Doctor Advice and Personal Health Dilemmas From a 1973 Syndicate Column
In a 1973 McNaught Syndicate column, readers discuss potential thyroid issues and possible myasthenia gravis, with doctors advising further psychiatric consultation and careful testing. A caller describes sleep problems and pain while a grandson’s rheumatic fever prompts discussion of penicillin alternatives and sulfa options. The column promotes medical guidance and a booklet on emphysema by Dr Stemeruhn.
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Stemeruhn
East Ave
Elyria
McNaught Syndicate
Reinstated nurse to return to Shady Lane County Home
Eva Andres, a nurse aide from Benedict Avenue, was reinstated by the State Board of Personnel Review after dismissal for insubordination at the Shady Lane County Nursing Home. She plans to return next month but fears friction with director John Laible. County officials consider potential court action over back salary and ongoing calls to reopen an investigation into alleged mismanagement and drug issues at the home.
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Norwalk
Shady Lane County
Eva Andres
Benedict Ave
State Board of Personnel Review
John Laible
Andres
Huron County Commissioners
Nord Centers elects eight to board at annual meeting
Eight persons were elected to the board of directors of the W. G. Nord Centers at an annual meeting last night at Lorain County Community College. Newly elected for two year terms are Joseph Ondus and Edie Tuholske, both Elyria. Reelected were Raymond Muilla, Henry Libicki, John Thompson, Dr Marion Fisher, Carol Cooper, and Kathy Bovlan. Huron voters will decide on a 2 mill operating levy on November 6. superintendent Wayne Miller says it would raise about $74,000 for operating expenses and bus replacement.
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W. G. Nord Centers
Lorain County Community College
Joseph Ondus
Elyria
Edie Tuholske
Raymond Muailla
Lorain
Henry Libicki
Nordson Corp
Amherst
John Thompson
Oberlin College
Marion Fisher
Lorain County
Huron
Wayne Miller
Keystone Board awards two bus contracts in Wellington and Cincinnati
In a special meeting the Keystone Board of Education approved contracts totaling 18,407 for two 66 passenger buses. Harrison Ford Sales of Wellington will supply the chassis and Wayne Bods of Cincinnati the bodies. A 3,400 trade-in allowance applies to a 1962 and 1963 bus. The state will cover 33 percent of the cost.
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West Carlisle
Keystone Board of Education
Harrison Ford Sales
Wellington
Wayne Bods
Cincinnati
School levy debate cites payroll cuts and costs
Muller warns without the levy payrolls and programs face cuts while the superintendent ties the raise to rising costs and revenue losses from DuPont Plant closure, Plum Brook Station phaseout, and Penn Central tax failures. Levy would push operating millage to 41.8 and bond millage to 82 with Marilon Brown leading Jevy's campaign.
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DuPont
NASA
Plumbrook Station
Penn Central Railroad
Muller
Marilon Brown
Fireland 5 Community Bank
Jevy
Benefit scheduled for Wayside Home
Avon Cleveland Indians GM Phil Seghi Buddy Bell Walt Williams Browns linebacker John Garlington will headline a sports benefit for Our Lads of the Wayside Home. Emceed by Herb Scure on Indians radio, the roast beef banquet aims to raise 30000 for a 20 by 40 foot pool for 35 handicapped children at the Wayside Home. Tickets are 10 with proceeds to Our Lady of the Wayside at 38135 Colorado Ave Avon 44011. The event at Wagner's Country Inn Westlake includes a cocktail hour and door prizes such as a one week vacation in Hawaii.
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Avon
Cleveland Indians
Phil Seghi
Buddy Bell
Walt Williams
Cleveland Browns
John Garlington
Wayside
Colorado Ave
Wagner's Country Inn
Center Ridge Road
Westlake
Hawa
Hoegl
Mike Phipps
Our Lady of the Wayside
Horse design joke about designer not making yours obsolete
A light quip notes that one redeeming feature of the horse was that some designer could not render yours obsolete before it was paid for.
Wilkes Villa preschoolers start morning workshop
Two Elyria Neighborhood Center pilot projects spawn fall programs for Wilkes Villa. A preschool workshop runs Monday through Thursday mornings 10 to noon, with stories music and crafts led by Vera Lawson. An after school recreation program operates 5 to 9 p.m. weekdays with city staff and housing project support.
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Elyria
Wilkes Villa
William Lewis
Center
Vera Lawson
Arkansas A&m College
Elvira
City Recreation Department
Lewis
Four youths arrested in Vermilion on break in case
Vermilion police arrested Kevin Pinkham James Clark Edward Griffin and Kevin Crilly for breaking and entering an uninhabited dwelling in the night season and possession of stolen property. All are held on bond in Vermilion city jail awaiting arraignment at 7 PM today.
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Vermilion
Vermilion Power Boats. Inc
Vermilion City
Kevin Pinkham
Fairfax Rd
James Clark
Baumbart Road
Amherst
Edward Griffin
Woodside Ave
Kevin Crilly
Fairtay Rd
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