Erie Doctor Tops Pennsylvania Medicaid Billings for Six Months
An Erie physician led Pennsylvania in Medicaid payments for July to December last year, Dr. John Kalata billing $30,416 the highest in the state. In Erie County total invoices reached 16,404 with $176,736 paid, while Warren and Crawford counties posted lower sums. A full county breakdown lists Dr. Kalata in Erie and multiple other physicians across counties with payments ranging from about $12,000 to $19,775.
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Erie
Physicians and Surgeons of
Pennsylvania
John Kalata
George A. Johnson
Philadelphia
Erie County
Warren
Crawford
Allegheny County
Harry Laneuze
Blair County
James Herbert
Lancaster County
Harold White
Arnold Katz
Barton Young
David Shaid
George Johnson
Herman Gottlieb
Jerry Ginsberg
Karl Giulian
Leonard Zemble
M.A. Fishman
Martin Weber
Robert Kaye
Robert Cogan
York County
M. Barrows
Corry
A. E. Tate
Archie E. Tate
G. R. Lloyd
Gerald R. Lloyd
J. D. Hileman
J. E. Brown
Joseph Furst
R. A. Cruz
Rogelio A. Cruz
Harrisburg
King Air, Inc
Montoursville
Public Utility Commission
Williamsport- Lycoming County
PUC
Port of San Francisco shuts to most cargo over union dispute
The Port of San Francisco closed to all but highest priority cargo as Teamsters and longshoremen clash over container handling. Pickets at 66 piers halted most shipments except military, perishable, and mail. A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order with a Sept. 15 hearing set.
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San Francisco
Teamster
Teamsters
Pacific Maritim Association
West Coast
Marine Terminals Corp
Oakland
Fan Killed At Harness Track at York Interstate Fair
A mobile starting gate malfunction caused it to crash into three spectators in the York Interstate Fair stand area. Isabelle Gilbert, 62, of New Cumberland died on arrival at York Hospital. Her husband Girard, 68, and Norman Gallatin, 85, of York, were listed in satisfactory condition as the program continued.
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Yohk
York
Bombing Raids Resume in South Vietnam After 18 Hour Pause
U S. forces resumed B52 bombing over South Vietnam after an 18 hour halt ordered by President Nixon to test Communist intentions following Ho Chi Minh’s funeral. Raids hit near Saigon, along the Cambodian border, and near Da Nang as casualties and shelling rise amid a fragile cease fire.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Washington
Wixon
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Tme
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Dien Ban
da Nang
Qui Nhon
White House
Nixon
Mine Rescue Proceeds Ahead of Schedule
In Farmington West Virginia an ongoing recovery operation at Consolidation Coal No. 9 Mine advances as 14 men opened a door 1 600 feet into the mine. Officials say bodies of 78 miners may be recovered within months while production may resume after a thorough inquiry.
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Farmington
W.va
Consolidation Coal Co
No. 9
Atha’s Run
Danny Kuhn
John Corcoran
Consolidation
Teachers In Elizabeth Forward Win Amnesty For Strike
About 200 teachers in the Elizabeth Forward school district win amnesty for a spring strike, ending a second walkout and allowing schools to open for fall. The board unanimously approved pay raises from the earlier strike and assured no reprisals.
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Pittsburgh
Elizabeth-Forward
Pennsylvania
School. Be
Walter Radishek
Elizabeth Forward Education Association
Allegheny
Gateway
Gateway Board
Evacuation Sparks Debate Over Gas Threat After Train Derailment
About 10 000 Mississippi residents were evacuated after vinyl chloride released from five derailed tank cars triggered a fire. Officials warned of phosgene danger, while Uniroyal disputed lethal risk. Senator Eastland called for a rail safety probe as one man was critically injured by a train engine.
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Glendora
Miss
Mississippi
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Congressional
Cleveland
Mississippi Delta
State Penitentiary
Parchman
J.T. Minyard
Uniroyal, Inc
Geismar, la
Robert T. van Aller
University of Southern Mississippi
Minyard
Illinois Central
Eight Students Poisoned By Water At St Josephs College
Eight freshmen at St Josephs College Philadelphia were hospitalized after drinking water contaminated by zinc chromate. Officials cited corroded pipes in the rolling system as the likely cause. Patients include David Dougherty George Muller William Searfoss Patrick McFarland John Kelly John Carroll Christopher Smith Willie Little. All in satisfactory condition.
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Philadelphia
St. Joseph's College
David Dougherty
George Muller
William Searfoss
Patrick McFarland
Willingboro
N.J
John
Cost of 10 year school plans questioned
A report from the State Department of Education cites cost disparities in 10 year district plans. Corry Area Joint School is cited as possibly doing its plan at no cost, while others show higher fees. The dialogue notes shifts in planning horizon and delays due to court actions and state policy changes.
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Corry
William A. Miller
Blatt Brothers
Rex Theatre
Corry TV Cable Co
Miller
Council
Firestone
Shady Avenue
Corry Area
Better Government Associates, Inc
Johnstown
Cortes Fisk
Construction Bureau
State Department of Education
Fisk
Johnstown’s
Better Government Associates
State Board of Education
Sparta
State Department of Public Instruction
DPI
Department of Education
Jointure
Philadelphia crime fears rise as lawmakers hear plea
Philadelphia officials testified on rampant crime in the city with police forced to double up and children fearing gangs. Mayor Tate cited 31 juvenile gang slayings this year while calling for penal code revisions to ensure penalties fit today’s crimes.
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Philadelphia
State House Law and Order Committee
Frank L. Rizzo
James H. J. Tate
Tate
McDevil
Harry
Thomas J. Gola
Senate aid sought to boost student loan guarantees
Kenneth R. Resher, head of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, urged Pennsylvania's 27 congressmen to back a Senate-passed bill. It would pay lenders a market adjustment allowance up to 8 percent on all student loans, on top of the 7 percent maximum interest, affecting about 120,000 borrowers in the state.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
Pennsylvania
U.S. House of Representative
Kenneth R. Resher
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W. Va
Crawford County
Senate
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