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NORTHFIELD RESULTS
NORTHFIELD RESULTS MONDAY 1st--H J's Tin Cup8.203.803.60 Handovertheaxmax(D Ward)5.403.60
Hubbard beats Fitch on last-second shot
Lynle Cornell made amends for a missed opportunity as a freshman. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Inmates watch trial statements
One issue involves the circumstances of inmates' being moved to lower-security prisons. STAFF/WIRE
HEALTH MEANS WEALTH
Opinion: HEALTH MEANS WEALTH Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune: Want to save lives? Millions of them?
Facing multiple charges
Facing multiple charges AUSTINTOWN -- Bond has been set at $250,000 for Jeffery R. Jones, 22, of
Beaver trustees
Beaver trustees NORTH LIMA -- Beaver Township trustees will have their annual organizational
Trustees' meeting will address wells and arsenic levels
Pupils at a school with contaminated water have been drinking bottled water. By STEPHEN SIFF
Jury selection begins in trial of ex-radical
Jury selection begins in trial of ex-radical ATLANTA -- Attorneys were preparing to question as
PRICE MEMORIAL A.M.E. ZION CHURCH, 920 DRYDEN AVE., YOUNGSTOWN, FOOD ONLY, 10 A.M. TO NOON WEDNESDAY. BRING IDENTIFICATION.
Food distribution notices are to be submitted by 3 p.m. the day before they are to be published.
Meeting canceled
Meeting canceled Struthers City Council's Finance & amp; Legislation Committee meeting
MAHONING TOWNSHIP Board seeks to form own police department
Supervisors also named the township treasurer, secretary and roadmaster. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK
Plant proposes new shift times to save money
Changing shift schedules would allow the plant to produce cars with less overtime, an official says.
Workers' Compensation inherits LTV caseload
Opinion: When all is said and done, James Conrad will likely have two sides in the LTV bankruptcy unhappy
MAHONING COUNTY Sfara Bruno's lawyer says U.S. broke rules in tax probe filing
The defense attorney said the government calculated his client's worth all wrong. By PATRICIA
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES BROOKFIELD * Discussed Anthem Health change from a mutual insurance company to
GM LORDSTOWN Plant proposes new shift times to save money
Changing shift schedules would allow the plant to produce cars with less overtime, an official says.
COLUMBIANA District will open weight room
Residents can begin workouts at the weight facility in March. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM
YOUNGSTOWN In cold pursuit: Footprints in snow lead officers to suspect
Police followed the footprints and came upon a man who was soaked and cold. By PATRICIA MEADE
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.90 2.95 Banc One,.84,38.4138.44 Clear Channel, 51.47
OHIO DEMOCRATS Herington considers various state offices
The state party has talked to Columbiana County Prosecutor Robert Herron about possibly seeking the
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Erik and Stephanie Hahn, 116 Howard Ave., Youngstown, girl, Jan. 7. Rosemarie
WARREN FOP: Official's race not at issue
The mayor says he does not think the safety-service director has done anything wrong. By PEGGY
REUNIONS
Boardman High School Class of 1982 will hold its 20-year reunion from 7 to 11 p.m. Nov. 29 at
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses John M. Shedio, 28, of 532 Hull St., Apt. 3, Sharon, Pa., and
Schools collect coins for cancer
YOUNGSTOWN -- The American Cancer Society's annual Kids Coins for Cancer campaign is under way
TRAFICANT CASE Prosecutors oppose evidence ruling
The congressman's correspondence includes a letter to the Saudi Embassy. By PATRICIA MEADE
NEW PROPOSAL
NEW PROPOSAL GM shifts These would be the times for day shift under a management proposal at the
PREP SCORES, SUMMARIES & amp; SCHEDULE
MONDAY'S RESULTS BOYS BASKETBALL OHIO Cols. DeSales 71, Cols. Hartley 61 Evangel Chris. 52,
NYC police renew focus on quality of life
NYC police renew focus on quality of life NEW YORK -- Police have issued scores of summonses for
GIRARD Firefighters reach pact with mayor
Two Girard lawmakers expressed displeasure with the mayor over the agreement. By TIM YOVICH
SHARON NLRB postpones hearing on hospital
The agency needs additional time to investigate new allegations against the hospital. By HAROLD
Coupons on turnpike
Coupons on turnpike BEREA -- Coupons for Office Max will be distributed to Ohio Turnpike travelers
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT U Girard Senior Citizens will meet at 11 a.m. Jan. 16 at the Girard Senior
YOUNGSTOWN YMCA works out improvements to downtown facility
In the last decade, the YMCA has invested $2 million in its downtown Youngstown building.
HUBBARD Company proposes study of water loss
A councilman questioned why no civil service test was given to fill a vacancy. By TIM YOVICH
Lawyer misspoke in describing black kids
Opinion: Lawyer misspoke in describing black kids EDITOR: I recently read that a well known attorney, in
YOUNGSTOWN Health board
The city board of health handled these matters at its Monday meeting: Received funding for two
Suspect in court
Suspect in court AUSTINTOWN -- Bond was set at $250,000 for Jeffery R. Jones, 22, of Albright-
SALEM Official isn't upset by score
Lengthening high school class periods is one effort being made to improve education. By NORMAN
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials address department budgets
The budget hearings continue all week. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN --
PERFORMANCE
PERFORMANCE How Valley districts fared The Ohio Department of Education released results of the
Proposal to redraw district wins fans
The state has to eliminate one congressional district because Ohio's population did not grow as much
BASEBALL
BASEBALL The Baseball School -- accepting registration for players ages 8-14 its winter clinic
LORDSTOWN Drop in tax revenue leads to smaller budget
Downsizing at the GM plant also contributes to decreased village tax revenue. By DENISE DICK
Palestinians have a lot of explaining to do
Opinion: When a Palestinian naval captain is caught on the high seas with a shipload of weapons headed for
UNION TOWNSHIP, PA. Official who supported supervisor's foe loses job
Supervisors changed their meeting time to 6 p.m. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
COLUMBIANA CO. Auditor: Financial outlook bleak
By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON -- Columbiana County is entering 2002 with a cash
SHARON Mayor takes oath of office
A re-elected councilman and the city's new police chief also took their oaths of office. SHARON,
Dutchess collects clothes for Goodwill
LIBERTY -- Area residents may donate unwanted clothing to Dutchess Dry Cleaners this month during
YOUNGSTOWN Democrats predict re-election
Several chairmen from the larger counties in the state have talked of ousting the Ohio Democratic
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Let's not be normal -- let's be even better
George W. urges you to return to normal. I urge you not to. For three months now, Americans, for
MAHONING VALLEY 80% of school districts improve state grades
The number of districts meeting 20 or more indicators is up from 13 last year to 24 this year. By
NEW CASTLE Council to vote on expanded enterprise zone plan
At least one township must agree to be part of the program to get it started. By LAURE CIOFFI