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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
1
The Hubbard News questions how to compare police pay across towns noting salaries plus benefits. Three area municipalities McDonald Struthers and Youngstown show varying patrolman chief and captain wages plus holidays uniform allowances and hospital coverage.
Hubbard area board adopts a constitution and by laws for a planned community center. Mayor Sauline and board members toured Weirton center to gauge size and costs. The plan envisions pools gyms dining and memberships with independent board action and state financial scrutiny. Public meetings planned after January 1 to explain the project and solicit orderly contributions.
Mayor Albert Sauline plans a ordinance requiring a city inspector at every excavation in Hubbard after two workers died in a cave in at the Sherwin Williams plant. The accident marks three fatalities in Hubbard in as many months, all connected to trenching and shoring on a sprinkler system project.
Julius Yuhasz city safety director announced sled riding for children on East Water Street from Princeton Avenue to the bridge with hours 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Streets will be marked and Water Street closed to traffic in the sector during these hours. One or two other streets may also be closed for sledding.
Vin cent Gantt reports his 1957 Plymouth convertible was damaged while parked in front of 1161 Doris Dr with a flat tire. The trunk was smashed by an unidentified driver between 1:30 and 7 a.m. Saturday in a hit-and-run incident.
Charles Benton aims to take his four children Ted Kevin Scott and Connie Lee to see Santa at Hubbard Square Saturday after a shift change moved their visit from Monday. Benton works for Kaiser Nelson Corp dredging the Mahoning River at Campbell to reclaim mill scale for blast furnaces. About 16 percent of solids hauled by the 10 inch dredge are useful metal.
Eugene White age 30 of Hubbard suffered a concussion facial cuts and multiple fractures after his 1959 auto skidded into a moving Erie Lackawanna freight train on Thomas Hubbard Road Hubbard Township about 2 40 a m. The train engineer T J Groger of Meadville reported the collision and White was transported to Northside Hospital Youngstown by Harder ambulance.
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