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Hubbard News

Location

Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1973

Page

1

Guidelines for OBES Hubbard eligibility announced

Hubbard mayor announces OBES guidelines set by Ohio Department of Labor Manpower Administration for nonfarm and farm family incomes.Eligibility scales with family size up to seven members and additional members beyond seven, with contact advised for application and job openings from surveyor's assistant to radio dispatcher and municipal maintenance.

Hubbard Joseph Baldine Ohio Department of Labor, Manpower Administration Baldine

Masury to house mentally retarded in former nursing home

Trumbull County commissioners approved buying the former Sycamore Manor on Cullinan Road Masury for 40000 to house up to 13 residents under 648 Board with Residential Horizons Inc. The plan aims to keep residents in the community with two house parents and day employment, targeting a Valentine’s Day start.

Trumbull County Board of Trumbull County Commissioners Masury William A. Gertrude William E Fern Gargano Cullinan Rd Sycamore Manor Mental Health and Retardation Board No. 648 648 Thomas Craft Residential Horizons Inc Craft

Gilligan Rejects Christmas Eve And New Year Eve Holiday Hours

Gov. John J. Gilligan vetoed closing state offices for Christmas Eve and New Year Eve amid energy concerns saying little energy would be saved. Nabokov to receive 1973 National Medal for Literature for lifetime contributions to letters.

Gilligan Columbus UPI John J. Gilligan

Trumbull County Schools Vote to Keep Start Times

Twenty one Trumbull County school superintendents unanimously decide to not change starting times after Daylight Saving Time begins January 6. They cite more drawbacks than benefits to later classes and warn of safety, scheduling, and logistic conflicts if the shift is adopted.

Trumbull County Cleveland Mahoning County

Hubbard Taxi Service Hikes Fares As City Council Approves

Hubbard The City Council approved a rate increase for Hubbard Taxi Service effective January 1 1974. New city within limits fare is 85 cents plus 20 cents per extra passenger plus 60 cents for en route stops and 50 cents for more than three grocery bags. Waiting charge 10 cents per minute after three free minutes.

Hubbard Hubbard Taxi

YSU Professor to Chair Zoology Society Meeting

Youngstown State University biology assistant professor Dr. Richard D. Kreutzer will chair and address sessions at the American Society of Zoologists meeting in Houston from December 27 to 30. He will present two papers on chromosomal homology in Anopheles species and serves as Developmental Biology symposium chairman. He has taught at YSU since 1969 and earned degrees from the University of Illinois.

Youngstown Richard D. Kreutzer Youngstown State University American Society of Zoologists Houston Kreutzer YSU University of Illinois

Postal Rates Held At Eight Cents For Two Months

Washington The Cost of Living Council blocked most proposed postal rate hikes keeping the first class stamp at eight cents for at least two more months. The Postal Service sought permission to raise total mail revenues by 1.5 billion dollars or about 18.7 percent in 1974 to cover losses and aim for break even next year.

Washington UPI Cost of Living Council U.S. Postal Service

Hubbard plans adult enrichment courses in 1974

The Parent's Advisory Committee of the Adult Enrichment Program with C E Jones outlines courses such as Consumer Education The Stock Market The Metric System Home Repair for Women The Family Budget Insurance and Checkbook Accounting Small Motor Repair Crafts Red Cross First Aid Tennis Golf Slimnastics and sewing. Minimum enrollment is 15 for an eight week course meeting once weekly. Enrollment announcements will follow after the new year with classes to begin by February 1 1974. Questions go to Mr Jones at the school offices 534 3967.

Red Cross Board of Education Hubbard News Jones

Quiet New Year’s Eve Plans Favor Home Gatherings

Private home parties appear to dominate New Year’s Eve plans in the area with families babysitting grandchildren at home and residents choosing quiet celebrations. Several church social hall events offer music and food for about $15 a couple while no one plans trips to Times Square or movie outings.

Omni Guy Lombardo Girard Times Square

Hubbard School Board Hails Bus Crews and Policy Update

Hubbard Local School Board closes the year with praise for Albert Marrokal and the bus crew after the state inspection. The board adopts the same smoking suspension policy as Reed Middle School and High School, hires athletic directors and lunchroom workers, and seeks to expand community activities. Excavation for the natatorium foundation is delayed awaiting materials, risking a muddy site if digging proceeds prematurely.

Hubbard Board of Education Tom Cooksey Cooksey Reed Middle School Roosevelt, Reed Albert Marrokal Highway Patrol LaBrae Marrokal Natatorium Foundation

Pat's Pizza Donates to Hubbard High Scholarship Fund

Hubbard High School PTA thanks Pat Malor of Pat's Pizza for a donation of $50 to the Scholarship Fund. Pat and Irene Malor reside at 26 Fifth Ave with three of their six children Ted Patty and Tina. Their other children live in Youngstown Dover and the Air Force.

Hubbard Hubbard High School Pta Pat Malor Pat's Pizza Pat Irene Fifth Ave Ted Patty Tina Richard Youngstown Barbara Dover Ohio Dennis Air Force

Security patrols to be stepped up in township

Trumbull County Sheriff's Department will increase patrol hours from 40 to 56 per week starting January 1 1974 to meet rising demand for police protection. Township bids are sought for a pole-type building to store road machinery. Public hearings on annexation are set for January 29 regarding the 650 acre tract north of Hubbard amid local political tensions.

Hubbard Hubbard Township Trumbull County Sheriff's Department Ray Kulow Kulow

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