Hubbard Annexation Or Idle Talk In City Township Rift
City officials and township trustees remain divided over a possible disassociation. The City Council authorized Law Director Richard Scullin to draft legislation to separate from the township citing more than 11000 in city taxes paid to the township general fund for residents to vote and hold township offices. Trustee Ray Kulow and others argue it is a political move and would harm the community while calling for continued cooperation. A township statement opposed disassociation, with further notes on the ongoing debate.
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Hubbard
Twnship
Richard Scullin
James McIintee
Ralph Salerno
Salerno
Baldine
Ray Kulow
Kulow
Jack Chappa
Arthur Magee
Donlin aims for Congress in people oriented bid
After securing the Democratic nomination for Ohio's 11th District Donlin vows a people oriented campaign to unseat Republican incumbent J William Stanton. The Hubbard attorney says his focus will be on economy jobs energy health care and elderly needs while praising rivals Magee and Tisor for campaign civility. Delighted supporters flood his home as final results show Donlin trailing Magee statewide but ahead in several counties including Portage and Trumbull highlighting a tough fall race.
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Mike Varveris Hubbard
Pat Donlin
U.S
Hubbard
Arthur Magee
Lake County
Gary A. Tisor
J. William Stanton
Washington
Donlin
Fox North Rd
Stanton
Congress
Magee
Tisor
Helen Dubyak
Hubbard Township
Trumbull County
Warren
Brookfield Township
Portage
Ashtabula
Portage County
Young Ted Vaelli Wins Democratic Nomination for County Commissioner
Former Liberty Trustee Jim Hagan, a 33 year old Southington hair salon operator, loses to Ted Vaelli by 695 votes for the Democratic nomination for county commissioner. Vaelli, 6,739 votes to Hagan’s 6,044, faces incumbent Republican Anthony Bernard in November. Bernard totals 8,653 compliments. Other counts include Joseph Long 4,570. Robert Leonard 3,927. Sam Vivelo 2,777. William Ogleton Jr. 1,817. Richard Smith 1,091. James Chichester 423. In other county races, Patrick Sullivan defeats John McCloskey in Democratic primary. Sullivan to face David Brown in November. Judge Cook to face Robert Ford. Battin re-elected probate judge.
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Liberty
Jim Hagan
Ted M. Vaelli
Southington
Vanelli
Anthony R. Bernard
Hagan
Hubbard
Joseph Long
Warren
Niles
Robert M. Leonard
Girard Service
Sam Vivelo
William Ogleton Jr
Richard L. Smith
Bazetta
James R. Chichester
Newton Falls
Bernard
Patrick Sullivan
John F. McCloskey
David L. Brown
Robert E. Cook
11Th District Court of Appeals
Robert B. Ford
Reed S. Battin
Hubbard High Pyschologist Award Highlighted Inside News
Feature on Hubbard Highs school psychologist and the award she received appears in today's inside pages. Mentioned elsewhere are the Sabella Brothers story on page 8 and Brookfield mine shaft updates on pages 11 and 12 with Hubbard sports developments on pages 13 and 15. The editorial page includes election results commentary and columns by noted writers.
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Hubbard High
Sabella Brothers
Brookfield
Hubbard
Defiance Man Named New Hubbard High Principal
Hubbard Board of Education hires Richard C. Barringer as Hubbard High School principal starting Aug 1 with a two year contract and minimum first year salary of 23500. Barringer, 31, moves from Indian Hills SD Cincinnati area and has a long Ohio teaching and coaching background.
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Hubbard
Stow
Ohio
Ravenna High School
Ravenna
Kent State
Akron
Barringer
Rosemary
Roosevelt and
Reed
Mary E. Ritenour
Columbus
Julie Esseniyi
Reed Council
Helen Baucum
Bert Gallagher
U.S
Jack Arvin
Hubbard Directory Now On Sale In Hubbard
Hubbard Directory sponsored by the Hubbard Area Chamber of Commerce is complete and can be bought at the Curl Tiki Room at 105 E Main St for $1. The book lists Hubbard residents by name address and phone number with two index sections. Sales run June 7 5 to 7 pm June 8 4 to 7 pm June 9 noon to 5 pm and June 10 10 am to 1 pm. The city also plans its annual Old Fashion Fourth of July Celebration on July 1 and 2 with more details to come.
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Mildred Arlene Marshall
Bruce Currie Sr
Park and Recreation Board
Hubbard
Hubbard Area Chamber of Commerce
Curl Tiki Room
E. Main St
Chamber of Commerce
Mary Ann Rovnak
E.J. Berstling
Mageros
Emrich’s
Norgetown Dry Cleaners
Hubbard Chamber of Commerce
P.O
Ohio
Board of Education approves revised grade point policy
The policy sets grade points for A to F and honors courses, defines quality points as credits times final grade, and requires GPA to three decimals. Repeated subjects count, ranking uses a Quality Point-Grade Point Average Factor, with ties sharing ranks. Official ranking ends after eight semesters. valedictorian and salutatorian rules apply.
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HUBBARD—The_ Board of Education
City May Ban Further Water Taps In Hubbard
Hubbard city council directed the law director to draft an ordinance stopping all new water and sewer taps due to problems from recent heavy rains. Trash pickups were extended for a week. Council also moved to third reading an ordinance creating 10 foot fire lanes at front entrances of businesses with off street private parking.
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Hubbard
William Colletta
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Patrick J. Donlin
Patrick
James, Jr
Laura
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Paul Harvey
Joseph C. Harsh
Jack Germond
Jules Witcover
Abby
HHS
Joyce Papa
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