Nursing homes face fraud and death trap in federal program
An Associated Press study finds nursing homes receiving Medicaid and Medicare funds show systemic abuses, poor medical care, and neglect. Facilities often rely on sedatives, limit doctor access, and hospital transfers push patients into homes to die. Death rates rise after entry. profitability rises with government payouts, while quality varies.
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America
Associated Press
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Calif
Senate
Jefferson
Tex
Topeka
Kan
Michigan
Detroit
American Medical Association
Chicago
Tennessee
Los Angeles
California
Cine Cabinet
Philadelphia
University of Chicago
Morton S. Lieberman
Lieberman
Government promo given after death triggers red tape claim
An employee of the Gujarat state government received the promotion he had applied for but 15 months after his death. An independent member disclosed this in the state assembly as an example of red-tapism in the government.
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Ahmedabad
India
Gujarat
Chevrolet Models with Anti-theft Locks and Coil Suspension
We present eight new models featuring Anti-theft steering column lock steel side guard beams full coil suspension and Body by Fisher Engines by Chevy. Ample interior space emphasizes roomy comfort as we invite you to visit a Chevrolet dealer soon.
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Fisher
Chevy
Chevrolet
Cordova housewives sentenced for stealing highway signs
In Birmingham two Cordova women Ann Addison and Billie Jo Roberts were placed on probation for one year after being convicted of malicious destruction of property for stealing ten highway signs. They received $100 fines and nine days of hard labor suspended for 12 months. Deputies testified the signs included stop Dangerous Intersection and Bad Curve warnings plus a bridge reflector strip.
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Birmingham
Ala
Cordova
Ann Addison
Billie Jo Roberts
Robert Gwin
Record Swim Sets Boston to Light and Back Mark
James J. Doty, 34, an insurance salesman and former shot putter from Boston, established a new six mile swim record by completing the South Boston to Boston Light and back in 94 hours 40 minutes faster than the prior mark. Charlotte Leverone of Arlington, mother of five, previously held the record set in 1934 at age 17.
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Boston
James J. Doty
Charlotte
Anne) Leverone
Arlington
Beefs stew dropped from military meals over cost rise
Washington AP report notes beef stew is eliminated from U S armed forces chow halls next year due to rising meat prices and low demand. Navy and Marine Corps had dropped it earlier. Army and Air Force followed after extensive reviews. Hamburgers meatloaf Salisbury steak remain. chipped beef on toast stays.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense Personnel Support Center
Navy
James Warren
Food Service Directorate
Warren
Marine Corps
Army
Air Force
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