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McKelvey suggests involving Traficant
The congressman is willing to get involved in the talks, his spokesman said, but only if both sides
MAHONING COUNTY Elections board OKs redistricting
The board will have a hearing Aug. 14 to consider a complaint about the eligibility of a Youngstown
Miccos honored at surprise party for anniversary
STRUTHERS -- Mr. and Mrs. Tony Micco, 426 W. Omar Ave., were the guests of honor June 3 at a
IRL SUNTRUST 250 LINEUP
IRL SUNTRUST 250 LINEUP After Friday qualifying; race today At Richmond International Raceway
WAY OF LIFE Christian Web entrepreneur enjoys gift of giving baskets
Cindy Shakley's business offers a variety of themed and personalized gift baskets. By D.A.
Local vocalist
Local vocalist YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown vocalist Adam Luciano now performs with Sounds of Glory
Linnens honored at dinner for 50th anniversary
HUBBARD -- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Linnen, 262 Westview Ave., were the guests of honor at a dinner party
HOWLAND 4th of July celebration -- with a new twist
The fire department trailer features a fire and tornado presentation. By STEPHEN SIFF
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT UThe seizure of property by law enforcement officials from a home and warehouses
Woman sentenced for embezzlement
YOUNGSTOWN -- A judge sentenced a 43-year-old Youngstown woman who embezzled $43,637 from her
A continuing series
A continuing series Last month: A three-day Vindicator series outlined reader attitudes on blight,
CLUB CALENDAR
AUXILIARIES XFlora MacDonald Auxiliary will meet at 11:45 a.m. July 7 at Fellows Riverside Gardens
Coopers' 50th is celebrated at center, gardens
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Nick Cooper, 1829 Overlook Ave., who were married May 26, 1951, were
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ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball
Babe Ruth (ages 14-15) East Side Kiwanis 7-2, Rondinelli Tuxedo 4-4 -- Matt Guerrieri had a double
8 arrested in sting plead innocent
The defendants are all free on bonds and will be back in court July 11. By PATRICIA MEADE
Agency to probe alleged brutality
The mayor said the city and police department will have no part in the investigation once BCI takes
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Pirates (D. Williams 1-0) at Expos (Vazquez 6-9). When: 7:05. Radio/TV: WBZY-AM (1280), FOX
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
The following people were indicted by a Mahoning County grand jury: Patrick R. Tobin, 22, North
Rodkey-Colonna wedding to be Oct. 20 in Vermont
STOWE, Vt., -- Plans are being revealed for the upcoming marriage of Theresa Rodkey and John Colonna
CONSOLIDATION Mahoning precincts
Canfield city: 12 to 10. Canfield Township: 10 to 8. Campbell: 18 to 13. Austintown: 61 to 49.
NORTHEAST OHIO Dominion plans to cut bills for most gas users
The average customer would save $31 a month. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR
League elects YSU professor president
YOUNGSTOWN -- The League of Women Voters of Greater Youngstown recently elected Anne York of
Pentagon: Officer falsified Osprey records
Pentagon: Officer falsified Osprey records WASHINGTON -- The Pentagon has concluded that the
Votino deserves prison for illegal, immoral behavior
Opinion: We have to ask what kind of man entrusted with the well-being of 370 young people as a dean of
Golf fund-raiser
Golf fund-raiser BOARDMAN -- A miniature golf fund-raiser for heart transplant patient George
COLUMBUS Supporters push concealed-gun bill
A person would have to be at least 21 to apply for a permit to carry a concealed firearm, the bill
The number of bachelor's degrees awarded in electrical engineering in the United States declined
The number of bachelor's degrees awarded in electrical engineering in the United States declined
A SECOND ISSUE ON THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF A TOWNSHIP ADULT BUSINESS ORDINANCE IS STILL PENDING.
A second issue on the constitutionality of a township adult business ordinance is still pending.
DAMASCUS YSU professor leads solemn task at cemetery site
Unmarked graves in a Quaker cemetery are being moved to make way for a church expansion. By
ON-THE-JOB LEARNING Teachers go into the workplace to better help their students
Teachers and businesses are collaborating on educating the work force of the future. By VERONICA
KNOWING HOME Where to go
The following locations will stamp passports for the Mahoning Cultural Collaborative program:
YSU Environmental health director recommends vaccinating students
Those living in dorms are at high risk of contracting infectious disease because of close quarters,
Associated Press
Associated Press ENDANGERED SITE: The historic Senator Theatre in Baltimore flashes its brilliant
Toastmasters 408 inducts officers
AUSTINTOWN -- Ken Shellito of Warren was inducted as president of Youngstown Executive Toastmasters
Anniversaries of sisters and husbands represent 160 years of marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Paskey of 255 Neff Drive, Canfield, Mr. and Mrs. John Zelina of 1810 Wingate
COLUMBUS Smoking bill goes to House
The bill, which passed in the Senate, would make banning smoking a responsibility of elected
Forum steps up recruiting effort
No hiring will take place until the 61-day-old nurses strike ends, a Forum official said. By
Woman accused of dumping baby is released on bail
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A 19-year-old woman accused of dumping the body of her newborn son in the woods
WW Heating keeps playoff race tight
Rondinelli held off Goldsteins. STRUTHERS -- Upsets continue to shake up the Class B League
MISSION possible
Congregation members went to a foreign land to help people who are far from their homeland. By
Forum Health Northside
Forum Health Northside Frank and Carol Curtis, 676 Cathy Ann Drive, Boardman, girl, June 20.
SCHEDULE Bible school
Fairview United Methodist Church, 21 Fairview Ave., Niles. Theme: Way to Go! Good Neighborhood
City cracking down on housing code violators
Opinion: The city of Youngstown is going on the offensive to punish property owners who have shown a
HOLIDAY EVENTS What's planned
Events scheduled for the Independence Day holiday week, as submitted to The Vindicator: MAHONING
MVSD EPA calls for plant upgrades
You must make sure enough qualified people are on the job to keep the water safe, the EPA also told
Burleys mark 50th anniversary at family dinner
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burley, 907 Pearson Circle, observed their golden wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hayes mark 50th anniversary at reception
BESSEMER, Pa. -- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hayes of Bessemer celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN Area collaborative works to promote cultural diversity
A new program gives Mahoning Valley residents another reason to explore the area's culture and
Alison M. Bush, Kevin I. Huff plan Sept. 15 wedding
YOUNGSTOWN -- Plans for the late summer wedding of Alison Marie Bush and Kevin Isaac Huff, both of
In garden, neighborhood plants seeds of pride
A 7th Ward coalition leader wants to offer other neighborhoods help in creating their own gardens.
FIREWORKS
FIREWORKS Safety tips Tips for a safe Fourth of July from The National Council on Fireworks
Women's day speaker
Women's day speaker YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. Flonerra Harris, associate minister at New Bethel
UNITED LOCAL SCHOOLS New contract with teachers
Effective date: Sept. 1 Length of contract: 3 years Current starting salary: $23,879 Current
FOURTH OF JULY Warning: Be careful with fireworks
It is illegal in Ohio to use anything more powerful than trick or novelty fireworks, and
EDUCATION Cyberspace school finishes first year, with mixed reviews
Ohio's first online charter school got off to a rocky start. By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION
Local dancers on show
Local dancers on show YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown's Judy Conti Dancers tapped their way into the
Friday, June 29 (78 stories)
MIDDLETON TWP. Team to look for woman
No clues have been found in the disappearance of Tracy Hill, who has been missing since June 7. By
LOWELLVILLE Love helps man cope with wife's illness
Janice Retort discovered she had cancer after a bout with what she thought was the flu. By ASHLEY
CANDIDATE Timothy W. Gleason
Age: 46 Resides: Mineral Ridge Family: wife, Sherry; children, Shannon, Bethany and Mary Rose.
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS The Sunnybrook Trout Club in Sandusky, Ohio, will host it's annual Wulf School of
Whatever is done for AIDS won't be enough
Opinion: With 36 million people infected with HIV -- and thus facing death from AIDS -- the world is facing a
BANQUET Austintown Lions, Lioness clubs hold installation
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Austintown Lions and Lioness clubs held their annual installation of officers and
WARREN Company donates money to keep fatherhood project
The agency won't have money to service the program until later this summer. By STEPHEN SIFF
SALEM Petro urges Republicans to embrace legacy
The candidate said he wants to continue his fight against corruption. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
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WEST MIDDLESEX SCHOOLS Board OKs increase in property taxes
The last-minute receipt of an unanticipated state grant saved taxpayers $20,000 more. WEST
Skateboarding facility
Skateboarding facility SALEM -- Work is expected to begin in coming weeks on a skateboarding
NEW MIDDLETOWN FARMERS 485 - 3784 LOWELLVILLE ROD & amp; GUN 477 - 3784 FISH
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WARREN Council holds fate of hall's finances
The music hall is asking the city for $80,000 to finish out the year. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
ARENA BOARD Meeting notes
The board overseeing the proposed downtown civic center in Youngstown talked about these issues
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth William and Brenda Burns, 130 Oakley Ave., Youngstown, girl, June 28. Thomas and
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings, 2.753.00 Banc One,.84,34.8934.99 Clear Channel,
Shenango road to open for ships revue
SHARON, Pa. -- City police said the Shenango Valley Freeway was expected to reopen around noon
WARREN North Road proposal draws public interest
The county engineer's department will spend a few weeks reviewing the comments. WARREN -- Critics
MAHONING COUNTY Juvenile offenders have more options
Young offenders can perform many community service projects, a judge said. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
MIKE BRAUN Future rests with women
Look around you because that's where the future for outdoors is, no matter what the aspect --
'Private police force' demands state review
Opinion: The city of Youngstown, like other urban centers in America battling crime, has become vulnerable to
GETTING IT RIGHT
The telephone number to call for information about concerts and fireworks next Thursday and July 6
MAHONING VALLEY Bonds approved for new school
The issuance will cover the cost of building a new school. By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF
SCOTT SHALAWAY Proper yard habitat will attract herptiles
It's difficult to find anyone who objects to planting wildflowers in the backyard to attract
TCTC contract is up
TCTC contract is up CHAMPION -- A contract governing nonadministrative employees at Trumbull
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Scrappers (4-6) vs. Jamestown Jammers (2-8). When: 7:05. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
Township trustees refuse medical plaza expansion
The plans called for a fourth medical office near an ambulatory surgery center. HOWLAND --
SEBRING Council votes to buy Stingray Nite Club
The police chief says the purchase eliminates a 'headache' for the village. By STEPHANIE UJHELYI
ELECTIONS Campbell, Sebring
The deadline to file nominating petitions for the Campbell and Sebring primary elections Sept. 25
EAST OHIO GAS Union rejects company's offer
Workers say they are resisting concessions in pension, health insurance and retirement savings. By
Mahoning County needs change, not Chance
Opinion: Mahoning County needs change, not Chance EDITOR: Do we, the taxpayers of Mahoning County, need
LORDSTOWN Potential coach turns down offer
The retired Mogadore coach declined to say why he decided not to take the head boys basketball
Research casts doubt on genetic leap theory
Research casts doubt on genetic leap theory For the second time in about a month, a new study
GOING UP Milk, lunch prices
The Niles school board voted Wednesday to increase school lunch prices for the upcoming school year.
JACK WOLLITZ Hot times are best for bass, hybrids
Bright hot days are settling in, making it increasingly difficult for anglers who chase walleyes,
WARREN POLICE Mayor investigates brutality complaint
The police chief noted that a formal complaint has not been filed. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
CANFIELD Coach doubtful about job
The coach thinks the recommendation was made at the behest of a few parents. By IAN HILL
NESHANNOCK Township streets get new names
The cost of accident reports in the township is going up. By VIRGINIA ROSS VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Rising fuel costs affect 2002 busing budget
The authority's expanded hours are expected to generate more riders and, therefore, more revenue
CCL CONTAINER Contract talks put on hold for vacations
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Contract talks between CCL Container and its production and maintenance employees
CANCER BENEFIT If you go
What: Benefit for Lowellville cancer patient Janice Retort. When: Sunday; breakfast 9 a.m. to
BOARDMAN High school junior scores perfect 36 on ACT exam
Only 71 students in the nation received a perfect score . By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
NEW CASTLE Man faces charges in meter theft
Records from 1997 to 1999 show there were four bank deposits made from parking meters in the South
WARREN Bus system still under consideration
WARREN -- City council has not decided whether to kick in money to help establish a door-to-door
SCHOOLS PROJECT Park land
A profile of the five parks or playgrounds that the city school district needs as part of its $163.5
FCSLA Education scholarships to be awarded at dinner
YOUNGSTOWN -- Winners of First Catholic Slovak Ladies Association education scholarships will be
INSTALLATION Joanne Collier to lead DAR chapter
POLAND -- Joanne Collier was installed as regent of Mahoning Chapter, Ohio Society, Daughters of the
MERCER COUNTY Agency prepares to break ground for senior center
The agency board approved a bond issue for financing and awarded contracts for the project. By
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball and softball
BASEBALL Babe Ruth (14-15) Youngstown Express 6, Rondinelli Tuxedo 3 -- Mike Eliseo, the winning
YOUNGSTOWN Undercover police sting raids Bada Bing nightspot
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Exotic dancers at the Bada Bing on
REGION Sprint users to vote on change
The change would provide new toll-free calls for a number of area communities. By DON SHILLING
GAIL WHITE Selective selfishness can soothe a stressed-out soul
I went on a ladies weekend getaway. No husband. No children. Just me and the ladies. I almost
GIVING UP THE GUNS
Opinion: Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune: The choice for the Irish Republican Army and its political
PERU Local couple witnesses earthquake
The Bristolville couple said many of the city's historic sites were heavily damaged. YOUNGSTOWN --
NILES Bite the Bullet founder to ride in festival parade
The program has provided bulletproof vests to K-9 officers in Niles, Boardman and Warren. By
YSU Women's soccer team will help Akron inaugurate program
Youngstown State will compete for the Horizon League championship. YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown
Trustees elected to serve society
YOUNGSTOWN -- Three new trustees were elected to the board when the Mahoning Valley Historical
TOLL CHARGES Proposed changes
Sprint is asking customers to vote on its plans to eliminate toll charges on these calling routes:
Program to provide free drugs to seniors
WARREN -- A program to assist seniors in getting free drugs from pharmaceutical companies will be up
YSU Area native eager for A.D. job
Timothy Gleason, commissioner of the Ohio Athletic Conference, is in the running to replace Jim
HOWLAND Post office to relocate as government station
The pharmacy that handled the postal station will no longer offer the service. HOWLAND -- The new
YOUNGSTOWN Schools to replace recreation areas
The school district will reinstall park equipment displaced by construction. By ROGER G. SMITH
Rocker will be cheered, if ...
Unless the Cleveland Indians close June with a real swoon, left-handed relief pitcher John Rocker
FORUM HEALTH STRIKE | Day 60 Overtime still the issue, nurses say
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Cheryl Kelty admits it. The 27-
CLUB CALENDAR
ATHLETIC GROUPS XMcDonald Baseball Association will meet at 6 p.m. Sunday in the senior citizens
MAHONING COUNTY Bar association members elect officers, give awards
NEW SPRINGFIELD -- Members of Mahoning County Bar Association recognized new officers, elected
Rewards for helmets
Rewards for helmets LAKE MILTON -- Kids, if you're spotted wearing a bicycle helmet by the Milton
Searching for life
There had been plans for a housing development or golf course near the creek. CANFIELD --
Warren Rose Society lists winners of annual show
NILES -- Warren Rose Society held its 31st annual rose show June 16 at the Eastwood Mall. The
MERCER COUNTY Woman sentenced in car-dragging case
Police said the woman denied swerving toward the utility pole. By VIRGINIA ROSS VINDICATOR
OHIO SCHOOLS Senate extends days for calamity
The action came after this spring's outbreak of meningococcal disease in the Mahoning Valley. By
BASEBALL
BASEBALL The Howland Athletic Club -- will hold its third all-star tournament July 6-14. Entry fee
About the series: The Vindicator published a series of articles and photographs in 2000 on the
About the series: The Vindicator published a series of articles and photographs in 2000 on the
Reporter was model of faith
By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION EDITOR George C. Welker Jr. wanted his faith in Jesus to
Morton's hits keep streak alive
By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF NILES -- Baseball is such an easy sport to understand
SHOOTING
SHOOTING Sporting clays for Whitetails Unlimited The local chapter of Whitetails Unlimited will
Wednesday, June 27 (51 stories)
Summary of police activity
Summary of police activity CANFIELD June 17 Theft: Police contacted Ridley, Pa. police about a
AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL Babe Ruth (ages 14-15) Sluggers 12, IPS 1 -- Josh McKenney pitched the win and had two
WARREN HOMICIDES Tests will determine if man is competent to stand trial
WARREN -- A judge could decide as early as August if a man accused of killing a city woman and her
One-stop shopping for social services makes sense
Opinion: If all the agencies and organizations that have expressed interest in a Trumbull County one-stop
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT UThe Rev. Joseph Zamary has been named associate pastor of St. Michael Parish in
STRUTHERS Officials to inspect complex
The owner said she has sought public funds to clean up her building. By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS Grade requirement for activities raised
One board member wants to raise the minimum grade point average even higher. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
GIRARD Junior high principal in line to be superintendent
A new principal was hired to take over the troubled Girard Intermediate School. By TIM YOVICH
Colleagues express disappointment
It's a shame Votino will now be remembered for the harm he did, one coach said. HERMITAGE, Pa. --
WARREN City plans carefully for tax office changes
The mayor was hoping for more immediate action. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Judge dismisses charges against man in sex case
WARREN --A Trumbull County judge found that there was not enough evidence to convict a 41-year-old
MAHONING VALLEY Teacher faces multiple charges
The man has been a substitute teacher since March 1999. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
NEW CASTLE Couple seeking change in bond
The defense lawyers told the judge their clients won't leave the area if the bonds are reduced. By
YOUNGSTOWN Man charged again with noise violation
Aside from possible jail time, hefty fines and forfeiture of his sound equipment, the New Castle man
COLUMBIANA CO. Farm bureau sets record
The farm bureau has more members actively farming than ever before. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN YSU picks new provost, prompting praise on diversity
By RON COLE VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Dr. Tony Atwater, a former television news
YSU PROVOST Background
Dr. Tony Atwater's professional experience: 1999-present: Dean, College of Professional Studies
YOUNGSTOWN Reactions to cell phone ban mixed
YOUNGSTOWN -- Dave Crook squints toward an intersection from where he stands among the gas pumps at
RIGHT ON CAMPAIGN FUNDING
Opinion: Washington Post: The Supreme Court this week upheld restrictions on the campaign expenditures that
Youngstown center to offer health fair at open house
Free health screenings and blood sugar and blood pressure tests will be available. YOUNGSTOWN --
GAIL WHITE Coitsville woman keeps book open on old school
Dorothy Morse of Coitsville has spent 25 years snapping the whip to preserve an educational icon.
YOUNGSTOWN Amateur boxers to strut best stuff
Billy Lyle of Niles will be the featured attraction while Durrell Richardson is pitted in the co-
MAHONING VALLEY Goldbergs sue judge, cops
The wife and children of the former attorney filed the suit. AKRON -- Dorothy Goldberg, on behalf
BOARD MEETING Additional action
The Youngstown school board also handled these matters at its Tuesday meeting: Approved a revised
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers snap four-game skid
Victor Kleine pitched eight strong innings for the win. NEW YORK -- Jonathan Van Every scored the
Court should move quickly to hear Milosevic appeal
Opinion: If, as he says, his conscience is clear, why is Slobodan Milosevic, the former president of
HOWLAND Intersection almost ready
The contractor is required to fix the catch basin and curbing. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
LAWRENCE COUNTY Hospitals to accept unwanted babies
Babies will be kept in the hospital for a few days and then put into the county child services
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER HERMITAGE -- Bolotin Furniture is marking nearly
Business contests liquor option vote
Business contests liquor option vote YOUNGSTOWN -- Crestview Inc., doing business as Glenwood
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COLUMBIANA CO.
COLUMBIANA CO. By the numbers Total Columbiana County Farm Bureau membership and total Ohio Farm
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Dan T. Bucci III, 27, of 5710 W. South Range, Salem, and Kelly
Pathologist examines bones from concrete
Pathologist examines bones from concrete NILES -- Dr. Humphrey Germaniuk, a forensic pathologist
YOUNGSTOWN STATE BGSU official likes diverse program
Dr. Ronald Zwierlein believes YSU eventually will be eyed by the Mid-American Conference. By JOHN
CANDIDATE Dr. Ronald Zwierlein
Current position: Senior associate vice president, Bowling Green State University. Current
He finds Every way to excel
Jonathan Van Every is taking advantage of minor league pitchers. He just hopes that he can continue
Palestinian state needed for Middle East peace
Opinion: Palestinian state needed for Middle East peace EDITOR: It was a horrendous attack on the crowd
Hospitals to accept unwanted babies
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Scared and frightened mothers who don't want their newborns now have safe places
YOUNGSTOWN CIC Downtown improvement
The city's downtown agency, the Youngstown Central Area Community Improvement Corp., handled these
New Waterford attorney appointed magistrate for common pleas court
LISBON -- Columbiana County Common Pleas Court has added a second magistrate to its staff. Atty.
CRAIG BEACH Investigator likely to address council
The U.S. Labor Department may ask a judge to take action over the pay issues. By IAN HILL
KENNEDY CHRISTIAN Official: Probe found other possible victims
The district attorney said seven young women, three of them victims, were ready to testify if this
Collision with police car brings charges
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Justin Lykins, 21, of North Scott Street faces charges of recklessly endangering
OHIO Senate to vote to preserve farmland and greenspace
The OFP will be kept alive despite efforts by the state Senate to do away with the agency. By JEFF
Open house is Saturday for the Henningers
NILES -- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Henninger Sr., 122 S. Butler Ave., will be honored at an open house
Panel considers bids for skateboard facility
Panel considers bids for skateboard facility SALEM -- The city parks commission is considering
U.S. Census Bureau to monitor households
U.S. Census Bureau to monitor households YOUNGSTOWN -- U.S. Census Bureau representatives will be
MAHONING VALLEY Goldberg's family files lawsuit over search
The wife and children of the former attorney filed the suit. AKRON -- Dorothy Goldberg, on behalf
Tuesday, June 26 (56 stories)
PET PRODUCTS
PET PRODUCTS What's new Among the thousands of wares on display at a recent American Pet
FARRELL Woman to move project after council's decision
The city also was challenged for giving a proposed playground site to a planned private apartment
SALEM SCHOOLS Board fills positions for 2 new programs
The yearbook staff is asking the school board for funding help. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
Apartment owner's trial
Apartment owner's trial STRUTHERS -- A trial has been set for Kim Stocker, owner of the Spring
NEW CASTLE. Rep. LaGrotta seeks extended calling area
A 1997 study showed there weren't enough calls to surrounding communities to warrant extending local
Lawmaker apologizes for comments in May
The councilwoman said a group of clergymen insisted a public apology was needed. FARRELL, Pa. --
REGION Delphi, new GM supplier are granted state loans
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Each plant is expected to employ about 180 people. YOUNGSTOWN --
WARREN Panel aims to boost music hall income
The city is to decide whether it will help to fund the music hall for the rest of the year. By
YOUNGSTOWN Apartment building will be demolished
The city will work with private and nonprofit developers on a new building. By ROGER G. SMITH
NORTH LIMA Officers wound fugitive
The 44-year-old fugitive is wanted in other states on various charges. NORTH LIMA -- Peter James
NORTH LIMA Shootout leaves fugitive injured
The 44-year-old fugitive is wanted in other states on various charges. NORTH LIMA -- Peter James
Board releases money for projects
COLUMBUS -- The State Controlling Board approved the release of $196,565 to the state Department of
TRUMBULL COUNTY 2 inmates walk away from work-release jobs
An inmate incompetent to stand trial was mistakenly released from the jail, officials said. By
Roklyn DePerro, D.S. Turner Jr. to wed Nov. 3
CANFIELD -- Dr. and Mrs. Michael P. DePerro Jr., 3987 Fairway Drive, are announcing the coming
A BIGOT WHO TAUGHT US TOLERANCE
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: The death Thursday of actor Carroll O'Connor, 76, marked a milestone for Americans
CANFIELD Teacher has meningitis
Only one out of every 1,000 people infected with the virus develops the disease. By IAN HILL
HUBBARD School board appoints new superintendent
In other business, the school district treasurer suggested using any reserve funds to meet possible
WARREN Meeting addresses racial divide
At Monday's community breakfast, Warren's police chief noted he wants city officers to complete a
BOARDMAN Fireworks debris strikes woman, family's property
A township woman was treated for minor injuries after stray debris burned her arm. By JOHN W.
LOWELLVILLE Mayor, council debate waste issue
The mayor wants the village and its residents to be more fully compensated for BFI's ammonia
WW Heating chills Alltel; Astro's defeat Rondinelli
STRUTHERS -- Chris Russo and Sean Weyant homered and each had two hits Monday as WW Heating beat
MERCER COUNTY Legislature passes bill to sell land for jail site
The new jail has a price of $17 million and would house 266 prisoners. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
Diamonds from war-torn Africa no one's best friend
Opinion: Two members of Congress from Ohio are lending their voices to the growing chorus in Washington
14-year-olds injured after crashing car
YOUNGSTOWN -- A 14-year-old East Boston Avenue boy who crashed a 1993 Chevrolet Cavalier into a tree
Jackson-Milton pupils' meal prices to rise
NORTH JACKSON -- The cost of breakfast and lunch in Jackson-Milton schools will be going up next
Commission names interim fire chief
Commission names interim fire chief WARREN -- The Warren Civil Service Commission certified
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Scrappers (1-6) at Brooklyn Cyclones (4-3). When: 7:05. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
Scouts will be prepared for fun
The 75th anniversary of Canfield's Boy Scout troop -- the second-oldest in Mahoning County -- will
AGENDA
AGENDA WEDNESDAY Mahoning and Columbiana Training Association executive committee, noon, 9 W.
TRUMBULL COUNTY Educational Service Center selects new superintendent
The new superintendent will be paid $95,000. By AMANDA DAVIS and STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Daniel Weimer, 30, Kent, and Georgia Tambais, 38, of 1024
Trustees OK Austintown budget plan
AUSTINTOWN -- Township trustees have approved their proposed budget for 2002. The budget, approved
SHARON PennDOT works to reopen freeway damaged in blast
State Street Bridge downtown will be closed to pedestrians during the Small Ships Revue. SHARON,
GIRARD Lawmakers to postpone pay raises
Mayor James Melfi nixed management increases. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF GIRARD
NEOUCOM Estate gift lets medical school add position
The medical school's public health chairman will help local health departments track infectious
Man isn't charged in raccoon shooting
CANFIELD -- The city attorney has decided not to charge a South Broad Street man for shooting a
LEETONIA Chief explains staff problem
The chief is rotating some road patrolmen to fill dispatching shifts. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
"We liked some of his ideas. We liked what he did in Girard. The superintendent of the Educational
"We liked some of his ideas. We liked what he did in Girard. The superintendent of the Educational
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball and softball
BASEBALL Babe Ruth (age 14-15) Youngstown Express 15, Astro Falcons 4 -- Mike Eliseo singled
NEW CASTLE Couple seeks reduced bail in dead baby case
By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Defense attorneys for an Ellwood
REUNIONS
XThe 59th annual reunion of Boardman Pioneers will be held from noon to 4 p.m. July 15 at the
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT Kim Maine of Canfield was not dancing at the time she was interviewed for an
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Thompson-Jones wedding to be held in Indiana
WESTGATE, IOWA -- Announced by William and Connie Thompson of Westgate, are plans for the autumn
Man dies in car crash
Man dies in car crash GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Hempfield Township police said a Greenville man died when
Officials find burglary after fire is doused
BOARDMAN -- Officials suspect a weekend house fire may have been deliberately set to cover up a
Carol Valensi to marry Tim Zieroff in July ceremony at Swanton church
Plans for the approaching marriage of Carol Valensi and Tim Zieroff, both of 2121 Longport Drive,
Manufacturer to relocate facility
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN COITSVILLE -- A Coitsville company is relocating a 13,000-square-foot
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Ronald and Andrea Bunofsky, 1166 S. Albright-McKay Road, Hubbard, boy, June
Anderson-Birt wedding plans are announced
BOARDMAN -- Paul R. and Janice Harper, 6758 West Blvd., are announcing plans for the forthcoming
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY GED grads give eloquent speeches of elation
In June, many accolades go to high school graduates -- as well they should. But recently, about 50
HERMITAGE Ex-coach admits sex with 3 students
The district attorney accepted the plea arrangement because Votino admitted responsibility and the
NEGLEY County OKs landfill, but with conditions
Two of the conditions involve protection of residential water wells. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
LORDSTOWN Officials euthanize wandering wild bear
The animal was captured twice in a residential area and exhibited no fear of humans, a state
CPR block watch
CPR block watch YOUNGSTOWN -- The CPR block watch will feature the topic of "What's Happening With
Community pride program to begin
GIRARD -- A committee of city workers hopes to begin a community pride program early in July. "We
Monday, June 25 (48 stories)
By SEAN BARRON
By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER LAKE MILTON -- Frank Costantini sells insurance, but his
Early-season trips part of routine
Dave Turgeon doesn't want anyone feeling sorry for his team, which is on the road again. By
Another arbitrator, another ruling that makes no sense
Opinion: If there's a lesson to be learned from the latest legal travesty involving a rogue cop it is this:
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COLUMBIANA New EMS chief has plans for city's service
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU COLUMBIANA -- Involving EMTs and paramedics in the
KOREA REVISIT
KOREA REVISIT Program begun by the Korean Veterans Association in 1975, the 25th anniversary of
BOARDMAN Officers capture bear
With the growing bear population, more bears can be expected in the area, experts say. By JOHN W.
TRUMBULL COUNTY Social services to move together
Three locations are being considered, all in Warren. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Boardman man contracts viral meningitis
BOARDMAN -- A Boardman man has been diagnosed with viral meningitis, but it is a different strain of
Strollo's link to YSU is key
There are still two more candidates to be interviewed, but we don't see how Youngstown State
Trademark tapping at the fairgrounds
Trademark tapping at the fairgrounds CANFIELD -- Nearly 2,000 phony sunglasses -- worth $150 each
Fire marshal investigates string of fires
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Firefighters are going to start patrolling the city's east side after three
Michelle Myers, Jason Wall are to be married
OAK HILL, Va. -- Retired Cmdr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Myers III of Oak Hill, formerly of Youngstown,
Reeling squad hits the road
After losing 8-0 to Williamsport, Mahoning Valley got a pep talk from the manager before embarking
Fix park problem with a little elbow grease
Opinion: Fix park problem with a little elbow grease EDITOR: I am writing in response to a recent letter
Car accident kills 89-year-old man
Car accident kills 89-year-old man NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- An 89-year-old Shenango Township man died
Miss Campbell, William Schmidt are engaged
WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell, 3627 Hubbard-West Middlesex Road, are
MAHONING VALLEY Training standards vary at region's 911 dispatch centers
Ohio law does not require 911 dispatchers to be certified in first aid or CPR. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK
Tribes share their culture in Hermitage
Representatives from several tribes took part in the Native American Gathering on Saturday and
Myer-Chernisky wedding to be in Zanesville
YOUNGSTOWN -- Jon and Betty Myer of Duncan Falls and George and Donna Chernisky Sr., 364 Beverly
MAHONING VALLEY Medical training standards vary for 911 dispatchers
Ohio law does not require 911 dispatchers to be certified in first aid or CPR. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown
A homicide in Austintown is the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this week: Crime:
ONE ON ONE | Mary Louise Dicken Community involvement is finance director's focus
Q: You've been a fixture in Columbiana government and the community for several years now. How did
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
Late-inning collapse: Manager Dave Turgeon tried to rationalize two straight games in which the
CLASS B Goldsteins blanks Astro Falcons, 3-0
Rondinelli out-scored Alltel in the seventh inning for a win. STRUTHERS -- James Moorhead tossed a
Police officer injured while chasing suspect
AUSTINTOWN -- A police officer was injured Sunday morning while chasing a Youngstown woman who had
Senior Independence offers suggestions on safety
Tips will help seniors prevent falls in their homes. YOUNGSTOWN -- Senior Independence, 1110 Fifth
Regional transit system best for Mahoning Valley
Opinion: Regional transit system best for Mahoning Valley EDITOR: It was reported in The Vindicator that
Megan Gillis, Mr. Thornton to wed in August
Announcement of the engagement of Megan Gillis and Gerald Thornton Jr. is being made by the bride's
The Rein Man
By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER LAKE MILTON -- Frank Costantini sells insurance, but his
Manfredi-Malloy troth announced, wedding date set
Joseph and Rosemarie Manfredi, 410 Edison St., Struthers, and Richard and Beverly Malloy, 1923
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Barbara Merten and Leland Moats, 2325 Plaza Ave., Apt. 15, Warren, boy, June 19.
Are the Indians off their Rocker?
Opinion: The Cleveland Indians organization has made an interesting choice in picking up controversial
Associated Press
Associated Press LIVING THE HIGH LIFE: A tree-sitter who goes by the name of Basil makes breakfast
YOUNGSTOWN Veterans revisit war sites in Korea
One of the three Youngstown veterans said he wanted to visit Korea to see if the war was worth it.
ONE-STOP SERVICES Possible participants
These agencies and organizations are interested in having a presence in the proposed one-stop
NEWTON FALLS Property owners want input on project
Property owner assessments make up about 10 percent of the project costs. By DENISE DICK
One of the three Youngstown veterans said he wanted to visit Korea to see if the war was worth it.
One of the three Youngstown veterans said he wanted to visit Korea to see if the war was worth it.
SHARON Viaduct implosion leaves freeway closed
The falling bridge caused more damage to the road surface than anticipated. SHARON, Pa. -- The
BOXING Whittaker's TKO win steals the show
E.T. Whittaker boosted his record to 21-4 to highlight Sunday's show at the Eastwood Expo Sports
MERCER COUNTY Proposed trust program would plant seed money for affordable housing
A proposed Affordable Housing Trust could provide a local match to bring in state and federal
Brutal crime deserves more than British killers got
Opinion: Can it possibly be eight years since those grainy surveillance tapes captured the attention of the
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
JAPAN
Opinion: Yomiuri Shimbun, Tokyo, June 18: U.S. President George W. Bush and Russian President Vladimir Putin
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Justin P. Durkin, 23, of 3381 Quentin Drive, Youngstown, and
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65th anniversary is observed by the Whittles
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whittle, 264 Afton Ave., are being honored today at TJ's in the
HUBBARD Bicentennial
SATURDAY 7:30 to 11 a.m.: Pancake and sausage breakfast sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Noon
LAWRENCE COUNTY Jury duty eligibility increases with plan
The changes should mean that residents will be called to jury duty less often. By LAURE CIOFFI
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Ceiling fans are a best bet to beat the summer heat
Q. I think that adding a ceiling fan or two would improve our comfort and save a few bucks on our
Car, bike show benefits breast cancer research
Car, bike show benefits breast cancer research CHAMPION -- Fordeley's Music & amp;
DANA MIRONE JEFF RODGERS
DANA MIRONE JEFF RODGERS NEW MIDDLETOWN -- A reception was held at Mr. Anthony's in Boardman to
A LITTLE HOSPITALITY Staying inn-style
By CATHY SECKMAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT For a vacation idea that's easy on gas and long on
PITTSBURGH City packages weekend getaways
The theater or baseball? You have your choice. By MILAN PAURICH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT The
EAST LIVERPOOL Museum honors hometown heroes
Lou Holtz wanted to give credit to those who devote their lives to young people. By STEPHANIE
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
STATELINE CLASSIC Winning is goal; playing time is factor
Ohio has a chance to win its second in a row. By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT BEAVER
By REBECCA SLOAN
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Every summer, gardeners everywhere grab their weapons
FUND-RAISER JCC event will feature golf and tennis
Golfers and tennis players will have the opportunity to compete for a variety of prizes.
KEYSTONE CLIPS Board to spotlight academic awards
Hermitage school directors say that academic excellence will get the same consideration as athletic
FBI continues to subpoena Warren records
The law director says he doesn't know what the FBI is looking for. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and AMANDA
PATRICIA C. SYAK | Symphony notes Powers rings with sounds of renewal
The sounds of hammers and saws will be heard on the heels of the tap, tap, tap of dancing shoes
Flashback to the '50s
Flashback to the '50s St. Elizabeth and St. Joseph health centers will have Flashback to the '50s
TARA WILSON JOSEPH SYDNEY
TARA WILSON JOSEPH SYDNEY YOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Tara Denise Wilson and Joseph Cornell
NEW CASTLE Brothers' book tells of war duty
The identical twins became Navy corpsmen partially to avoid the life of a combat soldier, but they
MELISSA FYNES THEODORE SCHMITT
MELISSA FYNES THEODORE SCHMITT AUSTINTOWN -- The wedding of Melissa M. Fynes and Theodore Schmitt
THE SCHEDULE What's happening, when and where
FRIDAY Planetarium 4 p.m. Sky Quest 6 p.m. Sky Quest 8 p.m. Mystery of the Missing Seasons
Friends plan Shakespearean party
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Friends of Fellows Riverside Gardens will hold a garden party, "A Midsummer
COURTS
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Arthur J. Johnston II, 24, of 515 Atlantic St., Warren, and
YOUNGSTOWN Officials question constable business
The Youngstown police chief says LaRoy Dock and his constables don't have any power. By PHIL NOVAK
KRISTEN ANDERSON NICHOLAS HEWKO
KRISTEN ANDERSON NICHOLAS HEWKO AUSTINTOWN -- Kristen L. Anderson, 337 Greenbriar Drive, Cortland,
LOCAL
LOCAL Signing at Book Nook WARREN -- Les Roberts will be at the Book Nook in the Warren Plaza,
A continuing series
A continuing series Last month: A three-day Vindicator series outlined reader attitudes on blight,
WEEKEND SCHEDULE
WEEKEND SCHEDULE Banquet, golf outing Events set for the Hall of Fame weekend include a gala
Commission questions safety of baby bath seats
Commission questions safety of baby bath seats Baby bath seats are potentially dangerous, warns
Open house set for Steiners' 50th jubilee
NORTH LIMA -- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Steiner, 11911 New Buffalo Road, will be honored at an open house
Family celebration honors Pastulas' 50th anniversary
STRUTHERS -- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walter Pastula, 494 Seventh St., were honored on the occasion of
Opening night spoiled
Williamsport scored seven runs in the eighth inning to win, 11-3. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
JENNIFER DARNELL STEVEN BOBOVNIK
JENNIFER DARNELL STEVEN BOBOVNIK LAS VEGAS -- Jennifer M. Darnell and Steven D. Bobovnik were
Butler cruise-in slated
Butler cruise-in slated BUTLER, Pa. -- The 2001 Cruise-A-Palooza, celebrating its sixth year, will
Ohioan gets music post with Indiana University
Ohioan gets music post with Indiana University BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Grammy-winning opera singer
KAREN THOMPSON CHAD MCCONNELL
KAREN THOMPSON CHAD MCCONNELL BESSEMER, Pa. -- Karen Thompson, 441 Manchester Ave., Youngstown,
Pulling the blinds down on government in Pa.
Opinion: Before Allegheny County Chief Executive Jim Roddey decides whether to sign or veto legislation
Learning about settlers
Learning about settlers YOUNGSTOWN -- Children ages 6 to 13 may experience the lifestyle of the
RENÉE ARQUILLA RODNEY ROMEO
RENÉE ARQUILLA RODNEY ROMEO YOUNGSTOWN -- Fellows Riverside Gardens in Mill Creek Park was the
AREA CALENDAR
June TODAY -- Sponsors Classic Golf Association at Avalon South Golf Course in Howland. TODAY --
By THERESA HEGEL
By THERESA HEGEL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER "Do Bald Men Get Half-Price Haircuts? In Search of
AWARDS Junior Civic League holds annual scholarship brunch
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Junior Civic League held its annual scholarship brunch June 10 at Our Lady of
SOCIAL SECURTY Q & amp;A
Q. I'm planning on retiring soon. Can I apply for Social Security benefits through the Internet?
Jackson Twp. fatality
Jackson Twp. fatality NORTH JACKSON -- A man was killed when his eastbound car went off I-76 and
'JOHN HENRY DAYS' | A review Sprawling novel fails to find a focus
Only the myth of John Henry binds this fragmented novel. By ROB STOUT SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR
Lewis anniversary marked at dinner
STRUTHERS -- A dinner reception took place May 25 at The Embassy in Youngstown to celebrate the 25th
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Team rekindles baseball tradition
The definition of "precedent" is, what has come before sets the stage for what comes after. Take
Rocker deal no big deal for some Scrapper fans
They say the former Braves pitcher learned a lesson, now Cleveland should benefit from the trade.
Martin leads pack at weekend
Several other nonathletes with Ohio Valley roots are being honored. EAST LIVERPOOL --
MAHONING COUNTY Handicap-parking enforcer receives praise and ridicule
The deputy is doling out mostly warnings for people illegally parked in handicap spots, but
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Eagle Eyes(D Ward)11.806.203.40 On Q(D Binskin)21.6010.60
Building trends break new ground
One new home has walls of poured concrete instead of lumber. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS
SANTINA DEMARCO CHRISTOPHER BRAINARD
SANTINA DEMARCO CHRISTOPHER BRAINARD CAMPBELL -- St. John Church was the setting at 1:30 p.m. June
Vollmer jubilee observed at family dinner
YOUNGSTOWN -- A family dinner party was held June 9 at TJ's in the Holiday Inn South, Boardman, in
YSU Summer arts festival has plenty to offer
The festival celebrates the community's cultural diversity. By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF
WARREN FBI continues to ask city for documents
The law director says he doesn't know what the FBI is looking for. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and AMANDA
RICHELLE BARTHOLOMEW NORMAN GALLAGHER
RICHELLE BARTHOLOMEW NORMAN GALLAGHER YOUNGSTOWN -- The marriage of Richelle Bartholomew, 1267
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go Location: 9500 Sperry Road, Kirtland, Ohio. Hours: Tuesday through Sunday
Climbing affiliates' charts objective for Bastardo
The catcher is out to prove to some people that he belongs at a higher level. By BRIAN RICHESSON
HUBBARD Fall groundbreaking set for golf course development
Plans call for 90 houses and 150 condos. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF HUBBARD --
HOUSE
HOUSE The House rejected an amendment by Rep. David R. Obey, D-Wis., to redirect $30.5 million
CRIME SOLVERS
CRIME SOLVERS Mercer County A burglary at a baseball field concession stand is the focus of
MUSEUMS Area attractions
Arms Family Museum of Local History -- 648 Wick Ave., Youngstown, (330) 743-2589: "Heart & amp;
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
Offensive leaders: Center fielder John Van Every and right fielder Miguel Quintana led the Scrappers
VIENNA Volunteers in demand for Giant Eagle Classic
Each shift lasts 4-to-6 hours, depending on the committee. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS
TIPS FOR YOUR SEARCH Keep it safe and fun
RESEARCH CACHE AREA Buy a map, preferably a topographical map which shows the features of the
TIFFANY DAVENPORT JAMES PERRY
TIFFANY DAVENPORT JAMES PERRY BOARDMAN -- St. James Meeting House in Boardman Township Park was
Game being used to promote movie
Geocaching fever is spreading like an e-mail virus, and now it's reached the mainstream. Twentieth
Ohio's own slice of garden paradise
KIRTLAND -- They say paradise was a garden, and if a garden is your idea of paradise on earth, then
SHARON SHANKS | The Cosmos We're probing Mercury, but what about Pluto?
From Mercury to Pluto, the astronomy & quot;in & quot; basket is simply overflowing with
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES TUESDAY American Red Cross Austintown Donor Center, 57 Westchester Drive, noon to 7
Setting sights
By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER SHARON, Pa. -- Decked out in neon yellow T-shirts, 16
AREA GOLF SCORES
MEN Jednota Friday (Tanglewood) -- Low gross: R. Jonda 39, C. Dubos 40; Low net: D. Hodos, G.
Earthquake rocks Peru, Chile, killing at least 12
Earthquake rocks Peru, Chile, killing at least 12 LIMA, Peru -- A powerful earthquake shook Peru
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kozak mark 60th anniversary at Mass, dinner
STRUTHERS -- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kozak of Struthers observed their 60th wedding anniversary at a
AGENDA
AGENDA MONDAY Austintown Township Regular Meeting, 7 p.m., 82 Ohltown Road. Boardman Township
Morrisons' 60th anniversary to be observed
AUSTINTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morrison, 241 S. Dehoff Drive, celebrated their 60th wedding
Classes for test
Classes for test GIRARD -- There are still openings for intervention classes for Girard students
MELANIE TOMASINO MARK CRUZ
MELANIE TOMASINO MARK CRUZ AUSTINTOWN -- Immaculate Heart of Mary Church provided the setting for
Sharon viaduct's history is in pieces
The detonation was delayed by nearly five hours because of inclement weather. By MARALINE KUBIK
Sooner or later, Stoops is deserving
History tells us that Oklahoma earned its nickname, the Sooner State, from the fact that some land-
PENNSYLVANIA House panel eyes the slots at racetracks
Area lawmakers say they would support the bill, but they want to know where the tax revenue will
WNBA ROUNDUP Saturday's games
Miracle 67, Mystics 59 ORLANDO, Fla. -- Elaine Powell scored a career-high 20 points to lead
KATHRYN EARNHART | The Butlers This summer, a broad spectrum
A visit to The Butler Institute of American Art and its branches in Salem and Howland Township this
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Joel and Diana Gonzalez, 1141 Inverness Ave., Youngstown, girl, June 23.
'LETTERS FROM KOREA' | A review Twins' book chronicles 1950s war
The book is a tribute to the war's veterans. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
IN THE CUP! Area holes in one
John Von Schwarz at Meander course in North Jackson aced the 125-yard, No. 3 hole with a gap wedge.
St. Pat's scramble set for Pine Lakes
HUBBARD -- The St. Patrick Home and School four-person golf scramble will be held July 1 at Pine
PARKING PATROL
PARKING PATROL Enforcement statistics A breakdown of activities of Mahoning County parking
Coaches and players join Holtz for event
The Notre Dame connection will be strong. EAST LIVERPOOL -- Paul Hornung, 1956 winner of the
SHARON Small Ships Revue is open for whatever boats you float
The annual revue covers a half-mile of the Shenango River and prizes are given in various
RECIPES Inn specialties
Each bed-and-breakfast has its unique specialties. Creamy Scrambled Eggs are always a big hit at
BARBARA MCDONALD MICHAEL ESHELMAN
BARBARA MCDONALD MICHAEL ESHELMAN YOUNGSTOWN -- Michael J. Eshelman and his bride, the former
STEPHANIE HANDEL MICHAEL BURNETT
STEPHANIE HANDEL MICHAEL BURNETT HUBBARD -- The Rev. Theodore Schaffer officiated at 3 p.m. June 2
Youth groups unite to fight urban decay
A couple more groups this summer are expected to take over and maintain private, vacant Elm Street
Parking cop gets praise and excuses
The deputy is doling out mostly warnings for people illegally parked in handicap spots, but
MILESTONES DIGEST
LAWYERS Mooney graduate Danny R. Kraft Jr., son of Danny and Cynthia Kraft of Youngstown, has
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Narducci achieves academic honors at Ohio Northern
ADA -- Bill Narducci from Ursuline High and Campbell finished an outstanding baseball career at Ohio
CANFIELD Machingo to lead junior women's league
BOARDMAN -- Patty Machingo was installed president of the Junior Women's League of Canfield for
HEATHER GUIDO JOHN COOPER II
HEATHER GUIDO JOHN COOPER II HUBBARD -- Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper II honeymooned in Niagara Falls,
WARREN Committee narrows list to three for coordinator position
The WRAP director hopes to hire someone by next week. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
GALE SPENCER CHARLES HOLMES
GALE SPENCER CHARLES HOLMES WARREN -- The historical Upton House provided the setting at 5 p.m.
JANET OSBERG CHRISTIAN JOHNSON
JANET OSBERG CHRISTIAN JOHNSON NORTH LIMA -- Janet Leigh Osberg, 3610 Mercedes Place, Canfield,
Great Lakes are a resource border states must protect
Opinion: The Great Lakes need protection from those who would exploit the enormous resources of the lakes to
Saturday, June 23 (54 stories)
CAMPBELL Man under house arrest for starving a Labrador
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER CAMPBELL -- A judge sentenced Nathaniel Danley to 15
WARREN Gypsy moths cause concern
The state sprayed half as much acreage against gypsy moths this year as it did last year. By
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball
BABE RUTH (14-15) Youngstown Express 14, J & amp;W Crown Limo 3 -- Adam Boris had three hits,
LEETONIA Official touts road widening plan
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LEETONIA -- Village Administrator Gary Phillips says
Miss Rotunno, Mr. Modelski to be married
Plans for the forthcoming marriage of Lisa Marie Rotunno, a daughter of Ronald and Linda Rotunno,
MAHONING COUNTY A rift between political allies
Commissioners Reese and Sherlock each said the other was out of line. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
REV. DANIEL ROHAN 3 feasts top list devoted to saints
Among the Orthodox Church's feasts, there are three in honor of God's saints that stand out from
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Developers added 697 shopping centers in 2000, bringing the number of enclosed and open-air centers
Developers added 697 shopping centers in 2000, bringing the number of enclosed and open-air centers
Forum Health Northside
Forum Health Northside Brian and Crystal Brown, 4304 Rush Blvd., Youngstown, boy, June 22. John
Judge OKs auction of assets
The auction appears to be the best way out for all involved, the judge said. By BOB JACKSON
ON CAMPUS College news and notes
Youngstown State: Adam Lewis, a senior on the McDonald High track team this season and a four-year
MAHONING COUNTY Road closings
Wilcox Road between Fairview Road and Mahoning Avenue in Austintown will be closed Monday through
NEW CASTLE SCHOOLS Bid rejection leaves historical-homes proposal in limbo
There were Ohio investors interested in the project with enough cash to buy land and move the homes.
MAHONING COUNTY Field narrowed in search for 911 system consultant
Commissioners have met with the finalists and are checking references. By BOB JACKSON
HERMITAGE City considers hiring part-time police officers
Three city commissioners think it might be worth taking a look at. HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Should the
PENNSYLVANIA Motorized scooters illegal to ride on streets
Some dealers are apparently telling buyers that the machines are legal. By HAROLD GWIN
Families seek donations for fire victims
SHARON, Pa. -- The families of Jimmy Neer and Lisa McKelvey, who lost nearly all of their
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers split, gain first win
Mahoning Valley whipped Utica in the opener but was edged in the nightcap. UTICA, N.Y. --
MUSH-BALL Their own league: Challenger's kids grow with game
The Gillam family has helped the Challenger League for disabled children grow and thrive. By JOHN
Miller-Didyk engagement is made known
AKRON -- Announcing their engagement are Melody Miller, 2544 Benton St., and Mark Didyk, 139 Stull
LOITERING Off the streets and into court -- again
The woman, when asked at arraignment how she supports herself, said she works the streets, the
ANNIVERSARIES Wedding celebration
Parishes and participating couples who have been married 50 or more years: MAHONING COUNTY Holy
ROAD WORK Area construction
Schedule of area road construction projects. MAHONING COUNTY Canfield: U.S. Route 224 between
Change of mind: PNC will host prep games
Change of mind: PNC will host prep games The Pittsburgh Pirates say all three PIAA District 7 high
Grandpa still loves playing with toy cars
By ASHLEY POWERS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BOARDMAN -- A few streets over from the chaos and
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of June 24: TODAY VVA 135, Vietnam Veterans, at American Legion
Parents announce Durkin-Houck wedding plans
BOARDMAN -- The engagement of Kathleen M. Durkin and James M. Houck, both of Boardman, is being
Chance returns to work
Chance returns to work YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning County Sheriff Randall Wellington will not appeal a
LEAGUE DETAILS Challenger mush-ball
The Challenger League is a mush-ball circuit in Boardman for children with disabilities between ages
NATION
NATION United Airlines workers asked to approve strike WASHINGTON -- A union representing 30,000
LIBERTY Cut in funding would shrink library
A trustee wants to make sure the new branch is the proposed size. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
GRADUATES
Received bachelor's degree unless otherwise noted. PENN STATE UNIVERSITY Clark -- James Carucci,
Trisha Garibaldi, Lee Brunckhart to be married in July ceremony
CANFIELD -- John and Linda Douglass, 5634 Kirk Road, are announcing the engagement of their
PSU SHENANGO Students earn recognition
One winner is from Sharon, the other from Hermitage. SHARON, Pa. -- Penn State Shenango recently
SHENANGO VALLEY Art classes
July 9-13 Papermaking for ages 9 and up: 10 a.m. -- noon. Painting for ages 8 and up: 10 a.m. --
SCHEDULE Bible school
Lists of vacation Bible schools open to the public will run on the Religion page. List in this
COLUMBIANA COUNTY
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Divorces asked Lori Ratliff, 277 W. Clark St., East Palestine, vs. Dennis
VETERANS
VETERANS Korean War anniversary AUSTINTOWN -- The Korean War Veterans Association will have a
Moran to start home opener
Third-round draft pick Nick Moran is ready to settle into a role with the Mahoning Valley
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE What's planned The 23rd Hot Rod Supernationals at Canfield Fairgrounds continues today
Psychiatric facility in Indiana will accept teen murder suspect
The girl will be moved in early July. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
July 28 rite set by Kate Huffman, Brian Groscost
HUBBARD -- Kate Andrea Huffman and Brian Michael Groscost, both of Hubbard, announce plans for their
GETTING IT RIGHT
Local country music band Laurie James and Stampede will perform from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Monday at
Angelo calls a community breakfast to deter racial unrest
The police chief said the racial riots in Cincinnati could happen here. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Kristin Doyle to be bride of Joshua Dexter
YOUNGSTOWN -- Announcement of the engagement of Kristin Anne Doyle and Joshua Aaron Dexter, both of
WRTA Night bus service spurs an increase in ridership
Most of the new riders are people who work along the busy suburban corridors. By MARALINE KUBIK
Martina Hingis' stalker wants released from jail after learning an intriguing fact.
Martina Hingis' stalker wants released from jail after learning an intriguing fact.
WARREN Auditor becomes applicant for school treasurer position
The board of education hopes to hire a replacement in August. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
Kelly Coriston and Jon Ragan plan exchange of vows in early autumn
Announcement is being made of the engagement of Kelly Coriston, 1996 S. Turner Road, Austintown, and
Film based on murder of student to air
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- The name has been changed but a 1997 made-for-television fictionalized account of
One-eyed robot lends a hand
Construction on the $163.5 million project won't get started until next summer. By RON COLE
Friday, June 22 (79 stories)
AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL Tri-T Pony (ages 13-14) Struthers St. Anthony's 14, Poland David's Heating 6 -- Ryan
RIGHT THING FOR THE WRONG REASONS
Opinion: Toronto Globe and Mail: There are plenty of good reasons for Talisman Energy to stop operating in
Women arrested at truck stop face charges
Both women had been ordered to stay away from the truck stop. AUSTINTOWN -- Two Youngstown women
DOWNTOWN PLAN The elements
Highlights of the proposed five-year plan from downtown's redevelopment agency. It features 10
CIC Property committee
CIC's property committee handled these items Thursday: Talked about the project to bring the 7th
OHIO State parks plan to focus on improving road safety
COLUMBUS -- Law enforcement officers at selected state parks will again encourage heightened roadway
YOUNGSTOWN Plan for downtown begins to take shape
The proposed downtown plan must pass through several layers of bureaucracy before it's final. By
Lenders expect losses, OK auction
Companies continue to be interested in buying the mill, but none has stepped forward with firm
YSU CANDIDATE Ron Strollo
Birth Place: Austintown. Age: 31. Education: B.S. in B.A. in Accounting from Youngstown State
TRUMBULL COUNTY Infante: Warren absence can't hurt bus system
The mayor will pitch the plan to Girard officials next month. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
DAMASCUS Witmer's will rebuild feed mill ruined by fire
The fire chief estimated the loss at $200,000. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
YOUNGSTOWN 5-year plan for downtown beginning to take shape
The proposed downtown plan must pass through several layers of bureaucracy before it's final. By
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK| From Cafaro Field
Opening day: Friday's game was delayed 10 minutes because the grounds crew forgot to paint the 45-
Oklahoma's Stoops headlines Mooney High football camp
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Cardinal Mooney High football coaching staff will host a camp for athletes in
Study recommends Rte. 18 changes
By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The city should protect the existing
MIKE BRAUN The right thing to do
I've been filling this space for more than 16 years. Maybe it's time to clarify a few things some
The customer lobby of the Youngstown Main Post Office, 99 S. Walnut St., will be closed from 1 to 3
The customer lobby of the Youngstown Main Post Office, 99 S. Walnut St., will be closed from 1 to 3
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Finding hope at home
The Mahoning Valley Scrappers won their first game, a 2-0 win over the Batavia Muckdogs. By BRIAN
Engineer's workers reject pact recommendation
WARREN -- Unionized employees of the Trumbull County Engineer's Department have decisively turned
Heidi J. Price and Jason Evans to be married
Mr. and Mrs. Dane Price, 3948 Carson-Salt Springs Road, Newton Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
BOXING McPherson sets TV card at Packard
The Niles High graduate will stage a pro boxing show with two of the bouts televised. By BOB ROTH
Public relations director at YSU to resign post
The public relations director's departure is the latest in a string of administrative changes at
Jamestown man pleads guilty to ethnic intimidation charge
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- A Jamestown man accused of burning a cross in a woman's yard in Jamestown earlier
YOUNGSTOWN Big rift remains in Forum strike
The president of the nurses union said that bargaining has made no progress since the strike began.
Teen will get to blow up viaduct
By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU SHARON, Pa. -- What do you wear to blow up a bridge?
Sen. Hagan defends his boycott decisions
The senator said he wanted to 'set the stage for a definition of mandatory overtime.' By WILLIAM
GAIL WHITE It's not written yet, but every mom needs this book
I have decided that at some point in my life, I will write a book. It will be titled, "Things No
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
The following people were indicted by a Mahoning County grand jury: Shawn M. Higgs, 23, Fifth
HERMITAGE, PA. City plans to aid emergencies with sensor-activated lights
Sensors alerted by approaching sirens will turn traffic lights green. HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The city
FELLOWS RIVERSIDE GARDENS A rose is a rose is a rose ...
The festival will include demonstrations, a photo exhibit and a rose show. By IAN HILL
HOWLAND Zoning board rejects bar's exotic dancing
The bar had been offering dancing for months before zoning regulations were put into place.
Witmer's will rebuild feed mill ruined by fire
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU DAMASCUS -- Witmer's Feed and Grain Inc. will rebuild
Rockers win
Rockers win Chasity Melvin scored a career-high 30 points and Jennifer Rizzotti doubled her
Rift remains in nurse strike
By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- The nurses strike at Forum Health
State auditor to examine Warren financial records
By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- The state is auditing the city's books
GIRARD SCHOOL Board says no to tests
The school board president said the board doesn't think more tests are needed. By TIM YOVICH
The art of the dream come true
The octogenarian has two more shows on the horizon. After that, who knows. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK
Mary Ellen Fiorino is queen of street fair
Mary Ellen Fiorino is queen of street fair CORTLAND -- Mary Ellen Fiorino, 18, daughter of Pam and
Way Station to have lunch for children
Way Station to have lunch for children COLUMBIANA -- The Way Station again will be host of
SCOTT SHALAWAY Wetland assassins are human-friendly
Naturalists who enjoy watching and studying animal behavior are often frustrated by the difficulty
Pact OK will allow plant improvements
A new contract gives workers improved benefits and lump sum payments. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR
Local lodge members hold state posts
COLUMBUS -- Members of Youngstown Lodge 858, Order Sons of Italy in America, were elected to state
Mosquito Lake boat patrol at full throttle
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- You can escape the heat on Mosquito Lake
JACK WOLLITZ Smallies offer ample action
A common superstition among anglers is that it might be a long, long day if a fish is caught on the
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XErie Mahoning Valley Railroad Association will meet at noon Tuesday at Lucianno's in
Strollo: new era dawning for YSU
By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF YOUNGSTOWN -- In 1991, when Ron Strollo was a captain of
Retirees showcase their artistic talents
One expert said the exhibit is interesting because older artists don't have the inhibitions of
SHARON Council bans street cuts by National Fuel Gas
Emergency repairs of gas-line breaks would be excluded from the ban. SHARON, Pa. -- City council
Coalition of black women has election
YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown Coalition of Black Women held election of officers June 15 at the Pincham
Girard board says no to more building tests
By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF GIRARD -- The school board and a lawyer representing
RAINED OUT Scrappers vs. Utica
The Mahoning Valley Scrappers game against the Utica BlueSox at Donovan Stadium in Utica, N.Y.,
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Scott and Karen Bartone, 8905 Howland Springs, Warren, boy, June 21. Benjamin and
WARREN State auditor to examine city's financial records
A closed pre-audit meeting will be held for council members and administration officials. By
MERCER COUNTY Senior Games
The annual Senior Games of the Mercer County Area Agency on Aging began today. The competition is
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses John D. Strange, legal age, of 115 S. Cadillac, Boardman, and
MAHONING COUNTY Courts will set parcel prices
The South Avenue widening project is on schedule for bid opening in the fall. By BOB JACKSON
Makeup lotion recalled
Makeup lotion recalled WASHINGTON -- A nationally distributed eye-makeup remover is being recalled
Retirees showcase artistic side
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT WARREN -- In all his 90 years, woodcarver Frank
LOWELLVILLE ROD & amp; GUN CLUB .477 - 3307 NEW MIDDLETOWN FARMERS .474 - 3299 FISH
LOWELLVILLE ROD & amp; GUN CLUB .477 - 3307 NEW MIDDLETOWN FARMERS .474 - 3299 FISH &
Associated Press
Associated Press KEEP ON TRACKIN': Kathy and Daniel Gibson show off their shed full of 8-track
SHARON, PA. Teen will get to blow up viaduct
Her mother bought the winning ticket for the 13-year-old Hermitage girl. By HAROLD GWIN
CLASS B ROUNDUP Falcons slip past Riordan
The loss spoiled a good outing by David John McClurg. STRUTHERS -- Dan Leonard threw a five-
Howland pitcher receives awards
HOWLAND -- Vasili Pahoulis, a junior at Howland High School, took home several awards at the
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS The Sunnybrook Trout Club in Sandusky, Ohio, will host it's annual Wulf School of
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Authorities seek help in finding Middleton Twp. woman, 24
The woman's mother reported her missing after not seeing or hearing from her in nearly three weeks.
ELLWOOD CITY Pathologist fails to find cause of death for dumped baby
The body was too decomposed to determine if the baby was stillborn or born alive. STAFF AND WIRE
FAST FACTS Dragonflies
How many: Approximately 4,870 species of Odonata are known, and members of the order are found in
HERMITAGE, PA. Study recommends Rte. 18 changes
A recommendation to open McConnell Road to through traffic will likely generate some opposition.
Courts will set parcel prices
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning County officials are asking
Girard Municipal Court will not pay more than its fair share of justice center
Opinion: Girard Municipal Court will not pay more than its fair share of justice center EDITOR: In recent
NEW CASTLE, PA. Homicide charge dropped
Jason Bair will pay $35 in fines, plus court costs. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU
Infante: Warren absence can't hurt bus system
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF NILES -- Warren's absence from a countywide public bus
COLUMBUS Pringle inducted into Coaches HOF
The Trumbull County native has a career record of 517-202. COLUMBUS -- The Ohio High School
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LOCAL
LOCAL Fireworks for Scrappers' opener NILES -- The Mahoning Valley Scrappers opening night will
Young-Scarfone wedding plans are announced
Announcement is being made of the coming wedding of Dena Marie Young, 6856 Tanglewood Drive,
LISBON Court rules that county must pay public defender
The county will apply to the state, which is expected to reimburse part of the expense. LISBON --
Detour needs another detour
Detour needs another detour SHARON, Pa. -- The city's east-west traffic flow problems got a lot
Thursday, June 21 (66 stories)
KO DRUGS BOXING Fitch's Koval remains unbeaten
His first round heavyweight win was one of nine championship bouts on the card. By BOB ROTH
HOWLAND SCHOOLS Administrators discuss improvements needed
The school district is preparing to place a levy on the ballot in November. By STEPHEN SIFF
COLLEGE GRADE INFLATION
Opinion: Providence Journal: Grades are controversial on many campuses these days. We refer not so much to
SHENANGO VALLEY Coordinator likely to be picked in July
The previous coordinator resigned after getting an unfavorable review by the executive committee.
Officials plan appeal of ruling
By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON -- Columbiana County commissioners say they
YOUNGSTOWN Sherlock: Action is unfair to clerk
Commissioner Vicki Allen Sherlock said the clerk's proposed suspension is to settle a personal
NEW CASTLE School board OKs 6-mill tax increase
The board also rejected bids to move seven homes slated for demolition near the new high school.
LOCAL
LOCAL Mang is TCL chief John Mang, a long time area official, was named Commissioner of the Tri-
YOUNGSTOWN Police union, city differ over seniority issue
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- City patrol officers want to fill 10
ITALIAN FEST Events
AUG. 10 9 a.m.: Kickoff breakfast at The Hippodrome, 150 High St. 2 p.m.: Tiny King and Queen
WASHINGTON Lawmakers are split over how to prevent Great Lakes drilling
The Sierra Club argues that the federal government should become involved in the drilling issue.
EAST PALESTINE Accident sparks focus on safety
Park employees will be trained in CPR next week, the city recreation director said. By NANCY
98 Degrees show
98 Degrees show NILES -- Pop act 98 Degrees will perform Aug. 16 at Cafaro Field, stadium
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
XTammy and Joe Shoaf, 332 Greenbriar Drive, Cortland, are announcing the birth of triplets June 14
COMMUNITY GRANTS
COMMUNITY GRANTS Mercer County Mercer county governments and agencies have secured nearly
WARREN MUNICIPAL COURT Standoff continues over part-time security
The police chief says Warren benefits by having officers on patrol instead of in court. By PEGGY
Man charged in assault of officer
SHARON, Pa. -- Police said a city code enforcement officer was attacked by the owner of an auto body
CRAIG BEACH Counclmen absences put pay on hold
One councilman skipped the meeting in protest. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CRAIG BEACH
Parking lot theft
Parking lot theft BOARDMAN -- Youngstown police arrested an undisclosed number of suspects after
Ohio Supreme Court reprimands Hanni
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Ohio Supreme Court's disciplinary counsel has issued a public reprimand against
Board plans traffic fixes
Supervisors noted a traffic light might resolve the problem, but the cost will be high. NEW
New clubs prove their metal
By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR WEATHERSFIELD -- RMI Titanium is making a new type of
City council handled these items Wednesday, the last regularly scheduled session before summer
City council handled these items Wednesday, the last regularly scheduled session before summer
MAUTHE PARK Concerts
The Struthers Music in the Park series runs from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thursdays at Mauthe Park, through
Man arrested in Grand Slam meal theft
AUSTINTOWN-- A South Raccoon Road man was arrested Wednesday morning when he showed up at the
NATION E-mail urges a voluntary blackout
A power shortage in Ohio is unlikely, the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio says. By PHIL NOVAK
Judge faces charges
Judge faces charges GIRARD -- A former Niles Municipal Court judge is scheduled to appear in court
AMUSEMENT PARKS Dark-ride enthusiasts go down a tunnel of love together
This group is daffy about old rides and funhouses. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
CLARK No fireworks show planned at Tara on the Fourth of July
The annual fireworks display attracted thousands to Shenango River Lake. CLARK, Pa. -- The sky
Insurance customers better off with new law
Opinion: Insurance customers better off with new law EDITOR: I read an attorney's recent letter to the
TICKET OUTLETS Eastwood Boxing Card
Krakusy Hall, 2205 South Ave., Youngstown. Patsy's Bar, 2212 Wilson Ave., Youngstown. Lou's Beer
Damage set at $40,000 in fire at Sharon home
SHARON, Pa. -- Damage is expected to total $40,000 in a fire that did extensive damage to a home at
ELM ROAD, HOWLAND D.I.Y. stores to close after inventory sale
Competition led to the end of Boardman's store in 1999; the rest of the stores will follow. By
Trumbull County Engineer, union to vote on proposal
The recommendations include employees' paying more for health care. WARREN -- A fact finder
Judge upholds deputy's reinstatement
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- The brother of Phil Chance,
Scrappers lose in 13 innings
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF UTICA, N.Y. -- The Mahoning Valley Scrappers of 2000
ALLOCATION Grants
Trumbull County commissioners have decided how to disperse $586,000 allocated to the county by the
COLUMBIANA CO. Officials plan appeal of ruling on jail workers
Commissioners defended the procedure they used in agreeing to meet privately with a department head.
MCDONALD Panel presents report
Full-time ambulance service would almost certainly require a large increase in property or income
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Michael and Jeanette Davanzo, 174 Green Bay Drive, Youngstown, girl, June
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Woman shares story of a long life journey
Margaret Hupp is one of two Alterra Sterling House assisted living residents closing in on a century
Italian Festival returns to Warren in August
WARREN -- Billed as one of the oldest Italian festivals in Ohio, the Warren Italian American
STRUTHERS Apts. promptprotest
The building, located on Spring Street, is leaving neighbors feeling down in the dumps. By PAUL
DIFFERENCES Supply and demand
The differences in supply and demand of electricity in Ohio and California. CALIFORNIA Did not
Boy hurt when bike collides with police car
Boy hurt when bike collides with police car FARRELL, Pa. -- Police said a 10-year-old Wallis
CORTLAND Mayor dismisses lawsuit over hiring law director
The attorney representing the mayor said he was pleased the matter was resolved outside the
Reynolds board narrows search for schools chief
TRANSFER, Pa. -- Reynolds School Board expects to have a new superintendent picked before the end of
Out spokin' on criminals
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- As early as 6 a.m., men, mostly
MOSTLY MUSIC
MOSTLY MUSIC MONDAY MUSICAL CLUB The shows: Singer Melissa Manchester, 7 p.m. Oct. 14; jazz
Middle infielders 'special'
Bryce Uegawachi and Maximo Made are learning to work together. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT UThe phone number to reach the Bummer Fund, a not-for-profit organization that
NILES City to pay Fabrizio for extra work
The ordinance limits the additional $200 per month to six months. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
NILES Boxing show at Expo Center
Matchmaker Gregg Augustine is hoping Sunday's card will bring boxing back to yesteryear. By SAL
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POLICE CALLS Spring Street Apartments
Police received 26 calls concerning Spring Street Apartments since the beginning of the year: Jan.
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK From Utica, N.Y.
Making strides: After being held to three hits in the season opener Tuesday, the Scrappers struggled
Intruders attack, rob Pittsburgh man
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Police said a 76-year-old Pittsburgh man was wrestled to the floor and his wallet
AUDITIONS Where to try out for roles
ACTORS "Forever Plaid." Carnation City Players, at Firehouse Theater, 450 E. Market, Alliance,
Broadway musicals. Symphony performances. Dramas and comedies. Jazz and pop concerts. All are within
Broadway musicals. Symphony performances. Dramas and comedies. Jazz and pop concerts. All are within
Pa. legislator drops lawsuit
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- State Rep. Chris Sainato of Union Township, D-9th, has dropped a lawsuit against
YOUNGSTOWN Support sought for new building
The city's financial position isn't strong enough for new buildings, the mayor said. By PETER H.
UNION TOWNSHIP Chief returns to duty
Supervisors reinstated the police chief after learning they could not legally demote him to
Meeting held to discuss sanitary sewer proposal
Meeting held to discuss sanitary sewer proposal NEW SPRINGFIELD -- A meeting to discuss sanitary
Officials plan to fix health issues
By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF GIRARD -- The school district will tear out carpeting
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Dennis D. Goantas, 25, of Youngstown, and Shari J. Cheff, 24,
Wednesday, June 20 (42 stories)
Boy reports threat, damage to vehicle
BOARDMAN -- A 16-year-old Boardman resident told police that about 10 to 15 people threatened him
NOT SUCH A GREAT WALL
Opinion: Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune: What a dreamer was China's Emperor Qin Shihuangdi. Some 2,200
Health hazards
Health hazards Grilling makes mouthwatering food but also can pose some health hazards, according
Commissioners extend authority to issue bonds
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The Lawrence County Industrial Development Authority will be around for another
West Farmington man gets eight years for attempted rape
WARREN -- A 29-year-old West Farmington man convicted of two counts of attempted rape and one count
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TRUMBULL COUNTY Warren hesitates to join door-to-door rides system
Lawmakers want input from the public. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN --
Sharing a lifeline with inmates
Prisoners learned from young people, who said they learned from the prisoners. By D.A. WILKINSON
YOUNGSTOWN City revives pride award
Honored residents will get a yard sign and a plaque for their well-kept homes. By ROGER G. SMITH
YOUNGSTOWN Company requests tax deal
The distributor wants to build a cooler, refrigerator and freezer at Ross Industrial Park. By
YOUNGSTOWN Zoning board OKs McDonald's proposal
There should be no problem with police or fire protection despite straddling the city-Boardman line.
Troth announced by Stacey Savich, George Semer
BOARDMAN -- Stacey M. Savich and George M. Semer, both of 4071 Glenwood Ave., are announcing their
Office opens in health center for women
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The Womancare Center of UPMC Horizon isn't quite finished, but a Hermitage
Delphi's planned plant leaner than first imagined
WARREN -- Delphi Packard Electric Systems is scaling back plans for its new Vienna plant. Company
Authorities seek cause of fatal fire in Hartford
HARTFORD -- Township fire and police departments are investigating the cause of a blaze that killed
Woman faces solicitation charge
AUSTINTOWN -- A 21-year-old Toledo woman using the CB radio name Snow was arrested today on charges
A continuing series
A continuing series Last month: A three-day Vindicator series outlined reader attitudes on blight,
Man reportedly swung hatchet during dispute
Man reportedly swung hatchet during dispute AUSTINTOWN -- Police are investigating a report that
U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES English's bill would spur home sales
The program could be a boon to working families who need a little help buying a house. By HAROLD
SHARON Family escapes house fire
The family had to be rescued from a rear porch roof. SHARON, Pa. -- A Sherman Avenue family
Arena board looks at legal applicants
YOUNGSTOWN -- Four legal firms or lawyers are seeking to represent the board overseeing the proposed
NEW YORK/PENN LEAGUE Scrappers start with a loss
First-year manager Dave Turgeon wasn't upset with the 6-1 setback to Utica. By BRIAN RICHESSON
Dennis-Novits engagement is made known
Announcement is being made by Robert and Barbara Dennis, 422 N. Hazelwood Ave., Youngstown, and
Suzanne Bates, Jeffrey Oesch to be wed in fall
UTICA, Mich. -- Suzanne Marie Bates and Jeffrey Alan Oesch, both of 45980 Spring Lane, are revealing
TRUMBULL COUNTY Liberty man is guilty of voluntary manslaughter
A judge said he did not believe Phil Mike should be found innocent by reason of insanity. By PEGGY
Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these documents:
Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these documents: TRANSFERS Speedway Superamerica
Woman to be tested in possible drugging at bar
AUSTINTOWN -- A 25-year-old Youngstown woman told police that a drug might have been slipped into
YOUNGSTOWN Deal to spur growth of Home Savings
Home's parent company expects to close the deal on July 1. YOUNGSTOWN -- United Community
Fire destroys vacant duplex house
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a vacant duplex house at 310-3101/2 Pine
LAWRENCE COUNTY Probe continues into baby's death
By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Investigators say the apartment
Staff evacuates residents after fire at center
AUSTINTOWN -- The residents of Austinwoods Nursing Center were evacuated for about 10 minutes after
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball and softball
BASEBALL Babe Ruth (14-15) Sluggers 11, J & amp; W Crown Limo 7 -- Josh McKenney struck out
Pulaski girl, 16, dies in crash of pickup truck
GUSTAVUS -- A 16-year-old Pulaski Township, Pa., girl was killed early today after the pickup truck
Lisa A. Skruck, Jon Carpenter to be married
McDONALD -- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Skruck Jr., 431 Illinois Ave., are announcing the engagement of
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT The second annual Trumbull County Red Cross M*A*S*H* Bash will be at 6 p.m.
DRIVERS EDUCATION Seniors keep up with changes in bodies and laws
The 55 Alive course teaches older drivers some new tips. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Boy faces charges in holdup of market
LOWELLVILLE -- Police Chief William Vance arrested a 16-year-old Poland Township boy less than 10
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Crystal Kohn, 4733 Smith-Stewart Road, Vienna, girl, June 19. Christopher
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK From Utica, N.Y.
Not wasting any time: By the time the first pitch was thrown, the Cleveland Indians already had
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Docket entries State of Ohio vs. Bruce Hicks, sentenced to three years for
Tuesday, June 19 (52 stories)
Taxes will rise in Sharpsville school district
SHARPSVILLE, Pa. -- The average residential property owner in the Sharpsville Area School District
Champion school board sets an additional holiday
CHAMPION -- In compliance with a negotiated agreement, the board of education has set July 3 as an
DAMASCUS Chief: Fire cause not found
The fertilizer plant and grain facility are operating, a Witmer's manager said. By NANCY TULLIS
Bush should not forget Reagan's take on 'trust'
Opinion: Although he stopped short of describing Russian President Vladimir Putin as his soul mate, President
REUNIONS
XCampbell Memorial High School Class of 1942 will hold an informal reunion at 1:30 p.m. June 26 at
LIBERTY Rabbi touts cloning humans
A ban on human cloning would violate reproductive and scientific freedom, a medical ethicist says.
Hirsel-Ricchiuti wedding plans are revealed
WILLOUGHBY HILLS -- An autumn wedding is planned by Holly Lynn Hirsel, 27645 Bishop Park Drive, and
HOWLAND D.I.Y. to close remaining 6 stores
Competition led to the end of Boardman's store in 1999; the rest of the stores will follow. By
Emergency sirens test
Emergency sirens test YOUNGSTOWN -- The Mahoning County Emergency Management Agency will test the
The rare inherited disorder often starts in infancy. Here are some characteristics:
The rare inherited disorder often starts in infancy. Here are some characteristics: Affects about
Women's Day theme
Women's Day theme STRUTHERS -- "New Dimensional Women Embracing a Holiness Tradition" will be the
ELLWOOD CITY More tests to be performed on baby's body
Additional charges could be filed pending more tests on the baby's body. By LAURE CIOFFI
Animal vaccination clinics are scheduled
Animal vaccination clinics are scheduled WARREN -- Animal rabies vaccination clinics will be
TRUMBULL COUNTY Niles man pleads guilty in rape case
A 17-year-old also faces charges in the case. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Leslie L. Hagg Trent A. Binger are engaged
AUSTINTOWN -- The engagement of Leslie Lynn Hagg, 640 Sackett Ave., Cuyahoga Falls, and Trent Allen
Farrell High to get acting principal
FARRELL, Pa. -- Farrell High School will have an acting principal for the next school year. The
WARREN FBI serves subpoena to city for nine checks
The auditor said he doesn't know why the FBI wants copies of the checks. By AMANDA C. DAVIS and
GIRARD Company to research land for bike trail
By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF GIRARD -- Mayor James Melfi has finally found a company
Amy Cheney to be bride of John Densevich
AUSTINTOWN -- Carol and John Densevich, 5554 Red Apple Drive, are announcing plans for the coming
Wilmington schools plan
Wilmington schools plan NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- The Wilmington Area School Board has approved its
YOUNGSTOWN Shakoor gets 18 years to life in prison for murder
The judge was disturbed at the way Shakoor took the law into his own hands. By BOB JACKSON
NEW CASTLE Suspect opts for deal after string of crimes
The man pleaded guilty in a shooting, a car wreck and an illegal drug sale. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A
LISBON SCHOOLS Board discusses driver's ed
Wellsville schools have helped with the program in the past. By SUE DROTLEFF VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL COUNTY Attorney requests hearing
The request has postponed the aggravated-murder trial, court officials said. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
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CORTLAND Council OKs choice for city law director
The mayor will decide what to do with the lawsuit she filed. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
PET PROJECT FOR ANIMAL LOVERS Can't PAY the vet? Bummer
By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF BROOKFIELD -- When Donald Shaw's cousin brought
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Charles and Rebecca Etto, 1932 Pointview Ave., Youngstown, girl, June 18. James
LISBON Company applies to build plant
It's expected to take months to navigate through the approval process, which will include a public
MUSICAL MEMORIAL Bell choir resounds with the memory of a dynamic child
By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER NILES -- Christopher Grusha had a way of brightening
U.S. Merchant Marine too often ignored
Opinion: U.S. Merchant Marine too often ignored EDITOR: In the Saturday, June 9, Vindicator, an apology
Exiting superintendent offers advice, support
Dr. Louis C. Mastrian said he is leaving the district in good shape academically, physically and
ELIJAH'S LIFE, ELIJAH'S RACE
Opinion: Toronto Globe and Mail: Elijah Van de Perre is a four-year-old boy. If he is like most children his
Krok-Leshinsky nuptials are set for late August
NILES -- Announcement is being made by Thomas and Kathy Krok, 1450 Pepperwood Drive, of the
Shoplifting suspect
Shoplifting suspect YOUNGSTOWN -- "No, really, I had the toilet paper in my purse when I came in
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Adam C. Guzman, 24, of 3553 Hunters Hill, Poland, and Danielle
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Lanterman's Mill locker boy holds key to longevity
Three young women led me below Lanterman's Mill. As the temperature dropped, I shivered. Water
Union workers deserve credit for productivity
Opinion: Union workers deserve credit for productivity EDITOR: The editorial concerning GM Lordstown
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD CITY June 17 Drugs: A 39-year-old Salem man was arrested
WARREN City to provide summer employment for kids
The city will hire 15 to 20 kids. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- The
Kinnick-Dray nuptials planned for September
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Frill, 8019 Hunters Cove, announce the engagement of their daughter,
Sharp-Clacko engagement is made known
Announcement of the engagement of Jennifer Michelle Sharp and Phillip Clacko Jr. is being made by
MCDONALD SCHOOLS District to use diocese building for some pupils during renovation
Several parents objected to their sons' not being allowed to use the weight room this summer. By
MAHONING COMMISSIONERS Vote on suspension of clerk scheduled
Commissioners are recommending five days off without pay for the clerk. By BOB JACKSON
YOUNGSTOWN Kinship Care helps surrogate parents
The YMCA program helps relatives who are rearing children to find resources. By PHIL NOVAK
YOUNGSTOWN Loss is possibly $2 million in Midwest Steel & amp; Alloy fire
The cause of the fire was not known this morning. YOUNGSTOWN -- Fire destroyed heavy equipment and
PACKARD HALL Panel works on strategy
The deadline for the plan is next week. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN --
PARK FUN Lake tours
Where: The programs take place at McDanel's Launch on the North Shore of Lake Arthur. The majority
HERMITAGE School board OKs revised budget plan
The school board is also taking more than $600,000 from its savings to balance the plan. By HAROLD
Two cases, two punishments raise question of what's just
Opinion: When Ohio executed Jay D, Scott last week at Southern Ohio Correctional Facility at Lucasville, it
Monday, June 18 (45 stories)
SCRAPPERS 2001 roster
PitchersB/THt.Wt.Age2000 club Colvard, RonR/R 6-420523Burlington/Scrappers Cooper, ChrisL/L5-
WORTH A LOOK
AUCTIONS XAmerican Legion Auxiliary Mahoning Valley Unit 15 will sponsor a breakfast and Chinese
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE New president, growth good signs
A former Cincinnati Reds pitcher, Ben Hayes succeeds Robert Julian. By BRIAN RICHESSON
BEHIND THE SCENES Front-office personnel
Andy Milovich, general manager -- head of front-office staff who begins his third season with the
Bridge work to start; road section to close
Bridge work to start; road section to close YOUNGSTOWN -- Work was to start today on replacing the
Sharon man faces alcohol, drug charges
Sharon man faces alcohol, drug charges SHARON, Pa. -- Police say a man they arrested for drinking
CLEVELAND INDIANS On the farm
Buffalo Bisons, Triple A, Buffalo, N.Y. Akron Aeros, Double A, Akron, Ohio Kinston Indians,
Milovich says personal touch is vital for players
The Scrappers GM wants the community to feel a part of the team. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
I can be terribly demanding, and they sort of worked with those character traits to help me.
I can be terribly demanding, and they sort of worked with those character traits to help me.
PROFILE
PROFILE Patrick R. Pochiro Age: 58 Occupation: Assistant Mahoning County prosecutor. Hometown:
Teen hears city's latest homicide
YOUNGSTOWN -- A Volney Rogers Junior High School pupil riding his bike on West Hylda Avenue just
Area candidates' finance activity from April 19 to June 8 for the May 8 primary election. Friday was
Area candidates' finance activity from April 19 to June 8 for the May 8 primary election. Friday was
MAHONING COUNTY Terrorism plan used to control outbreak
Officials have a plan in place for dealing with biological attacks. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Amateur radio classes
Amateur radio classes YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning Valley Amateur Radio Association will conduct amateur
MAHONING COUNTY New reading program at library targets teens
The Poland Library is expected to open in late September or early October. BOARDMAN -- A new
CANFIELD Body is home after 34 years
The Canfield man's remains were wrapped in a blanket and shipped in a plywood box. By IAN HILL
Library book store to open in New Castle
Library book store to open in New Castle NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Friends of the New Castle Public
Police: Woman may have been drugged
AUSTINTOWN -- Police are investigating a report that a 21-year-old Canfield woman may have been
SCRAPPERS 2001 schedule
JUNE DateDayOpponentTime 19TUE@Utica11 a.m. 20WED@Utica7 p.m. 21THU@Utica 7 p.m.
ELLWOOD CITY Newborn found dead; Mother, 1 other charged
The suspects are in jail in lieu of $100,000 bond. ELLWOOD CITY, Pa. -- Police say an autopsy
Dozing off at my desk when I hear footsteps fast approaching:
Dozing off at my desk when I hear footsteps fast approaching: "We just got word that the Cleveland
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JORDAN
Opinion: Jordan Times, Amman, June 7: U.S. President George W. Bush's decision to send CIA chief George Tenet
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Team capsules
PINCKNEY-STEDLER DIVISION AUBURN DOUBLEDAYS Major League affiliate: Toronto Blue Jays (2001)
WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Tracking former Scrappers
Players who have advanced in the Cleveland Indians system: CLEVELAND INDIANS (MAJOR LEAGUE)
By BRIAN RICHESSON
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF Dave Turgeon's world travels were an education in
CHAMPION Martial-arts master develops interactive kickboxing video
The video, developed by a local martial-arts instructor, uses a steady cam to create an effect of
LEETONIA
Motorists should expect detours and delays. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LEETONIA
SO FAR Third year could prove to be filled with champion charm
The Scrappers have advanced to the title round in each of their first two seasons. By BRIAN
LIBRARY NEWS
LIBRARY NEWS Meeting notes The library's trustee board also handled these matters: Approved a
LEADERBOARD U.S. Open
Final Round x-Mark Brooks72-64-70-70--276-4 x-Retief Goosen66-70-69-71--276-4 Stewart Cink,
MAHONING CO. Courts to change days of operation
The court will still be in session three days a week. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
DAVE TURGEON On file
Age: 36 Resides: Norwich, Conn. Managerial experience: Begins second year, first with Scrappers.
CHAMPION Minority coalition regroups at Kent State
By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF CHAMPION -- With a student body constantly on the
LAWRENCE COUNTY Group to collect signatures for ballot
A total of 1,275 signatures are needed to get a referendum about studying government change on the
SOAP BOX DERBY Top finishers
The top eight finishers in each division from the Greater Youngstown Area SoapBox Derby: METRO
Saga of missing brother shows lost confidence
Jerry Degnan was buried under the wrong name in Boston for 15 years. CANFIELD-- Ronald Degnan's
ONE-ON-ONE | Patrick R. Pochiro Prosecutor discusses work, juvenile crime, cooking
Q. How long have you been an assistant prosecutor? A. This is the 30th year. Q. Consecutive
GREATER YOUNGSTOWN AREA SOAPBOX DERBY Girls cruise to victory
By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Girls reigned over this year's Greater
CAFARO FIELD Promotions
June 23--Opening Night Fireworks; 100th Anniversary Party sponsored by Cumulus. 24--
2000 NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE STANDINGS, STATISTICS
2000 STANDINGS Pinckney-StedlerWLPct.GB Scrappers4828.632-- Batavia3937.5139
COLUMBIANA CORNER Family ties show in government
With the appointment last week of Scott Cranmer as Salem's safety director, there are now two
Sheriff's department hires new jail warden
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Mahoning County Sheriff's Department has hired a new jail warden -- 37-year-old
AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Youngstown City Council Economic Development Committee, 2 p.m. in council caucus.
MAJOR LEAGUE BOXSCORES
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NIGHT LIFE AND OTHER DIVERSIONS For hours of operation and event listings, call these locations
CLUBS OR DANCE HALLS Varsity Club Bar and Grill 2702 Market St., Youngstown (330) 782-0671
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Get new air conditioner to save money and Earth
Q. Although it's noisy, my 12-year-old central air-conditioner still runs. With electric rates going
AMY MALMSBERRY CHRISTOPHER KAYE
AMY MALMSBERRY CHRISTOPHER KAYE COCONUT GROVE, Fla. -- Christopher George Kaye and his bride, the
Night or day, teens can find fun in the Valley
Young people are warding off summer boredom at local hot spots like Pogo's, The Mill, Quaker Steak
Local legislators embarrass the Valley
Opinion: Local legislators embarrass the Valley EDITOR: What an embarrassment. First, our noble
Edwards jubilee is celebrated at Boardman park
BOARDMAN -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Garold Edwards, 153 Green Bay Drive, was
ROBYN REEBEL JASON TRIVERI
ROBYN REEBEL JASON TRIVERI YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. Brian Mulcahy solemnized the marriage of Robyn
Many of the kids call for more area skateparks.
Many of the kids call for more area skateparks. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
EAST LIVERPOOL Lou Holtz golf outing is June 25
Paul Hornung is among the celebrities scheduled to appear at a kickoff banquet. EAST LIVERPOOL --
HERMITAGE Fund-raiser offers advice to Canine Companions
Telling people about the benefits of the program is one of the best ways to raise money to support
Valley must have a say in how state dollars spent
Opinion: If there is such a thing as fairness in state government, the speaker of the Ohio House of
Wissingers mark golden event during party
BOARDMAN -- A party May 26 at the Lockwood House in Boardman honored Mr. and Mrs. Benton H.
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS The Sunnybrook Trout Club in Sandusky, Ohio, will host it's annual Wulf School of
CURRENT PRICES Across the nation
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
SHARON SHANKS | The Cosmos Reading suggestions given for starry, summer nights
People sometimes ask me how I come up with the topics for the column each week. Most of my ideas
KERRI SALTSMAN JON HENDRICKS
KERRI SALTSMAN JON HENDRICKS YOUNGSTOWN -- The rose garden at Fellows Riverside Gardens of Mill
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES MONDAY Mount Olivet United Church of Christ, 410 South Range Road (state Route
Stand-ins needed
Stand-ins needed LISBON -- People of all ages are needed for a video that will be shown during
MIKE BRAUN PETA goes to a new level
First, the animal-rights crowd thought it had us with its ever-popular theme of "a rat is a pig is a
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go The next Women's Adventure Challenge is scheduled for July 1 to 3 and Oct.
Talks to resume
Talks to resume YOUNGSTOWN -- Negotiations will resume Monday evening in an effort to end the
Mashika jubilee marked by trip and family dinner
AUSTINTOWN -- A family dinner took place June 9 at Alberini's restaurant, Niles, to honor the 50th
MAHONING VALLEY Local girls win highest Scout awards
One of the troop service projects was having a sports clinic for younger Girl Scouts. NILES --
PATRICIA C. SYAK | Symphony notes Board has many duties
A voluntary spirit and philanthropic instinct are driving forces behind many societies. Nowhere else
The Pittmanns feted for jubilee at reception
POLAND -- Mr. and Mrs. John Pittmann, 6725 Luteran Lane, were honored June 16 during reception at
Talk to focus on history of Italian-Americans
Talk to focus on history of Italian-Americans NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A talk about Italian-American
LYNNE PATTERSON STEPHEN MOHR
LYNNE PATTERSON STEPHEN MOHR AUSTINTOWN -- Lynne Marie Patterson, 4551 Woodhurst Drive, became the
WARREN Police to attend diversity training
Budget cuts put diversity training and other programs on the back burner. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
MOLLY READER MICHAEL JOHNSON
MOLLY READER MICHAEL JOHNSON YOUNGSTOWN -- Molly Lynn Reader and Michael Alan Johnson, both of
AMY MODERALLI SCOTT O'HARA
AMY MODERALLI SCOTT O'HARA YOUNGSTOWN -- A honeymoon at Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic
Family event held to honor Giddens jubilee
YOUNGSTOWN -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Giddens, 448 Cleveland St., was
Shreves to mark 50th anniversary with their family
WESTERVILLE -- Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Shreve, 742 Pepper Court, formerly of Austintown, who were
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of June 17: MONDAY United Veterans Council, at Mahoning Veterans
KIM KENNEDY RYAN ALLEN
KIM KENNEDY RYAN ALLEN NORTH LIMA -- Honeymooning in Hawaii are Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Allen, who
LAWYERS
LAWYERS Earns license for Ohio Pamela S. Hrina has earned her license to practice law in the
Resident mourns loss of husband and son
A few days after her husband's funeral, the son of the village woman was killed in a car accident.
Sibling class planned
Sibling class planned SHARON, Pa. -- The Women's Center of Sharon Regional Health System will have
Running a few ideas up the flagpole
Let's throw this against the wall and see if it sticks: Are you concerned the Indians went 2-4
EUGENIA ANDERSON STEVEN AUBEL
EUGENIA ANDERSON STEVEN AUBEL POLAND -- Poland Presbyterian Church was the setting at 4 p.m. May
By REBECCA SLOAN
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT WHAT'S HOT IN LAWN decoration this summer? Just look
Carlson jubilee celebrated at family dinner
POLAND -- Mr. and Mrs. C. Walter Carlson, 1662 Meadowbrook Ave., were guests of honor at a family
KIMBERLY JORDAN HAL BURCH
KIMBERLY JORDAN HAL BURCH PITTSBURGH -- Kimberly Jordan, Pittsburgh, became the bride of Hal
Sharing stories of the attack
Several Mahoning Valley men talked about a day that has lived in infamy. By SEAN BARRON
Schmidt stifles Indians
Jason Schmidt struggled early then settled down as Pittsburgh beat the Tribe again, 6-4. By TOM
SCOTT SHALAWAY Some summer reading can be a real mystery
Rachel Porter, an agent for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, first caught my attention in 1997
SERENITY: David Robyak of Honolulu sits on a rock along the Olomana Trail in Oahu, Hawaii. Oahu's
SERENITY: David Robyak of Honolulu sits on a rock along the Olomana Trail in Oahu, Hawaii. Oahu's
AP Photo
AP Photo BREATHTAKING: Gnarled branches frame the vast view of Hawaiian landscape one can see from
Yurcos receive papal blessing on anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Yurco, 911 Compton Lane, celebrated their 50th wedding
BMX biking soars to new heights
The sport first took off in the late 1970s. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Shillings to mark jubilee aboard Gateway Clipper
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Ward Shilling, 7495 Salinas Trail, plan to observe their 50th wedding
WNBA ROUNDUP Saturday's other games
Liberty 86, Mystics 63 NEW YORK -- Crystal Robinson scored 16 points to lead New York. Becky
Location: To get there, take the Columbus I-270 bypass south to Route 317. Watch for signs, and turn
Location: To get there, take the Columbus I-270 bypass south to Route 317. Watch for signs, and turn
Book Nook signing
Book Nook signing WARREN -- Thrity Umriger will sign copies of her debut novel, "Bombay Time"
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Cmon Sloopy Hangon7.402.802.60 Teeth of The Dog(S
girls only!
By LAURIE M. FISHER VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Our Challenge: 90 minutes of yoga, a 10-mile
LAWRENCE COUNTY Judge to put the bite on deadbeats
By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Pay up or spend time in jail.
KATHRYN EARNHART | The Butlers Legendary singer captures Italy in local exhibition
Currently on view at the Trumbull branch of The Butler Institute of American Art, located at 9350 E.
There are 14 Pearl Harbor Survivors Association members living in the Mahoning Valley area. Where
There are 14 Pearl Harbor Survivors Association members living in the Mahoning Valley area. Where
MERCER COUNTY Road work
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will be repairing various roadways in the county next
CRIME SOLVERS Mercer County
Vandalism is the focus of Mercer County Crime Solvers this week: Crime: Vandalism. Location:
SHARI HOLDERMAN STEVEN LAZAR
SHARI HOLDERMAN STEVEN LAZAR YOUNGSTOWN -- Shari Renee Holderman and Steven P. Lazar, both of
NOTEBOOK From PNC Park
Major League leader: Pirates closer Mike Williams has closed all 12 games of his save opportunities
MUSEUMS Area attractions
Arms Family Museum of Local History -- 648 Wick Ave., Youngstown, (330) 743-2589: "Heart & amp;
By ASHLEY POWERS
By ASHLEY POWERS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER AUSTINTOWN -- Even his name is commonplace: Bob Price.
Associated Press
Associated Press FAR-OFF VIEW: In the distance, hikers standing in this spot along the Makiki
Group hypnosis offered
Group hypnosis offered YOUNGSTOWN -- The American Lung Association of Ohio, Northeastern Branch,
ROCHEL WETZEL NATHAN WOLFE
ROCHEL WETZEL NATHAN WOLFE POLAND -- Rochel Lee Wetzel, a daughter of Ron and Ilona Wetzel, 8202
HEATING BOARD Regulations
Anyone installing heating and cooling devices in Mahoning County, besides residents of Youngstown,
Derby day in the city
Some 84 drivers took part in the race, which took place on Youngstown's North Side. By PAUL
COURTS
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Bradley M. Cluckey, 20, of 183 Atlantic Ave. N.E., Warren, and
YOUTH
YOUTH Locals do well at YHEC event Members of the Columbiana Pathfinders and Columbiana Hawkeyes
JACK WOLLITZ Limited horsepower lakes can produce
Rarely pleased with their weather, northeastern Ohioans are notorious for blaming their woes on the
MAHONING COUNTY Permits can be key to safety, area heating board urges
Without official oversight, homeowners are at the mercy of contractors, board members say. By PAUL
Teen dance style heats things up
Local dancers say grinding isn't new but outcry against the erotic dancing is. By ASHLEY POWERS
GROVEPORT, OHIO Military museum celebrates patriotism
Owner Warren Motts turned a hobby into a military memorial that covers the Revolutionary War to the
Sluggers belt out hits in 4th to down Astro Falcons, 10 -3
STRUTHERS --The Sluggers used a six-run fourth inning to defeat Astro Falcons 10-3 in Class B League
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Health Center Linda Veneable, 118 Jackson Drive, Youngstown, girl, June 15. Sierra
JILL CRAWFORD WILLIAM LAFLEME
JILL CRAWFORD WILLIAM LAFLEME WARREN -- The marriage of Jill Ann Crawford and William Henry
TRUMBULL COUNTY Road work
A rundown on road work scheduled by the Ohio Department of Transportation. Hubbard Township: The
YBA HALL OF FAME Group to induct three
The ceremonies will be June 24 at the ITAM Centre. YOUNGSTOWN -- Tom Posey, James "Lefty"
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Area boxer is getting a W. Pa. following
A Youngstown boxer, thanks to television, has been picking up quite a following in Western
VETERANS
VETERANS 75th anniversary Lt. Frederick Kahn VFW Post 1423, Youngstown, celebrated its 75th
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NEW CASTLE Missing girl, 13, found in Texas
She had been last seen April 26 in San Antonio, Texas. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
Marla Massucci to be bride of Daniel Chain
WARREN -- The engagement of Marla Christine Massucci of Kent and Daniel James Chain of North Canton
CHAMPION Mahoning River Consortium works on plan to clean watershed
Once the plan is in place, the consortium can look for federal environmental funds. By JENNINE
Shields Road expansion
Shields Road expansion CANFIELD -- Mill Creek MetroParks has given the Mahoning County Engineer's
CLUB CALENDAR
BOOSTERS XLiberty Schools vocal department will hold an organizational meeting for a booster club
YOUNGSTOWN SYMPHONY EEOC rules flutist was victim of gender bias in dismissal
By DEBORA SHAULIS ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity
POLAND Pa. man pleads innocent to many charges
The officer was treated for minor injuries. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
WOMEN & amp; MONEY Timely tips
Pay more than the minimum required payment on all credit cards. Shred all credit card offers
SANDLOT BASEBALL Express wins in the 7th
Express also beat WW Heating 17-2 in a five-inning contest. STRUTHERS -- Nick Guerrieri doubled
TRUMBULL COUNTY Indictments
Meribeth Paridon, 38, South Cedar Street, Niles, deception to obtain a dangerous drug (three
Annette Petrello to be bride of Jason Hinrichs
YOUNGSTOWN -- Anthony and Phyllis Olin of Youngstown are announcing the engagement of their
YOUNGSTOWN Mineral museum to open
A gem of the area is the result of one family's generosity. By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF
Bank plans acquisition
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- First National Bank of Pennsylvania would nearly triple the size of its branch
CORTLAND 7th try to hire new law director
Council will consider Long's most recent choice for law director Monday. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
Miss Williams and Mr. Howard to be married
YOUNGSTOWN -- Charlaunda Williams and Ronnie Howard, both of Youngstown, are engaged. The bride-
Advice tobank on
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER MORE THAN 450 WOMEN -- AND a few men -- converged on
YOUNGSTOWN Prayer rally aims to fight hopelessness
A pastor wants troubled people to know there is hope. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION
Jenger Downey, Jeffrey Schmersal are engaged
POLAND -- The engagement of Jenger Downey and Jeffrey Schmersal, both of 667 Hartford St.,
6 to get money from fund
Fifteen people still have monetary claims pending against Richard Goldberg. By BOB JACKSON
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT Raymond Hayes was found shot to death in the parking lot of Fran's Hilltop II,
PEOPLE
PEOPLE Ursuline sister receives doctorate CANFIELD -- Ursuline Sister Mary McCormick recently
YOUNGSTOWN Police squad takes to streets on specially equipped bikes
The city's first bike patrol should hit the streets this weekend. By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR
Forum strike update
Forum strike update YOUNGSTOWN -- Negotiating teams for Forum Health and the Youngstown General
SCHEDULE Bible school
Bazetta Christian Church, 4131 Bazetta Road, Cortland. Theme: Polar Expedition. Classes: Age 3
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Judge: Court doesn't have to pay rent
In a letter Friday, the judge noted that state law requires cities to provide suitable
U.S. OPEN Leaderboard
Second Round ScoreHoles J. L. Lewis-4F Mark Brooks-4F Retief Goosen-4F Sergio Garcia-2F
By TOM WILLIAMS
By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF PITTSBURGH -- David Wells. Andy Pettitte. Jimmy
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL Babe Ruth (age 13) Youngstown Express 12, East Side Kiwanis 1 -- David Patrick and
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Indians (Wright 2-1) at Pirates (Schmidt 2-2). When: 7:05. Radio/TV: WKBN-AM (570), WPIC-AM
OHIO POLITICS Deters: Race for attorney general is still on
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Ohio Treasurer Joseph T. Deters, who
Parents making sacrifice for kids
This column is dedicated to the moms, dads, stepparents and volunteers who donate their time and
WARREN Lawyers summarize cases in murder trial
The judge is expected to rule on the case Tuesday. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Garden club awards scholarship
YOUNGSTOWN -- The presentation of a scholarship was a highlight of the evening when the Men's Garden
Carey Malatok, Jason Hoffman are engaged
BOARDMAN -- The engagement of Carey Malatok and Jason Hoffman, both of 7003 Amherst Ave., is
MAHONING COUNTY Driver gets jail term
Tina Davis was convicted of felonious assault and given a four-year sentence. By BOB JACKSON
Legislative myopia to blame for YSU's tuition increases
Opinion: Dr. David Sweet, who is completing his first year as president of Youngstown State University, has a
SHARON Viaduct implosion will be partially visible
The demolition contractor agreed to relax a rule that would have made it impossible to see the
HERMITAGE, PA. Native American Gathering to feature crafts and teaching
Various drum and dance troupes will perform. HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Representatives of as many as 25
McDonald's Carol Holmes is on her way to Akron
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF MCDONALD -- Carol Holmes couldn't pass on the offer.
COLUMBIANA Athletic complex would not be used for varsity football
The school board will consider an architect's proposals at its July meeting. By NANCY TULLIS
PNINA RABINOWITZ With new translations, ancient prayers inspire
For the traditional Jewish woman, the six days of the week culminate in the Sabbath -- the last day
NOTEBOOK From PNC Park
Boos and cheers: Pirates outfielder Derek Bell played his first game with the Pirates after a
Put the kids to work
Opinion: Some folks call them mushrooms, because they pop up every spring. We're talking about summer
Trustees OK rise in tuition
The increases will go into effect in August. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Board permits fence to ward off vandals
MINERAL RIDGE -- The Weathersfield Township Board of Zoning Appeals approved a zoning variance to
Friday, June 15 (62 stories)
YOUNGSTOWN Suit seeks to get help for girl in baby killing
The girl's lawyer said he won't leave the juvenile center without her. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
MAHONING VALLEY Wireless service aims to be a Cingular sensation here
The company will start out with five local retail centers and a sales force of 50. By CYNTHIA
Red Cross is running low on blood
CLEVELAND -- Area blood supplies are so low the American Red Cross is not able to meet the requests
GIRARD Former WWF star pleads innocent to two charges
GIRARD -- Professional wrestler Jake "The Snake" Roberts says he didn't try to slither out of town
BOXING Expo Center bouts to follow Scrappers
Among fighters on the card are Youngstown's James McClendon and Warren's E.T. Whittaker. By SAL
EAST LIVERPOOL Hospital offers baby boot camp to educate expecting fathers
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU EAST LIVERPOOL -- There are no push-ups or wind sprints
SHENANGO Second man dies from tree-trimming accident
The first death itook place Sunday in Masury. WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. -- A Shenango Township
SHARON Patriot's nationalism flies high with flag
By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU SHARON, Pa. -- Leo Germadnik of Yankee Run Road,
Open Haus
The 52-room hotel near Das Dutch Haus opens for business today. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR
ELKTON PRISON Agency studies request for probe
The agency being asked to investigate reports to the U.S. attorney general and to Congress. By
Miss Stanfield, Ryan Elliott to wed in July
COLUMBIANA -- William and Marta Stanfield, 846 Fairfield School Road, announce the forthcoming
YOUNGSTOWN Killer convicted, faces 15 years to life
The Early Road man shot another man Jan. 16, 2000. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
Tiffany Reece, Eric Clark plan July wedding
AUSTINTOWN -- Eric A. and Deborah Clark, 5694 Colgate Drive, are announcing the engagement of their
Living behind a locked gate gives condo dwellers a feeling of security and privacy, developers
Living behind a locked gate gives condo dwellers a feeling of security and privacy, developers
Group seeks donations for surgery expenses
Group seeks donations for surgery expenses YOUNGSTOWN -- Students for Quality of Life, a health
RETHINKING NUCLEAR POWER
Opinion: Toronto Globe and Mail: Two news items this week illustrate the divergence among major Western
OHIO Brownfield cleanup funding would help Mahoning Valley
The bill's sponsor expects the governor to sign it into law by the end of summer. By DAVID
CHAMPION Former workers offer ideas for savings
CHAMPION -- The Trumbull Career and Technical Center board will consider proposals from former
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Social Security reform demands an open process
Opinion: A year ago or two ago, as the bull market continued to charge forward, everyone was saying that the
MAHONING VALLEY Warm weather brings warning about ozone
Avoid refueling and lawn mowing and drive less on hot, sunny days to reduce air pollution, the
GIRARD Former WWF star due in court on two charges
Jake 'The Snake' is charged with drunken-driving. GIRARD -- Professional wrestler Jake "The Snake"
JAMES A. TRAFICANT JR. Trips were free but far from fancy
The congressman's name is near the bottom of the list of his Ohio colleagues who took advantage of
TRUMBULL COUNTY Expert: Suspect may be insane, but it's no excuse
The witness has consulted on high-profile cases. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
SQP SALE Creditor payments
Secured creditors for Sharpsville Quality Products have agreed on a plan for the disbursement of
WEEKEND EVENTS
WEEKEND EVENTS What's happening The Greater Youngstown Area SoapBox Derby kicks off Saturday on
SHARPSVILLE, PA. Creditors agree on splitting money
The creditors got less than $900,000 on debts of more than $2.3 million. By HAROLD GWIN
Columbiana derby is set for Saturday
COLUMBIANA -- The seventh annual Super Kids Classic soapbox derby will be at noon Saturday at
GAIL WHITE A heart for fatherhood sparks a quest to adopt
This will be a special Father's Day for Brian Rozzi of New Castle. It will be the first time he has
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XA new local chapter of the American Business Women's Association will meet at 6:30
YOUNGSTOWN CSC asks judge to schedule auction
The motion asks the judge to let assets be auctioned as a whole or in three parts, but not
LORDSTOWN GM plant's productivity improves
The Lordstown plant ranks fifth out of 10 subcompact plants in North America. By DON SHILLING
GM productivity improves
By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR LORDSTOWN -- The Lordstown Assembly Plant improved
NEW CASTLE Phone-service switch irks Verizon workers
City officials plan to take a closer look at the Cascade Park deed. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
MAHONING VALLEY Professionals branch out through networking event
First Fridays event provides opportunities for networking, socializing and jazz entertainment. By
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth George and Mary Krinos, 728 Edmond St., Hubbard, girl, June 14. Tom and Kate
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AUSTINTOWN DRUGS Judge rules in cases of 5 teens
One of the teens was suspended from high school before his arrest on drug charges. AUSTINTOWN --
Woman reports being shot in arm
Woman reports being shot in arm WARREN -- Elysia Williams of Warren reported that an unidentified
Hennessey awaits his next Giant step
By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF YOUNGSTOWN -- Now a former Youngstown State University
Fire captain decides to retire from job, run for trustee post
Fire captain decides to retire from job, run for trustee post LIBERTY -- The most senior township
Charter schools provide GOP with voters, money
Opinion: Charter schools provide GOP with voters, money EDITOR: Your June 11 editorial asking about the
WARREN To save, trustees release counsel
Trustees will use the city's law department if it needs counsel. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
GM Lordstown's future continues to look good
Opinion: General Motors Corp. executives who will be deciding the fate of the Lordstown assembly facility
YOUNGSTOWN Derby champion: Race changed life
Nearly 90 drivers have entered this year's Soap Box Derby. By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR STAFF
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
The following people were indicted by a Mahoning County grand jury: John M. Ericson, 22, Melbourne
Langley-Merchant wedding to be held in Hubbard
Plans for their forthcoming marriage are being announced by Lawrence Edward Merchant Jr. and Kandace
NILES Law director rules on disclosing tax tally
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF NILES -- The city's income-tax department can divulge
SHARON CITY SCHOOLS District considers options in light of possible IRS audit
Officials are not sure if the retirement plan has been running in compliance with IRS regulations.
Sweet Adelines compete in regionals; elect officers
Sweet Adeline Chorus participated in the regional competition involving choruses in Sweet Adeline
Valley fanfare precedes Utica trip
Call it an introduction that serves as motivation and inspiration. On the eve of their first game
WINNING DRIVERS Past derby champions The Greater Youngstown Area SoapBox Derby began in 1934. Winners were:
1934 John A. Frazier. 1935 Bobby Harris. 1936 Bobby Harris. 1960 Ralph LaCivita. 1965 Roy
STAGE REVIEW Brilliant performances highlight 'Brothers'
A highly talented cast was showcased in the musical's regional debut. By GARRY L. CLARK
Judge rules in cases of 5 teens
AUSTINTOWN -- Five teens were sentenced this week on charges resulting from an investigation into
Poland K. of C. conducts election at meeting
POLAND -- Jim Carlos was elected grand knight of Poland Council 4471, Knights of Columbus, during a
MERCER COUNTY Building renewal work is approved
The renovation project is under way and will take more than a year. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK
FORUM HEALTH STRIKE Nurses seek support from commissioners
Commissioners haven't decided whether to take a side in the labor dispute. By BOB JACKSON
SURPLUS FOOD
SURPLUS FOOD Kirwan Community Center, 75 Jackson Drive, Campbell, sponsored by Neighborhood
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT Two stories this week said Eastgate Regional Council of Governments has kicked in
They've got CLASS
They've got CLASS NORTH LIMA -- A new program aimed at uniting the Beaver Township Police
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Laurence J. Haley, 22, of 466 W. Ravenwood Ave., Youngstown,
Victim is all wet
Victim is all wet YOUNGSTOWN -- A woman in her parked car on Hudson Avenue near Sheridan
Thursday, June 14 (72 stories)
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Drs. Christopher and Christine Pelic of Mount Pleasant, S.C., formerly of Poland and Canfield,
AUDITIONS Where to try out for roles
ACTORS "Forever Plaid." Carnation City Players, at Firehouse Theater, 450 E. Market, Alliance,
EASTWOOD MALL Unexpected detour fails to deter teen band Exit 14
By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF NILES -- The gazebo was empty. Instead of young
LESS YOUTH CRIME, MORE FEAR
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: Although strict discipline helps to keep the peace in the nation's schools, the
Investigation continues in bomb scare
YOUNGSTOWN -- U.S. Secret Service officials said an investigation into a bomb scare Monday night at
Scrappers set pace for season
Players were given an introduction to the type of training they'll receive at Mahoning Valley.
WARREN COUNCIL Agenda
Held off voting on legislation banning the use of cell phones by motorists in a moving car in the
YOUNGSTOWN Montgomery discusses death penalty, schools
An Ohio death row inmate is more likely to die of old age than be executed, the attorney general
LISBON MRDD requests buying building
Officials agreed to replace the air-conditioning unit at a county department. By NORMAN LEIGH
Officials act on sewer project
Commissioners will vote today on whether to bail out the sinking project. By BOB JACKSON
Date announced for Dixie-Millin summer wedding
Davina Joy Dixie, 2122 Robbins Lane, Niles, a daughter of Arthur and Mary Dixie, 423 Clearmount
WARREN Dispute puts jobs for youths on hold
Summer help from youths would not compromise union jobs, the city says. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
Dead pilot's abandoned car found in Centennial Park
SALEM -- A clue in the search for information of a Harrison County man's death was discovered in the
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SCRAPPERS Gay assumes leadership role
He's currently making a comeback after two off-season surgeries have slowed him down. By BRIAN
CSU standout Lillash excited to begin pro career
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF NILES -- Keith Lillash is no stranger to Cafaro
Woman charged with Net fraud misses hearing
AUSTINTOWN -- A Leetonia woman charged with stealing more than $13,000 through the Internet auction
LIBERTY Casino Restaurant to take no chances
Through gaming, not gambling, those who can't afford to go to Las Vegas or Atlantic City will get a
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Richard and Dawn Valley, 6723 Finland, Austintown, girl, June 13. Monalisa Mohn
Gazebo chosen for Green-Noel July wedding
YOUNGSTOWN -- Plans for the July wedding of Jennifer Green and Todd Noel, both of 7400 West Blvd.,
Nations must ratify U.N. treaty on child soldiers
Opinion: Say "minesweeper" to most people, and they would probably think of naval vessels especially
ROSTERS West Penn All-Star Game
SOUTH Dave Black, 5-11, 205, fb/lb, Union Area Eugene Hilton, 5-11, 155, qb/db, Union Area
BOARD OF CONTROL Youngstown
The Youngstown Board of Control took the following action today: Gave severance pay to four police
STATE AUDIT Warren Water Department
Here are some weaknesses outlined in a special state audit that was to be released today: Office
Steel processor banks on upswing
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN The project is the second expansion in about a year for United Steel
DISEASE OUTBREAK Hospital releases patient
If anything had gone differently, Christin Van Camp would not be here today, doctor says. By
PAVING Howland Township Howland Township trustees have awarded a contract to Diorio Paving of Hubbard to rebuild 10 catchbasins and resurface the following roads this summer. An additional 1.5 miles,
Roseway Avenue from Surrey Road to North End Hightree Avenue from Deforest to Ravenwood Ridge Road
Governor names new YSU trustees
YOUNGSTOWN -- Gov. Bob Taft appointed an attorney and a student to the Youngstown State University
SHARON Budget OK; grade plan will wait
The board will wait to vote on a policy that would require students participating in activities to
Benefit for the blind features Brass Taxi
Benefit for the blind features Brass Taxi WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. -- Brass Taxi, a self-described
Telling Alma's tale
The screenwriter is proud of her upbringing in Youngstown. By MILAN PAURICH VINDICATOR
GETTING IT RIGHT
On Monday, Youngstown State University's budget committee voted to recommend increasing tuition, not
New playground to be constructed
New playground to be constructed YOUNGSTOWN -- Caritas Communities, a partnership of Catholic
Israelis, not Palestinians are Holy Land aggressors
Opinion: Israelis, not Palestinians are Holy Land aggressors EDITOR: I am writing in response to a
Audit hints about scam
The mayor said the audit contains very serious allegations. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
New Middletown council OKs hiring of officer
New Middletown council OKs hiring of officer NEW MIDDLETOWN -- Village council approved hiring
WARREN Board hires new schools business chief
The new director has experience with school business operations. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
SHARPSVILLE Police merger study sought
Maintaining or improving services while controlling costs is the study target. By HAROLD GWIN
With volunteers' help, girls shelter to reopen
By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU EAST PALESTINE -- Thanks partly to volunteer labor,
LTV CORP. Creditors panel joins pact talks
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Talks between the union and company were to resume today. By DON
LIBERTY Girard considers old high school
The idea is to have the old high school serve as a backup if the school doesn't reopen on time. By
Brookfield man convicted, awaits sentencing for bigamy
MERCER, Pa. -- An admitted bigamist from Brookfield could face up to two years in prison and a fine
SURPLUS FOOD
Antioch Baptist Church, 110 Funston St., Youngstown, various commodities, 10 a.m. Friday. Bring
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Student mediator makes the most of bad situations
It's summer break for Evangelina Figueroa after a very good sixth-grade year at Sheridan Elementary
NILES OEPA questions remain
The state recommended that the city's plant chief do the job. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Kimberly Howell and Scott Hynes to wed Aug. 4
The engagement of Kimberly Howell, daughter of Walter and Diane Howell of 13 Cherokee Drive, Girard,
Parents announce Mitchell-Blasko engagement
The engagement of Laura Kay Mitchell, 190 Carter Circle, Boardman, and Brian Joseph Blasko, 24
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Peter E. Houk, 34, of 2937 Bainbridge, Youngstown, and
INTERNET Phar-Mor forms partnership for online store
By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- Phar-Mor's online store is running
YOUNGSTOWN Parks projects
Youngstown Park and Recreation Department capital improvement projects completed since last June:
YOUNGSTOWN Panel recommends city seek proposals for towing
The members also discussed mandating annual taxicab safety inspections. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
TRUMBULL WATER Officials OK jump in rates
Increases will range from just over a half-percent to about 1.3 percent. By STEPHEN SIFF
Plans to go high tech
Youngstown needs to be brought into the high-tech age now, one official says. By DON SHILLING
Elbel-Corbett wedding planned for early July
HUBBARD -- Announced by Nancy Wittenauer, 47 Vida Ave., and Pete Elbel 1415 Collar-Price Road, is
WARREN City will get input on new tax position
A committee will draft a job description and recommend other changes. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
LOWELLVILLE Village budget faces $40,000 shortfall
The projected reduction in tax collection is being attributed to loss of industry in the village.
EAST LIVERPOOL Sheriff's office investigates East Liverpool bridge jumper
The man survived the jump with only scrapes and bruises. EAST LIVERPOOL -- East Liverpool City
LAWRENCE COUNTY Prison in search of woman to act as full-time manager
The money saved in union differentials would pay for the post. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
YOUNGSTOWN Late ex-mayor is praised
Jack C. Hunter devoted his life to helping others, those at his funeral said. By DAVID SKOLNICK
YOUNGSTOWN Woman: Shakoor 'wanted me to lie'
The woman sold her blood to send Shakoor money but said she won't lie for him. By BOB JACKSON
Alpine Springs announces acquisition
YOUNGSTOWN -- Alpine Natural Springs of New Waterford has acquired Wheeler Spring Water Co. of
GIRARD Council plans to discuss pay raise for police chief
Councilman Joseph Manente said the chief is not being singled out. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
HOWLAND Trustees hire company to probe calculation of fire, police levies
The amount generated by the departments' levies dropped about $10,000 last year. HOWLAND --
Trial request denied
Trial request denied YOUNGSTOWN -- A Mahoning County Common Pleas Court judge has denied a request
BOARDMAN Shooting prompts equipment upgrade
The shooting showed officials a potentially weak spot in officer protection. By JOHN W. GOODWIN
YOUNGSTOWN Longtime teacher leaves her mark on pupils, families
By LAURIE FISHER VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT YOUNGSTOWN -- Marsha Fader always asks, "What is best
Warner Realty attempts to get decree reversed
Warner Realty attempts to get decree reversed WARREN -- Warner Realty, no address listed, has
Anna Manofsky, Jason Wallace to be married
WARREN -- The engagement of Anna Marie Manofsky, daughter of Raymond and Diane Manofsky of Warren,
NEW CASTLE Hope for public housing tenants
A similar project in Farrell received a $9 million federal grant. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
A place to play
By ASHLEY POWERS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Printed in crisp white letters on a blue
Jack C. Hunter, 1930-2001
Opinion: If Jack C. Hunter found it hard to believe that he had won the 1969 election for mayor of
Wednesday, June 13 (64 stories)
YSU Interim dean appointed for Arts and Sciences
The incoming interim dean has served as YSU's director of faculty relations for the past three
Pupils to get math tutoring
FARRELL, Pa. -- The Farrell Area School District will offer a university-designed mathematics
Atkinson-Pink nuptial plans are announced
EAST PALESTINE -- Sharon K. Atkinson and Timothy A. Pink, both of East Palestine, are engaged.
GREENVILLE, PA. Officials consider change in emergency response
Some people are calling private ambulance services directly in an emergency rather than dialing 911.
CRESTVIEW SCHOOLS Teachers get lessons in real-world education
A county engineer said dealing with people from all walks of life is important to success. By
WARREN LAYOFFS Court rules against city
The city will have to pay nearly $200,000 if it loses on appeal. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
GETTING IT RIGHT
On Monday, Austintown Township trustees voted 2-1 to approve the township zoning commission's
He should know better
Opinion: It would seem that after 16 years in Congress, James A. Traficant Jr. would know when he has to file
CRAIG BEACH Group wants voters to decide proposal for 1% income tax
The mayor says local residents could have commented on the tax at earlier meetings. By IAN HILL
Eucharistic celebration at St. Casimir Church
Eucharistic celebration at St. Casimir Church YOUNGSTOWN -- "A Walk with Jesus" is the theme for
WARREN Former assistant fire chief files lawsuit over dismissal
The safety-service director said he had not talked to the assistant chief for several months.
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HUBBARD TOWNSHIP Trustees ask governor for speedy appraisal
Trustees are checking paving bids after one bid was much lower than others. By SUSAN BERLIN
WARREN TOWNSHIP Funding for waterline is just about in place
The total project will cost around $1.35 million. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Good neighbors don't stick others with the bill
Opinion: Good neighbors don't stick others with the bill If a guy wire holding a TV antenna on my roof
NILES Library board buys restaurant-bar to give McKinley project more room
The additional lot gives the library board about 90 feet of Main Street frontage for the project.
HUBBARD Library awards contracts for facility expansion, revamp
Work at the Hubbard Public Library will take about a year to complete. HUBBARD -- The Hubbard
SHARON Only 1 will have a blast
No one will be allowed closer than 1,000 feet to the bridge when it falls. By HAROLD GWIN
2 policemen honored for off-duty rescue
FARRELL, Pa. -- Southwest Mercer County Regional Police Commission has recognized two officers who
Man arrested on cross-burning charges
JAMESTOWN, Pa. -- A borough man is in Mercer County Jail, charged with burning a cross in the yard
Caren Compton to be married to Keith A. Sallaz in July ceremony
Plans for their upcoming marriage are being announced Caren Compton, 3627 Erie St., Youngstown, and
Sandra Karaba, Frank Patti set wedding date
Plans for their upcoming marriage are being revealed by Sandra Elaine Karaba of Middleburg Heights
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Sonya Gordon, 123 N. Forest Ave., Youngstown, girl, June 11. Gabriel and Chandra
WARREN Alleging abuse, Youngstown man sues police officer
Police records say the plaintiff charged the officer after running into traffic wearing only
2 to face charges in kidnap-robbery
WARREN -- A teen and man from Warren have been charged with aggravated robbery, kidnapping and
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Manuel J. Rodriquez, 22, of 1759 Dassie Circle, #62, Spring
Try rolling back attitude
Opinion: When a company's sales are pushing $200 billion, it's understandable that it wouldn't bend over
STRUTHERS Ohioan gets jail in bomb scare
A limo driver alerted police to the bomb scare after hearing his passenger's conversation.
COLUMBIANA CO. SHERIFF Department changes its policy in cost of serving court papers
The department will charge for every trip necessary to serve the papers. By NORMAN LEIGH
AGENDA
AGENDA THURSDAY Trumbull Career and Technical Center Board of Education, 7 p.m., 528 Educational
MAHONING COUNTY Lawyer wants murder trial to be moved
The jury pool has been tainted by pretrial publicity, Batcho's lawyer says. By BOB JACKSON
Ladensack-Petty wedding planned at St. Matthias
Raynae Ladensack, 911 Gary Ave., Girard, and David Petty, 474 Melbourne Ave., Boardman, are
SALEM City picks former officer to be new safety director
The director was chosen from among nearly a dozen applicants for the part-time post. By NORMAN
GIRARD Boys State immerses students in civics
Creating a mock government is part of the students' hands-on workshop. GIRARD -- Sixteen students
GREENVILLE, PA. Association renews hunt for director
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- The Greenville Area Leisure Services Association has reopened the application
GAIL WHITE At Beatitude House, they expect divine intervention
Ten years ago, Sister Margaret Sheetz envisioned the idea of the Beatitude House in Youngstown. She
INDIANS NOTEBOOK From Jacobs Field
Scoring woes: The Indians are 0-11 when they score three runs or fewer. Thome milestone: Jim
SCRAPPERS 2001 roster
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YOUNGSTOWN House passes nature issue
Valley legislators want the area to benefit from the proposed environmental cleanup and preservation
Lisa A. Hopes, Brian Olverson plan wedding
YOUNGSTOWN -- Announcing plans for the summer wedding of Lisa Ann Hopes and Brian Christopher
Lawyer faces state hearing
The county assistant prosecutor will continue to try cases until his hearing. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK
Tessa Bowman to be bride of Chris Martin
Tessa Bowman, a daughter of Linda Eck of Niles, and Chris Martin, a son of Loran and Louise Martin
VIENNA M*A*S*H Bash offers auction items
Jamie Farr, the actor who played Cpl. Klinger in the long-running TV series, has been invited to
HAPPY 107th BIRTHDAY Frankie Augusta Smith
Born: June 12, 1894, in Birmingham, Ala. Residence: Ridge Crest Care Center, Warren. Husband:
Scrappers have 10 familiar faces
The 2001 roster has a good mix of veterans and rookies and even one player from Ohio. By BRIAN
EDUCATION AT WORK
EDUCATION AT WORK The business connection Some Crestview High School teachers are visiting these
GAO reroutes request for prison probe
A federal spokeswoman said that prison overcrowding poses no danger. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
Columbiana woman dies in 2-vehicle crash
Columbiana woman dies in 2-vehicle crash SALEM -- A Columbiana woman was killed in a two-vehicle
WARREN COUNCIL Concerns noted on bus service
The contribution of $46,832 would be based on Warren's population. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
NEW CASTLE Studies to redo spin on homes
A new form of public housing could eliminate housing projects and integrate families into
Melissa Wirth, Mr. Hetmanski to wed July 14
GIRARD -- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Wirth of Girard are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Gemmell, Gene Seman to wed at gardens
Melanie Dawn Gemmell and Gene Allen Seman, both of 441 Cannon St., Niles, are announcing their
Indians waiting to make a deal
CLEVELAND -- Over the past six baseball seasons, Indians general manager John Hart has often gone
Grim deaths at hands of Philippine terrorists
Opinion: As if the world does not have enough trouble with fanatical extremist groups like the Taliban in
Leesa Brose, Mr. Jacubenta to be married
Leesa Brose, 1659 Mayfield Ave., Youngstown, and Alan P. Jacubenta, 3203 Ingleside Drive, Parma, are
LAWRENCE COUNTY Granges oppose fly ash dump
The annual paving project will begin soon. By Mary Grzebieniak VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
Miss Economus to be bride of Mr. Flaherty
Julie Anne Economus of Lakewood, a daughter of George and Adele Economus, 4510 Euclid Blvd.,
Ellen Watson and Raymond Roop to be married
CANFIELD -- Ellen Iona Mayberry Watson and Raymond Franklin Roop, both of Canfield, are announcing
Shuey struggles in ninth
By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF CLEVELAND -- Indians reliever Paul Shuey fell apart in
YOUNGSTOWN Educator to propose raising bar for grades
A year's warning would give students fair notification for the new requirement. By PETER H.
McDonald schools kick off projects
McDonald schools kick off projects McDONALD -- A groundbreaking ceremony for construction of a
School shift not advised
The superintendent of Youngstown schools said the transfer would push city schools toward fiscal
Mary N. Vinion, Michael Kushner are engaged
Announcement is being made of the engagement of Mary Nicole Vinion, daughter of Samuel and Charliene
Accosted by naked man
Accosted by naked man AUSTINTOWN -- A 16-year-old Austintown girl was accosted Tuesday night near
Tuesday, June 12 (59 stories)
Ground broken for school
Grades six through eight are at the new school. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF NILES
Dena Kimble, Gregory Clark set wedding date
DUBLIN -- Dena Rae Kimble and Gregory Scott Clark, both of Dublin, are planning a July 7 wedding.
AUSTINTOWN Trustee votes down zoning, allowing residents to petition
Ditzler said the landowners have no development plans. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
WARREN City, county work to widen North Road
An information session was set for this afternoon. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
REUNIONS
XThe 80th Beight reunion will be held from 4 to 9 p.m. June 24 at Hoffmaster Pavilion in Boardman
OFFICERS YWCA seats board members during annual meeting
Awards were presented to a board member, volunteer and employee of the year. YOUNGSTOWN -- The
Woman robbed
Woman robbed YOUNGSTOWN -- A 68-year-old woman was robbed of $180 at knife point by her lawn-care
MRDD board OKs resolution seeking renewal levy on ballot
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities approved a
CLASS B BASEBALL Express rolls to win; Repec keys Goldsteins
Alltel, Livi and WW Heating also recorded victories. STRUTHERS -- A seven-run third inning was all
TRUMBULL CO. Brother: Murder suspect wasn't a violent person
The prosecutor is seeking to show that Phil Mike knew right from wrong at the time of the killing.
HUBBARD Summer music series
Schedule for Hubbard's Summer in the Park series, held in Harding Park on Sundays from 6 to 8 p.m.:
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses William H. Abron III, 24, of 141 E. Avondale, Youngstown and
READIER FOR TAKEOFF
Opinion: Washington Post: Are air travelers in for a stress-test sequel to last summer's worst-ever flight
WARREN Cops union opposes plan
A councilman said he'll introduce legislation that would fund the positions. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
Man will serve prison time for arson, weapons charges
LISBON -- An East Palestine man is sentenced to serve nearly eight years behind bars in two arsons
Aubel-Ewing July 7 wedding to be in Hubbard
RALEIGH, N.C. -- Plans for their upcoming marriage are being announced by Katherine M. Aubel, 3267
Car cruise scheduled
Car cruise scheduled YOUNGSTOWN -- Downtown Partners is sponsoring its first Car Cruise in
POLICE BLOTTER Canfield city, Austintown
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD CITY June 3 Arrest: Police arrested a 27-year-old Warren
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WELLSVILLE Owl decoys fail, so town seeks help with pigeons
Poisoned corn is out; nets are in for preventing the birds from landing on buildings. By BOB
CAMPAIGN FINANCE Group grades officials
The organization gave F's to two failed candidates for the state House. By DAVID SKOLNICK
LABRAE HIGH SCHOOL The brainy bunch: Grad is 4th valedictorian in family
Being at the top of their class is a family tradition. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Students don't need awards to be remembered
This is a column for all the kids who didn't get to stand up at their school award ceremony. Who
LTV CORP. U.S. rep. opposes motion
The lawmaker said he expects a parade of others to join him. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR
MAHONING VALLEY Calls die down after clinics
Vaccines are to be available this week for those who did not get the medication Friday. By NANCY
RECORD SETTER Wilson student sits up and stands tall
Dominic Leonelli Jr. did 2,301 sit-ups in gym class to surpass his father's feat. By JOHN BASSETTI
Bonifay burned by bad decisions
Thanks to Cleveland Indians general manager John Hart, Pirates GM Cam Bonifay was able to hold onto
FARRELL School board budget raises taxes by 5 mills
Two school directors said further spending cuts should have been made before the board considered a
Longtime educator plans retirement
FARRELL, Pa. -- A longtime educator will disappear from the high school July 2. That's the
Agency to get grant
Agency to get grant LISBON -- Columbiana County Community Action Agency is to receive a nearly
BOARDMAN Township, ODOT discuss Route 224
New traffic lights will soon be installed, while others are updated. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
SALEM Farm markets to begin
There will also be a strawberry festival downtown Saturday. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
ANNUAL TUITION
ANNUAL TUITION Ohio colleges Here's the tuition to be paid by students at other Ohio schools:
REP. TRAFICANT Staffers reveal filing errors
The forms for the two trips will be filed in a few days, a Traficant spokesman said. By DAVID
GIRARD Tod Pond will be drained
An official said the pond has five times the amount of fecal matter allowed. By TIM YOVICH
Police look into robbery at Handel's store
YOUNGSTOWN -- Police are investigating a robbery at Handel's Homemade Ice Cream & amp; Yogurt
CWV auxiliary receives awards at convention
Volunteers were recognized for their efforts on behalf of hospitalized veterans. YOUNGSTOWN --
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball and softball
BASEBALL Babe Ruth (ages 14-15) Youngstown Express 6, I.P.S. 4 -- Grant Sevek and Mike Eliseo
Little Tikes, a division of Rubbermaid that produces toys, children's play equipment and
Little Tikes, a division of Rubbermaid that produces toys, children's play equipment and
YOUNGSTOWN Colleagues speak of former mayor
The Ohio GOP chairman says the Republican Party and Mahoning County suffered a great loss with the
No punishment could fit McVeigh's crime
Opinion: Mass murderer Timothy McVeigh went quietly into history yesterday morning, his death far more
Card-trading event at Newton Falls library
Card-trading event at Newton Falls library NEWTON FALLS -- Youths may attend a "Play and Trade
LIQUOR CONTROL Transfers, permits
Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and applications and
WARREN Company cleans up street-sweeper debris
The EPA told the street-sweeping company to clean up the site. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
LaTreese Miller, Tyrone Hyshaw to wed in July
YOUNGSTOWN -- The engagement of LaTreese Marsh & uacute;nn Miller, 843 Cameron Ave., and Tyrone
NILES Study finds low risk of West Nile at sites
Health officials did recommend mosquito control at the Fairhaven and middle school sites, however.
NEW CASTLE Man who fled with son offered deal
Both parents are still seeking custody of the boy, even as the dad faces a jail term. By LAURE
Judge denies father's funeral request
YOUNGSTOWN -- A judge Mahoning County Common Pleas Court has denied a request by Alexander Scott to
NILES Young bands ready to rock Eastwood
The Tune It Up series tries to give young musicians exposure outside of the bar circuit. By
LIBERTY Trustees support door-to-door transit
The proposed bus service would transport any township resident anywhere within 90 minutes for a
YOUNGSTOWN YSU raises its tuition
Despite the tuition increases, the university's president said YSU is still a bargain. By MARALINE
EAST PALESTINE Council mulls ordinance about off-road vehicles
Property owners are concerned about noise, safety and property damage. By NANCY TULLIS
Higher education in Ohio must become a priority
Opinion: No one reviewing Ohio's $44.9 billion budget for the next two years can come away with the
HUNTER TIME LINE Jack C. Hunter
Some significant dates in the life and political career of former Youngstown Mayor Jack C. Hunter.
President George Bush different from candidate
Opinion: President George Bush different from candidate EDITOR: Recent Vindicator editorials have bashed
Jennifer Herron, Mr. Lesko to wed at Mill Creek Park
SALEM -- Denton and Marilyn Herron, 1339 N. Lincoln Ave., announce the engagement of their daughter,
GIRARD Owner deflates golf dome
Deflating a dome is simple: Turn off the air and open the doors. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
Monday, June 11 (49 stories)
YOUNGSTOWN Board awards streets project
The city also refused to hire the apparent low bidder last year for the resurfacing program. By
Plenty of success stories to focus on at university
Opinion: Plenty of success stories to focus on at university EDITOR: I was dismayed and disheartened to
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Amanda Whisonant and David Schmucker, 4 Diane Court, Niles, boy, June 8.
Startled elephant escapes pen at zoo
Startled elephant escapes pen at zoo DENVER -- An elephant escaped Sunday from a bathing area at
CORVETTE SHOW
CORVETTE SHOW If you go What: Seventh Annual Mahoning Valley Corvette Club Father's Day Car
NUTRITION PROGRAMS In the area
MAHONING COUNTY Dacas HotMeals offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 12 locations in Mahoning
YOUNGSTOWN St. E's suit against McDonald's moves to U.S. District Court
McDonald's Restaurant ignored a written notice to leave hospital property. YOUNGSTOWN -- An
YOUNGSTOWN Cops catch 2 teen-agers in possession of guns
Both the males are facing three charges each, police said. YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown police
WARREN Liberty man set for trial in killing
The defendant was sent to a mental facility until he was deemed competent to stand trial. By
Novel series encourages kids to read
Authors of 'Times Soldiers' combine exciting story lines with realistic special effects to attract
A look ahead at hope, and back at sadness
YSU football coach Jon Heacock, a West Branch alumnus, gave an emotional commencement address. By
Watershed workshop
Watershed workshop YOUNGSTOWN -- A workshop on watershed protection planning will be June 25 at
Charter school questions
Opinion: We're confused by the Ohio General Assembly's blind love affair with the charter school movement.
Bell choir performs
Bell choir performs POLAND -- The Classical Bells, a 15-member handbell choir from Detroit, will
ONE-ON-ONE | Rev. Lillie B. North She has pieced together a patchwork for the Lord
Q. When did you become a minister? A. I was ordained in 1983 but prior to that I was a minister. I
MAHONING VALLEY Group sends medical machines to Slovakia
The CAT scan and mammography machines worth $250,000 were donated by retiring physicians. By PETER
Bush administration moves to protect American steel against predatory practices
Opinion: We knew it wasn't too much to ask of an administration, and now President George W. Bush has proved
JEFFERSON -- Nuptial vows were exchanged at 4 p.m. May 17 at Ashtabula County Courthouse by Julia A.
JEFFERSON -- Nuptial vows were exchanged at 4 p.m. May 17 at Ashtabula County Courthouse by Julia A.
GETTING KIDS TO READ
GETTING KIDS TO READ Encourage children to read aloud. Kids of all ages enjoy reading aloud to
WORTH A LOOK
FESTIVALS XJefferson Depot Inc. will hold a strawberry festival/craft bazaar from 11 a.m. to 7
Research shows boys prefer nonfiction.
Research shows boys prefer nonfiction. By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN
SRU trustees appoint 3 new administrators
Trustees named the baseball stadium after an alumnus who donated $500,000 toward the stadium.
LAURA KORNBAU KEITH MENOUGH
LAURA KORNBAU KEITH MENOUGH BOARDMAN -- The gazebo in Boardman Township Park was the setting at 5
JODIE WHITE ALLEN STRATTON
JODIE WHITE ALLEN STRATTON SALEM -- Jodie A. White and Allen L. Stratton, both of 9920 Sena Lane,
LOCAL
LOCAL Boros wins again SUMMIT POINT, W.Va. -- Glenn Boros won his third race in a row recently
REGION Owners are changing tires in wake of recall
A Boardman dealer is trying to replace Firestone tires before summer temperatures rise. By SEAN
YAFWC presents awards, scholarships
NEW SPRINGFIELD -- The Youngstown Area Federation of Women's Clubs held its annual awards and
LORDSTOWN Paving projects on village roads are set to start
Installation began on sanitary sewers last fall. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
The Vindicator
The Vindicator HUMANITARIAN EFFORT: Joe Sedzmak of Boardman, left, and Steve Bacon of Poland stand
PROFILE Rev. Lillie B. North
Age: 78. Hometown: Campbell. Occupation: Pastor of Friends House Chapel and founder/executive
Teens In Action club wins national award
Teens In Action club wins national award CANFIELD -- A club sponsored by the Mahoning Valley
MAHONING VALLEY ECONOMY Recession? Yes, no, maybe
Local counties are in a recession as their manufacturing plants struggle, a researcher says. By
WARREN Program teaches tennis, life skills
A regional tennis rally is being planned for July at YSU. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
YOUNGSTOWN Students win award for volunteer work at shelter
By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Despite Kate Florig's preparations, the
While cutting tree, Pa. man dies after hitting high-voltage line
While cutting tree, Pa. man dies after hitting high-voltage line BROOKFIELD -- A 32-year-old
MERCER COUNTY Three go to prison for assaulting man
The men had pleaded guilty to one of several charges against them. By VIRGINIA ROSS VINDICATOR
MAHONING VALLEY Getting fathers hooked on 'vettes
Entry fees are going to local charities and scholarships. By ASHLEY POWERS VINDICATOR STAFF
Lightning causes fire
Lightning causes fire SHARON, Pa. -- An early morning thunderstorm delivered a lightning strike to
AMANDA COSS ROBERT RUDOLPH
AMANDA COSS ROBERT RUDOLPH HAVELOCK, N.C. -- The marriage of Lance Cpl. Robert A. Rudolph of
By NORMAN LEIGH
By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON -- When Korisa McCoy heads to the University of
LORDSTOWN Paving to begin on 2 area roads
Installation began on sanitary sewers last fall. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
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COLUMBIANA Reading programs aim to keep the pages turning
The city's library offers programs for all ages. By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
YOUNGSTOWN -- Harriet Emily Penner, a daughter of David and Benita Penner of Youngstown, and Erik
YOUNGSTOWN -- Harriet Emily Penner, a daughter of David and Benita Penner of Youngstown, and Erik
Trauma turns to triumph
A young man's 1998 graduation was delayed by a serious accident. By PHIL NOVAK VINDICATOR
NORTH LIMA 'Party' lady is crafty
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN The party coordinator also prepares special events for the corporate
MARY FRANCES VARGA JAMES O'MARA
MARY FRANCES VARGA JAMES O'MARA SHARON, Pa. -- After a honeymoon in Hawaii, Mr. and Mrs. James
Ikebana chapter holds flower show
YOUNGSTOWN -- Ikebana Youngstown Chapter held a two-day flower show and tea June 2 and 3 at the D.D.
Sunday, June 10 (104 stories)
NORTHFIELD RESULTS
NORTHFIELD RESULTS LATE FRIDAY 13th--Waynesfield Dort23.207.604.60 Pipeline(B Miller)4.203.20
JOHN KOVACH/COLLEGES Frasco has sights set on professional baseball
HIRAM -- That same quest for an opportunity to play collegiate baseball that led Brian Frasco to
ON THE SHELF Book review
TITLE: By George, the autobiography of George Foreman. AUTHOR: George Foreman, with Joel Engel.
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Ivory Willis and Lee W. Johnson II, 141 Regent Street, Youngstown, girl,
Rumors abound in talks of loops
YOUNGSTOWN -- Depending on which county the news was coming from, we learned last week that: a)
ANN-MARIE NOLFI JOSEPH NOHRA JR.
ANN-MARIE NOLFI JOSEPH NOHRA JR. YOUNGSTOWN -- Ann-Marie Nolfi, a daughter of Anthony F. and Rita
You need time on your side at museum
A tour of the museum will be a good orientation, but if you like to linger, perhaps you should forgo
CURRENT PRICES
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation PLAQUE: This hand-painted German porcelain plaque signed by
CRIME SOLVER
CRIME SOLVER Mercer County The theft of money from a church is the focus of Mercer County Crime
SHARON Mayor wants E. Silver to be a two-way street
By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU SHARON, Pa. -- There's one more project Mayor Robert T.
Court of Appeals belongs in downtown Youngstown
Opinion: It's only a matter of time before all parties involved in the proposed relocation of the 7th
LEANNE FRANCISCO THOMAS GRONER
LEANNE FRANCISCO THOMAS GRONER YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. Joseph Allen officiated at 1:30 p.m. May 5
126th annual meeting
126th annual meeting YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning Valley Historical Society's 126th annual meeting is
YOUNGSTOWN HMHP nurses say system limits overtime
HMHP nurses tell how their employer handles a problem that's been a key issue in a competitor's
DIANE ZAGORSKY MICHAEL COX
DIANE ZAGORSKY MICHAEL COX YOUNGSTOWN -- Sacred Heart Church was the setting at 2 p.m. May 19 for
JEFF LORBER Jazz artist brings 'sense of funkiness'
Jeff Lorber likes the vitality of hip-hop. 'It's kind of putting a really powerful motor in your
Sea deployment
Sea deployment YOUNGSTOWN -- Several military personnel with ties to this area are taking part in
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go Location: The Society for Contemporary Craft is at 2100 Smallman St., in
Mr. and Mrs. James McMurray feted at surprise party for 40th anniversary
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. James E. McMurray, 7457 Sugartree Drive, were guests of honor during a
Taft does the right thing in vetoing secrecy item
Opinion: If Ohio Senate President Richard Finan, R-Cincinnati, truly believes that Republican Gov. Bob Taft's
Not your typical arts and crafts
There's more to Pittsburgh's Strip District than great restaurants, shops and nightlife. Visitors
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for this week: TODAY Post 3307, VFW, 1351 Albert St., Youngstown, 2 p.m.
GOOD DEEDS? Tell us
If you know of any person or group doing extraordinary work to get beyond the blight, tell us their
The nation's top 10 public relations firms earned a total of $1.7 billion in 2000, up 28 percent
The nation's top 10 public relations firms earned a total of $1.7 billion in 2000, up 28 percent
INFORMATION If you go
The Ansel Adams Center for Photography is at 655 Mission St. For information, call (415) 495-7000 or
CECELIA MURPHY MATTHEW RICHARD
CECELIA MURPHY MATTHEW RICHARD YOUNGSTOWN -- Monsignor Lawrence Fye solemnized the marriage of
Fitch athlete selects Mount Union College
ALLIANCE -- Seth Steiner, a Fitch High graduate, will continue his academic and athletic career at
'THE OTHER SIDE OF EDEN: LIFE WITH JOHN STEINBECK' Son of author led chaotic life
John Steinbeck IV died unexpectedly in 1991 during back surgery. By ROB STOUT SPECIAL TO THE
Reception will honor Rhodeses on anniversary
SALEM -- An open reception will be held from 2:30 to 6 p.m. June 17 at United Local High School in
PET SHOW Boardman Park
The Kiwanis Club of Boardman held its annual pet show Saturday in Boardman Township Park in
KATHRYN EARNHART | The Butlers Sijan exhibit leaving Butler after today
Today is the last opportunity for museum visitors to view the exhibition of ultra realist sculpture
MERCER Still time to buy bricks
The project was started as part of the county's bicentennial celebration last year. MERCER, Pa. --
Carters honored at celebration of 50th anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Carter Sr., 2465 Stocker Ave., were honored June 3 at a family
Boardman Library closes for repairs
BOARDMAN -- Boardman Library, 7680 Glenwood Ave., will be closed for emergency repairs to the front
CORTLAND Water battle proves to be main attraction at street fair
The fair, which is held on Main Street, will be June 21-23. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
Disney film drops Broadway style and goes for new concept
Borrowing from Steven Spielberg's 'Indiana Jones' sagas, directors decided to 'chuck the tried-and-
HUBBARD Community pool
SUMMER MEMBERSHIP (Memorial Day through Labor Day) Family: Hubbard residents, $100;
Adoption service lauds golfers
Adoption service lauds golfers Fanfare: On June 4, the Northeast Ohio Adoption Services (NOAS)
By LAURIE M. FISHER
By LAURIE M. FISHER VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT SAN FRANCISCO -- Guided walking tours give visitors
Hart jubilee is celebrated during party
MELISSA BECKETT KEVIN BEATTY HUBBARD -- Melissa Beckett and Kevin Beatty were married at 1 p.m.
IN THE CUP Area holes in one
Tom Divito aced the 172-yard second hole at Reserve Run, using a 6-iron. Witnesses were Merle
MARLA KABALAN DEREK NEILSON
MARLA KABALAN DEREK NEILSON YOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Marla Jo Kabalan, daughter of Raymond
YOUNGSTOWN DIOCESE Educator carries a lesson in faith
Youngstown's Catholic schools leader leaves for Chicago, confident that God will guide him. By RON
RAY SWANSON | KEYSTONER Mediate will add PGA and state flair to Greenville event
There's only one place to be on July 30 if you happen to be a golf nut. That's the Greenville
By IAN HILL
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BOARDMAN -- Gina Kimbel thought it would be cute to dress
COAST GUARD Valley man recalls deadly accident
His sense of duty brought him back to the water. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Safety program
Safety program LORDSTOWN -- The village police department is seeking donations for its Child and
CANADA
Opinion: The Globe and Mail, Toronto: The agents of Afghanistan's ruling Taliban have for years used their
CORTLAND Street fair
Cortland Street Fair will be on Main Street June 21, 22 and 23. It opens at 6 p.m. Thursday and
REGION
REGION Photo exhibit at Akron Art Museum The gritty and exuberant images of news photojournalist
DARA AULIZIA MICHAEL LIBERATO
DARA AULIZIA MICHAEL LIBERATO WARREN -- Believers Christian Fellowship was the setting at 3 p.m.
Garden guild announces show winners
CANFIELD -- St. Michael Garden Guild held its annual flower show and dinner May 23 at the parish
SHELLI WINELAND DOUGLASS DALTON
SHELLI WINELAND DOUGLASS DALTON SEDONA, Ariz. -- Nuptial vows were exchanged during a 4 p.m.
Voter turnout award
Voter turnout award HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The city will be recognized for its outstanding voter
KEYSTONE CLIPS A new courtesy for expectant moms?
Should expectant mothers be guaranteed a special parking place while shopping? Some Pennsylvania
STILL ON HER TOES
Dance instructor Judy Katsaras has never hired outside help: Her teachers all are former students.
Ironies abound in Bush administration
Opinion: Ironies abound in Bush administration EDITOR: One of the definitions of irony in Webster's is;
NUTRITION PROGRAMS In the area
MAHONING COUNTY Dacas HotMeals offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 12 locations in Mahoning
PATRICIA C. SYAK | Symphony notes Annual meeting to feature vote
The Youngstown Symphony Society will conduct its annual meeting Tuesday at noon in the Grand Lobby
YOUNGSTOWN Seminar to show women how to get financial security
Ohio's treasurer says the free workshop provides 'economic intellectual capital to Ohio's women.'
PEGGY POST All manner of things
Background: Peggy Post represents the third generation of Post authors and is director of the Emily
Disco lives at Cafaro Field
The disco concert carried Valley residents back to their favorite '70s moments. By ASHLEY POWERS
MAHONING COUNTY A voting system upgrade
The board of elections has used electronic voting at a few precincts during the last two elections.
Mr. and Mrs. Metro Fedina celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary
WARREN -- Mr. and Mrs. Metro Fedina of 3851 Northwood Court observed their 60th wedding anniversary
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills To make a clean sweep, check filtration
Q. My children's allergies seem worse after I vacuum, and I can even smell the dust. What should I
FINANCIAL SEMINAR
FINANCIAL SEMINAR The benefits of attending Reasons for tailoring a financial planning workshop
Easter Seal volunteers are the first to join the area's new Adopt-a-Ramp effort.
Easter Seal volunteers are the first to join the area's new Adopt-a-Ramp effort. By ROGER G. SMITH
Thomases observe 50th anniversary on trip, picnic
McDONALD -- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomas, 3627 Four Mile Run Road, celebrated their golden wedding
KINSMAN Event promotes safety for kids
Besides having a lot of fun and learning about safety, every child will leave with a gift. BY
Grischows renew vows for 50th anniversary
AUSTINTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Grischow, 3902 Cumberland Drive, were honored June 9 at a
ETIQUETTE FOR WEDDINGS An expert unveils rules
By LINDA M. LINONIS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER Think that wedding invitation you received is your
SHARON SHANKS | The Cosmos Reaching out to touch stars and planets
We're a tactile species. From our first moments outside of the womb, we're touching and feeling. A
FAN FACTS
Some fans cost twice as much as others because they have motor bearings which are bathed in oil.
Prostate cancer awareness month
Prostate cancer awareness month YOUNGSTOWN -- Ohio Gov. Bob Taft has designated June as Prostate
MERCER CO. FAIR Organizers are seeking parade participants
Prizes will be awarded to bands, floats and vintage cars. MERCER -- Organizers of the 37th annual
JENNIFER BLOCKINGER TERRY DEULEY II
JENNIFER BLOCKINGER TERRY DEULEY II YOUNGSTOWN - Living in Austintown after a honeymoon at South
MUSEUMS Area attractions
Arms Family Museum of Local History -- 648 Wick Ave., Youngstown, (330) 743-2589: "Heart & amp;
LAWRENCE COUNTY Project uncovers unassessed homes
An official said the county probably won't pursue back taxes against those who built new homes and
THE KOVELS Fashion takes its cue from influences at top
Royalty has influenced fashion for centuries. When Queen Victoria went into mourning, she wore black
ELIZABETH MELOY JOHN CANAVAN
ELIZABETH MELOY JOHN CANAVAN POLAND -- The marriage of Elizabeth Selby Meloy and John Joseph
Anniversary is celebrated by the Echols
MINERAL RIDGE -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Echols, 1733 Rosalyn Drive, was
YOUNGSTOWN Mentally ill teen finds no place to go but jail
She was ordered into a treatment facility but, so far, none will take her. By BOB JACKSON
Rejuvenate with relaxation, workouts
SAN FRANCISCO -- There's an opulent oasis of tranquillity in the heart of the bustling city by the
ROAD WORK Mercer County
Interstate 79: I-80 to Crawford County line: Shoulder cutting. Mercer-Pulaski Road: Pa. Route 18 to
Howland recreation
Howland recreation HOWLAND -- The township summer recreation program will have tennis, painting
AMY RAGOZINE ANTHONY CANTERINO II
AMY RAGOZINE ANTHONY CANTERINO II CAMPBELL -- The Rev. Michael Swierz solemnized the marriage of
RULLI BROS.-AUSTINTOWN Market opens Mahoning County's first self-checkout
Owners say the store is faring well in its battle against food giants -- its sales rise an average
OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION I-680 cleanup plans
An overview of new efforts by ODOT's Mahoning County office to clean litter from Interstate 680:
HISTORICAL TOUR Taking a walk
The Victorian Home Walk Historical Walking Tour is offered daily at 11 a.m. Tours meet at the Westin
FORUM HEALTH Hagan defers boycott
Hagan reports significant movement toward a settlement. YOUNGSTOWN -- State Sen. Robert F. Hagan
'La Cage' benefits local PFLAG unit
'La Cage' benefits local PFLAG unit YOUNGSTOWN -- "La Cage Aux Folles," the winner of six Tony
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES MONDAY St. Rose Church, 48 E. Main St., Girard, noon to 6 p.m. TUESDAY American
HIRING NURSES HM Health Partners
Officials at Humility of Mary Health Partners say successful nurse recruiting and retention have
HERMITAGE Classic cars are a classic way to celebrate Father's Day
Antiques and modifieds alike are displayed in Father's Day show. By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR
CHRONOLOGY 84 years and counting
The history of Rulli Bros., a locally owned family grocery business that got its start in downtown
By REBECCA SLOAN
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT The thermometer reads 90 degrees and the pavement is
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO Jeff Lorber When: 8 p.m. Saturday. Where: Youngstown Playhouse, 600 Playhouse Lane
SCOUTS
SCOUTS YSU freshman earns Eagle Scout Award Michael A. Yurco III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael A.
WARREN Drill corps instills a positive force in dancers
The dance and drill team Positive Force 2 keeps its own beat. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR
Linsleys to be honored at open reception
EAST PALESTINE -- Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Linsley, 644 E. Main St., will be honored from 3 to 5 p.m.
TRUMBULL COUNTY Probate court leads state into e-filing
Judge Swift says court documents should be available online by October. By STEPHEN SIFF
Dialysis help needed
Dialysis help needed CANFIELD -- The Centers for Dialysis Care, 3695 Stutz Drive, is looking for a
Saturday, June 9 (45 stories)
Fire department probes cause of Howland fire
Fire department probes cause of Howland fire HOWLAND -- The cause of a Friday afternoon fire that
YOUNGSTOWN Working on plan to pay attorneys
The county will pay all indigent defense bills and seek repayment from the city. By BOB JACKSON
NILES Children's programs set at parks
The department offers tennis clinics, day camp and baseball instruction. NILES -- The city's parks
Students connect again at clinic
The kids are starting to cope better with the death of two classmates, one West Branch student said.
NEW CASTLE Niles man proposes moving 6 historical homes
A foundation would be formed to raise money and take in-kind services. By LAURE CIOFFI
SPIRITUAL: Michael and Dianne Alexanian kneel as they view the garden from the meditation center
SPIRITUAL: Michael and Dianne Alexanian kneel as they view the garden from the meditation center
CLUB CALENDAR
BOOSTERS XChampion Athletic Club will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday in the high school cafeteria.
SEASON REVIEW Area's track and field athletes step up performance in 2001
Maplewood's 4x800 boys relay knocked 30 seconds off its time en route to the Div. III state
Twins sparkle without the stars
CLEVELAND -- While the Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Phillies are the surprise teams in the National
Triberelief staff fails
Cleveland's bullpen couldn't hold a 3-0 lead in interleague play against the Reds. By TOM WILLIAMS
YOUNGSTOWN Man gets probation in threat to La. governor
The man was ordered to stay off the YSU campus unless he enrolls there. By BOB JACKSON
World War II submarine found in Gulf of Mexico
World War II submarine found in Gulf of Mexico NEW ORLEANS -- The wreckage of a sunken World War
As school closes, fond memories found
By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER STRUTHERS -- Matron Judy Denmead has tidied up Lyon
ON CAMPUS College news & amp; notes
Wooster: Nic Moga, a junior pitcher from Boardman High, had 13 appearances, including seven as a
Petition arises from power surge
By PHIL NOVAK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER A petition is circulating around Boardman and Youngstown
CLEVELAND Dem chairman shares views on Traficant, Bush
Next year's Ohio gubernatorial election is a top priority for the Democratic National Committee.
PREP WRESTLING Mancini becomes Spartans' coach
The former Boardman wrestler returns to his home school to replace Dane Stilgenbauer. VINDICATOR
WARREN Cops ask FBI to aid probe of city water department
The FBI was asked to investigate because there is a possibility that federal funds could be
WARREN Community development chief to leave
The city's director of engineering will take over duties for now. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
Health departments plan more inoculations
The superintendent in Salem was pleased with the orderly process at Friday's clinic. By NORMAN
No more coverage for publicity-hound Traficant
Opinion: No more coverage for publicity-hound Traficant EDITOR: Finally, your lead editorial "No, Mr.
NEW CASTLE Charges dropped in chain saw attack
The victim refused to testify, saying the fight was mutual. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
MAHONING VALLEY Churches to share full-time pastor
The program allows churches to retain their identities. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses John J. Canavan, 37, of 30 Halsey St., Providence, R.I., and
U.S. has role to play in seeking Mideast peace
Opinion: The Bush administration has rather quickly come to the realization that the cause of peace in the
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SCHEDULE Bible school
Pleasant Grove Presbyterian Church, 3919 Southern Blvd., Youngstown, with St. Luke Church. Theme:
YOUNGSTOWN Troopers' chase of van ends in crash on Meridian
Although the driver went underneath the overturned van, he wasn't hurt. YOUNGSTOWN -- A 41-year-
State lawmaker overreaches with construction legislation
Opinion: If 91 percent of school construction work in Ohio is already being performed by Ohio-based
STRUTHERS As school closes, fond memories found in graffiti
A new elementary school will open in September 2002. By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
AT A GLANCE
AT A GLANCE School construction Construction on a centralized elementary building is under way,
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA 11 counties get set to switch to 10-digit dialing July 12
The demand for phone numbers is prompting the change. SHARON, Pa. -- People in Mercer, Lawrence
Girard toddler drowns
Girard toddler drowns WARREN -- A 2-year-old Girard boy drowned in the swimming pool at a
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL Babe Ruth (ages 14-15) Youngstown Express 13, J & amp;W Crown Limo 3 -- Mark
HOWLAND Trustees file lawsuit against trailer park
A Howland official said the owners have been given ample time to correct zoning violations. By
STRUTHERS Man faces jail term in child-porn case
Authorities said the man had thousands of child pornography pictures. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
INDIANS NOTEBOOK From Jacobs Field
First place: Since April 26, the Indians have won 27 of 39 games and have outscored their opponents
Man gets probation in threat to La. governor
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- People looking at Jeffrey Nelson's
YOUNGSTOWN Petition arises from power surge
Appliances were destroyed in as many as 300 homes in Youngstown and Boardman. By PHIL NOVAK
Hot line to close Sunday
The Ohio Department of Health will close its meningitis hot line at 10 p.m. Sunday. After that,
AUSTINTOWN Fitch alumna funds scholarships for 2
Fitch grad feels the scholarships will help give two students a head start at YSU. By IAN HILL
CLASS B LEAGUE Boyes' 3-hitter, Antram's 2 RBIs key Roth win
Seth Antram's two-run single in the sixth inning snapped a 2-2 tie as Roth Brothers defeated Livi
HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY Marie Hilson
Born: June 9, 1901, in Dinwiddie, Va. Residence: Moved to Youngstown in 1924. Siblings: A sister
Friday, June 8 (56 stories)
Two receive jail sentences for stealing
MERCER, Pa. -- An area man who earlier this year pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property has
OFFICERS Fran Wilson elected president of Trumbull County LWV
WARREN -- Fran Wilson was elected president of the League of Women Voters of Trumbull County during
Ohioans reap benefit of public health advances
Opinion: Not since the 1950s when the development of the Salk, and later Sabin, polio vaccines had citizens
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth James and Lacey Maass, 6361 E. Harvest Ridge, Youngstown, twins: girl and boy, June
Department has a history of problems
Missing money and employee problems are not new to the department. By AMANDA DAVIS VINDICATOR
SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOLS Project plans await state OK
The district has yet to find a buyer for one of the buildings that's to be vacated. By NORMAN
COURTHOUSE
COURTHOUSE Renovations Courthouse improvements will include: Performing major repairs on the
POLAND Pet waste law passes
It is now mandatory for pet owners to properly dispose of animal waste when walking their pets.
Water passed tests
Water passed tests YOUNGSTOWN -- No violations of contaminant levels were found last year in the
YMHA Agency honors program graduates
The program helps people meet their goals for housing, jobs and education. By IAN HILL
SURVIVOR Shenango Valley
Sharon Regional Health System is sponsoring a weeklong personal fitness program called Shenango
Pennsylvania turtles are out searching for nesting sites
Seeing Pennsylvania's turtles on the road is not uncommon this time of year as they look for
NEWTON FALLS SCHOOLS Board, officials discuss building, renovations
The building project is in the earliest stages of planning. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR
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ARENA BOARD News and notes
The board overseeing the proposed downtown civic center project handled these issues Thursday:
HERMITAGE Shenango Valley Survivor will test the fittest for fun, health
The program will challenge mind and body. HERMITAGE, Pa. -- They're calling it Shenango Valley
NURSES STRIKE Hagan: Criticism of Forum 'had the desired effect'
Hospital officials criticized the lawmaker for announcing a boycott without hearing their side of
Family copes with violence and death
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- As members of the Scott family talked
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS The Medina County Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation will host a
YOUNGSTOWN Miscue at jail brings 3-day suspension
The sheriff's department has started second-party checks to ensure that no more inmates are released
Genealogical society to install officers
AUSTINTOWN -- The Mahoning County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society will meet at 7:30 p.m.
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses David A. Bowdish, 18, of 17470 Lakewood, Lake Milton, and Mona
Workers will be union members
Of the municipal court's 28 full-time employees, 20 will become union members. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Youngstown ASWA holds election
YOUNGSTOWN -- Elaine Scheel of Columbiana was elected president for 2001-02 when the Youngstown
Benefit carwash set
Benefit carwash set BOARDMAN -- A carwash Saturday at the Holiday Inn will benefit the charity
WASHINGTON House OKs steel provision
The amendment is a step in the right direction to help the troubled steel industry, the congressman
STEP TOWARD LIMITING EXECUTIONS
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: The U.S. Supreme Court's decision on Monday to overturn the death sentence of John
JACK WOLLITZ Biggest catch was United Way's
Stories filled the air around the Pine Lake social hall last Saturday like bees in an apple orchard.
SCOTT SHALAWAY Welcome to the big city, Mr Bear!
Last month I wrote a column about Baltimore orioles and suggested they could be attracted with grape
Windham man's Blazer stolen, found in pond
Windham man's Blazer stolen, found in pond WARREN -- A 23-year-old Windham man told police he was
Institutions taking precautions against the spread of microbes
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU Health concerns over the recent meningococcal disease
MIKE BRAUN Ohio's sportsmen gave DOW a hand
When Gov. Bob Taft signed the state budget for 2002-2003 last week, he vindicated the scores of
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials mull purchase of 4 defibrillators
The automated machines have vocal instructions for users, commissioners say. By STEPHEN SIFF
HERMITAGE Officials to consider changes in zoning
A study group has been formed to determine if some change is advisable. By HAROLD GWIN
MERCER COUNTY Courthouse to improve inside and out
Funding will come from a $34 million bond issue. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
BOARDMAN DeBartolo creates new division
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN The Boardman Holiday Inn will be used as a model for future growth.
GAIL WHITE His music matured with the help of children
"Welcome to the Nutshell," Chip Richter of Columbiana said as I walked into his studio.
World of Reading at Newton Falls library
World of Reading at Newton Falls library NEWTON FALLS -- Beginning Tuesday, pupils in grades 7-12
Hot line clears up confusion
STAFF/WIRE REPORTS "Doesn't hurt." With those words, Salem High School sophomore Andy Place summed
YOUNGSTOWN School board sues church over building
The proposed sale of the building two years ago was never finalized, the board's attorney said.
Apartment fire
Apartment fire HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Television and audio equipment may have been the source of a fire
WARREN City will hire new workers
The city is still on a shoestring budget, the mayor says, and will not use new tax dollars to hire
Water department chief faced discipline before
A probe is being handled by city police and an unidentified\ law enforcement agency. By AMANDA C.
BOARDMAN DeBartolo creates a new division
The Boardman Holiday Inn will be used as a model for future growth. BOARDMAN -- Eddie DeBartolo's
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
Indicted by a Mahoning County grand jury: Eric D. Repass, 34, Jackson Center, Pa.; possession of
Chief makes racial sensitivity a priority in his department
By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BOARDMAN -- Township Police Chief Jeffrey
Phillies, Cubs are top NL surprises
The arrival of interleague play signals the completion of the first third of the Major League
Democrats have a chance to prove critics wrong
Opinion: Now that they're in the majority in the United States Senate, Democrats can either show the American
Outbreak pulls at counties' purse strings
An emergency official said it's the same scenario as a tornado or bad chemical spill. By BOB
SPECIAL AUDIT
SPECIAL AUDIT Water department The state performed a special audit of the city's water
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DOW officer makes rare turtle discovery
Trumbull County's wildlife officer trapped an animal that wasn't supposed to exist here. SPECIAL
RECALL Dell batteries
What: About 284,000 batteries used in Dell notebook-style personal computers. Reason: The
NURSES STRIKE Hagan calls for Forum boycott if no deal by Monday
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN YOUNGSTOWN -- Forum Health's failure to settle with striking registered
Thursday, June 7 (59 stories)
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Richard and Jennifer Hunter, 1614 Wellington Ave., Youngstown, boy, June 6. Tommy
Summer Safety Day
Summer Safety Day HOWLAND -- Interested adults can watch a dummy fly from a conveyor belt, as
REACHING OUT THE write pals
By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER NORTH LIMA -- Since January, 112 pupils from South
Latest test results show Ohio couldn't 'guarantee' success
Opinion: Ohio's General Assembly apparently knew what it was doing when it decided earlier this year to
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Commisioners act on new waterline
Residents and businesses along the line's path will be eligible to tap in. By NORMAN LEIGH
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Using 21st-century techniques to preserve past
Imagine going online to tour your old high school; hear and see a local veteran reminisce, or a
YOUNGSTOWN McCrory remodel on hold for now
Council approved creating a social worker position in the police crisis intervention unit. By
Miss Tablack, Brian Swanke to be married
NEW MIDDLETOWN -- George and Nancy Tablack, 17 Sandy Drive, announce the engagement of their
Lentine-Chetsko wedding is set for Aug. 11
Melissa Marie Lentine and John Edward Chetsko Jr. are engaged. The announcement is being made by
YOUNGSTOWN Man labeled sexual predator
The defense argued that there wasn't enough evidence to support the label. By BOB JACKSON
COUNCIL Other Issues
Youngstown City Council handled these items Wednesday: Approved a 2001-2002 Community Development
ANSWERS
ANSWERS Consumer privacy Q. What is the first step I can take to protect my personal financial
Fidram-Maloney wedding date to be Aug. 25
HUBBARD -- Michael Sr. and Rose Maloney, 5845 Youngstown-Hubbard Road, are announcing the engagement
PLAY TIME Add some fun
Here are some tips from the American Nursery and Landscape Association and National Gardening
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO 'Saturday Night Disco' Featuring: Kool & amp; the Gang (at left), Village People
Reineck-Resek wedding plans are being made
Announcement is being made of the engagement of Sara E. Reineck and Nathan Resek, both of
HUBBARD Superintendent search
GARY J. DOBERSTYN Residence: Monroeville, Ohio. Current position: Superintendent, Monroeville
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Mark T.B. and Dawn Sue (Bott) Carroll of Columbus are announcing the birth of a son, Benjamin
SHERRI GUNTER MARK DIETZ
SHERRI GUNTER MARK DIETZ NILES -- Praise Cathedral Church of God was the setting at 2:30 p.m.
Man jailed in rape
Man jailed in rape SHARON, Pa. -- Christopher Parmenter, 24, of Quinby Street, was lodged in
SHARPSVILLE Former foundry reopens as SQP Industries
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN There are 40 employees so far, and more could be added as business
AREA BOXING Seven bout professional card set at Expo Center
Two Valley fighters will be on the card June 24. By SAL MARINO VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT NILES
NFL Cavanaugh: Grbac is good fit
The Ravens' offensive coordinator from Chaney said nothing compares with the national championship
PATTY MARCO JIM CORVINO
PATTY MARCO JIM CORVINO BOARDMAN -- Patty Marco and Jim Corvino, both of 8731 Chesterton Drive,
Heinz Stadium?
Heinz Stadium? The bright yellow seats at the Pittsburgh Steelers' new stadium are colored after
JULIE EMCH JOHN BECKER
JULIE EMCH JOHN BECKER BOARDMAN -- The exchange of nuptial vows took place at 10:30 a.m. May 12 as
What's in the future? for juggler, it's a tossup
By ASHLEY POWERS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER COLUMBIANA -- He is all dark hair and smiles, a little
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Grande-Decker wedding is set for Aug. 4
Announcing plans for their upcoming wedding are Gina Annette Grande and Thomas Michael Decker.
BAZETTA Trumbull County Fair plans variety of events
This year there will be a day honoring veterans. BAZETTA -- Livestock, tigers and bands will
MERCER COUNTY Illness postpones sentencing
The man admitted killing his girlfriend but said he didn't know why he did it. MERCER, Pa. -- An
Miss Campbell, Mr. Styranec are engaged
POLAND -- The engagement of Carolyn Lee Campbell of Midland, Mich., and Thomas J. Styranec, also of
Associated Press
Associated Press THE AFTERMATH: An unidentified schoolgirl talks about the attack on her
With new president, Peru heads back to democracy
Opinion: With the election of Alejandro Toledo, Peruvians now have a leader who champions democracy and human
Fitzgerald-Smith engagement is made known
YOUNGSTOWN -- The engagement of Theresa M. Fitzgerald, 5652 Forest Hills Blvd., Columbus, and Dwaine
Parents reveal Volpe-Farcas engagement
The engagement of Gina Marie Volpe of Sandusky, daughter of Paul and Donna Volpe, 3908 Loma Vista,
AUDITIONS Coming up
Singers wanted: Tapestries of Ohio, an a capella ensemble, seeks tenors and sopranos; First
By REBECCA SLOAN
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Plenty of homeowners spend more than their fair
Calve-Mitchell wedding to be held in Struthers
BOARDMAN -- Announced by Richard and JoAnn Calve, Applewood Boulevard, and Donald and Donna
Second man faces charges in shooting at playground
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- City police say a second man was involved in the shooting at the Bolinger
Schools go into lockdown in response to shootings
Schools officials say everyone remained calm. By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION WRITER
Mill Creek Park series features Glass Harp
Mill Creek Park series features Glass Harp YOUNGSTOWN -- Glass Harp and Phil Dirt and the Dozers
Parents announce plans for wedding of Deana Loar, Andy Strudwick
Plans for the approaching marriage of Deana Loar and Andy Strudwick, both of 69798 Krontz Road,
WEST MIDDLESEX Second budget rejected
The board agreed to take more out of its savings to restore athletics and other student activities
YOUNGSTOWN Official protests mayoral candidate's bid
The independent candidate says Columbus is his 'domicile,' but Youngstown is his 'home.' By DAVID
SOUTHINGTON Gazebo construction under way at park
Volunteers are being sought to help build the structure. SOUTHINGTON -- The gazebo planned for
WARREN Abatement approved for GM-related plant
The company, which will employ 47 people, hopes GM will be in Lordstown for a long time. By
County better off without Hannis' political influence
Opinion: County better off without Hannis' political influence EDITOR: If a stunning ignorance of the
CANFIELD Grass, weeds go on litter list
CANFIELD -- Grass and weed cuttings are considered litter here. Council voted Wednesday to add
AND NOW TO SPENDING
Opinion: Washington Post: The appropriations process for the fiscal year ahead is about to begin. Congress is
MAHONING COUNTY JAIL Corrections staff errs by releasing inmate
The inmate's absence went unnoticed until the court called and inquired about him. By PATRICIA
STRIKING NURSES Unions vow to boycott Forum
Forum's chief competitor said it can expand services if necessary. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
Award winners on tap for shows
Besides a pair of country music shows, Canfield Fair will offer a retro rock concert featuring Styx
Miss Maynard to be bride of Raymond Farcas
The engagement of Christinna J. Maynard, 1050 Gillmer Road, Leavittsburg, and Raymond J. Farcas,
'SATURDAY NIGHT DISCO' Kool & amp; the Gang plan a 'Celebration' at Cafaro Field
Band founder and Youngstown native Robert 'Kool' Bell says to expect a high energy performance. By
Parents announce Vodopic-Elshaw engagement
BROOKFIELD -- Ferko and Marija Vodopic, 5727 Stewart-Sharon Road, announce the engagement of their
Niles OKs transit money
Niles OKs transit money NILES -- City council members have approved legislation contributing
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Ralph Villano, legal age, of 3396 Sandlewood Court,
Wednesday, June 6 (49 stories)
Noble-Rankin wedding set for early September
LIBERTY -- Announcement of the engagement of Kristen Noble of Liberty and Timothy Rankin of
OHSAA: Ashland best for softball
In the 24 years that the Ohio High School Athletic Association has staged softball tournaments,
BANKRUPTCY COURT Lenders will pay bill for CSC's electric usage
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Ohio Star Forge, which employs 90 on steel mill site, continues to
MAHONING COUNTY Judge mulls new trial for woman
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- A judge will decide this week
MTV, GET SMART ABOUT 'JACKASS'
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: MTV has a program called "Jackass" that is so dumb, it's dangerous. The premise
BAZETTA Budget worries chief
The police chief says he will ask the sheriff's department to help provide protection. By PEGGY
Girls bring knives to middle school
Girls bring knives to middle school YOUNGSTOWN -- Three girls who brought knives to East Middle
BOARDMAN Cops probe jewel theft
Police are looking into the possible sale of the jewelry. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
LIBERTY Cop sues township to regain captain rank
The suit says the former chief does not deserve a captain's position. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK and
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses James E. Brown, legal age, 41 North Bruce St., Youngstown, and
Young-LaRosa wedding plans are announced
BOARDMAN -- The engagement of Danielle Diane Young and David William LaRosa, both of Boardman, is
LAWRENCE COUNTY Government center to add another parking lot
A survey revealed residents want countywide police and fire protection. By LAURE CIOFFI
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MAHONING COUNTY Council discusses moving court
Councilmen want to talk over the terms of the lease with county commissioners. By PETER H.
BANKRUPTCY COURT Lenders will pay CSC's electric bill
YOUNGSTOWN -- Lenders for CSC Ltd. have agreed to pay Ohio Edison $320,634 for electricity the
AUSTINTOWN Pupils graduate from D.A.R.E. program
Pupils say the program teaches them how to say no. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
ON CAMPUS College news & amp; notes
Wooster: Brianne Diorio, a freshman on the softball team from Cardinal Mooney High, was selected to
AUSTINTOWN Hearing set in case of Internet deception
Customers from around the world never got the computers they ordered. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
FORUM HEALTH Company, nurses to meet for bargaining outside area
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN YOUNGSTOWN -- Forum Health and representatives of its striking nurses
Is Angelo the best the Valley can do?
Opinion: Trumbull County Commissioner Joseph Angelo, convicted Monday of attempted gambling, says he wants to
WARREN Dog catchers to use a new kind of Net
Officials hope the Internet will boost dog license sales. WARREN -- Dog licenses, lost animal
Niles School District asks for sale of house
Niles School District asks for sale of house WARREN -- Niles School District wants a judge to
Work to begin on village intersection
LISBON -- Work is expected to begin next summer on an estimated $1.75 million project intended to
WARREN Youths in lockup grow garden, gain perspective
The seeds were provided by a grant. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN --
Mayor considers safety chief candidates
Mayor considers safety chief candidates SALEM -- A new city safety director is expected to be
HEALTH THREAT 5,800 to get shots
Officials are proceeding with vaccinations after test results in one case were delayed. STAFF/WIRE
Summer camp
Summer camp YOUNGSTOWN -- The Salvation Army Worship and Service Center, 1501 Glenwood Ave., will
The Miracle GRADUATE
By PHIL NOVAK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Tony Villio wasn't supposed to survive the
STEEL DUMPING Valley student to speak at rally
A local teen is one of just five people speaking at a steel rally in Washington today. By DON
ST. ELIZABETH HEALTH CENTER Attorneys apologize for infant death suit
The couple's lawyer dismissed the complaint once he realized it had no merit. By BOB JACKSON
FITNESS from the First Family
Cardinal Mooney obtained equipment used in the White House by President Clinton and his staff. By
SCHEDULE Avalanche vs. Devils
STANLEY CUP FINALS (Best-of-7) May 26 Colorado 5, New Jersey 0 May 29 New Jersey 2,
1 adult, 2 children admitted to hospital after house fire
YOUNGSTOWN -- Two young children and an adult who was with them are hospitalized after a Tuesday
YSU Sweet selects finance chief
The university also announced the start of a new program to help prevent at-risk students from
DISEASE OUTBREAK Calls flood line
Students and staff from six area high schools will get the shots Friday. STAFF/WIRE REPORTS
GAIL WHITE Proof of woman's knowledge hangs in hearts
At 102 years old, Marie Christian has one regret. "If I had my life to live over, I would have gone
SCHEDULE Lakers vs. 76ers
NBA FINALS (Best-of-7) Today Philadelphia at Los Angeles Lakers, 9 p.m. Friday
Parents announce Creed-Gentry engagement
BERLIN CENTER -- The engagement of Carrie A. Creed, 12455 Leffingwell Road, and Eric C. Gentry, 123
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Thomas and Susan Babinec, 176 Creed St., Struthers, girl, June 5. James and Pamela
MUSIC SERIES Schedule
Friday: Guys Without Ties June 15: Herb Seelbach Dixieland Band June 22: Top Notes, directed by Dr.
LORDSTOWN Schools chief advises keeping nurse position
Some worried parents criticized elimination of the nurse position. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
AUSTINTOWN Police substation to open in township
The new site will let officers reach out to the community, the chief said. By IAN HILL
LIQUOR CONTROL Transfers
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these local liquor permit transfers.
Jeffords defection should be seen as a warning to conservative Republicans
Opinion: Jeffords defection should be seen as a warning to conservative Republicans EDITOR: When Vermont
Getting high on the high jump and other successes
Opinion: The girls athletic program at Boardman High School had plenty to cheer over the weekend, what with
CRIME STOPPERS
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown Felony warrants for Nicole Corbett are the focus of Crime
WARREN Have a song with your lunch
The Noon in the Park series returns for another year. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
WAMPUM, PA. Write-in candidate beats mayor in spring primary
The current mayor is planning his own write-in campaign for the November election. By LAURE CIOFFI
OUR GOOD COOKS Soule food never gets stale
This Valley native discovered a taste for standards such as cheese grits and creole while living
Tuesday, June 5 (50 stories)
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Samuel and Lisa Cera, 110 Neff Court, Canfield, girl, June 4. Edward and Janice
ROSTERS MVCA Jack Arvin Football Classic
HUBBARD -- The 16th Mahoning Valley Coaches Association all-star football game will be played
LORDSTOWN Council OKs tax break of 60% for new manufacturing plant
Trumbull commissioners are expected to vote on the agreement Wednesday. By DENISE DICK
Position: Owner, A & amp;W Restaurant, 680 Boardman-Canfield Road, Boardman, since 1974.
Position: Owner, A & amp;W Restaurant, 680 Boardman-Canfield Road, Boardman, since 1974.
CLASS B LEAGUE Watt fires three-hitter, fans 12
Marty Kanetsky went 3-for-3 to lead Sluggers. STRUTHERS -- Struthers High senior pitcher Pat Watt
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Robert D. Jones Jr., 26, of 1636 Country Club, Youngstown, and
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CORTLAND Mayor is against retaining law firm
A councilwoman says the law firm has done a good job and should be retained. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
COLUMBIANA CO. Former student charged in plot
No more arrests in the case are expected, officials said. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
CHAMPION Trustees OK lights for street
Trustees raised fees for people who live outside the township who use Champion's paramedic services.
FORUM HEALTH STRIKE Nurses union to announce labor boycott
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN YOUNGSTOWN -- Striking Forum Health registered nurses say they believe
Marcy-Alcantar wedding to be in Austinburg
GIRARD -- Anthony and Margaret Alcantar, 323 E. Prospect St., are announcing the engagement of their
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Some advice to graduates for the journey ahead
If you were 18 again, standing on the high school steps, staring boldly at your future, what would
Truck found on fire
Truck found on fire HILLSVILLE, Pa. -- Pennsylvania State Police say a truck found burning in the
MECCA TWP. Ex-clerk begins jail term
It was delayed until his wife completed six months in an alternative program. WARREN -- A former
AUSTINTOWN Trustees will consider Rt. 46 rezoning request
Neighbors see business zoning as an encroachment. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
REUNIONS
XChaney High School January and June Classes of 1943 will hold their 58th reunion Aug. 18 at the
RECALLS Locks, cribs
RUGER GUN LOCKS What: About 1.2 million Ruger padlocks and 800,000 Ruger cable gun locks.
Miss Sutherland to be bride of Mr. Lucente
WEIRTON, W.Va. -- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sutherland of Weirton are announcing the engagement of the
YOUNGSTOWN McKelvey: I won't run against Traficant
Youngstown's mayor says he will continue working with the area's congressman. By DAVID SKOLNICK
Woman reports attack
Woman reports attack POLAND -- Village police are investigating a reported assault of a female
Bush should exert influence as leader of the Republicans
Opinion: During his campaign for president, candidate George W. Bush decried the partisanship that had
WARREN Drug mail leads to jail
WARREN -- A California man is in Trumbull County Jail in connection with a package of
2 robbers steal money from news agency
YOUNGSTOWN -- An undetermined amount of cash is missing from a South Side newspaper distribution
Audit of Struthers schools finds minor records lapse
STRUTHERS -- Struthers School District needs to tidy up its bookkeeping surrounding fund-raisers and
UNION TOWNSHIP Trustees to hire firm for issues with chief
Residents plan to circulate a petition to change Joe Lombardo's status from acting police chief to
HERMITAGE SCHOOLS Board selects a new principal
The board's choice didn't apply the first time around. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
Rewarding safety
Rewarding safety CAMPBELL -- Responsible bicycle riding can be lucrative for city children this
New name
New name The Midwestern Collegiate Conference is now the Horizon League. The change was announced
Police find janitor shot to death
YOUNGSTOWN -- A janitor was found dead of a gunshot wound to the head at noon Monday at his
MAHONING CO. Drug court chosen as mentor model by national group
The Mahoning County drug court was recently named one of three courts of its kind. By BOB JACKSON
Michele Stellato to be bride of Brian Vennetti
BOARDMAN -- Announcement is being made by Ralph and Peggy Stellato, 751 Tudor Lane, of the
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER BOARDMAN -- Rick Thompson is big on nostalgia.
UPTOWN Club owner denies report
The owner says the new club is a high-end restaurant. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER
Everyone must obey the nation's laws
Opinion: Everyone must obey the nation's laws EDITOR: This letter is about the recent findings of
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER BOARDMAN -- Rick
"They're obviously testing our commitment. When we started, I said we had more paint than them --
"They're obviously testing our commitment. When we started, I said we had more paint than them --
Mercer Co. Children's Center gets new executive director
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- James A. Myhra has been named executive director of the Children's Center of
Booklet helps seniors navigate the Internet
Booklet helps seniors navigate the Internet "Getting CyberSavvy, A New User's Guide to Going
Police find weapons, squalor in Idaho home
Police find weapons, squalor in Idaho home SANDPOINT, Idaho -- Sheriff's deputies have recovered
MALAYSIA STEPS FORWARD
Opinion: Washington Post: It is always tempting to proclaim grand trends in international politics: to see
By PATRICIA MEADE
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- As promised, the Mahoning County
Abstinence-plus the best message for kids
Opinion: Of course, abstinence is the ideal method for teen-agers to avoid pregnancy and sexually transmitted
POLICE BLOTTER Canfield city, Austintown
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD May 31 Criminal trespassing: A 59-year-old Niles woman
After discovery of report errors, school districts will receive aid
HARRISBURG -- Commodore Perry and Sharon City school districts will see a little something extra in
SHARON Bridge blast will be out of sight
The public will be kept at least 1,000 feet away and won't be able to see the bridge fall. By
Melanie Morgan to be bride of Guerin Senter
BOARDMAN -- Sally Dailey-Rees and David Rees of Boardman announce the engagement of their daughter,
NEW WILMINGTON Neighbors complain about noise, tenants
Residents wonder why the college doesn't do something about unruly students. MARY GRZEBIENIAK
Hubbard grant
Hubbard grant HUBBARD --The city has received a $9,057 federal grant, safety director Robert
Monday, June 4 (45 stories)
WARREN City gives a rundown on landlord; officials say properties violate code
A lawyer said he doesn't know anything about the properties in question. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
Woman, son arrested
Woman, son arrested SHARON, Pa. -- Police arrested a Spearman Avenue woman and one of her sons in
Terrorist activity won't end with bombing convictions
Opinion: It would be naive to believe that the convictions of four terrorists involved in the 1998 bombing of
SALEM Center's fee study to begin
Eric Green, director of Salem Community Center, is also planning to create a Web site for the
Anne McMahon seated by YBPW club
POLAND -- The Youngstown Business and Professional Women's Club held installation of officers for
AWARDS St. Stanislaus CWV post recognizes students' work
The 46th annual event honored art and essay winners. YOUNGSTOWN -- Art and essay contest winners
Ryan right to oppose mandatory overtime
Opinion: Ryan right to oppose mandatory overtime EDITOR: I'm writing in reference to your editorial of
Braden-VanHorn wedding date to be June 30
WARREN -- A summer wedding is planned by Lori Ann Braden, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Braden,
Fear, confusion grip residents as they line up for antibiotic
Parents are concerned over what happens next. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Girard school building causes new round of headaches
Opinion: Some of the students and teachers at Girard Intermediate School said the building was giving them
By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BOARDMAN -- As the warmer weather of summer draws
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: GIRARD May 29 Vandalism: The paint on a car was damaged by a sharp
WARREN Preschool teachers give kids the basics
Both teachers speak of foundations and how important they are to children. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK
WORTH A LOOK
CRAFT SHOWS XSt. Jude Women's Guild is seeking vendors for the annual holiday craft show planned
ONE ON ONE | Robert A. Kubiak Children services work gets into issues of the heart
Q. So, you've been executive director of Trumbull County Children Services for about a year now?
MENINGOCOCCAL DISEASE OUTBREAK CDC works to identify strain
Health officials distributed antibiotics as a precaution to thousands of people over the weekend,
Reservations due for alumni banquet
Reservations due for alumni banquet MINERAL RIDGE -- Paid reservations are due by Friday for the
JORDAN
Opinion: The Jordan Times, Amman, May 27: As things stand now, the so-called "smart sanctions" resolution
Camp Fire Web site
Camp Fire Web site CANFIELD -- Camp Fire Boys and Girls has launched its new national alumni Web
WARREN Son knew his killer, mom says
Police are offering few details in the unsolved homicide and robbery. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
Parents announce Lyda-Wonner engagement
CANFIELD -- Jerry and Billie Lyda, 10611 Columbiana-Canfield Road, announce the engagement of their
LOCAL CALLS Phone changes
Sprint has proposed eliminating toll charges on these calling routes: Berlin Center: to Damascus
MAHONING VALLEY After losing touch, woman hopes to find family again
Her biggest hope is to see her sisters again. By PHIL NOVAK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN
HUBBARD Highway median is a roadblock to starting construction on plaza
ODOT is having the grassy median appraised. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF HUBBARD --
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WARREN Thrift store offers treasures
The shop increased its sales almost 17 percent this year. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR
SPRINT Proposal adds fees, ends tolls
MANSFIELD -- Sprint is proposing to eliminate tolls between many calling areas within the Mahoning
Jill Clemens, Edward Rankin to wed in July
AUSTINTOWN -- Plans for the upcoming marriage of Jill Ellen Clemens and Edward Berry Rankin are
MAHONING VALLEY As fuel prices go up, so does number of gas-and-dashers
Gas stations have no choice but to confront the theft. By ASHLEY POWERS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
DRIVING FOR A GRADE: Curt Hudek, left, evaluates the driving skills of three of his students in the
DRIVING FOR A GRADE: Curt Hudek, left, evaluates the driving skills of three of his students in the
Underdog role helped
No one expected the Bulldogs to get this far, except themselves. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
PROFILE Robert A. Kubiak
Age: 53 Hometown: Erie, Pa.; now lives in Howland. Occupation: Executive director, Trumbull
WAITING: Erin McGuire, 12, and her mother, Edna Jenkins of Dungannon, wait in line for antibiotics
WAITING: Erin McGuire, 12, and her mother, Edna Jenkins of Dungannon, wait in line for antibiotics
'HIGH MAINTENANCE' | A review Location, location, location: Seeking the right man, apartment
The protagonist of Jennifer Belle's second novel turns to the world of real estate after her
MVCA all-star football game Wednesday
HUBBARD -- There will be a football game Wednesday night at Hubbard High Stadium. It's the 16th
Learn to write an autobiography
Learn to write an autobiography SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. -- People who have long wanted to pen an
Poland loses in final, 1-0
The Bulldogs' three errors in the 11th inning gave Lima Bath the only run. By BRIAN RICHESSON
Amy Stillwagon, Jason LaCivita set wedding date
Plans for the upcoming marriage of Amy E. Stillwagon and Jason A. LaCivita, both of 15B Olde Village
Riley-Opsitnik wedding to be in Kirtland church
WILLOUGHBY -- Kelli A. Riley and Dennis G. Opsitnik, both of Willoughby, are revealing plans for
Jamie Rinaldo, Todd Pipoly to marry July 7
TORONTO, Ohio -- Mr. and Mrs. James Rinaldo, 710 E. Fernwood Drive, are announcing the engagement of
Athletes defined dazzling, rewards
A track and field glossary from last weekend's highlights in the state meet at Dayton's Welcome
Ser-Vivalo engagement is made known
CUYAHOGA FALLS -- Carrie Lynn Ser and Michael Joseph Vivalo, both of 1436 Buckingham Gate, are
Mahoning Ave. work
Mahoning Ave. work YOUNGSTOWN -- Work was to start today that will close one block of Mahoning
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Hani and Summer Mousa, 620 Cathy Ann Drive, Boardman, girl, June 1. Anthony and
Sunday, June 3 (97 stories)
SCOTT SHALAWAY Variety of bushytails make for a squirrely season
It's been a squirrely month here on the ridge. For the first time in 15 years both gray and fox
Schiers celebrate golden anniversary by renewing vows at Warren church
WARREN -- Mr. and Mrs. Leroy B. Schier of 804 Spring Pines Drive S.W. , celebrated their 50th
KATIE MANG Austintown Fitch High School
KATIE MANG Austintown Fitch High School AUSTINTOWN -- Katie Mang's dad and her fourth-grade
Relaxation proves to be best bet at spa
After a hard day at the slots, Mountaineer Race Track guests can relax at a new spa and fitness
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DAWN TAYLOR MATTHEW SCHWARTZ
DAWN TAYLOR MATTHEW SCHWARTZ YOUNGSTOWN -- Dawn Marie Taylor and Matthew Paul Schwartz, both of
Mayor becomes league leader
Fulkerson will lead the state organization for a year, focusing on local tax reform. By LAURE
CHRIS A. BARTHOLOW Salem High School
CHRIS A. BARTHOLOW Salem High School SALEM -- Chris A. Bartholow, who graduates from Salem High
LOCAL
LOCAL Writer's workshop Local author Susan Dexter will conduct "Where Writers Become Authors,"
NILES Council to act on MCI tax plan
The mayor and the school district couldn't reach an agreement, so an income tax split kicked in
AMBER JERVIS JOSHUA CROSS
AMBER JERVIS JOSHUA CROSS BROOKFIELD -- Amber Janel Jervis, 1036 Patricia Drive, Girard, and
TRUMBULL COUNTY Farmers grow glum about decreased crop prices
A crop report predicted good weather would help farmers produce near-record yields of corn and
CARRIE MARUCCI RYAN NICASTRO
CARRIE MARUCCI RYAN NICASTRO AUSTINTOWN -- Carrie Lynn Marucci, Hilliard, became the bride of Ryan
AUBREY BOWSER Salem High School
AUBREY BOWSER Salem High School SALEM -- "I'm going to major in oceanography," said Aubrey
After losing 2000 title game, Spartans set goal to win it all
Boardman reached its objective that was denied to them a year ago -- a state championship. By BILL
Police try again to coax children out of home
Police try again to coax children out of home GARFIELD BAY, Idaho -- Heartened by contact with
MICHELLE RINARD JOHN PIZZOLA
MICHELLE RINARD JOHN PIZZOLA YOUNGSTOWN -- Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church provided the setting
Clemson rockets discus to title
She's the first Maplewood girl to win an Ohio crown. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
KEYSTONE CLIPS Mercer County UW seeks volunteers
The United Way of Mercer County is looking for volunteers to aid its member agencies. Daniel Dilley
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Former Hornets honor O'Mahen
Call it a reunion, an old-fashioned get-together, or better yet, a somewhat organized bull session,
Third case of disease reported, this one in Stark County
All West Branch schools were closed last week and are to reopen Monday. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT
JACK WOLLITZ Major transition time means fish may vanish
It's June and many anglers are wondering where the fish have gone. The sixth month of the year is
JULIE WILLIAMS | ROBERT SWAN
TOLEDO -- A honeymoon to Montego Bay, Jamaica, followed the May 12 wedding of Julie A. Williams,
Teen: Students don't take alcohol's effects seriously
New methods are needed to get the attention of teens about the dangers of drinking, a student leader
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MOST IMPROVED PUPIL Team effort leads to success
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER AUSTINTOWN-- Last year, Carl "C.J." Jordan III received 23
STEPHANIE FREEMAN MICHAEL PYLYPIW
STEPHANIE FREEMAN MICHAEL PYLYPIW EDNEYVILLE, N.C. -- The Rev. Ladd Fields presided as Stephanie
DRUNKEN DRIVING Mother shares pain to warn teens of danger
A local mother says she may never be happy again because of the death of her daughter. By IAN HILL
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Muskingum wins after a heavy loss
NEW CONCORD -- Three Youngstown-area women on the Muskingum College softball team took part in a
COLUMBUS Public meeting to discuss statewide trail system
COLUMBUS - The Ohio Department of Natural Resources will hold the first of a series of regional-
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
Union Oil Co. of Arizona celluloid pocket calendar, 1921, image of auto pulling into station, blue
RESULTS
RESULTS Fishing tournament The second-annual Youngstown/Mahoning Valley United Way Bass Classic
MUSEUMS Area attractions
Arms Family Museum of Local History -- 648 Wick Ave., Youngstown, (330) 743-2589: "Heart & amp;
NEW CASTLE Group will keep park nice
The foundation will raise money and find grants to pay for improvements at Cascade Park. By LAURE
AGENDA
MONDAY Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County, board of trustees budget, finance and
Give blood for boxing
Give blood for boxing AUSTINTOWN -- "Real Tough Guys Give Blood" is the theme of a Red Cross blood
EBONY SAVAGE Farrell High School
EBONY SAVAGE Farrell High School FARRELL, Pa. -- "I definitely want to work in marketing," said
CRIME SOLVER Mercer County
A house burglary is the focus of Mercer County Crime Solvers this week: Crime: Burglary and theft.
FAVORITE SPAS Healthy escapes
Cal-a-Vie Spa & amp; Health Resort, Vista, Calif. (760-945-2055) Canyon Ranch in the
SHARON SHANKS | The Cosmos Getting the phases right makes me a little moonstruck
Did you ever say something and wonder why you ever let those words out of your mouth? I'm ashamed to
EASTER SEAL Angels install Geri Kosar as president for 2001-02
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP -- The Angels of Easter Seal met May 23 at the Youngstown Country Club for a lunch
Vernon Souders receives award
CINCINNATI -- The Valley of Youngstown Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry named
ESSENCE JONES SHAWN GRIFFIN
ESSENCE JONES SHAWN GRIFFIN AKRON -- The wedding of Essence Rosvonne Jones and Shawn Anthony
TRAVEL AGENTS So the customer is always right, eh?
Some travel agency customers are simply amazing. By RICHARD P. CARPENTER BOSTON GLOBE Liberty
Don't allow the popularity of scooters to overshadow the safety precautions.
Don't allow the popularity of scooters to overshadow the safety precautions. By VERONICA GORLEY
CANCER SOCIETY Golf outing is planned by police
HOWLAND -- A golf outing will be held June 22 at Avalon South Golf Course in Howland to raise funds
A week filled with tears and fears
The community in which I live lost two prized possessions last week. Jon Stauffer, 15-year-old
ON TV Appraisal show
Valley View Antique Mall in Brookfield is offering local collectors a chance to show off their
JENNY CRANE DAVID LUBINSKY
JENNY CRANE DAVID LUBINSKY CUYAHOGA FALLS -- The Church in the Falls provided the setting for the
Children leave home as stalemate ends
Children leave home as stalemate ends GARFIELD BAY, Idaho -- Five children left their isolated
CAREER PATHS
ADVERTISING YOUNGSTOWN -- Allison Heller of East Palestine has joined Van Fossan & amp;
It's worth much???
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER BROOKFIELD -- For years Harold and Kay Powell
PATRICIA C. SYAK | Symphony notes Series presents three Broadway classics
Broadway revivals and one of the most distinguished musicals of all time come to Powers Auditorium
PREP SCORES, SUMMARIES & amp; SCHEDULE
BASEBALL STATE TOURNAMENT DIVISION I Championship Dublin Coffman 6, Maumee 0 DIVISION II
SPEECH, DEBATE District winners
These students in the Northern Ohio National Forensic League district earned the right to compete at
LISA BERDIS ROBERT O'DONNELL
LISA BERDIS ROBERT O'DONNELL YOUNGSTOWN -- Lisa M. Berdis, 5669 Tulane Ave., Austintown, and
WHERE TO WRITE
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College, trade school, work, the military or welfare? Whatever seniors choose to do after high
College, trade school, work, the military or welfare? Whatever seniors choose to do after high
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of June 3: TODAY Post 12, ITAMS, 352 Calvin St., Youngstown, noon.
What do you want to do with the rest of your life? How did you make your decision? The Vindicator
What do you want to do with the rest of your life? How did you make your decision? The Vindicator
Farmers grow glum about decreased crop prices
A crop report predicted good weather would help farmers produce near-record yields of corn and
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS The Medina Count Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation will host a
Bush aide details alleged vandalism
Bush aide details alleged vandalism WASHINGTON -- White House officials released a list Saturday
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will be repairing various roads in the county this
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will be repairing various roads in the county this
GREENVILLE Wanted: buyer for a bridge
The biggest expenses would be in dismantling, moving and refurbishing the span. By HAROLD GWIN
Dutko jubilee celebrated at family event
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Dutko, 8025 Aquadale Drive, were honored May 26 during a family
Baldelli jubilee celebrated at family dinner
STRUTHERS -- A family dinner June 2 at Mr. Anthony's in Boardman honored Mr. and Mrs. Ray J.
BLOOD DRIVES
MONDAY Farmington VFW Post 7200, state Route 534, 1 to 7 p.m. Mesopotamia Township Hall, state
Prostate cancer
Prostate cancer BOARDMAN -- Mark A. Moyad of the University of Michigan Medical Center will
DOCTORS
DOCTORS Summa cum laude David A. Williamson of Austintown received his doctor of chiropractic
GOLF BENEFIT ACS has tourney to fund research
The Tri-County Ladies Golf Tournament honors cancer survivors. By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR
CREAM OF WHEAT History
Created in 1893 by Tom Amidon, the head miller at Diamond Milling Co., a small flour mill in Grand
MARY JO NAGY | Pets Animal shelter needs volunteers
What would be the one thing that Angels for Animals would like to have more of? It would be
HOW HE SEES IT No simple solution to plagiarism
Opinion: The Vindicator's recent editorial "Faculty can force students to live lives of academic honesty"
MINNEAPOLIS Plant that makes Cream of Wheat to be shut down
A corporate takeover led to the closing of the 74-year-old food plant. MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL STAR
PREMIERE OF 'SWORDFISH' Director from Niles swims in calm seas
The rumor that Halle Berry was paid an extra $500,000 to appear topless in the film isn't true, the
Youngstown State bracing for tough economic times
Opinion: When Ohio's higher education flagship, Ohio State University, makes it known that its faculty and
STAGE REVIEW Plot makes for mayhem in 'Black Comedy'
By GARRY L. CLARK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Peter Shaffer's farce, "Black
MIKE BRAUN Local woman to attend special outdoor workshop
Suzie Bieber of Canfield has been fishing for most of her 33 years, from bluegills in local ponds to
Spartans rule Division I
By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF ASHLAND -- What traits define a championship softball
JENNIFER PAVELKO RIGEL ARIZA
JENNIFER PAVELKO RIGEL ARIZA YOUNGSTOWN -- Honeymooning in Paris are Mr. and Mrs. Rigel Ariza, who
KATHRYN EARNHART | The Butler Gallery restoration in progress
The Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown is undergoing a major restoration of its
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
WARREN -- Joe Terzigni, owner of Do-Cut Sales and Service in Warren, was awarded a two-year lease on
GRADUATION
GRADUATION West Point CONNELSVILLE -- Richard Carl Pifer graduated Saturday from the United
BOARDMAN Shedding sales, appliance shop focuses on service
By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR BOARDMAN -- A small Maytag dealer that boldly moved
Team effort leads to success
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER AUSTINTOWN-- Last year, Carl "C.J." Jordan III received 23
Wanted: buyer for a bridge
The biggest expenses would be in dismantling, moving and refurbishing the span. By HAROLD GWIN
Ondrusko jubilee marked by trip to Atlantic City
POLAND -- Mr. and Mrs. John Ondrusko, 7528 Lee Run Road, celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary
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Everyone can't climb every mountain, but we all dream
Opinion: Mountains have long provided the poet and the songwriter with a metaphor for overcoming great
CHESTER, W.VA. Mountaineer: racing to the top
By STEPHANIE UJHELYI VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT CHESTER, W.Va. -- A new convention center is on
BETH CLARK Jackson-Milton High School
BETH CLARK Jackson-Milton High School NORTH JACKSON -- A valedictorian at Jackson-Milton High