Charity Care Order Based For Hospitals
Washington AP reports government quietly loosened Hill Buron charity care rules for federally funded hospitals. New policy caps free care at three percent of operating costs or ten percent of original loan, with many facilities exempt for the loan term. AHA warns private rates could rise. compromise approved by Federal Hospital Council amid lawsuits from legal aid groups.
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Washington
Federal Hill-Burton
HEW
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Federal Register
Hill-Burton
American Hospitals Association
AHA
David F. Drake
Chicago
Federal Hospital Council
National
Louisiana
Colorado
West Virginia
Florida
District of Columbia
Susan B. Valentine Receives Art Degree at Culver-Stockton
Mrs. Susan Black Valentine, daughter of C L Black of Highway 15 Mexico, earned an art degree during Culver-Stockton College commencement in Canton. A 1967 Mexico Senior High School graduate, she completed her studies in art.
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Susan Black Valentine
C.L. Black
Highway 15
Mexico
Hunters Fined After Steer Shot In Lincoln County
Elmer Mahurin and James Whitaker of Hawk Point were fined a total of 1225 dollars in Lincoln County Magistrate Court for shooting a 250 pound steer while hunting from a vehicle. Each paid 500 dollars plus 10 dollars costs. Whitaker 50 dollars for littering. Mahurin 5 dollars for no permit and 150 dollars for drunk driving. Both got 10 days jail with sentences suspended and two years probation. Sheriff Arlie Creech and Wildlife Supervisor Bob King led the investigation into Lincoln County road shooting.
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Troy
Elmer Mahurin
James Whitaker
Hawk Point
Lincoln County
Truxton
Whitaker
Mahurin
Arlie Creech
Bob King
Missouri Department of Conservation
Reagan urges swift execution for hijackers
Governor Ronald Reagan told a Sacramento audience of state licensing board appointees that he favors swift administration of capital punishment for convicted airplane hijackers. He said execution should occur within 60 days of sentencing to deter further skyjackings.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
HUD Orders Removal of Lead Paint
Washington reports HUD has reversed earlier stance and now orders removal of peeling lead base paint from dwellings under federal jurisdiction. A 1971 Public Health Service survey found up to 75 percent of pre-1950 interiors contain lead paint accessible to children, prompting policy action under the Lead Paint Poisoning Prevention Act passed in December 1971.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
U.S. Public Health Service
Congress
Department of Housing
City orders massive lead paint removal plan rescinded
A federal order for Mexico City housing owner Urban Development to remove or cover all lead-based paint in five to seven million units was rescinded after estimates showed the project could cost up to 17 billion dollars.
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and Urban Development
Mexicoans on Honor Roll at Warrensburg
Seven Mexico students were named to the Dean's List at Central Missouri State College Warrensburg for the spring term. Two local students Miss Jayne A Dean and Charles R Parker earned the maximum GPA 4.0. Five others had GPAs from 3.5 to 3.99, including Marc W Catalina Dianne Davis Paul W Friedberg Mark Dean Mackie and Victor Rex Power with listed addresses.
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Mexico
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Tom E. Edmunds
Jayne A. Dean
N. Washington St
Charles R. Parker
W. Latney
Marc W
Catalina
BE. Jackson St
Dianne Davis
Concordia
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Susan B. Valentine
Japan
Tokyo
Jack & Pearls
Victor Hiway
Monterey
Conrad's Vodka
OLD Charter
Glenmore Windsor
Crawford's Scotch
STAG
Bud Schlitz
Hamm’s Pabst Busch Falstaff
HUD
St. Louis Cardinals
Sheraton- Jefferson
Cardinal
Redbirds
Busch Stadium
St. Louis Arch
Tour Busch Brewery
St. Louis Zoo
Missouri
Sheraton-Jefferson Hotel
Locust
12Th Boulevard
Sheraton Hotels and Motor Inns
ITT
Dupont
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