Inspector general intervenes in Medicare case
Washington AP reports the Health and Human Services inspector general stepped in to urge settlement between two medical societies and Medicare regulators, despite her office not handling the case. Janet Rehnquist defended the move as in the government’s best interest though the effort failed after opposition from her lawyers.
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Health and Human Services Inspector General
Janet Rehnquist
Congress
Inspector General
Rehnquist
Ben St. John
Medicare
Thomas Buchanan
D. McCarty Thornton
Thornton
Buchanan
HHS
Associated Press
Department
US District Court
Winston & Strawn
American Lithotripsy Society
Urology Society of America
Department of Health and Human Services
June Gibbs Brown
Kevin McAnaney
Inspector General's Office of Counsel
Nixon Ordered Secret Nuclear Alert In 1969
Declassified documents reveal President Nixon ordered a worldwide secret nuclear alert in October 1969 to pressure North Vietnam and the Soviets. A memo from Gen. Earle Wheeler and Haig’s notes detail plans, signals, and heightened readiness extending beyond Southeast Asia to the Middle East and Europe.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
South Vietnam
Independent National Security Archive
National Security
Henry Kissinger
Alexander Haig
Vietnam
Paris
Haig
Cambodia
Earle Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wheeler
Mideast
Europe
Christmas at Camp David Amid Family Traditions
President Bush and his father worked out in the Camp David gym and walked in the snow with his daughters as three generations of the Bush family celebrated Christmas. A brunch followed with pancakes and waffles, and the Christmas Day dinner featured beef tender loin and creamed spinach.
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Washington
Bush
Camp David
White House
Taylor Gross
Jenna
Barbara
Gross
Dorothy Koch
Neil
Marvin Bush
Barbara Bush
Laura Bush
Jenna Welch
FAA imposes New York Pasadena flight restrictions for New Year
FAA issues temporary flight restrictions over New York City and Pasadena during New Year. In New York pilots must stay at or above 1500 feet within a one mile radius of the Statue of Liberty and above 2000 feet over Manhattan from 23rd to 96th streets from 4 p.m. Dec 31 to 4 a.m. Jan 1. Pasadena restrictions apply from 6 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. on New Year's Day for the Rose Bowl and Rose Parade.
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Pasadena
Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
New York City
Calif
Laura Brown
Manhattan
23Rd Street
96Th Street
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