Missouri Medicaid Pays For Abortions Amid Court Case
Missouri faces continued Medicaid funding for abortions as a federal appellate court ruled the state's prohibition invalid. Gov. Bond defends staying in the program, noting Medicaid subsidies may exceed $100,000 this year while clinics report costs still exceed the $75 per procedure state payment.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
U.S
Christopher S. Bond
High Court
William O'Toole
D-St.louis
Patricia Smith
Planned Parenthood Association
Kansas City
Mrs. Smith
Washington University
St. Louis
Sandy Bernoudy
8Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
John Danforth
Supreme Court
Thomas E. Singleton
State Department of Social Services
Reproductive Health Services Inc
GLC Lady's Center
University City
Columbia
Old-Style Food Stamps To Expire
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department sets August 31 as the deadline to use old style food stamps. The old coupons valued 50 cents 2 dollars and 5 dollars are phased out, with new stamps of 1 5 and 10 issued in March.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Newsman Lifts Garbage From National Enquirer
A Palm Beach Post reporter retrieved discarded Enquirer material from a dumpster and published a memo revealing how editors craft tabloid stories. The episode parallels a Kissinger trash haul by a Kissinger aide, drawing scrutiny of sensationalist methods and trash ethics.
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National Enquirer
West Palm Beach
Fla
Henry A. Kissinger
The
Enquirer
Lantana
Jay Gourley
Kissinger
Washington
Georgetown
Gourley
Secret Service
Steve Mitchell
Palm Beach Post
Mitchell
Col. Sanders
Post
Generoso Pope Jr
Noland May Lose State Job
Osage Beach Republican James Noland faces a possible resignation from the state Senate seat if Attorney General opinion bars his appointment as director of the Coordinating Board for Higher Education’s technical vocational development. If prohibited, Noland may resign to stay in the Senate. a special election for the 33rd District is set for Aug 12. Leaders plan candidate meetings this week. The article also notes Amtrak rail upgrades and labor support for related bills.
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Jefferson City
James Noland
State Coordinating Board For Higher Education
Noland
Osage Beach
Jack L. Cross
Department of Higher Education
Attorney General's Office
Coordinating Board
Senate
Cross
IRS undercover agent Harry the Hat ran Operation Sunshine
A Washington AP report details Mr A known as Harry the Hat who worked undercover for 18 months in Miami and Fort Lauderdale bars and motels to spot potential bribery of IRS agents. He logged names, phone numbers, license plates and gossip, compiling a 950-taxpayer list. The program ran Aug 1, 1971 to Jan 31, 1973, earning him over 39500 and expenses reimbursed over 10500 before being canceled.
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Washington
Mr. A
Internal Revenue Service
Sally Russell
IRS
Miami
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Harry the Hat
Warren A. Bates
House
Internal Revenue
A Bates
Donald Co
Alexander
Benjamin S. Rosen
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Penn Central
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