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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1981
Page
2
The St Patrick’s Church sponsorship of a recent festival is commended as enjoyable and well organized. The event is described as tremendous and suitable for people of all ages, reflecting the church’s community involvement.
Heritage Foundation analyst Edwin Feulner argues that despite coal strikes and port congestion, coal demand will rise but the black lung disability trust fund faces a looming $9 billion deficit by 1995. He notes proposed reforms to restrict benefits to truly disabled miners and to fund the program via coal industry levies.
Dr George Benson argues that individual rights form the foundation of a moral free society and critiques the phrase pursuit of happiness as vague. He cites John Locke, the Declaration, and Frederic Bastiat, asserting life liberty and property precede laws and define human dignity and social order.
The Hubbard News invites letters to the editor that are signed with full address and telephone number. Letters must be non libelous and non malicious and will be confirmed before publication.
Congressman Lyle Williams discusses CIA secrecy and oversight concerns. He argues CIA actions require latitude yet safeguards, noting congressional committees and the President must be informed before covert operations. He advocates trust in agents while cautioning about expanding or limiting powers, and invites constituents to contact district or D C offices with questions.
Dr. Hawkins argues the United States has seen a dramatic shrinkage of its overseas basing network from twenty five major facilities in the 1950s to about six by the late 1970s. Soviet gains and regional political shifts have eroded US access, prompting new proposals like Diego Garcia while long standing allies waver amid human rights concerns and regional tensions.
The 13th annual Gallup Poll on Education shows 1,519 respondents favor math as a required course for all public high school students aiming for college, with English history and science close behind. The poll also asks about recommended course lengths and mandates for noncollege tracks, plus support for special instruction in drug and alcohol abuse driver education and parenting training.
Anthony Harrigan argues unions should be subject to Sherman Act anti monopoly rules similar to private business. He contends monopoly power harms air travel and the economy, cites Reagan era reforms and a need for comprehensive labor reform and antitrust legislation with a conservative Congress ready to act.
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