FOP approves new Hubbard police contract in tight budget
Hubbard police officers approve a two year contract with a 60 cent hourly raise per year, raising annual salaries to 18 300 and boosting benefits such as vision care and off duty maintenance. FOP President Michael Angelo says overall package makes up for lower pay requests. Mayor Magee praises cooperative negotiations.
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Hubbard
Trumbull
FDP
Angelo
FOP
Magee
School Board examines equal treatment for girl cagers
Hubbard area parents urged the Board of Education to address alleged sex discrimination in girls basketball facilities versus boys. James Barita pressed potential Title IX violations and locker room concerns while Title IX coordinator Carolin Lewis said she had not been contacted formally. Athletic director Paul suggested facility design and era as contributing factors, with further review planned.
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Barita
Carolin Lewis
Board of Mal
Paul
Times
Air raid siren schedule change announced by fire chief
Hubbard Fire Chief Robert Strachan says the air raid whistle will replace the regular fire whistle every Monday at 9 p.m. to better familiarize the community with the distinct sound. The change aims to improve school awareness of air raid alerts.
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Hubbard
Robert Strachan
Inside Hubbard News highlights and page guides
A concise note outlines features across pages: nutrition in fast foods on page 6, a Hubbard woman profile on page 14, weekly sports on page 11, a pictorial on page 10, and editorials with Lyle Williams and a Montage column by Joan Cochran. It mentions Hospice of Trumbull County and a consumer advice piece on free vacations.
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Lyle Williams
Joan Cochran
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Better Business Bureau
Hospice
Trumbull County
Consu
State budget cuts may force big school program reductions
Superintendent James D Eramo warned that a proposed 531 million statewide cut could reduce 1982 funding by about 420000 for the local district. Programs such as gifted, string and pool would face cuts along with teachers custodians and bus transportation. The curriculum will be reviewed and by April decisions made. Bus routes may be consolidated and some electives cut to preserve core requirements. Roof repairs and future improvements may be eliminated.
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Fina Lee Hubbard
James D’eramo
Board of Education
Tax reappraisal steps explained in Warren Ohio
Trumbull County Auditor Patrick J. Sullivan outlines the six year property reappraisal process under state law. Residents can visit the auditor’s office Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for explanations of values and official records should be used for questions. Sabre Systems has been hired to appraise all taxable properties with Ohio Department of Tax Equalization approval. The first step in the program is detailed.
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Warren
Patrick J. Sullivan
Trumbull
Sullivan
Ohio
Sabre Systems
Ohio Department of Tax Equalization
Township police chief helps deliver baby girl
Hubbard Township police Chief John Karlovic assisted in delivering a baby girl at 82 Stoneybrook Drive in the Stoneybrook Trailer Park after an ambulance was called. The newborn Trina Marie weighed 7 pounds 7.5 ounces and was born as mother Vickie Romo and husband Allan romo waited. both mother and child were in excellent condition and set for hospital release after a typical stay. The Romos have two other children, Kenny, 11, and Kari, 3½, at home.
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Hubbard — Township
John Karlovic
Stoneybrook Drive
Stoneybrook
Karlovic
Allan Romo
Vickie
Allen
Trina
Kenny
Kari
Free VITA tax help offered to seniors and low income
IRS volunteer program provides free local tax assistance for older and low income taxpayers. VITA volunteers help with Form 1040A and related schedules and offer information on credits. Locations in Trumbull County include Brookfield, Hubbard, and Warren centers with schedules and appointment details. Call numbers provide further information.
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Warren
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Nancy Hays
VITA
Trumbull County
Brookfield Administration
Strimbu Dr
Brookfield
Hubbard Senior Center
N. Main St
Hubbard
Scope, Inc
Warren Senior Center
West Market St
Police reports show arrests down in 1981 with more complaints
Hubbard police data indicate 1980 arrests at 1,389 total, 1981 arrests lower. Complaints answered rise to 3,103 in 1981 from 3,389 in 1980, while accidents increased by 22. Miles patrolled drop from 162,782 in 1980 to 149,495 in 1981. Theft cases fall to 153 in 1981 from 173 in 1980. Domestic violence 39, other assault 8, indecent exposure 6, bomb threat 1, arson 1 in 1981.
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Kurt Walker
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Donna Hahn
Sandra Barrett
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