HANDS OF TIME AND PEACE CORPS PUSH IN 1998 NEWSWEEK SNAP
The column notes Americans' time consciousness with clocks visible nationwide. It highlights President Clinton's push to expand Peace Corps volunteers worldwide. Also mentions tips for beginners, self-improvement ideas for 1998, and a profile of UNICEF ambassador Jane Seymour. Cavs defeat Nets 95 81. A travel note previews Moorea in the Society Islands as an expensive tranquil alternative to Hawaii.
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Clinton proposes Medicare eligibility age 62 in new plan
Washington AP Clinton would lower Medicare eligibility to age 62 in a budget proposal for the next fiscal year. The plan aims to expand coverage for those under 65 while preserving deficit discipline, with potential monthly premiums up to 400 for 62 to 64 year olds and discussions about 55 to 61 coverage.
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Mild December Weather Lifts Area Driving Confidence
In Elyria the December stint brought light snow and mild temperatures, with only 5 inches total and the heaviest 1.5 inches on Tuesday. The average December snowfall runs 9.1 inches and temperatures averaged 34 degrees, about 3 degrees above normal, attributed to El Nino steering most storms south.
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Driver Education Faces Cutbacks Under Teen Licensing Law
Ohio schools may drop or trim driver's education programs as the new teen licensing law, effective July, raises costs. The law aims to reduce teen crashes and save schools money, but critics warn of higher expenses for behind the wheel training.
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Finalists interview for Elyria Schools superintendent post
Elyria Board of Education meets next week with two finalists Edna Jean Harper deputy superintendent of Dayton Schools and Wayne Driscoll superintendent of Switzerland Schools Monroe County Ohio for the district leadership post. A decision could come as early as Jan 14 with interviews set Jan 12 and 13 at the district Administrative Center.
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