New Attitude Shift in U S High Schools Says NASSP Leader
NASSP reports students and educators show a new productive attitude toward learning reflecting a shift since the late 1960s. Principals say teens seek job readiness and personal knowledge gains, with parents increasingly supporting a home school partnership as society debates national education investment and economic competitiveness.
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National Association of Secondary School Principals
NASSP
Thomson
SeaaGee
Social Security Reform Urged to Avert Insolvency
Dr George Benson argues Social Security remains vital yet misunderstood and calls for immediate revisions to prevent financial collapse. He notes the system once supported by three workers per beneficiary, soon two, warning of threatened benefits and aging dependent populations.
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America
Act of Congress
Ongrange Revenivase Bepokeanleap
Worrying over words in a Upper Room meditation
A short Upper Room meditation recalls Andrew finding Simon and saying we have found the Messiah. The author reflects on witnessing without perfect words and the responsibility to introduce others to Jesus, urging openness to the Holy Spirit. A cafe sign joke from Sunshine Magazine closes the piece.
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Simon
Messiah
Christ
Jesus
View from Washington Seniors deserve a break
Congressman Lisqulliams of the 19th Ohie District endorses the Senior Citizens Savings Protection Act to shield those 62 and older from federal income tax on dividends and interest. He urges contacting district offices or his Washington, D.C. office for questions.
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Ohie
House of Representatives
Senior Citizens Savings Protection Act
Hyannispors
Ohio
Williams
Youngstown Rd
Warren
Federal Plaza East
Washington, D.C
Ohio Green Fields Beat Off Sun Belt Buzz
A column argues Ohio offers stable ground and pleasant summers while critiquing California’s earthquakes and Florida Gulf Coast risks. It weighs Alaska and the Pacific Northwest against Ohio, urging residents to reconsider moving away and praising Ohio’s climate and green fields.
Ohio's new tax incentive plan outlined by Meshel
The level one enterprise zone targets Ohio's 11 largest counties and 15 cities including Warren and Springfield. The program offers up to 106 percent relief on real and personal property taxes plus city and state breaks for new monies, with level two extending to all 88 counties and offering up to 36 percent relief along with daycare and training funds. Agreements may last up to ten years, funded by bonds and state liquor profits, pending IRS approval.
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Ohio
Joan Cochran
Theo Eatin
Peop
Dreier
Wrld
North Woods
Washington
Journal of Ohio Today
Meshel
Warren
Springfield
Supreme Court
IRS
BBB Advice on Refunds and Exchanges for Christmas Gifts
The Better Business Bureau urges shoppers to learn store refund and exchange policies before buying. If an item is defective or misrepresented a refund is possible, but many stores offer final sale or no return policies. Read warranties, understand contracts, and keep receipts to avoid post holiday headaches.
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Camelot
San Andreas
Sun Belt
Dunn Mattreu
Better Business Bureau
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