Telephone deposits may soon be ended in Missouri
Jefferson City Missouri AP reports that Missouri Public Service Commission adopts standardized rules for telephone service allowing customers to avoid most deposits, receive at least three weeks to pay bills, and protection from unexpected disconnections. The changes aim to improve consumer information and rights.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Missouri Public Service Commission
PSC
James Mulvaney
Missouri
Commission
Mulvaney
Joseph Teasdale
States Win Reprieve From Medicaid Cut
At least four of twenty states facing a Medicaid funding cutoff by Friday have obtained court reprieves. HEW withholds about 142 million dollars from states not monitoring nursing homes. Maryland Pennsylvania and Michigan won restraining orders delaying cuts until at least July 11. Missouri also received a similar order. Tennessee’s motion was denied.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Michigan
U.S. District Court
Barrington D. Parker
District of Columbia
HEW
Missouri
Tennessee
Alaska
Colorado
Indiana
Kansas
Massachusetts
Montana
Nebraska
California
Iowa
New Jersey
New York
North New Jersey
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Wisconsin
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Post Office Robbers Nabbed in Georgia Arrests
A man James Walker Deems and his wife Carel Deems, both held on $25,000 bond in Rome Georgia, face extradition to Missouri after being charged in a May 16 Missouri City post office robbery. Federal agents traced stolen money orders to arrest them Tuesday.
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Rome, Ga
Missouri
Missouri City
Postal Service
James Walker Deems
Carole
Deems
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