Lifesaving squads taught to live up to name
Canton native Jack Liberator leads a state program to upgrade Ohio emergency squads beyond basic first aid. The 40 hour advanced training, supported by state and fire departments, trains 500 squads with 30 instructors, aiming to better handle heart attacks, births, and specialized cases like laryngectomy patients.
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Barbara Froehlich
Columbus, Ohio
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Liberator
Columbus
Ohio Trade and Industrial Education Services
State Department of Education
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Emergency squads revival task handed to him in 1958
A revived effort targets Ohio’s 500 emergency squads, a project entrusted to a key official in 1958. The move aims to modernize response networks, align funding, and standardize training across municipalities. The plan anticipates expanded coverage and faster crisis response.
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Show Must Go On At Rochester Auto Show
A participant sustained minor injuries in an automobile accident yet kept a morning appointment to reign at Rochester's 45th annual Auto Show.
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