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Howland Bandwagon

Location

Howland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1982

Page

2

Stricter drunk driving penalties urged in four county area

Opinion writer cites 1981 deaths and alcohol related crashes in Ashtabula Trumbull Mahoning and Columbiana counties and urges passage of Senate Bill 432. Key provisions include a 0.13 blood alcohol limit per se, 90 day license suspension, and diverting first offenders to DWI Intervention Programs. Citizens urged to contact House Judiciary Committee and local representatives before summer recess.

Ashtabula Trumbull Mahoning Columbiana Ohio Department of Highway Safety Senate Board Northeastern Ohio House Judiciary Committee Robert Nader

Planned Parenthood decries ERA setback and reaffirms rights

The Mahoning Valley Planned Parenthood board and staff express profound disappointment at the ERA not being ratified. They note public support, cite legislative blockages, and stress reproductive self determination as essential to gender equality and women’s broader social advancement.

Planned Parenthood Mahoning Valley

Ohio must harness its power in Washington to gain clout

Ohio lawmakers face loss of two congressional seats amid industry declines and a dispersed urban base. Unity in the delegation is urged under a coordinated effort by party leaders and experienced voices to push Midwest interests, with the governor unable to singlehandedly forge coalition.

Dayton Daily News Ohio Washington Dick Celesti Congress Clarence Brown Midwest

Realtors warn on budget deal for 1983 economy

Richard L. Royer argues Congress passed a budget blueprint with a near 104 billion deficit. He notes lingering risks from high deficits and borrowing, urges restraint to lower mortgage rates and revive housing, auto production, and business. The call stresses voter accountability and quicker deficit reduction.

Richard L. Royer Ohio Association of Realtors Congress America National Association of Realtors Nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office The Realtors Association NAR Ohio

Recycled auto parts offer value warns BBB chief

John Moliterno president of the Better Business Bureau notes recycled auto and truck parts can save 30 to 50 percent versus new. He explains parts are often salvaged from wrecks and tested, with warranties 90 days or longer common. Consumers should require bench testing, part history, receipts, and old-part aftercare.

John Moliterno Better Business Bureau Better Business Bureau of Mahoning Valley Inc P.O Mahoning Bank Youngstown Ohio

Honeysuckle Temptation Mirrors Daily Temptations

A personal reflection compares invasive honeysuckle overtaking holly to evil temptations. The writer recalls welcoming the vine, then laments its spread and roots. The entry prays for wisdom to recognize temptation and bar it, noting daily choices shape tomorrow.

Widower Mortality Mystery Versus Widow’s Longevity

A Johns Hopkins study following 8,064 Maryland residents finds widowers die sooner and cope worse than widows after loss, while remarriage lowers mortality. Women adapt better to widowhood, and living with someone reduces death risk more than many visits. A public health angle suggests policy shifts to encourage remarriage.

CY Brickfield Johns Hopkins University American Journal of Public Health Knud J. Helsing Moyses Szkle George Comstock Johns Hopkins Drs. Helsing Szkle Comstock Dr. Helsing Johns Hopkins Epidemiologists

Howland Band Wagon Welcomes Letters to Editor

Readers are invited to submit letters to the Howland Band Wagon. Letters must be signed with full address and telephone number and will be confirmed before publication. The paper reserves the right to edit or shorten letters and may withhold names upon request with a satisfactory reason.

Bandwagon publication details and subscription rates

The Bandwagon is published weekly by Phoenix Publications Inc at 35 W State St Niles Ohio 44446. Editors are Kay Donne and Robert Miller with Mergeret A Mollica as managing editor. Subscription prices are 23.00 per year or 11.50 for six months.

Donne State St Niles Ohio

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