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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1978
Page
2
Open letter from Mrs. Rebecca Bruner of 351 Rebecca Ave Hubbard urging residents to keep dogs leashed to prevent barking and possible harm. She notes her dog Butch is well cared for with license and shots and asks neighbors to call her instead of involving her in laws.
Lawrence M. Stewart of 1001 W. Liberty St. Selma Alabama says that three pints of blood received during surgery at Selma Medical Center may have saved his life. He argues the personal value of blood donations and urges others to give.
The Monesson Valley adent notes that while the group includes women and Black individuals, the emphasis should be on capability rather than being among the first of their race or sex. A quote reflects that being chosen is a coincidence of identity and that selection hinges on outstanding qualifications.
Ralph Ingersoll Sr recalls a dogged clash over press censorship between Time Inc. and British distribution bosses during the abdication crisis. He recounts a luncheon with a British lord who defended limiting overseas news as distasteful to the Crown, while Hitler advanced.
A senior Democrat senator laments the loss of joy in politics as cynicism grows. He recalls malaise in Congress with retirements rising and disillusionment over post Watergate morality, noting press scrutiny and voter skepticism strain officials and the system.
A radio essay recounts abuse in welfare programs, highlighting a Washington case of an unmarried mother on welfare with multiple illegitimate children. It argues for contraception access and accountability, noting state reliance on taxpayer funds for prenatal care and ongoing support.
Montgomery journal notes HEW Secretary Califano’s 23 million plan to aid ex-smokers while tobacco growers receive nearly double that in subsidies. A Tobacco Institute letter argues against reducing subsidies, warning it could lower grower income and fuel smoking. The piece links subsidy logic to broader social issues and drug concerns.
JOAN COCHRAN reflects on fog as a theatrical veil over the morning landscape. She muses on a pristine world freed from pollution and conflict, then questions humanity’s resistance to bliss, ending with hope that a redesigned future might one day emerge.
The Hubbard News invites signed letters with full address and phone number. All letters are confirmed before publication, edited or shortened as needed, and may be withheld from release upon request.
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