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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1978
Page
2
The Tulsa Tribune argues inflation erodes real gains from home ownership and raises tax burdens, suggesting even rising salaries may fail to keep pace. It warns that higher inflation could redefine wealth into official poverty, drawing a contrast with Weimar Germany and Hitler.
Ralph Ingersoll Sr. writes from Cornwall Bridge Connecticut reflecting on August bills and news, the energy crunch, and the US debt while questioning politicians and the president. He laments the public’s lack of decisive action, admits his own doubt, and ends noting he is not stirred today.
The piece argues against full foreign aid cuts amid a taxpayers' revolt. It notes historical waste but warns against abandoning poorer developing nations. Cites U S oil from these countries and reliance on bauxite tin zinc ore iron ore, urging balanced aid targeting the most beneficial expenditures.
The passage laments burdened workers paying high taxes amid welfare programs. It cites 44 programs totaling 210 billion this year and 250 billion next year, arguing welfare enables unearned income and prompts critique of government spending and student loans. The speaker invokes Wally Hickel and a call for a new manifesto urging work before eating.
In Columbus Keith McKnight recalls the 1970 Ohio gubernatorial campaign between Jim Rhodes and Robert Taft Jr. The televised debate in Cleveland erupted into pushes and shouts over voting records and stock conflicts. Rhodes refused to debate again, leaving Ohio viewers with a partisan, theatrical finish.
The piece examines how a Harris poll showing poor unemployment handling by President Carter could influence his approval ratings ahead of new surveys. It discusses how summit results and foreign policy perceptions might lift or stall his standing, contrasts Brooke and others in New England, and notes Celeste’s growing campaign traction with funding and endorsements.
The Hubbard News invites letters to the editor and will publish those that are not libelous or malicious. Each letter must include a complete address and telephone number and will be confirmed before publication. Names may be withheld on request with a satisfactory reason. the paper reserves the right to edit or shorten all letters.
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