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In 1981, McAuto acquired Bradford Systems and Administrative Services for $11.5 million and began processing medical claims.[5] In 1983, two principals of Bradford who had to come work at McAuto—Joseph T. Lynaugh[citation needed] and Howard L. Waltman[6]—formed the Sanus Corporation, a health maintenance organization that was a wholly owned subsidiary of McDonnell Douglas.[7] In 1986, after McDonnell Douglas reduced its control, Sanus announced a partnership with St. Louis pharmacy chain Medicare-Glaser Corp. to form Express Scripts to provide drugs for the Sanus HMO.