Hubbard Mothers March names Holly Papa chairman
Hubbard Western Reserve Chapter of the March of Dimes has named Mrs Holly Papa Hubbard City Chairman for the 1982 Mothers March. Assisting her are Mrs Lynn Saccomen Mrs Linda Chufo and Mrs Linda Knupp. The January 24 31 appeal asks residents to give generously to fund local and national birth defect research and health education. Volunteers may contact the March of Dimes at 3175 Belmont Avenue 759 2411.
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Hubbard
Western Reserve
March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation
Holly Papa
Hubbard City
Tice
Papa
March of Dimes
Belmont Avenue
Linda Chufo
Linda Knupp
Lynn Saccomen
Forecast of fewer township buildings due to septic costs
Hubbard zoning Inspector Frank McClain warns of a drop in new dwellings and commercial projects in the township for the coming years. He cites lack of sewage capacity and EPA septic requirements as the main cause, with private systems costing about 5000 dollars and public systems over 50000 dollars. High interest rates and a recession also cut building permits, totaling 64 in 1981, including five dwellings and twelve other projects.
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Hubbard
Frank McClain
Ohio Environmental On
EPA
McClain
Jack Choppa Re-elected Township Chairman for Second Year
Township Trustee Jack Choppa has been re-elected chairman of the township board for a second straight year and will begin his fourth term as chairman. He also won unanimous reappointment as vice chairman of the Trumbull County Trustees Association, with Adrian Hovanic of Champion Township named chair. The elections were decided at the annual Warren meeting of trustees and clerks from 24 townships.
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Finalee Hubbard
Jack Choppa
Trumbull
Choppa
Helen Dubyak
Raymond Kulow
Jack
Trumbull County Trustee’s Association
Warren
Adrian Hovanic
Champion Township
Hubbard News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Inside today’s edition várias items include Rotary Students of the Month, a Hubbard man’s prize deer, a Hubbard house fire damage photo, and page references for sports West Park Manor News and editorial content. The page 2 comments feature Joan Cochran Montage and state officials discuss senior programs and budget cuts.
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Hubbard News
Rotary
West Park Manor
Lyle Williams
Better Business Bureau
Harry Meshel
Joan Cochran
Paterniti to head Board of Education
Paterniti was elected president of the Board of Education for 1982 after a secret ballot on Jan 7 prompted a special Jan 9 meeting. Alice Werner was named vice president as the board rescinded the secret ballot and reaffirmed the open vote with Paterniti abstaining.
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Paterniti
Board of Education
Ohio
Sunshine Law
Dan Williams
Alice Werner
Theresa Trucksis
William Kinnick
City workers approve new contract pact
Mayor Arthur Magee announced city employees across the light water street sewer treatment and electric departments have retroactive wage raises 65 cents an hour effective Jan 1 1982 and another 65 cent raise Jan 1 1983. Life insurance rises to 15000 with eye care health and welfare benefits expanding. Talks with AFSCME and department reps concluded after over two months of negotiations amid inflation concerns. FOP talks paused as Mike Angelo is on vacation with a settlement not yet in sight.
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Hubbard
Arthur Magee
Magee
Afscme
American Federation of State and County Municipal Employees Union
al DeVengencie
Jim Palumbo
FOP
Fraternal Order of Police
Mike Angelo
Township approves 25-cent raise for road dept staff
Trustees vote to raise road department hourly pay by 25 cents boosting Ed Hubbard’s salary to 15,220 annually. Police Finances under review. Chief Karlovic seeks a special meeting after talks on raises. Whitaker resigns after 3.5 years to work in Colorado. fire inventory located with township aid.
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Hubbard
Ed Hubbard
John Karlovic
Whitaker
Colorado
Robert Strachan
Sauline Re elected Pro Tem Amid Secret Ballot at City Council
Councilman-at large Albert Sauline Jr. was re elected president pro tem over Robert Bolchalk by a 4 to 3 secret ballot. Hamilton outlined 1982 appropriations totaling 4.6 million except general fund with 196,865 to be spent early. light fund near 2.5 million due to Ohio Edison rate hikes.
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Hubbard
Albert Sauline Jr
Robert S. Bolchalk
Sauline
Bolchalk
Phyllis Hamilton
Ohio Edison
Hamilton
City Council Forms New Committees at Reorganization
Hubbard City lawmakers reassigned members to new committees at the January 4 reorganization. Finance and Legislation led by Gerald Wittenauer with Robert Bolchalk and Wilson Patton as committeemen. Safety chaired by Bolchalk with Wittenauer and John Glod as committeemen. Utilities chaired by Michael Yobe with Edward Palestro and Bolchalk as committeemen.
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Edward Palestro
Bolchalk
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Mothers March
Iar Clein
Inside Today
Robert Paterniti
Karlovic
Jeffrey Hardin
Jeffery L. Whitaker
Police At
Department
Betty Malin
Richard Tate
Youngstown
State University
Malin
Tate
Council
Pro
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