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WEDNESDAY'S NBA SUMMARIES
WEDNESDAY'S NBA SUMMARIES PISTONS 111, CAVALIERS 106 DETROIT (111)--Curry 2-6 0-0 5, Wallace 4-7
"Democrats have to stop pretending they're like Republicans if they're going to change things. My
Opinion: "Democrats have to stop pretending they're like Republicans if they're going to change things. My
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.05 2.20 Bank One,.84,37.0537.06 Clear Channel, 38.70
MVSD Directors award contract for terror vulnerability study
The remaining money will be used toward planning and design of recommendations from the study. By
CONGRESS Strickland, Ryan select office sites
U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland's main office will be in Marietta. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
Arrested on warrant
Arrested on warrant HUBBARD -- A warrant from the Honolulu Police Department was used Wednesday by
Yearly tuition rates at four-year colleges and universities in the area. Public university numbers
Yearly tuition rates at four-year colleges and universities in the area. Public university numbers
YSU Tuition increase approved; Sweet to seek $1M in aid
The board also renewed the president's contract for three years. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
CAMPBELL Ex-employees at Cold Metal favor ESOP plan
The workers' consultant said he thinks the plant could employ more than 50 of the 116 workers who
MEN'S BASKETBALL Ohio State gets spanked at Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH (AP) -- So much for No. 4 Pittsburgh's first big test, its first challenging game in an
MAHONING COUNTY Board of elections hopes for federal aid
The board is interested in buying additional touch-screen voting machines that would include
NEW CASTLE Court denies former police chief's appeal for job
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Commonwealth Court has denied an appeal filed by the former Pulaski Township
GMAC BOWL Tip unglues Louisville as Marshall breezes
The Thundering Herd (11-2) won a bowl game for the fifth consecutive year, the longest streak in the
YOUNGSTOWN Council action
City council took the following action Wednesday: Sent to its safety committee a local law
BEAUTIFUL BROWS Use the right tools
The beauty experts at Sephora provide this guide on how to achieve the perfect brows: Decide
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Budget, recorder post on commission's agenda
Commissioners approved the move of $122,000 in unclaimed funds into the general fund. By NANCY
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Jason L. Reardon, 27, of 38 N. Yorkshire Ave., Austintown, and
YOUNGSTOWN HMHP appoints CEO and president
Shroder helped combine the management staffs of all HMHP entities and create a regional approach to
By JOE SCALZO
By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF BOARDMAN -- Twice a week, Boardman High senior swimmer
Associated Press
Associated Press TIGHT RACE: Members of pro-government candidate Roh Moo-hyun's Millennium
HUBBARD Trustees discuss tax on motel rooms
The owner of Truck World Motor Inn doesn't think highly of the anticipated bed tax. By TIM YOVICH
CREATIVE BUDGETING
Opinion: CREATIVE BUDGETING Washington Post: When the House and Senate wrote their budget resolutions last
CLEVELAND Ex-rep's wife, daughter give depositions
The women showed up with folders of documents. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER
Wednesday's other games
Wizards 118, Grizzlies 100 WASHINGTON -- Michael Jordan took over the game early, scoring 18 of
NHL ROUNDUP Wednesday's games
Sabres 4, Bruins 2 BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Chris Gratton scored his first goal in nearly a month and
GIRLS BASKETBALL Ursuline's Cook helps bake Chanel, 58-39
Mooney (5-1) beat Harding (0-8) and Salem (5-1) won a first-ever meeting with New Philadelphia.
WARREN Man sues councilman in shooting
James 'Doc' Pugh, then a leader of the local NAACP, was never charged with a crime in the 2001
Officials to implement health plan co-pays
The co-payments taking effect next month are in keeping with a suggestion by the state auditor's
WARREN People oppose license for WRI
The vote was delayed but could be taken Dec. 31. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
XAlan and Amy (Marton) Cossette, 2085 Creek Run, Brunswick, announce the birth of their first child,
PENNSYLVANIA Death rates dropped at hospitals, data show
The steepest decrease in mortality rates was seen in patients who went into the hospital for
Plea deal stands
Plea deal stands A second opinion put David Kopnitsky's suspicions to rest. Now he's ready to go
TREND Well-shaped eyebrows flatter your face
A natural brow with a strong arch is in vogue. HARTFORD COURANT Each year Americans spend
Mistakes foil Penguins in defeat at Duquesne
YSU's offense fizzled in the waning minutes as the Dukes pulled out a 61-56 win at the Palumbo
MAHONING COUNTY $75,000 to be paid to airport
Mahoning County commissioners don't have the airport budgeted for 2003. By BOB JACKSON
REGION
REGION Stambaugh operator YOUNGSTOWN -- A federal bankruptcy court hearing on whether to replace
Debbie Ritter, top photo, a General Motors community service committee member from Warren, looks
Debbie Ritter, top photo, a General Motors community service committee member from Warren, looks
WEST WING LOYALTY: A FINE LINE
Opinion: WEST WING LOYALTY: A FINE LINE Christian Science Monitor: During his father's administration,
Problem-solving pupils seek donations of hair
Problem-solving pupils seek donations of hair EAST PALESTINE -- East Palestine Middle School's
NFL Buccaneers respond to ridicule by Flowers
The Buccaneers are recycling Lee Flowers' words throughout the locker room entering Monday's game.
KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR | Annie's Mailbox He's not ashamed of being gay
Dear Annie: I am a gay man in my 40s and have been living with my long-term companion for 15 years.
GIRLS BASKETBALL New Castle off to 9-0 start after beating Sharon
For Sharon, Nicole Valentino led all scorers in the game with 14 points, 10 of which came in the
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Bigfoot in Boardman? Maybe it's just the medicine
It is when my holiday do-list is untouched and I HAVE to have a column written that I truly
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
WEDNESDAY'S SCORES GIRLS BASKETBALL AREA Mooney 67, Warren Harding 56 Ursuline 58, Bedford
More troopers on duty
More troopers on duty HARRISBURG -- Col. Paul J. Evanko, Pennsylvania State Police commissioner,
PITTSBURGH Alaska teacher gets Carnegie hero medal
A man from Aliquippa, Pa., also was honored. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- An elementary-school teacher from
COLLEGE SPORTS AT A GLANCE
MEN'S BASKETBALL WEDNESDAY'S SCORES OHIO Ohio Conference Baldwin-Wallace 87, Mount Union 83
COLLEGE HOOPS B-W defeats MUC, 87-83
The Yellow Jackets outlasted Mount Union for their sixth win. BEREA -- Thad Davis had 20 points
Politics is like geology: Tension between forces changes the landscape
Opinion: Politics is like geology: Tension between forces changes the landscape EDITOR: The Trent Lott
P.J. Mays named to All-America squad
P.J. Mays named to All-America squad P.J. Mays, the Gateway Conference record-holder for
By POLLY ANDERSON
By POLLY ANDERSON ASSOCIATED PRESS Harold Russell didn't set out to become an actor, but he
AFC NORTH Browns have to stop the run to top Ravens
Cleveland's defense is ranked 28th against the run. BEREA (AP) -- In the AFC's complicated playoff
CANFIELD SCHOOLS Board upholds pay for official
One member thought another shouldn't have voted on paying the associated superintendent's salary.
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Richard and Arlene Pavlock, 6120 Tippecanoe Road, Apt. 1, Canfield, girl,
Today is Thursday, Dec. 19, the 353rd day of 2002. There are 12 days left in the year. On this date
Opinion: Today is Thursday, Dec. 19, the 353rd day of 2002. There are 12 days left in the year. On this date
KICKING UP THEIR HEELS: The Easy Street Dancers will be among many performers in the annual "Miracle
KICKING UP THEIR HEELS: The Easy Street Dancers will be among many performers in the annual "Miracle
FOOD AND CLOTHING
FOOD AND CLOTHING Friends House Chapel Church, 192 Haseltine Ave., Youngstown, 9 to 10 a.m.
BASEBALL Houston acquires Jeff Kent
The Astros gave free-agent Jeff Kent an $18.2 million, two-year contract. NEW YORK (AP) -- Jeff
FBI tests contents of suspicious letter
FBI tests contents of suspicious letter ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- The contents of a suspicious envelop
NILES Developer requests sewer line extension
The mayor said the company is ready to develop, which would mean more jobs for the city. By SHERRI
A simple formula
A simple formula In the AFC's complicated playoff scenarios, Cleveland's playoff chances all hinge
YOUNGSTOWN Man decides not to withdraw plea
Officials said it was a mutual misunderstanding, not a lie to entice a guilty plea. By BOB JACKSON
NHL ALL-STAR VOTING
NHL ALL-STAR VOTING To be held: Feb. 2 At the Office Depot Center, Sunrise, Fla. EASTERN
Guns stolen from store
Guns stolen from store AUSTINTOWN -- A shotgun and two rifles were reported stolen this morning
MAHONING COUNTY Judge's budget spurs dispute
Judge Maloney said his budget is not much above the court's budget for 1996. By BOB JACKSON
ROUNDUP | Women's top 25
No. 1 Duke 106, Florida International 58 DURHAM, N.C. -- Alana Beard and Iciss Tillis each scored
DIVISION I-AA Mays: A second-team All-American
Three Eastern Illinois players made the first team -- two on offense and one on defense.
AUSTINTOWN Worker at Japanese Spa faces prostitution charge
Police will work with the county prosecutor's office to determine if the spa should be charged as a
GREENFIELD CASE Judge to decide if charges will stand
Defense lawyers argued that some witnesses may be dead or impossible to find. By STEPHEN SIFF
Billups keys Pistons' win over Cavs in OT
CLEVELAND (AP) -- Chauncey Billups was determined to lead the Detroit Pistons in a rare overtime
Women rise, then fall to Bulls
The Penguins were unable to hold leads in regulation and overtime against Buffalo. By DOUG CHAPIN
MAHONING COUNTY Water company to raise its rates
The increases were negotiated by representatives of the affected communities. By BOB JACKSON
Summary of police activity for Boardman and Poland:
Summary of police activity for Boardman and Poland: BOARDMAN Dec. 9 Arrest: Police arrested a
HARD QUESTIONS FOR U.N. NOMINEE
Opinion: HARD QUESTIONS FOR U.N. NOMINEE Los Angeles Times: Under normal circumstances, President Bush's
RATES Certificates of deposit The table shows the annual percentage yield as of Dec. 18. All yields given in percent. Balances required vary, and some banks offer lower yields if certain balances
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Transit-system decision draws protest
NILES -- City officials are protesting a decision by the Federal Transit Authority requiring the
COLLEGE BASKETBALL Antonio Gates' 26 leads Kent State to sixth win
Kent State (6-0) extended the nation's longest Division-I winning streak in the regular season to 21
Courtesy of WFMJ-TV
Courtesy of WFMJ-TV DEPOSITIONS: Tish Traficant looks on as a security guard at the U.S.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL UCLA picks Dorrell, a black, to be coach
Karl Dorrell, who played wide receiver for the Bruins, becomes the fourth black coach in Division I.
Gore's decision not to run gives Dems reason to hope
Opinion: There's no doubt that the Democratic Party faces an uphill battle in its effort to make President
OHIO STATE Reynoldsfamily has eye on I-AA
Robert Reynolds' brother is playing in the Division I-AA champiohship game for Western Kentucky.
NEW CASTLE Strike ends at Universal-Rundle
All lawsuits will be dropped under the contract agreement. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
Trinity QB suspended; team ready for Raiders
COMBINED DISPATCHES SAN ANTONIO -- Trinity University quarterback Roy Hampton, 23, was suspended
HELOISE Sticker residue causes wash-day dilemma
Dear Heloise: My life would be even more chaotic without your hints! Thanks! Here's my dilemma: My