New phleborheograph aids clot detection at Logan clinic
The first production model of a phleborheograph for detecting blood clots in leg veins and arteries has arrived at Kachelmacher Memorial Varicose Vein Clinic at Hocking Valley Community Hospital in Logan. The device, from Grass Equipment Co., serves clinic and hospital patients and is noninvasive and painless.
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Kachelmacher Memorial
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Alfonso Y. Gay
Logan
John J. Crawley
Nils Kachelmacher
Kachelmacher Memorial Inc
Kachelmacher
Jamie Riggs
Logan Rt. 1
Watchdog Force of Paris Accords Leaves Vietnam
Polish and Hungarian delegates to the International Commission of Control and Supervision have departed Saigon, ending the watchdog agency created by the January 1973 Paris cease-fire. Iran and Indonesia left earlier. AP reporters awaited the departure with revolutionary officials as communications between Saigon and New York remained erratic.
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Saigon
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Paris
Iran
Indonesia
Associated Press
George Esper
Peter Arnett
New York
Laos Coalition Fear of Communist Takeover Grows
U S officials fear Pathet Lao efforts to seize Laos government while Prince Souvanna Phouma's coalition may endure. Five pro American Lao ministers reportedly resigned. South Vietnam and Cambodia receive mixed signals as regional tensions rise and protests occur. Weather brief follows with Mother's Day forecast.
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Pathet Lao
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Vientiane
Route 13
State Department
Hanoi
New York-Saigon
Saigon
Indochina
Thailand
United States
Bangkok
Pramarn Adireksarn
U.S
America
Radio
Seoul
Tan Son Nhut
Control Commission
Logan Elks Lodge launches youth recognition program
Logan Elks Lodge introduces a quarterly youth recognition program aligned with National Youth Month in May. Awards honor individuals or groups for community service, with four quarterly winners and an overall 1975 winner to be named at a May banquet. nominations open to schools scouts 4 H clubs and the public.
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Logan Elks Lodge
Bill West
Elks Project Committee
West
Roger Hinerman
George Yeknich
Congress Nears Final Passage on Deficit Budget Plan
Congress moves toward final passage of a comprehensive deficit budget totaling 367 billion dollars in spending with an 68.8 billion dollar deficit, about 11.4 billion more in spending than President Ford proposed, while Treasury Secretary Simon cautions over the debt outlook and notes administration flexibility.
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Congress
Ford
Senate House Conference Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
House
Senate
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Pleasant Weather Dominates Nation With Scattered Showers
Pleasant spring weather spread across much of the country with only widely scattered showers. Temperatures continued to moderate with readings in the 50s. The Associated Press notes fair conditions prevailing in many areas.
Ohio Farm Bureau Warns of Tax Hike Under School Fund Formula
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation warns a Senate subcommittee plan tying state aid to local school support could double rural land taxes within five years. Dean Simeral says the measure would press farmers, who own most rural land, to raise millages, with Southeast Ohio hit hardest as tax bases are lower. The bill would guarantee 48 dollars per pupil per operating mill for the first 20 equalized mills and 42 dollars per pupil per mill for 20 to 30 mills, with districts needing at least 22 mills to receive funds.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Dean Simeral
Federation
Senate
Simeral
Ohio
Limeral
Doctor Walkouts Spread From California Across States
In San Francisco AP report, doctors protest malpractice insurance costs spreading in Northern California. Over 100 interns at Los Angeles King Hospital vote to maintain a strike until care quality demands are met. County officials plan suspensions for absentees. nurses may strike in solidarity. Senior physicians urge immediate premium freezes and note potential nationwide actions including Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Oregon, and New York.
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San Francisco
California
Martin Luther King Hospital
Los Angeles
Louis Simpson
Dan Grindell
Kenneth Hahn
Sanford Marcus
The
Union of American Physicians
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Arizona
Marcus
Argonaut Insurance Co
Marin
Alameda
Contra Costa
Parent Meetings Set At Central West Schools
Meetings at Central and West elementary schools set for 7 30 p m Tuesday for parents of kindergartners in 1975 76. Central room on third floor front entrance. West in the gym. Orientation covers screening assessment and remediation for pre kindergarten children. Parents urged to attend.
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Central
West Elementary
Central Elementary
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