Nicollet-Eitel Health Plan Introduced in Twin Cities
The Nicollet-Eitel Family Health Plan, a prepaid health care program with a flat fee, was announced in Minneapolis with Aetna and Nicollet Clinic involvement. Families pay $65 monthly, individuals $23, and the plan aims to cover most medical costs within a 15 mile radius, with some exceptions and an annual renewal.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Twin Cities
Nicollet-Eitel Family
Ejitel Hospital
Minneapolis
Nicollet Clinic
Eitel Hospital
Aetna
Gilbertsen
Warning on boiler room phone sales from Better Business Bureau
BBB chief Robert Bonner warns Bemidji businesses about calls from American National Supply Corp of Los Angeles offering cheap paper and free pens with a false credit hold claim. He notes the sales pitch mirrors other aggressive office supply scams and ends when customers say they will verify with the BBB.
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Better Business Bureau
Robert Bonner
Bemidji
American National Supply
Women admitted to Dunwoody Institute auto mechanics program
Pamela Spence became the first full time woman student admitted to Dunwoody Institute in Minneapolis, followed by Patricia Schaeffer of New England North Dakota. The policy change, prompted by a Minnesota Human Rights Commission inquiry, allows women in the formerly male only shop.
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Minneapolis
Pamela Spence
Kankakee
Dunwoody Institute
Dunwoody
Patricia Schaeffer
New Egland, N.D
Dickinson
N.D
Miss Spence
Minnesota Human Rights Commission
Jack Walsh
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Dr. A. Sigurd Gilbertsen
Douglas J. Halbert
Aetna Life & Casualty, Inc
Jack W. Rivall
ANSC
Jim Sauer
Pioneer
Sauer
Jay Griggs
Pamela
Walsh
Hne
Girls
Ivod If
Penneys
Miers
Jcpenney
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