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How do you contact John Boehner?

The Speaker also has a Congressional Office at 1011 Longworth H.O.B., Washington D.C., 20515. The telephone number for this office is 202-225-6205.\nIn addition, he maintains an office in Butler County at 7969 Cincinnati-Dayton Road, Suite B, West Chester, OH, 45069, with telephone number 513-779-5400. He has another office in Miami County at 12 South Plum Street, Troy, OH, 45373, with telephone number 937-339-1524. Residents of Ohio’s 8th District may use the toll-free number 800-582-1001.

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Who is eligibile for the Colorado Medicaid Program?

For additional information on eligibility requirements, the Medicaid Customer Contact Center can be contacted on 1-800-221-3943 (or TDD 1-800-659-2656) as of 2015.Some of the benefits available to eligible individuals include dental services, emergency care, outpatient care, maternity care, prescription drugs and rehabilitative services, as stated on the official Colorado Web portal.

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What does the term "statutory body" mean?

The Collins English Dictionary defines a statutory body as a group that considers evidence and makes judgments in some field of activity such as transportation, commerce, energy, gaming and conservation. The extent of authority of statutory bodies is governed by the entity that created them.\nThe state of Queensland in Australia states a statutory body is established by an act, controls funds and includes people appointed by a governor or minister. The government entity or department that creates the statutory body is not a part of that same entity or department.\nA statutory body gives advice..

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How do you figure out your possible payout based on your impairment rating?

The impairment ratings that physicians assign to injuries partly determine the level of compensation that affected workers receive, according to The Law Dictionary. Impairment ratings range from 100 percent, which indicates total impairment, to 0 percent, which indicates complete healing. Physicians typically compute the final ratings after injured workers attain maximum medical improvement. State regulations establish the correlation between these ratings and workman's compensation wages; the wages are multiplied by the time that injuries take to heal, and the results form one part of th..

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Is Valerie Jarrett, one of President Obama's advisors, a Muslim who was born in Iran?

Jarrett's father, an American-born U.S. citizen, worked as the chair of pathology at Nemazee Hospital in Shiraz for six years in the late 1950s and early 1960s. When Valerie Jarrett was 5 years old, her parents returned to the United States, and they have not visited Iran since. Jarrett accepted the job of White House Senior Advisor on Jan. 20, 2009, at the beginning of the Obama administration. As of 2015, she holds the position of Senior Advisor to the President of the United States.

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How do you get a birth certificate in Washington, D.C.?

Immediate family members (mother, father, sister or brother) can request and obtain a copy of a birth certificate. Other family members, such as an aunt, uncle or grandparent, cannot access a birth certificate unless the record is public, or certain approval guidelines as established by the Department of Health have been met. Birth records become public 100 years after a person's date of birth, and the Vital Records Division has records dating back to 1874.\nIf an amendment, correction or change needs to be made to a birth certificate, the District of Columbia statute has provisions for o..

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What are the different types of patrols?

A combat patrol is a group with a substantial size and amount of resources assigned to raid or trap a specific enemy or enemies, but it differs from an attack since it does not remain on ground. A clearing patrol is a relatively small group sent around a newly occupied location to safeguard the immediate area. A reconnaissance patrol is a small group whose objective is to gather information, and generally try to avoid contact with the target. A standing patrol, also known as observation post/listening post, is a static group whose intent is to provide early warning or to safeguard some geograp..

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What are the Gangster Disciples 16 Laws?

GD founder Larry Hoover was born Nov. 30, 1950 in a small town in Mississippi. He moved with his family to Chicago in the late 1950s. Throughout his youth, Hoover was involved with various gangs, including the Devil's Disciples and the Black Disciples. Hoover formed the Gangster Disciples in 1974 while in the early years of his life sentence for committing murder.\nWhile imprisoned, Hoover was in regular correspondence with his gang. As its Chairman, he handed down 16 laws to the gang members. These guiding principles actually read more like a pledge. In them, GD members swear to not disr..

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How do you gain access to Canadian military service records?

Open military records include World War I court martials, Royal Canadian Navy service ledgers, digital personnel service files for the Canadian Expeditionary Force, and soldier diaries from World War I. The project to digitize records is ongoing, as of 2015, and individuals can request copies of any files not available in the digital database. The organization uploads new documents biweekly.\nTo submit a request for restricted records, download the Application for Military Service Information form and submit it via mail or fax, or send a written letter with the full name of the service member ..

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What are the eligibility requirements for Medicaid?

The qualification level varies by state, and partially depends on whether the state participates in expanded Medicaid or not. If the state does participate, then the qualification is at least 133 percent of the federal poverty level and below. In other words, a family of four with a modified adjusted gross income of $32,252.50 in 2015 would qualify in states with expanded Medicaid.\nThe requirements also vary depending on who is in need of coverage. There is usually a higher income limit for children than there is for adults. For example, in California in 2015 adults who need assistance must m..

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