Government Snags Corry Hospital Extended Care Funding
Government programs refused payment for many patients in Corry Hospital's extended care unit, deeming them not sick enough for high level care. Doctors stopped sending patients, preferring acute wards despite higher costs. Consequences include unpaid bills and a plummeting census in the ECF.
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Government Snags Corry Hospital
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Eee Samuel Ue
Antrim
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Queen Queen Hijacking A Hoax? QE2 Bomb Threat Aboard
The QE2 carrying 2350 passengers and crew steamed toward Europe after a bomb threat demanding 350000 dollars. British bomb disposal teams found no bombs as Cunard officials noted the danger had lessened but continued precautions. The caller claimed two bombers aboard would trigger detonation unless paid, yet no payment instructions arrived. The liner had left New York Monday and was en route to Cherbourg and Southampton.
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Richard Patton
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Cherbourg
Southampton
Cunard
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QE2
Ex Spy Killed in Jail by Own Son
In Lewisburg federal prison a former Pentagon courier jailed for passing secrets to the Russians was stabbed to death in the visiting room allegedly by his son Robert Johnson 22 of Indiana. The suspect was charged with murder and held without bail.
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FBI
Robert Johnson
Greenwood
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Robert Lee Johnson
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KGB
James Alan Mintkenbaugh
Defense Department
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Air and ground attacks fail to take Kontum area
North Vietnamese forces including seven medium tanks attacked Kontum’s outer defenses in five waves, but South Vietnamese troops and American planes repelled the assault. Spokesmen said about 92 attackers were killed, with Saigon reporting three killed and seven wounded among its forces. The probes seemed more like demonstrations than full assault.
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Kep
China
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Ee ‘Wasta
An Loc
Indict Woman In Police Killings near Pittsburgh
The grand jury indicted Rose Marie Dinkins, 4%, on murder charges in the shooting deaths of two Penn Hills policemen on March 25. Indictment against Mrs. Dinkins will be heard Thursday. narcotics and other charges will be heard later by the panel.
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Rose Marie Dinkins
Penn Hills
Mrs. Dinkins
St. Clair
Hope Moscow Mission Will End Missile Race
Washington reports that a U S Soviet strategic arms control accord is nearly ready for announcement as Nixon prepares for his Moscow summit. A secret Camp David meeting with Soviet ambassador Anatoliy Dobrynin occurred with Kissinger present. Talks focus on a two part agreement: a treaty limiting antiballistic missiles and an interim plan capping land and submarine launched missiles. Ratification of a sea bed weapons ban expanded to 30 nations.
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Anatoliy F. Dobrynin
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Ronald L. Ziegler
Kissinger
Ziegler
Salzburg
Austria
Tran
Poland
Soviet Union
Pentagon Damage Heavy No Injuries Reported After Blast
An explosion damaged a Pentagon restroom and corridor early today after an antiwar group claimed bombing the Air Force secretary office. No injuries were reported as security measures were to be tightened for planned demonstrations. Witnesses described the blast as strong with the building shaking and powder in the corridor.
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Defense Department
Daniel James
Defense
Robert C. Seamans Jr
Jack Pickrell
Air Force Message Center
William F. Kelly
U.S.-Soviet space flight possible during Nixon Moscow visit
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP sources say the United States and the Soviet Union are ready to sign a joint manned space flight agreement during President Nixon's Moscow trip. Reports also suggest the Russians have solved the cosmonaut fatalities problem and may launch their second Salyut station while Nixon is abroad.
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Debates Proposed Between Humphrey and McGovern Before California Primary
Senators Humphrey and McGovern agree to a series of face to face televised debates ahead of the June 6 California primary. Negotiations began in Los Angeles as McGovern campaigns in Oregon and Humphrey presses for three debates, with California delegates at stake. McGovern accepts the idea and notes his long standing challenge to all candidates. He also stops in Los Angeles to receive the King widow’s endorsement.
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South Dakota
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