Medicare Turns One Blessed System Seen By Elderly
Medicare marks its first birthday as it sees growing use by the 65 plus population. Over 7 million beneficiaries have received benefits totaling more than 3 billion dollars, though some elderly complain of delays and billing complexity. Administrators note progress reducing payment delays and outline plans to simplify outpatient billing and study drug coverage.
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Burglar Steals Tools Forcibly Shuts City Vocational School
The Douglas MacArthur School in Miami closed after a thief ripped out tools from its shop metalwork and auto mechanics program. Principal Edward Blews said equipment valued around 4000 dollars was taken after the intruder breached heavy fences, sending the 90 summer students home.
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Douglas MacArthur
Edward Blews
Wisconsin holiday boating to draw up to 700000 craft
The Wisconsin Conservation Department estimates 500000 to 700000 small craft could be in use on state waters if July 4 weather is good. Officials urge strict boating regulation compliance and reference Gov. Knowles proclamation on safety. The department notes collisions cause about 80 percent of Wisconsin boat accidents.
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Wisconsin
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Warren P. Knowles
Western Europe Faces Oil Shortage Amid Suez Blockade
Western Europe risks oil shortages as Middle East output stays cut and tankers cannot pass the Suez Canal. Britain, relying heavily on Arab crude, faces sharper impact while U.S. demand remains largely unaffected.
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Garage Fire at Caledonia Street House Sparks Arrests
A Thursday afternoon blaze damaged the garage at 1343 Caledonia St. Two boys, ages 9 and 10, were apprehended for starting the fire by tossing a sparkler into a window and were turned over to the La Crosse County Welfare Department.
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SBA Visit Moves Up to July Dates in La Crosse County
A Small Business Administration representative will be at the La Crosse County extension office on Thursday and Friday July 6 and 7. This visit occurs one week earlier than the usual schedule.
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Stockholm prints school lunch menus for every district
Swedish papers publish daily free lunch menus for each school district helping mothers plan family meals. The item notes the practice as a public service and mentions Stockholm reporting on district offerings for schoolchildren and their families.
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Vietnam tribute for educators died in Da Nang crash
Eight American educators killed in a plane crash near Da Nang, Vietnam, March 23, will receive posthumous decorations from South Vietnam. Led by Dr. James Albertson of Wisconsin State University Stevens Point, they had visited on a U S AID funded mission to propose improvements in higher education.
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Whitewater, Wis
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Howard G. Johnson
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St. Peter, Minn
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Jury Views Murder Scene in Wisconsin Case
A Milwaukee circuit court jury left the courthouse to inspect sites where two girls were found stabbed last fall. Defendant Michael Lee Herrington, 24, faces first degree murder charges in Julia Beck, 10, and Sherry Thompson, 18, deaths and attempted murder in the stabbing of Kathleen Dreyer, 11, last November. The judge denied suppression of some police statements as Herrington stood by. A dagger found at Herrington’s workplace was shown as evidence.
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Julia Beckwith
Sherry Thompson
Kathleen Dreyer
Herrington
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UW Anthropologist to Attend WHO Session in Geneva
MADISON AP The University of Wisconsin says anthropology Prof William S Laughlin will attend the World Health Organization meeting in Geneva July 3 7. He will discuss his demography and body measurements research on Polar Eskimos.
Maintenance Man for Health How Chiropractors Help
The nervous system controls tissue cells and the brain acts as a switchboard sending signals through spinal nerves. Misaligned vertebrae can narrow nerve windows, causing interference, malfunctions and pain. Keep alignment to maintain health and relieve pain with a chiropractor from La Crosse Chiropractic Society.
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