New Care Hikes Cost In Hospital
A reminiscence by Wilhelmina, hospital administrator, contrasts 1959 hospital bills with today. She notes shorter stays due to medical advances, skyrocketing costs for lifesaving equipment, drugs, and lab tests, and rising drug prices, while some old medicines decline in price. Nonprofit hospitals report mixed year-end results, with deficits and surpluses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Syracuse
United Hospital Fund
New Yome City
New York Times
Washington
Jewish Hospital
St. Louis
Herald- Journal
St. Joseph’s
Good Shepherd
State University Medical School
General Hospital
Syracuse Memorial
Cell Door Wounds Officer in Station Block Incident
Patrolman Wesley Spinks aged 58 from Central Square suffered a deep cut to his left hand when attempting to close a cell door in the police station block. He was transported to St. Joseph's Hospital where eight stitches were required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Wesley Spinks
Central Square
St. Joseph's Hospital
Halloran Ousted From Buffalo AFL-CIO Council Board
A former state official, Charles W. Halloran, was declared ineligible for the Buffalo AFL-CIO Council executive board and lost its endorsement for city council president. John Roberts, Grain Elevator Employes Local 1286 president, was appointed to the board as Halloran’s chair was vacated. The council endorsed Chester C. Gorski, the Democratic challenger who defeated Halloran in the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Afl-Cio Council
Charles W. Halloran
Harriman
Liberal Party
Buffalo Federation of Labor
Halloran
Federation and Cio Council
James L. Kane
Grain Shovelers
Kane
John Roberts
Roberts
Chester C. Gorski
Firemen’s Union
City Fire Official Also Named Federation President Emeritus
Kane noted Halloran’s federation role did not meet eligibility rules for the newly merged organization. Halloran was appointed city fire commissioner and later named president emeritus of the federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Halloran
Civil Air Patrol Plans Discussed For Syracuse Group
Civil Air Patrol discusses plans for future meetings at Reynold & Company offices in Syracuse. Col. Harry C. Copeland, group commander, to speak on the Northeast Regional conference in New Haven starting Oct. 17 after loss of the Hancock Field hangar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Civil Air Patrol
Reynold & Company
E. Fayette St
CAP
Hancock Field
Harry C. Copeland
New Haven
Conn
Giulianos Leave Soon for Cairo Mission
Miss Bertha S. Adkins announces that Giuliano, 28, and his wife will depart for Cairo Egypt after his appointment to the United States Information Agency as a junior officer trainee. Giuliano a Syracuse University graduate native of Weehawken N J previously studied in France on a government scholarship. The couple will undergo ten months of further training in Cairo before a post in health education and welfare is assigned.
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John Rae Thursby Giuliano
Ss. iCrouse Ave
Cairo
Egypt
United States Information Agency
Giuliano
Harry E. Thursby
Knoll Pl
Syracuse University
Weehawken
N.J
France
Washington, D.C
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Wilhelmina
Russell Nelson
American Hospital Association
Nelson
Crouse-Irving
Professional Services
General Administrative Services
HOWE
Towle
Debussy
HJ. Howe Inc
South Salmna
Union Costs Council Executive
UPI
Bertha S. Adkins
Giulianos
Adlai Stevenson
Solvay Camillus Area
Onondaga County Water Authority
BOB Barth, Inc
Syracuse, N. Y
Express Sales, Inc
Fayette St
Manlius
N. Y
Mercury
Monterey
Harvey M. Stewart Corp
West
Onondaga St
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