Medicare Dominates Aged Health Costs In 1971
A Social Security Bulletin report shows the 65 plus group averaged 861 in medical bills in 1971, with public funds covering about two thirds. Medicare paid 61.6 percent of hospital expenses for the elderly, while the aged accounted for a quarter of national health expenditures despite being only 10 percent of the population.
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Social Security Bulletin
Office of Research and Statistics
Social Security Administration
Hew North Building
Washington, D.C
Superintendent of Documents
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington
D.C
Mrs Frank Jensen 84 longtime Ludington resident dies in Detroit
Mrs Frank P Jensen 84 a former Ludington resident died at 4 27 am today in the Middlebelt Nursing Home Detroit after a long illness She was born Anna M Nelson in Ludington Sept 27 1887 and lived in Detroit the past 50 years She was married to Frank P Jensen who died in 1960 Surviving are two daughters and eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren The funeral will be at 2 pm Saturday at Rye Funeral Home with Rev Thomas M Cavanaugh officiating Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery Friends may call after 9 am Saturday at the funeral home
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Frank P. Jensen
Ludington
Middlebelt
Detroit
Anna M. Nelson
Rye Funeral Home
Thomas M. Cavanaugh
Lakeview Cemetery
Mason County Court Returns Mixed Outcomes
Clyde C Williams of Steelsville paid 18 dollars for failure to yield at a Mason County Sheriff’s Department charge. Curtis A Schleh of Grand Rapids paid 125 dollars for creating a disturbance in a public place. Nelson H Wixson of Battle Creek paid 50 dollars for intoxication in a public place. Howard D Wing of route 1 Custer paid 150 dollars and received seven days in jail for marijuana use. Todd B Greene of route Branch paid 150 dollars and 14 days in jail for marijuana use. A jury found Joseph Sanders Inc. of Custer innocent in a sausage mixture regulation case.
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Mason County
Clyde C. Williams
Steelsville
Mason County Sheriff's Department
Curtis A. Schleh
Grand Rapids
Nelson H. Wixson
Battle Creek
Howard D. Wing
Route 1
Custer
Todd B. Greene
Route Branch
Joseph Sanders, Inc
New Black Lung Aid For Surface Miners
Monthly black lung benefits can be paid to a surface coal miner his family or survivors if he becomes totally disabled or dies from black lung disease. Previously benefits were available only to underground miners. For more information contact the Social Security office in Muskegon at 175 W Apple Ave 726-3156.
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Social Security
Muskegon
Apple Ave
Enterprise
Thanks for support during convalescence at West Shore Hospital
Expressions of gratitude from a patient in Manistee thank friends relatives and neighbors for visits cards flowers and gifts during recovery at West Shore Hospital. The writer also thanks Rev Voege for frequent visits.
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West Shore Hospital
Manistee
Voege
Four Minor Crashes Reported In Ludington Area
Thomas Wardlow, 17, of Ludington sustained minor injuries after his car left Jebavy Drive and rolled over near Rasmussen Road. He received a ticket for violating the basic speed law. Two cars sustained moderate damage at Court Emily Street intersection with no injuries or tickets. A hit and run damaged Ronald Lindsey’s parked car on West Foster Street. Parking lot collisions near East Ludington Avenue and Nelson Road caused minor damage to two vehicles. Ricky Sherland’s car hit a parked car on route 1 Scottville with no tickets issued. Epworth Heights saw a sideswipe incident on Burma Road near 3:55 p.m. with no injuries or tickets.
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Thomas Wardlow
Grace Avenue
Ludington
Jebavy Drive
Rasmussen Road
Wardlow
Emily Street
Jose Garcia, Jr
Shelby
Harold Ramey
E. Danaher St
Ronald Lindsey
Box 99
West Foster Street
Lindsey
Ludington Avenue
Nelson Road
Ricky Sherland
Route 2
Scottville
Patricia King
Roue
Epworth Heights
John Tanis
Burma Road
Tanis
Local CMU honors list includes Mason County students
Central Michigan University named about 3 050 students to the Winter 1972 honors list and 585 with straight A averages. Mason County honorees include Ludington residents Veronica Kopecki Kurt Madden Robert Owen and Cinda Peterson and Scottville residents Jane Boerema Timothy Lipps William Newkirk. Other local names appear from Ludington Free Soil Hart Pentwater and Valhalla areas. British Columbia now classifies mountain lions as game animals.
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MT. Pleasant
Central Michigan University
Mason County
Veronica Lou Kopecki
Kurt A. Madden
Robert R. Owen
Cinda K. Peterson
Ludington
Jane M. Boerema
Timothy N. Lipps
William Newkirk
Scottville
Arlene M. Jodko
Custer
Renee. Luomala
Kenneth C. Papes
Suzanne M. Sobaski
Free Soil
Jeffrey W. Beckstrom
Sandra Lea Bourgette
Roger D. Bradshaw
Louis G. Kirt
Christine HH. Larsen
Robin E. Olmstead
Nancy A. Peterson
Ruth A. Sholtey
Margy Kay Walker
Kathleen M. Yeck
Jane M. Boererma
Larry E. Rivela
Mark A. Pehrson
Robert Ss. Quick
Susan
Marie Newkirk
Kim W. Cloud
Valhalla
Oceana County
Mary K. Hanna
Linda Sue Schlee
Robert B. Seelhoft
Hart Area
Susan F. Elias
Michael G. Lehman
Pentwater Area
Ludington Park Leads Pioneering Great Lakes Shoreline Study
Ludington State Park joins a federal and Michigan study of Great Lakes shorelines to track land water interactions. Daily observations cover waves wind currents and beach profiles at sites in Ludington Van Buren Muskegon Orchard Beach J Wells and others with plans to expand to Lakes Superior Huron and Erie.
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Ludington State Park
Great Lakes
P. J. Hofmaster
Muskegon
Orchard Beach
J. W. Wells State Parks
Lake Michigan
Lakes Superior
Huron
Erie
Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Detroit
Army Corps of Engineers
Corps of Engineers Coastal Engineering Research Center
Washington
Lake Huron
Lake Superior
Lake Erie
Corps of Engineers
New Doctor of Arts Could Replace PhD For College Teaching
EAST LANSING Educators push DA as better preparing college teachers than the traditional PhD The DA first awarded by Carnegie Mellon in 1969 is now offered by about 20 universities with up to 60 more considering programs MSU researchers Dr Paul L Dressel and Dr Frances DeLisle argue for a program combining discipline study with teaching professional skills and a classroom internship The monography Blueprint for Change outlines models and organizational considerations for implementing DA programs and challenges the notion that deep disciplinary knowledge alone qualifies one to teach.
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East Lansing
Carnegie-Mellon University
Paul L. Dressel
Michigan State University
Frances H. Delisle
Dressel
Dr. DeLisle
MSU
West Shore Summer Class Registration Opens
Prospective enrollees must register by Tuesday at West Shore Community College in the Student Personnel offices from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Last evening slots run Monday June 12 and Tuesday June 13 from 6 to 3 p.m. Call John Tipton at 845-6211 for details. The Summer of 72 program offers day and evening courses in sailing golf biology writing calculus welding philosophy theatre painting printing motorcycle and outboard repair among others.
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West Shore Community College
John Tipton
Tonight events in Ludington and nearby venues
Don't Forget TONIGHT Ludington Rotary Club meets at Stearns Motor Inn 6 15 p.m. S Clair dury Junior Lodge 106 Odd Fellows at Odd Fellow Temple 7 30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge Club in Ant Jer Room Elks Club 7 40 p.m. Ludington Lodge dollar Danish Brotherhood in America at Danish Hall 8 p.m. Pere Marquette Council 1492 Knights of Columbus at KC Hall Jebavy Drive 8 p.m. FRIDAY Senior Citizens Bowling at Ludington Recreation Center 1 p.m. All senior citizens welcome. Bricklayers Plasterers and Cement Finishers Union at Eagles Hall 8 p.m.
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Ludington Rotery Club
Stearns Motor Inn
S. Clair Dury Junior
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellow Temple
Duplicate Bridge Club
Ant Jer
Elks Club
Ludington Lodge
Danish Brotherhood In America
Danish Hall
Pere Marquette Council
Knights of Columbus
KC Hall
Jebavy Drive
Senior Citizens
Ludington Recreation Center
Bricklayers, Plasterers and Cement Finishers Union
Eagles Hall
Hospital Notes Admitted and Discharged Wednesday
List of patients admitted on Wednesday including Gregory Budreau Kelly Andrews Martha Kirkland and others with detailed street addresses. Discharged Wednesday includes William Whitaker Charles Davy Amanda Sue Traeger Jason Comstock Catherine Giles DeLynn Collins DeLee Collins and Mary Searight among others.
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Gregory Budreau
N. James St
Kelly Andrews
Washington Ave
Martha Kirkland
N. Gaylord Ave
Richard Chavala
I N. Station St
Scott Pape
Bryant Road
Esther C. Olson
Robert St
Warren Wheaton Sr
S. James St
Roger Sando
Riviere Mobile Homes
Lynn Parker
Walhalla
Richard Miller
St. Catherine
Richard Wojtaszak Jr
Christy Stever
Ray Lyle
Dowland
Wiliam Whitaker
Bit
Harrison
Charles Davy
First St
Scottville
James Traeger
Lee
Amanda Sue
Free Soil
Jason Comstock
Ferry St
Catherine Giles
DeLynn Collins
Jebavy Drive
DeLee Collins
Willard Eisenlohr
Hart
Mary Searight
Branch
Martz Enlists in Naval Reserve for Two-Year Active Duty
David A. Martz of Scottville son of Mr. and Mrs. Delot Martz has enlisted in the Naval Reserve for two years of active duty. He is slated to depart for recruit training on June 28.
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David A. Martz
Naval Reserve
Scottville
Delot Martz
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