Government To Distribute Medicare Information Lead Booklet
The government will mail a green covered booklet titled Health Insurance Under Social Security Your Medicare explaining hospital and medical benefits. It targets 19.1 million seniors and those covered by both plans 17.3 million, with details on coverage, deductibles, and how to obtain health insurance cards.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Washington
Gram
Nurcial Security Administration
Social Security
Court Clears Bikini-Clad Lawn Mower
Mary Lou Hood 21, a Central State College student, was cleared of indecent exposure charges in Edmond Municipal Court after mowing in a black bikini. The judge ruled the photographs shown were not lewd and did not prove indecent exposure by community standards.
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Edmond
Okla
Mary Lou Hood
Miller gets nine years for Cedar bank robbery plea
Gary T. Miller, 30, was sentenced to nine years for the November robbery of Farmers State Bank of Cedar after telling a federal judge prison won't help him. He asked for psychiatric treatment and received a recommendation for a facility with mental health care. In a separate case, Kenneth L. Ukkonen, 38, was given three years' probation and a $750 fine for failing to forward about $9,000 in taxes and Social Security from his downtown parking lots.
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Minneapolis
Gary T. Miller
Farmers State Bank of Cedar
Miller
U.S
Edward J. Devitt
Anoka County
Earl R. Larson
Kenneth L. Ukkonen
Ukkonen
Wisconsin Task Force Bills Face Unfavorable Senate Report
The Wisconsin Senate Welfare Committee rejected two Kellett Task Force backed bills. One proposes shifting about $3 million annual costs from the state to counties for mental patient care, changing the $5 weekly county payment to half the statewide average per capita. The other would remove the $60 monthly liability limit for parents caring for state colony and training school patients. Both were aimed at cutting costs and boosting efficiency in state government.
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Madison
Wisconsin Senate
Senate Welfare Committee
Kellett
Warren P. Knowles
Editor Arthur Todd, longtime Gary Post Tribune chief, dies
Arthur R. Todd aged 72, editor of the Gary Post Tribune for two decades before retirement, died Tuesday in San Diego. He led the paper with a steady hand and influenced Midwest journalism during his tenure.
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San Diego
Calif
Arthur R. Todd
Gary
Ind
Post Tribune
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