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Howland Bandwagon (Newspaper) - October 27, 1976, Howland, Ohio 2 OCTOBER 27, Visit Mahoning School Prepare for career education next year TRUCK AND HEAVY EQUIPMENT mechanics will be one of the programs offered at lie Gordon D. James Career Center in Daring fee Oct visits to the vocational sophomores saw just such a program to career education win be at the career center in Lordstown to which Howland win go next A cosmetology student at the Mahoning career center explained various aspects of the program to interested Rowland students last has unanimous endorsement of levy No. of the Ohio Association of School Employees has endorsed the 7.9 school operating levy win appear on the 2 represents the classified employees of the lowland local in- cafeteria bus drivers and maintenance personneL Chapter No. 34 members made a unanimous en- of the levy during their monthly meeting held Mrs. Wilma spokesman for the classified employees work so closely with building supplies and other similar aspects of school we realize only fully that rising costs have eaten into the school's and so we realize only too well the need for the additional operating Daughterly speaks at meeting a recent pointee of Governor James Rhodes to the Ohio Juvenile Justice Advisory Committee was the guest speaker of the Trumball Community Services Association's monthly cheon meeting held at the Warrren currently project director of special youth programs at the Rebecca Williams Com- munity House in spoke on the National Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act of 1974, and the major provisions of the As a member of Daugherty gave an outline of what Ohio is doing to comply with the law and what the state will recommend and utilize as it attempts to implement programs to stem the wave of juvenile apd to im- prove the juvenile justice is an arm of the Department of Justice and its Law En- forcement Assistance Ad- ministration and also of the U.S. Department of and Welfare's Office of Youth Areas of priority concern raised by are those dealing with the and of the youth or potential A surrounds the definition of among professionals in the criminal justice As yet there is no clear cut nationally recognized definition of the word and this has hindered the efforts of those seeking to implement this type of In addition to the new system created fay the 1974 efforts are being made to work with and coordinate the activities of various state and county agencies that are assisting with the problem of juvenile Wedding Flowers from JUDGE DONALD R. 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