Joseph V Ross elected president of Warren area retired teachers
Joseph V Ross was elected president of the Trumbull County Retired Teachers Chapter at a Howland United Methodist Church luncheon. The slate included Della Mathews as president elect, Donald Mackvans as vice president, Ocy Vaughn as recording secretary, Kathryn Thompson as corresponding secretary, Audrey Bruce as director, and Wallace Clay as treasurer. Marceline Stevens thanked members, and the Warren G Harding High School Madrigal Singers directed by Dennis Girton performed.
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Warren Joseph V. Ross
Trumbull County
Howland United Methodist Church
Joseph Seaborn
Della Mathews
Donald Mackvans
Ocy Vaughn
Kathryn Thompson
Audrey Bruce
Wallace Clay
Ross
Teachers’ Organization
Commission On
Marceline Stevens
Warren G. Harding High School Madrigal Singers
Dennis Girton
Kent State Trumbull Campus to Begin $4 Million Expansion
The Ohio State Board of Control granted $175 000 Wednesday to Kent State University Trumbull Campus to start planning a four million dollar expansion. Architects Hayter Howard Saxon and Associates will design five new buildings including a library a Health and Physical Education block and a Quanitites building with a storage and maintenance structure and greenhouse. Planning should start within a week or two and the project marks the first major addition since the campus on Mahoning Avenue.
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Ohio State Board of Control
Kent State University
Warren Firm
Hayter, Howard
Quanities
Hubbard Public Schools to Open Fall 1970 Menu Plan
The Hubbard school lunch menu for January 2-5 lists Beef stew on biscuit with sides on Tuesday, hamburger on bun on Wednesday, Joni Marzetti on Thursday, and Italian pizza on Friday with milk each day. Plans note future construction converting the existing building into a science and technology facility with contracts expected by spring 1973 and full completion by 1975.
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Hubbard
Hubbard Jan
Cilrty
Young urges watchdog role and personnel reform for county
Lamar Young spoke to the Trumbull County Charter Commission urging a watchdog position to monitor key moves. He cited the Citizens Advisory Committee report and proposed saving about 200 000 dollars yearly by trimming personnel and contracting services, contending the plan was ignored by the current board. He called for one authoritative official over personnel and broader legislative input to improve county governance. County Recorder Clare O’Brien described her department duties and urged fairer salaries. Next meeting is December 27 at 4 p.m. in the administration building.
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Trumbull
Lamar Young
Charter Board
Young
Advisory Board
Commissioner Board
Charter Commission
Clare O’brien
Gary Thompson
John McCloskey
Service in Hawaii is option for volunteers
The Army announces the 25th Infantry Division in Hawaii as part of the Special Unit of Choice enlistment option. Recruits may select the 25th Division and then choose an MOS from unit offerings before enlisting. SFC Gerald Aggers notes Hawaii access via Schofield Barracks near Honolulu and Waikiki beaches. Tropic Lightning division rolls out Modern Volunteer Army changes including barracks partitioning and decentralized inspections.
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SFC. Aggers
Schofield Barracks
Honolulu
Waikiki
25Th Infantry Division
Tropic Lightning
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