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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1981
Page
2
The Hubbard News presents a reflective New Year poem by Lillian Gray urging readers to walk softly, boldly, and kindly into the coming year. It encourages steadfast purpose, humble joy, and shared effort, with a nod to divine guidance and hope for better deeds ahead.
A devotional poem urging renewal each day. It speaks of forgiveness, mercy, and the promise of a new dawn. It invites the weary to cast off sorrow, heal past wounds, and face the day with hope, courage, and faith.
Birmingham Post Herald argues that five Libyan terrorists may have entered the United States with plans to kill President Reagan or officials. It notes past assassinations abroad and urges a direct warning to Libya as a deterrent, suggesting decisive retaliation if an attack occurs.
A parishioner shares a yearlong growth exercise using sealed envelopes to record prayer goals. The practice yields steady progress as biblical petitions shape a disciplined path, with the pastor promising to return next December for progress checks. The Hubbard News. prayer theme ends with a brief thought for the day on Spiritual growth requiring discipline.
Bishop Malone urges Christians and U S citizens to push for SALT talks and nuclear disarmament. He cites Pope John Paul II and Pope Paul VI, warns of MAD and limited warfare, and calls officials and church leaders to act now for peace.
JOAN COCHRAN notes a renewed confidence in Youngstown as the 14 inch McDonald Mill resumes December 16, signaling a steel driven revival. She also highlights auto workers open to wage cuts, critiques high wages fueling inflation, and ends with Elizabeth Taylor’s separation from her sixth or seventh husband to underline the world’s unchanging rhythm.
The guide stresses shopping between seasons after Christmas to save on items like linen and gift stock. It notes warehouse sales two to four times yearly and advises comparing prices, verifying substantiation, and avoiding misleading ads to ensure bonafide bargains for next year’s gifts.
The text notes the Social Security Act of 1935 and contrasts earlier funding with today, where eleven workers supported each beneficiary then and now only three workers support each recipient, highlighting a major funding problem for the system and its benefits.
The passage discusses FICA funding for Social Security and potential actions to purge ineligible beneficiaries while stressing Congress would not allow retirees to miss checks. It mentions Congressman Williams and his district offices in Warren and Youngstown with contact numbers for further action.
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