Hospitals Study Home Health Plan In Norwalk
Fisher-Titus and Bellevue hospitals study releasing patients early to Blue Cross Blue Shield backed home health care to cut costs. Plan would use Huron County Home Health Agency for in home visits, with three visits per day of discharge in Erie County style, and could reach Norwalk by late summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hobson
Fisher-Titus
Bellevue
Erie County
Blue Cross- Blue Shield
Northwest Ohio
Norwalk
Richard Westhofen
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Huron County Home Health Agency
Imelda Lodermeier
Huron County Health
Howard Sparks
Westhoven
William Eikost
Northwest
Ohio
Weidthofen
Sylvia Porter
Blue Cross Digest
Blue Cross
Porter
Blue Shield
Toledo
ERA supporters plan Washington march after Illinois defeat
Supporters of the Equal Rights Amendment vow new action after Illinois defeat. Mary Selvas says a vigorous strategy includes a July 9 march on Washington sponsored by the National Organization for Women and efforts to mobilize labor support before the 1979 deadline.
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Chicago
UPI
Illinois
Washington
Mary Selvas
ERA
National Organization For Women
Montauk Captain Sets Out to Find Great White Shark
Capt John Sweetman left Montauk harbor at sunrise pledging to hunt the two ton Great White he harpooned Friday and lost 13 hours later when the line broke. Carl Darenberg of Montauk Marine Basin said Sweetman still had his harpoon in hand and held about a fifty percent chance of locating the mammoth fish that dragged his boat 14 miles through the Atlantic.
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Montauk, L.I
UPI
John Sweetman
Montauk Harbor
Carl Darenberg
Montauk Marine Basin
Sweetman
Darenberg
Atlantic Ocean
Montauk
Long Island
Locust invasion threatens Iran and Lebanon grain crops
UPI reports locust swarms from Ethiopia and Somalia move into Iran risking large Khuzestan and Hormozgan fields. Rice crops near harvest face severe damage as officials warn of potential food shortages in the Horn of Africa spillover to the Middle East.
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United Press International
Horn of Africa
Middle East
Iran
Lebanon
Tehran
Ethiopia
Somalia
Khuzestan
Hormozgan
Boy 15 Charged as Adult in Park Stabbing and Babysitter Slaying
In Omaha a 15-year-old boy emerged from bushes in a city park and stabbed a 9-year-old girl who was injured, then killed her 14-year-old babysitter who intervened. The suspect was booked as an adult on first-degree murder. motive not released.
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Omaha, Neb
UPI
Clash risks as Nazi rally faces counter demo in Skokie
Chicago police stand by for possible confrontation as hundreds prepare for a Nazi rally at the Kluczynski Federal Building plaza at 4:30 p.m. Sunday while Black groups plan a counter demonstration. In Albuquerque, a fire at a small apartment complex drew a crowd after no one called the fire department for over an hour.
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Chicago
UPI
Skokie
National Socialist Party of America
Kluczynski Federal Building
Albuquerque, N.M
Phil Silva
Albuquerque Fire Department
Weather and obituaries for June 24 1978
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with showers or thundershowers possible. Lows tonight in the upper 50s, highs Sunday mid 80s, with 20 percent tonight and 40 percent Sunday. South winds near 10 mph. Friday temperatures 76 and 56. Trace precipitation Friday. Sunrise 5 55 a m Sunset 9 05 p m. Death Dorothea Jenkins Norwalk. Casey Jones real name John Luther Jones.
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Dorothea Jenkins
Norwalk
Worker Dead In California Factory Blast
A series of explosions at the Norac Chemical Co plant in Azusa California leveled the facility killing one man and injuring ten others. Firefighters from multiple agencies battled flames for 22 hours as the blaze sent a 300 foot plume into the night sky and damaged nearby businesses and homes. Wayne Williams 50 of Baldwin Park an employee injured suffered severe burns and was hospitalized along with eight others in satisfactory or minor condition.
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Azusa
Calif
Los Angeles County
West Covina
Covina
LaVerne
San Fernando Valley
Glendale
Burbank
John Gleason
Norac
Wayne Williams
Baldwin Park
USC Medical Center
Kucinich Vows Fight Against Recall Vote
Cleveland mayor Dennis Kucinich fights recall after Cleveland City Council validates 39,000 signatures, more than required, setting up a possible August recall election. He vows to contest the move and reunite the city. Hongisto's firing sparked the dispute, driving a bitter clash with the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Langeorge
Cleveland
UPI
Dennis Kucinich
Kucinich
City Hall
Edward Feighan
Popular
Richard Hongisto
Hongisto
San Francisco
Guerrillas Massacre 13 In Rhodesia
Thirteen whites including a one month old baby were killed by black guerrillas at the Elim Pentecostal Mission in the Vumba mountains near Rhodesia's eastern border. The attack left three men two women seven girls and the infant dead. All victims were white missionaries and their families. Names withheld pending notice to next of kin. The mission runs a private black coeducational high school with about 250 students.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
UPI
Elim Pentecostal
Vumba
Cheltinham
England
Collins Trucker Escapes Injury In Train Wreck
Collins man William L. Claus, 40, escaped injury Friday when a Norfolk and Western freight train struck his tractor-trailer at a crossing. The trailer was dragged 2,492 feet before the cab separated, allowing Claus to walk away uninjured and he was cited for failing to obey railroad signals.
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Collins
William L. Claus
Norfolk and Western
Claus
Huron County Tentative Budget Proposes 8 Percent Increase
County Administrator Edward Still unveiled a 7.7 million dollar budget for 1979, an eight percent rise over the current year, with a public hearing set for Thursday at 2 p.m. in the county administration building. The plan omits recent funding requests from groups such as Services for the Aging, the Bicentennial Steering Committee, and the Norwalk Public Library, among others, and lists various fund allocations with 1978 figures in parentheses.
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Dick Hobson
Huron
Edward Still
Still
Milan Avenue
Huron County
John Elmlinger
Firelands Historical Society
Norwalk
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Milwaukee
William Piotrowski
Piotrowski
Earl Kilgore
Kilgore
Casey Jones
John Luther Jones
California
Jon Schwarzentrab
Huron River
Paul Stafford
Collins Trucker
Christie Lane School
Erie-Huron Community Action Council
The
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District Health Board
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