Six Million Paid Butler Hospitals by Blue Cross
Butler County general hospitals received about 6 million dollars in 1963 from Southwestern Ohio Blue Cross for care of members. Payments totaled 5.91 million to local facilities including Middletown, Mercy Hamilton, Fort Hamilton, McCullough Hyde and Hughes Memorial. Blue Cross has paid more than 48 million locally over 24 years and notes 90 percent of Southwestern Ohioans have hospital bill protection.
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Butler County
General Hospitals
Southwestern
Ohio
Blue Cross
Hospital Care Corp
Butler
Middletown
Mercy
Hamilton
Ft. Hamilton
McCullough - Hyde
Oxford
Hughes Memorial
Threat With Bottle Costs Him 50 Dollar Fine
Leroy Johnson 35 of 701 16th Ave was fined 50 dollars in Middletown Municipal Court for menace and threat after being found guilty of threatening Juanita Thornton 1301 Yankee Road with a bottle Johnson arrested March 17 Judge J T Lamb presided Other fines included Weldon Wolfe 33 of 313 Renee Drive ten and fifty dollars for failing to register a dog and allowing it to run at large with fifty dollars suspended Becca Lawson Glennis Oliver Barry Laycock and Lillian Martin also fined for various offenses all suspended Germanys highway system dates to 1920s Nazi era planning and construction
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Leroy Johnson
16Th Ave
Middletown
Weldon Wolfe
Renee Drive
Wolfe
Clyde Ingram
Central Ave
Lillian Martin
Ebbie Road
Germantown
Barry Laycock
Arlington Ave
Becca Lawson
Ardmore Drive
Trenton
Glennis Oliver
Calumet Ave
Boy Whose Dad Stole Succumbs in Vancouver
Bradley McDonald, leukemia patient linked to a stepfather's theft to fund his care, died Wednesday in Vancouver. Gordon James McDonald, 5, served a month for stealing $680 from his employer. a six month term was reduced by the BC Court of Appeal after learning the motive. Donations and well wishes flowed nationwide after a photo of Bradley with McDonald circulated.
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Vancouver
Bradley McDonald
Bradley
Gordon James McDonald
British Columbia Court of Appeal
McDonald
Hoffa Seeks Reassurance Amid Teamsters Confidence Drive
In a previously unpublished letter James R. Hoffa appeals to the 1.7 million Teamsters to align with his stance during his eight year federal racketeering conviction appeal. He promises normal union operations, field outreach, and continued open access, aiming to calm fears of upheaval among members.
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Washington
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Justice Department
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Open House Planned In Recreation After-School Program
Open House events run 3 to 5 p m this week and next at public schools. The Parks and Recreation after-school program offers crafts and games for third to sixth graders. Gary Given leads the department staff overseeing the several hundred participants.
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Department of Parks and Recreation
Central School
Sherman
Wildwood
Creekview
Maple Park
Spring Hill
Lincoln and
Jefferson
Wilson School
Central
Park Department Reel
Gary Given
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Tease
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Mercury
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First Ave
S. Main
Bates Shop
Tech
Discount Center
Lewewey
Sutphin
Shafor
Simoniz Vista
Casite
Imine
Eva Ame
Corvovan
Dupont
IS ED
Charles Cooper
London
Carol Joan Crawford
Jamaica
Cooper
Germany
Netia
Withhis
Labor Movement
Chattanooga
Tenn
Charles Bell
Washington Joint Council
The
Pat
Peghal
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