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GIRLS BASKETBALL Campbell wins 32-31 on Toscano's 4-pointer
The Red Devils won their first game over Sebring. By PAUL TRGOVAC VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
COLUMBUS Farming group battles cuts
Before the governor's budget cuts, the agriculture department's budget was $22.87 million. By JEFF
YOUNGSTOWN She is leaving her type of work
The Hubbard woman started working in probate court, then moved to the clerk's office. By BOB
CORTLAND Red rash bedevils middle school
The cause of the rash is still being investigated. CORTLAND -- Lakeview Middle School was open
Board doubles rent for Wick pavilion
The park board learned it soon could lose two of its members. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL
SHARON Governor to visit, launch program
The Weed and Seed community revitalization effort is funded by a $220,000 grant. By PETER H.
MERCER COUNTY Kennedy Catholic opens new era
The Golden Eagles meet Farrell tonight under new coach Tim Loomis. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
NCAA DIVISION III PLAYOFFS Watson gets turn at Mt. Union -- and delivers
The Fitch High graduate became a starter this year and is a key to the defense's success. By BRIAN
HEADING FOR COLLEGE
By AMANDA SMITH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT or most of their junior and senior years, high school
COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREVIEW Mount Union vs. Wittenberg
What: Division III quarterfinal. When: Noon Saturday. Where: Mount Union Stadium, Alliance.
STEEL VALLEY CONFERENCE Boys basketball preview
AUSTINTOWN FITCH 2000-01 record: 14-7. Coach: Gary Conroy. Returning letterwinners: Junior
BOARDMAN Business group adopts a section of Market
The group will clean four times in 12 months. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
ELKTON State probes logging to see if it was illegal
Some of the cut trees were nearly a century old. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
INTER-COUNTY LEAGUE Boys basketball preview
JACKSON-MILTON 2000-01 record: 8-13. Coach: Steve Sachire. Returning letterwinners: Senior
Raid at house nets drugs, cash and guns
Raid at house nets drugs, cash and guns YOUNGSTOWN -- Members of the Mahoning Valley Drug Task
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Patricia Richards, 39091 Grant St., Lisbon, boy, Nov. 29. Peggy Hudak and Robert
Lordstown man accused of raping 9-year-old
Lordstown man accused of raping 9-year-old LORDSTOWN -- A village man is in the Trumbull County
Lordstown donates cars to firefighters
Lordstown crews worked an extra minute to cover the labor costs of building the donated cars. By
YOUNGSTOWN YCCDC to study proposal
Members of the board had rejected an earlier city proposal giving them only an advisory role.
Tuba event to be held at Eastwood Mall
NILES -- Performances of Trumbull County's third annual Merry Tuba Christmas have been scheduled for
YOUNGSTOWN Control board
The city's control board approved these spending items Thursday: A contract to St. Moritz
YOUNGSTOWN Park board OKs playground funds
Any recovered money can be put into more Ipe Field improvements. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL
WARREN City settles bill with county for housing inmates
Some has already been paid; the rest will come out of next year's budget. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
MAHONING COUNTY Deputy moves up to clerk's position
The appointee has been filling in for the clerk. YOUNGSTOWN -- A longtime employee in the Mahoning
Calls on suspected anthrax fell off sharply in mid-Nov.
YOUNGSTOWN -- Calls to the Mahoning County and Youngstown City Health Departments about substances
CORTLAND Mayor seeks volunteers to fill positions
The mayor would like to appoint the new members by the end of the month. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
LEETONIA Progress has official bragging
The village can soon begin discussing annexation, the administrator said. By NANCY TULLIS
LIBERTY Chief to train replacement
Trustees had given the chief an ultimatum in September. LIBERTY -- An emotional Robert Catchpole
PENNSYLVANIA Boys basketball preview
KENNEDY CATHOLIC 2000-01 record: 27-5. Coach: Tim Loomis. Returning letterwinners: Senior
Case will turn career to law
AKRON -- After overcoming a height disadvantage and two injuries to achieve much success with the
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
The following people were indicted Thursday by a Mahoning County grand jury: Andre Duncan, 22,
DEADLINES For select colleges
Youngstown State University: Priority admission deadline for Fall 2002 -- Feb. 15. Scholarship and
YSU Scholarship fund to aid Hispanics
The local auto dealer said his parents instilled in him a strong work ethic and compassion for the
Fraud suspect taken back to NYC
MERCER, Pa. -- A man wanted on charges of impersonating a firefighter in New York City left Mercer
BOARDS OF EDUCATION
BOARDS OF EDUCATION YOUNGSTOWN The board of education met Thursday and took these actions:
PREPS Davidson sparks Irish rout of Wilson, 74-16
The sophomore had 28 points and 14 assists in the Ursuline win. YOUNGSTOWN -- Sophomore Courtney
COLUMBIANA CO. Panel will monitor reappraisal
Any property tax increases resulting from the reappraisal won't take effect until 2005. By NORMAN
Planned Parenthood of Mahoning Valley's Columbiana County office at 15549 state Route 170, Calcutta,
Planned Parenthood of Mahoning Valley's Columbiana County office at 15549 state Route 170, Calcutta,
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS Panel will review athletics
The bishop said any public perception of wrongdoing will be thoroughly examined by the new
COLLEGE HOOPS Valpo's height too much for YSU
Valparaiso rolled to an 80-50 victory. STAFF/WIRE REPORTS VALPARAISO, Ind. -- For the second
Medical supply company moves to new location
YOUNGSTOWN -- The parent company of St. Elizabeth Medical Center has given its medical supply
CLUB CALENDAR
ADVISORIES XChampion Parents Advisory will meet at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday in the high school media
MOUNTAINEER ENTRIES
MOUNTAINEER ENTRIES TODAY -- 7 P.M. 1st--$10,000, cl $4,000-$4,000, 3YO up, 5 1/2f. Wind
Rekindled spirits
Rekindled spirits How have the events of Sept. 11 and afterward rekindled your giving spirit, or
Fundamentalists have wrong vision for future
Opinion: Fundamentalists have wrong vision for future EDITOR: Recently, Cal Thomas wrote an article
Calls on suspected anthrax substances fall off sharply
YOUNGSTOWN -- Calls to the Mahoning County and Youngstown City Health Departments about substances
Ohio's Mr. Football is also Valley's Mr. Student-Athlete
Opinion: When Maurice Clarett told a pre-season radio broadcast that he intended to win prep football's
WARREN Agency readies women's home
The House of Blessing should open this spring. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Russo returns, aids win
Ashlee Russo returned from an injury and teamed with Amber Bland to help Boardman beat Hubbard. By
GETTING IT RIGHT
UWhile insurance has covered some of the costs, the Pavolillo family of Niles, whose home and
UThe following clues were inadvertently omitted from Thursday's crossword puzzle. They are all Down
UThe following clues were inadvertently omitted from Thursday's crossword puzzle. They are all Down
Cloning moratorium makes ethical and scientific sense
Opinion: Just because something can be done, doesn't mean it should be done. That elementary message seems
Springfield's expectations still high
Coach Jeff Brink's goal: Be ready for the tournament. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
Thank you very much
Thank you very much Kansas City committed two special teams errors and the Philadelphia Eagles
STAGE REVIEW Victorian Players' silly play has long title and is long on laughs
The Christmas classic doesn't work out quite the way it should -- and that's the point. By GARRY
CORTLAND Project hearings set for December
The Cortland intersection has been the site of many accidents. CORTLAND -- Public hearings on road
WARREN Dispute arises over CSC purchase
An auctioneer's spokesman said a Youngstown developer's offer was never accepted. By CYNTHIA
Township vote recount set for next week
Township vote recount set for next week LISBON -- A vote recount is set for 1 p.m. Thursday at the
DISTRICT Boys basketball preview
BRISTOL 2000-01 record: 19-2. Coach: Scott Groves. Returning letterwinners: Senior guard John
LIBERTY Trailer park must tap in to sewer
A Youngstown contractor has been hired to upgrade the electrical system. By TIM YOVICH
Eminem seeks OK to burn house for film
Eminem seeks OK to burn house for film DETROIT -- Residents and officials of Highland Park, Mich.,
POLAND Council considers law to solve parking woes
Village council must make the final decision. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
It's never too early to get plans started
Visiting the campus is the best way to gauge whether a campus is right for you. By AMANDA SMITH
CLEVELAND LTV chairman quits as workers wait for bankruptcy hearing
Union officials say the chairman's resignation raises hopes for LTV. STAFF/WIRE REPORTS
GIRARD Auditor offers proposals for city's finances
Mayor James Melfi will ask city council to place a police and fire levy on the ballot. By TIM
WAR ON TERROR Fighting rages at Kandahar
The Northern Alliance's foreign minister insists bin Laden and Omar are still alive. COMBINED
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses James M. Scharrer, 24, of 11498 Berlin Station, Berlin Center,
Thursday, November 29 (57 stories)
LEETONIA SCHOOLS Superintendent hopefuls
Richard Selby, interim superintendent, released a list of educators who have applied for schools
YOUNGSTOWN City council action
City council handled these items during a special meeting Wednesday: Sought clarification from Law
MAHONING COUNTY Bailey gets prison
The former judge apologized for his behavior, saying he let the people of Mahoning County down. By
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officers charge themselves with helping to buy toys for area kids
Holiday presents will arrive early for a dozen area youths. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL COUNTY Board won't join debate on split for 17th District
Commissioners disagree on the pluses of splitting the district. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Going to college in my robe and slippers
I am not a pretty picture at 4:30 a.m. (Why is it that the depravities of youth -- beer, floors for
TRUMBULL COUNTY Commissioners earmark funds for sewer project
The Shannon Road project is now a top priority for the planning commission. WARREN -- The Trumbull
LAWRENCE CO. Campaign meets 80% of its goal
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Lawrence County United Way officials are hoping the needs of local agencies won't
Three area men face federal indictments
CLEVELAND -- Three men from the Youngstown area, including one who re-entered the country after
New voting system not a priority -- yet
Opinion: Just three days after Mahoning County Commissioner Edward Reese warned in a front page story in The
WASHINGTON House votes to ban conflict diamonds
The move should clear the way for passage in the Senate, said a spokeswoman for Ohio Sen. Mike
TRUMBULL CO. Trustees oppose annexing to Niles
A decision will be made within 90 days. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER WARREN -- A
COLUMBIANA CO. Public debates power plant
A decision on the application to site the proposed power plant is expected in a few weeks. By
Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and applications and
Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and applications and
BACKDATING THE RECESSION
Opinion: BACKDATING THE RECESSION Washington Post: The panel that has become the recognized arbiter of when
NATION
NATION Five-and-dime retailer to cease in February YORK, Pa. -- McCrory Corp., which operates
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Leslie Readman, 9131 Chalfonte, Warren, girl, Nov. 28. George and Jill Frommelt,
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Man dies during surgery for artificial heart
Man dies during surgery for artificial heart HOUSTON -- A man suffering from chronic heart failure
NEW CASTLE Attorney to manage asbestos-related cases
Officials plan to eventually pay the asbestos master's salary with court fees. By LAURE CIOFFI
MAHONING COUNTY Board's voting system request hinges on available funding
Auditor George Tablack said now's not the time to move on the funding proposal. By BOB JACKSON
COLUMBIANA CO. Board to try to pay bill
The county's tight budget is being blamed for the debt. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
BASEBALL
BASEBALL A Youngstown Class Little b team -- is accepting applications for manager and coaching
SEBRING SCHOOLS District sets policies for auditorium use
School functions would take precedence over any outside group wishing to use the auditorium. By
HOLIDAY KICKOFF Santa Claus to arrive in Girard on Saturday
GIRARD -- Greater Girard Area Chamber of Commerce will sponsor its annual holiday kickoff from 11
MVSD Directors to discuss revamping
The project was estimated at $40 million four years ago. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
CHAMPION Trustees name captain new police chief
The new police chief will be sworn in Jan. 2, township officials say. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
MAHONING COUNTY Judge sentences Bailey to prison term of 17 months
The former judge apologized for his behavior, saying he let the people of Mahoning County down. By
SEND MESSAGES TO U.S. TROOPS
SEND MESSAGES TO U.S. TROOPS The U.S. Department of Defense has set up a new e-mail site,
LISBON Gifted to present future at annual fair
The students worked with YSU professors and students to create robots, do physics experiments and
Rekindled spirits
Rekindled spirits How have the events of Sept. 11 and afterward rekindled your giving spirit, or
WARREN New tax administrator anticipates challenges
The administrator will work to increase collections in the city. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
AP file photo, Oct. 14, 1995
AP file photo, Oct. 14, 1995 ON TAPE: Lady Bird Johnson's thoughts and fears are interwoven with
Police, USPS conduct mail theft probe
Police, USPS conduct mail theft probe CANFIELD -- Police and U.S. Postal Service inspectors are
Federal jurisdiction could improve airport security
Opinion: Federal jurisdiction could improve airport security EDITOR: A recent writer is not wrong to be
Man faces accusations of hitting autistic teen
Man faces accusations of hitting autistic teen NILES -- A Howland man will be in court next week,
EASTGATE REGIONAL COUNCIL McKelvey expresses shock at offices' move
Finance committee members said the relocation plans were a year old. The outfit is moving to
NILES 'Angels' help family who lost its home
A Niles family is buying beds for the Pavolillo daughters. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Tammy R. Anderson to be married to John J. Amrich II on April 13
HUBBARD -- Plans for their upcoming marriage are being announced by Tammy R. Anderson and John J.
Allison Miller, Theodore Kramer to marry May 25
Announcement is being made by Trisha Terlecky Miller, 7335 West Blvd., Boardman, and George Miller,
Cheryl Lilko and David Games set wedding date
YOUNGSTOWN -- Robert and Dolores Lilko, 3209 Meredyth Lane, announce the engagement of their
WARREN CSC union welcomes news of purchase
One labor leader thinks a union successorship clause scared away one prospective buyer . By
The Vindicator/Bruce W. Palmer
The Vindicator/Bruce W. Palmer Museum to share spirit in arts Raymond Franklin of Dillard's
RATES Certificates of deposit The table shows the annual percentage yield as of Wednesday. All yields given in percent. Balances required vary, and some banks offer lower yields if certain balances
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Lawrence UW reaches 80 % of goal
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Lawrence County United Way officials are hoping the needs of local agencies won't
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Gary R. Blumberg, 35, of 6841 Lockwood Blvd., #89, Boardman,
Third annual Tuba Christmas is coming to Eastwood Mall
NILES -- Tuba Christmas is coming to Eastwood Mall. The third annual performances will be at noon
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Anthony and Jennifer (Carroll) Testa, 5601 Bethesda Court, Charlotte, N.C., are announcing the birth
Agencies get grants to help homeless
YOUNGSTOWN -- Eight Mahoning Valley agencies have received grants from the U.S. Department of
Sara Green to be bride of Michael Deem
Announcement is being made by John and Cindy Green, 4269 Maureen Drive, Youngstown, and John and Dee
MAHONING VALLEY Performance to feature South American sounds
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Fine Arts Council of Trumbull County and St. Rose of Lima Church are sponsoring
FOOD
Commandment Keepers Temple, 1331 Brighton St., Youngstown, 9 to 11 a.m. Friday. Food only, bring
MAHONING COUNTY Voting system hinges on funding
Auditor George Tablack said now's not the time to move on the funding proposal. By BOB JACKSON
OHIO ANNEXATION REFORM Cities pay to put law on ballot
A suburb of Columbus contributed the most of any city, $149,500. By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN In response to cuts by state, YSU faces difficult decisions
'It is, to say the least, a very difficult time for all of us,' YSU's president said. By RON COLE
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Board hears nays, yeas for plant
A decision on the application to site the proposed power plant is expected in a few weeks. By
Tuesday, November 27 (48 stories)
CURBSTONE Penguinsyoung this year
The YSU women's basketball team will try to win its second straight game Wednesday at Akron. By
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Donations cover cost of veterans memorial
Some changes will be incorporated in the new memorial. By SUE DROTLEFF VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
WARREN Program offers home-school help
Tuition will be charged on a per-class basis following tuition guidelines. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
Whitetails beware; hunting begins
STAFF/WIRE REPORTS WARREN -- Ohio and Pennsylvania wakened to a salvo of gunfire Monday, as
NILES BAR FIGHT 2 say they were prevented from filing charges
The police chief said the investigation is almost completed. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
Local SCORE members can help small businesses
Opinion: Local SCORE members can help small businesses EDITOR: The Nov. 17 column by Sen. Christopher
BELOIT Schools want all property to be in village
The high school spans the border of Beloit and Smith Township. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM
COUNCILS
COUNCILS GIRARD U & raquo;Mayor James Melfi said Monday that the state has approved the
COLLEGE PREVIEW YSU women's basketball
Who: YSU (1-1) vs. Akron (1-3) When: Wednesday, 7 p.m. Where: James A. Rhodes Arena, Akron.
LAWRENCE COUNTY Write-in candidates win positions
A Slippery Rock Township supervisor lost his bid for re-election by four votes. By LAURE CIOFFI
FARRELL Council OKs contracts
Police and firefighters are to receive raises of $1,000 a year. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: GIRARD Nov. 14 Theft: An American flag was stolen from a porch in
AUSTINTOWN Hearing to offer forum on home rule
The trustees said security at The Mill, a township nightclub, must be improved before next year.
Arson to blame for caboose, train car fire in Austintown
AUSTINTOWN -- A fire that destroyed a train caboose and damaged a train car on South Meridian Road
THE RULES
THE RULES UHunting hours in both states are one-half hour before sunrise to sunset. Other rules
MAHONING COUNTY
Marriage licenses Jerome X. Szwedko, 54, of 4200 Hopkins Road, Youngstown, and Edna M. Crosser,
COLUMBUS Budget remains tight for mental health office
The department has already announced 211 layoffs. By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
BOARDMAN Valley's recovery will lag behind U.S., economist predicts
The Valley lost about 4,000 jobs in the past year, nearly all of them in manufacturing. By CYNTHIA
Musician writes play based on Poe's works
Musician writes play based on Poe's works NEW YORK -- Rock musician Lou Reed, who gained fame
AUSTINTOWN Home rule to get a hearing
The trustees said security at The Mill, a township nightclub, must be improved before next year.
FOOD AND CLOTHING
People's Chapel Church of God, 2145 Hillman St., Youngstown, various commodities, 11 a.m. Wednesday.
Lordstown cops seek person who put camera in restroom
LORDSTOWN -- Police are investigating a small video camera found in the women's restroom at a
MAHONING COUNTY Margins narrow in election process
Certified results also show that the Austintown school bond issue lost by 19 votes. By IAN HILL
TRUMBULL COUNTY Court saves time online
The public can also access nonconfidential probate court cases dating to 1985. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
AUSTINTOWN Judge orders weapons destroyed
Austintown police will send the weapons to a steel mill to be melted. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
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WARREN Appellate court reduces fine for lawyer's contempt charge
The lawyer's fine was reduced from $500 to $1. WARREN -- The 7th District Court of Appeals has
City's tree ceremony to offer caroling, gifts
City's tree ceremony to offer caroling, gifts WARREN -- Santa and his elves arrive downtown at 5
Pooh's Christmas tale
Pooh's Christmas tale NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- "Winnie The Pooh Christmas Tale" is coming to
BOARDMAN Charges against ex-clerk dropped
The complainant decided not to pursue the charges. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
White's steal seals Liberty's triumph
By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF LIBERTY -- With 5 minutes, 43 seconds remaining in the
AREA SOCCER STANDINGS
AREA SOCCER STANDINGS VALLEY CUP (At Valley Sports, Ltd.) As of Nov. 26, 2001 W-L-TPoints
The new system would help improve security of the ballots while saving the county money, board
The new system would help improve security of the ballots while saving the county money, board
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Robert and Kristin Rezek, 4138 Rush Blvd., Youngstown, boy, Nov. 26. Thomas and
Tressel and his Buckeyes victorious over Michigan
Opinion: Jim Tressel earned his keep last Saturday afternoon as the Ohio State Buckeyes put the University of
Center Twp. landfill
Center Twp. landfill LISBON -- The Columbiana County Health Board is asking the county
REUNIONS
Canfield High School Class of 1982 will hold its 20th reunion on July 5, 2002, at Mr. Anthony's in
HOW THEY FARED YSU opponents
Lock Haven (3-8) season complete. Clarion (4-7) season complete. Western Illinois (5-5) season
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Ex-officer gets 1-year prison term
The sentence is less than that recommended by the prosecutor as part of a plea deal. By NORMAN
There's no reason to delay trial of ex-MVSD director
Opinion: For months, Frank D. DeJute of Niles has been telling anyone who would listen that he couldn't wait
Mail thefts reported
Mail thefts reported CANFIELD -- Two people reported to city police Monday that their mail was
LTV STEEL Bankruptcy's effect on pensions remains uncertain
The most the government agency will guarantee a retiree is $3,392 a month. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
LOCAL
LOCAL Clarett, Smith tops in Trumbull Warren Harding senior Maurice Clarett and Hubbard senior
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Small donations can make a big difference
"Would you like to give someone a dinner at the Rescue Mission? Two dollars," she said. I dipped
Still sidelined
Still sidelined This day-to-day layoff for Mario Lemieux is stretching into weeks. Page C4.
WHO'S FEEDING WHOM?
Opinion: WHO'S FEEDING WHOM? Washington Post: You know the Democrats are the party that cares most about
NILES Despite loss of home to mold, mom says dreams come true
The family hopes to move into their new home soon. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Monday, November 26 (51 stories)
Howland Township trustees will meet Wednesday at 9 a.m. instead of the usual 3 p.m. time.
Howland Township trustees will meet Wednesday at 9 a.m. instead of the usual 3 p.m. time.
Special honors due those killed in the line of duty
Opinion: Special honors due those killed in the line of duty EDITOR: This is in response to a recent
Lordstown to offer 'smarts' letters
Pupils in grades seven through 12 who maintain a 3.2 GPA over the year are eligible. By DENISE
YSU's 8-3 not good enough
While the Penguins are out, three teams who were on the bubble with YSU got in with the same
New head of state nurses group appeals to colleagues' desire to help
Warino will hang on to her job as the local union president until May. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN
Residents preparing to protest school
A Cleveland-based task force says a school that trains assassins is funded by U.S. tax dollars. By
REGION
REGION Management course offered at career center CHAMPION -- A management course in organizing,
POLAND -- NUPTIAL VOWS WERE EXCHANGED DURING A 3 P.M. CEREMONY OCT. 20 AS CARISA LEE NEIDER, 6161/2
POLAND -- NUPTIAL VOWS WERE EXCHANGED DURING A 3 P.M. CEREMONY OCT. 20 AS CARISA LEE NEIDER, 6161/2
COLUMBIANA CO. Planning for court building advances
A fund totaling more than $300,000 will help get the project started. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
CANFIELD New head of state nurses group appeals to colleagues' desire to help
Warino will hang on to her job as the local union president until May. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN
American pop singer dies in airplane crash
American pop singer dies in airplane crash BERLIN -- Melanie Thornton, an American pop singer who
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Pietro and Amy Jo Centofanti, 172 Caribou Drive, Youngstown, girl, Nov. 22.
MAHONING VALLEY DeJute, a former MVSD official, seeks dismissal of state's suit
The former director points to a federal judge's dismissal of a lawsuit against a Rhode Island
LORDSTOWN Schools to offer 'smarts' letters
Pupils in grades seven through 12 who maintain a 3.2 GPA over the year are eligible. By DENISE
CALIFORNIA Old plants keep current
They look like museums, but two 1800s power plants are still humming. THE PRESS-ENTERPRISE
STACEY WOODALL BRIAN MCCLELLAND
STACEY WOODALL BRIAN MCCLELLAND YOUNGSTOWN -- Vows were exchanged at 2 p.m. Oct. 20 as Stacey
BOARDMAN Teen welds together prize-winning ride
The high school senior said the go-cart is not for racing. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
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Salem residents can get free smoke detectors
The program started seven years ago after a fatal fire. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
ONLINE MUSIC Napster copycats alleged
Napster is gone, but a lawsuit says its clones are still stealing music. SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE
GREENVILLE, PA. Councilman dies from head injury sustained in game
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- The Allegheny County Coroner's Office has ruled the death of Greenville Borough
AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Mahoning County Planning Commission monthly meeting, 1 p.m., first-floor meeting
STRESS-RELIEF TECHNIQUES
The holidays can be so stressful that the techniques experts recommend year-round for stress relief
HIGH SCHOOL SCORES & amp; SCHEDULES
FOOTBALL WEEKEND SCORES OHIO SATURDAY DIVISION I Cin. St. Xavier 35, Dublin Coffman 14
Retiring "Old Sparky" serves the cause of justice in Ohio
Opinion: Allowing condemned prisoners to choose their method of execution has a kind of quaint charm about it
Planning for court advances
A fund totaling more than $300,000 will help get the project started. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
TONI AMATO EDWARD MARSCO
TONI AMATO EDWARD MARSCO WARREN -- Married Oct. 20 at Central Christian Church were Toni Rae
Count on a challenge at math contest
WARREN -- Young math enthusiasts are gearing up for an annual competition that's sure to have its
JEAN HOBBS BRADLEY HERSHFELDT
JEAN HOBBS BRADLEY HERSHFELDT GRAND CAYMAN, British West Indies -- Jean Nikole Hobbs and Bradley
Lordstown council race hinges on coin toss
Lordstown council race hinges on coin toss WARREN -- The occupant of one seat on Lordstown Village
SALEM Official reminds residents of free smoke detectors
The program started seven years ago after a fatal fire. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
KELLY MATHEWS JOSEPH PLUMMER
KELLY MATHEWS JOSEPH PLUMMER HUBBARD -- Living at 3349 Lewis-Seifert Road after a honeymoon cruise
Name change sounded good to R & amp;B singer
Name change sounded good to R & amp;B singer NEW YORK -- The artist formerly known as Natalie
TRUMBULL COUNTY Count on a challenge at math contest
WARREN -- Young math enthusiasts are gearing up for an annual competition that's sure to have its
BRITAIN
Opinion: BRITAIN The Times, London, Nov. 20: The death of four journalists in Afghanistan, confirmed late
SCOREBOARD Week 11
Miami 34, Buffalo 27 Atlanta 10, Carolina 7 Kansas City 19, Seattle 7 San Francisco 40,
COLUMBUS, GA. 2 from Valley join protest against school
A Cleveland-based task force says a school that trains assassins is funded by U.S. taxes. By PAUL
Hall of Fame banquet to be held in Girard
Hall of Fame banquet to be held in Girard GIRARD -- The Girard Hall of Fame annual banquet will be
Teen welds prize-winning ride
The high school senior said the go-cart is not for racing. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
ONE ON ONE | Jeannette Hooks Diversity coordinator fits ministry with job
Do your jobs as a diversity coordinator and pastor relate? They most certainly do. One complements
Fantastic Vinny
Fantastic Vinny For the first three months of the season, New York Jets quarterback Vinny
With Jeannette Hooks
With Jeannette Hooks Age: 46. Hometown: Lifelong resident of Farrell, Pa. Occupation:
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
THISTLEDOWN SUNDAY'S RESULTS 1st--Easy Whirl (T.Harding)8.603.202.40 Tender Love (J.Sanchez,
Domestic, foreign terrorists share common bond: hate
Opinion: When the question is asked "Why do they hate us?" most Americans correctly perceive "they" as being
Fantasy game players return to the dungeon
By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER WARREN -- Two days next month, the worn stairs to the
WORTH A LOOK
BAZAARS XLowellville United Methodist Church, 190 W. Wood St., will hold a Christmas bazaar from 9
Robbery at gunpoint
Robbery at gunpoint YOUNGSTOWN -- Two teen-age boys in dark hooded sweatshirts entered a West
SUNDAY
SUNDAY * Finance columnist Jeff Brown will discuss common sense ways to divide an estate among
Oven fire in Salem
Oven fire in Salem SALEM -- A pot of grease left in an oven ignited a fire at the home of Tina
Sunday, November 25 (83 stories)
MERCER COUNTY Agency opens office
Helping individuals with physical disabilities remain in their own homes is the group's primary
Fiscal forecast fickle amid cuts
A recent economic tailspin has county officials worried about next year's funding. By BOB JACKSON
OUTDOOR GLOW
OUTDOOR GLOW Buying and hanging What do you get when you combine a ladder, 6 inches of snow, 25
YOUNGSTOWN STATE
YOUNGSTOWN STATE Today -- Men's basketball at DePaul, 3 p.m. Wednesday -- Women's basketball at
Anthrax puts a crimp on letter campaigns
E-mails and faxes are faster and less risky, but also are seen as less effective. By CRAIG LINDER
Valley's unity campaign appears to be working
Opinion: It should be evident by now, not only to the residents of the Mahoning Valley but to the Republican-
PENNSYLVANIA PLAYOFFS Sharon falters, 13-10, in OT to Bishop McCort
The Tigers were doomed by Matt Domonkos' 19-yard field goal in the PIAA Class AA Western final.
KEYSTONE CLIPS Large crowd caused candy shortage at parade
Hermitage Commissioner Sylvia Stull said she enjoyed the city's annual Holiday Light Parade last
Drakes to be feted at party for 50th anniversary
NORTH JACKSON -- Mr. and Mrs. David Drake, 2074 Rosemont Road, will be honored Dec. 10 at a dinner
AROUND THE NBA Saturday's other games
Pistons 89, Grizzlies 84 AUBURN HILLS, Mich. -- Cliff Robinson scored 23 points as the Detroit
Mercer agency opens office
Helping individuals with physical disabilities remain in their own homes is the group's primary
Goodwill sites to accept goods for Beatitude House
YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown Area Goodwill Industries collection centers in Mahoning and Trumbull
Historical center sets festive mood
The Frick Art and Historical Center in Pittsburgh will be festively dressed for the season. Clayton,
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK Randolf McKinney The FBI and the Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force
AP file photo, 2000
AP file photo, 2000 ON TRACK: The Paradise and Pacific train pulls visitors around the McCormick-
PITTSBURGH Tours to feature Victorian homes
Dinner tours are also available at $65 per person. PITTSBURGH -- The 20th Annual Old Allegheny
Fire damages home
Fire damages home SHARON, Pa. -- A fire heavily damaged an upstairs bedroom in a two-story wood
Flu shots available
Flu shots available YOUNGSTOWN -- Senior Independence, which operates the Mahoning County Senior
NCAA DIVISION III PLAYOFFS Mount Union's third-period surge sinks Augustana, 32-7
The Purple Raiders advanced to a quarterfinal against Wittenberg in Alliance next Saturday. By
Park plan focuses on hikers, bikers
Among the proposals are bridges to carry bicyclists and pedestrians over busy Mahoning Avenue and
DECEMBER LIBRARY PROGRAMS Youngstown, Mahoning County and Girard
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF YOUNGSTOWN AND MAHONING COUNTY "Holiday Party with 'Jocko' the Clown." Stories,
VFW fellowships
VFW fellowships The National Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars is offering three
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of Nov. 25: TODAY VVA 135, Vietnam Veterans, at American Legion
Philadelphia park to get new visitors center
Philadelphia park to get new visitors center The Independence National Historic Park in
Raider surge sinks Augustana
The Purple Raiders advanced to a quarterfinal against Wittenberg in Alliance next Saturday. By
MERCER AND LAWRENCE Counties seek grants to boost recycling
Both counties applied for other grants to pay for recycling education programs and a transfer
Getting there: The Samuel Slater Canal Boat is docked at the new Central Falls Landing on the
Getting there: The Samuel Slater Canal Boat is docked at the new Central Falls Landing on the
Family farmers, like farms, succumbing to economics
Opinion: If Congress and the U. S. Department of Agriculture continue their policies of support for giant
SOME TIPS
SOME TIPS Safety and economy Whether you prefer a flashy Frosty the Snowman for the front lawn
SWANSON | Keystoner Great talking to ya, 'Rak'
There was no mistaking the voice at the other end of the telephone call. "You mean you remember me
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go For reservations and general information contact the Wigwam Motel, 104 N.
GINGERBREAD HOUSES Confection concoction
By LAURA MEYN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Nibble, nibble, gnaw. Who is nibbling at my little
HOLIDAY DECORATING Light up the night
Residents who are in the spirit can choose from a variety of lights and other decorations. BY
COURTS
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Edward A. Odum, 34, of 1605 Robbins Ave., Niles, and Crystal
INFORMATION If you go
Some scheduled events during Mobile's Tricentennial: Jan. 18: Ninety-minute documentary, "We Are
Homes will be open to holiday visitors
Local and national charities will receive the proceeds from the fund-raiser. NEW CASTLE, Pa. --
Society planning a tour of homes
Seven homes and the new library will be featured on the tour. POLAND -- The Poland Township
To keep yourself and your family safe this holiday season and throughout the year, the Consumer
To keep yourself and your family safe this holiday season and throughout the year, the Consumer
Garden Forum holds holiday craft, flower show
YOUNGSTOWN -- Blue ribbons were awarded in the holiday craft and flower show held Nov. 14 by the
WARREN -- There is a sign that hangs on the wall of Granny's Cycle that states, "No Alcohol,
WARREN -- There is a sign that hangs on the wall of Granny's Cycle that states, "No Alcohol,
Jeswald jubilee is marked at buffet dinner
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. James A. Jeswald, 2506 S. Schenley Ave., are being honored today during a
Campbell Seniors hold election
STRUTHERS -- Michael Reichert was elected president of Campbell Senior Citizens Club during a
POLAND Event teaches how to help out
The idea was born when some students said they weren't sure how to volunteer. By JoANNE VIVIANO
West Side Citizens League has election
YOUNGSTOWN -- Timothy Komara was elected president of the West Side Citizens League for the 2002
LORI BOLINA | PAUL VAGNARELLI
YOUNGSTOWN -- Paul Raymond Vagnarelli and his bride, the former Lori Lynn Bolina, both of 1942
Navajo Code Talkers honored at ceremony
Navajo Code Talkers honored at ceremony WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. -- Navajo Code Talkers, whose code
U. of Pitt kicks off holiday festivities
Join two holiday traditions on the main campus of the University of Pittsburgh next weekend. The
Zenn anniversary is celebrated at The Elm Tree
POLAND -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Zenn, 7536 Elmland Drive, was celebrated
Local artists' works
Local artists' works YOUNGSTOWN -- Paintings, small sculptures, prints, pottery and photography --
WAYS TO GIVE Volunteerism
Students were asked to sign up for volunteer work at one of several area agencies and charities that
GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL Salem gains consolation win
Sophomore Alyson Cotter sparked the Quakers to a 50-41 in the Lady Tigers Tip-Off Basketball
Misuse of extension cords poses risk of fire and injury
If it looks like Medusa left her wig hiding behind your Christmas tree, perhaps you ought to
Appealing apple mix is a winner
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER GREENFORD -- Matt Haus is trained to be an engineer, but to
'Yoi!' Browns favored
'Yoi!' Browns favored The odds finally caught up to the Cleveland Browns in their third year of
REGION
REGION Physicians group to have open house BOARDMAN -- Visiting Physicians Association, a group
Debris pile to top off in year
The LAS landfill will be open another 43 years, if its application to expand is approved. By TIM
MASONIC GROUPS
TUESDAY Miriam Chapter 278, OES, will hold a stated meeting at 7:30 p.m. with Blanche Costanza,
Actress-singer Lopez plans for new movies
Actress-singer Lopez plans for new movies The ever-driven Jennifer Lopez says she's set to make
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
YOUNGSTOWN -- Kristian Bjorson, a Youngstown native, has been awarded the Staubach Co.'s Champion of
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Daring Johnston leads YSU win
Maggie Johnston, the Penguins' 5-foot-5 guard, challenged Kent State's 6-6 Andrea Csaszar to help
MONDAY
MONDAY X When you're fired from a job, should you list the position on your r & eacute;sum
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Hitting Lessons -- Steve Krivonak is conducting his winter indoor program with live
Americans should have freedom to work and live wherever they please
Opinion: Americans should have freedom to work and live wherever they please EDITOR: A recent letter
JAMES DULLEY | Cutting your utility bills Be smart: Update your thermostat model
Q. I wonder if installing a programmable thermostat myself really will save much money. I heard it
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Ronald and Mary Fiedler, 7867 First St., Masury, boy, Nov. 24. Benjamin
FOOTBALL
FOOTBALL SATURDAY'S SCORES PENNNSYLVANIA CLASS AAAA Cumberland Valley 31, Bethlehem Catholic
POLITICS Anthrax puts a crimp on letter campaigns
E-mails and faxes are faster and less risky, but also are seen as less effective. By CRAIG LINDER
CRIME SOLVER
CRIME SOLVER Mercer County An attack on a Sharon man is the focus of Mercer County Crime Solvers
Salem beats Marietta; loses to Northern
MARIETTA -- Sophomore Alyson Cotter picked up career highs of 22 points and eight rebounds as the
GIRARD Debris pile to top off in year; expansion planned
The LAS landfill will be open another 43 years, if its application to expand is approved. By TIM
Felines & amp; silkworms & amp; produce ... oh my!
By THERESA HEGEL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER "Shrinking the Cat: Genetic Engineering Before We Knew
Klaciks honored at dinner party for 50th anniversary
POLAND -- A family dinner party was held Nov. 24 in celebration of the golden wedding anniversary of
Free massage offered
Free massage offered AUSTINTOWN -- The Muscle Relief Zone, 4215 Mahoning Ave., is offering a free
Officials investigate fire
Officials investigate fire HOWLAND -- Township fire and police officials are investigating what
Pacentrani auxiliary chooses officers
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Pacentrani Club Auxiliary held election of officers at a meeting Nov. 11. Those
CANFIELD Park plan focuses on hikers, bicyclists
Among the proposals are bridges to carry bicyclists and pedestrians over busy Mahoning Avenue and
TERRORIST OPERATION
TERRORIST OPERATION Assignment Air Force Master Sgt. David A. Reagan has been assigned to a
Warped values among athletes
Nine weeks ago today, I stood in the press box of Cleveland Browns Stadium with a bunch of cynical
SATURDAY'S SCORES
OHIO DIVISION I Cin. St. Xavier 35, Dublin Coffman 14 DIVISION IV Newark Licking Valley 37,
MILL CREEK PARK December calendar
Events slated in December at Mill Creek MetroParks: Saturday: At 2:30 p.m., Kim Lewis and Beth
TRUMBULL COUNTY Federal agents to increase gun, drug law enforcement
ATF will concentrate its efforts in Warren, Girard and Niles. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
Saturday, November 24 (46 stories)
New daughters are welcome here
The couple take in young girls who have babies and want to improve their lives. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
Hanz & eacute;ly-Winsen wedding is set for mid-February
POLAND -- Dr. Stephen and Brigitta Hanz & eacute;ly, 3562 Hunters Hill, are announcing the
PETERSBURG Church marks its bicentennial
A country church with a long history is still changing. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION
Area Ankle & amp; Foot Care Centers are collecting shoes for distribution to the needy. The
Area Ankle & amp; Foot Care Centers are collecting shoes for distribution to the needy. The
Man faces burglary and arson charges
YOUNGSTOWN -- A 37-year-old man charged with committing aggravated arson and burglary at an elderly
Singer still isn't quite *NSync with riches
Singer still isn't quite *NSync with riches Chris Kirkpatrick of *NSync can't believe how his life
Hagan receives threat
Hagan receives threat YOUNGSTOWN -- City police and the Ohio State Highway Patrol are
PHILADELPHIA U.S. Mint begins layoffs as coins see resurgence
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.803.00 Banc One, .84,37.3037.32 Clear Channel, 45.97
Career center winter courses
Career center winter courses CANFIELD -- Adult Education, Mahoning County Career & amp;
Ellen S. Shaker to be bride of Mr. Hildenbrand
NILES -- Margaret A. Shaker, 506 Hogarth Ave., is announcing the engagement of her daughter, Ellen
Library panels seek ideas from public
YOUNGSTOWN -- Two library committees -- building and sites and long-range planning -- have decided
REGION
REGION Audipac strikes deal on Honda invoices GROVE CITY, Pa. -- Audipac Logistics Management of
WARREN Trash chief praises collectors
The department's name change, initiated three years ago, will soon be official. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
YOUNGSTOWN Leadership Mahoning Valley teams with Habitat to build home
The house should take about six weeks to build, according to a Leadership Mahoning Valley member.
"As long as the earth endures, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and
"As long as the earth endures, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and
Rush hour in the nation's major cities lasts about three hours workday mornings and evenings, double
Rush hour in the nation's major cities lasts about three hours workday mornings and evenings, double
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Divorces asked Cherri A. Hutton, 18164 Fifth St., Beloit, vs. Matt R. Hutton,
ACADEMIC REPORT State's standards advance curricula
Ohio is on the right track, the report says. WASHINGTON -- Ohio is developing a new academic
LTV plan raises questions for bankruptcy court to answer
Opinion: When LTV Steel threw in the towel this week, it didn't come as a shock to most people -- even among
Sept. 11 donations
Sept. 11 donations YOUNGSTOWN -- The Catholic Diocese of Youngstown reports that as of Tuesday,
Forum Health Northside
Forum Health Northside Larry and Lachelle Bridges, 610 Kendis Circle, Youngstown, girl, Nov. 21.
Religious award
Religious award COLUMBIANA -- Twins Jay L. and Jennifer L. Williamson, the children of Jay and
HANUKKAH Menorah lighting is planned in Niles
The menorah is the largest in the Mahoning Valley. NILES -- The seventh annual Community Hanukkah
COLLEGE FOOTBALL YSU 2-1 in last 3 games on Marshall's field
The Penguins take on the 20th-ranked team in Division I-A in a televised game tonight. By PETE
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN REGION Audipac strikes deal on Honda invoices GROVE CITY, Pa. --
Unconscious teen is found at beer party
BERLIN CENTER -- An unconscious and intoxicated 16-year-old Canfield girl was taken to Northside
Education: Do the math
Education: Do the math 84 percent of U.S. adults have at least a high school diploma; 26 percent
WHERE TO GO
WHERE TO GO Unwed mothers New Life Maternity Home in Vienna is the only such facility in a 50-
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.853.10 Banc One,.84,37.5137.53 Clear Channel, 45.84
Gumby has got them in his grip
Original Gumby cartoons express Zen wisdom, the collectors say. By STEPHEN SIFF TRUMBULL STAFF
By HAROLD GWIN
By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU TRANSFER, Pa. -- More than 40 girls are "on the run" in
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Hitting Lessons -- Steve Krivonak is conducting his winter indoor hitting program with
CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS Church services The Vindicator will run a listing of area services that are open to
Winter at the gardens
Winter at the gardens YOUNGSTOWN -- Mill Creek MetroParks presents "A Winter Celebration" at the
Harry Potter phenomenon soars to movie millions
Opinion: With a level of expectation perhaps matched only by the July 8, 2000, midnight sale of the fourth
Man sets himself on fire in Ill. shopping mall
Man sets himself on fire in Ill. shopping mall CHERRY VALLEY, Ill. -- A man shouting "freedom and
MAHONING COUNTY MADD, judge battle domestic violence
The domestic violence program will mesh with a drunken driving program already in place. By BOB
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple THANKSGIVING: The Rev. Karl Bucey is shown in the sanctuary of Old
Stefko-Miller wedding is set for late December
POLAND -- Robert and Peggy Stefko, 2951 Autumnwood Trail, are announcing the coming marriage of
STANDINGS Gateway Conference
ConferenceAllGames WLPFPAWLPFPA N. Iowa6116512192272232 Youngstown St.5221713982344153 W.
YOUNGSTOWN 99 claims are filed to recoup money from Goldberg
The claims total nearly $24 million, but there is less than $1.5 million available. By BOB JACKSON
Associated Press
Associated Press HOMEMADE: Andrea Kohles, manager of the Franklin County Community Development
Parents announce Morrison-Carney engagement
AKRON -- Tom and Linda Morrison of Akron and William F. and Eva Carney of Girard announce the
GIRLS BASKETBALL Teams to watch
CANFIELD Scheduled to start: Senior guard Erin Martin (19-point scoring average), senior forward
MAHONING VALLEY Terrorism brings changes to hiring
Many local businesses and agencies said they had been running criminal background checks on
PREP SCORES, SUMMARIES & amp; SCHEDULE
FRIDAY'S RESULTS GIRLS BASKETBALL AREA Springfield 49, Campbell 48 (OT) Lakeview 41,
Friday, November 23 (60 stories)
Local committee seeks advocate to aid families
Local committee seeks advocate to aid families YOUNGSTOWN -- The Mahoning County Family and
CINNAMON DOBAY GARY CANDOR
CINNAMON DOBAY GARY CANDOR SHARON, Pa. -- Living in Masury after honeymooning at Montego Bay,
SCOTT SHALAWAY Holiday outdoors gift ideas
Thanksgiving marks the beginning of the holiday season, so it's time for my annual list of holiday
MIKE BRAUN Ohio, Pennsylvania deer seasons to start
More than a million hunters will be afield starting tomorrow as both Ohio and Pennsylvania begin
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Carl and Linda Digaetano, 8062 Forest Lake Drive, Youngstown, boy, Nov. 21. David
GAIL WHITE Kids learn they can't live by feelings alone
"I don't feel like going," said my 8-year-old. "I don't want to do that," responded my 10-year-
KARA ANDERSON SHANNON BIRT
KARA ANDERSON SHANNON BIRT CONNEAUT -- Kara Anderson, 585 State St., and Shannon Stewart Birt,
Something special to be thankful for
Opinion: Something special to be thankful for EDITOR: I want to express my deepest gratitude and thanks
AMY ALLSOPP ANTHONY DAPRILE
AMY ALLSOPP ANTHONY DAPRILE YOUNGSTOWN -- Amy Diane Allsopp and Anthony Richard Daprile, both of
Garbage dumps have little to do with recycling
Opinion: Garbage dumps have little to do with recycling EDITOR: I would like to make a couple of
Innovative teachers a boon for education
Opinion: There can be no doubt that the single most important factor in the quality of education children
Condo developers, officials make peace
The township zoning inspector said both sides got what they wanted. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
"If we are strong, our strength will speak for itself. If we are weak, words will be no help."
Opinion: "If we are strong, our strength will speak for itself. If we are weak, words will be no help."
Using foundation money to offset state cuts is bad idea
Opinion: In arguing for the private Youngstown State University Foundation to subsidize day-to-day operations
ELIZABETH FLEMING JEFFREY GRDIC
ELIZABETH FLEMING JEFFREY GRDIC CANFIELD -- Elizabeth B. Fleming, daughter of John and Judy
TRUMBULL COUNTY Man calmly surrenders after hourlong standoff
Deputies weren't sure of the man's name this morning. VERNON -- A standoff at a Vernon Township
Some suggest live Christmas tree downtown
YOUNGSTOWN -- A permanent touch of the holiday season is among the more unique suggestions for a
NEW CASTLE County officials to review vacant jobs
The governor will appoint a new county coroner. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU
Pupils don hats in school to help ill classmate
Pupils have raised more than $2,000 to help their classmate and his family. By IAN HILL
WPIAL District 7 finals
CLASS AAAA District 7 Championship Woodland Hills (12-0) vs. Pittsburgh Central Catholic (11-1),
JACK WOLLITZ Time for vertical angling
It's time to get vertical if you want to catch any fish now through spring time. The water is
REGION DeBartolo announces shopping center plan
REGION DeBartolo announces shopping center plan YOUNGSTOWN -- DeBartolo Property Group, LLC has
Pace is slow for progress on trail
Sections of the national walking trail are open now. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
CARRIE FRENCH BRIAN SARKIS
CARRIE FRENCH BRIAN SARKIS YOUNGSTOWN -- A reception was held at the Maronite Center in honor of
Retail analysts surveyed say entertainment products, such as CDs, videos and DVDs, video game
Retail analysts surveyed say entertainment products, such as CDs, videos and DVDs, video game
Associated Press
Associated Press SAYING GOODBYE: A friend of Ottilie Lundgren wipes a tear as she leaves a
LAURI BRUNELLI JOHN OLIVA
LAURI BRUNELLI JOHN OLIVA FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- The wedding of Lauri Brunelli and John Oliva,
JILLIAN HICKOK WILLIAM MORAN
JILLIAN HICKOK WILLIAM MORAN BOARDMAN -- Jillian Hickok of Arlene Avenue, a daughter of Mr. and
Hermitage OKs loan for couple
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The city will lend Eric and Barbara Graven $100,000 to help them start up a stone
Sledding still banned at Mosquito Lake park
Sledding still banned at Mosquito Lake park BAZETTA -- Sledding is off limits this winter at
TELLING THE STORY
Opinion: TELLING THE STORY Washington Post: In the past week the images out of Afghanistan may have done as
For shoppers, the hunt is on
STAFF/WIRE REPORT The initial rush was over by 8 a.m. and the last sale stereo was taped in a box
Contractor gets extension for project
The county is not satisfied with another aspect of the bridge project. MERCER, Pa. -- The Mercer
Incense sticks blamed for fire
Incense sticks blamed for fire SALEM -- Incense sticks are being blamed for a fire that resulted
PHYLLIS APPUGLIESE DAVID SCHAAB
PHYLLIS APPUGLIESE DAVID SCHAAB HUBBARD -- A reception at Fellows Riverside Gardens in Mill Creek
DEANNA LONGO TOM SPIRKO
DEANNA LONGO TOM SPIRKO BOARDMAN -- The wedding of Deanna Marie Longo and Tom Spirko, both of
HAPPY WERN GIOVANNI DICENSO
HAPPY WERN GIOVANNI DICENSO WARREN -- A honeymoon in Aruba followed Nov. 10 wedding of Happy
In his golden years, jeweler will retire
The store will close at the beginning of next year. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Rescue workers grateful for letters
Messages from Trumbull County residents were sent to ground zero shortly after the terrorist
POLICE CALLS Boardman, Poland
Summary of police activity: BOARDMAN Nov. 12 Criminal damaging: Someone did $35 worth of
PAMELA ONDERKO LESLIE WELLS
PAMELA ONDERKO LESLIE WELLS KAUAI, HAWAII -- The beach at Poi Pu was the setting at 5 p.m. Nov. 1
WORLD AIDS DAY Events focus on young people
The Trumbull task force formed in 1983. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN --
Ideas concern space, parking
Most people polled favor reopening the whole street. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER
MINNEAPOLIS MasterCard faces suit over ads
The lawsuit says the MasterCard ad copied even the small details from the fans' documentary.
VICTORY LUTHERAN CHURCH, 2110 GLENWOOD AVE., VARIOUS COMMODITIES, 9 TO 11 A.M. SATURDAY. RECIPIENTS NEED TWO FORMS OF IDENTIFICATION. RESTRICTED TO ZIP CODE AREAS 44502, 44507 AND 44511.
Food notices are to be submitted by 3 p.m. the day before they are to be published.
PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA Many hunters bag elk HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) -- Pennsylvania's first legal elk hunt
United States diplomacy should follow bombing
Opinion: As the United States launches the final push in the war on terrorism in Afghanistan, the Bush
Deputy is beaten
Deputy is beaten YOUNGSTOWN -- A Trumbull County deputy sheriff was treated at St. Elizabeth
WWII vet displays flag on barn
Stanley Butchar, 87, checks the 26x14 foot flag that hangs on his barn in rural Wellington, Ohio.
NCAA DIVISION II FOOTBALL Former Niles star helping W & amp;J in playoffs
Freshman Rocco Nori is making an important defensive contribution to the Presidents playoff bid.
Partnership paves the road to jobs
The program allows teens to get on-the-job training to supplement their in-school trade education.
Saving lives
A bone-marrow transplant will give Thomas Sankey an 80 percent chance of living a longer life. By
Pa. counties seek recycling grants
Both counties applied for other grants to pay for recycling education programs and a transfer
MAHONING COUNTY Fiscal forecast fickle amid cuts
A recent economic tailspin has county officials worried about next year's funding. By BOB JACKSON
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Jerry G. Giovannone, 59, of 8351 E. Fairway Loop, Inverness,
WHAT'S DOING?
EVENTS, SEASONS 16th annual Deer Hunter's Rendezvous, Dec. 2, Pine Lake. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Ex-MVSD board member asks high court to remove judge
A former MVSD director is critical of a visiting judge's actions. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
CLUB CALENDAR
AUXILIARIES XVFW 3307 Auxiliary will meet Wednesday. CLUBS XCasa Savoia will meet at 12:30
Treasurer develops economic program for Valley
Reardon said communities can save money and the county will still collect interest on its
Thursday, November 22 (34 stories)
CLASS ACTION Checking up on seniors, cops don't miss a beat
The CLASS program has 38 members, most of whom live alone. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
Open house scheduled
Open house scheduled YOUNGSTOWN -- The Dental Hygiene Program at Youngstown State University will
YOUNGSTOWN Parade brings festive air to city
The events are geared toward families and those people who haven't been downtown in ages. By ROGER
A HOMESPUN CHRISTMAS Leetonia craft tour
Margie and Ed Mullen offer mirrors, calendars, coat racks, switch plates and other items decorated
BOXING Maldonado, Howe triumph
They won undercard matches at Wednesday's Pavlik-Bleakley fight. By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT U Second Harvest Foodbank of the Mahoning Valley, East Midlothian Boulevard,
TRUMBULL COUNTY Federal agents to increase gun, drug law enforcement
ATF will concentrate its efforts in Warren, Girard and Niles. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
VIENNA To lure carriers, board OKs committee
The airport has asked the FAA to reduce post-Sept. 11 security requirements. VIENNA -- The Western
VIENNA Pregnant teens get hope at New Life
New Life is the only maternity home in a 50-mile radius, serving mostly teen-age girls. By AMANDA
SHARPSVILLE, PA. Contract awarded for bleacher repairs
The district will have to borrow at least part of the money for the work. By HAROLD GWIN
OPEN UP THE NATION'S CAPITAL
Opinion: OPEN UP THE NATION'S CAPITAL Washington Post: Bad enough that the number of visitors to Washington
The last Saturday before Christmas was the busiest shopping day of the year in 2000 -- and every
The last Saturday before Christmas was the busiest shopping day of the year in 2000 -- and every
HERMITAGE Developer, residents spar over center plan
One area resident who first supported the rezoning has now changed her mind. By HAROLD GWIN
LISBON Official proposes to cast bell at fair
A half-million-dollar waterline project is progressing toward completion. By NORMAN LEIGH
Workshop honors area firefighters
One firefighter said it's nice to be appreciated by the community. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
TOYS FOR TOTS Collection sites
The Marine Corps' annual Toys for Tots collection is under way and will continue through Dec. 12.
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Giving thanks for family, country, life and God
One Thanksgiving, I asked John and the kids to make a list of what they were thankful for. Before
BEAVER TOWNSHIP With a settlement secured, condo construction to start
The developers hope to have some units for sale by next spring. NORTH LIMA -- Construction of a
HOWLAND Helpers rally to get veteran's flag flying
The 81-year-old veteran said the American flag took on even more importance Sept. 11. By PEGGY
GIVING THANKS
GIVING THANKS The Vindicator asked some local police officers and firefighters what they have to
BEAVER TOWNSHIP Checking up on seniors, cops don't miss a beat
The CLASS program has 38 members, most of whom live alone. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
Firefighters, police get pats on back
Police officers and firefighters say the community has been showing more appreciation since Sept.
COLUMBIANA CO. Troopers buckle down on seat belts
Speed continues to be the leading cause of fatal accidents, the post commander said. By NANCY
Christmas looks bleak for LTV Warren coke plant workers.
Christmas looks bleak for LTV Warren coke plant workers. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF
Drivers, be on lookout for emergency vehicles
The public is still not doing all it can to help out those paid to look out for others' lives.
Turkey call answered
Turkey call answered YOUNGSTOWN -- From three turkeys in the freezer a week ago, to more than 700
NILES Police had warned woman about lifestyle
Her fianc & eacute; was killed in what Youngstown police describe as a self-defense shooting.
Civil servants gain respect
Police officers and firefighters say the community has been showing more appreciation since Sept.
RATES Certificates of deposit The table shows the annual percentage yield as of today. All yields given in percent. Balances required vary, and some banks offer lower yields if certain balances aren't
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Great edibles and best ciao
Running this successful Italian specialty store is a family affair. By NANCY BAILEY VINDICATOR
Concord Steel files for protection
A Trumbull County official said Warren's steel industry is like a battered boxer. By BOB JACKSON
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Pennsylvania football playoffs
CLASS AA SHARON vs. BISHOP McCORT When: Saturday, 1 p.m. Where: Mansion Park Stadium,
Wednesday, November 21 (51 stories)
In trouble with the law
In trouble with the law The Cleveland Browns had already surprised the rest of the NFL with
GRANTS OhioReads Program
OhioReads program awarded $19.7 million in new classroom and community reading grants for the 2002-
New Castle City Council votes to override zone-change veto
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- City council voted to override Mayor Timothy Fulkerson's veto of a change in
YOUNGSTOWN Planning and zoning
The city's planning and zoning boards handled these items Tuesday: The zoning board approved two
Politics, not security, drove rush to federalize screeners
Opinion: The airport security bill signed by President Bush was a disappointing but politically necessary
THANKSGIVING WEEKEND What's open? What's closed?
State, county and federal agencies; schools; the U.S. Postal Service; and financial institutions
Hope flickers in LTV's plan to close mills
The company's Tubular Division in Youngstown will continue to operate, but the Warren coke plant
Shooting of turkey draws complaints
A state Division of Wildlife official said he had received several complaints about the wild turkey.
SCHOOL BOARD
SCHOOL BOARD GIRARD The board of education on Tuesday: Accepted the Ohio Edison Science and
Flu shot clinic
Flu shot clinic LISBON -- The Columbiana County Health Department is offering flu shots for
Skating for donations
Skating for donations BOARDMAN -- The Skate Connection, 7080 Tiffany Blvd., is offering free
Best Bets on TV tonight
Director reveals his leading lady LONDON -- Oscar-winning director Sam Mendes ("American Beauty")
POLICE CALLS Canfield, Austintown
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD CITY Nov. 11 Burglary: Jewelry was reported stolen from
Mariucci says close-calls are OK
By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF You'll pardon San Francisco 49ers coach Steve Mariucci
Lawmaker's absence foils rezoning
City council agreed to accept annexation of more than 30 acres. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
GRAND JURY Indictments
A Trumbull County grand jury has indicted 31 people, including seven secretly. The identity of those
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Crash victim begins labor
YOUNGSTOWN -- After speeding away from police and crashing into a fire hydrant in the 2200 block of
LTV CORP.
LTV CORP. Profile Headquarters: Cleveland Operations: Steelmaker and producer of steel tubing
LOCAL ROUNDUP Tuesday's college basketball games
MEN Mount Union 68, Thiel 66 GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Todd Richards scored 21 points and Don Vaughn
Santa to travel to Liberty in firetruck
Santa to travel to Liberty in firetruck LIBERTY -- Santa Claus will arrive by firetruck at 4:30
AUSTINTOWN 2 to face marijuana charges
AUSTINTOWN -- Police said they arrested a Ruby Courts man and cited a South Roanoke Avenue man
& acute;Agency wants speed on CSB building deal
Ultimately, Mahoning County commissioners will decide whether to do the CSB project downtown. By
ASHCROFT TRAMPLES ON STATES' RIGHTS
Opinion: ASHCROFT TRAMPLES ON STATES' RIGHTS San Jose Mercury News: Attorney General John Ashcroft
SOUTHINGTON SCHOOLS Safety of bus routes along busy road concerns parent
High fees also are being questioned. SOUTHINGTON -- School officials say bus routes along busy
LTV's failure won't ease industry's woes, experts say
STATES NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON -- Tuesday's announcement by bankrupt LTV Corp. that it would shut
Judge swears in newest police officer
CAMPBELL -- The city added another police officer to its ranks. Yvonne Wilson, a former Youngstown
NEW CASTLE Budget would raise city taxes by 2 mills
The tax is needed to help repay money borrowed for a downtown revitalization project. By LAURE
Angry union leaders vow to fight closing
Cold idling will seal the Warren coke plant's doom, a local labor leader said. By PETER H.
Fewer scents could mean more dollars and cents at area department stores
Opinion: Fewer scents could mean more dollars and cents at area department stores EDITOR: Well, here it
WARREN WRAP to market city
One of the city's biggest problems is its lack of lobbying power in Columbus, one official said.
"Like snowflakes in December in Chicago."
Opinion: "Like snowflakes in December in Chicago." Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld On how thickly the
Bankruptcy court approves incentive payment package
The 'stay-put' bonus plan includes $125,000 to be disbursed to rank-and-file employees who exhibit
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Paul S. Fritz, 45, of 1404 N. Osborn Ave. #B, Youngstown, and
AREA SOCCER STANDINGS
AREA SOCCER STANDINGS VALLEY CUP (At Valley Sports, Ltd.) As of Nov. 20, 2001 W-L-TPoints
LORDSTOWN Schools to finalize career center plan
Of the compact schools, Niles sends the most students to the career center. By DENISE DICK
Board transfers funds
Board transfers funds YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown school board members voted to adopt a resolution
Warren class aide heads to NYC
WARREN -- An educational aide from McGuffey Elementary School is heading to New York City next week,
YOUNGSTOWN Hope flickers in LTV's plan to close mills
The company's Tubular Division in Youngstown will continue to operate, but the Warren coke plant
Many politicians to testify for DeJute
The trial of the former MVSD board director is scheduled to begin Dec. 17. By DAVID SKOLNICK
BOXING Short Bleakleyvs. tall Pavlik
The boxers will pit contrasting sizes and experience in tonight's headliner at the Holiday Inn
GIRARD Temporary budget aims to control funds
Girard's recreation program will take a large cut. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
THE SERIES YSU vs. Marshall
1950 -- YSU 28, Marshall 13 1952 -- YSU 6, Marshall 6 1955 -- Marshall 20, YSU 12 1956 -- YSU
REDISTRICTING Officials say GOP is in charge
Trumbull County is unlikely to get its own congressional district, officials say. By STEPHEN SIFF
Campbell school board faces test of openness
Opinion: The resignation of Ted Cougras from the Campbell Board of Education presents the remaining four
Penn St. getting Rockets thrower
Senior Christen Clemson didn't know much about track and field as a junior high student at
Ex-judge to seek help for gambling
Getting help means a two-year suspension for Judge Cox can be cut in half. By BOB JACKSON
GAIL WHITE Great neighbors are another reason to be thankful
Nancy Audino has a heart full of thankfulness this Thanksgiving. "I wish everyone could live in a
Justice headquarters named for Kennedy
Justice headquarters named for Kennedy WASHINGTON -- President Bush named the Justice Department
Tuesday, November 20 (61 stories)
INS REFORMS ARE OVERDUE
Opinion: INS REFORMS ARE OVERDUE Miami Herald: The idea of restructuring the Immigration and Naturalization
Bellisari is back
Bellisari is back Quarterback Steve Bellisari issued a public apology on Monday, hours after coach
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Brian L. Morris, 18, of 144 E. Auburndale Ave., Youngstown,
Increased ridership is good news for WRTA
Opinion: New buses and a new attitude toward riding those buses may have a lot to do with increasing
Meetings canceled
Meetings canceled YOUNGSTOWN -- City council has canceled its scheduled meetings for Wednesday and
YOUNGSTOWN Police padlock doors at Market Street bar
The state suspended Smokey Joe's liquor license. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
$2M loan is finalized for McCrory's renovation
YOUNGSTOWN -- The city's board of control has finalized a $2 million, no-interest loan for up to 18
Kennel club asks Youngstown to carefully consider dog law
YOUNGSTOWN -- The American Kennel Club is asking city council to look carefully at legislation
Dog bites policewoman
Dog bites policewoman AUSTINTOWN -- A dog bit a township police officer who was checking for
SHARON, PA. Bridge error not crucial, engineering report says
Misalignment gives the road a slight S curve. MERCER, Pa. -- An engineering report from the
SHARON, PA. School board votes against retaining superintendent
Richard Rossi said he had anticipated a much closer vote on his contract. By HAROLD GWIN
S. Range gets tech program
NORTH LIMA -- Students at South Range High School will be benefiting from a $200,000 state grant
CURBSTONE COACHES Bellisari debate erupts; coaches pitch in
Tony Napolet and Jeff Bayuk say their main job is to build men of character and integrity out of
Abortion case goes full circle
One judge said he would have granted the request without further delay. By BOB JACKSON
SALEM School officials suspend boys in beating of two freshmen
The school district may build a bus garage where its fleet would be maintained. By NORMAN LEIGH
TRUMBULL COUNTY CSEA workers narrowly OK pact
Commissioners will seek to persuade all county workers to pay a portion of their health insurance
School roofing contract
School roofing contract AUSTINTOWN -- Roth Bros. Inc. of Austintown has received a $126,389
CAMPBELL School board member resigns
The board will have four new members by January. By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Warren Family Mission seeks aid
Donations have been cut by a fourth since Sept. 11. WARREN -- Warren Family Mission is asking for
YOUNGSTOWN High school students go to capital
Their first stop in the nation's capital will be at Howard University. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN
CASSANDRA LOPEZ JOSEPH MAIORANA
CASSANDRA LOPEZ JOSEPH MAIORANA CAMPBELL -- A reception was held at Stambaugh Auditorium to honor
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Becdir Construction -- of the Class B League seeks quality players ages 14-17 to play in
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Tools are stolen from Sears store
AUSTINTOWN -- Thirteen tool sets worth a total of $3,900 were stolen Monday from the Sears Hardware
TRUMBULL COUNTY State funds will help buy land for waterfowl area
By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT COLUMBUS -- Without comment, the State Controlling Board
POLAND Walking path takes new turn
Council must still approve the changes. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER POLAND
COUNCILS
COUNCILS HUBBARD On Monday, city council: Approved extending water, sewer and electric service
Woman roasts police for shooting turkey on street
A woman said she saw police shoot the gobbler three times. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
COLLEEN MURPHY JERRY ROSS
COLLEEN MURPHY JERRY ROSS BOARDMAN -- A reception was held Oct. 20 at St. Mary Assumption Social
Council OKs transfer of liquor license
SHARON, Pa. -- City council has approved the transfer of a liquor license from Farrell to Sharon,
SHARON, PA. Police chief will retire
The chief said no one asked him to step down. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU SHARON,
COLLEGES KSU gets funds for research
A total of $273,529 was released to state universities. By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
Youngstown schools set to be rebuilt
It's cheaper to build a new school than to renovate East Middle School, the state says. By PETER
NILES FBI talks to official about bar brawl
Two reports filed with Niles police offer conflicting stories of what happened. By DENISE DICK
OHIO Poll: Most approve of Taft's performance
The poll also gives high marks to Ohio's two U.S. senators and the state Legislature. By DAVID
Landlord reports property damage
Landlord reports property damage SALEM -- A man told police that someone broke into a residential
CITY COUNCIL
CITY COUNCIL HUBBARD On Monday, city council: Approved extending water, sewer and electric
CANFIELD Mill Creek MetroParks employees to get raises
The park superintendent will make $93,340 beginning Jan. 14. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
INSIDE/A4
INSIDE/A4 UBy a 6-1 vote, the Youngstown Board of Education approved a plan to demolish two
GETTING IT RIGHT
Bob Bakalik of Youngstown is past president of the Mahoning Valley Korean War Veterans Association
AUSTINTOWN Judge sets $100,000 bond for 3 N.Y. drug suspects
One suspect, from the Dominican Republic, said he has been in America for just longer than a month.
St. Christine's member supports parish priest
Opinion: St. Christine's member supports parish priest EDITOR: I am writing in the wake of the
At prayer breakfast, a lesson from Mister Rogers
The speaker, a longtime associate of Fred Rogers', gave the three R's for building one neighborhood.
REUNIONS
Chaney High School Classes of 1941 will hold a Dutch treat Christmas party reunion at 1 p.m. Dec. 6
House fire investigation
House fire investigation WARREN -- Firefighters are investigating the cause of a blaze that caused
Browns eye playoffs
Browns eye playoffs Of recent overtime losses to the Bears and Steelers, Browns H-back Mike
SURPLUS FLOOD
SURPLUS FLOOD Mount Moriah Fire Baptized Holiness Church, 84 Bright Ave., Campbell, 5:30-6:30
Mediation needed to break impasse on school funding
Opinion: The Ohio Supreme Court has given Republican Gov. Bob Taft and the Republican-dominated General
AUSTINTOWN Added ballots fail to tip vote on bond issue
A recount next week is the last chance for the school bond issue. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
MERCER COUNTY Development agency seeks ways to attract young people
Pennsylvania will help fund projects designed to stop the brain drain. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
FRIDAY National Shrine of Our Lady of Lebanon, 2759 Lipkey Road, North Jackson, will be serving a
REGION Hometown Pharmacy opens at Sparkle's
REGION Hometown Pharmacy opens at Sparkle's YOUNGSTOWN -- The Hometown Pharmacy, a full-service
District delays projects over funding
The district is in line for about $100 million. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
TURKEY TIME Top 10 tips
Buying fresh turkeys too early. "If they buy fresh, they usually buy much too early -- more than two
National tests show poor grasp of science
National tests show poor grasp of science WASHINGTON -- Only one in five high school seniors has
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY If something can go wrong ... will it always?
I rose at 6:40 a.m. Thursday to make my kids' lunches. I only make them two days a week -- a bow to
SHARON, PA. 2002 budget prompts fight
Council did pass a sewer fund budget that will raise rates for some residential, commercial and
Franken to run against Lisotto
The challenger said Judge Lisotto has done a bad job and should be replaced. By BOB JACKSON
YSU
YSU Two commit to Penguins hoops YOUNGSTOWN -- John Robic, the Youngstown State men's basketball
Monday, November 19 (42 stories)
MAHONING VALLEY Calls to military duty put a squeeze on police units
New schedules are being implemented as police officers are pressed into active service. By NANCY
LOCAL
LOCAL Sharon, Sharpsville in playoff games The Sharon and Sharpsville high school football teams
APPLAUSE
APPLAUSE Program awards Two teachers each from Trumbull and Columbiana counties are among 80
Chamber: Counties' funding is equitable
A Trumbull commissioner said seed money brought funds for work at the air station and the regional
Pilots lead singer charged after fight
Pilots lead singer charged after fight LAS VEGAS -- The lead singer of the alternative rock band
AP file photo, Oct 18
AP file photo, Oct 18 UNUSUAL DESIGN: Workers add the stainless steel exterior to the Peter B.
EDUCATION State to honor 4 Valley teachers
The Center for the Teaching Profession allocated $160,000 for the grant program. By AMANDA C.
SCOREBOARD Week 10
SUNDAY'S GAMES N.Y. Jets 24, Miami 0 Seattle 23, Buffalo 20 Atlanta 23, Green Bay 20 Philadelphia
STATE
STATE GE Lighting designer to decorate D.C. tree EAST CLEVELAND -- A designer for GE Lighting in
AUSTINTOWN Police confiscate suspected cocaine, make arrests
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER AUSTINTOWN -- Two people from Massachusetts and a man
Benefit dinner Sunday for ailing black union leader
Organizers say James Davis' life is a true example of blacks' struggle in the union. By JOHN W.
Much anticipated
Much anticipated Lennox Lewis' knockout of Hasim Rahman may have set up a megafight against
Terrorism here? Just be ready
Terrorism here? Just be ready The Mahoning Valley could be a target for terrorists looking to
CRIME STOPPERS
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown Felony warrants for Robert L. Harris are the focus of Crime
ONE-ON-ONE | Ina Madison Faith carried her through tough early years at GM
What are your duties as training leader at GM? I coordinate and design training curriculum for
Changes help ease crowding, satisfying state's standards
Classes were conducted in previous years in the band room and library. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
HOWLAND Cruiser crash case to go to grand jury
The police officer's speeding was a contributing factor to the crash, the OSHP says. By PEGGY
YOUNGSTOWN Center to open shelter
The agency won several grants to build the windowless concrete and steel structure. By ROGER G.
FEDERAL FUNDS
FEDERAL FUNDS Who got what Here is a breakdown of federal discretionary dollars given to
Group set for Macy's parade
YOUNGSTOWN -- For the ninth consecutive year, The Youngstown Connection, a song and dance troupe
AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Girard Board of Education, 6:30 p.m. high school auditorium. Building and Sites
COLUMBUS Taft's expected re-election bid awaiting O'Connor's plans
O'Connor has served as a Summit County judge. By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT COLUMBUS
TERRORISM Expect long, extensive war, DeWine says
The senator says capturing Osama bin Laden won't end the war on terrorism. By IAN HILL
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Ashley Carter, 198 Clarencedale Ave., Boardman, boy, Nov. 15. David and Cynthia
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GETTING IT RIGHT
This is the correct photo of C. Reid Schmutz, president of the Youngstown State University
Public funds, private support create a thing of beauty
Opinion: In a true public-private partnership, the people of Poland as well as artists, craftsmen and
Agency workers to vote
Agency workers to vote WARREN -- Workers at the Trumbull County Child Support Enforcement Agency
COLUMBIANA Council to decide fate of annexation
Not everyone thinks a grocery store would be a welcome addition to the neighborhood. By NANCY
WITH INTEREST RATES SO LOW, WHAT SHOULD THE CONSERVATIVE INVESTOR DO? PERSONAL FINANCE COLUMNIST
WITH INTEREST RATES SO LOW, WHAT SHOULD THE CONSERVATIVE INVESTOR DO? PERSONAL FINANCE COLUMNIST
Marshall won't be marsh mallow
It's hard to believe the Youngstown State University football season has come down to one remaining
COLUMBIANA CORNER Clerk workers show colors every Friday
Since the Sept. 11 terror attacks, people have felt compelled to display their patriotism by donning
COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCORES & amp; SUMMARIES
EAST Akron 41, Buffalo 14 Albright 49, Wesley 35 Boston College 38, Rutgers 7 Bowie St. 40,
Area firefighters pay tribute to NYC colleagues
The U.S. flag and other memorabilia from the tribute will be taken to New York City. By TELA
Wellness Block Grant
Wellness Block Grant McDONALD -- McDonald schools have received a $3,000 Wellness Block Grant from
AP file photo, 1943
AP file photo, 1943 PRESERVING HISTORY: Douwe van der Vaart and his family, with daughter Nelly
Today is Monday, Nov. 19, the 323rd day of 2001. There are 42 days left in the year. On this date in
Opinion: Today is Monday, Nov. 19, the 323rd day of 2001. There are 42 days left in the year. On this date in
State recycling grants
State recycling grants YOUNGSTOWN -- Columbiana and Mahoning counties and the city of Youngstown
America can't be saved by destroying the American way
Opinion: Americans are angry. They've seen the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center collapse before their
Christianity challenged by books and movie
Opinion: Christianity challenged by books and movie EDITOR: Ever since the terrorist attack in this
Sunday, November 18 (108 stories)
CRIME SOLVER
CRIME SOLVER Mercer County The robbery of a shoe store is the focus of Mercer County Crime
YOUNGSTOWN -- When it comes to the funeral business, the Youngstown area has a rich tradition that
YOUNGSTOWN -- When it comes to the funeral business, the Youngstown area has a rich tradition that
Society holding wreath sale
MERCER, Pa. -- The Children's Aid Society of Mercer County Auxiliary is taking orders for fresh
CHANGES
CHANGES County rundown Aetna U.S. Healthcare offers its Medicare HMO plans in certain areas of
New CSB building is asset to agency and West End
Opinion: There are bright spots, both old and new, in the West Ed of downtown Youngstown. There's the
Aetna to end HMO Dec. 31
About 1,100 senior citizens use the Aetna HMO plan. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU
CHRISTINE SENNETT RONALD DESKO
CHRISTINE SENNETT RONALD DESKO BOARDMAN -- The marriage of Christine Mary Sennett, 5331 Southern
MERCER Turn-of-century home to star in annual event
The courthouse rotunda is always crowded for the arrival of Santa Claus. MERCER, Pa. -- Tours of a
WORK AHEAD
WORK AHEAD Projects Road projects have been proposed to improve the flow of traffic around the
MEGAN GUNN ROBERT TEREK
MEGAN GUNN ROBERT TEREK CANFIELD -- Megan Elizabeth Gunn, a daughter of June and Sandy Gunn, 8580
SPEECH WINNERS Warren Harding High
Results from the Warren City Schools Foundation Speech Tournament on Saturday. TOP TEAMS
HONEYMOONS Attacks take their toll on venues
Mount Airy first opened in 1898. By RHODA AMON NEWSDAY Two of the nation's historic honeymoon
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES MONDAY Westminster Presbyterian Church, 119 Stadium Drive, Boardman, 1 to 7 p.m.
AREA COLLEGES Saturday's basketball games
MEN Mount Union 85, Rose-Hulman 72 ALLIANCE -- Todd Richards made 11 of 14 shots from the field
LOCAL
LOCAL Illustrator to appear for book signing Award winning illustrator and former area resident
Jacobsons are marking 50 years of marriage
YOUNGSTOWN -- LaRayne and Lucy Jacobson of Youngstown are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Port authority gets funds for new dock
To make the project more financially manageable, it's being split into phases. By NORMAN LEIGH
Ohio EPA schedules public forum on landfill
Ohio EPA schedules public forum on landfill SEBRING -- The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Junior Civic League to hold Cinderella Ball on Nov. 23
BOARDMAN -- The Junior Civic League will sponsor its 46th annual Cinderella Ball on Nov. 23 at Mr.
DIVISION I REGIONAL FINAL Harding derailed, 40-33
A key play by St. Ignatius late in the game proved to be the turning point. By JOE SCALZO
LORI BOLINA PAUL VAGNARELLI
LORI BOLINA PAUL VAGNARELLI YOUNGSTOWN -- Paul Raymond Vagnarelli and his bride, the former Lori
Martin's message
Martin's message Mark Martin believes drivers need to enjoy each victory because they never
CAREER PATHS
GOVERNMENT YOUNGSTOWN -- Two Youngstown natives have been named to new positions at the Public
LAWRENCE CO. Aetna to end HMO Dec. 31
About 1,100 senior citizens use the Aetna HMO plan. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU
GETTING THERE
GETTING THERE Washington, D.C., is served by three major airports, Dulles International, Reagan
All is not magical at Walt Disney World
All is not magical at Walt Disney World It may be home to the Magic Kingdom, but Walt Disney World
MICHELLE MIHIN LOUIS MARINO
MICHELLE MIHIN LOUIS MARINO YOUNGSTOWN -- Nuptial vows were exchanged during a morning ceremony
Surprise card shower being planned to honor the Rev. and Mrs. Roy L. Orr
LILLIAN, Ala. -- A surprise card shower is being planned in honor of the 50th wedding anniversary of
MELISSA RUTANA CHUCK FILEK
MELISSA RUTANA CHUCK FILEK BOARDMAN -- Melissa Rutana and Chuck Filek exchanged marriage vows Nov.
YSU NOTEBOOK From Stambaugh Stadium
Disappointing crowd: For the final home game of the season, the crowd was disappointing as just
Brunch planned for Easter Seals
Entrees from recipes in the Angels' cookbook will be featured . BOARDMAN -- Angels of Easter Seals
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Colaprete guides Johns Hopkins' pass defense to top
BALTIMORE, Md. -- Last year, the Johns Hopkins University football team did not make the top 25
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple READY TO GO: Bradley Jackson, 16, of Youngstown, waits to load up
Beth Curtis, Aar & oacute;n M. Navas Berrios to wed at St. Christine Church
CANFIELD -- Mark and Karen Curtis of 71 Laurel Hills Lane are announcing the engagement of their
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--A Charger Mouse(D Hawk)15.806.803.20 Dancer Prancer(W Case
CHRISTMAS IN VICTORIAN MERCER What's scheduled Christmas in Victorian Mercer will be held over the next two weekends. Highlights include:
FRIDAY 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.: Festival of Trees at H & amp; R Block building,102 N. Pitt St.
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL Line Drive Baseball/Softball Academy -- offers hitting, pitching and catching
TOURS Companies extend rescheduling policy
Some tour companies include the offer in their travel insurance. By JANE ENGLE LOS ANGELES TIMES
WOMEN'S HOOPS YSU falls in debut to BGSU
Cold shooting doomed the Penguins in a 71-61 setback to Bowling Green. By PETE MOLLICA
Critics call on endowment fund to help university through state cuts
The YSU Foundation should be doing more to help the university in difficult economic times, they
PIAA FOOTBALL 'Hounds' season is ended by Perry
Wilmington had no answer for powerful Perry Traditional Academy. By BILL ALBRIGHT VINDICATOR
Township prepares to revamp Belmont
Money will be sought to not only improve the corridor, but to beautify it. By TIM YOVICH
OFFICERS Masonic lodge to hold installation
YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown Masonic Lodge 615 will hold a closed installation ceremony at 7:30 p.m.
ROAD WORK
ROAD WORK Proposed improvements Liberty Township plans major improvements along its busiest
CURRENT PRICES
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets,
LORI POULOS MICHAEL PESA
LORI POULOS MICHAEL PESA ROME -- Santa Susanna Church was the setting Oct. 20 as Lori Ann Poulos,
Bellisari paints a sorry picture
Perhaps the funniest banner to come out of the NBA in the '70s was courtesy of a fan in the old
OHIO Sunday hunting
Current state law on Sunday hunting says: All legal game species may be pursued on Sundays during
HUNTING
HUNTING Deer rendezvous Dec. 2 The 16th annual Deer Hunter's Rendezvous will be held Dec. 2 at
TOURISM European countries feel effects of terrorist attacks in America
Shock waves from the terrorist attacks on New York and the Pentagon have reached Europe's shores,
The sky's the limit
The youths help with planning, navigation and flying. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
Villa Maria health series
Villa Maria health series VILLA MARIA, Pa. -- EverGreen and Villa Maria Sister Services are
Calendar sale will provide pictorial view of the valley
Pictures of the Mahoning Valley taken by local photographers are featured. YOUNGSTOWN -- For the
Ellwood City Hospital to eliminate insurer
About 400 people would have to find new doctors if the insurance provider is dropped by the
JUST IN CASE Disaster supply basics
WATER Store water in plastic containers such as soft drink bottles. Avoid using containers that
NEW CASTLE Light display will help fund park play area
Proceeds from Christmas and Thanksgiving will be donated to area hospitals. NEW CASTLE, Pa. --
VETERANS
VETERANS Free licenses COLUMBUS -- Ohio military veterans who are disabled or former prisoners
SCOTT SHALAWAY More does need to be hunted
I got my deer early this year. With my car. It was shortly before midnight, I was just a few miles
Seniors help YSU romp
Quarterback Jeff Ryan spearheaded the Penguins to a rout of Elon University on "Senior Day." By
JOHNSTON The forgotten house that's octagon
The owners haven't been able to verify rumors that their house was part of the Underground Railroad.
Program provides incentives to youths
About half of the participants just want to help, the pastor said. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR
New Ohio wildlife officer is named for Carroll County
Dan Shroyer has been named as the new state wildlife officer for Carroll County. Shroyer had been
By DON SHILLING
By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- There's no way to tell if the diamond
Various stars to narrate 'Rocky'
Various stars to narrate 'Rocky' What do Jerry Springer, Sally Jessy Raphael, Penn and Teller,
YSU FOUNDATION
YSU FOUNDATION Dollars and cents The value of the Youngstown State University Foundation
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of Nov. 18: MONDAY United Veterans Council, at VFW 93, 2912 South
Annual event planned at the Butler
Free fine art appraisals will highlight the show. YOUNGSTOWN -- The Butler Institute of American
WHAT'S DOING?
EVENTS, SEASONS WLFA Turkey Shoot: In an effort to raise funds to help remove Ohio's restrictive
SENIORS TOURS Groups take the fear out of travel
Tours are reassuring and protective, leaving nothing to chance. By RHODA AMON NEWSDAY In the
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Lisko celebrate their silver anniversary
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Lisko of 490 Garden Valley Drive were honored Oct. 27 at a Mass
JAMES DULLEY | Cutting your utility bills Bay windows are efficient, easy to install
Q. I want to give my living room a more open feel, but my budget is limited. I saw some reasonably
Kanas celebrate 50th anniversary at reception
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kana of 2936 Eddie St. were honored Oct. 28 at a party at the
Holiday entertainment
Holiday entertainment YOUNGSTOWN -- The holiday spirit will fill Lanterman's Mill during an "Olde
Drug, weapons arrests
Drug, weapons arrests NILES -- Agents of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms have
Job seekers often face the dilemma of whether to keep searching after a promising job interview.
Job seekers often face the dilemma of whether to keep searching after a promising job interview.
SUNSET: An Afghan refugee stands on the rooftop of a house in Islamabad, Pakistan, waiting for the
SUNSET: An Afghan refugee stands on the rooftop of a house in Islamabad, Pakistan, waiting for the
Royal Seniors meet, choose officers
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Royal Seniors met Nov. 6 at St. Nicholas Activity Center, Shady Run Road, for
CLEVELAND ST. IGNATIUS 40, WARREN HARDING 33
CLEVELAND ST. IGNATIUS 40, WARREN HARDING 33 St. Ignatius771412--40 Harding21066--33 IGNATIUS
JACK WOLLITZ Even pros can have bad days
All anglers experience tough days on the water and usually we blame them on a perceived lack of fish
TRUMBULL COUNTY Complaints aired about dog warden
Several police departments agree: The county dog warden is hard to catch. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
SURVIVING A DISASTER People, get ready...
Stop worrying about terrorist attacks and do something constructive -- pack up an emergency supply
Play it safe
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT his year when Amanda Stanek of Hermitage decorates
HERMITAGE Run set for Buhl Farm Thursday
The Shenango Conservancy is holding its 5K Gobble Wobble race at 9:30 a.m. Thanksgiving Day in Buhl
WARREN Officials form plan for beltway
Plans for a highway to circle Warren go back decades. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
SHARON SHANKS | The Cosmos Delight in the night sky
Grab your pencils again to mark your celestial calendars -- this time for Friday. On that evening
Mr. and John Hrinak celebrate 60th anniversary during dinner
STRUTHERS -- Mr. and Mrs. John Hrinak, 116 Rockyledge Drive, were honored Nov. 17 at the Holiday Inn
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Humes honored at 60th anniversary celebration
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Humes of Boardman celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary Nov. 17
PENNSYLVANIA Rochester ends Farrell's season
The Steelers couldn't convert a third-period opportunity and Rochester took advantage. By TOM
Books helps owners find perfect cat mate
Whether for fun or for information, 'Cat Astrology' has something for the cat lover. By JULIE A.
New features for US Airways program
New features for US Airways program US Airways recently added two new features to its frequent-
Tax designation means nothing without reforms
One school district has ruled out the tax reform plan but another is still looking at it. By
KEYSTONE CLIPS Holiday tree lighting planned in Farrell
The city of Farrell will hold its annual holiday tree-lighting ceremony at 6 p.m. Nov. 28 at the
Burns: Holes in line biggest I've ever seen
The backup tailback said the offensive line was opening huge holes against Elon. By PETE MOLLICA
MIKE BRAUN Modifying Sunday hunting in Ohio
Sunday hunting was introduced into Ohio three years ago, but according to one state organization,
HOUSE VOTES
HOUSE VOTES Appropriations The House approved a conference report Tuesday appropriating funds
'GEOLOGY' Second science history digs deep
Winchester also wrote the 1998 best seller 'The Professor and the Madman.' By ROB STOUT SPECIAL
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner After losing 3 aces, the Titans rebuild
When a college basketball coach loses three of his front-line players to graduation, that's one
Foxes closing in on Ohio's charter school henhouse
Opinion: The state of Ohio is bleeding red ink from nearly every artery, but the State Board of Education is
Valley sits in danger zone between 2 nuclear plants
Facilities in Mahoning and Trumbull counties would be used for shelter if an evacuation of the
Police and firefighters true American heroes
Opinion: Police and firefighters true American heroes EDITOR: We are responding to a letter of Nov. 15.
NORTHFIELD RESULTS
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--A Charger Mouse(D Hawk)15.806.803.20 Dancer Prancer(W Case
Saturday, November 17 (61 stories)
O give thanks unto the Lord, for he is good: because his mercy endureth for ever.
O give thanks unto the Lord, for he is good: because his mercy endureth for ever. Psalm 118:1
A $3 million lawsuit was filed this week in Stark County Common Pleas Court against the Rev. Dennis Bliss of St. Christine Church, Youngstown. The wrong name was listed in a story Friday.
Verifiable errors, omissions and clarifications are handled here. If you believe the information in
Without the burqa, Afghan women can breathe fresh air
Opinion: Of all those oppressed by Afghanistan's now rapidly retreating Taliban, none was kept under the
hHope is topic
hHope is topic CANFIELD -- Dave Dravecky, formerly of Boardman, and his wife, Jan, will speak
WEST FARMINGTON Police arrest teen on arson charges
Officials said the fires were set July 21. All the fires were set in a two-block area, officials
DAWUD W. ABDULLAH At Ramadan we reflect on teachings of love
The first Ramadan after Sept. 11 will definitely be a time for deep reflection. I enter the month
YOUNGSTOWN Temporary closings planned at LTV plant
Recent changes in LTV's contract with the Steelworkers union allow temporary plant shutdowns. By
AREA COLLEGES Friday's men's and women's games
MEN Texas Lutheran 82, Thiel 81 COLUMBUS -- Zeke Rodriguez hit two free throws with 15 seconds
Ursuline High student to attend conference
Ursuline High student to attend conference YOUNGSTOWN -- Rochelle Hurt, a Ursuline High School
YSU BASKETBALL Robic signs four-year extension
The third-year coach directed the Penguins to a 19-11 record last year. YOUNGSTOWN -- John Robic,
CAMPUS NOTES Achievements
WESTMINSTER COLLEGE Shannon L. Simmons, of East Palestine, and Anna E. Morris, of Hubbard, were
MARIA CARBONE HOWARD FRANK
MARIA CARBONE HOWARD FRANK YOUNGSTOWN -- Monsignor Michael Cariglio presided at a 1 p.m. ceremony
DR. SIDNEY A. RIBEAU Our nation's future lies in teachers' hands
Every day America's public schools touch the lives of more than one-half of the nation's population.
REGION
REGION Gas prices in NE Ohio average $1.14 per gallon YOUNGSTOWN -- Gasoline prices edged up in
Bishop urges donations for Rescue Mission
Bishop urges donations for Rescue Mission YOUNGSTOWN -- Bishop Thomas J. Tobin of the Catholic
COLLEGE FOOTBALL YSU needs win for berth
The Penguins have to win their final two games to stay in contention for the postseason. By PETE
Vikes claim Stringer had supplements
Vikes claim Stringer had supplements All-Pro tackle Korey Stringer had a locker full of
Former co-anchors reunite for awards
Former co-anchors reunite for awards Connie Chung and Dan Rather, who were paired in an ill-fated
INSIDE
INSIDE UThe Taliban leadership was reported Friday night to have agreed to turn over the key city
HERMITAGE Millage to drop, but taxes remain the same
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The real estate millage in the city will drop from 15 to 5 next year, but
SALEM Saturday events remain informal
A new service and fellowship program are aimed at people seeking something new. By NANCY TULLIS
MEGAN MACKOS JEREMY MOORE
MEGAN MACKOS JEREMY MOORE AUSTINTOWN -- Married at 2 p.m. Oct. 20 at Immaculate Heart of Mary
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL Line Drive Baseball/Softball Academy -- will offer hitting, pitching and
NILES SCHOOLS District stays out of watch category
A state education department spokesman said reports won't be final until March. By DENISE DICK
CLASS AA PLAYOFFS Sharon defense stifles Karns City
The Tigers built a 13-0 first half lead to hold off the Gremlins, 20-13. By PETE MOLLICA
YOUNGSTOWN Mistake leads to confusion
Callers were concerned that the mix-up might have implicated another priest, who is not involved.
Man is jailed in beating of woman
SHARON, Pa. -- Antonio D. White, 21, of George Street was in Mercer County Jail on $100,000 bond
Funds for sewer system
Funds for sewer system VIENNA -- U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr. of Poland, D-17th, announced
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Rudolph Johnson Jr., 52, of 56 E. Warren Ave., Youngstown, and
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS FRIDAY 1st--Go Go Tiger(Case)3.602.802.60 Dustaurus(R Tharps)3.403.00
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Report on 911 system expected in few weeks
Voters could be asked next fall to approve a telephone bill surcharge to pay for the service. By
BOARDMAN Program aims to prevent domestic violence
The program is to get a plan together to prevent family violence in Trumbull, Mahoning and
ANGELA PETTENATI FRANK RESTAINO
ANGELA PETTENATI FRANK RESTAINO GIRARD -- The Rev. Martin Susko officiated at 2 p.m. Oct. 6 at St.
Two perfect summer months
Opinion: All perfect isn't equal. How can that be, you ask? Perfect is perfect. Let's let writer and
Pupils size up food science by doing some testing
Lisa Primerano of the Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh shows pupils the size of the world's
YSU extends Robic's contract
YSU extends Robic's contract John Robic, the third-year Youngstown State University men's
UNION TOWNSHIP Workers receive raises in contract
The supervisors will take up the issue of what time they should meet in January. By MARY
BCI to investigate roles of detectives in Niles bar brawl
State agents are expected to talk to the sheriff Monday, officials said. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
YOUNGSTOWN U.S. companies to provide screeners for airports
YOUNGSTOWN -- The airline security bill passed Friday in Congress includes language sponsored by
Goldberg's home, cars to be sold
The ex-lawyer's wife still lives in the house, but she has agreed to move out by Dec. 1. By BOB
Bracelets cheered rescuers
The idea was generated by the mothers of two fifth-graders. By MARY SMITH VINDICATOR
Poland's rally magic vanishes
The Bulldogs, who had rallied for two straight playoff wins, were unable to come back against Lake
Horsing around in college
Horsing around in college California has the most colleges where you can study horses, i.e.
LAWRENCE COUNTY Humane shelter receives funds for spaying, neutering
Lawrence County residents on cash assistance from the state are eligible for the program. By LAURE
Muslim envoys plan to pray at White House
COMBINED DISPATCHES WASHINGTON -- On Monday, President Bush will greet 50 ambassadors from Muslim
Teen seeks abortion without parents' approval
The 16-year-old high school student plans to attend college. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
PREP SCORES, SUMMARIES & amp; SCHEDULE
FRIDAY'S SUMMARIES DIVISION III MENTOR LAKE CATHOLIC 21, POLAND 0 Poland0000--0 Lake
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Joseph and Linda Perrotta, 27 E. Liberty St., Girard, boy, Nov. 16. Laria
CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS Church services The Vindicator will run a listing of area services that are open to
Most shopping malls around the country will officially open the holiday shopping season this weekend
Most shopping malls around the country will officially open the holiday shopping season this weekend
Poland's comeback run ends
The Bulldogs, who had rallied for two straight playoff wins, were unable to come back a third time
Beaver Township trustees will meet in an executive session at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday to discuss pending
Beaver Township trustees will meet in an executive session at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday to discuss pending
Woman celebrates turning 112 years old
Charlotte Benkner has many memories, but the best are of the love she received from her parents.
Messiah performance
Messiah performance NEW CASTLE -- The New Castle Music Club will present its 61st annual
HIRAM COLLEGE Biomed major to address ethics
Students study medical issues from different perspectives and develop solutions drawing on a range
REV. DANIEL ROHAN At Thanksgiving, we think of blessings
Thanksgiving is the consummate American holiday. Other nations may have celebrations related to the
POLITICS Candidate is clear on his stance
The attorney general candidate says he is going to work hard to win over the voters of Northeast
South Range subdued by big plays, Franklin
Tony Franklin rushed for 306 yards and three touchdowns, spearheading Bedford St. Peter Chanel to a
CLUB CALENDAR
AUXILIARIES XSouthington American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 11 a.m. Thursday at the legion
Friday, November 16 (65 stories)
FARRELL EPA: Former Sharon Steel site pollutes river
Some contaminants have shown up in nearby residential water wells. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
Guns reported stolen
Guns reported stolen ELLSWORTH -- Among the items reported taken during a burglary sometime
YOUNGSTOWN Punch brings jail time
Nelson said he snapped when another resident pulled a chair out from under him at CCA. By BOB
OHIO POLL Consumer confidence declines
More than half of those polled believe their family finances will stay the same next year. By
YOUNGSTOWN Board of control
The city's board of control approved these items Thursday: Severance of $1,205 for Lloyd Cain, a
LOWELLVILLE Teacher strike looms if district talks fail
The district ranks last in average teacher salary among 14 Mahoning County school districts. By
MERCER In car theft, man forgoes process
At least three other police departments also have charges against him. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.602.75 Banc One, .84,36.7636.81 Clear Channel, 48.48
FOOD AND CLOTHING SURPLUS
FOOD AND CLOTHING SURPLUS Austintown Community Church, 242 S. Canfield-Niles Road, Austintown,
COLUMBIANA School district to adopt open-enrollment plan
There will be a cap on the number of pupils accepted for each grade. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
WARREN Gas mart resolves gouging
Consumers who paid inflated gas prices can show a receipt and get a refund. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
MAHONING COUNTY Indictments
A Mahoning County grand jury indicted these people Thursday: Jacob T. DiCarlo, 21, Ayrshire Drive,
SHARON A red, white and blue day at school
The public recognition of 11 school district employees who have served in the military was a
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses James Bryant Jr., 44, of 115 Chicago Ave., Youngstown, and
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Jennifer Klopta and Cristobal Ruiz, Canfield, girl, Nov. 15. William and Melissa
COLLEGE PREVIEW YSU basketball
YSU MEN Who: YSU (0-0) vs. Evansville (0-0) When: 8:05 p.m. Saturday. Where: Roberts Stadium,
MCDONALD Panel seeks ways to fund athletic facilities upgrade
The board also renewed contracts with its top four administrators. By MARY SMITH VINDICATOR
WARREN Packard trust fund expects upswing
The band's immediate financial outlook is fine, a Packard trustee said. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
MRDD board renews contract with firm
BOARDMAN -- The Mahoning County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities has
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XYoungstown Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Association will meet
JACKSON-MILTON SCHOOLS State proposal reduces cost of new building
The new plan calls for a much smaller levy to raise the district's local share of construction
AT A GLANCE
AT A GLANCE Construction contracts The school board awarded contracts for the new middle school
Commissioners agree to buy anti-virus computer software
The county's servers have not been infected. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN
LISBON MRDD plans to turn old store into facility
The agency will next seek county commissioners' approval to hire an architect. By NORMAN LEIGH
NILES Middle school contracts get OK
The contract for electrical work was narrowly approved. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
WARREN Judge forbids young kids in courtroom
The judge said those in court should find a child-care provider. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
NATION
NATION HP, Compaq CEOs decline merger bonuses SAN FRANCISCO -- Facing a potential shareholder
YOUNGSTOWN Councilmen push for city, board talks
The arena board president and a councilman want an agreement soon. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
NILES Bar scuffle leads to investigation
The deputies are both good officers, the sheriff says. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and DENISE DICK
YOUNGSTOWN Agency sues over lost contract, workers
The agency says its business suffered when it lost a contract for about 150 positions in the
UNION TOWNSHIP Questions arise over hiring of accountants
One supervisor wants to know why township supervisors are being replaced. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK
A list of organizations and agencies that will have free dinners on and around Thanksgiving, as
A list of organizations and agencies that will have free dinners on and around Thanksgiving, as
But when they got there, the cupboards were bare
Opinion: Unless area residents dig a little deeper into pockets that may seem to have little left to give,
YSU
YSU Charter offered for Marshall game YOUNGSTOWN -- Pan Atlas Travel of Youngstown is offering a
LAWRENCE COUNTY Woman pleads guilty to stabbing
Alesia Ward has been in jail since her arrest in February. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
Pa. sues company for failing to pay on used-car warranties
HARRISBURG -- A former Lackawanna County used-car warranty company is accused of accepting payments
TRUMBULL COUNTY Juvenile court officials conduct first sweep for truant pupils
Court officials said similar sweeps will take place about every three months. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
MEETING ROUNDUP School boards Business matters handled by area school boards Thursday:
WEST BRANCH UApproved a resolution to start annexation proceedings for land owned in Smith
GAIL WHITE Leonardi's legend lives on in Air Force band
Many of you may remember a column I wrote several months ago about Youngstown State University music
YOUNGSTOWN Couple files suit against priest, diocese
The suit accuses the priest of engaging in sexual and ethical misconduct. YOUNGSTOWN -- A local
No benefits to area if 17th District is split apart
Opinion: No benefits to area if 17th District is split apart EDITOR: It is my sincere belief that the
CLEAN AIR ACT Bill's fate up in the air
Jeffords' bill would essentially 'put coal out of business,' an Ohio senator said. By CHRIS SHOTT
POLICE CALLS Boardman, Poland
Summary of police activity: BOARDMAN Nov. 8 Arrest: A 14-year-old Boardman girl was arrested
WARREN Employees, county talk benefits costs
Talks were on this morning. Both sides say progress has been made. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
Poundstone jailed for half a day
Poundstone jailed for half a day LOS ANGELES -- Troubled comedian Paula Poundstone spent several
Local bus station notices increase in ridership
YOUNGSTOWN -- Ridership continues to grow at Western Reserve Transit Authority where double-digit
YOUNGSTOWN Child support agency won't move for now
The lease can be extended if necessary. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
BOARDMAN Caring for the victims of rape
Officers from around the area were invited to the seminar. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
TWO-DEEP CHART YSU vs. Elon
YOUNGSTOWN STATE OFFENSE LT (73) -- Pat Crummey (6-4, 285, Sr.); (66) -- Josh Davis (6-5, 280,
Farm gives evergreens to help U.S. troops celebrate holidays
Several evergreen trees are harvested from Pioneer Trails Tree Farm in Poland as part of a project
YOUNGSTOWN Murder accomplice sentenced to 6 years
The man will serve time for driving the getaway car and providing a gun. By BOB JACKSON
Firefighters head to NY
Firefighters head to NY LIBERTY -- Two members of the township fire department were scheduled to
WARREN County workers may assume benefits costs
CSEA employees have been asked to pick up 10 percent of their insurance plan cost. By STEPHEN SIFF
Another Ohio downtown loses its department store
Opinion: Another Ohio downtown loses its department store Soon only two of Ohio's three Cs -- its biggest
Christmas Eve closing
Christmas Eve closing MERCER -- The Mercer County Courthouse will close at noon Christmas Eve.
MAHONING VALLEY Increase in bus ridership continues, WRTA reports
More adults are using the bus service at night to get to work. By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR
Humming a few bars
Opinion: The "tables down at Morry's" may still be full, but finally the tables down at Ernie McDoogell's
BOARDMAN Red Cross member recalls China trip amid terror attacks
The Sept. 11 attacks on the United States even affected air travel in China. By PAUL WHEATLEY
YOUNGSTOWN Loiter law faces test
The judge on this case caused the city's loud music ordinance to be fine tuned. By PATRICIA MEADE
Groups ready floats for holiday parade
Groups ready floats for holiday parade HERMITAGE, Pa. --The city will have its fourth annual
OHIO LEGISLATURE 2 main proposals would drastically change 17th District
The plan endorsed by the Republican congressional caucus splits Mahoning and Columbiana counties in
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFF SCHEDULE
OHIO REGIONAL FINALS DIVISION I All games 7 p.m. Saturday At Akron Rubber Bowl (4) Warren
Thursday, November 15 (67 stories)
FRIDAY
Champion Township trustees, 8:30 a.m., special executive session in the township building to discuss
Scuffle over baseball bat leads to domestic violence charge
CANFIELD -- A Northview Drive man was arrested Wednesday night after he wrestled with police over
Tobacco trust funds going to balance state budget
Opinion: Tobacco trust funds going to balance state budget EDITOR: I am writing in response to our state
NILES Accord on JEDD causes concerns
It would be the first such agreement in the county. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Coaching moves
Coaching moves Former Ohio State football coach John Cooper says he would be interested in the
Raiders have brains in addition to brawn
Three of South Range's standouts are co-valedictorians of their close-knit senior class. By BILL
Parent forum planned in Canfield
School officials also are thinking about meeting with residents to discuss busing. By IAN HILL
HOWLAND Man hurt in police car crash dies
The part-time officer has been off duty since the crash. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Athlete, older sister fined for partying
CANFIELD -- A Mahoning County Court judge found a Canfield High School soccer player and his older
SHARPSVILLE Council plans cuts to offset budget
Residents probably will see their water rates climb by 15 percent next year. SHARPSVILLE, Pa. --
YOUNGSTOWN Police chief makes plans to retire
The chief says the position of top cop has been 'one hell of an experience.' By PATRICIA MEADE
DIVISION V FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS South Range in first regional final
The Raiders collide with Bedford St. Peter Chanel on Friday at Canton Central Catholic. By BILL
At superintendent's request, board will vote on contract
A band student's mother praised the superintendent. SHARON, Pa. -- Superintendent Richard Rossi's
Senior center plans seminar for caregivers
Senior center plans seminar for caregivers WARREN -- SCOPE Senior Center will have a seminar from
AMERICAN RED CROSS To calm donors, agency changes policies for funds
The organization had planned to hold back some donations in case of a future terrorist attack. By
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: Nov. 1 Robbery: Police arrested at 28-year-old Youngstown woman, a
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Cynthia Simonson and William Fay Jr., 244 N. Redgate Lane, Youngstown, boy, Nov. 12
GIRARD Mayor says federal money isn't enough for dam repairs
The mayor will ask Traficant if more money is available. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
MERCER COUNTY Housing authority keeps center as partnership
The partners will put a total of $84,000 into center programs next year. By HAROLD GWIN
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Neil M. Spitler, 20, of 311 Alexander St., Youngstown, and
WARREN Police try to ID 2nd suspect in beating of JFK grid player
Other than several bruises, the 14-year-old is OK, his mother said. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
MERCER COUNTY Steel alignment problem brings viaduct project to halt
The new bridge has a slight 'S' shape, according to the county bridge engineer. By HAROLD GWIN
AREA LOCATIONS
AREA LOCATIONS How to help Food or monetary donations for the organizations listed in the story
WARREN Anthrax scare affects local SATs
Students can retake the test Dec. 15 at Warren G. Harding High School. By RON COLE VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Men seek new trials in mob-related cases
Lawyers say the trio's double-jeopardy right was violated, among other things. By BOB JACKSON
CITY COUNCIL Agenda
Council also handled there matters: Approved a pact with the 23-member Warren Management
The building has much more space and an activity room tailored for children.
The building has much more space and an activity room tailored for children. By JOHN W. GOODWIN
WARREN 2 from Howland football team accused of beating JFK player
One of the two suspects is Howland's homecoming king, school officials said. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Home run king hangs up his bat and his career
Opinion: Mark McGwire, who energized Major League Baseball with his home run-hitting derby, could have stayed
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Hearings aim to eke out a budget
Departmental budget requests total nearly twice the amount that's available. By NORMAN LEIGH
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY As a matter of chorus, singers are women of note
It was dreadful. Absolutely irritating. Her daughter wouldn't take singing lessons. And she was
Lawrence County Prison Board will try to resolve dispute
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Lawrence County Prison Board members agreed to keep their disagreements over a
By DAVID SKOLNICK
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER POLAND -- Gov. Bob Taft said he was disappointed at
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFF SCHEDULE
OHIO REGIONAL FINALS DIVISION I All games 7 p.m. Saturday At Akron Rubber Bowl (4) Warren
SHARON SCHOOLS Panel drafts revised policy
Pupils would have to meet PIAA academic requirements and maintain passing grades in core curriculum
MAHONING VALLEY Anthrax foul-up holds up SAT scores, vexes students
Students can retake the test Dec. 15 at Harding at no charge. By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION
WARREN Funds to aid DUI crackdown
The hope is that new programs will deter alcohol-related offenses. WARREN -- State grants will
MVSD State motions for end to suit
The attorney general claims the construction company cannot countersue. By DAVID SKOLNICK
FOOD AND CLOTHING
FOOD AND CLOTHING Friends House Chapel Church, 192 Haseltine Ave., Youngstown, 9 to 10 a.m.
Trial ends abruptly for R.E.M. guitarist
Trial ends abruptly for R.E.M. guitarist LONDON -- Before the second day of R.E.M. guitarist Peter
COLLEGE FOOTBALL Elon coach familiar with YSU
Al Seagraves competed against Youngstown State in the 1992 Division I-AA playoffs. By PETE MOLLICA
MAHONING COUNTY Stopping suicide for public health
By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- A coordinated approach is needed to
Hubbard swears in councilwoman
Hubbard swears in councilwoman HUBBARD -- Lisha Pompili-Baumiller of Center Street has been sworn
Garbage pickup next week in Warren will run Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, with no
Garbage pickup next week in Warren will run Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, with no
NILES Needs are focus of discussion after audit
The treasurer said she hasn't refused to meet with council members. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
Red Cross turnaround on donations won't be enough to satisfy critics
Opinion: In the aftermath of the September 11 tragedies, $543 million flowed into the coffers of the American
Three Valley projects to get funding
WASHINGTON -- U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant said he included language in the federal agriculture
YOUNGSTOWN Bar to close permanently
The bar will close the day before Thanksgiving. By JOHN W. GOODWIN Jr. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
MATCH-UP YSU vs. Elon
7-2Record2-8 33.2Points per game19.2 16.2Points allowed30.1 383.0Total offense287.5
YSU WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Good showing good way to start year
The Penguins won 89-84 by holding off a team of mixed veterans. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR
Counterfeit bills are passed in Salem
Counterfeit bills are passed in Salem SALEM -- Police are investigating the source of two
SUICIDE Warning signs
According to Help Hotline, these are some signs that someone may be contemplating suicide: Talk
MAHONING VALLEY Lack of donations causes food banks to face shortages
Monetary donations are best way to offer help, an official said. By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR
WARREN Howland seniors to face court in beating of JFK ninth-grader
Other than several bruises, the 14-year-old is OK, his mother said. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
A show of unity at Cardinal Mooney
YOUNGSTOWN -- Students at Cardinal Mooney High School discarded the school's long established dress
Firefighters to march
Firefighters to march YOUNGSTOWN -- More than 300 members of the Mahoning County Firefighters
SPENDING PLAN
SPENDING PLAN General fund budget Columbiana County commissioners are meeting with department
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Ohio football playoffs
What: Division V regional final. When: Friday, 7:30 p.m. Where: Canton Central Catholic
Cavs lose again
Cavs lose again John Lucas might have to bend some rules if the Cleveland Cavaliers are going to
YOUNGSTOWN Order forces closing of bar
Last week, the state division of liquor control suspended the bar from selling liquor. By PATRICIA
OHIO Counties fret over tax, fund proposal
The full Senate will take up the GOP proposal today. By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
DARK FILM: In "The Deep End," Goran Visnjic portrays a mob boss's enforcer who wants to trade a
DARK FILM: In "The Deep End," Goran Visnjic portrays a mob boss's enforcer who wants to trade a
YSU Midyear tuition increase planned
Four public universities in Ohio have already approved midyear tuition increases. By RON COLE
NEW CASTLE Board tables school project hiring
Board members hired Atty. Charles P. Sapienza to be school board solicitor. By LAURE CIOFFI
Artificial heart recipient goes back on ventilator
Artificial heart recipient goes back on ventilator LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Artificial heart recipient
ISLAMIC FUNDAMENTALISM | Q & amp; A Expert explains tenets and interpretations of Islam
Islam is one of the world's largest -- and fastest-growing -- religions. Yet its most basic tenets
Wednesday, November 14 (63 stories)
YOUNGSTOWN STATE FOOTBALL 'Special' players direct seniors into home finale
Greg Giannios, Steve Valley and Andre Coleman have played important roles on special teams. By
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
FRIDAY Holy Trinity Church, 250 Bridge St., Struthers, will be taking orders for potato, cabbage
WARREN City council to vote on contract
Neither group is being offered pension pickup. WARREN -- City council will decide whether
POLICE BLOTTER
POLICE BLOTTER Canfield, Austintown Summary of police activity: CANFIELD CITY Nov. 10
AUSTINTOWN General Electric begins to cut positions at plant
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER AUSTINTOWN -- Fifteen employees will work their
MEETING ROUNDUP Township trustees
A recap of business handled Tuesday night. BOARDMAN UApproved the purchase of two copy machines
YOUNGSTOWN CIC plan offers new site to CSB
The new building would be centrally located across the street from the bus transportation hub. By
MAHONING TOWNSHIP, PA. Adult-business ordinance gets approval by officials
The township doesn't have any adult businesses right now. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR
MERCER COUNTY 3 communities will vote on police contract
The commission also agreed to provide security on public transportation buses in Farrell and
HANOVER TOWNSHIP Project will make intersection safer
By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU HANOVERTON -- Ohio and Columbiana County officials are
LEADERS YSU in NCAA rankings
TEAM STATISTICS (National leader in parentheses) Rushing Offense: YSU 6th, 260.78 (Georgia
LEETONIA Public park plagued by vandalism
Vandalism investigations have been ongoing, the chief said. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM
The Thursday meeting of the Weathersfield Township Board of Zoning Appeals has been canceled.
The Thursday meeting of the Weathersfield Township Board of Zoning Appeals has been canceled.
THANKSGIVING Dinner is served
A list of organizations and agencies that will have free dinners on and around Thanksgiving, as
Federal government grants $2.5M for 3 Valley projects
WASHINGTON -- A project in Columbiana County and two in Trumbull County received $2,485,000 in
U.N. must take lead to restore political order in Kabul
Opinion: It wasn't exactly a scene out of a World War II movie, where French villagers poured into the
NEW CASTLE Six teachers expected to resign
School board members are expected to put a one-year moratorium on all student trips outside the
Trustees approve zoning change
NORTH JACKSON -- Jackson Township trustees approved a zoning change to allow construction of a new
Pupils show gratitude for safety workers
BOARDMAN -- A regular board of trustees meeting here Tuesday turned into a tribute to the men and
YOUNGSTOWN Phar-Mor tries to woo shoppers with ads
The drugstore chain is increasing its advertising to try to draw shoppers back. By DON SHILLING
Arrested after car fire
Arrested after car fire WARREN -- After a fight with his sister and brother, a 29-year-old
MAHONING, SHENANGO VALLEYS Group honors top fund-raiser, volunteers
Philanthropy and volunteerism are unique to America, said YSU's president. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Angel L. Rivera, 41, of 1023 Oak St., Youngstown, and Miriam
POLAND Bulldogs pull out big wins like '99
Mentor Lake Catholic is Poland's biggest challenge yet. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Friday night playoff football
POLAND vs. MENTOR LAKE CATHOLIC What: Division III, Region 9 final. When: 7:30. Where:
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Timothy and Lissa Knisely, 462 Hickory Hollow, Canfield, girl, Nov. 13. David and
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.30 2.59 Banc One,.84,35.9936.05 Clear Channel, 46.30
COLUMBIANA CO. 4 to face child-rape charges
The three victims were pre-teen girls. LISBON -- A Columbiana County grand jury recently handed
City council to vote on backing redistricting
City council to vote on backing redistricting WARREN -- City council will vote tonight on a
LAWRENCE COUNTY DA will probe gripes on ads
The district attorney will be asked to investigate for any election code violations. By LAURE
LIBERTY Trailer park owner faces deadline to fix electric service
One resident was shocked and called the fire department. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
WARREN Packard honors plants for perfection
Packard wants all of its plants to have perfect quality next summer when new vehicles are launched.
REGION
REGION Trade school to head up truck-driving program NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The New Castle School of
Use Smoke-Out as reason to quit smoking now
Opinion: Use Smoke-Out as reason to quit smoking now EDITOR: I am always surprised to see how many people
VEHICLE SALES
VEHICLE SALES Mahoning Valley Car dealers in the Mahoning Valley had an excellent month in
YOUNGSTOWN CIC proposal offers new downtown site to CSB
The new building would be centrally located across the street from the bus transportation hub. By
Parents announce Fike and Petty engagement
NORTH JACKSON -- Melissa Marie Fike, 54 S. Salem-Warren Road, and Kevin Dale Petty, 2244 N. Sharon-
Strollo trying to fill '02 schedule
The 2001 Youngstown State University football season is winding down with just two regular season
NEW CASTLE Election-ad gripes go to Lawrence DA
The district attorney will be asked to investigate for any election code violations. By LAURE
WARREN City seeks tax waiver for property
The city is waiting for the EPA to say no further remediation is needed. WARREN -- The city plans
GAIL WHITE Transplant recipients share fabric of life
When Don DiVito of Boardman was 34, he found himself feeling tired and run down. It was like he had
MAHONING VALLEY United Way drive to run extra weeks
The Mahoning Valley Better Business Bureau contributed $20,000 to the United Way campaigns. By
WARREN Recycling employees indicted on criminal damaging charges
The wood that was being brought to the company was coming from a cabinet maker in Geauga County, a
Evanick-Nolfi engagement is made known
David Evanick of Homer City, Pa., and Paulette Berquist of Hillsville, Pa., are announcing the
Bill to help save abandoned babies
WASHINGTON -- An initiative to support local programs that help prevent deaths of abandoned babies
HAPPY 112TH BIRTHDAY! Charlotte Benkner
Born: Nov. 16, 1889 Residence: Formerly of Tucson, Ariz., now lives at Glenellen Senior Suites and
NEO INLAND ALL-DISTRICT FOOTBALL 5 players, 2 coaches are top picks
Maurice Clarett, Anthony Smith, Josh Cayson, Doug Datish and Jason King were chosen as players of
Liberal coalition plans fight over welfare law
Liberal coalition plans fight over welfare law WASHINGTON -- A coalition of liberals is vowing to
LEETONIA Vandalism plagues facilities at Cherry Valley public park
Vandalism investigations have been ongoing, the chief said. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM
Bajerski, Bero, Mitolo give QB Clayton room to operate
The Bulldogs are not a one-man show. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF POLAND -- With
Slain man found by city work crew
YOUNGSTOWN -- A city police report does not identify by name, age or address a homicide victim found
Forest Whitaker in talks for 'Fat Albert'
Forest Whitaker in talks for 'Fat Albert' Forest Whitaker is in talks to direct "Fat Albert," a
MAHONING COUNTY Study on lawyers' fees is in limbo
The woman who did the study is off sick and could remain off until March. By BOB JACKSON
COLUMBUS Revoke Ohio EPA's power to enforce federal laws, environmentalists urge
An Ohio EPA spokeswoman says some but not all of the complaints have merit. By JEFF ORTEGA
DECISION TIME Boardman's Russo picks YSU for college career
Her coach says she draws more fouls than any player in Ohio and makes opponents pay with her
RATES Certificates of deposit The table shows the annual percentage yield as of Nov. 14. All yields given in percent. Balances required vary, and some banks offer lower yields if certain balances
2891612183660 INSTITUTIONDAYDAYMOSMOSMOSMOSMOS Associated School--3.043.303.513.714.02
CRAIG BEACH Pay ordinance leaves $2,510 in general fund
The mayor had to discipline an employee for violating a village ordinance. By TELA DURBIN
WEATHERSFIELD Cemetery chapel to be renovated
Trustees hired a new police officer and set new guidelines for the cemetery maintenance. By MARY
Prison a good place for perpetually drunken driver
Opinion: Curtis Sears of Dayton, now awaiting trial for what could be his 19th drunken driving conviction,
Plea in rape charges
Plea in rape charges YOUNGSTOWN -- Chaz D. Bunch, 17, of Willis Avenue, pleaded innocent Tuesday
Tuesday, November 13 (50 stories)
MEETING DIGEST Township trustees
BROOKFIELD The township trustees handled theses matters at their Monday night meeting. UFire
REDISTRICTING Letter opposes division
The Mahoning Valley can best use its resources as one congressional district, the chamber president
The law is catching up with illegal dumping
Opinion: Until last year, those who didn't want to pay the cost of properly disposing of their trash had
STAGE REVIEW Broadway Series opens with 'My Fair Lady'
An excellent cast and good production values made for a solid performance. By GARRY L. CLARK
Council takes manager off interim status
EAST PALESTINE -- City council gave City Manager Gary Clark a vote of confidence, removing him from
ODOT project plans
ODOT project plans RAVENNA -- Friday is the deadline for submitting questions or comments to the
WEDNESDAY
Canfield Township trustees, 7:30 p.m., township hall. Lowellville Board of Education, 7 p.m., high
POLAND Segment of trail is nearly complete
The path will give patrons safe passage under the state Route 170 bridge to the new public library.
Date announced for Mayhew-Platt open wedding
CANFIELD -- Plans for the winter wedding of Ellie Mayhew, 150 Callahan Road, and A.J. Platt, 3895
Medal heals Vietnam vet
Several other military honors were presented during a ceremony. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
PRICE MEMORIAL AME ZION CHURCH, 920 DRYDEN AVE., YOUNGSTOWN, VARIOUS COMMODITIES, 10 A.M. TO NOON WEDNESDAY. BRING IDENTIFICATION.
Food distribution notices are to be submitted by 3 p.m. the day before they are to be published.
CORTLAND Mayor suggests architectural review
The mayor says she wants to make sure the buildings under construction are attractive. By PEGGY
Tami Johnson, Nicholas Rowe to be married
AUSTINTOWN -- Tami Lyn Johnson and Nicholas R. Rowe, both of 4853 Westchester Drive, are engaged.
General Assembly puts tobacco industry first
Opinion: General Assembly puts tobacco industry first EDITOR: I am disappointed by the lack of leadership
REGION District awards diplomas to vets
Three of the diplomas were posthumous awards. FARRELL, Pa. -- The Farrell Area School District
NILES Online forum sets up new rules
Those who want to post messages must register with a user name and e-mail address. By DENISE DICK
Today is Tuesday, Nov. 13, the 317th day of 2001. There are 48 days left in the year. On this date
Opinion: Today is Tuesday, Nov. 13, the 317th day of 2001. There are 48 days left in the year. On this date
NATION
NATION Magazine will take new tone LOS ANGELES-- Ms. magazine will adopt an activist tone when
CORTLAND Mayor suggests design review
The mayor says she wants to make sure the buildings under construction are attractive. By PEGGY
Prisoner escapes
Prisoner escapes NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- New Castle police are searching for a Youngstown man who
Ex-POW speaks at Westminster College
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- A New Wilmington native who spent three years as a prisoner of war in Vietnam
Waterline breaks
Waterline breaks EAST PALESTINE -- East Palestine High School and middle school are closed today
YOUNGSTOWN Mother: I will work for changes in system
Ohio doesn't have state-run residential treatment facilities for the mentally ill. By BOB JACKSON
GIRARD Union president: Safety of public won't suffer
City firefighters have been reasonable in dealing with the city, their union leader says. By TIM
Income tax revenue falls short
EAST PALESTINE -- With about six weeks left in the year, city income tax revenue is $200,000 short
SUNDAY'S GAMES
SUNDAY'S GAMES Atlanta 20, Dallas 13 Miami 27, Indianapolis 24 St. Louis 48, Carolina 14
REUNIONS
XBoardman High School Class of 1982 will hold a 20-year reunion from 7 to 11 p.m. Nov. 29, 2002, at
LIQUOR CONTROL
LIQUOR CONTROL Permits The Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
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CURBSTONE COACHES South Range makes big impression on Yeagley
The Raiders coach and Chaney's Ron Berdis spoke at Monday's luncheon. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR
Retailers expect items to fly off the shelves
The movie release is expected to work magic on sales of Harry Potter toys and clothes. By DON
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Park district must live with levy loss
Had it passed, the measure would have raised property taxes only slightly, a park official said.
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Floral, herbal shop blooms in woman's home
Dolly Vivalo has a back room unlike anyone else's. To begin with, it smells splendid, permeated
FARRELL SCHOOLS Deficits cut into fund
The district has $365,000 in its savings account. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
Raedine Bridge, Michael Listopad to wed in May
Announcement is being made of the engagement of Raedine Bridge, a daughter of James and Genevieve
Dawn Rispinto, Michael Musolino to wed May 18
NEW MIDDLETOWN -- The engagement of their daughter, Dawn Marie Rispinto, and Michael Vincent
OHIO SCHOOLS Looking for ways to attract teachers
Trumbull and Mahoning counties are represented on the governor's new commission. By AMANDA C.
FLAG FOOTBALL
FLAG FOOTBALL Valley Sports in Struthers -- is where an Indoor 4-on-4 league will be played in the
GETTING IT RIGHT
The community Thanksgiving dinner at The Way Station of Columbiana will be from 1 to 3 p.m. Nov. 21.
STRUTHERS Councilman defends questions
The victim originally listed a councilman as a suspect. By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
HERMITAGE Appeals court supports Stacey house demolition
Raymond Stacey said he and his mother are considering their options but aren't about to give up the
Mellencamp measures success by response
Mellencamp measures success by response INDIANAPOLIS -- John Mellencamp is pleased with having
INSIDE/A7
INSIDE/A7 UInvestigators scoured wreckage in search of the flight data recorder from the jetliner
'Tragedy,' not 'terrorism,' should have come to mind
Opinion: Did anyone who saw pictures of the thick black smoke rising from the wreckage of a jetliner in
BROWNFIELDS Another area rep on panel
Having two legislators on the state council will give Valley projects a fair shake, a chamber
INSIDE
INSIDE UEnding atrocities on all fronts in Afghanistan gets new attention. A3 URed Cross leaders
Kids find heroes close to home
Many of the pupils said their parents or their grandparents are their heroes. By IAN HILL
4th Ward Block Watch
4th Ward Block Watch GIRARD -- The 4th Ward Block Watch will meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the
Monday, November 12 (42 stories)
Robbery in Austintown
Robbery in Austintown AUSTINTOWN -- An employee of Econolodge on Seventy-Six Drive tried to foil a
YWCA offers variety of classes, lecture
YWCA offers variety of classes, lecture WARREN -- The YWCA, 375 N. Park Ave., is offering a host
BRACEVILLE Down to the toss of a coin?
Official election results are to be announced Nov. 26. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
OHIO Committee seeks ways to save sites
The issues involve protecting financial aspects of the historical sites as well as the historical
JENNIFER SHOOK DANIEL WAGNER
JENNIFER SHOOK DANIEL WAGNER BOARDMAN -- The Oct. 6 wedding of Jennifer Rae Shook, 17265 Mock
WORKERS' COMP County tries to reduce costs
All workers' compensation claims are handled in-house instead of by a contractor, a director said.
Thiel fraternity to be honored by Legislature
Thiel fraternity to be honored by Legislature GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Phi Theta Phi fraternity at Thiel
MELISSA CROSS BRUCE GAUS
MELISSA CROSS BRUCE GAUS HOWLAND -- Howland Community Church was the setting Oct. 6 for the
KATHLEEN KRAYNAK ROBERT KAPALA JR.
KATHLEEN KRAYNAK ROBERT KAPALA JR. YOUNGSTOWN -- Kathleen Corbett Kraynak, 6 Mill St., Pepperell,
WORTH A LOOK
AUCTIONS XAuxiliary to the Oblate Sisters will hold an art auction from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at
LISA MEADE JON CARPENTER
LISA MEADE JON CARPENTER BROOKFIELD -- Brookfield United Methodist Church was the setting at 3:30
LISBON County to begin work on protecting records
Some of the damaged records date back nearly half a century. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
HOWLAND Cruiser hits vehicle; 3 people are hurt
The officer was not responding to an emergency call when the crash occurred, the chief said. By
Railroad funds freed
Railroad funds freed SALEM -- A federal panel is freeing about $375,000 from the Columbiana County
YOUNGSTOWN CIC, city continue power struggle
There is agreement on how to deal with empty downtown buildings, but not over which agency should do
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Sandra Beach and Larry Groves, 854 Lincoln Ave., Niles, girl, Nov. 9. Jim and Jill
LOAN RATES ARE LOW, BUT PERSONAL FINANCE COLUMNIST JEFF BROWN SAYS THIS STILL MAY NOT BE THE TIME TO
LOAN RATES ARE LOW, BUT PERSONAL FINANCE COLUMNIST JEFF BROWN SAYS THIS STILL MAY NOT BE THE TIME TO
Airline hijackings won't keep these sisters grounded
The flight attendants say they overcame their fears, realizing that life goes on. By JoANNE
CIC Project list
Some projects that the Youngstown Central Area Community Improvement Corp. has been involved with
Girard's financial problem demand realistic solutions
Opinion: Several weeks ago, we suggested in this space that there was a silver lining in the state fiscal
NILES PLANT Ex-workers worry about 401K fund
Workers wonder why they haven't received their retirement money after their plant closed in January.
CANFIELD Hijackings won't ground four sisters
The flight attendants say they overcame their fears, realizing that life goes on. By JoANNE
COLUMBIANA CORNER Finally, there's a room well worth the weights
A new $350,000 weight room is seeing a lot of use at Crestview High School. Superintendent John
ALLISON POGUE DAVID CASEY
ALLISON POGUE DAVID CASEY WARREN -- Allison Pogue of 1039 W. Pleasant St., Oak Park, Ill., became
with William Leicht
with William Leicht Age: 56. Hometown: Boardman. Occupation: Accountant with a private
GINA MASCARELLA TIMOTHY FALTER
GINA MASCARELLA TIMOTHY FALTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Monsignor Robert Siffrin officiated at 2 p.m. Oct. 6
GERMANY
Opinion: GERMANY Frankfurter Allegemeine, Frankfurt, Nov. 5: The irritation aroused by the Franco-German-
LORDSTOWN Village seeks sewer grant
The grant would cover up to 50 percent of the project. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
ONE-ON-ONE | William Leicht Getting below surface with scuba-diving clerk
Who has most influenced your life? I lost my father at a young age. I was only 24, but he set the
A Veterans Day like no other as America finds itself at war
Opinion: What we now call Veterans Day was supposed to be a day to commemorate the war to end all wars, the
TUESDAY
Austintown Township trustees, 7 p.m., township building. Liberty Township trustees, 7:30 p.m.,
MERCER COUNTY Judge orders woman to repay victims
The woman is not allowed to go to Youngstown. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
AUSTINTOWN Girl's bake sale raises money for relief fund
BriAnne raised $110 at a bake sale to help the families of firefighters killed as a result of the
MAHONING COUNTY Efforts lead to slowdown in workers' comp claims
All workers' compensation claims are handled in-house instead of by a contractor, a director said.
TRUMBULL COUNTY Tech center, union continue contract talks
Health benefits and wages are the sticking points, the board leader said. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
Voting is patriotic; what happened to everyone?
Opinion: Voting is patriotic; what happened to everyone? EDITOR: I read with disgust Tuesday's election
GREATER FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH, 646 LAKEWOOD AVE., YOUNGSTOWN, VARIOUS COMMODITIES, 10 A.M. TUESDAY. BRING IDENTIFICATION.
Food and clothing distribution notices are to be submitted by 3 p.m. the day before they are to be
CRIME STOPPERS
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown A warrant for Rodney A. Hahn is the focus of Crime Stoppers of
Associated Press
Associated Press FABULOUS DARLING: With the return of Jennifer Saunders, left, as Edina and Joanna
Catholic bishops likely to elect black president
Catholic bishops likely to elect black president WASHINGTON -- Bishop Wilton Gregory is expected
Sunday, November 11 (118 stories)
TRUMBULL COUNTY The quest for council members
Show up at an Orangeville council meeting, and you might just be considered for a seat. By TIM
MAHONING VALLEY Cancer Society heads up smoke-free campaign
Middle school pupils are invited to take part in an antitobacco letter-writing contest. By WILLIAM
Associated Press
Associated Press GLIDING BY: Joe Hautman, a wildlife artist from Plymouth, Minn., beat out 245
FARRELL Resident urges city, schools to endorse citizenship awards
Pedas has put up $10,000 to fund the awards through the first five years. By HAROLD GWIN
OHIO Cottages take you back to nature
Renting a cottage is the perfect way to 'get away from it all' without leaving the comforts behind.
Agriculture program looks at environment
Managing manure for profitability will be a topic. SALEM -- The Columbiana Soil and Water
COURTS
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Divorces granted Jennifer Chadwicke vs. Christopher Chadwicke. Wendy Owsley
Group applies for grants to fix bike trail
The trail needs to be resurfaced. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU HILLSVILLE, Pa.
It was good for the spirit
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BOARDMAN -- William Roessler had tears in his eyes, Gary
Cancun!
By TOM UHLENBROCK ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Snapping up deals that seemed almost too good to be
Hoyles to mark golden jubilee at open house
BERLIN CENTER -- Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hoyle of 15497 Hoyle Road will be honored at an open house from 2
Browns due to win this party
Have you heard about the block party today? More precisely, the block, tackle, gouge and hitting
Hewitts observe 60th anniversary at family dinner
AUSTINTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hewitt of Austintown, who were married Nov. 29, 1941, in
KIMBERLY KLEIN GREGORY MORTON
KIMBERLY KLEIN GREGORY MORTON YOUNGSTOWN -- Kimberly Marie Klein and Gregory H. Morton, both of
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDSAY 1st--Christmas Glory(Umholtz)12.004.803.20 Zizi's Flight(G
JAMES DULLEY | Cutting utility bills Gas fireplaces offer both heat and ambiance
Q. I want to add a fireplace for supplemental heat and the ambiance, but I don't want the hassles of
SPEECH WINNERS Niles McKinley
Results from the T. Craig Bond Memorial Speech Tournament at Niles McKinley High School on Saturday.
LORDSTOWN Volunteers lament closing of environmental site
There was a dinner at TAMPEEL at which volunteers were told the site has been abandoned. By PEGGY
Outpouring of support moves N.Y. firefighters
lthough Paul Iannizzotto appreciates the thanks he has received from hundreds of Americans in recent
Area book signings
Area book signings Gloria Evangelista will be at LS Baskets & amp; Gifts in the Sutton Travel
WWII soldier visits graves in Europe
He especially wanted to pay his respects to a friend he made in basic training. By WILLIAM K.
The Kellams renew vows to mark 50th
RALEIGH, N.C. -- Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Kellam Jr. of Raleigh, formerly of the Youngstown area,
JENNIFER MCGREGOR CHRISTOPHER MCNALLY
JENNIFER MCGREGOR CHRISTOPHER MCNALLY HOUSTON -- Jennifer McGregor and Christopher M. McNally,
ANDREA FALGOUT | JOHN HIRT JR.
NEW ORLEANS -- Andrea Lynn Falgout and John T. Hirt Jr., both of San Bruno, Calif., exchanged
MIKE BRAUN Help for shooters with disabilities
There are more than a half-million sportsmen in the United States who pursue their favorite outdoors
Volunteers lament closing of environmental site
There was a dinner at TAMPEEL at which volunteers were told the site has been abandoned. By PEGGY
Kenney jubilee celebrated at family dinner
SALEM -- Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Kenney, 7765 W. South Range Road, were honored by family members as
SCOTT SHALAWAY Woolly bear parade signals winter's advent
Frost on the pumpkin, honking geese overhead, and a forest full of skeletal trees -- fall has come,
REGION
REGION Changing watch batteries makes this business tick NILES -- Watch Battery Express is a new
SCORE holds installation banquet
BOARDMAN -- New officers of the Service Corps of Retired Executives were installed Oct. 15 during a
SHARON Victim's parents to light torch
Light Up Night draws hundreds of people into the downtown business district. SHARON, Pa. --
SAMANTHA KOSTUR CHRISTOPHER EASH
SAMANTHA KOSTUR CHRISTOPHER EASH CANFIELD -- The Outer Banks of North Carolina was the honeymoon
JENNIFER BOEHMER JAY ANZELLOTTI
JENNIFER BOEHMER JAY ANZELLOTTI ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Samuel Colgate Memorial Chapel provided the
OTHER DETAILS Hunters with disabilities
UOne of the most comprehensive information sites on the Web for hunters with disabilities is the
Muslims should realize what world without the U.S. would be like
Opinion: Muslims should realize what world without the U.S. would be like EDITOR: This is to reply to
JACK WOLLITZ What's luck got to do with it?
Some anglers use the word "luck" in describing their on-the-water experiences, but the difference
Two local shooters claim honors
In all the confusion and panic surrounding the events of early September, a few pieces of
BOXING Liberty show
Under-card: Pairings for the six under-card bouts have been completed for the Nov. 21 show at the
MAHONING VALLEY Agriculture program looks at environment
Managing manure for profitability will be a topic. SALEM -- The Columbiana Soil and Water
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Health Center April Bever and Ryan McMasters, 17696 Redwood Road, Lake Milton, girl,
Victim's parents to light torch
Light Up Night draws hundreds of people into the downtown business district. SHARON, Pa. --
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of Nov. 11: TODAY Veterans Day, check posts for services. Post
BLOOD DRIVES
MONDAY Struthers Presbyterian Church, 110 Poland Ave., Struthers, 1:30 to 6:30 p.m. TUESDAY
During summer breaks, before football practice started at Niles McKinley High School, friends
During summer breaks, before football practice started at Niles McKinley High School, friends
MORE COVERAGE What's inside
Five New York City firefighters who survived the call to the burning World Trade Center will hop on
YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY
YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY Today -- Volleyball vs. IPFW, 3 p.m. Wednesday -- Women's basketball
VETERANS
VETERANS Man of the Year BOARDMAN -- J. Chester Franczkowski, 1233 Valley View Drive, was named
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL Line Drive -- Baseball/Softball Academy will offer hitting, pitching and
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO What: "Paper Doll" When: In previews through Thursday; opening night, 8 p.m. Friday;
PREP PLAYOFF SCORES & amp; SUMMARIES
SATURDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL OHIO REGIONAL SEMIFINALS DIVISION I Region 1 At Kent St. Dix
Teen bands to face off at Cleveland's Odeon
Teen bands to face off at Cleveland's Odeon Teen-age musicians, are you ready to rock? Apply now
NICOLE DOWELL MICHAEL SAHLI
NICOLE DOWELL MICHAEL SAHLI BOARDMAN -- The exchange of nuptial vows took place during a 2:30 p.m.
Program cracks down on litter, illegal dumping
Authorities secured eight illegal dumping convictions, and seven more pending cases look promising.
Getting 7-8 hours is crucial to good health
Just how important is a good night's sleep? Dr. Carl E. Hunt, Director of the National Center on
JULIE PURTON DEVLIN DETCHON
JULIE PURTON DEVLIN DETCHON YOUNGSTOWN -- Julie Ann Purton and Devlin Scott Detchon exchanged
Reduction in state funding forces YSU to cut spending
Opinion: It's a balancing act that would challenge even the most experienced tightrope walker: How to absorb
FICTION
FICTION 1. "Desecration" by Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins (Tyndale, $24.99). 2. "The Corrections"
Patriotic parade was good for the spirit
The crowd showed its appreciation for the veterans and firefighters who marched. By IAN HILL
SHOW SUPPORT
SHOW SUPPORT What to do The Department of Defense has announced new ways that Americans can show
FUND-RAISER WJWL and Fairhaven plan Holiday House
The three-day event will include a patron's night and public tours. WARREN -- Holiday House 2001,
PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA Fire ban on game lands Pennsylvania Game Commission Executive Director Vern Ross
CLEANUP
CLEANUP City costs Costs to clean up debris left in the devil strip and sidewalk when tenants
65th anniversary is observed by the Charltons
COLUMBIANA -- Mr. and Mrs. Myron Charlton, 337 W. Salem St., celebrated their 65th wedding
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go Dream Street will run at the Carnegie Museum of Art, 4400 Forbes Ave.,
Sooners win again
Sooners win again Oklahoma's defense did not give up a touchdown for the second straight week in a
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN REGION Changing watch batteries makes this business tick NILES --
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
YOUNGSTOWN -- Stephanie Corinaldi, a home health aide with the Youngstown office of Cambridge Home
SALLY REZEK GARY JONES
SALLY REZEK GARY JONES GIRARD -- Monsignor Martin Susko solemnized the marriage of Sally A. Rezek,
Masonic district installs new leader
LEETONIA -- Robert Myers, worshipful master of Leetonia Masonic Lodge 401, welcomed more than 90
KARA KRALIK JAMES MORGAN JR.
KARA KRALIK JAMES MORGAN JR. YOUNGSTOWN -- The exchange of nuptial vows took place during a 3 p.m.
Even when they lose, Microsoft and Bill Gates win
Opinion: A federal judge's intemperate remarks about Microsoft and owner Bill Gates turned out to be the best
WARREN Reunion celebrates adoption agency's work
The Warren-based service has placed more than 900 special-needs children in Northeast Ohio. By
It makes sense to develop a hobby if you are looking for work. Career columnist Amy Lindgren tells
It makes sense to develop a hobby if you are looking for work. Career columnist Amy Lindgren tells
HOLIDAY LIGHTS Remembrances
Three Mercer County hospital auxiliaries have scheduled their annual holiday remembrance tree-
MAHONING VALLEY Instructor of tae kwon do adds a new notch to his belt: a book
The author says martial-arts training relieves stress while teaching self-defense. YOUNGSTOWN --
CONVICTIONS Litter enforcement program
Eight people convicted so far since Youngstown's litter enforcement program started in April:
Excursion spices up vacation
A stop at Mayan ruins enhances tourists' stay. Among the attractions near Cancun is the 400-acre
KEYSTONE CLIPS Farrell official knows wit is a hit
When Farrell Mayor William Morocco and Farrell City Council presented a proclamation to Dr. Thomas
HARDING 42, LAKEWOOD ST. EDWARD 26
HARDING 42, LAKEWOOD ST. EDWARD 26 Harding152700--42 St. Edward66140--26 HARDING -- Maurice
Students to present watershed information
Students to present watershed information WARREN -- International Baccalaureate students from
CRITERIA
CRITERIA Citizens Awards Farrell resident Ted Pedas is funding citizens of the year awards to
Cullars to be honored at open house
NORTH LIMA -- Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cullar of North Lima will be the guests of honor Nov. 18 at an
Hampton play adds to theme
The playwright's latest feature opens in Pittsburgh. By DEBORA SHAULIS ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Paterno, fans finally celebrate 324th win
No big deal. That's how Joe Paterno approached his bid for his 324th major college football
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS, SEASONS A Men's and Women's Recreational Day has been postponed to April 20, 2002,
UMake sure every external door has a sturdy dead bolt lock.
UMake sure every external door has a sturdy dead bolt lock. USecure all sliding doors. ULock
CAREER PATHS
FINANCE YOUNGSTOWN -- Butler, Wick & amp; Co. has added Robert Gardner, Jason Triveri and
Nurse answered call to serve city, country
She was an Army nurse stationed in Europe during World War II. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR
Buckeyes win
Buckeyes win Steve Bellisari threw three touchdown passes, and Ohio State's defense intercepted
Millers mark golden jubilee at dinner
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller of 69 N. Edgehill Ave. were honored Nov. 3 at a dinner at
Like it or not, clothes speak. And like words, they're open to interpretation, especially by bosses.
Like it or not, clothes speak. And like words, they're open to interpretation, especially by bosses.
Drapery liner cuts energy loss
Drapery liner cuts energy loss One major cause of energy loss in homes is poorly performing
COLUMBIANA Economy increases need for donations for needy
Reservations for Thanksgiving dinner will be accepted through Wednesday. By NANCY TULLIS
Eviction notification effort tries to curb garbage cleanup costs
City officials are trying to reduce the problem, or at least get reimbursement when possible. By
QUIT SMOKING How to stop
The American Cancer Society offers these tips to people who want quit smoking. Don't keep your
DUNDEE, MICH. Outdoor paradise under roof
Even if you're not a hunter or fisherman, Cabela's is worth a look. By CATHY SECKMAN VINDICATOR
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Mooney grad Terry sets football recruiting camp
YOUNGSTOWN -- High school sophomores, juniors and seniors who would like to play football in college
YOUNGSTOWN Event to honor firefighters killed by terrorists Sept. 11
Most firefighters are looking for closure, the chief said. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
HILLSVILLE, PA. Group applies for grants to fix Stavich Bike Trail
The trail needs to be resurfaced. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU HILLSVILLE, Pa.
Art therapy offered
Art therapy offered AUSTINTOWN -- The Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health offers a
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT Youngstown Councilman John R. Swierz, D-7th, abstained on a vote approving a 7
Youngstown bout is stepping stone for Pavlik's career
The local boxer has added sparring partners to prepare for an opponent who has had 101 fights. By
FUGITIVE
FUGITIVE Brian M. Fortner The FBI and the Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force is asking
Economy increases need for donations for needy
Reservations for Thanksgiving dinner will be accepted through Wednesday. By NANCY TULLIS
Crum jubilee to be celebrated at reception
NEW SPRINGFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. Denis Crum of New Springfield will be honored during an open
A peril
By LAURA MEYN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT elley Schuler is the mother of three, all under the age
Roadblocks on turnpike
Roadblocks on turnpike Rolling roadblocks will cause Ohio Turnpike delays from about 6:45 a.m. to
Kline takes note of life and death
Kline takes note of life and death LOS ANGELES -- In a new film, "Life as a House," Kevin Kline's
Man is shot, reports burglary to police
Man is shot, reports burglary to police YOUNGSTOWN -- A Drummond Avenue man refused to discuss
Resident urges citizenship award support
Pedas has put up $10,000 to fund the awards through the first five years. By HAROLD GWIN
Family buries pilot missing for 57 years
Family buries pilot missing for 57 years SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- By the time the downed World War II
Smith exhibit captures Steel City
The images W. Eugene Smith captured are more cinematic than expected from a photojournalist. A young
KATHRYN EARNHART | The Butlers 'American Holiday' preparation under way
Once again, The Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown is preparing for the annual Fine Art
Company feels the fallout of neighbor's bankruptcy
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER WARREN -- Like a
Saturday, November 10 (50 stories)
TRAFICANT CASE Rep arraigned again
The congressman repeatedly told a magistrate that he has no interest in hiring an attorney. By
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STRUTHERS Mayor to probe handling of case
The mayor said officers will be reprimanded if they failed to perform their duties in a criminal
SHENANGO VALLEY Water company seeks rate rise
An ongoing capital improvement program was cited as the reason for the request. SHARON, Pa. -- The
N.Y. firefighters to get painting
The parade will start at 10 a.m. today on Market Street in Boardman. BOARDMAN -- A print of a
YOUNGSTOWN Judge drops lawyer's charges
The former Youngstown Municipal Court magistrate said she always believed justice would win. By
Let your steadfast love, O LORD, be upon us, even as we hope in you.
Let your steadfast love, O LORD, be upon us, even as we hope in you. Psalm 33:22
MESSAGE: The Rev. Rolando Rojas is helping Spanish Evangelical Church in Youngstown grow. A recent
MESSAGE: The Rev. Rolando Rojas is helping Spanish Evangelical Church in Youngstown grow. A recent
Cowboys fall prey to sloppy play
Green took advantage of four fumbles to cruise past Chaney, 34-0. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
SCIENCE IN MOTION Pupils are up to the challenge
The statewide science outreach program was started by a New Castle native. By LAURE CIOFFI
Time for 'Frasier' to look at Sept. 11?
Time for 'Frasier' to look at Sept. 11? Kelsey Grammer wants an episode of "Frasier" to deal with
Services set for trooper killed on I-79
WAMPUM, Pa. -- Services will be at 1 p.m. Sunday at Teolis Funeral Home in Ellwood City for
MiniPage activities meet many state and national educational standards. This week's standards:
MiniPage activities meet many state and national educational standards. This week's standards:
Braving the crowds
Braving the crowds Worries about large crowds or anthrax may not discourage shoppers. A survey
DIANE BAKER GREGORY BARNES
DIANE BAKER GREGORY BARNES COLUMBIANA -- Nuptial vows were exchanged at 2 p.m. Oct. 6 by Diane
Parade goers to receive red, white, blue bread
Parade goers to receive red, white, blue bread BOARDMAN -- Great Harvest Bread Co. will be handing
DISTRICT 10 PLAYOFFS Wilmington tops Greenville 28-7 for District 10 AAA title
The Greyhounds use four big scoring plays to beat Trojans for second straight year. By BILL
JAMIE DOMER CARLO CORDON
JAMIE DOMER CARLO CORDON YOUNGSTOWN -- St. Columba Cathedral was the setting Oct. 6 for the
WPIAL CLASS A Farrell captures playoff rematch over Duquesne
This time, the Steelers' Allan Claiborne was healthy. By ERIC POOLE VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
REGION
REGION Van Fossan serves Hearing Aid Center YOUNGSTOWN -- Van Fossan & amp; Associates has
OHIO LEATHERWORKS Mayor: Cleanup plan is outlined
The city won the latest legal battle over cleaning up the old Leatherworks property. By TIM YOVICH
Twin Cities used to this
Twin Cities used to this When it comes to pro sports franchises, Minnesota has won them, lost them
Mooney speech team cited as a top program
Mooney speech team cited as a top program YOUNGSTOWN -- Cardinal Mooney High School's speech team
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XBoardman Civic Association will hold its quarterly dinner meeting at 6:30 p.m. Nov.
CALIFORNIA Program requiring laptops put on hold
Many parents worried that the program set up a digital divide. SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE PALO
WORKSHOPS 'Class Acts' series puts the fine arts at center stage
The workshops are for teachers looking for new ways to reach their pupils. CLEVELAND -- "Class
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL Line Drive Baseball/Softball Academy -- will offer hitting, pitching and
Guilty plea in arsons
Guilty plea in arsons YOUNGSTOWN -- Jeffrey King, 28, of Woodhurst Drive pleaded guilty Friday in
Sheriff disappears amid credit-card probe
Sheriff disappears amid credit-card probe EUREKA, Ill. -- The sheriff has disappeared after
MERCER COUNTY Seamans to finish Shipley's term
Kenneth Seamans was selected from a list of 38 people interviewed by the court. By HAROLD GWIN
NEW CASTLE Vet to receive Purple Heart
The medal recipient was buried alive 33 years ago and spent months in a body cast. By PETER H.
OH CHRISTMAS TREE
Associated Press FIREWOOD: A foreman for the Ohio City of Troy Parks Department, John Montgomery,
Range chews clock to stop JFK
The Raiders used time- consuming drives to overwhelm the Eagles, 31-13. By DOUG CHAPIN
GIRARD BOARD OF EDUCATION Ex-principal dismisses suit
The former principal has up to a year to refile his lawsuit. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Case of pandering obscenity to minors results in plea deal
Prosecutors will recommend two years of probation. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Program urges pursuit of land preservation
Nearly $1.9 million will be available to an eight-county area in each of the next few years for
The Vindicator/Glenn D. Luther
The Vindicator/Glenn D. Luther OUTTA MY WAY! Warren JFK quarterback Alex Senk uses his arm to try
Pastor connects East Side through music and gospel
The bilingual, multicultural church is growing. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION EDITOR
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Nicole Whorley and Jeff Canfield, 53 Roaming Rock Blvd., Rome, Ohio, girl,
Enrollment on the rise
Enrollment on the rise Public and private elementary and high school enrollment is projected to
Motivational speaker
Motivational speaker GIRARD -- The Unity Church Centre will present author and motivational
Phils trade Daal to LA
Phils trade Daal to LA In the first significant trade of the offseason, Philadelphia pitcher Omar
Prescription drugs are controlled for a reason
Opinion: With the news that some individuals who have been treated with the antibiotic Cipro have developed
Benefit bowl-a-thon
Benefit bowl-a-thon YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown State University Pan African Student Union will
CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS Church services The Vindicator will run a listing of area services that are open to
3-36-1 semi // no l, no rule
Summary xxx x x x x x x x x xxxxxxx x x x x x x x. By MILAN SIMONICH Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Judges' ruling adds insult to injuries in Exxon case
Opinion: The three-judge panel of the 9th District Court of Appeals that threw out the multibillion dollar
Poland defies another deficit
The Bulldogs came from behind for the second straight week -- this time against Hubbard. By JOE
Friday, November 9 (62 stories)
YOUNGSTOWN Diwali festivities Saturday
For the business community, Diwali marks the beginning of the new financial year. YOUNGSTOWN --
FROM THE HEART
FROM THE HEART Children reach out Other messages local elementary school pupils are sending on
HERMITAGE Owner battles with city over rebuilding razed home
Stacey said he's trying to comply with a zoning regulation that says reconstruction must begin
REGION
REGION Cornersburg News moves into drugstore CORNERSBURG -- Cornersburg News has moved inside
Voters gave approval to most school districts
Opinion: The majority of voters said "yes" to the children of their communities by voting for area school
CANFIELD FAIR Ownership of grandstand is transferred
The county gained ownership of the grandstand in 1935 so a WPA grant could be obtained. By BOB
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
Chaz Dionyous Bunch, 17, of Willis Avenue, was indicted Thursday by a Mahoning County grand jury on
Sergeant looks forward to The Valley's Tribute
Sergeant looks forward to The Valley's Tribute BOARDMAN -- Sgt. Ken Madeline of the Boardman
CSEA workers leave meeting with county
CSEA workers leave meeting with county WARREN -- Talks between Trumbull County officials and
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFF PAIRINGS
OHIO REGIONAL SEMIFINALS DIVISION I All games Saturday, 7 p.m., unless otherwise noted. Region 1
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Kristy Protain and Edward Stephenson, 113 Halls Heights, Youngstown, girl, Nov. 8.
SALEM Humane groups tangle in court
Payment from a trust fund was suspended about two years ago after allegations of mismanagement
COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREVIEW Saturday's games
MOUNT UNION (9-0, 8-0) vs. HEIDELBERG (1-8, 1-7) When: 1 p.m. Where: Frost-Kalnow Stadium,
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By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN WARREN -- After 30
Fires strike CCA, house
Fires strike CCA, house YOUNGSTOWN -- Employees and residents of Community Corrections
Kids share kind words
The stars will be displayed at Saturday's patriotic parade in Boardman, and then sent to the
BUYER, BEWARE! How to protect yourself The Better Business Bureau offers these tips to guard against predatory lending practices which have caused some unwary consumers to lose their homes:
Don't rely on the contractor to arrange your financing. Shop around for the lowest Annual Percentage
MAHONING COUNTY State probes travel charges made by officials
State auditors decided to look into the matter on their own, an official said. By BOB JACKSON
Columbiana baseball coach voted out by school board
COLUMBIANA -- Bruce Wolfe said he has no idea why he is no longer at the helm of the Columbiana High
AUSTINTOWN SCHOOLS Bond issue hinges on ballots yet to be counted
The issue could go back on the ballot next year if it doesn't pass. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF
White powder reported
White powder reported CANFIELD -- Police collected an unidentified white powdery substance
TRUMBULL COUNTY FBI: Gambling ring has connection to mob
The investigation started in March 2000 and is continuing, the FBI says. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
MERCER COUNTY Man gets probation in accident
MERCER, Pa. -- A Greenville man was placed on 15 months' probation Thursday for causing a traffic
Building on literacy
The conference will emphasize the connection between reading and writing. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
YOUNGSTOWN Officials look for way to resume demolitions
The city's demolition budget is depleted for this year. YOUNGSTOWN -- Several city department
GROWING BUSINESS: Brothers Bill, left, and Ken Sims have expanded their auto dealership on Elm Road
GROWING BUSINESS: Brothers Bill, left, and Ken Sims have expanded their auto dealership on Elm Road
Anthrax scare changes mail habits in the Valley
Local calls to authorities about anthrax have been steadily declining, officials say. By JOHN
MOUNTIANEER ENTRIES
MOUNTIANEER ENTRIES TODAY -- 7 P.M. 1st--$19,700, mdn spl wt, 2 & amp; 3YO F, 1mi.
Columbiana County schedules flu shots
Columbiana County schedules flu shots LISBON -- Columbiana County Health Department will
CRAIG BEACH Man, 38, arrested by deputies
CRAIG BEACH -- Mahoning County deputy sheriffs charged a Denver drive man this morning after his
YOUNGSTOWN Judge scolds women involved in '98 fight
A woman's lower lip was nearly bitten off by one of her attackers. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
FRIENDS HOUSE CHAPEL CHURCH, 192 HASELTINE AVE., YOUNGSTOWN, 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M. SATURDAY. WINTER COAT GIVEAWAY.
Free clothing distribution notices are to be submitted by 3 p.m. the day before they are to be
WESTERN RESERVE
WESTERN RESERVE The Western Reserve Local Board of Education met recently and: UHeard Victor
CANFIELD Country club to appeal ruling on sexual bias
Tippecanoe Country Club is to eliminate all practices that limit access to its golf course based on
An old fashioned tribute to heroes of yesterday, today
Opinion: Heroes come in all sizes. The Bible had David. The balladeer had Big John. But whether a hero is
DIVISION I PLAYOFFS Opponent has similar story to Warren Harding
Ball control will be the Raiders' key to victory. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
GAME TIME Saturday
Who: Ohio State vs. Purdue. Where: Ohio Stadium. When: 12:10 p.m. TV/radio: ESPN, WKBN-AM
WARREN Bookstore event features authors, music of Valleys
An independent bookstore showcased Mahoning and Shenango Valley talent. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
HEALTH Operation Stroke aims to increase awareness
According to a local physician, 38 percent of Americans don't know that strokes damage the brain and
GET THE MONEY TO THE VICTIMS NOW
Opinion: GET THE MONEY TO THE VICTIMS NOW Chicago Tribune: The federal government is locked in a debate
MERCER COUNTY Budget takes a hit as expenses soar
No layoffs are planned for the rest of this year, but it is too early to predict what could happen
Academic and athletic achievement
Academic and athletic achievement Lordstown High's Emily Freudenrich and Derek Garrod of
TRAFICANT CASE Papers are put on the Record
The documents include a letter, an audiotape transcript and two affidavits. By DAVID SKOLNICK
SMOKEY JOE'S Officials ban bar's sale of alcohol
Since July, a homicide, four shootings and a stabbing have taken place outside the bar. By
Falcons win one, but lose next two
Fitch will focus on next year, where they'll return four of six starters. By JOE SCALZO
STROKE
STROKE The warning signs Every year 600,000 Americans suffer a stroke; 160,000 die from it. You
Killing terrorists will send a message to others
Opinion: Killing terrorists will send a message to others EDITOR: I agree with a recent letter that
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XNortheast Homeowners Association will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Price Memorial
MAHONING COUNTY State probes officials' travel charges
State auditors decided to look into the matter on their own, an official said. By BOB JACKSON
T-shirts from patriotic event will benefit widows' fund
BOARDMAN -- A T-shirt sale to benefit the families of police and firefighters will be held on
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT * Richard Malone, a Liberty school board member, finished third in Tuesday's race
YOUNGSTOWN Seminar guests deliver warning about predatory mortgage lenders
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN The speakers said predatory lending practices have caused many to lose
O'Reilly's criticism prompts Clooney letter
O'Reilly's criticism prompts Clooney letter NEW YORK -- There's a feud brewing between George
Milton Twp. unable to pay police officers
LAKE MILTON -- Milton Township trustees conducted a special meeting this morning after learning they
SATURDAY
Craig Beach Planning Commission, 7 p.m., municipal building. AGENDA runs daily. Items for the
GAIL WHITE Kids and adults share patriotic attitude
Through recent conversations with a den of Cub Scouts and a group of men at a barbershop, I have
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Clifton W. Mills Sr., 42, of 31 W. Chalmers, Youngstown, and
MEETING NOTES Other matters
Commissioners also handled these matters Thursday: For the second time, accepted the resignation
HELPERS: Jakequan Pringle, left, and Samantha Workman give a hand to Gail Gibbons as she draws a
HELPERS: Jakequan Pringle, left, and Samantha Workman give a hand to Gail Gibbons as she draws a
Thursday, November 8 (70 stories)
WEDNESDAY'S GAMES
WEDNESDAY'S GAMES New Jersey 3, Atlanta 2 Florida 2, Pittsburgh 0 San Jose 2, Dallas 2, tie
OHIO Colleges try to stem more funding cuts
Ohio State University raised tuition 9.3 percent. By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
EAST PALESTINE ELEMENTARY Wanted: volunteers to teach reading
Volunteers should have a willingness to help others and believe children learn in different ways.
OHIO Budget retains funds for GM
The state department and the governor remain committed to the Lordstown complex, a spokeswoman said.
Co-defendant's arraignment postponed
CLEVELAND -- Arraignment of Richard E. Detore, 41, of Clifton, Va., on a charge of conspiracy to
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Carl and Judy Nittoli, 8411 Four Seasons Trail, Poland, girl, Nov. 7. Enrique Jr.
TRUMBULL COUNTY Searches made in gambling probe
The yearlong investigation involved local, state and federal officials. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
VETERANS DAY Events
A listing of local Veterans Day observances: MAHONING COUNTY YOUNGSTOWN United Veterans
BAZETTA TOWNSHIP Levies' approval allows police to reinstate officers, secretary
A five-year plan will be created to ensure the money will be spent properly, the police chief said.
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VOLLEYBALL 11 are named to all-state
COLUMBUS -- Juniors Katy Jo Mroski of Hubbard and Tealle Hunkus of Girard top the list of district
BASKETBALL LeCrone says YSU is perfect for loop
The Horizon League commissioner said Youngstown State's membership provides a third Ohio school.
YOUNGSTOWN School official ponders leaving
An incumbent defeated in the election said area Hispanics need stronger political organization. By
Courtney's debut
Courtney's debut Courtney Brown had watched from the sidelines for six weeks. He needed just one
WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS
WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS BASKETBALL MEN'S SCORES SOUTH Cumberland, Tenn. 93, Arkansas Baptist 54
LOWELLVILLE Raccoon killed by police had rabies, tests prove
The rabid raccoon is the first found in Mahoning County since 1999. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN
Winds of change sweep through Campbell BOE
Opinion: What message were the voters of the Campbell School District delivering when they ousted the two
SALEM Teacher faces charges of assaulting student
Authorities say the teacher hit a ninth-grader with a piece of chalk. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
RATES Certificates of deposit The table shows the annual percentage yield as of Wednesday. All yields given in percent. Balances required vary, and some banks offer lower yields if certain balances
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South Sider stabbed
South Sider stabbed YOUNGSTOWN -- A 30-year-old South Side man is in stable condition at Northside
SHARON Diesel fuel leaks from generator, flows into stream near hospital
The Elks Lodge reported a suspicious odor in the area. SHARON, Pa. -- Authorities said at least
Leslie Brooke, Kirk Agee set wedding date
YOUNGSTOWN -- Wayne and Marie Brooke of Youngstown are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Joselito Figueroa, 36, of 108 Gluck St., Youngstown, and
GAMBLING PROBE What was found
Federal authorities used search warrants to gather what they say is evidence against seven men
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
A son, Zachary Thomas, was born Oct. 19 at St. Vincent Hospital, Carmel, Ind., to Anthony and
FLAG FOOTBALL
FLAG FOOTBALL Creekside Dome in Girard -- is where Winter Flag Football League will play. Teams
Father sentenced for taking child
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Marie Turner left the courtroom in tears, but, for once, they were tears of joy.
Zoning issue delays county EMA building
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Construction of a new building for
Navy ends search for victim of sinking
Navy ends search for victim of sinking HONOLULU -- The Navy has ended its recovery effort at the
Campbell man charged with mail fraud
CLEVELAND -- A Campbell man is charged in federal court here with committing mail fraud while
Poland, Hubbard set for first-ever contest
They're meeting Friday night in a regional semifinal. By JOHN BASSETTI VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
SHARON Big, big rig makes stop in city lot
The rig has 18 sets of tandem wheels. SHARON, Pa. -- The city had a huge overnight guest downtown
WARREN Man gets 7 years in prison for rape
The victim gave the defendant a Bible and told him to read it while he was in prison. By PEGGY
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Mass will honor veterans and terrorist victims
Sunday is Veterans Day. It is also the two-month anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the World
DUE PROCESS MUST SURVIVE
Opinion: DUE PROCESS MUST SURVIVE Los Angeles Times: The nationwide dragnet begun after the Sept. 11
Area's ability to handle disaster to be assessed
The tests were scheduled for Sept. 13-14, but were delayed after the terrorist attacks. By BOB
Campbell man faces charge in kidnapping of girlfriend
CAMPBELL -- Police said a 36-year-old Campbell man who kidnapped his girlfriend at gunpoint was
For firefighters, parade holds honors and grief
For firefighters, parade holds honors and grief BOARDMAN -- Saturday's parade will be an
LORDSTOWN Monitor to assist school district finances
The commission chairman said appointment of a monitor is routine, not in response to district
CLEVELAND Former paving foreman charged with mail fraud
The man's boss and a supervisor have already pleaded guilty in the scheme. By DAVID SKOLNICK
COLUMBIANA CO. Transit system looks at fares
An official said the agency is facing a $75,000 to $100,000 shortfall next year. By NORMAN LEIGH
TRUMBULL COUNTY Gambling probe leads to searches
The yearlong investigation involved local, state and federal officials. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
YOUNGSTOWN Council tables vote on CIC
Approving an income tax amnesty and rate increase for downtown heat were among notable items. By
POLAND TOWNSHIP Talkin' trash at the landfill? Then more power to you
A new electricity plant is expected to begin operating in a few weeks. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
POLICE BLOTTER Liberty, Hubbard, Girard
Summary of police activity: LIBERTY Oct. 22 Auto theft: A 1994 Ford van was stolen from
Harris-Lehman wedding date to be Dec. 15
Plans for the forthcoming marriage of Stacie Jean Harris and Jason Michael Lehman, both of Niles,
NILES Treasurer-elect resists tax panel
The committee would assist in collecting taxes from the 40 percent who didn't file. By DENISE DICK
U The two local options in Boardman Township involving Creekside Beverage, 1401 Boardman-Canfield
U The two local options in Boardman Township involving Creekside Beverage, 1401 Boardman-Canfield
WARREN REDEVELOPMENT
An auction will be held next week to raise more money. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
OTHER ITEMS Youngstown council
City council members handled these items during a special meeting Wednesday: Heard Rufus Hudson,
Paltrow objects to photo layout
Paltrow objects to photo layout LOS ANGELES -- Gwyneth Paltrow is angry that a photo shoot for
Mahoning Valley union leaders are threatening the political future of two Trumbull County
Mahoning Valley union leaders are threatening the political future of two Trumbull County
By DEBORA SHAULIS
By DEBORA SHAULIS ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR hey're too busy. They're uninterested. They're too
YOUNGSTOWN Summit urges South Ave. unity
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN A phone system and business 'block watch' were proposed at the meeting.
RECYCLING Sites
BFI Waste Services, in cooperation with the Mahoning County Solid Waste District and The Green Team,
Teri McCullick, Travis O'Sullivan are engaged
YOUNGSTOWN -- Terrance and Cheryl McCullick, 4785 Logan Arms Drive, are announcing the engagement of
Greater Mount Calvary Baptist Church, 467 Cohasset Drive, Youngstown, 12:30 p.m. Friday. Food only, bring containers and identification.
Food and clothing distribution notices are to be submitted by 3 p.m. the day before they are to be
Giving garbage back to the community in the form of electricity is the idea behind a new effort at
Giving garbage back to the community in the form of electricity is the idea behind a new effort at
Talkin' trash? More power to you
A new electricity plant is expected to begin operating in a few weeks. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
South Range recovers after fullback injured
The Raiders have regrouped after losing Jeff Johnston, but face a challenge in Warren JFK. By JOHN
Zillo touched by pilot's family
NEW YORK -- Jason Zillo, the New York Yankees' assistant director of media relations for the past
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFF PAIRINGS
OHIO REGIONAL SEMIFINALS DIVISION I All games Saturday, 7 p.m., unless otherwise noted. Region 1
Stolen lifting equipment recovered by police
Stolen lifting equipment recovered by police HUBBARD -- Township police have recovered a stolen
MERCER County judges interview commissioner candidates
The judges plan to make their appointment immediately after completing the last interview Friday.
WARREN Unions press commissioners to end the walkout at CSEA
Health insurance co-payments are the central issue. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Speakers offer perspectives on war from three faiths
Beware of simple solutions to complex problems, a speaker warned. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
Veterans Day is special and should be preserved
Opinion: EDITOR: This Veterans Day, we commemorate the bravery of those Americans who left their families,
Remembering heroes
Remembering heroes SHARON, Pa. -- Covenant Presbyterian Church, 263 E. State St., will have a
Wednesday, November 7 (78 stories)
Easy part is over for ex-cop Ryan
The new mayor will have to deal with a council majority that favored his opponent in the campaign.
WASHINGTON U.S. House to vote on name for courthouse
The $10 million federal courthouse is slated to open in fall 2002. WASHINGTON -- The U.S. House of
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Flu, pneumonia shots The Mahoning County Health Department will be providing flu
MAHONING VALLEY Consumers react to falling rates
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Investors should stick with their plan, an adviser said. By DON
Business as usual
Business as usual CAMPBELL -- Postmaster Jim Corvino says it's business as usual at the city post
SALEM Republican incumbents hold on to council seats
One of the unsuccessful candidates previously served as council president. LISBON -- Election Day
MAHONING COUNTY Sherlock finds hotel credit receipt
Two state agencies investigate the commissioner's use of county credit cards. By DAVID SKOLNICK
NEW CASTLE Developer requests lifting restrictions
The county humane society wants to renew a 50-year lease for property it rents from the city for its
TRUMBULL COUNTY 3 school districts elect new members to boards
Girard Concerned Citizens isn't representative of Girard, a new school board member says. By TIM
COLUMBIANA CO. 2 men are 1st judges for court
The judges must decide whether to establish a new court in an old building or construct a new one.
Charged in gunshot
Charged in gunshot YOUNGSTOWN -- A 19-year-old North Side man was arrested on a second-degree
FASHIONS Magazine offers guidelines for picking perfect dress
ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK -- There is a perfect dress out there for you. But your version likely
COLUMBIANA Officials discuss sewer system
One councilman said city residential and commercial sewer rates will likely double. COLUMBIANA --
YOUNGSTOWN CIVIC CENTER City accuses board of balking
The two sides now are at odds over the approach to contract negotiations. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
NEW CASTLE 2 returning council members put priority on rezoning issue
Andrea Przybylski is new to the New Castle school board. Three board incumbents will keep their
Little boys cause fire
Little boys cause fire TRANSFER, Pa. -- Two little boys playing with a cigarette lighter was
MAHONING COUNTY SCHOOLS Canfield puts coach on board
A former Mahoning County commissioner returns to public service with a victory. VINDICATOR STAFF
PONDEROSA PARK Felony warrant issued for concert promoter
The promoter of the failed concert series has left the state, authorities said. SEBRING -- A
PA. SUPREME COURT Tuesday's results
MERCER Mike Eakin (R) 10,459 Kate Ford Elliott (D) 11,867 LAWRENCE Mike Eakin (R) 10,569
YOUNGSTOWN 12 violations at YSU-area bar lead to denial of alcohol permit
The bar's owners may appeal the decision. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
CRAIG BEACH Mayor: Defeat of income tax to hurt service
A levy was approved for Mill Creek Metro Parks. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CRAIG
TRUMBULL COUNTY Voters at odds with gambling
Some churches didn't support the effort to defeat the measure because they participate in bingo and
TRUMBULL COUNTY Voters give their OK to levies for troubled school districts
Voters in the LaBrae district will see three new buildings constructed. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
Berdis, Beloit go way back
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF YOUNGSTOWN -- Ron Berdis' first victory as coach of
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOL BOARD Hanni fails in write-in try; Buzzacco, Taylor join panel
'We've had enough controversy and enough spectacle,' an incumbent board member said. By RON COLE
BEAUTY Q & amp;A
Q. Is it possible that sunscreen is making my face break out? A. Ironic, isn't it, that something
Off-year election fails to attract voter interest
Opinion: There were no presidents or congressmen or governors to be elected in Ohio or Pennsylvania
CHAMPION Kiwanis sponsor Turkey Trot race
About $9,000 was raised last year for charitable causes. CHAMPION -- The 23rd annual Turkey Trot
COLUMBIANA New members elected to city council
City growth and infrastructure are the priorities for new trustees and council members. By NANCY
SALEM 2 newcomers win school board seats
Both candidates were victorious in their first bids for elected office. SALEM -- Two political
MVSD tries to speed up security improvements
District officials have declined to discuss the measures. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
AUSTINTOWN $32M school bond issue denied
The bond issue would have allowed the board to replace the middle school. Now repairs will be made
WASHINGTONVILLE Council naming delayed
One of two police cruisers is beyond repair. WASHINGTONVILLE -- As Michael Donnalley presided over
New voting locations
New voting locations YOUNGSTOWN -- The elimination of 25 percent of the voting precincts in
TRUMBULL COUNTY Voters support all 12 levies for fire, police, emergency
Bazetta Police Department could return to full force as soon as Sunday. By STEPHEN SIFF
YOUNGSTOWN 12 violations at bar near YSU lead to denial of liquor permit
The bar's owners may appeal the decision. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Cavs' fan has hope his team will jell
What's happening with the Cleveland Cavaliers? Posing this question to myself, I picked up the
MERCER AND LAWRENCE COUNTIES Tuesday's results
Vote totals in Superior and Commonwealth court races: SUPERIOR COURT (elect 3)
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple CANFIELD TRUSTEE: Bill Reese enjoys his first election victory with
CANFIELD Panel will vote for fair board members
One candidate has been omitted from the ballot. CANFIELD -- The Mahoning County Agricultural
MAHONING COUNTY Scandal astounds state bar chief
At a meeting, the bar president compared the county's case-fixing to Watergate. By BOB JACKSON
STATE VOLLEYBALL Fitch has veterans to face tradition
The Falcons are experienced, but Ursula has six state championships. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR
Victims receive check
The Warren police delivered the $17,000 donation. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
CORTLAND Two incumbents see defeat in race for city council seats
Only one incumbent was re-elected, while the mayor supported the challengers. By STEPHEN SIFF
NATION Panel studies remedies for steel
U.S. steelmakers contend they are having trouble paying retirement benefits. By CHRIS SHOTT
COLUMBIANA CO. Roberts, Frost win seats on new court
The judges must decide whether to establish a new court in an existing building or construct a new
THURSDAY
United Board of Education, 7 p.m., United High School library. AGENDA runs daily. Items for the
Man arrested in assault with lighter fluid
YOUNGSTOWN -- City police said they arrested a 47-year-old South Side man early Tuesday after he
LAWRENCE COUNTY In close race, Dem wins judgeship
Several countywide officials who went unopposed in this election will return to office. By LAURE
CORTLAND 2 lose seats on council
Only one incumbent was re-elected, while the mayor supported the challengers. By STEPHEN SIFF
LAWRENCE COUNTY Panel to study government wins approval
Three former county commissioners were elected to the study commission. By LAURE CIOFFI
PREP VOLLEYBALL PREVIEW Division I State Semifinals
Where: Ervin J. Nutter Center at Wright State University in Dayton. When: Thursday Cost: $6
Defense needs help
Defense needs help Ohio State football coach Jim Tressel has doubts about his team's defense.
Campaign finance reports should not be a puzzle
Opinion: Here's a word that all candidates for public office should display prominently in their campaign
Government approves clinical test of Ecstasy
Government approves clinical test of Ecstasy WASHINGTON -- For the first time since the drug
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
THURSDAY Boardman United Methodist Church, 6809 Market St., will hold a turkey dinner and
FOR THE FUTURE?
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple UNHAPPY SUPPORTER: Marilyn D'Eramo is in poor spirits after the
YOUNGSTOWN STATE FOOTBALL Heacock taking 'inventory' of first nine games
By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown State University football
MAHONING COUNTY In townships, voters choose their trustees
Incumbents say they learned more about their constituents during their campaigns. By IAN HILL
POLICE BLOTTER Boardman
Summary of police activity: Oct. 23 Theft: A wallet containing a credit card, an airline ticket
'Graduate' moves on to Broadway stage
'Graduate' moves on to Broadway stage NEW YORK -- Mrs. Robinson is coming to Broadway. Kathleen
LIQUOR PERMITS
LIQUOR PERMITS Transfers, applications Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL Line Drive -- Baseball/Softball Academy will offer hitting, pitching and
Power outage causes fires in Pa.
ELLWOOD CITY, Pa. -- A widespread power outage caused a number of electrical fires in Ellwood City
TRUMBULL COUNTY Political watchdog Jobe fails to unseat incumbents
Incumbents also retained their seats in Brookfield. By TIM YOVICH and STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
Now more than ever, it's true: War is hell
Opinion: EDITOR: Our president states that we are at war against terrorism. We scurry around the world
WARREN Challenger upsets councilwoman for seat in 6th Ward
The lone Republican candidate failed in her quest for an at-large seat. By STEPHEN SIFF
PRACTICES MAKES PERFECT: Chaney football coach Ron Berdis, right, goes over a play during a recent
PRACTICES MAKES PERFECT: Chaney football coach Ron Berdis, right, goes over a play during a recent
Color guards to march in patriotic parade
Color guards to march in patriotic parade BOARDMAN -- Mahoning Valley residents will have the
LAWRENCE COUNTY Panel of 9 will study government
Three former county commissioners were elected to the study commission. By LAURE CIOFFI
YSU Housing complex delayed a year
A midyear tuition increase is still being considered. By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION WRITER
HOW TO INSURE TERROR
Opinion: HOW TO INSURE TERROR Washington Post: The terrorist attacks have hit the airline network and the
REGION Voters decide to fire many
Most school issues won, but the biggest one on the ballot -- $32 million for Austintown -- lost by
Cops say man took cab to and from burglaries
Cops say man took cab to and from burglaries HUBBARD -- City police are preparing burglary charges
Douglas defeats Limbian
It is important that Youngstown has a black person on the bench, the judge said. By DAVID SKOLNICK
GAIL WHITE Group's wisdom and warmth are her reward
Often, Diane Murphy and I are called upon to speak to local groups. (A side-effect of having your
WEST SIDE Pastor describes vandalism at parish as religious affront
The church windows had not seen significant damage for six decades, he said. By JoANNE VIVIANO
Tuesday, November 6 (48 stories)
HERMITAGE Teacher admits failure to give student pills
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Police said a special-needs teacher at Hickory High School admitted throwing away
Man faces charges in paving scheme
GROVE CITY, Pa. -- Pennsylvania State Police said a New Castle man was arrested on charges of taking
PGA TOUR STATISTICS
PGA TOUR STATISTICS Final Scoring Average 1, Tiger Woods, 68.81. 2, Davis Love III, 69.06. 3,
SPEECH WINNERS Lisbon David Anderson High School
Results from Saturday's ninth annual Lisbon Kiwanis Speech Tournament: TOP TEAMS Niles McKinley,
MAHONING COUNTY Cameras coming to court
The system will provide a wireless linkup between the courthouse and the jail. By BOB JACKSON
DON'T BE FOOLED
DON'T BE FOOLED Attack scams Consumers can take some steps to protect themselves from being
MILTON TOWNSHIP 6 people arrested at bar go to initial court date
The bar owner and bouncer are charged with promoting prostitution. AUSTINTOWN -- Six of seven
FARRELL Church, others offer city free land
Real estate taxes are due on some of the lots. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
SNOOP Block Watch meets at 7 p.m. Thursday at Jackson Elementary School, 1813 Windsor Ave.,
SNOOP Block Watch meets at 7 p.m. Thursday at Jackson Elementary School, 1813 Windsor Ave.,
Valley TV stations lay off 4 employees
YOUNGSTOWN -- The local CBS and Fox affiliates have laid off three part-time workers and one full-
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFF PAIRINGS
OHIO REGIONAL SEMIFINALS DIVISION I All games Saturday, 7 p.m., unless otherwise noted. Region 1
WARREN Former Mahoning deputy withdraws his guilty plea
If convicted on all the charges, the former deputy sheriff could face 15 years in prison. By PEGGY
Pilot training
Pilot training NEW MIDDLETOWN -- State Rep. John Boccieri of New Middletown, an Air Force Reserve
SHARON Resident wants pit bulls to be removed
SHARON, Pa. -- Kim Greene fears the two large dogs that attacked and severely injured her Chihuahua
Beneath the red tape, an ugly tax package
Opinion: There is something unseemly about lobbyists using the political climate of the day to push through
LAWRENCE COUNTY Elections board probes complaints about ads
The complaints said the signs, postcards and advertisements misrepresent a ballot question. By
SEPT. 11 DONATIONS Red Cross officials reply to criticisms
Concerns about blood being discarded also are raising false alarms, a Red Cross official said. By
CORTLAND Church gets grant for housing
Church officials hope to break ground on the senior facility in about 10 months. By PEGGY
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Becdir Construction -- still has openings for its Monday indoor baseball league at
NEW WILMINGTON Forum will address off-campus housing
Council unanimously passed a measure prohibiting open burning in the borough. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK
LISBON Grants save programs at women's shelter
The nonprofit Christina House may turn to private funding to help it meet funding shortfalls. By
Bottom of ninth belonged to Arizona when it counted
Opinion: In the end, it all came down to every baseball-playing kid's dream: to come up to bat in the bottom
Summary of recent police activity in Austintown Township and Canfield:
Summary of recent police activity in Austintown Township and Canfield: CANFIELD Oct. 28 Drug
WARREN School levy fliers hitch a ride with water bills
There's no extra cost to add a flier to city water bills. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
HERMITAGE, PA. Planners oppose request to develop land along freeway
A public hearing on the zoning plan is planned for Nov. 20 in city hall. By HAROLD GWIN
ANTHRAX Experts warn against scams
Stock up on the basics, but trash those e-mails and ads promising protection from anthrax or
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Patrick and Maria Gentile, 760 Greenfield Drive, Youngstown, boy, Nov. 5. Carl and
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REUNIONS
Cardinal Mooney High School Class of 1981 will hold its 20-year reunion Nov. 23 at the high school.
COLUMBIANA Board will vote on whether to place levy on 2002 ballot
The replacement levy would cost the owner of a $100,000 home $27.81 a year more. By NANCY TULLIS
Safe stolen from home of bedridden man
LAKE MILTON -- A 70-year-old bedridden man watched as a stranger dressed in black crawled through
First National, Promistar to merge
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- First National Bank of Pennsylvania and Promistar Bank have received final
Buying foreign-made cars is unpatriotic
Opinion: Buying foreign-made cars is unpatriotic EDITOR: I am starting to see a lot of American flags
Salem library director hit by van, hospitalized
Salem library director hit by van, hospitalized SALEM -- George W.S. Hays, director of the Salem
VICTORY LUTHERAN CHURCH, 2110 GLENWOOD AVE., VARIOUS CLOTHING, 9 A.M. TO 1 P.M. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. NOV. 7-9. NO RESTRICTIONS.
Clothing distribution notices are to be submitted by 3 p.m. the day before they are to be published.
THE NECESSARY FORCE
Opinion: THE NECESSARY FORCE Washington Post: The number of U.S. troops on the ground in Afghanistan is
HOW THEY FARED YSU Opponents
Lock Haven (2-8) lost to Clarion, 13-0; Next: at Mansfield. Clarion (4-6) beat Lock Haven, 13-0;
Local parade for heroes attracts many groups
Local parade for heroes attracts many groups BOARDMAN -- Police and firefighters aren't the only
HUBBARD Officials question JEDD proposal
Hubbard city and township officials will meet Nov. 19 to hash out the land problem. By TIM YOVICH
STANDINGS Gateway Conference
ConferenceAll Games WLPFPAWLPFPA N. Iowa511419872217196 W. Kentucky3182477223992
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Christopher D. Vrabel, 29, of 235 Neff Drive, Canfield, and
OHIO Counties fear 'tax holiday'
Some officials don't think it will stimulate the economy. By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR
Trimble re-elected to top post in N. Ireland
Trimble re-elected to top post in N. Ireland BELFAST, Northern Ireland -- David Trimble was re-
BOARDMAN ELECTIONS State to probe complaint filed by Cox
By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT COLUMBUS -- Sam Moffie is welcoming a probe by the Ohio
Charged in embezzling
Charged in embezzling AUSTINTOWN -- A Madrid Drive man has been charged by the U.S. attorney's
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY A primer for next year's soccer parents
The last header is in the air (or has it already landed?). Soccer season is almost over. I have
Baseball items stolen
Baseball items stolen YOUNGSTOWN -- Valuable baseball memorabilia was taken from a West Side store
Monday, November 5 (48 stories)
COLUMBIANA COUNTY United Way director gives update on campaign progress
Donations are ahead of the same time last year. SALEM -- Officials with United Way Services of
A step forward, but is it enough?
Youngstown State took a step forward Saturday with an impressive 31-7 victory over Southern Illinois
2 men, 3 juveniles face theft charges
2 men, 3 juveniles face theft charges ELLWOOD CITY, Pa. -- Two men and three 17-year-old juveniles
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS Administrator focuses on improvement
By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Many people in Tony DiRenzo's shoes would
WORLD SERIES Yankees vs. Diamondbacks
Oct. 27: Arizona 9, New York 1. Oct. 28: Arizona 4, New York 0. Tuesday: New York 2, Arizona 1.
Moving on
Moving on The complete Ohio and Western Pennsylvania high school football playoff pairings. Page
WORTH A LOOK
AUCTIONS XHubbard Rotary will hold an auction at 6 p.m. Thursday at The Brentford House, Myron
CRIME STOPPERS
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown A warrant for Theresa A. Glenn is the focus of Crime Stoppers
YOUNGSTOWN Man faces various charges after traffic stop and chase
A drug arrest, armed robbery and shooting were on the police detail Sunday. YOUNGSTOWN -- A 19-
Early tax planning
Early tax planning The tax filing deadline is five months away, but now is the time to begin tax
Officials unite for homeland security effort
The state would save millions by using established task forces to provide homeland security, an
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Virgilio and Barbara Rosario, 2806 Rexford Drive, Youngstown, girl, Nov. 3.
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The high cost of safety
Opinion: It goes without saying that the human toll from the September 11 terrorist attacks can never be
A Celtic tribute that's all-American
WARREN -- Don't let the kilts fool you. The members of the Celtic Flame Pipe Band are Americans.
White powder probed
White powder probed NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Authorities are investigating the origin of white powder
A vote for freedom
Opinion: On the eve of every election, we use this space to remind the voters of the Mahoning and Shenango
Voters encouraged to read to pupils
AUSTINTOWN -- Township voters performing their civic duty on Tuesday will be asked to contribute in
TALE OF TWO TEAMS: Arizona Diamondbacks, including pitcher Curt Schilling, facing camera, celebrate
TALE OF TWO TEAMS: Arizona Diamondbacks, including pitcher Curt Schilling, facing camera, celebrate
Small meals have inmates grumbling
Akron lawyers who monitor county jail conditions just gave the facility good marks. By PATRICIA
Examples of daily menus:
Examples of daily menus: Breakfast: Cold cereal, 1 cup; pastry, one; bread, two slices; margarine,
SEBRING Renovated schools reopen to accolades
By TELA DURBIN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT SEBRING -- The first Mahoning County school project
OHIO Little-known law aims to save troopers' lives from motorists
Drivers must move over or slow down when passing a stopped safety vehicle. By MICHELE C. HLADIK
Rider causes bus crash
Rider causes bus crash CASA GRANDE, Ariz. -- A Greyhound bus passenger apparently frustrated that
Panel would oversee income tax department
The mayor's suggestion comes after a state auditor's review of the city income tax department. By
Police charge two in drug offenses
BOARDMAN -- Township police charged a 47-year-old Youngstown woman and a 47-year-old Youngstown man
YOUNGSTOWN Police chase brings charges
YOUNGSTOWN -- The chase started when a police sergeant attempted to warn a 35-year-old Girard man
Ecumenical service to follow parade
Ecumenical service to follow parade GIRARD -- A Community Service for God and Country will be
NFL Week 8
Sunday's Games Baltimore 13, Pittsburgh 10. Chicago 27, Cleveland 21, OT. Green Bay 21, Tampa
Airport authority readies for expansion
The runway project will open the airport to corporate aircraft, which could bring economic
Fall menswear is ruggedly preppy
BALTIMORE SUN According to Sid Marshburn, a designer for Lands' End, the look for men this fall is
Authorities investigate suspicious bags
AUSTINTOWN -- Police collected two bags of suspicious substances during the weekend. The first bag
LOCAL
LOCAL Ticket notice NORTH LIMA -- Tickets for the South Range-Warren JFK football playoff game,
BOARDMAN Cox files complaint to counter statements
One of the trustee's opponents says he will file a counterclaim. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
COLUMBUS Dairy farmers stand to benefit if Ohio is added to price pact
Critics say the compacts force consumers to pay higher prices. By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR
Girard police arrest, charge 2 juveniles in armed robbery
Girard police arrest, charge 2 juveniles in armed robbery GIRARD -- Police arrested two juveniles
WESTMINSTER COLLEGE Green Township figure skater overcomes a serious setback
An injury and surgery in 1998 kept her off the ice for several months. By LAURE CIOFFI
POLAND Park update awaits approval
Council is expected to address the matter at Wednesday's meeting. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Docket Tracy L. Greene vs. Bradley S. Haines Jr., settled and dismissed.
OHIO DAIRY How large
Top Ohio counties for milk cows (as of Jan. 2001). 1) Wayne County (No. of milk cows 33,300) 2)
FRANCE
Opinion: FRANCE Liberation, Paris, Oct. 31: The United States is going to be forced to modify its air
ONE-ON-ONE | Mary Duke Straight talk to teens concerning sexual abstinence
You preach abstinence. Total. Make sure you say total abstinence. There is also what they call "
Union says no layoffs, freezes
Mayor James Melfi says city workers don't fully understand the city's financial problem. By TIM
U.S. can't end terrorism with current strategy
Opinion: U.S. can't end terrorism with current strategy EDITOR: We can identify with those who are
Vehicle impounded
Vehicle impounded CAMPBELL -- Police impounded an 18-year-old Campbell man's vehicle after a
Sunday, November 4 (110 stories)
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Kennedy grads enter college ranks
Some athletes find the transition from high school football to the collegiate level rather
2 arrested in slayings of mother, daughters
2 arrested in slayings of mother, daughters OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss. -- Police charged two men
FEDERATED CLUBS
FRIDAY Coterie will meet at 12:30 p.m. at Tippecanoe Country Club. The program will be "John and
While people know it's important to seal drafts in the living area of their home for winter comfort,
While people know it's important to seal drafts in the living area of their home for winter comfort,
CINDY YARGER DAVID VILLANO
CINDY YARGER DAVID VILLANO HUBBARD -- Wedding vows were exchanged at 2 p.m. Sept. 29 at St.
Prescription program
Prescription program YOUNGSTOWN -- Dr. Mike Evan of Poland will discuss the Prescription
YOUNGSTOWN Youth club receives grant
The $50,000 grant will fund a playground, basketball courts and a softball-soccer field. By JoANNE
YSU NOTEBOOK From Carbondale, Ill.
New playing field: Southern Illinois has a new AstroPlay turf surface which was just put down this
COMPETITION Toastmasters win speech awards
YOUNGSTOWN -- Members of Youngstown Executive Toastmasters Club Chapter 408 participated in two
INDICTMENTS
INDICTMENTS Names and charges A Columbiana County grand jury also has handed up indictments
TRAVELING WITH FIREARMS Airline restrictions
DELTA Delta Airlines spokesperson Cindi Kurczewski said regulations for traveling with a firearm
Christmas in Volant
Christmas in Volant VOLANT, Pa. -- An old-fashioned Christmas on Main Street is planned for
Warren business owners organize bus trip to D.C.
The weekend trip is meant to stimulate tourism in Washington, its organizers say. By AMANDA C.
NESHANNOCK SCHOOLS Candidates
Five candidates are running for four four-year terms and three candidates are seeking the unexpired
HELPING HANDS Volunteering
SHORT TERM OPPORTUNITIES First Night Youngstown (Dec. 31): Volunteers are needed to assist with
Cruise line is bankrupt after terrorist attacks
By RHODA AMON NEWSDAY The first seagoing casualty of the terrorist attacks, Renaissance Cruises
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Sharp Fling (Krigger)8.403.602.20 Hot Off the Grill
Ohio hall of fame to induct veterans
Honorees are selected based on honorable military service and service to community, state and
Man dies in accident
Man dies in accident YOUNGSTOWN -- A Youngstown man is dead after a two-car accident Saturday
MIKE BRAUN Have gun? Can still travel via air
If you have plans to hunt in areas that require air travel, there are certain things you should know
YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY
YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY Thursday -- Soccer at Horizon League Tournament in Detroit Friday --
Holiday Home Tour to start in Middlefield
Holiday Home Tour to start in Middlefield MIDDLEFIELD -- The Middlefield Historical Society will
STATE
STATE 2002 directory update The Ohio Arts Council is calling for entries for the 2002 update of
JENNIFER MAYORGA TODD SEYLER
JENNIFER MAYORGA TODD SEYLER CANFIELD -- The gazebo in the Western Reserve Village at the Canfield
SALEM -- George W. Morris Jr. had been a high school and college football coach, but the influence
SALEM -- George W. Morris Jr. had been a high school and college football coach, but the influence
LORI BOANO ANTHONY FICORILLI
LORI BOANO ANTHONY FICORILLI STRUTHERS -- St. Nicholas Church was the setting at 2 p.m. Sept. 29
BRRRACING FOR WINTER Get your home ready
Modern, smart homeowners are using the Internet to help them with winterization. Shorter days and
REVIEW TNT explodes with 'Oliver' classic
Fraught with beautiful and boisterous melodies, 'Oliver' is an enduring story. By GARRY L. CLARK
CRISTINA KOBUS BRYAN LADD
CRISTINA KOBUS BRYAN LADD YOUNGSTOWN -- Living at 327 Rebecca Ave., Hubbard, following a honeymoon
MASONIC GROUPS
MONDAY Mau-Mil Auxiliary to Miriam Chapter 278, OES, will meet at noon at the home of Wilma Payne.
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Budget hearings put on hold
One worry is that a sagging economy will cause sales tax earnings to slip. By NORMAN LEIGH
DIVISION VI Wellsville conquers Newark Catholic, 24-19
Matt Brewer's rushing led the Tigers to victory. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF NEWARK
PREP SCORES, SUMMARIES & amp; SCHEDULE
FOOTBALL SATURDAY'S SCORES DIVISION I Region 1 Warren Harding 16, Boardman 7 Lakewood St.
KENNELS Picking a pet sitter requires research
By LAURIE M. FISHER VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Your family's holiday travel itinerary is set.
BOARDMAN -- EXCHANGING MARRIAGE VOWS BEFORE THE REV. DANIEL VENGLARIK DURING A CEREMONY AT 1:30 P.M.
BOARDMAN -- EXCHANGING MARRIAGE VOWS BEFORE THE REV. DANIEL VENGLARIK DURING A CEREMONY AT 1:30 P.M.
MICHELE MORGANTE JARED WARING
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Finding his way back to this world
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Like most babies, Daniel Yakubov started
Christmas celebration planned in Volant
Christmas celebration planned in Volant VOLANT, Pa. -- An old-fashioned Christmas on Main Street
REGION
REGION Acordia Wells Fargo celebrates new site BOARDMAN -- Acordia Wells Fargo will celebrate
FELICIA HOLBROOK BRIAN WILLIAMS
FELICIA HOLBROOK BRIAN WILLIAMS POLAND -- Married at 1 p.m. Sept. 29 at Holy Family Church were
SALEM Web site offers view of progress on center
Construction photographs are updated about every two weeks. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
TRUMBULL COUNTY Niles, Howland get jump on JEDD
A public hearing on the agreement is planned before city council Nov. 14. By DENISE DICK
PAMELA PESA TONY BUDAK
PAMELA PESA TONY BUDAK VIENNA -- The Rev. Howard Remski presided at 1 p.m. Sept. 29 at Queen of
CAREER PATHS
INDUSTRY MASURY -- United Steel Service Inc. has hired Randy Kawczynski as president and chief
MERCER COUNTY
MERCER COUNTY Shipley scandal shock lingers Shipley's former political bosses expressed betrayal
*NSync is seeking the perfect movie
*NSync is seeking the perfect movie LOS ANGELES -- Only two members of *NSync have major roles in
GARDEN CLUBS
MONDAY Members of Garden Gate will meet at 7:30 p.m. for a program on denim shirt stamping.
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Grove City still reigns in cross country
GROVE CITY, Pa. -- How do you build a league championship dynasty in cross country? Just add a few
Mail program helps boost morale of troops during war
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Christmas 2001 Military Mail campaign is seeking participants for this year's
PATRICIA C. SYAK | Symphony notes Composer, performer to reunite for concert
Often a pop or classical artist is so closely linked to a particular composer that it is difficult
NHL STANDINGS
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LOANS Mortgage forum planned in Youngstown
Predatory lending is a growing problem in this area, say coalition members. YOUNGSTOWN -- A free
Associated Press
Associated Press RAISING AWARENESS: This stamp is featured in "The Postal Service Guide to U.S.
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the United States. Prices vary in different locations because of local
Jimmy Carter poster, brown and white, paper, showing Carter in a wheat field, quote, and facsimile
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES MONDAY Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 388 E. Midlothian Blvd., Youngstown, 12:30 to
SIDELIGHTS For all seniors
SCOPE Howland Senior Center, 9273 High St., N.E., Warren, has the following programs planned:
Another holiday? Not now
Opinion: Things get curiouser and curiouser in Columbus. Under the gun to balance a two-year state budget
CHRISTINE HARSH BRIAN BORNEMISS
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Drum-off competition
Drum-off competition CLEVELAND -- The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, will hold a free
JANEIL MOORE RAYMOND HOUSEL JR.
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Business could give credit card lessons to Mahoning County commissioners
Opinion: Business could give credit card lessons to Mahoning County commissioners EDITOR: Here we go
Many businesses, including makers of toilet paper and canned soup, are seeing the effects of the
Many businesses, including makers of toilet paper and canned soup, are seeing the effects of the
TINA MARIE CLARK CHRISTOPHER HEFFERNAN
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TOP 10
TOP 10 New York nights The most popular Big Apple nightspots (with 2000 ranking in parentheses),
BUSINESS
BUSINESS NWTF, Bass Pro Shops' strengthen partnership Recognizing the importance of preserving
NUTRITION PROGRAMS In the area
MAHONING COUNTY DACAS HotMeals offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 12 locations in Mahoning
WORLD SERIES Yankees vs. Diamondbacks
Oct. 27: Arizona 9, New York 1. Oct. 28: Arizona 4, New York 0. Tuesday: New York 2, Arizona 1.
Now isn't the time to split 17th congressional district
Opinion: Tunnel vision must not be permitted to destroy the political uniqueness and the power that is the
Nature areas report increase in tourism in wake of attacks
By RHODA AMON NEWSDAY Jet-wary American touristsare taking to the woods, parks and swamps this
SCOUTS
SCOUTS Eagle award given Victor Anson Palazzo, a son of Victor Palazzo of Sharon and Kathleen
SCOTT SHALAWAY Feeder choice depends on preferred birds
Nowhere is it written that wild bird food must be placed in feeders. In fact, all seed-eating
HUBBARD -- Sonya R. Snarey, 7172 E. State St., Hermitage, Pa., and Nicholas A. Conti Sr., 7177
HUBBARD -- Sonya R. Snarey, 7172 E. State St., Hermitage, Pa., and Nicholas A. Conti Sr., 7177
UNITED WAY Health care with a heart, at home
The Youngstown/Mahoning Valley United Way is nearing the end of its 2001 financial campaign. By
DAWN GREENLEAF G. JASON BUTCH
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MARY JO NAGY | Pets Holidays affect animals, too
People often question whether animals have feelings. Since they are living, breathing beings that
CROSS COUNTRY Jen Wenhold is fifth at state
Her sister, Jess Wenhold, made giant strides from 64th to 14th place. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR
Web survey reports wait times for airports
Web survey reports wait times for airports Passengers at Baltimore-Washington International
By LAURIE M. FISHER
By LAURIE M. FISHER VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT BOARDMAN -- The Internet has provided Gina Iaderosa
HOUSE
HOUSE Appropriation The House approved a conference report appropriating $17.1 billion for the
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
POLAND -- Mandie Hiznay of Ohio National Financial Services in Poland has completed certification
Fitch moves on
Fitch moves on Austintown Fitch advanced to the state Division I volleyball tournament, but the
BEYOND the BLIGHT
BEYOND the BLIGHT A continuing series Series: A three-day Vindicator series in May outlined
Address: 978 Ottawa Trail Area: South Side Owner: Cleveland and KaTrina King Judges comments:
Address: 978 Ottawa Trail Area: South Side Owner: Cleveland and KaTrina King Judges comments:
JACK WOLLITZ Fishing requires attention to details
Two anglers in a boat compared experiences as they headed back to the dock after eight hours on the
Amphibious tours show off San Diego
Amphibious tours show off San Diego Seeing San Diego by land and sea has proved popular: A new
Hubbard dealt tight setback
The Eagles posted a school-best 26-2 record. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF STOW
Help Hotline fetes volunteers
BOARDMAN -- Volunteers who have dedicated many hours of service to the Help Hotline Crisis Center
Man indicted on rape charge
LISBON -- A New Waterford man is charged with rape after being accused of engaging in sexual conduct
SENIOR CITIZENS
55-PLUS Mineral Ridge 55-Plus Club will meet at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday. Members are to take a
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go Rocky Mountain National Park is located in north central Colorado, about
THE KOVELS | Antiques and Collectibles Elephant pen marks Republicans
Prices for antiques are based on beauty, desirability, historic importance and appeal. Recently, an
CANDIDATES Omissions The Vindicator omitted the pictures of several candidates running for office in Tuesday's general election. (An * denotes incumbent):
LOWELLVILLE COUNCIL ROBERT COPPOLA SR.* Age: 52. Home: 214 W. Wood St. Employment: Owner,
GARDEN FORUM Trips planned
Call Eleanor Young, (330) 758-8273, Dorothy Haddox, (330) 799-1613, or the Garden Center, (330) 740-
By THERESA HEGEL
By THERESA HEGEL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER "Buckeye Women: The History of Ohio's Daughters," by
Selig is destined to lose his battle
The words from baseball commissioner Bud Selig's lips sent shockwaves through the state of Minnesota
WGH uses ground game to beat Boardman 16-7
Maurice Clarett rushed for 196 yards on 34 carries and scored two touchdowns. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU
JAMES DULLEY | Cutting your utility bills New insulation material leaves the itchiness out
Q. My house needs additional insulation, but I have avoided adding it because it makes me itchy.
Long lines await airline travelers
Identification was needed at all airport checkpoints. It's a new world in airline travel. While
Officeholders can be asked by a board of elections to clarify certain uses of campaign
Officeholders can be asked by a board of elections to clarify certain uses of campaign
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS, SEASONS Gun and knife show, ends today, Valley View Expo Center, Brookfield, Ohio,
On top of it all
Scenic sites make the Rocky Mountains a perfect trip. By LAURIE M. FISHER VINDICATOR
CROSS COUNTRY McDonald, Maplewood finish 1-2 in state meet
Just like they did all season, the two Trumbull County cross country powers, coached by brothers,
Stroke-risk screening
Stroke-risk screening YOUNGSTOWN -- Life Line Screening will offer three primary health screenings
GATEWAY Penguins flatten fumbling Salukis
YSU had a balanced attack: 232 yards passing and 275 yards rushing. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR
COURTS
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses James S. Young, 63, of 4471 Bazetta Road, Cortland, and Nancy
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Spears walks the line between woman and girl COLUMBUS -- Britney Spears wanted to make a statement
Offense in gear as Penguins cruise
Offense in gear as Penguins cruise The Youngstown State men's basketball team placed five players
BOARDMAN Trustee amends finance report
The official said the negative publicity about the loan could cost him some votes but not the
COLLEGE BASKETBALL YSU hits 61.5 percent in win over Argentina
Freshman Doug Underwood scored 30 points and senior Ryan Patton 22 to pace a 118-82 exhibition
17TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Trumbull Co. leaders' desire to split causes stir
The regional bond among Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana counties would be severed in a
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Saturday night playoff football
DIVISION VI WELLSVILLE vs. NEWARK CATHOLIC When: 7. Where: White Field, Newark. Playoff
YOUNGSTOWN Councilmen urge demise of redevelopment agency
CIC won't disappear even if council ends the relationship, the chamber said. By ROGER G. SMITH
Man who held police at bay to be released
A neighbor doesn't want her house back in the line of fire. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
Many consumers opt to hoard cash
Consumers are reallocating their investments, not dumping cash into the stock market. By MARALINE
Forum Health Northside
Forum Health Northside Alan and Lisa Blake, 30053 Carey Road, Salem, girl, Nov. 2. Ross Victor
WPIAL New Castle snuffed in 17-0 playoff loss
The Red Hurricanes were held by Hampton to 38 total yards and two first downs. By ERIC POOLE
YOUNGSTOWN St. Patrick's will celebrate renovated church
YOUNGSTOWN -- St. Patrick Parish will celebrate its anniversary renovation at its 10:30 a.m. Mass on
FEDERAL STREET Pros and cons
INTERSECTION WITH TRAFFIC LIGHTS Benefits Excellent traffic movement. Retain familiar traffic
About Red Cross donations:
About Red Cross donations: Myth: Families of victims are not receiving Red Cross financial
MAHONING COUNTY Plan for court move to annex falls flat
Discussions with the city have dragged on too long, a county official said. By BOB JACKSON
YOUNGSTOWN Donation to help establish tech center
The center should be open some time this month. YOUNGSTOWN -- Ameritech has provided $43,600 to
Sharon advances to play Northeast
ERIE, Pa. -- Sharon took advantage of a failed Mercyhurst Prep on-side kickoff at the start of the
YOUNGSTOWN Web poll voters: Reopen Federal Plaza to automobile traffic
Voters were divided almost evenly between an intersection with traffic signals and a traffic circle.
Islam talk set
Islam talk set WARREN -- Dr. Mustansir Mir will speak on the subject "Islam in the Context of
Red Cross debunks concerns about aid
Area chapter directors have received few calls from concerned residents. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN
Like in 1997, Chaney gains 13-7 triumph
By GREG GULAS VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT YOUNGSTOWN -- If you are Chaney High football coach Ron