Vesco reportedly leaving Costa Rica
San Jose Costa Rica AP financier Robert Vesco a fugitive from U S charges of embezzlement and illegal political contributions will leave his Costa Rica haven. Oduber urged orderly departure to avoid sullying Costa Rica abroad and Vesco may relocate to Panama or the Bahamas where he has holdings. Vesco has lived in Costa Rica since 1972 and becomes eligible for citizenship this month.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Robert Vesco
U.S
Daniel
Vesco
Oduber
Courts of Justice
Detroit
Overseas Investors Services
International Mutual Fund
Nixon
Senate backs two year delay on auto exhaust rules
The Senate approved a two year extension for 1978 model cars delaying tighter tailpipe standards to 1980, rejecting a five year postponement. Supporters say the House will decide broader relief. automakers warn the higher costs and price impacts linger. Judy Garland is noted as born June 10, 1922.
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Washington
Senate
House
United Auto Workers Union Industry Force
House-Senate
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Griffin
Gary Hart
D-Cole
Congressional Environmental Conference
American Motors
U.S
AMC
Medicaid funds at risk in Ohio over nursing home reviews
Ohio welfare official Raymond McKenna criticizes HEW for withholding 6.9 million dollars in Medicaid aid, calling it a bureaucratic penalty that harms the elderly and disabled. He notes Ohio’s total Medicaid spend about 600 million annually and says the cut affects only a small 1 percent portion amid budget variability. Califano warned 20 states face similar losses for failing to review nursing homes, with Ohio potentially losing 6.94 million for not reviewing each Medicaid nursing home annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ohio
Raymond McKenna
McKenna
HEW
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Califano
Brage Golding Chosen as Kent State President
Kent State University selects Brage Golding 57 year old president of San Diego State University as eighth president. He vows to fix communication problems and ease campus tensions including Tent City protests over a recreation building project near the 1970 Ohio National Guardsmen site. Golding plans summer campus visits before taking office.
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Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
Brage Golding
Golding
San Diego State University
Kent State
Kent
Glenn A. Olds
Ohio National
Olding
Wright State University At
Dayton
San Diego State Univerity
Miami University
Ohio State University
Wright State
OSU Miami
San Diego
Purdue
Jail sentences and fines in municipal court case roundup
A three day jail term and six month license suspension were imposed on Glenn Hurley for fleeing police. Hurley also fined 50 dollars and referred to traffic school. Other defendants faced fines for careless driving and license issues while Harold Birch waived extradition to Kentucky for escape. A Blue Cross study highlights women’s top health concerns including gynecological issues and hypertension.
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J. T. Lamb
Glenn Hurley
Curtis St
Hurley
Harold A. Birch
Woodlawn Ave
la Grange
Larry Thorp
Sheffield St
Jimmy Brown
Waynesville
Fiarry Griggs
Wellington Road
Reece Oliver Jr
Beam Drive
Franklin
Teresa Wray
West Alexandria Road
Kevin Holpuch
N. University Blvd
Paul McIntosh
Trenton-Franklin Road
Hardin Joseph Jr
Andrew Sr
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Figueres
National Liberation Party
KSU
Lilly Industrial Coatings Co
School of Chemical Engineering
Hinda
Brage Jr
Susan
Julie
Blue Cross
N. Univ. Biv
Eas Marsh
KODAK
Reed-Klopp -Furniture
Bassett-Catnapper
Lane Stratolounger
Alse
Reed-Klopp Furniture
Central Ave
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