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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1972
Page
2
A UPI report surveys why drivers ignore belts despite strong evidence linking belts to fewer highway deaths. Efforts from warnings to TV ads and mandatory devices have failed, with critics blaming comfort, psychology, and industry priorities.
Local Ohio weekly column notes Hubbard community updates and editorial leadership. Publisher L W Stauffer lists address and contact while the paper marks January 12 1928 postmark filings and editorial staff names Margaret Dennison and M N Varveris.
Hubbard mayor challenges the revenue sharing formula claiming the city is owed about 100000 more. The piece argues the program raises overall federal spending and inflates inflation while funds often cover operating costs rather than national goals. It notes Pittsburgh’s large share and warns the experiment may never end.
An independent paper assesses Republican missteps in Trumbull focusing on campaign scatter, Charter Commission interference, and degraded voter confidence. It urges early reform discussions, calls out leadership dynamics, and praises the County Chairman while urging longer range planning and bipartisan endurance.
A reflective note on modern women balancing abortion rights and personal expression with housework and holiday duties. The piece praises a determined housewife pressed by cooking decorating shopping and greeting guests, likening her schedule to a Cape Kennedy computer timeline. It wishes her luck and health on Christmas morning.
The writer contrasts pessimism with optimism, arguing cynicism drains innocence and hope. The essay links cheerful outlook to resilience, noting that believing things can improve makes reality tolerable, and then pivots to Christmas as a turning point toward better times.
The piece reflects on Christmas two thousand years after Christ’s birth, praising HOPE and JOY as central to the season. It urges that LOVE makes us GOOD and unites people with God, promising renewed strength and glory for those who embrace Christmas’ message.
Educators examine limits of schooling in shaping success. Harvard researchers report that luck and personality influence outcomes more than formal education, even as school spending and credentials rise. Parochial schools face closures while public education expands, yet high dropout and wage gaps persist.
The article reflects on Christmas as the celebration of Christ's birth, tracing the word from Christos and Mass and noting the angelic rejoicing at the birth. It discusses why the birth is a joyful event and the connection between God, heaven, and humanity in the nativity.
The piece extols Christmas as the incarnation of God in human form and a universal source of joy. It highlights shepherds, wise men, and everyday people who respond to the nativity with faith, charity, and hopeful reverence, urging that Christmas spirit be kept alive daily.
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