Elyria teachers and board earn an A on contract
The Elyria Education Association and the School Board keep the current salary grid for 1993-94 with no across the board raise while six of ten teachers receive raises averaging over 900 dollars. The pact funds 350 thousand dollars more and promotes site based decision making and mentor programs.
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White House backs unproven health reform concept
Opinion argues against prescribing untested drugs or experimental surgery for citizens and contends the United States already has the best health care system. It criticizes the idea of massive reform and suggests targeted cost savings within the existing framework.
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Health care plan push targets all employers
The White House proposes that all employers buy or contribute to a basic health care package for workers. An exclusive option would limit plans to those approved by regional Health Insurance Purchasing Cooperatives. Blair, chair of Lorain County Life Underwriters, notes managed care remains experimental.
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Sandinistas Charged with Terrorism Ties and Heists
Reports allege a bunker in Managua run by an international terrorist ring with 19 surface-to-air missiles and fake documents. A suspected Sandinista interior minister link is noted. In Esteli, ex troops allegedly stole 14 million with help from Humberto Ortega and a UK army unit, despite U.S. aid.
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Denny Trial Highlights Good Samaritans Over Rioting
Chicago Tribune columnist Clarence Page reflects on Reginald Denny’s LA riot beating trial. He notes Denny’s forgiveness toward two suspected attackers and honors four African American bystanders who helped Denny reach a hospital. Page contrasts constructive civic action with rioting and urges moral leadership.
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School violence spirals into nationwide crisis
A broad look at escalating school violence cites a 17 year old shot in California, plots by Lorain girls to kill a teacher, and Amarillo teen gunfire leaving six wounded. Justice statistics show violent incidents in schools at alarming rates, with security measures expanding nationwide.
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Column by Jack Anderson and Michael Einstein
A coordinated column by Jack Anderson and Michael Einstein presents analysis and reflections on contemporary events. The piece offers insights, context, and commentary aimed at informing readers about political and social issues.
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