Columbia High cheerleaders celebrate district title win
Columbia High School’s varsity basketball team clinched the Northeast Ohio Class A District championship with a 52-51 victory over Rittman High School in Canton, sparking spirited at Columbia and setting up a likely state tourney run if they beat Kirtland High School Friday. The photo features cheerleaders Debbie Rundle and Laura Denington with teammates and families, highlighting a season 22-0 Inland Conference squad and local community support.
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Debbie Rundle
Laura Denington
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John Cawley
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Miss Denington
Robert Denington
W. River Rd
Denise Henke
Donald Lewis
Root
Denise
Columbia Station
Carl Skalak
Dynamic 26 year old president awakens Franconia College
Franconia New Hampshire hosts an energized campus under Leon Botstein, 26, who has steered the 7 year old experimental college through chaos toward growth. Enrollment rose to 350, new buildings rise with federal grants, and community programs expand as students serve townsfolk, teach, tutor, and aid in local services. Botstein envisions a music career after a decade at the helm.
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New Hampshire
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Franconia Village
Leon Botstein
Botstein
Sloan Foundation
New York City
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University of Chicago
Harvard
Billings
North Country
Debate over amnesty for draft evaders in Vietnam era
The piece weighs 30,000 to 70,000 Americans abroad avoiding the draft, mainly in Canada, facing possible prison, fines, and lost citizenship rights. It contrasts McGovern’s call for full amnesty with Taft’s bill for non‑combatant service, urging peers to weigh justice, patriotism, and the meaning of amnesty without glamorizing or condemning those who served or fled.
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Robert Taft
Ohio
America
Vietnam
Over and Under 30 Voice Amnesty for Vietnam Era GIs
Paul Gordon requests Sinn to publish diverse GIs views on Vietnam Amnesty. He argues many opposed to the war and among the brightest draft evaders could return home if pardoned, offsetting harderline stances and preserving skilled personnel for the country. Readers invited to respond to The Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Ohio.
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Chronele-Telegram
Mast Ave
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Ohio
Earth Week workshop to map high school plans in Ohio
Ohio Department of Natural Resources and the Ohio State University School of Natural Resources will host an Earth Week planning workshop in Columbus for about 175 high schools. Officials aim to help students plan local environmental projects and promote recycling water pollution land use and other issues. Four high schools Bucyrus Worthington Mariemont and Toledo Woodward will present successful Earth Week programs. Spencer 4H Club holds an organizational meeting tonight at 8 in Spencer Town Hall with Spencer Boosters inviting youth members.
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Ohi Department of Natural Resources
Ohio State University School of Natural Resources
Ohio Natural Resources
Willuam Boone
Nye
Spencer 4H
Spencer Town Hall
Spencer Boosters
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