Oberlin Board weighs AIDS policy guidelines
Oberlin School Board considers adopting NEA AIDS handling guidelines after health officials said a district policy would be timely. The plan would guide exclusions and alternate education for infected students, with case by case decisions. Lorain County reports three adult AIDS cases and one death, and officials emphasized public information efforts.
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Lorain County
Pierce
Gail Brubaker
Jane Ionesco
Dith Pran Becomes U S Citizen Amid Somalia of Freedom
Dith Pran, subject of The Killing Fields, was sworn in as a U S citizen in Brooklyn joining 337 others. He expressed gratitude and said freedom matters provide travel plans to aid Cambodians while urging Vietnamese to relinquish control. He plans charity work as a UN goodwill ambassador and documentary project.
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Ser Moenn
Schanberg
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D-Ohio
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The
Times
Lorain Free Clinic seeks Spanish-speaking volunteers in Lorain
The Lorain Free Clinic plans to open March 4 in Christ Evangelical Church Lorain basement and needs volunteers, especially Spanish speakers, for clerical and maintenance roles. About 35 50 doctors, 50 nurses, and 14 social workers have volunteered. clinic hours are Tuesdays and Thursdays 6 9 30 am. Patients call to schedule. Call Michelle Wanek at 282 9357 to volunteer.
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Lorain Free Clinic
Christ Evangelical Church
Pearl Avenue
E. 38Rd Street
Lorain
Michelle Wanek
Wanek
Pease lauds Japan extending export quotas in trade stance
U S Representative Donald J Pease of Oberlin praises Japan for voluntarily extending its export limits to the United States noting it helps curb the trade deficit and protects American jobs. He cites pressure from Japan and potential Congressional action as factors in this stance.
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U.S
Donald J. Pease
D-Oberlin
United States
Pease
House
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Congress
Lawyer seeks removal from $1 million Nemeth estate suit
Visiting Judge Lyle Castle will rule next week on Daniel Cook request to be dropped as co defendant in a Lorain County Common Pleas case over alleged probate malpractice. The suit claims Sonny Nemeth seeks damages for actions tied to estate of Ernest Nemeth while Koury faces related accusations and charges. final briefs due February 21 as Castle set to decide on summary judgment.
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Loram County
Bluo
Elyria
Lorain
State of
Ohio
Elyma Township
Lorain County
Brace Avenue
Ely
Ohin
Sim
Ernest Nemeth
Sonny Nemeth
Leavitt Rd
Cook
Laurice
Miss Koury
Lyle Castle
Appeals Court Upholds 5 to 25 Year Sentence for Gotsis
The 9th District Court of Appeals affirmed Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Adrian Bedeski's nine count conviction of George Gotsis for illegally dispensing prescription drugs. Attorney Jack Bradley argued for a flat five year term, but the court rejected the request.
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9Th District Court of Appeals
George Gotsis
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Adrian Bedeski
Gotsis
Lorain
Jack Bradley
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