Drugs and addicts threaten American society
The Hubbard News editorial argues illegal drugs flood the U S with millions of users and rising heroin use linked to cocaine. It cites government stats, notes a growing middle class addict phenomenon, and condemns laws while urging relentless education to prevent addiction.
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Strangers And Belonging In A Cross Country Reflection
A meditation recalls a Kansas City money trap to illustrate being strangers no more in Christ. It contrasts alienation with unity in God and fellowship, urging care for others and inclusive belonging within the church and world. It cites Africa's cautions on wildlife crimes and ends with a prayer for grace and community.
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Letters to the Hubbard News Welcome Submissions
Readers may send letters to the Hubbard News seeking publication. All letters must be signed with full address and telephone number and will be confirmed before printing. The paper reserves the right to edit or shorten letters and may withhold names on request.
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Social Security Crisis Faces America’s Youth
A warning on the coming solvency crisis of Social Security. The CRS projects meager returns for young workers, rising payroll taxes, and a looming 2020 crisis as baby boomers age. The piece condemns the trust fund model as a pyramid scheme and urges prudent private saving.
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We’ll survive trade deficit by embracing foreign investment
Chamber of Commerce columnist Richard Lesher argues the $150 billion trade deficit may yield long term benefits. He cites foreign investment growing in the U.S., with Nissan Honda Toyota Mitsubishi and VW expanding plants here, boosting growth and jobs while warning about other nations’ growing surpluses and the need for freer fairer trade and low inflation.
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Charity scams warn donors to verify legitimacy, BBB tips
The Better Business Bureau urges caution as Americans donate over 60 billion annually with individuals supplying most funds. Donors should verify charity names and addresses, ensure licensing, avoid pressure tactics, and keep records. If contributing, use checks payable to the charity and contact BBB with questions.
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