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The congressman sent money to J.J. Cafaro to pay for an Avanti after the FBI subpoenaed his
The congressman sent money to J.J. Cafaro to pay for an Avanti after the FBI subpoenaed his
YSU Finalists for dean positions to visit
YSU's stellar national reputation attracts top job applicants, one professor said. By RON COLE
CANFIELD 5 face drug charges
Police found a pipe, rolling papers and beer during some of the traffic stops. CANFIELD -- Two
Sharpsville school board to borrow funds
SHARPSVILLE, Pa. -- The Sharpsville Area School Board is borrowing $575,000 to finance new bleachers
A CLOSER LOOK The Fender family
ERIC FENDER Three best basketball players you've faced? Poland senior Jamie Dunn, "and the one
OTHER ACTION MCCTC board
In other action Monday, the Mahoning County Career and Technical Center Board: Agreed to explore
'Atheist' license plate fuss stinks to high heaven
Opinion: When 10 Floridians notified the Florida Division of Motor Vehicles that they objected to the
WARREN Patient suit to move forward
The judge also ordered attorneys for both sides not to make any public statements about the
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Thiel 14-4, Westminster 5-10 GREENVILLE, Pa. -- In the opener, Tomcats first baseman
This year's spelling bee was a battle of champions
Opinion: They stood toe-to-toe for a half-hour, parrying word after word. One slipping here, the other
Columbiana school board fills vacancy
COLUMBIANA -- Columbiana Board of Education appointed Robert Rubicky to fill the board seat vacated
HUBBARD A third police station option
Concern centers on how to pay for a new station. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
ENGINEERING: Dr. Cynthia Hirtzel, physics professor and former provost at the State University of
ENGINEERING: Dr. Cynthia Hirtzel, physics professor and former provost at the State University of
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HERMITAGE SCHOOLTEACHERS If strike occurs, state law limits length
Because of the school calendar and state law, the work stoppage could only be about seven days. By
Is poverty inevitable in the Third World?
Opinion: Since World War II, the developed nations, led by the United States, have spent about $1 trillion to
BOARDMAN 2 men get jail in store robbery
One man is due in court April 15. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BOARDMAN --
NEWTON FALLS Mayor: I'll quit if my powers are cut
Proposed legislation would limit the mayor's voting to breaking council ties. NEWTON FALLS --
By SARA STEINDORF
By SARA STEINDORF THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR hen Pete Gaudet switched from coaching men's
SUNDAY'S GAMES
SUNDAY'S GAMES Orlando 105, Philadelphia 103 Indiana 85, Atlanta 68 New Jersey 87, Memphis 76
Salem officials adopt safety plan
SALEM -- The school board is taking steps to make district pupils and its school buildings safer.
YOUNGSTOWN 7 local Pagans face charges in N.Y. state brawl
The charges follow an attack on Hell's Angels.. By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION Extra benefits coming for the Valley's jobless
About 200,000 Ohioans are expected to be eligible for extra jobless benefits. YOUNGSTOWN --
MAHONING COUNTY Center attracts more students
Few students apply for some demanding, but rewarding career programs. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
BADGER School district seeks site for new building
Two of the district's four schools are among 10 the state says are in the worst shape. By AMANDA
TRAFICANT ON TRIAL Cafaro: I lied at Chance trial
The congressman says the multimillionaire is lying to stay out of jail. By PATRICIA MEADE
MAHONING COUNTY Ex-deputy takes case to court
The sheriff said he's waiting for proof of the disability before processing the application. By
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY 7TH DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS JUDGE (Term beginning 2/10/03): Republican -- T.
Shooting reported
Shooting reported YOUNGSTOWN -- A 22-year-old man who was chased and fired upon by two men at his
MERCER COUNTY Woman testifies about shooting
The defendant ordered the victim to leave their home after learning he tried to date another woman,
DAMASCUS Rebuilt after fire, popular farm store plans open house
The new building has more retail space. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU DAMASCUS --
GETTING IT RIGHT
An auction will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Heartland Christian School in Columbiana. The
Trailer reporter stolen
Trailer reporter stolen SALEM -- A South Lincoln Avenue man told police someone stole his 48-foot-
POLAND Fender family relives dream
The father of Eric and Chad was the point guard on Poland's last state basketball team. By JOE
YSU Finalists for dean positions will visit
YSU's stellar national reputation attracts top job applicants, one professor said. By RON COLE
Traficant a disgrace to the city, community
Opinion: Traficant a disgrace to the city, community EDITOR: When CNN "News Letter" aired "The man from
FARRELL Sharon Steel bankruptcy case comes to an end
In retrospect, shutting down the company was probably the right move, an attorney involved in the
Finalists in the national searches for three deans at YSU:
Finalists in the national searches for three deans at YSU: ENGINEERING: Dr. Cynthia Hirtzel,
BANKRUPTCY COURT Judge to close Sharon Steel case
In retrospect, shutting down the company was probably the right move, an attorney involved in the
TRAFICANT ON TRIAL Cafaro describes boat scheme
The congressman says the multimillionaire is lying to stay out of jail. By PATRICIA MEADE
Preserving history
By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF GIRARD -- The faces of George Curl, Ralph Chuey and Ray
Forging pillars of peace
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN YOUNGSTOWN -- At a time when peace is on the minds of many Americans,
BOARDMAN PARK Levy would help fund rec center
School officials said they believe financial needs of the schools should be addressed first. By
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Scott and Shelley Richards, 235 Clearwater Cove N., Youngstown, girl, March 16.
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY YSU Greeks sponsor evening of entertainment
If you're used to seeing bad news about the college Greek system of fraternities and sororities,
SCOPE Senior Center opens up in Liberty
SCOPE Senior Center opens up in Liberty LIBERTY -- The SCOPE Senior Center opened here Monday on
The congressman says the multimillionaire is lying to stay out of jail.
The congressman says the multimillionaire is lying to stay out of jail. By PATRICIA MEADE
NEW CASTLE Burglar made himself comfortable, cops say
The suspect told police he was waiting in the house for them to leave the area. NEW CASTLE, Pa. --
LAWRENCE COUNTY Lawyers: Add jail time to man's drug sentence
The man's brother, who also faced drug charges, was deported. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Lawrence County
TELEPHONE SCAM Calls to some area codes don't ring true, AT & amp;T warns
The scam works because phone numbers in the Caribbean look like numbers in this country.
NCAA Schedule
THURSDAY South Regional (At Lexington, Ky.) Duke (31-3) vs. Indiana (22-11), 7:38 p.m. Kent
COLUMBIANA CO. Rapist to receive sentence April 19
The victim found out her attacker's name through a prescription bottle in his car. By NORMAN LEIGH
7 women to be honored
7 women to be honored YOUNGSTOWN -- A program, "Women Sustaining the American Spirit" sponsored by
YSU's stellar national reputation attracts top job applicants, one professor said.
YSU's stellar national reputation attracts top job applicants, one professor said. By RON COLE
NEW CASTLE A plea to save historical homes
School officials plan to build a new campus-style school. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
BOARDMAN PARK Master plan includes rec center
School officials said they believe financial needs of the schools should be addressed first. By