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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1973
Page
5
The editorial debates lowering the legal maturity to 18 and the complexity of Ohio liquor rules. It notes 18 as adulthood for most purposes but with liquor and licensing gaps. It questions beverage age standards, discusses 3.2 beer, and urges lawmakers to resolve contradictions while wishing young citizens growth.
The Senate proposes a seven member Federal Election Commission to enforce a new limit on cash contributions of $50 and transfer enforcement from the Justice Department. Critics note the department’s political links and question whether separating enforcement would improve adherence to election laws and other statutes.
Max Lerner argues the Nixon tapes dispute marks a shift from simple accusations to a constitutional law battle. He highlights the Ervin Wilson exchange as a model of legal craft and notes future court fights over executive power, warrants, and due process shaping democracy.
Hubbard township council moves two sewer ordinances to third reading after debate over city responsibility for township lines and tap in charges for Drummond Avenue residents. Officials cite cost savings from private lines and a $35 000 to $45 000 lift station, with eventual city takeover after cost recovery. A August special meeting will discuss budget legislation for 1974.
Hubbard extends birthday greetings to area residents. The list for August 15 to 21 includes individuals such as Robert Allen Leslie Hinkle Anthony Beall William Senich Marilyn Puskar Mary Ann Longo on August 15 and others on successive dates including August 16 17 18 19 20 and 21 with many names across the community.
Brookfield fire crews from three departments battled a six hour blaze at a small Brookfield plaza on Brookfield Avenue in Masury. The L il Shopper store fish market laundromat and a dentist office were destroyed. No injuries reported and cause undetermined. Meanwhile area students attend a Teenage Institute on Alcohol and Other Drugs at Ohio Wesleyan University from August 12 to 16 with attendees named from Hubbard Brookfield and Sharon.
The Fifth Wheel Class of First United Methodist Church hosts a picnic and family night at Harding Park on Tuesday August 21 at 6 p.m. Bring a covered dish and a wrapped gift for prizes. meat and dessert provided. Hostesses listed and entertainment planned by group members.
Emanuel Baptist Church sponsors a Vacation Bible School starting Aug. 4 during the Kite Flying event south of Reed Middle School. Pre registration was completed, with the first 50 children receiving free kites. Activities run Aug. 6 11 and 13 17 for four year olds to sixth graders with a Parents Time on Aug. 17.
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