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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1977
Page
3
The Hubbard News urges registered voters to participate in next Tuesday's primary with four Democratic races for ward seats and Council President. Republican races lack opposition, so no Republican primary will be held. Emphasizes distrust in government and calls for turnout to choose the local leaders.
The article argues that payroll taxes alone cannot fund Social Security as beneficiaries grow faster than workers. It supports adding general revenues and tying contributions to unemployment, with faster increases for employers. It notes the inequity of current funding and appeals to spread costs among all taxpayers.
PAUL HARVEY notes a 1968 Iowa kidnapping case where a body was found after a confessed kidnapper led police to it. The ruling, reached on a 5 to 4 vote, allowed retrial with key evidence restricted, prompting criticism from Chief Justice Burger and others as potentially letting a killer go free. The piece reflects on judicial balance and presidential influence on the Court.
In a broad critique Ralph Ingersoll argues that federal job programs should target concrete objectives. He urges directing public works toward energy creation and efficiency, solar and wind power, transportation, and related industries to ensure lasting benefits beyond sheer employment.
A columnist argues that government and society rely on profits from business, despite criticisms. The piece contends that libraries hospitals churches and arts rely on profits and tax revenue from business, which sustains public services and the common good.
The piece analyzes how President Carter attackingly decries liberal opponents led by Senator George McGovern. It notes Carter’s framing of McGovern, claims about past liberal programs, and suggests liberals overreached with welfare and anti-poverty proposals, fueling political ridicule.
Columbus coverage notes state auditor Tom Ferguson moves to replace the flower fund with political contributions for his 1978 re election drive. The piece details historical funds, totals from 1974 to 1976, and related reforms, including the Friends of Ferguson fund and reporting requirements.
The Hubbard News is published weekly on Wednesdays by Pasenis Publications Inc in Niles Ohio 44446. Yearly and half year rates are listed with a six month option and postal classification noted.
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