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NFL Bye week worked wonders for 49ers

San Francisco coach Steve Mariucci admitted that his players will have to guard against being

COURTS

MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Michael A. Chuba, 32, of 204 Madison Ave., #3, Youngstown, and

PEACE RACE Tom Frederick aggressively deals with cards handed him

Last year, the Austintown resident was runner-up in the 65-69 age division. By JOHN KOVACH

Traficant objects to private funding

A privately financed 6,500-seat arena is not what Traficant had intended. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY

POLICE CALLS Canfield, Austintown

Summary of police activity CANFIELD Sept. 24 Theft: A Cleveland Plain Dealer newspaper box

GAME TIME Tonight

Who: Pirates (Ritchie 11-14) at Mets (Trachsel 10-13). When: 7:10. Radio: KDKA-AM 1020, WBZY-AM

DOWNTOWN CIVIC CENTER Massillon project interests officials

The development company is waiting for an invitation from Youngstown officials to talk about

Intelligence experts, including the vice president, say the screw-tightening cost the agency eyes

TUESDAY'S RESULTS

TUESDAY'S RESULTS VOLLEYBALL JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Hubbard 15-15, Badger 1-2. Salem 15-15,

Man robs Boardman gas station

BOARDMAN -- Township police are looking for a man who robbed the Speedway gas station on Midlothian

Arrested in kidnapping

Arrested in kidnapping LIBERTY -- Police arrested a man accused of kidnapping two girls from West

BIRTHS

St. Elizabeth Melissa Hogan and Alynn Grant, 2275 Beck St. S.E., Warren, girl, Oct. 2. Amira

A community education program on meningococcal meningitis scheduled for 7 tonight at Forum Health

COLLEGE FOOTBALL Marshall emerges from QB shuffle

Freshman Aaron Marshall became Youngstown State's third starting quarterback in as many games this

Weather radio frequency changes

Weather radio frequency changes YOUNGSTOWN -- The National Weather Service changed the frequency

Mahoning Co. seeks clarity on airport role

Commissioners said they have an interest in what happens at the Trumbull County facility. By BOB

WARREN Adams begs for his life to jury

The jurors were to begin deliberating the murderer's punishment this morning. By PEGGY SINKOVICH

COMPARISONS How much?

Fair-market rents for a two-bedrom apartment: Cleveland-Lorain: $726. Akron: $638. Columbus: $626.

Deadbeat roundup

Deadbeat roundup YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning County deputy sheriffs took part today in a statewide

POLAND Park to upgrade without grant

The board will soon be accepting bids for the work. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF

SOCCER JFK's Cali defeats old team

The former Chaney coach watched nervously as his Eagles won, 6-0. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR

LEADERS YSU in NCAA rankings

TEAM STATISTICS (National leader in parenthesis) Rushing Offense: YSU 4th, 288.25 (Georgia

NAACP to hear from 'Survivor' participant

WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. -- Ramona Gray, a member of the Pagong tribe on the first version of the

WARREN Deal's death 'shocked' CSC union

The news was a surprise to workers who were waiting for the steel mill to reopen. By CYNTHIA

Local police to donate cell phones to agency

Local police to donate cell phones to agency LIBERTY -- Liberty police will donate nine cellular

Dairy cattle electrocuted after dump truck snaps power line

Each cow was worth $1,800, according to the sheriff's report. MESOPOTAMIA -- Several dairy cattle

CROSS COUNTRY Boardman secures boys and girls titles

The Spartans' Tom Albani and West Branch's Lisa Davies were the top runners at the Mahoning County

GAIL WHITE They took the call and ended up in jail

Most people consider it good practice to stay out of jail. Lyle and Kathleen Orr believe it is

STEEL VALLEY CONFERENCE GIRLS SOCCER Bowlen's goal nets Fitch 3-2 win over Mooney

The Falcons scored their ninth victory with a 3-2 decision over Mooney. STRUTHERS -- Freshman Jodi

SOCCER Flashes, Bulldogs close in on crown

The Golden Flashes defeated Lakeview to create a first-place tie. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR

YOUNGSTOWN Beating suspect sought

A neighbor said violent acts are rare in this East Side neighborhood. By JoANNE VIVIANO

Gun threat reported

Gun threat reported COLUMBIANA -- A 15-year-old Columbiana High School student is being treated at

GENERAL MOTORS Cavalier top model despite drop in sales

Industrywide, analysts still predict 2001 will be the third best sales year. VINDICATOR STAFF/WIRE

October feeling different this year

April and October are our two favorite sports months of the year. April means a college basketball

Enough time-wasting, close Smokey Joe's now

Opinion: For more than two years the city of Youngstown has been trying to shut down those taverns with a

911 showered with calls about objects

STAFF/WIRE REPORTS MERCER, Pa. -- The Mercer County 911 Center received a number of calls about

SCHEDULE Prep football

Games at 7:30 p.m. unless noted Friday Non-conference Chaney (4-2) vs. Mooney (3-3), Stambaugh

Youngstown reservists suit up for base security

The activity is the first time reservists from the base have been called up since Desert Storm.

VOLLEYBALL Lakeview, Hubbard triumph

Girard, Howland and Lordstown also posted victories. NEWTON FALLS -- Kate Barnett scored 10 points

Poland wraps up MAC soccer title

POLAND -- Taryn Carlson scored on a penalty kick with 2:48 remaining to give Poland a 2-1 victory

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Families presume women from area died in attack

The only trace found so far is an identification card belonging to Ruth Ketler. By HAROLD GWIN

WARREN Tax coffers cause stir

Council's finance committee will seek answers Tuesday. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL

PREP VOLLEYBALL Canfield stays alive in MAC race

The Cardinals defeated Poland to improve to 5-2 in the conference. CANFIELD -- Jill Vertanen made

LEETONIA SCHOOLS Board to discuss project

Richard Selby will continue to serve as interim schools chief. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM

SPENDING PLAN

SPENDING PLAN City of Farrell City Manager LaVon Saternow presented city council with a proposed

MAHONING COUNTY Cancer Society honors 3

Various fund-raising events have brought in more than $770,000 in donations. BOARDMAN -- The

ICL/TAC VOLLEYBALL Behind Tomaino's play, Bluejays hand Mineral Ridge 1st league loss

South Range remained in contention with a win at Lowellville. MINERAL RIDGE -- Jackson-Milton's

MAHONING VALLEY Companies recognized for growth

THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN A Hubbard native who now edits a Northeast Ohio business magazine was

WARREN Meager tax collectionscause stir

Council's finance committee will seek answers Tuesday. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL

WASHINGTONVILLE Militia leader seeks council seat

He doesn't want the village to become part of Leetonia. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU

Daly scores 30th goal as Eagles win

HUBBARD -- Hubbard's Justin Daly scored three goals, giving him 30 on the year, to top Adam Musser's

Landlords must be made to care for properties

Opinion: Landlords must be made to care for properties EDITOR: As the president of the Judson Citizen's

GIRLS SOCCER Ferko's 2 goals key Canfield over Poland

Canfield posted a 2-1 win over Poland on the Cardinals' Senior Night. By RYAN JONES VINDICATOR

YOUNGSTOWN Wanted by DEA: safe place in city

The agency's new office can't be near any business whose primary clients involve criminal elements.

TRUMBULL CO. Building inspector submits his resignation

The resignation is effective beginning Oct. 12. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF

TRUMBULL CO. Father indicted in death

Bobby Lee Craven faces multiple charges. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN

TRUMBULL COUNTY Grand jury indictments

The grand jury indicted these people Tuesday: Rasheda May, 26, Shalom, Warren, four counts of

JFK's Rossi gains 3 wins in tennis tournament

YOUNGSTOWN -- Heather Rossi of Warren John F. Kennedy High won three singles matches Wednesday and

Suspect says his arrest was a mistake

YOUNGSTOWN -- A 19-year-old city man arrested in a September shooting that injured three people told

PREVIEW Friday night football

CHANEY 4-2 vs. MOONEY (3-3) Game time: 7:30 p.m. at Stambaugh Stadium. Last time: Chaney won,

FARRELL Spending to go up without taxing citizens

A $79,000 year-end balance will help offset most of the increase. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR

THE NUMBERS YSU vs. ISU

YSUISU 2-2Record2-3 17.8Points scored21.0 18.0Points allowed27.6 300.3Total Offense330.2

Crash affects local travelers

The Youngstown Greyhound terminal stopped selling tickets at 8:20 a.m. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY

FACE IT, RAIL NEEDS SUBSIDY

Opinion: Los Angeles Times: Every year, the United States spends billions of dollars to subsidize air and

YOUNGSTOWN TRIAL Lawyers: Clients' group isn't a gang

Jurors saw a picture of the Playas and heard a sampling of their rap recording. By BOB JACKSON

YSU FOOTBALL Stuvaints sparks defensive play

The junior linebacker leads the team in tackles and tackles for losses this year. By PETE MOLLICA

CASE-FIXING Lawyers' remarks set stage for trial

One defense attorney said he might call the owner of Mr. Anthony's and Anthony's on the River to

BOYS SOCCER Flashes, Bulldogs close in on crown

The Golden Flashes defeated Lakeview to create a first-place tie. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR

LORDSTOWN Panel chairman: Rejection would be horrible

The school superintendent says Lordstown schools will 'implode' without the levy. By TIM YOVICH

FABULOUS 20 2001 award winners

INCREASE IN EMPLOYEES Pinnacle: Infocision Management Corp. Jay's Famous Hot Dogs MVI, Inc. Wee

PERRY TWP. Residents seek to annex into Salem

The city is willing to pay for more than half the cost of sewer-line installation. By NORMAN LEIGH

Indiana St. sees battle Saturday

Coach Tim McGuire said playing at Stambaugh Stadium is a tough task. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR

PHAR-MOR Closings include New Castle store

Nearly all of Phar-Mor's remaining stores will be in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and North

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