Hospitals Join Forces to Cut Service Duplication in New Castle
Jameson Memorial Hospital and St Francis Hospital approve a joint plan to avoid costly duplication of services. They recall past competition over psychiatric care and stress patient benefits, urging cooperative planning under Health Systems Agency directives.
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Castle
Jameson Memorial Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
New Castle
Health Systems Agency
HSA
Thomas White
Joseph Noviello
Blood drive reaches goal at Jameson Memorial and St. Francis
A cooperative blood drive conducted by Jameson Memorial Hospital and St. Francis Hospital with the Red Cross met its donation goal for the first time. The program began last December and usually takes time to gain momentum as donors share their blood to help others.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
Red Cross
Weekend trips near home highlight Moraine State Park
Suburban editor Don Bodnar highlights nearby adventures such as Moraine State Park with swimming biking fishing and picnicking. The McConnell’s Mill area offers woodsy hiking while Slippery Rock Creek's bewitching boulders pose drowning risk for outsiders.
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Moraine State Park
Mcconnell’s Mill
Lawrence County
Slippery Rock
Refugees plead for U S help and world action
The plight of Vietnamese refugees deepens as governments once condemning the U S for its military effort now turn their backs on those seeking freedom. They refuse to open their borders and offer aid.
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U.S
New Castle News Publishes Local Rates and Editorials
The New Castle News lists home delivery and mail subscription rates and notes staff roles. An op ed piece argues Malaysia should not harm Vietnamese refugees, urging U N involvement and U S leadership to aid resettlement, citing New Haven Journal Courier.
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The
New Castle News
A Matter Of Opinion In Boston Observations
A writer reflects on tough times in Boston including street scenes near shops and the hotel. He recalls four intoxicated youths near the aquarium and meets cab driver Doug Simmons, a Boston University journalism grad and editor of Subway News. Simmons, a freelance writer in rock music, jokes about joining legitimate press.
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Aquarium
Boston
Doug Simmons
Boston University
Subway News
Doug
Taxi Tales and Boston’s Combat Zone Reflections
A cab driver recounts conference chatter with Mike Wallace on 60 Minutes and Greg’s Subway News taxi pieces. He details assaults on Russia, fares to the circus, and a Boston tour from Bunker Hill to the Combat Zone, noting crime and censorship in the city’s history.
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Greg
Boston
Subway
Russia
The
Hous
Bunker Hill
Rhs
Subway News
Ultimatum of Faith: The Vine and the Branches
A sermon urges personal commitment to God citing Jesus I am the vine you are the branches and apart from me you can do nothing It claims true character emerges under pressure the church as fellowship must individually choose to walk through the door of service and live out God’s will.
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Jesus
God
True Church
Dear Dr Graham letter on God's love and justice
A reader argues that all will reach heaven, while Dr Graham responds that the Bible portrays God as loving, just, and holy. The exchange emphasizes belief in Jesus as essential for salvation and warns against selective scripture, urging personal acceptance of Christ.
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DR. Graham
W.B
God
Remember Thy Creator in Youth Poem Fragment
A compact verse urges youth to recall the creator while strength and senses endure. It pictures moonlit hills, bright stars, and fading years as the almond tree turns, urging faith before life’s silver chord breaks and dust returns to earth. The spirit remains God’s claim.
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Yonder Hill
God
Harsh Realities and Obfuscation in International Policy
A reader argues that euphemism and obfuscation distort discourse on crime and totalitarianism. He cites violent crime, Communist party figures, and “mind control” debates to urge clear, hard discussion. He recalls 1938 figures like George Lansbury to illustrate the danger of self-serving diplomacy.
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Gus Hall
American Communist Party
New York Times
Roche
George Lansbury
Corruption of the word dedicated pacifist and appeasement debates
The piece argues that labeling leaders and movements as pacifist or totalitarian hides harsher truths. It critiques Lloyd George era skeptics of war, Henry Wallace’s Cold War stance, and Stalin’s brutal regime, urging clarity over comforting self deception in political discourse. It cites Pope John Paul II and warns against misdefining enemies, urging prudence over cowardice.
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Joe Stalin
Alabama
Scottsboro Boys
Stalin
Henry Wallace
Magadan
Kolyma
Hitler
Mussolini
George Lansbury
Wallace
Truman
F.D.R
Soviet Union
South Vietnam
Poland
John Paul II
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Conn
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Lurie
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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