University class moves to church in Westlake
Case Western Reserve off campus studies class will meet Wednesday evenings at Westlake United Methodist Church 27650 Center of Road beginning Sept The class has been meet.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1998
Page
2
Case Western Reserve off campus studies class will meet Wednesday evenings at Westlake United Methodist Church 27650 Center of Road beginning Sept The class has been meet.
The library moves to temporary quarters as it offers an eight week noncredit class titled German Resistance to Hitler taught by Dick Michel. Participants read Plotting Hitler's Death by Joachim Fest and other selections, meeting Tuesdays at 7 15 p m. Registration costs 45 dollars and is handled by Katie Ready at 440 892 0965.
In August, Democrat Lee Fisher and Republican Bob Taft each raised over $800,000 for governor bids. Taft led other statewide races with $855,000 raised and a $7.72 million available war chest, while Fisher totaled $842,006 and $6.20 million on hand. The reports, filed under a new monthly campaign rule, note major donors and other statewide races including attorney general and secretary of state contests.
U S officials say a January resumption of shipping radioactive wastes from Fernald, near Cincinnati, to Nevada remains unlikely after a December leak. Nevada lawmakers and Sen. Harry Reid question safe transport while Fernald inspectors flag 10 problems including scales and torque wrenches. officials still hope to resume early next year.
A locally owned independent bank pitches its community focus, claiming better service and personal attention for customers unhappy with big banks and mergers. It emphasizes understanding local needs and staying active in the community.
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