Celebrezze Details Health Welfare and Education Plans
Ohio gubernatorial candidate Celebrezze outlines a statewide workfare program, education funding priorities, and tax spending on teachers. He favors programs to prevent unwanted pregnancies and opposes government overreach in mandates without funding. He notes shifting polls, with Cleveland-Cuyahoga County seen as battleground and strong Mahoning Valley support expected.
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Robert F. Hagan
Youngstown
Newsweek
Celebrezze
Ohio
Louisiana
Voinovich
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Mahoning Valley
MS Support Group Meeting in Cortland at Prince of Peace
The Trumbull County chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society will meet August 14 at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church 490 N High St. Speakers Marsha Cohn and Randy Little discuss Back. Refreshments will be served. For information call Lisa Hirschl at 788 2426. The first Jewish congregation in the United States consecrated its synagogue in New York City in 1730.
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United States
New York City
Hubbard Township Police Report July 8 to 21
Hubbard Township police logged 124 formal complaints, 33 traffic citations, seven traffic and seven criminal arrests over 7,200 miles driven. Assaults domestic disturbances and vandalism dominated calls, with 22 and 20 incidents respectively. auto accidents 19. alarms 11. medical calls 6. general disturabances 12. suspicious persons 6. nuisance calls 10. Firearm complaints five missing persons four con artist reports three. two insecure residences secured. one fire call. one juvenile matter. one aid to regulatory. one felony arrest for a bordering jurisdiction. Patrol warns: false alarms remain common and speeding will be ticketed regardless of residence. urging careful driving.
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Hubbard Twp
Hubbard Township
Nllan
Mines and coal pillars spark local property concerns
Miners abandoned mines shored ceilings with railroad ties and removed coal pillars for home heating or sale. Property lines were often ignored as tunneling beneath neighbors went undisclosed. State documentation only began in the 1870s, complicating records and mine locations. Ann Harris of Youngstown State University aided the editor.
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Hanley
Ann Harris
Youngstown State U
Italian influence on art and memories of Italy
Mrs. Vukovich notes stronger emphasis on classical art and music due to Italy’s longer cultural history. Alex plans to return to Italy with fond memories of his host family, while he teases about the girls. Joe hopes for a next summer visit to reconnect on Alex’s home turf. Mowing grass guidance from Bolens Corp outlines optimal cutting heights for bluegrass fescue and other turf.
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Bolens Corp
Hubbard News birthdays honored August 12 to 18
The Hubbard News greets readers with birthday lists for August 12 through August 18, naming residents including Bonnie Whalen Dinah Jackson Jack Severling Shherl Palovich Thomas Angelo Catherine Marino Teddy Malara Johnny P Graban Jr and others across August 12 to 18. The notices include many named individuals such as Mary McCarthy Denise Scott Kathy McIntee Richard Scullin Sr Susan Sveth Brian Edward Fisher George Crouch and more.
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William Senich
Marilyn Puskar
Mary Ann Longo
Randy Straka
Cecelia Cataline
Liz Evans
Reed Middle School to host new student registration dates
Hubbard School District announces registration for the 1990-91 year for new students on Tuesday August 14, Wednesday August 15, or Thursday August 16 from 9 am to 2 pm. Guidance counselor Michele DePinto says bring birth certificates health records last report card proof of residence and other records. An orientation for new students and parents is set for Thursday August 16 at 10 am in the library guided by Principal Gene Buonamici and Mrs DePinto. An orientation for fifth grade students and parents is scheduled for Wednesday August 22 at 10 am in the school cafeteria.
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Hubbard
Reed Middle School
Michele DePinto
Gene Buonamici
DePinto
Barwell completes course at Marine Corps schools
Kevin D Barwell son of Dion K Groover from Bedford Road completed the five week Motor Vehicle Operator Course at Camp Lejeune NC. He joined the Marine Corps in December 1989. The report notes training in vehicle operation defensive driving rules of the road and preventive maintenance. The second item states the 1920 launch of New York to San Francisco air mail service.
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Hubbard — Marine Pvt
Kevin D. Barwell
Dion K. Groover
Hubbard Bedford Road
Marine Corps Service Support Schools
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Bar
Marine Corps
The
New York
San Francisco
Hubbard Pool Seeks Lifeguard and Water Safety Instructor
Hubbard Community Pool announces two positions, a supervising lifeguard for August evenings and weekends with varying hours, and a September water safety instructor from 8 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. Interested persons should contact Ed Bates, pool manager, at 534 1992.
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Hubbard
Hubbard Community Pool
Ed Bates
Square Dance Club Plans Reunion at Terrace Lakes Campground
The Steel Valley Square Dance Club invites former and current members to a picnic reunion at 6 p.m. August 18 at Terrace Lakes Campground State Route 7, tied to a camping weekend August 17–19. Attendees should bring a covered dish and table service. square dancing will follow. For information call 757-9857 or 539-4189.
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Rogers
Steel Valley Square Dance Club
Terrace Lakes
Cherry named to college dean's list at Salem-Teikyo
Shirley Jean Cherry of Hubbard is named to Salem Teikyo University's dean's list for the spring term. The honor requires a 3.5 or higher GPA, reflecting strong academic performance by Cherry.
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Cherry
Salem
W. Va
Shirley Jean Cherry
Hubbard
Salem-Teikyo University
Salem-Teikyo
Butler plans training for docents
The Butler Institute of American Art will offer a docent training program starting mid August. Sessions run Tuesday and Thursday mornings with no art background required. Topics include Aesthetics in Education and Designing A Tour. For more information contact Kathryn Earnhart at 743-1711.
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Youngstown
Butler Institute of American Art
Kathryn Earnhart
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Jpreme
LAW Firm
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High St
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Happy
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Susan Madeline
Robert Ward
John Cornwell
Keith Stupka
Dennis Gilida
James Marshall
Carol Varga
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Tom Landy
Jim Fox
James Edelston
Lori Stambaugh
Carrie Snyder
Carolyn Jean Kaebel
Gerald Burrows
Larry Harper
Gilbert Edwards
Eleanor Schwellinger
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Joan Hall
Barb Solomon
Mary Phillips
Barwell
Square Dance Club
Butler
Steel City Iron & Metal
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YSU
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Poland
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