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Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD Oct. 23 Theft: Jewelry valued at $1,650 was reported
POLAND New 'Chapters' opens for patrons of library
The library is scheduled to open in late November. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
LAWRENCE COUNTY Home rule signs dot the roadsides
The Lawrence County Democratic Party paid for the 1,000 signs. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
MAHONING COUNTY Killer gets 3 life terms in prison
The judge said that all but one juror voted for the death penalty. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Richard W. Ranshaw Jr., 44, of 6466 Ridgeview Ave.,
CENSUS AND NONSENSE
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: An effort to use statistical sampling to make up for undercounts and overcounts in
Official explains bills for motels
The county commissioner said she has nothing to hide and did nothing illegal with a county credit
Police arrest 2 in Niles trafficking
Police arrest 2 in Niles trafficking NILES -- Police have arrested two men on drug charges as part
SHERLOCK FLAP Official explains motel bills
The county commissioner said she has nothing to hide and did nothing illegal with a county credit
FLU CLINICS UPMC Horizon
Friday: 8 a.m. to noon at 0Shop 'n Save, 248 W. State St., Hermitage. Monday: 8 a.m. to noon in the
Stolen tapes found at local video store
SHARON, Pa. -- Police said the victim of a burglary in which numerous Nintendo game tapes were
FOOTBALL TICKETS
FOOTBALL TICKETS Southington/Tiffin Calvert tickets -- for Saturday's Division VI regional
GATEWAY CONFERENCE FOOTBALL For YSU, it's win or no chance of playoffs
Next stop for the Penguins is Southern Illinois, which last year rallied from a 20-0 deficit. By
LORDSTOWN GM to import model design
Local officials continue to wait for GM to give the go-ahead for renovating the Lordstown plant.
GIRARD SCHOOLS Lawyers try to put off trial
Officials said they did not know when judges would rule on the motions. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
WORLD SERIES Yankees vs. Diamond-backs
Saturday: Arizona 9, New York 1. Sunday: Arizona 4, New York 0. Tuesday: New York 2, Arizona 1,
GAIL WHITE Leaving an abuser -- it's not as easy as it seems
"An act of domestic violence occurs every 15 seconds in Pennsylvania," says Janette Price, executive
Austintown worker says she stole drugs
AUSTINTOWN -- A 39-year-old Ohltown Road woman told police Tuesday that she took a bottle of
DIVISION III BOYS SOCCER Mooney's comeback halted in overtime, 3-2
The Cardinals dropped the regional semifinal game to Gates Mills Hawken. By BILL SULLIVAN
YOUNGSTOWN Man found dead after shooting
The victim was found in bushes behind a North Side house. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
Canfield township to seek bids for improving road
CANFIELD -- Township trustees will move ahead with the bidding process for improvements to Gibson
LORDSTOWN Overseers are also backers of levy
All three local commission members participate on the levy committee. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Samuel Harris and Arlene Wilson-Harris, 2310 Elm St., Youngstown, boy, Oct. 30.
MAHONING VALLEY Asian Indians help with fund-raiser
Gov. Bob Taft is among those scheduled to speak at the event Friday. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
MAHONING COUNTY Officials discuss transportation
The plan must meet needs of the poor, the elderly and students, an official said. By BOB JACKSON
Rapist given prison term
MERCER, Pa. -- A judge sentenced a man who brutally raped a disabled woman to a 10- to 20-year
LAWRENCE CO. Signs bash home rule
The Lawrence County Demo- cratic Party paid for the signs. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
LEADERS YSU in NCAA rankings
TEAM STATISTICS (National leader in parentheses) Rushing Offense: YSU 7th, 259.00 (Georgia
Ramadan truce would ratify bin Laden's 'holy war' claim
Opinion: It strikes us as the height of hypocrisy for anyone to suggest that if the United States does not
CLEVELAND CSC being auctioned piecemeal
An Ellwood City company that bid on part of the mill in July wouldn't say if it would try again
HERMITAGE Man suspected in theft of disaster relief funds
Police said the man they arrested uses a number of aliases. HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Police said they
CLEVELAND CSC being sold a piece at a time
Today's bidding included the thermal treatment and finishing operations. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
Driver, 14, arrested
Driver, 14, arrested YOUNGSTOWN -- Police arrested a 14-year-old Pointview Avenue boy who ignored
TRUMBULL COUNTY Warren Little Raiders make goals a priority
This year's league operated in part with the help of a local pro football player who died over the
COLUMBIANA COUNTY ODOT crews prepare for wintry weather
A snowplow driver said motorists shouldn't follow his truck too closely. By NANCY TULLIS
Canfield boys suffer 4-2 loss
Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin stopped the Cardinals in a regional semifinal. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT
BOARDMAN Target sets July opening for store in former Tops
THE VINDICATOR/YOUNGSTOWN BOARDMAN -- Target has been granted a township zoning permit to build a
T-shirt slogans are run-ons
I don't really understand why this is exactly, but those who dwell in the cross country universe
COMMANDMENT KEEPERS TEMPLE, 1331 BRIGHTON ST., YOUNGSTOWN, 9 TO 11 A.M. THURSDAY. 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
YOUNGSTOWN Cold Metal adding equipment
New equipment is expected to create about 20 jobs at the Youngstown plant. By DON SHILLING
Public should be invited to meeting about airport
Opinion: When Thomas P. Nolan and Dino Theofilos -- note that we said "when" and not "if" -- meet with
Model railroad display
Model railroad display AUSTINTOWN -- Youngstown Model Railroad Association, which features one of
Neither history nor truth can be censored
Opinion: Neither history nor truth can be censored EDITOR: With reference to the young lady from the
TRUMBULL COUNTY Indictments
The Trumbull County grand jury has indicted the following: Lewis C. Powell II, 42, Clearwater,
DOWNTOWN YOUNGSTOWN Plan to open up plaza gains support
Reopening Federal Plaza streets will improve traffic circulation downtown, business people say. By
MERCER COUNTY Panel to choose 3 Republicans as commissioner candidates
The court isn't required to abide by the committee's recommendations. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
WINTER DRIVING What to do
Ohio Department of Transportation recommends these tips for safe winter driving: Winterize
Fund-distribution bill
Fund-distribution bill SALEM -- It's now up to the Ohio Senate whether to approve a bill that
UJeff Kosec is seeking a seat on the Poland Board of Education. His last name was spelled
UJeff Kosec is seeking a seat on the Poland Board of Education. His last name was spelled
State seeks input on French Creek action
MEADVILLE, Pa. -- The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection is setting watershed
DOWNTOWN YOUNGSTOWN Proposal to reopen streets through plaza gains support
Reopening Federal Plaza streets will improve traffic circulation downtown, business people say. By
MAHONING COUNTY Jury recommends 3 life terms
The jury could have recommended death for Anthony Anderson. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
YOUNGSTOWN Officer wants to loosen prostitution-arrest law
Some South Side residents have threatened vigilante action against prostitutes, a councilman says.
Rep reports telephone, e-mail scams
HARRISBURG -- State Rep. Frank LaGrotta of Ellwood City, D-10th, is warning residents about a new
Tuesday, October 30 (53 stories)
DOWNTOWN YOUNGSTOWN City seeks public input on Federal Plaza plans
A public meeting on the plaza project is scheduled for today. Deadline for written comments is Nov.
Casino committee has Valley's interests at heart
Opinion: Casino committee has Valley's interests at heart EDITOR: The members of Casino For Youngstown
MERCER COUNTY Scandals spark commissioner's resignation
By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU MERCER, Pa. -- A promising political career crashed and
YSU
YSU Divers qualify CLARION, Pa. -- Senior Brandi Goettsch, junior Mandi Smail and freshman Kalyn
HOOKED ON ANTIBIOTICS
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: After the wave of anthrax exposures discovered in recent days, Americans don't need
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Local witches sit down and talk a spell
Jason Hay is a witch. He does not worship Satan; he doesn't even believe in him. He doesn't cast
Reward offered in anthrax hoax
Reward offered in anthrax hoax LISBON -- Lisbon police, the FBI and U.S. Postal Service inspectors
SUCCESSOR
SUCCESSOR Mercer County It will be up to the Mercer County Court of Common Pleas to pick a
Work on I-680
Work on I-680 YOUNGSTOWN -- Traffic will be maintained, but one lane will be closed in each
YOUNGSTOWN Expert: Press must cover wave of faiths
The press and people must pay attention to events in the religious world, an expert said. By D.A.
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT A dancer was misidentified in Sunday's Entertainment front. The dancer in the
NEW CASTLE Make 60 federal highway, rep says
Officials say federal highway status would not affect toll booths in the Lawrence County section of
YOUNGSTOWN Professor: Laws will limit liberties
Racial profiling by police can be either official or unofficial, a lawyer said. By PETER H.
YOUNGSTOWN Killer asks jury for mercy
Deliberations continue today. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN --
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Friday night playoff football
DIVISION II WALSH JESUIT VS. CHANEY When: 7:30. Where: Youngstown State University's Stambaugh
Free yoga class
Free yoga class EAST PALESTINE -- A yoga class led by Joan Beight will be from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
WINTER OLYMPICS Torch relay
Here are the 16 Youngstown-area persons who will participate in the Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Torch
NEW YORK Artist recalls a national tragedy
The artist was voting in the city's primary election when the terrorists hit. LAURIE M. FISHER
MAHONING VALLEY What to do in a disaster
Local emergency officials got a lesson in handling mass-casualty events. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
The Steelers increased their Central Division lead to one game over the Browns.
The Steelers increased their Central Division lead to one game over the Browns. By ROB TODOR
Man charged with burglarizing restaurant
SHARON, Pa. -- Police said a man arrested on theft and receiving stolen property charges for having
COLUMBUS State Controlling Board to allow more funds for Bristol High project
Newton Falls schools and Youngstown State University also will get some extra funds. By MICHELE C.
Steelers' Bell leads defensive attack
The secret to the success of the Pittsburgh Steelers for the last 30 years has been the combination
NORTH JACKSON District considers plan for school
The district would have to pass an 11-mill levy to help finance the project. NORTH JACKSON --
BASEBALL
BASEBALL The Baseball School -- is offering individual and semi-individual instructions on Monday
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Tracy Olin and Shahn Wilson, 7780 Trefeathen, Warren, girl, Oct. 29. Jeffrey and
Trumbull County's children deserve sound education in sound schools
Opinion: There are some Mahoning Valley voters who complain that The Vindicator has never seen a tax it
HUBBARD COUNCIL Unopposed candidate looks to take seat before election
The death of Councilman Robert DeJulio leaves an unexpired term. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL COUNTY Get out the clippers! Principal to shave head if pupils reach goal
McKinley Elementary is looking to raise $650 toward the United Way's goal of $2.9 million. By
TRUMBULL COUNTY White powder scares are all groundless
No anthrax has been found in Ohio, officials said. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
HOW THEY FARED YSU Opponents
Lock Haven (2-7) lost to Slippery Rock, 28-0; Next: vs. Clarion. Clarion (3-6) lost to Indiana,
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Ryan A. Batta, 26, of 14169 N. Palmyra Road, North Jackson,
Oct. 27 Arizona 9, New York 1
Oct. 27 Arizona 9, New York 1 Oct. 28 Arizona 4, New York 0, Arizona leads series 2-0 Today
Jessica DiCarlo, Ashlee Lemke, Megan Casey and Sarai Miller have led the Falcons into the regional.
Jessica DiCarlo, Ashlee Lemke, Megan Casey and Sarai Miller have led the Falcons into the regional.
GROVE CITY Police arrest man, 19, in attacks, threats
GROVE CITY, Pa. -- Pennsylvania State Police charged a Harrisville man with assaulting three people
WARREN Subdued strikers at CSEA
The 55 workers have been on strike eight days. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
WINTER OLYMPICS Eastman is honored to be a torchbearer
The ordained minister and chaplain for Hospice of the Valley will be among 16 area people carrying
COLLEGE FOOTBALL Tekac is selected as YSU's top defensive player
By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF YOUNGSTOWN -- A year ago as a sophomore, Jon Tekac had
NEW CASTLE Cops arrest 2 suspects in Burger King robbery
One of the workers had called police before the suspects made their move. NEW CASTLE, Pa. --
BOARDMAN Pellin returns to EMS rotation
The ambulance company would be granted 50 extra service days during the contract period. By JoANNE
Team dispatched
Team dispatched YOUNGSTOWN -- The Salvation Army of Mahoning County dispatched a four-member
LEETONIA Police continue search for missing ex-educator
The police chief said there are no clues as to the man's whereabouts. LEETONIA -- Police continue
CLEVELAND Bankruptcy auction fails to revive CSC
A spokeswoman for the Ellwood City company that bid on a part of the mill in July wouldn't say
STEELERS NOTEBOOK From Heinz Field
Still no points: On the final play of the first period, Kendrell Bell tackled Titans running back
STRUTHERS Candidate: I made mistake
By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER STRUTHERS -- Anthony M. Gentile Sr., a Struthers school
YOUNGSTOWN Authorities probe citizens group over use of funds for playground
The investigation focuses on coalition members who had access to the money. By ROGER G. SMITH
SALEM City sees growth with lot
The site of a former gas station could be the location of a police car garage. By NORMAN LEIGH
AWARDS Players of the week
MVR Offensive Player of Game: Sean Guerriero, 6-3, 200, senior wide receiver from Poland. MVR
MERCER COUNTY Commissioner resigns in wake of scandals
The growing list of scandals made it impossible for Brian Shipley to remain in office. By HAROLD
TRAFICANT CASE Prosecution tosses some disputed documents
The decision to withdraw 100 papers was made to avoid delays, the prosecution said. By PATRICIA
Toddler is hurt when
Toddler is hurt when BROOKFIELD -- An 18-month-old Youngstown boy was injured Monday night when a
Monday, October 29 (132 stories)
Candidates for judge will again square off
The candidates have vied for a judge's post in the past. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
New item: Check it out yourself
By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- Grocery shoppers used to be asked,
YSU has tough road ahead
The Youngstown State football team really has its work cut out for itself the rest of this season.
Names, issues make BOE races interesting
The five-way, write-in battle for an unexpired term may be the most intriguing matchup. By RON
MILTON TOWNSHIP Trustees
Seven candidates are running for two seats. An (*) denotes incumbent): AL R. BAKER Age: 72.
STRUTHERS SCHOOLS
All but two candidates have relatives within the district or running for election. By PAUL
WORTH A LOOK
AUCTIONS XNotre Dame Home and School Association will hold its annual "Wishes and Dreams" silent
SUPERMARKETS New item: Check it out yourself
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN After scanning the aisles, shoppers can scan their purchases. By DON
Good gourd! | Jack-o'-lanterns are a familiar sight this time of year, but the enduring pumpkin is more than just an ugly face.
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU Pumpkin ravioli? American Indians had weed control,
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown
Felony warrants for Michael Hahn are the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this week:
JOY GALATOCKY RYAN HENNESSY
JOY GALATOCKY RYAN HENNESSY NEGRIL, Jamaica -- Married Sept. 19 on the beach at Negril were Joy
Taft right to veto legislation supported by big tobacco
Opinion: It is disappointing to learn that local state representatives Anthony Latell, D-67th, and Sylvester
BIRTHS
BIRTHS ST. ELIZABETH James and Jill Riccardo, 7411 W. Parkside, Boardman, girl, Oct. 27. Mark
ONE ON ONE | Steven Lewis On typical day, bank president covers all bases
You started out in accounting and switched to banking. Does that mean banking is more exciting than
FULL TERM
FULL TERM LOCK P. BEACHUM SR.* Age: 67; Home: 915 Colby St. Employment: Retired city schools
SHARON Board of education
Five candidates will vie for four school board seats. An (*) denotes incumbent: PAMELA CORINI*
NFL Week 7
Sunday's Games Baltimore 18, Jacksonville 17. Chicago 37, San Francisco 31, OT. Cincinnati 31,
STRUTHERS 1st Ward
Two candidates are running for one seat. An (*) denotes incumbent): ANTHONY R. PROTOPAPA JR.* (D)
Water will be off
Water will be off AUSTINTOWN -- Youngstown Water Department customers on Silica Road west of
MCDONALD | Board of education
Three candidates are running for two seats. An (*) denotes incumbent: LADONNA J. LUNN Age: 40.
SHARON MAYOR Cleanup, finances rank as key issues
The two have differing approaches to city debt. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
2 men held in robbery of eatery in Pa.
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Two Youngstown men are in the Lawrence County Jail accused of robbing a Union
Many changes hinge on passage of bond
The bond issue would allow the school board to sell Austintown Middle School, which was built in
SOUTH RANGE School board
Eleven candidates are running for three seats. An (* )denotes incumbent: EDWIN M. BALLAS* Age:
Defense attorney and judge vie for postition on the municipal court
Both said they'd like to see a new or much-improved court facility. YOUNGSTOWN -- If re-elected,
A comprehensive look at the 2001 general election, which takes place Nov. 6.
A comprehensive look at the 2001 general election, which takes place Nov. 6. The guide provides
Juveniles face unruliness charges
Juveniles face unruliness charges WARREN -- Police arrested several juveniles on delinquency
SMITH TOWNSHIP Trustees
Seven candidates are running for two seats.. An (*) denotes incumbent: ROCHELLE BARNETT Age:
GIRARD SCHOOLS Voters to name school board amidst building woes
Lordstown voters will decide the fate of a levy. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF Ten
PICK YOUR FAVORITE: Parks says pumpkins make an economical and pleasing harvest display. His center
PICK YOUR FAVORITE: Parks says pumpkins make an economical and pleasing harvest display. His center
GIRARD | 4th Ward Council
Two candidates are running for one seat: DANIEL MOADUS Age: 55. Home: 113 Maple St. Employment:
CORTLAND City council race
Six candidates are running for four seats. An (*) denotes incumbent: MICHAEL L. HILLMAN Age: 28.
LOWELLVILLE Council
Seven candidates are running for four seats. An (*) denotes incumbent): JAMES IUDICIANI SR. *
WARREN Bills would tackle abuse, neglect of domestic animals
A local senator has introduced a bill that would toughen Ohio's animal cruelty and neglect laws.
6 vie for 4 school board positions
By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Three incumbents and three
LIBERTY For board of education
Six candidates are running for three seats. An (*) denotes incumbent: PATTY LETTERA Age: 51.
Mayor hopes to get new people to work with on city council
Six people are running for four seats. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF CORTLAND
Lindy Paving gets Hermitage contract
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The company that got the contract to do the first phase of the project to widen
LEETONIA RACES Village council candidates
Five candidates are running for four seats. An (*) denotes incumbent: ALICE GRUBBS* Age: 38.
COLUMBIANA CO. Plan calls for use of inmates
Having inmates work in a publicly owned plant would help make them productive, an official said.
CANFIELD Candidates voice solutions BOE problems
Communication between the school board and residents is the biggest problem in the district, most
THE CANDIDATES | Who they are
Five candidates are running for three seats. An (*) denotes incumbent: NANCY COPE* (R) Age: 53.
NILES Voters have final say in betting parlor issue
By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF NILES -- Trumbull County voters will be asked Nov. 6 to
BAZETTA Trustees
Seven candidates are running for two seats. An (*) denotes incumbent: MITCH CALLAHAN Age: 48.
Mill Creek and its sister parks are vital community assets
Opinion: A Columbus Dispatch columnist writing about the Youngstown area a couple of weeks ago listed the
UNION TOWNSHIP Board of education
Five candidates are seeking four spots on the Union School Board. An (*) denotes incumbent: KAREN
POLAND SCHOOLS Technology, funding are key issues
Both incumbents are seeking re-election. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
ELLSWORTH TOWNSHIP | Trustees race
Three candidates are running for two seats. An (*) denotes incumbent): DOUGLAS W. GEDRA* Age:
JACKSON-MILTON Board of education
Six candidates are running for three seats. An (*) denotes incumbent): BART MCGEE Age: 41.
GOVERNMENT STUDY COMMISSION Panel will look at different types of government
There are 31 people vying for the nine-member, nonpartisan committee. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
CANDIDATES | They are
Two attorneys are vying for a seat as the county's fourth judge. The position was created last
WARREN | Board of education candidates
Three candidates are running for the position. An (*) denotes incumbent ROBERT L. FAULKNER SR.*
WESTERN RESERVE Board of education
SUSANNE P. RANDALL* Age: 55. Home: 12071 Diehl Road, Ellsworth Township. Employment: Secretary,
Running for city council
Five candidates are running for three seats. An (*) denotes incumbent: BECKY BURNS* Age: 46.
Council candidates bring varying experience levels
By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- City voters will have three
POSTSEASON SCHEDULE High school football
OHIO DIVISION I 7 p.m. Saturday Boardman (8-2) at Warren Harding (9-1). DIVISION II 7:30
SALEM COUNCIL-AT-LARGE Race features crowded field
One of the candidates formerly served as council president. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
WARREN Lone female candidate: Look past party lines
Niki Frenchko-Nagy is running for an at-large seat on city council. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
EAST PALESTINE ELECTIONS Board of education
Five candidates are running for three seats. An (*) denotes incumbent: NANCY CLARK * Age: 50
CANDIDATES | Profiles
An (*) denotes incumbent: LARRY R. NORD* Age: 64. Home: 216 E. Fairfield Ave., New Castle.
Voters will choose a new judge for municipal court
The person chosen for the post will help guide the county's conversion to a new court system. By
Communications, hours factor in sheriff race
Both candidates tout their law enforcement experience. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
Only 2 council races have competition; rest unopposed
By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CAMPBELL -- Most of the offices here will be filled
HERMITAGE
HERMITAGE Commissioner Five candidates will vie for three commissioner seats in the Nov. 6
Levy would help to pay for upkeep of park trail
A park board member said the levy would cost the owner of a $50,000 home about $6 a year. By
BROOKFIELD Candidates favor zoning but await decision by the voters
For the third time since 1982, voters will be asked to weigh in on zoning. BROOKFIELD -- When they
CRAIG BEACH INCOME TAX Citizens group heads petition drive
The 1 percent tax would cost $250 a year for a resident earning $25,000. By JoANNE VIVIANO
For the board of education
Six candidates are running for three seats. An (*) denotes incumbent: DANNY FERRY Age: 34. Home:
THE CANDIDATES | Profiles
Ten candidates are running for two seats. An (*) denotes an incumbent: THOMAS P. GRUMLEY Age:
Four seek two vacant trustee positions
Zoning is a big issue with the candidates. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
WEATHERSFIELD RACES For the board of education
Four candidates are running for two seats. An (*) denotes incumbent: BRUCE E. BACAK* Age: 41.
THE CANDIDATES | Their background
Six candidates are running for three seats. An (*) denotes incumbent: DEVIN WITT Age: 26.
5 challenge 2 incumbents for seats on school board
The school district met only 14 of the state's 27 proficiency standards last year. By PAUL
WEST BRANCH Board of education
Four candidates are running for three seats. An (*) denotes incumbent: KEITH MARTIG* Age: 53.
WARDS | The races
Contested races are in the 6th and 7th wards. An (*) denotes incumbents: 6TH WARD HELEN RUCKER
CANFIELD TOWNSHIP Controlling development remains key issue in race for trustees seats
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- Controlling development is the main issue in the
HUBBARD Schools push for levies for operating money
A state takeover looms if the levies fail. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF HUBBARD --
COLUMBIANA CORNER Legislators OK bill to rename road for war hero
A bill to rename a section of state Route 7 in Columbiana County after a Vietnam War hero is
THE FOUR CANDIDATES | Who they are
There are two Democrats and two Republicans seeking two spots. An (*) denotes incumbent: JOHN
COUNCIL-AT-LARGE | The candidates
Four candidates are vying for three positions. An (*) denotes incumbents: ROBERT MARCHESE (D)*
YOUNGSTOWN Old steel eyesore to keep standing
A top eyesore will remain despite city and state efforts to demolish and improve the industrial
HOWLAND TOWNSHIP 6 vie for 2 seats in trustee race
HOWLAND -- Last year, William B. Jobe caused a political stir. Now, the man whose complaints held
GREENVILLE Mayor
The Nov. 6 mayoral race pits a two-term incumbent against a political newcomer who is the leader of
Growth-control is issue for trustee candidates
City growth needs to slow until infrastructure can catch up, candidates said. By NANCY TULLIS
SOUTHINGTON TWP. Trustees
Three candidates are running for two seats. An (*) denotes an incumbent: DANIEL L. TIETZ Age:
COLUMBIANA CO. Recycling plan calls for use of inmates
Having inmates work in a publicly owned plant would help make them productive, an official said.
School board race draws interest of 5
Future funding is a key issue with most of the candidates. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
Trustee hopefuls vie for 2- and 4- year seats
Township residents will fill three positions. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER AUSTINTOWN
GREENVILLE Council
Borough voters will be filling two two-year seats, and four four-year seats on borough council this
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP \Trustees race
Three candidates are running for two seats (an * denotes incumbent): ROBERT D. SPENCER* Age: 51;
BOARDMAN 6 seek 2 trustee seats
Both incumbents are looking to control traffic. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
PERRY TOWNSHIP Trustee race
Four candidates are running for two seats. An (*) indicates incumbent: LARRY PARKER* Age: 63.
Annan's role in Rwanda a betrayal of the innocent
Opinion: Annan's role in Rwanda a betrayal of the innocent EDITOR: Your "uplifting" article, buried in a
For borough council
DEMOCRATS GARY "GUS" GRANDY Age: 47. Home: 614 S. Eighth St. Employment: Sharpsville Area
MANDY VALENTIN JOHN CREATURA
MANDY VALENTIN JOHN CREATURA BOARDMAN -- Mandy L. Valentin of Youngstown became the bride of John
NESHANNOCK TOWNSHIP | Board of supervisors
Two candidates are running for one seat. An (*) indicates incumbent: CHARLES FARRIS Age: 69.
CRAIG BEACH Council race
Eight candidates are running for four seats. An (*) denotes incumbent): CATHY BRAHAM Age: 52.
SHARPSVILLE RACES Candidates for school board
FILED AS REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS DONNA MURRAY Age: 70. Home: 1603 Hall Ave., Sharpsville.
LORDSTOWN Village Council
Seven candidates are running for four seats. An (*) denotes incumbent: RICHARD BIGGS* (D) Age:
YOUNGSTOWN Work begins on clinic addition
The VA's portion of the cost will be $1 million. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Managing growth is a key concern in council race
Several candidates cited a desire to maintain Columbiana's small-town atmosphere. By NANCY TULLIS
EUGENE GALLO*
EUGENE GALLO* Age: 48. Home: 75 North St. Employment: Executive director of Eastern Ohio
MRDD board wants voters to renew operating levy
The levy accounts for a significant portion of the agency's annual budget. SALEM -- Columbiana
COITSVILLE Trustees
Four candidates are running for two seats, An (*) denotes an incumbent: WALTER P. AVDEY Age: 63
WORLD SERIES Yankees vs. Diamondbacks
Saturday: Arizona 9, New York 1. Sunday: Arizona 4, New York 0, Arizona leads series 2-0.
Trustee candidates face slew of issues
An incumbent explained his position on a $5 license plate fee and hiring an administrator. By TIM
Newcomers face off in controller race
Both candidates have accounting backgrounds but neither has political experience. By HAROLD GWIN
Halloween is peak season for pumpkin sales. The native vegetable is not only carved, and sometimes
Halloween is peak season for pumpkin sales. The native vegetable is not only carved, and sometimes
WARREN TOWNSHIP Trustees
Six candidates are running for two positions. An (*) denotes incumbents: KAY ANDERSON* Age: 54.
SCHOOL BOARD RACES
CINDY ROTTENBORN Age: 53. Home: 925 Home Circle. Employment: Senior library assistant, Kent State
THE CANDIDATES | Background information
Six candidates are running for two seats. An (*) denotes incumbent: FRED GRAPPY* Age: 72.
COUNCIL | Opposed races
PRESIDENT Two candidates are running for one seat. An (*) denotes incumbent): ROBERT P. YANKLE.*
WEEKEND LEADERS High school football
RUSHING J.D. Powers, East Palestine, 333 yards, 31 carries, 2 TDs. Mike Palumbo, Lowellville,
CHAMPION Trustees
Seven candidates are running for four seats. An (*) denotes incumbent: JOSEPH AMABELI* Age:
HOWLAND SCHOOLS | Board of election candidates
Four candidates are running for three seats. An (*) denotes incumbent: RAYMOND TISONE* Age:
IN THE RUNNING | Who they are
Four candidates are running for two seats. An (* ) denotes incumbent: JOHN P. SCHMIDT* Age: 62.
HUBBARD TOWNSHIP | Trustees race
Four candidates are running for two seats. An (*) denotes incumbents: JEFFREY WHITAKER Age: 48.
COLUMBIANA Board of education
Four candidates are running for three full-term seats. No one filed for an unexpired term. An (*)
MAPLEWOOD | Candidates for the board of education
Six candidates are running for 3 positions. An * denotes incumbent: DAVID STEWART* Age: 47.
THE CANDIDATES
ROBERT A. DOUGLAS JR.* (D) Age: 61. Home: 2313 Selma Ave. Employment: Judge, Youngstown Municipal
MAHONING COUNTY Educational Service Center
Voters will be asked to elect four candidates, three to full terms and one to a two-year unexpired
31 CANDIDATES | The profiles
There are 31 people vying for nine spots on the county government study commission, which will
WASHINGTONVILLE Four council seats attract no interest
The only candidate to file will become mayor next week. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
GREEN TOWNSHIP Trustees race
Five candidates are running for two seats An (*) denotes incumbent): BEVERLY K. FISHER Age:
COMMON PLEAS COURT Voters to decide on judge's retention
Both the county bar and chiefs of police associations have endorsed him. By HAROLD GWIN
THE CONTENDERS | Vying for posts
Six candidates are running for two seats. An (* ) denotes incumbent: RICHARD E. ORWIG* Age: 75.
School board race
Four candidates are running for three seats. An (*) denotes incumbent: JAMES CANNELL* Age: 58.
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP Trustees
Seven candidates are running for two seats. An (*) denotes incumbent): DON MARRIE Age: 43. Home:
MERCER COUNTY Freshman commissioner is asked to resign
By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU MERCER, Pa. -- Mercer County Commissioners Gene
For township trustee
Five candidates are running for two seats. An (*) denotes incumbent: FRED BOBOVNYK* Age: 65.
Saturday, October 27 (68 stories)
SCHEDULE Yankees vs. Diamondbacks
Today New York (Mussina 17-11) at Arizona (Schilling 22-6), 8:02 p.m. Sunday New York
Guard jailed for having sex with Susan Smith
Guard jailed for having sex with Susan Smith COLUMBIA, S.C. -- A former guard was sentenced Friday
Corbin appointed
Corbin appointed YOUNGSTOWN -- Brian R. Corbin has been appointed the executive director of
BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL Bethany College -- will conduct a clinic for girls grad3s 2-8 on Nov. 11 on the campus.
TRUMBULL ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Eagles add finishing touch to perfect year
Anthony Smith scored three touchdowns in the 28-0 win over Brookfield. By DOUG CHAPIN VINDICATOR
POLICE BLOTTER
POLICE BLOTTER Girard Summary of police activity: Oct. 23 Theft: A bike was stolen from a
Boardman voters face an easy, tough choice
Opinion: First the good news: Thomas P. Costello is running for a full term for Boardman Township trustee in
SCORES, SUMMARIES & amp; SCHEDULE
FOOTBALL SCORES AREA Wilson 34, Canton Timken 8 Chaney 12, Niles 7 Steubenville 27, Rayen 6
Halloween events to resume today
Halloween events to resume today BOARDMAN -- Halloween events, including haunted hayrides, a
NEW CASTLE Pupils experience the arts through education program
There will be two more performances this year as part of the Artsreach program. By LAURE CIOFFI
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Matthew P. Yankush, 21, of 14851 Robinson Road, North Jackson,
Warren mayor: We're prepared for possible attacks
Warren was one of three Ohio cities represented at a national conference for mayors. By AMANDA C.
YOUNGSTOWN Program aims to develop community leaders
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN The program kicks off with a retreat in January and concludes next
CHRISTMAS Church services
The Vindicator will run a listing of area services that are open to the public in observance of
Students raise money
Students raise money VIENNA -- The senior class at Mathews High School raised more than $800 for
BOXING Pavlik's opponent for Nov. 21 bout is named
He puts his unbeaten record on the line against a veteran. By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR SPORTS
Gains rejects card inquiry
The prosecutor considers the credit card situation a closed matter. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
WARREN County to attempt to mute CSEA pickets
The agency workers have resorted to pounding drums and blowing whistles. WARREN -- Trumbull County
United Way campaign successful
The one-day approach to collecting pledges is likely to become an annual event. By HAROLD GWIN
CITY SERIES Wilson ends season with a win
Rayen fell at playoff-bound Steubenville. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT YOUNGSTOWN -- A
YOUNGSTOWN League seeks aid to launch Web site
The citizens league wants to raise $5,000 to start up a Web site. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
Ursuline rally falls short in 28-26 loss
UNIONTOWN, Pa. -- Ursuline kicker Jon Ameen had a 22-yard field goal attempt partially blocked with
BURDMAN GROUP INC. Speaker kicks off leader's installation
Burdman offers vocational services in Mahoning and Trumbull counties. BOARDMAN -- Justin
STRUTHERS Police seek suspect in bar robbery case
The bar owner was treated for a deep cut after being pistol-whipped. STRUTHERS -- Two juveniles
How do you spell giving?
More than 600 dictionaries will be given out through a community service project. By IAN HILL
REGIONAL AIRPORT Officials mull financial shift
Airport officials want to use the money for general operations instead of capital improvements. By
Lowellville carries football nearly 500 yards in blowout
BERLIN CENTER -- Lowellville kept its slim hopes alive for a Division VI state playoff berth as it
Forum Health Northside
Forum Health Northside Dave and Stephanie Evans, 490 Cherry Fork Ave., Leetonia, boy, Oct. 26.
MAHONING COUNTY Treasurer tries to boost property tax collections
Those who don't pay by Nov. 26 will be subject to heavier penalties. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
SPRINGFIELD LOCAL Zitkovic's runs key 2nd half for Tigers
The loss knocks McDonald out of playoff contention. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
Sharon shuts out Slippery Rock
SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. -- Mike Schneider threw touchdown passes of 51 and 23 yards to Jake Braymer and
Greenville man, 62, killed in two-vehicle accident
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- A Greenville man was killed Friday afternoon in a traffic accident at Kinsman and
Hinton sets record in West Branch win
Marlington held on to beat Canfield. BELOIT -- Tom Hinton set the single-season rushing record at
Christmas parade to have patriotic theme
Parade organizers hope area veterans will participate. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
WARREN Man gets 53 years in 2 slayings
This is the second time Porterfield has pleaded guilty. WARREN -- A 28-year-old defendant in a
Support the schools and those less fortunate
Opinion: In Mahoning County, only three school districts and the Board of Mental Retardation and
BIG SEVEN Farrell passes test against South Side
The Steelers erased Beaver's 14-6 halftime lead. By ERIC POOLE VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
Despite tough obstacles, Poland tops Struthers
The Bulldogs found a way to win -- again. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF POLAND --
INTER-COUNTY LEAGUE South Range win is 3 times as sweet
The contest seemed to be decided by the end of the first quarter. By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR
Cowboys drive over Niles for come-from-behind win
The win means a home playoff game for Chaney. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT NILES
YOUNGSTOWN Gains rejects inquiry on card
The prosecutor considers the credit card situation a closed matter. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Hilltoppers lead series with Penguins, 6-4
Their last two games were decided late by clutch plays. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
TCL Crestview wins league title with 55-0 victory
East Palestine likely clinched a playoff berth with a win over Southern. SEBRING -- Josh Louk,
YOUNGSTOWN Supreme Court refuses to reconsider search ruling
A November 2000 ruling by the 7th District Court of Appeals will stand. By BOB JACKSON
WARREN Jury finds man innocent in death and wounding
The prosecution was criticized for not collecting physical evidence. WARREN -- A jury took just
REV. DEACON FRIEDEL Science should weigh full impact
You might recall that not too many years ago the scientific community appealed to the U.S. Congress
TRAFICANT CASE Indictment brings out new charge
The revamped indictment includes a contractor who said he bribed the congressman with $2,400. By
Bar code sticker to go on some mailboxes
Some postal carriers are concerned that the program will cause delivery delays. By IAN HILL
LIBERTY Bridge gets another graffiti makeover
The latest graffiti lasted only until Friday morning. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Bridge gets another graffiti makeover
The latest graffiti lasted only until Friday morning. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Brister's runs beat Flashes in overtime
Brister also led Lakeview in total rushing with 237 yards on 47 carries. CORTLAND -- Pete Brister
MERCER COUNTY United Way campaign ends on successful note
The one-day approach to collecting pledges is likely to become an annual event. By HAROLD GWIN
POLAND Trustees hire an attorney after receiving bill for services
POLAND -- Township trustees have hired an attorney to perform services for which he's already billed
NEW CASTLE Judge orders testing on DNA
Prosecutors will determine which items are taken to the state police laboratory. By LAURE CIOFFI
YOUNGSTOWN Bar code sticker to go on some mailboxes
Some postal carriers are concerned that the program will cause delivery delays. By IAN HILL
The high school football playoff picture became clearer after Friday night's games. C?
The high school football playoff picture became clearer after Friday night's games. C?
TRANSFER, PA. Reynolds pulls off 'upset 2'
The Reynolds' coach said he thinks Friday's win will erase doubts about his team. By BILL ALBRIGHT
AUSTINTOWN How do you spell giving?
More than 600 dictionaries will be given out through a community service project. By IAN HILL
LISBON Construction halted until state approves plans
Work on the women's apartment complex was to have started this summer. By NORMAN LEIGH
SALEM SUPPLIER For business, it's party time online
It grew slowly, but now the company's Web site averages 65,000 clicks a month and produces 70
YOUNGSTOWN Grand jury to hear newspaper box case
The man has more court dates pending in Sebring, Campbell and Austintown. By PATRICIA MEADE
SANDY CREEK CONSERVANCY Officials emphasize educational value
The cleanup of a decades-old asbestos pile resulted in a permanent green space. By HAROLD GWIN
Spartans shut out Austintown Fitch
Spartans coach Garry Smith said the weather limited play calling. By GREG GULAS VINDICATOR
Trick-or-treat hours
Trick-or-treat hours CANFIELD -- Trick-or-treat hours will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday in the
Transportation to be provided to polling places
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Community Mobilization Committee reminds residents that transportation will be
Friday, October 26 (61 stories)
School donates funds
School donates funds WARREN -- Pupils and staff at Warren Christian School have donated $600 to
Early setbacks helped Mooney
The development of the Cardinal Mooney High boys soccer team began in July. The Cardinals hope it
COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREVIEW Saturday's games
MOUNT UNION (7-0, 6-0) vs. MUSKINGUM (1-6, 0-6) When: 1:30 p.m. Where: McConagha Stadium, New
TRUMBULL COUNTY Former deputy cleared in theft
The former deputy proved his ability to work two jobs at once, but now he doesn't have one. By
GAIL WHITE Guardian angels smile down on the Easter Seals
What more could an organization ask for than the loving support of a whole host of angels? Fifty
YOUNGSTOWN YSU scrambles to pare budget
The provost has asked college deans to create budget-cutting scenarios. By RON COLE VINDICATOR
Fitch wins district
The Falcons defeated Steel Valley Conference rival Boardman in two games. By JOE SCALZO
STAGE REVIEW Van Patten, Gorshin bring some 'Sunshine' to Powers
The exceptional comedic chemistry between the two stars was a constant delight throughout the
DIVISION III VOLLEYBALL United takes rubber match versus TCL rival
The Eagles split their regular season contests against Lisbon. By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR
Saturday New York (Mussina 17-11) at Arizona (Schilling 22-6), 8:02 p.m.
Saturday New York (Mussina 17-11) at Arizona (Schilling 22-6), 8:02 p.m. Sunday New York (Pettitte
YOUNGSTOWN Arena board rejects city pact
Authority will be the only real issue when council and the civic center board talk about a deal.
CSC LTD. Judge OKs schedule for 2-day auction
The judge postponed deciding whether the union will represent workers if all or part of the mill is
Hubbard wins easily
The Eagles disposed of Poland in short order to win the Division II district crown. By MARK W.
GIRARD Budget to come soon
Defaulting on several loans contributed to the city's financial squeeze. By DENISE DICK
Man and wife charged with domestic violence
Man and wife charged with domestic violence CANFIELD -- A married couple was arrested late
Campbell school system needs Repasky, Petruska
Opinion: Last year, in editorializing on the failure of Walter Rusnak, Michael Tsikouris, the Rev. Daniel
Disabled kids make a splash
The swimming sessions provide both fun and therapy for the children. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
Wally Sinn seated as division officer
INDEPENDENCE -- Wally Sinn of Western Mahoning County Kiwanis Club was inducted as lieutenant
WARREN Auction will aid river project
The Riverwalk amphitheater could be up and running by summer. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
Search for Leetonia man, 76, goes on; missing for 4 days
LEETONIA -- Police continue to search for Joe Driscoll, 76, of 20 Robinson St. Family members
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Brent C. Racer, 30, of 5816 Godown Road, Columbus, and Stacy
Worker reinstated
Worker reinstated WARREN -- A union leader working for the city got his job back this week after
INDICTMENTS
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County Lester Scott, 41, and Shauna Berry Scott, 39, both of Elm Street,
THURSDAY'S RESULTS
THURSDAY'S RESULTS BOYS SOCCER TOURNAMENT DIVISION I Green 5, Fitch 1. Green advances to the
Smallpox vaccines to return?
Consumer demand for flu shots appears to be stronger than ever. By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Anthony and Holly Dapolito, 5234 Glenwood Ave., Boardman, boy, Oct. 25. Dino and
U.S. cannot be home for 8 million illegal immigrants
Opinion: As America's enemies around the world condemn our way of life, how can they explain the tens of
CROSS COUNTRY Albani is going for it all
The Boardman runner has a goal of winning both the regional and state championships. By JOE SCALZO
Jackson Center driver dies in crash; 2 injured
MERCER, Pa. -- Pennsylvania State Police said a Jackson Center woman was killed when the car she was
YOUNGSTOWN Carter weighs quitting
Monitoring the city program and keeping a seat on the park board could be a conflict of interest.
REGION High winds knock out power to thousands
Trees were weakened by rain and high winds. High winds that buffeted the region Thursday knocked
MERCER Former Sharon man gets jail term
Two Mercer County people also received 10- to 30-day sentences. MERCER, Pa. -- Judge Michael
CROSS COUNTRY Regional championships
All races at Boardman High School. The top four teams in Division I and II and the top three teams
Adding a few new pieces will update your wardrobe
NEW YORK -- You don't have to overhaul your wardrobe every season to look hip; you just have to
Plaque honors cop who died in 1990
By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU SHARON, Pa. -- City officials, employees and current and
AUSTINTOWN Police investigate 2 fights at Compass West apartments
AUSTINTOWN -- A Compass West woman told police that she was struck in the head with a billy club
YSU GAME ON TV
YOUNGSTOWN -- WYFX (17/62) television will broadcast the Youngstown State football game at Southern
MAHONING COUNTY More credit card concerns
The prosecutor said he'll reserve judgment until after he sees the bills. By BOB JACKSON
SALEM PARKING Two additional spots available for disabled
The city already had several parking spaces for disabled people downtown. By NORMAN LEIGH
DIVISION I BOYS SOCCER Wind and opponent too much for Fitch
Green barged into a 3-0 lead in the first 15 minutes, and went on to a 5-1 triumph to gain the
Tale of two quarterbacks
Tale of two quarterbacks Penn State coach Joe Paterno insist there's no quarterback controversy
Warren authorities use caution regarding latest anthrax scare
WARREN -- Local authorities are treating suspicious mail with caution, saying residents can't be too
STEEL WINS, YOU LOSE
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: The U.S. International Trade Commission has determined that the steel industry is
MAHONING COUNTY Officials plan action after bomb threat
YOUNGSTOWN -- It's time for government employees to change they way they look at bomb threats and
MERCER COUNTY Soil at courthouse will increase costs
Anyone interested in the fiscal director's job can send a r & eacute;sum & eacute; to the
GATEWAY FOOTBALL 'Toppers' success based on same formula as YSU
By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF YOUNGSTOWN -- The success of the Youngstown State
HERMITAGE Son seeks permit to rebuild
The city ordered the Stacey family to vacate the house damaged by a rainstorm. By HAROLD GWIN
YOUNGSTOWN Speedy Internet services expand
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Monthly fees range from $41.95 to $44.95. By DON SHILLING
Teaching about cultural and religious differences, similarities fosters peace
Opinion: Teaching about cultural and religious differences, similarities fosters peace EDITOR: I am
BOYS SOCCER Mooney cruises into district final
The Cardinals scored a 6-0 win over Maplewood, to advance against Champion Saturday. STRUTHERS --
BOARDMAN Campaign loan to Cox scrutinized
The elections board plans to investigate and will probably forward the results to the Ohio Elections
Ski swap planned
Ski swap planned HOWLAND -- The annual Warren Ski Club ski swap will be from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Nov.
DIVISION 21 State officer installs 12 club presidents
CANFIELD -- Tom Crawford of Toledo, Ohio Kiwanis governor, made an official visit to the Oct. 13
TRUMBULL COUNTY UW targets retired donors
The total raised so far is just shy of half the goal. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
FARRELL Drug sweep nets 3 arrests
One man was injured in a fight with police, and a drug-sniffing dog helped to find drugs discarded
SALEM New gear for fighting wildfires
One chief said the gear is ideal for fighting fires in wooded areas because it is lightweight. By
Land for mall sold
Land for mall sold NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- City council agreed Thursday to sell a plot downtown to a
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XNiles Gymanfa Ganu Association will hold a dinner meeting at 12:30 p.m. Sunday at
HERMITAGE Cops nab suspect at motel
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- An Austintown man wanted on aggravated arson charges in Youngstown is in Mercer
FINANCE REPORTS Pre-election
Finance activity from June 9 to Oct. 1 for the Nov. 6 general election. Thursday was the deadline to
Army Navy Auxiliary 29 seats officers
YOUNGSTOWN -- Army Navy Auxiliary 29 held installation of officers Oct. 8 at the home of Nancy
Thursday, October 25 (76 stories)
AFGHANISTAN'S WOMEN OF COURAGE
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: It wasn't so long ago that women could walk down the dusty streets and roads of
MATCH-UP YSU vs. W. Kentucky
6-1Record5-2 36.3Points per game22.4 16.4Points allowed9.1 396.1Total offense313.7
WASHINGTON Traficant backs business tax-cut bill
Lawmakers split along party lines regarding the impact on the domestic steel industry. By CHRIS
YOUNGSTOWN Proposal divvies up city project
The board would handle the project, but council would oversee all spending. By ROGER G. SMITH
CANFIELD-GREEN Sorice shakes injury for winner
Grazia Sorice scored the game-winning goal in overtime against the third seed. By BILL SULLIVAN
INSIDE
INSIDE U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr., of Poland, D-17th, accuses fellow Democrats of &
YSU men picked low
YSU men picked low The Youngstown State men's basketball team was picked to finish eighth in the
CITY COUNCILS
CITY COUNCILS WARREN City council Wednesday: * Decided to hire outside legal counsel to help
Red Cross thanks pupils for efforts
The Mahoning Red Cross chapter has received about $18,000 from area schools. By RON COLE
Fire damages home
Fire damages home SHARPSVILLE, Pa. -- An electrical fire caused about $10,000 worth of damage to a
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Freddy Parra, 21, of 2321 E. Midlothian Blvd., Struthers, and
YOUNGSTOWN City man is convicted of murder
The same jury will reconvene on Monday to begin the penalty phase. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Judge orders Austintown man to jail
WARREN -- A 20-year-old Austintown man who awaits sentencing for his role in the Sept. 2, 2000,
Mahoning bomb threats
Mahoning bomb threats YOUNGSTOWN -- Several bomb threats were phoned into government buildings in
NORTH LIMA Candidates focus on growth theme
The trustee race is crowded: Seven candidates, including two incumbents, are seeking two seats. By
WORLD SERIES Schedule
Saturday: New York (Mussina 17-11) at Arizona (Schilling 22-6), 8:02 p.m. Sunday: New York
CRESTON HELTZEL Image is everything? Not really
When I read the teen fashion article "Image Is Everything," I found myself wanting to be sick. The
CRESTVIEW SCHOOLS Assistance pays off in reading
Some kindergartners are struggling with letter and word recognition. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
WARREN Drink company to open center
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Plans call for construction of a local production plant within a year
GIRARD Mayor: Draining, breaching dam is best option
The city cannot afford the money needed for the project. GIRARD -- Mayor James Melfi and an
Men charged with theft
Men charged with theft STRUTHERS -- Two men suspected of auto theft were arrested at 5:19 a.m.
MAHONING VALLEY Skaters get rolling to help 9-11 victims
Local children laced up their skates in Salem, and other area rinks weighed benefit events. By
YOUNGSTOWN Group: U.S. is spreading terrorism
The greatest number of war victims will starve to death through no fault of their own, the group
RATES Certificates of deposit The table shows the annual percentage yield as of Oct. 24. 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
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Angel and Milagros Irizarry, 491 Devitt Ave., Campbell, girl, Oct. 24. Raymond and
Wheatland Tube gives $200,000
Union representatives are collecting funds at the plant gate. WHEATLAND, Pa. -- Wheatland Tube Co.
YSU FOOTBALL W. Ky. disdains forward pass
The Hilltoppers would like to throw more but so far haven't needed to. By PETE MOLLICA
The party is on!
The party is on! GIRARD -- The city's police and fire departments stepped in to sponsor a
Walsh scores early, often to beat W.B.
By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT BELOIT -- The first 20 minutes of Wednesday's Division
WARREN TRIAL Lawyer says client didn't plan to kill
The defendant could receive the death penalty if convicted. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Friday night football
STRUTHERS vs. POLAND When: 7:30. Where: Poland High School. Last year: Poland won, 25-10.
AGREEMENTS Provisions
In addition to the raises, here are details of new contracts for city emplyees shows: POLICE
SANDY LAKE Without asbestos, site will conserve
Conservation easement will permanently protect the lake from encroachment. By HAROLD GWIN
BOARDMAN Woman loses $4,000 in scam
Two other women took $4,000 from the Poland resident. BOARDMAN -- A 60-year-old Poland woman was
BECKY SHER | Hype Company has colors to dye for
Ever wonder if the Osbournes secretly own stock in hair dye? Dying your hair seems like just an
YOUNGSTOWN Home demolition subject of debate
A lack of money remains a main reason many properties stay on demolition lists. By ROGER G. SMITH
WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS
WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS GIRLS SOCCER TOURNAMENT DIVISION I Canfield 3, Green 2 (overtime) North
CRESTVIEW Assistance pays off in reading success
Some kindergartners are struggling with letter and word recognition. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
MAHONING COUNTY Reminders of precinct changes
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Mahoning County Board of Elections is sending two letters before the Nov. 6
Waterline issue to be appealed
CANFIELD -- Canfield Township trustees have decided to appeal a visiting judge's ruling on the
In Liberty: Litch, Jack Simon
Opinion: The race for Liberty Township Board of Trustees is one of the most crowded in Trumbull County. One
Grove City man gets 1-5 years in molestation of adolescent
MERCER -- A Grove City man was sentenced Wednesday in Mercer County Common Pleas Court to one to
Eagles find 'O' in OT
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF HUBBARD -- The Hubbard High girls soccer team waited
TWO-DEEP CHART YSU vs. Western Kentucky
YOUNGSTOWN STATE OFFENSE LT (73) -- Pat Crummey (6-4, 285, Sr.); (66) -- Josh Davis (6-5, 280,
MAHONING VALLEY Ribbon-cutting ceremony held for new interchange
State and local officials touted the benefits of the interchange. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
Longtime Fowler resident loses ground to highway
Six homes were demolished to make room for the interchange. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF
Nail-biting victory for Golden Flashes is shootout special
Champion last made it to the district final in 1993. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
Howland falls to N.C. Hoover, 4-3
The Tigers squandered a 3-1 lead in the last 11 minutes. By DOUG CHAPIN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
NEW CASTLE Mentally ill to get drop-in center and housing
Housing for low-income, chronically mentally ill people will be provided. By LAURE CIOFFI
Scaffolding collapse leaves 5 workers dead
Scaffolding collapse leaves 5 workers dead NEW YORK -- Stopping only to listen for survivors'
WARREN Tsagaris sides with strikers
WARREN -- Trumbull County Commissioner James G. Tsagaris broke ranks with his colleagues, publicly
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Here's a story you can really sink your teeth into
I've gotten woozy three times in my life. First, when the obstetrician told me I had a complication
Fight Schedule
Fight Schedule National TV in parentheses Oct. 26 At Temecula, Calif. (ESPN2), Alex Bunema,
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 2001 standings
CITY SERIES ConferenceAll games WLPtsOPWLPtsOP Chaney3012708124451 Canton
PREP FOOTBALL Week 10 schedule
FRIDAY City Series Wilson vs. Canton Timken at YSU, 7 p.m. Steel Valley Conference Fitch at
MAHONING VALLEY Vending box thefts cover wide area
The damaged newspaper boxes typically got dumped in fields or under bridges. By PATRICIA MEADE
Pride doesn't mean taking advantage of Indians
Opinion: Pride doesn't mean taking advantage of Indians EDITOR. Are we this desperate to have gambling
3 to face charges of using card stolen from grandma
NILES -- Three people will return to court next week, accused of using a stolen credit card to buy
MICROSOFT CORP. Windows XP software launches into stores
Circuit City in Boardman reported that customers were buying the upgrade. VINDICATOR STAFF/WIRE
LAWRENCE COUNTY Officials to put together team to investigate fires
State police statistics show the city has had 20 arson fires. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- An arson
Stern on MJ
Stern on MJ David Stern understands the global interest in Michael Jordan's return but wonders
SHARON Man faces firearm charges in connection with fatality
SHARON, Pa. -- Police filed charges against the man accused of firing the fatal shot that killed
Annual costume contest
Annual costume contest YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown Playhouse Youth Board will hold "The Second
YOUNGSTOWN Taft blames naive legislators for blocking state budget cuts
The governor says some legislators aren't realistic about the state's financial crisis. By DAVID
WHEATLAND TUBE Company gives $200,000 to funds
Union representatives are collecting funds at the plant gate. WHEATLAND, Pa. -- Wheatland Tube Co.
Austin Woods donates
Austin Woods donates AUSTINTOWN -- The residents and staff at Austin Woods Health Care Center,
SHARON Workers will get 3% raises
Officials said all three unions agreed to increase their prescription co-payments. By HAROLD GWIN
MAHONING COUNTY Canfield, Austintown police make arrests in drug cases
CANFIELD -- Police in Canfield and Austintown each have recently made arrests for drug-related
COLUMBIANA CO. Jail will remain with private company
The renewal includes prisoner housing rate increases each of the next two years. By NORMAN LEIGH
Greater academic emphasis needed in Struthers schools
Opinion: Whoever sits on the Struthers School Board has their work cut out for them. On last year's state
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Albin P. V and Kathleen (Hutera) Dearing, 5708 Wygle Road, Ravenna, announce the birth of a son,
Happy 200th birthday!
Warren's first mail run was to Youngstown on Oct. 24, 1801. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
Medical equipment donations sought
SHARON, Pa. -- Volunteer groups in Mercer County municipalities will work Saturday on Make A
MAHONING COUNTY Officials to vote on pay for clerk
Commissioners Ed Reese and David Ludt said they'll vote against the raise. By BOB JACKSON
Wednesday, October 24 (58 stories)
STEEL PRODUCERS Trade panel ruling to assist industry
Hearings are expected to take place next month. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER
MAHONING COUNTY Smith steps down as commissioners' clerk
The clerk said he was looking for a job before he was disciplined by commissioners. By BOB JACKSON
GAIL WHITE On special shopping trip, all we spent was time
I think some of the most trying moments of parenthood occur on Friday and Saturday evenings in the
BOARDS OF EDUCATION
BOARDS OF EDUCATION BOARDMAN Donations: Several donations were accepted: *Center Middle
Selfless contribution raised family's spirits
Opinion: Selfless contribution raised family's spirits EDITOR: It is amazing how in one day our hearts
REUNIONS
XAustintown Fitch High School Class of 1971 will hold its 30-year reunion from 6 p.m. to midnight
GIRARD SCHOOLS Suit to remove board gets Nov. 5 trial date
The judge ruled that an out-of-state attorney can continue representing the parents. By PEGGY
NOTICES
NOTICES BASEBALL The Baseball School -- is offering individual and semi-individual instructions
YOUNGSTOWN Prosecutors: Shooter couldn't leave witnesses
Jurors heard three hours of closing arguments Tuesday. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Friday games
SPRINGFIELD vs. MCDONALD When: Friday, 7:30 p.m. Where: McDonald High School. Last year:
SHARON Court papers: Man slain was robber
Court documents said a victim fired a number of shots at his attackers. By HAROLD GWIN
COLUMBUS Former judge's lawyer works out settlement
A hearing was continued Tuesday until Nov. 30. By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
STEEL PRODUCERS Ruling to benefit industry
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Hearings are expected to take place next month. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
Work in D.C. delayed by scare
An Austintown man tested negative for anthrax but is on antibiotics as a precaution. By PAUL
He can't shake ground zero's somber air
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- Nearly a week after returning from ground
MOVIE TIME
MOVIE TIME Check out these OK, so you've planned your menu and you've invited your guests for
Werner lays off 80 workers at Sugar Grove Twp. plant
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWNGREENVILLE, Pa. -- The Werner Co. has laid off 80 production workers at
Powder being tested
Powder being tested ROGERS -- Columbiana County authorities are having tested a white powdery
Howland: Howland, which lost to Boardman in last year's Div. I regional, knew it would have to
Howland: Howland, which lost to Boardman in last year's Div. I regional, knew it would have to
CROSS COUNTRY Runner Lisa Davies of West Branch continues to get better and better
By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF West Branch runner Lisa Davies had just finished 12th at
WARREN Lawyer: Defendant wasn't there
The prosecutor told jurors the evidence will prove the defendant was the shooter. By PEGGY
Peace Action calls for end to U.S. action in Afghanistan
YOUNGSTOWN -- Members of Peace Action Youngstown were to voice this morning their opposition to
YOUNGSTOWN 'Pull somebody up,' Dell exec says
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN A Dell Computer executive with roots in Youngstown says diversity can
NEW CASTLE Group will build Friendship Park
Plans for a park on Grant Street will be changed to accommodate firetrucks. By LAURE CIOFFI
FOR THE KIDS Trick-or-treat hours
Times and days for trick-or-treating as submitted to The Vindicator. MAHONING COUNTY Austintown:
Pipe bomb charges
Pipe bomb charges CLEVELAND -- A Niles man could spend 30 years in prison if convicted of charges
WARREN Councilman Marchese recommends legal help
Hiring outside legal help is expected to cost up to $25,000. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
SALEM 2 arrested in theft await court
Police said one man spent the night in a vacant Leetonia house. SALEM -- Two Farrell, Pa., men who
BOYS SOCCER Champion dives into district final
The Golden Flashes and Bristol had some natural elements working against them. By BRIAN RICHESSON
DOWNTOWN YOUNGSTOWN Volunteer group will plant bulbs for spring blooms
New plantings will add color to downtown between March and the annual June cleanup. By ROGER G.
HALLOWEEN SAFETY
HALLOWEEN SAFETY Tips for treaters Beaver Township Trustee Kim Ohlin wants to remind parents of
DOMINION EAST OHIO PUCO considers proposal to aid natural gas customers
About 70,000 customers have had service shut off or got shutoff notices. By JEFF ORTEGA
LAWRENCE COUNTY 3% room rental tax likely to be approved
An estimated $61,000 could be added to the county tourism budget each year. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A
BOARDMAN Township, company close to settling ambulance suit
Trustees are expected to consider a proposed settlement Monday. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
Man suffers burns
Man suffers burns NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A Mercer man is in critical condition at Mercy Hospital in
Compost contest
Compost contest CANFIELD -- Proud of your compost? Show it off at a contest from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.
LORDSTOWN SCHOOLS Overseer declines to consider contract
Both sides confirmed a tentative agreement had been reached but not voted on. By DENISE DICK
FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS Seven area teams have sealed spots for first round
Sixteen other area teams still have a chance to qualify for the postseason. VINDICATOR STAFF
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Norman and Richelle Gallagher, 1267 Bexley St., Youngstown, girl, Oct. 23.
Kiwanis ceremony
Kiwanis ceremony YOUNGSTOWN -- The Kiwanis Club of Uptown Youngstown had a dedication ceremony
Workshop relieved counselor's stress
BOARDMAN -- A counselor who assisted about 15 people Monday during a free public workshop to address
Bush finally has chance to help U.S. steel industry
Opinion: The U.S. International Trade Commission has finally seen the light, and now it is up to the Bush
WARREN Former deputy's trial continues
The prosecution said he was getting overlapping pay from the county and a school district. By
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Group secures loan for sanctuary
Although the financial crisis has passed, the nonprofit group will still need donations. By NORMAN
YOUNGSTOWN Court OKs Phar-Mor's financing
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Phar-Mor hopes its borrowing power will persuade suppliers to restock
LIQUOR PERMITS
Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and applications and
POSTSEASON OUTLOOK OHSAA playoffs
DIVISION I, Region 1 Warren Harding has clinched a playoff spot. Boardman needs a win and help.
October winds kick up surprises
Just when you think you've got the sporting world figured out, October winds swirl. To wit: UIn
Canfield Township's future requires steady leadership
Opinion: If annexation of Canfield Township land continues at the current rate, there is a very real danger
SALEM HUMANE SOCIETY Cutbacks thwarted by animal drop-offs
The animals are abandoned at the shelter after hours. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
SHELTERING THE VULNERABLE
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: The 1999 death of a mentally ill street wanderer made news again last week when
A continuing series
A continuing series Series: A three-day Vindicator series in May outlined reader views on blight
Game time
Game time Tonight Who: Dallas Stars at Pittsburgh Penguins Where: Mellon Arena When: 8 p.m.
POLICE BLOTTER Canfield, Austintown
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD CITY Oct. 14 Theft: A woman stole six packs of cigars
LEADERS YSU in NCAA rankings
TEAM STATISTICS (National leader in parentheses) Rushing Offense: YSU 4th, 285.86 (Georgia
Tuesday, October 23 (64 stories)
Fitch Falcons make amends
By CHUCK HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT AUSTINTOWN -- Sam Camens is a difference-maker for
AFSCME talks
AFSCME talks WARREN -- Striking Trumbull County Child Support Enforcement Agency workers returned
Germ attack policy is set
Suspicious material from around Ohio, including from Mahoning County, has been tested. By IAN
MVSD Will Flask trial ever take place?
Flask filed for bankruptcy, which caused the civil lawsuit filed by the Ohio Attorney General's
Niles defeats Irish on goal by Ziegler
NILES -- Paul Ziegler scored with 14 minutes remaining to lead the Niles High boys soccer team past
POLITICS Gains delays Ohio AG run
The prosecutor said his work here isn't done yet. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER
Cork-Baran engagement is announced
AUSTINTOWN -- Darla J. Cork and Matthew S. Baran Jr., both of 4676 Woodridge Drive, announce their
A better school board means better education
Opinion: A better school board means better education EDITOR: One of the questions the citizens of
DIVISION III VOLLEYBALL Girard eliminates Maplewood
Champion and Brookfield went down to the wire before the Golden Flashes prevailed in three games.
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Boardman store employee robbed
BOARDMAN -- A 22-year-old employee of Sally Beauty Supply was held at knife point as a female robber
TRUMBULL COUNTY Safety force officials, commissioners discuss streamlining communications
The Warren police chief suggests that his radio communications system could be expanded to cover the
EAST PALESTINE Council wants to give Clark permanent post
One councilwoman said Clark has already shown there's no reason to continue the interim status. By
YSU AWARDS Street gets top offensive honor
He played only 11 minutes, but guided the Penguins to a clinching touchdown Saturday. By PETE
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials to discuss plan for Girard Lakes
People primarily fish at the lakes but they're also open to some camping and recreation. By DENISE
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Orrie W. Wertz, 48, of 392 Fairground Blvd., Apt. 103,
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Tutoring program tackles literacy issues
Nineteenth-century poet Martin Farquhar Tupper said, "A good book is the best of friends ..." But to
YOUNGSTOWN Child testifies that Anderson shot her and killed her family
Jurors will probably be sequestered if deliberations take more than a day. By BOB JACKSON
Howland High graduate receives award from MADD
COLUMBUS -- Brian J. Taillon of Warren has received the "Outstanding Youth Member of the Year" award
LET'S HAVE ONE CALM VOICE ON BIOTERROR
Opinion: Philadelphia Inquirer: The nation is in dire need of an antidote for an infectious disease. The
MAHONING VALLEY Concerns curtail Halloween events
Community donations will help bolster Leetonia's annual post-parade party. By NANCY TULLIS and
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT UDewitt S. Palmer has been a Fairview Township, Pa., supervisor for more than 50
Canfield advances to final
The Cardinals defeated Salem 2-1 in the Division II district tournament. By BILL SULLIVAN
DIVISION I-AA FOOTBALL POLL
DIVISION I-AA FOOTBALL POLL PHILADELPHIA -- The top 25 teams in the Sports Network Division I-AA
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth George and Elizabeth Morar, 7165 Locust Ave., Apt. 7, Boardman, boy, Oct. 22.
CANFIELD TWP. Trustees to discuss waterline ruling
A visiting judge ruled that plans for Gibson Road violated the Ohio Constitution. By IAN HILL
HOW THEY FARED YSU Opponents
Lock Haven (2-6) Beat California, 24-21; Next: at Slippery Rock. Clarion (3-5) lost to Slippery
Miss McEowen, Kristofer Davis are engaged
Announcement is being made of the engagement of Jennifer Kristen McEowen, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
YOUNGSTOWN City considers income tax amnesty
The city would waive all penalties and interest on income taxes owed. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
Flask's bankruptcy filing must be challenged quickly
Opinion: Edward A. Flask, who got a slap-on-the-wrist sentence last year after pleading guilty to two felony
Board picks attorney in appeal
A federal judge dismissed the suit against Gilbane last week. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
`PULASKI MURDERS DNA testing lab is sought
Defense attorneys say the DNA tests are needed to determine if anyone else was there during the
AWARDS Players of the week
MVR Offensive Player of Game: Colby Street, 6-3, 228, junior quarterback from Armstrong Mills. MVR
Israel plans to hold on to West Bank towns
Israel plans to hold on to West Bank towns JERUSALEM -- Israel insists on holding six West Bank
WARREN Forum to start heart program
\The hospital will spend $2 million preparing for the new unit. WARREN -- Open-heart surgery will
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS Enrollment woes plague district
Enrollment has nose-dived by more than 2,000 since charter schools opened three years ago. By RON
Traficant files papers
Traficant files papers YOUNGSTOWN -- U.S. Rep. James A Traficant Jr. filed 153 documents Monday in
SHARON Police probe killing of three
Police had answered previous calls reporting domestic disputes at the scene of the shootings. By
Police arrest 2 in Vienna-area burglaries
VIENNA -- Police were treated to a two-for-one special at Yankee Kitchen. They not only arrested
Haunted hayride
Haunted hayride CAMPBELL -- A haunted hayride is scheduled from 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday in Roosevelt
Council hires firm to do reappraisal of industrial land
FARRELL, Pa. -- City council wants another appraisal of the value of 84 acres of industrial land the
SHARON Police probe killing of 3
Police had answered previous calls reporting domestic disputes at the scene of Monday's shootings.
BOYS SOCCER Boardman loses to Green, 5-1
A controversial call in the first half took away a goal in the district tournament. By BRIAN
N.J. pastor: Faith can conquer 'Goliaths'
The keynote speaker was dispatched near the scene shortly after the World Trade Center attack. By
COLUMBIANA CO. Extension for wolf sanctuary
The balance of the purchase price was due Monday. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
MONDAY'S SCORES
MONDAY'S SCORES BOYS SOCCER TOURNAMENT DIVISION I Green 5, Boardman 1 Fitch 3, North
MAHONING COUNTY Character program promoted
The good character traits are to be adopted both at home and at work. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Pledges for peace reinforced
A contest on stopping violence at home is planned for high school students. By LAURE CIOFFI
United to play Lisbon for crown
The Golden Eagles eliminated top-seeded Springfield in two games. By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR
Women of Steel to gather in support of economy
The public is invited to attend the demonstration at the Shenango Valley Mall on Halloween night..
SEBRING Revitalization plan teams village, state, Mahoning County
At least six businesses inquired about the program before it was announced. By BOB JACKSON
MAHONING COMMISSIONERS Credit card policy to undergo revisions
The prosecutor found no wrongdoing. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN
Boardman schools well served by Fulks, Davis, Poma
Opinion: Barring unforeseen changes in the final report card to be issued next year, the Boardman School
WORLD SERIES Yankees vs. Diamondbacks
Oct. 27 N.Y. Yankees at Arizona, (n). Oct. 28 N.Y. Yankees at Arizona, (n). Oct. 30 Arizona at N.Y.
CAMPBELL Court action continues over fire post
The city believes all three applicants should be allowed to test for the chief position. By PAUL
AUSTINTOWN Appeals court upholds sentence over junk cars
The attorney who argued Russell's appeal had his license suspended in June. By IAN HILL
Teacher completes marathon to raise money for area family
STRUTHERS -- June Baker finished the Columbus Marathon on Sunday and raised an estimated $4,000 for
WEATHERSFIELD Earnings soar for RMI parent
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Earnings increase more than fivefold at RTI International Metals.
Sarah Haynes, Charles Russell to be married
GIRARD -- Robert and Sandra Haynes, 30 Earl St., are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
THE SERIES Yankees vs. Mariners
Wednesday New York 4, Seattle 2. Thursday New York 3, Seattle 2. Saturday Seattle 14, New York 3.
MERCER COUNTY Panel seeks to curb inmate costs
Medical costs could reach about $250,000 this year. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
GIRARD Council rejects eliminating posts
One councilwoman thinks administrative positions should remain part of the discussion about cuts.
YOUNGSTOWN Scotts to face charges after police search
The vice squad and task force reported finding cocaine in a woman's bra. By PATRICIA MEADE
Monday, October 22 (58 stories)
By JOHN PATRICK GATTA
By JOHN PATRICK GATTA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT THE INDIGO GIRLS USE musical arrangements and
NFL Week 6
Sunday's Games Arizona 24, Kansas City 16 Atlanta 20, New Orleans 13 Chicago 24, Cincinnati 0
Band capsules
Band capsules Ready to dive into the local music scene? Here's a sample of what's available:
AMATEUR BOXING Buckeye Elks show pays tribute to area legendary trainer
The late Pedro Tomez was honored at the eight-bout card Saturday night. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR
WORTH A LOOK
ANTIQUE SHOWS XShenango Presbyterian Home will hold its second annual antique appraisal fund-
YOUTH THEATRE
YOUTH THEATRE 2002-03 season MAIN STAGE PRODUCTIONS "The Adventures of Amelia Bedelia"
Penguins still shy of their potential
The Youngstown State football team sports a 6-1 record and yet it doesn't seem like the Penguins
AMOUNTS RECEIVED
AMOUNTS RECEIVED Regionwide Flu shots are being limited now to people 65 and older and those
'SWEET CHARITY' YSU show lures male actors
Director Frank Castronovo hopes the production's familiar numbers will bring in audiences. By
MAHONING, SHENANGO VALLEYS Heath agencies ration flu vaccine
A larger shipment is expected to arrive by the end of November. By DENISE DICK and TIM YOVICH
Swept up in change
WFMJ's slow-but-sure approach has landed it atop the ratings heap. YOUNGSTOWN -- For local TV
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Daniel and Luanne Fox, 246 S. Main St., Austintown, girl, Oct. 20. Stephen and
YMCA
YMCA Lifeguard classes The Trumbull County YMCA will offer several lifeguard classes in the next
The sting of racism
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER NORTH LIMA -- Two girls are in the same Scouting
CLEVELAND Exhibit shows work of Wellsville native
The beautiful landscape around the family farm is believed to have influenced the artist. By
KARAOKE SHOWTIME A chance to shine
By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER Standing onstage during a concert, overwhelmed by the
Ex-chief dies in crash
Ex-chief dies in crash LIBERTY -- The Ohio State Highway Patrol's Southington Post is
Deciding when to retire is tough, but personal finance columnist Jeff Brown offers some tips in
Deciding when to retire is tough, but personal finance columnist Jeff Brown offers some tips in
50 years old but forever young
By TRACEY D'ASTOLFO VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT HE YOUNGSTOWN PLAYHOUSE Youth Theatre turns 50
Familiar songs dominate
Sunday will be the fourth hometown show within 15 months for Glass Harp. Glass Harp's concert with
POLAND School district plans gala event to celebrate past
Organizers are hoping to spice up the event with a creative format. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
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& szlig; IF YOU GO | Jerry Seinfeld k WHEN: 7 p.m. Friday. kWHERE: Scottish Rite
Columbus finds a wonderful world
By Milan Paurich VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT It's Harry Potter's world, and the rest of us are just
SOFTBALL
SOFTBALL West End Girls Fastpitch Park -- will have a Halloween ASA Classic Tournament on Nov.
SATURDAY RESULTS
SATURDAY RESULTS FOOTBALL Akr. Buchtel 35, Akr. Ellet 7 Akr. Central-Hower 12, Akr. E. 6
Local fans say show is unique
Local residents cite their reasons for tuning into the series about crime investigations. By
WEEKEND LEADERS High school football
RUSHING Dan Zitkovic, Springfield, 17 carries, 277 yards, 3 TDs. Anthony Smith, Hubbard, 32
Karaoke nights
Big Daddy O's Bar & amp; Grill, 702 Steel St., Youngstown: Karaoke, Friday, Saturday and
Armed intruder shoots at house and robs man
Armed intruder shoots at house and robs man YOUNGSTOWN -- An armed intruder robbed William Cushwa,
TRUMBULL COUNTY Child support workers strike after talks
The county auditor forecasts that this year the agency will spend $2 million more than it collected.
THURSDAY'S GAME
THURSDAY'S GAME Buffalo 13, Jacksonville 10 SUNDAY'S GAMES St. Louis 34, N.Y. Jets 14
NORTH LIMA Mushroom farm is forced to close
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Nearly 90 people will lose their jobs when the farm closes Dec. 1. By
SATURDAY MOURNING Ready, willing cable
By FRANK AHRENS WASHINGTON POST The Kelly household in Rockville, Md., has four kids and three
Scrap tire collection
Scrap tire collection WARREN -- The Geauga-Trumbull Solid Waste Management District will conduct a
POLICE CALLS Liberty, Hubbard, Girard
Summary of police activity: LIBERTY Oct. 9 Arrest: A 25-year-old Campbell man was arrested and
Police arrest suspect in theft of newspaper vending boxes
COITSVILLE -- John J. Lysowski, who is suspected of taking newspaper boxes from several
BANKRUPTCY FILING
BANKRUPTCY FILING Edward A. Flask In his bankruptcy filing, Edward A. Flask says he is a self-
YOUNGSTOWN New charter school opens
The city's fifth one opened today on the South Side. By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION WRITER
WHO'S GOING TO WIN? Our Oscar choices
BEST PICTURE Ladies and gentlemen, place your bets. If nothing else, this year's Oscar ceremony
'GREAT RUSSIAN NUTCRACKER'
By DEBORA SHAULIS ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Greg Clepper has earned a reputation around Youngstown
AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Youngstown Board of Education, regular meeting, 7 p.m., preceded by open caucus
Associated Press
Associated Press FAMILY GATHERING: Yusera Atta, top center, gathers in the kitchen with her
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY New complaints Christ Michelakis vs. Judy Gibbs, foreclosure. Christ
Police: Man tried to sell stolen truck
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Police say a city man tried to sell a stolen pickup truck back to its owner.
THE SERIES Diamondbacks vs. Braves
Oct. 16: Arizona 2, Atlanta 0. Oct. 17: Atlanta 8, Arizona 1. Friday: Arizona 5, Atlanta 1.
WEATHERSFIELD School officials submit wish lists
The district's medical-insurance premium could weigh heavily on its financial health. By MARY
LIBERTY Pen pals' stories continue to flow
A Liberty woman has had a pen pal for nearly 60 years. By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
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MAHONING, SHENANGO VALLEYS Health agencies ration flu vaccine
A larger shipment is expected to arrive by the end of November. By DENISE DICK and TIM YOVICH
By DEBORA SHAULIS
By DEBORA SHAULIS ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR ome musicians say "What scene?" when asked about the
WARREN CSEA workers go on strike after talks fail
This strike should not affect mailing of child support checks. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF
SUMMER MOVIES Will they sizzle or fizzle?
By MILAN PAURICH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Since Hollywood makes most of its revenue during
CRIME STOPPERS
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown A felony warrant for Vernon E. Galbreath is the focus of Crime
YOUNGSTOWN Facing suit, Flask files for bankruptcy
The attorney general's office plans to contest the validity of the former MVSD director's bankruptcy
SHARON No charges filed yet in death of city man
Police found the victim about two blocks from the scene. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
OHIO, PENNSYLVANIA Cell phone fees will pay for locator technology
One proposal would have Ohio cell phone users paying 65 cents a month for 911 service. By DON
MOUNTAINEER ENTRIES
MOUNTAINEER ENTRIES TODAY -- 7 P.M. 1st--$11,400, cl $4,000-$4,000, 3YO up, 1 1/16mi. Endless
Candidate forum is set for school board
Candidate forum is set for school board LEETONIA -- A forum for candidates for the Leetonia Board
Sunday, October 21 (101 stories)
Freedom's just another thing we never want to lose
Opinion: Patriotism is a fine thing, but it has to be voluntary, or it's meaningless. Some states are rushing
THE SERIES Diamondbacks vs. Braves
Tuesday: Arizona 2, Atlanta 0. Wednesday: Atlanta 8, Arizona 1. Friday: Arizona 5, Atlanta 1,
Milton Township trustees will have a special meeting at 5:30 p.m. Monday in the township hall,
Milton Township trustees will have a special meeting at 5:30 p.m. Monday in the township hall,
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Three Reinos playing soccer
NESHANNOCK -- The successful Reino family soccer story began in Italy in the 1960s, and progressed
PENNSYLVANIA FOOTBALL Western Beaver beats Union in OT
Big plays and big calls played big roles in the 20-14 decision in overtime. BY ERIC POOLE
Post-9/11 book sales
Here are some books that have been flying off bookstore shelves in the wake of the Sept. 11 tragedy.
FUGITIVE
FUGITIVE Timothy Ellsworth Leasure The Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force is asking the
YSU's Burley makes good on promise
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF YOUNGSTOWN -- Five yards were all that separated
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Using water, air to heat home saves energy
Q. My furnace is inefficient and the water heater is old too. I might install a new combination hot
WHERE TO GET HELP
Area churches, community organizations and social agencies offer food, shelter, clothing and
Garden clubs sponsor tour of homes
EAST PALESTINE -- "A Small Town Christmas" has been chosen as the theme for a home tour to be
Fleming stood tall under pressure
The name "Ursuline High School" has elicited many responses over the years. "Champion," for one,
By REBECCA SLOAN
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT It's mucky, it's yucky, and for those of us who are
BOARDMAN -- As a young man in the mid-1950s, Neil Mohney attended the Art Institute of Pittsburgh
BOARDMAN -- As a young man in the mid-1950s, Neil Mohney attended the Art Institute of Pittsburgh
NOTEBOOK From Ohio Stadium
Introductions: The game was the first meeting ever between the Buckeyes and Aztecs. Coach's numbers:
GIRLS SOCCER Canfield upsets No. 1 seeded Poland, 2-1
The Cardinals won on a penalty kick by Grazia Sorice to win the sectional title. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Womack delivers in the clutch for the Diamondbacks
Tony Womack, shortstop for the Arizona Diamondbacks, hit both ends of the spectrum last Sunday
PREP SCORES, SUMMARIES & amp; SCHEDULE
SATURDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA Slippery Rock 27, Kennedy Catholic 9
Cousins Cole-laborating
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER Other kids peddled
MAHONING VALLEY Officials await effects of estate tax revisions
Mahoning County dished out more in estate taxes last year than Trumbull and Columbiana combined.
TENNIS Peretti-Berry third in state doubles
The Boardman High duo bounced back from a semifinal defeat to win their consolation match.
Greenville takes individual honors in Mercer CC meet
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Greenville High School had both individual winners but the Trojans won neither
Naples and Sturbi in Poland
Opinion: Poland Township is a financially and politically stable community that has benefited over the past
Local Navy man serves to make America proud
Opinion: Local Navy man serves to make America proud EDITOR: Right now as you sit at home, I am on the
Estate tax revenue amounts by county for the year ending in August. Municipalities not listed did
Estate tax revenue amounts by county for the year ending in August. Municipalities not listed did
PREP FOOTBALL Strong second half helps Westminster upend Wolverines
With the win, Westminster moves to 3-4 overall, while Grove City drops to 1-5. By BILL ALBRIGHT
State should not back down on recovery of MVSD money
Opinion: Last year, we had high praise for U.S. District Court Judge George Smith in Columbus after he
AKILAH ATKINSON LIKIVU SPEAKS
AKILAH ATKINSON LIKIVU SPEAKS YOUNGSTOWN -- Tabernacle Baptist Church was the setting for the
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go Mohawk Trail Association: (413) 743-8127 or www.mohawktrail.com on the
Kennedy Catholic drops 27-9 contest
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Slippery Rock High, behind by three points at halftime, rallied for 21 points in
YSU
YSU Volleyball team loses fifth straight YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown State volleyball team lost
CARRIE SMOLKO PAUL JONES
CARRIE SMOLKO PAUL JONES POLAND -- Paul Michael Jones of Austintown and his bride, the former
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
NORTH LIMA -- The Mahoning County branch of the Ohio Farm Bureau and its organization director,
HONOR
HONOR Grocer's hall of fame David Schwebel, past president of Schwebel Baking Co., was recently
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Health Center Chad and Kelly Pokopatz, 863 E. Dewey Ave., Youngstown, girl, Oct. 19.
NICOLE KNEBEL WILLIAM SPENCER
NICOLE KNEBEL WILLIAM SPENCER BOARDMAN -- The exchange of nuptial vows took place during a 4:30
REBECCA SPISAK BENJAMIN ELISER
REBECCA SPISAK BENJAMIN ELISER YOUNGSTOWN -- A reception at The Georgetown in Boardman honored
NANBPWC plans Ebony Fashion Fair
WARREN -- The Youngstown/ Warren Club of the National Association of Negro Business and Professional
PENNSYLVANIA County officials tackle sewer, water issues
Commissioners propose a municipal services authority to oversee problems. By LAURE CIOFFI
NAMI education event
NAMI education event NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The National Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Lawrence
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
Current prices are recorded from antique shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
KEYSTONE CLIPS Grove City's Senior Expo to feature health screenings
Senior citizens in the Grove City area can get information on state, local and private agency
LESLIE HAGG TRENT BINGER
LESLIE HAGG TRENT BINGER CUYAHOGA FALLS -- The marriage of Leslie Lynn Hagg and Trent Allen
Incumbents get credit for progress in Warren schools
Opinion: Warren city schools are not going to be held out any time soon as a perfect example of education in
AWARD RECIPIENTS And the winners are:
This year's honorees, categories of expertise and nominating group are as follows: Virginia
HOMECOMING VICTORY 19,171 see YSU go 6-1
Jerald Burley's long TD run and Colby Street's leadership in a relief role, led YSU to a 44-30 won
NICOLE JUDY GREGORY KERR
NICOLE JUDY GREGORY KERR YOUNGSTOWN -- A honeymoon at Montego Bay, Jamaica, followed the wedding
COLUMBIANA COUNTY New program to help children who witness domestic violence
There is no charge to victims' families for the service, which is funded by a federal grant. By
Niles runners finish 15th
PERRY -- The Niles High girls cross country team finished 15th with 452 points in the Division II
GEORGE D. TABLACK, 71 Former mayor of Campbell dies
He was a Steelworker and a public servant. CAMPBELL -- Services will be at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at
BOYS CROSS COUNTRY McDonald edges rival Maplewood
The Blue Devils came away with a 39-41 verdict to cop the district championship. By JOE SCALZO
Health district to give flu, pneumonia shots
Health district to give flu, pneumonia shots YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown City Health District will
Outstanding area women will receive awards during banquet
Accomplishments of more than 300 women in Mahoning Valley have been recognized since 1978.
LYNDA KEMERER ROBERT HANNAH
LYNDA KEMERER ROBERT HANNAH CANFIELD -- Lynda M. Kemerer, 458 Ewing Road, Boardman, became the
YOUNGSTOWN Court buildingtightens security
Mahoning County Courthouse employees will be issued identification cards. By BOB JACKSON
JANINE MANFREDI MICHAEL MALLOY
JANINE MANFREDI MICHAEL MALLOY STRUTHERS -- Janine Anne Manfredi, 410 Edison Ave., became the
YOUNGSTOWN Speaker discusses issues plaguing city
She said communities need to ward off potential trouble by teaching young children. By JOHN W.
FAIRVIEW TOWNSHIP Retiring official recalls the long road to success
After more than 50 years at the township helm, Dewitt Palmer is calling it quits. By HAROLD GWIN
CRIME SOLVER
CRIME SOLVER Mercer County The theft of tools and two all-terrain vehicles is the focus of
YOUNGSTOWN TOUCH FOOTBALL LEAGUE
YOUNGSTOWN TOUCH FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS Marlowe's Premium Coffee 10, Letty's 0 -- Marlon
MAC leads Conference Cup golf play, goes for title today
COITSVILLE -- The Metro Athletic Conference leads, 6-2, with 8 1/2 points needed to win the
BERLIN Lack of rainfall makes lake unusually low
Officials say the Mahoning River would dry up this time of year without water from Berlin Lake. By
OHIO CONFERENCE Capital offense can't hurt MUC
Mount Union's coaching staff said it prepared diligently for the Crusaders. By MARK W. MILLER
NYC event celebrates British, U.S. unity
NYC event celebrates British, U.S. unity With its name changed from UKinNY to UKwithNY, the
PREP VOLLEYBALL Spartans survive test by Falls
Top-seeded Fitch had no problem against Akron Firestone. STOW -- Boardman defeated Cuyahoga Falls,
AREA LEGISLATORS
U.S. SENATORS OHIO George Voinovich, R, Hart Senate Office Building Room 317, Washington, D.C.
Hair donations needed
Hair donations needed HOWLAND -- Wigs for Kids is looking for human hair donations to help ill
HOWLAND Golf course is taxing problem
An assistant law director recommended the city sell the golf course in 1997, calling it 'one big
OHIO STATE Buckeyes rally to upend Aztecs
Quarterback Steve Bellisari completed 15-of-32 passes for 198 yards in the 27-12 win. By GARY
HOW THEY SEE IT
HOW THEY SEE IT Quotes What key players are saying or have said about the Avalon South Golf
Baseball facility to open in November
NORTH LIMA -- Boardman High School baseball coach Scott Knox has announced the opening of Line Drive
Veterans event will honor safety forces
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Vietnam Veterans of America Youngstown Chapter 135 will include war veterans who
Today is Sunday, Oct. 21, the 294th day of 2001. There are 71 days left in the year.
Opinion: Today is Sunday, Oct. 21, the 294th day of 2001. There are 71 days left in the year. On this date
Champion girls capture first district cross country crown
The Flashes made school history by outlasting Girard 91-92 in the Division II race to gain the
SHARON SHANKS | The Cosmos Mars Odyssey mission will try, try again
The 2001 Mars Odyssey mission is due to arrive at Mars on Tuesday, and you can bet the rent that the
MICHELLE MYERS JASON WALL
MICHELLE MYERS JASON WALL RICHMOND, Va. -- The marriage of Michelle Ann Myers, daughter of retired
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES TODAY Victory Assembly of God Church, 3899 McCartney Road, Coitsville, 9 a.m. to 2
DOREEN GOLUBICH LEO CONNELLY JR.
DOREEN GOLUBICH LEO CONNELLY JR. BOARDMAN -- The marriage of Doreen Patricia Golubich and Leo
Unclog gutters with these simple steps.
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT It's mucky, it's yucky, and for those of us who are
MASONIC GROUPS
TUESDAY Miriam Chapter 278, OES, will have a stated meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple.
FEDERATED CLUBS
THURSDAY Hubbard Fortnightly IV will meet at 8 p.m. at the home of Mary Ellen Keller with Rita
MELISSA BODOH KEVIN ROCHLITZ
MELISSA BODOH KEVIN ROCHLITZ YOUNGSTOWN -- Melissa K. Bodoh, daughter of Judge and Mrs. William T.
Finding black history in Alexandria, Va.
Finding black history in Alexandria, Va. The setting for last year's film "Remember the Titans,"
HOUSE VOTES
HOUSE VOTES Terrorism The House approved a bill Oct. 12 to expand law enforcement's powers to
GARDEM CLUBS
MONDAY XSalem will meet at 9:30 p.m. at the Smucker House for a "Share Your Garden Bounty"
COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCORES & amp; SUMMARIES
EAST Allegheny 40, Frostburg St. 13 Amherst 23, Wesleyan, Conn. 0 Bentley 41, Plymouth St. 21
The spirit in N.Y.C. heartens volunteer
A Canfield woman describes working as a mental health counselor in the rubble of the World Trade
La Fleur Garden Club has election
Judy Bauman of Canfield was elected president of the La Fleur Garden Club during a meeting Sept. 6.
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Magen's Model (Krigger)10.803.002.10 Annie's Report
Networking is essential for finding a job, says career columnist Amy Lindgren. In Monday's business
Networking is essential for finding a job, says career columnist Amy Lindgren. In Monday's business
YSU System tracks academics
DARS is part of the university's nuts-and-bolts approach to improving student services. By RON
GIRLS SECTIONAL SOCCER Roberts leads JFK past Girard, 3-0
JFK will play Champion in a district semifinal Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. WARREN -- Katie Roberts
Crafts book offers projects to be shared
Now's the time for parents to prepare themselves for long winter days and long, bored faces. "501
DIVISION I Eagles crush Blue Streaks to advance to district semifinal
Howland's Leah Albani scored twice in the 5-0 win over Lake. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR
CARRIE WILSON SHAWN MCKINLEY
CARRIE WILSON SHAWN MCKINLEY NILES -- Ireland was the honeymoon destination of Shawn McKinley and
Saturday, October 20 (57 stories)
Howland school board race reflects district's strength
Opinion: If it is true that the success of a school district depends, in large part, on the quality of the
Pastor to talk of recovery efforts at Pentagon
By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. Peter Lawson plans to talk
THE SERIES
THE SERIES Braves vs. Diamondbacks Tuesday: Arizona 2, Atlanta 0 Wednesday: Atlanta 8, Arizona
Airport security demands a strong, new approach
Opinion: Airport security firms are rushing to increase the wages they pay the men and women who operate
PEOPLE
PEOPLE Pastor to be honored LAKE MILTON -- Lakeview Assembly of God will honor Pastor C. Michael
YOUNGSTOWN Flask trial to go forward
The judge denied a request by attorneys for the former MVSD board director to delay the case. By
YOUNGSTOWN Jurors await child eyewitness to testify in trial
Prosecutors want the courtroom to be closed when the 6-year-old girl takes the stand. By BOB
NORTH LIMA Two local Girl Scouts receive medals for putting their faith in action
The medals are offered through many religions and denominations. By ELISE MCKEOWN SKOLNICK
MERCER COUNTY Sharpsville does it again with title
The Blue Devils rolled over West Middlesex, 37-6. By ERIC POOLE VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT WEST
The city has planted a tree at city hall honoring a native killed in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
The city has planted a tree at city hall honoring a native killed in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
FOOTBALL SCORES
FOOTBALL SCORES LOCAL Chaney 42, Canton Timken 0 Rayen 32, Wilson 24 Fitch 31, Mooney 3
STEEL VALLEY CONFERENCE Fitch plays the way Pelini knows it can
The Falcons defeated Cardinal Mooney 31-3. By DOUG CHAPIN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT AUSTINTOWN
Fitch wins
Fitch wins Things finally are starting to go the way coach Carl Pelini and the Fitch Falcons
VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT RESULTS
DIVISION I At Stow High School Seeds: 1. Fitch. 2. Boardman. 3. Hudson. 4. Stow. Tuesday
It's one guilty, one innocent in racketeering case
The jury didn't believe witnesses, a defense attorney said. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
MCAC 'Hounds need OT to beat Sharon
Wilmington edged Sharon when the Tigers failed on a conversion attempt. By BILL ALBRIGHT
26 student athlete scholars nominated for award
YOUNGSTOWN -- Twenty-six area high school senior student athletes have been nominated by their
Rally to promote levy
Rally to promote levy AUSTINTOWN -- The Citizens for Mental Retardation Levy Committee will have a
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Search continues
Search continues CRAIG BEACH -- Authorities continue searching for a man who disappeared from his
Icons festival celebrates Orthodoxy
WARREN -- The 12th Annual Festival of Icons at St. John's Orthodox Church will feature "The
Springfield Local runs all over W. Reserve
Lowellville and Jackson-Milton recorded wins in two other ICL games. NEW MIDDLETOWN -- Dan
Vacationers prefer to drive; business travelers are flying
One travel agency says its leisure travel business is off by about 30 percent. By DON SHILLING
Maglis-Marsteller wedding planned for late November
CAMPBELL -- Nickolas and Kathleen Maglis, 154 Tremble Ave., are revealing plans for the late
YOUNGSTOWN -- Patricia Cramer, 2700 N.E. 51st St., Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and Robert Tomaskovic of
YOUNGSTOWN -- Patricia Cramer, 2700 N.E. 51st St., Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and Robert Tomaskovic of
Rayen rallies past Wilson in City Series
YOUNGSTOWN -- Rayen quarterback Ron Lampkin had a big game through the air as the Tigers beat Wilson
WARREN Boy receives 7-year sentence for raping 5-year-old
The boy will be placed in a sex offender treatment program until he's 21. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Charges contained in the June 19 superseding indictment against James A. Vitullo, who was found
Charges contained in the June 19 superseding indictment against James A. Vitullo, who was found
CITY SERIES Chaney captures league title again
Ed McElroy had another big game for the Cowboys. By BOTH ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT CANTON
SOCCER TOURNAMENT RESULTS
BOYS DIVISION I Seeds: 1. Green. 2. Fitch. 3. North Canton Hoover. 4. Boardman. Monday
SCORES, SUMMARIES AND SCHEDULE
FOOTBALL SCORES LOCAL Chaney 42, Canton Timken 0 Rayen 32, Wilson 24 Fitch 31, Mooney 3
DISTRICT Grimm leads Wildcats in win over Ledgemont
Beaver Local beat Wellsville 39-17 at home. THOMPSON -- Tim Grimm rushed for 140 yards on 21
Kelly Jo Snyder, J. A. Guerriero Jr. are engaged
COLUMBIANA -- Announced by Alex and Kathy Snyder, 427 Fairfield Ave., is the engagement of their
Ursuline loses more than SVC game at Boardman
The OHSAA made the Irish forfeit four games. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF BOARDMAN --
MAC Howland drops third straight
Running back Jim Tabak led Struthers to a 26-15 win. By GREG GULAS VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
LORDSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL At assembly, patriotism moves front and center
A New York City man paid for the shirts worn by students, teachers and staff. By DENISE DICK
BOARDMAN YMCA A plan for wetlands
Construction on one building should begin soon. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Divorces asked Jennifer L. Robinson, 1475 Stewart Ave., Youngstown, vs. Gary G.
BASEBALL
BASEBALL The Baseball School -- is offering a pitching/hitting camp on Mondays from Nov. 5 through
Heading to school? Then know the code
School officials blame pop singers such as Britney Spears for risqu & eacute; clothes. By PAUL
Skateboarder comes to aid of elderly woman in need
The West Side youth said a paramedic told him he probably saved a woman's life. By JoANNE VIVIANO
Liberty outlasts Brookfield in TAC
Lakeview took advantage of Newton Falls' turnovers. BROOKFIELD -- The Trumbull Athletic Conference
NORTH LIMA S. Range secures share of ICL title
The Raiders remained unbeaten in their 38-6 win over McDonald. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials to prepare a plan for disaster
Residents have asked city officials if they are prepared. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and STEPHEN SIFF
Veterans Day Mass
Veterans Day Mass YOUNGSTOWN -- A Veterans Day Memorial Mass commemorating the courage and
President Sweet addresses college's future
Representatives from 21 colleges and universities attended the installation. By RON COLE
TCL Crestview clinches tie in victory
East Palestine squeaked by Lisbon, 22-20. COLUMBIANA -- Quarterback Seth Antram scored on a 1-yard
Niles defeats Salem, 31-0, for third straight victory
SALEM -- Lou Viglio, Vince Gatta, Matt White and Kyle Leonard scored touchdowns Friday as the Niles
CROSS COUNTRY United, Lisbon advance
The top five teams will meet for Boardman's regional competition. CANTON -- The United and Lisbon
Charity dance planned
Charity dance planned S.N.P.J., Pa. -- A red, white and blue charity dance to aid the victims of
FLU SHOTS Lawrence County
Influenza vaccine shots are being offered through St. Francis Hospital at the following sites:
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XMill Creek Chapter of the American Business Women's Association will mark its 39th
WARREN JFK survives test from Campbell
Josh Cayson had 18 carries for 140 yards and a touchdown for the Eagles. By SAL MARINO
SHARON New York firefighters say no to firetruck offer
Sharon is still looking for $219,000 to complete the financing on the truck. SHARON, Pa. --
Poland claims MAC crown
The Bulldogs' defense helped pave the way for a 17-7 win over Canfield. By BRIAN RICHESSON
Friday, October 19 (69 stories)
YOUNGSTOWN Hope is focus of speaker's key message
Start toward an education immediately, no matter what the situation, she said. By ROGER G. SMITH
LOCAL
LOCAL Change in venue The Fitch High girls soccer team will travel to North Canton Hoover for a
BOARDMAN Chamber trade show proves to be a sure bet
Nearly 100 exhibitors displayed their goods and services. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR
AUSTINTOWN SKATE PARK Extreme excitement
A new Austintown skate park is tapping into a growing local interest in extreme sports. By
ßTHURSDAY' RESULTS
ßTHURSDAY' RESULTS BOYS SOCCER TOURNAMENT DIVISION I Boardman 2, Canton McKinley 1 North
Bipartisanship necessary for solving budget crisis
Opinion: At a time when Republican President George W. Bush recognizes the wisdom of reaching out to
YOUNGSTOWN YSU formally installs Sweet as president during ceremony
The ceremony occurs amid grumbling about the expense and timing. By RON COLE VINDICATOR STAFF
THE SERIES Braves vs. Diamondbacks
Tuesday Arizona 2, Atlanta 0. Wednesday Atlanta 8, Arizona 1, series tied 1-1. Today Arizona
UNION TOWNSHIP Residents question candidates running for supervisor job
One candidate said he wouldn't change the volunteer fire department to a full-time operation. By
Flask's trial will go ahead
The civil case against the former MVSD board director is set for Monday. By DAVID SKOLNICK
TWO-DEEP CHART YSU vs. Illinois State
YOUNGSTOWN STATE OFFENSE LT(73) Pat Crummey (6-4, 285, Sr.)(66) Josh Davis (6-5, 280, So.)
Man is found dead
Man is found dead CAMPBELL -- The body of Victor H. Saulsberry, 39, of 85 Gordon Ave., was
CROSS COUNTRY Mooney's Zajac ready for district
The defending champion spent most of the season recovering from a stress fracture. By JOE SCALZO
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Samuel Calderone, 33, of 117 N. Garland Ave., Youngstown, and
TEMPORARY MEANS TEMPORARY
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: To recap: The economy took a hit Sept. 11. The economy was already edging toward
United rallies for win
By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT SALEM -- In a marathon volleyball match which lasted
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS, SEASONS Gun and knife show, Nov. 3 & amp; 4, Valley View Expo Center,
English's offices open
English's offices open HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The closing of the House of Representatives office
SOCCER Parks' goal nets Ursuline 1-0 win
The winning goal came in the final six minutes to oust West Branch from Division II play. By BILL
FARRELL Eyewitness identifies shooting suspect
The bullet casings came from the same type of weapon described by the witness. By HAROLD GWIN
PEACE AWARDS
PEACE AWARDS Mayor's Task Force Winners of the 2001 Peace Awards, to be given Monday night by
WARREN Sprint to lay off 63 and cut call center
Laid-off employees will be offered early retirement or can bid on other positions. VINDICATOR
Canfield boys blank Poland
CANFIELD -- Zach Bezyak scored a goal on an assist by Julian Donosrio with 10 minutes remaining in
HERMITAGE COG seeks recreation grants
Most of the grants are for playground improvements. HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The Mercer County Regional
City revises turning-lane plan
Merchants will get parking spaces back at West State Street and Water Avenue. By HAROLD GWIN
Racism, a problem of the heart, can be addressed
Opinion: Racism, a problem of the heart, can be addressed EDITOR: This letter is in response to the Oct.
PREP VOLLEYBALL Brookfield upends Mineral Ridge
Jen Ford sparked the unseeded Warriors, who next face No. 3 seed Champion. By JOE SCALZO
GAIL WHITE Mixing arts makes kids dance classes magical
"Hello everybody. So glad to see you!" sings Laura Pellegrini, director of The Boardman Dance
United Way drive nears halfway point
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The Lawrence County United Way is nearly halfway to its 2001 fund-raising goal.
HUBBARD School requests heart devices
The principal is looking to buy two more heart defibrillators. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
WARREN 5 plead innocent to gaming charge
Conviction could bring up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine for each. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Where to find products still made in America?
Opinion: Where to find products still made in America? EDITOR: On Columbus Day I took some time to go
THE SERIES Yankees vs. Mariners
Wednesday New York 4, Seattle 2. Thursday New York 3, Seattle 2, New York leads series 2-0.
CROSS COUNTRY District weekend
Five teams, plus those individuals not on a qualifying team who finish in the top 15 positions,
SHARON Council to aid in housing project
The housing units would provide shelter for up to two years for victims of abuse. By HAROLD GWIN
Fall turkey season off to a good start
COLUMBUS -- Turkey hunters harvested 1,489 wild turkeys during the first five days of Ohio's sixth
SHARON Grant application Sharon is applying for $842,000 in federal Community Development Block Grant funds to help finance a variety of public improvements and services in 2002. City council had a
$243,915 for public facilities and improvements. That includes street and alley paving, $100,000 for
YOUNGSTOWN CIVIC CENTER Board, project finalists bargain
Negotiations with finalists will continue until there's a contract with the city. By ROGER G.
YOUNGSTOWN Parking for disabled will be set up at courthouse
The spaces will be off the street so people can safely get in and out of their cars. By BOB
Veterans viaduct?
Veterans viaduct? SHARON, Pa. -- Should the new Oakland Avenue Viaduct get a new name? It's a
SCOTT SHALAWAY Sometimes grouse do the darndest things
Sometimes the behavior of birds is difficult to explain. A cardinal, for example, might battle its
Hubbard rolls over Liberty to an easy tournament win
BOARDMAN -- Amy Falhamer scored eight points and made three aces, leading Hubbard High to a 15-1,
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple ROLL OF THE DICE: Ron Killian of Stiver and Associates in Hubbard
The record speaks for itself
Opinion: "If it ain't broke, why fix it," is an inappropriately ungrammatical question to ask in a school
CLEVELAND Tax cheats to pay penalty
IRS-imposed penalties and interest could more than double the scrap dealers' tax liability.
Adventist guest day
Adventist guest day YOUNGSTOWN -- Temple Emmanuel Seventh-day Adventist Church will have its
Time will determine Hart's legacy
Down the road, it will be interesting to see what John Hart's Cleveland Indians legacy will be.
A Mahoning County grand jury handed up indictments against these people Thursday:
A Mahoning County grand jury handed up indictments against these people Thursday: Lexter C.
CLUB CALENDAR
ADVISERS X4-H Saddle Horse Advisers will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Ohio State University Trumbull
YSU forum focuses on bin Laden
The head of the Islamic studies center said the terrorism suspect is winning the propaganda war.
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Ex-teacher receives 6 years in killing plot
The defendant provided the would-be killer with a gun, the prosecutor said. By NANCY TULLIS
URSULINE FOOTBALL Irish awaiting word on OHSAA decision
If Ursuline has to forfeit four games they still might get to the playoffs with two more wins. By
MVSD Lawsuit against Gilbane tossed
Ohio's attorney general will fight the ruling. By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
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MAHONING VALLEY Incentives perk up sales at area auto showrooms
Despite the Sept. 11 attacks, sales rose 21 percent at area car dealers last month. By DON
Red Cross sees a surge in first-time donors
Last month, 31.7 percent of people who donated in the region were first-timers. By PETER H.
By DEBORA SHAULIS
By DEBORA SHAULIS ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR This city isn't just an upcoming stop for actor Dick
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO 'The Sunshine Boys' When: 8 p.m. next Thursday. Where: Edward W. Powers Auditorium,
City OKs plan to relocate Colonial Metal
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- City commissioners gave their approval Thursday to a land development plan that
GATEWAY Penguins eye sixth victory Saturday
Youngstown State is home to winless Illinois State in a Gateway Conference game. By PETE MOLLICA
YOUNGSTOWN
YOUNGSTOWN Board of control The city's board of control -- the mayor, law and finance directors
Packard band workers receive pay raises
Packard band workers receive pay raises WARREN -- Conductors and employees of the W.B. Packard
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Standings and schedule
CITY SERIES ConferenceAll games WLPtsOPWLPtsOP Chaney208507120251 Canton
Two struggling teams
Two struggling teams There will be a lot of unhappiness to go around when Ohio State plays host to
JACK WOLLITZ Top 10 mysteries of the angling world
Great mysteries exist in nature that cannot by explained despite the fact our collective knowledge
MIKE BRAUN Keep an eye out for deer
It's getting to be that time of year when you need to be extra cautious when you go driving in the
TRAFICANT CASE Federal view: No new issues
Federal prosecutors say the congressman completely misinterpreted the law in one argument. By
Thursday, October 18 (59 stories)
WARREN Jobs proposal remains up in the air
Some county commissioners say the one-stop relocation plan will be stalled. By STEPHEN SIFF
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Friday night football
URSULINE vs. BOARDMAN When: 7:30. Where: Boardman High Spartan Stadium. Boardman (6-2, 2-1
YOUNGSTOWN Investment group bids on YOH property
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN If its bid is successful, the investor group will convert the vacant
Program shows Youngstown's bad side
The program relied heavily on file crime scene and courtroom footage. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
Tami Pichitino to be bride of Arthur Volpini
POLAND -- John and Dixie Pichitino of Poland are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Tami
ON LIBERTY SCHOOL BOARD, LALLO AND MALONE
Opinion: In the past, Liberty School District voters have demonstrated support for their local schools by
Kaelyn Ann Naill, a daughter of Derek and Jane (Rowe) Naill of Apple Valley, Minn., was born Oct. 4 in Burnsville, Minn. The wrong date was given in the birth announcement published last Thursday.
Verifiable errors, omissions and clarifications are handled here. If you believe the information in
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Julieann McMahon and Brian Smith, 32 S. Maryland Ave., Youngstown, boy, Oct. 17.
Niles football player faces drug arrest
Niles football player faces drug arrest NILES -- A McKinley High School football player won't
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TRUMBULL COUNTY Indictments A list of people indicted by the grand jury, which made its report Wednesday in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court. Jurors also indicted three people secretly. The identity
James Martin, 21, Olive Street N.W., Warren, complicity to aggravated robbery with a firearm
U.S. Special Forces are poised for a strike.
U.S. Special Forces are poised for a strike. COMBINED DISPATCHES CAIRO, Egypt -- A veteran Al-
SERIES Braves vs. Diamondbacks
Tuesday Arizona 2, Atlanta 0. Wednesday Atlanta 8, Arizona 1, series tied 1-1. Friday
Miss Gunyula, Eric O'Brien to be married
POLAND -- Georgene Farris, 53 Greystone, is announcing the engagement of her daughter, Jennifer
YOUNGSTOWN Girl held in killing is moved
Jackie Colon has been placed at a treatment facility in Oklahoma, officials said. By BOB JACKSON
Agents seize pot plants in raid on EP home
Agents seize pot plants in raid on EP home EAST PALESTINE -- Acting on a tip, Columbiana County
Youngstowner indicted
Youngstowner indicted CLEVELAND -- A federal grand jury has indicted a Youngstown man, charging
MAHONING COUNTY Federal grant will target gunmen
The money will be used to pay a new assistant prosecutor. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
NILES New tattoo parlors banned
Officials plan to discuss a performance audit of the income tax department. By DENISE DICK
SUSPICIOUS MAIL Police advisory
The Mercer County Chiefs of Police Association has come up with a policy for handling suspicious
CIVILIAN DEATHS AND TALIBAN SPIN
Opinion: Toronto Globe and Mail: The ferocious U.S.-led air assault on Afghanistan has already claimed the
Three thefts reported in Austintown
AUSTINTOWN -- A copy machine, a color TV, and three curling irons are among the items stolen in the
VITULLO-SAADEY TRIAL Gains: Immunity was expedient
An unexpected visitor was in the federal courtroom Wednesday. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
SHARON Ceremony to remember victim of terror attack
Plaques honoring a police officer killed in the line of duty and area veterans will be placed on
MINERAL RIDGE MVSD directors increase security
The FBI asked police last week to increase security around public water supplies. By DENISE DICK
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Louis M. Orioha, 30, of 5076 Fifth Ave. Ext., Liberty, and
FBI agent: Awareness, preparedness are keys
The FBI opened 116 cases involving biological weapons in the U.S. last year. By IAN HILL
YOUNGSTOWN Use of nonunion labor stalls funds
The nonprofit builder is scrambling to find the money some other way. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
POLITICAL ENDORSEMENTS
POLITICAL ENDORSEMENTS United Auto Workers The Columbiana, Mahoning and Trumbull United Auto
WARREN CSC says parties are interested in buying whole mill
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Court records indicate some prospective buyers want to be assured they
Owens-Snyder engagement is revealed
Announcement is being made of the coming marriage of Michelle Lee Owens, daughter of Bruce and Betty
STATE GOLF TOURNAMENT Casi improves mental part of game
The track and field star will play in this weekend's state tournament in Columbus. By BRIAN
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Joseph R. and Sandra (Campana) Casal, 2830 Lower Ridge, Rochester Hills, Mich., are announcing the
WASHINGTONVILLE Village council names new mayor
Donnalley said he'll have a lot to learn about being mayor. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM
SHARON Dems try to oust councilman for backing GOP candidate
The Republican candidate is actually a Democrat who won a write-in campaign on the GOP ticket. By
UTILITIES Youngstown Thermal settles for 7 percent increase
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN A 9 percent rate increase was first sought from council's utilities
SHENANGO VALLEY West Middlesex seeks to join enterprise zone
Expanding the zone's boundaries will require the approval of five of the six municipalities.
MCDONALD Village workers' pay increase will vary, councilman says
Police Chief Alan DeLuga has proposed pay raises of 4 percent to 6 percent. By TIM YOVICH
FOOD SURPLUS
FOOD SURPLUS Friends House Chapel Church, 192 Haseltine Ave., Youngstown, 9 to 10 a.m. Friday.
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Growing food co-op stays true to original spirit
It's just the kind of place Dharma would shop (while Greg stayed home). Heck, Dharma's parents (if
WARREN Eagles members face charges of running a gambling house
The arrests came after a yearlong investigation. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Confusion over project resurfaces as pact for center control nears
Council is to meet Wednesday to talk about its view of the proposed contract. By ROGER G. SMITH
LORDSTOWN Panel probes impact of levy loss on Nov. 6
The school district has the second lowest millage in Trumbull County. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
Eagles members face charges of running a gambling house
WARREN -- City police arrested five members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 311 on charges of
Hearing set for man accused of deception in obtaining drugs
AUSTINTOWN -- A North Turner Road man is to appear in Mahoning County Court here next month, accused
Baby's autopsy information is unavailable
YOUNGSTOWN -- The cause of death for a city 11-month-old who died Oct. 11 will not be determined for
MURDER TRIAL Jurors hear videotaped statement
Defense attorneys asked for a mistrial but were denied. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
AMERICAN STANDARD Salem plant eliminates salaried jobs
The company said it is cutting nearly 2 percent of its work force worldwide. SALEM -- Salaried
Miss Sutherland, Mr. Mauerman plan wedding
STRUTHERS -- Charles and Jennette Mauerman, 580 Maplewood St., are announcing the engagement of
No anthrax found in 3 Warren reports
No anthrax found in 3 Warren reports WARREN -- Police here investigated three reports of
Warehouse powder
Warehouse powder YOUNGSTOWN -- City firefighters were called to a Toys "R" Us warehouse at 1500
Benefit hockey game
Benefit hockey game BOARDMAN -- Two area hockey teams will square off Saturday for charity. The
YOUNGSTOWN Council meeting
City council approved these items Wednesday: Authorized the board of control to make an agreement
BOARDMAN Officials to update emergency plan
The plan will work in conjunction with county plans. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
WARREN Jobs proposal up in the air
Some county commissioners say the one-stop relocation plan will be stalled. By STEPHEN SIFF
Kind words to officers are greatly appreciated
Opinion: Kind words to officers are greatly appreciated EDITOR: Approximately two weeks ago, Deputy Andy
Valley impresses state panel
Opinion: It's not enough for members of the state High Technology Start-Up Business Committee to say how
CLEVELAND Traficant to judge: Dismiss my case
The congressman says witnesses who made plea agreements should not be allowed to testify against
Wednesday, October 17 (61 stories)
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD Oct. 10 Burglary: A female apartment owner reported a
CLEVELAND Deliberations continue in Vitullo-Saadey case
Conventional wisdom goes both ways when analyzing the time a jury takes to deliberate. By PATRICIA
ENDORSEMENTS
ENDORSEMENTS 17th District Democrats The following candidates received the endorsement of the
YOUNGSTOWN Two-hour program offers look into dyslexia
Participants developed empathy for students with learning disabilities. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
'Formidable' Fabrizio overcomes disability
Theresa Fabrizio was born without a left arm, but she developed into a solid tennis player. By
VITULLO-SAADEY TRIAL Deliberations continue in case
Conventional wisdom goes both ways when analyzing the time a jury takes to deliberate. By PATRICIA
GIRLS SOCCER Canfield rebounds over Spartans
The Cardinals earned a rematch with Poland for the sectional title. By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR
Brookfield Township trustee candidates have been invited to a debate 7 p.m. Oct. 29 at the township
Brookfield Township trustee candidates have been invited to a debate 7 p.m. Oct. 29 at the township
FARM AID AND BEYOND
Opinion: Raleigh News & amp; Observer: President Bush understandably gave in to higher farm spending by
District approves smoking policy
SHARPSVILLE, Pa. -- Smokers who attend events on the grounds of the Sharpsville Area School District
FLU SHOTS Mahoning County
Mahoning County District Board of Health officials will be administering flu and pneumonia shots at
YSU FOOTBALL Linebacker Sivik anchors 'intense' Penguin defense
The senior has 16 tackles in his first six games. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
PREP FOOTBALL Ursuline likely to forfeit two games
A sophomore reserve played at least two games for the Irish despite being academically ineligible.
THE SERIES Braves vs. Diamondbacks
Tuesday: Arizona 2, Atlanta 0, Arizona leads series 1-0. Today: Atlanta (Glavine 16-7) at Arizona
Let those who want casino build it near their homes
Opinion: Let those who want casino build it near their homes EDITOR: This letter is addressed to all
YSU BASKETBALL Perseverance pays off for Patton
The senior earned an extra year of eligibility thanks to a grueling academic schedule. By PETE
LORDSTOWN Career center board works on pact
LORDSTOWN -- Gordon D. James Career Center's advisory board has given school officials 30 days to
Stephanie Jardon, James Cummings to be married
Announcing their engagement are Stephanie Lane Jardon of Burbank, Calif., and James J. Cummings,
LEADERS YSU in NCAA rankings
TEAM STATISTICS (National leader in parentheses) Rushing Offense: YSU 3rd, 301.17 (Georgia
Powder not harmful
Powder not harmful YOUNGSTOWN -- A post office official said emergency workers who responded to a
Bridge work stays on schedule
SHARON, Pa. -- The Oakland Avenue Viaduct replacement project appears to be on schedule for a Nov.
MAILROOMS Security plan
What businesses can do to safeguard against bioterrorism attacks via the mail: UMinimize the
Items sent to reps are suspect
Send messages by fax or e-mail now that regular congressional mail is stopped, a Traficant aide
WASHINGTONVILLE Councilman stands in line to be mayor
Hartman said he does not want to be mayor. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
THE MENU (FOR 12):
THE MENU (FOR 12): *Pinto bean chili. *Cheesy corn-chili muffins. *Baby greens with purchased
Dinner honors woman
Dinner honors woman GIRARD -- There will be a dinner at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 25 in Willow Creek in honor
WARREN Effort helps west side improve businesses
Beautification of the west side is under way, officials say. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
AUSTINTOWN District's classrooms open to residents
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER AUSTINTOWN -- Several Austintown parents are going back to
SCHOOL BOARDS
SCHOOL BOARDS SOUTHINGTON The board took the following action Monday: URenewed a contract with
GAIL WHITE With songs in his heart, man sets shining example
If enthusiasm could be measured in degrees, Stanley Simmons would be at boiling point. "I don't
DIVISION I VOLLEYBALL Canfield ousted by Wadsworth in two
The Cardinals played without senior Kara Kalasky. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT STOW -- The Canfield
Anthrax threats are taxing to local emergency workers
Trumbull County 911 has received 44 calls about suspicious mail since Monday. By STEPHEN SIFF
ELLSWORTH TOWNSHIP Project to fix sewage leak
Septic tanks have been discharging into Diehl Lake for 35 years, officials said. By BOB JACKSON
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Vincent Tura and Tina Hoover-Tura, 1253 Redtail Hawk Court No. 5, Boardman, boy,
Students take a whack at jousting
Right, Nicole Krestel, a Youngstown State University student from Struthers, jousts in a contest
Mailrooms join the front lines of civil defense
Several local businesses have contacted the Mahoning County Emergency Management Agency for
Officials warn of scam
A substance found in a letter mailed to a Salem address has not yet been identified. By NANCY
THE SERIES Yankees vs. Mariners
Today: New York at Seattle, 4:20 p.m. (Fox). Thursday: New York at Seattle, 8:20 p.m. (Fox).
HUBBARD TOWNSHIP Ex-cop, officials differ on firing
A trustee said the former officer's firing had nothing to do with retaliation. By TIM YOVICH
In second month after attack, America faces new challenge from biological agents
Opinion: Five weeks after the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, more than a thousand
Board recommends changes to legal definition of kennel
YOUNGSTOWN -- The city has been using the "duck" test on dogs, but suggested language in city law
Cops probe drive-by
Cops probe drive-by YOUNGSTOWN -- Police are investigating a South Side drive-by house shooting
By LAURA MEYN
By LAURA MEYN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Halloween can be fun for those of us who don't have an
WARREN CITY SCHOOLS Initial report card shows improvement in district
Parental involvement is the key to continued success, the superintendent said. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
STATE EVALUATION Warren Schools
Even though the city school district is still in academic emergency, the state's preliminary
United Way drive extended a week
Teams of volunteers will be visiting area businesses on Blitz Day. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
Tropical fish auction
Tropical fish auction LORDSTOWN -- Youngstown Area Tropical Fish Society will have its annual fall
YOUNGSTOWN Judge sets bond in beating case
The prosecutor said the suspect attacked the woman who fired him. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Cleveland A. Jackson, 36, of 67 N. Truesdale Ave., Youngstown,
YOUNGSTOWN City seeks consultant for its comprehensive plan
Officials will decide what the city can do in-house. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER
Stolen card was used in Saudi calls
The unauthorized calls were made to a suburb of Washington, D.C. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
Better kicking game needed
If Youngstown State University's football team has any intention of extending its season into the
DELPHI AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS Increasing demand keeps plan on track
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN The giant automotive supplier remains committed to growing business for
Heather DelSignore, Jason McDowell to be married in mid-November
The engagement of Heather M. DelSignore, 5220 E. Calla Road, New Middletown, and Jason P. McDowell,
YOUNGSTOWN Murderer refuses to testify at trial
Kevin Calwise refused to testify even after the judge said he had no Fifth Amendment protection.
Professor will speak at honors gathering
Professor will speak at honors gathering GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Dr. Theodore O. Wallin, a 1964 Thiel
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TRAFICANT CASE Motion fails to include 44 papers
The congressman has until Monday to file the proper paperwork. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
Tuesday, October 16 (65 stories)
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Scott J. Mihalick, 36, of 4830 Darbyshire Court, Canfield, and
THE SERIES Yankees vs. Athletics
Oct. 10: Oakland 5, New York 3. Oct. 11: Oakland 2, New York 0. Oct. 13: New York 1, Oakland 0.
CURBSTONE COACHES Fitch grad says Tressel is asset for Ohio State
Marketing consultant Jack Schrom produces and sells Tressel's weekly television show. By JOHN
A sample of the powder has been sent to the state health lab for testing.
A sample of the powder has been sent to the state health lab for testing. By RON COLE VINDICATOR
Former financier's estate endows $1 million to YSU for faculty chair in accounting
The donor's money was set aside in a trust fund when he died in 1999. By RON COLE VINDICATOR
Crestview cruises to 5-1 win over Newbury in sectional
NEWBURY -- Chris Cook scored three goals to lift Crestview (9-5-2) past Newbury 5-1 in the boys
THE SERIES Scores & amp; schedule
Oct. 9: Cleveland 5, Seattle 0. Oct. 11: Seattle 5, Cleveland 1. Oct. 13: Cleveland 17, Seattle
"He would have said anything to save his heinie. I could have trained a bear better than Larry
"He would have said anything to save his heinie. I could have trained a bear better than Larry
U.S. government, military must stop bin Laden
Opinion: U.S. government, military must stop bin Laden EDITOR: I am a 13-year-old student at Volney
YSU Officials to test suspect powder
A sample of the powder has been sent to the state health lab for testing. By RON COLE VINDICATOR
Autopsy scheduled
Autopsy scheduled CANFIELD -- The Mahoning County coroner's office has been asked to perform an
Fox flunkies bumble, stumble
Last year, Major League Baseball owners accepted more cash than ever to give the Fox television
HERMITAGE School must pay bill for changes in project
An architectural firm has declined to pay the additional renovation costs. By HAROLD GWIN
DELPHI AUTO Earnings drop in 3rd quarter
Delphi's revenues drop 6 percent as car production falls. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS
Gunman robs hotel, gets away with cash
Gunman robs hotel, gets away with cash LIBERTY -- A gunman got away Monday night with an
Jurors to decide if 2 fixed cases
Saying good lawyers don't fix cases, the government had to use the corrupt lawyers. By PATRICIA
PREP VOLLEYBALL Range gets win over Rootstown
LaBrae moved on in sectional play against Maplewood. SALEM -- Jodi James collected nine kills and
LORDSTOWN Council OKs measure backing school levy
The district has made cuts to reduce expenses. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
SALEM Residents' caution in two cases was good, chief says
Two detectives transported the suspicious items to ODH for testing. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
SUNDAY'S GAMES
SUNDAY'S GAMES Chicago 20, Arizona 13 St. Louis 15, N.Y. Giants 14 San Francisco 37, Atlanta
Guess who came to dinner
Opinion: On the page opposite this, a brief item in the Years Ago column notes that 100 years ago today
KIMBERLY WEBER GILBERT ABI-SALLOUM
KIMBERLY WEBER GILBERT ABI-SALLOUM SALEM -- Living on Mayfield Drive, Ravenna, following a
COLUMBIANA Schools start search for new superintendent
Dr. Rottenborn is in the final year of a three-year contract. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM
Squicquero, Moore clear choices for Canfield BOE
Opinion: If a public school system is to be judged on how its students perform on the state proficiency
JAMIE FAIRBANKS ERIC MULLENNEX
JAMIE FAIRBANKS ERIC MULLENNEX CANFIELD -- A honeymoon on a Caribbean cruise for Eric Matthew
Pupils in Warren want children in New York to know they're thinking about them.
Pupils in Warren want children in New York to know they're thinking about them. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
SHARON CHOIR School board OKs trip to NY
By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU SHARON, Pa. -- Some 50 high school choirs will be
KAREN HARRIS ALAN ORLASKI
KAREN HARRIS ALAN ORLASKI NILES -- Karen Kristine Harris and Alan Jacob Orlaski, both of 6923
White powders' results
White powders' results NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The white powder found by a repairman in New Castle
MCKINLEY HEIGHTS Investigation seeks reason woman was shot
Police don't know if the shooting was intentional or an accident. MCKINLEY HEIGHTS --
PHAR-MOR Noncash charges inflate store's quarterly losses
The drugstore chain records its fifth straight money-losing year. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR
JAYME DOMINICK JASON WILEMAN
JAYME DOMINICK JASON WILEMAN AUSTINTOWN -- Nuptial vows were exchanged during a 1 p.m. ceremony
Fears of terrorism lead to police calls
CANFIELD -- Fear of terrorism led local residents to make two reports to Canfield police. Police
GATEWAY CONFERENCE YSU's Mays, Aroche honored
The Penguins play host to Illinois State in Saturday's Homecoming game. By PETE MOLLICA
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Boardman company opens office in suburban Cincinnati
BOARDMAN -- A long-standing local company that supplies the beverage, dairy and pharmaceutical
Austintown schools revise resolution
AUSTINTOWN -- The township school board has revised its appropriation resolution for this year to
BASEBALL
BASEBALL The Baseball School -- is offering a pitching/hitting camp on Mondays from Nov. 5 through
KILEY MENNING PAUL PAL
KILEY MENNING PAUL PAL YOUNGSTOWN -- Kiley Menning and Paul Pal, both of Lordstown, were married
CAREY MALATOK JASON HOFFMAN
CAREY MALATOK JASON HOFFMAN BOARDMAN -- The gazebo in Boardman Township Park provided the setting
Local VFW sponsors youth essay contest
Local VFW sponsors youth essay contest District Eight VFW and Auxiliary is sponsoring the National
MAHONING COUNTY Juvenile court refunds old fees
Money left over from filing fees should have been returned, but it wasn't. By BOB JACKSON
HOW THEY FARED YSU Opponents
Lock Haven (1-6) Beat Cheyney, 44-20; Next: vs. California. Clarion (3-4) lost to Edinboro, 24-12;
MAHONING VALLEY Homeowners bugged out on the beetles
The beetles were imported to the United States to control aphids that were attacking pecan trees.
REUNIONS
XThe fourth annual reunion of 4-H Camp Whitewood is planned from 5 to 9 p.m. Saturday at the camp,
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Answer the phone or let it ring? It's a tough call
During the day, I like to ignore a ringing telephone. It is, perhaps, surprising since daytime calls
THE SERIES Braves vs. Diamondbacks
Today: Atlanta (Maddux 17-11) at Arizona (Johnson 21-6), 4:20 p.m. (Fox). Wednesday: Atlanta at
MARLA MASSUCCI DANIEL CHAIN
MARLA MASSUCCI DANIEL CHAIN WARREN -- Marla Christine Massucci and Daniel James Chain were united
MAHONING VALLEY Officials await autopsy on baby
Trumbull County's coroner will remain in charge of the investigation. By JoANNE VIVIANO
Kosar's family sets up office in incubator
YOUNGSTOWN -- An investment company run by Bernie Kosar's family is setting up an office in the
CALCUTTA Biological threats close family planning clinic
Two Planned Parenthood employees were treated at East Liverpool City Hospital. By NANCY TULLIS
Pa. warns about seriousness of making bomb threats
HARRISBURG -- Making a bomb threat or otherwise causing the evacuation of a building is a serious
PREP FOOTBALL Ursuline may have used ineligible player
Two OHSAA officials said Monday they had not been contacted by Ursuline officials. By BRIAN
White powder found at post office in Youngstown
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Walnut Street post office was evacuated for about 20 minutes early today after a
False alarm at GM
False alarm at GM LORDSTOWN -- Emergency crews called to the General Motors' Assembly Plant
MEASURING OUR FEARS
Opinion: Toronto Globe and Mail: The age of anxiety has begun. Just read Ask The Globe. One reader wants to
ANNETTE PETRELLO JASON HINRICHS
ANNETTE PETRELLO JASON HINRICHS HUBBARD -- Annette Petrello, a daughter of Anthony and Phyllis
LOCAL
LOCAL Reminder to call High school volleyball and soccer coaches should call The Vindicator with
AWARDS Players of the week
MVR Offensive Player of Game: P.J. Mays, 5-9, 206, junior tailback from Youngstown. MVR Defensive
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Edwin and Kathy Alicea, 9605 Cherry Hills, Canfield, girl, Oct. 15. William and
YOUNGSTOWN TRIAL Young girl expected to testify on killing
The little girl identified Anderson by name and picked his picture out of a lineup. By BOB JACKSON
Traficant wants 44 documents to be prohibited
The congressman wants a judge to have a hearing to review all documents the government intends to
Monday, October 15 (55 stories)
Signing Chuck a waste of big bucks
Thoughts and ideas from the week that's been: UThe free agent signing of Chuck Finley just might
YSU Panel begins revising bylaws
The 'defeated' candidate said he has some doubts about the new committee. By RON COLE VINDICATOR
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Farrell High loses former team doctor
His heart was big as the town he took care of for so many years. Dr. Joseph R. Madura, perhaps one
Drug arrest
Drug arrest YOUNGSTOWN -- City police arrested a 49-year-old Wick Avenue man for possession of
WORTH A LOOK
ANTIQUE SHOWS XTitusville YWCA will hold its 25th annual antique show and sale from 9:30 a.m. to 4
In Austintown: Ditzler, Pritchard and Edwards
Opinion: Well-populated townships such as Austintown need flexible office holders who can walk a political
Investigating powder
Investigating powder AUSTINTOWN -- Police were called to Infocision on Interstate Boulevard on
Personal finance columnist Jeff Brown offers some tips on how to choose a stock brokerage. His
Personal finance columnist Jeff Brown offers some tips on how to choose a stock brokerage. His
NLCS Braves vs. Diamondbacks
Tuesday: Atlanta at Arizona, 4:20 p.m. (Fox). Wednesday: Atlanta at Arizona, 8:20 p.m. (Fox).
A continuing series
A continuing series Series: A three-day Vindicator series in May outlined reader views on blight
with Edward Goist
with Edward Goist Age: 41. Hometown: Cornersburg. Occupation: Chief operating officer and head
Cortland girl dies of accident injuries
Cortland girl dies of accident injuries YOUNGSTOWN -- A 13-year-old Cortland girl died Saturday
Woman killed in wreck
Woman killed in wreck COITSVILLE -- A 60-year-old Girard woman died Sunday in a head-on collision
THE SERIES Athletics vs. Yankees
Oct. 10: Oakland 5, New York 3. Oct. 11: Oakland 2, New York 0. Saturday: New York 1, Oakland 0.
Giving 100 percent
Giving 100 percent WICHITA, Kan. -- Lone Star Steakhouse & amp; Saloon Inc. will donate $2.1
CARLEY GWIN MICHAEL HOPWOOD
CARLEY GWIN MICHAEL HOPWOOD HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The wedding of Carley A. Gwin and Michael J.
Ghost Walk is planned
Tour guides will spin true tales about the city's past. WARREN -- The spirits of Warren come alive
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Ursuline's Clark provides spark for John Carroll
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS -- A good receiver and a good quarterback can make each other look much better.
Tribe, M's in best-of-1
Seattle finally got to Bartolo Colon for a series-tying 6-2 victory. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR
ADVICE FROM A PROFESSIONAL
Yellow teeth usually bleach well, brown teeth are more difficult to whiten, and gray teeth may not
Austintown police investigate 6 reports of criminal damaging
AUSTINTOWN -- Six reports of criminal damaging were filed with township police during the weekend.
AMERICAN LEAGUE PLAYOFFS Tribe leaves no doubt
Cleveland goes for the improbable series win today at 1. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
WARREN Ghost Walk planned
Tour guides will spin true tales about the city's past. WARREN -- The spirits of Warren come alive
Liberty fire chief tries to solve problems
A Liberty trustee characterized the main fire station as a mess. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
Area schools cancel class trips
Traveling closer to home is preferred since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
Dogs to graduate from program
The program so far has saved the lives of 61 dogs. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
LIBERTY FIRE DEPARTMENT After warning, chief tries to solve problems
A Liberty trustee characterized the main fire station as a mess. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
Cop resigns amid allegations
The officer admits arguing with his girlfriend but denies hitting her. By JoANNE VIVIANO
YOUNGSTOWN Attempted murder suspect surrenders to city police
The accused had worked as the victim's handyman. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
UPMC Horizon event
UPMC Horizon event FARRELL, Pa. -- The Outpatient Rehabilitation department at UPMC Horizon is
Man sentenced for fake money
Man sentenced for fake money PITTSBURGH -- An Enon Valley man was sentenced to 15 months in prison
HAIR HINTS Repairing summer damage
It's safe to say that the summer vacation souvenir most people can do without is sun damage to their
Ursuline takes pride in green
A school's surroundings are vital to teaching youth responsibility and caring, the associate
Tribe's hopes rest on Finley
CLEVELAND -- The postseason fate of the Cleveland Indians rests upon the shoulders of 38-year-old
NFL Week 5
Sunday's Games Chicago 20, Arizona 13. Cincinnati 24, Cleveland 14. Green Bay 31, Baltimore
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AREA BLIGHT A mended bridge to Liberty's future
The school project has changed the notion of what pride means in Liberty. By ROGER G. SMITH
Traveling closer to home is preferred since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Traveling closer to home is preferred since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
YSU will feel the effects of state's budget crisis
Opinion: Even though tapping into the state's $1 billion rainy day fund to make up for the projected $600
YOUNGSTOWN Cop resigns after domestic abuse allegations
The officer admits arguing with his girlfriend but denies hitting her. By JoANNE VIVIANO
CRIMESTOPPERS
CRIMESTOPPERS Greater Youngstown A felony warrant for Lania G. Figueroa is the focus of Crime
TRUMBULL COUNTY Dogs to graduate from program
The program so far has saved the lives of 61 dogs. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
The Penguins scored 21 points in five minutes to cruise past Southwest Missouri State, 41-20.
The Penguins scored 21 points in five minutes to cruise past Southwest Missouri State, 41-20. By
INDIANS NOTEBOOK From Jacobs Field
Record: Indians pitcher Bartolo Colon broke the AL Division Series record for consecutive scoreless
Police handle anthrax scares
New Castle authorities are still trying to identify white powder discovered in a plumbing parts box.
NHL ROUNDUP Saturday's games
Senators 2, Rangers 2 OTTAWA -- Petr Nedved scored with 4:36 left in the third period Saturday
WEEKEND LEADERS High school football
RUSHING Jim Puckett, Southern Local, 258 yards, 28 carries, 2 TDs. Anthony Smith, Hubbard, 241
JEAN BLESSING PAUL HUESKEN
JEAN BLESSING PAUL HUESKEN FORT MEADE, Md. -- Marriage vows were exchanged at 4:30 p.m. Sept. 8
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Wire Leader (Saito)4.403.203.40 Clear the Blues
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Wire Leader (Saito)4.403.203.40 Clear the Blues
FOOTBALL Harding pulverizes McKinley
The Raiders reinforced their No. 1 state ranking with a 57-9 win for an 8-0 record. By BRIAN
ONE ON ONE | Edward Goist Animal naturalist doubles as wine aficionado
What influenced you to work with animals? I've been interested in animals my whole life. Growing
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Mona Yaacoub and Ibrahim Kassem, 24 Halls Heights, Youngstown, boy, Oct. 13. Steve
THE SERIES Yankees vs. Athletics
Oct. 10: Oakland 5, New York 3. Oct. 11: Oakland 2, New York 0. Saturday: New York 1, Oakland 0.
Sunday, October 14 (105 stories)
CORRECTION
CORRECTION NRA banquet March 21 The Mahoning Valley Friends of the NRA will hold its 2002
ON DISPLAY: This glass sculpture by Debora Moore titled "Epidendrum" is included in the Butler's
ON DISPLAY: This glass sculpture by Debora Moore titled "Epidendrum" is included in the Butler's
Project Blueprint gets input from minorities
The group started a minority mentoring program and scholarship fund. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Admission: $10 for adults, $9 for senior
Ball to aid Ronald McDonald House
WARREN -- A "Story Book Ball" will be held Nov. 3 at Opus Twenty One, One American Way N.E., as a
WEDDING Their best-laid plans did not go awry
The couple unknowingly chose a historic date for their wedding. By GARRY L. CLARK VINDICATOR
BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL Eagle Heights Jr. High School -- is looking for an assistant girls basketball coach.
Fiction writing workshop
Fiction writing workshop HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The monthly fiction writer's workshop, "Where Writers
KEYSTONE CLIPS Nothing to sniff at: a skunk's aid
Yeah, but sometimes they just smell bad. Donald G. Chaybin, a state wildlife conservation officer
FEDERATED CLUBS
WEDNESDAY Questors will meet at noon at the Holiday Inn in Boardman for the federation annual
Hospice of the Valley plans fund-raiser
BOARDMAN -- Hospice of the Valley will hold an "Awesome Aussie Luncheon" fund-raiser Nov. 8 at the
A TIP OF THE HAT: With the new Sorcerer's Hat in the distance, Disney World performers ham it up at
A TIP OF THE HAT: With the new Sorcerer's Hat in the distance, Disney World performers ham it up at
Poland playwright prepares play for stage
Poland playwright prepares play for stage POLAND -- Gloria Dunnam Bayowski, of Poland, has
LPGA CLASSIC Who benefits
Fast facts: Since 1993, more than 100 deserving organizations have received $2,907,000 in tournament
Associated Press
Associated Press PERSONAL CARE: Beth Pritchard, Bath and Body Works chief executive officer,
MERCER COUNTY Police group wants OK to use radar
Only state police are allowed to use radar to enforce speed limits. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
PREP SOCCER AND VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT SCHEDULES
BOYS SOCCER DIVISION I Seeds: 1. Green. 2. Fitch. 3. North Canton Hoover. 4. Boardman. Monday
KATHRYN EARNHART | The Butlers Orchid gala, photo essay highlight exhibitions
The Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown is displaying "Winter Orchidarium," a thematic
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Valerie Rutledge and Jamell L. North Sr., 53 E. Ravenwood Ave., Youngstown,
STAGE REVIEW Playhouse's 'Dracula' has film noir quality
Special effects and a black and white set added to the macabre tone. By GARRY L. CLARK
Take an appetite to the 'Burgh
Diets be damned for a night on the town in Pittsburgh. The Steel City serves up tempting cuisine
Smiths observe golden event at dinner reception
COLUMBIANA -- Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, 121 Seventh St., were guests of honor during a dinner
MASONIC GROUPS
MONDAY Ruth Shrine 64, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, will hold a meeting at 7:30 p.m. at
Focusing on rehab
A Pennsylvania company has chosen Boardman for its first rehabilitation hospital. By DON SHILLING
Girard lawmakers seek legislation to cut three city posts
The mayor isn't releasing details of his fiscal recovery plan yet. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS, SEASONS Gun and knife show, Nov. 3 & amp; 4, Valley View Expo Center,
COURTS
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Divorces asked Jamie Stull, 130 Beechwood St., East Liverpool, vs. Dawn Stull,
ANNIVERSARY King Solomon Lodge to mark 79th year
WARREN -- King Solomon Lodge 87, Prince Hall, Free and Accepted Masons of Ohio, will hold its 79th
She is neither pink nor pale,
She is neither pink nor pale, And she never will be all mine; She learned her hands in a fairy-
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The American Cancer Society suggests these five
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The American Cancer Society suggests these five
SUSAN PITKO MICHAEL MADSEN
SUSAN PITKO MICHAEL MADSEN CAMPBELL -- Susan Kathryn Pitko of Poland and Michael Aage Madsen of
Holiday decor extends to house shutters
First it was doors decorated like Christmas packages, then mailboxes gussied up with holiday
New England trip taken to mark McMurray 50th
NORTH LIMA -- Mr. and Mrs. K. Robert McMurray of North Lima retraced their honeymoon trip during a
TURNING OVER AN OLD LEAF
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT There's a lot to love about the fall. Crisp,
Cleveland Benedictine drops Cardinal Mooney, 23-10
PARMA -- Cardinal Mooney scored the first 10 points of the game but Cleveland Benedictine came up
NUTRITION PROGRAMS In the area
MAHONING COUNTY DACAS HotMeals offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 12 locations in Mahoning
By MILAN PAURICH
By MILAN PAURICH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT For a while there, it looked as though the 36th
BREAST CANCER Support, love see survivors through
Initially, the women didn't want to tell their family or friends about their ordeal. By WILLIAM K.
GARDEN FORUM Trips planned
Call Eleanor Young, (330) 758-8273, Dorothy Haddox, (330) 799-1613, or the Garden Center, (330) 740-
KRISTIN BUNDY THOMAS LAKIN JR.
KRISTIN BUNDY THOMAS LAKIN JR. YOUNGSTOWN -- Fellows Riverside Gardens in Mill Creek Park provided
SCORES AREA
SCORES AREA Cleveland Benedictine 23, Mooney 10 Southington 20, Weirton Madonna 7 Warren
GARDEN CLUBS
MONDAY XGarden Gate members will meet at 7:30 p.m. for a tea-towel angel project. Louise Vett will
Family dinner party held to honor Evanses on 50th wedding anniversary
McDONALD -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Evans Jr., 805 New Jersey Ave., was
BOARDMAN -- Dennis Gartland wants his customers to be able to get away from their hectic schedules,
BOARDMAN -- Dennis Gartland wants his customers to be able to get away from their hectic schedules,
PHYLLIS WISEMAN KEVIN MANACK
PHYLLIS WISEMAN KEVIN MANACK BOARDMAN -- The Rev. Robert Quaintance solemnized the marriage of
JACK WOLLITZ Where does the time go?
Another season is winding to a close, but it seems like just last week we were readying our gear and
Mahoning County witnesses a drop in interest in citizenship
Some immigrants have applied for passports back to their native countries. By BOB JACKSON
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK Darius E. Leflore The Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force is asking
Ohio's lieutenant governor has new, big responsibilities
Opinion: No matter how many pictures you've seen in newspapers or on television of Ground Zero, that plot of
TENNIS Boardman tennis duo win title
Gina Peretti and Stephanie Berry of Boardman and Sarah Lyras of Mooney are state-bound. CLEVELAND
Self-guided tour planned in Cortland
Visitors will follow a mapped-out route to interesting home and historical sites. CORTLAND --
HEALTH
HEALTH Registration available BOARDMAN -- Health agencies that have not been contacted and want
Firefighters from Michigan march through the Valley
One firefighter says he's walking for his father, who was killed in the Sept. 11 attacks. By DON
FAST FACTS Sportsmen contributions
Hunters and anglers have contributed more than $20 billion to date for wildlife conservation.
GUYLA SCOTT THOMAS SVIRBLY
GUYLA SCOTT THOMAS SVIRBLY GIRARD -- St. Rose Church was the setting Sept. 29 for the wedding of
LINDA LONG MOLL
LINDA LONG MOLL Age: 55. Residence: Canfield. Occupation: Inside sales coordinator, Vulcraft Sales
Benedictine drops Cardinal Mooney
PARMA -- Cardinal Mooney scored the first 10 points of the game but Cleveland Benedictine came up
TRUMBULL COUNTY Issue of shelters is raised at lecture
Community leaders aren't doing enough to tell people how to prepare themselves, a Warren man says.
SAMANTHA COLLA BRIAN PALKOVIC
SAMANTHA COLLA BRIAN PALKOVIC YOUNGSTOWN -- St. Christine Church was the setting at 2 p.m. Sept.
Howells celebrate golden jubilee at surprise party
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Howell of Youngstown were honored Sept. 28 at a surprise party at
LISA EWING STEPHEN WOLFE
LISA EWING STEPHEN WOLFE WARREN -- The wedding of Lisa Ewing and Stephen Wolfe took place at 2
THE SERIES Yankees vs. Athletics
Wednesday Oakland 5, New York 3. Thursday Oakland 2, New York 0. Saturday New York 1, at
COLLEGE FOOTBALL Titans battle back from deficit to down Thiel
Matt Robison threw for 202 yards in the 15-10 victory. By BILL ALBRIGHT VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
Bazaar at the mall
Bazaar at the mall HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The Shenango Valley Mall will be host to its annual Fall
SHARPSVILLE Tour set for new building
The borough is helping out with some changes to ease traffic flow around the school complex. By
UNITED WAY He's 70 and he's a big brother
A Champion man volunteers his time at two United Way agencies. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
Broken trust, broken arms
An East Side woman said a man she trusted turned on her. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF
ACADEMY GRAD
ACADEMY GRAD Sanchez assigned Air Force 2nd Lt. Eva R. Sanchez, a 2001 graduate of the Air Force
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
Current prices are recorded from antique shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
SENIOR CITIZENS
55-PLUS LIBERTY XA meeting of the 55-Plus Club of Liberty will be held at 11:30 a.m. Thursday at
PREP FOOTBALL SCORES & amp; SUMMARIES
SCORES AREA Cleveland Benedictine 23, Mooney 10 Southington at Weirton Madonna, late Canton
CAREER PATHS
ACCOUNTING SHARON -- The Dolan Group, a certified public accounting and business advising firm,
Surprise party held to mark Tomich jubilee
GETTYSBURG, Pa. -- Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Tomich of Gettysburg, formerly of Canfield, were honored
WITH THE VETS
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings Meeting schedule for the week of Oct. 14: TODAY Post 235,
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES TODAY Youngstown Playhouse, 600 Playhouse Lane, Youngstown, 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
ROSEMARIE WARINO SCOTT SMITH
ROSEMARIE WARINO SCOTT SMITH YOUNGSTOWN -- Rosemarie A. Warino of Boardman and Scott T. Smith of
Animal Welfare League schedules fashion show
HOWLAND -- The Animal Welfare League of Trumbull County will have its 18th annual fashion show and
SCORES, SUMMARIES & amp;SCHEDULE
EAST Albright 34, Wilkes 11 Alfred 47, Utica 22 American International 49, S. Connecticut 15
Family holds memorial for Sharon native killed in attacks
The victim was working on the 97th floor where the airplane hit. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
Trustees deserve credit for Howland's success
Opinion: Richard E. Orwig, who is completing 20 years as a trustee in Howland Township, says he doesn't know
YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY
YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY Today -- Women's golf at Kansas Tournament. Tuesday -- Women's golf
YSU homecoming week
YSU homecoming week YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown State University will celebrate homecoming with a
Warren JFK rolls to second straight state golf crown
VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT COLUMBUS -- There was little doubt whether the Warren Kennedy High boys
THE SERIES Indians vs. Mariners
Wednesday Oakland 5, New York 3. Thursday Oakland 2, New York 0. Saturday New York 1, at Oakland
MIKE BRAUN Paying a price for their sport
Since we're just about to get into the thick of hunting seasons in our area, now is as good a time
BIG TEN FOOTBALL 17 is bad for OSU vs. Wisconsin
For the second time in three years, Ohio State had the lead over the Badgers and 17 points, only to
COLUMBIANA Library expansion looms for officials
The board will interview architects for the library's $1 million expansion. By NANCY TULLIS
HOLIDAY FUND-RAISER Stambaugh Pillars style show is set for Nov. 7
The event will benefit the continued restoration of Stambaugh Auditorium. YOUNGSTOWN -- The
SIDELIGHTS For all seniors
Senior Center of Mahoning County, 1110 Fifth Ave., has planned the following activities: Monday, New
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Patio of concrete pavers will reduce heat loss
Q. What do you think of building a decorative patio and walkway, with gecko-style concrete pavers,
Bartholomews to be honored at open house
LISBON -- The Rev. and Mrs. John H. Bartholomew of Lisbon will be honored on the occasion of their
Kudelko jubilee marked by Mass, reception
SHARON, Pa. -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kudelko Sr., 590 Spencer Ave., was
Flu, pneumonia shots
Flu, pneumonia shots YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown City Health District will give flu and pneumonia
Havilands celebrate 25th anniversary at a surprise party; trip is planned
ENON VALLEY, Pa. -- Mr. and Mrs. Steve Haviland of Enon Valley were honored Oct. 6 during a belated
SCOTT SHALAWAY Wood more complicated than you might think
Too often, I fear, we take trees for granted. They filter, purify and transport water through
Police group in Mercer County wants OK to use radar
Only state police are allowed to use radar to enforce speed limits. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
Feds won't pay for city hall, convocation center
Opinion: Feds won't pay for city hall, convocation center EDITOR: I read with great interest Bertram de
LEHNA QUEREAU JOSEPH SCARSELLA
LEHNA QUEREAU JOSEPH SCARSELLA NEW MIDDLETOWN -- St. Paul the Apostle Church was the setting at 2
MARTIN TURNER
MARTIN TURNER Age: 53. Home: Shenango Township. Work: Pennsylvania Welfare Office in New Castle.
DISASTER RELIEF Valley's Red Cross urges continued donations
Volunteer ranks have surged since the terrorist attacks and relief effort. By JOHN W. GOODWIN Jr.
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NEW CASTLE Consultant suggests county reconsider development plans
He recommends Lawrence County look to develop along Pa. Route 79. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
EVENTS
EVENTS 25th anniversary YOUNGSTOWN -- Heavenly Place Church of God in Christ will celebrate the
NOTICES
NOTICES BASKETBALL Jackson-Milton High School -- seeks boys coaches. For details call (330) 538-
SCHEDULES YSU basketball
Men November 2 -- Czech Usti (exhibition) 7 p.m. 17 -- at Evansville8:05 p.m. 20 -- Slippery
Today is Saturday, Oct. 13, the 286th day of 2001. There are 79 days left in the year.
Opinion: Today is Saturday, Oct. 13, the 286th day of 2001. There are 79 days left in the year. On this
ETHICS AWARDS
ETHICS AWARDS National winners Winners of the Better Business Bureau's National Torch Award for
Knights of Pythias to receive awards
NORTH JACKSON -- An annual awards ceremony will take place during a banquet to be held by the
NEW MIDDLETOWN Springfield defeats Lowellville, 27-21, in key ICL game
Pat Birch accounted for 260 of Springfield's 309 offensive yards. By GREG GULAS VINDICATOR
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XMahoning Valley Association of Insurance and Financial Advisers will meet at 11:30
LISBON Ethics panel examines officials' travel records
Cogentrix Energy provided officials with airfare so they could view a power plant. By NORMAN LEIGH
NILES Regal Cinemas closes Movieworld
The Valley's other Regal theaters are safe for now -- the company has no plans to close other
THE SERIES Yankees-Athletics
Wednesday Oakland 5, New York 3 Thursday Oakland 2, New York 0, Oakland leads series 2-0
KENT STATE Biology weapon can find threats
The technology is now being offered to the Centers for Disease Control. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN
YOUNGSTOWN Trial will start for man accused of killing pregnant woman
Defense attorneys have asked for the prosecutors to be thrown off the case. By BOB JACKSON
MERCER COUNTY Blue Devils sweep Golden Eagles, 35-0
Kennedy Catholic played the entire game without picking up a first down. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT
'BRIDGE TO BRIDGE' Mich. firefighters walking to NYC
'Bridge to Bridge' is expected to pass through the Mahoning Valley today. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
WARREN Man accused of murder waives right to jury trial
WARREN -- A three-judge panel will hear the capital murder case of a city man accused of the
BIRTHS
BIRTHS Forum Health Northside Mychael-Ann DeFrank and Eric Cochran, 1066 Compass West Drive, No.
MAHONING COUNTY COURTHOUSE Bids submitted for disabled-parking area
A Youngstown contractor submitted the lowest of three bids for the project. By BOB JACKSON
Museum grand opening
Museum grand opening YOUNGSTOWN -- A grand opening for Youngstown State University's Rose Melnick
CAROLYN PUGH MARK BRAMMER JR.
CAROLYN PUGH MARK BRAMMER JR. LOWELLVILLE -- The wedding of Carolyn A. Pugh and Mark A. Brammer
ROSTERS Youngstown State basketball
Men Rafael Cruz6-2SeniorGuardArecibo, Puerto Rico Jeff Ball6-10SeniorCenterCanton City, Colo.
South Range runs wild over Mustangs, 66-0
VIENNA -- Seven players scored touchdowns as South Range used a balanced attack to blank Mathews
Warriors blank Minerva, 48-0
MINERVA -- If a struggling Minerva team expected any sympathy from Northeastern Buckeye Conference
Entrepreneur's message to state: Cut taxes, improve education
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Local officials say the state can help foster high-tech businesses by
KENT STATE UNIVERSITY FAA official speaks to aviation students
Go ahead and fly, the FAA official said. By KERRI RICKARD VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT KENT --
EAST LIVERPOOL Boardman routs Potters
The Spartans took advantage of East Liverpool's mistakes to roll 56-0. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR
PENNSYLVANIA Farrell gets fifth win over Union
The Steelers rushed for 339 yards in the 52-7 victory. By ERIC POOLE VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
In Hubbard Township: Gleydura and Bradley
Opinion: In the race for Hubbard Township trustee, two challengers are seeking to unseat the two incumbents,
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials re-examine emergency procedure
The meeting was called by the Trumbull County sheriff. CHAMPION -- Officials from nearly every
THE SERIES Dbacks-Cards
Tuesday Arizona 1, St. Louis 0 Wednesday St. Louis 4, Arizona 1 Friday Arizona 5, St.
KATHLEEN JANIK CHRISTOPHER IGNAZIO
KATHLEEN JANIK CHRISTOPHER IGNAZIO BOARDMAN -- Married at 1:30 p.m. Sept. 15 at St. Charles Church
WARREN JFK tops Crusaders, go to 8-0
Coach Tony Napolet said he never expected this kind of success. By SAL MARINO VINDICATOR
Vitullo denies fixing cases
The government has to find one controversial FBI agent this weekend to satisfy a request from the
Sister recognition
Sister recognition CANFIELD -- A Jubilee celebration liturgy will be at noon Oct. 21 at the
Start-ups seek brains and cash
Local officials say the state can help foster high-tech businesses by cutting taxes and fixing
SERIES Braves-Astros
Tuesday Atlanta 7, Houston 4 Wednesday Atlanta 1, Houston 0 Friday Atlanta 6, Houston 2,
HICKORY VS. SHARON Hornets feel the sting of a Tigers' comeback
Down 21-7, Sharon rallied for 22 unanswered points in the last eight minutes. By BILL ALBRIGHT
SVC/CITY Ursuline rolls to 63-12 win
FOSTORIA -- Three running backs for Ursuline combined for 301 yards as the Irish upended Fostoria
Packer Thomas wins BBB honors for ethics
By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- Packer Thomas, an accounting firm with
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Bush sets the right tone in discussing 'The War'
Opinion: Even his harshest critics had to have been impressed with the way President George W. Bush handled
Warren JFK has 8-shot lead in Div. III state golf tourney
VINDICATOR STAFF/WIRE REPORTS COLUMBUS -- After the first round of Friday's state golf tournament,
Late rally lifts Lisbon over Southern
Matt Adams' score with 1:15 left gave the Blue Devils a 20-19 win. SALINEVILLE -- The Lisbon High
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses David M. Schaab, 27, of 13240 Leffingwell Road, Berlin Center,
WESTERN PA. New Wilmington Greyhounds rush to 7th win
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- Behind a pair of running backs who had 100-yard rushing performances,
STEPHANIE TABLACK BRIAN SWANKE
STEPHANIE TABLACK BRIAN SWANKE YOUNGSTOWN -- The Sept. 8 wedding of Stephanie Lee Tablack, 60
Allegation of bribery sparks an investigation
The ex-state fire marshal official said he is being victimized by the repeated investigations. By
NEW CASTLE Judge upholds council's granting of permit for new high school
The judge says a proposed road will provide enough access to the homes. By LAURE CIOFFI
MAC Canfield subdues Salem to keep title hopes alive
By GARY HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT CANFIELD -- Behind a flawless first-half performance
CHRISTINA O'CONNELL RICHARD WILL
CHRISTINA O'CONNELL RICHARD WILL WARREN -- Living at 4215 Crum Road, Austintown, after a honeymoon
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THE SERIES Indians-Mariners
Tuesday Cleveland 5, Seattle 0 Thursday Seattle 5, Cleveland 1, series tied 1-1 Today
Free self-defense class for service members
Free self-defense class for service members LIBERTY -- The American International Karate
TAC Helle hauls in 10th TD to break Girard record
Randy Mason threw for 292 yards in the Indians' 47-0 win over LaBrae. GIRARD -- Girard High junior
Ministry and church share in outreach efforts
The new pastor of Metro Assembly of God has been director of a youth and family ministry for eight
INSTALLATION Children's Aid society seats officers, honors members
MERCER, Pa. -- The installation of officers for the 2001-2002 season was the highlight of a meeting
Hunger-relief walk
Hunger-relief walk YOUNGSTOWN -- The Greater Youngstown Crop Walk, sponsored by the Mahoning
JENNIFER ALDOM KIRK POFFENBERGER
JENNIFER ALDOM KIRK POFFENBERGER AKRON -- The west terrace at Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens was the
Friday, October 12 (78 stories)
Fired water worker disputes allegations
The city says it's cracking down on abuse of sick leave. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Niles goes to air to top 'Cats
Steve Mientkiewicz hit several passes, and was backed by a strong defense and some breaks. By JOE
Man gets sentence
Man gets sentence CLEVELAND -- A 41-year-old Poland man has been sentenced to 30 days in federal
Associated Press
Associated Press STANDING GUARD: A helmeted riot police officer stands guard during a
THE SERIES Astros vs. Braves
Tuesday Atlanta 7, Houston 4. Wednesday Atlanta 1, Houston 0, Atlanta leads series 2-0.
Fine-art auction
Fine-art auction WARREN -- The Healing Garden at Forum Health Trumbull Memorial Hospital, 1350 E.
NILES Tax director disputes points in review
About 40 percent of businesses and individuals didn't file income tax returns last year. By DENISE
Bracelets show a common thread of support
Ground zero workers wear the colors of their grief, their country and names of McDonald children who
MAHONING COUNTY Annexation's OK puts county, trustees at odds
A shopping center, motel and homes are planned for the land, officials have said. By BOB JACKSON
PREP TENNIS Peretti-Berry going to state meet again
Mooney's Sarah Lyras and a West Branch doubles team also earned berths. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORTS
INCOME TAX REVIEW Recommendations
State Auditor Jim Petro released an audit of the city for 2000 including a review of the city's
LOCAL
LOCAL Cap at 112th DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Taiwan's Candie Kung shot a 1-under 71 to take a one-
Ex-judge exposes the dirty details
One or both defendants had the option of taking the witness stand today. By PATRICIA MEADE
AT A GLANCE Sim Earich Meet
Schedule: A junior high open boys run is scheduled for 9 a.m. followed by a junior high girls team
HOWLAND Land owners try to rezone for more use
The county planning commission recommended against one of the requests. HOWLAND -- Property owners
THE SERIES Indians-Mariners
Tuesday Cleveland 5, Seattle 0. Thursday Seattle 5, Cleveland 1, series tied 1-1. Saturday
LIQUOR CONTROL
Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and applications and
FOOTBALL SUMMARY
FOOTBALL SUMMARY NILES 14, STRUTHERS 7 Niles7007--14 Struthers0070--7 NILES -- Eric Ashburn,
THE SERIES NL Division Series
CARDINALS VS. DIAMONDBACKS Tuesday Arizona 1, St. Louis 0. Wednesday St. Louis 4, Arizona 1,
Pastor Alford is right to oppose gambling
Opinion: Pastor Alford is right to oppose gambling EDITOR: Although the majority of the local clergy are
PREP VOLLEYBALL Hubbard wraps up another TAC title
Boardman and Girard set school records for number of wins in a season -- 19 and 16, respectively.
FARRELL 2 charged, suspended after blast
The two students accused in the mischief have been placed in a juvenile detention center. By
BOARDMAN Police investigate sale of tickets for a bogus group
Tickets were sold throughout the township. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Niles tax directordisputes points in state review
About 40 percent of businesses and individuals didn't file income tax returns last year. By DENISE
President sees the light on secret government
Opinion: The September 11 terrorist attacks on America, which claimed the lives of thousands of innocent men,
WARREN Fired water worker disputes allegations
The city says it's cracking down on abuse of sick leave. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
LORDSTOWN Change in hiring irks union at GM
Some workers have to pass a test to be hired, but others don't, the union said. By DON SHILLING
DEA chief speaks, praises drug court
Hutchinson said the war against terrorists is indirectly also against drug traffickers. By BOB
Cross country postseason warm-up kicks off Saturday
BAZETTA -- In four weeks the state cross country meet will be held at Scioto Downs in Columbus.
SHARON NLRB says hospital punished unionizers
The hospital will get a chance to argue its case in a Jan. 8 hearing. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
Airport's response to threats goes undisputed at forum
Officials say they had no plan for an event such as Sept. 11. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
Refining the Art of revenge
There are some days you can't seem to forget. Take January 28, 2001 for instance. I was working
YOUNGSTOWN Man charged in carjacking, theft
In a separate case, police are investigating damage at a rental property. YOUNGSTOWN -- Kenneth
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
The following people were indicted Thursday by a Mahoning County grand jury. Five people were
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Jeri Konwerski, Michael Anderson to be married
ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- Plans for the forthcoming marriage of Jeri Lyn Konwerski and Michael Anderson,
Civic center project finalists say building design is first
Each company talked about ways to avoid sticking the city with any financial shortfalls. By ROGER
THURSDAY'S HOCKEY SCORES
THURSDAY'S HOCKEY SCORES MIDWEST Michigan St. 5, Lake Superior St. 0 Union, N.Y. 2, Notre Dame
CANFIELD Trustees lose waterline suit
A local developer isn't sure if the ruling has any effect on the waterline project. By IAN HILL
Letter from Nigeria seeking help is old scam
A Hubbard couple recognized the letter as a fraud immediately. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR
Vindicator poll voters favor casino, not arena
One Web site voter said the governor is ignoring the Youngstown area. YOUNGSTOWN -- Vindicator Web
Police investigate sale of tickets for a bogus group
Tickets were sold throughout the township. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Chorale plans memorial for attack victims
SHARON, Pa. -- The Shenango Valley Chorale will present Faure's "Requiem" Sunday in memory of
GAIL WHITE On some dreary days, a good grump is unavoidable
I am having one of those days. It is one of those days when I just don't feel right. I am
War memorial to be dedicated
War memorial to be dedicated NILES -- A memorial to Korean War veterans will be dedicated in a
Authorities continue search for man who escaped Tuesday
The escapee's family and friends live near Youngstown. ELKTON -- U.S. marshals searching for
Man charged with pointing gun at woman in Austintown
AUSTINTOWN -- A 35-year-old Salem man was arrested Thursday night after a woman told police he
YOUNGSTOWN Grandmother of baby says she suspects fall
The grandmother said no one harmed the child. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Local man wins Buckeye 5
BOARDMAN -- A retired township man will have a little more disposable income to work with after
Airport response to threats goes undisputed at forum
Officials say they had no plan for an event such as Sept. 11. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
COURAGE IN PAKISTAN
Opinion: Orange County Register: Much has been made of British Prime Minister Tony Blair's unequivocal
YOUNGSTOWN Vice squad officers make 5 drug arrests
One man also had three outstanding warrants. YOUNGSTOWN -- City vice squad officers made five drug
FIRE SAFETY Home fires
State Fire Marshal Robert Rielage is asking residents to "Cover Your Bases & amp; Strike Out
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Michael and Stacey Kilbourne, 55 S. Maryland Ave., Youngstown, boy, Oct. 10.
HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL Salem claims its 16th straight championship
Lauren Teal led the Quakers past Poland for a 9-1 league record. By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Churches pledge help in litter cleanup
Most churches are on main streets where litter cleanup gives visitors a good first impression of the
AUSTINTOWN Toddler wanders onto road, almost gets struck by car
The theft of newspaper vending machines continued in the township. AUSTINTOWN -- A 2-year-old girl
AUSTINTOWN Police arrest 2 drivers stopped on other causes
Police said a woman's boyfriend identified her and that a dog found drugs in a man's car.
GENE ROSSI Businessman honored
Details on the Mahoning Valley Person of the Year: Title: Chief executive of Rossi Insurance
MAHONING VALLEY MVEDC honors Warren insurance agent
Gene Rossi was honored as the Mahoning Valley Person of the Year. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XWilliam Penn Association, Branch 28, will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at Country Kitchen
MERCER Director quits post
The ex-director has retained a lawyer, but doesn't know if he will pursue legal action. By MARY
CANFIELD Board mulls fair building
Board members have 60 days to decide if they want to move on with the coliseum project. By IAN
Officials investigate blaze at Tire and Lube
Officials investigate blaze at Tire and Lube LISBON -- Fire officials are investigating the cause
TWO-DEEP CHART YSU vs. Southwest Missouri State
YOUNGSTOWN STATE OFFENSE LT (73) -- Pat Crummey (6-4, 285, Sr.); (66) -- Josh Davis (6-5, 280,
Beyond the BLIGHT
Beyond the BLIGHT A continuing series Series: A three-day Vindicator series in May outlined
LAWRENCE COUNTY Officials balk at paying to move telephone switch from old jail
The telephone switch routes calls to other government center buildings. By LAURE CIOFFI
ELKTON Authorities continue search for man who escaped Tuesday
The escapee's family and friends live near Youngstown. ELKTON -- U.S. marshals searching for
Melissa Sugar to be bride of Michael DiCioccio
Announcement is being made by Harry Sugar, 27 Riverside Drive, Poland, and Robert and Deborah
THE SERIES Yankees-Athletics
Wednesday Oakland 5, New York 3. Thursday Oakland 2, New York 0, Oakland leads series 2-0.
YSU braces for state funding cut
Layoffs might loom for Ohio universities. By RON COLE VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN --
Miss Pagnotta, Mr. Lucarielli to wed Nov. 10
HILLSVILLE, Pa. -- Nick and Jane Pagnotta, state Route 224, are announcing the engagement of their
YOUNGSTOWN Protests fail to alter site of school
City school officials said student safety is a top reason for changing the proposed site. By RON
HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER Pietro's goal lifts Canfield past Irish
Given another chance, Matt Pietro punched in a goal to give the Cardinals a 2-1 win over Ursuline.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Niles goes to air to top 'Cats
Steve Mientkiewicz hit several passes, and was backed by a strong defense and some breaks. By JOE
Mooney ties Boardman to win first SVC crown
Ken "Kiki" Willis scored for the Cardinals in a 1-1 tie, as they won the SVC title with a 3-0-1
Mega-attention needed for nanotechnology
Opinion: The announcement that a Michigan firm associated with the University of Michigan's Center for
Thursday, October 11 (72 stories)
Lawyer: Phony lie tests helped
A retired county judge who took bribes was expected to testify today. By PATRICIA MEADE
The Campbell Post Office has scheduled a customer appreciation day from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday
The Campbell Post Office has scheduled a customer appreciation day from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday
LOCAL BRIEFS
Vicodin tablets stolen BOARDMAN -- Police have charged a 16-year-old township girl with felony
SHARPSVILLE With steel fallout, SQP Industries will close
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Some of the employees are the third and fourth generation of their
Home buyer workshop
Home buyer workshop YOUNGSTOWN -- Consumer Counseling Service of Youngstown is sponsoring a first-
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Announced by Derek and Jane (Rowe) Naill of Apple Valley, Minn., is the birth of a daughter, Kaelyn
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Easy Street always leads back to Youngstown
"Easy Street, where you sleep till noon ..." "Easy Street, Easy Street, where the rich folks play
Josh Cayson is Kennedy's impact player
The senior has rushed for 1,100 yards in leading the Eagles to a 7-0 record. By JOE SCALZO
Student arrested
Student arrested YOUNGSTOWN -- A 14-year-old Woodrow Wilson High School student was arrested at
THE SERIES Cardinals vs. Diamondbacks
Tuesday Arizona 1, St. Louis 0 Wednesday St. Louis 4, Arizona 1, series tied 1-1 Friday
LOWELLVILLE Charges against mayor probed
The officer asked council to bring charges against the mayor to the state attorney general's office.
THE SERIES Indians vs. Mariners
Tuesday Cleveland 5, Seattle 0, Cleveland leads series 1-0 Today Cleveland (Finley 8-7) at
A sliver of a silver lining
Opinion: Tighter homefront security and the bombing in Afghanistan should mean less heroin on the streets of
Anthrax fear disproved
Anthrax fear disproved YOUNGSTOWN -- Fearing anthrax, a 76-year-old Cambridge Avenue woman called
SHARON Board to look at cyber schools
The board is expected to refuse to pay tuition for cyber school pupils. By HAROLD GWIN
HERMITAGE Humane society seizes dogs, other animals from couple
The dogs were flea-infested and had no fresh water. HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The Humane Society of Mercer
WARREN Council rejects WMA contract
This is the second time the city turned down a contract with the management association. By AMANDA
Humane society seizes dogs, other animals from couple
The dogs were flea-infested and had no fresh water. HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The Humane Society of Mercer
Diamonds fund terrorists, lawmakers say
Testimony suggests that associates of bin Laden have engaged in diamond smuggling to raise money.
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Friday night football
CHANEY VS. RAYEN When: 7. Where: Stambaugh Stadium. Chaney (6-1, 1-0 City Series) scouting
Celebrate Columbus' knowledge and bravery
Opinion: Celebrate Columbus' knowledge and bravery EDITOR: On this Oct. 12, we honor Christopher Columbus
Forum Health Northside
Forum Health Northside Ken and Annette Baytosh, 452 Arbor Circle, Youngstown, boy, Oct. 3
Tattoo parlor issue remains up in the air
The city's building inspector issued a stop-work order, saying the property isn't zoned for such a
THE U.S. IN THE WORLD
Opinion: Toronto Globe and Mail: One of the many things that changed on Sept. 11 was the idea that the United
Youth's bike stolen; teen takes gun
YOUNGSTOWN -- City police are investigating separate incidents involving teen-agers. A 13-year-old
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES SOUTHINGTON Trustees on Wednesday: * Heard from Zoning Inspector Sam Lee
County employees can opt for deductions
LISBON -- Columbiana County employees may now contribute to county United Way campaigns through
YOUNGSTOWN City OKs parking lot fence
A city facade grant will pay about $7,000 of the $17,000 fence price tag. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
PHAR-MOR Judge approves sale plan
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN The retailer is guaranteed $33 million for the sale of $73 million in
WHAT SEIDITA SAID
WHAT SEIDITA SAID From FBI records From statements Lawrence J. Seidita, a Boardman attorney,
YOUNGSTOWN U.S. DEA chief to visit drug court
Asa Hutchinson will speak during a drug court graduation ceremony Friday. By BOB JACKSON
YOUNGSTOWN Councilmen mull Thermal rate issue
Council could grant all, part or none of Thermal's 9 percent request. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
THE SERIES Braves vs. Astros
Tuesday Atlanta 7, Houston 4 Wednesday Atlanta 1, Houston 0, Atlanta leads series 2-0 Friday
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SHARPSVILLE SCHOOLS Report: No laws broken in matter
The superintendent was on vacation when decisions had to be made. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
MAHONING COUNTY Subdivisions to set trick-or-treat hours
Communities were never required to follow the commissioners' resolution. By BOB JACKSON
GIRARD Officials revisit laws on portable business signs
GIRARD -- The city administration and council are looking to make the city more attractive and a
Department receives traffic grant
MINERAL RIDGE -- The Weathersfield Township Police Department has received a third Strategic Traffic
YOUNGSTOWN Calls for assistance, including stabbings, keep police busy
Two of the crimes occurred in the 3000 block of Market Street on the city's South Side. YOUNGSTOWN
Subdivisions to set trick-or-treat hours
Communities were never required to follow the commissioners' resolution. By BOB JACKSON
MAHONING VALLEY Kitchenware company effort contributes to Second Harvest
YOUNGSTOWN -- Second Harvest Foodbank of the Mahoning Valley is participating in the 11th annual
Officials recall former fire chief
Roger Hernon earned a Purple Heart in the Korean War. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO 'Dracula' When: 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday; 2:30 p.m. Sunday; 8 p.m. Oct. 19-20.
TRUMBULL CO. Sheriff's new dog can sniff out bombs
The dog can detect odors, including smokeless powder and TNT. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
Council seeks grant for trail
SHARPSVILLE, Pa. -- Borough council is seeking a state grant to build a gravel hiking trail that
NEW CASTLE Home-moving plan delayed
The group is worried that bad weather will prevent moving the homes before April 1. By LAURE
Valley emergency officials beef up readiness for biochemical attack
Authorities say plans are in place to respond to anthrax or other forms of biochemical attacks. By
ROGER HERNON, 70 Officials recall former fire chief
Roger Hernon earned a Purple Heart in the Korean War. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Trumbull United Way names communications director
WARREN -- Christopher J. Malanga has been appointed director of communications for the United Way of
SERIES Athletics vs. Yankees
Wednesday Oakland 5, New York 3, Oakland leads series 1-0 Today Oakland (Hudson 18-9) at New
GROVE CITY, PA. GCC to mark 125 years
GROVE CITY, Pa. -- Thousands of Grove City College alumni will converge on campus this weekend to
INDIVIDUAL DISASTER Preparedness plan
Have a battery-operated radio so you can listen to the Emergency Broadcast System for information
PREP FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
TONIGHT Metro Athletic Conference Struthers at Niles FRIDAY City Series Chaney vs. Rayen
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 2001 standings
CITY SERIES ConferenceAll games WLPtsOPWLPtsOP Chaney103306115051 Canton
YOUNGSTOWN Tech companies woo investors
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Local companies make pitches to investor groups for between $1 million
Price of getting away with murder, $7,500; punishment for making the deal, nothing
Opinion: We have to wonder what was going through the mind of U.S. District Judge Kathleen O'Malley as she
MATCH-UP YSU vs. SW Missouri St.
4-1Record2-3 33.8Points per game15.8 13.0Points allowed21.6 394.0Total offense291.0
NILES Tattoo parlor issue remains up in the air
The city's building inspector issued a stop-work order, saying the property isn't zoned for such a
"Until the issue of Palestinian homeland is resolved, there will always be terrorists."
"Until the issue of Palestinian homeland is resolved, there will always be terrorists." James
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses John R. Wagner Jr., legal age, 188 Poland Ave., Youngstown,
Cigarette coupon scam
Cigarette coupon scam NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- New Castle police say a former cashier and a gas station
Mercer County's fiscal director resigns
MERCER, Pa. -- Mercer County Fiscal Director Jeff Swartzbeck, suspended from his job three weeks
FIGHTING TERRORISM General: Cops will lead war at home
Officers were told they'll likely see more coordination between local, national and even
CIC approves new director
Robin Rogers is sure she can bridge downtown's government and business worlds. By ROGER G. SMITH
Teen hit by car remains 'critical'
Teen hit by car remains 'critical' MECCA -- A 13-year-old Cortland girl was in critical condition
GROVE CITY State denies landfill permit
The company failed to adequately address how it would prevent bird problems at the nearby airport.
FIRE SAFETY Smoke detectors
State Fire Marshal Robert Rielage is asking residents to "Cover Your Bases & amp; Strike Out
YSU Ceremony to dedicate new welcome center
The new center will be the launching grounds for campus tours. YOUNGSTOWN -- It's only appropriate
PA. SENATE Bill would allow crime victims time off work for court
Crime victims would be entitled to unpaid leave to attend court hearings. By LAURE CIOFFI
STATE GOLF Warren JFK goes for 2nd crown
The Golden Eagles won last year's Division III crown. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
Wednesday, October 10 (85 stories)
AREA
AREA Casi qualifies for state golf CANTON -- East Palestine High senior Alex Casi shot 36-40--76
YSU Apartment project halted for financing
The financing piece of the project 'is back under evaluation,' YSU's chief financial officer said.
The following reflects statements former attorney Stuart J. Banks made during interviews with the
The following reflects statements former attorney Stuart J. Banks made during interviews with the
YOUNGSTOWN FBI asks agencies to guard water
Safety forces have stepped up efforts to protect the water supply since Sept. 11. By IAN HILL
THE SERIES Astros vs. Braves
Tuesday Atlanta 7, Houston 4, Atlanta leads series 1-0. Today Atlanta (Glavine 16-7) at
AMATEUR BOXING Holland leads Campbell boxers at KO Drugs event
BY BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT LIBERTY -- Last week, Woodrow Wilson fighters went 4-0 in
Ohio's budget crisis demands straight talk from Columbus
Opinion: Last week, Gov. Bob Taft announced that he is ordering most state agencies to slash their budgets by
THE SERIES Penguins vs. Sabres
Pittsburgh 3, Buffalo 0 Pittsburgh 3, Buffalo 1 Buffalo 4, Pittsburgh 1 Buffalo 5, Pittsburgh
Orr-Hammar wedding set for mid-November
CANFIELD -- Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Orr, 5599 Muirfield Drive, are announcing plans for the forthcoming
Local companies plug in to Nigeria
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Both companies expect the hospital work to lead to other contracts with
FBI asks agencies to guard water
Safety forces have stepped up efforts to protect the water supply since Sept. 11. By IAN HILL
There's no place like a Mahoning Valley home
Opinion: There's no place like a Mahoning Valley home EDITOR: I am one of a dying breed. I can say with
AGENDA
AGENDA THURSDAY Youngstown City School District public meeting to discuss building new West Side
Fatal accident
Fatal accident YOUNGSTOWN -- A 55-year-old city man died Tuesday when his motorcycle struck a
Hanni's name comes up in trial
A former lawyer said he collected $20,000 just for calling his pal, an Ohio Supreme Court justice,
MORE COVERAGE
MORE COVERAGE Targeting terrorism President Bush backs off his decision to restrict war
VOLLEYBALL Maplewood ESC champion again in conference
The victory was the 400th for Rockets coach Bill Dorazio. LEDGEMONT -- Maplewood High volleyball
THE SERIES Athletics vs. Yankees
Today Oakland (Mulder 21-8) at New York (Clemens 20-3), 8:17 p.m. (Fox). Thursday Oakland
SHARPSVILLE Bid to oust leader fails
Only one school director was ready to remove Robert Timmerman as president. By HAROLD GWIN
CLEVELAND Traficant's request is denied
The judge wrote that some evidence requested by Traficant is already in the congressman's
VOLLEYBALL YSU gives better account
Youngstown State played much better than its last match at Penn State. By BRIAN RICHESSON
GAIL WHITE Essay contest will inspire links and legacies
I remember spending a week every summer at my grandparents' house when I was a child. My sister
Spartans handle Harding
Boardman did all the right things to advance to the Division I district. By JOHN KOVACH
US Airways departs in last flight
The airport director said he is optimistic that Northwest will stay. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
US AIRWAYS Airline departs in last flight
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN The airport director said he is optimistic that Northwest will stay.
BOARDMAN Wave of break-ins targets schools
Police would not say if there are any suspects in the thefts. By JOHN W. GOODWIN Jr. VINDICATOR
Group's time to save sanctuary is waning
The fate of nearly 25 wolves depends on a fund-raising effort's success. By NORMAN LEIGH
Muzenic-Ruva engagement is announced
KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine -- Diedre Muzenic and Richard Ruva, both of 84 Guinea Road, are engaged. The
Remodeled Liberty post office officially opens
The township building also will be open during lunch hour now. LIBERTY -- The newly remodeled post
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Group seeks an Indian tribe to open casino
There are no federally recognized Indian tribes in Ohio. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS
NILES City shuts down Web forum
The company that runs the site wants to keep the forum going and is hoping for a solution. By
Niles shuts down city Web forum
The company that runs the site wants to keep the forum going and is hoping for a solution. By
Board approves raises
Board approves raises SHARPSVILLE, Pa. -- The superintendent and assistant superintendent of the
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Michael and Barbara Bolevich, 48 Euclid Ave., Struthers, boy, Oct. 9. Robert and
THE VALLEY Child support checks coming
There was a delay in getting checks mailed from Columbus. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
Warren's revenue less than expected
Withholding taxes make up a chunk of the city's collections. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
Hanni's name arises in trial
A former lawyer said he collected $20,000 just for calling his pal, an Ohio Supreme Court justice,
YSU apartment project halted
The financing piece of the project 'is back under evaluation,' YSU's chief financial officer said.
Tighter security will reduce flow of heroin
A local official calls Afghanistan's Taliban 'no different from the Colombian cartel.' By JoANNE
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES BOARDMAN Township trustees took these actions Tuesday: * Awarded a leaf
22 firefighters from Weathersfield volunteer
22 firefighters from Weathersfield volunteer MINERAL RIDGE -- Twenty-two of the Weathersfield
PHAR-MOR Judge rejects $843,000 bid
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Phar-Mor said it hit a home run with a $23 million auction of
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Dennis S. Hager, 22, of 4510 Washington Square, Austintown,
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER Hubbard stays undefeated with 2-0 win over Mooney
Tom Angelo and Justin Daly each scored for the No. 4-ranked Eagles, as they posted their 14th
Traficant's request for papers is denied
The judge wrote that some evidence requested by Traficant is already in the congressman's
LOCAL BRIEFS
Youth injured AUSTINTOWN -- Township police are investigating a fight between two juveniles that
Cupples-Barnett wedding plans are announced
YOUNGSTOWN -- Tom and Mary Cupples, 2318 Oak Trace Drive, are announcing the engagement of their
Kimberly Wess, Eric Tarr to be married Nov. 10
Announcement is being made of the coming wedding of Kimberly Wess and Eric Tarry, both of 32 Moore
Group seeks Indian tribe to open casino
There are no federally recognized Indian tribes in Ohio. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS
YOUNGSTOWN Bail bonding company sues city clerk
The clerk says a clerical error caused the company to pay a bond forfeiture twice. By PEGGY
BOARDMAN Doctor: Be honest with kids about feelings
Getting back to a family routine reassures children of their well-being, the doctor said. By PETER
LIBERTY Remodeled post office officially opens doors
The township building also will be open during lunch hour now. LIBERTY -- The newly remodeled post
PREP SOFTBALL Struthers nips Hubbard
Kristina Vecchione drove in the winning run in the bottom of the seventh. HUBBARD -- Kristina
DIVISION III Raiders' early rally nets win against Crestview
Jenn Toth pitched a two-hitter for South Range in the 4-0 victory. By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR
The Ladies Guild of St. Charles Borromeo Church will sponsor a card and bingo party from 2:30 to
The Ladies Guild of St. Charles Borromeo Church will sponsor a card and bingo party from 2:30 to
Fitch rallies to beat Howland, 9-5
The Falcons posted their 10th straight win in a Div. I sectional game. By PAUL TRGOVAC
FBI asks area agencies to patrol water sources
FBI asks area agencies to patrol water sources BAZETTA -- Bazetta Township Police Chief Robert
Inmate missing at federal prison
ELKTON -- U.S. marshals and officials of other law enforcement agencies are searching for an inmate
Crestview upsets Boardman boys, 2-1
BOARDMAN -- Ken Wagenhouse broke a 1-1 second half tie with his second goal of the game to give
SHARON Engineers shut down Shenango Dam access
Two water supply plants are on alert a few miles downstream. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
Concert to boost community spirit
SHARON, Pa. -- The Lettermen will headline a "Celebrate America" concert set for 6:30 p.m. Oct. 17
THE SERIES Diamondbacks vs. Cardinals
Tuesday Arizona 1, St. Louis 0, Arizona leads series 1-0. Today St. Louis (W.Williams 15-9) at
K.O. DRUGS BOXING
WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS UNDERCLASS DIVISION (9TH-10TH GRADERS) Bantamweights: Juan Vega (Campbell)
MERCER COUNTY COG resumes cruiser repairs
New policies enacted by the police department are designed to reduce damage to cruisers. By HAROLD
YSU volleyballers give better account
Youngstown State played much better than its last match at Penn State. By BRIAN RICHESSON
WARREN Adams vows to appeal conviction
Adams already is doing 25 to life for the murder of a Poland Township woman. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
PREP SCORES, SUMMARIES & amp; SCHEDULE
BASEBALL WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS DIVISION I TOURNAMENT Boardman 10, Warren Harding 0 Austintown
YSU Indiana University president speaks on academia's role
YOUNGSTOWN -- Dr. Myles Brand, president of Indiana University since 1994, came to Youngstown State
Jason Collins, Joe Ponzio lead Girard win
YOUNGSTOWN -- Jason Collins and Joe Ponzio each had two hits as the Girard High baseball team
HERMITAGE State aims to cut traffic fatalities
Police Chief Ed Stanton said allowing local police departments to use radar is the only effective
COLUMBIANA CO. Group's time to save sanctuary is waning
The fate of nearly 25 wolves depends on a fund-raising effort's success. By NORMAN LEIGH
YOUNGSTOWN 11-month-old found with crushed skull
His grandmother told police the baby was found lying next to his bed. By JoANNE VIVIANO
BOARDMAN Travel agency tries to help New York
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Newsweek and CNN called even before the agency started advertising the
Child support checks coming
There was a delay in getting checks mailed from Columbus. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
Knill hits big homer as Poland advances
By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF POLAND -- Sarah Knill picked the perfect time to hit
FIRE SAFETY Electrical fires
State Fire Marshal Robert Rielage is asking residents to "Cover Your Bases & amp; Strike Out
YSU FOOTBALL Sean Guerriero's duties not limited to offense
He was named special teams award winner for the Indiana State game. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR
Moving mindset a notch higher
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- "Don't worry about the crowds, the size of the school, their fancy uniforms."
LEADERS YSU in NCAA rankings
TEAM STATISTICS (National leader in parentheses) Rushing Offense: YSU 7th, 282.80 (Georgia
THE FREEDOM TO OFFEND
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: A controversy that erupted recently in a government class at Orange Coast College
Hanni, Morley deny allegations made in court
Michael Morley said accusations that he gave $20,000 to a former attorney to use his influence with
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Creekside Golf Dome -- in Girard is where Becdir Construction will run an indoor baseball
School construction
School construction YOUNGSTOWN -- The city school district will conduct a public hearing at 7 p.m.
Tuesday, October 9 (61 stories)
Midwifery becomes a lifelong calling
The Mercer County midwife is now delivering a second generation of Amish babies. By LAURE CIOFFI
AREA
AREA Harding's Clarett honored WARREN -- Warren Harding senior running back Maurice Clarett has
U.S. DISTRICT COURT
U.S. DISTRICT COURT Bankruptcies/Chapter 7 Elaine W. Wilson, 1457 Tori Pines Court, Canfield;
MORE COVERAGE Targeting terrorism
More than a few good men and women are stepping up to work for the United States in this time of
September 11 justifies war on Afghan terrorists
Opinion: September 11 justifies war on Afghan terrorists EDITOR: I was personally shocked that anyone
THE VALLEY In the wake of attacks, new attitudes emerge
One area worker said customers have been more courteous since the attacks. By LAURIE M. FISHER
ARENA FOOTBALL Chicago Rush sets tryout camp here
Owner Alan Levin hopes to eventually bring a franchise to Youngstown. By BRIAN RICHESSON
HOW THEY FARED YSU Opponents
Lock Haven (0-6) lost to Edinboro, 23-3; Next: vs. Cheyney. Clarion (3-3) beat California, Pa. 29-
Ghost Walk Supper
Ghost Walk Supper WARREN -- The telephone number for reservations for the Ghost Walk Supper,
Death of 15-year-old
Death of 15-year-old YOUNGSTOWN -- Police said today that foul play is not suspected in the death
Clark-Brower wedding plans are announced
CINCINNATI -- Plans for the forthcoming marriage of Lesli Irene Clark, 2203 W. Clifton Ave., and
LIBERTY Police chase ends with two arrests
Authorities are still looking for the driver of the car. LIBERTY -- Two Trumbull County men have
Milestones mark Hubbard's victory
The Eagles beat Liberty for their 132nd straight TAC win. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
AGENDA
AGENDA WEDNESDAY Newton Falls Board of Education, 6:30 p.m., regular meeting, and discussion of
REUNIONS
Boardman High School Class of 1982 is planning its 20-year reunion for Nov. 29, 2002. The event will
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"We face much more challenging sorties in our routine training."
Opinion: "We face much more challenging sorties in our routine training." A bombardier On a B-1B, who
Local guardsmen to go to Fort Bragg, N.C.
A send-off for the troops will be Wednesday in Cleveland. AUSTINTOWN -- As many as 55 Ohio Army
Associated Press
Associated Press KISS GOODBYE: Aaron Bosley plays with his son, Ethan, 2, during send-off
Amish face higher risk of genetic disorders
Local Amish support plans for a clinic to research and treat the disorders. By MARALINE KUBIK
FIRE SAFETY
FIRE SAFETY Portable heaters State Fire Marshal Robert Rielage is asking residents to "Cover
There are three types of midwives with varying levels of education and experience. Here is a guide
There are three types of midwives with varying levels of education and experience. Here is a guide
COLLEGE FOOTBALL Ryan sets another YSU record
The Boardman native broke the career total offense mark and earned player of the game. By PETE
MELANIE CZOPUR DAVID GAFFNEY
MELANIE CZOPUR DAVID GAFFNEY YOUNGSTOWN -- St. Christine Church was the setting at 2 p.m. Sept. 1
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Tracey and Jodi Ohm, 327 W. Park Ave., Columbiana, boy, Oct. 3. Erik and Brenda
Warren native leads Compaq into future
The Compaq executive said the downturn in the industry is 'just a business model shakeout.' By
Melissa Macchio to be bride of Timothy Styranec
Plans for the upcoming wedding of Melissa Macchio, daughter of John and Marle Macchio, all of 551
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Hubbard group pursues a scholarly social mission
For 39 years, the ladies of the Hubbard Fortnightly IV have met at members' homes around Hubbard.
YSU poll shows students think campus remains safe
Security has been bumped up at public places, but students still must go to class. By MARALINE
CLEVELAND Saadey bribery trial to resume
The defendant said his offer to take a lie-detector test was turned down. By PATRICIA MEADE
Gametime
Gametime Tonight Who: Cardinals (Morris 22-8) at Diamondbacks (Schilling 22-6). When: 8:15.
FARRELL District to continue pupil program
A program in Sharon closed, forcing Farrell to find a new spot for its pupils. FARRELL, Pa.-- The
WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. -- The Keystone Blind Association will serve as host for the annual Pennsylvania
WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. -- The Keystone Blind Association will serve as host for the annual Pennsylvania
LOCAL BRIEFS
Police look for suspects BOARDMAN -- Vandals ransacked administrative offices throughout Boardman
AUSTINTOWN Tax abatement keeps business in the area
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Without the abatement, the business likely would have moved to
AWARDS Players of the week
MVR Offensive Player of Game: Jeff Ryan, 6-0, 185 pounds, senior quarterback from Boardman. MVR
Sports achievements overshadowed by events
Opinion: San Francisco slugger Barry Bonds managed to finish off baseball's season on Sunday setting records
YOUNGSTOWN 3 daylight robberies reported
A Northside victim said she knew the robbery suspect. YOUNGSTOWN -- City police are investigating
Kimberly Klein, Gregory Morton to wed Nov. 10
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Announcement of the engagement of Kimberly Klein and Gregory Morton, both of
MEETING ROUNDUP Recent action
CITY COUNCILS GIRARD Highlights of Girard council's meeting Monday: U Mayor James Melfi
HERMITAGE Rezoning plan brings opposition
Robert Glimcher said it appears the developer is planning a store of at least 200,000 square feet.
ELLEN BUCHER DANIEL HOUK
ELLEN BUCHER DANIEL HOUK YOUNGSTOWN -- Nuptial vows were exchanged at 3:30 p.m. Sept. 1 at Good
MICHAEL CAPELLAS Profile
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Community affairs
Amish weddings are rich in tradition, but simple by 'Yankee' standards. By MARALINE KUBIK
Keeping family together
There aren't many jobs open to young Amish girls, so Mary Detweiler went into business to keep her
Summary of police activity:
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EAST PALESTINE Fund aids homeowners and first-time buyers
Four meetings are scheduled for those interested in applying for the money. EAST PALESTINE -- The
Housemate of slain man surrenders in unrelated case
FARRELL, Pa. -- Police said the housemate of a Fruit Avenue man shot and killed in front of their
BASEBALL
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IRS NOTICE Overdue tax debt
Social Security beneficiaries who owe federal taxes to the Internal Revenue Service risk a reduction
Lisbon council
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VOLLEYBALL Montgomery wins 500th at Hubbard
While building up the Hubbard High program, Coach Chuck Montgomery built a strong record along the
SALEM HOSPITAL Expansion advances
Work on an elevated walkway could begin by spring. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
Michelle Lodyn to be bride of John Calko
BOARDMAN -- The engagement of Michelle Lodyn, Waggaman Circle, and John Calko, Carter Circle is
Tax abatement keeps business in Atown
Without the abatement, the business likely would have moved to California. By IAN HILL
4-H sports shooting
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Heinz quieter, 'Bus' fumes
There's one thing about the Pittsburgh Steelers' new home that bothers running back Jerome Bettis --
KENT Warren native leads Compaq into hazy future
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U.S. BORDERS House OKs Traficant amendment
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Teen dies at home
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Opinion: Der Tagesspiegel, Berlin, Oct. 1: In normal times, only a minority of American citizens is
YOUNGSTOWN Patriotism stars in area concert
Many at the tribute event wore red, white and blue. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS
Kimble is new president of Kiwanis
WARREN -- Ken Kimble of Canfield, a manager at Hill, Barth & amp; King LLC, was installed as
PLAYOFF GLANCE Indians vs. Mariners
Tuesday Cleveland (Colon 14-12) at Seattle (Garcia 18-6), 4:20 p.m. (Fox). Thursday Cleveland
TERRORIST ATTACKS More in area have an interest in self-defense instruction
Personal safety has become an issue for everyone, a martial arts instructor says. By AMANDA C.
ECONOMY Area businesses suffering from Sept. 11 fallout
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Store and restaurant sales haven't returned to normal since the Sept.
Personal finance columnist Jeff Brown thinks now is the time to act if you are in the market for a
Personal finance columnist Jeff Brown thinks now is the time to act if you are in the market for a
RETAILERS Patience needed with suppliers, vendors say
Merchants do business with the Amish without phones or credit cards. By MARALINE KUBIK
LEETONIA New school, campus will be available for the entire community
The school could have open gym times for the public. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
U.S., British strike Afghanistan
COMBINED DISPATCHES American and British forces struck Afghanistan with a massive military barrage
NFL Week 4
Sunday's Games Cleveland 20, San Diego 16. Pittsburgh 16, Cincinnati 7. San Francisco 24,
NFL SUMMARIES
BROWNS 20, CHARGERS 16 San Diego3076--16 Cleveland010010--20 First Quarter SD--FG Richey 23,
BUYING TIME Watches go high-tech Prestigious professionals, technological junkies and teens who want to look cool covet these sophisticated timepieces.
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT If James Bond or Batman were shopping for a
Halloween party
Halloween party GIRARD -- St. Rose Church Youth Ministry students in grades 7 through 12 and the
RECOGNITION Atty. Pazol to be honored by Zionist Organization
The honoree has been active in many area organizations. LIBERTY -- The Youngstown Zionist District
ON THEIR MINDS
ON THEIR MINDS Quotable Some of the more than 900 attending a patriotic concert at Youngstown
ANDREA PSZNICK ANDREW CRISH
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COURTS
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Divorces asked Norman Sosbe, 826 New Garden Ave., Salem, vs. Olena Timoshanko-
Cleveland Indians rookie C.C. Sabathia had success pitching against the Blue Jays for the first
Cleveland Indians rookie C.C. Sabathia had success pitching against the Blue Jays for the first
YSU president to speak at Navy League meeting
YSU president to speak at Navy League meeting NILES -- Dr. David Sweet, president of Youngstown
WEEKEND LEADERS High school football
RUSHING Marty Hutchinson, Newton Falls, 272 yards, 27 carries, 1 TD. Jeff Ashton, McDonald, 231
2002 WORLD CUP QUALIFYING
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CRIME STOPPERS
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Judge says no to prosecutors
The judge said the evidence doesn't have to be turned over now anyhow. By PATRICIA MEADE
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Depression screenings offfered
Mental health professionals also will screen for post-traumatic stress disorder. YOUNGSTOWN --
Kenyans show they can make fleet finish
That's the beauty of liberty in this country -- give foreigners an inch and they'll take a mile.
MEDICAL Health providers offer screening for depression
Mental health professionals also will screen for post-traumatic stress disorder. YOUNGSTOWN --
New school, campus will be available for the entire community
The school could have open gym times for the public. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
Hubbard blanks Villa Marie Academy
HUBBARD -- Mary Newberry scored from 8 yards out with about 30 minutes remaining as Hubbard High
Entrepreneurs increase levels of sophistication
A decline in dairy farming's profitability caused many Amish to turn elsewhere. By MARALINE KUBIK
Report cites lapses at airports
FAA records show 1,346 security lapses in Pennsylvania over a 21/2-year period. HARRISBURG (AP) --
The world held its breath for 25 days waiting for the inevitable, and on Sunday the inevitable happened.
Opinion: The United States and its primary ally, Great Britain, began what will be a long, difficult and
LAUREN LESNAK MICHAEL GRIPPA
LAUREN LESNAK MICHAEL GRIPPA CAMPBELL -- Lauren Alison Lesnak, 496 Park Drive, became the bride of
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RECALL Circular saws
What: About 125,000 Ryobi circular saws. Reason: The lower blade guards on the saws can stick in
LAURA MURPHY MICHAEL SMITH
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Products bring in extra income
Amish furniture makers don't advertise, but business is steady. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
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AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Weathersfield Township trustees, 7 p.m., township administration building, 1451
Mental health seminar
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REV. JOHN D. YCOBACK, 67 Was longtime pastor of St. Mary's Church
Father Ycoback helped expand the properties of the church. YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. John D. Ycoback,
All Americans have right to voice their concerns
Opinion: All Americans have right to voice their concerns EDITOR: During a time of war or national trage
FIRE SAFETY
FIRE SAFETY Residential homes State Fire Marshal Robert Rielage is asking residents to "Cover
COLUMBIANA CORNER Salem gives young athletes the spotlight downtown
Anyone who strolls through Salem's central business district during the school year passes a gallery
WORTH A LOOK
AUCTIONS XGreenville Football Club will sponsor its second annual Chinese auction Saturday at
TRAFICANT CASE Judge says no to prosecutors
The judge said the evidence doesn't have to be turned over now anyhow. By PATRICIA MEADE
Sunday, October 7 (89 stories)
INTER-COUNTY FOOTBALL Air defense gets caught off guard
Jeff Johnston was South Range's big gun, but Jim Sanders was the gunslinger. By BRIAN RICHESSON
SATURDAY'S SCORES
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VETERANS
VETERANS VFW seeks nominations The Ohio VFW is seeking nominations for its National Citizenship
NORTH LIMA -- When Darla and Gary Schumacher were thinking about buying a Budget Rent-a-Car
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LOCAL Writer to speak at Hiram College HIRAM -- Internationally known poet, editor and literary
MunicipalityPopulationRecreation expensePer resident
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HELPING HANDS Volunteering
SHORT-TERM OPPORTUNITIES First Night Youngstown: Volunteers are needed to assist with various
Mideast students in U.S. face decision: go or stay?
Hundreds of foreign college students, including two at YSU from Kuwait, have gone home since the
EXECUTION Methods in U.S.
38 states authorize the death penalty. 36 states allow lethal injection. States authorizing the
GETTING IT RIGHT
UYoungstown city schools will be open Monday, Columbus Day. A listing in Saturday's Vindicator said
SPRING BULBS
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Never mind that the fall foliage is at its peak;
COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCORES & amp; SUMMARIES
EAST Air Force 24, Navy 18 Albany, N.Y. 28, Canisius 6 Albright 16, Lebanon Valley 0
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JAMES DULLEY Cutting utility bills Make your fireplace an energy producer
Q. I know most fireplaces waste energy, but we love to sit in front of a raging fire. Are there any
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Dean and Kellie Huprich, 4664 McClintocksburg Road, Newton Falls, girl,
NOELLE LOGORDA CHRISTOPHER KAUFFMAN
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MASONS James Hill seated as chaplain of Ohio High Twelve clubs
COLUMBUS -- James W. Hill of Austintown was installed as chaplain of the Ohio Association of High
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
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Barefoot children in bonnets and straw hats trudge through a farm field toting schoolbooks and sack
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STAGE REVIEW Salem troupe gets back in habit with 'Nunsense'
By GARRY L. CLARK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER SALEM -- Salem Community Theatre's 25th season began
SHARON Study recommends playground fix-ups
One of the targeted playgrounds already has been improved to the tune of $30,000. By HAROLD GWIN
Vindicator, WFMJ-TV plan tribute to heroes
The November event will be a parade. Hundreds of Mahoning Valley firefighters, police officers,
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK Wilfredo Placeres The Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force is asking
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They sure do grow them big
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PATRICIA C. SYAK | Symphony Notes Orchestra will perform popular, modern pieces
More orchestras are performing works composed after 1915, and more patrons are attending symphony
NICOLE PETRARCA JOSEPH VARONE
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DIANNE HUTTON JEFFERY HOFFMAN
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GARDEN FORUM Trips planned
Call Eleanor Young, (330) 758-8273, Dorothy Haddox, (330) 799-1613, or the Garden Center, (330) 740-
MARY JO NAGY | Pets Include animals in disaster plans
No one could have predicted the World Trade Center disaster. Americans viewed the despair of
The Amish of Mercer and Lawrence counties are mainly clustered around New Wilmington, Pa. It's one
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Some think the high-tech boob tube will be the next big thing.
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Manufacturers put products to the test
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COLUMBIANA COUNTY Officials seek creation of mediator program
Earlier this year, the county thought it had a state grant to pay for the program, but the funding
ANDREA SANTOR R. MICHAEL MASSIE
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RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Hickory course merits praise for gesture
Americans and very proud of it! Following the terrorist attack on America on Sept. 11 in New York
Race for the Cure
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Family looks ahead after life, business disrupted by attacks
A fashion designer originally from Boardman and her husband try to deal with the aftermath of the
SNOW PLOWING Three townships and county swap routes
From now on, the county will maintain only its roads, the engineer said. By BOB JACKSON
MERCER COUNTY A more liberal group takes root in region
Experts say it's not unusual for Amish to move. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU
Commissioners did the right thing when all flights were grounded
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CITY MANAGER
CITY MANAGER Leaving for Florida Judith Ann Zimomra, a Newton Falls native, has resigned as
Kidney Foundation plans event
BOARDMAN -- The 14th annual Festa Della Pasta will be held from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. Nov. 4 at Antone's
Ms. Fix-Its will enjoy witty home repair book
Alison Jenkins knows what women want -- sanders and screwdrivers and circular saws, plus some really
Immaculate Heart Seniors seat slate
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Domestic terrorism talk planned in Austintown
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C.H.A.I.N. Auction set as benefit for area pets
BOARDMAN -- The fourth annual Chinese auction to be sponsored by C.H.A.I.N. (Community Helping
Amish in western Pennsylvania played an important role in exempting their people from participating
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KEYSTONE CLIPS Dry spell continues in Valley
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REVIEW 'Heresy' is first part of teen's sci-fi trilogy
The author weaves a tale of magic and intrigue. "Heresy," by Anselm Audley (Pocket Books, $25).
Slot machine companies have some new varieties this year, including machines based on Clue, Spam and
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Greyhound puts safety first
Opinion: