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Friday, May 31 (68 stories)
Eastern Kentucky politics scare voters and candidates
Opinion: And we thought the Mahoning Valley was bad. These days, local candidates may be throwing verbal
Schools should inspire, challenge
So one day, a student walks through the breezy doors of her haven of academia. As she drifts down
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT The Don Booth Co. of Jackson Township sponsored an appearance by The Carpet One
Spartans rally to beat Jackson
Boardman scored four runs in the sixth inning for a 4-2 victory and a spot in the regional title
United Way campaign tops $1M in donations
Tim Jablon was named Volunteer of the Year for his efforts. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
COLUMBIANA CO. Nature scavenger hunt set
Participants will learn positive facts about creatures that frighten some people. By NORMAN LEIGH
WARREN POLICE Targeting underage drinking
The grant covers the costs of officers working in stores that sell alcohol. By DENISE DICK
COLUMBIANA Soap Box Derby racers are revved
The 'super kids' look forward to the annual race and cheer one another on. COLUMBIANA --
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
A Mahoning County grand jury indicted these people Thursday: Alexis Perez, 20, East Ravenwood
YOUNGSTOWN Woman waiting to breathe
Lori Schilling, diagnosed more than three years ago with a rare lung disease, is a candidate for a
Targeting underage drinking
The grant covers the costs of officers working in stores that sell alcohol. By DENISE DICK
911 upgrade adds reliability
Lawrence County officials also plan to expand the 911 center. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
WARREN POLICE Grant helps targeting underage drinking
The grant covers the costs of officers working in stores that sell alcohol. By DENISE DICK
Council to decide on possible road repairs
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- Council members are expected to decide next
Chaney's Widget among Division I track qualifiers
Boardman senior Brian Zorman broke his own school record in the pole vault and advanced to the
YOUNGSTOWN Control board
The city's control board handled these contract and spending items Thursday: Contributed $50,000
Prosecutor keeps abreast of fraud case
The county prosecutor said he is not trying to control his assistant. By DAVID SKOLNICK
COCAINE ABUSE The symptoms
Here's what to look for: SYMPTOMS Euphoria, confidence, increased heart rate, increased blood
Brookfield cop is suspect in break-in
BROOKFIELD -- A veteran township police officer is a suspect in a break-in of a mobile home last
Boardman's 4x800 relay and Bland advance to state meet
The Spartans' 4x800 relay broke the own school record. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
LAWRENCE COUNTY 911 upgrade adds reliability to call routing
Lawrence County officials also plan to expand the 911 center. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
UNITED WAY Allocations
Shenango Valley Urban League; $95,000. Keystone Blind Association: $78,941. Salvation Army,
Councilman suggests change in committee meeting schedule
The evening meetings also would be more accessible to the public than those in the afternoon, a
YOUNGSTOWN Seminar's focus is on psychiatry of sexual crimes
Speaker Dr. Phillip J. Resnick has given consultation or testimony in several high-profile cases,
WARREN Quarterly figures show continued deficit
The company's troubles reflect a national steel crisis. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By CYNTHIA
Civil service panel restates overruling of cop's suspension
A civil service commission member said they found that the officer 'did nothing wrong.' By STEPHEN
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL GABF BB Rooners 8-12, Ashtabula 2-1 -- Matt Colella scattered five hits and struck out
MERCER COUNTY United Way campaign tops $1M in donations
Tim Jablon was named Volunteer of the Year for his efforts. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
Soap Box Derby racers are revved
The 'super kids' look forward to the annual race and cheer one another on. COLUMBIANA --
Carnival raises fun and funds
The Easter Seal carnival and band performances coincide with the Hot Rod Super Nationals this
BOXING Buster Douglas part of Hanshaw's new team
Tony Hanshaw of Warren has a super-middleweight bout on July 16. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Lori Hinchcliffe and Michael Canada, 330 Park Ave., McDonald, boy, May 29. Joseph
Nature scavenger hunt set
Participants will learn positive facts about creatures that frighten some people. By NORMAN LEIGH
QUALITY LEADERS Top ranked
CARS COMPACT 1. Toyota Corolla (tie) 1. Toyota Prius (tie) 3. Chevrolet Prizm ENTRY
Tyson's career a (joke) tragedy
David Remnick, now the editor of the New Yorker, once asked Muhammad Ali if Mike Tyson could have
NEWTON FALLS Civil service panel restates overruling of cop's suspension
A civil service commission member said they found that the officer 'did nothing wrong.' By STEPHEN
Judge sets Griffings' trial dates
WARREN -- Two city officials will soon go to trial on misdemeanor counts of dereliction of duty.
OHIO Battered steel industry shows signs of recovery
Steel employment in Ohio is down 25 percent from a year ago. THE VINDICATOR YOUNGSTOWN --
Judge sets Griffings' trial dates in dereliction of duty cases
WARREN -- Two city officials will soon go to trial on misdemeanor counts of dereliction of duty.
Police probe report filed by mother
AUSTINTOWN -- A North Beacon Drive woman said a misunderstanding led her to file a report that
THURSDAY'S RESULTS
THURSDAY'S RESULTS SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT DIVISION I At University of Akron Buchtel Field
ZIMOMRA CASE
ZIMOMRA CASE Reaction "Being in a drunken stupor, the girl caused the whole thing from the get-
BOARDMAN Bull and Bear's outdoor stage raises concerns
Most are waiting to see how the theater will fit into the already congested landscape. By JOHN W.
WARREN Council to decide on road repairs
Residents need to understand the legislation would be a short-term solution, some council members
LABRAE SCHOOLS Stench, alarms lead to pickets
The alarms sounded because intake tubes were plugged, not because of dangerous gas levels, a company
FARRELL Hospital has new president
Revenue last year for UPMC Horizon reached $3.6 million. FARRELL, Pa. -- Dean W. Eckenrode has
STRUTHERS River-pollution poster? It's a sign
The seventh-grader said her hope is that the poster will inspire all those who see it to do what
EASTER SEAL Carnival raises fun and funds
The Easter Seal carnival and band performances coincide with the Hot Rod Super Nationals this
EASTWOOD MALL Exhibit mixes art, sand crafts
Being bored at the beach is how one artist got into sand sculpting. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR
GAIL WHITE Distant relatives thankful for 'double miracle'
"I would not be alive right now if it weren't for Cindy," says North Jackson's Nancy Mayor about
Woman waiting to breathe
Lori Schilling, diagnosed more than three years ago with a rare lung disease, is a candidate for a
Band director deserves permanent recognition
Opinion: Band director deserves permanent recognition EDITOR: It was just a small article tucked in the
THE MENTALLY ILL Judge Maloney: Offer some help, not jail time
Two probate court judges will lead a seminar on how to deal with mentally ill people who break the
YOUNGSTOWN Prosecutor keeps abreast of fraud case
The county prosecutor said he is not trying to control his assistant. By DAVID SKOLNICK
Indicted Playa faces charge
The suspect allegedly had been in a bullet-riddled drug house. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Murder defendant testifies
The West Warren Avenue man doesn't dispute that he killed Dan Wilkerson. By BOB JACKSON
Girl told by naked stranger to get into car
Girl told by naked stranger to get into car CHAMPION -- Police here and in Warren Township are
Revved and ready
A Boardman trustee said the township hasn't had problems with noise from the car cruise in past
GIRARD SCHOOLS Expert talks of Shoaf, drug-abuse symptoms
The use of cocaine and Viagra as a cocktail has been in this area for about six months, an abuse
LORDSTOWN Study: GM cars top industry average
GM's quality ranking among all automakers is third behind Toyota and Honda. THE VINDICATOR,
Seminar's focus is on psychiatry of sexual crimes
Speaker Dr. Phillip J. Resnick has given consultation or testimony in several high-profile cases,
GIRLS SOFTBALL REGIONAL Bristol ousted by Cuyahoga Heights, 8-6
The Panthers blew an early 4-1 lead against the Redskins. By MARK W. MILLER VINDICATOR SPORTS
River-pollution poster? It's a sign
The seventh-grader said her hope is that the poster will inspire all those who see it to do what
HONESTY ABOUT SEX SLAVES
Opinion: Washington Post: The world is scarred by unspeakable abuses, but the sexual enslavement of children
Vocal Hall concert moves to Cafaro Field
Vocal Hall concert moves to Cafaro Field SHARON, Pa. -- The concert for this year's Vocal Group
Cocaine trafficking case
Cocaine trafficking case AUSTINTOWN -- A Black Oak Lane man wanted on two charges of trafficking
Thursday, May 30 (59 stories)
Traficant trial response
Traficant trial response CLEVELAND -- U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr. of Poland, D-17th, received
MAHONING COUNTY No charges expected against Hanni, official says
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- The assistant Mahoning County
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Catholic religious offer support for Bishop Tobin
Opinion: Catholic religious offer support for Bishop Tobin EDITOR: The Diocesan Council of Religious, a
TRUMBULL COUNTY Records remain in quarantine
Poisonous mold has not been found in the rest of the building. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
LEETONIA SCHOOLS Official: Move to complex to begin soon
A demolition crew dismantled the school's boilers as the board met. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
DIVISION III BOYS TRACK Maplewood's 4x800 relay team off to state
They won the event at state a year ago and three starters were back this year. By JOE SCALZO
SOFTBALL Warriors blanked in Akron
Lorena Floccari pitched a perfect game as Walsh Jesuit eliminated West Branch, 4-0. By TOM
YOUNGSTOWN Judge's son is jailed for 24 hours
Offenders are tested twice weekly for drugs and are subject to random tests. By PATRICIA MEADE
TRUMBULL COUNTY Commissioners advised to turn down bid
Sugar said the missing paperwork was an error. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER WARREN
August rite set for Miss Thayer, Nicolas Vargas
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. -- Audra Thayer and Nicolas Vargas, both of 3999 Via Lucero, are engaged.
Robber hurts clerk during theft
STRUTHERS -- A robber brandishing a handgun injured a video-store clerk and emptied the cash drawer
Rams get hits, but are ousted
Mineral Ridge failed to capitalize on scoring chances, and dropped a 4-0 decision. By KELLY
Former softball player wins shot at Division III regional
A Western Reserve junior won the high jump at 5-5. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
MAHONING COUNTY New budget director hailed for experience
Commissioners liked that the new staffer is familiar with county finances and policies. By BOB
Associated Press
Associated Press A HUSBAND HONORED: Dolores Hope and her son Tony listen to the pledge of
Parents announce Crnarich-Gugliotti engagement
POLAND -- Richard and Geraldine Crnarich, 5190 Fifth St., announce the engagement of their daughter,
COG mulls possibility of building skate park
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The Shenango Valley could be getting a public, regional skate park for
Leana Thompson, Larry A. Knight to marry Aug. 24
CHAMPION -- The engagement of Leana Marie Thompson and Larry Allen Knight, both of Champion, is
Newton Falls officer faces assault charges
The civil service commission was to meet today to vote again on the officer's suspension. By PEGGY
TWO SIMPLE QUESTIONS
Opinion: Philadelphia Inquirer: Over the last two weeks, have you ever felt down, depressed or hopeless?
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Rotarians make a special delivery to NYPD
On Sept. 11, the New York City Police Department lost about 400 police cars to the falling World
Danielle Swann to be bride of Patrick Boria
YOUNGSTOWN -- Announced by Phyllis West, 571 Madera Ave., is the engagement of her daughter,
YOUNGSTOWN 2 men sue priest, diocese
The priest took advantage of two boys whose father was dying, the plaintiffs' lawyer said. By BOB
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
XMr. and Mrs. Rainer Wolf (the former Colleen McQuillan of Boardman) of Sunbury are announcing the
Counterfeit money
Counterfeit money BOARDMAN -- An employee at the Seven Seventeen Credit Union discovered a
YOUNGSTOWN Man freed of charges of violence
YOUNGSTOWN -- A domestic violence charge has been dismissed against a man who was set on fire by his
Trumbull County MRDD receives state accreditation
NILES -- The Trumbull County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities has been
YOUNGSTOWN Teen faces adult trial in killing
A separate charge of abusing a corpse is pending in juvenile court. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
DIVISION II REGIONAL TRACK Mooney's 4x800 relay team gains state
Stephanie Rosa, Valerie Zajac, Deanna Schorsten and Jessica Mazerik placed third in the regional.
A Trumbull County grand jury indicted these people. The grand jury also indicted eight people
A Trumbull County grand jury indicted these people. The grand jury also indicted eight people
Bioterrorism response
Bioterrorism response YOUNGSTOWN -- The Mahoning County Emergency Management Agency has received
Heartburn center opens at hospital
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- UPMC Horizon has opened a Heartburn Treatment Center for the diagnosis and
KO DRUGS BOXING Marvin, Lane score outstanding wins for championships
Mike Marvin of Liberty and Shaun Lane of Hubbard highlighted the finals of the KO Drugs boxing
HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS Five local aces will make trip to Division I, II state tourney
Two doubles teams and one singles player will play in Columbus this weekend. By MARK W. MILLER
AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL Little "b" Lazart 8, Wolf Construction 0 -- Matt Lutz had three hits with two home
The gentleman actor
By MILAN PAURICH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT "Hi, there." The mellifluous voice on the other end
PREP PREVIEW Regional baseball
DIVISION I Who: Boardman (23-3) vs. Canton GlenOak (16-10). When: Friday, 5 p.m. Where:
YOUNGSTOWN Witness to shooting tells court how it happened
The woman said she didn't know her boyfriend was keeping a gun in the house. By BOB JACKSON
Prayers for pupils
By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER WARREN -- Children waiting for their school bus on a
SALEM 85-year-old woman hits school bus
Police intend to ask the state again to order the motorist to retake her driver's license exam. By
East Palestine council OKs funding for development
EAST PALESTINE -- City council has approved transferring $950,240 from the city's electric trust
U.S.: Libya must do more to end sanctions
U.S.: Libya must do more to end sanctions WASHINGTON -- The Bush administration said Wednesday
MAHONING COUNTY Drivers, beware of daring deer
U.S. Route 224 in Boardman has been the site of several accidents involving deer. By SHERRI L.
Two men sentenced in burglaries
MERCER -- Two men received prison terms in Mercer Common Pleas Court for separate burglaries.
Nicolette Morgan, Earl Parchia Jr. to be married
YOUNGSTOWN -- Nicolette Morgan, 4115 Hudson Drive, and the Rev. Earl Parchia Jr., 2740 Cain St., are
Reduction in VA backlog worth cheering about
Opinion: By handling more than twice as many claims per month as it did last year, the Department of Veterans
'Drive For Dough' is now under way
BOARDMAN -- The 14th annual Easter Seals "Drive For Dough" is now under way at The Shops At Boardman
34 boxers crowned
34 boxers crowned Thirty-four champions were crowned Wednesday at Hubbard High School as the 15th
WARREN Quarterly figures show continued deficit at WCI
The company's troubles reflect a national steel crisis. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS
SCORES, SUMMARIES & amp;SCHEDULES
THURSDAY'S RESULTS SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT LINESCORES DIVISION II WALSH JESUIT 4, WEST BRANCH 0
Arbiters think it's their duty to protect and serve cops who have been fired
Opinion: Over the years, we've seen worse decisions rendered by arbiters than the recent ruling that former
WARREN Groups release start of cop plan
Warren is avoiding the racial strife of Cincinnati bysitting down with the public. By DENISE DICK
YOUNGSTOWN Choice of diversity official disappoints some at YSU
Leon Stennis says his work as Vindicator religion editor gives him practical experience with
'Sum of All Fears' doesn't add up
Ben Affleck finally gets comfortable in an action role. By MILAN PAURICH VINDICATOR
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Failed grant attempt has officials seeking new route for funds
Program participants would be lent computers to acquire skill on the machines. By NORMAN LEIGH
SHARON Resident sets his sights on the Columbia Theater
The Sharon native said Columbia Theatre Inc. board members have told him they plan to sell the
No new Traficant trial
No new Traficant trial CLEVELAND -- U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr. of Poland, D-17th, received a
Wednesday, May 29 (52 stories)
More questions raised about charter school irregularities
Opinion: If there's a way to make money off charter schools, chances are someone in Ohio has figured out how.
GIRARD Former superintendent indicted
Shoaf had a VIP card at a Bedford Heights strip club, its president says. By TIM YOVICH
COLUMBUS Ohio Dem chairman to leave at term's end
The chairmen of Franklin and Montgomery counties are expected to challenge for the leadership
BOARDMAN Township regulates loud noise
The penalty for a first-time offender under the new resolution is $50. BOARDMAN -- Night-time
GAIL WHITE Phases of childhood end without notice
Our neighbors, Keith and Kellee Crider, are a few years our senior with four children. Two are in
YOUNGSTOWN Jurors in Greene murder trial plan to visit scene of 1999 shooting
The couple met in Washington, D.C. WARREN -- A wedding re-enactment of the marriage of Harriet
The latest developments in the war on terrorism:
The latest developments in the war on terrorism: GROUND ZERO Ironworkers, above, make sure the
SOFTBALL REGULAR SEASON TUESDAY'S LINESCORE MINERAL RIDGE 3, URSULINE 2
SOFTBALL REGULAR SEASON TUESDAY'S LINESCORE MINERAL RIDGE 3, URSULINE 2 Mineral Ridge1000020--3112
18 WWII vets receive diplomas
CAMPBELL -- Eighteen World War II veterans who left Campbell Memorial High School to serve their
YOUNGSTOWN Board of education adopts school renovation plans
The board gave Choffin Career Center a new lease on life. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF
SHARON Planner unveils proposals for downtown revitalization
The consultant must now work up cost estimates and help the city find funding. By HAROLD GWIN
NEW HOPE ACADEMY After giving school six years, principal to call it quits soon
By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Six years ago, Sylvia Imler was ready to
PREP PREVIEW | Regional softball
DIVISION I Who: Boardman (24-4) vs. Massillon Jackson (20-3). When: Thursday, 4:30 p.m.
SHARON English proposes reduction in federal excise tax on beer
Congressman Phil English said 43 cents of every dollar spent on beer goes for taxes. By HAROLD
Success continued
By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF POLAND -- Five summers ago, a group of 11- and 12-year-
Pay rate set for elections board work
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Anyone serving on the Lawrence County Elections Board who wants to be paid will
EAST PALESTINE Council considers panel to review developers' plans
Plans approved by the committee would likely need fewer revisions, officials said. By NANCY TULLIS
Leads sought in arson
Leads sought in arson YOUNGSTOWN -- Leads are still being sought in the May 2 arson-homicide at 33
Sheriff's office probes death of Butler infant
Sheriff's office probes death of Butler infant LISBON -- The Columbiana County Sheriff's
YOUNGSTOWN Federal magistrate says guard held in robbery is 'danger'
The cases of all three defendants have been bound over to a federal grand jury. By JoANNE VIVIANO
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Raymond and Elizabeth Allen, 358 S. Edgehill, Youngstown, boy, May 28. Forum
MAHONING JAIL Inmate arrest brings reform
The warden is resurrecting a work-release monitoring program. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
Argument in Campbell turns violent
CAMPBELL -- Damien L. Patterson, 23, and Angela M. Williams, 25, both of Monroe Street, were
AGENDA
AGENDA THURSDAY Austintown Board of Zoning Appeals, 7 p.m., in the township building. Eastgate
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Harold M. Costello Jr., 50, of 1372 E. South Range Road, North
2 teens held in thefts
2 teens held in thefts STRUTHERS -- Police arrested an 18-year-old Sexton Street man and a 16-
PROSPECT, PA. Residents oppose landfill near park
The state could take several months to determine if the application will be denied or granted. By
Crash spills fuel, shuts down Route 7
COLUMBIANA -- A three-vehicle crash closed part of state Route 7 for several hours and triggered a
OHIO Possible increase in cigarette tax has some fuming
The cigarette tax in Pennsylvania is 6 cents higher than Ohio's. That could change if the Ohio
YOUNGSTOWN Local officials upbeat about North Star sale
North Star ranks 11th for income tax withholding among city employers. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
Latest developments in the war on terror:
Latest developments in the war on terror: GROUND ZERO Ironworkers, above, make sure the path is
K.O. DRUGS A month of action culminates tonight
Hubbard High has 13 fighters in championship fights. HUBBARD -- The 15th annual K.O. Drugs High
SALEM Norfolk Southern to fix bumpy crossings
The railroad has assured the city administration the work will be done in coming weeks. SALEM --
CANFIELD SCHOOLS Residents favor assistant chief for promotion
The assistant superintendent said he'll stay with the district even if he's not promoted. By IAN
GIRARD Council member to resign in July
Four Democratic precinct committeemen in the 3rd Ward will meet to fill the vacancy. By TIM YOVICH
Kids find reading takes them places
By KATIE-NELL SCANLON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER LIBERTY -- Pupils from E.J. Blott Elementary
LAWRENCE COUNTY Officials seek to stay valuation
New Castle residents asked the county to help stop a proposed road. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
Relay for Life will be held in Liberty
LIBERTY -- Liberty Township's first Relay for Lifestarts at 6 p.m. Friday at the high school
Youngstown Schools give parents reasons to leave
Opinion: Youngstown Schools give parents reasons to leave EDITOR: I am a life-long resident of Youngstown
YOUNGSTOWN Concealed-weapon hearing set
Prosecutors argued that the concealed-weapon law does not violate constitutional rights of those who
WARREN Agency warns city that project hurts wetland
The Army Corps of Engineers approved the project when plans were submitted about a year ago,
Cards' fortunes on right track
CANFIELD -- Although the season ended sooner than they hoped, Canfield High's baseball program
Pakistan, India on the brink of war with nuclear weapons
Opinion: With the phrase "brink of war" pressed into service by the media every time India and Pakistan
SAVING MOUNTAIN STREAMS
Opinion: Washington Post: At least for the moment, the Army Corps of Engineers won't be issuing any new
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WASHINGTON Hard words pose no problem for Mahoning Valley spellers
All three area spellers are still vying to become Ohio's first national champion since 1964.
Crews battle fatigue at bridge collapse site
Crews battle fatigue at bridge collapse site WEBBERS FALLS, Okla. -- Although divers have battled
Tuesday, May 28 (31 stories)
Boy uses class time for fake purchases
ROGERS -- A 13-year-old Beaver Local Middle School pupil spent about $2 million in astronomy class
HERMITAGE Police, FBI searching for robbery witnesses
Authorities believe the bank's camera got a picture of the robber. HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Friday night
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Jessica Elliott and Mont Mecker Jr., 3253 Creed Road, New Waterford, girl,
BERLIN CENTER Students make the grade in business
Plans for next year include adding a storefront and seeking a business partner. By JOANN JONES
MAHONING COUNTY Sheriff makes arrests in election fraud probe
The sheriff's department arrested a former Republican precinct committee candidate and issued a
REGIONAL TRACK QUALIFIERS
DIVISION I BOYS FITCH Davanzo Tate (100, 200), Miles Williams (400), Sean Williams (3200), Eric
Tyler Young tosses no-hitter; Becdir, Propane, Livi win two
STRUTHERS -- Tyler Young tossed a no-hitter as Roth Brothers defeated Youngstown Express 9-1 in
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CAMPBELL -- The post office will remove almost half of the mail collection boxes in the city and may
MAHONING COUNTY Probate court goes online with Web site
The court's Web address is www.mahoningcountyprobate.org. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
Juneteenth fest spreads to city
The celebration originally marked the end of slavery in Texas. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
Archdiocese of Chicago removes two priests
Archdiocese of Chicago removes two priests CHICAGO -- The Archdiocese of Chicago has removed two
ODOT Orange cones mean 'slower'
ODOT gives some common-sense advice on taking precautions in construction zones. By AMY HOUSLEY
WARREN Celebrating black achievement
The event offers gospel music, food, a parade, rides and games. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
TRACK AND FIELD Champs return; others giving it their best shot
Boardman's Amber Bland leads a team that girls coach Denise Gorski called the best she's ever had.
SUNDAY'S GAMES
SUNDAY'S GAMES American League Cleveland 3, Toronto 1 Kansas City 7, Texas 5, 1st game
ON AREA DIAMONDS | Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL Little b Roth Bros. 5, Bandits 3. Becdir 10, Lazart 2. Line Drive 7, Wolf 1. Youngstown
Grants aim to keep students in county
MERCER, Pa. -- Mercer County has received two state grants aimed at keeping young people in the
Aeros lose 6-2
Aeros lose 6-2 Julio DePaula allowed just two runs in 71/3 innings to lead the Norwich Navigators
Historical home to open
Historical home to open CANFIELD -- The oldest remaining log home in Northeast Ohio opens for the
School levy recount
School levy recount YOUNGSTOWN -- Poland schools' 3.9-mill five-year emergency levy will get an
ROSTER
ROSTER Leetonia firefighters A roster of active Leetonia Volunteer Fire Department firefighters
COLUMBIANA CORNER 'Star Wars' meets cable wars
The latest installment of George Lucas' Star Wars saga hit theaters recently, and an AT & amp;T
Ohio's judicial system can use some updating
Opinion: When Chief Justice Thomas Moyer of the Ohio Supreme Court spoke recently at a meeting of the Ohio
CANFIELD BUILDER Program benefits elderly, disabled
The local contractor wants to teach others about certain remodeling techniques. By DON SHILLING
A long time ago, in a galaxy not so far, far away
Opinion: These days, many young people know the details of the planets and star systems that populate George
NORTH STAR STEEL 3 companies to buy mills
The new owner has deep pockets -- it's paying cash for the North Star division and has a large
Fighting fires is in their blood
Leetonia firefighters are family -- in some cases, literally. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM
REGIONAL PREVIEW High school softball
DIVISION II Who: Poland (20-6) vs. Conneaut (16-5) When: Thursday, 4:30 p.m. Where: Firestone
Monday, May 27 (27 stories)
FRED C. CUTRER III.
FRED C. CUTRER III. Age: 40. Address: Canfield. Family: Wife, the former Shannon Noll of
HOLIDAY EDITION Memorial Day
In observance of Memorial Day, The Vindicator is publishing only one edition today. It is to be
NURSE-FAMILY PARTNERSHIP New mothers get help they need
Lawrence County officials hope the program will help decrease the county's rate of teen-age
RESULTS Helping new moms The Nurse-Family Partnership grew out of a pilot program in Elmira, N.Y., more than two decades ago. Researchers followed up 15 years later and discovered that a group of low-
Over two years greater interval between the birth of the first and second child. 30 fewer months use
HARRISBURG, PA. Grants to help communities with pollution
HARRISBURG, Pa. -- State Rep. Frank LaGrotta of Ellwood City, D-10th, said the state Department of
2 men injured in brawl outside bar
YOUNGSTOWN -- A brawl outside a Market Street bar early Sunday landed two men in the emergency room
YOUNGSTOWN Downtown buzzing with activity
Parties, concerts and festivals have filled downtown's summer calendar. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
YOUNGSTOWN Police officers swear to protect, but cussing costs -- it's the can
The police chief thought he was speaking biblically. Wrong. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
SOCCER
SOCCER Valley Sports in Struthers -- will be the site of an outdoor soccer tournament for men,
SALEM End of Jubilee gives chamber extra time
The chamber is devoting more time to business matters now that it no longer is responsible for an
Authorities jail man in fatal stabbing
WARREN -- Police plan to file charges Tuesday against a city man in a stabbing death over the
Club honors historical buildings
The new markers will highlight the village's history as Ohio celebrates its bicentennial. By
SATURDAY'S GAMES
SATURDAY'S GAMES American League N.Y. Yankees 3, Boston 2 Cleveland 3, Toronto 0 Oakland 6,
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Mahoningside problems can't be fixed overnight
Opinion: EDITOR: As a contractor for the Leatherworks site in Girard and the Mahoningside site in Warren,
The price of freedom paid in sacrifice
Opinion: On this Memorial Day, we not only honor the nation's armed services personnel killed in wartime, but
Sons will finally bury dad killed in Vietnam
Numerous uncles picked up the role of father for the young boys after their father's plane went
Smart cop, careless crooks make quick work of crime
Opinion: Thanks to the alertness and quick thinking of Boardman police Detective Sgt. Stephen Riwniak,
Gunman robs driver
Gunman robs driver YOUNGSTOWN -- A New Middletown man was robbed by gunpoint while stopped at a
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Leicester C. Stovell Jr., 31, of 2948 Regal Drive, Warren, and
KSU-TRUMBULL Families fight back
The importance of math and science studies will be stressed. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Undelivered letter reopens old wounds
Thomas Grantonic was 20 when he was killed in France, in 1945, during World War II. By JoANNE
Arizona residents flee as wildfire grows
Arizona residents flee as wildfire grows TUCSON, Ariz. -- About 100 residents were ordered to
Ursuline believes softball dreams
This is a story about Steel Valley Conference softball. But it's not about Boardman High, the
Sunday, May 26 (32 stories)
IN THE CUP Area aces
James Rinehart of Boardman aced the 177-yard ninth hole at Deer Creek Golf Course, using a 5-iron.
KEYSTONE CLIPS Increased security limits tours
There will be no open public tours of the Shenango Dam on Shenango River Lake in Mercer County this
WNBA ROUNDUP | Saturday's game
Sparks 72, Liberty 64 LOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles Sparks' hopes for an undefeated season were
Ready for a better showing
Ready for a better showing Four years after flopping in the World Cup, the United States travels
AREA GOLF SCORES
MEN Penn-Ohio League (at VFW) -- Warren 40, Sharon 24.5, Youngstown 20.5, New Castle 10. Joe
GAME TIME Today
Who: Indians (Colon 5-3) at Blue Jays (Prokopec 2-6). When: 1:05 p.m. Radio/TV: WKBN-AM (570),
DIV. III DISTRICT TRACK MEET Cayson, Chaves lead JFK to crowns
Josh Cayson and Lauren Chaves were standouts for the Eagles' boys and girls track teams. ANDOVER
A SUPER-ACHIEVER The Kevin Libeg file
Named Hubbard High's "Most Outstanding Senior, Class of 2002" by senior classmates Named school's
A tale of two mothers
Opinion: Psychologists say that there are five or six basic profiles for women who kill their own children.
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Suspect in slaying
Suspect in slaying WARREN -- City police have a suspect in custody for the slaying of a man late
Girard schools should act quickly to restore trust
Opinion: If the reported allegations against Joseph Shoaf, former Girard schools superintendent, of drug use
Residents complain of crime in streets
A councilman said addressing crime will take the combined efforts of police and residents. By
Exhibit at Packard
Exhibit at Packard WARREN -- An exhibit of tractors, trucks and "big boy toys" runs Tuesday
CLEVELAND INDIANS
CLEVELAND INDIANS Today -- at Toronto, 1:05 p.m. Monday -- Detroit, 1:05 p.m. Tuesday --
BOARDMAN BUSINESS Technically, Microsys makes specialty software
The Boardman-based company has dealers marketing its medical office software in 25 states. By
DISTRICT TENNIS Trapps, Shah lose title matches
The Poland doubles team of Colin Larouere and Rodrigo Catunda finished third. VINDICATOR STAFF
DIVISION III TRACK Tiger frosh breaks record
South Range's Julie Nemergut won the 3200 and was second in the 1600. By MARK W. MILLER
At Home Federal, the customers bank on familiar faces, service
The average employee at the one-branch bank has been there for more than 20 years. By DON SHILLING
Inside
Inside The third time was the charm for the Poland High baseball team. After two straight runner-
A few of my favorite peeves
A few things that have irked me, while reminding myself it's only a game: U One theory on why the
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Titans can count on Culp
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- Kevin Culp of Canfield is serious about playing baseball and studying
BASEBALL Kevin Libeg will be asset for Penguins
The Masury native brings a "special" background from Hubbard High to YSU and its baseball team. By
Poland makes right turn toward regional tourney
By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF STRUTHERS -- The third time proved to be doubly charming
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Friendship cited as reason Mancini, Arroyo never met
It's the fight everyone wanted to see: Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini vs. Harry Arroyo. It never
Workshop targets food-safety lessons
Workshop targets food-safety lessons NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A basic food-safety workshop for nonprofit
LOCAL
LOCAL Rupert-Duchek take over lead CANFIELD -- By rolling 1,473, Jerri Rupert and Jerry Duchek
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
SATURDAY'S RESULTS BASEBALL TOURNAMENT LINESCORE DIVISION II POLAND 9, CANFIELD 3 Poland0016200--
Boardman bunches district titles again
The boys and girls track teams finished first in the Division I meet, complementing baseball and
More concerns raised about Ryan's candidacy
Opinion: EDITOR: There are three columnists I invariably read every Sunday as they often offer daring
Saturday, May 25 (2 stories)
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& lt;P & gt; & lt;B & gt;BURTON, & lt;/B & gt; Helen A., 59, of Youngstown;
Commission is best way to investigate 9/11
Opinion: If the assassination of a president warranted an independent commission, it is difficult to argue
Friday, May 24 (2 stories)
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Justice at last for four little Birmingham girls
Opinion: It has taken nearly 39 years, but finally, the fourth person implicated in the September 1963
Thursday, May 23 (2 stories)
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Another public official makes out like a bandit
Opinion: Pardon our sounding like a broken record, but since when is showing up for work when you aren't sick
Wednesday, May 22 (2 stories)
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COLUMBIANA New Lisbon company purchases National Heat
National Heat has gone from a start-up company to one with a client base of Fortune 500 companies.
Tuesday, May 21 (2 stories)
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BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL Fitch High School -- will have a camp for boys in grades six-nine on June 10-13. For
Monday, May 20 (2 stories)
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Youngstown Catholic diocese cannot avoid public scrutiny
Opinion: A press release issued by the Catholic Diocese of Youngstown dealing with allegations of past sexual
Sunday, May 19 (1 stories)
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Saturday, May 18 (1 stories)
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Friday, May 17 (2 stories)
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HARD-WORKING TEENS On the fast track
Kids say they like to have a full schedule, but it can be overwhelming. By TRACEY D'ASTOLFO
Thursday, May 16 (2 stories)
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May 16, 1975: Some 35 million Americans on Social Security will receive an 8 percent increase in
Opinion: May 16, 1975: Some 35 million Americans on Social Security will receive an 8 percent increase in
Wednesday, May 15 (2 stories)
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EDITOR:
Opinion: EDITOR: Thank you Ronald Develin (letter to editor 5/10/01). You have put in to writing what many
Tuesday, May 14 (1 stories)
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Monday, May 13 (13 stories)
Wiley-Peltz wedding set for late June
CAMPBELL -- Kenneth and Ruby Peltz, 71 Creed Circle, are announcing the coming marriage of their
BRITAIN
Opinion: The Guardian, London, May 6: France's 2002 presidential election was by turns shocking, shaming and
Amy Thistlewaite, Daniel Etter to be married June 21
BOARDMAN -- Harry and Olivia Thistlewaite of 788 Wildwood Drive are announcing plans for the coming
Julia M. Kessler to be bride of J.P. Rowbotham
Announcement is being made by Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kessler, Spruce Mill Drive, Yardley, Pa., and
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OHIO Energy producers express need for national policy
The Buckeye State pumps out about 16,000 barrels a day of oil. YOUNGSTOWN -- The lack of a
Parents announce Aiello-Durig troth, wedding plans
HUBBARD -- The engagement of Margaret Susan Aiello, 39 Mock St., and Jonathan Scott Durig, 230 E.
ONE ON ONE | Joe DeMatteo Policeman keeps explosive situations under control
What is the worst thing you've seen doing this job? In 1987, we had a bomb at a nursing home in
Parents announce Barris-Swank engagement
The engagement of Sheri Barris of Youngstown and Scott Swank of Columbiana is announced by the
WORTH A LOOK
AUCTIONS XSt. Lucy Roman Catholic Church, 394 Tenney Ave., Campbell, will hold a Chinese auction
with Joe DeMatteo
with Joe DeMatteo Age: 52. Hometown: Boardman; native of Hubbard. Occupation: Youngstown
Miss Scharrer, David Budz plan June wedding
VIENNA -- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scharrer, King Graves Road, announce the engagement of their
Tattered flag dishonors America's veterans
Opinion: Tattered flag dishonors America's veterans EDITOR: I travel the World War II Bridge formerly
Sunday, May 12 (67 stories)
MAGOFFIN INN A great deal for a great price
You don't have to spend a lot to get a lot for a quick getaway. By JEFF SCHOCH VINDICATOR STAFF
Rotary Club to hold annual golf scramble
HUBBARD -- The Struthers Rotary Club will hold its 15th annual golf outing June 7 at Pine Lake Golf
GIRARD Schools chief resigns abruptly
A resignation letter cites personal reasons for Shoaf's sudden departure. By BOB JACKSON
POLLYANNA FARIA PAUL WEDRA
POLLYANNA FARIA PAUL WEDRA PHOENIX -- Pollyanna Faria and Paul Wedra, both of 6058 W. Audrey Lane,
NEW CASTLE Cascade will go to dogs for a day
Television personalities and area officials will judge the pet contests. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- There
Donofrio 50th is celebrated at family dinner
YOUNGSTOWN -- Retired Judge and Mrs. Joseph Donofrio, 1236 Cherokee Drive, celebrated their 50th
JACK WOLLITZ Smaller is better for panfish
Crappie fishing has been improving in recent weeks as water temperatures continue to inch upward
KELLY JO SNYDER JAMES GUERRIERO JR.
KELLY JO SNYDER JAMES GUERRIERO JR. BOARDMAN -- Kelly Jo Snyder, daughter of Alex and Kathy
GUEST ROOMS
GUEST ROOMS Five options Five rooms are available for overnight guests of The Magoffin Inn. Here
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES MONDAY Church of the Beloved Disciple, North Broad St., Grove City, Pa., 1 to 6
Honored by NAMI
Honored by NAMI POLAND -- Carol Nolan Hetherington of Bethany, Okla., formerly of Poland, was
NATIONALITY DAYS Schedule
A partial listing of entertainment scheduled for Nationality Days in Ambridge, Pa. All entertainment
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK Francisco Bermudez The FBI and the Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task
Shenango Conservancy offers canoe trip
SHARON, Pa. -- For those wishing to experience a leisurely, scenic and out-of-the-ordinary
KEYSTONE CLIPS Free guide to Pa. fairs now available
Free copies of the 2002 Pennsylvania Fairs Guide are now available from the Greenville and Vernon
KATHRYN EARNHART | The Butlers Art blooms in a variety of exhibits
Spring has brought a burst of new exhibitions at The Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown
LAWRENCE COUNTY Commission wants input on study
The panel must decide by July if a change in government is needed. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
WHAT'S DOING?
EVENTS Lakes Tournament Trail: Berlin June 23, Mosquito July 14, Berlin again on Aug. 11 and
DAWN PECCHIO JASON ROBERTS
DAWN PECCHIO JASON ROBERTS YOUNGSTOWN -- Dawn Michelle Pecchio, 245 Summit St., East Canton, and
Warner mall to open by Oct. 31
Several years ago, part of the building collapsed. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU
BENEFIT School alumni association plans scholarship golf outing
Golfers will scramble to raise funds for scholarships. HUBBARD -- Deer Creek Golf Course has been
JENNIFER NOTARESCHI MATTHEW COLLA
JENNIFER NOTARESCHI MATTHEW COLLA NEW MIDDLETOWN -- The Rev. Nicholas Shori officiated at 2 p.m.
'RAISING HEALTHY, CONFIDENT AND SUCCESSFUL GIRLS' Sportscaster Storm espouses participation
"Go Girl! Raising Healthy, Confident and Successful Girls through Sports" (Sourcebooks, $16.95, May
MAHONING COUNTY Policemen will honor good work
The awards will be given during a luncheon Wednesday at Alberini's Restaurant. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Mohneys observe silver anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. David Mohney of 25 S. Maryland Ave. were honored May 11 at a reception at
BIRTHS
BIRTHS Forum Health Northside Kevin and Patricia Kelley, 139 S. Belle Vista Ave., Youngstown,
Block Watch meeting
Block Watch meeting YOUNGSTOWN -- "Choosing a security alarm system for your home or small
Directions from Youngstown area: Take I-80 east to U.S. Route 19 at Exit 15. Turn left onto Route
Directions from Youngstown area: Take I-80 east to U.S. Route 19 at Exit 15. Turn left onto Route
RELAYS FOR LIFE Area dates and locations
Here are the dates and locations for upcoming American Cancer Society Relays for Life in Mahoning,
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go Directions: Take Ohio Turnpike East to Pennsylvania Turnpike. Exit at
NANCY MORRISON TOM STEFFORA
NANCY MORRISON TOM STEFFORA ARROYO GRANDE, Calif. -- Married in an outdoor ceremony at the Cypress
TIME LINE American Message Centers
1946 -- Company began as Telephone Secretary Co. in Sharon, an in-home business. Owner Catherine
AMBRIDGE, PA. 37th Nationality Days Festival celebrates variety of ethnicities
There will be music, food, a craft bazaar and activities for children. By TERRI BOGOLEA GALLAGHER
CHRISTINE WALLACE DANIEL MERCER
CHRISTINE WALLACE DANIEL MERCER NILES -- The wedding of Christine L. Wallace and Daniel J. Mercer
MARNEE CSEJTEY MICHAEL SWEENEY
MARNEE CSEJTEY MICHAEL SWEENEY YOUNGSTOWN -- Nuptial vows were exchanged by Marnee Marie Csejtey,
QUOTABLE
QUOTABLE Wick Neighbors Here's what members of the Wick Neighbors project have to say about the
Move from Boardman into the city reawakened community ambience
By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- H. William Lawson moved from Boardman
A core group of gang members once terrorized the neighborhood, a city cop said.
A core group of gang members once terrorized the neighborhood, a city cop said. By PATRICIA MEADE
By JOHN PATRICK GATTA
By JOHN PATRICK GATTA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Course of Nature may be one of the only bands
SCOTT SHALAWAY Vireos' tune gives them away
My office sits above the garage at the bottom of the driveway. As I walk 150 feet to work each
MAHONING COUNTY Officials: Backlog will be resolved
County officials are looking for new technology to help them store official documents. By BOB
Fry anniversary marked May 5 in park gardens
BOARDMAN -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. Fry, 406 Brookfield Ave., was
NEW YORK ART TOUR Butler Institute
Join Dr. Louis Zona, director of the Butler Institute of American Art, and others who love art for a
HEATHER BURKHART WILLIAM OYLER
HEATHER BURKHART WILLIAM OYLER LAS VEGAS -- Heather L. Burkhart and William C. Oyler, both of 240
JEANETTE THOMPSON RANDALL KNAPP
JEANETTE THOMPSON RANDALL KNAPP YOUNGSTOWN -- St. Columba Cathedral provided the setting April 6
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Haustoviches honored for 50th at surprise party
YOUNGSTOWN -- A surprise party was held May 11 at Cipriano's Restaurant in Ravenna in celebration of
CAREER PATHS
LAW AKRON -- Atty. David J. Hrina of Canfield, a staff attorney with the law firm of Buckingham,
Webers honored at surprise party for anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weber of Youngstown were the guests of honor at a surprise party
YOUNGSTOWN Wick Neighbors' plan to revitalize Smoky Hollow likely to spread
A group wants to bring new life to the city by reviving an older neighborhood. By D.A. WILKINSON
MAHONING VALLEY Relay participants take steps to defeat cancer
Many participants say they're honoring a friend or family member who died of cancer. By IAN HILL
MIKE BRAUN Gillies Gear wants to clothe anglers, and everyone else
If you are a fly angler worth your salt, then you know that there are some good trout and steelhead
BESSEMER, PA. New VFW post is chartered
The organization is family oriented and provides comradeship for its members. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN
GRAEDONS | People's Pharmacy Watch dosage of baking soda
Q. I want to warn people about using baking soda to treat heartburn and indigestion. Although there
Marshes honored on anniversary at dinner party
STRUTHERS -- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marsh, 592 W. Omar St., were guests of honor at a family dinner
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Concrete houses offer strength and versatility
Q. We are planning to build an efficient new house. We are considering one made primarily of
Carnegie features artworks of glass
Who would have thought Grateful Dead guitarist Jerry Garcia would inspire fine art displayed in a
Photo courtesy of Louis Adams
Photo courtesy of Louis Adams SMOKY HOLLOW: In this photo taken in the 1950s, Susan Steiner stands
LAWRENCE COUNTY
LAWRENCE COUNTY Study commission Five hearings to gauge public perception of Lawrence County's
HEALTH CARE Rising premium costs squeeze small businesses
Health-care costs have jumped 20 percent for Ohio small businesses. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR
Thanks to single mothers, single father can succeed
Opinion: Thanks to single mothers, single father can succeed EDITOR: On Mother's Day, a plethora of
By LAURE CIOFFI
By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Only a few times in Mary
Episode II best "Star Wars" movie since "Empire Strikes Back"
By MILAN PAURICH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT This time, The Force is with George Lucas. After the
DOCTORS
DOCTORS Chief resident Dr. Lisa L. Stephens, a 2000 graduate of NEOUCOM, was recently appointed
VETERANS
VETERANS Grave decorations YOUNGSTOWN -- Families of veterans are reminded that flag holders
Saturday, May 11 (35 stories)
BELOIT West Branch sends Irish packing, 10-3
Ursuline finished the season at 3-12. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT BELOIT -- The West
Arson charges against Pa. man are bound over
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Charges against a city man accused of arson were bound over to Lawrence County
MAHONING VALLEY SCRAPPERS Aviles is back; Turgeon is heading east
However, a Boston College baseball official said the school hasn't hired anyone. By BRIAN
NEW CASTLE Former director sentenced
Pallerino agreed to testify against another man as part of his plea. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The city's
LIBERTY Annual Meyer lecture scheduled May 29
The event offers programs that seek to build bridges between the Jewish and Christian communities.
Formal opening marked
The new senior center offers almost every imaginable activity under one roof. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
YSU Provost aims 'to make a difference'
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown State University's new
GAME TIME Today
Who: Astros (Oswalt 4-1) at Pirates (Fogg 4-1). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio: WKST-AM (1200).
ADVICE | Biblical diet
Dr. Don Colbert advises eating and lifestyle changes for a better life. Replace butter, saturated
NILES Assault, disorderly charges against two are dismissed
The two got into a tussle in the restroom outside the court where both were attending a court
Man unharmed after night in woods
FARMINGTON -- Rescue workers found a man who'd been lost in the Grand River Wildlife Area in
PULASKI SLAYINGS Quadruple homicide case reopened
A man accused of the homicides was acquitted in a retrial. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The investigation
Expert to speak
Expert to speak YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. William Hudnut of Chevy Chase, Md., will speak at 11 a.m.
YSU VOLLEYBALL Penguins strengthen non-league schedule
YSU will play its first 14 matches on the road. YOUNGSTOWN -- Three NCAA tournament teams and
WASHINGTONVILLE Police to crack down on residents' junk
In last year's cleanup effort three of about 85 junk vehicles were towed. By NANCY TULLIS
Route 5/82 detour
Route 5/82 detour CHAMPION -- The state Route 45 ramp to state Route 5/82 eastbound is closed. The
Appreciation picnic
Appreciation picnic YOUNGSTOWN -- The Protestant Campus Ministry will have a "Campus Ministry
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HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL J-M's Corbett fires perfect game
Senior Bill Corbett needed only 51 pitches for his first career gem in a 10-0 win over Southern
Officials say no to court merger
Location and efficiency are two reasons cited for declining the offer to merge. By BOB JACKSON
PREP SOFTBALL Lowellville wins first tourney game
Southington defeated Newbury in a Division IV sectional. SEBRING -- The Lowellville High softball
Former auditor blasts mayor
Mayor Melfi said the state audits speak for themselves. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Forum Health Northside
Forum Health Northside Todd and Kenda Learn, 4929 E. Radio Road, Austintown, boy, May 10. Forum
3 are indicted in DUI-related fatality
Adults are accused of providing underage drinkers with booze and a place to consume it. By NORMAN
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Benjamin L. Gemmel, 20, of 15175 Akron-Canfield Road, Berlin
Putting wood to good reuse
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU COLUMBIANA -- Give them your construction scraps, your
Player wins 'Bonus Cash'
LEETONIA -- Mantie M. Smith of Leetonia beat the odds of one in 1 million to win $20,000 in the Ohio
TRUMBULL COUNTY Dem leadership to face big changes
The party's precinct committee members will meet June 6 to elect officers including chairman and
7 killed, dozens injured in train derailment
7 killed, dozens injured in train derailment POTTERS BAR, England -- A high-speed train derailed
Aviles returns to Niles
Aviles returns to Niles Willie Aviles, who served as coach during the 1999 and 2000 Pinckney-
HUBBARD SCHOOLS Drug search without police disturbs official
Police won't get involved in school drug searches unless it's from the outset. By TIM YOVICH
COLLEGE BASEBALL YSU comeback falls short in 7-6 loss
The Penguins will try to bounce back against Wisconsin-Milwaukee today in a twin-bill at Cafaro
By PATRICIA MEADE
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- After 221/2 years in prison, Ronald D.
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
FRIDAY'S RESULTS BASEBALL AREA SCORES DIVISION II West Branch 10, Ursuline 3 Lakeview 13,
Friday, May 10 (51 stories)
HERMITAGE SCHOOLS Arbiters work on dispute
Arbitration meetings lasted nearly eight hours. HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Another arbitration session in
YOUNGSTOWN Educator: Let's get parents involved
Adults must be better models of behavior, said the leader of an effort to promote character in the
TEEN HEALTH
TEEN HEALTH Bad breath can indicate nose, sinus, tooth woes Q. I have always had bad breath.
YOUNGSTOWN Children to learn about sports safety
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Child Life & amp; Education Department at Forum Health Tod Children's
Guard leaves airport
Guard leaves airport VIENNA -- The National Guard troops assigned to Youngstown-Warren Regional
Free WRTA pass
Free WRTA pass YOUNGSTOWN -- Joe Lewis Wilson Jr. won a six-month transit pass from Western
GAIL WHITE Motherhood more important than big plans
As a young, single, childless woman I had big plans. I was going to be a big executive with a big
YOUNGSTOWN Commissioners approve sale of bonds for YMCA branch
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Construction of a $12 million
TRACK AND FIELD Harding cruises to Trumbull County crown
Maplewood edged Girard for the girls title on the final event. By DOUG CHAPIN VINDICATOR
NESHANNOCK School board OKs proposal for budget
The board is looking for new legal representation. NEW CASTLE -- The Neshannock Area School Board
GIRARD Lawmaker says council is getting financial data
Residents still don't realize the depth of the city's problems, the councilwoman said. By TIM
MERCER COUNTY Officials OK bonds for BHC
Commissioners approved funding for repairing the Hadley Dam. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR
WEST BRANCH Board awards bids for work
The board also anticipates accepting bids for the K-8 building. BELOIT -- The West Branch Board
LAWRENCE COUNTY One commissioner's horse race
A 4-year-old mare, a former race horse, broke free from a nearby Amish farm. By LAURE CIOFFI
Jennifer Harold, Chad Dennewitz set wedding date
BOARDMAN -- Vincent and Dorothy Harold, 28 Erskine Ave., announce the engagement of their daughter,
Government shouldn't pay for steel pensions
Opinion: Government shouldn't pay for steel pensions EDITOR: I wish to express my opposition to the use
Sherlock is target of 2nd investigation
The ethics commission waited for completion of the state audit before launching its own probe. By
Bids for high school
Bids for high school NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- City school officials opened bids for construction of a
WARREN State board is dropping complaint against attorney
The attorney still has a contempt of court case pending against her out of Columbiana County. By
CANFIELD Bayus blocks widening of road
Trustees will take another vote on the road improvements Monday. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF
SAY WHAT
SAY WHAT "In the beginning, the students were afraid of change. But the kids got together. The
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Judge sets trial date for murder suspect
The judge gave permission to take the deposition of a police officer who was at the scene. By
Shannon Price, Jason Lukz plan August wedding
NORTHVILLE, Mich. -- Frederick and Linda Price of Northville, Mich., are announcing the engagement
WARREN Red Cross ends year with a big splash
Volunteers help the children in the pool twice each week throughout the school year. By DENISE
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YOUNGSTOWN City eyes costs to redevelop airport
The city is making plans since its last industrial park is almost full. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XWarren Charter Chapter, American Business Women's Association, will meet at 6 p.m.
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
The following people were indicted Thursday by a Mahoning County grand jury: Megan E. Buchanan,
MOUNTAINEER ENTRIES
MOUNTAINEER ENTRIES TODAY -- 7 P.M. 1st--$10,300, mdn cl $4,000-$4,000, 3YO up, 1 1/8mi. Reid
Spartans edge Bulldogs
Spartans edge Bulldogs The Boardman High softball team produced the big break it needed in the top
COLUMBIANA Hearing to focus on TV service
Customers may comment on service issues and their future cable-related interests. COLUMBIANA --
SALEM Mother names hospital in suit
The lawsuit alleges that the hospital and a doctor delayed administering antibiotics. SALEM --
BECKY SHER | Hype Electronics geared for women
It's a great time to be a woman shopping for electronics. Why? Because it seems like every company
PREP SOFTBALL Boardman wins battle of best
Last year's state qualifiers, Boardman and Poland, needed eight innings to decide matters. By MARK
BASEBALL Liberty outlasts Salem
SALEM -- The Liberty High baseball team scored eight runs in the final three innings to defeat Salem
AUSTINTOWN During speech, mother discusses struggles of son's mental illness
Federation of Families is available to anyone who deals with children suffering from any type of
OHIO POLL Other results
Other Ohio Poll results released Thursday show: U.S. Sen. George Voinovich's job performance
Miss Addicott to be bride of Mr. Achenbach
The engagement of Adrienne Marie Addicott, daughter of Jeffery and Alexis Addicott of Hermitage,
Thanks, mom, for a life of love
Saturday will be an exciting day for me. It's my junior prom. For weeks now, I have eagerly
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
BASEBALL THURSDAY'S SCORES TOURNAMENT DIVISION II Struthers 17, Wilson 0 Niles at Lakeview,
OHIO Poll: Fewer approve of Taft's performance
The governor's disapproval rating is an all-time high. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS
EAST SIDE Agency unveils building
The new Salvation Army building is being used primarily for church services. By D.A. WILKINSON
YSU
YSU Softball DAYTON -- Illinois-Chicago sophomore Jacque Vaca went 3-for-3 with two RBIs, as the
DEEP THINKER N.J. student finds outlet for thoughts
This year, more than 4,000 elementary and secondary school pupilsparticipated in the Kids Philosophy
LORDSTOWN SCHOOLS Principal leaves job for a post at TCTC
The longtime principal has worked in the district about 18 years. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
MAHONING COUNTY Failure of tax rouses Reese
Commissioners plan to fight hard for passage of the tax in the November election. By BOB JACKSON
YOUNGSTOWN PRESCHOOL
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- A royal flush in poker probably wouldn't
GAME TIME Today
Who: Astros (C. Hernandez 3-0) at Pirates (J. Anderson 2-4). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio/TV: WKST-AM
CONGRESSIONAL RACES GOP: Dems' stronghold looks weaker
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- The National Republican Congressional
BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL Grove City High School -- needs a team for a tournament Nov. 29-30 and for the
Thursday, May 9 (54 stories)
GRAEDONS | People's Herbal Pharmacy Coconut macaroons to the rescue
Q. Your suggestion of coconut macaroon cookies for diarrhea was a godsend for me. I'd had diarrhea
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Frank J. and Laurie (Lewis) Honthy of Lebanon are announcing the birth of their second son, Trent
ON CAMPUS College news and notes
Mount Union Mark Prejsnar (Poland), a senior, was named to the All-Ohio Athletic Conference
PREP SOFTBALL Cearfoss nearly perfect for Irish
She didn't allow a base runner until the seventh in a 13-0 tournament win over Campbell.
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Helen Moore, 1471 Woodcrest Ave., Youngstown, girl, May 8. Mark and Dana
Lawyer question
Lawyer question CLEVELAND -- U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr. of Poland, D-17th, has until May 17
Council aims to attract business
SHARPSVILLE, Pa. -- Borough council members are taking steps to make this community as business-
GIRARD Audit cites hall, mishandled funds
The findings do not call for the recovery of any money. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
WARREN City will collect storm-water fees
One councilman believes the city has more pressing problems than massage parlors. By DENISE DICK
Charged in rapes of young girl
Charged in rapes of young girl LISBON -- An East Palestine man faces a maximum sentence of life in
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Joseph H. Zaborsky, 37, of 1973 Overlook Ave., Youngstown, and
SOFTBALL Mineral Ridge preps for tourney with Niles
The Rams won 3-0, but both teams felt they benefited from contest. By KELLY WILLIAMS VINDICATOR
WARREN Police take more of auditor's records
The municipal court judges have asked the Ohio Supreme Court to appoint a visiting judge. By PEGGY
Salem council OKs road work
SALEM -- City council has given the go-ahead for a nearly $150,000 project to improve a section of
K.O. DRUGS RESULTS
UNDERCLASS DIVISION (9TH-10TH GRADE) Flyweights Chris Simeone (Girard) won by default.
PROFILE Timothy J. Ryan
Age: 28. Residence: 438 N. Rhodes Ave. in Niles. Family: Single. Education: He received a law
SHENANGO VALLEY New housing options for elderly, disabled
Two new housing proposals would provide 29 apartments. FARRELL, Pa. -- City council has
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS Web site to give project updates
The Web site also will be used to help recruit minorities into construction jobs. By RON COLE
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IN AFGHANISTAN
IN AFGHANISTAN Latest developments The CIA fired a missile from an unmanned spy plane in hopes
Armed Forces Week events include ceremony, luncheon
YOUNGSTOWN -- The 910th Airlift Wing is sponsoring two events during Armed Forces Week, May 12-18.
Police search for suspect in case
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Police are searching for a 25-year-old Leon Drive man wanted on charges of
Lawyer files petitions for seat on appellate bench
WARREN -- Willoughby lawyer Jeffrey H. Black has collected what he hopes will be sufficient
DIVISION III SOFTBALL Marsh's one-hit game advances Springfield
The Tigers rolled to an 11-0 tournament victory over Lisbon. By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR
School celebrates culture
Pupils and professionals alike performed during the celebration. YOUNGSTOWN -- Hispanic music
Boardman voters approve liquor sales for 3, reject 2
Requests voted down cannot reappear on the ballot for four years. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
YOUNGSTOWN Inmate found dead in his cell
The man was wearing the uniform of a Leetonia cop when arrested. YOUNGSTOWN -- The Mahoning County
LEETONIA 7th annual street festival to start May 23
Food concessionaires are needed for the four-day event. LEETONIA -- The volunteer fire department
BASEBALL LaBrae 6-1 winner; Girard goes to 17-3
CORTLAND -- R.J. Grimm fired a one-hitter and struck out three to lead the LaBrae High baseball team
South Range will dedicate new strength training center
NORTH LIMA -- The new South Range High School strength training facility will be dedicated at 7 p.m.
NILES Plan to drop tax penalties
Amnesty and a collection agency are part of the city treasurer's proposal. By TIM YOVICH
REGION
REGION F.N.B. Corp. increases dividend to 22 cents HERMITAGE, Pa. -- F.N.B. Corp. has increased
MAHONING COUNTY Judge sets bond for teen
The man is accused of being among spectators at at dogfight. YOUNGSTOWN -- A Mahoning County
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
BASEBALL WEDNESDAY'S SCORES TOURNAMENT DIVISION I Warren Harding 2, Howland 1 REGULAR SEASON
AMATEUR BOXING Mathews scores knockout to highlight KO Drugs event
It was the only knockout in the 36-bout card at Hubbard High gym. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR
AUDIT FINDINGS
AUDIT FINDINGS Recommended fixes Twenty-six nonmonetary findings are included in the state
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT In some editions Wednesday, a computer system error incorrectly placed an extra
HOWLAND TOWNSHIP Trustees commit funds for wildlife preserve
The township got nearly 100 calls for help during the May 2 flooding. By TRACIE KNIGHT BALENTINE
Dedicated staff helps city schools thrive
Opinion: Dedicated staff helps city schools thrive EDITOR: I am writing this letter to commend the
YOUNGSTOWN More loud music prompts an arrest but no jail time
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Kevin L. Perry turned to a woman
COLUMBIANA CO. County settles layoffs dispute
The county will use a debt fund to pay for the settlement. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
FARRELL Programs will go on despite audit find
Despite uncertainty over $20,053, Farrell and Wheatland youths can expect to enjoy summer recreation
Area students get unfortunate civics lesson
Opinion: No social studies teacher could have designed a better lesson plan on the duties of citizenship than
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Charity makes all the difference in the world
How would you like to donate to a charity that used every penny for good deeds and none for
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS Web site will give updates on building projects
The Web site also will be used to help recruit minorities into construction jobs. By RON COLE
A ZOO FOR BASHFUL CRITTERS
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: Those of us who live in the zoo don't like to bite the hands that feed us, which is
Trumbull officials OK bond for health center
Trumbull officials OK bond for health center WARREN -- Trumbull County commissioners have approved
TOURNAMENT BASEBALL Harding beats Howland
The Warren shortstop had a big game in the 2-1 Division I contest. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL SLAYING Defense:No knife was found
The grand jury indicted the 23-year-old Howland man on charges of aggravated murder and kidnapping.
Charged in sister's rape
Charged in sister's rape BOARDMAN -- Township police charged a 13-year-old Youngstown boy with two
NILES No limit in sight for prodigy Ryan
The Democratic congressional candidate says he wants to work to unify the party. By DAVID
YOUNGSTOWN City holds up permit for razing parking deck
USA Parking wants to create two surface parking lots and a small park. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
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Newcomer gives incumbent Tsagaris a run for his money
Tsagaris was surprised at his slim margin of victory. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Woman sues doctor
Woman sues doctor WARREN -- A McMyler N.W. woman has filed a lawsuit in Trumbull County Common
Teams trying to take next step
Unfinished business. That's exactly what the baseball teams from Boardman and South Range high
CDs, games and jewelry are stolen in burglaries at 2 homes
YOUNGSTOWN -- Burglars stole more than $5,000 worth of CDs plus DVD movies, video games and jewelry
MDA plans 'lockup' event
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Eastern Ohio Muscular Dystrophy Association will issue more than 75 "arrest
TRACK Trumbull favorites get off to good start
Competition concludes on Thursday. By DOUG CHAPIN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT CORTLAND -- The
All but 2 tax levies strike out
Some officials think voter confusion and the state of the economy contributed to the defeat of most
TRUMBULL COUNTY Man spits at judge after being sentenced
The defendant, who acted as his own attorney, was sentenced to 25 years in prison. By PEGGY
Mayor Melfi costing taxpayers thousands
Opinion: Mayor Melfi costing taxpayers thousands EDITOR: And so goes the game in the city of Girard.
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball and softball
BASEBALL Pony League (13-14) Struthers St. Anthony's 5, Canfield L. Calvin Jones 2 -- Steven
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Demetrios Papakirk, legal age, of 110 LaPorte Drive, Cranberry
Ryan proves experts wrong
An incumbent Democrat easily won the 6th Congressional District primary and will face a former
Music workshop
Music workshop CANFIELD -- "Music for the Non-Musical" is a workshop presented by the Ohio State
COMMISSIONER Ludt's motto brings victory
Incumbent David Ludt will be challenged in the fall by former Austintown Township trustee Jeffrey
BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL Ron Galbreath Basketball School -- for players in grades 4-12 will take place at Geneva
BOARDMAN St. E's breaks ground
Two building projects are in progress at the site. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
Voter turnout down
Voter turnout down YOUNGSTOWN -- Simply put, voter turnout was terrible Tuesday. Statewide,
MAHONING COUNTY Republican reform movement fails to capture control of party
Mark A. Hanni said he may support the re-election bid of the current Republican chairman. By DAVID
MAHONING COUNTY Audit: Sherlock violated policy on credit-card use
The audit questions if some of the commissioner's expenses were county-related. By DAVID SKOLNICK
BY THE NUMBERS Congressional districts
Breakdown of unofficial votes by county of the 17th District Democratic primary, and the 6th
A PROPER CAMPAIGN SILENCE
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: Should a candidate for judge be allowed to tell voters which political party he
YOUNGSTOWN Copperweld weighs independent status
A sale or new plan of operation for LTV Copperweld is expected in the next four months. By DON
Cochran visits for YSU event
YOUNGSTOWN -- Former Youngstown State University President Leslie Cochran helped celebrate the
NEWTON FALLS Woman waives hearing
The defendant and her attorney declined to say why they waived her right to a preliminary hearing.
HUBBARD Greyhound attacks woman
An officer described the injuries as 'massive.' By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
SOFTBALL Pancake sparkles, Spartans seal title
Behind Jennifer Pancake's two-hitter, Boardman clinched its fourth straight SVC championship. By
COLUMBIANA County recorder captures primary
The Republican victor says the current commissioner board erred in giving back property tax revenue.
TRUMBULL COUNTY Mental health group prepares for cuts
Voters passed most issues in Trumbull County. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN
MERCER COUNTY Law group seeks to add 4th judge
The bar association endorsed its judiciary committee's unanimous recommendation. MERCER -- A
11TH DISTRICT APPEALS COURT Chagrin Falls lawyer wins 3-way race
A similarity in names hurt two women in the race, the candidates said. By STEPHEN SIFF
Payments approved in bankruptcy court for professional work done in the Phar-Mor case from Sept. 24
Payments approved in bankruptcy court for professional work done in the Phar-Mor case from Sept. 24
Football field to get upgrades
NEW MIDDLETOWN -- Springfield High School sports fans will have new surroundings when the varsity
Cook gives Tsagaris a run for his money
Tsagaris was surprised at his slim margin of victory. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
YOUNGSTOWN Tired out? Collection set for rubber to burn
Sponsors say the project benefits everyone. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
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DIV. IV BASEBALL Western Reserve wins sectional opener, 6-5
Lowellville's Nick Getsy threw a one-hitter and the Rockets' offense was in high gear against
YOUNGSTOWN Diocese fares well in giving, drawing
The bishop said there is strong spiritual and financial support for the church. By D.A. WILKINSON
Salem man jailed in robbery attempt
CANTON -- A Salem man is being held in the Stark County Jail on charges relating to an attempted
Judge: Negative campaigning hurt opponent
Lisotto said his opponent's attack ads didn't sit well with voters. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Creditors, company near deal on Phar-Mor sale
As debate on the drug chain's future continues, $2.7 million in professional fees and expenses was
FARRELL Work set to begin on housing project
A new era is dawning in public housing here, speakers said. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS Person brothers, Meek help Irish tie for title
Led by the three aces, Ursuline tied Austintown Fitch for the SVC title after being runner-up the
Columbiana sales tax failure will force cuts
Voters also defeated two school levies in the county. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
Deadly fire was arson
Deadly fire was arson YOUNGSTOWN -- Fire that killed two little girls last Thursday at 33 E.
GAIL WHITE What's in a NAMI? Help with mental illness
When Jim and Kathleen Klasovsky's 14-year-old daughter, Natasha, started acting up in school and at
PA. PRIMARY Backers stump for Rendell
Supporters say Ed Rendell's opponent is distorting the former mayor's record. By LAURE CIOFFI
Ex-teacher guilty in chalk-throwing
Ex-teacher guilty in chalk-throwing EAST PALESTINE -- A former Salem schoolteacher was found
AGENDA
AGENDA THURSDAY Eastgate Regional Council of Governments technical advisory committee, 10 a.m.,
SHARON Former Supreme to sign autographs at hall of fame
The new director's strategy is to make the hall of fame come alive. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
NEW CASTLE Former death row inmate revels in freedom
By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Spending six years behind bars
BOARDMAN Outdoor theater planned along 224
Concerts will start May 31 with Jan and Dean and The Kingsmen. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
Novice wins nomination for 65th
Two incumbent Democrats say they want to meet the new residents of their districts before November.
Group is key to new home
By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- "It's a chance to become a homeowner
BOARDMAN Maass to be honored as great communicator
BOARDMAN -- Herman Maass, retired plant manager of the Lordstown General Motors Assembly Plant, is
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Traficant seeks to halt proceedings in his case
Traficant seeks to halt proceedings in his case CLEVELAND -- U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr. of
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AUSTINTOWN Suit seeks to return student
The teen was back in class at the Adams Alternative School, pending an appeal. By IAN HILL
DIVISION III BASEBALL TOURNAMENT Mooney edges East Palestine 3-2
Ed Bartolec pithed a four-hitter in the tournament opener against the Bulldogs. By JOHN BUTERA
YOUNGSTOWN Mail carriers to collect food for the hungry
The amount of food collected has dropped from a high of 113 tons in 1998 to 86 tons in 2001.
NEW CASTLE Business looks for help in considering a move
Council will also consider change orders for downtown street work. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A business
MAHONING VALLEY Group aims to unify education boosters
The no-name group hopes to raise the region's low education levels. By RON COLE VINDICATOR
East Palestine driver pinned in wreckage
East Palestine driver pinned in wreckage DARLINGTON, Pa. -- An East Palestine man suffered only
YOUNGSTOWN Man gets jail in '98 shooting
The sentencing was delayed because of another case. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
PREP BASEBALL ROUNDUP Wilson outlasts Rayen for 16-10 City victory
Poland blanked Ursuline 7-0 for its 12th win of the season. YOUNGSTOWN -- Juawan Gray and Donald
Shots fired at car
Shots fired at car YOUNGSTOWN -- More than 20 rounds were fired at a 1992 Lexus in which two
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Eric K. Wainwright, 24, of 563 Redondo, Youngstown, and Angela
CANFIELD Trustees plan to press for Gibson Road work
Two of the trustees say the project is needed to improve safety on the road. By IAN HILL
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Judge keeps man jailed in fatal Knox shooting
The defendant pleaded innocent to the charges. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON
BANKING INDUSTRY Home Savings to branch into Cleveland area
The new location will help bridge the gap between the thrift's Youngstown-area branches and its
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Potter's Wheel helps women shape their lives
Tilly is from the Dominican Republic. She has long, straight hair and dark eyes. She spent 10 years
YOUNGSTOWN Losses keep mounting at struggling Phar-Mor
Phar-Mor lost $7.9 million from operations and spent $3.9 million on reorganization expenses. By
Erin D. Selbe, D.R. Mowry II to wed July 13
EAST LIVERPOOL -- Dennis and Carole Selbe, 1725 Annesley Road, are announcing the engagement of
Man charged after wife is found injured
CANFIELD -- A 24-year-old Fairground Boulevard man was arrested by city police on domestic violence
Today
Today Abu Bakar Bashir runs an Islamic boarding school at which students are taught that going to
MAHONING COUNTY Judge to rule on revoking bond
James Dimuzio was named in another assault complaint last month, this one in Austintown. By BOB
Wedding planned by Nicole Landry, Richard Younger
GILBERT, Ariz. -- Plans for their approaching marriage are being announced by Nicole Landry and
SILENCING LIBERIA'S VOICES
Opinion: Washington Post: Charles Taylor wears the title of president, but he still can't shake his warlord
CURBSTONE COACHES Boxing judge gives insight on system
Veteran judge Tom Miller explained just how a boxing match is scored. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR
MAHONING VALLEY Group is choosing conservation ideas to get state funds
This is the first year that Clean Ohio Conservation Fund money is available. By IAN HILL
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Ronald and Gina Price, 2111 Oakwood St., Girard, boy, May 5. Paul and Teri Sines,
SCHOOL BOARDS
SCHOOL BOARDS WARREN The city school board and the union representing its teachers have reached
Jennifer Lockshaw to be bride at July 13 nuptials
Announcement of the engagement of Jennifer Elizabeth Lockshaw of Poland and Andrew Buonavolonta of
MAHONING COMMON PLEAS COURT Judge candidate files complaint over Lisotto's ad
Franken lodged the complaint even though it was too late to pull the ad before the election. By
Abeid-Vrabel wedding date to be June 1
CAMPBELL -- Gary and Cheryl Abeid, 649 Matawan Drive, are revealing plans for the forthcoming
Fires take a toll on many
Last year, arson in Youngstown caused $1.3 million damage in 178 residential fires. PATRICIA
DIVISION III BASEBALL TOURNAMENT Springfield romps in sectional game
The Tigers cruised to a 13-3 win over United to advance against Campbell. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR
ATHLETIC TRAINING
ATHLETIC TRAINING Valley Sports in Struthers -- offers speed training, jump stretch, power
Miss Mast to wed Marshall Baird in August rite
MILLERSBURG -- Ben and Laura Mast, 3149 state Route 39, are announcing the engagement of their
MADD ANNIVERSARY Success measured in lives
The local MADD chapter is celebrating its 20th anniversary. By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF
REUNIONS
XBoardman High School Class of 1972 will hold a 30-year reunion Nov. 30 at the Holiday Inn,
Residency rule restricts quality of applicant pool
Opinion: Residency rule restricts quality of applicant pool EDITOR: The residency rule for Youngstown is
AWARENESS WEEK Youngstown Fire Department
While the number of structure arsons remains about the same each year, vehicle arsons have gone
MINERAL RIDGE Some object to sewer line
Plans to run a sanitary sewer line along St. Mary Drive have been approved by the state. By TIM
COMPETING FOR CASH In the running
Eight local groups are seeking state money to pay for conservation projects: Mahoning River
PREP RESULTS AT A GLANCE
BASEBALL TOURNAMENT DIVISION III Mooney 3, East Palestine 2 Springfield 13, United 3 Cardinal
Miss Gratzmiller, Mr. Hilbun to be married July 20
CORTLAND -- Announced by James and Linda Hilbun, 133 N. Colonial Drive, are plans for the
Miss Pogacnik, Mr. Helsel set wedding date
BOARDMAN -- Robert and MaryLou Pogacnik, 356 Afton Ave., and Robert and Linda Helsel, 1268 Valley
SHARON SPEEDWAY
SHARON SPEEDWAY SATURDAY'S RESULTS Sprints: 1. Ed Lynch. Jr. 2. Mike Lutz. 3. Jarod Larson.
NEW WILMINGTON Council alters pool's rules
The mayor continues working on a plan to reduce the large piles of horse manure left on borough
17TH DISTRICT Independent runs throw a wrench into the race
The inclusion of the two independent candidates in the race could boost the chances of the
Fires take toll on lives
Last year, arson in the city caused $1.3 million damage in 178 residential fires. PATRICIA
SOFTBALL ROUNDUP Fitch upsets Stow 3-1 in Division I sectional tourney
Brianna Ozias pitched a four-hitter for the Falcons against the second-seeded Bulldogs. STOW --
NEWTON FALLS Council OKs start of project
Council did not set a date to fill the vacancy. NEWTON FALLS -- City council voted 3-1 to set in
Furor erupts over mail paid for by state Dems
There is nothing wrong with the Ohio Democratic Party's bulk mailing policy for candidates,
FOOD AND CLOTHING
Price Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church, 920 Dryden Ave., Youngstown, food only, 10 a.m. to noon
SUPPORT GROUP
SUPPORT GROUP A support group for those who have had or are considering weight-loss surgery meets
WARREN Council acts on spas, dogs
Vicious-dog legislation could include a list of breeds. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
WARREN Man who complained of police brutality pleads guilty
The defendant could receive up to 21/2 years in prison, an assistant county prosecutor says. By
GETTING IT RIGHT
Raymond and Carolynn Tomory live at 21014 Tenada Ave., Chugiak, Alaska. Their address was wrong in
GASTRIC BYPASS | PART III Santiago's new life
At 385 pounds, Louie Santiago missed out on a lot of things. One thing he didn't want to miss was
Signs confiscated
Signs confiscated GIRARD -- City police have confiscated 51 political signs because they were
COLUMBIANA CO. Police slated to honor cops who stand out
A group will honor two chiefs who retired in September. LISBON -- The Ohio Valley Law Enforcement
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HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL It's a family affair at Western Reserve
Three cousins are playing key roles in the success of the Blue Devils this year. By BRIAN
Honoring fallen officers
Honoring fallen officers YOUNGSTOWN -- To commemorate Police Memorial Week, May 12-18, Youngstown
WORTH A LOOK
AUCTIONS XMahoning Valley Association of Churches will sponsor a benefit auction at 5:30 p.m.
YSU
YSU Baseball DAYTON -- Youngstown State earned its first Horizon League four-game sweep, beating
Woman reports abduction, rape
Woman reports abduction, rape NILES -- A 21-year-old woman reported she was raped repeatedly after
FRANCE
Opinion: Le Monde, Paris, May 1: Protesting is a form of political engagement. In a democracy, it is no less
HUBBARD Probe finds no iniquity in fund loss
Police will pick up the probe when the audit is complete. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Hughes-Bowman wedding is set for mid-June
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mack and Judy Beck of 160 E. Auburndale Ave. are announcing the engagement of their
YOUNGSTOWN Nicotine lollipops take unfair licking
By using the laced lollipops, smokers avoid the products that cause cancer and respiratory problems.
LEETONIA Tree City USA takes honor for 11th time
One commission member said Tree City USA awards show that residents care. By NANCY TULLIS
Don't confuse job title with academic rank
Opinion: Don't confuse job title with academic rank EDITOR: A chart used in your April 29 article on YSU
Amanda Dunning, Dean Congemi to wed in July
Announced by Gene Dunning of North Lima and Vel VerHoge of Poland are plans for the upcoming
Elizabeth Haas, Thomas Backus III to be married
POLAND -- Robert and Denise Haas of Tuscany Estates are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK Trumbull County meet opens Tuesday
Nineteen schools will compete at Lakeview High School. CORTLAND -- The 19 teams schools in the
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
SCHEDULES TODAY BASEBALL Games at 4:30 p.m. unless noted TOURNAMENT DIVISION III Mooney at
IF YOU'RE GOING Beaver Creek State Park Nature Center
Take state Route 7 south into Columbiana County. At Beaver Local High School, turn left onto Bell
Valerie Copanic to be bride of Jeffrey Meyers
McDONALD -- Dennis and Sylvania Copanic, 217 Pennsylvania Ave., are announcing the engagement of
Green-DePietro wedding date to be June 18
BOARDMAN -- Melinda Rae Green and John George DePietro Jr., both of 4865 Hopkins Road, are revealing
Parents announce Derringer-Pease wedding plans
Carolyn and Edward Derringer, 9275 Sprucevale Road, Rogers, and Kathi and Joseph Pease, 49362
Accessories add individuality, touch of drama
BALTIMORE SUN Often the drama is in the details, so don't blow your budget on the dress. Save some
LAW ENFORCEMENT Counties get Ohio marine patrol grants
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning and Trumbull counties have received some of the $560,000 in Marine Patrol
CRIMESTOPPERS Greater Youngstown
A search for Corey G. Yakumithis is the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this week:
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Evans-Rummell wedding vows set for June 22
LORDSTOWN -- Announcing their engagement are Sherry Evans and Kenneth Rummell, both of 3227 Dove
COLUMBIANA CORNER Leader of shade tree panel gets to the roots of human nature
kBill Merdich, chairman of the Leetonia Shade Tree Commission, said he's learned a lot about
HUBBARD Fund probe turns up no wrongdoing so far
Police will pick up the probe when the audit is complete. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
GETTING IT RIGHT
Poland Township will have a 2-mill, five-year renewal levy for current expenses on Tuesday's primary
Seara-Mealy engagement is announced
NILES -- The engagement of Tiffany Seara and Scott Mealy, both of 924 Nob Hill, is being announced
Tornado kills 2, injures 4 in Texas town
Tornado kills 2, injures 4 in Texas town HAPPY, Texas -- A tornado swept through a western Texas
Man critical after crashing into pole
Man critical after crashing into pole YOUNGSTOWN -- Donald DePaul, 35, of Billingsgate Avenue was
AGENDA
TUESDAY Eastgate Regional Council of Governments District 6 natural resource assistance council,
LOWELLVILLE At Geno's, there's food and more to love
ByMARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER LOWELLVILLE -- Retired Old Men Eating Out --
YOUNGSTOWN 5th loud-music citation on last day of freedom
The young man reported to jail today as ordered by a municipal judge. By PATRICIA MEADE
Backhoe accident takes life of man
Backhoe accident takes life of man PULASKI, Pa. -- A man attempting to fix a backhoe died after he
Center's nature is wildlife
Over the past year, displays have grown and have been improved. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
Sunday, May 5 (99 stories)
Sobinovsky jubilee marked at open house
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sobinovsky, 171 Parkgate Ave., were guests of honor during an open
Mother-child contest
Mother-child contest HERMITAGE -- Shenango Valley Mall will have its annual Mother-Child Look-
KEYSTONE CLIPS April was a month for awareness
Just how many national awareness or education designations can one month have? Various special
Primary election provides 'jewels'
Opinion: UWhat are "barking goats?" UIf you were a member of the "Ohio Naternal Guard," would you have to
OPTIMIST TRACK Steele ties best throw to win meet's discus
Canton GlenOak's girls and Cleveland Glenville's boys won team titles. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR
STRAY-CHIP SCAM
STRAY-CHIP SCAM Tip of the month A favorite ruse used by casino thieves is to toss a gambling
FRIDAY'S GAMES
FRIDAY'S GAMES American League Anaheim 6, Toronto 4 Texas 4, Cleveland 2 Seattle 6, N.Y.
LAKEVIEW INVITATIONAL Champion boys, Lakeview girls gain sweet repeats
Champion's Ryan Petrick was in on four victories. By DOUG CHAPIN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Pool water systems use little electricity
Q. I have thought about using a no-chemical ozone or salt purifier kit for my swimming pool to save
BILL COSBY IN YOUNGSTOWN
BILL COSBY IN YOUNGSTOWN The Vindicator/Jean Neice 'HELLO FRIEND': Comedian Bill Cosby
Anniversary is celebrated by Maughans
GIRARD -- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maughan, 22 E. Second St., celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
HELPING HANDS
HELPING HANDS Volunteering Volunteer Services Agency, a United Way Agency, is a local resource
LifeFlight helicopter to go for test run
LifeFlight helicopter to go for test run HUBBARD -- A test run of a LifeFlight helicopter will be
Tribe reminds us of bad old days
Who was it who said (and I'm paraphrasing here): "Those who forget the past are condemned to repeat
MIKE BRAUN Your $$$ at work
Do you often wonder where those hard-earned dollars you spend at club events eventually end up?
SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE
Games at 4:30 p.m. unless noted DIVISION I Host: Fields of Dreams, Boardman Seeds: 1.
Lilkos to observe 50th anniversary in Las Vegas
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lilko of 3209 Meredyth Lane will be honored May 14 at a
Group plans trip on steam-powered train
Group plans trip on steam-powered train On June 8 the Mahoning Valley Railroad Heritage
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FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK Leashawn Easterly
The FBI and the Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force is asking the public to help find the
JACK WOLLITZ Weather and the art of fishing
The bass hadn't heard the weather report last Sunday, because they should've been hunkered down and
YOUNGSTOWN STATE
YOUNGSTOWN STATE Today -- Baseball at Wright St., 1 p.m.; Track & amp; Field at Jesse Owens
HEALTH
HEALTH Celebrating nurses YOUNGSTOWN -- Forum Health is celebrating National Nurses Week, May
Perkinses mark 50th anniversary at private dinner
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Perkins of 92 Chatham Lane were honored April 12 at a private
EDUCATION
EDUCATION YOUNGSTOWN -- Karen S. Frank, a Youngstown native, has been named the newly created
SURGICAL PROCEDURE Less weight, more life
For the morbidly obese, the bypass surgery may be their last chance to live a normal life. By
Biased coverage misleads readers about Mideast
Opinion: Biased coverage misleads readers about Mideast EDITOR: I was extremely disappointed in your
Women to exhibit art works at The Butler
Proceeds from a patrons party and a preview party will benefit women and children of the community.
VIENNA -- The Mineral Ridge High softball team scored all of its runs in the fifth inning as pitcher
VIENNA -- The Mineral Ridge High softball team scored all of its runs in the fifth inning as pitcher
Man stabbed in arm
YOUNGSTOWN -- A man was stabbed in an arm around 10:30 p.m. Saturday on Martin Luther King
MASONIC INITIATION One-day initiation event is first in state's history
WORTHINGTON -- The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Ohio held the largest initiation event
BASEBALL TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE
Games at 4:30 p.m. unless noted DIVISION I Host: Cene Park, Struthers Seeds: 1. Boardman. 2.
Standings
Standings Mahoning Valley Trap League Lowellville Rod & amp; Gun Club559\ New Middletown
WHAT TO EAT Dietary guidelines
Here are five things the government thinks you should do to eat properly. How many do you follow?
60th anniversary marked by Hays at family dinner
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hay, 555 W. Glen Drive, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary
CATHLEEN CARNEY DANA MOORE
CATHLEEN CARNEY DANA MOORE GIRARD -- The wedding of Cathleen Carney and Dana Moore took place at
SOCIAL SECURITY
Q. How much do I have to earn to get work credits on my Social Security record in 2002? A. In
Group plans drug trip to Canada
SHARON, Pa. -- The Alliance for Retired Americans is sponsoring a trip to Hamilton, Canada, for
CLEANUPS Neighborhood projects
The times, dates and places of upcoming neighborhood cleanup projects in the area: WEDNESDAY
Students to take part in Envirothon
JAMESTOWN, Pa. -- Nearly 1,000 high school students across northwestern Pennsylvania will
BALLOTS Candidates and issues
An X indicates Vindicator endorsement. An * denotes an incumbent. OHIO TREASURER Democrat
LINDA WINTER RICHARD ELAM
LINDA WINTER RICHARD ELAM MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Linda J. Winter and Richard C. Elam, both of Columbus,
The Mahoning Valley Trap League schedule for the 2002 seasons is as follows:
The Mahoning Valley Trap League schedule for the 2002 seasons is as follows: April 29, Fish &
SOCCER ROUNDUP Saturday's games
MLS Earthquakes 3, Crew 2 SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Ramiro Corrales scored a last-minute goal as the
Valley connection
Valley connection Where there is a will, there is a way. Paul Kowalczyk, a Warren native, is a
MERCER HIGH SCHOOL A Distinguished Educator earns accolades in forensics
Hugh Ringer is the forensic coach and athletic director, and he loves both jobs. By LAURI
Surprise dinner party held in Niles to mark Richardsons' anniversary
LISBON -- Alberini's Restaurant in Niles was the setting May 4 for a surprise dinner to honor Mr.
DOCTORS
DOCTORS New chiropractor Michael E. Faber has received his doctor of chiropractic degree from
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Go Cindy Go(R Tharps)2.602.602.20 Cr Grandiose(C Wyers)3.802.80
MAHONING VALLEY 'Walk for Life' promotes health
This is the second year for the event. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
PREP BASEBALL Canfield splits with strong competition
Chaney defeated Lakeview for its sixth straight win. TALLMADGE -- The Canfield High baseball team
Swing for Life Golf Classic set
The event planned for June 21 will benefit LifeBanc. HUBBARD -- The fifth annual Swing for Life
CLEVELAND -- Married at 6 p.m. May 4 at The Renaissance Hotel were Susanne M. Fulco and Dr. Robert
CLEVELAND -- Married at 6 p.m. May 4 at The Renaissance Hotel were Susanne M. Fulco and Dr. Robert
MAHONING VALLEY Businesses see growth in Communion parties
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN --
JAMESTOWN HIGH School project foes unite
Some fear the project is too expensive for the district. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
MAHONING VALLEY Nemenz grocery returns to Canfield, Boardman
A longtime area grocer has taken over a Canfield store and is opening a new store in Boardman. THE
LISA DUCKWORTH NIGEL HIGGS
LISA DUCKWORTH NIGEL HIGGS POLAND -- The marriage of Lisa Duckworth, 48 N. Cadillac Drive,
REGISTERED VOTERS
REGISTERED VOTERS By the numbers Registered voters in the Mahoning Valley for the past five
AGENDA
AGENDA MONDAY Vienna Township trustees, 7 p.m., at town hall, Youngstown-Kingsville Road N.E.,
WARREN Roadsters exhibit rolls into Packard museum
Fred Warren of Warren Motorsports owns the featured vehicles. WARREN -- The National Packard
THE KOVELS | Antiques and collecting Everything old is new: Many recycle their finds
Collectors like to find new uses for old objects, which can be recycled in original ways. In the
HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY! Mary Opalka
Born: April 11, 1902, in the Ukraine. She came to the United States with her parents at the age of 8
ON FILE Paul Kowalczyk
Paul Kowalczyk, a native of Warren, has been athletic director at Southern Illinois University for
WHAT'S DOING?
EVENTS Lakes Tournament Trail: West Branch May 11, Berlin June 23, Mosquito July 14, Berlin again
WITH THE VETS
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings Meeting schedule for the week of May 5: TODAY Post 3307,
PLAY REVIEW 'Eleanor' provides glimpse into life of memorable woman
The chemistry between actors makes this love story come to life. By JOHN W. GOODWIN, JR.
Penguin stars help youngsters
Penguin stars help youngsters Fanfare: I am writing on behalf of the Ohio Browns Boosters to
FASHION Q & amp;A
Q. What is it with these cosmetic companies? No sooner do I find a lipstick color I really like than
Special-needs day camp scheduled for August
Special-needs day camp scheduled for August KINSMAN -- A day camp with one optional overnight
Program warns Springfield teens against fast driving
NEW MIDDLETOWN -- Mahoning Safe Communities, Springfield schools and the village police department
MILITARY DIGEST
HONORS Person of the Year Coast Guard Petty Officer (Food Specialist 1) Traci Addicott
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES MONDAY Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 388 E. Midlothian Blvd., Youngstown, 12:30 to
Frames marking 50th today at celebration
POLAND -- Mr. and Mrs. E. Gordon Frame of 5340 Jeanne Lynn Ave. are being honored today at a
FUND-RAISER Golf event to benefit hospital
WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. -- The 19th annual Forum Health Tod Children's Hospital Golf Classic will be
PAUL KOWALCZYK | Profile Harding grad works way to top
Perseverance and friendly assists have helped Paul Kowalczyk become athletic director at Southern
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Pat and Phemie Colonna, 285 S. Inglewood Ave., Youngstown, boy, May 3. Michael and
Fronzaglios renew marriage vows during 35th anniversary celebration
AUSTINTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Lou Fronzaglio of Austintown were feted as they celebrated their 35th
SLIPPERY ROCK
SLIPPERY ROCK New lieutenants Eight Slippery Rock University Army ROTC seniors will be
RENOVATIONS
RENOVATIONS Jamestown The Jamestown Area School Board is considering high school renovations and
PREP SOFTBALL Rivalry's first round goes to Canfield
The Cardinals outlasted Mooney 1-0 in eight innings. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
PETS | Mary Jo Nagy Allergies don't have to mean the end of animal ownership
Have you been told that you have developed an allergy to your cat, dog or other furry pet? Has your
SATURDAY' RESULTS
SATURDAY' RESULTS BASEBALL AREA SCORES Chaney 10, Lakeview 4 Mooney 6, Ursuline 5 Canfield
YSU Autism robs him no more
Once a boy who could not look directly at anyone, Sean Barron now faces people and cameras all over
The catchy tunes are swimming in the heads of pupils and their families.
The catchy tunes are swimming in the heads of pupils and their families. By STEPHEN SIFF
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Mooney grad leads Walsh golf team
NORTH CANTON -- The limitation of practicing primarily only putting and chipping shots in practice,
SCOTT SHALAWAY Welcome back little hummers
If you haven't put up your hummingbird feeder, you're late. I saw a ruby-throated hummingbird on
Women's health screenings planned
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Registered nurses from St. Francis Hospital will conduct health screenings for
BOATING
BOATING Free inspections Free boat safety inspections for 2002 certificates are being offered by
POWERS AUDITORIUM Cosby's appeal never grows old
The veteran comedian's style has not changed. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
SWANSON | Keystoner Area loses two top women coaches
Two of the area's highly touted women's basketball coaches are stepping down after long careers on
PILOT PROGRAM Pa. trout stocking
CountySiteDate Time CarbonLehigh Canal5/912:45 Clarion/ForestToms Run5/611:30 DauphinRattling
Special to Vindicator
Special to Vindicator PICK A PLANT: "Children Grow Better in Families" has been chosen by
PATRICIA C. SYAK | Symphony notes 2002-03 season spans centuries of genres
The Youngstown Symphony Orchestra will celebrate 77 years of music making during the 2002-03
Elections officials expect voter turnout in Valley to be very low
One official predicted voter-turnout percentages to be as low as 29 percent. By DAVID SKOLNICK
NEW GOLF COURSE The Links comes to Firestone Farms
The new 18-hole layout in Columbiana is set to open on July 1. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS
Saturday, May 4 (63 stories)
PRESS DAY 2002 Winners, honorees
Here are the winners of the 2002 Youngstown State University/Tri-County Journalism Association Press
Sherlock says she's learned from travel mistakes
The commissioner said she won't take her family along on other work-related trips. By BOB JACKSON
NEWTON FALLS ASSAULT PROBE Woman says she beat female first
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Tuesday. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
MAHONING COUNTY Youngstown man indicted in rape case
YOUNGSTOWN -- Shajehan Haywood, 30, of Magnolia Avenue was indicted this week by a Mahoning County
Wenzels marking 40th anniversary
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wenzel, 183 Mayflower Drive, will mark their 40th wedding
Woman says she beat female first
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Tuesday. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
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PRODUCTS How to pick a shredder that will make the cut
The price ranges from $20 to $200. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS Thanks to the Andersen accounting
Deadline looms for LTV retirees
About 2,000 area retirees may lose the coverage they thought they had. By DON SHILLING
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT UAn independent candidate running in the 17th Congressional District race needs
MAHONING COUNTY Sherlock: I've learned from travel mistakes
The commissioner said she won't take her family along on other work-related trips. By BOB JACKSON
DIOCESE OF YOUNGSTOWN Teacher's suit alleges age discrimination
Diocese officials said the woman entered an invalid marriage. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
PREP SOFTBALL Raiders' Jenn Toth one-hits Blue Devils
The South Range pitcher helped her team move into a tie for first in the ICL. BERLIN CENTER --
MAHONING VALLEY Forum Health to celebrate National Nurses Week
'Nurses Care for America' is the theme. YOUNGSTOWN -- Forum Health, in support of National Nurses
Kimbell goes free after 2nd trial
Police said Thomas Kimbell Jr. knew details about the stabbing deaths that only the killer could
WARREN Merchants organize to boost downtown
The group meets at 8 a.m. Tuesdays on the second floor of the Hippodrome, High Street. By DENISE
Doherty-Mangin engagement is made known
Announcing their engagement are Nancy Doherty, 63 N. Hazelwood Ave., Youngstown, and Samuel R.
June wedding set by Miss DaVia, Mr. Rubenstein
Plans for the late-spring wedding of their daughter, Lisa Marie DaVia, and Eric Meyer Rubenstein,
BODY AND BIBLE: Aaron Jones, 27, of Corryville, Ohio, wears a crucifix during a workout and Bible
BODY AND BIBLE: Aaron Jones, 27, of Corryville, Ohio, wears a crucifix during a workout and Bible
Annual meeting
Annual meeting WESTLAKE, Ohio -- A local woman will be installed as president of the Episcopal
OHIO Bush's approval slipping, polls says
About three-quarters of those polled approve of the way the president is handling foreign affairs.
Miss Zembower, Mr. Tomory to be married in June
COLUMBIANA -- Roger and Debra Zembower, 1935 Garfield Road, are announcing the engagement of their
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Latell, Sawyer say polls show leads
None of the candidates believes the others' polling numbers. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Robert H. Pugh, 33, of 2546 N. Redgate Lane, Youngstown, and
Lisa Taormina, Jason Dingman to marry June 1
BOARDMAN -- Paul and Patricia Taormina, 1466 Turnberry Drive, are announcing the coming marriage of
Orthodox Easter services
Orthodox Easter services YOUNGSTOWN -- Sts. Peter & amp; Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church is
Officers are installed by TOPS 1497
AUSTINTOWN -- The installation of officers for 2002-2003 highlighted a meeting of TOPS 1497 of
EAST PALESTINE High school grant allows computer access from library
Students will be able to access recordings of science classes. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM
COLUMBIANA COUNTY 2 indicted in shootings that left 1 dead, 1 hurt
One person would face a life term if convicted. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON
TRUMBULL COUNTY Traffic safety
The Trumbull County Safe Communities group, along with the DUI Task Force, recognized several
Warren downtown merchants unify
The group meets at 8 a.m. Tuesdays on the second floor of the Hippodrome, High Street. By DENISE
6TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Ohio GOP chair endorses Halleck
The state GOP chairman said one of the Republican candidates has 'a history of half-truths and not
REV. ANDREW GALL Celebrating the Resurrection by the numbers
Guided by the directives of the Council of Nicaea in 325 A.D. and calculating the date according to
Execution date set
Execution date set YOUNGSTOWN -- The Ohio Supreme Court has set Aug. 1 as the execution date for
Solmen-Hohloch wedding plans are announced
COLUMBIANA -- Patricia Solmen of Columbiana is announcing the engagement of her daughter, Janice
TRUMBULL COUNTY Mold is found in offices
An EMA office has been sealed. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER WARREN -- The Trumbull
Mold found in health offices
An EMA office has been sealed. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER WARREN -- The Trumbull
MERCER COUNTY Cincinnati man gets jail term in game fight
Wilson was in the bleachers when a fight broke out between two students behind him in the final
LTV Deadline looms for retirees
About 2,000 area retirees may lose the coverage they thought they had. By DON SHILLING
REV. DAVID G. SUBU Resurrection offers new life with God
This week across the world and throughout these United States, approximately 300 million Orthodox
Christina Mullen, Kevin Bulford are engaged
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mullen, 959 Liberty St., Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bulford, 370 Somer St.,
High school grant allows computer access from library
Students will be able to access recordings of science classes. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM
ERNIE BROWN JR. Rayen's JROTC makes teens better Americans
The nearly dozen students dressed in military uniforms had the titles of major, sergeant first
President celebrates U.S.-Mexico friendship
President celebrates U.S.-Mexico friendship WASHINGTON -- Singing "Ai, yai, yai, yai!" with a
Manter-Doyle wedding to be in Groveport
HUNTINGTON, Ind. -- Announcement is being made of the engagement of Bethany Ann Manter and Stephen
2 indicted in shootings
One person would face a life term if convicted. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON
School district and state could do better jobs
Opinion: School district and state could do better jobs EDITOR: For 12 years, our state leaders have
BOARDMAN Speaker emphasizes understanding change
Leaders must be prepared to advance changes against resistance. By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR
PULASKI SLAYINGS Kimbell goes free after 2nd trial
Police said Thomas Kimbell Jr. knew details about the stabbing deaths that only the killer could
MERCER COUNTY Man gets prison for injuring girl, 3
One defendant took more than $1,400 from the Knights of Columbus. MERCER, Pa. -- A Sharon man will
Miss Costarella, Mr. Crawford set date for wedding
BOARDMAN -- Announced by Tony and JoAnn Costarella, 38 S. Shore Drive, is the engagement of their
STAGE REVIEW 'Foreigner' delights with wackiness
An outrageously funny plan to deceive turns a wacky, chaotic vacation into an amusing story you will
MEANDER RESERVOIR Safety access lanes are sought
The fire chief says the meeting left him hopeful the emergency lanes would be built. By IAN HILL
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XMahoning Retired Teachers Association will hold a luncheon meeting at 11 a.m.
MAHONING COUNTY Sheriff seizes records in elections fraud investigation
The records taken include audio tapes, hearing transcripts and other documents. By DAVID SKOLNICK
Safety access lanes are sought
The fire chief says the meeting left him hopeful the emergency lanes would be built. By IAN HILL
Also indicted by a Columbiana County grand jury:
Also indicted by a Columbiana County grand jury: Aaron Walters, 25, Albuquerque, N.M.; conspiracy.
BERLIN CENTER Anna Marie Ricciardi has vertical visions
The Western Reserve junior wants to high jump 5 feet, 6 inches. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS
Sheriff seizes elections records
The records taken include audio tapes, hearing transcripts and other documents. By DAVID SKOLNICK
School levy event
School levy event CANFIELD -- The school district levy committee will present "A Celebration of
Friday, May 3 (59 stories)
BOARDMAN PARK Officials name group in complaint
The park director says he doesn't think the campaign has been jeopardized. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
Continue educational progress in Girard
Opinion: Continue educational progress in Girard EDITOR: The citizens of Girard have a critical decision
YOUNGSTOWN North Star Steel officials reveal little on possible sale
The local plant manager said Lone Star would be a good match, but he likes some other prospects,
Crestview wins TCL share
Crestview wins TCL share It was hard to pick a hero for the Crestview High baseball team, after
YOUNGSTOWN New police chief promotes a zero-tolerance approach
Traffic enforcement will be enhanced and computers installed in police cars. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
Toastmasters club members win series of speech contests
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mike Gerrick of Warren and Miki Thomas of Youngstown, members of Youngstown Executive
MAHONING COUNTY Stabbing victim speaks to judge
The man who pleaded guilty in the stabbings received the maximum sentence from the judge. By BOB
NEW CASTLE Jury's still out in retrial over Pulaski slayings
The defense tried to shift the blame to the victim's husband during closing arguments. By LAURE
Austintown man admits taking items, police say
AUSTINTOWN -- Police said an Edgehill Avenue man told them Thursday that he took several musical
Block watch meeting
Block watch meeting YOUNGSTOWN -- The Lansingville Block Watch will have a meeting at 7 p.m.
YOUNGSTOWN Deal is struck for suspect's car
The car will be sold to pay for LaTawon Townsend's defense in a murder case. By BOB JACKSON
COLUMBIANA CO. Personal tactic helps push tax
Commissioners have spent time talking directly to voters. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
McGlynn's double leads Austintown to win
AUSTINTOWN -- Shannon McGlynn hit a two-run double in the top of the sixth inning to break a 4-4 tie
Basketball star to speak at Jewish event
YOUNGSTOWN -- College basketball star Tamir Goodman will be the keynote speaker at the annual
CANFIELD Police seek man who fled twice
The man ran out of an off-duty officer's home before he could be arrested. CANFIELD -- Police here
Wreck kills one, injures two
DAMASCUS -- A Struthers woman was killed and two Youngstown-area women injured in a two-vehicle
ABWA Warren Charter Chapter members honor Herron as associate of the year
WARREN -- A highlight of the April 2 meeting of the Warren Charter Chapter of the American Business
YOUNGSTOWN Control board
The city's board of control approved these contracts and spending items Thursday: A credit card
Parole employee charged with DUI
AUSTINTOWN -- A pretrial hearing has been set for an Ohio Adult Parole Board employee who was found
COLUMBIANA Author's advice: Read and rewrite
A writer of children's books visited pupils at Joshua Dixon Elementary. By NANCY TULLIS
WARREN Drug probe results in three arrests
Agents were pursuing a search warrant today to open a confiscated safe. WARREN -- Officers and
MERCER, PA. Man will serve time for break-in case
Damage at the dealership exceeded $5,000. MERCER, Pa. -- A local man will spend up to five years
Donald Lockett VFW Post 6488, auxiliary hold joint installation
YOUNGSTOWN -- A joint installation took place May 20 for officers of Donald Lockett Veterans of
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Something special
2 local students among 18 state essay finalists COLUMBUS -- Melissa Browne of David Anderson High
TRAFICANT CASE U.S. files response against requests
The government says the congressman has raised no new issues. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
HUBBARD Marconi Lounge faces citation over gambling
Liquor agents seized gambling materials and cash at the club. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Group seeks programs to keep kids off streets
The solution to youth violence: positive youth programs. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF
HUBBARD Marconi Lodge faces gambling citation
Liquor agents seized gambling materials and cash at the club. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
YOUNGSTOWN Man pleads guilty to trafficking
The Champion man will be sentenced after co-defendants' cases are finished. By BOB JACKSON
ABWA chapter marks 47th, honors woman of the year
CANFIELD -- Cathy Lou Pokrivnak was honored as "Woman of the Year" by Youngstown Charter Chapter of
YOUNGSTOWN Woman awaits coroner's ruling after victim dies
The woman's felonious assault charge could be upgraded. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
WARREN Brookfield man is sentenced for sex offense
The defendant is the father of the man who was convicted of throwing semen. WARREN -- A 62-year-
A new festival on the block
By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- A Jud Zaar might sound bizarre, but it makes
CANFIELD Men who beat cows get sentence deadline
The judge had recommended that the men serve their sentences caring for or cleaning up after
BOARDMAN PARK Campaign complaint
These statements made by Boardman Citizens for Responsible Taxation are the focus of a complaint
MAHONING COUNTY Commissioners honor Duzzny's years of service
Duzzny said the nature of disasters has changed in the past two decades. By BOB JACKSON
MENTAL HEALTH'S CRYING NEED
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: It's rare for a president to give a speech on mental health. But it's wise. On
YO-MAH-0 Member of area chapter to head Ohio Division, IAAP
The new president has been active at the local level since 1991. CINCINNATI -- The Ohio Division,
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Robert and Nicole Accordino, 2403 San Pedro Drive, Youngstown, girl, May 2. Forum
VFW Triangle Post 2799 installs slate
NEW SPRINGFIELD -- The VFW Triangle Post 2799 held installation of new officers May 21 at the post
Mutual motivation
By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF WARREN -- A year ago, Tjawonkher Davis was a much
TRUMBULL CO. Heavy storms cause flooding
Some parts of the city saw more than 2 inches of rain. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Cameron ties record
Cameron ties record Mike Cameron until now recognized for his Gold Glove and being part of the
Seat-belt program
Seat-belt program LIBERTY -- Township police will increase traffic enforcement, especially those
Harding creating workable league
It's been 51 days since the Boardman and Austintown boards of education voted to leave the Steel
TRUMBULL COUNTY Heavy storms cause flooding
Some parts of the city saw more than 2 inches of rain. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
SPRINTERS COMPLEMENT EACH OTHER Mutual motivation
Tjawonkher Davis and Rob Massucci make each other better as sprinters for Warren Harding. By JOE
GAME TIME Today
Who: Rangers (Davis 2-2) at Indians (Baez 2-2). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio/TV: WKBN-AM (570), Fox
2 local students among 18 state essay finalists
2 local students among 18 state essay finalists COLUMBUS -- Melissa Browne of David Anderson High
YOUNGSTOWN STATE Goettsch, Crummey earn top honors as student-athletes
Recognition of the pair highlighted the 15th annual Academic Awards banquet. By PETE MOLLICA
YOUNGSTOWN Game teaches about Sept. 11
The game is being sold to raise funds for the YMCA, NAACP and victims of the terrorist attacks. By
RYAN CAMPAIGN Panel receives another complaint
The former congressional candidate says the federal agency should investigate Ryan's campaign
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES HUBBARD U Received a state Issue II grant to reconstruct and widen Lincoln
YOUNGSTOWN FATAL FIRE Testing continues for accelerant
Homicide detectives and a crime lab officer were sent to the fire scene. By PATRICIA MEADE
BASEBALL ROUNDUP Kyle Buck throws no-hitter as West Branch wins 14th
He registered six strikeouts against Carrollton and gained his sixth win .. CARROLLTON -- Kyle
CLUB CALENDAR
ATHLETIC GROUPS XMcDonald Baseball Association will meet at 6 p.m. Sunday in the senior citizens
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Christopher R. Rappach, 24, of 720 Sable Court, Youngstown,
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ROUNDUP Chaney no-hits Wilson, 12-0; Canfield is winner over Niles
By beating Niles, Canfield secured the Metro Athletic Conference championship. YOUNGSTOWN -- Jeff
NILES Sharon Tube awaits word on abatement
If approved, construction will begin this month and the facility will become operational next year.
SCORE to give awards to 3 businesses
THE VINDICATOR YOUNGSTOWN -- SCORE, the Service Corps of Retired Executives, will present three
PennDOT will give 2 grants for pedestrian, biking trails
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will provide two grants totaling
BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL Salem Memorial Building League -- needs referees, scorers and timers for Centennial
The house had smoke detectors but no batteries.
The house had smoke detectors but no batteries. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER
UNDERCLASS DIVISION (9TH-10TH GRADERS)
UNDERCLASS DIVISION (9TH-10TH GRADERS) Flyweights: William Rios (Campbell) won by decision over
WEDNESDAY'S GAMES
WEDNESDAY'S GAMES American League Detroit 7, Kansas City 6 Boston 15, Baltimore 3 Texas 8,
WARREN Police exam brings disputes
Six police sergeants have filed a lawsuit about the exam. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Making the news his dream
By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF HUBBARD -- Seth Doane has the enviable job of traveling
Boardman rolling along, now 16-0
By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT BOARDMAN -- Junior third baseman Andrew Good hit a home run
MAHONING COUNTY Judge alters bond in shooting case
The defendant can pay $20,000 and hire a bail bondsman to get out of jail. By BOB JACKSON
ENERGY National Fuel raises instead of cuts rates
STAFF/WIRE REPORTS ERIE, Pa. -- National Fuel Gas Distribution Corp. raised its rates 6 percent,
Treasurer seeks foreclosure on house Tyson had owned
WARREN -- Trumbull County Treasurer Christ Michelakis is asking a court to foreclose on the
GREENVILLE, PA. Jail takeover means 6 will lose their jobs
The dispatchers could get work as on-call jail attendants for COG. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL LAW DAY Lieutenant governor speaks
The lieutenant governor encouraged lunch guests to display positive patriotism. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
State troopers kick off safety-belt campaign
State troopers kick off safety-belt campaign The Ohio State Highway Patrol kicked-off zero
Boardman rolling along
The Spartans are now 16-0. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT BOARDMAN -- Junior third
Zoldan's horse is near pick for field
Bruce Zoldan of Boardman is an owner of Windward Passage, who was a finalist for the run for the
TRUMBULL COUNTY | Law Day winners
Pupils who won awards in drawing and writing contests for the Trumbull County Bar Association's
Austintown school officials seek missing walkie-talkie
AUSTINTOWN -- School officials here are looking for a $720 walkie-talkie that's been missing since
TRUMBULL COUNTY Official's status unclear
It has been a stormy few years for the health commissioner. BY STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF
YOUNGSTOWN City council notes
City council handled these items Wednesday: Authorized the board of control to waive permit fees
HERMITAGE SCHOOLS Dispute will go to arbitration
Two additional dates are scheduled if needed. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
LAWRENCE COUNTY Police discount change in story of victim's mom
The mother of one of the child victims was too distraught to testify. By LAURE CIOFFI
MAHONING COUNTY Behind bars, Chance awaits appeal outcome
The former sheriff now has company at his Michigan prison. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
WARREN Park Hotel to become Comfort Inn
New owners hope the hotel's restaurant will reopen. WARREN -- The city's 100-year-old landmark
PONDEROSA PARK Attorney to work on taxes
The Salem-area park has been in bankruptcy court since November 2000. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Ronald and Carey Thomas, 16383 Coolidge St., East Liverpool, twins: boy and girl,
Woman accused of making threats
COITSVILLE -- Dorothy J. Leone threatened to blow up utility poles and power lines if workers didn't
PHOTO DISPLAY Exhibit schedule
UnseenAmerica, a photo exhibit of and by working class people, is on display at the Youngstown
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY A & amp;F doesn't need my help in losing its shirt
I own Abercrombie & amp; Fitch stock. (You know Abercrombie & amp; Fitch. It's that store
KIMBELL TRIAL Other testimony
Closing arguments in the killings of Bonnie Lou Dryfuse, her daughters Jacqueline, 7, and Heather,
UAW director will run for post
The regional labor leader does not live in the 17th Congressional District. By DAVID SKOLNICK
Furnace suspected in home fire
NEGLEY -- Fire investigators are looking at a faulty furnace as the cause of a fire that destroyed a
COLUMBIANA CO. Board lays off official in public
Ohio law requires that governing bodies taking an official action do so during open meetings. By
HERMITAGE SCHOOLS Principal selected for middle school
The school board will refinance a bond issue if doing so will save enough money. HERMITAGE, Pa. --
Fire thought to be an arson damages New Castle house
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- City firefighters fought another suspected arson fire, the eighth in the city in
YOUNGSTOWN Exhibit to focus on working people
Local health care and library workers will get a chance to contribute to the exhibit. THE
3 new firefighters
3 new firefighters WARREN -- The city will swear in three new firefighters at 10 a.m. Friday in
17TH DISTRICT 4 labor unions endorse Sen. Ryan
The four unions have more than 1,800 active members. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS
TRUMBULL COUNTY | Indictments The Trumbull County grand jury chose not to indict a 22-year-old Lener Avenue man who was arrested last month on a felonious assault charge. Police say Delmar Moore shot
Sean M. Brandel, 33, Woodland Street, Canton, theft. Claudi A. Javier, 20, Lane Street, Cincinnati,
CAMPBELL Officials swear in new council clerk for 2-year term
By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CAMPBELL -- Dina Mangiarelli-Hamilton of Porter
Black Americans want to see more role models
Opinion: Black Americans want to see more role models EDITOR: In response to Roger Smith's recent
GAME TIME Today
Who: Pirates (Villone 2-3) at Rockies (Thomson 3-2). When: 3:05 p.m. Radio/TV: WKST-AM (1200).
Zoldan's horse is near pick
Bruce Zoldan of Boardman is an owner of Windward Passage, who was a finalist for the Kentucky Derby
BOARDMAN Voters to decide 7 liquor issues
A trustee said most of the businesses seeking permits are established and have a good track record.
YOUNGSTOWN 2 die in 'suspicious' fire
The house had smoke detectors but no batteries. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple PHOTO EXHIBIT: Esther Cohen and Louis Alvarez, both of New York
Having a dandy time just sowing some seeds
Hannah Kuhar, 5, blows dandelion seeds near her home in Lorain, Ohio. She was out enjoying the
SOFTBALL Poland assured piece of crown
Fitch senior Brianna Ozias tossed a no-hitter against Ursuline. CANFIELD -- The Poland High
TURKEY AT THE HELM
Opinion: Toronto Globe and Mail: Crisis offers opportunity. Certainly that's how Turkey must regard its
Workshop by author
Workshop by author BOARDMAN -- Author Louanne Johnson will present a workshop, "Coping with
HOCKEY Ice Zone may get franchise
Bruce Zoldan said he is hoping to land a franchise for a team in the Continental Elite Hockey
KILLING THE CRUSADER
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: The Army's Crusader artillery system is becoming the Rasputin of weapons programs.
3 injured in crash
3 injured in crash WASHINGTONVILLE -- Thomas Whitfield, 67, of New Springfield was in stable
YOUNGSTOWN Traficant will have signatures for independent run, aide says
Traficant has asked for more time to file with the House ethics committee. By DAVID SKOLNICK
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Andrew L. Townsend, 45, of 361 Cornell Ave., Youngstown, and
17TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 4 labor unions endorse state Sen. Ryan
The four unions have more than 1,800 active members. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS
YSU
YSU Baseball COLUMBUS -- A late comeback by Youngstown State came up just short in a 6-5 loss to
Wednesday, May 1 (57 stories)
RETIRE THE ESTATE TAX -- NOW
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: The House has voted to make permanent the $1.35 trillion, 10-year tax cut signed by
YOUNGSTOWN Bar snubs a judge in picking favorites
The judge, who quit the bar association two years ago, said he was not surprised by the vote. By
WEBBY AWARDS 49ers nab nomination
The site supplies player, staff and cheerleader profiles, photos, statistics and schedules. SANTA
17TH DISTRICT Ryan rejects request to release details of loan
A retired doctor filed a complaint about a contribution to Ryan's campaign. By DAVID SKOLNICK
NEWTON FALLS Sheriff's office probes cop's actions
The sheriff said the investigation should take about two weeks. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Democrats appoint Nittoli to replace Sweirz in 7th Ward
John A. Nittoli got 10 of 18 votes cast on the second ballot. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
HERMITAGE Rendell explains school funding plan at campaign stop
The gubernatorial candidate wants to borrow money to foster economic development programs. By
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SHARON Man kills himself in his car as police try to talk to him
Police say the event began as a domestic dispute. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
YOUNGSTOWN HUD cut leads to smaller CDA plan
Using federal money for demolition will require more paperwork. YOUNGSTOWN -- Community
WARREN Appeals continue for murderer of boy, 12
The defendant has been on death row since 1986. A 3-judge panel sentenced him to death. By PEGGY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials again shun risk pool in awarding insurance pact
The panel voted 2-1 to keep the same insurer. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN
YOUNGSTOWN Dems pick Nittoli for council
John A. Nittoli got 10 of 18 votes cast on the second ballot. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
2Ronald Rich of Campbell, former Hartford police chief, pleads guilty to tax evasion in federal
2Ronald Rich of Campbell, former Hartford police chief, pleads guilty to tax evasion in federal
YOUNGSTOWN Motion seeks car's release
The car has two TV sets mounted in the headrests. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
WARREN SCHOOLS By going to school, 4th-graders win lunch at Avalon's Tall Oaks
This marks at least the fifth time a class at Alden earned the honor. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
LIQUOR CONTROL
LIQUOR CONTROL Permits, transfers Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor
PULASKI SLAYINGS Child's mother runs from stand in retrial
The judge allowed the jury to watch a tape of Herko's 1998 testimony. By LAURE CIOFFI
KIMBELL TRIAL Other testimony
Pictures of Thomas Dryfuse's hands taken shortly after police were called to the murder scene were
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Bar recommendations Mahoning County Bar Association polled its membership and
YOUNGSTOWN CITY TOURNAMENT
YOUNGSTOWN CITY TOURNAMENT (Current standings) Team Every Extreme3626 4 Ringers & amp;
WARREN Candid cameras trained on money
Cameras point to the safe door, in the lobby and sign-in area and to the cashiers at the water
Chaney's Smith No. 1 at Missouri
Brad Smith has discovered a whole new world at the University of Missouri. But don't think the 2001
Liberty seniors' friendship transcends politics
Two Liberty seniors showed that their differing positions on the Mideast conflict need not tear them
DIVISION III
DIVISION III Host: Cortland Seeds: 1. Newton Falls. 2. Maplewood. 3. Champion. May 8 Badger
AUSTINTOWN Court OKs claim of bias, not distress
Dina was hired as a full-time officer while police were appealing the decision. By IAN HILL
LONG-DISTANCE PHONE SERVICE Ameritech pushes to enter Ohio market
The company must first prove that it's sharing its lines with competitors. STAFF/WIRE REPORTS
SHARON No cost to visit hall
SHARON, Pa. -- It's still free to get into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame & amp; Museum at 98 E.
POLICE CALLS Canfield, Austintown
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD April 24 Drug abuse: City police arrested a 43-year-old
Grants approved for water projects
Grants approved for water projects JAMESTOWN, Pa.-- Two municipal water system projects will get a
COLUMBIANA Residents oppose property rezoning
Residents don't want multifamily housing in their neighborhood. COLUMBIANA -- Residents of
NILES South side safety plans are in place
The contingency is to protect Niles' south side during bridge replacement. NILES -- Mayor Ralph A.
Grove City parents weekend will feature many events
A Sharon student has been elected junior spring queen this year. GROVE CITY, Pa. -- Events at
Officials to inspect Struthers apartments
STRUTHERS -- On Friday city officials will inspect improvements made to the Spring Street
Youngstown State's offense slowed; Kent State takes advantage, 11-5
By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF NILES -- The Youngstown State baseball team didn't come
YOUNGSTOWN Man pleads innocent to voyeurism
The suspect was a part-time TV program technician, not a teacher. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Man sues companies over his wife's death
The woman was killed when a machine fell on her. LISBON -- An East Liverpool man is suing a Salem
SHARON Ignoring pleas, man kills self in car
A nearby school went into lockdown after the shooting. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
GAIL WHITE In a wave, Carrington South residents go surfing
The legs may stiffen and the arms grow weak, but when it comes to computers, you're never too old to
LORDSTOWN Board will lease center to TCTC
The center is expected to be filled with adult students in three years. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Man gets three-year sentence for newspaper coin-box thefts
The matter of roughly $20,000 in restitution will be considered later. By PATRICIA MEADE
Authorities evacuate homes after plant fire
Authorities evacuate homes after plant fire PEARLAND, Texas -- A series of explosions rocked a
Organ donation can turn sad occasion into blessing
Opinion: Organ donation can turn sad occasion into blessing EDITOR: I was pleased to see your in-depth
MAHONING COUNTY Prosecutor to hear election-fraud allegations
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- The Mahoning County Board of
Dispute over Viagra
Dispute over Viagra CANFIELD -- A domestic dispute began late Tuesday night when a wife found
YSU University hires new dean of engineering
There are only about six or seven female engineering deans in the country. YOUNGSTOWN --
Big fourth inning keys Canfield past Niles; Ridge beats Champion
CANFIELD -- Megan Turocy (7-6) fired a four-hitter and struck out 14 batters as the Canfield High
Friends of Fellows plan annual sale of spring plants
Friends of Fellows plan annual sale of spring plants YOUNGSTOWN -- Friends of Fellows Riverside
Waste district sells composting machines
Waste district sells composting machines WARREN -- The Geauga-Trumbull Solid Waste Management
SALEM Sale in future of company that plans to build plant
The deal is subject to federal regulations and is expected to take several months to close. By
Correction
Opinion: An editorial Monday on the city of Youngstown's hiring of a Canadian company to handle public input
In Mahoning County, say 'yes' to the schools
Opinion: When two of the most highly rated school districts in Ohio need to increase their operating revenue
Maple Leafs win
Maple Leafs win Alexander Mogilny scored twice as the Toronto Maple Leafs beat the New York
MAHONING COUNTY JAIL Inmate arrest shows flaw in work release
No one checks to see if the inmates actually go to work. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
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