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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1977
Page
4
Raymond Crawford reflects on tipping inconsistencies from waitresses to transit workers and service station attendants. He argues tipping should reward genuinely helpful behavior across roles like clerks postmen and traffic directors, noting many workers are forbidden to accept tips and that rewarding mere job performance degrades labor.
Thirty Howland Sacrament students staged a Spring Talent Show dedicated to Monsignor Donald J. Reagan marking his 30th priesthood anniversary. Performances included dance, song, baton, poetry, piano trumpet and clarinet with a guest piano piece by Msgr Reagan. Students presented a wok for Oriental cooking and cards congratulating the pastor.
State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson announced May subsidy payments totaling 78 236 369 89 dollars to Ohio 613 city and local school districts 87 county boards of education and 44 joint vocational districts. Distribution includes 17 774 167 31 to the Teachers Retirement System and 4 356 170 to the School Employees Retirement System.
Heather Kay Graham 4 was selected over 63 contestants in the 1977 Ohio Pennsylvania American Dream Girl Beauty Pageant to be filed for Iria Thomas Advertising Associates Inc. The Norton Ohio contest awarded her Miss June 1977 and a second place best appearance baton costume. Heather lists tap dancing and acrobatic instruction as outside activities and has prizes of two trophies a banner and flowers.
In Marion Illinois UPI reports nine congressmen urge the Federal Railroad Administration to require strobe lights on all locomotives. The push cites a 1976 Beckemeyer crossing crash that killed 12 people including 11 children as a reason for visual warning devices.
Nearly 1400 top seniors from across the state join Boys State activities by The American Legion. Registration on June 18 prompts campaigns for city and county offices with a ballot on Sunday and a computerized general election slated for Monday June 20.
Howland Township ZBA granted Joseph and Carol Casale a variance for a home based business operating in a 20 by 20 foot basement area with no signage and a condition that expansion would move to a commercially zoned area. The decision was unanimous with one member absent. Separately, food and food products firms spent over $1 billion on television advertising in 1976.
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