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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1983
Page
1
A community group called CONTACT TRUMBULL Hubbard Drug Awareness Group forms to educate homes schools and the community about drug and alcohol abuse and related issues. Edward Palestro councilman notes the effort also addresses child neglect and domestic violence with goals in education enforcement and aftercare.
Hubbard council members face a foul problem as residents near Saul Waugh and Hillview Drive complain of a strong odor from the sewage treatment plant. With funding gaps delaying a rebuild, Palestro urges action while Colletta cites EPA help and possible self financing options as a path forward. The city trails in federal grant lists, with project costs rising from 4 million to 11 million over a decade.
Members of the Automobile Dealers Association of Eastern Ohio from Trumbull and Mahoning counties launched a three week promotion starting March 14 with a breakfast at the Avalon Inn. The drive combines a $10,000 cash giveaway with reduced interest rates on new and used cars, trucks and vans. ADAEO executive vice president Jerry Thorpe says the aim is to draw customers by registering at participating dealers for cash prizes and by offering 11.9 percent on new vehicles and 12.9 percent on qualifying used vehicles. The promotion follows last year’s success and expands with Smith Advertising Agency handling publicizing tasks, including a broad media plan across newspapers, radio, TV and outdoor ads.
Hubbard city council and township leaders debated separating the city from the township to save about 17000 in outside millage funds. Citizens urged unity, with Trustees Choppa and Bolchalk cautioning against action that could cost jobs and disrupt shared schooling and worship.
Brookfield customers of Trumbull County water seek an investigation over rate hikes from 72 to 91 percent. They accuse the county commissioners of negligence, faulting all but Commissioner Arthur Magee. The group, including Brookfield Trustee Vincent Scoccia, questions why Shenango Valley Water Co. bulk water charges and local pass throughs raise late fees to customers. They cite a gap in 500000 gallons purchased versus 286000 billed in 1982 and accuse illegal tap-ins, awaiting prosecutor review.
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