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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1981
Page
2
A Hubbard resident lodges a complaint about sewer overflows in the township areas after rain, noting odors and blocked help from the health department. The writer urges civic readers and officials to address the problem and seeks reader support to push for action.
A reader laments severe potholes in Ohio, noting frequent swerves to avoid them and reduced driving pleasure. The writer urges constant pothole checks and immediate filling rather than delays, expressing frustration with road conditions.
Meditation notes on Ascension Day cite Ephesians 1 19 21 and J B Phillips. It recalls that Christ is Lord of all and not confined to Galilee, urging trust in God's world and Christ's supreme authority. Prayer asks for the Spirit to increase faith and reliance on divine control. Thought for the Day asks if I serve the ascended Christ.
The Hubbard News invites letters to the editor and will publish and confirm them before printing. Telephone numbers accompany submissions and letters may be edited or shortened as needed. Names may be withheld or redacted at the editor's discretion.
Ohio Representative Lyle Williams argues against selling AWACS aircraft to Saudi Arabia while praising Israel as a stable ally. He notes congressional opposition and urges voters to focus on domestic issues, listing district and Washington offices for contact.
Alvin Toffler, author of The Third Wave, cautions that the third wave will bring wild transitions and price shocks as it overtakes the second. He envisions energy abundance, new tech spheres, prosumers, electronic cottages, and a steadier future through cooperation.
Journal of Ohio today editorials by Sen Harry Meshel and Sen Thomas Carney argue against Van Meter's bill to end the state liquor monopoly. They warn it would kill economic development loans, raise alcohol availability, and worsen social costs while threatening stable revenues and moderate consumption.
The Better Business Bureau offers guidance for buyers of jewelry on understanding karats and metal compositions, evaluating gemstones, and avoiding overpayment. It urges learning nomenclature, verifying seller reliability, requesting written warranties, and obtaining a formal carat and quality statement for diamonds.
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