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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1972
Page
1
A special Hubbard City Council meeting was canceled for lack of leadership as six councilmen and city heads gathered but could not find a presiding officer. Council does not meet in August. Officials aimed to approve a street repair bid from Young Asphalt Maintenance Inc for 11 streets at 11,066.81 dollars.
Hubbard Reed Middle School assigns students to homerooms for the 1972 73 year with schedules for August 30 1972 and August 31 1972. Fifth graders meet 9 00 A M sixth graders 10 30 A M seventh graders 9 00 A M eighth graders time unspecified. Students needing makeups report on the first day of school. City officials push early work due to cold weather and wet ground. Mayor Baldine criticizes delays and warns on street work. A meeting is planned tonight to discuss sewer rodding and siphoning equipment.
Hubbard Ohio Grace Lutheran Church eyes a weekday day care for ages two to five from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. with two snacks and a lunch. Parents are invited to submit names addresses and phone numbers to gauge need and select nine or twelve months care. Denise Latessa, 14, shown on horseback after winning in Butler Charity Horse Show, with family nearby.
The Auditor of State reports gasoline tax revenue totaling 4,538,681 distributed in August to 966 municipalities based on one dollar per registered motor vehicle. Major cities listed include Cleveland 378,515 Cincinnati 250,107 Columbus 323,427 Toledo 238,934 Akron 169,486 Dayton 152,441 Canton 63,563 Youngstown 79,451 Warren 42,529 Springfield 51,382 and others in Cuyahoga, Montgomery, Lorain, Butler counties.
Tickets for the 14th annual Policemen's Ball are on sale at Hubbard City Hall and from police officers. The Sept 16 event runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at St Patrick's Church Hall with music by the Jack Yarnell Orchestra. Proceeds benefit the Hubbard police insurance fund and a AM FM radio door prize will be awarded.
A $96 747 federal grant funds ten Hubbard youths as police cadets for ten weeks with pay at two dollars per hour. The program serves seven agencies across Trumbull and Ashtabula counties and expands later with five additional cadets if extended. Cadets assist at playgrounds and city offices, learn policing duties, but have no arrest powers.
The auxiliary police announce their monthly meeting for Wednesday August 30 at Leo Burk's garage. Attendance is urged for all members due to the importance of the gathering.
Census data highlight Hubbard as a standout in the Mahoning Valley with higher education levels than the state average. The article urges local pride, noting Hubbard’s distinctive status and residents’ achievements as a point of civic satisfaction.
Hubbard mayor Joseph Baldine appears as a leading candidate to preside over the Trumbull Mahoning County Mayor's Association. The group delayed officer elections to Sept 16 at the Mahoning Country Club in Girard to ensure broad representation from smaller towns.
Hubbard William Jugenheimer of 581 Ruth Drive was appointed to the Planning and Zoning Commission by Mayor Joseph Baldine. He succeeds George Williams who left the post to focus on youth baseball. The appointment is to be confirmed at the commission meeting on August 28.
An orientation for incoming freshmen at Hubbard High School will be at 9:30 a.m. in the auditorium on Wednesday August 30. The program will cover policies and procedures for the new school year and counselors and staff will answer questions. A building tour follows and ninth graders should report at 9:30 a.m. The event ends by 1 p.m.
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