Editorial Incentives for more teachers
The piece argues commissions seek more teachers via incentives beyond salary, cites California's mentor-teacher program with 4000 dollar bonuses plus 2000 for mentoring and curriculum work, and stresses reducing non teaching duties to restore teachers' sense of value and focus on instructional planning and student instruction.
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California
Williams Opposes Piggyback Tax In Trumbull County
Harlan Williams decries wasteful county spending and warns against a half percent piggyback sales tax proposed to fund operations. He pledges not to support the tax and urges public input at hearings to find efficiency, save hundreds of thousands, and avoid new taxes.
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Trumbull County
Trumbull
Harlan Williams
Dangerous Intersection and the Cross as Guide
A Upper Room meditation reflects on the cross as dangerous intersection leading to new life in Christ. It contrasts warnings near Lake Junaluska with faith commitments, urging courage to follow the Spirit amid risks to dreams and security. Also notes a Congressional Report finding 79 percent of divorced fathers in the United States do not support their children.
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North Carolina
Christ
Jesus
Jesus Christ
United States
Regional primary proposed to shift presidential nominating power
Ohio Secretary of State Sherrod Brown argues for a regional Midwest primary to shorten the nominating season, reduce costs, and boost regional influence. He cites 1984 cross-state primaries and seeks cooperation with neighboring states to hold a shared date, increasing Ohio’s electoral clout and addressing regional concerns. He outlines benefits in campaign focus, media costs, and federal spending equity.
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Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Midwest
New Hampshire
California
Walter Mondale
Ronald Reagan
Geraldine Ferraro
George Bush
Mondale
Ferraro
Sherrod Brown
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Columbus
Ohioans Give Reagan High Approval in Ohio Poll
In a February 1985 Ohio Poll by the University of Cincinnati, 61 percent of Ohioans approve of President Reagan, 32 percent disapprove, and 7 percent are neutral. High economy optimism drives approval, with strong defense and policy support noted. disapproval centers on budget cuts and perceived inequities.
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Advice from Better Business Bureau on Air Travel
John Moliter no outlines basic steps for domestic air trips. The Better Business Bureau guides travelers to verify destinations and airports, note flight details, and keep credentials handy while seeking discount fares and flexible dates. It covers ticket purchasing options including airport, travel agent, mail, prepaid, or self-constructed tickets and emphasizes reading restrictions on discount fares.
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Washington, D.C
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Washington National
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