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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1996
Page
1
Mike Hargrove argued a disputed call while Sandy Alomar stood back during a Saturday night setback. Cleveland's game details show a 6 to 2 score with other teams listed in brief.
Tara Easton studies the ancient yoga under Elyrian Vivien Marguerite Window supervision. A farm wife laments warm dry weather while noting the day’s mood. Labor Day delivery edition will reach newsstands and homes in the morning for Chronicle employees to enjoy the holiday with families.
The fragment lists sections including business, opinion, sports, health, travel and obituaries. It mentions cyber pages and stock notes with little readable detail and no specific events or names to summarize.
Iraqi forces and Kurdish allies push toward Irbil as U S led troops monitor the northern front. The Pentagon prepared forces for possible Middle East deployment while President Clinton called the situation unclear and ordered high alert.
The Education Department projects that 40 percent of public school teachers will retire or leave by the 2008-04 school year as enrollment climbs with immigrant and second generation students. Veteran educator Pat Foley notes new teachers will shape training. Regan, after 35 years, plans to retire in two years to pursue bird houses gardening and photography.
Nearly half of North Ridgeville Schools teachers will be eligible to retire in seven years. Lorain City Schools sees 59 teachers eligible this year end. Elyine Schools report 30 retirees this summer as enrollments rise and demand experienced educators. David Majesky notes loss of solid experience if retirements continue.
Local growth mirrors a national trend as pizza outlets expand. Bob Jordan of the National Association of Pizza Operators notes the field rising from 40 000 units in 1986 to over 60 000 now. Brest keeps pace with a simple menu at Rosies without delivery.
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