State school board approves evolution plan
The Ohio state school board voted 13-5 to approve an optional 11th grade evolution lesson plan titled Critical Analysis of Evolution for use with science standards and the new graduation test. Critics warn a constitutional challenge is likely, claiming intelligent design elements.
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Akron
Oberlin Earns Distinctive Destination Honor For Heritage Area
Murphy praises Oberlin College cultural events and historic buildings plus the Oberlin Heritage Center. Callahan says the award will boost tourism by promoting places less known, with Dozen Distinctive Destinations featured in the National Trust magazine reaching over 200000 readers. Murphy to present at City Council meeting and share plaque. Other recipients include Astoria Galena Glenwood Springs Guthrie Lewisburg Macon Marshall Napa New Paltz Newport Old San Juan.
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Correction of Drill Date At Sailorway Middle School
A mock disaster drill is set for 6 30 p m March 23 in the Vermilion Sailorway Middle School cafeteria. An earlier calendar item had listed an incorrect date.
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Ohio Lottery Results and Past Draws Summary
Ohio midday and evening Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers listed alongside Buckeye 5, Super Lotto Plus, and Mega Millions figures. Also shows out of state results from Pennsylvania Michigan West Virginia and previous Ohio winners for Monday Saturday Thursday draws with multiple numbers and jackpots.
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Chronicle Telegram staff and contact details page blurb
Local newspaper masthead lists publisher executive staff editors and contact numbers for departments including advertising circulation and news with hours and mailing address. It details offices in Elyria Ohio and service hours for daily and Sunday delivery and pricing.
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Medicaid cuts could be doubled in Ohio budget
Ohio officials warn Taft's Medicaid savings plan may require at least twice the $50 million cut due to lost federal matching funds, part of a broader effort to cover a $300 million budget shortfall. Officials foresee 1 percent cuts this year with deeper 6 percent cuts planned for July, sparking concerns over welfare-to-work progress and health-care access.
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Garcia chooses Browns over Bucs and Falcons
Former CFL star Jeff Garcia weighed several offers before signing with Cleveland in 1999. Davis praised his proven winning record from high school to the pros, noting Garcia’s commitment to help the Browns win. He cited Garcia’s injury history and a DUI arrest as part of a broader career arc and decision factors.
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City schools seek one ballot as levy talks continue
The school board and Mayor Grace clash over funding for operating and capital needs. Board members press for a comprehensive city development plan and caution against tying future school finances to a construction tax. A November operating levy replacement is planned, with millage to be set in about 30 days and public input to follow. Grace says education is core to his plan and vows to keep dialog open.
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Ohio loses 90 thousand aged 15 to 44 in decline
Ohio shed about 90 000 people aged 15 to 44 18 percent to 4.7 million. West Virginia Wyoming North Dakota and Washington DC saw larger percentage losses. Kent native Jamie Rose now in Washington DC quit Cleveland freelancing after eight months due to limited opportunities and higher living costs.
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Ohio youths drift from state as job hunt clears paths elsewhere
Seniors migrate toward open spaces in Colorado and Utah drawing young graduates away. Officials warn losing early career minds hurts job creation and retail all while Taft keeps education and job programs from cuts. OSU and Kent State grads seek on the job training elsewhere citing limited opportunities for youth in Ohio.
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San Francisco
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Kent State University
Obesity deaths soar past tobacco in 2000 study
A CDC study released Tuesday reports 400000 obesity deaths in 2000, a 33 percent rise since 1990, with tobacco deaths up less than 9 percent. It links obesity to heart disease cancer and diabetes, notes wide inactivity, and cites fast food and reduced school physical education as factors. The report appears in JAMA.
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