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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1982
Page
2
Ohio House passed Substitute House Bill 605 requiring children under four and weighing less than 40 pounds to use safety seats when traveling with guardians. A $10 fine applies for noncompliance, waived if a child restraint is proven rented bought or borrowed.
The NASSP Curricular Report notes rising interest in economics instruction as private sector involvement grows and middle schools introduce ninth grade courses. It cites research overturning gender and socioeconomic assumptions, and says no single teaching method fits all while direct instruction improves student understanding.
Upper Room meditation on breaking stereotypes and recognizing ministers as ordinary people. A personal reflection notes the pastor at a gas station and urges readers to value individuals beyond first impressions, inviting prayer to notice the unique qualities and needs of others.
Congressman Lyle Williams of Ohio's 19th District urges a congressional hearing to resolve conflicting federal agency views on formaldehyde in foam insulation. He questions safety determinations by CPSC and seeks clarity on why DOE OSHA and FDA disagree, warning of potential homeowner losses and urging inquiries by contacting district or D.C. offices.
The essay notes Americans retreat from volatile stocks into gilt edged assets and gold itself. It laments the impulse to liquidate $50,000,000 to $60,000,000 in shares and shift wealth into perceived safe havens amid rising rates and falling dollars. The piece contrasts dynamic business potential with the allure of gold as a rare secure asset.
The author rails against gold as a mere cherished metal, noting its beauty and value yet arguing it cannot solve global problems. While gold inspires wealth and status from Tutankhamun to modern rings, it cannot power industry, generate energy, or back economies. The piece concludes that true value lies in action, not gold, echoing Burns on “the gold for a’ that.”
Journal of Ohio today advocates a measured stance on the FY 1983 defense budget, pressing Congress to curb Pentagon waste and overruns without endangering security. It argues deficits hinder economic recovery, urges Stockman to expose savings, and calls for relief for working poor and middle class while safeguarding national defense.
Better Business Bureau guidance for spring basement dampness warns against fly by night contractors and over reliance on white masonry coatings. It outlines causes including capillary seepage condensation and poor drainage, plus tests, fixes, and the need for multiple estimates, written contracts, and BBB checks.
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