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The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 42

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jT-tr medical review commttteescarda after eligujilly to re- FISCHER IN Khrushchev flew to Staling ra. grad Saturday to open a ncv have corrected Bomo minor ccive drugs at reduced prices dio reported tt.at lAi-Micri power station. has expired, GofI added. He he would favor violations, cuttmg claims by physicians and druggists in a few instances. TIE FOR CHESS HONORS PREPARE TO SURVIVE flOWa issuing identification cards However, Wedemeyer said ing to a report from Yugo on a monthly or tri-monthly flagrant abuses can't be cf- slavia Saturday, I New Ruies Seek to Halt Medical Care Abuses i State to Crack Down on Physicians and Druggists Who Overcharge Needy i rt a rl withflllt basis rather than annually.

New York TimM Ntwl Servko. NEW YORK With a fourth-Vound victory over Fridrik Olafsson of Iceland in the International Chess Masters Tournament at Bled, Bobby Fischer of New new regulations because vio- 'llLrtiLoma Linda Man LI Will JUl taiumi gram under existing rules. United Stales FcSIcut Shelters w. bta thottof building plant ana! tpacificattont provided by Iho U.S. Government, lor1 Iho Miotl protective, roatonobl and practical yol built.

Protection agaimr BIAST-HEAT-NUCLCAR FALLOUT up it Vi milai of ground lero (point of expiation). living tpac lor ti peopW. Built to wll for $1393.00. Now (or lliort time Only, utl $1195.00. uild your ihtW NOW, you end your family may nood It tomorrawll Thit it LIFE iniuranca AND a property improvement invoilmtnt, Somo tax exemption expected.

1. Clan A Shtltir Government itandarcU 2. Approvtd by local building authorltiet 3. Proved and tatted an the Nevada nuclear tailing Heads Surgeons ischer conducted the white pieces in a Sicilian defense set up by Olafsson. The youthful U.S.

champion was able, to capitalize on a clever combination which netted the exchange and two rooks-versus a queen. Thirty-nine moves were recorded Avhcn the Icelander resigned. CHICAGO (UPI)-Dr. Ad-j York moved up into a three- BY JERRY GILLAM, Time? Sacramento Bureau olph A. Kutzmann of Los way for first place, at of SACRAMENTO New, 2 Over-prescribing Angeles was installed Satur Southland Fraud Cases Put at 5 'About oci of the approximately $20 million spent annually for the care of needy drugs.

He said one doctor in 3-1, with Arthur B. Bisguier of New- York and Ewfim regulations to crack down on physicians and druggists Geller. Soviet Union, accord grounai fibusing the state multi- No mono down ana! Iiii than eOc doy-oii oaoroveel irodil. Wo all build cuilem daiiantd family ahallart. And arou Or cuilam dailnad family ahallart.

And t'ou or persons in Southern Califor-I nia may be in payment of community million-dollar medical care program for needy persons 59 monty aar (amily than Iho tail for individual family thaltaf day as president-elect of thc United States section o' the International College of Surgeons. Kutzmann, associate professor of Urology at Loma Linda University medical school, is a founder-member of the organization's board of urology. are being drafted by the De IMROll NOW FOR COURSI IN DRAFTING TOOL DIE DESIGN Full and Part Tim Claim Monday thru Friday, individual Inttruclion bt.rt Anytime Pay ai You 6a, Wrria Telephone or Call for Detelli. I. A.

CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OP TOOL ENGINEERING AND TICH SCIENCES I'll So. Vermont A. I Rfc. AMUOYED POR VETERANS partment of bocial welfare ill CoJ B. R.

ICllpatrick UNITED STATES SHELTER PLAN VIbsler 1-1178 Stanislaus County was found to have prescribed 100 sleeping pills on three consecutive days to one elderly assistance recipient. 3 Fraudulent claims for drugs or services, which include charges for visits not made, services not rendered or inconsistencies between the diagnosis reported and drugs California's medical care Director J. M. Wedemeyer fraudulent claims, a I Goff, regional director of the State Social Welfare Department, said here. Goff said that the proposed regulations were inspired feaid those found charging excessive fees or over-pre ouivr vvuinira Diva.

L.A. Cat fhii pralactian muil la artvidaaf fealart, naf mltir Ida ajrana launtf. firibing drugs would be pro chiefly by discovery of fraud hibited from further participation in the program un der the revised rules. ulent practices in the Angeles area, which receives 40 of the money spent for the program. program for persons on pub "I He added this punitive action has been endorsed by "H1 r'3 A small number of doctors representatives of the Cali-lornia Medical Assn.

and FOR the California Pharmaceuti lic assistance now expends roughly million in coun-ty-state-federal funds each month. Under a bill passed by the 1961 Legislature to include senior citizens who do not receive state aid. this cost cal Assn. and pharmacists cheat the program by taking advantage of regulations which permit doctors to telephone prescriptions to drug stores rather than have the patients SELECTION SERVICE NATIONAL BRANDS LIBERAL TERMS Both of these professional them in person, he total may double next year, carry according to Wedemeyer. said.

1 ThU lTiprfiral rare nrosrram Patients also sometimes groups, edemeyer said, also plan close scrutiny of ethical issues involved in such violations and the California Physicians Service may conduct spot audits to detect excessive claims for. medical care payments. Cites Three Abuses The new regulations are started in 1957 and county'cheat by using identification COMPLETE MUSIC PACKAGE INCLUDES STEREO PHONO, STAND, 40-RECORDS Motorola stereo pjoiiogfitpj, .99.95 value Given ree Carpet Today to be presented to the State welfare Commission for adoption at its Oct. IS Sund 'Hi Huuca sicrco aioinns vat tit Mobile stand record rack. 79.95 valut total .279.10 OUR ay meeting in For those shopping for carpet Sunday, the Hou.sc of Carpets and Furniture is giving 10 -sq.

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