City-Ambulance Contract Negotiations Hit 150 Percent Rise
Hubbard reports Sherman Ambulance rate jumped from 100 to 250 per call after contract expired December 31 1984. Talks continue as city ponders bids or establishing its own service. Sherman will run three days weekly with HQ near Silver Chevrolet and Sharon Pennsylvania office. Township officials join pact for emergency calls. Local residents face higher costs.
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Sharon
Sherman
Silver Chevrolet
Sharon, Pa
City eyes sewer plant privatization bid plan
Hubbard considers rent with option to buy for a new sewer plant as federal aid dwindles. Councilman Edward Palestro urges bidding to privatize, arguing it may cost less and expand sewer service, with rates to be set after a private firm builds and rents the plant.
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Hubbard
Ohio
Environmental Protection Agency
Edward Palestro
Palestro
Burghill couple named Foster Parents of the Winter Quarter
Warren-A Burghill minister Rev. Larry McDevitt and wife Linda named Foster Parents of the Winter Quarter by Trumbull County Children Services. They foster five girls aged 13 to 18, four in Home Care Intervention, with three own children at home. They run Ark Ministries and expect a church on their 23 acre farm.
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Warren
Burghill
Trumbull
Children Services
Melanie Jones
Rev. McDevitt
Ark Ministries
Brookfield
Sharon
Greenville
Masury
McDevitt
James
Class of 45 plans Hubbard reunion
HUBBARD The Hubbard High School class of 1945 seeks missing classmates. Contact Jean Curry at 534-5279 or Gloria Hill at 534-2221 for reunion details, as efforts to locate everyone continue despite economic pressures.
City residents offered class action over electric rates
Hubbard utility customers face a potential class action suit for alleged overcharging. Joseph Schroeder filed suit on August 10, 1984, with Trumbull County Court ordering notice to all residents on December 12, 1984. Exclusion requires returning the form by March 1.
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Hubbard
City Electric
Joseph Schroeder
Trumbull County
Naval Reserve offers good pay and college aid in Girard
Senior Chief Steve W. Chordas Jr., the local Naval Reserve recruiter, says part time work with education benefits is available at the Girard Armed Forces Recruiting Center. Recruits receive training, attend monthly meetings, and two weeks of annual duty, with options including a $2000 bonus or up to 4000 toward college or vocational school.
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Jim Flick
Girard
U.S. Naval Reserve
Steve W. Chordas Jr
Naval Reserve
Chordas
Armed Forces
W. Liberty St
Mahoning Valley
United States
Naval Reserve Center
Youngstown
Editorial urges Hubbard City to study ambulance options
The Hubbard City Council should move from stalemate and address ambulance service problems. Editorial argues private firms have repeatedly shown losses after contracts, cites rising emergency ride costs, and suggests Hubbard Volunteer Fire Department could run an in-town service with quicker response and local dedication.
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Hubbard City Council
Council
Hubbard Volunteer Fire Department
Hubbard
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