Hairgate at Wellington Middle School prompts color ban
Principal Brent Mannin of McCormick Middle School in Wellington disciplined students with unnatural hair colors such as red green and blue, sending them home until they restore natural hues. After parental pushback he reversed the policy allowing return with color.
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Brent Mannin
McCormick Middle School
Wellington
Mannin
Jane Minor
Individu
Chronicle-Telegram
Avon
Jim Reitenbach
Elyria
Northwood
Tom Jama
Why the turkeys crossed the road not stupid
A letter argues turkeys seeking freedom escape the farm in Elyria Town ship and should not be labeled as stupid. It cites religious and civic debates, notes Earth Day era groups like the League of Conservation Voters forming in Ohio, and critiques county drug policy accountability in Lorain County.
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Elyria Township
Ohio
League of Conservation Voters
Congress
Ohio Alliance For the Environment
Columbus
Sierra Club and
Audubon Society
Lorain County
Chronicle- Telegram
Rita McPhee
Virgil Muntean
David J Moore Serves as Republican County Commissioner
David J Moore is a Republican county commissioner, holding office in his county. The brief confirms his party affiliation and role, identifying him as a public official and leader within local government.
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David J Moore
Repub County
Dynamite rights and a nation of explosions
Des Moines Register columnist Donald Kaul critiques lax dynamite laws through a satirical scenario. The piece imagines states varying in dynamite rules, escalating chaos from blasts in schools and factories to drive by explosions, and mocks reform efforts and political figures amid a fictional NDA saga.
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National Dynamite Association
NDA
T. McVeigh
McVeigh
Washington
Dubuque
Kaczynski
Donald Kaul
The
Des Moines Register
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Chicago
Census Data and Civil Liberties Revisited
In a San Diego Union-Tribune column Joseph Perkins warns that the 1940s census aided the internment of Japanese Americans after Pearl Harbor. He cites Fordham and Wisconsin scholars noting demographic data fed the War Department for mass removal, despite later assurances of privacy protections and ethical standards.
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Pearl Harbor
U.S. War Department
Census Bureau
West Coast
William Seltzer
Fordham University
Margo Anderson
University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Population Association of America
War Department
Los Angeles
Kenneth Prewitt
Joseph Perkins
The
San Diego Union-Tribune
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Adams County
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Robert Taft
Ohio Preservation Fund
T. Kaczynski
Montana
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Glenn Miller
Kathy Lee Gifford
Saddam Hussein
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