End-Of-Life Feeding Debates Echo Schiavo Case
Local discussions on tube feeding at life's end mirror the Terri Schiavo controversy. Families wrestle with ethics, religion, and private wishes while doctors note most decline artificial nutrition. Living wills and advance directives gain traction as patients and caregivers seek clear guidance.
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Deborah Dailey
Hospice
Robert D. Reece
Wright State University School of Medicine
Velma Barber
The
Alzheimer’s Association
Terri Schiavo
Ohio Hospice and Palliative Care Organization
OHPCO
Ohio
West Lane Ave
Upper Arlington
U.S. Living Will Registry
Judy Turner
Miami Valley
Turner
Terri Schiavo case in Tampa court bid to reattach feeding tube
Attorneys pressed for Terri Schiavo's feeding tube to be reattached as the Schindlers seek to advance religious and due process claims. Judge Whittemore previously rejected a similar request while a federal hearing began in Tampa amid broader disputes over her medical status. The Supreme Court had refused to intervene.
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Schiavo
Terri
Wilson
Schindlers
Feles
Tampa
Schindler
David Gibbs III
U.S. Supreme Court
Pinellas County
George Greer
Bush
Charter schools growth outpace demand in Ohio
Stephen Ramsey of the Ohio Charter Schools Association cites unprecedented growth with over 100 new schools this year and waiting lists, while public educators warn charter students lag in math and reading. Gary Allen of the Ohio Education Association calls for caution and policy critique amid concerns about disparities and impact on community schools.
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Stephen Ramsey
Ohio Charter Schools Association
Ramsey
Ohio Education Association
Gary Allen
Association
District plans open houses to introduce new principals
Debbie Alberico said the district will host opportunities for families to meet new principals at McKinley and Wilson, which will remain distinct schools sharing Lolli and Edwards. A new principal for Amanda is to be found later.
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Debbie Alberico
Price
Alberico
McKinley
Wilson
Lolli
Edwards
Amanda
School leaders receive 2005 06 assignments in Cox Ohio report
Mike Lolli shifts from Wildwood Elementary principal to lead McKinley and Wilson elementaries. Marla Mash moves from McKinley to Mayfield Elementary. Jim Thomas leaves Amanda Elementary to Wildwood. Kee Edwards transfers from Vail Middle School to assist at McKinley and Wilson.
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Mike Lolli
Wildwood Elementary
McKinley
Wilson
Marla Mash
McKinley Elementary
Mayfield
Jim Thomas
Amanda Elementary
Wildwood
Kee Edwards
Vail Middle
McKinley and
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Coxohio
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Dillard’s
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