Nursing Home Cuts Raise Questions In Ohio Welfare Board
A welfare department plan to cut state nursing home reimbursements prompts questions from Ohio's welfare board. Officials warn the $15 million cut may affect the 12 percent ACH payments and Medicaid funding, while discussing federal rule deadlines and impact on facilities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Welfare Department
William E. Stone
Department
House Finance
Myrl H. Shoemaker
Bourneville
Stone
Shoemaker
House
A.G. Lancione
D-99
Bellaire
Kwegyir Aggrey
Rhodes
Aggrey
Personnel Board of Review
Five Croatians Charged In Officer Bomb Death
Five Croatian nationalists charged with air piracy face bail of 1 million dollars each and second degree murder charges in the police officer death during the 1976 TWA hijacking from New York to Paris. The case centralizes on a Grand Central Locker bomb and the Paris ground crisis as authorities weigh prosecution options amid international reactions and statements from the U.N. secretary general.
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New York
Grand Central
LaGuardia
TWA
Yugoslavia
United States
State Department
Washington
United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
Richard Carey
Paris
Carey
U.S
Kenneth Rush
Rush
Zvonko Busic
Peter Matovic
Frane Pesut
Mark Vlasic
Croatia
Busic
Julienne
Eugene
Ore
Vienna
Manhattan
Robert Morgenthau
Brian Murray
State Board to Appeal Cleveland School Case
The state Board of Education will appeal a federal ruling finding the board partly responsible for school segregation in Cleveland. The board argues the Battisti decision questions established roles of state and local agencies and has already been appealed by the Cleveland city schools. The NAACP sought to prevent delay in desegregation efforts.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Education
Cleveland
U.S. District Court
Frank J. Battisti
State
Cleveland City
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Battisti
Martin Essex
Essex
Ohio Supreme Court
New York Democrats choose Senate nominee in five candidate field
In New York five Democrats compete for the U S Senate nomination as primary day sets the stage for a rematch with incumbent Republican Senator James Buckley. The field spans liberal to conservative stances with candidates including Bella Abzug Daniel Patrick Moynihan Ramsey Clark Paul O Dwyer and Abraham Hirschfeld. Republican Peter Peyser challenges Buckley in a statewide primary while Buckley remains on the Conservative line for November.
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New York
U.S. Senate
U.S
James Buckley
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Colorado
Nevada
North Carolina
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Utah
Wyoming
Wisconsin
Bella Abzug
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Harvard University
United Nations
Democratic Party
America
Ramsey Clark
Paul O'Dwyer
New York City
Abraham Hirschfeld
Brooklyn
Buckley
Peter Peyser
Westchester County
Peyser
Abzug
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Public Defender
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Associated Press
D&s
Mail
West Virginia
US & Possessions
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State Board
Freedom of Religion
Senate
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Devon
Marting
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