Dormitory sale eyed as GOP budget fix in Ohio
Editorial argues Ohio Republicans may use dormitory sales to close a 1.75 billion shortfall through June 2003. Regents report probes private sale of campuses dorms to cut costs. critics warn higher tuition and higher rents may follow. Gov Taft faces pressure over tax hikes and spending, while a separate idea suggests selling Statehouse grounds for student camping revenue.
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Letters to the Editor raise police help and school concerns
A reader laments slow Elyria Police response to speeding on Sherman Street and calls for speed traps amid 60 to 90 mph stunts endangering children. Other letters dispute a Lorain Morning Journal report linking Richard Armstrong to Loomis Camera and praise Keystone school buses while questioning the proposed new Elyria high school committee and its mandate.
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Sharing History With Our Children and the Plagiarism Debate
Clarence Page notes Americans adore lively history yet kids score poorly on U S history tests. He cites Stephen Ambrose plagiarism controversy and Mount Vernon’s 85 million multimedia museum opening to boost engaging, narrative history amid educational standards. He argues adults should share history to inspire and unite.
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Ashcroft Right About Constitutional Right to Bear Arms
Cal Thomas argues that the Second Amendment protects an individual right to keep and bear arms beyond militia ties. He cites Founders like Madison and Adams, references a 1982 Senate report, and urges readers to study history to defend hard-won rights against perceived eroding forces.
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