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Newspaper

Hubbard News

Location

Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1982

Page

2

Endorsements in 17th District Primary Debate

The Hubbard News backs Gary J. Thompson in the 17th District Democratic primary for Congress. The six candidates include Michael Beckes Thomas Carney Rosemarie Francis Frank Lesaganich George Tablack and Gary Thompson. Thompson is praised for energy experience and sincerity.

Lyle Williams Michael E. Beckes Carpenters Liberty Township Thomas E. Carney Girard Rosemarie Francis Austintown Frank Lesaganich United Steelworkers George D. Tablack Mahoning County Gary J. Thompson Trumbull County Tablack Charles J. Carney Carney Illiams W. Thompson Congress Gary Thompson Thompson Mahoning Valley

Democrats and Republicans vie for Trumbull County seat

The race for the sole Trumbull County commissioner post features four Democrats Ted M. Vannelli Arthur A. Magee John F. McCloskey and Geri Taczak plus three Republicans Frank C. Adgate Donald Bowser and Jesse L. McCormick. Endorsements favor Magee and both Bowser and Adgate for suitability.

Trumbull Ted M. Vannelli Hubbard Arthur A. Magee John F. McCloskey Brookfield Geri Taczak McCloskey Vannelli

Sullivan for Auditor of Trumbull County

In the race for the Democratic nomination Patrick J. Sullivan seeks reelection as Trumbull County Auditor. Challenger David A. Hines, Howland Township trustee, argues business experience helps but Sullivan's education, experience, and public trust make him the preferable choice.

Trumbull County Patrick J. Sullivan David A. Hines Howland Township Sullivan

Six candidates vie for Trumbull County judge seat

In Trumbull County Domestic Relations Juvenile Court retirements open a race for judge. Six candidates Daniel C. Kender Allan R. Larmi Craig H. Neuman Thomas F. Norton James J. Rounsley and Charles I. Swartz seek the post in a Democratic primary with no Republican candidate. Norton Neuman and Rounsley receive spotlight as strong contenders.

Trumbull County John DePietro DePietro Peter Panagis Daniel C. Kender Allan R. Larmi Craig H. Neuman Thomas F. Norton James J. J. Rounsley Charles I. Swartz Norton Neuman Rounsley Trumbull County Children’s Services Board CSB

Two Qualified Candidates for Trumbull Common Pleas Judge

The Democratic race for Common Pleas Court judge in Trumbull County features Howard Martin and Robert Nader. Both are seasoned lawyers with strong public service backgrounds and would bring dignity and fairness to the bench. Each candidate has long tenure in law and public office, and the article asserts they are equally qualified to serve the court well.

Trumbull County Common Pleas Court David Griffith Howard Martin Robert Nader Martin Nader Ohio General Assembly Common Pleas

Solving Ohio Budget Woes Faces Senate House Clash

Deliberations continue in the Ohio General Assembly as a conference committee weighs differences between House and Senate budget plans. Key disputes include tax increases, spending cuts, and education funding while projections show a combined fiscal solution of around $924 million in the Senate and just over $1.0 billion in the House. The plans feature income tax surcharges, new brackets, and targeted教育 cuts, with ongoing battles over welfare, energy credits, and pay raises.

Harry Meshel Ohio Ohio General Assembly House Senate Ohio Senate Department of Education Statehouse

Advice from Better Business Bureau Lowering cooling costs

BBB president John Moliterno offers practical summer energy savers. Readers learn to set central AC thermostats to 80 degrees, use fans on cooler days, maintain clean filters, and choose high efficiency EER units. Shade, draperies, awnings, insulation and attic ventilation reduce heat gain.

John Moliterno Better Business Bureau BBB

Montage The best brains

An essay notes that Japan’s average IQ is higher than the United States, with 10 percent above 130 versus 2 percent in the U S. It speculates on factors from living standards to environment and cultural shifts, and reflects on American pride and renewed effort in facing global competition.

America Japan

Endorsement for 58th District Governor Candidate Melfi

Columbus reports a fiscal crisis with proposed tax hikes and service cuts. The editorial endorses Girard Mayor Michael Melfi for the 58th District seat, citing prudent management, communication with subdivisions, and opposition to further taxes until state finances are restructured. It notes incumbent Rep Williams is hardworking but supports change.

Columbus Ohio Joseph Hardin Hubbard Melfi Girard Rep Williams

Hubbard News Welcome Letters Policy

The Hubbard News invites letters to the editor to be published signed with full address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and cannot be returned. The paper reserves the right to publish and edit letters as needed.

Donne J. Kay Micheel M. Ververis Robert Miller Mergeret A. Mollica Business Menage Gordon Anderson John Manne Joseph P. Urbania The Hubbard News Phoenix Publications, Inc State St Niles Ohio

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Democratic Party Democrats Beckes Vienna Magee Frank C. Adgate Donald Bowser Mecca Township Jesse L. McCormick Bowser Adgate Journal of Ohio Today Better Business Bureau of Mahoning Valley Inc P.O Mahoning Bank Youngstown Joan Cochran
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