Lupi Reflects on Fall From County Office and Hard Times
Former Trumbull County treasurer Carl N. Lupi, who resigned after a 20 month term, faces eviction and unemployment. He says he did nothing wrong but was ostracized after opposing county warrant discrepancies, with staff fired and a $1.8 million bond demanded. He now survives by selling possessions while banks foreclose on his home and motor home. He fears life in a tent if displacement continues. He blames certain individuals and media coverage for his plight. The Bandwagon invites reader items and photos.
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Tyerhay
Carl N. Laupi
Lupi
Trumbull County
Windham
Grand River
Resurfacing proposed for Niles Cortland Road in Howland
The Ohio Highway Department completed peeling on St Rt 46 near the interchange and proposes resurfacing three sections of Niles Cortland Rd between Howland Corners and Eastwood Mall Blvd. Winslow Zigler says funding may delay bids. 300 to 400 feet near Howland Corners to be resurfaced. Rt 22 intersection concrete deemed sound for potential cancellation.
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Howland
Ohio Highway Department
St. Rt. 46
Niles-Cortland Rd
St. Rt
William Bee
Cortland
Ravenna
Niles- Cortland Rd
Howland Corners
Eastwood Mall Blvd
Rt, & Bridge
Ziggler
Rt. 22
Outstanding OSU Senior Awardee Named at Banquet
Robert Stoker of 51 Thistle Place Warren was chosen among ten undergraduates for the Outstanding Senior Award at Ohio State University. A member of Ohio Staters Inc and president of Sphinx, he serves as resident advisor and held roles in Freshman Senate and other student groups. He will receive his b a degree Thursday.
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Columbus
Robert Stoker
Thistle Place
Warren
Ohio State University
Stoker
Ohio Staters,Inc
Sphinx
Senate
Bucket and Dipper
Ramphes
Orient Hawaii Tour Parties Announced at Alberinis
Tour parties sponsored by the Niles Publishing Company and the Warren Auto Club invite interest in Orient Hawaii trips. An Orient tour departs Nov 5 returning Nov 24, 20 days, escorted by Pat Stauffer, with tonight’s details at Alberini's. A Hawaii trip is planned with escorts Lou Nicastro, Bud Kay, and Harold Lewis for June 19, July 24 to Aug 8, and Oct 16 to 31, with sessions at Alberini's.
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Hawaii
Niles Publishing Company
Warren Auto Club
Alberini
Pat Stauffer
Alberini’s
Lou Nicastro
Bud Kay
Harold Lewis
Howland Trustee Keeps Retired Fire Truck as Personal Toy
Orval Waldron, Howland trustee, bought a retired 1945 Dodge fire truck for 395 from Johnston Township fire department. He plans to restore it near original and uses it for parades and neighborhood rides, noting its 60 gal min water pump and 400 gal water capacity. Waldron, an original Morgandale station three firefighter, envisions future parts from Columbus and a possible latter truck purchase.
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Howland
Orval Waldron
Waldron
Johnston Township
Jum Brutz
Niles Fire Department
John Bean
Johnston
Genoa
Ohio
Columbus
Morgandale
Trumbull County Election Results by Race
Voting totals across Trumbull County show wins for Republicans and Democrats in multiple offices including Commissioner Treasurer Engineer Coroner Sheriff Judge State Senator Recorder Prosecutor Clerk of Courts and Domestic Judge. Notably Park results list Wade Brainard Lyle Williams and Clare O'Brien among top finishers with large margins.
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Wade Brainard
Stanley Haymaker
Lyle Williams
Mae McCauley
Edward Ryser
Joseph Sudumack, Jr
Robert Barnett
Thomas MacDonald
Joseph A. Luarde
Thomas Scarnecchia
Lee Miller
Walter Pestrak
Adnan Hovani
John McCloskey
Anthony Latell
Sam Vivelo
Sam Rizzi
Joseph Long
Louis Metter
Clare O’brien
Harold Williams, Jr
Paul Barran
Peter Panagis
Thomas Norton
Howard Martin
Thornes E. Carney
Geraldine Taczak
Peter Tedde
Ven AL Levy Fairha Renew
GM mulls Lordstown line change amid plant doubts
General Motors President Eliott M. Estes hinted at possible changes at the Lordstown Vega plant as the facility runs on one shift with about 4,000 idle workers. He noted equipment limits for a switch and floated Chevette as a potential alternate line, while stressing broader industry optimism and GM’s payroll growth to 400,000. Estes warned any drastic move would require solid justification and near-term sales improvement.
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Jim Booth
Cleveland
Lordstown
Vega
General Motors
Eliott M. Estes
Estes
Hollenden House
Vege
Vegas
Wilmington, del
Wilmington
Detroit
Acto
Ates
GM Ovells
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Bull Heltzel
Howland Band
West State Street
Niles
Bolindale Park
Genevieve Hernandez
Mae Smith
Frieda McQuire
Ohite
St. Rt. 4
St Rt. 62
OSU
Orient, Hawaii
Orval
Walane
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