Opposition grows to Medicaid cuts in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio opposition to wed cuts in Medicaid intensifies as health care providers map legal action against the welfare department and its director Raymond McKenna The Ohio Hospital Association prepares for possible court moves and calls for a delay in Medicaid payment cuts warning hospitals may have to severely limit services to patients.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Welfare Department
Raymond M icKenna
Ohio Hospital
Association
A. m
McKenna
Robert Duncan
Ohio Health Care Association
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
The
Hospital Association
Public Welfare Department
City planners hold another planning meeting Thursday
City Planning Commission will meet in the City Building Annex to review maps of the corporate area and develop recommendations for a master plan. Five sites are being considered as the commission advances through stages of plan formulation and public hearings.
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City Planning Commission
City Buildings
Bob Metz
Metz
Ci Commission
Planning Commission
City Commission
Heavy Planning Commission
Pinball raid cases move to suppression rulings
Municipal Court Judge J T Lamb is expected to rule later this week on motions to suppress evidence from pinball machine raids March 26 and 27. Four defendants in Hamilton are granted similar motions by Judge Richard W Berridge, with machines ordered returned after a finding they may not have operated as gambling devices. A separate April 20 search warrant reportedly uncovered over $1,000 in cash and gambling materials from confiscated machines. interiors of 43 machines were inspected April 22.
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J.T. Lamb
Butler County
Robert Walton
Hamilton
Richard W. Berridge
Berridge
Common Pleas Court
Fred B. Cramer
Bids opened for Kensington Street water tank demolition
Four bids were opened with a $19,000 spread. King Wrecking Co of Cincinnati offered $3,900 the apparent low bid, while B D Morgan & Co of Miowa quoted $43,945 and Great Lakes Tank & Steel Inc of Fremont $14,160. Public Service Director Richard Goecke expects dismantling and reuse of parts, with a new Manchester Road tank possible within two years.
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Kensington Street
King Wrecking Co
Cincinnati
B.D Morgan & Co
Owa
CK Co
Reynoldsburg
Great Lakes Tank & Steel Inc
Fremont
Public Service
Richard Goecke
B.D. Morganem
Goecke
Kensington
Blue Ball
West Middletown
Kreiel
Deaths and funerals in Middletown and Franklin areas
Obituaries list multiple local figures across Middletown and Franklin. Michael Hudson 17, dies after electrocution incident while raising antenna tower. Marshall Carson 83, former millwright superintendent at P. Lorillard Co., died at Fairfield Nursing Home. Mabel G Loop 89, Camden native, died at McCullough Hyde Hospital. services Friday. Dame Joseph Lower 57, past president of Franklin REACT, died. services Saturday. Emma MecNeice 91, Birmingham, mother of James McNeice, survived by many relatives. funeral at Elmwood Chapel. Vivian Winkle Nunley 50, Middletown area, died after illness. services Friday. Frank Mondello 64, Hamilton. Frank Mondello services listed. Terry L Carlow 26, Hamilton. services listed. Frank Harrison 87, Hamilton. services listed. Memorial contributions requested in several notices. Visitation and burial details provided for each case.
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Michael Hudson
First Ave
McCoy- Leffler
Lewis H Thompson
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
McDonald's
Marshall Carson
N. Sutphin St
McCoy- Leffier
Stephen Calme
Oakhill Cemetery
Glendale
Visitation
Jefferson Masonic Lodge
Carson
Millwright
P. Lorillard Co
Fairfield Nursing Home
P.m
McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital
Oxford
R.C. Nein & Sons
Kenneth Story
Fairmount Cemetery
Franklin
Joseph Lower
Linwood Drive
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Franklin React
Lower
Ann
Kay
Kenneth
Colliers
W. Va
Wayne
Ashland
Laura
Mary Ann
Carol Clark
Bisbee
Ark
Glenda Copeland
Nancy Weirich
Shelby
Clyde
Bakersfield
Henry
Kilmichael
Billings, Mont
Anglesby Funeral Home
Emma MecNeice
Birmingham
Ala
James E. McNeice
Elmwood Chapel
Vivian Winkle Nunley
Manchester
Ralph
Rick
Steven
Brian
Vicki
Janet
Susan
Carol Terrell
Phyllis Collins
Barbara Hayden
Panama City
Fla
Nunley
Middletown High School
U Funeral Home
Eddie Prince
Low bids on Twin Creek sewer projects well under estimate
The Twin Creek interceptor and Springboro sewer projects drew bids far below prior estimates. Contractor Services Co. of Cincinnati submitted the low bid for the Creek interceptor at 1,862,499.31, vs a 2,200,000 estimate. Wes Flower of the conservancy district noted Springboro bids around 515,650 from Coate a Inc. and 802,000 max for eight bids. Officials will review bids for specification compliance before a July award.
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Dayton
Twin Creek
Springboro
Germantown
Miami
Conservancy District
Coate A Inc
West Ilten
Flower
Central PTO elects officers for 1976 77 year
Central Elementary School PTO selects officers for the 1976 77 term. Elected are Mrs Martha Mitchell as vice president Mrs Virginia A Ssecretary, Mr Albert Dorn as treasurer and Mrs Carol Stanley as corresponding secretary.
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Central Elementary School Pto
Martha Mitchell
Virginia A . Ssecretary
Albert Dorn
Carol Stanley
Middletown Bicentennial Medal Offered For Sale
Middletown official commemorative medal honoring Herbert Fall's Canal Days and Archibald Willard will be sold at several banks and savings institutions plus the Bicentennial committee box. Silver version numbered for collectors costs 12.50 dollars. bronze 3.50 dollars. All contributions are tax deductible.
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Herbert Fall
Middletown
Ohio
Archibald Willard
Jack Keiser
First National Bank
Barnitz Bank
American Savings & Loan Association
Citizens Savings & Loan
Middletown Federal Savings & Loan
West Side Federal Savings & Loan
Housing agreement approved for Lebanon rehabilitation program
Lebanon City Council approved an agreement with Lebanon Housing Service Corp to supervise financial and advisory aid to homeowners to bring housing up to code. The council also authorized a 68000 note to pay off a federal loan on the Sawmill Circle Neighborhood Development Program, rejected the sole private bid, and continued seeking a developer for 17 lots.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Housing Service Corp
Eo. E Corporation
Sawmill Circle
Burglars Ransack Home of Thomas King
Police brief report says entry was gained by a breached rear door at 4 Metiniey St. yesterday between 7 and 1. Nothing reported missing. Perry Wallace of 0 Moore JT reported red valued at 196 dollars stolen from his car overnight near his home.
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Citizens Bend
Perry Wallace
Moore JT
Thomas King
Metiniey St
Hem
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Freeman Ave
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Dayton St
Campbell
Frank Harrison
Parkamo
Brownson
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