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Ohio o aiming to raise child hild d supportt collection llection n COLUMBUS statewide COL LUMB S (AP) — A st atteewide U US w improve collecpush to impro ove child support collec cmixed from tion rrates etting et xed om attes is ggetting t mix e rresults eesults fro county to county nty in Ohio. The vvarying aryingg outcomes can be aattribttribtwo things, uted mainly too tw o thing gss, ssay ay child how support eexperts: xperts: rts: ho ow much money counties spend d to find those who oowe we child support and the economy in the i dividual counties. individual nties. ties. increasOhio last yyear e set a ggoal ear oal reeaso of incr percent ing collectionss to 70 per rcent by the that middle of 2015 5 so tha at it can to apply federal grants pay caseworkffor al gra a to pa ants ay ffor worrkoor federa oor case ers programs help parents. er rs and pr rogrrams a to he lp pare ents. state perThe st atte av aaverage veraag ge is about 66 per rcent,, which is still bet better cent tter than the national percent, na ational aaverage veraag age of 61 per perc cent, ssaid aid Benjamin B enjamin JJohnson, ohnson, a Department of Family Services spokesman. JJob ob and F amilyy S ervices spok esman. Around state, Geauga Ar ound thee st ate, Geaug ga and Delaware De ellawaaree counties nties each collected oover ver percent 80 per rcent of the child-support money Both oowed wed in the last fiscal yyear. earr. B oth of have lowthose countiess ha ave some of the lo owunemployment state, est unemplo oyment ment ra rrates ates in the st ate, Dispatch (http://bit. The Columbus us Dispa attch (ht tttp://bit. ly/16ytYAu) ly/16ytY YAu) rreported. eported. e Two Ohio’s biggest T hio’’s big ggeest counties, wo of Ohio’ Cuyahoga were C uyahogga and d Hamilton, w eree among er lowest those with thee lo owest collection rrates. ates. Meigs Meig gs County ty in southeast Ohio,

worst unemployment which ch had the w orrsst unemplo oyment y ent state was rrate atte in JJune, une, also w as near ear atte in the st bottom the bot ttom t in collections. The director Franklin County’s Th he dire ector of F ty’s rraanklin County Support Enforcement Agency Child d S upport Enf foorrcement geen ncy c Ag that parents ssaid aid tha at the number of par pare ents with late payments grew la ate child-support pa yments gre ew in downrrecent ecent nt yyears earrs with the economic do w wn turn. n. Almost lmost a third third of those who oowe we that in the he county tha at includes Columbus bus have education likely ha ave limited educa ation and ar aree lik kelyy to lower wages, Susan Brown, earn n lo wer w ag ges, ssaid aid S usan Bro own, w director Franklin County’s agency. dire ector ctor of F ranklin County ’s ag gencyy. fundAnother nother factor is ggovernment overnment fund nding.. ing Each how Ea ach county decides ho w much h it wants supw ants ts to spend on collecting child sup upport, that port t, meaning tha at the number of cases ses caseworkers assigned gned to child-support case worrker ers differs county. differ errs by county y. here, ““We’ve Wee’’ve been vvery ery ffortunate erree, oortunaatte her caseworkers don’t have in tha at our case worrker ’t ha ave tthat ers don caseloads caseworkers the ssame ame case eloads as case eworrkerrs in Bowens, other er counties,� ssaid aid JJoyce oyce B owens, director Delaware’s Support dire ector ctor of De elaawaree’’s Child S upport ort Enforcement Agency. allows Enf for orcement Ag gencyy. ““That Thaat allo ws us proactive.� to bee pr roactive.� ___ __ Inform Information mation fr from: om: The CColumbus olumbus Dispatch, Dispatch, ht http://www. tp:///www. dispatch.com disp atch. c com

security fforces orces clashed ashed militants with milit ants near ar the detainees prison and det aiinees firee while came under fir w t i trying tto escape. The MENA state official ME NA st ate news agency ne ws ag ency also ssaid aid truckss came under the truck from aattack ttack fr om ggunmen. unmen. n. State St ate media alsoo ssaid aid all those killed and d the belonged ggunmen unmen be longgeed to t the Muslim Brotherhood, M uslim Br otherhood, h organization thatt the or ganization tha Morsi from. Mors si hails fr om. The spoke officials who spok p ke to AP ssaid aid some off the detainees belonged det ainees be longed e to Brotherhood, the Br otherh hood, while otherss didn didn’t. other ’t . differences The differ ences in n the accounts could not ot be immediately immedia tely rreconciled econciled nciled

Sunday night.. S unday night The violence addss to death the eever-rising verr-rising th toll t dea days unrest. in da ys of unr est . On Saturday S atur t da d y alone, l clashes l hes h between Morsi supportbetw een Mor si support orterss and police killed er lled according 79 people, accor d ing to a ggovernment overnment ttally a ally Sunday rreleased eleas ed S u nday and a MENA. Thatt carried by ME NA. T Tha death rraised aised the dea th toll t days unrest ffor or ffour our da ys of unr rest across acr oss the country to nearly near ly 900 people killed. led. Some officers S ome 70 police p officer cerrs were w ere killed in clashes hes protesters with pr otesterss or rretale alet iatory ia tory aattacks ttacks during the according ssame ame period, accor d ding Ministry. to the Interior Ministry try. S ee E GYP T | 5 See EGYPT

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Poll: P oll:: P Parents arents b back ack high-s high-stakes gh-stakkes ttesting esting g Jennifer Agie Agiesta esta and Philip Elliott Associated Press

WASHINGTON W ASHINGTON (AP) — Often criticized zed as too pr eprescriptiv d allconsuming, scriptivee and all-consuming, st andardized tests have haave supsup standardized port among par parents, p ents, who vie view w them as a us seful w ay to mea useful way mea-sur dents’ and schools’ suree both stud students’ perf performances, formances, ormances, accord accor according ding to an Associa ted Pr reess-NOR RC Center Associated Press-NORC ffor or Public Affair Affairs Affaairss Research Research poll. Most parents parrents en nts also say say their

oown wn chil ldreen ar en about children aree giv given the rightt number of standardstandardiized zed ttests, ests, aaccording ccording tto o tthe he AP-NOR RC poll. AP-NORC They ’d lik rThey’d likee to see student per perfformance ormancee on st atewide exams exams statewide used in eevaluating valuating teachers, teacherss, and almo ost three-quarters threee -quarterrs said said almost favored changes thatt would theyy fa avor o ed chang ges tha would makee it eeasier for mak for schools to fire fire poor rly pe perf erfforming teacher rs. poorly performing teachers. aree good ““The The tests t good because they show shoow us where where students aree aat, t, if i they need help help with anything,� Nevarez, anything g,� ssaid aid Vicky Vicky N evarez,

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A runway show finishes up at the 8th Annual Weddings of Distinction Bridal Show held at Fort Piqua Plaza Sunday. Vendors from around the area displayed their wedding related products and services at the show, which was sponsored by the Sidney Daily News, Piqua Daily Call and Troy Daily News. Emmy’s Bridal, of Minster, staged two fashion shows during the event.

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