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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1992

Page

3

Shortage of minority teachers noted in Ohio districts

Elyria officials report few minority teacher applicants despite high minority student enrollment. Pay gaps and competition from other professions cited. Regents and state education leaders note a declining pool of minority teaching candidates since the 1980s, worsened by cuts in college grants. Districts like Olmsted Falls and Berea discuss interviewing and recruitment challenges.

Law Business Mundorf Judith James Ube Board of Regents James Robert Moore Ohio Department of Education Ohio Moore Berea Schools Gary Puntel Puntel Olmsted Falls John Church Church

Terry Anderson Returns Home After Captivity

Terry Anderson arrived in Cleveland from Boston and traveled to Lorain with media coverage and family awaiting him. He spoke of relief and gratitude, thanked organizer Jack LaVinha, and described adjusting to life with his daughter Salome and fiancée Madeleine Bassil. Anderson plans a slow transition, a book about his captivity, and a quiet family reunion before resuming normal life.

Lorain Jack LaVinha Terry Anderson Cleveland Anderson Usair Eileen Perusek Leila Arden Avon Lake Northern Ohio Salome Madeleine Bassil Perusek Arden

143 Arrested in Abortion Clinic Protest

Police arrested 143 people during the third day of protests at three clinics. Among those detained were 31 protesters aged 8 to 17. The crowd included about 2,500 participants from both sides of the dispute outside Summit Women's Health Organization and nearby clinics.

Tsere Tagle Wts Ay Uitry Summit Women's Health Organization Gol

Elyria district aims to grow own minority teachers

Elyria's Mundorf said the district will cultivate minority teachers by encouraging local graduates to pursue education careers. He noted the system must persuade students that teaching is a valued profession and worth considering to address staffing challenges.

Ken Mundorf Elyria City Mundorf Elyria

Vermilion hosts bungee jump amid mild festival cheer

A bungee jump at Vermilion draws crowds as jumper named by his wife for spending 75 dollars to jump. Johnson praised the stunt while Vermilion officials, led by Mayor Alex Angney, weighed weather and safety plans. Local observers called the scene thrilling yet risky as jumpers descended from a crane.

Johnson

Two youths hurt after fall from Wyandot Lake Ferris wheel

POWELL Ohio AP two youths injured in a 20 foot fall from a Ferris wheel at Wyandot Lake amusement park. The ride is 55 feet high and the car was at about five o clock when the accident occurred. One boy, Mike Fisher 12 Wester ville, was treated in Columbus while Troy Rote 16 Westerville was in fair condition at Riverside Hospital. The ride was shut down pending investigation and other riders were unloaded safely.

Wyandot Lake Amusement and Water Park Columbus Zoo Powell, Ohio Wyandot Lake Kevin Denny Denny Mike Fisher Westerville Grant Hospital Columbus Beverly Heffken Troy Rote Riverside Hospital Karl Bailey

Graduation prank costs Cincinnati graduate his job

Dan gling a condom from his mortar board during the University of Cincinnati ceremony led to him losing a $25,000 a year auditing job at Great American Insurance Co. He planned to start Monday after graduating on the dean's list. Budzik, 23, also wore a parrot on his shoulder and says celebrations can follow policy, but the firm cited disrespect for authority. Budzik had spent about $2,000 on a car and clothes for the start date.

Cincinnati University of Cincinnati Tom Budzik Shadyside Cincinnati Post Great American Insurance Co Budzik

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