Elyria to close Edison School for mainstreaming pupils
Elyria districts plans to close Edison School where 78 students with severe emotional disturbances will transfer to Elyria Schools next fall. Students will join mainstream classes at Elyria High, Eastern Heights Junior High and other elements, with staff accompanying them and continuing special services.
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Donald Boddy
Elyria School Board
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Poll shows jitters over SARS epidemic risk
Washington AP poll finds about 47 percent of Americans view a SARS outbreak as at least somewhat likely in the United States, while 8 percent see it as very likely. Experts warn mishandling could worsen the spread, though no deaths or confirmed U S cases yet, and rapid recognition remains crucial.
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National Center For Infectious Diseases
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
United Posts $1.3 Billion Q1 Loss Amid Worsening Woes
United Airlines reports a 1.3 billion dollar loss for the first quarter, marking its second-deepest quarterly deficit on record as executives warn of ongoing challenges in fuel costs demand and capacity.
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Unemployment up to 6 percent in April across US
The April unemployment rate rose to 6 percent, with payrolls down 48 000 and about half a million jobs shed in the prior three months. Manufacturing, airlines and retail led job cuts while 88 million were unemployed or long-term jobless, 19.6 weeks average.
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Labor Department
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Merval Lynch
Commerce Department
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ClearView Economics
Cleveland
Farmers get early start on crops due to warm April weather
Tom Burrer usually plants corn by Memorial Day but 300 acres on his 1300 acre farm were planted early as April stayed warm. Workers will begin soybeans sooner as rains 0.6 inches brought timely moisture. Weather observer says April’s heat boosted early planting and contrasts with last year’s late, cool spring.
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Tom Burrer
Burrer
Ray Diederich
National Weather Service
North Ridgeville
Farmers fear crunch from rising fertilizer prices
Farmers in One and other corn producing states fear that fertilizer prices, which have nearly doubled at times in the past year, will cut profits. Some switch from corn to soybeans and others plan to use less fertilizer hoping not to trigger disease problems in fields.
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