Unemployment Survival Kit Guide outlines Trumbull services
John Ciprian Jr notes a guide to local social welfare resources in Trumbull County. It highlights government and private programs, crisis lines, and referrals via CONTACT Trumbull Inc. with listings for Transportation, counseling, housing, and employment resources.
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John Ciprian, Jr
Trumbull County
Contact Trumbull, Inc
Afl-Cio
Warren-Trumbull Urban League
W. Market St
Warren
Sumers
Warren-Trumbull Community Services Agency
S. Park Ave
Community Watch in Howland Township Forms Fast
Foxcroft area launches Community Crime Watch with nearly 100 volunteers. Patrols began December 15 in two hour shifts focusing on peak crime periods. Donations and CB radios sought to boost coverage. Officers named: John Russell president, Bob Lowe vice president, Jerry Nelson secretary, Dave Mack treasurer, Herb Peterson rules officer, Dave Burian senior commander. Ed Politsky handles PR with Patrolman John Rumancik as department advisor.
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Howland Township
Castillion Dr
Warren
John Russell
Bob Lowe
Jerry Nelson
Dave Mack
Herb Peterson
Dave Burian
Ed Politsky
Howland
John Rumancik
Police Department
Happy New Year Brightens Howland Bandwagon
The Howland Bandwagon staff extends New Year wishes and previews the issue. Inside, society news with brides and club items appears on pages 5 to 7, sports on page 11, a feature on page 14, and editorial by Congressman Lyle Williams on import limits and tariffs on foreign steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland Bandwagon
Lyle Williams
United States
Better Business Bureau
News Deadline Shifts for January 5 Issue
Due to the New Year holiday the paper moves the deadline to get news items and photos into the January 5 edition. News copy and photos must arrive at the office by noon Thursday December 30 at 35 W State St Niles Ohio 44446.
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W. State St
Niles
Ohio
Residents criticize 91 percent water rate hike in Four Township
About 40 residents met Trumbull County Commissioners to demand explanations for a 91 percent rise in water bills. They cited a bill jump from 55.44 to 105.89 monthly and 7,000 gallons from 12.54 to 24.44. Officials consider buying water from larger communities to cut costs.
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Fina Lee Hubbard
Four Township
Trumbull
Hubbard
Trumbull County
Four Township Water Company
Masury
Anaflee Valley
Jie
Adrian Biviano
Biviano
Masury Water Co
Chestnut Ridge Rd
Kermont
Mary Stanish
Chestnut Ridge Road
Brookwater
Brookfield Water System
Warren
Niles
Masury Water Company
Ohio
Anthony Latell
Margaret Dennison
Latell
Howland planner Stanislaw reflects Money Magazine feature
Paul Stanislaw of Howland, IDS executive, drawn by Money Magazine for a profile. Born in Champion, educated at YSU, rookie of the year 1979 with 2 million in sales. He aims to buy a Warren building, expand IDS staff, and tours nationwide giving motivational talks on financial planning. His wife Cynthia works at Packard.
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Marilyn Prrise
Howland
Money
Paul Stanislaw
New York
Chicago
Money Magazine
Stanislaw
IDS
Investors Diversified Services
Champion
Champion High School
Youngstown State University
Warren
YSA
Army
Florida
Tennessee
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Cynthia
Packard
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American Red Cross
Cortland-Bazetta
Niles Area
Howland Community Church
Foxcroft
Niles Road
Airborne Division
Fort Benning, Ga
Boston
Michigan