Dukakis Charisma Noted At Cleveland City Club Visit
Democratic front runner Michael Dukakis drew mixed reactions in Cleveland as locals praised his charisma while national reporters mocked him. Rocky River women found him handsome and a Greek heritage audience showed strong support, contrasting media snickers about his age and style. Dukakis supporters praised his businesslike demeanor and family values, while observers compared him to Reagan.
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Talks fail again as Elyria Methodist Home strike continues
Elyria United Methodist Home and its administration ended a five hour bargaining session without progress on reinstating strikers. Local 47 of the Service, Hospital, Nursing Home and Public Employees Union seeks reinstatement of about 80 workers, proposing half the original staff return. Administration rejects the plan, favoring a preferential hiring list for former employees. The dispute centers on whether replacement workers can remain and who qualifies for union reentry.
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Avon man earns art honors from national and state shows
Avon artist Fred Leach, a 20 year resident of Center Road, will be honored at an April 29 American Watercolor Society dinner after winning a bronze medal and 1300 from the AWS for a painting titled Harvey shown in the 1211th Annual Exhibition at the Salamagundi Club in New York City. He also received the M Grumacher Gold Medal and 300 at the 10th Annual Ohio Watercolor Society dinner for Antiquity, presented in Middletown, Ohio.
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Doctors seek to redirect TB funds to AIDS care in Lorain County
Lorain County Medical Society asks officials to use tuberculosis and chest clinic money to diagnose and treat AIDS. A substitute levy or ballot replacement would be needed as current funds total 300000 yearly for TB work. Critics warn of potential levy defeat risking TB operations while supporters say AIDS work could be augmented.
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Statistical Abstract: US Trends From 1987 to 1986 Highlights
The 1988 Statistical Abstract of the United States compiles health, demographics, economy, and environment data. It notes cardiovascular death rates down 34.1 percent since 1960, cancer up 2.8 percent, health spending at 71.6 billion in 1987, and 577,000 physicians. Immigrant and family trends, religion, and public health are summarized with named figures and state comparisons.
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