Doctors Shun Medicaid Over 20 Percent Fee Cut Protest
In Jamestown, the Chautauqua County Medical Society voted to withhold participation in New York State Medicaid protesting a 20 percent fee reduction effective June 1. Dr. Glenn M. Ebersole said the unanimous resolution urges area doctors to boycott Medicaid, citing unjustified cuts and discriminatory impact on health services. The group plans not to suspend care during the fall and notes no reform to the law or pay increase has occurred. Locusts in Borneo cause heavy damage in Waringin District South Kalimantan.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua County Medical Society
New York State
Mds
Glenn M. Ebersole
Lakewood
Embersole
State Health Department
Ebersole
Hold Rites For Mrs. C. Ireland
Last rites for Mrs. Claudia Ireland were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Carl Boetcker officiating. Burial followed in West Lawn Cemetery Columbus with James Kelsey Walter Nollinger George Fox Robert DeMauri Michael Malone and Charles Van Tassel serving as beliefs. A long list of relatives from Jamestown Lakewood Chagrin Falls Indiana Marion Spartansburg and others attended. A new film dubbing plan in Johannesburg aims to dub foreign films in African languages including Zulu Xhosa and South Sotho.
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Claudia Ireland
Bracken Funeral Home
Carl Boetcker
Fairview
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
James Kelsey
Walter Nollinger
George Fox
Robert DeMauri
Michael Malone
Charles van Tassel
Louise Emerson
Claude Townsend
Gregory Emerson
Thomas Sharp
Randall Sharp
Theodore Wi
Paul Clark
Earl Nickerson
Spartansburg
Otto Swanke
Frank Chapel
Didy Hodges
Youngsville
Harry Dunkle
Michael Dunkle
David Dunkle
Arthur Dunkle
Pittsfield
James Dunkle
Sugar Grove
Howard Shickler
Dunkirk
Corry
Johannesburg
South Africa
Tulip Festival kicks off at Clymer with May dinner
Clymer Community Club held a Tulip Festival kick-off dinner for 150 at the school cafeteria. Mary Jane Hinsdale was crowned Tulip Queen with eight candidates, Klompen dancers entertained, and Netherlands slides were shown by Gloria Hodges. 143 paid members reported.
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Myrtle Haviland
Oklawaha
Plorence Arnink
Thomas Newhouse
Little Valley
David Laub
Buffalo
Amy Newhouse
Clymer Community Club
Clymer School
Benjamin TeWinkle
Mary Jane Hinsdale
Madeline Edwards
Klompen
Edith Holthouse
Gloria Hodges
Falconer
Netherlands
Ralph Thompson Sr
Ernest Dunnewolds
Dearing
Stormes
Lewis Homink
Norman Damcott
Robert Lyons
Norman Upperman
Truman Vrooman
30 Per Cent of Students Using Drugs
Dr George Mizner of the University of Colorado reports a survey of 25 000 college students showing about 30 percent have used illegal drugs. Seven thousand one hundred eighty users cited marijuana as most common and half of marijuana users expect to continue using it.
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Boulder
Colo
George Mizner
University of Colorado
Mizner
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Borneo
Jakarta
Waringin
South Kalimantan
Victor Cragg JR
Franklin Street
Willetts Bros
Call
Al's
Minnick’s Dairy
Felver’s
IGA
Kofod Gro
Beam
Lake Morris
Nichols
Orton's
Porter's
Spring Creek
Lottaville
Enapp's
Elmview
Jersey Dairy Eee Road
Mrs. C. Ireland
Clymer
Gilbert Ton
June Hinsdale
Edris Deuink
Edna Newhouse
Ethel Wallace
American Legion Auxiliary
Westfield
Wallace Cady
Sherilyn
Tonawanda
Clarence Spitzer
Ambherst
E. Spitzer Sr
Nettie Legters
Ralph ‘Thompson
Horseheads
N.Y
Charles Howles
Syracuse
Kenneth Hollingsworth
Beaver
Benn Smith
Edward Strawbridge
Titusville
Gertrude Gravink
James Sullivan
Jimmy
Fredonia
Gail Thompson
Mark
Clarence Center
Harold Swanson
Randy
Kaye
Roy Buesink
Sherman
and Mrs
Roger Westly Sun
Richard Tend Haken
Marion Gallup
James
John Legters
St. Louis
Ronald Morris
Cynthia Buesink
Corty
Julian Buesink
Findley Lake
Eugene Buesink
Beverly Buesink
Buesink
Everett Tryone
Kenneth Key
Girl Scouts
Ronald Scalise
Columbus Township
Mellon
Midland
Rossin
Charles O’brien
Kitchen Kompact
Chuck’ O’brien
Avec
Paren
Zadeco
Tradero
Alta Way
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