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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1969

Page

3

Reapportionment upheaval cited in Dixon book

Washington scholar Robert G Dixon Jr argues fresh dialogue on democratic basics is needed after the one man one vote era. He calls for bipartisan district drawing and notes implications for party competition race economics and governance amid looming post census changes. The book Democratic Representation analyzes law politics and future reapportionment.

Washington Robert G. Dixon Jr George Washington University Law School Dixon Supreme Court Congress Tnere Central City Everett M. Dirksen RTL Harvard Law School Archibald Cox U.S Felix Frank Robert G. Dixon, Jr Oxford University Press

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A collage of short items notes hair loss thresholds and new hair growth rates, the bow as a primitive weapon, lead poisoning in slum children, mosquito attractants for larval control, a forgery sentencing in Lorain County, insights on job satisfaction among engineers, Truman and other quotes, sun material temperatures, cow water intake, Taft inaugurating the baseball season, and a Reade quotation, all from the Chronicle Telegram.

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Windsor sixth graders stage own science fair

Twenty two students in a Windsor School sixth grade class staged a science show taught by Mrs. David Law. Exhibits were judged by Windsor Principal Richard Sharrock and Spring Valley Principal Don Shepard. Winners included Mary Reed first Tammy Thomas second Donald Forbush third and Alison Martier honorable mention.

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