Regents call education improvements a good start
Ronald Abrams, Fingerhut chancellor, states education goals are a good start though unsure if they are the right aims. He is quoted on plans amid questions about higher education reforms.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 2008
Page
2
Ronald Abrams, Fingerhut chancellor, states education goals are a good start though unsure if they are the right aims. He is quoted on plans amid questions about higher education reforms.
Greg Harvey reports the case of a man found with a single gunshot wound to the throat in a Lyons backyard utility building. An autopsy found no foul play. a memorial service was held as the heart that saved two lives is laid to rest.
Ronald Johnson of Elyria was not charged with drug abuse during an April 4 traffic stop. A blotter item Sunday was incorrect. The Chronicle-Telegram is committed to accurate news coverage and welcomes tips at 329-7155.
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The Chronicle Telegram is a daily newspaper published in Elyria Ohio by Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company. The staff list includes publisher A Cooper Hudnutt editor Andrew R Young and various editors and managers with office contact numbers.
Police said 3,000 to 4,000 attended a late Saturday party at Michigan State University. They reported 52 arrests and 48 tickets, with half the crowd dispersed by tear gas after initial use of smoke munitions. Vanessa Schultz noted a tear gas smell from her Clinton Township apartment.
In the 4700 block Chelsea Ave at 3:40 PM a 15-year-old girl faced domestic violence and felonious assault charges for allegedly stabbing her 14-year-old brother in the hand with a fork. At 9:55 PM Beatrice Kozich, 32, was charged with domestic violence on W 18th St. A 4:05 AM incident on E 32nd St involved Brian Berrios, 28, charged with domestic violence and unlawful.
Five people were taken into custody after a brawl at Wilkes Villa Medical Center during treatment for a shoulder wound. About 100 people gathered as Elyria police and Lorain County Sheriff's deputies with Grafton police helped quell the disturbance.
Al Engle says seven recycled shower units from the old jail were installed at the new facility but hot water failures prompted a $21,000 replacement by a California firm. The plan aims to open as a temporary six hour holding site pending state fire marshal clearance, with eventual 12 day inmate holds to reduce trips to the county jail and cut costs.
A Philadelphia conference on diabetes genetics reports new genes tied to Type 1 and Type 2, with some involved in infection defense and vitamin D metabolism. Genome wide studies show only small effects per gene, but combined data may reveal environmental interactions. winter and northern climates show higher Type 1 incidence, and vitamin D supplementation in children may reduce risk.
Geoffrey Ward recalls his great-grandfather a well mannered preacher's son who cheated victims. The memoir by a dying Civil War general restored the Grant fortune after Ward's ancestor faced prison kidnapping and a court history that led to Sing Sing. The tale includes Oberlin College ties and the Allen Memorial Art Museum director role.
Geoffrey C. Ward will discuss his latest book at 8 p.m. in the Science Center Craig Lecture Hall Oberlin. He mentions his father Clarence Ward who supported him with weekly checks and will be buried in Westwood Cemetery per his late father’s wish. Contact Cindy Leise at 329-7245 or cleise chronicjet.com.
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