Federal health benefit premiums to rise third year
Federal employees enrolled in the FEHB program face premium increases of about 35 to 40 percent for 1976, with Blue Cross Blue Shield and Aetna having requested 38 to 54 percent. Two rate sets were issued due to Medicare coordination uncertainty, and a final set will be published after Congress acts. If Congress takes no action, FEHB enrollees may pay about 250 million more in 1976, potentially adding 13 to 15 percent to the rise.
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Commission
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Medicare
Justice Department Rejects Agnew Leaks Accusations
On October 8 1973 the Justice Department called Vice President Agnew s charges that it leaked campaign news frivolous. The dispute centers on allegations of improper disclosures and political pressure.
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Justice Department
Agnew
104 Births Reported At Middletown Hospital In September
A total of 104 babies were born at Middletown Hospital in September. Fifty four boys and 50 girls. Mothers from Middletown accounted for 69 births and Franklin residents 17. Other communities contributed one birth each from Trenton Carlisle West Middletown Monroe Mason Camden Miamisburg Wilmington and Cincinnati.
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Cleveland to Consider 30 Percent Water Rate Increase
Cleveland officials reportedly plan a 30 percent hike in water rates later this year to cover a projected $500000 deficit in the water division. Councilman James H. Bell acknowledged the possible increase, while city utilities officials declined comment.
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Cleveland
James H. Bell
The
Utilities Commission
Henry Knodrat
Cleveland Utilities
Leaf burning declared illegal in city
Fire department officials warn residents that open fires are prohibited in the city including burning leaves. City ordinances and EPA laws ban leaf burning as stated by Fire Inspector Curtis Peck.
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Fire Department
Environmental Protection Agency
Curtis Peck
Common crow ranges across United States and Canada
The common crow inhabits most of the United States and Canada, forming large flocks that can include several thousand birds in certain areas.
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United States
Canada
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