Uniforms good idea for Lorain schools
A Lorain NAACP call for stricter dress codes prompts debate on student uniforms and teacher standards. A reader argues uniforms aid discipline and future job readiness, noting cost concerns and suggesting vouchers, while emphasizing appropriateness over rigidity.
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Harvey Qittler Columns On Mondays
Harvey Qittler’s weekly column appears every Monday, with commentary and insights. The note indicates a Monday publication pattern, though further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Democrats see Kasich seat as winnable in 2000 race
In Ohio's 12th District Columbus Dems say open seat could flip despite 58 of 60 years in GOP hands. With Kasich out, party officials push for strong candidate and grass roots finance, while Republicans monitor a potential primary fight between Watts and Tiberi.
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Spiral sculpture invites viewers to walk through its breathing form
Oberlin artist Meda Rives unveils Spire A Spiritual Journey Oberlin a 12 foot handmade paper spiral spanning a Firelands show Aug 8 29 at New Union Center for the Arts 39 S Main St Her piece anchored by saplings and string uses 100 plus panels inviting audience interaction as air currents and body heat move the installation Rives 40 from Virden IL teaches at Illinois State University This marks her FAVA debut Also on display Jonathon Moller's portraits of Guatemalan residents highlight Mayan displacement The gallery hours and no admission charge apply with some works for sale
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Ellia-Ross weighs Senate bid amid county role
Elyria County Commissioner Michael Ross says he is exploring a U S Senate bid though not a candidate now. He plans to seek re election in 2000 and notes grassroots leadership could impact federal work while Mary Jo Vasi backs his potential run. Springer’s candidacy is viewed as unlikely by Ross.
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NASA scientist brings subject to life for area students
Nancy Rabel Hall of North Ridgeville, a NASA Glenn Research Center scientist, mentors youth with hands on experiments and radio work. She earned a Golden Torch Award for Pre-College Community Service from the National Association of Black Engineers.
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Elyrian Man In Critical Condition After Carlisle Township Crash
James Damartzis, 33, of Butternut Ridge Road, Elyria, was trapped in his 1989 Ford Aerostar after crashing on Butternut Ridge Road in Carlisle Township. He fell asleep at the wheel and struck two mailboxes and two trees, with rescue workers using the jaws of life to remove him. he remained in critical condition Sunday.
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