Lack of Work Ethic Cited In Butler Warren Hiring Survey
The Butler Warren Workforce Investment Board survey of 1275 employers, conducted with Miami University Middletown, finds 44 percent struggle to find qualified applicants and 21 percent have trouble keeping skilled workers. Employers expect more hires, citing hot fields like computers health and technical roles while wages and language barriers are noted as contributing factors.
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Butler- Warren Workforce Investment Board
Miami University-Middletown
Applied Research Center
Butler and
Warren County
Jeffrey Weber
Weber
Butler
Warren
Butler-Warren Workforce Investment Board
Community Conservation seeks more farmland applications
Three Valley Conservation Trust seeks approval for another round of applications from area farm owners as part of ongoing land stewardship. Republicans gear up for governor Jace Hershey, Page B6.
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Three Valley Conservation Trust
Jace Hershey
Weather: Plush microbes Infectious at Colleges
A brief weather update page item notes a playful caution on campus health. No concrete forecast or location is provided. The teaser highlights campus concerns about washable microbes and a health advisory in a college setting.
INDEX Volume 147 Number 284
Index summary note for Volume 147 issue 284 dated 2005 from Cox Ohio Publishing listing contents and page references for articles features departments and notices within the publication.
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Cox Ohio Publishing
Child support collections rise in Butler County 2004
More than 1 million dollars in child support was collected in 2004 in Butler County marking a 26 percent rise from 2003. Prosecutions for criminal nonsupport grew 91 percent while expenses fell 41 percent, with Prosecutor Robin Piper noting a tougher stance and improved efficiency. Stories feature Renee Adams of Mason and Delphine Brown of Hamilton benefiting from back support, contrasted with Kristi Charles of Kentucky still waiting on nearly 40 thousand dollars owed as her ex released from jail.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Robin Piper
Renee Adams
Mason
Delphine Brown
Kris
Ti Charles
Kentucky
Charles
Piper
Adams
Brown
Women serve near front lines in Iraq war
The Feb 9 roadside bombing killed Army Sgt Jessica M Housby, the 21st female soldier killed in action since the war began. The piece notes the shift in combat, with no fixed front line, as women remain barred from direct ground combat roles yet face grave danger in insurgent warfare.
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Associated Press
Marthnew Bundy
Army
Jessica Housby
Iraq
Deborah Bundy
Housby
U.S
Rock Island
Ill
Washington
Jessica M. Housby
Baghdad
Rice fans push 2008 presidential bid without candidate
Washington report notes amateur campaign activity for Condoleezza Rice though she has not expressed interest or sought office. A Miami physician chairs the pro-Rice committee as fans organize ads, stickers, and state chairs while noting she has never run for elected office and appears unlikely to pursue a White House race.
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Condoleezza Rice
Rice
Iowa
Karl Roves
Miami
Richard Mason
America
Condoleezza
New Hampshire
White House
Bush
Karen Hughes
Hughes
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