Word: ohio
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...were caught. New York doctors have moved ten miles to New Jersey, safely beyond the reach of officials familiar with their records; North Carolina doctors have moved a few miles to Virginia. One physician who lost his license in Maryland, and was forbidden to practice in New York and Ohio, collected $172,000 in Medicare payments last year in Virginia, according to the New York Times. Like the 1996 law, the new Clinton legislation would enable federal and state officials to access such information. In addition, the new legislation would hold hospitals and HMOs accountable if they certify such...
...opening of the 12-screen Magic Theatre movie complex next to the flagging Greenbriar Mall in predominantly black southwest Atlanta is the latest deal to establish the former hoop sorcerer as a force in inner-city economic development. Magic movie marquees are going up in Houston and Cleveland, Ohio, and Johnson has announced plans for 14 new multiplexes in 10 other cities over the next two years...
...have done a good service that many of us refuse to undertake: telling the children of the world about our past, even if it is bad. BENJAMIN SNEDEKER Westerville, Ohio...
...they're dealing too. Utilities everywhere are forging new alliances. Just last week two U.S. companies, Public Service Co. of Colorado and American Electric Power Co. of Ohio, joined forces for a $2.4 billion purchase of Yorkshire Electricity Group of Britain, another country that is deregulating electricity. There they'll find Central and South West Corp., a Texas-based utility that now has operations in Britain. "We were a highly integrated, lumbering utility," says ceo E.R. Brooks of the bold expansion. "We might as well face the future...
...stodgy utility rivals. "What other industry in America still sends agents into your home to read meters just as they did in 1935?" asks Enron spokesman Mark Palmer. Enron is putting its money where its boasts are: gearing up for wireless metering and building a billing center near Columbus, Ohio, with the capacity to produce statements for no fewer than--count 'em--30 million customers...