Trustees upgrade fire equipment in Howland Township
Howland Township trustees agreed to buy a new 112495 dollar pumper from Pierce Manufacturing to boost fire protection for north end plants. The board announced other actions including hiring, road gains, PUCO rate updates, and CPR classes as part of public safety upgrades.
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Howland
Howland Township
Pierce Manufacturing Company
Appleton
Wisconsin
Lloyd Welch
North End
David Hines
Trumbull County
Richard Orwig
Harold Snyder
Packard Electric
Packard
Warren
Snyder
Republic Steel
Robert Burkey
Cortland
Attys
James Messenger
Joe Bryan
Youngstown
Atty. Burkey
Venice Drive
Welch
PUCO
Ohio Edison
Harry Wolcott
Annual police report shows small crime rise in Howland
The 1979 Howland Township annual police report tallies 1,178 criminal offenses, nine more than 1978, with Police Chief David M. Hartsock stating the department acted efficiently.
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Wolcott
Snyder
David M. Hartsock
Hartsock
Howland
Howland Township
Howland Fire Department Offers CPR Classes
The Howland Fire Department will conduct CPR training across three sessions from 9 to 12 or 7 to 10, with American Heart Association certification upon completion. The course covers airway clearance, costs two dollars for materials, and invites organizations with over 20 members to arrange special sessions.
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Howland
Howland Fire Department
American Heart Association
United States
Howland High student Kirk Markopoulos joins local Explorers Post
Howland High School senior Kirk Markopoulos active in Explorers programs tied to architecture and manufacturing, earning state and local awards for his drawings. He participates in cross country and track, NHS, choir, Red Cross, and Niles basketball, plans OSU computer science, and plans to attend college with family ties to Germany and Greece.
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Howland
Kirk Markopoulos
Explorers Post
Heinz A. Ernst
Gypsy Lane
Explorers
Boy Scouts
Markopoulos
Ralph Baker
Wean United
Howland High School
St. Demetrios Church
Red Cross
Trumbull
Alberini’s
Ohio State
Aglaia M. Radu
Youngstown State University
The
Ernst
Germany
Greece
Show Biz opens in Howland Square complex
The Show Biz announces a new audio visual production service in Howland. Located at 8017 East Market Street, it plans slide presentations, 35 mm slides, color photography and typography with an initial $200,000 investment and six employees. The firm features advanced equipment including a Forox optical printer and Eagle show computer, and offers fixed pricing for budgeting.
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Howland
Show Biz
David Watkins
American Greetings Company
Cleveland
Rick Muccio
Warren
Ginny Spencer
Youngstown
Heather Spitler
8017
East Market
Howland Square
Forox
Ohio
Township Fire Department Reports January Fire Loss
The Township Fire Department logged an estimated total fire loss of 45,500 dollars for January and responded to 81 calls. Included in the total were four automotive incidents with a 2,425 dollar estimated loss to contents.
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Howland
Howland Township
Howland Bandwagon highlights this issue's contents
The Bandwagon previews page 3 heart attack experience, police report, and neighborhood safety survey. Page 6 covers society notes. page 7 features Raymond Crawford column A Teacher's View and career center guidance. Page 8 notes Blessed Sacrament science fair and SCOPE equipment gift. Pages 9–11 host expansive sports. page 12 cub scouts. Editorials on page 2 cover US Steel actions with Lyle Williams, plus Joan Cochran and Anthony Harrigan. Additional features include BBB column and Dear Abby.
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Howland
Raymond Crawford
Lyle Williams
Attorney General
Fair Trade Commission
United States Steel
Joan Cochran
Anthony Harrigan
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Dawn Glaser
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