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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1983
Page
2
Nancy and I extend warm greetings during Christmas 1983 celebrating festive traditions. We honor the angelic birth message of Jesus Christ and ask for peace and good will in the coming year.
Kenneth E. DeShetler discusses a Gallup survey showing 57 percent oppose punitive damages beyond compensation, 30 percent favor them, and 13 percent undecided. The article outlines the bill by Sen. Robert Kasten to standardize federal punitive damages rules, tighten proof, and require “clear and convincing” evidence, with judge and jury roles clarified.
A reminiscence on a church organist Walt whose faithful private deeds inspired relatives and neighbors to Christian faith. The meditation notes that quiet, continuous example can affect many beyond the observer, shaking the world with God’s power.
The NFIB Quarterly Economic Report shows small business optimism at a decade high and forecasts very strong GNP growth into 1984. Unemployment should fall with strong Q4 hiring, and cap ital outlays rise as cash flow and profits support expansion despite higher interest rates.
A 1983 Ohio Poll by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati shows 46 percent rate local public education as good, 25 percent fair, 13 percent excellent, 8 percent poor, 3 percent very poor, and 6 percent have no opinion. Differences appear by race region and education, with blacks rating lower and northeast and southwest Ohio scores lower overall.
Washington faces a new revenue push taxing employee perks as non cash compensation. The piece argues this would raise overall taxes on all, fail to curb deficits, and distort choices by encouraging cash wages over perks. It endorses a flat tax approach to reduce burden.
A car sales tactic explainer defines lowball as a deliberately low price quote to attract a buyer, then raised during negotiation. It also describes highball as an inflated trade-in offer that is reduced during the sales pitch.
A brief note lists common English word pairs that do not rhyme such as freak and break sew and few horse and worse beard and heard cord and word cow and low shoe and foe goose and choose nose and dose.
The BBB warns that bargain prices may be a trap to lure customers into buying costlier and lower quality items. Bait and switch involves advertising unreal bargains then steering buyers to superior but pricier products. A proper sale allows real choice without pressure, and customers should compare prices and watch for sell outs or rainchecks. Contact BBB Mahoning Valley for guidance.
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