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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 2008
Page
1
Obama gains six superdelegates to Clinton's four as the race tilts toward the 2025 nominated threshold. Clinton cites electability while debate reveals ambiguity on her rival winning the White House. Reggie Whitten of Oklahoma says the remarks were contextually misinterpreted though small town voters feel frustrated.
Clinton steady in race as Democratic hopeful Hillary Clinton receives support from superdelegate Sutton while Obama gains momentum in the campaign. The article notes Clinton fights to close the gap amid evolving endorsements.
Across the country districts trim menus to save costs. New York students face fewer turkey pepperoni pizzas while Montgomery County Maryland cafeterias swap salads for carrots or celery. In Davie County North Carolina Yoo Hoo returns to shelves, earning 36 cents a bottle.
Peggy Adamic, food service supervisor for North Ridgeville Schools in Elyria, adapts to soaring prices by shopping at multiple stores and opening a Sam's Club account. She cites cheese up 63 percent and hamburgers up 44 percent as she works to keep lunches healthy and appealing for hundreds of daily meals.
Job seekers can attend the Wednesday event at the John A Spitzer Conference Center from 12 to 3 pm. The expo, organized by LCCC Employment and Career Services, Lorain County Employment Network and Lorain County JVS, features reps from 80 Northeast Ohio businesses including AVI Food Systems, Equity Trust, LOGOs Communications, Nordson and Teletech. Attendees should bring resumes and be prepared to compete for openings in a crowded market.
Western Reserve Land Conservancy and Lorain County Metro Parks will preserve Camp Firelands Boy Scout Reservation for years to come with a conservation easement. The project secured 1.4 million in grants 800000 from the state aided by Mike DeWine and Marcy Kaptur, plus 600000 in a federal grant. The easement limits use while allowing the Scouts to keep buildings and programming on the 453 acre site straddling Lorain and Erie counties.
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