The Herald-Palladium from Benton Harbor, Michigan • 9

THE NEWS PALEADIUM, BENTON HARBOR, MICH. PAGE NINE Blue Shield Asks 16.7 Rate Boost -1 I Motorists' Licenses Suspended SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1969 First Increase Since 1963 DETROIT (AP) The Michigan Blue Shield insurance plan filed Friday for a 16.7 per cent increase in its rates, effective next Jan. 1. The companion Blue Cross i Tllfitl fir a TUFA not nnn Drunk Driving Major Cause Drivers' licenses of 62 South-w stern Michigan residents were, suspended or revoked during the last reporting period bv the Michigan Department of State. Of the area drivers, 25 lost licenses for driving under the influence of liquor.

They are: Benny Mason Whitfield, 613 Jones, John Robert Rooney, 2900 Cleveland, both of St. Joseph; James Moore, route 1, Box 312, Richard Douglas Dennis, 2005 M-139, Charles Ward Pickens, route 3, Box 362, Robert Duane Helme, 407 Clav. William Reginald nnnm winner. Ponoa Painoa Ifi of Rpntnn townshirj won the fitting JP7 U1JU .1 AiMiiivtj) w- 1 and showing class at the State 4-H horse show during 4-H Youth State show last week on the Michigan State University campus. She is a member of the Al-Bar 4-H club of Niles and is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Cliton Raines of Meadowbrook road. BACK IN ST. JOSEPH: Edward Barlow (left), a partner in Barlow's Laundry and Cleaners and developers of "Court House Square" in St. Joseph, checks floor plans with Victor Roquettes for beauty salon to be opened soon.

Roquette said he was happy to bring back his Twin City Beauty college to St. Joseph after he was forced out six years ago when urban renewal razed the old Dennis hotel. Mrs. Nancy Petrosky, manager, said 20 operators will be on duty in new salon. (Staff photo) Eugene Michael Morse, 161 Ironwood, Harry Duane Brooks, iDehart, 395 Summit, all of I Benton Harbor; William Joseph Yoho, P.O.

Box 65, Lakeshore, Union Pier; George Joseph jLeenheer, 278 Forest Beach, Watervliet; John Echoles, 622 South 5th. Allen William Trap-hagan, 2312 East Main, both of Niles; Duane C. Baumgartner, cut in rates for its so-called Blue Cross 65 coverage, designed to supplement medicare. The new rate schedules were field with the Michigan Insurance Bureau and would become effective with renewal of contracts in next year's first quarter. They would be applied subsequently to those with contracts expiring in other quarters, but subscribers would be assured of no further increases for a year.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield said the increase would only 5.6 per cent when applied to the cost of their combined coverage. Blue Cross previously filed for a 4.1 per cent increase to become effective Oct. 1 Blue Shield said it had no increased basic rates since 1963, although the Consumer Price Index had gone up 24.1 per cent meanwhile. The plans have approximately 4.8 million members in Michigan. Blue Cross assures hospital bill payments; Blue Shield the payment of doctor bills.

Blue Shield said its increase initially would to con- 1015 North 4th, both of Niles; Daniel Marion Mitchell, route 1, Box 283, Eau Claire; Patricia Ann Batchelor, route 1, Box 483, Dan Arthur Newson, 1625 Sheffield, Calvin Ward Chapman, 2746 Paul, all of Niles; Cecil Ray Batchelor, routel 1, Box 79, Baroda; Thomas Carl Barnett, P.O. Box 502, Lakeside; Nolan Rex Archer, route 1, Box 177, Berrien Richard Alan Broek, 627 Cherry, South Silly Question; Motorcycle Soundlntention Jember tracts of 274,000 members. Blue Cross said about 370,000 will be affected by its Blue. Cross 65 reduction. John C.

McCabe, president, said it was impossible for Blue Shield to resist further "the continuing inflationary pressure common to our total economy." He said Blue Shield reserves had shrunk to about 1.5 months of income. Being Sought A LISBURY, RHODESIA (AP) This exchange took! place in court here during a divorce case. Attorney: "Has he indicated Watervliet; Lawrence Alan We- ber. route 1, Box 307, Coloma; i Leonard Lee Guthrie, route 3, Fennville; Johnie Stewart, 506; Walnut, Dowagiac; William James Figley, route 1, Jonathan Hugh Ballon, route 3, Box 201, both of Edwardsburg; R. L.

Smothers, route 5, South Ha-, Publicity Kills it-' what his intentions are?" Witness: "Yes, he wishes to remarry." Attorney: "Another woman?" Witness: "Yes." Presbyterianism is regarded as of later Jewish origin by most students of the subject. ven; Danny Daniel Collins, 9662 Kendall, Kendall; William Earl! Calhoun, Orchard street, Co- vert. Others who lost licenses were: Charlie Williams, route 1, Box 111 Calvin Randolph, 118 Quince, both of Benton Harbor, Edwin Crespo, 1440 South 3rd, Essie Deloise Smith. 1613 Taft. both of Niles, and Carl Albert McDonald, route 1.

Union, all for unsatisfied judgment; James Elliott Underwood, 2608 St. Joe, Berrien Springs, and Jimmie Dale Reed, route 3, Box 28, Benton Harbor, both for driving while license revoked; i Willie Decker, route 1, Box 439. Fennville, implied consent, refusal to take test to determine alcoholic content: Alvin Martin Leverton, 221 West Parsons, Watervliet, involved in a fatal accident: Frankie Regina Mc-Graw, 426 Bruce, Niles, violation of temporary instruction permit. LICENSES RESTORED Those who lost their licenses for unsatisfactory driving records and had their licenses restored were: Gloria Ann Spik er. route 4, Box 50, Benton Harbor; Frank general delivery, Sodus; Roger Lee Northrop, 3044 Pine Lake, Judy trailer court, New nutta-lo; Willis Davis, route 1, Box 439, Fennvi'le, Daniel James Hebert, 510 Maple, Saugatuck; Arden J.

Reigle, route 3, Marcellus; William Woodrow Oliver, 516 Elkhart, Leo Franklin Griffin, route 1, Box 284, both of Edwardsburg; Robert Eugene Antisdel, 112 Singer, Dowagiac; Mackie Roy Rob-bins, route 1, Box 153, Bangor; Willie Hesechar Inman, 201 South Haven, Daniel Lee Hoffman, route 2, Box 2A, Timothy P--ker, Hartford hotel, all of Hartford; Jerry Glen Whitlock, tiute 2, 157. George Louis "inders, 652 St. Joseph, both of South Htfven; Norene Burns, 205 Prospect, Decatur. UNSATISFACTORY RECORDS Those who lost licenses for unsatisfactory driving records were Dudley Gene Short, 2547 Pipestone, Allan Walkene Gor A1 nam Hopes DETROIT (AP) A member of the Detroit motorcycle club, the Scorpions, is being sought by police on a warrant for attempted murder in the shooting early Tuesday of a Taylor ownship patrolman and a member of a rival motorcycle club. A 19-year-old Taylor man is sought in the shooting of patrolman Freeman Suiter, 26, of Taylor, reported in satisfactory condition in Wayne County Gen -i Prexy Candidates Eyed eral Hospital, and Jesse Laster, WASHINGTON (AP) Dr.

Adriani's premature public disclosure, not drug industry pressure, led tothe withdrawal of an offer to become a top Food and Drug Administration official, a Health Education and Welfare official says. Dr. Roger O. Egeberg, assistant HEW Secretary, said Adri-ani was ruled out by administration officials for displaying "poor judgment" in telling newsmen he had been offered the job when he had not. Coming To Sears Tuesday, Sept.

2nd 5 Days Only On Full olnr SY7 fij 1 QO To Trail Portrait SP Ace imit ta Tears QQ. Ind Child JK. Sears, Roebnck Co. 640 Wnl Main. Brnlon Harbor 33, also of Taylor, listed fair condition Tuesday night.

A second man, was accused in a warrant of assault with intent EAST LANSING (AP)-Three New Yorkers are reported among, the four, candidates for Michigan State University president that have been submitted for consideration by the MSU Board of Trustees. The names were selected by a special screening committee composed of students, faculty and administrative personnel. The four candidates are: Clifton Reginald Whatron vice president Of Agriculture Development Counseling, of New York, son of the former ambassador to Norway. William Bevan, vice-president and provost of John Hopkins University, Baltimore. Dr.

Pellegrino, chairman of the department of medicine of State University of New York at Stony Brook, N.Y Stephen Kemp Bailey, political science professor at Syracuse University. The board is not restricted to picking a president from the list, but if not the committee will be asked to submit a new list. don, 250 North McCord. toward Burnside, 955 Bishop, Louis Rutherford. 1601 Reeder, John Davis, 267 Cornelia, all of Benton Harbor; Lillian Frances Roderick, P.O.

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