Medicare fees soar for doctors in Florida and New Jersey
Florida physician Dr. M Fox led Medicare with a 285,868 payment for a year and a half, while New Jersey osteopath Dr James J Riviello logged 199,082 and his brother Ben Riviello Jr 176,568. The six-person staff treated nursing home patients, with at least 47 physicians earning 50,200 or more annually. The investigation reviews Medicare and Medicaid costs amid allegations of overuse and “assembly-line medicine” in Appalachia and Kentuckys Medicaid program.
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Washington
Steret
Miami
Fis
New Jersey
Florida
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Associated
James J. Riviello
Cherry Hill
N.J
Ben Riviello Jr
Laurel
Kow
Appalachia
Church schedules for Bethel through United: daily services listed
Bethel and many congregations publish a full Sunday timetable with multiple worship times. Clergy names include Rev Allen Stanley, Rev Charles Mercer, Rev Garnet Wright, Rev Emory Weeks, Rev Jack Lewis, Rev Edward Kronwall and many others across Episcopal Lutheran Methodist and United churches. Morning services range from 7:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. with Sunday School nursery and youth programs, plus baptisms and Eucharists at several parishes in Millis, Buf fet, Mt Ida, Averill Park and Troy area churches.
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Bethel
Allen A. Stanley
Charles B. Mercer
Millis Memorial
Mt. Ida
Garnet O. Wright
Sixth Avenue
C. Emory
Episcopal
Trinity
Jack R. Lewis
Edward Kronwall
Holy Cross
Anthony G. Morris
Holy Commuunion
St. Luke’s
Richard F. Simmonds
St. Paul’s
Canon Frederick E. Thalmann
St. John’s
Bradford H. Burnham
AME Zion
J. Roy L. Allen
Pawling Avenue
Charles J. Warner
Averill Park
Royal B. Fishbeck Jr
West Sand Lake
St. Mark's
Clair E. Carpenter
Shenendehowa
Lutheran Our Savior’s
Robert R. Mursch
Bethany Chapel
Immanuel
Harry B. Frank
Redeemer Church
Raymertown
Peter” R
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Gilead
Fifth Avenue
George Borthwick
First ‘Presbyterian
First of
Troy
Edward’ Young
Westminster Club
Soresat _ First
Lansing’burgh
Thomas
Evans
Oakwood Avenue
Robert M. Marsano
William L. Collen
Woodside
Margaret FE. Howland
Westminster
Samuel C. K. Rhie
Holy ‘Cross
Armenian ‘Apostolic
Zareh Maronian
St.Peter’s
Armenian ‘ Apostolic
Hmayak D. V. Intoyan
United Church of, Christ
United’ Armenian Calvary Congregational
Inflation Eases Slower Pace Amid Cautious Optimism
Washington observers report a slower inflation signal as April industrial production rises 0.3 percent and personal income grows modestly. Analysts warn against reading a turning point, noting housing starts fell for a third straight month and that rising prices may still distort retail sales data despite a stronger overall retail gain.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Camps Champs 8 Down Misfits in 6-1 Win
Camp's Champs defeated Walker's Misfits 6 to 1 at Waterford High School field. Ed Kearney pitched for the Misfits and took the loss. John Anderson led Camp's offense with a homer and a triple, Don Shudt added three singles, Jim Merola hit a homer and three RBIs, and Paquette collected two singles. This was Camp's second win in two outings. An exhibition game against the Misfits is set for today at 6 p.m. Refreshments will follow. Also, Preddete Patinturs edged Kavanagh's 14 to 6 this week.
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Bill Paquette
Camp
Walker
Waterford
Ed. Kearney
Ands
John Anderson
Don Shudt
Jim Merola
Paquette
Mothers Club Elects Officers and Plans Banquet
Mrs Marge Ryan was elected president of St Marys Mothers Club at a parish hall meeting. New officers include Mrs Marge Leonard vice president Mrs Ann White secretary and Mrs Emma Bills treasurer. The annual installation banquet is set for June at the American Legion Hall Halfmoon with Lorraine Manderville and Connie Van Norden assisting with reservations. The Communion breakfast honors the 1969 graduating class will be June 15 in the parish hall run by the 7th grade mothers. Kindergarten ends June 13 with awards and recognitions noted. The meeting closed after a Sing Out Waterford concert directed by William Simpson, and this was the last meeting for the season.
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Marge Ryan
St. Mary’s Mothers Club
Marge Leonard
Ann White
Emma Bills
Faith Catallo
American Legion
St. Mary's
Mary Andre
Mary “Pia
Marsha Hajeck
Rita Miller
Ann Cerqua
Bernice Cuomo
Waterford
William Simpson
Catallo
Pistol Association To Meet Sunday
The Waterford Pistol Association will meet Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at 29 Washington Ave. Jack St. Pierre will preside. A BB gun safety school contest for the youth program will be held at the Fourth Street playground on May 24 at 10 a.m. All youths ages 8 to 14 are invited to attend for prizes. Michael Salamander, chairman of the Affair, said it was not necessary to bring a BB gun.
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Waterford Pistol Association
Washington Ave
Jack St. Pierre
Fourth Street
St. Pierre
Michael Salamander
New York Mayoral Primary Field Shrinks With Two Drops
The Democratic mayoral primary field in New York City reduces to six as Representatives John Murphy and Adem Powell withdraw. Murphy cites low poll numbers and backs ex mayor Robert Wagner. Powell blames funding shortfalls and his ties to City Council candidate Hugh Carey for stepping down. Other contenders remain: Marlo Procaccino Herman Badillo James Scheuer Norman Mailer and John Seder. Manhattan party leader Rossetti says no endorsement will be made.
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New, York
Adem Clayton ‘Powell
Murphy
Robert F. Wagner
Powell
Niagara Falls
Hugh L. Carey
Wagner
Xuiaie|ing
Marlo A. Procaccino
Bronx
Herman Badillo
James
H. Scheuer
Norman Mailer
John W. Seder
Manhattan
Frank G. Rossetti
Noc Ndiate
Pone Ma
Holy Name Group Sets Installation Dinner
The Holy Name Society will hold its installation dinner at 4 p.m. Sunday, June 1, in the South End Tavern. Robert Finn named chairman by outgoing president James A. Walsh. Stephen Curran, Joseph Normile, Edward Madden, William Carey named for reservations. James Burke and Michael Minahan arrange decorations. Reservations limited to 75. deadline Wednesday, May 28. Rev. John Waldron, society moderator, to install officers.
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St. Joseph's Holy Name ‘Society
South End
Robert Finn
James A. Walsh
Stephen ‘Curran
Joseph Normile
Edward Mad‘den
William Carey
James Burke
Michael’Minahan
John: Waldron
Marymount To Honor Dr Wixted With Dormitory Dedication
Dr William G Wixted, native Trojan and long time educator, will be honored at Marymount Junior College Boca Raton with a dormitory building named for him. He held degrees from Fordham University and has taught at Hunter College and Marymount Westchester before helping organize Marymount’s education department. He lives in Boca Raton with wife Gertrude Rogers and has three children: Edward, William Jr., and Thomas.
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Trojan
Marymount Junior College
Boca
Raton
Florida
Wixted
St. Joseph’s
Troy
College of St. Laurent
Montreal
St. Joseph's Seminary
Yonkers
Boca Raton
Gertrude’ Rogers
Troy Tligh
Dr. Wixted
Edward Wixted
Clarkson College
Potsdam
William G. Wixted Jr
Byte
Las Vegas
Thomas Wixted
Huntington State Hospital
Long Island
Church Floor Collapses During Funeral
About 150 people fell into the basement when the church floor collapsed during a funeral at New Foundation Baptist Church in Easley D C One pastor Rev H L Sullivan reported the left side failure caused about $10000 damage and three year old child among the injured Minor injuries were treated at a hospital and funeral rites continued at the graveside
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Easley
D.C
H.L. Sullivan
New Foundation Baptist Church
Presbyterians in United States eye reunion in San Antonio
A San Antonio assembly of about 2000 heard a unanimous call to study reunion between Northern and Southern Presbyterian bodies. The United Presbyterian Church and the Southern group with 3.2 and 0.96 million members respectively would form a 4.19 million strong denomination, potentially ranking fourth in the nation. A provisional joint committee plan invited observers from the Reformed Church in America. The process would take at least four years to gain full approval from presbyteries nationwide.
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Tex
San Antonio
Presbyterian Church
U.S
United Presbyterian Church
Reunion
Southern Presbyterians
R. Matthew Lynn
Midland
United Presbyterian
Charles” W. Forman
New, Haven,Conn
United Presbyterian’ Commission On’ Ecumenical Mission and Relations
Forman
America
J. Hoyt Boles
United ' Presbyterian “Synod
Texas
George E. Sweazey
Webster Groves
Assembly
Apts
Angels Flight to Los Angeles To Be Closed
Angels Flight, a 325 foot two car cable railroad, will close after this weekend. Tickets cost five cents and the historic ride has drawn many tourists as it climbs a 33 degree incline between downtown and Bunker Hill. Redevelopment of Bunker Hill into high rise apartments and offices prompts dismantling, with rides free this weekend and a promise to rebuild after the project is finished.
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Los Angeles
Angels Flight
California
Bunker Hill
Methodists Recognize Longhouse Religion in New York
In Rome New York AP reports the Northern New York Conference of the United Methodist Church adopted a resolution recognizing the Longhouse Religion of the Iroquois as a valid expression of native spiritual life. The measure denounces suppression of Longhouse adherents and their worship. Rev. Leonard Owen introduced the resolution after Mohawk Indian Ernest Benedict spoke on the North American Indian Traveling College. The four day meeting draws 450 delegates.
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Rome
N.Y
New York
United Methodist Church
Leonard Owen
Pass’ Tor
First United’ Methodist Church
Richfield Springs
Ernest Benedict
Cornwall Island
Colonie Village Receives 1 169 000 Housing Grant
A message from Congressman Daniel Button's office informs Colonie Village Board that a federal housing and urban renewal grant of 1 169 000 will fund water land sewerage facilities. The project total is about 4 450 000 with the government portion set for this work.
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Daniel Button
R-29
Colonie Village Board
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