Spring story time kicks off at the Pisgah library
The children's department staff Angela Clark and Helen Leukhardt outline a six eight week program starting April 6 at 10 30 in the community room. Themes include Easter pets and tales. Parents may register by phone or in person. no charges. Friends of the Library note Bettie McGinnis becomes president and Ann Baines joins the board. An afternoon tea for Jeannette Niederlander is planned with remarks tomorrow 2 to 4 pm.
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Angela Clark
Helen Leukhardt
Union Township Friends of the Library
Bettie McGinnis
Pisgah
J. Les DuErmit
Ann Baines
Jeannette Nilander
Ms. Niederlander
Franklin Amendment of city parking rules on 72 hour limit
Amendment to city parking regulations to prohibit parking longer than 72 hours in any spot unless posted is on the City Council agenda for 7 30 p m Monday. Also up for authorization is a request for state impacted city aid.
Doctor's battlefield explored by Horowitz and Offen
Steve Horowitz, a young New York City cardiology fellow, recalls the brutal early career hours and dormancy of a medical trainee. The memoir, described as amusing yet poignant, covers his first years in practice and the toll of long weeks.
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Horowitz
Steve Horowitz
Offen
Morrow
New York City
Eastern Medical Center
Calling Dr Horowitz A Inside Look At Medical Life
A review of Horowitzs memoir recounts his medical school days in Mexico and training in New York hospitals. It blends grim hospital scenes with a measured philosophy about death and doctor life, portraying the pressures of rounds and patient care with humane insight.
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Mexico
New York
Magec
Dr. Horowitz
Buffalo Creek Flood Survivors and Lost Community
Kai Erikson examines the 1972 Buffalo Creek disaster in West Virginia, where a flood killed over 100 people and swept away homes and churches. The book argues the tragedy scarred not just structures but the mountain community’s identity and future, urging preservation of communal life in disaster recovery.
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Kai Erikson
Simon & Schuster
Buffalo Creek
Erikson
Commission hires handicapped safety advisors in Ohio regions
Columbus officials announce seven regional offices of the Industrial Commission will hire handicapped individuals as safety advisors. Chair William W. Johnston stated the program will place workers in Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Cambridge Dayton Toledo and Youngstown. Division superintendent Philip Workman confirmed the plan as part of safety improvement efforts.
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Columbus, Ohio
The
Industrial Commission
Division of Safety
William W. Johnston
Philip Workman
Columbus
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Cambridge
Dayton
Toledo
Youngstown
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McBain
Herbert Dare
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Bernstein
Eden
Sampson Maureen
Lorrimer
Seventh Avenue
Ansell
Black Sunday
Harris
Lamour
Aronson
McGready
Tresillian
Hall Spandau
Speer
Smith
Spark
Carroll Lond
Far Island
Hoir
Black Oaks
Carter
Higgins
Clark
Rogers Curtain
Christie Audrey Rose
Stone
Moody
Myrer
Carrie
King Liliane
Irwin Sybil
Schreiber
the Listener
Gill
Realms OF Gold
Drabble Project Blueprint
Steiger the
Golden Sovereigns
Carew
Linn Caro
Packer Where
Franklin Parking
China
Doctor’s
Commission
Reed-Klopp Furniture
Reed-Klopp
Central Ave
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