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Newspaper

Hubbard News

Location

Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1985

Page

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EPA OKs new city water well near plant

Ohio EPA approved use of a Mill Street well near Hubbard’s wastewater facility easing long water shortages. The city faced years of conservation orders and emergency ties to Youngstown as officials pursued reliable supply. Now the well can be connected to the main filtration plant to restore steady service.

Hubbard Ohio Environmental Protection Agency EPA Twinsburg Mill Street Ohio EPA OK Colletta Youngstown William Colletta

Suit accuses Hubbard city officials of illegal N J Excavating payment

Law Director Michael Bernard files in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court charging that a $9,000 Dec 19 1984 payment to N and J Excavating for Saul Drive work was illegal absent a signed city contract. He names Mayor Colletta Auditor Hamilton and Service Director Bolchalk, seeks a restraining order and potential restitution with interest and punitive damages if illegal actions are proven. The suit claims the city treasurer signature was unauthorized and that Bolchalk or Colletta directed fiscal officers to pay the bill.

Bernard Trumbull County Saul Drive Bolchalk Colletta Hamilton City Council N & J Excavating Co

Council OKs pay for police overtime in Hubbard

Hubbard City Council approved an ordinance to backpay overtime hours from 1968 to 1975 for eight police officers. City law director Michael Bernard and Police Chief Raymond Moffitt reported the legal and financial details, with estimates ranging from about $8,000 to $11,000. Funds may come from the Revenue Sharing Fund under emergency provisions.

Hubbard Michael Bernard Raymond Moffitt Council Ernest DeMatteo Moffitt Bernard

Historic Bag and Book Offer Local Gift Idea

Hubbard Historical Society promotes Christmas gifts blending mining and farming heritage. Logo Bags for 1 dollar and a Bicentennial Commemorative Book for 4.50 are sold at South Hollow Designs, 12 South Main Street, or by calling Barbara Schultz at 534-2494. Buy as family tradition items.

Hubbard — the Historical Society Hubbard South

Auditor's pay raise delayed by term start in Hubbard

Hubbard City Council approved a four percent raise for City Auditor Phyllis Hamilton, but state law and the term start date prevent the increase from taking effect before January 1. The ordinance faces a 30 day waiting period and potential veto, with December deadlines to meet emergency approval. Several council members opposed the measure citing budget and timing concerns.

Fina Barra Hubbard Phyllis Hamilton William Colletta Hamilton W. Don Joshua Joshua Samana Hey Council Gerald Wittenauer Finance Committee

Hubbard Police Promote New Child Safety Film Series

Hubbard Police Department unveils seven award winning audio visual films to combat child abuse and drug abuse. Free for schools clubs churches and parent groups through Community Relations Office. Titles include The Silent Epidemic America’s Heartache The Power Kit Powertime Kids Speaking Out The Safety Net Marijuana the Inside Story and a princess guided journey.

Hubbard Hubbard Police Department America David Jill Princess Christine

Traficant Protests Budget Bill and Proposes Amendments

Congressman Jim Traficant pressed two amendments to the Tax Reform Act during Rules Committee debate and led a bloc against limiting amendments. He seeks to tax foreign subsidiaries to protect U.S. jobs and restore the Investment Tax Credit and Accelerated Cost Recovery for domestic-made goods. He opposed Gramm-Rudman, calling it unconstitutional as it would slash 30 to 50 domestic programs, though Social Security and veterans benefits would be spared.

Jim Flick Washington D.C Congress Jim Traficant Rules Committee Traficant Ronald Reagan Phoenix Publications United States U.S Mahoning Valley America House Senate U.S. Supreme Court Gramm-Rudman

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