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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2003
Page
4
Incomplete OCR text notes varying shower chances across areas. Mentions Virginia Indiana Michigan and Ohio with references to possible storms and sun. Describes partly cloudy or sunny conditions in places with mixed precipitation possibilities today and tonight.
The discussion traces back to the 1991 DeRolph school funding lawsuit as Ohio considers a bill to establish a common set of standards and tests. Callender argues the move serves the kids, while critics say it shifts control from local districts to the state and federal levels.
Elyria profile of Mary Butler who has led disability advocacy for 45 years while managing muscular dystrophy. She chairs the Elyria ADA Advisory Board and press directs testimony before Ohio Legislature. Butler warns against deep cuts to optional Medicaid services and Passport funding.
CARE From Ai group notes 79 percent of people needing long term care live at home and about 26 million adults provide help to disabled or ill relatives. Experts warn aging caregivers will force planning for housing and care as parents die or become unable to assist.
US military reports an ambush on a convoy of the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment near Hadithah more than 120 miles northwest of Baghdad. In a separate Baqoda grenade attack, no injuries were reported. A woman killed during a search near Baghdad allegedly carried two grenades. Iraqi officials warn against forcing governance on the Iraqi people.
Families gather at Camp Lejeune to welcome 2,300 Marines and sailors from the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit returning from Iraq aboard free ships. President Bush honors fallen service members at Arlington as Memorial Day events unfold amid storms and widespread patriotism across the country.
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