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Company feels the fallout of neighbor's bankruptcy
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER WARREN -- Like a
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
Smith exhibit captures Steel City
The images W. Eugene Smith captured are more cinematic than expected from a photojournalist. A young
Family buries pilot missing for 57 years
Family buries pilot missing for 57 years SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- By the time the downed World War II
Resident urges citizenship award support
Pedas has put up $10,000 to fund the awards through the first five years. By HAROLD GWIN
Man is shot, reports burglary to police
Man is shot, reports burglary to police YOUNGSTOWN -- A Drummond Avenue man refused to discuss
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
Roadblocks on turnpike
Roadblocks on turnpike Rolling roadblocks will cause Ohio Turnpike delays from about 6:45 a.m. to
A peril
By LAURA MEYN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT elley Schuler is the mother of three, all under the age
Crum jubilee to be celebrated at reception
NEW SPRINGFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. Denis Crum of New Springfield will be honored during an open
Economy increases need for donations for needy
Reservations for Thanksgiving dinner will be accepted through Wednesday. By NANCY TULLIS
FUGITIVE
FUGITIVE Brian M. Fortner The FBI and the Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force is asking
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
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT Youngstown Councilman John R. Swierz, D-7th, abstained on a vote approving a 7
Art therapy offered
Art therapy offered AUSTINTOWN -- The Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health offers a
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.
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
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
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
QUIT SMOKING How to stop
The American Cancer Society offers these tips to people who want quit smoking. Don't keep your
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
COLUMBIANA Economy increases need for donations for needy
Reservations for Thanksgiving dinner will be accepted through Wednesday. By NANCY TULLIS
Drapery liner cuts energy loss
Drapery liner cuts energy loss One major cause of energy loss in homes is poorly performing
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.
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
Buckeyes win
Buckeyes win Steve Bellisari threw three touchdown passes, and Ohio State's defense intercepted
Nurse answered call to serve city, country
She was an Army nurse stationed in Europe during World War II. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR
CAREER PATHS
FINANCE YOUNGSTOWN -- Butler, Wick & amp; Co. has added Robert Gardner, Jason Triveri and
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
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS, SEASONS A Men's and Women's Recreational Day has been postponed to April 20, 2002,
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
Hampton play adds to theme
The playwright's latest feature opens in Pittsburgh. By DEBORA SHAULIS ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR
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
CRITERIA
CRITERIA Citizens Awards Farrell resident Ted Pedas is funding citizens of the year awards to
Students to present watershed information
Students to present watershed information WARREN -- International Baccalaureate students from
HARDING 42, LAKEWOOD ST. EDWARD 26
HARDING 42, LAKEWOOD ST. EDWARD 26 Harding152700--42 St. Edward66140--26 HARDING -- Maurice
KEYSTONE CLIPS Farrell official knows wit is a hit
When Farrell Mayor William Morocco and Farrell City Council presented a proclamation to Dr. Thomas
Excursion spices up vacation
A stop at Mayan ruins enhances tourists' stay. Among the attractions near Cancun is the 400-acre
CONVICTIONS Litter enforcement program
Eight people convicted so far since Youngstown's litter enforcement program started in April:
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 --
HOLIDAY LIGHTS Remembrances
Three Mercer County hospital auxiliaries have scheduled their annual holiday remembrance tree-
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
WARREN Reunion celebrates adoption agency's work
The Warren-based service has placed more than 900 special-needs children in Northeast Ohio. By
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
KARA KRALIK JAMES MORGAN JR.
KARA KRALIK JAMES MORGAN JR. YOUNGSTOWN -- The exchange of nuptial vows took place during a 3 p.m.
Masonic district installs new leader
LEETONIA -- Robert Myers, worshipful master of Leetonia Masonic Lodge 401, welcomed more than 90
SALLY REZEK GARY JONES
SALLY REZEK GARY JONES GIRARD -- Monsignor Martin Susko solemnized the marriage of Sally A. Rezek,
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
YOUNGSTOWN -- Stephanie Corinaldi, a home health aide with the Youngstown office of Cambridge Home
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN REGION Changing watch batteries makes this business tick NILES --
Sooners win again
Sooners win again Oklahoma's defense did not give up a touchdown for the second straight week in a
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go Dream Street will run at the Carnegie Museum of Art, 4400 Forbes Ave.,
65th anniversary is observed by the Charltons
COLUMBIANA -- Mr. and Mrs. Myron Charlton, 337 W. Salem St., celebrated their 65th wedding
CLEANUP
CLEANUP City costs Costs to clean up debris left in the devil strip and sidewalk when tenants
PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA Fire ban on game lands Pennsylvania Game Commission Executive Director Vern Ross
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,
SHOW SUPPORT
SHOW SUPPORT What to do The Department of Defense has announced new ways that Americans can show
Patriotic parade was good for the spirit
The crowd showed its appreciation for the veterans and firefighters who marched. By IAN HILL
FICTION
FICTION 1. "Desecration" by Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins (Tyndale, $24.99). 2. "The Corrections"
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
JULIE PURTON DEVLIN DETCHON
JULIE PURTON DEVLIN DETCHON YOUNGSTOWN -- Julie Ann Purton and Devlin Scott Detchon exchanged
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
Program cracks down on litter, illegal dumping
Authorities secured eight illegal dumping convictions, and seven more pending cases look promising.
NICOLE DOWELL MICHAEL SAHLI
NICOLE DOWELL MICHAEL SAHLI BOARDMAN -- The exchange of nuptial vows took place during a 2:30 p.m.
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
PREP PLAYOFF SCORES & amp; SUMMARIES
SATURDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL OHIO REGIONAL SEMIFINALS DIVISION I Region 1 At Kent St. Dix
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO What: "Paper Doll" When: In previews through Thursday; opening night, 8 p.m. Friday;
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL Line Drive -- Baseball/Softball Academy will offer hitting, pitching and
VETERANS
VETERANS Man of the Year BOARDMAN -- J. Chester Franczkowski, 1233 Valley View Drive, was named
YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY
YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY Today -- Volleyball vs. IPFW, 3 p.m. Wednesday -- Women's basketball
MORE COVERAGE What's inside
Five New York City firefighters who survived the call to the burning World Trade Center will hop on
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
BLOOD DRIVES
MONDAY Struthers Presbyterian Church, 110 Poland Ave., Struthers, 1:30 to 6:30 p.m. TUESDAY
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of Nov. 11: TODAY Veterans Day, check posts for services. Post
Victim's parents to light torch
Light Up Night draws hundreds of people into the downtown business district. SHARON, Pa. --
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Health Center April Bever and Ryan McMasters, 17696 Redwood Road, Lake Milton, girl,
MAHONING VALLEY Agriculture program looks at environment
Managing manure for profitability will be a topic. SALEM -- The Columbiana Soil and Water
BOXING Liberty show
Under-card: Pairings for the six under-card bouts have been completed for the Nov. 21 show at the
Two local shooters claim honors
In all the confusion and panic surrounding the events of early September, a few pieces of
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
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
OTHER DETAILS Hunters with disabilities
UOne of the most comprehensive information sites on the Web for hunters with disabilities is the
JENNIFER BOEHMER JAY ANZELLOTTI
JENNIFER BOEHMER JAY ANZELLOTTI ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Samuel Colgate Memorial Chapel provided the
SAMANTHA KOSTUR CHRISTOPHER EASH
SAMANTHA KOSTUR CHRISTOPHER EASH CANFIELD -- The Outer Banks of North Carolina was the honeymoon
SHARON Victim's parents to light torch
Light Up Night draws hundreds of people into the downtown business district. SHARON, Pa. --
SCORE holds installation banquet
BOARDMAN -- New officers of the Service Corps of Retired Executives were installed Oct. 15 during a
REGION
REGION Changing watch batteries makes this business tick NILES -- Watch Battery Express is a new
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,
Kenney jubilee celebrated at family dinner
SALEM -- Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Kenney, 7765 W. South Range Road, were honored by family members as
Volunteers lament closing of environmental site
There was a dinner at TAMPEEL at which volunteers were told the site has been abandoned. By PEGGY
MIKE BRAUN Help for shooters with disabilities
There are more than a half-million sportsmen in the United States who pursue their favorite outdoors
ANDREA FALGOUT | JOHN HIRT JR.
NEW ORLEANS -- Andrea Lynn Falgout and John T. Hirt Jr., both of San Bruno, Calif., exchanged
JENNIFER MCGREGOR CHRISTOPHER MCNALLY
JENNIFER MCGREGOR CHRISTOPHER MCNALLY HOUSTON -- Jennifer McGregor and Christopher M. McNally,
The Kellams renew vows to mark 50th
RALEIGH, N.C. -- Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Kellam Jr. of Raleigh, formerly of the Youngstown area,
WWII soldier visits graves in Europe
He especially wanted to pay his respects to a friend he made in basic training. By WILLIAM K.
Area book signings
Area book signings Gloria Evangelista will be at LS Baskets & amp; Gifts in the Sutton Travel
Outpouring of support moves N.Y. firefighters
lthough Paul Iannizzotto appreciates the thanks he has received from hundreds of Americans in recent
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
SPEECH WINNERS Niles McKinley
Results from the T. Craig Bond Memorial Speech Tournament at Niles McKinley High School on Saturday.
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
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDSAY 1st--Christmas Glory(Umholtz)12.004.803.20 Zizi's Flight(G
KIMBERLY KLEIN GREGORY MORTON
KIMBERLY KLEIN GREGORY MORTON YOUNGSTOWN -- Kimberly Marie Klein and Gregory H. Morton, both of
Hewitts observe 60th anniversary at family dinner
AUSTINTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hewitt of Austintown, who were married Nov. 29, 1941, in
Browns due to win this party
Have you heard about the block party today? More precisely, the block, tackle, gouge and hitting
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
Cancun!
By TOM UHLENBROCK ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Snapping up deals that seemed almost too good to be
It was good for the spirit
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BOARDMAN -- William Roessler had tears in his eyes, Gary
Group applies for grants to fix bike trail
The trail needs to be resurfaced. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU HILLSVILLE, Pa.
COURTS
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Divorces granted Jennifer Chadwicke vs. Christopher Chadwicke. Wendy Owsley
Agriculture program looks at environment
Managing manure for profitability will be a topic. SALEM -- The Columbiana Soil and Water
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.
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
Associated Press
Associated Press GLIDING BY: Joe Hautman, a wildlife artist from Plymouth, Minn., beat out 245
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
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