QUESTIONS, ANSWERS ABOUT MIDDLETOWN HOSPITAL REBUILDING

From: Dayton Daily News | Date: July 10, 2003| Author: Cox News Service | Copyright information

Hospital president, CEO sheds some light on project in Warren County

MIDDLETOWN - Middletown Regional Hospital president and chief executive Doug McNeill finds himself at the crossroads of compelling and at times conflicting imperatives: Shepherd a project that touches thousands of people and determines the future of Middletown's second- largest employer - but assure enough privacy all the while not to derail the effort.

"I think it's difficult for any private company to conduct ...

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