31 Mar 1996
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1996
Page
1
In the Chronicle Telegram piece John Kohlstr notes Ohio as a pivotal state for Clinton and Dole, highlighting its history of swing votes. Ohio, birthplace of eight presidents, balances Democratic Northeast and conservative rural South, having backed the winning candidate 22 of 24 times this century.
The remark notes that no Republican has won the presidency without Ohio and highlights reactions from David Leland, Ohio party chair, as the state’s influence draws attention to the presidential contest.
Columbia HCA Healthcare Corp the nations largest for profit hospital chain will acquire most of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Ohio in a 2995 million deal. The purchase requires state insurance department approval and policyholder consent. The move marks Colum bia s first major foray into the insurance business as it seeks a steady patient source through insurers and HMOs.
Allen Diedrick, a 52 year old process engineer at Invacare Corp., refurbishes used chairs for Wheels for the World. His work aids disabled people from Guatemala to Africa, with trips to Ghana and plans for more distributions in May.
Pat Leimbach asserts there are few things more civilized than a proper tea in the context of G7 discussions.
President Clinton urged the Republican-led Senate to vote on raising the minimum wage, saying many workers earn only 4.25 dollars an hour while senators' pay has risen by a third in five years. He argued a living wage is needed and highlighted hardships for families.
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