Survey Finds High Theft and Lying Rates Among Americans
The Josephson Institute based in Marina Del Rey reports rising dishonesty across ages from 11,000 respondents in 1993 94 and 95. High school students show 42 percent of males and 31 percent of females stealing in a year while 65 percent admit cheating on exams. Adults 25 plus reveal 40 percent would lie to save money or debt, highlighting a troubling cultural shift.
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Josephson Institute of Ethics
Marina del Rey
Calif
Josephson Institute
Michael Josephson
Feers
Cincinnati
Reds
Ohio schools top loan default list highlight 1993 data
Warren County Career Center in Lebanon posted a 50 percent loan default rate, the highest in Ohio for 1993, tying Scott College of Cosmetology in Steubenville and Vogue Beauty Academy in Cleveland Heights. School officials caution the ranking misrepresents student repayment and funding conditions while appealing status amid federal aid risk for 11 Ohio institutions.
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Washington
Ohio
Warren County Career Center
Lebanon
Scott College of Cosmetology
Steubenville
Vogue Beauty Academy
Cleveland Heights
Mamie Scott
Scott College
Wheeling
Ton McKenzie
McKenzie Financial Service Inc
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Vogue
Vogue, Scott and
Warren
Westlake OAPSE to vote on new tentative contract
Local 319 of the Ohio Association of Public School Employees will vote Wednesday on a tentative Westlake contract for about 110 workers including bus drivers aides and custodians. The school board votes Thursday after a Friday night agreement. details were not disclosed.
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Westlake
Ohio Association of Public School Employees
Beverly Reep
James Cannole
Karen Herzberger
Dan
Ohio Teachers OK start of new experimental schools
The Ohio Education Association backs a bill allowing up to 400 charter schools run by teachers and parents. The union secures contract protections for teachers in schools converting to charters, with per student funding set at 3500. Critics say charter expansion diverts funds from public schools.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
Mike Billirakis
Richard Denoyer
Princeton
Cincinnati
Denoyer
OEA
Ohio Federation of Teachers
Ohio lawmakers weigh early primary payoff and push back
In Columbus lawmakers debate moving Ohio’s presidential primary from May to March. Senator Robert Burch says the change hurt local issues and school officials, while Senate President Aronoff argues the shift raised national prominence. Voter turnout was about 30 percent as Clinton and Dole secured nominations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert Burch
Dover
Ohio Department of Education
Senate
Stanley Aronoff
Aronoff
Cincinnati
George Voinovich
Bob Dole
Burch
Clinton
Dole
Bob Taft
Jo Ann Davidson
R-Reynoldsburg
May
Ashland truck executive dies in Carrollton plane crash
Ashland trucking executive Larry Aber, 51, and passenger Bradley Keener, 29, both of Ashland, were killed when their single engine Piper Cherokee crashed while landing at Carroll County Airport. The plane struck a hangar. no ground injuries were reported. Investigators from the State Highway Patrol and FAA will determine cause.
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Ashland
Carrollton
Larry M. Aber
Bradley A. Keener
State Highway Patrol
Carroll County
Canton
Federal Aviation Administration
Aber
Ashland County
Bob Johnston
Donna Tedrick
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