Hubbard Township Increases Lighting District Rates
Hubbard Township trustees announce new lighting district rates in five districts and a new Oct start for Kermont Heights. Ohio Edison increased street lighting costs by 30 to 33 percent, effective July 1. Some districts see raises from $16.50 to $26 annually etc. Trustees halt further Mt Everett Rd blacktopping. seek patching only. Paving costs for State Line Rd unclear amid cross-township contributions. Road worker hours rise. liquor license permit for Globe Lounge considered.
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Hubbard School Opens Sept 5 With 3200 Students Enrolled
Hubbard schools begin Wednesday September 5 with an estimated 3200 students. Start times and bus routes stay as last year. Chestnut Ridge Kinder schedules start September 5 girls only 6 7 September 6 boys only September 7 all students. Bus pickup points and times include HHS 7 a.m. Roosevelt School 7 10 Chestnut Ridge store 7 20.
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Dems Name Good Candidate in 2nd Ward Race Furor
HUBBARD The nomination of a different Democratic challenger to oppose Republican James Hanrahan sparked accusations among Trumbull County Democrats and former candidate Thomas Creed. John Glad, 357 Prescott St., a former city service director and 1976 77 councilman, won the majority vote of the three Democratic precinct committeemen. Creed voted for Joseph Giblin, while Glad’s wife Mary and Robert Hallapy supported Glod. Creed, appointed service director two months earlier, faced a dilemma if winning the council seat. Creed withdrew Aug 17, leaving hundreds to gather to choose a successor. Creed alleges illegal action by Dr. William Timmins.
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Eagles to open season against Conneaut Friday
Hubbard High Eagles travel to Conneaut to open the 1979 gridiron season in a SWC finale year. Coach Ed Glass relies on limited returning starters as senior Roger Carfangia shifts to quarterback and battle for the role continues with Gonci Buck and Sharisky injured, while Mike Biggs and Jim Keiper anchor the backfield and Mick OHara strengthens the receiving corps.
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Jim Keiper
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Blackwell
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Mick O’hara
Hubbard's Art Tobey chopper newsman in Ohio
Art Tobey of Hubbard spent summers piloting a Bell JetRanger III for Channel 5 Action News in Cleveland. He ferried news crews to scenes, worked 24 hours, and planned to step back by fall as Channel 5 leased its own helicopter. Tobey also runs corporate transport for Shenango Steel Erectors and T. Bruce Campbell, storing the aircraft in a New Castle hanger he built. He lands weekly in a Hubbard field behind Rick Horn Motors and tows the craft into the hanger with a self-made device.
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Early deadline for next week's edition due Sept 5
Labor Day affects the paper schedule with a Thursday noon deadline. News items and photos must reach the News office by that time to appear in next week's issue.
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Seven candidates bid for three School Board seats
Hubbard residents face a School Board race with seven nominees for three seats. Incumbents Alfred M. DeJulio Thomas R. Papa and Thomas M. Cooksey Jr. are joined by Veronica Riley Robert B. Patterson Alice Werner and Daniel G. Williams in the contest.
Hubbard News highlights sports and grads across pages
Today's Hubbard News teases pages 8 to 10 with sports coverage and photos, page 14 lists area graduates from YSU, page B-3 reports Brookfield High getting a new principal, and page B-1 previews the Warriors defending their state football title. Editorials on page 2 discuss Andrew Young’s resignation, Lyle Williams’ tax plan, plus features like Questions People Ask and Dear Abby.
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