Ohio Senate reshuffle looms as Democrats hold power
Senate leaders face reorganization with five chair vacancies and shifting posts. Theodore Gray must install new chairs while Republicans lose senior members including Shaw, Collins, Guyer, Regula and Turner, prompting new lines of responsibility for Finance Education Commerce and Labor Urban and Highway Affairs and Environmental Affairs.
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Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
House
Senate
Theodore M. Gray
R-Piqua
Gray
Financial Institutions Committee
Ralph S. Regula
Navarre
Environmental Affairs Committee
Robin T. Turner
Marion
Commerce and Labor Committee
Robert E. Stockdale
Kent
Finance Committee
Gilligan
Stockdale
Sen
Howard C. Cook
Toledo
Cook
House-Senate
Turner
Collins’ Education Committee
Clara E. Weisenborn
Dayton
Collins
Paul E. Gillmor
Port Clinton
Harry L. Armstrong
Logan
Hubbard News page brief masthead details
Page from Hubbard News dated December 27 1972 lists publisher L W Stauffer at 212 N Main St Hubbard Ohio 10 Cents per copy. It notes Niles Suburban Newspapers Inc based in Niles Ohio and gives editorial staff Margaret Dennison MN Varveris and other identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles Suburban Newspapers, Inc
Niles
Ohio
Hubbard
Margaret Dennison
Opinion on Mayor's Court fate after Supreme Court ruling
The editorial argues the Supreme Court ruling casting doubt on Mayor's Courts threatens Hubbard's Mayor's Court revenue. It notes potential legislative abolition, urges Hubbard to study a Municipal Court as a contingency, and warns that Mayor's Courts may be phased out with rising professionalism in error-free judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
U.S. Supreme Court
Hubbard
Richard Scullin
Joseph Baldine
Supreme Court
Justice of the Peace
Solomon
Girard Municipal Court
Baldine
Girard
State Rt. 11
Change of heart and a regional mega polis plan emerge
In the Mahoning Valley a hopeful note on progress and attitudes contrasts with a sweeping area plan by Greek planner Constantinos Doxiadis aiming to transform northeastern Ohio into a megapolis. Voters approve studies toward a charter form of government and a 15 member committee to work out details.
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Joan Cochran
Mahoning Valley
Lloyd Stoyer
Area Betterment Council
Constantinos Doxiadis
Ohio
The
Niles
Trumbull County
Joyful Noise About Our Towns and Progress
A year end message praises Trumbull County reform toward a charter form of government to boost efficiency and development. It highlights Warren’s new buildings and historic preservation of the Smith Kinsman and Perkins houses, Youngstown’s rapid construction, and local industries adopting new facilities and a modern off set press for regional papers.
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Trumbull County
Warren
Second National Bank
Margaret Dennison
Smith, Kinsman
Perkins
Mahoning Avenue
Kinsman
Niles
Times
Liberty
Girard
Hubbard
Austintown
Secretary of State Responds to Trumbull Election Letter
Ted W. Brown explains to readers in Trumbull County that there was no basis for claims polling place workers abandoned reporting duties. He notes a misdirection incident at one polling place and says the tabulation delay in the commissioner race was typical, aided by volunteers. He cites long lines due to many Charter Commission candidates and proposes constitutional revisions to Ohio’s election framework.
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Trumbull
Trumbull County
Boards of Elections
Warren
Ohio Supreme Court
County Charter Commission
Ohio
City Charter Commission
Ohio Constitutional Revision Commission
Ted W. Brown
Reflections on the coming year 1973 and renewed faith
The author hopes 1973 will be a better year emphasizing faith, honor, charity, and selflessness. They caution against abandoning yesterday entirely and urge individual resolve while noting most social woes stem from human errors and neglect of basic faith. The piece critiques overreliance on laws to solve daily life problems.
A Call for Justice and Personal Responsibility
A reflective essay argues that true justice requires personal integrity not legal compulsion. It critiques overreliance on courts, hypocrisy in demanding laws while defying them, and the erosion of civic virtue amid debates on marriage, abortion, taxes, and social welfare.
Pros and cons of cable TV for city officials
Letter argues CATV franchising requires careful study by local officials. It highlights three CATV potential areas: improved reception and more channels, expanded local programming, and two day capacity for alarms and data. Recommends reading The Wired City and surveying public needs before granting franchises.
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Chester B. Stout
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John J. Gilligan
Gary
Robert R. Shaw
Oakley C. Collins
Ironton
Shaw
GOP
Washington
Congress
S Tennyson Guyer
R-Findlay
Agriculture, Insurance and
Weisenborn
Armstrong
Gillmor
Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
Guyer
Hubbard News
Che Hubbard
L. W. Stauffer
N. Main St
Hubbard, Ph
MN. Varveris
Mayor's Court
City Center
East Federal
Y.M.C.A
AAA
Goodyear Service Center
Youngstown Hospitals
Vindicator
Youngstown University
Beeghly Athletic Center
Kileawley Hall
Community College
Chaffin
Butler Art Institute
Mike Varveris
Encyclopedia Americana
Charles II
Clifford
Ashley
Buckingham
Arlington
Lauderdale
Grafeite
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