Amherst trial screens kindergartners for learning problems
Amherst schools last week tested 286 newcomers at Tower School to assess mental age from 3 years 6 months to 7 years and identify early learning difficulties. Teachers, school psychologist Hettie Clark and curriculum director Karl Moss will use results to tailor instruction while volunteers aided the screening.
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Hettie Clark
Karl Moss
Moss
Refused poverty funds fund upholstery classes in Lorain area
A $34,000 poverty grant withdrawn from the Lorain Multi-Service Center funds two upholstery classes in Wilkes Villa and Sheffield Center. More than 60 low income people have registered for six week sessions taught by White's Upholstery staff and Bernice Robinson. The program aims to move participants toward self sufficiency and business potential.
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Lorain
Wilkes Villa
Sheffield
Lorain Economic Opportunity Committee
Williams
White
Lake Ave
Opportunity Committee
O'Neal Blvd
Sheffield Center
Bernice Robinson
Lehigh Ave
Citizens Board
Opportunity Committee Board
Teachers criticized for striking in Ohio
Ohio teachers face legal penalties for strikes as David B. Martin of the Ohio School Boards Association denounces illegal walkouts. He cites reports of property damage and intimidation including threats and disruptive phone calls while noting teachers’ contracts and obligations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio School Boards Association
David B. Martin
Martin
Amherst sewers lift not spurring housing boom reports
Building department notes six permits issued since Aug. 10 after the sewer tap was lifted. Fees around $1,000 for new homes deter new construction, while state-mandated phosphate removal work delays plant upgrades. Local events include garden club meeting and a high school football fundraiser dance.
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Amherst
City Hall
Ted Englehardt
Englehardt
Grafton man sentenced to 1 to 15 years in prison
Wendell L. Smith, 23, of 2171 N Island Rd Grafton, was sentenced to an indeterminate one to 15 years in Mansfield Reformatory by Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Paul J Mikus after pleading guilty to assault with intent to rape. The April 1 offense led to dismissal of kidnapping carnal knowledge and sodomy charges. Over 40 million starlings are said to be in the U.S. today, stemming from Eugene Schiffelin importing 120 birds to Central Park in 1890.
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Wendell L. Smith
N. Island Rd
Grafton
Mansfield Reformatory
Lorain County Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
U.S
America
Eugene Schiffelin
Central Park
Germany
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