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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1986
Page
6
An editor discusses car buying woes and unavailability of a follow up article. He invites readers to call for tips, relays his frustrations with job changes and costs, and weighs in on social issues including a hostile TV report about Cambodians.
After 13 years a 23 foot long 13 foot tall cardinal statue is set for unveiling in Plaza on August 1 during the Fair. Funded by the Fair and donations from Ohio supporters the project aims to improve the grounds with a new cardinal statue amid continued community backing.
A reader recalls a 13 year old moment when the church prompt to go into all the world resonated strongly and hints at a forthcoming event starting at 7 30 p m with further paper details to follow.
Authorities warn about heat sickness as heat waves threaten vulnerable populations. Elderly residents with heart or lung conditions are especially at risk and advised to stay hydrated seek shade and limit outdoor activity during peak sun hours.
Retirement payouts can trigger heavy taxes but a rollover may mitigate the burden. The text notes no cap on rollover amounts and a requirement that the rollover represents at least half of the distribution. It mentions adding up to 2000 dollars to a regular IRA and ends with a military promotion for Daniel E. Strub in the Air Force.
June's recipe helped more than 4,500 Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurants raise over $780,000 for the Colonel Sanders Memorial March of Dimes Campaign. In eight years the campaign, run by the Fried Chicken National Advertising Cooperative, supports the birth defects fight and the dream of healthy babies.
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