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- ↑ NYTimes: "Occasionally the digitization process introduces transcription errors or other problems." In this case, the correct year is 1978, not the 1971 displayed by the archive. FYI: March 17, 1971 was a Wednesday; in 1978 it was a Friday
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addressed this issue in In re Parkchester General Hospital ... "high quality health service was a matter of vital public concern"
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