Medicaid eligibility rules and hospital insurance questions
An advisory answer explains Medicaid eligibility for aid to the aged, disabled, blind, and families with dependent children, including income and reserve tests and spend down. It also covers High Point College hospital insurance mandates for married students, school movie sponsor plans, and local bus timing questions with practical guidance.
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Jordan Army Calls Temporary Truce to Allow Guerrilla Surrender
Field Marshal Habis Majali ordered a daylong cease-fire across Jordan to give guerrilla forces one chance to surrender without further bloodshed. The move followed heavy fighting spreading toward northern Jordan near the Syrian border. The army said it held Amman and Zarqa, with control of 16 Amman districts and ongoing mop-up operations.
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No word on Wahdat hostages as Jordan clashes widen
The cease fire terms fail to progress and fighting continues in Amman. Guerrilla broadcasts report tank assaults on Palestinian strongholds and three pronged attacks toward Ramtha Turra and El Kassarat. Irbid hosts 12 000 Iraqi troops though no involvement confirmed. Casualty counts remain unofficial with terms like hundreds or scores.
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U.S. Officials Press No Intervention in Middle East Crisis
Washington reports rising concern for Americans and hostages in Jordan while officials deny plans for U.S. military action. About 40 government workers and 350 other Americans remain in Jordan as Arab guerrillas hold 54 hostages. Melvin Laird notes evacuation readiness with prepositioned ships and aircraft, and forces move toward Turkey and the Eastern Mediterranean.
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Nixon eyes new aid for Israel and peace talks push
In Washington Nixon plans to promise Golda Meir substantial new U S economic and military aid while urging her to end the boycott of Middle East peace talks. Officials note Israel seeks U S action on Egypt missile bases near the Suez and a cease fire disagreement amid Jordan violence.
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Jordan
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Israel
Israel Eyes U S Aid Pack After Cease Fire Breaks
Diplomats say Israeli leaders feel let down by the United States as the Nixon administration plans a possible Israeli aid package totaling 400 to 500 million dollars over several years. Israel faced economic strain from war costs and previously sought a 1 billion dollar shopping list over five years. Since eight years ago Washington mainly provided arms sales rather than grants.
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Nixon
Israel
Ky Ignores Opposition To Visit
A senior aide to Nguyen Cao Ky says the South Vietnamese vice president will proceed with a U.S. trip to attend a March for Victory rally. Ky will depart Saigon next Tuesday, stop in Paris for peace talks, then fly to Washington arriving Oct. 1 for the Oct. 3 rally.
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Policeman Shot Dead in Toledo Siege at Panther HQ
Toledo police report Patrolman William Miscannon was killed by a gunman in his patrol car during a six hour siege triggered by a shooting at a Black Panther headquarters. One teenager wounded. several others fled and fired on officers. One man arrested for the patrolman’s death. Five officers injured earlier at police headquarters during a disturbance.
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Toledo, Ohio
Black Panther
William Miscannon
Walter Shaw
On Guard Four-Legged Alarm With Bark
The article notes dogs serve as effective home protection beyond pets. Burglars admit barking deters some intruders especially indoors. Dogs can complement locks and may fit security plans for homes and businesses, with a growing market for trained watchdogs and nationwide training academies.
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