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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1983
Page
2
Lucille Crumley celebrates spring's signs from maple buds to robins and crocuses, linking renewal with Easter hope. She urges rejoice in resurrection amid war, affirming an unseen presence and life beyond death.
Edward J Walsh argues that economic indicators show a Reagan recovery underway despite liberal bias. Unemployment fell to 10.4 percent in January, auto and lumber production rose, and home inventories are low. He says tax, regulation, and high interest policies fueled prior downturns and questions whether Reagan will receive credit.
A meditation contrasts Pilate washing his hands with Jesus washing the disciples' feet. It reflects on choosing service over self preservation, urging believers to follow Jesus' example in meeting others' needs and resisting avoidance. The piece cites John 13 5 and a prayer asking for strength to serve.
State Rep Ronald Gerberry reports the Ohio House Finance Committee is holding hearings on cutting expenditures. Key topics include restoring school funding, reducing printing costs, training expenses, and health care caps in Medicaid. Gov budget hearings begin April 1983 with a July 1 start of the new biennium.
The Better Business Bureau cautions that so called going out of business sales may disguise pretense of a closing while stores unload surplus at nonbargain prices. Learn to spot phony ads, bait and switch, load up tactics and inflated savings claims, and compare prices before buying. Contact BBB Mahoning Valley for guidance.
By STANLEY R. GERSHUNY President, Ohio Association of Realtors. The housing recovery in late 1982 into 1983 faces risk from federal deficits and budget battles. While mortgage rates near 13 percent spur buyers, looming deficits could drive rates higher and choke private lending, threatening the recovery and employment.
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