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FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
FRIDAY Guilford Lake Ruritan, state Route 172 at Hanna Drive, Guilford Lake, will hold a beer
WESTERN PA. Kennedy Catholic gets big lead, downs Farrell
The defending Class A state champion seized a 20-2 and went on to a 58-47 win. By BILL ALBRIGHT
YOUNGSTOWN Detective receives written rebuke
The detective is taking steps to file complaints with her union and the EEOC. By PATRICIA MEADE
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Babe Ruth League -- is seeking boys ages 13-15 interested in playing during the 2002
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth James and Madeline Murphy, 2385 Oak Trace, Austintown, girl, Dec. 3. Matthew and
SHARON English: Laid-off workers need more help
Extension of unemployment benefits and a federal subsidy on health-care costs for displaced workers
Arafat must choose between terrorism and peace-making
Opinion: For weeks, Israel has taken the position that it would not reopen negotiations with the Palestinian
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Mark A. Carney, 38, of 6150 Christina Court, Lowellville, and
NILES Man accused of throwing seminal fluid on six women
If tests show the man has a communicable disease, he could face felony charges. NILES -- Police
LORDSTOWN Official makes bid for Hyundai
The Lordstown planner said he was shocked to learn Hyundai has already picked two Ohio sites. By
YOUNGSTOWN Lawmakers make desperate bid to save LTV
As time runs short, lawmakers scramble for money and clergy members turn to prayer. By DON
SCORES, SUMMARIES & amp; SCHEDULE
BOYS BASKETBALL MONDAY'S SCORES AREA Reynolds 58, Linesville 50 OHIO Clark Montessori 59, Cin.
The Pack come back
The Pack come back The Green Bay Packers' victory over Jacksonville wasn't nearly as easy as Brett
YSU Sweet proposes 5.5% tuition increase
YSU has $2 million more revenue in tuition this year thanks to a 3.9 percent enrollment increase.
NILES Police investigate throwing of semen
If tests show the man has a communicable disease, he could face felony charges. By DENISE DICK
COLUMBUS YSU receives funds for newest phase of electronic project
The board also approved a loan for Cold Metal Products and the renovation of a prison water tower.
YOUNGSTOWN Kidnapping victims take stand in trial
The woman didn't know the man who shot and kidnapped her. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
TRUMBULL COUNTY Bus system plan to be reviewed
The money would be deducted from WRTA's federal funding. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
ON THE GO: Inventor Dean Kamen, above, demonstrates his Segway Human Transporter, a one-person,
ON THE GO: Inventor Dean Kamen, above, demonstrates his Segway Human Transporter, a one-person,
YSU Tuition increase of $120 planned
YSU has $2 million more revenue in tuition this year thanks to a 3.9 percent enrollment increase.
h'Snow' blankets the White House
h'Snow' blankets the White House WASHINGTON -- Whatever Mother Nature decides, first lady Laura
NILES Officials continue probe into fight
Neither the prosecutor nor the city law director would say if a special prosecutor will review the
2002 dog licenses are on sale now
2002 dog licenses are on sale now YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning County Dog Warden's Department is
YOUNGSTOWN CIU detective receives reprimand
The detective is taking steps to file complaints with her union and the EEOC. By PATRICIA MEADE
YOUNGSTOWN Parole board grants request by Lordi to be released early
The former Mahoning County commissioner will be released in January. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
REGION
REGION Sales of Lordstown cars declined in November LORDSTOWN -- Sales of the cars produced at
Crossing guard injured
Crossing guard injured NILES -- A school crossing guard was treated at St. Joseph Health Center
Judge: I can't stop LTV closing
Police estimated that a crowd of more than 800 steel workers and retirees were demonstrating outside
Youngstown to make sure companies keep promises
Opinion: The city of Youngstown is getting tough with companies that receive tax abatements but fail to live
REUNIONS
East High School Alumni will meet for breakfast at 8 a.m. Dec. 20 at Smaldino's Restaurant.
Thoroughfare not enough to help city's downtown
Opinion: Thoroughfare not enough to help city's downtown EDITOR: So much has been discussed about the
NEW CASTLE Efforts to save houses dropped
City officials are still working on plans to develop a section of Grant Street. By LAURE CIOFFI
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT U In a story in some editions Friday about a proposed road project near
Evidence shared
Evidence shared CLEVELAND -- U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr., of Poland, D-17th, and Richard E.
YOUNGSTOWN County plans once more to relocate court of appeals
The appellate court could move to the nearby county administration building. By BOB JACKSON
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Sensible advice for keeping off pounds
Ruth's mother was huge. I was in the fourth grade, and the word "obese" wasn't in my vocabulary yet,
FARRELL, PA. Amendment process starts over fee request
There are no provisions for considering waivers under the current regulations. FARRELL, Pa. --
NILES Man accused of throwing seminal fluid on shoppers
If tests show the man has a communicable disease, he could face felony charges. By DENISE DICK
HUBBARD Deal paves way for plaza
The city will get all income taxes generated from the plaza employees. By SUSAN BERLIN
LORDSTOWN COUNCIL Incumbent member wins by toss of a coin
One of the candidates said she knows how the candidates felt after the 2000 presidential election.
EAST LIVERPOOL Boat launch project delayed and reduced
It's possible the project could be finished before next year's boating season ends. By NORMAN
NEW WILMINGTON, PA. Council approves rise in electric bills
Lawmakers also bid two veterans farewell. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT NEW
GIRLS Maloney hits 18 to lead Mooney
The Cardinals' defense shut down Warren JFK in a 44-36 win. By GREG GULAS VINDICATOR
Pajama-clad boys found along road
Pajama-clad boys found along road AUSTINTOWN -- Township police picked up a 4-year-old boy and his
Band synchronizes with watchmaker
Band synchronizes with watchmaker LAS VEGAS -- Pop group *NSync has teamed up with a Swiss
LEETONIA GEI plant in industrial park nears completion
The company has received hundreds of applications, the CEO said. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
MVSD CASE State questions witness list
The witness list includes a sheriff, county prosecutor, county auditor, judge, commissioner and two
Young Quakers click
By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF AUSTINTOWN -- With two juniors and three sophomores
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.712.90 Banc One,.84,36.9536.99 Clear Channel, 47.00
YSU 5.5% tuition increase proposed
YSU has $2 million more revenue in tuition this year thanks to a 3.9 percent enrollment increase.
"We worked hard for what we got. It's not right for them to drop our benefits now that we worked all
"We worked hard for what we got. It's not right for them to drop our benefits now that we worked all
YOUNGSTOWN State government employees protest planned 6% budget cuts
The cuts would range from state prisons to local library service. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
YSU's Jen Perugini named player of week
YSU's Jen Perugini named player of week Youngstown State freshman Jen Perugini was named the
MVSD CASE State questions witness list for DeJute case
The witness list includes a sheriff, county prosecutor, county auditor, judge, commissioner and two
Company stops providing free quotes
YOUNGSTOWN -- Butler Wick & amp; Co. has stopped providing free quotes on stock prices. The
TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE Boys basketball preview
COLUMBIANA 2000-01 record: 15-5 (TCL champions). Coach: Jeff Hammond (87-63). Returning