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REGIONAL AIRPORT Carrier's pullout spurs talk of cuts
Private, military and charter planes continue to use the Vienna facility. By STEPHEN SIFF
Train hits truck
Train hits truck GIRARD -- A Youngstown truck driver was injured Wednesday evening when his
WOMEN LEADERS | Medical schools
Oregon Health and Science University School of Medicine, Portland University of Missouri School of
A MATTER OF SECURITY
Opinion: Philadelphia Inquirer: There is constant tension between the concepts of America, land of the free,
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
ROBERT SWEENEY, 72 Auto dealer known nationally
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Time magazine named him a finalist for its 1997 Quality Dealer Award.
GREENVILLE, PA. Brother of victim opposesparole
Michael Swiger has served 12 years of a 21-to-53-year sentence. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
WARREN Council OKs plan for work on roads
Some residents are concerned parks aren't being maintained. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
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
ARTHUR GOLDSTONE Furniture chairman: a loyal leader
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Goldsteins' chairman expected perfection but gave loyalty. By DON
CLASS B LEAGUE
CLASS B LEAGUE RIORDAN'S SPORTS 11, BECDIR 3 Becdir20001--355 Riordans20108--1192 Jay Yorty,
East Liverpool leader sues
Richard Wolf's lawsuit claims that the school board did not inform him of the time and place of
HMHP to erect center
YOUNGSTOWN -- There may be more joint ventures between Humility of Mary Health Partners and its
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
ROOTSTOWN NEOUCOM chooses first woman president
NEOUCOM's new president has degrees in medicine, law and business administration. By RON COLE
COURTS
COURTS MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Mark A. Pace, 31, of 432 Auburndale Ave., Youngstown,
MAHONING COUNTY Former chairmen advise new Dem leader
One former chairman told the new leader not to get involved in economic development; another gave
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
SHARPSVILLE, PA. Council votes to take property
The borough wants the land for a bus passenger comfort station shelter and a parking lot. By
WARREN Motorist is sentenced to 3 years
The defendant apologized to the victim's family. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
YOUNGSTOWN Historical society will unveil portrait at annual event
The portrait was recently repaired. YOUNGSTOWN -- The first showing of an 1821 portrait of Dr.
LERNEVILLE SPEEDWAY
LERNEVILLE SPEEDWAY RACING RESULTS (Sarver, Pa.) Bluebird School Bus Feature -- 1. Bob Egley,
Fulfilling dreams
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER LORDSTOWN -- From $2,000 to $20,000 in three years,
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Joseph and Jennifer Gallo, 6372 Tara Drive, Youngstown, boy, June 12. Lee
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
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
Brawl brings charges against another adult
Brawl brings charges against another adult SHARON, Pa. -- A second adult has been charged in the
CANFIELD SCHOOLS Official to begin talks with East Liverpool
Hiscox says he is considering several options. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD --
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Charles and Grace McMonagle of Honolulu are announcing the birth of their second child, a daughter,
COLUMBIANA Board OKs workers' contract
The two-year contract is effective July 1. COLUMBIANA -- The Columbiana board of education
Wolf sanctuary benefits
Wolf sanctuary benefits Fund-raising events for the Richard E. Flauto Wolf Sanctuary will be this
MVSD State objects to deal
The attorney general says she will not approve the settlement. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
DRAFT
DRAFT Committee proposal Provisions of an ad hoc committee proposal being considered by the U.S.
YOUNGSTOWN Homicide victim was wanted in assault
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Two days before Marquell L. McClain
NEW CASTLE Board mulls school options
By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The school district is
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 noise resolution best for Boardman residents
Opinion: New noise resolution best for Boardman residents EDITOR: The June 7 letter criticizing the
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO Cher What: "Living Proof Farewell Tour" With: Cyndi Lauper When: 7:30 p.m. Tuesday
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
TRUMBULL COUNTY Political watchdogs convene
The group plans to meet again in July. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL BUREAU HOWLAND --
SITES
SITES Alliance Community Outreach Program, 2051 Niles Road S.E., Howland, (330) 369-1441; Antioch
Man arrested, dog killed during search
AUSTINTOWN -- Police killed a pit bull and arrested a Carnegie Avenue man on a charge of heroin
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
BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL Valley Sports in Struthers -- is accepting registrations for Dom Daltorio basketball
YOUNGSTOWN Accused were in court before
Two of the eight men are not in custody, according to jail officials. By PATRICIA MEADE
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YOUNGSTOWN POLICE Traffic unit to assist patrol cars
YOUNGSTOWN -- Deployment of afternoon shift traffic and juvenile units in recent weeks is designed
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,
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL Babe Ruth (14-15s) Sluggers 7, Line Drive Academy 2 -- Sluggers handed Line Drive its
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
YOUNGSTOWN Citizens Corps panel meets for first time
The local council appears to be the first one in Ohio. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
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
Jail crowding
Jail crowding WARREN -- County officials are asking the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and
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
YOUNGSTOWN Commission questions plan to replace deck
The board wants a parking lot plan that addresses three issues. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL