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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1981
Page
2
The columnist argues that a new president brings cautious optimism amid party wobbliness. She cites Murphy’s Law and its corollary, urging readers to remain optimistic about survival, education, and responsible choices while avoiding excesses and debt.
Dr George Benson argues against protectionist auto import limits, citing FTC testimony that restricting Japanese cars raises prices by about 6.6 billion dollars yearly and would not restore many auto jobs. He warns against retaliation, higher costs, and reduced consumer freedom, urging Congress to reject protectionism.
A short Upper Room meditation recalls daily blessings amid a new move near Ohio schools. A client describes calm through sewing while a home is built and reflects on beauty in daily life. The piece notes schoolyard volleyball and a high Peruvian railroad tunnel for contrast.
Congressman Lyle Williams of Ohio argues against fears of Northeastern decline. Using BEA data, he shows that although growth rates favor Sunbelt states, the Northeast’s larger base yields greater total gains, keeping big markets in the region healthy by 2000. He invites constituents to contact his Warren and Youngstown offices or Washington for questions.
The Ohio Attorney General outlines consumer advertising abuses including raincheck rules, sale price versus list price gaps, going out of business and mislocation ads. Public hearings highlighted vague rules and false claims. a toll free number is offered to report deceptive advertising and urge consumer help.
The article argues Americas must secure the Caribbean to defend vital interests abroad. It cites Cuba as a Soviet base, mentions Jamaica Grenada St Lucia Martinique and Dominica, and notes Sandinista ties to Havana. It warns of a domino effect toward Haiti the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico and critiques Beagle Channel shifts and Latin American alignments.
Brazil renounces a 25 year military accord with the United States as its independent foreign policy grows, selling arms to Libya, recognizing the PLO, and seeking oil via Angolan ties while warning that US isolation threatens Western Hemisphere security amid Cold War tensions.
The Better Business Bureau warns that many discount offers are scams using letters or checks to lure consumers, especially students, with promises of huge savings. Many schemes misstate prices, delay delivery, and some offers lure test participation or prize claims. Verify company reliability, shop around, and seek information before spending.
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