Howland education leader warns of 500000 deficit without new levy
Howland In his farewell to the Board of Education John Emanuel warned the township system faces a 500000 deficit in 1984 unless a 3 to 4 mill school levy is passed and a bond issue floated to finance repairs to the aging high school He urged passing extra millage and a bond to fund needed upgrades while noting enrollment declines and federal cuts threaten future projects Emanuel who resigns after joining the Howland Township Trustees said the district has moved forward with new programs but the high school is aging and in need of repairs
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Jim Devine Howland
Board of Education
John Emanuel
Emanuel
Howland Township
Howland Board OF Education
Howland
Howland Board
Marilyn Parise
Arby’s staff train in CPR and choking rescue
Arby’s employees at the North Road location join a nine hour safety course taught with the Red Cross. Twelve workers learned back blows and abdominal thrusts, gaining practical hands on training and materials. The program aims to boost restaurant safety and readiness across the area.
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Gene Antonio Warren
Arby's
Trumbull County
American Red Cross
Molly McMahon
North Road
Bob Paridon
Pam Gall
the Red Cross
Gall
Resaaurant
Champion
National Academy of Science
McMahon
Arby’s
Niles
Verich challenges ODNR on litter grant cuts in Trumbull County
Ohio lawmaker Raymond Verich assails ODNR's 97 650 dollar grant denial for Trumbull County Litter Control, citing 111 citations and thousands of tons collected. He vows to press officials, noting unequal grants to Brown County and a planned Dec 27 visit by William Napier to discuss keeping the program alive in 1984.
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Youngstown
Trumbull
Verich
William Napier
ODNR
Brown County
City of
Howland Board stalls plan for school swimming teams
Howland Board of Education motion to create boys and girls varsity swimming at Howland High School failed 2-2 with one member absent. Member James Herriman opposed citing prior funding moratorium and looming deficits. President Dr. James LaPolla argued competition and student appeal, noting HAC funds the program and YMCA would host practice.
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Howland
Board of Education
James Herriman
Herriman
James LaPolla
LaPolla
Howland Athletic Club
HAC
YMCA
William E. Mattice
Mattice
Hillside Hospital announces layoffs
Hillside Hospital will temporarily lay off personnel effective January 3 1984 after a drop in patient census. Karl S. Kistler, board chairman, said the action reduces operating expenses in line with lower revenue while maintaining adequate staffing for patient care. The hospital is studying alternative methods of delivering services amid regulatory cost-cutting changes and weaker demand.
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Howland
Board of Trustees
Hillside Hospital
Karl S. Kistler
Hillside
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Cindy Adgate
Alberini
Jackie
Napier
Odnr’s
Litter Control Department
Area
BOE Dry Docks Swim Club
Kistler
Santa
Mothers Organization
Howland Community Church
Christopher Hlas
Christopher
Ane
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