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Tuesday, July 31 (48 stories)
Mourning Idora's coasters
Some roller coaster enthusiasts hope the Jack Rabbit and Wildcat can be replicated someday. By
WARREN YWCA works out new coed fitness studio
The Association has come up with an innovative way to add members. By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR
NAFTA IN TROUBLE
Opinion: Washington Post: On Thursday, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Zoellick gave a stirring speech about
Hannifin stock reflects major setbacks
CLEVELAND -- Parker Hannifin Corp., which bought Youngstown's Commercial Intertech Corp. a year ago,
Tourney success reflected effort
The Giant Eagle LPGA Classic is over for another year. The skyboxes are being dismantled, the
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses David A. Truman, 31, of Youngstown, and Resah M. Bryant, 25,
Gerrity-Faber wedding to be held in Warren
WARREN -- Mr. and Mrs. William Gerrity, 8489 Old Farm Trail, are announcing the engagement of their
CSC Creditors seek to liquidate company
The creditors say their attorneys have been working without pay since early March. By CYNTHIA
Rifle team earns two state titles
CAMP PERRY -- Two members of the Vienna Cougars junior rifle team earned state championships.
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Showered with cards for a 90th birthday
One day, just before Elberta Stout's 90th birthday, six birthday cards arrived at the Marion Living
Christine Tyger to be bride of Jonathan Court
COLUMBIANA -- Robert and Marianne Tyger, 303 N. Bayshore Drive, are announcing the engagement of
ELKTON Official opposes setting up escape siren at federal prison
A county official says he's pleased with steps prison authorities have taken to try to prevent
Liberty trustees out of touch with community
Opinion: Liberty trustees out of touch with community EDITOR: What's wrong with our government in Liberty
Corruption of a minor
Corruption of a minor WARREN -- A 22-year-old Warren man has pleaded guilty to a charge of
Nine area youths compete in European soccer events
YOUNGSTOWN -- Nine area soccer players participated with the North American All-Stars in two
LOWELLVILLE BFI deal leads to stormy meeting
The village will get $180,000 over five years from the pact. By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR STAFF
BEDFORD TRAILS Kids benefit from grant
Thanks to a $37,500 grant from the PGA, Bedford Trails Golf Course is helping 136 kids learn to
GIRARD SCHOOLS Group will discuss board's ouster
A removal petition requires signatures from 15 percent of the voters who cast ballots in the last
Fine-arts competition
Fine-arts competition CANFIELD -- The deadline for entering work in the fine-arts competition at
Quieted by sights, sounds, rooster doesn't act so cocky
By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER LISBON -- Amid a barn full of clucking and cock-a
FBI questions worker about sighting of Levy
FBI questions worker about sighting of Levy WASHINGTON -- FBI agents went to a hardware store
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Shane and Beatrice Fairchild, 3195 Country Line Road, West Farmington, girl, July
Appointment announced
Appointment announced YOUNGSTOWN -- Wallace Dunne has been named interim superintendent of schools
GROUP URGES PEOPLE TO ... Put on a happy face
Aug. 8 is 'Admit You're Happy Day,' but some area residents celebrate it year-round. By JoANNE
HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY James K. Swisher
Born: July 30, 1901, in Youngstown. Residence: Blackburn Home in Poland. Married: Vera Howe in
West Branch board agrees to hire principal
West Branch board agrees to hire principal BELOIT -- The West Branch School District is turning to
Associated Press
Associated Press MEETING DEADLINES: Composer Danny Elfman stands in his recording studio during an
Art exhibits needed
Art exhibits needed SHARON, Pa. -- The Valley Arts guild is accepting proposals from artists for
ROSTERS Youngstown Babe Ruth All-Stars
15-year-old team Rick Banna, Canfield Aaron Boris, Youngstown Adam Boris, Youngstown Craig
LTV STEEL Judge OKs labor pact
wLTV employees will vote on the pact by mailed ballot, and votes will be tabulated Aug. 28. By
NEW CASTLE, PA. Board wants to raze homes
Board members accepted a $56,518 insurance settlement for the band shelter, which burned in April.
OHIO POLL Bush's approval rating stays at 60%
Ninety-one percent of Republicans polled approve of the president's job performance, compared with
YOUNGSTOWN Mourning Idora's legendary coasters
Some roller coaster enthusiasts hope the Jack Rabbit and Wildcat can be replicated someday. By
CSC STEEL Creditors say fight is over, it's time to liquidate
The creditors say their attorneys have been working without pay since early March. By CYNTHIA
ULSTER PROJECT Returning, as friends
The visiting teens from Northern Ireland are departing in the spirit of ecumenism. By PETER H.
For Armstrong, Tour de France a tour de force
Opinion: You get on your bicycle in Youngstown one Sunday and start pedaling. Three weeks later -- across
Area legislators take steps to deal with nursing crisis
Opinion: It is only fitting that key legislative initiatives launched recently in the Ohio General Assembly
'Last' time for fair volunteer AGAIN
Despite the tragedy in Medina County, a tractor enthusiast said steam engines are welcome at the
Transferred principal files suit for $2 million
A board member said the superintendent can assign administrators to positions where they are needed.
BABE RUTH BASEBALL Youngstown has a regional reputation
Three age-group teams are gearing up for another trip. By PHIL NOVAK VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
Amusement park ride crashes; dozens injured
Amusement park ride crashes; dozens injured MUSKEGON, Mich. -- The wheel of an amusement park ride
AUSTINTOWN Judge revokes bond
A county prosecutor thinks Enrico Davis is a 'serious physical danger to the community.' By IAN
YOUTH ROUNDUP Canfield 'stars to play Clyde in state tourney
After winning two tournaments, the Canfield 9-10-year-old softball team eyes a state title.
TRAFICANT CASE Evidence includes photos of cash
Federal prosecutors called 'nonsensical' some of the congressman's evidence requests. By PATRICIA
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers pitching stops Hudson Valley
Marcos Mendoza and two relievers limited Hudson Valley to four hits. FISHKILL, N.Y. -- The
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MEDICARE PRESCRIPTIONS AARP looks to Traficant for missing piece
Ninety percent of AARP Chapter 4611 East would benefit from a Medicare prescription drug program.
Monday, July 30 (49 stories)
By PETE MOLLICA
By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA -- For the second straight year, Dorothy Delasin
Enforce current laws to clean up Youngstown
Opinion: Enforce current laws to clean up Youngstown EDITOR: I am writing in regards to a recent article
ONE-ON-ONE | Keith Kaiser Assistant horticulture director shows off green thumb
Q: What are the responsibilities of the assistant horticulture director? A: My job currently is to
Pak still happy with effort
She said an inconsistency with a driver could happen to anybody. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
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
LEETONIA Officials hope GEI will breathe life into Columbiana County
A German company picked Leetonia as one of 10 U.S. sites to visit. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
District will use grant to refurbish play area
The playground is usable, but in need of a touch up By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
MAHONING COUNTY EMA awaits move to new home
Bids could be opened next week and the project finished by November. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
BEATING THE HEAT Sleepless in summer? Rest easier
It's not easy to conquer the summer slumber blues. By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
COLUMBIANA CORNER Sheriff expresses hope, frustration in search
Columbiana County Sheriff Dave Smith voiced both hope and frustration Friday regarding the efforts
Hermitage man dies in copter crash
\TITUSVILLE, Pa. (AP) -- A man killed in an ultralight gyrocopter crash at Titusville Airport died
Bitter pill will be good for Lordstown schools
Opinion: State Auditor Jim Petro has a message for officials of the financially troubled Lordstown School
GIANT EAGLE LPGA CLASSIC NOTEBOOK From Squaw Creek Country Club
Toughest hole: For the third straight round, the par-4, 367-yard No. 3 hole was toughest to play.
Steinhauer just along for the ride as leaders battled down stretch
She tied for fourth place with Becky Iverson, Janice Moodie and Dina Ammaccapane By BRIAN
FORUM HEALTH Talks take fast lane at TMH
Negotiations between Forum Health and Trumbull Memorial nurses have begun on a positive note, a
NILES HERITAGE Old piano finds a new home in museum
Heritage Day runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Ward-Thomas Museum. By DENISE DICK
AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Youngstown Central Area Community Improvement Corp. Board of Directors meeting,
Delasin starting to make this a habit
Her reaction to victory was another example of why fans here have taken to her. By PETE MOLLICA
No worries on this day
VIENNA -- Clint Begay is a study in contrasts. He's a Native American who Sunday wore a ball cap
YOUNGSTOWN Witness jailed after his absence at trial
The witness will be segregated from other inmates and get paid $25 for each day he's held in jail.
Green's fate is sealed by missed chip shot
Tammie Green needed a birdie to force a playoff with Dorothy Delasin, but was 2 feet wide. By
ELKTON Official opposes prison escape siren
A county official says he's pleased with steps prison authorities have taken to try to prevent
TIPS ON LASHES
TIPS ON LASHES Mascara dos and don'ts Experts offer the following list of mascara dos and
Crafters sought for fest
Crafters sought for fest LIBERTY -- The township is seeking quality crafters to participate in
For Dorothy, there's no place like the Valley
This year's tournament produced a record donation of $455,000 to Mahoning Valley Sports Charities.
BOXING Whitaker's loss means he must sit out show
The Warren native had to be cut from the Aug. 17 event at the Eastwood Expo Center. By SAL MARINO
Llama on the loose
Llama on the loose HUBBARD -- The Trumbull County Animal Welfare League is trying to capture a
DID YOU KNOW ... Sleeping facts
Biologically speaking, women are sounder sleepers than men. Even as they age, women have the
Associated Press
Associated Press AWAITING RESULTS: Addyson D'Ostroph, 10 months, waits with her mother, Jeana, for
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SWITZERLAND
Opinion: Neue Luzerner Zeitung, Lucerne, July 24: The Kyoto Protocol has been rescued. But those who warned
Life-saving gift from small package
Sophie Avery hopes her story will be the impetus for formation of an umbilical cord blood bank in
LISBON Search to continue for missing woman
Investigators have other locations in mind. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON --
Woman dies in crash
Woman dies in crash CHAMPION -- A 20-year-old Champion woman died Sunday in a one-vehicle crash in
BOWLING BPAA recognizes industry leaders
The organization named Best Practices recipients at the International Bowl Expo. The Bowling
Antique machines will be at local fairs
Local emergency officials think they're prepared for any major accident at the Canfield Fair. By
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Syed Rizvi and Nazia Masih, 7544 Market St., Bldg. 2, Apt. 4, Youngstown,
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers lose 3-2 to N.J., split series
Mahoning Valley moves on to Hudson Valley for a game tonight. AUGUSTA, N.J. -- The Mahoning Valley
DID YOU KNOW?
DID YOU KNOW? Biologically speaking, women are sounder sleepers than men. Even as they age, women
Talks take fast lane at TMH
Negotiations between Forum Health and Trumbull Memorial nurses have begun on a positive note, a
WASHINGTON DeWine backs pediatric drug testing
The act gives brand-name companies an exclusive share of the market for six months. By MEGAN
WARREN Job's pay, duties raise concerns
The question is whether the proposed salary is too high for the new job. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
Ohioans feel right at home in Giant Eagle LPGA Classic
Suzy Green, Marianne Morris and Laurel Kean all had their best finish of the season. By JOE SCALZO
Richard, other former champs score well
By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA -- As the final round of the Giant Eagle LPGA
Police seek 2 men in slashing, robbery of woman in bank lot
AUSTINTOWN -- Township police are looking for the man who robbed and slashed a Youngstown woman at a
STRUTHERS Police captain sues city for not defending him
The original suit claims the officers told Kaufmann's workers they were required to turn over the
Best brows in Hollywood get star treatment from stylists
Stylists on the West Coast cater to celebrity clients. Great celebrity brows of the moment include
Sunday, July 29 (121 stories)
Mobile Medical Clinic
Mobile Medical Clinic YOUNGSTOWN -- St. Elizabeth's Mobile Medical Clinic will be at the Salvation
Ace on 9th puts Gedes at 3-under
It was her fourth hole-in-one of the tour. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA
It's friends, it's fun
The camp is rewarding for directors and campers alike. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple IN FULL SWING: Se Ri Pak tees off during the first round of the LPGA
2 moms charged after kids found alone
2 moms charged after kids found alone YOUNGSTOWN -- Police arrested two Youngstown women and
Arson, vandalism shake up residents
No arrests have been made in the nine fires last weekend. Deputy sheriffs, however, say they have
Ohio brings out the best in Pak
By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA -- Maggie Will thinks Se Ri Pak should buy a home
Defending champ Delasin's story rookie-to-riches
The 20-year-old is not used to the attention she is receiving from the galleries. By BRIAN
CLEVELAND Tours offer shipshape look at history
Having an expert on diesel submarines in the tour group made the USS Cod tour more enjoyable. By
Four previous champions here vying for another crown
By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA -- Four previous champions of LPGA golf
SCOTT SHALAWAY Toads can be a gardener's best friend
While stumbling around our poorly-lit basement the other day, I noticed something move near the door
Bringing up babies
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Kerry Voland pours cereal into five
MIKE BRAUN Defend your rights from foes of hunting
So, you think you have a right to hunt, fish and trap, and that these opportunities won't ever
By DON SHILLING
By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR SHARON, Pa. -- Owners of Quaker Steak & amp;
Pak is leader to beat today
VIENNA -- Her level of concentration blocks out any distraction that might hinder her play. Her
HUNTING
HUNTING Canadian province lifts bear hunt ban The newly elected government in British Columbia
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball
Howland Stars -- won both the Springfield and Mill Creek All-Star Tournaments recently. The team
Roths mark 50th jubilee at family dinner
MASURY -- A family dinner was held July 14 at Juliano's Restaurant in Hubbard in celebration of the
Life on the frontier
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Back when Ohio was an overgrown wilderness and the
COLLEEN FOLEY DAVID RICHARDSON
COLLEEN FOLEY DAVID RICHARDSON NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Colleen S. Foley and David W. Richardson were
She wanted a Toyota; she got a toy Yoda
She wanted a Toyota; she got a toy Yoda PANAMA CITY, Fla. -- Oh, what a feeling. Toy Yoda! A
FRIDAY'S SCORES
FIRST ROUND Se Ri Pak35-32--67-5 Maggie Will34-33--67-5 Marnie McGuire33-34--67-5 Donna
AREA CALENDAR
JULY TODAY -- Fifth annual Red Dragon Booster Outing at Avalon South. Shotgun start at 8 p.m. $60
GIANT EAGLE LPGA CLASSIC | Round 1 3 lead in parfect weather
By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA -- With near-perfect temperatures and, as usual,
INFORMATION If you go
Gnadenhutten is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sundays
Government petition needs more signers
A total of 1,275 signatures must be gathered by Aug. 7. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go Location: Both the USS Cod and the William G. Mather are permanently
RISK FACTORS
RISK FACTORS Treating delinquency A panel of juvenile officials identified the following risk
Returning champs play well
Two-time winner Tammie Green was two back of the leader; Michelle McGann missed the cut, however.
Green's fortune turns on birdies to close the gap
Tammie Green sank a 7-foot birdie putt on No. 16, and a 25-foot uphill putt on No. 17, to climb
Valley driver breaks barrier at race
Boys from Michigan, New York and California won division championships at the competition in Akron.
MARCY COSTELLO BRIAN BARNES
MARCY COSTELLO BRIAN BARNES YOUNGSTOWN -- Marcy Joy Costello, daughter of Pat and Guy Costello,
BASIC GRADS
BASIC GRADS From the region MARINE CORPS: Pvt. Michael J. Koncar, son of Patti L. and Gary
Schmidts feted today at picnic for anniversary
NORTH LIMA -- Mr. and Mrs. James A. Schmidt Jr. of Sharrott Road are being honored today at a family
ALLISON PARK, Pa. -- Memorial Park Presbyterian Church was the setting at 11 a.m. June 30 as Jill
ALLISON PARK, Pa. -- Memorial Park Presbyterian Church was the setting at 11 a.m. June 30 as Jill
Old irons, steel nerves help Morris move up
Rookie Michelle Louviere, who made her first cut, vowed she will "always play this tournament."
LISA LITAVETZ KEVIN BLUCKER
LISA LITAVETZ KEVIN BLUCKER STRUTHERS -- A reception was held at The Georgetown in Boardman on
Family dinner is held in honor of Orlandos' 50th anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN -- A family dinner July 6 honored Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Orlando of Youngstown for the
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS A special Men's and Women's Recreational Day is scheduled Aug. 25 at the Bieber
Open house set for celebration of Cole jubilee
CORTLAND -- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cole, 2713 Ridge Road, will be honored during an open house from 5
Tirabassi 50th is observed during reception
STRUTHERS -- Mr. and Mrs. Sam P. Tirabassi of 361 Poland Ave., were guests of honor at a reception
ANALISA WATKINS NICHOLAS SICILIANO JR.
ANALISA WATKINS NICHOLAS SICILIANO JR. MOORE, Okla. -- Analisa Danielle Watkins, 13330
TIFFANY GRISCHOW NILS NOLAN
TIFFANY GRISCHOW NILS NOLAN YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. Kenneth Kelly officiated at 3:30 p.m. July 14
GINA FLORA JAMES FOX
GINA FLORA JAMES FOX GIRARD -- Nuptial vows were exchanged by Gina Marie Flora, 6588 Willow Bend
MICHELE KAY TIMOTHY EDGINGTON
MICHELE KAY TIMOTHY EDGINGTON GIRARD -- Home at 650 N. Marsol Road, Mayfield Heights, following a
JAMES DULLEY Cutting Your Utility Bills Miniduct air conditioning yields a quiet, cool home
Q. The heat and humidity are killers this year. I need a central air conditioner that is quiet and
WITH THE VETS Meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of July 29: TODAY VVA 135, Vietnam Veterans, at American Legion
TRUMBULL COUNTY Agency to lay off staff to compensate for cuts
The Trumbull County Child Support Enforcement Agency is receiving $400,000 less from the state this
A mental workout
A mental workout Heavy thinking can tire you out almost as much as strenuous physical labor, and
RANDEE SCHNEIDER PAUL YUHASZ
RANDEE SCHNEIDER PAUL YUHASZ NILES -- The wedding of Randee K. Schneider, daughter of Stephen and
ANASTASIA KARABATSOS JAMES SIATRAS
ANASTASIA KARABATSOS JAMES SIATRAS YOUNGSTOWN -- St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church was the
AMY FOSTER PAUL GOBEL JR.
AMY FOSTER PAUL GOBEL JR. YOUNGSTOWN -- Married at 2:30 p.m. June 23 at Immanuel Lutheran Church
DEBORA SHAULIS | On the scene No longer a 'Young Turk,' can Rod Stewart wear it well?
What was I thinking when I agreed to go to that Rod Stewart concert a few weeks ago? There I was,
SALEM Problem delays Ponderosa Park concert series
An agent said the promoter had been given until Friday to make required deposits. By DEBORA
ROAD WORK Area construction
A schedule of area road construction projects: MAHONING COUNTY Lake Milton: Work continues on
ALICIA DOYLE JEFFREY LAYTON
ALICIA DOYLE JEFFREY LAYTON CORNERSBURG -- Nuptial vows were exchanged at 2 p.m. July 6 by Alicia
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Gary P. Mears, 24, of 749 Kenilworth Ave. S.E., Warren, and
THE KOVELS | Antiques and collecting Unique desk accessories tell of owner's interests
Desk accessories like paperweights, letter openers and inkwells are often made in unusual shapes.
YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY Developer to stay on project despite allegations
Construction on YSU's $18 million apartment complex project will start in September. By DAVID
JENNIFER BENDER R. JAMES CRETELLA
JENNIFER BENDER R. JAMES CRETELLA AUSTIN, Texas -- Jennifer Rebecca Bender and Dr. R. James
Distractions, inexperience hurt McGuire on Classic's second day
Marnie McGuire shot 71 to tie four others at 6-under. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
LAW DEGREE
LAW DEGREE Juris doctor Jonathan Morgan, son of Daniel and Diane Morgan of Cedarwood Drive,
JOYCE CAROL OATES Tortured souls, ugly episodes
The author has cultivated a reputation as an expert on human misery. By ROB STOUT SPECIAL TO THE
Mahoning Valley Trap League.
Mahoning Valley Trap League. July 23, 2001. New Middletown Farmers 481 -
JACK WOLLITZ Sport to crown a new champ
By this time next week, the sport of bass fishing will have a new world champion. Forty-six
HEATHER NITCH STANLEY GREATHOUSE
HEATHER NITCH STANLEY GREATHOUSE NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- White Chapel United Methodist Church
FISHING Top angling vacations spots listed by Field and Stream
There are numerous great fishing waters across the country that double as top-flight family vacation
Book, lecture examine killer
"The Anarchist," by Daniel A. Coleman (Willowbrook Press, September 2001). A century ago, the
Homebuyer workshop
Homebuyer workshop YOUNGSTOWN -- A free first-time homebuyer workshop is being offered from 5:30
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Eric and Patrick Hendricks, 3768 S. Schenley Ave., Youngstown, boy, July
Associated Press
Associated Press PUTTING OUT THE FLAMES: A Flying Crane helicopter dumps water on the Green Knoll
JENNIFER ROMEO MICHAEL STILGENBAUER
JENNIFER ROMEO MICHAEL STILGENBAUER AUSTINTOWN -- Honeymooning in the Bahamas are Michael
STATE PRISON
STATE PRISON Statistics The demography of the Pennsylvania State Correctional Institution at
Cloning cattle isn't unusual anymore, but scientists are working on cats and dogs. E4
Cloning cattle isn't unusual anymore, but scientists are working on cats and dogs. E4
MAHONING COUNTY Juvenile court shifts focus to rehabilitation
Alternative sentencing options will be used to help curb a return to crime. By BOB JACKSON
MERCER, PA. Program for inmates earns praise
The prisoners can earn up to 18 college credits in the program, but they have to pay part of the
Suracks honored at open house for 50th anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Surack, 3444 Flora Lane, were honored June 30 at an open house
OVER THE YEARS
OVER THE YEARS Notable developments 1981 MTV U.S. begins Aug. 1. The first video is "Video
LAURA BEVILACQUA MICHAEL CUPP
LAURA BEVILACQUA MICHAEL CUPP CAMPBELL -- Laura Bevilacqua, 241 Evergreen Drive, Poland, became
Good news, bad news for regional airport
Opinion: The Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport's role as a facilitator of passenger air service will be
Pro-life movement sees selective reduction, stem cell research as abortion
Opinion: Pro-life movement sees selective reduction, stem cell research as abortion EDITOR: Two recent
Ohio golfers have a chance
Boardman's Kelly Cap was among those who missed the cut. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS
The Vindicator/Glenn Luther
The Vindicator/Glenn Luther ON COURSE: Pete Zwieryznski of Canfield, left, president of Sigma Phi
Feed-grinder accident claims life of man
Feed-grinder accident claims life of man JAMESTOWN, Pa. -- The death of a 51-year-old man whose
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF YOUNGSTOWN & amp; MAHONING COUNTY
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF YOUNGSTOWN & amp; MAHONING COUNTY Grand finale programs: "So Long!
Family dinner held to honor Edwards 50th
STRUTHERS -- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Edwards, 154 Smithfield St., will be honored during a family dinner
BOARDMAN -- American Beauty Landscaping is one of 22 businesses from 12 states and Canada selected
BOARDMAN -- American Beauty Landscaping is one of 22 businesses from 12 states and Canada selected
Dog shows scheduled at Canfield Fairgrounds
Dog shows scheduled at Canfield Fairgrounds CANFIELD -- The Steel Valley Cluster dog shows will be
Trash treasure
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT A rusty iron bed frame, a withered dining room
CRIME SOLVER
CRIME SOLVER Mercer County A fugitive is the focus of Mercer County Crime Solvers this week:
ADOPT AN ANIMAL Well, I'll be a monkey's uncle!
Or an adoptive parent, rather. And not just for monkeys. The Cleveland zoo program has a variety of
Mentor's Kean gives fans show
Laurel Kean enjoyed a reunion with her fans while sharing second place. By BRIAN RICHESSON
LISA OSTROLENK TODD CAUDILL
LISA OSTROLENK TODD CAUDILL DUBLIN -- The wedding of Lisa Ostrolenk and Todd Caudill, both of
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
KEYSTONE CLIPS Tax-free PC week announced
It's another tax-free week, Aug. 5 to 12, for people wanting to by home computers or related
"We don't even have it in our house. I'm very against MTV. I just think it's very inappropriate for
"We don't even have it in our house. I'm very against MTV. I just think it's very inappropriate for
Tammie Green misses her share of top spot by inches
Tammie Green was close on birdie and eagle attempts which, if the balls had dropped, would have
Bogey reduction will give Delasin a chance
The defending champion said she's confident. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA --
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES MONDAY Holiday Inn Metroplex, 1620 Motor Inn Drive, Youngstown, 1 to 6 p.m.
MONKEY BUSINESS Did you know?
The colobus monkey is indigenous to central Africa, swinging from tree tops in Nigeria; to Ethiopia;
Dinner dance held to celebrate Tonya jubilee
NEW MIDDLETOWN -- A dinner dance July 22 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel social hall, Youngstown,
HEALTH CARE
HEALTH CARE YOUNGSTOWN -- Humility of Mary Health Partners has announced five new appointments to
Tickets for 'Mattress' will be sold at the door
Tickets for 'Mattress' will be sold at the door GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Tickets will be available at
Man dies in collision
Man dies in collision WARREN -- One man was killed and another seriously injured in a one-car
Aug. 2: 6-10 p.m., Community First Aid and CPR-Niles-Part I.
Aug. 2: 6-10 p.m., Community First Aid and CPR-Niles-Part I. Aug. 4, 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., CPR for
Educators try to make do in old, cramped quarters
New construction in the district will have to wait, officials say. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
BENEFIT Fraternity to hold golf event
YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown State University's Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity will sponsor its annual
REFERENDUM Lawrence County
Organizers of a petition drive to put a referendum on the Nov. 6 ballot need 1,275 signatures. If
TRACY DELULLO G. NATHAN ROMAN
TRACY DELULLO G. NATHAN ROMAN LOWELLVILLE -- Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Church was the setting at
LEESA BROSE ALAN JACUBENTA
LEESA BROSE ALAN JACUBENTA PARMA -- Leesa A. Brose, 1659 Mayfield Ave., Youngstown, and Alan P.
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner 28 Mercer County athletes win Burns academic awards
Athletics and academics go hand in hand. That's been the philosophy of the Mercer County Hall of
Sherri: I'm just happy to play
Sherri Steinhauer appears to be breaking out of her season-long slump, positioned only three strokes
Family plans 121st reunion
The Osborne-Miller family includes politicians, judges, industrialists, educators -- even a
Richters to mark golden event on Caribbean cruise
CANFIELD -- Dr. and Mrs. G. William Richter, Bradford Drive, will mark their 50th wedding
Family outing marks Stantons' 50th anniversary
STRUTHERS -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Stanton, 363 W. Omar St., celebrated their 50th wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Pixler mark silver event with Caribbean cruise and dinners
GIRARD -- Mr. and Mrs. Terry Pixler Sr., 415 Ohio Ave., marked their 25th wedding anniversary during
Cap, Becka find consolation
By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA -- Two Valley golfers found positives after
NORTHFIELD RESULTS
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Hustling Sahbra(Hawk)3.603.002.40 Howie Hylight(W Case
LARI BROZMAN CHRISTOPHER SLATER
LARI BROZMAN CHRISTOPHER SLATER YOUNGSTOWN -- The marriage ceremony of Lari Ann Brozman and
JENNIFER ECONOMUS MICHAEL PASSELLA
JENNIFER ECONOMUS MICHAEL PASSELLA POLAND -- A reception at Mr. Anthony's, Boardman, honored
Friday, July 27 (53 stories)
POPULAR EXPRESSIONS Some phrases are like, you know, so totally annoying
The phrase craze: What's groovy and what's not, in terms of terms? By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR
Tracking YSU's every move
A day in the life of Youngstown State football. Destination: St. Louis, for Gateway Football
YOUNGSTOWN Board of Control
Youngstown's control board approved these items Thursday: Severance of $9,164 for Frances
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple MAKING THE BIRDIE: Roland Adeszko makes a birdie putt as his team
PRESEASON HONORS Poll & amp; Gateway team
2001 GATEWAY PRESEASON POLL With team, first-place votes and total points. Western Kentucky
SOFTBALL Poland loses, but gets second chance today
Wheelersburg won 3-0. The rematch is today at 6 p.m. in Tallmadge. By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR
NEW CASTLE FIRES Investigators seek cause of third blaze
A guard will patrol the area in which two of the homes burned Thursday. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Fire
YOUNGSTOWN Official actions
CITY COUNCIL Council approved these items at a special meeting Wednesday: Authorized the board
NY-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers lose to N.J.
AUGUSTA, N.J. -- Although their bats weren't as explosive as in the past two games, the Mahoning
WARREN Judge sentences killer to 17 years in prison
Family members of the victim asked the judge to sentence Phil Mike to prison for as long as
HARTFORD Cell-phone tower plan has residents up in arms
Residents worry that cellular towers could cause cancer or other health problems. By STEPHEN SIFF
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Anthony and Wanda Land, 5636 London Drive, Austintown, boy, July 26. Blaise and
MAHONING COUNTY Governor picks Popio for vacant judge seat
The incoming county court judge beat out two other finalists for the position. By DAVID SKOLNICK
AUSTINTOWN Schools chief: Count on levy on ballot
A committee to run the levy campaign will be set up next week. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF
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AUSTINTOWN Man arraigned on charges of theft
Thieves made off with 20,000 compact discs, the entertainment service owner said. By JoANNE
Man charged after chase that injured 3, police say
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A man who city police say led them on a high-speed chase, injuring a woman and
COLUMBIANA Divers continue to search lake for missing woman
Search efforts were hampered partly by poor visibility on the lake's bottom. By NORMAN LEIGH
JACKSON-MILTON SCHOOLS State auditor to lift status of fiscal emergency
The district superintendent said the board will have to work to make sure the district doesn't go
YOUNGSTOWN Officials approve sewer hookup plan
Shredded tires will be used instead of gravel to fill around the sewer lines. By BOB JACKSON
SHE'S GOT THE BEST SEAT IN THE HOUSE: Nancy Reed of Bath, Ohio, a volunteer for the tournament,
SHE'S GOT THE BEST SEAT IN THE HOUSE: Nancy Reed of Bath, Ohio, a volunteer for the tournament,
WEEKEND ARRESTS Cities settle probable cause suit for $25,000
Holding people all weekend without a court appearance quickly stopped. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
ZELL DRAZ, 78 Family had owned Warren newspaper
Zell Draz of Concord, Mass. was associate publisher of the Warren Tribune Chronicle for seven years.
Netting speeders on I-680
Police have clocked drivers going as fast as 91 mph. By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Family had owned Warren newspaper
Zell Draz of Concord, Mass., was associate publisher of the Warren Tribune Chronicle for seven
MERCER COUNTY Commissioners declare position in layoff status
Commissioners have repeatedly announced their intention to save money by reducing staff through
Ohio's school-funding scheme must be changed
Opinion: Ohio's school-funding scheme must be changed EDITOR: For Vindicator readers who once knew and
AMATEUR TOURNAMENT Becdir bests Jets with 3-run fifth
Livi Steel needed extra innings to win; Lakewood lost. STRUTHERS -- Becdir Construction got two
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
Indicted by a Mahoning County grand jury: Lavette Boone, 36, West Scott Street, Youngstown;
CLUB CALENDAR
CLASSES XMcDonald High School Class of 1956 will meet at 6 p.m. Monday in the senior citizens room
DOG RUNNING
DOG RUNNING Tips and precautions TIPS Start young -- after 6 months for small dogs or 9 months
Running with the pack
Amy Camardese has been running with her dog Brady for the past three years. By LAURIE M. FISHER
MVSD plans for lime sludge removal
MINERAL RIDGE -- Mahoning Valley Sanitary District directors have awarded a $860,126 contract for
Gambling conflict
Gambling conflict YOUNGSTOWN -- A local law or charter amendment attempting to legalize gambling
Employees to get raises
Employees to get raises LISBON -- Columbiana County Sheriff Department employees are receiving a
Local cops train to make decisions on car chases
Three hundred people die in police chases nationwide each year. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
MURDER TRIAL Prosecutors keep tabs on key witness
Shawn Patton promised to show up when the trial starts next week. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Child-rearing group to meet in New Castle
Child-rearing group to meet in New Castle NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A group for people rearing children
Ohio University must ensure that new residences are safe
Opinion: In the wake of allegations that illegal immigrants, including children, were involved in the
PENGUINS Ailing Ryan trying to return to 1999 form
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF ST. LOUIS -- Jeff Ryan admits that he's not the
Associated Press
Associated Press THE REAL DEAL? This painting is supposed to be of William Shakespeare. A Canadian
Ramp closed
Ramp closed YOUNGSTOWN -- From 4 p.m. today until about 8 a.m. Monday, the northbound ramp from
Woman dies in crash
Woman dies in crash LIBERTY -- An Austintown woman was killed Thursday afternoon when she struck a
Buckeye broadcaster hosts ESPN2's coverage
Kelly, a Toledo native, called Ohio a "great mecca for golf." By LORI WILLIAMS VINDICATOR
Task force seeks to toughen codes
Laws are worthless without effective enforcement, the speakers said. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
GAIL WHITE Embracing change helps us to move forward
"But we've always done it that way," I heard the store employee say. "Well, not anymore," was the
State auditor lifts fiscal emergency from the district
The district superintendent said the board will have to work to make sure the district doesn't go
Bill introduced to reimburse nurses
The proposal has the support of the Ohio registered nurses' professional association. By DAVID
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses William C. Graebing, 24, of 5621 Baylor Ave., Austintown, and
SHARON, PA. Career center officially opens
The CareerLink Center provides services for both employers and job seekers. By VIRGINIA ROSS
CAPSULES Gateway Football Conference
ILLINOIS STATE Coach (year at school): Denver Johnson (second) 2000 record (Gateway finish): 7-4
Thursday, July 26 (55 stories)
YOUNGSTOWN Two top officials leave positions with local CIC
The chamber memo didn't explain why. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN
Korean feels good about state she's in
Four of Se Ri Pak's 11 wins have come in Ohio. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA
CSC LTD. Pa.'s EGI bids on part of mill
Attorneys representing CSC have run up a $762,595 tab in the first five months of this year. By
WARREN COUNCIL Agenda
City council handled matters including these at Wednesday's meeting: U Authorized the city to
Patrons are sure to go bananas over remake
Like the original, the movie's theme is one of racial tolerance and understanding. By MILAN
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Summertime sweltering brings back memories
This weather -- this sweltering hot, miserable weather -- always calls to mind an old "Outer Limits"
Miss Goodman, Mr. Johnson set wedding date
PEACHTREE CITY, Ga. -- Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Goodman of Peachtree City are announcing the engagement
Probe into arrest continues
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- City police and the local chapter of the NAACP
Votaw proud of Valley tourney
The South Range graduate and LPGA commissioner claims the Classic is among the Tour's best in
YOUNGSTOWN Attorney general says casino's not in the cards
The city's law director and the state's attorney general said gambling is regulated by Ohio. By
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St. Elizabeth Patricia Russell, 715 Bane St., Warren, boy, July 25. Daniel and Melissa Rowland,
DAMASCUS FIRE Witmer's is urged to rebuild
The feed mill was a gathering place for farmers. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
May 2001: The annual report of Trumbull County coroner's office states seven people died from
May 2001: The annual report of Trumbull County coroner's office states seven people died from
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Scrappers (9-26) at New Jersey Cardinals (17-19). When: 7:05. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
CANFIELD Rainbow's earnings are lower
The Canfield-based company earned $418,000, down about $1 million for the same quarter last year.
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Leo H. Connelly Jr., 53, of 60 N. Raccoon Road #12,
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
XPatricia (Botsko) and Mike Bechtol of Bellingham, Wash., announce the birth of a son, Christopher
AUDITIONS Where to try out for roles
ACTORS "The King and I." Players Guild Theatre, 1001 Market Avenue North, Canton, 10- 1 p.m.
CANFIELD Council seeks input on adding sidewalks
The deadline for comments is Aug. 6. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- City
LITTLE LEAGUE Boardman West wins; Poland in state championship contest
EATON -- Boardman West's 11-12-year olds posted an 8-2 victory over West Portsmouth in the Little
Parents announce Jacobsen-Hileman engagement
POLAND -- Curt and Brenda Jacobsen, 2040 E. Middletown Road, announce the engagement of their
WARREN Township honors deputy
The township officers said they appreciated help from the Trumbull County Special Forces team. By
Man jumps through neighbor's window
Man jumps through neighbor's window YOUNGSTOWN -- Michael Robinson, 24, of Samuel Avenue jumped
LORDSTOWN SCHOOLS Auditor recommends cuts
Before asking for money, the district must become more fiscally responsible, the report said.
YOUNGSTOWN Could a casino be in the cards?
The city's law director and the state's attorney general said gambling is regulated by Ohio. By
YOUNGSTOWN Task force to hear ideas on revising city housing code
The second phase will include reviewing enforcement, prosecution and the court system. By ROGER G.
Course makes Pak a favorite
The Pak is back at the Giant Eagle LPGA Classic. Se Ri Pak, who back in 1998 broke on the LPGA
Governor to participate in Korean War Service
Governor to participate in Korean War Service GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Gov. Tom Ridge will participate
TRUMBULL COUNTY Man gets 23 years for sex crimes
The maximum sentence the man could have received was 25 years. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
SEARCH Dogs find scent of missing woman in lake's water
Buoys were installed to mark a spot that will be more thoroughly searched today. By NORMAN LEIGH
Bush White House adopts Clinton's stalling tactics
Opinion: Remember when President George W. Bush promised the American people that his White House would be
MEETING AND GREETING: Pa. State Auditor Robert P. Casey Jr., above, talks with Janet Lee, 5, during
MEETING AND GREETING: Pa. State Auditor Robert P. Casey Jr., above, talks with Janet Lee, 5, during
LPGA NOTEBOOK From Squaw Creek Country Club
Rained out: The afternoon session of the Cellular One Pro-Am Tournament was canceled by heavy rains.
More than six arrests have been made since March in Lawrence County.
More than six arrests have been made since March in Lawrence County. BY MARY GRZEBIENIAK
Miss Morgante, Jared Waring are engaged
BOARDMAN -- William and Barbara Morgante, 459 Garver Drive, are announcing the engagement of their
HERMITAGE Officials consider money for county agency
The agency is requesting $20,498 from the city's housing rehabilitation fund. VIRGINIA ROSS
Board of education chooses new member
The newest board member previously worked with a computer network serving public schools in Trumbull
Steer clear of bears, police say
Two black bears have been spotted in the past few days. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
NEW CASTLE Blazes destroy area homes
At least two of the fires are arson. A third fire is still being investigated. NEW CASTLE, Pa. --
MAYBE PUTIN SEES SOMETHING IN BUSH'S EYES
Opinion: San Jose Mercury News: President George Bush and Russian President Vladimir Putin may have found a
Commission plans studies on more staff reductions
Staff salaries and benefits amount to 89 percent of the district's budget. By DENISE DICK
PORTERSVILLE, PA. McConnell's Mill has summer fun for kids
PORTERSVILLE, Pa. -- Birds, aquatic animals and fire safety will be featured during programs coming
Ridge to take part in Korean War service
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Gov. Tom Ridge will participate in the Korean War Remembrance Service during the
Sept. 29 chosen for Pesa-Budak ceremony
The engagement of Pamela A. Pesa of Vienna and Anthony P. Budak of Huron is being announced by their
Daylight-saving time all year is key to energy crisis
Opinion: Daylight-saving time all year is key to energy crisis EDITOR: Is it time for a change? Will
Reopening concert will feature Bolton
Reopening concert will feature Bolton YOUNGSTOWN -- Singer Michael Bolton will be featured at the
BOXING Whitaker is billed on Eastwood card
Six bouts are carded on the "Star Wars" program at the Eastwood Expo Center. By SAL MARINO
Beating the heat
Beating the heat GREENFORD -- To help Green Township residents beat the heat, the township
COLUMBIANA CO. SCHOOLS Officials to renew pact involving lice program
County employees who use their personal vehicles for business will be reimbursed at a higher rate.
Chalk-on-the-Walk to begin in Warren
Chalk-on-the-Walk to begin in Warren WARREN -- Get that big bucket of sidewalk chalk ready. The
Cell-phone ban for drivers falls flat
Some legislators call the ordinance over-regulation that is unenforceable. WARREN -- What's been
AGENDA
AGENDA FRIDAY Boardman Township Civil Service Commission, 9 a.m., conference room of Boardman
POLAND Residents fume over septic mess
Unhappy residents want to talk with more county officials. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
WARREN State will decide fate of market's liquor license
Tempers flared between the store owner and a councilman. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Wednesday, July 25 (68 stories)
Players: We like both courses
There's no chance of being bored by the Squaw Creek course, one player said. By BRIAN RICHESSON
MEDICATION NATION
Opinion: St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Even if you don't have social anxiety disorder, persistent heartburn or
Local casino could bring the Valley back to life
Opinion: Local casino could bring the Valley back to life EDITOR: Why, oh why, do we have so many stupid
RR crossings request
RR crossings request COLUMBUS -- Ohio Rail Development Commission has asked the Public Utilities
LAKE MILTON Man arrested in theft of audio equipment
The Youngstown man confessed to vandalism and theft charges. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF
GAIL WHITE Pupil inspires teacher to take action for orphans
"I believe I am supposed to be teaching about life, not just subjects," said Dianna Rickard,
Beaver trustees
Beaver trustees NORTH LIMA -- Beaver Township trustees will meet in special session at 7:30 a.m.
Parents announce Meredith-Smith engagement
Regina Noel Meredith, 214 Trumbull Ave., Girard, and Stanley Edward Smith III, 4046 Lanterman Road,
NILES MIDDLE SCHOOL District takes an alternative route
The new entrance will improve safety, the school board president said. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Official: No repeal for bond issue
Several minority advocacy organizations are putting on the pressure. By PETER H. MILLIKEN and
Green's putt rules
The Ohio native's 10-foot-putt on the 18th green netted her team the win. By PETE MOLLICA
Tammie Green has mixed feelings about the Giant Eagle LPGA Classic's move from Avalon Lakes Golf
Tammie Green has mixed feelings about the Giant Eagle LPGA Classic's move from Avalon Lakes Golf
LORDSTOWN 6 applicants seek position on board
The person selected would serve until the end of this year. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Police ask for help in finding boy missing from Youngstown home
Police ask for help in finding boy missing from Youngstown home YOUNGSTOWN -- Anyone who sees
Oh, baby! Winner hits 252-yard drive
The amateur player said her strategy was to keep the ball in the fairway. By BRIAN RICHESSON
301 yards: Zedlitz is winner for third time
The LPGA golfer impressed herself with her longest drive. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS
COLUMBIANA Artists register for Festival of the Arts
Organizers invite local artists to display their work at the festival. COLUMBIANA -- Nearly 300
DAMASCUS PROJECT Skip lower bid, officials suggest
Commissioners will have the final say on which contractor is hired. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Ann Wright and Eric Watt to be married
The engagement of Ann K. Wright and Eric T. Watt, both of Bowling Green, is announced by their
POLICE BLOTTER
POLICE BLOTTER Canfield, Austintown Summary of police activity: CANFIELD CITY July 16
NATIONAL LASER TAG TOURNAMENT Playing up a storm
By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- Cool gray tendrils of fog snaked
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Brad and Kristen Sackella, 808A Woodfield Court, Boardman, girl, July 24.
Miss Zander, Jason Turos plan Sept. 8 wedding
WILLOUGHBY -- Pamela Zander and Jason Turos, both of 2215 River Road, are announcing plans for their
Richard's return sparks memories
She won the Phar-Mor in Youngstown event in 1991. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
REGION Heat fits kids' business to a tea
The intense heat helps businesses that specialize in keeping people cool. By PHIL NOVAK
CRAIG BEACH Village to handle ordinance violators
Deputies make five to 10 arrests and write about 12 traffic citations a month in the village. By
Judy-Kerr rite is planned for mid-September
AUSTINTOWN -- Robert and Jackelyn Judy, 163 Maple Leaf Drive, are announcing plans for the coming
Fall wedding for Kathy Janik, Chris Ignazio
BOARDMAN -- Plans for the autumn wedding of Kathy A. Janik, 27652-D Westchester Parkway, Westlake,
Spagnola shedding his 'title'
The Giant Eagle store owner says he's gotten better over the years. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR
Ameritech says service is improved
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN YOUNGSTOWN -- Ameritech, which was under siege a year ago because of
Grand jury to hear parents' case
If convicted of all the charges, each parent could face up to 61/2 years in prison. By PEGGY
The property committee of the Youngstown Central Area Community Improvement Corp., the city's
The property committee of the Youngstown Central Area Community Improvement Corp., the city's
Defense contracts face scrutiny from U.S. secretary
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER WEATHERSFIELD -- With millions of dollars in
GAME TIME Today
Who: Pirates (D. Williams 1-2) at Cubs (Lieber 12-5). When: 2:20 Radio: WBZY-AM (1280)
YOUNGSTOWN Ruling is for Hawks in lawsuit
The team owner had the right to terminate the contract of General Manager Marlee Juranovich. By
2 injured in crash
2 injured in crash GREENE -- A 34-year-old man is in serious condition today at Cleveland
'99 champion likes change, says she's in comfort zone
The past winner has relatives in the Akron and Pittsburgh areas. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
Criminals with long records must be dealt with harshly
Opinion: Judge Robert P. Milich may be right when he says that it's a "nightmare" dealing with the flood of
PITTSBURGH. Jury indicts woman in check fraud
PITTSBURGH -- A federal grand jury in Pittsburgh has indicted a Farrell, Pa., woman on charges she
LPGA NOTEBOOK Giant Eagle Classic
Lopez out: Nancy Lopez, a LPGA Hall of Fame member and the 1993 champion of the Giant Eagle LPGA
Dean-Scott wedding is set for Sept. 2
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Dean of Youngstown are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
SALEM Worker injured in explosion
Authorities aren't sure what triggered the blast, but they think it may have been an ignition device
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS Petition seeks repeal of bond
Several minority advocacy organizations are putting on the pressure. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
Linda Cunningham to be bride of Gregory Thomas
NEGLEY -- Announcement is being made by Mr. and Mrs. William Cunningham Jr. of Commerce Street of
Electricity demand soars to record
First Energy adopted strategies to increase power supply and reduce demand. YOUNGSTOWN -- First
Wellsville Sons of Italy set for festival
WELLSVILLE -- The Wellsville Sons of Italy fifth annual Italian Festival will be Aug. 2-4 at 327
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Thomas F. Featsent, 47, of 1921 Birchtrace, Austintown, and
Teen-ager accuses man of raping her after AA meeting
YOUNGSTOWN -- A 17-year-old girl said she was raped by a 57-year-old Boardman man who drove her home
Council to probe link in liquor sales, crime
Council is split on whether or not to shut down the businesses. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
Putting money on the line
Packard is spending millions to upgrade local plants to improve quality and efficiency. By DON
NEW CASTLE Officials to decide fate of homes
The homes were put on sale by the city school district. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
Parents announce Cooke-Whirrett engagement
The engagement of Amy Lynne Cook and James Michael Whirrett, both of 4934 E. Rockwell Road,
Man pleads no contest in drug case
CAMPBELL -- An Arizona man will spend 63 days in Mahoning County Jail after he pleaded no contest in
OUR GOOD COOKS This raw deal is tasty
The Youngstown man is committed to spreading the word about the benefits of a raw-food diet. By
LIBERTY Suspect in fight is arrested after trying to flee in cop car
The driver faces several charges, including fleeing from police. LIBERTY -- Police were searching
GIRARD Principal's lawyer threatens school board with legal action
The principal was the first administrator to alert parents of problems at the Intermediate School.
Officials ponder future service
The airline pays about $90,000 a year to the airport. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Council: Mayor fails to inform us
The mayor disputes council's complaints. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN --
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Gearhart-Ferris engagement is announced
HUBBARD -- Karen and Gary Lee Gearhart, 3682 Creed Ave., announce the engagement of their daughter,
Markovich-Rose wedding is set for early September
POLAND -- Donald and Nancy Glista of Poland are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Lori
Mandy Valentin, John Creatura to wed Sept. 21
Mandy Valentin of Boardman and John Creatura of Austintown are engaged. The bride-to-be is a
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NILES Truck bursts into flames at mall; no sign of arson
The explosion witnesses heard was probably a tire blowing up, a firefighter said. By PEGGY
Shoaf to become superintendent
Fourth- and fifth-graders will return to Tod Woods School until the intermediate school is finally
Tuesday, July 24 (56 stories)
REUNIONS
XBoland family 23rd annual reunion will be held at noon Aug. 19 at Fair Park in Canfield. Those
TRUMBULL CO. SHERIFF With all arguments in, wait is on
The appeals judges are expected to take about two months on a ruling. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Advocate stays aggressive on behalf of the blind
Mike Nicol has blue-tinted sunglasses, slicked-back hair that drops below his ears, a blue-and-white
WARREN Probe follows allegations against new school official
James Russo maintains he did nothing wrong. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
LIBERTY Doctor: Good came of having cancer
A brush with death helped her realize the importance of life, love and friendship. By MARALINE
NY-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers' comeback falls short
Mahoning Valley scored four runs in the bottom of the ninth, but still lost, 13-12. By BILL
God creates souls, not research scientists
Opinion: God creates souls, not research scientists EDITOR: Once again Cal Thomas addresses an issue,
Youngstown Express reaches Ohio finale
NEWARK -- The 14-year-old Youngstown Babe Ruth League All-Star baseball team qualified for the state
NEW CASTLE SCHOOLS Council to vote on changes
Construction could be delayed another year if a decision isn't made quickly. By LAURE CIOFFI
Yearbooks open the past
Yearbooks from a longtime local club have found a place in the archives of the Ohio Historical
"It teaches you what is important in life. It added to my soul."
"It teaches you what is important in life. It added to my soul." Dr. Jerri Nielsen
THE VINDICATOR PRO-AM Final Results
(LPGA pro listed first) MEN'S DIVISION 52.4 -- Minny Yeo, Ken Maceyko, Tom Ankrom, Jim Junk, Ken
SEWICKLEY, PA. Cold Metal Products reports loss for 4th straight quarter
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN SEWICKLEY, Pa. -- Cold Metal Products said it lost $482,000 in its most
COLLEGE BASKETBALL YSU women face tough road
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown State women's basketball team will encounter a demanding nonconference
Forum Health to hire nurses
More nurses will be needed to meet terms of a new agreement banning mandatory overtime. By CYNTHIA
Power-hungry public makes Ohio Edison sweat the heat
The heat wave is pushing the electric utility beyond its limits. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth John and Dana Matisi, 48 Christian Ave., Hubbard, boy, July 23. Ronald and Tina
FARRELL Sewer plan to be updated
The city must apply for the permit by Aug. 31. By VIRGINIA ROSS VINDICATOR CORESPONDENT
Rock-throwing incident
Rock-throwing incident NORTH LIMA -- Police said this morning that seven youths will likely be
Junior golf tourney set for Aug. 8
The 2001 Junior Golf Tournament at Borland Golf Center for boys and girls ages 8-18 will be held
End of nurses strike doesn't solve underlying problem
Opinion: An 81-day strike by Forum Health nurses came to an end Friday with everyone pledging to put the
Man dies after hitting head in pool
LEETONIA -- Traditional music, dance, food and folk tales of Ireland, Scotland and Wales will be
TRUMBULL COUNTY Niles man sentenced to prison in rape case
The victim requested the maximum term be given. WARREN -- A 20-year-old Niles man has been
Mercer County panel OKs plans for jail construction
MERCER, Pa. -- The Mercer County Prison Board has approved preliminary plans for the new county
IMMIGRATION IMPROVEMENTS
Opinion: Washington Post: The Supreme Court, at the end of its term last month, handed down two important
GIRARD Escapee from court surrenders
The man, who had been on probation for theft charges, came to court Monday afternoon. By DENISE
MAHONING VALLEY Packard commits to new plant
The state had already approved a $5 million loan for the project. WARREN -- Delphi Packard
NOTES From Cafaro Field
Dog tired: Team mascot "Scrappy" celebrated a birthday in the 93-degree heat Sunday. Inside, Cory
Religious studies registration begins
Religious studies registration begins GIRARD -- Registration is under way for kindergarten through
Poland advances in state tournament
TALLMADGE -- The Poland 11-12 softball team scored two runs in the bottom of the sixth inning Monday
Salem board gives Brobeck a raise
SALEM -- Schools Superintendent Dr. David Brobeck is receiving a pay raise after a favorable annual
Cap ready for return
A volunteer 10 years ago, the Boardman native will compete at Squaw Creek. By PETE MOLLICA
ST. DEMETRIOS GREEK FESTIVAL Food, music and wine are festival's main draws
The festival runs Wednesday through Sunday. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Woman is unidentified
Woman is unidentified AUSTINTOWN -- A woman who told police she is from New York was arrested
YOUNGSTOWN Lack of witnesses, pending appeals stall murder trial
The prosecutor and defense attorney each have appeals pending in the case. By BOB JACKSON
Jazz & amp; Wine Festival
Jazz & amp; Wine Festival NILES -- The 6th annual Mahoning Valley Jazz & amp; Wine
LPGA NOTEBOOK Giant Eagle Classic
Champion arrives: Dorothy Delasin, the defending champion of the Giant Eagle LPGA Classic, arrived
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HUBBARD Board handles changes in staff
The superintendent is looking for a new football field scoreboard. By SUSAN BERLIN VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Judges discuss handling of loud-music cases
One judge questioned the reliability of clerk of court records, calling the records atrocious. By
BANKING Second Bancorp expands its reach
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN The local bank says the deal shows it is committed to growing in
LADY PENGUINS 2001 schedule
Nov. 17 -- Bowling Green, 7 p.m. Nov. 24 -- Kent State, 7 p.m. Nov. 28 -- at Akron, 7 p.m. Dec. 1
Marshals assist in search for fugitives
Inmates used a ladder made from a gurney to scale the fence. ELKTON -- Authorities continue their
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Docket entries Christopher J. Strawderman vs. David J. Venerose Jr., settled and
Rookie first baseman has all the write stuff
Rickie Morton foresees a future in writing, not baseball. By KATIE BALESTRA VINDICATOR STAFF
CCL Container, employees have pact
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Negotiations between CCL Container Corp. and its
MAHONING VALLEY Complaints prompt HBA to expel 2
These are the third and fourth companies to be expelled by the HBA this year. AUSTINTOWN -- The
Four youths charged in vandalism at school
CAMPBELL -- Four Campbell boys are being held without bond in the Mahoning County Juvenile Justice
SQUAW CREEK Becka back after breaking ankle
The area golf pro took a break from teaching to compete in this year's tournament. By PETE MOLLICA
Counsel won't assist Traficant
The General Counsel's office stopped its assistance of the indicted congressman when he invoked his
Minny Yeo leads team to big win
The South Korean credited her teammates after victory in The Vindicator Pro-Am. By PETE MOLLICA
Residents scared, puzzled by weekend fires
By STEPHEN SIFF and PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WEST FARMINGTON -- Residents
2 U.S.-based scholars convicted of spying
2 U.S.-based scholars convicted of spying BEIJING -- Two U.S. residents were convicted today of
Monday, July 23 (39 stories)
By PATRICIA MEADE
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- For 91/2 months, Zachary T. Howell's
SCRAPPERS Routine helps relieve rigors
Despite Sunday's 3-2 loss to Hudson Valley, the team is playing better. By BRIAN RICHESSON
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SUNDAY 1st--Mickey's Message(W Irvine)4.403.002.20 A K A Willis(D
EMERGENCY CREWS Technological advances can turn would-be tragedy into triumph
The Columbine High School tragedy sparked interest in new ways of preparing for emergency
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Dissolutions asked Susan M. Scott and Harold N. Scott Jr. Melody J. Beall and
NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
Up from Burlington: The new face in the Scrappers' lineup is that of Brian Kirby, who arrived from
YOUNGSTOWN
YOUNGSTOWN JUDGE BLAMES SYSTEM FOR BLOWN TRIAL DEADLINE YOUNGSTOWN Judge blames the system for
GAME TIME Tuesday
Who: Pirates (Ritchie 6-9) at Cubs (Tavarez 6-6). When: 8:05 p.m. Radio/TV: FOX Sports
An estimated 300 million shipments of hazardous materials take place in the United States each year.
An estimated 300 million shipments of hazardous materials take place in the United States each year.
PULASKI TOWNSHIP, PA. Officials consider zoning law amendments
No changes will be made until they are advertised and a public hearing is held. By LAURE CIOFFI
COVERING All Dimensions
Customers can get their hair and nails done at the gym. By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF
PROFILE Richard Wootten
Age: 66 Hometown: Cleveland. Occupation: Retired newspaper writer and editor whose career
EVENTS Columbiana County Fair
Gate admission: Adults $5; 3-12, $3; children under 3, free. Times and places are subject to change.
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Vice president could foot his own energy bill
Opinion: Vice president could foot his own energy bill EDITOR: At first glance the request of the
MAHONING VALLEY Train preparations include spill drill
An estimated 300 million shipments of hazardous materials are made in the United States each year.
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Hudson Valley Renegades (18-14) at Scrappers (8-25) When: 7:05. Radio/TV: WBBW-AM (1240).
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown
A felony warrant for Jennette E. Belin is the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this
Building owner pleads no contest
Building owner pleads no contest STRUTHERS -- Kimberly M. Stocker of Fifth Street, Poland, pleaded
Keeping track of your stuff
Opinion: Thank goodness the FBI doesn't issue sunglasses or key chains. Can you imagine how many of those
Man reports thefts
Man reports thefts SALEM -- Police reported this morning that a Jennings Avenue man told them
CAMPBELL Council candidate is off ballot
The former candidate said a board of elections employee told him there were no problems with the
LPGA lacks full field of players
The 2001 Giant Eagle LPGA Classic officially gets underway today, and for just the fourth time in
Talk of pay raise at YSU reveals major blind spot
Opinion: What could Youngstown State University trustees have been thinking last week when they broached the
AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Mahoning County Planning Commission, 1 p.m., 50 Westchester Drive, Youngstown.
ONE-ON-ONE | Richard Wootten Painter's work focused on the simple and familiar
Q. When did the Burchfield Homestead Museum open and how's it doing? A. We opened in August 1999.
LITTLE LEAGUE Boardman West steps up to plate
The team continues state tournament play against the District 11 champion Wednesday in Eaton. By
Career center offering open enrollment
Career center offering open enrollment The Gordon D. James Career Center in Lordstown now offers
St. Rose Church to have annual festival
GIRARD -- The annual St. Rose Church festival will be Friday through Sunday in the church parking
LOOKING GOOD: Bernadette Marsico, left, of Niles, styles the hair of Virginia Lewis, also of Niles.
LOOKING GOOD: Bernadette Marsico, left, of Niles, styles the hair of Virginia Lewis, also of Niles.
HOWELL'S CASES
HOWELL'S CASES Municipal court The sequence of Zachary T. Howell's cases that have been pending
COLUMBIANA FAIR Take on some tough trucks
From a combine demolition derby to an Amish rock 'n' roll band, this year's fair offers something
MAJOR LEAGUE BOXSCORES
AMERICAN LEAGUE INDIANS 6, TIGERS 3 DETROITCLEVELAND abrhbiabrhbi Cedeno cf4100Lofton cf5220
WEST FARMINGTON Arson spree shocks town; juveniles suspected
The fires were all set within a 2-block area. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER WEST
Objects possibly water
Objects possibly water Scientists have discovered what appears to be a swarm of icy comets
COLUMBIANA CORNER Bored kids can find work to do on area farms
Lamenting last week about vandalism at the Columbiana County Fairgrounds, Renae Unkefer of the
Parents announce Quereau-Scarsella engagement
The engagement of Lehna Quereau and Joseph Scarsella, both of 63 Wilson St., Struthers, is announced
Smolko-Jones engagement is announced
Carrie Elizabeth Smolko, 12766 State Line Road, Petersburg, and Paul Michael Jones, 3032 Spring
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
Sunday, July 22 (145 stories)
GIANT EAGLE LPGA CLASSIC 12th annual tourney set at Squaw Creek
Action kicks off Monday with several amateur events. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
SCRAPPERS, NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE STATISTICS
SCRAPPERS STATISTICS (Through games Thursday) BATTING ABRHHRRBIAvg. Chris Small c20100.500
IN THE CUP! Area holes-in-one
Cory Ketler, age 11, of West Middlesex, Pa., aced the 157-yard No. 15 hole at Deer Creek Golf Course
INVESTMENTS There's money in the banks
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Stocks of locally based banks are soaring this year. By DON SHILLING
HEATHER HOUSTON DAVID LITTLER
HEATHER HOUSTON DAVID LITTLER YOUNGSTOWN -- The American Hungarian Reformed Church was the setting
Mr. and Mrs. Glavan are honored at family event for 50th jubilee
POLAND -- Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Glavan, 7150 Indian Trail, were honored June 23 on the occasion of
HEATHER TYGER STEPHEN BYCROFT
HEATHER TYGER STEPHEN BYCROFT NEW MIDDLETOWN -- Heather Tyger and Stephen Bycroft, both of 486 S.
1990 SCORES
PlayerParScoreMoney x-Beth Daniel-965-69-73--20760,000 Patty Sheehan-970-68-69--20737,000
2000 SCORES
PlayerParTotalMoney Dorothy Delasin-11205$150,000 Pat Hurst-1120593,093 Wendy Ward-920754,514
CANFIELD -- A few years ago, Brian Palumbo thought it would be a great idea to open a coffee shop
CANFIELD -- A few years ago, Brian Palumbo thought it would be a great idea to open a coffee shop
Metal & amp; METTLE
A BattleBot competitor from Columbiana hopes to promote awareness of his son's disorder. By
1999 Gallagher-Smith dominates
She shot a record for the three-day tournament and won her first LPGA title. By PETE MOLLICA
BEATITUDE HOUSE 10 years of battling the poverty cycle
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Thirteen years ago, screenwriter Dennis
COURTS
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Phillip P. Acitelli, 58 of 353 Airport Road N.W., Warren, and
YSU BASKETBALL Robic: Schedule is school's strongest
Kent State and Butler help make the Penguins' 2001-02 slate a challenging one. By PETE MOLLICA
THE KOVELS | Antiques and collectibles Construction makes garden seats rare
Did you ever sit on an antique majolica garden seat? Were the breakable seats taken inside in the
AREA CALENDAR
JULY TODAY -- Second round of the 11th annual Doc Candella Memorial Stroke Play Tournament at
Decked out IN SUN
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Vinyl is final -- wood's no good. This might well
Exhibit areas will close
Exhibit areas will close WARREN -- Exhibit areas in Trumbull Art Gallery, 720 Mahoning Ave. N.W.,
Browns facing rugged schedule
Earlier this week, Butch Davis, the new coach of the Cleveland Browns, talked about the start of
Blood pressure checks
Blood pressure checks BROOKFIELD -- Blood pressure screenings are available from 10 a.m. to noon
MUSEUMS Area attractions
Arms Family Museum of Local History -- 648 Wick Ave., Youngstown, (330) 743-2589: "Heart & amp;
Facility officials question need for new Forum Health center
THE VINDICATOR/YOUNGSTOWN Austintown Ambulatory has been offering urgent-care services since 1986.
CAREER PATHS
ADVERTISING AUSTINTOWN -- Marcus Thomas LLC, an advertising and public relations agency with
NORTHFIELD RESULTS
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Marlow Hanover (Case)2.602.202.10 Cmon Sloopy Hangon (D
VETERANS
VETERANS Black soldiers honored At 10 a.m. Monday at Arlington National Cemetery, the Department
OHIO Outlook of zoning upsets residents
Some Ohio cities want a referendum to stop the annexation reform bill awaiting the governor's
Police find body of man
Police find body of man YOUNGSTOWN -- Police on patrol found a man's body in a wooded area off
MERCER Baptism gowns displayed
The preservationist said it takes about 30 minutes to preserve each christening gown. By VIRGINIA
IF YOU GO Baseball Hall of Fame
Location/directions: Cooperstown is in central New York State, 70 miles west of Albany and 30 miles
West wins, stays alive for district finale
The Boardman West team celebrates three runners scoring in the second inning of Saturday's district
LAWRENCE COUNTY Program fosters a love for animals
Volunteers are needed to provide foster homes for homeless dogs and cats. By LAURE CIOFFI
Minchers renew vows for 50th at dinner party
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Mincher of Boardman were guests of honor during a dinner party
INSIDE
INSIDE XToday in Section J, we preview the Giant Eagle LPGA Classic. The event returns to Squaw
Officer injured at fire
Officer injured at fire NILES -- Niles police said one officer was being taken to a hospital
POINT IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION: Shugar's Country Crafts is one of several gift shops lining Volant's
POINT IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION: Shugar's Country Crafts is one of several gift shops lining Volant's
MAHONING VALLEY Agreement has ladies staying through 2004
VIENNA -- The Board of Mahoning Valley Sports Charities, Inc., the non-profit foundation that owns
Squaw Creek days had rain, playoffs
Despite rainy conditions, the tourney had dramatic finishes. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS
Pros have to make shots
The Giant Eagle LPGA Classic comes to Squaw Creek Country Club this week and it might just be the
Welfare rights agency
Welfare rights agency WARREN -- The Warren-Trumbull Welfare Rights Organization and Ohio Client
Seniors shape up
By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER Nick DiFabio, 67, is familiar with exercising. In
Volant offers at-home setting
VOLANT, Pa. -- Nestled on the winding banks of Neshannock Creek, a way back in the rolling hills of
ROAD WORK Area construction
A schedule of area road construction projects: MAHONING COUNTY Lake Milton: Work continues on
Dinner party held to celebrate Sanchez jubilee
BOARDMAN -- A dinner party June 16 at Tippecanoe Country Club, Canfield, honored Mr. and Mrs. Marce
Former Spartan star in Giant Eagle field
By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA -- Kelly Cap was an all-state golfer at Boardman
JULIE WEISS SCOTT ADAMS
JULIE WEISS SCOTT ADAMS MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich. -- Living in Rochester Hills, Mich., are Scott D.
WIC gives baby showers
WIC gives baby showers YOUNGSTOWN -- In celebration of World Breastfeeding Week and Breastfeeding
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Marlow Hanover (Case)2.602.202.10 Cmon Sloopy Hangon (D
The Vindicator/Rebecca Sloan
The Vindicator/Rebecca Sloan TRANSFORMED: Built in 1812, Volant's old mill is now a gift shop and
AIMEE CARTER ROBERT SMITH
AIMEE CARTER ROBERT SMITH YOUNGSTOWN -- Honeymooning in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, are Robert
NOREEN WHITE TIMOTHY NEWELL
NOREEN WHITE TIMOTHY NEWELL STRUTHERS -- A honeymoon in Cancun, Mexico, followed the June 23
Communi-Tee Night set for Wednesday
VIENNA -- It definitely won't be all golf during the 2001 Giant Eagle LPGA Classic which begins
BRIAN RICHESSON | Scrappers Message to fans: Don't panic
Neal Huntington doesn't lay awake at night wondering why the Mahoning Valley Scrappers have the
KRISTIN LANTERMAN BRIAN PANIGALL
KRISTIN LANTERMAN BRIAN PANIGALL YOUNGSTOWN -- Kristin Lanterman, daughter of Thomas and Mary
University trustees praise style, initiatives of Sweet
A faculty leader says the pace of Sweet's first year was slow. By RON COLE VINDICATOR STAFF
ANNIKA SORENSTAM Profile
Born: 10/9/70 Stockholm, Sweden Residence: Incline Village, Nev. Rookie Year: 1994 Career Victories:
Zlotnicks honored at brunch for 50th anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN -- Judge and Mrs. Julius A. Zlotnick of Youngstown were honored July 1 at a champagne
GINA DIORIO PATRICK FECKO
GINA DIORIO PATRICK FECKO POLAND -- A honeymoon to the Bahamas followed the July 7 wedding of
LISA ROTUNNO CHRISTOPHER MODELSKI
LISA ROTUNNO CHRISTOPHER MODELSKI LOWELLVILLE -- Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Church was the
CAFARO FIELD Scrappers hang on, win slugfest, 11-10
The Renegades threatened in the ninth inning. By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF NILES
2000 Rookie Delasin wins in playoff
An exciting playoff against Pat Hurst gave Delasin the victory. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR
SATURDAY'S GAMES
SATURDAY'S GAMES American League Seattle 6, Minnesota 3 Cleveland 8, Detroit 4 Chicago White
The Mafia got Valley into its current mess, why not let them get us out of it?
Opinion: The Mafia got Valley into its current mess, why not let them get us out of it? EDITOR: It is so
THE WORKPLACE Study: Job stress is widespread
White-collar burnout is now the focus of much research. RALEIGH NEWS & amp; OBSERVER Unlike
Latest drug ring bust reveals the extent of the problem
Opinion: When the 10 to 20 additional accused in two drug trafficking drug rings that have operated in
Zalkas feted at dinner for golden jubilee
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Zalka of 734 Pasadena Ave. were honored July 21 at a Mass at Sts.
Kovaches mark 50th jubilee at dinner party
CAMPBELL -- A dinner celebration was held July 1 at the Holiday Inn in Boardman in honor of the 50th
Soaring spirits fill the sky
Balloon Quest 2001 has taken flight at Scotland Meadows Park, off U.S. 224 in Union Township, Pa.
NILES City to remove soil for bridge
The contract for the $7.21 million project is expected to be awarded in March. By DENISE DICK
1992 SCORES
PlayerParScoreMoney x-Betsy King-771-67-71--209$75,000 Donna Andrews-770-69-70--20935,643 Beth
KELLY HANNON KEITH FIZET
KELLY HANNON KEITH FIZET YOUNGSTOWN -- The marriage of Kelly Hannon and Keith Fizet, both of
YOUNGSTOWN YSU chief reflects on 1st year
Dr. David Sweet says it's unlikely the university will reach its enrollment target this fall. By
Andrea Fair and Steven Lazroff to wed Aug. 18 at Fellows Riverside Gardens
AUSTINTOWN -- Roger and Charolette Fair, 82 N. Navarre Ave., announce the engagement of their
PlayerParTotalMoney
PlayerParTotalMoney x-Tammie Green-1364-71-68--203$90,000 Laura Davies-1367-66-70--20355,855
CARISSA SAYERS GARY HICKENBOTTOM
CARISSA SAYERS GARY HICKENBOTTOM STALEY, N.C. -- Carissa Lynn Sayers and Gary Lee Hickenbottom
New experiences: One way to encourage your family to try new things is to let your kids take the
New experiences: One way to encourage your family to try new things is to let your kids take the
1996 SCORES
PlayerParScoreMoney Michelle McGann-1671-64-65--200$90,000 Kim Saiki-1368-67-68--20355,855
CASIE HOLZER DAVID JOYCE
CASIE HOLZER DAVID JOYCE POLAND -- A reception at The Embassy in Youngstown followed the June 30
LISETTE LEBRON JAMES ALBERTI
LISETTE LEBRON JAMES ALBERTI YOUNGSTOWN -- Lisette Lebron, daughter of Jacinto and Juanita Lebron,
Knowledge of language not needed
White found out most Chinese are well acquainted with the United States. EAST LIVERPOOL -- Anyone
1997 Green beats Davies
Tammie Green's determined win in a marathon struggle marked her second area LPGA championship.
ST. BRENDAN'S Saunders honored with golf benefit
He's been a coach at the school for the last 25 years. LAKE MILTON -- The first St. Brendan School
Rosens honored at reception for 50th anniversary
STRUTHERS -- Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Rosen of 140 Renee Drive were the guests of honor July 8 at a
KARRIE WEBB Profile
Born: 12/21/74 Ayr, Queensland, Australia Residence: Boynton Beach, Fla. Rookie Year: 1996
The tournament manager said he expects homeowners to open their yards for paid parking.
The tournament manager said he expects homeowners to open their yards for paid parking. By PETE
1991 SCORES
PlayerParScoreMoney x-Deb Richard-970-69-68--207$75,000 Jane Geddes-969-70-68--20746,250
MGIANT EAGLE CLASSIC MONEY LEADERS
MGIANT EAGLE CLASSIC MONEY LEADERS (Combined earnings for 11 tournaments) PlayerNo. EventsTotal
SWEET'S FIRST YEAR
SWEET'S FIRST YEAR At a glance Highlights of Dr. David Sweet's first year as Youngstown State
The 2000 Rookie of the Year is "bummed" that she won't get that chance on the course she won on.
The 2000 Rookie of the Year is "bummed" that she won't get that chance on the course she won on.
1996 McGann's final-round flurry sets event record
The Florida native shot a 7-under in her final round to become Avalon's first two-time LPGA
CONNIE MACK Area teams are ousted: 4 squads still contend
WW Heating won a tiebreaker to earn a regional berth. STRUTHERS -- JL Clevelanders, Cleveland
2001 SCHEDULE Days' highlights
MONDAY 8:00 a.m. -- The Vindicator Pro-Am. 9:00 a.m. -- TMH Foundation Golf Clinic Noon --
YOLANDA DOSSMAN ROBERT NEWBERY
YOLANDA DOSSMAN ROBERT NEWBERY STRUTHERS -- Married at 4 p.m. July 7 at Yellow Creek Park were
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of July 22: TODAY Post 6488, VFW, 2065 Coitsville-Hubbard Road,
HEATHER SCURTI JUSTIN DURKIN
HEATHER SCURTI JUSTIN DURKIN AUSTINTOWN -- The Rev. James Korda heard the exchange of vows
GARDEN FORUM Trips planned
Call Eleanor Young, (330) 758-8273, Dorothy Haddox, (330) 799-1613, or the Garden Center, (330) 740-
Top cash winner of local tournament is Ohioan
Two-time champion Tammie Green's best finish at Squaw Creek was third in 1991. By PETE MOLLICA
CAFARO FIELD Scrappers prevail in 33-hit slugfest
Mahoning Valley made it two straight victories over Hudson Valley. By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR
1995 SCORES
PlayerParScoreMoney x-Michelle McGann-1165-70-70--205$82,500 Katie Peterson-1165-69-71--
THE PROCESS
THE PROCESS How annexation works There are several steps that must be followed before a property
FAMILY ACTIVITIES Yes, you're there, with help of guidebook
'Cleveland Family Fun' points the way to spots that will please the kids. By LAURIE M. FISHER
Beebe jubilee is observed at three festivities
AUSTINTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Beebe, 5442 W. Webb Road, observed their 50th wedding anniversary
Gabriels observe 60th anniversary during cruise
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Mack Gabriel, 5165 Youngstown-Poland Road, returned home July 5 from a
AREA GOLF RESULTS
MEN Argus (Dogwood) -- Low gross: Ross Lucarell 36, Dave Ross 37, Don Damicone, Dave Poorman, Gary
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Armstrong mark 70th anniversary at family dinner
MINERAL RIDGE -- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Armstrong of 1483 Blunt St. were honored July 7 at a family
Catch the ESSENCE
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. -- The autograph of former Mahoning
MAKING IT HAPPEN Founding sponsors & amp; trustees
Cellular One (1993) True North Energy (1993) Trumbull County Convention and Visitors Bureau (1993)
X1 laptop offers speed and versatility
JIM ROSSMAN DALLAS MORNING NEWS WinBook's new X1 takes portable computing to extremes. At 4.7
Mass and dinner honor jubilee of the Gearharts
AUSTINTOWN -- A Mass at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church and a family dinner July 14 at Anthony's on
MELISSA SKLEPKO PHIL KARAM
MELISSA SKLEPKO PHIL KARAM YOUNGSTOWN -- St. Columba Cathedral provided the setting for the July
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
WARREN -- Superior Printing of Warren won several awards recently at the annual Premier Print Awards
DAY BY DAY
DAY BY DAY Best bets for deals All days are not created equal when it comes to travel, according
KIMBERLY WALTER BRIAN LUTHER
KIMBERLY WALTER BRIAN LUTHER MIDDLEFIELD -- Kimberly Jo Walter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Senate Bill 5, which attempts to revise municipal annexation law, has passed the Ohio House and
Senate Bill 5, which attempts to revise municipal annexation law, has passed the Ohio House and
KEYSTONE CLIPS Funeral director gets in a last word
Lawrence County Commissioner Roger DeCarbo got the last laugh when a member of the audience at
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES TODAY St. Rose of Lima Church, 50 Struthers-Coitsville Road, Youngstown, 10 a.m. to
'BALSAMIC DREAMS' | A review Vinegar wit skewers the boomers
The humorist claims his peers were the first to 'sell out and insist they hadn't.' By ROB STOUT
Stocker-West engagement is made known
STRUTHERS -- Announcing plans for their forthcoming wedding are Kate Stocker, 519 Maplewood Ave.,
1994 Green survives 32-hole Sunday
Because of Saturday's rain, Tammie Green had to play 32 holes on Sunday, but managed to prevail for
JAMES DULLEY Cutting Your Utility Bills Many modular-home designs take thinking outside the box
Q. I have always thought of modular houses as little plain boxes, until I recently saw a very
LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL Boardman duel will decide district championship
By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT BOARDMAN -- The Ohio Little League District 2 baseball
CRIME SOLVER
CRIME SOLVER Mercer County Cattle theft is the focus of Mercer County Crime Solvers this week:
CONNIE MACK TOURNAMENT Three local teams advance to regional
WW Heating benefited by the luck of the draw. STRUTHERS -- Roth Brothers, Fabulous Goldsteins and
Events precede tournament
VIENNA -- The Giant Eagle LPGA Classic, which begins Monday at Squaw Creek Country Club, will have
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Former Titans play in pro ranks
Four men with ties to Westminster College are playing professional basketball this summer. Three
Firefighters remove train cars from tunnel
Firefighters remove train cars from tunnel BALTIMORE -- Firefighters made progress Saturday
EAST LIVERPOOL China captivates Malone graduate
The city man found some modern cities in China, but many areas in the world's most populous nation
SOLHEIM CUP U.S.-Europe to do battle under past format
The 2002 event will be held in Edina, Minn. PHOENIX -- The 2002 Solheim Cup, and all future
ELKTON 2 escape from federal prison
The men were the first to escape after the minimum security unit was fenced in. ELKTON --
ANGELA GRAHOVAC KYLE NURMINEN
ANGELA GRAHOVAC KYLE NURMINEN YOUNGSTOWN -- Angela Annette Grahovac, daughter of Emil and Annette
MILITARY ACADEMY Graduates
Several area residents graduated from military academies and were commissioned officers in the
HOLLY LUTZ STEVE ALBAUGH
HOLLY LUTZ STEVE ALBAUGH BOARDMAN -- St. James Meeting House in Boardman Township Park was the
PlayerParScoreMoney
PlayerParScoreMoney Jackie Gallagher-Smith-17199$150,000 Marnie McGuire-1420293,093 Karrie
Danielle Ammaccapane
Danielle Ammaccapane Dina Ammaccapane Natalie Aber Donna Andrews Lori Atsedes Beth Bader
LORI MEDVEC ADAM GARON
LORI MEDVEC ADAM GARON HUBBARD -- Living at 419 E. University Ave., Ada, following a honeymoon to
1995 McGann captures title after three-hole playoff
Runner-up Katie Peterson-Parker bogeyed the final hole and lost in the sudden-death playoff.
1994 SCORES
Tammie Green ($82,500)67-69-70--206 C. Walker ($51,201)68-69-71--208 Kim Shipman ($33,211)69-69-
FOSTER FAMILIES Homeless pets
Promises for Pets, a nonprofit Lawrence County affiliate of Angels for Animals, has started a foster
By PETE MOLLICA
By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA -- For the past eight years, Squaw Creek Country
Saturday, July 21 (48 stories)
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XTri-County Chapter of the American Business Women's Association will meet Aug. 7 at
Slow-pitch fades into sunset
Fast-pitch has become popular while there has been a decline in the area's men's and women's
Don't trample Bill of Rights on way to save the flag
Opinion: The House of Representatives is again calling for a constitutional amendment to ban flag-burning.
The festival continues today and Sunday.
The festival continues today and Sunday. By ASHLEY POWERS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD --
NY-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers snap losing streak
Mahoning Valley put together a solid all-around performance in beating Hudson Valley 6-1. By BILL
Workers reinstated
Workers reinstated CHAMPION -- The governing board of Trumbull Career and Technical Center has
Calmer Traficant demands tapes
The congressman didn't bother to let the government know where to deliver 35 boxes of evidence that
Police continue break-in investigation
Police continue break-in investigation WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. -- Southwest Regional police said
SALEM JUBILEE Events
All events will be on the stage at Broadway Avenue and East State Street unless otherwise noted.
Mary Hernandez, Angel Perez plan summer wedding
YOUNGSTOWN -- Consuelo and Fortunato N. Hernandez, 917 Franklin Ave., are announcing plans for the
YOUNGSTOWN Local psalmist sacrifices for Jesus with first Christian music CD
The vocalist said she gives her singing 110 percent. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT YOUNGSTOWN -- She's
Police probe report of dumped watch box
Police probe report of dumped watch box WASHINGTON -- Troubles mounted Friday for Rep. Gary
BOXING Warren's Hanshaw defeats Nigerian
The crowd was solidly behind Hanshaw. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT CANTON -- Tony "The
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE The Italian Fest continues from 3 to 11 p.m. today and 12:15 to 10 p.m. Sunday at the
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL Tri-T Colt (ages 15-17) East Palestine Venezia Auto Sales 7, Struthers Davis &
Parents announce Sherman-Lesko engagement
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Budd and Thomas L. Lesko, all of Boardman, announce the
ALTIERE CAMPAIGN FINANCES Party insider says he wasn't a donor
By PEGGY SINKOVICH and STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- A Weathersfield
NOTEBOOK Items of interest
It's done: The Scrappers wiped out a 10-game losing streak, the longest of their three-year tenure
HUBBARD TWP. Coonce seeks plea bargain
The township police chief says he didn't fix traffic tickets. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Forum Health Northside
Forum Health Northside Dusty L. Tovtin and Jon K. Blystone, 840 Dean St., Youngstown, boy, July
NORTH JACKSON School walls to get repairs
The job will cost about $30,000, the architect says. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER NORTH
LORDSTOWN School district and union settle unfair labor practice complaint
SERB is expected to consider the agreement next month. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
MAJOR LEAGUE BOXSCORES
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SALEM Red Cross training revised to fit national guidelines
The local chapter received a donation of CPR mannequins from the National Automobile Dealers
YOUNGSTOWN After no-contest pleas, Da-Bing is set to reopen for business
The law director says the city's witnesses didn't show up for Thursday's hearing. By IAN HILL
GIRARD Police chief wants escape to be investigated
Police say they were never asked to watch the prisoner. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
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BY JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF YOUNGSTOWN -- Barb (Nick) Ballestrino, admitting she was
WARREN SCHOOLS District hopes for funding
The district could raze all the buildings but one when funds become available. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
Grant from Gates Foundation adds 60 computers to library branches
YOUNGSTOWN -- Sixty computers from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation have been installed in
POLICE CALLS Girard, Liberty
Summary of police activity: GIRARD July 14 Theft: A chain saw and keys were stolen from a
Widow awarded $55,000 in back payments for husband's death
YOUNGSTOWN -- An 81-year-old widow of a retired U.S. Steel electrician was awarded about $55,000 in
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Richard D. Spencer Jr., 33, of 10894 Mahoning Ave., North
Nurses ratify contract
Nurses will receive pay raises of 4 percent a year. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR
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PULASKI TOWNSHIP, PA. Adult store appeals denial of permits
The bookstore owner's attorneys claim the township law is unconstitutional. By LAURE CIOFFI
UWeathersfield Schools Superintendent Rocci Adduci said the school board increased his salary by
UWeathersfield Schools Superintendent Rocci Adduci said the school board increased his salary by
Doreen Quear, John J. Valley to wed Aug. 25
The engagement of Doreen Audrey Quear, Johnson Circle, Hillsville, Pa., and John Joseph Valley, 1642
Tylenol was the top selling pain pill last year, with sales of $469.6 million; Advil came in second
Tylenol was the top selling pain pill last year, with sales of $469.6 million; Advil came in second
Goins-Sferra wedding is set for Sept. 1
CAMPBELL -- Announcement is being made of the engagement of Gretchen Meschelle Goins, daughter of
BOARDMAN Kind cops cheer up young theft victim
The mother said the girl learned a valuable lesson. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
YOUNGSTOWN McKelvey's attorney files protest against candidacy
The independent candidate doesn't think a person has to live in Youngstown to run for the city's
VIENNA Air Force probes credit card use
The public affairs officer said the base commander will be willing to talk after the probe. By
Parents announce Rencewicz and Demsey troth
WARREN -- The Rev. and Mrs. John Rencewicz II of 317 Belmont Ave. N.W., announce the engagement of
Loan approved for Pulaski sewage system
The money will pay for design and engineering work. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A loan from the
PEOPLE
PEOPLE Farewell celebration YOUNGSTOWN -- A farewell celebration for the Rev. Gary Frost and his
SCHEDULE Bible school
Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 388 E. Midlothian Blvd., Youngstown. Theme: Beach Trek. Classes: Age 3
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Canfield Fair contest
Canfield Fair contest CANFIELD -- Crafting art from a bag of household scraps is the challenge of
BOARDMAN New chase policy invoked
An officer said police have information about the vehicle and the driver. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
MAHONING VALLEY Nurses will vote on pact with Forum
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN The two sides reached the agreement quietly, without a third party and
Postal Service bonus plan is ill-timed, unwarranted
Opinion: Here's another item for your "Only In Government" file: The U.S. Postal Service is facing a $2
NILES SCHOOLS Plan for facility has support
The district is part of a group of schools seeking a grant to improve American- history teaching.
ALTERNATIVES TO AMNESTY
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: Illegal immigration is such a complicated and emotional issue that the very words
Park programs look at rocks, wildlife
PORTERSVILLE, Pa. -- Programs about fossils, wildlife habitats and recycling are to begin this
Breakfast at the Lake
Breakfast at the Lake CORTLAND -- The speaker at this month's "Breakfast at the Lake" is Gene
WARREN Secretary protests relocation of office without telling her
Commission members say they have no problem with the move. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
SHOOTING
SHOOTING Vienna club members earn state titles Two members of the Vienna Cougars junior rifle
Mother faces charges
Mother faces charges YOUNGSTOWN -- A 22-year-old mother has been charged with child endangering
LISBON Family says funeral home was disrespectful, inappropriate
Punitive damages of $750,000 are being sought. LISBON -- The family of a deceased man is suing a
BOARDMAN Teacher's hearing is delayed
Authorities believe the Chaney student has run away from home again. BOARDMAN -- A pre-trial
DORSEY NICHOLSON Earnhardt portrait to assist needy
The artist donated the painting to New Covenant Worship Center Ladies Ministry. By VERONICA GORLEY
Car hits 12-year-old who rode bike into its path
SALEM -- Christian Milhoan, 12, of 1448 Cleveland St., rode his bicycle into a car's path about 4:39
AUSTINTOWN Man is arraigned on burglary charge
The suspect had to be shaken awake by police. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER AUSTINTOWN
COLON CASE Second gag order angers girl's family
A family friend called the order asinine. By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Hudson Valley (17-12) at Scrappers (6-24). When: 7:05. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
QUOTES About the proposal
"It suggests that the endorsement process is tied to money and the precinct committee people don't
West Branch board buys new textbooks
West Branch board buys new textbooks BELOIT -- New textbooks are coming to West Branch schools.
Boardman Lions Club inducts officers
BOARDMAN -- The Boardman Lions Club held installation of new officers for 2001-02 at a dinner June
NEW CASTLE Council OKs agreement for project
Project work must start within 30 days of the state's approval of the contract. By LAURE CIOFFI
BRISTOL RAPE Lawyer: Mom had trust in teen
Both adults have been released from jail after posting bond. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
Congregation will rebuild after fire
WARREN -- The 40 or so people who worship each week in Austin Village Baptist Church are looking for
PennDOT won't fund traffic signals
Traffic volume on U.S. Route 224 in Union Township isn't considered heavy enough for a signal.
UNGARO'S REAPPOINTMENT OF GREAT BENEFIT TO VALLEY
Opinion: EDITOR: On behalf of the Grow Mahoning Valley committee, I would like to thank Gov. Bob Taft for
TRUMBULL COUNTY Commissioners move on clearing trench
The study recommended a much more expensive solution. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
GAIL WHITE It's adolescence, and the aliens have landed
I have a 12-year-old alien living in my house. I suspect that one night when my son Robert was
CLUB CALENDAR
CLUBS XParents of Performing Arts will meet at 4 p.m. Wednesday in the senior citizens room at the
Campers hit the books
The reading program gives kids a chance to discover an early love of literature. By NANCY TULLIS
WARREN Former landfill owner gets more jail time
He finished serving a six-month jail sentence last month. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS A special Men's and Women's Recreational Day is scheduled Aug. 25 at the Bieber
GETTING IT RIGHT
UThe telephone numbers in Sunday's listings for the Diabetes Helpline and for the prenatal breast-
Following rules of the road
Opinion: The Boardman Police Department has taken a good first step to protect innocent bystanders from the
SANDLOTS Express sweeps to Ruth crowns
The teams won both the 13-year-old and the 14-15 titles. YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown Express swept
MAHONING COUNTY Carano discusses party's fee plan
Some Democratic officeholders question the wisdom of requiring elected officials to pay 5 percent of
GUILFORD LAKE Divers to look for Middleton Township woman
LISBON -- Searchers are expected to scour Guilford Lake next week for a Middleton Township woman who
FESTIVAL
FESTIVAL Scheduled activities The 68th festival started Wednesday and runs through Sunday at the
Pavlik bursts onto scene
Kelly Pavlik learned to fight on the backyard football fields of Youngstown. "I was always
YSU PAY Raise amounts
Most top administrators at Youngstown State University got 3 percent pay raises as of July 1. Top 10
Connoisseurs of cuisine
Lucille Soltesz, above, gets ready to box up pizzas while Dick Dubiel, left, lugs a tray of the very
New principal chosen in Columbiana
COLUMBIANA -- Longtime Salem resident Fred Kunar will begin duties Aug. 1 as Columbiana High School
MIKE BRAUN Pa. family cleans up at trap shoot
The Pascoes of New Castle, Pa., turned in a stellar family performance last weekend at the West
Mike Krake heads Struthers Rotary
BOARDMAN -- Struthers Rotary Club installed new officers during a dinner meeting July 13 at Antone's
NILES Kitchen duty's a tradition at festival
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF NILES -- For five days each July, Our Lady of Mount
Coroner: Man who died in woods had a heart attack
HARLANSBURG, Pa. -- Authorities say a man found dead in the woods in Scott Township died of natural
Kiwanis Club to celebrate 85th year
BOARDMAN -- The Kiwanis Club of Youngstown will celebrate its 85th anniversary at a dinner
Program's enrollment
Program's enrollment NILES -- The enrollment period for a city-endorsed natural-gas program has
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BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Gregg and Rebecca Lopuchovsky, 3348 Lewis-Seifert Road, Hubbard, twins: girl and
SCOTT SHALAWAY These moths can be mistaken for birds
If it looks like a hummingbird, flies like a hummingbird, and feeds like a hummingbird, it should be
YSU Board delays raise for Sweet
YSU's top administrators got 3 percent raises as of July 1. By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION
JACK WOLLITZ Diligence keeps water flowing
With three-quarter of the earth's surface covered by water, it's easy to take our precious liquid
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The music is back at Ponderosa
By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER SALEM -- Jeff Best has faith that country music
By DON SHILLING
By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- Pulling up his big Ford Expedition to a
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Cubs (Tavarez 6-6) at Pirates (D. Williams 1-2). When: 7:05. Radio/TV: WBZY-AM (1280).
MAHONING COUNTY Hanni reacts to Dem plan
Assessing Democratic officeholders is good in theory, but it will never work here, said the former
City to probe reports that cops beat man
City to probe reports that cops beat man WARREN -- The city will conduct the investigation into
MAHONING COUNTY Task force makes arrests in relation to drug rings
The two rings operated independently, an officer said. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
GOING RATES Across the country
Average prices for regular gas, as of last week: Midwest: $1.28. Northeast Ohio: $1.32. Gulf
RATES Certificates of deposit The table shows the annual percentage yield as of Wednesday. All yields given in percent. Balances required vary, and some banks offer lower yields if certain balances
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TANK TOPPING Falling gas prices
Mahoning Valley gas prices are less than elsewhere in Ohio and much less than the national average.
MAHONING COUNTY Task force begins arresting suspects linked to 2 drug rings
The investigation also turned up a cockfighting operation. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
Cubs rally in ninth to defeat Pittsburgh
By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF PITTSBURGH -- Something had to give when Pirates starter
Placement denied for Jackie Colon
Placement denied for Jackie Colon YOUNGSTOWN -- Jackie Colon, 14, who police said stabbed a 3
POLAND SCHOOLS Addition plan would link two buildings
Village council is considering the proposal. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
CANFIELD Council rejects rezoning
Council members said they oppose commercial encroachment on a residential area. By PETER H.
GIRARD Prisoner's escape fuels ongoing dispute among city officials
The prisoner walked off when he was left in the justice center lobby. By TIM YOVICH VINDICTOR
AUDITIONS Where to try out for roles
ACTORS "The King and I." Players Guild Theatre, 1001 Market Avenue North, Canton, 10-1 July 28 and
HARLANSBURG, PA. Body of elderly man found near farm
HARLANSBURG, Pa. -- The search for an elderly Scott Township man ended early today when his body was
CANFIELD SCHOOLS Volunteer baseball coach is out
The decision not to bring back Pitzulo was based on complaints from parents, the superintendent
BRISTOL TWP. Father of rape suspect, woman plead innocent to endangering
No adults were home when the 5-year-old girl was injured, the sheriff said. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Board to appeal railroad decision
BOARDMAN -- The Boardman Township Park Board will appeal a federal court judge's decision that led
MINERAL RIDGE Weathersfield board OKs raise for superintendent
There had been no provision for a raise in the contract. MARY SMITH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
NEW YORK-PENN Scrapperslose again in 10th
It was their eighth loss in extra innings this year as Batavia prevailed, 6-5. BATAVIA, N.Y. --
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Timothy J. Smith, 21, of 172 Kendall Ave., C, Campbell, and
URBAN LEAGUE Program finances OK in audit
An audit of the Warren-Trumbull Urban League by the state is pending. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Companies sue city to get compensation
A city statute limits local towing charges to $30 for government-related tows and gives $10 of that
Bucs look at Cubs as hope for future
PITTSBURGH -- Baseball fans usually don't appreciate a visit from the league's top team. The 2001
SHARON Four officers are injured while trying to arrest city man
The man's aunt was charged with hindering apprehension. SHARON, Pa. -- The city police department
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY With help, blind workers open employers' eyes
Before I put on my glasses, my vision is 20/200. The world is an impressionist painting. Karen
INDICTMENTS The list
A federal grand jury in Cleveland has indicted 18 men and women from the New York and Youngstown
Campaign finance reform down the tubes again
Opinion: Just like the miscreant who on a technicality walks out of court a free man, the Republican House
COMMISSIONERS Agenda items
Trumbull County commissioners were expected to approve the following agenda items at their regular
WEST MIDDLESEX, PA. The big top is going back up as circus comes to town again
The circus returns as a fund-raiser for the Kiwanis Club. By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF
TRUMBULL COUNTY Bristol family
Roy E. McDaniel, 51, and his girlfriend, Angelique Bailey, 35, live at 1672 state Route 88 with the
Band plays free concert
Band plays free concert FRANKLIN, Pa. -- The Musicians' Concert Band, under the direction of
Officials find cockfighting operation
Police said bettors probably wagered $8,000 each week on the roosters. YOUNGSTOWN -- The discovery
NILES Walgreen finds site for its latest Valley store
A Ponderosa, closed earlier this year, and a donut shop formerly occupied the site. By DENISE DICK
WARREN Workers were near Sharon, but their alibi holds water
The workers were sent to a uniform store in Pennsylvania, the city said. By AMANDA C. DAVIS and
UW wants businesses to step up to the plate
The pacesetters' goal is to raise $925,000 by Sept. 12. YOUNGSTOWN -- With some businesses closing
PIRATES NOTEBOOK From PNC Park
Cooled bats: After batting .235 in April and .239 in May, the Pirates' bats came alive in June
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VIENNA Company to build hangar
The private hangar will be the third built at the airport in two years. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
WEBVAN CHECKS OUT
Opinion: San Francisco Chronicle: It was a gem of an idea but a dud in reality. With a few mouse clicks, a
WARREN Workers were near Sharon, but their reason holds water
The workers were sent to a uniform store in Pennsylvania, the city said. By AMANDA C. DAVIS and
BRISTOL RAPE Adults to face judge
No adults were home when the 5-year-old girl was injured, the sheriff said. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
2001 SCHEDULE Ponderosa Park Pavilion
Sunday: Billy "Crash" Craddock, Eddy Raven, "Perfect Stranger," "Desperado." July 29: Doug Stone,
AUSTINTOWN Man accused of breaking into apartment, raping girl
AUSTINTOWN -- Police are investigating a report that an Austintown man broke into a Fountain Square
Salem radio stations moving to Boardman
SALEM -- Two Salem radio stations could be operating from a different studio by Labor Day. WSOM-AM
WARREN Council weighs a rise in fees for road repair fund
The city can impose two more $5 fees for vehicle registration. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
Truckers ignoring yield signs endanger drivers
Opinion: Truckers ignoring yield signs endanger drivers EDITOR: For the umpteenth time I have been near-
GIRARD Prisoner's escape fuels dispute
The prisoner walked off when he was left in the justice center lobby. By TIM YOVICH VINDICTOR
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Mark and Kelli Welton, 4581 Deercreek Court, No. 5, Youngstown, boy, July
McDONALD Deluga, lieutenant clear probation
Stacy Foster resigned from the village Audit Committee. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR STAFF
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials to OK tax break
The move will create five full-time jobs and a part-time job. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Board to trim money from funding requests
Commissioners accepted the resignation of a longtime county official. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
NILES Council OKs court renovations
Court funds will reimburse the city's general fund for the project at municipal court. By DENISE
Facing assault charges
Facing assault charges LEETONIA -- A 58-year-old village man is to appear late today in Northwest
BRINGING MUSIC TO THE AREA Concerted efforts
There are several steps involved in bringing a concert to the area, but that hasn't stopped some
Traficant comes face-to-face with the reality of his trial
Opinion: Leave it to Congressman James A. Traficant Jr. to think that he can describe a federal judge's
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Chief Warrant Officer James and Sharla (Sawyer) Davis of Fort Richardson, Alaska, are announcing the
"I couldn't spend money like I wanted. I couldn't pay bills like I wanted. You have to pinch pennies
"I couldn't spend money like I wanted. I couldn't pay bills like I wanted. You have to pinch pennies
Children's safety fair
Children's safety fair YOUNGSTOWN -- A safety fair will be at San-Dee's Child Care Services, 1061
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CLEVELAND Traficant's motion denied in short order
The congressman filed his motion a scant three days before the scheduled hearing. By PATRICIA
GAIL WHITE Ice Zone team takes dreams to competition
Emily Slaven, a 12-year-old strawberry blonde from Poland, glides around on her skates at the Ice
Weighing the costs
Opinion: The value of a missile defense system to the United States is a matter of debate, but some sort of
AUSTINTOWN Officials: Kids tried to make a bomb
Nearly 80 residents across Mahoning and Trumbull counties received critical care for poisonings in
By ASHLEY POWERS
By ASHLEY POWERS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Their faces smeared in deep gray cream,
Laura Falgiani, Jordan Benware are engaged
BROKEN ARROW, Okla. -- The engagement of Laura Marie Falgiani and Jordan Benware is being announced
NILES Waterline installation completed in city
A Youngstown company is the contractor for the $2 million project. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
AUSTINTOWN Stun gun quells standoff
AUSTINTOWN -- A 24-year-old Kirk Road man kept police at bay for 21/2 hours early today by holding a
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Soul food Alligator Soul Chipotle Mayo, from Alligator Soul restaurant in Washington state, will
BEGINNING TOUR: Senegalese singer-songwriter Youssou N'Dour smiles during an interview in Dakar,
BEGINNING TOUR: Senegalese singer-songwriter Youssou N'Dour smiles during an interview in Dakar,
LAWRENCE COUNTY Salary board
Lawrence County salary board members met Tuesday and agreed to: Create two lieutenant positions in
LOWELLVILLE School work set to begin
The future of the old high school is uncertain. By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
PERFORMING ARTS Area groups join up and take their PLACES!
Local theaters are collaborating to get their act together. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
Boy burns face, arm
Boy burns face, arm LIBERTY -- A 15-year-old Louise Lane boy was treated at Forum Health Tod
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Scott J. Suchora, 29, of 6344 Navajo Place, Poland, and Stacey
TROY, MICH. Quarterly earnings dip for Delphi Automotive
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN A company official attributed the drop to a decline in automobile
JAPAN AND THE PAST IT DENIES
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: The movie "Pearl Harbor" has revived attention in America on the Japanese surprise
POISONED Whom to call
The telephone number to call if someone has been exposed to poisonous materials: Central Ohio
NEW CASTLE Man held without bond in shooting
The shooting may have been the result of a fistfight that happened Saturday, witnesses said.
WARREN Son gets jail time for attack on father
The man also received five years' probation. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
SALEM City council turns down zoning recommendation
Area residents lobbied against the rezoning. SALEM -- Complying with the wishes of many residents,
Jacquelyn Ready, Mr. Evrard plan Sept. 1 wedding
COLUMBIANA -- Charles and Joan Ready of Columbiana are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
EAST LIVERPOOL Fire kills one after failed rescue
The assistant fire chief said the man was afraid to get on the ladder. By NORMAN LEIGH
Girard board receives one bid for removal of school carpet
GIRARD -- A Cleveland-area company is the only bidder seeking to remove carpeting from the troubled
Board approves placing levy on Nov. ballot
SOUTHINGTON -- The school board approved Tuesday putting a three-year, $200,000 emergency levy on
AUSTINTOWN Poison scare raises concern
Nearly 80 residents across Mahoning and Trumbull counties received critical care for poisonings in
AUSTINTOWN Family from New Jersey seeks answers in slaying
Police are looking for a man driving a white semi with a blue 'z' on the side. By IAN HILL
SCRAPPERS NOTES From the road
Third sweep: The four-game sweep by the Crosscutters was the third of the season against the
CCL CONTAINER Strike hinges on workers' contract vote
The company told workers its most recent contract proposal would be the final offer, a union
OHIO State aims to keep track of growing bear population
There have been more than 50 bear sightings in Northeast Ohio so far this year. By MIKE BRAUN
CANFIELD Hiscox will recommend Pitzulo not return as JV coach
Sam Pitzulo thinks more than 100 of his supporters will be at tonight's meeting. By IAN HILL
Andrews-Martin rite is set for early September
YOUNGSTOWN -- Announcing plans for their forthcoming wedding are Tamara Monique Andrews and Brian
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT UThe grandmother of the DiLullo quintuplets of Dayton was incorrectly identified
The following were indicted openly by the Trumbull County grand jury Tuesday. The grand jury also
The following were indicted openly by the Trumbull County grand jury Tuesday. The grand jury also
NEW CASTLE I Care Community Garden blooms
Two vacant county-owned lots were donated for the project. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
YOUNGSTOWN STATE Summer honors
Course offerings for the first session of Youngstown State University's Summer Honors Institute, and
AGENDA
AGENDA THURSDAY McDonald Community Chest, 7 p.m. in the post office building's senior citizens
BUILDING PROJECT At a glance
Groundbreaking on a K-12 campus in Lowellville was scheduled today on the corner of Cooper Avenue
Commission hires firm to redesign clocktower
Commission hires firm to redesign clocktower NEW CASTLE -- Lawrence County commissioners hired
TRUMBULL COUNTY Renovations to begin at Warren library
WARREN -- Work will begin July 30 to renovate the ceiling and improve lighting on the second floor
Garage sale planned
Garage sale planned YOUNGSTOWN -- Crime Stoppers will have a garage sale from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
O'Dea-Fienga nuptials are set for Sept. 23
Announcement is being made of the engagement of Jennifer Marie O'Dea of New Middletown and Benjamin
Osborn-Remias engagement is announced
The Rev. and Mrs. John Osborn of Middletown and David and Lynda Remias, 106 Steel Ave., Girard, are
Lake to River Council plans annual Fore Girls Golf Classic
Each participant in the third annual fund-raiser will receive a prize. BROOKFIELD -- Girl Scouts
OUR GOOD COOKS Her talent had many teachers
This Struthers grandmother credits many people from throughout her life with teaching her the
Tracy DiPasqua, Domenic DiNello to be married
POLAND -- An autumn wedding is planned by Tracy Lynn DiPasqua, 8590 Chesterton Drive, and Dr.
RON STROLLO On file
Age: 31. Education: Certified public accountant (1996); bachelor's degree in accounting,
YOUNGSTOWN School to be bigger all around
The high school will have two gyms, larger classrooms and a combined cafeteria-auditorium. By RON
Lordi moved to prison in Youngstown
YOUNGSTOWN -- Frank A. Lordi, the former Mahoning County commissioner convicted of theft in office,
LAWRENCE CO. Businesses owe county $400,000 in back taxes
The county treasurer wants to hire an attorney to check on delinquent taxpayers. By LAURE CIOFFI
MAHONING DEMOCRATS Party endorsement plan taps winners' salaries
The Democrats' precinct committee members will meet in September to consider the proposal. By
Terri Van Gorder to be bride of Eric Z. Toto
CLIFTON, Va. -- Retired Army Maj. and Mrs. Delbert L. Van Gorder, 6119 Mountain Springs Lane,
YOUNGSTOWN STATE Athletic future secure with naming of Strollo as AD
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF YOUNGSTOWN -- As the search continued, Ron Strollo
NEW HIGH SCHOOL Highlights Features of Youngstown's new high school:
32 regular classrooms. Eight science classrooms. Two computer classrooms. 19 special education
AUDIT RESULTS
AUDIT RESULTS What was found Citations listed in the state audit of Mahoning County include:
Boy burns his face, arm in explosive mishap
Boy burns his face, arm in explosive mishap LIBERTY -- A 15-year-old Louise Lane boy was treated
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers swept by Williamsport
Starting pitcher Victor Kleine gave up three runs in the first five innings. By BILL ALBRIGHT
Associated Press
Associated Press REAL LOVE? John Cusack, Catherine Zeta-Jones, center, and Julia Roberts star in
MAHONING COUNTY State's audit lists 10 minor citations
The audit of the county's financial books did not call for any findings for recovery or list any
NEWTON FALLS Thermatex to close plant; CSC troubles listed as factor
The company said it had been searching for a buyer since March. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR
Strollo receives strong support
YOUNGSTOWN -- As happy as Youngstown State University coaches are for newly-named Athletic Director
Tuesday, July 17 (56 stories)
17TH DISTRICT Prosecutors have pages that Traficant withheld
The government has given early notice of what it plans to use at the congressman's trial. By
GIGGLING FOR FUN AND PROFIT
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: What's so funny about manufacturing? Nothing, really. Cranking out widgets can be
Contentious officials must remember who elected them to office
Opinion: Contentious officials must remember who elected them to office EDITOR: It seems as if every
YOUNGSTOWN Witness tells of struggle
Mitchell has been in a coma since Friday night and remains in critical condition. By IAN HILL
Hen's companion turns out just ducky
Agatha the hen befriended Malcolm the duck when they were both just babies. ART AVAILABLE IN A HALF
Judge gives Downey probation in drug case
Judge gives Downey probation in drug case INDIO, Calif. -- Robert Downey Jr., who faced a possible
AUSTINTOWN Children inhale chemicals
One of the five children involved was in guarded condition today. AUSTINTOWN -- Five children were
Miss Jacobson, William Newell to be married
A late-summer wedding is planned by Kimberly Jacobson, 118 Viall Road, Austintown, and William
Court date set for two men charged with firing at home
NILES -- Two McDonald men will return to court next week to face charges accusing them of shooting
Keep gambling out of church, government out of charity
Opinion: Keep gambling out of church, government out of charity EDITOR: Twice I have spoken with Cal
SEARCH COMPLETE YSU names Strollo as director of athletics
YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown State University President Dr. David Sweet announced today that Ron Strollo
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Web site strives to quash job obstacles for blind
"Alz yr cmptv zsh." The robotic words are indecipherable across the phone wires. Fernando
Poeppelman, DiRenzo troth is announced
VERSAILLES -- James and Kay Poeppelman, 9442 Barnes Road, are announcing the engagement of their
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Dodgers (Adams 4-3) at Pirates (J. Anderson 5-8). When: 7:05. Radio/TV: WBZY-AM (1280), FOX
WARREN Suit seeks devices' return
The owners say they're losing money while the machines are in the city's possession. By PEGGY
Superintendent named
TRANSFER, Pa. -- The Reynolds School Board has elected Anthony S. Trosan the new schools
Presentation on singing
Presentation on singing SHARON, Pa. -- Dave Crawley from the Pennsylvania Humanities Council will
MERCER COUNTY Agency, bank help people save for home
First National Bank of Pennsylvania is the program's local banking partner. SHARON, Pa. -- Low- to
ARENA PROJECT Board considers choice for law firm
The law firm does not have a cap on how much it can bill the arena board for legal fees during its
Lisa M. Renner to be bride in August rite
SIDNEY -- James and Mary Renner, 18181 Sharp Road, and Sharon Renner 544 S. Franklin St., are
WARREN WATER DEPARTMENT Officials investigate alleged truck misuse
A councilwoman said the allegation should be taken seriously because of the potential abuse of
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple OK FOR NOW: If this is July, then corn should be knee high. It's
Masked gunman breaks into home, demands money
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A masked gunman forced his way into a North Liberty Street home and demanded
BROOKFIELD Charges not filed in blast
Pennsylvania officials and federal agents will continue looking into the explosion. By PEGGY
MERCER COUNTY Sentence in assault on girl
The girl told police she eventually told her mother about the assaults. By VIRGINIA ROSS
Person dies in fire
Person dies in fire EAST LIVERPOOL -- An adult is dead after a duplex fire early today.
DOMINION EAST OHIO Workers to vote on 5-year pact
Increasing health-care costs led the gas company to demand concessions, a union official said. By
Garden party planned
Garden party planned YOUNGSTOWN -- Jubilee Gardens will have its annual garden party in
Probe continues into traffic accident
Probe continues into traffic accident SOUTHINGTON -- The investigation continues into an accident
At tax centers, IRS agents still can't get it right
Opinion: You would think that after Congress demanded that the Internal Revenue Service restate its mission
Forum Health, YGDNA disagree about circumstances of talks
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN The two sides didn't meet face-to-face Monday. BOARDMAN -- An eight-
AGENDA
AGENDA WEDNESDAY Mahoning County Career and Technical Center Board of Education Meeting, 7 p.m.
Snappers, Boys of Summer in finale
STRUTHERS -- The Lake Erie Snappers were scheduled to play Boys of Summer South at Cene Park today
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Anthony D. Scandy Jr., 31, of 17018 Heiser Road, Berlin
Valley's economic boom is cause for optimism
Opinion: It should come as no surprise that the Mahoning Valley's economic growth in the last decade did not
Miss Hendrickson, James Neary to be married Aug. 11
Announcement of the engagement of Shannon Hendrickson, 93 Mayflower Drive, Boardman, and James
LAWRENCE COUNTY Program's focus: halting bad checks
The eight-hour course will teach people how to manage money. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
POLICE BLOTTER Canfield city, Austintown
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD CITY July 15 Burglary: Two sisters who live in an
Panel recommends full-time tax post
Panel recommends full-time tax post WARREN -- A committee charged with making suggestions to
Schobinger, Weese rite set for mid-August
WHITEHOUSE -- Angela Marie Schobinger and William Scott Weese, both of 6648 Long St., are announcing
MERCER Judge denies appeal of murder conviction
Ronald Fuller was convicted of shooting to death a 13-year-old boy. MERCER, Pa. -- A Mercer County
YOUNGSTOWN Official: Jailers acted properly
Mitchell has been in a coma since Friday night and remains in critical condition. By IAN HILL
17TH DISTRICT U.S. has pages withheld by Traficant
The government has given early notice of what it intends to use at the congressman's trial. By
HUBBARD Grant to help set up EMT training
A new law is designed to protect consumers from buying homes and other buildings that could flood.
PA. FIREFIGHTERS Rallying for funds
The two lawmakers rallying in Sharpsville couldn't stop their colleagues from cutting the funding
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL Pony (age 13) Canfield 12, Boardman 5 -- Canfield won the Pony district tournament by
AUSTINTOWN Fitch tightens rule on absences
The school board awarded contracts for paving and for ceiling replacement. AUSTINTOWN -- Students
FARMING IN THE VALLEY A little on the dry side
Most crops are growing well and are disease free. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
CANFIELD Doctor talks about life in public eye, her future
Dr. Jerri Nielsen went to the South Pole looking for adventure. She found it. Now, she's looking for
Blaugrund-Brown engagement is made known
BOARDMAN -- William and Kathleen Brown, 446 Ewing Road, are announcing plans for the upcoming
Kalaman-Marucci wedding date to be Aug. 11
CANFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. George Marucci, 43 Lakhani Drive, are announcing the engagement of their
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth James and Laurinda Mayor, 2367 Mount Vernon Ave., Youngstown, girl, July
GIRARD Pyrotechnician ends 47-year career with a bang
He holds Zambelli International's safety record. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
LABRAE District must raise $9M for new school
The new building would replace two elementaries and the high school. LEAVITTSBURG -- LaBrae Local
SCRAPPERS Struggles continue in loss
Williamsport tied the game in the ninth inning before winning it in the 10th. By BILL ALBRIGHT
REUNIONS
XAustintown Fitch High School Class of 1991 will hold its 10-year reunion from 6 to 10 p.m. Oct. 27
Monday, July 16 (41 stories)
WORTH A LOOK
BENEFITS XRC'S Marina, state Route 258, at the Shenango Reservoir in Clark, Pa., will hold a
MAHONING RIVER Deformed fish tied to pollution
The study found Mahoning River sport-fish populations increasing, but bottom-feeding species
Preventing crime requires addressing small offenses as well as major problems
Opinion: Preventing crime requires addressing small offenses as well as major problems EDITOR: In
NILES SCHOOLS Retiring after a long history
The retiring facilities supervisor pointed to the new middle school as one of his proudest
PROTECTING INTERESTS Tips for caregivers
Many elderly people have a family member or someone else looking after their interests. Ways to
SALEM Man in serious condition after being caught in basement blaze
Vapors from gasoline stored in the house may have triggered the fire. SALEM -- A city man is in
AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Youngstown Board of Education, 6 p.m. open caucus, 6:30 meeting, board room of
Officials declare week a success
Changes this year included putting more space between the concessionaires and adding more seating
CRIMESTOPPERS Greater Youngstown
Felony warrants for Vicky E. Alexander are the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this
Man, 72, in critical condition after scuffle with officer
Both the man, who is in critical condition, and the officer fell to the ground during the struggle,
NOTEBOOK From Bowman Field
Who's hot: According to the statistics of the last five games, Angel Bastardo is leading the
SOME TIPS
SOME TIPS Ken and Miki Thomas advocate several steps people can take to avoid cancer and other
Week declared a success
Changes this year included putting more space between the concessionaires and adding more seating
Commission to consider N. River Road zoning change
HOWLAND -- The township zoning commission will consider a plan Tuesday to allow offices to be built
Valleys' boom fails to match nation's
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- The metropolitan areas of Youngstown-
PROFILE Tom Bresko
The contractor was a generous supporter of the Youngstown VNA. YOUNGSTOWN -- David D. Davis, head
Man dies in accident
Man dies in accident GREEN -- An East Palestine man died Sunday morning from injuries he suffered
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Dodgers (Gagne 1-4) at Pirates (Beimel 4-4). When: 7:05. Radio/TV: WBZY-AM (1280), FOX
2-car crash leaves 3 people injured
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Three people were transported by ambulance to an area hospital after a two-car
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Great Expectations
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LEETONIA -- As concrete and steel come together here,
Tyler shows style
The first surprise is that Steven Tyler has a wardrobe stylist. But the real shock is to see the
REGION Moneymaking schemes often target the elderly
Be careful whom you give personal information to, warns a local Better Business Bureau official.
ATTENDANCE
ATTENDANCE Trumbull County Fair Tuesday: 2000 -- 2,845; 2001 -- 2,940 Wednesday: 2000 -- 8,224;
Bird program scheduled
Bird program scheduled CLARK, Pa. -- Skye's Spirit Wildlife, a wildlife rehabilitation center,
TRUMBULL CO. FAIR Skillet tossing: fun for all ages
Skillet tossing can be a spectator sport. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
SALEM Trees can be trimmed near lines
One common beef about the trimming is that it leaves trees looking scalped. By NORMAN LEIGH
Ambulance company plans benefit
YOUNGSTOWN -- A road tour fund-raiser by a local ambulance company will benefit two Warren
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.75 3.00 Banc One,.84,35.5535.56 Clear Channel, 58.20
7 accused of selling to teen-agers
Police say compliance checks will continue. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
RECALLS Toys and vests
TEXACO RACE CARS What: About 4,300 Remote Controlled Race Cars. Reason: Problems with the circuits
One word or two, it was good
Opinion: "Chiptam." Say it like it was meant to be said. As if it were one word. Only a rookie walking into
By MARALINE KUBIK
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER angs. Drugs. Dropouts. Troubled kids with big
A LIFE OF HEALTH Dynamic duo puts ideals into action
A first book is filled with information to help people deal with life's difficulties. By SEAN
Walsh Jesuit tops Ursuline to win soccer tournament
STRUTHERS -- George Nanchoff scored a goal and recorded two assists Sunday to lead Cuyahoga Falls
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Paul and Kelly Slater, 480 Terra Verde, Columbiana, boy, July 13. Eric and Donna
Learn about the prairie
Learn about the prairie SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. -- A guided 90-minute walk discussing the plants,
PROFILE Bill Leonard
Age: 59. Hometown: Niles. Occupation: Retiring Aug. 1 after serving as supervisor of facilities
ONE-ON-ONE | Tom Bresko Director runs park recreation and 4-6 miles a day
Q. When and in what capacity did you join Mill Creek Park? A. I worked here one summer when I
Assault charges
Assault charges AUSTINTOWN -- A 22-year-old Leetonia woman was charged with four counts of assault
Crosscutters pounce on Scrappers for 6-1 win
Mahoning Valley manager Dave Turgeon said the team is struggling at the plate. By BILL ALBRIGHT
Sunday, July 15 (128 stories)
EXERCISES Counting calories
According to Fitness magazine, gardening burns up about as many calories as fast walking. In 60
VETERANS
VETERANS Pharmacist honored YOUNGSTOWN -- Alfred Dudek, 79, of 940 Larkridge Ave., received the
BOARDMAN POLICE Rules of the road change for pursuits
Officers will continue to pursue serious suspected criminals. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
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JAMES DULLEY Cut Your Utility Bills Choose landscape shade trees carefully
Q. I live in a fairly new house that needs some landscaping. I think the proper placement of trees
JACK WOLLITZ Long story short: A great day fishing
One of my favorite fish stories begins on a hot July day. It was the kind of day when a
New York author to sign books in Warren
New York author to sign books in Warren WARREN -- Jonah Winter of Brooklyn, N.Y., will sign copies
Field construction progressing at park
Field construction progressing at park GIRARD -- Construction of an all-purpose practice field in
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS USecond annual Gene Winchell Memorial 3D Bowhunting Tournament will be held by the
JACKSON-MILTON Replace, repair high school, report suggests
The board of education may ask voters to pay for construction of a new high school. By IAN HILL
Petrellas honored for golden jubilee at reception
YOUNGSTOWN -- A celebration took place July 14 at the Knights of Columbus Hall in honor of Mr. and
NYP LEAGUE 'Cutters hand Scrappers 4-1 loss
Williamsport scored three runs in the seventh inning. By BILL ALBRIGHT VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go By air: You can either fly into Savannah, which is 75 miles to the north,
GAME TIME Today
Who: Dodgers (Brown 7-4) at Pirates (Beimel 4-4). When: 5:05. Radio: WBZY-AM (1280).
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER WARREN -- Delmar Figinsky's small trucking
BOARDMAN A lesson learned the painful way
Similar injuries leave most people paralyzed, doctors said. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO South Pacific When: 3 today; 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and July 27-28; 3 p.m. next
Krispinsky's performances behind mike color games
NILES -- To Chad Krispinsky, a Mahoning Valley Scrappers game is like theater. "In essence, it's
All events will be on the stage at Broadway Avenue and East State Street unless otherwise noted.
All events will be on the stage at Broadway Avenue and East State Street unless otherwise noted.
YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown Buick Pontiac GMC, a Market Street auto dealership, was listed in Ward's
YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown Buick Pontiac GMC, a Market Street auto dealership, was listed in Ward's
Bill would endanger children's health by fettering health boards
Opinion: Bill would endanger children's health by fettering health boards EDITOR: The Ohio Public
Family get-together being planned for July 27 to celebrate Patricks' 50th
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Wayne G. Patrick, 8493 Crystal Drive, will celebrate their fiftieth wedding
RECALLS Cleaners and blowers
STRIPPERS/CLEANERS What: About 18,000 bottles of Flood StainStrip and FloodPro Stripper/Cleaner
Meeting schedule for the week of July 15:
Meeting schedule for the week of July 15: MONDAY Post 76, American Legion, 395 W. California
ELIZABETH TSVETKOFF MICHAEL DOMINIC
ELIZABETH TSVETKOFF MICHAEL DOMINIC BOARDMAN -- Living at 2445 Waterfall Lane, Columbus, after a
MIKE BRAUN Loaded for bear at the DOW?
When man and one of Mother Nature's creatures are at odds, it is usually Mom's offspring that gets
KEYSTONE CLIPS State rep opposes lowering of hunting age
State Rep. Rod Wilt of Greenville, R-17th, thinks lowering the hunting age in Pennsylvania to 10
ROBIN BETRAS WILLIAM MANSOURZADEH
ROBIN BETRAS WILLIAM MANSOURZADEH BOARDMAN -- The wedding of Robin N. Betras, 104 Spitfire Lane,
OLD HOME WEEK Fredonia
Tonight: Vespers services at 7. Monday: Bridge building contest for children in ninth through 12th
MELISSA TRIGG KEVIN COLLINS
MELISSA TRIGG KEVIN COLLINS CANFIELD -- The wedding of Melissa Ann Trigg, daughter of Bill and
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Patricia Murphy and Jason Gray, 45 S. Evanston, Youngstown, boy, Saturday.
TRUMBULL COUNTY FAIR Going, going, gone! Highest bids buy kids' 4-H projects
The money is often used to finance future fair projects. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Company presents new series of tools
Milwaukee Electric Tool has introduced a series of large sanders and grinders with 4.0-horsepower
AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball
TRI-T COLT (ages 17-18) East Palestine Venezia Auto Sales 6, Niles Atronics 4 -- Winning pitcher
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES CLEVELAND -- The American Red Cross hopes to collect 500 pints of blood from 9 a.m.
WANT WRESTLING?
WANT WRESTLING? What: Mikes' Hard Lemonade Summer Wrestling Series. When: Wednesday and Aug. 15.
SALEM Residents will bid farewell to Jubilee
After a 20-year run, the Jubilee will present its last hurrah. By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR
CURRENT PRICES From shows, sales, auctions
Silk piano shawl, embroidered flowers, pink, red, fuchsia, purple and teal, 12-inch fringe, c. 1935,
Coys are honored at luncheon for 65th anniversary
CANFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Coy, 433 Fairground Blvd., were honored July 8 at a luncheon at
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Gambling Willy(Angus)8.403.403.80 Hot Sand(W Case Jr)5.604.00
SUNBURN Symptoms: Red, sore, swollen or blistered skin, fever, headache. What to do: Take a shower
SUNBURN Symptoms: Red, sore, swollen or blistered skin, fever, headache. What to do: Take a shower
GARDEN CLUBS
MONDAY A summer picnic is planned for members of Garden Gate at the home of Barbara Murray. Co-
JACQUELINE CHUIRAZZI JAMES GIDDINGS III
JACQUELINE CHUIRAZZI JAMES GIDDINGS III GIRARD -- Nuptial vows were exchanged June 9 during a 1
Statistics show drop in airline flight delays
Statistics show drop in airline flight delays Flight delays were down in the first five months of
MAHONING COUNTY Agency sets goals, strategy
CSB's vision is to be a nationally respected child protective agency, according to its proposed
GOLF CLASSIC ACS tri-county men's event set
Proceeds from the event will benefit the American Cancer Society. HOWLAND -- The American Cancer
NEW CASTLE 2001 Balloon Quest to offer more than just a lot of hot air
Some 20 hot air balloons -- including one shaped like the sun -- will be launched during the event.
Summer WORKOUT
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT If yard and garden work define your summertime
PET CARE
PET CARE UDon't leave pets in a car, even if the windows are open. Ten minutes could be long
Both sides in nurses strike have reasons to settle
Opinion: At the risk of overstating the obvious, the strike by nurses of Forum Health has gone on far too
SHARON SHANKS | The Cosmos Like the stars, 'Cosmos' is making a transition
Did you know that when a super massive star (like Betelgeuse, for example) runs out of fuel, it
Free burn camp planned
Free burn camp planned AKRON -- The Summit/Stark Chapter of Aluminum Cans for Burned Children is
This show will be centered on the National Packard Museum on Mahoning Avenue N.W. Here's the
This show will be centered on the National Packard Museum on Mahoning Avenue N.W. Here's the
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Borghetti legacy: Ernie's ties to Pitt lead son E.J. there
PITTSBURGH -- E.J. Borghetti is following in his father's footsteps at the University of Pittsburgh.
'8 SIMPLE RULES' Book takes light look at teen girls and dads
How do you handle your daughter's becoming a teen-ager? Try humor. By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR
WARREN Car show celebrates Packard's odyssey
Events will include driving tours, educational programs, a swap meet and band performances. By
INDEPENDENT WRESTLING Taking their BUMPS
By PHIL NOVAK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- A mangled and warped mattress lies on top of
SCOTT SHALAWAY Nature's clock is the most reliable
Summer began right on schedule a few weeks ago, but no sooner did it arrive than it started to fade.
CRIME SOLVERS
CRIME SOLVERS Mercer County The theft of a firearm is the focus of Mercer County Crime Solvers
HERMITAGE Teachers continue working
Negotiators have scheduled two bargaining sessions this month. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
LAUREN DONATELL CLARKE SEYLER
LAUREN DONATELL CLARKE SEYLER YOUNGSTOWN -- Lauren Elayne Donatelli, a daughter of Jerome and
YSU
YSU Valentine picks Penguins YOUNGSTOWN -- Tennis player Ryen Valentine, a Marion High graduate,
RAY SWANS0N | Keystoner Joey Bishop honored by East High
If anyone has done more for the benefit of boxing in the Youngstown area than Joey Bishop, I have
A man plowed his car into a crowd at the finish line after he had been stopped from meeting the Tour
A man plowed his car into a crowd at the finish line after he had been stopped from meeting the Tour
Heritage Day schedule
Heritage Day schedule NILES -- Antique appraisals will be offered during the city historical
KERRIE KNUTTI RUSSELL BOWSER
KERRIE KNUTTI RUSSELL BOWSER YOUNGSTOWN -- Living in Morgantown, W.Va., after a honeymoon at
ALL-STAR PENTATHLON Swimming showdown
Some of these swimmers have been competing since they were 4 years old. By PHIL NOVAK VINDICATOR
LATE FRIDAY
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CARIE BRODE DANIEL WATSON
CARIE BRODE DANIEL WATSON YOUNGSTOWN -- A reception was held at the Maronite Center to honor
AIDA GALVIS ROBERT BILLETT
AIDA GALVIS ROBERT BILLETT NEW MIDDLETOWN -- The wedding of Aida Galvis, daughter of Luz Mary
NUTRITION PROGRAMS In the area
MAHONING COUNTY Dacas HotMeals offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 12 locations in Mahoning
TAMMY ACHEY CHARLES WILT
TAMMY ACHEY CHARLES WILT STRUTHERS -- Charles G. Wilt, 531 Sexton St., and his bride, the former
Dinner party held in celebration of Schiavones' golden anniversary
POLAND -- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schiavone, 6090 Pawnee Place, were honored at a dinner party held June
BALD EAGLE Offspring
Newborn bald eagles grow at the rate of about one pound every four or five days and are about 1 foot
MASONIC GROUPS
THURSDAY XA Scottish Rite family picnic will be held at 6:30 p.m. at Argus Park. Those attending
Allsopp-Daprile wedding is set for Oct. 20
POLAND -- The engagement of Amy Diane Allsopp and Anthony Richard Daprile, both of 3561/2 S.
LeBron evokes Joe's legacy
It's funny how one word can stir such emotions. And bring back a flood of memories. That word is
ROB STOUT
ROB STOUT SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR Now that a United States Circuit Court of Appeals has made
JULIE MOSTOV MATTHEW PALNIK
JULIE MOSTOV MATTHEW PALNIK BOARDMAN -- Ohev Tzedek Temple was the setting at 5:30 p.m. June 10
Conflict over shooting
Conflict over shooting YOUNGSTOWN -- Police have been given conflicting reports in a shooting. A
Parents announce Ridge- Loomis wedding plans
Plans for the upcoming marriage of Christine Ridge and Christopher Loomis, both of 7949 Mines Road,
Trustees meeting
Trustees meeting NEWTON FALLS -- The Newton Falls Public Library board of trustees will meet at
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER WARREN -- Delmar
JEAN RINKO JASON ZETS
JEAN RINKO JASON ZETS YOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Jean Marie Rinko and Jason William Zets took
In Savannah, history's around every corner
SAVANNAH, Ga. -- Most people who vacation off the coast of either South Carolina or Georgia usually
Drapchos renew marriage vows on anniversary
STRUTHERS -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Drapcho, 556 W. Omar St., was
3 men face various charges after car chase and crash
COITSVILLE -- Two Youngstown men and a Farrell, Pa., man were arrested on a variety of charges early
SENIOR CITIZENS
55-PLUS LIBERTY XLiberty 55-Plus Club will meet at noon Thursday for a picnic at a member's
MAHONING VALLEY SCRAPPERS
MAHONING VALLEY SCRAPPERS Today -- at Williamsport, 7 p.m. Monday -- at Williamsport, 7 p.m.
ERIN CLAY PATRICK BLAKEMAN
ERIN CLAY PATRICK BLAKEMAN NEW MIDDLETOWN -- The exchange of nuptial vows took place at 3:30 p.m.
PHARMACIST
PHARMACIST Shelley earns degree Scott Shelley, son of Don and Pat Shelley of Girard, and a 1992
SHANNON ANDERSON KARL PENN
SHANNON ANDERSON KARL PENN YOUNGSTOWN -- Central Christian Church was the setting at 4 p.m. June
SCRAPPERS, NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE STATISTICS
SCRAPPERS STATISTICS (Through games Thursday) BATTING ABRHHRRBIAvg Chris Small c20100.500
Fall wedding set by Maria Carbone, Howard Frank
BOARDMAN -- Plans for the autumn wedding of their daughter, Maria Anna Carbone, and Howard Glenn
THE HEAT INDEX, OR HEAT STRESS INDEX, MEASURES THE COMBINED EFFECTS OF AIR TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY, AND TYPICALLY IS INCLUDED IN WEATHER REPORTS. THE HIGHER THE INDEX, THE GREATER THE CHANCE OF
80 degrees to 90 degrees, fatigue from prolonged sun exposure or physical activity is possible. 90
SIDELIGHTS For all seniors
SCOPE Howland Senior Center, 9273 High St. N.E., Warren, has the following summer activities
Officers installed by St. Charles club
BOARDMAN -- St. Charles Garden Club installed a slate of officers during its June 7 meeting held at
Lisa M. Ewing, Stephen A. Wolfe plan nuptials for mid-September
William and Sandra Ewing, 14 Mohican Drive, Girard, and Thomas and Carol Wolfe, 2134 Stiver St.,
MICKEY MANTLE Three area teams make fifth round in state tourney
The Astro Falcons, Youngstown Propane and Youngstown Express persevered through the loser's bracket
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SHENANGO RIVER LAKE Baby eagle is new kid in town
The first eaglet to be born at Shenango River Lake is now about 2 months old. By HAROLD GWIN
WORKING OUT Safety guidelines
Jeffrey Restuccio, author of "Fitness the Dynamic Gardening Way," explains strategies for getting a
LISA PEZZENTI PETER PACKARD
LISA PEZZENTI PETER PACKARD AUSTINTOWN -- Lisa Marie Pezzenti and Peter A. Packard were married at
JULIA STEINER | LEONARD CARBONE
JULIA STEINER | LEONARD CARBONE AKRON -- The marriage of Julia Steiner, 90 E. Bridge St., Berea,
FORMER INDIANS
FORMER INDIANS Some were booed, but some were cheered Fanfare: In response to Ricky George's
ULSTER PROJECT Breakfast to benefit Make A Wish Foundation
Teens from Northern Ireland will participate in the fund-raising project. BOARDMAN -- Mahoning
Wagners observe 50th anniversary at banquet center
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robert Wagner, 1350 Hazelwood Ave., celebrated their 50th wedding
Laura J. Burdick, Michael P. Deeds to be married Oct. 27 in Washington
SPRINGFIELD -- An autumn wedding is planned by Laura Jean Burdick, 1909 N. Key Blvd., Arlington,
The Mitchell trustees have asked for another hearing before the full appellate court; meanwhile,
The Mitchell trustees have asked for another hearing before the full appellate court; meanwhile,
The creation of Ambassador Technologies, a technology consulting company, came from turning a hobby
The creation of Ambassador Technologies, a technology consulting company, came from turning a hobby
CHICAGO Boatloads of fun at the Windy City's Navy Pier
From the view from the deck of the Windy to the food at the restaurants on shore, Navy Pier has
ISLAND respite
By NANCY BAILEY VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. -- As you head off the causeway
ROAD WORK Area construction
A schedule of area road construction projects: MAHONING COUNTY Lake Milton: Work continues on
SCHEDULE Clan Day
10:55 a.m. -- Bagpiper. 11 a.m. -- Mass. 11:45 a.m. -- Welcome; breakfast foods available; American
Should we read it because we can?
Alice Randall falls short in trying to provide a more complex view of the South. By ROB STOUT
KAREN BARTELMAY JEFF SALAJKO
KAREN BARTELMAY JEFF SALAJKO CANFIELD -- The Rev. Terry Hazel presided at 2 p.m. June 30 at St.
STAYING COOL
STAYING COOL Although children and the elderly are particularly susceptible to heat discomfort and
SUMMER SIZZLE Health in heat: Better sweat it
Although summer means pools and parks for some, others are concerned with the heat's potential
JILL KEAGY MICHAEL ALVETRO
JILL KEAGY MICHAEL ALVETRO YOUNGSTOWN -- The Marble Room at Stambaugh Auditorium was the setting
REVIEW | 'Twelfth Night' Talented TNT cast stages energetic, witty production
The actors ably make their way through the many plot twists and physical humor of Shakespeare's
Fund-raiser at Gardens
Fund-raiser at Gardens YOUNGSTOWN -- Fellows Riverside Gardens and Davis Center will close to the
YOUNGSTOWN -- Everyone's Irish at the annual Irish heritage festival, The Gathering of the Irish
YOUNGSTOWN -- Everyone's Irish at the annual Irish heritage festival, The Gathering of the Irish
Sharon school officials take gutsy position on grades
Opinion: If the Sharon school board votes to accept the policy recommended by Superintendent Richard Rossi,
BALLOON QUEST 2001 schedule of events
FRIDAY Noon -- Gates open, ride special matinee, crafts, food. 5 p.m. -- BINGO, sponsored by Union
Saturday, July 14 (44 stories)
You have made the moon to mark the seasons; the sun knows its time for setting.
You have made the moon to mark the seasons; the sun knows its time for setting. Psalms 104:19
Dispatchers' pact OK'd
Dispatchers' pact OK'd YOUNGSTOWN -- City council accepted a fact-finder's recommendations Friday
Gospel music at appreciation day
Gospel music at appreciation day YOUNGSTOWN -- A gospel music celebration will be at 2 p.m. Sunday
Spoiled brat out, but Pens hurting
It turns out one detail has been omitted in the news reports concerning the Pittsburgh Penguins
A throne race for top pot
The outhouses raced along a narrow track. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
As a centuries-old rite makes a girl a goddess in the Hindu kingdom of Nepal, many U.S. women seek
As a centuries-old rite makes a girl a goddess in the Hindu kingdom of Nepal, many U.S. women seek
Fireworks Festival set in New Castle
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Fireworks Festival 2001 will kick off at 3 p.m. today on the south side of the
LIBERTY POLICE Demotion was improper, panel says
The junior captain was demoted and became a sergeant. LIBERTY -- Liberty Township Civil Service
Once again, Chile's Pinochet spits the hook
Opinion: Human rights advocates thought that one of the biggest fish in the school of brutal dictators had
YOUNGSTOWN Company sues city of Canfield
The suit states that Lyden Oil was the lowest bidder and should have received the city contract.
MERCER COUNTY Family program to match funds
The state will match participants' savings account contributions, up to $300 per year. By HAROLD
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
These people were indicted Thursday by a Mahoning County grand jury: Kevin N. Brown, 44, Market
UNITED WAY Traveling volunteer plans to stop, help in Youngstown
The traveling United Way volunteer plans to volunteer in all 50 states in one year. YOUNGSTOWN --
TRUMBULL COUNTY FAIR Strong vocals, instrumentation keep Rascal Flatts show sharp
Those who left early missed some of the most beautiful male harmonies out there. By JEANNINE
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Matthew S. Cochrane, 36, of 38 E. Warren, Youngstown, and
Bethel Friends Church, 2771 Spitler Road, Poland. Theme: Walk Where Jesus Walked. Classes: Age 3
Bethel Friends Church, 2771 Spitler Road, Poland. Theme: Walk Where Jesus Walked. Classes: Age 3
State project lists abandoned mines from area for work
COLUMBUS -- Ohio will spend $158,000 to make environmental and safety improvements to abandoned
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Scrappers (6-18) at Williamsport Crosscutters (14-9) When: 7. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240)
CLUB CALENDAR
SUPPORT GROUPS The next meeting of the Bipolar Disorder support group will be held from 10 to
Forum Health Northside
Forum Health Northside Ryan and Patti Hockensmith, 2706 Spitler Road, Poland, boy, July 9.
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS FRIDAY 1st--Karate Kosmos(W Case Jr)5.002.802.60 Fantasy Hanover(W
GROVE CITY Substitutes on fast track
Midwestern Intermediate Unit IV is providing a solution to the shortage of substitute teachers. By
JACKSON-MILTON Replace, repair high school, report suggests
The board may ask voters to pay for construction of a new high school. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL COUNTY Grand jury indicts man
The man, who is facing assault charges, is being held in the county jail in lieu of a $1 million
GETTING IT RIGHT
The last names of Jenny Rodway of Boardman and Jamie Berndt of Canfield were misspelled in a photo
IN MEMORIAM Trumbull lawyers
The following attorneys, with their dates of death, were honored by the Trumbull County Bar
Parking restrictions
Parking restrictions BOARDMAN -- Trustees implemented "no parking" restrictions on the north and
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LIBERTY POLICE Panel: Demotion was improper
The junior captain was demoted and became a sergeant. LIBERTY -- Liberty Township Civil Service
Scrappers lose in extras again
Staten Island scored 10 runs in the 10th inning to post a 13-3 victory. By TOM WILLIAMS
TRUMBULL FAIR Schedule
TODAY 8 a.m. Gates open 9 a.m. Open class goat show (Goat Barn) Open class dairy show Saddle horse
Fair vendors offer cuisine far from lean
Just enjoy the food -- and don't worry about counting calories. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
Ejected: Scrappers manager Dave Turgeon was ejected by first-base umpire Jayson Cline for arguing an
Diplomas past due for vets
Opinion: All they have to do is ask, and it shall be theirs. "They" are World War II veterans. "It" is
NILES Church celebrates annual feast
Bands performing a variety of musical styles will be featured each evening. NILES -- A 68-year-old
Kids steer their cows around the ring
A total of 85 cows are competing in junior fair competitions this year. By STEPHEN SIFF
TRUMBULL COUNTY Memorial ceremony honors deceased attorneys from area
Friends and relatives spoke during the ceremony. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
MICKEY MANTLE Alltel wins pair in state tourney
Alltel tripped Brecksville and the Cuyahoga Falls Jaguars to remain in the winner's bracket.
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER CANFIELD -- Quintuplets born to a Hubbard native
LIBERTY Township officials alter vehicle towing policy
The appearance of impropriety was a reason for the policy change. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
Friday, July 13 (49 stories)
MOUNTAINEER ENTRIES
MOUNTAINEER ENTRIES TODAY -- 7 P.M. 1st--$10,000, cl $4,000-$4,000, 3YO up, 6f. Harahan, wt.
Mail fraud indictment
Mail fraud indictment PITTSBURGH -- John L. McDonald, 60, of Fredonia Road, Hadley, has been
CRAIG BEACH Official gives mayor time on paychecks
The U.S. Department of Labor isn't going to be poked into action in Craig Beach. By IAN HILL
FLOWER SHOW RESULTS
FLOWER SHOW RESULTS Artistic: Lydia Caskey, four red, two yellow; Alberta Ellwood, two blue, five
WARREN Alternative jail program reopens
The owner of the reopened alternative sentencing program has a lawsuit pending against the city.
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Gregory D. Richardson, 44, of 382 Camden Ave., Youngstown, and
DUI checkpoint tonight on U.S. Route 422
DUI checkpoint tonight on U.S. Route 422 COITSVILLE -- The Mahoning County Sheriff's Department
Bill Begg of Lima drives a pair of draft horses while harvesting a field of oats behind Marimor
Bill Begg of Lima drives a pair of draft horses while harvesting a field of oats behind Marimor
NOW AND THEN Agreements
The following shows some terms of agreements made between the city and Anthony J. Carson Jr., who
CAT CONTEST
CAT CONTEST Awards Silver Claws 4-H Cat Club results from the Trumbull County Fair: GRAND
The shoe fits for these club members
Horseshoes are a ringer at the Trumbull County Fair. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
THEATER REVIEW 'La Cage' brings glitz, wit to stage
The musical is a gender-bending romp. By AMANDA SMITH VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN --
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth James and Cynthia Johns, 5801 Watson St., Hubbard, twins: girl and boy, July 12.
Chaney High -- will be where candidates for the girls basketball team meet Monday at noon in Room 106. For more information, call Coach Tim Bakos at (330) 793-4337.
BOXING Ohio Athletic Commission -- will meet at the Frank Lausche Building in Cleveland Tuesday at
By ASHLEY POWERS
By ASHLEY POWERS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Funny, I don't feel stupid. Just
GETTING IT RIGHT
Karen Gustavson lives in Titusville, Pa. The wrong state was listed in Wednesday's announcement of
YOUNGSTOWN Mahoning County sets deadline on annex lease offer
The city's uncertain financial situation is holding up plans to move the appeals court to the city
MCDONALD State to help cover extra revamp costs
By MARY R. SMITH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT McDONALD -- Renovation estimates for McDonald High
YOUNGSTOWN WCI's sinter plant nears closing date
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN The steelmaker no longer uses sinter to feed its blast furnace because
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Ameritech must help pay for 911
The county's share could be as much as $400,000. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
Arrested in break-ins
Arrested in break-ins MILTON TOWNSHIP -- Police have arrested a North Jackson teen and accused him
MAHONING COUNTY Jeff Chance demoted from corporal to deputy
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Calling "devastating" the long-term
Newspaper changes disappoint reader
Opinion: Newspaper changes disappoint reader EDITOR: Ever since you've made so many changes in The
YOUNGSTOWN Correctional center suspends operations
The empty private prison awaits new inmates. YOUNGSTOWN -- The last of the prisoners have departed
Agriculture secretary to deliver check
MERCER, Pa. -- The Mercer County Grange Fair was expecting an important visitor today. Samuel
NURSES STRIKE Mayor backs 'modified' talks process
One union leader said the nurses haven't seen evidence the strike is hurting Forum's financial
Local Wolves club to receive award
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Wolves Club, Den VI of Youngstown, has been chosen as the recipient of the 2001
YOUNGSTOWN Man charged with raping 6-year-old girl
The Adult Parole Authority also has a hold on him. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER
MERCER COUNTY 911 director explains reason for lightning hit
The lightning charge may have simply been too large. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR
GAIL WHITE Bible school program keeps many kids on track
"I believe we should break out of the four walls of the church," said Bill Beck, pastor of Barnstone
Army-Navy Union holds encampment
COLUMBUS -- The Department of Ohio Army-Navy Union U.S.A. held its 83rd annual encampment June 21-24
Reservists to re-enlist at Family Day
VIENNA -- The 910th Airlift Wing's annual Family Day celebration Saturday at the Air Force Reserve
Tax cut chickens coming home to roost
Opinion: The ink is barely dry on the president's tax cut bill, but already the declining economy is
YOUNGSTOWN City arena board hires legal counsel
The 120-lawyer firm has the expertise and experience needed, the chairman of the committee says.
Arthritis workshop
Arthritis workshop YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown City Health District will conduct an arthritis
Walking in their shoes can be unnerving. Are all those people really looking? It's what a brunette
Walking in their shoes can be unnerving. Are all those people really looking? It's what a brunette
Variance denied for food stand trailer
Pleads innocent BROOKFIELD -- A man arrested after holding police at bay for 61/2 hours Tuesday
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LIQUOR CONTROL Permits
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and applications,
PRETTY kitties
This is one cat show where the cats have it easy. The owners are put on the spot. By STEPHEN SIFF
Time is running out for CSC
Opinion: Failure to find any bidders for the CSC Ltd. plant in Warren does not bode well for the future of
CLUB CALENDAR
ATHLETIC GROUPS XMcDonald Sideliners will meet at 7 p.m. Sunday in the senior citizens room at the
POLAND POLICE Department to get workout room
Studies suggest that physically fit employees take less time off work for illness. By JOHN W.
Levy's mother is a Liberty graduate
Susan Levy and her husband, Robert, visited family in the Valley about two years ago. By TIM
YOUNGSTOWN Former victim helps abused women recover
The Youngstown woman told her story to the Youngstown Mayor's Task Force on Crime and Violence
Rotary Club installs new president
YOUNGSTOWN -- Deborah A. Corbi was installed as the 87th president of the Youngstown Rotary Club at
Emergency response team to get building
YOUNGSTOWN -- After 13 years of moves, the Mahoning County Emergency Management and Hazardous
EAST PALESTINE Volunteers prepare for reading camp
Last year's camp had 130 participants. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU EAST PALESTINE
HERMITAGE Facility focuses on women's health
Male patients can use the center for certain diagnostic procedures. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
Thursday, July 12 (63 stories)
Public schools belong to people, are run by voters
Opinion: Public schools belong to people, are run by voters EDITOR: Cal Thomas, in a recent column extols
Control board action
Control board action YOUNGSTOWN -- The city's board of control agreed today to pay $6,200 for
A public official's life is always public
Opinion: For a man who was supposed to be intelligent, California Democratic Rep. Gary Condit has been
SCRAPPERS New players, but same old story
Staten Island, which beat the Scrappers in last year's title series, won again Wednesday at Cafaro
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO What: Ships Festival on the Lagoons. Featuring: U.S. Navy Landing Craft rides, hayrides,
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Staten Island Yankees (14-7) at Scrappers (6-17). When: 7:05. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
CRESTVIEW SCHOOLS Board chooses a new principal
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU COLUMBIANA -- Thanks to a tip from the man he will
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
Special night: Negro League Tribute night was supposed to bring former player Ted Radcliffe to
Pa. strongman
Pa. strongman Walt Gogola lifts 927-pound front-end loader tires. And hoists 270-pound boulders.
Mack tourney to be preceded by showcase in front of scouts
STRUTHERS -- College baseball coaches and major league scouts will converge on Cene Park next week
Woman dies in accident
Woman dies in accident NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A Pulaski Township woman died Wednesday night when the
NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
Raising the bar: Pitcher Victor Kleine and the rest of the Scrappers can pinpoint areas of concern.
CAFARO FIELD Hard-hitting Staten Island Yankees hand Mahoning Valley 17th defeat
A two-run homer in the fourth inning cost Victor Kleine his first loss. By BRIAN RICHESSON
REGION Groups oppose bear killings
sSome Trumbull County sportsmen think the killing of two black bears recently could have been
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Officials vote to renew pact for emergency home repairs
The amount that can be spent on repairs for each house is limited. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL FAIR Schedule
TODAY Noon. ATV Safety Demonstration (ATV Tent) Miss Trumbull County (Dairy Show Arena) 1 p.m., 4
Tall ships will add sea color
The ships are moored at the dock behind Cleveland Browns Stadium. CLEVELAND -- Barques and
Mayor plans town hall meeting
LOWELLVILLE -- Mayor Joseph Rossi is concerned that village residents are being left out of a
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By JENNINE ZELEZNIK
By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF BAZETTA -- The grunts and squeals of almost 100
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Christopher K. Antrim, 20, of 331 N. Yorkshire Blvd.,
MINERAL RIDGE Officials OK zoning amendments
The changes to the zoning regulations now face approval by township trustees. MINERAL RIDGE -- The
YSU Leader to work on enrollment
YSU's interim enrollment chief has strong ties to Youngstown. By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION
AUDITIONS Where to try out for roles
ACTORS "The King and I." Players Guild Theatre, 1001 Market Avenue North, Canton, 10-1 July 28 and
Shortage of teachers hits New York hard
Shortage of teachers hits New York hard NEW YORK -- The nation's much-publicized teacher shortage
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Anna Allen and Chad Lang, 319 Wilbert, East Liverpool, girl, July 11. Peggy Hunt
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Patrick Jr. and Chris (Timbers) Mangee of Severn, Md., are announcing the birth of their first
Malave's leadership earns respect of team, manager
A Scrapper last year, the outfielder is back while recovering from a crash into a wall. By BRIAN
New zoning ordinance
New zoning ordinance HOWLAND -- Township trustees have approved a zoning ordinance that will allow
South Pole doctor
South Pole doctor SALEM -- Dr. Jerri Nielsen, the Salem native who made international headlines
Ex-murder target charged with domestic violence
GIRARD -- A Brookfield man who was once the target of a murder-for-hire scheme is bound over to the
Datish getting down to business
Doug Datish likes to read about war history. He wants to be a pharmacist or a doctor. His leadership
YOUNGSTOWN Contaminants turn up at building site
Petroleum-based chemicals will be treated and left on site unless the courthouse expands. By DON
Angela S. Elliott, Andrew Fossesca are engaged
ELLINGTON, N.Y. -- Tom and Cher Elliott of Ellington, N.Y., are announcing the engagement of their
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL All-Star teams (ages 13-14) Boardman 12, Salem 3 -- Mike Baharis threw a complete game
Wedding planned by Sheri Grim, David Ortkiese
Cheryle Long of Huntington, W.Va., and Gerald Grim of St. Louis announce the engagement of their
INDIANS 7, REDS 0 Colon's 7 strong innings power Tribe's victory
CINCINNATI -- They didn't gain any ground, but the Cleveland Indians did get a little peace of mind.
Man faces several charges
SHARON, Pa. -- Police said a Fullerton Place man angered at a split with his girlfriend should have
DEBORA SHAULIS At movies, why must others get last laugh?
I've seen and heard a lot of things at the movies that amaze me, and I'm not talking about what's on
New Castle officials deal with tax flub
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Property owners in the city's 7th and 8th wards who haven't paid their school
County plans groundbreaking for senior center expansion
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Work is to begin today on the $2.4 million renovation and expansion of the Mercer
LTV and workers agree on plan, but still face challenge
Opinion: The company, the union and the creditors all have a stake in the emergence of LTV Steel from
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Buying a car uncovers a different breed of hunters
Important Fact: There are two kinds of car buyers in the world. Those like me, and those who are
Radio host to return after procedure
Radio host to return after procedure YOUNGSTOWN -- Dan Ryan, longtime local radio personality and
TRUMBULL COUNTY Easing jail crowding is subject of meeting
Officials noted that courts and county officials should discuss house arrest and other programs for
YOUNGSTOWN Landlord to seize Pangio's building
The former grocery store owners still are looking for a tenant to take over their location. By DON
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS WEDNESDAY 1st--R C Charger(R Lippiatt)21.207.605.20 Flaming Kiltz(B
LORDSTOWN SCHOOLS Head of panel: Don't rule out personnel cuts
A performance audit of the district is expected to be released within the next few weeks. By
CRAIG BEACH Dispute over paychecks sparks confrontation
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER CRAIG BEACH -- Mayor Camille Gaia III and Councilman
MAHONING TOWNSHIP Supervisors to list landscaping needs
No final deadline for waterline tap-ins has been set. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR
The Ni & ntilde;a is one of the centerpieces of the Ships Festival on the Lagoons.
The Ni & ntilde;a is one of the centerpieces of the Ships Festival on the Lagoons. By JOYCE
AGENDA Warren council
Warren City Council conducted the following business Wednesday: Passed a resolution expressing
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GREENVILLE, PA. Officials seek parking fix
Special parking tags for residents might be one solution, a borough official said. GREENVILLE,
SHARON SCHOOLS Board plans 'No F' policy
Getting a failing grade could get a pupil banned from district or school social functions. By
Andrea Psznick to be bride of Andrew E. Crish
MINERAL RIDGE -- Michael and Patricia Psznick, 1323 Cedarwood Drive, are announcing the engagement
WARREN Council rejects transportation idea
The mayor is not pleased with council's decision. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Edwards-Deery wedding to take place in October
HUBBARD -- Plans for the autumn wedding of Shelly Ann Edwards, 2168 Ruth Road, and James Joseph
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball and softball
BASEBALL Babe Ruth (ages 14-15) Youngstown Express 11, Astro Falcons 2 -- Adam Zakowski pitched
NILES Municipal court needs face-lift
The project is estimated at $119,470 and includes demolition, and construction work for the court.
GIRARD SCHOOLS Parents petition for Foley
Robert Foley is a favorite because he was the first school official to notify parents of health
SHARON SCHOOLS Renovation cost rises $200,000
No one knew the supports under the school wing were in bad shape until the renovation project was
TONY LEONARDI, 62 YSU professor, director dies
Tony Leonardi was known for bringing Dana School of Music's jazz program to national recognition.
Wednesday, July 11 (63 stories)
Man hospitalized
Man hospitalized NILES -- Police wrestled down a man who threatened to jump from the Main Street
GETTING IT RIGHT
A story in Monday's editions gave the incorrect admission prices for the Slovenefest that will be
Knowledge is power, and the more knowledge, the better
Opinion: It's been no secret for centuries that knowledge is power, and in Pennsylvania, the Education
Kid draws crowd for appearance
By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF BAZETTA -- Dr. R.F. Papp grasped the tiny front
WARREN Black leaders, officials work on race issues
A state agency is expected to decide today whether to investigate an allegation of police brutality.
Pa. motorcyclist dies after hitting BFI truck
Pa. motorcyclist dies after hitting BFI truck UNITY -- A motorcyclist is dead after his cycle hit
Boardman wants neither railroad nor unkempt site
Opinion: Boardman wants neither railroad nor unkempt site EDITOR: Recently, there have been articles in
Amy Gustavson, Michael Garland to marry in 2002
Announcement is being made by Karen Gustavson, 102 Dillon Drive, Titusville, Fla., and Gary and
CANFIELD FAIRGROUNDS Festival to feature food, contests
This year's fest is dedicated to mothers. CANFIELD -- The Youngstown Italian Heritage Foundation
TRUMBULL COUNTY Society gets paving funds
A steel company in Niles is seeking a $350,000 loan for improvements that will add jobs. By
YOUNGSTOWN Outfit to open Tartan facility
The former Tartan Textile Services building has been closed since March. By DAVID SKOLNICK
AGENDA
AGENDA THURSDAY Weathersfield Township Board of Zoning Appeals, 7 p.m., township administration
Se & eacute;Trail Robinson to be bride of Edmund Mackey
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dothard, 329 W. Judson Ave., are announcing the forthcoming
TRUMBULL COUNTY Cortland to get a new library
No decision has been made on just how large the new Liberty branch will be. By DENISE DICK
MAHONING COUNTY CSB: Number of kids taken from parents has declined
Emergency assistance to families has increased this year. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF
Indians contend, but could be better
CLEVELAND -- Thirteen games above .500 -- how impressive that is depends on how lofty the goal. At
SHARPSVILLE Borough looks at sharing services with township
The study would look for areas where joint operations might benefit both municipalities. By HAROLD
Thake-Anthony engagement is made known
STRUTHERS -- Timothy Thake and Doreen Thake, both of Struthers, are announcing the engagement of
TRUMBULL FAIR Schedule
TODAY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DAY 9 a.m. Junior Fair sheep show (Dairy Show Arena) Rabbit show
LORDSTOWN Board approves proposal for center
The superintendent will seek resolutions supporting the change from member districts. By DENISE
Arson suspected in fire at duplex
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Arson is listed as the cause of a fire that gutted a duplex at 2016 Mercer Ave.
Dog dies in fire at Youngstown home
YOUNGSTOWN -- The cause of a fire that heavily damaged a 21/2 story frame residence at 1334
LAWRENCE COUNTY Company seeks permit for landfill
The DEP will make its decision on whether to permit the landfill's construction after a public
Foundation gives grant to Rescue Mission
Foundation gives grant to Rescue Mission YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rescue Mission of Mahoning Valley
BROOKFIELD Officials seek aid of ATF agents
The fire marshal called federal agents into the probe. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS Training Institute Parent Leadership Training Institute applications are due
Ralston-Beike wedding plans are announced
AUSTINTOWN -- Plans for their late summer wedding are being announced by Amy Ralston and Paul Beike,
Scrappers welcome Staten Island
NILES -- The Mahoning Valley Scrappers begin a three-game series against the Staten Island Yankees
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Staten Island Yankees (12-7) at Scrappers (6-15) When: 7:05. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
FARRELL, PA. City will honor a star citizen
Ted Pedas isn't coming to the ceremony empty-handed. He's bringing some gifts of his own. By
Britton-Basada wedding plans are announced
HUBBARD -- Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Glass, 223 School St., are announcing plans for the marriage of
WEATHERSFIELD Township seeks aerial spraying
Concern about a virus has already affected communities planning an annual used tire pickup.
Miss Biasella, Brian Brownlie are engaged
The engagement of Lynne Marie Biasella, 6748 Bristlewood Drive, Boardman, and Brian Richard
Funeral director: Village must pay
LISBON -- A local funeral director told village council that a new law makes the village responsible
Jayme Dominick to be bride of Jason Wileman
AUSTINTOWN -- The engagement of Jayme Dominick, 236 N. Beverly Ave., and Jason Wileman, 29 Tacoma
Oldtimers to visit New Springfield
NEW SPRINGFIELD -- The Youngstown Oldtimers baseball team will try to regain its winning ways
Donations accepted for victims of house fire
Donations accepted for victims of house fire LIBERTY -- Donations are being accepted in an account
Gas spill causes garage fire, damaging siding on 2 houses
AUSTINTOWN -- It was a domino effect with more than $10,000 worth of consequences. Wayne Davis
COLUMBIANA CO. Increase in realty value is cut back
Concern about a looming property-tax increase prompted the county auditor to take steps to fight it.
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Andrea Vranches and Isaac Kaltenbach, 1565 Sequoya Drive, Poland, girl, July 8.
Suit filed over corruption charge
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- A Youngstown man filed a $350,000 lawsuit
Show goats
Versatile, useful critters, goats are among the many exhibits at the annual event. By STEPHEN SIFF
GAIL WHITE Her art spreads warmth on many levels
"This is my palette," says Christine Porter of Boardman as she pulls out a drawer of neatly folded
YOUNGSTOWN Training gives parents strength
The institute teaches parents to speak up about their passions and for their children. By ASHLEY
Andrea Santor to be married in early September
YOUNGSTOWN -- Robert A. and Danna L. Santor, 1653 Weston Ave., are announcing the engagement of
Dowell-Sahli wedding planned for early October
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dowell of Westport Drive, are announcing plans for the upcoming
Nicole Chovan, Richard Holland to wed Aug. 11
HUBBARD -- Announcement is being made by John and Barbara Chovan, 204 Maple Leaf Drive, of the
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WARREN TOWNSHIP SHOOTOUT Defendant to be his own lawyer
The deputy wounded in the standoff underwent surgery. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Roberts-DiRenzo wedding is set for early August
YOUNGSTOWN -- Announcement is being made by Mike and Susan Roberts, 1881 Mary Place, of the
SALEM Mahoning Co. considers annexation
The area proposed lies across from the site where a Wal-Mart is to be built. By NORMAN LEIGH
BROOKFIELD Standoff ends with surrender
Police said they found six spent shells in the house. BROOKFIELD -- A 61/2-hour standoff ended
CENTENNIAL
CENTENNIAL Celebration Other highlights of this week's Centennial Celebration, at the Farrell
Nov. 3 chosen for French-Sarkis wedding vows
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. John M. French of 7511 Jaguar Drive are announcing the engagement of their
Marsi Lawrence, E.A. Knight Jr. to be married
SAN DIEGO -- The engagement of Marsi Danell Lawrence and E. Andrew Knight Jr., both of San Diego, is
Crystal Hinkson is engaged to Patrick Jervis
Announced by Tim Hinkson, Hadley, Pa., and Judy Hinkson, Hermitage, Pa., is the engagement of their
YOUNGSTOWN Mistakes keep man from stiffer sentence
A prosecutor called it 'clearly a combination of errors.' By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
CANFIELD TOWNSHIP Judge to decide lawsuit over road
The residents group maintains that the project is a loan to a local developer. By IAN HILL
Parents announce Bundy-Lakin wedding date
CANFIELD -- Michael and Patricia Bundy, 71-2 Talsman Drive, and Eileen and Thomas Lakin Sr. of
Boano-Ficorilli wedding to be held in Struthers
POLAND -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boano and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ficorilli, all of Poland, are announcing
CSC Lack of bids cancels auction for mill
Attorneys say a piecemeal sale and dismantling of the mill could be next. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
Judge sentences Niles teen
The victim and his family said they are satisfied. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Tuesday, July 10 (48 stories)
HUBBARD Travel plaza's plans remain on hold
Trustees will look into having the township join a countywide transit system. By SUSAN BERLIN
LOWELLVILLE Dispute over BFI divides officials
The mayor suggested BFI could provide free or cut-rate trash collection for village residents. By
WARREN Sign concerns prompt review
A Florida company has approval to erect 10 to 12 large billboards along Elm and Youngstown roads.
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD July 4 Warrant: Police arrested a 29-year-old Canfield
NY-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers lose lead in eighth
Mahoning Valley starts a three-game home series Wednesday with Staten Island. JAMESTOWN, N.Y. -- A
Performance at library
Performance at library GIRARD -- Actress Carol Starre-Kmiecik will present a one-woman show as
NEW MIDDLETOWN Welker Park face-lift approved
A new stop sign is a safety matter, the police chief said. By JOYCE O'CONNELL VINDICATOR
We spy an injustice
Opinion: G-man-turned-spy Robert Hanssen got off easy. Hanssen was the vilest of spies, operating not out
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY When empty-nest syndrome becomes a reality
Spring and early summer bring weddings and with them, empty nests. George Heller, barrel-chested,
SHARON National Fuel Gas promises help with work on property
Company representatives said they were surprised by the ban preventing them from cutting into any
BOXING Youngstown native's contributions savored
Ralph Citro has a place in the sport's hall of fame. CANASTOTA, N.Y. -- Youngstown-born Ralph
TRUMBULL FAIR Schedule
TODAY Veterans' Day 1 p.m. Flower show opens 1p.m. to 5 p.m. Rides open 4 p.m. Firefighters' water
COLUMBIANA COUNTY New leader vows to correct errors
The agency could be returned to full strength in about a month. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
through
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU HANOVERTON -- Paul Zehentbauer likes to say he never
WARREN Keeping an eye on kids
Cameras will let officials know who is coming and going, the high school principal said. By PEGGY
YOUNGSTOWN LTV's local plants likely won't see cuts
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN All sides praise the labor deal but say much needs to be done for LTV
YOUNGSTOWN ARENA Panel recommends Cleveland law firm
The arena board will consider hiring the law firm at its Thursday meeting. By DAVID SKOLNICK
HERMITAGE School board appoints principal
She is the fourth of five administrative appointments being made before school starts. By HAROLD
Associated Press
Associated Press REASON TO SMILE: General Electric chairman-elect Jeffrey R. Immelt grins as a
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Siblings are crowned junior fair king, queen
Siblings are crowned junior fair king, queen BAZETTA -- Howland siblings are junior fair king and
CANFIELD TWP. Residents complain of lake woes
A lake is clogged with silt and fish are dying, a resident said. CANFIELD -- Township residents
POLAND TWP. ATV patrol warns riders
So far, there have been six warnings issued. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Mystical labyrinth offers path of spiritual reflection
Down a tree-crowded road, through green fields and across from a quiet cemetery lies an intriguing
After chase, arrested man faces burglary, theft charges
AUSTINTOWN -- Police arrested a man who had been squatting in a vacant rental home, in the burglary
LOTTERY State-line frenzy: Big jackpots in Ohio, Pa. draw extra players
It's been more than 10 years since the Ohio Lottery jackpot exceeded $50 million. By SEAN BARRON
Niles mayor asks Girard to join others in system
Girard's initial share for a countywide transit system would be $11,000. By TIM YOVICH
Theft from house
Theft from house NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- City police said they think two women kept an elderly area
Court sets trial date for Clinton's brother
Court sets trial date for Clinton's brother TORRANCE, Calif. -- Roger Clinton's trial on
Boardman cops consider driving while young a traffic offense
Opinion: Boardman cops consider driving while young a traffic offense EDITOR: Several weeks ago while
SEBRING Council acts to promote downtown revitalization
The focus is economic development, specifically a stronger tax base and tourism. By STEPHANIE
CRAIG BEACH Councilman pushes for mayor's ouster
Council will try to determine whether the mayor knew he had received a court notice. By IAN HILL
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Donald and Karen Warg, 7469 Huntington, #4, Youngstown, boy, July 9. Tamica
EAST LIVERPOOL Man jailed in standoff
The man threatened to kill himself or force the police to shoot him. EAST LIVERPOOL -- An East
Business phone lines show $5,484 in illegal overseas calls
AUSTINTOWN -- Someone used the phone lines at a local business to make $5,484 in illegal calls to
Wildlife officer kills black bear
ASHTABULA -- What state officials described as a "marauding" black bear was shot and killed by a
Car crashes into bar
Car crashes into bar YOUNGSTOWN -- After the car she was driving crashed into Irish Bob's at 3602
FORUM NURSES STRIKE Overtime still an issue, union says
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN The mandatory overtime issue hasn't gone away, the president of the
Howland siblings are fair royalty
BAZETTA -- Howland siblings are junior fair king and queen at the Trumbull County Fair. William
GIRARD Games, food, music to highlight festival
The traditional procession to honor the saint will take place at 10 a.m. Monday. GIRARD-- The
GIRARD Auditors postpone results
The mayor has not developed a long-term financial recovery plan -- he is awaiting recommendations
LIBERTY Panel to help pick new chief
The committee will discuss police department issues with chief candidates. By TIM YOVICH
AGENDA
AGENDA WEDNESDAY Milton Township Zoning Board of Appeals, 6:30 p.m., Milton Township Hall, 15990
Deputy wounded in shootout
The injured officer was hoping to go home from the hospital today. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
LTV. CORP.
LTV. CORP. Labor deal Highlights of a proposed labor deal between LTV and United Steelworkers of
Walking linked to mental function
Walking linked to mental function Women who walk regularly are less likely to experience memory
MERCER COUNTY Votino pleads guilty to charge of corrupting morals of minor
The educator admitted seducing and having sex with three female students. By HAROLD GWIN
Monday, July 9 (47 stories)
South Side shooting
South Side shooting YOUNGSTOWN -- "You can have her!" Kenneth Johnson said he yelled before being
Austintown boys face delinquency charges
Austintown boys face delinquency charges GIRARD -- Two Austintown boys have been cited into
YOUNGSTOWN Greek festival planned
A downtown Youngstown church will feature some tasty ways to laud Greek culture. By SEAN BARRON
Wingard-Callihan engagement is announced
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- The engagement of Kimberly Wingard, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Wingard
MAHONING COUNTY Drivers without licenses, insurance keep flouting law
Records show that most drivers with suspended licenses circulate through municipal court like
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers top Jammers, snap losing skid
JAMESTOWN, N.Y. -- Designated hitter Rickie Morton hit a home run and Nicholas Moran pitched six
Probe of 'Drano bombs' nets 10 suspects
Probe of 'Drano bombs' nets 10 suspects LOWELLVILLE -- At least 10 juveniles are considered
Jay Wooten of Salem runs beside her border collie Blaze through an obstacle course at Jackson-Milton
Jay Wooten of Salem runs beside her border collie Blaze through an obstacle course at Jackson-Milton
AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Hartford Township trustees will have an annual budget hearing, 7 p.m. before the
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple OLD SCHOOL BUILDING: Officials say problems with the 85-year-old
AUSTINTOWN TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS Time for a decision
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER AUSTINTOWN -- A bond issue that will pave the way for two
WORTH A LOOK
CAR WASHES XBoardman Band Flagline will hold a card wash from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at
LGBT group finds home
LGBT group finds home YOUNGSTOWN -- The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center,
Kobus-Ladd wedding is set for autumn
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kobus, 2415 Trussit Ave., are announcing the engagement of their
2 fires being probed
2 fires being probed NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Authorities said they are investigating two weekend fires
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS SUNDAY 2nd--Twist (S.Spieth)4.203.002.40 Charging Rhino (L.Gonzalez)7.203.40
PROFILE Thomas R. Tulip
Age: 47 Residence: Hermitage, Pa. Occupation: Western Division Area director for the
NASCAR PEPSI 400
NASCAR PEPSI 400 SATURDAY'S RESULTS At Daytona International Speedway Daytona Beach, Fla.
HUBBARD 2000 financial report pleases city officials; tax revenue is down this year
By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF HUBBARD -- The city of Hubbard ended 2000 on sound
EGYPT
Opinion: Egyptian Gazette, Cairo, July 3: Hours before it meets a July 3 deadline on Iraq, the U.N. Security
Fire ruins house; cause not known
SHARON, Pa. -- Fire of undetermined origin gutted a vacant two-story house at 358 North St. about 11
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Susan Scott and David Santangelo, 2456 Stillwagon Road, Warren, boy, July 4.
Amanda Owen, William Fagan set wedding date
LORDSTOWN --Marvin and Rose Marie Owen, 2810 Silver Fox Drive, are announcing the engagement of
What is YSU waiting for?
Well, since there hasn't been any white smoke seen bellowing out of Youngstown State University I
Astro Falcons take 2-0 lead in Class B League title series
STRUTHERS -- Justin Herstich fired a three-hit shutout as the Astro Falcons grabbed a two-game lead
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball
G.A.B.F. (18-under) BB Rooners 8, Smithtown, N.Y. 3 -- Nolan Reimold's two home runs and double
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TRUMBULL FAIR Schedule
TODAY Free admission 12:30 p.m. Harness racing 1 p.m., 4 p.m., 7 p.m. Trumbull County OSU
Big Brother is watching, from light poles and satellites
Opinion: Two stories in recent days illustrate again the need for vigilance against the intrusion of Big
ONE ON ONE | Thomas R. Tulip Economy League director looks beyond boundaries
Q. Your job keeps you busy with a lot of meetings. Do you have time to get involved in community
MAHONING COUNTY Court video usage grows
Video arraignments give the impression of a 'live via satellite' broadcast. By PHIL NOVAK
SYMPATHETIC PET OWNERS: Mary Ellen King of Jamestown, Pa., wipes a tear as Roberta Knauf of
SYMPATHETIC PET OWNERS: Mary Ellen King of Jamestown, Pa., wipes a tear as Roberta Knauf of
Maselli-Miller betrothal is made known
MAUMEE -- Announcement of the engagement of Jennifer Terese Maselli and William Louis Miller, both
Harsh-Bornemiss wedding plans are revealed
CANTON -- Ken and Karen Harsh, 1501 Mattie St. S.E., are announcing the engagement of their
REGION Many who seek GEDs face a race against clock
GED test centers across the region brace for a surge of test-takers as the new year approaches. By
Nation owes much to Thomas Paine's beliefs
Opinion: Nation owes much to Thomas Paine's beliefs EDITOR: Thank you for including William C. Kashatus'
Easing the GRIEF
By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER HERMITAGE, Pa. -- A group of mourners, some with
CITY OF HUBBARD
CITY OF HUBBARD Residential expansion Hubbard has experienced residential growth the past five
Parents announce Morris-Balfour engagement
SALEM -- Connie L. and Lewis W. Morris, 1261 Robin Ave., announce the engagement of their daughter,
The Vindicator/Glenn Luther
The Vindicator/Glenn Luther FURRY COUNSELOR: Terri Sherbondy of Greenville, Pa., turns from the
Penn State Shenango to have preview days
SHARON, Pa. -- Penn State Shenango is sponsoring two events this month for students interested in
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Scrappers (6-14) at Jamestown Jammers (9-10). When: 7:05. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
Lightning strike briefly halts 911 station
MERCER, Pa. -- Mercer County 911 emergency dispatchers were still using backup control stations and
Ann Carney, Dale Gebhardt set wedding date
WARREN -- James T. and Rose Carney, 8004 Anderson Ave., are announcing the engagement of their
LTV STEEL Judge to hear proposed deal
Workers would be rewarded with stock ownership and profit sharing, the union says. By DON SHILLING
FORUM NURSES STRIKE Mayor again urges asking Traficant to mediate
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN The mayor said several nurses have told him they favor the
Sunday, July 8 (97 stories)
'IF ONLY ... ' | A review Comatose first novel fails to stimulate
The novel is steeped in melodrama and the dialogue is often unrealistic. By THERESA HEGEL
By DON SHILLING
By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- Plenty of high-tech equipment gets its
COURTS
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Edward C. Taylor, 37, of 435 Scott St., Warren, and Krista L.
Still battling blazes
Bucky Clarke hasn't quit fighting fires. He just doesn't want the job of chief anymore. By HAROLD
TWIN BRIDGES
TWIN BRIDGES At a glance Some facts about the I-76 twin bridges and the state's project to
Hockensmith and Mahan troth announced
GIRARD -- Jack and Vicki Hockensmith, 63 Mohican Drive, announce the engagement of their daughter,
FESTIVAL INFORMATION: YSU's Summer Festival of the Arts continues from noon to 6 p.m. today. For
FESTIVAL INFORMATION: YSU's Summer Festival of the Arts continues from noon to 6 p.m. today. For
ANIMAL CHARITY Group discovers its own angels
A $400,000 donation from a local couple is helping Angels for Animals build a new home. By ASHLEY
YSU SUMMER FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS What event's fans like: So much to do and see
The arts festival this weekend offers a little bit of everything from just about everywhere. By
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS USecond annual Gene Winchell Memorial 3D Bowhunting Tournament will be held by the
HERMITAGE, PA. Womancare Center plans dedication celebration
Tours, a health fair and lectures on women's health-care topics will be offered at the center's
Zabas honored at celebration of 50th anniversary
STRUTHERS -- Mr. and Mrs. John "Red" Zaba of 250 Smithfield St., were honored July 7 at a dinner at
BUTLER, PA. Mourning a loss, finding a calling
The Butler woman became certified in grief counseling and now helps others who have lost loved ones.
IN THE CUP! Area holes in one
Madeline Paulette of Austintown at Meander course on the 130-yard, No. 3 hole with a 3-wood.
WARREN Neighbors terrorized by family of vandals
The Sunshine home had at least $20,000 in damage, officials say. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
TRISHA SMITH JEFFREY CULP
TRISHA SMITH JEFFREY CULP CORNERSBURG -- The wedding of Trisha Smith and Jeffrey Culp took place
4 homemade bombs found in Lowellville
4 homemade bombs found in Lowellville LOWELLVILLE -- Village police and the Youngstown Police
Rebuilding bridges
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Highway and safety officials don't expect
FARRELL Centennial events
The city kicks off a weeklong centennial celebration Monday. Most of the events will be at the
By JOHN BASSETTI
By JOHN BASSETTI VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF HUBBARD -- Flagmen, stock boys, waitresses, laborers,
NUTRITION PROGRAMS In the area
MAHONING COUNTY Dacas HotMeals offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 12 locations in Mahoning
ROAD WORK Area construction
A schedule of area road construction projects: MAHONING COUNTY Lake Milton: Starting Monday,
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball
Beast of the East Tournament (age 18-younger) BB Rooners 10, Pasadena, Maryland 6 -- Dave
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Carrot Gal (Magrell)11.203.602.40 Herpointis
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamrock to mark 40th anniversary today during dinner
AUSTINTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamrock, 5201 S. Saratoga Ave., are being honored today at a
SCOTT SHALAWAY Fishwatching: Cool diversion for a hot summer's day
As summer settles in and temperatures rise, think cool thoughts. A great way to stay cool on a hot
Local author to conduct writing workshop
Local author to conduct writing workshop HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Susan Dexter, an area author, will host
HOW SHE SEES IT Start tax rebellion: give rebate away
Opinion: Money speaks. You've just been given a microphone. Several religious leaders are calling for a
Date is chosen for Logan-Fusco autumn wedding
GIRARD -- Plans for the forthcoming marriage of Kelly Ann Logan, daughter of Brian and Betsy Logan,
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Fishing trip to Chautauqua will be memorable
There isn't a lazy bone in what Lake Chautauqua veteran anglers refer to as "smallies." Inch for
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES MONDAY Mineral Ridge First Presbyterian Church, 3654 state Route 46, Mineral Ridge,
IN THOSE WALLS
Typically, the structure houses the exhibition; at the Smithsonian's "Within These Walls ..." the
LEARN MORE Ice cream lore
THE FACTS Among the weirdest flavors ever invented are pork rind, ketchup, tuna fish, garlic and
McGinnis 60th jubilee marked at family dinner
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. James McGinnis, 3821 Fredrick St., celebrated their 60th wedding
Anniversary is celebrated by Strohmeyers
NILES -- A reception was held June 30 at Theodore's in Mineral Ridge in celebration of the 50th
LITTLE LEAGUE District tournaments get under way Monday
The Ohio Little League District Two baseball and softball tournaments get under way throughout the
YSU faculty member's e-mail misquoted
Opinion: YSU faculty member's e-mail misquoted EDITOR: The June 24 column by Bertram de Souza contains a
NO BEDS: Vaugh's sons Terell, left, and Teron sleep on the living room floor of their Cleveland home
NO BEDS: Vaugh's sons Terell, left, and Teron sleep on the living room floor of their Cleveland home
SURVIVORS: Rupert Everett narrates "Paragraph 175," an HBO documentary that explores previously
SURVIVORS: Rupert Everett narrates "Paragraph 175," an HBO documentary that explores previously
Open reception to be held at church to mark Cearnses' 40th anniversary
WILLSHIRE -- The 40th wedding anniversary of former Youngstown residents Mr. and Mrs. James Cearns,
AGENDA
AGENDA MONDAY Youngstown Community School, 50 Essex St., 9 a.m., meeting for interested parents
Hunters mark golden jubilee at celebration
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hunter of 820 Southwestern Run were honored at a party July 1 at
MIKE BRAUN Local team lauded
The Outdoors Page mailbag here at The Vindicator has been overstuffed lately. Here are a few of the
Don't take me out to a ballgame
Interleague play is a bad, bad thing. It's not because major-league baseball fans don't like it.
Toys 'R' Us gives grant to counseling center
Toys 'R' Us gives grant to counseling center The D & amp;E Counseling Center, a nonprofit
SHERRY MCCALE MANUEL RODRIGUEZ
SHERRY MCCALE MANUEL RODRIGUEZ BOARDMAN -- Sherry McCale, daughter of Cindy and Larry McCale of
TRUMBULL FAIR Schedule
TODAY Free admission 12:30 p.m. Harness racing 1 p.m., 4 p.m., 7 p.m. Trumbull County OSU
Associated Press
Associated Press OVERWHELMED: Angela Vaugh breaks down after meeting with Diane Merriweather, who
Rogers-Waitkus engagement is announced
WARREN -- Announcement is being made by Thomas and Linda Rogers, 336 Kenilworth N.E., of the
Martinos feted on anniversary at family dinner
NEW MIDDLETOWN -- A family celebration will be held July 22 at the Timberlanes in Salem to mark the
HONORS
HONORS Research Youngstown native JoAnne Pedro-Carroll, associate professor of psychology and
NILES At age 66, public defender seeks more peaceful practice
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF NILES -- A longtime attorney from the Ohio Public
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Scrappers (5-14) at Jamestown Jammers (9-9). When: 6:05. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
TIFFANY BURKHART DAVID PHILIBIN
TIFFANY BURKHART DAVID PHILIBIN AUSTINTOWN -- Tiffany Lyn Burkhart and David Samuel Philibin, both
New Middletown Farmers 478 - 4262 Lowellville Rod & amp; Gun Club 464 - 4248 Mahoning
New Middletown Farmers 478 - 4262 Lowellville Rod & amp; Gun Club 464 - 4248 Mahoning
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plant mark golden anniversary at reception
MINERAL RIDGE -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plant of Webb Road celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary
Nicole Edwards, Mark Stirbens to be married
HUBBARD -- John and Martha Edwards, 2168 Ruth Road, are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
KAREN JURSA SPENCER TWYFORD
KAREN JURSA SPENCER TWYFORD YOUNGSTOWN -- Karen Jursa of Sunbury and Spencer Twyford of Croton
Deli reunion Saturday
Deli reunion Saturday PITTSBURGH -- An Isaly's reunion for current and former employees of the
Browns observe 50th jubilee at family barbecue
CAMPBELL -- A family barbecue was held July 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Brown Sr., 585
Players will scramble for prizes
A car will be awarded to the player scoring a hole-in-one on a particular hole. SALEM -- The
BOWLING Martin, Marshall get top YBA honor
Three new members of the association's hall of fame were inducted at the annual dinner. By JOHN
CLEVELAND We all scream for ice cream
'Ice Cream: The Whole Scoop' gives visitors a self-guided tour through the history of America's No.
Reception held in celebration of Koontz jubilee
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Koontz, 2105 Kirk Road, were honored July 7 as they celebrated
Grumney 50th to be observed during picnic
NEWTON FALLS -- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Grumney, 5347 Pritchard-Ohltown Road, were honored during a picnic
CURRENT PRICES From sales, shows, auctions
Prices vary by location because of local economic conditions. Advertising tin, Revelation Smoking
HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY! Margaret Hupp
Born: July 13, 1901, in Youngstown as Margaret Krause. Residence: Lives at Alterra Sterling House,
WARREN Standing firm against graffiti
A councilman said the city needs business owners and residents to 'take an active stance.' By
QUALITY CERTIFICATIONS Newly certified, Quaker is poised for battle
The plant employs 60 to 70, including some from the former Bliss Technologies, and expects to hire
Cameron Tims, Michael Casey plan Aug. 18 wedding to be held in Boston
WEEMS, Va. -- Former Boardman residents, Jay and Jane Tims of Weems are announcing the engagement of
Youngstown's fiscal crisis demands cautious spending
Opinion: It wasn't that long ago the city of Youngstown was drowning in a sea of red ink, prompting a
JENNIFER MARINELLI DANIEL RONCONE
JENNIFER MARINELLI DANIEL RONCONE YOUNGSTOWN -- Jennifer A. Marinelli, a daughter of Robert and
AREA GOLF RESULTS
WOMEN Women's Golf Association-- Winners: Flight "A" Mary Jo Derenzo; Flight "B" Nora Garay;
Pool safety program
Pool safety program HOWLAND -- Township firefighters are determined to crash your block party.
Golden wedding anniversary is observed by the Uffelmans
LIBERTY -- Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Uffelman Jr., 521 Murray Hill Drive, observed their 50th wedding
Halfway house inmate fails to return
Halfway house inmate fails to return BEAVER, Pa. -- A 23-year-old New Castle, Pa., man escaped
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Portable air units can help even in homes with central air
Q. I have central air-conditioning, but I thought about also using a portable, roll-about air
KEYSTONE CLIPS It's a little less wet in Shenango Valley
The ongoing dry spell in the Shenango Valley continued during the month of June. The area got only
FarmPark offers hands-on learning
KIRTLAND -- Lake FarmPark isn't your average, everyday petting zoo. In addition to petting the
Barrows mark 50th anniversary during reception
COLUMBIANA -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Barrow, 385 Firestone Ave., were honored at a luncheon
By AMANDA C. DAVIS
By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- Some terrorized neighbors on Iowa Avenue
MS agency to benefit from golf outing
VIENNA -- A golf classic will be held Aug. 6 at Squaw Creek Country Club to benefit the Multiple
KATHY EARNHARDT | The Butler Annual Midyear Show reaches its 65th year
The Butler Institute of American Art's Midyear Show, which is in its 65th consecutive year, has
VETERANS
VETERANS Ohio VFW elections Dr. Barry Walker of East Palestine, who served in Southeast Asia and
GAME TIME Today
Who: Cardinals (Hermanson 6-7) at Indians (Westbrook 2-0). When: 1:05. Radio/TV: WKBN-AM (570),
GEORGE KALAFUT
GEORGE KALAFUT At a glance George Kalafut, who worked 18 years with the public defenders office
REGINA QUINN CURTIS EVANS
REGINA QUINN CURTIS EVANS CORTLAND -- Regina M. Quinn and Curtis J. Evans were married at 2 p.m.
JACK WOLLITZ The most and the biggest
Ever since the first time two anglers stood side by side in a prehistoric stream and dueled to see
GARDEN CLUBS
TUESDAY Moccasin will hold its annual picnic at the home of Toni Lackey. The program will be a
CLARE MORRIS DAVID COPPERWHEAT
CLARE MORRIS DAVID COPPERWHEAT POLAND -- Nuptial vows were exchanged in the presence of Monsignor
POLAND Trail Dogs unleash efforts to aid area
The group hopes to teach the riders in Poland about the laws surrounding ATVs. By PHIL NOVAK
NEW YORK-PENN Jammersgive MV fifth loss in row
Even Jonathan Van Every's two home runs was enough to save the Scrappers from the 7-5 loss.
U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr., below right, talks to bystanders along Edwards Lane during the
U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr., below right, talks to bystanders along Edwards Lane during the
Saturday, July 7 (45 stories)
GETTING IT RIGHT
Charity Pappas, a Chaney High School student, and Barbara Ross, Chaney's librarian, were incorrectly
Faith, hope and charity don't need government support
Opinion: Even as people on both the left and right sides of the political spectrum are expressing
FORUM NURSES STRIKE Union plans 'Rally in the Valley'
The rally will be a victory celebration if Forum and the nurses union reach a contract settlement by
GOLDBERG CASE Judge awards bilked family $1.5 million
Richard Goldberg, two of his former secretaries, a bank and an insurance company were ordered to
ERNIE BROWN JR. A peaceful passing, a new beginning
I will remember June 23, 2001, for a long time. On that Saturday, I experienced two poignant
JAMES CAREER CENTER Board to revisit open-enrollment proposal
Some members said they want more information on this type of policy . By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
YO-MAH-O Officers seated, scholarships awarded at dinner meeting
BOARDMAN -- Yo-Mah-O Chapter, International Association of Administrative Professionals, installed
MERCER, PA. Market effort to plant good eating habits
Eligible older residents may get $20 to help them buy fresh fruits and vegetables. MERCER, Pa. --
SCHEDULE Bible school
Cornerstone Presbyterian Church, 471 Mathews Road, Boardman. Theme: Jesus to the Rescue. Classes:
YOUNGSTOWN Academy loses home but still plans to open
The school district has re-claimed the building and changed the locks. By RON COLE VINDICATOR
Couple sues city over decision to raze
WARREN -- A Youngstown couple is suing Warren's board of health, appealing its decision to demolish
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Russia's embrace of Iraq shows lack of conscience
Opinion: Russia should know that its call for an end to economic sanctions against Iraq on the grounds that
ANDREA KARAS DEAN CICORETTI
ANDREA KARAS DEAN CICORETTI YOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Andrea Karas, daughter of George and
Cops confiscate marijuana plants
CAMPBELL -- Acting on a tip from a concerned citizen, police found and confiscated 11 marijuana
INSTALLATIONS Lions club inducts new slate of officers
Various awards also were presented to members. HOWLAND -- The Youngstown Lions Club held
Tri-County chapter officers installed, award presented
AUSTINTOWN -- The installation of officers who will head Tri-County Chapter of the American Business
Plane built by Cortland man crashes on very first flight
JOHNSTON -- A 62-year-old pilot suffered only minor injuries when the experimental aircraft he was
COLUMBIANA Library will hire an architect for expansion
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU COLUMBIANA -- Columbiana Public Library officials are
COLUMBIANA Library will hire architect
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU COLUMBIANA -- Columbiana Public Library officials are
WARREN Program focuses on life skills
'The Potter's Wheel' offers job training and economic planning for disadvantaged women. WARREN --
SARA SPOSETTA JOHN RAPP
SARA SPOSETTA JOHN RAPP EAST FAIRFIELD -- Nuptial vows were exchanged June 9 in the presence of
READY TO FIGHT: Mr. Tinkles, voiced by Sean Hayes, speaks to the masses about the cats' plans for
READY TO FIGHT: Mr. Tinkles, voiced by Sean Hayes, speaks to the masses about the cats' plans for
MICHELLE CIOCI JAMES ROBISON
MICHELLE CIOCI JAMES ROBISON POLAND -- The Rev. Bobby Murphy officiated at 2 p.m. June 9 at Bethel
NEW CASTLE HIGH Ex-teacher: Gender bias played role in hire
The woman's lawsuit claims the district was looking for someone with an 'athletic background' for
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses David A. Felder, 32, of 2646 Curtis, Youngstown, and Trina L.
CEREMONIES
CEREMONIES Recent changes Under Jewish law, at age 13 (12 for girls), children become obligated
FORUM TALKS
FORUM TALKS Other developments Talks between Forum Health and its striking registered nurses
Body found at park
Body found at park RAVENNA -- A body believed to be that of Timothy Heaton of Canton was recovered
GAME TIME Today
Who: Cardinals (Benes 6-6) at Indians (Sabathia 7-3). When: 1:15. TV/Radio: WNYX (62), WJW (8),
Authorities arrest 9 environmentalists
Authorities arrest 9 environmentalists BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Developers began to clear land for an
WARREN Council will consider Packard Hall subsidy
The city had challenged music hall officials to create a plan showing it can operate without city
CLUB CALENDAR
AUXILIARIES XSt. Anthony's Auxiliary of Struthers will have its annual picnic at 6 p.m. Tuesday at
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Pirates (Schmidt 5-3) at White Sox (K. Wells 4-5). When: 7:05. TV/Radio: FOX Sports
BIRTHS
BIRTHS Forum Health Northside Blaine and Diane Bricker, 11497 Youngstown-Pittsburgh Road, New
DONNA MCNAMARA DAVID EDWARDS
DONNA MCNAMARA DAVID EDWARDS MAUI, Hawaii -- Donna J. McNamara of Girard and David A. Edwards of
Couple sues over steer that was fatally shot
Couple sues over steer that was fatally shot YOUNGSTOWN -- A Beloit couple is suing Smith Township
ON CAMPUS College news and notes
Westminster: Four former members of the men's basketball team, including three from the 2000-2001
POLAND Plans stumble for a walking path along Yellow Creek
By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER POLAND -- Plans for the proposed walking path
YOUNGSTOWN Man must pay for loud music
Mark Lett's two loud-music offenses brought a $150 fine. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
JAMES CAREER CENTER School board to revisit open-enrollment plan
Some members said they want more information on this type of policy. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
Rubble tests show no signs of hazards
STRUTHERS -- City officials said results from analysis on rubble behind the Spring Street Apartments
BAZETTA Fair will honor standout people
One of the four men being honored helped construct buildings for the fairground. BAZETTA --
ABWA chapter to hold installation ceremony, dinner at Boardman park
BOARDMAN -- The installation of officers for the upcoming season will be a highlight of a dinner
Friday, July 6 (45 stories)
Another dollar ... another day
By ASHLEY POWERS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER Bre Democko rarely is agitated by her job's little
Officials to close NOCC earlier than expected
The Hubbard Road private prison will become dormant this month. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
Associated Press
Associated Press A NEW BATTLE: Tammy Smith, director of education in Citrus County, left, and
More to Lowellville than playmate attributes
Opinion: More to Lowellville than playmate attributes EDITOR: I am writing in response to an article
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Jason J. McQuiston, 23, of 189 Maple Drive, Boardman, and Rose
Union: Lack of strike pay for pickets affects lines
Leaders say the union can't afford to pay its nurses benefits for walking a picket line, so it can't
Woman found dead
Woman found dead CORTLAND -- Police are investigating the death of a 31-year-old Stahl Avenue
MERCER COUNTY State is on lookout for those owed unclaimed property
The Hermitage man's name turned up on a list of people the state is seeking so it can return their
Clerk faces theft, false-report charges
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Police have charged a Dairy Mart clerk with making false reports and theft after
GAIL WHITE Book explores the sweet success in Isaly's history
Working for the Western Pennsylvania Historical Society, Brian Butko of Pittsburgh touches history
NORTH JACKSON Asbestos found at school will add to repair costs
School officials fear the cost of the repairs may put them back into fiscal emergency. By IAN
Boccieri takes look at office
Perhaps the Republican Party will rethink a redistricting plan because of this announcement, a state
COLUMBIANA CO. Officials OK plan to annex
Fecal material found at sample sites far exceeds a state limit. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
Civic center ads
Civic center ads YOUNGSTOWN -- The board overseeing the proposed downtown civic center agreed
Five hurt when youth wrecked his car
ELLWOOD CITY, Pa. -- Three brothers and two other people were injured in a car accident early today.
Columbiana man reports theft of car
YOUNGSTOWN -- A Columbiana man who was in town reportedly to buy crack cocaine lost his 1993
Public health emergency warrants state funding
Opinion: It was an impressive show of community caring in a crisis that had parents and children in
GETTING IT RIGHT
Kelly Colla, who operated N.E. Colla & amp; Sons Barber Shop on Southern Boulevard until he
WARREN Man pleads innocent to manslaughter charge
Police say they are not sure what spurred the fight but said they believe the suspect and victim had
LISA NEELD JOHN SEMAN
LISA NEELD JOHN SEMAN GIRARD -- The wedding of Lisa Marie Neeld and John Andrew Seman took place
HUBBARD Council eyes plan on flood damage
The flood area is generally along Mud Run, through the middle of Hubbard. By TIM YOVICH
NANCY BARON KIM MACKEY
NANCY BARON KIM MACKEY YOUNGSTOWN -- Fellows Riverside Gardens in Mill Creek Park provided the
Web site to list sexual offenders
All three levels of sexual offenders will be listed on the sheriff's Web site. By BOB JACKSON
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XHome Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting at 4 p.m. Sunday at the
TRUMBULL COUNTY Savings soar with new post
Agency heads and elected officials alike will be bidding jointly for supplies to save money. By
AMERITECH GRANTS Technology and education
The following Youngstown-area organizations received Ameritech grants totaling $63,600 through the
BROOKFIELD Officials still seek answers in explosion
Investigators were not able to speak to one of the men injured in the blast. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
CYNTHIA BELL JOSEPH MARTIN
CYNTHIA BELL JOSEPH MARTIN AUSTINTOWN -- Abundant Harvest Church was the setting at 1 p.m. June 2
SECOND THOUGHTS
Opinion: Washington Post: Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, in a speech Monday in Minneapolis, expressed anxiety
JENNIFER AULICINO WILLIAM LOFTUS
JENNIFER AULICINO WILLIAM LOFTUS YOUNGSTOWN -- The marriage of Jennifer Lee Aulicino and William
Pet adoption
Pet adoption BOARDMAN -- Animal Appeal of Sharpsville will have a display of dogs and cats
Local man honored as a Vietnam hero
Of 400 U.S. troops who fought in Pleiku on Nov. 17, 1965, 155 were killed in the bloodiest one-day
FRANCINE DILULLO MICHAEL BARKER
FRANCINE DILULLO MICHAEL BARKER NEW MIDDLETOWN -- Michael Barker, 174 Country Green Drive,
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Jeff and Kathy Gill, 5445 Leetonia Road, Leetonia, boy, July 5. Joseph and Judith
BRISTOL LIBRARY Children pack their bags for reading adventures
A professional ventriloquist will be on hand July 16. BRISTOLVILLE -- With library cards as
Man steals money from Dollar store
ELLWOOD CITY, Pa. -- Police say a Dollar General store employee took $3,000 from a store cash
JODY MYERS BRIAN KLASE
JODY MYERS BRIAN KLASE GIRARD -- St. Rose Church was the setting at 3 p.m. June 1 as wedding vows
NILES Police will crack down at red lights
Traffic accidents and complaints prompted increased enforcement. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
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SALEM Jubilee to end after this year
The chamber could find no one willing to sponsor the future festivals. SALEM -- The 20th annual
FARRELL Judge finds ex-mayor innocent of harassment
The complaint was filed by the child's father, who doesn't live with the child. FARRELL, Pa. --
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
The following people were indicted Thursday by a Mahoning County grand jury: Thomas Nemeth, 47,
Salem council to give workers pay raise
SALEM -- More than a dozen city employees have a new labor contract that provides for an 11.75
Park programs look at wildlife, Christmas
PORTERSVILLE, Pa. -- An early taste of the holidays is coming to McConnell's Mill State Park on U.S.
Lamaze birthing class
xxxxx CANFIELD -- A one-day Lamaze birthing class will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 14 at
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Group builds family a home
The church group built a home for 23 people in four days. By ASHLEY POWERS VINDICATOR STAFF
Driven
Lynsey Elmo has made a strong comeback from a horseback-riding accident to play softball again.
CLEARLY, NASTY SONG LYRICS ARE THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL
Opinion: EDITOR: Hey, they've finally discovered what makes kids in the U.S. go bad: song lyrics. Or so say
Police probe possible link to theft
AUSTINTOWN -- Police are investigating a report that two men who stole cigarettes from a gas station
FAST FACTS Juarez, Mexico
Location: Mexico's northern state of Chihuahua along the Rio Grande. It is connected to El Paso,
Man reports purchase of false stock
AUSTINTOWN -- A Mineral Ridge man contacted police here after learning he had purchased $1,000 in
WASHINGTON GOP senator from Pa. votes against Bush on key issues
Sen. Specter has voted with the president on 22 of 27 key issues. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
CLASS B LEAGUE Express is No. 1 as playoffs start
The Youngstown Express won a tie-breaker over Astro Falcons. STRUTHERS -- Youngstown Express
Toddler left in car for more than 12 hours
Toddler left in car for more than 12 hours TAMPA, Fla. -- A toddler spent more than 12 hours in a
Teens suffer minor injuries in car crash
SHARON, Pa. -- A group of teen-agers escaped with minor injuries when the car in which they were
"This is a vicious crime that violates human rights, and is absolutely unforgivable."
Opinion: "This is a vicious crime that violates human rights, and is absolutely unforgivable." Gov.
After 19 years and innumerable pastries, 'The Rev' is still running strong.
After 19 years and innumerable pastries, 'The Rev' is still running strong. By IAN HILL
Scrappers lose 5-4
Scrappers lose 5-4 Batavia scored two runs in the bottom of the eighth inning, handing the
AUDITIONS Where to try out for roles
ACTORS "Arsenic and Old Lace." Trumbull New Theatre, 5883 Youngstown-Warren Road, Niles, 3 p.m.
Charity Ride
Charity Ride YOUNGSTOWN -- Members of Harley Davidson motorcycle owners groups from all over
Students join to make lives brighter for orphans
By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Seeing photographs of the orphans made
WARREN Police probe stabbing death
Police have a suspect in custody, but no charges have been filed. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
Anderson-Black wedding to be held in chapel
The engagement of Kim Anderson and Jeff Black, both of 5556 Aviator Drive, Columbus, is being
Homeless teen arrested in Austintown
AUSTINTOWN -- A homeless 18-year-old man was arrested early Wednesday after he was found with
Parents announce Cramer-Zimmers engagement
Linda and Thomas L. Cramer of Fleming and Mary Ann and James M. Zimmers of Poland announce the
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO Rascal Flatts When: 8:30 p.m. July 13. Where: Trumbull County Fair, Everett-Hull Road,
TRUMBULL FAIR Schedule
SUNDAY Free admission 12:30 p.m. Harness racing 1 p.m., 4 p.m., 7 p.m. Trumbull County OSU
SCRAPPERS BOXSCORES
MUCKDOGS 5, SCRAPPERS 4 MAHONING VALLEYBATAVIA abrhbiabrhbi Sorensen ss4000Silvera 2b3000
Gocala-McIntyre wedding is set for Sept. 8
POLAND -- John and Joan Gocala, 6088 Frontier Drive, are announcing the engagement of their
Tuition increase forecast for YSU
Nine of Ohio's 13 public universities raised tuition by more than 7 percent. STAFF/WIRE REPORT
Pamela Malagisi, Anthony Berardi to wed Sept. 1
The engagement of Pamela Malagisi, 4876 Westchester Drive, Austintown, and Anthony Berardi, 7196
Police thwart attempted suicide
LOWELLVILLE -- Officers from four police departments said they curbed the suicide attempt of a 24-
TRUMBULL CO. Fair to have horse races, stunt show
The fair is one of the half-dozen to be part of the Buckeye Super Stakes. BAZETTA -- The 154th
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Following her mission, director makes a difference
When Tamica Green attended YSU, not long ago, she had to write a personal mission statement for a
Funky harmony
By DEBORA SHAULIS ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR irst time Joe Don Rooney heard the Dixie Chicks on the
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Joseph and Kristan Morris, 4206 Tippecanoe, Youngstown, girl, July 3. James and
Fire causes $30,000 in damage to home
AUSTINTOWN -- Fire caused $30,000 in damage to a home at 4046 Lantern Mill Road early today.
Blues festival going Deep in Pittsburgh
Blues festival going Deep in Pittsburgh Local rock band The Deep will perform during the seventh
THE HOUSE LOOKS FOR COVER
Opinion: Washington Post: The House Republican leadership has drafted a phony campaign finance reform bill
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Work will delay traffic
Work will delay traffic WEATHERSFIELD -- Traffic will be delayed on Salt Springs Road from the
Not again: more troubles emerge from ODJFS
Opinion: Because Ohio Medicaid Director Barbara Edwards has doubts about a federal program that pays school
Sonja Williams, Roy Williams to be married
YOUNGSTOWN -- The engagement of Sonja A. Williams and Roy "Jay" Williams, both of Youngstown, is
Mountain biker injured
Mountain biker injured STRUTHERS -- A 60-year-old man was in critical condition today at St.
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball and softball
Babe Ruth (14-15) Youngstown Express 9, East Side Kiwanis 2 -- John Mang pitched a complete game,
BROOKFIELD Explosion hurts 2 men, leaves crater
An investigator said the blast was heard for miles. BROOKFIELD -- Fire investigators think it was
Explosion hurts 2 men, leaves crater
An investigator said the blast was heard for miles. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Teaching, stripping don't mix
Opinion: Perhaps you've seen the Rules for Conduct for Teachers promulgated by the Board of Education of
Sex assault on child
Sex assault on child ENON VALLEY, Pa. -- Police have charged an Enon Valley man with indecent
WARREN Show presents Packard clan's family history
The slide show is a prelude to the annual Packard Car Show. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
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NURSES STRIKE Limits put on Forum pickets
Nurses insist they've remained peaceful during their two months on the picket line. By CYNTHIA
Retiring police officer celebrates final parade
James Johnson says he was happy to serve his community for 25 years by leading the Austintown
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Christopher M. Martin, 28, of 6206 Diana Drive, Poland, and
WARREN Program bridges learning gap
About 700 Warren pupils are spending their summer in the classroom. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK and
Democracy and dugouts
Hundreds of parents and volunteers combine to make the Canfield Baseball Club a model of excellence.
WARREN Urban League to be audited
Employees allege that the league mishandled $78,000 for the Researching Fatherhood Initiative
Miss Anderson, James Brown II are engaged
CANFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. Dale Anderson, 293 Bradford Drive, are announcing plans for the upcoming
Bush's 'people' contribute to president's low ratings
Opinion: Bush's 'people' contribute to president's low ratings EDITOR: Politicians, pundits and media
Butler sets up training
Butler sets up training YOUNGSTOWN -- Training for Butler Institute of American Art docents and
LISBON Farm bureau aims to sow interest in involvement
Young farmers get the dirt on agricultural issues. By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Hey Joe! Name Rocker All-Star
Indians fans used to seeing the American League All-Star lineup loaded with Tribe uniforms may go
YOUNGSTOWN Strollo lawyer appeals foreclosure ruling
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Lenny Strollo's lawyer is appealing
AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball and softball
BASEBALL Babe Ruth (ages 14-15) Youngstown Express 5, East Side Kiwanis 0 -- Adam Zakowski
HERMITAGE Planners oppose waivers
By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The city planning commission says the
NEW CASTLE, PA. Planners give nod to school changes
A 400-seat balcony would be added to the auditorium. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
NASCAR BP won't sponsor Blaney
Car owner Bill Davis said that a new sponsor will get a driver who is hitting his stride. HIGH
THE BARBERS OF BOARDMAN Their work is a SHEAR joy
Two Boardman barbershops operated by distant cousins can trace their barbering heritage back about
Have a blast, but where? City considers options for fireworks sites that fit rules
Options include setting aside a few open spaces around the city or a spot in each of four quadrants.
New Middletown water tank undergoes exterior painting
NEW MIDDLETOWN -- Consumers Ohio Water Co. has started a $286,000 maintenance project on the New
The Vindicator/Glenn Luther
The Vindicator/Glenn Luther FAMILY RECIPE: Steve Garofalo of Leetonia prepares the special sauce
TRUMBULL COUNTY Indictments
Joseph Neil Gioiello, 36, Bayberry Drive N.E., Howland; six counts of theft of drugs. Ralph D.
Yeager-Lodwick engagement is announced
HUBBARD -- Announced by Gayle and Margaret Yeager of Hubbard is the engagement of their daughter,
Phillipson-Kopey wedding planned for mid-August
CANFIELD -- John and Debra Phillipson, 3456 Meanderwood Drive, are announcing the engagement of
Chevy Cavalier sales increase slightly in June
YOUNGSTOWN -- Sales of the Chevrolet Cavalier rose slightly in June, and sales of the Pontiac
LAWRENCE COUNTY Official criticizes delays on data
The assessment company says it doesn't want to give out incomplete information. By LAURE CIOFFI
GAIL WHITE The melting pot is overflowing with goodness
Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses, yearning to breathe free, The wretched
Woman faces charges of bank account thefts
CLEVELAND -- A Lowellville woman is charged with obtaining funds from federally insured financial
LESSONS WORTH LEARNING
Opinion: St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Surgeon General David Satcher is under attack for trying to bring sex
GRANGE FAIR Mercer County
SUNDAY Computer demonstrations daily in the exhibit building. 1 p.m.: Picnic basket lunch and
Alayna Bridwell, Aaron Anthonsen to be married
NEW SPRINGFIELD -- Announced by Edward and Leanna Anthonsen, 12555 Springfield Road, is the
Abraham-Hart wedding to be in Niles church
NILES -- Announced by Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Abraham of Niles is the engagement of their daughter,
BIRTHS
BIRTHS Forum Health Northside Keith and Denise Schmitt, 146 Center St., Struthers, boy, June 29.
Venue change denied in murder trial
Venue change denied in murder trial YOUNGSTOWN -- A judge has denied Mark Batcho's request to have
Their work is a SHEAR joy
Two Boardman barbershops operated by distant cousins can trace their barbering heritage back about
Governor reappoints Ungaro to an important state panel
Opinion: At a time when the Mahoning Valley is uncertain about how it will fare in the upcoming capital
Truck crash kills Mineral Ridge man
DEERFIELD -- An elderly Mineral Ridge man was pronounced dead at the scene of a one-vehicle accident
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Christopher A. Deuley, 20, 1739 Parkman Road, Warren, and
Kathleen O'Neill, Michael Reardon are engaged
LYNDHURST -- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. O'Neill, 5284 Edenhurst Ave., are announcing the engagement of
YOUNGSTOWN Woman hurt in shooting sues four
Criminal charges against one of the four defendants were dismissed. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Wedding planned by Miss Sunseri, Mr. Abrahamson
The parents of Maria Sunseri, 6604 Appleridge Drive, Boardman, and David Abrahamson, 2222 Teakwood
A SLICE OF HISTORY
By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER LISBON -- Who would have thought that 40 years of
Lawmaker disputes flight attendant's story
Lawmaker disputes flight attendant's story WASHINGTON -- Rep. Gary Condit denied on Tuesday that
Tuesday, July 3 (59 stories)
NEW WILMINGTON, PA. Council targets rental property
The borough's cable television system could be up for sale. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR
City council refuses to pay lawyers $15,000
City council refuses to pay lawyers $15,000 CORTLAND -- City council is refusing to pay a $15,000
Tax bills get new look
Tax bills get new look YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning County taxpayers will get a little extra when their