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BOARDMAN Pride, patriots to be on parade

This could be the biggest band parade in the Valley's history, an organizer said. BOARDMAN -- "The

DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Garage sale is their way to thank Easter Seals

The donations Pam and Jim Pierce and friends have collected fill 20,000 square feet of floor space.

Sex-abuse charge

Sex-abuse charge ELKTON -- A woman who teaches inmates at the Elkton Federal Correctional

Schedule

Saturday Arizona 9, New York 1. Sunday Arizona 4, New York 0. Tuesday New York 2, Arizona 1.

Girard plays well, but falls to Villa Angela-St. Joseph

The Indians won the first game but then lost two close games. By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR

YSU FOOTBALL Salukis try A.M. practice routine

Southern Illinois will pit its 1-6 record against Youngstown State Saturday. By PETE MOLLICA

Schmidt-Stack engagement is announced

GIRARD -- Vickie McKee, 14-B Holly Drive, is announcing the engagement of her daughter, Rebecca

NEW CASTLE Judge sets hearing in complaint against Wal-Mart

By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Wal-Mart and the National Labor

Sherlock's credit card use requires independent probe

Opinion: Mahoning County Commissioner Vicki Allen Sherlock is right about one thing: she is a political

Union rally at mall stresses economics

Spend money, buy American, and keep America working, a rally organizer urged. By PETER H. MILLIKEN

TRENDS

TRENDS Post-9/11 America Religion is 'very important' to 65 percent of Americans, the highest

In Girard, Grumley could soothe troubled waters

Opinion: As the only incumbent Girard school board member currently running for re-election, Rosemary "Dolly"

Undercover probe leads to 6 arrests

NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- City police arrested six women on prostitution charges during an undercover

Miss Pecorelli, Mr. Johanntges to wed in Hawaii

CORTLAND -- The engagement of Michelle Pecorelli and Matthew Johanntges, both of 55 Gordon St.,

Editorial didn't reveal full truth about candidates

Opinion: Editorial didn't reveal full truth about candidates EDITOR: I take issue with the editorial

More preps inside

More preps inside Austintown Fitch and Hubbard advanced to regional championship matches in

HERMITAGE, PA. Women of Steel rally at area mall

Spend money, buy American, and keep America working, a rally organizer urged. By PETER H. MILLIKEN

In Ohio, every Dogg has his day in court

In Ohio, every Dogg has his day in court OBERLIN, Ohio -- A lawyer for rap star Snoop Dogg

TRUMBULL COUNTY Not revealing donors brings political woes

The elections board director said the lawsuit against the sheriff brought the issue to light. By

OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS

XMichael and Robbyn (Bush) LaRocca of Cleveland announce the birth of their first child, a daughter,

MAHONING COUNTY Official: Receipt proves point

The commissioner is not sure if the credit-card company gave the county credit for the overcharge.

Deon Humberson, Christopher Vrabel to wed Nov. 24

YOUNGSTOWN -- Roger and Susie Humberson, 1775 Brockton Drive, are announcing the coming marriage of

Stephanie Patten, William Welker Jr. will exchange vows next spring

JUPITER, Fla. -- William and Joan Welker of Jupiter, Fla., formerly of Canfield, are announcing the

St. Elizabeth

St. Elizabeth Michael and Charity Mondak, 814 Arch St., Salem, girl, Oct. 31. Roxanne Paris,

MAHONING COUNTY

MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Charles J. Wiand, 55, of 5656 Radcliffe, Austintown, and

YSU Substance in dorm tests negative

University police have no suspects in the hoax. By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION WRITER

Commissioners take a minute to accept Shipley's resignation

The board chairman said there's another reason Shipley was asked to resign. MERCER, Pa. -- Mercer

TRUMBULL COUNTY Forum: United regions will revamp tourism

Businesses should try to get tourists to return to the area. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL

Hermitage and other police charge man in host of crimes

HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Police said charges are growing against an Akron, N.Y., man caught driving a

WARREN Sale at CSC brings $8M

The idle steel bar mill is to be stripped bare by mid-December. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR

TRUMBULL COUNTY 911 dispatcher suspended after numerous complaints

The 10-day suspension is the last step short of firing the dispatcher. By STEPHEN SIFF

LESSONS IN CHARITY

Opinion: Los Angeles Times: Americans have opened their hearts and wallets wide since Sept. 11, donating at

TRUMBULL COUNTY Water rates to rise in 3 districts

Revenue from the increase will ultimately pay for system improvements, an official said. WARREN --

GIRLS SOCCER Hubbard can't find way to beat West Geauga

The Eagles out-shot West Geauga 14-6 in the second half and 20-12 for the game but still lost 2-0.

Antioch Baptist Church, 110 Funston St., Youngstown, 10 a.m. Friday. Various items. Bring identification and containers.

Food and clothing distribution notices are to be submitted by 3 p.m. the day before they are to be

NILES Council members to issue ultimatum to city treasurer

The part-time treasurer isn't seeking re-election. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF

OHIO Electric tax is cut from GOP plan

The tax would have affected at least four Mahoning Valley communities. By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR

WIN, PLACE &amp; amp; SHOW

NORTHFIELD RESULTS WEDNESDAY 1st--Royal Fin (D Hawk)6.404.803.40 Comeover Kitty (R

REGION

REGION Mature workers urged to attend free job fair LIBERTY -- Job seekers over 40 are invited

Water rates to rise in 3 districts

WARREN -- The average water bill for homeowners in three Trumbull County water districts will

MAHONING COURTHOUSE County gets bids for work on security at domestic court

The project will include a reception area and a locked door to control visitors. By BOB JACKSON

Ebony Life Line Hall of Fame

Ebony Life Line Hall of Fame Tennis has been good to the Duke family of Warren. The sport helped

Work force appointees

Work force appointees YOUNGSTOWN -- Gov. Bob Taft appointed two Youngstown residents to the

United returns from the brink

By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT BARBERTON -- With her team on the brink of oblivion and

MATCH-UP YSU vs. So. Illinois

6-2Record1-6 33.5Points per game16.8 17.3Points allowed27.2 367.5Total offense355.7 294.5Total

MERCER COUNTY Panel to work on how to handle this year's deficit and 2002 budget

Several agencies have agreed to give up their fourth-quarter allocations. By HAROLD GWIN

COLUMBIANA COUNTY Commissioners OK borrowing $1.1 million to cover 2001 bills

Layoffs and service reductions are expected to be averted by borrowing. By NORMAN LEIGH

Girard man enters guilty plea in rapes, sexual imposition

WARREN -- A 72-year-old Girard man known to friends as "Grandpa Bill" has been sentenced to 15 years

YOUNGSTOWN City records 26th homicide of year

Another shooting around the corner at 466 Cohasset Drive happened around 4 a.m. By PATRICIA MEADE

Hubbard rallies into regional final

The win earned the Eagles their first-ever regional final Saturday at 2 p.m. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU

YSU

YSU Volleyball team falls to RMC YOUNGSTOWN -- Senior Rebecca Sylak and sophomore Colleen Royer

LOCAL BRIEFS

Homeless man arrested AUSTINTOWN -- Police arrested a homeless man early today after he acted as

MERCER COUNTY Scandal behind, focus is finances

Several agencies have agreed to give up their fourth-quarter allocations. By HAROLD GWIN

Lost toddler gets home

Lost toddler gets home BOARDMAN -- A wandering toddler gave township police a scare Halloween

COLUMBIANA COUNTY Officials OK borrowing $1.1 million

Layoffs and service reductions are expected to be averted by borrowing. By NORMAN LEIGH

WARREN Auction at CSC brings $2M

The idle steel bar mill is to be stripped bare by mid-December. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR

BOARDMAN, CANFIELD Telemarketing company plans to open a new office, add jobs

A new call center is needed because the Austintown center is at capacity. By DON SHILLING

MERCER COUNTY Panel to work on deficit and budget

Several agencies have agreed to give up their fourth-quarter allocations. By HAROLD GWIN

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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