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Hospital director says he make a mistake
(Local News ~ 06/23/04)
Greene County General Hospital executive director Jonas Uland admits he made a mistake by stating at a June 11 monthly board meeting that the civil rights case filed against the hospital by a Linton man had been settled. Uland explained that he had received a letter dated May 25 from the Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Civil Rights stating that the county-owned hospital was in compliance for Medicare and Medicaid regulations based on Title VI, Section 504, and Age Discrimination Act.. ...
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Crane gets some good news
(Local News ~ 06/23/04)
WASHINGTON, DC ---- U.S. Rep. John Hostettler voted Thursday for legislation that funds the Department of Defense, ongoing operations in Afghanistan and Iraq, and projects at the Crane Naval Surface Warfare Center. The Department of Defense Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2005 provides $417 billion for the Department of Defense, including a 3.5 percent military pay raise, $25 billion for operations in Afghanistan and Iraq ,nearly $10 billion for missile defense programs and $10 million for projects at Crane.. ...
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Officials emphasizing safety at pool
(Local News ~ 06/23/04)
The A.M. Risher Memorial Pool management is working hard to make safety its first priority. "We are really trying to develop a great family atmosphere here, but even with that, safety is our first concern," commented pool manager Dena Irwin...
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Switz City native turns love of racing into career
(Local News ~ 06/23/04)
Growing up in the small southern Indiana town of Switz City, Gene Haskett developed a keen knowledge and love for auto racing. He was raised in the backyard of the famed Indianapolis 500 ---- tabbed as the "greatest spectacle in racing." The names of open wheel Indy racing legends like the Unsers, Andrettis, Foyt, Bettenhausens, Mears, Allisons, Carters, Snevas, Vukovichs and Whittingtons rolled off his tongue with ease...
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Glenn Gee
(Obituary ~ 06/23/04)
EVANSVILLE ---- Glenn Gee, 84, of Evansville passed away June 21, 2004, exactly 10 years after his first wife, Libby. Born March 22, 1920 in Burns City in Martin County, he moved to Evansville as a young man. During World War II, he worked as a welder at the Evansville Shipyards, and then worked at International Harvester for several years. ...
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