O Shaughnessy Leads Stent Teaching Tours Abroad
Dr. Charles O Shaughnessy of EMH Regional Medical Center heads to Tokyo to train about 250 Japanese doctors on the NIR stent after supervising trials at EMH. EMH emerged as a leading site in stent trials with high PCT usage in 1997 and 1998, earning a Mercury Award for Excellence in Health Care.
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Charles O’shaughnessy
Emh Regional Medical Center
O'Shaughnessy
Tokyo
Tina
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NIR
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
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Japan
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Charles O'Shaughnessy
Naim Farhat
Billy Joel embraces the Rock Hall's anarchic spark
Billy Joel, in Cleveland for a Gund Arena concert, toured the Rock Hall and said the chaotic exhibit captures rock's essence. He will be inducted next year in a nine acts and one producer class, joining the Beatles among others.
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Cleveland
Billy Joel
Joel
Gund Arena
Rock Hall
Beatles
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
Grant to Expand Elyria Juvenile Court With Federal Aid
Elyria officials announce a $134,000 federal Juvenile Accountability Incentive Block Grant will fund expanded services for youth offenders. A 10 percent county match is required, approved by commissioners, to support community service projects anger management programs and improved computer systems through the Office of Criminal Justice Services in Columbus.
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Elyria
Bill County
Office of Criminal Justice Services
Columbus
Avon council recall drive targets Kilroy after petition push
Avon city politics turmoil deepens as Clerk Pat Vierkorn validates enough signatures to recall Councilman Jack Kilroy, prompting a bid to force his resignation. Kilroy, in office 10 months, faces a five day decision with a potential recall election 30 to 40 days away if he does not quit. Kilroy plans to decide Tuesday amid claims of improper meeting calls and clashes with Council President Ted Graczyk Jr.
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Avon
Ted Graczyk Jr
Jack Kilroy
Pat Vierkorn
Graczyk
Kilroy
Council
Vierkorn
Lorain doctor given probation for forging prescriptions
Lorain physician Kathleen Talbot admitted forging prescriptions to illegally obtain a narcotic cough medicine. She received three years probation, a $1,000 fine, and 100 hours of community service from Common Pleas Judge Lynett McGough.
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Elyria
Lorain
Kathleen Talbot
Washington Avenue
Common Pleas
Lynett McGough
Talbot
McGough
Ridgeville mulls tougher taxi rules
North Ridgeville considers a new cab ordinance to raise insurance from 50 000 to 500 000 per injury and 1 million for multiple injuries, boost property coverage to 100 000, require annual vehicle inspections, a 20 annual driver fee, and mandatory commercial licenses, with background checks for drivers.
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City Hall
Lorain
Elyria
Dick Brent
3Rd Ward
Brent
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