W. Va
Emma Jean Figley
Shawnee Estates
Virginia Kessell
Cross Lanes
Dorothy Anderson
Hurricane
Marcella Saunders
Williamsburg
Keller Funeral Home
Dunbar
William Layne
William Lanham
Tyler Mountain Memory Gardens
Bloodmobile Workers Thanked at Community Service Day
Mandy Rose Pomeroy thanked her Bloodmobile Canteen committee and junior leaders for coordinating food and serving at the blood drive. 4-H members Avis Bissell Mark Mora Sheri Young Jean Whitehead Melba Thomas Stephanie Radford Kelly Thoma David Lewis Terry Dillard and Pat Thomas assisted. Local clubs Bashan Bunch Riverview Girls Five Point Star Stitchers J L s and The Columbia Make It Club contributed meals and volunteers. Doris Barnhart aided in set up and day-of support.
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Pomeroy
Mandie Rose
Bloodmobile
Lola Walker
Barbara Jordan
Avis Bissell
Mark Mora
Sheri Young
Jean Whitehead
Melba Thomas
Stephanie Radford
Kelly Thoma
David Lewis
Terry Dillard
Pat Thomas
Bashan Bunch
Riverview Girls
Five Point Star Stitchers
Columbia Make It Club
Doris Barnhart
Juvenile Confesses Bike Theft and Car Theft
Meigs County Sheriff reports a Middleport juvenile admitted stealing a bicycle and a 1963 Chevrolet belonging to Jesse Morris of Racine. The youth is in custody. A separate report from Gordon Warner says an intruder attempted a ransack at his Wolf Pen Road home while his son was inside. The Meigs Board of Education will meet July 6 at 8 p.m. due to the Fourth of July holiday.
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Middleport
Jesse Morris
Racine
Jack Warner
Gordon Warner
Wolf Pen Road
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Bridge Contract Awarded For Pomeroy Mason Span Repair
Shelly Co. won the July contract to repair the Pomeroy Mason Bridge per Max Farley deputy director of the Division 10 Dept. of Highways. A ferry license was issued to McCoy Ferry Service at Fly Ohio by the Public Service Commission while work proceeds. Mason council had said the ferry could operate if 25 cents per fare could be collected. the license allows 75 cents per car as requested. Mayor Roy Harless said the council will discuss the matter.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy- Mason
Shelly Co
Max Farley
Division 10
Dept. of Highways
McCoy
Fly
Ohio
Public Service Commission
Mason Council
Mason
Roy Harless
Birthday Trip Observed For Ninth Birthday in Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. Sampson Hall, Janice Lawson, and son David celebrated David’s ninth birthday with a sightseeing trip to Fort Lauren at Boliver, Zoar museums, Warther Museum, Schoenbrunn Village, House of Baskets, and Broad Run Dairy between Sugar Creek and Dover. They dined at Swiss Hall and later served ice cream and cake at grandparents’ home. Attendees included Eugene Jeffers and others.
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Syracuse
Sampson Hall
Janice Lawson
David
Fort Lauren
Boliver
Zoar
Warther Museum
House of Buttons
Dover
Schoenbrunn Village
House of Baskets
New Philadelphia
Broad Run Dairy
Sugar Creek
Swiss Hall
James Teaford
Eugene Jeffers
Eddie Wolfe
Tony Salser
Eric Lipscomb
Mark Salser
Donna Hubbard
Penny Wolfe
Tina Pierce
Marvin
Brenda Teaford
Miami Honor Lists Include Eight Area Students
The spring quarter lists from Miami University show eight area students named to the Dean and President’s lists. Susan Marie Oberlin earned a perfect 4.0, with Katherine M. Oberlin also on the dean’s list. Other dean’s list members include Ronald Alan Lane Jane Louise McCarty Kathryn Elizabeth Davis David Kim Jones Ralph Lee Peters and David Paul Evans.
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Oxford
Miami University
Susan Marie Oberlin
Walnut Hills
Logan
Katherine M. Oberlin
Ronald Alan Lane
Canterbury Dr
Athens
Jane Louise McCarty
New Lexington
Kathryn Elizabeth Davis
David Kim Jones
Ralph Lee Peters
Jackson
David Paul Evans
Oak Hill
Boys Escape From Youth Camp At Zaleski
More than 14 boys walked away from the Zaleski Youth Camp in three incidents on Thursday. Officials said none had been recaptured and the escapes doubled the year’s total. First group left at 9 15 a.m., followed by 11 15 a.m. and 4 40 p.m. escapes. some in the latter group face possible dismissal next month. An automobile was reported missing from the Lake Hope area Thursday night, possibly taken by the escapees.
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Zaleski
Lake Hope
Girl Marries At Hospital In Boston Ceremony
Dr. Laura Walter a pediatrics junior resident at Boston City Hospital wed Charles Nathanson an executive editor from Detroit area in a ninth floor outdoor patio ceremony atop the children’s building The couple married after Walter’s two years of work with ill children at the hospital The bride 31 from Lakewood Ohio and groom 30 are described in the report as the wedding couple.
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Boston
Laura Walter
Boston City Hospital
Lakewood
Ohio
Charles Nathanson
Wallace Workers OK New Contract
Wallace-Murray Corp. Logan plant workers ratified a three year contract totaling a 45 cent per hour wage increase, plus pension and hospital benefits. The Local 456 Sheet Metal Workers agreement includes 15 cent raises yearly and a major medical plan. The union committee featured Robert Keyes and Harry Ruff among others. Wallace-Murray operates 30 plants with over $200 million in sales.
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LOGAN
Wallace-Murray Corp
Sheet Metal Workers, International Association
National Guard
Harold H. Sommers
Robert R. Keyes
Harry R. Ruff
Randall S. Mayes
John M
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