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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1973
Page
5
Residents near Rittman express concern over a fatality on Route 57. They urge the Department of Highways and state legislators to investigate the five mile stretch, citing ongoing accidents and perceived design flaws compared to Route 94.
The piece urges Christians to observe Lent with fasting and penitence, highlighting Ash Wednesday, forty days of reflection, and Lenten devotions. It discusses Lent across denominations and invites participation at local churches, noting the theme of emulating Christ and the idea of "Superstar" in modern culture.
The editorial argues for a cautious international aid effort to North Vietnam tied to cease-fire stability. It notes wars wounds, prisoner releases, and the need to combat poverty while framing aid as an international responsibility rather than a Washington‑driven reparations scheme. It supports efficient global management to counter isolationist critiques.
Sondra Bellomy notes the Main Market in Rittman, a small grocery with a friendly clerk and a custom butchery, is relocating to a larger building on North Main Street. The move promises more storage and expansion while preserving its community service heritage.
Guest editorial questions a national shift toward spending and comfort over work. It argues Americans must balance aspiration with thrift, warning that unchecked consumption risks undermining upward mobility, productivity, and wealth for future generations.
The piece argues abortion rights clash with societal future citing Supreme Court rulings and birth rates. It contrasts views from feminists clergy and jurists, warns of overpopulation, and urges birth control paired with respect for life and parental responsibility.
James Cary reports that the global monetary crisis continues despite a Feb. 12 dollar devaluation and anticipated tariff powers for President Nixon. The piece reviews Smithsonian and Feb. devaluations, currency shifts, and the US push to press trading partners on market access, warning of potential future volatility.
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