Voucher system worth a try in drive for better schooling
The article argues for a voucher system to reform education by restoring direct buyer seller links. It critiques third party payments, proposes voucher funded by taxes, and predicts diverse schools, price competition, and higher parental involvement. It asserts better quality arises when buyers demand value and schools respond.
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Secretary of Education
T.H. Bell
Government
Eastern Iowans invited to share their thoughts here
Mike Mellhon of Cedar Rapids a businessman with Tools Inc. who teaches economics at Mount Mercy and Kirkwood Colleges contributes economic commentaries for public radio stations KCCK and KUNI. The column invites periodic observations on unlimited topics from local residents.
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Cedar Rapids
Tools Inc
Mount Mercy
Kirkwood Colleges
Public Radio
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KUNI
Unisex insurance rates debated at National Press Club
Jay Kacena of United Life Insurance and Acacia Insurance Group chief Duane Adams discuss the push for equal rates for men and women. They warn unisex pricing could undermine insurer soundness, increase costs, and reduce public protection.
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Duane Adams
Acacia Insurance Group
National Press Club
Washington, D.C
Jay Kacena, Clo
Marion
United Life Insurance Company
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Association of Life Underwriters
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