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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1981
Page
2
Ohio Attorney General William J Brown warns homeowners about shady home improvement practices amid high interest rates. He urges planning, shopping around, checking building codes, and avoiding scare tactics. For more information request the free brochure or call the Public Action Line at 1 800 282 0515.
Anthony Harrigan argues that James G. Watt supports rapid, multiple use development of federal lands including Alaska and offshore oil. He condemns critics from Sierra Club and Friends of the Earth while defending Watt’s stance and urging Congress and the public to back balanced land use and resource production.
The Upper Room meditation warns that sin can terrify and kill, likening a circus act where a man dies after a snake coils around him. The piece urges fear of God, not men, and ends with a prayer for daily protection and a thought that playing with sin is dangerous.
The writer celebrates a royal wedding watched by millions, praising the monarchy’s enduring pageantry and cultural pull. It reflects on Charles and Diana’s path to the throne, noting historical twists and the spectacle from Hyde Park to St. Paul’s. The piece closes with wishes for the couple to remain, living happily ever after.
Congressman Williams announces a mobile office that travels across rural areas of Ohio’s 19th District to provide federal services and assist with legislation or agency issues. The unit will attend fairs and community events and residents may contact Warren or Youngstown offices or the Washington DC office for help.
The piece argues for reconsidering the House Internal Security Committee and HUAC’s role amid Cold War fears. It cites past investigations into IPR, Hiss, White, and Lincoln’s democracy, warns against demagoguery, and weighs whether renewed hearings would aid or exploit media coverage and public opinion. It notes Nixon’s era involvement and contactar concerns about domestic subversion.
Dr George Benson argues that recognizing a war with communism should guide U S policy. He cites J Edgar Hoover and asserts that no diplomatic relations or tech transfers should occur with communist nations, asserting this premise safeguards national freedom and safety.
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