Doctors Cut Medicare Ties Over Reimbursement Policy
Elyria doctors may drop Medicare as a new policy freezes rates to Oct 1, 1985. Profiles of reimbursable amounts will be mailed, and participation decisions are individual. The policy could reduce available doctors for elderly, disabled, and poor patients.
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Glen Miller
Elyria
Area Medical Society
Social Security Administration
Raymundo de la Pena
Lorain County
Medical Society
Ohio State Medical Association
Mary Lou Brown
Cleveland
Academy of Medicine
Medicare
Erie pupils shifted to balance enrollments stir parent concern
Thirteen first graders at Erie School will move to Thomas Jefferson School next week to balance enrollments, drawing upset from some parents who worry about daycare and commuting. District officials say the change will place 24 or 25 students per class and improve individual attention in early grades.
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Elyria
Erie School
Thomas Jefferson School
Dick Eichenlaub
Bunker Hill Lane
Rachel
Calvin Leader
Erie
Bruce Kole
Kole
Eerie
Jefferson
Leader
Eichenlaub
Desmond Tutu Wins 1984 Nobel Peace Prize
Oslo announces Desmond Tutu, 53, as the Nobel Peace Prize winner for 1984. The South African anti-apartheid leader heads a non-violent campaign to end apartheid, following veteran Lutuli who won in 1960. The committee praises him as a unifying figure guiding liberation efforts.
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Oslo
Norway
Desmond Tutu
South Africa
Tutu Emerges as Moral Voice Against Apartheid System
South Africa's chief moral spokesman Tutu challenges apartheid, the policy restricting whites to better schools housing and jobs while blacks lack national political voice. Since 1978 he has led the South African Council of Churches, representing millions of churchgoers, mostly black.
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Tutu
South Africa
South African Council of Churches
Snake bites zoo educator during school nature assembly
At Olmsted Falls Middle School a 11 foot python named Michelle grabbed Metroparks Zoo educator Charles Voracek’s right wrist during a safety demonstration. About 70 seventh graders and teachers watched as classmates and staff freed Voracek after several tense minutes. Voracek sustained wrist abrasions and minor lacerations.
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Olmsted
Michelle
Zoo
Charles Voracek
Metroparks Zoo
Voracek
Marty Schellentrager
Schellentrager
Residents press for answers on Greener retirement
Sheffield Lake residents urged the Board of Education to reveal details of former Superintendent Theodore S. Greener’s retirement package and related payments. The four hour marathon meeting focused on a $68,381 retirement payoff, a $6,609 consulting fee, and $146,443 in State Teachers Retirement System funds, with attendees demanding board accountability and timely clarification.
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Sheffield Lake
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake
Jack McGuffin
Sheffield Middle School
Greener
Reese
Gary Young
Paula
Young
Cleveland
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Denver
Cindy Leisect
Ludwig
Robert Venetra
Kathy Wilhelm
C-T
Barb Sharp
Idlewood Ave
Raymond Reese
Earl Griffith
Griffith
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