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Food bank to benefit from YSU program
YOUNGSTOWN -- Senior nutrition students from Youngstown State University will present a free cooking
MERCER COUNTY State grant to aid 911 radio contacts
The county will approved a three-year contract with the Pennsylvania Social Services Union. By
The state issued several citations last week for violations of state liquor and tobacco laws at area
The state issued several citations last week for violations of state liquor and tobacco laws at area
TRUMBULL CO. Girard father gets 9 years in the death of infant son
The Girard man was a first-time offender. WARREN -- A 24-year-old Girard man will spend nine years
SHARON Council plans to appeal pending reassessments
City officials want to know how the new assessments were determined. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
GAIL WHITE Paws that refresh: Dog brightens residents' day
The minute I saw Tony, I fell in love. His distinguished, exotic look gave him a prestigious
BASEBALL
BASEBALL The National Amateur Baseball Assn. -- seeking players ages of 13-20 who would like to be
SURPLUS FOOD
SURPLUS FOOD Austintown Community Church, 242 S. Canfield-Niles Road, Austintown, 8:30 to 10 a.m.
INSIDE/A3
INSIDE/A3 UThe nature of warfare is drastically changing, and terrorism has increasingly become
Shot wounds man
Shot wounds man YOUNGSTOWN -- A 33-year-old man was in stable condition at St. Elizabeth Health
TRUMBULL CO. Father gets 9 years in death of son
The Girard man was a first-time offender. WARREN -- A 24-year-old Girard man will spend nine years
MERCER COUNTY Incident in court leads to charge
The man was observing a Sharpsville woman's trial, in which she's accused of assaulting her
Pediatrician sentenced
Pediatrician sentenced WARREN -- A 63-year-old pediatrician, convicted of a misdemeanor count of
MERCER Court denies appeal of earlier conviction
The convicted killer said the prosecution was guilty of misconduct in the case. MERCER, Pa. --
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,3.15 3.20 Banc One,.84,38.4938.50 Clear Channel, 48.01
GIRARD FINANCES Panel grants extension to mayor
The oversight commission chairman called on Girard to follow the state auditor's recommendations.
Packard Music plans for new box office
WARREN -- Plans for a new box office at the city-owned W.D. Packard Music Hall are under way Linda
Scientists question mammogram value
Scientists question mammogram value WASHINGTON -- It's advice that's almost become gospel: Getting
YOUNGSTOWN Board of control
The city's board of control approved these contracts and other spending items: A contract with the
GIRLS Howland's defense does job
Austintown Fitch had more turnovers than points in the first half. By GARY HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR
Why con investors? Because that's where the money was
Opinion: It was only a metaphor, but a metaphor that every congressional committee investigating the collapse
YOUNGSTOWN CIVIC CENTER Fed up, Lyden will leave board
The resigning board member has doubts the civic-center project will work at all. By ROGER G. SMITH
DOUBLE STANDARD ON COCAINE
Opinion: DOUBLE STANDARD ON COCAINE Chicago Tribune: The human body doesn't know the difference between
Kip Wells may be new ace in Pirates' rotation
He came from the Chicago White Sox in a winter deal. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
FARRELL 20 scholarships available for PSU technology camp
The scholarship value of the trip to camp is $21,000. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
SVC BASKETBALL Davidson, Cook spur Ursuline to 11th win
The Irish posted a 57-46 win over Cardinal Mooney for a 4-1 SVC record. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR
SCOTT SHALAWAY Sighting leads to search for Ivory-bills
Occasionally, a wildlife story gets real news coverage in both the print and broadcast media. Last
Union retiree worries over future of labor movement
Opinion: Union retiree worries over future of labor movement EDITOR: As a retiree who was an active
NEW CASTLE Council approves worker contracts
City officials are moving forward with work on downtown revitalization. By LAURE CIOFFI
CHAMPION Police to check up on senior citizens
The chief said home security evaluations are available. CHAMPION -- Police Chief Dennis Steinbeck
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Search turns up 11 military heroes
The marker honoring the Medal of Honor winners would be dedicated during Memorial Day week 2003.
SEBRING School leader looks ahead
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU SEBRING -- Now that a new three-year teachers contract
BASKETBALL Western Reserve quietly takes over first place in Inter-County League
The Blue Devils defeated Mineral Ridge 53-41. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
MAHONING VALLEY Boccieri rethinks state Senate race
The state representative is concerned his district will fall into the hands of a Republican if he
YSU prof: Warfare drastically changing
Future warfare will feature small groups with weapons of mass destruction attacking urban
SHARON English to use 'Net in bid for re-election
SHARON, Pa. -- U.S. Rep. Phil English of Erie won't try to physically visit all seven counties in
SHANNON KOS KILLING Hearing focuses on whether suspect was denied an attorney
The suspect's attorney wants all statements he made to police to be thrown out. By LAURE CIOFFI
SENIOR BOWL ROSTERS
SENIOR BOWL ROSTERS Saturday At Mobile, Ala. North Team 1 Cliff Russell, WR, Utah 2 Herb
Record number of bald eagles wintering in Ohio
SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR OAK HARBOR, OHIO -- A recent survey of bald eagles in Ohio shows record
MIKE BRAUN Deer-in-orange-vest story redux
Getting bamboozled once is enough to make one feel and look foolish. Getting fooled twice only
MEDAL OF HONOR List of recipients
County officials have developed this list of recipients of the nation's highest military honor who
EOWL'S BEST Wrestler of the week
BOARDMAN -- On the strength of his performance at last week's Top Gun tournament, senior Tony
Knights of Pythias 343 installs officers
NORTH JACKSON -- New officers for 2002 were installed Jan. 11 by the Knights of Pythias Lodge 343 at
REGION Second Bancorp Inc. reports 2001 earnings
REGION Second Bancorp Inc. reports 2001 earnings WARREN -- Second Bancorp Inc., holding company
MAHONING COUNTY JUVENILE COURT 13 teams to vie in basketball loop at South
YOUNGSTOWN -- Thirteen teams will participate in two divisions when the Mahoning County Juvenile
TRUMBULL ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Hubbard avenges lone conference loss with rout
The Eagles' height and Lynle Cornell's defense worked in concert in the 59-44 victory. By JOE
CONGRESS Latell mulls race in 17th
Sawyer is interested in running for state treasurer, a Democratic spokeswoman said. By DAVID
JACK WOLLITZ Many factors affect angling
Savvy anglers know that they really understand only a fraction of what is going on under the water.
TRUMBULL COUNTY Bristol routs Southington; edges closer to ESC crown
The Panthers have won seven straight games. By SAL MARINO VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT SOUTHINGTON
Mayor discusses restoring police position
SHARON, Pa. -- The post of police captain of detectives, cut out of the 2002 budget when the
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Spiros G. Arvanitidis, 26, of 156 Kendall Ave. #4, Campbell,
Swore in Michael A. James, who was appointed by city council, as a park board member. James replaces
Swore in Michael A. James, who was appointed by city council, as a park board member. James replaces
MAHONING COUNTY Indictments
A Mahoning County grand jury indicted these people Thursday: Jose Rivera, 22, Grandview Avenue,
WRESTLING Hoppel tourney has 8 teams
The lineups are dotted with state qualifiers. LISBON -- The 24th Everett Hoppel Memorial wrestling
WARREN POLICE Chief says he's unaware of brutality
The Urban League boss says change won't come overnight. By AMANDA C. DAVIS and PEGGY SINKOVICH
MAHONING COUNTY Library branch construction on schedule
The board raised rental rates for library meeting rooms. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF
Columnist Barry gets name on sewage station
Columnist Barry gets name on sewage station GRAND FORKS, N.D. -- Shivering in subzero North Dakota
MAHONING VALLEY Medical society, OSHA team up for training
By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR HEALTH REPORTER BOARDMAN -- The Mahoning County Medical Society
WHAT'S DOING?
EVENTS, SEASONS The Youngstown Power Squadron will hold a 5-week basic boating course starting
Oops, pardon us
Oops, pardon us The "What's On" television listings booklet included with today's editions of The
AREA YOUTH SOCCER RESULTS
AREA YOUTH SOCCER RESULTS VALLEY SPORTS CUP STANDINGS W-L-TPoints Under-11 Girls Division
NILES SCHOOLS Poor test scores concern board
Niles earned the second-lowest proficiency test scores in Trumbull County. By DENISE DICK
MERCER CO. Sharon battles back to victory
The 45-42 win over Hickory improved the Tigers' record to 15-1. By BILL ALBRIGHT VINDICATOR
Badges, badges -- no need for civil deputy status or badges
Opinion: The abuse of so-called civil deputy commissions coupled with the revelation that Mahoning County
Pupils' benefit program
Pupils' benefit program WARREN -- Pupils of Notre Dame Catholic School will present the program "A
GIRLS ROUNDUP Boardman belts Harding
Maplewood kept the top spot in the East Suburban Conference. WARREN -- Playing tough defense, the
WARREN LTV agrees to sell plant
LTV intends to shut down the coke plant's furnaces next Friday if it isn't sold. By DON SHILLING
CONGRESS Latell joins race in 17th
Sawyer is interested in running for state treasurer, a Democratic spokeswoman said. By DAVID
Sheriff's staff
Sheriff's staff LISBON -- Columbiana County Sheriff Dave Smith said he's boosting the department's
YOUNGSTOWN Killer seeks new trial over juror
The juror says he changed his vote for fear of prosecution and need of medicine. By BOB JACKSON