Missing Pennsylvania girl from bus stop prompts police search
On February 22 1985 at 405 pm Cherrie Ann Mahan 50 inches 68 pounds white girl brown hair hazel eyes vanished after leaving her school bus near Winfield Township Butler County Pennsylvania with a grey coat blue denim skirt blue leg warmers white leotards and blue book bag. A blue or green van with a mountain skiing scene and an unaccounted blue car were seen in the area. father and state police search and urge tips to 412 284 8100 or local police.
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Pennsylvania
Cherrie
Winfield Township
Butler County
Pennsylvania State Police
Court upholds line item veto in Hubbard city ordinance
In Hubbard, Trumbull Common Pleas Court Judge Robert Nader upheld a 1982 city ordinance that created a collective bargaining agreement with AFSCME Local 159. The suit challenged former Mayor Arthur Magee's veto of two parity wage adjustment sections, ruling the ordinance valid without those provisions.
Hubbard Park and Recreation Board Dinner Features St Patrick Day Decor
Hubbard The Hubbard Park and Recreation Board hosted a dinner at Hubbard Manor on Tuesday March 12 with 75 guests. The event featured remarks by Jim Pitts and William Colletta among others, St Patrick Day decorations, entertainment by residents and a sing along with birthday tributes to two residents.
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William Kinnick
Donald Joshua
Rita Hetson
Jim Pitts
Manor Housing
Barbara Farmer
William Colletta
Lillian Sweesy
Mary Leeman
Tom Begeot
Mike Tinti
Alice Brownlee
Francis van Dyke
Fran Mullin
Stella Collar
Isabelle Ladig
Addie Haddenham
Rose Swaska
Eva Kahl
Mryde Felletti
Slow Pitch League Forming in Hubbard This Spring
Hubbard seeks teams for a Saturday Slow Pitch League starting this Spring. Games at Harding Park on Saturdays. Each team pays 225 dollars for fields maintenance balls trophies and ASA sanctioned umpires. Interested teams may contact Frank at 534-4408.
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Hubbard
Harding Park
ASA
Frank
Legislation Aims to Boost Library Funding in Ohio
A House and Senate proposal would reform library funding by shifting to a personal income tax based distribution. Mahoning County could rise from 2.6 to about 3.6 million in 1986 and Trumbull from 2.0 to 2.9 million, with statewide gains seen next year. Senator Meshel plans to study impact to ensure Mahoning Valley receives a fair share.
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Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
Trumbull County
Harry Meshel
Assembly
Meshel
Dem
Youngstown
Ohio
Mahoning Valley
Senate
Tax Department
Richard Celeste
Republicans
House
Registration opens for Hubbard adult education courses
Hubbard Morell administrative assistant announces adult enrichment classes starting the week of April 8 with 10 sessions of two hours. Each instructor and participants decide meeting days, one or two per week, with completion by Memorial Day and a 15 dollar course fee plus material charges for some courses. Minimum 13 registrations required per course.
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Hubbard
Carl Morell
Morell
Spring pool schedule at Hubbard Community Pool
The Spring schedule at Hubbard Community Pool starts March 25 with open swim and instructional classes. Open Swim: Monday adult swim 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Tue-Fri 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Preschool and kindergarten through grade three lessons Tue Thu 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Adult lessons Tue Thu 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. Beginning March 30, K-3 lessons Saturday 11 a.m. to 12 noon and 12 to 1 p.m. Eight lessons per class. Call 534-1992 to register.
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Hubbard
Richard Cepin
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