EMH seeks second cath lab with $377,613 cost
Elyria Memorial Hospital asks Ohio Health Department to skip final review for a second cardiac catheterization lab as the revised cost falls under $400,000. The agency notes the plan uses existing equipment and lowers projected total from $608,000. Existing procedures near 1000 last year support the need amid a Cleveland planning group. Lorain Community Hospital appellate case also noted. mayor not reachable for comment.
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Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ohio Health Department
Elyria Memorial
Robin Fleischier
The
Health Systems Agency of
North Central
Ohio
Lorain Community Hospital
Health Department
State Health Review Board
Government to redesign U S currency to deter counterfeits
The government will add a vertical clear polyester security thread on the left border and micro print United States of America around the portrait. The changes will take effect after about a year.
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U.S
United States of America
Bingo harms hidden in plain sight expert warns
Tony Luciano argues banning bingo advertising and even bingo itself could curb a rising gambling problem. He cites bingo as addictive as alcohol or drugs, urges churches to drop ads or host Gamblers Anonymous meetings, and notes bingo preys on widows and lonely individuals seeking social contact.
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Tony Luciano
Luciano
Anthony M. Pilla
Cleveland Catholic
Ohio Council On
England
Weekend Weather Outlook Aims Snow Showers
A weather brief forecasts snow likely outside tonight with a low near 15 and a 70 percent chance of snow. Thursday will be cloudy with scattered flurries and a high around 20 with a 50 percent snow chance. Details on Page A-3.
Fred McGonagle Why the communists are making inroads in Central America
Fred McGonagle analyzes rising communist influence in Central America, detailing ideological penetration, regional power plays, and potential implications for U.S. policy and regional stability. The column surveys parties, movements, and external backing shaping the political landscape.
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Fred McGonagle
Central America
Lorain Board Found Guilty In Labor Disputes
The State Employment Relations Board ruled the Lorain Board of Education committed two unfair labor practices against the Lorain Education Association. Findings include replacing nurses with 17 health aides without bargaining and prohibiting a daytime consultation with an LEA consultant. One finding is under appeal. board action may be delayed.
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Lorain
Lorain Education Association
LHA
LEA
Jim Ash
Ash
Ohio firms seek import relief for cast metal industry
Two area foundries Kasper Foundry in Elyria and Larson Gray and Ductile Tron Castings in Grafton joined a national petition urging the ITC to impose tariffs of 35 to 50 percent on various cast metal products for five years. The effort, led by Rep. Don J. Pease, argues surges have left the sector at under half capacity while unemployment program reforms were also discussed.
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Don J. Pease
Doberlin
International Trade Commission
Cast Morals Federation
Kasper Foundry
Elyria
Larson, Gray & Ductile Tron
Sandusky, Mansfield
Delaware
Pease
Commission
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Chase
Planning Agency
Board of Trustees
EMH
LCH
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Alex Olejko
Fa Ek Tsi
USA
Louisa Ross
Ms. Ross
Gene Krebs
Wickliffe
Council
Accent Ustereisewatte
Biz Entertainment
Table Ly
Crong
Tony
South Korea
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Mich
Tony the Tiger
Kasper
Larson
Larson Consolidated Inc
Grafton
ITC
Congress
House
Ways and Means Public Assistance
Rep
William Clinger
R-Pa
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