Ohio History and Birthplace of Flight Spotlight
Ohio has a long Native American heritage and means something great from the Iroquois. It became a state in 1803 and was a key Underground Railroad stop. Major industries include coal oil natural gas and manufacturing with cities such as Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Akron and Dayton. Dayton is where the Wright brothers built their first plane.
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Writers' Corner Promotes Peace Over Wars
The column advocates no wars and peace in the country. It cites George W. Bush praising the nation and notes KIDSLINE records some pieces from The Gazette's Newspaper in Education program accessed via CITYLINE.
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Ohio State Facts Card Highlights notable people and places
Ohio lies north of the state with Lake Erie to the north and ships via canals to Cleveland and Toledo. The Serpent Mound near Locust Grove dates to about 3,000 years ago and Fort Ancient culture. Akron hosts Inventure Place honoring Edison and Cleveland features the tallest indoor Ferris wheel.
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