Hospitals to raise rates across four Lorain area facilities
Glen Miller and Andy Zajac report Wellington Community Allen Memorial and Amherst hospitals plan rate increases over the next two to three weeks. EMH raises semi private 198 to 231 private 204 to 239 ICU 420 to 490 and more. Lodged costs rise 16.5 to 17.5 percent as labor and supplies surge. St. Joseph and Lorain Community also hike charges with no relief for some services.
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Abduction of General Dozier Triggers Italian House Search
Italian police swept northern towns for hides of Red Brigades terrorists who claim to hold Brig. Gen. James L. Dozier in a people’s prison and to mete out proletarian justice. The United States condemns the kidnapping as cowardly and pledges to free the general, NATO notes Dozier’s high rank in Southern Europe forces.
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56 miners killed in Katowice mine clash
Solidarity says 56 miners were shot dead and 10 beaten in a Katowice mine clash as Polish troops pulled back from Warsaw streets. The report notes censorship rules, a return of vodka sales, and life resuming amid martial law with core details about Solidarity activity and an unconfirmed Walesa detention.
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Book thief James Shinn linked to wide library thefts
Muhlenberg and Oberlin librarians warned of a man matching James Shinn in Allentown. FBI traced him to a motel where 27 books dating to 1826, many German printed, were found along with false IDs and tools to remove marks. Shinn faces federal charges for interstate transportation of stolen property.
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Allentown
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St. Louis
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Philadelphia
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University of Pennsylvania
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Oberlin
Common Pleas Court
Moffitt
GM to cut benefits for 138000 US workers in cost move
General Motors reorganizes salaried benefits from mailroom to boardroom affecting 138000 United States employees. The action follows start of about 13000 white collar layoffs worldwide and aims to set a cost-cutting pattern for upcoming contract talks with the United Auto Workers. A GM spokesman said changes will modify long and short term policies.
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Elyria
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Yale Art Color Photos Highlight Cleveland Exhibition
The Cleveland Museum of Art hosts color photos of Medieval and Renaissance works in its special exhibition When Angels Beat Near the Earth to Touch Their Harps of Gold The Christmas Story. Merriott notes GM cutbacks hit salaried workers across levels, with a 50 percent vacation time reduction and elimination of supplemental time off, while a New York analyst values potential savings up to 500 million dollars.
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New York
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