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Hubbard News

Location

Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1982

Page

2

Debt transfer fear drives education plan critique

Dr. George Benson denounces the Depository Institutions and Monetary Control Act of 1980. He cites Dean Lamont of Roosevelt University warning that the act allows the Fed to monetize foreign debts, turning third world liabilities into American debt and fueling inflation while saddling citizens with higher costs.

George Benson National Education Program Chicago Sun Times Dean Lamont Roosevelt University Lamont Federal Reserve Fed America

Reagan and Europe at Versailles

Edward J. Walsh analyzes the Versailles summit, arguing the visible agreement on rates, unemployment, trade, and Soviet credits masks deep European-American rifts. He says the core clash is over government's role in a modern economy, with Reaganomics favoring smaller government, lower taxes, and freer markets, while Europe pursues intervention and protectionism.

Edward J. Walsh Versailles Europe Japan Britain European Economic Community Margaret Thatcher Reagan Soviet Union Atlantic Alliance Francois Mitterand U.S France Western Community of Free Nations

Lord's plans give hope and a deeper care

A personal Upper Room meditation recalls Jeremiah 29 11 as the writer reflects on God plans for welfare not evil and a future of hope. Observing a grandson's failed painting prompts a realization of Jesus love and his desire to fill our lives with His spirit through prayer and faith.

Jeremiah Jesus

Washington fights subsidized imports to shield American workers

The Commerce Department and the International Trade Commission move to impose countervailing duties on eight foreign firms alleged to receive government subsidies. A separate case targets subsidized aircraft from France and Italy. Critics warn of potential job losses abroad, while Congressman Williams urges protection for U.S. industries and workers, inviting constituents to contact his Warren and Youngstown offices or his Washington office for questions.

Washington Commerce Department U.S. International Trade Commission Commuter Aircraft Corporation Youngstown Municipal Airport International Trade Commission Congressman Williams Youngstown Rd. SE Warren Federal Plaza East Youngstown Washington, D.C

Montage of War and Pageantry by Joan Cochran

The piece muses on war and pageantry as twin ancient forms, noting Britain’s Falklands conflict as costly and transformative. It highlights how war’s catharsis and pageantry’s civilised display coexist, with the Falklands victory lifting British symbolism after Argentina’s challenge.

Joan Cochran

The Whipping Boy Air Force and a Global Repartee

The piece contrasts Argentina’s losses and Britain’s triumph in the fixture of the Falklands conflict, notes President Galtieri’s blaming the United States, and mocks Jeanne Kirkpatrick’s UN remarks. It observes the First Family’s European tour, Windsor Castle display, and the Versailles summit’s blame game on U.S. policy.

Windsor Castle Windsor Margaret Versailles

BBB Advice Before Buying A Swimming Pool

The Better Business Bureau warns buyers to beware high pressure pool sales tactics amid a down cycle. It urges careful contractor selection, transparency in contracts, permits, scheduling, financing, and itemized costs, plus neighbor and regulator considerations.

Better Business Bureau BBB Burrau Better Business Bureau of Mahoning Valley Inc Better Business P.O Mahoning Bank Youngstown Ohio

Lining up to succeed Brezhnev

A sharp look at succession among Soviet leaders as Brezhnev nears retirement. Kirilenko and Chernenko figure, with Grishin Romanov Gorbachov named as possible contenders amid talk of an orderly transition and hints that successors are ready.

Brezhnev Supreme Soviet Konstantin Chernenko Chernenko Moscow Viktor Grishin Leningrad Grigorii Romanov U.S.S.R Russia Mikhail Gorbachev

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The Hubbard News Walsh United States Industrial Council Writers Group God Donne Key Micheel N. Ververis Robert Miller Mergeret A. Mollice Eteegly Gordon Anderson J. John Hubbard Falklands Argentina Air Force Galtieri United States Nancy Italy United Nations Jeanne Kirkpatrick Bird-Brain John Moliterno Esit Daniel F. Calhoun College of Wooster Politburo Party Soviet Leonid Ilich Brezhnev Andrei Kirilenko Kirilenko
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