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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

SOCCER POLL

SOCCER POLL BOYS Division II Teamrecord 1. Hubbard13-0-2 2. Canfield7-4-2 3. Niles8-4-3

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

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

REGION

REGION State funds program for mortgage financing YOUNGSTOWN -- About $27 million in state

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

A profile of Michael Capellas, president and chief executive of Compaq Computer Corp. and a Valley

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:

Summary of police activity: CANFIELD Oct. 7 Shoplifting: A small white man in his mid-30s with

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

BASEBALL Creekside Golf Dome -- in Girard is where Becdir Construction will run an indoor baseball

IRS NOTICE Overdue tax debt

Social Security beneficiaries who owe federal taxes to the Internal Revenue Service risk a reduction

Lisbon council

Lisbon council LISBON -- Village council hired residents Randy Groff and Russell Hawkins Jr. for

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

4-H sports shooting VIENNA -- The Trumbull County 4-H Shooting Sports Pioneers will have a 2002

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

THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Did Anybody Notice? The 2002 car Models Rolled Out? The Compaq

U.S. BORDERS House OKs Traficant amendment

By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- The U.S. House of Representatives

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