Australian Folksinger Delights Prospect School Crowd
Australian folk artist Seong McDowell performed at Prospect School in Oberlin with audience participation. She sang American and Australian tunes accompanied by guitar banjo and autoharp with students on washboards tambourines and dance. Principal Robert Murphy joined in on maracas as the crowd danced.
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Ms. McDowell
Fairview Park
John Denver
Paul Simon
The
Eagles
Prospect
Robert Murphy
Melbourne
Cleveland
Prospect School
Toby Smith
Leona McDowell
Toby
Danny Smith
S. Main St
Oberlin
Bob Bailie
Dear Dr Lamb Blood Pressure Medicine and Care Guidance
A reader with hypertension asks which medication risks long term deterioration and if herbal diuretics or lecithin are suitable. Dr Lamb advises weight loss, lifestyle changes, and that diuretics are common first-line but may cause dizziness. suggests trying another class like Inderal and notes lecithin offers no BP benefit. Also guidance for a caregiver of an 86 year old with heart failure and nitro under the tongue, stressing seeking help and possible nursing home supervision.
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DR. Lamb
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Offices to close on President's Day
All government offices will be closed Monday in observance of President's Day. Mail delivery will pause. Elyria sanitation collection shifts one day. Feb 25 pickup moves to Feb 26.
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Elyria Sanitation
Lorain County Leaders Named to State Job Training Council
Lorain County Community College president Omar Olson and attorney Leticia Patino were named to Gov. Richard Celeste's State Job Training Coordinating Council. The 47 member panel will coordinate retraining programs and draft a state plan under the Job Training Partnership Act of 1982. The council held its first meeting on Thursday.
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Lorain County
Patricia Jacobson Joins Wickens Herzer Panza Firm
Patricia F. Jacobson joins Wickens, Herzer & Panza in Lorain as a corporate law specialist. A Rosary College and Boston University graduate with a Case Western Law degree, she has served with the United Nations Association in New York and taught at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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Patricia F. Jacobson
Lorain
Wickens, Herzer & Panza
Rosary College
Chicago
Boston University
Case Western University
Law Review
Jacobson
United Nations Association
New York
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Chinese University of Hong Kong
Carl W. Jacobson
Oberlin College
YMCA March Class Schedule at Elyria Family YMCA
New sessions begin in swimming gymnastics weight lifting adult synchronized swimming and Fitness Fantasia. Youth classes run week of March 7 through April 30 with options for parent tot preschool and school age children. Fees vary by member type and class.
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Elyria Family Ymca
Dr. Seuss
T.uf
T.U.F
Masic
Richard
N. Thornton
YMCA
J J Gettys Bar And Grille Offers Quiet American Dining
The restaurant replacing Garland West in Westlake presents a contemporary elegant space with a limited but solid menu of American fare. Highlights include crabcakes, clams, mussels, shrimp and scallops with fettucini, plus burgers and appetizers. Prices peak at $11.50 for a steak.
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Westlake
Jr. Getty’s Bar & Grille
Garland West
Garland
J.J. Getty
Maryland
J.J. Getty’s
Columbia Fourth of July Community Homecoming Committee Meeting
A special meeting in Columbia is set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at Town Hall to form committees and begin initial planning for the Fourth of July event. Representatives from various community clubs and organizations will attend, and interested individuals are welcome.
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Columbia — A
Columbia
North Ridgeville student named National Merit Scholar finalist
Senior high school student Robert R. Mateljan of North Ridgeville has been named a 1983 National Merit Scholarship Finalist. The finalist group comprises less than half of 1 percent of American high school students. About 5,300 Merit Scholars nationwide will be announced in March or early April. Merit scholarships are funded by grants from over 600 corporate and educational sponsors. This year awards total $18 million and about 40 percent of finalists will win grants.
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North Ridgeville
Robert R. Mateljan
Ohio Gets High Marks In A Flawed Manufacturer Study
A columnist argues Ohio’s labor skills and proximity to raw materials make it a strong manufacturing location despite a biased industry sponsored study. He notes wage and pollution factors skewed by sponsors and cites limited newspaper scrutiny of ratings.
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Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
the Plain Dealer
Ohio Links
Conference of State Manufacturers Associations
U.S
Wall Street Journal
New York Times
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