Prison option for Bacon after drunken driving case
Former Al Bacon faced a judge who offered two paths: seek treatment for alcohol problems or face ongoing legal consequences for drunken driving. The judge warned that refusing treatment risks death by alcohol while noting a local example of a neighbor using public transit to avoid driving drunk. The Ohio State Rental Board will rereview Bacon's license following a consent agreement.
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Case notes on Dr Bacon license review after conviction
Michael Dull, attorney for Dr Bacon, describes a recent conviction as a sad case. The board will conduct another administrative review of Bacon's dentistry license and consider actions from warning to revocation. Duff notes the need for a sobriety plan. Bedeski comments on prison for illness. Contad Cindy Leise at 329-7245 or cleise@chmnicietelegram.com.
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CHP chief cites layoffs, pension issues in 2002 losses
CEO Erom Ai said Mercer would not comment on compensation as CHP reported 3.8 million in losses for 2002. About 50 hospital staff were laid off in March, saving 1.8 million. Lamb explained retirement contributions in the 990 form affect reported salaries and taxes. She noted future layoffs unclear while restructuring and new programs aim to sustain care for the poor and underserved. Adrian Burns can be contacted at 329-7197.
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Midview High class honors late classmate at graduation
The Midview High School class of 2008 gave a standing ovation for Christopher Hissom, who died last fall, as his diploma was accepted by his parents and sisters. Superintendent Rykaceski urged graduates to choose courage and success. Co valedictorians Adrian Semrau and Michelle McCourt discussed future plans and school memories.
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Senate plan would keep historic sites open in Ohio
The Ohio Historical Society would avoid closing 10 of its 61 sites under the Senate budget version, which adds 4.6 million to the two year plan including 4 million to keep sites open. The society warns of reduced hours and services without more funds and urges private fundraising and efficiency to bolster revenue.
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Survivor's chance rise after twin leukemia battles
Saralyn Martinson, a high school student, battled acute lymphoblastic leukemia twice with bone marrow transplants in April and earlier surgery. She credits faith and her mother for strength, stayed close to church friends, and plans online study at Brigham Young with hopes to transfer to Provo campus while considering medical, art, or business fields. Her father’s quiet endurance inspired her resolve to keep going.
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