Local Groups Receive 1980 Human Development Grants
The Social Action Department of Catholic Charities in Youngstown announced 1980 Campaign for Human Development grants totaling 10500 dollars. Awards include 4000 to International Institute of Youngstown, 1500 to Champion Community Senior Housing, 2000 to Ceramic City Senior Citizens Council East Liverpool, 1500 to Crafts Project Youngstown, and 1500 to Community Resource Center East Liverpool. The education program supports underprivileged adults, senior activities, self employment via crafts, and barrier free access for handicapped seniors.
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Social Action Department
Catholic Charities
Campaign For Human Development
Catholic Charities Advisory Board
International Institute of Youngstown
Champion
Ceramic City Senior Citizens Council
East Liverpool
United States
Catholic Bishops
National Campaign For Human Development
Youngstown Diocesan Campaign for Human Development Grants
In Youngstown the diocese allocates 75 percent of funds to the national Campaign for Human Development and 25 percent for local grants. Applications for 1981 funding open October 1980, with details to be published. inquiries can be directed to Sister Betty Landry at 744-8451.
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National Campaign For Human Development Office
Campaign For Human Development
Betty Landry
Howland Woman Among Ohio Osteopathic Medicine Pioneers
Joan Resatka of Howland is among Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine’s first graduates. She will start a July internship at Grandview Hospital Dayton and plans to practice internal medicine. She earned a BA in microbiology from Ohio State and participated in Alpha Lambda Delta and Scarlet and Gray programs.
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Joan Resatka
Howland
Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine
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Doris Resatka
Hoffman Circle
Grandview Hospital
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Resatka
Ohio State University
Alpha Lambda Delta
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CPR Knowledge Saves Lives Continues On Page One
Paramedics battled to insert an intravenous line while Bassett and Seitz applied CPR techniques learned in a dedicated course. The scene showcased trained responders staying calm and acting swiftly to stabilize the patient during an emergency, underscoring CPR’s life saving value.
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Seitz
Hillside Honored With Flag Day Ceremony And CPR Heroics
W F W Warren Post 1090 held a flag raising at Hillside Hospital to rededicate the flag first raised in 1929. A nine person color guard and local officials attended. Earlier, paramedics revived a man with fibrillator shocks and heart compressions, later transported to Warren General. Bassett and Seitz received a Golden Deed award for lifesaving.
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Seitz
Warren General
Howland
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Maple Ave
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Niles McKinley
William Thorp
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