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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2011
Page
10
Editorial argues for school consolidation to save money
Wellington Superintendent Francis Scruci also serving as Westwood Elementary principal saves about 25000 annually. The piece links his dual role to a statewide push to consolidate districts to reduce administration costs amid an 8 billion budget gap. It cites Ohio's 600 plus districts, calls for county-wide consolidation, and notes Wellington’s size and potential mergers with Firelands Keystone and Oberlin to form a leaner district.
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Francis Scruci
Wellington
Scruci
Westwood
Sheila Buckeye
John Kasich
General Assembly
Kasich
Ohio
Greater Ohio Policy Center
Brookings Institution
Lorain County
Firelands
Keystone
Oberlin
Elyria
Ohio union limits draw strong opposition from readers
Readers protest Sen. SB 5 and Kasich policies, arguing collective bargaining protects workers. Letters warn of wage erosion and unsafe workplaces, with critics linking policy to national trends and immigration concerns. Ohio public discourse cites teachers nurses police and public sector roles in a stable middle class.
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National Guard
Ohio
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the Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Who rules the United States budget debate with AARP power
A Washington Post column argues that the AARP wields decisive influence on federal budgeting, shaping priorities as Obama’s 2012 to 2021 plan expands nonsecurity spending while entitlements like Social Security Medicare and Medicaid soak up most growth. It questions reform feasibility, warns of debt risk, and frames seniors’ benefits as middle class welfare.
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Free
United States of the
Middle East
Middle Eastern
John A. Thompson JR
Elyria
Washington
AARP
Barack Obama
FBI
Obama
China
Capitol Hill
Congress
Almanac for February 22 2011 highlights and history
Almanac entry recalling events on February 22 2011 including historical milestones such as Spain ceding Florida in 1819 and aviation rules around the White House in 1935. It lists birthdays for George Washington Arthur Schopenhauer Chopin and others and notes the 1980 Miracle on Ice result. It also cites a Washington quote and Mozart Chopin prodigy fact and moon phase between full moon February 18 and last quarter February 24.
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Florida
United States
White House
George Washington
U.S
Arthur Schopenhauer
Frederic Chopin
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Edward
Ted) Kennedy
Julius Erving
Drew Barrymore
Soviet Union
Lake Placid
N.Y
Mozart
Chopin
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