Local physician placed on probation for Medicaid fraud
Syracuse physician Dr. Stanley A. Groman is on two years probation after being found guilty of practicing fraudulently in a scheme to loot Onondaga County Medicaid funds. He faced unprofessional conduct charges and permitting an unlicensed person to perform licensed duties. He may continue practice if he complies with probation terms.
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Onondaga County
Stanley A. Groman
Midland Ave
Groman
State Board of Regents
Committee On Professional Conduct
State Board of Medicine
State Education Department
Carey vetoes review of Nyquist edicts
Governor Hugh Carey vetoed a bill that would have allowed judicial review of decisions by Education Commissioner Ewald Nyquist. Senator John Caemmerer said he will try to override. Carey cited constitutional questions but urged broader review of education determinations.
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John Caemmerer
East
Williston
Education Department
Louis Lefkowitz
Commissioner of Education
Three State Primaries Focus On Carter Nomination Fight
In Rhode Island South Dakota and Montana voters participated as the 1976 presidential primary sweepstakes moved forward. Early turnout was light in Rhode Island and South Dakota while Montana polls opened later as officials noted trends.
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Dave Goldberg
Associated Press
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Montana
Jimmy Carter
Syrian troops and tanks move into Lebanon
Syrian forces with about 200 tanks entered east central Lebanon in a second operation by President Assad to impose order. Palestinian and Christian spokesmen said troops began disarming Moslem and Palestinian guerrillas as battles with Phalangists have blocked peace efforts in the 14 month civil war. Soviet Premier Kosygin arrived in Beirut today.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Afez Assad
Alexei Kosygin
Thailand Evicts U S Facility From Bangkok
Thailand ordered the United States to remove an electronic eavesdropping station by July 20, rejecting a U S request to keep it running. Observers say the move aims to ease suspicions from neighboring communist states while the U S weighs charges for communications equipment remaining in Thailand.
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Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
United States
Hays visits hometown amid Memorial Day warmth in ban on scandal
In Ban nto k Ohio Wayne Hays returns to dedicate a war memorial and greet constituents with his wife Pat beside him. He speaks of his roots and service as he faces a House ethics scandal over a mistress paid from federal funds. He confirms plans to seek re election but retire after his next term.
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Wayne Hays
Vincent Ricer
Woodsfield
Ohio
War Memorial
Bannock, Ohio
Pat
Hays
Thomas Wolfe
The
Ohio Democrat
Jack
Congress
Elizabeth Ray
House
Aliens Win Rights to Federal Jobs
The Supreme Court struck down a Civil Service Commission ban on permanent resident aliens in federal employment. In a 5 4 decision Justice Stevens said Congress or the president could justify citizenship rules but the Civil Service Commission lacked authority to impose such a sweeping ban. The ruling affects millions of aliens seeking federal jobs nationwide.
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Margaret Gentry Washington
Supreme Court
John Paul Stevens
Civil Service Commission
United States
Miami
Stevens
Congress
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Potter Stewart
Lewis F. Powell
Warren E. Burger
William H. Rehnquist
Byron R. White
Harry A. Blackmun
San Francisco
Samoa
Commission
Weather outlook turns sunny but cooler midweek
The National Weather Service at Hancock Field expects clearing tonight with a low near 50. Tomorrow brings partly sunny skies and a high in the mid 60s with a 10 percent rain chance. A extended outlook calls for fair weather through Saturday.
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Hancock Field
Tommorrow
Bombs Hit Army Center in Frankfurt Germany
Two bombs exploded at the U.S. Army V Corps headquarters in downtown Frankfurt injuring 16 people mainly American soldiers or dependents. Four released after treatment. 12 hospitalized at 97th General Hospital with two in serious condition. Authorities detained two suspects.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
U.S. Army
S V Corps
Army
97Th General Hospital
American Forces Network
AFN
Fire disrupts NSA power at Fort Meade
Fire damaged two NSA transformers prompting use of emergency power. Baltimore Gas and Electric crews aided NSA staff as officials blamed a transformer failure and a switching surge. Power was restored within an hour amid uncertain NSA reliability for ongoing needs.
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Fort Meade, Md
NSA
U.S
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