Perot’s high profile stirs debate on 1996 race
The piece notes H. Ross Perot’s enduring media presence and fundraising drive with United We Stand America. It cites a U S News and World Report poll showing 45 percent might vote for him, despite mistrust, and highlights his growing schedule and $2.4 billion net worth fueling speculation he could challenge Clinton in 1996.
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Angela and Sheba inspire national sympathy for APL case
APL in Elyria gains fame as Angela Wilbert and her dog Sheba appear on front pages with TV crews at Angela’s school. People nationwide offer help and housing to keep Angela’s dogs. APL declines charges. NPR suggests a fictional Disney Medal of Honor.
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Lorain County Free Clinic honors volunteers at seventh anniversary
The Lorain County Free Clinic marked its seventh anniversary with awards for Dr. Paul K. Birney Dr. Saris E Segarra Jr Dr. Denis A Radeild Rev Jimmy Madsen and Mildred Fallis for countless hours aiding the uninsured and underinsured. Dr Segarra urged affordable health care to end the need for clinics like ours.
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Pumsy programs face parental rights and school curriculum debate
The Chronicle defends self-esteem programs like DUSO QUEST and Pumsy, arguing parents can question or remove their child if the curriculum conflicts with family values. The speaker emphasizes parental rights over school content and criticizes critics for fear rather than facts.
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Critics warn of self esteem programs in schools
The text argues self esteem programs like Pumsy may harm students and waste tax dollars. It urges school boards and parents to scrutinize materials, cites hypnotic techniques, the Hatch Amendment, and calls for informed parental consent and research before participation.
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North Olmsted 44070 After-Prom Dazzles Seniors
The North Olmsted High School after-prom called North Olmsted 44070 transformed the building into a Hollywood setting, drawing 300 plus seniors and dates for karaoke, caricatures, fortune telling, games, and prizes funded by local businesses. Kathy Klein and Nancy Lentz chaired, with parent volunteers and community support recognizing sponsors with appreciation certificates.
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Truce proposed in free speech wars as dignities clash
A columnist urges a truce in the free speech wars citing Penn State University and Cincinnati Reds episodes over offensive language and signage. He condemns bans on religious references and calls for letting all ideas be aired, arguing the best ideas prevail in a free environment. He notes past incidents involving race, religion, and obscenity debates and questions who defends First Amendment rights.
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