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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 2000
Page
1
A 1002 respondent survey shows 70 percent support high school graduation profiency tests and 62 percent back retention for failing fourth grade reading. The poll, by Taft’s commission, also finds strong support for standards and opinions on testing levels across grades.
Vermilion educators and parents told a panel of state legislators and candidates that the Ohio Proficiency Test is culturally biased against gifted, average, and disadvantaged students. Peg Ewell described a student who could not name a favorite toy. The Vermilion High School forum was sponsored by the Ohio Education Association.
The Chronicle Telegram reports a Lorain County poll of 150 likely voters. Bush 37.2 percent, Gore 34 percent, Nader and Buchanan under 2 percent each, with 27 percent undecided. Voter comments span support for Buchanan, Gore, and Bush with notes on labor ties and economic views.
The Chronicle Telegram informs readers that its e mail address is ct Ohio.net and confirms the site tp ranww chronicletelegram com is updated Monday through Friday.
Lorain County Transit officials, Midway Mall, the city of Elyria and county commissioners meet at 2 p.m in the county administration building to resolve a dispute over how many transit buses may operate on mall property. The talks come after a service expansion that drew mall objections and recent route shifts cause confusion for riders.
Four current and former dog pound employees testified before a grand jury weighing evidence of theft at the county pound. subpoenas issued Sept 15 and investigators say a significant amount of money was stolen in 1998 and 1999.
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