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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2003
Page
1
The federal law requires core subject teachers to be highly qualified by the 2005 06 school year. Some teachers like Rebecca Pringle face new tests or evaluations to prove mastery in their subject. Officials aim to raise quality for all students, especially in minority groups, with details on numbers and timelines pending.
Adrian Burns reports in Lorain County labor once meant high paying manufacturing work with abundant opportunities. In 1979 manufacturing accounted for 43 percent of county jobs, per George Zeller, senior researcher for the Council for Economic Opportunities in Greater Cleveland. In the two decades since.
A Lorain retiree notes few jobs remain and pay is low after manufacturing jobs, once 28 percent of workers in 1999, declined. Average manufacturing pay stood at 48 646 while non manufacturing jobs average 26 027. Loss of high paying blue collar work hit thousands.
Court appoints a guardian to make life support decisions for a hospitalized man. The ruling directs medical and legal representatives to seek the best interest standard while awaiting consent or further orders from the guardian.
Two American servicemen were killed and another wounded in a 90 minute firefight with suspected Taliban fighters in eastern Paktika province near the Pakistan border. The clash comes as hundreds of Taliban push into southern mountains to join a week long battle with Afghan forces and US allies. Dozens of suspected Taliban are reported killed as US jets and helicopters strike rebel positions in Zabul province.
Chicago AP reports teens like 18 year old Leon Jordan risk weaker bones from low outdoors activity and milk avoidance. Doctors warn deficiency can stunt growth and raise osteoporosis risk later, with northern region and dark-skinned youths more prone.
LOS ANGELES AP Charles Bronson the Pennsylvania coal miner turned film villain and hard edged action star known for Death Wish died at 81 from pneumonia at Cedars Sinai Medical Center. Publicist Lon Jonas said he had been in hospital for weeks with his wife at his bedside. Bronson rose to fame in Europe and won a Golden Globe in 1971 as the most popular actor in the world.
More than 300,000 Shiites marched behind the rose-strewn coffin of a revered cleric assassinated in a car bombing in Najaf. The blast at Imam Ali mosque Friday killed 125 and the device bore about 1650 pounds of TNT. The FBI said it will join the Najaf bombing probe to provide forensic analysis as investigators continue.
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