Elyria School Won’t Replace Seven Departing Teachers
Elyria Schools will not fill seven elementary teaching positions as retiring and resigning staff depart. The move aims to offset state budget cuts while preserving a full-time counselor at all 12 elementary schools. A $300000 federal grant funds six counselors but expires this year, prompting school leaders to protect in-school support amid parental concerns.
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Americans cancel travel amid fears of SARS and terrorism
Americans defer trips abroad and curb business travel as fears rise from SARS and global tensions. A Travel Industry Association survey shows 55 percent report reduced travel, 71 percent avoid foreign trips, and 31 percent cite war or economy. experts note lingering post 9 11 anxieties.
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WHO lifts travel warning for Toronto as SARS spreads
WHO ends nonessential travel advisory for Toronto while SARS claims more lives in Asia. Hong Kong reports 12 deaths, China nine, Singapore one. total deaths at least 355 with over 5,300 infections in 20 plus countries. Beijing says outbreak remains severe. 21 hospitals designated for cases. Canada to boost passenger screening.
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Shooting Incident Sparks Iraqi Protester Claims
Iraqi protesters accuse American troops of firing on an unarmed crowd triggering regional tension. The story notes a rare tremor with no major damages reported across seven southern states and a brief world and nation brief on A3.
Attorney to testify about court whispers
In Elyria a man on trial for conspiracy to murder attempted murder and felonious assault allegedly vowed to “take care” of the matter. Lawrence Coreno Sr. 60 and Marlena Amore 59 face charges from a July confrontation with Amore’s common law husband Clemon Bridges 74. Coreno is set to testify about the incident and details emerged as prosecutors described weapons found and a scuffle in a dark garage.
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Lorain voter push to put rezoning issue on ballot
Lorain Amherst border development faces opposition as Heritage Development plans 189 homes 64 town homes and a 35 acre shopping center. Rezoning must pass in both cities with Amherst backing while Lorain residents push to place the measure on the November ballot. A May 12 public hearing will decide on the industrial to commercial rezoning.
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