Help wanted physicians specialists meet county medical need
Lawrence County Medical Society recruitment officials say New Castle area has fair coverage in specialties but faces a coming shortage in primary care. Pediatric and orthopedic openings grow as aging doctors approach retirement, with plans for a new orthopedic group HQ and added staff to manage workload.
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HOB Karlovits
Lawrence County Medical Society
New Castle
A.A. Newmark
Newcastle
Schooion
Newmark
Newrark
Weiner
John Burns
John Corbell
Ralph Markley
Dovtor
Orthopedic Associates
Wxaing
Nevy
Joseph Morello
Livy
Lawrence County
Travis French
French
PIDA Aids Brewery Purchase in Philadelphia Deal
Harrisburg The Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority gave initial approval to a $1 million loan for a Philadelphia beer distributor as part of a $16 million package to buy Schmidt & Son Inc brewery. William H Pflaumer leads the deal. Schmidt's also operates in Cleveland. Drew Lewis, acting for First Pennsylvania Bank as trustee, notes no definite outcome yet amid several offers. PIDA board approved the loan on a 6-3 vote.
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Harrisburg
UFI
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Philadelphia
CG Schmidt & Sons, Inc
William H. Pflaumer
Prrchase
Philadelphis
Rehmidt's
Cleveland
Schmidt's
Drew Lewis
Hird
First Pennsylvania Bank
Urra
Lewis
Pilaumer
PIDA
Trial of Hearst at a standstill in late motion
Patricia Hearst’s trial moved slowly as Judge Diver Carter promised a quick ruling on a motion to suppress key documents from the Symbionese Liberation Army case. FBI testimony and arguments focused on the legality of seizures, with the diary and bank diagram cited as contested evidence.
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Hearst
Can Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
District Court
Diver J. Carter
F. Lew Bailey
FBI
Bailey
U.S
Steele Cangford
William
Worris
Dailey
Miss Hearst
Liberia
Mso
Marysville
Calif
Turley
al Johnson
Tania
Carter
Area school population again drops in Lawrence County
Morrisburg Bureau reports for 1974 76 show county public school enrollments declining again. Total beginning Oct 22 752 stand at 22 752, down 2.6 percent from 1974 73, with elementary 11 080 down 1 3 percent and secondary 11 672 down 3 6 percent from last year. Ten year comparison places 1966 67 total at 24 978.
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Morrisburg
Hahiusburg
Department of Education
Large schools to get share of 58 million funds
Washington reports that about 1,000 large city school systems will share an estimated 58 million dollars in the first year of a new special education program. Payments vary by housing and children count. New York City may receive around 10.5 million, Los Angeles about 8 million, with total benefits anticipated to rise to 64 million next year. The program targets public housing children and reading and math supports. Philadelphia and other cities show multi hundred thousand dollar allocations. A separate Harrisburg note says the Fish and Wildlife Service will survey about 1,000 Pennsylvania hunters and fishers via National Analysts Inc to learn outdoor activity patterns.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Office of Education
Congress
William Stormer
Office of Education
New York City
Wil
Los Angeles
Stormer
Detroit
Atlanta
St. Louis
Dallas
District of Columbia
Boston
Ballimore
Philadelphia
National Analysts, Inc
Pennsylvania
Consent too late ends in death after brain surgery
A Pittsburgh area woman Carol Ann Patterson Schultz, 31, died Wednesday night before a brain operation could be performed to save her life. Her father petitioned a court to force the procedure after she initially refused. The hospital cited a brain aneurysm caused by a weakened artery wall as the cause.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Heroie
Allegheny General Hospital
Carol Ann Patterson Schultz
Brentwood
Schulz
Nicholas Beley
Allegheny County Common Mena Court
House Ethics Panel Granted Broad Leak Probe Powers
The House approved a resolution 321 to 85 giving its Ethics Committee wide powers to investigate the leak of a classified congressional intelligence report to CBS reporter Daniel Schorr. The probe will subpoena witnesses records books and notes to determine how the report on covert CIA operations reached Schorr for publication in Village Voice.
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Washington
UPL
House
Ethics Committee
Congressional Intelligence
CBS
Daniel Schorr
House Intelligence Committee
Schorr
Vaice
New York
Dixie Hollins High School to remain closed after fights
In St. Petersburg Florida Dixie Hollins High School will stay closed until Monday following racial fighting on campus. Eight students were injured and nine others were arrested as administrators and police investigated the disturbances linked to a prior week incident.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
UPI
Dixie Hollins High School
Stanley Monee
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