AMA cuts EMH internships and residencies at Elyria Memorial
Elyria Memorial Hospital will lose AMA accreditation for its internships in general practice and pathology as of July 1. The move follows AMA policy shifts to favor university hospitals, raising staffing concerns as executives seek alternatives like in-house physicians and trained nurses. Heiden wins 500 and Enke takes 500 gold at Winter Olympics, Mueller silver, Petruseva bronze.
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Lake Placid
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UPI
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United States
Lare Placid
Karin Enke
East Germany
Leah Poulos Mueller
Natalia Petruseva
Soviet Union
Beth Heiden
Madison
Wis
Inflation surges into 1980 with 1.6 percent rise
The January Producer Price Index jumped 1.6 percent in a five year high, powered by gains from gasoline to jewelry while food prices fell 0.8 percent. Inflation in 1979 rose 13.3 percent, with Carter predicting further price increases despite a mild recession. Worries rise as the White House faces Democratic rivals and talks of wage price controls emerge.
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California
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Kennedy
Fed raises discount rate to 13 percent
The Federal Reserve Board raised its discount rate from 12 percent to 13 percent, citing oil price rises and inflation fears. It marks the fourth hike in the last year, with prior increases to 19, 10.5, 11, and 12 percent in July, August, September, and October respectively.
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UPI
Federal Reserve Board
Prices Fed hike send Mart reeling
New York stocks fell after the Federal Reserve raised its discount rate and wholesale price inflation reached its highest in five years. The Dow dropped 10.24 points to 6835.3 at 10:34 a.m. EST, with declines leading advances 928 to 220 among 1,507 NYSE issues. Volume near 600,000 shares.
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U S nuclear retaliation ability halves in two years
UPI reports a U S Air Force study shows retaliatory capacity after a Soviet first strike has declined to about half of 1977 levels and will stay low until around 1985. Factors cited include improved Soviet accuracy, faster deployment of sea based missiles and multiple warheads, plus US program cutbacks and delays.
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UPI
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
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Deer crash on Rt. 20 near Oberlin injuries deer and car
A car driven by Ofuso Amponsah struck two deer on Rt. 20 west of Oberlin, killing two and injuring none of the driver. A third deer limped away. A Good Samaritan effort followed with a second crash involving Machovina and Hunt, leading to two accidents, two damaged cars, two deer dead, one deer missing, and a report of illegal deer possession.
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Ofuso Amponsah
Park St
Guyana
Oberlin College
Loris Macnovina
Abbe Rd
Elyria
Machovina
Rt. 20
Amponsah
Ken Hunt
Coachman Motor Lodge
Hunt
Sheriff's Deputies
Lorain County Game Protector
Travelers advisory for snow and cold tonight and Saturday
A travelers advisory remains in effect as the area expects 2 to 4 inches of snow tonight with a low in the mid 20s. Snow will shift to flurries Saturday with highs in the 30s. Precipitation chances run near 106 percent tonight and 86 percent Saturday as north to northeast winds rise to 14 to 20 mph. Swartee sunrise and sunset noted. details on Page BS.
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