27 May 1981
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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1981
Page
1
Township trustees search for solutions to stop dumping at Wick Road near the I-80 overpass. The issue affects nearby residents and prompts calls for enforcement, cleanup, and preventative measures from local officials.
City residents vote next Tuesday for Girard Court Judge candidates while several council and township races offer little Republican challenge. Incumbents and challengers mix in Democratic contests as voters weigh experience against new blood in a busy ballot.
At Thursday night’s meeting the Board offered no confirmation on a new superintendent. Carl Morell holds the post with a prior option to return to administrative assistant, while Luther Gutknecht has left. The district approved about 200 graduates pending grade checks, set a 1981 82 calendar starting September 7, and designated the administrative assistant as Record Control Officer despite objections.
Local Hubbard sports notice invites softball or soccer leagues sanctioned in Hubbard to submit scores through Raymond Lee after 6 p.m. at 534-2674. Teams must be league members playing in Hubbard. players need not reside in the city.
Voters in City and township, plus Girard, Liberty and Vienna, will cast ballots for the municipal judgeship. See page 3 for full coverage and candidate details. The issue also highlights ABWA woman of the year on page 9 and brides features on page 4. Page 2 presents editorials and comments on AWACS sale delay and state monopoly repeal efforts.
A detailed roll of polling sites across precincts A to J including Fire Stations, high schools, apartments, churches, clubs, and garages. Specific precincts are assigned to Chestnut Ridge School, Fire Station Avenue, First Presbyterian Church, Racquet Club and Coalburg United Methodist Church with street addresses noted for accessibility.
Hubbard councilman reports two juveniles were caught in the act of vandalizing road signs after a citizen called in. Police secured the offenders within minutes. The council discusses raising parking fines from two to five dollars and rethinking sign ordinances after the June election.
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