27 Nov 1985
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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1985
Page
1
State lawmakers consider the Hancock Amendment dubbed the Missouri Plan which requires state funding for laws forcing local government spending. Proponents cite relief from mandates while critics warn against unintended limits and legal challenges. Ohio lawmakers discuss potential adoption with mixed views.
Hubbard complains over West Park Avenue project amid claims of shoddy workmanship and unclear responsibilities. Councilman Garono accuses city handling, while William Mariotti defends his status as part time inspector and city employee. A field report by Mosure and Syrakis notes defects and pending curb corrections, with further council discussion planned.
Santa arrives amid fire trucks and parade glow to herald a citywide Holidays in Hubbard event. Merchants plan open houses on November 29 30 and December 1 to kick off shopping hours with Tree Lighting Caroling on December 5 and a series of Santa visits and drawings through December 21.
A week-long Common Pleas hearing into the Clark of Courts Violet Whitman office finances continues Monday with 21 staff pay hikes at issue. Judge Mitchell F Shaker questions clerk Jeanette Laker about why some workers received up to 20 percent raises while union rules required promotions to higher roles. Whitman argues the five-office operation is being unfairly singled out as a deficit remains about 12 000 dollars due to sick leave and retirement benefits. A county jobs study by Clemans Nelson and Associates is due by December 2 and must be approved by the AFSCME Local 2493 before implementation.
Hubbard Township officials await Police Chief's return from vacation to obtain a full report on damages to a police cruiser. Early estimates place damage at 700 to 800 dollars after the frame was damaged on railroad tracks near the administration building. Trustees plan to review the matter in a closed session for potential disciplinary action against the driver once the report is presented.
Hubbard urges ne Ohio donors to attend a December 3 blood drawing at St Patrick Church Hall from 1 to 7 p.m. The drive invites healthy people aged 17 and over to help accident victims the ill and surgical patients during the holiday season.
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