Year Round Schools Move Gains Steam Across States
Washington AP reports a growing push for 12 month schooling in at least 25 states and several legislatures. Plans vary from longer years with brief breaks to lighter schedules, aiming to boost facility use and cut costs while potentially speeding student progress. NEA notes many schools sit idle in summer, wasting facilities and time.
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Warm winter headgear delights Chronicle readers
Photographer Dave Jones roamed Broad Street and Middle Avenue capturing smiling pedestrians in winter headgear. The piece notes hats caps and scarves serve warmth and personality, as every subject in the street snapshot wears a cheerful expression on a cold February afternoon.
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Youths push legal and political fronts in 1972 elections
Chicago report on a massive youth movement reshaping law and politics. States like Wisconsin have lowered age of majority, expanding rights for 18 to 19 year olds, while the 26th Amendment drives political mobilization. Activists push to ease voter registration amid challenges in college towns and nationwide. Authorities note a potential large, diverse youth vote that could influence the presidential race.
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Council of State
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Youth Citizenship Fund
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Redrawn 13th district reshapes Ohio map for May primary
Ohio lawmakers redraw the 13th congressional district by grafting Erie County into the seat and removing four Cuyahoga County townships. The updated district covers Lorain and most of Erie and Medina counties, parts of Summit, and excludes Oxford Township from Erie. Candidates in the May primary include Republican incumbent Charles A. Mosher, challenger Daniel E. Kenyon, and Democrat John Michael Ryan.
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Fairlawn
Charles A. Mosher
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Daniel E. Kenyon
Brecksville
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Lorain
Brecksville Man Runs in 13th District Primary Against Mosher
Daniel Kenyon a 37 year old Brecksville resident filed as the Republican nominee to challenge incumbent Charles A. Mosher in the 13th district primary though Brecksville is no longer in the district. Kenyon says he opposes Mosher voting record, especially on defense issues and a prayer amendment. John Michael Ryan also runs unopposed on the Democratic ticket.
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Fairview Park
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Minshall
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