Memorial Day Poem by Howland Barbhagor
A May breeze blows softly over graves as blossoms perfume the path. The poem memorializes fallen heroes with gentle imagery and reverent tone, recalling love and tribute on a quiet cemetery scene.
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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1981
Page
2
Saving Social Security System
The Heritage Foundation warns the 45 year old Social Security system faces serious trouble and may need radical surgery. Rising lifespans early retirements and War II baby boom distort finances. a pay as you go scheme may collapse without reform. Suggestions include raising the retirement age or splitting the system into a funded retirement and a general revenue welfare program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Feulner
Heritage Foundation
U.S
Geezer
Milton Gwertzman
Stanford University
Michael Boskin
James D
Mike’ McKevitt
National Federation of
Arbitration and prayer aid labor dispute settlement
A prolonged labor strike seeks resolution via arbitration if not settled by nightfall. An invited Christian arbitrator faces potential strain on friendships but accepts to serve. Prayers and scripture from First Corinthians 12 frame the talks, which end in a mutually acceptable settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor and
Mana
Congress
Toffler
OPEC
Welcome Letter Policy From The Newspaper
A notice explains that readers may submit letters with full address and phone number, and that all letters are confirmed before publication. The paper reserves the right to edit or shorten submissions and may withhold names upon written request with a satisfactory reason.
Bandwagon publication and contact details
BOARDING AREAS 72 to 138, compared to Chicago's 94 at world-busiest O'Hare. Merie Defonce . fs. essence Robert Miller . Menacing Editor Denne J. Hey. Business Manager Mancy Edmundson . Advertising Director Dolores H. Julien. Owcebellon Manager Joseph P. Urbenia. Production Manager The Howland Bandwagon is published every Wednesday by Phoenix Publications, Inc., 35 W. State St., Niles, Ohio 44446. Phone 399- 7822. Mail subscriptions $18.00 per year, $10.50 for six months. Entered as second class mail at Niles, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merie Defonce
Essence
Robert Miller
Menacing
Denne J. Hey
Mancy Edmundson
Dolores H. Julien
Owcebellon
Joseph P. Urbenia
Howland Bandwagon
Phoenix Publications, Inc
State St
Niles
Ohio
Memorial Day plea from Congressman Williams
Congressman Lyle Williams urges all to remember veterans on Memorial Day May 25. He notes scattered observances and contrasts with Vietnam Veterans Day. He cites support from VFW American Legion AmVets and invites constituents to contact his Warren Youngstown or Washington offices with questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Williams
Ohio
Congressman Williams
Youngstown Rd. SE
Warren
Federal Plaza East
Youngstown
Washington, D.C
Toffler's Waves Challenge Modern Civilization
Alvin Toffler argues that Second Wave society built on standardization and centralization is nearing collapse as the Third Wave looms. He outlines six core elements of the Second Wave and foresees a shift toward participatory government, looser hierarchies, and new cultural dislocations, with risks of conflict and drift. Next week, more on the Third Wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Cochran
Alvin Toffler
Toffler
Ohio budget hearings warn of tight fiscal times
Senators Mieshel and Carney report a bare bones 9.15 billion state budget with only a 1% increase. Revenues from sales and income taxes are weak, prompting projections of up to 500 million shortfall. Keip calls for 7 percent cuts to cover 177 million, risking education and welfare programs across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Meshel
Ohio
Thomas Carney
Senate
House
William Keip
Keip
Kelp
Human Service
Juvenile Justice Natural Resources
Senate Finance Committee
Advice from Better Business Bureau on lawn tools
John Moliter no presents Better Business Bureau guidance on safe use of power yard equipment. He stresses inspection maintenance and operator responsibility to prevent injuries from mowers trimmers and other devices with clear safety steps including gear, fueling, and operating guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Business Bureau
John Moliterno
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San Mateo
California
House Subcommittee On
Social Security
Apne Aoe Eee
Boskin
RSV
Chicago
O’hare
Washington
Vietnam
Foreign Wars
American Legion
the AmVets
Mecca
Secon Wave
A Journal of Ohio Today
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