Reversal of Medicaid Payments Revealed by Iowa Agency
Iowa state social services disclosed payments to Medicaid providers from July 1, 1967, to June 30, 1958, totaling 15.6 million across 625,351 claims. The data cover 33 professional groups, with University hospitals in Town City receiving the largest single payment and Dr. Roy Overton noted as the top individual recipient. more lists will be released quarterly and future payments will be public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Department of Social Services
Iowa
Maurice Harmon
James Rowan
Bowen
Blue Cross
Harmon
University Hospitals
Town City
Roy Overton
West
Kennedy Denies Anderson Story in CBS Interview
New York AP Kennedy clarifies statements by columnist Jack Anderson alleging he asked cousin Joseph Gargan to take the blame for a fatal car crash involving a young secretary. Kennedy calls the claim untrue and false during a CBS Evening News interview.
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New York
Edward Kennedy
Jack Anderson
Joseph Gargan
Kennedy
CBS Evening News
Nixon Proposes Federal Income Guarantee and New Federalism
President Nixon urged a New Federalism that shifts control from Washington to state and local governments while nationalizing welfare. He proposed a federal income guarantee of 1600 annually for a family of four plus supplements to 3920 if the breadwinner works, reshaping aid to dependent children into a national program. The plan would raise total welfare recipients to about 22.41 million and add about 4 billion yearly to the current welfare bill, with phased revenue sharing starting 1971. He called for reorganizing the anti poverty agency toward experimental job programs and expanding job training and day care, arguing the system is a costly quagmire threatening state finances.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Gerald Ford
Antipoverty Agency
Mississippi
New Jersey
Eight Hungarians Swim From Yugoslavia To Italy For Asylum
Eight Hungarian students swam roughly learned routes from Yugoslavia toward Italy using a tourist group from Budapest as cover. After entering the Adriatic they swam several hundred yards to reach the Italian shore and sought asylum. Police provided clothing and directed them to a refugee camp.
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Trieste
Italy
Yugoslavia
Maly
Fata
Budapest
Adriatic Sea
West Union Man Killed in Crash
Osmundson Eugene O Osmundson 21 of West Union died when the car he rode in left a blacktop road east of West Union and smashed into a cement wall. Driver Robert E Buroden 24 of Eldorado was injured and hospitalized in Rochester MN in concussion and cuts. He survived with injuries. Survivors include brother Allen of Cedar Rapids and sister Mrs Milton Barth Decorah. Services pending.
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Elgin - Robert
Eugene’ ‘Osmundson
West Union
Robert E. Buroden
Eldorado
West Union Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Osmundson
Thomas Osmundson
Burnham and
Wood
Allen
Cedar Rapids
Milton Barth
Decorah
Hymn Singers Clash Over Language at Welsh Festival
In FLING Wales AP reports a midnight melee at the National Eisteddfod Music Festival as around two thousand people argued over singing Welsh or English. Fifty police bodies quieted the crowd after cigarets flew. nine persons arrested in the fracas lasting about 0 minutes.
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Fling
Wales
Drug Cache Seized Near Iowa City
Police and Johnson County officers raided a farmhouse south of Iowa City early today and arrested three youths on marijuana possession charges. The cache of marijuana weighed over 150 pounds and included two bricks and processing equipment. Also seized were drugs for analysis, injection equipment, a sawn-off shotgun, two pistols, and large knives. The suspects, Barbara Blair 21 Ames Griffith 19 and Steven McCurdy 19, were held pending arraignment. The value of the marijuana was about 36000 dollars with present form valued at 12500 dollars.
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Iowa City
Here
Barbara Blair
Timothy Griffith
Ames
Steven McCurdy
Oskaloosa
Johnson County
Devaluation Sparks French Labor Uproar Across Nation
Paris reports tense labor reaction to France’s franc devaluation as unions push for wage gains and price controls. leaders warn of stronger strikes when workers return from vacation. politicians debate austerity, while Giscard d Estaing defends the move as necessary to avoid bankruptcy and unemployment.
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Paris
France
Georges Pompidou
Laurent Lucas
Workers’ Federation
Lucas
Georges Seguy
General Confederation of Labor
Alain Savary
French Socialist Party
Socialist Unity Party
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Pompidou
Jacques Delmas
Ciscard d'Aslaing
de Gaulle
Defense
Michel Dabre
Onc
Pentagon lagging on Viet withdrawal delays
Senate leaders fault Pentagon for not carrying out Nixon's order to withdraw 25 000 U S troops from Vietnam by end August with strength down to 515 000. Mansfield Gore and Fulbright accuse defense officials of disobedience and withholding Thailand pact copy fueling fear of a broader war.
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Washington
Senate
Mansfield
Pentagon
Vietnam
Nixon
Fulbright
D Ark
Defense Department
State Department
Thailand
Sen. Gore
U.S
Rixon
Stennis
Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Jewel
Departments
Agen
Cies
Gore
Department of Defense
Senate Foreign Relations
Southeast Asia
Treaty Organization
Department of State
Man kills four, then takes own life in Alabama shooting
Charles Haygood, 34, opened fire at the Church of God campground in Midfield, Birmingham suburb, killing four people including his parents and a minister before turning the gun on himself after a 50-officer standoff. A neighbor survived the attack. investigators cite eviction tensions and prior police visits with no warrant as context.
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Birmingham
Ala
Charles Haygood
Haywood
Church of God
Midfield
David Orange
Sheriff's Office
Orange
Haygool
Haygood
Or Boyd
Hloira Hoberson
Traywood
Yeager
Boyd
Tornadoes Rip Western Iowa Hit Sioux City and Storm Lake
Severe storms and multiple tornadoes swept through western Iowa overnight injuring several in Nebraska while Sioux City and Storm Lake reported toppled trees damaged towers and power outages. A large 400 foot transmitter tower at KAYE in Storm Lake was toppled along with debris blocking streets. Police in Sioux City were unharmed when their patrol car was lifted and dropped in a field.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Sibley
Storm Lake
Granger
Des Moines
KAYE
Actress Sharon Tate Slain In Bel Air Home Murder Case
Police reported five people shot to death at a Bel Air hillside home. Actress Sharon Tate, 21, identified by police as a victim, starred in Beverly Hillbillies and Petticoat Junction. Roman Polanski was abroad working on a film. a suspect was arrested at a guest house on the property.
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Los. Angeles
Sharon Tate
Bel Air
Roman Polanski
Europe
Miss Fale
Miss Tate
Paramount
Virgil Johnson
Polanski
Emily
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