Medicaid Kickbacks In The Millions Probe Shines On Labs
A Senate aging committee hears that a small number of laboratories in New York New Jersey Illinois California and Pennsylvania allegedly funnel millions in Medicaid payments to physicians and clinics through kickbacks. Officials say 17 New York labs control 70 percent of state Medicaid business and most states show a pattern of widespread kickbacks.
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Dozens Injured as South Boston Busing Riot Erupts
Dozens were injured and 13 people arrested after a confrontation near South Boston High School during a Fathers March protesting busing. Police and anti-busing demonstrators clashed with bottles bricks and clubs used by rioters while police on horseback and motorcycles moved to disperse the crowd. Police Commissioner DiGravina called for a grand jury investigation and blamed hooded groups for orchestrating the violence.
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Louise Day Hicks
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Norman Iulliday
Hearst Reappears at Apartment as Jurors Tour Site
Fatty Hearst, not in restraints, leaves a third floor apartment after 35 minutes with two marshals guiding her. The jury in her bank robbery trial toured the site for about 15 minutes, visiting the closet where she said she was held, as defense urged jurors to sit there.
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Oliver Carter
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Ford seeks power to appoint six FEC members in push for election integrity
President Ford urged Congress to approve legislation allowing him to appoint six members to the Federal Election Commission subject to Senate approval. He spoke at the White House on Washington’s Birthday, stressing quick action to prevent election abuses and restore public confidence. Ford also reviewed intelligence reforms, met with officials including Rumsfeld and Bush, and noted grim Guatemala earthquake toll while emphasizing improved oversight of spy agencies.
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Senate panel seeks names of journalists tied to CIA
A Senate intelligence panel plans to meet with CIA Director George Bush to request the names of journalists who have worked with or for the CIA. The push aims to obtain summaries of agency involvement with new ballooning organizations, detailing instances of journalists used by the CIA abroad. Names of journalists are not included in the summaries, but agency documents behind them may be reviewed. The CIA has refused to disclose names citing protection of sources under the National Security Act of 1941.
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Kissinger Begins Trip Amid Tense Latin America Tour
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger flew to Caracas on Monday at the start of a Latin American swing aimed at easing regional tensions and shaping US policy. He will meet leaders in Venezuela, Brazil, Costa Rica, Guatemala, and other nations, with no major decisions expected during the visit.
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Reservoir Mishap Claims Boy at Coralville Lake
A six year old boy, Patrick Fox of Low City, drowned after a boat capsized on the Coralville reservoir Sunday afternoon. His body was recovered about 5:52 p.m. The boy’s father Dale, and brothers Jeff 12 and Doug 10, aided by teenagers, formed a human rope to rescue the survivors including family friend Dwight Swart. Patrick Fox, a kindergartner at Roosevelt School, died. services will be held at Donahue’s.
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