Reform and abuse in federal student loan policy
The piece criticizes Bennetts proposed caps on federal guaranteed loans as unfair and ineffective. It argues lenders inflate loans, that caps exclude deserving students, and that private colleges deserve government support. A need based approach similar to college scholarship practices could guide a fairer federal loan program.
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Education
William Bennett
Bennett
Harvard
Cal Tech
National College Scholarship Service
Congress
Sacramento Bee
Buying a TV wisely with BBB guidance
The Better Business Bureau advises buyers to match TV features to needs and budget. Consider smaller black and white sets under $100 for simple viewing, avoid overbuying high tech options, check cable readiness with your provider, and weigh the cost benefits of digital television versus keeping an older set.
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John Moliterno
Better Business Bureau
Trust in God Amidst Fear On Mission Trip in 1968
Upper Room meditation reflects on fear while serving abroad after a palace bombing in 1968. The author recalls tight security and rumors, choosing to stay in God’s leading, drawing strength from divine presence and control. Prayer seeks courage to surrender fear and rest in God’s assurance.
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God
We Can Be Proud of the Ohio Plan Editor
A local editorial defends Ohio's Workers' Compensation system known as the Ohio Plan. It touts low costs for employers and strong benefits for workers, arguing recent Ohio Supreme Court decisions on gradual injuries remain essential. The piece criticizes business opponents who claim high costs deter GM Saturn project jobs and urges Ohio as a site for future employment.
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United Auto Workers
USA
Saturn Task Force
Ohio
Saturn
Mahoning-Shenango Valley
Workers’ Compensation Fund
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Manufacturers Association
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
National Council On Compensation Insurance
Ohio Supreme Court
Michael Village
Lordstown
Bureau of Workers’ Compensation
The
Industrial Commission
Regional System of Alcoholism Care Sees Longtime Success
Ohio officials defend a 12 regional council model for alcoholism and drug abuse treatment as cost efficient and effective. They warn that replacing it with a generalized mental health board structure could fragment planning, raise costs, and weaken prevention, outreach, and treatment programs. The piece highlights regional prevention, detox, inpatient and outpatient services, teen programs, and teacher training. It urges public input and legislative support for maintaining the regional system.
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Ohio
Alcoholics Anonymous
Alanon
American Medical Association
Ohio Teenage Institute
Regional Teenage Institute
Piggy back tax urged by Trumbull County law enforcement
Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 137 and Trumbull County Sheriff's Department staff appeal to residents to back a piggy-back tax. They warn staff shortages endanger lives and property, citing layoffs that reduced patrol strength and a wounded officer. They urge Commissioner Latell to cooperate with other officials to avert a crisis.
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Lodge 137
Trumbull County
Sheriff's Department
Latell
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