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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1994

Page

6

ER Certification Gives Lorain County Hospitals Edge

The Chronicle Telegram reports most ER doctors in eight Lorain County and western Cuyahoga hospitals are board certified, a mark of quality care. Certification requires at least three years as an emergency room resident and passing the American Board of Emergency Medicine exam.

The Chronicle-Telegram Lorain County Cuyahoga American Board of Emergency Medicine Cleveland Metro General Hospital

Opinions Page Promotes Reader Letters to the Editor

The Chronicle-Telegram presents editorials and guest opinions aimed at challenging readers to form views. It invites public engagement and requests letters to the editor sharing thoughts and opinions on the issues discussed.

Chronicle-Telegram

Nord Center Emergency Hotline Overview and Philosophy

The Nord Center operates a 24 seven Emergency and Stabilization Hotline serving county residents in crisis or distress. It handles over 30 000 calls annually, performing assessments to decide urgent action or arrange regular appointments, and refers non benefited callers elsewhere. Fees are income based and reimbursed by contracts with Lorain County Mental Health and Human Services.

Sgt. Aponte Lorain County Board of Mental Health Department of Human Services

Community Health Center chief stresses confidentiality and care access

Lorain Dr. Greenberg of W.G. Nord Community Health Center urges those needing care not to delay. Privacy is strict and information is released only with consent or in life threatening emergencies to encourage calling. Elimczak of Elyria Methodist Home notes local neighborhood restoration efforts on West Middle and Sixth Streets.

Dr. Greenberg W.G. Nord Community Health Center

Home renovations echo former Elyria festival glory

An Elyria Apple Festival related home renovation project guided by the River Historic District drew over 40 participants. The tour traversed West side areas along Second Street and West Avenue, highlighting historic features and modernization efforts.

Elyria Elyria United

Letters policy for Chronicle Telegram prompts signatures

The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes they may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elgin 44036 or fax 329-7272 or email macronel freenel.lorain.oberlin.edu

Chronicle-Telegram Elgin Macronel Freenel Lorain Oberlin

Voters eye GOP revolt amid Dems’ woes in 1990s race

Polls show Foley trailing in Spokane as Nethercutt leads by 19 points and Visions of De-Foley-ate campaigns raise funds online. Cuomo faces Pataki in New York while North gains over Robb in Virginia. Voinovich dominates Ohio, Metzenbaum’s son-in-law Hyatt trails DeWine, and Kennedy’s clout wanes as Republicans roll out a reform contract.

Spokane Wash Tom Foley Foley George Nethercutt Congress New York Mario Cuomo New York State George Pataki Alfonso D’amato Pataki Virginia Washington Post Senate Oliver North Douglas Wilder Charles Robb North Robb Ohio George Voinovich Joel Hyatt Howard Metzenbaum Michael DeWine DeWine Hyatt Cincinnati Post University of Cincinnati Tennessee James Sasser Bill Frist Jim Cooper Fred Thompson

Clinton’s Falling Approval Shapes 1994 Campaign

Ben Wattenberg analyzes how Clinton's 39 percent rating drives Republicans to nationalize elections while Democrats push local themes. He weighs Clinton’s past promises, the era’s leftward tilt, policy flaws, and the chance for a renewed “New Democrat” or a bipartisan Third Way amid looming gridlock.

Bill Clinton Clinton GOP Jim Sasser D-Tenn Americans For Democratic Action White House Ben Wattenberg American Enterprise Institute Washington, D.C

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