FBI probes Blue Cross Turnpike health contract
The FBI is investigating alleged payoffs and kickbacks in the Ohio Turnpike Commission's $5 million health insurance contract awarded last year to Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Ohio. Commission officials deny impropriety and say the award was competitive and by outside consultant recommendation.
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Cleveland
FBI
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Ohio
Robert Hawk
Hawk
Bureau
Turnpike
The
Turn
Pike Commission
Joe Rice
Fedeli
Fedeli Group
Ment
Rice
Commission
Fivemember Commission
Berea
Mother in hospital confinement after triple child killings
Kimberly Chandler 27 remains in the Timothy B Moritz Forensic Center after a Franklin County panel ruled she will serve part of her sentence in a psychiatric hospital. The court found her innocent by reason of insanity for the September 24 1991 killings and ordered continued hospital care until her condition improves. She was sentenced to seven to ten years for felonious assault and will be parole eligible after six years.
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Columbus
Kimberly Chandler
Timothy B Moritz
Tommy Thompson
David Johnson
Beverly Pfeiffer
Franklin County
Lion Attacks Boy On Farm Near Georgetown
A lion escaped from a cage on a Dayton owner’s farm and attacked a 16 year old boy five miles north of Georgetown Ohio. Deputies killed the animal after the attack as the boy suffered facial injuries and was hospitalized in Cincinnati. The owner’s name was not released and he was to be questioned by sheriff deputies.
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Georgetown
Brown County Sherif
Lee Kimberly
University of Cincinnati Hospital
Ruth Stubbers
Windhell Crawford
Hon
Cincinnat
Crawford
Dayton
Kimberly
Man who cut off leg is home from rehab
Donald Wyman, 37, who severed his left leg after a tree pinned him while cutting logs in Jefferson County, returned to his New Bethlehem home from Harmarville Rehabilitation Center. He will learn to walk with a prosthesis next week after wound healing.
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Harmarville, Pa
Donald Wyman
New Bethlehem
Clarion County
Harmarvville
Pittsburgh
Center
Paul Pormus
Wyman
Jefferson County
Convicted outdoorsmen killer helps law
AP Akron report says Thomas Lee Dillon, convict in five killings of outdoorsmen, is aiding Tuscarawas County investigations into about 60 arson fires and cattle killings. Dillon, 43, from Stark County, pleaded guilty in Noble County to killing five men. He claims to identify barns and houses set on fire and to have shot 19 cattle with arrows, 14 of which died. He is not eligible for parole for 165 years.
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AKRON
Thomas Lee Dillon
Canton Water Department
Akron Beacon Journal
Tuscarawas County
Dillon
Noble County Common Pleas Court
Caldwell
Pike Township
Stark County
Perry
Mill
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The EMH Med Assist Physician Referral Service helps new residents find a physician by phone using 12 criteria. It provides over 200 data points on each EMH physician, including board certification, internist specialty, Saturday hours, and office location such as First Class Care Close To Home.
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EMH Regional Medical Center
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