Doctors rap Medicaid fee ceiling in Ohio
The Ohio State Medical Association urged that federal plans to stabilize Medicaid fees will reduce care for the medically indigent. Dr. Robert N. Smith said ceilings pegged at 60 percent of local prevailing fees could force physicians to relocate, arguing Medicaid costs are only 11 percent of total program expenditures. World refugees total 17 million.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State Medical Association
Robert N. Smith
Toledo
Smith
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Reese graduates hear Gen O'Donnell urge active citizenry
Gen Emmett ODonnell Jr retired USAF addresses Reese Air Force Base Class of 69-08 graduation as he credits Americans for growing involvement in national and international affairs. He cites need to back the president and defense secretary while pilots are urged to stay prepared, strong, and balanced. Silver Star recipients Maj Forrest Fenn and Capt Leo Hunt receive awards for 1968 aerial heroism in Southeast Asia.
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Emmett O'Donnell Jr
USAF
Forrest B. Fenn
Leo B. Hunt
Southeast Asia
Reese Air Force Base
Reese Wing
O'Donnell
Reese
United States
Reese Base
Maj
15Th St
9Th St
Pacific Air Forces
United ‘States
O’donnell
Shoes crucial clue sought in sex slayings
Authorities in the Ann Arbor area ask the public to help locate a missing pair of shoes linked to the sex slayings. The shoes belonged to Alice Kalom, 21, the latest of six women murdered over two years, and were with her when she left for a party the night she vanished.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti
Alice Kalom
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Sunday Morning Subscriptions
Subscriptions listed for the Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning and Sunday editions with prices for PO3 Morning Only Evening Only Sunday Only Morning & Sun Evening & Sun Morning- Bive and related rates. Printed at 8th and Augnue in Lubbock Texas 79408.
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Lubbock
Texas
Morning & Sun
Evening & Sun
Sun
Mansfield urges focus on defeating ABM deployment
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield urged ABM critics to drop calls for a MIRV moratorium and concentrate on defeating Safeguard deployment. He noted the 10-7 Armed Services Committee vote approving a $794 million ABM authorization, saying the split signals future Senate debates. Mansfield warned against injecting MIRV issues during debate after July 7.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Armed Services Committee
Nixon
Mansfield
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