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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2001
Page
1
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The AP reports Congress and the White House struggle to bridge gaps on patients rights and energy policy as August vacations begin. White House aides tout the president’s bill while Democrats push to resolve the remaining 10 percent of disagreements delaying a final bill.
Facing a 2.7 million job need by decade’s end, states ease limits on teacher prep at community colleges. Nevada Great Basin College earned its first bachelor’s in elementary education with agency approvals. Rio Salado College in Arizona launches online teaching prep after rules changed. Maryland approves an associate of arts in teaching allowing credits to transfer to public or private universities.
The Chronicle Telegram reports a national shortage of science and math teachers, with districts like Cleveland, Chicago, Houston, and New York recruiting internationally. Columbia Schools struggles to fill a high school science post, as qualified applicants accept other districts’ offers. The district attends job fairs at Strongsville, Kent State, and Ohio Northern University, hindered by its border location and lower local tax base compared to nearby districts.
Iraq under Saddam Hussein uses oil wealth to reward allies and punish foes as it seeks to lift U.N. sanctions. France loses favored status to Russia while Jordan Syria and Turkey are barely in the loop. Oil sales to neighbors and sanctions loopholes shape billions in trade and debt, with U.N. oversight through the oil-for-food program.
The FBI now operates 44 overseas offices, 19 opened in five years, aiding prosecutions from Africa embassy bombings to Italian drug cases. Critics voice culture clashes and arrogance concerns as Director Mueller vows to build trust with international and domestic partners. A Yemen dispute over an FBI agent underscores tensions in cross border investigations. The bureau cites gains against terrorism, white collar crime, and global money launderers as justification for its global reach.
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