Lorain County levies urged. approve Issues 8, 10, 11
The newspaper backs approving three county levies for five years Issues 8 10 and 11 while noting limited information on Issue 9. It outlines Golden Acres TB Clinic Anti-Drug Crime Lab and TB control benefits including care for residents jail juvenile bureau and drug enforcement funding and local health and safety impacts.
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Ford four day week pact could reshape American industry
The Ford Motor Co United Auto Workers contract ratified by most locals signals a historic shift toward a 32 hour workweek. In year two workers will have five four day weeks and year three seven, with higher pay and cost of living adjustments. Experts expect spread to auto and allied sectors, while unions warn inflation risk and automation may rise. If managed well, productivity should rise and three day weekends become common.
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Mary Hartman and Mary Noble Rise As Cultural Trend
A casual chat with Elsie and Fenton Trendy reveals Mary Hartman Mary Hartman as a touchstone of 1970s American values. Needing context, they compare it to Mary Noble and cite critiques from The Nation and other sources, debating its depth and cultural resonance.
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Waiting for the bell for round three
Carter and Ford promise to cut the federal bureaucracy yet warn that government expansion persists. The piece traces staff buildup, duplicate work, and the clogs of committees that avoid decisive action. It cites Nixon, Ford, and Carter, noting forms, hours, and agency proliferation.
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Inflation and the politics of new economics
A critique of how inflation defies old policy ideas, arguing that both Ford and Carter rely on old economic approaches. The piece traces postwar trusts in government spending, tax cuts, and money printing, noting rising prices, unemployment, and poverty since 1970, and warns that failing to learn new economic tools risks disaster.
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Democracy fades as Asian coups echo a global trend
The article argues democracy worldwide is eroding under military and communist regimes. It cites Thailand, India, the Philippines, Indonesia, and nations across Africa and Latin America, linking declines to Cold War geopolitics, economic stress, and rapid population growth. It warns that when democracy dies elsewhere it weakens everywhere.
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