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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1981
Page
2
Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown warns that rural crime is rising, with marijuana crops valued at over eight million dollars found in southern hills. He urges mandatory sentencing, organized crime crackdowns, and juvenile justice reforms to curb the surge and protect both urban and rural communities.
The Heritage Foundation scholars compare Hoover and Reagan eras, noting the word dole once sparked fear and social welfare was resisted. Frank Bane, link to FDR era, recalls New Yorks Temporary Emergency Relief Administration and the shift toward a formal Social Security system as politics shifted.
Congressman Lyle Williams urges President Reagan to replace Federal Reserve Board member Frederick H. Schultz with a small business expert. He argues three and a half million small firms drive most job gains and warns policies favoring big business hurt the economy. Contact Warren or Youngstown offices or Washington, D.C. office for details.
The essay riff on Harry Truman's famed saying laments the holiday kitchen. The author confesses dislike for cooking duties, detailing cluttered cupboards, broken routines, and the futility of elaborate recipes. She imagines escaping the kitchen yet acknowledges it remains central during festive times.
State Senator Harry Meshel argues Ohio voters rejected Issue 1 and 2 in the November election. He notes Issue 1 would have let private firms compete with the state for workers' compensation, defeated 79.04 to 20.96 across all 88 counties, despite nearly $5 million in spending. He says grassroots worker activism led the defeat and warns against political manipulation through slick campaigns. He also credits voters for maintaining the state constitution and resisting redistricting efforts backed by GOP, oil interests, and corporate giants.
John Moliterro advises choosing snow removal equipment sized to home and area snowfall. Consider neighbors for co op purchases or shared use of heavy gear, and tailor tool choice to typical snow density, area size, and driveways. Emphasizes safety, warranty coverage, and following operating instructions.
The reflection notes that God owns the world and all within it. From a Jerusalem night awakening to the Eternal Spirit, the piece urges recognizing the divine presence wherever one is, Ohio or Jerusalem, and invites prayer to see God in every aspect of life.
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