AFS Teased About Tensions and Student Travel Abroad
The American Field Service International reports no large drop in students planning to study abroad despite U S Libya tensions. About 3700 American students will go abroad this summer or year long with 192 from Ohio, many from northeast counties. Contingency plans include splitting groups and routing via safer airports. staff emphasize safety and embassy coordination amid regional unrest.
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Berea student plans year in Spain despite terrorism fears
Emily Koch, a Berea High School senior, has long awaited an American Field Service year in Spain. She will depart by August for a stay through July 1987, expressing confidence in the program and emphasizing host family immersion and single-family travel as safeguards.
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New Epilepsy Services chief seeks awareness and support
Lorain native Phyllis Rich takes over as director of Epilepsy Services of Lorain County on April 29. She aims to raise the agency’s profile, attract funding and volunteers, and note that the program now serves about 308 people in Lorain County of roughly 274000 residents.
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George seeks seat on high court in Ohio race
Elyria Democrat Joyce George aims for a seat on the Ohio Supreme Court facing a three way Democratic primary and potential clash with Chief Justice Frank Celebrezze. George, a seven year Akron judge, raises funds amidPolitics and argues for merit selection to reduce court partisanship.
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Cleveland man who killed neighbors gets the chair
Jeffrey Lawrence, 34, of Garfield Heights, was sentenced to die in the electric chair for the shotgun murders of Jess Mooney and his wife Cheryl. The judge also imposed 7 to 25 years on two counts of attempted murder. The death penalty follows a jury verdict rejecting an insanity plea.
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