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Howland Bandwagon

Location

Howland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1981

Page

2

Tax package lifts small firms with new relief measures

Wilson S. Johnson of the National Federation of Independent Business lauds the Reagan tax package as the most dramatic business program in modern times. It includes individual rate cuts, expanded estate tax relief, accelerated depreciation, and potential cash method accounting for small business, aiming to boost surviving firms and encourage expansion. The plan also shortens corporate rates and broadens the estate tax exemption, with phased changes through 1987 and beyond. Johnson notes broad grass roots support and expects a healthier climate for entrepreneurs in coming years.

Wilson S. Johnson Reagan National Federation of Independent Business Congress White House Coalition Capitol Hill NFB Department of Treasury

Energy Non-Crisis Critique Sparks Reader Action Call

Dr George Benson reviews The Energy Non Crisis by Rev Lindsey Williams countering claims of an energy shortage. Williams argues federal officials fabricated shortages to control Americans, citing pipeline workers and regulatory measures. The piece urges readers to evaluate the book and consider action.

George Benson National Education America Lindsey Williams Alaska Oil Pipeline Williams

Divine healing meditation and personal testimony

Upper Room meditation recounts recovery from 1971 encephalitis in Vietnam. After a coma and months of therapy, faith grew through prayer and effort, leading to restored health and college graduation. Prayer and thought for the day emphasize God as healer. Also notes postal service delays amid flight reductions.

Vietnam God

View from Washington Signal to the world by Lyle Williams

Congressman Lyle Williams argues the Mediterranean air battle shows US resolve to defend personnel and interests. He notes Libyan SU-22s attacked US F-14s, but were defeated, signaling resistance to aggression and a duty to fight if attacked. He lists district and DC office contact details.

Lyle Williams Ohio Mediterranean Sea U. S. Navy Sonnel Libya United Williams Youngstown Rd Warren Federal Plaza East Youngstown Washington, D.C

Reagan tax cut plan seen as hopeful but debated magic

The piece argues Reagan’s tax cut aims to ease heavy levies and revive growth, while warning against overreliance on unproven magic like voodoo economics. It cites John Marshall, Franklin Roosevelt, and classical liberty to frame why limited taxation supports a free private sphere and urges Congress to weigh the plan carefully.

L.P. Arm George Bush Ronald Reagan United States Bush Congress John Marshall America

Better Business Bureau tips for wise charitable giving

This column by John Moliterno outlines how donors can verify charity solicitations and avoid scams. It covers checking solicitor identification, demand for complete beneficiary details, nonprofit status and deductibility, whether the solicitor is a volunteer or paid, and how much of gifts benefit the cause. It also advises against cash gifts, directs donors to request purpose statements, and provides BBB contact details for Mahoning Valley residents.

United States John Moliterno Better Business Bureau America Laeeeteea Better Business Bureau of Mahoning Valley Inc P.O Mahoning Bank Youngstown Ohio

Featherbedding a way of life

Excessive labor costs hamper productivity and markets in the nation. The piece cites railroads and the CTA in Chicago as examples of feather bedding, noting high wages and patronage, urging dismantling public bodies or contracting out mass transit to reduce costs.

Anthony Harrigan Cees Ssee Air Line Pilots Association Passenger Train Journal Amtrak Pittsburgh Congress Chicago Stem University of Illinois Lowenstein CTA Chicago Transit Authority

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