Editorial urges neutralizing acid rain from coal plants
The National Academy of Sciences reports coal burning fuels acid rain harming lakes and forests from Nova Scotia to the northeast US. Senate sponsor Senator Robert Stafford calls for broad sulfur dioxide cuts and emissions controls, urging Congress to act amid Midwest opposition and calls for new studies.
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United States
Canada
National Academy of Sciences
Organization of Scientists
Midwest
Nova Scotia
Robert Stafford
Chaiman
Senate Environmental Committee
Congress
Academy of Sciences
Hubbard Brook
White Mountains
New Hampshire
The MX and the arms treaty analysis by Edward J Walsh
Edward J Walsh argues the House approval of 21 MX missiles signals more than deployment. It may pressure talks with the Soviet Union toward a verifiable arms reduction, while both sides maneuver for positions in Geneva and keep Moscow at the bargaining table.
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Edward J. Walsh
House of Representatives
U.S
Soviet Union
Reagan
Europe
Les Aspin
Wisconsin
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Geneva
Moscow
Way to True Life Through Faith in Jesus Christ
In a material world the Bible warns against making wealth a god. True life comes from God not possessions, and wealth should serve God’s purposes. Prayer asks for Christ as the way to real life, guiding thoughts on what we value.
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Jesus Christ
Howland Band wagon invites signed letters for publication
The paper welcomes letters to the editor submitted with complete address and telephone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and cannot be returned. The editor reserves the right to edit or shorten letters. Names may be withheld on request with a satisfactory reason.
View from Washington urges spending caps and tighter contracts
Congressman Williams outlines steps to rein in federal spending through efficiency and prudent contracting. He notes creation of the Defense Inspector General and changes to procurement, including limiting rapid orders without price checks. Offices in Warren Youngstown and Washington, D.C. welcome inquiries.
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Defense Department
Department of Defense
Defense
Congressman Williams
Youngstown Rd. SE
Warren
Federal Plaza East
Youngstown
Washington, D.C
Ohio Realtors warn on deficits and urge budget cuts
The Ohio Association of Realtors urges Congress to curb federal spending to protect the recovery. It endorses a bipartisan plan reducing entitlement growth and indexing tax rates to balance the budget within five years, citing 1984 deficit risks and housing affordability concerns. The movement, dubbed Three for All, aims to rally taxpayers and Realtors during August recess.
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Congress
Stanley R. Gershuny
Ohio Association of Real
Ohio
America
National Association of Realtors
Realtors Association
U.S. Senate
Our National Association Economists
John Danforth
R-Mo
David Boren
D-Okla
U.S. Treasury
BBB warns on misleading beef labels and bait and switch
Better Business Bureau warns ads offering deep beef discounts can mislead shoppers into bait and switch. Common traps include Free Steaks schemes, mismatched Beef Halves, vague Beef Orders, unfounded U S Fancy Beef claims, and misleading grading like US Grade A or Yield Grade misused to inflate price. Consumers should verify labels prime grades and beware high pressure sales and hidden costs.
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Better Business Bureau
U.S
USDA
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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