Medicare payments reveal top earners in 1975
More than 2,000 doctors clinics and labs received over 100000 each in 1975 Medicare payments. The Zumbrota Health Facility in Minnesota was listed as the top recipient with about 19 million more than the next entity, a figure disputed by Mayo Clinic officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Minnesota
Zumbrota Health
Zumbrota
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Zumbrota Clinic
Scott and White Clinic
Temple
Tex
HEW
Department
Associated Press
North Carolina doctors listed for Medicare funds in 1975
The government released a list of physicians and clinics in North Carolina who collected over 100000 in Medicare funds in 1975. Notable entries include Dr. E R Gaskin Albemarle and groups such as Forsyth Radiology Winston-Salem and Daugherty Sanger Clinic Charlotte with sums ranging from about 100000 to 419587.
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North Carolina
Physicians and Clinics On Medicare
Durham Radiology
Forsyth Radiology
Winston-Salem
Forsyth Medical Specialists
Frazer-Lee & Dixon
Hickory
Hickory Surgical Clinic Inc
Internal Medical Clinic
Lester
Richard G
Durham
Charlotte
Medical Clinic
Concord
Meschan
Isadore
Nash-Jenkins, Williams
Elizabeth City
Piedmont Radiology
Salisbury
Raleigh Radiology Associates
Raleigh
Rowan Diagnostic
Salem Orthopedic
Salisbury Urological
Deane Objects To Gov Hunt Utility Reform Plan
Raleigh. Utilities Commission chairman Tenney Deane opposes Gov Hunt's plan to add consumer advocacy to rate hearings and split staff into a public advocacy agency. He says the proposal would rely on advocates, risk missing important data, and not lower rates. He plans to oppose it and will testify to the legislature.
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Raleigh
State Utilities Commission
Tenney Deane
Jim Hunt
Deane
Hunt
Commission
The
Arapisme
Phridge
Guggenheim Admits Fee Increase in New York
The Guggenheim Museum raised general admission from 1 to 1.50 dollars. Student and senior rates remain 75 cents. The museum offers free admission on Tuesdays from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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Guggenheim New York
Guggenheim Museum
Bill Expands Criminal Restitution in North Carolina
RALEIGH AP The measure by Rep. W. S. Harris D Alamance would require restitution from inmates on work release or parole and when a plea is accepted. It expands existing authority for probationers to repay victims for losses or damages. Governor Hunt highlighted the bill in his January crime control message.
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Raleigh
W.S. Harris
Dalamance
Jim Hunt
Harris
Court appoints temporary conservator for Rita Hayworth
In Santa Ana a court named a temporary conservator to manage actress Rita Hayworth estate after evidence described her as gravely disabled by chronic alcoholism and mental disorder. The petition was filed by the county counsel with Dr. James Miner supporting the diagnosis. Hayworth and her lawyer were unavailable for comment.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Rita Hayworth
James Miner
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Miner
Miss Hayworth
Margarita Carmen Cansino
Hoag Memorial
Newport Beach
Sanjay Gandhi Escapes Attack During Campaign Run
In Amethi and near New Delhi the shooting targeted Sanjay Gandhi's jeep as he campaigned for a Parliament seat. Five shots were reported, one hit the front seat, guards fired back, and attackers fled. Indira Gandhi's son faced threats amid India's first parliamentary election since 1971.
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New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
Sanjay
Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Samachar
Sanjay Gandhi
Amethi
Uttar Pradesh
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Clinic
E. R. Gaskin
Albemarle
Lathan T. Moose
Asheville
Catawba Radiology
Charlotte Medical
Charlotte Surgical Group
Daugherty
Sanger Clinic
WNC Radiology Consultants
Gov. Hunt
Harold C. Davis
High Point
Harold C.davis
North Main
PFDI
Farriss Avenue
Long John Silvers
Randolph Street
Thomasville, N.C
High Point Enterprise
Guriganj
Praser
N. Main
Westwood
Heaven
Northside Church of Christ
Old Winston Road
Piedmont
North Main St
Equal Housing Lender
Old Winston Rd
Northpoint Ave
CIA
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