What to do with billions in gas rationing coupons
The Hubbard News Editorial weighs the fate of billions of gas rationing coupons from the 1970s, printed at ten million dollars, stored in an Army facility at twenty thousand dollars yearly. With deregulation ending artificial shortages, the issue future shortages and potential misuse remains, suggesting the government keep them for possible future crises.
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Reagan
George Washington
Feds
Congress
Sounding off about sounds by CY BRICKFIELD
An essay on health risks from noise exposure, noting that over 20 million Americans face permanent hearing loss. It explains decibel Levels, citing examples from air raids to normal conversation, and describes community actions like Boulder’s noise ordinance, Baltimore bus-route changes, and the EPA backed Sound Advice program by AARP to abate noise and protect hearing.
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CY Brickfield
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Boulder
Colorado
Baltimore
Maryland
AARP
E Street
N.W
Washington, D.C
Spilling the purse reflection in Upper Room meditation
In a hospital waiting room Melanie dies after a serious car crash. A friend empties her purse to comfort others, inspiring a prayerful meditation on Jesus emptied himself for humanity and urging readers to pour out love for one another.
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Melanie
Susan
Jesus
God
Federal courthouse plan shifts to smaller scale
View from Washington notes the GSA back and forth over a Youngstown Mahoning Valley courthouse. The scale is reduced with 72,600 to about 50,000 square feet and indoor parking moved outdoors saving roughly 1.5 million dollars. The project aims to spur construction jobs and attract new industry while boosting the valley's image. Congressman Williams lists local offices for questions and assistance.
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GSA
Mahoning Valley
Youngstown
Ohioans oppose more nuclear plants in poll data
Ohioans oppose new nuclear power plants with 59 percent against and 31 percent in favor. As of mid 1983 only 26 percent would support a plant within 20 miles of home while 70 percent oppose. Democrats blacks women and seniors are strongest opponents. managers and administrators most in favor. The Ohio Poll conducted June 17 to July 16, 1983 by University of Cincinnati.
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Ohio
Institute For Policy Research
University of Cincinnati
United States
Beware Debit Card Fraud Warns Better Business Bureau
The Better Business Bureau warns that debit cards pose theft risks if a card or PIN is compromised. With over 30 million cards in circulation, losses can be rapid and may exceed 50 dollars within two days and reach 500 dollars later. Protect by never sharing codes, monitor statements, and beware of impostors posing as bank officials.
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John Moliterno
Better Business Bureau
BBB
Better Business Bureau of Mahoning Valley Inc
P.O
Mahoning Bank
Youngstown
Ohio
Fair Insurance Practices Act sparks debate on gender rates
Edwin Feulner argues that a proposed Fair Insurance Practices Act would bar insurers from using sex to set premiums or benefits. He notes life expectancy gaps favoring women and suggests equal rates would raise costs for young women drivers and reduce perceived fairness. He asserts the bill hurts women financially.
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Edwin Feulner
Heritage Foundation
Congress
Senate
Hubbard News publication and staff details
The Hubbard News published weekly at 45 E Water St Hubbard Ohio 44425 with Phoenix Publications. It lists publisher Michael W Varveris editor Robert Miller associate editor Margaret A Mollica business manager Joan Hamima circulation manager Joseph P Urbani a production manager and contact numbers for Hubbard and Niles offices with subscription rates.
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WSPS
Dowma I. May
Michael W. Varveris
Acseeediter
Robert Miller
Eee Tee
Margaret A. Mollica
Joan Hanmima
Joseph P. Urbania
Hubbard News
The
E. Water St
Hubbard, Ohio
Phoenix Publications
W. State St
Niles
Ohio
Hubbard
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