The taking of our president by Edwin Feulner
The piece surveys a long history of tension between presidents and the press from Washington to Reagan. It cites Washington Adams Jefferson Wilson Truman Kennedy Reedy and Orwell to show that presidents rarely enjoy a cooperative press and that press manipulation cannot satisfy political leaders. The author urges accepting bad reviews as inevitable in presidential media relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Feulner
Heritage Foundation
White House
Timothy Crouse
Republic
William Henry Harrison
George Washington
State Department
Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Woodrow Wilson
Harry Truman
John Kennedy
New York Times
Saigon
George Reedy
Lyndon Johnson
Reedy
Reagan
Company culture and responsibility in business values
Anthony Harrigan highlights Dr. Robert Krieble of Loctite advocating a culture built on customer priority, employee welfare, and open communication. The piece argues loyalty, clear shared values, and reduced government meddling strengthen wealth creation, despite unions and mergers threatening culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Harrigan
Robert H. Krieble
Loctite Corporation
Connecticut
Bob Krieble
Dr. Krieble
Robert Krieble
View from Washington on veterans dividend hoax
Ohio Congressman Lyle Williams debunks a long running hoax claiming a new government dividend would be paid to World War I veterans with GI life insurance. He notes no such payments exist beyond established WWI and WWII dividends and urges the public to rely on official VA statements and contact offices for questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Williams
Ohio
G.I
Veterans Administration
Congressman Williams
Youngstown Rd. SE
Warren
Federal Plaza East
Youngstown
Washington, D.C
Life for the underclass by George Galster
An analysis of the urban underclass in American cities arguing that race and class reinforce each other. The piece contends that racism shapes economic and social roles while deviant behaviors sustain racial stereotypes, creating a cyclical problem requiring conscious acknowledgment of both factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Galster
Liberty City
Miami
Individualism versus commonism in American history
Dr. George Benson argues the United States drifted from a private enterprise system toward commonism since the 1890s as federal intervention eroded individual freedom. He cites Dr. Clarence B. Carson on the spread of unionism, trusts, centralization, welfare programs, and police power. The piece ends with a note from Blue Shield on seven rules for longer life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Benson
National Education Program
America
Clarence B. Carson
Carson
Washington
Blue’ Shield
Montage Off the World by Joan Cochran
A humor column critiques television commercials from the 1980s era. The writer lampoons coffee and fabric softener ads, praises Juan Valdez and Downy for their distinct portrayals, and muses on how commercials shape perceptions of coffee, taste, and social behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Valdez
Hills Brothers
Juan
Downy
Baby
Mother
Ash Wednesday reflections on repentance and change
The Upper Room meditation explains Ash Wednesday as the start of Lent, celebrating penitence and a turning from sin toward God. It notes palms from Palm Sunday, sackcloth in earlier times, and the psychology of 30 days to form new habits, urging daily divine help and practical repentance through prayer and action. Mary Lou Redding authored the piece.
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Penny
Isaiah
God of Glory
Christ
Welcome letters to the Howland Band wagon
The newspaper invites signed letters with full address and phone number for publication after verification. Letters should avoid libel or malice and may be edited or shortened. names can be withheld on request with a satisfactory reason.
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Howland Barsragcscr
Agriculture Department
India
Thailand
Charles Strickien
Merie Defolce
Robert Miller
Donne J. Key
Meneger Mancy Edmundson
Dolores HW. Julien
Meneger
Joseph P. Urbanie
Phoenix Publications, Inc
W. State St
Niles
Veterans Affairs Committee
U.S. House of Representatives
Galster
The
College of Wooster
Joan Cochran
el Salvador
Schlitz
Robert Young
Colombia
Mary Lou Redding
Tennessee
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