Ely doctors face question of profits vs patient care
A Chronicle Telegram piece surveys physician earnings and the profit motive in medicine. Dr Fett argues incomes above typical citizen wages distort justice and may fuel rising costs, while Crile calls for salary reforms to curb unnecessary surgery. AMA data contrast high earnings with long hours, and critics warn of assembly-line care on Medicaid.
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James D. Fett
Rapid City
George Crile
Cleveland Clinic
Fett
New England Journal of Medicine
FEU
American Medical Association
Illinois Bar Association
Chicago Loop
Max H. Parrott
The
AMA
Parrott
Crile
Francis D. Moore
Harvard
Parkway project gets council boost
Council members weighed a downtown bypass plan amid traffic concerns and local business impact. Council president Seward discussed past sales rumors of Monteith Hall while Mayor Bowman eyed delay but avoided an outright veto. James Daull warned the bypass would push traffic into congested downtown, while Ryba questioned delays and urged responses from Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority over parking losses at Hast Avenue and Yourth Street.
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Jack Ryba
R-4
Ryba
Marguerite E. Bowman
James Daull
J. R. Dall Ford Sales
Dall
Lorain
Tracey lands CETA job and Reichlin eyes post
Ritenauer said no federal appointment made for Reichlin though he considered the county commissioner seat vacated this year by Ludwig M. Pincura. Federal officials in Chicago warned against accepting both a federal post and a run for commissioner. Pincura noted Victor Stewart Jr. has discussed county jobs for Tracey and Reichlin, and he would oppose using county funds to pay Reichlin. A San Francisco report notes small businesses face higher crime risk than larger ones.
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County General Fund
Pincura
Elyria Democratic
Victor Stewart Jr
Democratic Central Committee
Tracey
Reichlin
Bright mural project in Erie school art room
In Erie, students Heather DeCarlo Jodi Erb Steve Leedy and Kevin Wendell work on a multi colored wall mural. The CT photo by Gene Krebs captures the scene with families listed in the caption.
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Erie School
Heather DeCarlo
Michael DeCarlo
Hillcrest So
Jodi Erb
William Erb
Woodcrest Cr
Steve Leedy
Donald Leedy
College Park Dr
Kevin Wendell
William Wendell
Rosewood Dr
Gene Krebs
Toghill, longtime Grafton mayor, dies at 80
Ernie Toghill who led Grafton as mayor from 1949 until his death at 80 faced frequent council clashes yet was revered for deep village knowledge. A native of Cleveland, he worked at Osborne Manufacturing, solved local issues including a 1960 burglary, and served on the council since 1920 with only brief breaks. He is survived by his wife, children, grandchildren, two great granddaughters, and sisters. funeral arrangements are set at Grafton United Methodist Church with burial in Nesbett Cemetery.
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Toghill
Grafton
Osborne Manufacturing Co
W.C. Larson
Alvin Carpenter
Carpenter
Richard Smith
Mayor Toghill
John
Cutter III
John Cutter
Cleveland
S.P.O. Inc
Osborne
LaGrange Masonic Lodge
F & AM
Independent Order of Odd Fellows 103
Elyria
Grafton Kiwanis Club
Grafton United Methodist Church
Independent Order of Foresters of
Adelbert
Parma
Clifford
Laverne Newell
Viola Westfal
Mentor
Elizabeth Toghill
Willowick
Russell D. Fulton
Ronald A. Black
Nesbett Cemetery
New York
Mead Cp
Mabil
Alrco Incis
Alcoa
Atsun
Owen Ill
Penn Cent
Ennes
Peps
Pho Morray
Am Motors
Pet Bay
T&t
Anchil
Armco
Ash
Abla
Ralston
AU Rich Beyun
RCA Win Ie AV
Repsu
Babck
Bendix
Beth Su UA
Scott
Boeing Teles
Sears
Borden
Shell Oil
Delanese
Singer
Chessie
Chrysler
Sperry
CPC
duPont
Eaxott
Xerox Co
Flintkor
Ohio Edison
Richmond Corp
Kresees Tate Searle
Kroger
Stuucker
Tappan
Toledo Edison
Health image vital to Wallace in televised context
Wallace remains portrayed as very healthy while Reagan and Ford score high marks in health perception. The survey finds 76 percent recognize Roosevelt's handicap, a factor Wallace’s backers cite to counter health handicaps, examining empathy effects among the public.
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Wallace
Reagan
Ford
Humphrey
Franklin Roosevelt
Showdown on gas price controls in House debate
Washington based report details a heated House debate over a multi billion dollar bid to deregulate natural gas prices. Rep. Robert Krueger seeks permanent removal of federal controls while Rep. John Dingell pushes a short term emergency approach. The Commerce Committee earlier backed a temporary bill to allow price bidding within intrastate markets for this winter and next.
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Washington
UPI
House
Robert Krueger
Dtex
John Dingell
D-Mich
House Commerce Committee
Krueger
Carl Albert
House Rules Committee
Grain price snapshot from Ohio elevators after markets
UPI reports average cash grain prices per bushel paid to farmers in Ohio’s major marketing areas after yesterday’s close until today’s close. Northeast prices include No 2 wheat 3.24, corn 2.39, oats 1.00, soybeans 4.41. Northwest No 2 wheat, corn 2.12, oats 1.00, soybeans 4.??. Central No 2 wheat unknown, corn 2.44, oats 1.57, soybeans 4.4. Wheat and corn up, oats flat, soybeans up sharply.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Northwest
H.ag
Opening Wall Street Encouragement Signals Improvement
Wall Street rose as investors greeted signs of improving business activity. Analysts cited steadier manufacturing data and rising consumer confidence, while traders anticipated ongoing policy support and potential earnings upgrades from major corporations.
AmShip names two executives in Cleveland and Tampa
The American Ship Building Company announces two appointments at its Cleveland and Tampa offices. Charles L. Killeen, 31, is named assistant corporate controller overseeing SEC reporting and tax reporting. Donald J. Main, veteran of 12 marine years, becomes vice president marketing of Tampa Ship Repair and Dry Dock Co.
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American Ship Building Company
Cleveland
Tampa
Charles L. Killeen
Donald J. Main
Tampa Ship Repair and Dry Dock Co
Grain prices at closing on yesterday’s market session
Farm Bureau Cooperative Association reports grain prices at close: wheat 3.15 per bushel, shelled corn 2.49, oats 1.40, soybeans 34.39 per bushel.
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Ceta
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NEW York Life Insurance Company
Bob Homstead
Midway Plaza
Ernie’ Toghill
Roosevelt
Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank
Ely Park
Chronicle Corse
Wall Street
AmShip
Killeen
North Carolina
Singer Co
Securities and Exchange Commission
Internal Revenue Service
Main
Shell Oil Co
Ingram Ocean Systems
Oberlin
J.C. Insurance Bail Bonding Agency
Middle Ave
Mid-Ohio Securities Corp
Ine Lorain
Sovine
Tou
Spivzer
ST Elyria
Farm Bureau
the Chronicle-Telegram
East Avenue
Maal Om “Aner Davis
Lorgin Comey F Fenton, & Carrier
Serene
Marlim United States Daily
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