Arizona astrology school gains accreditation for federal aid
The Chronicle Telegram reports that the Arizona astrology school has achieved accreditation, making its students eligible for federal grants and loans. The notice notes the site is updated Monday through Friday and directs readers to visit the paper’s website for current information.
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Tax cut drains Social Security reserves in year
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office projects the deficit will force a $9 billion diversion from Social Security this year due to the slow economy and President Bush’s tax cuts. Democrats warn of a shrinking surplus and higher future costs, while Republicans defend the tax plan’s long term goals.
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Cheerful Clearview bus driver greets students at start
On the first day of the new school year in Clearview Schools, bus driver Phyllis Earl greets each student with a smile and a hug to set a positive tone. Superintendent Robert Dunnerstick accompanies the route, emphasizing the driver’s pivotal role in shaping behavior as he checks buses and visits on the first day.
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Nylonge worker collapses at plant after exposure incident
Nylonge Corp shift supervisor Michael Vezina 42 of North Ridgeville fell unconscious early Sunday at the plant while cleaning a sulfuric acid spill. He was in ICU at MetroHealth Medical Center Cleveland with lung burns and chemical exposure suspected. plant president disputes a spill and calls the event likely unrelated to work.
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Oberlin public works chief resigns after product of memo
Oberlin public works director Bill Kelso resigned after City Manager Robert DiSpirito delivered a memo citing performance issues and failures on the Hamilton Street ball fields project. Kelso claimed DiSpirito micromanaged and pressured him to resign amid broader layoffs looming at Ridge Tool Co. A6.
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Ridge Tool to lay off up to 40 Elyria workers
Ridge Tool Co. plans to cut as many as 40 factory positions in Elyria amid a slowing global economy. Human resources VP Patrick Comeau cited reduced demand in commercial industrial and construction tool markets. Final selections to be determined.
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