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Howland Bandwagon

Location

Howland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1983

Page

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Rt. 82 safety under dispute by ODOT and police

Ohio officials and Brookfield police clash over road risk on Route 82 between the Pennsylvania line and Route 5. Officials cite 13 intersections and past fatalities while denying overpasses as solutions. Patrol notes Route 82 as the busiest local corridor with calls to study specific crossings and traffic patterns.

ODOT Gene Antonio Howland Rt. 82 Pennsylvania Line Rt. 5 Rt. 46 Howland-Wilson Rd Fisher Richard Nickison Warren Ohio Highway Patrol Bedford Road Nickison

Trumbull County unveils AlCare outpatient alcohol program

Trumbull County Council on Alcoholism launches the AlCare eight week day program for alcohol problems. The plan blends 96 hours of treatment with 24 hours of family education and weekly AA meetings for working patients. Sessions run Monday to Thursday, with Saturday family classes, starting September. About 10 participants are enrolled or in AfterCare though future plans include child of alcoholic sessions. The $550 fee is largely reimbursed by insurance, welfare, or veterans benefits.

Slaven AlCare Alcoholics Anonymous

Salvation Army Soup Kitchen Expands to Aid Relief Recipients

In Warren Major Raymond Gilman questions how general relief recipients, given 101 monthly and 65 in food stamps, survive rent at 125. He expands a soup kitchen into a daily hot meal service for up to 350 from county and rooming houses, including families. Meals offer varied menus and companionship, with no questions asked.

Warren Salvation Army Raymond Gilman General Relief Gilman Burden

Detectives to utilize new video equipment

Trustees approved a $3,065 purchase for the police detective division to upgrade operations with video gear. Electronics LTD of Warren will supply the package for $2,365 and Lee's Appliance of Newton Falls will provide a TV monitor for $700.

Virginia Walko Howland Police Department David Hartsock Hartsock Electronics Ltd Warren Lee Newton Falls John Emanuel Zoning Commission Orval Waldron Waldron Trumbull County Board of Elections Ed Kutevac Trumbull County Planning Commission Planning Commission

Moore women lead TMH PR line in Canfield story

Gwynne Moore, TMH public relations director, and her daughter Pam Moore, a PR intern, combine family ties with careers at Trumbull Memorial Hospital. Pam, set to graduate from Ohio University in March, will finish next month after joining TMH last September. Gwynne, a former nurse, rose to head of PR in 1981 and serves on the hospital management team. Pam’s background spans rifle shooting awards, university team involvement, and a pilot license, fueling her PR and marketing ambitions in corporate settings.

Fred Kearney Warren Moore Canfield Township Gwynne Moore Trumbull Memorial Hospital Pam Moore Trumbull Memorial Pam Ohio University TMH Mother Duke University School of Nursing Gwynne Cardinal Stritch College Milwaukee Wis Mahoning County Youngstown Mahoning-Shenango Mount Union College Kent State Camp Perry Flying Bobcats Berlin Center- Western Reserve High School Gwynn Mom Mike Scott

Permit granted for professional building Howland Township

Howland Township Board of Zoning Appeals grants a conditional zoning permit to Joyce Ostrade to convert a home at 216 Niles Cortland Rd NE into a professional building. The plan limits occupancy to two doctors at a time, provides 21 parking spaces, places a north side driveway, preserves existing house architecture, and allows a ten square foot sign with modest lighting. Neighbors were notified. attendees supported the permit. Voting in favor were Banks Raach Wyndham Hess Delaquila.

Howland James Banks Wilma Raach Charles Wyndham Richard Hess Sam Delaquila

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