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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2001
Page
1
Thirteen Marines who died in World War II are finally buried in Arlington National Cemetery. A new state law allows WWII veterans to receive a diploma if they left school to join the military. The Chronicltelegram site notes updates Monday through Friday.
Lorain education talks with the Lorain Education Association and federal mediator Tom Connelly stalled with no progress and the union threatening a Sept. 4 strike. Superintendent Dee Morgan warned staffing and scheduling measures may be needed if no agreement is reached as classes start Aug 28. The board and LEA blamed each other after the latest two hour session ended early with 17 additional contract provisions from the union.
Mallory Hawley, 15, a Marion L. Steele High School sophomore in Amherst, faces Hodgkin's Disease diagnosed in June. Despite chemotherapy planned for three more months, she keeps a lively spirit with support from a 4-H club, wearing a wig as hair loss follows treatment.
Ricardo Punsalan, 28, declared not guilty by reason of insanity in a 1994 stabbing death, will be allowed to leave Sheffield Lake mental hospital for movies and activities as his condition improves. Dr. Steven Noffsinger testified staff do not view him as a danger, despite prosecutors noting past delusional thoughts.
Elyria councilor Evelyn France, who suffered a July stroke that left her with no feeling on her left side, says she is rebuilding endurance with family and therapists and intends to run for re election this November. She credits support with her ongoing recovery and determination.
Bryns Darden Elementary principal Vicki Wallace in Clarksville notes children arrive unprepared for kindergarten with gaps in conversation, colors, reading, counting and authority. The White House summit boosted focus and the federal Early Head Start program spends 350 million dollars yearly to help low income families, though only three percent are served and debates on how to assist these children remain sharp.
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