Our Opinion on Elections and Local Candidates
The Hubbard News urges respect for the election process and notes both highs and lows of recent primaries. It praises Harold Williams for treasurer and Walter Pestrak for county commissioner while lamenting Paul Barran's defeat and highlighting Adrian Hovanic as a promising trustee. The piece calls for recognizing losers and valuing public service beyond one race.
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Villany
Harold Williams
Walter Pestrak
Paul Barran
Pestrak
Adrian Hovanic
Champion Township
School film flap a false issue, she says Editor
A member argues against the Professional Rights and Responsibilities Commission inquiry into Hubbard Board of Education's removal of the film White Magic Black Magic. The writer defends local control, criticizes HEA and DEA interference, and questions perceived threats to academic freedom while urging focus on real school problems.
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Professional Rights and Responsibilities Commission
The
Ohio Education Association
Hubbard Board of Education
Hubbard Education Association
HEA
PARC
Hubbard
DEA
Hubbard Recycling Center seeks volunteer coordinator
The Hubbard Recycling Center needs a volunteer coordinator as the longtime center director has moved away. The center operates Saturdays from 1 to 2 30 p m and collects paper glass tin and aluminum for conservation and funding city beautification projects such as pool area planting. Call Grace Lutheran Church at 534 3168 between 9 a m and 2 p m to volunteer. Pastor Bob Kridler
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Hubbard Recycling Center
Grace Congregation
Hubbard
Grace Lutheran Church
Whittier Poem Mistakenly Attributed in Reader Note
A reader correction recalls John Greenleaf Whittier as author of the schoolhouse poem once misattributed to James Whitcomb Riley. The piece recalls a teacher and a boy, ending with memory of a grave and a note of gratitude to Harriet Case and Mrs. L A Callan for their letters.
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Barbara Walters
Evening News
James Whitcomb Riley
John Greenleaf Whittier
McGuffey
Harriet Case
A Clear Method to Pick the Veep for 1976
John Gardner proposes a two week preconvention list of up to eight vice presidential hopefuls by any presidential candidate with 100 or more delegates. The plan aims to give voters, media, and delegates time to study records, ensure disclosure, and avoid rash, ticket balancing.
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John Gardner
Harry Truman
Richard Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Gerald Ford
Theodore H. White
Anthem of the flag and symbols echo in reminiscence of war
A bi centennial reflection on The Star Spangled Banner recounts Fort McHenry night during the War of 1812 with Francis Key inspired lines. It cites global flags and ideal of the American flag as a beacon of courage, justice, and peace as Florida born orating by Rev. Anthony T Niles from Ohio.
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Fort McHenry
Francis Key
Iwo Jima
Anthony T Niles
Ohio
Celeste signals ascent in Ohio governor race crowdless desk moment
Lt. Gov. Richard F. Celeste imagined a crowd on the Ohio statehouse dais after locking his office door and standing on his desk making V signs. The Columbus Column notes the moment as a predictor that Celeste could be the 1978 GOP frontrunner, with allies and rivals shaping the path. It also observes Celeste’s restrained involvement while his brother Theodore directs Carter's Ohio campaign, leaving Celeste to play a waiting game.
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Columbus
Richard F. Celeste
Statehouse
William B. Sax
Ohio
Dick Celeste
South Pole
Celeste
William J. Brown
U.S
James V. Stanton
U.S. Senate
House
Vernal G. Riffe, Jr
Stanton
Riffe
Gertrude W. Donahey
Tom Ferguson
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Richard Celeste
Senate
Theodore
Jimmy Carter
Little Brother
Carter
Whch
Peanut Farmer’s Convention
Brown
Ferguson
Hubbard News staff and publication details
The Hubbard News in Niles Ohio lists CHarLene RAYBURN as News Editor and Robert R. Miller as Managing Editor with L. W. Stauffer as Editorial Page Editor. The paper is published weekly and mailed second class since January 12 1928 with subscription rates 12 dollars yearly 7 dollars six months and 4 dollars three months.
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Charlene Rayburn
Robert R. Miller
L. W. Stauffer
Hubbard News
Niles Publishing Co. Inc
Niles
Ohio
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