Refusal put by Healthso over cancer care policy
Disjointed report notes HMO Healthso refuses to pay for cancer treatment amid patient care concerns. Mentions Patients' Choice, policy shifts, and ongoing health care disputes. Includes stray references to security breaches, Amish transportation, and political notes without clear connection.
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Healthso
Cochran shoots course record 65 to lead Louisville field
PGA veteran Russ Cochran fires a course record 65 to top the leaderboard at Louisville, dominating the field with a strong start. He leads a crowded pack as the tournament opens with clear advantage and confidence.
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Power Couple Molinari and Paxon Define the 90s
Representatives Molinari and Paxon emerge as a prominent Washington power couple. Bill Paxon, R Amherst, launches a fifth term bid amid a labor-backed challenge, energizing a large rally. Molinari, three terms, woos abortion rights and gun control support and will keynote the Republican National Convention.
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Paxon
Robert Gagin
Washington
Bill Paxon
Amherst
Congress
Susan Molinari
Staten Island
Dole Introduces Kemp at Rally for Republican Ticket
In Russell Kansas Bob Dole presents running mate Jack Kemp at a hometown rally. Kemp accepts the uphill challenge saying our goal is to be worthy of winning. They stand with wives Elizabeth Dole and Joanne Kemp as band music and fireworks light Main Street. Dole hails Kemp as American original with a storied record.
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Russell
Kan
Bob Dole
Jack Kemp
Kemp
Das Dole
Elizabeth Dole
Joanne Kemp
Russell High School
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Dole
San Diego
Buffalo
Kemp and Dole on ticket amid hopeful agenda
A San Diego story notes Jack Kemp and Bob Dole across the campaign trail, Kemp embracing the No 2 spot with a pledged brief speech turning into a longer address, recalling Dole’s career and looking toward a November contest.
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Kemp
Boy chooses to give on his eighth birthday in Crumlins
Daniel Dell'ucmo asked guests not to bring presents but money for hospitalized children. His July 29 Crumplins party yielded 155 dollars. He and his mother bought toys and supplied playroom at University Hospitals pediatric unit. Magna Doodles lullaby tapes and films joined stacking toys and games for young patients.
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Crumlins
Daniel
Holy Cross
DeWitt
University Hospitals
Pediatric UN
Blackouts Hit Western States During Heatwave
A wide power outage darkened at least seven Western states on a hot Saturday, knocking out lights and elevators from Oregon to Texas. In San Diego the Republican National Convention site dimmed as about 500,000 residents lost power, while Los Angeles saw about 1.25 million affected. Officials offered no cause, only noting the outage originated in the Pacific Northwest amid speculation of a fire or other events.
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San Diego
Texas
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Water and Power
Maureen Palmer
Pacific Northwest
Timing of call clears guard in Olympic bombing
Attorney cites official phone records showing Richard Jewell placed a pay phone call minutes before the park bombing. Records indicate he avoided the bomb scene as he alerted officials after spotting the green knapsack. Georgia Bureau of Investigation agent Tom Davis said he called the park's bomb squad and the log shows 12:57 a.m. as the warning time.
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Tom Davis
Jewell
Woman With Eight-Baby Pregnancy Hires Publicist
Mandy Allwood of Solihull England, eight weeks pregnant with eight babies, hires publicist Max Clifford who allegedly arranged O J Simpson's visit to Oxford in May and sought sponsors to raise about 1.5 million dollars for the birth. News of the World features the couple on its front page.
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Mandy Allwood
Solihull England
Britain
Max Clifford
Simpson
Oxford
News of the World
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Guinness Book of Records
Australia
Philadelphia
Bangladesh
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Hmong Dance Featured at Southeast Asian Festival in Syracuse
Yia Her.12 performed a Hmong folk dance on Saturday at Grant Middle School during the Southeast Asian festival in Syracuse. About 800 people attended the fifth annual event, with page 05 noted for the story.
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Yia Her
Grant Middle School
Syracuse
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