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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1982
Page
2
A historical column argues to honor America on July 4 by attending religious services despite a Sabbath clash. It recalls the Declaration preamble praising Nature's God, discusses church state questions, and urges worship as a civic duty alongside fireworks, sports, and national celebration.
The Clarion Ledger reports a draft shift toward a more sensible presidential nominating system, citing the White Burkett Miller Center recommendations. Key proposals include limiting primaries to 16, boosting elected official delegate slots, scheduling contests between March and June, regional primaries by time zones, random lottery for primary order, and allowing delegates independent convention voting.
A personal meditation on stubbornness, using a donkey and a led journey to pasture. The narrator recalls resisting God’s leading, then yielding to His providence, and asks for forgiveness and willingness to follow. A closing prayer asks for submission and daily change.
Congressman Lyle Williams of the 19th Ohio District urges President Reagan to remove Veterans Administration head Robert P. Nimmo over spendthrift actions. Nimmo reimbursed 6441 for a chauffeur and charged 5600 for an Air Force jet trip. Williams calls for a leader focused on veterans needs and budget trimming.
Column criticizes public servants and political scandals since Watergate. Names Burt Lance Ronald Reagan William French Smith Andrew Young Jeanne Kirkpatrick and Dan Rostenkowski, noting lavish rewards, evasive explanations, and perceived incompetence in high office. The piece questions why trusted leaders are replaced with questionable figures and urges accountability.
Better Business Bureau offers guidance on choosing long term care options. It outlines Skilled Nursing Facilities Intermediate Care and Residential Care, weighs medical versus social needs, and stresses matching the patient to the facility. Research starts with the physician, and costs, safety, and services must be clarified.
Gregory N. Jonsson argues that current laws broaden union monopolies by applying antitrust rules to labor organizations. He cites Rep. Crane's H.R. 5246 to limit monopoly unions while protecting lawful strikes. The piece warns of economic harm and urges change despite opposition in Congress.
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