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Wednesday, July 31 (51 stories)
Work on intersection
Work on intersection NEW WATERFORD -- Work is expected to begin Aug. 12 on a $652,257 project to
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Patrick J. Gaia Jr., 38, of 33 Jade Circle, Canfield, and
MAHONING RIVER Officials seek public comment on dredging plans
By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER LIBERTY -- The public will have an opportunity to
YSU Union leaders support faculty and employees
If there's a strike, students may have to cross picket lines to attend commencement. By RON COLE
NEW CASTLE 16 to face subpoenas in Kos slaying trial
The mother of a man already convicted in the killing will be called as a prosecution witness. By
THE PEOPLE REACT
THE PEOPLE REACT The prison sentence The Vindicator asked hundreds of its News Contacts on
NOT IN THE CARDS Plan's ready to go but lacks money to make it reality
The woman's original plan was to start a residential cleaning service. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
Ride for Sight bicycle race set
Ride for Sight bicycle race set NEW WATERFORD -- The New Waterford Lions Club will sponsor its
Schnelle-Murphy engagement is announced
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. -- Richard and Susan Schnelle of Farmington Hills, are announcing the
SHOW RESULTS Winners
These results were reported from various events. Junior fair booth judging was Tuesday morning.
YOUNGSTOWN Diocese sets up panel on sexual abuse
Church officials wanted advisers from all walks of life. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION
BOARDMAN Officer will face conduct hearing
A date for a hearing will be set within 15 days. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
By PATRICIA MEADE
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER CLEVELAND -- It was one hell of a wake-up call.
'Signs' delivers a unique style
Some of the film's eccentricities may take getting used to, but it expertly builds tension. By
Lawsuit filed against Smith Twp. trustees
Lawsuit filed against Smith Twp. trustees YOUNGSTOWN -- Smith Township trustees are being sued in
YOUNGSTOWN Accused changes mind, wants to change plea
Once the suspect got the green light to talk to the judge, he refused to stop. By BOB JACKSON
GAIL WHITE Grandpa's co-conspirators go on memory runs
I was swimming at the Firestone pool with the children once when, out of the corner of my eye, I
Pa. landowner deer licenses will be on sale through Friday
MERCER, Pa. -- Friday is the last day to buy a landowner antlerless deer license in Pennsylvania.
Colucci leads ex-rep's team
The lawyer once suggested the former congressman is bipolar. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
Giant Eagle moved to June in 2003
The change was made with the hope of attracting the best possible field of players. By PETE
GIRLS LITTLE LEAGUE Canfield shuts out Kentucky in regional tournament game
JOPLIN, Mo. -- Canfield's 11-12 Little League girls fast pitch softball team shut out the Kentucky
Warren school board OKs chief's contract
WARREN -- Delighted, happy and very pleased were descriptions board members gave of their feelings
YOUNGSTOWN CIC plan shows positive results
One business has finished the six-year lease-to-own deal, and another company next door is starting
4-H king, queen serve as mentors
The first full day of the fair was muggy and overcast. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
October rite set for Miss Riley, Mark Cretella
LIBERTY -- Mary and Albert H. Riley Jr. of Liberty announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary
YOUNGSTOWN LTV likely to extend Copperweld bidding
LTV has said it will sell its profit-making Copperweld division as an ongoing business. By CYNTHIA
Federal convict Traficant has shamed the Valley and must be rejected
Opinion: James A. Traficant Jr. is a federal prisoner today not because the FBI, the Justice Department and
Nagy-Hickman engagement is made known
BROADVIEW HEIGHTS -- Kimberly M. Nagy and Casey A. Hickman, both of 1500 Vineyard Drive, are
WHEN PENSIONS PLUNGE
Opinion: San Francisco Chronicle: For millions of American workers, a company pension is a retirement
CANFIELD Rental chain reports profits have gone up
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN The company has resumed its aggressive growth strategy, with plans to
GIRARD Council appoints Wagner to fill seat
Careful planning and fiscal responsibility are the keys to recovery, the new councilman says. By
Police search for suspects
A police scanner was found inside the stolen truck. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
LISBON Officials warn of telephone call scam
County residents contacted are advised to call authorities immediately. By NORMAN LEIGH
FAIR SCHEDULE Events and times
For more information, call the fair office at (330) 424-5531. Today 3 p.m.: Youth day
NEW CASTLE, PA. Officials seek appraisal of county nursing home
Longtime election workers will be honored in August. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
WARREN 2 $500 scholarships honor former school psychologist
WARREN -- The Sandra Gaddis Scholarship was established this past school year to honor the memory of
Parents announce Hughes and Christafano troth
NEW MIDDLETOWN -- Richard and Patty Hughes, 10540 Unity Road, are announcing the engagement of their
Projects at 2 parks nearing completion
HOWLAND -- Construction projects at two of the township's three parks are scheduled for completion
CANFIELD SCHOOLS Board OKs new chief
The board wants to hire a business manager soon. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD
NASCAR Blaney excited to race at Indy
He once dreamed of racing open-wheel cars at the famous oval. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -- The Brickyard
Lawsuit is settled over jail injury
LISBON -- A former Columbiana County jail inmate has settled his lawsuit with the private company
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YOUNGSTOWN Defendant testifies in sexual abuse case
Jurors were to resume deliberation this morning. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
State patrol probes fatal car crash
State patrol probes fatal car crash BRISTOL -- The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating a
A close call for girl
A close call for girl AUSTINTOWN -- A 15-year-old Rhode Island Drive girl told police that a Penny
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Amy Kotarski and Nick Santoro, 3735 Villa Rosa, Canfield, girl, July 30.
Jennifer Long, Sean Miller to wed Oct. 12
Announcing their engagement are Jennifer J. Long, 637 Syme St., Masury, and Sean J. Miller, 1873
YOUNGSTOWN Judge sets trial date for mother
The mother is accused of leaving her children and a pit bull in a home that was uninhabitable.
LAWRENCE COUNTY Group to recommend form of government at special meeting
The commission appears to be leaning toward a council/manager form of government. By LAURE CIOFFI
Traficant is a patriot and a man of the people
Opinion: Traficant is a patriot and a man of the people EDITOR: Good people of Youngstown, do not let
Tuesday, July 30 (57 stories)
YOUNGSTOWN Traficant: I can do the job from prison
He said he may even be nominated to run for president. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF
LEE WILKOFF JUNIOR TOURNAMENT
LEE WILKOFF JUNIOR TOURNAMENT Friday Squaw Creek Country Club Boys 16-18 No. 1 Tee 7:30 --
A GOOD JOB FOR A NEW INS
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: Somewhere, the fuse on the next terrorist strike against the United States
STRUTHERS Neighbors feud; 3 people arrested
STRUTHERS -- Ongoing problems between neighbors at 133, 140 and 144 Narcissa Street brought police
In humor, there is healing
By ROSA MERCADO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Cancer isn't something to laugh about. But
SHARON SPEEDWAY POINTS LEADERS
SHARON SPEEDWAY POINTS LEADERS Sprint Cars Mike Kekich, Hermitage, Pa., 915; Jarod Larson, Rock
LEAVITTSBURG Health officials seek to clear the air on landfill concerns
Health experts are assessing the level of hydrogen sulfide in the area, and its effects on health.
Native of the Valley finds reward in searching through WTC debris
'It was the most rewarding thing I have ever done,' the YSU graduate said about searching for
Scrappers safe financially despite Palisades debt
The company has fallen behind on payments at its South Bend, Ind., affiliate. By BRIAN RICHESSON
Trial dates set for former Calcutta doctor
Trial dates set for former Calcutta doctor LISBON -- Two trials are set in December for a former
SANDLOTS Canfield advances; Boardman captures state title
The Canfield All-Stars routed Rapid City 12-0 in Monday's regional game. By CODY THORN
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT A Youngstown woman accused of pawning stolen jewelry was incorrectly identified
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
WARREN -- Five Second National Bank employees were recognized for outstanding sales and customer
WARREN Man gets 7 years for attack
Police said the defendant attacked his wife with a steel fireplace poker. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Fair chugs out of station
By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU IT'S APPROPRIATE THAT THE Columbiana County fair office
WARREN Judge sentences man in bank theft
The defendant originally had faced one count of theft and three counts of forgery. WARREN -- A
TRUMBULL COUNTY Children's center gets boost from Kiwanis
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- In keeping with their priority of helping
Oregon residents told to be ready to evacuate
Oregon residents told to be ready to evacuate SELMA, Ore. -- Two wildfires charring almost 90,000
Vehicle break-ins
Vehicle break-ins NILES -- Several vehicle break-ins have been reported along three streets in a
MCDONALD School board places levy on Nov. 5 ballot
The board is in contract negotiations with personnel. By MARY SMITH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Robert and Jacquelyn Duncan, 96 Harvey St., Struthers, boy, July 27. Dr.
Thunderstorms cause local power outages
Ohio Edison expected power to be restored by noon today to 100 customers still without electricity
Howland had role in rescue
A piece of equipment it lent to the effort will be placed in a museum. HOWLAND -- A cable used to
Christina Carroll, Frank Pezzano Jr. to wed Sept. 21
COLUMBUS -- Announcing plans for their coming wedding are Christina Marie Carroll and Frank Pezzano
Miss Zackasee to be bride of Keith A. Colovos
CAMPBELL -- Kimberly and Stephen Zackasee, 487 Tenney Ave., are announcing the engagement of their
FARRELL Directors reject bid to reduce tax rise
FARRELL, Pa.-- Three Farrell school directors felt some of the additional state subsidy funds
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Allen Grunthaner, 33, of 106 Oak Leaf Drive, West Middlesex,
49ers' jet-setter
49ers' jet-setter After spending the early years of his football life in outposts like San Jose
Traficant says he could handle legislative duties from prison
He said he may even be nominated to run for president. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF
Miss Kotheimer, Mario DiFalco to wed in August
SAN FRANCISCO -- The engagement of Jennifer Lee Kotheimer and Mario Norman DiFalco, both of 1327
SCHEDULE Columbiana County Fair
The Columbiana County Fair is this week at the fairgrounds in Lisbon. Gate admission is $5 with
NEW CASTLE Arson destroys 3 vacant houses that were slated for demolition
Another arson was reported on Franklin Avenue. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Three vacant houses destroyed by
Fire by vandalism
Fire by vandalism YOUNGSTOWN -- A 36-year-old North Side woman was awakened today after a mattress
YOUNGSTOWN Faculty contract talks turn profane; strike looms
YSU plans to conduct commencement and open classes, even if there is a strike. By RON COLE
GAME TIME Wednesday
Who: Aberdeen (16-25) at Scrappers (22-19). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio: WNIO-AM (1390).
WARREN TOWNSHIP Thieves steal ATM from Country Fair
The suspects didn't get away with the cash, because police saw them leaving. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Double standard in police, fire discipline
Opinion: Double standard in police, fire discipline EDITOR: I read with great interest the article on
REUNIONS
XA combined Bates-Betts family reunion will be held Saturday at State Line United Methodist Church,
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Big inning keys Scrappers rally
Mahoning Valley scored four runs in the fourth inning to top Williamsport. WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. --
Dzurenko-Yelic engagement is made known
COLUMBIANA -- Michael Dzurenko of Columbiana is announcing the engagement of his daughter, Mary Kay
Rescue of miners is powerful saga of hope, determination
Opinion: Every once in a while a story comes along just at the time America seems to need it most. Such a
Dawn Seinkner, Mr. DeDonato plan September rite
YOUNGSTOWN -- The engagement of Dawn Marie Seinkner and Christopher Anthony DeDonato, both of
Boil order issued
Boil order issued NORTH JACKSON -- Area residents who live west of the Meander Reservoir,
JOURNEY OF HOPE Cross-country bicyclists make short educational stop in Niles
A team of cyclists is promoting awareness of disabilities. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
YOUNGSTOWN 2 fired cops petition to get jobs back
The two officers could file another lawsuit if the arbitration is unsuccessful. By BOB JACKSON
NEW CASTLE Telemarketing firm shuts down local office
The company says a severe reduction in calling hours forced the closing. By LAURE CIOFFI
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY A teacher-pupil bond extends 68 years
Betty Miller of St. Clairsville had a first-grade schoolteacher she admired immensely. Last week,
If Gains has a better idea he should share it with us
Opinion: Mahoning County Prosecutor Paul "I can't file state charges" Gains is at it again -- but this time
Gasser-Giltner engagement is announced
Announcement is being made of the engagement of Angela J. Gasser, 1131 Tall Grass Circle, Stow, and
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Trial dates set for former Calcutta doctor
Trial dates set for former Calcutta doctor LISBON -- Two trials are set in December for a former
Teenage boy arrested
Teenage boy arrested CAMPBELL -- Police arrested a 16-year-old Summit Drive boy about 6:30 p.m.
America at its best
Opinion: America at its best EDITOR: Somerset County, Pa., provided another incident to show the world
HERMITAGE Top school official gets pay increase
The superintendent and board secretary also received one-time payments for work on a new contract.
CLEVELAND Traficant faces judge, sentencing
The federal judge denied a second motion for a new trial for the former congressman. By PATRICIA
Monday, July 29 (32 stories)
4-Wheel Jamboree really rocks
By TRAVIS REED VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER THE FAIRGROUNDS FAIRLY shook as the 4-Wheel Jamboree
Musician to perform
Musician to perform YOUNGSTOWN -- The Place Where the Lord Provides Christian Center is featuring
ITALY
Opinion: Corriere Della Sera, Milan, July 23: With the demise of WorldCom we have the biggest bankruptcy in
KePRO key to improving Ohio nursing homes
Opinion: KePRO key to improving Ohio nursing homes EDITOR: Quality improvement efforts for nursing home
NABF TOURNAMENT
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GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Scrappers (21-19) at Williamsport (25-15). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio: WNIO-AM (1390).
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Independent team -- looking for players ages 14-17 to play in late summer/fall league.
Youngstown resident, 23, reports shot
CAMPBELL -- Jermaine Stroughter, 23, of Pasadena Avenue, Youngstown, walked into the police station
August rite set for Miss Hutchko, Mr. Nicholson
BOARDMAN -- Lenora Glista of Canfield and William Hutchko of Coitsville are announcing the
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers snap losing streak with 4-2 victory over 'Cutters
The Scrappers win moved them within two games of first place Auburn in the Pinckney Division.
Miss Williamson, Mr. Cherne to exchange vows
BOARDMAN -- Allan and Nancy Williamson, 5530 Loretta Drive, are announcing the coming marriage of
WORTH A LOOK
CAR WASHES XFirst Covenant Church, 5210 Glenwood Ave., Boardman, will sponsor a free car wash from
SANDLOT ROUNDUP Huntington rolls past Propane 20-8 to claim NABF crown at Cene Park
Roth Brothers bow in Stan Musial final 7-6 to Canton. STRUTHERS -- After a game that featured 28
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Govenors Baba (S.Saito)20.6010.206.20 Docs Plan
BIRTHS
BIRTHS Forum Health Northside Scott and Amy Burkhart, 3470 Belden Ave., Youngstown, girl, July
AUSTINTOWN Mineral Ridge man alleges doorman beat him with bat
AUSTINTOWN -- A Mineral Ridge man who was charged Thursday with public drunkenness and disorderly
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS SUNDAY 1st--Boonescanrun (E.Lundberg)7.402.802.20 Don't Hurry Me
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Domestic relations Jennifer Belknap vs. John Belknap, divorce to both.
Molly M. Rizzi is engaged to Donald Belosic Jr.
BOARDMAN -- The engagement of Molly Malone Rizzi, 878 Larkridge Ave., and Donald F. Belosic Jr.,
Congress fails the prescription drug test
Opinion: Prescription drug prices continue to skyrocket, and many senior citizens and those without health
LISTINGS Vacation Bible School
First United Methodist Church, 210 S. Main St., Columbiana. Theme: God's Great Gallery. When: 6-8:30
Now is not the time for income tax increase
Opinion: With 60 city employees receiving layoff notices as a result of Youngstown government's bleak
ONE ON ONE | Dr. Stephanie B. Dewar Doctor's life is work, family, football and tee time
What in life gives you your greatest pleasure? Playing golf, watching the Steelers play football,
ABOUT THE BOOK
ABOUT THE BOOK Local author Some of the letters and comments received by Dr. Donald K. Allen
Age no problem in this league
Here is the motto of the Perantinides and Nolan Silver Hawks baseball team in the over-48 Northeast
Brenda Tipple, Jeffrey Brink to wed Aug. 18
Announcing their engagement are Brenda Tipple, 25 Woodrow Ave., Boardman, and Jeffrey Brink, 4912 E.
GIRARD YOUTH SPORTS Proposed law would penalize misbehaving spectators at events
Some parents want to play a game through their children, the Girard Baseball Association president
Parents announce Jones-Mancini engagement
TOLEDO -- The engagement of Amy Jones and Guy Mancini, both of 2590 W. Village Drive, is being
Heidi Wem, Brian Miller plan nuptials
CANFIELD -- Thomas and Carol Tsvetkoff, 200 Saw Mill Run Drive, are announcing the engagement of
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Sunday, July 28 (104 stories)
EVENTS
EVENTS Teddy Bear Health Fair at Eastwood Mall NILES -- Free immunizations and screenings are
VETERANS
VETERANS 'Piece of My Heart' BUTLER, Pa. -- Tickets are available for all performances of "A
WHAT'S DOING?
HUNTER EDUCATION Western Reserve Fish & amp; Game Club, W. Third Street, Niles. Aug. 23, 6-10
MORE THAN just a rink
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER AUSTINTOWN -- Skate Zone Fun Center was a
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Scott W. Burrows, 30, of 1954 CloverBrook Drive, Mineral
SHARON Podiatrist served team for 50 years
Dr. Leonard Pleban gave his medical services free to the Sharon City School District athletic teams.
MUSEUMS | Area attractions
Arms Family Museum of Local History -- 648 Wick Ave., Youngstown, (330) 743-2589: "Far From Home:
BOARDMAN Skating their way to victory
The young skaters hope that hard work this month will give them an edge in early August at
Traficant needs to be put out of misery
Opinion: With citizen James A. Traficant Jr.'s second date with destiny just 48 hours away -- the first took
American originals The Butler Institute and Lou Zona showcase artistic treasures
Lou Zona wears many hats and has never met an employee or volunteer he doesn't like. By SHERRI L.
EMPOWERMENT You can control pain, doctor says
'If severe pain were uncontrollable, that would be a tragedy. That it is controllable, but is so
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Allen and Tony Mayberry, 920 Myler Park Road, East Liverpool, girl, July
DR. ERIC M. CHEVLEN 'Power Over Pain'
BIOGRAPHY Dr. Eric M. Chevlen, a 1967 graduate of Youngstown Rayen High School, is board
NEON HISTORY
NEON HISTORY A closer look The chemical element neon was discovered in 1898 by a pair of British
Mustang Car Show
Mustang Car Show ERIE, Pa. -- The Lake Erie Mustang Owners Club is holding its fourth annual
EXPELLED CONGRESSMAN Traficant has a unique flair from his trousers to his hair
Do we all want to unleash our outer Traficant? By STEPHEN SIFF and PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
BEREA Finally! Browns' Green signs five-year contract
The running back will likely boost the worst rushing attack in the AFC. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR
TRAFICANT CASE Prison will cramp style for ex-rep
Prison will impose changes on nearly every aspect of the former congressman's life. By PATRICIA
JACK WOLLITZ Boggs fishes to fulfill a competitive spirit
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-- It was two outs, bottom of the ninth and Wade Boggs found himself with an
Davis motivates at Browns camp
The anticipation of building something special has Butch Davis fired up. By JOE SCALZO
SALEM A jumping good time at frog contest
A Mark Twain tale serves as catalyst for these light-hearted competitions. By NORMAN LEIGH
BRIAN RICHESSON | Scrappers Brumit shores up career as Staten Island pitcher
Matt Brumit was true to himself. If the pitcher wasn't going to get batters out, he wasn't going to
SCOTT SHALAWAY It's a real jungle out there for many critters
A pack of wolves stalks, then runs down, an old moose on Michigan's Isle Royale, then devour the
Mr. and Mrs. John Savastuk feted at surprise dinner on 50th jubilee
SANDUSKY -- A surprise family dinner party was held June 15 at Damon's on the Lake in honor of the
COLUMBIANA CO. County prepares for a week of thrills on wheels (and horses, too) at fair
Area residents will get a chance to find fame. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON
Lentons honored for golden jubilee at family dinner
AUSTINTOWN - A family dinner July 6 at Springfield Grille in Boardman honored Mr. and Mrs. Robert
CHARITY GOLF United Way's annual event set for Sept. 16
This year's outing will feature a new modified two best balls of four format called "shamble."
SHARON ACS taking reservations for gala at Buhl Mansion
SHARON, Pa. -- Wednesday is the deadline for reserving a spot at "A Mid summer Night's Dream" gala
GARDEN FORUM Trips planned
Call Eleanor Young, (330) 758-8273, or Dorothy Haddox, (330) 799-1613, for reservations or
RAVENNA ARSENAL Deer numbers crunching
Working under tight security restrictions at the Ravenna Army Ammunition Plant in 2001, a spokesman
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CHRISTINE JAMES JEFF SHEPHERD
CHRISTINE JAMES JEFF SHEPHERD POLAND -- Christine James, a daughter of Stephen and Shirley James,
CURRENT PRICES | Around the nation Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the United States. Prices vary because of local economic conditions.
Carnival glass compote, Star & amp; Fife pattern, marigold, $135. Royal Doulton proverb jug,
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills How to reuse grey water
Q. We seem to have water shortages every summer and my water-sewage bills keep increasing. Are there
NEW YORK-PENN Top 'Cutters too much for Scrappers
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. -- The Mahoning Valley Scrappers are slumping, and one of the New York-Penn
SCRAPPERS STATISTICS
THROUGH FRIDAY'S GAMES BATTING ABRHHRRBIAVG. Ben Francisco, of81122805.346 Jeff Haase,
YOUNGSTOWN Officer: Thieves always looking
Preventive measures should be taken to ward off the thefts. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
Anniversary is celebrated by the Rohrers
COLUMBIANA -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rohrer of Columbiana was
Strike at Youngstown State would jeopardize its future
Opinion: Dr. John Russo, president of the faculty union at Youngstown State University, contends that the
KEYSTONE CLIPS Valley Arts Guild seeks entries for Buhl Day Art Show
The Valley Arts Guild is looking for entries for the 2002 Buhl Day Art Show to be Sept. 2 in Buhl
LITTLE LEAGUE SOFTBALL Canfield heads to regional with World Series dreams
After dismantling district and state competition, the team of 11-12-year-olds will see what tests
Service, lunch mark Vegh 50th at El Emeth
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vegh, 245 Richards Drive, were honored July 6 during a service and
AMY TIRATTO MICHAEL FULINE
AMY TIRATTO MICHAEL FULINE LOWELLVILLE -- Amy Tiratto and Michael Fuline were married at 2 p.m.
JACLYN SNEIZIK ALFONSO MACIAS
JACLYN SNEIZIK ALFONSO MACIAS VIENNA -- The marriage of Jaclyn Sneizik, 2307 Warner Road, Fowler,
FRIDAY'S GAMES
FRIDAY'S GAMES American League Baltimore 9, Boston 2 Detroit 8, Cleveland 5 N.Y. Yankees 12,
'SIX FEET UNDER' Are they taking a dig at undertakers?
The series is sparking conversation on the topic of death, and the once-mysterious undertaking
SKEET RESULTS Midwest Open
ShooterScoreTitle DOUBLES (57 ENTRIES) Rich Cameron, Sharon100CH Bob Kalantari, N. Huntington99RU
AREA LINKS John Carroll
The John Carroll University football team lists nine area players on the roster for this coming
SATURDAY'S NABF LINESCORES
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Mercifully, football is at hand
Opinion: Just when you thought you couldn't stand to even think about the news any more, what with the
IN THE CUP! Area Holes in One
Merl Gay of Boardman aced the No. 15 hole at Reserve Run Golf Course. He used a 9-iron on the 127-
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Scrappers (20-18) at Crosscutters (24-14). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio: WNIO-AM (1390).
Book sale is set at library in Warren
Book sale is set at library in Warren WARREN -- Friends of the Warren Library will hold a book
LIBRARY SCHEDULES | August
YOUNGSTOWN & amp; MAHONING COUNTY Children "A Juggling Jamboree" with Kevin Delagrange, 10
BENEFIT AHA plans annual Heart Walk
This year's event is dedicated to the late David Y. Farrell. The 2002 American Heart Walk has been
THE BUTLER
THE BUTLER Fast facts About the Butler Institute of American Art: Locations: 524 Wick Ave.,
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Sharon adds coaches
Sharon School Directors have cast their nets across the state line into the Buckeye State to land
Local 'Fear Factor'
Local 'Fear Factor' YOUNGSTOWN -- Hospice of the Valley will reap the financial rewards of a
Niners next stop: Japan
BOARDMAN -- Dr. John York, president of the DeBartolo Corporation and director/owner's
Ferraros feted at Mass, brunch on anniversary
LOWELLVILLE -- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Ferraro of Lowellville were honored at a champagne brunch held
KELLY KLINGENSMITH CHRISTOPHER KUTSKO
KELLY KLINGENSMITH CHRISTOPHER KUTSKO YOUNGSTOWN -- A reception at The Georgetown in Boardman
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES TODAY St. Jude Activity Center, 180 Seventh St., Columbiana, 8 a.m.-1 p.m.
CLUBS
CLUBS Mixed shoot set The Mosquito Bowman will be holding a 30 mixed, 3D shoot and an American
SHARON, PA. Volunteers clear debris in revival of old theater
A trade school has been asked to have its students do plumbing, electrical and carpentry work. By
MIKE BRAUN Deer hunt changes at Ravenna will affect participation
The special controlled deer hunt at the Ravenna Army Ammunition Plant will be held this year, but it
Island offers plenty to see and do
Lighthouse boat tours, whale watching and fishing are a few of the activities available on Mount
CRIME SOLVERS Mercer County
Thefts from motor vehicles are the focus of Mercer County Crime Solvers this week: Crime: Theft.
YOUNGSTOWN -- Whether Nick Petrella was working at the Borden Dairy, at Princeton Junior High School
YOUNGSTOWN -- Whether Nick Petrella was working at the Borden Dairy, at Princeton Junior High School
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Brooke named John Carroll captain
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS -- Brian Brooke of Youngstown feels honored that his teammates on the John
GRAVITY GAMES At a glance
When: Wednesday-Aug. 4. Where: North Coast Harbor in Cleveland. (Behind the Rock and Roll Hall of
ANN LANDERS CLASSIC Racetrack fling may wreck many lives
MAHONING COUNTY Forum Health At Home offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 11 locations in
Art museum guides
Art museum guides YOUNGSTOWN -- The Butler Institute of American Art is offering education classes
Mr. and Mrs. Jones mark 50th year during family dinner in Braceville
BRACEVILLE -- Mr. and Mrs. David Jones of Braceville celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary
Mazzarinos feted at reception for 50th jubilee
STRUTHERS -- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mazzarino, 409 Geneva Ave., were honored July 21 at a dinner
NEW MIDDLETOWN FARMERS 568 - 1704
NEW MIDDLETOWN FARMERS 568 - 1704 LOWELLVILLE ROD & amp; GUN CLUB 567
50th anniversary celebration fetes the Heaveners
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Heavener, 3884 Ayrshire Drive, were the guests of honor during
WITH THE VETS | Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of July 28: TODAY Post 6488, VFW, 2065 Coitsville-Hubbard Road,
NATIONAL PARKS Acadia offers diverse beauty
Mountains, meadows, beaches and the ocean make Acadia National Park an outdoor lovers' delight. By
Bankses' 25th wedding anniversary marked at events at Columbiana park
YOUNGSTOWN -- The 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Banks, Forest View Drive, was
NICOLE GRESH MITCH CAPPERES
NICOLE GRESH MITCH CAPPERES ST. THOMAS, U.S. Virgin Islands -- Nicole Gresh, daughter of Norbert
ANNE GOZDANOVIC JOSEPH BERQUIST
ANNE GOZDANOVIC JOSEPH BERQUIST CLEVELAND -- The Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist provided the
WAKEBOARDING Struharik riding high
Rob Struharik of Boardman has been riding the waves to a highly-successful career. By JOE SCALZO
Molnars feted at family dinner for 60th jubilee
AUSTINTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Gus Molnar, 4503 Woodleigh Ave., were honored July 27 at a family dinner
MILL CREEK METROPARKS | August calendar
Thursday: 6:30 to 8 p.m. Friendship Wreath. Children 6 years old and up and their adult companions
KAREN SLIFKA COREY EVANS
KAREN SLIFKA COREY EVANS BOARDMAN -- Living in Youngstown following a honeymoon trip to the
Demskys mark golden jubilee at dinner party
BOARDMAN -- A dinner party was held July 21 at the Lockwood House in celebration of the 50th wedding
LAWRENCE COUNTY Officials will seek Pa. funding to clean up Mahoning River for recreation
The goal is to clean up the river for human use. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU
The Hodges mark 50th year at reception
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Wesley L. Hodge of Youngstown were guests of honor during a dinner
FRANCES SANTARELLI DONALD ZEBRASKY
FRANCES SANTARELLI DONALD ZEBRASKY POLAND -- The Rev. David Blood officiated July 27 at Poland
Buttons Ann returns
By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF HUBBARD -- With technology today, it's not too hard to
MICHELLE WILL JOHN HAMSTRA
MICHELLE WILL JOHN HAMSTRA YOUNGSTOWN -- Michelle Sue Will, 3660 Fawn Drive, Canfield, became the
SPORTS FESTIVAL Cleveland to host Gravity Games
The event will be held from Wednesday through Aug. 4 and is expected to draw a big crowd. By JOE
MARTIN SLOANE | SUPERMARKET SHOPPER Company is searching for smart shopping cities
When I hear about a competition that involves grocery shopping, it immediately attracts my interest.
FISHING Popular Yelas captures Classic
The pro angler plucked 45 pounds 13 ounces of bass . By JACK WOLLITZ SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR
FEDERAL PRISON
FEDERAL PRISON Permitted items The federal Bureau of Prisons allows inmates the following items:
CHRISTINE QUINN MICHAEL CONNOLLY JR.
CHRISTINE QUINN MICHAEL CONNOLLY JR. YOUNGSTOWN -- A honeymoon to Hawaii followed the July 6
Propane alive in NABF play
STRUTHERS -- Youngstown Propane held off Kiski Strongland in the seventh inning Saturday to win 7-6
Lance Armstrong worth being hailed as a hero
Opinion: Lance Armstrong worth being hailed as a hero EDITOR: Since Sept. ll, Americans have found solace
SUMMER POLBURN DAVE KISH
SUMMER POLBURN DAVE KISH CAMPBELL -- The Rev. John Trimbur officiated as Summer Polburn of
Interview with Traficant on WFMJ-TV
YOUNGSTOWN -- An exclusive, live and unscripted interview with James A. Traficant Jr. will air at 7
Saturday, July 27 (64 stories)
Referendum try fails; Columbiana tax stands
It may be well into 2003 before county finances return to normal, an official said. By NORMAN
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Michael L. Semond, 33, of 2306 Renwick Drive, Poland, and
Man listed as critical after drive-by shooting
Man listed as critical after drive-by shooting YOUNGSTOWN -- Steven Solis sat on his porch to
HERMITAGE, PA. Landfill's owner wants city to take it
Some city officials say it's not an offer Hermitage should accept. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
Dog shows are coming to Canfield Fairgrounds
Dog shows are coming to Canfield Fairgrounds CANFIELD -- The Steel Valley Cluster dog shows are
Miller shows for first Browns drills
Although he wants a new contract, the linebacker decided to focus on football. By JOE SCALZO
NILES Pieces of school's history discovered
Some of the items will be framed and displayed. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF NILES
EQUINE MASSAGE AND ACUPRESSURE Rubbing horses the right way
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU JUST BEFORE ECHO DELL ROAD disappears into the woods
Prisoner escapes
Prisoner escapes EAST LIVERPOOL -- A man who fled from a Columbiana County deputy sheriff remains
BASS FISHING CONTEST Jay Yelas builds commanding lead entering final round of world meet
The Texan leads David Walker of Tennessee by more than 9 pounds. By JACK WOLLITZ SPECIAL TO THE
New Hope principal
New Hope principal YOUNGSTOWN -- Janice Vitullo of Austintown has been appointed principal of New
LIBERTY Trying to stop sexual abuse
The counselor helps sexual abusers in order to make a difference. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR
Heritage Day to offer displays, entertainment
Heritage Day to offer displays, entertainment NILES -- The annual Heritage Day hosted by the
GETTING IT RIGHT
Cold Metal Products operates seven plants and employs about 130 in the Mahoning Valley. An incorrect
BEREA Miller shows up for Browns' first practice
Although he wants a new contract, the linebacker decided to focus on football. By JOE SCALZO
Rep urges Taft to call election
WASHINGTON -- Citing the Constitution, U.S. Rep. Marcy Kaptur of Toledo, D-9th, is urging Gov. Bob
BOARDMAN Author looks at aftermath of bloody WW II battle
A Web site allows Tarawa veterans to add their stories, creating a 'living book.' By WILLIAM K.
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: GIRARD July 20 Auto theft: A 1987 Olds Cutlass Cierra was stolen
Two Youngstown cops lose jobs
A jury cleared the men of robbery, but they still faced internal discipline. By PATRICIA MEADE
Police arrest 4 at nightspot
AUSTINTOWN -- Three visits by police to a nightspot resulted in the arrests of four people. They
Trumbull considers buyout
The plan could save the county between $200,000 and $300,000 a year. WARREN -- Trumbull County
Landfill owner wants Hermitage to take it
Some city officials say it's not an offer Hermitage should accept. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
Line Drive Academy ousted by Canadian club in regional
CINCINNATI -- Line Drive Academy of the Youngstown Little b league lost 9-0 to the Ontario Blue Jays
Governor makes right call on special election issue
Opinion: Gov. Bob Taft has earned the Mahoning Valley's appreciation for deciding that a special election to
NILES Tenants secede from association
The tenants say they have declared their independence. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Chalk on the Walk winners announced
WARREN -- More than 800 people participated in the Chalk on the Walk event in which participants
COLUMBIANA There's no bum steer from 4-H award winners
Diablo and Petre got a little early exposure in preparation for the fair next week. By TRAVIS REED
MICHELLE BRANDT ERIC LANG JR.
MICHELLE BRANDT ERIC LANG JR. GLENVIEW, Ill. -- Living at 4300 W. Lake Ave. following a honeymoon
KATHLEEN WILEY KENNETH PELTZ JR.
KATHLEEN WILEY KENNETH PELTZ JR. CAMPBELL -- Married at 1:30 p.m. June 29 at St. Joseph the
FARRELL, PA. County weighs buying building instead of putting up a new one
The city has spent $18,000 getting a site ready. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
CLUB CALENDAR
AUXILIARIES XFlora MacDonald Auxiliary 58 will meet for a Dutch treat lunch at 12:30 p.m. Aug. 3
YOUNGSTOWN Two cops lose jobs over code violations
A jury cleared the men of robbery, but they still faced internal discipline. By PATRICIA MEADE
MELANIE FLEECE MARK CARFOLO
MELANIE FLEECE MARK CARFOLO YOUNGSTOWN -- Melanie M. Fleece and Mark Anthony Carfolo accepted
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown
Duaine McDowell is the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this week: Charges: Failure
OHIO ROADS Conditions
A recent analysis of Ohio's roads in metropolitan areas rated interstates, state and national
Social Security doesn't need volatility of stock market
Opinion: The Bush administration has chosen the wrong time -- if ever there were a good time -- to restate
There's no bum steers from 4-H award winners as county fair nears
Diablo and Petre got a little early exposure in preparation for the fair next week. By TRAVIS REED
COLUMBIANA CORNER Businesses seek decorum in park
Fed up with the racket, littering and periodic disturbances a group of young people is producing
Fear of mosquitoes that carry virus keeps family inside
The chance that a human will get West Nile Virus is low, a health department official said. By
YOUNGSTOWN New rail crossings should ease frustration
Prefabricated concrete slabs that are level with the street will replace four bumpy railroad
Initial sermon set
Initial sermon set YOUNGSTOWN -- Dean M. Robinson, who has been ministering in music since he was
OHIO HIGHWAYS ODOT expects reduced funding
Funding changes will put new projects on hold, an official said. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR
HISTORY About the virus
Previously seen only in Africa, Asia and southern Europe, it first began appearing in North America
YOUNGSTOWN Girl testifies at trial that she was molested
The girl said she was lying when she recanted her story. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF
JULIA KESSLER | JEREMY ROWBOTHAM
LANGHORNE, Pa. -- Married at 6:30 p.m. June 22 at the Sheraton Bucks County Hotel were Julia Michele
YOUNGSTOWN - The Youngstown Express collegiate baseball team clinched a spot in the league
YOUNGSTOWN - The Youngstown Express collegiate baseball team clinched a spot in the league
Tenants secede from Niles association
The tenants say they have declared their independence. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
New city rail crossings should ease frustration
Prefabricated concrete slabs that are level with the street will replace four bumpy railroad
ANGELA KOLASKOS RON BLINSKY
ANGELA KOLASKOS RON BLINSKY LOWELLVILLE -- Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Church was the setting at 2
GAME TIME Today
Who: Scrappers (20-18) at Williamsport Crosscutters (24-14). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio: WNIO-AM
MAHONING COUNTY Indictments
A 35-year-old Youngstown man accused of driving an SUV into a Boardman police officer in a grocery
WARREN County considers employee buyout
The plan could save the county between $200,000 and $300,000 a year. WARREN -- Trumbull County
MARIE PESA RICHARD PEKKANEN
MARIE PESA RICHARD PEKKANEN NEW MIDDLETOWN -- The Rev. Nicholas Shori officiated at noon July 6 at
3 bystanders foil purse snatching
AUSTINTOWN -- A 62-year-old Youngstown woman told police that three men stopped the thief who stole
ENON VALLEY, PA. Police, humane society find dead, sick animals
ENON VALLEY, Pa. -- The skeletal remains of numerous animals, along with injured and ill animals,
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Referendum try fails; tax stands
It may be well into 2003 before county finances return to normal, an official said. By NORMAN
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BERLIN CENTER Fear of mosquitoes that carry virus keeps family inside
The chance that a human will get West Nile Virus is low, a health department official said. By
Girl testifies at trial that she was molested
The girl said she was lying when she recanted her story. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF
Police warn about driveway-sealing con
Police warn about driveway-sealing con HUBBARD -- Police are warning residents to be on the
Traficant case fuels effort to stop pensions of expelled lawmakers
Lawmakers would be reimbursed for the money they paid into the pension system, but that's it. By
TRAFICANT CASE U.S.: 'New' evidence is same old song
The former congressman is scheduled to be sentenced Tuesday. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
NILES Navy vet petitions to reinstate ex-Rep. Traficant to Congress
NILES -- A Niles woman has launched a petition drive in an attempt to overturn former U.S. Rep.
Friday, July 26 (68 stories)
WARREN Safety issues beset bike trail
Some council members and residents cite increased crime as a concern. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
CLUB CALENDAR
CLASSES XChaney High School January and June Classes of 1946 will meet for breakfast at 9:30 a.m.
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Matthew C. Dunn, 23, of 7016 Paxton Road, Boardman, and Stacie
YOUNGSTOWN Witnesses identified in 21-year-old killing
The state intends to use lie-detector test results at the trial. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
Civilian deaths in attack on terrorist leader unacceptable
Opinion: Just as Ariel Sharon must have anticipated the reaction to his provocative visit to the Temple Mount
AREA
AREA Phantoms set more tryouts BOARDMAN -- The Phantom Rockets minor-league ice hockey team will
Ohio's governor has decided not to call a special election to fill Traficant's vacancy for the
Ohio's governor has decided not to call a special election to fill Traficant's vacancy for the
Discussing dredging
Discussing dredging LIBERTY -- An open house and public meeting concerning a proposal to dredge
TRUMBULL COUNTY Judge wants psychiatric test for driver
The prosecutor called the defendant 'a psychotic, voluntary drug addict.' By PEGGY SINKOVICH
MAHONING COUNTY Gains balks at official's plan on vacant land foreclosures
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that a similar foreclosure policy is unconstitutional. By JoANNE
LITTLE LEAGUE TOURNAMENT
LITTLE LEAGUE TOURNAMENT Games at 6 p.m. unless noted BASEBALL AGES 9-10 Wednesday
Belmont Avenue blight gets township's attention
Opinion: If first impressions count, then the first impression visitors have of Liberty Township comes from
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Cruciano and LisaLynn Segretario, 5346 Nashua Drive, Youngstown, girl, July 25.
NANCY LAREW WILLIAM SMITH
NANCY LAREW WILLIAM SMITH YOUNGSTOWN -- William Smith and his bride, the former Nancy LaRew, both
YOUNGSTOWN WRTA has fewer riders, more coins in fare box
Free-ride coupons expired earlier this year. YOUNGSTOWN -- Ridership dropped but fare-box revenue
MINERAL RIDGE Changes made to student handbook
Final selection of class valedictorian and salutatorian must wait until final exams are completed.
MERCER COUNTY Signers uninformed, consolidation panel says
FARRELL, Pa. -- Members of the committee looking at a consolidation of five Shenango Valley
FIRST INNING
FIRST INNING MAHONING VALLEY 3, JAMESTOWN 0 Scrappers: Ben Francisco doubled to left. Shaun
A tough time to find a job
One expert says the job market this year has declined by 36 percent. By EMILY BIRR NEWSHOUR
CONTROL BOARD Spending items
The city's board of control approved these spending items Thursday: An additional $77,703 for
HERMITAGE Opposing consolidation study, residents give petitions to officials
Commissioners wouldn't consider the residents' request to drop out of the government study. By
STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Canfield, Youngstown teams are state champs
The Canfield softball team will travel to Missouri and the Babe Ruth baseball team will travel to
LAWRENCE COUNTY Property assessment appeals aren't as plentiful as expected
A county study is trying to determine if some property was undervalued. By LAURE CIOFFI
AUSTINTOWN Carano aids fight for better causeway
ODOT says it needs to know in October if the money is there. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
YOUNGSTOWN Control board picks 2 towing companies
New charges will probably will be $40 for the tow and $5 per day for storage, one official said.
YOUNGSTOWN Park board
The city park and recreation commission handled these items Thursday: Joseph R. McRae, city parks
DELPHI PACKARD Offices will move from Liberty and return to their Warren roots
The company is moving its headquarters as part of an effort to cut costs. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
Legacy won't be his work, many say
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Despite James A. Traficant Jr.'s
YOUNGSTOWN Courts, clerk shun layoffs
The municipal court has several reasons for declining to make any layoffs. By ROGER G. SMITH
If we're not getting out money's worth, why pay?
Opinion: If we're not getting out money's worth, why pay? EDITOR: James Traficant Jr. has been indicted,
COLUMBIANA CO. 2 women sue doctor, employer
By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON -- Two women who say they were sexually molested
JAMESTOWN 10, MAHONING VALLEY 6 Here's one that got away
The Scrappers took a six-run lead into the fifth inning but Jamestown produced a pair of five-run
WEST BRANCH District looks to name 3 schools
Health insurance for employees will cost the school district 15 percent more than last year. By
SALEM Fireman sues city, officials
The trouble began after a male firefighter began assuming a feminine appearance, a lawsuit states.
HERMITAGE Officials dismiss request
Any rezoning should wait until the city looks at implementing recommendations from a Route 18 North
Greek Festival goes on
Greek Festival goes on WARREN -- The Greek Festival at St. Demetrios Community Center continues
AUSTINTOWN Fire chief will tap Taft on causeway
ODOT says it needs to know in October if the money is there. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
GAIL WHITE In search of the perfect pancake recipe
I am a terrible cook. A good meal to me is one where the smoke alarm does not go off. Try as I
MAHONING COUNTY Funding cuts planned for five health agencies
State funding to mental health boards is decreasing this coming fiscal year. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN
Judge sentences four people for offenses
MERCER -- Judge Michael Wherry of Mercer County Common Pleas Court has sentenced two people to
PHAR-MOR BANKRUPTCY Snyder's nears a deal to buy, operate Tamco
Giant Eagle will look for another company to take control of the warehouse if the Snyder's deal
Newport site has uncertain future
Giant Eagle's attorney said a supermarket can move into the building. By D.A. WILKINSON
NEW CASTLE Face-lift takes shape
City officials are offering grants to downtown businesses for improvements. By LAURE CIOFFI
KRISTINE GENETTA ROBERT WOODS
KRISTINE GENETTA ROBERT WOODS ELLSWORTH -- United in marriage during a 4 p.m. ceremony solemnized
MERCER CO. Viaduct project report will be available soon
Tax abatements aren't automatic, commissioners said. BY MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR
PROGRESS ON WOMEN'S HEALTH
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: Two weeks have passed since the startling disclosure that a common hormone
LA-WANDA MADDOX MICHAEL GIBBS
LA-WANDA MADDOX MICHAEL GIBBS YOUNGSTOWN -- Greater Ebenezer Baptist Church was the setting June
WENDY KISH RANDALL GROHOVSKY
WENDY KISH RANDALL GROHOVSKY YOUNGSTOWN -- St. Columba Cathedral provided the setting at 2:30 p.m.
LISBON Death of infant ruled a homicide
LISBON -- Columbiana County authorities expect to present evidence to a county grand jury in the May
U.S.: 'New' evidence is the same old song
The former congressman will be sentenced Tuesday. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER
Here's one that got away
By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF NILES -- If the Mahoning Valley Scrappers told a fish
Bet Moroon Council 12539 elects slate
YOUNGSTOWN -- Knights of Columbus Bet Moroon Council 12539 of St. Maron Parish held election of
EAST PALESTINE Don't move fair, council panel says
Moving the fair would cost the Legion most of its profits, one councilman said. By NANCY TULLIS
TRUMBULL COUNTY 2 from Poland accused of bilking elderly woman
The victim has taken out two mortgages on her home. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Giant Eagle answers critics
The supermarket chain donates millions of dollars to charities and community events. YOUNGSTOWN --
BASS MASTERS CLASSIC Texan grabs tournament lead
Cleveland's Frank Scalish was in 42nd place. By JACK WOLLITZ SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR
Town meetings planned
Town meetings planned GREENVILLE, Pa. -- U.S. Rep. Phil English of Erie, R-3rd, will hold a pair
INDICTMENTS
INDICTMENTS Columbiana County A Columbiana County grand jury has indicted these people: Tommy
Scrappers remain injury-prone, lose catcher Wallace for weeks
Jeff Haase will take over at the catcher's position with Kenton Myers as his back-up. By BILL
Panelists dismiss Detore testimony
The House ethics committee's ranking Democrat said Detore testified about events of which he knew
Mill Creek ABWA to hold dinner
BOARDMAN -- Scholarship recipients will be guests of the Mill Creek Chapter of the American Business
Civilization has much to thank Catholic Church for
Opinion: Civilization has much to thank Catholic Church for EDITOR: I would like to thank a recent writer
COLUMBIANA CO. 2 women sue doctor and his employer
The doctor already faces charges in criminal court. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
It's a drug overload for kids
By MOLLY CONWAY BLUE JEAN ONLINE Ever wonder why so many kids are on Prozac? If you spend a day
WASHINGTON With Traficant gone, staffers begin transition
Congressional vacancies are common. This is the eighth one this session. By DAVID ENRICH STATES
TRAFICANT EXPULSION
TRAFICANT EXPULSION What's next? With the expulsion of James A. Traficant Jr. from the U.S.
Thursday, July 25 (46 stories)
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Brant L. Newton, 35, of 352 Shields Road, Boardman, and Jani
Traficant's expulsion brings shame, hope to the Valley
Opinion: What the voters of the Mahoning Valley refused to do two years ago, members of the U.S. House of
"I just think it makes Ohio look bad having him in Congress doing what he did. I think it was a good
"I just think it makes Ohio look bad having him in Congress doing what he did. I think it was a good
Police seek shooter
Police seek shooter NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Police are searching for the person who shot and killed an
Held on murder charge
Held on murder charge CAMPBELL -- A 23-year-old Akron man is being held by city police on a murder
Repair is a matter of grave concern
The marker is one of earliest in the area for a Civil War soldier. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR
ADVICE Keep it clean
Check for smears, smudges and stains when you take your clothes off. Look at the cuffs, collar,
Girard council meets to fill vacant position
Girard council meets to fill vacant position GIRARD -- City council will meet in special session
BOARDMAN Tracking system puts cops where the crime is
The system has been in place eight months. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
POLICE CALLS Canfield, Austintown
CANFIELD CITY July 17 Criminal mischief: Burn markings were left on a garage door and a small
DELPHI PACKARD Offices will move back to Warren
The company is returning to its Warren roots as part of an effort to cut costs. By CYNTHIA
MAHONING VALLEY Assigning blame in the demise of Phar-Mor
Resentment over the deal to close the drug chain's stores runs deep. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL
WARREN Assault nets man day in jail
The judge said the defendant had been treated badly. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
ODOT seeks court help to buy land for connector highway
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Ohio Department of Transportation is seeking court help to build the 711 Connector
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Girard board OKs pact with workers
GIRARD -- The board of education approved a three-year contract Wednesday with 40 nonteaching
CIVIC CENTER Developers to take more time for plans
The city won't provide money for operation or maintenance but will consider a ticket tax. By ROGER
UNITED WAY Campaign leaders
2002 campaign cabinet, which will lead a team of 200 volunteers, are: Tom Cavalier, Butler Wick
MAHONING VALLEY Pacesetters raise United Way goal
The overall goal is $3.3 million. BOARDMAN -- The Youngstown/Mahoning Valley United Way 2002
HERMITAGE A place to call their own: Softball players look for fields
The two leagues say a four-field complex would help. HERMITAGE, Pa. -- There are 230 young women
MAHONING COUNTY Fighting terrorism locally will involve cooperation
Agencies need to begin to deliver by the end of 2002, a county official said. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN
ONE ON ONE | Pat LaRocca Singing the golfing praises of Muirfield, Mill Creek
What's your background? After my father retired from the mill, my parents returned to East Brady.
DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: With the nation's capital already on peak alert for terrorists, reports of a nearby
MAHONING COURT Convict's mouth is taped shut
A judge found a sticky solution to a sticky problem. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER
STRUTHERS Man is arraigned on drug charges
Christopher Gentile was also arrested in June after police seized drugs and weapons. By MARALINE
Francisco doubles in win
The win puts the Scrappers three games behind the Auburn Doubledays in the Pinckney Division. By
Officials pull tax breaks
Officials pull tax breaks WARREN -- Trumbull County commissioners have approved yanking tax breaks
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
XDon and Michele Himes of Lewis Center are announcing the birth of their third daughter, Olivia
YOUNGSTOWN Cash-strapped city cuts 60 jobs, forcing closure of 2 fire stations
Even with the layoffs, the city doesn't expect to eliminate the deficit until the end of 2003. By
LEETONIA Officials continue investigation
LEETONIA -- After nearly a week of investigation, police and fire officials have little information
COLUMBIANA CO. Officials mull plan to insure inmates
Inmate medical bills cost the county about $100,000 annually. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
Mill Creek Park fortunate to have fine new director
Opinion: Mill Creek Park fortunate to have fine new director EDITOR: This letter serves to
Memorial needs dignity more than skyscrapers
Opinion: Suggested memorials to the victims of the Sept. 11 have run the gamut from the mundane to the
Sheriff says deputy's action was 'just another traffic stop'
The expelled congressman was given a written warning. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS
HUBBARD Officials seek injured, witnesses
The fire marshal's office has used ambulance records to identify those injured in the fireworks
BASSMASTER TOURNAMENT Rookie angler ready for top competition
A new sponsorship deal will make the tournament rewards more lucrative. By JACK WOLLLITZ SPECIAL
GAME TIME Today
Who: Jamestown Jammers (16-20) at Scrappers (20-16). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio: WNIO-AM (1390).
WEDNESDAY'S GAMES
WEDNESDAY'S GAMES American League Minnesota 8, Chicago White Sox 1 Toronto 5, Baltimore 2
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Summer fun doesn't have to break the bank
What I love about summer is being able to leave my car in the garage. I thoroughly enjoy walking
Microsoft program at KSU Trumbull
CHAMPION -- Kent State University Trumbull Campus' workforce development and continuing studies
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Jennifer Morgerstern, 67 Abby St., Girard, girl, July 24. Yolanda Alvarado, 65 W.
WARREN Funds go to revamp 20 homes in 2nd, 4th wards
The mayor said the program aims to rehabilitate the homes and motivate others. By DENISE DICK
Question: "What is your reaction to the expulsion of Jim Traficant from Congress this evening?"
Question: "What is your reaction to the expulsion of Jim Traficant from Congress this evening?"
Wednesday, July 24 (59 stories)
YOUNGSTOWN Cold Metal seeks cash to stay open
The company has postponed filing its financial reports. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS
AVALON SOUTH GOLF COURSE Attorneys say Ohio Edison is trying to collect twice for electricity discount
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- The city-owned golf course didn't pay its
Congress shouldn't go home until the job is completed
Opinion: With summer sizzling in the nation's capital, members of Congress are eager to escape the heat --
AVALON SOUTH GOLF COURSE Lawyers: OE trying to collect twice
An Ohio Edison official said the company would not seek compensation twice. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
GAIL WHITE Habitat volunteers get a home of their own
"Last night, a little bunny ran across our driveway and into our yard," exclaims excited 6-year-old
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Scrappers (23-12) at Scrappers (19-16). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio: WNIO-AM (1390).
COLLEGE FOOTBALL Repucci takes steps to improve kicking
The Mercyhurst kicker has come a long way since his senior year at Ursuline. By JOHN KOVACH
Mediator to intervene in teachers' pact
Mediator to intervene in teachers' pact EAST PALESTINE -- The East Palestine school board and the
Giant Eagle, CVS' motive to eliminate competition
Opinion: Giant Eagle, CVS' motive to eliminate competition EDITOR: I am deeply saddened by the closings
Smith-Nagy troth is announced; wedding date set
HUBBARD -- Announced by Steve and Patricia Smith, 3262 Beechwood Drive, is the engagement of their
WALL STREET Turbulence keeps its hold on market
Tuesday was the third busiest trading day ever on the New York Stock Exchange. LOS ANGELES TIMES
Stolen ATVs recovered
Stolen ATVs recovered GIRARD -- Three Youngstown teenagers have been cited into Trumbull County
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Randall J. Voytilla, 26, of 491 Sixth St., Struthers, and
Board OKs raise for schools chief
SALEM -- Schools Superintendent David Brobeck, now in the second year of a three-year contract, is
YOUNGSTOWN City to offer buyouts for workers
Talk has cropped up about putting a quarter-percent income tax increase on the ballot to support
Are rep's two new staff members doing job for which they were hired?
One new staffer helped the congressman during his House ethics committee hearing and another drove
The Aug. 17 wedding reception for Mandy J. Sabol of Canfield and Mark C. Laurie of Austintown will
The Aug. 17 wedding reception for Mandy J. Sabol of Canfield and Mark C. Laurie of Austintown will
Miss Villio to wed Stephen King in September rite
YOUNGSTOWN - Carmen and Jackie Villio of Youngstown are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
Planning commission report indicates business as usual
Developers have submitted 82 plat proposals this year for approval by the Mahoning County Planning
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City council handled these items Tuesday: Authorized the board of control to seek bids for 2002
LAWRENCE CO. GOVERNMENT STUDY Vote favors council-manager
A report explaining the changes must be written by early September. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
WARREN If you can chalk the walk, you can win
Registration begins at 11 a.m. WARREN -- The 23rd annual Chalk-on-the-Walk contest will be from 11
YOUNGSTOWN Sierra Club rates legislators
Five legislators from the Mahoning Valley received scores of 57 percent. By DAVID SKOLNICK
Kosar didn't show, but 'Bone Lady' did
The former Browns quarterback's flight was delayed by thunderstorms. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR
MAHONING COUNTY Road resurfacing
AUSTINTOWN TOWNSHIP Kirk Road between Turner Road and state Route 46 County Line Road from
NORTH JACKSON Road resurfacings to begin in county
Total cost of the projects is about $2 million. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
NILES Time catches up with school
The school district had no record of the time capsule. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
LITTLE LEAGUE Canfield goes back to State
All-Star teams from Canfield Little League won state championships in 1998 and 2000. By JAYME
October wedding for Miss Mangino, Mr. McCollum
WARREN -- The parents of Kasey Lynn Mangino and Jason Richard McCollum, both of 2826 Woodland St.
WARREN Additional deputies to patrol housing authority properties
Police will also patrol TMHA. WARREN -- The Trumbull County Sheriff's Department will add two
TRUMBULL COUNTY State to give MRDD $300,000 less
The budget cut was expected, but not such a large amount. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Camp Fire day camp
Camp Fire day camp CANFIELD -- Camp Fire USA Northeast Ohio Council will have its annual day camp
Sugar's attorney says staffer's affidavit is false
The congressman begged a local contractor to say that the government pressured him to tell untruths,
GAME TIME Today
Who: Pirates (Biemel 1-4) at Pirates (Moehler 0-0). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio: WKST-AM (1200).
WESTERN RESERVE School board considers open-enrollment policy
The board also voted to raise lunch prices 25 cents. By JoANN JONES VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
Boardman grad is Miss Italian
CANFIELD -- Jessica Nichole Cecilia Mulichak, 19, is this year's Miss Italian Youngstown. The 2002
COLUMBIANA LEVY Schools to take third try
Levy proponents plan a door-to-door campaign to help pass the issue. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
House of Representatives
U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr. could make history by becoming only the fifth member of the U.S.
TRAFICANT CASE With House vote looming, some still push for delay
A friend will seek a delay in voting for the congressman's expulsion. By DAVID SKOLNICK
GIRARD Financial outlook is bleak
The city has five months to get its new budget in line. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
NEW CASTLE City council expects to ban burning at homes
By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- City council expects to formally
Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and applications and
Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and applications and
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS Board takes action on building projects
Harding and Taft schools are to be razed by year's end. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF
WARREN Auditor OKs payment of cruiser repair bill
The auditor said he wanted more information about the vehicle repair bill. By DENISE DICK
AREA LINKS Mercyhurst College
The Mercyhurst College football team has 16 area players on the roster for the 2002 season under new
Gains seeks to stop lawsuit filer
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning County Prosecutor Paul J. Gains has sued a city man who has filed 12 lawsuits
YOUNGSTOWN Cleveland Browns help promote blood drive
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Cleveland Browns are teaming up with the American Red Cross and the American
Research findings are cause of some confusion EDITOR:
Opinion: Research findings are cause of some confusion EDITOR: The recent research work on arthroscopic
CAMPBELL One man dies, another is injured during shootout at housing project
CAMPBELL -- A late-night shootout at a subsidized housing project killed a Campbell man and wounded
Private constables are not law enforcement officers
Opinion: La Roi C. Dock is one stubborn man. Despite the arrests of his personnel and warnings from the
SALEM Schools superintendent will get pay increase
The school board agreed to borrow about $300,000 to add classrooms. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
Ahead of sentencing, U.S. seeks witness list
CLEVELAND -- In preparation for Tuesday's sentencing of U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr., federal
THE LESSONS OF WORLDCOM
Opinion: Washington Post: In the post-Enron debate, anti-reformers argue that capitalism will self-correct.
COLUMBIANA COUNTY New formula would level tax distribution
Salem City Council voted to decrease East Liverpool's power over the distribution. By NORMAN LEIGH
Drug trafficking charges
Drug trafficking charges BOARDMAN -- Police are charging a 17-year-old Poland girl with felony
Tuesday, July 23 (51 stories)
Two hospitalized
Two hospitalized YOUNGSTOWN -- Jason Bates, 29, of Youngstown told police four shots were fired at
Non-public schools reject kids they can't educate
Opinion: Non-public schools reject kids they can't educate EDITOR: The community should be thankful to
Annual Tour of Ponds
Annual Tour of Ponds VIENNA -- Colonial Gardens' second annual Tour of Ponds will be from 10 a.m.
ULSTER PROJECT Making friends, peace
The Ulster teens will take lessons of tolerance back home. By ROSA MERCADO VINDICATOR STAFF
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Class of 1942 prepares for 60th reunion
They began their lives in the Roaring Twenties, spent their youths in the Great Depression and
HUBBARD Fireworks exhibitor: Product is good
The Ravenna man says he hasn't had a problem in 30 years. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Taft suggests piggyback special election
Trumbull commissioners are also expected to pass a resolution against a special election. COLUMBUS
Tracy Lombardo, Michael Hedrich to be married
LOWELLVILLE -- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lombardo of Lowellville are announcing the engagement of their
TRAFICANT CASE Detore's testimony opens can of worms
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Richard E. Detore's unchallenged
Sheri L. Pavlock to be bride of Jeffrey Stambaugh
GIRARD -- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Pavlock, 1141 Tod Ave., are announcing plans for the upcoming
TELECOMMUNICATIONS WorldCom fall leaves industry's future fuzzy
One attorney said the industry is going through a period of reassessment. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
NEPAL'S THROWBACK WAR
Opinion: Washington Post: While carnage in Israel and Kashmir and Colombia has dominated international
SOFTBALL Valley Sting Purple ends season at championship
The team won six games in national competition before finishing runner-up. SALEM, Va. -- The
AUSTINTOWN Trustees strike rules for dogs
A vote on the exotic-animal ordinance has been delayed until the trustees' next meeting. By IAN
NEWTON FALLS Council rejects voters' petitions
Residents objected to council's handling of a downtown redevelopment project. By STEPHEN SIFF
FOOTBALL WVU-bound Villagrana is glad recruiting is over
The Boardman senior is the third area player to verbally commit this summer. By JOE SCALZO
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Heat and humidity trigger ozone alert
By KATIE-NELL SCANLON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- High levels of ozone prompted an
OHIO Token progress: Turnpike strike looms
The turnpike workers union hopes to get $1-an-hour salary increases in each year of a three-year
Cutlip-Krotzer wedding to be at courthouse
YOUNGSTOWN -- Kris Cutlip and Milan Krotzer, both of 1518 Chattanooga Ave., are announcing the plans
Costs in arson
Costs in arson YOUNGSTOWN -- City fire officials incurred more than $100,000 in costs while
WARREN Improvements to water plant have begun
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- Work has started to update the city's Elm
East Palestine plans lake improvements
EAST PALESTINE -- City Manager Gary Clark is making preliminary plans with the Army Corps of
YOUNGSTOWN Council to weigh issues at meeting
The first round of grass-cutting on vacant lots has been completed. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
TRUMBULL COUNTY Break-ins increase; police on alert
Police are asking people to make sure they lock their vehicles. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and DENISE
NEW CASTLE Parking-meter allegations contested
Two other charges were dismissed for lack of evidence. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
Cost of a special election warrants Taft's attention
Opinion: Even $400,000 is an exorbitant amount to pay for an election in which the winner would serve in the
WELLSVILLE DeWine visits, touts new industrial park
U.S. transportation is returning to its roots, the port authority's director said. By NANCY TULLIS
Erin Seigfried, Dennis Pacholec to wed Aug. 17
AUSTINTOWN -- The engagement of Erin Seigfried and Dennis Pacholec, both of 7276 Stone Valley Lane,
Theft of skid loader
Theft of skid loader AUSTINTOWN -- Police are investigating a report that a thief drove a skid
Officials investigate food poisoning
TRANSFER, Pa. -- Chris Hackett said Pennsylvania authorities are still trying to determine the
POLAND Fire and beating precede death
Police don't know why the man waited so long to report an assault. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
Kimberly Ziegler, William Blott Jr. set wedding date
AUSTINTOWN -- Announced by Cheryl Ziegler and Terry Ziegler, both of Austintown, is the engagement
HERMITAGE Searchers find body in Shenango River
The fisherman's friends didn't realize he was missing until after dark. By HAROLD GWIN
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Auburn Doubledays (22-12) at Scrappers (19-15). When: 7:05. Radio: WNIO-AM (1390).
Neshannock school board hires superintendent
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Neshannock School District board of education has hired Michael Hink as
SWIMMING Nathan King gains all-America status in two state events
The Warren Harding senior ranks among the top 40 swimmers in the nation. By JOHN BASSETTI
Trustees meeting tonight
Trustees meeting tonight NEW SPRINGFIELD -- Springfield Township trustees were to meet in special
Board delays vote on condo project
Residents are worried the development would increase traffic and affect the rural atmosphere.
Death investigated
Death investigated HUBBARD -- The Trumbull County coroner's office and city police are
REUNIONS
XChaney High School Class of 1942 classmates will meet for brunch at 11:30 a.m. Aug. 5 at Denny's in
FARRELL New apartments won't receive break from property taxes
The agency needs to apply to the county for nonprofit status. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
MAHONING VALLEY Charities feel effects of falling market
People who usually give their extra money to charity don't have it to give with the plunging stock
Rep files motion, affidavits
The congressman wants a hearing and the opportunity to call witnesses. By PATRICIA MEADE
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Charmaine Whipple, 4250 Hillman Way, Youngstown, girl, July 20. Darren
Court reverses 1 conviction in child's rape
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- The 11th District Court of Appeals has
Lewis-Cornwell wedding is set for mid-August
Gale Lewis-Washington of 6043 Applecrest Court, Boardman, and Terry R. Lewis of 548 Idora Ave.,
Mercer County delays incarceration fee
MERCER, Pa. -- The Mercer County Prison Board has delayed implementation of a daily inmate
Monday, July 22 (42 stories)
Rescued from jumping
Rescued from jumping YOUNGSTOWN -- A 45-year-old Boardman man who threatened to jump from the
Students have always been unprepared for college
Opinion: Students have always been unprepared for college EDITOR: Once again we are hearing about how ill
MONDAY, JULY 22 SPORTS BUDGET
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POLICE CALLS Liberty
Summary of police activity: July 11 Domestic violence: Police arrested a 45-year-old Youngstown
Mi Oh My! Kim takes it
By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA -- She is just 5-foot-1 and weighs a little more
Campbell man is stabbed to death
STRUTHERS -- A 44-year-old Campbell man was stabbed to death, and his estranged wife is in guarded
Hermitage woman dies from heatstroke
Hermitage woman dies from heatstroke SHARON, Pa. -- A Hermitage woman who suffered from
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY New complaints Christ Michelakis vs. Richard Ingram, foreclosure. Christ
HUBBARD Fireworks accident probed
Investigators returned to the scene this morning, and the remaining fireworks were set off. By
LEADERBOARD Final round
Mi Hyun Kim, $150,000 65-68-69--202 -14 Kelly Robbins, $91,325 64-68-71--203 -13 Grace Park,
TRAFICANT CASE Hearing on expulsion is scheduled for Wednesday
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER WASHINGTON -- U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr.'s
OHIO LAWMAKERS Strickland, Sawyer, Brown rate high in children's issues
U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr. fared poorly in the children's issues survey. By DAVID SKOLNICK
Leetonia chief fields questions during probe
LEETONIA -- As the investigation of a firebombing on Butcher Road continues, Police Chief John
At 83, amputee has spirit to keep going
By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF SHE GETS UP AT 4 TO BAKE HOMEMADE bread. She makes all
NEWTON TOWNSHIP Trustees knew of DUI arrest before hiring
The chief said he's ashamed of the conviction for reckless operation. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Drum and bugle event planned at high school for Lake Erie FanFare
Drum and bugle event planned at high school for Lake Erie FanFare ERIE, Pa. -- Nearly 3,000 youth
Today is Monday, July 22, the 203rd day of 2002. There are 162 days left in the year. On this date
Opinion: Today is Monday, July 22, the 203rd day of 2002. There are 162 days left in the year. On this date
August rite set for Miss Sabol, Mark Laurie
The engagement of Mandy J. Sabol, 9320 Knauf Road, Canfield, and Mark C. Laurie, 5377 Willowcrest
Mahoning County tops the wrong list, again
Opinion: Mahoning County boasts -- if that's the right word -- the state's highest per capita spending on the
NEWTON TOWNSHIP Trustees knew of arrest before hiring of chief
The chief said he's ashamed of the conviction. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Parents announce Baird-Pangio wedding plans
STRUTHERS -- The engagement of Jennifer R. Baird, 615 Brandon Ave., and Aaron M. Pangio, 22 Morrison
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COLUMBIANA Officials seek ways to eliminate deficit
The finance director said estate or income tax collections could help reduce the deficit. By NANCY
Farm bureau meeting
Farm bureau meeting CORTLAND -- Terry McClure, president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, will
Here they go again
Opinion: Another Mahoning County jail inmate was freed by mistake last week. That's the third in a little
YOUNGSTOWN SWEEP Criminal trespass
Police converged on the Phar-Mor parking lot at 3730 Market St. to remove 28 young people
LIBERTY After 40 years in cafeteria jobs, school cook turns in her apron
Juanita Rokus said farewell at the summer park program. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
WORTH A LOOK
CRAFT SHOWS XSharpsville Area Elementary School PTO is seeking crafters to participate in a craft
Bader hangs tough at end
VIENNA -- If you analyzed Sunday's finish at Squaw Creek Country Club, perhaps you noticed that five
BUCKEYES Putter helps Green tie for fifth place
The Ohioan's two 65s after a first-round 76 gave her the lowest finishing 36-hole score of her
MEANDER RESERVOIR Fire chief works hard for a good causeway
State Sen. Bob Hagan is seeking federal funds to pay for some of the I-80 causeway work. By IAN
We can't win for losing
Opinion: It has been said that one of humanity's greatest inventions is air conditioning. Instead of snoozing
AUSTINTOWN Fire chief says he'll get help, and it's for a good causeway
State Sen. Bob Hagan is seeking federal funds to pay for some of the I-80 causeway work. By IAN
TRAFICANT TRIAL Juror No. 8 calls report in newspaper inaccurate
Leo Glaser said he taped the subcommittee hearing and wants to review the tape. By PATRICIA MEADE
LOCAL BRIEFS
Report of damage, theft AUSTINTOWN -- A 22-year-old Pembrook Drive woman reported her car was
Struthers man dies following stabbing
STRUTHERS -- A Struthers man was stabbed to death, and his estranged wife is in guarded condition
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
MOUNTAINEER RESULTS SUNDAY 1st--Precocious Gal (Parker)6.804.802.80 Bequia Tequila
Robbins' chip falls short
Her chip shot on No. 18 stopped a foot short of the cup. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS
YOUNGSTOWN Educating the public about sickle cell
The mayor informed Stephen Morris that July is proclaimed 'Sickle Cell Month' in Youngstown in honor
FOLLOWERS Delasin's late surge nets her tie for 3rd
The defending champion and Grace Park finished at 11-under par. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
Sunday, July 21 (104 stories)
WESTERN PA. Study to seek sites for industry
A second study will look for potential sites for large industrial development, including Lawrence
SENIOR CITIZENS
1418 AUXILIARY X1418 Auxiliary Seniors will meet Aug. 1 at Roosevelt Park Community Center for a
Videotape collection
Videotape collection NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A campaign to collect unwanted videotapes of movies or
MAHONING VALLEY GAS WELLS Drilling pollution is rare
Most of the area has already been drilled for oil and gas. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
SCRAPPERS STATISTICS
THROUGH FRIDAY'S GAMES BATTING ABRHHRRBIAVG Ben Francisco of5392003.377 Kenton Myers
JACK WOLLITZ Tourney gains $10,000
The bass were not especially cooperative, but there were plenty of smiles last Saturday around the
FARRELL Agency moves ahead on project
Construction needs to begin by Nov. 30 to secure federal funding for the project. By HAROLD GWIN
SEBRING Ultralight business is poised for takeoff from a cornfield
The company is looking for investors to help fund an expansion. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR
AUSTINTOWN -- Stephanie Agler has been making her own clothes since she was 8, and before that time,
AUSTINTOWN -- Stephanie Agler has been making her own clothes since she was 8, and before that time,
Team Green back in town
VIENNA -- Team Green is back, thank you very much. Which means there should be an abundance of the
ON THE JOB Is the move toward casual clothes at work good for business?
Proponents of a more formal dress style argue that casual dress leads to decreased productivity.
AREA
AREA Canfield wallops Kenton, 21-1 HUBER HEIGHTS -- Brittany Danilov and Tricia Bettura combined
Dale E. Shaffer will sign copies of his latest book, "Salem: A Quaker City History" from 2 to 4
Dale E. Shaffer will sign copies of his latest book, "Salem: A Quaker City History" from 2 to 4
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple MAKING THE CUT FOR CHARITY: Catherine Cartwright is at 1-under par
MIKE BRAUN Ravenna hunts restored for '02
What terrorist activities helped to tear asunder last year, the Ohio National Guard and the Ohio
YOUNGSTOWN Cuffing constables: Police chief continues crackdown
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- If you ask city police, they'll tell
Cover-up compounded child abuse crimes
Opinion: Cover-up compounded child abuse crimes EDITOR: Once again I am reading a letter about the abuse
SCOTT SHALAWAY Birds often get down and dirty to come clean
Years ago, as I cruised a gravel road in central Oklahoma, a small cloud of dust up ahead caught my
FARRELL Agency pushes ahead with project
Construction needs to begin by Nov. 30 to secure federal funding for the project. By HAROLD GWIN
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
BOARDMAN -- Lloyd Dermatology and Laser Center is announcing a new academic affiliation with
GLOUCESTER, MASS. Fishing city has a long history
Walking tours are a perfect way to see the history of this Massachusetts town. By NANCY JOHNGRASS
Open house celebration planned in honor of Mr. and Mrs Gillespie
CANFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gillespie, 4208 Pleasant Valley Lane, were honored by family and
ERIN HART WILLIAM FULLERMAN JR.
ERIN HART WILLIAM FULLERMAN JR. AUSTINTOWN -- A reception was held June 22 at Stambaugh Auditorium
Sunfest sand piles
Sunfest sand piles YOUNGSTOWN -- Reserve your one-ton pile of sand for the sculpture contest,
HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY Mary L. Thomas
Born: July 22, 1902, in Brewton, Ala. Residence: Lives in McDonald with her grandson and his wife,
JAIME HLEBAK CHRISTOPHER TILLMAN
JAIME HLEBAK CHRISTOPHER TILLMAN FORTSON, Ga. -- The wedding of Jaime Lynn Hlebak and Christopher
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
WITH THE VETS | Meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of July 21: MONDAY Korean War Veterans, Chapter 137, at Niles
FAST FACTS Ravenna Arsenal
Where: East of Ravenna, northwest of Newton Falls. What: The Ravenna Army Ammunition Plant
GROWTH STUDY
GROWTH STUDY Input The Allegheny Conference is looking for input from anyone interested in
Kim shoots 68, stays within shot of leader
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA -- Mi Hyun Kim has been in this situation. She
TRACY MIMS JOHN ARKWRIGHT
TRACY MIMS JOHN ARKWRIGHT YOUNGSTOWN -- The rose garden in Fellows Riverside Gardens at Mill Creek
FORUM HEALTH NORTHSIDE
FORUM HEALTH NORTHSIDE Kelly Quear, 1807 S. Raccoon Road, Austintown, boy, July 20. Tracey
FALLS FORD A handshake and a fair shake
The dealership owner's wife and children helped him rebuild the business after it was devastated in
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers sweep doubleheader
Mahoning Valley beat the Staten Island Yankees by 2-1 and 6-2 on the road Saturday for an 18-14
Renewal of marriage vows marks the Hurleys' silver anniversary
HUBBARD -- Mr. and Mrs. William Hurley, 3366 Broadview S.E., celebrated their 25th wedding
ROAD WORK Area projects
Projects the Ohio and Pennsylvania departments of transportation are working on this week:
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go Beauport House is at 75 Eastern Point Blvd. in Gloucester, Mass. For
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills New air conditioning is well worth the cost
Q. My old central air conditioner works, but I want to install one that provides better comfort and
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Westminster wins top honors for publications
NEW WILMINGTON -- Westminster College recognizes the value of all of its 20 intercollegiate sports,
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers slide past Staten Island
Mahoning Valley stranded just one baserunner in the game. STATEN ISLAND, N.Y.I ju -- Three
KEYSTONE CLIPS Santa Claus to visit summer celebration
RC's Marina at Clark on Shenango River Lake, Mercer County, will have its annual "Christmas In July"
There was a time when local author Dale E. Shaffer didn't care much for history. That was 19 books
There was a time when local author Dale E. Shaffer didn't care much for history. That was 19 books
LILIAN ESPARRA CRAIG MADDOX
LILIAN ESPARRA CRAIG MADDOX YOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Lilian Esparra of Sheffield Lake and
GREENVILLE Group hopes circus will aid town's financial woes
The association will use circus proceeds to help the borough dig itself out of a $1.62-million hole.
COLLEEN FROST ROBERT CAMPBELL
COLLEEN FROST ROBERT CAMPBELL BOARDMAN -- Western Reserve Baptist Church was the setting at 7:30
Knight Ridder Tribune
Knight Ridder Tribune NATURE'S HELPER: Eric Spencer, the foreman of The Living Tree Care Co. in
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Geewax mark 50th at dinner, family gathering
CAMPBELL -- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Geewax of Edward Lane were the guests of honor June 28 at a dinner
GLORIA DAVIS LOCK BEACHUM JR.
GLORIA DAVIS LOCK BEACHUM JR. CANFIELD -- Apostle Wayman Thomas officiated at 3 p.m. July 20 at
Though pilfering is a problem in every season, spring is when deer are particularly destructive,
Though pilfering is a problem in every season, spring is when deer are particularly destructive,
MARY BETH RUSNAK GENO VALENTE
MARY BETH RUSNAK GENO VALENTE CHICAGO -- St. Michael Church in Old Town was the setting at noon
NUTRITION PROGRAMS In the area
MAHONING COUNTY Forum Health At Home offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 11 locations in
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Boardman Spartan Camp -- is July 29 through Aug. 1, for boys entering grades 4 through 9.
AMANDA BISCORNET DAVID SAVO
AMANDA BISCORNET DAVID SAVO MEREDITH, N.H. -- The Patio at the Chase House was the setting at
BRIAN RICHESSON Scrappers pitcher says minor league is place to learn
Victor Kleine has grown accustomed to the Mahoning Valley. Go ahead and call him a Scrappers
Lindsay Semple
Lindsay Semple Mi Hyun Kim is elated ( this is as excited as she gets) agfter making birdie on
MILESTONES ROUNDUP
SCOUTS Zetts III honored Michael Zetts III of Struthers has achieved the rank of Eagle Scout.
LOWELLVILLE Kevin Dittmar 50
LOWELLVILLE Kevin Dittmar 50 Tim Mann 50 Russ Heasley49 Flip Jendre 49 Doug Worrell 49
Olivers to be honored at dinner on their 54th wedding anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN -- The 54th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Louis Oliver, 2332 Ohio Ave.,
LISBON Lepper Library works to get funding for renovation work
A decision on whether to start building this year is expected in a few weeks. By NORMAN LEIGH
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Gary A. Hilton Jr., legal age, of Niles, and Danielle L.
LIBERTY Belmont Avenue cleanup to begin
Township departments will clean up Belmont Avenue. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Two ex-stars relive storied past
Even Mercer County residents have a tough time trying to explain just where Fredonia is located.
Coreys mark 50th anniversary at surprise party
COLUMBIANA -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Corey of 55 Old Fourteen Road were honored June 27 at a surprise
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES MONDAY Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, 4470 Norquest Blvd., Austintown, 1-7 p.m.
KENDEL-RAE JAMIESON MICHAEL CHRISTOFF
KENDEL-RAE JAMIESON MICHAEL CHRISTOFF HUBBARD -- The gazebo at Pine Lakes Golf Club was the
Log Cabin Day to be held in Austintown
Craftsmen and vendors will be offering a variety of handmade items. AUSTINTOWN -- An outdoor
YOUNGSTOWN Author uncovers a life of greatness
The book is on sale now. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Great
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS, SEASONS, ETC. Youth Field Day program, Aug. 3, Coachman Club, Lawrence County, Pa.
ART CONTEST Winners on display
The winners of the art/poster contest sponsored by the Mahoning County Bar Association will have
SIDELIGHTS For all seniors
Girard Multigenerational Center, 443 Trumbull Ave., Girard, will sponsor "Summer Seiseun," an
CONTROLLED DEER, WATERFOWL HUNTS Ohio application information
Hunters wanting to participate this fall in special controlled deer and waterfowl hunts must submit
CAREER PATHS
HEALTH CARE YOUNGSTOWN -- JoAnne K. McCliment is the new corporate director of marketing and
If Traficant thought 'they' were out to get him, he should have behaved
Opinion: Almost certainly, U.S. Rep. James A Traficant, D-17, of Ohio will be simply citizen Traficant before
VOLANT, PA. Camp for women helps scouts
Highmark Blue Cross/Blue Shield is the event's main sponsor. VOLANT, Pa. -- Camp Elliott, owned by
Children's arts festival
Children's arts festival NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The annual Children's Summer Arts Festival at Hoyt
THERESA CAMPBELL CLIFTON JOHNSON JR.
THERESA CAMPBELL CLIFTON JOHNSON JR. YOUNGSTOWN -- Theresa L. Campbell, daughter of Stella
Mobile Medical Clinic
Mobile Medical Clinic YOUNGSTOWN -- St. Elizabeth Health Center presents a Mobile Medical Clinic
NEW CASTLE Luck is a lady for local 'Guys and Dolls'
Outstanding performances were given by the entire cast. By GARRY L. CLARK VINDICATOR STAFF
CARRIE COPPOLA BRAD CLYDE
CARRIE COPPOLA BRAD CLYDE YOUNGSTOWN -- The exchange of vows took place during a 2 p.m. ceremony
ERIE, PA. Mayor faces many challenges
VETERANS L.Z. Buckeye reunion CINCINNATI -- Vietnam Veterans of America, Clermont County Ohio
STEPHANIE CANDLE MICHAEL MASSIE
STEPHANIE CANDLE MICHAEL MASSIE BOARDMAN -- Stephanie Lynn Candle, daughter of Deborah and Michael
FRIDAY'S GAMES
FRIDAY'S GAMES American League Toronto 11, Tampa Bay 8 Boston 4, N.Y. Yankees 2 Minnesota 5,
LEAH HOOVER STEVEN KECK
LEAH HOOVER STEVEN KECK POLAND -- Poland Presbyterian Church was the setting at 1:30 p.m. June 29
LISA ARMSTRONG BRYAN SEIVERT
LISA ARMSTRONG BRYAN SEIVERT YOUNGSTOWN -- Wedding vows were exchanged during a 2 p.m. ceremony
HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY Henry S. Drevet
Date of birth: July 26, 1902, in Girard, the youngest of five children. His two brothers and two
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Mosquito spraying
Mosquito spraying CHAMPION -- Mosquito spraying in the township is set for Tuesday, starting about
GARDEN CLUBS
THURSDAY XThe annual picnic and flower show are planned for members of Hubbard Junior. Hostess
SHARON STRINGER RONALD SHAKLEE
SHARON STRINGER RONALD SHAKLEE YOUNGSTOWN -- The marriage of Sharon Antonia Stringer and Ronald V.
First-time home buyers
First-time home buyers YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown Area Urban League will host "Advice for the
Robbins basking at the top
By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA -- Kelly Robbins is gaining more confidence with
WARREN Car show to focus on fast Packards
A 1903 Gray Wolf and two Packard Twin Six Racers are part of the exhibit. WARREN -- Packards at
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA Study will seek sites for industry
A second study will look for potential sites for large industrial development, including Lawrence
NORTHFIELD RESULTS
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Caribbean Sun5.203.603.20 My Harts Desire8.205.00 Shania
HOLLY ROYAL JASON ZELONISH
HOLLY ROYAL JASON ZELONISH CANFIELD -- The Village Church at the Canfield Fairgrounds was the
YOUNGSTOWN Advocacy group to seek tenant at Phar-Mor location
ACTION hopes to find other grocers interested in the Youngstown location. YOUNGSTOWN -- The
Sleeper's timeless attraction
The Beauport House features more than 40 rooms and collections of everything from hat pins to glass
Losing Phar-Mor a blow to Mahoning Valley economy
Opinion: The victim of its own chequered history and the present's beleaguered economy, the Phar-Mor Corp.
Saturday, July 20 (69 stories)
YOUNGSTOWN Woman awaits sentence for wreck
The defendant is a nurse and the mother of 15-month-old twins. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
LEAVITTSBURG Injured teen to begin intensive therapy
Richard Eastman will receive treatment in Atlanta. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
MERCER Rainy-day fund was good move, GOP nominee says
This fall's gubernatorial race has two female candidates for lieutenant governor for the first time.
Erin Daniels to be bride of David Stamolis
COLUMBUS -- Erin Jean Daniels and David James Stamolis, both of Columbus, are announcing their
Robbins' hot start could snap slump
By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA -- Kelly Robbins hasn't won an LPGA tournament
Parents announce Fritz-Memo wedding date
Announced by John Fritz of Columbiana and Cristine Hoffman of Boardman is the engagement of their
CANFIELD SCHOOLS Chief to leave job to form teacher-training service
Contract talks in East Liverpool are suspended until the school board there works out its legal
LIBERTY Local woman missing in Ukraine
Ragiye Ibragimova's son and daughter have received permission to travel to Ukraine on emergency
Music festival downtown
Music festival downtown YOUNGSTOWN -- The Jericho Project and The Lost Then Found Ministries have
5 games out at festival
5 games out at festival NILES -- Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Festival has eliminated five
FIFTH PLACE Rookie Gulbis in contention
The first-year pro who encourages veterans in her group shot a 67. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Burgess is Ohio's best, but will he be a Buckeye?
The Warren Harding senior says he will wait until after the season to commit. By JOE SCALZO
Boy will face charges in carjacking
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Police filed a juvenile petition against a boy who was found driving a 1989
Middle East peace suffers setback with new violence
Opinion: The march toward peace in the Middle East has fallen back into its established pattern, one step
LPGA NOTEBOOK Giant Eagle Classic
Opening shot: Julie Piers of Palm City, Fla., officially hit the first shot of the Giant Eagle LPGA
Rezoning request in Milton Township
Rezoning request in Milton Township LAKE MILTON -- Milton Township trustees will meet in special
Two share lead at 64
Beth Bader and Kelly Robbins have a one-stroke lead after the first round of play at Squaw Creek
WARREN Former employees file suit against nursing home
WARREN -- Three former employees at Autumn Hills Care Center are suing the facility, claiming they
Scrappers' game is erased by rain
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Friday's Mahoning Valley Scrappers game here against the Staten island
Counties can't afford special election
The proposed special election could cost as much as $800,000. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
LPGA Patti Rizzo's return to golf not strong until Friday's play
The Fort Lauderdale, Fla. resident failed to make the cut in seven previous tournaments. By BRIAN
Buyer sought for building with pool
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- City commissioners may be willing to sell the municipal building annex at 900 N.
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Scrappers (16-14) at Staten Island (17-13). When: 6:05 p.m. Radio: WNIO-AM (1390).
Antifreeze poisoning kills Labradors
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU SALEM -- These days, Hunter doesn't stray far from
RETURNING CHAMPION Delasin finds herself in a familiar place
She trails Kelly Robbins by six strokes entering the final round. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
PAST CHAMPIONS Lopez not at her best, but feels she's playing better
Beth Daniel shot 4-under to stay in contention. By JAYME RAMSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA
BOARDMAN Synagogue becomes handicapped-accessible
By ROSA MERCADO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BOARDMAN -- Rabbi Simeon Kolko, the head of Ohev Tzedek-
WARREN Program would empower residents
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- One council member wants to revive a program
Police probe firebombing of home
LEETONIA -- Authorities are investigating the firebombing of a village residence, which occurred
PHAR-MOR Valley stockholder copes with loss of investment
Once legal matters are completed, Phar-Mor will disappear. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS
AMATEUR Thailand teen plays OK, but wants to score better
Naree Song Wongluekiet shot 3-over in Friday's opening round. By JAYME RAMSON VINDICATOR SPORTS
Sept. 11 remembrance
Sept. 11 remembrance YOUNGSTOWN -- The first anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks will be observed
MAHONING COUNTY Jurors to see boy's confession in crime rampage, gang rape
The judge has given three of the defendants until Aug. 23 to decide if they will enter plea
The $1.1 million project is being paid for with a lease-purchase agreement, similar to a loan.
The $1.1 million project is being paid for with a lease-purchase agreement, similar to a loan. By
Where did this come from?
VIENNA -- The question needed to be asked. Beth Bader just tied the Squaw Creek course record with a
FASHION Q & amp;A
Q. I've always worn bikinis to the beach, but now that I'm almost seven months pregnant I feel the
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple CLOSE CALL: Beth Bader tries body English to get her shot on No. 14
Kennedy Golf Classic is revised
BOARDMAN -- The Fifth annual Neil Kennedy Celebrity Golf Classic will have a new format this year.
Summer wedding for Pamela Lewis, Richard Norris Jr.
CINCINNATI -- A summer wedding is being planned by Pamela Jean Lewis and Richard Merle Norris Jr.,
LPGA Parker-Manzo manages 69
Tammie Green of Somerset shot the low round of the day to improve to 3-under par. By JAYME RAMSON
JAMES A. HAUGHT In fear of fools and hypocrites
Freedom of religion means the government can't tell you what to believe or which deities to worship
GIRARD Council will select new councilman for 3rd Ward seat
GIRARD -- Trumbull County's Democratic Party chairman has sent a letter to Girard City Council
YOUNGSTOWN City man receives sentence in assault
Larry Sly said he kept a gun in his East Side home to protect his children. By JoANNE VIVIANO
ELECTION CTA chooses officers at convention
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The United Commercial Travelers of America met July 9 at the Hyatt Hotel, where
OHIOANS First round a rough one for the natives
Only one of the seven Buckeyes was in the top 10. By JAYME RAMSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
Stofko-Shaffer wedding to take place in autumn
STRUTHERS -- Announcing their engagement are Shawna Paulette Stofko and Edward Tod Shaffer, both of
Corporate executives should aspire to ethics not greed
Opinion: America's economic guru, Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan has spoken, warning Congress
VILLA MARIA, PA. Newest Sister is a grandmother
The Sister said she and her family are happy with her decision. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR
THIRD PLACE After record day, Bader ready for more milestones
The 28-year-old has never played in the final group. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Stephen M. Kendall, 30, Salem, and Valorie S. Hohmann, 24, of
CINCINNATI Concerns about terrorism finish 2nd to last on poll
Education tops the priority list, but the latest figure is an all-time low. By DAVID SKOLNICK
BIRTHS
BIRTHS Forum Health Northside Michelle Rodriguez and Keith Mitchell, 248 Gordon Ave., Campbell,
Lisbon man makes deal in sex case
LISBON -- A Lisbon man originally charged with two counts of child rape has pleaded guilty to
GIANT EAGLE LPGA CLASSIC Cartwright makes her 1st cut a special experience
The teen-age rookie will give her first check to the Special Operations Warrior Foundation. By
Rizzo-Wardle engagement is announced
The engagement of Michelle Lynn Rizzo, 13145 Carter Road, Painesville, and Sean Timothy Wardle, 3624
Two leaders after first round beat club's tournament record
Most of the spectators driven away by the storm returned when play resumed more than two hours
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT Admission to the 17th annual Greater Youngstown Italian Fest is $5, and parking
CLUB CALENDAR
ADVISERS X4-H Saddle Horse Advisers will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Ohio State University Trumbull
TRUMBULL CO. Virus found in 7 birds
Very few people bitten by an infected mosquito will become seriously ill. WARREN -- The Ohio
LISTINGS
LISTINGS Vacation Bible School Bristolville United Methodist Church, Routes 45 & amp; 88,
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VIENNA Daniel gets 69 for fifth
Tammie Green rebounded after a bad Friday. By JAYME RAMSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA --
As usual, Delasin looking up
The returning champion is used to coming from behind. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT VIENNA -- Dorothy
Associated Press
Associated Press KING OF CONTROVERSY: Rapper Eminem kicks off his world tour at HSBC Arena in
SHARON Sewer plant needs improvement
By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU SHARON, Pa. -- The city and Upper Shenango Valley Water
THIRD PLACE Ch-ch-changes: Kim shoots low with new clubs
Danielle Ammaccapane also is tied for third place with the South Korean. By BRIAN RICHESSON
YOUNGSTOWN Safe Havens program protects newborns
The program allows birth parents to turn over a baby without fear of prosecution. By SHERRI L.
TRAFICANT CASE Rep was a target, friend decides
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- U.S. Rep. Steven C. LaTourette, a
Friday, July 19 (58 stories)
MAHONING COUNTY New corps to serve on home front
Volunteers of the corps will receive training. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Torrey M. Harris, 29, of 1417 Deer Creek Court, Austintown,
Businesses fear building will become 'ghost town'
One shop in the building has already closed because of the upcoming closing of Phar-Mor
GAIL WHITE Children deserve the home-field advantage
My son's baseball team for 8-year-olds was out on the field. This normally well-oiled, tough-as-
PHAR-MOR Tamco workers still hope for jobs
By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- Hope that Snyder's Drug Stores could
Classify these under 'Fun!'
By VALERIE BANNER VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Mike Fleming sits in the driver's seat of a long,
Chain's demise disappoints many in Mahoning Valley
Low prices and convenience draw customers to Phar-Mor. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF
COLUMBIANA TAX Group faces July 29 deadline
More than 3,000 valid signatures must be gathered. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
Heart Association lists new board of directors
Heart Association lists new board of directors YOUNGSTOWN -- The Mahoning/Columbiana Division of
CANFIELD SCHOOLS Board selects choice for chief
The board is expected to have a contract with a new superintendent by the July 30 board meeting.
Some things never change
I recently read something about college football from Yale president, James Rowland Angell. Seems he
If rep goes to 'the big house,' can he run?
The Ohio Secretary of State's Office prefers to give the benefit of the doubt on residency to the
WARREN Videotape won't be used in murder trial
The capital murder trial is scheduled to begin in November, officials said. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
LAWRENCE COUNTY Commissioners consider salary raise for attorneys
Commissioners are also looking for the best way to hand over $43,000 to the county airport
Mother faces charge
Mother faces charge YOUNGSTOWN -- Alice J. Humphrey, a mother whose 10-year-old daughter was
SHARON Officials express concerns over plant
Officials said they would accept an irrevocable letter of credit or a bond from the developer. By
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
A Mahoning County grand jury indicted these people Thursday: Lawrence W. Reed, 59, Hillman Way,
Lopez's focus changes
By JAYME RAMSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA -- To watch Nancy Lopez play on the golf course
TRUDI BREAKIRON CHRISTOPHER VETTERLY
TRUDI BREAKIRON CHRISTOPHER VETTERLY YOUNGSTOWN -- Monsignor David Rhodes presided as Trudi
LOWELLVILLE Council plans village renovations
Construction is under way on an elevator to make the administration building handicapped-accessible.
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Christopher and Sherri Hartzell, 138 Creed St., Struthers, girl, July 18. John and
KATHRYN COREY DAVID CIOLLI
KATHRYN COREY DAVID CIOLLI YOUNGSTOWN -- St. Edward Church was the setting at 2 p.m. June 15 for
ANN MARIE NOVAK STEPHEN PUHALLA
ANN MARIE NOVAK STEPHEN PUHALLA YOUNGSTOWN, Pa. -- The wedding of Ann Marie Novak and Stephen
CANFIELD SCHOOLS Board narrows search for chief
The board is expected to have a contract with a new superintendent by the July 30 board meeting.
GETTING IT RIGHT
Brigitt Berk is the Howland mother of 3-year-old triplets who was interviewed for an article that
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Scrappers (16-14) at Staten Island (17-13). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio: WNIO-AM (1390).
Freedom and security demand delicate balance
Opinion: President Bush's ambitious reorganization of more than 100 federal departments and agencies into the
WARREN Man pleads guilty to reduced charge
The prosecutor is going to recommend that the defendant serve 60 days in an alternative sentencing
FORMER CHAMPION Thirteen years after title, Beth Daniel back at Squaw Creek
She hasn't played this course in 10 years. It was much different then. By PETE MOLLICA
CANFIELD Cattle abusers get cleanup duty at fair
The men will be assigned to the trash detail at the fair and will clean manure out of the stalls.
MAHONING COUNTY Grand jury decides against indicting Boardman officer
The woman has said she wants the officer to be kicked off the force. By JoANNE VIVIANO
PRO-AM RESULTS
Final results of the Classic Pro-Am by Cellular One. First name in group is Wednesday's pro, last
KARRIE WEBB Aussie adjusting to the course
She is playing in this tournament for the fourth time, but first at this course. By JAYME RAMSON
CYNTHIA MARTZ MARTIN FERNBACK
CYNTHIA MARTZ MARTIN FERNBACK YOUNGSTOWN -- Married during a sunrise ceremony at 6 a.m. June 19 in
BABE RUTH BASEBALL Youngstown all-star teams ready for state tournaments
The 13- and 14-year-old teams will play in Newark, while the 15-year-old team will play in
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XDianthus Chapter of the American Business Women's Association will hold its 45th
Committee says Traficant should go
By DAVID ENRICH STATES NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON -- The House ethics committee unanimously voted
If rep moves to 'the big house,' can he run?
The Ohio Secretary of State's Office prefers to give the benefit of the doubt on residency to the
ON TRACK This weekend's events
NASCAR WINSTON CUP New England 300 Schedule: Today, qualifying (TNT, 3 p.m.); Sunday, race
Delasin aims for 3-peat as event opens
Many children's and educational charities will be the big winners Sunday. By PETE MOLLICA
Ticket sale set Saturday for 'legend'
NILES -- The Ohio Browns Boosters will host "An evening with the legend, Jim Brown" on Aug. 28 at
Chain's demise disappoints many
Low prices and convenience draw customers to Phar-Mor. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF
WARREN Dream of owning home becomes woman's reality
A Sweetbrier Avenue resident received two federal grants to help her buy the house. By DENISE DICK
GIANT EAGLE LPGA CLASSIC Delasin aims for 3-peat as event opens
Many children's and educational charities will be the big winners Sunday. By PETE MOLLICA
Delasin begins pursuit of 3-peat
The two-time defending champion has an opportunity to make LPGA history. By JAYME RAMSON
Politicians are all like -- can any be trusted?
Opinion: Politicians are all like -- can any be trusted? EDITOR: I read the article in today's Vindicator
Businesses fear Centre building will turn into a 'ghost town'
One shop in the building has already closed because of the upcoming closing of Phar-Mor
POLICE CALLS Boardman
Summary of police activity: July 8 Warrant: Police arrested a 57-year-old North Lima man on two
Birdie putt gives team pro-am win
Brian Ferrier's putt capped his team's two-day net score of 106.4. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR
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High school awarded GIRARD -- Girard High School has been named a Buckeye Best Health School Gold
CAVS SCHEDULE
OCTOBER Tuesday 29 -- at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Wednesday 30 -- at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m.
Where can the rubber meet the recycler?
Opinion: With hundreds of millions of tires stacked in piles around the country and millions more headed in
AUSTINTOWN Club figures into probes
Those involved in the shooting had been ordered to leave the club's parking lot. AUSTINTOWN --
NOTEBOOK From Squaw Creek
Eagle for the champ: Dorothy Delasin, the two-time defending champion of the Giant Eagle LPGA
MAHONING COUNTY Two businesses to bring more jobs to the area
One business owner praised Youngstown's work force. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By JoANNE VIVIANO
Thursday, July 18 (80 stories)
Bidder's dropping out disappoints company
Giant Eagle wouldn't operate Phar-Mor stores but would control Tamco, prescriptions at 27 stores and
Mahoning County voters should support sales tax
Opinion: Mahoning County voters should support sales tax EDITOR: The letter of complaint about the
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Scrappers (15-14) at Batavia Muckdogs (14-15). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio: WNIO-AM (1390).
Results from the 156th Trumbull County Fair:
Results from the 156th Trumbull County Fair: DAIRY CATTLE HOLSTEINS Jr. Heifer Calf: 1. Gary
TRUMBULL COUNTY Man says he saw SUV run over wife
The SUV driver remains jailed in lieu of a $1 million bond. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Its promise unmet, drug chain will die
SIDEBAR TO MAIN A corporate scandal, the dropping of its retail strategy and the rise of larger
Adapting to greens will be test for Teske
This is the Australian's first visit to the Giant Eagle Classic. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
MILL CREEK METROPARKS Canfield Lions Club seeks fee for July 4 parking in farm lot
The club uses money raised at the fireworks display to fund programs for the blind, diabetic and
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Top o' the evenin' to you from Ireland
The lines were nothing like I expected them to be at Pittsburgh International Airport last week. My
Sharlene Foy, Richard Piper are betrothed
AUSTINTOWN -- Elizabeth Foy, 4893 Westchester Drive, is announcing the engagement of her daughter,
Lawrence Co. DA joins anti-terrorism panel
Lawrence Co. DA joins anti-terrorism panel NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Matthew Mangino, the Lawrence County
YOUNGSTOWN Limited to murder charge, jurors acquit defendant in March slaying
Three other men remain accused of murder in connection with the death of Stephen Shackleford. By
$1M week was 'hectic'
It was 1990 when Jane Crafter was shooting for a $1 million annuity. By BRIAN RICHESSON
Facility expands heart options
The volume of heart procedures is building up at TMH. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR HEALTH
Man awaiting rape trial called victim, police say
Man awaiting rape trial called victim, police say WARREN -- A 24-year-old man awaiting trial on
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Jose M. Pagan, 44, of 111 Oxford, Campbell, and Amber L.
LPGA NOTEBOOK From Squaw Creek
Key Bank event: LPGA professional Dina Ammaccapane led a team that included Tim Totin, Dave Milken,
Tamara Tabor, James Glancy Jr. to wed Oct. 11
AUSTINTOWN -- Tamara Tabor and James Glancy Jr., both of 4531 Woodhurst Drive, are announcing their
Taft prepares in case congressman is ousted
The governor sponsored a fund-raiser for the Republican candidate for Congress, touting her as the
Hermitage commissioners expect raised sewer fees
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- City commissioners expect to introduce an ordinance in August raising residential,
Fire forces woman, 3 kids from home
SHARON, Pa. -- City firefighters said a Sherman Avenue woman tried to fight a blaze in her home with
POLAND TWP. Ex-worker wins suit
Common-law marriages that began before October 1991 are recognized as legal in Ohio. YOUNGSTOWN --
NILES Bus plan funds OK'd
The police chief said curfew for those age 17 and younger will be strictly enforced. BY AMY
LEETONIA Village seeks funds to install waterlines
Village water customers have complained for years about discolored water and low water pressure.
Parents: do you know where your children are?
Opinion: Two stories in Monday's Vindicator should send chills down the backs of local parents: The first
GRAEDONS | People's Herbal Pharmacy Plantar warts need not deter runners
Q. I am a distance runner, and my feet are in awful shape. They're cracked and scaly, and the
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PHAR-MOR McKelvey plans fight to stop sale
Giant Eagle wouldn't operate Phar-Mor stores but would control Tamco, prescriptions at 27 stores and
Parish seeks volunteers for annual festival
GIRARD -- The annual St. Rose Parish Festival will be July 26-28 in the church parking lot, 48 E.
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Officials give OK for facility for disabled
Work on the structure is expected to take about a year. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
Woman cited for python
Woman cited for python YOUNGSTOWN -- Police have cited Cheryl A. Wilson, 34, of 65 S. Belle Vista
Closing corporate doors leaves lack of leadership
Agency leaders fret about the loss of corporate headquarters in the area. THE VINDICATOR,
New Castle carjacking suspects sought
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Police were still searching this morning for three people involved in an apparent
Not everyone loves a parade, or even an apology, in Ireland
Opinion: In Northern Ireland, Catholics and Protestants are going to find it difficult, if not impossible, to
PHAR-MOR Its promise unfulfilled, chain to die
A corporate scandal, the dropping of its retail strategy and the rise of larger chains doomed the
Hermitage school board cuts tax increase
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The Hermitage School Board is giving taxpayers back some of the additional subsidy
Cafaro lawyer denies improprieties in case
The congressman has accused the judge in his case of judicial misconduct for her husband's
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Samantha Tower and Michael Naleck, 230 Moreland Drive, Canfield, boy, July 16
GIANT EAGLE LPGA CLASSIC PAIRINGS
FRIDAY SQUAW CREEK COUNTRY CLUB, VIENNA TEE #1 7:30 a.m. -- Julie Piers, Palm City, Fla.;
TRUMBULL COUNTY Rapist is labeled a sexual predator
The victim testified that the defendant sexually assaulted her numerous times. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Neshannock raps neglect of state roads
NEW CASTLE -- Officials in Neshannock Township are tired of being forgotten by the Pennsylvania
OHIO POLL Taft's approval rating rises
A large number of people who approve of the governor's job performance couldn't give specific
"It would be a great opportunity for this district to have someone so vigorous and effective
"It would be a great opportunity for this district to have someone so vigorous and effective
Area pupils to attend MEDCAMP
ROOTSTOWN -- Several Mahoning Valley children are among 51 students from 11 counties attending
Endangering charge filed against mom
YOUNGSTOWN -- Police charged Lakeisha M. Ross, 28, of 812 Steel St. with child endangering and
Parking fines rise in Columbiana
OLUMBIANA -- Motorists who violate city parking regulations will find the fines have doubled. City
YOUNGSTOWN Boy waives speedy trial in rape
A defense attorney is seeking to have the boy's confession tossed out of court. By JoANNE VIVIANO
Jury awards $2.75M in fatal car crash
WARREN -- A Trumbull County Common Pleas jury has awarded $2.75 million to the family of a 17-year-
Pancake breakfast to benefit Red Cross
SALEM -- A pancake breakfast from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at St. Paul School gym, 925 E. State
Man sentenced for failing to keep records
SHARON, Pa. -- Fadi Zahran of Boardman, who pleaded guilty in April to a charge of violating federal
Former bank draws interest
LEETONIA -- A Beaver Township man wants to buy the former Sky Bank building at 243 Main St.
NEW CASTLE Shelter bid awarded
Arson destroyed the previous band shelter. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW
MAHONING COUNTY Voters to decide on tax renewals for children services, TB program
Recent reports of neglected children show the continued need of the service, the CSB executive
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Christopher and Shannon (Willrich) Aromando of New Castle, Pa., are announcing the birth of twin
Taft prepares for possibility of replacing congressman
The governor sponsored a fund-raiser for the Republican candidate for Congress, touting her as the
TRUMBULL COUNTY Indictments
The Trumbull County grand jury has issued the following indictments: Jamaur Brown, 19, Trumbull
Bauer, a rookie, is more confident
After a runner-up finish last week, Beth Bauer has greater expectations at Squaw Creek Country Club.
NY-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers' Shaun Larkin enjoys walks in the park
Todd Pennington pitched two shutout innings in relief to pick up the victory. BATAVIA, N.Y. --
BUTLER COUNTY New pipeline to aid growth
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Water from Lawrence County will help a growing area in southwestern Butler
GREENVILLE Group considers fund for investing
The Greenville civic group is looking into a nonprofit account at Shenango Valley Community
CANFIELD Board, guests question 3 vying for superintendent
Mark Squicquero, school board president, said he expects the board to hire a new superintendent by
MAHONING VALLEY Reduced funding concerns library officials
New book purchases and magazine and newspaper subscriptions would be some of the first things cut.
YOUNGSTOWN Man charged with burglary, forgery
The suspect was caught when he tried to cash a stolen check, police say. By PATRICIA MEADE
Crime Stoppers sale
Crime Stoppers sale BOARDMAN -- Crime Stoppers is seeking donations of unwanted items for its end-
AIRPORT Trying to land new tenants
Smaller airports may be cheaper, but officials say the Vienna airport offers more. VIENNA --
OTHER CATEGORIES
OTHER CATEGORIES Emmy nominations Animated program (less than one hour): "As Told By Ginger,"
Bidder's dropping out was a disappointment
Giant Eagle wouldn't operate Phar-Mor stores but would control Tamco, prescriptions at 27 stores and
CHANGING TIMES
CHANGING TIMES Corporate moves Some recent corporate changes in the Mahoning Valley: 2002:
WELLSVILLE County to build new water treatment plant
Officials hope to start construction late this year. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
Parents announce Dercoli-Brownlee wedding date
The engagement of Dr. Jennifer L. Dercoli of Boston and Dr. Kory D. Brownlee of Richmond, Va., is
Rookie Bauer is lot more confident
After a runner-up finish last week, Kim Bauer has greater expectations in the Giant Eagle LPGA
TRAFICANT ETHICS HEARING Ruling is in panel's hands
BULLETIN: The House panel members announced this morning that they found Rep. James A. Traficant
Look out Tammie! Green is the pick
VIENNA -- It's that time of the year again when I go out on a limb and predict the winner of the
CANFIELD That's Italian -- festival opens
The Italian Fest has something for almost everyone. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
MAJOR BILLS
MAJOR BILLS Top creditors Phar-Mor's unsecured creditors are waiting to find out how much they
The Vindicator/1993 file photo
The Vindicator/1993 file photo CLOSING DOORS? The future looks dark for Phar-Mor's headquarters in
Port authority rehires consultant
VIENNA -- Western Reserve Port Authority has rehired the consulting company that has worked the past
Trustees, ex-officer sued in man's death
WARREN -- A lawsuit blames poor vehicle maintenance and a Howland Township policy for causing a
TRAFICANT ETHICS HEARING Ruling: guilty on 9 counts
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER WASHINGTON -- The U.S. House ethics subcommittee
TRAFICANT ETHICS CASE Panel rules 'guilty' on 9 counts
The congressman said that he was disappointed but that the decision was not unexpected. By DAVID
Wednesday, July 17 (67 stories)
Green feels close to home
VIENNA -- Tammie Green likes being here. She feels comfortable. She feels welcome. She feels
BOXING Hanshaw 15-0, beats Whitaker
Two knockdowns in the third round appeared to be the difference in the fight. By BOB ROTH
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Lateef N. Hightower, 27, of 3410 E. 23rd St., Indianapolis,
YOUNGSTOWN A filthy home, a fourth arrest: Mom faces endangering charges
Five of the woman's six children were at the house when police arrived. By PATRICIA MEADE
PHAR-MOR AUCTION Closings loom for stores
Giant Eagle will try to recruit as many Phar-Mor employees as possible, a company attorneysaid. By
MOUNTAINEER PARK RESULTS
MOUNTAINEER PARK RESULTS TUESDAY 1st--Teamaway (C.Murphy)20.005.204.00 Many Many Girls
Deficit to force cuts
Deficit to force cuts SALEM -- City officials have some tough fiscal decisions to make in coming
BAZETTA TOWNSHIP Official works to get family running water
Tests in April and May showed that the family's well water was contaminated. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
NORTHWEST PENNSYLVANIA Lawmaker hears of ways to boost region's economy
The committee has been traveling across the state to find out which development programs are
INTERNATIONAL STEEL GROUP INC. Informal negotiations progress slowly
Former LTV workers are growing frustrated at the pace of contract talks with new owners.
GIANT EAGLE LPGA CLASSIC Yocum enjoys heading volunteers for tourney
Brad Yocum of Cortland began serving as a volunteer seven years ago. By JAYME RAMSON VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Judge finds man guilty of murder in '98 shooting
By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- When Ada Hill was shot and killed,
LAWRENCE COUNTY Panel mulls options for new government
The study group agreed a part-time, seven-member county council should replace the commissioners.
PHAR-MOR AUCTION Closings loom for 52 stores
USE THIS VERSION, KILL EARLIER VERSION VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT YOUNGSTOWN -- The bidding group
ID theft sentencing
ID theft sentencing CLEVELAND -- Rosemary Delgado of Youngstown was sentenced in federal court
HELP AND ADVICE
HELP AND ADVICE Multiple births Parents expecting more than one child at a time face several
Fatal crash probed
Fatal crash probed SOUTHINGTON -- The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating a crash that
The annual Mount Carmel parade and celebration draws former residents back to town.
The annual Mount Carmel parade and celebration draws former residents back to town. By KATIE-NELL
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials advertise to fill health commissioner's post
Commissioners are expected to pay a company more than $11,000 to remove and clean equipment. By
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Scrappers (14-14) at Muckdogs (14-14). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio: WNIO-AM (1390).
Blood supplies drop
Blood supplies drop CLEVELAND -- The need for blood at local hospitals is outweighing the supply
CELEBRITY GOLF Long-drive event ends in the rough
None of the celebrities hit shots good enough to win the contest. By JAYME RAMSON VINDICATOR
Man pleads guilty in bar fight charge
NEWTON FALLS -- A Garrettsville man involved in a bar fight April 2 and subsequent run-in with
Coroner IDs girl fatally shot on I-680
YOUNGSTOWN -- The 15-year-old girl killed by a gunshot wound to the head around 12:40 a.m. Monday
Worker dies after bridge accident
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A worker on a construction crew dismantling a bridge on the U.S. Route 422 bypass
YOUNGSTOWN Matched sets: Event celebrates multiples
St. Elizabeth Health Center organized a reunion for twins, triplets and quadruplets born there. By
Today is Wednesday, July 17, the 198th day of 2002. There are 167 days left in the year. On this
Opinion: Today is Wednesday, July 17, the 198th day of 2002. There are 167 days left in the year. On this
Parents announce Davis-Ramsdale engagement
The engagement of Stacie Lee Davis, 4661 Lockwood Blvd., Boardman, and Jason Charles Ramsdale, 4049
COLUMBIANA Grants to fund sewage plant
Fees would be assessed on new developments. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU COLUMBIANA
Cafaro Co. denies Detore's statements
The former USAerospace executive said Cafaro Co. officials deceived him. YOUNGSTOWN -- Richard
Susan Fox to be married in Oct. 5 rite
CLEVELAND -- Announcing their engagement are Dr. Susan Fox and Dr. Conrad Simpfendorfer, both of
LPGA NOTES From Squaw Creek
Qualifier here: The Giant Eagle LPGA Classic is one of two qualifiers for the LPGA Tour's final
Davis-Shuster engagement is revealed
CANFIELD -- Announcement is being made by Judith E. Davis, 4556 Williamsburg Drive, and Joseph W.
Harris retains title in Canton TV bout
Vivian Harris gained a 12-round decision over Ubaldo Hernandez for the IBA junior welterweight
Lisa Stephens, Chadwick Miller to wed Aug. 31
COLUMBUS -- Announcement of the engagement of Dr. Lisa Lynn Stephens and Dr. Chadwick David Miller,
Amy Bornheimer to be bride of Eric J. Chasko
Sylvia and Rich Perhacs of Warren and Richard and Chris Chasko of Austintown are announcing the
Senate hopeful unveils revitalization plan
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Farrell businessman Kyle Klaric, a Democratic candidate for state senator in the
GIANT EAGLE LPGA CLASSIC Lopez receives gift for charity
The contribution from Mahoning Valley Sports Charities will go to AIM for the Handicapped. By
YSU Union leaders criticize lack of progress in talks
The faculty union president said YSU's contract offer is ridiculous, unprofessional and an insult.
Q: Why do clothing manufacturers put white pocket linings in white pants and skirts? Don't they know
Q: Why do clothing manufacturers put white pocket linings in white pants and skirts? Don't they know
SLAYING Officer: Witness saw face of man
The jury saw a videotape of another witness's statement. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR STAFF
GAIL WHITE Stepping across the street to discover friends
Each morning, when I pull into the parking lot across from The Vindicator, I see a cluster of people
Keeping records open serves best interests of Ohio citizens
Opinion: Highly emotional cases make bad law. And in Florida in February and March of 2001, emotions were
Kenda Erkard, Robert Pickard set wedding date
Kenda Camille Erkard, 49 Clifton Drive, Boardman, and Robert D. Pickard Jr., 2203 Volney Road,
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Michael and Kendra Wilcox, 328 Water St., Hubbard, boy, July 16. Betsy Tower and
LITTLE LEAGUE Canfield girls qualify for state tournament
Lauren Sulick pitched Canfield to an 8-1 win over Boardman for the District 2 championship. By
PORT AUTHORITY Falling revenues force airport to trim its budget by $150K
The cuts are more drastic than anticipated. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF VIENNA
HOWLAND Deal puts Ajax employees back to work
Manufacturing is about people, the chairman of the Cleveland company said. By DENISE DICK
Chaney Class of 1972 will miss one of its own
Opinion: Chaney Class of 1972 will miss one of its own EDITOR: This week the 1972 graduating class of
HUBBARD Rodeo queen competes nationally
What do barrels, poles and goats have in common? Horsemanship competition. By AMY HOUSLEY
Amanda Guthrie, Russell Frederick to wed Oct. 12
YOUNGSTOWN -- Announcement is being made by Donald and Deborah Guthrie, 2505 Vollmer Drive, of the
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Lopez, Craven reunited for another golf week
Boardman native Kristyn Craven met Nancy Lopez at the 1992 tourney, and the two have become close
LPGA excitement returns to the Mahoning Valley
Opinion: Some of the world's top women golfers are hoping the number 13 will be their lucky number this
LAKELAND, FLA. Three area teens vie in national pin meet
Mark Guthridge, Greyson Nolder and Rynette Nolder vied with some of the top young bowlers.
Delasin's shot aids victory
A 40-foot sand shot helped Tammie Green and Paul McFadden win the Butler Wick Celebrity Shootout.
NILES Former Ames store to be Best Buy
The new store will employ between 100 and 125 when it opens next spring. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
CANFIELD Schools chief hiring nears
The board president says the district should have a new superintendent by early August. By IAN
LONG DRIVE CONTEST No qualifier, but Casi settles for consolation prize
The East Palestine High graduate will play golf at the University of Maryland. By BRIAN RICHESSON
Melissa Stepuk, Mr. Chadbourne to wed Sept. 21
CANFIELD -- Paul and Carol Stepuk, 10700 Washingtonville Road, are announcing the forthcoming
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP County would fight water service from Consumers
The company is circumventing commissioners, a Trumbull County official says. By TIM YOVICH
POLAND Library wins award for its interior design
The library has received recognition for both interior and exterior design. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
WEATHERSFIELD Contract worth millions means business for RMI
Every titanium company in the world was vying for the contract, RTI's president said. THE
Cops arrest gunman after Shenango Township standoff
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A gunman who held police at bay for several hours in Shenango Township late
TRAFICANT HEARING Morford pressured me to lie, co-defendant says
The congressman's indicted co-defendant testified until almost midnight. By PATRICIA MEADE and
Tuesday, July 16 (73 stories)
AGENDA
AGENDA WEDNESDAY Mill Creek Park board, 7 p.m., MetroParks Farm, 7574 Columbiana-Canfield Road,
YOUNGSTOWN Jury deliberates fate of ex-worker from Poland Twp.
On one form, Robert Swesey checked the 'married' box instead of the 'common law' box. By JoANNE
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses John M. Bohurjak Jr., 29, of 17285 Mock Road, Berlin Center,
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POLICE CALLS Canfield, Austintown
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD CITY July 4 Theft: A resident of the 100 block of
GIRARD Board chooses schools chief in 2-year pact
The new superintendent's contract contains no drug-testing clause. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Thanks, Granny, for all the fond memories
At my granny's house, the picture frames were adventures. If you removed the backs, you could peel
Man pleads innocent
Man pleads innocent AUSTINTOWN -- A South Raccoon Road man pleaded innocent to charges stemming
Miss Kamperman, Mr. Varley plan August wedding
BOARDMAN -- Announced by Gwen Smith of Boardman is the engagement of her daughter, Kimberly A.
OSHP LISBON POST Top trooper takes to heart 13 fatalities
The new post commander promised strict, firm but fair law enforcement. By NANCY TULLIS
NEW CASTLE Man to stand trial on murder charge
Authorities have not offered a motive for the shooting. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
WASHINGTON On 2nd day of hearing, rep predicts dismissal
By DAVID SKOLNICK and PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR STAFF WRITERS WASHINGTON -- U.S. Rep. James
Mahoning County needs second humane officer
Opinion: Mahoning County needs second humane officer EDITOR: I am writing this letter on behalf of the
ROUTE 82 Tanker overturns and spills chemical
Breathing xylene may cause dizziness and confusion. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Strudwick team wins Vindicator Pro-Am
Fittingly, the winning team included a representative from the sponsor. By PETE MOLLICA
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple STILL STANDING: The flagpole at the Smoky Hollow memorial on the
NEW CASTLE Hit by transit authority bus, Park Avenue woman dies
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A woman trying to cross Jefferson Street died after being hit by a New Castle
Rail operation to begin soon
ROGERS -- A new railroad shipping enterprise that will employ more than a dozen people is expected
WEATHERSFIELD RTI reports profits of $3.5M for quarter
One official said RTI may see losses in the second half because of a still-sluggish aerospace
STATE ROUTE 82 Tractor-trailer overturns, spills flammable chemical
Breathing xylene may cause dizziness and confusion. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
REUNIONS
XThe Boland family will hold its 24th annual reunion at noon Aug. 18 at Fair Park in Canfield. Those
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth John and Michelle Delgarbino, 4563 East Drive, Youngstown, boy, July 15.
Jurors are selected in murder case
YOUNGSTOWN -- Lawyers will deliver opening arguments in Mahoning County Common Pleas Court arguments
Traficant dredges up same old, same old for Congress
Opinion: To hear the poor, old son-of-a-truck-driver congressman tell his sad story before the House
NEW CASTLE Girl's killer asks for life term
The state expects to receive a large number of requests from death row inmates under the new law.
ON AREA DIAMONDS | Youth baseball
Little League District Tournament (ages 11-12) Canfield 3, Hubbard 2 -- Dom Rich's single
17TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Independents Traficant, Davis lag in campaign fund raising
The Republican candidate raised more than $120,000 toward her election campaign during the first
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Boardman Spartans Camp -- directed by Scott Knox for boys in grades 4-9 will be held at
YOUNGSTOWN Officials face a shortfall, plan layoffs
The city hopes to minimize the number of cuts in the police and fire departments. By DAVID
YOUNGSTOWN Golden String opens a courtyard for camp
The group's summer camp activities include arts and crafts and exercise to music. YOUNGSTOWN --
BAZETTA Not all is well after drilling
All the fish in the 21/2 acre pond have died in the past month, leaving an odor that is hard to
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Scrappers (14-13) at Batavia Muckdogs (13-14). When: 7:05. Radio: WNIO-AM (1390).
Salem officer, Perry settle
LISBON -- A Salem police officer has settled his civil lawsuit against Perry Township in connection
SHARPSVILLE SCHOOLS Most of boost in state subsidy to go to district's debt service
The school board members disagreed on how the rest of the money should be spent. By HAROLD GWIN
Authorities investigate child left home alone
Authorities investigate child left home alone LIBERTY -- Township police and Trumbull County
GIANT EAGLE LPGA CLASSIC Casi's long drives not enough
The recent East Palestine High graduate shot 80 in the qualifying tournament. By PETE MOLLICA
WARREN New cardiac center to open at hospital
TMH's is an extension of the Heart Hospital at Forum Health's Northside Medical Center. WARREN
Sharon school board votes on supervisor of curriculum
SHARON, Pa. -- Elementary Principal Michael Calla is now the supervisor of curriculum and
CORTLAND Gas leak forces people out of homes
A second natural gas line was damaged this morning in Braceville. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN-WARREN Commissioner has plans to help regional airport
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Northwest Airlines plans to end flights out of the facility Sept. 8.
WHERE IT WENT
WHERE IT WENT Sharon state subsidy The Sharon City School Board voted unanimously Monday to
Class AA semifinal decided tonight
YOUNGSTOWN -- Pal Joey's/New Affair will play Roth Brothers in the Class AA baseball playoffs
Law: Dorm students must be vaccinated
GROVE CITY, Pa. -- Students planning to attend college in Pennsylvania this fall must be vaccinated
YOUNGSTOWN Judge: Man is guilty in murder
The defendant had claimed the shooting was an accident. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF
Veteran recruits help to care for aging memorial
A veteran is looking for some support from the community to preserve the 'sacred ground.' By
NOTEBOOK | From Squaw Creek Country Club
Trumbull Clinic: The Trumbull Memorial Hospital Foundation Golf Clinic for seniors and physically-
MARTY D. SANTILLO
MARTY D. SANTILLO New superintendent Age: 58 Home: Macedonia. Moving to the area. 1999-2002:
YSU Mediator called as talks fail
Salary increases for administrators have been temporarily frozen. By RON COLE VINDICATOR
Sherick-Sellers engagement is made known
CANFIELD -- Announcement is being made by Bill and Naomi Sherick, 3386 Western Reserve Road, of the
Guido-Miller wedding date to be Sept. 21
CORTLAND -- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Guido, 221 Wae Trail, are announcing the engagement of their
NEW CASTLE Attempting to cross street, woman dies after bus hits her
Firefighters were called to help lift the bus off the victim. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A woman trying to
Views on child support welcome
The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services is accepting public comment on recommendations to be
FINAL SCORES | Vindicator Pro-am
54.80 -- Suzanne Strudwick, Jim Ford, Lisa Apato Ford, Carl Paglia, Ted Suffolk. 55.00 -- Angela
MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL After 9-3 loss, Scrappers hit road for six-game trip
Batavia snapped Mahoning Valley's two-game winning streak at Cafaro Field. By BRIAN RICHESSON
August wedding is planned for Erica Thomas
Plans are being announced for the upcoming marriage of Erica L. Thomas, 4363 Timberbrook Drive,
YOUNGSTOWN Counselor:Drug court loses some
Treatment for an addiction does not guarantee lifelong recovery. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR
Today is Tuesday, July 16, the 197th day of 2002. There are 168 days left in the year. On this date
Opinion: Today is Tuesday, July 16, the 197th day of 2002. There are 168 days left in the year. On this date
WASHINGTON On hearing's 2nd day, rep predicts expulsion
By DAVID ENRICH STATES NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON -- U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr. told a
How did he do? Experts give mixed reviews on performance
His emotional appeal to panel members may be his most positive influence throughout the hearings,
Two rookie players in field
Hilary Homeyer and Giulia Sergas gained the two open berths, while Alexandra Casi of East Palestine
YSU trustees board
YSU trustees board YOUNGSTOWN -- Gov. Bob Taft has appointed Salem Mayor Larry DeJane to a nine-
By DAVID SKOLNICK
By DAVID SKOLNICK and PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR STAFF WRITERS WASHINGTON -- U.S. Rep. James
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK | From Cafaro Field
Transactions: Third baseman/catcher Brad Guglielmelli and first baseman Sean Manfredonia of the
LAKE MILTON Seabees provide free labor for first phase of park project
No local tax dollars will be spent building the trail. By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
HUBBARD City council
Highlights of Monday's city council meeting: Council suspended the second and third readings and
District mulls spending
District mulls spending NEW WILMINGTON -- The Wilmington Area School District is looking into ways
Tara E. Watkins to be bride of Mr. Mowery
NILES -- Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Watkins of 189 Cassandra Drive are announcing the engagement of their
FINANCIAL REPORTS Congressional campaigns Financial activity for April 18 to June 30 for congressmen and congressional candidates. Because of rounding, not all figures are exact.
17TH DISTRICT Timothy J. Ryan [won Democratic primary] Previous balance: $26,396 Contributions:
TRUMBULL COUNTY Effort to sell water systems to private company runs dry
A county official says Niles is offering cheaper water than Consumers of Ohio Water Co. By STEPHEN
Attempt on Chirac's life gives Europe cause for concern
Opinion: Thanks to alert spectators, the life of a head of state was saved and the nation of France was
Collins-Peterson engagement is announced
YOUNGSTOWN -- Announcing their engagement are Jennifer Marie Collins and Ronald E. Peterson, both of
Traficant used more than two of his five hours to respond to the accusations.
Traficant used more than two of his five hours to respond to the accusations. By DAVID ENRICH
Monday, July 15 (48 stories)
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Docket Thomas R. Wigglesworth III vs. St. Joseph Riverside Hospital, settled and
BAZETTA It's the end of the ride for 156th Trumbull Fair
The weather was nearly perfect for the 156th county fair. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Boardman teen charged
Boardman teen charged BOARDMAN -- A 17-year old township boy is charged with carrying a concealed
Carabbia should have stayed in prison till the day he died
Opinion: We don't know which is more distressing, that gangster Ronald Carabbia is going to be released from
CLEVELAND Traficant deserves light sentence, his attorney says
The congressman's lawyer wants to submit testimony and affidavits. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
NASCAR Winston Cup Leaders
NASCAR Winston Cup Leaders Through July 14 Points 1, Sterling Marlin, 2,483. 2, Mark Martin,
with Tim McNicol
with Tim McNicol Age: 36 Hometown: Wellsville Education: Bachelor's degree in political
Teens' fireworks blamed for damages
Teens' fireworks blamed for damages BROOKFIELD -- Teen-agers playing with fireworks Sunday are
TRUMBULL FAIR
TRUMBULL FAIR Attendance A breakdown of last week's attendance at the 156th Trumbull County Fair
'In God We Trust' showed U.S. as God-fearing nation
Opinion: 'In God We Trust' showed U.S. as God-fearing nation EDITOR Perhaps we should take & quot;In
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Batavia Muckdogs (12-14) at Scrappers (14-12). When: 7:05. Radio: WNIO-AM (1390).
McCall-White troth announced, wedding planned
AUSTINTOWN -- The engagement of Deborah Ann McCall and Ryan Isaac White, both of 2983 Forest Ave.,
CANFIELD Italian festival to begin
Dominic Chianese, who plays Uncle Junior on 'The Sopranos,' will headline the event. By IAN HILL
TRUMBULL COUNTY Bazetta police seek recognition
The department may be the first in Trumbull County to become accredited by the international
WORTH A LOOK
CRAFT SHOWS XVendors are being sought for the St. Jude Women's Guild craft show to be held from 10
Galik-Winans troth announced, wedding planned
The engagement of Tracy Galik, 225 Carriage Lane, Canfield, and Steve Winans, 23 Charles St.,
Beaver-Kouvaras wedding to be in North Royalton
Plans for the upcoming marriage of Wendy Beaver and Jason Kouvaras, both of 115 Cheyenne Trail,
Contract ratified by transit system workers
Contract ratified by transit system workers MERCER, Pa. -- Workers in two transit systems in
Hitting streak ends for Scrappers center-fielder
Manager Chris Bando anticipates Francisco will continue to hit well. By BRIAN RICHESSON
Goller-Smith wedding to be at Baptist ranch
HUBBARD -- Raymond and Pamella Goller, 360 Center St., are announcing the engagement of their
Giant Eagle: special sponsor
A professional golf tournament can only be as good as its sponsors and volunteers, and for that
COLUMBIANA CORNER For sheriff, funding 'is another story'
Columbiana County Sheriff Dave Smith isn't coming right out and saying that he's contemplating a
Meredith Weimer to be bride of Brian Bender
YOUNGSTOWN -- Atty. William and Carole Weimer, 2331 Fifth Ave., are announcing the engagement of
YOUNGSTOWN City, school board begin discussions to settle suit over CCA abatement
After four years of legal wrangling, a settlement of the CCA tax lawsuit may be in sight. By ROGER
POLICE CALLS
POLICE CALLS Liberty Summary of police activity: July 3 Warrant: Police arrested a 22-year-
Mustang Car Show Horse power
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER He placed a "For Sale" sign in the window. Then he
Snyder's Drug raises the bar
Opinion: On Tuesday, the final chapter of the glorious and inglorious history of Phar-Mor Inc., a deep
LOCAL
LOCAL Class AA roundup YOUNGSTOWN -- Jolly Joe's and Roth Brothers have jumped out to one-game
George Foreman denies he's woman's father
George Foreman denies he's woman's father HOUSTON -- Boxing legend George Foreman is fighting the
LOCAL CROPS Experts offer progress report on growing season
Crops that survived a cold, wet spring are now high and dry. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM
CANFIELD Italian festival scheduled to begin at fairgrounds
Dominic Chianese, who plays Uncle Junior on 'The Sopranos,' will headline the event. By IAN HILL
YOUNGSTOWN Mallards duck into Manor: 'They're part of the family'
By ROSA MERCADO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- For Al Tuber, a beautiful sunny day isn't
CAMPBELL Drug court grad dies
The former schoolteacher had expressed bitterness about the press coverage of his arrest. By
YOUNGSTOWN -- Jolly Joe's and Roth Brothers have jumped out to one-game leads in their best-of-three
YOUNGSTOWN -- Jolly Joe's and Roth Brothers have jumped out to one-game leads in their best-of-three
ONE ON ONE | Tim McNicol Assistant prosecutor handles the tough cases
How did you come to get this particular assignment in the prosecutor's office? I was assigned to
SCRAPPERS Team is looking to sweep Batavia
Keith Ramsey, a recent Cleveland Indians draftee, wants to settle into a role with Mahoning Valley.
TRUMBULL COUNTY FAIR Results
4-H CLOTHING MIDDLE SCHOOL First place: Jenna Miller Second place: Melissa Taylor Third
Four Farrell residents honored
FARRELL, Pa. -- The city honored four of its residents with the first Farrell Citizen of the Year
ON TAP At Squaw Creek
Today The Vindicator Pro-Am, 8 a.m. TMH Foundation Golf Clinic, 9 a.m. to noon. YSU Junior
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Gardens safari planned at Fellows Gardens
Gardens safari planned at Fellows Gardens YOUNGSTOWN -- Fellows Riverside Gardens presents "Safari
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Stephen and Allison Early, 1414 Bacon Ave., East Palestine, boy, July 13. John and
NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
Check-up: With 26 games played, and 50 more to go, Scrappers manager Chris Bando has liked what he
SATURDAY'S GAMES
SATURDAY'S GAMES American League Detroit 5, Chicago White Sox 3, 1st game Detroit 3, Chicago
YOUNGSTOWN Bullet kills teen in car
Police counted eight bullet holes in the car. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER
Man to face charges from police chase
AUSTINTOWN -- A South Raccoon Road man was set to appear in Mahoning County Court today to face
WASHINGTON Panel begins Traficant hearings
The hearings are being televised by C-SPAN. By DAVID ENRICH STATES NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON --
WASHINGTON Traficant rails at ethics panel
The congressman repeatedly violated the public trust by trading his office for gain, an ethics
Sunday, July 14 (155 stories)
Addiction leaves too many lives up to chance
With an infusion of money, local counselors hope to loosen the grip of gambling addiction in the
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK Antoine L. Tate The FBI and Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force are
These events, centered around Ohio's frontier history, are open to the public.
These events, centered around Ohio's frontier history, are open to the public. WEDNESDAY 11
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES MONDAY Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 388 E. Midlothian Blvd., Youngstown, 1 to 6 p.m.
MARY MELONIO MICHAEL CANCILLIERE
MARY MELONIO MICHAEL CANCILLIERE AUSTINTOWN -- A reception at Mr. Anthony's in Boardman followed
Lopez's farewell tour filled with emotions, memories
After 25 years on tour, Nancy Lopez will retire after this season. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
THOMAS GROUP
THOMAS GROUP Giant Eagle Classic Executive Director: Eddie Thomas Tournament Manager: Tim
MEGAN NELLIS CHRISTOPHER BURNSIDE
MEGAN NELLIS CHRISTOPHER BURNSIDE CANFIELD -- Megan Elizabeth Nellis and Christopher Burnside were
BONNIE ARNOWITZ CHRISTOPHER ROSEBERRY
BONNIE ARNOWITZ CHRISTOPHER ROSEBERRY LAS VEGAS -- Bonnie Ellen Arnowitz became the bride of
Enticing buyers with zero interest
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- Area car
SPECIAL EVENTS Delasin, McGann lead long-drive field
VIENNA -- The field has been set for two of the Giant Eagle LPGA Classic's most popular events, the
Participants will march from a church on Fruit Avenue to a religious Tent Service at Spearman Avenue
Participants will march from a church on Fruit Avenue to a religious Tent Service at Spearman Avenue
BAZETTA Couple, dog escape safely from early morning fire
BAZETTA -- A couple in their 20s and a dog escaped without injury as their 2820 Warren Meadville
Social club in Farrell looks for new location
FARRELL, Pa. -- The New Deal Club, a city fixture for nearly seven decades, is looking for a new
Rookie Se Ri Pak claims fourth LPGA Tour crown
She won when veteran Dottie Pepper missed a 4-foot birdie putt on the final hole. WARREN -- Se Ri
TIFFANY SCHULER MICHAEL STEELE
TIFFANY SCHULER MICHAEL STEELE BOARDMAN -- St. Luke Church was the setting at 2 p.m. June 15 for
SOCIAL SECURITY Q & amp;A
Q. If I choose to retire and receive reduced benefits at age 62, will my monthly benefit increase to
Wicinski ready for tourney duties
Eddie Thomas will now serve as executive director of the tournament. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR
KEYSTONE CLIPS Valley rainfall above average
The Shenango Valley continues to enjoy a wetter-than-normal year, according to statistics kept by
Traficant in role of dead man walking
Opinion: Editor's note: In about 24 hours, the chairman of a House ethics subcommittee will gavel an
TRUMBULL COUNTY New York firefighter visits young pen pal in Howland
Capt. Ray Saxton said he was nervous about meeting his 7-year-old pen pal. By STEPHEN SIFF
HONORS
HONORS Advocacy award The board of directors of the Ohio Advocates for Mental Health has named
LOCAL
LOCAL Mike Ellis unbeaten for Midland Braves NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Sixteen-year-old Mike Ellis, a
Atlanta campaign
Atlanta campaign "We're out to show you a good time" is the theme of a new tourism promotion
2001 RECAP A different course, but the same result
Dorothy Delasin became the second repeat champion in tournament history. By PETE MOLLICA
SE RI PAK 1998 Champion
Birthdate: 9/28/1977 Birthplace: Daejeon, Korea, Republic of Residence: Orlando, FL Rookie
NILES For promoter, it's best to get acts together
There's no vacation in sight for Dominic Baragona until next month, after a rib and music festival
CHILDBIRTH CLASSES
CHILDBIRTH CLASSES Forum Health Childbirth Preparation, Mondays at Northside Medical Center,
YOUNGSTOWN Mentors change young lives
In Mahoning and Trumbull counties, 150 children await Big Brothers Big Sisters mentors. By JoANNE
Some Youngstown city schools do better than Hope on proficiency tests
Opinion: Some Youngstown city schools do better than Hope on proficiency tests EDITOR: I'm writing in
Downtown map
Downtown map YOUNGSTOWN -- Finding downtown destinations will be easier if you use a new map
STAGE REVIEW KSU's 'Forum' joins vaudeville with Roman antiquity
The outstanding cast gave stellar performances with almost-perfect comedic timing. By GARRY L.
TRAFICANT CASE Rep to face col leagues House panel to decide if congressman gets booted
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER WASHINGTON -- U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr. is
MV snaps loss streak
Mahoning Valley blanked Batavia 9-0 with a six-run third inning rally. By BRIAN RICHESSON
Various visitors cause trouble in the U.S.
Non-native species have caused and continue to cause trouble across the United States and close to
TRUMBULL COUNTY FAIR Today's schedule
8 a.m.: Gates open 8:30 a.m.: Junior Fair Super Showmanship 10 a.m.: Junior Fair Horse Show 11 a.m.:
KATHRYN EARNHART | The Butlers Branch out, broaden your horizons
Right here in Northeastern Ohio, The Butler Institute of American Art (Youngstown) and its two
YOUNGSTOWN -- Christopher J. McCarty, regional director of marketing and public relations for
YOUNGSTOWN -- Christopher J. McCarty, regional director of marketing and public relations for
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS, SEASONS, ETC. Youth Field Day program, Aug. 3, Coachman Club, Lawrence County, Pa.
RETURNING CHAMPION Delasin growing up, moving on in career
The 21-year-old said her season 'begins here in Vienna, Ohio.' By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Laine's Echo(Pantaleano)7.404.403.80 Deliver Hope(C
SETTING THE FIELD This year's golfers
Anna Acker-Macosko Kristi Albers Helen Alfredsson Danielle Ammaccapane Dina Ammaccapane
BOXING Jones batters Asipeli in TV bout at Packard Hall
The Panamanian won a unanimous 10-round decision to raise his hopes for a title fight soon. By
NEW CASTLE, PA. Program provides guidance for dads
The 12-week program is part of a national initiative meant to help men be better fathers. By LAURE
U.S. Rep. Joel Hefley, subcommittee chairman Hometown: Colorado Springs, Colo. Age: 67. Political
U.S. Rep. Joel Hefley, subcommittee chairman Hometown: Colorado Springs, Colo. Age: 67. Political
BRIAN RICHESSON Strike or not, minors play ball
Andy Milovich is caught in between. A baseball fan, he doesn't want players at the major league
VETERANS
VETERANS Learn more online WASHINGTON -- A new Web site -- www.dol.gov/elaws/evets.htm -- offers
JACK WOLLITZ Stars come out for top tourney
Bass fishing's annual Big Show - the CITGO BASSMASTERS Classic - this year features a star-studded
PETE MOLLICA Area has benefited from long run of LPGA tourney
VIENNA -- Tomorrow morning, things get under way at Squaw Creek Country Club for the 13th annual
Fla. man killed in crash
Fla. man killed in crash HANOVERTON -- David Campbell, 52, of Summerfield, Fla., was killed
SCRAPPERS STATISTICS
THROUGH FRIDAY'S GAMES BATTING ABRHHRRBIAVG Ben Francisco of4571903.422 Jeff Haase
Intersection meeting
Intersection meeting AUSTINBURG -- The Ohio Department of Transportation will conduct a public
BETH DANIEL 1990 Champion
Birthdate: 10/14/56 Birthplace: Charleston, SC Residence: Delray Beach, FL Rookie Year:
ONE BUSY WEEK
ONE BUSY WEEK Events at Cafaro Field Wednesday What: Concert by classic rock bands Bad Company
TABATHA LIPFORD JASON DINOBILE
TABATHA LIPFORD JASON DINOBILE MURRAY, Ky. -- Tabatha Dawn Lipford and Jason Matthew DiNobile were
1999 IN REVIEW Gallagher-Smith records her first victory on tour
Her 199 total for 54 holes broke the tournament record set by Michelle McGann. WARREN -- Jackie
IN THE CUP! Area holes-in-one
Bob Hrusovsky of Warren aced the No. 13 hole at the Mill Creek Park South Course. He used a 7-iron
CANFIELD Two injured in SUV accident on Western Reserve Road
CANFIELD -- An 18-year-old man and his 20-year-old female passenger were in stable condition in St.
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The beauty of it
The beauty of it After years of ignoring the market, white-owned companies are supplying beauty
Sherri McEaneney and Alex DeRose will exchange vows in late August
AUSTINTOWN -- Paul R. and Bernice J. McEaneney of Austintown are announcing the engagement of their
NANCY LOPEZ 1993 Champion
Birthdate: January 6, 1957 Birthplace: Torrance, CA Residence: Albany, GA Rookie Year: 1977
By REBECCA SLOAN
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Toiling in a sun-drenched flowerbed during the dog
Balloon Quest
Balloon Quest NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Brightly colored hot air balloons will fill the sky this week as
1997 IN REVIEW Green needs five extra holes to win second title
Tammie Green's marathon struggle with Laura Davies marked her second area LPGA championship.
SLIPPERY ROCK, PA. Town gets check for revitalization
Volunteers have raised an additional $2 million to revitalize the town. SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. -- In a
DOROTHY DELASIN 2000-01 Champion
Height: 5 feet, 6 inches Birthdate: August 26, 1980 Birthplace: Lubbock, TX Residence: South
DO YOU NEED HELP?
DO YOU NEED HELP? Where to call These resources are available if you or anyone you know has
2000 IN REVIEW Delasin surges to first victory
The 19-year-old Californian became the Tour's youngest champion in 25 years. WARREN -- Going into
WARREN Combating vacancy problem
There are more than 100 condemned houses in the city. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
WENDY ANDELLO JAY JANCIGA
WENDY ANDELLO JAY JANCIGA BOARDMAN --After their wedding at 6 p.m. June 8 at St. Luke Church, Jay
AMBRIDGE, PA. Old Economy Village plans festival with historical crafts
AMBRIDGE, Pa. -- Old Economy Village will have a Family Festival from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 27.
TELEVISION Terry Gannon leads three-day coverage on ESPN and ESPN2
The networks will broadcast the event for two hours each day. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS
Wagner-Reinhart vows are planned for late August
The engagement of Jamie Lynn Wagner and Eric Thomas Reinhart, both of Columbus, is being announced
LOWELLVILLE ROD & amp; GUN CLUB 565 NEW MIDDLETOWN SPORTSMAN 563 MAHONING SPORTSMAN CLUB
LOWELLVILLE ROD & amp; GUN CLUB 565 NEW MIDDLETOWN SPORTSMAN 563 MAHONING SPORTSMAN CLUB 563
MONEY LIST Golfers see plenty of Green, rewarded for their success
Consistency has put Ohio native Tammie Green at the top. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
Praters to observe 50th anniversary in South Carolina
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Prater, 307 Fourth Ave.
MAHONING VALLEY SCRAPPERS
MAHONING VALLEY SCRAPPERS Today -- Batavia, 2 p.m. Monday -- Batavia, 7 p.m. Tuesday -- at
MERCER, PA. Victorian Weekend goes back in time
One of the main features is the tour of homes. By LAURI GALENTINE VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Wilmington grad Erika Fairies leads Brown rowing team
Rowing, in this part of the country, is not one of your run-of-the-mill sports. But it's very
NESHANNOCK TWP. Coffee Grinder fights for concerts
The outdoor entertainment ranges from soloists to eight-piece jazz bands. By LAURA MILOSER
BENEFIT Golf outing to be held at Avalon Lakes
The event will be in the form of a four-person scramble. HOWLAND -- Area golfers have an
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills How to reduce fuel dependence
Q. I have considered getting a solar water-heater kit to cut my utility bills and protect the
GIANT EAGLE LPGA CLASSIC Past Champions
1990 Beth Daniel 207 (-9) at Squaw Creek Country Club * 1991 Deb Richard 207 (-9) at Squaw Creek
YSU ARTS FESTIVAL Families find balloons, crafts and lots of fun
Matt Cooper, 15, entertained other festival-goers as he pedaled his unicycle from one end of campus
ON THE MARK Tournament records
(Through 2001) LOW SCORE, FIRST ROUND -- 64 -- Anna Acker-Macosko (1997), Tammie Green (1997); 65
LOCAL DIGEST
Crash kills motorcyclist YOUNGSTOWN -- A 48-year-old Struthers man died after the Harley-Davidson
MICHELLE MCGANN | 1995-96 Champion
Birthdate: 12-30-1969 Birthplace: West Palm Beach, FL Residence: Singer Island, FL Rookie
MELINDA GREEN JOHN DEPIETRO JR.
MELINDA GREEN JOHN DEPIETRO JR. ST. THOMAS, Virgin Islands -- Magens Bay was the setting at 10
Curfew serves everyone
Opinion: It's an old story: Kids will be kids. Not that every kid in Poland Township gets to wander the
FIRECRACKER OPEN Sportsmen's Shooting Center
DOUBLES NameCityScoreTitle Rich CameronSharon, Pa.100Ch Chuck IsaacNew Castle, Pa.99Ru James
Beckers are honored on anniversary during a family dinner in Struthers
POLAND -- A family dinner party was held July 2 in celebration of the 25th wedding anniversary of
BETH ANN REA JEFFREY DEW
BETH ANN REA JEFFREY DEW YOUNGSTOWN -- Fellows Riverside Gardens at Mill Creek Park provided the
TOURNAMENT WEEK Schedule of events
Monday, July 15 The Vindicator Pro-Am -- 8 a.m. TMH Foundation Golf Clinic -- 9 a.m. YSU Jr.
Lucky Labrador pub welcomes canine visitors
Lucky Labrador pub welcomes canine visitors Even the beer names at the Lucky Labrador Brewing Co.
Good game turning ugly
Can you imagine someone who hates major league baseball doing a better job of sabotaging the game
YSU gets shortchanged in budget sweepstakes
Opinion: It's one thing for Youngstown State University to share Ohio's economic pain, but it's quite another
SOUTHERN SCHOOLS Project stays on budget, schedule
A preschool is being considered for one of the school buildings that will be vacated as part of the
MARY GERST HUNTER MORRIS
MARY GERST HUNTER MORRIS AUSTINTOWN -- Mary Ellen Gerst, 2254 Sprucewood Drive, and Hunter Morris,
LOCATION
LOCATION The Natural Bridge State Park is at 2135 Natural Bridge Road, Slade, Ky., 40376-9999,
2002 LPGA SEASON Schedule and winners
Feb. 28-March 2 -- LPGA Takefuji Classic (Annika Sorenstam) March 14-17 -- PING Banner Health
FINAL SCORES
Dorothy Delasin, $150,00069-69-65--203-13 Tammie Green, $93,09369-67-68--204-12 Se Ri Pak, $67,
YOUTH
YOUTH Rifle team competes Nine members of the Vienna Cougars Junior Rifle Team recently competed
CAREER PATHS
HEALTH CARE YOUNGSTOWN -- Dr. Firas Saker is the new director of the Division of Neonatology at
LPGA TOUR STATISTICS
Through July 7 Scoring 1, Annika Sorenstam, 68.80. 2, Juli Inkster, 70.21. 3, Se Ri Pak, 70.38.
GRAEDONS | People's Pharmacy Could wife be allergic to husband's medication?
Q. My husband was recently diagnosed with diabetes. Now I am having health issues myself, and my
'Ohio Frontier' is theme of Chautauqua
EAST LIVERPOOL -- The Ohio Humanities Council will pitch its old-fashioned Chautauqua tent in
GIANT EAGLE CLASSIC Money Leaders
(Combined earnings for 12 tournaments) Player Events Total Earnings Best Finish Tammie Green 12
1994 IN REVIEW Green emerges champ after a soggy weekend
Because of Saturday's rain, Tammie Green had to play 32 holes on Sunday, but managed to prevail.
1994 SCORES
PlayerMoneyScore Tammie Green ($82,500)206 C. Walker ($51,201)208 Kim Shipman ($33,211)209
STACIE MARSHALL MICHAEL BLAIR
STACIE MARSHALL MICHAEL BLAIR YOUNGSTOWN -- The June 8 wedding of Stacie A. Marshall and Michael
Poker Run scheduled
Poker Run scheduled YOUNGSTOWN -- The third annual Poker Run, sponsored by the employees of Rural
FATHERHOOD Facts and figures
24 million children (34 percent) live absent from their biological fathers. Nearly 20 million
Timko anniversary observed June 7 at family gathering in Connecticut
STRUTHERS -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James Timko, West Wilson Street, was
SQUAW CREEK QUALIFIER Thailand to Tampa, these twins show they're no amateurs
The 16-year-old sisters have already competed in other LPGA tournaments. VIENNA -- The Giant Eagle
Fernbacks mark 50th anniversary at family dinner
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Fernback of Boardman celebrated their golden wedding anniversary
The Whetstones are honored at brunch for 50th
BOARDMAN - Mr. and Mrs. R. Alvin Whetstone, 7052 West Blvd., were guests of honor during an open
ROAD WORK Area projects
Projects the Ohio Department of Transportation and Pennsylvania Department of Transportation are
WITH THE VETS Meetings for the week of July 14
TODAY Post 235, American Legion, 11 High St., Girard, 2 p.m. Post 504, American Legion, 2065
OHIO Autopsy photos: private or public?
A state newspaper leader argues that coroner documents must stay in the public domain. By BOB
AREA SCHEDULE
JULY MONDAY -- Junior Girls Only Tournament at Tamer Win Golf Course in Cortland. (330) 637-2881.
Furless pets
By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER THEY ARE CREEPY AND they are crawly and they lunch on
ELISSA BARBERO MICHAEL D'ALTORIO
ELISSA BARBERO MICHAEL D'ALTORIO CAMPBELL -- The Rev. John Trimbur presided at 2 p.m. June 8 at
Junior League plans event for breast-cancer survivors
LIBERTY -- The Junior League of Youngstown will hold a Pink Ribbon Tea to honor breast-cancer
AREA GOLF SCORES
MEN The Vindicator (Pine Lakes) -- Low gross: Don Kniska 36, Sam Mirto 40, Dave Majors, Dan
FRIDAY'S GAMES
FRIDAY'S GAMES American League Toronto 5, Boston 0 Oakland 1, Baltimore 0 Cleveland 2, N.Y.
CRIME SOLVERS Mercer County
A fugitive from justice is the focus of Mercer County Crime Solvers this week: Crime: Robbery.
VALERIE KNAUFF RICHARD CATAFFA JR.
VALERIE KNAUFF RICHARD CATAFFA JR. BROOKLANDVILLE, Md. -- Valerie Adele Knauff, daughter of Joyce
The schedule for the 14th annual Victorian Weekend includes:
The schedule for the 14th annual Victorian Weekend includes: FRIDAY Noon to 9 p.m.: Ice Cream
BIRTHS
St. Joseph Stacey Herald, 5291 Tioga St., Newton Falls, girl, July 12. Bobbie Dotson and Mark
RESULTS At Packard Music Hall
The under-card 150-pound division: Keli Madrid (Maui, Hawaii) won by knockout in 2:34 of first
Organ donor registry opens to licensed drivers in Ohio
YOUNGSTOWN -- Licensed drivers in Ohio who want to be organ donors now can be listed in The Ohio
SCOTT SHALAWAY Lemon drops of summer
Goldfinches live double lives. In winter, they often escape notice thanks to their drab olive
MELANIE SCHARRER DAVID BUDZ
MELANIE SCHARRER DAVID BUDZ BOARDMAN -- The Rev. Jerry Hunt presided at 12:30 p.m. June 15 at the
LPGA LONG DRIVE Event attracts the big hitters
Of the six amateur qualifiers for Tuesday's finals, four hail from the Valley. PETE MOLLICA
Victim aids robbers
Victim aids robbers YOUNGSTOWN -- A 27-year-old Mount Vernon Avenue man said he gave a jump-start
Associated Press
Associated Press BEATING THE HEAT: Young visitors to the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts
NATALIE EDWARDS GARY PRITCHARD JR.
NATALIE EDWARDS GARY PRITCHARD JR. WARREN -- The wedding of Natalie Ann Edwards and Gary Alan
Blood bank asks hospitals to postpone elective surgeries
PITTSBURGH -- Central Blood Bank has advised the hospitals it serves to postpone certain elective
1993 SCORES
PlayerMoneyScore Nancy Lopez ($75,000)203 Deb Richard ($46,546)203 Pat Bradley ($24,845)204
WNBA ROUNDUP Saturday's games
Liberty 67, Mystics 53 WASHINGTON -- New York ended Washington's nine-game home winning streak
MAKING IT HAPPEN
MAKING IT HAPPEN Founding Sponsors and Trustees The 10 corporate sponsors of the Giant Eagle
1993 IN REVIEW Lopez outlasts Richard in playoff
The queen of women's golf knocked in a 25-foot eagle putt on the 54th hole to tie, and then won the
LAURA WIMER STEVAN POPOVICH
LAURA WIMER STEVAN POPOVICH YOUNGSTOWN -- A honeymoon at Montego Bay, Jamaica, followed the June
Saturday, July 13 (55 stories)
Firefighter exercise
Firefighter exercise YOUNGSTOWN -- Two vacant homes will be burned at 10 a.m. today as part of the
If you manifest charity, how excellent it is! And if you hide it and give it to the poor, it is good
If you manifest charity, how excellent it is! And if you hide it and give it to the poor, it is good
SOAP BOX DERBY Local winners prepare for national race
The three local winners' soap box race cars will be shipped to Akron on Sunday. By MARALINE KUBIK
YOUNGSTOWN Jail releases wrong inmate
The suspect was free less than two hours before being taken back to jail. By BOB JACKSON
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Mark W. Anderson, 32, of 18323 W. Fifth St., Beloit, and Ella
POLITICAL SURVEY 2 get low grades from watchdogs
U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr. scored higher than any other Ohio Democratic member of Congress in
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: July 1 Stolen: A man was arrested for fleeing in a stolen pickup
COLLEGE NOTES Area athletes
CLARION Charles Coryea, a 1972 Reynolds High graduate, was one of six new additions to the Clarion
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Mark and Sally Beck, 7175 Saint Ursula, Canfield, boy, July 9. Forum Health
Christina Polish, Rick Marinelli are engaged
AUSTINTOWN -- Announcement of the engagement of Christina Polish and Rick F. Marinelli, both of
Flag to honor 'Tree City'
Flag to honor 'Tree City' CANFIELD -- City council has been given a flag to honor Canfield's
GETTING IT RIGHT
Based on a prosecutor's misidentification, a story published Wednesday incorrectly identified Sally
LAWRENCE COUNTY Courts propose plan to change district lines
The plan is intended to make the work more equitable among the district justices. By LAURE CIOFFI
Team scraps, falters
It fought back from a 4-0 deficit, only to drop a 5-4 decision to the Vermont Expos at Cafaro Field.
MEDICINE Valley doctor will continue to prescribe therapy despite findings
The results of the study caused many women to call doctors' offices around the Valley. By WILLIAM
COLLEEN KANE MARK WOLFGANG
COLLEEN KANE MARK WOLFGANG SALEM -- The garden at the home of Allan and Bonnie Wolfgang, 1003 Pine
FAIR | Today and Sunday schedule
SATURDAY 8 a.m.: Gates open 9 a.m.: Open Class Dairy Show; Saddle Horse Contest Class; Horse
YOUNGSTOWN Family of man who died after arrest files suit
The complaint names city police and jail personnel. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER
YOUNGSTOWN First municipal drug-court class graduates
One judge said she's glad another judge copied the idea for drug court. By PATRICIA MEADE
AUSTINTOWN Judge hears cases of various charges
The Poland man accused of dragging his ex-wife from the back of a motorcycle pleaded innocent to
SEXUAL ABUSE Ohio statistics
Victims: 79 percent are 17 or younger, and 56 percent are 12 and under. Abusers: In 85 percent of
COLUMBIANA CO. Court will get doctor a lawyer
Trial dates for the two crimes have yet to be set. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
Big 33's border battle
Big 33's border battle Big 33 players will descend on Hershey, Pa., today to start preparing for
LIBERTY ASSAULT Wife of suspect files for divorce
The woman cited her husband's drug problem in the court filings. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
Tax credit will let company renovate homes in Warren
WARREN -- Sunshine of Warren/Trumbull Area Inc. will receive $216,000 of federal tax credits for
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball
Little League District Tournament (ages 11-12) Lordstown 11, Brookfield 7 -- Jake Schofer went
COLUMBIANA Most parents favor all-day kindergarten
So far, only two kindergarten pupils will attend school in half-day sessions. By NANCY TULLIS
YOUNGSTOWN Acquitted officer denied back pay
The other officer involved in the case had a different arbiter, who reached the opposite conclusion.
ALLISON JARBECK DANIEL SEBAUGH
ALLISON JARBECK DANIEL SEBAUGH YOUNGSTOWN -- Living in Cleveland after a honeymoon on the Hawaiian
Jazz and 'Godspell'
Jazz and 'Godspell' HOWLAND -- Tent Troupe, the only traveling summer tent theatre in America,
CLUB CALENDAR
CLASSES XEast High School Alumni will meet for breakfast at 8 a.m. July 25 at Smaldino's.
REV. DANIEL ROHAN Samaritan's lesson: Self-absorption closes heart
The Gospel of Luke 10:25-37 is undoubtedly one of the most straightforward of Christ's parables. It
Remediation in college a major educational concern
Opinion: While a good number of Valley high school students are entering Ohio colleges and universities after
LOCAL
LOCAL Class AA playoffs set to begin YOUNGSTOWN -- Jolly Joe's (18-4), the regular season Class
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Batavia Muckdogs (12-12) at Scrappers (12-12). When: 7:05. Radio: WNIO-AM (1390).
World Youth Day
World Youth Day ERIE, Pa. -- About 500 youth and adults from the Catholic Diocese of Erie are
MICKEY MANTLE TOURNAMENT Line Drive Academy ousts Astro Falcons
John Mang and Joe Skocik sparked the 10-6 win in the losers bracket. STRUTHERS -- John Mang
COLLEGES Gleason helps OAC celebrate 100th year
The Chaney graduate is in his 12th year as commissioner. By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
YOUNGSTOWN Dog warden's office plans changes after theft
Deposits will now be made daily instead of weekly. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
Hartley-Werner, Cretella wedding to be in Indiana
AUSTINTOWN -- Plans for the upcoming marriage of Risa Hartley-Werner and Michael Cretella, both of
Wendy Brewer to be bride of Nick Kuhlman
AUSTINTOWN -- The engagement of Wendy Brewer and Nick Kuhlman, both of 8964 S.W. 149th Place,
Agency worker charged with falsifying records
Agency worker charged with falsifying records LAKELAND, Fla. -- In another blow to Florida's
JENNIFER PATSKO BRADLEY NIGH
JENNIFER PATSKO BRADLEY NIGH POLAND -- Nuptial vows were exchanged during a 2:30 p.m. ceremony
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLS
Listings Bazetta Christian Church, Disciples of Christ, 4131 Bazetta Road, Cortland. Theme: Bug
PHAR-MOR TAKEOVER 9 bidders prepare to compete
Snyder's wants Phar-Mor badly enough that it has improved its offer and is willing to make more
TRUMBULL COUNTY Go to the fair for the latest buzz
Trumbull County Beekeepers bottle their own local honey. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
A YOUNGSTOWN-BOARDMAN BOOST New McDonald's opens
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Local McDonald's magnate Herb
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NORTH LIMA Idle Hour to be razed
Landowners have no immediate plans to build on the site. NORTH LIMA -- A spokesman for the
YOUNGSTOWN Sex offender sentenced to counseling
The defendant does not have any other crime in his background. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Summer Festival of the Arts enhances area's quality of life
Opinion: That more Americans view or participate in the arts than they do sports will be demonstrated today
WARREN Punchout at Packard features Jones, Asipeli
Guillermo Jones has a six-inch height advantage on Sione Asipeli. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR
SEX-ABUSE SCANDAL Comparing state, church approaches
The state takes the approach that abusers can choose not to repeat their wrongdoing. By D.A.
POLAND Gymnasts place at tournament
POLAND -- Ten gymnasts from Kathi's Dance and Gym Center recently competed in the USAIGC National
TRIATHLON Mom takes son's dare to compete
Lucky Kaiser of Boardman joined son Todd Beckett in the Inaugural Potomac Triathlon in Virginia.
Friday, July 12 (65 stories)
Zimbabwe's president gives his people a death sentence
Opinion: Up to 6 million Zimbabweans, most of them black, face starvation, but it's not because Mother Nature
Congress must stop giving away America
Opinion: Congress must stop giving away America EDITOR: Last week, Sen. Arlen Specter had a town
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Diabetes doesn't slow Irish's Graves
The Ursuline senior running back likely will attend North Carolina next fall. By JOE SCALZO
TRUMBULL COUNTY SUV driver held on $1 million bond
Police are awaiting test results before saying what substance was found on the driver. By DENISE
STILL GUNNING FOR IRAQ
Opinion: Toronto Globe and Mail: It was hardly coincidental that the leak last week of detailed U.S. military
PHAR-MOR Snyder's to keep 6 stores running
Tamco workers needed only 45 minutes to unanimously accept the contract proposal from Snyder's. By
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
The following people were indicted Thursday by a Mahoning County grand jury: George F. Datino, 42,
Trustees uneasy about proposal for new store
According to the prosecutor's office, Ambiance is within its rights to open shop here. By JOHN W.
2 hospitalized after collision
2 hospitalized after collision LEETONIA -- Two Columbiana women were in stable condition at area
NOTICES
NOTICES SOFTBALL Silver Park in Alliance -- is where a USSSA co-ed tournament for Class D and
LAWRENCE COUNTY Commissioners review budget, bills
Dwindling jail revenues could affect the entire county budget. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
MOUNTAINEER ENTRIES
MOUNTAINEER ENTRIES TODAY -- 7 P.M. 1st--$10,900, cl $4,000-$4,000, 3YO up, 51/2f. Best From
First charged, contractor awaits fate
Some of those who cooperated are eligible for house arrest. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
CHAMPION ODOT schedules event to discuss Rte. 45 project
The proposal would widen Route 45 in several areas. CHAMPION -- The Ohio Department of
Snyder's to keep 6 stores running
Tamco workers needed only 45 minutes to unanimously accept the contract proposal from Snyder's. By
It's just spoiled milk
It's just spoiled milk YOUNGSTOWN -- A plastic milk jug first suspected of being a drain cleaner
Kids' Coalition Picnic
Kids' Coalition Picnic NORTH JACKSON -- The Jackson Township Police Department is having its third
YSU Leaders bemoan state's college fund system
The faculty union president is miffed by what he calls a violation of the press blackout on contract
TRUMBULL COUNTY FAIR
TRUMBULL COUNTY FAIR 4-H goat results MARKET GOAT Grand champion: Stefanie Duda Reserve
TRAFICANT CASE First charged, contractor awaits fate
Some of those who cooperated are eligible for house arrest. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
Three local teams advance in Mantle
Three local teams advance in Mantle Three local teams advanced while two remain in the loser's
More, more, more: Events, food and rides draw a crowd
BAZETTA -- Cool, pleasant weather and exciting grandstand attractions have contributed to an
Allen stuck in no-win situation
Mahoning Valley wasted a strong start by pitcher Blake Allen in a 5-3 loss to Vermont. By PETE
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Authorities discuss flooding problem
The state is advising that federal authorities be contacted. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
MERCER, PA. Man seeks a new trial, high court rejects appeal
Ronald L. Fuller is serving a life sentence without parole for the murder of Jeremy Farrand.
COLUMBIANA COUNTY West Nile virus found in 3 birds
The virus is a public health concern because mosquitoes carrying it can infect humans. By NORMAN
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Dawn Bates, 471 Georgetown St., Sharpsville, Pa., boy, July 11. Scott and Jennifer
Judge questions Traficant's filings
Judge questions Traficant's filings CLEVELAND -- U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr. now has a
By JOHN KOVACH
By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF POLAND -- Originally, Shane Davis never wanted to be a
MANTLE TOURNAMENT Astro Falcons rally past Boys of Summer, 7-6
Youngstown Express shut out NDCL and Line Drive Academy beat Twinsburg. STRUTHERS -- Three local
GREENVILLE, PA. Dems to spotlight woes of economy
The local senator said the visit is a political ploy. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
Community of campers
Camping at the fairgrounds is more convenient than traveling back and forth. By AMY HOUSLEY
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XYoungstown Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Association will have a
BOARDMAN Trustees uneasy about proposal for new store
According to the prosecutor's office, Ambiance is within its rights to open shop here. By JOHN W.
TRUMBULL COUNTY FAIR Sheep and goat results
The following are members of the county's only 4-H sheep club, Best Shepherds 4-H Club: NOVICE
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AUSTINTOWN Youngstown man held in assault case
The suspect said an argument over marijuana prompted the fight in a hotel guest room. AUSTINTOWN
INDICTMENTS Trumbull County
A Trumbull County grand jury has indicted the following: John P. Kellar, 26, Woodglen, Warren,
MAHONING COUNTY Man gets prison term for sex with girl, 13
It didn't matter that the girl consented to having sex. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
TRUMBULL COUNTY SUV driver goes from hospital to jail
Police are awaiting test results before saying what substance was found on the driver. By DENISE
SNEAK PEEK
SNEAK PEEK Finding the perfect page-turner SEVENTEEN MAGAZINE The stuff you really gotta read
A treasure in the trash
A treasure in the trash STRUTHERS -- A Grimm Heights Avenue man found a surprise on his porch
Valley funeral home expands to suburbs
A longtime Youngstown funeral home now has two locations. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By DON
SHARON School district will receive extra funds
SHARON, Pa. -- The city school district is getting $135,337 more than it anticipated in state basic
BROOKFIELD Former officer is given probation
The sheriff was asked by township police in April to investigate allegations that the officer broke
SUV driver goes from hospital to jail
Police are awaiting test results before saying what substance was found on the driver. By DENISE
Area baseball players cited their parents and siblings as being driving influences in their careers.
Area baseball players cited their parents and siblings as being driving influences in their careers.
Former officer is given probation
The sheriff was asked by township police in April to investigate allegations that the officer broke
Michael Shaffer installed as Rotary club president
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP -- Michael F. Shaffer was installed as president of the Rotary Club of Youngstown
TEEN HEALTH
TEEN HEALTH What is cellulite? TEENSHEALTH.ORG Cellulite, the lumpy substance resembling
BECKY SHER | Hype Something new from Starbucks
Just when you thought Starbucks couldn't possibly come up with anything new (how many ways are there
WARREN Law director aims to settle Avalon South suit by fall
The auditor said the golf course operator has deposited the June rental check in a bank. By PEGGY
INSTALLATION Yo-Mah-O chapter seats new officers
The new president has belonged to the IAAP for 15 years. BOARDMAN -- Barbara Sofranec was
WHEATLAND, PA. Council to study takeover of land
The mayor said he will try to get a state environmental representative to meet with council. By
YOUNGSTOWN Judge: Teen will go to trial
The judge ruled that Brandon Moore's right to a speedy trial was not violated. By BOB JACKSON
New zoning ordinance
New zoning ordinance HOWLAND -- Township trustees have approved a zoning ordinance that will allow
All-Star Game shows what's wrong with baseball
Opinion: At any Little League game worth its salt, running out of pitchers is not an option. When the kids
Officials back plan for sale
Commissioners want to keep Phar-Mor a vital part of the local economy. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Pipe mill workers await word on sale
LTV expects to pick a successful bidder for its Copperweld unit by July 31. THE VINDICATOR,
TRAFICANT CASE Filing seeks maximum sentence
The government says the congressman deserves the highest sentence available. By PATRICIA MEADE
Thursday, July 11 (61 stories)
MRDD levy renewal
MRDD levy renewal LISBON -- Columbiana County voters will be asked in November to renew a 2.5-mill
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Sheriff's entire work force faces layoffs
Expenses already have been slashed, the sheriff said. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
MINERAL RIDGE Residents offer mixed views on Route 46 widening
Some think the project would reduce traffic jams; others say it's a waste of money. By IAN HILL
Officials try to cope with $2.7M cut
The Ohio Board of Regents approved the new university allocations Wednesday. By RON COLE
YSU Officials evaluate budget problems
Five universities will get more money from the state, based on enrollment increases, but YSU isn't
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Daniel L. Brockett, 40, Portland, Conn., and Cecelia E.
POLAND TOWNSHIP Trustees look into setting curfew for minors
The township is one of only a few communities in Mahoning County without a curfew. By JoANNE
Austintown trustees push to improve quality of life
Opinion: There's nothing "exotic" -- as in intriguing -- about a reptile that escapes from its owner's care
CANFIELD Zoning request to develop area moves forward
Residents can still petition to have the matter placed on the November ballot as a referendum. By
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT A resident of Bel Aire Lane, Poland, called township police Friday morning to the
By TOM WILLIAMS
By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF POLAND -- Anchoring what some believe might have been
Tabler visits Valley
Tabler visits Valley Former Cleveland Indian infielder Pat Tabler was at the Mahoning Valley
Residents offer mixed views on Route 46 widening
Some think the project would reduce traffic jams; others say it's a waste of money. By IAN HILL
Stars quick to credit others
Many of the athletes valued the experiences they shared with their teammates over their individual
FOOTBALL
FOOTBALL The Youngstown District Football Officials Association -- is seeking football officials.
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HOSPITALS
Associated Press CONCERNED DOCTOR: Dr. Debra Weinstein oversees 1,200 medical residents at
YSU Officials try to cope with $2.7M cut
The Ohio Board of Regents approved the new university allocations Wednesday. By RON COLE
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Vermont Expos (7-14) at Scrappers (12-10). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio: WNIO-AM (1390).
2 men face felony charges of vandalism and assault
BOARDMAN -- Two men face felony counts after appearing in Mahoning County Court here on charges that
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Former Salem teacher files lawsuit against school board
SALEM -- A former Salem high school teacher is asking Columbiana County Common Pleas Court to order
PITTSBURGH Area woman sues airline
The family is suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder since the hijacking, according to the
Candidate changes address
WARREN -- Warren Davis, an independent candidate for the 17th Congressional District seat, has
MAHONING COUNTY Man is denied supervised trips away from psychiatric hospital
Authorities said Bricker threatened to mug a homeless man for his identity. By BOB JACKSON
YOUNGSTOWN Judge weighs keeping man out of prison
The defendant wants to seek anger management counseling instead of going to prison. By BOB JACKSON
SHARON House owners fail to show at hearing
Neighbors of the two houses testified to the deteriorated conditions of the structures. By HAROLD
Sheriff's entire work force faces layoffs
Expenses already have been slashed, the sheriff said. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
Study questions value of knee surgery
Study questions value of knee surgery BOSTON -- In a surprising finding about a popular knee
Trustees look into setting curfew for minors
The township is one of only a few communities in Mahoning County without a curfew. By JoANNE
LIBERTY Police warrants charge man in parking-lot confrontation
Police said the Girard man drove his car over a woman, who remains in critical condition. LIBERTY
Second pretrial set for child endangerment case
Second pretrial set for child endangerment case YOUNGSTOWN -- A second pretrial has been set in
Mercer County receives grants, loans for equipment needs
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Pennsylvania has approved more than $250,000 in grants and loans to aid programs
YOUNGSTOWN Man agrees to testify against co-defendant
The Willis Avenue man pleaded guilty to one count of complicity to kidnapping. By BOB JACKSON
TRUMBULL COUNTY FAIR | Schedule
TONIGHT 5 p.m.: Junior Fair poultry show 6-11 p.m.: Rides open 6 p.m.: Junior Fair beef show;
POLAND TOWNSHIP Trustees look into setting a curfew for minors
The township is one of only a few communities in Mahoning County without a curfew. By JoANNE
Natural explorers
The 12 children spent more than an hour peeking under every nook and cranny, hoping to spot a black
CANFIELD Developer, condo owners want road's builder to fix it
The committee will need to hear the requests before council can act on zoning changes. By SHERRI
Tamco vote due on plan with Minn. drugstore
As Phar-Mor prepares to cut 181 jobs in downtown Youngstown, a union hopes for hundreds more jobs in
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Michael and Carla (Moser) Flatley of Fort Myers, Fla., are announcing the birth of their second
AIDS EPIDEMIC ISN'T OVER
Opinion: Philadelphia Inquirer: The 14th International AIDS Conference opened in Barcelona, Spain, this week
Docents draw on dedication
The volunteers enrich the art experience for many visitors to the Butler. YOUNGSTOWN -- Did you
Group is a living lesson on customs of the Civil War
Every aspect of the presentation is historically accurate. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
YOUNGSTOWN Developer dispels residents' concerns
Beachwood Village residents embraced the idea of nine new houses in their complex after the meeting.
Senior Spectacular
Senior Spectacular BOARDMAN -- Special entertainment and exhibits for senior citizens will take
YSU Officials cope with $2.7 million funding cut
The Ohio Board of Regents approved the new allocations Wednesday. By RON COLE VINDICATOR
Officer's shooting was accidental, official says
Officer's shooting was accidental, official says WARREN -- The city will not pursue criminal
Stoops family reunites on field
Two hundred players received tips from some of Youngstown's finest football minds. By JOHN
POLICE CALLS
POLICE CALLS Liberty, Girard, Hubbard Summary of police activity: LIBERTY July 9 Warrant:
AUSTINTOWN Tamco vote due on plan with Minn. drugstore
As Phar-Mor prepares to cut 181 jobs in downtown Youngstown, a union hopes for hundreds more jobs in
LAWRENCE COUNTY Prison board officials discuss their budget woes
The jail doesn't have enough room to house inmates from other counties. By LAURE CIOFFI
LEETONIA Pine Street project will tie up traffic
The project will start in about 10 days and take four weeks to complete. LEETONIA -- Residents
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials to move from building
Records and computers are still in the basement. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
The deal of the art
RICELESS PAINTINGS DON'T TRAVEL lightly. They have to be handled by individuals wearing white
LOCAL DIGEST
Getting the word out YOUNGSTOWN -- The city's board of control hired two Youngstown companies
Man is honored for longtime work
BAZETTA -- After years of working for the Trumbull County Fair, Bob Cebula was recognized in January
SHARPSVILLE, PA. Borough takes property for bus service, parking
The owner of the property will be paid an appraised fair market value for the house and land.
WARREN Program teaches kids the fun in learning
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- Jaycie Baugh wants to earn her living
TRAFICANT CASE Judge decides to modify Detore's bond conditions
The defendant will meet with a pretrial services officer twice a week and be closely monitored.
Wednesday, July 10 (60 stories)
Afghanistan's tribal conflicts becoming a problem for U.S.
Opinion: The erroneous U.S. airstrike in Uruzgan province in Afghanistan may have been the result of
OHIO REPORT Success in college reflects high school courses taken
The report said Badger students performed the best in college in 2000. By RON COLE VINDICATOR
DeWine, other senators pay a visit to embassy in Beirut
The senators visited the region as part of the investigation into pre-Sept. 11 intelligence
Lane restrictions
Lane restrictions KINSMAN -- Until further notice, state Routes 5 and 7 have lane restrictions
The idea for the wedding re-enactment came from a display of vintage gowns in Akron.
The idea for the wedding re-enactment came from a display of vintage gowns in Akron. By DENISE
TOSS A LIFE BUOY TO BRAZIL
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: Not even Brazilians' whooping ecstasy at winning the World Cup recently could
Charge against Kuwaiti man dismissed
A sheriff's major says the Kuwaiti man's driving record is horrible. By PATRICIA MEADE
GETTING IT RIGHT
In a story June 23 on Sky King Fireworks of Pennsylvania, co-owner Ronald A. Carabbia was
MAHONING TWP. Request: Block road to quarry
A supervisor assured residents that the gate will be replaced. BY MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR
AUSTINTOWN Residents discuss ODOT's Route 46 project
Area residents want to be compensated if their property is used for the project. By IAN HILL
A good summer doesn't require excess alcohol
Opinion: A good summer doesn't require excess alcohol EDITOR: Now that summer is here, the
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL Traveling (age 18-younger) B.B. Rooners 8, Willoughby 5 -- Winning pitcher Cole
LIBERTY Woman critically injured after being hit in parking lot
The assault ended when the SUV hit a store wall. LIBERTY -- It's too early to say what charges
Success in college reflects high school courses taken
The report said Badger students performed the best in college in 2000. By RON COLE VINDICATOR
WARREN Motions filed in murder case
The doctor used circumstances outside of the medical field to support her conclusion, the defense
MAHONING COUNTY Shooter gets 5-year term
The victim was shot three times but survived. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
The percentage of high school graduates in Mahoning and Trumbull counties in 2000 who went on to
The percentage of high school graduates in Mahoning and Trumbull counties in 2000 who went on to
SAFETYVILLE YOUNGSTOWN Lessons link kindergartners, cop
The program will teach kindergartners how to stay safe. By ROSA MERCADO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
NEW CASTLE Commission struggles with decisions on plan
Members plan to decide on a new form of government at next week's meeting. By LAURE CIOFFI
MAHONING COUNTY Sheriff demotes major
The rank of captain means $5,510 less a year in pay than major. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
Diaz, Pepper, Richard withdraw from Classic
Diaz, Pepper, Richard withdraw from Classic VIENNA -- The final tournament field list for next
WARREN Avalon operator puts rent in escrow
Joy blames the weather and adverse publicity for the lack of business. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Rain fails to dampen spirits
By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF BAZETTA -- Rachel Miller is so dedicated to her horses
GREENWOOD CHEVROLET Hummer dealership coming to Austintown
Hummer's new H2 model is to arrive at the dealership this week. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR
Avalon operator puts rent in escrow
Joy blames the weather and adverse publicity for the lack of business. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
TRUMBULL COUNTY Red Cross official will help in Texas
At least nine people are dead from floods that swamped central and southern Texas. By DENISE DICK
"They're going to help some people, but they're also going to hurt some people who live here."
"They're going to help some people, but they're also going to hurt some people who live here."
Man files suit over golfing fight
LISBON -- A Wellsville man is suing another golfer and a golf course over a fight in July 2001 on
ENTRY DEADLINES Columbiana County Fair
Terri Hunter, manager of the Columbiana County Fair, has announced the deadlines for exhibitors to
By JOE SCALZO
By JOE SCALZO VNDICATOR SPORTS STAFF He uses phrases like "running soul" and "irreplaceable
Sheriff demotes major
The rank of captain means $5,510 less a year in pay than major. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Meeting to focus on halting flooding
By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LEETONIA -- Columbiana County Commissioner Dave Cranmer
Another decade older and deeper in debt
Opinion: In the last decade, as costs of living for the elderly have skyrocketed -- notably the cost of
COACHING
COACHING Howland High School -- is seeking a girls tennis coach. Anyone interested should contact
AGENDA
AGENDA THURSDAY Eastgate Technical Advisory Committee, 10 a.m., 5121 Mahoning Ave., Youngstown.
Liberty girl to compete in pageant
LIBERTY -- Nine-year-old Lauren Hight of Liberty, daughter of David and Patrice Hight, will be one
(First place finishers at league meets earn all-league honors.)
(First place finishers at league meets earn all-league honors.) City Series Brandon Thompson,
Golden String event
Golden String event YOUNGSTOWN -- Golden String Inc. will celebrate the renovation and grand
YOUNGSTOWN Charge against Kuwaiti man dismissed
A sheriff's major says the Kuwaiti man's driving record is horrible. By PATRICIA MEADE
Many of the area's track and field standouts competed in more than one event at the state meet.
Many of the area's track and field standouts competed in more than one event at the state meet.
YOUNGSTOWN Schools Web site previewed
The new Web site will officially launch July 24. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Commissioners to discuss flood control
Officials are still trying to conclude whether one of the streams causing the flooding is
Woman critically injured after being hit in parking lot
The nightmare ended when the SUV hit a store wall. LIBERTY -- It's too early to say what charges
BOUNDARIES AND BORDERS
BOUNDARIES AND BORDERS Elsewhere in the world BERLIN WALL Built: 1961. To keep in: East
South Side block watch
South Side block watch SNOOP Block Watch will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at Lynn Park, on Lynn Avenue
Virginia engineer misses final pretrial
Virginia engineer misses final pretrial CLEVELAND -- Trial for the Virginia engineer accused of
EAST PALESTINE Park board will seek renewal of two levies
The park director believes that even in tough economic times, residents will support the park. By
TRUMBULL COUNTY FAIR Schedule
TONIGHT 5 p.m.: Junior Fair Hog Show 6- 11 p.m.: Rides open 7 p.m.: Jesse Lee, Bicentennial
YOUNGSTOWN Trial set to begin Monday in Victory Annex homicide
The cases will be tried separately. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN
LIBERTY SCHOOLS Board approves booster-group rules
New policies allow the superintendent to set guidelines for the operation of booster groups.
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses James R. Keller, 36, of 4037 Shelbourne Drive, Youngstown, and
Falcons capture Class B crown
They defeated Line Drive Academy 7-1 to win the best-of-5 series. By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR
MAJOR LEAGUE ALL-STAR GAME RESULTS
MAJOR LEAGUE ALL-STAR GAME RESULTS 2002 -- Tied 7-7, 11 innings 2001 -- American, 4-1 2000 --
GREENVILLE Meeting room with no elevator disputed
Two local women could not climb the stairs to the borough council meeting. By LAURI GALENTINE
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Parole board OKs release of Carabbia
The parole board chairman said the FBI presented no hard evidence. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
Man misses pretrial in Traficant case
Man misses pretrial in Traficant case CLEVELAND -- Trial for the Virginia engineer accused of
Tuesday, July 9 (64 stories)
By JOE SCALZO
By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF Cachet Murray was getting ready for bed on June 8 when her
Bernie Allen, Ted Williams didn't agree
Allen said he sometimes didn't understand Williams' managerial decisions with the Senators. By
YSU Regents propose funds cut
By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown State University would be one
AUSTINTOWN Delay in fireworks prompts discussions
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER AUSTINTOWN -- The Fourth of July committee here is set to
Shots fired at houses in Youngstown
Shots fired at houses in Youngstown YOUNGSTOWN -- Two houses were fired at in separate shootings
Burkey-Cozart wedding plans are announced
NEW MIDDLETOWN -- Paul and Patty Burkey, 63 Woodland Drive, are announcing the engagement of their
CIVIC CENTER City solicits project designs
Companies that want to build the center have until Aug. 12 to submit proposals. By DAVID SKOLNICK
KSU-TRUMBULL Computer lab assists people with disabilities
The lab includes software that will read what's on a computer screen to a blind person. By DENISE
COLUMBIANA CO. Business group backs Blasdel
The state chamber also endorsed four area Democrats for re-election. By DAVID SKOLNICK
Recall election set
Recall election set NEWTON FALLS -- City council has set Aug. 6 for a recall election for two city
CHARTER SCHOOLS Money movement Proportion of state aid to Ohio's eight largest urban public school districts transferred to charter schools in the 2001-02 school year, listed from highest to lowest:
DISTRICTSTATE AIDTO CHARTER SCHOOLSPERCENTAGE Dayton$94 million$19 million20% Cincinnati$139
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ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball and softball
BASEBALL Babe Ruth (age 13) East Side Kiwanis came out on top in a best-of-three series against
Texas flood losses estimated at $1 billion
Texas flood losses estimated at $1 billion SAN ANTONIO -- Gov. Rick Perry said losses from a week
Jennifer Brown to be bride of Cosmo Iamurri
BOARDMAN -- The engagement of Jennifer Brown, 6989 Harrington Ave., and Cosmo Iamurri, 5053
Carabbia ruling to come today
COLUMBUS -- The Ohio Parole Board was expected to announce today whether Ronald D. Carabbia has
Regents propose funds cut
By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown State University would be one
THINGS WE'D RATHER NOT KNOW
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: Americans have long accepted that everything fun was likely to be immoral, illegal
BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL Niles League -- is accepting teams for all divisions. Games are played at Kennedy Park.
East Palestine festival accepting reservations
East Palestine festival accepting reservations EAST PALESTINE -- Organizers of the 18th annual
Astros take lead in 'B' series
Astros take lead in 'B' series John Hay went the route on a four-hitter as the Astro Falcons beat
TRUMBULL COUNTY FAIR Schedule
TONIGHT 6 p.m.: Junior Fair Style Show, Historical Stage 6-11 p.m.: Rides open 7 p.m.: Parade
UAW endorses state Sen. Ryan for U.S. Congress
The Democratic candidate is the third person to receive the union's endorsement this year for the
The schedule of events for the three-day celebration marking the 50th anniversary of the Beloit
The schedule of events for the three-day celebration marking the 50th anniversary of the Beloit
MEGA MILLIONS Lottery jackpot hits record $115 million
Most players let the computer pick the numbers for them. BY SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR STAFF
Foes of Yucca Mountain shift attention to transportation
Opinion: Opponents of a nuclear waste depository in Nevada have seized on the issue of homeland security and
Poor children should have opportunity to benefit from Catholic schools
Opinion: Poor children should have opportunity to benefit from Catholic schools EDITOR: I love the way
Group takes applications for help with electric bills
YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown Area Community Action Council is advising Mahoning County residents that
EDUCATION Charter likely to get OK
A new report shows charter schools have had a significant impact on the Youngstown public schools.
EAST PALESTINE Meeting set on plan for annual street fair
Legionnaires said most of the street fair revenue comes from amusement rides. By NANCY TULLIS
AUSTINTOWN Fireworks delay sparks discussions
A Colonial Fireworks employee had agreed to set off displays at four sites by himself on the
ON VIDEO: Adrien Brody, left, and Hilary Swank starred in Alcon Entertainment's "The Affair of the
ON VIDEO: Adrien Brody, left, and Hilary Swank starred in Alcon Entertainment's "The Affair of the
Charter likely to get OK
A new report shows charter schools have had a significant impact on the Youngstown public schools.
Welch-Phillips troth announced, wedding planned
GRANGER, Ind. -- The engagement of Lora Lee Welch and Mark Phillips, both of 20800 Homestead Road,
TRI-CITY RESULTS SUNDAY
TRI-CITY RESULTS SUNDAY SUPER SPRINTS (20 Laps): 1. Rod George, 2. Ed Lynch Jr., 3. Brian
Exotic-pet proposal available for review
The ordinance also includes several regulations for dog owners. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF
SCRAPPERS Van Every hits 2 homers in win
The Scrappers are tied for first place after beating Jamestown. JAMESTOWN, NY -- Jonathan Van
LAWRENCE COUNTY Customers question fair market value
County commissioners want to delay reassessment for one year. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
Our All-Stars want you to know they've done well outside of the athletic arena, too.
Our All-Stars want you to know they've done well outside of the athletic arena, too. CACHET
17TH DISTRICT UAW endorses state Sen. Ryan for U.S. Congress
The Democratic candidate is the third person to receive the union's endorsement this year for the
MAHONING COUNTY Police warn: Beware of driveway paving scam
Austintown police say the suspects may return this week to a local motel. By PATRICIA MEADE
BOARDMAN Suspect says he was framed
The defendant said he was set up by authorities for calling attention to corrupt activities. By
TRUMBULL Crime fight to cover four counties
The new four-county task force will meet with community focus groups each month to determine problem
Salem looks for pupil gains
A net loss of pupils also means less funding from the state. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
AGENDA
AGENDA WEDNESDAY Boardman Township Zoning Commssion, public hearing on the hiring of a planning
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Preserving the tasty traditions of Valley 'foodways'
"Potica," my mother corrected, saying it "Po-teetzah." "Povitica," my dad would repeat. It was
CLASS B LEAGUE
CLASS B LEAGUE MONDAY'S LINESCORE ASTRO FALCONS 7, LINE DRIVE 1 Astros0003220--780 Line
Multiples celebration set at garden center
Multiples celebration set at garden center YOUNGSTOWN -- A Celebration of Multiples -- The More
CANFIELD SCHOOLS Board to appeal order to rehire custodian
The attorney for the school board said the arbiter failed to rule on the appropriate issue in the
REUNIONS
XChaney High School January and June Classes of 1948 will meet for lunch at 1 p.m. Wednesday at
Parents announce Texter-Callard engagement
GIRARD -- The engagement of Sharon Texter and Joseph Callard, both of 1041 N. Ward Ave., is being
HOMECOMING What's planned
Amusement rides and food and information booths will be open from 6 to 11 p.m. today through Friday
Police warn: Beware of driveway paving scam
Austintown police say the suspects may return this week to a local motel. By PATRICIA MEADE
Lottery jackpot hits record $115 million
Most players let the computer pick the numbers for them. BY SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR STAFF
Associated Press
Associated Press SHOPPING CEOS: Joe Pichler, left, chairman and CEO of Kroger Co., and A.G.
Woman pleads guilty to concealing baby's death
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- An Ellwood City woman accused of leaving her newborn son's body in a bag in the
Summary of police activity
Summary of police activity BOARDMAN July 1 Theft: A man in the 1300 block of St. Albans Drive
Hubbard officials plan 5K fun run
HUBBARD -- Hubbard Area Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a 5K fun run and walk July 21. The event
FARRELL, PA. Citizen of year awards to be given at event
The celebration begins tonight and runs through Saturday. FARRELL, Pa. -- Naming of the first
(First place finishers at league meet earn all-league honors)
(First place finishers at league meet earn all-league honors) City Series Brittany Robinson,
Monday, July 8 (45 stories)
July 8, 1975: A special grand jury in Mercer County recommends that five Pennsylvania Department of
Opinion: July 8, 1975: A special grand jury in Mercer County recommends that five Pennsylvania Department of
Panel reviews study results
Members of the commission agree that change is necessary, but they disagree on what type of change.
BOARDMAN Photo exhibit honors women
The exhibit reveals 'how women see themselves, and how they wish the world would see them.' By
BRITAIN
Opinion: The Times, London, July 3: Mid-air collisions are mercifully rare. But with the skies over Western
Failure to register
Failure to register BOARDMAN -- Michael J. Rykowski, 42, who has a Market Street, Youngstown,
ONE ON ONE | Paul Crowley A veteran of two services: the military and baseball
You are a decorated veteran. When did you join the service? In 1943, a law was passed for all 18-
Warren hopes to save a bit of history
The Robins Theater, built in the 1920s, closed in the late '60s. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
CARABBIA HEARING Lawyer to show photos of bombing
The Cuyahoga prosecutor said his witness is an FBI agent. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
Exotic-pet ordinance considered
Trustees also are thinking about using home rule to address speeding, property maintenance, high
Associated Press
Associated Press CITY GIRL: Camp Quest counselor Martha Knox, with her iguana, volunteered at the
with Paul Crowley
Age: 77. Hometown: Youngstown. Occupation: Retired from Conrail after 39 years. Other
Bottled water sales grew 18 percent in the past year, with consumption now topping 5 billion gallons
Bottled water sales grew 18 percent in the past year, with consumption now topping 5 billion gallons
By JOHN BASSETTI
By JOHN BASSETTI VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF CANFIELD -- Following his graduation from Canfield High
Miss Yenkinson, Jason Grope to be maarried
PITTSBURGH -- The announcement of the engagement of Drs. Sarah Yenkinson and Jason Grope, both of
Firestarters are criminals and must be treated as such
Opinion: There can be no mercy shown for Leonard Gregg, a resident of Arizona, and Terry Barton, a resident
Motorcyclist is killed in collision with van
Motorcyclist is killed in collision with van SALINEVILLE -- A 42-year-old motorcyclist was killed
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Boardman family deals with boy's special needs
By VALERIE BANNER VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT BOARDMAN -- Every mother hopes her child is born
Duda-Rogers wedding plans are announced
AUSTINTOWN -- Announced by James and Susan Duda, 6679 Irene Ave., is the engagement of their
AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Poland Township trustees, regular meeting, 5 p.m., township hall, 3339 Dobbins
Grant Center orientation
Grant Center orientation YOUNGSTOWN -- The Public Library of Youngstown & amp; Mahoning
Firefighter will talk about hell of Sept. 11
The firefighter said he has cried every day since the attacks. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
School board in Campbell hires 5 teachers, 2 assistants
CAMPBELL-- The board of education hired five teachers and two educational assistants for the
WORTH A LOOK
ANTIQUE SHOWS XWestlake Historical Society will hold its 32nd annual antique show from 10 a.m. to
Trumbull County Fair runs Tuesday through Sunday
Opening ceremonies will honor safety forces. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF BAZETTA
Canfield residents want zoning changes
Residents of the development want future developers to follow stricter guidelines. By SHERRI L.
Searcy-Benford wedding to take place in Florida
AUSTINTOWN -- Plans for the summer wedding her daughter, Sabrina Searcy, and Thomas Benford, both of
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO Benefit exhibit What: Photographic display, "Under My Skin," by Cynthia Zordich,
Does anyone care about Phar-Mor employees?
Opinion: Does anyone care about Phar-Mor employees? EDITOR: I have been following several corporate
SCRAPPERS Young falters in debut on hill
Trying to rebound from shoulder surgery, pitcher Simon Young struggled as the Scrappers lost 5-1.
A second petition drive
AUSTINTOWN -- A group of local residents is making a second attempt to collect signatures needed to
GROVE CITY, PA. Town supports members of National Guard unit
GROVE CITY, Pa. -- A large crowd of area residents showed up at the Pennsylvania National Guard
Parents announce Zambelli-Lennox engagement
The engagement of Michelle L. Zambelli, 5277 Copeland Ave. N.W., Warren, and David M. Lennox, West
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Dorian and Julie Cerneka, 2676 Morningside Place, Youngstown, boy, July 6.
Steel Valley Conference
Steel Valley Conference First team Matt Sheets, Fitch, Sr. Dan Spencer, Fitch, Sr. Shawn
Work on hospital expansion proceeds ahead of schedule
The construction project should be finished by late fall, a spokeswoman said. By NORMAN LEIGH
TRUMBULL COUNTY FAIR Week's schedule
The 156th Trumbull County Fair begins Tuesday. Here's the lineup: TUESDAY 8-11 a.m.: Open class
Amy Berecek, Mr. Gongaware to wed Aug. 3
STOW -- Aug. 3 has been selected as the wedding day of Amy Berecek and Aaron Gongaware, both of
Domer-Gromada troth announced, wedding planned
BOARDMAN -- Raymond T. Domer, 6625 Bristlewood, is announcing the engagement of his daughter, Erin
Bike tour registration
Bike tour registration CANFIELD -- Registration is being taken for the 27-mile Watershed Ride
Many athletes exceeded their own expectations this season and reached the state tournament.
Many athletes exceeded their own expectations this season and reached the state tournament.
Housing seed money grows in special fund
0The county wants the fund to build up for at least a year before opening it to developers. By
In five years, China weakens freedom in Hong Kong
Opinion: Five years into China's 50-year experiment with "one country, two systems," it is not surprising to
Johnson-Jacob wedding date to be Aug. 17
YOUNGSTOWN -- Announced by Sharon K. Wallace, 887 Billingsgate Ave., is the engagement of her
Sunday, July 7 (96 stories)
MIKE BRAUN The fish you eat may be a fluke
When you go to a restaurant and order fish, do you ever wonder if you're really getting the scrod,
By MARALINE KUBIK
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN --Inviting audiences to relive fun-filled
Awesome awnings
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT With summer's heat right around the corner, now might
MTV show to feature local band's music
MTV show to feature local band's music YOUNGSTOWN -- An accessible sound and some favorable
MILITARY ACADEMY GRADS
MILITARY ACADEMY GRADS Air Force Cadets Ryan R. Spodar and Joel S. McKowan have graduated from the
Re-enactors battle to keep Civil War a lively subject
By ROSA MERCADO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER A UNION SOLDIER LINES UP NEXT TO A Confederate soldier
MASURY That's what friends are for
Friends pulled together and are building an extra bedroom for the family of a young boy living with
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS, SEASONS, ETC. Consumers Ohio Water Company Third Annual Bass Classic, July 13,
Alcohol remains top killer of American youth
Opinion: Alcohol remains top killer of American youth EDITOR: Alcohol-impaired driving is still the
Traficant's date with destiny nears
Opinion: Editor's note: On July 15, U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr. of Poland, D-17th, is expected to appear
Re-enactors keep Civil War a lively subject
By ROSA MERCADO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER A Union soldier lines up next to A Confederate soldier
BOOK REVIEW Inspiring paperback helps readers start cruisin' in life
A motivational book provides readers with inspirational, test-driven, roadworthy advice. By
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL In comparison, Ohio State was best for Irizarry
The Ursuline High senior is pleased with his decision to become a Buckeye. By JOE SCALZO
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Kingstar A(J Pantaleano)3.602.202.10 Lifes A Battle(W Case
PRO SOCCER ROUNDUP Saturday's games
MLS MetroStars 3, Columbus 2 COLUMBUS -- Steve Jolley scored the go-ahead goal minutes after
Men rob video store
Men rob video store HUBBARD -- City police are looking for two males who robbed West Coast Video
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner 'Lucky Lindy' enters Hall of Fame
"It's unbelievable the years you have coached. You have touched many people in a positive way over
Crews say goodbye to litter, hello to neat, trimmed grass
Volunteers blitzed a yard and had the work done and the litter cleaned up in 10 minutes. By ROGER
MARY JO NAGY | Pets Good intentions, bad situations
Once again we are reading news stories about people in the Youngstown area who have 20 or 30 or more
Youngstown native has film in world tour
The filmmaker said making the short film was a learn-as-you-go experience. By MILAN PAURICH
Bottle rocket suspected as cause of house fire
Bottle rocket suspected as cause of house fire POLAND -- Firefighters say a bottle rocket may have
Men's Golf Classic to tee off July 22
Longest-drive and hole-in-one contests are planned. SALEM -- The Columbiana County American Cancer
Volunteers take pride in the way Youngstown looks
Many of the roughly 300 downtown workers who donated their time don't even live in the city. By
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Insulating window films reduce heat and glare
Q. T he sun's heat and glare are uncomfortable coming through the windows and it is also fading my
The Vindicator
The Vindicator IN CHARGE: Columbiana Mayor Lowell Schloneger is serving as chairman of the 19th
FEATURED EVENTS
FEATURED EVENTS Who's performing Blossoms & amp; Buds Group of students performing
GAME TIME Today
Who: Scrappers (x-x) at Jamestown Jammers (x-x). When: 2:05 p.m. Radio: WNIO-AM (1390).
FRIDAY'S GAMES
FRIDAY'S GAMES American League Detroit 9, Boston 5 N.Y. Yankees 6, Toronto 3 Cleveland 4,
LISA KIRCHNER RON KASCHAK
LISA KIRCHNER RON KASCHAK YOUNGSTOWN -- Lisa Kirchner and Ron Kaschak, both of Austintown,
PATRICIA C. SYAK | Symphony notes Pop Series presents a musical mix
From the Latin beat of Jos & eacute; Feliciano to the musical world of Broadway's crown prince
NEW YORK-PENN M.V.'s Wallace strong in 6-1 win
Shane Wallace pitched six innings as the Scrappers pulled away. JAMESTOWN, N.Y. -- Shane Wallace
JENNIFER CLACKO JASON DURAN
JENNIFER CLACKO JASON DURAN CUPERTINO, Calif. -- Jennifer Clacko of Santa Rosa, Calif., became the
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Harry Cotterman and Jamie Fellows, 2400 Wydesteel, Youngstown, girl, July
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES TODAY Fordeley Music, 4922 Mahoning Ave., Champion, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. MONDAY
What's in a name?
Fledgling makeup company Urban Decay and industry giant Revlon are locked in a legal battle over the
YOUNGSTOWN -- Sharon Rene & eacute; Hill-Staples, Atlanta, and Carl Wendell Robinson,
YOUNGSTOWN -- Sharon Rene & eacute; Hill-Staples, Atlanta, and Carl Wendell Robinson, Amherst,
Forum will key on organ donation
YOUNGSTOWN -- Ohioans can now sign up to be organ and tissue donors through the Ohio Donor Registry.
LISA CARUSO BRYAN LAROCCA
LISA CARUSO BRYAN LAROCCA AKRON -- Lisa M. Caruso and Bryan D. Larocca were married at 1:30 p.m.
By MILAN PAURICH
By MILAN PAURICH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT "Samsara," an eight-minute film directed by Youngstown
National Register adds Lisbon house
By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON -- A home constructed in 1838 is Columbiana
IN THE CUP Area holes in one
Rob Strawn of East Palestine made the first hole-in-one at the new Links at Firestone Farms Golf
Slovenefest to start Friday
SNPJ, Pa. -- SNPJ is a tiny town, but for three days it is transformed into a small city as the
GAME PLAYING Tip of the month
Perhaps the most complicated of all casino games is Pai Gow tiles, an Asian game played with 32
COLUMBIANA COUNTY National Register adds Lisbon house
By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON -- A home constructed in 1838 is Columbiana
WITH THE VETS | Veterans meetings
TODAY Post 3307, VFW, 1351 Albert St., Youngstown, 2 p.m. Army & amp; Navy Garrison 1973,
RIVER WATCHERS Group plans trip down the Shenango
Even the industrial section of the Shenango River is wildlife-rich, the tour leader says. By PETER
JONELLE PERRY GEORGE LIPTAK
JONELLE PERRY GEORGE LIPTAK LOWELLVILLE -- Holy Rosary Church was the setting at 1 p.m. July 6 for
JESSIE ABEID BRENTON VRABEL
JESSIE ABEID BRENTON VRABEL LOWELLVILLE -- The marriage of Jessie Christine Abeid, 649 Matawan
JACK WOLLITZ Annual Bass Classic benefits local UW
Bass fishing's focus shifts Saturday to Evans Lake, the venue for the annual tournament benefiting
SALEM TOWNSHIP Frequent flooding puts a drain on fields, farmers
County officials are working to develop a plan to remove the blockages causing the flooding. By
'HARPS FOR SALE' A craftsman with pluck
By CATHY SECKMAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT HEN 85-YEAR-OLD Clyde Coursin plays the harp, one
Frequent flooding puts drain on fields, farmers
County officials are working to develop a plan to remove the blockages causing the flooding. By
LITTLE LEAGUE TOURNAMENTS
LITTLE LEAGUE TOURNAMENTS MASTER SCHEDULE Games at 6 p.m. unless noted BASEBALL Ages 11-12
ERIN NORD DAVID TOTO
ERIN NORD DAVID TOTO STRUTHERS -- Nuptial vows were exchanged at noon June 1 in the presence of
MCCONNELL'S MILL STATE PARK Summer schedule
The Old Mill at McConnell's Mill State Park, in Portersville, Pa., will be open seven days a week
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KATIE MCNABB MIKE NERY
KATIE MCNABB MIKE NERY DENVER -- The marriage of Katie McNabb and Mike Nery was solemnized by the
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
BOOKS The write stuff goes on sale at public library
Proceeds from an annual book sale will benefit programs not covered by the library budget.
Aviles is happy to be back after a season in Burlington
Willie Aviles was with the Mahoning Valley Scrappers in the franchise's first two years of existence
HELPING HANDS | Volunteering
Volunteer Services Agency, a United Way Agency, is a local resource for volunteer recruitment,
FEATURED EVENTS | Who's performing
BLOSSOMS & amp; BUDS Group of students performing musical dramatizations with song and dance.
It's time to revisit proposal for regional forensic center
Opinion: Seven years have passed since area law enforcement agencies responded with an enthusiastic "yes"
MAHONING VALLEY SCRAPPERS
MAHONING VALLEY SCRAPPERS Today -- at Jamestown Monday -- at Jamestown Wednesday -- Vermont, 7
Pa. agriculture official to present check at fair
Pa. agriculture official to present check at fair MERCER, Pa. -- Sam Hayes, Pennsylvania Secretary
Red Cross plans events for Labor Day weekend
BURTON -- Runners and walkers are invited to the annual American Red Cross events at the Geauga
GRETCHEN BAAL KEVIN CHUEY
GRETCHEN BAAL KEVIN CHUEY YOUNGSTOWN -- A reception was held at St. Mary Byzantine Catholic Church
America West pilots deserve to be grounded permanently
Opinion: The old sea chantey, "What do you do with a drunken sailor?" should be updated to accommodate the
DOCTORS
DOCTORS Graduates at Toledo Several area people have received their doctor of medicine degrees
On North Side, youths do bulk of work that residents cannot
The older women must find a way because there aren't very many younger families around anymore. By
LISA TAORMINA JASON DINGMAN
LISA TAORMINA JASON DINGMAN CANFIELD -- Exchanging marriage vows during a ceremony at 1:30 p.m.
POLICE CALLS Boardman, Poland
Summary of police activity: BOARDMAN June 24 Theft by deception: Police arrested a 45-year-old
SUMMER FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS Collaboration pays off
Traditional events and new features will compete for the attention of thousands attending the
YOUNGSTOWN PLAYHOUSE Idora Park musical turns into a roller coaster ride
Unwritten agreements have led to a dispute between the theater and a playwright. By MARALINE KUBIK
SHALYNN DEMAIN PAUL KELLER
SHALYNN DEMAIN PAUL KELLER BOARDMAN -- The Rev. Daniel Venglarik heard the exchange of marriage
'WELCOME TO THE BIG TIME' Losing title still hurts 'The Acorn'
Warren-area native Ernie Shavers had two good shots at being heavyweight champion of the world. By
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
YOUNGSTOWN -- Beth Finesilver, a buyer at Phar-Mor, was named a Buyer of the Year by Retail Pharmacy
AMY ROBINSON BRIAN JONES
AMY ROBINSON BRIAN JONES COLUMBUS -- St. Catharine Church was the setting at 2:30 p.m. June 1 as
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Offensive tackle from Austintown commits to play at Pitt
The 6-foot-5, 310-pounder has verbally committed to the Panthers, who play at Heinz Field. By JOE
KEYSTONE CLIPS Grant will trim trees, update airport setup
The New Castle Municipal Airport is receiving a grant to update its 25-year-old electrical system
JULIET CAPELLAS PATRICK JENNINGS
JULIET CAPELLAS PATRICK JENNINGS HOUSTON -- Juliet Elizabeth Capellas and Patrick Thomas Jennings
Three city neighborhoods took vastly different approaches to achieve the same goal.
Three city neighborhoods took vastly different approaches to achieve the same goal. By ROGER G.
SCRAPPERS, NEW YORK-PENN STATISTICS
SCRAPPERS STATISTICS BATTING Avg.ABRHHRRBI Ben Francisco.5502051101 Jeff Haase.3643361237
BOOK SIGNING
BOOK SIGNING At Barnes & amp; Noble Blasko will appear at Barnes & amp; Noble in
SANDLOTS Area Little Leaguers set for district play
Almost 50 baseball and softball teams hope to qualify for state tournament berths. VINDICATOR
CAREER MOVES
BANKING WARREN -- Second National Bank has named Kenneth Vesper as assistant vice president, loan
Marathon volunteers
Marathon volunteers YOUNGSTOWN -- The Arthritis Foundation will have two recruitment meetings for
HOW SHE SEES IT Finding a job not easy for many
Opinion: By SISTER ELAINE BERKOPEC SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR The heading "Welfare should provide help
RUBENA ZIROUNIS DEMETRIOS PAPAKIRK
RUBENA ZIROUNIS DEMETRIOS PAPAKIRK YOUNGSTOWN -- Married at 3:30 p.m. May 26 at St. Nicholas Greek
ELIZABETH MATTHEWS DAVID FEO
ELIZABETH MATTHEWS DAVID FEO WINDERMERE, Fla. -- Mr. and Mrs. David Anthony Feo honeymooned on a
MOLLY GRIMM DOUGLAS LEE
MOLLY GRIMM DOUGLAS LEE CANFIELD -- A honeymoon in Hawaii followed the wedding of Molly Ann Grimm,
Saturday, July 6 (56 stories)
POLICE CALLS Girard, Liberty, Hubbard
Summary of police activity: GIRARD July 1 Theft: A man reported someone stole his bicycle
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses David D. Turner, 45, of 6321 St. Andrews #29, Canfield, and
Powwow highlights traditions
By ROSA MERCADO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER AUSTINTOWN -- There are some who consider dancing to be
Failed bid for seat leaves debt
The outgoing congressman's campaign is about $35,000 in debt. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
17TH DISTRICT Failed bid for seat leaves debt
The outgoing congressman's campaign is about $35,000 in debt. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
Water main repairs
Water main repairs AUSTINTOWN -- Water service will be shut off Monday from 9 a.m. to about 1 p.m.
ERNIE BROWN A big change at the half-century mark
This column is dedicated to two significant milestones in my life -- I'm leaving the city of my
GRADUATES
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, CHARLOTTE Boardman -- Travis J. Woods, history. JOHN CARROLL
GETTING IT RIGHT
It was incorrectly stated in a June 28 article that ITT Technical Institute in Youngstown is
Police standoff closes California highway
Police standoff closes California highway PALO ALTO, Calif. -- A man led police on a 100 mph
Al-Qaida fighters add to instability in Kashmir
Opinion: The presence of large numbers of terrorists with ties to Osama bin Laden anywhere in the world would
Local veterans retire flags with decorum and honor
At left, John P. Brown III of Boardman retires an American flag in the only acceptable manner: He
Big Brothers, Big Sisters to hold picnic
CANFIELD -- Big Brothers and Big Sisters will have a volunteer recruitment picnic at 1 p.m. next
Man arrested, turned over to Niles police
NILES -- A Mineral Ridge man was arrested in Austintown, then turned over to the Niles Police
RACING NASCAR, Soap Box Derby team to unite American traditions
The new relationship will benefit both acclaimed racing organizations. SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR
REGISTERED SKEET SHOOT Firecracker Open, July 4
NameCityClass Score TitleDOUBLES SKEET EVENT Rich CameronSharon, Pa.AA98 CHJames Murphy Canton
Washington Post
Washington Post UNDER CONSTRUCTION: The tower, or rajagopuram, which is under construction, will
Noisy nights are still an issue
One couple said they are looking for a little less noise at night. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
STRUTHERS Line Drive defeats Youngstown Express
STRUTHERS -- Line Drive upended Youngstown Express 11-4 Friday to win its best-of-three Class B
Bishop to speak
Bishop to speak BOARDMAN -- Bishop John Michael Botean, of the Romanian Byzantine Catholic Diocese
Deputy sheriffs investigate death
BRACEVILLE -- The Trumbull County Sheriff's Department is continuing to investigate the shooting
Ex-teammate says Williams was great hitter, great person
Floyd Baker lived in the same apartment complex in Boston. By ROB TODOR VINDICATOR SPORTS EDITOR
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Deans appointed
Deans appointed YOUNGSTOWN -- Bishop Thomas J. Tobin has appointed priests as deans in their
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XAlliance Area Retired Teachers Association will meet for lunch at noon July 19 at
FOOTBALL Ursuline's Irizarry picks Ohio State
VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT YOUNGSTOWN -- Louis Irizarry, a senior tight end at Ursuline High, has
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Health center plans opening
The center offers services such as diabetes management, dental, hearing and speech, pediatrics and
AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball
Tri-T Pony (ages 13-14) Salem VFW 18, Austintown Optimist 8 -- Ben Miller went 3-for-3 with a home
YOUNGSTOWN Man gets 60 days in county jail
While in jail, the defendant has a summer full of court cases. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
Austintown man injured in shooting
YOUNGSTOWN -- A 29-year-old Austintown man was treated at Forum Health Northside Medical Center for
LISTINGS | Vacation Bible School
Boardman United Methodist Church, 6809 Market St., Boardman. Theme: Son Canyon River Adventure.
AP file photo, 1999
AP file photo, 1999 FAREWELL TO A LEGEND: Hall of Famer Ted Williams, baseball's last .400 hitter,
ODOT schedules meeting to discuss Route 46 project
MINERAL RIDGE -- The Ohio Department of Transportation will hold a public meeting from 5 p.m. to 7
Army Navy Auxiliary 29 represented at annual encampment in Hudson
YOUNGSTOWN -- Army Navy Auxiliary 29 was represented by Nancy Weimer, president, and Patricia Baun
ATTENTION TO DETAIL: Craftsman Srinivasan Porooran works on the small details on an image of Varaga,
ATTENTION TO DETAIL: Craftsman Srinivasan Porooran works on the small details on an image of Varaga,
BABE RUTH LEAGUE Semifinals kick off Monday
Four teams will square off in two best-of-three series. YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown Babe Ruth
BOARDMAN Noisy nights are still an issue
One couple said they are looking for a little less noise at night. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
PEW SURVEY Pastor's reactions
The Rev. Susan Cox-Johnson of Broadway United Methodist Church in Kansas City, Mo., didn't read too
Lions club holds installation announces committee heads
A member was recognized for outstanding volunteer service. HOWLAND -- The installation of officers
MiniPage Teacher's Guide
MiniPage Teacher's Guide MiniPage activities meet many state and national educational standards.
YOUNGSTOWN Officers in schools fill need for positive influence
Probation officers in all city high schools and one middle school see students on a daily basis.
Man gets 60 days in county jail
While in jail, the defendant has a summer full of court cases. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
75th anniversary
75th anniversary WARREN -- St. John the Baptist Orthodox Church, 2220 Reeves Road, is making plans
Forgive the Red Cross and donate blood
Opinion: Blood supplies in Northeast Ohio and around the nation are in critically short supply. While
WARREN Health center plans opening
The center offers services such as diabetes management, dental, hearing and speech, pediatrics and
CLASS B PLAYOFFS
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Highlights of the life and career of baseball superstar Ted Williams:
Highlights of the life and career of baseball superstar Ted Williams: EARLY YEARS Born Aug. 30,
FAST FACTS The Yiddish language
Yiddish is considered a language of fusion, with German its primary influence. About 82 percent of
YOUTH BOWLING National tournament to take place July 15-17
GREENDALE, Wisc. -- Young American Bowling Alliance members from around the world will compete for
Officers in schools fill need for positive influence
Probation officers in all city high schools and one middle school see students on a daily basis.
Crews try to stay on track to fix crossings
Crews work on one set of tracks at a time so that train traffic can be maintained. By NORMAN
DONEGAL, PA. Offramps will close at busy interchange
The exit is heavily traveled by skiers and white-water rafters. DONEGAL, Pa. -- The Pennsylvania
SALEM Crews try to stay on track to fix crossings
Crews work on one set of tracks at a time so that train traffic can be maintained. By NORMAN
Friday, July 5 (34 stories)
Kiddie rides
Cowboy or coverboy? This charmer already has achieved success at both. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR
Christian reality TV
By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- No humiliation, no one voted off, and
COLUMBIANA CO. Many praise tax move
Officeholders say additional revenue is desperately needed. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
CORRECTION
Fireworks will be set off at dusk today at Baird Mitchell Field behind the Poland Village Town Hall.
YOUNGSTOWN Officials speed up red-tag process
Three mothers charged with child endangering will be back in court this month. By PATRICIA MEADE
Police seek assistance in dog-biting case
Police seek assistance in dog-biting case GIRARD -- Police are asking the public for help in
Park lot to be open for firewood loading
Park lot to be open for firewood loading YOUNGSTOWN -- Mill Creek MetroParks' wood storage lot on
Firearms charges
Firearms charges NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Phillip Fantone, 39, of Franklin Avenue is charged with
Mahoning Valley must catch up to 21st century
Opinion: Mahoning Valley must catch up to 21st century EDITOR: Regarding a recent letter, it seems the
TRUMBULL COUNTY Woman, 22, found dead on her porch
Police said they were told that the woman and a male friend had been arguing recently. By PEGGY
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Randy L. Jamison, 27, of 320 Kendis Circle, Youngstown, and
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AUDRA RUSH ROBERT AGLER
AUDRA RUSH ROBERT AGLER GIRARD -- The Rev. Phillip Kachersky heard the exchange of vows between
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball
Tri-T COLT (15-16s) Austintown Home Depot 11, Columbiana Graft Electric 6 -- Winning pitcher Jim
SCHEDULE Winston Cup
The 2002 NASCAR Winston Cup schedule (winners in parentheses) and driver point standings: Feb. 17
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Amanda Upshire, 8287 Main Street, Apt. 1, Kinsman, boy, June 23. Melody Price and
BOARDMAN Agency to fund cleanup efforts
Half of the EPA money will be used to clean up an abandoned gas station. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
MUSIC BUZZ
MUSIC BUZZ The stuff you really gotta hear this sec SEVENTEEN MAGAZINE Jade Anderson, "Dive
TEEN HEALTH Watch out for warning signs of eating problems
I think my friend may have an eating disorder. ... What should I do? TEENSHEALTH.ORG In our
BOARDMAN Health advocate: Eat veggies
Young people should look to a fruit and vegetable diet now, this 83-year-old advises. By JOHN W.
Blue birds of happiness
Opinion: Back when the Lordstown plant of General Motors Corp. was being built nearly 40 years ago, few would
Gunshots cut power
Gunshots cut power YOUNGSTOWN -- Shots fired at an Ohio Edison substation on Gibson Street at
ON TRACK This week's events
NASCAR WINSTON CUP Pepsi 400 Schedule: Saturday, race (Fox, 7:30 p.m.). Track: Daytona
DONNA GIBSON ROY PHIFER JR.
DONNA GIBSON ROY PHIFER JR. YOUNGSTOWN -- Donna Arlene Gibson became the bride of Roy Delaney
BRING BACK THE SUPERFUND TAX
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: On Monday, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Christie Whitman stood
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XGold Torch Chapter of the American Business Women's Association will meet at 6:30
GAIL WHITE Pancakes and patriotism -- breakfast is served
When the Lakeview Assembly of God Church of Lake Milton holds its annual pancake breakfast Saturday,
MEMORABILIA Royal family collection to be auctioned
The collection includes some personal letters that will not be sold. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR
Why not party in pajamas?
We think the world would be a better place if you could wear pajamas everywhere. Going to a fancy
ALLISON BALCIAR JARRED FINNEY
ALLISON BALCIAR JARRED FINNEY YOUNGSTOWN -- Allison Balciar and Jarred Finney exchanged wedding
It's not who you know, it's what you don't know
Opinion: Those of our readers suffering under the illusion that ignorance of the law is no excuse, should
"Because the Court can say that vouchers are constitutional -- just as the Court for 60 years said
Opinion: "Because the Court can say that vouchers are constitutional -- just as the Court for 60 years said
YOUNGSTOWN School official: Only Cleveland has vouchers
School officials don't know when, or if, school vouchers will be available here. By RON COLE
Thursday, July 4 (33 stories)
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY What's it all about, Thomas Jefferson?
Ask any little kid what the Fourth of July is and he'll tell you, & quot;Fireworks & quot;
'DOWN FROM THE MOUNTAIN'
'DOWN FROM THE MOUNTAIN' Featuring Alison Krauss and Union Station, Emmylou Harris, Patty
Here's one for the birds
The center is home to seven birds, which are used for educational programs. By IAN HILL
CLINTON, MISS. Scandal shocks town
Corporate scandals are now disrupting small-town life. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR CLINTON, MISS.
Astro Falcons beat Yo. Express, 13-4
STRUTHERS -- The Astro Falcons scored at least two runs in every inning to force a Game 5 in the
UNLOCKING THE YOUTH VOTE
Opinion: Christian Science Monitor: Eighteen- to 24-year-olds are voting much less often, according to a new
Fireworks at speedway
Fireworks at speedway HARTFORD -- The fireworks display that was canceled June 29 at Sharon
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
XA daughter, Sophie Mary, was born June 10 at The Birth Place in Naples, Fla., to Stuart and Jodi
Emergency crews deserve gratitude for assistance
Opinion: Emergency crews deserve gratitude for assistance EDITOR: My wife and I would like to take this
DONATIONS Raptor center
The Lake Milton Raptor Education Center houses several birds that would not survive in the wild.
LAWRENCE COUNTY Communities plan building code office
A study on regional policing also is under way. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU
Associated Press
Associated Press UPSCALE TASTES: Jeffrey Smith, left, and Jeremy Mattheiss enjoy ice cream treats
SEBRING Mayor dies, is remembered as asset to the community
The mayor was remembered as a compassionate woman with a strong love of the town. By TRAVIS REED
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ECONOMY Effects of market's decline are widespread
The nation's stock markets have lost $5.5 trillion in value in the past 27 months. CHRISTIAN
AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL Tri-T Pony (age 13-14) Struthers St. Anthony's 12, Niles Ianazone's Pizza 2 -- Chris
TRUMBULL COUNTY Workers' health coverage will change
The change includes employees' paying for part of the cost of doctor's office visits. By DENISE
WARREN Pawnshop known for its honesty
The owners work with police to report stolen goods. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
WEST FARMINGTON Teen is sentenced for arson in fires at nine buildings
The 17-year-old said he did not set the fires; he will appeal the conviction. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
MAHONING COUNTY Utilitiesface suit over billing
The residents are frustrated over the way they've been billed for gas and phones. By BOB JACKSON
July 4, 2002 celebrates 226 years of democracy
Opinion: "We hold these truths to be self-evident. That all men are created equal, that they are endowed by
GAME TIME Today
Who: Astros (Munro 0-0) at Pirates (Beimel 1-2). When: 4:05 p.m. Radio: WKST-AM (1200).
Hagan decries Republicans' rule as reason for Youngstown's plight
The Democratic candidates said they need strong voter turnout to beat their Republican
Correction
Opinion: Michael I. Monus, the former head of the now financially troubled Phar-Mor Inc. drugstore chain, is
HERMITAGE Specter covers various issues
The senator is optimistic a prescription drug benefit for Medicare can be enacted by the end of the
YOUNGSTOWN City OKs razing of parking garage
Traffic now will be able to circulate around the lots. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER
Heavy rock goes to fans
By JOHN PATRICK GATTA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT For those who do not pay attention to the music
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Shortfall in state budget means cuts in services
Head lice prevention and drug and alcohol counseling programs are among those affected. By NORMAN
OHIO POLL Democrat gains a little, but Taft keeps his lead
The poll has the state treasurer's race as a dead heat. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS
LifeLines prepares for third try at levy passage
LifeLines provides alcohol, drug and mental health services through 23 contracted agencies. By
BASEBALL
BASEBALL The Toronto -- Blue Jays organization will hold tournaments 11 miles from the Hall of
CORTLAND Eight are hurt in crash involving four vehicles
CORTLAND -- Eight people, including six mentally retarded adults, were taken to hospitals Wednesday
Extra police patrols
Extra police patrols BROOKFIELD -- Police here are adding extra patrols during the Fourth of July
Wednesday, July 3 (57 stories)
Criminal information
Criminal information CLEVELAND -- A criminal information has been filed in federal court against
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple WADING AROUND: One-year-old Seth Stoy of Lisbon cools off in the
AUTO INDUSTRY Sales drop slightly, but discounts soar
GM had the best June sales among U.S. automakers. STAFF/WIRE REPORT DETROIT -- Chevrolet
Police arrest felon trying to buy firearm
Police arrest felon trying to buy firearm NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- State police say they are cracking
WARREN Judge rules charges stand
The city auditor's case will go to trial in September. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Men 'over-diagnosed' for cancer, study says
Men 'over-diagnosed' for cancer, study says WASHINGTON -- Many men over 60 are receiving
YOUNGSTOWN Flask requests dismissal
The attorney general's setbacks in two similar lawsuits led the former MVSD director to take this
TRACK AND FIELD
TRACK AND FIELD YOUNGSTOWN STRIDERS KIDSFEST MEET RESULTS (At East Liverpool) Girls: (9-10)
Pharmaceutical companies have a lot of explaining to do
Opinion: The nation's drug companies can no longer attribute the skyrocketing prices of their products to
'Indivisible,' you say? Not judging by flap over pledge
Opinion: Sometimes it's best to just take a breath. For instance, it would have been better if the
GETTING IT RIGHT
BFI of Ohio, Youngstown district, and Waste Management are not closed Monday. They are closed July 4
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials face decision on building
The price tag for repairs will be more than $41,000. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICTOR TRUMBULL STAFF
SALEM COUNCIL Law firm to help in talks
A service organization has a special contest planned for later this summer. By NORMAN LEIGH
MAHONING COUNTY Relief efforts combine
The idea is to coordinate the flow of donated goods to a disaster site. By BOB JACKSON
OHIO 2 congressmen will return funds donated by WorldCom
However, Ohio's two U.S. senators said they have no plans to return the funds contributed by
INDICTMENTS | Mahoning County
The following people were indicted Tuesday by a Mahoning County grand jury: Timothy Johnson, 46,
BOARDMAN Victim's widow asks why suspect was free
An assistant county prosecutor said the situation is not unusual. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
ELIZABETH CASEY KEITH KIMOCK
ELIZABETH CASEY KEITH KIMOCK CAMPBELL -- The marriage of Elizabeth Casey, daughter of Bill and Jan
BAZETTA Trumbull Co. fair begins Tuesday
BAZETTA -- Veterans and safety forces will be honored as a part of the 156th Trumbull County Fair
Hunter's bullet strikes 5-year-old
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- A 5-year-old boy was injured by a stray bullet fired by a hunter near his
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball
BABE RUTH (14-15s) Commercial Neon 21, Central Optical 8 -- Dan Balog led a 17-hit attack with a
POLICE CALLS
POLICE CALLS Canfield Summary of police activity: CANFIELD June 22 Drug paraphernalia: A
WARREN Attorneys say Joy won't pay unexpected electric bill
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- Attorneys representing the operator of
GIRARD SCHOOLS Superintendent candidates
Here is a list of candidates seeking to become permanent superintendent of Girard City Schools. No
HOLLY MCBRIDE ROBERT KRUPITZER
HOLLY MCBRIDE ROBERT KRUPITZER YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. Frank Lehnerd officiated June 1 at St.
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BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Anthony and Genevieve Takash, Niles, boy, July 2. Elaine Sallaz and Jamie
MICHELLE ORR NATHANIEL SIKORA
MICHELLE ORR NATHANIEL SIKORA NORTH LIMA --Michelle Orr and Nathaniel Sikora, both of 510
EVANGELINA MIRANDA JOHN MILLER JR.
EVANGELINA MIRANDA JOHN MILLER JR. BOARDMAN -- John M. Miller Jr. and his bride, the former
Campbell man faces charge in shooting that wounded teen
CAMPBELL -- A shooting this morning left an 18-year-old woman hospitalized. Police said a 27-year-
Summer doldrums? Cool it
By KATIE-NELL SCANLON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER HOT. REAL HOT. BUT HOTTER than usual? Yup.
American Indian event
American Indian event AUSTINTOWN -- An American Indian powwow to honor U.S. military veterans will
GIRARD Teacher is let go, but he didn't know
Don Rex says he had to go find out if he had a job next year. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Express takes 2-1 lead in Little 'b'
STRUTHERS -- Youngstown Express defeated Astro Falcons 10-4 Tuesday to take a 2 games to 1 lead in
Equipment stolen
Equipment stolen BOARDMAN -- A chiropractor reported that $3,500 in equipment was stolen from her
AP file photo, Aug. 21, 2001
AP file photo, Aug. 21, 2001 MEDICAL PIONEER: Robert Tools, an artificial-heart recipient, holds
Mercer County Grange Fair set to begin
MERCER, Pa. -- The weeklong 38th annual Mercer County Grange Fair on Pa. Route 58, east of Mercer,
Associated Press
Associated Press AMERICAN PRIDE: Richard Mak and about 200 volunteers are planning to visit each
JENNIFER VANSUCH JASON BLAIR
JENNIFER VANSUCH JASON BLAIR YOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Jennifer VanSuch and Jason Blair, both
MAHONING VALLEY Agencies: Budget cuts will hurt communities
The cuts couldn't have come at a worse time for Columbiana County, a commissioner said. By DAVID
First prayer from schools, now God from Pledge
Opinion: First prayer from schools, now God from Pledge EDITOR: Wake up people. Again the minority is
Woman robbed at home
Woman robbed at home GIRARD -- A gunman got away with about $400 in a holdup Tuesday afternoon at
Bus service to continue in Lawrence County
Lawrence County's new clock tower should be installed in September. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
DIVE IN: Autumn Carter, 11, of Greenford back dives into the Columbiana Swimming Pool. Temperatures
DIVE IN: Autumn Carter, 11, of Greenford back dives into the Columbiana Swimming Pool. Temperatures
BOARDMAN Firehouse renewals weighed
Early estimates are double the allotted dollar amount. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
GIRARD SCHOOLS 4 from Valley seek job as chief
The board was to conduct its third interview session today. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
GAIL WHITE Standing united, America's blessings will flow
I will celebrate freedom this Fourth of July surrounded by family and friends. In the morning, we
KOS SLAYING Judge: Use man's words
The judge said the defendant never directly asked for an attorney. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
REVIVING THE EVERGLADES
Opinion: Washington Post: Will the massive $8 billion program for re-plumbing the Everglades actually succeed
NEWTON FALLS Council recall petitions certified
Traficant and Davis collected enough signatures to run for Congress as independents. By STEPHEN
WARREN Attorneys say Joy won't pay unexpected bill
The course operator said he is shocked by the electric company's request. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
TRAFICANT CASE Detore misses court date; pretrial reset
The trial is still on for July 29. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER CLEVELAND -- A
MCDONALD Pact won't change mill operations, officials say
McDonald Steel employees will receive 15 percent pay raises and won't have to pay for health
LISA DAVIA ERIC RUBENSTEIN
LISA DAVIA ERIC RUBENSTEIN GROVE CITY, Pa. -- Lisa M. DaVia of Grove City became the bride of Eric
PUBLIC SAFETY | Citations
The Ohio Department of Public Safety, responsible for enforcement of liquor, tobacco and gambling
Tuesday, July 2 (62 stories)
REUNIONS
XThe 56th annual A & amp;P reunion will be held from 3 to 7 p.m. Sept. 22 at the Brentford
HOWLAND Closing of Ajax Magnethermic leaves workers bewildered
The founder of the local manufacturer says he is 'terribly disturbed' by the closing. By DON
Mahoning County child death rate must not continue its tragic climb
Opinion: In Hong Kong, the infant mortality rate is 4.1 per 1,000 births. In Western Europe, 4.7 infants die
Girard tire disposal
Girard tire disposal GIRARD -- A tire disposal program continues for residents. Unwanted passenger
WHO'S AMAZING?
Opinion: Washington Post: A month ago Tom Daschle, the Senate majority leader, appeared on NBC's Sunday
Man pleads guilty in child porn case
Man pleads guilty in child porn case PITTSBURGH -- A Pulaski Township resident has pleaded guilty
Molins honored at gathering for 50th anniversary
NILES -- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Molin of 1437 Tripodi Circle were honored June 22 at a family gathering
YOUNGSTOWN Special prosecutor closes case with no charges against Lisotto
The special prosecutor found no evidence of criminal intent. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Sara E. Hawkins to be bride of Eric S. Buckner
ALLIANCE -- Announcement is being made of the engagement of Sara Elizabeth Hawkins and Eric Scott
TRANSFER, PA. School officials OK loan, pass budget
The loan will be for three years at 85 percent of the prime interest rate. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
September date set by Miss Remias, Chadwick Johnston
COLUMBUS -- The engagement of Rebecca Remias and Chadwick Johnston, both of Columbus, is being
SOCCER
SOCCER Valley Sports, Ltd. -- will be the site of an outdoor high school soccer tournament July
Elisa Piccirilli, Mr. Ramunno to be married
STRUTHERS -- Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Ramunno of Struthers are announcing the engagement of their son,
Trial of accused doctor delayed
LISBON -- A trial for a former Calcutta physician accused of sexual misconduct was delayed after the
MAHONING COUNTY Family sues 3 in man's death
The crash came after an argument at a graduation party, authorities said. By BOB JACKSON
ITALY
Opinion: La Stampa, Turin, July 10: U.S. President George W. Bush, in his speech in Manhattan attacked the
ON AREA DIAMONDS Area youth baseball and softball
BASEBALL Tri-T Colt (ages 15-16) Struthers Daily Legal News 6, East Liverpool Sky Bank 4 -- Mike
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Local guild shares love for all things herbal
"Is there any difference between using fresh herbs and dried ones?" I asked. The uniform gasp made
GIRARD SCHOOLS 4 from Valley seek job as chief
The board was to conduct its third interview session today. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
WARREN Officials board up drug house
The law director wants the house boarded up for a year. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
ATF Illegal fireworks hot line available
The illegal devices cost pennies to make and sell for $1 or more. The U.S. Treasury Department
Parents announce Cwynar-Quattro engagement
The engagement of Michele Lee Cwynar and Christopher George Quattro, both of Mount Pleasant, S.C.,
SOCIAL SECURITY Q & amp;A
Q. How do I apply for retirement benefits? A. There are three ways to apply for retirement
LAWRENCE COUNTY Property reassessments are in the mail
Property owners have until Aug. 1 to file appeals. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU
YOUNGSTOWN 4 WRTA management workers file lawsuit seeking pay raises
The dispute is centered around an employee evaluation system to determine pay raises. By BOB
Pledge of Allegiance takes name of God's in vain
Opinion: Pledge of Allegiance takes name of God's in vain EDITOR: Many times during the last two years I
NEW WILMINGTON Manure cleanup required
A waterline project should start within a week. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
YOUNGSTOWN Judge rejects motions
Preliminary hearings are set for next week. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT Fireworks will be displayed at dusk Friday at Baird-Mitchell Field in Poland
Reception held in observance of Petros' jubilee
CAMPBELL -- Mr. and Mrs. George Petro, 143 Woodland Ave., were guests of honor during a reception
TRUMBULL COUNTY Pact in hand, McDonald Steel plans to buy furnace
The old furnaces will be replaced because they are inefficient and expensive to maintain, the
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple GIRL TALK: Jacki Adams, 15, and Miranda Heflin, 10, are paired as
BOARDMAN Dogs are rescued at trash-filled house
The house and yard are littered with trash. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
LAWRENCE COUNTY Health screenings
St. Francis Health System is offering free and low-cost health screenings this month for blood-
Vernon-Stewart troth announced; wedding planned
CAMPBELL -- David and Diane Vernon of Campbell and are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
LISBON Trial of doctor delayed
The doctor asked the judge if he would move his upcoming trial to another county. By NORMAN LEIGH
Corlls observe golden event during party
AUSTINTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Jay Corll, 6260 Kirk Road, were guests of honor during a get-
Man pleads innocent
Man pleads innocent YOUNGSTOWN -- Michael J. Hogan, 36, of Forest Ridge Drive in Boardman pleaded
BROOKFIELD SCHOOLS Rejected essay topic leads to a lawsuit
The suit says the boy is 'educationally challenged.' YOUNGSTOWN -- Peggy E. Koehler is outraged
Noe 50th anniversary celebrated during barbecue held on June 9
NORTH JACKSON -- Friends and relatives attended a barbecue held June 9 in celebration of the 50th
MAHONING VALLEY Danger lurks on crowded area lakes
Parks and waterways in the area are enforcing strict regulation in an effort to keep things safe
Mr. and Mrs. John Torella mark golden anniversary at party
LEETONIA -- Mr. and Mrs. John Torella, 42365 Apples Way, were the guests of honor July 4 at a pool
BOARDMAN Victim's widow asks why suspect was free
An assistant prosecutor for Mahoning County said the situation is not unusual. By JoANNE VIVIANO
North Star purchase is complete
YOUNGSTOWN -- North Star Steel's local mill now is part of a newly formed company called V &
Aggravated menacing
Aggravated menacing CANFIELD -- A Salem man charged with aggravated menacing in connection with
SWIMMERS: Amanda Purnell, 16, right, and Shelley Bruce, 9, enjoy relief from the heat at the home of
SWIMMERS: Amanda Purnell, 16, right, and Shelley Bruce, 9, enjoy relief from the heat at the home of
HUBBARD COUNCIL Where has all the water gone?
The mayor says the city has a raccoon problem and he hasn't found the solution. By TIM YOVICH
Newton Falls council members fill vacant seat after resignation
NEWTON FALLS -- Catie Karl-Moran was selected by council Monday to fill a vacancy created when Harry
N.Y. firefighter to visit
N.Y. firefighter to visit POLAND -- Poland Firefighters Association will present Lt. Scott
LIQUOR CONTROL Permits and applications
Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and applications and
Kollars feted at dinner party on 50th jubilee
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kollar, 1959 Smithfield St., were honored by family members and
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses William M. Nicks, 47, of 6717 Burbage Lake Circle, Suffolk,
NEW CASTLE Crew from ESPN2 to film Back to the '50s event
Two car cruises are planned in downtown New Castle. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU
Inmate sues prison, alleging harassment
YOUNGSTOWN -- An inmate at the Elkton Federal Correctional Institution is suing the prison and some
YOUNGSTOWN House demolisher vows to smooth things over
The contractor said a wet spring prevented the grading of 15 demolition sites. By ROGER G. SMITH
WARREN City law director, sheriff board up house
The official wants the house to be boarded up for a year. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
WARREN Charge against Santa Claus dismissed
The ruling made Santa very jolly indeed, according to his attorney. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
No morals, only desire to kill in book
Aukai Collins fought in some of the world's most dangerous places, but his book lacks introspection
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Teens become mentors
By ROSA MERCADO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- Although many teenagers might dread spending
Monday, July 1 (40 stories)
REGION Diversity of 4-H attracts city folk
4-H in the Mahoning and Shenango valleys has many faces. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
VIENNA If two counties bail out, how will regional airport fly solo?
Capital-improvement projects at the airport continue, thanks to federal grants. THE VINDICATOR,
Not your daddy's Cavalier
By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- A more powerful engine, some high-tech
Judge Evans shows little regard for crime, victims
Opinion: Judge Evans shows little regard for crime, victims EDITOR: On June 20, 2002, I had my first
Steals, sacrifice fly defeat Scrappers
The Cyclones manufactured a run to win Sunday's 11-inning game in Brooklyn. VINDICATOR STAFF
ADVICE CONTINUES
ADVICE CONTINUES The columns Ann Landers completed before her death will be published by The
Steals, sacrifice defeat Scrappers
The Cyclones manufactured a run to win Sunday's 11-inning game in Brooklyn. VINDICATOR STAFF
WORTH A LOOK
FESTIVALS XSt. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, 220 N. Walnut St., Youngstown, will hold its Greek
3David Sweet succeeds Leslie Cochran as YSU president. Cochran and his wife, Lin, sell their Rayen Avenue home to Thermal Ventures for $637,500.
Beaver Township Zoning Commission rejects a proposal to rezone land along Pine Lake for construction
AMY GUSTAVSON MICHAEL GARLAND
AMY GUSTAVSON MICHAEL GARLAND BOARDMAN -- Amy L. Gustavson, daughter of Karen Gustavson of
CLASS B Propane, Academy remain at the top
The playoffs featuring four teams begin Wednesday. STRUTHERS -- Youngstown Propane and Line Drive
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS Independence Day Agencies and other businesses that will be closed Independence
MAHONING VALLEY Squad targets armed dealers
The Warren police chief said the city doesn't have enough staff to assign a full-time officer to the
with Scott White
with Scott White Age: 37. Hometown: Youngstown. Occupation: Detective sergeant, Youngstown
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown
Matthew M. Condrey is the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown and the Mahoning Valley
Park Explorers program
Park Explorers program YOUNGSTOWN -- Mill Creek Metroparks will have a program called Mill Creek
YPD veteran graduates from FBI program
YPD veteran graduates from FBI program YOUNGSTOWN -- Lt. William Powell, commander of the
Wick Avenue churches have planned the following events in conjunction with the Festival of the Arts
Wick Avenue churches have planned the following events in conjunction with the Festival of the Arts
CHRISTINE CONWAY MICHAEL SLANINA
CHRISTINE CONWAY MICHAEL SLANINA YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. John Keehner solemnized the marriage of
YOUNGSTOWN Resident works to stop cases of lead poisoning
Bill Watterson is concerned about the presence of lead in homes built before 1978. By SHERRI L.
GREAT BLUE HERONS Fast facts
Height: Around 4 feet for an adult. Wingspan: Up to 7 feet. Coloring: Body is grayish-blue. Head
YOUNGSTOWN Cops respond to 911 call, find body
Relatives received a call from an unidentified woman and went to the house. YOUNGSTOWN -- Inside a
ONE ON ONE | Scott White Police drug dog is partner's best friend, Bar none
While you're on light duty, Bar isn't able to work either, so what does an out-of-work drug-patrol
Extra officers on duty
Extra officers on duty HUBBARD -- The township police department will have additional patrol
THERESA GIUDICI ANDREW GUIDO
THERESA GIUDICI ANDREW GUIDO LAS VEGAS -- Theresa Sebastiano Giudici, 219 Pennsylvania Ave.,
Heron there and everywhere
The nesting site is the third largest in the state, officials say. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR
MELISSA BOBOVECZ JAMES HIVNER
MELISSA BOBOVECZ JAMES HIVNER HOWLAND -- The exchange of nuptial vows took place June 1 as Melissa
MAHONING COUNTY Deputy coroner post still vacant
County officials are looking again at creating a regional forensics center. By BOB JACKSON
BIRTHS
BIRTHS Forum Health Northside Lawanda Williams, 148 Brooklyn, Youngstown, boy, June 29. Danny
CHASITY MORRISON GERALD BRADFORD
CHASITY MORRISON GERALD BRADFORD BOARDMAN -- Chasity Morrison, daughter of William and Charla
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Supreme Court majority ignored the religious effect of the school voucher cause
Opinion: The five-member majority of the Supreme Court of the United States has endorsed a fiction that the
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Girard woman suspects she was drugged
AUSTINTOWN -- A Girard woman told police she may have been drugged at a Youngstown bar. The 22-
COLUMBIANA CORNER Yes we're laughing -- so, sue us
Columbiana County Commissioners managed to joke recently, even if the topic was the not-so-funny
Police warn of thieves
Police warn of thieves HUBBARD -- Township police are asking property owners to be on the lookout
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