Court backs cutoff to N London hospital
New London Hospital faces an immediate Medicare and Medicaid fund cutoff ordered by U.S. District Judge Nicholas Walinski in Toledo. Hospital administrator James Bender says operations won’t be affected yet as beds fill with nonfederal patients. 25 percent of 1980 income comes from these programs, with relief sought via appeal. The judge says HEW must hold an administrative hearing before federal court relief.
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New London
New London Hospital
James Bender
U.S
Nicholas Walinski
Toledo
Waliski
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Bender
Rankin M. Gibson
Columbus
Walinski
Sixth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Gibson
Carter plan fallout hits markets and worries Congress
President Carter's anti inflation package sent ripples through gold, dollar, and stock markets. Gold fell to 473 an ounce in New York as the dollar rose and bonds rallied briefly, while U.S. prime rates climbed. Congress debated the budget cuts and credit controls at hearings led by Volcker and economic advisers amid questions about the package's specifics.
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Financial World
New York
Zurch
U.S
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London
Zurich
Washington
UPI
Congress
Federal Reserve
Paul Volcker
Senate Banking Committee
Banking Panel
Joint Economic Committee
Abed Kahn
Council of Econome Advisers
Charles Schultz
Prime Rate Hikes to 19 Percent at Major Bank
New York reports Manhattan's bank raised its prime rate to 19 percent from 14.4 amid credit stringency. Stork prices opened mixed as bargain hunters found some issues attractively priced after the market’s worst five month loss. Monday’s Dow drop 26.45 points followed Volcker policy. Details on page B-6.
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UPI
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UPS
Dow
Federal Reserve
Paul Volcker
U.S
Tests Can't Prove Tennis Ball Started Fire
Fire Chief Ernest Conrad said testing could not confirm the burned tennis ball started the house fire that killed Judy Noell, 32, in Brook Park. A 13 year old faces juvenile arson and involuntary manslaughter charges. the blaze caused $50,000 to $60,000 in damages.
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Ernest Conrad
Sheffield Lake
Judy Noell
Caroline Butterfield
Southway
Cuyahoga County
Conrad
Noell
Butterfield
Lorain County
Rita
Mr. Noell
Walter A Frey
Lorain
Mra Noell
Kennedy Booed as Byrne Leads Chicago St Patrick Parade
In Chicago, Mayor Jane Byrne and Sen. Edward M. Kennedy faced a chilly reception during the St Patrick's Day parade amid freezing rain. Kennedy shook hands along barricades while boos greeted him and Byrne, as Irish-themed floats and 170 marching units passed by. Carter’s candidacy drew mixed support among Kennedy loyalists, with city residents voicing political tensions on the eve of Illinois’ presidential primary.
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Jane Byrne
Edward M. Kennedy
Illinois
Massachusetts
Carter
Kennedy
Joan
Eunice Shriver
Shannon Rover
City Department of Streets and Sanitation
Herb Brooks
Byrne
Patrick Burns
Sons of
St Patrick
Teamsters
Thapelle Carter Byrne
Don Sullivan
Kenneth
Chicagay
Wrong number call irks responder who answers
A humorous note about how a person dialing a wrong number gets annoyed when the answering party replies. The piece reflects a light daily life theme with a focus on telephone etiquette and casual annoyance.
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