Medicare More Paper Than Patients News Analysis
After Medicare began, hospitals report heavy administrative load with few more patients. A survey across 12 cities finds normal admission rates and doctors still decide who is admitted. In New York and Miami staff cite forms, tape, and procedure as the main impact while future weeks remain uncertain.
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New York
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Hos City
Atlanta
Robert M. Hazen
Kansas City
S. David Pomrinse
Nat Lewis
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Miami
Barbara Maton
Ohio seeks $20 million deficit fix for school bus program
Deputy Finance Director Howard Collier said the 14 state budget plan will request the next legislature to cover a projected 20 million dollar deficit in public school operations and bus transportation. State officials cited subsidies and centralized pricing as key factors, with about 900 buses to be bought across 300 districts under the new system. Atty. Gen. Saxbe approved body bids for ceiling prices but urged a federal antitrust probe into body dealers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Howard Collier
Collier
John Parsons
Parsons
Atty
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Kentucky
30000 Ford Employes Idle In Suburban Strike
Cleveland AP 30000 Ford hourly workers at 13 plants in five states and Canada were idle as 8600 unionized Brook Park plant workers struck after stalled talks. Ford says engine plants and a foundry shut to realign parts production. more plants may close if the strike lasts.
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Cleveland
Ford Motor Co
Canada
Brook Park
United Auto Workers Union
Ford
Holy Trinity Sets Picnic at Monroe Recreation Grounds
Holy Trinity Church hosts its second annual family picnic on July 24 at the Seven Dolors recreation grounds in Monroe. The event runs noon to early evening with General chairmen Ralph Horne and Art Carrigan and committees covering refreshments attendance publicity children’s games adult entertainment and special prizes.
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Holy Trinity Church
Seven Dolors
Monroe
Ralph Horne
Art Carrigan
Paul Langen
Joe Barrett
Tim McDonough
al Homan
Tom Coyle
Joseph Schramm
Bob Wall
Leman Dunlap
Joseph Muligan
Larry Long
Charles Fuller
Bankruptcies Filed in Cincinnati Court
In U S District Court in Cincinnati yesterday Joseph Lang of Mason a truck driver mechanic with debts of 2205 and assets 300 James W Howard of Carlisle a truck driver with debts 6360 and assets 300 Leroy Lewis of Franklin a maintenance man with debts 3910 and assets 1575 were listed as bankrupts in the Persons File in Bankruptcy.
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VU. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Joseph Lang
Mason
James W. Howard
Carlisle
Leroy Lewis
Franklin
Cosmos 123 Up Moscow Launch
The Soviet Union launched No 123 in its unmanned Cosmos satellite series today.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Cosmos
Michigan Woman Wins Derby
A Flint Michigan woman Mrs Bernice T Steadman and co pilot Mary E Clark of Jackson Michigan won the 20th annual transcontinental Power Puff Derby Seattle to Clearwater air race in a Piper Comanche First to land here Wednesday were two Ohio fliers Jean Bonar Mansfield and Patricia Collier Belleville who beat the winner to Clearwater by a day Winners were determined by matching elapsed times against handicaps assigned to various planes
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Clearwater, Fla
Flint
Bernice T. Steadman
Steadman
Mary E. Clark
Jackson
Mich
Clearwater
Kettering Hospital Chaplain to Speak at Seventh-day Adventist Service
Chaplain Deiter Hein of Kettering Memorial Hospital will address "The Conflicts of the Soul" during tomorrow's worship at 10 45 am at the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Youth service at 4 pm will be led by Kettering Adventist Church representatives with multiple musical numbers. Mrs Nilda Reynolds of Kettering Hospital staff also speaks. Sabbath school starts at 9 30 am.
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Deiter Hein
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Kettering Adventist Church
Nilda Reynolds
Kettering Hospital
Bush Streeters Ambushed By Their Petition
In Glens Falls New York residents of Bush street petitioned to drop the speed limit to 15 mph. The city approved and police used radar traps to enforce it, issuing tickets to four Bush Street motorists.
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Glens Falls
Bush Street
Black power stance debated by civil rights leaders
SNCC chief Carmichael and CORE leader McKissick defend black power as a unifying, non racist force. NAACP chief Wilkins and SCLC leader King describe risks of misinterpretation while acknowledging pride and empowerment but diverge on usage.
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Carmichael
SNCC
Mississippi
Blackness McKissick
CORE
Baltimore
Sacramento Slayings Veiled In Mystery
In Sacramento police detain 16 white men following shotgun killings of two transients on skid row. Officials refuse to discuss motives or evidence citing court rulings. Four men face murder or conspiracy charges while seven youths are sent to juvenile authorities for review.
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Sacramento
Calif
Harry Brown
Ernest Martin
Skid Row
Bil Howard Fallon
Epifanio Gutierrez
Sam Acuna
Tino Padilla
Salvadore Pulido
Ray Macias
George Shumaker
Peter Verechzagin
Martin D. Rivera
Stokes argues political action over violence in civil rights debate
In Los Angeles the Ohio State Rep Carl Stokes defended political action against violence, saying that the concept of black power carries significance but should not be treated as a threat. Civil rights groups argued about the role of nonviolence and self-imposed burdens in achieving change.
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Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Los Angeles
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Michigan
Stokely Carmichael
James Meredith
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Seoul. Korea
United Nations Command
Korea
NAACP
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King
Donald Foley
City Public Information
Robert Puglia
Joseph A. Rooney
Brown
Martin
Henry Holton Collins
Rooney
Stokes
Sue Brett Col
Our Jr. World
Norma Fay
Ebver
Sohio
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