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Show Page 10 HILL TOP TIMES Novt !Jflber ALL ABOUT MEDICARE Utah Offirn. AF to Distribute Pamphlet To Dependents in December PARADE " Sfir LI D AY o iPlif VALUES H A FEW OF THE MANY GIFT IDEAS YOU'LL FIND AT OUR STORE CHRISTMAS TREE STAND 6-P- C. STEAK KNIFE SET . DntyWithttTya,1 of The Air Force will distribute early in December a Department of tu me wives ana otner dependents of its personnel "7': ponipuicu iiuw iucy my ooiain meaicai treatment under the JJe- i.iucui.a iTxcuicai are Act oeginning uecember 7. Ihe Dependents' Medical Care .Act was passed by the 84th Con- treated. DeDendents hosnifalized in a. c gress and signed into law by Presi- vilian dent Eisenhower on June 7. It facility will pay directly to makes medical care for dependents the hospital either $1.73 per day of active duty, deceased and retired or $25, whichever is greater, with members of the uniformed services tne government paying the balance a "right" of the dependents instead of the hospital bill plus the doctor's of the privilege it had been before. fees. Dertendents hnsnitalizfid in a $1.75 per Several points of dependent military facility pay only medicare information stressed in aay. AH dependents will receive a the pamphlet are: Authorization for Dependents' Only a spouse (wife or depend- Medical Care identification card ent husband) and children of active (DD Form 1173) before July 1, duty service personnel may receive 10r"i7. The card will list, all mpmhprs government paid civilian hospitali- of a service family eligible for zation and limited civilian outpamedical ca.ro. and show tient treatment. All service denend- - which ones are eligible for civilian ents may receive outpatient treatwill Dependents ment at military facilities, how- hospitalization. identifv t.hpmsplvfis hv thoir Do. ever. pendents identification Card (DD Spouses and children generally rorm tm) until they receive the have free choice between civilian new medicare identification. In and military hospitalization. De- most cases, the service memW pendents choosing civilian treat- will apply for his family's identiment are advised to ask civilian fication card, but dependents living doctors whether they have agreed apply directly separately to accept the government's local through themayserviceman's schedule of fees before being OS? 30 Lt. Charles W Wiwn.:. I Jones. ,J dWy,t5 ported for FT4J n Join AFB. A flying officer been mnj of the flight. to th. He at Ufah in Logan sSrASESSSg where a Dree inbusl ' . T,f .T- tember 1955. at Laredo 'J6: Zl TT AFB, Te "V? toHm?,1 reported SS3 W ClmmnnHc fatanAin WTO VI? TI?niTIT?'TC Thnmac Til J. AkXJAli IT IIUIIIUU f U'llllHUlIua OVUllUlllgy J,iUUI Air Weather Service at Andrews AFB, Washington, D. C. supervises three forecasters as they work on a problem. The three, (left to right) Lt. Edward M. Linn, MSgt. Gene C. Giles and Capt. Vernon M. Robbins. were among six weathermen attending a five-da- y weather workshop at Hill AFB. M. m.,-- AA A- - .a. Mr and Mrs. of Ogden. The lieutenant 5 wife now reside w Homes j n!u aauter, nie Jear . I" 7 Weather Studied At Workshop Held at Hill AFB Possible effects of winds on t.ho e weather picture at Hill AFB was the subject of a recent weather workshop, held here for. six forecasters from western AF bases. Mr. Thomas H. Simmnnds fmm long-rang- the Air Weather Services' sfipn- tific services division at. A AFB, Washington, D. C. conducted the seminar. He is currently on tour of AF bases throughout the country holdiner similar worKsnops. 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