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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1973
Page
4
Answers cover earning quarters of coverage by work, obtaining Medicare benefits after a death, continuing benefits after adoption, choosing retirement or disability, and automatic Medicare enrollment at age 65 with option to decline. Advice notes forms, timing, and eligibility.
About 175000 Arkansans eligible for Medicaid pharmacy services at reduced costs due to a new program effective Saturday. Eligible include aid to the blind aged and disabled plus families with dependent children and about 11000 nursing home residents. Prescriptions require physician and Medicare card. 50 cent co payment per script.
Public hearings begin in Dallas on proposed EPA air pollution rules under the Clean Air Act of 1970. Four proposals cover national limits on sulphur dioxide and dust, stack emissions, state case by case deterioration, and regional concentration caps. Sierra Club opposes all four as not strict enough.
The Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed Floyd E. Clark’s 75 year sentence for the reported incident involving his 8 year old stepdaughter. The high court rejected his postconviction relief claims, noting the 1971 guilty plea was knowingly made and that counsel was provided. Justice John A. Fogleman wrote the 10 page opinion.
The Los Angeles Times reports former White House domestic affairs adviser John Ehrlichman and three others including Egil Krogh Jr., David Young, and G. Gordon Liddy were secretly indicted over the Ellsberg psychiatrist break in. A perjury charge against Ehrlichman was noted. Bond set at 500 each.
Congress returns from a month off to tackle funding measures amid power struggles with the White House. The House deleted a 1.5 million presidential fund and added security spending controls on private property. Senate panels altered reporting requirements, and a State Department authorization bill with information duties and campaign-contribution disclosures was set for action. Senate leader Mansfield signals support for wage and price controls, urging presidential action within existing authority.
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