EMH seeks physicians as hospital targets new recruits
Elyria Memorial Hospital's medical staff launches a drive to recruit more doctors, focusing on family practice and general care while aiming for a balanced mix of specialties. The effort follows aging staff trends and a 1981 expansion plan calling for 150 physicians in Lorain County by 1990.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Richard
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Elyria Memorial Hospital Co
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Lorain County
Elyria Memorial
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Metropolitan Life Co
Abraham ¥. Assily
A.B.E. Travel Agency Inc
Harald Bogner
Bopha Funeral Home
North Ridgeville
Robert Cocks
Ridge Tool Co
Steven J. Dickerson
EMH
Kevin Flanigan
General Plug Ci
Tim Grogen
Wilmot Printin
Loretta Hayes
Thomas Haywood
Brandon Jewelers
Greg Kruszka
William G. Laufman
Ridgeville Animal Hospital Inc
James P. Ross
Hausser & Taylor Cpas
Charles P. Schilling
Janet Schindler
Priscilla Shoup
First Congregational United Church of Christ
L. Jack Smith
General Industries
Lester E. Drage
Kosma JJ. Glavas
Herbert W. Kaatz
Airborne
Victor Stewart
Stewart Insurance
Peter VanWormer
Value City
Brandan Jewelers
Heart man dead in Ky
Artificial heart recipient Jack C. Burcham died Wednesday night in Louisville at age 62. His kidneys had been failing since before the operation ten days earlier. The AP report notes the death occurred in Kentucky.
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Jack C. Burcham
Louisville
Ohio House approves bill limiting local government liability
The Ohio House passed a measure 78 to 15 to curb lawsuits against political subdivisions amid Supreme Court rulings. Rep Vernon F. Cook said it stops short of sovereign immunity, allowing certain actions for death injury or property loss. Officials warn of rising insurance costs and larger city premiums, with Elyria estimating a jump from 200000 to 400000. The cap was raised from 250000 per person and 500000 per action to 1 million for all parties.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Ohio
House
Senate
Vernon F. Cook
Oberlin faculty backs divestment from South Africa
Oberlin College faculty join students in urging trustees to divest all holdings in firms doing business in apartheid era South Africa. Stocks valued at 25 million dollars face a phased, socially responsible plan amid a campus day of protests with about 125 students occupying the Cox administration building. Nationwide, 27 campuses joined in a day of divestment protests.
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Brian Miller
Oberlin
Oberlin College
South Africa
Yakabu Saaka
Coalition Against
Alice Newton
Cox
Don Driscoll
Gene Krebs
Jeff MacNelly wins third Pulitzer Prize
In a CT editorial page note on B-7 Jeff MacNelly is praised for winning his third Pulitzer Prize. The Philadelphia Inquirer and Newsday are also mentioned as Pulitzers.
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Jeff MacNelly
Philadelphia Inquirer
Newsday
Accord Reached in Guyton Case as Trial Near End
A $200 086 settlement was reached just before a $1.95 million suit by Denver and Helen White against Lorain County and its housing authority went to the jury. The Whites accuse the county over alleged negligence in hiring and supervising Ernest Guyton Jr., a CETA worker who killed Mildred White in 1983. County officials warn punitive damages could strain the treasury and seek insurer action.
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Denver
Helen White
Lorain County
Lorain
George Koury Dr
Mildred White
Koury
Midred White
Ernest Guyton Jr
CETA
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