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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 2013

Page

4

Multiple Ohio teachers face misconduct and suspensions

The Lakota West High School case shows a long term substitute, Supinger, involved with a female student including kissing and dating, leading to resignation and removal from teaching. Other cases include George Merk’s 45 day license suspension for improper student contact and subsequent actions by district officials and the state.

Supinger Lakota West High School State Board of Education Oppenheimer George C. Merk Loveland Merk Ode El-Mon Jamil Prior Middletown High School Mason High School Stacy Schuler Schuler Springboro Cincinnati Bengals Sarah Jones Fort Mitchell Julie Hautzenroeder Colerain Hautzenroeder

WikiLeaks leaks strain NATO ties and Manning case continues

NATO allies balked at WikiLeaks disclosures causing some to halt help to U S forces. Retired Gen Carr led a Defense Department task force assessing risk and population protection, noting leaks risked harming locals and complicating supply lines. Manning faces up to 136 years after 20 of 22 charges, with defense seeking reduced terms by merging convictions.

U.S Carr Defense Department WikiLeaks Manning Army Denise Lind Taliban John Kirchhofer Defense Intelligence Agency NATO Europe Iraq Guantanamo Bay al-Qaida Maj. Ashden Fein

Judges' terms set as county study weighs consolidation

Lebanon Municipal Court Judge Mark Bogen's term runs to 2015 he can seek re election to 2021. War ren County Court Judge Gary Loxley serves until 2016 Franklin Municipal Court Judge Rupert Ruppert is in office until 2017 with retirement. The study examined moving Lebanon Franklin court operations to save costs and shift policing needs. It notes potential annual savings of 308000 with continued ordinance fines, adds staff and courthouse space changes, and prompts stakeholder meetings to gauge support.

Lebanon Mark Bogen Warren County Court Gary Loxley Franklin Rupert Ruppert GOP John Kasich Joe Kirby David Nichols Don Oda Neal Bronson Ruppert Carlisle Bogen Pat Clements Amy Brewer Kirby Sheriff’s Office Common Pleas Emergency 911 Dispatch Center Board of Elections Pat South Loxley Board of County Commissioners

Compromise Halts Doubling of Stafford Loan Rates

The compromise bill ends the doubling of subsidized Stafford loan rates from 3.4 to 6.8 percent that took effect July 1 after congressional inaction. It sets a 3.86 percent rate for loans issued this year and ties rates to the market with caps of 8.25 percent for undergraduates and 9.5 percent for graduates, in an amended version of the House bill stalled in the Senate. House Speaker John Boehner says the measure brings certainty and relief to students and families.

House Senate John Boehner West Chester Twp Washington Sen

Congress acts on Stafford Loan rates in Ohio students

Congress moves to address doubled interest rates affecting over 360,000 Ohio students using subsidized Stafford Loans. Legislation aims to restore affordable loans for low and moderate income undergraduates and prevent future rate swings.

Congress Ohio Sean Creighton Era Ohio Council For Igher Education

Ohio hits on loan reform with 8.25 cap and fixed rates

The EPA revised loan terms to fix rates for the life of loans, with Senate approval 81 to 18. Undergraduate rates set at 3.9 percent, graduates 5.4 percent, parents 6.4 percent, kept year to year but rising with costs. Democrats backed the bill amid projected rate rises. 18 million loans totaling 106 billion dollars would be affected, with a 715 million dollar deficit reduction forecast over a decade.

Senate White House Congressional Budget Office

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