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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1994
Page
13
System bought Samaritan Medical Center in San Clemente for 27.4 million in April 1993, began in 1989 with a 15 year lease, then ran losses for four years. The 86 bed hospital carries a 23 million mortgage, 4 million paid to California physicians, and faces regulatory noncompliance forcing expensive adjustments amid market shifts.
Samaritan executives say the chain cut 13 million dollars while losing 16 million over five years at the San Clemente hospital, exceeding the flagship Good Samaritan Hospital in Phoenix by 3 million dollars in annual earnings. Former board members report minimal briefing on the arrangement.
Round table action groups will disband after reaching goals with new tasks: public transportation outreach, Kids Voting expansion, and a downtown Performing Arts Center pledge drive. Completed efforts include a public/private partnership workbook, bike task force recommendations, and a policy to spur industrial development via Megacorp.
A group of students run a 24 hour legal hotline at My Sister's Place in Chandler, aiding battered women with legal questions and rights. Caseworkers note many clients fear losing custody, while students plan to practice family law to continue aiding those in need. Victims can call the hotline at 965-0059.
Danvers Massachusetts health poll findings perplex lawmakers and pollsters. Robert Blendon of Harvard cautions polls mix concerns about premiums coverage and overall cost, noting public focus remains on personal health care rather than broad reform. He presented at a national convention outlining how polls can help or hinder Clinton plan passage.
A May 16 1944 countdown frames D Day in a Martin Gilbert analysis. It notes two months of prep and deception as German authorities deport hundreds of thousands of Hungarian Jews to Auschwitz. Four thousand detained daily, many gassed or sent to slave labor in Auschwitz run factories.
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