BBB Advice on Home Security Systems
The Better Business Bureau column advises homeowners to research security options before purchase. It covers burglar and smoke alarms, local versus remote alerts, professional installation, pricing from hundreds to thousands, and the importance of UL approval and BBB checks. It also notes local ordinances, warranties, and contract details plus how to contact the BBB for guidance.
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John Moliterno
Better Business Bureau
FBI
Underwriters Laboratories, Inc
Upper Room meditation and a life transformed
A British chemist Robert Miller battles alcohol and a violent turn ends when a pastor intervenes to save his wife and child. Robert renounces drinking, a new life follows, and a prayer for peace closes the piece. The Howland Bandwagon notes staff, publication data, and subscription details.
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Robert
Emily
National Day of Recognition for Vietnam Era Veterans proposed
Congressman Williams co sponsors a measure designating April 26 as National Day of Recognition for Veterans of the Vietnam Era. The proposal honors those who served and sacrificed in Vietnam, while not endorsing the war itself. Over 180 House members have endorsed the resolution. offices in Warren and Youngstown offer assistance.
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Vietnam
U.S. House of Representatives
Congressman Williams
Youngstown Rd. SE
Warren
Federal Plaza East
Youngstown
Washington, D.C
Tax cut plan makes sense despite union opposition
Edwin Feulner of the Heritage Foundation argues the Reagan administration tax cut promotes non inflationary growth by expanding private capital. He counters critics from AFL CIO and consumer groups, asserting gains for the rich spur investment and overall economy, while acknowledging working poor benefit less.
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Edwin Feulner
Heritage Foundation
Aflcio
League of Women Voters
State
County and Municipal Employees Union
Auto crisis and Japanese trade challenge debated
Anthony Harrigan argues the US auto industry staggers under UAW monopoly costs and calls for antitrust action, wage and benefit reductions, and higher automation. He criticizes Reagan policies toward Japan, urges Brock to counter exports, and notes Senate bills to cap Japanese car imports. He contrasts Western allies' worry over Japanese market penetration with a demand for tougher defense-finance posture.
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Anthony Harrigan
America
United Auto Workers
United States
UAW
Senate Judiciary Committee
U.S
Reagan
Mike Mansfield
Japan
Mansfield
William E. Brock
John C. Danforth
R-Mo
Missouri
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Britain
France
Germany
Europe
Friends and Allies
Indian Ocean
Pacific
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Montage The Fog by Joan Cochran
The piece reflects on February fog as a vivid natural spectacle and a prompt for speculative visions of a purer world. It ponders whether such clarity would reveal humanity’s flaws, noting humans resist bliss and prefer tinkering over virtue, while imagining a future where God and man jointly recreate a better world.
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Joan Cochran
Mother
Money and wealth in a modern economy by Dr George Benson
Dr George Benson argues money is essential but not wealth and outlines how money supply affects inflation and prosperity. He notes misbeliefs about expanding money driving growth, explains deficits averaging about 50 billion annually, and warns about early recipients gaining temporarily while others lose, linking to inflation, taxes, and unemployment.
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George Washington
George Benson
Defense Contractors
Chrysler Corporation
America
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