Howland Urges Vote for Police and Recreation Levies
Howland Bandwagon backs two one mill levies on the June 2 ballot in Howland Township. The police levy would raise about 190 961 dollars yearly to sustain services while layoffs of part time officers and dispatchers have reduced protection. The recreation levy aims to improve grant access for township land set aside for recreation and development.
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Howland
Howland Township
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Howland Township Joint Recreation Board
Howland Bandwagon
Waste and fraud in government exposed by MSPB study
Edwin Feulner argues that a Merit Systems Protection Board survey shows widespread waste and fraud among U S federal employees with many witnessing illegal activity and few reporting it. The piece notes fear, disbelief in action, and Reagan administration steps like hotlines and an Interagency Council on Integrity and Efficiency to foster whistle blowing and root out abuse.
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Edwin Feulner
Heritage Foundation
U.S. Merit Systems Protection Board
Washington
MSPB
Reagan
Interagency Council On
Welcome letters policy in Howland Bandwagon paper
Readers are invited to send signed letters with full address and phone, published as received if not libelous or malicious. All letters are confirmed before publication and cannot be returned. The paper reserves the right to edit or shorten letters and will not return submitted items.
Wise decision on AWACS sale stirs Israel Saudi ties
Ohio Congressman Lyle Williams argues the AWACS sale to Saudi Arabia risks Israel security and politics, noting Israel views the aircraft as a deterrent against Arab air attacks. He praises postponement until after Israel elections and lists district and Washington offices for questions.
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Lyle Williams
Ohio
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Congress
AWACS
Washington, D.C
Congressman Williams
Youngstown Rd. SE
Warren
Federal Plaza East
Youngstown
Montage What's in store Part 3 end of Toffler series
JOAN COCHRAN previews Alvin Toffler's The Third Wave with optimism and caution. The column outlines energy futures from hydrogen to fusion, space tech, a more interactive media era, and social shifts toward prosumers and extended families, plus education flex-time and government changes.
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Alvin Toffler
Joan Cochran
Toffler
Outer Space
Columbus
State liquor monopoly faces challenge in Ohio bill
State Senator Thomas Van Meter proposes ending Ohio’s long standing liquor sales monopoly by private outlets. He argues liquor profits fund up to 500 million dollars in economic development bonds while opponents warn of more liquor outlets, increased consumption, and higher social costs.
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Harry
Thomas Carney
Thomas van Meter
Rushland
Ohio
van Meter
Oia
Illinois
Jewelry buying tips from the Better Business Bureau
The Better Business Bureau advises careful jewelry purchases. Learn jewelry terms, verify seller reliability, and insist on written warranties and carat statements. Know metal finishes, gold plated or filled, sterling silver composition, and diamond factors like color and cut. Obtain BBB reliability reports and shop around.
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John Moliterno
Better Business Bureau
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