Share-the-site plan offered in Westlake hospital battle
West Shore Health Center officials call for a shared Westlake Health Care Campus on a 46 acre Schwartz and Center Ridge Roads site. The plan envisions two five story towers of 120 beds each with joint emergency, X ray, pharmacy, labs, therapy and support services. First phase estimated at $22 million and would let each hospital own its tower while serving Catholic and non denominational communities.
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Westlake
West Shore Health Center
West Shore
St. John Hospital
St. John
Fairview General
Bay View Hospitals
Schwartz and
Center Ridge Roads
St. John’s Board of Directors
Peter Froniier
Ambulatory Care Central Services and Emergency two stories
Project plan lists Ambulatory Care Central Services and Emergency as two story components. The design outlines St John West five stories with 120 beds and West Shore Health Center five stories with 120 beds.
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St. John West
West Shore Health Center
Boller
Health Agencies
Ohio House weighs basic school aid in two year budget
Ohio lawmakers move to shape the two year budget with a base increase in state aid to K 12 education ranging from 200 million to 250 million extra dollars, while Gov Rhodes proposed 135 million more. Figures vary by district under the equal yield formula and depend on future revenue estimates.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Higha City
Finance Committee
House
Vernal G. Riffe
D-New
Boston
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Robert Boggs
D-Jefferson
Education Review Committee
ERC
House Education Committee
Boggs
Senate
Oliver Ocasek
D-Ak- Ton
Office of Budget and Management
Legislative Budget Office
Elyria
General Assembly
William Harrison
Pupil funding comparisons in local districts under two proposals
A rundown lists per pupil allocations for each district in The Chronicle Telegrams area, comparing current figures to amounts under two proposals for the upcoming biennium. Disadvantaged pupil aid is excluded in current figures but included in the Rhodes and ERC proposals.
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Chronicle- Telegrams
Rhodes
ERC
Ex-judge Steele and two Kilbanes appeal murder convictions
Former Euclid Municipal Judge Robert L. Steele and brothers Owen and Martin Kilbane say they will appeal their first degree murder convictions for the 1969 shooting death of Steele’s wife Marlene. They were sentenced to life in prison after a five week trial in Cuyahoga County Court.
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Cleveland
Euclid
Robert L. Steele
Owen J
Martin A. Kilbane
Steele
Marlene
Cuyahoga Common Pleas Court
Joseph J. Nahra
Owen Kilbane
Martin Kilbane
Cuyahoga County
Carol Braun
Miss Braun
Nahra
FBI
Bisbanes
Barbara
Robbins
Todd Browne
Columbia Gas Faces Costly Ruling Over Winter Gas Shortage
Federal inquiry into Columbia Gas Transmission alleges improper draining of October reserves, potentially shifting high winter gas costs onto the company. Administrative Judge Samuel Kanell notes consumer savings hinge on proven shortages and allocations, with FPC approval needed for price increases. States involved include Kentucky Maryland New York Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia. Senator Metzenbaum initiated the complaint.
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Columbia Gas Transmission
Samuel Kanell
FPC
Richard Mattingly
Columbia
Columbia Blys
States
District of Columbia
Kentucky
Maryland
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Viginia
Weather Summary for Suaree Area
Sunny and warm conditions expected with a ten percent chance of precipitation tomorrow. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph tonight.Today's low sun rise at 5 53 am and sunset at 7 04 pm. Yesterday's high reached 82 at 1 30 pm. The Dow stood at 00 at 3 30 am today. Details on pages
Doctor who removed stitches must pay five thousand dollars
In Marion Alabama UPI reports a Perry County jury ordered Dr. Bobby C. Merkle to pay $5,000 in damages for removing three fresh stitches from a 13 year old while the youth could not pay $25 for the bill. The verdict followed a prior reversal and possible third trial.
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Marion, Ala
UPI
Bobby C. Merkle
Uniontown
Perry County
Melvin Armstrong
Merkle
Stresses of business shape workers warns psychiatrist
Dr. Ronald Shellow, psychiatrist and chairman of the Mental Health Association advisory panel in Gade County, says corporate life imposes rigid demands and prompts workers to mold themselves to a company image. He notes geographic moves and social pressures may help the firm but harm individuals, urging honest self assessment before taking roles that clash with life goals and personality limits. The piece ends with a call to turn to page 4 for continuation.
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Ronald Shellow
The
Mental Health Association of
Gade County
Fis
Shellow
Dr. Shellow
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By Cynthia Roberts
Paulschroeder
Chronicle-Telegram Bureau
Marcus Roberto
D-Ravenna
Harrison
Larreat
Avon Lake
Isa Lorem
N. Ridgeville
Avon
Lawcal Perkins
Feserve
Hemm Bay Village
Judge Steele
Carmen M. Marino
James W. Burke
Ralph D. Sperki
Leonard W Yelsky
Richard N. Robbins
al Rubinoski
Elyria Catholic
Panthers
Trinity Garfield
C-T
Tom Mahl
Robert Steele
Coat
Martin
Washington
Federal Power Commission
Howard Metzenbaum
D-Obie
Henry Sanders
Selma
Pion
Dr. Shelley
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