Students reject test cheating but view it as era trends
A survey of 953 teens shows most disapprove of cheating on exams and themes with 16 per cent calling it morally right. Yet 79 per cent see no excuse and many blame the era. Causes cited include grade pressure and laziness, while cures suggested include earlier training and better supervision.
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Ind
Idaho
Cynthia Kohl
Brooklyn
N. Y
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St. Paul, Minn
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Norman Cassells
Detroit
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Pocatello
Janice Jambor
Diane Meoli
St. Louis
Judy Dickson
Debate on college themes and examinations ghosting
Readers discuss ghosting of college themes and exams, its causes, cures, and the role of an honor system. Responses from youths in multiple cities show mixed views on trust, peer influence, and gender differences in acceptance of honor systems.
Top Records of the Week Compiled by Gilbert Youth Research
The Gilbert Youth Research Company releases a weekly list of the top records as ranked by local young listeners. The survey highlights popular songs, artists, and trends shaping youth music tastes this week.
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The
Gilbert Youth Research Company
Expect Moderate Gain After Labor Day Jobs
AP analysis says industry and trade may lift jobs modestly after Labor Day but likely not enough to solve unemployment. Employment has been rising though graduates and new workers add pressure. automation reduces need, wages rise slowly, and shorter weeks trim pay. Overall, prospects show little change with a cautious fall recovery.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Baptists Convinced Reds in Government
The American Baptist Association adopted a resolution at its convention in Kansas City stating it is convinced that Communists and Communist sympathizers are present in both government and religious organizations in the United States. Delegates urged state and national leaders to act.
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Kansas City, Kan
American Baptist Assn
United States
Tefer
Farmington Air Traffic Center Bid Tops 1.6 Million
Fullerton Construction Co of Detroit appeared as the apparent low bidder at 1.6 million dollars to build a new air traffic control center at Farmington Minnesota. The FAA says the center will house 2 million dollars of electronic gear and serve Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and the Dakotas. Completion of the building is slated in ten months with nine more months for equipment installation.
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Kansas City
Fullerton Construction Co
Detroit
Farmington
Minn
Twin City
Federal Aviation Agency
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Wisconsin
Iowa
North and
South Dakota
Powell businessman tests new power lawn mower indoors
A Powell businessman demonstrated a power lawn mower inside his front room. The test was a success as the machine cut a neat short turf, somewhat shorter than the rug’s nap.
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Powell
Wyo
Church to Use Gentle Persuasion in Colorado
A Cortex Colorado report notes a taxpayer asked if a donation was made to a church and plans indicate the church will pursue gentler persuasion to secure support.
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Cortex
Colo
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