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Ray C. Kepner explains the new Medicare program for Lorain County residents aged 65 and older. The enrollment card and two part program hospital insurance and medical insurance are mailed nationwide with July 1966 program start. Eligible seniors not receiving Social Security may also qualify for health insurance.
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Ray C. Kepner
Social Security Administration
Lorain
Lorain County
Loraine County
Johnson
Teach-in planned on glue sniffing dangers by Cleveland police
Cleveland police juvenile unit will hold a voluntary teach-in for 24 boys aged 12 to 17 to explain the harmful effects of glue sniffing and curb a rising trend. Sgt. Kenneth Fiehler says participation is voluntary but nonattendance could invite action, as the city acts to stop the fad from spreading after recent deaths linked to glue inhalation.
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Gail Gianasi Natale Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Police Department
Kenneth Fieierle
Court halts fight over Erie County vote board
Ohio Supreme Court halted action in a dispute over the Erie County Democratic Executive Committee. Judge Harry Bozarth was blocked from further action until Nov. 20, after a writ of prohibition, with Legando seeking Mattey’s appointment to the county board of elections. The committee contests Bozarth’s jurisdiction while asking for a mandamus against Secretary of State Brown.
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Ted W. Brown
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Malley
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Executive Committee
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