Explosion at Atomic Plant Contaminates Workers
An explosion at the Hanford atomic plant contaminated workers with minute amounts of americium. Workers were cleaned and kept under observation, with precautions to remove external contamination before assessing internal exposure. Plant remained closed pending decontamination. Experts cited limited risk unless significant inhalation occurred.
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Medicaid Fraud and Abuse Allegations Hit Clinics
WASHINGTON UP I reports Senator Frank Moss accuses Medicaid clinics of fraud and overutilization. He described observations of impersonal treatment and possible upcharges tied to chiropractic and other services. Officials defend program integrity, arguing policing is a state matter amid broader waste concerns in the 10 year old program.
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Times-News coverage boosts Frem Fem Math fee narrative
The article notes Utah political figure Asian Described as critic of waste and welfare, gaining publicity that could influence voters in November. Despite a liberal voting record, the piece frames him as a scrutinizing voice against waste and welfare, sharpening his public profile.
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Ford's Bicentennial Park Plan Faces Slim Chance
President Ford proposes a $1.5 billion Bicentennial park expansion to boost recreation and quality of life, but Congress is unlikely to pass the program this year. White House aides say the plan helps Ford’s election theme while officials debate debate formats and campaign staffing.
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Milwaukee Seeks First Voluntary School Integration Day
Milwaukee officials hailed the first voluntary integration day as 28 transfers placed the district in compliance with a federal order. City leaders claimed this makes Milwaukee the first in the nation with a voluntary plan, though schools had not opened yet.
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