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137. Method of issuance of social security account numbers. 138. Payments by employer to disabled former employee. 139. Termination of coverage of registrars of voters in Louisiana. 140. Computation of income of American ministers and members of religious orders performing services outside the "United States. 141. Modification of State agreements with respect to certain students and certain part-time employees. 142. Benefits in case of certain individuals interned during World War II. 143. Modification of agreement with West Virginia to provide coverage for certain policemen and firemen. 144. Perfecting amendments related to the 20-percent increase provision enacted in Public Law 92-336. 145. Elimination of duration-of-relationship requirements in certain cases involving survivor benefits (where insured's death was accidental or occurred in line of duty while he was a serviceman).

TITLE II—PROVISIONS RELATING TO MEDICARE, MEDICAID, AND MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH Sec. 201. Coverage for disability beneficiaries under Medicare. Sec. 202. Hospital insurance benefits for uninsured individuals not eligible under transitional provision. Sec. 203. Amount of supplementary medical insurance premium. Sec. 204. Change in supplementary medical insurance premium. Sec. 206. Automatic enrollment for supplementary medical insurance. Sec. 207. Incentives for States to establish effective utilization review procedures under Medicaid. See. 208. Cost-sharing under Medicaid. Sec. 209. Medicaid conditions of eligibility for certain employed families. Sec. 210. Payment under Medicare to individuals covered by Federal employees health benefits program. Sec. 211. Payment under Medicare for certain inpatient hospital and related physicians' services furnished outside the United States. Sec. 212. Optometrists' services under Medicaid. Sec. 213. Limitation on liability of beneficiary where Medicare claims are disallowed. Sec. 221. Limitation on Federal participation for capital expenditures. Sec. 222. Demonstrations and reports; prospective reimbursement; extended care; intermediate care and homemaker services; ambulatory surgical centers; physicians' assistants; performance incentive contracts. Sec. 223. Limitations on coverage of costs under Medicare. Sec. 224. Limits on prevailing charge levels. Sec. 225. Limits on payment for skilled nursing home and intermediate care facility services. Sec. 226. Payments to health maintenance organizations. Sec. 227. Payment under Medicare for services of physicians rendered at a teaching hospital. Sec. 228. Advance approval of extended care and home health coverage under Medicare. Sec. 229. Authority of Secretary to terminate payments to suppliers of services. Sec. 230. Elimination of requirement that States move toward comprehensive Medicaid programs. Sec. 231. Repeal of section 1902(d) of Medicaid. Sec. 232. Determination of reasonable cost of inpatient hospital services under Medicaid and under maternal and child health program. Sec. 233. Amount of payments where customary charges for services furnished are less than reasonable cost. Sec. 234. Institutional planning under Medicare. Sec. 235. Payments to States under Medicaid for installation and operation of claims processing and information retrieval systems. Sec. 236. Prohibition against reassignment of claims to benefits. Sec. 237. Utilization review requirements for hospitals and skilled nursing homes under Medicaid and under maternal and child health program. Sec. 238. Notification of unnecessary admission to a hospital or extended care facility under Medicare. Sec. 239. Use of State health agency to perform certain functions under Medicaid and under maternal and child health program. Sec. 240. Relationship between Medicaid and comprehensive health care programs. Sec. 241. Program for determining qualifications for certain health care personnel.