Area educators blast plan for student aid cuts
Cleveland educators criticize Reagan administration proposals to cut higher education funding by 25 percent. Case Western Reserve University officials say half of 8,700 students get aid and could be hit as federal assistance shrinks to 4 000 per year per student. University and state college leaders warn such cuts would curb access and delay graduation for low income families.
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Donald Chenelle
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Chenelle
Cleveland State
Monster storm creates ancient creature returns in Elyria
Don Weaver Jr and Dan Weaver of 4178% Rambler Road Elyria were photographed by CT photographer Gus Chan as they finished a Cretaceous Period creature inspired by a monster snow storm and an ice age theme.
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Amherst brothers join Civil War reenactment troop in Ohio and Michigan
The Burns brothers from Amherst Township form part of a living Civil War museum. They portray 1861 to 1865 history with the 69th Ohio and 8th Ohio Volunteer Infantry units. Reenactments include a 1962 themed weekend with camping, drills, and battles in locations from Seville to Mason and Lawnfield near Mentor.
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Mike Burns
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Tim
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Feighan calls for tougher Korea policy during April visit
U S Rep Edward Feighan urges the Reagan administration to back stronger political and personal freedoms in South Korea when its top official visits in April He criticizes Chun Doo Hwan and warns against overreach in sanctions while stressing the North Korean threat and the need for US backed stability Feighan says quiet diplomacy may fail to deter anti American sentiment and urges clearer US support for a legitimate South Korean government He notes opposition gains in the National Assembly but cautions their limited power and ongoing repression by security forces during the turmoil.
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Congressman Pease Opposes Nicaragua Aid Intervention
U S Rep Don Pease told about 70 Oberlin listeners at First Baptist Church that he will oppose U S military intervention in Nicaragua. He cited principles and warned intervention would be folly and dangerous, echoing Lorain County residents who urged no involvement in Central America.
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Jack Hunt
Linda Grant to Speak at Nathaniel Howard Memorial Lecture
Case Western Reserve University will host Linda Grant, Los Angeles Times finance editor, for the Nathaniel Howard Memorial Lecture on March 11 in the Thwing Center. Grant will discuss investigative journalism and her career including work at Fortune and the South China Morning Post.
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