Troubled hospital could become clinic in Hornell
Bethesda Community Hospital in Hornell, a 90-bed facility facing closure by the Health Department, may shift to a long-term skilled nursing facility with minor surgery and an alcohol and drug treatment clinic if approved. Administrative hearings continue in Rochester as officials review the hospital's proposal amid past medication errors and a patient death.
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UPI
Bethesda Community Hospital
State Health Department
WLEA
Steuben County Hospital
Health Department
Borth Hornell Hospital
Rochester
Bethesda
Frances Tarlton
Taunton
St. James Mercy Hospital
Mildred Labourr
Arkport
Labourr
Iroquois Passports in Lacrosse Tour to England
The Six Nations lacrosse team plans an England tour raising passport policy issues tied to treaty rights. Officials note historic travel rights via Canada, while British officials weigh entry with a passport not seen as a standard document. An Old-Timers Tournament on the Onondaga Reservation is planned, with funds needed to cover travel.
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Onondaga Reservation
Syracuse
United States
Lyons
England
Switzerland
Canada
Fles
Toronto
New York City
Six Nations
John Shaw
Shaw
Onondaga Red Devils
Bicycle Hit
Irving Powjess
Onondaga
Union tensions rise at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
Anti union petitions surface as Local 200 workers seek NLRB elections amid a looming contract talks cycle. Assistant vice president Maureen N Van Duser defends the hospital stance while trustee Leon Sverdlove arrives to oversee internal matters. Union leaders pledge resistance as talks with Local 290 near renewal on December 31.
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Crouse Irving
Maureen N. van Duser
International
New York City
Syracuse
Eoen
Crouse King Memories Hospital
Pidhirny
The
Correspondente
Pidhlrny
Donald Pembleton
Pembleton
Erie Boulevard
Leon Sverdlove
Sverdlove
Hice
Hospi
Hospis
Local
Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
Service Employees International Union
National Labor Relations Board
Bob Connally
Crouse Irving Memorial
Connally
Albany Kosher Meat Labeling Crackdown Probed
Albany reports the state uses lab tests to verify salt content in meat to root out mislabeled kosher products. Investigators say kosher meat should be salted to comply with dietary laws, and tests show kosher options carry nearly 2 percent salt versus under 0.3 percent in nonkosher meat, enabling price inflation by mislabeling.
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State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Joseph
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