Write a focus-on-a-person lead and include your nut graph: PHASE is an acronym for Project for Homemakers in Arizona Seeking Employment.

Write a focus-on-a-person lead and include your nut graph:

PHASE is an acronym for Project for Homemakers in Arizona Seeking Employment. It is- a program that offers women who have near-poverty level incomes vocational training in largely male dominating fields such as construction. More than 4,000 single parents and displaced homemakers have received vocational training from the program in the past two years. Jane Johnson used to be a long distance operator. She answered telephones eight hours a day. She received vocational training through the program. Now she straps on a tool belt and a hard hat and heads for work at local construction sites as a carpentry apprentice. She is 35.

Use any soft-lead approach (Can you think of a play on words –something having to do with Elvis?) After the lead, write a nut graph.

A man in Richmond was charged yesterday with battery to a law enforcement officer and obstructing official duty. The man was named Harley Dudely Surritte. He was 42 years old and lived at 2313 W. Mission Road. He was released on $1,000 bond last night from the county jail. Police said he took a 2-by-3-foot velvet painting of Elvis Presley off the wall and threw it at Officer Chuck Haggard’s Head. Police said they were sent to Surritte’s home at 3:49p.m on a report of a domestic fight. Police said Surritte told them he didn’t like police officers. “It’s the only known Elvis sighting by law enforcement officers in this area,” Sgt. Patricia Connell of the. Richmond Police Department said with a smile.

Use any soft-lead approach and include a nut-graph.

Chocolate is unhealthy for dogs. Dr. Melaine Landis, a veterinarian at College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at Virginia Tech University, said chocolate could cause your dog stomachaches or irregularities in heart function. “Dark and baking chocolates have the highest concentrations and should be strictly avoided”, Landis warns. “Even in small amounts, these chocolates can be toxic.”