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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1977
Page
2
Delmer Miller, longtime Howland Fire Department leader since 1972 and a key township figure since 1945, died recently. He was named parade marshal of the Bolindale DeForest Homecoming, a loss mourned by the fire department and community alike.
The Howland School District faces final voter chance next Tuesday on a 7.9 mill levy to fund schools. Board, staff, and students urge passage to prevent fall cutbacks, noting funds would come too late if rejected or delayed to November.
A PAUL HARVEY column analyzes how Supreme Court appointments shape history and weighs the 5 to 4 ruling on a 1968 Iowa kidnapping case. It notes Chief Justice Burger’s dissent and questions future Carter picks, stressing the court's balance and impact on justice.
Ralph Ingersoll argues that Congress may spend billions to create jobs yet neglect what those jobs achieve. He urges focusing on energy and infrastructure like hydroelectric power, solar and wind, rail revival, and purposeful projects that advance modern needs rather than sheer employment.
Joan Cochran argues that business profits sustain society while libraries theaters and hospitals contribute little to the economy. She calls government and labor unions grandsources of revenue to support public services, and labels BUSINESS the true Golden Goose to be shooed away from public nests.
Washington analysis of President Carter’s remarks at a news conference. The piece argues Carter portrays Senator George McGovern as a lone critic while overstating his own liberal-leaning actions, with liberals challenging his pace on welfare reform and budget balancing. It contrasts Carter’s claims with Johnson-era programs and liberty-era liberal milestones, noting continued liberal pressure and ridicule from Republicans.
Columbus report notes state auditor Tom Ferguson announces ending the flower fund with voluntary employee contributions redirected to political use. The move follows reform era rules requiring disclosure of donors and purposes. Ferguson cites compliance while detailing funds raised and remaining and defends openness amid criticism.
The Howland Bandwagon published by Phoenix Publications in Niles Ohio lists subscription prices: 12 months 12.00 in second class mail rates for six months 6.00 and three months 4.00. The notice appears in the Niles location publication.
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