Ohio opens concealed carry with first weekend course
In Ohio the first weekend concealed carry course ran as instructors briefed eight students on the new law signed by Gov. Taft. The 16 hour training meets the 12 hour state requirement and starts April 7 for permit applications in the student's home county or neighboring county.
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Planning life after high school Pacing the Future Four area students share their plans
Lorain Admiral King student Mike plans military service citing Navy heritage and world travel as key motivators. Precious Johnsori aims for Lorain County Community College to study nursing, planning to work as a cashier while pursuing a career she enjoys.
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New year brings tough choices for high school seniors
The Chronicle Telegram reports seniors face postgraduation planning with limited slots in higher education, trade schools, and military paths. At Elyria High School 170 of 380 graduates pursued further education and Lorain Admiral King saw 150 of 280 continue studies. Guidance counselor Stan Mazur urges early planning, exploring careers, and campus visits to align interests with viable postsecondary options.
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Alumni return to EHS to share college prep tips
Jan Mazur and Tom Icisko discuss post secondary options with students, urging sophomore year planning for college or trade tracks. They emphasize dispelling myths about cost and aid, and encouraging auto tech and related courses to build readiness.
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Tech Prep program guides students to careers
Sharon Fain once aimed to be a veterinarian at Ohio State University but found blood a problem and pivoted to a new path. Now she directs Lorain County College Tech Prep, exposing juniors and seniors to college credit opportunities and early career planning to help informed choices.
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LCCC to Host Three Information Sessions on Degree Paths
Lorain County Community College will host three information sessions for prospective students about its University Partnership Program. Representatives from Bowing Green State University, University of Toledo, and Cleveland State University will discuss admissions, courses, program details, and scholarship opportunities at the University Center, Elyria.
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Fragmented Web Directories Offer Distance Learning
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Tension rises as unemployed Iraqis stone troops clash with cleric
In Amarah protests against the U.S. occupation escalate as unemployed Iraqis throw stones at British troops guarding city hall. A top Shiite cleric calls for parliamentary elections, opposing U.S. plans. A purge of Baath party members reportedly affects about 28,000 jobs, with similar numbers likely to follow. Six protesters were killed and at least 11 wounded in Sunday clashes.
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Vermilion Man Charged After Sting With 13 Year Old
Vermilion police arrested 33 year old William D Flinn of Mentor after he allegedly sent adult material pictures to a 13 year old girl who invited him to Vermilion. He faces six counts of disseminating matter harmful to juveniles, each a fifth degree felony, with up to five years in prison and fines up to 15000. He is jailed and due for arraignment Tuesday at 10 a.m. before Vermilion Municipal Judge Betty Wakefield.
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Mad cow backlash in Canada as U S fingerpointing grows
Canadians react with anger to U S accusations over mad cow disease. World and Nation brief notes rising tensions between governments amid trade disputes. A 39 degree high is forecast locally with AccuWeather details on Page A8.
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