Townships Challenge OE in Ohio Edison discrimination suit
A PUC hearing opened on November 29 over a lawsuit by townships in Trumbull, Mahoning, and Columbiana counties and residents against Ohio Edison. Complainants allege rates are grossly discriminatory by location, citing residential bills of $29 for 450 kWh versus $14 in cities. Witnesses testified to rate differences within townships and annexed areas, with arguments that urban characteristics and service differences justify higher rates. OE contends differing circumstances mean no discrimination.
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Austintown
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ohio Edison
Trumbull
Mahoning
Columbiana
James Messenger
Howland
Messenger
U.S
Council For
Frances McGovern
Wilmer Swope
Fairfield Township
Columbiana County
Leetonia
Learn to avoid skidding accidents
Howland police chief debunks common winter driving myths. Airing tires and carrying concrete blocks do not improve traction and can be dangerous. The International Association of Chiefs of Police endorses National Safety Council findings on winter driving.
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International Association of Chiefs of Police
Howland
David M. Hartsock
National Safety Council
LEARN
New Craft Shop Opens in Howland at The Grapevine
The Grapevine at 1295 Howland Springs Boulevard Howland debuts as a shop for original dried flower plant and herb arrangements. Owners Jerry Gintert and Sue Herman offer Christmas wreaths fall centerpieces door decor and wall hangings. Supplies remain available for customers who want to craft their own pieces. Herman brings 15 years of crafting hobby work and Junior Crafts garden experience to the venture.
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Grapevine
Jerry Gintert
Sue Herman
Marie Defelice Howland
Howland Springs Boulevard
Howland
Herman
Trumbull County
Christmas Meaning for World Today An Adequate Symbol
Dr Adriel Thrash discusses whether Christ as King fits modern meaning. He notes Matthew’s royal genealogy including women, acknowledges kingship as dated, yet argues Jesus as king breaks social walls and redefines authority for today.
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Christ
Jesus
Matthew
Jerusalem
Pilate
Groundbreaking for Howland police facility set at 11 a.m.
Howland Board of Trustees scheduled a ceremony at 11 a.m. on December 14 to mark the start of construction of a new police administration building on the north side of the current Howland Fire Station at Niles Cortland Road NE. The event invites Howland Township residents and local business people to attend. The new facility aims to enhance the location at High Street and Niles Cortland Road and benefit the Police Department and Trustees.
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Howland
Howland Board of Trustees
Police Administration
Niles Cortland Road
Howland Township
High Street
Howland Glen P T O Crafts Contest Set for Dec 19
Howland Glen Elementary School P T O will hold an arts and crafts show on December 19 from 7 30 p m to 8 30 p m at the school A Participation Certificate and first to third prize ribbons by grade level will be awarded based on originality and workmanship Cookies coffee and punch will be served A brief P T O meeting begins at 7 15 p m The contest is open only to Howland Glen students The remainder of the year includes a January P T O meeting an open house in February and a March style show with major fund raising events at Howland Glen Elementary School
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Howland Glen
D.7.g
Lisa Forcella
Howland
P.T.O
Howland 1
P.Y.O
Tom Wagner
P.T. i
Fowland Glen
Bandwagon Teases Holiday Features And Profiles
Inside the Bandwagon highlights a Christmas Gift Guide remainig pages for gifts and ideas. Page 3 includes Howland teacher of the month and student feature while pages 6 7 and 4 showcase brides of the season. The 20 page supplement offers holiday hints and coloring contest details for kindergarten through sixth graders with cash prizes. A presidential profile on Benjamin Harrison appears on Feature Page along with Gossip Dear Abby and Blue Kazoo. Editorial pages carry Ralph Ingersoll Sr Joan Cochran Keith McKnight and Paul Harvey.
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Howland
Howland High School
Benjamin Harrison
Abby
Ralph Ingersoll, Sr
Joan Cochran
Keith McKnight
Paul Harvey
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Townships
E. Ray Davis
Lancaster Drive
Youngstown
William G. Houser
Boardman Township
Poland
Phillip J. Adler
Liberty Township
Orville Waldron
Waldron
Warren
Brenda
Bill Griffin
Susan Sheller
Julie Knight
Gianna Badyna
Gerrito
Adriel Thrash
London
Jesus Christ
Fred Waring
Packard Music Hall
William Mattice
American Red Cross
Miss
Oregon
Suzanne Bunker
Warren Civic Music Association
Miss Bunker
Waring Chorus
Glen P.T.O
Ohio State Patrol
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