New London Hospital Defies Certificate of Need Rule
NEW LONDON The new owners of New London Hospital challenge state law requiring a certificate of need before reopening. They argue the facility was health care prior to 1978, while the health department says it is a new facility and must apply. The church group hopes to reopen Jan 15, hiring staff. about 350 applicants seek 60-70 jobs.
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States Ranked on Dropouts and Test Scores Across Nation
Education Secretary Bell released state by state data on dropout rates and exam performance. Wisconsin led ACT rankings among 28 states while New Hampshire topped SAT for 22 states. DC and several southern states lagged. From 1972 to 1982, scores declined in all states except DC. ninth-grade persistence fell to 72.8 percent. Bell frames the data as a benchmark for a broad reform effort with page A4 continuation.
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Lebanon peace plan gains Syrian Israeli backing
Lebanese officials report Syria and Israel endorsed a plan to separate Lebanon's civil war combatants and keep U S Marines in Beirut if the plan takes effect. President Gemayel would urge the multinational force to stay to stabilize a cease fire and extend government control.
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Snow and rain mix likely tonight with overnight flurries
A weather forecast indicates a mix of snow and rain tonight with overnight flurries and low temperatures around 28 to 33 degrees. Friday remains cloudy with a chance of morning flurries and a high near 35. Details are on Page A-3.
Autopsy sparks death probe in Elyria woman
Elyria police probe the death of 46 year old Aurelia Allen found at 421 14th St. initially deemed natural. Autopsy by Lorain County Coroner Dr Kishman revealed a broken neck possibly from a fall. Allen lived with common law husband Billy Howe and his mother Evelyn. She had worked as a licensed practical nurse in East Cleveland before moving to Elyria four years ago. Burial at Brookdale Cemetery.
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A Very Good Year in a Very Mixed Life
The narrator muses on years about Sinatra’s line It Was a Very Good Year and argues no year is entirely good. He recalls brief pleasures with women in 1967 and a near trip to Da Nang, noting warm moments, nostalgia, and the ache of lost chances. He reflects on aging, memory, and the urge to hold onto small, meaningful minutes.
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