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CANFIELD FAIR Schedule of events
FREE DAILY EVENTS 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. STEAM SHOW Southeast corner 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. SPINNING DEMO
Bald Eagles hurt by missed chances
The Bald Eagles' defense got tired in the second half. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS
MAHONING COUNTY Gains seeks gag order
Gains said the detective's comments show a lack of regard for the victim. By BOB JACKSON
Bush's policies forcing increase in national debt
Opinion: Bush's policies forcing increase in national debt EDITOR: I believe that by this point in time
NFL Steelers shut out Bills, 20-0
Pittsburgh's defense showed more than its offense. By PHIL NOVAK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
STOCKS Local interest
The steelmaker expects to continue seeing red ink. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS
SALEM Humane Society looks for a home
The animal shelter stopped accepting dogs and cats because of noise complaints and financial issues.
NOTEBOOK From Heinz Field
Fill-in refs: With replacement officials filling after the lockout by commissioner Paul Tagliabue,
Honey, let's make a beeline to a hive
What is the buzz at the fair? Bees benefit farmers by pollinating crops. By MARALINE KUBIK
Magistrate to consider Traficant's motion
Magistrate to consider Traficant's motion CLEVELAND -- The federal judge presiding over U.S. Rep.
GAIL WHITE Man's passion for dahlias grows along with garden
As I pull into the driveway of Rodney and Kay Toth's Hubbard home, the rain is pelting down on my
Mays plays through injury, paces potent running game
Since transferring from Cincinnati, the junior tailback has been YSU's biggest running threat. By
GM LORDSTOWN Pact with changes passes
The deal was approved by 79 percent of skilled trades workers and 68 percent of production workers.
RECOGNITION CWV post, auxiliary receive awards at annual convention
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. -- The John J. Buckley Post 1292 and Auxiliary of Youngstown received several
Taft reads, then goes by the book
The governor said the state's incentive plan for GM Lordstown could include money for training.
MAHONING COUNTY ELECTIONS Board disqualifies 10 candidates
The candidates who were eliminated can file as write-in candidates. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
Girl abducted
Girl abducted AUSTINTOWN -- Police are treating as an abduction the disappearance of Sun-Hyang
Remains missing
Remains missing WARREN -- The city of Niles must get permission from five families before opening
TRAVEL INDUSTRY Area agents join effort to protest airlines' action
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER WARREN -- Felicia Mooney remembers when a travel
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WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS The Youngstown Power Squadron will hold a 5 week basic boating course Thursdays
The city of Warren's annual Labor Day parade will begin at 10 a.m. Saturday at Perkins Park. Floats
The city of Warren's annual Labor Day parade will begin at 10 a.m. Saturday at Perkins Park. Floats
LISOTTO CASE Panel advises censure
Judge Lisotto intends to seek re-election next year. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Scrappers (24-45) at Auburn Doubledays (30-39). When: 7:05. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
Pennsylvania arts and crafts festival has pioneer flair
CLINTONVILLE, Pa. -- Arts and crafts, country western and bluegrass music and a wide variety of
155TH CANFIELD FAIR Kids get kicks out of horses' tricks
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- They stood up, jumped and trotted sideways. And
MERCER COUNTY Judge sentences ex-coach
Authorities said Votino used his position to isolate and seduce three female students. By HAROLD
Opening day attendance
Opening day attendance The fair's opening day attendance Wednesday was 32,181. This was the first
WARREN Local clubs step up to plate with charity softball matchup
The game will be less competitive than in years past, a Rotarian said. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
WHEATLAND, PA. Merger panel mulls fire services
A draft version of the plan shows a combination of paid and volunteer departments. By HAROLD GWIN
Officials push recycling message
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- If everyone who visits the Canfield Fair
YOUNGSTOWN Parking project lacks bids
Commissioners will try again to find a contractor for the curb-cut job. By BOB JACKSON
YOUNGSTOWN Gilliam goes free; bond was hot issue
The East Sider must cooperate with authorities in a case against his cousin. By BOB JACKSON
SCOTT SHALAWAY Pranksters and Boy Scouts notwithstanding, snipes do live
I learned a lot when I was a Boy Scout -- how to build a fire, pitch a tent, paddle a canoe. I
Penguins stuff the Eagle 'O'
Canfield graduate Ken Baum had a strong game with a sack and two tackles for a loss. By PETE
WATERFOWLING
WATERFOWLING Pymatuning Expo set Sept. 15, 16 The 20th Annual Pymatuning Waterfowl Expo will be
YSU NOTEBOOK From Stambaugh Stadium
Streak continues: Thursday night's crowd of 15,709 marked the ninth straight home game that the
SLAVERY'S LEGACY NEEDS MEANINGFUL HANDLING
Opinion: Dallas Morning News: Race remains a touchy issue in the United States 136 years after the abolition
As Labor Day approaches, our thoughts turn to steel
Opinion: As the nation enters this Labor Day weekend, there are some encouraging signs for one of America's
Man sentenced for trying to take marijuana to jail
WARREN -- A city man will spend a year in prison for trying to smuggle a marijuana cigarette into
SALEM Agents discover marijuana plants
The task force director said the size of the plots indicate the marijuana was planted with the
YSU locks up 1st win
By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF YOUNGSTOWN -- It wasn't a pretty performance, but Jon
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Weekend football
SOUTH RANGE vs. CRESTVIEW When: 7:30 p.m. today. South Range (1-0) outlook: Brad Johnson ran for
MERCER, PA. Credit card use probe continues
Attorneys are trying to decide whether charges from a commissioners' credit card are a personal or
2 teens from Valley reign as 4-H fair king, queen
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- Royalty was crowned at the fair Thursday
YOUNGSTOWN State's development efforts must be more creative, says new chief
He does not favor using state money for 'quality-of-life' projects such as the arts or sporting
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple DEFENSE COUNSEL: Atty. David Acker of New Castle asked the judge to
Professor wins award
YOUNGSTOWN -- An English professor at Youngstown State University has received a poetry award from
MCCONNELL'S MILL STATE PARK September schedule
WEEKENDS The Old Mill is open weekends only from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Visitors can join a tour
HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER Cook's six goals spark Crestview
Chris Cook had too much offense for Campbell as Crestview rolled to a 10-1 win for its first
A small doze of media madness
Since the age of Little League World Series pitcher Danny Almonte came into question, I've had
JACK WOLLITZ Little tricks can make a difference
We can learn a thing or two from pro anglers, little tricks that can make the difference between a
MIKE BRAUN Changes in Ohio waterfowl seasons
More details are now available on waterfowl hunting seasons in Ohio including a "significant change"
GIRARD School is awaiting its rebirth as a center for all the ages
The new center is in the old Tod Woods School. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF GIRARD
MAHONING COUNTY Prosecutor Gains eyes a run for attorney general
A Republican candidate for attorney general says the county prosecutor is a 'formidable candidate.'
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XMill Creek Chapter of the American Business Women's Association will meet Sept. 11
WARREN Judge sets deadline for sale of CSC
The judge said that the group with the best offer will be given the sale. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS Labor Day, Sept. 3
State, county and federal agencies and other businesses that will be closed Monday include: City,
Elections in East Timor prove the power of democracy
Opinion: They were lined up to vote before the polls opened at 7 a.m. Thursday, and when the balloting ended
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Adam D. O'Hara, 25, of 51368 state Route 14, East Palestine,
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TRAFICANT CASE 3rd motion includes 2 affidavits
There's no indication that a man taped by the congressman knew that he was being recorded. By
Hoping for another champion
Parks will be host of a world championship pumpkin weigh-off. CANFIELD -- Peter, Peter pumpkin
WARREN RACE ISSUE Meeting minutes disclosed
Closed-door meetings were not meant to exclude the community, the mayor said. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
LEAR Talks near deadline at GM seat-supplier
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Lear workers have authorized a strike for Friday night if talks fail to
DRIVING SAFELY Statistics and tips
SEAT BELTS Raising safety belt use 5 percent nationally would prevent 40 fatalities and 1,674
Youngstown does well in managing its water
Opinion: When the state auditor's office recommended last year that the city of Youngstown cut its water-loss
Healthy minds need healthy bodies
Opinion: Children may be hungry for knowledge, but if their tummies are hungry for breakfast, their minds are
LAWRENCE COUNTY Seeking spots on panel, 31 turn in their petitions
Those wanting to be on the study commission are from several communities and have varied
A PATTERN OF BOTCHED CASES
Opinion: San Jose Mercury News: In freeing Wen Ho Lee under a plea bargain last fall, U.S. District Court
CANDIDATES Lawrence County
Lawrence County voters will have to chose nine people from the 31 who want to be on the county
Gov. Taft gives education 1st place
Taft planned to read 'B is for Buckeye' to a group of local second- and third-grade pupils. By IAN
MAHONING VALLEY State highway patrol, agencies latch onto campaign for safety belt use
The campaign aims to improve compliance with seat-belt laws. YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning Safe
YOUNGSTOWN 4 face drug charges after raids
One man sold drugs from his bicycle in the housing projects, a cop said. By PATRICIA MEADE
ANTIQUE STEAM ENGINES Rules in place for safe displays
Three steam engines will be in operation during the show at the Canfield Fair. By IAN HILL
MAHONING VALLEY Teen can't wait to go home with new heart
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF CLEVELAND -- Christine Steele can't wait to get to her
WARREN
WARREN Race relations The city, U.S. Justice Department and Warren Minority Coalition have been
CANFIELD FAIR
The 753-pounder, a fair record breaker, won't be turned into pie. By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR
Casinos are your best bet
Opinion: Casinos are your best bet EDITOR: Gambling is gambling. Bingo festivals, card parties, horse
TRUMBULL COUNTY Indictments
A Trumbull County grand jury handed up indictments against these individuals. Jurors also issued
MEDICAL HEALTH BUILDING Doctors offer many free screenings
Free ultrasound foot bone density tests for osteoporosis will be available in the Youngstown State
Owners of pig face charge
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF BROOKFIELD -- Authorities expect to charge the
DURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA Anti-racism conference opens
Summary of police activity: Aug. 10 Breaking and entering: Tools worth $648 were stolen from a
CANFIELD FAIR Schedule of Events
FREE DAILY EVENTS 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. STEAM SHOW Southeast corner 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Condemnation OK'd for downtown project
Condemnation OK'd for downtown project NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- City council approved condemnation for
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Brian A. Berardinelli, 23, of 3080 Saginaw Drive, Poland, and
WHAT'S IN FASHION Snail-paced trends for men
Other factors of which you want to be aware: On a specific designer level, soft greens and browns
Taft gives education 1st place
The governor read 'B is for Buckeye' to local second- and third-grade pupils. By IAN HILL
GM LORDSTOWN Will jobs issue affect vote on pact?
GM workers disagree on whether the fabrication plant's future is in jeopardy. By DON SHILLING
TRUMBULL CO. Supplier awarded financing
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Trumbull County will assume no liability to pay off the bonds. WARREN
YOUNGSTOWN Appraisal holds up plan for B & amp;O site
The committee also recommends refinancing a loan to Anthony's On The River. By ROGER G. SMITH
"Their greatest weapon is fear. All automakers thrive on saying, 'We're going to shut your plant
"Their greatest weapon is fear. All automakers thrive on saying, 'We're going to shut your plant
AMERICAN WELDING & amp; MANUFACTURING Possible benefit cuts worry retirees
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN ne former union president said he's been getting calls from worried
Mosquito with West Nile virus turns up in Erie
ERIE, Pa. (AP) -- The first mosquito carrying the West Nile virus in western Pennsylvania this year
Education gets 1st place
Taft planned to read 'B is for Buckeye' to a group of local second- and third-grade pupils. By IAN
Natural gas group plan
Natural gas group plan WARREN -- Residents of Trumbull County townships have until Sept.10 to
Winning ticket sold
Winning ticket sold STRUTHERS -- Sami Quick Stop here sold a winning Kicker ticket for Wednesday
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Cost of replacing dog tags will rise
A labor union is complaining about a construction project that's under way in an area industrial
SCHEDULE Prep football
FRIDAY 7:30 p.m. unless noted Canton Timken at Mogadore Field Rayen at West Branch Wilson
YSU FOOTBALL Ryan hopes for fast start to memorable year
The teams haven't met since 1966, when YSU posted a 36-6 victory at Rayen Stadium. By PETE MOLLICA
LAWRENCE COUNTY 31 compete for spots on panel
Those wanting to be on the study commission are from several communities and have varied
YOUNGSTOWN Thermal request gets more scrutiny
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN A public hearing in September will be to hear what customers have to
Crowded dorms give students early experience in cramming
Three's a crowd for some YSU students living on campus. By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION WRITER
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Co-workers file suit against jackpot winner
Co-workers file suit against jackpot winner PORTLAND, Maine -- Co-workers of one of the winners
YOUNGSTOWN Council seeks more input on lead laws
Health officials have the power to order lead cleanups but haven't exercised it. YOUNGSTOWN --
YOUNGSTOWN Grand jury indicts 10 in fraud crimes
The grand jury also handed up indictments against a Youngstown man on firearms violations.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Mason loves role as QB in Girard's pass-happy offense
The senior displayed confidence as the centerpiece of the Indians' new attack. By JOE SCALZO
BOARDMAN Trustees weigh animal laws
The ordinance should be in effect by the year's end. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
The Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber honored local businesses at its Salute to Business awards
The Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber honored local businesses at its Salute to Business awards
NEW CASTLE Police charge 2 after prostitution sting
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- City police say they are cracking down on prostitutes who frequent the downtown
MAHONING COUNTY Supervisors want pay for day when union struck
The county says no work, no pay. Teamsters say they tried to get to work. By BOB JACKSON
KOS SLAYING Accused: Suppress evidence
A hearing on the matter will be Dec. 19 in Lawrence County Common Pleas Court. By LAURE CIOFFI
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 2001 standings
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DIANE MAKAR MURPHY A child's-eye view of migrating to the Valley
For a full year, 10-year-old Joni Rentas was without his father in Puerto Rico. The elder Rentas had
Paisley's wit, talent shine in performance
Brad Paisley pulled his talents together in a solo segment that was the highlight of his fair-
POSTAL SERVICE Envelope features rooster and Snoopy
The makeshift post office serves about 1,000 fairgoers each year. By ASHLEY POWERS VINDICATOR
Wit and talent of rising star shine as fans stand to cheer for Paisley
The singer pulled his talents together in a solo segment, the highlight of his concert. By DEBORA
2 top party officials are at odds
The party officials do agree that the Valley would be better served without James A. Traficant Jr.
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Friday night football
CHANEY VS. CANFIELD When: 7:30 p.m. Where: Canfield High Stadium. Last year: On its way to a
Decks disappear
Decks disappear AUSTINTOWN -- Two assembled 8-by-10-feet wooden decks vanished from the front of
No cows to milk in tech center
But, the center will feature a caf & eacute; where fairgoers can have a cup of coffee and
Wednesday, August 29 (48 stories)
Northeast Ohio Legal Services seeks volunteers
xxxxxxx YOUNGSTOWN -- Northeast Ohio Legal Services is seeking volunteers for its VALU Program.
WARREN Panel will help pick income-tax overseer
The full-time position will be advertised statewide. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
NEW YORK-PENN Scrappers suffer 8-2 loss
The Staten Island Yankees rallied for five runs in the fourth inning for the win. STATEN ISLAND,
TRAFICANT MOTION
TRAFICANT MOTION Selections Jim Traficant, 17th District congressman, has gathered information
Gift-wrapped in netting
Boardman's Janeen Masternick dedicated her four-goal performance for her parents' anniversary and
Investigator resigns from staff
The congressman's office has no plans to hire another staff investigator. By DAVID SKOLNICK
GIRARD Leatherworks cleanup halts
The city contends the partnership is financially liable for cleanup and fines imposed for zoning
Food chain starts here, some learn
Here's a chance to learn about agriculture, one farmer said. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Running for Congress
Running for Congress YOUNGSTOWN -- Former U.S. Rep. Lyle Williams announced today that he will run
GAIL WHITE Rescue Mission thrives on give and take
Paul and Verdie Davis of Austintown have been volunteering every Tuesday at the Rescue Mission of
It's time for Ohio to tighten reins on drunken drivers
Opinion: Ohio is now in a minority of states that are clinging to an old standard of what level of alcohol
HERMITAGE 4 more face drug charges as result of raid on house
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Police said they have filed drug charges against three more adults and will
GAME TIME Thursday
Who: Scrappers (22-45) at Auburn Doubledays (30-37). When: 7:05. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
Sports matters to just about all
I had a college professor who used to ask me what I was going to do with my life after I'm a
YOUNGSTOWN Man dies of wounds in East Side shooting
This latest homicide victim ran to an East Side bar after being shot multiple times. By PATRICIA
CLEVELAND U.S. asks judge to appoint lawyer for Traficant
The government has made a third request for evidence the congressman intends to use at trial. By
Our Good Cooks, updated and improved
Our Good Cooks, updated and improved This week's Food section does not have a featured Good Cook.
MAHONING COUNTY Lawyer for CCA asks court for an end to lawsuit delays
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- The lawyer for Community Corrections
Salem school bus, pickup truck wreck
Salem school bus, pickup truck wreck SALEM -- Authorities are investigating a traffic accident
PREP SOCCER Hubbard boys slip past Niles, 4-2
Fitch and Mooney also scored easy wins, while Boardman and Howland played to a tie. NILES --
Salem city official: There is no threat from sewage spill
SALEM -- An undetermined amount of sewage spilled into a stream, but it poses no public health
CANFIELD SCHOOLS Ousted coach will run for board seat
The ex-coach says he doesn't have a vendetta against the school board members. By IAN HILL
POLICE BLOTTER Canfield, Austintown
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD Aug. 19 Drug abuse: Police arrested two men and a
TWO-DEEP CHART YSU vs. Lock Haven
YSU Offense LT -- 73 Pat Crummey (6-4, 285, Sr.) 66 Josh Davis (6-5, 280, So.) LG -- 71 Ryan
WARREN Canfield man jailed in fraud case
A pretrial hearing is scheduled for Thursday. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
hAnd now, vinegar
hAnd now, vinegar The winery Sutter Home is extending its presence into the vinegar aisle. We
ELECTION FILINGS Columbiana County
Candidates running in nonpartisan races in the Nov. 6 general election had to file nominating
PUCO Telephone regulations
Ohio Consumers' Counsel asks state residents to consider these facts about the Public Utilities
An encouraging start to new academic year
Opinion: Monday's start of the fall semester at Youngstown State University was noteworthy for two main
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Former drug task force officer pleads guilty in $19,000 theft
Authorities say they still don't know what prompted a former policeman to steal. By NORMAN LEIGH
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Kenneth and Theresa Clegg, 8112 N. Palmyra Road, Canfield, boy, Aug. 28. Ronald
THURSDAY
Springfield Local Board of Education special meeting, 7 p.m., intermediate school auditorium, to
VOLLEYBALL Niles notches first win of season
Maplewood blanked Lutheran East in two sets. NILES -- Danielle Durig had 12 points and two aces,
YSU FOOTBALL Lock Haven hopes for better result in this season opener
The teams kick off the season Thursday night at Stambaugh Stadium. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR
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YOUNGSTOWN Jury finds man, 19, innocent of murder
The trial was put on hold for nearly two months because witnesses didn't show up. By BOB JACKSON
Senior shuttle adds another service day
Shuttle service will be more readily available to those who have difficulty getting around. By
Elections board approves plan to change voting precincts
WARREN -- The Trumbull County Board of Elections approved a plan to change 47 of the 284 county
MERCER COUNTY Get a dog, not another wife, judge tells Ohio bigamist
MERCER, Pa. -- A Mercer County Common Pleas Court judge told a Brookfield, Ohio, man, who earlier
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MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Anthony J. Novits, 28, of 4654 Rhode Island Drive, Austintown,
PREP SCORES, SUMMARIES & amp; SCHEDULE
TUESDAY'S RESULTS GIRLS GOLF POLAND 202, STRUTHERS 217 (At Countryside) Poland (2-2, 1-2 MAC) --
CANFIELD FAIR Safety in numbers
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- Dealing with the worst on the day disaster
A marriage made in Buckeye heaven
A marriage made in Buckeye heaven A new coach and an almost new stadium; it seems like the perfect
GOLDBERG CASE Federal judge tosses out suit
The judge and deputies are protected by law from being sued, the ruling said. By BOB JACKSON
Jennings remembered for dedication to children
Opinion: Jennings remembered for dedication to children EDITOR: Robert Jennings' friends and constituents
NEXT: TARGETS ON TORTOISES
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: The U.S. military is planning what appears to be a sneak attack on the Endangered
COMMANDMENT KEEPERS TEMPLE, 1331 BRIGHTON ST., YOUNGSTOWN, 10 A.M. THURSDAY. FOOD ONLY. BRING IDENTIFICATION AND CONTAINERS.
Food distribution notices are to be submitted by 3 p.m. the day before they are to be published.
The Turk makes a visit
The Turk makes a visit What do R.J. Bowers and Josh Heupel have in common? Both were released by
Monday, August 27 (55 stories)
EAST LIVERPOOL Firefighters to use FEMA funds to buy alarms
The alarms will help firefighters find down comrades in poor visibility conditions. EAST LIVERPOOL
SHARI CHEFF DENNIS GONATAS
SHARI CHEFF DENNIS GONATAS LOWELLVILLE -- Shari J. Cheff, a daughter of Shirley Cheff of
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Weekend heroes
100-YARD RUSHERS Maurice Clarett, Warren Harding, six carries, 221 yards, 6 TDs. Matt White,
Prep preview
Prep preview The Crestview High School volleyball team hopes to bounce back from its only
KATE HUFFMAN BRIAN GROSCOST
KATE HUFFMAN BRIAN GROSCOST BOARDMAN -- St. James Meeting House in Boardman Township Park was the
How does the 910th wing in Youngstown serve? Its commander counts ways
Opinion: EDITOR I would like to take this opportunity to thank the letter writer of last Monday for his
BROOKFIELD Pig's in trouble: Who squealed?
PiggyBaby is very protective, her owner said. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
NY-PENN LEAGUE Yankees use five-run eighth to put Scrappers away, 10-3
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- The Staten Island Yankees scored five runs in the eighth inning to put the
AUSTINTOWN Numerous reports keep police busy
A man was arrested on a domestic violence charge. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
REUNIONS
XThe 15th annual A & amp;P reunion will be held from 3 to 7 p.m. Sept. 16 at the Brentford
BRITAIN
Opinion: The Independent, London, Aug. 18: The arrest of three suspected Irish terrorists in Colombia has
COLUMBIANA CORNER Commissioners begin meetings with prayer
At the suggestion of Columbiana County Commissioner Sean Logan, the commissioners have been starting
YOUNGSTOWN Enrollment up at YSU
YSU's president credited faculty and staff members for the boost in student population. By RON
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Shari Johnson and Andre Allie Jr., 2922 Idlewood St., Youngstown, boy, Aug. 22.
Warren school district, union resume talks
Warren school district, union resume talks WARREN -- The city school district and its maintenance
October wedding has been planned by Denise Thompson, Brian Kish
YOUNGSTOWN -- Plans for the early autumn wedding of Denise Michelle Thompson and Brian Patrick Kish,
KAREN DENIRO TIM DEVINE
KAREN DENIRO TIM DEVINE LAKEWOOD -- Karen DeNiro, daughter of Michael and Ida DeNiro, 7405
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT P. Chris Smolek, who filed last week to run for a Milton Township trustee
STEELERS Tee-time? QB could be No. 2
Kent Graham and Tommy Maddox looked good against Detroit, battling Martin for backup spot. By TOM
Wide, wider WIDEST Expansion project to get started
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- After years of delays and
YOUNGSTOWN Water revenue research dries up
The city now will study unmetered water that's used to put out fires, clean streets and flush
YSU FOOTBALL Big shoes to fill with linebacker Johnson gone
The entire unit must step up, including some true freshmen looking for playing time. By PETE
CAROLYN CAMPBELL THOMAS STYRANEC
CAROLYN CAMPBELL THOMAS STYRANEC POLAND -- The marriage of Carolyn L. Campbell and Thomas J.
SARAH RAIDER JOHN DANKERT
SARAH RAIDER JOHN DANKERT NORTHWOOD -- The exchange of nuptial vows took place at 2:30 p.m. Aug. 4
DANIELLE COSTANTINO KEVIN DILL
DANIELLE COSTANTINO KEVIN DILL CAMPBELL -- Monsignor John P. Ashton officiated as Danielle
GIRARD Prospect is now open
A judge ruled last week that the elementary school could reopen today. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
STACY SWIRES CHAD SMITH
STACY SWIRES CHAD SMITH NEGRIL, Jamaica -- Stacy L. Swires, 1904 Glenmount Ave., Akron, and Chad
MANDI CALVE DON MITCHELL
MANDI CALVE DON MITCHELL STRUTHERS -- Mandi J. Calve, a daughter of Richard and JoAnn Calve, 6750
MARY PHILLIPS FRED WILLIS
MARY PHILLIPS FRED WILLIS YOUNGSTOWN -- The marriage of Mary Phillips and Fred Willis, both of 509
Condit's conduct on TV leaves lot to be desired
Opinion: After months of refusing to talk publicly about his relationship with Chandra Levy, a Washington
YOUNGSTOWN 1 dead, 1 hurt after shooting
Detectives were unable to question the injured man. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER
SHAWNA GACA MICHAEL GILLIGAN
SHAWNA GACA MICHAEL GILLIGAN YOUNGSTOWN -- Living in Willoughby following a honeymoon trip to the
Schuley-Cochran engagement is revealed
Announcement is being made by Patricia and Albert Schuley Jr. of Austintown and MaryAnn and Jack
EMERGENCY RESPONSE Two-wheeled MEDICS Ambulance service to use bicycle medical units at fair
The units will be used at all the area's major events. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
Miss Montgomery to be fall bride of Mr. Casey
LIBERTY -- Announcement is being made of the engagement of Kristy Montgomery and Gary Casey, both of
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Scrappers (21-44) at Staten Island Yankees (42-25). When: 7:30. Radio/TV: WBBW-AM (1240).
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TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Frank A. Petak Jr., 32, of 8254 Longview Drive, Warren, and
MELANIE OLJACA JOSHUA EASTO
MELANIE OLJACA JOSHUA EASTO YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. Mijoljub Matic solemnized the marriage of
AGRICULTURE Manure plan is in place in region
Manure is money to farmers, an agriculture agent in Lawrence County said. By NANCY TULLIS
Bridge repair work
Bridge repair work COLUMBIANA -- Traffic is to be maintained with temporary signals during repair
Stay optimistic during initial job searches
Dear Amy: I'm seeking a job in advertising. It's really frustrating being without work. I'm thinking
A night in the life ...
By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- In the early morning of May 10, a
Man hurt in SUV crash on state Route 193
Man hurt in SUV crash on state Route 193 YOUNGSTOWN -- Michael E. Carpenter, 55, of Neilson Avenue
GIRARD Woman learns lessons in China
The Chinese fascination with United States culture was a surprise for the Trumbull County native.
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER BOARDMAN -- Jack Young doesn't mind when
Miss DiMaiolo, John Overly to wed in October
BERLIN CENTER -- Nicole Shea DiMaiolo and John Brian Overly, both of Berlin Center, announce their
AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Weathersfield Township trustees, public hearing on zoning amendments, 6:30 p.m.;
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BACK TO SCHOOL: Christine Fritz wipes a tear from her son, Leland, 8, just before entering Prospect
BACK TO SCHOOL: Christine Fritz wipes a tear from her son, Leland, 8, just before entering Prospect
AUSTINTOWN Cops: Mom was at bar when kids made bomb
Children services officials say they warned the mother not to leave her children alone. By IAN
WORTH A LOOK
BENEFIT EVENTS XWarren Harley Owners Group and Warren Harley Davidson will sponsor a Harley Night
Residents get chance to speak on phone deregulation
Opinion: The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio apparently doesn't want to hear what Mahoning County
LORDSTOWN $230M upgrade hinges on pact
Plant workers must be willing to change how they do their jobs for GM to commit to the plant's
YOUNGSTOWN Cops pick up fourth suspect in kidnapping, rape
In April, police had surrounded a duplex on the South Side looking for the boy picked up today. By
Sunday, August 26 (109 stories)
The Skeaths mark golden jubilee at family dinner
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. William Skeath of 61 Ferncliff Ave. were honored for their 50th wedding
Topless tanner says she's legal
A Struthers woman says the weather, not the law, is the main thing keeping her from sunbathing
Reception held for Standohars on anniversary
GIRARD -- Vernon's Cafe and Banquet Center in Niles was the setting for a dinner and reception held
Covenant Lodge to mark 105th anniversary
GIRARD -- Covenant Lodge No. 59, Free and Accepted Masons, will celebrate its 105th anniversary with
LORDSTOWN From owners' lips to GM's ear
Car owners and plant officials had a rare chance to interact. By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR STAFF
Tickets for Xtreme fight
Tickets for Xtreme fight AUSTINTOWN -- Tickets will go on sale Wednesday for the local debut of
PUBLIC INDECENCY Local laws
These city and state ordinances pertain to public indecency. Ohio revised code: No person shall
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
MOUNTAINEER RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Queenofmountain (Smith)19.606.003.00 Windsatilting
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
AUSTINTOWN -- Gregory Greenwood, owner of Greenwood Chevrolet on Mahoning Avenue, Austintown, has
FLORAL AND FINE ARTS Two new contests challenge artists to race against the clock
A work of art in 20 minutes or even two hours? Fair officials are betting this year's visitors can
GAME TIME Today
Who: Scrappers (21-43) at Staten Island Yankees (41-25). When: 5. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
NORTHERN MICHIGAN
By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER Northern Michigan is a freshwater nautical paradise
Plaskon 50th to be celebrated at family event
SUN CITY CENTER, Fla. -- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Plaskon of Sun City Center, formerly of Hubbard and
HISTORY CHANNEL Actor from area portrays man who drilled first oil well
'This Week in History' will air Monday night at 8. By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of Aug. 26: TODAY VVA 135, Vietnam Veterans, at American Legion
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL United tops Asthabula Edgewood
Jim Smith, who in 1956 scored United's first ever touchdown, attended the game. By JOHN BUTERA
Festivities in Unity
Festivities in Unity UNITY -- Amusement rides, a sports memorabilia auction and firefighters in a
SCRAPPERS Mendoza pitches six strong to beat Yanks
Todd Pennington and Todd Culp relieved and allowed just one hit in final three innings. STATEN
JUNIOR FAIR Schedule
TODAY 1-7 p.m.: Booth setup and distribution of packets to advisers, Building 25. MONDAY 1-9
Prescriptions program
Prescriptions program WARREN -- Women of Faith and Power Ministries offers a Med's Program, at
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Growing climbing vines, trellis helps cool a home
Q. The afternoon sun gets intense and there is no room for shade trees. I thought about building a
SCOTT SHALAWAY Monarch butterflies have banner year in 2001
Last winter disturbing news came from the mountains of central Mexico. Millions of dead monarch
LORRAINE RUSU BRYAN GARCHAR
LORRAINE RUSU BRYAN GARCHAR AUSTINTOWN -- Spending their honeymoon in Hawaii are Bryan Garchar and
OUTSTANDING FAMILIES Adumas, Ohlins win honors
Outstanding Mahoning County families have been recognized every year since 1963. By PHIL NOVAK
PENNSYLVANIA Program honors veterans of WWII with diplomas
To be eligible for Operation Recognition, veterans must meet several requirements. By HAROLD GWIN
Anniversary celebration held for Sciortinos
YOUNGSTOWN -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sciortino, 6725 Lockwood Blvd.,
Help for fair-goers
Help for fair-goers CANFIELD -- Boardman Medical Supply will provide wheelchair, stroller, wagon
KATHLEEN DURKIN JAMES HOUCK
KATHLEEN DURKIN JAMES HOUCK YOUNGSTOWN -- The Hawaiian island of Maui is the honeymoon destination
THE MOFFS Governor likely to revisit farm family
Taft will cut the ribbon to officially open the fair. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
KEYSTONE CLIPS Grove City College boasts largest class
Grove City College officials said one of the largest freshman classes in its history, 589 students,
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO Drake Well Museum The museum is on the site where, in 1859, Edwin Drake drilled the
Drill we must? No, not really, at least not at this moment
Opinion: No one has ever accused President Bush of being conservative when it comes to the desire to drill
Korean War vets to build memorial
About 120 from the Mahoning Valley died in the Korean War, the head of a veterans group said. By
LOCAL
LOCAL At Barnes & amp; Noble U & raquo;On Sept. 4 at 7 p.m. author Michael Maloney will
Prices haven't hurt sales
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN One Valley ice cream franchise pays nearly double what it paid last
Toth's gardens blossom with interest
HUBBARD -- Rodney Toth will hold an open house at his gardens, 5637 W. Liberty St., from 10 a.m. to
ROAD WORK Mercer County The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will be repairing various roadways in the county next week. Motorists are advised to use caution:
Interstate 79: U.S. Route 62 to the Lawrence County line: Patching. County Line Road: State Route
Steelers' offense shows up
The Detroit Lions' running backs gained only 57 yards on 15 carries. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR
Fellowship keeps slave's story alive
The gravestone for runaway slave Charles Washington will be dedicated during a ceremony in
WESTERN RESERVE VILLAGE New church finds its place in history
The nondenominational church was built from scratch with private donations. By IAN HILL
Stars to shine for fair concerts
CANFIELD -- Inside the grandstands, the 2001 Canfield Fair will feature nationally known country and
Concession work means more than money for grad
Jim Culp says the Canfield Fair is his favorite. By PHIL NOVAK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
BUDGETING Annual expenditures add up to one big bill
Costs to maintain the Canfield Fair's facilities are a year-round concern. By MARALINE KUBIK
A pitch for the perfect job
An open letter and words of advice to all the young people: In the next few years, many of you
Alabama brochures
Alabama brochures The State of Alabama Bureau of Tourism and Travel has just released two new
DiRusso's Sausage celebrates 37th year at the Canfield Fair
The vendor is sponsoring the Rooster Crowing Contest and the Hay, Grain and Fruit Building this
MIKE BRAUN DOW to finalize dates for ducks
The mailbag on the Vindicator Outdoors desk -- both snail mail and electronic -- is bursting at the
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES TUESDAY American Red Cross Austintown Donor Center, 57 Westchester Drive, noon to 7
SCRAPPERS, NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE STATISTICS
SCRAPPERS STATISTICS (Through games of Aug. 24) BATTING ABRHHRRBIAvg. Rickie Morton
AREA ATTRACTIONS History, music museums
Arms Family Museum of Local History -- 648 Wick Ave., Youngstown, (330) 743-2589: "Far From Home:
DAY BY DAY Grandstand shows
Schedule of entertainment during the Canfield Fair: Wednesday: Brad Paisley, 8 p.m. ($10 for
Jacksons mark golden jubilee at family dinner
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Jackson of 1390 Kenneth St. were honored Aug. 4 at a family
CRIME SOLVER Mercer County
A bank robbery is the focus of Mercer County Crime Solvers this week: Crime: Robbery. Location:
Needed: Black male teachers
Look inside America's classrooms, and you're not likely to see a black man behind the teacher's
Chopko 50th anniversary is marked during a dinner at the Avalon Inn
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Vitikas, 2398 Chaney Circle, were honored during a reception Aug.
Cleaning
Tasks people like least Zep, which makes a whole line of cleaning products including organic
WHAT'S FREE Canfield Fairgrounds
Many attractions at the 155th Canfield Fair may be enjoyed at no cost. Here are some: Animals:
JAMIE ADKINS ANTHONY SCANDY JR.
JAMIE ADKINS ANTHONY SCANDY JR. BOARDMAN -- The gazebo at Boardman Township Park was the setting
PREP FOOTBALL SCORES & amp; SCHEDULE
SATURDAY'S SCORES AREA East Liverpool 26, Mooney 8 United 29, Ashtabula Edgewood 12 Windham
BRIAN RICHESSON | Scrappers Ojeda coaching Cyclones to top
If the Brooklyn Cyclones end up winning the New York-Penn League championship this season, they'll
Closed-door sessions must be the exception
Opinion: We are well aware that Ohio's open meetings law gives public officials the ability to meet behind
Amy Lindgren, a career-advice columnist, makes her first appearance on Monday's business page. She
Amy Lindgren, a career-advice columnist, makes her first appearance on Monday's business page. She
JACK WOLLITZ Inches might as well be miles
One mistake made all too frequently by anglers is missing their target. Inches might as well be
Medinas observe 50th anniversary by renewing their marriage vows
CAMPBELL -- Friends and relatives were in attendance as Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Medina, 591 Breetz
Nagys honored at buffet dinner for 50th jubilee
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. William Nagy of 2456 Redgate Lane were honored Aug. 19 at a buffet
STEELERS NOTEBOOK From Heinz Field
Up next: The Steelers wrap up the preseason here Thursday at 7:30 p.m. with an exhibition game
UW kickoff breakfast
UW kickoff breakfast NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The United Way of Lawrence County will have its 2001
Novotny 65th jubilee marked at family event
STRUTHERS -- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Novotny, 442 Ninth St., marked their 65th wedding anniversary by
TEAM EXTREME Cyclist's stunts will thrill audience
The Team Extreme champion will perform at 11 a.m., 2 and 7 p.m. Thursday through Monday. By
ACTIVITIES Events to benefit Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Area residents are invited to participate in a walk-a-thon and golf outing. YOUNGSTOWN -- The
DAILY SHOWS Musical group serves up family entertainment
A talented family will be making its 10th Canfield Fair appearance. By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR
Manager: People donating time are excellent workers
CANFIELD -- Every year, hundreds of people volunteer to work at the Canfield Fair, judging contests,
AGENDA
AGENDA MONDAY Austintown Township zoning hearing, 6 p.m.; regular meeting, 7 p.m., 82 Ohltown
Dinner in Howland honors Sullivans in celebration of 25th anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Sullivan, Overlook Avenue, observed their 25th wedding
BARE FISTS: A HISTORY OF BARE-KNUCKLE PRIZE FIGHTING For nearly 200 years, a bloody sport lived
Matches often lasted for several hours with the winner sometimes determined by death. By ROB STOUT
CAREER PATHS
ADVERTISING BOARDMAN -- Maggie Courtney-Hedrich has been named vice president of business
THE ROBINSONS Family entertainment
The Robinson Family Singers will be performing at the Canfield Fair's Buckeye Manor Grove each day
Warner Road closing
Warner Road closing VIENNA -- Warner Road, on the Brookfield-Vienna township line between state
WARREN Murder trial scheduled to begin
If convicted, the 43-year-old man could face the death penalty. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Mistakes costly for Wildcats
Windham took advantage of Southington's turnovers and bad snaps for a 48-12 victory. By BOB ROTH
Girl Scouting adapts to the changing times
Troop leaders are taking on more projects and different topics to promote interest in the Girl
Organized bike tours offer scenic views
By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER Bicycling is a leisurely and scenic way to see
JUNIOR FAIR King, queen candidates These 4-H members topped the competition in community service, project work and interview skills:
DAVID BLEVINS Hometown: Canfield. School: 2001 graduate of Western Reserve High School. Parents:
'ALL THE KINGS HORSES' A show of battle techniques
Stately Lippizan stallions will debut at the Canfield Fair. By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF
Want a cool, creamy treat? Step up to the window
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Local ice cream stands bring back memories of a bygone time. By
TRADITION Volunteers are fair's lifeblood
Volunteering is a way of life for some longtime fair-goers. By PHIL NOVAK VINDICATOR STAFF
GIRL SCOUTS Then and now
Girl Scouts say things have changed dramatically over the last 90 years. To illustrate that point,
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY DOCKET ENTRIES Chase Manhattan vs. John J. Deavers et al, dismissed. State of
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
Don't judge chiropractors by bad actions of a few
Opinion: EDITOR: This is in response to the letter in last Sunday's paper regarding chiropractors as
FUND-RAISER Visiting Nurse Association plans Fall Fantasy
Tickets for the benefit may be purchased by Friday. BOARDMAN -- Food, music and auctions will
Woman reports attempted rape
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Pennsylvania State Police are investigating a report that a teen-age male
Cyber-school idea nets pupils and results
Opening enrollment is expected to be somewhere between 50 and 60 pupils. By HAROLD GWIN
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Mazeroski deserved a spot in the Hall of Fame
I waited 24 years to hear Bill Mazeroski's acceptance speech into the Baseball Hall of Fame in
THE VINDICATOR Contest winners
Children from throughout Mahoning County and other areas entered this year's Vindicator Coloring
GETTING IT RIGHT
Alcohol was involved in 32 percent of the highway car crashes that led to fatalities in Ohio in
GREETERS It's not easy being a fair Howdy Girl
They spend about 60 hours a week handing out awards and greeting fair-goers. By IAN HILL
CANFIELD Traffic deters customers of area businesses
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- Concessionaires might have a lot to crow
HUBBARD Ticket-fixing case draws residents' ire
One resident compared the police chief's actions to the pope's going into a porn shop. By TIM
BENEFIT AHA to sponsor annual Heart Walk
The event will take place at two area locations. YOUNGSTOWN -- The American Heart Association will
Bulb planting gadgets really break ground
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT As summertime's sizzle gives way to chilly autumn
CLARK, PA. Low water levels prompt precautions, warnings
It's bad, but not as bad as the drought that hit the region a couple years ago, a corps spokesman
ON THE TRACK Area driver is a hit in demolition derby
Bill Nagy from Hubbard has won other derbies, but Canfield's has always eluded him. By PHIL NOVAK
SEPTEMBER SCHEDULES Libraries in Mahoning and Trumbull counties
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF YOUNGSTOWN AND MAHONING COUNTY "America's Museum -- Butler Institute of American
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS The Youngstown Power Squadron will hold a 5 week basic boating course starting
Saturday, August 25 (43 stories)
BOARDMAN Man faces corruption charge
The girl told police the man knew she was 15. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
JESSIE MCCREERY DAVID HAYBARGER II
JESSIE MCCREERY DAVID HAYBARGER II NEW MIDDLETOWN -- The wedding of Jessie R. McCreery and David
POLAND Davanzo leads Bulldogs in opener, 19-0
The senior running back rushed for 174 yards and a touchdown against Springfield. By ROB TODOR
OHIO Lower limit sought for drunken driving
A House committee has passed a bill to lower Ohio's legal limit to .08. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
THE FACTS Drunken driving
In 1999, the most recent statistics available from Mothers Against Drunk Driving, 41,611 people were
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PEOPLE
PEOPLE Campus pastor named GREENVILLE, Pa. -- The Rev. Dr. Paul A. Baglyos has been named the
& acute;Residents rally over race relations
The city and U.S. Justice Department will reveal details of closed-door meetings. By AMANDA C.
MCDONALD School officials take steps to accommodate project
The high school renovation is part of a state project that also includes building an elementary
AT A GLANCE Oklahoma Sooners
Location: Norman, Okla. Coach: Bob Stoops (20-5, in third year at Oklahoma). Last year's record:
TRAFICANT CASE Judge wants rep to prove allegations
The congressman filed more questions Friday, which add to the 62 questions he wants to ask the lead
Medicare should rethink its 'cost-saving' strategy
Opinion: When Vice President Dick Cheney experienced an irregular heart rhythm earlier this year, he was able
LORRE BRUNO JOHN HOLZBACH
LORRE BRUNO JOHN HOLZBACH POLAND -- Monsignor William Connell officiated at 1:30 p.m. July 21 as
KELLY CZARNECKI SAMUEL ORR
KELLY CZARNECKI SAMUEL ORR YOUNGSTOWN -- Cancun, Mexico, was the honeymoon destination of Samuel
BOARDMAN With Beach Boy car, he'll have fun, fun, fun
The RT Challenger was on display Friday. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Don L. Hanni III to file as school board write-in
Don L. Hanni III to file as school board write-in YOUNGSTOWN -- Don L. Hanni III, a former
Forum Health Northside
Forum Health Northside Mikel and Angela Kozak, 1570 Sunny Estates Drive, Niles, boy, Aug. 24.
HERMITAGE, PA. Buhl Day festivities to honor the past
The day's events begin at 9:30 a.m. with a parade from Hermitage Towne Plaza to the park. By
WARREN School secretaries receive support from residents
The secretaries' union and school administration are not scheduled to meet. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
The Cleveland Browns played their third preseason game under coach Butch Davis.
The Cleveland Browns played their third preseason game under coach Butch Davis.
Men march into the past
The men wanted to know how it felt for Civil War soldiers to march into battle. By BOB JACKSON
MAHONING COUNTY Engler: 'I'm not getting back into politics'
He stressed that the position he's running for is a nonpartisan, almost voluntary spot. By DAVID
PEGGY IVERSON NICHOLAS GALIPO
PEGGY IVERSON NICHOLAS GALIPO NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. -- Peggy Iverson of Diamond and Nicholas Galipo
MAHONING VALLEY Association's reserves shrinking
The MVAC started in 1916 to promote evangelism. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION EDITOR
WARREN Judge says Prospect school can open
An attorney representing the board says there are 'no health hazards' at the elementary building in
INDIANS/DRAGONS Girard nips Niles in overtime
The Indians stopped Niles' final drive to secure a 28-21 victory. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR
The Cowboys' win spoiled Fitch's fourth-quarter comeback.
The Cowboys' win spoiled Fitch's fourth-quarter comeback. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS
Some wheels of justice move more slowly than others
Opinion: Sometimes the wheels of justice seem to move with inordinate slowness. We're not calling for a
Fire damages apartment complex
Firefighters said they had to run fire hoses 1,200 feet to the nearest fire hydrant. By HAROLD
THE COMMISSIONER'S ACTIVITIES GAINED ATTENTION WHEN IT WAS REVEALED HE HAD USED HIS OFFICE COMPUTER TO ACCESS SOME
-rated sites. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU MERCER, Pa. -- The Visa card says "Brian
BUHL DAY Recognition
This year's Buhl Day honorees are: FRED BOLES Boles retired as music teacher and band director
MAHONING COUNTY Gains explores attorney general run
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning County Prosecutor Paul J.
DAWN KOMA JOSEPH MONTELLA JR.
DAWN KOMA JOSEPH MONTELLA JR. YOUNGSTOWN -- Joseph John Montella Jr. and his bride, the former
CHAMPION SCHOOLS Board changes policy on pupil transportation
CHAMPION -- The board of education says it won't provide transportation to Champion pupils who
Jury finds man guilty of assault
WARREN -- A Trumbull County Common Pleas jury deliberated about six hours before finding a 27-year-
TIFFANY REECE ERIC CLARK
TIFFANY REECE ERIC CLARK AUSTINTOWN -- Immaculate Heart of Mary Church was the setting at 2 p.m.
LISBON Missing woman case remains open
It's been a long summer for authorities handling a missing person case. By NORMAN LEIGH
Audit request denied
Judge Cronin said she was just trying to be a responsible steward of tax dollars. By BOB JACKSON
WARREN Residents rally over race relations
The city and U.S. Justice Department will reveal details of closed-door meetings. By AMANDA C.
Elizabeth Dole registers to vote in N. Carolina
Elizabeth Dole registers to vote in N. Carolina SALISBURY, N.C.-- Elizabeth Dole inched closer to
Leetonia's 2nd half rally tops McDonald
The Bears scored 28 unanswered points to start the second half in a 28-6 victory. By JOE SCALZO
Friday, August 24 (52 stories)
WARREN Man guilty of theft
The defendant could face up to 20 years in prison. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
NORTH JACKSON Board votes to approve raises for superintendent, principals
NORTH JACKSON -- The Jackson-Milton Board of Education approved 2-percent salary increases for the
LORDSTOWN GM, fabricating plant reach tentative pact
Workers will vote on a new labor pact that gives the company more flexibility in work rules. By
SHENANGO VALLEY Forum targets funding for schools
The state has failed to live up to its commitment to pay 50 percent of public education costs. By
GAIL WHITE Older generation picks up child-rearing slack
At ages 63 and 60, respectively, Wayne and Diane McCoy of Warren expected to spend their retirement
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
Moving up: After catcher-designated hitter Josh Bard went 0-for-2 with two walks, he met briefly
TRUMBULL COUNTY Court administrator to retire
The two judges said the official of juvenile court will be greatly missed. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
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MOUNTAINEER ENTRIES TODAY -- 7 P.M. 1st--$10,500, cl $4,000-$4,000, 3YO up F & amp;M, 5 1/2f.
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Browns at Redskins. When: 8. Radio/TV: WNCD-FM (93.3); WYFX-TV (62), WKYC-TV (3).
CAFARO FIELD Cyclones' Eckert tames Scrappers' bats
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF NILES -- If it wasn't for Harold Eckert and a couple
Art show benefit
Art show benefit YOUNGSTOWN -- An art show to benefit Helping Other Women will be at 6:30 p.m.
CANDIDATES Nonpartisan races | Mahoning County
Candidates running in nonpartisan races in the Nov. 6 general election had to file nominating
Police investigate body found in dump truck
Police investigate body found in dump truck NILES -- Police and the Trumbull County coroner's
Police arrest two men on drug charges
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Police who went to a North Keel Ridge Road home to serve an arrest warrant on a
MERCER Women's advocacy agency directors, staff still at odds
The employees filed a grievance and will meet again with the board Sept. 6. By HAROLD GWIN
Library to use latest technology
An alumnus has donated $500,000 to help create the cyber library. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
Council settles with fired police officer
WASHINGTONVILLE -- Village council has agreed to a settlement with fired police officer Michael
Browns: Better days are ahead
Two games remain in the Browns' preseason, but, hey, I'm from Cleveland, so it's never too early to
Poland residents can meet police, firefighters at event
POLAND -- Township residents will be given the opportunity to get together with local police and
NILES SCHOOLS Board to hire social worker
The school board passed a resolution supporting open enrollment at the Gordon D. James Career
Punt return seals it
By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF LOWELLVILLE -- It took less than 20 seconds. Lowellville
CLEAN OHIO PROGRAM Area leaders to select members for greenfield panel
The program was started so hastily that the guidelines aren't in place. By BOB JACKSON
GETTING IT RIGHT
URonald Carcelli, Struthers street foreman, is using unused vacation time pending his retirement.
Mystery writers' works
Mystery writers' works SHARON, Pa. -- Shenango Valley Community Library is taking registrations
Commissioners consider bids for restoration project
MERCER -- Mercer County commissioners dealt with contracts for ongoing restoration work on the
Lear Seating contract talks have long-term implications
Opinion: Although the workers at Lear Seating Corp. have authorized the United Auto Workers union to call a
COLUMBIANA CO. Guilty plea in murder conspiracy
In making the plea deal, authorities took into consideration the defendant's help in gathering
SCHEDULE High school football
TODAY'S GAMES Chaney at Fitch Rayen vs. Ursuline at Stambaugh Stadium Wilson at Boardman Cleveland
Yearning for an exotic pet? Use a little common sense
Opinion: If everyone on the planet exhibited a little bit more common sense, a lot fewer trees would have to
Charged in hindering
Charged in hindering SHARON, Pa. -- Police said a Cedar Avenue woman was arrested after police
YOUNGSTOWN Hearing bypass of area irks senator
The governor is very interested in the future of the Mahoning Valley, his spokesman said. By DAVID
Humane Society could have taken another path
Opinion: EDITOR: I really have to bite my tongue when I see the articles about the Salem Area Humane
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Robert and Christine Haywood, 103 Nevada Ave. #1, Boardman, girl, Aug. 23. Timothy
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
Darrell Frazier Jr., 21, Jacobs Road, Youngstown; trafficking in marijuana. William F. Daniels II,
Trumble County voters will decide off-track betting issue
WARREN -- Trumbull County voters will decide Nov. 6 whether to allow off-track betting
NORTHEAST OHIO Fire cause of rise in gas prices
Local prices are lower than elsewhere in Northeast Ohio. YOUNGSTOWN -- Gasoline prices are back up
MAHONING CO. Officials consider Teen Court
The judge of juvenile court said Teen Courts can help reduce juvenile crime. By RON COLE
PENN STATE CAMPUS Hermitage man donates funds
It's the second scholarship established at the campus by William Franklin Shannon. SHARON, Pa. --
YOUNGSTOWN
YOUNGSTOWN Control Board The city's control board, made up of the mayor and finance and law
VALLEY ELECTIONS Many file for local races
Former Mahoning County Commissioner David Engler is running for an unexpired seat on the county's
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Youngstown Babe Ruth -- is inviting boys interested in playing for a team in the 13-year
BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL WOMEN'S NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION PLAYOFFS CONFERENCE FINALS (Best-of-3)
Associated Press
Associated Press INTERVIEW: California Rep. Gary Condit talks with ABC's Connie Chung in Modesto,
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CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XBoardman-Canfield Branch of the American Association of University Women will meet
WARREN SCHOOLS With negotiations at a standstill, employees issue strike notice
A strike would begin Sept. 2 if both sides can't come to terms. WARREN -- The city school
Police charge two after threat, assault
SHARON, Pa. -- Police arrested two men accused of breaking into female acquaintances' homes and
TRAFICANT CASE Rep's motions show some borrowing
The congressman's motions don't have a uniform appearance, either. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN RAPE Praise for victim's presence of mind
Two of the four robbers out on a spree committed the rape, and both are juveniles, a detective said.
SHARON, PA. Agency creates training classes
The nonprofit organization has already lined up three training providers to offer classes. By
NEW CASTLE, PA. Officials OK first-time buyers plan
The home-buyers program is an effort to stop blight and absentee landlords. By LAURE CIOFFI
Beach Boy car at A & amp;W
Beach Boy car at A & amp;W BOARDMAN -- A & amp;W Restaurant on Boardman-Canfield Road will
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TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE AT A GLANCE
COLUMBIANA Head coach: Bob Spaite, 8th year (44-29 at Columbiana; 57-62-4 in 12-year career).
LORDSTOWN GM invites car buyers' feedback at plant
Car owners can give plant officials a ride to point out problems with their cars. By DON SHILLING
Columbiana's Garrod in everybody's scope
One of the Clippers' games will be televised. By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
PAST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS
CITY SERIES 2000 -- Chaney 1999 -- Chaney 1998 -- Chaney 1997 -- East 1996 -- Chaney
AUSTINTOWN Man awaiting trial indicted in girl's rape
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER AUSTINTOWN -- A Fountain Square Drive man has been indicted
Two charged in crack cocaine raid
WARREN -- Authorities have confiscated more than $20,000 worth of crack cocaine. City police and
WELLSVILLE Auditor puts village in fiscal emergency
A financial planning and supervision commission will help bring stability to village finances. By
TRUMBULL ATHLETIC AT A GLANCE
BROOKFIELD Head coach: Toby Gibson, 1st year. 2000 record: 1-9, 0-7 TAC. Key losses: B.J.
THE JOE LANE SPORTS COMPLEX Mineral Ridge High School
What's new: Football field, 2,500-seat bleachers, drainage system, natural turf, eight-lane all-
GIRARD SCHOOLS Judges: School lawsuits should go to state court
A hearing will be conducted Friday to determine if the school board should be prohibited from
Fox to broadcast area football games
YOUNGSTOWN -- Fox 17/62 will present the High School Football Game of the Week. The first game,
MERCER COUNTY SCHOOLS AT A GLANCE
HICKORY Head coach: Phil Annarella, 4th year (15-15). 2000 record: 5-4, 1-2 Mercer County
Panel: Change ward boundaries
GIRARD -- City council's development committee recommends that council change ward boundaries.
RECOMMENDED Commission nominees
Mayor James Melfi and Leo Grimes, city council president, have provided the names of five men to
CAMPBELL Police station receives first face-lift since 1972
Officials plan about $12,000 in renovations to the department this year. By PAUL WHEATLEY
AUDITIONS Where to try out for roles
ACTORS "Inherit the Wind." Oakland Center for the Arts, 220 W. Boardman St., Youngstown, (330)
Youngstown has a chance to prove naysayers wrong
Opinion: All eyes will be on the city of Youngstown this weekend as CityFest 2001 kicks off Friday, marking
Poland man receives probation in drug case
The defendant had already checked in to a drug rehabilitation program. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
NESHANNOCK TOWNSHIP Officials OK ordinance for adult businesses
The ordinance is patterned after one in Pulaski Township, which has an adult bookstore. By
TRUMBULL COUNTY Group purchase to cut gas prices
The nature of the program may change next year. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
TOP PLAYERS College recruiters know where to go to find prospects
The Mahoning Valley is filled with talented players who will continue their careers after high
Struthers street foreman to retire under a cloud
The Struthers community leader cited health concerns as his reason for retirement. By DAVID
HERMITAGE ZONING Lawyer rethinks building plans
Design changes required by the city make the site less attractive, the owner said. By HAROLD GWIN
TOP AREA SENIORS Turning a recruiter's head
Name (school)SizeNote Running back Maurice Clarett (Harding)6-0, 231Ohio State recruit Evan
WARREN Program is ranked nationally
Ohio earned 18 of the 28 awards given to vocational and technical high schools in the country. By
Quality teams continue to keep league strong
Three conference teams won district titles, but, for the first time, none reached state. By BILL
GIRARD SCHOOLS Judge: Lawsuit should be heard in state court
A hearing will be conducted Friday to determine if the school board should be prohibited from
JOE LANE SPORTS COMPLEX Love for athletics motivates Lane to give to city he loves
The funeral operator's $500,000 gift led the way to Mineral Ridge High's new football stadium and
Sign-language classes
Sign-language classes YOUNGSTOWN -- Sign-language classes, ranging from children's to advanced
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Brooklyn Cyclones (44-19) at Scrappers (20-41). When: 7:05. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Friday night football
CHANEY VS. FITCH When: 7:30 p.m. Where: Falcon Stadium, Austintown. Chaney scouting report:
The wheels on the van go round and round
Opinion: The Ohio Department of Education and the legislature's Joint Committee on Agency Rule Review have 90
RATES Certificates of deposit The table shows the annual percentage yield as of Aug. 22.. All yields given in percent. Balances required vary, and some banks offer lower yields if certain balances
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OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
XChris and Barbra (Brown) Swope of Streetsboro are announcing the birth of their son, Declan
Phillips, Pavlansky challenged by change
Doug Phillips left Springfield for Salem; Mike Pavlansky was promoted at Canfield. By JOE SCALZO
Council approves checking backgrounds
CANFIELD -- City council approved an ordinance Wednesday night requiring ice cream vendors to pass a
SCRAPPERS Late rally rescues sloppy defense
Pitcher Todd Culp worked 22/3 shutout innings in relief to pick up the win. By JOE SCALZO
Lessons were learned along Ursuline High's path to last year's Division IV state football
Lessons were learned along Ursuline High's path to last year's Division IV state football
Girard school board member deserves better
Opinion: EDITOR: All the facts pertaining to Girard's sick school problem and the subsequent actions taken,
Set at safety: College queries have Smith on the defensive
The Hubbard running back said he has narrowed his college choices to two: Ohio State or Notre Dame.
GM LORDSTOWN Pact targets location of work
Union officials in Detroit stepped in to force GM to decide about Lordstown, a local leader said.
HOWLAND Artist's tunes groove throughout the area and beyond
By JOHN PATRICK GATTA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT HOWLAND -- To the area's casual music listeners,
INTER-COUNTY LEAGUE AT A GLANCE
JACKSON-MILTON Head coach: Alan Mikovich, 1st year (succeeds George Tomaino). 2000 record: 3-5,
Man, 71, faces sex-conduct charge
GIRARD -- A 71-year-old man known as "Grandpa Bill" has been bound over to the Trumbull County grand
YOUNGSTOWN COUNCIL B & amp;O proposal, merger fail to make agenda
The city is considering allowing a communications tower to be built at Stambaugh golf course.
SHARON, PA. Business owners: Lane takes toll
By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU SHARON, Pa. -- The city alleviated a traffic flow
Government: Beware of lies
The government is calling the congressman's motion 'wild' accusations. By PATRICIA MEADE
Sharpsville looks to return to title form
Blue Devils coach Paul Piccirilli expects challenges from Wilmington and Kennedy Catholic. By BILL
TRUMBULL COUNTY Group buying to slash gas prices
The nature of the program may change next year. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Hearing to be held to discuss proposed phone regulations
YOUNGSTOWN -- A utility advocacy group will have a meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Youngstown city hall
MAHONING COUNTY Jail pay-for-stay remains on hold
A pay-for-stay revival in Mahoning County has been afloat since June 2000. By BOB JACKSON
Beatles exhibit to open at Vocal Hall
SHARON, Pa. -- The Vocal Group Hall of Fame & amp; Museum will open its Beatles Tribute Exhibit
Pilot makes emergency landing
By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Just days after receiving
YOUNGSTOWN School district receives award
Youngstown schools created the report to help promote their bond issue to investors. By RON COLE
WARREN Council approves legislation to create position
By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- The city will soon be advertising for the
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Luke and Coren Sager, 1208 Highland Ave., New Castle, girl, Aug. 21 (Correction).
Searching for robber of gas station
Searching for robber of gas station BOARDMAN -- Police are looking for a man who robbed the
LISBON Officials seek finances for county airport hangar
By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON -- Growth at the Columbiana County Airport is
House fires break out in Farrell, Sharon
SHARON, Pa. -- Firefighters in Farrell and Sharon battled separate house fires Wednesday. Farrell
SURPLUS FOOD
SURPLUS FOOD Greater Mount Calvary Baptist Church, 467 Cohasset Drive, Youngstown, 12:30 p.m.
INTER-COUNTY LEAGUE South Range seems to have all the tools
Mineral Ridge also is considered a potential threat with 14 lettermen back. By JOHN KOVACH
2001 OHSAA FOOTBALL REGIONS
DIVISION I (118) REGION 1 (30) Austintown Fitch Boardman Warren Harding Ashtabula Lakeside
DECONSTRUCTING A & amp;F's SOFT PORN
Opinion: Providence Journal: Our relentlessly researching staff, working 24/7, recently procured a copy of
STEEL VALLEY CONFERENCE AT A GLANCE
AUSTINTOWN FITCH Head coach: Carl Pelini, 2nd year. 2000 record: 3-7, 1-3 SVC. Key losses: Tim
SHARON, PA. Sewer fee increase to correct problems
Finding and eliminating surface water infiltration points will be a costly exercise. By HAROLD
Skill players returning to Hurricanes
NEW CASTLE -- The New Castle Red Hurricanes don't have many returning players, but what they have
SOUTHINGTON Kids to get acquainted with firefighting gear
New signs banning skating, biking and four-wheeling will go up at the gazebo park. By MARY LEE
CRIMESTOPPERS Greater Youngstown
Delores "Dee Dee" Donoghue, a missing person, is the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown
NILES Council will consider ward-boundary changes
U.S. Census figures show the city population dipped slightly between 1990 and 2000. By DENISE DICK
New agreement targets location of plant work
Union officials in Detroit stepped in to force GM to decide about Lordstown, a local leader said.
'Grandpa Bill' is bound over to jury
'Grandpa Bill' is bound over to jury GIRARD -- A 71-year-old man known as "Grandpa Bill" has been
LOCAL ROUNDUP
Police investigate teen's allegations AUSTINTOWN -- Police are investigating a report that a 32-
ON THE AIR Radio broadcast schedule
AUG. 24 Chaney at Fitch -- WKBN-AM (570) Rayen vs. Ursuline at Stambaugh Stadium -- WNIO-AM
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WARREN Deputy says he foiled try
The deputy said he saw the inmate grab something from behind a pillar outside the courthouse. By
YOUNGSTOWN Judge to rule on equipment sale delay
CSC can make money if the union agrees to concessions, a potential buyer says. By DON SHILLING
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA AT A GLANCE
NEW CASTLE Head coach: Gary Schooley (30-35). 2000 record: 5-5, 2-5 Parkway. Key loss: Nick
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Few will watch an old clown sing a new tune
I once rode in Bozo's clown car. Oh, yeah, sure. NOW you're impressed with me. For those of you
St. E's Safety Village
St. E's Safety Village CANFIELD -- The fifth annual Safety Village, sponsored by St. Elizabeth
GIRARD FISCAL COMMISSION Officials offer 5 for state panel
The full oversight commission will have seven members. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Conference's running backs in position to gain attention
A bevy of backs could put some flair in the season. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
Man with baseball bat attempts to rob women
Man with baseball bat attempts to rob women SHARON, Pa. -- Police in Sharon and Farrell are
METRO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE AT A GLANCE
CANFIELD Head coach: Mike Pavlansky, 1st year 2000 record: 7-3, 4-1 MAC Key losses: Brian
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Mark T. Dray, 35, of 4245 Stratford Road, Boardman, and Lisa
YOUNGSTOWN Man dressed in black found shot to death
Police had been in the area about two hours earlier, investigating a report of shots fired. By
YOUNGSTOWN Complaint alleges man was in danger
The deputy was working the undercover litter detail in street clothes and driving a pickup truck.
DISTRICT TEAMS AT A GLANCE
BEAVER LOCAL Head coach: Rich Wright, 4th year (22-10). 2000 record: 10-1. Key losses: Jamin
MCDONALD Apologies sought by village officials
The mayor and a councilman each think the other should resign. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR
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THE TRAFICANT CASE Proposed questions
The 17th District congressman wants the lead prosecutor in his racketeering case to be removed and
GETTING IT RIGHT
The Citizens' League of Greater Youngstown is calling for public officials to stop attending the
GIRARD SCHOOLS Health department OKs opening
The school administration is trying to relieve the concerns of parents. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN CSC lenders want equipment sale
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN A CSC attorney said a company is interested in operating part of the
Stacy Berman, Brent Racer set wedding date
BOARDMAN -- Stephen and Barbara Berman, 712 Mapleridge Drive, are announcing the engagement of their
BADGER LOCAL SCHOOLS Teachers vote to reject board's final contract offer
KINSMAN -- Teachers in the Joseph Badger Local School District voted unanimously Tuesday to reject
Canfield office is secluded, unlisted
As of last fall, rent at the congressman's secluded office was $1,650 per month. By PATRICIA MEADE
SALEM Rotary Club to raise funds for room in center
SALEM -- The Salem Rotary Club is committed to raising $50,000 to buy naming rights to a conference
Rotary-sponsored race is a big hit with charity
A charter jet from Atlantic City delayed its landing by 20 minutes until the run was over. By
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials to move records out of leaky subbasement
County officials are considering two locations to move the records. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
Race to close 3 roads at Mill Creek Park
Race to close 3 roads at Mill Creek Park YOUNGSTOWN -- Three Mill Creek Park roads will be closed
YOUNGSTOWN Company seeks tax break for move to Ohio Works
By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Three companies, three projects of various
GAIL WHITE Man is beautifying the city, one flower at a time
I read recently, "Someone once said there is really very little difference between people -- but
COLUMBIANA CO. Crews work on rail line
After brush is cleared, rotted railroad ties will be replaced. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
Sweet doesn't mince words in discussing YSU's future
Opinion: During his state of the university address this week to administrators, faculty and staff, Dr. David
After-school program will help working parents
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- Wilmington Area School District will offer an extended day program for
NEW CASTLE City takes first step of face-lift
A successful summer playground program on the city's south side will be expanded next year. By
WARREN Groups discuss race relations
The community awareness group will be taking to the streets, the mayor said. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
SURPLUS FOOD
SURPLUS FOOD Antioch Baptist Church, 110 Funston St., Youngstown, 10 a.m. Thursday. Various items.
It's possible the pennant-chasing Arizona Diamondbacks relaxed a little too much Tuesday at
It's possible the pennant-chasing Arizona Diamondbacks relaxed a little too much Tuesday at
Miss Sniderman, Mr. Weatherhead to wed Dec. 29
YOUNGSTOWN -- Plans for the forthcoming marriage of Lani Sniderman and Steven Weatherhead, both of
WARREN Deputy becomes officer at Trumbull tech center
He begins his new assignment Monday. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN --
HERMITAGE School district to use armory for program
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The Hermitage School District will again use the Pennsylvania National Guard
PACKARD Retiring workers force recall
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN About 700 workers have retired to take advantage of a $15,000 bonus.
YOUNGSTOWN Agency finishes another house
The single mom and her three kids spent more than 350 hours helping build their house and another in
WARREN Council to vote on money for wages
The city must still spend conservatively as it's not yet out of the woods, the mayor says. By
HOW MANY LINES OF STEM CELLS?
Opinion: St. Louis Post-Dispatch: American government funding is the engine that drives cutting-edge medical
LABRAE SCHOOLS Rebuilt district depends on bond
Pupils could attend school in a new building in 2004, one official said. LEAVITTSBURG -- Nearly
YOUNGSTOWN Three arrested in gang rape
Police spotted the suspects' car at Dairy Mart on the West Side and followed it. The driver got
SHARPSVILLE Board balks at paying for sod
The board tabled payment of two bills to a landscape firm that worked on the field. By HAROLD GWIN
B & amp;O STATION Officials to mull proposal
The last developer didn't make the required investments. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER
MAKEUP TRICKS Focus on the eyes
If the eyes really are the windows to the soul, you want to make sure you apply your eyeshadow well.
Company says ViaDrink could restore sex life
Area residents will be the first to taste the new herbal drink that plays off the name Viagra. By
Dream weddings
Bride's magazine has polled its readers and learned that getting married inspires weird wedding-
Fall kickoff night
Fall kickoff night GIRARD -- Girard schools is sponsoring a school-community fall kickoff Thursday
'MILLIONAIRE' Final answer for woman from area: Show was fun
Even though she didn't make it far in the Hot Seat, the Hermitage woman said she liked being able to
LAWRENCE CO. Retirees package bandied
Workers will have two months to decide if they want to take the early-retirement package. By LAURE
MAHONING COUNTY Sting operations show drop in sales of tobacco to teens
The noncompliance rate was down nearly 50 percent from a similar check in February. YOUNGSTOWN --
THURSDAY
Youngstown City Council Education Committee and Youngstown Board of Education Government Committee,
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ICL, TCL, and ESC looking ahead
The departure of Southington High from the East Suburban Conference coincided with the on-going
YOUNGSTOWN STATE FOOTBALL Five veterans selected as field generals
The Penguins will practice at 10 p.m. Friday at Stambaugh Stadium following the Ursuline-Rayen game.
Stopping for awareness
Stopping for awareness NEW SPRINGFIELD -- Enesco Group's 53-foot Precious Moments Care-A-Van,
SOCCER Canfield penalty has six sidelined
The varsity players are being punished for chemical abuse violations. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT
Parents' $30 million suit moves to federal court
The hearing has not been scheduled. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- A
VIENNA Rotary-sponsored race is a big hit with charity
A charter jet from Atlantic City delayed its landing by 20 minutes until the run was over. By
Glaz-Martin troth announced; date set for wedding
The engagement of Tina L. Glaz, 5904-22 Tattersal Drive, Durham, N.C., and Calvin M. Martin of
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
Major league connections: The Brooklyn coaching staff is a story in itself. The manager is Edgar
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Michael and Debra Lipinsky, 720 Indianola Road, Boardman, girl, Aug. 21. Jeanie A.
NILES Schools panel is revisiting buildings
This week's visit is a quality control step in development of the district's master plan. By
WEATHERSFIELD School district will dedicate sports complex
Fireworks will follow the dedication ceremony. MINERAL RIDGE -- The Weathersfield Local School
Scrappers post 4-0 win
Doug Lantz shut down the division-leading Brooklyn Cyclones. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Brooklyn Cyclones (44-18) at Scrappers (19-41). When: 7:05. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
KINSMAN Badger teachers reject final contract offer
The superintendent says he doesn't think the district has ever had a strike. KINSMAN -- Teachers
EAST PALESTINE Chief is in line to become interim manager
He must choose an officer to lead the police department. EAST PALESTINE -- With council's vote
Voters to decide on government
A supporter of the study disputes the county commissioners' estimates. NEW CASTLE, Pa. --
STREET-SMART KIDS STOP! For some rules on safety
By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER POLAND -- Several dozen kindergarten-aged
COLUMBIANA Council says no to zoning change
Nemenz said he wants to relocate his Save-a-Lot before Wal-Mart comes to Salem. By NANCY TULLIS
Rep's motion: Accusations but no affidavits
The congressman says the prosecutor promised reduced sentences to witnesses in return for their
SALEM Utilities commission, workers OK contract
Pay raises are provided each year of the agreement. SALEM -- The city utilities commission
Is double standard wind beneath Eagle's wings?
Opinion: EDITOR: The recent article on Eagle Heights Academy entitled, "Soaring Higher" glowed with the
Monster behind the counter
Opinion: If the accusations against Robert R. Courtney are proved true there is only one word to describe
YOUNGSTOWN Judge to decide about witness
Charles Scott's attorney said there's no proof that he knew about the subpoena. By BOB JACKSON
Firefighters OK pact
Firefighters OK pact YOUNGSTOWN -- City firefighters have approved a proposed three-year contract
League's fussing over luncheons draws criticism
Those attending the luncheons say there is no reason to spy on them or question what goes on at the
Missing man sought
Missing man sought NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Authorities are searching for a 25-year-old man who left his
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Traficant files motions
Traficant files motions BULLETIN: U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr. of Poland, D-17th, in an
YOUNGSTOWN Thermal seeks price increase
Council's utilities committee chairman is hesitant about the increase request. By ROGER G. SMITH
Battle looms over loss of funding for welfare
Opinion: Last year, in praising the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services for getting former welfare
BROOKFIELD Residents to vote on zoning
Voters have rejected zoing issues three times since 1982. By KERRI RICKARD VINDICATOR
-Games competitor rips ESPN and validity of judging. C-.
-Games competitor rips ESPN and validity of judging. C-.
Pennsylvania legislators spend as if it's their money
Opinion: A small Pennsylvania newspaper has taken its state legislator to task in daily editorials for nearly
Board OKs fight song for district
By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU SALEM -- The city school district will start this
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Couple: Best way to enjoy Ohio is from a bicycle
Thirty years ago, Fred Pilgrim used to ride his bike to work. He didn't find it particularly
Manes-Hatfield, wedding date to be Dec. 15
JOHNSTON -- Lynn and Denise Manes, 6536 state Route 5, are announcing the engagement of their
LOCAL ROUNDUP
Police investigation AUSTINTOWN -- Township police are investigating a complaint that an 11-year-
TRUMBULL COUNTY Board tells lawyer he'll get paid
The county elections board might end up suing the county commissioners. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and
Board, group go a round over meetings
Sparks flew as a faith-based community group met with city school officials. By RON COLE
SHARON AW/ARE board to move on plan
The board still plans to meet with its staff in a private meeting Thursday. By HAROLD GWIN
Miss Zorichak, David Fetty to marry in 2002
Ron and Terry Zorichak of Uniontown, Pa., and Jack and JoAnn Fetty of Cortland are announcing the
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Brooklyn Cyclones (44-17) at Scrappers (18-41). When: 7:05. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
Board tells lawyer he 'll get paid
The county elections board might end up suing the county commissioners. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and
YSU BASKETBALL Patton awarded another season
The guard graduated with a sociology degree last Saturday. YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown State
EAST PALESTINE Council is expected to name police chief interim manager
The police chief applied for the manager's position twice previously. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
MAHONING COUNTY Engineer works on 2002 plans
The department will scale back its own contribution, which will reduce the mileage. By BOB JACKSON
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COLUMBIANA COUNTY Civil War re-enactment set in park
Re-enactors will give park visitors a glimpse of 19th century military and civilian life. LISBON
Tyler Wimberly, David Mellon plan fall wedding to be held in Alabama
CARY, N.C. -- The engagement of Tyler Anne Wimberly and David Roy Mellon, both of 1118 Harbor Pointe
A well-deserved break for long-distance hiker
A well-deserved break for long-distance hiker CANFIELD -- John Hudock III is relaxing at his
GIRARD Company to pay for illegal dumping
City officials expect the landfill will be expanded. GIRARD -- LAS Recycling, a construction and
POLICE CALLS Canfield city, Austintown
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD CITY Aug. 12 Arrest : A 25-year-old Cortland man was
AGENDA
AGENDA WEDNESDAY Brookfield Board of Education, 5 p.m. work session; 6 p.m. meeting, high school
REUNIONS
XCampbell Memorial High School Class of January and June 1949 will meet at 4 p.m. Sept. 20 at Our
WARREN Accident hearings continued
The women will be back in court Sept. 21. WARREN -- The case against two bikini-clad women accused
CORTLAND Officials to get raises if readings pass
CORTLAND -- City administrators are one step closer to getting pay increases. Council approved
Ex-member of task force to enter plea
The task force's director said he'll be glad when the episode is finally over. By NORMAN LEIGH
Chiropractor's advice: shun 'ambulance chasers'
Opinion: EDITOR: I am writing in response to the Aug. 19 letter "There's a new breed of ambulance chasers
SPEEDCAM PHOTO OPS
Opinion: Washington Post: Opponents of traffic-camera systems were quick to seize on a San Diego judge's
Rain postpones game against Auburn in fifth
The game will be completed Aug. 30 when the Scrappers play a two-game series at Auburn. NILES --
GETTING IT RIGHT
UA 50th-anniversary open house will be Saturday for Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Blosser, 642 Meadow Place,
Fun and games, and friends
The event brings generations together. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BOARDMAN
Dominic-Novicky engagement is announced
HUBBARD -- Paul F. and Judith A. Dominic of Hubbard are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
NILES SCHOOLS Funds to go for all-day classes
The money from the state must be used to create programs such as all-day kindergarten. By DENISE
Police chief will keep job, pay fine
Sometimes the chief traded what he called a 'courtesy' for information on crimes. By TIM YOVICH
WARREN POLICE Concerned citizens plan demonstration
Anyone interested in sharing concerns about police brutality is invited. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Head-on crash kills one, injures three
JAMESTOWN, Pa. -- One woman was killed and three others seriously injured in a two-car crash on
Judge grants stay on old charges
The judge had a status conference three days after the newspaper reported on the old and forgotten
Surman-Freer wedding is set for Oct. 27
WILLOUGHBY -- Announcement of the engagement of Lisa Renee Surman and Josef Dwayne Freer, both of
Associated Press
Associated Press NOT BUDGING: Singer-songwriter Robbie Fulks pauses while strumming his guitar
UNION TOWNSHIP Commission: Keep yard requirements
The supervisors are scheduled to vote on the proposed recommendations next month. By MARY
AUSTINTOWN Proposals address billboards, pool safety
The regulations would not affect the pools and billboards already constructed in the township. By
WARREN Jail guard recovering after attack
The man's injuries were minor, a hospital spokesperson said. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
Acting chief to be named for schools
LEETONIA -- Because of the illness of schools Superintendent Lynn King, Leetonia Board of Education
Penguins getting bit by injury bug
The good news Monday was that some players returned. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
NEW CASTLE Council seeks funds to move four houses
State officials also must OK the project before it starts. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
YOUNGSTOWN Landlord's troubles leave students in dark
Students received instructions on how to get their gas and electric service back. By ROGER G.
Deadline missed
Deadline missed CLEVELAND -- Monday's deadline passed for indicted U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant
CRAIG BEACH Council votes for levies
Council has met the Board of Elections' Thursday deadline. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF
LISBON Board removes two conditions for landfill
The terms overstepped the panel's authority, its attorney advised. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
SHARON SCHOOLS 'No F' policy revised again
The latest version removes some of the punitive nature of the policy. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
Drug charges
Drug charges AUSTINTOWN -- Police say they found three plastic bags of suspected cocaine, a bag of
Monday, August 20 (43 stories)
GROVE CITY, PA. Series of collisions leaves cop hurt
GROVE CITY, Pa. -- Pennsylvania State Police are investigating a series of collisions on Interstate
Associated Press
Associated Press RESTING: President Bush takes a break while participating in a Trail
Mammovan scheduled
Mammovan scheduled YOUNGSTOWN -- The ENCOREplus Program at the Youngstown YWCA, 25 W. Rayen Ave.,
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Detective doubts body is that of missing woman
Authorities know of no connection between Tracy Hill and Ross County, where an unidentified body was
Story let a little sunshine in Trumbull County's pit
Opinion: EDITOR: Thanks to Stephen Siff, your staff writer, the problem in the "Pit" in the Trumbull
RECALLS Bassinets, latches
PORTABLE BASSINETS What: About 569,000 Fisher-Price portable bassinets. Reason: Children and
PORTAGE COUNTY Fair will feature country musician
Country music artist Chris Cagle will perform RANDOLPH, Ohio -- The 143rd annual Portage County
Corner Dairy robbed
Corner Dairy robbed FARRELL, Pa. -- Police said a gunman took an undisclosed amount of cash from
CRIMESTOPPERS
CRIMESTOPPERS Greater Youngstown A search for two men involved in a robbery and assault near an
YOUNGSTOWN CityFest is back in town
Drawing families and younger people is one goal. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER
YOUNGSTOWN Cafaro vows to continue luncheons
The luncheons create the appearance of wrongdoing, the president of the watchdog group said. By
TRUMBULL COUNTY Center faces scrutiny over dumping
Truck drivers have a key to unlock the gate and unload when no one is there. By DENISE DICK and
17TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Ryan steps up campaign to drum up more public support
The Democratic candidate says he expects to beat his Republican opponent on her home turf. By
REGULATIONS Waste transfer
Operators of a solid waste transfer station must comply with numerous regulations. Following is a
ALLEYS GET A NEW LOOK
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN It's now known as 10 Pin Alley and boasts a high-tech light and sound
Man faces charges in equipment theft
LAKE MILTON -- A New Middletown man has been charged in the theft of $90,000 in equipment from a
SCHEDULE Cityfest 2001
Days, times and events: FRIDAY 11 a.m.: Food vendors open. 5 p.m.: Opening ceremony at the
AUSTINTOWN -- Township Trustee David C. Ditzler of New Road filed nominating petitions today with
AUSTINTOWN -- Township Trustee David C. Ditzler of New Road filed nominating petitions today with
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth James and Sherry Laverty, 120 S. Inglewood Ave., Youngstown, twins, boy and girl,
THE PORTAGE COUNTY RANDOLPH FAIR Schedule of events
TUESDAY: Opening Day 9 a.m.: Junior Fair Saddle Horse Grooming and Skillathon and Junior Fair Goat
CORTLAND Mayor suggests raising salaries
The service director and finance director would receive the largest increase. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
HILLSVILLE, PA. Hearing set on quarry project
The official comment period ends Tuesday. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
Firefighters face uphill battle
Members of the Silver City, N.M., Hot Shot crew, above, hike up Chatter Creek Trail to fight fires
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LIQUOR CONTROL
LIQUOR CONTROL Paperwork Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor documents:
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Auburn Doubledays (27-32) at Scrappers (18-41). When: 7. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
SWEDEN
Opinion: Expressen, Stockholm, Aug. 14: Cuba's revolution may live in the marathon speeches, but in practice
Speeding stop reveals warrants
Speeding stop reveals warrants YOUNGSTOWN -- When police stopped Wade L. Shaw on Sunday afternoon
COLUMBIANA CO. Sheriff: Expect charges in theft
It's just a matter of time before someone is charged, the special prosecutor said. By NORMAN LEIGH
CANFIELD Officials cite 9 teens in case of underage drinking
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- Nine teens, including Canfield High School
Juggling books can't hide federal budget problems
Opinion: The disappearing budget deficit can't be blamed entirely on the tax cuts that were the centerpiece
AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Weathersfield Local School District regular board meeting, 6 p.m., high school
FARRELL, PA. Police revise gripe system
The new complaint form requires the seal of a notary public. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
Former Youngstown State football player Harry Deligianis was signed to a free agent contract by the
Former Youngstown State football player Harry Deligianis was signed to a free agent contract by the
Sale of Youngstown mill seems to be a good thing
Opinion: Pardon our cautionary tone in commenting on last week's announcement that North Star Steel's tubular
ONE ON ONE | Debbie Lenz She's been needled about her job, but she loves it
Q. How long have you been tattooing? A. I'm starting my 21st year this month. I learned from my
COLUMBIANA CORNER Chamber gears up for photo contest
The Columbiana Area Chamber of Commerce is once again sponsoring the annual photo contest during the
YSU Sweet: Top goal is to add students
Enrollment will remain the top priority, but a new student rec center also is in the plan, the
Teen-ager recovering after heart transplant
Teen-ager recovering after heart transplant HUBBARD -- Christine Steele, 15, of Hubbard,
YOUNGSTOWN DIOCESE Schools, gripes start early
Most Mahoning County public school districts start school after Labor Day. By RON COLE
Traficant chastised
Traficant chastised CLEVELAND -- Although he'd been warned against faxing motions, indicted U.S.
Sunday, August 19 (114 stories)
The Lindseys to mark golden event
WARREN -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lindsey, 436 Whispering Pines Drive S.W., will be honored during an
SOCIAL SECURITY Q & amp;A
Q. My wife died suddenly after a short illness. I'm 61 years old and she was 60 years old. Is it
McIntyre 50th is celebrated at their home
NEW MIDDLETOWN -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Lester McIntyre, 15 Deeringwood
So many credit cards, so little oversight
Opinion: "What's in your wallet," a series of clever credit card commercials have been asking TV viewers over
LORDSTOWN Staying hopeful on open enrolling
For each student who enrolls from outside the district, the career center will receive about $4,800
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS A Men's and Women's Recreational Day has been postponed to April 20, 2002, at the
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
AUSTINTOWN -- Tim Clymer, an investment representative for Edward Jones based in Austintown, was
DEANA LOAR ANDREW STRUDWICK
DEANA LOAR ANDREW STRUDWICK CENTREVILLE, Mich. -- Exchanging marriage vows July 14 at Riverside
AMANDA STONE ARTHUR BURNETT JR.
AMANDA STONE ARTHUR BURNETT JR. BOARDMAN -- Amanda M. Stone, daughter of Randy and Theresa Stone,
MELANIE GEMMELL GENE SEMAN
MELANIE GEMMELL GENE SEMAN YOUNGSTOWN -- Fellows Riverside Gardens in Mill Creek Park provided the
VETERANS
VETERANS Navy lieutenant Sherri Lynn Rudinsky, born in Youngstown, graduated from the Uniformed
DANIELLE CONRAD ADAM GUZMAN
DANIELLE CONRAD ADAM GUZMAN POLAND -- The marriage of Danielle M. Conrad and Adam C. Guzman, both
Women's suffrage event to feature Cortland mayor
Women's suffrage event to feature Cortland mayor WARREN -- 9 to 5, the National Association of
JAY'S FAMOUS HOT DOGS A business history
Through the years with one of the Valley's oldest restaurant chains: 1920: James Pappas founds
WARREN -- Most people start a business by taking one of their strong skills or interests and
WARREN -- Most people start a business by taking one of their strong skills or interests and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baugh observe golden anniversary at reception
POLAND -- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baugh of 31 Ohio Ave. were honored Aug. 11 at a dinner reception at the
By JENNIFER D. SCHATZEL
By JENNIFER D. SCHATZEL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER In the spring of 1975, Grace Goulder Izant,
Rep. Phil English takes trip to Israel
Rep. Phil English takes trip to Israel SHARON, Pa. -- U.S. Rep. Phil English of Erie, R-21st,
Tribe ace loved it with Scrappers
Pitcher C.C. Sabathia, who won his 13th game for the Indians Saturday, said he had a good time
Valley should prepare for base-closing plan
Opinion: Even though the Youngstown Air Reserve Station in Vienna Township survived the last round of
The Clements mark 50 years of marriage
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clement, 3511 Breeze Knoll Drive, were the guests of honor during a
JILL JUHASZ JOHN SPANO
JILL JUHASZ JOHN SPANO BOARDMAN -- A honeymoon in Alaska followed the wedding of Jill Michele
Beth DiDonato to be bride of John Dobkowski
AKRON -- Announcement is being made by Eugene and Bonnie DiDonato, 1761 Sunset Ave., of the
Singing quartets' praises
The hall of fame spans a century of barbershop quartet history. By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR
Anniversary open house set for the Blossers
COLUMBIANA -- Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Blosser, 642 Meadow Place, will be honored by friends and
JACK WOLLITZ Cool-down should heat up fishing
Summer's dog days took a big bite out of the local fishing throughout August, but cooler weather has
Woodworths to observe anniversary at family dinner, on West Coast tour
YOUNGSTOWN -- The 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Woodworth, 1953 Sequoya Drive,
PORTLAND, Ore. -- Megan R. Beal and Michael D. Gebhardt were married at 1 p.m. July 10 at Evergreen
PORTLAND, Ore. -- Megan R. Beal and Michael D. Gebhardt were married at 1 p.m. July 10 at Evergreen
SALVATION ARMY Chaplain wins national honor
Grandmother Bode says she gets tired once in a while but never gets discouraged. By WILLIAM K.
JEFF RYAN Passion, toughness impress new Penguin coach
He's battered and bruised, but Ryan isn't complaining -- or slowing down. By PETE MOLLICA
JACOBS FIELD C.C. ties Eck in Indians' victory
Juan Gonzalez went 3-for-4 with three RBI's in Cleveland's 4-2 win over Anaheim. By TOM WILLIAMS
Forum Health Northside
Forum Health Northside Kristina Penny and Leonard Gregory, 1981 Tracey Lane, Youngstown, one boy
Time and change will surely show
If Jim Tressel didn't realize his life was in a fishbowl by now, he most certainly came to that
LESLIE FROST DEMAINE KITCHEN
LESLIE FROST DEMAINE KITCHEN YOUNGSTOWN -- Leslie Lynette Frost, 454 S. Raccoon Road, Austintown,
THEATER REVIEW 'Salesman' cast captures torment
J.E. Ballantyne Jr. does double duty, directing and portraying lead character Willy Loman. By JOHN
DONNA SMITH-CLARK | JEFFREY BRAUN
EAST PALESTINE -- Donna J. Smith-Clark of Unity Township, a daughter of Theresa Luther of Boardman
SALEM Ex-teacher misses life before loss
The retired teacher is learning daily to cope with her hearing loss and says contact with pupils is
MARY VINION MICHAEL KUSHNER
MARY VINION MICHAEL KUSHNER POLAND -- A reception at The Georgetown in Boardman honored Michael
LAURA JONES ANDREW YODER
LAURA JONES ANDREW YODER HUBBARD -- The Rev. Jay Lucas solemnized the marriage of Laura Anne Jones
MICHELE STELLATO BRIAN VENNETTI
MICHELE STELLATO BRIAN VENNETTI YOUNGSTOWN -- Honeymooning in the Bahamas are Brian Vennetti and
RACHELLE KENT JOSEPH SEVERN
RACHELLE KENT JOSEPH SEVERN YOUNGSTOWN -- Monsignors David Rhodes and Thomas Kelly officiated at 2
Leones to mark 50th anniversary during reception
BOARDMAN -- A dinner reception was held at 4 p.m. Aug. 12 at The Georgetown in celebration of the
KRISTIN SACZALSKI GREGORY MARCH
KRISTIN SACZALSKI GREGORY MARCH CORTLAND -- The Revs. Carl Kish and David Streets officiated as
MIKE BRAUN Squirrel tails can be lures
At one time, squirrel season was among the most popular of hunting times, both for the sport as well
HEATHER ANDERSON RYAN RAYMOND
HEATHER ANDERSON RYAN RAYMOND YOUNGSTOWN -- Heather Anderson, daughter of Richard and Karen
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Auburn Doubledays (26-32) at Scrappers (18-40). When: 7:05. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
By REBECCA SLOAN
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Is your home peeling? Are your shutters and window
Whimsical designs boost self-esteem
You can't start too soon to build self-esteem, and anyone can use a boost sometimes. So goes the
COLUMBIANA COUNTY
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Dissolutions granted Deborah Pinkerton and Thomas Pinkerton. Jana Chesnut
Afternoon reception held Aug. 12 to honor Ubers on 50th anniversary
FORT MYERS, Fla. -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Uber, 6146 Whiskey Creek
Children hold anniversary celebration to honor Mr. and Mrs. Babinchak
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. A. Robert Babinchak, 1794 Lancaster Drive, are being honored by their
NUTRITION PROGRAMS In the area
MAHONING COUNTY Dacas HotMeals offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 12 locations in Mahoning
SHARON SHANKS | The Cosmos Cool summer nights help the shimmer of stargazing
These hot summer days can lead to some cool nights of stargazing. Once the atmosphere calms and
Briefly, Garfield was our president
MENTOR -- He was the 20th president of the United States, but during James A. Garfield's brief term
JESSICA HALL MARK RAMSEY
JESSICA HALL MARK RAMSEY SHARPSVILLE, Pa. -- St. Bartholomew Church was the setting at 2:30 p.m.
INDIANS NOTEBOOK From Jacobs Field
Missing: Indians first baseman Jim Thome, who leads the American League in home runs with 42, missed
AGENDA
AGENDA MONDAY Campbell Board of Education, 9 a.m., high school library. Champion Volunteer Fire
TRISHA WEDGEWORTH MICHAEL STOOPS
TRISHA WEDGEWORTH MICHAEL STOOPS NORMAN, Okla. -- McFarlin Memorial United Methodist Church was
KSU ASHTABULA Author will speak about racial issues on Sept. 14
ASHTABULA --Kent State University Ashtabula Campus plans a colloquium on race and diversity, to
YOUNGSTOWN Youths to see game as reward
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- A plan aimed at tackling recidivism
ANN RUSSO STEPHEN MASZCZAK
ANN RUSSO STEPHEN MASZCZAK YOUNGSTOWN -- Ann Russo and Stephen Maszczak were united in marriage at
PRESERVATION Budget will help Ohio historical sites
BLOOD DRIVES TODAY Holy Family Catholic Church, 2729 Center Road, Poland, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
SCOTT SHALAWAY Bald cardinals due to unusual molting
It's one of the most pathetic sights to greet a backyard birder. Cardinals are normally robust and
Absaloms mark golden jubilee at dinner party
AUSTINTOWN -- A dinner party was held Aug. 18 at Davidson's Restaurant in celebration of the 50th
ROADWORK Area construction
A schedule of area road construction projects: MAHONING COUNTY Poland: Columbiana Road between
Danny Almonte threw the first perfect game in 44 years in the Little League World Series. D6.
Danny Almonte threw the first perfect game in 44 years in the Little League World Series. D6.
CURRENT PRICES
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets,
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Marlow Hanover(Case)2.802.602.10 Jessica's Scooter(R
EAST SIDE CLEANUP Churches in street revival
By ROGER G. SMITH VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Sister Annette Amendolia didn't exactly
Instant Stencils make decorating easy
You don't need talent to create a hand-painted look. Heck, you don't even need paint. Cleveland's
MAHONING TOWNSHIP Supervisors expedite emergency cell tower
The approval carries a stipulation. BY MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT HILLSVILLE,
DIVERSITY KSU Ashtabula
The David K. Shipler Colloquium at Kent State University Ashtabula Campus will address race and
Rothwells feted at anniversary party in park
STRUTHERS -- The Georgeanna Parker Center at Boardman Township Park was the setting Aug. 18 for a
IN THE CUP! Area holes-in-one
William Heddleston of Southington made a hole-in-one at Candywood Golf Course in Vienna. He aced the
Becks honored on 50th jubilee during vacation
COLUMBIANA -- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beck, 640 Springfield Road, celebrated their 50th wedding
Animal abuse indicates psychological problems that must be addressed
Opinion: Animal abuse indicates psychological problems that must be addressed EDITOR: In regard to the
Lucido 50th marked by dinner, renewal of vows
LOWELLVILLE -- Mr. and Mrs. James Lucido of Lowellville renewed their wedding vows Aug. 4 at Our
LITTLE LEAGUE
LITTLE LEAGUE Coach motives questioned Fanfare: It may be time to re-evaluate America's
'Millionaire' contestant
'Millionaire' contestant Does a professional photographer have an advantage when playing "Fastest
CANFIELD Will you please sign here, Mr. Cat?
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- He'd probably choose the credit-card
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Use ventilation and foil to battle heat from attic
Q. I have a few attic vents, but I can still feel the sun's heat radiating from the ceiling during
HEIDI STANFIELD RYAN ELLIOTT
HEIDI STANFIELD RYAN ELLIOTT BOARDMAN -- Marriage vows were exchanged at 1:30 p.m. July 14 at St.
GRACE GOULDER IZANT
Was born into a socially prominent Cleveland family. Her grandfather was Capt. Christopher Goulder,
DEBORA SHAULIS | On the scene Critics: Leave fantasy land and get an internship
Roger Ebert, the king of movie reviewers, wrote last month in Chicago Sun-Times that the cyber flick
SUPPLIES
What you need Now you are just about ready to paint. Here is a list of some supplies you will
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go The Hess Collection Winery, located at 4411 Redwood Road in Napa, is open
Wedding planned by Heidi Spears, Michael Mulcahy
PICKERINGTON -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spears of Pickerington are revealing plans for the autumn
By PAUL WHEATLEY
By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- About 390 students graduated from
MARIA SUNSERI DAVID ABRAHAMSON
MARIA SUNSERI DAVID ABRAHAMSON BOARDMAN -- St. Luke Church was the setting at 2 p.m. Aug. 18 as
Jay's chain to open first franchise
Cousins -- a dentist and a stockbroker -- are carrying on the tradition of one of the Valley's
AMANDA GARDNER DAVID JONES IV
AMANDA GARDNER DAVID JONES IV LANCASTER, Pa. -- The wedding of Amanda Kee Gardner and David
MAHONING COUNTY Officials brace for funding battle
About 4,000 dogs from the United States and Canada participated in the Steel Valley Cluster the
PENN-OHIO Oneonta winner at home
ONEONTA, NY -- The Oneonta Tigers used two hits and a pair of walks to score a first-inning run and
Miss Holtzman to be fall bride of Mr. Piechock
BERLIN CENTER -- Plans for the upcoming marriage of Amy Celeste Holtzman, 7426 Ranier Trail,
STRUTHERS SCHOOLS Construction stays in family
Construction officials hope to finish the elementary school by July 2002. By PAUL WHEATLEY
SCRAPPERS, NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE STATISTICS
(Through games Thursday) BATTING ABRHHRRBIAvg. Billy Munoz 1b4331308.302 Rickie Morton
York-Raney engagement is announced
BOARDMAN -- Ray and JoAnn York, 625 Cathy Ann Drive, announce the engagement of their daughter,
SENSORY EXPERIENCE Napa Valley: Wine, treasures divine
From a lively festival to many lovely paintings, there's more to this wine country than meets the
POLAND -- The wedding of former Boardman residents Jeanine Marie Lewis and David Michael Gesacion,
POLAND -- The wedding of former Boardman residents Jeanine Marie Lewis and David Michael Gesacion,
CAREER PATHS
COMMUNITY SERVICE CANFIELD -- Amber Wallace of Warren has been promoted to assistant executive
RAY SWANSON. | Keystoner Huge shoehorn needed to fit foot for Bowers
Grove City College football coach Chris Smith has been there and done that many times, but when you
BAND NIGHTS Schedule of events
MAHONING COUNTY Austintown: Fitch High School Stadium, 7:30 p.m., Aug. 29. Canfield: Canfield
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Yaniglos waits while working with weights
NORTH CANTON -- Marty Yaniglos of Hubbard is aiming to take his track career as a weight thrower to
WHEATLAND, PA. Mayor sees trail from site of waste
Getting the Farrell Area School District to forgive back taxes on the land appears to be the last
Arrest made in robbery
Arrest made in robbery BOARDMAN -- Boardman police arrested a suspect in connection with an armed
COLORS
Making the right choice When choosing a color, keep these tips in mind: Before you decide on a
Little offense, but Browns win
Quarterback Kelly Holcomb, with help from Tampa Bay miscues, directed Cleveland's winning scoring
A stretch to serenity
Whether people take up yoga for pain management, fitness or stress relief, they often find spiritual
Recognition for center
Recognition for center YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown Community Health Center, 726 Wick Ave., was
Motel desk clerk in critical condition
Motel desk clerk in critical condition HUBBARD -- A motel desk clerk was in critical condition
NEW CASTLE Center to offer college courses
Three classes will be offered this semester, and others will be taught throughout the year. By
KEYSTONE CLIPS Ladies will scramble during 'T-Off for Buhl'
Sept. 19 will be ladies day at the Buhl Farm Golf Course in Hermitage. Up to 28 teams of women
The Vindicator/ Bruce Palmer
The Vindicator/ Bruce Palmer GRATEFUL: Christine DeGenaro of Poland, who received a bachelor's
Saturday, August 18 (56 stories)
Cuts won't slow checks
Layoffs brought staffing down to the levels that were there before computerization. By STEPHEN
VOCAL GROUP HALL OF FAME Barbershop Building joins in the harmony
The grand opening continues today with quartets performing on downtown corners from noon to 3 p.m.
TRAFICANT CASE Deadline looms for rep to file allegations against prosecutor
The federal judge also wants the congressman to cite the laws that he contends should force her to
WARREN Leaders continue race talks
Officials hope to develop a plan to improve race relations. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
PACKED BACKPACK: Gorosics models a backpack filled with school items at Staples in Niles.
PACKED BACKPACK: Gorosics models a backpack filled with school items at Staples in Niles.
YOUNGSTOWN Panel, mayor fill civil service post
Education was the difference, a commissioner said. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER
PARADISE ISLAND Gospel sing
Paradise Island is near the town of Christian in southern West Virginia, 30 miles south of Logan on
Council seeks levy for roads
Residents will vote on the levy again in the fall. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
OHIO POLL Education tops list of concerns
The past 15 state polls put education at the top of the list of problems. By DAVID SKOLNICK
SHADES FOR SPORTS Color your sports world
Want to improve your game? Try colored sunglass lenses. Colored lenses were developed to reduce
NY-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers tamed by Tigers, 9-1
ONEONTA, N.Y. -- The Mahoning Valley Scrappers avoided a shutout by scoring in the top of the ninth,
Szostkowski-Shovlin troth revealed
Denise M. Szostkowski, 1200 Highgate Road, Wilmington, Del., and Nicholas A. Shovlin, 1791 Island
Patrol puts buses to the test as start of school year nears
Iric Fidram, above, an inspector with the Ohio State Highway Patrol, checks the front end of a
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Channel 21 to air YSU-Toledo game
Channel 21 to air YSU-Toledo game WFMJ Channel 21 will televise the Youngstown State University-
Looking cool for school
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Kindergartners or seniors, every student wants to
Barbershop Building joins in the harmony
The grand opening continues today with quartets performing on downtown corners from noon to 3 p.m.
YOUNGSTOWN Judge refuses motion to toss lawsuit against Philomena
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- A judge has refused to throw out a
Ups and downs of construction
Above, a crew for Bruce T. Campbell Construction Co. of West Middlesex, Pa., works on the steel
Brandy Kuhlman, Laurie Wilson to wed in autumn
COLUMBIANA -- Craig and Vicki Kuhlman, 1391/2 N. Pearl St., are announcing the engagement of their
Jennifer Aldom, Kirk Poffenberger to be married in mid-September
SALEM -- Announcement of the engagement of Jennifer L. Aldom, 1120 N. Lincoln Ave., and Kirk D.
MAHONING 911 Panel urges hiring of Illinois company
RCC Consultants of Illinois beat out companies from Harrisburg and Pittsburgh. By BOB JACKSON
TRUMBULL CSEA Cuts won't slow checks
Layoffs brought staffing down to the levels that were there before computerization. By STEPHEN
EAST PALESTINE Council to name interim manager
Two council members said the next city manager should be from the area. By NANCY TULLIS
CORTLAND Ex-panel members seek amendments
The former charter reviewers need to get 250 signatures on each petition. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Shannon Jamison, Christopher Cylke to be married in September 2002
HASTINGS ON HUDSON, N.Y. -- Marcia L. Knotts of Hastings on Hudson, formerly of Columbiana, is
Watershed Festival at Experimental Farm
Watershed Festival at Experimental Farm CANFIELD -- The second annual Watershed Festival will be
Little Miss CityFest seeks applicants
Little Miss CityFest seeks applicants YOUNGSTOWN -- Applications for the Little Miss CityFest
FRIDAY'S RESULTS
FRIDAY'S RESULTS BOYS GOLF BISHOP CUP TOURNAMENT (at Youngstown CC) URSULINE 337, MOONEY
LISBON Teacher enters plea deal in plot to kill child's mom
Prosecutors are recommending a six-year sentence. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
Lordstown sues over tennis court
WARREN -- Lordstown wants a Trumbull County Common Pleas Court judge to order a Canfield paving
HEART DISEASE
HEART DISEASE About the afflication Christine Steele, 15, of Hubbard suffered from restricted
Day-Stacy troth announced, date set for wedding
The engagement of Michelle Paulette Day and Richard Lee Stacy is being announced by their parents,
SHARON Search continues for bank robber
A bank official said two customers left the bank just before the robber approached a teller. By
Deadline looms for rep to file allegations against prosecutor
The federal judge also wants the congressman to cite the laws that he contends should force her to
A lawsuit for every occasion
Opinion: The case of three hikers who tried to leap over a hot spring in Yellowstone National Park a year ago
BOARDMAN Temple boomers lived their faith
Community ties are a matter of faith, the congregants agreed. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR
Sale of mill sparks fears
Employees may have to wait weeks to get details on the new owner's wage and benefits package. By
PEOPLE
PEOPLE Interim pastor YOUNGSTOWN -- Martin Luther Lutheran Church's new interim pastor, the Rev.
New computer will help keep nuclear arsenal safe
Opinion: A terabyte is not the result of a prehistoric pterodactyl attack, but rather a measure of computer
CANFIELD Builder says he'll fix silt problem in lake
When the lake was created in 1955, a swimmer could dive in off the dock. Residents say they now want
Suspect was told of rights, police say
William Monday's attorney wants statements his client made to police suppressed. By LAURE CIOFFI
Miss Montella to be bride of Mr. Lubanovic
HUBBARD -- Announced by Genevieve Jacobs, 1651 Collar-Price Road, is the engagement of her son,
YOUNGSTOWN Crusade offers food
VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT YOUNGSTOWN -- A food giveaway is part of a three-day Christian rally at
Hubbard teen undergoes heart transplant
The Hubbard teen has spent the past four months in the Cleveland Clinic. By TIM YOVICH
WEST VIRGINIA Island goes from trash to treasure
A couple's dream turned a garbage-laden island into a Christian campground. By ELLEN J. LIST
YSU lays their title hopes on the line
Led by All-Gateway pick Pat Crummey, the offensive line is expected to be the Penguins' strength.
NORTH STAR Sale of mill sparks fears
Employees may have to wait weeks to get details on the new owner's wage and benefits package. By
Teacher enters plea deal in plot to kill child's mom
Prosecutors are recommending a six-year sentence. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
POLAND Council seeks levy for roads
Residents will vote on the levy again in the fall. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Joseph J. Varone, 26, of Canfield, and Nicole K. Petrarca, 30,
SHARON Crisis agency workers say they haven't quit
The agency's hot line is functioning but its emergency shelter remains closed. By HAROLD GWIN
The Hubbard teen has spent the past four months in the Cleveland Clinic.
The Hubbard teen has spent the past four months in the Cleveland Clinic. By TIM YOVICH
CLUB CALENDAR
AUXILIARIES XEighth District Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States will
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YOUNGSTOWN Laws forbid hiring goals
The state has worked with other school districts to help encourage minority hiring. By RON COLE
CONCERT REVIEW 98 Degrees: We do cherish fans
Vocal harmonies and versatility made the 98 Degrees concert a hot ticket. By DEBORA SHAULIS
U.S. DISTRICT COURT Hardrives' asphalt plant supervisor faces charges
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER CLEVELAND -- Three days after the owner of
Supervisors can't help couple bothered by airplane noises
NEW CASTLE -- Union Township supervisors apparently have no authority to regulate New Castle Airport
LORDSTOWN 5-year levy set for Nov. ballot
It will be the second time this year voters have been asked to pass a school levy. By DENISE DICK
INDICTMENTS
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County The following people were indicted Thursday by a Mahoning County
Who's minding the store in Springfield Township?
Opinion: EDITOR: Who has authority in Springfield Township to handle the township's business? It appears
GETTING IT RIGHT
The former Idora Park Carousel Organ was only on display Wednesday at the Lawrence County Fair. The
BOXING Bizarro, Torres head Expo card
The seven-bout professional card will begin tonight at 7:30. NILES -- The time of truth will come
YOUNGSTOWN Voinovich predicts rough road for steel
The senator also predicted a prescription drug plan will be part of the federal Medicare system by
HERMITAGE Slow paperwork makes delay for Route 18 widening
A conflict with the lowest bidder is causing the latest delay. HERMITAGE, Pa. -- It looks as
EAST PALESTINE City manager resigns, takes post in Ga.
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU EAST PALESTINE -- Although she believes city officials
Pee Wee football kicks off
The league is rich in history and talent. By MARK MILLER VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF YOUNGSTOWN
GIRARD SCHOOLS Official's hearing is delayed
Today's common pleas court hearing has been canceled. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Four robbed at gunpoint in city school parking lot
YOUNGSTOWN -- Four young people from Canfield -- ages 20, 16, 16 and 14 -- who had been parked in
X GAMES Who's Phat in Philly?
Four athletes to watch at this week's 2001 X-Games in Philadelphia. Tony Hawk -- Skateboarding.
LEETONIA Burning rubbish raises concerns
The fire chief said the man should not have been burning the trash, which included paint cans and
EAGLE HEIGHTS School will pay new fee for gym
The city is confident a satisfactory deal can be worked out before school starts. YOUNGSTOWN --
SALEM New lighting will make productions brighter and clearer
A computer will be used to control stage lighting. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
MAHONING COUNTY JAIL After a turbulent stay, officials transfer Batcho
Authorities said Batcho intimidated guards as well as other county jail inmates. By BOB JACKSON
Community Cup events
Community Cup events YOUNGSTOWN -- Events for the YMCA's Community Cup begin this weekend.
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Officer will speak at Marine reunion
YOUNGSTOWN -- Major Brian M. Kennedy, of Poland, will be the featured speaker at the 22nd annual
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Richard and Janelle Truslow, 3442 Black Oak Lane, Youngstown, girl, Aug.
WARREN Repairs set to begin at Packard Shelter House
A police report says a 14-year-old boy was behind the wheel when a car crashed into the building.
Police probe case of drug prescriptions
AUSTINTOWN -- Police are investigating allegations that a 30-year-old Burkey Road woman tricked two
X GAMES Dude, Philadelphia is ready to 'rock'
Boardman native Rob Struharik is one of 350 athletes competing. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS
Arena board hires Henshaw as manager
YOUNGSTOWN -- The board of directors of Youngstown Civic Center Development Corp. has hired
Police arrest two at The Mill Club
AUSTINTOWN -- Two people were arrested this morning outside of The Mill Club on South Raccoon Road
Republicans in Congress putting Bush on the spot
Opinion: So much for members of his own party heeding his advice. Earlier this year, President George W. Bush
Compass points in OHSAA direction
The Navigators are ready to sail into uncharted waters. With area high schools preparing for the
Paint spill after crash closes 534
NEWTON FALLS -- The Trumbull County Hazmat Team cleaned up about 150 gallons of paint, paint thinner
LIQUOR CONTROL
LIQUOR CONTROL Paperwork Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor documents:
HERMITAGE Lawyer alters plan for homes
The latest proposal would still require the city to grant the developer at least two waivers from
NEW CASTLE SCHOOLS Residents amend appeal
Hearings are set for Aug. 31 and Sept. 24 to argue the appeals. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials plan for countywide mosquito spraying
West Nile test results on dead birds are pending, but regular mosquito tests have come back clean.
Failure and punishment make a pretty good pair
Opinion: When did punishment become such a bad thing? The Sharon Board of Education, which a few weeks ago
WARREN Hearing for CSC set for Sept.
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN A judge will also decide whether to move CSC's bankruptcy case from
UNION TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS Early layoff plans receive no support
A supervisor said laying off park workers would save enough money to pay for a traffic light. BY
LISBON Meeting in murder-plot case appears to be plea-deal effort
Potential jurors have read too many newspaper accounts of the case to be unbiased, attorneys say.
LAWRENCE COUNTY FAIR
LAWRENCE COUNTY FAIR Schedule of events The 48th annual Lawrence County Fair runs through
AUSTINTOWN Trustees hunt for ways to outlaw exotic pets
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER AUSTINTOWN -- Crocodiles and tigers and zoning. Oh my!
NEW CASTLE Comatose man to be moved for treatment
Ron Wilkison has been in a vegetative state for almost two years. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Ron "Koot"
A POSING view Graduation portraits are a very big deal these days.
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT In mom and dad's day, senior portraits weren't that
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XA meeting of the William Penn Association, Branch 28, of Youngstown will be held at
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Robert C. Leonard Jr., 20, of 69 Helena, Struthers, and Casey
YOUNGSTOWN Texas company buys North Star
The company said it won't make work force changes. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY and DAVID SKOLNICK
U.S. DISTRICT COURT Plant chief faces charges
Hardrives collected nearly $20,000 from Mahoning County and Struthers for asphalt not used for
DEFECTIVE BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS ACCORD
Opinion: Providence Journal: The Bush administration provoked a cascade of criticism when it announced on
Thursday, August 16 (72 stories)
LENTINE CASE Judge to mull early release
The former area resident sobbed as she was sentenced. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
STRUTHERS Racing to help boy
By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER STRUTHERS -- June Baker met her neighbors, the
SHARON, PA. Police search for suspect in bank robbery
A policeman sitting at a bank across the river saw the suspect running. SHARON, Pa. -- A man
State park plans variety of programs
PORTERSVILLE, Pa. -- Geology, outdoor plants and 19th-century recipe ideas will be featured in
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.65 2.90 Banc One,.84,38.1038.13 Clear Channel,
MAHONING VALLEY Planned Parenthood opens Warren center
Hours and services of operation will be expanded. WARREN -- Planned Parenthood of Mahoning Valley
GREENVILLE, PA. Council president steps down
Earl A. Butterfield's resignation letter said he was leaving early for the safety of his family.
Old-time baseball
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF Al Boggia asked the question again and again. "Why
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Board boosts allowances for meals,
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The Union Area School Board increased meal allowances Wednesday from $4 to $6 for
LEETONIA Hiring of 4 dispatchers eases police chief's mind
At one point there were just two dispatchers available to cover weekend shifts. By NANCY TULLIS
SRU professor to head advisory panel
SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. (AP) -- A Slippery Rock University associate professor has been elected to head
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Officials await word on funds for sewer extension project
Federal aid is available for qualified homeowners. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
SHENANGO VALLEY Executive director leaves chamber
Dennis Reichard has accepted a post as business banking officer for Mellon Bank. By HAROLD GWIN
AUDITIONS Where to try out for roles
ACTORS "Come Blow Your Horn." New Castle Playhouse Theater, 202 E. Long Ave., 6-8 p.m. Sunday and
By BRIAN RICHESSON
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF l Boggia asked the question again and again. "Why
LORDSTOWN SCHOOLS Command teacher job created
The principal position was eliminated earlier this year. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
MAHONING TOWNSHIP, PA. Ash dumping plan raises concerns
Residents near the quarry are concerned about contamination and roadway safety. BY MARY
School lunch prices rise
School lunch prices rise LORDSTOWN -- The board of education voted to raise lunch prices for the
Commission removes judge from bench
Commission removes judge from bench LOS ANGELES -- A judge who inflated his educational
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Jeffrey Givens and Tashekalen Martinez, 214 Clyde St., Youngstown, girl, Aug. 15.
SHARON, PA. 'No F' policy gets revision
Middle and high school administrators persuaded the board to tone down the punitive nature of the
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Steelers at Vikings. When: 8. Radio/TV: WJST-FM (92.1), WICT-FM (95.1), WBBG-FM (106.1),
Canadian looking for Valley relatives
The man is seeking descendants of two Valley residents. By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Police look into teen's report of rape
AUSTINTOWN -- Police are investigating a report by a 16-year-old girl who says she was raped twice
Officials accept building donation
LEETONIA -- Village officials have accepted the donation of the former Sky Bank building at 243 Main
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Jerry and Jennifer (Kleim) Stopera of Toledo are announcing the birth of a daughter, Sydney Rose,
YOUNGSTOWN New YSU director prepares for job
YSU's new personnel director has an extensive Air Force service background. By RON COLE
10 games scheduled in 50 Plus tourney
10 games scheduled in 50 Plus tourney Ten games are on tap overall in the 50 Plus Baseball
Listeners seek real meaning
By Amanda Smith VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER n an era when the pop-music airwaves are saturated with
Girls make amends
Girls make amends BOARDMAN -- A township girl and her Warren friend received a stern lecture from
STAR Ohio can't meet all investment needs
Opinion: STAR Ohio can't meet all investment needs Editor: I read with interest your recent editorial
Marriage must not evolve into a government program
Opinion: If the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, and other such groups believe that this
COLUMBUS Court suspends Girard lawyer
The punishment was recommended by the court's board of grievances and discipline. By JEFF ORTEGA
Betrayal of public trust should bring stiff sentence
Opinion: The cause of justice in Mahoning County made a little progress Tuesday when a purveyor of the drug
YOUNGSTOWN Good thing I'm not white, says officer cleared of brutality
The officer said the press coverage didn't upset him, but it did upset his wife and mother. By
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY The not-so-perfect search for the perfect dog
I'm 45. So when the good-looking guy in the pickup truck slowed down to shout out the window, I was,
RAVES Party fan: The press plays up drug use
James Troutman said a rave is a 'big social gathering.' By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
NY-PENN LEAUGE Scrappers squeak out win over Tigers
Dennis Malave and Kenton Myers had two hits each in a 1-0 victory over Oneonta. ONEONTA, N.Y. --
Poetry competition
Poetry competition YOUNGSTOWN -- A piggy bank full of goodies awaits the winner of the third
Recovering from illness
Recovering from illness SHARON, Pa. -- The superintendent of the Sharon City School District is a
TRUMBULL COUNTY Population declines, but dwellings go through the roof
Family size is shrinking, according to U.S. Census data. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
First-place winners in Ride for Rescue
First-place winners in Ride for Rescue YOUNGSTOWN -- Sam's Club of Boardman and Anita Chambers of
BOARDMAN Fire marshal ends probe on fireworks
Attorneys must decide whether to take action against B.J. Alan Fireworks, whose display injured a
REGION Police chiefs form association
The chiefs meet every week for lunch and rotate the location among their jurisdictions. By
Park owner plans to file complaint over remarks
The park owner objects to statements made by a local law enforcement official. By IAN HILL
Board hires manager
Board hires manager YOUNGSTOWN -- The board of directors of Youngstown Civic Center Development
NEW CASTLE Downtown streets to close for sewage line replacement
The work is part of a city revitalization project being done in conjunction with a Warner Bros.
CANFIELD SCHOOLS District to buy Shields Road site
Although the land is being acquired, there are no immediate plans to build a school. By PETER H.
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Scott J. McIntyre, 30, of Austintown, and Mary J. Gocala, 25,
REGION Police chiefs form co-op
The chiefs meet every week for lunch and rotate the location among their jurisdictions. By
GAIL WHITE Teaching others to be considerate starts within
Several evenings ago, I was hanging curtains out on the line to dry. As I reached the center of
Fatal fire ruled an accident
Fatal fire ruled an accident EAST LIVERPOOL -- The fire that killed a 34-year-old rooming house
NILES City will solicit bids for projects
Legislation dealing with viaduct replacement also passed. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
NEW CASTLE School board takes bids on historical homes to be moved
School officials are making plans to raze the homes that are not being moved. By LAURE CIOFFI
WARREN Agency launches mentor program
The agency is looking for adult volunteers. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
CRAIG BEACH Mayor owes for broken glasses
A magistrate ruled that the Craig Beach mayor negligently damaged a councilman's eyeglasses during a
MAHONING VALLEY LTV, USAW to lay out details of revised labor pact
Cleveland officials also approved a package of loans, tax breaks and utility discounts for the
YOUNGSTOWN Man pleads in case tied to dance
Had the vice cops not tracked the court case themselves, they wouldn't have appeared in court
IDORA PARK ORGAN Fast facts
Facts about the former Idora Park Band Organ, which is making music at the Lawrence County Fair
GIRARD SCHOOLS Citizens group seeks board's ouster
Board of education members have acted appropriately regarding health issues, a board attorney said.
CRAIG BEACH Another meeting needed to get issues on Aug. ballot
CRAIG BEACH -- Another emergency village council meeting will have to be called next week to meet
GIRARD SCHOOLS Group asks court to oust board
Board of education members have acted appropriately regarding health issues, a board attorney said.
Model A Club meeting Sunday at museum
Model A Club meeting Sunday at museum WARREN -- National Packard Museum on Mahoning Avenue will
By RON COLE
By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- In 1968, Alex Murphy taught English and
SENIOR OLYMPIC FUNFEST Event results
Top finishers in the 14th Annual Clemente Ambulance Senior Olympic Funfest. The North events took
By JOHN KOVACH
By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF Ed Russ loves playing on the same baseball team as his
NILES Weather plays in pops at ballpark
Musicians are urged to play their instruments outside to prepare for the outdoor concert. By JOHN
LAWRENCE COUNTY FAIR Round and round
By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Big band tunes, originating from a
50 PLUS BASEBALL LEAGUE
50 PLUS BASEBALL LEAGUE President: George Hughes, Canton. Vice-president: John Munnell, Penn-
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Woe for a city that is unloved
Once in a great while, a city gets a chance to puff up its chest, lift its chin and walk with a
SMALL BUSINESSES Pa. ranks better for help
Pennsylvania ranked 22nd and Ohio ranked 40th. YOUNGSTOWN -- Ohio languished near the bottom while
MAHONING COUNTY Supervisors will consider request for new cell tower
The structure would be built on PennDOT property along U.S. Route 422. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK
Liberty board OKs phone service pact
LIBERTY -- The board of education approveda one-year service agreement Tuesday with Qwest
GAIL WHITE Artist pours her heart into tribute to son in Kosovo
In the spring of 1999, Dean Conaster, the only child of Carol and Ken Conaster of Boardman, was sent
YOUNGSTOWN History is no factor in West Side zoning decision
Board members were told not to consider the drug issue. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER
YOUNGSTOWN School board sets goals on hiring
The construction hiring goals are 20 percent each for minorities and females and 50 percent for city
Cookbook for sale
Cookbook for sale NEW MIDDLETOWN -- The Altar Guild of St. Paul the Apostle Church has compiled a
NILES Official: Don't get rattled by covers
The rattling manhole covers are a temporary fix, a city official said. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
Grand Central elation
Cleveland has its largest lead of the season. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
INDIANS NOTEBOOK From Jacobs Field
Two dingers: Indians left fielder Marty Cordova hit a two-run homer in the second inning and a solo
S.W. MERCER COUNTY Police panel seeks to reduce fix time for department cars
The commission is hoping to curtail some repairs. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
ITALIAN FEST Brier Hill
The 10th Annual Brier Hill Italian Fest begins at noon Thursday, on Calvin and Victoria streets in
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Erik W. Brandt, 32, of 715 Regal Drive, Austintown, and Connie
Moran impressive, but Scrappers can't hold lead
Pitcher Nick Moran retired the first 15 batters he faced, but Utica rallied for a 4-3 win. By BILL
TRUMBULL COUNTY Water concerns are on the rise
The books can be replaced if damaged, county Recorder Diana Marchese said. By STEPHEN SIFF
MAHONING VALLEY Leadership group adds program
The new program is geared more toward academic leadership education. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL
Crawford-Smith wedding planned for early autumn
SALEM -- Plans for the early autumn wedding of Alison Ann Crawford and Edward Thomas Smith, both of
Attorneys warn citizens to be wary of CCA prison
Opinion: Attorneys warn citizens to be wary of CCA prison EDITOR: The last inmate was shipped out of NOCC
Miss Camouse, Mr. Casalandra to be married
HUBBARD -- The engagement of Rochelle Ann Camouse and Justin Casalandra, both of 2071 Chesterland,
Nudity complaint
Nudity complaint STRUTHERS -- Police found a Grandview Avenue woman swimming topless in her pool
INDIANS Rallies mask home woes
Comeback victories against the Twins and Mariners moved the Tribe's home record to 31-29. By TOM
LACKAWANNOCK TOWNSHIP State police probe tax collection
Tax Collector Barbara Estman resigned Monday. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU WEST
NILES Property would be sold for new span
Passage of the legislation regarding the viaduct project would mean the state would pay the city
Officials vote to ban burning
HILLSVILLE, Pa. -- Open burning is banned here until the end of September. Mahoning Township
Miss Tomich to be bride of Mr. Novakovic
Announcement is being made of the engagement of Danica Diane Tomich, a daughter of Marko and Desanka
LAWRENCE COUNTY Letters urge vote on study panel
Those elected to the study commission will look for ways to make county government more economical
YOUNGSTOWN Report: Patrolman acted properly
The police chief said the conduct alleged didn't jibe with what he knows about the officer's
What could the judge have been thinking?
Opinion: Judge R. Scott Krichbaum of the Mahoning County Common Pleas Court believes that drug dealers are
IRA decision a setback for peace effort
Opinion: The Irish Republican Army never actually promised to disarm but rather to put their weapons beyond
GIRARD Man, 71, faces charge in case involving girl
Girard police will be taking more statements in the case. GIRARD -- A 71-year-old man known as
HERMITAGE Officials propose senior housing
Hermitage has between $250,000 and $300,000 it can use as seed money. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
WARREN CITY COUNCIL New tax administrator salary to be approved
Education requirements will likely change, a lawmaker says. WARREN -- City council has informally
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Michael and Tara Costarella, 844 Dravis Ave., Girard, girl, Aug. 14. Wayne and
WARREN Man pleads innocent to stealing $15,800
If convicted of all the charges the defendant could receive up to nine years in prison. By PEGGY
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Utica Blue Sox (20-33) at Scrappers (16-38). When: 7:05. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
Pharmacist accused of diluting cancer drugs
Pharmacist accused of diluting cancer drugs KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Investigators were trying to
DOWNTOWN YOUNGSTOWN New parking area will aid the disabled
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- They'll be tearing up the sidewalk
SHARON, PA. Troubled crisis agency reopens
The board president said she didn't learn of the staff members' resignations until two hours after
COLUMBUS -- Two Mahoning Valley organizations were among 69 communities and non-profit groups in
COLUMBUS -- Two Mahoning Valley organizations were among 69 communities and non-profit groups in
IRA decision a setback
Opinion: IRA decision a setback for peace effort The Irish Republican Army never actually promised to
Judge decides teacher was alert when questioned by authorities
LISBON -- Thomas Kelm's statements to an FBI informant and to investigators probing a murder
SALEM Request causes shelter to stop taking strays
The shelter remains open and animals may still be adopted. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
Two organizations will help the homeless
Two organizations will help the homeless COLUMBUS -- Two Mahoning Valley organizations were among
Holbrook-Williams engagement is made known
HILLIARD -- Announcing plans for their forthcoming marriage are Felicia D. Holbrook and Brian T.
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GIRARD -- Del and Millie Rezek, 993 Gary Ave., are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
Facing off with scenes of crimes
High-tech firearms video equipment offers nine scenarios for officers, and the operator can change
5K competition set
5K competition set VIENNA -- Runners will compete at the Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport from 7
Parents announce Tisone-Hayne engagement
BOARDMAN -- Jim and Jeannie Tisone, 777 Kiwana Drive, announce the engagement of their daughter,
OUR GOOD COOKS Common items, uncommon tastes
This Canfield woman says 'line, shape, color and texture' pop up in all her varied interests. By
HUBBARD School officials plan to seek 2 levies Nov. 6
The superintendent is already looking at areas to cut if the levies don't pass. HUBBARD -- Hubbard
EAST PALESTINE SCHOOLS Board is buying a house for workers' temporary use
A three-week bidding process will follow approval of the building plans. EAST PALESTINE -- East
Bowling legend Earl Anthony died Tuesday at age 63. D-.
Bowling legend Earl Anthony died Tuesday at age 63. D-.
YOUNGSTOWN Group: Economic mix would aid comeback
Surrounding suburbs must be part of the comeback effort, a municipal league official says. By
LORDSTOWN Workers at Lear authorize strike
A work stoppage at the seating plant could force a shutdown at GM's auto assembly plant. By
YOUNGSTOWN Judge sentences former officer to 90 days
The former probation officer must undergo counseling for drug dependency. By BOB JACKSON
WEATHERSFIELD Trustees reject request for property annexation
The township agreed to pick up additional medical premium payments for full-time police officers.
BROWNS Pickup Ben Gay draws in the fans
The rookie running back is making the most of his chance to play in the NFL. By PHIL NOVAK
NOTEBOOK From Latrobe
Under center: Kordell Stewart will start Thursday's game against Minnesota at quarterback. He'll be
MAHONING COUNTY Search turns up 40 pot plants
Smoking one marijuana cigarette has the same health risks as smoking 10 to 15 tobacco cigarettes, a
Two organizations to help the homeless
Two organizations to help the homeless COLUMBUS -- Two Mahoning Valley organizations were among
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD CITY Aug. 7 Theft: A 48-year-old New Middletown woman was
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Autumn wedding is planned by Miss Mansour
CANFIELD -- Steven and Debbie Mansour, 8130 S. Raccoon Road, are announcing the engagement of their
BOARDMAN Campaign prepares to renew levy
Contract negotiations are under way with two MRDD employee groups. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN
Victory over Japan recalled
WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- They jumped for joy. They cried with
Blending East, West
"I come from the East -- China/ I am making a living in the West -- America/ With the Eastern
Electrical outage affects 2,000 residents
Electrical outage affects 2,000 residents NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- About 2,000 Lawrence County residents
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BROWNS Offensive line draws praise from quarterback
By PHIL NOVAK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BEREA -- After a great performance Saturday in a 10-3
TRUMBULL COUNTY Fund gets more cash to help people with electricity bills
The price of electricity has not gone up, an electric company spokesman says. WARREN -- A cash
Voting on Veterans Day would emphasize honor
Opinion: Voting on Veterans Day would emphasize honor I respectfully disagree with an Aug. 12 letter in
WARREN Judge rules suspect is competent
Trial is scheduled to begin with jury selection Aug. 27. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
FARRELL SCHOOLS Latchkey program given extension
The district had notified parents the program would end Aug. 24. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
Michelle Sinchak, Mr. Sebastiani to exchange vows
AUSTINTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Sinchak Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Loreto Sebastiani, all of
Remembering V-J Day
By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- They jumped for joy. They cried with
AUSTINTOWN Trustee to run for county position
Groat asked Pritchard to run for trustee while trustee David Ditzler said he has no plans to run for
SURPLUS FOOD
Wednesday Mount Moriah Fire Baptized Holiness Church, 84 Bright St., Campbell. 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
CRAIG BEACH Fire department faces criticism; vote disputed
Council members disagree on whether they passed a motion to place a 1.5-mill levy for fire service
The Canfield Show of Bands is Aug. 28, not tonight as reported Monday. Also, South Range and Liberty
The Canfield Show of Bands is Aug. 28, not tonight as reported Monday. Also, South Range and Liberty
TRUMBULL COUNTY Indictments
The grand jury has indicted the following: Melissa Posey, 22, Kendis Circle, Youngstown, carrying
WARREN Grand jury indicts couple in child endangerment
Both are facing four counts of child endangering. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Man faces drug charges
Man faces drug charges BROOKFIELD -- A 27-year-old Masury man is to be arraigned Thursday in
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Ronald E. Dunn, 36, of 727 Wesley Ave., Youngstown, and
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Hospice volunteers give comfort in final days
Many people who've given near-death experience testimonies report seeing a light and feeling
EAST PALESTINE Officials dispute census
The State Employment Relations Board doesn't recognize the recount, and union workers could lose
NEW CASTLE School officials open bids for moving historical houses
The houses must be moved or demolished by November to keep plans for a new high school on schedule.
China's charmed life
Opinion: China's charmed life For an officially godless state, China certainly seems more than willing to
Preseason opener has plenty of positives
Jamel White could be a third-down back if he doesn't crack the starting lineup. By PHIL NOVAK
Parents announce Spisak-Eliser engagement
The engagement of Rebecca R. Spisak of Poland and Benjamin D. Eliser of Youngstown is announced by
Inspectors say rigging system can be fixed
Temporary repairs will suffice, an architect says. WARREN -- Performers on stage at Packard Music
POLAND Meeting addresses sewer system woes
Residents say they will start circulating petitions. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
MAHONING COUNTY Lordi's lawyers ask why judge denied request
Lordi's defense team said it needs an explanation so it can file another appeal. By BOB JACKSON
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Twins (Milton 11-4) at Indians (Colon 10-8). When: 7:05. Radio/TV: WKBN-AM (570), WPIC-AM
Fuller: No offer made
The Browns' defensive back said he did not offer police $5,000 for his release. By PHIL NOVAK
Erin O'Driscoll, Jason M. DeLuca plan wedding
Announcement of the coming marriage of Erin C. O'Driscoll and Jason M. DeLuca, both of 1003
GIRARD Decline in income tax revenue adds to city's financial woes
Council moved to a second reading a moratorium on pay raises, except for employees under contract.
A new core of young running backs are trying to make a difference.
A new core of young running backs are trying to make a difference. Defensive back Corey Fuller
REUNIONS
The Detroit Waldorf School will hold its 35th alumni reunion Oct. 6. For information send your
LISBON Club offers building to village
Break-ins and a fire persuaded club members to give up the structure. By SUE DROTLEFF VINDICATOR
WARREN Leaders welcome federal agency
Mayor Angelo said representatives from the U.S. Department of Justice would be in town for a few
HOWLAND SCHOOLS District proposes new levy
The 1-mill levy would raise $585,000 a year for five years. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF
LISBON Schools avert need for levy this fall
The district is on schedule to pay off a $1.8 million loan 16 years early. By SUE DROTLEFF
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Brian and Christine Faulk, 518 Cherry St., Salem, boy, Aug. 13. Domenico and
LIQUOR CONTROL
LIQUOR CONTROL Permits Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Salem man charged in damage to cemetery
The man said he struck his head when the Jeep, went off the road, and he couldn't remember driving
States spend tobacco money on all the wrong things
Opinion: States spend tobacco money on all the wrong things By spending billions of the dollars they
Meeting set on educational funding
WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. -- The Shenango Valley Initiative believes Pennsylvania's system for funding
WARREN Packard Hall panels team up for funds
Packard trustees expressed concern with a judge's decision to get involved. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
YOUNGSTOWN City to close pools due to lower temps
The two pools had 747 children and adults Wednesday and had 12 people all of Sunday. By ROGER G.
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers' homers sink Blue Sox
Josh Bard and Chad Peshke each hit two-run blasts to lead the 6-3 victory. By BILL SULLIVAN
CLEVELAND Sabatine pleads guilty to 2 counts
The government will ask that the Canfield man's sentencing not take place until he fulfills his
NILES Man faces rape charges involving 9-year-old girl
The defendant is being held in the Trumbull County Jail in lieu of $150,000 bond. By DENISE DICK
HERMITAGE, PA. Tournament's end being considered
Between 100 and 150 people were involved in each of three fights on Sunday. By HAROLD GWIN
TOWARD HONEST RESEARCH
Opinion: Washington Post: If you are one of the world's most prestigious scientific journals, whose
Students get honors
Students get honors HOWLAND -- The theme for Howland High School's 2002 yearbook, "Fast Forward,"
WARREN Experts: Building to induce growth
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Officials also plan to recognize an investment company for its 67-acre
Ex-Dodger Osteen now scouting minor leagues
The former pitching great took in the Scrappers-Blue Sox game Monday. By BILL SULLIVAN
CANFIELD Park owner disputes way youth party was described
The park owner said the park took steps to ensure that nothing illegal came into the party. By
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple SOUVENIR: Stephen Shepas of Poland holds up the Japanese flag that
Race for the cure
Race for the cure CLEVELAND -- The eighth annual Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Northeast
AUSTINTOWN Neighbors endure reptile residents
Without home rule, trustees say they don't have the right to remove the crocodilians from the house.
YSU FOOTBALL Hoot 'N Holler
The drill is the first real contact session for the Penguins each fall. By PETE MOLLICA
YOUNGSTOWN Ungaro: Jennings' influence lingers
In 1996, the former city councilman was honored by Associated Neighborhood Centers for his
Unauthorized solicitors
Unauthorized solicitors YOUNGSTOWN -- Two teen-age boys are soliciting funds without authorization
MAHONING DEMOCRATS Leaders drop plan to give 5 percent back to their party
The backlash to the assessment policy from politicians was overwhelming, the Democratic committee
Monday, August 13 (45 stories)
LAKE MILTON Critters provide comfort to kids
The police chief said the community has flooded his office with about 500 stuffed animals in two
AIMEE CORA CASEY LIEBERT
AIMEE CORA CASEY LIEBERT MONTGOMERY -- Aimee Cora and Casey Liebert were married July 7 at All
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Utica Blue Sox (19-32) at Scrappers (15-37). When: 7:05. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
LISBON Village sets bicentennial fest
Fund-raisers will be held to help pay for the celebration. LISBON -- The village will celebrate
Associated Press
Associated Press Getting a jump on animal blessings Flumpy, a year-old Dumpy Tree frog, rests on
Bush treads too cautiously in stem-cell decision
Opinion: The best that can be said for President George Bush's long-awaited decision on stem-cell research is
On the short list of things that have gone right for the Pittsburgh Pirates this season, put the
On the short list of things that have gone right for the Pittsburgh Pirates this season, put the
COLUMBIANA CORNER Road work to be finished by the end of the month
Motorists who use Southeast Boulevard in Salem will need to be patient for a few more weeks, says
Girard faces tough financial decisions
Opinion: If there is a silver lining in the state fiscal emergency cloud that now hangs over the city of
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PREP SCHEDULES
TODAY BOYS GOLF Fitch, Ursuline, Columbiana, Crestview, JFK, Mogadore, Rootstown, South Range,
VIENNA Burglar strikes churches, lodge
Detectives say they have made no arrests but are still investigating. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
SALEM Goodwill store getting a new look
The store is the organization's smallest in the area, but it remains popular. By NORMAN LEIGH
Teen faces charge in balloon-throwing
YOUNGSTOWN -- One of three or four teen-age boys throwing water balloons at cars traveling on Hudson
LPGA golfer Wendy Ward enjoyed a record-setting day in winning the Wendy's Classic.
LPGA golfer Wendy Ward enjoyed a record-setting day in winning the Wendy's Classic.
NEW DICTIONARY Word is, today's students need help
Editors of this new dictionary read through college students' papers and were appalled. By MIKE
Police find OxyContin
Police find OxyContin AUSTINTOWN -- Police found several OxyContin pills in the possession of a
NILES Police step up traffic patrols
Most of July's citations were for speeding or running through red lights. By DENISE DICK
PROFILE Patricia Natali
Age: 46. Hometown: Warren. Occupation: Environmental specialist, Ohio Environmental Protection
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Kathleen Gallant and Juan Gomez Maldonado, 7195 Akron-Canfield Road, Canfield, boy,
Annual fish sale
Annual fish sale CORTLAND -- The Trumbull Soil and Water Conservation District's annual fish sale
PROPOSED BILL Bankruptcy reform
Some of the changes that would take effect under the bankruptcy reform law as proposed: Higher
CHRISTINA VOGELBERGER BRIAN HUFNAGEL
CHRISTINA VOGELBERGER BRIAN HUFNAGEL YOUNGSTOWN -- Fellows Riverside Gardens in Mill Creek Park
Campbell's collection is mm mm good
By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF BRISTOLVILLE -- Sitting in a plush blue chair at
SANDLOT BASEBALL Canton's Abbott captures NABF crown
The Youngstown Metros' comeback fell short . STRUTHERS -- The Abbott Electric baseball team of
WORTH A LOOK
AUCTIONS XNorthview Hi-Rise Organization will hold a Chinese auction from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday at
Stadium begins 20th season
YOUNGSTOWN -- The 2001 Youngstown State University football season will kick off on Aug. 30 when the
ONE-ON-ONE | Patricia Natali OEPA inspector's love for outdoors led to career choice
Q. Tell me about your job. A. I work for the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, division of
MELISSA WIRTH DAVID HETMANSKI
MELISSA WIRTH DAVID HETMANSKI YOUNGSTOWN -- A reception at the Brentford House, Hubbard, honored
Police say woman bit cop during arrest
WARREN -- Although police usually try to take a "bite out of crime," one Warren woman is accused of
Police probe report of possible assault
AUSTINTOWN -- Police are investigating a report of a possible sexual assault of a 23-year-old
JULIE ECONOMUS TIMOTHY FLAHERTY
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By JENNINE ZELEZNIK
By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF BRISTOLVILLE -- Sitting in a plush blue chair at
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
Injury update: Catcher Brad Guglielmelli left the game in the sixth inning after taking a ball off
RECALL Athletic shoes
Recall: Nike cross-trainers What: About 425,000 pairs of Nike Jordan Trunner cross-training shoes.
PREP FOOTBALL Coaches air it out at area grid huddle
Mentors from seven conferences talked about their teams. By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
NEW YORK-PENN Blue Sox cruise against MV, 13-3
The Scrappers fell behind 7-0 early and never recovered. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS
YOUNGSTOWN Bankruptcy business is up
Filings are already more than 1,060 ahead of last year's pace in Youngstown. By BOB JACKSON
No contradiction in how law treats those under 21
Opinion: No contradiction in how law treats those under 21 EDITOR: I recently read a letter and a quote
LITTLE LEAGUE Canfield is runner-up in state tourney
The 9-10 team bowed to Tallmadge, 3-2, in the championship game . SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR
Condit blasts editorials calling for resignation
Condit blasts editorials calling for resignation MODESTO, Calif. -- U.S. Rep. Gary Condit
Mall restaurant fire
Mall restaurant fire NILES -- Firefighters extinguished a blaze caused by grease on the stove at
SWITZERLAND
Opinion: Le Matin, Lausanne, Aug. 7: Once upon a time there was a city called Grozny. That was five years
Abandoned boat found
Abandoned boat found HILLSVILLE, Pa. -- A boat, possibly owned by someone from Struthers, was
Sunday, August 12 (95 stories)
Rules put couple in a Catch-22
All but $228 of a spouse's income must go to medical expenses, a state official said. State food
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth's Health Center Jeanie Poyssick, 720 Glenwood Avenue, Youngstown, girl, Aug. 10.
BRIAN RICHESSON | Scrappers Reality equals emptier seats
NILES -- Mahoning Valley Scrappers fans are getting a glimpse into the hard reality of minor league
SHENANGO RIVER LAKE Corps officials remain mum on campground developer
A developer for the vacant site should be selected in September. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
HEIDI PRICE JASON EVANS
HEIDI PRICE JASON EVANS LIBERTY -- Heidi Jeanne Price, 4640 Loganway, Hubbard, became the bride of
Author's workshop
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MERIDITH SWENSON AMBROSE WARDLE IV
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BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES MONDAY St. Rose Church, 48 E. Main St., Girard, 1 to 6 p.m. Trumbull -Mahoning
Lantz pitches MV to 3-1 win
He retired 23 of the 26 Utica batters he faced Saturday night at Cafaro Field. By BILL SULLIVAN
IN THE CUP! Area Holes in One
Kenneth Williams of Lisbon aced the 105-yard No. 2 hole at Beaver Creek Golf Course. He used a
Get free dogwoods by joining foundation
Get free dogwoods by joining foundation Ten free white flowering dogwood trees will be given to
STAGE REVIEW For Stage Left Players and SCT, the play's the thing
The two companies have collaborated to bring 'Hamlet' to area audiences. By GARRY L. CLARK
ALISHA REESH GEORGE PHILLIPS
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CLUBS
CLUBS Heritage day Sept. 29 The Newton Falls Sportsman's Club will host a 2000 Thanksgiving In
CAREY GLINES JEREMY WALTERS
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Boxing event touts Bizarro, Oxley matchup
NILES -- Boxing matchmaker Gregg Augustine has scheduled a seven-bout card for Friday at Eastwood
NICOLE WALLIS THOMAS ZACKASEE
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LORI THORNTON BRADLEY TIMKO
LORI THORNTON BRADLEY TIMKO LOWELLVILLE -- Honeymooning on a Caribbean cruise are Bradley Timko,
SLIPPERY ROCK SRU gets $3M in gifts, resulting in a record
Individuals donated 82 percent of the total. The gifts were made as part of a comprehensive
IN CONCERT Cafaro Field to heat up with 98 Degrees
The group has toyed with new styles on its latest CD, 'Revelation,' including hip hop, rap and funk.
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of Aug. 12: TODAY Post 235, American Legion, 11 High St., Girard,
AUSTINTOWN Noise from nightclub brings complaints from neighbors
The Mill's general manager said he is taking steps to address the complaints. By IAN HILL
GIRARD SCHOOLS New leader seeks to mend rifts in district
Shoaf says the intermediate school will open when it's safe and not a day sooner. By TIM YOVICH
PENNSYLVANIA Game bird seasons set
HARRISBURG -- Dove season will open Sept. 1 as part of Pennsylvania's 2001 migratory bird seasons
GIRARD SCHOOLS New chief seeks to mend rifts with parents
Shoaf says the intermediate school will open when it's safe and not a day sooner. By TIM YOVICH
'Taste of Springfields'
'Taste of Springfields' MERCER, Pa. -- The Springfield Restaurant Group will be host to its second
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO Chad Brock When: 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Where: Lawrence County Fairgrounds, Pa. Route
GAME TIME Today
Who: Padres (Jones 7-14) at Pirates (Bell 4-1). When: 1:35. TV: FOX Sports Pittsburgh.
JOANNE LEWIS DAVID GESACION
JOANNE LEWIS DAVID GESACION POLAND -- The wedding of former Boardman residents, Jeanine Marie
HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY ! Clorine Dorothy Bevly Thompson
Born: Aug. 12, 1901, in Marion, Miss. Residence: She lives at 2964 Karl St., Youngstown, with
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
Minn. bishop elected to lead Lutheran group
Minn. bishop elected to lead Lutheran group INDIANAPOLIS -- An Evangelical Lutheran Church in
JOHN KOVACH | COLLEGE Local students intern with Browns in Berea
BEREA -- When you are serving a summer internship in professional football like college students
JAMIE RINALDO TODD PIPOLY
JAMIE RINALDO TODD PIPOLY STEUBENVILLE -- The marriage of Jamie L. Rinaldo and Todd F. Pipoly,
GARDEN CLUBS
MONDAY XEast Liverpool Dahlia Society will meet at 6 p.m. at the home of Rodney and Kay Toth, 5637
CAREER PATHS
BANKING WARREN -- Second National Bank has named Brenda L. Boucher and Jens U. Mayer vice
The city has made changes to programs that offer money to eligible residents to upgrade dwellings or
The city has made changes to programs that offer money to eligible residents to upgrade dwellings or
Registering new pupils
Registering new pupils WEATHERSFIELD -- Registration for students new to the school district will
FAST FACTS
FAST FACTS About Lake Tahoe The average surface of Lake Tahoe is 6226.95 feet above sea level.
Davis' Browns get first win
First-year head coach Butch Davis guided the team to a 10-3 exhibition win over Green Bay. By
Whalens observe 60th anniversary in Virginia
ANNANDALE, Va. -- The 60th wedding anniversary of former Youngstown residents, Franz and Raymond
MASONIC GROUPS
THURSDAY Ladies Oriental Shrine will meet at 11:30 a.m. for a summer luncheon at Bobby D's.
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go Lake Tahoe is serviced by two airports: Reno/Tahoe International airport
Plant cleanup passes muster
An advisory board member said he would tell neighbors of the plant that they shouldn't have any
Support needed for bill that will protect steel industry, worker benefits
Opinion: Support needed for bill that will protect steel industry, worker benefits EDITOR: We should all
KIDS BOOKS Recently released
& quot;Some Things Change, & quot; by Mary Murphy (Houghton Mifflin, $9.95, ages 1 to 4
FAST FACTS The Grand American
Origin: Debuting in 1900 at the Interstate Park in Queens, New York, the Grand American was
POLICE BLOTTER Boardman
Summary of police activity: July 30 Burglary: Someone broke into Country Kitchen, 833 Boardman-
Heartsaver class
Heartsaver class GREENVILLE, Pa. -- A Heartsaver CPR-Pediatric Basic Life Support Class is from 6
SCOTT SHALAWAY Just say no to oil from the Arctic Refuge
The House recently approved federal legislation that would open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
WARREN -- Julie Ferguson, manager of information technology consulting at Packer Thomas, certified
NFL STANDINGS AND SUMMARY
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Knight Ridder Tribune
Knight Ridder Tribune DIGGING FOR ATTENTION: Gardeners have to cope with their dogs, like Jeremiah
Anniversary is celebrated by Kozickys
NEW SPRINGFIELD -- An open house reception was held July 15 at New Springfield Church of God in
AGENDA
AGENDA MONDAY Austintown Township trustees regular meeting, 7 p.m., 82 Ohltown Road, Austintown.
WARREN City wants to help with home programs
Households must be low to moderate income to qualify for most programs. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS A special Men's and Women's Recreational Day is scheduled Aug. 25 at the Bieber
RAY SWANSON | KEYSTONER Vacation on a houseboat doesn't get any better
It was a perfection vacation. Spending a week on a houseboat with 18 family members on a beautiful
KEYSTONE CLIPS Taking nominations for unsung hero
The Kiwanis Club of Greenville is looking for an unsung hero. The club is seeking nominations for
A Boardman bowling lanes owner uses glow-in-the-dark balls and high school bowling teams to put
A Boardman bowling lanes owner uses glow-in-the-dark balls and high school bowling teams to put
Enquirer doesn't have to reveal sources
KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS CINCINNATI -- A federal magistrate has ruled that an editor and a former
Trumbull Board of Elections should be given legal help
Opinion: The highest priority of government is not putting those things that politicians find unpleasant
JENNIFER GREEN TODD NOEL
JENNIFER GREEN TODD NOEL BOARDMAN -- The gazebo at Boardman Township Park was the setting for the
BARBARA GRESKO SHAWN OLCOTT
BARBARA GRESKO SHAWN OLCOTT YOUNGSTOWN -- Barbara Gresko, 5855 Haddingtonshire, Dublin, and Shawn
KATHRYN EARNHART | The Butlers Museums offer a harvest for visits during autumn
At The Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown and its branches in Salem and Howland, late
Cramer jubilee is observed at reception
FOWLER -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Cramer, Ridge Road, were guests of honor during a reception July 28
DINA NAVARRA BRIAN ZIDIAN
DINA NAVARRA BRIAN ZIDIAN YOUNGSTOWN -- Dina L. Navarra, 1934 Burr Oak Court, Austintown, became
CRAIG BEACH Sides line up in feud
One councilman said he will ask for the mayor's resignation at every meeting until his term ends in
LAWRENCE COUNTY It's time again for fair to start
The calliope from the Idora Park carousel will be displayed and played all day Wednesday. By LAURE
Cafaro Field to heat up with 98 Degrees
The group has toyed with new styles on its latest CD, 'Revelation,' including hip hop, rap and funk.
HOW SHE SEES IT Return home more bitter than sweet
Opinion: I took a trip to the West Coast in search of newfound dreams to see if that was where dreams really
Shipmans mark 50th anniversary during party
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Mr. and Mrs. Moses Shipman Sr., 116 Woodward Ave., formerly of Youngstown, were
HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY ! Minnie Lawrence
Born: July 25, 1901, in Lancaster, Ky. Residence: Has lived at Austin Woods, Austintown, since
Historical open house
Historical open house SALEM -- The Salem Historical Society will have an open house 1 to 4 p.m.
Surprise party held to honor Yeagers for 60th
CANFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. Myron Yeager, 355 S. Broad St., were honored at a surprise celebration Aug.
The new school catches ADD kids who fall through the cracks.
The new school catches ADD kids who fall through the cracks. By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION
MIGRATORY GAME BIRD Pa. hunting seasons
SPECIESOPENCLOSEDAILYPOSSESSION Mourning DovesSept. 01Oct. 05 Oct. 27Nov. 24Dec. 26Dec. 311224
YOUNGSTOWN 2 men injured in scuffle outside store
By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- A dispute over a woman's firing
By BRIAN RICHESSON
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF CLEVELAND -- In the days leading to the Cleveland
CRIME SOLVERS
CRIME SOLVERS Mercer County A business burglary is the focus of Mercer County Crime Solvers this
LEANN LAMPLEY CORNELIUS LASTER
LEANN LAMPLEY CORNELIUS LASTER YOUNGSTOWN -- A honeymoon to Niagara Falls, Canada, followed the
MIKE BRAUN A Grand time in Ohio
One of the largest shooting events, the Grand American World Trapshooting Championships, presented
Reception to celebrate Rispinto jubilee
CAMPBELL -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Adio Rispinto, 667 Hyatt Ave., will be
Family dinner held to mark Prest jubilee
POLAND -- A family dinner Aug. 2 at the Szechuan Garden in Calcutta honored Mr. and Mrs. William
"I don't think people in surrounding areas should have any qualms about any problems. I think
"I don't think people in surrounding areas should have any qualms about any problems. I think
BOARDMAN -- In the mid-1980s, a bartender and a steel worker, both with artistic talent, took some
BOARDMAN -- In the mid-1980s, a bartender and a steel worker, both with artistic talent, took some
Sale seeking donations
Sale seeking donations YOUNGSTOWN -- Donations for a "Trash 'n Treasure" rummage sale at
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Window air conditioners make economic cents
Q. I would sleep better with my bedroom cooler at night, but our old window air conditioner is just
ROAD WORK Area construction
A schedule of area road construction projects: MAHONING COUNTY Lake Milton: Work continues on
BASIC GRADS
BASIC GRADS From the region Several area residents have completed military basic training. They
LIBERTY 103-year-old writer draws from a lifetime of experiences
At 100, Clyde Price assembled a book of poems, reflections and insights. By SEAN BARRON
LAWRENCE COUNTY FAIR Singer Chad Brock keeps things simple
A new single from the featured performer at the Lawrence County Fair hits the shelves this week.
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Touch Silver (Knight)7.004.203.00 Youdrivemewild
Saturday, August 11 (42 stories)
LISBON MURDER PLOT Throw out teacher's remarks, lawyers urge
By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON -- Attorneys defending a teacher accused in a
CLUB CALENDAR
CLUBS XThat Quilt Group I Belong To will meet at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 21 at Fair Park in Canfield. The
By WILLIAM K. ALCORN
By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- A pair of friendly, caring adult arms
BOARDMAN Officials: Station is unsafe
Trustees are still looking for the owner of the dilapidated structure on Southern Boulevard. By
Stargazing, hiking at McConnell's Mill
PORTERSVILLE, Pa. -- Stargazing and environmentally friendly hiking techniques will be featured this
AUSTINTOWN Loose gator renews home rule debate
The escaped alligator spent an hour lounging on rocks in front of the home. By IAN HILL
UPTOWN Nelson Bedding makes a move
The new owner will use one part of the site as incubator for fledgling Christian businesses. By
WARREN Assault and bikini: 2 women arraigned
Both women pleaded innocent and will be back in court later this month. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
NORTH STAR STEEL Pipe mill is put up for sale
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- North Star Steel's seamless pipe
LISBON MURDER PLOT Lawyers want teacher's remarks thrown out
By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON -- Attorneys defending a teacher accused in a
Forum Health Northside
Forum Health Northside Todd and Tammy Perkins, 750 Coitsville-Hubbard Road, Youngstown, girl, Aug.
Stringer's widow speaks to 'Today'
Stringer's widow speaks to 'Today' Korey Stringer told his wife the night before he collapsed that
PAULA LYDA MICHAEL WONNER
PAULA LYDA MICHAEL WONNER NORTH LIMA -- Paula Cari Lyda, 10611 Route 46, Canfield, and Michael
Judge chops off $10 million hair cut
Opinion: When Shelley Osborne sunk into a depression following a hair cut she didn't like, she took the most
BOARDMAN Officials: Propertyis unsafe
Trustees are still looking for the owner of the dilapidated structure on Southern Boulevard. By
Investing in safety
Investing in safety YOUNGSTOWN -- Billy Martin, the 10-year-old Niles boy who has been promoting
TRIBE NOTES
TRIBE NOTES From Texas Nailed: The Rangers had been successful on 15 straight steal attempts
YOUNGSTOWN Mayor's foe quits his quest
The twists and turns included a last-ditch effort to get a residency hearing reset. By PATRICIA
Lisbon trooper receives promotion
LISBON -- Randall L. Skaggs, of the Ohio State Highway Patrol's Lisbon post, was promoted to
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Padres (Lawrence 2-1) at Pirates (Beimel 5-7), When: 7:05. TV: FOX Sports Pittsburgh.
MAHONING COUNTY Port board to increase presence
The port board will sometimes meet in Mahoning County, starting this month. By BOB JACKSON
YOUNGSTOWN Higher-priority 911 call caused McKelvey to wait
The officer first dispatched to a downtown restaurant had been across town on Midlothian Boulevard.
YOUNGSTOWN Deputy sheriff sues county
The sheriff and a major are accused of malicious prosecution. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
hClinton fans scramble to collect trading cards
hClinton fans scramble to collect trading cards HOT SPRINGS, Ark. -- The lineup started at 6 a.m.
MAHONING VALLEY Program aims to make college more accessible
The program is still in the planning stages. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Bike safety check
Bike safety check CANFIELD -- Bike riders can receive a free bike inspection, safety equipment
YVONNE CURRAN PATRICK TURNER
YVONNE CURRAN PATRICK TURNER YOUNGSTOWN -- A honeymoon to Jamaica followed the wedding of Mr. and
WARREN Company sues to block lease signing
In a split vote, the commissioners decided to rent courtroom space from a higher bidder. By
NEW CASTLE, PA. Agency makes plans to save historical homes
A mix of grants and low-interest bank loans will pay to relocate the houses. By LAURE CIOFFI
Squad disposes of dynamite sticks
ST. CLAIR -- The Youngstown Police Department bomb squad was called to Columbiana County Friday
Pageant picks pint-size royalty
Frills, flowers and bows dominated the annual Tiny King and Queen contest. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK
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TARRA ALEXANDER GLENDON O'HARA
TARRA ALEXANDER GLENDON O'HARA YOUNGSTOWN -- The exchange of nuptial vows took place at 2 p.m.
AUSTINTOWN Falcons of Fitch High will fly through a tunnel this season
Better than a red carpet, Fitch High School football players will make grand entrances through a
WINNERS
WINNERS Tiny royalty Kids ages 3 to 5 took the stage Friday for the annual Tiny King & amp;
CYNTHIA SCHIAVELLO E. ROSS SCHWARZ
CYNTHIA SCHIAVELLO E. ROSS SCHWARZ HANALEI, HAWAII -- The marriage of Cynthia Schiavello and E.
One swing turned tide
A grand slam opened the gates to the win. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF NILES --
HOWLAND HIGH SCHOOL Student's poll shows teens want more action against drugs
Howland's principal said the suspensions for tobacco use have dropped drastically. By JENNINE
What does it take to make citizens league's list of suspicious luncheons?
Opinion: We're going to share a little inside story with you today. Back in the early 1980s it became
Established in 1910 by individuals and families in the Valley such as the Stambaughs, Crandalls,
Established in 1910 by individuals and families in the Valley such as the Stambaughs, Crandalls,
Reaching lofty goals
By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- A pair of friendly, caring adult arms
Special to The Vindicator
Special to The Vindicator TWENTIES DECOR: Artist Mike Wigal of Parkersburg, W.Va., airbrushes the
Friday, August 10 (46 stories)
Punks should have to shovel cow dung
Opinion: If "eye for an eye" justice prevailed in this country, the mental midgets who thought it was fun to
MCDONALD SCHOOLS Runners' parents request 2nd coach
Two board members said the coach should have brought the issue to them sooner. By MARY SMITH
NILES Belmont Avenue bridge reopens
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF NILES -- One of two paths over the Mahoning River in
The shelter will remain open despite the funding loss.
The shelter will remain open despite the funding loss. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
SURVEY RESULTS
SURVEY RESULTS Teen drug use Prem Shah, 16, asked 400 high school students in Cuyahoga, Trumbull
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP Street resurfacing
Royal Arms Drive Arms Drive Greenbrier Drive Lamplighter Drive Twin Oak Drive Kingwood
BOARD OF CONTROL Youngstown
The Youngstown Board of Control took these actions Thursday: Bought a 2001 Ford Taurus SE from
Man, 84, dies in crash
Man, 84, dies in crash MERCER, Pa. -- A Franklin man died Thursday afternoon after a wreck in Mill
After chase, local woman faces charges
AUSTINTOWN -- A 41-year-old Boardman woman faces several charges, including resisting arrest,
Gearing up inspections
The steam tractor that exploded in Medina would not have been allowed here, Trumbull County club
Suited up for a blast
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER CANFIELD -- They looked like the offspring of a
Incoherent swimmer
Incoherent swimmer WARREN -- A man swimming in the Mahoning River behind WCI Steel would get out
BOARDMAN Target plans to open store in The Shops
The retailer expects to open its Boardman store in July 2002. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR
Laura E. Davies to be bride of Charles Campbell
Sept. 8 has been chosen for the wedding of Laura Elaine Davies and Charles Edward Campbell, both of
LIBERTY POLICE Former captain files suit
The township has maintained it did nothing wrong. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
WARREN Car hits a child on bike, then van
The women also are accused of assaulting police officers. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
Davis: From start, we're playing to win
The head coach said he'll try to get as many players as possible into the game. By PHIL NOVAK
Youngstown boy, 10, drowns
Lifeguards and paramedics couldn't resuscitate the boy on the shore of the lake. By IAN HILL
MCDONALD SCHOOLS Newsletter to inform of renovations
The construction project in village schools is in full swing. McDONALD--A newsletter will be
MERCER COUNTY Law library gets grant for records
Old legal documents will be accessible on computer. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR
Man to serve 13 years
Man to serve 13 years YOUNGSTOWN -- Antonio Griffin, 22, of Hillman Way, was sentenced to 13 years
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Man gets 8 years, predator label
Lawrence Plante said his problems were rooted in addiction to pornography. By BOB JACKSON
Crew removes suspect items
YOUNGSTOWN -- The sweat from four candidates for the Youngstown Police Department bomb squad
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Steven and Haley Stanish, 971 Colonial Drive, Youngstown, girl, Aug. 9. Pete and
Record earnings achieved for Ohio's Treasury
Opinion: Ohio's general revenue fund earned a record $400.2 million in interest for the 2001 fiscal year.
Poor sewer system blamed for flooding
WARREN -- An Austintown business says Liberty Township, Trumbull County and the state are to blame
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XMcDonald Midget Football Association will meet at 7 p.m. Sunday in the senior
Controller continues to investigate credit-card use
Officials said failure to turn in receipts is a problem among the employees who use the county
STEAM SHOW Details
When: Saturday and Sunday, 8 a.m. to dark both days. Where: Johnston Township Park, behind fire
Foundation finishes business with its last scholarships
WARREN -- The Trumbull County Private Industry Council Foundation was to go out of existence today,
Felesa VanRossun, Mr. Cunningham to be married
HESSTON, Kan. -- Felesa VanRossun, East Pine Street, and Howard Cunningham, Academy Street, are
Face it: Baseball needs to be fixed
The Kansas City Royals had a nice lineup in the works. Johnny Damon batting leadoff, Jermaine Dye
Children benefit from fraternity's good deed
Opinion: The good deed of a Youngstown State University fraternity made two hot summer days a little more
Parents announce O'Connell-Will engagement
GIRARD -- Patrick and Diane O'Connell, 47 E. Wilson Ave., announce the engagement of their daughter,
Talk canceled
Talk canceled YOUNGSTOWN -- A talk on the Sacred Heart set for noon Saturday at the Shrine of Our
Williamsport steals game
The Crosscutters stole five bases and collected 16 hits to top Mahoning Valley, 9-2. By BILL
2 waves of migration
2 waves of migration Migrants from Asia populated the New World in at least two separate waves, a
INDICTMENTS
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County The following people were indicted Thursday by a Mahoning County
Roller coaster enthusiasts, above from left, Adam Spivak, 38, of Whitemarsh, Pa.; Phil Guarno, 38,
Roller coaster enthusiasts, above from left, Adam Spivak, 38, of Whitemarsh, Pa.; Phil Guarno, 38,
TEACH ENGLISH
Opinion: Washington Post: Monday's data from the Census Bureau should sharpen the debate on bilingual
GIRARD Mayor: Crisis to last two years
The mayor says he's received calls from volunteers who would like to serve on the fiscal recovery
Doreen Golubich, Leo Connelly Jr. set wedding date
YOUNGSTOWN -- The engagement of Doreen P. Golubich and Leo H. Connelly Jr., both of 60 N. Raccoon
Sewer contracts awarded
The New Springfield contractor won one and lost one in the sewer squabble. By BOB JACKSON
GAIL WHITE Youth camp director helps kids to beat the odds
Every morning at 8 a.m., Eddie Encarnacion arrives at 1000 South Ave. on the city's South Side to
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Deaf association conference is this weekend at Avalon Inn
The Miss Deaf Ohio Pageant will be Friday night at Lakeview High School in Cortland. HOWLAND --
HOWLAND Residents to get a deal on price of natural gas
To be a part of the plan, residents must request the switch in providers. HOWLAND -- Township
Federal renewal plan offers hope for city
An outcry from smaller cities across the country led the federal government to create the new
Deadline for pageant
Deadline for pageant YOUNGSTOWN -- The deadline to apply for the Little Miss CityFest contest is 3
Explosion kills three at Israeli restaurant
Explosion kills three at Israeli restaurant JERUSALEM -- A bomb exploded in a pizza restaurant in
SHARPSVILLE, PA. Former official pushes abatement program
Gary Grandy said a five-year tax break on new construction would be appropriate. By HAROLD GWIN
TRUMBULL COUNTY Eastern District Court to stay in current location
Moving costs would eat up the savings from lower rent, two commissioners argue. By STEPHEN SIFF
Sheriff's department to get money
Revenue from the county's sales tax is greater than officials had estimated. By NORMAN LEIGH
Metros untracked in tourney after late rally falls short, 7-5
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. -- Ross Buttle came through in his only opportunity. Still, it wasn't enough to
SURPLUS FOOD
Antioch Baptist Church, 110 Funston St., Youngstown, various commodities, 10 a.m. Friday.
NEW CASTLE Teachers can opt for severance deal
The district can save $20,000 a year for teachers who accept . By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
DAIRY CLASS PLACEMENT Junior Champions
DAIRY CLASS PLACEMENT Junior Champions Ayrshire: Jeremy Timmons of Salem. Brown Swiss: Natalie
CONCERT Yes, local talent will rock Blossom Music Center
Five Mahoning Valley musicians will share the stage with a legendary rock band. By SEAN BARRON
POLITICAL MONEY FLOWS TO DEMOCRATS
Opinion: Kansas City Star: The recent flood of campaign donations to Senate Democrats illustrates, once
WARREN CSC seeks flexible contract for resurrection
It may take many weeks to hammer out the financial details of a revised union contract, the local
SOFTBALL Valley Sting goes unbeaten in national meet to win title
The 12-and-younger squad won eight games in the NSA B World Series. CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The Valley
Skowron suit falls through
The lawyer for a former deputy sheriff said an appeal is likely. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
BEREA Race against time: Browns pass two-minute test
Coach Butch Davis was pleased with the team's execution. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
TRUMBULL COUNTY During sweep, authorities find dozens of suspected pot plants
Arrests are expected once lab tests are in, one official said. WARREN -- The Trumbull County
Did AEP commit the blunder of the century?
Opinion: Did AEP commit the blunder of the century? EDITOR: The Vindicator of Aug. 3 on page B12 had a
HUBBARD Trustees OK police levy for Nov. ballot
The township hasn't asked for a raise in taxes for 10 years. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials decline lawyer
The attorney would be hired for a hearing separate from the case involving the sheriff's election
Hubbard Twp. man named police chief
The new township police chief takes over Monday. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
AUDITIONS Where to try out for roles
ACTORS "The Movement." WKBN Channel 27, 3930 Sunset Blvd., Youngstown; (330) 782-1144, 11-3
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
XDeena and Bryan Brace of Bayview are announcing the birth of a son, Cameron John, July 24 at
YOUNGSTOWN Report leads to charge
The commander of the Crisis Intervention Unit said that if the woman truly needs help, it can be
YOUNGSTOWN Bondsman pleads guilty to charges for bribing judge
The Campbell man went from facing three felonies to one misdemeanor count. By BOB JACKSON
LIBERTY Hampton Inn open for business
The manager said the new hotel had a full house for its first weekend. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
WNBA Wednesday's other games
Sparks 79, Mercury 67 Lisa Leslie scored 24 points as Los Angeles extended its WNBA-record winning
CHILD SUPPORT Mahoning Co. audit will include agency
A CSEA union president welcomes the state's audit of the agency's finances. By BOB JACKSON
MAHONING COUNTY Engineer: Don't go with low bidder
Vicki Sherlock was the only commissioner who'd say how she plans to vote. By BOB JACKSON
GETTING IT RIGHT
Rosemary Schmitt, a member of the Girard Board of Education, voted Tuesday in favor of hiring a
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Cell phone abusers, dial M for Madness
It's Tuesday afternoon. A woman at the Giant Eagle speaks into her cell phone. She toddles down the
Girard board members have only themselves to blame
Opinion: The Girard Board of Education is learning the hard way that stonewalling parents' concerns about
FLEX-IBILITY: Robby Tullio, above left, of Austintown poses with Youngstown State linebacker Jon
FLEX-IBILITY: Robby Tullio, above left, of Austintown poses with Youngstown State linebacker Jon
NILES Deputy city auditor: Resurrect indigent burial fund ordinance
The state used to kick in $750 for indigent burials. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
NEW CASTLE Former employee accused of using Red Cross money
A preliminary hearing date has been set. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A former American Red Cross employee
City wants planner for downtown ideas
A third of the state planning grant will be used to reimburse a local businessman who helped fund an
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Board refuses candidate's subpoena request
Percy Squire's attorney said he is disappointed the board viewed his request as 'tit-for-tat.' By
Couch wears brace on knee as precaution
Browns offensive coordinator Bruce Arians is behind the move. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS
U.S. AMATEUR QUALIFIER Karzmer, Perry reach championship round
They both shot 4-under-par 140 and advance to Atlanta's East Lake Golf Club. By PHIL NOVAK
Deaf association conference is this weekend at Avalon Inn
The Miss Deaf Ohio Pageant will be Friday night at Lakeview High School in Cortland. HOWLAND --
Bonds will finance addition at library
Bonds will finance addition at library COLUMBIANA -- Financing is in place for constructing and
SANDY LAKE, PA. 2 in family share prize
SANDY LAKE, Pa. -- They say you can't win the lottery unless you play -- and Thelma P. Hovis, 70,
LORDSTOWN Board agrees to pursue 5-year emergency levy
The board will give a second reading to the levy at a meeting next week. By DENISE DICK
Students need shot in arm
Opinion: The Mahoning Valley was made tragically aware of the dangers of meningitis this spring when two West
'HAMLET'
'HAMLET' When: 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and Aug. 17, 18, 24 and 25. Where: Waterworth Memorial
Unionized engineer's workers have new three-year contract
WARREN -- Unionized employees of the Trumbull County Engineer's Office have settled on a new
FRANKLIN SQUARE Vehicle knocks over markers including veteran's grave
Some markers were smashed into with enough force to knock them several feet off their foundations.
STRUTHERS City won't pay legal bills for police captain
The mayor says bad bookkeeping by the police chief caused the misunderstanding. By PAUL WHEATLEY
YOUNGSTOWN MAYOR'S RACE Board refuses candidate's subpoena request
Percy Squire's attorney said he is disappointed the board viewed his request as 'tit-for-tat.' By
Bush reaches decision on stem-cell research
Bush reaches decision on stem-cell research WACO, Texas -- After months of deliberations,
Man gets jail time for corrupting a minor
WARREN -- A 22-year-old city man will serve six months behind bars for corrupting a minor. Charles
WEATHERSFIELD SCHOOLS Education board approves increase in cost of lunches
MINERAL RIDGE -- The cost of a school lunch for the 1,100 Weathersfield Local Schools students being
Sharing the stage
To be or not to be together. That was the question for two Columbiana County theater groups. By
YOUNGSTOWN Wasted space found at schools
The state will re-evaluate the schools to decide if an additional $10 million should be spent on
Wrong Crime Stoppers
Wrong Crime Stoppers YOUNGSTOWN -- An incorrect Crime Stoppers was issued by the Mahoning County
Chairman appointed
Chairman appointed McDONALD -- Mayor James W. Border appointed former Mayor Thomas Leskovac
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Jason J. Hinrichs, 25, of 130 McKinley Ave., Youngstown, and
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GAS SUPPLIERS
GAS SUPPLIERS Should you switch? Before switching to a different natural gas provider, there are
SALEM Outage leaves many in the dark
This is the second time this week that city residents have been without electricity. By NORMAN
YOUNGSTOWN More money needed for plans
The state and school board could consider demolishing East Middle School. By RON COLE VINDICATOR
When fighting crime is a picnic
The National Night Out included a picnic, performances by clowns and acrobats, and a parade. By
SHAKER WOODS Festival schedule
AUG. 11 Noon, 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.: Get Out and Push, bluegrass music on the Meeting House Stage.
LAWRENCE COUNTY Officials to end dispute, get bridge work on track
Bridge design and engineering work is expected to resume sometime in the next three weeks. By
Music was provided by disc jockey Larry Jensen during Community Days/Night Out in New Middletown on Tuesday. His name was incorrectly spelled in an earlier story.
Verifiable errors, omissions and clarifications are handled here. If you believe the information in
CANFIELD Arraignment set for 3 teens charged with attacking cows
The cow caper stunned a family that has occupied a Detwiler Road farm for five generations. By
Stabbing adds to troubles at bar
The city's efforts to close Smokey Joe's are on hold pending a decision by the appeals court. By
Video arraignment set
Video arraignment set WARREN -- A 45-year-old Riverview Northwest woman accused of domestic
NEW CASTLE City tries to recoup money lent to hotel
By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- City officials have hired an
MAHONING COUNTY Officials seek to dissolve court order regarding jail
The sheriff's department has met all the conditions of the court order. By BOB JACKSON
Board to discuss levy type, amount
Two commission members said they would favor a 6-mill rather than 7-mill levy. By DENISE DICK
Man charged with vehicular assault, DUI
YOUNGSTOWN -- Daniel J. Harris, whose car struck two women July 29 as they walked across Glenwood
A haunting message
A haunting message AUSTINTOWN -- Nine months after his cousin was killed in an auto accident, a
CRIME STOPPERS
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown A felony warrant for David W. Blasens is the focus of Crime
HEALTH CARE English advocates rights bill
Consumers would be able to sue their insurance carriers under terms of the proposal. By HAROLD
A few precautions about food safety can ensure that your picnic is a delight.
A few precautions about food safety can ensure that your picnic is a delight. By MARGARET NERY
Extreme Sports show
Extreme Sports show HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The Shenango Valley Mall will have an Extreme Sports show
YOUNGSTOWN City plans to use grant for new rescue truck
Until late Monday, the city was faced with making its most used firetruck last another five years.
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Consumers file complaints over purchase of bad gasoline
Testing gasoline quality is being eyed as an effort to protect consumers. By NORMAN LEIGH
WARREN City officials continue to debate tax position
Lawmakers are considering a sliding pay scale based on education and experience. WARREN -- City
YOUNGSTOWN COURT Woman ordered to forfeit $12,000
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Heidi Phillis had two options: Bring
FIRM GROUND AT THE HAGUE
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: With the conviction last week of Radislav Krstic, a Bosnian Serb former general,
FIND IT ONLNE
For those who enjoy the little luxuries in life, a perfect picnic menu may include something as
Youngstown extends pool season
By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- The park department's pools were to close
Board mulls bond issue to pay for library addition
Voters in the school district authorized the bond issue in May. COLUMBIANA -- The city school
SCHEDULE Bible school
First Christian Church, 562 Wick Ave., and Richard Brown Memorial United Methodist Church, 1205 Elm
Judge redefines religion
Opinion: U.S. District Judge Charles Brieant sees religion everywhere he looks. Just two years ago, he made
COLUMBIANA Festival celebrates the Shaker work ethic
The annual Shaker Woods Festival also celebrates family and fine craftsmanship. By VERONICA GORLEY
AUSTINTOWN Officials strike deal with Shell
The offer would be available in about 17,800 township households. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
MAHONING COUNTY Drug dealer gets 5 years' probation
Getting caught ended up being good for Scott Semer, his lawyer said. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Group to provide 880 food boxes
Group to provide 880 food boxes YOUNGSTOWN -- Feed the Children, a nonprofit organization that
YOUNGSTOWN Man who withdrew guilty plea is convicted
A judge could sentence Antonio Griffin to 13 years in prison Thursday. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Police: Heroin batch is deadly
A third victim who police believe bought heroin in Youngstown died in Greenville Regional Hospital,
Canfield loses to Tallmadge in tournament
TALLMADGE -- If the Canfield 9-10 Little League baseball team is to win the Ohio tournament title,
Reopening is set for Belmont bridge
NILES -- The Belmont Avenue bridge over the Mahoning River will reopen Thursday. A ribbon-cutting
New Castle firefighters battle two blazes
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- City firefighters battled blazes at two houses. Firefighters said a blaze at a
Financial crisis grips Girard
A seven-member commission will control the city's finances. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Immersed in belief
Full-immersion baptism symbolizes a new life for people who have given their allegiance to Christ.
Why the special treatment?
Opinion: New York City's boast about having one of the toughest drunken driving laws in the country is being
Woman is facing charges after shooting in Warren
WARREN -- A 19-year-old city woman was arrested Tuesday on a secret indictment. Tiona L. Jones of
MAHONING COUNTY Lordi's request is denied
The judge said the ex-commissioner's refusal to accept responsibility will keep him in prison. By
League defends member's actions
The mayor placed two 911 telephone calls. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER
The second annual Curry Place Block Watch block party will be from 4 to 9 p.m. Saturday on Curry
The second annual Curry Place Block Watch block party will be from 4 to 9 p.m. Saturday on Curry
The fair ended Sunday.
The fair ended Sunday. Llama Obstacle Class: First: Tiffany Wolf of Lisbon. Second: Tabatha
U.S. should accelerate land mine phase out
Opinion: When the Clinton administration declined to sign the treaty banning land mines nearly four years
HOW HOT WAS IT? By the numbers
High temperature ranges by the weeks in Youngstown since city swimming pools opened (normal highs
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Clock ticking down on Tribe
The Cleveland Indians and Seattle Mariners departed Cleveland early Tuesday as two teams in
Board of education hires legal counsel
One board member said she's against spending money that doesn't help the children. By TIM YOVICH
GAIL WHITE Children bring joy and sadness, flying ever farther
My baby is turning 3. Those of you who are mothers will completely understand the wellspring of
OUR GOOD COOKS Enjoying the fruits of a vegan diet
Cutting animal products from her diet helped her lose 50 pounds, a Youngstown woman says. By SARAH
4 injured in horse and buggy crash
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Pennsylvania State Police said they don't know what caused a horse to bolt,
Scrappers' 7th inning rally falls short in loss to Auburn
AUBURN, N.Y. -- The Mahoning Valley Scrappers scored two runs in the top of the seventh inning
Canada could teach U.S. much about health care
Opinion: Canada could teach U.S. much about health care EDITOR: Once again Canada has passed us by in the
LAKE COUNTY State analyzes horses' blood for W. Nile virus
Trumbull County health officials have sent dead blue jays to Columbus for tests. STAFF/WIRE REPORT
Diving pooch takes the plunge
Thomas the diving dog amazes his pool pals in Columbiana. By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF
J-BODY BASH Enthusiasts to take town by storm
This marks the third year for the event at Lordstown. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
AUSTINTOWN Township officials strike deal with Shell
The offer would be available in about 17,800 households. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF
YOUNGSTOWN CIC approves fences for problem spots
Originally, downtown officials thought barricades might have to cover a good portion of Federal
Tuesday, August 7 (57 stories)
TRIBE NOTEBOOK From Jacobs Field
Road warriors: The Mariners are 45-15 in road games and have not lost a series away from Safeco
Levy would go toward repairs and improvements
HUBBARD -- The board of education will seek a renewal levy and an additional emergency levy on the
Spence-Haloulos engagement is made known
Announcement is being made of the coming marriage of Juliet Spence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan
JACOBS FIELD Indians' rally not enough this time
The 8-6 loss was unlike Sunday's 15-14 comeback win over Seattle. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR
Blue jay testing
Blue jay testing NEWTON FALLS -- The Trumbull County Health Department will send a dead blue jay
Subpoena requests are just politics, official says
The subpoenas seek testimony of the mayor's attorney and his wife, an appeals court judge. By
NOT SO FAST
Opinion: Washington Post: The vigor with which Microsoft has insisted that the recent antitrust ruling by a
Help through videos
Help through videos Worried that your teen-ager is experimenting with drugs, that your grade-
LIBERTY Panel makes its pick for police chief
Trustees will meet Wednesday to consider the committee's recommendation. By TIM YOVICH
September rite set for Miss Harris and Alan Orlaski
The engagement of Karen Kristine Harris and Alan Jacob Orlaski, both of 6923 Winterpark Ave.,
ATTITUDE CHANGE: Jack Soelter, 14, of Niles, above, works on an assignment, and Mike Flood, 15, of
ATTITUDE CHANGE: Jack Soelter, 14, of Niles, above, works on an assignment, and Mike Flood, 15, of
Celina DiNofrio, Kevin Williams to be married
Celina M. DiNofrio, daughter of Joette DiNofrio of Mingo Junction, and Kevin J. Williams, a son of
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY A Commons goal: one neighborhood's renewal
Mahoning Commons isn't a large area. It includes a scattering of residences amid several businesses
Popio to be sworn in
Popio to be sworn in YOUNGSTOWN -- Atty. Loren A. Popio of Canfield will be sworn in at 2 p.m.
WARREN Man indicted on charge of aggravated murder
The men and a group of friends were playing cards. WARREN -- Shawn Price, 22, of Maple Street
MERCER COUNTY Gas utility reduces rate 24%
A decrease in the cost of gas enabled the company to make the reduction. SHARON, Pa. -- National
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Gino and Michele Cappelli, 2241 Burbank Ave., Youngstown, boy, Aug. 6. Jason and
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Lawrence S. Brooks, 30, of 746 W. LaClede, Youngstown, and
Sheree Lewis, Brian Miller to wed Sept. 8
CANFIELD -- Sheree Lynn Lewis and Brian Christopher Miller, both of 329 Carriage Lane, are
TRUMBULL COUNTY Sprint adjusts charges in local calling areas
WARREN -- Starting today, Sprint telephone customers in some parts of Trumbull County will no longer
NILES Move addresses school overcrowding problem
Transferred pupils will continue to ride the same school bus with pupils attending Bonham. By
WARREN Two plead innocent in endangering
The children were left for about an hour, officials say. WARREN -- A husband and wife are free on
LAWRENCE COUNTY Petition drive gets support
A brochure explaining the referendum will be put out this fall by the Lawrence County League of
Officials investigate woman's death
WARREN -- An official cause of death is pending for a 28-year-old Newton Township woman who died
KINSMAN Officials: Feeding bears is feeding the problem
Mating season ended in July, so sightings should be down, the wildlife official said. By KERRI
Center to begin name game
SALEM -- Area residents and businesses can put their name on the community center now being built,
YOUNGSTOWN Table turns on watcher
The mayor said he found the head of the citizens league on the ground behind trees with binoculars
Pupils heal wounds with C.A.S.T.
By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF HOWLAND -- They wound up at C.A.S.T. because they
REUNIONS
XCanfield High School classes of 1940, 1941 and 1942 will hold a reunion Sept. 8 at A La Cart
WEDDING-DAY TIPS Help the day run smoothly
Don't forget to eat. Many brides get caught up in all of the excitement (and nervousness) and forget
MAHONING COUNTY Check on elderly, EMA says
The idea is the same in summer as it is in winter. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
Goal of lawsuit: Close school
The multimillion-dollar suit says that contamination from one school to another is 'practically a
CHAMPION New law on zoning comes into play
Trustees hope to pave 12 to 14 roads this year. MARY LEE THORNDIKE VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
Howland man elected
Howland man elected Joe Casey of Howland was elected state board director at the 73rd biennial
YOUNGSTOWN Man in police scuffle is upgraded to 'serious'
Booker Mitchell's stepdaughter said he suffered a stroke the morning after his arrest. By IAN HILL
Miss Tobin to wed Mr. McCormick in September
LIBERTY -- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tobin of Liberty announce the engagement of their daughter, Nancy
Tammy Mull, John Reed set wedding date
HUBBARD -- Plans for their forthcoming marriage are being announced by Tammy Mull and John Reed,
MAHONING VALLEY Van driver hospitalized after chase with police
The hospital refused to release any information on the man's condition. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
For one night, magic returns
CLEVELAND -- Over the course of a 162-game season, one game doesn't usually make much of a
WEDNESDAY
Newton Falls Board of Education, 6:30 p.m., high school, 907 Milton Blvd. Youngstown Board of
TRUMBULL COUNTY Proposal for pet legislation peeves official
The Animal Rights Party will examine how legislators and public officials treat animals. By
ACE DRIVING SCHOOL Woman guilty of altering records
Prosecutors dismissed eight similar counts. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
PROFILE
PROFILE Anthony Slifka Background on Anthony Slifka, a committee's unanimous choice for Liberty
AUBURN, N.Y. Doubledays pound the Scrappers, 11-4
Starter Luke Field pitched well for the Scrappers, allowing only four runs -- two earned -- in six
TRAFICANT CASE Less time recommended for cooperation
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- A Canfield contractor would get a
NEW WILMINGTON Borough council announces paving projects
Council also made tenants responsible for routine exterior maintenance of properties they rent. By
Leah Centofanti, Jeffrey Francisco set wedding date
BOARDMAN -- John and Mary Theresa Centofanti, 5881 Sharon Drive, are announcing the engagement of
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Kelci grateful to Korey
By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF WARREN -- Kelci Amina Jones Stringer walked onto the stage
A VIKING FAREWELL Funeral for Korey Stringer honors the player and the man
The Vindicator/Bruce Palmer A young fan wearing a jersey shades his eyes from the sun as he
SALINEVILLE Police chief shoots, kills rampaging bull
The animal charged the cruiser in an attempt to ram it. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
Hailing their 'gentle giant'
Former teammates gathered in Warren to say goodbye to a friend. By PHIL NOVAK VINDICATOR STAFF
BEAVER COUNTY Cars, planes to mix at air show
By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CHIPPEWA, Pa. -- Warbirds, whirlybirds and Firebirds
Cyber vandals are criminals
Opinion: Computers are marvelous tools. In less than two decades, the industrialized world has become
Road closing in Hanover
Road closing in Hanover SALEM -- State Route 9 between state Route 172 and U.S. Route 30 in
AA not a religion, words spoken not confidential
Opinion: AA not a religion, words spoken not confidential EDITOR: "Judge bans statements made at AA
Mahoning Valley is dissed by state officials -- again
Opinion: Just about a month after the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio decided that the Mahoning Valley
Monday, August 6 (37 stories)
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Remembering a hero
Friends said money and NFL success never changed the football player. By BRIAN RICHESSON
WORTH A LOOK
CAR WASHES XBoardman Band Flagline will hold a car wash from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Chili's
CHAMPION Microsoft courses planned
Courses in business, personal enrichment and various professions also are being offered. By AMANDA
LAWRENCE COUNTY Class-action lawsuit targets Alltel contracts
PLEASE FORWARD TO PA. WIRE A suit alleges that Alltel did not have permission to sell insurance in
Girard Farmers Market
Girard Farmers Market GIRARD -- The Greater Girard Area Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring the
PROFILE Becky Keck
Age: 39. Hometown: North Jackson, now lives in Youngstown. Education: 1979, Jackson-Milton High
Special needs, special helpers
By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF KINSMAN -- It took her only one week to get
Youngstown places fourth in regional tournament
MATTOON, Ill. -- The Youngstown All-Star baseball team of 15-year-olds finished in fourth place in
SHARPSVILLE Teacher buys storied house
The new owner said he plans to complete restoration of the house and live in it. By HAROLD GWIN
Not enough property owners pay fair share
Opinion: Not enough property owners pay fair share EDITOR: Once again it is property tax time, and like
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Paul and Michelle Frease, 3612 Monaca Ave., Youngstown, girl, Aug. 3. Samuel and
BOARDMAN Shuttle will target holiday traffic jam
The service will start after Thanksgiving. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
WARREN Forum Health gets grant to expand clinic
The center was awarded a federal grant to help area residents. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR
COLUMBIANA CORNER Now, if only we can get inmates to cooperate ...
After the escape of two inmates last month from Elkton Federal Correctional Institution, prison
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple SORROWFUL RETREAT: Noah Hutchinson, a college friend of Korey
DEMOGRAPHICS
DEMOGRAPHICS Warren West Health Center The patients served by the Warren West Health Center live
Slight improvement in math scores far from good enough
Opinion: Although Ohio students are performing slightly above the national average in mathematics, according
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Scrappers (14-32) at Auburn Doubledays (19-28) When: 7:05. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
Agency on Aging holds picnic for seniors
Agency on Aging holds picnic for seniors SHARON, Pa. -- The Mercer County Area Agency on Aging
STRUTHERS New eatery to open
The restaurant will serve a variety of cuisine from Mediterranean to Cajun. By PAUL WHEATLEY
COLUMBIANA CO. Bleats, hops are the tops
The Columbiana County Fair was a success for at least one area family. By VERONICA GORLEY
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.752.95 Banc One,.84,38.4838.50 Clear Channel, 58.00
Cleveland Browns running backs Jamel White and Ben Gay could be getting a longer look after
Cleveland Browns running backs Jamel White and Ben Gay could be getting a longer look after
Futures of LTV and CSC look a little brighter
Opinion: A month ago, it appeared that CSC Ltd. of Warren was headed for the chopping block, literally, while
MISSING-PERSON CASE Search for woman continues in Columbiana, Wayne counties
The sheriff says he believes someone knows the missing woman's whereabouts, and he is calling on
Children services case
Children services case AUSTINTOWN -- Two children, 11- and 8-year-old siblings, showed up on the
Tri-T North reaches Pony finals against Hagerstown
POLAND -- The Tri-T North All-Star baseball team will play Hagerstown (Md.) today at 3:30 p.m. in
This is not your mother's baby shower. Some women today want to save a three-dimensional
This is not your mother's baby shower. Some women today want to save a three-dimensional
3 injured in accident
3 injured in accident HILLSVILLE, Pa. -- Three people were injured in an accident on U.S. Route
EDUCATION Web: Layout assists learning
Many professors put information on their Web sites for students to print out and read. By PHIL
FRANCE
Opinion: Le Monde, Paris, August 1: George W. Bush just finished his second trip to Europe, but Europeans,
MAHONING COUNTY Custody dispute efforts pay off
A mediation program has a 60 percent success rate since being implemented in October. By BOB
SCRAPPERS Late rally sinks the Valley in 10-4 loss
Ryan Howard had five of Batavia's 16 hits. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF NILES --
Sunday, August 5 (104 stories)
SCHEDULE Warren festival
FRIDAY Italian cultural/heritage displays throughout festival hours all three days (Park Hotel,
Family dinner held to honor Bacon jubilee
SHARON, Pa. -- Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bacon, 306 Maple Way, were honored June 29 for the observance of
STATISTICS
(Through games Friday) Batting ABRHHRRBIAvg Chris Small c20100.500 Billy Munoz 1b3331308.394
AMY PECORELLI AARON KITZMILLER
AMY PECORELLI AARON KITZMILLER CORTLAND -- Nuptial vows were exchanged at 3 p.m. June 30 as Amy
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Chad Deming and Susan Schlitt, 177 Clarencedale Ave., Youngstown, boy, Aug.
WIN, PLACE AND SHOW
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS SATURDAY 2nd--Whale's Tale (J.Eads)10.205.403.40 T J's War Hawk
SENIOR CITIZENS
AARP 3104 XCanfield Chapter 3104, AARP, will meet for the annual picnic at 1 p.m. Monday at Fair
COLUMBUS Lawsuit filed by MSVD remains unresolved
A judge's spokesman expects a ruling on several matters in 60 to 90 days. By DENISE DICK
MASON -- The wedding of U.S. Army Lt. Matthew J. Bishara of Fort Hood, Texas, and Mary Elizabeth
MASON -- The wedding of U.S. Army Lt. Matthew J. Bishara of Fort Hood, Texas, and Mary Elizabeth
NOTICES
NOTICES TOUCH FOOTBALL Youngstown Touch Football League -- will have a meeting of all existing
AUSTINTOWN Officer wins award for project that gets kids back on track
Seventy-five percent of participants in the program aren't arrested again. By IAN HILL
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
VETERANS Marine Reunion Set YOUNGSTOWN -- The 22nd annual Marine Corps reunion, with Tri-State
Players' annual revue
Players' annual revue CANFIELD -- More than 150 junior-high and high school students will perform
Seeking volunteers
Seeking volunteers YOUNGSTOWN -- Northeast Ohio Legal Services is seeking volunteers for its
CAREER PATHS
HEALTH CARE YOUNGSTOWN -- Humility of Mary Health Partners has appointed Warren Harris as vice
JACK WOLLITZ BASS Masters Classic is annual angling 'test of the best'
The BASS Masters Classic is nicknamed the "test of the best" and no better venue could have been
CURRENT PRICES Sampling the marketplace
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
KEYSTONE CLIPS Plaque pays tribute to Bush's visit
It was only about 15 minutes long, but George W. Bush's visit to Wampum, Pa., will never be
Instrument got its start in Persia
The hammered dulcimer originated in Persia about 1,400 years ago. From there, it spread over the
Testing, torturing tractor tires
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU NORTH LIMA -- Twist. Pull. Squish. Since 1932, the
LAURA MITCHELL BRIAN BLASKO
LAURA MITCHELL BRIAN BLASKO NEW MIDDLETOWN -- The marriage of Laura Kay Mitchell, 190 Carter
MOTOCROSS Confident Quinn races to win -- and does
Quinn Wentzel's parents bought him his first motorcycle, complete with training wheels, when he was
AMY DEMARCO SCOTT BRUNNER
AMY DEMARCO SCOTT BRUNNER YOUNGSTOWN -- Amy Lynn DeMarco and Scott Charles Brunner, both of 4
CRIME SOLVER Mercer County
Theft of a prescription bottle of OxyContin is the focus of this week's Crime Solvers: Crime:
WINNING NUMBERS | July 28- August 3
OHIO Friday 8/3 Night drawings: Pick 3, 7-6-7 Pick 4, 4-2-9-6 Buckeye 5, 2-16-18-27-36 Day
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Hiram overhauls athletics with help from a local face
HIRAM -- Hiram College hopes changes in its intercollegiate athletic program will make the school
MASCOT Diamond dawg Scrappy is a dancing delight for area fans
Cory Yankush, 20, volunteered for one game and has had the job since. By BILL SULLIVAN
Valley is on the losing end of state technology dollars
Opinion: When the state panel conducting a survey of Ohio's high-tech needs comes to the Mahoning Valley, we
AMY BUCKLES NICK D'ERRICO
AMY BUCKLES NICK D'ERRICO HOWLAND -- A reception was held July 7 at the ballroom of Stambaugh
Criticism of Girard principal, Foley, not supported by facts
Opinion: Criticism of Girard principal, Foley, not supported by facts EDITOR: We would like the
GROVE CITY STREET FAIR Events schedule
TUESDAY 5 to 7 p.m. -- Ice cream social. 7 p.m. -- Grove City Community Parade, downtown.
AGENDA
AGENDA MONDAY Vienna Township trustees will meet at 7 p.m. at town hall, Youngstown-Kingsville
Weldeles mark 60th anniversary at country club
AUSTINTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Weldele, 4333 Nottingham Drive, were honored during a reception
AROUND THE WNBA Saturday's other games
Sting 54, Comets 49 CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Allison Feaster hit four free throws over the final 12
YOUNGSTOWN'S EAST SIDE Reunion revives Sharonline
By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Neighborhood pride can live on,
LIBERTY Five applicants declared finalists in panel's search for police chief
Only 10 applicants answered the nationwide call. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Criticism of intermediate school principal not supported by facts
Opinion: Criticism of intermediate school principal not supported by facts EDITOR: We would like the
LIBERTY POLICE Panel names 5 finalists for chief
Woman hit by cars is in serious condition YOUNGSTOWN -- A Girard woman remains in St. Elizabeth
Head Start seeks bids
Head Start seeks bids YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown Area Community Action Council Head Start is
Heather Timms to be bride of Tom Tsarnas
BOARDMAN -- Rick and Lisa Timms, 39 Terrace Drive, announce the engagement of their daughter,
Lesson learned by near tragedy
The moment Tom Owen heard of Korey Stringer's death, his mind played back to 1973. It was another
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES MONDAY VFW Post 7200, state Route 534, West Farmington, 1 to 7 p.m. Mesopotamia
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER NILES -- How can a middle-sized steel processing
PRECAUTIONS Lincoln Place
Lincoln Place, a residential center for youth on the city's South Side, takes these measures to
The Victorian cottage look is No. 1 on the wish list for some girls.
Of course, boys might prefer the more rugged log cabin style. By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR
GAME TIME Today
Who: Batavia Muckdogs (24-20) at Scrappers (14-31) When: 2:05. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
Korey, thanks for being you
Korey, thanks for being you The members of the Northeast Ohio Vikings Fan Club extend our prayers
SENIOR OLYMPICS Poland senior citizen walks, and his golf game talks
David Jeffrey Walton is looking for more golf courses to conquer -- and walk. By JOHN KOVACH
PATRICIA C. SYAK | Symphony notes Orchestrating a move online
If recording sales tell us anything, they would seem to say that the consumer demand for classical
Compact Kitchens
Utilizing smaller spaces These tips might help make the most of available kitchen space: If
JANET LIN SCOTT WILL
JANET LIN SCOTT WILL ATLANTA -- Dr. Janet Lin and Scott E. Will, both of 1213 McLendon Drive,
LOCAL
LOCAL Marrow runs away from golf field NORTH JACKSON -- Tim Marrow, competing in the 14-15-year-
SCHEDULE Today
Gate admission: Adults $5; children 3-12, $3; children under 3, free. Times and places subject to
KIMBERLY LYONS JIM NEEL
KIMBERLY LYONS JIM NEEL KINGDOM OF FIFE, Scotland -- Fernie Castle at the Kingdom of Fife in
Energy bill help booklet
Energy bill help booklet A new booklet from Financial Assistance Network in Washington explains
Local woman hit by cars remains 'critical'
Local woman hit by cars remains 'critical' YOUNGSTOWN -- A Girard woman remains in St. Elizabeth
CASES Alcohol and air rage
Although anecdotes don't amount to evidence, some air-rage occurrences have been linked to excessive
MICHELLE LITTLETON DANA CICERO
MICHELLE LITTLETON DANA CICERO NILES -- Michelle Littleton, a daughter of Lynn Littleton, 829
Kale-Stoudt engagement is announced
SALEM -- William and Debra Kale, 2971 Route 9, are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
ITALIAN GAMES How to play
BOCCIE Variation of lawn bowling with roots as far back as the Roman empire. Court is a sand box
Center's runaways concern neighbors
At least 30 center residents ran away last year, but the facility administrator says he fears more
FRIDAY'S GAMES
FRIDAY'S GAMES American League Toronto 10, Baltimore 1 Oakland 2, Detroit 1 N.Y. Yankees 4,
ERICKA GEISS RICHARD J. MINNITI II
ERICKA GEISS RICHARD J. MINNITI II LOWELLVILLE -- Nuptial vows were exchanged at 2 p.m. July 7 at
YOUNGSTOWN Grant will bring North Star into computer age
An instructor from YSU will teach the women how to develop a Web site to sell their crafts online.
Parents announce Knebel-Spencer engagement
The engagement of Nicole Lyn Knebel of 824 Wheeler Ave., Hubbard, and William Andrew Spencer, South
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Landscaped earth berms provide insulation barrier
Q. I thought about building an earth berm on the northwest corner of our house to save energy. It
Ohio Wildlife Council sets migratory hunting dates
COLUMBUS -- The Ohio Wildlife Council has approved dates for early migratory bird hunting this year,
MARY JO NAGY | Pets Owners: Take responsibility
Euthanasia is not an easy decision; however, it may be the most humane. When is it the right time
COLUMBIANA COUNTY FAIR Junior Fair results
MARKET HOG SHOWMANSHIP Showman of Showmen: Heath Halter of Minerva. Junior Division (ages
DOCTORS
DOCTORS Canfield man graduates Michael F. Ambrose recently received a doctor of optometry degree
CARRIE SER MICHAEL VIVALO
CARRIE SER MICHAEL VIVALO GIRARD -- Living in Cuyahoga Falls after a honeymoon at Cancun, Mexico,
SANDLOTS Stadium/P.J.'s in command in Class AA
The Metros are traveling to a national tournament in Johnstown, Pa. YOUNGSTOWN -- Stadium/Pal
OTHER PROJECTS
OTHER PROJECTS Paving in Youngstown Updates on two other paving projects separate from the
GROVE CITY, PA. Meeting expectations at new sites
The street fair will include amusement rides and activities in town and on the college campus.
BASS MASTERS The winner is...
BASS MASTERS And the winner is ... Kevin VanDam applied his high-energy fishing style to light
WARREN Festival celebrates tunes and tastes
The festival will feature traditional games. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Move prevents participation in study
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- Westminster College officials say their Egyptian mummy will not take part in
Bodoh-Rochlitz wedding date to be Sept. 15
HUBBARD -- Judge and Mrs. William T. Bodoh, 1468 Warner Road S.E., are announcing the engagement of
The Humphreys celebrate 50 years of marriage
WALNUT CREEK -- Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Humphrey, County Road 444, formerly of Youngstown, were
YOUNGSTOWN Visual impressions are vital for business
The city and regional chamber have differing philosophies on how to improve the city's look. By
Sharing her gift in the waiting room
A grant was found to pay for the Howland woman's work. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS A special Men's and Women's Recreational Day is set Aug. 25 at the Bieber Farm on
Lowellville Rod & amp; Gun Club 480 - 1900 New Middletown Farmers Club 479 - 1906
Lowellville Rod & amp; Gun Club 480 - 1900 New Middletown Farmers Club 479 - 1906 Fish
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go Directions: Take the Ohio Turnpike to Exit 13 (Streetsboro). Follow 480 to
Taking steps for city's healing
By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- A.J. Platt and Ellie Mayhew crossed the
Open house will honor Witmer jubilee
SALEM -- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Witmer, 7721 W. Pine Lake Road, will be the guests of honor during an
NICOLE LALAMA DAVID ALTIERE
NICOLE LALAMA DAVID ALTIERE CAMPBELL -- A cruise to Alaska followed the July 7 wedding of Nicole
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Muckdogs bite MV
Batavia scored twice in the eighth to seal a 5-2 victory. By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR SPORTS
RAY SWANSON Keystoner New coach, new stadium bring new hope to Greenville
Football fever is running high at Greenville's Thiel College -- the Tomcats have a new football
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
YOUNGSTOWN -- Two members of the Yo-Mah-O Chapter of the International Association of Administrative
YSU FOOTBALL Heacock in high spirits as camp opens on Monday
About 50 of YSU's 70 players worked out over the summer; the Penguins return 19 starters. By PETE
HOUSE VOTES
HOUSE VOTES Drinking water The House agreed to an amendment by Rep. David Bonior, D-Mich., that
AROUND THE WNBA Saturday's other game
Sting 54, Comets 49 CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Allison Feaster hit four free throws over the final 12
Knight Ridder Tribune
Knight Ridder Tribune ON A MISSION: Perry Kannan keeps an eye on his robot lawn mower, which uses
YOUNGSTOWN Speedy paving pleases officials
Crews weren't constantly leaving the city and returning, and that helped keep things moving. By
MIKE BRAUN Wolf center needs funds
The fate of 25 wolves living on an 80-acre private wildlife refuge in rural Columbiana County is in
NEW WILMINGTON Mummy to undergo testing
The mummy and 100 other Egyptian artifacts will be part of a three-month museum display in
COLUMBIANA COUNTY FAIR Local mothers pass along some tasty traditions to kids
Columbiana County families make competing a multigenerational event. By VERONICA GORLEY
TOURNAMENTS
TOURNAMENTS Local contest results Results of recent fishing tournament action: X-Series bass
SCOTT SHALAWAY Replies to curious readers
With summer vacations upon us, readers seem to have more time to write letters. Here are some of the
Prepare to feast in Little Italy
The address may read Mayfield Road instead of Mulberry Street, but Cleveland's Little Italy offers
Korey Stringer, 1974-2001
Opinion: Since last Wednesday, from Minnesota to Ohio, tears of sorrow have been shed for one of the Valley's
Saturday, August 4 (41 stories)
Former trooper gets jail time for interference with custody
A felony charge against the ex-lawman could be filed again if a key witness can be found, a
Congress makes the right call on arsenic standards
Opinion: Now that both the Senate and House have backed stricter standards for arsenic in drinking water,
POLAND Zoning proposal cuts acreage requirement
The commission is making sure the amendments reflect their intended desires. By JOHN W. GOODWIN
Trumbull Career and Technical Center is changing its school day to six 52-minute periods. It was previously reported that the change was being made at Hubbard High School. Hubbard scheduling remains
Verifiable errors, omissions and clarifications are handled here. If you believe the information in
'Always a Raider': Hometown readies for a final farewell
The local funeral and calling hours will be open to the public. By AMANDA C. DAVIS and PEGGY