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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1983
Page
10
A bartender at Bojangles on 1601 S. Raccoon Rd. in Austintown recalls a shift from 5 p.m. onward. Regulars arrive for happy hour and top 40 bands, while quick hands and humor help manage the chaotic rush and social rituals of bar life.
Youngstown lightweight Harry Arroyo, ranked eighth, vies for a shot at the world lightweight title as Ray Mancini suffers a collarbone injury that could open opportunities. Arroyo, managed by Ed Sullivan, recalls amateur success, televised bouts, and plans to face Melvin Paul, Gene Hatcher, or Ken Bogner for a potential ESPN or WBC title path.
Ohio health officials offer a free illustrated booklet on poisonous plants to help parents identify dangerous species around the home. The pamphlet explains symptoms from vomiting to shock and provides a mailed request address for a stamped self addressed envelope.
William F. Smith Jr. of Pabst Brewing Co told Youngstown's American Production and Inventory Control Society that brewers share core ingredients and methods, making advertising the key differentiator. He said Anheuser Busch and Miller hold the advertising leverage, while Pabst concentrates on stronger sales through marketing and belt tightening. Smith noted Pabst's top Milwaukee status and outlined staff cuts and early retirements to stay competitive.
For fifty years in the early 20th century London, every informed criminal could spot Scotland Yard officers by distinct haircuts. The note frames a period style where grooming signaled authority, reflecting how appearance shaped public perception of policing.
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