Open registration at Lorain County Community College
Elyria notes open registration for summer courses and fall semester at Lorain County Community College. Students may register at the Records Office, hours 10 30 a m to 7 30 p m Monday through Thursday and 10 30 a m to 4 30 p m Friday. Campus located at 1005 N Abbe Road. For full registration details or to get the summer or fall 98 schedule call Marketing at (800) 995 LCCC Ext 4012.
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Lorain County Community College
LCCC
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Lccc Marketing Office
Fragmented history quiz prompts mix facts and choices
A set of fill in the blanks and multiple choice prompts asks to identify figures and events from Rwanda and Europe, including genocide charges, cabinet resignations, teenage birth rates, Eastern European admissions to NATO, and war crime accusations. It also includes matching vocabulary and trivia about political figures, sports suspensions, the Kentucky Derby winner, Black Panther figures, and a Canadian singer with Titanic ties.
House Hit by Train to Be Demolished
A derailed Conrail coal train toppled a Baltimore area house damaging the northwest corner. No injuries were reported as authorities plan razing the home and work to restore rail service continues. The train, carrying about 100 tons of coal, was en route from Charleston West Virginia to Columbus. The Vanhorn family survived the incident and will be compensated by Conrail.
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Baltimore
Fairfield County Fire
Kasey Farmer
Basil Joint Fire District
Conrail
Columbus
Bob
Stephanie Vanhorn
Roy Collier
Collier
Rudy Husband
Charleston
W.va
Fernald workers tasted uranium in early years at plant
Fernald employees in a medical monitoring program reveal chilling habits from the Cold War era. Managers reportedly tasted granular uranium salt to judge sample quality, risking health while boosting productivity. Health researchers and union leaders question who knew the risks and why safety information wasn’t shared.
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Cincinnati
U.S. Department of Energy
Fernald
Feed Materials
Susan Pinney
University of Cincinnati
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Energy Department
Branham
Ken Morgan
Morgan
Department
Wet weather dampens Ohio farm hopes and yields
In Lake Erie islands grape farmers like Dale Burris face mud and delays as heavy rain continues through April into May. Statewide, Ohio farms grapple with soggy fields delaying fungicide work, corn planting, and tomato cucumber seasons. Extension expert Overmyer warns a dry spell is needed to avert disease and reduced yields.
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Toledo
Dale Burris
Burris
Middle Bass Island
Lake Erie
Ron Overmyer
Ohio State University Extension Agricultural Business Enhancement Center
Bowling Green
Ohio
Lake Erie Islands
Defiance County
Overmyer
Man charged in head-on crash in Columbia Township
A Strongsville man Steven Sweeney, 38, was charged with drunken driving left of center and seatbelt violation after a head-on collision on state Route 82. Kohler 17 and passenger Sara Griffith 15 were injured and treated at Southwest General Health Center.
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Columbia Twp
Strongsville
Steven Sweeney
Highway Patrol
Thomas Tornadone
Sweeney
Kohler
Sara Griffith
Southwest General Health Center
Middleburg Heights
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