Nun in Dallas Runs For Health In Habit
Sister Andrea Lacosta a 59 year old nun from the Daughters of Charity runs in her white habit. She has shed over 50 pounds from 171 to fit 4 miles a day and aims for a 10 kilometer minithon. She works as a nurse and credits running with calming effects and spiritual focus. For years she rose at 5 or 6 a.m. to jog and observes wildlife along her route.
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Dallas
Andrea Lacosta
Andrea
Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul
Celeste decries federal drinking age pressure on Ohio
Governor Richard Celeste calls federal moves to tie highway funds to raising the drinking age a form of Big Brother in 1984. He notes Ohio may comply despite political cost, arguing federal purse power pressures states, while defending tax refunds and utility mismanagement safeguards and PUCO oversight.
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Columbus
Richard Celeste
Ohio
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Celeste
Ronald Reagan
Zimmer
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Ohio to Expand Voter Registration at State Sites
Gov. Richard Celeste orders all agencies to offer nonpartisan voter registration publicly and to register people at parks unemployment offices and state fairs. Secretary Sherrod Brown endorses registering at patrol stations parks and extension agents to reach unregistered Ohioans with a volunteer system.
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Columbus
Sherrod Brown
Highway Patrol
Brown
Ohio State
Lorain County Small Business Center Begins Operating
The Lorain County Small Business Enterprise Center has started operating with offices at the Commerce and Industry Association of Greater Elyma and the Lorain Chamber of Commerce. The center lacks a purchased computer system, expected to cost 40000 dollars and be in place by summer’s end. The initiative began after a 13000 dollar state grant toward a 100000 dollar startup, announced last February, part of a planned network of six to eight centers in small and medium communities.
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Lorain County
Bates
Two Chambers
State fair number to work next week in Ohio
Ohio State Fair officials say the number 614-294 FAIR will not be working until next week. Meanwhile people can call 614-294-5441 for information, per a fair official. The Chronicle-Telegram previously reported the other line.
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Columbus
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
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