Howland seeks larger share of Trumbull County fund
Howland Township challenges the 1983 local government fund distribution in Trumbull County. Consultants say Howland should receive over 250,000 vs 34,108 approved. The dispute involves the Budget Commission, Auditor, and Treasurer, with possible appeals to the Ohio Board of Tax Appeals and ripple effects on other districts.
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Fred Kearney Warren
Trumbull County
Howland Township
County Budget Commission
Troupe & Byrne
Chesterland
Budget Commission
Howland
Ohio Board of Tax Appeals
Howland School Board Seeks Voter Opinion On Levy Renewal
Howland Board of Education invites residents to express views on resubmitting the emergency levy proposal at a January 3 meeting. The levy, currently $2 million yearly, expires next year and funds about 20 percent of district operations. If defeated in March, two more chances remain to place it on the ballot amid anticipated $10,000 election costs and reduced personal property tax revenues.
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John Ciprian JR
Howland
Board of Education
John Kurtz
John Emanuel
Nick Macris
Lois Herrmann
Macris
Call for traffic signal at Howland Route 82 intersection
The Howland Board of Education approved a resolution urging the state highway department to study installing a traffic signal at the State Route 82 and Howland-Wilson Road crossing. Superintendent Nick Macris and board members cite safety for teachers, staff, and students, noting proximity to Howland Springs and Mines Elementary.
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Howland
Board of Education
State Highway Department
Howland-Wilson Road
Nick Macris
John Emanuel
Howland Springs and Mines
Robert Razum
Trustees challenge budget commission over state funds
Howland trustees move to appeal Trumbull County Budget Commission allocations arguing state law dictates distribution with limited auditor discretion. They name Auditor Patrick Sullivan, Treasurer Harold Williams, and Prosecutor J Walter Dragelevich, and contend Sullivan abused discretionary power. Trustees also approve 1983 property tax rates totaling 9.50 mills.
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J. Walter Dragelevich
Patrick Sullivan
Nick Allen
Howland
John Cifhian J. Howland
Trumbull County Budget Commission
Budget Commission
Lloyd Welch
Trumbull County
Harold Williams
Sullivan
Lifesaving feat leads to Outstanding Young Men honor for Opalka
Michael Neal Opalka of Howland earns nomination for the 1982 Outstanding Young Men of America after leading 60 to 80 people to safety through smoke in a 2 alarm Wynston Towers fire. He serves as lieutenant paramedic with Dade County Fire Department and is an assistant basketball coach at Miami Lakes High School.
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Miami
Howland
OYMA
Michael Neal Opalka
Theodore Opalka
Quarry Lane
Dade County Fire Department
Winston Towers
Howland High School
Opalka
Boy's State
Tificate
Miami-Dade Community College
Fire Department
Miami Lakes High School
U.S Amateur Athletic Union
Neal Marangoni
Warren
Onufry Opalka
Russell Ave
Niles
Howland Band Wagon Heralds Merry Christmas
Inside today readers are invited to enjoy seasonal notes from the Howland Band Wagon staff. The Tiger cagers edge toward their fourth straight win while last week’s games are recapped on later pages. A Howland elementary school's novel idea imagines if ET celebrated Christmas on earth. Read and view on Page 3 and additional pages.
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The
Howland Bandwagon
Tiger Cagers
Lyle Williams
Congress
Joan Cochran
Better Business Bureau
Reagan
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Howland Community Church
Marilyn Parise
Levy
E.T
Howland Glen
Jason Thomas
Eddie Macsko
Kim Kotas
Mark
Tell
Leslie Grace
Welch
David Hines
Sts. Peter and Paul’s
Monsignor Haladky
Capital University
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