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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1970

Page

2

Medical Abuses Cited in Medicare and Medicaid Payments

A Senate report details Medicare and Medicaid payments to doctors, clinics, and hospitals, noting many physicians received large sums in 1960s and 1980s. It highlights Palo Alto and Scott and White Clinic billing, top earners, and confidential doctor codes. The document warns the programs face serious financial trouble and proposes a fixed fee schedule to curb costs.

Whi8 New York Scott and White Clinic Temple, Tex Senate Getue Aties Healthy Insurance Companies HEW

California Home Health Services Crackdown Hurts Providers

A Southern California crackdown on Medicare home care payments has left one firm insolvent and 115 agencies at risk of bankruptcy. Blue Cross of Southern California, the government payments intermediary, has stopped paying most claims. Officials say a small minority abused the program, while providers warn thousands of patients will overload hospitals and convalescent facilities.

Southern California Blue Cross California Home Health Service Visiting Nurse Association County Senior Citizens Commission Social Security County Hall of Administration Los Angeles

Bombs Hit GE Facilities in New York and Washington

Two GE facilities in New York City were damaged by bombs while an anonymous caller claimed credit for vandalism in Washington DC. No injuries reported. A third bomb was found and defused near GE headquarters in Manhattan. FBI investigated. police linked no clear relation among incidents.

General Electric Co New York City Washington Associated Press United States New York Philadelphia Queens Brooklyn Manhattan

Rep Brown Seeks Seat in Senate

Los Angeles report says Rep George J Brown announced his candidacy for the US Senate seat held by Republican George Murphy. Brown, the second Democrat to enter the race, spoke at a news conference and planned announcements in San Diego and San Francisco later today.

LOS Angles UPL George J. Brown Ti Calif George Murphy Brown Murphy San Diego San Francisco

Nixon to Join Wife in Florida for Lincoln's Birthday

President Nixon plans a Wednesday flight to Florida to join Mrs Nixon and daughter Tricia at Key Biscayne. Tricia, 23, has been ill with flu and measles but is reported improving by White House physicians.

Washington Nixon Florida Lincoln White House Key Biscayne Tricia Nixon Stanley Bear

Japanese Set for Satellite Shot

Japanese space scientists rescheduled for Tuesday their fifth attempt in four years to launch a 4 pound satellite into Earth orbit. High winds over Southern Japan Sunday postponed the launch of the instrument designed to detect information in space and radio it back to Earth.

Tokyo UPS Japan

Slain and Shot in Liquor Store Robberies

In Long Beach, Doherty notes routine in handling stickups as Circle Liquors marks its fifth robbery since his arrival. At Earl's Liquors on Fourth Street, owner Gardner died after a midnight holdup in which $770 was stolen. he fired two shotgun blasts before collapsing on the sidewalk as his daughter Patricia Encinas rushed to help.

Circle Liquors Doherty Earl’s Liquors Fourth St Gardner Community Hospital John Edwards Patricia Encinas

Editor Fooled Berkeley Chinese New Year Char Message

Editor Joe Pichiralla revealed that a Dailey Californian left page featured Chinese text reading Happy New Year while the right side swapped in Long Live Chairman Man The incident involved Asian Studies students who were asked to render Year of the Dog and the substitution was noted on Sunday at UC Berkeley Campus.

Berkeley

Officials seek Rose Bowl berths fairness

Commissioners plan to assign Rose Bowl officiating from Pacific Eight and Big Ten with input from coaching staffs. Three and two officials per year, $250 each plus expenses, higher than regular games but far below Super Bowl pay.

James Lineberger

Army Denies High Influence in Calley Court Martial

Ft Benning witness testifies no instructions from Washington to pursue Lt Calley murder charges. Col Lathrop describes independent investigation and recommendation to proceed to trial. Defense cites unlawful command influence as pretrial issue. no date set for trial.

FT. Benning, Ga UPL U.S. Army Infantry Training Center Washington William L. Calley Vietnam Robert M. Lathrop Ft. Benning Army Calley White House My Lai Lathrop Aubrey M. Daniel Paul Meadlow Erwin C. Talott

Wesleyan U. President resigns to seek Senate nomination

Wesleyan University president Edwin D. Etherington resigns to pursue the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate seat held by Democrat Thomas J. Dodd. The report notes the departure follows publicity concerns in a Calley-related case. A prime witness was Gen. Talbott, with defense alleging Army signaling from Westmoreland to Laird.

Middletown Conn Edwin D. Etherington Wesleyan Univey U.S. Senate Thomas J. Dodd Calley Gen. Talbott Army Chiefs of Staff William C. Westmoreland Nixon Defense Melvin R. Laird

Rogers to Meet Tito During Africa Tour

US officials report planned talks between Secretary of State Rogers and Yugoslav President Tito as Rogers ends Rabat stop and continues to Tunis. Indications suggest a meeting with Tito may occur in Kenya amid Africa goodwill tour.

Rabat Morocco UPI William P. Rogers Tito Yugoslavia Africa Rogers Hassan II Hassan Abdelnadi Boutaleb Ahmed Saraki U.S Tunis Kenya

Kidnappers Hunted After Abduction Near Park

Stockton deputies hunted four prison escapees who abducted Donald Dues and his son John during a camping trip near McConnell State Park. Dues, forced to purchase a shotgun, led hostage release to a nearby farmhouse before authorities were alerted. The four suspects, Rabinett, Hall, Erickson, and Castillo, were described as dangerous with varied robbery and burglary convictions.

Stockton San Joaquin Dues Sierra Nevada Chino Donald Dean Rabinett Timothy Wade Hall Gordon F. Erickson Fred Charles Castillo

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