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Stories published June 26, 2002

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FAIRER DEATH SENTENCES

Opinion: Los Angeles Times: The U.S. Supreme Court finally concurred with a belief long held by reasonable


YOUNGSTOWN Murder verdict expected next week

The judge needs time to look over the exhibits and consider the evidence. By BOB JACKSON


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


Principals appointed

Principals appointed WARREN -- The school board appointed two principals Tuesday. Karen


TRAFICANT CASE Ex-assistant admits perjury

By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER CLEVELAND -- The amount is uncertain, but Henry A.


WARREN WCI Steel fights trade exemptions

Seven of the foreign steel types granted tariff exemptions will have a negative affect on WCI. By


Wright makes right

The Scrappers scored six runs off two homers in a 7-2 win over Auburn. By BILL SULLIVAN


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


AGENDA

AGENDA THURSDAY Boardman Township park board, 8 a.m.,park offices in the Georgeanna A. Parker


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


17TH DISTRICT Sawyer, Ryan still plan to meet

The meeting will wait until after the Democratic nominee files his campaign financial disclosure


YOUNGSTOWN Local educators debate voucher decision

The court ruling could renew efforts to expand vouchers to other communities, including possibly


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.


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


Police: Kids live in filth, stench

Both mothers were taken into custody and held overnight in jail pending arraignment today. By


Judge allows more time in robbery case

YOUNGSTOWN -- A federal judge has granted a request by the government to extend the time limit in


STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED

STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.55 2.70 Bank One,.84,35.8235.90 Clear Channel,


YOUNGSTOWN Saadey enters plea to weapons charge

The former prosecutor's office investigator is serving a federal prison sentence for racketeering,


WARREN Ex-Delphi Packard chief named to hall of fame

WARREN -- David Heilman, the former president of Delphi Packard Electric Systems, was inducted into


BEHIND THE PLATE Scrappers' Wallace leads way

The catcher handles the pitchers well and is swinging a hot bat. By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR


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


Slaying suspect

Slaying suspect NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The man accused of fatally shooting Alfredo Soto, 20, as he


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


Associated Press

Associated Press TIME TO CHANGE: The Ohio Knitting Mills building sits next to a vacant lot in


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


June 24, 2002

June 24, 2002 MAHONING SPORTSMAN CLUB 557 - 4342 LOWELLVILLE ROD & amp; GUN CLUB


AREA DIAMONDS | Youth baseball & amp; softball

BASEBALL Babe Ruth (14-15s) Commercial Neon 10, Belleria Pizza 5 -- Neon (7-10) topped Belleria


LOCAL

LOCAL Champion hires coaches CHAMPION -- The Champion board of education awarded supplemental


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


St. Elizabeth

St. Elizabeth Gary II and Jennifer Short, Austintown, boy, June 25. Robert and Tammy Reed, 516


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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


STRUTHERS SCHOOLS How will tiger's tale end?

Originally, the mascot was a promotional item for an area gas station. By MARALINE KUBIK


Gospel theater

Gospel theater YOUNGSTOWN -- Summer Gospel Theatre Explosion Part I, featuring "God Is Good All


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


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


MAHONING COUNTY

MAHONING COUNTY Real estate transfers Gerald G. Hamrock et al to Aaron M. Dorazio et al,


TRUMBULL COUNTY Judge declares mistrial in DUI

The prosecutor said he plans to try the case again. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF


Girard's Hunkus feeling 'Blue' about future

The three-sport star has verbally committed to play for the Duke Blue Devils. By TOM WILLIAMS


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


PHAR-MOR Bidder foresees jobs at Tamco

One Phar-Mor bidder said a judge's ruling jeopardizes its bid. By DON SHILLING 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


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


MAHONING VALLEY Summit studies family crime

Prevention was the topic at a local domestic violence summit. By ROSA MERCADO VINDICATOR STAFF


Demolitions planned

Demolitions planned AUSTINTOWN -- Trustees here have accepted a bid from a contractor who will


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


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


Charged in beating

Charged in beating AUSTINTOWN -- A Warren man accused of beating a dancer Tuesday night at Club 76


NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field

Good promotions: The Scrappers gave away a C.C. Sabathia bobble-head doll to the first 1,000 fans,


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 --