Howland Area valuation tops $4 million in 1980
Howland Township Zoning Department reports 1980 activity shows 126 fewer permit certificates issued and $3,693.10 less permit fees. Total valuation dropped by 2,070,031 from 1979 while 56 fewer single family dwellings were built, average cost up by 22,860. Industrial building non-existent and two new commercial buildings with six additions. Zoning inspector Harry Wolcott cites need for fresh water and sewer extensions. Board of zoning appeals held 21 public hearings with 11 seeking conditional zoning certificates.
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Howland
Howland Township
Harry Wolcott
Wolcott
Board of Zoning Appeals
Zoning Commission
Tax advance needed to sustain Howland Township operations
Howland Township trustees learned a tax advance of about 90 000 to 100 000 is needed to cover operations through April. Current balance 268 219.01, with funds allocated across general, road and bridge, gas tax, motor vehicle, police, fire, zoning, cemetery, and revenue sharing accounts. Purchasing orders totaling 758.46 approved for deodorizing fluid, brakes, supplies, and a road truck benomene. board supports Robert Nader’s annexation bill. Next meeting Feb 3 at 7 30 p.m.
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Howland
Howland Township
Richard Orwig
Howland Township Board of Trustees
Howland High student Miss Tancre active in JA
Howland High School senior Miss Tancre daughter of Roy and Mrs Tancre active in Junior Achievement since sophomore year. She led time company TIME won 8000 in sales and attended Indiana University conferences while earning 100 percent attendance and $200 sales club honors. She served as officer for WOW and S no Trouble top roles plus regional and national JA events and leads Warren JA Chamber of Commerce while also in Alpine Club and marching band.
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Indiana University
Miss Tancre
WOW
RMI
Tancre
Bowling Green State University
Pittsburgh
Howland High School
Warren Junior Achievement Chamber of Commerce
National Achiever’s Association Council
Holiday Inn
Belmont Avenue
Alpine Club
Cleveland Browns
Howland Township Police Survey Yields Mixed Ratings
Chief David M. Hartsock released survey results showing a low response rate with most respondents rating the police department as good or excellent. Questioned areas include officer conduct at residences on the highway or elsewhere and overall departmental efficiency with many noting good to excellent impressions.
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Howland
Howland Township
David M. Hartsock
Hartsock
Howland Speech Team Shines At Niles Tournament
Howland high school speech team members put in long hours of practice and earned fifth place among 23 teams at the Niles tournament. Joe Miller is shown practicing his humorous act while W J Barna and Susan Child rehearse a duet. Edward Runyan photographed the event.
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Howland
Niles
Joe Miller
W.J. Barna
Susan Child
Edward Runyan
Township police report shows crime drop and patrol changes
Howland Township Police Chief David M. Hartsock announced an 86 offense decrease from 1979 to 1980 with fewer drug arrests, noting underreporting may affect drug use data. Destruction of property, breaking and entering, and patrol strategy shifts, including 10 minute stationary patrols, saved 2 190 gallons of gasoline.
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Howland
Howland Township
David M. Hartsock
Hartsock
Committeeman Explains Water Sewer Rate Hike
Bill Hart committeeman for Howland precincts outlines reasons for a 228 percent water and sewer rate increase in Mosquito Creek Water District residents in Howland Glen School district sections. Hart explains the factors driving the higher charges and the impact on households.
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Howland
Howland Township
Howland Glen
Mosquito Creek
Bill Hart
Hart
Elizabeth Bartz Named Outstanding Young Woman in America
Howland Board of Advisors selects Elizabeth Zoe Bartz 1143 Westover Dr S E for inclusion in the 1980 Outstanding Young Women of America. The program honors women ages 21 to 36 for service leadership and community impact.
Howland Bandwagon Highlights and Schedule Summary
This edition covers page by page features including Howland Speech Team photos on page 3 and senior citizen menus, society and club news on page 6, the annual court report on page 7, a winter dance by the Howland Band Boosters on page 8, and a sports section spanning pages 9 to 11. Also features birthday and guidance items on page 13 and a 22 page Business Review with 1980 company news and 1981 outlook.
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Howland Band Boosters
Business Review
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Fire and Police
Benomene
Robert Nader
Ohio
Orwig
Bob Filmore
Elizabeth Bartz
Bartz
Phil Starr
Trumbull County
Joan Cochran
Lyle Williams
Mahoning Valley
Better Business Bureau
William Brown
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