Letter not fatal to EMH plans by Blue Cross objection
Blue Cross of Northeast Ohio filed a May 18 objection to Elyria Memorial Hospital's 33 million expansion, but state health officials say the letter is unlikely to bar approval. Officials note occupancy, economy, and cost factors are weighed, with the project economically feasible despite opposition and 27 added beds.
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Blue Cross
Ohio
Ohio Health Department
BCNO
Donald Riordan
John Ackerman
EMH
John Boyce
Riordan
Boyce
Lorain County
Elyria Memorial
Amherst students win national Olympiads of the Mind title
Five students from Central Middle School Amherst coached by Daniel English won first place in the national Olympiads of the Mind in Glassboro New Jersey in the Monsters Menacing Mankind category. East Carlisle Elementary six to five including Heidi Laasch won second in Strike it Rich with coach Linda Creegan. Bath Elementary earned third in Earthquake Structures while Firelands Middle and Keystone Middle also sent teams.
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N.J
Central Middle School
Amherst
Daniel English
George Schildwachter
James Fraely
Dominick Konopja
Robert Smith
Bill Michaels
East Carlisle
Michael Budd
Jackie Hansford
David Minney
David Keaver
Heidi Laasch
Linda Creegan
Ohio
Bath Elementary School
Firelands Middle School
Pam Bryant
Keystone Middle School
Ron Wagar
French Creek plant bond vote pulls North Ridgeville voters
CT staff writer surveys the high stakes 4.33 mill bond issue to fund the controversial French Creek wastewater system. Residents weigh service needs and rate setting as the election day nears, while coverage also notes local business angles and community impact.
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French Creek
North Ridgeville
Joe Klinec
Elyria
Geermet
CT Feed
Pat Kuhman
Memorial Day Peace Marches and History Lesson
Anti-nuclear groups in Elyria plan a Memorial Day march with banners urging a nuclear weapons ban while denying they are protesting. In Carbondale officials note the town’s 1866 observance as the first organized Memorial Day. Davenport Vietnam veterans vow a 200 mile march to Des Moines to honor fallen comrades and press for recognition.
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Elyria
Elyrians
Mike Moore
National Weather Service
Illinois
Carbondale
John A. Logan
U.S
Davenport
Des Moines
Iowa
Vietnam
America
Vic Saldivar
Saldivar
Chuck Schantag
Gene Belvel
Logan
Rhodes signs bill for new prisons in six cities
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes approved a $600 million prison building plan with priorities including a 1,250‑bed Chillicothe reception center costing 75 million and a Columbus 750‑bed next phase. The package closes the Ohio Penitentiary and adds facilities in Cleveland, Grafton, and other sites amid court orders and funding limits.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Cleveland
Grafton
Dayton
Chillicothe
Mansfield
Lima
Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Ohio Penitentiary
General Assembly
George F. Denton
Reve
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