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INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go The Pittsburgh Convention & amp; Visitors Bureau can be reached by
Top-ranked Pius X tops Kennedy Catholic
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Eric Rath scored on touchdown runs of 64 and 9 yards to lead Pius X,
MASONIC GROUPS
TODAY XSunrise Chapter 458, OES, will hold a reception at 3 p.m. at the Girard Masonic Temple for
Halloween crafts put people into the spirit
It may seem early to be talking about Halloween, but not if you're a crafter. Craft expert Carol
Shabellas are honored at dinner party held to mark their 50th anniversary
CAMPBELL -- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shabella, 134 Piccadilly St., were honored Sept. 29 as they
LIQUOR CONTROL
LIQUOR CONTROL Permits The Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit
AUSTINTOWN Shows will go on at multiplex
Cleveland Cinemas revives Austintown Cinema, the last of the independents. By JOHN PATRICK GATTA
Celebration aims to raise awareness of the Mahoning
Many people signed up for the free canoe rides and 18-mile bike tour. WARREN -- The east bank of
COLLEGE SCORES AND SUMMARIES
OHIO Big Ten Ohio St. 27, Indiana 14 Gateway Conference N. Iowa 30, Youngstown St. 11 Mid-
Having a 'BLAST!'
'Blast!' promotes the American musical tradition, a local cast member says. By DEBORA SHAULIS
Floors need careful upkeep
Hardwood can last a lifetime with the right finish. By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
HEATHER HALUSKA CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS
HEATHER HALUSKA CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS STRUTHERS -- Christopher Reynolds and his bride, the former
BETH BROCKER JAMES GUILKEY
BETH BROCKER JAMES GUILKEY CANFIELD -- Beth Ann Brocker, a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert J.
CHILD CARE Tips for parents
STATE REGULATIONS The Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services has set the following
PREP CROSS COUNTRY Davies and Albani keep on winning
The duo also finished first at last week's Suburban League Championships. VINDICATOR STAFF
PREP VOLLEYBALL Boardman outlasts Canton McK
CANTON -- Mara Capraroulo had 13 kills, six blocks and seven digs Saturday as the Boardman High
Better late than never in heeding commission's report
Opinion: It has only taken three years, but at last, the recommendations of the President's Commission on
City can have its cake and icing, too
Opinion: On Tuesday, ground will be broken in the city of Massillon for a $20 million multi-purpose sports,
ALEXIA SARANTOPOULOS TASOS KARAKOSTAS
ALEXIA SARANTOPOULOS TASOS KARAKOSTAS BOARDMAN -- St. John's Greek Orthodox Church was the
SALEM Reopened railway sees first train
More repairs and renovations to the tracks are planned. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
BY THE NUMBERS UNI 30, YSU 11
YSU0308--11 Northern Iowa100137--30 First quarter UNI--Hoambrecker 37 FG, 8:47 UNI--Mays 20
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Terlesky mark their 70th wedding anniversary
STRUTHERS -- Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Terlesky of West Harvey Street celebrated their 70th wedding
HORSE RACING Western Pride captures 67th Ohio Derby
The horse was a wire-to-wire winner, edging second-place Woodmoone. By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR
ATTACK ON AMERICA
ATTACK ON AMERICA Raps OHSAA decision to play sports Sept. 14 Fanfare: It was absolutely
ROLL CALL
HOUSE VOTES Military construction The House on Sept. 21 approved a bill sponsored by Rep. David
MELISSA WILLSON FRANK CECCARELLI JR.
MELISSA WILLSON FRANK CECCARELLI JR. NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. -- Grand Island at Niagara Falls was the
Columbiana Rose Society holds show
COLUMBIANA -- The Columbiana Rose Society held its 41st rose show Sept. 8 at Sky Bank. Richard
ADOPTION COSTS
ADOPTION COSTS Various agencies DOMESTIC PUBLIC AGENCIES Cost: $0 to $2,500. Includes:
Williamses will mark anniversary during vacation
BESSEMER, Pa. -- Mr. and Mrs. George Williams of 540 S. Main St., will celebrate their 50th wedding
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Olypus (Spieth)12.006.204.00 Hope for Soul
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO What: "Blast" When: 8 p.m. Tuesday through Friday; 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday; 1 and 6:30
SYD KRONISH | STAMPS New stamps to honor Hanukkah, Kwanzaa
USPS to reissue 2 holiday stamps The United States Postal Service will reissue two holiday stamps
WARREN Officials: Valley is prepared to respond to mass disasters
Plans for emergency management were made well before the attacks Sept. 11. By STEPHEN SIFF
DANEEN DONATELLI MARTIN HOLMES JR.
DANEEN DONATELLI MARTIN HOLMES JR. LOWELLVILLE -- Daneen M. Donatelli and Martin J. Holmes Jr.,
Peace Race proceeds
Peace Race proceeds YOUNGSTOWN -- Proceeds from this year's Peace Race set for Oct. 7 will benefit
AMY COOKE JAMES WHIRRETT
AMY COOKE JAMES WHIRRETT YOUNGSTOWN -- The marriage of Amy Cooke and James Whirrett, both of
BOARDMAN WORKSHOP ON ADA Blind worker will be cited as a success
Planners hope the seminar will give employers ideas for hiring disabled people. By CYNTHIA
YOUNGSTOWN Paper offers reward in thefts
More than 50 machines have been stolen in recent months. By JOHN GOODWIN and IAN HILL
LOCAL AGENCIES
LOCAL AGENCIES Phone numbers PRIVATE The Adoption Center Inc., North Jackson: (330) 547-8225.
GIRARD Engineers update dam's crisis plan
The Lower Girard Lake Dam is not in imminent danger of failing, an engineer said. By TIM YOVICH
Activists plan a lobbying trip for tax reform
SHARON, Pa. -- The Shenango Valley Initiative is looking for people who want to make a trip to
Events offer lessons in history
This fall, Valley residents can rediscover the history of Northeast Ohio. Ashtabula County will
S. Side man found dead in home after being shot
YOUNGSTOWN -- Police found a 22-year-old Youngstown man in a pool of blood just inside his front
The Todds to be guests of honor at celebration
ROGERS -- Mr. and Mrs. John Todd, 10588 Sprucevale Road, will be guests of honor during an open
Liberty couple looked to China for their child
Americans turned to foreign adoptions after a decrease in the number of healthy infants available
Family honors the Maceks on 50th anniversary
BESSEMER, Pa. -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Macek, 22 S. Main St., was
NUTRITION PROGRAMS In the area
MAHONING COUNTY DACAS HotMeals offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 12 locations in Mahoning
PREP FOOTBALL SCORES & amp; SUMMARIES
SCORES Chaney 8, Poland 3 Ursuline 39, Mooney 6 Mercyhurst 54, Campbell Memorial 6 Lutheran
Hegedusich nuptial vows are renewed
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. William Hegedusich, 3323 Kirk Road, were honored at a family dinner party
SHEREE LEWIS BRIAN MILLER
SHEREE LEWIS BRIAN MILLER CANFIELD -- Sheree Lynn Lewis and Brian Christopher Miller, both of
TOP 25 Grossman's TDs spark Florida
Rex Grossman became the first Gator quarterback to surpass the 300-yard mark in four straight games.
KRISTA NARDELLA MATT WHITE
KRISTA NARDELLA MATT WHITE STRUTHERS -- St. Nicholas Church was the setting at 2 p.m. Sept. 8 as
Kinko's will allow posting of photos
YOUNGSTOWN -- Kinko's, in partnership with the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund, has established Put a
GRETCHEN GOINS DANIEL SFERRA
GRETCHEN GOINS DANIEL SFERRA CAMPBELL --Living in Campbell following a honeymoon cruise to the
PULASKI, PA. For parents, three's company
The couple used no fertility drugs and say there is no history of multiple births in the family.
After merging, Mobil and Exxon will keep marketing both brands rather than alienate customers.
After merging, Mobil and Exxon will keep marketing both brands rather than alienate customers.
State Republican leaders seek to punish the region
Opinion: When the residents of an important region of Ohio aren't given the opportunity to make a direct
A rundown of planned Halloween festivities.
A rundown of planned Halloween festivities. MAHONING COUNTY Halloween Town: Opens Sept. 28 at
CAREER PATHS
ACCOUNTING YOUNGSTOWN -- Hill, Barth & amp; King LLC, certified public accountants, have
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES TODAY Seventh Day Adventist Church, 7668 Glenwood Ave., Boardman, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT Workshop agenda
The Mahoning Valley Labor Management Council will present an all-day workshop and seminar on the
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NILES City-run cable TV plans resurface
Voters have rejected plans for a cable system twice. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
LYNN HENDERSHOT LINCOLN BARINGER
LYNN HENDERSHOT LINCOLN BARINGER STOW -- Nuptial vows were exchanged at 2 p.m. Aug. 25 at Holy
Teen girl and woman report rapes to police
YOUNGSTOWN -- A 15-year-old girl told police she was raped by her uncle, after he picked her up at
LISA ABRAHAM RICHARD HART
LISA ABRAHAM RICHARD HART NILES -- St. Stephen Church provided the setting for the Aug. 25 wedding
WITH THE VETS Meetings the week of Sept. 30
VVA 135, Vietnam Veterans, at American Legion Post 15, 35 Cortland St., Poland, 6 p.m. Steel
KEYSTONE CLIPS Looking for lovers of LEGOs
Mercer County Builders Association is looking for kids with some expertise at building with LEGO
33RD DEGREE Area Masons to be honored next year
YOUNGSTOWN -- Douglas F. Anstrom of Niles and Thomas L. Weems of Youngstown were elected to receive
Guild to attend special Mass and hold installation
CAMPBELL -- A day of recollection has been planned by the Diocesan Infant Jesus of Prague Guild for
BENEFIT Rotary, city to sponsor 'Fallfest'
STRUTHERS -- Struthers Rotary, in conjunction with the city of Struthers, will hold a Struthers
Science Center
Science Center PITTSBURGH -- Two days of activities are planned in celebration of the 10th
Free car safety checks
Free car safety checks BOARDMAN -- The Ohio Motorist Safety Foundation and AAA's approved auto
Cicero jubilee celebrated at dinner reception
NILES -- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cicero, 2785 Niles-Vienna Road, were guests of honor during a dinner
Local author delves into Ohio's history
Local author delves into Ohio's history Stories of ghosts, murders and historical happenings in
Ross anniversary is celebrated at parish center
LIBERTY -- Mr. and Mrs. Patsy J. Ross, Mansell Drive, celebrated their 50th anniversary Sept. 1 by
Elizabethan Yule feast
Elizabethan Yule feast KENT -- Tickets for the 29th annual Olde English Yuletide Feaste at Kent
Balash 50th celebrated at surprise dinner
STRUTHERS -- A surprise dinner party was held Sept. 1 at the Holiday Inn MetroPlex Centre, Liberty,
MERCER COUNTY United Way chairman mounts aggressive drive
Buck A Day donations and Blitz Day are just part of the new approach to meeting the campaign goal.
The Boyers mark 50th anniversary during dinner
AUSTINTOWN -- A buffet dinner took place Sept. 29 at Colonial Catering in Canfield to honor Mr. and
Grief counselor helps New Yorkers cope with horrors
The Youngstown native said she was able to make a difference for those grieving in New York City.
NORTH SIDE Volunteers make clean sweep of area
Groups are being asked to adopt empty lots. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN
YOUNGSTOWN State report praises district
Superintendent Ben McGee is commended for creating a positive climate. By RON COLE VINDICATOR
ERIE Mercyhurst controls Campbell in rout
Mercyhurst Prep had a 21-0 lead before its offense took the field. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR
*USE MATS AT ALL EXTERIOR DOORS TO KEEP SAND, DIRT, GRIT, GREASE, AND OIL OUTSIDE.
*Keep pet's nails trimmed and paws clean and free of dirt, gravel, grease, oil, and stains.
ADOPTION Patience, love are glue that bonds families
The adoption process goes beyond numbers and paperwork. It can dramatically change families' lives.
OCTOBER SCHEDULES Libraries in Mahoning and Trumbull counties
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF YOUNGSTOWN AND MAHONING COUNTY "Lance Brown's Tribute to Will Rogers." Journey
WENDY PILAK KENNETH FERGUSON
WENDY PILAK KENNETH FERGUSON AUSTINTOWN -- A honeymoon in the Poconos followed the wedding of
AMY ZUCCARO SCOT MCMILLIN
AMY ZUCCARO SCOT MCMILLIN YOUNGSTOWN -- Fellows Riverside Gardens at Mill Creek Park was the
THE PROCESS
THE PROCESS What to ask Questions that experts suggest exploring during the adoption process,
HEATHER GRAY ANDREW GUARNERA
HEATHER GRAY ANDREW GUARNERA CANFIELD -- The Rev. Terry Hazel officiated Sept. 1 at St. Michael
ALISON BUSH | KEVIN HUFF
NOVI, Mich. -- The Chestnut and Laurel rooms at the Doubletree Hotel provided the setting Sept. 15
Festival features arts and crafts
Festival features arts and crafts The 35th Annual Wonderful World of Ohio Mart will be at Stan
KENDRA BLAKE JASON LEEWORTHY
KENDRA BLAKE JASON LEEWORTHY WARREN -- The wedding of Kendra Mardel Blake and Jason Frederick
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
Career columnist Amy Lindgren has advice for people who are struggling in their job search. It
Career columnist Amy Lindgren has advice for people who are struggling in their job search. It
McDONOUGH MUSEUM 'Developing visual literacy'
The museum's new director believes people can relate to art in their own way. By LAURIE M. FISHER
KEYSTONER | Ray Swanson Westminster honors standouts for Hall of Fame
Two New Castle-area football standouts and another from New Wilmington were three of the 10
Pets for hospitals
Pets for hospitals YOUNGSTOWN -- The "K-9s for Compassion" and "RX: Dog Love" groups will be in
Around-the-world trip held to mark Pintaric jubilee
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. William R. Pintaric, 935 Mansell Drive, celebrated their 50th wedding
STEEL VALLEY CONFERENCE Clark leads Ursuline to win over rival Cardinal Mooney
The sophomore was 11-of-14 for 231 yards in the Irish's 39-6 victory. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK Keewuan Lemar Hopkins The FBI and Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force
Support group plans meeting
CANFIELD -- Families who have adopted children from foreign countries will meet as a new support
RESERVE CALL-UP
RESERVE CALL-UP Free legal services LIBERTY -- The law firm of Dann & amp; Falgiani is
Thanks to Youngstown from people of New York
Opinion: Thanks to Youngstown from people of New York EDITOR: I live and work near New York City and
MERCER COUNTY Ecological researcher catalogs rarities of the great outdoors
The study has already turned up rare plants and animals as well as some unique natural areas. By
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
YOUNGSTOWN -- The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants has named Youngstown native
BROOKFIELD/MASURY Voter registration
Concerned Citizens of Brookfield and Masury are conducting voter registration for the Nov. 6 general
ON CAMPUS College news and notes
Westminster: Two area runners helped the women's cross country team win the Thiel Cross Country
Officials: Valley is prepared to respond to mass disasters
Plans for emergency management were made well before the attacks Sept. 11. By STEPHEN SIFF
OHIO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Running duo dominates as Mt. Union tops ONU
Coach Larry Kehres credited the Purple Raiders' offensive line for the 31-3 win. By MARK W. MILLER
Free workshops
Free workshops Western Reserve Consultants, Cortland, is offering free workshops on natural
COLLEGES | John Kovach Training key to B-W stars' success
Fresh starts have helped two Youngstown area women capture the spotlight at Baldwin-Wallace College
WESTMINSTER Presidents get payback with Titans after last season's loss
Scott Froelich became the first true freshman to rush for 100 yards at Westminster since 1995. By
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Cork is a sturdy, unique floor choice for all rooms
Q. At a recent home show, I saw some beautiful cork floor tiles. I am remodeling my kitchen now
FUND-RAISER Federation plans benefit style show
BOARDMAN -- "An Afternoon to Remember" has been chosen as the theme for a style show and luncheon to
By REBECCA SLOAN
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT WARREN -- Resolving to stay home with a child or to
Saturday, September 29 (59 stories)
CLEVELAND Sfara Bruno pleads innocent to extortion and conspiracy
The lawyer's bond has been set at $250,000 and her trial for Dec. 4. By PATRICIA MEADE
Clarett provides second-half spark
Warren Harding's senior tailback rushed for 123 yards in a 21-13 win over Austintown Fitch. By
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Steven H. Bowles, 31, of 2719 Columbiana Road, New
Girard grinds out 34-12 win
The Indians amassed 217 yards on the ground en route to their fifth win in six tries. By SAL
YOUNGSTOWN Shooting wasn't planned, ex-wife says at sentencing
The woman was sentenced to 45 days in the county jail and placed on probation. By BOB JACKSON
REV. DANIEL ROHAN World will be changed
Scripture tells us that with the final condemnation of evil, the resurrection of Christ, and the
Law judge advises dismissing case
No one at the sheriff's department knew what the duties of special operations director were. By
Salem weighs landlord crackdown
The administration is finding that some landlords simply pay their fine and continue breaking the
Military policies for YSU students
Military policies for YSU students YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown State University's board of trustees
After brief training through the Federal Aviation Administration, troops will:
After brief training through the Federal Aviation Administration, troops will: U Provide a highly
TRUMBULL COUNTY No misconduct found with trial
The appeals judges cited prosecutorial misconduct. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
MERCER COUNTY School districts join performance network
Nearly 30 school districts have joined the partnership. SHARON, Pa. -- Five Mercer County public
HERMITAGE City picks authority as partner for project
The authority made a strong financial commitment to the project but its rival didn't. By HAROLD
YOUNGSTOWN Agency to sell homes to help neighborhood
The agency is bringing new houses and homeowners into the deteriorating neighborhood. By ROGER G.
TAC Undefeated Hubbard rumbles past Lakeview
Anthony Smith carried 25 times for 128 yards and two touchdowns in the 21-0 win. By BOB ROTH
Official wants fixes to be assured
A room has been set up in Girard Intermediate School to test equipment. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA Lawmakers pleased with redistricting
Some representatives regain areas lost in the 1990 reapportionment. By HAROLD GWIN and LAURE
RABBI SCHONBERGER Sukkot celebrates harvest
I love autumn. I love the temperature and the rich variegated display of colors that seems to
Sharon puts up 63 in rout of Mercer
SHARON -- Mike Schneider connected on 13-of-21 passes for 287 yards and five touchdowns as the
STEEL VALLEY Good kick lifts Boardman, 22-19
It was the second time this season the Boardman place-kicker has won the game with a last-second
School districts join performance network
Nearly 30 school districts have joined the partnership. SHARON, Pa. -- Five Mercer County public
GIRARD SCHOOLS Official wants fixes to be assured
A room has been set up in Girard Intermediate School to test equipment. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
SHARON, PA. McGuire Sisters to be in ceremony
Flight restrictions resulted in the cancellation of the Music In Education portion of the
Rash of break-ins strikes at Fairhaven
The expense to repair damage from the break-ins is higher than the amount of money taken. By
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ROOTSTOWN NEOUCOM chief to retire at end of school year
ROOTSTOWN -- Dr. Robert S. Blacklow, 67, president and dean of the Northeastern Ohio Universities
Hospitals join to boost Medicare payments
Hospital officials are lobbying lawmakers to change a funding formula that they say is unfair. By
SALEM City weighs landlord crackdown
The administration is finding that some landlords simply pay their fine and continue breaking the
NILES AND CHAMPION Rash of break-ins strikes at Fairhaven
The expense to repair damage from the break-ins is higher than the amount of money taken. By
Cincinnati cop is acquitted, but he shouldn't get job back
Opinion: Last spring, Cincinnati was a city in turmoil. A young, unarmed black man had been shot and killed
SATURDAY FOOTBALL Preview
Who: Chaney vs. Poland. When: 2. Where: Poland High Stadium Last meeting: Chaney won 17-6 last
KENT Think before acting, speaker urges
Certain military responses would be detrimental to the U.S. cause, an expert said. By DAVID
METRO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Howland punishes Salem for sixth win
The unbeaten Tigers scored on their first five possessions in a 48-14 victory. By GARY HOUSTEAU
Angelo's role in insurance contract raises questions
Opinion: Trumbull County has a human resources director who is paid almost $60,000 a year to manage county
YOUNGSTOWN Court: Lawyer may stay on case
The city will resume its efforts to shut down the South Side bar. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Forum Health Northside Melissa Dutton and Christopher Pasco, 13924 Palmyra Road,
SCORES, SUMMARIES AND SCHEDULES
FOOTBALL OHIO AREA East Liverpool 40, Rayen 30 Warren Harding 21, Fitch 13 Boardman 22,
GAME TIME Today
Who: Pirates (D. Williams) at Cardinals (Morris 20-8). When: 4:05. TV: FOX Sports Pittsburgh.
Guard MPs will secure 6 airports
The armed troops will be trained to assist regular civilian security. By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR
WARREN Execs work on deadline to bid on shuttered mill
One crucial part of the deal is a revised union contract being negotiated with the United
Father acquitted
Father acquitted WARREN -- A jury deliberated 30 minutes before acquitting 32-year-old David
YOUNGSTOWN Omega Door plans move to city from Boardman
The move would bring 40 existing jobs and five new ones into the city. By DON SHILLING
FALLING REVENUE
FALLING REVENUE Medicare reimbursements Hospitals in the Youngstown-Warren area say they're
Greyhounds pass first real test with win over Hickory
Wilmington stayed undefeated with a 27-18 over the Hornets. By BILL ALBRIGHT VINDICATOR
Pa. lawmakers pleased with redistricting
Some representatives regain areas lost in the 1990 reapportionment. By HAROLD GWIN and LAURE
QUOTES
QUOTES Casino proposal Some of the comments posted on The Vindicator's Web site about changing
CITY SERIES Struthers gets fourth win, beats Wilson
STRUTHERS -- Nick Leiter scored on runs of 16 and 48 yards and threw a 30-yard touchdown pass to
LISBON Man awaits sentencing; wife missing since June
The charge is not related to his wife's disappearance. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
MAHONING COUNTY SHERIFF Law judge advises dismissing case of abolished post
No one at the sheriff's department knew what the duties of special operations director were. By
YSU head gets raise
YSU head gets raise YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown State University trustees approved Friday a 3.7
On average, chief marketing and sales executives for manufacturing companies earn about $112,000 a
On average, chief marketing and sales executives for manufacturing companies earn about $112,000 a
LORDSTOWN Speaker tells pupils: Befriend 'different' kids
The North Canton man has a doctorate in education and travels as a public speaker. By DENISE DICK
MAHONING VALLEY Hospitals join to boost Medicare payments
Hospital officials are lobbying lawmakers to change a funding formula that they consider to be
What's the word? Patriotism
Seventh-graders spell out AMERICA while Anthony Feldes of Austintown hangs a flag made from paper
GAME TIME Saturday
Who: Youngstown State (3-0) at Northern Iowa (2-1). Where: UNIDome, Cedar Falls, Ia. When: 5:05.
REDISTRICTING Where they change
Legislative districts in Mercer and Lawrence counties will change shape under the final
Giants' Bonds hits 68th
Giants' Bonds hits 68th SAN FRANCISCO -- A teary Barry Bonds said Friday night the death of a
PEOPLE
PEOPLE Two to give initial sermons YOUNGSTOWN -- Byron Armour and Yolanda Shields will deliver
Thursday, September 27 (65 stories)
TRUMBULL SLAYING Supreme Court rejects bid by Biros for appeals
The federal appeals process has just begun. By MICHELE C. HLADIK VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Hudson kennel rescues pets from the Big Apple
If you can hardly stand one more story of sacrifice and sadness coming out of New York, here's a
Austintown police chief is ready for active duty
Chief Gordon Ellis also serves as a major in the Army National Guard. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Friday night football
HOWLAND vs. SALEM When: 7:30. Where: Reilly Stadium, Salem. Howland (5-0, 1-0 Metro Athletic
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 2001 standings
CITY SERIES ConferenceAll games WLPtsOPWLPtsOP Chaney103304111538 Canton Timken1026202374149
Shenango chamber chooses new leader
SHARON, Pa. -- The Shenango Valley Chamber of Commerce has picked a banker as its next executive
Bids for new voting system highlights need for caution
Opinion: Given that more than $1 million separate the low and high bids for an electronic voting system being
Historical society to tour courthouses
Historical society to tour courthouses YOUNGSTOWN -- The Mahoning Valley Historical Society's Fall
HERMITAGE Rezoning issue brings mixed reaction
One group of neighbors opposes the change, and another says it's OK. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
SOCIAL SECURITY Q & amp;A
Q. Is it true that you can apply for spouse's benefits over the Internet now? A. Yes, it is!
Mahoning RiverFest to include bike tour and bird watching
WARREN -- The Mahoning River will be the focus of a daylong festival Saturday in Packard Park. The
YOUNGSTOWN Oakland improves theater seating
The facility has been a work-in-progress for the past two years. By JOHN PATRICK GATTA
GIRARD Grand jury to mull case of dad held in beating
An acting judge refused to lower the bond for Bobby Lee Craven. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
PHAR-MOR Closing of 65 stores to bring layoffs
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Layoffs are coming at downtown headquarters. By DON SHILLING
SOCCER Hubbard dents Erie McDowell's armor
Warren JFK's boys and girls teams won while Poland and Boardman's girls battled to a 2-2 tie.
A time for prayer, return and spiritual renewal
Opinion: Today, members of the Jewish faith around the world are observing the holiest day in their religious
MATCHUP YSU vs. Northern Iowa
3-0Overall Record2-1 41.0Points per game25.3 4.7Points allowed32.7 417.0Total offense350.0
Red Cross volunteer from Warren expects work to drain emotions
The Warren resident will help to supervise the work of aiding victims and rescue workers. By
House OKs rep's amendment for military assistance at borders
This is the fifth consecutive year the House approved the Traficant amendment. By DAVID SKOLNICK
TRUMBULL COUNTY Killer of two awaits sentencing
Jurors are to return to court Tuesday to begin hearing testimony in the sentencing phase of the
LISBON Jury finds minister innocent
The former chaplain was accused of contributing to the unruliness of a juvenile. LISBON -- A jury
Pa. companies receive award for exports
HARRISBURG, Pa. -- Two Mercer County companies have been named recipients of the 2001 Governor's
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS Public to be informed of projects
The school board, city council and parks commission met to discuss renovations. By PETER H.
Tractor-trailer turns over on Route 11
LIBERTY -- Traffic was slowed along state Route 11 early today when a tractor-trailer rig carrying
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Jon-Paul Gomori, 21, of 3335 Loveland Road, Youngstown, and
NEW CASTLE Con artist at Tic Toc steals Red Cross funds
The man even gave employees receipts for the money. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Area Tic Toc stores say
WARREN Murderer gets 23 years
The defendant told the judge he was not tried by his peers because only one black was on his jury.
YOUNGSTOWN Appeals court overturns murder conviction
Prosecutors will appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
'DON'T SAY A WORD' Thriller's insensitive, tasteless
The new film includes shots of dead bodies lying on Manhattan streets. By MILAN PAURICH
NILES Plan would promote benefits for businesses
The literature would be sent to 5,000 businesses within a 60-mile radius. By DENISE DICK
EAST PALESTINE District to honor alumni
Ten nominees will be inducted into the Distinguished Hall of Fame in February. By NANCY TULLIS
MAHONING COUNTY Officials to talk about lowering heating costs
Commissioners have been looking into public utility aggregation since February. By BOB JACKSON
WARREN City rejects police pact
The president of the union representing the city's police officers said the contract is fair. By
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL DaVanzo is 'rock' of Poland team
The senior tailback-linebacker is one reason the Bulldogs are top-ranked and a threat to win another
HERMITAGE City OKs plan to ease traffic flow at apartments
The city also bought an option for 69 acres of the former Chadderton Airport. By HAROLD GWIN
McKinley collection
McKinley collection NILES -- Students at Niles McKinley High School hope to collect $1,000 for
NILES Street reconstruction to start next month
Asphalt will replace brick pavement between Maple Avenue and Plant Street. By DENISE DICK
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Michelle Bass and Angel Vargas, 30 Shields Road, Apt. 4, Youngstown, girl, Sept. 26.
YOUNGSTOWN Dominion East Ohio seeks to slash customers' gas bills
The rate cut would lower prices for winter months. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR
Md. tornado damage exceeds $30 million
Md. tornado damage exceeds $30 million COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Damage from tornadoes that killed two
Painting stolen
Painting stolen BOARDMAN -- Township police are looking for a stolen painting titled "Mallard's
WEATHERSFIELD Board shows off remodeled Seaborn school
Seaborn Elementary has a new industrial technology lab, and storage rooms have given way to two new
YSU FOOTBALL Heacock's first trip as coach is challenging one
Youngstown State has a 3-4 record playing Northern Iowa in the UNIDome. By PETE MOLLICA
GIRLS SOCCER Mooney, Fitch go scoreless in rain
The SVC match-up proved to be a "chess match" that neither team could win despite 24 shots on goal.
CITY COUNCIL Committee meeting
Youngstown City Council's Buildings and Grounds Committee conducted the following business
PITTSBURGH Sharon woman convicted for drug possession
The woman could face as much as life in prison for her drug conviction. By HAROLD GWIN
GIRARD Grand jury to hear case of dad held in beating
An acting judge refused to lower the bond for Bobby Lee Craven. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
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Federal indictment
Federal indictment PITTSBURGH -- A New Castle woman was indicted by a federal grand jury in
COLIN POWELL'S COMEBACK
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: President Bush and Secretary of State Colin L. Powell are doing an
HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL Stevens, Hunkus pace Girard to 10th victory
Lakeview and Champion also posted Trumbull Athletic Conference wins. NEWTON FALLS -- Erin Stevens
Prosecutor's son
Prosecutor's son NILES -- The son of the city prosecutor was to appear in court this morning,
WARREN SCHOOLS District hires new treasurer
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- A retired Niles School District treasurer
CLEVELAND Judge denies Traficant motions
The congressman failed to meet the minimal standard required, judge said. By PATRICIA MEADE
Postal Service shouldn't put Communist on stamp
Opinion: Postal Service shouldn't put Communist on stamp EDITOR: In the September issue of the V.F.W.
Canfield man describes memorial as incredible
They also got a view of what's left at ground zero. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
PREP SCHEDULE Football
FRIDAY Steel Valley Conference Warren Harding at Austintown Fitch. Metro Athletic Conference
PHAR-MOR Company to lay off workers and close 65 stores
Layoffs are coming at downtown headquarters. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR
LISBON Canton company hired for waterline project
The 2-mile waterline will replace wells used by Beaver schools. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
YOUNGSTOWN Safety forces' strike of '76 remembered
One officer recalled hearing how some police threw nickels at the city's chief negotiator. By
AUDITIONS Where to try out for roles
ACTORS "Mrs. Claus Has a Gun!" Kent State University Trumbull Campus Theater, Library Building,
Niles vehicle break-ins
Niles vehicle break-ins NILES -- Police are investigating several vehicle break-ins between Monday
HERMITAGE Rezoning proposal brings mixed reaction
One group of neighbors opposes the change, while another says it's OK. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
LIBERTY Board differs over insurance contract
Commissioners also awarded two other insurance contracts, but will still seek bids on them. By
ART EXHIBIT AT THE BUTLER
By LAURIE M. FISHER VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT A dragon-swan-elephant, a configuration of "Carmen"
Wednesday, September 26 (56 stories)
Handling of local 'crisis' prompts many questions
Opinion: Was the response by law enforcement and other government agencies in the Mahoning Valley to the
MAHONING VALLEY Officials seek $9.5M for 3 road projects
Widening state Route 46 in two townships would cost $6 million. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Source of health problems is still a mystery, CHOICE says
Air quality analysis will be done, but otherwise the landlord is stumped. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
OUR GOOD COOKS An organic lifestyle
Having been married for 55 years, this couple stresses that good health requires attention to the
EAST PALESTINE Tennis courts to be replaced
The city will pay $10,000 of the total cost. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU EAST
Demolition of shopping plaza scheduled to begin, broker says
AUSTINTOWN -- Demolition of the retail plaza at the southwest corner of Mahoning Avenue and state
SHAKE THE CULTURE TOO
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: With few exceptions, the dreamy comfort of U.S. affluence and the absence of
LEADERS YSU in NCAA rankings
TEAM STATISTICS (National leader in parenthesis) Rushing Offense: YSU 5th, 324.67 (St. Mary's,
VOLLEYBALL Crestview tames Clippers
Hubbard is 9-0 in the Trumbull Athletic Conference. COLUMBIANA -- Kelly Simons collected eight
HERMITAGE, PA. Route 18 work to begin after delay over bidding
The work is expected to be finished by November 2002. HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The widening of a portion
PHAR-MOR Official: Shelves will be restocked
By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- Shelves at Phar-Mor stores, which have
YOUNGSTOWN Man will spend 8 months in jail
Prosecutors recommended probation but the judge opted for jail. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Gary D. Short II, 25, of 5230 W. Rockwell, Austintown, and
A loving God doesn't condemn the innocent
Opinion: A loving God doesn't condemn the innocent EDITOR: I am sorry that the God of Father Witt is so
Commandment Keepers Temple, 1331 Brighton St., Youngstown, 9 to 11 a.m. Thursday. Miscellaneous items, bring containers and I.D.
Food distribution notices are to be submitted by 3 p.m. the day before they are to be published.
JACKSON TWP. Travel center gets OK
The development potential is being compared to the growth at Salt Springs Road and state Route 46.
NEW CASTLE Center plans a park
Council is finalizing a deal to create a playground and parking near the Scottish Rite Cathedral.
BOARDMAN 3 accused of selling alcohol to minors
Underage buyers obtained alcoholic beverages at three eateries, police said. BOARDMAN -- Employees
HIGH SCHOOL SCORES, SUMMARIES, POLLS & amp; SCHEDULES
BOYS GOLF DIV. III SECTIONAL (Held at Riverview Golf Course) Qualifying teams Warren JFK
ICE ZONE TEAM After taking skating lessons, Emily Slaven becomes a star
Her grandmother's suggestion opened the door to Emily Slaven's figure-skating career. By JOHN
DAVID DENNISON Jr., 83 Former congressman and GOP leader
He was a member of the Federal Trade Commission for seven years. STAFF/WIRE REPORTS WARREN --
YOUNGSTOWN Doctor dropped from suit
Ohio law says doctors are immune from such suits in most cases. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Cause remains unknown in blaze that injured two
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Fire investigators say they still don't know the cause of a blaze that injured
Question about bus puts transit authority on alert
A videotape of the bus parking lot was to be reviewed today. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
UDick Leonard, an owner of McMenamy's Banquet Center in Niles, remains an agent for Nationwide
UDick Leonard, an owner of McMenamy's Banquet Center in Niles, remains an agent for Nationwide
GAIL WHITE Stambaugh gets ready to strike up its own band
Stambaugh Auditorium is no stranger to beautiful music. It has played host to some of the greatest
STRUTHERS Mayor vetoes accord with natural gas group
The mayor's veto can be overturned by five votes from city council. By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR
JACKSON TWP. Travel center gets approval
The development potential is being compared to the growth at Salt Springs Road and state Route 46.
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Holly Wilson and Nicholas Minear, 118 Halleck St.,. Youngstown, twin girls, Sept.
INTER-COUNTY LEAGUE South Range defeats ICL foe Jackson-Milton
The Raiders improved to 10-2 and 6-1. By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT NORTH JACKSON --
Power restored
Power restored NEWTON FALLS -- Some 22,838 customers in four counties were without electricity,
LISBON Granted new trial, rapist pleads guilty
The original conviction was tossed because defense attorneys weren't given information that might
SHARON Buildings require repairs
Sharon will have to borrow more money for the projects. HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
WARREN Jury keeps working in Armstrong murder trial
The defendant refused to testify about the case. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
'Scholarship' contestants should know about U.S.
Opinion: Some years back, the Miss America Organization began referring to itself as the world's largest
Campground helps
Campground helps LISBON -- Lock 30 Woodlands RV Campground will donate revenue from camping fees
VOLLEYBALL Salem remains perfect in loop
Led by Megan Sampson and Kelli Crouse, the Quakers topped Poland to stay unbeaten in the MAC.
GIRARD Panel tackles finances
One of the commission members has served on 19 similar groups. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
SEBRING 8 council candidates remain after election
Two candidates were eliminated. SEBRING -- Eight candidates remain in the race for four at-large
THURSDAY
Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County board personnel committee, 12:30 p.m., Youngstown
SALEM $1.4 million East State Street project progresses as city buys rights of way
If all goes well, the project could be completed by next summer. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER Pakula's goal nets Canfield 1-0 win
The Cardinals' victory over Poland kept them undefeated in the Metro Athletic Conference. CANFIELD
YSU FOOTBALL Roberts evolves into ace on line
The sophomore from Champion High has developed into a top offensive guard. By PETE MOLLICA
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WARREN Jury mulls decision in slayings of mom, daughter
The jury deliberated about five hours before asking to go to a hotel for the evening. By PEGGY
GIRARD Commission tackles finances
One of the commission members has served on 19 similar groups. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
YOUNGSTOWN 18 years in prison for killer
The victim was slain while helping a woman who was being punched. YOUNGSTOWN -- Tommy Williams
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Friday night football
WARREN HARDING vs. AUSTINTOWN FITCH When: 7:30. Where: Fitch Falcon Stadium. Last meeting:
REGION Officials vow to back airport
Security costs have risen by as much as $100,000 a year. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
VALLEY POLITICS Boccieri's deadline looms to decide a home district
Boccieri said he was targeted after he ousted a three-term GOP legislator. By DAVID SKOLNICK
POLAND Woman faces charge of having vicious dogs at large
A high school student reportedly was attacked by several of the woman's dogs. By JOHN W. GOODWIN
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: Sept. 16 Criminal damage: Windows and a mirror were broken on a car
MAJOR BILLS Top creditors
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Phar-Mor's top unsecured creditors and amount owed as provided by the
YOUNGSTOWN Group plans charter school
Legacy Academy needs approval from Lucas County Educational Service Center. By RON COLE
Let kids talk it out, experts say
By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION WRITER LIBERTY -- In the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks
Arena board appointee
Arena board appointee YOUNGSTOWN -- Mayor George M. McKelvey named today Charles Sammarone,
Tuesday, September 25 (53 stories)
Subscribers' Medicare rates increase depending on locality
Lawrence County rates are much lower because it is part of an urban region under federal guidelines.
WEEKEND LEADERS High school football
RUSHING Dan Zitkovic, Springfield, 287 yards, 25 carries, 3 TDs. Delbert Ferguson, Ursuline, 238
Pastor's remarks not church policy
Father Witt's comments about terrorist attacks do not reflect Catholicism, the diocese chancellor
GIRARD Council appoints last person to panel
A councilwoman questioned the lack of diversity on the financial oversight commission. By TIM
Parents reveal Sandine-Farley wedding date
Plans for the upcoming marriage of Mandie Sandine and Ken Farley, both of 1598 Westwood, Lakewood,
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Library tries to lure teens with XTreme adventure
We've had extreme football, extreme skateboarding, and even extreme sandboarding. Now, we're about
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES BOARDMAN Trustees Monday approved the following: UPurchase of storage
AWARDS Players of the week
MVR Offensive Player of Game: Jeff Ryan, 6-0, 185, senior quarterback from Boardman. MVR Defensive
Crop-dusting planes could pose danger to area
Opinion: Crop-dusting planes could pose danger to area EDITOR: The Saturday following the cowardly attack
WARREN 28-year-old man faces two charges of arson
AUSTINTOWN -- A 28-year-old Warren man faces two charges of arson in two fires at a house, a
HOW THEY FARED YSU Opponents
Lock Haven (0-4) lost to Indiana, Pa. 42-0; Next: vs. Shippensburg. Clarion (1-3) lost to
Treharne-Vinopal engagement is made known
STRUTHERS -- Announcing plans for their forthcoming wedding are Jackie Treharne and Joe Vinopal,
PHAR-MOR Chain to pick weakest links
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Top officials met with local employees Monday. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
NEW CASTLE SCHOOL PLAN Residents speak of safety issues
Residents are worried about increased emergency response times to their homes. By LAURE CIOFFI
FARRELL City council OKs sale of vacant lots for house
The city will soon have three new residents on Woodland Avenue. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
RULES OF ENGAGEMENT
Opinion: Washington Post: The Bush administration has made clear that the war it has declared on terrorism
Sky is the limit for Hubbard ace
Only a junior, Katy Jo Mroski is attracting big-time attention from major colleges. By JOE SCALZO
OHIO Bills backed by local legislators will offer prescription drug aid
The plan would save uninsured or underinsured Ohioans 50 percent to 60 percent. By PETER H.
Townships rap mayor for annexation stance
The township association will try to solicit businesses in Warren to relocate to nearby townships.
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EAST PALESTINE City plans to keep its Y2K generator
The mayor said the generator would sell for far less than its value. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
Jailhouse conversion comes too late to be convincing
Opinion: Lost in all the news about the attack on the World Trade Center was an Ohio story about how John
CAMPBELL Fire chief must retest to maintain his job
A court of appeals ruling states the chief was unfairly appointed. By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Shooting case goes to jury
Tommy Williams' first trial ended in April with a hung jury. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Gas plant hearing
LISBON -- The public will have an opportunity to sound off in a formal setting regarding a proposed
WARREN City takes officials to court for lack of income tax forms
The councilwoman's case was dismissed. She had to pay $75 in court costs. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and
Taft urges confidence in economy
The governor was in the Valley to break ground for a new Delphi Packard plant. By DAVID SKOLNICK
Dog alerts family to fire
Dog alerts family to fire CAMPBELL -- A family dog woke its sleeping owner around 4:50 a.m. today
AUSTINTOWN Channel doesn't censor, chief says
Channel 19 wouldn't receive any money from the 3.9-mill bond issue that will be on the ballot in
Two men are shot on city's North Side
YOUNGSTOWN -- Two young city men received treatment at St. Elizabeth Health Center after being shot
MAHONING COUNTY Voting system bids get scrutiny
The elections board wants to start using electronic-voting machines by the May primary. By DAVID
High attendance at a weekend hunting and military relic show at the Eastwood Expo Center in Niles
High attendance at a weekend hunting and military relic show at the Eastwood Expo Center in Niles
PHAR-MOR Is cutting stores the right strategy?
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Observers question how long the chain can survive after it reduces its
Board develops reapportionment plan
The 33rd Senate district, represented by Robert Hagan, would pick up part of Tuscarawas County. By
Death penalty dropped
Death penalty dropped WARREN -- The Trumbull County Prosecutor's Office has dropped a death
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Alisa Humbert and Aaron Griffin Sr., 2513 Rosewood Road, Youngstown, girl, Sept. 24.
SEASONAL STYLES Conversion hints
Here are some modern ideas for clothing you can wear right now and well beyond October: Anything
MERCER Committee: Inmates should pay for costs
The medical cost for inmates doubled to $17,000 last month. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
GREENVILLE Candle service will honor victims
Smith said everyone she contacted was ready and willing to participate. By HAROLD GWIN
Ribbons help tie her to victims
Local stores have offered to help the kindergartner raise funds for New York City victims. By
New Castle apartment fire injures 2
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Two people were injured in a fire at a Lawrence County Housing Authority
YOUNGSTOWN School board looks to general fund for renovations
State officials could recommend building a new East Middle School. By RON COLE VINDICATOR
NILES Attacks likely drew big crowd to gun show, promoter says
Some vendors sold out of some types of ammunition at the show. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Cops' lawyers seek separate trials
The officers have antagonistic defenses, according to court documents. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
YSU FOOTBALL Ryan's play ignited team
The senior quarterback from Boardman was the offensive player of the game against Western Illinois.
Miss Antronica, Mr. Snyder set wedding date
YOUNGSTOWN -- Sam and Pauline Antronica, 4471 Little Johns Place, are announcing the engagement of
Memorial for victims
Memorial for victims NORTH JACKSON -- A public memorial service will take place today for those
Silent auction
Silent auction WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. -- ERASE (Endorse Resistance of All Substance Abuse Everywhere)
Laws of New York should take precedence over Giuliani's desire
Opinion: New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani may be one of the most popular men in America right now, given his
Two students killed by tornado in Maryland
Two students killed by tornado in Maryland COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Emergency officials were trying
Residents report theft of two American flags
Residents report theft of two American flags POLAND -- Two American flags were stolen from one
Baby's death probed
Baby's death probed YOUNGSTOWN -- Detectives are investigating the death of an 11-month-old girl
Monday, September 24 (35 stories)
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Rachel Torreance and Joseph Hyatt, 6 S. Glenellen, Youngstown, boy, Sept.
PHAR-MOR Chain files under Chap. 11
Phar-Mor says it will continue to operate 74 of its 139 stores with the same merchandise and store
Rec center idea still alive
Kent State and Slippery Rock recently opened new student recreation centers. By RON COLE
COLUMBIANA CORNER Expressions of sorrow from Hungarians
Salem City Councilwoman Alma Apicella, R-at large, said recently she was in Hungary when the Sept.
MAHONING VALLEY Officials: With war, U.S. steel is crucial
Steel supporters say they're fighting their own war to keep the foundering industry afloat. By
AT A GLANCE NFL/Week 2
Sunday's Games Atlanta 24, Carolina 16. Chicago 17, Minnesota 10. Cincinnati 21, Baltimore 10.
Miss Bartlett to be bride of Robert Slonaker
WARREN -- Lory Patrick, 3880 Northwoods Court, is announcing the engagement of her daughter, Amy
Fine symphony concert offered needed respite
Opinion: Fine symphony concert offered needed respite EDITOR: A bright star shone in the Valley last
Lions, Detmer effort terrible
CLEVELAND -- Even with the Cincinnati Bengals coming to town on Nov. 25, it's hard to imagine that
Motorcycle accident
Motorcycle accident MECCA -- Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating a motorcycle crash that
Museum series
Museum series CORTLAND -- The Viets Museum, 224 N. High St., has the following special events
Advocate doubted custody decision
The long-range goal had been to reunite the Craven boys with their mother. By TIM YOVICH
Boy dies when car crashes into a tree
Boy dies when car crashes into a tree HERMITAGE, Pa. -- A 16-year-old Farrell boy was killed in a
CRIME STOPPERS
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown A search for James H. Crawford is the focus of Crime Stoppers
Bin Laden summons Pakistanis
President Bush plans to publicize the United States' evidence against Osama bin Laden. COMBINED
$38,000 collected
$38,000 collected WARREN -- Passers-by donated more than $38,000 to local police and fire
BRITAIN
Opinion: Financial Times, London, Sept. 19: The terrorist attacks on New York and Washington marked a serious
Shannon Sculli, David Weimer are engaged
CANFIELD -- Announced by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Sculli Jr., 4532 Alderwood Drive, is the engagement
Balanced attack makes team go
The Browns' defense enjoyed playing with a two-touchdown lead. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS
Officials: With war, saving U.S. steel industry is crucial
Steel supporters say they're fighting their own war to keep the foundering industry afloat. By
SLIPPERY ROCK UNIVERSITY Alumnus to lead homecoming parade
A bust of the honoree will be unveiled at the student center as part of the activities. SLIPPERY
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YOUNGSTOWN AREA Police seek three men in rapes
The girls received rape exams at Forum Health Northside Medical Center. By PATRICIA MEADE
Nicole Ruby, Jason Marshall set wedding date
Nicole Ruby of Wheeling, W.Va., and Jason Marshall of Triadelphia, W.Va., are engaged. The bride-
Gunfire in Campbell
Gunfire in Campbell CAMPBELL -- A 22-year-old Army sergeant frightened off an unknown number of
AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Youngstown Board of Education, 6 p.m. caucus, 7 p.m. meeting, board offices, 20
Bailout the airlines but insist on changes in attitude
Opinion: As the nation's airlines line up for a share of the $15 billion bail-out promised by the president,
Defense Ty's one on
The Browns intercepted Lions QB Ty Detmer seven times. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
NOTEBOOK From Browns Stadium
Thefts: The Browns' seven interceptions of Detroit quarterback Ty Detmer tied the team's record set
Official: Law will aid tax lien sales
The law allows negotiated lien sales in counties of more than 200,000 people. By BOB JACKSON
SALINEVILLE Delays in construction frustrate school officials
The district is waiting for approval from the state commerce department. By NORMAN LEIGH
WORTH A LOOK
BAZAARS XBristolville United Methodist Church, Routes 45 and 88, will hold its annual fall bazaar
PHAR-MOR
PHAR-MOR Continuous losses Annual fiscal-year profits and losses reported by Phar-Mor since
NILES Hall of fame to induct eight
Inductees must have achieved career success, athletic accomplishments or contributed to the
Don't let the high-sounding concepts scare you away
Opinion: At the very least, Myron Orfield's study of the Mahoning Valley's social, economic and development
Sunday, September 23 (100 stories)
A New Yorker says thanks to people of Youngstown
Opinion: A New Yorker says thanks to people of Youngstown EDITOR: As one who lives and works in
PROFILE
PROFILE The Rev. Elizabeth Powell Born: Buena Vista, Ga., moved to Youngstown in 1925, graduated
CHRISTIE HEJDUK MARK ANNICHINE
CHRISTIE HEJDUK MARK ANNICHINE UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS -- Since returning from a honeymoon in Aruba,
GINA DEGENOVA ROB BRICKER
GINA DEGENOVA ROB BRICKER NILES -- Gina DeGenova, 890 Nancy St., became the bride of Rob Bricker,
AREA CALENDAR
SEPTEMBER TODAY -- Bristol Athletic Department golf outing at Riverview Golf Course, 10 a.m.
ANTOINETTE GOFF SHAWN CHENEY
ANTOINETTE GOFF SHAWN CHENEY MIDLOTHIAN, Va. -- The Gardens at Sunday Park provided the setting
Residents' suggestions for design of a Trumbull County flag:
Residents' suggestions for design of a Trumbull County flag: "It should have two hands, one black,
Covered bridges remain a legacy
Grove City College is looking for nominations for the 19th annual Florence E. MacKenzie Campus
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Cedar homes provide energy-efficient features
Q. I have thought of building a unique cedar home, but I wonder if the wood provides adequate wall
YSU good; better needed
YOUNGSTOWN -- It didn't take long for Youngstown State's players to understand this much: That
Pink Ribbon Gala planned for Oct. 13
BOARDMAN -- The American Cancer Society's fourth annual Pink Ribbon Gala will be held at 6:30 p.m.
2 on motorcycle hurt
2 on motorcycle hurt MECCA -- A motorcyclist and his passenger were seriously injured after being
KENDRA BROWN JUSTIN MCKAY
KENDRA BROWN JUSTIN MCKAY HOWLAND -- A honeymoon in Jamaica followed the wedding of Kendra Brown
TRUMBULL COUNTY FLAG Schoolchildren to submit ideas for design
River poster contest COLUMBIANA -- Pupils living in or attending schools in counties bordering the
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES TUESDAY American Red Cross Austintown Donor Center, 57 Westchester Drive, noon to 7
DANIELLE YOUNG DAVID LAROSA
DANIELLE YOUNG DAVID LAROSA BOARDMAN -- David LaRosa and his bride, the former Danielle Young,
Prosecutor should remember that his client is the public
Opinion: Mahoning County Prosecutor Paul Gains has decided not to represent county Probate Judge Timothy
IN THE CUP! Area holes in one
Michael Buzzard, Hubbard : Doughton course, Hubbard, on 191-yard, No. 1 hole with a 7-wood. It was
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of Sept. 23: TODAY Post 6488, VFW, 2065 Coitsville-Hubbard Road,
ERICA ELISER ROBERT HIRSCHL
ERICA ELISER ROBERT HIRSCHL MAKENA, HAWAII -- Poolenalena Beach at Makena on the Hawaiian island
PRIME GARDENS
PRIME GARDENS Eye-catching greenery It's difficult to single out any certain area of Savannah's
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Greenville's switch will make tough MCAC even better
Welcome aboard! For 30 years, Greenville High's football team has been the kingpin in the
JENNIFER ENGLISH AARON LUETH
JENNIFER ENGLISH AARON LUETH NILES -- St. Stephen Church was the setting at 6 p.m. Aug. 25 for the
Grdinich 50th is celebrated at dinner party
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. John Grdinich of Youngstown were honored at a private dinner party held
EDINBORO Fighting Scots give SRU the boot, 14-7
The outcome was quite different from last year's contest. By BILL ALBRIGHT VINDICATOR
INTERNET Search for 'Abe,' get ads for eBay
Web companies pay out to the highest bidder, making information gathering a daunting task. By PAUL
League opener embarrassing
Western Illinois opened its passing offense, but didn't have much to show. By BRIAN RICHESSON
CANFIELD FAIR Junior 4-H
Final results of various Junior 4-H horse competitions at the 2001 Canfield Fair. Sportsmanship
Reception honors 50th anniversary of the Hunkeles
POLAND -- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Hunkele, 6153 Acatello Place, were guests of honor at a dinner
Animal welfare league to hold annual walk and blessing
WARREN -- The Animal Welfare League of Trumbull County will hold its sixth annual Walk For Animals
By NORMAN LEIGH
By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU he history of the area's remaining covered bridges is
COURTS
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Divorces asked Pamela Yourick, 73 Pueblo Lane, Columbiana, vs. Howard Yourick,
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
FRIDAY'S GAMES
FRIDAY'S GAMES American League Boston 5, Detroit 2 Tampa Bay 7, Toronto 4 Baltimore 7, N.Y.
SHARON Group puts theater up for sale
Columbia Theatre Inc. has put $1 million into the building but would need as much as $6 million more
WOMEN'S HEALTH The tender touch
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER Expectant mothers lug around a lot of extra weight,
VanSickle Fun Day is set for Sept. 30
YOUNGSTOWN --The VanSickle Foundation's 11th annual For 'R' Kids Steak Fry and Family Fun Day will
Ridge faces two tasks: Protect the public and the Constitution
Opinion: We applaud President Bush on his naming of Tom Ridge, the governor of Pennsylvania, to the new
MIKE BRAUN Groups aim to get women outdoors
How would you like a lifelong hunting or fishing partner? One who would be there at your side, rain
MUSEUMS Area attractions
Arms Family Museum of Local History -- 648 Wick Ave., Youngstown, (330) 743-2589: "Far From Home:
MICHELLE SINCHAK ANTHONY SEBASTIANI
MICHELLE SINCHAK ANTHONY SEBASTIANI YOUNGSTOWN -- Monsignor Michael Cariglio officiated at 2 p.m.
Box-office benefit
Box-office benefit HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Tuesday will be Victims' Benefit Day at Cinema 8 on East
Adventurous combos enliven garden colors
Go ahead, be daring. Gardening authority Christopher Lloyd will give you the courage in "Color for
JENNIFER MONSEAU ADAM HOLIBAUGH
JENNIFER MONSEAU ADAM HOLIBAUGH PITTSBURGH -- Heinz Memorial Chapel was the setting at 6:30 p.m.
JATAUNA FOUNTAIN KENNETH COCHRANE JR.
JATAUNA FOUNTAIN KENNETH COCHRANE JR. YOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Jatauna Aisha Fountain and
WASHINGTONVILLE Residents ruminate on lack of leaders
Is a merger with Leetonia the answer to the village's political woes? By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
The St. Louis Cardinals are 42-21 since the All-Star break after beating the Pittsburgh Pirates
The St. Louis Cardinals are 42-21 since the All-Star break after beating the Pittsburgh Pirates
Wrobleski anniversary observed during dinner party in Austintown
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wrobleski, 108 N. Glenellen Ave., were honored at a dinner party
Location: Banff National Park is located in Alberta, Canada, about a 90-mile drive from Calgary. The
Location: Banff National Park is located in Alberta, Canada, about a 90-mile drive from Calgary. The
APRIL LOOMIS | RAY SNYDER
McDONALD -- The gazebo in McDonald Park was the setting at 5 p.m. Sept. 22 for the wedding of April
Awards luncheon for cancer survivors
Awards luncheon for cancer survivors BOARDMAN -- Man of the Year, Woman of the Year and Volunteer
MARSI LAWRENCE E. ANDREW KNIGHT JR.
MARSI LAWRENCE E. ANDREW KNIGHT JR. Marsi Danell Lawrence and E. Andrew Knight Jr., both of 19145
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK Greater Youngstown Sterling Floyd is wanted by the Mahoning Valley Violent
SUSAN MALIE DUANE WATKINS
SUSAN MALIE DUANE WATKINS NASSAU, BAHAMAS -- Nuptial vows were exchanged at 4:30 p.m. Aug. 25 by
CAMERON TIMS MICHAEL CASEY
CAMERON TIMS MICHAEL CASEY BOSTON -- The wedding of Cameron Lee Tims and Michael James Casey took
Arsons, progress took toll
Several of the area's original covered bridges were deliberately destroyed. By NORMAN LEIGH
ELIZABETH ANDERSON JAMES BROWN II
ELIZABETH ANDERSON JAMES BROWN II YOUNGSTOWN -- Elizabeth Anne Anderson, Tranquil Court, Odenton,
OHIO WOMEN'S HALL OF FAME Fueled by faith, minister blazed trail and kept going
At 99, she rises early each day and dresses in a suit, in case anyone needs her. By JoANNE VIVIANO
NILES McMenamy's expands and adds restaurant
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN A Niles banquet and event center is doubling its size and adding a
DIVISION III FOOTBALL Mount wins in a heart-stopper
Running back Chuck Moore scored with 26 seconds left to keep the Raiders' regular season win streak
DiRusso's expands from fairs to freezers
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Locally made sausage is sold in restaurants and hotels in four states.
Albani is Div. I runner-up at Malone
CANTON -- Tom Albani of Boardman High finished second in 16 minutes, 22 seconds in the Division I
JENNIFER ROBB MICHAEL LEE
JENNIFER ROBB MICHAEL LEE GIRARD -- The Rev. Charles Poore solemnized the marriage of Jennifer E.
TINA SAVO JOHN GRIZZLE
TINA SAVO JOHN GRIZZLE YOUNGSTOWN -- The gazebo in Fellows Riverside Gardens at Mill Creek Park
NEW CASTLE Mom, kids welcome new home
Eight Lions Club chapters in Lawrence County are contributing manpower and money to build the house.
Walk-a-thon will benefit child-care program at center
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown Chapter of Links Inc. will hold its annual walk-a-thon from 9 to 11:30
SEPT. 11 TERROR
SEPT. 11 TERROR Local victims These people with ties to the Mahoning and Shenango valleys have
MCCONNELL'S MILL Heritage festival
The ninth annual Heritage Festival will be Saturday and Sept. 30 at McConnell's Mill State Park. The
DiRusso's Sausage, long known for its sausage sandwiches at the Canfield Fair, sells to hotels and
DiRusso's Sausage, long known for its sausage sandwiches at the Canfield Fair, sells to hotels and
REGION Groups stress peace and patience
Violence begets violence but doing nothing assures more terrorism, a peace scholar said. By RON
NUTRITION PROGRAMS In the area
MAHONING COUNTY DACAS HotMeals offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 12 locations in Mahoning
POLITICS
POLITICS Village woes This village of 327, which straddles Mahoning and Columbiana counties, has
Defying time and weather
Although there are reasons covered bridges are covered, the shelter they afforded led to unintended
AWARDS/HALL OF FAME Youngstown Women's Bowling Association
The Youngstown Women's Bowling Association will recognize top performances from the 2000-2001 season
Lewis anniversary is celebrated in Columbiana
AUSTINTOWN -- A dinner party was held Sept. 22 at Das Dutch Haus Restaurant in Columbiana in honor
LOCAL EVENTS
LOCAL EVENTS Buckeyes for children BOARDMAN -- Youngsters can learn more about Ohio and buckeyes
TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL A sneak peek at the flicks
Here are some quick reviews of films screened at the 26th annual Toronto International Film
SOCCER Willis-led Mooney scores four goals
Hubbard's boys and girls teams both won. WARREN -- Freshman Kenny "Kiki" Willis scored four goals,
LISA KINNICK MARK DRAY
LISA KINNICK MARK DRAY BOARDMAN -- Married at 1:30 p.m. Sept. 22 at John Calvin-St. Paul United
Archangel auditions set in early October
Archangel auditions set in early October YOUNGSTOWN -- Registration will be Oct. 5 for prospective
REVIEW PLANNED
REVIEW PLANNED Emergency response A review will be conducted later this week with various
AGENDA
AGENDA MONDAY Youngstown Board of Education finance committee, 8 a.m., board caucus room at the
Event for diabetes scheduled for Oct. 7
CANFIELD -- The American Diabetes Association will sponsor America's Walk for Diabetes Oct. 7 at the
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS A Men's and Women's Recreational Day has been postponed to April 20, 2002, at the
AREA GOLF SCORES
MEN Vindicator (Pine Lakes): Dick Riley Best Ball Tournament: A Flight, Mike Vargo 277, Don Kniska
By DAN EGBERT
By DAN EGBERT RALEIGH NEWS AND OBSERVER When Michael Czeiszberger signed up for DSL service
Boasting beauty
By LAURIE M. FISHER VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Jagged mountains, aqua-colored alpine lakes and the
PROMOTIONS
PROMOTIONS Navy commander Navy Cmdr. Catherine A. Simpson of Poland was promoted to her present
YOUNGSTOWN Attacks were a sign from God, 2 residents say
A priest and an anti-abortion activist say God sent America a wake-up call. By IAN HILL
PREP VOLLEYBALL Fitch rallies in three sets to win Hubbard Classic
Hubbard won the opening game before falling to the Falcons; Boardman finished third. By MARK W.
REGIONAL AIRPORT Opinions differ on handling of crisis
Several officials said they don't know why so many officers came to the airport. By PEGGY
FASHION Q & amp;A
Q. Why doesn't someone make hipster jeans for plus-size women? After all, we're the one with real
Companies are adjusting their marketing as the public mood changes after the terrorist attack. D4
Companies are adjusting their marketing as the public mood changes after the terrorist attack. D4
TAC-8 Newton Falls rolls dice and wins
Champion's missed field goals turned out to be crucial. By SAL MARINO VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
NORTHFIELD RESULTS
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Gambling Willy(D Ward)3.803.202.20 Executive Macho(J
Restoration brings back a lost era
Officials want to create a haven where visitors can enjoy a restored bridge and natural beauty.
Saturday, September 22 (53 stories)
YOUNGSTOWN Loud music charges to be kept separate
Jamar A. Jones will plead no contest to two of the four charges according to an accepted plea
Yorty leads Blue Devils to victory
LISBON -- Keyed by three United second-half turnovers, the Lisbon High football team scored 23
TRAFICANT CASE Judge considers appointing lawyer
The judge's order has made a lot of technical legal work for the congressman -- who is not a lawyer.
Rocket goes awry; satellites feared lost
Rocket goes awry; satellites feared lost VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- A rocket carrying a
YSU Leathernecks pose big test for Penguins
Western Illinois has won four of its last five games against Youngstown State. By BRIAN RICHESSON
WARREN Closings expected soon in double slaying trial
The defendant did not testify in his own defense during the murder trial. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Plan would expand high school, switch career center affiliations
The board member wants 20 high school class units. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Investigation continues into '99 slaying
Individuals continue to be called to testify before county grand juries. By NORMAN LEIGH
Rebels rally for triumph over E.P.
Matt Thompson scored with 13 seconds left to give Crestview a 28-24 victory. By JOHN BUTERA
REACTION Metropolitan equity
A sampling of comments from public officials to the idea of metropolitan equity: Harold Davis,
Lightning forces teams to reschedule
AKRON -- The high school football game between West Branch and Akron Springfield was postponed
YOUNGSTOWN Speaker cites successes of regional cooperation
The Mall of America was the result of regional cooperation and tax sharing. By ROGER G. SMITH
YOUNGSTOWN Charged woman used false name
The woman has used her sister's name before. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
Blake and May wedding is set for November
The engagement of Holly J. Blake and Joseph Paul May, both of 4108-B Juiper Lane N.W., Wilson, N.C.,
Council leads Aliquippa to 18-0 victory
MOHAWK, Pa. -- Aliquippa High quarterback Marques Council rushed for two touchdowns and passed for
YOUNGSTOWN Campus Crusade official to address family event
The speaker is involved in a ministry geared to rebuilding urban families. YOUNGSTOWN -- Dr.
Knight Ridder Tribune
Knight Ridder Tribune BLESSED FOLLOWER: His Holiness Drubwang Pema Norbu Rinpoche, right, extends
Attacks lead DOE to postpone radioactive waste shipments
YOUNGSTOWN -- The U.S. Department of Energy has postponed train shipments of radioactive waste that
Mideast cease-fire honors victims of terrorist attack
Opinion: It took the bloody destruction of the twin towers of the World Trade Center and the bloody attack on
ICL Lowellville thrives late
The Rockets didn't let up in the second half en route to beating Jackson-Milton. By CHAD
In his speech, President Bush inspires trust in this nation but fear among its enemies
Opinion: President George W. Bush spoke only once Thursday night, but his message was directed at many.
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Cardinals (Smith 5-2) at Pirates (Ritchie 11-12). When: 7:05. Radio: KDKA-AM 1020.
Pagano-Johnson engagement is made known
Announcement of the coming marriage of Susan M. Pagano and Arthur L. Johnson, both of 3831 N.
BOARDMAN Children reach out to aid young victims
Money collected will benefit the children affected by the terrorist attacks. By IAN HILL
Shepas betters former teammate in Tigers' 54-14 win
Buckeye bound quarterback Justin Zwick threw for 314 yards and five touchdowns. By BOB ROTH
SHARON Town sends big message of support
A local family urges passers-by to show support by signing their billboards. By HAROLD GWIN
YOUNGSTOWN Civil rights officer asks club to end gender bias policies
Tippecanoe Country Club has three weeks to respond to the recommendations. By BOB JACKSON
SCHEDULE CHANGE Youngstown State football
One day after adding Marshall to their schedule, the Penguins made another change Friday, canceling
REGIONAL AIRPORT Layoff reports at Northwest pose a threat
Northwest Airlines is laying off 10,000 nationwide. VIENNA -- Layoffs at Northwest Airlines put
Local Arab-Americans decry all terrorism
Many say they have sworn to defend the United States from all terrorists. By TIM YOVICH
Fitch loses in Massillon
Fitch loses in Massillon Two former Cardinal Mooney High teammates met as opposing football
HALLELUJAH: The Rev. Thoreau D. May preaches a sermon at Eternal Love Baptist, a Chicago church that
HALLELUJAH: The Rev. Thoreau D. May preaches a sermon at Eternal Love Baptist, a Chicago church that
Sheriff adds 6 deputies to department
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning County Sheriff Randall A. Wellington swore in six deputies Friday, which
GAME TIME Today
Who: Indians (Woodard 3-3) at Twins (Radke 13-9). When: 1:30. TV: WJW Channel 8, WPGH Channel
MERCER Early scores propel Wilmington to win
Two Greyhounds accounted for six touchdowns and 283 yards rushing. By BILL ALBRIGHT VINDICATOR
Speaker cites successes of regional cooperation
The Mall of America was the result of regional cooperation and tax sharing. By ROGER G. SMITH
OHIO Ex-Cuyahoga official to seek state office
The candidate said he decided to run for Ohio's top elections position in the wake of the
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT U Storyteller Mike Mazur will share poems and humor at 7 p.m. Oct. 11, and Judith
Buffer zone required
Buffer zone required COITSVILLE -- Township trustees recently approved adding a 30-foot buffer
YOUNGSTOWN Tim Hagan accuses Taft of exploiting tragedy
The Democratic candidate said Gov. Bob Taft has stooped to new lows. By DAVID SKOLNICK
RABBI FRANKLIN MULLER Holy day calls for introspection
Yom Kippur is the single holiest day of the Jewish year. It is a day of prayer, fasting, meditation,
CAFARO FIELD Rain, lightning stop the music
It's too soon to say whether the concert will be rescheduled or refunds will be issued. By DEBORA
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Gregory H. Morton, 30, of 2312 Council Oak Drive, South Bend,
MAHONING VALLEY Funeral directors aid at crash sites
About 25 directors make up the Ohio Funeral Directors Mortuary Response Team. By PAUL WHEATLEY
Business funding is workshop topic
SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. -- Slippery Rock University, in cooperation with the Governor's Action Team, is
NEW JERSEY DMV: INS failed to probe applicants
The INS said federal privacy laws prevented it from cooperating with the state officials. By JIM
SCORES, SUMMARIES AND SCHEDULE
FRIDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL AREA SCORES Massillon Washington 54, Fitch 14 Boardman 52,
Spartans win big against Big Red
Boardman scored 31 points in the second quarter to key a 52-0 win. By GREG GULAS VINDICATOR
Associated Press
Associated Press WAITING FOR THE BELL: Trader Timothy Cochrane anticipates the closing bell on the
Forum Health Northside
Forum Health Northside Randy J. and Sheris D. Velez, 49 Parish Ave., Hubbard, boy, Sept. 21.
STEEL VALLEY CONFERENCE Ursuline regains confidence with 33-7 win
Coach Jim Vivo praised running back Delbert Ferguson but noted his team's mistakes woes. By CHUCK
Friday, September 21 (61 stories)
TRUMBULL COUNTY Money loss tightens plan
The state Legislature slashed program funding. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
GIRARD Attorneys for school board file motion against parents' lawyer
The attorney says he plans to take the Ohio Bar Exam in July. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
Henn charity baskets
Henn charity baskets LORDSTOWN -- A Prayer for Peace II basket -- United We Stand will be unveiled
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS Board candidates campaign at forum
School board hopefuls kicked off the political season. By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION WRITER
MAHONING CO. EMA building set for October
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning County's Emergency
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT U.S. Bankruptcy Judge William T. Bodoh has not ruled on whether to set a $600,000
American Red Cross, Mahoning Chapter, 8392 Tod Ave., Youngstown. Associated Neighborhood Centers,
American Red Cross, Mahoning Chapter, 8392 Tod Ave., Youngstown. Associated Neighborhood Centers,
Police revamp fleet; city to add three cars
The city expects to have about $75,000 in grant funds to help pay the lease. SHARON, Pa. -- The
Former rival added to slate
For Marshall, the game with YSU replaces one with Texas Christian that also was canceled on Sept.
CROSS COUNTRY Malone Invitational next test for runners
The Suburban League championships will be run Tuesday. A dozen area teams will compete in the 33rd
GAIL WHITE His patriotism is always out of the woodwork
Many of us have been digging our flags out of the attic and dusting off red, white and blue mementos
Chaney shuts out Wilson to continue domination
The Cowboys rolled to a 33-0 win behind Ed McElroy, Juan Serrano and great defensive play. By
Beatitude House to sponsor scramble
LAKE MILTON -- Beatitude House will hold a four-person golf scramble Sept. 30 at Lakeside Golf
Floral society show
Floral society show BOARDMAN -- East Liverpool Dahlia and Floral Society's 76th annual dahlia show
TRUMBULL COUNTY Mahoning deputy gets out on bond
The deputy pleaded innocent to all charges. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Jeff and Stefanie Hammond, 110 Hawkins Lane, Columbiana, girl, Sept. 20. Crystal
YSU, city schools work to make learning fun
Opinion: As in other inner city school systems, one of the challenges confronting teachers in the Youngstown
VIRGINIA Man copes with wife's death
The former Austintown man had a memorial service for his wife Monday. By JoANNE VIVIANO
HERMITAGE Committee looks at landscape law
Sidewalks are required for both residential and business areas. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
WARREN Band chips in for repair of boiler
Boiler repairs will save the hall money on gas bills. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
SHARON City council decides to curb turn lane
City officials fear the state might want back the $121,000 it provided. By HAROLD GWIN
MERCER COUNTY PennDot manager retires
The PennDOT supervisor served his entire 30 years in Mercer County. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
CLUB CALENDAR
ADVISERS X4-H Saddle Horse Advisers will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Ohio State University
Chase in Austintown leads to the arrest of Masury man
AUSTINTOWN -- A 21-year-old Masury man faces charges of driving under the influence, failing to
Police chief: Car was stolen near New York
WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. -- The case of the abandoned car found hidden in a ravine in Shenango Township
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: BOARDMAN Sept. 11 Criminal damaging: A rock was thrown through a
Coalition explores idea of metro equity
The area's growth trends aren't doing the region any good, an expert said. By ROGER G. SMITH
NEW CASTLE Man waives hearing; back in jail for now
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A Mercer County man is back in jail after waiving his right to a preliminary
Conspirator gets three years
LISBON -- A Hanoverton man will serve three years in prison for conspiring in a murder plot with
YOUNGSTOWN Judge drops county from lawsuit in death
The family alleged that police used excessive force. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
Supreme Court finally gives ex-judge her comeuppance
Opinion: It has taken three years, but at last the Ohio Supreme Court has made it clear that former Cuyahoga
Niles candlelight vigil is scheduled Sunday
Niles candlelight vigil is scheduled Sunday NILES -- Residents are invited to a candlelight vigil
GIRARD Coroner seeks cause of young child's death
The Trumbull County Prosecutor's Office and Girard police conferred on the boy's death. By TIM
Ex-cop declines to testify
The former police officer said he took a polygraph test and passed. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Columbiana residents muster their support
Response has been overwhelming, said a Red Cross official. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM
VOLLEYBALL Fitch sparkles with triumph over Quakers
The Facons got good performances from Maggie Case, Katie McDermott and Ashlee Lemke. By JOHN
HOWLAND Conference offers insight
New policies could help Valley groups, couple says. HOWLAND -- A township couple has returned from
MARVEL COMICS TO ANSWER THE QUESTION ... Who is Wolverine?
Several months ago, I embarked on a wonderful trip to Europe. Susan Eynon and Cynthia Perantoni,
Learning to get a kick out of soccer
I got a pretty interesting letter the other day. I don't get many letters, although to be honest,
LORDSTOWN Officials discuss creating resource officer position
More discussions are planned. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF LORDSTOWN -- The school
Giving spirit helps local agencies
Thirty-two local businesses joined for an annual Day of Caring breakfast. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN
Time for U.S. to re-evaluate its assassination policy
Opinion: Times change, and so must government policies. A U.S. policy that is overdue for change is the one
Sharon wants to help N.Y. and D.C. victims
SHARON, Pa. -- The city is due to get a new 100-foot aerial firetruck Feb. 1, but Fred Hoffman, city
Couple pleads innocent in pig-attack case
Couple pleads innocent in pig-attack case BROOKFIELD -- A Brookfield Township couple pleaded
Guiding principles that ACTION will use to develop a metropolitan equity plan:
Guiding principles that ACTION will use to develop a metropolitan equity plan: Provide incentives
Restaurants kick off United Way campaign
SHARON, Pa. -- Restaurant Revue 2001, traditionally the campaign kickoff point for the United Way of
PREP SOCCER Graves leads Ursuline to win with four goals
The sophomore forward has scored 10 goals in nine matches. STRUTHERS -- Sophomore forward P.J.
Book of basic information filled with tips on skin care
It's not exactly a pop-up book, but if ever there was a simple how-to primer, it's "The Beauty
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GIRLS SOCCER Howland still hungry after loss to once-beaten Poland
Britt Davis scored and goalie Landry Yankle preserved the 1-0 shutout. By BRIAN RICHESSON
Longo-Spirko wedding is set for mid-October
BOARDMAN -- The engagement of Deanna Longo and Tom Spirko, both of Boardman, is being announced by
Consumer agency cuts back services
Consumer agency cuts back services SHARON, Pa. -- Area residents seeking help with a consumer
Americans 'fanatical' about ideals and values
Opinion: Americans 'fanatical' about ideals and values EDITOR: What the Mideastern fanatics will come to
MAHONING COUNTY Terror act increases vehicle security
Police departments have always stressed the locking of cruisers and are reinforcing that rule. By
Autumn wedding set by Erica Getz, Robert Gostey
Announcement is being made of the engagement of Erica Lynn Getz, daughter of Donald L. Getz Sr. of
Student arrested
Student arrested YOUNGSTOWN -- A 19-year-old student involved in a fight with another female
VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP State-ranked Maplewood cruises in ESC match
Mineral Ridge improved to 10-1 and Hubbard to 11-0. SOUTH EUCLID -- Senior setter Stacey Parish
TWO-DEEP CHART Youngstown State vs. Western Illinois
YOUNGSTOWN STATE OFFENSE LT (73) -- Pat Crummey (6-4, 285, Sr.); (66) -- Josh Davis (6-5, 280,
SINGING THROUGH TEARS
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: In 1893, the United States was a worried and weary nation. A worldwide economic
City states policy for reservists
The city employs about 25 members of the National Guard or Reserve. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
Thursday, September 20 (69 stories)
WARREN Man guilty in rape of girl in park
The prosecution is recommending that the defendant serve seven years in prison. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
WEATHERSFIELD RMI, parent face uncertain times
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNSGSTOWN Its stock tumbled along with others in commercial aerospace, but
LISBON Johnny Appleseed gala centers on patriotism
The festival will donate a portion of the proceeds to disaster relief efforts. By NANCY TULLIS
STEEL VALLEY CONFERENCE How about the independents these days?
Warren Harding, Mooney and Ursuline remain without a future league. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL COUNTY Girard man indicted on sex-related charges
'Grandpa Bill' has been in the Trumbull County jail since Aug. 13. WARREN -- A 71-year-old Girard
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Floretta Moxley and Joseph McClendon, 464 Almyra Ave., Youngstown, girl, Sept. 18.
FESTIVAL Events schedule
Hours for the Johnny Appleseed Festival are 4 to 11 p.m. today and Friday, 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.
SVC | Through the years
March 31, 1949 -- Austintown Fitch, Campbell Memorial, Struthers, Girard, Hubbard, Niles McKinley
Pavilion to be dedicated in Coitsville
COITSVILLE -- A pavilion originally built at the boyhood home of William Holmes McGuffey will be
2 charged with pizza shop robberies
EAST LIVERPOOL -- East Liverpool police have charged a 19-year-old Wellsville man and a 19-year-old
Reminder for coaches and statisticians
Reminder for coaches and statisticians High school coaches and statisticians are reminded of The
NO HITCHHIKERS
Opinion: Washington Post: House Republicans are peddling a capital-gains tax cut as a possible economic
KORAN
KORAN The following are passages from the Koran, the holiest book in Islam, on war and peace. The
DiPietro-Raub engagement is announced
Mr. and Mrs. William DiPietro of Hubbard, Thomas Raub of Niles and Linda Raub of Howland are
LISBON Courthouse security becomes a priority
County officials are considering creating a security station at the courthouse. By NORMAN LEIGH
Western Illinois anxious to play game
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF YOUNGSTOWN -- The defending Gateway Football
WARREN Civil suit filed over brief rise in gasoline prices
Refunds were given to overcharged customers. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER WARREN --
Heart Walk chairwoman
Heart Walk chairwoman NORTH CANTON -- Stephanie Schorsten, a 22-year-old Youngstown native, is
GM-Lordstown donates
GM-Lordstown donates LORDSTOWN -- A collection taken at the gates of General Motors' Lordstown
SCHEDULE High school football
TONIGHT City Series Chaney vs. Wilson at YSU, 7 p.m. FRIDAY City Series Rayen vs. Canton
Firearms charges
Firearms charges CLEVELAND -- A federal grand jury in Cleveland has indicted three Youngstown-
MAHONING COUNTY Projects panel hires staffers
The projects panel will be a countywide resource for economic development. By BOB JACKSON
Fighting breast cancer
Fighting breast cancer BOARDMAN -- The National Kiss Goodbye to Breast Cancer Campaign will begin
TERRORISM IMPACT Traficant blames lack of federal police force
The congressman wants to require federal officials at airports to assist with security. By DAVID
FARRELL, PA. Housing project moves forward
The plan is to raze the Steel City complex and replace it with more attractive units. By HAROLD
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Friday night football
NEWTON FALLS vs. CHAMPION When: 7:30. Where: Champion High Stadium. Last meeting: Champion won 28-
OHIO STATE FOOTBALL 'Veteran' Clarett becoming leader of heralded class
The former Warren Harding star has a six-month head start on most freshmen. By GARY HOUSTEAU
NOTEBOOK | Ohio State football
Fitting in: Howland High's Doug Datish will, at some point during his career, find himself trying to
THE SERIES
THE SERIES Sunday: An overview. Monday: What led to the breakup. Today: What's in store for
OTHER INDICTMENTS Grand jury
The following indictments were issued Wednesday: Lee Kimble, 39, of Ohio Avenue, two counts of
Spears plans to donate to terrorist victims
Spears plans to donate to terrorist victims NEW YORK -- Britney Spears plans to give $1 from each
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LORDSTOWN Mayor has advice for school board
The mayor pointed to long executive sessions and a need for more communication as concerns. By
TMH NURSES PACT
TMH NURSES PACT Details Highlights of the contract which members of the United Nurses of America
WEST MIDDLESEX Police find suspicious car in ravine
Whoever left the Camaro there clearly tried to hide it, the police chief said. WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa.
MAHONING COUNTY Area firefighters stand by to help at trade center site
Local firefighters plan to take buses to attend a massive memorial service in New York. By
Just what the doctor ordered -- puppy love
Large dogs walk up and put their heads on hospital beds or the patients' lap. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN
Police arrest man after traffic stop
AUSTINTOWN -- A Moorefield Road man was arrested Wednesday after police found a white powder on the
HERMITAGE, PA. Developer tries to win residents' support for zoning
Two previous developers were unable to get the land rezoned for commercial use. By HAROLD GWIN
Neither clothes nor religion define a person as an enemy
Opinion: The terrorists who toppled the World Trade Center's twin towers could not have viewed their victims
Carlon-Pankuch wedding date to be Oct. 19.
COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Nancy and Edward Carlon, 250 Crossbow, formerly of Boardman, are announcing the
Maria Bajnok to be bride of Gilbert Garcia
NEWTON FALLS -- The engagement of Maria Karen Bajnok, daughter of Michael J. and Margaret Bajnok,
COUNCIL ACTION
COUNCIL ACTION Other topics Youngstown City Council handled these items Wednesday, its first
HERMITAGE Officers to ride on buses
School route runs will get the most attention, one official said. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
GIRARD Father jailed in sons' injuries
Police said both children had been beaten. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF GIRARD --
DISPARITIES Mahoning Valley
Examples of disparities among Mahoning Valley communities: The area's population declined 9
Tigers show true colors
Although the Howland High soccer team's record didn't show how good they are, the Tigers' play
GIRARD SCHOOLS Parents renew board effort
The board and its lawyers characterize the second removal attempt as ugly. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
YOUNGSTOWN Officials gather for opening of academy for SMARTS
The new location will allow SMARTS to expand to after-school, weekend and summer programming.
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DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Reiki Sue feels your pain and helps you end it
Audrey Bocek is delighted to have met Sue Deutschlander -- or Reiki Sue, as she likes to be called.
YSU FOOTBALL Heacock: Team not ready for opener
The Penguins are still sorting out their quarterback situation. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR
Inside
Inside The Mahoning Valley Scrappers defeated Lowell 7-2 Monday in a New York-Penn League game.
YOUNGSTOWN Disaster leaves imprint on Valley paramedics
The crew worked three days in New York at ground zero. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
Deputy arrested on drug charges
WARREN -- A 51-year-old Mahoning County deputy sheriff has been arrested on 16 counts of deception
WARREN Registered nurses at Forum Health ratify 3-year pact
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN A union leader said the memory of a long nurses' strike in Youngstown
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Bob and Bonnie Klein of Dayton are announcing the birth of their son, Colin Mitchel, Sept. 6 at
WARREN 'Today' show weatherman visits
Al Roker faced stringent airport security measures on his way to Warren. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
Report illustrates economic weak spots in region
The author advocates political cooperation to reverse the decline. By ROGER G. SMITH VINDICATOR
MATCHUP Youngstown State vs. Western Illinois
2-0Overall record1-0 41Points per game17 3.5Points allowed13 495.5Total offense302
TRUMBULL COUNTY Former cop denies accusation
The former police officer said he knew the victim and would not have arranged his death. By PEGGY
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Fitch's Davanzo Tate decides on WVU
Fitch coach Carl Pelini said Tate is the ideal guy to coach. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 2001 standings
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Area Muslims address beliefs
Muslims in the Mahoning Valley say their religion endorses peace, not war. By IAN HILL
For Fujimori to see justice, Japan must help Peru
Opinion: As president of Peru, Alberto Fujimori rode on top of the world -- especially with the help of his
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT Betty Fetchet of Liberty was misidentified in some editions Wednesday in a story
Wednesday, September 19 (64 stories)
EXCERPTS Letters, journal entries
I know if it was me in New York and Washington D.C. you guys would have gone in thier [sic] and
GIRARD SCHOOLS Board starts program to monitor air quality
Girard's superintendent says the idea is to get school employees involved in air quality. By TIM
Tractor driver killed
Tractor driver killed JAMESTOWN, Pa. -- Pennsylvania State Police said a Greene Township man died
Emotions settled, Penguins ready for Gateway opener
Defending champion Western Illinois comes to Stambaugh Stadium on Saturday night. By BRIAN
DIVISION I
DIVISION I Region 1 1, Cleve. St. Ignatius (4-0) 11.0500 2, Lakewood St. Edward (4-0) 10.4750
SALEM Hunt Valve reopens for work
A government spokesman said a probe of the company is unrelated to the terrorist attacks. By
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AVIATION Operations at small airports decline greatly
Managers at general aviation airports say they are operating far below normal. By PETER H.
LAWRENCE COUNTY Officials to fight landfill
The county hired an attorney to argue against the proposed landfill. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
Miss Appugliese to be bride of David Schaab
Plans for the upcoming marriage of Phyllis Appugliese of Youngstown and David Michael Schaab of
MEN'S SOCCER
MEN'S SOCCER Waynesburg 3, Thiel 1: GREENVILLE, Pa. -- The Tomcats took an early lead on Mercer
TRANSPORTATION More riders for buses, trains
National ridership rose 50 percent at Greyhound and 40 percent at Amtrak. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
Indians return on a roll
By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF CLEVELAND -- Tuesday night was a night to remember at
Trumbull recorder returns collections to general fund
WARREN -- The Trumbull County recorder is returning $289,524 to the county's general fund, money
WARREN Attorney identifies ex-cop in killing
The man who was slain was to testify in a drug case. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
YOUNGSTOWN Witness that skipped trial is found
One of the other witnesses was found in contempt of court, and one was cleared. YOUNGSTOWN -- The
COLUMBIANA Sewer project is almost finished
The city is still withholding 8 percent of the payment to the contractor. By NANCY TULLIS
Rape suspect says he had sex with girl
Rape suspect says he had sex with girl WARREN -- A 26-year-old Warren man facing three rape
Miss Hinchcliffe is engaged to Mr. Del Castello
Announcing plans for their forthcoming wedding are Melissa Hinchcliffe, 4756 Country Lane,
YOUNGSTOWN Police detain 7 Pakistani men for questioning by local FBI
Police found problems with birth dates on some visas. YOUNGSTOWN -- Seven Pakistani men found in a
Vitullo wants bribe-try report
The judge denied all last-minute motions, saying the deadline had passed. By PATRICIA MEADE
TUESDAY'S GAMES
TUESDAY'S GAMES American League Toronto 8, Baltimore 5 Boston 7, Tampa Bay 2 Cleveland 11,
GROVE CITY, SHARON Search goes on for 2 from Mercer Co.
Both were in the World Trade Center tower that was hit first. GROVE CITY, Pa. -- A former Grove
Learning about Valley
Learning about Valley YOUNGSTOWN -- "Meet the Mahoning Valley," a program of Leadership Mahoning
WASHINGTONVILLE Mayor to quit soon, official says
Councilwoman Theresa Allison described the mayor as frustrated by constant opposition. By NANCY
GAIL WHITE As life throws curves, this family hits home runs
I met Dave and Sandy Kent at the baseball field. Dave was easy to spot, his long hair flowing out
Ceremony pays tribute to cops who lost lives
About 200 people attended the ceremony. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF HOWLAND
Craft show to feature farmers' market
GIRARD--The 23rd annual Greater Girard Area Chamber of Commerce Craft Show is Sept. 29. West Liberty
YOUNGSTOWN
YOUNGSTOWN Approved two variances for Warriors Inc., the nonprofit agency associated with the
PREVIEW Football
THURSDAY CHANEY VS. WILSON Where: Stambaugh Stadium, Youngstown State University. When: 7 p.m.
LISBON County OKs road for power plant
The land for the road has been donated. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON -- If
GIRARD Father faces charges after tot is hospitalized
Police say more charges are expected. GIRARD -- A 24-year-old Girard man accused of injuring his
True heroes of our nation
In recent years, professional sports have often made the wrong call, especially when money was
AVIATION SECURITY
AVIATION SECURITY After the terrorist attacks People who operate, service or rent small aircraft
Miss McCowin Mr. Mordocco to wed Nov. 10
Plans for the forthcoming marriage of Melissa Ellen McCowin, 7051 West Blvd., Boardman, and Dominic
GOLDBERG CASE Judge asks court to reconsider
The judge changed his mind after reading the high court's decision. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
SALEM Official announces city lawsuit policy
The city is working to resolve several complaints about a skating park. By NORMAN LEIGH
Break helps Tribe's health, but psyche needed time, too
The team missed six games over the past week because of cancellations. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL COUNTY United Way lowers goal for fund raising
About 137,000 Trumbull County residents receive services from a United Way agency each year. By
DiFrangia-Stango engagement is made known
CANFIELD -- Bill and Angela DiFrangia of Russo Drive are announcing the engagement of their
VOLLEYBALL Schedule strength is factor in Fitch's win over Spartans
The Boardman team was previously unbeaten. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
DELTA SIGMA THETA Alumnae chapter to mark its 50th year
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. will mark its golden
INDIANS NOTEBOOK From Jacobs Field
Local voices: The Warren-based singing group "Everlasting Hope" sang "God Bless America" during the
2 big rigs to haul donated supplies to N.Y.
The trucker and his wife saw the twin towers fall. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
Pupils vent in drawings, letters
Youngsters put their thoughts in drawings, letters and journal entries. By JoANNE VIVIANO
Drawings, letters
Drawings, letters Although Canfield Village Middle School pupils won't send actual gifts to New
U.S. had better be ready to use its saber quickly
Opinion: The Bush administration has given Afghanistan's Taliban rulers an ultimatum with regard to the
Want to help relief effort? Send money, agencies say
The Salvation Army has served over 430,000 meals to rescue workers and volunteers, but now they need
New seminar, dining hall
New seminar, dining hall GIRARD -- The Girard Oldtimers will be the first group to use the new
Museum buys mastodon bones
The bones were discovered when a pond was being dug. SALEM -- The Cleveland Museum of Natural
Undaunted, air travelers refuse to cancel
Time, money and convenience will be elements of a changed travel industry, agents say. By ROGER
Dem group criticizes Traficant's remarks
Some members said the group shouldn't berate the congressman for his words. By DAVID SKOLNICK
MAHONING COUNTY Vitullo wants bribe-try report
The judge denied all last-minute motions, saying the deadline had passed. By PATRICIA MEADE
Man says co-worker burned his flag
Man says co-worker burned his flag BOARDMAN -- Township police are investigating a report of a
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Youngstown Sluggers -- of the Babe Ruth league will be conducting tryouts for its 13 and
Firefighters funds
Firefighters funds Two bank accounts have been opened to assist the families of firefighters who
MAHONING VALLEY Faith, defiance help overcome fear of flying
Terrorism won't dictate this couple's lives. By ROGER G. SMITH VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
WHAT'S NEEDED Relief effort
All monetary donations should be made out to the American Red Cross. Items specifically needed by
Couple mourns grandson's death
The family had been looking forward to a wedding next September. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
Kindness to others must continue in our nation
Opinion: Kindness to others must continue in our nation EDITOR: Sometimes when suffering comes, we ask
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses William Armour III, 33, of 112 Clinton St., Youngstown, and
Tuesday, September 18 (66 stories)
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OUR MEMORIAL GARDEN
OUR MEMORIAL GARDEN by Dan Cokrlic To anyone that's ever felt a loss This garden is for you.
Patriotism fills PNC Park
A sparse crowd honored America, baseball and the New York Mets. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR
Miss Lomker, Mr. Bartholow to be married
GREENFORD -- The engagement of Tracey L. Lomker, 11484 Market St., North Lima, and Michael R.
SALEM School leader urges tolerance
The panel agreed to spend about $20,000 on new textbooks. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
A summary of police activity:
A summary of police activity: Sept. 9 Burglary: Various pieces of electronic equipment were
SHARON SCHOOLS Superintendent gets 11-week medical leave
The board gave the business manager a raise to $73,000 a year. SHARON, Pa. -- The Sharon City
Kids' garden honors victims
Pupils say they're feeling sad and disappointed about the tragedy. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
Miss Sasinouski to be bride of Jason Zivkovich
YOUNGSTOWN -- The engagement of Vicki Sasinouski and Jason Zivkovich, both of 1534 Sheridan Road,
YOUNGSTOWN Board, church settle out of court
Mount Calvary paid the school board $55,000 by certified check, the superintendent said. By PETER
MAHONING VALLEY Area malls report sales fluxes
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Eastwood Mall is reporting slower sales in the wake of last week's terrorists
YOUNGSTOWN A Hanni will run for school board
Six candidates are seeking the two-year term on the Youngstown school board. By DAVID SKOLNICK
MAHONING COUNTY Commissioners' clerk faces assault charge
Mahoning County officials say they will review the situation. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
New elementary school will open sooner than planned
SHARPSVILLE, Pa. -- The new Sharpsville Area Elementary School will open after Thanksgiving, a month
Jennifer Shook, Daniel Wagner are engaged
BERLIN CENTER -- The engagement of Jennifer R. Shook, 17265 Mock Road, and Daniel J. Wagner, 2116
BOARDS OF EDUCATION
BOARDS OF EDUCATION CHAMPION U Approved a 4-percent rate increase for substitutes, as follows:
Pirates, Mets go back to work
The Mets topped the Bucs, 4-1, one of the first games played in seven days. By TOM WILLIAMS
WARREN Kids' garden honors victims
Pupils say they're feeling sad and disappointed about the tragedy. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Theater at Scottish Cathedral is a rite to remember
John, my husband, is the scene and lighting designer for Youngstown State University's theater
THE CITY THAT CAN
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: Over the years, whenever something negative happened in New York City -- an awful
Hermitage offered counseling in crisis
HERMITAGE -- Superintendent Karen Ionta told the school board Monday the district had building
PAY RAISES Sharpsville Schools
Nine mid- and low-level administrators in the Sharpsville Area School District were granted pay
WARREN Company sues over concert
ICM said it would provide Soul Decision and Evan and Jaron as opening acts for 98 Degrees. WARREN
'Different' atmosphereas Bucs fall
Manager Lloyd McClendon said he didn't feel the spirit of competition. By TOM WILLIAMS
WRITE-IN CANDIDATES Nov. 6 election
Monday was the deadline for candidates to file as write-ins in the Nov. 6 general election. Only
MAHONING CO. COURTHOUSE Bids will be sought in parking project
Commissioners are to vote Thursday on seeking bids again for the project. By BOB JACKSON
Child safety day planned in Girard
Child safety day planned in Girard GIRARD -- Dr. Christopher M. Hafely will join other
Traficant gets flak, praise for remarks
A local Jewish leader said the congressman's statements are akin to giving comfort to the enemy.
UNITED SCHOOLS New pact
Superintendent (12+ years experience): Was $73,726, now $79,270; to $82,050 in 2002-03, $84,512 in
Parents announce Endress-Lind engagement
YOUNGSTOWN -- Ted and Carole Endress, 403 Meadowbrook Ave., announce the engagement of their
Parents announce Rutana-Filek engagement
The engagement of Melissa Rutana of Boardman and Chuck Filek, also of Boardman, is announced by the
BOARDMAN Two young men face string of drug charges
Police became suspicious when neither of them answered when asked why they were in the area and what
Here's what happened Monday to stocks of companies with local operations, with closing stock price
Here's what happened Monday to stocks of companies with local operations, with closing stock price
Never forget Always remember
Opinion: A week ago, America and much of the world stopped dead, watching in horror as the forces of evil
Group to renovate homes, build more
Selling the nonprofit homes is aimed at stabilizing aging streets and the agency's own investment.
April Crump, Brian Habeger plan fall wedding
The engagement of April Crump of Boardman, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Crump and Mr. and Mrs.
A Hanni will run for school board
Six candidates are seeking the two-year term on the Youngstown school board. By DAVID SKOLNICK
WARREN Testimony set in murder trial
If convicted, the defendant could face 23 years to life prison. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
Agents search, issue subpoenas at Hunt Valve
Some employees are being instructed to appear in federal court early next month. By NORMAN LEIGH
MAHONING VALLEY Leaders want share of state funds
The legislators stress the need to work together to capture scarce capital bill money. By DAVID
BOARDMAN Township takes back Rural Metro's penalty
The company showed that it had met the time limit for responses. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
WARREN Bureau seeks director
WARREN -- The Trumbull County Convention and Visitor's Bureau will begin advertising for a new
Woman testifies Warren man raped her
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- A defense attorney says a 27-year-old
Group gets first female president
YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown Maennerchor has inducted its first female president since the group was
REUNIONS
Newton Falls High School Class of 1971 will be celebrating its 30-year reunion Sept. 28-29. Anyone
HOW THEY FARED YSU Opponents
Lock Haven (0-3) lost to Bloomsburg 34-24; Next: at Indiana, Pa. Clarion (1-2) beat Tiffin 27-14;
LEETONIA Law enforcers patrol streets, trails on bikes
Leetonia police hope to have four officers on bikes in the spring. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
HUBBARD Council to create condominium zoning class
City council responded to residents' concern about apartments. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER CANFIELD -- Rachel McCammon can take a carryout
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Erick and Melissa Seidel, 526 Lincoln Ave., Niles, boy, Sept. 16. Kevin and
In Valley, small investors had big idea of supporting American businesses
One Austintown broker had 45 client calls by midafternoon Monday, and all but one were requests to
MERCER COUNTY Farrell man sentenced for drug possession
Police found $12,000 worth of crack cocaine in a heating duct. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
PIRATES NOTEBOOK From PNC Park
Close call: Pirates catcher Keith Osik was on a plane at New York's LaGuardia Airport on Sept. 11
Show to honor America
Fireworks following Saturday's game at Stambaugh Stadium will carry a message. YOUNGSTOWN -- The
Council to create zoning category
HUBBARD -- City council has decided to create a zoning category so apartments can't be built in or
YOUNGSTOWN Traficant gets flak, praise for remarks
A local Jewish leader said the congressman's statements are akin to giving comfort to the enemy.
7th Ward coalition plans candidates' forum for board of education
7th Ward coalition plans candidates' forum for board of education YOUNGSTOWN -- The 7th Ward
Champion schools
Champion schools CHAMPION -- Homecoming is Friday. Activities begin with a parade at 6:45 p.m.,
SHARPSVILLE SCHOOLS Board vote nixes raises for top posts
The school board also failed to approve three change orders for improvements to the football field.
Concert to aid fund
Concert to aid fund NILES -- A country music concert featuring Jo Dee Messina, Dwight Yoakam and
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER CANFIELD -- Rachel
Mercer Co. official suspended from job
Mercer Co. official suspended from job MERCER, Pa. -- Mercer County Fiscal Director Jeff
GETTING IT RIGHT
Poland native Catherine Simpson works for the assistant secretary of the Navy, manpower and reserve
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Joshua J. Bowers, 21, of 314 Poland Ave. #2, Struthers, and
Weep for the valiant emergency personnel
Opinion: Weep for the valiant emergency personnel EDITOR: I have been a volunteer firefighter for for
Monday, September 17 (37 stories)
YMHA settles tenants' suit over lead abatement
YMHA will keep better tabs on defective paint problems in its housing units. By BOB JACKSON
Group to renovate homes, build more
Selling the nonprofit homes is aimed at stabilizing aging streets and the agency's own investment.
COLUMBIANA CORNER County beefs up security at courthouse
One reaction to last week's terrorist attacks was stepped up security at the Columbiana County
Lori Brooks, Vincent Zuccaro to be married
AUSTINTOWN -- Joseph and Patricia Brooks of Austintown are announcing the engagement of their
Concerns in the long run
Opinion: It isn't yet known, whether last week's attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon started
Teen alleges man asked her to pose for nude photographs
YOUNGSTOWN -- Police are investigating a North Side couple after two teen-age girls told authorities
WEATHERSFIELD Officials plan to correct sewer that runs to mine shaft
A citizens group is concerned about the effect the sewer may have on the area's drinking water. By
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Miss Kovalchik to be bride of David Rischar
AUSTINTOWN -- The engagement of Kathi Kovalchik, 4531 Deopham Green Drive, and David Rischar, 56
Beaver trustees meet
Beaver trustees meet NORTH LIMA -- Beaver Township trustees will meet in special session at 7 p.m.
Miss Rosenberg, Todd Johnson to marry Oct. 27
LISBON -- Ramona and William Rosenberg, 36725 Hull Road, are announcing plans for the coming wedding
Effort begins to beautify city
Volunteers are being sought to help plan locally for Make A Difference Day. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
COLUMBUS Professional association awards paper's staffers
Ten Vindicator staffers were recognized. COLUMBUS -- Vindicator staff members won awards in five
Cramer-Caruso wedding date will be Nov. 3
The engagement of Kelly Marie Cramer of Poland and Alessio Caruso of Boardman is being announced.
Police investigate death of baby boy
YOUNGSTOWN -- Police were called to a North Watt Street home to investigate the death of a 2-month-
FINANCEX Personal finance columnist Jeff Brown has changed his mind. Instead of putting his $600
FINANCEX Personal finance columnist Jeff Brown has changed his mind. Instead of putting his $600
Bruno's indictment should prompt Youngstown probe
Opinion: Boardman Atty. Lynn Sfara Bruno has been indicted by a federal grand jury for her role in a case-
Man faces concealed-weapon charge
BOARDMAN -- A 29-year-old Youngstown man is charged with carrying a concealed weapon after he was
Thieves, vandals target cars in rash of crimes in township
AUSTINTOWN -- Cars and trucks were a popular target for thieves and vandals in the township this
Strollo looking for I-AA games
Ron Strollo, the director of intercollegiate athletics at Youngstown State, is getting his first
FRANK PIATEK | One on One Civil War interest began at battlefield
When did you first become interested in the Civil War? When I was 9 years old, my parents took me
Burns-Booth engagement is made known
AUSTINTOWN -- Announcement is being made by Richard and Sandra Burns of Austintown of the engagement
Miss Madacsi, Mr. Leskanic to be married
AUSTINTOWN -- James and June Madacsi, 163 S. Kimberly Ave., are announcing the engagement of their
WORTH A LOOK
CRAFT SHOWS XUnited Local PTO, 8143 state Route 19, Hanoverton, will hold its annual craft show
The play's the thing
The play's the thing PEORIA, ILL. -- John Scacchetti, a son of John and Diane Scacchetti of
WEEKEND LEADERS High school football
100-YARD RUSHERS Maurice Clarett, Warren Harding, 213 yards, 17 carries, 2 TDs. Josh Cayson,
Community awareness
Community awareness MILTON -- A community awareness program will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept.
Food fight ends in attempted homicide charges
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Police say a Hermitage man cut two men with the jagged edge of a beer bottle in a
Police look into robbery of YSU student
Police look into robbery of YSU student YOUNGSTOWN -- Police are investigating the robbery an 18-
Doctor, a Boardman native, assists at scene
The Boardman native was among the first wave of doctors taken to the World Trade Center site. By
KEEP RESPONDING TO EVIL WITH GOOD
Opinion: Wichita Eagle: Disasters can bring out the best in people. They can move ordinary citizens to
Terrorist fanatics will never understand what makes America great
Opinion: Terrorist fanatics will never understand what makes America great EDITOR: Once while attending
YOUNGSTOWN Traficant incites ire with remarks
A Mahoning Valley political group that supports the congressman also is not pleased with his
FOP plans to honor cops who died in N.Y.
FOP plans to honor cops who died in N.Y. HOWLAND -- The township's Fraternal Order of Police
Minutes after trading resumed, the Dow was down more than 240 points and the Nasdaq had fallen 100
Minutes after trading resumed, the Dow was down more than 240 points and the Nasdaq had fallen 100
Sunday, September 16 (114 stories)
Family dinner held to honor Guidos jubilee
CAMPBELL -- A family dinner party to celebrate the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
KEYSTONE CLIPS Commissioner hits the jackpot with state development funds
Hermitage Commissioner Bill Scanlon was all smiles as he accepted an oversized facsimile check from
NANCY LESKOVAC MICHAEL VARCHULIK
NANCY LESKOVAC MICHAEL VARCHULIK YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. Robert Ashman presided at the 10:30 a.m.
PIQUA -- St. Boniface Church was the setting at 1 p.m. Aug. 11 for the wedding of Lisa Michelle
PIQUA -- St. Boniface Church was the setting at 1 p.m. Aug. 11 for the wedding of Lisa Michelle
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO Who: Jo Dee Messina with Grammy winner Dwight Yoakam (above) and Gary Allan. When: 7
APTOS, Calif. -- Kate Walgren of Moss Beach, Calif., a daughter of Larry and Polly Walgren of Powers
APTOS, Calif. -- Kate Walgren of Moss Beach, Calif., a daughter of Larry and Polly Walgren of Powers
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LOWELLVILLE lip Jendre50 Ron Comerford49 Vince Kamicker49 Tim Mann48 Lonnie Sproull48 Larry Yaeger
'UNDERCURRENTS' Crime novel shares method of masters
The mystery relies on a patient unraveling of character and psychology. By ROB STOUT SPECIAL TO
Pennsylvania fish commission to meet
The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission will hold its fall quarterly meeting Sept. 30 and Oct. 1
Children take cues from adults
Tuesday's acts of terrorism are unprecedented in the American experience. Children may be confused
WARREN Minorities, women sought to fight fires
Out of the department's 67 firefighters, eight are minorities, the acting chief said. By PEGGY
SOCCER Duracky powers Mooney to fifth
Behind Katie Duracky's four goals, Mooney padded its undefeated record to 5-0. YOUNGSTOWN -- Katie
ANNETTE BROWN GREGORY RICHARDSON
ANNETTE BROWN GREGORY RICHARDSON YOUNGSTOWN -- Annette Carrie Brown and Gregory Delmar Richardson
KELLI KROK JOHN LESHINSKY JR.
KELLI KROK JOHN LESHINSKY JR. CANFIELD -- Lord of Life Lutheran Church was the setting at 4 p.m.
Lawrence County GOP plans October dinner
Lawrence County GOP plans October dinner NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- David Barensfeld, president and chief
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple NOT ARABIC: Dalbir Dhillon, co-owner of Valley View Gas at Mahoning
Anniversary is celebrated by Sciortinos
BOARDMAN -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Sciortino, 778 Mapleridge Drive,
IN THE CUP! Area holes in one
Jim Duncan of Canfield at Dogwood course on the 185-yard, No. 8 hole with a 6-iron. Witnesses were
CRIME SOLVER
CRIME SOLVER Mercer County A business burglary is the focus of Mercer County Crime Solvers this
Cless anniversary is observed at garden party
WARREN -- A garden party and dinner were held Sept. 8 in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Cless, 147
Business Expo, aviation day to mix
BUTLER, Pa. -- A full day of free business, aviation and entertainment activities is planned for
Brotherly competition
By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF BOARDMAN -- Chris Rupe and Ted Rupe are pretty familiar
MIKE BRAUN Terror's effects reach the outdoors
If there were an area far removed from the tragedy of the past week, one might think it would be
CURRENT PRICES Check local markets
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA Fishing tournament The 42 annual Pennsylvania State Championship Fishing Tournament
CAREER PATHS
HEALTH CARE YOUNGSTOWN -- Dr. Richard Cowett, M.D., has been named director of the division of
MARY JOANNA GOCALA SCOTT MCINTYRE
MARY JOANNA GOCALA SCOTT MCINTYRE YOUNGSTOWN -- Mary Joanna Gocala and Scott J. McIntyre were
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of Sept. 16: MONDAY United Veterans Council, at VFW Post 3307,
FARRELL Pedas plans to retire but will keep giving
The planetarium director has given more than $360,000 to the district. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
JACK WOLLITZ Fishing helps occupy mind
On the surface, it would seem trivial to talk about fishing today. But in a very real sense, it is
McDONALD -- At 6 years old, when his mother took him to the taping of a TV talk show, Martin Graff
McDONALD -- At 6 years old, when his mother took him to the taping of a TV talk show, Martin Graff
SIGNS OF THE TIMES Neon makes a colorful comeback
Want to brighten up your business or even your house? By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
SHARON SHANKS | The Cosmos With equinox comes talk of reason for seasons
Autumn arrives at 6 p.m. Saturday, give or take a minute or two. We know that the temperature won't
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baer celebrate 60 wedding anniversary at dinner
BOARDMAN -- The 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baer, 91 Green Bay Drive, was
BRIDGET MCNEIL D. JASPER SIMCOWSKI
BRIDGET MCNEIL D. JASPER SIMCOWSKI CANFIELD -- A reception was held Aug. 18 at the Pavilion at
THE KOVELS | Antiques and collecting Kewpies helped to sell a variety of products
Kewpies were the idea of Rose O'Neill, an artist and poet who wrote and illustrated articles in home
STEEL VALLEY CONFERENCE Boardman overwhelms Mooney
Tom Zetts' four TD passes, three of them going to Jay Upthegrove, led the Spartans to third triumph.
'Imperfect Souls' is effort by Liberty native
"Imperfect Souls," by Lisa Boucher (AmErica House, $24.95) Lisa Boucher, a former Youngstown
NUTRITION PROGRAMS In the area
MAHONING COUNTY DACAS HotMeals offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 12 locations in Mahoning
Henry jubilee to be celebrated at open reception
BAYONET POINT, FLA. -- An open house reception will be held from 3 to 5 p.m. Sept. 23 at the
Howell jubilee is celebrated with trip to Calif.
YOUNGSTOWN -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Howell Sr., 323 E. Scott St.,
COURTS
COURTS COLUMBIANA COUNTY Divorces asked Richard Rayle, 773 8th Ave., LaCroft, East Liverpool,
There always are ways to take pride in your work, even if you haven't yet found your dream job, says
There always are ways to take pride in your work, even if you haven't yet found your dream job, says
COUNTRY CONCERT AT CAFARO Starry-eyed singer
Boston-born singer Jo Dee Messina loves the business of country music. She loves her Cafaro Field
POWERS PLANS
POWERS PLANS TUESDAY: Michael Bolton sings pop hits and operatic arias with Youngstown Symphony
Benefit walk planned Oct. 6
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Ohio Buckeye Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society will hold an MS-
NICOLE CHOVAN RICHARD HOLLAND
NICOLE CHOVAN RICHARD HOLLAND HUBBARD -- The marriage of Nicole Lynn Chovan, daughter of John and
Blue ribbons are awarded at flower show
YOUNGSTOWN -- Entries in design and horticulture received blue ribbons in the Garden Forum flower
The Vindicator
The Vindicator PREPARATIONS: Promoters of the celebration dinner planned for Oct. 13 by Easter
MERCER COUNTY Sharon routs Grove City
The Tigers scored twice in the final four minutes of the first half and went on to a 42-3 win. By
PREP SCORES & amp; SUMMARIES
FOOTBALL SATURDAY'S RESULTS AREA Boardman 42, Mooney 7 Columbus Christian 18, Southington 7
Gabrieles mark 50th anniversary during reception
POLAND -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Gabriele, 2428 Knollwood Ave., was
YSU trustees heap praise and money on Dr. Sweet
Opinion: If enrollment at Youngstown State University had remained the same as last year, instead of
Teens, tots, and terrorism
Area mothers help their children grasp the images, effects of the New York, Washington attacks.
AREA CALENDAR
SEPTEMBER TODAY -- The 11th annual Dick Borowicz Memorial Scholarship Scramble at Borland Golf
Restoration brings back a lost era
County officials want to create a haven where visitors can enjoy a restored bridge and the natural
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Red Cross: Don't forget local needs
Chapters of the organization are always in need of local volunteers, a local director says. By
MICHELE LINDEMAN ANTHONY CRETELLA
MICHELE LINDEMAN ANTHONY CRETELLA YOUNGSTOWN -- Anthony D. Cretella, 610 E. Marshall Road,
Walls, roofs gave protection, cover to animals, people
Although there are reasons why covered bridges are covered, the shelter they afforded led to
OHIO OUTDOORS $2.5M in grants for boating
The grant funds came from registration fees and a motor fuel tax. COLUMBUS -- Governor Bob Taft
Parent-child programs
YOUNGSTOWN -- YMCA Parent-child programs allow mothers and fathers the opportunity to strengthen
INDIAN ORIGIN: Dalbir Dhillon, owner of Valley View Gas in Youngstown, said he has received several
INDIAN ORIGIN: Dalbir Dhillon, owner of Valley View Gas in Youngstown, said he has received several
Program offered for relocated executives
Program offered for relocated executives YOUNGSTOWN -- "Meet the Mahoning Valley," a daylong
In memoriam
Opinion: In churches and synagogues, in cathedrals and mosques, in Buddhist, Sikh and Hindu temples, in
TRACY MAIETTA STEVEN NASE
TRACY MAIETTA STEVEN NASE YOUNGSTOWN -- Monsignor Michael Cariglio officiated at 3 p.m. Sept. 15
OAC FOOTBALL Mt. Union rolls past Otterbein 48-10
The unbeaten Raiders fell behind again early, but were never really threatened. By MARK W. MILLER
KERI KINNICK CHRISTOPHER VOKISH
KERI KINNICK CHRISTOPHER VOKISH CAMPBELL -- The marriage of Keri Lynn Kinnick, daughter of Joseph
FUND-RAISER Easter Seals and Angels to hold anniversary dinner
Easy Street Productions will entertain at the Oct. 13 event at Mr. Anthony's. BOARDMAN -- The
THE WRITER Dr. Virginia Witt
Age: 43 Residence: Passaic Park, N.J. Hometown: Youngstown. Moved to Arizona when she was 14,
LYNNE BIASELLA BROWN BROWNLIE
LYNNE BIASELLA BROWN BROWNLIE BOARDMAN -- Lynne Biasella and Brian Brownlie, both of 3695 Indian
RESPONSE Religious leaders: Prayer and tolerance are needed
The local faith community responded to the tragedy with messages of love. By D.A. WILKINSON
STEPHANIE PHILLIPSON ROBERT KOPEY
STEPHANIE PHILLIPSON ROBERT KOPEY CANFIELD -- Western Reserve United Methodist Church was the
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go The Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel is at 107 Sixth Avenue. For weekend
Canfield tennis team second in meet
GATES MILLS -- The Canfield High tennis team placed second in the eight-school Hawken Doubles
Turbans don't mean terrorists, stress Sikhs who were harassed
A local doctor says he wants to help with the rescue efforts, but he's concerned his offer will be
HOW SHE SEES IT Thousands willing to help; few to save
By DR. VIRGINIA WITT SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR I am one of the doctors who work at St. Francis
YOUNGSTOWN Powers is tuned up and ready for show
Much has happened at Powers Auditorium since a restoration project began July 1, but will patrons
JULIE PIGNANELLI DANIEL MCCOWN
JULIE PIGNANELLI DANIEL MCCOWN YOUNGSTOWN -- The Chapel of Friendly Bells at Trinity United
Valley telethon raises $250,000
BOARDMAN -- Youngstown-area residents overwhelmed area radio and television stations Saturday by
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
NORTH LIMA -- Jim Baumgarten, a driver for Roadway Express Inc., has been recognized by the company
Why isn't the city inspecting rental units? There's a program, but it isn't operating yet.
Why isn't the city inspecting rental units? There's a program, but it isn't operating yet. By
Dinner and family celebration mark Mr. and Mrs. Ball's 60th anniversary
PETERSBURG -- The 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer Ball, 13007 Harman Road, is being
Island's history preserved
Six museums open a window to the past on Manitoulin Island. The Centennial Museum of Sheguiandah
Heart Walks scheduled
Heart Walks scheduled The American Heart Association Youngstown Metro Division's annual Heart
SOCCER Duracky powers Mooney
Behind Katie Duracky's four goals, Mooney padded its undefeated record to 5-0. YOUNGSTOWN -- Katie
Crime Clinic to mark 50th year at dinner Tuesday
CANFIELD -- The Crime Clinic of Greater Youngstown will celebrate its 50th anniversary during a
Sykes' 5 TDs key Moon to first victory of year
MOON TOWNSHIP, Pa.-- Austin Sykes scored five touchdowns and rushed for over 200 yards to lead Moon
VOLLEYBALL Canfield upends United
The Cardinals rallied from a first-game drubbing. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT BELOIT -- Junior Jill
Prayer sees family through accident
The Armours lost their only children in a car accident and credit God and the support of their
Sorority anniversary
Sorority anniversary YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc.
Hotel is at home in city's art center
Yearning for big city ambience at Midwestern prices? Try a night on the town in Pittsburgh. From
YOUNGSTOWN Police investigate shooting of man
YOUNGSTOWN -- Police are investigating a shooting that sent a Youngstown man to the hospital with
Runcans observe 60th anniversary at family dinner
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Runcan, 1157 E. Shawnee Trail, were the guests of honor as their
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Replace water heater to increase efficiency
Q. Our old electric water heater does not leak yet, but we run out of hot water for morning showers.
AREA GOLF SCORES
MEN Transit Tours (Countryside) -- Low gross: Rick Democko 36, Bob Zetts 37, Mark Braydich 39; Low
ODNR 2001 boating access grants
Among the grants warded are these in the northeastern Ohio area: ASHTABULA COUNTY Ashtabula City
NEW YORK Man finds return to normal life is hard
Brian Mayle, a New York resident from Boardman, thought the reopening of Broadway came too soon
AGENDA
AGENDA MONDAY Liberty Board of Education, 7 a.m., board offices, Guy Middle School. Youngstown
Keeping terrorists from nation won't be easy, experts assert
A Vindicator Web site poll showed that people prefer more immigration restrictions to combat
HUBBARD Project replaces faulty line
Myron Street's old 8-inch line often ruptured five to 10 times during the winter. By TIM YOVICH
America will prevail
Opinion: America will prevail EDITOR: May God be with those who were victims and whose loved ones were
WARREN Cayson helps JFK to 22-7 win over Kennedy
Josh Cayson rushed for 184 yards and an important late touchdown. By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Onderko hired as conference's new S.I.D.
The President's Athletic Conference has a new information director. Joe Onderko, sports
Child-rearing meeting
Child-rearing meeting NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A meeting for grandparents and others rearing children of
SCOTT SHALAWAY Keeping sane in an insane world
When terror, hate, and murder intrude on the daily lives of all Americans, it's tempting to respond
Several factors figured in loss
Several of the area's original covered bridges were deliberately destroyed. By NORMAN LEIGH
Work continues in raising of sub
Work continues in raising of sub MOSCOW -- The barge used in the operation to cut off the bow of
Traficant stands with those who oppose U.S.
Opinion: Traficant stands with those who oppose U.S. EDITOR: Imagine, if you can, how you would have felt
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Dragoon(W Case Jr)3.002.402.20 Sterling Scooter(B
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS Pond clinic, 6-8:30 p.m. Sept. 20, McMahon Hall, Mill Creek Parks Experimental
Island of tranquillity
By CATHY SECKMAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT MANITOULIN ISLAND, Ontario -- Summer holidays get more
'Rebellious'Davies is runner-up
Lisa Davies of West Branch ran inside instead of outside the soccer goal, and took second in the
Saturday, September 15 (47 stories)
Traficant crosses the line with speech on terrorism
Opinion: Making outrageous comments from the well of the U.S. House of Representative is Congressman James A.
Residents unite in one cause
People of various faiths and occupations asked for cooperation during Friday's ceremonies.
JUDAISM Holy days
Jews will celebrate three holidays in the coming weeks. The holidays include: Rosh Hashanah:
Poland native recalls shock
The Navy commander expects to be back at work in the Pentagon on Monday. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
STRUTHERS Wildcats even record at 2-2
Howland won its fourth straight while Salem and Niles lost. By CHAD KRISPINSKY VINDICATOR
TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE Crestview ends OT jinx with win over Leetonia
Joe Leskosky came up big on defense to preserve the victory. By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Group tries to raise funds
Now that it has landed its tax-exempt status, the group says it may be able to gather more
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CANFIELD FAIR Floral design
Floral design and plant winners from Choffin Career and Technical Center: HORTICULTURE II
TRAFICANT'S CASE Judge rejects request for more time
The congressman assured the judge in July that he already had his evidence. By PATRICIA MEADE
THE PENTAGON Staff sergeant has grim duties
The Boardman native is among those who met President Bush when he visited the Pentagon crash site.
In wake of attack, The Coup pulls artwork
In wake of attack, The Coup pulls artwork Before Tuesday, the cover liner of the new CD by the
Chaney High School graduate tells of fears for friends' safety
The singer's biopsy has been delayed because his doctor had to take a bus from Denver to New York.
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT A couple of times were incorrect concerning activities related to Lowellville Day
WARREN SCHOOLS Police seek person behind bomb threat
WARREN -- Police are searching for the person who told officials that a bomb was set to go off
YOUNGSTOWN 2 charged in plan to sell cough syrup
The drug sells on the street for $125 to $150 an ounce. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
PREP SCORES & amp; SUMMARIES
FRIDAY'S SCORES AREA Chaney 42, Campbell Memorial 7 Struthers 27, Rayen 12 Canfield 27,
YOUNGSTOWN Elections board lets candidate back on ballot
The elections board also refunded the Campbell candidate's $30 write-in fee. By DAVID SKOLNICK
Harding aces Ursuline test
Korey Stringer and his family were honored at halftime. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR
INTER-COUNTY LEAGUE South Range is 4-0; Mathews rallies to win
Lowellville nipped McDonald, 18-14. MINERAL RIDGE -- Brad Johnson rushed 10 times for 61 yards and
EQUESTRIAN Stables provide a 'de-stressor'
All 15 teams will compete in an Oct. 21 show at Westminster's home stables. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
YOUNGSTOWN Goldberg's creditors face a filing deadline
Those who don't file by Nov. 16 can't stake a claim to Goldberg's assets. By BOB JACKSON
BOARDMAN Auction wouldn't affect store, owner says
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN An owner said the business is strong and will continue operating, even
RABBI KOLKO Comfort found in poem
Hayyim Nahman Bialik wrote "The City of Slaughter" in 1903 in the aftermath of the Kishinev pogrom.
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Jerald R. Caruso, 33, of 503 Hyatt Ave., Campbell, and Lisa M.
TRUMBULL COUNTY Career center leader submits resignation
TCTC's top administrator worked her way up the ladder, from teacher to superintendent. By AMANDA
Tattoo parlor charge
Tattoo parlor charge GIRARD -- Police have charged David L. Talbot, 36, with operating an illegal
TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE E. Palestine stops Columbiana in OT
Lisbon beat Sebring 47-14. EAST PALESTINE -- The East Palestine High football team stopped
CAMPBELL McElroy, Serrano spark Chaney
The Red Devils were able to avert a shutout. By GREG GULAS VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT CAMPBELL
Rabbis explain the purity of observances
Webster's defines pure as unmixed with any other matter. Christian holidays, especially Christmas,
Lesson one: failure hurts
Opinion: The Sharon City School Board is still grappling with its "No F" policy. When proposed almost two
Who would go to war? Answers vary
Some college students were fearful at the thought of going to war, but others said they'd sign up.
Love conquers all: Couples prove adage true
Couples are making their wedding days special, even if their plans have changed. VINDICATOR
Poland earns win in titlists' thriller
The Bulldog defense held high-scoring Canton Central Catholic to 14 points. By BRIAN RICHESSON
Lawyer pulls out as counsel in Girard case
WARREN -- A judge has granted an attorney's request to withdraw as legal counsel for the former
TRUMBULL COUNTY Southington blue jay died of West Nile virus
Officials say there are protective steps everyone can take. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF
SHARON New York-bound, couple will search for daughter
The couple said their daughter's employer helped arrange for them to stay in a family assistance
MAHONING VALLEY Duzzny: Help is best spread out over time
Four Canfield police officers have volunteered to go to New York. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
LORDSTOWN Village is looking for residents to serve on improvement panel
The Community Improvement Corporation, established by ordinance in the 1980s, last met in 1996. By
VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT
VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT Among the many moments of silence held to honor the victims of Tuesday's
MAHONING CO. Trustees OK plan to lease building
The new Poland library is expected to open Nov. 5. By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
SEPT. 12, 2001 -- ALL ACCOUNTED FOR
SEPT. 12, 2001 -- ALL ACCOUNTED FOR I am relieved to say that fourth roommate Dan is accounted
Artisans festival
Artisans festival LEETONIA -- The 19th annual Leetonia Artisans Festival will be from 10 a.m. to 5
Training flights
Training flights VIENNA -- Local military training flights for the 910th Airlift Wing at the
Athletes pitch in to help victims
Athletes pitch in to help victims Keyshawn Johnson is donating a week's pay to the Red Cross. The
CANFIELD Balanced Cardinals top Wilson
Canfield tailback Tom Rogers scored twice. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT CANFIELD --
Friday, September 14 (56 stories)
120-block trek follows trade center trip
The woman said she could see debris raining down outside the building. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT
Parish picnic canceled
Parish picnic canceled YOUNGSTOWN -- The parish picnic for St. Patrick Church, Oak Hill Avenue,
The district has a 'total plan' ready in event of disaster, officials said.
The district has a 'total plan' ready in event of disaster, officials said. By IAN HILL
YOUNGSTOWN Judge calls witness a coward
The Otis Street man will be back in court to take the witness stand Oct. 5. By BOB JACKSON
Canfield edges Howland, 3-2; Brad McFadden leads Niles
CANFIELD -- Mark Pakula scored two goals as Canfield High defeated Howland 3-2 in a Metro Athletic
Wolves Club conducts installation
YOUNGSTOWN -- John Torquati of Canfield will serve as president of Youngstown Wolves Club, Den VI,
GIRLS SOCCER Hubbard prevails in the rain
The Eagles posted a 4-1 win over Girard to remain undefeated in the Trumbull Athletic Conference.
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WARREN Vienna builder faces sentence
The company also handled several other city jobs. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Planes resume aerial raccoon vaccination
COLUMBUS -- The Ohio Department of Health has resumed its aerial raccoon vaccination baiting
Mahoning Valley CBIVA has election
BOARDMAN -- Marvin Wilds will be installed as commander of the Mahoning Valley China, Burma India
City firefighters say prayers for fallen brethren
Safety forces in the county are collecting money to help victims' families. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
TIMES & amp; TEAMS Boardman Spartan Invitational
RACE SCHEDULE 9 a.m.: Girls Division III varsity; 9:35: Boys Div. II-III junior varsity; 10:05:
Warren vies for state funds
WARREN -- The city wants a piece of the state capital budget. And to increase its chances of
YSU officials reward Sweet
The university president's total compensation will be $235,200 a year, and trustees say he deserves
A dream fulfilled an ocean away
Like many Americans, I had always thought that visiting Europe was something I'd never have a chance
VOLLEYBALL Spartans regroup to go 9-0
Boardman was extended by Canton GlenOak before winning 15-13 in the deciding game. By JOHN BUTERA
Area girls win skills competition
They are very active in summer leagues. By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF CLEVELAND --
Now is the time for all good Americans to come to the aid of their country
Opinion: Now is the time for all good Americans to come to the aid of their country EDITOR: I remember
EAST PALESTINE City manager reflects on her term in office
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU EAST PALESTINE -- City Manager Patricia Quigley planned
Ex-dancer enters plea
Ex-dancer enters plea YOUNGSTOWN -- Heather Wilcox of Boardman, once an exotic dancer at Da-Bing
Miss Warino, Scott Smith plan autumn nuptials
Rosemarie Warino of Boardman and Scott T. Smith of Struthers are planning an autumn wedding. The
The truth shall set him free
Opinion: Some years ago, Mahoning County Common Pleas Judge Elwyn V. Jenkins looked down at the man he was
CROSS COUNTRY Boardman site for Saturday's event
Canton GlenOak's boys and Cleveland Heights Beaumont's girls both defend their titles. VINDICATOR
Parents announce Beligni-DeVito engagement
AUSTINTOWN -- The engagement of Jessica Beligni, 5625 Radcliff Ave., and Christopher P. DeVito, 5558
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Kimberly Gremling and Robert Seidle, 7045 Hayes-Orangeville Road, Burghill, girl,
WARREN Judge grants new trial for ex-secretary
In his ruling, the judge said it's highly likely that a previous verdict was based on false
America needs American steel
Opinion: America needs American steel EDITOR: Now that this tragedy has happened to the World Trade
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOL BOARD Man withdraws candidacy, opts to file as a write-in
YOUNGSTOWN -- Neil Buzzacco, one of nine candidates for three, four-year terms on the Youngstown
WARREN Trial in double murder continues
Jurors are expected to view the videotaped statement the defendant made to police, a prosecutor
MAHONING COUNTY Elections board mulls reinstating hopeful
The elections board will hear the candidate's appeal today. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
LOCAL
LOCAL Games postponed PITTSBURGH, PA. -- All football games involving WPIAL schools, scheduled
WARREN CDBG allocations
Warren City Council approved $1.6 million in funding Wednesday for these projects as part of the
I don't know you.
Opinion: I don't know you. I don't know your face. I'm not sure if you have brown eyes or red hair. I have
HERMITAGE, PA. State OKs grant for technical park
The city has no firm commitments from any companies yet. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
EDITOR:
Opinion: EDITOR: How do I explain to my children that terrorism descended on America, that evil took over
MAHONING COUNTY Drug case pending in juvenile court
CANFIELD -- The case of a 17-year-old Youngstown boy arrested with suspected marijuana and suspected
BOYS GOLF COLUMBIANA 160, UNITED 164, LEETONIA 185
BOYS GOLF COLUMBIANA 160, UNITED 164, LEETONIA 185 (at Valley) Columbiana (10-4) -- Brandon Heck
Prosecutors want filings to end
In a motion filed Thursday, prosecutors asked that all of Traficant's motions be denied. By
MERCER, PA. Attorney: Trial is unnecessary since official released records
Is Commissioner Brian Shipley's credit card a private or county card? A judge will decide. By
INDICTMENTS
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County The following people were indicted Thursday by a Mahoning County
NATION Airlines will lose billions, analysts say
Industry expected to cut fares to lure travelers back to the skies. SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER The
Poland will get first test tonight
When it's called into action, the defense of the Poland High football team has a rallying cry.
LET'S RALLY 'ROUND OUR AMERICAN FRIENDS
Opinion: Toronto Globe and Mail: The stereotypes of New Yorkers as pushy, rude or self-absorbed have been
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Forum Health Northside St. Joseph Health Center Laurie and Gregory Rutkus,
A day in their lives
The Vindicator asked several teen-agers to tell us what happened when they and their friends heard
BOARD OF EDUCATION
BOARD OF EDUCATION MCDONALD Contracts awarded: The board of education on Thursday awarded two
FIREFIGHTER'S PRAYER
When I am called to duty, God, Wherever flames may rage; Give me the strength to save a life,
Area's patriotism is alive
Western Reserve Flag Co. experienced about a tenfold increase in sales because of demand for
LEADERSHIP MAHONING VALLEY Class of 2002
Members of the Leadership Mahoning Valley Class of 2002 who began their program year earlier this
EXPANSION PLAN Cortland Bank branches out
Bank officials think Boardman is big enough for two branches. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR
PREP VOLLEYBALL Fitch defeats Mooney 15-0, 15-1
Hubbard remained unbeaten by rolling over Girard in Trumbull Athletic Conference play. AUSTINTOWN
Austintown JWL plans wine taste
MINERAL RIDGE -- Tickets are on sale for the Austintown Junior Women's League fourth annual wine
We are not alone
Opinion: The heartfelt expressions of sorrow, solidarity and solace have come from throughout the world. Our
Thursday, September 13 (62 stories)
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Board weighs options in dispute
There are no longer any jail jobs for workers to come back to, the county pointed out. By NORMAN
AUDITIONS What parts are available
ACTORS "Wiley and the Hairy Man." Youngstown Playhouse Youth Theatre, 600 Playhouse Lane, (330)
GIRLS SOCCER Spartans winner by a goal
Fitch dropped its SVC opener. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF AUSTINTOWN -- The stars
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Richard L. Robinson, 45, of 114 W. Chalmers, Youngstown, and
SCHEDULE High school football
FRIDAY All games at 7:30 p.m. unless noted Steel Valley Conference Ursuline at Warren Harding
Frost-Murphy engagement is announced
COLUMBIANA -- Judge and Mrs. Mark A. Frost, 132 N. Main St., are announcing the engagement of their
WHAT YOU CAN DO American Red Cross
Financial contributions to American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund: Call 1-(800)-HELP-NOW; make a
Shelli Slipkovich, Robert Stevens to be married
Announcement is being made of the engagement of Shelli Slipkovich, daughter of Robert Slipkovich of
For an audit, call an auditor
Opinion: Ohio county fairs are going to be audited by the Auditor of State's office, breaking a 12 year
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 2001 standings
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GIRARD Ex-judge found guilty of DUI
Authorities said the former judge was found sleeping in his van, slumped over the steering wheel.
GREENFORD A tense day for woman's parents
Gut-wrenching horror hits a local couple who didn't know if their daughter was safe. BY MARALINE
Christi Clacko, Troy Slater to wed in autumn
Linda Newson of Petoskey, Mich., Phillip Clacko Sr. of Youngstown, and Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Slater
Truck driver captures images of terror
Even from three miles, destruction of the World Trade Center was a horrible sight, an eyewitness
THE REGION Area offers prayers and aid
VINDICATOR STAFF REPORTS Prayers and offers of services, along with donations of blood and money,
YOUNGSTOWN Ursuline graduate dies in crash at Pentagon
By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown native Terry Lynch, 49, a 1970
YOUNGSTOWN Officials seek way to require lead tests
Council wants research into noncriminal penalties that would bring compliance. By ROGER G. SMITH
GROVE CITY, PA. Men detained for flying plane during air restriction period
GROVE CITY, Pa. -- Pennsylvania State Police said they briefly detained two Beaver Falls men who
GREENVILLE Council fills seat, accepts resignations
GREENVILLE, Pa. --The borough gained a councilman but lost a city manager and a fire chief.
CANFIELD Parents get chance to voice concerns
Topics discussed at the forum could 'run the gamut,' the superintendent said. By IAN HILL
LORDSTOWN Apple Cider Festival to start
Tours of the one-room schoolhouse museum are part of the festivities. LORDSTOWN -- The village's
MAURICE CLARETT A closer look
Life after football: When his football career is over, Maurice Clarett would like to begin working
SOCCER Short-handed Poland triumphs
The Bulldogs had only 10 players for most of their 2-1 win over archrival Canfield. By BRIAN
Federal agents search Pa. apartment complex
FBI agents evacuated the apartment complex Tuesday evening. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
MAHONING VALLEY Long lines fade at gas stations; some run dry
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN 'Unconscionable' is how a state legislator described the price gouging.
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT UIn the case of State of Ohio vs. William R. Tomalka in Mahoning County Common
MAHONING TOWNSHIP Supervisors meet Mahoning Township Supervisors met in regular session and took the following action:
Set the annual fall cleanup for the last week of September and the first week of October. More
YOUNGSTOWN If you want to help, here's what victims need
Donations of all kinds are being accepted. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Ken and Kara Maguire, 56 S. Osborn Ave., Youngstown, boy, Sept. 12. Jeff and
MAHONING VALLEY Area sales of guns go up
Sales of camping supplies such as propane tanks, water canisters and air mattresses were also up at
MAHONING COUNTY Teaching region how to respond to a catastrophe
The training seminar was planned long before Tuesday's attacks on New York City and Washington, D.C.
YOUNGSTOWN Security companies see more business
Some security firms say they see the need to provide counter-terrorism training for their employees.
Suspicious collecting
Suspicious collecting AUSTINTOWN -- A man and a woman going door to door saying they were
Samantha Kostur, Christopher Eash to marry in mid-October ceremony
McDONALD -- Samantha Kostur and Christopher Eash, both of 435 Pennsylvania Ave., are announcing
Man saw tower fall, calls city an eerie sight
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- A Hempfield Township couple's son who is a frequent visitor to the World Trade
LORDSTOWN Apple Cider Festival The 18th annual event runs from Friday to Sunday at the Lordstown schools. The events schedule:
FRIDAY 10 a.m.: Henn Workshop tour. 3 to 6 p.m.: Quilt show entries accepted, Gordon D. James
HERMITAGE Park plan gets boost from state
The project is a joint effort between Hermitage and a private developer. By HAROLD GWIN
Vets, safety forces honor terror victims
The service recalled the heroes and victims. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
News freezes people in time
VINDICATOR STAFF REPORTS Local residents remembered where they were when they heard the news:
SHARON SCHOOLS 'No F' policy goes back to board
By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU SHARON, Pa. -- It's back to the drawing board for the
REACTION IN THE MAHONING VALLEY Visiting Russians express shock
The United States is a safe haven, far away from the world's trouble spots -- so they thought. By
MAHONING COUNTY Attorney indicted in case-fixing
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- A federal grand jury has indicted a
YOUNGSTOWN Mideast natives don't see bias
Local Muslims caution against making generalizations based on the extremist actions of a terrorist.
Police arrest homeless woman near motel
AUSTINTOWN -- A homeless woman was arrested early this morning on several charges at the Motel 6 on
WARREN Main points given to jurors about deaths of mom, girl
The prosecutor told jurors that the 12-year-old murder victim was found with a cord wrapped around
DECISIONS YSU athletics
Youngstown State athletic department officials announced the Penguins' football game at Toledo will
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
A daughter, Gemma Camille, was born Aug. 11 at Northside Hospital in Marietta, Ga., to Ken and
It's what Bush said, and not how he said it, that counts
Opinion: President George W. Bush doesn't have the television presence and the actor's delivery of a Ronald
Younger Americans must face challenges endured by earlier generations
Opinion: Younger Americans must face challenges endured by earlier generations EDITOR: I found myself
LORDSTOWN Renovation plans face alterations
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN More engineering work would be needed if renovation plans are changed
Clarett, McDaniels bond
The Warren Harding player and coach have formed a mutual understanding, which has helped the team.
GIRARD Cleanup is set to resume at old Leatherworks tannery
The initial cleanup will concentrate on one of 27 acres. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
WE MUST MAKE SACRIFICES
Opinion: Dallas Morning News: Tuesday's assault on the United States came in a way that the Federal Bureau of
BUTLER INSTITUTE OF AMERICAN ART Holocaust survivor extends life with his pastels
The artist finds the beauty in old, falling-down barns and shares it through his pastels. By
LIBERTY Grounded travelers favor increased security
Out-of-town travelers forced to seek shelter in the Mahoning Valley support stricter security
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Friday night football
POLAND vs. CANTON CENTRAL CATHOLIC When: 7:30. Where: Poland High Stadium. Last meeting: This
TRAGEDY Sadness surrounds the games
The atmosphere was somber. By JOE SCALZO and BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF Moments
Block watch meeting
Block watch meeting YOUNGSTOWN -- SNOOP Block Watch meets at 7 tonight at Jackson Elementary
"The calculated, cold-blooded, cowardly taking of precious human lives in the name of religion or
Opinion: "The calculated, cold-blooded, cowardly taking of precious human lives in the name of religion or
Trumbull County Commissioners handled these matters during Wednesday's meeting:
Trumbull County Commissioners handled these matters during Wednesday's meeting: U Agreed to have
HERMITAGE F.N.B. starts to expand center
The acquisition of another Pennsylvania bank leads to local expansion. By DON SHILLING
Interfaith service
Interfaith service YOUNGSTOWN -- An interfaith service will be at 3 p.m. Sunday in St. Columba
Wednesday, September 12 (50 stories)
AUSTINTOWN Fight promoter at odds with Mill
The promoter said he wants to present future events in Liberty. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF
Let children express how they feel, experts warn
One school psychologist recommended not allowing small children to view the news footage of the
Hlebovy honored
Hlebovy honored TERRE HAUTE, Ind. -- Former Boardman High basketball standout Celeste Hlebovy was
America can no longer rely on own strengths
Opinion: America can no longer rely on own strengths EDITOR: I write this a couple hours after the
YOUNGSTOWN Police: 2 kids lived in filth
The children's mother is a registered nurse at the emergency room of St. Elizabeth Health Center,
WARREN GE union votes to keep entry-level jobs
Union leaders hope to negotiate better treatment for the entry-level workers. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
TRAVEL Agents offer tips in time of crisis
This is no time to be traveling, local travel agents said. By GAIL WHITE VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Symphony Guild plans opening champagne gala
YOUNGSTOWN -- In celebration of the Youngstown Symphony Orchestra's opening night, a Champagne Pre-
Red Cross workers, volunteers await instructions to lend a hand
There are numerous opportunities to give blood this week. YOUNGSTOWN -- Area Red Cross officials
Valley stores, restaurants come to a standstill
By DON SHILLING and MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITERS Mahoning Valley residents weren't
CULTURE Change is at hand, counselors predict
Acceptance will be harder than after other tragedies because life will change for everybody, one
Woman gets prison
Woman gets prison YOUNGSTOWN -- Maxine C. Miller, 39, of Davis Road, Lake Milton, was sentenced to
Big game carries big question mark
Tuesday's terrorist attacks has put Saturday's game with Toledo in question. By PETE MOLLICA
Valley man fled World Trade Center
The conference a Boardman native was attending was canceled shortly after it started. VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN YSU enrollment increases 4 percent
It's the biggest enrollment increase at YSU in 11 years. By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION WRITER
Trial continues for man charged with murders
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- Opening statements were expected to begin
MAHONING VALLEY Residents line up to restock blood supply
Officials hope the stream of willing donors continues. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
GAIL WHITE Terror stuns a nation, and the coping just begins
I learned of the World Trade Center bombing while on an interview. "Did you hear what just
New Castle buildings close for few hours
By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Both City Hall and the Lawrence
WHAT TO SAY
WHAT TO SAY To children Advice for adults on how to talk to children about Tuesday's terrorist
FASHION Q & amp;A
Q. I have been window-shopping for new sunglasses. I notice that the lenses come in several
Regional police balance budget
FARRELL, Pa. -- The Southwest Mercer County Regional Police Department ended 2000 with $108,000 in
MERCER, PA. Shipley to release records
The commissioner said he wanted to spare county taxpayers the cost of a 'frivolous' lawsuit. By
YOUNGSTOWN Lawyers question judge's order
According to Judge R. Scott Krichbaum, the witness deliberately ignored and disobeyed his subpoena.
Friday and Sunday: The Mercer County Chapter of the American Red Cross is conducting an emergency
Friday and Sunday: The Mercer County Chapter of the American Red Cross is conducting an emergency
Prayer service to be held at YSU
Prayer service to be held at YSU YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. Kathryn Adams of our Protestant Campus
Panel cancels meeting
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning County commissioners have canceled their regular meeting for Thursday.
MARYLAND, PENNSYLVANIA Local siblings live close to two sites of tragedy
A former Farrell, Pa., man who now lives in Maryland said his focus was on his children. By JoANNE
GIRARD Superintendent assures parents that school is safe
The superintendent called attention to health reports supporting the opening of Prospect Elementary
Salem pastor reflects on aftermath reality
Salem pastor reflects on aftermath reality SALEM --The Rev. Freddie Rodriguez, pastor of Salem
RELIGION Faith community gathers for prayer
Some hymns were sung in English and repeated in Hebrew. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT YOUNGSTOWN --
For one, tragedy is reminder of miracle
The rabbi said real faith will fight terrorism. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION EDITOR
In years to come, Americans will ask one another where they were when planes rammed the World Trade
In years to come, Americans will ask one another where they were when planes rammed the World Trade
MAHONING VALLEY Possibility of going to war grips area students
Several acknowledged they are scared. By RON COLE and JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITERS
In the wake of tragedy, a strong nation must act
Opinion: Yesterday it was the pictures that horrified a nation. Pictures of an airliner crashing into the
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Veterans recall Pearl Harbor
Some Pearl Harbor veterans are expecting Americans to respond to Tuesday's attack with anger and
AT THE PUMPS
AT THE PUMPS Long lines What Valley residents are saying about gas prices in the wake of
Eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot, burning for burning, wound for wound,
Opinion: Eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot, burning for burning, wound for wound,
COLUMBIANA COUNTY United Way sets goal of raising $290,000
SALEM -- Officials of United Way Services of Northern Columbiana County hope to raise $290,000 this
TERROR ATTACKS TEST AMERICA'S RESOLVE
Opinion: Detroit Free Press: There she stood, Lady Liberty, welcoming the world to America's shores. Behind
Violence breaks out at local gas pumps
As some stations ran out of gas, officials asked area residents not to engage in panic-buying.
PREP FOOTBALL SVC's marquee matchup similar to 2000 version
Ursuline has beat Harding the last three seasons, but face a much tougher Raider team in 2001. By
Area brokers anticipate panic selling
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY and DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS STAFF YOUNGSTOWN -- Local stock
VIENNA AIRPORT Police detain 150 travelers as precautionary measure
Six jets, bound for destinations all over the country, were diverted to the Vienna airport. By
Valley group collects goods for victims
POLAND -- Sons of the American Legion Mahoning Valley Squadron 15 at 35 Cortland St. is collecting
GM encourages use of hands-free phones
GM encourages use of hands-free phones WARREN, Mich. -- General Motors is encouraging its more
WASHINGTON Unable to get back to Capitol, Traficant wasn't in sing-along
The congressman said the nation's Mideast and immigration policies made it easier for the terrorists
Lynn Moffett of Youngstown filled up her car at the BP station on Belmont Avenue in Liberty around
Lynn Moffett of Youngstown filled up her car at the BP station on Belmont Avenue in Liberty around
Tuesday, September 11 (50 stories)
GIRARD Three picked for oversight
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER BOARDMAN -- The customer is always right. It
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Tough problem-solving camp builds champs
NOT the set of "Survivor": Ben Kovalcik (not Colby, but probably just as nice), crosses his arms
Poland man posts bond
NILES -- A Poland man accused of enticing a Weathersfield boy into his car was released from jail
Man is burned in kitchen blaze
AUSTINTOWN -- Gary Brown, 52, of Austintown, was in stable condition in the burn center of
WARREN Change of venue sought
Defense attorneys say they fear pretrial publicity will make it a fair trial difficult. By PEGGY
Religious leaders urge restraint in seeking retaliation
An interfaith service will be at 7 p.m. today at St. John's Episcopal Church in downtown Youngstown.
Events canceled
Events canceled In response to the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, Major League
POLICE BLOTTER Canfield, Austintown
CANFIELD Sept. 6 Arrest: Police arrested a 46-year-old Youngstown man in the theft of two cartons
Too many pitches could be a problem
Bartolo Colon was in trouble immediately Monday. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
The calendar says summer, but football makes it autumn
Opinion: Ohio State's 28-14 victory over the Akron University Zips wasn't the highlight of Jim Tressel's
MERCER Agency receives grants
One grant will fund a pilot program aimed at helping people with both mental health and substance
Terrorists' act of war demands swift American response
Opinion: The attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon today can be seen as nothing less than an act
BAR MEMBERS Mahoning County
T. Robert Bricker William J. Davis Gina DeGenova-Bricker Anthony Ross Douglas Basil Economus Bobbie
Teens enter pleas to drug charges
CANFIELD -- One township teen pleaded innocent and another pleaded no contest today in mayor's court
B & amp;O Proposed deal
A few elements of the proposed lease-purchase deal to turn the empty B & amp;O Station downtown
TRUMBULL COUNTY 'Liberty in Bloom' program will beautify schools, bridge
Fifty volunteers will be beautifying the Liberty schools this weekend. LIBERTY -- Township
WARREN GE union workers will decide future of lower-tier jobs
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Union leaders favor keeping the low-wage job class, but with changes to
MCKINLEY MUSEUM Board mulls buying photo of assassin
It would be the museum's first and only photo of the assassin. STAFF/WIRE REPORTS NILES -- The
LIQUOR
LIQUOR Permits, applications Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Darrin and Andrea Muscarella, 5420 Callaway Circle, Youngstown, boy, Sept. 10.
YOUNGSTOWN Vote due on B & amp;O restaurant project
The city must take a chance if the B & amp;O is to ever come back, a councilman said. By ROGER
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CONDIT PROBE
CONDIT PROBE A Modesto, Calif., grand jury has decided it has no jurisdiction to investigate a
COLUMBIANA SCHOOLS First meeting of year to honor three retirees
Teachers will now pay 5 percent of their monthly health insurance premium. They had not contributed
GINA GRANDE THOMAS DECKER
GINA GRANDE THOMAS DECKER YOUNGSTOWN -- A reception at Antone's Banquet Centre in Boardman
Ripples are felt across Valley
Some area parents removed their children from schools, and a 911 center was flooded with calls from
Ongoing donations of blood requested
People who thought about delaying their blood donations for later are asked by Red Cross officials
AGENDA
AGENDA WEDNESDAY Bristol Board of Education, 7 p.m., Bristol Building. Weathersfield Board of
Sweet Adelines
Sweet Adelines HUBBARD -- Spirit of the Valley Chorus, a chapter of Sweet Adelines International,
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Patrick C. Conway, 45, of 4187 Pembrook Drive, Austintown, and
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Sheriff probes death of man in Negley
County authorities initially suspected an accident, but now they're wondering if foul play was
Expert at YSU: U.S. is a target
The attacks will have a significant impact on the American psyche and will produce major debates
PARK BOARD
PARK BOARD MILL CREEK Discount: It's now easier for nonprofit companies to rent facilities from
CATHERINE MANDL W. JASON SIMONS
CATHERINE MANDL W. JASON SIMONS YOUNGSTOWN -- A honeymoon in Australia followed the Aug. 4 wedding
WARREN Signaling progress in traffic
A new system of traffic signals will make travel in Warren easier, an official says. By AMANDA C.
Chisox poundColon, 'pen
Chicago beat Bartolo Colon and the Indians and still have faint hopes in the division race. By TOM
PREP VOLLEYBALL Hubbard's TAC streak now 123
The Eagles, who haven't lost a league match since 1993, beat Brookfield Monday. By JOE SCALZO
Marilyn Mastronarde, principal of Volney Rogers Junior High School on Youngstown's West Side, said
Marilyn Mastronarde, principal of Volney Rogers Junior High School on Youngstown's West Side, said
TOBY ROSENBLUM JASON JUGENHEIMER
TOBY ROSENBLUM JASON JUGENHEIMER YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Jason Jugenheimer honeymooned in
JUDY POLISH WILLI COLBERT
JUDY POLISH WILLI COLBERT SALEM -- The Rev. Mac Kelley solemnized the marriage of Judy Polish of
CEA CONTRACT Highlights
Teachers represented by the Columbiana Education Association started the school year last Tuesday
REUNIONS
The 15th annual A & amp;P reunion will be held from 3 to 7 p.m. Sunday at the Brentford House in
INDIANS NOTEBOOK From Jacobs Field
Magic numbers: With 18 games to play, the Indians' magic number for clinching the A.L. Central
Champion road closed
Champion road closed CHAMPION -- State Route 45 from Champion Avenue to state Route 305 here is
Jet forced to land at Vienna
The Youngstown Police Department bomb squad was called out as a precaution. VINDICATOR STAFF
YSU construction to use all union labor
With a local contractor and trade unions on board, YSU is confident it will avoid OU's errors. By
A DOG GONE CLEAN Taking suds on the road
The Solteszes charge anywhere from $40 to $80 for a typical grooming session. By REBECCA SLOAN
Public needs better education about wolves
Opinion: Public needs better education about wolves EDITOR: I have been following The Vindicator's
So far this morning, a handful of parents have called and asked to pick up their children from
So far this morning, a handful of parents have called and asked to pick up their children from
YOUNGSTOWN Suspect pleads to lesser charges
The city man avoided the death penalty by pleading guilty to reduced charges. By BOB JACKSON
Monday, September 10 (51 stories)
Headgear is cool -- and hot item
Nearly all the bicyclists who are killed in accidents aren't wearing helmets. By REBECCA SLOAN
Little mistakes prove costly, but Browns ready to move on
Seattle returner Charlie Rogers took advantage of a special team lapse to set up the game-winning
DONNA VACLAV DAVID CIUFFREDA
DONNA VACLAV DAVID CIUFFREDA YOUNGSTOWN -- Donna Jean Vaclav and David Wayne Ciuffreda, both of
SLIPPERY ROCK UNIVERSITY USDA gives $50,000 grant to fund yearlong plant study
The study will examine how plants absorb and use nutrients from the soil. SLIPPERY ROCK -- A
CHARITY WAGNER JOHN KIRTLEY II
CHARITY WAGNER JOHN KIRTLEY II COVINGTON, Ky. -- Married at 2 p.m. Aug. 4 at Holy Cross Church
WORTH A LOOK
AUCTIONS XA Chinese auction to benefit the Summer Enrichment Program for Handicapped Children is
Free firewood will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 15, 22 and 29 and Oct. 6 in Mill Creek
Free firewood will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 15, 22 and 29 and Oct. 6 in Mill Creek
Motorcycle crash kills 1, injures 1
Motorcycle crash kills 1, injures 1 YOUNGSTOWN -- Kevin Dougherty, 44, of Atkinson Avenue was
New lead laws should be put on a fast track
Opinion: Five years have passed since The Vindicator published an investigative series that revealed the
WARREN Horse show benefits many
The Western Reserve Classic Charity Horse Show adds about $4 million to the local economy and helps
ITALY
Opinion: La Stampa, Turin, Sept. 4: The decision by Arab, Muslim and Third World countries to equate Zionism
KIMBERLY HOWELL SCOTT HYNES
KIMBERLY HOWELL SCOTT HYNES YOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Kimberly Howell and Scott Hynes took
COLUMBIANA CORNER Naked knight? Armor found
Salem police in the squad room one morning last week overheard the dispatcher relaying to another
NFL SCORES Week 1
Sunday's Games Seattle 9, Cleveland 6 Jacksonville 21, Pittsburgh 3 San Francisco 16, Atlanta 13,
Foreign steel dumping, not wages are cause of industry's difficulties
Opinion: Foreign steel dumping, not wages are cause of industry's difficulties EDITOR: The letter to the
YANKEE LAKE JAM Skynyrd caps show with tribute
Hard-driving rock, scorching sun and flaming arrows were the order of the day. By BOB JACKSON
4 names put back on ballots
The chairman said the elections board has discretion when it comes to reinstating candidates. By
Police warn residents about utility scam
Police warn residents about utility scam GIRARD -- Police are warning residents to use caution and
GINA GUZELL MARK MELNIK
GINA GUZELL MARK MELNIK YOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Gina M. Guzell and Mark Melnik took place at
SARA MUNDINGER RANDAL DECKER
SARA MUNDINGER RANDAL DECKER BEAVER TOWNSHIP -- Sara Jane Mundinger and Randal Edward Decker, both
Former Steeler mates jelling
Chad Brown and Levon Kirkland are teaming with Anthony Simmons to make a formidable trio. By TOM
MAHONING COUNTY Wanted: a place for job, family-service agencies
It's the second time county commissioners have sought a new home for the agencies. By BOB JACKSON
State park programs
State park programs PORTERSVILLE, Pa. -- Moraine State Park programs for September will keep
YOUNGSTOWN 3 people injured in shootings
There was a confrontation before the shootings, police said. YOUNGSTOWN -- Two gunmen injured a
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SUBSIDIES Payments to the wealthy Here are some of the corporations, wealthy individuals, politicians and universities who receive farm subsidies and the amount received last year:
David Rockeller: former Chase Manhattan Bank chairman and grandson of famed oil tycoon John D.
SARA REINECK NATHAN RESEK
SARA REINECK NATHAN RESEK FINDLAY -- Married Aug. 4 at College First Church of God were Sara E.
Beyond the BLIGHT
Beyond the BLIGHT A continuing series Series: A three-day Vindicator series in May outlined
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown
A felony warrant for Jamar Burkley is the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this week:
COMMUNITY CUP 2001 winners
Events Saturday and Sunday concluded this year's Youngstown Area Community Cup. Some participants
Official: Lear labor pact fills plan
Seat-plant workers will receive a 20 percent pay raise and $1,300 signing bonus. By DON SHILLING
Police on lookout for stabbing suspect
Police on lookout for stabbing suspect VOLANT, Pa. -- Pennsylvania State Police were still
Transfer timing remains a secret
Officials aren't saying when the radioactive waste shipment will occur, but it hasn't happened yet.
Trash: It hit where he lives
The crusader hopes that East High alumni cleanups create a lasting momentum. By ROGER G. SMITH
LEETONIA Residents to boil water
Workers unintentionally drained the water tower. LEETONIA -- Village officials have issued an
NOTEBOOK From Browns Stadium
Century mark: Seattle coach Mike Holmgren recorded his 100th career victory. He's the 28th NFL coach
WEEKEND HEROES High school football
RUSHING Terrence Graves, Ursuline, 263 yards, 17 carries, 4 TDs. Josh Cayson, Warren JFK, 258
Dawg-gone! Seattle wins on last-second field goal
The Butch Davis-led Browns were competitive in a 9-6 loss to the Seahawks. By TOM WILLIAMS
DANIEL W. LAGINYA | One on One Organist makes spiritual music for Masses
Why did you become interested in organ music? I've always been interested in music, even from the
LEETONIA Man hit by car at party in field is hospitalized
About 10 young people were attending the party, the sheriff said. LEETONIA -- Investigators are
Police break up riot in college neighborhood
Police break up riot in college neighborhood KALAMAZOO, Mich. -- A party in a college
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Nicole Metz and Jeff Hallock, 255 Atwood, Warren, girl, Sept. 7. LaMinka
DETAILS 17th annual horse show
DETAILS 17th annual horse show Where: Perkins Park, Mahoning Avenue, Warren. Show times: Noon
JAMMIN' FOR 13,000 IN BROOKFIELD
JAMMIN' FOR 13,000 IN BROOKFIELD The Vindicator/Bruce Palmer Guitarist Rickey Medlocke, center,
LORDSTOWN Official: Lear labor pact fills plan
GM's assembly plant remains open today after 87 percent of workers at the supply plant approved a
Volunteer recalls Humane Society's positive impact and ponders future
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU SALEM -- When Kelly Yuras first visited the Salem Area
FINANCE
FINANCE X There's one advantage to a down year for mutual funds -- less chance of a year-end tax
Ruling on school funding becomes leadership test
Opinion: The Ohio Supreme Court's 4-3 ruling that the plan to fund public primary and secondary education
VIENNA POST OFFICE 1,000,000 miles, 30 years, no accidents
The Vindicator/Wiliam D. Lewis Ed Williams, 59, a letter carrier at the Vienna Post Office,
Sunday, September 9 (91 stories)
HEALING HANDS
HEALING HANDS Claims about reiki This ancient healing technique is said to transfer energy from
Reception marks Lyonses' silver event
BOARDMAN -- The 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lyons, 911 Larkridge Ave., was
APPOINTMENTS
APPOINTMENTS Deputy chief of staff Gov. Bob Taft appointed Jon Allison, born and reared in East
Renting mobile phones
Renting mobile phones Foreign visitors, whose cellular phones often do not work in the United
NOTEBOOK From Ohio Stadium
Rededication: Prior the game, a brief ceremony was held at midfield to rededicate Ohio Stadium,
Practitioners offer patients natural form of treatment
One reiki master says she's seen the practice work wonders. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
SOCCER Mooney records third shutout
The Cardinals blanked Akron Hoban, 6-0, to remain undefeated and stamp themselves as a Northeast
Mootz jubilee marked by trip to California
POLAND -- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mootz of Poland celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with their
GIZMOS Tools, toys and tech
Bachmann's PrintBoy software lets Palm users beam to-do lists, memos, calendars and more to a
COLLEGE FOOTBALL Slippery Rock shakes off bad half in win over Tiffin
The Rock scored 35 points in the second half to beat Tiffin, 45-13. By BILL ALBRIGHT VINDICATOR
ANDREA FAIR STEVEN LAZROFF
ANDREA FAIR STEVEN LAZROFF YOUNGSTOWN -- Fellows Riverside Gardens at Mill Creek Park was the
MAHONING VALLEY Fines fail to reduce false alarms
Businesses and homes should call immediately if they set off the alarm. By PHIL NOVAK VINDICATOR
GAME TIME Today
Who: White Sox (Buehrle 13-7) at Indians (Woodard 3-3). 1:05 p.m. When: 7:05. TV: FOX Sports
Reception held in Boardman park to honor Allens' golden anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Dan L. Allen, 3303 Lenox Ave., were guests of honor during a reception
Ovarian cancer study
Ovarian cancer study PITTSBURGH -- Magee-Womens Hospital is enrolling newly diagnosed ovarian
FRANKLIN, PA. Residents jump-start day with River Romp
The frog jump is a part of Family Day activities along the river. FRANKLIN, Pa. --The Oil Region
LOCAL
LOCAL Fiction workshop HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Local author Susan Dexter will conduct "Where Writers
'TRUCKS ARE BETTER' | A review Local author extols masculinity
The book's humor is not for everyone, but for those of the right mindset, the laughs are
NANCY TOBIN MICHAEL MCCORMICK
NANCY TOBIN MICHAEL MCCORMICK GIRARD -- St. Rose Church was the setting at 2 p.m. Sept. 8 as
HOUSE VOTES
HOUSE VOTES Vietnam Human Rights The House approved legislation designed to promote freedom and
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES TUESDAY American Red Cross Austintown Donor Center, 57 Westchester Drive, noon to 7
STAGE REVIEW TNT's 'Arsenic' is poisonously funny
Perfectly cast as the spinster sisters were Karen Horrell as Abby and Mary Ann Marton as Martha.
Getting started
Helpful hints Projects can be as quick and easy or as intricate and creative as you want them to
YOUR CHIMNEY NEEDS TO BE CLEANED IF MORE THAN 1/4 INCH OF CREOSOTE HAS ACCUMULATED ON ITS INTERIOR. THIS IS ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT IF YOU BURN WOOD IN A FIREPLACE.
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT As Jack Frost dismisses the dog days of summer and
TRACY SILVESTRI JACK MARTZ
TRACY SILVESTRI JACK MARTZ BOARDMAN -- A honeymoon to Puerta Vallarta, Mexico, followed the Aug.
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the United States. Prices vary in different locations because of local
Franciscan coffeepot, covered, Tiempo pattern, orange, $65. Sterling-silver and enamel mesh purse,
LORDSTOWN GM slows design phase for new car
The company has backed away from saying that a decision on a new vehicle for Lordstown is likely
ALARM CALLS A breakdown
The number of alarms and the action taken by Youngstown police in 2000, by alarm company: Company
FARM HOLIDAYS
FARM HOLIDAYS Italy Check these Web sites for more information on farm holidays in Italy.
Krugels mark 50th anniversary at dinner party
AUSTINTOWN -- The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Gale R. Krugel, 3980 Lake Road, was
BOURBONNAIS, Ill. -- Former West Branch High School standout Ben Swallow completed 14 of 17 passes
BOURBONNAIS, Ill. -- Former West Branch High School standout Ben Swallow completed 14 of 17 passes
IN THE CUP! Area aces
Daniel Burns of Painesville Township aced the 156-yard sixth hole at Mahoning Country Club, using a
NASCAR
NASCAR Pepsi 400 advantage was a human factor. Fanfare: There were no death threats after the
Pringles observe golden jubilee at reception
MINERAL RIDGE -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pringle of Mineral Ridge was
POLICE BLOTTER Hubbard, Girard, Liberty
Summary of police activity: HUBBARD Aug. 23 Drug equipment: A marijuana pipe was found in the
AMERICAN LEAGUE Yanks' Martinez bombs Red Sox
The Athletics won again to hurt Boston's wild-card hopes. ASSOCIATD PRESS NEW YORK -- Mike
SCORES SUMMARIES, & amp; SCHEDULE
SATURDAY'S RESULTS BOYS SOCCER Mooney 6, Akron Hoban 0 Badger 3, Warren Harding 0 Howland
Davises honored at family dinner for 60th jubilee
GIRARD -- Mr. and Mrs. William J. Davis of 631 Churchill Road were the guests of honor Aug. 25 and
HUBBARD Study to probe water billing
Hubbard's water superintendent says the water loss, if any, isn't because of leaks. By TIM YOVICH
KATHRYN EARNHART | The Butlers Salem branch marks anniversary
The Butler Institute of American Art's Salem branch museum, at 343 East State St. in the city, is
Dinner dance fetes McAndrews' for golden jubilee
AUSTINTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. John T. McAndrew, 140 S. Roanoke Ave., were honored Sept. 1 at a buffet
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of Sept. 9: TODAY Post 235, American Legion, 11 High St., Girard,
VOLLEYBALL Fitch loses 3; Spartans roll to 7-0
Girard defeated Harding and Canfield, but lost to Springfield. CLEVELAND -- The Austintown Fitch
NUTRITION PROGRAMS In the area
MAHONING COUNTY Dacas HotMeals offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 12 locations in Mahoning
Greens observe 50th anniversary during reception
WARREN -- Mr. and Mrs. William Green, 5825 Emerson Ave., were honored by family and friends as they
LAWRENCE COUNTY Annual country tour
Farms, a century-old church and a Girl Scout camp are all part of this year's Lawrence County
Canfield pounds Timken, 30-0, with high-scoring second half
CANFIELD --The Canfield High football team scored 23 points in the second half to cruise by Canton
Family lets its business go to seed
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER BELOIT -- When Roger Martig looks at the wide
SATURDAY'S RESULTS
SATURDAY'S RESULTS BOYS SOCCER Mooney 6, Akron Hoban 0 Badger 3, Warren Harding 0 Howland
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Shining some light on sunroom options
Q. I would like to add a bright, efficient sunroom to my house for an "outdoors" feeling during the
CHARTER SCHOOLS Ex-hospital cures space needs
The old Southside Hospital has become a godsend for charter schools looking for facilities. By RON
Clarion QB Almashy mashed in return
The Newton Falls graduate got an unpleasant greeting from the YSU defense. By BRIAN RICHESSON
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Finnerty focused, fit for second season
BEREA -- What a difference a summer of intensive training has made in the running life of Poland's
FUND-RAISER
FUND-RAISER Lawrence County What: 3.1 mile walk and fund-raiser. When: 10 a.m. Sept. 22.
HEALTH Many critically ill seek better end-of-life care
By ROBERT MILCH and J. DONALD SCHUMACHER KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS When 53-year-old Barbara Wein
FRIDAY'S GAMES
FRIDAY'S GAMES American League Toronto 2, Detroit 1 N.Y. Yankees 3, Boston 2 Chicago White
Festival to feature 12 marching bands
Festival to feature 12 marching bands GROVE CITY, Pa. -- The 21st annual Mercer County Marching
NEW CASTLE Heart Walk is set for Sept. 22
The American Heart Association is hoping to raise $14,000 for programs and research. By LAURE
Camp Fire seeks adult club leaders
Camp Fire seeks adult club leaders CANFIELD -- Camp Fire USA Northeast Ohio Council, formerly the
Family dinner held to celebrate Jeren 60th jubilee
CAMPBELL -- Mr. and Mrs. John A. Jeren, 596 Breetz Drive, were guests of honor during a family
DANIELLE BERNARD BRIAN DEEM
DANIELLE BERNARD BRIAN DEEM YOUNGSTOWN -- Danielle Joslene Bernard of Columbus was married to
PREP SOCCER Fitch's Castillo has 100th win in sight
Hubbard girls beat Poland 3-1 to hand the Bulldogs their first loss. AUSTINTOWN -- Sammy Camens
La Leche League
La Leche League Two area La Leche League chapters have meetings scheduled this week: UThe
By THERESA HEGEL
By THERESA HEGEL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER "Passage," by Connie Willis (Bantam Books, $23.95) A
Second Chance plans fund-raiser
CANFIELD -- Second Chance Animal Rescue will sponsor "Four Paws-A-Thon" Sept. 29 at the Colonial Inn
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner PBA tour beckons coaching legend
Richie Antol is back on the PBA tour. The former Hermitage resident who lives with his family in
Dinner party held to honor Hartshorn jubilee
CANFIELD -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James Hartshorn, 10834 W. Western Reserve
CLEVELAND -- The Austintown Fitch volleyball team suffered three setbacks in a tournament Saturday
CLEVELAND -- The Austintown Fitch volleyball team suffered three setbacks in a tournament Saturday
Phipps flower show set to open Oct. 13
Phipps flower show set to open Oct. 13 The Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens Fall Flower
Fall Market planned Sept. 15 by Canfield JWL
CANFIELD -- The Junior Women's League of Canfield will sponsor its 32nd Fall Market on Sept. 15 on
Life energy from the source
Reiki is universal life force energy that is said to heal mind, body and spirit. By AMANDA C.
Fatal accident
Fatal accident LISBON -- A 49-year-old Carrollton man was found dead by the Ohio State Highway
At family farm, everyone has a sunny disposition
Roger Martig checks some of the sunflowers blooming in the family owned Martig Farms' fields on Mock
Tressel still has his work cut out
COLUMBUS -- It seemed kind of appropriate that a scattered, light rain fell throughout the morning
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Back Door Slider2.402.202.10 Bk's Pocket
E.R. SHIPP Honestly, was lying worth it?
Opinion: Black on black crime destroying community EDITOR: There is a sad legacy being printed in the
AREA COLLEGES Swallow soars as Geneva rips Olivet, 77-14
Walsh defeated Westminster while Hiram defeated Bluffton. BOURBONNAIS, Ill. -- Former West Branch
Religion has nothing to do with violent hatred
Opinion: What religion that avows belief in the Golden Rule could possibly tolerate a group of urban
County Line Road, between state Route 46 and Four Mile Run Road in Austintown, will be closed Sept.
County Line Road, between state Route 46 and Four Mile Run Road in Austintown, will be closed Sept.
Equipment display
Equipment display WEATHERSFIELD -- Township firefighters will display and demonstrate for the
BAZETTA Lack of weekend police worries some residents
The police chief said because of lack of funding he had no choice but to eliminate day patrols. By
YOUNGSTOWN Publicity seems to aid luncheon attendance
The Cafaro event drew a crowd four times larger than usual after the Citizens' League flak. By
By ROB TODOR
By ROB TODOR VINDICATOR SPORTS EDITOR COLUMBUS -- The record book will show that Jim Tressel's
Attitudes focus on living now
As our society changes, health-care workers and counselors become the extended family and neighbors
Valley continues to respond to General Motors' demands
Opinion: If General Motors Corp. decides not to build the next generation of compact cars at its Lordstown
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Ashanti and Adriann Bunch, 239 E. Dewey Ave., Youngstown, girl, Sept. 8.
Tressel expects Bellisari to play better
The Buckeyes' starting quarterback was inconsistent in Ohio State's win over Akron. By ROB TODOR
Saturday, September 8 (55 stories)
OHIO Officials, baby food company warn parents of ongoing fraud
The baby food company cautioned parents against mailing personal information about their children.
Associated Press
Associated Press IN WITH THE OLD: Cynthia Jeffries and her daughter Madeleine pick some of the
NICOLE STROHECKER ROBERT PIRIAK
NICOLE STROHECKER ROBERT PIRIAK BEAVER TOWNSHIP -- Nicole Lyn Strohecker and Robert Louis Piriak
CLEVELAND CLINIC
Getting through medical school is easier when you have a twin to lean on. By ASHLEY POWERS
YOUNGSTOWN Anti-drug program to begin
The program will include a community computer lab and a police department substation. YOUNGSTOWN
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YSU takes action to make freshman year rewarding
Opinion: As an open-admission university, Youngstown State is hard-pressed to reject any Ohio resident with a
GROVE CITY Wilmington defeats Grove City, 33-0
The Greyhounds earned199 yards on the ground. By BILL ALBRIGHT VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT GROVE
2001 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE TEAM-BY-TEAM SCHEDULES
AFC EAST BUFFALO Sept. 9 -- New Orleans1 p.m. Sept. 16 -- at Miami1 p.m. Sept. 23 -- at
DeBartolo center to be built in Indiana
DeBartolo center to be built in Indiana SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- The University of Notre Dame has
Accident victim's family files suit against driver
Accident victim's family files suit against driver YOUNGSTOWN -- The family of a 15-year-old
JENNIFER FISH LAURENCE MINGLE
JENNIFER FISH LAURENCE MINGLE BOARDMAN -- Living in Warren after a honeymoon trip to the
Rowe's summer full of challenges
The Scrappers pitching staff ranked 13th of 14 teams in the league. By BRIAN RICHESSON
SCRAPPERS Players develop despite poor season
Manager Dave Turgeon said the season was one of "peaks and valleys." By BRIAN RICHESSON
TRUMBULL COUNTY Now that they have the equipment, what's next?
By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER WARREN -- In a corner of a damp Trumbull County
NEOUCOM About the school
Tiffany and Crystal Thomas are two of about 100 students admitted to Northeastern Ohio Universities
NILES Police charge man over episode with boy
The Poland man pleaded innocent to the misdemeanor charges. NILES -- Weathersfield police filed a
'CATCH THE DREAM' Trek to boost spirituality
The pastor said it took a while for the congregation to warm to the idea. By D.A. WILKINSON
BOARDMAN 3 officers to retire by end of October
BOARDMAN -- Three police detectives who have each served more than 20 years on the township force
Forum Health Northside
Forum Health Northside Chad and Karry Rupert, 23 Victor Ave., Niles, girl, Sept. 6. Phillip and
MY FAVORITE MEMORY By Dave Turgeon
We asked Scrappers manager Dave Turgeon to recall part of the 2001 season that he'll remember most:
NFC CAPSULES
NEW YORK -- Capsules of the NFC in order of their finish last season (records are for regular season
YOUNGSTOWN RB Smith powers Sharon to second win over Mooney
Tiger tailback Marcus Smith had two touchdowns. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
YOUNGSTOWN Traficant: Keep my case evidence private
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr.
SCRAPPERS, NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE FINAL STATISTICS
SCRAPPERS STATISTICS BATTING ABRHHRRBIAvg Mike Edwards 3b711926624.366 Billy Munoz
LINDSAY JACKSON DAVID LEWIS
LINDSAY JACKSON DAVID LEWIS WARSAW, Ind. -- The lawn at Olde Crystal Lake Chapel was the setting
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Vincent A. Frattaroli, 35, of 7221 Pennsylvania, Poland, and
LIBERTY POLICE New chief working to unify force
Officers are experiencing a sense of relief with the new chief, a union leader says. By TIM YOVICH
NEW WILMINGTON Officer pleads guilty to burglary
Video cameras taped the thefts. NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- A police officer accused of stealing money
YOUNGSTOWN Official: Let's rethink downtown agency
A councilman thinks the Central Area Community Improvement Corp. should be re-evaluated. By ROGER
MELISSA LENTINE JOHN CHETSKO JR.
MELISSA LENTINE JOHN CHETSKO JR. YOUNGSTOWN -- Marriage vows were exchanged at 1:30 p.m. Aug. 11
METRO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Eagles' romp over Struthers is the first in Bayuk's era
Hubbard's Anthony Smith rushed for 128 yards. East Liverpool won easily at Salem. VINDICATOR STAFF
ON THE AIR College football
11 a.m. (WKST-AM 1200) (WWNW-FM 88.9), WEXC-FM (107.1) Westminster at Walsh. Noon (33) (5)
YSU Sweet will be installed in October
The event will be modest compared to some at other campuses, one of the event's organizers said.
Hard work pays off for Morton
The first baseman broke the Scrappers' home run record. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: BOARDMAN Aug. 27 Auto Theft: A 1989 Pontiac Bonneville was stolen
PRISCILLA FITCH RUSSELL SARKIES
PRISCILLA FITCH RUSSELL SARKIES YOUNGSTOWN -- Priscilla J. Fitch, 745 Annawan Lane, Boardman,
BOARDMAN Nurses association honors contractor for his support
BOARDMAN -- Called an avid supporter and long-standing friend, David D. Davis was recognized Friday
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XThe Licensed Practical Nurses Association, Division 3 of Mahoning and Trumbull
Dedication set
Dedication set YOUNGSTOWN -- Guiding Light Ministries will dedicate its Center of Hope facility in
MELODY CURTIS JOSEPH WHINNERY
MELODY CURTIS JOSEPH WHINNERY CENTERVILLE -- Melody Carol Curtis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephan
YOUNGSTOWN YSU, other officials worry that ruling could affect higher education funds
More money for schools may mean less for universities, higher education leaders say. By RON COLE
WARREN Youngstown center prepares to take over Warren West
Patients will get a say in how the expanding health center is run. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
YOUTH FOOTBALL Area results
South Catholic Jr. High 13, North Catholic 0 -- Dan McCloud threw two touchdown passes to Kevin
A MEETING OF THE ST. ELIZABETH HEALTH CENTER AUXILIARY WILL BE TUESDAY. THE DATE WAS OMITTED FROM THEIR ANNOUNCEMENT.
Verifiable errors, omissions, and clarifications are handled here. If you believe the information in
LIBERTY McDonald tames Leopards, 12-6
The team played solid defense in the fourth quarter. By SAL MARINO VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
Pirates win
Pirates win Tony McKnight allowed only a third-inning run, pitching 62/3 innings Friday night as
HOWLAND Tigers burn up scoreboard in 28-0 win over Lakeview
The Tigers rumbled for 293 yards on the ground in blanking the Bulldogs. By CHAD KRISPINSKY
YOUNGSTOWN Lengthy chase on foot leads police to arrest man on drug, gun charges
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- As Jawan L. Tate ran to escape capture
NILES MUNICIPAL COURT Renovation reveals record of old-time crimes
A record book lists such criminal offenses as bastardy, which accused a man of impregnating someone
California wildfire destroys 15 homes
California wildfire destroys 15 homes YANKEE HILL, Calif. -- Kenneth Renfrow believed he had
SCHEDULE Pittsburgh Steelers
Sept. 9 -- at Jacksonville1 p.m. Sept. 16 -- Cleveland8:30 p.m. Sept. 23 -- open Sept. 30 --
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP Trustee complains grants are lacking
The township should be guaranteed money each year since it contains part of a landfill, a trustee
BOARDMAN 10, CHANEY 7 Kicker Good makes good with 42-yard winning FG
Poland blanked Wilson for a third straight shutout win. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR
Friday, September 7 (53 stories)
LORDSTOWN Command teacher won't be appointed
The position would have aided the superintendent, who is serving as the elementary school principal.
Explosion destroys house in Medina Co.
A council of governments would decide if Warren can take part in the program. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
COLUMBIANA CO. Farm bureau
During the 2001 annual meeting of the county farm bureau Thursday in Lisbon, members: Named
MAHONING VALLEY 7 are indicted in drug probe
Officials said the drug ring sold about 2.2 pounds of cocaine worth $100,000 each week. By JoANNE
Lawmakers' reactions mixed
Two local lawmakers suggested video poker might be needed to pay for the cost of the court order.
United States was right in abandoning conference
Opinion: It turns out that U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell was right all along: the so-called world
YOUNGSTOWN 50 are laid off from Parker Hannifin plant
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN The union wants answers about why workers are without jobs. By DON
ROUNDUP Fitch, Boardman cruise to SVC triumphs
Both teams remained undefeated with wins over Ursuline and Mooney, respectively. YOUNGSTOWN --
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XMahoning Retired Teachers Association will have a luncheon and meeting Wednesday
SCHEDULE High school football
TONIGHT'S GAMES 7:30 kickoffs unless noted Chaney at Boardman Wilson at Poland Niles at
YOUNGSTOWN Teen pleads innocent in rape
Some black women are wondering about the county prosecutor's motivation. By PATRICIA MEADE
COLUMBIANA CO. Bureau defends office closing
A state director in charge of Portage, Stark and Summit counties now is in charge of local programs.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREVIEW Saturday's games
WESTMINSTER vs. WALSH When: 11 a.m. Where: Fawcett Stadium, Canton. Last year: Westminster 27,
Senator: Take advantage of college savings plans
COLUMBUS -- September is National College Savings Month, and a state senator from Trumbull County
Hundreds of Canfield Fair visitors received Mahoning County directories with the names and telephone
Opinion: Hundreds of Canfield Fair visitors received Mahoning County directories with the names and telephone
SCHOOL FUNDING Educators rail against ruling
The high court's decision was 'cowardly and self-serving,' one educator said. By RON COLE
CAMPBELL Medical complex receives tax break
The complex will include podiatry, physical therapy and radiology. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Campbell officials seek grocery store
CAMPBELL -- With winter on the horizon, city officials are getting antsy for someone to buy the
Defense site cleanup
Defense site cleanup WASHINGTON -- The Army Corps of Engineers is off to a slow start in cleaning
WHAT THEY SAID School funding reaction
"A climate of legal, financial, and political uncertainty concerning Ohio's school-funding system
Poland man charged with child enticement
Poland man charged with child enticement WEATHERSFIELD -- A 26-year-old man was charged in Niles
Hill pleads guilty to theft charges
LISBON -- Clifford E. Hill Jr. will be sentenced Oct. 11 after pleading guilty to theft charges
YOUNGSTOWN Control board
The city's control board approved these items Thursday: A $240,120 contract to Foust Construction
SALEM Animal shelter will be sold
While the shelter property is offered for sale, the staff will continue to find homes for the cats
POLAND TOWNSHIP First case of virus is found in Valley
No human cases of West Nile virus have been found in Ohio. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR STAFF
Volunteers take day off to work
By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Chuck Jackson is teaching his
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 2001 standings
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PREP VOLLEYBALL Salem tops Canfield in MAC test
The Quakers jumped out early and won two straight matches. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR
FEDERAL COURT Government rebuts Traficant's strategy
The congressman's fourth motion asking to remove the lead prosecutor was expected today. By
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GIRARD SCHOOLS Parents to refile lawsuit
The dismissal was based on several points, including that the lawsuit did not comply with the
YES, RAISE THE WAGE FLOOR
Opinion: Washington Post: In each of the past few years, congressional Democrats have tried and failed to
LAWRENCE COUNTY Search nets pot plants
No arrests have been made, but authorities are still investigating. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Authorities
It's always a beautiful day in this neighborhood
Opinion: It's always a beautiful day in this neighborhood EDITOR: It is with a great deal of pride and
Endangering charge dismissed for man
Endangering charge dismissed for man NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Charges against a man accused of leaving a
MAHONING VALLEY Builders report rise in thefts from sites
Deputies arrested two men Wednesday night on charges of attempted theft from a home construction
Surprising humility in rookie star
Opinion: That St. Louis Cardinal rookie Bud Smith should pitch a no-hitter against the San Diego Padres
GAIL WHITE Piano dueling is this entertainer's forte
"Good evening, folks! How are you tonight? Somebody say, 'All right!' " greets Gary Mumford as he
MVSD Water board awards pact for meters
The meters measure concentration of particles in the water. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Howland gets most of least
The Tigers managed only five shots, but beat Canfield 2-1. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
HOWLAND Charge filed after dog is shot, killed
The chief defended the policeman's action in killing the German shepherd. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
BOYS SOCCER Graves goal gives Irish 1-0 victory
The winning shot against Salem came in the final three minutes and kept Ursuline unbeaten. By JOHN
STOCKS Local interest
STAFF/WIRE REPORTS TROY, Mich -- Kmart Corp. is closing two distribution centers but will continue
Accident victim dies
Accident victim dies YOUNGSTOWN -- A Youngstown woman involved in a one-car accident Aug. 31 on
COLLEGE FOOTBALL YSU eyes better showing against Clarion
The Penguins hope to eliminate the mistakes they made in the rout of Lock Haven. By PETE MOLLICA
MAHONING COUNTY Officials to seek bids for health insurance
A county official blamed greedy drug companies for the rate increases. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
DOWNTOWN YOUNGSTOWN CIC keeps annex proposal handy
Talk is that project costs may be more than a private developer can absorb. By ROGER G. SMITH
Hardrives manager plans to plead guilty
The defendant was charged three days after his boss pleaded guilty. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
In step with Noelle Zalac
You may already know Canfield junior goal keeper Noelle Zalac was an all-district selection last
FAMILY OF THE YEAR An award on road to recovery
The state award will be given next week. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN --
ARENA BOARD Proposal: Test site with a concert
Let's practice before we pour concrete, promoter urges. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF
Thursday, September 6 (65 stories)
Open house planned Saturday for Van Orsdels
NORTH LIMA -- Thayer and Emma Van Orsdel will be honored from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Saturday at an open
19-year-old to face felonious assault charge
19-year-old to face felonious assault charge NILES -- A 19-year-old man accused of beating another
YOUNGSTOWN Group wants state to legalize a casino
Youngstown's state senator said he has no interest in sponsoring legislation to legalize casino
NILES Mayor to file for funding for transit
Several communities have signed on to the countywide transportation plan. By DENISE DICK
Belmont Pines opens Warren facility
WARREN -- Belmont Pines Hospital's new adolescent facility has 35 beds for long-term treatment of
FARM BUREAU Trustees to explain changes
The organization director said the situation was handled badly and she and the office secretary were
BANKING UCFC, Home Savings parent, to pay $23.6M for Potters
The acquisition will move the Youngstown thrift to second place in total deposit market share in the
Registration date set for traveling dancers
Registration date set for traveling dancers NEWTON FALLS -- Girls from the Mahoning Valley
AUDITIONS Where to try out for roles
ACTORS "A Christmas Carol." Youngstown Playhouse, 600 Playhouse Lane, (330) 788-8739; 7 p.m. Sept.
TRUMBULL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Forum Health and registered nurses reach early tentative contract accord
One primary issue for the Warren nurses is wage parity with their counterparts at Forum's Mahoning
YOUNGSTOWN Traficant skips House session to work on criminal defense
This week marks the return to Washington, D.C., for Congress members after a month recess. By
JOHNSTON Men hold burglary suspect at gunpoint
The other suspect was stopped in Niles after deputies saw him throw a tool out the car window. By
Payback doesn't clear the books
Opinion: If American Red Cross employees in New Castle hadn't discovered $4,220.44 of improper charges on the
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Youngstown City Council handled these items during a special meeting Wednesday: Authorized the
Fitch cruises in volleyball opener over Jackson
Maggie Case led the defending district champions to a 15-4, 15-4 victory. By JOHN BUTERA
NOTICES
NOTICES BASEBALL All Sport Travel -- of the Youngstown Babe Ruth League will hold a tryout for
Spice Girl pelted with produce during concert
Spice Girl pelted with produce during concert LEICESTER, England -- Though listeners threw fruit
GIRARD Substance found at tannery site
The issue isn't about money, a Washington, D.C., attorney says. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR
MCDONALD COUNCIL Officials apologize for Aug. 8 exchange
Two village policemen were commended for their actions in saving the life of a woman trapped in a
Scrappers finale offers little home comfort
Mahoning Valley lost to New Jersey, 7-2, to cap struggling season at Cafaro Field. By BRIAN
Teacher retention needs new approach, bigger investment
Opinion: With 20 percent of new teachers leaving the classroom after only three years on the job and 50
PREP FOOTBALL Boardman's Beard geared up for milestone season
The senior running back has 4,000 yards, and a future college career, in his sights. By JOE SCALZO
Locally produced plays
Locally produced plays Boardman native Michael Dempsey will see two of his plays produced locally
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Secret indictment served at the jail
The grand jury issued a total of eight indictments. LISBON -- Three men have been served with
LORDSTOWN Lear, UAW reach deal
The tentative deal was reached Wednesday. LORDSTOWN -- A seat maker and its union have reached a
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Up North, she found new world, same problems
From little Edna Pincham's farmhouse door -- on the property left to her father by his parents and
Trespassing in barn
Trespassing in barn LAKE MILTON -- A Warren man arrested in a Mahoning Avenue barn was to be
YOUNGSTOWN Judge accepts decision in Goldberg case
Goldberg's daughter said the family is pleased with the ruling. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Sewage backup angers residents
Most city sewers carry domestic waste, but are designed to take on storm water during heavy rains.
Commissioners OK hirings for Keyes home
Commissioners OK hirings for Keyes home LISBON -- Columbiana County commissioners approved hiring
THEATER SEASON For younger set, the play's the thing
They don't make reservations, but when young people decide to go to a play, they show up in groups,
EXPAND STEM CELL RESEARCH
Opinion: San Jose Mercury News: It's increasingly apparent that President Bush's stem cell research policy,
COMMUNITY CUP Final weekend
The Youngstown Area Community Cup is heading into its final weekend with 22 teams in three divisions
Man foils theft at construction site
CANFIELD -- Mahoning County deputy sheriffs arrested two men who they say tried to steal a trailer
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Jessica Blom, 511 Roemer Blvd., Farrell, girl, Sept. 5. Bradley and Lisa Taylor,
These Mill Creek Park roads will be closed from 7 a.m. to late afternoon Saturday for Community Cup
These Mill Creek Park roads will be closed from 7 a.m. to late afternoon Saturday for Community Cup
WARREN Jury selection goes on in double-murder trial
Attorneys want to get a pool of 37 potential jurors. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
NILES Mayor to file for funding for transportation system
Several communities have signed on to the countywide transportation plan. By DENISE DICK
CROSS COUNTRY Sixteen schools entered in East Palestine meet
EAST PALESTINE -- Close races are expected Saturday at the East Palestine High Rotary Cross Country
STEEL DRAGON: "Rock Star" combines the talents of, from left, Jeff Pilson, Mark Wahlberg, Dominic
STEEL DRAGON: "Rock Star" combines the talents of, from left, Jeff Pilson, Mark Wahlberg, Dominic
YOUNGSTOWN No questions asked, judge lets bondswoman keep cash
At show-cause hearings last month, another municipal judge asked lots of questions. By PATRICIA
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES CHAMPION Township trustees took the following action Wednesday: UUnanimously
Place paces Badger with three goals in girls prep soccer
KINSMAN -- Jenn Place scored three goals, the deciding one with 3:15 remaining, as Badger High
First lady portrayal
First lady portrayal Ida Saxton McKinley, wife of the 25th president of the United States, will be
YOUNGSTOWN Conflict issue in bar case mulled
The city had no legal standing to raise the conflict issue, the bar's lawyer said. By BOB JACKSON
POLICE BLOTTER Canfield, Austintown
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD Aug. 26 Theft: Two men and a woman were seen leaving
WARREN Promotions due among firefighters
For the first time, two black men are being promoted simultaneously into high-ranking positions.
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Charles and Elizabeth Schiavello of Cincinnati announce the birth of their second child, a son,
YOUNGSTOWN GeekPhreak offers a chance to network
By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- Calling all computer geeks. The
Hospital, police accused of mistreatment
WARREN -- An Austintown man and his mother have filed a lawsuit against the Girard Police Department
YANKEE LAKE JAM Bad Habits: a band with vision
The Eye Docs of Rock will open for a couple of national acts Sunday at Yankee Lake Jam. By DEBORA
RATES Certificates of deposit The table shows the annual percentage yield as of Sept. 5. All yields given in percent. Balances required vary, and some banks offer lower yields if certain balances
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The American Lung Association of Ohio Northeastern Branch is offering weight-loss and stop-smoking
The American Lung Association of Ohio Northeastern Branch is offering weight-loss and stop-smoking
Cardinal Golf Classic slated at Mill Creek
YOUNGSTOWN -- The ninth Cardinal Classic golf tournament, with 18 schools entered, will be held at
NILES Middle school construction draws closer
The project will cost more than $14 million with $5.88 million coming from a voter-approved bond
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEWS Friday night football
CHANEY vs. BOARDMAN When: 7:30. Where: Boardman High Stadium. Last meeting: Chaney won 42-20
Ohio should join states with concealed carry laws
Opinion: Ohio should join states with concealed carry laws EDITOR: We do not have to look very far for
BOARDMAN Rural Metro receives three-day suspension
Company officials say the calculations may have been thrown off by one call. By JOHN W. GOODWIN
BANKING UCFC, parent of Home Savings, to buy Potters Financial
The acquisition will move the Youngstown thrift to second place in total deposit market share in the
CENTRAL STATE Man revives school's image
The Buckeye State's only historically black public university brings its road show to the Mahoning
Despite tragedies, Skynyrd plays on
Six weeks ago, bassist Leon Wilkeson died. By JOHN PATRICK GATTA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
YOUNGSTOWN No questions asked, judge allows bondswoman to keep the cash
At show-cause hearings last month, another municipal judge asked lots of questions. By PATRICIA
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Howard G. Frank, 25, of 160 Shadyside Drive, Boardman, and
Wednesday, September 5 (57 stories)
YOUNGSTOWN Last of 4 defendants sentenced in killing
Two other men are in prison and one was cleared. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
PURE DISCRIMINATION
Opinion: Washington Post: Steven Lofton, a pediatric nurse, has spent the last 10 years caring full-time for
NORTH JACKSON ATF probes bomb at hall
The police chief said he would call the ATF about the test results today. NORTH JACKSON -- The
SALEM Skaters set to open park
Two groups will be giving away helmets to skaters during the christening of the city skate park.
HUBBARD Lawmakers question decision process
The zoning board chairman said if the council members don't like the meeting process, they can stay
Salem annexation to help Perry Township residents
One councilwoman said the residents have severe, chronic septic system problems. SALEM -- Some
VIENNA ATD lays off whole force, seeks new rack orders
The company hopes contracts with Ford and GM will help it bring back workers. VIENNA -- ATD Corp.,
Domer-Cordon wedding plans are announced
BOARDMAN -- Announced by Raymond T. Domer, 6625 Bristlewood Drive, is the engagement of his
Sizzling set
Sizzling set The names of Walnut Acres' new certified organic salsas -- "Midnight Sun," "Sweet
MAHONING VALLEY SCRAPPERS, CLEVELAND INDIANS Moran tough in the clutch
The Scrappers pitcher demonstrated that he knows how to get out of trouble in a win over New Jersey.
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
Honor: First baseman Rickie Morton was named the New York-Penn League's Batter of the Week for the
Hammar-Martin engagement is announced
POLAND -- Announcement is being made by Thomas and Diane Hammar, 7881 Indian Trail, of the
MAHONING COUNTY Library panel to urge more funds for software
YOUNGSTOWN -- The budget, finance and audit committee of the Public Library of Youngstown and
Bazetta ends patrols on weekend day shift
Bazetta ends patrols on weekend day shift BAZETTA -- Police officers here will no longer work day
PACKARD MUSIC HALL City's help paves way for box-office project
Short- and long-term planning efforts are being made to generate revenue at the W. D. Packard Music
COLLEGE FOOTBALL Baun, Mays named YSU's top players
They were selected after the Penguins' season-opening win over Lock Haven. By PETE MOLLICA
Borough council acts on projects
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- Borough council met in regular session Tuesday and took the following action:
MAHONING COUNTY Bids sought for electronic voting system
The county could go to an all electronic voting system as early as May 2002. By DAVID SKOLNICK
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St. Elizabeth Jeffrey and Richelle Laughner, 6910 Winter Park Ave., Austintown, girl, Sept. 4.
BADGER SCHOOLS OEA rep: Everyone 'is happy'
Pay raises alone will cost the district $1 million over the life of the contract. By STEPHEN SIFF
Farm accident kills man in Mercer County
Farm accident kills man in Mercer County STONEBORO, Pa. -- A 50-year-old man died of injuries he
Gasp! Seattle is Tribe's best bet?
A moment of silence please as we pay respects to the playoff hopes of the 2001 Boston Red Sox and
Memorial shouldn't mar unique National Mall
Opinion: Memorial shouldn't mar unique National Mall EDITOR I am writing in responds to the Sept. 1
LAWRENCE COUNTY Commissioners OK jail demolition plan
A state grant will pay to put Lawrence County law library resources on CDs. By LAURE CIOFFI
Angela Pettenati to be bride of Frank Restaino
Robert and Sandra Pettenati, 929 Champion St. E., Warren, and Mario and Anna Restaino, 38 Navajo
GRANT CASE Judge denies request
The matter had been pending since 1997. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
Home found saturated with sewage
AUSTINTOWN -- Police found the first floor of a home at 139 N. Roanoke Ave. saturated with liquid
AMTRAK Daylight service coming?
A rail passengers group isn't happy with the proposal. YOUNGSTOWN -- Night rail service in
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.602.90 Banc One,.84,34.2434.25 Clear Channel, 49.57
GIRLS SOCCER Daprile's free kick is key to win
Poland scored two second half goals to pull away from Howland in their MAC opener, 3-0. By BOB
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: GIRARD Aug. 27 Vandalism: A 15 year-old male scratched a vehicle
Prosecutor asks to send rape case to adult court
YOUNGSTOWN -- An assistant Mahoning County prosecutor assigned to juvenile court has filed a motion
Dorcas McClellan, T.J. Hutchinson to be married in South Carolina
GIRARD -- The Rev. and Mrs. Boyd McClellan, 26 Hickory Trace, are announcing the engagement of their
NEW WILMINGTON Borough considers canceling cable channel after complaint
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- Borough officials will look into whether they can drop their premium movie
COMMERCIAL METAL FORMING Company puts plant at its core
By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- A metal stamping plant that always
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Wellsville man faces obscenity charges
LISBON -- A 46-year-old Wellsville man is being held on $100,000 bond in Columbiana County Jail on
LAWRENCE COUNTY ELECTIONS Board will change over ballot measure
Judge Ralph D. Pratt will appoint three people to serve on the election board. By LAURE CIOFFI
Parents announce Castrilla-Katsaras wedding plans
BOARDMAN -- Arrangements for the upcoming marriage of Stephanie Castrilla and Richard Katsaras, both
MAHONING VALLEY Brighter future for business
A development campaign is halfway through. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER
Do airlines have secret agent plan?
Opinion: Airlines seem to be determined to have you, the traveler, all to themselves. They want very much to
Five candidates file appeals after removals
YOUNGSTOWN -- Five would-be candidates kicked off the Nov. 6 ballot by the Mahoning County Board of
Exhibit features the art of heart-healthy cooking
YOUNGSTOWN -- The 12th annual Edible Art Collection, sponsored by the American Heart Association, is
YOUNGSTOWN Woman reports rape by three men
This is the second rape with multiple assailants reported on the South Side in two weeks. By
GIRARD School board opposes lawyer
A judge is expected to decide soon whether to dismiss a lawsuit seeking to remove the board members.
Miss Ghossain, Carl Greenaway are engaged
BOARDMAN -- The engagement of Theresa Ghossain, daughter of Fred Ghossain, both of 7557 Jaguar
MEETING ROUNDUP Township trustees
HUBBARD Trustees approved these actions Tuesday night: U A zoning change request from John
AGENDA
AGENDA THURSDAY Eastgate Regional Council of Governments' techincal advisory committee, 10 a.m.,
Lottery winner finally comes forward
Lottery winner finally comes forward YOUNGSTOWN -- Patrolman Dave Wilson didn't check his lottery
LISBON Flauto foundation buys sanctuary
The foundation bid $161,000 at a sheriff's auction. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
Tammy Straley, Lee Hanshaw Jr. to be married
NILES -- Tammy Straley and Lee Hanshaw Jr., both of Niles, are engaged. The bride-to-be is a
Prosecutor wrong in seeking to silence Youngstown officer
Opinion: If anything, Youngstown Detective Sgt. Delphine Baldwin Casey tends to be rather strident when it
Dance to raise funds for transplant patient
Dance to raise funds for transplant patient HUBBARD -- A fund-raising event for 15-year-old
GAIL WHITE Parents must be firm when correcting cutie-pies
We were enjoying a wonderful afternoon at the swimming pool. The sun was shining, a slight breeze
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT The Animal Welfare League of Trumbull County keeps adoptable dogs and cats a
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY New complaints Manufacturers & amp; Traders vs. Arnold E. Boylen,
CORTLAND Mayor: Road is path to project
Mayor Melissa Long is asking commissioners for assurance that the road could be built should need
Tuesday, September 4 (45 stories)
Miss Kennedy, Donald Cameron to be married
SHARON, Pa. -- Tom and Nancy Kennedy, 1004 Bon Air Drive, announce the engagement of their daughter,
Marching band helps teens stay in line
Band members spend weeks preparing for area band nights and halftime shows. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Amy Babinec, John Herman to marry Oct. 13
AUSTINTOWN -- Announcement is being made by Gene and Gail Babinec, 4070 Nottingham Ave., of the
CHARACTERISTICS Glomerulonephritis
Affects the glomeruli, microscopic structures in the kidneys. Inflammation occurs within the
Local resident, businessman holds record for longevity
The Boardman man has exhibited at the fair for 75 consecutive years. By MARALINE KUBIK
COLUMBIANA Case of missing woman hits a wall
Authorities have monitored a homicide probe in Jefferson County but find no connection with the
Free exercise classes
Free exercise classes WARREN -- Rebecca Williams Community Center at 760 Main Ave. S.W. is
REUNIONS
South High School Class of 1976 will hold a 25th-year reunion Nov. 23-25 at The Elm Tree in
MINERAL RIDGE Brother will donate kidney to ailing sister
Marilyn Vega now must go to dialysis three times a week. By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
MARALINE KUBIK I've watched, and people are nothing to crow about
People-watching is one of my favorite pastimes. There's nothing as entertaining as watching what
Air Reserve Station carries out important missions
Opinion: Air Reserve Station carries out important missions EDITOR: This is in regard to a letter I
IN TUNE With Sherry Linkon
Age: 41. Hometown: Grew up in Denver, Colo., lives on Youngstown's North Side. Occupation:
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Andrew and Larissa McElrath, 15050 Robinson Road, Newton Falls, boy, Sept. 1.
A CHILL FOR WHISTLE-BLOWERS
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: Reporters don't take promises of confidentiality lightly. A complex story often
Steve Park released
Steve Park released Winston Cup driver Steve Park was released from the hospital Monday, two days
YOUNGSTOWN YWCA seeks nominations for award
YOUNGSTOWN -- Nominations are being accepted for the YWCA of Youngstown's 24th annual Women of the
LEADERSHIP Junior Fair director follows in uncle's footsteps
Dedication is a family affair for Darrel A. Bacon and his nephew, Don Snyder Jr. By MARALINE KUBIK
ONE-ON-ONE | Sherry Linkon Teaching brings most enjoyment
You wear many hats -- teacher, writer, researcher, coordinator, co-director. Which hat do you enjoy
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PETS & amp; TECHNOLOGY Finding real homes with online listings
Microchips, microprocessors and member shelters help create better lives for animals. By SEAN
YSU Staying power: Giving freshmen a hand
YSU is starting new efforts to retain academically vulnerable first-year students. By RON COLE
Holiday food drive
Holiday food drive YOUNGSTOWN -- The Jewish Community Relations Council's 10th annual High Holiday
THE VINDICATOR Fans snap up thousands of tickets to game
The Vindicator gave out 3,300 YSU football tickets during the fair. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
THE FACTS
THE FACTS 2001 tax rebate Information about tax rebates Americans should receive by the end of
Parents announce Niro-Guzman engagement
Debra Niro, 695 E. Western Reserve Road, Poland, and Paul Guzman, 44 N. Maryland Ave., Youngstown,
Scrappers finishing just like they started
Mahoning Valley gave up 15 hits to the New Jersey Cardinals in a 9-4 loss. By PETE MOLLICA
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Bittersweet memories of immigration
Nida Rentas was a 7-year-old country girl living in the mountains of Puerto Rico when her family
Miss Woodall to be bride of Brian McClelland
YOUNGSTOWN -- Joseph and Carmela Woodall, 3836 S. Schenley Ave., announce the engagement of their
TEEN SEX It's in the air: Lyrics say it all
The American Veterinarian Identification Devices and Home Again Systems are designed to locate
Number of injured down
Number of injured down The number of fairgoers treated for minor injuries and illnesses during the
Parents announce Gunn-Terek wedding date
POLAND -- The engagement of Megan Elizabeth Gunn, a daughter of Hugh and June Gunn, all of 8580 Four
Milosevic getting no less than he deserves
Opinion: For all the public posturings of erstwhile Yugoslav strongman Slobodan Milosevic, that the United
Two hunters shot
Two hunters shot NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Police believe a dove hunter had bad aim, shooting two other
Parents announce Lopez-Maiorana wedding plans
The engagement of Cassandra Lopez of Norton and Joseph S. Maiorana of Girard is announced by their
Letting it ride at the fair
A total of 34 harness races were held over three days at the fair. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF
School board candidate
School board candidate YOUNGSTOWN -- Clarence Boles of 3329 Idlewood Ave. has filed to run as a
Miss McGregor, Mr. McNally to wed Oct. 13
HOUSTON -- The engagement of Jennifer McGregor of Houston and Christopher Michael McNally, 1756
FAIR ATTENDANCE
FAIR ATTENDANCE By the numbers The 155th Canfield Fair opened at 8 a.m. Wednesday and continued
"There's a complete absence of buyers in the market, so anyone who wants to sell is selling into a
Opinion: "There's a complete absence of buyers in the market, so anyone who wants to sell is selling into a
Associated Press
Associated Press NEW BEGINNING: Dennis Moran helps set up a program at the Wright Museum with Lynn
How far will Republicans go to avoid talking about taxes?
Opinion: Here's a question Ohio Gov. Bob Taft and the Republican leadership in the General Assembly never
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: New Jersey Cardinals (34-40) at Scrappers (25-48). When: 7:05. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240).
REGION Residents find use for rebate checks
The federal tax rebates -- about $300 for singles and $600 for couples -- have started coming. By
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Robert J. DiPiero, 30, of 858 Doris Drive, Hubbard, and
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: BOARDMAN Aug. 20 Arrest: A 16-year-old Boardman boy was
Monday, September 3 (44 stories)
WORTH A LOOK
CELEBRATIONS XHungarian Heritage Day will be held by Youngstown American Hungarian Club, 2219
Jennifer Boehmer, Jay Anzellotti to wed Oct. 13 in Rochester, N.Y.
ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Dr. Jennifer Boehmer and Jay Anzellotti, both of 192 Laney Road, are engaged.
Lynda Kemerer, Robert Hannah to wed Oct. 5
YOUNGSTOWN -- Henry and Jane Kemerer, 1639 Weston Ave., are announcing the upcoming wedding of their
NILES Scrappers get final chances to show skills
With three games left, Manager Dave Turgeon and his staff are taking one last look. By BRIAN
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Ross-Migliozzi engagement is announced
WARREN -- Martin and Anna Maria Ross, 7910 Raglan Drive, announce the engagement of their daughter,
Riding the ticket wave
Riding the ticket wave This could be a record year for thrill-seekers at the fair. According to
TEEN SEX It's in the air: Lyrics say it all
Racy songs have lost their shock value to many young people. By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR
With or without a lawyer, rules in court are unchanged
Opinion: U.S. District Judge Lesley Brooks Wells should resist any urge to grant a motion by prosecutors that
Many people are unaware of bone-loss risk, professor says
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- Physicians studying the prevalence of
YOUNGSTOWN Intruder at pizza shop is injured
The store owner says he would've been shot but he was 'an eighth of a second quicker' than the
HUBBARD Recipient battles to keep new heart, lungs
A heart and lung transplant was Karla Grantz Hunsbarger's only chance for life. By WILLIAM K.
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown
A search for Todd M. Burke is the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this week: Crime:
Eagle Heights Academy has made great strides in comparatively short time
Opinion: Eagle Heights Academy has made great strides in comparatively short time EDITOR: I am writing to
155TH CANFIELD FAIR Be healthy Free screenings draw crowds to building
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- I have high blood pressure, I don't have
HERMITAGE City offers funds to nonprofit agencies
Area organizations that provide housing for those with low- and moderate-incomes will be eligible.
Yarger-Villano wedding set for late September
HUBBARD -- Bonnie and Gerald Yarger, 3608 Woodbine Ave., are announcing the engagement of their
BRITAIN
Opinion: The Independent, London, Aug. 28: The death of the 22-year-old sapper Ian Collins, killed when
NEW CASTLE Children's program seeking a new agency to take over
The Lawrence County Head Start program serves 333 low-income children. By LAURE CIOFFI
Wedding planned by Amy Bulford, Anthony Montana
LEETONIA -- Ronald and Karen Bulford, 370 Somer St., are announcing the engagement of their
Call-up gives Petty a return trip home
But the Southington graduate turned Tiger didn't get a chance to pitch against the Scrappers. By
'WEE ONES SHOWMANSHIP' They're naturals: Kids take the lead in exhibiting cows
The event is open to all children, including those who live in the city and do not raise cows. By
Ruben Rivera turned an ugly game for Cincinnati into a rare home win.
Ruben Rivera turned an ugly game for Cincinnati into a rare home win.
SCHEDULE YSU Soccer
Sept. 7--at Idaho State7 p.m. Sept. 9--vs. Weber State1 p.m. Sept. 12--at Bowling Green4 p.m.
HAPPY JUMPER: Josh Cosgrove, 12, of Salem, is happy, although a little dizzy, as he gets off the
HAPPY JUMPER: Josh Cosgrove, 12, of Salem, is happy, although a little dizzy, as he gets off the
FINANCE
FINANCE X Columnist Jeff Brown has some financial questions that engaged couples should ask each
Edible-art show
Edible-art show YOUNGSTOWN -- The American Heart Association will sponsor its 12th annual Edible
COMPETITION There's something about to crow! At least, rooster owners hope so
Wilbur Stauffer says one of his roosters crowed 98 times in 30 minutes during a contest in
SLIPPERY ROCK UNIVERSITY Library upgrades online program
Even if the university's library is closed students can access the eBooks. SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa.
YOUNGSTOWN Honk, if you like the mess
They can shake tree branches with their beaks to get apples. One even walked from door to door to
Economic news may not be great, but U.S. workers are
Opinion: With American businesses faltering, tens of thousands of employees losing their jobs and the stock
Crash injures woman
Crash injures woman WARREN -- Karen Stith, 22, of Fox Run Road, Cortland, was admitted to Trumbull
New contraption gives kids lots of bounce for their buck
Kids are head over heels for the ride. By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD --
MARKET BEEF CHAMPION
MARKET BEEF CHAMPION name - Matthew Maynard age - 16 where from - Diamond 4-H Club -
COLUMBIANA CORNER Bike-a-thon on Sept. 15 to aid St. Jude's hospital
A bike-a-thon to benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital will be Sept. 15 in Columbiana. Jill
Bahrey-Logan wedding date is announced
VIENNA -- Randy and Paula Niddel, Warner Road, are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
GIRARD SCHOOLS Lawyer: Petition work was honest
The man who said his signature was forged is a school district employee. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Latisha R. Hughes, 353 W. Chalmers Ave., Youngstown, boy, Sept. 2. St.
Miss Bates to wed Eduardo Reyes in September
Kira Bates, 4150 Burkey Road, Austintown, and Eduardo Reyes, 128 E. Marion Ave., Youngstown, plan to
Newest Hokies succeed
Newest Hokies succeed Virginia Tech found a replacement for Michael Vick. The ninth-ranked Hokies
COURTS
TRUMBULL COUNTY Docket entries National City Bank vs. Keith Daws, confirmation of sale. State
SCHEDULE YSU Cross Country
Men and Women Sept. 8 -- at Miami (Ohio) Classic Sept. 22 -- at Penn State Invitational Sept.
EXHIBITS Carving out a curiosity: Redwood house rolls in
The hollowed-out log once provided a home for Jamie Allen's grandfather. By MARALINE KUBIK
Sunday, September 2 (139 stories)
Emotional aspects are left out of discussion
Everyone talks about the basics. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF Sex education
COLUMBIANA-SPRINGFIELD Defense kills last chance
Two sacks and an incomplete pass in the red zone sealed the victory. By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR
Enjoy the rest of the season
Our buddy George is always on us about one particular subject. "Why don't you ever mention the
GARDEN CLUBS
WEDNESDAY XA potluck lunch will be featured when members of Mahoning meet at noon at the home of
JENNIFER DECHELLIS RONALD HOUSER JR.
JENNIFER DECHELLIS RONALD HOUSER JR. YOUNGSTOWN -- Jennifer Lyn DeChellis and Ronald L. Houser
BOARDMAN Training video has Web site that carries a lot of weight
The site, top-ranked in terms of hits, is helping the company stand out from the pack. By DON
COUNTRY MUSEUM If you go
GETTING THERE: The village of Mumford is 20 miles southwest of Rochester and 65 miles east of
155TH CANFIELD FAIR Those suited for job shouldn't get cocky
The custom-made suit cost $1,200. It was donated to the fair. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF
Swim-Along fund-raiser
Swim-Along fund-raiser CANFIELD -- The 2001 youth Swim-Along for the Mahoning Valley American
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Chaney graduate Tricia Rair enjoys season with Aeros
AKRON -- A summer internship working with the Akron Aeros' minor league baseball team may have
KIMBERLY BARNETT MATTHEW LARET
KIMBERLY BARNETT MATTHEW LARET YOUNGSTOWN -- A honeymoon at Cable Beach in the Bahamas followed
AMY SPIN JAMES LEONARD
AMY SPIN JAMES LEONARD YOUNGSTOWN -- Amy Lynn Spin, 5541 Mill Creek Blvd., Boardman, and James
The McBrides to be honored for 60th anniversary
LOWELLVILLE -- Mr. and Mrs. Harry McBride of Lowellville will be honored later in the fall at a
Underwood and Stephenson troth is announced
YOUNGSTOWN -- The forthcoming marriage of Tisha LaVonne Underwood, 212 Greeley Lane, and Antquan S.
AREA ROAD PROJECTS ODOT
A schedule of area road construction projects: MAHONING COUNTY Lake Milton: Rehabilitation
The start of something big
Opinion: There are two ways of looking at this time of year: a beginning or an end. Some students -- maybe
Developer of downtown project cites his 30 years in real estate
YOUNGSTOWN -- Nicholas Zarnas acknowledges that he hasn't sold any of the condos or finished
Be a big rooster? He's not chicken
It's not very easy being the fair mascot, but the experience lingers on. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
Thomases mark 50th anniversary with dinner, trip
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Thomas, 3324 N. Wendover Circle, marked their 50th wedding
GAME TIME Today
Who: Indians (Burba 10-8) at White Sox (Biddle 5-8). When: 2:05. Radio/TV: WKBN-AM (570), WPIC-
Mount Union dominates in blowout of Allegheny, 52-7
Adamson finished 13-of-23 for 275 yards and three touchdowns for the Purple Raiders. By MARK W.
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner A special honor for a fallen friend
Talk about making a good thing out of a negative situation. Steven Chavara died following a tragic
KRISTEN STEVEN M.N. BINS-CASTRONOVO
KRISTEN STEVEN M.N. BINS-CASTRONOVO BOARDMAN -- Kristen Marie Stevens and Matthew Neal Bins-
Evanses mark golden jubilee at reception
COLUMBIANA -- Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Evans, 42100 Madison Ave., were honored Aug. 4 at a dinner
SCRAPPERS, NY-PENN LEAGUE STATISTICS
SCRAPPERS STATISTICS (Through games Friday) BATTING ABRHHRRBIAvg. Rickie Morton
Luncheon held for the Wibles on anniversary
CANFIELD -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wible, 8425 Tippecanoe Road, was
Tina M. Clark, Christopher Heffernan engaged; to be married in Hubbard
HUBBARD -- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Clark Jr. of Hubbard are announcing the engagement and plans for
Braccolinos celebrate anniversary during family dinner in Boardman
BOARDMAN -- The 45th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Braccolino, 6744 Bristlewood Drive, was
IN THE CUP! Area holes in one
Bill Campy of Youngstown aced the 151-yard No. 6 hole at Yankee Run in Brookfield on Aug. 26, using
West Sider uses his hands to do the Lord's work
Richard Koker has interpreted speeches by Billy Graham, Al Gore, and Margaret Thatcher. By IAN
GROVE CITY Dickinson defeats Grove City, 23-14
Dickinson also had possession of the ball for 38 minutes. By BILL ALBRIGHT VINDICATOR SPORTS
KEYSTONE CLIPS Lawmaker offers tips on intrusion protection
Are you tired of being bugged by telemarketer calls and junk mail? Pennsylvania state Rep. Rod Wilt
YOUNGSTOWN Habitat brings woman home
As Habitat for Humanity International celebrates 25 years, local groups keep going strong. By
STOCKS Local interest
LIBERTY -- Eugene Rossi, chairman of Rossi Insurance Agency in Warren, will be honored by the
Official dispels rumor about lake
Official dispels rumor about lake Rumors that the Pymatuning Lake water level is being
The best place to start when looking for information on the Mile High City is the Denver Metro
The best place to start when looking for information on the Mile High City is the Denver Metro
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the United States. Prices vary in different locations because of local
Popeye comic book No. 14, "How To Box," $28. Depression glass console, Cameo pattern, footed,
SALLY BEIL WILLIAM DEMIDOVICH
SALLY BEIL WILLIAM DEMIDOVICH YOUNGSTOWN -- A honeymoon at Paradise Island in the Bahamas followed
MASONIC GROUPS
TUESDAY Copper Penny Masonic Lodge will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the lodge hall, Warren-Sharon Road,
POLAND -- Classic with a contemporary twist is how Gwen Leftwich-Geletka, owner of Kegelles,
POLAND -- Classic with a contemporary twist is how Gwen Leftwich-Geletka, owner of Kegelles,
PREP FOOTBALL SCORES, SUMMARIES & amp; SCHEDULE
SATURDAY'S RESULTS Shaker Heights 42, Mooney 13 Cleveland St. Ignatius 47, Boardman 27 Warren
Sikoras mark 50th anniversary at dinner party
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Simon Sikora of 1046 Old Furnace Road were the guests of honor at a
HELPING HANDS Volunteering
SHORT-TERM OPPORTUNITIES Arms Family Museum: Next Sunday is Founders' Day open house, and
MELINDA KYLE MARK SAWICKI
MELINDA KYLE MARK SAWICKI YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kacey Sawicki honeymooned on a western
Cruise's new place
Cruise's new place Tom Cruise has been living in a Westside estate leased at $55,000 a month,
Towing association tells reason for costs
Towing companies hear a lot of flak about the prices they charge. Find out at the fair why prices
Divelbisses mark golden anniversary by renewing vows during reception
AUSTINTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Divelbiss, 5355 Virginia Drive, renewed their marriage vows during
LIBERTY -- Eugene Rossi, chairman of Rossi Insurance Agency in Warren, will be honored by the
LIBERTY -- Eugene Rossi, chairman of Rossi Insurance Agency in Warren, will be honored by the
State development chief makes good impression
Opinion: State Sen. Bruce E. Johnson had a pretty high bar to clear when he met last week with Vindicator
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
CANFIELD FAIR RESULTS SATURDAY 1st -- N.V. Jay (J. Hysell)8.005.603.80 Kaicomer (M.
Russian folk music
Russian folk music EAST PALESTINE -- Moscow Nights will perform Russian folk music and dance at 7
SENIOR CITIZENS
55-PLUS CLUB X55-Plus Club of Mineral Ridge will meet to form a carpool at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of Sept. 2: TODAY Post 12, ITAMS, 352 Calvin St., Youngstown,
By MARGARET NERY
By MARGARET NERY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER The cover of the hefty volume was interesting and
SIDELIGHTS For all seniors
SCOPE Howland Senior Center, 9273 High St. N.E., Warren, will hold a Black and Blue Ball dinner and
DENVER Satisfying all tastes with its flavors
By CATHY SECKMAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT DENVER -- If you travel 1,300 miles west, 100 miles
VICTORIA TOY TIMOTHY SOUTH
VICTORIA TOY TIMOTHY SOUTH NORTH LIMA -- Beaver Township Memorial Park was the setting at 4:30
MICHELE BROWN JEFFREY FISHER
MICHELE BROWN JEFFREY FISHER GLENSHAW, Pa. -- Jeffrey R. Fisher of Salem and his bride, the former
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Pruitt, Shaker Heights run past Mooney
The Shaker Heights star ran for four touchdowns in a 42-13 win over the Cardinals. By BOB ROTH
Felasco-Roof wedding plans are announced
SALEM -- Plans for the autumn wedding of Marci Lynn Felasco and Greg Roof, both of 1867 Cliff Drive,
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Boardman falls to St. Ignatius
Quarterback Nate Szep set a school record for passing yardage against Boardman, as the Spartans
Unionville is perfect for a lazy afternoon
UNIONVILLE -- Smack dab on the border of Lake and Ashtabula counties, minutes from the rolling blue
REMEMBERING A PRESIDENT
REMEMBERING A PRESIDENT Centennial President William McKinley was shot Sept. 6, 1901, in
Dinner reception held in honor of Thomas jubilee
STRUTHERS -- Mr. and Mrs. Dan Thomas Sr. of Struthers were honored during a dinner reception Aug. 24
Grapevine 50th celebrated with dinner and trip
LOWELLVILLE -- Mr. and Mrs. John Grapevine, 459 Queisner Ave., will observe their 50th wedding
ERICA HODGKINSON MICHAEL ACIERNO
ERICA HODGKINSON MICHAEL ACIERNO HOWLAND -- Vows were exchanged Aug. 4 by Erica Hodgkinson of
Series of anniversary events is held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. DeAngelo
YOUNGSTOWN -- A dinner and reception Aug. 11 at Chadda Bing's in Canfield was one of the events held
Refuse pickup schedule
Refuse pickup schedule NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The city refuse department will work on schedule this
Reception held in celebration of Reents jubilee
AUSTINTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. William Reents, 3874 Dunbar Ave., were honored Aug. 19 during a reception
Poll: Couples prefer a royal-size mattress
Poll: Couples prefer a royal-size mattress Nearly half of all couples sleep on a queen-size
CHERYL WAWROSCH DAVID FOWLER
CHERYL WAWROSCH DAVID FOWLER YOUNGSTOWN -- Cheryl Sue Wawrosch of Austintown became the bride of
TAMARA JACKSON SEAN TOOHEY
TAMARA JACKSON SEAN TOOHEY YOUNGSTOWN -- Tamara Jackson, 568 Karolina Drive, Campbell, became the
BEYOND THE STATISTICS When sex gets scary
By ASHLEY POWERS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER t starts so simply: a boy and girl, or two boys or two
STACY SHELDON DOUGLAS CONNER
STACY SHELDON DOUGLAS CONNER CANFIELD -- The Revs. Terry Hazel and Frank Lehnerd officiated as
HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER Kimple spearheads Columbiana's win
Behind Berry Kimple's two goals, Columbiana posted a 3-1 win over Chaney. COLUMBIANA -- Berry
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
YOUNGSTOWN -- Erica Seeger of Pan Atlas Travel Service has achieved professional certification from
Conditions hindered chance of recovery
A gynecologist operated on the president because a well-known surgeon was out of town, the library
SARA WILLIAMS K.G.HOUSEHOLDER
SARA WILLIAMS K.G.HOUSEHOLDER YOUNGSTOWN -- Living in Harrisville after a honeymoon at Emerald
Series of events held in celebration of Soviks' 50th wedding anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sovik, 2260 McCollum Road, celebrated the 50th anniversary of their
Family dinner planned to mark Manley jubilee
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. William Manley Sr. of Boardman will be honored Sept. 8 during a family
Police report woman to children services
YOUNGSTOWN -- Police reported a 28-year-old Elm Street woman to the Mahoning County Children
GARDEN FORUM Trips planned
Call Eleanor Young, (330) 758-8273, Dorothy Haddox, (330) 799-1613, or the Garden Center, (330) 740-
PYMATUNING LAKE Official: Water won't be artificially lowered
Lower-than-normal water levels may have fueled the stories. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
BERLIN CENTER -- The Rev. Dr. D. Larry Kline officiated at 2 p.m. Sept. 1 as Jennifer Marie Hawryluk
BERLIN CENTER -- The Rev. Dr. D. Larry Kline officiated at 2 p.m. Sept. 1 as Jennifer Marie Hawryluk
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Health Center Richard and Dawn Schneider, 2122 McCollum Road, Youngstown, girl, Aug.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Warren cruises past Cin. Moeller
If there was a downside to the 55-0 victory, it was Warren Harding's 10 penalties, including eight
ATTAINING A LUSH LAWN
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT If you are a homeowner who's been dreaming of a
DRAG RACING Lordstown official top national racer
Ron Krisher was ranked seventh by the National Hot Rod Association. LORDSTOWN -- Since when did
On Monday's business page, career columnist Amy Lindgren tells how to handle an interview when asked
On Monday's business page, career columnist Amy Lindgren tells how to handle an interview when asked
Surprise dinner for 50th jubilee honors the Turners
YOUNGSTOWN -- A surprise dinner party Aug. 11 honored Mr. and Mrs. Maple Turner Jr., 3109 Northwood
The Fiores mark golden event at family reunion
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Dr. and Mrs. Perry P. Fiore, 2413 N. 66th St., formerly of Boardman, were
VOLLEYBALL Howland no match for LaBrae
LaBrae also defeated Ursuline, while West Branch fell to Southeast and Walsh Jesuit. LEAVITTSBURG
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES TODAY Canfield Fair, 7265 Columbiana-Canfield Road (next to the Medical Arts
ADAMS PARK If you go
The Adams National Historic Park is located at sites throughout downtown Quincy and is managed by
Horvaths observe 50th anniversary at family dinner
YOUNGSTOWN -- A family dinner party was held Sept. 1 at TJ's Lounge in the Holiday Inn, Boardman, in
Sanctuary in need of miracle
By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON -- A sanctuary dedicated to sheltering and caring
Boardman boys' cross country third at Viking Invitational
NORTH CANTON -- Tom Albani took second place in 16 minutes, 41 seconds, as the Boardman High boys
Out-of-town developers largely made Cleveland's downtown renaissance happen, and now, Youngstown's
Out-of-town developers largely made Cleveland's downtown renaissance happen, and now, Youngstown's
Building on strength of titanium
RMI Titanium has weathered the ups and downs of an erratic aerospace industry. But officials say the
NUTRITION PROGRAMS In the area
MAHONING COUNTY Dacas HotMeals offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 12 locations in Mahoning
SEPT. 7
SEPT. 7 'THE MUSKETEER' The latest attempt to revive the Dumas classic features Justin Chambers
BRANDY CRUM EDWARD MORRIS II
BRANDY CRUM EDWARD MORRIS II YOUNGSTOWN -- Edward Francis Morris II, 121 Forest Hill Ave.,
Garden show winners named
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Men's Garden Club of Youngstown held a horticultural show Aug. 25 and 26 at the
Street fair serves as big fund-raiser
The event concludes at midnight Saturday with a drawing for $5,000 cash. By NANCY TULLIS
Foundation helps ill children make their dreams come true
Giving seriously ill children a reason to smile and creating memories that will last them a lifetime
Celebrity lecture series to feature Al Roker
Celebrity lecture series to feature Al Roker WARREN -- Al Roker is coming to town as part of
ABWA council plans Fall Fashion Preview
LIBERTY -- The Mahoning/Trumbull County American Business Women's Association Network Council will
KELLY SEIFERT ALFRED FLEMING JR.
KELLY SEIFERT ALFRED FLEMING JR. RICHFIELD, Minn. -- Assumption Church was the setting at 1 p.m.
First lady to visit 25 new home sites
With events taking place all over the country and the world, Ohio first lady Hope Taft has decided
LORDSTOWN Lear avoids strike
Because Lear supplies car seats to General Motors, a strike could have affected production at the
hFemale bonding
For centuries, mothers and daughters have spent long afternoons together weaving garlands, planting
Family dinner held to honor Baranski 50th
HUBBARD -- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Baranski, 510 Dorchester Drive, were honored at a family dinner
100 years later, McKinley stands tall
The Main Street memorial in Niles took about two years to complete and was dedicated in 1917. By
Pannunzios mark 50th anniversary at dinner party
YOUNGSTOWN -- A celebration was held Aug. 11 at St. Luke Banquet Center in honor of the 50th wedding
MARY JO NAGY | Pets Consider lifestyle when picking a pet
You and your family want a pet, but what type of pet will be best suited for your home? This may
McKINLEY ASSASSINATION 100 years after his death, a favorite son stands tall
The Main Street memorial in Niles took about two years to complete and was dedicated in 1917.
Warren cruises past Cin. Moeller
If there was a downside to the 55-0 victory, it was Warren Harding's 10 penalties, including eight
Cancer-care seminar
Cancer-care seminar GREENVILLE, Pa. -- The University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute at UPMC
COLUMBIANA Street fair serves as big fund-raiser
The event concludes at midnight Saturday with a drawing for $5,000 cash. By NANCY TULLIS
ACADEMY GRADS
ACADEMY GRADS Air Force, Army Eva Rae Sanchez graduated first in her legal studies major from
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple HOME SWEET HOME: Sibling wolves, top, play on top of their shelter.
Gains' bid for state AG made for TV
Opinion: The silhouette of a man fills the television screen. He's standing in a dimly lit kitchen talking on
JAMES DULLEY | Cutting your utility bills Decorative garage doors that are energy efficient
Q. I want to replace my old, noisy, faded garage door with a new insulated one with decorative, yet
CANFIELD Couples recall falling in love at fair
For many couples, the Canfield Fair is a romantic place. By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Campbell holds on to beat Struthers
The game marked the 73rd meeting between the two teams. By GREG GULAS VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
MAKE-A-WISH Foundation helps ill children make their dreams come true
Giving seriously ill children a reason to smile and creating memories that will last them a lifetime
PREP RESULTS & amp; SCHEDULE
BOYS CROSS COUNTRY VIKING INVITATIONAL NORTH CANTON HOOVER 51, MASSILLON JACKSON 59, BOARDMAN 72
Man reports carjacking outside bar
YOUNGSTOWN -- A 22-year-old city man was carjacked at gunpoint as he left a local bar shortly after
It's not very easy being the fair mascot, but the experience lingers on.
It's not very easy being the fair mascot, but the experience lingers on. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
Allegheny Forest trail to close early for work
Allegheny Forest trail to close early for work MARIENVILLE, Pa. -- The Marienville Trail Bike
Pay attention to message if not to the messenger
Opinion: Pay attention to message if not to the messenger EDITOR: The Citizens' League has come in for a
WILLIAM MCKINLEY
WILLIAM MCKINLEY 25th president Thursday marks the 100th anniversary of President McKinley's
SIGNER: Richard Koker interprets services for area churches and signed today's services at the
SIGNER: Richard Koker interprets services for area churches and signed today's services at the
Adoption information to be offered at session
Adoption information to be offered at session Adoptions from the Heart will sponsor two
CANFIELD FAIR RESULTS
CANFIELD FAIR RESULTS SATURDAY 1st -- N.V. Jay (J. Hysell)8.005.603.80 Kaicomer (M.
PATRICIA C. SYAK | Symphony Musical genres will mix in September concert
In a recent New York Times article, David Schiff writes about the interrelationship and contrasts
Saturday, September 1 (61 stories)
Supervisors get pay raises
Raises are related to job responsibility, the engineer said. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
MAC Salem overcomes early deficit to get first win
Poland crushed Jefferson, 56-0. LISBON -- Beaver Local jumped out to an early 14-0 lead on a Derek
By MARALINE KUBIK
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- Isabelle (Carlson) Sandquist won a trip to
Miss Williamson, Mr. Egler plan autumn wedding
ALLIANCE -- Announcing their engagement are Annetta L. Williamson and Donnie Egler, both of 1733-D
Record-setting races
Record-setting races Labor Day at the fair will be especially busy for horse race fans. A record
Plan would overhaul Condit's district
Plan would overhaul Condit's district SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Lawmakers unveiled a California
U.S. foreign policy has too long appeased terrorists
Opinion: U.S. foreign policy has too long appeased terrorists EDITOR: The "Attack on America" has finally
YOUNGSTOWN New stamp marks Islamic festivals
A postal service spokeswoman said the stamp reflects the American public. By D.A. WILKINSON
SHARON After ordination, priest will serve as vicar in Erie
The Sharon man said he was given signs that God was calling him. SHARON, Pa. -- James Reardon said
Judge imposes gag order
Detective Casey said she walked away from the case. By BOB JACKSON and PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
AUSTINTOWN Advocate for the aging chosen for Senate post
By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER AUSTINTOWN -- William H. Adams, area advocate for
ISLAMIC FESTIVALS Commemorative stamp
The stamp commemorates the two most important festivals -- or eids -- in the Islamic calendar: Eid
PENNSYLVANIA Sharpsville tops Western Beaver
The Blue Devils hit a fourth-quarter field goal to avenge last year's loss. By BILL ALBRIGHT
Merger poses positive challenge
Social services will be the focus of the new South Side church. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR
Sale of plant causes concern
The president of the new company told workers they all have a job and he hopes to hire more. By
Ground game carries Irish over Redmen
The one-two punch of Terrence Graves and Delbert Ferguson led Ursuline to a 54-0 win. By BOB
By LAURE CIOFFI
By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Angenette Wallace walked into
First-quarter explosion propels South Range past Crestview, 56-0
The Raiders scored 28 first-period points en route to the win. By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR
TAC Williams has three touchdowns in win
Hubbard and Girard picked up victories, as well. GARRETTSVILLE -- Jaris Williams ran 22 times for
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Igniting ministry with ad campaign
A Girard church wants to offer hope. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION EDITOR GIRARD --
U.S. gains credibility with Israeli withdrawal
Opinion: On Wednesday, U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell assured Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat that he
ICL-TCL Newton Falls leads early, wins 42-7
Tim Grimm's 111 yards led Southington past Sebring, 27-0. NORTH JACKSON -- Marty Hutchinson ran
DISTRICT Jackson runs wild against Fitch, 32-7
The Falcons dropped their second straight game because they couldn't stop the Polar Bears.
Cowboys slip by Canfield
Ron Serrano led Chaney to its second straight win, 13-7. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR
CLUB CALENDAR
ADVISORIES XChampion Parents Advisory will meet at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at the high school media
Woman recognized as teacher of year
EAST PALESTINE -- Diane Clapsaddle of Lisbon has been selected as the Ohio Wal-Mart and Sam's Club
Union leader's allegation rebutted
Two companies bid on the job, one of which uses union labor. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
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Mohawk, Sharon cruise to victories
BESSEMER, Pa. -- Mitch Gasperoni ran 20 times for 214 yards to lead Mohawk to a 46-0 win over Center
MAHONING COUNTY Agencies work out contract agreement
MEADD members may vote Sept. 9 on a new three-year contract. YOUNGSTOWN -- The Mahoning County
NEW CASTLE Charges dropped after ex-worker repays money taken from agency
The defendant gave money and had the charges against her dropped. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Angenette
Aimee Bidelman and Ross Evans to wed in park
AUSTINTOWN -- Plans for a fall wedding are being made by Aimee Bidelman and Ross Evans, both of
No playoffs this year for the Scrappers
NILES -- For the first time in their three-year history, the Mahoning Valley Scrappers won't be
YOUNGSTOWN RAPE Detective accepts gag order
Baldwin Casey said she walked away from the case. By BOB JACKSON and PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
Woman sues park on behalf of minor child
Woman sues park on behalf of minor child WARREN -- A Niles woman is suing Willow Lake Park in
CSC LTD. Union president sees hope in new bid deadline
The union leader said furloughed workers can expect to vote on a modified contract by mid-September.
SCHEDULE Major cross country meets
SEPTEMBER (boys and girls unless noted) Today -- North Canton Hoover Invitational, 9 a.m.
Girard police investigate scam
GIRARD -- Police are investigating a report of men claiming to be from the water department who took
Parkers prefer prime spots
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- Fistfuls of cash are easy to come by if
CORTLAND Niles holds off Lakeview, 10-7
The Red Dragons took advantage of the Bulldogs' mistakes for their first win. By SAL MARINO
Annual drawdown
Annual drawdown MILTON -- Lake Milton's annual drawdown begins Tuesday. Ohio Department of
Michael J. Sabol, 36, West Midlothian Boulevard, Youngstown; receiving stolen property.
Michael J. Sabol, 36, West Midlothian Boulevard, Youngstown; receiving stolen property. Tomasina
MAHONING COUNTY Candidate removed due to error
Kimberly Poma's new address was not typed into the election board's computer records. By DAVID
Ribbons awarded to wines with best taste
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- Alan and Lara Eggleston have been told that they
YOUNGSTOWN City asks for time on plan for court
Mayor George McKelvey says the city hopes to have an answer by Sept. 28. By BOB JACKSON
Christian car cruise
Christian car cruise WARREN -- Glenn Christian Church will have its sixth annual ox roast and car
WARREN City to have minority trade fair
Prospective minority business owners can get information on loan programs and other assistance.
REGION Massive rainfall causes cancellations in Valley
The Canfield Fair admissions director expects to make up for Friday's attendance losses over the
WARREN Inmate sues judge over issue of rights
The man says the court conspired against him. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
NEW CASTLE Judge upholds decision to close street for school
An appeal on the city's decision to issue a conditional use permit is still pending. NEW CASTLE,
GETTING IT RIGHT
Harry Godney of Liberty, who drove through an intersection and hit a Girard police car this week, is
LEETONIA Projects are pieces that will fit, explain big puzzle, official says
Continued improvements to the water system and development of a sports complex are on the horizon.
After Labor Day, White House should work on openness
Opinion: The Bush administration should make a Labor Day resolution to return to Washington with a new
Dancing with a machine
Champion motorcyclist Tommi Ahvala pivots, twists and bunny hops with his bike. By MARALINE KUBIK
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Raymond E. Kollar, 49, of 3673 Joyce Ann Drive, Youngstown,
Really radical about robots
The demonstrations are held each evening in the fair's technology center. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
Forum Health Northside
Forum Health Northside John and Holly Miller, 271 Center St., Struthers, girl, Aug. 31. Rashanda
PREP SCORES, SUMMARIES & amp; SCHEDULE
FRIDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL AREA West Branch 27, Rayen 8 Ursuline 54, Wilson 0 Chaney 13,
ERNIE BROWN JR. Women's vision, dedication drive them to success
Wilma V. Torres, a top administrator for the Youngstown Area Community Action Council, said in a
First-quarter explosion carries South Range past Crestview, 56-0
The Raiders scored 28-first period points en route to their second win. By JOHN BUTERA
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