Hotline connects parents with principals for school questions
The Hotline, run by the National Association of Elementary School Principals in San Francisco, staffs principals and school psychologists to answer callers. About 5,000 principals attend the conference, with roughly 125 volunteers in two hour shifts. Aretha Dixon supports the service, saying it offers perspective and idea sharing for parents and principals. The Hotline, now in its 15th year, covers topics from testing to school safety and discipline. Calls: 800-944-160, or www.rrnesporg. Hours: 2–8 p.m. April 18, 10 a.m.–8 p.m. April 19, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. April 20. Parents may mail starting Saturday.
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Bradley profiles Ohio lieutenant governor and 2002 running mate
Bradley, serving as agency director, stepped in during the August blackout when Taft vacationed in Canada. She gave up a Columbus City Council seat and a Huntington Bank role to join Taft’s ticket, facing mixed calls for a more visible leadership role while inspiring young women and minorities.
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Ohio and nearby states lottery results roundup
Saturday and Sunday results from Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia include Pick 3 38 5 5 3 2 and 6 2 0 3 5 7 6 8 3 6 15 19 26 48 plus Mega Millions 2 6 10 11 23 ball 40 with a 10 million estimate. Ohio Buckeye 5 numbers 9 17 23 29 33. Previous draws noted.
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The Chronicle Telegram Staff and Contact List
The Chronicle Telegram lists editorial and staff roles including Editor Andrew R. Young Asst Managing Editor Matt Westerhold and Metro Editor Pam McMillan, with contacts and office hours. It details circulation numbers, advertising manager, photography team, and mailing address in Elyria Ohio along with post office information and phone lines.
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Scott Brown
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METRO
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Bruce Bishop
Gene Krebs
Kidnappings and clashes mark Najaf Fallujah clashes and Iraqi talks
Insurgents kidnapped seven Chinese in central Iraq near Fallujah, with no details given. Other captives were freed or promised release as battles wounded Marines and Iraqis. U S casualties rose to 59 soldiers since April, with about 900 Iraqis killed. Amid talks with Muqtada al Sadr followers, coalition aims to avoid broader conflict while pursuing cease fire. US officials say nonmilitary solutions are possible to reduce bloodshed.
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Gift From Al Mak Ends After Wish Wall Effort
Mak, a third grader diagnosed with a brain tumor, died shortly after Make-a-Wish built a 7 foot climbing wall in his honor. The wall cost an estimated 10,000 to 15,000 dollars and was completed within two weeks of the wish grant. Friends and family recall his kindness as supporters left gifts and the school shared audio to reach him.
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Easter World Observances Across Faiths and Conflicts
Easter was celebrated worldwide with Catholic and Orthodox services in Baghdad and Istanbul and at the Vatican. Leaders including Pope John Paul II and Patriarchs urged unity and condemned terror while prayers focused on Iraq, Africa, and the Holy Land amid attacks and war. The pope, despite Parkinson's, delivered multilingual greetings as crowds admired floral displays.
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Holy Land
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Memo on Bin Laden Threat Sparks Bush Fort Hood Remarks
The declassified memo Bin Laden Determined to Strike in U S prepared for Bush warns of possible hijackings and attacks before Sept 11. Bush says no actionable intelligence existed and critics call for greater urgency from the administration.
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ATV Safety Stresses Supervision and Restrictions
A spokesman for the Specialty Vehicle Institute of America urges stricter parental supervision and rules such as staying off paved roads not speeding and avoiding alcohol when riding an ATV. Crashes rise with riders often under 16, and officials note to wear helmets and avoid risky behavior to prevent injuries.
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Mike Mount
London
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Florida
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Barb Rusko Stephens
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