Pay talks stall as city weighs affordable wage offer
Public Employees Union Local 1256 representing 30 city workers in the street, light, sewer and water departments remains at an impasse with the city. The union seeks a 30 cent per hour raise and fringe benefits while the contract expires December 31 and the city studies its financial records.
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First federal revenue sharing check arrives
Hubbard reports its first federal revenue sharing payment for the first half of 1972 totaling 12 972. The second half is due in February or March and may be adjusted upward. Mayor Baldine chairs the Trumbull Mahoning Mayors Association and argues the formula is unfair. He cites cities with higher taxes receiving larger shares and notes Hubbard’s small income tax rate and black balance. A trust fund was set up last month as required by federal law before spending allocations.
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City officials defend keeping Mayors Courts in Ohio
Hubbard officials led by City Solicitor Scullin and Mayor Baldine argue the Mayors Courts remain needed in Ohio. They contrast village and city powers, caution against removing grassroots justice, and note revenue and practical benefits despite Monroeville ruling.
Hubbard Passes Ordinance Aiding Mayor's Court Retention
Hubbard City Council approved an ordinance drafted by City Solicitor Richard Scullin and Mayor Joseph Baldine to seek state legislative permission to transfer contested Mayor's Court cases to municipal or county courts. The measure aims to allow Hubbard to keep its Mayor's Court which handles over $40 000 annually. It notes a recent Supreme Court ruling limiting Mayor's Courts and that many municipalities continue operating pending legislative action.
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Motors urged to drive safely during holidays
Hubbard police chief Ernest DeMatteo urged motorists to have a safe holiday season and warned of a crackdown on drunken driving. He reminded drivers that DWI carries three days to six months in jail and up to $500 fine. He also advised locking car doors containing purchases to prevent thefts from autos during the season.
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HUD sets meeting on water project in Columbus this week
Hubbard city officials will meet HUD representatives in Columbus to secure more funds for the water system upgrade. The city has a $360,000 HUD grant, a city match, and a projected total cost around $1.18 million due to inflation and guideline changes over four and a half years. The plan aims to raise pumping capacity from 750000 to 26 0 million gallons daily with three phases including a 750000 gallon tank and new mains.
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