Education Notes Scholastic Games results and awards
Week one saw Clearview High School defeat Elyria Catholic 180 to 70 in the Scholastic Games Lorain County opener on Jan 19 with Forthofer named Standout Scholar. Week two featured Keystone beating Lorain Southview 280 to 100. Basel earned Standout Scholar honors. Upcoming matches include Amherst Steele and Lake Ridge Academy with broadcasts on WEOL AM 930 at 6 06 p.m. Scholarships of 1000 each offered by CAPA for Panhellenic sorority women with March 1 2007 deadline, plus Winter Festival of Plays at Amherst Steele High Feb 1 2 3 with tickets 7 5 dollars.
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Clearview
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Preston Roeper
Tyler Basel
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Karen Sprague
Southview
Chris Smith
Levi White
Angel Ramos
David Wood
Amherst Steele High School
Lake Ridge Academy
Weol-Am 930
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Midview
Ashtabula
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CAPA
Amherst Steele High School Theatre Company
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Ohio and regional lottery results roundup
A compact ledger of recent draw outcomes across states. Ohio midday and evening Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, Roiling Cash 5 results with jackpot, Mega Millions Friday numbers and jackpot, plus similar results for Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia and earlier daily draws from prior days. Names of games and jackpot figures are included.
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Sewer upgrades face long delay and funding woes
Commissioners detail a history of rising sewer rates from 1990 to 2006 with only the 2006 increase earmarked for capital improvements. Past boards resisted projects, while new members and sanitary officials say progress is underway, aided by grants and EPA negotiations.
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Lori Kokoski
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David Moore
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Backers push draft to spread Iraq war burden
Advocates say universal service would share fighting costs across society while elites avoid combat. They cite fewer veteran lawmakers, shifting demographics, and historical contrasts from World War II and Vietnam. Critics note draft eras mapped to sociodemographic inequities and deferments.
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Pentagon eyes new ways to recruit amid long war
The Defense Department is boosting recruiting efforts with targeted ads at parents and role models while expanding age limits, potential foreign recruits for citizenship, and higher enlistment bonuses. Officials consider broader means to sustain the all volunteer force as talks of a 2009 draft test surface.
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Debate over a military draft in the United States
Lawmakers weigh a reinstated draft as Bush era arguments frame Iraq as a national threat. Proponents say volunteer forces suffice, while opponents warn about eroding professionalism. Estimates place annual costs around 4 billion and require new training facilities as the 18 to 25 demographic ages pass.
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U.S. Stop-Loss Policy Compiled From Army to Air Force
The stop loss practice kept units intact after 2001 and again in 2003 and 2008, with tens of thousands affected. Government figures are sparse, and lawsuits have challenged deployments extensions. Gates seeks smaller active and reserve mobilizations and longer home baselines, while Bush calls for a larger force.
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