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With payday loans, poor get the loans, firms get the payday
On July 2, a 74-year-old Dallas widow named Yvonne Sands received her monthly Social Security check of ,360. Shortly after 7:30 a.m., she withdrew money from the bank and drove off to renew four payday loans with annual percentage rates of about 250 percent to more than 300 percent.
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Several listed as police informants say report is wrong
Several people listed as confidential informants in a leaked intelligence report say the report is wrong and that they are concerned about retribution.
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7 of 8 shooting victims had criminal past
Eight young people who grew up on Buffalo’s streets were gunned down in a hail of bullets last weekend outside City Grill downtown, four of them fatally.
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Report leaked with names of alleged informants leads to complications
Dameon T. Lundy said he could not believe what he was reading when he opened his cell phone messages recently.
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Calendar
Submissions for “Community Calendar” are required two weeks preceding the date of publication. Send to: Mary Ann Bottari, Pioneer Press, 3701 W. Lake Ave., Glenview IL 60026; mbottari@pioneerlocal.com. Information may be faxed to (847) 486-7495.
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Broomfield Enterprise upcoming events — Aug. 5
Upcoming events in and around Broomfield
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Question by richard h: How to keep Medical Records Private?
I know medical records are confidential. But I have a personal condition that I want evaluated without it becoming part of my medical history. I have a history of moderate to heavy alcohol use and want to get my liver function tested and see a liver specialist. When I go to see the specialist, I know I have to be honest about my entire history for him to do a complete exam. What I don’t want is some insurance company coming up 5 or 10 years from now and saying..”you’re an alcoholic and we don’t treat preexisting conditions.” It’s likely the specialist will find nothing wrong with me but I don’t want alcohol abuse to be any part of my medical history. I thought of just going and paying cash so my insurance company would not find out. Any ideas on how to keep a medical condition private. If I’m willing to pay cash it seems it should be my own business. Many of us have private medical things and are fools to think everything is confidential. Please just try and answer my question and keep moral opinions or advice to go to AA out of this. Thanks
I already booked an appt. so they have my name and Dob. I wonder if I just paid cash and did not give them my real social if this would somehow make into my records.

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Answer by Sentinal
Good luck. As a truck driver, they now use the insurance companies to Monitor us. We had to sign a waver that allows the insurance Company to inform the trucking company of all doctors visits that use our insurance. Their excuse, taking medically unfit drivers off the road. Personally, Unless it is a REASON to take the driver off the road, it is none of their damn business.

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Evidence of insider job deals at agency
The independent counsel investigating the Massachusetts Probation Department has found strong evidence that suspended commissioner John J. O’Brien manipulated his agency’s hiring and promotion process to advance applicants with insider support, according to a source familiar with the investigation. Massachusetts – United States Office of the Independent Counsel – United States – Health …
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Question by Melissa L: Are my records from my psychiatrist confidintial?
i was on schizophrenia.com and they have supposidily have research on weed and how it can make you schizophrenic.. but if your using as a teenager aren’t you just self medicating because you don’t feel right. they say schizophrenic drink and do drugs more .. but if records are confidential how do they know?

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Answer by greatgranny
Your records are definitely confidential. However for statistical purposes, without names, they can be used. Schizophrenics should never mix the meds with any other drugs or alcohol.

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