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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1985
Page
3
Community residents asked Hubbard School about why athletes must take Physical Education and why finals affect grades. Answers cite state standards and overall year grade weight. Other queries cover kindergarten being full day, and substitute pay compared to neighboring districts amid financial strain.
A critical column denounces Ohio lawmakers for diverting lottery profits and state funds toward private bank and insurance programs. It cites a $25 million lottery surplus used for a Savings and Loan Guarantee Fund, a collapsed Home State Savings Bank, and a proposed Mine Subsidence Insurance Fund with delays and federal grant dependence. The piece accuses officials of prioritizing politics over public education and homeowner protection, accusing Governor Celeste of pushing deals while taxpayers lose confidence.
A writer reflects on child abductions in Butler County and nearby towns, praising school programs and police efforts while urging ongoing education. She honors dispatchers and officers, questions why children still cry, and calls for intensified community action to protect kids.
The article notes many areas in Ohio lie prone to mine openings with about 660000 acres at risk. In Trumbull County Hubbard Estates sits atop former mine networks with openings on Moore and Raymond Streets. Other openings occurred in Brookfield Liberty and private properties. New insurance will cover private property openings only, with a 20 dollar minimum premium and a deductible from 2 percent of insured value, min 250 max 500, while insurers act as marketers and do not handle claims. Counties with vested interest include Belmont Columbiana Jackson Mahoning Meigs Monroe Tuscarawas and Vinton.
Growth efforts accelerate as a reinvestment project takes shape through a newly formed city council committee led by council president Albert Sauline Jr. The move signals ongoing municipal focus on development and fiscal planning within the city.
Miss Patrick led a Roosevelt School session previewing a film about drug and alcohol abuse to teach children health risks and the idea that saying no is possible. She urged families, law enforcement, legislators, clergy, and schools to collaborate, noting a single film is not a cure.
A homeowner reports seven years of trouble free service from an electric heat pump and notes lower heating bills and low maintenance costs. The ad promotes flame free electric heat pumps and invites readers to contact Ohio Edison for details.
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