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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


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Professor will speak at honors gathering

Professor will speak at honors gathering GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Dr. Theodore O. Wallin, a 1964 Thiel


BOYS SOCCER

BOYS SOCCER TOURNAMENT DIVISION II Salem 1, Hubbard 0 Niles 1, Lakeview 0 DIVISION III


YOUNGSTOWN Murderer refuses to testify at trial

Kevin Calwise refused to testify even after the judge said he had no Fifth Amendment protection.


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,


DELPHI AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS Increasing demand keeps plan on track

THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN The giant automotive supplier remains committed to growing business for


Better kicking game needed

If Youngstown State University's football team has any intention of extending its season into the


Stolen card was used in Saudi calls

The unauthorized calls were made to a suburb of Washington, D.C. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR


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


COURTS

MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Cleveland A. Jackson, 36, of 67 N. Truesdale Ave., Youngstown,


YOUNGSTOWN Judge sets bond in beating case

The prosecutor said the suspect attacked the woman who fired him. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR


Tropical fish auction

Tropical fish auction LORDSTOWN -- Youngstown Area Tropical Fish Society will have its annual fall


United Way drive extended a week

Teams of volunteers will be visiting area businesses on Blitz Day. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR


STATE EVALUATION Warren Schools

Even though the city school district is still in academic emergency, the state's preliminary


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


By LAURA MEYN

By LAURA MEYN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Halloween can be fun for those of us who don't have an


Cops probe drive-by

Cops probe drive-by YOUNGSTOWN -- Police are investigating a South Side drive-by house shooting


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


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


SCHOOL BOARDS

SCHOOL BOARDS SOUTHINGTON The board took the following action Monday: URenewed a contract with


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


Dinner honors woman

Dinner honors woman GIRARD -- There will be a dinner at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 25 in Willow Creek in honor


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).


Officials warn of scam

A substance found in a letter mailed to a Salem address has not yet been identified. By NANCY


YSU

YSU Volleyball team defeats Pittsburgh PITTSBURGH, Pa. -- Sophomore Colleen Royer recorded a


Mailrooms join the front lines of civil defense

Several local businesses have contacted the Mahoning County Emergency Management Agency for


Students take a whack at jousting

Right, Nicole Krestel, a Youngstown State University student from Struthers, jousts in a contest


BIRTHS

St. Elizabeth Vincent Tura and Tina Hoover-Tura, 1253 Redtail Hawk Court No. 5, Boardman, boy,


ELLSWORTH TOWNSHIP Project to fix sewage leak

Septic tanks have been discharging into Diehl Lake for 35 years, officials said. By BOB JACKSON


Anthrax threats are taxing to local emergency workers

Trumbull County 911 has received 44 calls about suspicious mail since Monday. By STEPHEN SIFF


DIVISION I VOLLEYBALL Canfield ousted by Wadsworth in two

The Cardinals played without senior Kara Kalasky. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT STOW -- The Canfield


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


AUSTINTOWN District's classrooms open to residents

By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER AUSTINTOWN -- Several Austintown parents are going back to


WARREN Effort helps west side improve businesses

Beautification of the west side is under way, officials say. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR


THE MENU (FOR 12):

THE MENU (FOR 12): *Pinto bean chili. *Cheesy corn-chili muffins. *Baby greens with purchased


WASHINGTONVILLE Councilman stands in line to be mayor

Hartman said he does not want to be mayor. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU


Items sent to reps are suspect

Send messages by fax or e-mail now that regular congressional mail is stopped, a Traficant aide


MAILROOMS Security plan

What businesses can do to safeguard against bioterrorism attacks via the mail: UMinimize the


Bridge work stays on schedule

SHARON, Pa. -- The Oakland Avenue Viaduct replacement project appears to be on schedule for a Nov.


Powder not harmful

Powder not harmful YOUNGSTOWN -- A post office official said emergency workers who responded to a


LEADERS YSU in NCAA rankings

TEAM STATISTICS (National leader in parentheses) Rushing Offense: YSU 3rd, 301.17 (Georgia


Stephanie Jardon, James Cummings to be married

Announcing their engagement are Stephanie Lane Jardon of Burbank, Calif., and James J. Cummings,


LORDSTOWN Career center board works on pact

LORDSTOWN -- Gordon D. James Career Center's advisory board has given school officials 30 days to


AGENDA

AGENDA THURSDAY Jackson-Milton Board of Education, 6:30 p.m., elementary building library.


YSU BASKETBALL Perseverance pays off for Patton

The senior earned an extra year of eligibility thanks to a grueling academic schedule. By PETE


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


THE SERIES Braves vs. Diamondbacks

Tuesday: Arizona 2, Atlanta 0, Arizona leads series 1-0. Today: Atlanta (Glavine 16-7) at Arizona


PREP FOOTBALL Ursuline likely to forfeit two games

A sophomore reserve played at least two games for the Irish despite being academically ineligible.


YSU FOOTBALL Linebacker Sivik anchors 'intense' Penguin defense

The senior has 16 tackles in his first six games. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF


FLU SHOTS Mahoning County

Mahoning County District Board of Health officials will be administering flu and pneumonia shots at


District approves smoking policy

SHARPSVILLE, Pa. -- Smokers who attend events on the grounds of the Sharpsville Area School District


FARM AID AND BEYOND

Opinion: Raleigh News & amp; Observer: President Bush understandably gave in to higher farm spending by


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


GIRLS SOCCER Canfield rebounds over Spartans

The Cardinals earned a rematch with Poland for the sectional title. By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR


VITULLO-SAADEY TRIAL Deliberations continue in case

Conventional wisdom goes both ways when analyzing the time a jury takes to deliberate. By PATRICIA


'Formidable' Fabrizio overcomes disability

Theresa Fabrizio was born without a left arm, but she developed into a solid tennis player. By


YOUNGSTOWN Two-hour program offers look into dyslexia

Participants developed empathy for students with learning disabilities. By PETER H. MILLIKEN


ENDORSEMENTS

ENDORSEMENTS 17th District Democrats The following candidates received the endorsement of the


CLEVELAND Deliberations continue in Vitullo-Saadey case

Conventional wisdom goes both ways when analyzing the time a jury takes to deliberate. By PATRICIA


Summary of police activity:

Summary of police activity: CANFIELD Oct. 10 Burglary: A female apartment owner reported a