Big medicine can make you sick
New York City’s top hospital faced scrutiny after the Libby Zion case. Dr. David Axelrod announced new rules to limit unsupervised intern hours to 12 in hospitals statewide, ending the “macho” training system. The reforms require experienced doctors on duty 24 hours and aim to prevent patient harm from fatigue and misdiagnosis. Zion’s father, a former prosecutor, led the push for accountability, with a grand jury report backing the reforms. The case also touched Warhol’s death and broader hospital practices, underscoring a shift toward patient safety over institutional protection.
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New York City
Sidney Zion
David Axelrod
New York State
Axelrod
Zion
Libby
New York Hospital
New York Times
Libby Zion
The
National Law Journal
American Lawyer
Atty
Robert Morgenthau
Doctors’ Union
Jonas Salk
Andy Warhol
Warhol
Manhattan District Attorney's Office
Second Careers aids Lorain County seniors in job matches
The Chronicle Telegram reports Second Careers, a federally funded effort run by Lorain County commissioners and the Senior Citizens Association, connects job seekers aged 55 and up with employers. The program under the Job Training Partnership Act aims to retrain and place lower income unemployed seniors, with many local industries seeking interviews and resumes for mature, reliable workers.
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Lorain County
Senior Citizens Association of
Second Careers
VFW honors cyclists from Ridgeville group
North Ridgeville VFW and auxiliary saluted Jim Hicks Marty Windsor Leroy Banks and Kerry Ray with chaperon Ted Ocheltree at a steak night as a group of VFW National Home residents set out on a 450 mile fundraising style journey from Eaton Rapids Michigan to Grafton West Virginia named Meeting the Challenge. Vivian Walters a VFW National Home trustee attended. The riders travel June 13 to June 20 with tenting and road travel including a stop at Canal Fulton and Canton Sports Football Hall of Fame before final arrival in Grafton. The post commended all members and thanked VFW members for support.
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Warren Greer
Eaton Rapids
Michigan
VFW National Home
Ridgeville
VFW Post
Ohio
Grafton
West Virginia
North Ridgeville
VFW
Jim Hicks
Marty Windsor
Leroy Banks
Kerry Ray
Ted Ocheltree
Post
Vivian Walters
National
Canal Fulton
Sports Football Hall of Fame
Canton
Ohio drinking age debate costs and double taxation
Letter to the editor criticizes Ohio lawmakers for inaction on the drinking age, arguing it causes lost revenue and a new tax on drivers. The author cites highway danger, cross-border issues with Indiana, and local votes to keep 3.2 alcohol limits to reduce wrecks, urging tougher, unpopular decisions.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Buckeye
Columbus
Ohio
Washington
State Line
Lincoln Highway
U.5
Rt. 30
Heil
Contaminated hospital waste disposal segment on Channel 5 News
Viewers questioned how sealed bags of AIDS material and other refuse from a Cleveland hospital are handled. A spokesman described loading the material into a sealed hopper for landfill disposal and prompted several questions about compactor bursts, return of containers, landfill ownership, and the possibility of on site incineration.
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Channel 5 News
Cleveland
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