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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1981
Page
2
A reader criticizes state officials for neglecting education, tax reform, utility and energy policy, highways and crime measures. The letter argues incumbents dodge hard decisions, calls for electoral change, and urges voters to demand accountability and informed participation.
A brief Upper Room meditation describes finding solace and faith while gathering blackberries in a peaceful park. The writer thanks Jesus for provision and beauty amid life’s pain, praying for God’s love and daily bread through simple, earthly blessings.
A discussion of dairy price supports under the Agricultural Act of 1949 notes the government held large stocks of butter cheese and nonfat dry milk as of March 1 and typically sells them to maintain prices. The President sought to curb twice yearly increases and Congress approved a plan keeping current payments while delaying further rises, saving 127 to 160 million dollars and potentially reducing consumer milk costs by seven to eight cents per gallon. Congressman Williams invites inquiries to district and Washington offices.
A lyrical meditation on spring's arrival, praising the green awakening of pines and willows and the first yellow abundance of forsythia and daffodils. The author seeks a dramatic herald of renewal to awaken winter’s sleep and lift the spirit with vibrant color and imagery.
A group of Ohio leaders met with President Reagan and top aides to contest the proposed federal budget and its impact on Ohio and Great Lakes states. They argued defense spending favors the Sunbelt, seek equal mineral access, criticize block grants, and warn that federal cuts will raise state costs and hurt industrial jobs.
The Better Business Bureau outlines passenger rights for delayed or cancelled flights, overbooking, and compensation. It explains airline duties to rebook, hotel and meal costs, and reimbursement procedures, plus how to pursue higher settlements via airline, BBB, or the Civil Aeronautics Board.
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