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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1985
Page
5
UC professor Daniel Wheeler showcases an electronic classroom using a large screen video projector and plans an immediate graded student response system. The setup asks students to press a panic button to reveal understanding and could transform large lectures and varied subjects.
Four Amherst teachers attend the Lions Club Quest Program Institute on Early Adolescence in Independence Ohio on April 17 at no cost to the schools. Participants include Shupe Middle and Nord Junior High staff led by Lions Club rep Joseph Foster and Amherst Principal Stephen Demko. The program trains educators to combat negative peer pressure and chemical abuse with positive approaches to teens ages 10 to 14.
Ohio Office of Travel and Tourism lists March events across travel home and garden vacation auto and sports shows plus fairs in Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Dayton Toledo and more. Highlights include Maple Syrup Festivals Hog Butchering on Farms and Quilt and Antique shows with venues and dates across state venues such as Ohio Theatre Columbus Toledo Museum of Art and Hara Arena Dayton.
Lorain man Norman Bennett 55 of 2923 Denver Ave. pleaded innocent in Lorain Municipal Court to a reported incident involving a 16 year old Feb. 17 and gross sexual imposition in an incident with an 18 year old. He was released on a 2000 dollar bond and bound over to the grand jury after waiving a preliminary hearing. Parents of the 16 year old filed charges after alleging she was hurt twice Feb. 17 and once earlier while sleeping over at a friend’s home.
The Manhattan DA did not say what charges might be filed after considering resubmitting the Bernhard Goetz case to a grand jury. He noted only that he was evaluating the option without naming a specific indictment.
Chrysler chairman Lee Iacocca called Reagan's move to lift voluntary auto export limits on Japan a sad day for America and American workers. He said Chrysler would push ahead with plans to triple its imports from Mitsubishi and compete under new rules. Ford and GM officials criticized the decision, while UAW President Bieber warned of job losses if quotas end.
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