News for September 10, 2001

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,

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

FINANCE

FINANCE X There's one advantage to a down year for mutual funds -- less chance of a year-end tax

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

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

JAMMIN' FOR 13,000 IN BROOKFIELD

JAMMIN' FOR 13,000 IN BROOKFIELD The Vindicator/Bruce Palmer Guitarist Rickey Medlocke, center,

DETAILS 17th annual horse show

DETAILS 17th annual horse show Where: Perkins Park, Mahoning Avenue, Warren. Show times: Noon

Police break up riot in college neighborhood

Police break up riot in college neighborhood KALAMAZOO, Mich. -- A party in a college

IN TUNE

IN TUNE with Daniel W. Laginya Age: 45 Hometown: Born in Warren, resides in Boardman.

BIRTHS

BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Nicole Metz and Jeff Hallock, 255 Atwood, Warren, girl, Sept. 7. LaMinka

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

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

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

WEEKEND HEROES High school football

RUSHING Terrence Graves, Ursuline, 263 yards, 17 carries, 4 TDs. Josh Cayson, Warren JFK, 258

NOTEBOOK From Browns Stadium

Century mark: Seattle coach Mike Holmgren recorded his 100th career victory. He's the 28th NFL coach

LEETONIA Residents to boil water

Workers unintentionally drained the water tower. LEETONIA -- Village officials have issued an

Trash: It hit where he lives

The crusader hopes that East High alumni cleanups create a lasting momentum. By ROGER G. SMITH

Transfer timing remains a secret

Officials aren't saying when the radioactive waste shipment will occur, but it hasn't happened yet.

Police on lookout for stabbing suspect

Police on lookout for stabbing suspect VOLANT, Pa. -- Pennsylvania State Police were still

Official: Lear labor pact fills plan

Seat-plant workers will receive a 20 percent pay raise and $1,300 signing bonus. By DON SHILLING

COMMUNITY CUP 2001 winners

Events Saturday and Sunday concluded this year's Youngstown Area Community Cup. Some participants

CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown

A felony warrant for Jamar Burkley is the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this week:

AGENDA

AGENDA TUESDAY Youngstown Board of Education, 6 p.m. caucus, 7 p.m. meeting, board central

Beyond the BLIGHT

Beyond the BLIGHT A continuing series Series: A three-day Vindicator series in May outlined

SARA REINECK NATHAN RESEK

SARA REINECK NATHAN RESEK FINDLAY -- Married Aug. 4 at College First Church of God were Sara E.

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.

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YOUNGSTOWN 3 people injured in shootings

There was a confrontation before the shootings, police said. YOUNGSTOWN -- Two gunmen injured a

State park programs

State park programs PORTERSVILLE, Pa. -- Moraine State Park programs for September will keep

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

SARA MUNDINGER RANDAL DECKER

SARA MUNDINGER RANDAL DECKER BEAVER TOWNSHIP -- Sara Jane Mundinger and Randal Edward Decker, both

GINA GUZELL MARK MELNIK

GINA GUZELL MARK MELNIK YOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Gina M. Guzell and Mark Melnik took place at

Police warn residents about utility scam

Police warn residents about utility scam GIRARD -- Police are warning residents to use caution and

4 names put back on ballots

The chairman said the elections board has discretion when it comes to reinstating candidates. By

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

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

NFL SCORES Week 1

Sunday's Games Seattle 9, Cleveland 6 Jacksonville 21, Pittsburgh 3 San Francisco 16, Atlanta 13,

COLUMBIANA CORNER Naked knight? Armor found

Salem police in the squad room one morning last week overheard the dispatcher relaying to another

KIMBERLY HOWELL SCOTT HYNES

KIMBERLY HOWELL SCOTT HYNES YOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Kimberly Howell and Scott Hynes took

ITALY

Opinion: La Stampa, Turin, Sept. 4: The decision by Arab, Muslim and Third World countries to equate Zionism

WARREN Horse show benefits many

The Western Reserve Classic Charity Horse Show adds about $4 million to the local economy and helps

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

Motorcycle crash kills 1, injures 1

Motorcycle crash kills 1, injures 1 YOUNGSTOWN -- Kevin Dougherty, 44, of Atkinson Avenue was

Free firewood will be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 15, 22 and 29 and Oct. 6 in Mill Creek

WORTH A LOOK

AUCTIONS XA Chinese auction to benefit the Summer Enrichment Program for Handicapped Children is

CHARITY WAGNER JOHN KIRTLEY II

CHARITY WAGNER JOHN KIRTLEY II COVINGTON, Ky. -- Married at 2 p.m. Aug. 4 at Holy Cross Church

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

DONNA VACLAV DAVID CIUFFREDA

DONNA VACLAV DAVID CIUFFREDA YOUNGSTOWN -- Donna Jean Vaclav and David Wayne Ciuffreda, both of

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

Headgear is cool -- and hot item

Nearly all the bicyclists who are killed in accidents aren't wearing helmets. By REBECCA SLOAN

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