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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1976

Page

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Hospital May Quit Blue Cross Over Reimbursement Rates

Crouse Iriving Memorial Hospital announces withdrawal from Central New York Blue Cross patient payments citing inadequate state-set reimbursement. If canceled in May 1977, Blue Cross patients would be billed directly and pay the difference out of pocket. Medicaid and Medicare unaffected.

Kenn Peters New York State Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital Central New York Blue Cross David Beers State Health Department State Insurance Department Insurance Department Beers George Manton Crouse-Irving Memorial Manton New York Sisters of Charity Hospital Buffalo Jamestown Syracuse Upstate Medical Center St. Joseph's Hospital Dick Benoit Hospital Robert VanLengen C-Im Herbert Laurie Charles A. Lapham Blue Cross & Blue Shield Blue Cross Hospital State of New York Blue Cross Plan Benoit

Floating Bicentennial Barge Captures NY Revolutionary Past

The Bicentennial Barge, a 857-ton floating museum over 8 yards long, arrives in Brewerton for two days of tours from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. It presents a two-level exhibit on life in Revolutionary War era New York with artifacts displays and colonial games. John Quirk notes the exhibit is not Betsy Ross themed.

Ezra Greenhouse New York Brewerton Betsy Ross Barge John Quirk

Mystery illness kills 19 at Legion convention

Harrisburg officials report 19 deaths and 52 hospitalizations linked to an unidentified disease among attendees of a three day American Legion convention in Philadelphia. officials and CDC teams seek cause with tests and autopsies, while noting swine flu as a possibility and urging no panic.

Paul Carpenter Harrisburg American Legion Leonard Bachman Jay Satz State Health Department Federal Center For Disease Control Atlanta Bachman State Health Laboratories Philadelphia Bny Congress Center For Disease Control U.S. Public Health Service Pennsylvania CDC Michael Gregg Center Fort Dix N.d Legion Convention

Viking Arm Digs Hole on Mars Mission

Viking I's mechanical arm digs a new trench beside the first, as the lander prepares to test dust delivery to the organic analysis instrument. Gerald Soffen notes the chemistry is complex and results are expected later this week to clarify if signals indicate life or a chemical process.

Richard Saltus Faladena Calif Viking I Viking Gerald Soffen

Area couple in canyon missing after Colorado flood

A Syracuse area woman reports two Elbridge residents unaccounted for after the Big Thompson Canyon flood near Estes Park Colorado. Carroll Blaisdell and Meta Blaisdell visited relatives and have not been heard from since last Saturday. Local Red Cross and Salvation Army aid is underway as search crews comb mud and debris and a helicopter rescue operation continues.

Syracuse Big Thompson Canyon Colorado Elbridge Estes Park Colo James Hanover Carroll Blaisdell Hawk Hanover Minoa Meta Blaisdell Ellen Essex Marine Route Essex David Blaisdells The Red Cross Salvation Army

Pleasant Syracuse day with record low 49 at Hancock

The weatherman at Hancock Airport notes Syracuse equalled the 1953 record low for the date with 49 degrees in the morning. Tonight will be cool with mid 50s overall and 40s in rural areas under clear skies. Tomorrow will be sunny with a high near 80 and no rain.

Syracuse Hancock

Ford gains Pa delegate as Ford leads in key state

Ford receives another uncommitted Pennsylvania delegate, Thomas Twine of Williamstown, after deciding to back Ford. Reagan adds two Pennsylvania delegates and claims a dozen new delegates overall, but UPI counts show Ford at 1122, Reagan at 1031, with 106 uncommitted.

Clay F. Richards United Press International Ford Pennsylvania Ronald Reagan Thomas Twine Williamsport Reagan Northeast Sen Richard Schweiker R-Pa UPI Schweiker John Sears Washington Californian New York Pennylvania West Virginia

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