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Howland Bandwagon

Location

Howland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1982

Page

2

Area hospitals fulfill needs in Warren valley

Richard D. Williams of Cortland praises Warren General Hospital Cardiac Rehabilitation Unit led by Carol Malia R N. He credits the 36 session program with rebuilding confidence after a severe heart attack and open heart surgery and urges awareness and referrals to prevent future incidents.

Our Valley Warren General Hospital Carol Malia R.N Warren General Richard D. Williams Cortland

Change needed in labor law or By Gregory N Jonsson

Gregory Jonsson argues that unions and federal regulators distort U.S. industry. He cites UAW and other unions as stifling auto and steel sectors, urges decertification or reform, and questions the value of monopoly unions and their political power. He notes nonunion workers’ productivity and advocates restricting union expenditures outside collective bargaining.

Gregory N. Jonssc America National Labor Relations Board United Auto Workers Union U.S Detroit UAW United Steel Workers United Rubber Workers Sam Congress Department of Labor Textile Workers Union Ray Rogers J.P. Stevens & Co Rogers James D. Finley Stevens Manufacturers Hanover Corp Mr. Rogers Manufacturers Hanover Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union John McKinley Texaco Manufacturers’ Board Port Arthur Texas Washington

Gift of God a Living Water in A Berchtesgaden Talk

A journal note from a Berchtesgaden meeting recalls sharing a room with the translator of the Mende edition of The Upper Room. Meister Eckhart’s writing inspires reflection on God’s gifts as a person, Christ, and the call to readiness for new gifts. The meditation centers on receiving God’s unbounded love and responding with devotion.

Berchtesgaden Germany Sierra Leone God Meister Eckhart Adolf Hitler Christ

Debate Over Federal Balanced Budget Amendment

Ohio State Senator Harry Meshel argues against a constitutional balanced budget amendment. He warns it would devastate state finance, strip revenue, and hinder crisis responses while arguing federal overreach and political slogans mask real economic needs. He cites unemployment, federal deficits, and New Federalism as warning signs.

Washington Reagan Harry Meshel Ohio U.S Congress

Immunization drive braces for summer vacation gains

Surgeon General C Everett Koop urges parents and schools to maintain high immunization levels as vaccines curb measles and other childhood diseases. He notes 1981 1982 progress, stresses preschool immunity, day-care exposure risks, and calls for timely vaccination to prevent outbreaks.

C. Everett Koop M.D U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Ada Doose Public Health Service

Life Insurance Choices and Costs Explained by BBB

Better Business Bureau president John Moliterno outlines how consumers often misjudge life insurance needs. He compares term and whole life, notes term costs rise over time and conversion options exist, and explains universal life features such as flexible premiums and cash value access.

John Moliterno Better Business Bureau Universal” Life Insurance Universal

Understanding Whole Life Insurance and Its Benefits

This column explains whole life policies with cash value and loan options. It contrasts nonparticipating and participating plans, describes graded premium structures, and notes how dividends can lower premiums or be taken in cash. It advises matching coverage to living funds and final expenses with BBB Mahoning Valley guidance.

Whole Life

Ohio a good place to live despite concerns on quality

Ohioans view the state largely favorably with 31 percent calling it excellent and 43 percent good, while 26 percent say fair or poor. About 42 percent fear quality of life is worsening though 10 percent see improvement. Demographics and politics show variations in how Ohio is rated.

Ohio Central Southeast Northeast

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