Bipartisan bill overhauls Medicare doctor reimbursements
Senate approved a $214 billion measure rewriting how Medicare pays doctors for treating over 50 million elderly people. The bill blocks a 21 percent cut, funds children and low income programs, and raises costs for some higher income beneficiaries.
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Holocaust memories shared by Lorain speakers and survivors
From Al Messinger's arrival in Lorain in 1949 to survivor Nisenbaum born in 1919 in Romania, the event recounted life in Auschwitz and liberation by the U S Army. Speakers criticized silence by leaders and warned against rising anti Semitism, urging memory to deter future genocide. Contact Evan Goodenow at 329 7129 or egoodenow chroniclet com.
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Court judge unavailable for Burge seat replacement talk
The Chronicle Telegram notes Elyria Municipal Court Judge Lisa Locke Graves was unavailable to meet Tuesday about a potential Lorain County Common Pleas Court judge seat replacement. A Wednesday story saying she declined comment was inaccurate and corrected.
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Lottery results and big jackpots update
Ohio midday picks drawn with numbers 0 5 5 and 1 0 9 for Pick 3 and 0 2 8 4 and 7 7 0 4 for Pick 4. Rolling Cash 5 shows 7 8 14 21 28, Classic Lotto 18 23 26 27 37 40. Mega Millions drawn 3 7 25 68 71 with ball 3 and Megaplier 5. next jackpot 55 million. Powerball numbers unavailable. current jackpot 40 million.
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Chronicle Telegram Staff Directory and Prices Ad
The Chronicle Telegram lists top executives and editor names and provides paper delivery and subscription rates. It includes contact numbers for home delivery service and advertising, with hours of operation and postal details for Elyria Ohio.
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Prom date approval ends social media feud at local high school
Joseph Whorton wins approval for his daughter Sarah to attend Amherst High prom after meetings with Superintendent Steve Sayers Principal Mike Mays and Special Education Director Sarah Walker. The district required the same guest form as other non student attendees and resolved the dispute amid online backlash.
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Burge Case Seeks May 14 Sentence Amid Ethics Probes
Judge Dale Crawford set a May 14 sentencing date in the Burge criminal case. Burge remains free on bond as the Office of Disciplinary Counsel probes ethics complaints. A presentence investigation will examine Burge's background before the hearing. Lorain County Republicans seek a replacement to Kasich, with several names mentioned. Judges Bennett and Locke Graves plan to run for re election.
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Lawmaker Eyes Bill to Allow Emergency Pharmacist Refills
Senate Bill 141 would let a pharmacist generate a one time per year prescription from a patient record during emergencies and bill insurers. Burke notes insulin costs, patient burden, and a death spurred urgency, while Manning backs the measure to prevent future tragedies.
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Amherst Chicken Ordinance Sparks Resident Pushback
Amherst residents fought a city ordinance capping chickens to four on under one acre and four more per additional acre. Scholl, who keeps six chickens named Gladys, objects to the fuss, says the birds provide eggs and soil aeration, and faces an Oberlin Municipal Court appearance Friday.
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