Prof shows practical engineering in sports at Case Western Reserve
Cleveland AP Professor Lynn J. Ebert teaches Materials in Sports to relate engineering to athletics. He argues bat speed matters more than weight for distance, cites kinetic energy rules, and uses baseball to illustrate materials science. He notes legendary bats and players to illustrate energy transfer and performance.
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Cleveland
Lynn J. Ebert
Case Western Reserve University
Ebert
J. Franklin
Baker
Babe Ruth
Hank Aaron
Kids ask if Keys wants to serve again in Elyria
Mayor Michael Keys dodges the question as fourth graders quiz him during Ely School visit on cleanup plans. He says he has not decided about another term and notes the mayoral job is hard while hinting at possible runs for county commissioner and other offices amid GOP and Celeste campaign activity in Ohio.
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Michael Keys
Ely School
Elyria
Keys
Alan Zaleski
Greg White
Charles Saxbe
Ohio
Presidential Unity Express
Ronald Reagan
Columbus
Reagan
Clarence Brown
Dick Celeste
Saxbe
U.S
William Saxbe
Dana G. Rinehart
GOP
Rinehart
Lorain County
St. Mary’s Hall
Third Street
Middle Avenue
Alex Burnett
Anthony Giardini
Kitti Keziura
Fred Ritenauer
Michael Szekely
Mark Stewart
Emmett Ross
Locher stays in Ohio Supreme Court post
Former Cleveland mayor and longtime public official Ralph Locher says he plans to remain a justice on the Ohio Supreme Court. He recalls serving as finance director and mayor in the 1960s and meeting Presidents Eisenhower Nixon Kennedy, noting Kennedy sought his views on Ohio politics before his 1963 assassination.
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Cleveland
Ralph Locher
Supreme Court of Ohio
Locher
Oval Office
Eisenhower
Nixon
Kennedy
Locher Reflects On 1982 Campaign For Ohio Supreme Court
Cleveland Democrat Locher recalls the hectic 1982 term as a judge, cites his experience on the Common Pleas and Probate benches, and outlines a platform of fairness and firmness. He argues decisions impact lives for years and highlights rulings on utilities charges, charity expenses, and media monopoles. He notes commitment to natural resources amid economic pressures.
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Locher
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Cuyahoga Valley National Park
Ohio River
Black River races against tax plan to save district
SPENCER The Black River School District urges support for a 0.75 percent income tax on the November 2 ballot as a last chance to avoid financial collapse. Superintendent Dale Shriver warns the district could die without new funds after losses of over 400 thousand dollars in state aid and two defeated property levies earlier this year. If this levy fails, expected funding would not arrive until January 1984, with another ballot unlikely before November 1983.
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Spencer
Black River
Dale Shriver
Board of Education
School board outlines tax plan to restore some cuts
The superintendent said an income tax could raise about 225000 annually, enabling partial restoration of March cuts. Plans include restoring high school busing after levy passage, buying supplies in January, repairing buildings, restoring half-time instrumental and vocal positions, purchasing new textbooks for 1983 84, and funding 70 percent of extracurriculars in fall 1983 with booster clubs covering the rest.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Joe Gluvna
Metro
Sheila Allen
England
Royal Shakespeare Company
Oberlin High School
Ms. Allen
Charles Keating
Oberlin College
Gene Krebs
Franklin County
Lorain
Bonnie Kopronica
Lorain High
George Daniels Field
Miss Kopronica
Ronald Kopronica
Delaware Ave
John Fazio
Debbie
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