Hill View Manor projected to end year with positive cash
Hill View Manor chief financial officer Eric Danielson told Lawrence County officials the nursing home will post a positive cash balance by year end and likely avoid county borrowing. He forecast $111,700 as year end cash, noting the $200,000 line item in the 1999 budget would not be used.
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County Nursing Home
Hill View Manor
Lawrence County
Eric Danielson
Danielson
Complete Care Services Inc
Horsham
Hill View
S. Danielson
Tax break vote planned for drug firm in Shenango Township
Lawrence County commissioners scheduled to vote on extending a three year 100 percent tax abatement to five years for a Fortune 500 pharmaceutical project on 16 acres along Route 422 near Shenango Bowl-A-Way. The firm seeks a 150000 square foot facility. ownership lies with Michael and Eleanor Michalesko. No opposition at a public hearing. name withheld pending definite plans.
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Lawrence County
Shenango Township
Route 422
Shenango Bowl-A-Way
Medical movement broadens role of assistants and nurses
Physician assistants and nurse practitioners gain acceptance from doctors and the public. About 24,000 physician assistants and 60,000 nurse practitioners work in the United States. They began in the 1980s to complement doctors and offer lower cost care. Kevin Waskin describes freeing doctors to handle complex cases and performing exams, diagnoses, treatment, and pre and post operative care.
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United States
Kevin Waskin
New Castle Orthopedic Associates
Waskin
Philanthropist Percy Ross Ends Thanks A Million Run
Minneapolis AP reports Percy Ross, the millionaire philanthropist famed for his Thanks A Million columns, has closed his wallet after giving away as much as 30 million dollars. He states he has achieved his goal and is richer in life, with a farewell column distributed this month. The run funded organ transplants, recreational centers, and cash gifts to readers across about 800 newspapers, including the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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Ross
Nancy Webber
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Science fiction writer Marion Zimmer Bradley dies at 69
Berkeley AP reports Marion Zimmer Bradley, renowned author of The Mists of Avalon and the Darkover series, died after a heart attack at age 69. The Mists of Avalon, a 1982 best seller retelling Arthurian legend from a woman’s perspective, highlighted her prolific career.
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Berkeley
Calif
Marion Zimmer Bradley
Avalon
Lished
Earth
Cancer patients sign up for endostatin trials in Boston
Cancer victims phone in as volunteers join the first human trials of endostatin, an experimental drug that shrank tumors in mice. About 1,400 people called to volunteer. 15 to 30 will be selected, all over 17 with solid tumors unresponsive to other treatments.
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Boston
Eller Fewtrell
Fewtrell
David Rosenthal
American Cancer Society
New England
Harvard Medical School
Rosenthal
Dana-Farber/Partners Cancer
East Coast encephalitis kills four in New York spread
An outbreak of encephalitis that has killed four people in New York is spreading down the East Coast. Health officials monitor cases and urge precaution as cases emerge in neighboring states. Local hospitals report patients with similar symptoms seeking care.
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St. Louis
New York
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