Lawmakers approve HMO regulations in NY bill
Lawmakers passed a bill to require managed care plans to offer a standardized benefit with prescription drug coverage and allow out of plan visits at a reasonable cost. The measure would create a state review board to handle patient plan disputes and must be signed by Governor Pataki to become law.
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Cruz
Associated Press
Grover Cleveland’s Fayetteville Boyhood Home Tour
The article recalls Grover Cleveland’s boyhood home and a 1887 visit with his wife as president. It notes a village prankster past, Puritan Sabbath observance, and family finances. It ends with Cleveland’s portrait in the Academy Street home and a reference to a $1,000 figure from the era.
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Fayetteville Academy
Cleveland
Fayetteville
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Clinton
Oonanyvale Valley
Utica Street
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Academy Street
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Fayettevilla
Obituary notices from Cortland area include five deaths
Neff E. Taylor 85 of Cortland dies at Cortland Memorial Hospital. Survived by two daughters, a brother, several grandchildren, and nieces. Services 9 a.m. Saturday at Herum Funeral Chapel. burial in St. Mary's Cemetery. No calling hours. Antoinette Talley Michell 78 of Fort Myers formerly of Syracuse dies in Florida. Surviving husband Charles W., three sons, one sister, and four grandchildren. Services and burial planned. no calling hours. Arrangements by Burns-Garfield Funeral Home. Sabaener Ave To de McEvoy 82 of Clinton Avenue Extension dies at Cortland Memorial Hospital. Survived by daughter Nancy Cornell, two sons, six grandchildren, and several nephews. Services 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Margaret's Church. burial in St. Leo's Cemetery, Tully. Calling hours 6–9 p.m. today at Donald L. Barber Funeral Home. Contributions suggested to Marathon Emergency Squad or charity of choice. Charles R. Calkins 45 of 318 Seneca St. dies Wednesday at University Hospital after illness. Survived by two sons, a sister, four brothers, and a grandson. Services 10 a.m. Saturday. calling hours 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. today at the funeral home.
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Antoinette Talley Michell
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Fort
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Charles W., Jr
Stafford
Texas
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Ocala
Wills HL
Fort M
Maine
Acqueme Castle
Syracuse
Oakwood Cemetery
Burns- Garfield Funeral Home
Nancy Cornell
Marathon
Charles
Thomas
Roswell
St. Margaret's Church
Turial
St. Leo's Cemetery
Tully
Donald L. Barber
North Main Street
Homer
P.O. Box
Credit card to aid missions hits church giving goal
The article explains affinity credit cards enable church and mission fundraising through donor checking accounts. The Baptist card The Card that Gives to Missions channels 20 percent of merchant fees to mission groups via American Baptist assets. Affinity cards attract banks with new customers and lower delinquencies. holders donate at no extra cost and enjoy other incentives.
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Donald Auremma
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Carlsen
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Church of God In Christ
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