Reading at Home Shapes Five Year Old Adam Miller
Adam Miller, five, is reading preference toward Moby Dick as a result of parents who read to him at least 30 minutes daily. Debbie and Eric Miller taught reading early and plan nightly pair book choices to build language and ambition, aiming to break welfare cycles.
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Adam Miller
Adam
Debbie Miller
Business Week
Wallstreet Journal
Friends of the Library
Mansfield
Eric Miller
Debbie
The Country Wife Film Toehring Contrast of Youth
A reader notes the Millers efforts to aid young mothers aged 16 to 19 through high school guidance staff and a Mansfield library program. They advocate limiting television, reading aloud daily, improving grammar, and providing writing supplies, hoping for millions of parent pledges to transform outcomes.
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Mansfield
Mansfield Library
Friends
Millers
Guilt-free desserts via gene splicing eyed by FDA experts
New York AP reports FDA officials say gene splicing could yield calorie free chocolate cake and foods with zero calories. Experts warn public demand and safety testing pose challenges as labs explore lettuce with disease fighting traits and peaches grown underground.
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New York
Miller
Food Safety and Nutrition
FDA
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Lorain County Dairy Princess Contest Seeks 1987 entrants
Lorain County seeks 1987 dairy princess candidates from the Lorain area. The winner earns a 400 dollar scholarship usable within three years after high school graduation and attends dairy events during her reign. Entry deadline is December 15 with interviews by a selection committee.
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Lorain County
Jerry Long
Lorain
Lorain County 4-H Sheep Club Meets at Pittsfield Hall
Lorain County 4 H Sheep Club meets at Pittsfield Town Hall Wednesday at 7 30 p m with new members welcome. Cheese orders will be distributed and premiums from the 1986 Lorain County Fair will be paid.
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Pittsfield
Lorain County
Pittsfield Town Hall
Wellington
4-H Club
Farmers of America
Lorain County Fairgrounds
Jerry Long
FFA
Long
4-H
Tax reform unlikely to hurt many farmers OSU economist says
Ohio State University agricultural economist Richard Davick says the new federal tax law should not significantly affect farming since most farmers are not highly taxable. He notes some provisions may cause short term headaches but long term gains depend on farm profitability improving.
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Ohio State University
Richard D. Davick
Duyick
Davick
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Bulwinkle
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