Ohio plans to shield college programs and curb costs
State higher education chancellor Fic Fingerhut says Ohio will not pursue major cuts or tuition hikes. The 10 year plan aims to boost public college enrollment from 472,700 to 702,700 while keeping costs low and expanding access.
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Ex-Ravenna police chief ends standoff surrender
Former Ravenna police chief Michael Swartout gave himself up after a day and a half standoff. Deputies escorted him from his farmhouse in handcuffs around 12 45 p m and placed him in an unmarked vehicle. Swartout, 56, had been inside since late Tuesday after being accused of firing a gun at his adult son. The sheriff described Swartout as armed and threatening further conflict while inside.
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Deaf students invited to National Science Fair in Rochester
Young science enthusiasts with hearing loss can win 500 in the National Science Fair for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students. Grades 6-12 high school divisions attend the Science Fair March 20 22 2009 in Rochester NY sponsored by NTID. Information at rit.edu NTID ScienceFairNR.
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