Be Americans as the Fourth of July Fireworks Spark Reflections
A patriotic reflection on independence day ideals as fireworks light the sky. The piece cites Franklin and Webster on liberty with a 1783 Treaty of Paris anniversary, notes Washington’s unity plea, and urges civic restraint and national unity amid differing views.
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Daniel Webster
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Great Britain
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John Adams
John Jay
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Washington
Make Taxes Work for Taxpayers in Ohio Heads of Caseload
Editor notes long delays in property tax collection harm local governments and taxpayers. Delays cost $864,000 daily per state. lack of penalties and discretionary powers enable late settlements. Proposes leveraging technology and stricter timing to improve efficiency and protect school funding and local services.
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Liberty
Trumbull County
Mahoning County
State of Ohio
United States
River Dredging Debate Prompts Vision of Scenic Park
An op ed laments that the Mahoning River will not be dredged now and urges turning the area into a riverside park. It argues industry left the river and society should invest in beauty and nature to improve health and survival. It warns that health mirrors the environment and calls for thoughtful ecological restoration.
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Mahoning
Earth
Catatonia
Central Park
West
Europe
Reagan Should Veto Spending Bills
Richard L. Lesher argues that despite Reagan’s promise to cut federal spending, the 1983 budget rose to about 805 billion, consuming a quarter of GNP. He urges support for Reagan’s vow to veto budget busting measures to curb growth and protect taxpayers.
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Richard L. Lesher
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Jimmy Carter
Carter
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Paul
Plains
Georgia
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George McGovern
Birch Bayh
Frank Church
Ronald
Senate
House of Representatives
David Stockman
Washington
Stockman
Dan
Burger King
White House
Nuclear Morality and the Good Samaritan Parable
Dinesh D'Souza argues for strong U S action against Soviet expansionism, criticizing peace movements for moral absolutism. He asserts that self defense and aiding allies justify a nuclear and conventional buildup to curb Moscow, citing historical tensions and the difficulty of verifiable disarmament.
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Dinesh D’souza
Good Samaritan
Soviet Union
Europe
Central America
U.S
Vietnam
el Salvador
Latin America
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Hungary
Czechoslovakia
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Moscow
Letters to the editor policy for Howland Band wagon
The notice invites letters and state they will be published if not libelous or malicious. Sign with full address and phone. All letters are confirmed before publication and cannot be returned. The publication may edit or shorten letters and may withhold names on request for a satisfactory reason.
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Israel
U.S
Tel Aviv
Soviet Union
Advice for safer summer home improvements from BBB
The Better Business Bureau urges homeowners to hire reputable contractors for summer renovations. Obtain at least three bids, verify company details with BBB, request and check references, and insist on written terms. Ensure bonds for subcontractors, compare financing, define warranties, and specify materials and costs in a contract. Pay by check and verify completion before signing any certificate.
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Better Busins Bureau
Better Business Bureau
Savings and Loans
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