Men arrested after attacks on two houses

* CRIMINAL DAMAGE - Brockholes, May 13. Man arrested after scaffolding pole was used to damage windows of vehicle and to smash house living room window. Meltham, May 17. Man arrested and charged after damage caused to house door. May 15. Outer pane of double-glazed bedroom window smashed. Central Garage, Concord Street, Honley, May 16. Raiders cut mesh fence to get into yard area, but there was no other damage or theft. New Mill, May 11. Vandal threw stone damaging stained glass window above front door. Holmfirth, May 11. Group of teenagers seen pulling out stones from dry stone wall badly damaging it. Netherthong, May 13. Vandal smashed solar panels on temporary traffic lights. Wooldale Co-op, Springwood Road, Thongsbridge, May 15. Vandal pulled down guttering from back of shop badly damaging same. Thongsbridge, electricity sub station, Luke Lane, May 14. Raider forced entry through locked and secure front door, but nothing stolen. Holmfirth High School, May 16. Vandal damaged wall of portable cabin in school grounds.

A 2008 report by the Deloitte Center for Health Solutions estimated that 750,000 Americans so Light health care overseas in 2007 and predicted that, the number would rise to 6 million by 2010, estimates that turned out to be "grossly inflated," said Dr. Arlen Meyers of MedVoy in Denver. Many businesses that jumped into the low-barrier-entry industry back then are searching for new business models today, Meyers said. Although the industry is so fragmented that no one knows for sure how big it is, a more accurate estimate is that about 50,000 to 60,000 Americans are traveling abroad for health care each year, he said.Although he has fielded calls from patients inquiring about domestic packages, spurring him to explore the idea with some U.S. dental providers. Kuzin decided against adding domestic options. "The costs sayings isn't there," he said. "The benefits are not overwhelmingly convincing."

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