Polio era echoed in modern crisis response and Ohio outbreak
The piece contrasts the 1950s polio epidemic with current shortages of ventilators and the push to expand critical care. It cites 58 000 cases in 1952 with 3 145 deaths and 21 269 paralysis, notes Ford and GM churn to increase ventilator production, and reports Ohio's 351 cases across 40 counties with 83 hospitalizations and three deaths. It includes personal reactions from Seville and Medina residents about staying home, work disruptions, and concern for vulnerable relatives.
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U.S
Copenhagen
Denmark
Bjorn Ibsen
Society of Critical Care Medicine
Ford
Thomas
Ohio
Ohio Department of Health
Seville
Miron Kusnecov
Samson Pavilion Health Education
Cleveland Clinic
Case Western Reserve University
DeWine
Medina
Micah
Jessi Chrisman
Ohio State University
Jessi
Micah Chrisman
Record of collapse in US economy amid virus lockdowns
The piece chronicles a sharp pre crisis jobs rebound and a rapid shift to recession, with forecasts of record unemployment and huge GDP declines. It notes Fed rate cuts, stimulus plans, and panic selling while detailing impacts on New York area businesses, airlines, restaurants, auto suppliers, and retailers, plus personal fears and delayed pay.
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Goldman Sachs
Goldman
IHS Markit
Daniel Feldman
U.S
Covington & Burling
Federal Reserve
Congress
White House
Diane Swank
Grant Thornton
Stuyvesant Plaza
Albany
New York
Ed Swyer
The
Plaza
New York State
Swyer
Nicholas Cairo
Airlines For America
Samantha Martin
Martin
D’artagnan
Andy Wertheim
Union
New Jersey
Scott Hoyt
Moody’s Analytics
Hoyt
Nevin Muni
T.J. Maxy
Astoria
Queens
Muni
Maggie Pouncey
Stories Children’s Bookshop
Brooklyn
Pouncey
Story Times
Ohio imposes stay at home order with broad essential work rules
Ohio Governor DeWine issues a stay at home directive allowing only essential activities and requiring safety measures in open businesses. Amy Acton notes testing shortages, with tests reserved for high risk patients. The Ohio Board of Pharmacy bans hoarding of hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine, limiting prescriptions to 14 days and prohibiting prophylactic use.
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Amy Acton
Ohio
DeWine
Ohio Board of Pharmacy
Donald Trump
Trump
Anthony Fauci
Foreclosure Suit Notifies Unknown Heirs in Medina County
Medina County court case 2001V0130 filed February 13 2020 by Wilmington Savings Fund Society as Trustee of Upland Mortgage Loan Trust A seeks foreclosure on 61 Koontz Road Wadsworth OH 4428. Defendants include Mari Lee Unknown heirs and James Moore among unknown parties. Publication lasts three weeks with 28 day answer window.
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Wilmington Savings Fund Society, Fsb
Upland Mortgage Loan Trust
Mari Lee
Brian
Lori
Bob
James Moore
James William Moore
Wilmington Savings Fund Society
FSB
Common Pleas Court
Medina County
Ohio
Koontz Road
Wadsworth
Ie County Recorder's
Ice
Spencer Township ADA Ramp Replacement Bid Invite
Contractors are invited to bid on the Spencer Township ADA Ramp Replacement Project at 110-112 N Main St Spencer Ohio 44275. Bids due by 2 PM April 6 2020 to Medina County DPS with sealed envelope marked Spencer Township ADA Ramp Replacement Project.
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Spencer Township
Main St
Spencer
Ohio
Medina County Department of Planning Services
Medina County Dept. of Planning Services
DPS
Washington St
Ste
Medina
Spagniano
Medinaco
Medina County
Spagniane
Mediaaco. Org
Edina County
Ohio Department of Commerce
Division of Labor and Worker Safety
Davis-Bacon
MCC and
Spencer Township Board of Trustees
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Gazette
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Justin C. Miller
East Avenue
Elyria
Medina Rd
V.millerlegalohio
Court OF Common Pleas
Mark Allan Moore
Joyce V. Kimbler
WN. Bruckner Ee Johnson
Richard Markees
Askew E. Bertie
May A. Hubbard
Melissa J. Whalen
Iar
Lerner
M.G
Ae Core
Theroperly
Epagnianog Mediaaco.org
Mediaaco.org
MCC
Sen Swedyk
Medinaco.org
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