Public Should Aid Burn Center in New York Area
Dr. Michael L Lewin, chief of Montefiore plastic surgery, urges political support for a major burn treatment center in New York. He cites North Central Bronx Hospital as a ready site, outlines a 12 to 30 bed plan with ICU pediatric unit, and notes $500,000 startup and annual deficits. Firemen aim to raise at least $50,000 locally next year.
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Lewin
New York City
Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
North Central Bronx Hospital
Dr. Lewin
Michael L. Lewin
East 270 Street
Charlie Crist
Weather update with showers and warm, humid day
Frequent showers or thunderstorms possible with heavy downpours at times. Highs in the low to mid 70s, with a southerly to southwesterly wind 10 to 20 mph. Tonight and Friday mostly cloudy with a chance of showers, lows in the upper 50s to low 60s, highs again in the 70s. Pollution watch note prompts reporting to EPA at 201 548 8730 or Gerald M. Hansler, EPA, 26 Federal Plaza, New York, NY 10017.
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New York-New Jersey
Environmental Protection Agency
Gerald M. Hansler
EPA
Federal Plaza
New York
Neversink woman kills children and self in Phoenix
A former Neversink resident shot and killed her two sons, Harold 24 and Geoffrey 1, and herself in a Phoenix home around 10 am Monday after her husband left to shop. Two other children were unharmed. Police have not determined a motive.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Neversink
Sharon Houghtaling
Harold
Geffrey
George Houghtaling
Houghtaling
Houghtalings
Technology Group
Sullivan firefighters back burn center fund drive
SMALLWOOD The Sullivan County Volunteer Firemen s Assn endorsed the burn treatment center fund drive and voted 200 for the effort. New York City Fire Dept officials Joseph Hickey and John Meara urged support, noting the need for a regional burn center amid high burn cases and deaths in the state. A burn center fund committee was formed with named local firemen to coordinate with county and area departments and the Times Herald-Record.
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Smallwood
Sullivan County
Joseph Hickey
John Meara
New York City Fire Dept
William Carlson
Hurleyville
Times Herald-Record
Paul Thiele
Monticello
John Bryan
Wurtsboro
William Costello
Woodbourne
Harold Kronenberg
Woodridge
Gerald Mootz
Callicoon Center
Robert Sherwood
Liberty
Sullivan firemen honor investigator SMALLWOOD-Harold Glass
Harold Glass of Monroe, an arson and fraud investigator and president of his firm, was named an honorary member of the Sullivan County Volunteer Firemen's Assn. Glass warned arson crimes threaten fire fighters amid a weak economy. William Carlson of Hurleyville was elected association president, with Richard Sturdevant Livingston Manor first vice president, Thomas Hasbrouck Liberty second vice president, Ronald Bodens Lava third vice president, William F. Harris Pond Eddy secretary, Michael Diamond Wurtsboro treasurer, and Willard Schaup Monticello to the law committee.
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Smallwood
Harold Glass
Monroe
Sullivan County Volunteer Firemen’s Assn
Glass
William Carlson
Hurleyville
Association
Gerald Mootz
Callicoon Center
Richard Sturdevant
Livingston Manor
Thomas Hasbrouck
Liberty
Ronald Bodens
Lava
William F. Harris
Pond Eddy
Michael Diamond
Wurtsboro
Willard Schaup
Monticello
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Creek Run Road
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St. Luke's Hospital
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Charles Rhodes
Mariann Andrew
John Ferguson
Hill Run Road
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Thomas Robin
Kiwanis Club
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My School
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