Computerized baby teaches teens responsibility at school
Jessica Moore, an eighth grader at Eastern Heights Junior High, tested Baby Think It Over, a computerized doll, and changed her plan from becoming a mother at 15 to waiting until after high school and marriage. The doll simulates real baby care, crying patterns, and can log abuse or neglect, prompting students to reflect on parenting during a health class assignment.
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Chronicle-Telegram Editorial Page Invitation
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to engage with editorials and guest pieces that challenge opinions and invite letters to the editor. The page explains that views in editorials cartoons and columns aim to provoke thought and encourage public discourse through reader responses.
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Charitable Giving and Local Foundations Guidance
A Lorain County charity guide explains how individuals can maximize impact with donations. It highlights the Community Foundation of Greater Lorain County helping donors select giving vehicles like Field of Interest funds to support causes such as children from impoverished families, ensuring lasting recognition.
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Community Foundations Week Highlighted in Lorain County
The Community Foundation of Greater Lorain County marks National Community Foundation Week praising nonprofit agencies and programs serving local populations. Ohio hosts about 48 foundations, with Lorain County residents urged to support permanent community gifts, as Dr. Peel, executive director, notes.
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Carlisle Township Trustee Reaffirms Service and Campaign Claims
A Carlisle Township resident thanks voters for reelecting them as township trustee after 12 years of service. They pledge to continue working for the township and to counter what they call false claims from the campaign.
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Carlisle Township Sees Growth With 12 Expanding and 7 New Firms
Carlisle Township reports robust business growth, welcoming 12 expanding and seven new companies in the past year. Officials vow continued collaboration with business interests to sustain a healthy mix of residential, agricultural, and commercial activity.
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Modell Takes Browns Ball and Fans Heart
A nostalgic reminiscence laments Art Modell taking the Browns and the fans’ devotion, describing the act as cruel and selfish and recalling how a child would seize the ball if angered, ending with a reflective note on lost team spirit.
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Letters to the Editor Rules and Contact Info
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor including editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. It asks authors to include signature full home address and telephone number with mailing address Elyria Ohio and contact options via fax or email.
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Powell non-candidacy speech tests GOP appeal and future
Cal Thomas weighs Colin Powell’s news conference on his non candidacy and the GOP’s direction. He warns that broadening appeal risks diluting conservative principles, urges a return to smaller government and traditional values, and notes Powell’s potential to influence the party if aligned with moral challenges and a rebuilt national framework.
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Republicans Titled Budget Battle Echoes Through 1992 96
William Rusher argues that Democrat tactics miscast Republican budget plans as harmful cuts. He recalls Reagan era tax cuts and forecasts Clinton will sign a seven year plan, while critics claim Democrats inflate the harm and voters will reward bold fiscal action in 1996. The piece defends GOP strategy against what it labels a media and political lie campaign.
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