Seminars to Shed Light on Breast Cancer Awareness
ECO EMH Regional Medical Center hosts free cancer seminars on October 3 at Gates Medical Building 125 E Broad St. Sessions cover breast biopsy options reconstructive surgery and new cancer drugs with a final men health focus. Doctor E P Martinez urges monthly breast self exams and annual mammograms for women 40 and older.
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EMH Regional Medical Center
Gates Medical Building
E. Broad St
Martinez
Poll finds most voters satisfied with school funding
A Plain Dealer survey of 1,005 registered voters conducted September 10 to 14 shows 57 percent believe the state has done enough to increase school funding while 35 percent say more money should be spent. Republicans bias against more funding. Democrats more open. Two gubernatorial candidates have branded education a central issue.
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Plain Dealer
Ohio Supreme Court
Gordon S. Black Corp
Miami University of Ohio
Beth Mills
Carlisle
Ohio
Bob Taft
Lee Fisher
State leaders weigh Ohio constitutional convention
Toledo area reports show supporters and skeptics debate a state constitutional convention. Delegates would be elected statewide to revise the constitution with voters finalizing any changes. Critics note the long current document while judges urge reform but some officials oppose a convention.
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Ohio
Ohio constitutional convention waves through turmoil era
In Ohio, constitutional conventions followed economic crises or political upheaval. In 1851 a second convention emerged from a national downturn after 1837. Changes included a requirement to ask voters every 20 years whether a convention should be held.
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Ohio
Ohio Constitution Convention History Recounts
Thomas Swisher notes in his 1990 history that Ohio voters backed a 1912 constitutional convention after rejecting an 1874 proposal. Delegates faced issues like minority representation on courts, railroad aid, and temperance. Of 42 proposed amendments, 34 were approved. The Toledo Blade.
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Ohio
Supreme Court
Thomas Swisher
Teens' underage driver crashes car into Elyria duplex
Police say a 1996 Neon driven by an underage teen lost control on Melvyn Lane around 5 p.m. The car knocked over a streetlight and a garbage can, then crashed into a duplex at 1127 and 1129 Melvyn Lane after tearing through a lawn at 1145 Melvyn Lane. Three teens, ages 13 and 14, were found near the vehicle. the driver fled the scene.
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Elyria
Melvyn Lane
al Urban
Oberlin Receives Luce Professorship Grant for Arts Tech
Oberlin College wins a Luce Foundation grant up to 1 million dollars to establish the Henry R. Luce Professorship in the Emerging Arts. A national search will select the recipient for a six year term, with possible three year renewal, focusing on technology and electronic media.
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Oberlin College
Henry Luce Foundation
Henry R. Luce
Nancy Shrom Dye
Clayton Koppes
College of and Sciences
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