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City native has career with Brown
The musician has been with James Brown for more than two decades. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
BELOIT Speedy Sorice helps Canfield snap losing skid to Warriors
The Cardinals shut out West Branch in the second half to earn a 25-13 victory. By RYAN JONES
JUDGE WELLS: You've been a congressman in the United States, and because of that position you had
JUDGE WELLS: You've been a congressman in the United States, and because of that position you had
STRUTHERS Campbell's Joe Jackson finds his running field of dreams
The Red Devil tailback had 130 yards to lead Campbell past Struthers 10-7. By TOM WILLIAMS
Washington Post
Washington Post FAITH AND ACTION: Martial action and the sacred come together in an illustration
BIRTHS
BIRTHS Forum Health Northside Jeff and Theresa Barone, 418 Laurel Hills, Canfield, girl, Aug.
Parade will start Columbiana Street Fair
Parade will start Columbiana Street Fair COLUMBIANA -- Units are welcome to participate in the
GOLDBERG CASE Panel mulls judge's ruling
Goldberg's lawyer wants the contempt findings from probate court to be overturned. By BOB JACKSON
WORKPLACE Bringing faith and ethics together
Faith-based groups help professionals close the gap between personal beliefs and corporate behavior.
IAN HILL Epilepsy doesn't just affect the brain
CANFIELD -- Janet Mau showed me my brain on Friday. Then she showed me my brain on epilepsy, a
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XAmerican Association of University Women, Warren-Trumbull County Branch, will meet
Apple farms feel bite
Once a major crop, Mahoning County farms now have only 300 to 400 acres in apples, said one farmer.
BROOKFIELD Zoning issue misses deadline for ballot
Paperwork didn't get to the assistant prosecutor until five days after the deadline, the
hDuo to perform
hDuo to perform BOARDMAN -- The gospel music team of Reg and Gretchen Dunneman will lead the
YOUNGSTOWN Neighbors press for action on burned North Side home
Lending money, not home repair and resale, is the bank's focus, a vice president said. By ROGER G.
LAKE MILTON Authorities consider DNA tests for jawbone
Officials might match DNA from a tooth against missing-person records. LAKE MILTON -- Authorities
REGION
REGION Inventors, take note of how to make money BOARDMAN -- Richard Theiss, vice president of
U.S. right in challenging U.N.'s way of aiding poor
Opinion: Even with all the money that has been spent on underdeveloped nations, the lack of affordable
2 Campbell men indicted on robbery and rape charges
WARREN -- The Trumbull County grand jury indicted two Campbell men Friday on numerous charges,
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS Labor Day State, county and federal agencies and other businesses that will be
METRO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Hulea wins 100th as Poland routs Jefferson
Beaver Local quarterback Jake Robinson scored a late touchdown to beat Salem. POLAND -- Sean
New Castle's Pat Cain is top receiver for Gannon Knights
ERIE, Pa. -- Pat Cain of New Castle, a junior tight end for the Gannon University football team,
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Oneonta shuts down Scrappers in 5-0 win
Two Oneonta pitchers combined for a three-hit shutout. ONEONTA, N.Y. -- Troy Pickford and Jesse
MAHONING COUNTY Term upsets burglar
The man was upset at getting three years more than he bargained for. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
COLUMBIANA COUNTY New formula for funds approved
Officials representing about 82 percent of the county population have approved the new formula.
TRUMBULL COUNTY Warren JFK, Hubbard, Brookfield triumph
Maurice Gore scored twice in JFK's victory. CHAMPION -- Maurice Gore rushed for 133 yards and two
COLUMBIANA CO. Court funding suit is settled
Commissioners can appropriate more money to the courts because more sales tax revenue is available
VIENNA County has beef with union
The county requires electricians performing certain work to be registered. VIENNA -- Continued
YOUNGSTOWN POLICE Female officer files lawsuit alleging sex discrimination
YOUNGSTOWN -- A female detective sergeant has sued the city and its police department in U.S.
YOUNGSTOWN Joyner boosts black colleges
More than $65,000 was collected at the Youngstown 'Sky Show.' By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
ITEMS Get a fair deal on pens, zipper pulls -- they're free
One fairgoer filled a shopping bag with free-for-all finds at the fair in less than two hours. By
Volunteers stand ready to offer medical help
In recent years, the number of people seeking first-aid treatment has dropped by 50 percent. By
Sunday services at fair
Sunday services at fair CANFIELD -- Sign-language interpreting will be available for a Mass and
JCRC food drive
JCRC food drive YOUNGSTOWN -- The Jewish Community Relations Council will have its 11th annual
9/11 ANNIVERSARY
9/11 ANNIVERSARY Memorial events Different faiths, denominations and individual houses of
Hawgs to play Pigs in benefit game
AUSTINTOWN -- Harley riders and Austintown police officers will have the seventh annual "Hawgs vs.
More West Nile found
More West Nile found SHARON, Pa. -- Five more dead birds with the West Nile virus have been found
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Woman faces murder charge
YOUNGSTOWN -- A Cohasset Drive woman was arrested on an aggravated murder warrant Friday in Canfield
E. Palestine rolls past Wellsville
EAST PALESTINE -- Fullback J.D. Powers ran for two touchdowns and quarterback Smitty Kendrew ran for
UNIONTOWN Chaney rally comes up short
Fitch beat one of its future Federal League opponents. UNIONTOWN -- Senior wide receiver Josh
For motorcycle fans, road leads to Bike Night
Today's motorcyclists have families and good jobs. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
YOUNGSTOWN Man pleads innocent in slaying
Prosecutors say DNA taken from the victim matches DNA from the suspect. By BOB JACKSON
SHARON 3 men face gun, drug charges after raid led by federal agents
Authorities haven't revealed the purpose of the raid nor what was seized. By HAROLD GWIN
MAHONING COUNTY
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Friday, August 30 (63 stories)
"The Godfather created the party, and he has always been about purpose."
"The Godfather created the party, and he has always been about purpose." Tom Joyner "Sky Show"
VOLLEYBALL Champion, Hubbard and Girard win, all 2-0 in TAC
Lee McLane, Tealle Hunkus and Erin Stevens keyed the Indians past Newton Falls 15-6, 15-6. NEWTON
POLICE CALLS Girard, Liberty, Hubbard
Summary of police activity: GIRARD Aug. 25 Assault: Two men reported another man struck them
YOUNGSTOWN Attorney general: MVSD case frustrating
The Republican state auditor candidate said she is struggling to raise money and interest for her
NEW CASTLE Steel museum sets preview
Artists from New York and Pittsburgh will display their work in the museum. By LAURE CIOFFI
Child abduction attempt
Child abduction attempt WARREN TOWNSHIP -- Police are searching for two men who attempted to
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
These people were indicted Thursday by a Mahoning County grand jury: Maria Eschevestre, 41, East
GAIL WHITE When angels (or people) knock, who will get the door?
They say two things never to talk about are politics and religion. I have learned how volatile at
Home buyer workshop
Home buyer workshop YOUNGSTOWN -- A free first-time home buyer workshop will be from 5:30 to 8:30
THURSDAY'S RESULTS
THURSDAY'S RESULTS BOYS GOLF JACKSON-MILTON 159, S. RANGE 170 (At Lakeside) Jackson-Milton
Man faces charges in hit-skip fatality
YOUNGSTOWN -- Charges of aggravated vehicular homicide and failure to stop after an accident have
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XAmerican Slovak Cultural Association will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at St. Matthias
MAHONING COUNTY Deputies protest jail staff shortage
Deputies say it's a safety issue, but the sheriff says it's all about money. By BOB JACKSON
Park campaign's message was clear and consistent
Opinion: Park campaign's message was clear and consistent EDITOR: In response to the Aug. 11 letter to
WARREN FBI issues subpoena to city leaders
The city law director says he doesn't know why the FBI is seeking the information about Ohio Edison.
PREVIEW Hunkus returns to lead Girard
Behind ace Tealle Hunkus, the Indians are expected to contend for the TAC championship. By MARK W.
WARREN FBI issues subpoena to leaders
The city law director says he doesn't know why the FBI is seeking the information about Ohio Edison.
Special teams kept Golden Eagles in game
Clarion's secret weapons gave YSU a scare. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF YOUNGSTOWN --
WHAT'S SCHEDULED
WHAT'S SCHEDULED Public hearings Where and when Mahoning County sales tax hearings will be:
YOUNGSTOWN During Joyner show's local broadcast, fans get on up and get down for Brown
Woe to those who nod off while Tom Joyner is in the house. By DEBORA SHAULIS ENTERTAINMENT
Patience, partying: Crowd camps out for show
An all-night sidewalk party heralded the Tom Joyner Sky Show. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
Clarett, Tressel excellent as Valley's ambassadors
Opinion: The Mahoning Valley was on display last Saturday in Columbus, and for a change we weren't belittled
YOUNGSTOWN Death from swallowing cocaine sparks lawsuit
The family seeks $14 million in compensatory and punitive damages. YOUNGSTOWN -- The family of a
Rayen vs. Alliance
Rayen vs. Alliance When: Saturday, 1 p.m. Where: Stambaugh Stadium. Rayen (0-1) scouting
UP NEXT Winston Cup
The 2002 NASCAR Winston Cup schedule (winners in parentheses) and driver point standings: Feb. 17
MAHONING CO. Smoking ruling has little effect
The health commissioner does not believe the ruling will have much of an impact locally. By
YOUNGSTOWN COUNCIL Ceremony to mark end of chamber restoration
By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- City council members were at war over the
Patience, partying: Crowd camps out for radio show
An all-night sidewalk party heralded the Tom Joyner Sky Show. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
LIBERTY Key Bank robber will be caught, chief says
Getting information out to the public quickly is one big help in solving bank robberies. By TIM
FAIR SCHEDULE | Free daily events
9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.: Steam show, Southeast Corner. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.: spinning demo, Sheep Barn
HOW DANGEROUS IS EPHEDRA?
Opinion: HOW DANGEROUS IS EPHEDRA? Chicago Tribune: Need to lose some weight? Boost your energy? Improve
NFL PRESEASON
NFL PRESEASON Favorite Points Underdog NEW ORLEANS 3 Indianapolis NY JETS 5 Philadelphia
COACHING
COACHING Alliance High School -- is seeking qualified individuals for the head coaching positions
DOGFIGHTING Sleepy suspect pleads guilty
The South Garland Avenue man faces 18 months in prison for dogfighting. By BOB JACKSON
SOCCER DePaola gets both goals in Irish win
Sophomore Chris DePaola powered Ursuline to a 2-0 win over Warren JFK. STRUTHERS -- Sophomore
For 100 years, club united city, country
There are 74 4-H clubs in Mahoning County with a collective 1,237 members. By MARALINE KUBIK
MAHONING CO. Hearings to cover sales tax
Hearings will be in Poland Township, Campbell, Youngstown and Sebring. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
4-H queen exemplifies new face of farm group
The group has taught this teen about leadership and self-reliance. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
E. Palestine teachers, board continue talks
EAST PALESTINE -- City school district teachers are working without a contract as mediation sessions
THURSDAY'S GAMES
THURSDAY'S GAMES American League Seattle 2, Minnesota 0 Toronto 7, N.Y. Yankees 4 Texas 9,
MAHONING COUNTY Public library looks at revised general budget
The library expects a reduction of $773,055 from state income tax collections. YOUNGSTOWN --
`Vending-machine area
`Vending-machine area YOUNGSTOWN -- The Western Reserve Transit Authority Board of Trustees
NEWTON FALLS City will save parts of project
The city would lose several other grants. NEWTON FALLS -- City council will salvage more than
TRAUMARAMA
TRAUMARAMA Sharing your most humiliating moments SEVENTEEN MAGAZINE School daze ... getting
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Attempted abduction
Attempted abduction CANFIELD -- Fair police and the Mahoning County Sheriff's Department are
YOUNGSTOWN Austintown man indicted in death of young woman
The Austintown man could also end up facing a sex-related charge later on. By BOB JACKSON
BETHEL CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST, 3147 GLENWOOD AVE., YOUNGSTOWN, 9 TO 10 A.M. SATURDAY. FOOD ONLY, BRING CONTAINERS AND IDENTIFICATION.
Food distribution notices are to be submitted by 3 p.m. the day before they are to be published.
Club's umbrella project covered a lot of material
Adviser Karry Snyder's idea was to have all the girls make red, white and blue umbrellas, but the
BECKY SHER | Hype Celebrities support AIDS cause with style
If The Rock, Barry Bonds, Mandy Moore, Tony Hawk, the girls of Destiny's Child and "Real World"
LIBERTY Chief: We'll catch robber
Getting information out to the public quickly is one big help in solving bank robberies. By TIM
HERMITAGE Buhl Day set for Monday
Most of the activities are on Labor Day, but some sporting events get an early start. HERMITAGE,
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Saturday football
RAYEN vs. ALLIANCE When: 1 p.m. Where: Stambaugh Stadium. Rayen (0-1) scouting report:
FOOD Try a buffalo burger: You'll have no beef
Buffaloes are raised on a farm in Ellsworth Township. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Judge grants continuance in murder case
WARREN -- The competency hearing for a woman accused of aggravated murder in the death of her 6
NILES Board honors ex-president
By ROSA MERCADO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER NILES -- The family of Leonard Holloway, former
SHARON, PA. Bridge reports fail to satisfy
The contractor didn't provide enough technical details to satisfy county and state officials. By
EMILY A. STODDARD What's changed? Chivalry today goes both ways
He opens the door for you. He pulls out your chair and pays for everything. You may think one of two
Mayor opens road
Mayor opens road NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- East Washington Street, from Apple Way to Kennedy Square, is
YSU WINS SEASON OPENER Penguins struggle to defeat Clarion 27-14
The Vindicator/Jean Neice Teammates congratulate senior tailback P.J. Mays after his first of two
CROSS COUNTRY Maplewood meet to feature 23 schools
MECCA -- A field of 23 schools will compete in the Maplewood cross country meet Saturday, with the
DEBATES |17th Congressional District candidates Republican Ann Womer Benjamin and Democrat Timothy J. Ryan have agreed to participate in 12 debates. James A. Traficant Jr., an independent candidate,
Sept. 16, 8 a.m., Summit County Mayors' Association Candidate's Forum, Martin Center, University of
Thursday, August 29 (57 stories)
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Funds OK'd for intervention program
Officials said many children who are chronically truant or tardy want to be in school. By NANCY
Running for Congress
Running for Congress YOUNGSTOWN -- Former U.S. Rep. Lyle Williams announced today that he will run
Jennifer Droesch, Mr. Dominick to be married
ST. HENRY -- The forthcoming marriage of Jennifer Lynn Droesch and Rocco Joseph Dominick, both of
VOLLEYBALL Winning coaches are back
Sue Deas, Don Conser and Chuck Montgomery have combined for more than 1,300 wins. By MARK W.
WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS
WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS BOYS GOLF WARREN JFK 158, CHAMPION 166 Warren JFK -- Jason Kokrak 36,
5 charged in Pa. high school vandalism
SANDY LAKE, Pa. -- Pennsylvania State Police have filed charges against one adult and four juveniles
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT U Christopher McBride, 20, and Jamal Bullock, 30, who are in Trumbull County Jail
Questions about closings
Opinion: Questions about closings EDITOR: Questions have to be asked about the recent closings of the two
Miss Krzanowsky to be bride of Dr. Gershkowitz
CANFIELD -- John and Paula Krzanowsky of Canfield are announcing the coming wedding of their
TRUMBULL COUNTY Displaced workers can apply for funds for school, training
Money will be granted on a first-come, first-served basis. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
October rite set for Miss Houser, Andrew Goodman
COLUMBUS -- The engagement of Jennifer Houser and Andrew Goodman, both of Columbus, is being
Nobody here claimed we were perfect, and the panel sure proved that last week. Sports writer Brian
Nobody here claimed we were perfect, and the panel sure proved that last week. Sports writer Brian
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Funds OK'd for new program
Officials said many children who are chronically truant or tardy want to be in school. By NANCY
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses John P. Garchar, 36, of 4911 Southern Blvd. #2, Boardman, and
'A look into history'
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- Rocky Anobile says he and his fellow veterans
PREP FOOTBALL STANDINGS
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TRUMBULL COUNTY Funds to help displaced workers
The funds may be used to return to school or to receive job training. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
GIRLS SOCCER Williams' goal lifts Canfield
The Cardinals posted a 1-0 win over Boardman for a 2-0 record. CANFIELD -- Senior co-captain Kelly
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Recollecting hard work and youthful mischief
& quot;You think those were good stories about Campbell, & quot; said a happy, firm voice,
Angela Mancino, Mr. Somogyi to wed in fall rite
HOUSTON -- Angela Mancino, 444 E. Medical Center, and Nicholas Somogyi of Houston are planning a
Traffic, parking concern
Traffic, parking concern YOUNGSTOWN -- Police are warning downtown workers that traffic and
NILES Taylor's plan has officials angry
It is not illegal for the company to request another abatement. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR
Chesney's got 'The Good Stuff'
By DEBORA SHAULIS ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR CUYAHOGA FALLS -- The crowd at Blossom Music Center was
Howland man sues kennel to get his dog
A man wants a judge to make the kennel give his dog back. WARREN -- GiGi come home. A Howland
Wires-Walker wedding date to be Oct. 12
HUBBARD -- The engagement of Jacquelyn Wires and Christopher Walker, both of 3553 Liberty Drive, is
PREP VOLLEYBALL Hubbard shows TAC dominance
The Eagles won their 135th consecutive conference match. CORTLAND -- Katy Jo Mroski had 15 kills
NILES Officials talk about Robbins Ave. project
Residents with special needs can be accommodated. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
JUNIOR FAIR Gazebo honors 'father' to many
Darrel Bacon was the kind of guy you call your 'other father,' said George Houk, a farmer and 4-H
MCDONALD Schools approve teachers' contract
Teachers will receive a $240 signing bonus the third year. By MARY SMITH VINDICATOR
WARREN Board orders motel demolished
The property owner can challenge the order in court. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
HERMITAGE Sewer bills rise to pay for project
The work is in response to state environmental officials' requirements. By HAROLD GWIN
STONEBORO FAIR | Schedule of events
The 135th annual Stoneboro (Pa.) Fair opened with the mile run held on the race track. Stoneboro is
Ex-contractor has till Sept. 13 to hire lawyer for federal trial
CLEVELAND -- Bernard J. Bucheit, who once operated Bucheit International in Boardman, has about two
SCHEDULE Prep football
Today (All games at 7:30 p.m. unless noted) Ursuline vs. Portland (Ore.) David Douglas at
GM Overtime to boost production
Chevrolet Cavaliers and Pontiac Sunfires are selling strong, leading to the extra shifts. THE
It makes sense to study Shenango Dam's potential
Opinion: There's no reason for the Federal Regulatory Commission not to grant Universal Electric Power Corp.
Grand jury indicts Calif. man on cocaine possession counts
PITTSBURGH -- A federal grand jury has indicted a California man accused of having 44 pounds of
2 die in Route 18 crash
2 die in Route 18 crash NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Two people died and two others were injured when the
Show of patriotism has crowd joining in
The fair's opening concert was a blend of patriotic and Christian music. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
YOUNGSTOWN Deal opens door for rape testimony
The 22-year-old West Delason Avenue man will testify against his co-defendants. By BOB JACKSON
For the adventurous, 3 new rides are added
For the adventurous, 3 new rides are added CANFIELD -- Three rides are making their debut at the
Exhibitors hope show picks up steam
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- Big tractor. Big draw. At least that's
HERMITAGE City raises sewer bills to pay for improvements to system
The work is in response to state environmental officials' requirements. By HAROLD GWIN
FAIR SCHEDULE Free daily events
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.: Steam show, Southeast Corner. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.: Spinning Demo, Sheep Barn No. 36.
POLAND Police seek daytime burglar-robber
Residents are warned to be alert. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER POLAND --
SCHOOL BOARD Girard
Highlights of Wednesday night's board of education meeting: Superintendent Marty Santillo reported
Dog license costs
Dog license costs WARREN -- It just got more expensive to be a dog. Starting next year, the
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
XJeffrey and Rachel Hathhorn, 7927 Remington Drive, Pittsburgh, are announcing the birth of a
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FARMERS NATIONAL Bank ranks high in safety
The bank president said he's not endorsing the book, but he welcomes the good publicity. THE
NILES Council to study raising pay for officials
Some officials are paid less than their counterparts in similar cities throughout the state. By
BOARDMAN Petro: Suspend indicted officials
The state auditor unveiled his proposal in the Mahoning Valley because of a former local sheriff's
OHIO Turnpike workers OK tentative pact
Turnpike workers are voting on the proposed contract through Sept. 6. By DAVID SKOLNICK
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO Kenny Chesney When: 8 p.m. Monday. Where: Canfield Fairgrounds grandstands, state
Traficant bond sought
Traficant bond sought CINCINNATI -- The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has received
Wednesday, August 28 (65 stories)
FREE DAILY EVENTS
FREE DAILY EVENTS 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.: Steam show, Southeast Corner. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.: Spinning
2002 SCHEDULES
GATEWAY YOUNGSTOWN STATE Aug. 29 -- Clarion7:30 Sept. 7 -- McNeese St.7 Sept. 21 -- at Western
GIRARD Clock is ticking on dam money
The city's fiscal oversight commission could not muster enough votes to recommend the work. By TIM
YSU ROSTER
No.--NamePos.Ht.Wt.Yr.Hometown/Previous/High School 1--Jerald BurleyWR5-10170Sr.Fort Lauderdale,
Lindsay Taylor, Nicholas Froslear to wed in autumn
YOUNGSTOWN -- Wendy and Jeffrey E. Taylor, 8016 Spartan Drive, are announcing the engagement of
School board to foot bill of special election
School board to foot bill of special election COLUMBIANA -- The village board of education will
LAWRENCE COUNTY Commissioners honor poll workers
Six Lawrence County women have worked more than 50 years at the polls. By LAURE CIOFFI
YOUNGSTOWN STATE
YOUNGSTOWN STATE 2002 Schedule Thursday Clarion, 7:30 p.m. Sept. 7 McNeese State, 7 p.m.
WASHINGTON Trade panel votes against tariffs on cold-rolled steel
The ruling was a blow for a Warren steel company that was one of seven steelmakers calling for the
A traffic tale: Leffingwell link
About four or five deputy sheriffs will help direct traffic at this year's fair. By IAN HILL
YSU makes changes for stadium security
There will be some new regulations for fans at the Penguins' opener Thursday against Clarion. By
GIRLS Top area players
Boardman -- Seniors Janeen Masternick, forward, Maggie Mills forward, Pam Prystash and Deanna
'It's our duty to help'
The agency has received about 24 percent of this year's $3.3 million campaign goal. By WILLIAM K.
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials aim to zap problem by poisoning mosquito larvae
Attacking larvae is more effective than aerial spraying for the adult insects, officials say. By
COLLEGE FOOTBALL Playing YSU no easy task for Div. II Clarion
Eagles coach Malen Luke says his team is better than last year. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR
SCHEDULE Notre Dame
Saturday--Maryland8 Sep. 7--Purdue1 Sep. 14--Michigan2:30 Sep. 21--at Michigan St.TBA Oct. 5
MAHONING COUNTY Man gets 8 years for pointing gun at officer
The defendant attributed his actions to alcohol abuse. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
YSU has success stories, but it needs support of the entire community
Opinion: YSU has success stories, but it needs support of the entire community EDITOR: The recent signing
Canfield Fair gives region a chance to honor America
Opinion: A lot has happened since last year's Canfield Fair, and while the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack
Weak owners will cave again
If we're wrong (and that will come as a shock to few), the Major League Baseball season will end
Brandie Butler to be bride of Robert Starr
NILES -- Sandra L. Butler of Niles is announcing the engagement of her daughter, Brandie Lane Butler
Trooper makes large drug bust
MERCER, Pa. -- A Pennsylvania State Trooper is credited with the seizure of cocaine with a street
SABATINE CASE Leaders' letters swayed judge
Sabatine sobbed as he expressed remorse at his sentencing. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
AGENDA
AGENDA THURSDAY McDonald Board of Education, special meeting, 7:15 a.m., high school. Western
Youngstown board OKs a bid for school demolition
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown Board of Education has awarded a $138,377 contract to William Pizzuto
YOUNGSTOWN City, school board to resolve issues
Council could help the school board while the lawsuit settlement is finalized. By ROGER G. SMITH
EAST PALESTINE Officials to vote on annexation and sale of land to company
The city will extend waterlines and sewer lines and streets to the new residential area. By NANCY
GATEWAY CONFERENCE OUTLOOK 2002 preview
Based on predicted order of finish. (Last year's records in parentheses): 1. Northern Iowa (11-3,
CANFIELD FAIR A traffic tale: Leffingwell link
About four or five deputy sheriffs will help direct traffic at this year's fair. By IAN HILL
NEW WILMINGTON, PA. Ex-Pa. trooper named new chief of police
The new chief is a former FBI agent. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW
FASHION Q & amp;A
Q. I have several good blouses and sweater sets that I have been wearing to work with linen skirts
SOCCER PREVIEW Boardman, Canfield among Valley's best
Fitch and Boardman will battle for the boys Steel Valley title. By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR
Monique Nattin, Bradley Slaven are engaged
YOUNGSTOWN -- The engagement of Monique Allyson Nattin, 4831 Forest Meadows Court, Cincinnati, and
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT Talk-show host Tavis Smiley will not travel with the staff of the "Tom Joyner
Inmate sentenced for weapon charge
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Prosecutors said Ronnie Turney
TRUMBULL COUNTY Lawyer to review fireworks report
By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF HUBBARD -- The state fire marshal's office has conferred
SOUTHERN PARK MALL Official says teen dances are likely to continue
One mall official said the dances have been a great success. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
SOUTHERN PARK MALL Official: Teen dances likely to go on
One mall official said the dances have been a great success. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
JAMIE LEE, UNCOVERED
Opinion: JAMIE LEE, UNCOVERED Chicago Tribune: This may not rank with bra-burning or the Equal Rights
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Jennipher Carter and Jeromy Midovich, 1304 Deforest Road, Warren, boy, Aug. 27.
YOUNGSTOWN In the end, caboose is dream come true
The Ohio Central Railroad System and the Make-A-Wish Foundation gave Kurt Pilker the gift of a
CONFERENCE USA Louisville to use Chaney grad Floyd to return punts
The Cardinals senior excels at safety and has the most interceptions among current players. By
Local conjoined twins cannot be separated
Local conjoined twins cannot be separated BRISTOLVILLE (AP) -- Conjoined twin girls from this
GAIL WHITE Music, brotherhood bless fair's worship service
"May the road rise to meet you, May the wind be always at your back, The sun shine warm upon
U.S. CONGRESS Trumbull elections board OKs Traficant's run in 17th District
As long as Traficant can prove 'an actual connection to the state,' his candidacy is legal, a
LORDSTOWN Council plans to grant tax deal to Taylor Steel
Niles officials wrote a letter to commissioners expressing their concerns about the move. THE
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Andrew E. Yacobozzi, 32, of 4833 Westchester #104, Austintown,
CANFIELD Razor thief proves that he's a lot sharper than authorities
The thief took several hundred dollars' worth of razors. CANFIELD -- A man suspected of stealing
Police search for woman in fatal shooting
YOUNGSTOWN -- The search continued today for a woman named Joy who detectives want to question in
Authorities rule out robbery, accident in shooting death
WELLSVILLE -- Investigators have eliminated robbery and accident as factors in the death of Craig
YOUNGSTOWN Driver gets six-year term on assault, weapon charges
The chase started when someone in Mark Jones' car fired a gun toward police. By BOB JACKSON
Free ice cream treat
Free ice cream treat YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown Community Food Center and Gleaners Food Bank are
Gateway title prescription for playoffs
Although defense is expected to be YSU's strength, the offensive line could be one of the best in
YOUNGSTOWN Meeting outlines drug plan
Similar prescription drug programs have been enacted in Maine and Hawaii. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
DEPTH CHART YSU vs. Clarion
Probable starters in caps: YSU OFFENSE LT -- (66) JOSH DAVIS, 6-5, 295, Jr.; (74) Dean Jewell,
TUESDAY'S GAMES
TUESDAY'S GAMES American League N.Y. Yankees 6, Boston 0 Detroit 8, Cleveland 5 Minnesota 5,
TWO-DEEP YSU depth chart
Probable starters in caps: OFFENSE LT -- (66) JOSH DAVIS, 6-5, 295, Jr.; (74) Dean Jewell, 6-3,
TRUMBULL COUNTY | Grand jury
The following have been indicted by a Trumbull County grand jury: Arthur Clinkscale, 43, Arlington
POLAND Mother calls police after encounter
The boy's mother saw the man drive away as she was calling the police. POLAND -- Amid today's
COLUMBUS House speaker boots 3 in GOP
The House minority leader called the changes 'a drastic move' that signals real dissension in the
BOXING Richardson eyes 22nd victory
He will fight tonight in the Ringside National Boxing Tournament. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR
FARRELL, PA. Reversion clause jeopardizes project
The federal government wants a change in the deed transferring the property from the city. By
TRUMBULL COUNTY Judge reduces ex-cop's jail term
The judge also placed the former police officer on probation and suspended his license. By PEGGY
Tuesday, August 27 (51 stories)
U.S. DISTRICT COURT Sabatine receives 10-month sentence
In return for cooperation, the businessman won't face state charges. By PATRICIA MEADE
CANFIELD School board seeks to fill post
Some district residents wonder why the board is hiring a new administrator when it wants to save
State should crack down on uninsured motorists
Opinion: State should crack down on uninsured motorists EDITOR: When buying new vehicle license plates
NEW CASTLE Board weighs junior-senior high school
The current junior high school will soon need renovations, architects said. By LAURE CIOFFI
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Scrappers (41-26) at Auburn Doubledays (41-26). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio: WNIO-AM (1390).
FARRELL Pastor proposes community center
The new building would show that the city plans to make Idaho Street vibrant again, the pastor said.
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses John C. Kerr, 32, of Austintown, and Melissa K. Iliff, of
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Home ransacked
Home ransacked AUSTINTOWN -- The home of a woman whose husband was shot to death on Youngstown's
U.S. DISTRICT COURT Sabatine to get sentence today
In return for cooperation, the businessman won't face state charges. By PATRICIA MEADE
The name of the store in Boardman Precinct 8 seeking a permit in November's general election to sell
The name of the store in Boardman Precinct 8 seeking a permit in November's general election to sell
GAME TIME Thursday
Who: Ursuline vs. David Douglas (Oregon). When: 7:30 p.m. Where: Mineral Ridge High Stadium.
The union is conducting the vigil to make sure nothing comes out of the plant.
The union is conducting the vigil to make sure nothing comes out of the plant. By DON SHILLING
YOUNGSTOWN Catholic sex-abuse policy panel holds first meeting to organize
Changes to the local policy will hinge on Vatican action. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION
YSU FOOTBALL Street's hard work earns starting role
The senior quarterback had to makeup a lot of classwork since last season. By PETE MOLLICA
VOLANT, PA. Sheen's friendliness and talent win over 'West Wing' extras
One extra was so impressed that she said Martin Sheen would get her vote if he ever ran for
Pero leads Chaney to 9-2 soccer win
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mike Pero scored three goals and one assists as Chaney High defeated Canton Timken 9-2
CANFIELD SCHOOLS Board seeks to fill post
Some district residents wonder why the board is hiring a new administrator when it wants to save
NEW CASTLE St. Francis Hospital workers receive details of closing, other job options
Jameson officials are giving job applications to St. Francis workers this week. By LAURE CIOFFI
POLITICS GOP leaders lend support to candidate
The Democratic candidate plans to have the U.S. House minority whip campaign for him in September.
Coming Wednesday
Coming Wednesday The Youngstown State Penguins and the rest of college football will be previewed
REUNIONS
XThe Centofanti family reunion is planned Sunday at Mauthe Park, 156 Smithfield St., Struthers. A
YOUNGSTOWN'S NORTH SIDE Man acquitted of murder is shot down in street
Another man has already been convicted of the murder of Stephen Shackleford, while two more await
Helping with phone bills
Helping with phone bills YOUNGSTOWN -- The Ameritech Ohio Universal Service Assistance Program
Reprimand of Moffie doesn't vindicate Cox
Opinion: Former Boardman Township Trustee John Cox wasn't booted out of office last year because voters were
TRUMBULL COUNTY Hearing scheduled on marriage issue
The judge said he will decide after a hearing whether to grant a motion for the license. By PEGGY
MAHONING CO. JAIL Ex-inmate sues ex-deputies, county
The fight started when the inmate was told to move away from a telephone. By BOB JACKSON
DECENCY FOR WOMEN
Opinion: DECENCY FOR WOMEN Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune: Does George W. Bush have something against
RAVENNA Lisbon man faces charges in death
The victim died of multiple stab wounds, investigators determined. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL COUNTY Hearing is set on marriage
The judge said he will decide after a hearing whether to grant the motion for the license. By
COLUMBIANA Library opens work bidding for addition
The staff is planning fall events with upcoming construction in mind. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
COLD METAL PRODUCTS Ex-workers study buyout; vigil continues at plant
The union is conducting the vigil to make sure nothing comes out of the plant. By DON SHILLING
MERCER Payments by inmates slated to get started
Inmates will have to set up a payment plan when they're released. MERCER, Pa. -- A $10-per-day
YOUNGSTOWN Catholic sex-abuse policy panel to organize at first meeting
Changes to the local policy will hinge on Vatican action. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION
WELLSVILLE Shooting kills village man in his home
WELLSVILLE -- Authorities are investigating a shooting in the village that killed a 43-year-old man.
CLEVELAND Still in NICU, local quints meet press
The Hudocks are planning to bring their babies home in November. By ROSA MERCADO VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Shootings spark residents' worries
Police think one of the shootings was over a property dispute. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
NEWTON FALLS Council moves to cancel Streetscape
The city was set to advertise for bids for the project next week. NEWTON FALLS -- City council has
Jesus essay lawsuit
Jesus essay lawsuit WARREN -- A lawsuit contending that a 14-year-old Brookfield middle school
Trustees post strip-club law
AUSTINTOWN -- A proposed resolution regulating adult businesses is set to appear on the township's
Woman dies in crash
Woman dies in crash GREENVILLE, Pa. -- One woman was killed and three people suffered minor
17TH DISTRICT Ex-staffers still working for the Valley
The 17th Congressional District staff has sent a list of Valley appropriation projects to key U.S.
FALL ENROLLMENT YSU sees upswing in mood, students
The enrollment increase is above budget projections but below the 5-percent goal set by the
CROSS COUNTRY McDonald, Maplewood look like teams to beat
Boardman senior Russ Waller has run well in the preseason. When the Suburban Cross Country League
Resident urges city to retake authority over law enforcement
The police force is controlled by a semi-independent police commission, not the city. FARRELL, Pa.
Scrapbook class
Scrapbook class KINSMAN -- Scrapbook classes return to Kinsman Free Library Sept. 7. The class
HUBBARD Police station's mold problem spurs action
The city has contracted for further tests, and workers with symptoms are advised to see their
PREP FOOTBALL Ursuline awaits Oregon opponent
The Irish will meet David Douglas High Thursday at Mineral Ridge. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Seniors get together, 'and we don't have to cook'
On a sunny Wednesday afternoon in August, after a long winding drive from Boardman along beautiful
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WARREN Mayor, director discuss police chief
About a dozen police officers sat outside the closed-door hearing to show support for the police
GIRARD Reopened school on watch list
Pupils returned to Girard Intermediate School after remedial work was completed. By TIM YOVICH
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown
A search for Earl McClendon is the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this week: Crime:
ADULT BUSINESSES Austintown regulations
Township trustees are set to discuss a resolution tonight that would regulate strip clubs. The
Police charge man with drug crime
Police charge man with drug crime AUSTINTOWN -- Police here arrested a Youngstown man early Sunday
LORDSTOWN Analysts: GM eyes multiple models for plant
The new car to be built in Lordstown won't look like the Cavalier and will have more interior room,
YOUNGSTOWN Official advises caution, not worry, over West Nile virus
New appointee Marilyn M. Gonzalez says she brings a Hispanic perspective to the board of health.
Parents announce Grimm-Evans engagement
COLUMBUS -- The engagement of Jennifer Lee Grimm and William Robert Evans, both of 386 Summerwind
Police investigate after body is found
YOUNGSTOWN -- City police were investigating a death this morning on the city's West Side. The
WORTH A LOOK
ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOWS XThe Andover Arts and Crafts Fair will be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Scrappers tied for first
BATAVIA, N.Y. -- For only the third time this season, the Mahoning Valley Scrappers hold first place
Analysts: GM eyes multiple models for plant
The new car to be built in Lordstown won't look like the Cavalier and will have more interior room,
Center looks for a financial boost
This is the first time in its 31-year history the hot line is asking for direct community support.
AUSTINTOWN Resolution targets strip clubs
The Club 76 owner says trustees shouldn't treat his business differently from other township bars.
Temporary housing plan gives YSU students freedom
The trip to class will be a bit longer this year for a group of students living off campus. By RON
YOUNGSTOWN Sewer rates will go up only in city
About 13,000 county customers are served by the city's sewer treatment plant. By BOB JACKSON
YOUNGSTOWN/MAHONING VALLEY United Way 'Day of Caring' starts financial campaign
`More than 300 United Way volunteers will work Tuesday on projects at affiliated agencies.
Robbers tie up housesitter
STRUTHERS -- When a 23-year-old man housesitting for a friend returned to the Morrison Street home,
BRITAIN
Opinion: BRITAIN The Guardian, London, Aug. 21: As the flood waters in Germany subside they reveal an
Child Alert system helps to protect kids
The county is looking for more people to serve as lookouts in abduction cases. By BOB JACKSON
Clarett focused on Kent State next
The former Warren Harding standout said he was nervous before Saturday's opener. By GARY HOUSTEAU
OSU FOOTBALL Clarett focused on Kent State next
The former Warren Harding standout said he was nervous before Saturday's opener. By GARY HOUSTEAU
Bialik-Stevens engagement is made known
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. John Bialik of 450 Mathews Road are announcing the engagement of their
Fire affects social events
Cleanup on the building started today. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Doctors aren't what's wrong with health care
Opinion: Doctors aren't what's wrong with health care EDITOR: This letter is in response to a recent
2 suspected in Campbell home robbery
CAMPBELL -- Two Youngstown men scheduled to be arraigned today in Girard Municipal Court on charges
National crime alert system required in this day and age
Opinion: Perhaps it's the willingness of parents to come forward and publicly appeal for the safe return of
Proposal seeks use of vaults for burial in Girard Cemetery
GIRARD -- The city sexton is proposing the construction of mausoleums in Girard Cemetery as a
CANFIELD TOWNSHIP Trustees will meet to think over plan
No new resolution for the paving project will be proposed today. CANFIELD -- Township trustees,
Some of the animals sell for nearly $25,000
Some of the animals sell for nearly $25,000 By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF John
A weary day on the set of 'West Wing'
It seems that producing a television show is more about endurance than glamour. By MARY
ONE ON ONE | Melinda Holsopple Helping people is balancing act for Way Station director
You've been at The Way Station about a year now. So, how's it going? It's exciting. I love being
MAHONING COUNTY Ex-state pen inmate on trial
Prosecutors say the inmate sharpened a piece of plastic into a dangerous weapon. YOUNGSTOWN -- A
Dairy Mart robbed
Dairy Mart robbed NILES -- A polite thief got away with an undisclosed amount of cash early today
COLUMBIANA CORNER Finding humor in a lousy situation
Columbiana County Commissioner Sean Logan is taking some ribbing over Judge C. Ashley Pike's
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NILES Department of Public Safety recognizes seat-belt campaign
No matter what, the police department will get some new piece of equipment. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
COLUMBIANA Official says he was wrong to seek limit on size of signs
The law director said the zoning code can't be changed before November. By NANCY TULLIS
NESHANNOCK Supervisors allow concerts to go on
The owner presented the supervisors with a petition of 815 signatures of people in favor of the
AGENDA
TUESDAY Canfield Township trustees special meeting, 6 p.m., township hall, 21 S. Broad St., to
With Melinda Holsopple
With Melinda Holsopple Age: 39 Hometown: Boardman Occupation: Executive director, The Way
TRUMBULL COUNTY 2 men jailed in Hubbard rape, robbery
Jewelry was taken from the Hubbard home of the rape victim, police say. GIRARD -- Two Campbell men
Town meeting will focus on new EMS rules
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Ohio State Emergency Medical Services Board's Trauma Committee will have a town
Ross-Herchik engagement is announced
CANFIELD -- Announcement is being made of the engagement of Heather L. Ross and Jonathan J. Herchik,
YOUNGSTOWN Police investigate after body is found
A body was discovered today on the city's West Side, the victim of an apparent gunshot wound. By
Date is chosen for Dolph-Hood rite, reception
Cynthia Dolph, a daughter of Barbara and Ronald Dolph of Columbiana, and Gregory Hood, a son of
SCHEDULES
SCHEDULES TODAY BOYS GOLF Canfield at Boardman, 3:30 p.m. Ursuline at Warren JFK, 3:30 p.m.
Lori B. Whan, Mr. Dellick plan September rite
GIRARD -- Jane and Michael Whan, 510 Secrist Lane, are announcing the coming marriage of their
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Ronald and Dala Schneider, Leetonia, girl, Aug. 24. Michael and Jennifer Stanton,
Sunday, August 25 (123 stories)
'PENNY BURFORD' Lessons of a woman are no small change
A single discarded nickel changes the course of a young woman's life and the lives of others. By
HEALTH BUILDING | Exhibits, screenings
The health exhibits are presented at the Canfield Fair by representatives of the Mahoning County
Several state and local agencies are working to promote seat-belt use over the Labor Day weekend as
Several state and local agencies are working to promote seat-belt use over the Labor Day weekend as
AT YOUR CONVENIENCE Run your errands at the fairgrounds
The Canfield Fair first-aid station, bank and post office make for a convenient day at the fair.
NEW CASTLE, PA. Effort to monitor West Nile virus continues
By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- For the past few summers, Jerry
Curatola jubilee is celebrated at family party
ENON VALLEY, Pa. -- A family party was held Aug. 15 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Curatola, 336
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS, SEASONS, ETC. Boat owners wishing to rent public boat docks at Ohio State Park
PROFILE | Bob Rose A lifetime of service to fair
The Elijah J. Williams law office was the first historical building in the Canfield Fair's Western
HUBBARD Soccer youths look into history
Team members left their own small tribute at the memorials. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR
Arms Family Museum of Local History -- 648 Wick Ave., Youngstown, (330) 743-2589: "Far From Home:
Arms Family Museum of Local History -- 648 Wick Ave., Youngstown, (330) 743-2589: "Far From Home:
OHIO GOVERNOR'S RACE
Associated Press THE CAMPAIGN TREK: Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tim Hagan, left, speaks at
Russia demands action on rebels
Russia demands action on rebels MOSCOW -- Russia demanded Saturday that Georgia take decisive
SUSPENDED GAMES Chaney holds on to beat Falcons
After storms washed out the finish of the game Friday, the Cowboys came back Saturday to win 19-13.
LIMELIGHTS
LIMELIGHTS Awards and achievements CANFIELD -- Wayland Russell, chairman and chief executive of
WARREN City cites landfill for leaving gates unlocked
By DENISE DICK and PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- A city health official
SCOTT SHALAWAY Cardinals -- America's favorite bird
Ask ten people to name their favorite bird, and at least five will say "cardinal." It's beautiful,
ATTENDANCE
ATTENDANCE By the numbers The Canfield Fair is Mahoning County's largest annual event and the
LIBRARY PROGRAMS | September
YOUNGSTOWN AND MAHONING COUNTY "Back to School with Captain Underpants." Stories, craft and games
Rosanna Miller, Patrick Howlett will exchange vows Sept. 20
Rosanna Miller of Poland and Patrick Howlett of Dayton are announcing plans for their late-summer
Thanks to Graceland, Elvis Presley's estate has done better financially than Presley himself. E5
Thanks to Graceland, Elvis Presley's estate has done better financially than Presley himself. E5
Honorees take time to volunteer
Canfield Fair's 'outstanding families' are recognized for years of community involvement. By ROSA
VETERANS
VETERANS Meeting changed The Mahoning County Veterans Service Commission has changed its meeting
YWCA seeks nominations for Women of the Year awards
YOUNGSTOWN -- Nominations are being accepted for the YWCA of Youngstown's 25th annual Women of the
Closing in on Enron crooks
Opinion: The federal government appears to be going after the crooks who ran Enron and doing so with gusto,
TAKE YOUR SEATS
TAKE YOUR SEATS Grandstand events Wednesday: Lee Greenwood and Sandi Patty concert, 8 p.m.,
Rayen's new hire 'happy to be back'
'This is going to be a school where people are calling me up and wanting to get their kids to attend
STACIE HANNON | MATTHEW DUNN
BOARDMAN -- The home of Matt and Penny Hannon, 485 Ewing Road, was the setting at noon Aug. 24 for
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers sweep past New Jersey
Mahoning Valley took three straight from the Cardinals after 10-9 and 5-0 wins Saturday. By BRIAN
Marriage vows are renewed by Greens on 25th anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Green, 237 Mumford Circle, celebrated their 25th wedding
BOARDMAN Artist returns to create something special
The special effects artist plans to open a studio here in about a year. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
Ellasheks mark 50th anniversary at dinner party
AUSTINTOWN -- Friends and family gathered Aug. 10 at the Holiday Inn, Boardman, to honor Mr. and
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go Location: Jungle Jim's International Farmers Market is at 5440 Dixie
Bondars jubilee is celebrated, vows renewed
AUSTINTOWN -- Friends and family members were present Aug. 3 as Mr. and Mrs. John Bondar, 4170
NEW CASTLE, PA. Effort to monitor West Nile continues
By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- For the past few summers, Jerry
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK Antjuan Adkins
The FBI and the Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force are asking the public to help find the
TRICIA WALCOTT SCOTT LENHART
TRICIA WALCOTT SCOTT LENHART BOARDMAN -- The Rev. Daniel Venglarik officiated at 1:30 p.m. July 27
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
WEEKEND RESULTS FOOTBALL AREA SCORES Chaney 19, Austintown Fitch 13 East Liverpool 21,
JACK WOLLITZ Anglers of all stripes can tell the same stories
The other day I was roaming the aisles at the Gander Mountain store in Niles searching for odds and
NEW WILMINGTON, PA. Forum explores changes to telecommunications regulations
A law regulating high-speed access is expiring in 2003. NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- Experts from the
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers rally in ninth for victory
Brian Wright's two-out single brought home the game-winning run. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
JUNIOR FAIR | Schedule
TODAY 1-7 p.m.: Booth setup and distribution of packets to advisers, Building 25. MONDAY 1-9
Several local residents who attended the Twins Days Festival earlier this month in Twinsburg took
Several local residents who attended the Twins Days Festival earlier this month in Twinsburg took
Cop's job is anything but dull
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER FLASHING RED LIGHTS IN THE REAR-VIEW mirror send
Firefighter grant
Firefighter grant SHARON, Pa. -- The city has been awarded a $53,773 federal grant for equipment
Participants for parade
Participants for parade LOWELLVILLE -- The Lowellville Day Committee is seeking participants for
TODAY
TODAY Veterans Radio Programs, WNIO-AM (1390), 6:30 a.m.; WRTK-AM (1540), WBBG-FM (106.1), both at
HARNESS HORSEMEN Amid racing events, funds will be raised for food bank
The association is providing a big assist to the Second Harvest Foodbank of the Mahoning Valley.
TRACEE MOSS SCOTT LINEBAUGH
TRACEE MOSS SCOTT LINEBAUGH COITSVILLE -- Victory Christian Center Church was the setting July 27
OHIO WATERFOWL Dates, limits
The duck hunting season (except pintails and canvasbacks) in the north zone is Oct. 19 through Nov.
KRISTINE SMITH THOMAS AKERS JR.
KRISTINE SMITH THOMAS AKERS JR. BOARDMAN -- Kristine Robin Smith and Thomas A. Akers Jr., both of
STATISTICS
BATTING ABRHHRRBIAVG Ben Francisco of1804067219.372 Eider Torres inf3951204.308 Brian Wright
MIKE BRAUN Duck and dove season news
There will be 60 days of duck hunting in 2002-03 for Ohio waterfowl hunters with the season
WARREN Horse show to raise funds for Animal Welfare League
The group depends on donations and fund-raisers. WARREN -- More than 300 participants are expected
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THE VINDICATOR | Contest winners
Children from throughout the Mahoning Valley and other areas entered this year's Vindicator Coloring
YSU tuition increase should be last resort
Opinion: Faculty and classified employees at Youngstown State University will receive a significant boost in
FAIRGROUNDS The Big Rock has interesting history
The boulder, composed of large crystals of feldspar and flakes of biotite and pyroxene, is foreign
The 16 Canfield Fair Board directors:
The 16 Canfield Fair Board directors: KATHRYN BENNETT Hometown: Green Township Departments
Knight Ridder Tribune
Knight Ridder Tribune CHAMPION SWIMMER: The U.S. Postal Service is honoring Duke Kahanamoku, who
AMANDA LUCAS ANDREW PONDILLO
AMANDA LUCAS ANDREW PONDILLO CANFIELD -- Amanda Lucas, daughter of Ken and Sally Lucas, 205 S.
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Replace old range hoods with quieter models
Q. My kitchen has an old noisy range hood and it looks old-fashioned. I would like one that has
Guerrieros will mark 50th at buffet reception
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. James Guerriero of Boardman will be honored Sept. 1 at a buffet reception
MUSIC For Greenwood, tradition counts
Two decades after Lee Greenwood made a big splash in country music, he's moving ahead with a new
LINDSAY BERGER MARTIN RAUPPLE
LINDSAY BERGER MARTIN RAUPPLE BERLIN CENTER -- Martin Raupple and his bride, the former Lindsay
DEBRA BURNS MARK KELLER
DEBRA BURNS MARK KELLER ONTARIO, Canada -- Debra Burns, 39183 Crestview Road, Leetonia, and Mark
LOWELLVILLE Flip Jendre48 Jerry Murray48 Tom Stockunas 47 Doug Worrell47 Dave Zofko47
LOWELLVILLE Flip Jendre48 Jerry Murray48 Tom Stockunas 47 Doug Worrell47 Dave Zofko47
Special to the Vindicator
Special to the Vindicator RADIO PERSONALITIES: Tom Joyner, right, and his sidekick, Tavis Smiley,
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner N. Castle grads join college HOF
A pair of New Castle High athletes, who went on to good careers at Westminster College, will be part
FAST FACTS
FAST FACTS 'Sue Thomas: F.B.EYE' Premiere: 9 to 11 p.m. Oct. 13. Time slot: Sundays, 9 to 10
HOLLY DRAGOMIR DANIEL WYTKO
HOLLY DRAGOMIR DANIEL WYTKO AKRON -- St. Martha Parish was the setting at 1:30 p.m. July 27 as
A superintendent's tips for getting to and from school safely
Opinion: EDITOR: The first day of school is fast approaching and soon, early morning school bus rides will
FAIRFIELD, OHIO Jungle Jim's is a shopper's paradise
The four-acre grocery store offers everything from Irish brown bread to mushrooms from all over the
MEDICAL BUILDING Screenings give money's worth
The county medical society has provided information at the fair for more than a half-century. By
JOANNA MALMISUR SAMUEL OLIVER
JOANNA MALMISUR SAMUEL OLIVER CANFIELD -- Joanna Malmisur of Canfield and Samuel Oliver of
St. Elizabeth's Safety Village to skip fair
CANFIELD -- St. Elizabeth Health Center's Safety Village will not be at the Canfield Fair this year.
CAREER PATHS
CAREER PATHS MANUFACTURING GARRETTSVILLE -- W & amp;W Holdings, the parent company of Amweld
Fair board plans to take extra safety precautions
Terrorism and perpetrators of other crimes aren't the only concerns; weather also could pose a
Waldman-Kay wedding date to be Sept. 21
YOUNGSTOWN -- Announced by Dr. David and Judy Waldman, 2910 Biscayne Ave., is the engagement of
KEYSTONE CLIPS Red Cross issues call for volunteers
The Mercer County Chapter of the American Red Cross is looking for volunteers. The agency needs
License plates in parking lot belie prison's claim of sensitivity to families
Opinion: License plates in parking lot belie prison's claim of sensitivity to families EDITOR: While in
Celebration to mark 4-H's anniversary
CANFIELD -- The Mahoning County 4-H program will have a centennial birthday celebration Sept. 1 from
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES TODAY Sims Auto Park, 3100 Elm Road, Warren, noon to 5 p.m. MONDAY Club South,
WHAT'S FREE
WHAT'S FREE Canfield Fair Many attractions at the 156th Canfield Fair my be enjoyed at no cost.
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
'Limited only by your imagination'
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT For many gardeners, a flower bed just isn't worth a
FOOTBALL Western Reserve holds off Malvern
The Blue Devils posted a 33-26 victory. By RYAN JONES VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT MALVERN -- At
Ridge Crest award for excellence
Ridge Crest award for excellence WARREN -- Ridge Crest Care Center, 1926 Ridge Ave., received the
TV stations to offer freebies and tryout
Fun and practical freebies will be available at the tents of local TV stations during the Canfield
FRIDAY'S GAMES
FRIDAY'S GAMES American League Boston 4, Anaheim 1 Texas 6, N.Y. Yankees 2 Oakland 9,
JUNIOR FAIR King, queen candidates
These 4-H members topped the competition in community service, project work and interview skills and
CANFIELD Junior Fair adds space for animals
While the number of most animal projects in the fair has increased, the number of horse projects has
YOUNGSTOWN Live broadcast sparks plan to extend party
Too many events offer hope but no follow-up, but not this one, the organizer said. By ROGER G.
EXHIBIT Black bears likely to be behind steering wheel
The bears spend most of their year on a 700-acre ranch in Texas. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF
MARTIN SLOANE | Supermarket Shopper A stroll down supermarket-history lane
I began writing Supermarket Shopper in 1969 and when I recently finished my 4,000th column, I began
YOUNGSTOWN Be strong but avoid the curse
The author urges women to answer the call to 'move up a level' in their religious life. By GARRY
Fire damages duplex
Fire damages duplex YOUNGSTOWN -- Damage was estimated at $10,000 in a Saturday morning fire in a
AGENDA
AGENDA MONDAY Austintown Township trustees, 7 p.m., township building, 82 Ohltown Road, regular
YOUNGSTOWN Schools' principals represent new breed
The three men fill the city's critical need for male principals in its 13 elementary schools. By
COURTNEY DERHODES SHANE PHILLIPS
COURTNEY DERHODES SHANE PHILLIPS BOARDMAN -- The wedding of Courtney DeRhodes and Shane Michael
CHOIR Diversity describes group
Choir members will sing two anthems during the service. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
DANIELLE MARKEL PATRICK HOPPER
DANIELLE MARKEL PATRICK HOPPER WARREN -- Church of the Blessed Sacrament was the setting at 2:30
JOLENE SRNEC DOMINIC SPOSETTI
JOLENE SRNEC DOMINIC SPOSETTI CAMPBELL -- The Rev. John Trimbur officiated at 1:30 p.m. Aug. 3 at
MEGAN EVANS THOMAS SHANNON JR.
MEGAN EVANS THOMAS SHANNON JR. STRUTHERS -- The Revs. Edward Gretchko and Lee Diefenderfer
New symphony director named
New symphony director named GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Michael Gelfand of Youngstown State University
BIKE NIGHT Agenda includes night just for motorcycles
The display of bikes will be one of the largest shows of its kind in this area, fair officials said.
Canoe trip planned
Canoe trip planned ORANGEVILLE -- Trumbull County Soil and Water Conservation District and Penn
PATRIOTISM This year's theme: 'Pride in America'
A tribute to local veterans, police officers and firefighters will be on the grandstand stage
THE KOVELS | Antiques and collecting Royal Flemish glass has a distinctive appearance
In 1894, a new glassware was patented. It had heavy gold relief designs on multicolored panels in
Defense name of game at YSU
If there is one group of people who know just how good the Youngstown State football defensive unit
NFL ROUNDUP Saturday's preseason games
Saints 31, Bengals 23 CINCINNATI -- Aaron Brooks led three crisp scoring drives, emphatically
SALEM Athletic facility gears up for opening
Memberships for the new nonprofit center are now on sale. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
Lightning blamed in power failures
BOARDMAN -- Two Saturday afternoon electrical failures knocked out power to about 12,000 customers
Culinary extravaganza to feature international fare, auction, music
Area chefs will create everything from main-course dishes to desserts. YOUNGSTOWN -- The Edward W.
Christa Oliver is dancing her way to Britain to study at a prestigious school this fall.
Christa Oliver is dancing her way to Britain to study at a prestigious school this fall. By ROSA
Melissa Wayland, Kevin Crump to marry in autumn
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wayland of 2248 Innwood Drive are announcing the engagement of
YOUTH AWARD| Junior Fair
The Junior Fair Outstanding Youth Award provides an opportunity to recognize youth actively involved
BRIAN RICHESSON | Scrappers Rickon gets call to Tribe's bullpen
Jim Rickon was on his way back from Jamestown, N.Y., with the Mahoning Valley Scrappers when he got
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL St. Ed's knocks off Ursuline, 31-12
Four Ursuline turnovers were costly in the loss. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
BENEFIT CFF plans walk to raise funds
Food and beverages will be provided, and prizes will be awarded. BOARDMAN -- The third annual
The Pearces mark 60th anniversary during dinner party in California
NUEVO, Calif. -- Mr. and Mrs. James E. Pearce, 29224 Obsidian Court, were guests of honor at a
MLS ROUNDUP Saturday's game
Rapids 3, Earthquakes 0 DENVER -- Chris Carrieri scored on a 30-yard pass from Carlos Valderrama
'They can't take away my spirit'
Opinion: Poor Tim Ryan, he just can't seem to shake loose the Traficant monkey that has been on his back
Saturday, August 24 (58 stories)
GIRARD Indians' defense subdues Dragons
Girard senior Dustin Helle caught two touchdown passes from Matt Zuppo. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU
This one goes to the Dogs: Poland pounds Springfield
The Bulldogs built a 42-0 halftime lead to spoil opening night at the renovated Tigers stadium. By
Firing advisory stands
Firing advisory stands WARREN -- Trumbull County Sheriff Thomas Altiere's recommendation to fire
PREP FOOTBALL Hubbard shuts down defending champs
Shaun Lane's touchdown run was the difference against Bedford Chanel. By JOHN BASSETTI
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Jesus Rojas Jr., 43, of 693 Martha Ave., Campbell, and Sherry
Scrappers game is postponed
NILES -- Friday's Mahoning Valley Scrappers game against the New Jersey Cardinals was postponed
Lions open new stadium
Lions open new stadium For the first time since 1974, the Detroit Lions will actually play in the
YSU trustees approve 3-year faculty contract
YSU trustees approve 3-year faculty contract YOUNGSTOWN -- Classes at Youngstown State University
YOUNGSTOWN Metropolitan to be renamed First National Bank
It's time to drop the old name because it gives people the wrong impression, the bank president
By TRACEY D'ASTOLFO
By TRACEY D'ASTOLFO VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT ONGREGATION OHEV TZEDEK will mark the advent of the
Stormy start to the season
Chaney took a 19-7 lead over Fitch before play was halted due to lightning. By BRIAN RICHESSON
Women's Day speaker
Women's Day speaker YOUNGSTOWN -- Elizabeth Missionary Baptist Church will have its annual Women's
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple BULLDOGS PARTY: Poland football player David Koval, right,
"Everyone then who hears these words of mine and acts on them will be like a wise man who built his
"Everyone then who hears these words of mine and acts on them will be like a wise man who built his
Animal lover takes dog attack in stride
The attack left her with scratches and bruises. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Metropolitan to take a new name
It's time to drop the old name because it gives people the wrong impression, the bank president
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
FRIDAY'S SCORES AREA Boardman 42, Wilson 0 Warren Harding 53, Cleveland South 8 Girard 19,
Howland rolls past Campbell
Maurice Smith and Tony Davis each scored three times to lead the Tigers to a 41-23 win. By GREG
ELECTION Candidates and issues
Nonpartisan candidates, issues and questions on the Nov. 5 general election ballot. Thursday was the
Associated Press
Associated Press RESPONDING TO THE SCANDAL: Stephen Hallam, dean of the College of Business
AMY BROSS KEITH FOLEY
AMY BROSS KEITH FOLEY HUBBARD -- Nuptial vows were exchanged during a 1 p.m. ceremony July 20 as
CALENDAR Jewish holy days
Sept. 7: Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year, marks the beginning of Jewish year 5763 and inaugurates
BAR ASSOCIATION Colleagues who died
The following are the deceased attorneys remembered during the Trumbull County Bar Association's
CLUB CALENDAR
AUXILIARIES XMahoning County Council Auxiliary to the VFW will meet at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 3 at VFW
JULIE CAVALLARO MICHAEL PEDRO
JULIE CAVALLARO MICHAEL PEDRO YOUNGSTOWN - A honeymoon in Cancun, Mexico, followed the July 20
TRUMBULL COUNTY Wedding is on hold
A legal opinion is expected next week. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN --
COITSVILLE Heroes are heart of honor garden
To raise funds to care for the garden, the historical society is selling bricks and granite paving
Youngstown doesn't need another negative mark
Opinion: In recent years, the city of Youngstown has had one of the highest per capita homicide rates in the
INDICTMENTS
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County A Mahoning County grand jury indicted these people: Thomas Moses,
COLUMBIANA Chamber planning Christmas parade
Santa Claus will arrive on a firetruck in the city's first Christmas parade in many years.
ANDREA PETRELLA ELMER TAKASH III
ANDREA PETRELLA ELMER TAKASH III YOUNGSTOWN -- St. Columba Cathedral was the setting at 2:30 p.m.
Electric company keeps hope for plant at Shenango Dam
The company thinks it might be able to produce enough electricity at the dam to power a town of
17TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Withdrawn candidate Davis says UAW local dealt big blow
The former candidate couldn't believe he was called a liar by a fellow union official. By DAVID
HERMITAGE Electric company keeps hope for plant at Shenango Dam
The company thinks it might be able to produce enough electricity at the dam to power a town of
MAHONING COUNTY COURT Recent cases
Several people recently appeared before Judge David D'Apolito in Mahoning County Court in Austintown
KIMBERLY LOY JASON LISKO
KIMBERLY LOY JASON LISKO STRUTHERS -- Jason Lisko and his bride, the former Kimberly Loy, both of
BOARDMAN Animal lover takes dog attack in stride
The attack left her with scratches and bruises. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Outstanding Educator Award is presented to local teacher
WARREN -- A teacher for the multihandicapped at the Trumbull County Educational Service Center was
WARREN Back-to-school benefactor expected crowd for his party
The event is not supported by any organization. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Plans to expand
A school for fatherless children has merged into Youngstown Christian School. By RON COLE
Player with the 49ers faces charges he altered prescription
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A professional football player faces charges of forgery and criminal attempt
COLUMBIANA Local government funds
CITIES AND VILLAGES East Liverpool$572,854 Salem$231,594 Columbiana $108,051 East Palestine
BOARDMAN Visitor to St. Mary's stresses unity, peace
The olive oil said to seep from Myrna Nazzour's hands is seen as a sign from God. TRACEY D'ASTOLFO
TRUMBULL COUNTY Bar association honors deceased
The late attorneys were remembered for their dedication to the profession and the community. By
CHANTEL SANER MARK STOOPS
CHANTEL SANER MARK STOOPS YOUNGSTOWN -- Chantel Pauline Saner and Mark Thomas Stoops, both of 177
MERCER COUNTY Winner's checks remain uncashed
The county development authority is holding the checks, because $13,000 is still in dispute.
COLUMBIANA CO. Another rabid bat turns up in Salem
The presence of rabid bats isn't unusual and should be no cause for alarm, a county health official
WARREN Two day-care programs accepting applications
Full- and half-day sessions are available with both programs. WARREN -- The Rebecca Williams
YOUNGSTOWN Church to feature Christian rappers
A national Christian rap group will bring its positive message to Rising Star's back-to-school youth
FARRELL EPA to expand testing of water, soil at site of former steel plant
The latest study should take about 18 months. FARRELL, Pa. -- The U.S. Environmental Protection
NEW CASTLE, PA. Murder suspect stands trial on terroristic threats charge
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A Struthers man was ordered to stand trial on a charge of terroristic threats
Rabid bat turns up in Salem
The presence of rabid bats isn't unusual and should be no cause for alarm, a county health official
Columbiana planning Christmas parade
Santa Claus will arrive on a firetruck in the city's first Christmas parade in many years.
AMY BOYD PATRICK MASON
AMY BOYD PATRICK MASON LA JOLLA, Calif. -- Calumet Park was the setting for the July 28 wedding
9/11 ANNIVERSARY Memorial events
Various faiths, denominations and individual houses of worship are planning a variety of prayer and
THERESA CAMPBELL CLIFTON JOHNSON JR.
THERESA CAMPBELL CLIFTON JOHNSON JR. YOUNGSTOWN -- Ocho Rios, Jamaica, was the honeymoon
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MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Nicholas J. Lewis, 25, of 1964 Bancroft Ave., Poland, and Lisa
ELECTION ROUNDUP Davis bows out of race
Two cities are seeking income-tax increases. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER
Friday night lights on again
What is it about high school football that piques our interest? Is it the dedication of young
YOUNGSTOWN Smith gets prison time for contract scheme
Sentencing is next week for the contractor who bribed a congressman. By PATRICIA MEADE
YOUNGSTOWN Nuisancehouse destroyed
The city is planning to document nuisance homes more quickly and knock them down. By ROGER G.
WAR ON TERRORISM Security, surveillance, Sept. 11 scenes
The latest developments in the war on terrorism: AIRLINE SECURITY Federal agents arrested at
Mike Cochran's OSU job pumps him up
The Girard native serves as the top assistant to Ohio State's strength coach. By GARY HOUSTEAU
Pa.'s AFL-CIO backs Rendell for governor
HARRISBURG (AP) -- The state AFL-CIO endorsed former Philadelphia Mayor Edward G. Rendell for
MERCER COUNTY Panel will decide how to use funds
A commissioner denied that the county is holding up the Oakland Avenue viaduct project. BY MARY
YOUNGSTOWN YSU mulls how to fund raises
YSU's president doesn't think increased tuition will affect enrollment as long as the university
YOUNGSTOWN \ Control board
The city's board of control -- the mayor, law director and finance director -- handled these items
Trustees are examining their options for public water system expansion.
Trustees are examining their options for public water system expansion. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
Suspenders are holding their own
On the media watch, GQ magazine's style guru scores one for the braces. It's not just about Larry
SCRAPPERS Peavey's six RBIs portend ability
The former USC player's two-run double to the left-field wall broke a 2-2 tie in the fifth inning.
GAIL WHITE Enjoying the sweet sound of silence
Our 4-year-old walked in the house after swimming at the public pool with his dad. There was a
Student shuffle
Parents and pupils at Bennett, Taft and Harding elementary schools prepare for the switch. By RON
YSU to honor freshmen
YSU to honor freshmen YOUNGSTOWN -- More than 600 freshman recipients of Youngstown State
GM's decision strengthens ties between Valley, state
Opinion: Five years ago, Chrysler Corp. announced that it was keeping Jeep production in Toledo and would
Stressing success
By VALERIE BANNER VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT HE BEST OF THE CLASS OF 2003 ARE READY. For years,
CLUB CALENDAR
CLASSES XEast High Alumni will meet for breakfast at 8 a.m. Thursday at Smaldino's Restaurant.
MOUNTAINEER ENTRIES
MOUNTAINEER ENTRIES TODAY -- 7 P.M. 1st--$21,700, mdn spl wt, 2YO, 5f. Provoked, 118;
Police and fire protection outrank luxury items
Opinion: Police and fire protection outrank luxury items EDITOR: When a community lacks a strong safety
SHARON Council to study suggested merger
Sharon's mayor adamantly opposes a merger. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU HERMITAGE,
'WISE GIRL' 'Sopranos' star shares disasters, triumphs
The actress's desire to get revenge on an ex-boyfriend by losing a few pounds led to a serious
THURSDAY'S RESULTS
THURSDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL SUMMARIES CANFIELD 31, RAYEN 14 Rayen0068--14 Canfield147100--31
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Cardinal rule
Canfield took a 14-0 lead en route to a 31-14 win over the Tigers. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR
THE REPARATIONS SCAM
Opinion: THE REPARATIONS SCAM Providence Journal: This drive for slavery reparations -- targeting companies
WILD-CARD RACE New York-Penn League
WLPct.GB Williamsport3725.597 Scrappers3726.5871/2 Brooklyn3626.5811 New Jersey3230.5165
Police seek robber
Police seek robber WARREN -- Police are searching for a man who robbed two delivery service men
Inside
Inside The Indians and Pirates lost again Thursday night. Cleveland was dominated by Oakland's
YOUNGSTOWN Man sues state troopers over highway shooting
The lawsuit says Harton was running away when troopers shot him. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
MAHONING VALLEY Green-space projects get funding
The grant money is awarded regionally through a formula. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS
District attorney wants public to get the best police service
SHARON, Pa. -- James Epstein, Mercer County district attorney, said a merger of Sharon and Southwest
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Cardinals (32-30) at Scrappers (37-26). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio: WNIO-AM (1390).
YOUNGSTOWN Officials look at past for tax push
Commissioner Sherlock said the tax campaign should mirror past successful ones. By BOB JACKSON
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Commissioners OK annexation proposal
The county will share the cost of a study to explore sewer fixes in Hanoverton and the surrounding
WARREN City switches two employees
Officials will decide the next step after Sept. 20. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
YOUNGSTOWN Lawyer hopes next stop for client is drug court
The first case was dismissed because the defendant was in rehab. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
FOOTBALL McDonald comes back to stun Leetonia, 30-29
The Blue Devils rallied from a 20-0 first half deficit. By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
ABWA chapter awards scholarship
WARREN -- The presentation of a scholarship was a highlight of a meeting of Warren Charter Chapter,
Park Vista residents catch up with families at Internet Cafe
A class will instruct residents on how to get online. By ROSA MERCADO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
YOUNGSTOWN HHMP wins coveted status
HMHP officials say the accomplishments will improve their ability to retain and attract employees.
YOUNGSTOWN Man's trial ends in verdict of innocence
The defendant said he didn't have $3,500 to pay a lawyer. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
SCHEDULE Winston Cup
The 2002 NASCAR Winston Cup schedule (winners in parentheses) and driver point standings: Feb. 17
Weather postpones filming of NBC drama
VOLANT, Pa. -- Hundreds of extras planning to spend today filming NBC's "West Wing" will have to
TRUMBULL CO. Mosquito pools test positive for virus
The mosquitoes that tested positive are primarily bird feeders and pose little risk to people and
Hermitage police officers will patrol Shenango Dam
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- City police officers will soon be providing security patrols around the Shenango
TRUMBULL COUNTY Man free on bond in vehicle attack
The defendant is charged with attempted murder and felonious assault. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
COLUMBIANA Council seeks to put a limit on use of portable outhouses
Council said a year is too long for portable outhouses to be at one site. COLUMBIANA -- City
Second man faces drug charges after police search apartment
AUSTINTOWN -- A Niles man wanted on several warrants for drug crimes turned himself in Thursday to
TRUMBULL COUNTY Candidates gather at Democratic picnic
The attorney general candidate says television advertising is overrated. By DAVID SKOLNICK
NEW CASTLE Council to vote on burning ban
People with permits will be allowed to burn until the permits expire. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
BECKY SHER | Hype Body spray: This one's a guy thing
Apparently, it isn't enough just to spray deodorant under your arms. Well, not if the makers of Axe
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK | From Cafaro Field
Progress slowed: Because of the strong storms that moved through the area before the game, the first
LEETONIA Street crews tackle work before school year starts
An official said traffic patterns on the village's north side will change when school opens. By
YOUNGSTOWN Judge denies man's request for new trial
One of the jurors said one thing in an affidavit and the opposite in the courtroom. By BOB JACKSON
WARREN City vows to get rid of Imperial Motel
The issue will be before the city board of health next week. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
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ICL VS. TCL Peterson brothers run past Rebels
Lowellville took a 33-7 lead in a rout of Crestview. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
Struck by van, woman dies
Struck by van, woman dies YOUNGSTOWN -- Cheri Rockney, 48, of Kenmore Court, Austintown, was
YOUNGSTOWN Mother of murder suspect testifies before grand jury
Prosecutors granted the woman immunity from criminal prosecution. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL CO. Mosquito pools test positive
The mosquitoes that tested positive are primarily bird feeders and pose little risk to people and
YOUNGSTOWN \ Parks and recreation
The city parks and recreation commission handled these items Thursday: Agreed to let Eagle Heights
SALEM Bells being installed to guard curbs
The devices are designed to protect property from wayward trucks. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
Faculty opens debate on partner benefits
An open forum on the issue is to be scheduled. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN
YOUNGSTOWN Mother of murdered man asks for tough sentence
Two men are still awaiting trial on murder charges. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
TRUMBULL CO. Taxpayers would partly fund racetrack
The county could make back its money in five to 10 years, an official says. By STEPHEN SIFF
SHARPSVILLE Fire chief believes damage was caused by a tornado
The chief said there was a quarter-mile strip of devastation through a stretch of woods.
From junk heap to dream car
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER LORDSTOWN -- A 19-year-old cancer patient's wish will
Thursday, August 22 (89 stories)
By LAURE CIOFFI
By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU VOLANT, Pa. -- When Susan Gerle was driving home
HOW THEY FARED | 2001 standings & amp; playoff recap
CITY SERIES ConferenceAll games WLPtsOPWLPtsOP Chaney3012709125658 Canton
VOLANT, PA. 'West Wing' extras are ready to roll
The governor is expected to stop by the set Friday to welcome the actors and crew. By LAURE CIOFFI
COLD METAL Angry workers gather at plant
The workers are also concerned about their pensions and benefits. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By
AREA SCHOOLS IN THE PLAYOFFS
STATE CHAMPIONS 1972 -- Warren Western Reserve (Class AAA) 1973 -- Cardinal Mooney (Class AAA)
For clients of shelter, project makes their day
The Winnebago-turned-salon was inspired by a Franciscan nun. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF
Judge sides with governor on special election issue
Opinion: In refusing to order Gov. Bob Taft to call a special election to fill the vacancy created by the
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON Aug. 30 -- at Monaca7:30 Sept. 6 -- Ursuline7:30 Sept. 13 -- Slippery Rock7:30
OHSAA STATE CHAMPS
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES AAA (1972-1979)-Division-I (1980-2001) 1972 -- Warren Western Reserve
METRO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Clayton, Harris help Bulldogs reload for 2002
Poland lost to Mentor Lake Catholic in last year's Division III regional final. By JOHN KOVACH
LAWRENCE COUNTY PRISON Board focuses on avoiding a deficit
The county is getting less revenue from other counties housing inmates. By LAURE CIOFFI
Christine Davis, Todd Kadar plan October wedding
BOARDMAN -- Lawrence and Donna Davis of Boardman are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
Boardman police to step up patrols
Boardman police to step up patrols BOARDMAN -- Township police will step up traffic patrols from
IDEOLOGUES VS. JUSTICE OWEN
Opinion: IDEOLOGUES VS. JUSTICE OWEN Chicago Tribune: At least since the 1987 battle over Robert Bork's
Caparso-Dietz troth is told, wedding planned
LOWELLVILLE -- The engagement of Lucinda Marie Caparso, 2081 Steward Road, and David Michael Dietz,
GIRARD SCHOOLS Hearing date awaits in push to oust members of board
A hearing on the matter should be set within the next 30 days. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR
D'Agostino-Getch wedding planned for early autumn
An early autumn wedding is planned by Jolene D'Agostino and Richard Getch, both of Moon Township,
AREA STANDOUTS Colleges know where to find top prospects
Several players have already been offered Division I scholarships. By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR
STEEL VALLEY CONFERENCE AT A GLANCE
AUSTINTOWN FITCH (DIV. I) Head coach: Carl Pelini, third year (6-14). Assistants: Neal Kopp,
CITY SERIES Bad playoff memory drives Chaney's Dykes
The defensive lineman has scholarship offers from several Division I colleges. By BRIAN RICHESSON
WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS
WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS BOYS GOLF BOARDMAN 158, SALEM 161 (at Mill Creek) Boardman (24-8) -- Tim
MAHONING COUNTY Officials weigh taxing options
Today is the deadline for placing issues on the November election ballot. By BOB JACKSON
THE SERIES
Sunday: An overview. Monday: What led to the breakup. Tuesday: What's in store for the schools.
Goldust wrestles with good, bad of WWE
The wrestler discussed his character, teamwork and the future of the organization. By JEREMY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Grand jury to hear deputy sheriff's case
The deputy is on paid administrative leave pending his appeal. He hasn't been fired, as the sheriff
YOUNGSTOWN Man who stole playground funds gets jail
Jail time for the man who stole the playground money was important to coalition members. By ROGER
When did the nation start planning whether to go to war or not?
Opinion: When did the nation start planning whether to go to war or not? EDITOR: Here we go again. Every
MAHONING COUNTY 0.5% tax will be on Nov. ballot
Today is the deadline for placing issues on the November election ballot. By BOB JACKSON
Reminder for coaches and statisticians
Reminder for coaches and statisticians High school coaches and statisticians are reminded to
BOWLING
BOWLING Tuesday Night Men's Classic -- begins its fall season Sept. 3 at 9:15 p.m. at Wedgewood
TRUMBULL COUNTY OxyContin case nets prison time
The judge also fined the defendant $55,000. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
METRO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE AT A GLANCE
CANFIELD (DIV. II) Head coach: Mike Pavlansky. Assistants: Mike Lodyn, Gary Hoelzel, Jack
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Clarence E. Martin, 51, of 1757 S. Heights Ave., Youngstown,
YOUNGSTOWN Man sentenced in playground theft
Jail time for the man who stole the playground money was important to coalition members. By ROGER
WARREN Union protests remote operation of train engines
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN CSX says remote-controlled trains don't leave the yards. WARREN --
DISTRICT TEAMS AT A GLANCE
BEAVER LOCAL (DIV. III) Head coach: Rich Wright, 5th year (28-14, 2 playoffs). Assistants: Doug
DOGFIGHTING CASE Shock probation approved for man
The judge questioned whether James will treat people the same way he treats animals. By BOB
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Christian speaker seeks ideas for youth center
Dave Kohout got through Boardman High by the skin of his teeth. He had rotten grades and,
INTER-COUNTY LEAGUE Lowellville carries high expectations
The smallest school in the ICL has big-time goals. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
Men of steel return in famed sculpture
Two steel workers who were models for the famous sculpture were on hand. THE VINDICATOR,
AUSTINTOWN Murder suspect in jail
The suspect didn't resist arrest, police said. AUSTINTOWN -- The man accused of raping and killing
TELEVISION Traficant's wife appears on Fox's 'On the Record'
The ex-congressman's wife admitted that her husband's hair was a 'nightmare.' YOUNGSTOWN -- Tish
LIQUOR CONTROL Transfers, permits
Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and applications and
WORLD WRESTLING ENTERTAINMENT Game over, Vince?
By JEREMY HARPER VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER ith World Wrestling Entertainment making one of its
Fox News
Fox News RARE WORDS: Tish Traficant, wife of convicted former congressman James A. Traficant Jr.,
NILES Residents want more stop signs
The city engineer said the stop signs are not meant to deter speeders, but rather to control
Hiner-Cleary wedding is set for Oct. 5
BOARDMAN -- Thomas and Sylvia Hiner, 7494 E. Parkside Drive, are announcing the engagement of their
LIBERTY Rally addresses cost of prescriptions
One speaker urged seniors to ask their doctors for the most effective and least expensive drugs
LIBERTY Rally addresses cost of prescription drugs
One speaker urged seniors to ask their doctors for the most effective and least expensive drugs
ON THE AIR | High school football broadcasts
WKBN-AM 570 Friday -- Chaney at Fitch Aug. 30 -- St. Ignatius at Boardman Sept. 6 -- Mansfield
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Bob and Mary DeNunzio of Shaker Heights, formerly of Youngstown, are announcing the birth of a
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Daniel and Nikki Reynolds, 24 Center St., Leetonia, girl, Aug. 21. Heather
GIRARD SCHOOLS Hearing date awaits in dispute
A hearing on the matter should be set within the next 30 days. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR
SVC MEMORIES Vindy veteran recalls Campbell's title win in 1957
John Knapick's Red Devils played Struthers in a game for redemption. By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR
TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE AT A GLANCE
COLUMBIANA (DIV. V) Head coach: Bob Spaite, eighth year (51-31) Assistants: Larry Baughman,
STEEL VALLEY CONFERENCE Fitch set to shed mediocrity label
A cast of top players hopes to turn the Falcons around. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
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Bin Laden a greater threat to United States than Iraq
Opinion: While the Bush administration debates military action against Iraq, America's most dangerous enemy,
PLAYMAKERS Senior standouts
Thirty more top area senior football players: NAME(SIZE)POS.SCHOOLNOTES Pat Bokesch(6-1,
DISTRICT Warriors reload after losing vets
Campbell Memorial plays a difficult independent schedule, but has seven home games. By MARK W.
DOGFIGHTING CASE Shock probation OK'd in dogfighting case
The judge questioned whether James will treat people the same way he treats animals. By BOB
YOUNGSTOWN Council OKs increase in sewer rates
A $1.50-per-month increase in garbage fees has been sent to committee. YOUNGSTOWN -- Sewer rates
Civil War re-enactment set for this weekend
Civil War re-enactment set for this weekend LISBON -- Columbiana County Park District's fifth
YOUNGSTOWN Area man agrees he's not a constable
Kwasnik is cq Trials will take place in October for three who consider themselves constables.
U A Canfield youth football coach involved in an altercation Monday in Canfield does not coach for
U A Canfield youth football coach involved in an altercation Monday in Canfield does not coach for
Hurricanes. Floods. Predicting the outcome of high school football games. All natural disasters just
Hurricanes. Floods. Predicting the outcome of high school football games. All natural disasters just
Vindicator seeks vets of war on terrorism
Vindicator seeks vets of war on terrorism YOUNGSTOWN -- The Vindicator is seeking military
WEATHERSFIELD SCHOOLS Additions near completion
Before- and after-school programs will be established if enough pupils sign up. By MARY SMITH
A triple threat
By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF olleges love them, and opposing teams don't. Three of
PAYING TRIBUTE | Memories of the SVC
Here's a sampling of some of the best memories, best games and thoughts on the league's demise from
TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE At Sebring and Southern, the numbers don't add up
The schools have difficulty attracting varsity football players. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT While
Bakes-Beil troth is announced; wedding planned
GIRARD -- The engagement of Andrea Bakes, a daughter of Leo and Josephine Bakes, all of 402 Thomas
YOUNGSTOWN Grace Place to celebrate new center
Grace Place's new Thank You Center is a shopping outlet for patients that includes a store and food
INTER-COUNTY LEAGUE AT A GLANCE
JACKSON-MILTON (DIV. IV) Head coach: Alan Mikovich, 2nd year (2-8). Assistants: Nick Campbell,
PENNSYLVANIA Retirement short for Verrelli
The Wilmington High coach realized he wasn't ready to give up coaching. By BILL ALBRIGHT
CITY SERIES AT A GLANCE
CHANEY (DIV. II) Head coach: Ron Berdis, 16th year (99-53). Assistants: Mike Popio, Bill Miller,
Board OKs expansion
Board OKs expansion WARREN -- The Trumbull County Board of Health has given the go-ahead for a
SEWER PROJECTS
SEWER PROJECTS City of Hermitage The city is looking at more than $13 million worth of needed
YOUNGSTOWN Muggers threaten walkers
Men, including Councilman Richard Atkinson, ran to help the victims. YOUNGSTOWN -- Councilman
SENIOR STANDOUTS Top preseason players in the area
NameSizePositionSchoolWhat you need to know Pat Bokesch6-1, 240DTFitch2nd team all-SVC Colin
SHARON Initial vote OKs borrowing
Council members are insistent that the money be spent as directed. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
SHARON Council to study police merger
Sharon's mayor adamantly opposes a merger. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU HERMITAGE,
YOUNGSTOWN Deadline looms for project
The board has less than three weeks to decide on the new West Elementary School. By PETER H.
YOUNGSTOWN Man sentenced for violating probation
The Austintown man said he couldn't think of anything else to do, so he ran. By BOB JACKSON
Residents urged to avoid park
Authorities don't know what started the fire. YOUNGSTOWN -- A local health official said people
HERMITAGE Sewer bills to rise, but officials study how much, when
Hermitage is looking at more than $13 million worth of work, and rates must be raised to pay for it.
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOLS AT A GLANCE
GREENVILLE (AAA) Head coach: Bob Stone, 25th year (199-49-7). Assistants: Brian Herrick, Kirk
TRAFICANT Detore's attorney opposes transfer
The government could have asked for a transfer a long time ago, lawyer says. By PATRICIA MEADE
Wednesday, August 21 (45 stories)
Call us, please
Call us, please The Vindicator is asking people hired as extras for the filming of the television
YSU FOOTBALL A 'so-so' scrimmage
Senior Colby Street has been named the starting quarterback. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS
Bush economic summit at Baylor was all for show
Opinion: Bush economic summit at Baylor was all for show EDITOR: I have observed our illustrious
Cold Metal impact
Cold Metal impact CAMPBELL -- The city will lose $180,000 per year in tax revenue as the result of
AGENDA
AGENDA THURSDAY Austintown Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., board offices, 225 Idaho Road, regular
SHARON Dispute hasn't halted industrial park plan
A dispute with the development authority lingers. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By HAROLD GWIN
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Bryan S. Thompson, 28, of 117 Grimm St., Monaca, Pa., and Jill
NEW CASTLE Council mulls ban on open burning
Council is considering a change in the facade improvement program. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
YSU FACULTY Union, trustees to vote on pact
Two YSU trustees say they will vote against the contract on moral and religious beliefs. By DAVID
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Tara Rossi and Chad E. Kaden, 93 S. Raccoon Road, Austintown, boy, Aug. 20. Forum
Vindicator seeks vets of war on terrorism
Vindicator seeks vets of war on terrorism YOUNGSTOWN -- The Vindicator is seeking military
TRAFICANT APPEAL Squire says he'll likely bow out
The government says the two issues raised have no chance of success. By PATRICIA MEADE
Airport work
Airport work VIENNA -- The Western Reserve Port Authority board has awarded a $554,000 contract to
HADLEY, PA. Teachers, board OK new pact
HADLEY, Pa. -- Teachers in the Commodore Perry School District will get average pay increases of
HONORING THURGOOD MARSHALL
Opinion: HONORING THURGOOD MARSHALL Chicago Tribune: The U.S. Postal Service plans to honor Thurgood
STEEL VALLEY CONFERENCE Mooney's legendary Bell set standard for running backs
A knee injury ended his hopes for a collegiate career. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
QUOTABLE Judge Pike
Judge C. Ashley Pike of Columbiana County Common Pleas Court recently criticized county
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YOUNGSTOWN ZONING Board denies request by Alltel
A neighborhood group, a council member and a hospital all expressed concerns. By ROGER G. SMITH
REDEVELOPMENT Downtown Youngstown
The property committee of downtown's redevelopment agency, the Youngstown Central Area Community
YOUNGSTOWN Judge allows blood sample in rape trial
Lawyers argued over whether the blood sample was obtained illegally. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
AUSTINTOWN Police seek man who is charged in June killing of township woman
Police are remaining mum about the motive and circumstances of the killing. By IAN HILL
KENT STATE TRUMBULL Low-cost job training offered
The campus has provided training for 572 workers in the past two years. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN
AUSTINTOWN Police investigate several theft reports
Items stolen included a laptop computer and a cell phone. AUSTINTOWN -- Police here received
MAHONING COUNTY Task force seeks way to expedite foreclosures
The group will need to address legal and financial issues, the county treasurer said. By JoANNE
SOFTBALL
SOFTBALL NSA/ASA -- 16-under travel team has openings. For details call (330) 758-6995 or (330)
COLUMBIANA Council favors charging developers impact fees
The law director recommends a study before 'impact fees' are imposed. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL COUNTY Deputy who shot at vehicle appeals his firing by sheriff
The state probed the officer's actions and gave a report to the county prosecutor. By PEGGY
Browns again get nod on TV
YOUNGSTOWN -- Last December, management of WKBN Channel 27 heard from Browns fans when the station
MAHONING COUNTY 3rd candidate seeks judgeship
The latest judicial candidate said she would strive to operate the court fairly and efficiently.
NY-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers stay in wild-card hunt
Mahoning Valley needed just three hits to beat Lowell 4-2. LOWELL, Mass. -- Victor Kleine
SHARON Dispute hasn't halted plan for industrial park
A dispute with the development authority lingers. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
NEW CASTLE Sale of St. Francis raises concerns about the level of local health care
St. Francis employees say they haven't been told what the future will hold. By LAURE CIOFFI
Bruce Beeghly, Dan Ryan to be honored by chamber
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber will honor Bruce Beeghly, president of
HUBBARD Officials discuss suit over condominiums
The company sued after the city stopped construction. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
GAIL WHITE 'How The West Was Fun': one family's travel tale
In June, I wrote about our family planning a vacation out West. After much investigation and
Police: Woman bit, hit store workers
BOARDMAN -- Three Giant Eagle employees were treated for injuries after a shoplifter bit, kicked and
SVC TO NFL
Here is a list of players who have played in the Steel Valley Conference and played at least one
Local program looking for pupils
The program is designed to give disadvantaged kids a boost. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
CAMPBELL Education board weighs drug tests for new personnel
An open house at the new school is set for Sept. 15. By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
While the Bush administration debates military action against Iraq, America's most dangerous enemy,
Opinion: While the Bush administration debates military action against Iraq, America's most dangerous enemy,
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Criticism by judge irks commissioners
One of the commissioners is lousy at his job, a judge says. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
THE SERIES
Sunday: An overview. Monday: What led to the breakup. Tuesday: What's in store for the schools.
ST. FRANCIS Through the years
1908: The Sisters of St. Francis open a care home in New Castle. 1919: Care home becomes a full-
Tuesday, August 20 (49 stories)
LOCAL
LOCAL Spartan golf tourney is Friday LIBERTY -- The 2002 Spartan Golf Invitational will be held
CANFIELD Fight prompts assault charge
CANFIELD -- A Canterbury Court man has been charged with assault after an altercation with a youth
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Amy Mullen, 305 E. Park Ave., Columbiana, girl, Aug. 19. Jeffrey and Aubrey Blews,
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT Charlotte Benkner, 112, a resident at Glenellen Senior Suites & amp; Villas,
17TH DISTRICT Ryan steps up election campaign
The Democratic candidate for the 17th Congressional District seat made an appearance at numerous
Salem hires four new teachers for upcoming school year
SALEM -- The school board agreed Monday to hire four teachers. Tara Evans will teach special
AGENDA
AGENDA WEDNESDAY Weathersfield Board of Education, regular meeting, 7 p.m., high school library.
Sporting event tickets increase by $1
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- It will cost adults a bit more to attend Hickory High School sporting events this
LAWRENCE COUNTY Forum spreads the word about West Nile
State officials are treating some areas with large mosquito populations. By LAURE CIOFFI
ACLU plans an appeal on special election decision
The judge agreed that anyone elected in the old 17th district might never cast a vote in Congress.
"We know who these people are, and we're tracking them, and if it gets to a point where they're
"We know who these people are, and we're tracking them, and if it gets to a point where they're
Israel pulls soldiers out of Bethlehem
Israel pulls soldiers out of Bethlehem BETHLEHEM, West Bank -- Palestinian police were back on the
FOSTER FAMILY
Associated Press FURRY NEW FRIENDS: Lisa McElroy and her son, Wes, 8, handle a litter of kittens
CANFIELD Consideration of condos delayed
The development is contingent upon provision of a public water supply, a zoning official said. By
MAHONING COUNTY Woman's restrictions lessened
Mary Moore's case will be re-evaluated in six months. YOUNGSTOWN -- A Boardman woman who killed
Rape charge
Rape charge GIRARD -- A 20-year-old Vienna Township man remains in jail on a $50,000 bond on
NEW CASTLE Officials: Merger to boost system
The merger is being financed by $21 million from a health insurer. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
Youngstown cannot afford to lose 7th District court
Opinion: No one in Youngstown City Hall should be surprised by last week's revelation that the Mahoning
SHARON School board fills principal vacancy
The district will forgive more than $1,000 in taxes on a house Habitat for Humanity plans to
Divorce workshop
Divorce workshop WARREN -- North-Mar Church, 3855 E. Market St., will sponsor a Divorce Recovery
COLD METAL PRODUCTS Union official probes reasons for plant closings
A union leader is suspicious that Cold Metal kept open a nonunion plant in Ohio. THE VINDICATOR,
BOARDMAN Schwebel teams up with kids magazine
Nickelodeon is putting an offer for a free magazine on bread wrappers. By DON SHILLING
Poland Township man awaits drug sentence after plea deal
YOUNGSTOWN -- A Poland Township man, who police say was part of a father-and-son suburban drug-
MAHONING COUNTY COURT Rape suspect pushes for dismissal
The suspect could get life if he's convicted of any of the rape counts. By BOB JACKSON
NORTHEAST OHIO Campaign gives rabies vaccine to wildlife
People are asked to keep pets inside or on leashes for at least a week after their area is baited.
BAND NIGHTS Making music
Several area high school bands have scheduled performances to show off their talents. Here's the
Wilmington band to be on 'West Wing'
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- The Wilmington Area High School band will get its first shot at Hollywood
Evil is afoot in Zimbabwe
Opinion: In the manner of all demagogues, Robert Mugabe, president of Zimbabwe, is doing his best to divert
AUSTINTOWN Man questioned in robberies at Tropitan Tanning Center
A Poland man told police he was in the area buying drugs. AUSTINTOWN -- A robber with a knife who
BROOKFIELD Valley View looks to reopen
The business could be open again as early as this weekend. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR STAFF
SHARON City faces a bleak financial outlook
It took years for the city to get into this predicament and it will take years to get out, the mayor
School surveillance tapes lead to arrest of four teen-age girls
SALEM -- Police have arrested four teenage girls in connection with a break-in at Reilly Elementary.
LORDSTOWN Council celebrates GM choice
Officials will price ads to thank General Motors. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
MONDAY'S RESULTS
MONDAY'S RESULTS GIRLS GOLF POLAND 205, URSULINE 209 (At Countryside) Poland (3-0) -- Lindsy
REUNIONS
XBoardman High School Class of 1982 will hold a 20th-year reunion from 7 to 11 p.m. Nov. 29 at
School district sued
School district sued LISBON -- A Wellsville man is suing Wellsville School District over an
TAMCO Ex-workers put little faith in Snyder's proposal
Former warehouse workers are finding it tough to find a good-paying job. THE VINDICATOR,
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Redistribution proposed for funds
East Liverpool's share drops dramatically under the proposal. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
Surrender in slaying
Surrender in slaying YOUNGSTOWN -- Eugene Archer, 54, of Cohasset Drive surrendered to detectives
Vindicator seeks vets of war on terrorism
Vindicator seeks vets of war on terrorism YOUNGSTOWN -- The Vindicator is seeking military
COLUMBIANA SCHOOLS Board OKs income tax ballot issue
The income tax would generate about $1.2 million annually, the treasurer said. By NANCY TULLIS
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COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Richard C. Evans Sr., 20, of 1568 Shehy St., Youngstown, and
Concert in the Park
Concert in the Park The village of Lordstown sponsors its second Concert in the Park at 7 tonight.
COLUMBIANA Parking penalties grow higher
People leave cars parked on the street for days, and sometimes weeks, at a time. By NANCY TULLIS
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY When teen asks for help, God sends him home
Fire doesn't exactly shoot from Dave Kohout's fingertips, but he definitely gives off energy. Even
BLOCK GRANTS Mercer County
Mercer County municipalities will get more than $1.6 million in federal Community Development Block
Gains is with majority on foreclosure issue
Opinion: Gains is with majority on foreclosure issue EDITOR: The recent editorial criticizing Mahoning
Monday, August 19 (43 stories)
YOUNGSTOWN Teen hates tobacco use: Is it personal? You bet
The young woman is also worried about an uncle who is dying of lung cancer and her mother who still
HIGHER EDUCATION College financial-aid requests increase
All-time low interest rates on student loans may be the lone bright spot for college students facing
COLUMBIANA CO. Proposal includes intense recycling
The new plan proposes creating more sites where people can deposit materials for recycling. By
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY New complaints U.S. Bank National Assoc. vs. Perle Weirman, foreclosure.
WORTH A LOOK
ARTS AND CRAFTS Crafters are being invited to participate in a craft bazaar to the held by St.
Selig's support at all-time lowest
An ESPN program Sunday looked at baseball commissioner Bud Selig, specifically, his legacy if, for
THE SERIES
THE SERIES Sunday: An overview. Today: What led to the breakup. Tuesday: What's in store for
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Athletics (Hudson 9-9) at Indians (Baez 9-9) When: 7:05 p.m. Radio/TV: WKBN-AM (570), Fox
NILES ROTC teacher at YSU honored
Even though he lives and serves in Ohio, his unit is based in Wisconsin. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
Miss LaGamba, Mr. Dawson set wedding date
WESTLAKE -- Announced by Brandi L. LaGamba and Todd A. Dawson, both of 1300 Bobby Lane, is the date
Judge fines 2 lawyers for failure to appear
Judge fines 2 lawyers for failure to appear YOUNGSTOWN -- Two lawyers who failed to appear in
Trebus-Ifft troth is announced; wedding planned
HUBBARD -- The engagement of Jewel Trebus and Jeremy Ifft, both of 331/2 Princeton Ave., is being
AL MEYER TROPHY Steel Valley Conference
1981: Fitch 1982: Fitch 1983: Fitch 1984: Boardman 1985: Boardman 1986: Boardman 1987:
Tobacco's industry's grasp still chokes Americans
Opinion: The revelations in this week's Journal of the American Medical Association that the tobacco industry
Hubbard alumni to honor doctor, schools chief
HUBBARD -- A superintendent of schools and a physician will be honored at this year's Hubbard High
AUSTINTOWN Tamco future uncertain
A contract with Snyder's is unlikely to be as good as the old one with Phar-Mor. By DON SHILLING
LEETONIA State marshal probes firebombing
Neighbors doused the fire with buckets of water from a swimming pool. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
Rochford-Nagy wedding is set for mid-October
COLUMBIANA -- Thomas and Margie Rochford of Columbiana are announcing the engagement of their
Tabak-Ackworth wedding planned for late October
CAMPBELL -- John and Elaine Tabak, 521 Porter Ave., are revealing plans for the forthcoming marriage
Leaders of the two local charter schools have expressed confidence that the schools will be
Leaders of the two local charter schools have expressed confidence that the schools will be
with Jack and Cindy Kravitz
with Jack and Cindy Kravitz Ages: Both are 44. Married: 1984. Residence: Liberty.
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STAND CAMPAIGN Against tobacco
"YPBS:" Based on a comment made by a tobacco company executive who said the firm's marketing efforts
N.Y.-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers lose lead, fall back in standings
Mahoning Valley trails Williamsport by two games for the league's wild-card berth. LOWELL, Mass.
Girard seeks solvency in a most ironic way
Opinion: It's difficult to overlook the irony. The city of Girard is contemplating the sale of its water
YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown State University freshman Emily Schnitkey will represent YSU at the USA
YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown State University freshman Emily Schnitkey will represent YSU at the USA
Wickizer-Martt wedding to be in early autumn
BEAVERCREEK -- Michael and Angela Wickizer, 680 Carlsbrook Drive, are announcing the engagement of
COLUMBIANA CORNER In 'lionizing' effort, Heartland staff, volunteers get out of the red
As Heartland Christian School students and staff prepare to start the school year, Administrator
CHARTER SCHOOLS Across the state
The State Board of Education granted five-year contracts to 10 charter schools in 1998. Those
SVC | Saying Goodbye Fitch and Boardman find another option
Their departure signals the demise of the 53-year-old conference. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR
ONE ON ONE | Jack and Cindy Kravitz Bagels beckoned lawyers back to the family business
Jack, what are your memories of growing up at your mom's deli? Jack: We lived up above the deli.
'Hands-on and messy' lessons teach kids about other cultures
By ROSA MERCADO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YWCA'S DISCOVERY PLACE PRESCHOOL class got a little
MARTIN SLOANE | Supermarket Shopper Cashier etiquette rules are posted
Over a period of two years, my readers and I put together a list of etiquette guidelines for
U.S. should never have banned pesticide DDT
Opinion: U.S. should never have banned pesticide DDT EDITOR: Assume for a moment you're a mosquito. Now
McCarthy-Bishop wedding plans are announced
The engagement of Amy Beth McCarthy, a daughter of Sharon McCarthy, 8228 Blackwillow Circle, Anaheim
Kimberly Clifford to be married in late summer
Announcement of the engagement of Kimberly Rae Clifford and Robert James Dieffenbach Jr., both of
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown
Felony warrants for Joseph D. McCoy are the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this week:
JOHNSTON Co-workers help woman fighting cancer
When the store closes, the single mother will be without health insurance. By DENISE DICK
Vindicator seeks vets of war on terrorism
Vindicator seeks vets of war on terrorism YOUNGSTOWN -- The Vindicator is seeking military
NASCAR
NASCAR Dale Jarrett didn't waver from a decision to take four tires on his final pit stop. The
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Brandy Cox and Jay L. Jones II, 306 Wilbert Ave., East Liverpool, boy, Aug. 16.
Tricia Beaudis, Barry Smart to marry Oct. 5
AUSTINTOWN -- Announcement is being made by Michael and Peggy Beaudis, 2604 Barrington Court, and
TRAFICANT IN PRISON Attorney says ex-lawmaker refuses to work in kitchen
The lawyer says the ex-congressman is not bald and that he has a crew cut. By PATRICIA MEADE
Sunday, August 18 (86 stories)
NFL SUMMARIES
WEEKEND SUMMARIES SATURDAY FALCONS 36, GIANTS 24 New York7737--24 Atlanta1013310--36 First
Barber's drive is a cut above
Those who know the young entrepreneur don't doubt he will reach his goal. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
MIKE BRAUN Benefit will help send youth on hunt
A number of interesting items have crossed my desk recently that bear getting some ink. First of
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of Aug. 18: MONDAY Post 76, American Legion, 395 W. California
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK Jamal Finley
The FBI and the Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force is asking the public to help find the
Miss Gavalier, Mr. Hunter set wedding date
STRUTHERS -- Plans for the early autumn wedding of Leslie Michele Gavalier, 24 E. Manor Ave., and
CITYFEST 2002 Downtown Youngstown
FRIDAY 5 to 7 p.m.: Resurrection II. 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.: Backbeat. SATURDAY 2 to 4:30 p.m.:
THE KOVELS | Antiques and collecting Anyone can be a collector relatively inexpensively
Collecting is for everyone. It doesn't take a lot of money. In fact, many things that are collected
YOUTH
YOUTH Olympic rifle shooting instruction Youth between 11 and 17 can participate in a upcoming
AARP plans rally
AARP plans rally LIBERTY -- AARP is having a rally, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Holiday
Milhoans feted at dinner party on anniversary
WARREN -- Brittany Place in Niles was the setting July 20 as friends and family members gathered to
KEYSTONE CLIPS Volunteers needed for cleanup
Shenango River Watchers is looking for volunteers to help with a cleanup along the river Saturday.
'WE CAN DO TOGETHER' | A review Ohio's former first lady remembers public life
Dagmar Braun Celeste reports the memories she shared with her ex-husband with an unbiased touch.
JACK WOLLITZ More growth possible for tournament angling
Many of the people involved in professional fishing tournaments are comparing the development of the
SHARON Vocal hall induction concert in Niles
Artists also will take part in a pre-induction dinner Sept. 16 at Avalon Inn & amp; Resort in
SATURDAY'S RESULTS
SATURDAY'S RESULTS GIRLS TENNIS CANFIELD RED 3, BOARDMAN 2 Singles -- Rachel McGowan (C) def.
GIRARD SCHOOLS Santillo focuses on the future
Girard's new superintendent is no stranger to building construction. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
Drive over to Prairie Dog Town
These social animals have an advanced system of communication. Near Devils Tower National Monument
SCOTT SHALAWAY A summer for Baltimore orioles
If my mail is any indication, this has been the summer of the Baltimore oriole. Though I've often
Clearys mark 50th anniversary at family reunion
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cleary of 3828 Sampson Road were honored during a family reunion
JAMES DULLEY Cut your utility bills New garage door openers are quick and quiet
Q. I have seen garage door openers that are twice as fast as mine and much quieter. I need a new
New principal takes the helm
The new principal said a sense of unity and excitement drew her to the community. By NANCY TULLIS
SURF SLANG
SURF SLANG Learn the lingo In southern California, where surfing is as much a part of the
YOUNGSTOWN Man shot in chest on South Side
Police wouldn't release the man's name. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- The
TOUCH FOOTBALL
TOUCH FOOTBALL Casaloma Gardens -- is where the Youngstown Touch League will have a mandatory
H'COMING HOME' HELPS BUILD RELAXING INTERIORS
Home is supposed to be a personal place of relaxation, a place where you can get away from the
The Failors to be honored at open house
PETERSBURG -- Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Failor of Petersburg will be the guests of honor at an open house
From boiler room to school board
By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF YOUNGSTOWN -- Pick up a paper on April 1, 1949. Look past
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Dr. Heath and Karen Dorion, 203 Erskine Ave., Boardman, girl, Aug. 17. Michael and
SIDELIGHTS For all seniors
SCOPE Howland Senior Center, 9273 High St. N.E., Warren, has scheduled an ABC luncheon and Italian
VINYLUME PRODUCTS Wanted: more buyers
A longtime local window maker is looking for ways to grow again. By IAN HILL and CYNTHIA
DISPUTE RESOLUTION SERVICES Agency asks county for funding help
The agency uses volunteers to mediate disputes and keep them out of court. By BOB JACKSON
Wal-Mart, Thrifty team up for rentals
Wal-Mart, Thrifty team up for rentals Wal-Mart Stores and Thrifty Car Rental have signed an
CHRISTINE NOVOSEL JOSEPH FALLETI
CHRISTINE NOVOSEL JOSEPH FALLETI GIRARD -- Christine Michelle Novosel and Joseph Robert Falleti
Ceremony to rededicate steel sculpture
YOUNGSTOWN -- A bronze sculpture crafted in 1978 to memorialize the Mahoning Valley's steel industry
Search of area where bone was found proves fruitless
The jawbone will be kept as evidence by the coroner's office. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
The DelGarbinos are honored for 50th anniversary
WARREN -- Mr. and Mrs. Guido DelGarbino of Warren celebrated their golden wedding anniversary July
Space Voyagers continue to infinity and beyond
Opinion: Twenty-five years ago, Elvis Presley died. For the thousands who flocked to his Graceland Mansion in
Time to think ahead is now, or the future could be bleak
Opinion: Imagine if the answer had been no. Anyone who was in the Mahoning Valley 25 years ago doesn't have
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES MONDAY Greenford Christian Church, 11767 Lisbon Road, Greenford, 2 to 8 p.m. Old
THE KOVELS | Antiques and Collecting Oak furniture sits well with stylish buyers
Oak furniture from the early 1900s is back in style again. It is selling well at flea markets and
LAURA HAZEL DAVID TERLESKY
LAURA HAZEL DAVID TERLESKY BOARDMAN -- Good Hope Lutheran Church was the setting at 3 p.m. Aug. 17
COURTS
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Barry K. Kirkpatrick, 39, of 906 Union St. S.W., Warren, and
YOUNGSTOWN YSU professor helps start publishing house press
By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- After spending years making a name
JILL OLENYCH JEFFREY GROAT
JILL OLENYCH JEFFREY GROAT BOARDMAN -- The wedding of Jill Olenych and Jeffrey Groat took place at
Kelly Medvec and Tom Scott to exchange vows
Announcement is being made of the engagement of Kelly Medvec, 2179 Glacier Road, New Springfield,
Clines to renew marriage vows during anniversary celebration
GLENMONT-- The Rev. and Mrs. Jim Cline of Glenmont will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary
SHANNA GLENELLEN MATTHEW MURPHY
SHANNA GLENELLEN MATTHEW MURPHY HUBBARD -- Shanna Colleen Glenellen, daughter of John and Terri
CRAIG BEACH Fast facts
Location: The beach entrance is on Grandview Road north of Glenwood Avenue in the village of Craig
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS, SEASONS, ETC. Boat owners wishing to rent public boat docks at Ohio State Park
WARREN RIVERWALK Returning visitors to city's roots
Landscaping is being designed to conform with the path's historical elements. By DENISE DICK
DEANNA DUDYCZ GREGORY MURESAN
DEANNA DUDYCZ GREGORY MURESAN CLEVELAND -- Living in Twinsburg after a honeymoon trip to Aruba are
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Mr. and Mrs. Basil J. Hrybiniak mark 35th anniversary at party
FAIRFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. Basil J. Hrybiniak of Fairfield and Las Vegas, formerly of Youngstown,
DEANNA MARTIN STEPHEN ROSKO
DEANNA MARTIN STEPHEN ROSKO CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Hickory Grove Baptist Church was the setting at 3
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
Enduring Freedom vets
Enduring Freedom vets YOUNGSTOWN -- The Vindicator is seeking military veterans of Enduring
LEETONIA New principal takes the helm
The new principal said a sense of unity and excitement drew her to the community. By NANCY TULLIS
IN THE CUP | Area holes in one
Justin Karzmer of Boardman aced the 155-yard No. 10 with a 9-iron at Mahoning Country Club.
LAUREN MOHNEY ALVIN PERROTTA
LAUREN MOHNEY ALVIN PERROTTA YOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Lauren Rachel Mohney and Alvin Edward
Miss Gillespie, Mr. Morse plan autumn wedding
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gillespie, 231 Gypsy Lane, are announcing plans for the upcoming
HERMITAGE, PA. Project aims to provide rentals for senior citizens
The authority has identified eight potential locations for the project. By HAROLD GWIN
Health officials send septic-pump reminders
Health officials send septic-pump reminders NORTH LIMA -- Mahoning County Board of Health is
ROAD WORK | Area projects
Here are the projects the Ohio Department of Transportation is working on this week: MAHONING
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Carson mark golden anniversary at dinner party
POLAND -- A dinner at the Holiday Inn in Boardman was held Aug. 11 in celebration of the 50th
Car cruise-in features music, food, awards
Car cruise-in features music, food, awards GREENVILLE, Pa. -- The Hempfield Station One Banquet
Practice first, then tackle your project
Here are tips to get you started in stenciling. UPractice on paper. This will teach you how the
Roof section collapses at Valley View center
Roof section collapses at Valley View center BROOKFIELD -- A 2,500-square-foot section of the roof
TRICIA DALEY FILIMON MISSOS
TRICIA DALEY FILIMON MISSOS OAHU, Hawaii -- A postnuptial reception was held Aug. 17 at The
Popular destinations
Popular destinations Orlando, Fla. (No. 1), and Las Vegas (No. 2) are still the most popular
SATURDAY'S SUMMARIES
SATURDAY'S SUMMARIES FALCONS 36, GIANTS 24 New York7737--24 Atlanta1013310--36 First Quarter
EMPLOYEE-OWNED COMPANIES A growing trend
In 1974, Congress passed laws to encourage companies to sell their stock to employees. Since then:
MEN
MEN Saxon Club (Mahoning Country Club) -- Low gross: Mike Popovac & amp; Chuck Gordon 39, Bob
'SOAR ABOVE THE MADNESS' | A review Authors come to the rescue, making workplace tolerable
The illustrations, photographs and humorous office jargon make for entertaining reading. By KATIE-
Ohio squirrel season starts; good hunt predicted
COLUMBUS - Ohio wildlife biologists predict the 2002-2003 squirrel hunting season that started
VETERANS
VETERANS POW/MIA event NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Lawrence County's eighth annual POW/MIA Recognition
Auditions for TV movie
Auditions for TV movie YOUNGSTOWN -- Local auditions will be Thursday for the Proctor & amp;
NUTRITION PROGRAMS In the area
MAHONING COUNTY Forum Health At Home offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 11 locations in
Woman's right to choose does have limitations
Opinion: Woman's right to choose does have limitations EDITOR: A woman has a right to do what she wants
MAHONING VALLEY SCRAPPERS
MAHONING VALLEY SCRAPPERS Today -- at Lowell Monday -- at Lowell Tuesday -- at Lowell
WYOMING Devils Tower: height of wonder
The 865-foot stone monolith inspires climbers and tourists. By NANCY JOHNGRASS VINDICATOR
CURRENT PRICES
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets,
GOLF Should Woods carry burden?
Tiger Woods issued a new statement regarding women at Augusta. By JUSTIN BROWN THE CHRISTIAN
Saturday, August 17 (67 stories)
Columbiana picnic set
Columbiana picnic set COLUMBIANA -- Jerusalem Lutheran Church will have only one service Sunday at
European rivers, long known for their beauty, turn ugly
Opinion: Nature's fury was unleashed on Europe this week, taking the lives of more than 100 people and
FRIDAY'S RESULTS
FRIDAY'S RESULTS TENNIS CANFIELD BLACK 4, UNITED 1 Singles: Krystle Hively (C) def. Trista
Forum Health Northside
Forum Health Northside Thomas and Jenette Garbarz, 3006 W. Middletown Road, Columbiana, boy, Aug.
SALEM Residents will miss shopping at Ames
One shopper said she'll miss Ames' layaway plan. STAFF/WIRE REPORT SALEM -- Irene Lindquist of
Suspect faces another charge
Police said a message on the envelope contained a threat about anthrax. By LAURE CIOFFI
CANFIELD Blaming bad business climate in city, owner of Koffee Korner closes his shop
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- It's been a tough few months for the green in
North Street in New Castle will accommodate two-way traffic from North Mill to East streets only
North Street in New Castle will accommodate two-way traffic from North Mill to East streets only
Blaming bad business climate in city, owner of Koffee Korner closes his shop
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- It's been a tough few months for the green in
Md. woman convicted on fraud charges
Md. woman convicted on fraud charges GREENBELT, Md. -- A woman was convicted of fraud Friday for
Associated Press
Associated Press SOULFUL EATERY: Sylvia Woods, center, celebrates her restaurant's 40th
MAHONING COUNTY Politics in past, Engler insists
The former county commissioner says he is not interested in getting back into politics. By DAVID
BRIAN RICHESSON Video motivates Scrappers
NILES -- Willie Aviles used it as a motivational tactic. But a game as good as this just has to be
CHAMPIONS Steel Valley Conference
1950 -- Campbell Memorial 1951 -- Campbell Memorial, Struthers 1952 -- Girard 1953 -- Niles
Meeting rescheduled
Meeting rescheduled Lowellville Board of Education's regular meeting Wednesday has been
CONTRACT
CONTRACT YSU-Association of Classified Employees YSU trustees approved a new contract with its
Special Mass
Special Mass BOARDMAN -- Myrna Nazzour returns to St. Mary's Byzantine Catholic Church when Bishop
SCRAPPERS STATISTICS
THROUGH GAMES THURSDAY BATTING ABRHHRRBIAvg. Ben Francisco of1573862218.395 Eider Torres
UNITED WAY OF TRUMBULL COUNTY Campaign leaders announced
The annual appeal will start Sept. 5. WARREN -- United Way of Trumbull County has put together its
PROPOSAL Student-athletes' bill of rights
Student-Athletes' Right No. 1: Each student-athlete shall have the right to participate in
GAME TIME Today
Who: Brewers (Rusch 6-12) at Pirates (Arroyo 0-1). When: 1:35 p.m. Radio: WKST-AM (1200).
KATHERINE LAMPORT NICHOLAS GLATZER
KATHERINE LAMPORT NICHOLAS GLATZER POLAND -- The wedding of Katherine Lyne Lamport and Nicholas
Baby's death probed
Baby's death probed EAST PALESTINE -- Police and the coroner's office are investigating the death
YOUNGSTOWN County to be reimbursed for part of trial
Goins agreed to pay $10,000 toward the cost of DNA testing in his case. By BOB JACKSON
GIRARD A new feature at an old theater
The Rev. Robert E. Saylor is ministering through his church in the former Wellman Theater. By D.A.
Ohio requires tests be done by CDC
Time varies for confirmation of cases of West Nile virus. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM
Storms cause outages and flooding
Thunderstorms bringing heavy rain rumbled through Trumbull and Mercer counties Friday evening,
Campaign leaders announced
The annual appeal will start Sept. 5. WARREN -- United Way of Trumbull County has put together its
Tribute to the SVC
Tribute to the SVC The Steel Valley Conference begins its final season of football in 2002.
County to be reimbursed for part of trial
Goins agreed to pay $10,000 toward the cost of DNA testing in his case. By BOB JACKSON
NORTH LIMA Centenarian honored for work with Camp Fire
Charlotte Beckner, the council's oldest living alumna, was a group leader in the 1930s. By ROSA
YOUNGSTOWN Shooter's charges reduced
The victim has gone back to Turkey and can't be located. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
JULIE LAWRENCE TODD MANLEY
JULIE LAWRENCE TODD MANLEY BOARDMAN -- The gazebo at Boardman Township Park was the setting at 3
CLUB CALENDAR
CLUBS XBoardman-Poland Junior Women's League will have its new-member tea at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at
9/11 ANNIVERSARY Memorial events
Different faiths, denominations and individual houses of worship are planning a variety of prayer
NILES Dinner to support Mahoning River Consortium
The guest speaker is a big name in adventure racing. NILES -- Outback Gear will host a dinner Aug.
STACY MORRIS SAMUEL BRAUN
STACY MORRIS SAMUEL BRAUN CAMPBELL -- Monsignor Victor Romza officiated at 2:30 p.m. July 12 at
BRIER HILL ITALIAN FEST
The Vindicator/William D. Lewis Mark Phillips, 1, takes on a chunk of meatball as his grandmother,
YOUNGSTOWN Assault rifles return to scene
The weapons are not generally used in 'conventional' crimes such as burglaries and robberies, a
Abduction alert system sought anew
The county 911 director has said his agency has a system to alert the public of kidnapping cases.
Today is Saturday, Aug. 17, the 229th day of 2002. There are 136 days left in the year. On this date
Opinion: Today is Saturday, Aug. 17, the 229th day of 2002. There are 136 days left in the year. On this date
COLLEGE FOOTBALL Three stations to air live Westminster football
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- For the third consecutive year, Westminster College will have three stations
LYNN SHUTTLEWORTH DOUGLAS SHODD JR.
LYNN SHUTTLEWORTH DOUGLAS SHODD JR. CANFIELD -- Lynn M. Shuttleworth and Douglas M. Shodd Jr. were
L.G. isn't available
L.G. isn't available YOUNGSTOWN -- Ever since L.G.'s pretty feline eyes stared at readers from the
ALLISON KENDER KEVIN FLEMING
ALLISON KENDER KEVIN FLEMING RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- First Presbyterian Church was the setting July 13
YSU 3-year pact OK'd for classified union
Trustees will consider a fact finder's report at a meeting Monday, and faculty members will vote on
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MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Norman A. Hopkins, 26, of 530 Kendis Circle, #B, Youngstown,
JESSICA RESTLE MATTHEW BEANY
JESSICA RESTLE MATTHEW BEANY BOARDMAN -- The wedding of Jessica Restle, daughter of David and
MERCER, PA. Cooperation council studies prescription drug program
The drugs are free, but participants would have to pay fees based on the number of prescriptions
Trial over tax funds delayed for fifth time in Mercer Co.
MERCER, Pa. -- The oft-delayed trial of a former Hermitage receiver of taxes has been delayed for
3-year pact OK'd for classified union
YSU trustees will consider a fact finder's report at a meeting Monday, and faculty members will vote
WEST NILE VIRUS Ohio requires tests be done by CDC
Time varies for confirmation of cases of West Nile virus. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM
MAHONING COUNTY Suit over utility bills dismissed; lawyer looks to federal court
The matter could be refiled as a class-action suit. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
COLD METAL PRODUCTS Despite Chapter 11 filing, president is optimistic
The CEO promised its customers can expect uninterrupted service while the company reorganizes. By
KELLY MARCO ROBERT HAVRILLA
KELLY MARCO ROBERT HAVRILLA CAMPBELL -- The Rev. Michael Swierz presided at 3 p.m. July 19 as
KOS SLAYING Suspect faces another charge
Police said a message on the envelope contained a threat about anthrax. By LAURE CIOFFI
TRUMBULL COUNTY Abduction alert system sought anew
The county 911 director has said his agency has a system to alert the public of kidnapping cases.
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Gold Bandit(S Schillaci)11.806.405.60 Mister Gender(G
WARREN Man says he was fired for helping FBI
The loan officer contends he feared prosecution for obstruction of justice. WARREN -- A former
LORI PALKOVIC JOSEPH LISI
LORI PALKOVIC JOSEPH LISI BOARDMAN -- Joseph Shawn Lisi, 632 St. Andrews Drive, Canfield, and his
If CEOs say books OK, will investors be more confident?
Opinion: Most of the nation's publicly traded companies that were required by the Securities and Exchange
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Massaro makes W & amp;J Hall of Fame
CANFIELD -- Art Massaro of Canfield thinks he knows why he didn't make the Pittsburgh Steelers team
FRIDAY'S GAMES
FRIDAY'S GAMES American League Detroit 6, Baltimore 5 Kansas City 6, Tampa Bay 5 Minnesota
Friday, August 16 (76 stories)
Handling of county janitorial supplies irks sheriff
In the last three months, the county spent $35,000 on supplies from a company that has no contract
NEW CASTLE, PA. Counseling agency loses funds, faces closing
About 100 clients and 11 employees would be displaced. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
Starting early
Most teens aren't ready to invest in stocks, one financial planner says. By VALERIE BANNER
DIRT TRACK DEMON Stewart brings in a crowd
The NASCAR driver dazzled 8,000 at Sharon Speedway. By JOHN BASSETTI VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
COLD METAL PRODUCTS Company closes plants in Youngstown, Indianapolis
The company is struggling financially because of the sluggish economy and increased tariffs on the
COMPARISONS City income taxes
Akron:2 Cincinnati:2.10 Cleveland:2 Columbus:2 Dayton:2.25 Toledo:2.25 Yngstwn:2.75* Canton:2
CAFARO FIELD Scrappers hit the road with a victory
Thursday's 7-4 victory over Jamestown sets up a weekend showdown in Auburn, N.Y. By BRIAN
Howland optometrist supports alma mater
Howland optometrist supports alma mater HOWLAND -- Dr. Richard S. Kattouf, a Howland optometrist,
INSIDE/A3
INSIDE/A3 UGerald E. Henn, who is developing an industrial park near the Lordstown auto plants, is
Woman dies of injuries
Woman dies of injuries FARRELL, Pa. -- Lynn Hopson, 44, of Washington Street, who was injured in a
INDICTMENTS | Mahoning County The following people were indicted Thursday by a Mahoning County grand jury:
Luis Sanchez, 20, South Garland Avenue, Youngstown; aggravated vehicular homicide. Larry McClinton,
MAHONING COUNTY Beating victim gets $1M in suit
The money will come from a defendant's trust account. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
Melissa Schlais, Daniel Milush, are engaged
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schlais, 4851 Grover Drive, are announcing the engagement of their
Stewart's fans eat up chance to get close to their hero
Some don't mind if the NASCAR driver has a temper problem. By JOHN BASSETTI VINDICATOR SPORTS
MAHONING COUNTY Leaders, group disagree over tax
Business and labor leaders pushed for an imposed, permanent sales tax. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
U.S. airline industry holding on with a wing and a prayer
Opinion: Nearly every company that walks into bankruptcy court expects to emerge from the court's protection
Sixteen members of the class shared memories at the Youngstown Club.
Sixteen members of the class shared memories at the Youngstown Club. By ROSA MERCADO VINDICATOR
Retooling and working
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER LORDSTOWN -- How will General Motors keep its
YSU FOOTBALL Defense outshines offense in scrimmage
Coach John Heacock was pleased with how his quarterbacks played. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Jury finds man guilty of murder
The McGuffey Road man faces a mandatory sentence of 18 years to life in prison. By BOB JACKSON
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MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Thomas P. Varley, 24, of 466 Garden Valley Drive, Boardman,
Financial woes didn't stop abatement
General Motors worked out a deal with the Lordstown Board of Education separate from the tax
Workers' fear turns into joy
For many GM workers, the announcement of Lordstown's new small-car line ended years of worry. By
Financial woes didn't stop panel from abating tax
General Motors worked out a deal with the Lordstown Board of Education separate from the tax
WILD-CARD RACE New York-Penn League
WLPctGB Williamsport3423.596 Scrappers3324.5791 Brooklyn3124.5642 New Jersey2927.51841/2
GOP to hold picnic
GOP to hold picnic LIBERTY -- The Trumbull County Republican Party will have its annual picnic at
SHARON Council proceeds on plan to borrow
Council members said they want to be sure the money will go to designated projects and not to cover
YOUNGSTOWN McKelvey backs efforts to increase income tax
Without the tax, the city expects to lay off up to 50 more workers in January. By ROGER G. SMITH
POLAND SEWERS Upgrade would be a cost to residents
Another meeting will be scheduled soon. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER POLAND
MAHONING COUNTY Devices to monitor condition of roads
The system will monitor both atmospheric and pavement conditions. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
NEW CASTLE 2 downtown streets will close
Signs detailing the new traffic patterns will go up Monday. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
FEATURE RACE Sharon Speedway
HARTFORD -- Winston Cup drivers Dave Blaney and Tony Stewart spent their off-night from asphalt to
Beth Buckley, Alfred Bondar to be married
The engagement of Beth Buckley and Alfred Bondar, both of Austintown, is being announced by their
Suit involving essay on Jesus is dismissed
BROOKFIELD -- A $1.5 million federal lawsuit contending the Brookfield School District wouldn't
BECKY SHER | Hype A smooth way to start your day
Sure, you could eat a bowl of cereal every morning for the rest of your life. But don't come crying
Kelly O'Reilly, James Anzelmo to wed Sept. 21
CHILLECOTHE -- James and Marilyn Anzelmo, 1304 Randall Court, formerly of Youngstown, are announcing
Accident slows feature action
A driver was life-flighted following an accident. By JOHN BASSETTI VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
Gunfire hits homes on North, South sides
Gunfire hits homes on North, South sides YOUNGSTOWN -- Three homes on the South Side and one on
Parents announce Baynes-Horning engagement
BOARDMAN -- Lizbeth and Timothy Baynes, 1220 Valleyview Drive, are announcing the engagement of
Mother Earth, native son
Artist Chebon Dacon will sign posters of the painting he did for this weekend's powwow. By DENISE
'YOU ALONE' Envy inspires story
Teen Ink publishers picked the story from a class full of submissions. By ROSA MERCADO
CLUB CALENDAR
ATHLETIC GROUPS XGirard High School Athletic Boosters will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the high
SHARON 4 face drug charges after police raid house
The house was in the Farrell-Sharon Weed and Seed area targeted for crime cleanup. SHARON, Pa.--
Sand and water draw crowds
Many residents say the beach is their community's primary asset. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF
LAWRENCE COUNTY O fficials to hire company to appraise nursing home
County officials plan to commemorate Sept. 11 with a program. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
AUTO RACING
AUTO RACING SHARON SPEEDWAY TONY STEWART NIGHT Modified Feature results: R. Smoker, Dave
Mayor: Regional police panel wants city to join
Sharon's mayor said the commission's chairman told him of the plan in a recent call. SHARON, Pa.--
YSU FACULTY UNION Team gets OK to call strike
Classified employees have ratified a three-year pact with the university. By DAVID SKOLNICK
PENN-OHIO STARTING TIMES
PENN-OHIO STARTING TIMES Tannenhauf GC Saturday 9:30 -- Ash, Welling, Dunderdale, Walters.
THURSDAY'S RESULTS
THURSDAY'S RESULTS BOYS GOLF LAKEVIEW 164, GIRARD 170, BADGER 172 Lakeview -- Jerry Soletro
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
Welcome back: Returning to the Scrappers' lineup tonight is outfielder Brian Wright, who is batting
LAWRENCE COUNTY FAIR Tots pull weight on pedal tractors
Children get a taste of the competition at the tractor pull. By LAURA MILOSER VINDICATOR
THURSDAY'S GAMES
THURSDAY'S GAMES American League Tampa Bay 4, Cleveland 3 Baltimore 3, Minnesota 1 N.Y.
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE NASCAR Winston Cup The 2002 NASCAR Winston Cup schedule (winners in parentheses) and
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT A graphic that appeared in Wednesday's editions was inaccurate, attributing the
COLUMBIANA COUNTY JAIL Trying to get a handle on inmates' toilet problem
An inmate who is caught flushing inappropriate items can face a charge of vandalism. By NORMAN
TRUMBULL COUNTY Judge sentences 2 sex offenders
A 10-year-old rape victim said she feels 'safer and happier' since the defendant has been
Incentive deal stands as Ohio's largest
The state would recoup its investment within a decade through income tax receipts from Lordstown GM
Girl runs into truck
Girl runs into truck YOUNGSTOWN -- An 11-year-old South Side girl was in critical condition today
TEEN LIFE
TEEN LIFE Can you believe this? SEVENTEEN MAGAZINE The totally appealing/appalling boy report,
Vet offers aid in humane killing of dogs
Two widely publicized recent killings of dogs by police prompted the suggestion. SHARON, Pa. -- A
Fabrizio gives college a try
Theresa Fabrizio actually quit playing tennis for two months after enduring a sour senior season
GAIL WHITE Have church folks forgotten meaning of love?
It seems a young man in his early 20s was having trouble with his father in one of our local
Lisa DeFrank to be bride of David M. Neill
Announcement is being made by Patricia M. Whited, 3603 Shelby Road, Youngstown, and John DeFrank of
Send kids back to school with a healthy lifestyle
Opinion: Send kids back to school with a healthy lifestyle EDITOR: As our children finish their summer
Institute was great for nerds
Willy Wonka truly captured the flavor of the word nerds when he came out with the popular candy that
LOCAL
LOCAL Schedules needed The Vindicator sports department needs fall schedules from the following
SALEM Police recover stolen safe and cash
SALEM -- Police have recovered a stolen safe and identified three suspects in the crime, but no
Williams-Davis wedding vows set for early October
YOUNGSTOWN -- Karen J. Davis, 163 Wesley Ave., is announcing the engagement of her son, Robert P.
District to auction elementary building
The high school won't be sold this year. LEETONIA -- The school district will auction
BROOKFIELD Trustees try again on zoning
BROOKFIELD -- Township trustees have agreed to again place a zoning issue on the ballot. Trustees
If this is a sign of things to come, look out, folks
Opinion: If it is a harbinger of things to come, this past week's meeting of the Youngstown Board of
Thursday, August 15 (64 stories)
BOYS GOLF
BOYS GOLF SOUTH RANGE 161, CAMPBELL 186 (at Lake Front) South Range (1-0) -- Nick Opritza 35,
YOUNGSTOWN Public works official proposes string of sewer rate increases
The first sewer rate increase would take effect Oct. 1 and be in addition to increases approved
Howland will use funds for preserve
HOWLAND -- Township trustees plan to expand a 200-acre wildlife preserve with $600,000 in funds
AIN AL-HILWEH
AIN AL-HILWEH Key factions Key factions in the Ain al-Hilweh conflict: Fatah. Headed by
Thanks again, GM, and thanks to many others
Opinion: Yesterday's page one headline read Thanks, GM, and rightfully so. The Mahoning Valley heaved a
Wedding planned by Julie Helal, William Kay
ASHLAND -- Plans for the forthcoming marriage of Julie Helal, 654 Woodduck Court, Columbus, and
Parents announce Sears-Johnson wedding plans
MINERAL RIDGE -- Plans for the early autumn wedding of Stephanie Sears and Jeff Johnson are being
General Motors has been talking about bringing a new small-car line to Lordstown for years. An
General Motors has been talking about bringing a new small-car line to Lordstown for years. An
Babe Ruth All-Stars beat Jefferson, 11-9
ABBEVILLE, La. -- The Youngstown Babe Ruth 13-year-old All Star team defeated Jefferson Parish
Dealers anticipate better car
A new line of small cars coming to the Lordstown General Motors plant will replace the Chevy
Madden-Komara engagement is announced
YOUNGSTOWN -- Amy Yvette Madden and Timothy Komara, both of Youngstown, are announcing their
Fair exhibit to honor Tuskegee airmen
Fair exhibit to honor Tuskegee airmen COLUMBUS -- The Ohio Commission on African-American Males,
Bonds cracks 600, but his future could depend on strike
Opinion: When Barry Bonds sent his 600th homer into the bleachers at his home field in San Francisco last
DeGenaro-Flasher wedding date is announced
POLAND -- Lynda DeGenaro of Poland is announcing plans for the wedding of her daughter, Christine L.
YOUNGSTOWN Flask drops move for bankruptcy
The attorney general's office objected to the withdrawal of bankruptcy protection. By DAVID
Authorities probe death of man killed in blast
Authorities probe death of man killed in blast NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Authorities in New York are
Making call on Traficant Night
NILES -- Minor league baseball is well known for its outlandish promotions. The Mahoning Valley
NEW CASTLE State approval allows start on $30M high school project
Work on a new band shelter, to replace one destroyed by arsonists, was to begin today. By LAURE
Traficant look-alikes in the spotlight at Cafaro Field
The imprisoned congressman was popular at Cafaro Field in absentia, and won a mock election. By
YSU runners face challenging schedule
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown State men's and women's cross country teams will face a challenging
WARREN Man pleads guilty to rape, faces jail
The prosecutor dropped three rape charges in exchange for the defendant's guilty plea. By PEGGY
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
XDr. Marc P. and Bethe A. (Marva) Orlando of Mason are announcing the birth of their fourth child, a
Good news has many breathing easier these days
One local business owner said his store would never have survived without GM Lordstown. By SHERRI
Bush needs to make far stronger case for invasion
Opinion: Bush needs to make far stronger case for invasion EDITOR: So the United States is going to send
YOUNGSTOWN Judge sentences man for drug possession
YOUNGSTOWN -- A dozen of the Ayers Street Playas have gone to prison for their roles in the East
Plan aims to change lives
Focus of the program is to help the tenants someday become homeowners. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Michael J. Howard, 22, of 827 Terraview Drive, Boardman, and
A Scrapper skid-snapper
By JAYME RAMSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF NILES -- Good things happen in baseball when a team has
SHARON SCHOOLS Cost rises for asbestos removal
Change orders have raised the cost of asbestos removal by nearly 30 percent. By HAROLD GWIN
Teens charged with stealing gas caps
Teens charged with stealing gas caps YOUNGSTOWN -- Three 16-year-old Ursuline High School students
BOARDMAN Residents agree to pay for part of traffic survey
Trustees are waiting on the residents to come forward with the money. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
YOUNGSTOWN Jury gets case of man charged with murder
The defense says someone else did it. The prosecutor says that doesn't matter. By BOB JACKSON
Julie Piersant to be bride of Joe S. Charif
Donald Piersant of Boardman and Julia Piersant of Austintown are announcing the engagement of their
"About 80 percent of my business, probably more if you consider the trickle-down effect, comes from
"About 80 percent of my business, probably more if you consider the trickle-down effect, comes from
SHARON, PA. Bids for access road are under estimate
Sharon has $425,000 available in state grant funds to pay for the work. SHARON, Pa. -- The city
YOUNGSTOWN Diversion program gets drivers who lost licenses back on track
Charges are dismissed if a defendant completes terms of the program and gets a license. By JoANNE
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Beth Knight, 4566 Woodhurst Drive, Austintown, twins: boy and girl, Aug. 9.
COLUMBUS Motion defends election decision
The state's legal filing avoids the fact that the governor is compelled to hold a special election,
WARREN City fire captain to become chief
The new chief said opening a fire station on the city's southeast side is one of his goals. By
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Armed with rapier wits, they breached security
I was seated inside Cleveland Hopkins International Airport with my son Josh, waiting for a plane to
YOUNGSTOWN | Design board The city's Design Review Commission handled these items Thursday:
Talked about needing lead time before meetings to review projects. Member Joseph Ohr asked that the
Support businesses breathe sigh of relief
One local business owner said his store would never have survived without GM Lordstown. By SHERRI
Marshall Street Bridge closes while workers do inspection
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Marshall Street Bridge, between Oak Hill Avenue and Front Street, was closed
Arsonist gets 2 years
Arsonist gets 2 years WARREN -- A 40-year-old Liberty man who pleaded guilty to a charge of
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The Vindicator asked its hundreds of News Contacts Wednesday for their thoughts on GM's decision to
The Vindicator asked its hundreds of News Contacts Wednesday for their thoughts on GM's decision to
NEWTON FALLS Commissioners deny annexation request
WARREN -- Trumbull County commissioners have turned down an appeal from developers to annex 35 acres
YOUNGSTOWN Man accused of murder says he was assaulted by deputies
The sheriff's department will investigate. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
COLUMBIANA Heartland uses program to help pupils
About 11 of 30 pupils tested will participate in the new program. COLUMBIANA -- Heartland
NEW CASTLE, PA. Ellport man takes plea deal in case involving dead baby
He faces a maximum sentence of nine years in prison and a $20,000 fine. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A man
Kings sign Clark
Kings sign Clark When Keon Clark was cut loose by Toronto three weeks ago, he could have gone
TRUMBULL COUNTY Commissioners approve plan to bid contracts for jail food
One commissioner said he suggested the bidding procedure three years ago. WARREN -- Trumbull
NOTICES
NOTICES BASEBALL BB Rooners -- has scheduled tryouts for the fall and summer 2003 teams. For
HEALTH W. Nile virus found in crow in Mercer Co.
The virus has now shown up in four western Pennsylvania counties. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
CONGRESSIONAL RACES Strickland, Ryan to cooperate
The two congressional candidates plan to make more public appearances together. By DAVID SKOLNICK
Crow found in Hempfield puts Mercer County on list
The virus has now shown up in four western Pennsylvania counties. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
Decision means new life for Valley, state leaders say
GM said it will spend $500 million upgrading its assembly plant and an additional $150 million on
Traficant look-alikes in spotlight
The imprisoned congressman was popular at Cafaro Field in absentia, and won a mock election. By
State chips in $25 million for Lordstown make-over
GM said it will spend $500 million upgrading its assembly plant and an additional $50 million on its
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Officials seek ruling on law
East Palestine wants to annex property and develop it for homes. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
HEALTH W. Nile virus found in Mercer Co. crow
The virus has now shown up in four western Pennsylvania counties. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Rape suspect to get 2nd evaluation
The defendant faces life in prison if he's convicted of any of the 25 counts of rape. By BOB
Wednesday, August 14 (58 stories)
Sentencing postponed
Sentencing postponed CLEVELAND -- Today's sentencing of J.J. Cafaro on a felony conviction of
Drivers license dilemmas today and a generation ago
Opinion: How times change. Just 25 years ago, almost to the day, the state of Ohio established offices in
WARREN Trumbull 100 plan will highlight historical buildings
The company official suggested the Kinsman House be used as a restaurant or bed and breakfast. By
JAMMERS 11, SCRAPPERS 7 Late rally not enough
Jamestown's 11-2 lead was too much to overcome. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
TRUMBULL CO. Commissioners to set bid plans for food at jail
The county purchasing director also will seek bids for food for the juvenile detention center. By
Route 164 closing
Route 164 closing NEW PHILADELPHIA -- State Route 164 between Lisbon and Gavers in Columbiana
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Robert M. Clark, 43, of 2502 Walden Court, Youngstown, and
Late rally not enough
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF NILES -- Someone is always watching. It is a
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials to set bid plans for jail food
The county purchasing director also will seek bids for food for the juvenile detention center. By
OHIO EDUCATION Don't keep quiet about programs, librarians are told
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Want your children to read better and
ENROLLMENT
ENROLLMENT Declining numbers Enrollment at Immaculate Conception School in Youngstown: Source:
Lupu-Smesko engagement is announced
CANFIELD -- Announcing their engagement are Andrea Lupu and Dr. Mark Smesko, both of 4097
What's a couple thousand computers between friends?
Opinion: Heaven help an American returning from overseas who forgets to declare to customs agents purchases
Associated Press
Associated Press WORKING TOGETHER: New farmer Brian Steffen, left, is renting 220 acres of land
Doctors most to blame for U.S. health care crisis
Opinion: Doctors most to blame for U.S. health care crisis EDITOR: I am writing in response to the Aug.
NICK ROBERTS | PROFILE Strong and not satisfied
YSU's junior offensive guard remembers watching the national championship game instead of getting a
WARREN ODE list drops 4 city schools
Some board members were angry that the ODE wouldn't notify the press of the change involving the
Parents announce Borland-Altier wedding plans
GIRARD -- Plans for the upcoming wedding of Beatrice Faye Borland and Marc David Altier, both of 546
GAIL WHITE Serendipity, simplicity, soul and a Mission of Love
"I helped make the lives of 12 children in Nepal better today," I said as I walked into the
SALEM Frog jump won't occur during fair
Holding the event at the same time as the county fair was a slip, a backer says. By NORMAN LEIGH
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Joseph and Lynn Bartholomew, 4315 Timberbrook Drive, Canfield, boy, Aug.
LIBERTY Library wants feedback from area 'go-getters'
A meeting is scheduled for Sept. 14. LIBERTY -- The Liberty branch of the Warren-Trumbull County
NEW CASTLE Mayor supports Rendell in race
Ed Rendell said he has a plan to revitalize small and midsize communities. By LAURE CIOFFI
AGENDA
AGENDA THURSDAY Jackson-Milton Board of Education, 6:30 p.m., elementary school, 14110 Mahoning
YOUNGSTOWN Victim's girlfriend says defendant fired the fatal shots
The shooting was preceded by a fight between the victim and two suspects, the witness said. By
REGION Oral raccoon baiting is part of a five-state program
COLUMBUS -- A five-state oral raccoon vaccination baiting program, involving Ohio, Pennsylvania,
TUESDAY'S GAMES
TUESDAY'S GAMES American League Cleveland 9, Tampa Bay 5 Minnesota 6, Baltimore 0 N.Y.
COLUMBIANA CO. Transsexual sues Salem company
The plaintiff is neither entirely female nor male, the federal lawsuit says. By BOB JACKSON
Promising McDougall rebounds
The former Athletics prospect should be in Akron by the weekend. By JAYME RAMSON VINDICATOR
WARREN Developer vows to clean home construction site
The plan calls for 20 homes in the development that was started about four years ago. By DENISE
Competency tests ordered for mom in child lock-out
YOUNGSTOWN -- A municipal court judge ordered a competency examination for a 28-year-old West Side
Three teams from Valley to ride in MS 150 Bike Tour
BEREA -- Three teams from the Mahoning Valley are scheduled to participate in the Multiple Sclerosis
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER LORDSTOWN -- The waiting is over, and this time,
17TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Womer Benjamin, guest stop in Valley
The visiting congressman said Benjamin could expect a committee assignment within a week of election
Hope abounds as pads debut
STRUTHERS -- Rick McFadden stood on the sidelines at Wildcat Stadium Tuesday taking in the football
WARREN Restaurant offers Net service
A few desktop computers will be installed in the fall. WARREN -- Internet connections are now
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Woman says doctor diagnosed her with West Nile virus
Her symptoms have not kept her from work or tending her flowers. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Four establishments cited in tobacco sting
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning County deputy sheriffs issued four citations during a sting operation
New car comes to Lordstown
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER LORDSTOWN -- The waiting is over, and this time,
Former worker arrested
Former worker arrested SHARON, Pa. -- Police arrested a former employee of the Sheetz Inc. store
Birds test positive for virus in Lawrence Co.
County officials are waiting for test results on eight other dead birds. By LAURE CIOFFI
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Does first bell for pupils also toll for school?
The school has opened early; the new principal's attitude is that it won't be closed. By RON COLE
LOCAL
LOCAL Youngstown loses to Kennewick, Wa. ABBEVILLE, La. -- The team from Kennewick, Wa. scored
Trustees disagree over road project
Some local officials are concerned that the road poses a safety hazard. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
Christine Halls, Todd M. Hodge to wed Sept. 21
FONTANA, Calif. -- Sept. 21 has been chosen as the date for the wedding of Christine Halls and Todd
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS Board OKs plan to seek bids involving Taft Elementary
The demolition of Taft and construction of the new West Elementary School are running into problems.
Today is Wednesday, Aug. 14, the 226th day of 2002. There are 139 days left in the year. On this
Opinion: Today is Wednesday, Aug. 14, the 226th day of 2002. There are 139 days left in the year. On this
COLUMBUS Motion defends election decision
The state's legal filing avoids the fact that the governor is compelled to hold a special election,
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Doctor diagnoses West Nile virus
None of her symptoms have kept her from work or tending her flowers. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
Columbiana panel OKs various plans
COLUMBIANA -- Robert Schwartz, one of the owners of Whispering Pines Village, told the city planning
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK | From Cafaro Field
New role: Coach Willie Aviles, acting manager Tuesday while Chris Bando helped with instruction at
DEATH ROW CASE Appeals court awaits ruling on mental capacity
A prosecutor said the federal court's ruling was expected. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
Does bell for pupils also toll for school?
The school has opened early; the new principal's attitude is that it won't be closed. By RON COLE
CANFIELD TOWNSHIP Resident seeks zoning change
The petitions list 241 signatures. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- Petitions
Postponement granted
Postponement granted CLEVELAND -- The sentencing of businessman J.J. Cafaro on a felony conviction
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Tuesday, August 13 (53 stories)
MERCER RACEWAY SATURDAY'S RESULTS
MERCER RACEWAY SATURDAY'S RESULTS Luxaire Heating & amp; Cooling Sprint Cars: 1. Gary Kriess,
Bicyclist is struck and killed on I-680
Bicyclist is struck and killed on I-680 YOUNGSTOWN -- City police are investigating the death of a
Feds divvy up the money and Valley gets short-changed
Opinion: The 17th Congressional District received more federal money than 13 other congressional districts.
MONDAY'S RESULTS TENNIS
MONDAY'S RESULTS TENNIS BOARDMAN 5, NILES 0 Singles: Gina Peretti (B) def. Tera Frizley 6-0 6-0;
From Australia to California to Columbus to Youngstown to Alliance -- Does anyone discern a trend here? 11 visitors in 1992 to more than 150 this year.
By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF VIENNA -- The tears couldn't be stopped as the
YOUNGSTOWN Abortion protest sparks debate
The Center for Bio-Ethical Reform's presence in Youngstown drew no group demonstrations, but did
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD CITY Aug. 5 Discharge of firearm: A city resident was
LOCAL
LOCAL Youngstown rained out ABBEVILLE, La. -- Youngstown had its game against Kennewick, Wash.,
Fabian-Dailey wedding set for mid-September
YOUNGSTOWN -- Announcing their engagement are Kimberly Fabian and Jason Dailey, both of Youngstown.
GIRARD Sale of city's services proposed
City water and sewer workers would become private sector workers under the proposal. By TIM YOVICH
GIRARD Consumers Ohio proposes the sale of city's services
City water and sewer workers would become private sector workers under the proposal. By TIM YOVICH
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE M.V. tries to regroup after sweep
Auburn routed the Scrappers 10-1 Monday to take a four-game lead. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
Strickland to visit
Strickland to visit NORTH LIMA -- U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland is slated to appear at the Beaver
SALEM Brochure points to anti-slave locations
A photograph and text are included for each site. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
Browns adjust
Browns adjust Darren Hambrick was signed by the Cleveland Browns after Pro Bowl linebacker Jamir
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Kevin L. Butler, 39, of 555 N. 19th St., Sebring, and Sarah J.
SITES | On the map
SITES | On the map The city's tourism board is publishing a brochure depicting sites in the city
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Leaves from the 'Notebook of a Wacky Life'
Dealing with Life's Little Annoyances. Entry One -- Unwelcome intrusions. Junk mail: Pull out all
FILLING A VOID IN THE VALLEY New ambulance service is going places
The owner said about 75 percent of her business is nonemergency transportation. The VINDICATOR,
WARREN Parole reversed for child molester
The former Lordstown man will have another parole board hearing in 2012. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
Feedback: Since announcing their plans to hold Jim Traficant Night Wednesday, the Scrappers front
HERMITAGE Commission OKs land classification
All nonresidential projects must still put in sidewalks in front of their developments. HERMITAGE,
AUSTINTOWN Exotic animal rule OK'd
It was the first home-rule ordinance enacted here. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
FARRELL SCHOOLS Business manager plans to retire
The high school principal is getting a $5,000 raise this year. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
BASEBALL
BASEBALL The Baseball School -- has begun enrolling boys and girls for individual, semi-individual
Colombia has suffered too much, rebels must be stopped
Opinion: After threatening to kill every mayor in Colombia, the FARQ rebels lobbed massive mortar shells into
U.S.: Reassign Detore's case
CLEVELAND -- The government has asked U.S. District Judge Ann Aldrich to reassign the case of a
Auburn routed the Scrappers 10-1 Monday to take a four-game lead.
Auburn routed the Scrappers 10-1 Monday to take a four-game lead. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL COUNTY Judge declines to reduce bond
The judge also denied the prosecutor's request to hold the defendant without bond. By PEGGY
Penguins don pads to open hits season
Monday's contact drills set the tone for Thursday's jersey scrimmage. By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR
Tara Pavelko and Mr. Kirtos set wedding date
AUSTINTOWN -- Sept. 18 has been chosen as the wedding day of Tara Pavelko and Christopher Kirtos,
NEW LAW Exotic animals
Under terms of an ordinance passed by township trustees, people wishing to keep exotic or endangered
Auburn gets better with miles
The Doubledays will play seven of their next eight games at home. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
REUNIONS
XThe Catalin family reunion will be held from noon to 9 p.m. Aug. 25 at Boardman Township Park.
Girard will lose grant if decision is not made
One councilman said the condition of the Lower Girard Lake Dam has been 'over-exaggerated.' By TIM
LIBERTY Group protests court's handling of trust fund
James Goins is in prison for brutally beating and robbing three city residents. LIBERTY -- About
Parents announce Kneen-Hartings wedding plans
CHICAGO -- Plans for the upcoming marriage of Erika Jane Kneen, 724 W. Irving Park Road, and Matthew
Wedding planned by Miss Carnie, Mr. Abbruzzese
YOUNGSTOWN -- Plans for the forthcoming marriage of Carolyn Ann Carnie and Craig A. Abbruzzese, both
YOUNGSTOWN $5,000 reward offered in arson
Investigators said they have a suspect but need more information to build their case. By JoANNE
EAST PALESTINE STREET FAIR Despite complaints, cost prohibits relocation
EAST PALESTINE -- The American Legion's annual street fair won't be back on Market Street unless
Miss Haraburda, Wyatt Miller to be married
YOUNGSTOWN -- Martin and Nancy Haraburda, 1563 Price Road, are announcing plans for the forthcoming
LEETONIA Police will crack down on teen curfew violators
The chief wants village council to stiffen fines for curfew violators. By NANCY TULLIS
Expected recovery
Expected recovery Actor Jason Priestley faces weeks of healing and rehabilitation but is expected
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth David and Melissa Kukla, 5441 Middletown Road, New Middletown, boy, Aug. 12. Eddie
Calls for 'West Wing'
Calls for 'West Wing' NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- There were 1,202 extra hopefuls at Saturday's open
YOUNGSTOWN Fireman's bond again at issue
Prosecutors say the man was at a bar, which would violate terms of his bond. By BOB JACKSON
State probes fire that destroyed Rte. 224 motel
BERLIN CENTER -- The state fire marshal's office is investigating a blaze that destroyed a one-
Pownell-Helmick wedding to be in Niles church
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pownell Jr. of Lordstown and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Granny Sr. of Niles are
YOUNGSTOWN Doctor asks for change in woman's privileges
The Boardman woman wants to take weekend trips away from the hospital with her family. By BOB
Man dies in crash
Man dies in crash LIBERTY -- The Ohio State Highway Patrol at Southington is investigating a one-
WARREN Woman to be honored for involvement
The event celebrates 82 years of women's voting rights. WARREN -- Warren 9 to 5 Working Women will
Going away party is simple and cheap, which, coincidentally, is not unlike her fellow
Going away party is simple and cheap, which, coincidentally, is not unlike her fellow
Monday, August 12 (35 stories)
Man stabbed
Man stabbed YOUNGSTOWN -- A 46-year-old East Side man told city police a jealous lover stabbed his
Strollo's changes a benefit to YSU
Ron Strollo is beginning his second year as director of athletics at Youngstown State and the
Crime Stoppers to have gigantic garage sale
Crime Stoppers to have gigantic garage sale YOUNGSTOWN -- Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown is
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
New face: Shortstop Eider Torres has been added to the Scrappers' roster. A native of Maracaibo,
House fire in Hermitage kills 2 pet cats
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- No one was injured, but two pet cats lost their lives in a fire at the Ronald
with JoAnn McBride
with JoAnn McBride Age: 58 Hometown: New Brighton, Pa. Education: Associate's degree from the
WARREN Therapists ride in MS fund-raiser
Cyclists can ride in support of a specific multiple sclerosis patient. By AMY HOUSLEY
Crash victim in serious condition
LISBON -- A Butler Township man was in serious condition this morning at Akron City Hospital after a
WARREN Group addresses needs
The group meets at St. Joseph Church on Friday mornings and two Monday evenings each month. By
Confronted burglar assaults janitor
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Hempfield Township police said a janitor entering Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
LEETONIA Officials: Panel benefits village
Attending other planning commission meetings and revising zoning ordinances are among the panel's
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Man dies in accident
Man dies in accident GROVE CITY, Pa. -- A Mercer man died when his SUV ran off Old Mercer Road and
MAHONING VALLEY Fund-raiser will send women on 60-mile trek
The walk will take place from Oct. 11 through 13. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Youngstown loses 6-2 in World Series
ABBEVILLE, La. -- Cory Collins went 4-for-4, but the Youngstown 13-year-old Babe Ruth All-Stars
YOUNGSTOWN Neighbors arrested in burglary
One of the two burglary suspects said he was trying to help the woman after seeing the other man
Sign language classes
Sign language classes YOUNGSTOWN -- The Community Center for the Deaf is offering American Sign
ONE ON ONE | JoAnn McBride Tourism director loves charm of Lawrence County
As executive director of tourism in Lawrence County, what do you like most about Lawrence County?
ITALY
Opinion: ITALY La Repubblica, Rome, August 6: President George W. Bush declared on Monday that he remains
YOUNGSTOWN Boyfriend charged in woman's injuries
The woman said her boyfriend threatened to stab her and her children. YOUNGSTOWN -- City police
Boy struck by minivan in critical condition
Boy struck by minivan in critical condition WARREN -- A 7-year-old Beck Street S.E. boy was in
DETORE TRIAL Lawyers discuss prospects of case
One attorney called the ethics committee testimony 'simply flat wrong.' By PATRICIA MEADE
MAHONING COUNTY Office space will open in courthouse
The prosecutor's office and court of appeals will leave the courthouse shortly. By BOB JACKSON
Medical advances spur decline in murder rate
Medical advances spur decline in murder rate SPRINGFIELD, Mass. -- Improvements in emergency care
"You put Detore, you put Traficant, you cross-examine J.J., you cross-examine Al Lange, you get an
"You put Detore, you put Traficant, you cross-examine J.J., you cross-examine Al Lange, you get an
Don't pass up summer because of West Nile virus
Opinion: Seven Americans have succumbed to the mosquito-borne West Nile virus this year, and an additional
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown
A warrant for Artea R. Clinkscale is the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this week:
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE 6,336 watch Scrappers lose 1-0 to Jamestown
Mahoning Valley fell three games behind Auburn before the largest crowd of the season at Cafaro
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS SUNDAY 1st--Linjack's First 2.802.202.20 Classy Dan (L.Gonzalez)2.402.40
BOWLING
BOWLING The Youngstown Bowling Association -- will be the host of sessions for league secretaries
YSU Negotiators delay fact-finding report
The board of trustees will review the fact-finder's report on faculty negotiations and the tentative
SOME TIPS | From the book
Here are some ideas for taming the "arsenic hour," pre-dinner-time child-monster, gleaned from
City sewer rate increases are needed to pay for mandated repairs
Opinion: City sewer rate increases are needed to pay for mandated repairs EDITOR: I must respond to
Sunday, August 11 (108 stories)
EVENTS
EVENTS Chronic fatigue seminar EAST PALESTINE -- A program on chronic fatigue syndrome is 6-8
CAFARO FIELD Scrappers sweep ValleyCats; ready for Auburn
Outfielder Mike Conroy came into the game hitting .131 and went 5-for-5 for the Scrappers. By
POLAND -- People who regularly travel on Youngstown-Poland Road probably do not think twice about
POLAND -- People who regularly travel on Youngstown-Poland Road probably do not think twice about
VETERANS
VETERANS Marine Reunion YOUNGSTOWN -- The 23rd annual Marine Reunion, hosted by the Tri-State
Group to honor Williams
Group to honor Williams YOUNGSTOWN -- McCullough Williams Jr., a political and community leader
REUNION DAYS
REUNION DAYS Southwest Gardens Southwest Gardens Economic Development Corp. will have its 15th
New members to get 10 trees for $10
The National Arbor Day Foundation will give 10 white flowering dogwood trees to each person who
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nilsson celebrate 25th anniversary on trip to Las Vegas
CANFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nilsson, 3610 Darbyshire Drive, celebrated their 25th wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gaytko Sr. feted on dinner cruise for 40th anniversary
CHANHASSEN, Minn. -- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gaytko Sr. of Chanhassen, formerly of Youngstown, were
AREA GOLF SCORES
MEN The Vindicator (Pine Lakes) -- Low gross: Jim Maynard 34, Dave Johnstone, Don Kniska 35, Mike
JAMES DULLEY | Cutting your utility bills Solar power is a smart option for homeowners
Q. With rising electric bills, power outages from storms, global warming, and pollution, I have
Francisco makes himself at home
NILES -- Ben Francisco is getting used to this small-town thing. He's also getting used to
KATHLEEN VIVOLO | MICHAEL WELSH
LAS VEGAS -- Kathleen M. Vivolo and Michael F. Welsh, both of Arms Drive, Girard, were married July
LAWRENCE COUNTY Dairy cow entries set number record
Several new events have been added including flat track racing and more demolition derby heats. By
U.S. POSTAL SERVICE Latest stamp offerings let collectors grin and bear it
By DOMINIC SAMA KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS Teddy bears and Ogden Nash are the subjects of upcoming
1-car accident kills 2 teens, hurts 3 others
BERLIN CENTER -- Two teen-agers died and three others were injured in a one-vehicle accident
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT A Garden Party, sponsored by Jubilee Gardens, is from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Aug. 22 at
TRAFFIC
TRAFFIC Violations A look at June and July traffic violations in Warren shows these statistics
MERCER COUNTY Man gets prison in stabbing case
Witnesses said the man cut two men with a beer bottle during a picnic. MERCER -- A Hermitage man
Kroners mark 50th anniversary at reception
BROOKFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kroner of 1392 Warner Road N.E., were honored July 13 at a
STAGE REVIEW Comedy prevails in 'Twelfth Night'
This funny story has a fairy-tale ending, proving that all's well that ends well. MARGARET NERY
Valley voters must choose new plan of action
Opinion: EDITOR: Where do we go from here? We have no place to go but up. The "Big Kahuna" crook is where
JOHN KOVACH Opponent recalls Mel Triplett's talent
HUBBARD -- Mel Triplett, the former Girard High, University of Toledo and National Football League
Allegheny Valley Trails Association, P.O. Box 264, Franklin, Pa. 16323; or visit www.avta-trails.org
Allegheny Valley Trails Association, P.O. Box 264, Franklin, Pa. 16323; or visit www.avta-trails.org
Friends of library to hold annual sale
BOARDMAN -- Friends of the Boardman Library will hold their annual used book sale Aug. 21-24 at the
AGENDA
AGENDA MONDAY Eastgate Regional Council of Governments general policy board, 10 a.m., McMahon
GREENVILLE, PA. Council works on drug benefits
Participants would have to pay only a semiannual administrative fee. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Camp brings kids with asthma together
One in 20 children is diagnosed with the breathing disorder. YOUNGSTOWN -- Some 50 area asthmatic
CATHOLIC CHURCH Diocese of Erie to join services
The Youngstown and Pittsburgh dioceses are not participating in the prayer services for abusers and
MUSIC Woman sours on record label but not on message
An entertainment lawyer said the company's practices should have sent up red flags. By KATIE-NELL
Ringos jubilee is celebrated at family dinner
STRUTHERS -- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ringos of 286 Hopewell Drive were honored Aug. 10 at a family dinner
NICOLE LANDRY RICHARD YOUNGER
NICOLE LANDRY RICHARD YOUNGER BATON ROUGE, LA. -- Nicole Landry and Richard L. Younger were
GARDEN HOSES Alternatives for rain
The plumbing system in your home is a lot like the electrical system. In both cases, you have a
GREENVILLE, PA. Grants will cover a new dump truck
By LAURI GALENTINE VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Purchase of a new dump truck and
Romitos mark golden jubilee during recent trip
POLAND -- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Romito, 5852 Poland-Struthers Road, celebrated their 50th wedding
Son, 12, should have chance to play, too
Son, 12, should have chance to play, too Fanfare: I would like to commend Dr. James Smith for
Region River Romp features Allegheny
OIL CITY, Pa. -- Food and a variety of activities will be featured Sept. 13-15 during the fifth
Pops at the Ballpark
Pops at the Ballpark NILES -- Dance the Charleston and the Hustle at "Pops at the Ballpark," the
BETH BIASELLA MICHAEL DOWELL
BETH BIASELLA MICHAEL DOWELL YOUNGSTOWN -- The marriage of Beth Anne Biasella and Michael Cipriano
FRIDAY'S LATE BOXSCORES
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JOY KOHLER JEFFREY HOGG
JOY KOHLER JEFFREY HOGG PETERSBURG -- The exchange of nuptial vows took place at 2:30 p.m. July 6
ROAD WORK Area projects
Here are the projects the Ohio Department of Transportation is working on this week: MAHONING
CANFIELD Camp Fire seeks area volunteers
Adults are needed to be trained as club leaders. CANFIELD -- Camp Fire USA Northeast Ohio Council
ANNETTE TORRES JOHN TOVARNAK
ANNETTE TORRES JOHN TOVARNAK CAMPBELL -- The Rev. Michael Swierz officiated at 6 p.m. July 6 at
AMANDA DUNNING DEAN CONGEMI
AMANDA DUNNING DEAN CONGEMI CANFIELD -- Hawaii and Las Vegas were the honeymoon destinations of
Always begin by dating each entry. It will nag you later if you don't know the date.
Always begin by dating each entry. It will nag you later if you don't know the date. Don't censor
Putting rescue dogs to the test
A woman was saved from the waters of Pymatuning Reservoir on Saturday by a specially trained
COLUMBIANA COUNTY
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Divorces asked Troy Thompson, 5497 Whinnery Road, Hanoverton, vs. Stacie
TRICIA FEE MICHAEL CORMELL
TRICIA FEE MICHAEL CORMELL MIAMI -- The Curiosity Library aboard the cruise ship Imagination at
NICOLE CARVELL JASON HAGERTY
NICOLE CARVELL JASON HAGERTY YOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Nicole Marie Carvell and Jason Aaron
HONORS
HONORS Award presented The Academy of General Dentistry presented dentist Dale F. Spadafora of
AREA SCHEDULE
AUGUST MONDAY -- CWIN Ladies Chamber Scramble at Tam O'Shanter Golf Course in Hermitage, Pa.
KRISTY WOLFE JAMES TAAFFE
KRISTY WOLFE JAMES TAAFFE YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. Robert Noble presided at 4 p.m. July 20 as Kristy
OHIO Budget quandary puts cities on edge
Most of the problems stem from tax revenue shortfalls, especially after the Sept. 11 terrorist
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Hermansen had his chances with the Pirates
He had more than enough time to prove himself, so the Pittsburgh Pirates were vindicated when they
Memorial concert set
Memorial concert set NEW SPRINGFIELD -- A memorial concert, "The Spirit of America," has been
YSU FOOTBALL Five vie for one QB job
Quarterback coach Brian Wright feels the five candidates are close going into camp. By PETE
THE KOVELS | Antiques and Collecting Oak furniture sits well with stylish buyers
Oak furniture from the early 1900s is back in style again. It is selling well at flea markets and
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES MONDAY St. Rose Catholic Church, 48 E. Main St., Girard, noon to 6 p.m. TUESDAY
ALYSON SALON MARC MARLIN
ALYSON SALON MARC MARLIN CLEVELAND -- Alyson Rachel Salon and Marc Bryan Marlin, both of 4701
MICHELLE FABRIZZI SPIRO FRANGOS
MICHELLE FABRIZZI SPIRO FRANGOS BOARDMAN -- A honeymoon at Disney World in Florida followed the
CRIME SOLVER
CRIME SOLVER Mercer County A series of arsons is the focus of Mercer County Crime Solvers this
Spurios honored on anniversary by friends, family
YOUNGSTOWN -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Spurio, 32 Mill Run Drive, was
SCRAPPERS STATISTICS
(THROUGH FRIDAY'S GAMES) BATTING ABRHHRRBIAvg. Ben Francisco of1353155217.407 Jeff Haase
Attention, writers
Attention, writers HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Local author Susan Dexter will conduct the last of the summer
WITH THE VETS | Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of Aug. 11: TODAY Post 235, American Legion, 11 High St., Girard,
KERRI VESELY MATHEW BENSON
KERRI VESELY MATHEW BENSON GIRARD -- The marriage of Kerri Michelle Vesely and Mathew Paul Benson,
CURRENT PRICES
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets,
War Powers Act applies
Opinion: President Bush has declared and reiterated that Saddam Hussein's Iraq is an enemy of the United
Wolves Club plans benefit scramble
Providing scholarships for deserving youths is the aim of the club. YOUNGSTOWN -- Area golfers are
KEYSTONE CLIPS Police holding lost ring set
Maybe she just didn't want it back, or perhaps she just can't remember where she lost it.
HEIDI CRNARICH NATHAN GUGLIOTTI
HEIDI CRNARICH NATHAN GUGLIOTTI YOUNGSTOWN -- Heidi Lynn Crnarich, daughter of Richard and
IN THE CUP! Area Holes in One
Pat Wilson of Warren made a hole-in-one at Tamer Win Golf Course in Cortland. Wilson aced the No. 5
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LOCAL RECIPIENT Polish convention honors Marie Rockney with award
KRAKOW, Poland -- Marie Tesner Rockney of Youngstown was honored July 20 at a banquet during the
PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA Carcass dumped in river Pennsylvania Game Commission authorities are seeking
SCOTT SHALAWAY Information on the West Nile virus
It looks like the West Nile virus, which is transmitted to humans by mosquitoes via birds, is here
CAREER MOVES
PRINTING HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Merry-Jo Holder of Greenville has been named account manager with Print
WARREN Guys get ticketed in higher numbers
Driving fast has 'always been a guy thing,' the police chief says. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and
SALEM In need of wood, company delays bridge restoration
The bridge now sits in pieces at a shop in Alliance. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
JACLYN AUGUSTYN RYAN SMITH
JACLYN AUGUSTYN RYAN SMITH HUBBARD -- St. Patrick Church was the setting at 5:30 p.m. July 13 for
Taxpayers not represented on Mill Creek Park board
Opinion: Taxpayers not represented on Mill Creek Park board EDITOR: How quaint that so many Vindicator
PETE MOLLICA | Golf Mill Creek eyes its first Championships
Mill Creek Golf Course has been enjoying an outstanding season, and will cap off the year with its
LIBERTY School board, officials promote policy on academic honesty
The Liberty school superintendent wants everybody to be on the same page when it comes to the
MAHONING VALLEY Tight job market puts squeeze on grads
Many recent college graduates looking to start their careers in the area are still working the same
Huzickas feted on 25th anniversary during family dinner in Boardman
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mary Ann and Bill Huzicka, 4177 Daymar St., were honored at a family dinner party held
NEW WILMINGTON, PA. Hundreds turn out for casting call hoping to become 'West Wing' extras
In addition to 400 extras, the casting director is looking to hire a four- or five-piece country
JACK WOLLITZ Break helps angling
A long, hot summer like this year's dims anglers' hopes for catching walleyes, bass and crappies,
LOCAL
LOCAL Amron champions CANFIELD -- Annie Bundy and Lloyd Hays rolled 1,525 to nail down the 30th
Moherman 50th is family event held aboard ship
AUSTINTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moherman, 3717 Burkey Road, were joined by family members as they
LAWRENCE COUNTY Officials to discuss virus with public
Officials are testing only dead blue jays, crows, hawks and owls for the West Nile virus. By LAURE
COURTNEY HAMMENTS GEOFFREY HELMLINGER
COURTNEY HAMMENTS GEOFFREY HELMLINGER HUBBARD -- Wedding vows were exchanged at 3 p.m. July 13 at
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Communities to vote on allocation of funds
East Liverpool can count on getting less through the new arrangement. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
HAWAII Get your money's worth with planning
By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER HONOLULU, Hawaii -- Every American should
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS, SEASONS, ETC. Boat owners wishing to rent public boat docks at Ohio State Park
BASEBALL
BASEBALL BB Rooners -- of the Greater Akron Association will conduct tryouts for next summer's
KATHY EARNHART | Art Don't miss Midyear Show at Butler
Now is the time to encourage out-of-town guests to visit The Butler Institute of American Art in
Contracts awarded for modernization work
Contracts awarded for modernization work MERCER, Pa. -- Contracts have been awarded for
LIMELIGHT
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements Lorie Stipanovich of Boardman and David A. Gollner of Hermitage,
The park's new executive director has been praised by local residents, park staff and
The park's new executive director has been praised by local residents, park staff and
Feds have incentive to buy Youngstown's private prison
Opinion: To hear U.S. Marshal David Troutman tell it, prison overcrowding has become such a major problem
Gone without a trace
By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER AUSTINTOWN -- Cathy Eliseo finds it hard dealing
HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK The highlights
The Kilauea Visitor Center -- a good starting point just inside the park, where visitors can obtain
Thomas anniversary is observed during dinner and trip to Hawaii
BOARDMAN -- The renewal of marriage vows June 2 at St. Columba Cathedral in Youngstown was the first
LAWRENCE COUNTY FAIR
LAWRENCE COUNTY FAIR Schedule The 49th Annual Lawrence County Fair kicks off Monday at the
Hair today gone tomorrow
Opinion: Poor Frank Lordi, he truly was the Rodney Dangerfield of politics. He got no respect. First, Lordi
Saturday, August 10 (55 stories)
Team mixes competition, fellowship on the field
'We all have the same goal in common, so it's kind of like playing against your family,' said one
LOWELLVILLE Pillars of the community
The $11,200 roof replacement project is expected to start Aug. 19. By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Firefighters and officers push for income tax
More income tax could hurt the city in the long term, one councilman said. By ROGER G. SMITH
NEW THIS WEEKEND
NEW THIS WEEKEND sss 1/2 "BLOOD WORK" -- Retired FBI profiler Clint Eastwood tracks the killer
BIRTHS
BIRTHS Forum Health Northside Sheyra Vazquez and Juniel Santiago, 25 10th St., Campbell, girl,
Mercer Raceway Park sets 'Sprint Slug-Out'
MERCER, Pa. -- Mercer Raceway Park will hold the fourth annual "Sprint Slug-Out" on Aug. 17. The
YOUNGSTOWN Kaufmann's to keep name despite consolidation
A May company spokeswoman said local stores and the North Jackson distribution center will be
Issue includes tips to find right gown
In Style magazine's special bridal issue, "Weddings In Style," recently published tips for finding
AP file photo, 1955
AP file photo, 1955 ACTOR'S ILLNESS: Charlton Heston played Moses in "The Ten Commandments" in
HEALTH REPORT
HEALTH REPORT Steps recommended Recommendations being made about the Hubbard police headquarters
YSU FOOTBALL Fitness test, first two-a-day drills signals of serious business
Head coach Jon Heacock will coach with Pete Rekstis in the secondary this season. By PETE MOLLICA
Teddi Barton to be bride of Robert Doherty
Announcement is being made by Geraldine Barton of Warren and Leon Barton of Mantua of the upcoming
WORTH A LOOK
ART AUCTIONS XMcDonough Museum, 410 Wick Ave., Youngstown, will hold an art auction Aug. 24 as a
MAHONING VALLEY Judge Wells won't preside at trial for Richard Detore
The new judge presided over ex-congressman James Traficant's trial in 1983. By PATRICIA MEADE
YOUNGSTOWN Trucks with graphic images spread anti-abortion message
The group says some 400,000 motorists see the trucks each day. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR
Holiday Inn to donate rooms for anniversary
Holiday Inn to donate rooms for anniversary BOARDMAN -- The Holiday Inn here, in celebration of
HUBBARD Mold takes over police basement
Mold detected in the Hubbard Police Department, including the chief's office, was sent out for
9/11 ANNIVERSARY
9/11 ANNIVERSARY Memorial events Different faiths, denominations and individual houses of
Special speaker
Special speaker WARREN -- Evangelist Jesse Duplantis will speak at 7 p.m. Aug. 28 at First
WEST NILE VIRUS After horse death, vet offers tips on prevention
The state Department of Agriculture has announced the first confirmed Ohio case of West Nile virus
LUCIA SHOOD
LUCIA SHOOD MICHAEL YURCO JR. YOUNGSTOWN -- Lucia N. Shood and Michael J. Yurco Jr. exchanged
TRANSPORTATION Federal agencies make 28-year plan
The plan includes descriptions of 160 local transportation projects. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
Instability in Afghanistan cause for concern in U.S.
Opinion: As the United States and other freedom loving nations prepare to commemorate the Sept. 11, 2001,
YOUNGSTOWN Drivers can regain licenses through intervention program
The judge has called driving without a valid license the city's No. 1 crime. YOUNGSTOWN -- A
2 open campaign HQ
2 open campaign HQ BOARDMAN -- U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland, a Lucasville Democrat, and state Rep.
CHURCHES Taking vacation from routine
Church attendance changes with the summer weather. G. JEFFREY MacDONALD CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CAMPBELL Judge dismisses lawsuit of ex-school treasurer
The judge said the ex-treasurer failed to prove the school board discriminated against him. By BOB
TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS Mahoning and Trumbull counties
Here are the 10 most expensive projects included in the long-range transportation plan for Mahoning
Parents announce the engagement of Shannon Cramer, Mr. Swiatkowski
GIRARD -- Gerald and Theresa Cramer, 2621 Walnut St., announce the engagement of their daughter,
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XO-My-O Chapter of the American Business Women's Association will meet at 7 p.m.
WARREN Probation extended for building official
The city building official has a DUI charge pending in Trumbull County Central District Court. By
MELISSA SNITZER RYAN MCTIGUE
MELISSA SNITZER RYAN MCTIGUE BOARDMAN -- First Covenant Church was the setting at 3 p.m. July 20
FOOTBALL
FOOTBALL North Canton Hoover -- is seeking a freshman football game home or away for Aug. 28 and
Panezich tosses his best in javelin
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Nick Panezich, a sophomore at Springfield High School and member of the school's
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DONNA CATTOI MYRON KELLY SR.
DONNA CATTOI MYRON KELLY SR. YOUNGSTOWN -- Donna Joy Cattoi and Myron Charles Kelly Sr., both of
WARREN Direct deposit error affects employees
The problem affected employees of the city, school district and a steel company. By DENISE DICK
AREA SANDLOTS Poland in state title game today
Poland advanced by beating Hamilton, 10-6. CINCINNATI -- The Poland Little League baseball team of
Just tell them what they want to hear -- who'll know?
Opinion: The story of Dr. Steven J. Hatfill is not particularly reassuring. Hatfill is one of about 30
MAHONING VALLEY Federal agencies make 28-year plan
The plan includes descriptions of 160 local transportation projects. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
PHAR-MOR CLOSING Shoppers get set to move on
One woman said she and her mother made a weekly shopping trip to Phar-Mor for years. By SHERRI L.
Miss Codespote to be bride of Albert Bettikofer
CANFIELD -- Judy L. Codespote, 5420 Cloisters Drive, is announcing the engagement of her daughter,
JOHNNY APPLESEED FESTIVAL Reservations sought for variety of events
The 35th annual festival will be Sept. 27-29 at the fairgrounds. LISBON -- Runners, bakers,
Public invited to celebrate Pakistan Independence Day
YOUNGSTOWN -- The public is invited to a celebration of Pakistan Independence Day at 4 p.m. today at
A family miracle times 5
The Canfield quintuplets, each weighing less than 2 pounds, are in stable condition. By ROSA
Ice Age find made on Calif. college campus
Ice Age find made on Calif. college campus LA MIRADA, Calif. -- Crews building a dormitory at a
ELIZABETH HAAS THOMAS BACKUS III
ELIZABETH HAAS THOMAS BACKUS III POLAND -- Poland Presbyterian Church was the setting at 3:30 p.m.
Information on growing roses offered
WARREN -- The public is invited to view roses grown in a landscape setting and to receive literature
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Matthew J. Bezzarro, 21, of 4811 Westchester Drive No. 320,
AUSTINTOWN Suspect arrested in slaying from 2000
The man is being held in Mahoning County Jail. AUSTINTOWN -- One year ago, Stella Moore asked
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS From priest to president of the teachers union
The new president said the union needs more young people to take active roles. By RON COLE
HORSE SENSE
HORSE SENSE Precautions Horse owners should take the following precautions against West Nile
Hlavac-Singer wedding planned for late summer
CANFIELD -- Announced by Stephen and Diane Hlavac, 19 Willow Way, are plans for the late-summer
SUSAN REESE ROBERT PAVALKO II
SUSAN REESE ROBERT PAVALKO II BOARDMAN -- Susan M. Reese, 1343 Fox Run Drive, became the bride of
Friday, August 9 (67 stories)
Clay eyes racing title
Dwayne Clay is closing in on his third points title in four years. By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials weigh putting jail food up for bid
The sheriff said he asked commissioners by letter earlier this week for jail food to go through the
FEDERAL SPENDING Valley funding ranks low
A legislative aide said the district's funding woes are partly because of the region's declining
Melissa Anderson, Brendan Hegwood are affianced
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Announcement is being made of the engagement of Melissa Anderson, 420 Anderwood
Villa Maria experience wonderful for many
Opinion: Villa Maria experience wonderful for many EDITOR: I would like to respond to Patricia Meade's
NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
Jim Traficant Night: The Scrappers organization is touting Wednesday's home game against the
WARREN Museum considers moving to city
The Victorian Perambulator Museum is owned by two retired teachers from Ashtabula County. By
Man is charged in attempted robbery of pizza shop owner
EAST LIVERPOOL -- St. Clair Township police arrested Frank Lewis, 21, of Puritan Avenue on a charge
Indians lose
Indians lose The Devil Rays got all their hits and runs with two outs in a 4-2 victory over the
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Residents discuss Cogentrix
Some questioned the adequacy of pollution-monitoring procedures the state requires. By NORMAN
Wedding planned by Nicole Sikora, Gregory Jasinski
MARYSVILLE -- Announced by Nicole Lynn Sikora and Gregory Robert Jasinski, both of 448 Bent Tree
POLICE Reassignments
The police department is reassigning officers to the patrol division from the following units to
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. -- Jolly Joe's rally fell short in an 11-8 loss to Baltimore in the AAABA baseball
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. -- Jolly Joe's rally fell short in an 11-8 loss to Baltimore in the AAABA baseball
NILES Scrappers escape late jam for win over Tri City
Mahoning Valley remains two games behind Auburn for first place in the Pinckney Division. By BRIAN
Police, fire chiefs set plans to cope with layoffs
Police reassigned a dozen officers to ensure the number of cops on patrol doesn't change. By ROGER
Firefighters reject report
Firefighters reject report SALEM -- City firefighters have rejected a fact-finding report stemming
AUSTINTOWN Twp. officials raise question on home rule
Trustees are expected to approve a home-rule ordinance Monday. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF
Julia's -- An innviting place
By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF HUBBARD -- The "Help Wanted" sign is up at Julia's Bed
ABWA chapter installs new officers
AUSTINTOWN -- The Youngstown Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Association held
INDICTMENTS
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County The following people were indicted Thursday by a Mahoning County
Low water pressure
Low water pressure CANFIELD -- The area of Canfield Township that receives water from the city of
MAHONING COUNTY Meridian Services' CEO honored
Gaudiose has been recognized as a leader in the mental health and substance abuse field at local and
Simon Property begins layoffs; construction department hit
One official said the company expects growth to come from acquisitions, not new building. By
Delicious new beginnings
A Valley couple celebrates two new beginnings tonight by getting married outside their new ice cream
Safety officers work on tax petition drive
The proposal is a half-percent because that's what's needed to bring back all the safety forces.
Food contracts don't pass the smell test in Trumbull
Opinion: Why would a county commissioner care so much about the food supplied to the jail and juvenile
Brothers take similar path to baseball dream
Bill and Patrick Peavey played against each other for the first time in their professional careers.
Like father, better like son
Opinion: Imagine this: A 26-year-old guy with a pierced tongue, a goatee and a work history of running a
AUDREY MCCLAIN LOUIS GALICH
AUDREY MCCLAIN LOUIS GALICH CLEVELAND -- The wedding of Audrey J. McClain and Louis S. Galich took
BOARDMAN Dirt bike accident in yard kills teen
Mathew Laverie, who would have been a high school sophomore this fall, had a beautiful smile for
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Robert J. Whited, 30, of Youngstown, and Michele A. Yurcho,
YOUNGSTOWN Man pleads guilty to cocaine trafficking
DiGiacomo refused to plead and demanded a trial, then changed his mind. By BOB JACKSON
AMY ROSSI STEPHEN BARTLETT JR.
AMY ROSSI STEPHEN BARTLETT JR. WARREN -- Amy Kathleen Rossi, daughter of Michael and Rosanne
LAWRENCE COUNTY Officials aim for accessibility to center
The state will reimburse the county for most of the costs. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
MAHONING COUNTY COURT Township official to challenge judge
The filing deadline for the judicial seat is Aug. 22. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XGold Torch Chapter, American Business Women's Association, will meet at 6:30 p.m.
SEBRING County board votes on referendum
Village officials want to tear down the building and replace it with a parking lot. By DAVID
BERLIN CENTER School board OKs open enrollment
Low enrollment in the primary grades prompted the decision. By JoANN JONES VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Control board
The city's control board -- composed of the mayor, law director and finance director -- approved
NEW CASTLE Sunshine Law violation alleged
Six residents want a judge to void any decisions made in the private meeting. By LAURE CIOFFI
SCHOLARSHIPS Slovak organization to honor students
HUBBARD -- Winners of the First Catholic Slovak Ladies Association education scholarships will be
GAIL WHITE Careful speech is a masterpiece of the mouth
The back of my tea bag read, "A true gentleman never hurts someone's feelings unintentionally."
AUSTINTOWN Trustees OK plan to build condominiums, duplexes
The owner said she waited for a specific developer. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Festival's proceeds drop due to heat
COLUMBIANA -- Summer heat and a slumping economy kept crowds from the annual Harvey S. Firestone
Police retrieve evidence in fatal shooting of dog
Police retrieve evidence in fatal shooting of dog GIRARD -- Police have retrieved a bullet from a
KATHRYN CIPPERLEY PAUL-VINCENT BUTTO
KATHRYN CIPPERLEY PAUL-VINCENT BUTTO YOUNGSTOWN -- Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church was the setting
YOUNGSTOWN Two men are slain in East Side shooting
Witnesses reported seeing a car leaving at a high rate of speed. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
CONNIE HARRELL THOMAS KNIGHT
CONNIE HARRELL THOMAS KNIGHT GIRARD -- Living in McDonald after a wedding trip to Aruba are Thomas
YOUNGSTOWN Ryan responds to call for debates
The Democratic candidate will participate in any debate sponsored by an independent entity. By
MARTIN SLOANE | Supermarket Shopper Stores wage war with double coupons
Supermarket double-coupon promotions have been around for more than two decades. In some parts of
Tentative pact means commencement is on
A vote by union members to accept or reject the terms will be taken next Thursday. YOUNGSTOWN --
Man charged with vehicular homicide
LISBON -- An East Liverpool man is charged in the traffic death of one passenger in his car and the
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SHARON, PA. Apartments project to begin
The first phase of the project, 39 public housing apartments and 14 market-rate rental units, will
AMY JO CHAMBERS JOSEPH CARRIER
AMY JO CHAMBERS JOSEPH CARRIER CAMPBELL -- A honeymoon to Nashville, Tenn., followed the July 6
McCormick-Kover wedding to be in Niles church
BOARDMAN -- James and Margaret McCormick of Boardman are announcing plans for the upcoming marriage
Support of family, crew key to Kekich success
By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF HARTFORD -- If anyone believes that car racing is a one-
YOUNGSTOWN Attorney asks judge to toss out subpoena
The subpoena was issued in response to a Vindicator article. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF
Council to boost control over development
Council to boost control over development CANFIELD -- City council is working on regulations that
Lawyer: Traficant is not a flight risk, should have bond
The ex-congressman's theatrical speech wasn't unlawful, his lawyer says. By PATRICIA MEADE
YOUNGSTOWN East Ohio lawyer: Drop suit
East Ohio lawyers say the case belongs with the PUCO, not in a courtroom. By BOB JACKSON
MERCER, PA. Executrix of estate sentenced
MERCER, Pa. -- A Fredonia woman will serve six to 24 months in jail for squandering thousands of
ARABS NEED THE TRUTH ABOUT JENIN
Opinion: ARABS NEED THE TRUTH ABOUT JENIN St. Petersburg Times: The United Nations has set the record
Vocal groups to perform at Packard Hall
WARREN -- The Mills Brothers, the Ink Spots and the Four Lads will perform at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 28 at
TRAFICANT CASE Board annuls right to vote
The former congressman has been a registered voter in Mahoning County since 1968. By DAVID
Thursday, August 8 (50 stories)
Eastwood directs with style
A detective comes out of retirement to find the killer of the woman whose heart the retired cop
Penguins' veterans ready for action
The team will hold fitness testing today at Stambaugh Stadium. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS
TRUMBULL COUNTY Panel: Increase lot size
A public hearing on the proposed regulations will be at 9 a.m. Sept. 10. By STEPHEN SIFF
Car hits 2, killing man
Car hits 2, killing man MERCER, Pa. -- One man was killed and another injured when they were
REGION
REGION Litehouse Pools to relocate store BOARDMAN -- Litehouse Pools, Spas & amp; More is
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY From the ghostly to the concrete, dog takes it all in
Monday saw a late-afternoon storm that floated a big cloud in front of the sun and squeezed the
Pryjma-McConahy engagement is made known
STRUTHERS -- Walt and Sandra Pryjma, 326 Poland Ave., are announcing the engagement of their
YOUNGSTOWN Safety crews petition for tax
The city has committed to recalling all laid off police and firefighters in November if the tax
Glunt-Patton troth announced, wedding planned
AUSTINTOWN -- Announced by Thomas and Marjorie Glunt, 251 S. Roanoke Ave., is the engagement of
Keri Ciminero, Mr. Grim to wed in autumn rite
CORTLAND -- Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Ciminero, 53 Spring Creek, announce the engagement of their
Attempted abduction
Attempted abduction NILES -- Three juveniles reported an attempted abduction. They told police
CAL THOMAS For Al Gore: a question of ethics
Opinion: Former Vice President Al Gore has finally gotten around to questioning presidential ethics.
Alligators all around
Opinion: Angling in Pennsylvania's Beaver River is supposed to yield conventional American fish, but lately,
MAHONING CO. With a touch, vote to be cast
The new equipment will be used across the entire county in November. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
COLUMBIANA COUNTY
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Divorces asked Billie Coe, 8851 Lowmiller Road, Minerva, vs. Judith Coe, 506
MAHONING COUNTY With a touch, vote to be cast
The new equipment will be used across the entire county in November. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
LAWRENCE COUNTY West Nile virus in 2nd dead bird
State officials have found the virus in 64 dead birds this year. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
HUBBARD TWP. Petitions ask for sanitary sewers
The county health department has received more complaints of sewage in ditches. By TIM YOVICH
Parents of twins thank God, doctors
Parents of twins thank God, doctors LOS ANGELES -- The parents of twins who were once joined at
Construction plan
Construction plan AUSTINTOWN -- Township trustees have scheduled a special meeting for 6 tonight
NEW WILMINGTON Town prepares for casting call
No one will be permitted to camp out the night before the casting call. By LAURE CIOFFI
Pope fulfills his mission by continuing to serve
Opinion: Pope fulfills his mission by continuing to serve EDITOR: I write this letter in response to
Trumbull Co. electric issue to be on ballot
Township electricity users will automatically be switched to the electric company picked by the
Town gets ready for casting call
No one will be permitted to camp out the night before the casting call. By LAURE CIOFFI
SHARON SPEEDWAY Racers nearing season's finish line
Drivers have two races left to move up in the point standings. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT HARTFORD
RESULTS | Taking home ribbons
COMBINE DEMOLITION DERBY Best of Show: Nick Cresanto of New Waterford First: Joe McKarns of
AREA
AREA Jolly Joe's routs Brooklyn JOHNSTOWN, Pa. -- Jolly Joe's of the Youngstown Class AA League
Sewage disposal plan approved
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Neshannock Township supervisors have approved a sewage disposal plan for a motel
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Funds approved for sheriff's department
The decision enables the county to duck a virtual shutdown of the department later this month. By
LAWRENCE COUNTY COG members set forum to explain forming council
The regional code enforcement should begin later this year. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials raise questions over lack of bidding
One commissioner said he was in favor of bidding out food service, but it never was. By PEGGY
Annual Water Test for dogs to be held at Pymatuning
JAMESTOWN, Pa. -- The Penn-Ohio Newfoundland Club Inc. will hold its 14th annual Water Test at the
Miss Chompoo, Shawn McElravy are engaged
Announcement is being made of the engagement of Kanchita Chompoo, 2020 Monroe St., Salem, and Sgt.
NEW WILMINGTON Town gets ready for casting call
No one will be permitted to camp out the night before the casting call. By LAURE CIOFFI
Safety forces petition for tax
The city has committed to recalling all laid off police and firefighters in November if the tax
Gathering of Irish clans
Gathering of Irish clans YOUNGSTOWN -- The sixth annual "Gathering of the Irish Clans" will take
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Fair evaluation: 'nice, average'
LISBON -- Hazy, hot, humid fair days kept some people away from the Columbiana County Fair last
Suspect's mom gets subpoena to testify in murder case
YOUNGSTOWN -- The mother of a murder suspect has been issued a grand jury subpoena in the case
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Jeffrey and Colleen Shaughnessy, 4113 Burkey Road, Youngstown, boy, Aug. 7.
Business agent accused of stealing union money
PITTSBURGH, Pa. -- John L. Dorrier Jr. of Butler has been indicted in federal court on charges of
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OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
XTony and Leslie Hudock of Canfield are announcing the birth of quintuplets July 30 at University
We need schedules
We need schedules The Vindicator sports department needs fall schedules from the following
HUBBARD Data clerk helps to get police reports in order
Training the police data clerk has helped solve the computerization problem, the safety-service
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT Open house at the Hubbard Public Library will be from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, not as
LEETONIA Officials set open house for building
School officials want district residents to see what they're paying for. LEETONIA -- The doors of
COLUMBIANA Board plans to put levy on ballot
One board member said $1 million in cuts could include athletics and high school busing. By NANCY
WEST FARMINGTON Man on quad escapes authorities
When the man saw the officers coming, out a basement window he went. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
BOARDMAN Club gives kids a swing at golf
The club's founder wants to put golf clubs in the hands of youngsters who would not otherwise learn
Official: Traficant could take oath of office in prison
The government will file liens next week to begin collecting nearly $250,000. By PATRICIA MEADE
Wednesday, August 7 (57 stories)
BLOODY DAYS
Opinion: BLOODY DAYS Washington Post: The spate of terrorist attacks in Israel over the past few days,
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BOWLING Chicase to compete in PWBA's Akron Open
Two bowling events are scheduled in coming days in the region. In Parma on Saturday and Sunday,
MAHONING VALLEY Health director: Use caution, but don't fear West Nile
New test results show for the first time that Mahoning County mosquitoes carry the West Nile virus.
Lance Armstrong survives cancer and Tour de France
Opinion: In the world of competitive cycling, the color yellow is not suggestive of cowardice but rather
U.S. Senate should have passed seniors' drug bill
Opinion: U.S. Senate should have passed seniors' drug bill EDITOR: Sens. Voinovich and DeWine have just
Taking degree to new heights
YSU's newest degree offers a mix of academics and adventure. By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION
YOUNGSTOWN Fest's organizer puts rhythm in planning
The annual event is marking its 39th year. By ROSA MERCADO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN
Drug tests: in our best interests
The U.S. Supreme Court recently issued a 5-4 ruling allowing schools to randomly drug-test all
Teams need 69 uniforms
The Little Raiders are trying to raise $10,350 so that every player out for the three teams has a
BOARDMAN Club boundaries disturb residents
The resolution has been approved with a 2-1 vote by trustees. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Michael J. Hedrich, 33, of 510 Hyatt Ave., Campbell, and Tracy
The Vindicator
The Vindicator NEW VOTING: Dean Schultz, right, of North Lima instructs Sandy Bush of Beaver
BOARDMAN Residents object to strip club boundary
The resolution has been approved with a 2-1 vote by trustees. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Festival time
What: 39th annual Hispanic Heritage Festival. When: Thursday through Sunday. There will be a Mass
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Philip and Kelly Kilpatrick, 111 Brainard Drive, Youngstown, girl, Aug. 6. James
Officials guided contracts to Acme
Mountaineer says it dropped Acme because its prices weren't competitive. By STEPHEN SIFF and
Numbers show cases of infected birds and mosquito pools tested by the Ohio Department of Health. A
Numbers show cases of infected birds and mosquito pools tested by the Ohio Department of Health. A
Marine Corps reunion
Marine Corps reunion YOUNGSTOWN -- Saturday is the reservation deadline for the 23rd annual Marine
MOSQUITO CONTROL What to do
Tips for controlling mosquitoes: Homeowners should remove standing water from their yards to
Uniform company expands to store
An online uniform outsourcing service is helping the business attract larger companies as
BECKY SHER | Hype GameCube goes cordless
So, you've discovered the cord on your video-game controller is just a few inches too short. In a
FARRELL Marchers 'take back the streets'
The organizer said some Sharon neighborhoods were having barbecues and turning on their lights to
Maass works to head off a strike
The former Lordstown boss said chances of a settlement in the YSU talks are 'very good.' By RON
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials got pacts for company
The switch to a different food vendor was done without competitive bids. By STEPHEN SIFF and PEGGY
Vintage aircraft event
ALLIANCE -- Aircraft made in Middletown and Vandalia in the 1930s and 1940s will be on display this
NEWTON FALLS In recall, voters oust 2 officials
Voters say they were disgruntled with the behavior of city council. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
WEST NILE VIRUS
WEST NILE VIRUS Positive test results Trumbull County Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 2001 2 birds, 0
YOUNGSTOWN People unite to make neighborhood safe
Block watch groups from the city's 7th Ward organized this year's event. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
WITNESSES Kos murder trial
Christopher Thompson of Shetland Lane, Poland: To testify he heard Perry Ricciardi, William Monday
LAWRENCE COUNTY Property owners appeal assessment
The county is studying the numbers to determine if the reassessment is flawed. By LAURE CIOFFI
GAIL WHITE VanSickle Foundation comes to the rescue
Having reared two children of her own, Sandy Armstrong of Austintown felt a calling to adopt
KOS SLAYING Witnesses are readied
Witnesses will identify the knife used in the killing, prosecutors say. By LAURE CIOFFI
Babe Ruth stars winning as a team
Saturday, the 13-year-old team begins play in the World Series in Louisiana. By BILL SULLIVAN
LITTLE LEAGUE Boardman loses in semifinal
Poland's 9-10 baseball and softball teams are in the winner's brackets of the state tournaments.
LIQUOR BUSINESS Transfers, applications
Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and applications and
YOUNGSTOWN Judge finds man insane in hospital arson case
The Youngstown man will be sent to a psychiatric facility for treatment for schizophrenia. By BOB
YSU Maass works to avoid a strike
The former Lordstown boss said chances of a settlement in the YSU talks are 'very good.' By RON
YOUNGSTOWN 7 pension plans sue bank over lost cash
The plaintiffs are asking for $1 million in punitive damages. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN
Area youths sing in state fair's choir
YOUNGSTOWN -- Several area teenagers are singing in the 200-member All-Ohio State Fair Youth Choir
Failure prompts weighing of options
The district will lose $123,000 annually. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU COLUMBIANA
Health director: Use caution, but don't fear West Nile
New test results show for the first time that Mahoning County mosquitoes carry the West Nile virus.
Will baseball really be missed?
Any second now, representatives for the major league baseball players union (with heavy, heavy
COLUMBIANA County officials reserve funds to return back to the state
By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON -- The state has apportioned about $5.1 million
Wreck kills 15-year-old; 3 others injured
DAMASCUS -- A West Branch High School student was killed and three others were taken to Salem
FARRELL, PA. Commission announces retirement of police chief
By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU FARRELL, Pa. -- Police Chief Joseph Timko is calling it
NY-PENN LEAGUE Mahoning Valley wins to remain a game back
Brian Wright had three hits, including a home run, and four RBIs for the Scrappers. JAMESTOWN,
LORDSTOWN SCHOOLS Laid-off teachers are on recall list
Several teachers are to be recalled in August. BY AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
VEX FEST 30 bands to play at free festival on Federal Plaza
The music begins at noon and continues until 1 a.m. By TRACEY D'ASTOLFO VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
YOUNGSTOWN Judge sentences woman for failing to report to jail
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- A city woman will spend the next
QUANTUM LEAPS Group to celebrate and graduate
The students designed Friday's celebration. WARREN -- Students who participated in Mahoning Valley
WARREN TOWNSHIP Meeting targets odor problem
More than 100 people attended the meeting to convey their concerns to state and federal officials.
YOUNGSTOWN Attorney apologizes for not appearing in court
The lawyer says he was screamed at by the judge's deputy. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
Board seeks advice on Traficant candidacy
Board seeks advice on Traficant candidacy WARREN -- The Trumbull County Board of Elections has
Tuesday, August 6 (45 stories)
LOCAL
LOCAL McDonald appoints volunteer coaches McDONALD-- In a special meeting Monday, the board of
WARREN 18th annual festival touts area's Italian culture
A check will be presented to Youngstown State University for Italian classes for fourth-graders in
HUBBARD Notice calls for residents to update septic systems
Those who received the notices will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the township administration
Lack of special election leads ACLU to sue Taft
A special election would be too expensive and too confusing for voters, the governor said. By JEFF
Penguin recruits impress coaches in first workout
Head coach Jon Heacock is pleased with the overall athletic ability of the group. By PETE MOLLICA
Miss Kalenits, Brian D. Henry are engaged
YOUNGSTOWN -- Donald and JoAnn Kalenits of 2320 Burbank Ave. are announcing the engagement of their
Bailey-Fomby wedding set for late summer
BOARDMAN -- Marie A. Bailey, 4051 Glenwood Ave., is announcing the engagement of her daughter,
Culler-Gautschi wedding is set for late summer
ALLIANCE -- Gary and Patricia Culler, 13725 Union Ave. N.E., are announcing the forthcoming marriage
HALLS OF IVY, AND SNOOPING
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: Summertime, and the living is anything but easy for many high school students.
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY A perfect time for a trip down memory lane
When do you get to tell your children all the stories about your youth? About growing up in
Group plans to keep students informed during contract talks
'I want peace and feel peace is within reach,' said the head of YSU trustees. By RON COLE
After reaching agreement, officer plans to leave force
Township officials agreed to disregard a pending hearing about the officer's conduct. By JOHN W.
Cortland levies on ballot
Cortland levies on ballot CORTLAND -- Voters will be asked to approve a renewal levy and update a
Federal court gets lawsuit by 2 ex-cops
Federal court gets lawsuit by 2 ex-cops YOUNGSTOWN -- A lawsuit filed against the city by two
HERMITAGE SCHOOLS Board OKs agreement with raises
The average administrator's salary is $70,000 a year. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
Amber E. Testa to be bride of Mr. Leipheimer
POLAND -- Announcement is being made by John and Bonnie Testa, 2153 Lyon Blvd., of the engagement of
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Opinion: Editor: Once again Canada has passed us by in the medical field. First, we are able to travel to
LISBON Columbiana sheriff's office to get financial boost
Revenue from the county's 1 percent sales tax is higher than originally projected. By NORMAN LEIGH
Bridge set to reopen after final inspection
YOUNGSTOWN -- A bridge on Western Reserve Road is expected to reopen Wednesday after being closed
Can Traficant stay on ballot?
The ballot doesn't go to print for several weeks. WARREN -- The Trumbull County Board of Elections
2nd alligator found in Beaver River
NEW BRIGHTON, Pa. (AP) -- A second alligator has been caught in the Beaver River. The alligator,
Reconciliatory talks between Koreas good for world peace
Opinion: The hopes for an improved relationship between North and South Korea that emanated from a visit to
NEWTON FALLS Council OKs plan for street project
Petitions have been circulated to stop the Streetscape project as it's being presented. By STEVE
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Jason L. Spencer, 20, of 111 Forest Hill, Austintown, and
WARREN Council seeks hearings on liquor permits
Council gave first reading to an ordinance to expand a citizens committee. By DENISE DICK
Season premiere of 'West Wing' is coming to Lawrence County
Hundreds of extras are needed for the filming Aug. 23 and 24. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
WARREN Treasurer files to get bond
The treasurer said he was unaware of the requirement until recently. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
CHAMPION Trustees approve levy for Nov. 5 election ballot
Trustees say they'll check into a builder's latest project plan. By MARY LEE THORNDIKE
AREA SANDLOTS Babe Ruth 13-year-olds reach World Series
The Youngstown team will play in Louisiana beginning Friday. MENOMINEE, Wisc. -- Nick Turco and
TRUMBULL COUNTY Lawyers for Ajax and Inductotherm reach agreement
THE VINDICATOR YOUNGSTOWN Court papers say Inductotherm rescinded its original tentative offer
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Power plant plan is on hold
A deal to have a Missouri company buy Cogentrix Energy has fallen through. By NORMAN LEIGH
Columbiana sheriff's office to receive revenue
Revenue from the county's 1 percent sales tax is higher than originally projected. By NORMAN LEIGH
NEW WILMINGTON Council meeting highlights
Borough council met in regular session Monday and: Announced that the Pennsylvania Department of
Program gets grant
Program gets grant YOUNGSTOWN -- The Mahoning Valley College Access Program received a $5,000
Neither faculty nor staff to blame for YSU troubles
Opinion: Neither faculty nor staff to blame for YSU troubles EDITOR: The Vindicator has recently
Building speaks volumes
An open house will show off the refurbished Hubbard library -- practically an entirely new building,
What: "The West Wing," a top-rated NBC show, will be filming near Volant, Pa., in Lawrence County,
What: "The West Wing," a top-rated NBC show, will be filming near Volant, Pa., in Lawrence County,
Who's minding the store in Trumbull County?
Opinion: On July 1, Trumbull County's maintenance department bought five cases of toilet bowl cleaner and six
Mediator meets with board, McDonald teachers association
McDONALD -- Negotiations toward a new contract between the board of education and the 52 teachers
SHARON Dog joins police force
The dog and his handler will leave for a six-week training program Monday. SHARON, Pa. -- The
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Casey Horvath and Matthew Haus, 180 Rocky Ledge Drive, Struthers, girl, Aug. 5.
AUSTINTOWN
AUSTINTOWN Aug. 1 Theft: The night video drop box was broken into at Hollywood Video, 5225
Traficant arrives at prison complex
With good behavior, the former congressman could be out in mid-May 2009. By PATRICIA MEADE
Monday, August 5 (40 stories)
WEATHERSFIELD 6-mile-long sewer cuts way through Hilltop neighborhood
Homeowners can expect to see higher water bills when the sewer charge is added. By TIM YOVICH
REGION Officials remind parents and kids of ways to prevent abductions
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- The faces stare off the computer screen.
Teens refuse to stop, lead police on chase
Teens refuse to stop, lead police on chase SALEM -- Three teens face criminal charges after a
TRUMBULL COUNTY Client has nothing but praise for children services agency
Just more than 3,000 families were provided services last year, up only slightly from the year
By DENISE DICK
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF ELEVEN-YEAR-OLD BRAD THOMAS had been wanting to learn
YOUNGSTOWN To relieve crowding at county jail, sheriff wants federal inmates out
The county bills the federal government nearly $70 a day for each federal inmate. By BOB JACKSON
NEW YORK-PENN Scrappers' win streak snapped
Jamestown ended Mahoning Valley's six-game win streak, 2-0. JAMESTOWN, N.Y. -- The streak is over.
EGYPT
Opinion: The Egyptian Gazette, Cairo, July 30: Although denying that military action against Iraq is
Amnesty seeks help
Amnesty seeks help YOUNGSTOWN -- Amnesty International, a human rights organization, is seeking a
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown
A home invasion is the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this week: Crime: The June 25
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6th--Lucky Frenchy (J.Magrell)9.003.402.10 Boathouse Symphony (S.Spieth)3.202.10 Clark's Shadow
Five dead, one wounded in shooting in Dallas
Five dead, one wounded in shooting in Dallas DALLAS -- Five people, including a mother and her
YOUNGSTOWN Diocese settles suit with family
Joe Lantz said his family is finally getting some satisfaction in the matter of a cemetery mix-up.
Officials say enrollment for fall is up, despite threat of strikes
YSU trustees meet this afternoon to get updated on contract negotiations. By RON COLE VINDICATOR
The unkindest cut: Panel quashes dream of salon
The aspiring business owner should have persuaded the neighbors early on, the councilman said. By
CHAMPION Robbery suspect tips off police
The woman was charged with aggravated robbery and is being held in the county jail. By PEGGY
AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Poland Village council, 7 p.m. caucus; 7:30 meeting; town hall, 308 S. Main St.
ZONING CASE Long road
Events in Patrick Burton's nearly three-year quest for a zone change to open a barber shop: Early
COLUMBIANA CO. Salem man critical in shooting; police say accident was a freak
Authorities have ruled out a suicide attempt. LISBON -- A 23-year-old Salem man apparently didn't
Power plant hearing Thursday
An air permit is one of several approvals being sought by the company. By NORMAN LEIGH
ACLU wants election
ACLU wants election COLUMBUS -- The American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio Foundation said it
SATURDAY'S GAMES
SATURDAY'S GAMES American League Baltimore 8, Toronto 4 Seattle 12, Cleveland 4 Oakland 8,
SALEM HIGH SCHOOL Fitness training course to start
The course will provide a sound foundation for post-high school study, educators say. By NORMAN
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