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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1981
Page
2
A heartfelt tribute to a father from birth to adulthood. The speaker recalls a father’s constant love support and guiding presence. The poem highlights memories of care, celebration and reassurance across milestones and everyday moments.
A BBB column offers practical guidance for cleaning garments, urging readers to follow care labels, avoid problematic fabrics, remove troublesome buttons, and inspect items on return. It notes some materials may shrink or stiffen, warns about plastics and polymers, and advises contacting retailers or manufacturers if issues arise. The piece is prepared by the Better Business Bureau of Mahoning Valley Inc.
Publication details list editors and staff for the Niles Ohio newspaper including publisher Charles Strickien, managing editor Denne J Key, business manager Mancy Edmundson, advertising director Dolores HM Julien, and creation manager Joseph P Urbania. It provides address on State Street and subscription prices 18 dollars per year or 10.50 for six months.
Ohio Congressman Lyle Williams urges local self help to secure federal aid. He cites Labor Surplus Areas benefits for Trumbull County firms and stresses accurate grant applications. He invites residents and officials to contact his Warren Youngstown offices or Washington DC office for assistance.
JOAN COCHRAN laments the trend of nursery and kindergarten children wearing academic robes and mortar boards. She jokes about early degrees and the pressures of education while arguing it risks diluting true meaning and imagination.
Senator Harry Mesn of Ohio's 33rd District laments a federal budget plan he says unfairly shifts funds away from Ohio. He cites the Great Lakes Northeast Coalition and proposed blocks grants as worsening state deficits, warns of Medicaid and education cuts, and urges continued lobbying for equitable funding and use of idle industrial plants for defense production.
A child development piece notes that a one month old is near sighted and fixates on objects about eight inches away, especially the outstretched hand. As the baby brings hands together around four months, self awareness grows and distinctions between self and world emerge. Household objects become focus as exploration deepens.
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