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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 2009

Page

10

Elyria school closings amid enrollment decline

The Elyria School District will close Erie and Roosevelt elementary schools after this year, with Cascade and Eastgate having closed previously, due to a drop of over 2,000 students since 1995-96. Seventeen remaining elementary schools will operate under capacity, saving 2.25 million and causing 23 teaching layoffs as part of a fiscally prudent plan.

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Obama appeals for diplomacy with Iran on Persian New Year

President Obama issued a video message to the Iranian people calling for engagement based on mutual respect and honesty, avoiding threats. Ayatollah Khamenei responded with caution, while many Iranians welcomed the outreach as an overdue gesture toward reconciliation.

Barack Obama Islamic Republic of Iran Obama Eideh Shoma Mubarak Iran Ayatollah Ali Khamenei United States Fort Worth

Chronicle Telegram letter guidelines for readers

The Chronicle Telegram states letters to the editor should be 250 words or shorter and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number with contact options by mail fax or email for submission.

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March 31 2009 history and notable events

On this date in history the Eiffel Tower was completed in 1889 and the Motion Pictures Production Code was adopted in 1930. Lyndon Johnson announced in 1968 he would not seek re election, Terri Schiavo died in 2005 after a feeding tube removal, and Gustav Eiffel’s global influence included railway bridges and Liberty Island designs. The Eiffel Tower stands 1 063 feet tall. The moon sits between a new moon on March 26 and first quarter on April 2.

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Apple Fest Returns in Elyria This Fall

Elyria announces Apple Festival for September 18 to 20. The event draws thousands from Elyria and nearby communities for a communal fall gathering. For 29 years local Elyrians have organized the festival with support from organizations and private citizens.

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Apple Festival seeks community support to sustain annual event

In a letter the Apple Festival organizers say substantial city support is lacking this year but the 29 year old event will proceed due to a rainy day fund. They urge attendance, word of mouth, and financial contributions to preserve the festival for future years. Linda Brown and Barry Hubbard chair the committee.

New Park Margaret Mead Linda Brown Barry Hubbard Elyria Brown Hubbard

Geithner plan aims to mint a giant hedge fund for banks

Washington Previews say Geithner proposes using public funds to back private investors buying loss assets from banks to revive lending. Leverage cycles and price disputes complicate success, with political backlash and risk of heavy losses if assets are sold too cheaply.

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