Judge voids Blue Cross bidding in Ohio hospitals case
Ohio Insurance Commissioner Wayne C Jones says a judge voiding Blue Cross bidding is unclear and contradicts earlier rulings. The decision may keep 1985 contracts and full reimbursements for Allen Memorial Wellington Community, while it remains uncertain if the 25 winning hospitals are void. Wellington Allen Memorial administrators praise the outcome as Lakewood Hospital leader Jules Bouthillet calls it a huge lift for staff doctors and community.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Wayne C. Jones
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Lakewood Hospital
Cuyahoga County
Oberlin
Allen Memorial Hospital
Wellington Community Hospital
McMonagle
St. Joseph and Lorain Community
Amherst
St. John & Westshore
Westlake
Southwest General
Middleburg Heights
Fairview General
Jones
Insurance Department
Wellington Community
Allen Memorial Hospitals
Jules Bouthillet
Jack Barry
Abbe flooding may prompt city lawsuit action
Elyria officials may sue Brokers Federal Mortgage Corp to force restoration of drainage after flooding in the Carol Lane housing subdivision. City Solicitor George Ferguson will draft a letter of intent to clarify retention-basin commitments and whether litigation is needed. The flood-prone area dates to homes built in the mid 1970s due to an inadequate storm drainage system installed by the developers.
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Randall Edwards
C-T
Elyria
South Abbe Road
Municipal Utilities Committee
George Ferguson
Brokers Federal Mortgage Corp
Carol Lane
Ferguson
David Meyers
Brokers Federal
Robert Glover
Arizona
Paperwork bottleneck slows Lorain County welfare checks
Welfare delays arise from up to 300 forms per case as Lorain County Humans Services staff like Mary Lou Golski and Lynda Schmidt note the heavy workload. By law benefits arrive within 45 days if verification is complete, but fluctuating incomes and separate forms for each program extend processing. A computer could help, but funding delays persist.
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Elyria
Mary Lou Golski
Lorain County Human Services Department
Human Services Department
Mrs. Schmidt
Oberlin ex-president Stevenson dies at 84 in Florida
William E Stevenson former Oberlin College president and U S ambassador to the Philippines died Tuesday in Fort Myers Florida at age 84 He led Oberlin from 1946 to 1959 and oversaw a building boom He earlier ran a New York law practice and served with the American Red Cross during WWII He was an Olympic gold medalist in 1924 and a Rhodes Scholar He is survived by his wife Eleanor Bumstead Stevenson two brothers two daughters and three grandchildren Memorials are urged to the William E Stevenson Fund at Oberlin or to the Princeton Theological Seminary
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
U-5
William E. Stevenson
Fort Myers
Fla
American Red Cross
Stevenson
Paris
Oxford University
England
Princeton University
Harold Abrahams
Eric Liddell
Aspen Institute For Humanistic Studies
Eleanor Bumstead Stevenson
Oberlin College Board of Trustees
Theodore Stevenson
Swannanowa
N.C
Donald
Black Mountain
Priscilla Stevenson Hunt
Cambridge, Mass
Helen Stevenson Meyner
Princeton, NJ
Princeton Theological Seminary
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