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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,
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.672.80 Banc One,.84,37.3837.42 Clear Channel, 45.25
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
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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