From Here Ohio Voices Play Comes to Oberlin Oct 24 25
Harvey Gittier writes about the traveling two act play From Here A Century of Voices from Ohio based on 800 Ohioans. The Oberlin performance at First Church is free with a school matinee on Oct 24 and features interviews from the Oberlin Heritage Center OHLO.
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Eric Coble
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Elyria
Virginia Waratinsky
Don Wozniak
Lorain
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Charles Mosher
Frank Zavodsky
Westwood Cemetery
Glenn Hobbs
Frank Locke
Bob Thomas
Oberlin City
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Ohio Humanities Council
Ohio Arts Council
Oberlin Heritage Center
Ohlo
Oberlin Inn
Studs Terkel
Tom Brokaw
Ohio Heritage Center
Cleveland Diocese to implement weekly Communion rite changes
The Cleveland Diocese will roll out ten weeks of bulletin inserts detailing changes in the Communion rite including bowing before receiving, standing for all after Communion, raising arms during the Lord's Prayer, and a more restrained sign of peace. Most new practices are optional. only the bow before Communion is mandatory. The diocese serves 800,000 people across eight counties and plans a careful, phased implementation with sensitivity to parish concerns.
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J Glenn Murray
Ohio
Dennis Kucinich The Underdog Who Won And Lost City Hall
Dennis Kucinich rose from college candidate to Cleveland mayor at 23, becoming the young leader of an urban populist wave. He survived a 1978 default scandal, wore a bulletproof vest at opening day, then faced a recall and defeat to George Voinovich in a pivotal political arc.
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Dennis Kucinich profile highlights political career and views
Dennis J. Kucinich born October 8 1946 is a Cleveland politician with a long career. He served on Cleveland City Council mayor of Cleveland Ohio Senate member and twice divorced with a daughter named Jackie. He cites Abraham Lincoln as a political hero and advocates a return to FDR era Democratic economics.
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Cleveland State University
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland
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Plain Dealer
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Jackie
Abraham Lincoln
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chronicle-Telegram to Feature Weekly Photo Series
The Chronicle-Telegram announces a weekly numbered photo series in Monday editions to document the construction progress of the new county justice center at Third and Court streets. The project aims for completion in less than a year, with the series ending when the courthouse opens in 2004.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Third and Court Streets
Day care billing hits low income families in Cleveland
State rules limit absences to ten per child every six months and deny payment for additional days, forcing centers to charge parents or risk closure. With $417 million yearly in vouchers, centers face losses per day absent, prompting some to push plans and payment schemes. Parents decry the penalties for illnesses, with stories of health issues and job loss tied to child care costs.
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Cleveland
Jose-Jose
Judith Mitchener
Ywca Early Learning Center
Pamela Wyatt
Wife seeks casino ban for gambling husband in Indiana court
In Cincinnati, Johnnie Brown asks federal court to force Argosy Casino in Lawrenceburg to ban Willie Brown, 53, from slot machines and blackjack. She says he gambles away retirement funds, with over 80000 lost from 150000. Case previously failed in Indiana state court. she pursues review in the 7th Circuit. Indiana offers self-ban programs for gamblers, not third parties.
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Forest Park
Willie
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Brown
Newman
7Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Indiana Supreme Court
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