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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1981
Page
3
Robert A Litman, senior at Hubbard High, is commended by the National Merit Scholarship Program for ranking among top participants. The NMSC notes this honor honors academic achievement and personal development as he enters his final year of high school.
Coalburg Lodge 8 of the Fraternal Order of Police backed the Brookfield police levy and Hubbard renewal at the September 30 meeting. New 1981 82 officers named include Ken Miller Hubbard president and Jesse Riggleman Brookfield vice president. Brewer named sergeant at arms. Youth program spearheaded by Brewer and Murphy. Al DeJulio seeks re election to the Board of Education in the November 3 vote, a Hubbard Eagle proprietor since 1967. He has two grandchildren in the district and a son teaching here. The Democratic Women of Ohio opposed two November ballot issues at their 50th convention, opposing private insurers in worker compensation and a redistricting plan adding politics to local units.
Raymond Kulow compiles a township handbook offered free to residents. He says he is solely responsible for contents and that the book is a public service funded by him. It covers county office phone index, annexation dangers, boundaries, junk car info, dog problems, fire department formation, zoning, and tax details. Contact 534-1261 for a copy.
City council discussed a year to date 3.5 percent expense overrun and emphasized maintaining vigilance to avoid red ink. Crowe proposed cutting costs by severing township voting ties saving about 15000 annually to fund a needed worker. Dorothy Booth was welcomed as the new Clerk of Council replacing Timothy Rodgers.
Mike Gunter asked what the Sunshine Law is as the students council discussed a matter the City Law Director Joseph Blackwell was asked to examine regarding whether they had acted appropriately in the prior session.
McGlaughlin told Dubyak about 121000 feet of cable needed for town residents with 41000 feet completed and the utility working as applications come in. He said contractors are available and project design is done, but no completion date is given. Blackwell advised law to Gunter in his office for student study as council notes youth involvement.
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