Government safeguards protect Medicare patient privacy
The government says computer safeguards prevent private insurers handling Medicare claims from accessing Social Security beneficiary data. The new system links two private offices to Social Security data banks and will extend to 17 more offices, with safeguards ensuring access to health files only and automatic denial of unrelated records.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
SSA
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Charles G. Rose
Dn.c
James B. Cardwell
Medicare
Aetna Life and Casualty Co
Fort Washington
Hawaii Medical Services Association
Honolulu
Social Security
Federal probe targets Arizona Farmers Home Administration
The Arizona Farmers Home Administration office faces a federal investigation by the Department of Agriculture. Rodney Elam in Washington refused to detail the probe while other sources cite mismanagement, rising loan defaults, and delinquencies at the Arizona office.
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Phoenix
Arizona
The
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Department of Agriculture
Rodney Elam
Department
Office of Investigation
Washington
Convicted in bribe scheme tied to marijuana shipments
A federal court jury convicted Jose Adolpho Montoya 30 and wife Rosie 33 of taking bribes to allow carloads of marijuana into the United States from Mexico. They face sentencing December 13. In separate notes Phoenix reports: state unemployment insurance funds strengthen outlook with a $98.1 million proposed budget and a projected $35 million fund by year end.
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United States
Mexico
Jose Adolpho Montoya
Yuma
Rosie
U.S. District Court
Phoenix
State Department of Economic Security
DES
Arlyn Larsen
Economic Security Advisory Council
Obituary for Florence C. Eno
Services for Florence C. Eno age 92 who died Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital were held today at Arcadia Funeral Home. She lived 25 years in the area at 4727 East Montecito and is survived by her children Robert and Ruth Eno a sister and two grandsons.
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Florence
C. Eno
Good Samaritan Hospital
Arcadia Funeral Home
Dian School
Eno
E. Montecito
Robert
Ruth Eno
Charles G. Paige Services Held for Local Resident
Services were held today for Charles G. Paige 51 who died Thursday at St Luke s Hospital Paige 5215 E Voltaire moved here in 1973 from Detroit where he worked as a machinist for 20 years He was born in Big Four West Virginia Green Acres Mortuary 401 N Hayden Rd handled arrangements He is survived by his wife Mary Edith daughters Mary Ann Panachie Scottsdale and Nancy Muhlock Phoenix sons Carl and Gene mother Ann Paige sister Mrs Olie Lily brother Randall and nine grandchildren
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Charles G. Paige
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mr. Paige
E. Voltaire
Detroit
Big Four
W. Va
Green Acres Mortuary
Indictment Returns in Arizona Heroin Ring Case
A Maricopa County grand jury indicts Herbert Lewis James Ervin both of Tempe and Stanley Grimes of Phoenix on charges of furnishing a narcotic drug and conspiracy to distribute narcotics. They were linked to a March seizure described as the largest heroin bust by the Arizona Department of Public Safety.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Maricopa County
Herbert Lewis
James Ervin
Tempe
Stanley Grimes
Department of Public Safety
Fred Hyder
Hyder
Atty
Judy O’neill
Parada del Sol Queen Parada 1977 Chosen Ginger Wigner
Ginger Wigner 20 selected 1977 Parada del Sol Queen at Scottsdale Jaycees banquet with Penny Simpson and Judith Lawrey as runners up. Wigner trained in Western performance and rodeo aims, with prior title Wachuka Mountain Stampede Queen in 1975, and will promote Parada at sports events and media appearances.
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Judith Lawrey
Penny Simpson
Scottsdale Jaycees
Doubletree Inn
Scottsdale Mall
Cochise College
Douglas
Wigner
Ken Garrett
Scottsdale
Pretty Penny Ranch
Girls’ Athletic Association
Traci Bodine
Sandee Floyd
Kathy Wager
Jim Camp
The
Jaycees
Don Davis
Parada
Pam Earnhardt
Linda Fraser
Ed Hitchcock
Edward Oldsmobile
Bruce Jameson
Progress
Tres Amigos
Porter’s
Saba’s
Rain Wrecks Roads as Scottsdale Reports 30 Crashes
Rainy, slick streets in Scottsdale caused 30 collisions in 24 hours, seven injuries. Many crashes were rear end impacts. three people were treated at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital for minor injuries. Read about the incidents involving Mark Spoor, Lilly Culp, Betty Dougan, and Jon Kishiyama with citations for each driver.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mark A.‘Spoor
N. 73Rd Place
Thomas Road
Spoor
Thomas
Lilly M. Culp
Lowell Kanderud
Sioux Falls
S.D Culp
Betty H. Dougan
Scottsdale Mermorial
Scottsdale Road
Dougan
Ex fair chief granted new trial in Arizona case
James Jones former Arizona State Fair director has been granted a new trial on charges of taking bribes embezzling state property and forgery. Judge Robert Myers granted the motion stating grounds for reversal will be reviewed next week while noting two motions succeeded. Originally 53 counts existed with 19 dismissed. Jones was convicted on 18 counts and acquitted on one.
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Phoenix
James Jones
Arizona State Fair
Maricopa County Superior Court
Robert Myers
Myers
Jones
Woman Foils Robber as Scottsdale Couple Walks to Car
Edna R. Anson, 60, thwarted a purse snatching Friday near Reuben's Restaurant on Scottsdale Road. A 17 to 19 year old Caucasian suspect, about six feet tall and 150 to 160 pounds, grabbed the purse but fled when she held on. Anson reported no injuries.
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Scottsdale
Edna R. Anson
Reuben’s
Scottsdale Rd
Anson
Flooding discussed by Paradise Valley council in Phoenix area
Monday night meeting of the Greater Paradise Valley Community Council will address flood and drainage concerns in the Northeast Phoenix North Scottsdale area. Shadow Mountain High School hosts at 7 30 p m with a City of Phoenix engineering rep detailing Indian Bend Wash drainage plans and answering questions on local drainage problems.
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Phoenix-North Scottsdale
Greater Paradise Valley
Rhodes and Rudd to Speak at District 28 Dinner
Congressman John Rhodes and Congressman-elect Eldon Rudd will address the District 28 Republican Party pot luck dinner on Thursday from 6 30 to 10 p m at Vista del Camino Neighborhood Center 9700 E Roosevelt inviting GOP candidates for November 2 and all district committee members with spouses.
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John Rhodes
Eldon Rudd
District 28
Republican Party
Vista del Camino
E. Roosevelt
United Way drive raises 3.6 million in Phoenix area
The Phoenix-Scottsdale United Way Campaign reported record contributions of more than 3.6 million dollars, reaching about 90 percent of a 4 million dollar goal. Jerry Wisotsky chaired about 7,000 volunteers, the largest group ever. Allocations committees will review 40 United Way agencies starting next Tuesday for 1977 allocations.
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Phoenix-Scottsdale
United Way
Jerry Wisotsky
Wisotsky
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