Blue Cross seeks large rate hikes for Medifil and under 65 plans
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Ohio filed a rate request with the Ohio Department of Insurance seeking up to 41 percent increases for the Medifil Medicare supplemental policy and an average 26.9 percent rise for under 65 individual plans. If approved, new Medifil premiums would take effect Jan 1 1987.
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Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
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Ohio Department of Insurance
William A. Silverman
Medifil
Department of Insurance
Jerome Rogers
Guy Ford
Columbus
Rogers
Medicare
Parma Heights Senator Unmoved by Feighan Victory
State Sen. Gary Suhadolnik Reacts to Feighan win with silence on Tuesday night. Reporters noted his usual openness was absent as Feighan supporters and Harwood hyped a strong campaign for the new congressman.
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Gary Suhadolnik
R-Parma Heights
U.S
Edward Feigh
Suhadolnik
Harwood
Feighan
Nicaragua
Two Burglary Suspects Nabbed After Police Chase
Two men, Christopher P. Sajka and John J. Lyons, were arrested after a police chase following a burglary at Mace Electronics in North Olmsted. Bond set at 7000 each, charged with breaking and entering and theft, plus possession of criminal tools. Six VCRs worth 1300 found in their car.
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North Olmsted
Mace Electronics
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Christopher P. Sajka
Liberty Bell
Ohio jobless rate drops but remains above national average
Ohio's October unemployment fell to 7.7 percent from 8.5 with 401 000 unemployed. Labor officials cited household and employer surveys, noting October may reflect catching up with trends. Manufacturing showed losses but potential signs of stabilization amid GM plant closures costing 6 800 jobs.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Department of Labor
Dixie Sommers
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Labor Department
Sommers
OBES
Reagan veto threatens southwest sewer project
The $142.2 million Southwestern Interceptor sewer in Western Cuyahoga may lose federal funding after President Reagan pocket vetoed the 1988 Clean Water Act. NE Ohio Regional Sewer District spokesman Les ter Stumpe said Congress’s unanimous passage makes the veto disappointing and warns of possible delays and funding gaps for spring 1987 commitments.
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Cuyahoga
Reagan
Congress
Northeast Ohio
Lester Stumpe
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