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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1976
Page
2
A Columbus letter reveals alleged mail interference by Keith McNamara, campaign chairman, intercepting a note to a candidate's son. Witnesses describe the incident as a theft and question campaign openness while recalling past remarks on candor and marijuana.
The State comments on Issues 1 through 8 including tandem governor tickets, bonds for rail and energy, constitutional alignments with federal rulings, removal of limits on debt and estate tax changes. It favors some housekeeping amendments while criticizing others as drastic or risky.
The piece contrasts youth ideals and aging perspectives, notes how modern transit speeds long journeys yet circling short trips stay sluggish, and critiques reform by punishment. It hints at repeated remarks from women on multiple occasions.
The Howland Bandwagon notes a weekly publication from Niles Ohio and quotes reflections on culture and reality. It discusses speculation on character and the shift from play to obsession in games like chess and bridge as a social commentary.
A column critiques Barbara Walters hosting Johnnie Carson's show and ABCs plan to pay her a million dollars yearly. It argues for restraint in pay and urges a gesture toward equality by tying compensation to peers like Harry Reasoner and Howard K. Smith, advocating respect for seasoned colleagues.
The board, aiming for objectivity and wide outreach, hires a consultant to search for an Ohio certified superintendent with a doctorate. About 60 applicants are considered as meetings with citizen groups and students broaden the scope and ensure strong fiscal and negotiation skills.
Fairhaven Issue 9 in Trumbull County renews a .35 mill operating levy for Fairhaven School for the retarded. A $30 000 home would pay about $4 annually. The program serves 200 enrolled pupils and relies on state support and local tax funding. Staff salaries lag behind Warren City educators, highlighting funding pressures as the program expands.
The narrative recalls Fort McHenry and Francis Scott Key inspired by the flag’s sight in darkness during the 1812 siege. It links the national banner to heroism, courage, sacrifice, and love of country, noting symbols of other nations and the flag’s meaning for peace and perseverance.
A historical voice urges citizens to donate their personal liberty as a transfusion to revive Uncle Sam who is described as gravely ill from a loss of vital blood. The appeal warns that overreach of state power endangers individual rights and heritage.
The piece argues that America's greatness rests on individual rise from poverty to power and warns of social conformity threatening freedom. It discusses rising Social Security benefits, tax shifts, and concerns the fund may go broke by 1981, urging personal self-reliance and a strong national spirit.
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