I'm Just A Rubber Stamp Psychiatrist Quits Linn Center
Dr. Harold Rothermel resigned the day he was hired July 3 as Linn Corp staff psychiatrist in Norwalk and Sandusky. He accused the program of being medically nonprofessional and controlled by non specialists, saying no psychiatrist was consulted and the plan lacked proper diagnosis and care continuity. The piece notes Yong Kim’s June 30 resignation, Swingle's dual roles, and the hiring of Dr. Efran Pali to begin seeing patients as a part time provider.
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Harold Rothermel
George F. Linn Corp
The
Reflector
Rothermel
Sandusky
648 Board
Ohio
Larry Hadley
Norwalk
Yong Kim
Kim
Mental Health Society
Linn Corp
Hadley
Helen Woodworth
Reese Wineman
Robert Klenk
Michael Swingle
Columbus
Swingle
Southwest Ohio
Wineman
Nancy Adolph
Adolph
Efran Pali
Bowling Green
Pali
No Passing Bypassing the Bypass In Wheat Field Ride
A contrast in transportation styles appears as three girls ride through a sunlit wheat field on a Wednesday afternoon. Margaret Chang, 15, and Michelle Chang, with Kim Reveglia, 12, lead the way on horseback while others opt for a field path over pavement.
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Margaret Chang
Michelle Chang
Kim Reveglia
Paul Stafford
Buckeye State telecommunication strike winds down
Croc strikers return to work across Ohio as AT&T and Ohio Bell employees resume duties in Cleveland Dayton and Columbus. CWA members join nationwide sympathy action after nine Nashville workers were suspended.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Buckeye
At&t
Cleveland
Dayton
Ohio Bell
Columbus
Communications Workers of America
Telephone Company
Nashville
Tenn
Weather forecast and notes on births deaths
Showers and thundershowers end tonight with lows near 60. Partly cloudy Friday with highs in the upper 70s and a 40 then 20 percent chance of rain. Winds mainly south to west at 10 to 20 mph. Temperatures Wednesday 80 to 56 with trace precipitation. Births listed for Norwalk New London and Willard area hospitals. Death noted for Agnes T Pflieger, 83, Monroeville. An historical remark about Emperor Jahangir and fishing humor.
Crash Kills Milan Man on Ohio 6 at Risden Road
A Milan man, Thomas J. Hanlon, 24, died in a crash on Ohio 6 at Risden Road. Vermilion residents David A. Kramer, 16, and Cynthia E. Hancock, 16, were injured. Kramer in fair condition, Hancock treated and released. Kramer failed to stop at a stop sign, striking Hanlon’s westbound car. no citations given as police investigate.
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Milan
Vermilion
Ohio
Risden Road
Thomas J. Hanlon
Milan Manor Drive
Lorain Community Hospital
David A. Kramer
Cynthia FE. Hancock
Kramer
Miss Hancock
Ohio 6
State Highway Patrol
Hanlon
Man Loses Leg To Train Car In Willard
Paul Austin a 43 year old car inspector and 25 year B and O veteran was hit by a 60 ton boxcar in the Willard yard. He was in fair condition at Mansfield General Hospital after an ambulance transfer from Willard Area Hospital following the 7 15 p m accident. Trainmaster Robert Sell noted Austin had finished checking a car and was crossing to inspect another when struck by the boxcar rolling downhill toward the classification yard. The mechanical department of the B and O railroad is investigating.
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Willard
Paul Austin
Mansfield General Hospital
Willard Area Hospital
Mansfield
Robert Sell
Austin
Sell
Mechanical Department
B & O Railroad
House Rejects Move to Impeach U N Ambassador Young
The House voted 293 to 82 to table Rep. Larry McDonald's impeachment effort over U N Ambassador Andrew Young's comments about political prisoners. Speaker O'Neill cautioned Young could have chosen restraint, while McDonald and Symms criticized Young as misinformed and pro Soviet.
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Washington
UPI
U.N
Andrew Young
United States
Larry McDonald
D-Ga
Jim Wright
Texas
House
Wright
McDonald
Young
Faulty Pap Tests Spark Wide U.S. Probe
UPI reports Center for Disease Control experts will review thousands of Pap test slides from the Air Force contracts with Automated Medical Services of Ohio Inc. The Mansfield firm, run by Dr Raymond J. Thabet, faces a grand jury probe for misclassification and irregularities in about 640,000 tests over five years. Metzenbaum urges full investigation beyond the Air Force. Air Force bases nationwide.Further retesting of 32,000 slides to be completed by September with follow up reexaminations for affected women.
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Cleveland
UPI
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
U.S. Air Force
Howard Metzenbaum
D-Ohio
Metzenbaum
Mansfield
Ohio
Air Force
Automated Medical Services of Ohio Inc
Richland County
Raymond J. Thabet
FBI
James R. Williams
Williams
U.S
William Cowan
Department of Justice
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Interstate Commerce
Justice Department
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Linn Center
Croc
United Press International
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Ma Bell
C&p
Pic Wagner
London
UPS
Lesley Brown
Patrick Steptoe
Cambridge University
Robert Edwards
Chicago
Morris
Nine Lives
Bob Martwick
Wayne
Catherine Smith
Fisher-Titus
Glen
Victoria Miller
New London
Good Samaritan
Lorenzo
Cirila Nunez
Agnes T. Pflieger
Monroeville
Jahangir
India
William E. Clayton
Thomas O'Neill
O'Neill
Andy
Ambassador Young
America
United Nations
Steven Symms
Idaho
Soviet Union
Symms
Carter
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