Medicaid ripoff claims grow as landlords split fees with doctors
A Senate subcommittee report after eight months finds Medicaid funds diverted to landlords and physicians through percentage leases. Investigators say most money goes to building owners, with doctors keeping 20 to 40 percent. The effort probes ethical and potential criminal concerns and notes pressure on doctors to see more patients and perform more tests.
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Senate
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Senate Committee On
Sen, Frank
Moss
Utah
Yal J
Jlalamandsris
Senate Committee
Lieve
Evdonae Af Rave
Weir Landlards
Ieid
the America
Medical Association Justicial Council
Vney
London Notting Hill riot leaves hundreds injured during carnival
London officials report about 400 wounded when West Indian migrants clash with police at the Notting Hill Carnival ending a three day festival. Police say 60 civilians and 29 officers hospitalized. dozens arrested for possession of weapons or assault.
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London
APY
Italy
West Indies
Lorgdon
Notting Bill
Scotland Yard
Derek Fenton
St. John’s Ambulance Brigade
Thames River
Notting Hill
Jacks
Lad- Wwoka Grove
Portobelli Road
Sosder
Jeff Crawford
West
Britain
Loring
Scientists injured as Soufriere volcano vents rocks
Two scientists were injured when a vapor explosion in the La Soufriere crater showered rocks on a group near Mont Hilmier on Guadeloupe. Eleven French scientists, including Haroun Taziote, reported the event amid ongoing ash and sulfur fumes as authorities evacuated 72,000 residents within six miles.
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Guade- Joupe
Seulriere
Solvano
Hrilon
la Soulriere
Radioactive blast at Richland plant linked to resin beads failure
A Monday explosion at AMHCO in Richland damaged a glovebox area handling radioelements. Two nurses and two workers were contaminated. one man with glass fragments faced extensive radiation treatment while another worker was released soon after. Officials say nitric acid and resin beads may have degraded, triggering the blast though no reactor was involved.
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Richland
Phil “Craig
Haneford Kackar
Transic Richfield Haneford Co
Amhcoy
Fran
Plinic
Ait
AMHCO
Knarge Stocking
Hurricanes Emmy and Frances Move Further Out to Sea
Forecasters said hurricanes Emmy and Frances were drifting away from land with no threat to Jamaica or the Caribbean. Frances had 83 mph winds near 22.8 N 35.0 W, moving north at about 10 mph and expected to strengthen. Emily remained eastward in the central North Atlantic.
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Emmy
Frances
Antigua
National Hurricane Center
Emily
Savings deposits drive up mortgage funds this year
U S savers rush to thrift institutions with a July record $3.3 billion net increase in deposits, doubling the June pace and signaling more money for home mortgages. Mortgage lending rose to $7.6 billion in July after $4.1 billion in June as deposits stay strong.
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Washington
Savings and Loan
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Commerce Department
Soviet Sub Collides With US Ship Off Crete
In the Ionian Sea near Crete a Soviet nuclear powered submarine collided with the US Navy frigate Vogein. Both vessels were damaged and one American sailor suffered a broken arm. The collision occurred at 5:30 p.m. local time last Saturday and prompted an investigation.
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Athens
Greece
Ionian Sea
Suda Bay
Crete
The Baily Mail Publication Details and Rates
The document lists publication days and holidays, rates for postage and subscriptions, and mentions Associated Press reprint rights. It includes price figures for weekly and monthly terms and references circulation and delivery locations.
Steelworkers push for shorter work year with pay guarantees
LAS VEGAS AP The United Steelworkers seek a shorter work year with no pay loss and a guaranteed annual income in 197 contract talks. President LW Abel, retiring after four decades, urged steady weekly wages and jobs as order books stay full. He criticized Ford administration policy and endorsed Carter Mondale. Dissidents protested seating and clashed during the opening convention.
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Garth Marston
Moray
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Burns
United Steelworkers
Abel
Hhis Union
Las Vegas
USW
Steet
U.S. Steel Corp
Nev
LW. Abel
Jimmy Carter
Walter Mondale
White House
Minne
Ford Administration
Chicago
Edward ‘Sadlowski
Ford UAW strike authorization vote moves toward Sept contract end
Ford Motor Co faces a looming three year contract expiry as the UAW grants negotiators broad strike authority. Union ballots show overwhelming approval across Ford plants for a walkout should talks fail, with results from 11 of 99 locals confirming high support.
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Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Ford
UAW
Granning Union Traders Authority
Uaw-Ford
Focci
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Baily Mail
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Sadowski
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