Lenten Meditation On Psalm 100 Thanking God
A devotional reflection urges daily thanks to God, citing Psalm 100:1 and stressing mercy, love, and goodness. It urges recognition of blessings, confession for ingratitude, and a concluding prayer to Our Father and Creator.
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God
Jesus
Lawmaker Urges Escalator Fix for Social Security
Ohio representative William H Harsha argues Congress delays in boosting Social Security, urging automatic escalator clauses tied to cost of living, higher minimum benefits, and raising outside earning limits to better protect the 26 million beneficiaries. He notes past boosts were long overdue and calls for comprehensive reform and timely action.
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Congress
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ways Aged
Navy Intelligence Test Shines for Amelia Students
Navy Department reports show Amelia School juniors and seniors excel on the Navy Intelligence and Knowledge Test. In a letter to Superintendent Tabscott, naval intelligence praised the school and noted Amelia eye boys ranked above the national high school average in the test results.
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Amelia School News
Navy
Navy Department
Tabscott
Naval Intelligence Officer
Amelia School
United States
Milford
C. M
Governor Gilligan unveils 9.1 billion Ohio budget
Governor Gilligan presents a large two year budget totaling about 9.1 billion dollars with expenditures about eight billion higher than the current period. The plan includes a tax reform package likely excluding farmers and ADC subsidy increases for vocational and special education. It also calls for higher non public school support and raises ADC subsidies to 600 dollars. The budget lacks detail on welfare roll reductions or welfare administration costs.
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ADC
Pulpits and job fears in a changing world
A reader comments on unemployment among educated workers, the shifting demand for preachers, and the impact of polls, followed by a budget note proposing Medicaid expansion, welfare boosts, and state takeover of county costs. The column also features poetry and school notes from Cincinnati with reflections on spring.
Faith Based Approach to Teen Drug Problems
A church oriented essay argues addiction and alcohol issues stem from the unsaved world. It claims the Holy Spirit’s influence keeps believers from temptation and that spiritual transformation is the primary deterrent over education. Parents are urged to ensure teenagers become believers to avoid drug use.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Argument for changing law and abortion debate in Ohio
A reader argues that changing the law is urged by considering robberies in Ohio and cites a New York City Health Department note on abortion cases since July 1 1970. The writer, Bernard J Bohmann of Cincinnati Ohio, asks the state not to legalize the killing of an innocent human being for parental convenience.
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Miriam Meyer
Unitarian- Universalist
Yee
Bowling
Washington, D.C
New York State Health Department
New York
Ohio
New York City
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