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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1980
Page
2
The Scripps-Howard piece argues Congress rejected the 10 cent per gallon oil import fee amid election-year politics. It questions the fee as a conservation ruse and notes potential constitutional issues while urging a genuine gasoline tax with consumer rebates and calls to cut foreign oil dependence.
Paul Harvey echoes William J Bennett on child relearning, favoring simple, timeless truths. He highlights America’s strengths, travel myths, work yields enjoyment, sex complexity, teen maturity gaps, and the Bible as a practical rule book for orderly existence, urging humble lessons across generations.
The Upper Room meditation contrasts Philippians 2 12 with daily discipline endurance and spiritual armor. It notes Toronto geese fed by people refuse southward migration, reflecting complacency. A prayer asks daily preparation for the fight against evil and a crown of life that does not fade.
Community journal invites signed letters to the editor with full address and phone number. All submissions will be confirmed before publication and may be edited or shortened. Names can be withheld on request with a satisfactory reason.
The piece argues Reagan represents a shift away from liberalism since 1932, portraying him as a symbol of mainstream conservatism rising within both parties. It notes liberal commentators misread America, sees Carter as running more conservative than liberal, and cites the evolving ideological landscape through 1980.
Max Lerner analyzes Carter's inner conflicts from his liberal mother to Southern father and predicts a hard race against Reagan. Tehran hostage timing, Israel policy, and Vance’s Senate performance shape long term aims toward a PLO accord. Inflation likely worsens. Reagan gains on tax cuts, national honor, and Middle East stance, potentially winning key states and a broad Sun Belt coalition. Carter risks a single term.
In Hudson Ohio during mid June a town festival features an antiques show, arts and crafts, and historical displays at the Hudson Library. David Hudson’s legacy and Western Reserve history frame the event as thousands enjoy restored homes, gardens, and a family friendly atmosphere with luncheon and local sellers offering antiques from sheraton furniture to porcelain and glass.
Anthony Harrigan argues the Carter team pushes Japanese auto plants into the United States, labeling it defeatist and harmful. He claims Japan's subsidized system dumps goods in the U S market, drains American jobs, and demands the U S defend oil lifelines while Japan prospers. He cites James Reston on America's role in Japan's economy and urges a firm US response to halt the auto import surge affecting thousands of suppliers. Gasoline blamed for lower tourism at Grand Canyon and other parks, with urban-visitation up 59 percent.
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