28 Jan 1976
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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1976
Page
1
Kenneth Morton of Cole-Layer-Trumble defends CLT mass appraisal methods for Trumbull County. He says values were generated with a five percent margin of error and submitted to the county auditor. Morton notes field crews surveyed most occupants, cites in-house and IA AO training, and stresses appraisal is not an exact science.
Howland Township’s DeForest Junction remains a key Chessie System yard serving B and O lines. About 75 workers operate on three train crews with support from car department staff and clerks. The yard handles 20 000 to 25 000 cars monthly and connects with Erie and Penn Central transfers. Republic Steel remains a major customer amid ongoing operations.
County Auditor Patrick Sullivan defends Cole Layer Trumble the appraisal firm hired to revalue land in Trumbull County saying he sees no serious faults in their work here and noting past mistakes by CLT elsewhere but praising their local performance and cost efficiency. He expects fewer formal complaints than the 1969 reappraisal while acknowledging legal and contract steps taken to bring values up to date.
Howland High School captures its second straight win at the Canfield Kiwanis Tournament posting 97 points. Carolyn Valentine and Jon Capecci lead with firsts in original oratory and humorous interpretation while Kennedy students Julie Catignani and Jill Blakely take extemporaneous and original oratory titles respectively.
The Howland School System proposes 1976 appropriations totaling 6,297,117 with major shares for teachers 3,358,000 custodians and janitors 357,750 principals 250,570 transportation 220,000 and superintendent's office 106,300. Remaining funds cover clerks maintenance librarians nurses and other services while supplies materials and equipment replacements account for the rest.
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