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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1981
Page
2
The piece argues Congress and President Reagan share responsibility for the economic crisis. It cites 1980 bankruptcies and rising debt, inflation, and interest costs, noting liberal deficit spending history and tax cuts as the evolving political blame game. It portrays the President as inheritor, not creator, of the mess.
Dr George Benson urges repeal of the Income Tax Amendment arguing 1978 figures show 68.66 million taxpayers paid over 188 billion with an average 2700 per payer. He cites historical warnings from Ramsay McCulloch and Bradford Smith and links progressive taxation to loss of liberty and potential totalitarian drift. He mentions Gary Allen's Tax Target Washington and claims numerous hidden taxes on common goods.
A reflective Upper Room meditation recalls a child’s paint mishap turning into a leaf painting, illustrating God’s mercy and transformation. It blends a personal vignette with a prayer and a daily thought urging acceptance of mistakes as paths to glory.
Congressman Williams reviews August 3.6 percent inflation and price drops in gasoline heating oil beef veal eggs fruit and fish. He notes benefits to workers and seniors, counts on continued policy success, and provides district and Washington offices for questions.
In the 1980 presidential race Ronald Reagan opposed Affirmative Action but could not end it. The piece argues AA is now pervasive across employers schools and government while polls show broad opposition to race-based preference. It contends Congress never enacted a legal mandate for protected groups and critiques bureaucratic origin and the EEOC. It ends urging a principled opposition as AA supposedly moves toward extinction.
John Moliterño of the Better Business Bureau offers a practical guide to buying airline tickets. The piece covers choosing airports, credit details, flexible travel dates, reserving seats, and understanding flight terms, baggage rules, connections, open jaw trips, round trips, joint fares, and bumped passengers with compensation outlines.
A Growing Child newsletter outlines parent actions to aid infant motor growth. Tips include tummy time to lift head and push with arms, turning the crib to seek light and care, alternating sides during feeding, dancing to build balance, gentle rocking, and noting rhythm aids inner ear development. Include birthdate when writing to Growing Child in Lafayette Indiana.
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