Controversy over Ohio's Issue I debated in Ohio
State Representative Thomas J. Carney outlines Ohio Issue I a proposed constitutional amendment to allow private insurers to compete with the state workers compensation program. The piece weighs costs benefits and opinions from supporters who praise competition against opponents who warn of higher costs and reduced benefits, noting the current system funds benefits through employer premiums and earns investment income.
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Thomas J. Carney
Ohio
Michigan
Florida
New York
Louisiana
Ohio Manufacturers’ Association
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Ohio State Bar Association
Ohio Farm Bureau
On limiting taxes by Dr George Benson
Dr George Benson argues against the income tax tracing its history to 1799 England and citing Gladstone. He claims the tax demoralizes, erodes rights, and supports a program by Clarence Carson advocating uniform taxes, spending limits, and tying taxes to spending while condemning progressive confiscation.
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George Benson
National Education Program
Greece
Rome
England
Napoleon
William Gladstone
Gladstone
America
Clarence Carson
Yet not consumed in the fire of faith meditation
A devotional meditation contrasts biblical blessing with trials and heat of life. It uses a wax cup water boiling demonstration to symbolize spiritual endurance through the Holy Spirit. The piece ends with a prayer asking for reliance on gospel truth and peace in Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
Jesus
View from Washington on Spread of Nuclear Weaponry
Congressman Lyle Williams argues that Pakistan and Iran illustrate how nuclear weapons could spread beyond stable governments. He urges broadened IAEA jurisdiction and international cooperation to prevent nuclear proliferation while noting peaceful uses and defense concerns. Office contact details are provided for the 19th District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Williams
Ohio
Pakistan
Iran
International Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA
NATO
Congressman Williams
Youngstown Rd
Warren
Federal Plaza East
Youngstown
Washington, D.C
Montage on Rodeo Drive Tour Reveals Luxe Prices
A humorous social excursion chronicles Beverly Hills shopping hauntings on Rodeo Drive. The writer visits The Bistro Gardens, Celine, Giorgio, and Charmers Market, noting expensive belts at 98 dollars, dresses around 2500 dollars, and cake slices at seven dollars with a free coffee, satirically contrasting inflation and conspicuous consumption.
Better Business Bureau advises on driveway repairs
Advice from the Better Business Bureau cautions homeowners about driveway repairs. It covers weather damage, repair options, selecting contractors, getting bids, and avoiding fly-by-night outfits that may use poor materials or rush jobs. It emphasizes specifying base depth top surface thickness and exact project scope with warranties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moliterno
Better Business Bureau
Dressing for self expression in children and home repair tips
A child wears the same red dress daily to express preference, with parents encouraged to explore what features attract the child. The piece suggests tailoring outfits to fit the child's preferences and offers practical garment hacks. It then shifts to home maintenance advice about repairing cracks and potholes, sealing asphalt, and patching with appropriate materials, ending with a note on U S grain exports.
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Lynn
P.O. Box
Lafayette
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Washington
Rodeo Drive
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King’s
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Giorgio’s
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