Health conference says national insurance likely
U S Rep Charles A Vanik said a first step toward national health insurance may pass Congress next year, with a bill to cover medical crises funded like Medicare. Witnesses urged coverage as a right, support for preventive care, and regional planning with consumer involvement.
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Cleveland
U.S
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Congress
Vanik
House
Ways and Means
Humbard names Akron professor to head newly acquired college
The Rev. Rex E. Humbard announced that an Akron professor will lead the newly acquired Mackinac College in Cuyahoga Falls Ohio. Humbard, chairman of Mackinac College and head of the Cathedral of Tomorrow, spoke on Thursday.
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Humbard
Akron
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
UPN
Rex E. Humbard
Mackinac College
Mackinac Island
Mich
Astor
Cathedral of Tomorrow
Roger A. Kvam
Kvam
University of Akron
Holiday mailing deadlines announced for Christmas season
North Olmsted Post Office warns residents of deadlines for sending packages and letters. Out of town mail should be sent by December 1 to ensure delivery before Christmas. Post officials nationwide anticipate a flood of parcels affecting delivery schedules. The text also mentions future academic appointments and Mackinac College plans from different contexts.
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North Olmsted
Cleveland teachers agree to delayed pay
Cleveland School Superintendent Paul W Briggs said schools would open Monday despite doubts about paying staff. James E O Hara president of the Cleveland Teachers Union representing about half of the district's 10 000 employees said most teachers are willing to work next month and receive pay in January if needed.
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Cleveland
UPI
Paul W. Briggs
James E. O'Hara
Cleveland Teachers Union
Central kitchen feeds 1100 youngsters in North Olmsted
The new Pine Elementary site hosts a central kitchen serving six schools with a daily menu planned by cafeteria coordinator Emilie Hamill. Seven cooks prepare meals by 7 a.m., then a delivery truck transports hot or cold food to the schools for service by 10 a.m. Costs run high but the program aims to be profitable next month while balancing student tastes and balanced meals.
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North Olmsted
Emilie Hamill
Hamill
Central Kitchen
Arlene Bernshard
Canterbury Rd
Mary Ann Shepherd
Country Club Blvd
Mary Jan Moyer
Andrus
Dan DiBiasio
150Th
Cleveland
Bernhard
Moyer
Jean Masters
Martin
Doug Ray
Robert Ray
Forestwood
Carl Skalak
Clevelanders testify in support of strip mine controls
Three Cleveland residents spoke to a Senate subcommittee in favor of strip mine control laws. Only one subcommittee member attended. Sen. Regula heard the testimony for absent members. Witnesses cited population loss and environmental harm from mining near Piedmont Lake, urging stricter blasting rules and longer regrowth periods before reclamation bonds are released.
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Columbus
UPI
Senate
Ralph S. Regula
R-Navarre
Harry Armstrong
R-Logan
Ronald Mott
D-Parma
Alice Grossniklaus
Wilmot
Stark County
Regula
Harrison County
Harrison Counties
Ohio
Irene Horner
Cleveland
Seitra Club
David Pierce
Case Western Reserve University
Piedmont Lake
Harrison
Belmont Counties
Hanna Coal Co
Pierce
Senate Highways-Urban Affairs Committee
Thanksgiving Warmth Restores City Workhouse Heating
Inmates thanked for warmth as the Workhouse’s main heating system, out of service for a week, was repaired yesterday. A hotel night manager was found shot to death yesterday and about 70 was missing from a cash drawer. Police reported Ben Hermann shot at least once with no suspects in custody. Funeral services were set for Henry Eichner 61 honorary Count Dracula Society chairman. Michael Thomas 5 died from fire injuries in Mount Sinai Hospital after a child was revived from unconsciousness in a four story blaze. His mother Bernice Thomas 36 remained in critical condition after jumping from a window.
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City
Mayer Inn
Ben Hermann
Henry Ejcchner
The
Count Dracula Society
Eichner
Cleveland
Michael Thomas
Mount Sinai Hospital
Bernice Thomas
Special invite declined by burglar in North Olmsted
Barbara Schrambeck of 23303 Lorain Rd apartment 327 faced a knife wielding intruder who declined to enter. The suspect fled after she warned him to leave. A second apartment in the same building was ransacked and other windows showed pry damage. Jo Bell of apartment 314 reported nothing missing.
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North Olmsted
Barbara Schrambeck
Apt
Lorain Rd
Miss Schrambeck
Jo Bell
Policeman shot three arrested in East Cleveland case
Three men were arrested the day of a shooting that wounded a policeman during a robbery in progress on a East Cleveland street. Joseph Nally, 48, who was hospitalized and later released, was involved in the incident. A fourth suspect was sought. In North Olmsted a 240 dollar stereo tape player was damaged while an auto was rifled on Clague Road.
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East Cleveland
UPI
Joseph Nally
Willowick
Huron Road Hospital
Nally
North Olmsted
Clague Road
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Murray Oakes
Humanist Association of
Cleveland East
Rozella M. Schlotfeldt
Case Western Reserve University School of Nursing
Edward C. Lechner
Medical Mutual of Cleveland, Inc
Ruth Saylor
Casimir Ciolek
Catholic Charities
Gary Stein
Metropolitan Health Planning Corp
Jerome Liebman
University Hospitals
Medical Committee For Human Rights
Pad Learning
Hanna
Edward A. Reinhart
Clague Rd
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