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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1973
Page
5
Youngstown State University's WYSU FM, the fine arts radio station, has been awarded a $9,000 programming grant for 1973 by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private nonprofit corporation.
Eleven federal crime control grants totaling more than $252 000 were approved by Gov. John J. Gilligan. The largest, $178 753, goes to Wayne County to assess jail needs across Holmes Medina and Wayne and to design a multi county facility. Other grants fund Sandusky police communications, adult probation volunteer help in Butler County, Bellevue Court facilities, Noble County radio gear, and a Cleveland court manager training. The package supports WYSU public radio broadcasting expansion and CPB continuation remarks by Henry Loomis.
The Hubbard menu for May 21 to 25 features hot dogs on bun, turkey with whipped potatoes, cook's choice, senior day lasagna, and fish sandwich with sides and milk. Liberty list covers May 16 to 25 with pizza, roast beef, macaroni and cheese, spaghetti, sloppy Joe, oven fried chicken, tomato soup, and assorted sides and desserts.
The Exploring Division of the Western Reserve Council BSA will stage its first Explorer Sports Tournament on May 19 at Warren G Harding Athletic Field. Twelve events across track and field swimming basketball bicycling and chess will award Olympic style medals top male and female trophies and a winning team plaque. Nearby sponsors include Sportland Sports Shop. May is National Home Improvement Month.
The International Institute hosts a two day folk festival at the new Maronite Center on Meridian Road May 26 and 27 from noon to 10 pm. Twenty five ethnic groups will present food booths and performances showcasing Chinese Croatian Ethiopian German Ghanian Greek Hungarian Irish Israeli Italian Japanese Korean Lebanese Romanian Serbian Slovak Transylvanian Saxon Ukrainian and more with crafts demonstrations and classes. Admission is 1.25 for adults and 0.50 for children and seniors.
Senator Taft Sr will headline a $50 per plate fundraiser at the Maronite Center Austintown on June 1 to aid re election of Mayor Jack C. Hunter with Taft Jr as speaker Tickets are available from Republican headquarters Elton Lukhart and several others Roger Tracy former state auditor will discuss a separate dinner May 17 in Youngstown
San Antonio, Texas headline reports the death of race car driver Clarence Lovell who finished fourth in a 500 mile race last weekend. He was killed Friday in a truck crash that occurred while attempting to change tapes in a dashboard mounted tape deck.
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