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Mr. and Mrs. Mike Terlecki Jr. celebrate their golden anniversary
STRUTHERS -- A family gathering was held June 29 at Bobby D's in Youngstown in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
U.S. House can strike blow for honest politics by voting to expel Traficant -- now
Opinion: Add nonfeasance to Congressman James A. Traficant Jr.'s conviction on 10 federal criminal charges,
Carnahans celebrate anniversary during party held in Boardman
LIBERTY -- The 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Carnahan of Liberty was celebrated
BLOSSOM MUSIC CENTER Petty and Heartbreakers score a hit with the hits
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers got down to the business of playing loud rock 'n' roll classics.
Laurie jubilee is celebrated at dinner party
MENTOR -- A dinner party was held June 22 at Mario Fazio's Restaurant in Willoughby Hills in
COURTS
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Divorces asked Stephanie Ketchum, 1127 Hillcrest Road, Wellsville, and Shane
HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY Pauline Draper
Born: July 2, 1902, in Tibedauz, La. Residence: 437 Idora Ave., Youngstown. Married: Andrew Huff
REGION Program aims to start caring habits in kids
The program is designed to teach children good habits and reduce disruptive behavior in school.
LISA BOSNJAK STJEPAN JURATOVIC
LISA BOSNJAK STJEPAN JURATOVIC STRUTHERS -- St. Nicholas Church was the setting at noon June 29 as
Morrises mark 50th anniversary at dinner party
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. John J. Morris of 3842 Oran Drive were honored June 29 at a Mass at Holy
Bartender cited
Bartender cited YOUNGSTOWN -- A bartender was issued a citation for serving alcohol while the bar
KRISTAL MELI MICHAEL CODINA
KRISTAL MELI MICHAEL CODINA CINCINNATI -- The Rev. Dennet Juna officiated at 1:30 p.m. June 1 at
IN THE CUP!
IN THE CUP! Area holes in one Walter Jacyszyn of Austintown scored a hole-in-one on the second
A FATHER'S GIFT
A FATHER'S GIFT A daughter's legacy Among the poems to be in the book Becky Foerster's dad is
MERCER COUNTY Produce coupons help seniors
Older county residents can get $20 worth of free fruits and vegetables at local farmers markets.
Calderones mark golden jubilee at family dinner
POLAND -- Mr. and Mrs. Armand Calderone, 6725 James St., were honored May 3 at a family dinner on
YSU A trio of new deans talks it up
The three are part of one of the biggest turnovers in academic leadership in the university's 94-
TINA KITCHEN DONALD LUCAS
TINA KITCHEN DONALD LUCAS YOUNGSTOWN -- Married at 2 p.m. June 8 at Alpha and Omega First Baptist
TIFFANY TEMPLIN MATTHEW SELL
TIFFANY TEMPLIN MATTHEW SELL NEW WATERFORD -- The marriage of Tiffany Templin, E. Park Ave.,
Family dinner party held to celebrate Smiths' 50th wedding anniversary
GIRARD -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. David Smith, Tibbetts Wick Road, was
DANIELLE WEISENBORN THOMAS MACABOBBY
DANIELLE WEISENBORN THOMAS MACABOBBY YOUNGSTOWN -- Dr. Danielle R. Weisenborn, Canton, and Dr.
STAGE LEFT PLAYERS Cast of 'Cabaret' struts its stuff
This risqu & eacute; musical is definitely for mature theatergoers. BY MARGARET NERY
CAREER MOVES
MANUFACTURING GARRETTSVILLE -- Amweld Building Products announces two additions to its national
Parachute jump planned
Parachute jump planned GREENVILLE, Pa. -- The Stefan Banic Parachute Foundation will have its
INFORMATION
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STATE
STATE Ohio history published As Ohio prepares to celebrate its bicentennial in 2003, Andrew R.
SQUAK CREEK COUNTRY CLUB Special events big part of tourney week
By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA -- The Giant Eagle LPGA Classic is a spectacular
Zimmermans' 50th observed at Greenford farm
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Zimmerman, 69 Buena Vista Ave., were honored by friends and relatives
CHERYL TUSINAC | P. BRIAN SMALDINO
WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. -- The wedding of Cheryl Anne Tusinac and Dr. P. Brian Smaldino took place at
SANDLOTS Express captures first in title series
Astro Falcons routed Rondinelli Tuxedo in Class B action. STRUTHERS -- Youngstown Express scored
REBECCA GRAY MATTHEW BAVUSO
REBECCA GRAY MATTHEW BAVUSO NASSAU, Bahamas -- Wedding vows were exchanged June 10 at St. Francis
Angels of Easter Seals installs officers
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Angels of Easter Seals installed officers at its regular meeting May 22 at the
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Hassell: Job of softball catcher is a challenge
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Don't tell Tami Hassell of Hubbard that being a softball catcher is easier than
Write to: Cook Forest State Park, P.O. Box 120, Cooksburg, PA 16217. Phone: (814) 744-8407.
Write to: Cook Forest State Park, P.O. Box 120, Cooksburg, PA 16217. Phone: (814) 744-8407. For
BOOKS: Bob Foerster examines a book of his daughter Becky's poems, which he found after she died. He
BOOKS: Bob Foerster examines a book of his daughter Becky's poems, which he found after she died. He
SWANSON | Keystoner Phillips' boxing stock climbs
Sharon heavyweight Willie Phillips certainly boosted his ring stock recently when he came up with a
LIGHTNING STRIKES Danger in a flash
An emergency management official is sending a new warning and shelter advisory to golf courses.
There are none so blind as apologists
Opinion: Let's not be na & iuml;ve about the Mahoning Valley Sanitary District lawsuit. Defendants Edward
STEPHANIE CARD MICHAEL PAXTON
STEPHANIE CARD MICHAEL PAXTON CANFIELD -- Old North Church of Canfield provided the setting June 1
BIRTHS
St. Joseph Health Center Trisha and Mark Schoonover, 6080 Thompson-Clark Road, Bristolville, boy,
Private school outclasses public, charter schools
Opinion: Private school outclasses public, charter schools EDITOR: DeAnna Hardwick's response to the
STRUTHERS -- Youngstown Express scored five times in the fifth inning to break open a 4-4 game to
STRUTHERS -- Youngstown Express scored five times in the fifth inning to break open a 4-4 game to
THE FLEETING, SOMETIMES DEADLY flash of lightning common in summer hit home Thursday for about 80
THE FLEETING, SOMETIMES DEADLY flash of lightning common in summer hit home Thursday for about 80
MELINDA ROSS CHRISTOPHER RAPPACH
MELINDA ROSS CHRISTOPHER RAPPACH BOARDMAN -- St. Charles Church was the setting at 1:30 p.m. May
DIANE DICKERHOOF JOSEPH NOBILE
DIANE DICKERHOOF JOSEPH NOBILE LAS VEGAS -- The Little Church of the West was the setting at 5:45
The Heltons mark 50th at family event
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Helton, 5136 Pinecrest Ave., observed their 50th wedding
HOLIDAY EVENTS What's planned
Events scheduled next week related to Independence Day around the Mahoning and Shenango valleys, as
Brownlee Woods residents gather
Although they have some complaints, Brownlee Woods residents like living in the city. By PETER H.
HOWLAND Trustees scramble to probe closing of Ajax Magnethermic
Township trustees and county commissioners approved a 60 percent 10-year tax abatement for the
NICOLE LESSARD DARYLE YARAB
NICOLE LESSARD DARYLE YARAB POLAND -- Nicole Andrea Lessard and Daryle G. Yarab were married at
Hoopers mark anniversary at family cookout
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Hooper of 7060 West Blvd. were honored June 16 at Glenwood
MCDONALD Homecoming begins Wednesday
A 1-mile foot race precedes the start of the 69th homecoming. By MARY SMITH VINDICATOR
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of June 30: MONDAY Trumbull County Marine Corps League Detachment,
BRIDGET SCARSELLA DAN PEREZ
BRIDGET SCARSELLA DAN PEREZ YOUNGSTOWN -- A reception at the Grand Pavilion at Opus Twenty One in
Family holds celebration for McDaniels' 50th
STRUTHERS -- Mr. and Mrs. Larry McDaniel, 26 Grandview Ave., where feted by family and friends as
McDonald Steel pact
McDonald Steel pact McDONALD -- United Steelworkers of America and International Brotherhood of
DOCTORS
DOCTORS Podiatry graduate Bradley A. Habuda has graduated from the Ohio College of Podiatric
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Garden Forum holds flower show
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Garden Forum of the Greater Youngstown Area held a flower show June 15 and 16 at
Alfords honored at family dinner for 50th jubilee
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. and Mrs. Jay Alford of 18 Lakewood Circle were honored June 28 at a family
Michelle Arbogast, Brian Gizzi plan Aug. 3 wedding
CANFIELD -- Announcement is being made by Phillip and Patricia Gizzi, 32 Pine Cone Drive, of the
Growing pains
Growing pains Mike Conroy is only 19 years old, but the Mahoning Valley Scrappers left-fielder is
Jennifer Allen, Mr. Peters plan summer wedding
VIENNA -- Donald and Mary Kay Allen, 5212 King Graves Road, announce the summer wedding plans of
Rose society announces show results
WARREN -- The Warren Rose Society held its 32nd annual rose show June 15 at the Eastwood Mall.
Veterans group bestows award
Veterans group bestows award YOUNGSTOWN -- The Vindicator is the winner of the 2002 Norman H. Dohn
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES TODAY Holy Family Catholic Church, 2729 Center Road, Poland, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. St.
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
YOUNGSTOWN -- Misa Billet, a senior staff coordinator at the Callos Companies, has earned the
Twenty Mercer County farmers markets, representing more than 40 vendors, are participating in this
Twenty Mercer County farmers markets, representing more than 40 vendors, are participating in this
LIGHTNING Golfers' safety
Question asked of golfers at Mill Creek Park: How confident are you that the golf courses you play
AUTOMOBILES Poll: Customers rank low rental prices as key
Increasingly, renters are booking their cars through the Internet. WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. -- In
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
RARE FIND: The "Love" head vase is rare and expensive. This one sold recently for $1,800.
SCOTT SHALAWAY Birding at the beach opens a new list of species
A summer trip to the beach brings a well earned opportunity to rest and relax. It also brings a
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK Jamal Finley
The FBI and the Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force is asking the public to help find the
WARREN Family events planned for the Fourth of July
The rock band Soul of One will perform a free concert during the festivities. By DENISE DICK
Garwigs feted at several events for anniversary
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Myron E. Garwig, 482 Annawan Lane, celebrated their 50th wedding
BRANDY ZEMBOWER JOHN TOMORY
BRANDY ZEMBOWER JOHN TOMORY BOARDMAN -- A honeymoon to Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic
Stevensons feted at celebration for golden jubilee
HUBBARD -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stevenson of 617 Sunset Drive was
The Cragels celebrating 50 years of marriage
DUNDEE, Fla. -- A late-June family dinner party was held in celebration of the 50th wedding
MILL CREEK METROPARKS Events schedule
Activities scheduled in July: Tuesday: Summer Flowers, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Make a flower arrangement
KEYSTONE CLIPS Stake your claim to long-lost loot
If you think the state of Pennsylvania may be holding onto some of your money or other assets, a
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- Other than a stint with a famous rock 'n' roll band, food service has been a
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- Other than a stint with a famous rock 'n' roll band, food service has been a
STRUTHERS Team beats a path to victims
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER STRUTHERS -- Three days into this summer's school
STRUTHERS HIGH Reunion to gather all grads of school
The all-alumni reunion may be held every five years, said Tina Morell, class of '78 and one of the
MetroStars win
MetroStars win Mamadou Diallo scored his sixth goal in five games with the MetroStars on Saturday
VETERANS
VETERANS Man of the Year in Ohio VIENNA -- Retired Air Force Col. Dr. Jack Ventling of Poland
Associated Press
Associated Press RAISINS GALORE: Richard Garabedian, Raisin Administrative Committee chairman,
DOWNTOWN YOUNGSTOWN Couple has high hopes for Hub
The new owners plan to give the landmark restaurant and its menu a face-lift, but they'll keep some
MUSEUMS Area attractions
Arms Family Museum of Local History -- 648 Wick Ave., Youngstown, (330) 743-2589: "Far From Home:
MERCER COUNTY Road work
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will do the following road repairs this week:
LIGHTNING STRIKES
An emergency management official is sending a new warning and shelter advisory to golf courses.
Containment systems give dogs room to roam without using fences or chains. Here's what you need to know before buying one.
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Nobody likes a pooch on the loose. Not the
DELPHI PACKARD Local plants help drive the future of auto innnovation
Packard is powering the latest developments in automotive technology. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR
Ospreys making a comeback
Before man nearly wiped out a number of wildlife species in Ohio such as bald eagles, deer, wild
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Hot water dispenser offers great convenience
Q. My husband and I are coffee and tea drinkers and enjoy cooking. I thought a sink-mounted hot
Biro-Hankins wedding set for early August
John and Janet Biro of Niles and Linda and Les Benson of Hubbard are announcing the engagement of
Becky's book
By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT GREENFORD -- Rebecca Foerster was riding in a speeding
LIBRARY SCHEDULES | July
YOUNGSTOWN AND MAHONING COUNTY "Animals on Parade." Stories, games and craft for children at 10
Shapiro bets his career on deals
Ask an Indians fan the difference between Mark Shapiro and the Grinch Who Stole Christmas, and he
SATURDAY'S LINESCORES
SATURDAY'S LINESCORES CLASS B ASTRO FALCONS 10, RONDINELLI TUXEDO 2 Rondinelli00002--231
YSU A trio of new deans talk it up
The three are part of one of the biggest turnovers in academic leadership in the university's 94-
Saturday, June 29 (51 stories)
Wedding planned by Miss Byerly, Mr. Rudnytsky
CANFIELD -- Announcement is being made of the engagement of Alyson M. Byerly and Damian A.
Franko-Douglas engagement is made known
NILES -- Announcement is being made by Joseph and Marilyn Franko, 1884 Meadowlark Lane, of the
Christian concert
Christian concert NORTH BLOOMFIELD -- North Bloomfield United Methodist Church will host a concert
NEW CASTLE, PA. Human Services to end contract with hospital
Changes in the hospital's parent organization prompted the decision to break away. NEW CASTLE, Pa.
Wanted on warrants, woman surrenders
AUSTINTOWN -- A Niles woman who was wanted on 15 warrants accusing her of passing bad checks turned
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LISTINGS Vacation Bible School
First Church of God, 1026 Salt Springs Road, Mineral Ridge. Theme: Faith Mountain. Class: Age 4
DREAM CENTER Grand opening
The grand opening for the Dream Center takes place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today. Free hot dogs and
July date chosen for Hrinko-Smith wedding vows
Alexander Hrinko, 3700 Warren Meadville Road, Cortland, and Dolores Hrinko of Florence, S.C., are
Sex-shop laws to get an overhaul
Officials want the ordinances in place before any businesses move in. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
SCRAPPERS, NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE STATISTICS
SCRAPPERS STATISTICS Through Thursday's games BATTING ABRHHRRBIAvg Kenton Myers31101.333
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
A Mahoning County grand jury also indicted these people: Corey D. Booth, 28, Alhambra Way, Akron;
JUNIOR CIVIC LEAGUE Officers installed, scholarships awarded
Several members were singled out for recognition at the league's annual brunch. LIBERTY --
Funds should help in house demolitions
Funds should help in house demolitions YOUNGSTOWN -- Using funds from the Community Development
SHARON, PA. Small ships please crowd
Patriotism was a dominant theme with this year's participants. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR
Western Reserve school board fills positions
BERLIN CENTER -- The Western Reserve school board recently hired several people and issued
Mahoning County grand jury indicts woman, teen in deaths
YOUNGSTOWN -- A Mahoning County grand jury has indicted Michelle T. Burton of Ellenwood Avenue and
Bruno's request denied
The case has been under seal since reports of a tax probe were made public. By PATRICIA MEADE
Treasurer's office will return to full staff
By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON -- After about a month and a half of operating on
NILES Alert bank workers honored
Tellers recognized the suspect from security bulletins. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
American Legion post
American Legion post SHARON, Pa.-- Sharon American Legion Post 299 will celebrate the grand
Former school treasurer's appeal dismissed
YOUNGSTOWN -- A former Campbell schools treasurer again has lost a bid to get his job back. The 7th
Cops sue city and police chief
YOUNGSTOWN -- Two city police officers, cleared in January of robbery charges, are suing the city
YOUNGSTOWN Suit filed against deceased mayor
George Tablack was charged in 1999 with driving under the influence of alcohol. YOUNGSTOWN -- A
CLUB CALENDAR
AUXILIARIES XK. of C. Ladies of Father Gallagher Council 3144 will meet at 5 p.m. July 9 at the
YOUNGSTOWN Local woman joins state board of mental-health organization
Nancy Walker-McCain will serve a three-year term. YOUNGSTOWN -- The National Alliance for the
MAHONING COUNTY Bridges to be replaced in two rural townships
Construction of one bridge will start Monday, and the other starts in September. By BOB JACKSON
Collapse of Phar-Mor bad news for Valley
Opinion: Of all the recent news stories dealing with the expected dismantling of the Phar-Mor Inc. chain, the
WARREN Role in attack nets 6 years
The defendant apologized to the victim's family before sentencing. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Special speaker
Special speaker YOUNGSTOWN -- Dr. Rance Allen will present "Straight From the Heart" at 7 p.m.
ANTHONY SMITH | A Profile Hubbard grad shows talent in Ohio all-star game
The Syracuse-bound free safety won Defensive Player of the Game honors for the North. By JOHN
MCI call center loses 10 jobs
The telecommunications giant is closing two call centers in Maryland and Tennessee. By CYNTHIA
CDBG City of Sharon will use development funds
The grants will be used for projects benefiting low- and moderate-income people. SHARON, Pa. --
CLASS B BASEBALL Yo. Propane maintains lead with 11-3 win over Express
Line Drive kept pace in the standings by defeating Riordans, 7-3. STRUTHERS -- Class B League
If Arafat is out, who's in?
Opinion: President Bush could have taken any one of a number of tacks when putting together his proposal for
Cambell teen makes it to top 16
CAMPBELL -- Campbell Memorial High School graduate Niki Stamos finished in the sweet 16 of the
Penn State Shenango teachers receive awards
SHARON, Pa. -- Shirley Dillaman, a biology instructor, and Dr. Jane Viti, part-time instructor in
BIRTHS
BIRTHS Forum Health Northside Theresa Williams and Frank Newsom, 396 W. Warren Ave., Youngstown,
Miss Zandarski, Mr. Pachell set wedding date
AUSTINTOWN -- Announcement is being made of the engagement of Hope Zandarski and Brian Pachell, both
AUSTINTOWN Court cases
Several people appeared before Judge David D'Apolito late this week in Mahoning County Court in
BRIAN RICHESSON | SCRAPPERS Conroy breaks out of slump, learns to deal with adversity
Don't feel too much sympathy for Mike Conroy. The Mahoning Valley Scrappers left-fielder began the
Many WorldCom customers are checking other options. Story, Business, B6.
Many WorldCom customers are checking other options. Story, Business, B6.
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Louis R. Brown, 44, of 4503 Deer Creek Court, #8, Austintown,
60 years on job and going strong
He signed on at Packard right out of high school. Sixty years later, he's still at it, with no
ON CAMPUS College news and notes
HEIDELBERG Courtney Mazey (Howland) will play basketball for The Berg. Mazey earned two basketball
Church ignored paper trail of abuse
The priest was transferred to various parishes despite church officials' awareness of his having
CLASS B LINESCORES
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GIRARD Giving out dreams, no questions asked
The Dream Center sets its sights on nourishing people 'physically and spiritually.' By KATIE-NELL
Hogan has long record of crimes
The murder suspect had been released from Mahoning County Jail five weeks before the homicide. By
Friday, June 28 (67 stories)
Traficant files appeal
Traficant files appeal CLEVELAND -- A notice of appeal has been filed by U.S. Rep. James A.
TRAFICANT CASE House ethics subcommittee report lists 10 violations by rep
The congressman plans to defend himself at the July 15 committee hearing. By DAVID SKOLNICK
Web site ranks Traficant last in terms of power
This is the second straight year that the Mahoning Valley's congressman finished last. By DAVID
MERCER COUNTY Judge sentences man in felony assault case
One of those sentenced broke into a home and stole firearms. MERCER, Pa. -- A Warren, Ohio, man
OHIO EDISON Manager resigned, company reports
The golf course owner was under the impression that Ohio Edison had authorized the discount, an
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Mark and Lori Casey, 1744 Island Drive, Youngstown, boy, June 27. Robert
GAIL WHITE Strange phone phenomenon targets busy moms
I believe my telephone has a magnet in it. It is a magnet that attracts children. The force field
MAHONING COUNTY Panel doles out $490,000 to Valley communities
One grant will help Sebring to revitalize its downtown. BY BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
WARREN Man gets 7 year term for role in infant's shooting
Relatives of the child told the judge before sentencing that Little was 'heartless.' By PEGGY
Bored of recreation
Young people say the Youngstown area lacks things for them to do. By VALLERIE BANNER VINDICATOR
PHAR-MOR Bidder foresees jobs at Tamco
One Phar-Mor bidder said a judge's ruling jeopardizes its bid. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR
MAHONING COUNTY Inmates will move
The U.S. government pays nearly $70 a day for each federal inmate in the county jail. By BOB
Turnpike-fee changes
Turnpike-fee changes YOUNGSTOWN -- The Ohio Turnpike Commission is restructuring its fee schedule
AVALON SOUTH Manager of utility quits over bills issue
The golf course owner was under the impression that Ohio Edison had authorized the discount, an
POWER RANKING
POWER RANKING U.S. Senate The YourCongress.com Web site also conducted a power ranking of
SANDLOT BASEBALL Astro Falcons, Express in Little 'b' title series
The two eliminated Becdir and Line Drive Academy in two straight games Thursday. STRUTHERS --
CLUB CALENDAR
ATHLETIC GROUPS XMcDonald Baseball Association will meet at 6 p.m. Sunday in the senior citizens
UNION TOWNSHIP Officials react to threat to halt buses
Supervisors approved a position to help the police chief. Trouble is, the chief didn't request help
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MOUNTAINEER ENTRIES
MOUNTAINEER ENTRIES TODAY -- 7 P.M. 1st--$12,300, mdn cl $7,500-$6,500, 3YO up, 5 1/2f. Tip's
Family groups applaud ruling
By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT COLUMBUS -- Some school-choice advocates say the U.S.
VIENNA Airport loses federal grant
Mahoning County commissioners are questioning how county payments to the airport should be spent.
Poor corporate execs need to keep lavish lifestyle
Opinion: Poor corporate execs need to keep lavish lifestyle EDITOR: I read an article in The Vindicator
Out of nowhere
Out of nowhere Besides establishing himself as a heavy hitter, R.W. Eaks hasn't done much else of
Six are arraigned in trespassing case
STRUTHERS -- Six people were arraigned in municipal court on criminal trespassing charges after
AUSTINTOWN Lions, Lioness clubs celebrate anniversary
Both clubs also installed officers at the event. YOUNGSTOWN -- The Austintown Lions Club observed
DISTRIBUTION Who gets what
These communities received Community Development Block Grants: Poland: $65,000 for resurfacing and
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT *A story in Thursday's Vindicator misstated the amount of money Mahoning and
KELLEY INSKEEP JOSHUA SIMMS
KELLEY INSKEEP JOSHUA SIMMS BOARDMAN -- The gazebo at Boardman Township Park provided the setting
CANFIELD Board notes
The Canfield school board also handled these items: Approved a motion to pay a 15 percent increase
ON AREA DIAMONDS Baseball and softball
BASEBALL Babe Ruth (14-15s) Line Drive Academy 10, Sluggers 4 -- Grant Sevek cracked a double
YOUNGSTOWN Area men indicted on bank fraud charge
Authorities say 10 financial institutions lost nearly $250,000 in the fraud. YOUNGSTOWN -- A
Crash kills Poland man
Crash kills Poland man SPRINGFIELD -- A 33-year-old Poland man died after his car crashed late
Scrappers rained out; DH tonight
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF NILES -- Professional baseball is based on routine.
ICE ZONE Zoldan brings in hockey club
The team will compete in the Continental Elite Hockey League. By JOANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
Man is acquitted of stealing cigars
YOUNGSTOWN -- After a trial in municipal court, Judge Robert P. Milich acquitted a man accused of
FELICIA CLARK GREGORY BROWN
FELICIA CLARK GREGORY BROWN YOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Felicia Gebrene Clark, daughter of Mr.
MAHONING VALLEY Candidate favors tech-job push
The candidate said bringing high-tech jobs to Ohio is among her top priorities. By DAVID SKOLNICK
COLUMBIANA CO. Sales tax increase imposed
A group opposed to imposing the tax intends to undertake an effort to block collection. By NORMAN
Who owns the secret codes, the buyer or the seller?
Opinion: An Associated Press story the other day reported that independent garages across the country are
LOCAL
LOCAL Express beat Murrysville 10-1 YOUNGSTOWN -- Justin Hedrick scattered eight hits and struck
GINA VARI BENJAMIN GEMMEL
GINA VARI BENJAMIN GEMMEL YOUNGSTOWN -- Fellows Riverside Gardens in Mill Creek Park was the
ABWA chapter names representative
WARREN -- A highlight of the June 4 meeting of Warren Charter Chapter of American Business Women's
YOUNGSTOWN Spending, contracts
The city's board of control handled these matters Thursday: Approved a development agreement
Exemptions undermining president's steel initiative
Opinion: First the good news about the tariffs on certain kinds of imported steel imposed in March by the
WARREN Review of shooting planned
Officer Ben Harrell, who was shot, was released from the hospital but is not yet back to his job.
Western Reserve worries about costs
By JoANN JONES VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT BERLIN CENTER -- The Western Reserve Board of Education
MAHONING VALLEY Even babies can read, California researcher says
Turning off the TV and talking to children is a good start to teaching them to read, the researcher
MERCER COUNTY Officials alter plans for jail traffic
Commissioners approved bonds for two projects, one of which will create jobs. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK
MAHONING COUNTY Officials to stump for tax
Hearings on renewing the sales tax generated little interest. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN \ Park board
The city's Park and Recreation Commission handled these items Thursday: Awarded a $3,300 contract
TEEN HEALTH
TEEN HEALTH Avoiding pregnancy A lot of people think that if a girl has sex during her period,
CANFIELD SCHOOL BOARD Union chief responds to published letter
The board member wrote that residents shouldn't let personal issues distract them from acting in the
OTHER ACTION
Sharon Police Chief Thomas M. Burke wants to add a four-legged officer to the city police
CLASS LITTLE B PLAYOFFS
GAME ONE ASTRO FALCONS 9 BECDIR 1 Becdir10000--141 Astro4005X--980 Rick Banna, and Shawn
BECKY SHER | Hype Want a new look? Teen mag offers make-over contest
OK, so she's not your typical teen idol. But Kelly Osbourne has made a major splash as one of the
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Bankruptcies/Chapter 7 Charlaunda D. Howard, aka Charlaunda D. Williams, 49 N.
GAME TIME Today
Who: Hudson Valley Renegades (5-4) at Scrappers (4-5). What: Doubleheader. When: 6 p.m. Radio:
Kiki Willis goes with the flow of soccer
You hear the grumblings about soccer. The critics say it's boring. There's not enough scoring. The
Take time for your elders
Teenage life is far from easy and never slow. Every day during the school year, the average
BOARDMAN PARK Board unveils plans
Synthetic lumber made of recycled kitchen bags and recycled sawdust will be used in the Kids' Town
NESHANNOCK School board OKs solicitor
The board's president will step down Monday. By LAURA MILOSER VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
YOUNGSTOWN Local educators debate voucher decision
The Supreme Court ruling could renew efforts to expand vouchers to other states and communities,
SHARON Redevelopment is still possible
City council voted to create an industrial development authority to go after funds for the
On ramp reopens
On ramp reopens CHAMPION -- The state Route 45 on ramp to state Route 5-82 east is open. The work
LEETONIA SCHOOLS New building almost finished
Teachers, counselors and school nurses will start school with a new contract and 3 percent raises.
Thursday, June 27 (56 stories)
CLEVELAND Traficant files 3 motions
One Traficant motion says juries are unconstitutional because they are rubber stamps for the
THE FUTURE OF RADIO Are AM, FM fading out?
By KATIE-NELL SCANLON and SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITERS YOUNGSTOWN -- When he
THE NEW LUXURY ITEM: COLLEGE
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: College graduates can expect to earn $20,000 more per year in income, on average,
NILES Board awards paving contract
Twenty-one streets will be paved. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF NILES -- The
WEATHERSFIELD SCHOOLS Board OKs purchase of books, holds off on buying bus, repairs
The board opened its meeting with a moment of silence in memory of Joseph Lane. By MARY SMITH
WARREN Doctor gets sentence in drug-trafficking case
The doctor said he was duped by former patients. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Miss McMaster, Robert Kolat set wedding date
WARREN -- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. McMaster, 325 Edgewater Pines Drive, announce the engagement of
Little b League playoffs
Little b League playoffs The Class Little b League playoffs get underway today at Cene Park. Astro
United Steelworkers endorse Ryan for congressional seat
The Steelworkers union has about 40,000 active and retired members in the 17th Congressional
WorldCom pounds more nails into economic coffin
Opinion: WorldCom's 2001 annual report told shareholders that future corporate results could differ from
DiCola-Vivacqua wedding is set for late July
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Announcement is being made by Marion and Pauline DiCola, 202 Shenango Road, of
Let U.S. grant Israel commonwealth status
Opinion: Let U.S. grant Israel commonwealth status EDITOR: As the never-ending spiral of violence
Elderly woman's home has too many cats
Elderly woman's home has too many cats YOUNGSTOWN -- Dozens of cats, alive and dead, were found at
SMALL SHIPS Street closings
Various downtown Sharon streets and intersections will be closed to motor vehicles from 6 to 7 p.m.
Ozone alert period ends
Ozone alert period ends YOUNGSTOWN -- A six-day ozone action period ended Wednesday as a front
Unnerved, investors goconservative
One broker said his stock-buying clients prefer companies that make something they can touch and
Parents announce LaLama-Suba engagement
GIRARD -- The engagement of Melissa LaLama, 119 Chippewa Court, and Derek Suba, 820 N. Highland
Therapy dog events planned for handlers
ALLIANCE -- Rainbow Therapy Dogs is a volunteer group organized to prepare handlers and their
LEETONIA Eminent domain at center of fight
Landowners say eminent domain is hard to accept. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
AGENDA
AGENDA FRIDAY Jackson-Milton School Board special board meeting, 4:30 p.m., Elementery School
Miss Neopolitan, Mr. Nagy plan August wedding
NORTH LIMA -- Ralph and Maria Neopolitan, 11010 Sharrott Road, are announcing the engagement of
Unnerved, investors go conservative
Unnerved, investors go conservative One broker said his stock-buying clients prefer companies that
HERMITAGE City to keep development sidewalk rule
Hermitage will pick up half the cost of sidewalk installations in nonresidential developments.
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials join suit against state agency
WARREN -- Trumbull County commissioners have agreed to join with boards from more than 50 other Ohio
WARREN Doctor gets prison term
The doctor said he was duped by former patients. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Commissioners ponder options in financial crisis
Imposing a tax increase or seeking it at the ballot box are the courses of action possible. By
TRUMBULL COUNTY The nose knows: Dog points the way for arson-probe unit
The dog's training was funded by State Farm. By AMY HOUSLEY INDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF HOWLAND
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers' rally fails
An early 12-0 deficit was trimmed to 12-8 against Hudson Valley. By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR
PHAR-MOR Group prefers Snyder's
The creditors argue that the company's sale plan will destroy the business and eliminate the jobs
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Hudson Valley (5-4) at Scrappers (4-5). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio: WNIO-AM (1390).
Younts to be honored for 60th anniversary
CORTLAND -- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Yount of Cortland will be honored by their family at a buffet
What don't some jurors understand about 'don't'?
Opinion: Jury duty is a time-consuming and essentially thankless job. It is also a job that is vital to the
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kasch (Cheryl Novicky) of Arlington, Va., are announcing the birth of their
Lowellville jeans days raise money for favorite charities
LOWELLVILLE -- Wearing jeans to school has paid off in a big way for the favorite charities of high
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Members speak highly -- and confidently -- of club
Warren resident Mike Gerrick, dressed like a business executive, mustache well-groomed, shoes
HERMITAGE Parade committee seeks marshal
Throwing candy from vehicles in the parade will be banned this year. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
Man seriously hurt in Lisbon assault
LISBON -- Authorities are still investigating a weekend assault that left a Sebring man seriously
BOARDMAN Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday: Mall eatery closes
BOARDMAN -- Say goodbye Ruby Tuesday in the Southern Park Mall. The restaurant company closed its
REYNOLDS SCHOOLS District will revise budget
A common pleas judge refused to give the district the tax increase it requested, saying its figures
Commissioners approve use of federal funds
Commissioners authorized seeking bids for construction of a new garage. LISBON -- Columbiana
SHARON 3 face robbery charges
Two of the accused attacked a bicyclist and stole the necklace he was wearing, police said.
Brown-Doran troth announced, wedding date set
GIRARD -- Announced by Kevin and Nancy Brown, 574 Thomas Lane, is the engagement of their daughter,
SANDLOT BASEBALL Propane takes Class B lead with 9-8 victory
Three unearned runs led to the win over second-place Line Drive Academy. By PAUL TRGOVAC
YOUNGSTOWN 46 to leave city payroll
The incentive is creating staffing problems in city hall -- and that's before planned layoffs even
VIENNA Counties want to yank airport funds
Mahoning County will stop subsidizing the airport if the tax doesn't pass, one commissioner says.
YOUNGSTOWN Mother, son sentenced for their roles in assault
The son was sent to prison, and his mother was put on probation. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
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YOUNGSTOWN Moms arraigned in child endangering
Both mothers are also accused of animal cruelty. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER
WARREN Off the wall: Firefighters pose for a hot calendar
Half the proceeds will go to charity. By DENISE DICK and PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Scott McWhinnie, president and chief executive of PEZ Candy, Inc., in Orange, Conn., demonstrates
Scott McWhinnie, president and chief executive of PEZ Candy, Inc., in Orange, Conn., demonstrates
AUSTINTOWN Judge dismisses Saadey charge
The Austintown man is serving a 55-month federal prison term. By IAN HILL and DAVID SKOLNICK
Brother, sister jailed in house burglary
Brother, sister jailed in house burglary LISBON -- Two East Liverpool residents were in
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD June 17 Theft: The owner of Professional Engine Systems,
LOCAL
LOCAL Jolly Joes wins 2 YOUNGSTOWN -- Jolly Joes won twice in the Class AA League Tuesday at it
Wednesday, June 26 (51 stories)
TRUMBULL COUNTY Health plan faces a vote; changes could save money
The reason for the proposed health-care changes is to cut costs, county officials said. WARREN --
NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
Good promotions: The Scrappers gave away a C.C. Sabathia bobble-head doll to the first 1,000 fans,
Charged in beating
Charged in beating AUSTINTOWN -- A Warren man accused of beating a dancer Tuesday night at Club 76
NEWTON FALLS Bar-fight suspect to get 30 days in plea deal
A proposed plea agreement was worked out during a pretrial hearing. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
REPORTED TO POLICE The figures The total number of domestic violence and domestic disputes reported to local police in 1999, 2000 and 2001 from Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana counties:
COMM.DISPUTESVIOLENCETOTAL Mahoning County Austintown1,2135571,770* Beaver Twp.255176
GAIL WHITE Weaving past and present for future generations
Pulling into the winding driveway of the Mossy Rock Farm off Route 517 outside of Lisbon is like
Demolitions planned
Demolitions planned AUSTINTOWN -- Trustees here have accepted a bid from a contractor who will
MAHONING VALLEY Summit studies family crime
Prevention was the topic at a local domestic violence summit. By ROSA MERCADO VINDICATOR STAFF
TRAFICANT CASE House ethics subcommittee report lists 10 violations by rep
The congressman plans to defend himself at the committee hearing. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
Horse owner avoids charges in neglect case
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Mercer County's humane agent said she won't file any charges against the owner of
PHAR-MOR Bidder foresees jobs at Tamco
One Phar-Mor bidder said a judge's ruling jeopardizes its bid. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR
Welfare should provide help just in the short term
Opinion: Welfare should provide help just in the short term EDITOR: It seems more often than not, I have
Girard's Hunkus feeling 'Blue' about future
The three-sport star has verbally committed to play for the Duke Blue Devils. By TOM WILLIAMS
TRUMBULL COUNTY Judge declares mistrial in DUI
The prosecutor said he plans to try the case again. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Real estate transfers Gerald G. Hamrock et al to Aaron M. Dorazio et al,
No room in Constitution for an American gulag
Opinion: Citizens, even bad citizens, don't disappear into the gulag in the United States of America. At
WEST MIDDLESEX, PA. Approved budget raises property taxes
The tax bill for the average residential taxpayer will go up about $81 a year. By HAROLD GWIN
Gospel theater
Gospel theater YOUNGSTOWN -- Summer Gospel Theatre Explosion Part I, featuring "God Is Good All
STRUTHERS SCHOOLS How will tiger's tale end?
Originally, the mascot was a promotional item for an area gas station. By MARALINE KUBIK
YOUNGSTOWN Board of education sets aside $3M for scholarship fund
The money will be used to recruit minority students from the city to serve as teachers. By SHERRI
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St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Gary II and Jennifer Short, Austintown, boy, June 25. Robert and Tammy Reed, 516
LEETONIA SCHOOLS Board of education to mull 3-year contract with LEA
Employee health insurance issues are also on the agenda. LEETONIA -- At its meeting tonight, the
AREA DIAMONDS | Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL Babe Ruth (14-15s) Commercial Neon 10, Belleria Pizza 5 -- Neon (7-10) topped Belleria
EAST LIVERPOOL Boat ramp improvement project along the Ohio River set to start
The boat-launch facility will be closed for much of the summer. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
Associated Press
Associated Press TIME TO CHANGE: The Ohio Knitting Mills building sits next to a vacant lot in
Don't sweat soccer's success
For most of my life, I regarded World Cup soccer the same way I regarded the bubonic plague -- a
Slaying suspect
Slaying suspect NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The man accused of fatally shooting Alfredo Soto, 20, as he
WARREN Joint proposal would retain jobs
ISG is the city's largest sewer consumer, and WCI is the city's largest water consumer. By DENISE
BEHIND THE PLATE Scrappers' Wallace leads way
The catcher handles the pitchers well and is swinging a hot bat. By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR
WARREN Ex-Delphi Packard chief named to hall of fame
WARREN -- David Heilman, the former president of Delphi Packard Electric Systems, was inducted into
YOUNGSTOWN Saadey enters plea to weapons charge
The former prosecutor's office investigator is serving a federal prison sentence for racketeering,
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.55 2.70 Bank One,.84,35.8235.90 Clear Channel,
Judge allows more time in robbery case
YOUNGSTOWN -- A federal judge has granted a request by the government to extend the time limit in
Police: Kids live in filth, stench
Both mothers were taken into custody and held overnight in jail pending arraignment today. By
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL All-American Conference interest weak; idea scrapped
Warren Harding athletic director Paul Trina said the Raiders will be an independent team. By JOE
The company has local ties: MCI, its subsidiary, has a 1,100-worker call center in Niles.
The company has local ties: MCI, its subsidiary, has a 1,100-worker call center in Niles.
YOUNGSTOWN Local educators debate voucher decision
The court ruling could renew efforts to expand vouchers to other communities, including possibly
17TH DISTRICT Sawyer, Ryan still plan to meet
The meeting will wait until after the Democratic nominee files his campaign financial disclosure
MAHONING COUNTY Death rate among infants is high, report says
Thirty-one of the 46 children who died last year were 1 year old or younger. By BOB JACKSON
AGENDA
AGENDA THURSDAY Boardman Township park board, 8 a.m.,park offices in the Georgeanna A. Parker
Warren should get tougher with slum property owners
Opinion: Warren Mayor Hank Angelo is right when he says that individuals who own property in the city have a
Wright makes right
The Scrappers scored six runs off two homers in a 7-2 win over Auburn. By BILL SULLIVAN
WARREN WCI Steel fights trade exemptions
Seven of the foreign steel types granted tariff exemptions will have a negative affect on WCI. By
TRAFICANT CASE Ex-assistant admits perjury
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER CLEVELAND -- The amount is uncertain, but Henry A.
Principals appointed
Principals appointed WARREN -- The school board appointed two principals Tuesday. Karen
BOARDMAN KILLING Jury indicts man on 2 counts
The Boardman man has been in jail since the night of the killing on unrelated charges. By SHERRI
YOUNGSTOWN Murder verdict expected next week
The judge needs time to look over the exhibits and consider the evidence. By BOB JACKSON
FAIRER DEATH SENTENCES
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: The U.S. Supreme Court finally concurred with a belief long held by reasonable
Tuesday, June 25 (62 stories)
ONE FOR THE PATIENT
Opinion: Philadelphia Inquirer: Just when the anti-HMO movie "John Q" was well on its way to the bottom
STRUTHERS Ex-official indicted in bribery scheme
Ronald Carcelli will remain free while he awaits trial on charges of bribery and theft. By BOB
NEW CASTLE SCHOOLS Board OKs an increase in millage
One board member said the increase will pose a financial hardship to district residents. By LAURA
GERALD HENN Grant clears way for new building
Set to open in the fall of 2003, the new plant will decorate collectible plates and pottery. By
Workshop for parents offered
POLAND -- Dr. Robert C. Titzer, nationally known educator and researcher in the field of infant
Erica Weightman to be bride of Michael Peterson
Announcement is being made of the forthcoming marriage of Erica Lynn Weightman, daughter of Earl and
St. John Knits logs 40 years in fashion
St. John Knits, a favorite recognizable uniform among affluent women, marks its 40th anniversary
CDBG GRANTS | Trumbull 2003 projects The Trumbull County Planning Commission outlined plans to spend $600,000 available in 2003 from the state Community Development Block Grant program at a public
$27,600 for HOME Emergency repair, a countywide program to fix homes in urgent need. $17,000 toward
Police union applauds efforts
COLUMBIANA -- The city police union applauds Councilman Don Leonard in his efforts to improve
2 firms offer to work together on Hermitage technical park
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Two local engineering and architectural firms are joining forces to do the design
TRACEY REUSCHER JAMES CORTESE
TRACEY REUSCHER JAMES CORTESE YOUNGSTOWN -- Monsignor Lawrence Fye officiated at 2:30 p.m. May 18
YOUNGSTOWN Honors banquet planned
Many of the honorees were selected because of the work they do with young people. YOUNGSTOWN --
MAHONING VALLEY Funds for cancer programs
Local residents made the American Cancer Society's Relay For Life a success, event organizers say.
MICHELE VENTURA JASON WODOGAZA
MICHELE VENTURA JASON WODOGAZA NILES -- Married at 3:30 p.m. May 18 at First Presbyterian Church
WARREN DUI case goes to trial
The state Supreme Court ruled that prosecutors could bring up the defendant's prior DUI convictions.
YOUNGSTOWN Overturned conviction appealed by prosecutor
Warren Stanley's lawyer said he's confident they'll win again before the Ohio Supreme Court. By
COLUMBIANA CO. Panel: Budget troubles to grow
Monday's session was the first of two to be held this week. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Eric T. and Kristen N. McClish, 8472 Salem-Unity Road, Salem, boy, June 19
STRUTHERS Former official faces charges
Ronald Carcelli will remain free while he awaits trial on charges of bribery and theft. By BOB
GIRARD Mayor: Funding crisis is not over
The city still doesn't have the money to rehire laid-off workers. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR
MetroParks board reduces prices for golf, facility use
The board has the power to hire and fire employees and intervene in park matters. By IAN HILL
MERCER COUNTY Jail to have driveway on Route 258
The site expansion will end the debate over the use of Thompson Road as the main access to the new
Mahoning commissioners should reach out to voters
Opinion: It may well be that voters in Mahoning County "understand it by now," as county Administrator Gary
Inmate showed no suicide signs, chief says
CAMPBELL -- The inmate who hung himself with his pants in the city jail last week didn't exhibit any
REUNIONS
XCanfield High School Class of 1970 will hold a 50th birthday class reunion party at 6:30 p.m. July
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses William T. Gaffney Jr., 26, of 160 E. Pine Lake Road, North
HOWLAND SCHOOLS Vo-tech students can stay at TCTC
In-house vocational programs have attracted many students. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Entertainment from an owner's manual
Owner's manual. Angle grinder -- tool for grinding metal. Bought at garage sale last weekend.
DEBRA BLASIMAN GUY MAGGIO
DEBRA BLASIMAN GUY MAGGIO NEW SPRINGFIELD -- Debra Sue Blasiman and Guy Victor Maggio exchanged
Parents announce Birkey-Uhlman wedding date
The engagement of Jennifer Lynne Birkey and Chad Michael Uhlman is being announced by their parents,
SHARON Columbia Theater's future is bright
Singer Tony Butala said he can't wait to be among the first performers to sing on the Columbia's
MILL CREEK PARK Cost changes
The Mill Creek park board voted to reduce the cost of playing golf on the park course as well as
School board, teachers OK three-year contract
School board, teachers OK three-year contract CORTLAND -- Lakeview Board of Education has approved
STRUTHERS 2 face trial in railroad trespassing
An ATV got stuck on the tracks, delaying progress by four freight trains. STRUTHERS -- Judge James
City officials already are considering laying off workers because they are short on tax revenue.
City officials already are considering laying off workers because they are short on tax revenue.
Makeup stylists give cheap and chic tips
The B words, beauty and bargains, seldom end up on the same page in anyone's book. But this month's
Southern Baptist statements on Islam make matters worse
Opinion: In Africa, in Asia and in Europe, religious differences and antagonisms have been the basis of
2002 WORLD CUP
2002 WORLD CUP SEMIFINALS Today At Seoul, South Korea Germany 1, South Korea 0 Wednesday
Walking exotic animals
Walking exotic animals STRUTHERS -- Police are investigating the legality of walking exotic
BOARD OF EDUCATION
BOARD OF EDUCATION CHAMPION Honored senior Ryan Petrick with a plaque for being undefeated in
YOUNGSTOWN Tension came before gunfire
The case is being tried before a judge, not a jury. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
CANFIELD School board meeting
The Canfield school board, which will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday in the board meeting room, has started
GREENVILLE St. Paul Homes to spend $30 million on renovations
A new health center, expanded services and more apartments are on the list. GREENVILLE, Pa. -- St.
FARRELL Council OKs development plan
A state grant of $500,000 will help finance the project. FARRELL, Pa. -- City council has given
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17TH DISTRICT AFL-CIO endorses Ryan for congressional seat
The union has more than 1 million active and retired members. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
Jill Ciccotelli, Sean McNally to exchange vows
Bill and Mary Jo Ciccotelli, 2160 Pleasant Valley Road, Liberty Township, and Jerome and Sandy
Rep. English backs Homeland Security
MERCER, Pa. -- U.S. Rep. Phil English of Erie, R-3rd, likes the idea of a cabinet-level Homeland
PUPPY LEMON LAW What it says
The Ohio Puppy Lemon Law will be modeled after the law in Pennsylvania, which says licensed kennels
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: BOARDMAN June 16 Theft: A woman reported a decorative angel and a
MILL CREEK PARK Board promotes one of its own
The board will pay the former superintendent $24,863 in benefits. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK | From Cafaro Field
Momentum boost: The Scrappers won Sunday's game 4-3 on Andrew Baxter's RBI single in the bottom of
Problems never solved by running away from them
Opinion: Problems never solved by running away from them EDITOR: My letter is in response to a June 19
Retrial for doctor
Retrial for doctor LISBON -- A former St. Clair Township physician will be retried on a charge of
John Ficarro, Phar-Mor senior vice president, said it's too early to talk about the future of the
John Ficarro, Phar-Mor senior vice president, said it's too early to talk about the future of the
Frustration over puppy prompted push for bill
By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER UNTIL LAST WEEK, 9-MONTH-old Savannah was able to
Teens trespassing
Teens trespassing YOUNGSTOWN -- Reports of breaking glass and flying bricks sent police to the
Canfield break-in
Canfield break-in CANFIELD -- A break-in was discovered Monday at Fusco's Cutting Edge, 5183
YOUNGSTOWN Phar-Mor offers less, analyst says
Phar-Mor tried to compete by offering the lowest prices but wasn't large enough. By DON SHILLING
YOUNGSTOWN House is found unfit to live in
A 7-month-old bulldog was rescued from the dark and feces-filled basement. By PATRICIA MEADE
Monday, June 24 (33 stories)
WORTH A LOOK
AUCTIONS XFriends of Fashion will hold a cocktail party and silent auction at 6:30 p.m. Friday at
IF YOU GOk
IF YOU GOk Noah's Lost Ark Animal Sanctuary for abused exotic animals, 8424 Bedell Road, off U.S
LOCAL
LOCAL Former resident advances to finals CHICAGO, Ill. -- Joe Surack, fighting from the Kokomo
Knox won't forget four-error performance
He made three errors in one inning in the Scrappers' 9-4 loss on Saturday. By BRIAN RICHESSON
TCTA SEVEN SEVENTEEN KEITH VENS MEMORIAL TENNIS TOURNAMENT
TCTA SEVEN SEVENTEEN KEITH VENS MEMORIAL TENNIS TOURNAMENT Sunday Avalon Inn, Warren Men's
Police charge New Castle man in homicide
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Authorities said they don't know yet why a city man was shot to death as he
Don't wait to take ephedra supplements off shelves
Opinion: As the number of deaths and other catastrophic reactions associated with use of the so-called herbal
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DOROTHY WRONA DAVID STORIE
DOROTHY WRONA DAVID STORIE YOUNGSTOWN -- Dorothy Wrona, 1515 Sequoya Drive, and David W. Storie,
DEBRA BLASIMAN GUY MAGGIO
DEBRA BLASIMAN GUY MAGGIO NEW SPRINGFIELD -- Debra Sue Blasiman and Guy Victor Maggio exchanged
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
Mound warrior: Scrappers right-handed pitcher Kyle Evans made his second start as he works his way
LORRAINE FERARACCIO MARK LIVOSKY
LORRAINE FERARACCIO MARK LIVOSKY CAMPBELL -- Lorraine Feraraccio, daughter of Joseph and Shirley
Ryan owes citizens campaign law compliance
Opinion: For the howls of protest that emerged from Ohio Sen. Tim Ryan, D-Niles, when his congressional
NICOLE NERO MICHAEL HACKSTEDDE
NICOLE NERO MICHAEL HACKSTEDDE STRUTHERS -- Exchanging marriage vows May 18 before the Rev. Philip
ONE ON ONE | Jacqueline Millner Guild director finds satisfaction spreading the arts
Has art always played an important role in your life? I'd have to say yes. Growing up in
AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Austintown Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., board meeting room, regular meeting.
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball and softball
BABE RUTH (14-15s) Sluggers 12, East Side Kiwanis 0 -- Aaron Pollack pitched four shutout innings,
Afghanistan not behaving like another Vietnam
Opinion: Afghanistan not behaving like another Vietnam EDITOR: Is Afghanistan another Vietnam or is it
TEEN STRAIGHT TALK 'There is no right way to do a wrong thing'
The program's presenters interact with students to teach the message of abstinence. By AMY HOUSLEY
COLUMBIANA CORNER Wanted: A desk for the county commissioner
Columbiana County Commissioner President Jim Hoppel is looking for a new desk. Hoppel inherited
CLASS B LEAGUE Teams in close race with 18-3 records
Leaders Youngstown Propane and Line Drive Academy will meet again Wednesday at Cene Park. By PAUL
Network to distribute information on crimes
Network to distribute information on crimes BOARDMAN -- The Boardman Police Department is creating
AVALON PROBE Lawyer explains job to the FBI
Perfette didn't return to work after the FBI raided his siblings' house and seized more than
With Jacqueline Millner
With Jacqueline Millner Age: 53. Hometown: Sharon, Pa., since 1986; formerly of Canton; a
YOUNGSTOWN Phar-Mor plans sale at auction
By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- The end of Phar-Mor is near. The
By KATIE-NELL SCANLON
By KATIE-NELL SCANLON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER THE 400-POUND CATS ROAM restlessly through the
COLUMBIANA Finding a job at The Way Station
Giving people a chance to work is as important as training them to work, the center's director said.
WARREN City looks to general fund
The justice department issued a report earlier this year, listing 32 modifications to be made to
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES For dealer, venture is a joyride
A local businessman brings a motorcycle legend back to the Mahoning Valley. By DON SHILLING
Annual festival
Annual festival CAMPBELL -- The annual Summer in the City festival is July 5-7 in Roosevelt Park.
xNo more boiling
xNo more boiling LEETONIA -- Village officials have lifted an order for village water customers to
Sunday, June 23 (96 stories)
NIKI WALLACE PAUL MAUCH
NIKI WALLACE PAUL MAUCH YOUNGSTOWN -- Fellows Riverside Gardens at Mill Creek Park provided the
GIRARD City takes advantage of grants
The mayor of the cash-strapped city especially likes gifts that require no local match. By TIM
PROFILE | Jessica Andrews Optimistic spirit lifts singer above competition
Touring with Tim McGraw, Trisha Yearwood and Faith Hill sharpened the teen's skills. By KRISTIN
SANDRA PISANO JOHN CASHBAUGH
SANDRA PISANO JOHN CASHBAUGH YOUNGSTOWN -- Sandra Pisano and John Cashbaugh, both of 1780 Sequoya
B.J. Alan gets national contract
A building expansion or relocation might be in the company's future. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Monique Hugley and Marcus Thomas, 1259 Palmyra, Warren, two girls, June 21.
Merediths mark 65th anniversary at family dinner
YOUNGSTOWN -- A family dinner was held June 5 at the Red Lobster in Boardman in celebration of the
SLIPPERY ROCK, PA. Program looks at area wildlife
SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. -- Children ages 6 to 8 are invited to participate in the Environmental Discovery
SUMMER ART Valley Arts Guild
The Valley Arts Guild, 10 Vine Ave., Sharon, has scheduled its 2002 summer program for children. The
MAHONING VALLEY Passport fees will rise this summer
The last passport fee adjustment was four years ago, and prices went down. By BOB JACKSON
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Medical ethics to be discussed
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Thiel College will conduct the second seminar in a three-part series aimed at
HOCKING HILLS SITES
HOCKING HILLS SITES The Old Man's Cave complex: Includes the cave; upper and lower falls; a large,
Panama Canal cruise
Panama Canal cruise NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- Westminster College Department of Alumni Affairs is
HERMITAGE, PA. Banked road throws curve at businesses
Parking lots are now several feet lower from the road's edge. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
Barn on 4th of July
A retired seaman and his artistic wife have big plans for an old dairy barn. By STEPHEN SIFF
Italian fest offers everything
Today, the celebration of Italian culture will feature live musical entertainment. By LAURA
MARY KOSCAK GARY PFEFFER
MARY KOSCAK GARY PFEFFER CARNEGIE, Pa. -- Mary Katherine Koscak, 2814 Leona Lane, Moon Township,
AMY NOGAY ROBERT VAN ALMEN
AMY NOGAY ROBERT VAN ALMEN SHARON, Pa. -- First Presbyterian Church provided the setting as Amy
ON AREA DIAMONDS | Youth baseball
BASEBALL Babe Ruth (14-15s) Belleria Pizza 12, Central Optical 8 -- Joey D'Amato pitched the win.
Woman hurt in crash after being abducted
Woman hurt in crash after being abducted YOUNGSTOWN -- Police said they arrested a 49-year-old
AGENDA
AGENDA MONDAY Austintown Township trustees, 7 p.m., township building, 82 Ohltown Road, regular
PROMOTIONS
PROMOTIONS Brothers and captains AUSTINTOWN -- Two Austintown brothers, Daniel and Douglas
CAREER PATHS
TRAINING YOUNGSTOWN -- The Mahoning and Columbiana Training Association has announced two new
LAWRENCE COUNTY Future is uncertain for nursing home
County commissioners worry that Hill View will be a drain on taxpayers. By LAURE CIOFFI
ERIN METZINGER BRIAN VONDRAN
ERIN METZINGER BRIAN VONDRAN YOUNGSTOWN -- A reception in the Stambaugh Auditorium ballroom
Scrappers suffer 9-4 loss
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF NILES -- The Mahoning Valley Scrappers' winning ways
ROAD WORK Area projects
Here are the projects the Ohio Department of Transportation is working on this week: MAHONING
CAL THOMAS Radical recruiting in America's prisons
Opinion: The mail brings a letter from a self-identified African-American prison inmate (several of the same
Men's Garden Club awards scholarship
BOARDMAN -- The Men's Garden Club of Youngstown held a casserole dinner June 5 at Boardman Township
KEYSTONE CLIPS Group plans dream of a fund-raiser
They're calling it "A Midsummer Night's Dream," and though it shares the name of a play by William
PASSPORTS
PASSPORTS Fast facts WHERE TO GET THEM Mahoning County: Clerk of Courts (South Side Annex),
Canfield board on right track to push excellence
Opinion: Canfield board on right track to push excellence EDITOR: The Canfield School District has
AAA members get Cedar Point deals
AAA members get Cedar Point deals INDEPENDENCE -- AAA members can save on Sunday-only and any-day
Felicitares hold fund-raising banquet at civic center
SHARON, Pa. -- The Felicitares of the Ruth Mitchell Tucker Girls' Youth Department, Deborah Grand
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner 15 schools now have Perpetual Plaques
The Mercer County Hall of Fame's Perpetual Plaque Project was several years in the making. Today,
MAHONING VALLEY SCRAPPERS
MAHONING VALLEY SCRAPPERS Today -- Batavia, 2 p.m. Monday -- Auburn, 7 p.m. Tuesday -- Auburn,
The Stempaks will observe 50th on June 28
NEWTON FALLS -- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stempak, 727 Park Ave., will observe their golden wedding
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
Packard Museum to present car show
Packard Museum to present car show WARREN -- The National Packard Museum's 13th annual car show,
BOBBIE JO STALLMAN
BOBBIE JO STALLMAN ANIELLO INFANTE AUSTINTOWN -- The exchange of nuptial vows took place during
Family gathering observes Klims' golden jubilee
SPRINGFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Klim of 3623 Madrid St., formerly of Youngstown, were honored June
HILL VIEW MANOR
HILL VIEW MANOR Nursing home chronology 1926: Constructed as the Lawrence County Poor Farm.
AMANDA SWEGAN ADAM SHREVE
AMANDA SWEGAN ADAM SHREVE KILL DEVIL HILLS, N.C. -- The beach at Kill Devil Hills provided the
COMPANY PROFILE Avalon Inn and Resort
Tracing the history of Avalon Inn and Resort in Howland, the Mahoning Valley's only full-service
Welcome to Valley politics, Dr. Sweet
Opinion: In the movie "The Natural," when Roy Hobbs, played by superstar Robert Redford, finally takes his
The Worleys observe 60 years of marriage
LEETONIA -- Mr. and Mrs. R. Eugene Worley of Leetonia observed their 60th wedding anniversary May
It may be a long-shot, but it's one the area must take
Opinion: As Congress continues to work on President George W. Bush's proposal to create a Department of
Korean War memorial
Korean War memorial AUSTINTOWN -- Korean War Veterans of the Mahoning Valley Chapter 137 will have
Hocking Hills offering chalet lodges
LOGAN -- Large groups visiting Hocking Hills now can stay at Old Man's Cave Chalets. Chalets
KIMBERLY ROTAR MARK DEVICCHIO
KIMBERLY ROTAR MARK DEVICCHIO YOUNGSTOWN -- Naples, Fla., was the honeymoon destination of Mark
The Garmans feted for 50th during reception
CAMPBELL -- Retired Col. and Mrs. Maurice C. Garman, 528 Sycamore Drive, were guests of honor during
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO Brainchild reunion When: 8 p.m. Saturday. Where: Yankee Lake Ballroom, state Route
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
NILES -- Nine employees from the MCI Call Center in Niles will be traveling to Atlantis Paradise
Reels will be honored for 60th anniversary
CANFIELD -- Family gatherings are being planned to honor Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reel of 5575 Kirk Road
PAMELA KOVACH JASON GALITSKY
PAMELA KOVACH JASON GALITSKY ERIE, Pa. -- Nuptial vows were exchanged during a 7 p.m. ceremony May
Family dinner held in honor of Udovich 50th
NEW MIDDLETOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Udovich, 5241 Calla Road, were honored during a family dinner
Scramble planned as benefit for hearing and speech center
HOWLAND -- A charity golf classic will be held July 29 at Avalon Lakes Golf Course for the benefit
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Knittel are honored for their 65th wedding anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Knittel of Park Vista Retirement Community celebrated their 65th
Surprise celebration honors the Korbs on anniversary
HUBBARD -- Mr. and Mrs. David Korb of Hubbard were guests of honor during a reception June 8 at
Williotts feted at reception for 50th anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Tony Williott of 1913 Palo Verde Drive were honored June 21 at a Mass at
Justice for Raymond Fife and other victims delayed
Opinion: In seeking to further justice by declaring the execution of mentally retarded persons
AVALON INN 'Comfortable elegance'
Renovations and special rate packages are helping the Avalon Inn and Resort compete with newer
IN LOVE IN LOWELLVILLE The price is right for a unique site
Many couples married at the gazebo have no connection to Lowellville, the mayor said, but have
NANCY DOHERTY SAMUEL MANGIN
NANCY DOHERTY SAMUEL MANGIN YOUNGSTOWN -- Nancy Diane Doherty, daughter of Trish and John Doherty,
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--John T Bertn Me11.004.002.80 R C Charger(W Case Jr)4.202.80
MELISSA CARTWRIGHT MARK WOLSONOVICH
MELISSA CARTWRIGHT MARK WOLSONOVICH YOUNGSTOWN -- St. Columba Cathedral was the setting at noon
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of June 23: TODAY Post 6488, VFW, 2065 Coitsville-Hubbard Road,
Friends conduct safari in gardens
The event is planned as a benefit for Fellows Riverside Gardens and its endowment fund. YOUNGSTOWN
NICOLE KOUNTZ BRIAN MATTHEWS
NICOLE KOUNTZ BRIAN MATTHEWS YOUNGSTOWN -- Cornersburg Baptist Church was the setting May 25 for
Calpins feted at dinner party on anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN -- The banquet center at the Holiday Inn in Boardman was the setting June 21 for a dinner
HAUTHOR RECOMMENDS 'DEER-O-SCAPING' YARDS
Keeping deer out of the garden involves more than just spraying a little repellent around. It
At festival, Paisley will replace Gilman
At festival, Paisley will replace Gilman NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Billy Gilman is out and Brad Paisley
BRIAN RICHESSON Taking a chance on his dream
Talk about a wake-up call. Sean Manfredonia received one earlier this year, and he's sure glad he
YOUNGSTOWN Demolition of school set to begin
Last year, Vindicator readers named Washington school among the area's biggest eyesores. By ROGER
HOCKING HILLS For great views, go take a hike
Take your time, wear good walking shoes, and enjoy a visit to some of Ohio's most scenic
ORLANDO, FLA. Transplant Games unite recipients, donor families
The event is designed to showcase the success stories of organ transplantation. By SHERRI L.
SOCCER ROUNDUP Saturday's games
MLS MetroStars 1, Fire 0 NAPERVILLE, Ill. -- Rodrigo Faria scored in the 81st minute to lead New
City takes advantage of grants for fixups
The mayor of the cash-strapped city especially likes gifts that require no local match. By TIM
'70s rockers reunite for benefit concert
The beat goes on for sons of two Brainchild members. The teens have formed their own band and will
Route 18 access roads
Route 18 access roads HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The $13.5 million widening project on Pa. Route 18 will
Victory margin is target of BCS
Mike Tranghese, the commissioner of the Big East Conference and new coordinator of the Bowl
Executive's bumpy ride at YSU comes to an end
A top administrator for more than two decades, G.L. Mears retires this week. By RON COLE
YOUNGSTOWN Fireworks store takes off in Pennsylvania
B.J. Alan says it is ready to compete with the new store just across the state line. By DON
Women's health studies
Women's health studies PITTSBURGH -- Two physician research groups at Magee-Women's Hospital
Veteran recalls 'forgotten battle' of Chosin Reservoir
The ex-Youngstown resident is quoted in a book about the Korean War, 'In Mortal Combat, 1950-1953,'
JAMES DULLEY | Cutting your utility bills Whole-house fan cools with fresh air, costs less
Q. On mild evenings, I open windows to get some fresh, cool air into my house. Would using a whole-
KORN'S COMING: The rock band Korn, which draws its influences from hip-hop and death metal, will
KORN'S COMING: The rock band Korn, which draws its influences from hip-hop and death metal, will
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Wolf sanctuary seeks fencing so public will be able to visit
The organization also is seeking volunteers. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON --
CLASS B BASEBALL Express edges Rondinelli on wild pitch in eighth
Scott Taylor scored the winning run after Express had rallied for three in the seventh to tie the
STAGE REVIEW 'True West' makes true mess in bringing brothers together
The two main actors will switch roles in next weekend's performances. By GARRY L. CLARK
DOCTORS
DOCTORS Robert Moser Robert J. Moser, a graduate of Poland Seminary High School, received his
Ex-Airman recalls challenges of life and war combat
The pilot said he almost died four times on his last mission. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR STAFF
WHAT THEY DID
WHAT THEY DID Before and after Brainchild Bill Bodine: A Wilson High School graduate, Bodine
Saturday, June 22 (47 stories)
Hospital helicopter crashes, killing three
Hospital helicopter crashes, killing three NORFOLK, Neb. -- A medical helicopter crashed during
YOUNGSTOWN Money talks: Women who hold family purse strings listen, learn
Nine of 10 Ohio women are solely responsible for finances at some point in their lives, one
Street projects use city, state and federal funds
WARREN -- Besides the parts of 38 city streets set for resurfacing this year with city and community
NEW CASTLE Schools' budget still not balanced
The district will be taken over by the state if it fails to make any of its bond payments or payroll
DEACON DAVID BETRAS Pentecost celebrates a rebirth day, with spiritual gifts
The descent of the Holy Spirit on the 50th day after the resurrection of Christ is marked by the
Warren Rotary presents service award
WARREN -- John Taylor received the first Lester Stauffer Community Service Award during a meeting
LISBON County seeks opinions on taxes
Imposing a tax increase or asking for one at the ballot box are measures being considered by
Photo symposium, show to open at KSU
KENT -- The 41st annual Technical Symposium of the University Photographers Association of America,
LEETONIA Planning commission sought
Officials said a planning commission is needed because of the village's growth potential. By NANCY
WARREN Campaign finance reform activist, 92, walks the walk
Her cross-country trek took 14 months and four pair of shoes and led to a meeting with national
CHRISTINE KORTES DANIEL MEDVEC
CHRISTINE KORTES DANIEL MEDVEC YOUNGSTOWN -- Daniel Medvec of Struthers and his bride, the former
Quota Club honors Edith Cleaveland
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Quota Club met June 13 at St. Frances School of Nursing Auditorium to honor Edith
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Joseph E. Kellar, 27, of 4320 Chester Drive, Boardman, and
Officials post signs to identify condemned houses in city
The 50 signs display the name and address of the property owner and declare the house condemned.
KEEPING COOL
KEEPING COOL Associated Press TOO HOT TO STAY DRY: Cousins Tylor Dickes, 12, and Kara Millnac,
Forum Health Northside
Forum Health Northside Margarita Colon and Richard Cooper, 4141 New Road, Youngstown, girl, June
LAURA LEWIS MARK WAIT
LAURA LEWIS MARK WAIT YOUNGSTOWN -- The marriage of Laura Lee Lewis and Mark Fredrick Wait, both
POLAND Meeting is set on upgrading of Route 224
Proposed improvements include resurfacing with a skid-resistant material. RAVENNA -- The Ohio
'Get Out of Jail Early' cards
Opinion: Whatever happened to "getting tough on crime?" Four stories in the paper over three recent days
MAHONING COUNTY Pilot program will help gambling addicts
Compulsive gambling often goes hand in hand with drug or alcohol addiction. By BOB JACKSON
Miss Muransky, Larry Balio to wed in late summer
STRUTHERS -- Announcement of the engagement of Michelle Marie Muransky and Larry Balio, both of 446
WOMEN & amp; MONEY
WOMEN & amp; MONEY Quick Tips Tips for women on managing money: Create a real budget and
MICHELLE FRENCH BRYAN CRAMP
MICHELLE FRENCH BRYAN CRAMP MAYFIELD -- Michelle Ann French and Bryan Michael Cramp, both of 2534
Schmidt-Crouse wedding plans are announced
NORTH LIMA -- Plans for the forthcoming marriage of Jessica L. Schmidt, 11110 South Ave., and John
FRIDAY'S SPORTS TRANSACTIONS
FRIDAY'S SPORTS TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL American League CLEVELAND INDIANS--Signed RHP Brian
YOUNGSTOWN Grand jury indicts man on charges over bingo
The state had not issued a license for the bingo game. YOUNGSTOWN -- A 64-year-old Austintown man
GETTING IT RIGHT
U The names of two high school students who participated in the American Legion's annual Buckeye
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
A Mahoning County grand jury also indicted these people: Ismael Camacho, 21, Carnegie Avenue,
CLUB CALENDAR
CLASSES XStruthers High School Class of 1943 will meet for a luncheon at 1 p.m. Friday at The
LINETTE HEATHERLY BRYAN BOWSER JR.
LINETTE HEATHERLY BRYAN BOWSER JR. YOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Linette Carles Heatherly and Bryan
YOUNGSTOWN Estimating tips prompts outcry
One longtime restaurant owner argues that the IRS' new tip-taxing method could put small eateries
Family sues Youngstown radio station
YOUNGSTOWN -- The family of a teenage Poland girl is suing radio station WNCD 93.3, saying the girl
Crime prevention panel seeks banquet sponsors
Crime prevention panel seeks banquet sponsors YOUNGSTOWN -- The Mayor's Task Force on Crime and
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& lt;P & gt; & lt;B & gt;BOALS & lt;/B & gt;, Norm L., 69, of Salem; calling
Valley restaurateurs try to revive association
Leaders say tough financial conditions might have been a factor in the low meeting attendance.
Ohio ITAM auxiliary seats officers
LORAIN -- The Ohio State Auxiliary to the Italian American War Veterans held installation of
Discussing ground zero
Discussing ground zero LIBERTY -- Congregation Children of Israel and the Jewish Community
Firearm charges
Firearm charges POLAND -- Jelonn D. Dodson, 21, of Byron Street, Youngstown pleaded innocent
Vigorito-Ruby wedding is set for mid-July
Announcement is being made of the coming wedding of Jeanette Vigorito, daughter of Anthony and Maria
Exponent editor wins three national awards
Exponent editor wins three national awards YOUNGSTOWN -- Lou Jacquet, editor and general manager
CANFIELD SCHOOLS District begins search for new superintendent
Dante Zambrini is among the finalists for the job. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
The berry blues: Late frost hurts strawberry crops
Rain and frost cost some Pennsylvania growers up to 80 percent of their berries, one grower says.
Associated Press
Associated Press RALLYING FOR JUSTICE: Demonstrators assemble at the Dauphin County Courthouse in
17TH DISTRICT Womer Benjamin tries to get to know Valley
The GOP candidate says people in the Valley are starting to recognize her. By DAVID SKOLNICK
CLASS B LINESCORES
CLASS B LINESCORES ASTRO FALCONS 3, RIORDANS 1 Astros3000000--331 Riordans0001000--151 Dan
Friday, June 21 (89 stories)
In district and D.C., some Traficant employees resign
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- With no legislation coming out of
Judge sentences Poland man in pandering case
WARREN -- A Poland man must spend 30 days in Trumbull County Jail and five years on probation after
YOUNGSTOWN Teenager drowns in pool at party
There were about 20 young people present when the drowning occurred. YOUNGSTOWN -- A youth group
Pittsburgh airport gets tower award
IMPERIAL, Pa. (AP) -- A record that includes few flight delays and no runway accidents has earned
Congressman files paperwork naming lawyer for sentencing
CLEVELAND -- U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr. filed the required paperwork with the U.S. District
SCRAPPERS HOME OPENER Wallace is working way back up ladder
Tonight's starter was 10-2 with Kinston in 2001 before elbow surgery ended his year. By BRIAN
WORLD WAR II Veteran recalls aid from Airmen
One of the Tuskegee Airmen will be the featured speaker at an upcoming VFW banquet in Girard. By
LOWELLVILLE Ed Starr 50 Walt Bodine 49 Ron Comerford 49 George Laure 49 Tim Mann49 Larry
LOWELLVILLE Ed Starr 50 Walt Bodine 49 Ron Comerford 49 George Laure 49 Tim Mann49 Larry
Congress needs push to pass Social Security bills
Opinion: Congress needs push to pass Social Security bills EDITOR: For the past 10 years I have earnestly
Traffic stop ends in charges for man
POLAND -- A routine traffic stop in the township landed a Youngstown man in police custody.
JUST THE FACTS Teen pregnancy
Each year, almost 1 million teen-agers -- 10 percent of all women age 15 to 19, and 19 percent of
PUBLIC VS. CHARTER The numbers
Percentage of children in the Youngstown public schools passing the state proficiency tests,
TRANSFER, PA. School officials reduce budget
Officials have been able to cut about $400,000 out of the spending plan. By HAROLD GWIN
Commander takes same job at new post
The Warren post has 16 troopers and Lisbon has 12. LISBON -- Lt. George C. Williams, commander of
Premium products get a leg up with women
Forget the pink disposables. Millions of women have disposed of them and turned to premium shaving
Couple to open Petland store in Boardman
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN BOARDMAN -- A Youngstown couple that operates Petland stores in Akron
Pavlik's fight is stepping-stone
His fight tonight may set the stage for an ESPN-televised bout in Youngstown By JOHN KOVACH
New owners hope remodeled B & amp;O becomes a favorite stop
The mayor insisted on a deal featuring no city money and guaranteed investments. By ROGER G. SMITH
Novosel-Falleti troth announced, wedding planned
LIBERTY -- Dr. Edward and Colleen Novosel, 1980 Twin Oaks Drive, are announcing the engagement of
Amateur-radio testing
Amateur-radio testing NORTH JACKSON -- Tests for amateur-radio licenses will be given Saturday at
Kelley Kurtz to be installed as Mill Creek Chapter president
CANFIELD -- Kelley Kurtz will be installed as president of Mill Creek Chapter of the American
TEEN HEALTH What causes stretch marks?
TEENSHEALTH.ORG Your skin is usually fairly elastic, but when you grow or gain weight really
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER BOARDMAN -- An
LAKE ERIE Overview
Lake Erie is the smallest of the Great Lakes in volume (116 cubic miles) and is exposed to the
MAHONING COUNTY No voters go to tax hearing
There will be another public hearing next week. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
Incumbent defends donations to party office
The state treasurer said he did nothing illegal regarding contributions to his campaign. By DAVID
PROFICIENCY TESTS Scores follow state trend
Eagle Heights scored well above Legacy Academy, but the public schools bested both. By RON COLE
Jesse can't take the heat
Opinion: When push came to shove, Jesse Ventura decided to run from the ring. The wrestler turned talk show
TEEN PREGNANCY Risky futures
When the topic of pregnancy comes up, most young people think, 'That won't happen to me.' By
MIKE BRAUN Lake Erie dead zone prompts research
Scientists and researchers will be gathering information this summer in an attempt to find out why
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XGourmet Group of the American Association of University Women will meet at noon
4 felony drug counts
4 felony drug counts AUSTINTOWN -- Mahoning County deputy sheriffs arrested a Youngstown woman on
WARREN | Street resurfacing
The city has announced the streets to be resurfaced this year using $795,000 in motor vehicle
BESSEMER PLANT To cut back on emissions, Essroc installs dust collector
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN BESSEMER, Pa. -- Essroc Cement Co. has installed $4 million worth of
Daughters of American Revolution chapter conducts induction ceremony
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Daughters of American Revolution, Mahoning Chapter, conducted an installation
CAMPS
CAMPS runINSPIRED -- is a summer camp for junior high and high school cross country runners who
Repaving of 38 streets to begin in mid-August
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- Work will start soon to resurface parts of 38
Veteran recalls aid from Airmen
One of the Tuskegee Airmen will be the featured speaker at an upcoming VFW banquet in Girard. By
NILES SCHOOLS Tax renewal to be on ballot
Fifth-grade transfers must have passed the fourth-grade reading exam. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR
MAHONING VALLEY Man gets jail time in burglaries
One judge sentenced the man to four years for the burglaries; the other judge gave him one year.
Miss Murrill, James Tsikouris to be married
The engagement of Shelly R. Murrill of Carlsbad, N.M., and James P. Tsikouris of Lubbock, Texas, is
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Helen Bond, 726 E. Wood St., #1, Lowellville, boy, June 20. Albert and Dena Boyd,
Players worth paying to see
Now that the sign "Plenty of good seats still available" is being displayed at almost every game at
Professional engineers elect officers
YOUNGSTOWN -- Officers and directors who will head Mahoning Valley Society of Professional Engineers
GIRARD SCHOOLS Interim chief rejects probe idea
Girard's interim school superintendent says he's not trained to conduct an investigation. By TIM
STATE TREASURER'S RACE Incumbent defends donations to party office
The state treasurer said he did nothing illegal regarding contributions to his campaign. By DAVID
Mayor: Safety forces likely will face layoffs
It will be hard not to touch the safety forces when making layoffs, the mayor said. By ROGER G.
BULLIES
BULLIES More information This information was given by Lynne Hurdle-Price and Dr. Janet Patti
WHAT'S DOING?
EVENTS Lakes Tournament Trail: Berlin today, (330) 825-5702 or www.geocities.com/lakestrail
Task force raids home; man to face charges
WARREN -- An Ohio Avenue man was to be charged this morning in municipal court after agents from the
NILES Officials: We'll address sewer-line concerns
A grant would provide money for sewer improvements. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Youngstown's money crunch requires tempered response
Opinion: Now isn't the time for the police union in the city of Youngstown to be warning of dire consequences
Medical assistants install leaders
BOARDMAN -- Officers for 2002-03 were installed when Tri-County Chapter of Medical Assistants held
LAWRENCE COUNTY Residents to receive property notices
The county will convene a third property appeals board. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
Cancer Society holds Relay for Life event
Cancer Society holds Relay for Life event LISBON -- The American Cancer Society is set to kick off
SCOTT SHALAWAY King coal has more than an economic price
Coal mining is a big, controversial business. If we want electricity, we've got to burn coal, but it
Mutual aid pact: friends indeed for friends in need
Opinion: Congratulations to nearly all of Mahoning County's cities, townships and villages for ratifying a
WARREN Fife: Low-IQ ruling will drag out case
A low IQ could end up saving the life of the man convicted of killing a 12-year-old Valley boy. By
NEW OFFICERS Junior League installs slate, honors members at dinner
Awards for volunteerism were presented also. YOUNGSTOWN -- The Junior League of Youngstown
OHIO STATE HIGHWAY PATROL Commander takes same job at new post
The Warren post has 16 troopers and Lisbon has 12. LISBON -- Lt. George C. Williams, commander of
MAHONING COUNTY New mental health board president sets goals, plans merger
Hudson said the merger of the two mental health agencies will reduce costs and expand services.
YOUNGSTOWN Woman gets jail time for theft
The woman stole more than $485,000 from her employer. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
CLASS B BASEBALL Livi clicks for 13-0 victory
Youngstown Express defeated Youngstown Propane. STRUTHERS -- Livi Steel unleashed a 15-hit attack
Genealogical society marks 30th year
HUBBARD -- The Mahoning County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society met June 17 at The Gallery
SHANE WALLACE By the numbers
YEARCLUBWLERA 1999Burlington155.25 2000Columbus222.82 2001Kinston1021.61 Totals1392.90
WARREN Program aims to stop bullies
More than 100 teachers, counselors and child-care workers gathered for the workshop. By ROSA
JACK WOLLITZ Time stood still in bass zone
In an unusual occurrence that failed to catch the news media's attention last Sunday, time stood
CONGRESSMAN'S STAFF In district and D.C., some Traficant employees resign
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- With no legislation coming out of
GAME TIME Today
Who: Rangers (Rogers 7-4) at Pirates (K. Wells 8-3). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio/TV: WKST-AM (1200),
Webb undaunted
Webb undaunted Not even the Blue Angels, practicing for an air show, could shatter the
GAIL WHITE Kindness and other lessons of the lemonade stand
God bless everyone who has ever stopped at a lemonade stand! I believe there is a special place in
LOCAL
LOCAL Express win 2-1 CANTON -- The Youngstown Express collegiate baseball team beat previously
BETTER DAYS: Dan Love, left, plant manager of Magnetech Industrial Services on Bev Road, and Loren
BETTER DAYS: Dan Love, left, plant manager of Magnetech Industrial Services on Bev Road, and Loren
Scrappers try to halt skid tonight at home
Mahoning Valley lost its third straight Thursday to Auburn 7-1 and will play host to Batavia at
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball
Tri-T PONY Boardman Mayo & amp; Associates 8, Poland Spartan Chevy 4 -- Winning pitcher Joe
Fired deputy files lawsuit
Sheriff Wellington said the firing was justified, but a lawsuit argues otherwise. By BOB JACKSON
HMHP moves workers to IBM building
HMHP moves workers to IBM building YOUNGSTOWN -- Humility of Mary Health Partners moved 90 patient
YOUNGSTOWN New owners hope remodeled B & amp;O becomes a favorite stop
The mayor insisted on a deal featuring no city money and guaranteed investments. By ROGER G. SMITH
SATURDAY -- 1:30 P.M.
1st--$12,500, alc, 3YO up (NW1 6MX), 1mi. Pyrite Angel, wt. 116; Brother Darcy, wt. 116; Market
Solo Parents & amp; Singles seats slate
BOARDMAN -- An installation dinner for Youngstown Solo Parents & amp; Singles was held June 6
MAHONING COUNTY Fired deputy files lawsuit
Sheriff Wellington said the firing was justified, but a lawsuit argues otherwise. By BOB JACKSON
CANFIELD TOWNSHIP Zoning board OKs variance for sports facility
An adjacent landowner will consult with others before deciding whether to appeal. By PETER H.
MCDONALD School levy to be renewed
The board will have a garage sale featuring old high school furniture. McDONALD -- The board of
CUBA'S TWO PETITIONS
Opinion: Washington Post: When feeling threatened, Fidel Castro has a stock response: Order the Cuban people
Kuwaiti is charged
The prosecutor said she doesn't understand why federal agents don't want to detain the suspect. By
Judge gives 'artful thief' jail time and house arrest
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Atty. Dennis DiMartino said his
YOUNGSTOWN New finance chief was obvious choice, McKelvey believes
McKelvey called Bozanich's knowledge of Youngstown finances unmatched inside or outside city hall.
Thursday, June 20 (54 stories)
ITALIAN FEST Lawrence County The schedule for this weekend's Italian Celebration:
SATURDAY 7-11 a.m.: Breakfast in the pavilion. 9-10 a.m.: Opening ceremonies. 10-11 a.m.: Roman
BOYS STATE | Local participants
Todd Barnett of Greene Township: Member of state board of education, transition specialist. Josh
Miss Manning to be bride of Mark Polcha
WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. -- Mary Ann and Bill Polcha, 119 Clubhouse Circle, are announcing the engagement
YOUNGSTOWN Date rape is topic of talk
Local teens discuss prevention tips at teen-dating violence program. By ROSA MERCADO VINDICATOR
President's plan could turn dreams into reality
Opinion: Take a look at the Valley Homes section of Sunday's Vindicator and you'll find dozens of affordable
GAME TIME Today
Who: Scrappers (0-2) at Auburn Doubledays (2-0). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio: WNIO-AM (1390).
LISBON Mistrial in doctor's sex-assault case
Two jurors failed to heed a judge's instructions not to read or view media accounts of the trial.
YOUNGSTOWN Search for robber leads to 4 arrests
The suspects face charges ranging from a seat-belt violation to trafficking in cocaine. YOUNGSTOWN
Canfield teen denies charges of drug possession and DUI
CANFIELD -- A Herbert Road teen has pleaded innocent to several charges stemming from a traffic stop
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YOUNGSTOWN Man who killed aunt to get out of hospital
The next step for Ingram is his outright release from the court's control. By BOB JACKSON
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Sewing guild puts modern twist on a dying art
A meeting of the Silver Thimbles Sewing Club ... The announcement conjures up an image of a half-
Authors at bookstor
Authors at bookstor BOARDMAN -- Author Larry Smith will be at Barnes & amp; Noble
The power to change resides with the people
Opinion: The power to change resides with the people EDITOR: Perhaps it is more important what we think
LEETONIA Council awards contract for sidewalk project
A new generator would power water system pumps during a power outage. LEETONIA -- Village council
YOUNGSTOWN A push for security agency
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- If Congress approves President
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Joseph and Bridgette Lynn, 2557 Lexington Ave., #31, Salem, girl, June 18.
Deputies have to subdue Youngstown man at divorce trial
YOUNGSTOWN -- It took 10 Mahoning County deputy sheriffs to subdue and handcuff a city man who
EXECUTIVE SUITE SCANDALS
Opinion: San Francisco Chronicle: The family founders of cable giant Adelphia lose their jobs after tapping
Preparing for possible suit, board OKs legal-fee funds
The cross-claim has not yet been filed. WARREN -- The Trumbull County Board of Health has
Two men are arraigned on drug charges
YOUNGSTOWN -- Two city men were released from jail after posting bond on drug charges stemming from
Shellie Hughes, Randall Bolyard to wed Sept. 1
COLUMBUS -- Shellie Lynn Hughes and Randall Douglas Bolyard, both of 1607 American Beauty Lane, are
NEW CASTLE, PA. Italian Celebration adds extra events
This is the festival's second year. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The second annual Lawrence County Italian
Endeavour returns with tired astronauts
Endeavour returns with tired astronauts EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- Heralded by twin sonic
Early-morning fire destroys apartment and pizza shop
Officials are investigating the cause of the blaze. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Sean R Guerriero, 24, of 93 Hopewell Drive, Struthers, and
AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball and softball
BASEBALL Tri-T COLT Struthers Daily Legal News 8, Niles Buckeye Village 5 -- Mike Dubos struck
NIGHTLIFE Some change is going to come
By DEBORA SHAULIS ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Big changes are in store at three Mahoning Valley
ONE ON ONE | Jim Riley Scrappers' behind-the-scenes guy sees it all
As a kid, did you want to be a professional baseball player? I wanted to be a professional
No coach yet
No coach yet Girard High is still seeking a boys basketball coach, despite some published reports.
Tanya George, Greg Ekoniak to wed Aug. 2
A summer wedding is being planned by Tanya George of Wintersville, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Gunman hits worker
Gunman hits worker WARREN -- An employee at the West Market Street Sparkle Market reported being
Bross-Foley rite is planned for midsummer
AUSTINTOWN -- Plans for the midsummer wedding of Amy Bross and Keith Foley, both of Austintown, are
REGIONAL AIRPORT Board OKs cuts in staff
The remaining airline will leave in September. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
EAST LIVERPOOL Schools superintendent says he will obey duty restrictions
The limits were enacted partly to ease the transition to a new superintendent, the board president
Blewitt to throw with the U.S. best
The Ashland College senior from Boardman is ranked No. 4 in the nation in the shot put. By JOHN
NEW CASTLE Concerts disturb residents
Supervisors also agreed to settle a property value dispute with a plaza owner. By LAURA MILOSER
SHARPSVILLE, PA. School board passes budget on third try
The average residential taxpayer will have to pay about $18 more a year in school property taxes.
CANFIELD Council members mull TV station management
One city resident opposed the idea because it would benefit the township. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
Christy Sebulsky, Bic Ulrich plan August nuptials
MOUNT HOPE, W.Va. -- Announcement is being made of the engagement of Christy L. Sebulsky and Bic
GIRARD Board of education
Highlights of Wednesday night's school board meeting: Retroactively approved professional leaves
SHENANGO VALLEY Enterprise zone board OKs loan
The company plans to dig up and sell old slag piles left over from Sharon Steel Corp. SHARON, Pa.
TRACK & amp; FIELD Next stop for Cuevas is California for 800
The Boardman High standout qualified for a national meet at Stanford University. VINDICATOR STAFF
IN TUNE With Jim Riley
Age: 27 Hometown: Uhrichsville; now resides in Niles. Occupation: Director of marketing and
Innocent plea
Innocent plea AUSTINTOWN -- A former Republican precinct committee candidate pleaded innocent
Supreme Court should ask Columbiana judges for proof
Opinion: We can almost guarantee that the Ohio Supreme Court will order Columbiana County commissioners to
YOUNGSTOWN Keep jobs for police, union chief says
David Bozanich will again be city finance director. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Sarah Stiver and John Doughton III to exchange marriage vows Aug. 10
HUBBARD -- Mr. and Mrs. Gary Stiver, 35 Roosevelt Drive, announce the forthcoming marriage of their
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
A son, Jonathan David, was born June 5 at Thunderbird Samaritan Medical Center, Goodyear, Ariz., to
WARREN Parole board grants release to girl's rapist
David Lockney began raping his daughter when she was 6. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD June 10 Theft: A 2-by-8-foot sign congratulating a
SCRAPPERS Auburn registers another triumph
The Mahoning Valley Scrappers lost in the ninth inning to the Auburn Doubledays. AUBURN, N.Y. --
Injured in I-76 accident
Injured in I-76 accident LAKE MILTON -- A New Castle, Pa., man was in stable condition in St.
COLUMBIANA CO. Juvenile justice service will go on
Contracts were awarded for a new facility for the mentally and physically disabled. By NORMAN
Wednesday, June 19 (56 stories)
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COLUMBIANA Council discusses police's concerns
One councilman suggested the law director not seek reappointment. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
Woman faces charges in shooting
YOUNGSTOWN -- A woman accused of shooting her brother-in-law is scheduled to appear in court later
NEW CASTLE Commissioners consider options for nursing home
Hill View Manor's population is dropping, commissioners said. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
YOUNGSTOWN Canfield teen charged in city, county courts
A Youngstown teen continued to follow the car after he had been shown a handgun and a baseball bat,
Express is beaten, 3-2, by Columbus
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Columbus All Americans used an early 3-0 lead Tuesday to beat the Youngstown
Maria Dinard, James McCartin set wedding date
Maria Dinard of Liberty Township and James V. McCartin, 1002 Leslie Lane, Girard, are engaged. The
Kristy Kompanik to be bride of Sam Mosolino Jr.
HOUSTON -- Announcing their engagement are Kristy Lee Kompanik and Sam Joseph Mosolino Jr., both of
GIRARD Proposed income-tax increase divides oversight committee
The city doesn't have enough voter trust to seek a five-year tax rise, a councilwoman says. By TIM
COLUMBUS -- Ashley Ault of Mineral Ridge High School and Lindsay Byer of Southington, a pair of
COLUMBUS -- Ashley Ault of Mineral Ridge High School and Lindsay Byer of Southington, a pair of
Ronghi gets promoted to McDonald police chief
Ronghi gets promoted to McDonald police chief McDONALD -- Louis Ronghi was sworn in Tuesday as the
GAIL WHITE Five graduates share lifelong friendships
High school seniors across the Valley are tossing their caps and clutching diplomas, looking forward
Offense slumbers; Scrappers stumble
Mahoning Valley managed just four hits in a season-opening loss to Auburn. By BRIAN RICHESSON
BOARDMAN American Paper goes up for sale
A $7 million investment in printing presses boosted profitability by 15 percent. THE VINDICATOR,
SALARY RANGES Hermitage
Teacher salaries will be going up in each year of a new three-year contract ratified Tuesday. A
COLUMBIANA Girl, 5, killed in tractor accident
COLUMBIANA -- A 5-year-old Fairfield Township girl is dead after being run over by a lawn tractor
WARREN Murderer gets two life terms in prison
The defendant and one victim were clients of a vocational rehabilitation program for which the other
CLASS B BASEBALL Academy narrows gap on Propane
Matt Repec hit his third homer in two games for Line Drive. STRUTHERS -- Line Drive Academy moved
Amy Nussbaum, Dirk Craib to wed in September
GAITHERSBURG, Md. -- Dr. Daniel A. and Beverly Nussbaum of Gaithersburg, Md., announce the
YOUNGSTOWN Prosecutors ask high court to keep man jailed
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning County prosecutors will ask
SALEM Officials hoping to trim the cost of sewage plant
The project could end up costing about $1 million. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
McGee-Wagner wedding date is announced
Ben and Ardelia McGee, 522 W. Midlothian Blvd., Youngstown, and Larry and Carol Wagner, 26442
Man, 57, accused of tire-slashing
BOARDMAN -- Mahoning County deputy sheriffs and township police arrested a 57-year-old Warren man
WARREN City auditor seeks charges' dismissal
Two brothers' cases are being tried before a visiting judge. WARREN -- The city auditor is asking
YOUNGSTOWN Gun charge for Saadey
The Austintown man could get a 10-year prison term and be ordered to pay a $250,000 fine. By DAVID
Fire ruled intentional
Fire ruled intentional YOUNGSTOWN -- A fire official has ruled that an early morning blaze Monday
WARREN Official: Results show stench isn't a health hazard
The leader of a citizens group remains concerned. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Fires break out at 3 Mercer locations
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Firefighters across Mercer County were kept busy with three fires reported
HERMITAGE SCHOOLS Teachers union, board ratify 3-year contract
The contract dispute went to a strike, then to nonbinding arbitration before a settlement was
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TRUMBULL COUNTY Special forces team honored for actions during standoff
The deputy was shot in the leg in a three-hour standoff. WARREN -- The Hartford Optimists Club
COLUMBUS Bill bars contract bids by convicted bribers
The proposal would allow authorities to stop public funds from going to those convicted of breaking
17th District voters have opportunity for change
Opinion: 17th District voters have opportunity for change EDITOR: The 17th Congressional District has a
Miss Peachock, John Moenich are engaged
BOARDMAN -- Carl and Barbara Peachock of Boardman are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
New Castle schools budget still has $1.9 million deficit
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- It's unlikely that the city school budget will be balanced when school board
YOUNGSTOWN Former GOP candidate turns himself in to police
The man lost an Austintown precinct committee race by one vote. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
GM's Lordstown plant continues to impress
Opinion: It isn't simply the fact that productivity at General Motors Corp.'s Lordstown assembly plant
Two new players, two new careers
AUBURN, N.Y. -- It can't be this easy, can it? Sure, Brian Wright and Shaun Larkin compiled some
Sharick-Doukakis engagement is made known
AUSTINTOWN -- John D. Sharick, 5249 Saratoga Ave., is announcing the engagement of his daughter,
SCOTT SHALAWAY Box turtles do everything real-l-l-l-l sl-l-low-w-w
While mowing a trail through the bluebird meadow this week, I found a female box turtle digging a
LIQUOR PERMIT TRANSFERS AND APPLICATIONS
Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and applications and
GETTING IT RIGHT
Poet Laura Zarconi of Youngstown is working on a screenplay with solo singer Justin Downing, and a
Buckeye 5 winner claims $100,000
Buckeye 5 winner claims $100,000 NEW MIDDLETOWN -- A Linford Lane resident has claimed her
AGENDA
AGENDA THURSDAY Mahoning County Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services Board, 5:30 p.m., ADAS board
YOUNGSTOWN Youth sports program keeps boredom at bay
Families have the chance to see what NYSP is all about. By KATIE-NELL SCANLON VINDICATOR STAFF
YOUNGSTOWN Incentives bring some savings, but city still projects a deficit
The projected deficit means 40 or more layoffs if revenues don't improve. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
OxyContin: the news only gets worse
Opinion: As of Nov. 1, 2001, the Drug Enforcement Administration had received autopsy reports from 31 states
MAKING MARRIAGES WORK
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: President Bush wants Congress to set aside $300 million in the welfare reform law
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Douglas M. Shodd Jr., 27, of 27 Como St., Struthers, and Lynn
Local emergency response agencies tested their reactions to a mock disaster.
Local emergency response agencies tested their reactions to a mock disaster. By Travis Reed
Trustees award project to Girard company
Trustees award project to Girard company BOARDMAN -- Township trustees awarded the Maple Avenue
Leetonia water alert
Leetonia water alert LEETONIA -- Leetonia water customers are under an order to boil drinking
MAHONING RIVER Dredge project excites activist
Environmentalists say the WCI project could be a model for a larger river cleanup project. By
Tuesday, June 18 (53 stories)
SHARON Group closes deal on theater
The foundation will hold several events to fund renovations. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
GREENVILLE Petition asks parole board to keep killer of student in prison
Michael Pratt was wearing his murdered brother's jacket during the petition drive. By HAROLD GWIN
MAHONING VALLEY Ruling on door-to-door visits won't matter much, officials say
An Ohio town's law was challenged as unconstitutional by members of Jehovah's Witnesses.
Trista Onesti, Seth Greenfield set August date
YOUNGSTOWN -- Judith and Donald Onesti, 2026 Chestnut Hill Drive, are announcing the coming marriage
WARREN TMHA board: Reroute traffic to boost safety
The authority previously closed the Arnold Street entrance into Highland Terrace to improve safety.
YOUNGSTOWN Phar-Mor execs, panel eye companies' bids
Choosing a lead bidder would start a process that would result in the sale of Phar-Mor stores. By
Who really won the Indy 500?
Who really won the Indy 500? Deciding whether Helio Castroneves or Paul Tracy won the Indianapolis
SHENANGO VALLEY Forum targets consolidation
One city may be better off than another, but 'this whole region is lagging,' speaker says. By
WASHINGTON Official: Traficant probe isn't moving fast enough
The congresswoman is not prepared to force the U.S. House to vote on the expulsion of U.S. Rep.
YOUNGSTOWN Callen to be honored
Callen is one of four people nationwide who will become Petra fellows this weekend. YOUNGSTOWN --
SHARON Firefighters force way into burning house
The homeowners weren't home at the time of the fire. SHARON, Pa. -- City firefighters said
AUSTINTOWN Appeals court upholds firing
The man's last day on the job was Thursday. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN --
Officials vote, appoint new superintendent
Dr. Donna M. DeBonis has served as supervisor of curriculum and instruction for the past decade.
Judges authorize purchase of video arraignment system
The new system is expected to improve security involving county prisoners. By NORMAN LEIGH
Board of Elections pulls its OK on recall
Newton Falls will have 40 days to conduct an election after new recall petitions are filed. By
Block watch cleanup
Block watch cleanup YOUNGSTOWN -- The Bryn Mawr Block Watch on the East Side will have trash bins
Man faces charge in beating wife, 16
CANFIELD -- A Fairground Boulevard man has been accused once again of beating his 16-year-old wife.
MONDAY'S GAME
MONDAY'S GAME National League Milwaukee 5, Houston 2 TODAY'S GAMES Interleague Oakland
Police arrest man accused of robbery
LIBERTY -- A 30-year-old Youngstown man charged with the Monday morning robbery of a Liberty bank is
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Hiram College Camp --is set June 24-27 for players ages 8-14. Cost is $75 and covers all
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SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK From Falcon Park
Affiliation: Auburn is an affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays. The parent club's No. 1 draft pick,
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Garrett and Melanie Connors, 4282 Lake Road, Youngstown, boy, June 17. James and
Americans learning how to spell football -- s-o-c-c-e-r
Opinion: In a stunning upset, the United States' national soccer team beat Mexico 2-0 in their World Cup
AGENDA
AGENDA WEDNESDAY Mathews Board of Education, 7 p.m., second floor, Cortland Bank Building, 4434
A DAY IN COURT -- FOR ALL
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: Government's first duty is to protect its citizens, and keeping a terrorist from
NASCAR WINSTON CUP LEADERS
NASCAR WINSTON CUP LEADERS Through Sunday Points 1, Sterling Marlin, 2,164. 2, Jimmie Johnson,
Prostate screenings
Prostate screenings LISBON -- Columbiana County Health Department will offer prostate cancer
OHIO POLITICS Ryan, Latell get F's in disclosure
Most candidates, in and out of the Mahoning Valley, received A's from the reform group. By DAVID
Dollar General robbery
Dollar General robbery STRUTHERS -- Police think a robber hid inside the Dollar General store, 297
MAHONING VALLEY State releases funds to help WCI Steel
The company could receive an additional $279,060, state officials said. By JEFF ORTEGA
MILTON TOWNSHIP Authorities investigate jawbone find
The coroner said he doubts there's foul play involved. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
BEATITUDE HOUSE Grad to help others turn lives around
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- A few years ago Lelia Brady was a pregnant
Tobin backs 'severe' policy
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Bishop Thomas J. Tobin of the Catholic
GAME TIME Today
Who: Athletics (Mulder 6-4) at Pirates (Fogg 7-4). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio/TV: WKST-AM (1200), Fox
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball and softball
BASEBALL Babe Ruth (14-15s) East Side Kiwanis 13, Commercial Neon 10 -- Matt Backes hit a three-
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Judges sue commissioners to force release of funding
Without an assurance of adequate funding, the courts would be forced to shut down, their attorney
NORTHERN OHIO Red Cross issues call for donors as supplies drop
Summer vacations and activities have reduced attendance at blood drives, the Red Cross says.
SOCCER Europeans believe sports in America are over-regulated
In contrast, Europeans have almost no intervention in sports. THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Artist draws strength from her experiences
Chelle Davis is just 26, but she already knows quite a bit about life. She learned her lessons a
2 teens face charges in concession-stand fire
2 teens face charges in concession-stand fire CORTLAND -- Two teenagers are expected to be charged
YOUNGSTOWN Call center purchased
OSI kept all 120 former Exterra employees and is looking to hire more workers. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Michael A. L. Jackson, 19, of 61 Thornton, Youngstown, and
Woman reports assault
Woman reports assault YOUNGSTOWN -- A Broadway Avenue woman told police two females entered her
Bishops didn't go far enough in addressing church crisis
Opinion: As they assembled Thursday for the start of their spring meeting in Dallas, Texas, American bishops
Cheaper tuition, better jobs found out of state
Opinion: Cheaper tuition, better jobs found out of state EDITOR: Recent reports in the local newspaper
COLLEGE ATHLETES Area students
Malone John Jeren (Poland), a sophomore on the men's track team, was a member of the 4x800-meter
Vatican: Pope will visit Mexico, Guatemala
Vatican: Pope will visit Mexico, Guatemala VATICAN CITY -- Despite worries about his health, Pope
LISBON Judges sue to force release
Without an assurance of adequate funding, the courts would be forced to shut down, their attorney
NEWTON FALLS Council approves disputed contract
Council is to interview candidates to fill a vacancy. By KERRI ANN RICKARD BY VINDICATOR
SHARON SCHOOLS Board votes to borrow extra funds
The board also approved a new budget calling for a 3-mill property tax increase. By HAROLD GWIN
YOUNGSTOWN Assistant vacates fire office
He leaves the city job with mixed emotions. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Monday, June 17 (56 stories)
Parents announce Nyers and Potts engagement
YOUNGSTOWN -- Steve Jr. and Lois Nyers, 610 N. Hartford Ave., announce the engagement of their
with Sister Lucille Conley
with Sister Lucille Conley Age: 79. Hometown: Cleveland; lives in Girard. Occupation:
SCRAPPERS 2002 schedule
JUNE DateDayOpponentTime 18TUE@Auburn7:05 p.m. 19WED@Auburn7:05 p.m. 20THU@Auburn7:05 p.m.
France's conservatives take over parliament
France's conservatives take over parliament PARIS -- France's leftist parliament became the
Miss DeRhodes, Shane M. Phillips to wed Aug. 2
POLAND -- Frank and Mich & eacute;le DeRhodes, 3920 E. Calla Road, are announcing the
Roller rink seeks donors for charities
Roller rink seeks donors for charities BOARDMAN -- The Skate Connection roller rink is seeking
CAFARO FIELD Promotions
JUNE 21--Opening Night Fireworks sponsored by Antone's Italian Cafe 22--Gene's Jewelers Diamond
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL Class Little b Lazart 7, Roth Brothers 5 -- Chris Aracich and Bob Melnek each had two
FRONT OFFICE On staff
Andy Milovich, general manager Dave Smith, assistant general manager Matt Duncan, director of
SCRAPPERS 2002 roster
PitchersHt.Wt.B/TAgeHometown2001 club Blake Allen6-2200L/L21Humbold, Tenn.Union University Matt
SOAP BOX DERBY Top finishers
METRO STOCK 1. Nicole Romeo, 11, Boardman. 2. Dan Borosky, 11, Boardman. 3. Cortny Booth, 13,
Bikers raise funds in honor of slain officer
BEAVER, Pa. (AP) -- Nearly 2,000 motorcycles rumbled through three states for a fund-raiser in honor
NEW YORK-PENN League has new alignment to cut down on travel time
Mahoning Valley Scrappers will be part of four-team Pinckney Division. By BRIAN RICHESSON
LOCAL
LOCAL Scrappers beat Express, 1-0 NILES -- Matt Knox went 3-for-3 and three pitchers combined on
TRUMBULL COUNTY Deaths by drug surpass slayings
The report notes that there was a decline in motor vehicle fatalities in 2001. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Associated Press
Associated Press SUCCESS: Rayshawn Wilson, who graduated Sunday from Otterbein College in
FUND-RAISER Bert Forbush III
What: "Raise the Roof" benefit spaghetti dinner for the Forbush family of Austintown; includes a
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WORTH A LOOK
CRAFT SHOWS XAmerican Legion Auxiliary Mahoning Valley Unit 15 will hold a craft show and flea
Amy Tiratto, Michael Fuline are engaged
LOWELLVILLE -- Frank and Sue Tiratto, 312 Watson St., are announcing the engagement of their
SANDLOTS Weyant's doubles key Propane win
The Class B League's leading hitter has a .600 batting average. STRUTHERS -- League-leading
By NANCY TULLIS
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LUCY, THE LUCKY BASSET HOUND, IS back home, digging up
Bando majors in the minors
The new Scrappers manager was a catcher for the Indians from 1981-88. By BRIAN RICHESSON
Police believe fatal shooting was self-inflicted accident
GIRARD -- Police think the weekend shooting death of a 40-year-old Girard man was accidental.
Who keeps turning off the electricity?
GREENFORD -- Deputy sheriffs are investigating a Green Township woman's complaint that someone keeps
Palmetto State winners
Palmetto State winners Clemson is one win from the championship game of the College World Series.
LIBERTY School planners to feature messages about safe driving
The use of sponsors is evidence of the community's support to the teens. By AMY HOUSLEY
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.512.60 Bank One, .84,39.0039.02 Clear Channel, 44.32
Staten Island will not forget
The Staten Island Yankees' stadium overlooks New York City. The view beyond the outfield will never
Man reports shooting
Man reports shooting AUSTINTOWN -- A Maplecrest Drive man told police that someone fired a handgun
Williams-Waite engagement is made known
MASURY -- Announcement is being made by Lenny and Linda Williams, 1566 Madeline St., of the
2001 SEASON Few peaks and lots of valleys
After two division titles, the Scrappers sank to the bottom of the standings. By BRIAN RICHESSON
BY THE NUMBERS Single-season leaders
BATTING HOME RUNS 12, Rickie Morton, 1B, 2001 10, Ryan Church, OF, 2000 9, Jorge Moreno, OF,
Rebecca Wollet, Jefferey Bolchalk plan Aug. 31 rite
CINCINNATI -- Announcement of the engagement of Rebecca A. Wollet, 9260 Deercross Parkway, and
Terrorism rears ugly head in India-Pakistan conflict
Opinion: The presence of Al-Qaida fighters in the disputed Kashmir region that separates arch enemies India
FRONT OFFICE REPORT Veteran staff, fresh ideas help sustain popularity
GM Andy Milovich expects about 5,000 fans every night. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS
WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Tracking former Scrappers
First year with Scrappers in parentheses. CLEVELAND INDIANS (MAJOR LEAGUE) John McDonald (2000),
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE AT A GLANCE
2001 STANDINGS PINCKNEY-STEDLER WLPct.GB Williamsport4826.649-- Jamestown3936.52091/2
Convention center survey showed lack of interest
Opinion: Convention center survey showed lack of interest EDITOR: And the truth will out. How true. It
Kimberly Bryan, Pantelis Kolidakis to be married
CAMPBELL -- Announcing their engagement are Kimberly J. Bryan, 53 16th St., and Pantelis P.
Bank robber sought
Bank robber sought LIBERTY -- Police were looking this morning for the robber of Charter One Bank
TAKING CHARGE Coaching staff history
1999 Manager: Ted Kubiak Coach: Willie Aviles Pitching coach: Steve Lyons 2000 Manager:
AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Southington Local Board of Education, 6 p.m., high school study hall, 4432 state
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple SWEET SUCCESS: Jeff Davis, 15, of Austintown gets a hug from his
FOOD
Fellowship Church Food Pantry, 115 Frank Street at Snyder, Struthers, 1 to 2 p.m. Tuesday. XFood
Meghan Eckert to be bride of Aaron T. Barter
WASHINGTON -- Capt. and Mrs. William F. Eckert Jr. of Washington, formerly of Boardman, are
Wreck kills man
Wreck kills man MERCER, Pa. -- A Shaker Heights, Ohio, man was killed in a one-car accident on
Miss Henderson, Derrick Patterson to marry July 20
WARREN -- Deborah Henderson and the Rev. and Mrs. Grady E. Price, all of Warren, are announcing the
SPAIN
Opinion: La Vanguardia, Barcelona, June 12: More than nine months after Sept. 11, the world has undergone
GAME TIME Tuesday
Who: Athletics (Mulder 6-4) at Pirates (Fogg 7-4). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio/TV: WKST-AM (1200), Fox
Racing to victory 3 drivers advance to national event
Next year, a masters division may be added to the Youngstown race, said Jim Postlethwait, race
Proficiency tests signal need for action by state board
Opinion: Despite the improvement on Ohio's Ninth-Grade Proficiency Tests around the state, the continuing
YOUNGSTOWN City's finance director resigns
Barbara Burtner decided the $10,000 incentive was too good to pass up. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
ONE ON ONE | Sister Lucille Conley A calling first ignored, then accepted, and now enjoyed
Why did you decide to become a nun? Because the Lord kept calling me. I tried to avoid him, but I
MAHONING COUNTY Fire departments to help one another
Beloit and Struthers decided not to be involved in the agreement. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Sunday, June 16 (91 stories)
ALICIA TAYLOR RALPH PACK
ALICIA TAYLOR RALPH PACK YOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Alicia Bianca Taylor, 3009 Green Acres
REGIONAL AIRPORT
REGIONAL AIRPORT Takeoffs and landings Airport use figures from May 2001 to April 2002.
Summer day camps
Summer day camps GIRARD -- Girard Multi-Generational Center is offering weeklong summer day camps
FRIDAY'S LATE BOXSCORES
INTERLEAGUE DEVIL RAYS 4, MARLINS 3 14 innings TAMPA BAYFLORIDA abrhbiabrhbi Winn
THE WALTERS Who they are
Army Maj. Timothy C. Walter, 37, 1982 graduate of Boardman High; 1987 graduate of Youngstown State
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
Boardman lands three spots on coaches team
The Boardman High baseball team may have fallen short of the state tournament, but the state still
JOAN LISOVITCH KIRK SUSANY
JOAN LISOVITCH KIRK SUSANY YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. Steven Geitgey officiated at 5 p.m. May 18 at
CANCER ACS: Prostate exams are crucial for early detection
June is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR HEALTH WRITER
RHONDA MASHBURN TODD SHARP
RHONDA MASHBURN TODD SHARP POLAND -- Todd R. Sharp, 5760 Great Northern Blvd., North Olmsted, and
Vatican must take global approach to sexual abuse
Opinion: Vatican must take global approach to sexual abuse EDITOR: It has taken far too long and is too
Fire investigation
Fire investigation HOWLAND -- Fire officials are still investigating what caused a blaze at a
HOYT'S BOOKS | And awards
"Creatures of the Deep: In Search of the Sea's Monsters and the World They Live In" (Firefly,
Children's Aid Society sets golf event
BROOKFIELD -- The Children's Aid Society of Mercer County, Pa., will sponsor its 12th annual
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES TUESDAY American Red Cross Austintown Donor Center, 57 Westchester Drive, noon to 7
Toronto for the disabled
Toronto for the disabled "Toronto With Ease" provides information on scores of restaurants,
MARGARET DANIELS MATTHEW MICHEL
MARGARET DANIELS MATTHEW MICHEL ISLE OF PALMS, S.C. -- Margaret J. Daniels, daughter of John and
JANA HUMPHRIES JOSEPH DIPASQUA
JANA HUMPHRIES JOSEPH DIPASQUA GREENVILLE, S.C. -- Dr. Joseph Michael DiPasqua, 100 Mosspoint
ERICH HOYT Background
Born: Sept. 28, 1950, in Akron. Residence: A dual citizen of the United States and Canada -- has
Sparks 72, Monarchs 66, OT
Sparks 72, Monarchs 66, OT SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Mwadi Mabika scored 19 points and DeLisha Milton
YOUNGSTOWN Couple takes child from sitter, then flees
Police said the child's mother doesn't have custody. YOUNGSTOWN -- Police are looking for a city
William Bell receives service award from Ohio Council
DAYTON -- William C. Bell was named the 2002 recipient of the Meritorious Service Award on June 8 at
MIKE BRAUN Helping promote a tradition outdoors
Trying to capture the attention of the young is a tough task in a world with so many competing
CAMPBELL Teen advances to Nationals
CAMPBELL-- Campbell Memorial High School graduate Niki Stamos joins a list of famous participants as
CERETA WALLACE BRYAN VANTELL
CERETA WALLACE BRYAN VANTELL COLUMBUS -- Ascension Lutheran Church was the setting May 11 for the
Badger names Fitch to top post
The former Champion High standout was a varsity assistant at Howland last year. By JOHN BASSETTI
PAMELA FERRERI C.J. DAILEY
PAMELA FERRERI C.J. DAILEY CAMPBELL -- Pamela S. Ferreri and C.J. Dailey, both of 14450 County
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Off-season work aids Gillam
A specialized training program and hands-on coaching methods have helped Norah Gillam to take a
Warren man robbed
Warren man robbed YOUNGSTOWN -- An armed robber forced a 24-year-old Warren man to strip during a
Super kids hold their own derby
COLUMBIANA -- Cold rain and wind didn't dampen the spirits of 24 mentally and physically challenged
RAY SWANSON | KEYSTONER Holyfield's header may put him back in picture
It looks as if 39-year-old Evander Holyfield may have extended his ring career following his recent
KARA CHERNUSHIN DONALD RICCITELLI
KARA CHERNUSHIN DONALD RICCITELLI BOARDMAN -- The Revs. Daniel Rohan and Andrew Gall solemnized
YOUNGSTOWN Control board
The city's control board took action on these spending items and contracts Thursday: Awarded
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Hiram College -- will be where a camp is June 24-27 for players ages 8-14. Cost is $75
Wearing faith on the jacket
By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER IBERTY -- EDDIE HOWARD IS A CON- tradiction. He
State must not give in on water district suit
Opinion: The inexplicable decision by three of the four members of the Mahoning Valley Sanitary District's
MAHONING VALLEY SCRAPPERS
MAHONING VALLEY SCRAPPERS Tuesday -- at Auburn Wednesday -- at Auburn Thursday -- at Auburn
PRO SOCCER ROUNDUP | Saturday's games
MLS Crew 2, Earthquakes 1 COLUMBUS -- Dante Washington came off the bench and scored the game-
KRISTEN GENTILE TIMOTHY HEPHNER
KRISTEN GENTILE TIMOTHY HEPHNER NEW MIDDLETOWN -- The Revs. Nicholas Shori and Timothy O'Neill
Legal dispute resolved
Legal dispute resolved NEW YORK (AP) -- David Baldacci, author of such best sellers as "Absolute
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CRIME SOLVER Mercer County
The robbery of a shoe store is the focus of Mercer County Crime Solvers this week: Crime: Robbery.
Bridge closing
Bridge closing NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- McConnell's Mill Bridge on McConnell's Mill Road in Slippery
LISA HANDEL MATTHEW CAMPBELL
LISA HANDEL MATTHEW CAMPBELL YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. David Rhodes solemnized the marriage of Lisa
NOTEBOOK | Baseball news
New wounds: Cleveland shortstop Omar Vizquel and Philadelphia closer Jose Mesa had lockers next to
SHARON Inmates work for this house, and vice versa
Putting in volunteer time helping nonprofit and government agencies is a requirement for those
FUGITIVES OF THE WEEK Matthew M. Condrey Marcus W. Scott
The FBI and the Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force are asking the public to help find the
ACADEMY GRADUATES
ACADEMY GRADUATES Ruth A. Jarabek Army 2nd Lt. Ruth A. Jarabek graduated June 1 from the
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of June 16: MONDAY United Veterans Council, at Mahoning Veterans
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Courtney Lynn Clementi, 116 Hollywood Ave., Youngstown, girl, June 14.
COLUMBUS Court rules insurers must pay in deaths
The question was whether the driver was covered by the trucking company's insurance policy. By
GAME TIME Today
Who: Pirates (J. Anderson 5-8) at Reds (Haynes 7-5). When: 1:15 p.m. Radio/TV: WKST-AM (1200),
KEYSTONE CLIPS Child safety seats: Install them right
The Pennsylvania State Police will conduct a child safety seat fitting session Wednesday at its
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Doctor faces trial soon on patient's sex charge
Anil Bajaj faces trial in July on a second patient's complaint . LISBON -- A St. Clair Township
Breast-feeding class
Breast-feeding class YOUNGSTOWN -- Prenatal breast-feeding class is scheduled from 6:30-8:30 p.m.
RAEDINE BRIDGE MICHAEL LISTOPAD
RAEDINE BRIDGE MICHAEL LISTOPAD WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. -- Raedine Bridge, 1100 Griswold St., Sharon,
Dads: Sit back, relax, enjoy the day you've earned
Opinion: Today, millions of American fathers are enjoying some well-deserved spoiling in their honor. They
EAST LIVERPOOL Association honors hospital worker
She is the recreational activities coordinator for the hospital. By TRAVIS REED VINDICATOR STAFF
STATE SCHOOLS The facts
Enrollment and tuition for the 2001-02 academic year at Ohio's seven medical schools:
King is new coach at Hubbard
The former Western Reserve High star is the fourth Eagles coach in four years. By JOHN BASSETTI
CAREER PATHS
BANKING YOUNGSTOWN -- Sky Bank has announced four promotions. Dexter A. Hollen, who recently
INFORMATION If you go
THE GREEN SCENE Most of the nurseries mentioned are listed in "A Gaga Gardener's Guide to Nearby
At 90, this dad still shows plenty of pep in his step
The Boardman father of two, grandfather of four and great-grandfather of two puts his dancing skills
MCKINLEY LIBRARY
MCKINLEY LIBRARY Summer lawn concerts Niles McKinley Memorial Library has announced its free
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL Bernard Bolha takes over for Howland
By JOHN BASSETTI VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF HOWLAND -- Bernard Bolha enters the 2002-03 boys
LIBERTY 150-acre vision: Ungaro plans industrial park
Liberty would buy the property, make improvements and resell it to businesses to create the
The screech of brakes on the wet pavement reverberated across the finish line.
The screech of brakes on the wet pavement reverberated across the finish line. By MARALINE KUBIK
WNBA ROUNDUP | Saturday's games
Sparks 72, Monarchs 66, OT SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Mwadi Mabika scored 19 points and DeLisha Milton
Maj. Timothy Walter misses his wife and daughter while he's in Afghanistan but also feels he's
Maj. Timothy Walter misses his wife and daughter while he's in Afghanistan but also feels he's
A fight for bragging rights
If the fight comes off half as entertaining as the press conference, the Tony Hanshaw-Etienne
MAHONING, SHENANGO VALLEYS Trucking business booming with economic upturn
An Austintown-based company has vehicles sitting idle because it can't find enough qualified
NEW CASTLE Neighbors not happy with plans for road
County officials say they are looking for an alternative route to the industrial park. By LAURE
Officials still hope the regional airport will become a cargo hub.
Officials still hope the regional airport will become a cargo hub. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
MERCER, Pa. -- Catherine Mott, owner and lead consultant of Strategic Sales Solutions in Mercer, has
NEOUCOM Retiring president led school's unprecedented growth
Robert Blacklow's 10-year tenure is about double the national average for medical school chiefs.
FAST FACTS In Northeast Ohio, 1,311 people are awaiting organ transplants:
889 for a kidney. 172 for a liver. 107 for a heart. 76 for a kidney/pancreas. 42 for a pancreas. 25
JACK WOLLITZ Tournament winner cites dad's influence
As fathers stand proud on this, their most special day of the year, it is appropriate that a fishing
XM RADIO Company facts
Details on XM Satellite Radio Holdings: Innovator: First company to begin offering satellite
Siblings are in the race for life
More than 1,300 people in Northeast Ohio are awaiting organ transplants. By MARALINE KUBIK
WARREN Md. law: example for parlors
Officials in the Maryland county say about half of the establishments have been shut down since the
Managing your money
By KATIE-NELL SCANLON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- When you earn less, have fewer
AREA GOLF SCORES
WOMEN Friday Ladies (Valley) -- Day's play: (A) Sandy Dailey, Doris Watson; (B) Wanda Dickson; (C)
Stationed to compete on air: satellite radio
For $10 a month, satellite radio offers 100 channels of top-notch sound. By DON SHILLING
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Motion-sensing lights boost home security
Q. My family would feel more comfortable with some outdoor security lights, but bright floodlights
Writer with Valley ties is having a whale of a career
Writer with Valley ties is having a whale of a career By JENNIFER D. SCHATZEL VINDICATOR STAFF
WHAT'S DOING?
EVENTS Lakes Tournament Trail: Berlin June 23 (330) 825-5702 or www.geocities.com/lakestrail
Saturday, June 15 (56 stories)
YOUNGSTOWN Judge sentences woman to probation in burglary
The woman must continue counseling for her drug addiction while on probation. By BOB JACKSON
AREA DIAMONDS | Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL Babe Ruth League (14-15) Sluggers 9, Belleria Pizza 8 -- Greg Sansone's two-run single
Bridge offers hope to draw industries
The project site stretches from Youngstown through Campbell and Struthers. By BOB JACKSON
SHARON Former mayor's Flag Day legacy goes on
About 125 people turned out for the 15th annual ceremony on the steps of city hall. By HAROLD GWIN
Richard Oliver, 46, of Bryant Avenue: Another pretrial hearing has been set for June 24 in Judge
Richard Oliver, 46, of Bryant Avenue: Another pretrial hearing has been set for June 24 in Judge
Court frees convicted murderer
It's a tragic example of a breakdown in the criminal justice system, a judge said. By BOB JACKSON
Electricity theft
Electricity theft POLAND -- A township man is accused of stealing electricity from a neighbor.
ALL-STARS Ohio High School Softball Coaches Association
ALL-STATE Division I First Team Tricia Lilley, North Canton Hoover, infield; Kelly Murphy,
NICOLE ZACCONE FRANK LANGLEY
NICOLE ZACCONE FRANK LANGLEY YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Langley have returned from a
GETTING IT RIGHT
The "Sunset at the Farm" program at Mill Creek MetroParks Farm in Canfield will be Sept. 14, not
MAHONING VALLEY Women join trip on road to cure for cancer
Three other area women are participating to show their appreciation for not having to face the
Judge clears sale of atomic memorabilia
Judge clears sale of atomic memorabilia SAN FRANCISCO -- A federal judge brushed aside the
Colorado: up in flames
Opinion: As the largest forest fire in Colorado history continues to burn, the rampant destruction caused by
District VFW Auxiliary holds installation
STRUTHERS -- Members of the District 8 VFW Auxiliary met June 2 at Louis J. Campbell VFW 3538 hall
Cop accused of abduction has a history
The officer on leave was forced to undergo an evaluation last year to determine if he was fit for
AREA TRACK & amp; FIELD LEADERS
2002 FINAL LIST BOYS 4x800-meter relay -- Maplewood, 7:55.7; McDonald, 8:06.7; Salem, 8:09.9;
MICHELLE MOFFITT JAMES SMITH
MICHELLE MOFFITT JAMES SMITH LOWELLVILLE -- Michelle R. Moffitt, daughter of Raymond and Patricia
YOUNGSTOWN Campaign reports show power of incumbents to raise money
A Republican judge raised $73,715, including contributions from Democrats, while his opponent raised
YOUNGSTOWN Burial mistake prompts lawsuit
The family wants a jury to decide if the diocese inflicted emotional distress. By SHERRI L.
BOARDMAN Cop accused of abduction has a history
The officer on leave was forced to undergo an evaluation last year to determine if he was fit for
Mahoning County
The following were indicted Thursday by a Mahoning County grand jury: Richard V. Villanueva, 19,
Area dioceses address money issues for priests
Benefits for priests vary from diocese to diocese. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION EDITOR
Man seeks holiday season giving 3 cheers for red, white and blue
The Youngstown residents want to create a patriotic season of three holidays. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL Hubbard High -- boys basketball camp will be held July 22-26 at the Hubbard gym. The
Eagles Auxiliary 3298 seats slate
AUSTINTOWN -- Installation of officers for Eagles Auxiliary 3298 was held June 1 at the aerie on
East Liverpool man dies after crash
EAST LIVERPOOL -- The Lisbon post of the Ohio State Highway patrol is investigating a fatal car
Canfield teen arrested
Canfield teen arrested CANFIELD -- A Glenview Drive teen was arrested Friday after he told police
NILES Drug suspect has more troubles
The Covington, Ohio, man could be sentenced to 20 years to life if convicted. By DENISE DICK
Women join trip on road to cancer cure
Three other area women are participating to show their appreciation for not having to face the
Survey touts best celebrity hairstyles
Celebrities still wield influence over hairstyle direction. So expect to see Halle Berry spikes and
NICOLE DAMIANO ROBERT ZABEL
NICOLE DAMIANO ROBERT ZABEL YOUNGSTOWN -- Nicole Lynn Damiano, daughter of Frank and Debbie
Pet adoption program set
Donations aid in finding homes and saving animals. YOUNGSTOWN -- The first pet adoption program
Burial mistake prompts suit
The family wants a jury to decide if the diocese inflicted emotional distress. By SHERRI L.
Strip mine to become landfill
LISBON -- A strip mine behind the Forest Lanes bowling alley on U.S. Route 30 will soon become a
MELISSA HICKS ROBERT LISTE
MELISSA HICKS ROBERT LISTE HUBBARD -- The wedding of Melissa Hicks and Robert Liste took place May
INDICTMENTS
INDICTMENTS Trumbull County Indicted Friday by the Trumbull County grand jury: Antoine T.
ALL-OHIO SOFTBALL Nine area girls receive coaches honors
VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT Nine area softball players received all-Ohio honors by the state coaches
YOUNGSTOWN Deficit isn't as bad as they say, but city still wants to rein it in
The projected 2002 deficit remains about $2.5 million. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER
YOUNGSTOWN Group seeks holiday trilogy giving 3 cheers for red, white and blue
The Youngstown residents want to create a patriotic season of three holidays. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
Mahoning Valley's ranking shameful and worrisome
Opinion: Every Mahoning Valley resident who has bemoaned Congressman James A. Traficant Jr.'s felony
ON CAMPUS College news and notes
Mount Union Leann Neiman and Angela Centofanti, both of Boardman High, and Ashley Ault of Mineral
MOTORSPORTS Mercer hosts national event today
The biggest dirt midget car event in the East is set to begin at 7 p.m. MERCER, Pa -- Mercer
LEADERBOARD Second round
THE LEADER Tiger Woods67-68--135-5 THE FOLLOWER Padraig Harrington70-68--138-2 THE OTHERS
Local composer fights cancer, honors memory of mother with CDs
The music store owner and composer lost his mother 14 years ago to breast cancer. By DENISE DICK
17TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Candidates hold first public forum
Editor's note: This is an abbreviated version of an article that ran in the late edition Friday.
TRUMBULL COUNTY To bee sure, village has a lot in store for fairgoers
The 16th annual spelling bee will be July 11. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF BAZETTA
BOARDMAN Lawn order: growing problem
The zoning inspector said this has been a record year for complaints. By JoANNE VIVIANO
Area dioceses address money issues for clergy
Benefits for priests vary from diocese to diocese. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION EDITOR
Pastor plans to retire
Pastor plans to retire YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. Reese M. Wills will retire as the chaplain and
YOUNGSTOWN Court frees convicted murderer, blames prosecutors
It's a tragic example of a breakdown in the criminal justice system, a judge said. By BOB JACKSON
Officials try to keep lawn order, but a problem keeps growing
The zoning inspector said this has been a record year for complaints. By JoANNE VIVIANO
MAHONING COUNTY Bridge offers hope to draw industries
The project site stretches from Youngstown through Campbell and Struthers. By BOB JACKSON
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XColumbiana-Mahoning County Beekeepers Association will hold a Get Acquainted meeting
WW II veteran gets diploma
Hill was recognized by the Masons for founding High Twelve Club 720. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN
Composer honors memory of mother with CDs
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF CHAMPION -- Frank Fordeley wants to save other women
Friday, June 14 (60 stories)
CLEVELAND Traficant to be sentenced July 30 in federal court
CLEVELAND -- The sentencing of U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr. has been reset to July 30. In an
Adopt-a-Pet weekend
Adopt-a-Pet weekend CANFIELD -- DAD's pet care and Angels for Animals will have their third annual
WORLD CUP ROUNDUP | First round games
South Korea 1, Portugal 0 INCHEON, South Korea -- South Korea shocked short-handed with a second-
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Raymond S. Kondas, 42, of 5998 Torolo Drive, Lowellville, and
MAHONING VALLEY SCHOOLS 52% pass proficiency test on 1st try
By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION WRITER More than half of Mahoning Valley eighth-graders passed
ATV reported stolen
ATV reported stolen CANFIELD -- A Yamaha Beartracker ATV worth $3,400 has been reported stolen
Outfielder Wright looks ahead as his career unfolds
The seventh-round pick played for North Carolina State. By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
COMPARISON Students vs. state
Over the past several years, YSU has increasingly leaned on student tuition and fees to finance its
WARREN Golf course, city set deal over money
The city may appoint someone to monitor golf-course books and records. By DENISE DICK and PEGGY
STATE EXAMS Latest results
Percentage of eighth-graders who passed all sections on the five-part ninth-grade state proficiency
ON AREA DIAMONDS | Youth baseball & amp; softball
Tri-T COLT Austintown Greenleaf Landscaping 6, Salem Parker Hunter 4 -- John Burnich gave up one
One 'Episode' was more than enough
In light of the recently released "cinematic event of the year," "Star Wars: Episode II -- Attack of
AUSTINTOWN Man accused of kidnapping arraigned in county court
AUSTINTOWN -- A Liberty man accused of ordering two girls to perform sex acts on him at gunpoint has
SUPPORT GROUP Dolores Iannucci installed as Mended Hearts president
YOUNGSTOWN -- Dolores Iannucci was installed as president of Mended Hearts, Chapter 7, for the 2002-
In a jail cell for Jesus
By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF BROOKFIELD -- "I'm a knucklehead for Jesus," the Rev.
Trustees give approval to new vice president
President Sweet estimates the moves will save about $100,000. By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION
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SHARON SCHOOLS Superintendent to stay on job until very end
The school board voted not to renew his contract and is searching for a successor. By HAROLD GWIN
YSU Trustees give approval to new vice president
President Sweet estimates the moves will save about $100,000. By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION
YOUNGSTOWN | Street paving
1ST WARD Logan Avenue, from Florist Street to Dennick Avenue. Arch Street, from Albert to Lansing
HERMITAGE Officials: Sewer rates to increase at year's end
Residential customers have seen their rates drop twice in the past nine years. By HAROLD GWIN
MAHONING RIVER WCI Steel's riverbed cleanup to begin next week
The steelmaker has been planning to dredge the 1.3-mile section since it was ordered in 1999. By
MAHONING COUNTY Purchase of 5 sirens approved
The county now has 59 sirens. One official says 10 more are needed. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.722.85 Bank One, .84,36.9937.04 Clear Channel, 42.70
MVSD Lawyer explains decision to settle
The MVSD lawyer says the settlement is in the best interest of the water district. By PEGGY
Democrats question tuition payments
Democrats question tuition payments YOUNGSTOWN -- A local Democrats group is questioning the
LORDSTOWN GM PLANT Looking good: Productivity up 13%
The local GM plant remains in the middle of all plants that make subcompact cars. By DON SHILLING
MAHONING COUNTY Judge's ruling: Continue using Breathalyzer
Defense attorneys for a dozen local residents charged with DUI are looking to appeal. By IAN HILL
New park will be located near school
LOWELLVILLE -- A new park funded by an $84,000 grant from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources
YOUNGSTOWN Board awards paving contract
Repaving is on schedule for the third straight year. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER
Vonda Ward will bid for IBA heavyweight title in Canton
By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT YOUNGSTOWN -- Vonda Ward and Monica McGowan will fight for
THURSDAY'S GAME
THURSDAY'S GAME American League Cleveland 2, Baltimore 1, 10 innings TODAY'S GAMES National
Granddad leaving a legacy
A common misconception about senior citizens is that they are no longer valuable to society and have
LIQUOR CONTROL
LIQUOR CONTROL Paperwork Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit
MOUNTAINEER ENTRIES
MOUNTAINEER ENTRIES TODAY -- 7 P.M. 1st--$10,300, mdn cl $4,000-$4,000, 3YO up F & amp;M,
LAWRENCE COUNTY Ruling dismisses election-pay suit
Thomas Fee is considering refiling his lawsuit against the county salary board, his attorney said.
Raid, drug arrest shock neighbors
The mother of the man arrested says the home was ripped apart by the county task forces. By IAN
EPA REPORTS PUT BUSH IN HOT SEAT
Opinion: Philadelphia Inquirer: President Bush is in the hot seat again over global warming. A report
AGENDA
AGENDA SATURDAY McDonald Village Council, special meeting, 8 a.m., municipal building. Executive
CLEANING UP
CLEANING UP Decades of making steel WCI Steel is completing the final phases of a $4 million,
CANFIELD Trustee: Gibson Rd. project is flawed
The right of way isn't wide enough to make proper improvements, an engineer says. By PETER H.
LAWRENCE COUNTY Officials mull future of nursing home
A new service will allow the county 911 to find medical helicopters more easily. By LAURE CIOFFI
'Oh, say, does that star-spangled banner still wave'
Opinion: The words of Francis Scott Key's immortal lyric, written in his jubilation that the American flag
Columbiana offers full-day kindergarten
COLUMBIANA -- Parents of kindergarten pupils in the Columbiana school district will have the option
GAIL WHITE More than Superman: Dads are heroes
For many years, a certain picture has hung in the hallway of our home. In the background of the
YOUNGSTOWN Murder charge will be sought
The woman, whose bond was set at $50,000, has been in jail since April 23. By PATRICIA MEADE
SHARPSVILLE, PA. New business fires up at SQP
Test drilling for a proposed industrial park turned up a huge deposit of slag produced by for blast
17TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT SEAT Candidates hold first public forum
Two candidates noted that four universities are now located in the 17th District; another called for
CRAIG BEACH Village council
These items were discussed at this week's village council meeting: Curfman Mosquito Control Inc.
OHIO POLITICS Report: Democrats have upper hand
The governor's spokesman says Ohio is a politically competitive state. By DAVID SKOLNICK
Pullout of Northwest Airlines doesn't mean airport's death
Opinion: As the Mahoning Valley comes to grips with the fact that after Sept. 8 there will be no commercial
Love, lightsabers and Luke Skywalker
"Star Wars" is much more to the fans than a simple science fiction blockbuster, and the people that
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XYoungstown Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Association at 6:30 p.m.
Dems question tuition
Dems question tuition YOUNGSTOWN -- A local Democrats group is questioning the city's tuition
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
Fan favorite: Bryce Uegawachi -- the fan favorite shortstop from Honolulu, Hawaii, returns with his
MERCER COUNTY The lack of voters left higher cost rate
The average cost of each ballot was about $7, according to the director of elections. By MARY
Sex offender sentenced
Sex offender sentenced LISBON -- A Salem man who pleaded guilty in April to sex-related crimes
Trumbull Democrats need new leadership
Opinion: Trumbull Democrats need new leadership EDITOR: What determines quality in leadership for the
BECKY SHER | Hype Celebrate the Fourth in style
Don't you just love the Fourth of July? It's the perfect mid-summer celebration: You've got a while
Thursday, June 13 (58 stories)
YOUNGSTOWN Commission questions plan to replace deck
The board wants a parking lot plan that addresses three issues. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL
ZIMOMRA CASE Officer's attorney fears bias from coverage by the press
Sgt. James Zimomra is accused of assaulting two people during an arrest. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Jail crowding
Jail crowding WARREN -- County officials are asking the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and
COLUMBIANA CO. Official: Cut back on travel amid crisis
The commissioners hired an outside law firm to represent them in a lawsuit filed by the Columbiana
YOUNGSTOWN Citizens Corps panel meets for first time
The local council appears to be the first one in Ohio. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
Though the singer begins her last tour Friday, she plans to stay busy by pursuing acting roles.
Though the singer begins her last tour Friday, she plans to stay busy by pursuing acting roles. By
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL Babe Ruth (14-15s) Sluggers 7, Line Drive Academy 2 -- Sluggers handed Line Drive its
Noise polluter has earned quiet time in county jail
Opinion: Jamar A. Jones, who has been cited six times for violating the city of Youngstown's noise ordinance,
YOUNGSTOWN POLICE Traffic unit to assist patrol cars
YOUNGSTOWN -- Deployment of afternoon shift traffic and juvenile units in recent weeks is designed
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YOUNGSTOWN Accused were in court before
Two of the eight men are not in custody, according to jail officials. By PATRICIA MEADE
BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL Valley Sports in Struthers -- is accepting registrations for Dom Daltorio basketball
MOVIE REVIEW 'Scooby-Doo' flick should be buried
The movie's scenarists should have spent more time writing a plot and less on the less-than-special
SHARON School board delays vote on bond issue
The search is down to six candidates, and the board hopes to make an appointment by July 1. By
Man arrested, dog killed during search
AUSTINTOWN -- Police killed a pit bull and arrested a Carnegie Avenue man on a charge of heroin
SITES
SITES Alliance Community Outreach Program, 2051 Niles Road S.E., Howland, (330) 369-1441; Antioch
TRUMBULL COUNTY Political watchdogs convene
The group plans to meet again in July. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL BUREAU HOWLAND --
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO Cher What: "Living Proof Farewell Tour" With: Cyndi Lauper When: 7:30 p.m. Tuesday
New noise resolution best for Boardman residents
Opinion: New noise resolution best for Boardman residents EDITOR: The June 7 letter criticizing the
LAWRENCE COUNTY Former commissioner files lawsuit against three on board
The county asked that the lawsuit be dismissed because county commissioners do not set salaries.
NEW CASTLE Board mulls school options
By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The school district is
YOUNGSTOWN Homicide victim was wanted in assault
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Two days before Marquell L. McClain
DRAFT
DRAFT Committee proposal Provisions of an ad hoc committee proposal being considered by the U.S.
MVSD State objects to deal
The attorney general says she will not approve the settlement. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
Wolf sanctuary benefits
Wolf sanctuary benefits Fund-raising events for the Richard E. Flauto Wolf Sanctuary will be this
COLUMBIANA Board OKs workers' contract
The two-year contract is effective July 1. COLUMBIANA -- The Columbiana board of education
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Charles and Grace McMonagle of Honolulu are announcing the birth of their second child, a daughter,
CANFIELD SCHOOLS Official to begin talks with East Liverpool
Hiscox says he is considering several options. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD --
Brawl brings charges against another adult
Brawl brings charges against another adult SHARON, Pa. -- A second adult has been charged in the
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY The rewards of being a Special Olympics 'hugger'
My teens both belong to Boardman High School's Key Club. Key Clubs are terrific organizations
Proposed national policy is weak, say heads of 2 dioceses in valleys
Two bishops in the region think zero tolerance should mean zero tolerance. By D.A. WILKINSON
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Joseph and Jennifer Gallo, 6372 Tara Drive, Youngstown, boy, June 12. Lee
Fulfilling dreams
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER LORDSTOWN -- From $2,000 to $20,000 in three years,
LERNEVILLE SPEEDWAY
LERNEVILLE SPEEDWAY RACING RESULTS (Sarver, Pa.) Bluebird School Bus Feature -- 1. Bob Egley,
YOUNGSTOWN Historical society will unveil portrait at annual event
The portrait was recently repaired. YOUNGSTOWN -- The first showing of an 1821 portrait of Dr.
WARREN Motorist is sentenced to 3 years
The defendant apologized to the victim's family. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
SHARPSVILLE, PA. Council votes to take property
The borough wants the land for a bus passenger comfort station shelter and a parking lot. By
CLASS B BASEBALL Rondinelli edges past Roth, 7-6
STRUTHERS -- Rondinelli snapped a 4-4 tie as it scored three runs in the bottom of the fifth inning
MAHONING COUNTY Former chairmen advise new Dem leader
One former chairman told the new leader not to get involved in economic development; another gave
COURTS
COURTS MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Mark A. Pace, 31, of 432 Auburndale Ave., Youngstown,
ROOTSTOWN NEOUCOM chooses first woman president
NEOUCOM's new president has degrees in medicine, law and business administration. By RON COLE
Electing an Afghan leader hasn't been a pretty process
Opinion: Watching the construction of a government in Afghanistan is something akin to watching sausage being
HMHP to erect center
YOUNGSTOWN -- There may be more joint ventures between Humility of Mary Health Partners and its
East Liverpool leader sues
Richard Wolf's lawsuit claims that the school board did not inform him of the time and place of
CLASS B LEAGUE
CLASS B LEAGUE RIORDAN'S SPORTS 11, BECDIR 3 Becdir20001--355 Riordans20108--1192 Jay Yorty,
ARTHUR GOLDSTONE Furniture chairman: a loyal leader
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Goldsteins' chairman expected perfection but gave loyalty. By DON
GREENVILLE, PA. Council to seek needed funds
One official said it could be up to eight weeks before any funds are given to the borough. By
WARREN Council OKs plan for work on roads
Some residents are concerned parks aren't being maintained. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
GREENVILLE, PA. Brother of victim opposesparole
Michael Swiger has served 12 years of a 21-to-53-year sentence. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
ROBERT SWEENEY, 72 Auto dealer known nationally
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Time magazine named him a finalist for its 1997 Quality Dealer Award.
Road will be closed for Soap Box Derby
Road will be closed for Soap Box Derby YOUNGSTOWN -- Fifth Avenue will be closed between Grant and
A MATTER OF SECURITY
Opinion: Philadelphia Inquirer: There is constant tension between the concepts of America, land of the free,
WOMEN LEADERS | Medical schools
Oregon Health and Science University School of Medicine, Portland University of Missouri School of
Train hits truck
Train hits truck GIRARD -- A Youngstown truck driver was injured Wednesday evening when his
REGIONAL AIRPORT Carrier's pullout spurs talk of cuts
Private, military and charter planes continue to use the Vienna facility. By STEPHEN SIFF
Wednesday, June 12 (72 stories)
Officials trying to identify woman found dead in ditch
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF HOWLAND -- The Ohio State Highway Patrol is trying
FORBES RANKINGS Best places
TOP 10 1. San Diego, Calif. 2. Santa Rosa, Calif. 3. Las Vegas 4. Ventura, Calif. 5.
Drill shows strengths
Officials had trouble staying in touch with one another via radio. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
LIBERTY Regional director rages at UAW for ousting him
The former union director said the UAW's mandatory retirement policy is 'archaic, flagrantly
IN JEOPARDY Park projects
The parks, projects and dollar values that face funding cuts because of the city budget crunch:
2002 ROSTER Youngstown Express
NamePos.Yr.CollegeHometown Brad WhitmanInf.-OFJr.Elon (N.C.)Canfield Brad
NEWTON FALLS Council fails at chance to set recall election
Potential candidates have been unable to file petitions. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
LEAVITTSBURG Community group plans health study
The hydrogen sulfide levels recorded have not exceeded what's deemed harmful by state officials.
Parents announce Zappia-Persohn engagement
The engagement of Tanya M. Zappia of Pulaski, Pa., and D. Michael Persohn of East Liverpool is
MAHONING TOWNSHIP Officials plan to schedule meeting, public hearing on new waterline
Zoning regulations involving fireworks stores are to be made more specific. BY MARY GRZEBIENIAK
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS Board of education approves renovation, construction plans
The Chaney auditorium will be renovated and an auditorium will be built at the new high school. By
LAWRENCE COUNTY Officials change tax-assessment ratio
The county millage rate will likely drop to about 4 mills. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
WARREN Talented teen bands to try to Tune It Up
Concerts run Wednesday evenings in Courthouse Park beginning June 19. WARREN -- Young musicians
FINDINGS
FINDINGS CSEA audit Key findings and recommendations included in a performance audit of the
Shelly Greenlee, Jerome McConnell to be married
BOARDMAN -- Shelly Greenlee and Jerome McConnell, both of Boardman, will be married July 6. The
BEAUTY Q & amp;A
Q. We are about to renovate our bathroom. What kind of lighting is best for applying makeup? We have
SCHEDULE Youngstown Express
Today -- Southern Ohio, 6 p.m. Thursday -- at Murrysville, 7 p.m. Saturday -- Lima, 1 p.m. (DH)
Jaime Guzman to be bride of John Yohman
NORTH JACKSON -- James and Dorothy Guzman, 10427 New Road, are announcing the engagement of their
MAHONING VALLEY Probe leads to drug charges
The defendant was expected to appear in federal court later today. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Angela Miller, Anthony Venable to wed Aug. 17
YOUNGSTOWN -- Announced by Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Miller Sr., 435 Mistletoe Ave., are plans for the
SALEM Motorist fined after accident
The driver hit the library director while he was walking through an intersection. By NORMAN LEIGH
SHARON, PA. Pickup crashes into church
The truck will be examined for mechanical problems, police said. SHARON, Pa. -- The Rev. John
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Miss D'Amico, Andrew D'Apolito to wed in August
Michele Lee D'Amico of Austintown and Andrew Carl D'Apolito of Youngstown are planning to be married
WARREN Noon in the Park series features musicians from the area
The program started in 1976. WARREN -- The 26th annual Noon in the Park series begins at noon
BASEBALL Looking for family fun? Check out the Express
The team is expanding promotions and publicity to become more popular in the community. By JOHN
MVSD Board settles claims with building company
Gilbane Building Co. agreed to drop a $250,000 claim in return for the board's decision. By
Stephanie DeVore, Patrick Buckley will be married July 20 in Wooster
WOOSTER -- Stephanie DeVore and Patrick Buckley, both of 1006 Oakhill, are planning a July 20
POLAND TOWNSHIP Trustees get bids for roads
The township has been unable to resolve a problem with a pager bill. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
LIBERTY FIRE DEPARTMENT Chief proposes building of a centralized station
Liberty's fire chief says the department is looking to buy a ladder truck next year. By TIM YOVICH
Tirpack-Ward wedding set for Aug. 17
BOARDMAN -- Ken and Marian Tirpack, 817 Trailwood Drive, are announcing plans for the forthcoming
TRUMBULL COUNTY Howland chief tells of raid in December
The police chief said he issued the press release because he was told the search warrant was going
YOUNGSTOWN Man is shot to death on S. Side
This is the city's first homicide since a deadly double arson May 2. By PATRICIA MEADE
Engel-Johns engagement is announced
RIVERSIDE, Calif. -- Amy Engel and Jeremy Johns, both of 8398 Magnolia Ave., are announcing their
MAHONING VALLEY Study rates area as poor for business
Some elected officials haven't focused on working in the best interests of the Valley, a regional
WARREN Teachers, board approve agreement
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- The school board and teachers union have
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT Jack Willison of Canfield and his 1959 Chevy received one of the Editor's Choice
WEATHERSFIELD TOWNSHIP State doles out reimbursement
Five properties are scheduled for demolition. By MARY SMITH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT MINERAL
Demolition to begin at area school
EAST PALESTINE -- Demolition of the 1912 portion of East Palestine Elementary School is to begin
Death reports false
Death reports false GREENVILLE, Pa. -- A Grove City man reported killed in a Saturday morning
YOUNGSTOWN HMHP breaks ground on heart, vascular center
By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR HEALTH WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Humility of Mary Health Partners
LAWRENCE COUNTY Judge mulls request to delay activating reassessment 1 year
A hearing will likely be scheduled before June 25. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU
MAHONING COUNTY State review affirms need to improve CSEA
The county could collect nearly $500,000 a month more in child support with better case management.
GAIL WHITE Birthdays are occasion to celebrate family
Emilia "Millie" Sloan of Austintown celebrated her 70th birthday April 23. Carol Shannon of
Planners OK school's move
COLUMBIANA -- A New Waterford truck-driving school outgrowing its space there will move here in
Young racers are all geared up
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Freddie Seitz has been gearing up for
City works on reducing abuse of city cars
Opinion: Trying to get city employees to scale back the use of city cars for personal travel is only slightly
SVI Consolidation forum to be held Monday at Sharon auditorium
Concentrations of poverty, restricted housing and economic polarization are some of the issues to be
Why is another mental health court necessary?
Opinion: Why is another mental health court necessary? EDITOR: After reading two of Bob Jackson's
MERCER COUNTY Regional police seek part-timers
The department accepted delivery of three new cruisers this week. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
Holly Dragomir, Dan Wytko to marry July 27
MILTON TOWNSHIP -- Paul and Judy Wytko of Milton Township are announcing the engagement of their
SURVEY Sexual abuse
Darlene Torday of Berlin Center, a non-Catholic: Any priest, past or future, caught abusing children
NEW CASTLE, PA. City plans storm sewers for Balph Avenue area
City officials expect to award a contract for work on the Mercer Street sanitary sewer project. By
By ROGER G. SMITH
By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Mariae Brooks started hanging an American
MAHONING VALLEY Study rates area poor for business
Some elected officials haven't focused on working in the best interests of the Valley, a regional
YOUNGSTOWN Suspect freed then returned to jail same day
The man was jailed after he tested positive for marijuana use. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
LOCAL
LOCAL Boardman girls to run at N.C. State RALEIGH, N.C -- Brittany Durkin, Gina Mavrikis, Sarah
YOUNGSTOWN Arsonist is sentenced to 5 years in prison
The MLK Boulevard man isn't eligible for early release. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
YOUNGSTOWN Parks department faces budget crunch
The department has enough money for eight workers to cut tall grass at vacant homes. By ROGER G.
Kimberli Dillinger, Brian Swauger to exchange vows in early July
AUSTINTOWN -- Announcement is being made of plans for the upcoming wedding of Kimberli Dillinger and
Volunteer firefighters sponsor rummage sale
Volunteer firefighters sponsor rummage sale LAKE MILTON -- A rummage sale sponsored by Craig Beach
Keeping the faith
Catholics are disappointed in the conduct of some priests, but the scandal has not shaken their
Guilty in traffic death
Guilty in traffic death WARREN -- A Hermitage, Pa., woman has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor
Gas station robbed
Gas station robbed YOUNGSTOWN -- A man in sunglasses held a white rag over his mouth and told the
Keeping the faith amid a crisis
Catholics are disappointed in the conduct of some priests, but their faith remains unshaken. By
Lionizing a loser promotes the wrong values
Opinion: From the celebrities who appeared to be in boxer Mike Tyson's corner before Saturday's heavyweight
FLAG DAY IN YOUNGSTOWN A banner effort
Youngstown residents plan to show off their colors and American pride Friday. By ROGER G. SMITH
Survey: Abusers deserve no mercy
As the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops readies to meet Thursday to consider a policy on the
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Mark A. DeVicchio, 36, of 759 Greenfield Drive, Boardman, and
CATHOLIC CHURCH Laity watch conference of bishops
Thursday, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, or USCCB, gathers here in the sun-glazed buckle
Tuesday, June 11 (48 stories)
YOUNGSTOWN New buyer but no staffing changes for WYTV
The prospective owner said it plans no changes in salaries or employee benefits. By CYNTHIA
FARRELL SCHOOLS Budget plan includes tax increase
Directors turned down a budget that called for a 2-mill raise but would have wiped out the
LIBERTY U.S. flags vanish, and something nutty is afoot
Mary Eck believed that unpatriotic vandals were stealing her flags. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL COUNTY Man loses bid in fatalities
The Canfield man's lawyer argued the trial judge was unfairly influenced. WARREN -- The 7th
Proficiency test scores reveal extent of reading problems
Opinion: The release last week of the proficiency test results of Ohio's fourth and sixth graders lets
Ga. woman accused of killing disabled sons
Ga. woman accused of killing disabled sons GRIFFIN, Ga. -- Relatives said Carol Carr gave her
Goalie sparks U.S. team
Goalie sparks U.S. team On most of the soccer field, the United States is still playing catchup.
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Hunter T. Morris, 24, of 4939 Ridgewood Court #F, Stow, and
REUNIONS
XThe Baird family reunion will be held at noon July 21 at the home of Bill Baird, 6680 Irene Ave.,
COLLEGE BASEBALL Bushey helps Irish make CWS
The Cardinal Mooney graduate came up with a key defensive play. VINDICATOR STAFF/WIRE REPORTS
Mill closes for two days after worker's death
WARREN -- WCI Steel closed the plant's hot strip mill for more than two days to allow investigators
Italian entertainment and book signing
Italian entertainment and book signing NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Carmen Leone and Robert Calcagni will
Mahoning County resident wins prize in Mega Millions
YOUNGSTOWN -- A Mahoning County resident is the latest winner of a second-tier prize in Mega
INVERSION, SUBVERSION
Opinion: Washington Post: It shouldn't be hard to agree that tax havens are a problem. Every time a U.S.
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Woman charged in plot to kill spouse took her own life, prosecutor says
The woman plotted against her husband to get insurance money and real estate, the prosecutor says.
WARREN Probe continues after cop is shot during call
The officers were responding to a break-in. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER WARREN --
BERLIN RESERVOIR Body of drowning victim, 15, surfaces
The boy's sister tried to save him when his clothes apparently were caught on underwater branches,
LISBON Hoppel is against imposing rise in tax
The county's financial position has worsened, leading to layoffs in some departments. By NORMAN
Loose pit bull
Loose pit bull YOUNGSTOWN -- A loose pit bull on the South Side late Monday night ran toward his
Open house set at revamped Girard school
GIRARD -- An open house at the long-troubled Girard Intermediate School will be from 5 to 7 p.m.
MERCER Man pleads guilty to theft, forgery
2Michael Klingensmith lost $900,000 betting on horse racing over a two-year period. MERCER, Pa. --
GIRARD New rules target unruly spectators
The city will need an additional $500,000 next year to keep it out of the red. By TIM YOVICH
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DIANE MAKAR MURPHY STARS program gives stellar care to diabetics
It's eerie walking down the long, empty hallways of the former Southside hospital. Where you once
AUSTINTOWN Trustees order demolition of 4 buildings in township
Trustees declared 14 properties high-grass nuisances. AUSTINTOWN -- Trustees have ordered the
MAHONING COUNTY Recycling division director continues to eye 'supersite'
Officials are seeking a spot for the multipurpose drop-off site. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
LIBERTY 2002 concert series
Liberty Township's summer concert series at Church Hill Park on state Route 193 begins Wednesday.
FARRELL SCHOOLS Administrators consider requiring uniforms
One principal said the Philadelphia school system requires uniforms at the elementary level.
Associated Press
Associated Press BOOMING JOBS: Pharmacy school graduates, from left, Tom Spencer, Bob Grewal, Pete
BOARDMAN Cop is honored for foiling robbery
A company presented the officer with an award during the trustees meeting. By JoANNE VIVIANO
Horse trainer to speak
Horse trainer to speak HARTVILLE -- Monty Roberts, internationally renowned horse trainer and
GIRARD Rules target unruly spectators of youth sports
The city will need an additional $500,000 next year to keep it out of the red. By TIM YOVICH
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT YOUNGSTOWN -- Because of a typographical error on an indictment by the assistant
CANFIELD Residents request widening, repaving of Gibson
An attorney says the trustees are liable for injuries and damage caused by the road. By IAN HILL
CANFIELD Go-cart plans head for court
A trustee called the proposed site of the fun center 'an eyesore.' By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF
U.S. bishops should adopt strict sexual-abuse policy
Opinion: The importance of this week's U.S. Conference of Bishops meeting in Dallas is illustrated by the
SHARON Theater awaits new owners
Benefit concerts are in the works to raise initial funds for opening the building. By HAROLD GWIN
SHARON Foundation gets funds for theater
Benefit concerts are being arranged to provide the initial money to get the building open. By
South Range schools
South Range schools GREENFORD -- The South Range Board of Education has accepted the low bid of
MAHONING COUNTY Disaster exercise hones skills
The activities were part of a drill to gauge response to a simulated explosion. By BOB JACKSON
Saudi proposal aimed at destruction of Israel
Opinion: Saudi proposal aimed at destruction of Israel EDITOR: There has been a lot of pro-Palestinian
COLLEGE FOOTBALL Walter Reyes springs to top of Syracuse depth chart
The sophomore from Struthers is the fastest and biggest tailback for the Orangemen. BY JOHN KOVACH
Man dies in crash
Man dies in crash CHAMPION -- The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating a two-car crash that
Arrest in 'dirty' bomb shows threat is very real
Attacks with radiation bombs can be carried out with relative ease. COMBINED DISPATCHES It
Monday, June 10 (44 stories)
Miss Stedman to be bride of Jason Vickers
WADSWORTH -- Mr. and Mrs. James C. Stedman, 141 Reimer Road, announce the engagement of their
U.S. HOUSE Proposal raises pay for women
The plan would strengthen the Equal Pay Act, enacted 39 years ago today. By DAVID SKOLNICK
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Franklin and Beth Lynn Baker, 9326 McAllister Road, Lisbon, girl, June 8. Neal and
Parents announce Holmes-Ylonen engagement
MINERAL RIDGE -- The engagement of Kelly Holmes, 1842 Farmdale Ave., and A.J. Ylonen of Poland is
CLASS B LEAGUE Casey Jirsa's bat, Koloniar's pitches power Express
Erin Satterlee drove in the clincher for Line Drive, while Dean Palumbaro led Rondinelli's win.
SCHEDULE NBA Finals
June 5 L.A. Lakers 99, New Jersey 94. June 7 L.A. Lakers 106, New Jersey 83. Sunday L.A.
MAHONING VALLEY Census results: good and bad
One researcher said the number of Valley families living in poverty has decreased in the last
SALEM FIREFIGHTERS Thermal camera becomes hot item
The chief said the thermal camera is the greatest advancement in firefighting technology since the
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball
BABE RUTH (14-15) Sluggers 12, Commercial Neon 2 -- Lou Kopachy had three hits while Aaron Pollack
SATURDAY'S GAMES
SATURDAY'S GAMES National League Pittsburgh 9, Milwaukee 8, 11 innings Interleague Arizona
COLUMBIANA CORNER Firefighters rescue dog from the roof
During the severe thunderstorms that swept through the area last week, a Salem family's Rottweiler
Network for veterans buys vans with grant
Network for veterans buys vans with grant HARRISBURG -- With the help of a $250,000 grant, the
WARREN Leavittsburg dog groomer proves she's a shear genius
Dog grooming is a very competitive sport. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN --
Wrong picture
Wrong picture YOUNGSTOWN -- Due to a typographical error by the assistant U.S. attorney
SANDLOTS CLASS B
SANDLOTS CLASS B STANDINGS Through Sunday's games Youngstown Propane91 Becdir73 Line Drive
AMERICAN CULTURE Timeless teddy turns 100
Patriotic bears have proved popular at one place in the Southern Park Mall. By KATIE-NELL SCANLON
$2,310 found at laundry
$2,310 found at laundry NILES -- Customers at the Mr. Suds coin-operated laundry found $2,310 in
Unfortunately, too many ways to abuse children
Opinion: Unfortunately, too many ways to abuse children EDITOR: I found a June 3 letter to the editor
BOXING Trainer Hobart picked to state hall of fame
The former boxer and long-time trainer made the Ohio State Former Boxers and Associates Inc. Hall of
WORLD CUP ROUNDUP First round games
Portugal 4, Poland 0 JEONJU, South Korea -- Pauleta scored the second hat trick of the tournament.
WORTH A LOOK
CAR WASHES XA free car wash will be held at First Covenant Church, corner of Glenwood Avenue and
SCHEDULE Stanley Cup Finals
June 4 Carolina 3, Detroit 2, OT. June 6 Detroit 3, Carolina 1. June 8 Detroit 3, Carolina
Answering call, cop is shot in leg
WARREN -- A city police officer is in stable condition at Forum Health Trumbull Memorial Hospital
LOCAL
LOCAL Correction DAYTON -- Liberty High junior Jessica White finished third in the 100- and 200-
Tekac-Triveri engagement is made known
Announcement is being made of the forthcoming wedding of Kimberly Tekac, 1832 Wampum Drive,
SANDLOT Repec swings big bat in B loop
He had four hits, including two home runs, as Line Drive rolled past Lazart. STRUTHERS -- Matt
The proper name of 'rebels' who kidnap is 'criminals'
Opinion: The rescue of three hostages held by Abu Sayyaf terrorists in the Philippines went badly, with two
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BROOKFIELD Trustees consider vote on electric
Trumbull County commissioners have placed working with a power broker on hold for now. By TIM
GAME TIME Today
Who: Phillies (Adams 2-4) at Indians (Sabathia 5-4). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio/TV: WKBN-AM (570),
Warm and Fuzzy
Warm and Fuzzy Fuzzy Zoeller's first victory since joining the Senior PGA Tour came Sunday at
Plans for new CSB building shows commitment to city
Opinion: Mahoning County commissioners and officials of the county's Children Services Board are to be
ONE ON ONE | Fritz Schneider Former boat captain finds calling in African art
What do you like about African art? African art is so interesting, and there is so much to learn.
YOUNGSTOWN Location of grave troubles siblings
Family members say the situation will bother them until they know for sure it's their brother in
Gunman robs Austintown gas station
AUSTINTOWN -- A gunman took an undisclosed amount of money from McQuaid Gas & amp; Oil, 702 N.
AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Weathersfield Township trustees, 6 p.m. zoning hearing, 7 p.m. regular meeting,
Animal rabies clinic
Animal rabies clinic An animal rabies clinic will be from 1 to 3 p.m. Wednesday at Church Hill
Sewer system to fix septic-tank problem
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER ELLSWORTH -- A new sanitary sewer system will
A value-based plan for fans
The construction happening at Youngstown State University this off-season goes beyond the main
With Fritz Schneider
With Fritz Schneider Age: 48. Hometown: Born in Bedford, Ohio, and attended middle and high
ON CAMPUS College news and notes
Thiel Ray Betts and Mike McMahon, both recent graduates of Austintown Fitch High, will play
YOUNGSTOWN Siblings voice grave concerns
Family members say the situation will bother them until they know for sure it's their brother in
BOARDMAN Too loud? Depends on your point of view
Though some young people disagree with the ordinance, most others say it's a good idea. By JoANNE
Honda dealership spruces up, expands
The Honda Store is adding to its showroom. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR
Sunday, June 9 (123 stories)
CATHY CUNNINGHAM JASON HAWK
CATHY CUNNINGHAM JASON HAWK BOARDMAN -- Nuptial vows were exchanged by Cathy Sue Cunningham and
Brands trust in their name
A persistent sales force and an emphasis on customer service have helped the company land lucrative
Police hope to nab golfers for scramble
HOWLAND -- Youngstown Police Department is sponsoring its 11th annual benefit golf outing June 28 at
City residents must be part of the solution
Opinion: City residents must be part of the solution EDITOR: I am writing this letter in response to a
SIDELIGHTS For all seniors
SCOPE Howland Senior Center, 9273 High St. N.E., Warren, is offering beginner tap-dance classes from
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
James Dean commemorative plate, large photo in center, four small photos on rim, eulogy to him on
STATE
STATE Magazine announces 7th annual contest CLEVELAND -- Ohio Writer magazine, the state's only
Rapone jubilee is celebrated at reception
STRUTHERS -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rapone, 552 Lincoln Ave., were guests of honor during a reception
FEDERATED CLUBS
FRIDAY Coterie members will meet at 12:30 p.m. at the Youngstown Country Club. Becky Wehr will
Columbus to celebrate via the arts
The original Emancipation Proclamation will be on display during the festivities. COLUMBUS -- To
Murray corrals 100, 200
Freshman Cachet Murray of Girard High won two state titles to duplicate her mother's feat of
Republican senator draws ire of candidate
Republican senator draws ire of candidate DALLAS -- Republican Sen. Phil Gramm on Saturday
DIVISION I GIRLS Cuevas fourth in 800, Boardman seventh
Sophomore Amber Bland took seventh place in the 100-meter dash. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS
ANNE COONCE BRIAN MINICK
ANNE COONCE BRIAN MINICK COOKEVILLE, Tenn. -- Anne Lynn Coonce and Brian Dwight Minick were
GARDEN FORUM Trips planned
Call Eleanor Young, (330) 758-8273 or Dorothy Haddox, (330) 799-1613, for reservations or
AVALON SOUTH | Warren city
AVALON SOUTH | Warren city Following is the amount of gross sales the city-owned golf course has
FAST FACTS Ruffed grouse
Range: Ruffed grouse are the most widely distributed resident game bird in North America, living in
Family dinner planned to mark Browns' jubilee
YOUNGSTOWN -- A family dinner party will be held June 15 at Alberini's in Niles to honor Mr. and
Fatal accident at WCI
Fatal accident at WCI WARREN -- A 62-year-old mechanical technician died in an accident at WCI
LAURA STOOPS ZACHARY JACOBS
LAURA STOOPS ZACHARY JACOBS YOUNGSTOWN -- Monsignor Michael Cariglio officiated at 3 p.m. May 11
Ursuline's Chatman rules
The Irish senior won the 300 hurdle event in Saturday's state meet in Dayton. By JOE SCALZO
Johnny Appleseed marks anniversary
CANFIELD -- The Johnny Appleseed Garden Club observed its 40th anniversary May 30 at Tippecanoe
WITH THE VETS Meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of June 9: TODAY Post 235, American Legion, 11 High St., Girard, 2
Valley athletes bring home state track titles
Several Mahoning Valley athletes captured first-place titles at the state track tournament that
GARDEN CLUBS
TUESDAY XMembers of Moccasin will have their annual plant auction at the home of Sue Herman.
MERCER COUNTY Taxpayers vent their frustrations over taxes
They say there is little they can do except complain about the rising taxes. By HAROLD GWIN
GREENVILLE, PA. Canoe and kayak trip explores treasures of Shenango River
The trip featured a part of the river many people never see. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
Snyder-Wendell engagement is announced
COLUMBIANA -- Tom and Kathy Snyder of Kelly Park Road announce the engagement of their daughter,
LORI RODGERS THOMAS BARBERIC
LORI RODGERS THOMAS BARBERIC AVON -- Avon United Methodist Church was the setting at 4:30 p.m. May
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TRACY GREENAMYER BRYAN WIERY
TRACY GREENAMYER BRYAN WIERY CANTON -- Christ Presbyterian Church was the setting at 4:30 p.m. May
MVSD performance audit is a blueprint for change
Opinion: There are two ways of addressing the state performance audit of the Mahoning Valley Sanitary
DIVISION I Cuevas fourth in 800, Boardman places seventh
By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF DAYTON -- Monica Cuevas didn't run the 800-meter race of
Guide for women offers some handy travel tips
Guide for women offers some handy travel tips Though at first glance "Curves on the Highway: A
SCOTT SHALAWAY Live food attracts more birds
Activity at bird feeders usually drops off a bit in June. I still have many finches, which eat seeds
Origin: Hartstown Swamp in Crawford County, Pa. End: Joins The Mahoning River at New Castle to form
Origin: Hartstown Swamp in Crawford County, Pa. End: Joins The Mahoning River at New Castle to form
CRIME SOLVERS Mercer County
The burning of a storage building and concession stand is the focus of Mercer County Crime Solvers
World War II pilot recalls dangerous combat mission
This airman is credited with destroying 12 German enemy aircraft. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Shannon Kohl is All-American
NORTH CANTON -- One of the main reasons that Shannon Kohl of Austintown has become the Walsh
STATE TRACK Harding's 4x400 relay team eighth
The Raiders' Treymayne Warfield placed sixth in the 400 in the Division I track finals Saturday.
S. Range senior passes commencement
By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF DAYTON -- Julie Nemergut knew she would have to make
YOUNGSTOWN Reader opinions are many, but visions are few
Contributors are split on their enthusiasm for a downtown civic center. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
EAST LIVERPOOL Pottery festival to kick off with queen's crowning
The beard-and-mustache contest will be back this year. EAST LIVERPOOL -- Climb into a humvee, toss
JUNETEENTH Itinerary of events
The celebration will be June 19-22 at Holy Trinity Missionary Baptist Church, 505 Parkcliff Ave.,
DIVISION II Local girls earn All-Ohio honors
A Hubbard senior finally placed in the top six on her third trip to the state meet. By JOE SCALZO
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go Hours: The castle opened Memorial Day and is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5
JUNETEENTH Baptist church calls for holiday
The celebration is recognized around the country. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Fish & amp; Game Club of Vienna5642738 Lowellville Rod & amp; Gun Club5632780 New
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CLEANUPS Neighborhood projects
Times, dates and places of upcoming neighborhood cleanup projects in the area: SATURDAY
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Columbiana High School -- coach Bruce Wolfe will be conducting a clinic June 18, 19, 20
Ryan gets snookered by GOP opponent
Opinion: State Sen. Timothy Ryan, the Democratic nominee for 17th District congressman, voted against a $3
A growing tradition
By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU VILLA MARIA, Pa. -- On a recent sunny day,
NEW CASTLE Wheelchair racers give momentum to disabled
Proceeds will benefit a factory in Ecuador that sells wheelchairs at cost to the disabled. By
JODI SCHIRALDI ADAM FRISICARO
JODI SCHIRALDI ADAM FRISICARO LOWELLVILLE -- Jodi Lyn Schiraldi and Adam Brian Frisicaro, both of
Securing the homeland requires a new initiative
Opinion: Recent revelations have made it clear that changes had to be made to centralize authority for
Momentum International, a nonprofit organization whose mission it is to work with people with
Momentum International, a nonprofit organization whose mission it is to work with people with
EVERGREEN Programs
Several EverGreen programs on the grounds of Villa Maria Community Center that incorporate nature
YOUTH PROGRAM Buhl Farm
Registration for the Buhl Farm Summer Youth Program is set for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday at the
St. Michael Garden Guild holds show
CANFIELD -- St. Michael Garden Guild held its annual dinner and flower show May 21 at the parish
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES MONDAY St. Rose Catholic Church, 48 E. Main St., Girard, noon to 6 p.m. Ames
CAREER PATHS
BANKING WARREN -- Second National Bank has appointed Kathy L. Blake, Dawn R. Hood and Renee J. D'
WHAT'S DOING?
EVENTS Lakes Tournament Trail: Berlin June 23, Mosquito July 14, Berlin again on Aug. 11 and
AREA DIAMONDS | Youth baseball
BABE RUTH (AGES 14-15) Commercial Neon 13, Storm 3 -- Jeff Eck scattered three hits over five
CANFIELD Decibels in fun are just blast to others
Residents have collected 50 signatures on a petition opposing a family fun center on state Route 46.
OFFICERS Installation is held by Symphony Guild
Mary Walton, a 14-year member of the organization, was seated as the new president. VIENNA --
Dellicks feted at reception on anniversary
CAMPBELL -- A reception was held after the 5 p.m. Mass on June 8 at St. Lucy Church to honor of Mr.
MASONIC GROUPS
MONDAY XL.B. Circle, Past Matrons of Miriam Chapter 278, OES, will meet at noon at Bobby D's on
Family dinner held to honor Picks on 50th
NORTH JACKSON -- Hartville Kitchen in Hartville was the setting May 18 for a family dinner party
COURTS
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Divorces asked Judy Woods, 894 Franklin, Salem, vs. John Woods, 1061 E. Tenth
HISTORY LESSON
HISTORY LESSON Museum exhibits Some other memorable aspects of funeral history gleaned from
Details of what two readers think a downtown civic center should be:
Details of what two readers think a downtown civic center should be: BILL SCHROEDER The site
Partnership aims to preserve local history
Partnership aims to preserve local history YOUNGSTOWN -- After collecting data from more than 355
FRIDAY'S GAMES
FRIDAY'S GAMES National League Pittsburgh 6, Milwaukee 1 Interleague Toronto 8, Colorado 0
Harding's 4x400 relay team takes 8th
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF DAYTON -- Tjawonkher Davis was thrown into an
CANDACE COSTELLO RALPH RIVERA
CANDACE COSTELLO RALPH RIVERA YOUNGSTOWN -- Candace Nicole Costello and Ralph Michael Rivera were
NUTRITION PROGRAMS In the area
MAHONING COUNTY Forum Health At Home offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 11 locations in
TRI-STATE POTTERY FESTIVAL Daily events
THURSDAY Carnival rides: 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Army Reserve Exhibit (5th St.): 10 a.m.-8 p.m.
AVALON SOUTH GOLF COURSE Joy: I've sunk a lot of green into links
The golf course operator said he installed a $300,000 watering system and built a $200,000 clubhouse
MAHONING VALLEY Eight area Girl Scouts receive Gold Award
The service projects included creating an educational planetarium bubble and making quilts for a
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Flies With Eagles (Felix)4.202.602.40 Rollin Me Out
Daley-Missos wedding is set for July 28
STRUTHERS -- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Daley Jr. of Struthers are announcing the engagement of their
TRAP
TRAP Knox Twp. results Results of registered trapshoots at the Know Township Sportsman Club are
'A THOUSAND DAYS IN VENICE' | A review Romance, travel & amp; recipes
By THERESA M. HEGEL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER "A Thousand Days in Venice: An Unexpected Romance"
No salary cap makes tickets very expensive
No salary cap makes tickets very expensive Fanfare: Recently, Bud Selig said that soon six-to-
INFORMATION If you go
Summer hours and fees (where applicable): Hopewell Culture National Historic Park (Mound City):
HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY Rev. Elizabeth Powell
Birth: June 4, 1902, in Buena Vista, Ga. Residence: 414 W. Marion Ave. Married: Marion Powell,
DOWNTOWN YOUNGSTOWN Readers share vision of civic-center project
Contributors are split on their enthusiasm for a downtown civic center. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
JACK WOLLITZ Next day, different tactics
Anglers who force feed bass the same tactics over and over would do well to consider the experience
DOG WALK Second Chance schedules benefit
CANFIELD -- Second Chance Animal Rescue will sponsor its second annual Four-Paws-A-Thon dog walk
GREENVILLE, PA. Manager seeks emergency funds
Information concerning the town's financial crisis has been turned over to the district attorney.
CARRIE PAWLIK JAMES AMBROSE
CARRIE PAWLIK JAMES AMBROSE AUSTINTOWN -- The Rev. Stephen Popovich officiated at 2 p.m. May 11 at
MEADVILLE, PA. Pilots of hot air balloons to compete
MEADVILLE, Pa. -- Balloonists from Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York and Maryland will take to the skies
Dena Vance, Darrell Clonch set wedding date
NEWTON FALLS -- Dena R. Vance and Darrell R. Clonch, both of 3966 S. Canal Ext., are making plans
A TASTE OF ITALY Delectable dishes Here's a list of the recipes de Blasi includes in her book:
UA gratin of leeks UFresh pasta with roasted walnut sauce USleeping plums UPotato bread UFried
LORDSTOWN Principal leaves a legacy of caring
National Honor Society students want to name the auditorium in the principal's honor. By DENISE
YSU Computer training levels off
To get hands-on experience, YSU students are doing computer networking projects for local agencies.
COMPANY PROFILE
COMPANY PROFILE Salem Label Co. Founded: 1862 by Alfred Wright, an immigrant from England who
KEYSTONE CLIPS Grant will help 4-H initiative
The Lawrence County Penn State Cooperative Extension and the Union Area Future Farmers of America
It's all about the pie
By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF KINSMAN -- Even out-of-control cars can't stop the
'Tea at Five' scheduled
'Tea at Five' scheduled CLEVELAND -- "Tea at Five," Kate Mulgrew's one-woman show about legendary
Maplewood's Pykare takes 1,600 crown
The Rockets senior won the state title in 4:21.14 to climax a comeback from an early-season injury.
KATHRYN EARNHART | The Butler Summer exhibits focus on sculpture
A visit to the Butler Institute of American Art this month will reveal unusual and dynamic works of
SENIORS CITIZENS
1418 XThe executive board of 1418 Seniors will meet at 1 p.m. Monday at the 1331 Hall in
AT THE BUTLERS Free programs
YOUNGSTOWN June 11, 12:30 p.m.: Gallery talk by artist Janine Stern, whose exhibition "The Factory
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Joseph Roper and Terra Day, 2247 Volney Road, Youngstown, twins, one boy
STATE TRACK & amp; FIELD How area athletes fared
SATURDAY'S RESULTS DIVISION I BOYS Warren Harding: Treymayne Warfield (400, 6th, 49.25), 4x100
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Air cleaners offer a good allergy defense
Q. Although we use a room air cleaner, my family still has allergies (sneezing, headaches, red eyes,
SOUTHWEST OHIO Locations offer a look at Indian mounds
One weekend excursion allows you to see the must-visit sites. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
SCHEDULE NBA Finals
Wednesday L.A. Lakers 99, New Jersey 94, L.A. Lakers lead series 1-0. Today L.A. Lakers 106,
Smokers Anonymous
Smokers Anonymous WARREN -- A meeting of Smokers Anonymous, sponsored by the American Cancer
YOUNGSTOWN Poet defies odds to get published
Laura Zarconi already is looking ahead to her next writing projects. YOUNGSTOWN -- Most 21-year-
Infocision evacuation
Infocision evacuation AUSTINTOWN -- The Infocision call center at 5740 Interstate Blvd. was
NEW CARDS
NEW CARDS For you, Mom One of the Fingerprint of Love cards reads: You had the hammer in one
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK Antoine L. Tate
The FBI and the Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force are asking the public to help find the
Costello's latest album shows he's matured but still angry
By JOHN PATRICK GATTA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT It's a tough second act when moving on from
Giants beat Yanks
Giants beat Yanks Barry Bonds won't forget his first Yankee Stadium home run or the way his San
Active for grouse
There are many organizations around that promote one type of wildlife or another, and all have
DIVISION III JFK junior Nolan wins 400 title
The Eagle says his confidence began to soar at the regional meet last week. By BRIAN RICHESSON
YOUNGSTOWN Her sentiments, exactly: Happy Father's Day, Mom
A Youngstown woman has placed her new greeting card line in eight local stores. By DON SHILLING
Power Pull contest
Power Pull contest NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Lawrence County Fairgrounds will be the host of the
Saturday, June 8 (55 stories)
Mercer County gets 10 recreational grants
MERCER, Pa. -- The state has approved 10 recreational grants totaling nearly $350,000 to aid park,
DIVISION II Chatman hurdles his way to 2 finals
The Ursuline senior qualified for today's finals in the 110 and 300 hurdles at the Division II state
DIVISION I Harding enjoys good day
Treymayne Warfield plus the 4x100 and 4x400 relays qualified for today's Division I finals. By
Insurance change means end of hospital boards
A three-member board was appointed to take over responsibilities. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
New rescue truck stands tall, offers all
The new truck was put into service right away after recent thunderstorms. By JoANNE VIVIANO
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Listings
Wickliffe Christian Church, 3939 Potomac Ave., Austintown. Theme: God's Great Gallery: Exploring
Ricciardi is state champ
By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF DAYTON -- There is a wound on Anna Marie Ricciardi's left
Lori Schmalzried, Mark Mikulka set date for Aug. 3
GIRARD -- Jim and Pam Schmalzried, 720 Churchill Road, are announcing the engagement of their
Kristi Powell, Mr. McGivern to be married
YOUNGSTOWN -- Announcement is being made by Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Powell, 3899 Timber Lane, of the
Suspect in drug dealing released after posting bail
STRUTHERS -- The younger half of what police call a father-and-son suburban drug dealing team was
MVSD Official: Water quality is fine
The agency's chief engineer says the water is safe to drink. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Second-half tax bills mailed earlier this year
Second-half tax bills mailed earlier this year YOUNGSTOWN -- The Mahoning County Treasurer's
HERMITAGE Man charged in burglaries
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- When the owner of Kilgore's Sales & amp; Service noticed that money was
Man goes from hero to felon in seven months
The MLK Boulevard man is likely to get four years in prison when he's sentenced. By BOB JACKSON
Retirees will go to Canada to buy prescription medicines
SHARON, Pa. -- A busload of retirees from Mercer and other nearby counties will journey to Hamilton,
YOUNGSTOWN Man changes mind, pleads guilty
A trial in February ended with jurors deadlocked at 11-1 in favor of conviction. By BOB JACKSON
More bad news on Ohio education
Opinion: A report from the U.S. Bureau of the Census released Monday should be required reading for those
Maplewood rallies
By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF DAYTON -- The Maplewood High 4x800 boys relay doesn't
DIVISION I TRACK Bland learns 'lesson' failing to retain her title
The Boardman sophomore is determined to learn a lesson from not repeating as state high jump champ.
Repec's hits power Line Drive to victory
STRUTHERS -- Matt Repec had two hits, one a double, as Line Drive Academy defeated Roth Brothers 7-2
Ponigar-Toto wedding plans are completed
Plans for the forthcoming marriage of Carri Lyn Ponigar and James Henry Toto, both of Worthington,
Giles leads Bucs
Giles leads Bucs Brian Giles hit a three-run double in the fifth inning to lead the Pittsburgh
MERCER COUNTY Authority will help company, agency
American Cap plans to expand its Wheatland operation, and Community Counseling Center wants to
NEW CASTLE Fighting county on tax delay
Officials say the reassessment was fair and the appeals process will take care of any problems. By
MARRIAGE Institution likely to remain a fixture
Some couples are taking their time before making a commitment. ST. LOUIS -- Love and marriage --
Ellen Knight, Matthew Rarick are engaged
AUSTINTOWN -- The engagement of Ellen Knight and Matthew Rarick, both of 4514 Woodridge Drive, is
Balko-Komlanc wedding to be held in August
Plans have been completed for the upcoming marriage of Kelli Marie Balko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Here are the road projects the Ohio and Pennsylvania Departments of Transportation are planning to
Here are the road projects the Ohio and Pennsylvania Departments of Transportation are planning to
Stalker used mail, Internet to terrorize
Erik Bowker could get up to 10 years in prison when he is sentenced later this year. By BOB
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XAlliance Area Retired Teachers Association will meet for lunch at noon June 21 at
Associated Press
Associated Press LEARNING GOOD MANNERS: Ann Marie Sabath discusses proper and improper ways to
Judge to decide whether test for police will be given again
The promotional exam consists of 125 multiple choice questions, city officials said. By PEGGY
LAWRENCE COUNTY Area businessman to face trial in scam involving scrap tires
Another victim paid more than $94,000 for scrap tires. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A Tennessee man thought
Davis loses union endorsement
The UAW leadership felt Warren Davis broke his word about running for regional director, a union
Man waives preliminary hearing
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The last person accused in a suspected cocaine ring has waived his right to a
COLUMBIANA CO. Workers get raises in contract
The director said the contract covers 96 employees in a wide range of pay levels and jobs. By
McDonald police chief found dead
McDONALD -- Police Chief Alan R. DeLuga was found dead Friday in his home. The Trumbull County
Theater sale appears likely
The Columbia Theatre Inc. board of directors wants the money upfront in cash. By HAROLD GWIN
PROFICIENCY TESTS
PROFICIENCY TESTS Latest results Percentage of fourth- and sixth-graders who passed all sections
Maplewood's Clemson shatters record in discus
The Maplewood senior fired the discus 157-1 to eclipse the previous Division III state record of
MERCER COUNTY Authority sues Winner over fees
A suggestion to submit the dispute to binding arbitration wasn't acceptable, the authority's
Palestine talk
Palestine talk McDONALD -- The Rev. Andrew Bush will speak of the challenge of deeper engagement
Cutting supply line addresses only one part of the problem
Opinion: The seizure of cocaine estimated to have a "conservative" street value of $2.4 million and the
Boy pleads innocent to raping 4 children
Boy pleads innocent to raping 4 children YOUNGSTOWN -- A 13-year-old Campbell boy has pleaded
CLEVELAND Man to pay for faking tax papers
Restitution to banks will likely be $68,000, prosecutor says. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
Legal secretaries award scholarships
The Trumbull County Legal Secretaries Association is announcing winners of the 2002-03 Margaret G.
In Valley, 91% pass Ohio reading test
Canfield posted the highest scores on the fourth- and sixth-grade proficiency tests. By RON COLE
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Miles B. Hogan, 38, of 2104 Russell, Youngstown, and Mary J.
Pan Am families: Libya must meet demands
Pan Am families: Libya must meet demands WASHINGTON -- Families of Pan Am 103 victims said Friday
Man pleads innocent in 21-year-old murder case
The suspect was ordered held without bond pending a trial this summer. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
DIV. II TRACK Murray sets 200 mark at state
Girard's freshman advanced in three events to today's finals. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
HOW AREA STATE QUALIFIERS FARED
DIVISION I FTQ: Failed to qualify; ATF: Advanced to finals BOYS Fitch: Davanzo Tate (200,
Christian concert
Christian concert BOARDMAN -- Boardman Christian Church will be host for a free Christian concert
Friday, June 7 (56 stories)
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XGold Torch Chapter of the American Business Women's Association will meet for dinner
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VFW 3307, auxiliary install officers
YOUNGSTOWN -- A joint installation of officers was held by VFW Post 3307 and its auxiliary May 26 at
WASHINGTON Traficant still has voice on the Hill
More submissions by the convicted congressman into the official Congressional Record are
GAIL WHITE Luckily, the West was too wild for this family
"We're heading out West," my husband announced after dinner one evening. Immediately, my body
STAGE REVIEW 'Long Day's Journey' brings on the night
The Victorian Players take the audience through a family's harrowing summer day in 1912. By GARRY
VFW post holds installation ceremony
AUSTINTOWN -- The installation of officers for the 2002-2003 season was on the agenda when members
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
A Mahoning County grand jury indicted these people Thursday: Wayne Martin, 20, East Lucius Avenue,
VFW council auxiliary members hold installation of officers at Sebring post
SEBRING -- Mahoning County Council Auxiliary to the VFW held the election and installation of
YOUNGSTOWN Raids sever N.Y. cocaine link
The cocaine seized has a 'conservative' street value of $2.4 million, DEA agent says. By PATRICIA
Student press lacks freedom
Wanted: Responsible high school student who possesses strong leadership qualities. Willing to work
Indictments shut down S. Side crack marketplace
Customers came from Boardman, Canfield and Poland, police said. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
MAHONING COUNTY Grant applications
Eleven Mahoning County communities submitted applications for federal Community Development Block
MAHONING COUNTY 2 plead guilty to robbery at restaurant
Sentencing for the two men is set for July 31. By DAVID SKOLNICk VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
A classic in the making?
A classic in the making? There's something scary about Lennox Lewis' heavyweight title bout with
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Hitting lessons -- Steve Krivonak's hitting program will begin June 10th. Small groups
Breaking barriers at work
Thursday's speakers argued that labor-management partnerships could save some dying companies. By
Ex-cop convicted of trespassing and menacing
BROOKFIELD -- A former township police officer has been convicted of misdemeanor charges of menacing
SHENANGO VALLEY Consolidation idea is not done deal, leader says
Residents of the five municipalities are invited to attend the committee meetings to express their
Animal cruelty charge dismissed against man
Animal cruelty charge dismissed against man YOUNGSTOWN -- Charges of animal cruelty and improper
No rape charges will be filed in case
CANFIELD -- No charges will be filed in the alleged rape of a male 19-year-old special needs student
AUSTINTOWN Cops say a party preceded slaying
A detective is attempting to talk to the partygoers today. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
YOUNGSTOWN YWCA Offficers and awards
The YWCA of Youngstown installed officers and board members and issued honors during its annual
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Janet Griffin, 4626 Fitzgerald, Youngstown, boy, June 6. Shawn and Sheila Algaier,
COLUMBIANA CO. Treasurer appreciates postage funds
The treasurer's office will have postage for second-half real estate tax bills. By NANCY TULLIS
DIVISION I SOFTBALL Spartans done in by missed chances
A controversial call in the 11th inning took a run off the board in Boardman's 1-0 loss to
Competent for trial
Competent for trial WARREN -- A Youngstown man has been found competent to stand trial in the
Welcome Wagon officers are inducted
ELLSWORTH -- The Welcome Wagon of Canfield held an installation ceremony and a brunch May 18 at
Spartans done in by missed chances
By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF ASHLAND -- It wasn't supposed to end this way. That's
Junior Seton installs new leaders
ELLSWORTH -- Members of Junior Seton ended the season with a luncheon and installation of officers
WARREN RAID FBI: Money believed to be from gambling
Many neighbors said they hadn't seen any suspicious activity at the home. By DENISE DICK and
One bad apple doesn't justify mass drug tests
Opinion: EDITOR: As executive director of the Ohio Association of Public School Employees, I wanted to take
BOARDMAN Police await test results, more facts in man's death
John K. Ruble Sr. was killed as he attempted to stop a man who stole his wife's purse. BOARDMAN --
CITY VEHICLES Regulations
Details on the regulations now governing the use of city vehicles: The mayor has full discretion
COLUMBIANA CO. Treasurer appreciates money for postage
The treasurer's office will have postage for second-half real estate tax bills. By NANCY TULLIS
BOARDMAN Cop placed on leave during probe
No charges have been filed against the police officer in the abduction of a woman Sunday morning.
HOWLAND Rehab center raises funds for expansion
Construction for the expansion could begin in 2003. HOWLAND -- Children's Rehabilitation Center
George isn't at all curious about a rock star's opinion of mining -- good for him
Opinion: Over the years, members of the Senate of the United States have learned that the easiest way to pack
Pink concert canceled
xxxxx PITTSBURGH -- The Pink concert, scheduled for 7:30 p.m. today at the Amphitheatre at Station
OFFICERS Canfield Jr. Women's League holds installation ceremony
Committee heads and project chairmen were listed and past presidents acknowledged. CANFIELD -- An
LOCAL
LOCAL Scrappers seek P.A. announcer NILES -- The Mahoning Valley Scrappers will hold tryouts for
ASWA chapter seats officers during meeting in Howland
HOWLAND -- Youngstown Chapter of the American Society of Women Accountants will install officers for
YOUNGSTOWN Man gets his 6th music citation
Police were leaving a call on the North Side when they heard the loud music. By PATRICIA MEADE
Marissa couldn't help Spartans
ASHLAND -- Through 12 innings of twists and turns, Marissa Bartholomew could only sit and watch.
LAWRENCE CO. PROPERTY Officials to set tax ratio at 100%
The county wants to delay reassessment for a year. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU
JERRY MCGEE | PROFILE Plugging away, but struggling on tour
The East Palestine native isn't having fun these days. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
GAME TIME Today
Who: Mets (Leiter 5-5) at Indians (Baez 5-4). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio/TV: WKBN-AM (570), Fox
NORTH STAR STEEL Buyer confirms plan to keep tube mill running
Plant officials expect to release details on the employees' new wage and benefit package by month's
WARREN Owner wants to raze old house
One city resident believes the house should be preserved as a piece of downtown history. By DENISE
Youngstown makes a bid for high-tech companies
Opinion: While we remain convinced that the city of Youngstown would have benefited to a greater extent had
TRUMBULL FAIR Rising country band to play
The July event will open with two days of harness racing. By AMY HOUSLEY and STEPHEN SIFF
Parenting program
Parenting program LIBERTY -- Humility of Mary Health Partners is offering "It's a Family Affair:
SECURITY VS. LIBERTY
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: Figuring out the rights of detained illegal immigrants in the wake of Sept. 11 has
Patrolman talks woman out of bridge jump
Patrolman talks woman out of bridge jump SALEM -- Police closed the West State Street railroad
BECKY SHER | Hype New ideas in fries and fragrance
Fab fragrance Once you've finished painting your nails with After Hours, and lining your eyes with
PEACE COUNCIL Local group opposes war
The group pledged to resist 'endless war' and erosion of civil liberties. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
Thursday, June 6 (66 stories)
TRAFICANT CASE Web site solicits legal defense funds
CANFIELD -- A legal defense fund Web site has been established for U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr.,
NILES City will help pay bill to clean up waste site
The ordinance also authorized $57,000 to pay the estimated share of cleanup costs. By AMY HOUSLEY
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Shawn and Melynn Maile, 855 Larkridge Ave., Youngstown, girl, June 5. Forum Health
Ohioans should be willing to pay more for services
Opinion: Ohioans should be willing to pay more for services EDITOR: These days, with wars and rumors of
STATE TRACK QUALIFIERS | Division II
BOYS Beaver Local: Scott Weiser (400), Pat Woods (high jump), 4x400 relay (Weiser, Josh Miller,
FORUM HEALTH Hospital building project to begin
A parking deck will be the first project to get started, next week. Construction of the children's
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL Tri-T Pony (ages 13-14) Salem VFW 8, Boardman Quint's Auto Body 7 -- Sean McKee, Dan
COUNTY COURT| Austintown
Several area residents appeared in Mahoning County Court in Austintown this week. They included: A
YOUNGSTOWN Council action
City council handled these items Wednesday: Waived water and sewer tap-in fees and building permit
SCHEDULE Stanley Cup
Tuesday Carolina 3, Detroit 2, OT, Carolina leads series 1-0. Today Carolina at Detroit, 8
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Commissioners study options for sales tax
Aug. 1 would be the soonest the county could collect. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
WARREN Officials seize $455,000 in raid
Authorities would not say what prompted the raid or how they knew where the money was hidden. By
HOT ROD SUPER NATIONALS List of winners from the area
Here are the local winners of this weekend's Hot Rod Super Nationals, which were held at the
PORN FILTERS DON'T WORK
Opinion: San Jose Mercury News: For all their claims to the contrary, filters intended to block Internet
Social service agency to run Lawrence County Head Start
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Lawrence County Social Services Inc. has been selected to provide Head Start
Clarquist-Wilt engagement is announced
GREENFORD -- Shawna Clarquist and Wayne Wilt, both of Greenford, are announcing plans for their
Police charge 19-year-old with setting house on fire
SHARON, Pa. -- Police arrested a 19-year-old Buckeye Drive, Sharpsville, man they said set fire to a
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BASEBALL
BASEBALL Liberty Township Baseball Association -- will hold an all-star tournament for 9-10 boys,
REPUBLICANS \Columbiana County
The Columbiana County Republican Party re-elected its party officers at its annual reorganizational
HERMITAGE Teachers and board to vote on contract
The teachers' last contract expired June 30, 2001. HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The Hermitage School Board
Dunkin Donuts robbed
Dunkin Donuts robbed BOARDMAN -- A clerk at the Dunkin Donuts store at 6041 Market St. told police
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Weaver (Sherry Mihin) of Silverton announce the birth of their first child, a
Moore adjusts
By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF STRUTHERS -- It's hard to believe that Luke Moore was
"We feel that's a worthwhile investment to bring this community back."
"We feel that's a worthwhile investment to bring this community back." Walter Mayhall North
YOUNGSTOWN Victim's family tells of murder's impact
Ohio law requires mandatory sentences, leaving the judge no latitude. By DAVID SKOLNICK and BOB
LORDSTOWN High school students help keep library open
The librarian position was eliminated by the state-appointed fiscal oversight committee. By AMY
DEMOCRATIC PARTY 'Misleading' mailings result in complaint
The Canfield man who filed the complaint was defeated last month for his precinct committee seat.
MVSD State audit suggests changes
Officials said the entities used for comparison sell directly to customers rather than through
2 face drug charges
2 face drug charges BOARDMAN -- Two township teen-agers face misdemeanor drug charges after a
WARREN $455,000 seized in raid
Authorities would not say what prompted the raid or how they knew where the money was hidden. By
SCHEDULE NBA Finals
Wednesday L.A. Lakers 99, New Jersey 94, L.A. Lakers lead series 1-0. Friday New Jersey at
Moon to obscure sun in partial solar eclipse
Moon to obscure sun in partial solar eclipse LOS ANGELES -- A dazzling solar eclipse will be on
WORLD CUP ROUNDUP First-round games
Senegal 1, Denmark 1 DAEGU, South Korea -- Salif Diao capped a brilliant play with the tying goal
Expert: Afghanistan has a long way to go
Charles Norchi previewed the speech he will deliver Saturday. WARREN -- The clash in Afghanistan
Lauren Mohney to be bride of Al Perrotta
BOARDMAN -- Announcing their engagement are Lauren Mohney and Al Perrotta, both of 48 Willow Drive.
Girard and Liberty High relays resume showdown in Dayton
The 4x100 squads will settle their year-long rivalry at this weekend's state meet. By JOE SCALZO
WARREN Youngstown woman admits sexual contact with baby boy
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- An 18-year-old Youngstown woman has
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Robert D. Stout, 29, of 14477 Hoyle Road, Berlin Center, and
Detesco-Venrose troth announced, wedding planned
BOARDMAN -- Announced by Judy Welsh, 1213 Redtail Hawk Court, and Andrew Detesco Jr., 7709
BOARDMAN 2 Pa. men buy building supply
Boardman Supply has new owners and a new name. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By DON SHILLING
Columbiana Co. serves indictments
EAST PALESTINE -- Among those secretly indicted by a Columbiana County grand jury were the following
Miss Mills to wed Bruce Scally in July ceremony
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. William Mills, 167 Carter Circle, announce the forthcoming marriage of
FAST FACTS
FAST FACTS ACC Club Founding officers: President Steve Terihha, Vice President Nick Pavlakovich,
MAHONING VALLEY O'Connor's visit focuses on reducing harm of terrorism
There have been no credible terrorist threats in Ohio, the lieutenant governor says. By DAVID
Tyson 'a shell'
Tyson 'a shell' If this were the Mike Tyson of years ago, Emanuel Steward might be a little more
Womer Benjamin's bill targets repeat offenders
Opinion: Technological advances have given law enforcement new tools to fight crime. A bill sponsored by Ohio
Date announced for Lodge-Luka wedding vows
BOARDMAN -- Announced by Kevin and Debra Lodge is the date for the upcoming wedding of their
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Woman accused in shooting faces more charges
LISBON -- Michaelene Duffy, 43, of St. Jacob-Logtown Road, Lisbon, who is charged with the April 10
MVSD State audit suggests 74 changes
Officials said the entities used for comparison sell directly to customers rather than through
PREP PREVIEW State track & amp; field meet
When: Friday and Saturday. Where: Welcome Stadium, Dayton. Schedule: In Division I, 4x800 relay
BELOIT Program is big with pupils
The program starts in the summer and goes full steam in the fall. By TRAVIS REED VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN New rules put brake on abuse of city cars
City officials wanted more accountability for employees who drive city-owned vehicles. By ROGER G.
YOUNGSTOWN 'Wave of restoration' planned for aging North Side homes
The North Side Citizens' Coalition saw little choice but to start buying, renovating and reselling
YOUNGSTOWN Croation club closes quarters Facing a dwindling membership, the American Croation Citizens Club, which has been around more than 70 years, is planning a final social event before selling
By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Paul Mahin takes pride in his ethnic
Man pleads guilty
Man pleads guilty YOUNGSTOWN -- Keith D. Crockett, 19, of Victor Avenue, will serve at least three
President's energy policy should be consistent
Opinion: A national energy policy isn't national and isn't a policy if it is subject to the kind of whimsy
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD CITY May 29 Theft: A Canfield High School student
PLAN OVERVIEW
PLAN OVERVIEW What's included Tod Children's Hospital and the Heart Hospital: Will be housed in
YSU
YSU Brumit drafted by Yankees YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown State senior right-hander Matt Brumit was
Fall 2000 enrollment at Youngstown State University was 11,787. A chart in some of Wednesday's
Fall 2000 enrollment at Youngstown State University was 11,787. A chart in some of Wednesday's
WASHINGTON In Congressional Record, Traficant blasts his trial
More submissions by the convicted congressman are forthcoming, his spokesman said. By DAVID
State Auditor Jim Petro's office released a performance audit of the Mahoning Valley Sanitary
State Auditor Jim Petro's office released a performance audit of the Mahoning Valley Sanitary
Panel seeks settlement
Panel seeks settlement HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The three-member panel charged with coming up with a
FORUM HEALTH Plan to include new home for Tod's and Heart hospitals
A parking deck will be the first project to get started, next week. Construction of the children's
Principal interviews
Principal interviews LORDSTOWN -- Six finalists were interviewed during an executive session of
Wednesday, June 5 (57 stories)
TRUMBULL COUNTY Party officials
The county's Democratic and Republican parties held their reorganizational meetings Tuesday at which
GROVE CITY, PA. Strawberry Festival begins Thursday
The festival will feature 10 musical acts over its four-day run. GROVE CITY, Pa. -- Music -- from
AGENDA
AGENDA THURSDAY Eastgate Regional Council of Governments Technical Advisory Committee, 10 a.m.,
Bases juiced, as are players
Once upon a time, a report detailing how professional athletes cheat and abuse their bodies with
MAHONING VALLEY Census figures show an average rise of $10K in wages from '90
Gains in the Valley still don't match the salaries and home values in the Akron-Cleveland metro
Heart Walk kickoff
Heart Walk kickoff YOUNGSTOWN -- The 2002 Heart Children for Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana
WARREN Democratic vice chairman moves up in Tuesday's election
Trumbull Republicans re-elected their party chairman to another term. By DAVID SKOLNICK
YSU ENROLLMENT Going up
After more than a decade of significant declines, enrollment at Youngstown State University has
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Man found dead after missing work
AUSTINTOWN -- Police are investigating the death of a man whose body was found in his apartment
MAHONING COUNTY Judge seals documents in drug case
A prosecutor said public access to court documents would harm the reputations of people alleged to
YSU Enrollment keeps rising
It's the third consecutive semester that enrollment has increased. By RON COLE VINDICATOR
WARREN Ex-cop receives jail time
The defense attorney said the sentence was 'very harsh' and he will try to get his client out of
Boardman cop is put on leave
BOARDMAN -- A member of the Boardman Police Department has been placed on administrative leave with
Road to close for race
Road to close for race AUSTINTOWN -- Norquest Boulevard from state Route 46 to the entrance of
Will Congress protect investors or swindlers?
Opinion: If Congress had any doubt that the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 requires
HERMITAGE Arbiters work on teachers contract
Any settlement proposed by the panel won't be binding on either party. HERMITAGE, Pa. -- A three-
Spot paving planned
Spot paving planned HOWLAND -- Ohio Department of Transportation crews will be spot paving state
WARREN Party gets votes of confidence
Trumbull Republicans re-elected their party chairman to another term. By DAVID SKOLNICK
YOUNGSTOWN Official: Collect lost funds
Council members and the finance director discussed revenue enhancements. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
Tobin calls abuse policy 'effective'
The proposal is similar to the diocese's plan. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION EDITOR
Dr. Mark Hostettler, medical director of the Alliance Community Hospital, left, and Nick Baird,
Dr. Mark Hostettler, medical director of the Alliance Community Hospital, left, and Nick Baird,
WARREN Niles woman's attorneys seek time in murder trial
WARREN -- Attorneys representing a Niles woman accused of killing her children 30 years ago asked a
CLASS B LEAGUE Propane extends winning streak; Becdir snaps slide
YSU recruit Kevin Libeg had a six-hitter in Line Drive's win over Livi and Rondinelli had 20 hits
Storms cause damage in Columbiana County
Storms cause damage in Columbiana County LEETONIA -- There were scattered reports of damage from a
TRAFICANT CASE Judge gives Bucci probation
The congressman has hired a lawyer and wants his sentencing to be delayed 60 days. By PATRICIA
AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL Tri-T Pony (13-14) Struthers Gridiron 11, Boardman R & amp;J Trucking 2 -- Mike
BASEBALL DRAFT Mooney grad Bushey selected by Rockies
The former Cardinals star will play with Notre Dame in NCAA Tournament. SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- The
AUSTINTOWN Police hunt killer who strangled a mother in her home
The victim's neighbors describe her as a good mother. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
GIRARD SCHOOLS Shoaf pleads innocent to felony charges
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- Facing felony charges has been "very
GM Lordstown makes case for new small-car models
Opinion: Add high-quality products to the other attributes of the General Motors' Lordstown assembly
YOUNGSTOWN Couple sentenced on drug convictions
The husband is going to prison. The wife was placed on probation. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
SALEM Rep explains funding law
Council members said they only want a fair share of local government funds. By NANCY TULLIS
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Thomas R. McTigue, 22, of 3850 Triplie Ave., Suite 492, San
LORDSTOWN GM says decision is likely by Sept.
GM officials understand the delays are causing anxiety in the Mahoning Valley, a corporate spokesman
AUSTINTOWN Families encouraged to prepare for attack
Place in a bag what you need for up to 72 hours in a public shelter, the EMA director advised. By
WARREN Police charge 3 city workers
Two are charged with breaking and entering, and the third is charged with complicity. By DENISE
BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL Niles McKinley High School -- is where the Red Dragons camp for fourth-sixth grade boys
COLLEGE NOTES Area students
BALDWIN WALLACE Tara Gruskiewicz and Nicole Drouhard, juniors on the outdoor track team from
MAHONING VALLEY Real estate merger to offer 'one-stop shopping'
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR WARREN -- Two local real
Judge Wells should throw the book at Traficant
Opinion: Judge Wells should throw the book at Traficant EDITOR: I have written to Judge Lesley Brooks
Boardman duo ready for Dayton
Weight men Evan Beard and Steve Vallos have fun while they compete. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: BOARDMAN May 28 Theft: A woman reported her ATM/debit card was
In eBay case, police to seek informal resolution
ROGERS -- Police have decided not to file formal charges against a 13-year-old Beaver Local Middle
Commissioners don't choose Sugar's company for contract
WARREN -- Trumbull County commissioners followed the advice of their lawyer and denied a $279,000
Campbell girl scares e-mail friend in hoax
CAMPBELL -- A concerned e-mail pal sent police to the home of a 15-year-old city girl who claimed
2 teen girls report threat by man
AUSTINTOWN -- Two teen-age girls reported a man pointed a gun at them and threatened to kill them as
GETTING IT RIGHT
AUSTINTOWN -- A traffic accident in which a 7-year-old girl was struck while riding her bicycle
PREP PREVIEW State softball
Who: Boardman (27-4) vs. Cincinnati Sycamore (16-10) What: Division I state semifinal. When:
GAIL WHITE If you want to teach a kid, get a kid to teach
How do you convince a classroom of fourth-graders that smoking is bad for them? A lesson from the
MINOR LEAGUES Scrappers stock begins to rise with baseball draft
The Class A short-season team gets most of its players from baseball's draft. By BRIAN RICHESSON
STATE TRACK QUALIFIERS Division I
BOYS Fitch: Davanzo Tate (200). Boardman: Steve Vallos (discus), Evan Beard (shot put, discus),
PRIORITY MAIL IS ANYTHING BUT
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: It's been a rough stretch for the U.S. Postal Service. The USPS has had to react to
BOARDMAN SOFTBALL Eastwood's motto used by motivated Spartans
Cincinnati Sycamore is Thursday's opponent in the state semifinals. By BRIAN RICHESSON
BASEBALL Ex-Boardman star awaits pick
Nic Moga, undefeated pitcher for the College of Wooster this season, has professional hopes. By
Tuesday, June 4 (47 stories)
MERCER CO. MAN Inmate commits suicide in cell
The killer hanged himself between inmate bed checks, a prison spokeswoman said. By HAROLD GWIN
Revised budget narrows revenue-spending gap
The district is still looking at a 3-mill property tax increase. SHARON, Pa.-- The Sharon City
EVERYBODY ELSE'S SPORT
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: Any sport sounds stupid on paper. Sitting in a boat dangling a string in the
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NEW CASTLE Store operator in jail on drug charges
Issa Haddad will likely be deported after he serves his prison term. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
MONDAY'S GAMES
MONDAY'S GAMES American League Detroit 7, Boston 6, 10 innings Toronto 6, Tampa Bay 1
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses David A. Ciolli, 25, of 3480 Flo Lor Drive #2D, Youngstown,
WARREN Group courts kids for tennis
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- A local group wants to see more inner-city