One study predicts that during the 1990's Cleveland could lose 18% of its
population, Akron 15% and Youngstown 27%. While that happens, builders
are busy breaking grounds for new subdivisions and commercial developments
in the farmlands and rural areas outside these cities. Is out migration
from the cities a natural movement or can we control it? In part two of
our series on urban sprawl, WKSU's Mark Urycki examines some of the options.
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