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SALINEVILLE Police arrest man in abduction, rape

The girl spotted a prescription bottle in the suspect's car, which police say aided investigators in

MAHONING CO. DEPUTIES Jobs' differences lead to confusion

Yet Johnson wasn't a full-time deputy. He was a civil deputy, a position with no law enforcement

NEED HELP?

NEED HELP? Hot lines These 24-hour hot lines are available for runaways and other youths and

SEBRING Teachers to meet over tentative pact

Both sides agreed not to discuss terms of the deal until it is ratified. SEBRING -- Members of the

JAMES CAREER CENTER Students worry about future

One student said her grades rose dramatically after she started at the James center. By DENISE

401K Protecting your nest egg

The Enron debacle showed how risky it is to put a large portion of one's retirement assets into

Speaker: Dream like King did

The speaker asked the group to take a message of hope and motivation back to their families.

Arrest in vandalism

Arrest in vandalism BROOKFIELD -- Township police say a Sharon, Pa., man is suspected of damaging

CEMETERY Board rescinds decision

The board previously said it would relocate a grave site. SALEM -- The Woodsdale Cemetery Board

People's Chapel Church of God, 2145 Hillman St., Youngstown, surplus foods, various items, 11 a.m. Wednesday, restricted to people living in ZIP codes 44505, 44507, 44511. Proper identification

Food and clothing distribution notices are to be submitted by 3 p.m. the day before they are to be

WEATHERSFIELD Parent of RTI doubles its earnings

The company's titanium operations are feeling the pinch from declining aerospace markets. By DON

BLAMES SELF: Bob Gustafson, 55, of Loveland, Ohio, retired from Proctor &amp; amp; Gamble in

BLAMES SELF: Bob Gustafson, 55, of Loveland, Ohio, retired from Proctor & amp; Gamble in June

CANFIELD Cancer society seeks youths for camp

CANFIELD -- The American Cancer Society is inviting youths who are being treated for cancer, or are

GORDON D. JAMES CAREER CENTER

GORDON D. JAMES CAREER CENTER Participating districts This year's enrollment by district:

NEW WILMINGTON Christmas trees get second life

The trees are used to shelter small animals in the college biology field station. By LAURE CIOFFI

BEAVER TOWNSHIP Police to begin motorcycle patrol

The sheriff's department also is using the motorcycle lease program to enhance its law enforcement

Districts' situation is unusual, official says

A meeting between state officials and compact superintendents is planned for later this month. By

MERCER, LAWRENCE COUNTIES Fatalities show a significant decline

One official said he thinks the drop was just a matter of circumstances. The number of traffic

BIRTHS

St. Elizabeth Kenneth and Nancy Smith, 411 Hood Drive, Canfield, girl, Jan. 20. Mark and

INSIDE/A2

INSIDE/A2 UJoetta Clark Diggs, a four-time Olympian and businesswoman, encouraged area residents

Ohio Board of Education must not turn back the clock

Opinion: You would think that with the United States falling behind some 17 other nations in science

Allegheny coasts past Wooster, 75-54

WOOSTER -- Jamie Parone scored 18 points to lead four Allegheny players in double figures, as the

RENEWAL COMMUNITIES Benefits for businesses

Wage tax credit: A business can get a tax credit of up to $1,500 per worker for wages paid to

THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN

THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN REGION National Fuel seeks cut in customer rates ERIE -- National

FOOD AND CLOTHING

FOOD AND CLOTHING People's Chapel Church of God, 2145 Hillman St., Youngstown, various

HORIZON LEAGUE Penguins find Flames red-hot

YSU continues to have problems winning on the road, dropping its 10th straight. VINDICATOR STAFF

DIANE MAKAR MURPHY It's dinnertime, and the livin' ain't easy

I'm looking at this person, and he's the last person on Earth I want to eat dinner with. If we were

Butler considers plans to repay funds

SALEM -- Butler Township trustees are considering options for repayment of local government funds

Police arrest suspect in 3 robberies

CLAIRTON, Pa. (AP) -- A man who police said robbed two convenience stores and tried to rob a third

They also serve who only stand and wait

Opinion: The American traveling public has had to endure many changes in its routine since the deadly attacks

Cavs' streak reaches 10

Cavs' streak reaches 10 The Cleveland Cavaliers' losing streak reached 10 games with an overtime

Women make poor showing in 76-48 defeat to Green Bay

The Penguins dropped to 6-10 overall and 3-3 in the conference. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT GREEN

Tests, report cards don't reveal truth about the Youngstown City Schools

Opinion: Tests, report cards don't reveal truth about the Youngstown City Schools EDITOR: The assumptions

Facing multiple charges

Facing multiple charges YOUNGSTOWN -- A 20-year-old West Side resident was arrested on charges of

AREA'S BEST High school swimming leaders

BOYS 200 freestyle -- 1. Nathan King, Warren Harding, 1:48.46; 2. Tyler O'Halloran, Boardman,

YOUNGSTOWN HUD picks city for tax incentives

The practical effect of the new federal designation remains to be seen because there is no track

REGION

REGION DeBartolo Group considers buying malls CLEVELAND -- DeBartolo Property Group of Tampa,

YOUNGSTOWN A neighborly theme at MLK event

A good way to celebrate the day would be to simply sit down and talk, the workshop leader said. By

AREA COLLEGE Muskies' Foust has big year

The former Lakeview High standout played his third position in three years. By JOHN KOVACH

MAHONING COUNTY Officials consider a split

Mahoning County could form its own port authority or partner with the one in Columbiana County. By

Prosecutor drops charge against deputy

Charges were dropped when the sheriff did not show up to testify for the prosecution. AUSTINTOWN

Man flees on foot after car chase

AUSTINTOWN -- Police are looking for a man who led them on a high-speed chase through streets in

By BRIAN RICHESSON

By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- You can bet the New Castle High

Cars are damaged in Austintown

AUSTINTOWN -- Police are investigating a report that several cars were damaged by teens Friday night

REUNIONS

A 59th year reunion will be held by Chaney High School January and June classes of 1943 Aug. 17 at

Crash injures 6

Crash injures 6 BOARDMAN -- Two people were hospitalized and four were treated after a crash that

Saved from the streets

By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- The snow came up to the knees of Turhan

WEDNESDAY

Girard Board of Education, 5 p.m., high school cafeteria. Girard Board of Health, 7 p.m., council

EARTH TO LISA KERKORIAN

Opinion: EARTH TO LISA KERKORIAN San Jose Mercury News: Lisa Kerkorian says it costs $320,000 a month to

Break-in reported

Break-in reported SALEM -- A break-in at an area business was reported over the weekend, police

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