Panel trims Medicare cuts by half the planned amount
House Ways and Means health subcommittee advances a Medicare savings plan totaling about 2.3 billion for next year to be achieved mainly through tighter auditing and tighter reimbursement rules for doctors and hospitals. The package aims to cut about 5.9 billion over three years, with Republicans pressing for further reductions on the floor. The full committee may modify these recommendations before a conference with the Senate.
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Mary Beth Franklin Washington
UPI
House
Ways and Means Health
Ways and Means
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Ill
Rostenkowski
Senate
GOP
Willis Gradison
Ohio
Around the Paddock Horses Show and Riders in Herald
Peg Cram reports in Around the Paddock of The Herald American on weekly horses, riders, and horse shows. The column highlights recent events, notable performances, and community interest in equestrian activities.
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Peg Cram
Herald American
Death ends 82-year marriage bond in Arkansas
Salus Newquest 101 and Minnie 94 of Fort Smith died within days of each other after 82 years of marriage begun in 1900. They eloped as teens, lived in Midland for 50 years as coal miners, then moved to Fort Smith to be near family. Survived by nine children, ten grandchildren, 25 great grandchildren, and 11 great great grandchildren. burial in Greenwood, Arkansas.
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Fort Smith, Ark
UPI
Salus Newquest
Newquest
Fort Smith
Minnie
Midland
Greenwood, Ark
MacArthur Foundation taps 19 prize fellows in Chicago
The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation named 19 Prize Fellows for 1982 in Chicago. Recipients, from an Assyriologist to an ophthalmologist, receive no strings attached grants up to 300000 over five years, with annual awards between 24000 and 60000. Selection relies on scouts, not self nominations, to identify exceptional talent and future promise.
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John D. and
Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
MacArthur Foundation
John E. Corbally
Syracuse University
Corbally
Entertainers Say Opry Means Grand Ole Opry
Minnie Pearl testified that the word opry means only the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. Port er Wagoner supported the claim and urged that Missouri use misleads. trial seeks a permanent injunction to stop using opry in the Country Shindig Opry.
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Opry
Kansas City
UPI
Minnie Pearl
Grand Ole Opry
Nashville
Tenn
Miss Pearl
WSM
U.S
Scott O. Wright
Porter Wagoner
Missouri
Wright
Hilton
Tobias the cat back with owner after Texas court hearing
Tobias the orange and white cat is released to 19 year old Sharelle Overton after a 24 hour hearing. Justice of the Peace William Fuhrhop orders return but no money settlement reached as Overton and Dr. Ron Ludwig clash over surgical fees and a possible libel suit. Ludwig plans to sue for his charges and related issues.
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Dickinson
Texas
Tobias
Sharelle Overton
Ron Ludwig
Miss Overton
Tobias the
Justice of the Peace
William Fuhrhop
Rusty Verkin
Ludwig
Verkin
Fuhrhop
Pearle Vision Helps Ensure Safe Driving Vision
A parent praises Pearle Vision for an excellent eye exam for their son before his driver’s test. The eye care provider delivered a precise prescription, reinforcing trust in eye health as essential for safe driving and vehicle operation.
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Pearle
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Botinka
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Vin Rose
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Searle Company
Fayetteville Mall
Sears Fayetteville
Brewerton Rd
Northern Lights Shopping Center
Syracuse
Erie Blvd
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