Memorial Day Tribute Waveing Over Graves
Memorial themes ride through a brief verse honoring graves as waves of glory. A fond embrace and proud gesture mark the observance, framing remembrance and reverence in a quiet, reflective tone.
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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1981
Page
2
Memorial themes ride through a brief verse honoring graves as waves of glory. A fond embrace and proud gesture mark the observance, framing remembrance and reverence in a quiet, reflective tone.
The proposal shifts retirement age from 65 to 68 and offers retirees all past contributions with interest, funded by general revenues to cover inadequate OASI benefits, while warning that if the system is liberalized further deficits could force major benefit cuts.
The text recounts a labor dispute unresolved by noon prompting discussions of arbitration by a chosen mediator. A Christian stance influences the decision, acknowledging potential hurt to friendships. A mid paragraph note mentions a party guest comment, and a concluding Upper Room prayer asks for mutual help to live in peace.
The Hubbard News welcomes letters to the editor, inviting readers to send comments and opinions for publication.
The Hubbard News is published weekly on Wednesdays by Phoenix Publications, Inc. at 35 W. State St. Niles Ohio. Subscriptions cost 18 dollars per year or 10.50 dollars for six months and mail registration indicates second class mail status in Hubbard Ohio.
By LYLE WILLIAMS 19th Memorial Day is May 25 a national holiday urging community event attendance to honor veterans. The piece notes poor prior recognition for Vietnam vets, mentions a Washington ceremony drawing about 200 people and calls readers to contact offices at Warren Youngstown and Washington DC for support.
Alvin Toffler argues civilization shifts in waves standardization in the industrial era and the looming third wave. The piece discusses mass production, urban migration, and a growing push for individual fulfillment as the second wave wanes. It previews changes in society, work, and identity driven by energy and globalization.
Ohio Senate hearings on the House budget reveal a 9.15 billion shortfall with inflation outpacing revenue growth. Tax receipts like sales and income taxes rise slowly, while federal funds and other sources offer only partial relief. Budget Director Keip calls for a 7 percent across the board cut to cover a potential 500 million gap, raising worries about welfare, higher education, mental health, juvenile justice, and environmental programs amid inflation.
The Better Business Bureau urges proper maintenance of lawn tools and safe operation to prevent accidents. Keep spark plugs clean, blades sharp, and filters clear. Stop engine before leaving equipment, wear safety glasses, and avoid mowing steep hills.
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