Government to name welfare rich doctors list released
HEW disclosed that 207 doctors in 16 states and D C earned over 100000 from Medicaid last year totaling 29.8 million in funds. Dr W Triebel in New York State topped the list with 451156 for care of the poor.
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HEW
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Triebel
California
Washington, D.C
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Texas
Arizona Retail Prices Dip in Maricopa County October
Retail food prices in Maricopa County fell 0.7 percent in October per a First National Bank of Arizona survey prepared by Arizona State University’s Bureau of Business and Economic Research. TEMPE House Minority Leader John Rhodes said Congress wastes time on energy politics and urged incentives to tap oil still underground. FLAGSTAFF The Northern Arizona Council of Governments will not back the Kapakowitz Blue Ridge power plant until nearby plants are expanded to capacity, noting the plant’s planned site near Lake Powell in southern Utah.
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First National Bank of Arizona
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Congress
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Flagstaff
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Man Guilty in Baby Beating Case in Prescott
A Yavapai County Superior Court jury convicted 19 year old Sedona man William Werner of five counts of aggravated battery for injuries to two babies. Jurors deliberated about 30 minutes before finding him guilty Thursday.
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Sedona
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Farmers Insurance to raise Arizona car rates by 6.2 percent
The Arizona State Insurance Department approved a 6.2 percent average increase for Arizona passenger car insurance, effective December, announced by a Farmers spokesman. Maricopa County Supervisor Henry Haws urges repeal of the Medicaid expansion, threatening recall if Gov. Rul Castro vetoes or delays.
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Fountain Hills man arraigned in shooting
Leon T. Schwick, 24, of Fountain Hills, was arraigned in the county jail on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon after deputies arrested him early Thursday for a shooting that left George N. Waligora, 22, also of Fountain Hills, wounded in the head. Waligora was listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Bond for Schwick was set at 2200 dollars, with a preliminary hearing set for 9 a.m. November 7 in West Mesa Justice Court.
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Leon T. Schwick
Fountain Hills
Hursday
Shwick
West Mesa
George N. Waligora
Waligora
Scottsdale’ Memorial Hospital
Schwick
Obituary for Burton L Gale 80 in Scottsdale
Burton L Gale 80 a retired manufacturing executive died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set for 11 a.m. Saturday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with cremation to follow. He moved to the Valley 20 years ago from Boston and was born in Vermont. He lived at 31 Thornwood Acres. Survivors include son Paul H and daughter Olive Belcher with two grandchildren, all out of state.
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Lewis Gale
Boston
Mass
Thornwood Acres
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Olive Belcher
Progress named in $6 million suit
DeBeers Diamond Investments Ltd. filed a six million dollar libel suit in U S District Court naming the Scottsdale Daily Progress and the Milwaukee Journal. The suit accuses the Milwaukee Journal of publishing a false Oct 21 story claiming fraudulent practices and alleges the Progress aided the Milwaukee paper. The firm says the article damaged sales and that Progress editors deny any contact with Milwaukee reporters.
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Progress
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Milwaukee News
Progress Today
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Witilwaukee
DeBeers
Editor Denies Plot Expose By New Times Magazine
Fresno report says New Times Magazine denied plans for a story on a military takeover plot. David Hollander, New Times managing editor, dismissed claims as reckless and inaccurate while noting work on possible military abuses.
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Fresno
Calif
United States
David Hollander
New Times Magazine
New York
Hollander
CIA
Victor Marchetti
New Times
Nixon
Scottsdale Halloween Carnival at Eldorado Park Tonight
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation hosts an all ages Halloween Carnival at Eldorado Park ballfields from 6 to 9 p.m. Tonight features 28 game booths a jack o lantern contest a costume contest scary movies a bonfire and a fireworks finale. Registration for the lantern contest begins at 6 p.m. Movies run 6 15 7 and 7 45 p.m. The costume contest starts at 7 p.m. Sponsored by Scottsdale Junior Woman's Club Coronado Thespians Sigma Phi Epsilon and the parks department.
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Scottsdale Parks
Scottsdale
Scottsdale youth shoots self in high school parking lot
Kevin L. West, 19, of 4311 North 87th Street and a Mesa Community College student, was found in a Scottsdale High School truck camper with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. A .22 revolver lay beside him and a note suggesting personal problems with his girlfriend was on the dashboard.
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Kevin West
Scottsdale
Mesa Community College
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Kevin L. West
87Th St
Scottsdale High School
West
Dennis Borenhagen
Suspect waives hearing in Scottsdale fraud case
James Gaylord Nelson 64 waived his preliminary hearing on charges of passing bad checks totaling 472 and nonpayment at the Scottsdale Doubletree Inn. The case moves to Superior Court for adjudication. Nelson linked to Ned Warren Sr. in land promotion ventures. He was arrested Sept 10 for allegedly passing bad checks while in Scottsdale hotels this summer and used the name Sen. Gaylord Nelson.
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Scottsdale Doubletree Inn
Superior Court
Nelson
Ned Warren Sr
Scottsdale
Sen
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Wisconsin
Justice of the Peace
Nancy West
Clark Derrick
Doctor's Hospital
Phoenix
Tempe
West Phoenix
Ronnie Lopez
Charles Diettrich
Doubletree Inn
Steve Kempe
Diettrich
West
Rempe
del Rio Springs Corp
Arizona Land Company
Amarillo Slim Indicted For Gambling Promotion
Texas charges Thomas Preston known as Amarillo Slim and Earl Summers with gambling promotion. A Potter County grand jury indicted them Thursday accusing them of taking bets and using property as a gambling venue.
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Thomas Preston
Amarillo Slim
Preston
Earl Summers
Potter County
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