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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1998

Page

8

Lorain County donors deliver $500 in toys for NFR drive

Kathy Gorutor and Donna Dean dropped off toys bought with a pop fund. Lorain Auditor's Dept and NFR staff delivered $500 worth of toys to the nonprofit. Local businesses and team members from Elyria and North Ridgeville contributed over $1000 in toys and bicycles, including Shumaker and Shumaker and Midland Title employees.

Kathy Gorutor Donna Dean Mark Stewart Lorain Co Joni Poli Megan Conry Rosemary Wirth Nancy Prieto NFR Lake Ave Elyria Shawn Shumaker Tom Shumaker North Ridgeville Lorain County NFB Sarah Salnajs Heather Bier Lauren Wanolsky Midland Title and Security, Inc Andrea Pierce Sharon, Yearley Diane Gainer Marilyn Welch Cathy Harrold John Daly

Atheist Targets Courthouse Holiday Display in Texas

A 53 year old atheist in Weatherford Texas put up a 4 by 8 foot sign reading Happy Winter Solstice near the Parker County Courthouse as part of a settlement of a lawsuit challenging the nativity scene on public property. He aims to educate on freedom of expression while county officials warn the move may provoke controversy.

Dick Hogan Parker County Weatherford Texas Ben Long Hogan Nativity Scene Jesus Morris White America Morris

New school program targets hepatitis B across cities

Sixth graders in Kansas City and Austin join a three year pilot vaccinating 10 and 11 year olds against hepatitis B. The effort, supported by six other cities, aims to wipe out the liver disease within 10 to 20 years, with nationwide expansion planned. Hepatitis B spreads via blood and body fluids, infecting about 300,000 Americans annually and killing around 5,000 each year.

Kansas City Austin Texas Leanne Glenn Gerald Hoff Health Department Hoff Government Department of Health

School bans laser pointers after student eye injury

A Kansas City seventh grader suffered permanent eye damage when a classmate shined a laser into his eye. Maple Park Middle School now suspends any student who brings laser pointers to class as over 100 have been confiscated this year.

Kansas City, Mo Kansas City Maple Park Scott Wilson New York City Chicago Ridge Ill Virginia Beach Westchester County N.Y Ocean City Wilson

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