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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 2004
Page
9
A new obstetrics and gynecology practice begins serving Middletown at Hilltop Ob/Gyn. The launch expands local women’s health services with dedicated obstetric and gynecologic care by the Hilltop team.
If unchecked this crisis can raise patients out of pocket expenses and limit access to quality physicians and critical services such as trauma and high risk obstetrics. It may force physicians to retire early move to malpractice friendly states or close shop reducing our community's access to top doctors and services.
Denver's federal courthouse moves toward a paperless flow as the system shifts to full electronic filing. Lawyers face retraining and new equipment needs while clerks prepare training and phased rollout across civil and criminal divisions. The nationwide move began with Ohio in 1996 and aims to provide 24 hour online access to case files with separate accounts for filing and reading.
US Airways passengers faced extensive baggage delays at Philadelphia International Airport with hundreds of unclaimed bags piling up. The airline cited winter storms and sick calls, while officials reviewed the disruption and overseas unions weighed in.
Comair, a Delta subsidiary based at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky airport, canceled 1100 flights on Saturday due to a computer system failure that handles flight assignments. About 30,000 travelers in 118 cities were affected as crews worked to rebook on Delta options amid ongoing weather-related disruptions. The incident followed severe winter weather across Ohio causing additional cancellations and long lines for affected passengers including the Lobuono family.
Geneva UN probe led by Paul Volcker highlights ghost front companies used to hide bribes linked to Saddam Hussein during the 1996 2003 oil for food program. Swiss Liechtenstein and other hubs face records gaps as investigators seek beneficial owners amid kickback networks.
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