Beirut clashes ease after deadly fighting and regional shifts
Sporadic battles in Beirut between Palestinian guerrillas and Lebanese Christian militiamen continued as 38 people were killed and 60 wounded. Egypt’s cabinet resigned while Sadat prepared a new government to tackle domestic crises.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Interior Ministry
Tripoli
Sidon
Phalange Party
Pierre Gemayel
Phalangist
Phalangist Party
Rashid Solh
Solh
Egypt
Hafez Assad
Syria
PLO
Yasir Arafat
Abdel Aziz Hegazy
Xenia Schools to Rebuild After Tornado Damage
Xenia Ohio plans rebuilds for McKinley Simon Kenton and other campuses after last year’s twister. Officials expect bids and contracts totaling nearly 2.9 million for two elementary schools with broader allocations for high and junior high buildings.
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Xenia
Ohio
Carl Adkins
McKinley
Simon Kenton
Adkins
Board of Education
Twister Xenia High
Central Jr. High
Mansfield doctors limit care to emergencies amid malpractice dispute
Seven Mansfield physicians at Mansfield General and People's hospitals refuse elective cases awaiting higher malpractice coverage. Some Toledo doctors and ten Steubenville nurse anesthesiologists may also withdraw elective services as premiums rise. Dr. David Massa says Mansfield seeks 2 million coverage, up from 900 thousand, with premiums near 125 thousand, after a rejected 2 million offer. He warns Ohio cities may face similar issues by July.
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Mansfield, Ohio
Mansfield
Mansfield General
People’s Hospitals
Toledo
Steubenville
Massa
Ohio
Ohio Valley Hospital
Ohio Nursing Shortages Put Patients At Risk
An Ohio Department of Health commissioned 40 page survey warns that nursing homes elderly facilities and mental hospitals rely on aides beyond their capabilities risking patient and staff safety. It notes low RN and LPN staffing on evenings and nights and poor pay and recruitment. Hospitals show new grads handling severe injuries with limited preparation and only 1.2 percent of nurses hold graduate degrees.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Department of Health
Troop 12 Scouts Attend Campout At Camp Hook
Boy Scout Troop 12 sponsored by American Legion Post 218 attended an adult leaders skill campout at Camp Hook. Attendees included Perry McDaniels senior patrol leader Greg Carpenter scribe Roger Holt librarian Scoutmaster Ervin Dalton and Assistant Scoutmaster Harlan Nation. The troop plans to hike the Silver Moccasin Trail near Lebanon this month.
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Boy Scout
American Legion Post 218
Camp Hook
Perry McDaniels
Greg Carpenter
Roger Holt
Ervin Dalton
Harlan Nation
Lebanon
Ford to Speak at Penn Commencement Anniversary
President Ford will address 5,000 graduates at the University of Pennsylvania commencement on May 18. The event marks the 200th anniversary of the 1775 graduation attended by George Washington and members of the Continental Congress.
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Ford
University of Pennsylvania
George Washington
Continental Congress
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