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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1982
Page
2
By ANN L. BANGHAM a devotional note praising faith and gratitude for the new year. It likens God s care to silent snow and notes blessings come freely, from air and sunshine to health and beauty of creation, urging thanks and steadfast hopes through life s storms.
A reflective piece on starting anew as the year turns. It urges reconciliation for past regrets and emphasizes God’s offer of a fresh start through forgiveness. People are reminded to forgive others, strive to imitate divine virtue, and seek divine guidance through daily prayer.
Analysis tracing the 1973 oil shock to U S economic decline and wealth transfer to OPEC nations. Cites a 1974 speech predicting wealth siphoning, warns of lost opportunities, and argues U S failure to act spurred a long downturn culminating in the 1982/near low mood era.
The meditation recalls first Kings chapter seventeen where drought tests Elijah by a dried brook Cherith. God provides bread, meat, and water from a raven brought stream, then leads Elijah to new direction as the brook dries again. It comforts readers facing dried up dreams to trust God and receive guidance and supply. Prayer asks God for hope and faith to endure dry times.
Congressman Lyle Williams of Ohio 19th District reports the American steel industry plans a Washington complaint against European and Japanese practices. The filing seeks sanctions including import limits of 1.9 million tons a year for four years and a 25 percent tariff on Japanese steel to counter alleged market division and price control. Williams urges federal action if evidence supports the claims and provides district and Washington contact details.
A reflective New Year piece blends personal maturing with societal change. It cites David Henderson of a rubber firm as a model, translating his rules into a personal credo for 1982 83, emphasizing focus, flexibility, avoidance of speculation, and self reliance as a path through crisis toward January 1 1983.
The column answers common questions on selecting firewood, prices, cords and delivery. It warns to verify quote details, avoid extremely low prices, check wood type and dryness, and beware creosote from softwoods. It notes hardwoods burn longer, fruitwoods smell pleasant, and explain face cords versus standard cords.
A column by David Tucker contrasts Western and Soviet views on human rights, urging a strict, political-right understanding anchored in free speech. It notes December anniversaries of the Bill of Rights and the Universal Declaration, and cites Eleanor Roosevelt on true freedom versus forced equality. A medical mystery on why high blood pressure seldom leads to cancer follows.
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