Death and Dying course offered through LCCC and CCC
The winter Courses by Newspaper series examines death and dying with 15 articles starting January 22. Orientation sessions run January 16 and 20 on campus, and Medina residents have a separate session. The 3 credit course costs 38 to 45 dollars and includes exams. instructors include Len Tempos and Robert Fulton.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Community College
Cuyahoga Community College
Chronicle- Telegram
Medina County Gazette
LCCC
Cuyahoga County
CCC
Office of
Robert Fulton
Len Tempos
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Medina
Medina Gazette
University Extension
University of California At San Diego
National Endowment For the Humanities
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Cleveland police to sue to block Jan 2 layoffs
The Cleveland Police Patrolmen's Association will file suit to stop Mayor Dennis Kucinich from laying off nearly half the force on Jan. 2 as part of a broader push to cut 2,000 city workers to avert municipal bankruptcy. Banks hold notes totaling $15.5 million and may wait for a Feb. 27 income tax referendum before attaching city assets.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Police Patrolmen’s Association
Dennis Kucinich
William McNea
McNea
Kucinich
Basil Russo
George Forbes
Cascade School Girl to Attend National Prayer Breakfast
Barbara Pearce a fourth grader from Cascade School and her parents Ed and Hazel Pearce will travel to Washington D C in January for the 27th Annual National Prayer Breakfast. Invited through U S Rep Ralph Regula the family will meet President and Mrs Carter among about 3000 guests at the Washington Hilton Hotel on January 18. Barbara who once portrayed Amy Carter in a school Christmas program looks forward to a Washington tour on January 27.
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Barbara
Hazel
Ed Pearce
Barbara Pearce
Cascade School
Jimmy Carter
Amy
Washington, D.C
Ed and
Hazel Pearce
U. S
Ralph Regula
Canton
Regula
Earl Ray
Carter
Congress
International
Washington Hilton Hotel
Washington
Washington D.C
Amy Carter
Christopher
White House
Elyria eyes year end balance with $82,000 transfers approved
Democrats Rothgery and council members push $82,000 in transfers to balance city books with cash on hand. Auditor Radican cautions totals are not final, noting figures cannot be given until after year start. Several transfers route funds to highway, solid waste, health, and maintenance accounts while capital improvements gains flow to West River Road widening and Harshaw sewer projects.
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Elyria
Donald Rothgery
Finance Committee
Thomas Radican
Rothgery
Health Department
West River
Harshaw
Manischewitz to Import Chinese Beer and Vodka
Monarch Wine Co of Brooklyn will import Tsingtao beer and Chinese vodka under a long-term deal, selling in the United States from May 1. Vodka will run about 9 dollars a bottle and beer about 75 cents. company aims for 1 million cases of beer and 20,000 cases of vodka yearly within five years.
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New York
UPI
Coca-Cola
China
Manischewitz Wines
Monarch Wine Co
Brooklyn
United States
Tsingtao
Chester C. Moss
Monarch
Chinatown
Hong Kong
Moss
Peking
Monarch Wine Company
Debra Mazzarese
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Incounty
Center For
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University of Minnesota
Brad Toth
North Bee
Brad
Victor
Toth
Clarence Nicklay
Buckingham Dr
C-T
Gene Krebs
Jimmy Elyria
D.C
Pattiewald
Casey Turton
Radican
Robert Frederick
R-4
Tom
Frederick
Art Weber
U.S
Ching
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