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Thursday, October 31 (108 stories)
Injured in wreck
Injured in wreck HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Adam Buxton, 21, of Executive Court, West Middlesex, remained
WEDNESDAY'S NBA SUMMARIES
WEDNESDAY'S NBA SUMMARIES CAVALIERS 98, CLIPPERS 96 CLEVELAND (98) -- Miles 5-11 5-8 15, Hill
Costume shop taps into Halloween business
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER NILES -- It's a late-October afternoon, and
Austintown board postpones hearing
Austintown board postpones hearing AUSTINTOWN -- Faced with an overflow crowd Wednesday, township
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Football playoffs
DIVISION III HUBBARD (9-1) vs. STEUBENVILLE (8-2) Game time: 7:30 p.m. Friday at Steubenville's
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials to change buying of supplies
The jail will keep all supplies in a locked closet; custodians will no longer be in charge of
NEW YORK NFL owners address minority-hiring issue
Gene Upshaw opposes a plan that would offer extra draft choices as incentive. NEW YORK (AP) -- The
Rape reported
Rape reported YOUNGSTOWN -- A Choffin Career Center student told her grandmother Wednesday evening
PENNSYLVANIA Site IDs sexual predators
The majority of those on the Web site are still in prison. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Pennsylvania has
MAHONING COUNTY Revenue program garners an award
The award is for distribution of a portion of sales tax revenue to local communities. By BOB
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Adam and Ashley Sperling, 2250 Logan Hill Drive, Hubbard, boy, Oct. 30. Daniel and
Repeating the mantra -- "We didn't lose, we just ran out of time" -- we move forward with our
Repeating the mantra -- "We didn't lose, we just ran out of time" -- we move forward with our
HELOISE Needlepoint cover needs freshening
Dear Heloise: How can I get the musty odor out of a needlepoint chair cover? Olga Annas, Palm
Couch survives
Couch survives If it were a thrill ride, Tim Couch's fourth NFL season would compare with the
Radical vs. conservative
Opinion: There is nothing conservative about inventing government powers that weren't prescribed by the
REGINA POWNELL KEVIN HELMICK
REGINA POWNELL KEVIN HELMICK XNILES -- St. Stephen Church was the setting at 2 p.m. Sept. 28 for
OHIO STATE Clarett says he gets hate-filled e-mails
Some OSU fans turned on the freshman running back after his comments about going to the NFL.
Three-year-old Lexi Ramos, above, of Cortland takes candy from one of the tables set up at Cafaro
Three-year-old Lexi Ramos, above, of Cortland takes candy from one of the tables set up at Cafaro
GIRLS SOCCER Eagles falter to Bay by 1-0
Hubbard became Bay's 16th shutout victim this season. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
SALVATION ARMY Group faces deadline with store
SHARON, Pa. -- The Salvation Army must seek a zoning variance or close the thrift store it opened in
CORTLAND Company announces proposal for airport
An airline with no planes says its proposal would generate $1.3 million a year for the airport.
Associated Press
Associated Press REFORM CAMPAIGN: Attorney Don Iler, right, of Cleveland talks to an unidentified
INDIANS Team begins talks to re-sign free agent Thome
Cleveland is expected to present a package that would make him the highest-paid in club history..
PREP FOOTBALL STANDINGS & amp; SCHEDULE
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ELECTIONS Officials estimate voter turnout
One elections director says his 27 percent to 28 percent voter-turnout estimate is probably too
YOUNGSTOWN Deal puts YSU back on track
The measure still faces review and approval by the full board of regents. By JoANNE VIVIANO
SURPLUS FOOD
SURPLUS FOOD Commandment Keepers Temple, 1331 Brighton St., Youngstown, various commodities, 9 to
ANNAMARIE WILLIAMS ROBERT DAVIS
ANNAMARIE WILLIAMS ROBERT DAVIS XJACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Our Lady by the Sea Catholic Church was the
POLAND Trustee faces third DUI charge
Robert J. Lidle Jr. has pleaded innocent in the case. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
Best Bets
Best Bets U "You haven't seen 'Star Wars' until you've seen a 40-foot Yoda." So says the director
The Vindicator
The Vindicator MASTER PLAN: William DeCicco, executive director of CASTLO, points out the location
Berlin, Ellsworth reminders: Get septic systems pumped
YOUNGSTOWN -- Nearly 900 residents of Berlin and Ellsworth townships will receive notices this week,
EBONY LIFE LINE Currie pioneers way into hall
Alma Currie, a trailblazer as a black female golfer, is among 13 persons named to the Ebony Hall of
Inside
Inside * The Pittsburgh Pirates can only hope Bryan Bullington shows as much patience and stamina
YSU School of business to honor 3 alumni
The banquet will be Friday. YOUNGSTOWN -- Three businessmen will receive Outstanding Alumni Awards
BROWNS Couch riding a roller-coaster season
For the time being, the critics are quiet. BEREA (AP) -- If it were a thrill ride, Tim Couch's
KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR | Annie's Mailbox 'Steve' is looking for online romance
Dear Annie: I recently discovered that my boyfriend, "Steve," has been e-mailing women who have
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Billions spent on Halloween? Now that's scary
Sales of Halloween stuff have hit the $2.5 billion mark. No, no, I didn't make a mistake. I wrote
GIRLS REGIONAL SOCCER Poland girls defeated 6-0 by Walsh Jesuit in semifinal
The Bulldogs finished the season 15-4-1. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF CUYAHOGA
Steel bracelets raise thousands for 9/11 memorial
PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Steel bracelets engraved with the words "We remember 9-11-01, United We Stand"
Pushing tort reform, doctors backing two court hopefuls
Doctors want tort reform that would limit jury awards for pain and suffering. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER IT'S A LATE-OCTOBER AFTERNOON, and Ward's
RATES Certificates of deposit The table shows the annual percentage yield as of Oct. 30. All yields given in percent. Balances required vary, and some banks offer lower yields if certain balances
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Special to The Vindicator
Special to The Vindicator PRACTICING REHAB: Therapists at the Park Vista Retirement Community
Police probe report of child abuse
AUSTINTOWN -- Police are investigating a report that a father choked his 11-year-old son Wednesday
"We're hard at work, and I think we are getting closer. But our basic principles remain the same.
Opinion: "We're hard at work, and I think we are getting closer. But our basic principles remain the same.
AUSTINTOWN State officials sweeten Tamco deal
A representative called the grant package a significant offer. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR
'Stonewalling'
'Stonewalling' PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem didn't take the strong stand against Augusta
Chicago offers bonus to cops who get fit
Chicago offers bonus to cops who get fit CHICAGO -- Police officers here have a new reason to drop
Retired professor puts his money on Traficant
The Pennsylvania man won't say how much he's spent on Traficant. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
PGA Finchem's talk doesn't feed Augusta's female-issue fire
ATLANTA (AP) -- The leader of a women's group campaigning for a female member at Augusta National
DIVISION IV
DIVISION IV EAST PALESTINE (9-1) vs. SULLIVAN BLACK RIVER (8-2) Game time: Friday, 7:30 p.m.
Fitch band directors and students earned praise
Opinion: Fitch band directors and students earned praise EDITOR: On Oct. 3, the Austintown Fitch High
SHARPSVILLE Board backs lease for charter school
The charter school would pay $90,000 a year for space in a former elementary building. By HAROLD
HOLIDAY MOVIES Hollywood wraps up some stellar flicks
By MILAN PAURICH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Talk about an embarrassment of riches! After a fall
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS WEDNESDAY 1st--Right Rigger(R Bartley Jr)22.406.003.60 Robby's Score(J
YOUNGSTOWN Man blames other suspect in kicking-death trial
Christopher Love said people who identified him as the killer were lying. By BOB JACKSON
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials plan to change buying of supplies
The jail will keep all supplies in a locked closet; custodians will no longer be in charge of
AMBER TESTA ROBERT LEIPHEIMER
AMBER TESTA ROBERT LEIPHEIMER XYOUNGSTOWN -- Joined in marriage during a 3 p.m. ceremony Sept. 21
ROUNDUP Wednesday's other games
Pacers 91, Rockets 82 INDIANAPOLIS -- In a fitting start for soft-spoken Yao Ming, the 7-foot-6
Ho-hum attitude toward gambling, bribery wrong
Opinion: Earlier this month, Warren Atty. Robert Shaker made the following observation about his client,
Tonight
Tonight MUSIC Cleveland Orchestra conducted by Stephen Smith, 8, Severance Hall, 11001 Euclid
JULIA HELAL WILLIAM KAY
JULIA HELAL WILLIAM KAY XASHLAND -- A reception at the Ashland University Convocation Center
NBA Miles helps Cavs beat his ex-mates in win over Clippers
Zydrunas Ilgauskas scored the game-winner as the Cavs, with new addition Darius Miles, won 98-96.
EAST PALESTINE Contract
Provisions of the new three-year contract between the East Palestine School District and its
WASHINGTON E-filing to be free for many
The proposal would eliminate a fee of about $12.50 which taxpayers have had to pay to file online.
CANFIELD Earnings lower for Rainbow
The company attributes reduced earnings to the costs of opening new stores. THE VINDICATOR,
49ERS AFC West stretch to be a tough test
The next three opponents are 14-8 combined. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF Having
NASCAR McSwain will try to return Labonte to winning form
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- Michael "Fatback" McSwain was released Wednesday from his contract at Robert
BULLETIN: Snyder's Drug Stores has agreed to lease the Tamco Distribution Center in Austintown,
BULLETIN: Snyder's Drug Stores has agreed to lease the Tamco Distribution Center in Austintown,
WARREN OEPA won't pursue license revocation
The state says the city should focus on the landfill's 2003 license. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
A LIFE AMONG THE FACTOIDS
Opinion: A LIFE AMONG THE FACTOIDS Los Angeles Times: Here's a piece of trivia: Americans love trivia. It's
MAHONING COUNTY Grant aids removal of lead
The county has received more than $9 million in HUD grants since 1997. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
NFL Ex-player Tuaolo reveals he is gay
Samoan Esera Tuaolo, a former NFL defensive lineman, wants to be accepted for what he is. NEW YORK
Today is Thursday, Oct. 31, the 304th day of 2002. There are 61 days left in the year. This is
Opinion: Today is Thursday, Oct. 31, the 304th day of 2002. There are 61 days left in the year. This is
BASEBALL Bucs, Bullington finally in accord
The former Ball State pitcher has become the highest-paid draft choice in Pirates history.
NEW SPRINGFIELD School board pushes policy to continuously improve
The board is inviting the public to attend its sessions on self improvement. BY VIRGINIA ROSS
Brothers are shot
Brothers are shot NILES -- Two brothers were taken to area hospitals after police found them
NHL ROUNDUP Wednesday's games
Penguins 4, Senators 1 OTTAWA -- Mario Lemieux scored a goal and had two assists to lead
WARREN Residents say they badly need water
Residents are just looking for something everyone else has. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
YOUNGSTOWN Forum Health system names administrator in new post
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN YOUNGSTOWN -- Forum Health has named Brian Dietz of Boardman to a new
SOCCER
SOCCER Tri-County Sports -- formerly Valley Sports in Struthers, has its own club team for players
"Halloween is becoming another Christmas for adults. Adults really get into it. I've had people come
"Halloween is becoming another Christmas for adults. Adults really get into it. I've had people come
ON DISPLAY IN NILES: This mask is among those available at Ward's Costume Shoppe, which also
ON DISPLAY IN NILES: This mask is among those available at Ward's Costume Shoppe, which also
ENON VALLEY, PA. Chase ends in arrest
A state police trooper was injured in the chase. ENON VALLEY, Pa. -- Police said a New Castle man
TRUMBULL COUNTY Commissioners approve 2 tax abatements
Both abatements have already cleared council. WARREN -- Trumbull County commissioners approved tax
17TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Candidates barely debate the issues
The Democratic candidate said he has tried to run a positive campaign focusing on the issues
FREE AGENCY Players' choices are mostly for change
Of approximately 180 players potentially eligible for free agency, 119 filed in the first three
Youngstown men face charges after traffic stop
AUSTINTOWN -- Police said they arrested two Youngstown men after finding a handgun and suspected
STEELERS Farrior is starting to fit in on defense
The new inside linebacker is leading the team in tackles. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- The Pittsburgh
BY THE NUMBERS Voter registration
MAHONING COUNTY 2002: 174,304 2001: 177,347 2000: 182,147 1999: 172,985 1998: 175,256
LIBERTY Leaf pickup
The township will begin picking up bagged leaves Tuesday: South of Goldie Road, east of Belmont
MAHONING COUNTY Bridge will allow access to major development along river
The county sales tax and the regional nature of the project was imperative in obtaining the
IRAQ Dissenter dares to tell his side
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR BAGHDAD -- Over lamb chops in a busy Baghdad restaurant, Ahmed looks
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: BOARDMAN Oct. 21 Warrants: A 66-year-old Akron man was arrested on
Hubbard's season ends
Mentor Lake Catholic beat the Eagles in three games in the Division II semifinal. By JOE SCALZO
Hungry for prizes at eating contest
Above, Rob Schuller of Mercer, Pa., chows down on a roast beef sandwich. Schuller won the Arby's
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses John J. Chahine, 40, of 1323 Pheasant Court, Boardman, and
NEWTON FALLS Schools take steps to stay open in strike
The strike deadline is Nov. 11. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF NEWTON FALLS --
EAST PALESTINE SCHOOLS Board, union approve pact for 3 years
Teachers receive a 3-percent pay raise each year. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU EAST
Share your thoughts on the Nov. 5 election
Share your thoughts on the Nov. 5 election The 17th Congressional District election promises to be
COLUMBIANA CO. Insuring county inmates weighed
The insurance company would be paid from the savings it earns for the county. By NORMAN LEIGH
Book to detail Irish American heritage
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Irish American Archival Society of the Greater Mahoning Valley has begun work on a
THE NUMBERS YSU vs. SIU
YSUSIU 4-4Record4-5 16.6Points scored41.7 18.3Points allowed30.0 276.1Total offense422.0
MERCER Man sentenced in beating
MERCER, Pa. -- A man was sentenced to serve up to six years in prison for a beating that left
Wednesday, October 30 (94 stories)
Drug charges
Drug charges YOUNGSTOWN -- Jamal Pusey pulled a plastic bag of suspected crack cocaine from his
6TH DISTRICT D'Apolito endorses Halleck in race
The man who lost the Democratic primary is endorsing the Republican in the 6th Congressional
Share your thoughts on the Nov. 5 election
Share your thoughts on the Nov. 5 election The 17th Congressional District election promises to be
LAWRENCE COUNTY Nursing home up for sale
Hill View Manor's population has dropped to 85. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU
HUBBARD Police form program to aid senior citizens
The program will be patterned after one in Champion Township. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
TOURNAMENT WINNERS Canfield Speech Boosters
Results from Saturday's Canfield Speech Boosters Novice Tournament: TOP FINISHERS Original
WEATHERSFIELD Despite upcoming levy, schools must make cuts
The school board will meet in November to consider additional cuts. By MARY SMITH VINDICATOR
BIG 12 Sooners eye end to long drought
Oklahoma hasn't beaten Colorado since 1988. ASSOCIATED PRESS NORMAN, Okla. -- A victory this
AUSTINTOWN Developer wants to reach compromise with residents
Some residents said they want a wider buffer zone between their homes and the business park. By
OFFICE WEAR The casual look at companies undergoes a needed makeover
With economic uncertainty, business wear has gotten more serious. LONG ISLAND NEWSDAY NEW YORK
Sheriff's employees to get raise
LISBON -- Employees of the Columbiana County Sheriff's Department will receive a pay increase as
Village riding high on Rockets
Don't be surprised if the train whistle is blowing Friday in Lowellville. That happens there
DON'T BEAR IT ALONE
DON'T BEAR IT ALONE UWhere to call: These resources can help women and men who have been victims
ON SALE Tournament tickets
CHANEY Tickets for the Cowboys' playoff football game Friday at Louisville will be on sale today
SHARPSVILLE, PA. Charter school has building in mind
The proposed school needs to secure space before applying for a state charter. SHARPSVILLE, Pa. --
PGA Woods, Mickelson still top picks in Tour Championship
Two years ago they battled for the title with Mickelson coming from behind to win by one stroke.
MERCER, PA. Help steps in to aid farm's starving cattle
The farmers were given 30 days to improve the condition of their animals. MERCER, Pa. -- The
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
FRIDAY XBloomfield High School Junior Class will sponsor a fish and shrimp dinner from 4 to 7 p.m.
Fitch extends Hudson before falling
The Falcons dropped a 2-1 decision in a regional semifinal to a team ranked as high as No. 1 in the
Healing's on the line
One shirt tells the story of a 14-year-old whose first kiss 'turned into rape.' By JoANNE
Voting information
Voting information The League of Women Voters' information guides on voting are available in the
Student's drug charges
Student's drug charges YOUNGSTOWN -- The smell of marijuana on a 15-year-old Woodrow Wilson High
FOOTBALL To finish strong is goal for Penguins
Saturday's Homecoming contest is against Southern Illinois (4-5, 2-2) at 4 p.m. at Stambaugh
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
TUESDAY'S RESULTS BOYS SOCCER REGIONAL SEMIFINALS DIVISION I At Ravenna High School Hudson
YOUNGSTOWN Killer gets more than 30 years
The judge imposed maximum, consecutive sentences. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
OIL CITY, PA. Council votes in favor of curfew
Parents could face fines up to $100 and possible jail sentences. OIL CITY, Pa. (AP) -- Despite
HELOISE Leave eggs in carton for safekeeping
Dear Heloise: Regarding a recent inquiry in your column about taking eggs out of the carton and
BASEBALL Brewers select Ned Yost as new manager
Only two managerial jobs are still open in the major leagues -- Chicago Cubs and Seattle Mariners
STANDINGS Gateway Conference
ConferenceAll Games WLPFPAWLPFPA W. Illinois411599271293138 W. Kentucky41994763220140
COLUMBIANA Police cracking down on parking violators
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU COLUMBIANA -- This isn't a good town to ignore paying a
Statistics show drops in auto mileage
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The 2003 model cars and trucks now reaching showrooms get poorer gas mileage on
MILEAGE | Best, worst
Some 2003 model categories and vehicles that get the best and worst fuel economy, with miles per
BOARDMAN Video store buys building
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN BOARDMAN -- Build it and it will be used -- eventually. After several
Letter: "The park will make up 6 percent of the entire township."
Letter: "The park will make up 6 percent of the entire township." Township: Zoning officials said
Leetonia water
Leetonia water LEETONIA -- Village Administrator Gary Phillips is asking water customers to
NEWTON FALLS Schools will remain open in case of a strike
More talks between the two sides are set for today. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
"Why should ordinary people get killed and punished for the crimes of their leaders? We like the
Opinion: "Why should ordinary people get killed and punished for the crimes of their leaders? We like the
NHL ROUNDUP Tuesday's games
Blackhawks 3, Blue Jackets 2 CHICAGO -- Tyler Arnason deflected in Alexander Karpovtsev's shot
DECORATING Welcome autumn into home
The colors of fall can brighten your decor. SCRIPPS HOWARD For many folks, nothing says fall
INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE Baseball, softball face 'close call'
The IOC will decide whether to remove baseball and softball from the 2008 Summer Games. LONDON
COLUMBIANA City seeks.to clarify report
COLUMBIANA -- City Manager Keith Chamberlin said he and the city council will meet soon with a
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,1.992.10 Bank One,.84,39.3339.39 Clear Channel, 38.70
6TH DISTRICT D'Apolito endorses Halleck
The man who lost the Democratic primary is endorsing the Republican in the 6th Congressional
YOUNGSTOWN Official: Razing house is first step
Police won't ease up just because the house is gone, the councilman said. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
OHIO STATE Clarett probably will play against Minnesota
The freshman running back from Warren Harding re-injured his left shoulder in the win over Penn
Mother asks judge to order son to be castrated
EASTON, Pa. (AP) -- Linda Macaulay told a judge that her mentally retarded son, who is charged with
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses William F. Christoff, 32, Carnegie, Pa., and Karen J.
WEATHERSFIELD SCHOOLS Proposed cuts Here's a breakdown of cuts proposed so far by the Weathersfield school district from schools Treasurer Angela Lewis to save about $300,000 total this year and next
Elimination of certified professional days, which includes the cost of a substitute teacher and the
KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR | Annie's Mailbox Wife's mental problems are leaving him little choice
Dear Annie: My wife of 20 years has put our family though hell for the past 12 months. "Elaine" is
BIG TEN Commissioner still floating idea of instant replay
Jim Delany has allowed Penn State coach Joe Paterno more room to complain out of respect. KNIGHT
Today is Wednesday, Oct. 30, the 303rd day of 2002. There are 62 days left in the year. On this date
Opinion: Today is Wednesday, Oct. 30, the 303rd day of 2002. There are 62 days left in the year. On this date
Schools seek continued support in Trumbull County
Opinion: This is a year of renewal in Trumbull County. There are 11 school issues appearing on ballots in the
OHIO SUPREME COURT RACE Black, O'Connor point to service and experience
All four candidates denounced the third-party advertisements on television. By JEFF ORTEGA
Inside/More Baseball
Inside/More Baseball New skippers: Ned Yost (Brewers) and Ken Macha (Athletics) were officially
NILES Historian locates McKinley kin grave
It's the second major historical find in the Niles cemetery in recent months. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
YOUNGSTOWN GE union authorizes strike for next year
GE unions are upset over a plan to raise health insurance co-payments. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN
Legal jousting in sniper case doesn't make sense
Opinion: Unless we're mistaken, the war on global terrorism is still going on and prisoners of that war are
Associated Press
Associated Press TAKING IT SLOW: A motorist hits the brakes as a buggy on Route 896 in Lancaster
Generations join for Great Expectations
The elderly and young children alike will benefit as a day-care center opens in a nursing home.
GAIL WHITE Center helps homeless people help themselves
Peggy Gray was at a turning point. Sitting at the bus station in Youngstown, she stared with dread
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFF SCHEDULE
OHSAA PLAYOFFS REGIONAL QUARTERFINALS DIVISION I All games at 7 p.m. Saturday unless noted
STEELERS Reprimand is enough, Cowher says of Burress
Pittsburgh's coach advised players to be smart about their actions, to prevent a penalty against the
Cards prove their talent
Kiki Willis had two goals and goalie Tom Reigrut a shutout as Mooney beat Notre Dame-Cathedral to
NBA ROUNDUP Tuesday's other games
Spurs 87, Lakers 82 LOS ANGELES -- Malik Rose had 16 points and 11 rebounds to lead a balanced San
UNIVERSAL-RUNDLE Judge issues restraining order in strike
Negotiations may begin again Nov. 15, a union representative said. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN, OH
TRIAL Arum: King forged contract
Bob Arum testified Don King forged a contract with Julio Cesar Chavez and underpaid him. FORT
COLUMBIANA CO. Web site response is positive
The system allows staffers to focus on other duties. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
TRUMBULL COUNTY Missing money is probe focus
One commissioner wonders what the maintenance department head has to do with the purchasing scandal.
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MESSAGE: This T-shirt is one of about 50 others on display at the rape counseling program on Indiana
MESSAGE: This T-shirt is one of about 50 others on display at the rape counseling program on Indiana
LET AMTRAK RIDE INTO THE SUNSET
Opinion: LET AMTRAK RIDE INTO THE SUNSET Chicago Tribune: Amtrak is back on Capitol Hill, clamoring for
2 men allege they were beaten at strip club
AUSTINTOWN -- Police are investigating a report that two Trumbull County men were beaten with a
DIV. III SOCCER JFK's end comes at hands of CVCA
Coach Lou Cali's Eagles were beaten, 9-0. By DOUG CHAPIN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT BELOIT --
BASEBALL Maddux, Kent file for free agency
Among others filing on the second day were Robin Ventura, Rickey Henderson and John Olerud. NEW
INDIANS Shapiro, Wedge on same wavelength
Cleveland's new manager will retain Joel Skinner as third base coach. The rest of the staff will be
NBA Kings struggle, but good enough to beat Cavaliers
Cleveland was playing without its two centers, top draft pick and head coach. SACRAMENTO, Calif.
OFFICE WARDROBE Tips for a remake
If your office culture calls for more conservative, corporate attire, don't despair. Here's some
ON TOUR This week's golf events
PGA TOUR Tour Championship Schedule: Thursday-Sunday. Course: East Lake Golf Club, Atlanta
Superpower worries world
In many nations, leaders have constituencies that oppose U.S. action against Saddam. CHRISTIAN
FUND-RAISER Hospice of Valley schedules luncheon
BOARDMAN -- Hospice of the Valley will hold its annual "Awesome Aussie Luncheon" Nov. 7 at the
Border counties have highest poverty rates
Border counties have highest poverty rates WASHINGTON -- The Census Bureau says counties along
YSU Speaker describes Internet's rapid rise
The speaker was ranked among the top 25 digital-age business leaders. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN
MARINE RESERVE Toys for Tots
Santa Claus will arrive in the Youngstown area at 9 a.m. Friday via Hummer at Acordia-Wells Fargo,
Historian locates McKinley kin grave
It's the second major historical find in the Niles cemetery in recent months. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
TENNIS Agassi overcomes errors to prevail
Despite 35 unforced errors, Andre Agassi held off Gaston Gaudio to gain the third round of the Paris
Cavs lose opener
Cavs lose opener The Cleveland Cavaliers -- playing without their top two centers, their top
Austintown residents should reject home rule
Opinion: Austintown residents should reject home rule EDITOR: The good: Home rule is on the ballot this
MOUNTAINEER RESULTS
MOUNTAINEER RESULTS TUESDAY 1st--Enough Already (JS)11.605.003.40 Mighty Joe Young
MERCER COUNTY Assault leads to prison term for Pa. man
In a separate case, a woman has been jailed on disorderly conduct charges. MERCER -- A Harrisville
TRUMBULL COUNTY Indictments, no bills
The following people were indicted Tuesday by a Trumbull County grand jury: Paul W. Fisher, 53,
COLLEGE FOOTBALL STANDINGS
BIG TEN ConferenceAll Games WLPFPAWLPFPA Iowa501759681340184 Ohio St.401045490298125
AKRON Traficant responds to a questionnaire
The expelled congressman's answers were scrawled in bold, all-caps print. AKRON (AP) -- Former
Tuesday, October 29 (153 stories)
Challenger: Probate judge oversteps bounds in courtroom
Judge Maloney said he had to get tough because things had gotten too casual. By BOB JACKSON
COMMISSIONERS Candidates divided over sales tax
The two candidates take different views on whether a sales tax increase should have been imposed.
59TH OHIO HOUSE DISTRICT Alberty cites work for lack of campaigning
The two differ on gambling as a way to generate money for the state and on the success of charter
YOUNGSTOWN Residents debate income tax increase
Increasing the city income tax isn't as simple as voting yes, some residents say. By ROGER G.
SYLVESTER D. PATTON JR. (D)*
SYLVESTER D. PATTON JR. (D)* Age: 53. Home: 727 Brentwood Ave., Youngstown. Employment: State
FARRELL Mayor tells council of plans
Commissioner Kenneth Seamans said the county has three options for the project. By HAROLD GWIN
PREP PREVIEW Regional volleyball
DIVISION I Who: Fitch (20-4) vs. Mentor (19-7). Game time: 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Hudson High
TRUMBULL COUNTY JANITORIAL SUPPLIES Probe confirms purchasing mess
Other than stopping purchasing, no administrative changes have been made in the maintenance
ROSTER Cleveland Cavaliers
No-PlayerPosHtWtAgeYrs 1-Carlos BoozerF6-925821R 2-x-Dajuan WagnerG6-220019R 4-Chris MihmF-C7-
AUSTINTOWN Officials challenge petitions
A township man says he and his girlfriend found about 75 cars illegally parked in handicap spaces
NEWTON FALLS Special election to decide if mayor replaces city-manager government
The election is the latest in a string of issues surrounding the city manager position. By SHERRI
BOYS SOCCER
BOYS SOCCER REGIONAL PAIRINGS COLUMBUS -- Regional pairings for the boys state high school
YOUNGSTOWN NORTH SIDE Bullet holes in house spur resident to action
The homeowner says the mayor has promised action. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER
A Republican veteran takes on a Democratic newcomer. An (*) denotes incumbent.
A Republican veteran takes on a Democratic newcomer. An (*) denotes incumbent. DICK STEVENSON* (R)
GUBERNATORIAL RACE For Taft, Hagan, battle isn't typical
The 17th Congressional District race could be a key factor in the gubernatorial race, Tim Hagan
BOARDMAN Regulations set for adult businesses
Earlier curfews are proposed for outdoor concerts and delivery noise. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
GOVERNOR'S RACE For Taft, Hagan, battle is atypical
The 17th Congressional District race could be a key factor in the gubernatorial race, Tim Hagan
U.S. CONGRESS
U.S. CONGRESS 6th District Two candidates are running for the two-year seat. An (*) denotes
Clever Web use attracts voters
If it quacks like a duck, it must be Taftquack.com CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR WASHINGTON -- Ohio
NEW LEADERS At a glance
Intelligence officials have focused on six emerging Al-Qaida leaders. The following descriptions are
Police dog bites suspect during arrest
Police dog bites suspect during arrest AUSTINTOWN -- A Youngstown man was bitten by a police dog
64th District
64th District Two candidates are running for the two-year seat. An (*) denotes incumbent. DANIEL
ILL-ADVISED WATER GIVEAWAY
Opinion: ILL-ADVISED WATER GIVEAWAY Los Angeles Times: States have the legal right to their own water with
ARIZONA SLAYINGS Students: Man was angry, mean
Officials said the Gulf War veteran killed himself after shooting three nursing school instructors.
BASEBALL
BASEBALL The Baseball School -- individual and small group lessons are available now through Nov.
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Parakeet rules the roost in classroom
Blueberry is a little turquoise-breasted bird with 16 pint-sized owners. He lives in a classroom at
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,1.992.05 Bank One,.84,38.5538.61 Clear Channel, 37.87
Two candidates are running for the four-year seat. (*) denotes incumbent.
Two candidates are running for the four-year seat. (*) denotes incumbent. NANCY MILLIKEN* (R)
CANFIELD Township trustees will meet about zoning change request
CANFIELD -- Township trustees will have a special meeting at 10 a.m. Nov. 14 to vote on a zoning
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS MONDAY 1st--Scioto Bootski (Gonzalez)3.602.202.10 Prizes (S.Spieth)2.602.20
AVALON SOUTH Agreement reached on winterizing golf course
Some council members aren't real keen on the agreement. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and DENISE DICK
Voters have to decide between pros and cons
The Republican touts her experience. The Democrat promises youthful enthusiasm. The independent
Praise: It's cheaper in volume
By JULIE HINDS KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS Americans have a complicated relationship with
Funds for marina improvements OK'd
COLUMBUS -- More than $940,000 is coming for improvements at Lake Milton State Park. The State
KENNETH A. CARANO (D)*
KENNETH A. CARANO (D)* Age: 58. Home: 1906 Countryside Drive, Austintown. Employment: State
No health threat found at school
LISBON -- State inspectors have found nothing so far in McKinley Elementary School that would be
NASCAR Doctors to Marlin: stay out
The driver will have to wait until January when testing for the 2003 season begins. CHARLOTTE,
BASEBALL Indians will turn to 34-year-old Eric Wedge
The new Tribe manager won't even be the oldest guy on the team. CLEVELAND (AP) -- The Cleveland
FREE AGENTS Thome among earliest to file
Tom Glavine and Ivan Rodriguez were also among the 70 players filing for free agency. ANAHEIM,
SCHOOLS Official: Income from levy would cover shortfall
Some residents will pay less tax; others may pay more, the district treasurer said. By NANCY
Campbell man faces a charge of robbery
Campbell man faces a charge of robbery LIBERTY -- A 30-year-old Campbell man was scheduled to be
NOTEBOOK | From the World Series
Record-low rating: The highest-scoring World Series ever turned out to be the lowest-rated, too.
Incumbent is in battle with experienced foe
Both candidates have served for years in governmental jobs. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
Finding clues about kids' health
By APARNA SURENDRAN KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS Children who have questions on personal health have
1st HOUSE DISTRICT Dentist challenges incumbent
The challenger has worked in the medical field for years and has experience in education. By
BALLOT ISSUE Referendum seeks change in form of government
A study says there are few checks and balances in the current form of government. By LAURE CIOFFI
Split personality
Split personality Butch Davis is seeking a magic potion to make the Cleveland Browns play a
HELOISE Reader sheds light on hidden hazard
Dear Heloise: Beware of stacking comforters, quilts, etc., on closet shelves where they can touch
CHARLES BLASDEL*(R)
CHARLES BLASDEL*(R) Age: 31. Home: 16428 Harvard Ave., East Liverpool. Employment: State
POLICE CALLS Canfield, Austintown
CANFIELD CITY Oct. 20 Drug paraphernalia: A 38-year-old Poland man was arrested and booked for
Judging from the picture, prisoner enjoys good life
Opinion: Judging from the picture, prisoner enjoys good life EDITOR: I was curious to read a feature
MANAGERIAL MOVES Piniella gets $13 million from Tampa Bay
New York Mets also announced the hiring of Art Howe of Oakland. ASSOCIATED PRESS Lou Piniella
YSU FOOTBALL Burns, Theissen, Dellarose earn player awards
Mike Burns of Niles made his first career start in the Penguins' 19-0 loss to Western Illinois on
'SMART TAGS' Future of retail?
NEW YORK (AP) -- The most striking thing about the new Prada store in Manhattan's SoHo neighborhood
LifeLines levy to get 3rd try with voters
WARREN -- Officials hope the third time will be the charm for a 1-mill Trumbull LifeLines levy,
COMMISSIONERS RACE | The candidates
Two candidates are running for the four-year seat. An (*) denotes incumbent. DAVID CRANMER (D)*
LISBON Workers fix leaks in water system
By SUE DROTLEFF VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT LISBON -- Work is under way to repair leaks in the
SCHEDULE | Cleveland Cavaliers
October Tue. 29 -- at Sacramento, 10 p.m. (WUAB) Wed. 30 -- at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. (WUAB)
U.S. CONGRESS | 4th District
Two candidates are running for the two-year term. An (*) denotes incumbent. MELISSA HART* (R)
SIGN SAYS IT ALL: The grocery store has been a fixture in Struthers for 70 years. It is at 124
SIGN SAYS IT ALL: The grocery store has been a fixture in Struthers for 70 years. It is at 124
GIRARD Income tax issue gets little publicity
An organized campaign for the tax just isn't there. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
MAHONING COUNTY Roof work means odor in the court
Judges said the smell of hot tar was strong but did not appear to bother jurors. By BOB JACKSON
Drobac and Hart differ on most issues
Both count economic development as a high priority if elected. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
AFC NORTH Early tricks turn to treats for Steelers
The team looks nothing at all like the team that started the season. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- It would
OLYMPICS U.S. gets help to keep baseball, softball in Summer Games
Some key sponsors of the event are offering support to keep the sports in the Games. ASSOCIATED
DIVISION I-AA POLLS
DIVISION I-AA POLLS (Sports Network) RecordPtsPvs 1. Montana (99)8-02,6181 2. McNeese
COMMON PLEAS COURT Candidates: Let voters judge
The incumbent judge says the challenger can't match his qualifications for the bench. By BOB
REUNIONS
XCampbell Memorial High School January and June Class of 1939 will meet for lunch at 12:30 p.m. Nov.
WORLD SERIES Giants let championship slip away in Game 6 at Anaheim
With a five-run lead in the seventh inning San Francisco was already starting to celebrate.
Three candidates are running for the two-year seat.
Three candidates are running for the two-year seat. TIMOTHY J. RYAN (D) Age: 29. Home: 438 N.
60TH OHIO HOUSE DISTRICT Patton's challenger says more would get done with Republican
State legislator William Sicafuse says he has been quietly effective in the Ohio House. By DAVID
CANFIELD SCHOOLS Teachers union takes pay freeze
Several other district employees took a pay freeze this year. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF
GOLF Women's group leader pressures PGA's Finchem
The National Council of Women's Organizations is asking Tim Finchem to address the Augusta
BOYS SOCCER Two expected, one not for round of 16
Warren JFK won just once during the regular season -- by forfeit. By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Commissioner is still searching for way to keep birds off building
Getting rid of the troublesome birds is proving to be hard. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
E. PALESTINE PARKS Officials urge levy renewals
Park activities range from family reunions to yoga. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
AGENDA
AGENDA WEDNESDAY Austintown Township trustees, public hearing on request to rezone property at
EAST LIVERPOOL SCHOOLS Hiscox to take top job
The board and its new superintendent have yet to agree on a compensatory package. By NORMAN LEIGH
Education remains the key to region's economic future
Opinion: It's no accident that virtually every candidate running in this year's election, be it for national,
BCS STANDINGS No. 3 Irish closing in on No. 2 Miami
Notre Dame could possibly overtake the Hurricanes with a win over Boston College this week.
Today is Tuesday, Oct. 29, the 302nd day of 2002. There are 63 days left in the year. On this date
Opinion: Today is Tuesday, Oct. 29, the 302nd day of 2002. There are 63 days left in the year. On this date
PA. GOVERNOR Republican rival supports Ed Rendell
Barbara Hafer praised Ed Rendell's work as mayor of Philadelphia. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
SCHOOLS Voters to weigh bond issue for central school
The bond issue would provide the local match to get more than $18 million from the state. By
Two candidates are running for the six-year seat. An (*) denotes incumbent.
Two candidates are running for the six-year seat. An (*) denotes incumbent. WILLIAM M. O'NEILL
GIRARD Presale of vaults to pay for mausoleum
The Corps of Engineers says dam alternatives will be investigated. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
2 arrested in robbery, assault
MERCER, Pa. -- Pennsylvania State Police said two men have been arrested in a strong-arm robbery at
NOT JUST KIDS' STUFF Playground workout
Don't mind the odd looks. You're the one benefiting from not joining the other parents on the
NHL ROUNDUP Monday's games
Penguins 3, Capitals 2 PITTSBURGH -- Mario Lemieux missed nearly 10 minutes to be treated for a
33RD OHIO SENATE DISTRICT Hanni challenges effectiveness of Hagan
The Republican candidate says her Democratic opponent doesn't work well with GOP state leaders -- a
COMMISSIONERS Candidates tout honesty, ethics
Candidates have raised county purchasing as a major issue. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF
SEEKING JUDGESHIPS | Candidates
Two candidates are running for the six-year seat. An (*) denotes an incumbent. R. SCOTT KRICHBAUM*
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Joseph C. Bellino, 29, of 262 Fairgreen, Youngstown, and
YOUNGSTOWN Local station will debut HDTV for 1-night test
Viewers will need a special set and an antenna to see the debut of HDTV. By DON SHILLING
TIMOTHY P. MALONEY*
TIMOTHY P. MALONEY* Age: 53. Home: Gardenview Drive, Youngstown. Employment: Mahoning County
NFC EAST Eagles, McNabb run past Giants
Philadelphia rushed for 299 yards, including a 40-yard run by McNabb in the 17-3 win. PHILADELPHIA
County court candidates are fighting the past
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Thomas Moyer, chief justice of the Ohio
Voters in parts of Columbiana County will have several liquor options to consider.
Voters in parts of Columbiana County will have several liquor options to consider. EAST LIVERPOOL:
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT A story Thursday gave the wrong name for the originator of a proposal for a
Race offers voters a choice between experience, change
The incumbent says his experience and seniority make him the best candidate for the post. By
PLAYERS OF WEEK YSU football
MVR Offense: Mike Burns, 6-foot-1, 232 pounds, junior tailback from Niles. MVR Defense: Justin
STANDINGS Bowl Championship Series
PollCompScheduleSub APU-EAvg.Avg.StrRankLTotalQWinTot. 1. Oklahoma222.01.17140.5603.73-0.43.33
Three candidates are running for the six-year seat.
Three candidates are running for the six-year seat. MARK J. HASSETT (R) Age: 53. Home: 8604
A 20-year veteran of the state Legislature is being challenged by a political newcomer. An (*)
A 20-year veteran of the state Legislature is being challenged by a political newcomer. An (*)
"(Prosecutors) need to present a unified front to the public and say: 'Here's how we're going to
Opinion: "(Prosecutors) need to present a unified front to the public and say: 'Here's how we're going to
11TH DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS Judge tries to oust benchmate over votes
Three lawyers are running for the open seat. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICTOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN
Board backs change
Board backs change GREENFORD -- The South Range school board has gone on record in support of an
RELATIONSHIPS Book: Single parents should go slow on dating
Parents should gauge the information they give to a child by the child's age and maturity level.
LOREN A. POPIO*
LOREN A. POPIO* Age: 48. Home: 491 Hickory Hollow Drive, Canfield. Employment: County court judge,
Felix Christoff, 6, left, and Michael Angelo, 7, both first-graders at Campbell Elementary School,
Felix Christoff, 6, left, and Michael Angelo, 7, both first-graders at Campbell Elementary School,
Associated Press
Associated Press NEWS CONFERENCE: Dave Brame, center, police chief in Tacoma, Wash., announces
TRENDS Comfort shoes put best foot forward
Aging Baby Boomers are now demanding comfort with their style. ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK --
ON THE BALLOT
ON THE BALLOT For commissioner Two candidates are seeking the four-year seat. An (*) denotes
BALLOT ISSUES
BALLOT ISSUES To be decided by voters These are some of the issues and questions Columbiana
WORLD SERIES COMPOSITE BOX
Anaheim wins series 4-3 By The Associated Press BATTING SUMMARY San Francisco
6th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Strickland, Halleck focus on 4 counties
A four-term incumbent is being challenged by a former Columbiana County commissioner for his
YOUNGSTOWN City razes house from which shooting terrorized neighbors
By Wednesday afternoon, the rubble should be cleared away and the lot ready to be graded. By
JOSEPH J. VUKOVICH*
JOSEPH J. VUKOVICH* Age: 57. Home: Olde Winter Trail, Poland. Employment: Judge, 7th District
MERCER COUNTY Board seeks expansion of program eligibility
By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU MERCER, Pa. -- The Mercer County Prison Board will ask
Board wants levy to be continuous
LISBON -- The Columbiana County Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Board is asking
TWO CANDIDATES For a four-year seat
An (*) denotes incumbent. JAMES G. TSAGARIS (D)* Age: 68. Home: 275 North Road N.E., Warren.
Potential Free Agents
Potential Free Agents NEW YORK -- The 184 players potentially eligible for free agency. Eligible
REGION
REGION Second National sells branches to Advance WARREN -- Second National Bank intends to sell
Communities to vote on measures giving them choice on utilities
Voters in Lisbon, Lordstown and Trumbull County townships will vote Nov. 5 on measures officials say
3rd CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Green Party candidate challenges English
The two candidates differ widely on the U.S. policy dealing with Iraq. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
SALES TAX RENEWAL Officials: Failure may mean cuts
The sheriff's department and juvenile court will be hardest hit if cuts are made. By BOB JACKSON
Store ends its shelf life With reliable workers hard to find, an area institution closes
Customers have offered to work for Stanton if he'll keep the store open. By MARALINE KUBIK
COMMISSIONERS Challenger says he's seeking only 1 term
The candidates sparred over the legitimacy of a community development fund. By BOB JACKSON
Boccieri compares Pope, Hood
The challenger is campaign chairman of the person Boccieri unseated two years ago. By DAVID
HEALTH CARE Web site helps patients
The organization helps with insurance, job retention and debt crisis. By SUSAN COBURN STAMFORD
KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR | Annie's Mailbox Last word on toilet seats will have to wait
Dear Annie: I read with interest the letters about putting down the toilet seat. I've been
FORMULA ONE Changes to favor underdogs
The changes should help McLaren and BMW Williams challenge Ferrari. LONDON (AP) -- Formula One
NBA Cavs face another long season
One disgruntled former player says the team is dumping the season for a shot at prep standout LeBron
7TH DISTRICT APPEALS COURT Candidates cite experience
The court of appeals reviews work done in lower courts from eight counties. By BOB JACKSON
Sferra answers criticism
By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- The race for the 64th Ohio House District
AUSTINTOWN Developer seeks delay on park presentation
Local residents will be able to comment on the park at two public hearings. THE VINDICATOR,
NFL Davis can't read into tale of two Browns
In the coach's 24 games with Cleveland, 12 have been decided in the final minute. BEREA (AP) --
County court to pick new board member
MERCER, Pa. -- The Mercer County Court of Common Pleas will pick the person to fill a vacant seat on
HOW THEY FARED YSU opponents
Clarion (5-3) lost to Shippensburg, 20-19; Next California, Pa. McNeese State (6-1) beat Sam
YANKEE LAKE Levy to play a key role in future
The village has improved its financial situation, officials say. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
The race for the 3rd District congressional seat pits a four-term incumbent against a novice. An (*)
The race for the 3rd District congressional seat pits a four-term incumbent against a novice. An (*)
PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFF SCHEDULE
OHSAA PLAYOFFS REGIONAL QUARTERFINALS DIVISION I All games at 7 p.m. Saturday unless noted
SEATTLE Software rival takes on Microsoft
RealNetworks is releasing source code for software. SEATTLE (AP) -- Microsoft Corp. has billions
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Girls regional soccer
DIVISION I Who: Poland (15-3-1) vs. Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit (17-0-2). Game time: 7 p.m.
Hubbard-Big Red game moved to Friday
Hubbard-Big Red game moved to Friday Hubbard High's football playoff game at Steubenville Big Red,
Washingtonville officials push levy for street paving, police
INDICATOR SALEM BUREAU WASHINGTONVILLE -- Village officials aren't asking voters to help them pave
17TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT RACE Ryan returns illegal donation
The Democratic candidate returned the campaign contribution. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
UNIVERSAL-RUNDLE Strikers see no replacements but expect them to come soon
Striking workers expect the company to hire replacement workers this week. THE VINDICATOR,
8th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Candidate would donate part of salary if elected
The political newcomer said the state has failed to approve grants to aid volunteer fire
Monday, October 28 (86 stories)
ISRAEL
Opinion: ISRAEL Jerusalem Post, Oct. 22: When Prime Minister Ariel Sharon was in Washington, he no doubt
Final scores
San Francisco 4, Anaheim 3. Anaheim 11, San Francisco 10. Anaheim 10, San Francisco 4. San Francisco
PITTSBURGH U.S. Steel prepares to shop
U.S. Steel is expected to go shopping for other steel mills. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Strong earnings
RECORDS
Records set and tied during the 2002 World Series between the San Francisco Giants and the Anaheim
MOUNTAINEER RESULTS SUNDAY
MOUNTAINEER RESULTS SUNDAY 1st--Gold Cross (O.Pereira)13.005.204.20 Roller Derby Queen
CARLY TERWILLIGER TROY EVANS
CARLY TERWILLIGER TROY EVANS EAST PALESTINE -- Centenary United Methodist Church was the setting
CLEVELAND LTV is sending bills, not checks
One former supplier likened LTV's move to extortion. CLEVELAND (AP) -- The liquidating LTV Corp.
CREDIT CARDS Companies keep eye on bottom line
Some credit card companies say they want to be less intimidating to customers who get in over their
YOUNGSTOWN Group helps victims' kin with burial costs
Graveside markers provided closure to grieving families, said the organizer. By JOHN W. GOODWIN
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY New complaints Precision Pools vs. Colleen Weaver, money. Richard Ricketts vs.
SATURDAY'S WORLD SERIES BOXSCORE
ANGELS 6, GIANTS 5 SAN FRANANAHEIM abrhbiabrhbi Lofton cf5220Eckstin ss4000 Aurilia
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER NILES -- Jeff Fortner likes to joke that he's a
Investigators seek answers for why shootings took place
One criminologist said the shooter may have been trying to make police look incompetent.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Area playoff pairings
FRIDAY (All games at 7:30 p.m.) DIVISION II Chaney (7-3) at Louisville (10-0). Maple Heights
AFC Winless, woebegone Bengals fall short to Tennessee, 30-24
It wasn't pretty, but the Titans won their third game of the season. CINCINNATI (AP) -- Corey
Despite feats, title eludes Bonds again
Despite Barry Bonds' home runs, the Giants' slugger again was denied a World Series championship.
ONE ON ONE | Tazim F. Jaffer Introducing art into the culture of healing
Where are you originally from? I am of Indian heritage. But I was born and raised in Tanzania, and
Sunday's Games
Sunday's Games Cleveland 24, New York Jets 21 Pittsburgh 31, Baltimore 18 Seattle 17, Dallas
MAHONING COUNTY Officials: TB levy is working
The tuberculosis levy generates $180,000 a year. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR HEALTH WRITER
OHIO State weak on privacy protection, study says
The study said Ohio does not prohibit banks from giving out information about customers' accounts.
NHL ROUNDUP Sunday's games
Blue Jackets 5, Kings 1 COLUMBUS -- Tyler Wright scored two of his three goals in the third period
OHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF PAIRINGS
Regional Quarterfinals (Seeds-records in parentheses) DIVISION I All games at 7 p.m. Saturday
WARREN Transsexual's case has them talking
Opinions vary on whether a transsexual man and his fianc & eacute;e should be granted a marriage
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Yong Feng Liu and Xiu Mei Chen, 4400 Fitzgerald Ave., Youngstown, boy, Oct. 25
WORTH A LOOK
ANTIQUE SHOWS XVienna Kiwanis Club will hold its 36th annual antique show and sale from 10 a.m. to
The Vindicator
The Vindicator COMFORT MINISTRIES: Funeral director Lynn Phillips, right, who helped to start a
HARRISBURG Survey: Crisis in medical liability insurance worries residents
HARRISBURG -- A large majority of Pennsylvanians polled are worried about the impact of the medical
Mount Etna erupts; no injuries reported
Mount Etna erupts; no injuries reported CATANIA, Sicily -- Mount Etna, Europe's biggest and most
BOXING Austintown's Koval beats Warren's Page
Nine of the 11 bouts went the distance. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT YOUNGSTOWN --
OHSAA FOOTBALL COMPUTER RATINGS
COLUMBUS -- The final weekly football computer ratings from the OHSAA. Ratings are by division and
PA. GUBERNATORIAL RACE Taxes, teachers dominate debate
Rendell admitted that he doesn't know how money would be distributed in his plan to better fund the
FALL CLASSIC
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) -- Tim Salmon hoisted the World Series trophy and took a victory lap around
TUESDAY
Mahoning County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities, special board meeting, 5
"This is crazy. I'd be safer in jail than in this neighborhood."
"This is crazy. I'd be safer in jail than in this neighborhood." James Easton North Side
Red-hot offense keys Angels' title
Anaheim had a .310 batting average in the series and scored 41 runs. ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) -- The
Wounded in shooting
Wounded in shooting YOUNGSTOWN -- Brandon Holt and his girlfriend, Patreese Hankins, both of
with Tazim F. Jaffer
with Tazim F. Jaffer Age: 59 Hometown: Dodoma, Tanzania; lives in Liberty. Occupation:
BUICK CHALLENGE SCORES
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Maddox leads Steelers into top spot
Pittsburgh jolted Baltimore 31-18 for sole ownership of first place in the AFC North. BALTIMORE
YOUNGSTOWN Tax chiefs defend collection efficiency
Job losses and falling revenues are causing the city's budget shortfall, say finance officials. By
3 injured in crash in Beaver County
3 injured in crash in Beaver County BEAVER, Pa. -- Three people were injured in a head-on crash on
NFC Cowboys' Smith passes Payton for rushing record
The Dallas running back ran for a season-high 109 yards in a 17-14 loss. IRVING, Texas (AP) --
New skipper
New skipper The Indians are preparing to name Eric Wedge as their new manager, according to
Two-car crash injures 3 children
SHARON, Pa. -- Three children were hurt in a car crash Sunday afternoon at the intersection of Pa.
CRIMESTOPPERS Greater Youngstown
A search for John M. Allen Jr. is the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this week:
States should lead drive for stem cell research
Opinion: States should lead drive for stem cell research EDITOR: I read that California has passed a law
FINE LIVING NETWORK Choosing a better life
Original programming offers views of ordinary people taking chances and living out their dreams.
YOUNGSTOWN ACTION outlines goals at its annual gathering
The group urged members to protest to Giant Eagle, and voiced opposition to a proposed Super Sam's
Police practice driving skills
Beaver Township police officers practice defensive driving tactics on a course set up at the
SUNDAY IN LIFE & amp;WORK
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PREVIEW Tonight's game
NEW YORK GIANTS (3-3) at PHILADELPHIA (4-2) Time: 9 p.m. TV: WYTV (33), WEWS (5), WTAE (4).
NASCAR Busch wins NAPA 500, continues comeback
Last year, Kurt Busch didn't even qualify for the race. HAMPTON, Ga. (AP) -- How far has Kurt
MELISSA THOMPSON PRESTON WELLS
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TERESA HARABURDA WYATT MILLER
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Workers continue Universal-Rundle strike
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Striking Universal-Rundle workers did not return to work today as requested by
LORDSTOWN Center's director decides to retire
The longtime director cited health reasons in his retirement decision. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
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Browns refuse to quit
Cleveland rallied from an 18-point deficit to beat the Jets, 24-21. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) --
Inside
Inside * Emmitt Smith surpassed Walter Payton as the all-time leading rusher in NFL history. *
Woman dies after assault in her home
ERIE, Pa. (AP) -- A woman died after being attacked and sexually assaulted in her apartment, police
PITTSBURGH Questions remain about plans to build high-speed rail line
Maglev technology uses magnetic forces to propel a vehicle at speeds of more than 240 mph.
Relocating gives an advantage
Relocating for work is practically a U.S. tradition. From the early pioneers to the California dot-
REGION
REGION Van Fossan to market Select Brands products YOUNGSTOWN -- Select Brands of Kansas City
What a relief
What a relief Got a tummy ache? Pepto Bismol leads the pack of remedies in both liquid and tablet
HE'S NO. 1: Jeff Fortner had to start all over when he had his left foot amputated. He underwent
HE'S NO. 1: Jeff Fortner had to start all over when he had his left foot amputated. He underwent
NFC WEST 49ers beat Cardinals for 1st place
San Francisco took sole possession of first place in the NFC West by holding off the Cardinals, 38-
AUSTINTOWN Township trustees to weigh home rule resolution
The code requires property be kept clean and safe. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
VISALIA, CALIF. Cricket farm keeps 'em hopping
A family has been raising crickets for reptile food for nearly 40 years. VISALIA, Calif. (AP) --
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Tuesday's regional boys soccer games
DIVISION I Who: Fitch (13-5-1) vs. Hudson (16-0-2). Game time: 7 p.m. at Ravenna High School.
ICE ZONE Smith's 2 goals in debut key win
Mahoning Valley won its first home game of the season 4-2 over Dayton. By GREG GULAS VINDICATOR
AMERICAN LEAGUE Report: Wedge will manage Tribe
The 34-year-old beat out interim manager Joel Skinner and Fredi Gonzalez. CLEVELAND (AP) -- Eric
Hubbard woman victimized in scam
Hubbard woman victimized in scam HUBBARD -- Police from Hubbard and Liberty are investigating the
NFL LEADERS Career rushing
Att.YardsAvg.TD 1. x-Emmitt Smith3,92916,7434.3150 2. Walter Payton3,83816,7264.4110 3.
Associated Press
Associated Press REMEMBERING GIRARD: Ohio Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tim Hagan, left, and
NOTEBOOK From Anaheim
Champagne toast: Jackie Autry was soaked in champagne in the Angels' jubilant clubhouse. "Wherever
Cops seek man who robbed pizza shop
SHARON, Pa. -- Police are searching for a man who robbed Papa John's Pizza Shop of an unspecified
Rendell gains backing of most newspapers
Rendell received the most newspaper endorsements. ASSOCIATED PRESS Newspapers in Pittsburgh,
PREP FOOTBALL Raiders' first foe awfully familiar
Warren Harding was one of 15 area teams to qualify for the playoffs. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR
WEEKEND SPORTS TRANSACTIONS
WEEKEND SPORTS TRANSACTIONS BASKETBALL National Basketball Association CLEVELAND CAVALIERS--
SNIPER INVESTIGATION Officials seek answers for why shootings took place
One criminologist said the shooter may have been trying to make police look incompetent.
NFL SUMMARIES
BROWNS 24, JETS 21 Cleveland33153--24 N.Y. Jets14700--21 First Quarter NY--Moss 63 punt
NFL ROUNDUP Sunday's other games
AFC Broncos 24, Patriots 16 At Foxboro, Mass., Denver moved a half-game behind idle San Diego in
Sunday, October 27 (120 stories)
TOP 25 ROUNDUP Dorsey sets 3 marks in Miami win
The prolific passing quarterbck ignited the Hurricanes to a 40-23 win over West Virginia.
Business park would offer Austintown jobs, revenue and bright future
Opinion: EDITOR: About a year ago our group set out to try to develop a project that will make a real
LISA BUKOWSKI JEFF ENGLAND
LISA BUKOWSKI JEFF ENGLAND LOWELLVILLE -- Nuptial vows were exchanged at 1 p.m. Sept. 21 as Lisa
JOLENE D'AGOSTINO RICHARD GETCH
JOLENE D'AGOSTINO RICHARD GETCH POLAND -- Jolene Rose D'Agostino of Rochester Township, Pa.,
WORLD SERIES Angels rally from 5-0 deficit to force Game 7
Barry Bonds' miscue in the outfield helped Anaheim keep the series alive. ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) --
SAN ANTONIO, Texas -- The wedding of Amy Beth McCarthy and Kevin James Bishop took place at Randolph
SAN ANTONIO, Texas -- The wedding of Amy Beth McCarthy and Kevin James Bishop took place at Randolph
Arch madness
The beautiful sandstone formations in Arches National Park can be viewed up close or from a
Web site delivers stylish alternatives
KNIGHT-RIDDER NEWSPAPERS She was a Harvard Business School graduate and a former strategic planner
CROSS COUNTRY Rockets reap state reward
The Maplewood boys won the Division III state title in commanding fashion. By JOE SCALZO
MUSEUMS Area attractions
Arms Family Museum of Local History -- 648 Wick Ave., Youngstown, (330) 743-2589: "Who's the
VETERANS
VETERANS Laying of the Roses YOUNGSTOWN -- The 11th annual Laying of the Roses will be at 11
COLLEGE FOOTBALL Any YSU hopes dashed
The Penguins' 19-0 loss to Western Illinois hurt any lingering conference and playoff hopes. By
JENNIFER DAVIS JERAD SHUSTER
JENNIFER DAVIS JERAD SHUSTER YOUNGSTOWN -- St. Christine Church provided the setting Sept. 21 as
NESHANNOCK, PA. School project moves forward
The board will refinance some bonds for the expansion project, which will save the district money
LISBON Village green to receive renovations
Officials are hoping a new municipal building can be built sometime in the next two years. By
HAPPY 107TH BIRTHDAY Genevieve Folger
Born: Nov. 13, 1895, in Lowellville, Iowa. Residence: Shepherd of the Valley in Niles. Spouse:
KEYSTONE CLIPS Rooting on the Steelers is agenda
After the invocation by school Director Victor Ellenberger to open Monday's Hermitage School Board
COLLEGE FOOTBALL AT A GLANCE
EAST Albany, N.Y. 49, St. Francis, Pa. 21 Amherst 27, Tufts 24 Bates 19, Colby 14 Bentley
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS, SEASONS, ETC. HUNTER, TRAPPER EDUCATION Brookfield Conservation Club, Oct. 28,
SHANNON ROTHGEB GARY BUENO
SHANNON ROTHGEB GARY BUENO BOARDMAN -- Shannon K. Rothgeb and Gary W. Bueno exchanged marriage
NEW SPRINGFIELD EMS EMS chief responds to call for better service
The dynamic township native has built a high level of emergency response here. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK
Iowa embarrasses Michigan at home
It was the Wolverines' worst defeat in Ann Arbor since the 1967 season. ASSOCIATED PRESS ANN
Strength of rape victim is inspirational example
Opinion: Strength of rape victim is inspirational example EDITOR: I am writing to express my admiration
17 seniors are National Merit semifinalists
Seventeen high school seniors from schools in the Mahoning and Shenango valleys have been named
CITY MACHINE TECHNOLOGIES Fixing to thrive in tough times
A bad economy means good times for a Youngstown company that repairs industrial equipment. THE
DON'T FORGET TO JIGGLE the handle.
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Make sure to hold the flusher down for at least
JENNIFER WALDMAN TODD KAY
JENNIFER WALDMAN TODD KAY YOUNGSTOWN -- Rabbi Franklin Muller solemnized the marriage of Jennifer
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of Oct. 27: TODAY Post 6488, VFW, 2065 Coitsville-Hubbard Road,
San Francisco has little time to bounce back from defeat
Manager Dusty Baker set up his rotation so October star Livan Hernandez could pitch the seventh
Dinner honors Heberlings' golden event
NEW MIDDLETOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. George Heberling of 21 Circleview Drive were honored for the
STEPHANIE LESSARD BRYAN PAULUS
STEPHANIE LESSARD BRYAN PAULUS MILFORD, N.H. -- Married during an 11:30 a.m. ceremony held Sept.
Q & amp; A Income tax
A couple of questions that have been asked about Youngstown's proposed half-percent income tax
SHARON, PA. Shenango River Watchers builds park, canoe launch
The group wants to make what it says is a 'nice stretch' of the river more accessible. By HAROLD
Spirit of the Valley Chorus schedules benefit concert
LIBERTY -- Spirit of the Valley Chorus of Sweet Adelines International will present a benefit
Inside
Inside Jenn Wenhold finished fourth in Division III -- her fourth straight all-Ohio showing -- to
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) -- The son of Dusty Baker will be allowed to stay in the Giants' dugout at the
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) -- The son of Dusty Baker will be allowed to stay in the Giants' dugout at the
2002 WOMEN OF THE YEAR
Barbara Armstrong of Youngstown, nominated by Youngstown Panhellenic Association. Renee
STATE CROSS COUNTRY How area runners fared
DIVISION I No area qualifiers. DIVISION II Boys Mooney: Erik Moss (40th). East Palestine:
MIKE BRAUN Federal rule helps protect state land
Thank God for the Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration Act. This piece of important hunting and
Today is Sunday, Oct. 27, the 300th day of 2002. There are 65 days left in the year. On this date in
Opinion: Today is Sunday, Oct. 27, the 300th day of 2002. There are 65 days left in the year. On this date in
THE KOVELS | Antiques and collecting No trick: Halloween items are treats for many fans
Halloween collectibles are becoming more and more popular. They rank second only to Christmas
PENNSYLVANIA Harris rallies Kennedy to win
Quarterback Dan Harris led Kennedy Catholic from an 8-0 halftime deficit to a 20-15 win over
The vampire's lure: It's in the blood
An Oberlin College professor looks at the types of vampires and how they serve as metaphors in our
Resilient Angels survive
One the Angels began hitting, San Francisco couldn't stop them. ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) -- It took
JACK WOLLITZ Angler close to hitting the big time
Forty-year-old Mark Wilkinson may not be the youngest rookie if he qualifies for the national FLW
HARTVILLE Kitchen, market, nature call you
A 15-acre shopping complex has been built next to the restaurant. By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go Arches National Park in southeastern Utah is easily accessible on Highway
Poland works overtimefor title
Howland rallied from a 2-0 deficit, but Poland prevailed in the district championship. By BILL
Skin cancer screenings
Skin cancer screenings LISBON -- The Columbiana County Health Department offers free skin cancer
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK John Pero Jr. The FBI and the Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force are
A satisfying finish for McDonald
Jenn Wenhold led the Blue Devils to third place in the Division III state meet. By JOE SCALZO
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
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REBECCA ZIRAFI JAY DASVARMA
REBECCA ZIRAFI JAY DASVARMA GIRARD -- A honeymoon to Maui and Kauai, Hawaii, followed the wedding
SCHEDULE World Series
Oct. 19: San Francisco 4, Anaheim 3. Oct. 20: Anaheim 11, San Francisco 10. Tuesday: Anaheim 10, San
TRUMBULL COUNTY Howland stuns JFK at the end
Chris Settlemire found Steve Boyle with just seven seconds remaining. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
MERCER, Pa.-- Dot Hillman, executive officer of Mercer County Builders Association, has been awarded
YOUNGSTOWN League makes a difference for autism center
The boxes were created as part of Make A Difference Day. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR
Dellicks feted for 50th jubilee at family dinner
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Dellick of 34 Crestline Place were honored Oct. 5 at a family
LEETONIA POLICE Team approach stabilizes department once in constant turmoil
The police chief said the department's turnaround has been a team effort. By NANCY TULLIS
BIRTHS
BIRTHS Forum Health Northside Starlet Banks and Cedric Adams, 74 Whitman Lane, Youngstown, boy,
NICOLE PETRELLA FRANK PUGLIESE JR.
NICOLE PETRELLA FRANK PUGLIESE JR. YOUNGSTOWN -- Nicole A. Petrella and Frank P. Pugliese Jr. were
COUNTRY Tour reunites Vassar, Johnson
Both Phil Vassar and Carolyn Dawn Johnson left home and traveled a distance to live in Nashville,
Free eye exams and glasses for kids
Free eye exams and glasses for kids YOUNGSTOWN -- A Lenscrafters Foundation van will visit
Strickland makes strong case to represent new 6th District
Opinion: In the May primary election, we endorsed Ted Strickland of Lucasville, a four-term member of the
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO Phil Vassar With: Carolyn Dawn Johnson and Sixwire. When: 7 p.m. Wednesday. Where:
MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE Kent State's defense scores twice in victory over Buffalo
The Golden Flashes shattered a four-game losing streak with a 16-14 victory. ASSOCIATED PRESS
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REGIONAL COLLEGE FOOTBALL Mt. Union jars Capital, goes to 7-0
STAFF/WIRE REPORTS COLUMBUS -- Dan Pugh rushed for 213 yards and two touchdowns and Rob Adamson
YBPW Style show planned as fund-raiser
The deadline for reservations is Thursday. Members of the Youngstown Business and Professional
NEW CASTLE Small school, big brainpower: 5 Merit Scholarship finalists
Neshannock High School also had a commended student who received recognition. By LAURE CIOFFI
BASEBALL
BASEBALL The Baseball School -- individual and small group lessons begin Monday and will run
LORDSTOWN Battle over landfill looks to drag on
A zoning appeals hearing has been postponed indefinitely because of the court case. By SHERRI L.
PAULETTE WHITE MICHAEL SUNSERI
PAULETTE WHITE MICHAEL SUNSERI YOUNGSTOWN -- Monsignor Michael Cariglio presided at 1 p.m. Sept.
HEATHER PRYJMA PATRICK MCCONAHY
HEATHER PRYJMA PATRICK MCCONAHY POLAND -- Living on Wetmore Drive, Struthers, following a
LISBON Village green to be renovated
Officials are hoping a new municipal building can be built sometime in the next two years. By
NHL ROUNDUP Saturday's games
Penguins 5, Sabres 2 PITTSBURGH -- Alexandre Daigle scored one goal and set up another as
How to control mold
How to control mold There are many ways to control moisture in your home: Fix leaks and seepage.
SHARON Group to build park and canoe launch
The group wants to make what it says is a 'nice stretch' of the river more accessible. By HAROLD
OSU rolls past Lions
Chris Gamble starred on defense, but Maurice Clarett injured his shoulder in the win over Penn St.
SCOTT SHALAWAY Attitudes and selectivity
If you're bothered by undesirable birds such as pigeons, crows, or starlings at your feeders, I have
Jackie, Maz deserved better
Cal Ripken Jr. was a tremendous baseball player. He was, and is, a great ambassador for the game.
By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF YOUNGSTOWN -- The colors streamed across the
THE BUMMER FUND
THE BUMMER FUND Facts and terms The Bummer Fund is set up to assist responsible pet owners
Hudaks mark golden jubilee at family dinner
YOUNGSTOWN -- A family dinner was held Oct. 26 at Anthony's On-The-River in celebration of the 50th
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Insulated steel doors are attractive and efficient
Q. I am considering replacing my warped, leaky wood front door with an insulated steel door for
Teams favoring offense over pitching
The teams have combined for 17 home runs, a .318 batting average and 69 runs through five games.
Road to be closed
Road to be closed LAKE MILTON -- Ellsworth Road between Mill and County Line roads in Milton
YOUNGSTOWN STATE ATHLETICS Hall of Fame
The Youngstown State University Athletics Hall of Fame will induct six new members prior to the
MARTIN SLOANE | Supermarket Shopper Shopping in Beijing had a familiar ring
What would it be like if you had to do your supermarket shopping in China? I recently visited
DIVISION III BOYS SOCCER Surprise! Eagles win district title
Warren JFK beat Badger in a shootout to advance to the regional semifinal. By BRIAN RICHESSON
Ann Womer Benjamin makes sense for new 17th District
Opinion: Timothy J. Ryan is an engaging young man who has grown since victories in his 2000 race for the
TAC Hubbard advances
By DOUG CHAPIN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT HUBBARD -- Hubbard High won its fourth straight Division
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Fish doing job on Hickory golf course
They are called algae-eating fish and they can do wonders in small lakes and ponds, especially ones
PRESIDENTS ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Defense gives Titans good start in victory
Scott Froelich's 37 carries set a single-game record in the 19-7 win over Grove City College. By
Honoring achievers for 25 years
By TRACEY D'ASTOLFO VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Madonna Chism-Pinkard got involved with the YWCA in
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
GOLF ROUNDUP John Huston fires 61, ties Herron for lead
Both set a record for 54 holes in the Buick Challenge. ASSOCIATED PRESS PINE MOUNTAIN, Ga. --
REGION It's the same mold story health officials are hearing
If you spot mold, just get rid of it and the moisture causing it, health officials say. By TIM
Town offers plenty of activities
Whether you like four-wheel-drive tours or shopping, there's something just your speed. MOAB, Utah
X-raying candy
X-raying candy NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- These Jameson Health System facilities will be X-raying
McKinley band concert
McKinley band concert NILES -- The McKinley High School Marching Band will have its annual concert
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
SATURDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL AREA Howland 7, Warren JFK 0 Southington 39, Ashtabula John and
JENNIFER MYERS MARK COOLEY
JENNIFER MYERS MARK COOLEY CANFIELD -- Jennifer Myers, daughter of Curtis and Dorothy Myers, 3796
TALLAHASSEE, FLA. Irish click in Seminoles' lair
Notre Dame continued unbeaten as quarterback Carlyle Holiday led a 34-24 win at Florida State.
LIBRARY SCHEDULES | November
YOUNGSTOWN & amp; MAHONING COUNTY "Magic Moccasins." Learn about American Indians. Presented
WENDY NYERS TODD POTTS
WENDY NYERS TODD POTTS YOUNGSTOWN -- Married at 2 p.m. Sept. 28 at Our Lady of Hungary Church were
Wolfords mark 50th anniversary at family dinner
SALEM -- Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Wolford of 7736 Roller Road celebrated their golden wedding
CHRISTINA CARROLL FRANK PEZZANO JR.
CHRISTINA CARROLL FRANK PEZZANO JR. YOUNGSTOWN -- Frank Charles Pezzano Jr. and his bride, the
Mr. and Mrs. Pannunzio celebrate 50th anniversary at dinner party
HUBBARD -- Mr. and Mrs. Nick Pannunzio, 406 Viola Ave., were guests of honor during a dinner party
Condemned house in Champion causes concern in neighborhood
Neighbors will be glad to see the mold-filled house torn down. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Seeking volunteers
Seeking volunteers YOUNGSTOWN -- North Star Patchwork Training Center, 192 Haseltine Ave., needs
Valley gets taste of things to come
Opinion: Last week's dedication of the new Federal Building and United States Courthouse showed just how
Saturday, October 26 (46 stories)
Gillam to repay academy tuition
The councilman said he wouldn't be voluntarily repaying the money if not for the city financial
GUARDIAN PROGRAM
GUARDIAN PROGRAM Membership requirements Requirements to become a member of the Trumbull County
SHARON Council considers raising parking fines
Police also want permission to use a new digital measuring system to go after speeders. By HAROLD
MURDER TRIAL Witness says she yelled at suspect
The witness said she threatened to call police, but never did. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
Good saves his best for last
Andrew Good's final field goal of his prep career lifted Boardman past Mooney. By JOHN KOVACH
YOUNGSTOWN Man gets 10 years for 2001 robbery
YOUNGSTOWN -- A Youngstown man who held an imitation firearm to the head of a woman during a robbery
Peterson brothers power Lowellville to ICL crown
Andy and Jeff Peterson teamed for 340 rushing yards and four TDs. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR
Recycling center plan is in limbo
The property is controlled by a county agency that aids people with disabilities. By NORMAN LEIGH
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES | WEEK 10
AREA Chaney 33, Niles 0 Canton Timken 42, Wilson 22 Warren Harding 10, Fitch 0 Boardman 10,
11TH DISTRICT BENCH Polls of lawyers show challenger in appeals court race is leading
Attorneys in O'Neill's home county prefer Christley. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
CONTROVERSY: The "Cartoon History of the World III" has been lauded for its humor and concise
CONTROVERSY: The "Cartoon History of the World III" has been lauded for its humor and concise
WARREN Official questions lawmaker's plan for street projects
A councilman says he's sticking to his road resurfacing plan. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Damian J. Redriguez, 28, of 38 Tremble Ave., Campbell, and
52nd anniversary
52nd anniversary YOUNGSTOWN -- Holy Trinity Missionary Baptist Church will celebrate its 52nd
South Range routs Rams, 31-0
Jackson-Milton put a damper on Springfield's playoff hopes. NORTH LIMA -- South Range ended its
YOUNGSTOWN DNA test fails to prove ID of body
The confusion has been very hard on the family, the sister of the deceased said. By SHERRI L.
TRUMBULL ATHLETIC CONFERENCE The wait is over: Girard wins first title in 50 years
The Indians routed Liberty 36-6 to win the TAC-8 outright. By GREG GULAS VINDICATOR
Talks fail; Joy to stay on for another year
A Dec. 8, 2003, trial date has been set. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Harvest party
Harvest party BOARDMAN -- Glenwood Methodist Church will offer a Harvest Party through its Pioneer
GAME TIME Today
Who: Youngstown State vs. Western Illinois. When: 2:05 p.m. Where: Hanson Field, Macomb, Ill.
Attention coaches and statisticians
Attention coaches and statisticians The Vindicator has made an adjustment to its phone system.
OHIO TREASURER'S RACE Boyle says incumbent plays favorites
The VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN YOUNGSTOWN -- Mary Boyle, Democratic candidate for Ohio treasurer, is
POLAND Variance request for truck dropped
A Monday appeals board meeting has been canceled. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Our Lady of Fatima marks 50th anniversary
FARRELL, Pa. -- Our Lady of Fatima Parish is celebrating its 50th anniversary as well as the 100th
Effects vary in Valley
Some retailers who stocked Christmas holiday merchandise in the summer have been unaffected by the
Raiders' win over Fitch just perfect
Warren Harding polished off a 10-0 campaign with a 10-0 victory. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR
Chaney routs Niles, waits to qualify
The Cowboys needed Kenston and Bedford to lose this weekend. By DOUG CHAPIN VINDICATOR
WARREN Art show winners
Crochet: Vi Stertzbach, Youngstown, first place; Barite Cunningham, Columbiana, second.
Bin Laden's will says he was betrayed
Bin Laden's will says he was betrayed CAIRO, Egypt -- A London-based Arabic magazine said it has
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
FRIDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL AREA Chaney 33, Niles 0 Canton Timken 42, Wilson 22 Warren
NOT FORGOTTEN Damascus Friends The remains of 118 people exhumed from Friends Burying Grounds in Damascus will be reinterred Sunday at the nearby Damascus Cemetery. Descendants Ann Jones Cobbs and
Marcy Cox French 1746-1807 Isaac Cattell 1807-1807 Joseph Morris 1806-1807 Thomas Morris 1807-
Teachers OK agreement
Teachers OK agreement EAST PALESTINE -- Members of the East Palestine Education Association, which
BUCKEYE ELKS | Honorees
Buckeye Elks Lodge 73 honored these individuals Friday night at the annual "fezzing" ceremony at the
METRO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE A perfect finish: Cardinals cruise past Marlington
Poland kept its playoff hopes alive with a 6-0 win over Struthers. CANFIELD -- Canfield finished
GIRARD Probate court will open branch
By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF GIRARD -- Trumbull County Probate Court is opening a
RELIGION AND ECONOMICS Study says belief in hell fires up a culture's growth
The study finds that economic growth is more hellish than heavenly. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
INSIDE More results
Canfield finished off its first 10-0 season in school history in grand fashion, taking a 41-0
Lodge faces penalty for violations
HUBBARD -- The Marconi Lodge, a local club whose president is the city streets superintendent, has
DAMASCUS CEMETERY Remains of 118 Quakers to get new resting place
Three historical markers will be dedicated. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU DAMASCUS
Share your thoughts on the Nov. 5 election
Share your thoughts on the Nov. 5 election The 17th Congressional District election promises to be
NICK JOHNSON SCHOLARSHIP BANQUET Ursuline All Sports Hall of Fame
Fifteen former athletes and honorary contributors will be added to the Ursuline All Sports Hall of
When times are bad, good people respond
Opinion: One of the definitions of the word "lifeline" is, "any rope fastened where it may be clutched by
NEW CASTLE Rundle warns workers
Union officials were unsure if workers would return to work next week. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN
The Bulldogs defeated Columbiana 20-13.
The Bulldogs defeated Columbiana 20-13. By GARY HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT COLUMBIANA
Friday, October 25 (70 stories)
VOLLEYBALL Hubbard challenged by Salem, but comes through
The Eagles haven't lost a game all season, but they had a close call against the Quakers in the
MAHONING COUNTY | Indictments
A Mahoning County grand jury indicted these peopleThursday. One person was secretly indicted on two
WARREN OEPA tells the city to revoke license for landfill
The leader of a citizens group is taking a wait-and-see approach. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
Something has to change in Girard, and quickly
Opinion: Something has to change in Girard, and quickly EDITOR: Maybe it's time for the mayor of Girard
WINSTON CUP SCHEDULE
The 2002 NASCAR Winston Cup schedule (winners in parentheses): Feb. 17 -- Daytona 500, Daytona
Celebrity ball game has been canceled
Celebrity ball game has been canceled YOUNGSTOWN -- Sponsors have announced the cancellation of a
SHARON Despite opposition, council moves to rename city street
Families living on the street are opposed to the name change. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
YOUNGSTOWN Retrial in murder case results in same verdict
The defendant's first conviction had been overturned. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
GM orders Saturday production
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN LORDSTOWN -- General Motors has ordered production on another Saturday
FINANCIAL REPORTS Congressional campaigns
17TH DISTRICT Timothy J. Ryan (D) Previous balance: $146,760 Contributions: $45,192
SOCCER Fitch advances with victory in shootout
Gus Martinez scored on the final shot of a shoot-out to lift Fitch into the regional. By JOHN
MERCER COUNTY New communications system due
The new communications system will substantially reduce one district justice's phone bill. By MARY
ELITE ICE HOCKEY Phantom Rockets play to 5-5 tie in opener
The Mahoning Valley team played before a capacity crowd at the Ice Zone. By GREG GULAS
Gatlins back Halleck
Gatlins back Halleck YOUNGSTOWN -- Country music group Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers
Judge adds 18 months to Saadey's prison time
Judge adds 18 months to Saadey's prison time YOUNGSTOWN -- Russell J. Saadey, already serving 55
BOARDMAN Cops raid home in kid-porn probe
A Columbus-area pediatrician charged in the porn probe was ordered to stay away from children.
Legality of Family Store raises officials' questions
SHARON, Pa. -- City officials are questioning the legality of the Family Store opened by the
LAWRENCE COUNTY Officials consider selling property
The land was appraised at about $2 million. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW
CONSULT ON JUDGES
Opinion: CONSULT ON JUDGES Washington Post: Since 1994, no nominee to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the
COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREVIEW Saturday's games
WESTMINSTER (4-2, 2-1 PAC) vs. GROVE CITY (3-4, 2-2 PAC) Game time: 1:30 p.m. at Robert E. Thorn
Ad-time buy cuts Traficant war chest
No 17th Congressional District resident has given more than $50 to the former congressman's
WARREN OEPA to city: Revoke license for landfill
The leader of a citizens group is taking a wait-and-see approach. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
MCDONALD School board OKs contract with 14 staff members
The pay increases are retroactive to Sept. 1. By MARY SMITH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT McDONALD
More time for Saadey
More time for Saadey YOUNGSTOWN -- Russell J. Saadey, already serving 55 months in federal prison
Neshannock board hires familiar face
By LAURA MILOSER VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT NESHANNOCK, Pa. -- A former Neshannock School
NORTH JACKSON Car dealer to start $500,000 expansion
The project will increase the size of the dealership's showroom and service department. THE
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XMill Creek Chapter of the American Business Women's Association will celebrate its
Firefighter to raise money for spina bifida
AUSTINTOWN -- Austintown Firefighter John Fritz has donned 40 pounds of gear and plans to wear it
Taft has earned the support of Mahoning Valley voters
Opinion: Gov. Bob Taft has kept a most important pro-mise to the Mahoning Valley, and for that he deserves
Cross country goes hi-tech
Being a part of the state cross country meet is sort of like being a member of the French army -- a
YOUNGSTOWN Retrial results in same verdict
The defendant's first conviction had been overturned. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
WARREN Verdict relieves auditor
The jury determined that watching water department money wasn't his job. By DENISE DICK and
MAHONING COUNTY Officials dedicate sewer plant
The new system protects Meander Reservoir from sewage pollution. ELLSWORTH -- Mahoning County
COLUMBIANA CO. Rebuilt historical bridge to be put up
Once this job is done, the county will eye restoration of another bridge. By NORMAN LEIGH
YOUNGSTOWN AMVETS chief tours Ohio posts
The AMVETS national commander's Ohio tour included a stop at the Youngstown Veterans Affairs
MERCER COUNTY Humane Society to take animals
A humane society agent said the farm owner kicked her when she told him his animals would be taken.
NEWTON FALLS SCHOOLS Negotiators schedule more contract talks
By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF NEWTON FALLS -- Both sides of a contract dispute
Cars burglarized
Cars burglarized CANFIELD -- Items were stolen sometime Thursday from unlocked cars at two homes
FINANCE REPORTS Pre-general election
MAHONING COUNTY STATE SENATE, 33RD DISTRICT Robert F. Hagan* (D): Had, $9,367; contributions,
Kiwanis Club to hold installation
CANFIELD -- The Kiwanis Club of Western Mahoning County will hold installation of officers Sunday at
WASHINGTONVILLE Donation provides 2nd cruiser to police
The second car will save wear and tear on the department's newer vehicle, the chief said. By NANCY
Candidates target differences in social issues
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- There should be no doubt that there
DEPTH CHART | YSU vs. Northern Iowa
YSU OFFENSE LT -- (66) JOSH DAVIS, 6-5, 295, Jr.; (74) Dean Jewell, 6-3, 300, Soph. LG -- (77)
GOLDBERG CASE Judge upholds all counts except one
Goldberg was indicted on 31 state counts last March. YOUNGSTOWN -- A visiting judge in Mahoning
COLLEGE FOOTBALL YSU set for long trip to Macomb
The Penguins will meet Western Illinois Saturday in a big Gateway Conference game. By PETE MOLLICA
MAHONING COUNTY Defendants blame each other
An assistant prosecutor said several people saw the beating but did not try to help the woman. By
CITY MACHINE TECHNOLOGIES Fixing to thrive in tough times
A bad economy means good times for a Youngstown company that repairs industrial equipment. THE
GAIL WHITE Horses carry the disabled beyond their limitations
Nearly 20 years ago, Karen Kanotz of Canfield was the director of a summer camp for children with
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Jon and Tracy Marsco, 218 Lowell Ave., Boardman, girl, Oct. 24. Daniele Crusan and
CROSS COUNTRY Saturday's state meet
Where: Scioto Downs, Columbus. Race schedule: Boys-- 11:05 a.m. (Div. III); 11:50 (II); 12:35 p.m.
NEWTON FALLS SCHOOLS Negotiations go on as union files intent to strike
Employees have worked under their former agreement since June 30. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
WARREN Hart says tariffs help steel
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN WARREN -- U.S. Rep. Melissa Hart, vice chairman of the Congressional
COLUMBIANA CO. Historical bridge to be reassembled
Once this job is done, the county will eye restoration of another bridge. By NORMAN LEIGH
PREP FOOTBALL Irish coast to 42-6 victory
Ursuline built a 21-0 halftime lead against Rayen. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
DISTRICT FINAL VOLLEYBALL Jackson-Milton loses to Windham
By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT LISBON -- The Windham High volleyball team captured the
NEW CASTLE Council stiffens rules for parking
Council is considering purchasing the former Hill, Barth & amp; King building. By LAURE
WARREN OEPA tells city to revoke license for landfill
The leader of a citizens group is taking a wait-and-see approach. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
BOARDMAN Sam's plan worries grocers
The store has not filed any official documents on an expansion. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By
Mooney boys reach Div. II regional tourney
Cardinal Mooney blanked Lakeview to win the district title, 4-0. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
HUBBARD -- A framed copy of a 1935 newspaper ad hanging on an office wall announces, "We Want 50
HUBBARD -- A framed copy of a 1935 newspaper ad hanging on an office wall announces, "We Want 50
Fire destroys Fennell Road home in Shenango Township
WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. -- Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the modular home of Robert and Kathy
Streetsboro ousts Springfield
The Tigers lost in the Div. III district final in three games. By MARK W. MILLER VINDICATOR
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55 years of recovery
By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Two recovering clients of the Neil
SVC Burgess still out of lineup
The highly-regarded senior safety will miss his fourth straight game with an injury. By BRIAN
Ad-time buy reduces Traficant war chest
No 17th Congressional District resident has given more than $50 to the former congressman's
Thursday, October 24 (56 stories)
Candidate to speak at Green Party rally
Candidate to speak at Green Party rally NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- The Green Party candidate for the
SHARON Winner grand prize will be mink coat
There's no giveaway this weekend. It's been moved to Nov. 2. SHARON, Pa. -- The grand prize in the
VOLLEYBALL
VOLLEYBALL (Women) Slippery Rock 24-30-30-30, Grove City 30-20-15-20 -- The Rock is 15-13 and
TRUMBULL COUNTY Deputy's forced leave is over
The deputy says he is happy to be back to work. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
XAndrew and Amy (Anderson) Sheppard of Orlando, Fla., are announcing the birth of their first child,
YSU FOOTBALL Youthful opponent is growing quickly
Even with 15 underclassmen starting, Western Illinois leads the Gateway. By PETE MOLLICA
Coroner: Pupil died as a result of 'natural disease'
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Preliminary autopsy results didn't determine the cause of death of a Hermitage
Ask not why she stayed, ask how you can help
Opinion: Ask not why she stayed, ask how you can help EDITOR: As we mark October as Domestic Violence
YOUNGSTOWN Gillam wants colleagues to rule on paying tuition
Late legislation clearing the expenditure never made it onto council's last agenda. By ROGER G.
POLICE CALLS Boardman, Poland
Summary of police activity: BOARDMAN Oct. 14 Criminal damaging: A "No Parking" sign was
DISTRICT VOLLEYBALL FINAL This time, Fitch isn't denied
Boardman beat the Falcons twice during the regular season. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
Buckeyes' young guns
Buckeyes' young guns Ohio State is 8-0 heading into Saturday's showdown with No. 18 Penn State,
THE NUMBERS YSU vs. WIU
YSUWIU 4-3Record6-1 19.0Points scored39.1 18.1Points allowed19.7 282.9Total offense423.7
Charged with murder
Charged with murder YOUNGSTOWN -- A murder charge has been filed against Durrell Jones, 16, of
WARREN Council OKs abatements, honors 2 city firefighters
Both firefighters spent a month in the hospital after the fire. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
SOCCER
SOCCER Tri-County Sports in Struthers -- is forming indoor leagues. For registration details, call
CAL THOMAS Why has the sniper eluded capture?
Opinion: I don't mean to second-guess law enforcement (or maybe I do), but if I run a red light in my
A strong House delegation
Opinion: A strong House delegation Mahoning County voters have an opportunity to strengthen the region's
HUBBARD Water woes irk couple
The family says a new well will cost them nearly $3,000. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Robbery case
Robbery case NILES -- A Warren couple charged in an Oct. 11 convenience store robbery have been
Next warden at Elkton prison comes from Leavenworth
ELKTON -- An associate warden at the U.S. Penitentiary in Leavenworth, Kan., will become the next
GIRARD SCHOOLS Official issues a freeze on spending
The forecast assumes no major tax revenue losses from plant closings. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
STRUTHERS Trials set for 2 suspects in home damage
The men are accused of damaging cars. STRUTHERS -- Judge James R. Lanzo of municipal court here
Government grows strong when it lets the sunshine in
Opinion: Warren Mayor Hank Angelo doesn't want the press -- and by extension the public -- to attend city
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses James A. Melone, 31, of 7349 Eisenhower Drive #3, Boardman,
Deliberations begin in murder trial
YOUNGSTOWN -- A Mahoning County Common Pleas Court jury started deliberations Wednesday afternoon in
UNIVERSAL-RUNDLE Union stands by its strike action
The union will not agree to a 30-day cooling-off period proposed by the mayor. By LAURE CIOFFI
TRUMBULL COUNTY Townships ask board to weigh water plan
Consumers Ohio Water Co. would operate and maintain county-owned waterlines. By STEPHEN SIFF
HERMITAGE Petition against study grows
City officials said they have no intention of quitting the study now. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Council will rule on Gillam's tuition
Late legislation clearing the expenditure never made it onto council's last agenda. By ROGER G.
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Career center offers software to libraries
LISBON -- Area libraries are being offered free computer software their patrons can use to explore
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Friday night football
FITCH (6-3, 2-1) vs. WARREN HARDING (9-0, 3-0) Game time: 7:30 p.m. at Mollenkopf Stadium, Warren.
Salem council panel plans street project for east side
SALEM -- A city council committee will recommend to the entire panel that the city undertake a
UNIVERSAL-RUNDLE Union representative says strike will continue
The union will not agree to a 30-day cooling-off period proposed by the mayor. By LAURE CIOFFI
GUTS AND IMMIGRATION REFORM
Opinion: GUTS AND IMMIGRATION REFORM Chicago Tribune: It's impossible to predict with certainty what could
HUBBARD Water woes frustrate couple
The family says a new well will cost them nearly $3,000. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
LEETONIA Schools to fall after football
The state will pay for demolition of the old school buildings. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM
NEWTON FALLS Judge delays move to kill manager's contract
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- An ordinance rescinding the Newton Falls
"In all my time, I've never seen a crime so vicious or so evil or so unforgivable. As I listened to
"In all my time, I've never seen a crime so vicious or so evil or so unforgivable. As I listened to
Math lesson: Expert talks about funds
By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER N EXPERT ON school funding issues and
GIRLS DISTRICT SOCCER Hubbard blanks Warren JFK
Hubbard will try for its fourth straight district title Saturday against Champion. By BILL
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY When it comes to gardening, I have a brown belt
The people in my neighborhood aren't "lawn crazy." It's as likely you'll see them walking the dog or
STATE RACES Taft-Hagan debate focuses on education
Hagan said the governor has failed higher education in his four years. Taft said he plans to
DIV. III VOLLEYBALL Girard returns to the Sweet 16
Senior standout Tealle Hunkus said it has been a team effort. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR
TRICK OR TREAT Halloween events List of trick-or-treat hours as submitted to The Vindicator:
ALL COUNTIES Giant Eagle stores will have their annual Monster Madness from noon-5 p.m. Saturday
FOOTBALL STANDINGS, SCHEDULE
CITY SERIES ConferenceAll games WLPtsOPWLPtsOP Chaney30135663280115 Rayen21484845168230
Officials take action to rid city of abandoned vehicles
Tow away the junk vehicles before winter, a councilman urges. YOUNGSTOWN -- City council wants to
Womer Benjamin discusses options for Valley's economy
The candidate promised to promote tax benefits available to new businesses locating in the Valley.
WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS
WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS GIRLS SOCCER DIVISION II Hubbard 2, Warren JFK 0 Champion 3, Mooney 0
YOUNGSTOWN In rape case, judge sentences two teens to 100+ years each
The judge called the victim a remarkable and impressive person. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL
WICK NEIGHBORS Panels present ideas
A planning expert said change must come from neighborhoods and not city hall. By D.A. WILKINSON
CORTLAND Mother thanks 2 rescuers
Two paramedics were among the people who had a hand in saving the child's life. By WILLIAM K.
FINGERHUT SLAYING Murder trial gets under way
The defendant and the victim's ex-wife were lovers, a defense lawyer said. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
YOUNGSTOWN In rape case, 2 teens each get 100+ years
The judge called the victim a remarkable and impressive person. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL
GRADUATES Leadership program The first Leadership Education and Development Class of 2002 graduated Oct. 16 at Squaw Creek Country Club, Vienna. The 19 graduates were presented by John Donchess,
John Cournan, principal, Packer Thomas. Diane Davis, director of communication, Warren School
Wednesday, October 23 (66 stories)
SLIPPERY ROCK Valentino's road has rocky start
The former Sharon High standout's path has taken him from Kent State to Slippery Rock. By BILL
RTI INTERNATIONAL METALS
RTI INTERNATIONAL METALS Fast facts Headquarters: 1000 Warren Avenue, Weathersfield Township
Cars wrecked: Was there a hole in one?
YOUNGSTOWN -- A 16-year-old boy's efforts to avoid police while driving a stolen 2003 Oldsmobile
NILES Christmas program seeks donations for kids
Boxes will be distributed beginning Saturday at the mall, and collected through November in
YOUNGSTOWN Economy will rebound, says analyst from Valley
Stocks are fairly valued now, which sets the stage for a market rally, he said. By DON SHILLING
YOUNGSTOWN Supermax guard faces theft charge
The corrections officer is free on $2,500 bond and is on paid medical leave. By PATRICIA MEADE
AUSTINTOWN Strip club considers inviting residents
The township can't enforce the resolution unless it's approved by voters in November 2003. By IAN
GAIL WHITE She conquered breast cancer 44 years ago
October is an important month for Irene Nock of Youngstown. On the 9th of the month she
49ERS Saints game has some interesting occurrences
San Francisco coach Steve Mariucci wanted more time to mount a drive with the hope of forcing OT.
WARREN Delphi Corp. realigns its operating sectors
A company realignment will help product development, Packard says. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR
MAHONING COUNTY Officials hope to avert cuts in funds from state
Mahoning County gets $12 million from the state each year. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF
MR. BUSH CHANGES SIDES
Opinion: MR. BUSH CHANGES SIDES Washington Post: President Bush moved in the right direction Monday when he
STANDINGS Gateway Conference
ConferenceAll Games WLPFPAWLPFPA W. Illinois311409261274138 W. Kentucky31754053196133 S.
MURDER TRIAL Convicted killer tells of jail-cell confession
The defendant's first conviction was overturned because the judge did not allow testimony from jail
MAHONING COUNTY Doing time for brother's crime leaves area man with questions
Marco Stevens' brother also served 10 days in jail for driving the car. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
STRUTHERS School will add wellness center
Letters of resignation were accepted from several school employees planning to retire. By MARALINE
Lakeview spikers are eliminated
JEFFERSON -- Notre Dame Cathedral Latin defeated Lakeview 15-13, 15-9 Tuesday in a Division II
OHIO SENATE Seat held by Ryan draws interest
The decision on a replacement would rest with the Senate Democratic caucus. By DAVID SKOLNICK
NEW CASTLE Mayor tries to end strike at city plant
The mayor wants workers to go back to work for a 'cooling-off' period. By LAURE CIOFFI
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Municipal courts ready for video plan
The system probably will start operating early next month. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
MEETING DIGEST Weathersfield, Liberty
Business handled Tuesday night by trustees: WEATHERSFIELD Trustees instructed the clerk to seeks
HUBBARD Official questions purifiers
The city's safety director said the problem has been solved. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
TUESDAY'S GAMES
TUESDAY'S GAMES Buffalo 2, Philadelphia 1 Carolina 4, N.Y. Islanders 1 Pittsburgh 3, Montreal
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials: Despite repair grants, schools need more money
School officials will travel to Columbus to get details so work can begin in each district. By
AUSTINTOWN School cleared in bomb threats
The principal estimated that 40 percent of the pupils were absent today. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
Kids' health screenings Friday in Boardman
Kids' health screenings Friday in Boardman BOARDMAN -- The Mahoning County Help Me Grow program is
Taking donations
Taking donations VERNON -- Donations of canned and dry food items, good used clothing and clean
Building praise for Traficant
The ex-congressman was the driving force behind the courthouse, U.S. Sen. George Voinovich said.
Spirit parade planned
Spirit parade planned COLUMBIANA -- A community spirit parade organized by the Columbiana Support
TUESDAY'S RESULTS
TUESDAY'S RESULTS BOYS SOCCER TOURNAMENT DIVISION III Badger 2, Lordstown 0 Warren JFK 2,
GREENVILLE UPMC presents remodeled ER
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- UPMC Horizon will have an open house from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday to show the public
MAHONING DEPUTIES Carwash lands 5 in hot water
The investigation began about 11 months ago after a locker break-in. By PATRICIA MEADE
Rice, Christley stand out in court of appeals race
Opinion: Two of the five judgeships in the 11th District Court of Appeals will be featured on the Nov. 5
School board moves on athletic facility
NEW WILMINGTON -- Plans are in the works to improve athletic facilities in the Wilmington Area
The first place for trophies
The trophies will be cleaned and given new nameplates so they can be awarded at the end of the year.
MAHONING COUNTY Judge drops drug charges against doctor
An assistant prosecutor said he would not appeal the decision or refile charges. By JoANNE VIVIANO
Senior health fair set
Senior health fair set YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown Metropolitan Housing Authority will have a
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Drs. Manu and Sangeetha Sethi, 6674 Tippecanoe Road, Canfield, girl, Oct. 21
Fleming House a success already, says one resident
Opinion: Fleming House a success already, says one resident EDITOR: I would like to take this opportunity
YSU FOOTBALL Heacock believes in team's chances
A lot of things still can happen, good and bad, for the Penguins. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR
PREP SOCCER JFK, Badger boys to battle in Division III
Howland's girls vaulted into the district title game after eliminating North Canton Hoover. MECCA
AVALON SOUTH City, Joy to try for settlement
The attorney representing the operator of the city-owned golf course says he is 'optimistic' a deal
MAHONING VALLEY ACS warns: Agencies sound alike
There are about 20 cancer organizations that solicit by mail, an ACS spokesman says. CANFIELD --
TRUMBULL COUNTY Trustees: Expand water system
Consumers Water is offering a $4 million capital improvement investment for expansion of the current
FARRELL Church opposes variance
The church doesn't want an animal shelter located just a door away. FARRELL, Pa. -- The
Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and applications and
Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and applications and
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Friday night football
LOWELLVILLE (9-0, 6-0) vs. MCDONALD (3-6, 2-4) Game time: 7:30 p.m. at McDonald High. Last
WARREN A budget hearing problem
The law director believes the mayor's invitation to all council members to attend the hearings makes
DISTRICT VOLLEYBALL Windham, J-M to play for title
The top-seeded Bombers and unseeded Bluejays will settle the issue Thursday. By MARK W. MILLER
A story in Monday's editions incorrectly identified a disease suffered by Mahoning County Deputy
A story in Monday's editions incorrectly identified a disease suffered by Mahoning County Deputy
GIRLS SOCCER Davis' goal clips Cards
A pass from Krista Ginnetti netted Poland a 2-1 win over Canfield in a district semifinal. By JOHN
Mayor trying to find solution to Universal-Rundle strike
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Striking Universal-Rundle employees are hoping the mayor of New Castle can help
YOUNGSTOWN Teenager arrested in slaying
A witness said the victim was shot when he bent over to hook up a video game. YOUNGSTOWN -- A 16-
Stations adjust football gameplan
Have you ever sat down to watch a game on television only to turn on the TV to be disappointed that
HERMITAGE Cause of death is sought after girl collapses at school
Ashley Bryan had no history of serious illness and hadn't complained to school personnel that she
WARREN Grant for cleanup sought
An ordinance before city council would authorize filing the grant application. By DENISE DICK
Defendants often pose as siblings, prosecutor says
YOUNGSTOWN -- Assistant Mahoning County Prosecutor Ken Cardinal says criminals often pose as their
RTI INTERNATIONAL METALS Company: Profits will dry up if aerospace slump continues
The company will idle its RMI titanium mill for about six weeks to help weather an expected drop in
Rockets set for opener
BOARDMAN --The Mahoning Valley Phantom Rockets will play the first of 25 regular-season games
PREP VOLLEYBALL Hubbard, Salem gear for district title match
Quakers coach Don Conser addressed -- or avoided addressing -- Hubbard's foreign exchange student.
VIENNA Study of Kansas City racetrack inspires county commissioners
Negotiations won't begin with the racetrack developer until a second study is completed. By
Tuesday, October 22 (64 stories)
Mooney unseats 2001 champ
Mooney, which blanked Canfield 4-0, has out-scored its last nine opponents 44-1. By BILL SULLIVAN
HERMITAGE School board looks to refinance loan
Fluctuations in the investment market are delaying efforts to refinance at a lower interest rate.
MERCER RACEWAY RESULTS Saturday
MERCER RACEWAY RESULTS Saturday Butterfield's Pub Stock Cars (30 laps): 1. Dan Lewis ($1,000) 2.
VOLLEYBALL Springfield beats United, will meet Streetsboro for district championship
The Tigers needed three sets to end the Golden Eagles' season. By RYAN JONES VINDICATOR
AUSTINTOWN Snyder's nears deal for Tamco
Youngstown Mayor George McKelvey said the deal is about 90-percent sure, but it's too soon to
WARREN Council plans to discuss abatements for projects
One project is for new offices, a technical facility and warehouse for Time Warner. By DENISE
YOUNGSTOWN Banquet speaker urges neighbors' involvement
By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- To make your community safer, look
YOUNGSTOWN Grandmother accepts deal on drug charges
The grandmother faces up to 120 days in jail and a $1,000 fine. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
LORDSTOWN Council OKs 2nd agreement to forgive taxes
More than $996,000 in taxes will be exempted during the 15-year period. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Walter and Kimberly Wasilewski, 5005 Winthorp, Austintown, girl, Oct. 17
BALLISTIC FINGERPRINTING MAKES SENSE
Opinion: BALLISTIC FINGERPRINTING MAKES SENSE St. Petersburg Times: It is beside the point to argue whether
Crestview board to discuss stadium
COLUMBIANA -- Crestview school officials will meet with architects at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday to discuss
VOLLEYBALL SVC rivals will meet for district title
Wednesday's winner between Austintown Fitch and Boardman will earn a regional tournament berth. By
Canfield board rejects 8th-grade D.C. visit
The superintendent wants pupils to have the option of going to Washington, D.C. By IAN HILL
NORTH JACKSON School funding problems addressed
The state Legislature did not fix the funding system, but just 'tweaked' it, says an advocate of
YOUNGSTOWN Plaque will mark original location of Neil Kennedy clinic
Neil Kennedy Recovery Clinic was the nation's first private, free-standing, nonprofit alcoholism
OTHER FINDS From time of Christ
Biggest archaeological finds related to the life and times of Jesus -- besides the new "James
MERCER COUNTY Target aids career center attendance program
The Target store in Niles is helping a Mercer County school be on target with attendance. By
NEW CASTLE Jameson Memorial Hospital will update ER
More staff, bed and equipment are being added to Jameson's emergency room. NEW CASTLE, Pa. --
YOUNGSTOWN Strickland and Halleck disagree over Iraq vote
The two congressional candidates have opposing views on giving the president authorization to use
PREP FOOTBALL Strange season has surprising playoff picture
Only Warren Harding and Lowellville are assured of home playoff games. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT
Bowers-Finkley wedding plans are announced
YOUNGSTOWN -- Samantha Bowers, 320 E. Laclede Ave., and Marlin J. Finkley, 1403 Republic Ave., are
NEW CASTLE Salvation Army promotes couple
Israel Gaither III is the first black American to hold the post. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
Input is sought for river plan
YOUNGSTOWN -- Local residents are asked to help develop a Mahoning River Watershed Action Plan by
Judge Maloney has earned a second term in probate
Opinion: When Timothy P. Maloney became Mahoning County probate judge in 1997, one of his first official acts
PLAYOFFS Who's in and who's out
Here's an unofficial look at the playoff situation facing area teams. Clinched home game: Warren
Bizarre burglary
Bizarre burglary WARREN -- Police are investigating a bizarre burglary at a home in the 600 block
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Stroke prompts man to tell his life's story
"Around 1948 [when I was 15], there was a place on St. Louis Avenue called the Good Humor Man. They
GM LORDSTOWN Union, company to sign plans to remodel plant
Union and company officials are beginning to plan how to replace a large number of retirees. By
CORTLAND Council OKs 1st transit reading
Council has asked for more information on the transit plan by its Nov. 11 meeting. By JASON FUTEY
YSU FOOTBALL Heacock: Offensive line needs a total team effort
Center Nick Roberts was named the offensive player of the game. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR
REUNIONS
XLakeview High School Class of 1992 will hold its 10-year reunion Nov. 29 at McMenamy's, 325
Lawrence Co. Prison Board will seek a new jail warden
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The Lawrence County Prison Board is expected to meet today to talk about finding
PLAYERS OF WEEK YSU football
MVR Offense: Nick Roberts, 6-0, 303, junior guard from Newton Falls. MVR Defense: Russell
Loud music means jail for repeat offender
The convicted man has to report to jail by 9 a.m. Monday. YOUNGSTOWN -- To Nimala I. Alamin,
TRANSSEXUAL CASE Man, fianc & eacute;e seek clarification
The couple also appealed the probate court judge's ruling. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
BOARDMAN SCHOOLS District employees OK health-insurance plan
The agreement was ratified Monday. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BOARDMAN --
AUSTINTOWN FITCH AND BOARDMAN WILL PLAY FOR THE DIVISION I DISTRICT VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP.
Fitch, in Div. I, and Lakeview, in Div. II, won district semifinal soccer games. Springfield
WEEKEND LEADERS High school football
RUSHING Bradley Fletcher, Liberty, 253 yards, 6 carries, 3 TDs. Patsy Malie, Mooney, 250 yards,
Looking for a fighter
Looking for a fighter Don King has a site, an eager heavyweight champion and an agreement on money
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CITY SCHOOLS Program offers college credit
The early college-high school program is an effort to increase education levels in the region. By
Identity theft
Identity theft AUSTINTOWN -- Police are investigating a report that someone stole the driver's
Officials plan debate
Officials plan debate NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A discussion and debate about the proposed change in the
Editor to speak on evolution
Editor to speak on evolution HIRAM -- Elizabeth Culotta, contributing editor for Science, will
SALEM Board plans meeting for input on bus garage
The school board expects to decide the matter in about a month. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
HUBBARD Officials question use of air purifiers to fight mold
Air filtration equipment wasn't mentioned as a remedy to get rid of mold spores, a lawmaker said.
Retrial continues for man sentenced in girlfriend's death
YOUNGSTOWN -- Testimony continues today in the retrial of a Youngstown man sentenced to life in
YOUNGSTOWN Stories of city jailer make defendant change his tune
The defendant decided to reach a plea agreement, which canceled a jury trial. By PATRICIA MEADE
OEPA investigates whether company violates air permit
LEAVITTSBURG -- The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency is looking into whether a Warren company is
U Fearful of putting pupils in harm's way, the Canfield school board decided Monday not to approve
U Fearful of putting pupils in harm's way, the Canfield school board decided Monday not to approve
"Even if they catch the [sniper] tomorrow, I don't know if it's a good idea to send a couple of
"Even if they catch the [sniper] tomorrow, I don't know if it's a good idea to send a couple of
WARREN Second National plans buildings outside Valley
The plans are for Summit, Portage, Media and Wayne counties. WARREN -- Second National Bank is
AUSTINTOWN Snyder's closes in on Tamco lease deal
The Minnesota company will likely hire 75 to 100 warehouse workers to start. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
Lori Ann Unger to be bride of Adam Hutchison
EAST LIVERPOOL -- Edward and Charlene Unger and Douglas and Saundra Hutchison, all of East
HOW THEY FARED | YSU opponents
Clarion (5-2) beat Edinboro, 24-18; Next Shippensburg. McNeese State (4-1) did not play; Next at
Israel holds off on retaliation
Israel holds off on retaliation JERUSALEM -- Israel held off on immediate retaliation today for a
COLLEGE HOCKEY EAST STANDINGS
COLLEGE HOCKEY EAST STANDINGS Through Sunday North Division WLTPtsGFGA Slippery Rock2104148
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Gene R. White, 65, of 8295 Caymen Bluff, Canfield, and Juanita
OHIO Group fails Taft for fiscal record
Bob Taft scored the second lowest of any governor in the study. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
WARREN WATER DEPARTMENT Ex-cashier pleads innocent in theft
The defendant was released on a $5,000 bond. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Monday, October 21 (31 stories)
Gun club event leads to misunderstanding
IRWIN, Pa. (AP) -- An animal rights group came out with both barrels blazing against a planned
"But the re-emergence of Al-Qaida that we're seeing in places as widespread as the Persian Gulf and
"But the re-emergence of Al-Qaida that we're seeing in places as widespread as the Persian Gulf and
Key to Gateway is next 3 weeks
The Youngstown State football season suffered a severe jolt on Saturday when the Penguins were
Where will Bush's vision of U.S. role in world lead?
Opinion: Where will Bush's vision of U.S. role in world lead? EDITOR: We are responding to your Oct. 7
FRANCE
Opinion: FRANCE Le Monde, Paris, Oct. 16: A month after George Bush's U.N. speech and four days after the
YOUNGSTOWN Fire marshal appeals ruling preventing retailer's move
YOUNGSTOWN -- The state fire marshal has appealed a magistrate's ruling that would prevent a
LOCAL
LOCAL Game time switch YOUNGSTOWN -- The football game between Rayen School and Ursuline will be
LEETONIA SCHOOLS Architect selection at hand
Work on softball and baseball fields is progressing. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
Having fun at home
Owners expect to build or buy new quarters for their Hermitage and Niles stores within four years.
BOXING Koval-Page headliner on Olympic-style card in Youngstown
The Buckeye Elks Youth Center is the site of the amateur show on Oct. 26. YOUNGSTOWN -- Chris
GIRARD Apartment occupancy fees may be on the rise
The city's board of health is considering an increase for the price of occupancy permits. By TIM
CRIME STOPPERS
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown A search for Nalemn Hasley is the focus of Crime Stoppers of
Motorist reports theft
Motorist reports theft YOUNGSTOWN -- She didn't see a gun, but the threat of one was enough to get
On a mission for disabled
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER OSEPH POSCHNER SOMETIMES leaves a handicapped parking
with Rodney B. Jones Sr.
with Rodney B. Jones Sr. Age: 52. Hometown: Moon Township, Pa. Occupation: Corporate
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Kari Giles, 7028-B Shore Lane, Lisbon, boy, Oct. 15. Racheal Williams, 43225 Bell
PARKING Information
WRITE to the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles to make the request: P.O. Box 16521, Columbus, OH 43266,
COLUMBIANA CORNER CDs help shoo birds, keep building clean
Lynn Hively, a longtime Columbiana County Courthouse maintenance employee, often finds himself in
YOUNGSTOWN Family waits for results of DNA testing on remains
The final payment was sent, and the results are expected any day. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
Bus blast kills 7 in northern Israel
Bus blast kills 7 in northern Israel JERUSALEM -- A car filled with explosives pulled up next to a
ONE ON ONE | Rodney Jones Hospital administrator is driven with a vision
Why are you in the health-care field? The main reason is I truly, sincerely enjoy helping people.
Water-systems vote
Water-systems vote MINERAL RIDGE -- Weathersfield Township trustees will meet in special session
There are few easy decisions in Ohio Supreme Court races
Opinion: It is never easy deciding for whom to vote in a race for the Ohio Supreme Court. The candidates in
Halloween event set at Sunrise Assisted Living
Halloween event set at Sunrise Assisted Living POLAND -- Bring your children or grandchildren to
MOUNTAINEER RESULTS
MOUNTAINEER RESULTS SUNDAY 1st--Miss Topaz4.802.602.40 Queen K (M.Andrews)3.402.40 In Shape
CORNEAL TRANSPLANT
By TRACEY D'ASTOLFO VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT BOARDMAN -- Bob Spencer, Chaney High School's
SALEM Animal shelter is in the works
Architects and volunteers are working on a design for the new shelter. By NANCY TULLIS
WORTH A LOOK
AUCTIONS XNorth Lima Mennonite Church, 90 Mennonite Drive, North Lima, will hold an auction at 6
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Sunday, October 20 (111 stories)
COLLEGE FOOTBALL AT A GLANCE
EAST Albany, N.Y. 44, Canisius 14 Alfred 10, Utica 0 Bentley 33, Pace 13 Bloomsburg 31,
SENIOR CITIZENS
AARP 2520 XPoland Chapter 2520, AARP, will meet at 1 p.m. Monday at Poland Methodist Church. Guest
Ryan Runs with 'Road Force One'
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER WARREN -- Timothy J. Ryan is running late. After
GOOD SHEPHERD
GOOD SHEPHERD Community help The Good Shepherd Center, a nonprofit agency formed by more than a
Sweet gets Taft's cold shoulder
Opinion: Before the start of the Youngstown State University-Indiana State football game earlier this month
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go Bryce Canyon information is available by calling (435) 834-5322 or by
KEYSTONE CLIPS Voters to decide $100M bond issue
More than 90 percent of Pennsylvania's communities are served by volunteer fire departments, and
MASONIC GROUPS
MONDAY XRuth Shrine 64, White Shrine of Jerusalem, will hold a Halloween meeting at 7:30 p.m. at
Damage from fire
Damage from fire NILES -- Fire struck a local business and attached residence, causing extensive
Flu, pneumonia shots
Flu, pneumonia shots GREEN -- The Mahoning County District Board of Health will administer flu and
Long days on the campaign trail
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER SHALERSVILLE -- "Do I have black all over my eyes?"
Blue Jackets 4, Panthers 1
Blue Jackets 4, Panthers 1 COLUMBUS -- Andrew Cassels scored his first goal in a Columbus uniform
JACK WOLLITZ A sad time of year for the area's anglers
Time for new beginnings -- that's the way I like to look at autumn. If I don't, this season would
What are the 'good guys' going to do with Korea, Syria and China?
Opinion: EDITOR: The morning news the other day brought the revelation that North Korea has an ongoing
By DAVID SKOLNICK
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER BOARDMAN -- Mike Halleck is always campaigning.
JENNIFER KRZANOWSKY ROBERT GERSHKOWITZ
JENNIFER KRZANOWSKY ROBERT GERSHKOWITZ GREENFORD -- A honeymoon to Zurich, Switzerland, followed
MERCER COUNTY United Way donors are eligible for prizes
Give $52 to the United Way this year and get a shot at winning a new car or truck. By HAROLD GWIN
Ramseys mark 50th anniversary at dinner party
POLAND -- A family tribute highlighted a dinner party held Sept 15 at the Lockwood House in Boardman
Browns' Policy speaks to grads
Carmen Policy said he'll donate Browns tickets to the juvenile court every year. By BOB JACKSON
DIVISION I SECTIONAL Poland topples Boardman, 2-1
The Bulldogs will face either third-seeded Canfield or unseeded Austintown Fitch in district play
Hoodoo heaven
Scenic byways traverse Bryce and Zion, but the best way to see the parks is on foot. By CATHY
MARTIN SLOANE | Supermarket Shopper Offers will help with holidays
Early in the fall I remind my regular readers and tell new readers how they can fill their holiday
AMY MADDEN TIMOTHY KOMARA
AMY MADDEN TIMOTHY KOMARA YOUNGSTOWN -- Timothy Komara and his bride, the former Amy Yvette
Event to help at-risk pupils
The events will span a three-day period. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK Phillip Fuzell
The FBI and the Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force are asking the public to help find the
KAMI KOSMO TIMOTHY BACON
KAMI KOSMO TIMOTHY BACON NEW SPRINGFIELD -- The Rev. Charles Chanay and Monsignor Peter Polando
KIMBERLY PROTAIN THOMAS STRIMPLE
KIMBERLY PROTAIN THOMAS STRIMPLE YOUNGSTOWN -- The exchange of vows took place at 2:30 p.m. Sept.
CARMEN POLICY
CARMEN POLICY Background President/CEO of Cleveland Browns, 1998-present. President/CEO of San
PENNSYLVANIA Slippery Rock churns past Millersville in a quagmire
The Rock controlled the line of scrimmage in a steady rain to maul Millersville. By BILL ALBRIGHT
ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNTING YOUNGSTOWN -- Cohen & amp; Company, Certified Public Accountants, has promoted
YSU NOTEBOOK From Stambaugh Stadium
Not over yet: Despite the loss, the Penguins are still alive in the Gateway Conference standings. At
SIDELIGHTS For all seniors
SCOPE Howland Senior Center, 9273 High St. N.E., Warren, activities are as follows: ABC luncheon
The tax would return police and fire to full staffing. Without it, 100 more layoffs loom, and
The tax would return police and fire to full staffing. Without it, 100 more layoffs loom, and
CAROLYN CARNIE CRAIG ABBRUZZESE
CAROLYN CARNIE CRAIG ABBRUZZESE YOUNGSTOWN -- Carolyn Ann Carnie of Powell and Craig Alan
Deleys honored at Mass, dinner for anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deley of New England Boulevard were honored Oct. 19 at a family
LESLIE GAVALIER JONATHAN HUNTER
LESLIE GAVALIER JONATHAN HUNTER STRUTHERS -- The marriage of Leslie Michele Gavalier, Struthers,
Area legislative delegation has found winning formula
Opinion: Five months ago, state officials were projecting a $750 million general fund deficit for the next
GIRLS SECTIONAL SOCCER Sorice's free kick in OT lifts Canfield past Fitch
Grazia Sorice provided the Cardinals with a 1-0 win in a Division I sectional final. By CHUCK
SMALL COLLEGES Walsh pummels Taylor; Westminster wins, 13-10
Allegheny, Geneva, Grove City and Malone lost. NORTH CANTON -- Winston Woods threw four touchdown
Most smokers who have received multimillion-dollar awards from tobacco companies have yet to see any
Most smokers who have received multimillion-dollar awards from tobacco companies have yet to see any
MICHELE CWYNAR CHRISTOPHER QUATTRO
MICHELE CWYNAR CHRISTOPHER QUATTRO LOWELLVILLE -- A honeymoon in the Bahamas followed the Sept. 28
IN THE CUP! Area holes in one
Mike Vernars aced the third hole at Mill Creek North, using a 6-iron. Witnesses were Bert Keiber,
REGIONAL GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Zajac qualifies for state, again
The Cardinal Mooney senior ran to seventh place in the Division II regional meet. By JOE SCALZO
Mom accused in beating faces new charges
Mom accused in beating faces new charges LAGRANGE, Ind. -- The woman accused of beating her
Symphony guild plans dinner
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown Symphony Guild will hold a gala champagne dinner at 6 p.m. Saturday
The following chart shows how members of Congress voted on key bills and amendments in the last
The following chart shows how members of Congress voted on key bills and amendments in the last
WINTER TRAVEL Some deals are no bargain
The fliers usually offer deals for as little as $299. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Youngstown makes tax plans
The tax would return police and fire to full staffing. Without it, 100 more layoffs loom, and
JENNIFER CORVINO JOHN HOUSE
JENNIFER CORVINO JOHN HOUSE BOARDMAN -- The wedding of Jennifer A. Corvino and John P. House, both
COLUMBIANA Patrolman to teach self-defense class to women
Women will discuss crime prevention and how to be prepared mentally and physically if crime occurs.
REGIONAL BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Armstrong runs to title
He led top-ranked Maplewood to the Division III regional championship. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR
Hanna jubilee celebrated during party and trip
CANFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hanna of Canfield were guests of honor during a party Oct. 13 at
PREP FOOTBALL Harding outlasts Massillon, 31-27
The unbeaten Raiders were sparked by sophomore Mario Manningham, who scored four TDs. By JOE
Satcher to speak at NEOUCOM
Satcher to speak at NEOUCOM ROOTSTOWN -- Dr. David Satcher, who served as U.S. surgeon general
LAWRENCE COUNTY Delay in property estimates not likely
Twenty-nine people have appealed their new values to common pleas court. By LAURE CIOFFI
WITH THE VETS
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings Schedule for the week of Oct. 20: TODAY Memorial service at
Fire station grant
Fire station grant GREENVILLE, Pa. -- The Stoneboro Fire Department is receiving a $76,314
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
MOUNTAINEER RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Tanrestedandready10.004.603.20 Five Partners
Auction offers chance to find piece of history
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- Karen Alcott remembers visiting the Red
PREP SCORES, SUMMARIES & amp; SCHEDULE
FOOTBALL SATURDAY'S SCORES Rayen 18, Wilson 0 SATURDAY'S SUMMARY RAYEN 18, WOODROW WILSON 0
GIRLS SOCCER PAIRINGS
GIRLS SOCCER PAIRINGS DIVISION I Seeds: 1. Poland. 2. North Canton Hoover. 3. Canfield. 4.
FUND DRIVE
FUND DRIVE Just the facts Facts about the 2002 United Way of Mercer County fall campaign:
Vice squad arrests 2 in city raids
YOUNGSTOWN -- City vice squad members made two arrests during search warrant raids on the North and
KELLY HOLMES A.J. YLONEN
KELLY HOLMES A.J. YLONEN YOUNGSTOWN -- Four Mile Run Christian Church provided the setting Sept.
GOOD SHEPHERD Building to give center room to meet demand
Gifts, grants and a lot of donations helped the center pay for the $55,000 project. By HAROLD GWIN
MAHONING VALLEY Food-stamp eligibility awareness campaign
YOUNGSTOWN -- Second Harvest Foodbank of the Mahoning Valley is participating in a statewide food
YOUNGSTOWN All-Mozart opener to feature soloists
Two of Mozart's late works also will be performed. By ROBERT ROLLIN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
FUNDRAISER Stambaugh Pillars to hold fashion show
Shopping sprees will be among the prizes. YOUNGSTOWN -- Support for the refurbishing and
WHAT'S DOING?
HUNTER, TRAPPER EDUCATION Brookfield Conservation Club, Oct. 28, 30, 31, Nov. 1. Pre-register by
NUTRITION PROGRAMS In the area
MAHONING COUNTY Forum Health At Home offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 11 locations in
YOUNGSTOWN Rayen blanks Wilson to take second place in City Series
The Tigers scored three first-half touchdowns. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT YOUNGSTOWN
Flash flood was quite a rush
A washout added a bit of adventure to this day. CAPITOL REEF NATIONAL PARK, Utah -- Those of us
THE KOVELS | Antiques and collecting 'Married' antiques have added usefulness, which adds to value
"Married" antiques are those that have two parts. One example might be a chest of drawers with a
YSU bested by Northern Iowa
Mackenzie Hoambrecker kicked five field goals as the Panthers stymied the Penguins 22-7. By PETE
CRIME SOLVER
CRIME SOLVER Mercer County A kidnapping is the focus of Mercer County Crime Solvers this week:
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Hickory field will get facelift for spring
The Hickory High School softball field is going to have a new look. A joint venture by the City of
Without tax increase, Youngstown is doomed
Opinion: EDITOR: A lot of people are assuming that passage of Youngstown 0.5 percent income tax will cause
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL Fastpitch hitting camp -- for girls of all ages is being offered on Tuesday and
SOCCER PAIRINGS
BOYS DIVISION I Seeds: 1. Green. 2. Fitch. 3. GlenOak. 4. North Canton. Oct. 14 Canton
KELLY MEDVEC TOM SCOTT
KELLY MEDVEC TOM SCOTT BOARDMAN -- The gazebo at Boardman Township Park was the setting at 4:30
Jazz concert scheduled
Jazz concert scheduled YOUNGSTOWN -- Percussionist-composer John Hollenbeck and his Claudia
GREENVILLE, PA. Moose to help raise bucks for Christmas
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- There's a moose loose in Greenville, and helping to name it will not only give
Police arrest woman accused of hitting sons
Police arrest woman accused of hitting sons YOUNGSTOWN -- Police arrested a 40-year-old East Side
MERCER COUNTY Flu shots
Friday: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at Shenango Valley Senior Center, Hermitage. Oct. 30: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at
Tamco center shows signs it may reopen, Teamster says
AUSTINTOWN -- Five former Tamco distribution center workers are back on the job, repairing equipment
WARREN City council considers dog-control ordinance
The ordinance was tabled last month to remove a provision for registration fees. By DENISE DICK
50th Anniversary is celebrated by the Lippiatts
AUSTINTOWN -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lippiatt, 4291 Kerrybrook Drive,
KRISTEN RILEY WILLIAM SLOAN IV
KRISTEN RILEY WILLIAM SLOAN IV YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. Edward Noga officiated at 1:30 p.m. Sept. 14
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES MONDAY Associated of School Employees Credit Union, 1690 S. Canfield Niles Road,
Austintown JWL to sponsor fund-raiser
Proceeds go toward the group's scholarship fund. MINERAL RIDGE -- Members of Austintown Junior
Buy a pumpkin and help the March of Dimes
BOARDMAN -- Build a paper pumpkin patch for the benefit of the March of Dimes Birth Defects
HIGH SCHOOL
HIGH SCHOOL Writer takes offense to criticism of Wilson Fanfare: I am writing in response to
REGION It's the same mold story health officials are hearing
If you spot mold, just get rid of it and the moisture causing it, health officials say. By TIM
City size, calls for service, response time and budgeting all are factors.
City size, calls for service, response time and budgeting all are factors. YOUNGSTOWN -- At first
SOCCER TOURNAMENTS Howland edges Niles to advance
The Tigers' 1-0 win will send them to the district tournament. HOWLAND -- Alissa Thomas scored the
CHERI COLELLI THOMAS RUSSO
CHERI COLELLI THOMAS RUSSO UNIONTOWN -- The wedding of Cheri Angela Colelli, daughter of Thomas
Carnival-glass bowl, Persian Medallion with Grape & amp; Cable exterior, marigold, 10 x
Carnival-glass bowl, Persian Medallion with Grape & amp; Cable exterior, marigold, 10 x 51/4
MIKE BRAUN DOW's Budzik plans to retire; area skeet shooters at World
Mike Budzik, chief of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife, will step down
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
COLUMBIANA -- Betty Belding, a sales person at Gallagher Realty in Columbiana, was awarded the
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TRUMBULL COUNTY Janitorial supply bill drops by more than 95 percent
Commissioners are awaiting the results of an internal inventory. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and STEPHEN
Identity crisis on the stage
A woman claims to be a survivor of the Titanic tragedy. By GARRY L. CLARK VINDICATOR STAFF
GARDEN CLUBS
MONDAY XGarden Gate will meet at 7:30 p.m. The program will be a snowman pillow, and hostess will
Fioritos mark 50th anniversary at dinner
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fiorito of 2402 Chaney Circle were honored Oct. 19 at a dinner at
BASEBALL
BASEBALL The Baseball School -- lessons on Monday evenings, beginning Oct. 28 through Nov. 18.
Saturday, October 19 (52 stories)
SCHEDULE
Today: San Francisco (Schmidt 13-8) at Anaheim (Washburn 18-6), 8:04 p.m. Sunday: San Francisco
YOUNGSTOWN Year's up; bar's case is moot
The bar has been closed for more than a year. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
PREP FOOTBALL Warren JFK slips past Campbell for fifth win
The Eagles scored two early touchdowns and then played tough defense in the 12-3 victory. By PAUL
Pupils can close book on principal's hair
COLUMBIANA -- Joshua Dixon Elementary Principal John Scardino probably should be sure to have a
YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY Rise in enrollment exceeds state average
The statewide increases reflect a weak economy, said the chancellor. YOUNGSTOWN -- Numbers
SCORES, SUMMARIES AND SCHEDULES
FOOTBALL FRIDAY'S SCORES AREA Fitch 24, Boardman 0 Mooney 17, Ursuline 14 Canfield 20,
TAC ROUNDUP Fletcher's 253 yards lead Liberty past Brookfield
Newton Falls and Champion also won league contests. LIBERTY -- Bradley Fletcher rushed for 253
Hagan to speak at Democrats' dinner
Hagan to speak at Democrats' dinner SALEM -- Tim Hagan, the Democratic candidate for governor, is
Catholic author Wills to speak in Cleveland
Catholic author Wills to speak in Cleveland CLEVELAND -- "Why I Am a Catholic" will be presented
State treasurer's race is all about experience
Opinion: State Treasurer Joseph Deters says that Ohio's money is in good hands, which is why he deserves to
Golf course planned on former Scout land
The developer is seeking to have the agricultural area rezoned. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
Attorneys: Two paid to get jobs
A defense attorney said the defendants are good people trying to support their families. By PEGGY
REV. DANIEL ROHAN Attaining deification through the church
When Martin Luther burned the books of Catholic canon law at the Elster Gate of Wittenberg on Dec.
Howland defeats Struthers, posts 6th win,
HOWLAND -- The Howland High football team rushed for 192 yards and three touchdowns Friday in a 34-
ICL ROUNDUP Rockets clinch share of title
Lowellville pounded Western Reserve 42-0 to remain undefeated. LOWELLVILLE -- The Lowellville
Girard gets revenge, TAC title
The Indians snapped Hubbard's 24-game home winning streak. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS
DISTRICT ROUNDUP Beaver Local rushes past Wellsville in 44-8 victory
WELLSVILLE -- The Beaver Local High football team improved to 8-1 Friday by coasting past
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES | Week 9
Fitch 24, Boardman 0 Mooney 17, Ursuline 14 Canfield 20, Poland 15 Salem 40, Niles 27
Courthouse dedication to bring senator to Youngstown
YOUNGSTOWN -- U.S. Sen. George V. Voinovich will make two public appearances here Tuesday. At
Bank One economist expects gains in the stock market
A Bank One economist expects gains in the stock market the next two years. By DON SHILLING
CANFIELD Bank One adviser predicts stock surge
The economist expects gains in the market the next two years. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR
A defense attorney said the defendants are good people trying to support their families.
A defense attorney said the defendants are good people trying to support their families. By PEGGY
DiMarco sizzles
DiMarco sizzles Chris DiMarco continued his torrid putting -- just 44 putts in two rounds -- for a
NILES Yes, it's a campaign in support of schools renewal levy
The levy generates $1.3 million a year. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF NILES
Winner again alters plans for giveaway
SHARON, Pa. -- Businessman James E. Winner Jr. has again altered plans for his Saturday money
Halloween alternatives
Halloween alternatives YOUNGSTOWN -- Three area churches have announced alternative Halloween
Traffic signal project snagged
The city already has spent $400,000 on engineering for the project. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
GIRARD SCHOOLS Bill adds up for defending board members in ouster case
The school board wanted a lawyer who wouldn't be intimidated, a board member said. By TIM YOVICH
LAWRENCE COUNTY Warden steps down, cites personal reasons
The warden's resignation was effective immediately. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU
Rise in enrollment exceeds state average
The statewide increases reflect a weak economy, said the chancellor. YOUNGSTOWN -- Numbers
BRAINARD RIVET A higher standard
The Girard company expects its new quality system certifications to bring in new business. By
Canfield owns the MAC
The Cardinals beatPoland 20-15 to clinch the crown. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Larry J. Turner Jr., 21, of 400 E. LaClede, Youngstown, and
CHAMPION DEVELOPMENT EPA asks court to forbid off-lot septic systems
The EPA is worried duplexes could contaminate Chocolate Run. WARREN -- The Ohio Environmental
Friend's memory, action save life of firefighter
The firefighter was recognized by trustees for his efforts. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
Roses and a kiss; a recovered fumble
Hubbard cheerleader Ashley Democko gets a kiss from her father, Rick, during senior night ceremonies
Forum Health Northside
Forum Health Northside Amanda Eskins and Michael Nigro, 28 Rebecca Ave., Hubbard, boy, Oct. 18.
PENNSYLVANIA Blackhawk hands New Castle first defeat
The Hurricanes saw their seven-game unbeaten steak snapped 42-24. By BILL ALBRIGHT VINDICATOR
MAHONING COUNTY Officials will seek bids for appeals court space
Bid requirements include access to expressways and public transportation. By BOB JACKSON
WARREN Traffic signal project snagged
The city already has spent $400,000 on engineering for the project. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
CANFIELD TOWNSHIP Golf course planned on former Scout land
The developer is seeking to have the agricultural area rezoned. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
Bill adds up for defending board members in ouster case
The school board wanted a lawyer who wouldn't be intimidated, a board member said. By TIM YOVICH
Warden steps down, cites personal reasons
The warden's resignation was effective immediately. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU
BOARDMAN Friend's memory, action save life of firefighter
The firefighter was recognized by trustees for his efforts. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
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TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE East Palestine wins title, eyes playoffs
Leetonia kept its playoff hopes alive and eliminated Lisbon's in a 49-19 win. EAST PALESTINE --
WEST BRANCH School board approves five-year financial plan
The board also hired basketball coaches and recognized the achievements of some fall sport teams and
Sharon rallies to beat Slippery Rock
SHARON, Pa. -- Matt Gill caught an 18-yard pass from T.J. Burke with 47 seconds remaining Friday to
Fourth DUI charge for Howland man
Fourth DUI charge for Howland man CANFIELD -- A 40-year-old Howland man appeared in county court
Mooney captures win over Ursuline
Patsy Malie led the Cardinals with 250 yards rushing. By GREG GULAS VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
Drug-lab suspect waives hearing
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A man accused of having an illegal-drug lab in his garage waived his right to a
Quints settle into their home
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- Olivia is the oldest and may be the
Friday, October 18 (78 stories)
ARE POLYGRAPHS LYING?
Opinion: ARE POLYGRAPHS LYING? Washington Post: With every major spy scandal that hits the federal
YOUNGSTOWN First Night sees donations drop
New events will include a Karaoke contest and ecumenical services at downtown churches. By ROGER
Teachers plan vote
Teachers plan vote EAST PALESTINE -- East Palestine teachers will meet Monday after school to vote
Lawsuit filed in 2000 death at YSU
YOUNGSTOWN -- The mother of a 23-year-old man who died while skateboarding two years ago at
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Daniel F. McCracken, 21, of 15475 Leffingwell, Berlin Center,
MAHONING VALLEY Coffee break: Shops meet growing taste for specialty brews
Both longtime coffeehouses and new entrepreneurs have expansion plans. By DON SHILLING
MELISSA STEPUK MICHAEL CHADBOURNE
MELISSA STEPUK MICHAEL CHADBOURNE YOUNGSTOWN - The Revs. Feodor Kovalchuk and Stephen Holowach
TRUMBULL COUNTY Health inspector announces resignation
This is the second complaint about the inspector in a year. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Callen fails to make case against Judge Krichbaum
Opinion: When James B. Callen filed candidacy petitions to challenge Judge R. Scott Krichbaum of the Mahoning
TCTC Students get store looking pretty hot
By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF T TRULY IS THE HOT SPOT. With a new color
DEPTH CHART | YSU vs. Northern Iowa
YSU OFFENSE LT -- (66) JOSH DAVIS, 6-5, 295, Jr.; (74) Dean Jewell, 6-3, 300, Soph. LG -- (77)
Kiwanis induct officers at YMCA
YOUNGSTOWN -- Barbara Smith of Girard was installed as president of the Downtown Youngstown Kiwanis
THURSDAY'S RESULTS
THURSDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL AREA Chaney 34, Canton Timken 6 OHIO Day. Belmont 22, Day.
WEATHERSFIELD Cuts affect Halloween band event
The savings from some planned cuts are being calculated. By MARY SMITH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
Change slights private schools
Last spring, the Ohio High School Athletic Association came under fire for strict transfer
NEW CASTLE Workshops aid parents of mentally ill children
Parents can improve their child's chances for success, according to an advocacy group. NEW CASTLE,
TEEN FASHION Image is everything
One teen said she spends $150 a month on clothes, 'but not every month.' By CATHY SECKMAN
BECKY SHER | Hype A cute place for change
This year, no more scrounging on the bottom of your backpack for change to pay for that midday meal.
YOUNGSTOWN Unfit house nets probation
The woman received two years' probation, to be monitored in Cleveland. By PATRICIA MEADE
ONE-ON-ONE Rayen A.D. Marinucci wants to make a difference
Molded by his parents, Carmen and Lidia Marinucci, to be strong in family values and education,
Boardman acts on vacant gas station
BOARDMAN -- Township officials have taken another step toward taking over a long abandoned gas
KASEY MANGINO JASON MCCOLLUM
KASEY MANGINO JASON MCCOLLUM NILES -- Kasey Lynn Mangino and Jason Richard McCollum, both of 2826
SUSAN GREINER BRYAN SAHLI
SUSAN GREINER BRYAN SAHLI YOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Susan Ellen Greiner and Bryan Thomas Sahli
RECOGNITION Fundraising professionals set Philanthropy Day luncheon
LIBERTY -- Mahoning-Shenango Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals will hold a
YSU FOOTBALL N. Iowa game 1st in tough stretch
The combined record of the Penguins' next four opponents is 15-10. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR
SOCCER
SOCCER (Men) Westminster 7, Thiel 1 -- The Titans (9-3-2, 7-0 Presidents' Athletic Conference)
WARREN Clerk of courts worker faces sentence for theft
The former county employee faces up to five years in prison. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Inmate loses bid to shed vexatious litigator label
It's the third time since April 2001 that the Boardman man has lost in court. By BOB JACKSON
GRAFFITE PRODUCTIONS
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER McDONALD -- Graffite Productions is out to prove
YOUNGSTOWN St. Andrewes A.M.E. plans church's groundbreaking
The church plans to add an outreach center, sports fields and a picnic area at the 7 1/2-acre site.
PREVIEW Saturday's games
WESTMINSTER (3-2, 1-1 PAC) vs. THIEL (3-3, 2-1 PAC) Game time: 1:30 p.m. at Alumni Stadium,
CAMPBELL Orthodox church to conduct rite of relics installation
An Amish man made the resting spot for the Orthodox relics. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR
Quintuplets go home
Quintuplets go home CANFIELD -- The Hudock quintuplets are home. Tony and Leslie Hudock and their
GOVERNOR'S RACE Fiscal woes concern Taft
It would be tough to persuade state residents to approve a tax increase, the governor says. By
GAIL WHITE Little man is in a big hurry to grow up
David was standing in the busy amusement park thoroughfare eating a corn dog as fast as he could
ALISHA CHIZMAR JOHN TAYLOR
ALISHA CHIZMAR JOHN TAYLOR GREENFORD -- A reception was held Sept. 21 at Antone's Banquet Centre
CITY SERIES CHAMPIONS Chaney meets goal
Running back Ed McElroy and junior quarterback Justin Hood rushed the Cowboys to victory against
LEETONIA Council to consider options for building
The building's fair market value is substantially higher than the offers the village received.
DIVISION I SECTIONAL SOCCER Puskas' goal gives Fitch 2-1 win
The Falcons used the late first-half score to hurdle Kent Roosevelt and earn a berth in the
WORKSHOPS Schedule
The National Alliance for the Mentally Ill is offering two free, public workshops each Wednesday
MAHONING COUNTY Board to give shots for flu, pneumonia
The flu and pneumonia shots will be available throughout Mahoning County. AUSTINTOWN -- The
NEW CASTLE Strike continues at Universal-Rundle plants
Negotiations broke down Oct. 10. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW CASTLE, Pa.
CANFIELD AUCTION Kilcawley items to go on the block
The woman was the daughter of philanthropist and industrialist William H. Kilcawley. By JoANNE
MAHONING COUNTY Bond sale will fund Forum Health plans
Commissioners dedicated a new sewage treatment plant. DAMASCUS -- Mahoning County commissioners
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Sara Swantek and Billy Weese, 11181 Youngstown-Pittsburgh Road, New Middletown,
NILES SCHOOLS Equipment for center to be rebid
NILES -- Though city school board members are happy with the dollar amounts attached to recent bids
WARREN Man faces charges in bank robbery
The defendant will appear in court after he is released from the hospital, a detective says. By
Lodge members attend convention
ERIE, Pa. -- Svea Lodge 296 served as host chapter for the 50th biennial convention of District
Road department budget questioned
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Supervisor Steve Galizia is not pleased with the Union Township Road Department's
NEW CASTLE Author honors parents in self-published book
The author will be in New Castle on Saturday to sign books. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
LISA DEFRANK DAVID NEILL
LISA DEFRANK DAVID NEILL BOARDMAN -- Married at 1:30 p.m. Sept. 14 at Calvary Baptist Church were
SHENANGO VALLEY Adelphia helps fund local access channels
A New Castle company has expressed interest in developing and running the public access channels.
OHIO Beeghly joins regents board
COLUMBUS -- For the first time in six years, a Mahoning Valley resident is serving on the Ohio Board
YOUNGSTOWN Spending items, contracts
The city's board of control approved the following contracts and spending items Thursday. The
No tickets left
No tickets left NILES -- There are no more tickets for the Oct. 30 trick-or-treat event at Cafaro
WINSTON CUP SCHEDULE
The 2002 NASCAR Winston Cup schedule (winners in parentheses): Feb. 17 -- Daytona 500, Daytona
CLUB CALENDAR
AUXILIARIES XForum Health Volunteers will have Ray Phillips, director of security at Forum Health,
DEFINED BY THEIR CLOTHES
DEFINED BY THEIR CLOTHES Clothes have a lot to do with popularity, many teenagers believe. In
UNION TOWNSHIP, PA. Supervisors hire full-time officer
One applicant wonders why he has been passed over . By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
with Marco Marinucci
with Marco Marinucci Age: 38 Hometown: Boardman. Occupation: Athletic director and math
Paint balls hit houses
Paint balls hit houses AUSTINTOWN -- Two township homes were damaged by paint balls, police
LORI KISAK PAUL MCVEIGH
LORI KISAK PAUL MCVEIGH POLAND -- Lori Ellen Kisak and Paul Joseph McVeigh exchanged marriage vows
Numbers don't tell whole story of a city's needs
Opinion: Numbers don't tell whole story of a city's needs EDITOR: This letter is in response to the
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
The following people were indicted Thursday by a Mahoning County grand jury: Fabio N. Rucci, 38,
First Night giving down
New events will include a Karaoke contest and ecumenical services downtown. By ROGER G. SMITH
ASK US
ASK US What can I expect at a sports physical? TEENGROWTH.COM Q. What happens when a girl has
17TH DISTRICT RACE In debate, 2 pledge a new era
The candidates met for one of a series of 15 debates. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS
Some types of specialty coffee:
Some types of specialty coffee: Espresso: Coffee prepared in a special machine from finely ground
WARREN County health inspector announces resignation
This is the second complaint about the inspector in a year. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
South Range volleyball team in district
SALEM -- Jodi James collected 10 points, 12 digs and 13 kills, while Kelly James came up with 10
FAST FACTS Philomena Jurey
Philomena Jurey will be at the New Castle Public Library from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday to talk
LISBON CDs help deter pigeons
The birds circle, but don't roost on the courthouse ledges anymore. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
MERCER COUNTY \ Grant awards
The Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development has awarded 14 community
HERMITAGE Trash hauler to forgo option
The garbage/recycling contractor for four municipalities wants to end its contract. By HAROLD GWIN
Thursday, October 17 (60 stories)
WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS
WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS GIRLS SOCCER DIVISION II Bristol 3, Badger 2 Warren JFK 2, Girard 0
VOLLEYBALL South Range rebounds, eliminates league rival
The Raiders and Mineral Ridge had split in the regular season. By MARK W. MILLER VINDICATOR
WARREN Import duty rollback disappoints WCI officials
VINDICATOR STAFF/WIRE REPORTS WARREN -- A WCI Steel spokesman said company officials were
17TH DISTRICT DEBATE Candidates tout energy, experience
The two candidates also talked about their biggest regret. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS
Canfield trustees' vote favors levies
CANFIELD -- Township trustees passed resolutions this week in support of two tax issues that
NEW CASTLE Retirement plan gets board's OK
The retirement package for the superintendent is generous. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
49ERS Injuries in picture with Saints next
The most serious is safety Zack Bronson, who broke a bone in his foot after making an interception.
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Weekend football
POLAND (6-2, 2-1) vs. CANFIELD (8-0, 4-0) Game time: 7:30 p.m. Friday at Canfield High. Last
WARREN Volunteer will help those hit by Lili
The Warren woman will work with families to determine how the Red Cross can meet their needs. By
NILES Council to consider supporting SBC plan
Struthers council members are considering similar resolutions. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR
17TH DISTRICT DEBATE Ryan touts his energy; Benjamin, experience
The two candidates also talked about their biggest regret. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS
AT A GLANCE Council Items
Youngstown City Council handled these items Wednesday: Heard Porfirio Esparra Jr. of Jacobs Road
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials want to clean mold rather than move from building
WARREN -- The Trumbull County Health Department officials have decided they would prefer to fix up
THE NUMBERS YSU vs. UNI
YSUUNI 4-2Record3-3 21.0Points scored21.5 17.5Points allowed28.0 289.8Total offense336.0
Ex-employee pleads innocent in bank theft
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- A 23-year-old former employee of First
YOUNGSTOWN City gives land for school, cuts tensions with board
The school board gets its two-story school, and the city is expecting the legal settlement it wants.
HIGHLIGHTS A war overview
The latest developments in the war on terrorism: INTELLIGENCE HEARINGS CIA Director George Tenet
WARREN Ex-employee pleads innocent in bank theft
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- A 23-year-old former employee of First
HERMITAGE Ex-official enters plea
MERCER, Pa. -- A former Hermitage receiver of taxes has pleaded no contest to a charge of tax
WARREN Tax amnesty program continues
WARREN -- An amnesty program for delinquent city taxpayers runs through Dec. 15. Tom Gaffney,
POLICE CALLS Girard
Summary of police activity: GIRARD Oct. 12 Credit-card fraud: A man in the 10 block of
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Dream weaving gets us through the night
Last night, I had a dream so wacky, it may as well have been my husband's -- the king of obscure
SOCCER Defense key in Mooney victory
The Cardinals limited Newton Falls to three shots in a 6-0 tournament win. By JOHN KOVACH
SHARON Ex-newscaster to return ceremonial key of temple
The key is still in its original box provided by a former Sharon business. By HAROLD GWIN
YSU Students protest increases in tuition, president's salary
A university administrator said the demonstration illustrates changing times in American higher
COLUMBIANA Class observes commissioners
COLUMBIANA -- It was standing room only in the Columbiana County commissioners meeting room.
YOUNGSTOWN House-razing funds increased
The new funds should keep demolitions happening well into the winter. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
TOP 'DOG' Poland's Clayton has his eyes on the future
The Bulldog quarterback is weighing several Division I college offers. By BRIAN RICHESSON
TRUMBULL COUNTY Grand jury declines to indict deputy
The deputy sheriff still faces administrative action. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Stolen car found
Stolen car found YOUNGSTOWN -- A stolen 2002 Chevrolet Impala being monitored by OnStar, an in-
Whether to strike Iraq first is still debatable
Opinion: Whether to strike Iraq first is still debatable EDITOR: It is good that the president has
Strike in second day at Universal Rundle
Strike in second day at Universal Rundle NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Employees of Universal Rundle
Canfield council rezones area for funeral home, crematory
CANFIELD -- City council members rezoned an area on North Broad Street so Higgins-Reardon Funeral
GIRLS TENNIS | State tournament
When: Friday-Saturday. Matches begin at 9 a.m. Where: Stickney Tennis Center, Ohio State
YOUNGSTOWN Felon faces drug charge
The defendant owes fines from 1995, 1996, 1997 and 2001. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
Clothing drive seeks donations for children
Clothing drive seeks donations for children HUBBARD -- Donations are being accepted until Oct. 25
TOP 'DOG Poland's Clayton has eye on future
The Bulldog quarterback is weighing several Division I college offers. By BRIAN RICHESSON
FOOD AND CLOTHING
FOOD AND CLOTHING Friends House Chapel Church, 192 Haseltine Ave., Youngstown, 9-10 a.m. Friday.
YOUNGSTOWN City gives land for new school, reducing tensions with board
The school board gets its two-story school, and the city is expecting the legal settlement it wants.
SHENANGO VALLEY Industrial agency's loans get no takers
The organization has more than $700,000 in low-interest funds available. By HAROLD GWIN
DAMASCUS Sewer work contractor to be hired
Columbiana County is helping foot the bill because some of its residents are served by the project.
Foley finds inspiration from Stones' sources
Discovering her own style in the blues took some time. By JOHN PATRICK GATTA VINDICATOR
NEW CASTLE SCHOOLS Board OKs retirement package for longtime superintendent
He'll work until Jan. 21 and then take a sabbatical until his formal retirement July 1. By LAURE
WARREN Credit union robber gets 15-year sentence
The defendant admitted his involvement in the February bank robbery of the Seven Seventeen Credit
Montgomery for auditor
Opinion: Various statewide polls have consistently shown Betty Montgomery, the Republican attorney general
IF YOU GO Sue Foley
With: Love Cake. When: 8 p.m. Wednesday. Where: The Cellar, 162 S. Bridge St., Struthers. Want
House-razing funds increased
The new funds should keep demolitions happening well into the winter. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
EAST PALESTINE SCHOOLS Teachers to discuss tentative contract
The new agreement came after 10 hours of negotiations. EAST PALESTINE -- Teachers were to meet
Clarett contemplates
Clarett contemplates Maurice Clarett said in this week's ESPN The Magazine that he is
YSU FOOTBALL N. Iowa defense has been porous
The loser of Saturday's game is almost certainly out of the running for a playoff berth. By PETE
DIV. II SOCCER Snyder and Kausits pace Ursuline win
CORTLAND -- Freshman Mariah Snyder and junior Jessica Kausits each scored a goal in the first half
TRUMBULL COUNTY Grand jury indictments
Indicted by a Trumbull grand jury Wednesday were: Ranell Shamar Ziegler, 22, Commerce Street,
Pa. police probe abduction attempt
JAMESTOWN, Pa. -- State police are investigating what they called a case of attempted kidnapping in
Emergency squad grant
Emergency squad grant NEW MIDDLETOWN -- New Middletown Volunteer Fire and Emergency Squad has
VOLLEYBALL Poland, Southeast advance with ease
Fitch, Sebring, Bristol and Lakeview also posted sectional wins. BOARDMAN -- The Poland and
Group opposes industrial park
AUSTINTOWN -- Township residents who want to stop a zone change that would allow an industrial park
FOOTBALL STANDINGS & amp; SCHEDULE
CITY SERIES ConferenceAll games WLPtsOPWLPtsOP Chaney20101053246109 Rayen11304835150230
Petro brings track record to attorney general's race
Opinion: At a time when many citizens view government with a jaundiced eye and officeholders with suspicion,
Wednesday, October 16 (62 stories)
Mentally incompetent teen should not be kept in limbo
Opinion: It will be two years in December that Jackie Colon, 14 at the time, threw 3-month-old Alex Zalovcik
YOUNGSTOWN Judge: Two constables are guilty
One of the women faces up to 210 days in jail. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER
Shootout reported
Shootout reported YOUNGSTOWN -- A 19-year-old girl's new boyfriend engaged in a shootout with her
Austintown has enough industrial land already
Opinion: Austintown has enough industrial land already EDITOR: After cruising Victoria Road, Hendricks
BOARDMAN Sam's Club considers expansion, new site
Plans for the possible expansion are still in the preliminary stages. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
COLUMBIANA COUNTY 2 sue Wellsville McDonald's
The owner of the franchise said her restaurant had nothing to do with the illness of the two women.
CHAMPION State agency objects to off-lot septic plans
The new septic systems will be better than the ones already in the ground, a Trumbull official said.
SEBRING Two small businesses in village receive funding under program
The Sebring program is the first of its kind in small towns, an official said. THE VINDICATOR,
Truck jackknifes, closing exit ramp
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- An exit ramp off of U.S. Route 422 was closed for about an hour this morning as
AID MDs AND PATIENTS TOO
Opinion: AID MDs AND PATIENTS TOO Los Angeles Times: From patients with the wrong limb amputated to mothers
DIVISION I GIRLS SOCCER Young Harding team no match for Howland
Sarah Mangiarelli scored three goals to lead the Tigers in a 6-0 romp. By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR
Leetonia beats Southern; Badger falls to East Canton
No. 2-seeded Western Reserve will play Jackson-Milton on Saturday. LISBON -- Bri Duko had eight
FINANCIAL REPORTS Congressional campaigns
17TH DISTRICT TIMOTHY J. RYAN (D) Previous balance: $86,858 Contributions: $225,033
Alcohol and drug addiction
Alcohol and drug addiction Mahoning County Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services Board meets at 5:30
Man scores Lottery win in Hermitage
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Kenneth Geiger, 47, of Fredonia has won half of a $104,352 CASH 5 jackpot in the
Council changes YWCA property zoning
SALEM -- City council voted to change the zoning of the YWCA property at 364 N. Lincoln Ave. from
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Friday night football
URSULINE (4-4, 1-2) vs. MOONEY (4-4, 0-2) Game time: 7:30 p.m. at Stambaugh Stadium. Last
COLUMBIANA Ordinance raises fee for lighting
Customers are responsible for installation and maintenance fees. COLUMBIANA -- City council gave
VOLLEYBALL Hubbard wonders: Is this the year?
The undefeated Eagles lost to Mentor Lake Catholic in last year's regional final. By JOE SCALZO
GOLF State tournament
What: Boys Division I and girls state tournament. When: Friday-Saturday. Tee times begin at 8:30
GAIL WHITE Women's Board has longtime tradition of service
"Your interest ... prompts me, on this Memorial Day 1964, to write you a letter about the Women's
E. PALESTINE SCHOOLS Board, union reach agreement
The board had prepared to hire substitutes in the event of a strike. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
TUESDAY'S GAMES
TUESDAY'S GAMES Ottawa 2, Phoenix 1 N.Y. Islanders 4, Nashville 3, OT N.Y. Rangers 5, Toronto
WARREN Panel: Address street plans
There are two executive secretaries in the water department, but the city administration knew of
MIDDLE EAST Israeli says she has no fear
Safety concerns in Israel often depend on where a person lives. By JUDITH DULBERGER VINDICATOR
CHE LEAGUE STANDINGS
CHE LEAGUE STANDINGS North Division WLTPtsGFGA Slippery Rock110234 Allegheny000000 IUP-
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
TUESDAY'S RESULTS BOYS SOCCER TOURNAMENT DIVISION II Beaver Local 3, Dover 2 DIVISION III
Woman injured in fire
Woman injured in fire BAZETTA -- A 59-year-old woman was in serious condition in MetroHealth
LEAVITTSBURG Air, ground water tests to seek source of stench
The air monitoring will collect data of inside and outside air for 90 days. By DENISE DICK
WESTMINSTER Silvidi enjoying life with Titans
The former Hubbard standout likes being close to home. By BILL ALBRIGHT VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
GIRARD Grant for dam to be revoked
A councilman says he didn't know the mayor didn't ask for a delay in emptying the lake. By TIM
CANFIELD SCHOOLS State won't bail us out, superintendent says
The school district hasn't sought an additional local operating levy in eight years. By PETER H.
STRUTHERS 3 teens receive terms in robbery
Two teens robbed bar patrons at gunpoint while a third waited in a getaway car, police said.
YOUNGSTOWN Appointee holds seat on charitable trust
The appointment is so distributions can be made by the end of the year. By BOB JACKSON
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MAHONING COUNTY Club questions expenses of Sherlock campaign
A spokeswoman for the Ohio secretary of state says the signatures are legal. By BOB JACKSON
INSIDE/B5
INSIDE/B5 UU.S. Steel plans to simplify its business to just steelmaking by selling off its coke,
YOUNGSTOWN YMHA celebrates Amedia Plaza face-lift
The former hotel downtown now has fewer - and bigger - apartment units. YOUNGSTOWN -- In ribbon-
YSU FOOTBALL Lisbon's Davis helps out offense
The junior tackle has been a starter on the line since his freshman year. By PETE MOLLICA
STRUTHERS City urges public to use its Web site
Residents can access city council e-mail addresses through the site. STRUTHERS -- Is there a city
STANDINGS Gateway Conference
ConferenceAll Games WLPFPAWLPFPA S. Illinois20966543333197 W. Illinois21887151222117
Ryan says he has no political debts in Valley
The Democratic candidate says nothing can make him compromise his principles. By DAVID SKOLNICK
Board approves statement for voters
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The Lawrence County Election Board has finally come to an agreement on the
GIRARD Money deadline for dam extended
A councilman says he didn't know the mayor didn't ask for a delay in emptying the lake. By TIM
BASEBALL
BASEBALL The Baseball School -- offers lessons on Monday evenings from Oct. 28-Nov. 18. For more
Peace Action plans trip to anti-war rally
Peace Action plans trip to anti-war rally YOUNGSTOWN -- Peace Action Youngstown is sponsoring a
CONGRESSIONAL RACES Dem candidates outspend their GOP foes
James A. Traficant Jr.'s campaign raised $26,308 between July and September, most of it from donors
ANGELS FOR ANIMALS Mistake in killing dog spurs shelter resolve
The organization plans to strictly adhere to its policies to avoid problems. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Bonnie Stankorb and Michael P. Hileman, 327 N. Roanoke Ave., Austintown, boy, Oct.
YOUNGSTOWN Board denies zoning appeal
The building operator calls the city's demand for plans and permits unreasonable, arbitrary and
GIRARD SCHOOLS Judge: Officials did not neglect duty
The judge noted that even though 1,600 people signed a petition to remove school board members, only
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Jack R. Stefanik, 45, of 158 12th St., Campbell, and Selena L.
Panel talks about need to cut budget
The oversight commission chairman suggests a one-third cut in the police and fire departments.
Innocent plea
Innocent plea CLEVELAND -- Robert F. Elias, a Canfield accountant accused of cheating on his taxes
YSU TAILGATING Hungry for more than just football
When it comes to tailgate fare, anything goes! By JUDITH DULBERGER VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
D'Alesio instills Chaney tradition
You can take the boy out of the West Side, but you can't take the West Side out of the boy. Don
BOARDMAN Sam's Club eyes local expansion
Plans for the possible expansion are still in the preliminary stages. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
RMI TITANIUM Leader of union decries portion of defense bill
Boeing is expected to use as much as 4 million pounds of foreign titanium for the tankers. THE
Tuesday, October 15 (48 stories)
DIVISION I SOCCER Canton McKinley beats Boardman in sectional
The Spartans took more shots, but they were low-percentage shots. By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR
Wreck backs up traffic
Wreck backs up traffic VIENNA -- Traffic was backed up for more than a mile on state Route 11
POLAND Council will vote on bridge railings
Officials are looking for methods of funding the upgrades. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
PREP SOCCER JFK ousts Clippers; Howland advances
Quinn Macali returned from injury to lead the Eagles in the 2-1 win. COLUMBIANA -- Warren Kennedy
IRELAND FALTERS AGAIN
Opinion: IRELAND FALTERS AGAIN Washington Post: For a lesson in the challenges of post-conflict
OHIO SUPREME COURT Democratic candidate says challenger lacks experience
The Republican challenger downplayed the criticism that she is a politician. By DAVID SKOLNICK
CURBSTONERS Fox, Kenney defend schools' move to new league
The athletic directors, past and present, offered logical reasons. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR
POLAND Village council will vote on bridge railings
Officials are looking for methods of funding the upgrades. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
17TH DISTRICT RACE High-schoolers pose debate questions
Students from two other school districts participated through distance learning. By DENISE DICK
Lawrence County reform proposals are flawed
Opinion: Lawrence County reform proposals are flawed EDITOR: I am writing to protest a proposed reform of
FARRELL City resident asks board of education about fund balance
The Roemer Boulevard man asked how school directors who haven't paid their own tax bill can vote to
YOUNGSTOWN Future of hall is up in air
The hall has been on South Avenue since 1939. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN
Al-Qaida's hate is inclusive
Opinion: At a time when some in the European community -- both citizens at large and political leaders --
Vehicle accident ties up traffic on Route 11
Vehicle accident ties up traffic on Route 11 VIENNA -- Traffic was backed up for more than a mile
Candidates discuss school funding
Ohio's school funding crisis was an issue for the candidates. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
AVALON SOUTH Operator: Publicity has hurt business
A hearing will be held Wednesday to determine who will winterize the municipal golf course. By
Stolen credit card found
Stolen credit card found AUSTINTOWN -- A woman who reported her ATM/credit card stolen Friday
MERCER COUNTY Housing authority to make payments
By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU FARRELL, Pa. -- Mercer County Housing Authority hasn't
Sharon man faces numerous charges
SHARON, Pa. -- Police arrested Nathaniel Crawford, 25, of East Connelly Boulevard after he was
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Andrew and Janeen Lattanzio, 6814 Katahdin Drive, Youngstown, girl, Oct.
Voters in 65th House District have clear choice next month
Opinion: When we endorsed Atty. Sandra Stabile Harwood last April for the Democratic nomination for the 65th
PREP FOOTBALL Playoff hopes on line this weekend
Some of the area's best games are scheduled for rivalry week. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT The high
PLAYERS OF WEEK YSU football
MVR Offense: P.J. Mays, 5-foot-9, 220 pounds, senior tailback from Youngstown. MVR Defense: Guy
"Chaney was always a good place for me. We had good kids. I was fortunate to be surrounded by good
"Chaney was always a good place for me. We had good kids. I was fortunate to be surrounded by good
DIVISION II SOCCER Craig's goal carries Ursuline to victory
The overtime win against Salem advances the Irish to Thursday's game against Lakeview. By BILL
ETC.
ETC. Library dedication AUSTINTOWN -- A public dedication for the new Austintown Library, 600 S.
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY YSU's 'Waste not, want not' motto reaches out
How much space would eight tons -- 16,000 pounds -- of computers, monitors, and keyboards take up in
LOWER GIRARD LAKE Developer offers proposal hinging on repair of dam
The mayor has sent the letter to the Army Corps of Engineers asking for a study on partially
CANFIELD Man faces DUI charge
Another Canfield man is also facing a DUI charge. CANFIELD -- Police arrested a 23-year-old
Matey will take it easy
Former Chaney High player, coach and athletic director Ed Matey spent his entire career at the
UNITED WAY Valley campaign hits 30% of its goal
This year's campaign, with a goal of $3.3 million, ends Nov. 30. YOUNGSTOWN -- The
Newton Falls beats Py Valley
BRACEVILLE -- The Newton Falls High volleyball team advanced in the Division III tournament Monday
FOOTBALL YSU's Florida players do well
Four Floridians were named players of the week for their efforts in the 24-17 victory over Florida
SCOPE to host senior art show
WARREN -- SCOPE Inc. will be the host for the annual four-county art show for senior citizens Monday
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HOW THEY FARED YSU opponents
Clarion (4-2) beat West Chester, 34-28; Next at Edinboro. McNeese State (4-1) did not play; Next
Grand jury to hear Warren officer's case
WARREN -- A Trumbull County grand jury will soon decide whether a 13-year veteran of the city police
ED MATEY On file
Age: 56 Hometown: Youngstown. Education: Chaney High (1963 graduate), Youngstown State (1968).
WEEKEND LEADERS | High school football
RUSHING Tim Davis, Campbell, 222 yards, 40 carries, 3 TDs. Shaun Lane, Hubbard, 194 yards, 22
St. John church to celebrate its 85th anniversary
CAMPBELL -- St. John The Baptist Orthodox Church, 301 Struthers-Liberty Road, will celebrate its
AVALON SOUTH GOLF COURSE Operator: Publicity has hurt business
By PEGGY SINKOVICH and DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- Business has fallen into
EAST LIVERPOOL 2 Valley men buy dealership
The troubled dealership has made money since June, the new owners say. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN
POLICE CALLS Canfield, Austintown
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD CITY Oct. 7 Lost or stolen wallet: A Houston, Texas man
GREENFORD Items are missing at Traficant farm
The farmhand says he was told to do whatever he could to keep the place running. By PATRICIA MEADE
Monday, October 14 (56 stories)
McKinley Home takes its place in history
The new center sits where McKinley's house once was. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
BRITAIN
Opinion: BRITAIN The Independent, London, Oct. 8: In his televised address last night from Cincinnati,
Her rugs cover a lot of ground
The rugs in a professor's collection come from a variety of nations. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
NOT YOUR AVERAGE SCAREDY-CAT
NOT YOUR AVERAGE SCAREDY-CAT The Vindicator/William D. Lewis DIFFERENCE OF OPINION: Dandy
COAT CRITIQUE It's in the details
Charles Nolan, senior vice president of design for Anne Klein, has these tips for shoppers in the
COLUMBIANA Educator sees success in program
Mentors skip through the halls to help kindergarten pupils practice motor skills. By NANCY TULLIS
NFL | Week 6
Sunday's Games Tampa Bay 17, Cleveland 3 Pittsburgh 34, Cincinnati 7 Buffalo 31, Houston 24
WORTH A LOOK
AUCTIONS XNativity of Christ Orthodox Catholic Church, 272 Miller Ave., Youngstown, will hold a
NEW CASTLE 2 face trial on charges of fake bills
A third person accused of passing a fake bill waived her right to a hearing. NEW CASTLE, Pa. --
NILES Married couple arrested in store robbery and chase
There were no injuries in the robbery or crash. NILES -- A Warren couple are in Trumbull County
Real tests await Penguins
Although it was a "W," the Youngstown State University football team's 24-17 victory over Florida
Hagan warrants re-election to 33rd District Senate seat
Opinion: There are two ways to be a member of the opposition in Ohio General Assembly: you can play nice with
YOUNGSTOWN Records don't back up complaints in letter
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- A suburban woman's gripes that
Sales tax information
Sales tax information YOUNGSTOWN -- A coalition of churches, the Alliance for Congregational
Comforts of home
Comforts of home About 5 million American homes have hot tubs, and hot tub owners spend about $509
Road-work alert
Road-work alert RAVENNA -- The Ohio Department of Transportation is advising motorists of ongoing
BERLIN TOWNSHIP ODOT will replace 2 bridges over creek
The jobs should take only one construction season. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
Stabbing victim in critical condition
Stabbing victim in critical condition YOUNGSTOWN -- Darlene Robinson, 42, of West Warren Avenue
Expanding its reach
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER NILES -- Bill Phillips Jr. can't help thinking
SALEM Survey to assess health of publicly owned trees
About 100 trees posing a hazard are generally removed after the survey. By NORMAN LEIGH
LEETONIA Police note reduction in juvenile curfew violations
Village council will consider amending the juvenile curfew ordinance to stiffen fines. By NANCY
HUBBARD TWP. Trustees study efforts to fight noise problem
Sound reduction will take some time to achieve, a trustee says. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
Christine Tomko, James Cossler to wed Dec. 21
Announcement is being made by Jerome and Sandy Tomko, 514 Gardenwood Drive, Boardman, and William
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Boardman Community Baseball -- will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the BCB Adminstration
MAHONING VALLEY Bringing diversity to nonprofit boards
If you are black, Hispanic or American Indian, and want the opportunity to serve the community, your
NOTE: This is a postscript to the series "Living with dying" that was published in The Vindicator
NOTE: This is a postscript to the series "Living with dying" that was published in The Vindicator
Stray cats get comfortable in small town
EAST CONEMAUGH, Pa. (AP) -- To be a police officer here, you have to know how to herd cats --
ARENA PROJECT Talks to focus on finance contract
Last week's presentations by three developers gave a glimpse into upcoming financing issues. By
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY New Complaints Kim Macaluso vs. Cardiovascular and Thoracic, professional tort.
Mercer Co. commissioners OK raise in hotel excise tax
MERCER, Pa. -- Guests in county hotels and bed-and-breakfasts will be paying an additional
ONE ON ONE | David Arnold Agency director works to strengthen families
Have you always worked as an administrator for social service agencies? I worked at Lordstown for
Ghost Walk scares up new material
Groups leave from the church about every 10 minutes. WARREN -- The ghosts of Trumbull County's
REUNIONS
All graduating classes of the Mahoning County Career & amp; Technical Center are invited to a
One-party rule hurts, no matter which party
Opinion: One-party rule hurts, no matter which party EDITOR: I was intrigued by a quote in the local
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COLUMBIANA CORNER Election board members pick Mary in a landslide
There's something about Mary when it comes to Columbiana County election board members. The wives
HALLOWEEN EVENTS Haunted house to raise money for American Cancer Society
The American Cancer Society is the beneficiary of the fund-raising event. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
Drug-selling probe
Drug-selling probe HUBBARD -- Police are investigating complaints of two men selling marijuana
When grief fills the void after loss
A caregiver's busy life can suddenly become empty when a loved one dies, resulting in depression.
LEGENDS OF LEATHER Profato, Villers headline inductees into hall of fame
Phil Rogers and Fred Conti were also honored at the annual boxing awards banquet. SPECIAL TO THE
Billie Jo Smith to be bride of Charles Wright Jr.
LOWELLVILLE -- William C. and Kathleen Smith, 6931 Stymie Road, are announcing the engagement of
Talks on school funding
Talks on school funding Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana county residents are urged to attend two
CORTLAND 37-unit apartment building will house senior citizens
CORTLAND -- Lake Vista at 303 Mecca St., state Route 46, will break ground at 1 p.m. Tuesday for
COLUMBIANA MRDD Dispute settled, facility to be built
Officials were worried that additional postponements would allow construction contracts to lapse.
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown
A search for Brian M. Fortner is the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this week:
YOUNGSTOWN Man drops taxpayer's lawsuit seeking Philomena repayment
The suit sought recovery of bribes Philomena accepted while he was prosecutor. By BOB JACKSON
Parents reveal Anzevino-Cheff wedding plans
BOARDMAN -- Plans for the late-summer wedding of Michelle Rae Anzevino and Anthony John Cheff are
SATURDAY'S GAMES
SATURDAY'S GAMES Buffalo 6, Montreal 1 Florida 5, Atlanta 4, OT Ottawa 2, Toronto 1
LISBON County engineer envisions offices in old train depot
Plans call for the deserted depot to be renovated in 2004 using grants. By NORMAN LEIGH
LOIBL MURDER CASE Suspect enters guilty plea in slaying at bar
The Youngstown man will testify against a co-defendant at trial. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Sunday, October 13 (97 stories)
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS, SEASONS, ETC. The coming week is National Wildlife Refuge Week with special events
Traficant can't win, but he can hurt Ryan
Opinion: There are no coincidences in politics, which is why two major developments last week in the 17th
JANINE ZINZ JEFFERY BROWN
JANINE ZINZ JEFFERY BROWN NORTH LIMA -- A honeymoon to St. Lucia followed the Sept. 7 wedding of
MARTIN SLOANE | Supermarket Shopper Check out the first place poetry winner
It is my great pleasure to present to my readers the winner of the First Prize in the 22nd Annual
LIMELIGHT
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements YOUNGSTOWN -- Bill Kelly, Youngstown vice president and market
Three teams each earn one victory
NEWTON FALLS -- Ashley Low had 13 kills and six blocks while Stacy Shire had 28 assists for the
NANBPW plans annual event to raise funds for scholarships
WARREN -- The Youngstown-Warren Chapter of the National Association of Negro Business and
MAHONING VALLEY Actress with local ties to attend film's opening here
By DEBORA SHAULIS ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Tania Raymonde is as surprised as anyone else that her
Garlands to mark 50th anniversary in Las Vegas
HUDSON, Fla. -- The 50th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Garland of Hudson, formerly of
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
PAPERWEIGHT: Union Porcelain Works operated in Greenpoint, N.Y., from 1848 to 1900. This 3-inch-high
2 from area to appear in 'Caesar' at Indiana
2 from area to appear in 'Caesar' at Indiana The Youngstown connection is doubly strong in a
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Effective patio warmers use radiant heat design
Q. I enjoy using my deck and patio in the chilly fall weather, but my electric space heater does not
Canfield braces for budget cuts
Passing a levy is an 'economically sound choice,' the superintendent says. By IAN HILL
LISA MCCLINTOCK NICHOLAS LEWIS
LISA MCCLINTOCK NICHOLAS LEWIS YOUNGSTOWN -- Lisa A. McClintock and Nicholas J. Lewis exchanged
FORUMS
FORUMS Tuesday: 7 p.m. at C.H. Campbell Elementary School on Moreland Drive. Oct. 22: 7 p.m. at
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Accusations of steroids spoil fight
I'm not one to fork out those extra bucks for a television sports extravaganza. However, a bunch of
HONORS
HONORS Lamplighter Award Pat Vivo of Boardman recently received the Lamplighter Award from the
PRESIDENTS' ATHLETIC CONF. Stern's pick helps Titans top Bethany
Westminster rallied for a 23-20 victory. By BILL ALBRIGHT VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT NEW
CSA Accomplishments
In its short existence, Community Solutions Association in Warren has accomplished many things,
This time in Sharon it was green without black and blue
Most participants were pleased with the calmer atmosphere at this week's Winner giveaway. By JOHN
MAHONING VALLEY LIBRARIES Forums allow voters to voice concerns
State library officials are seeking exception if the concealed-carry weapons bill is passed. By
WITH THE VETS | Meetings for the week of Oct. 13
TODAY Post 235, American Legion, 11 High St., Girard, 2 p.m. Post 504, American Legion, 2065
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES MONDAY St. Rose Catholic Church, 48 E. Main St., Girard, 1 to 6 p.m. TUESDAY
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Docket entries Janet Ciabattoni vs. Debra Battison, settled. Katherine A.
Gambling addict takes steps to recovery
The Youngstown woman is the only person in the state so far to enter the gambling addiction program.
Stepan jubilee is observed during picnic
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Stepan, 175 Erskine Ave., celebrated their 50th wedding
ANDREA BAKES THOMAS BEIL
ANDREA BAKES THOMAS BEIL GIRARD -- Honeymooning in Ochos Rios, Jamaica, are Thomas R. Beil, 1030
Christmas gift registry
Christmas gift registry WARREN -- Catholic Charities will conduct its annual registration for
CROSS COUNTRY J-M ace runs his best race
Luke McCluggage won by eight seconds in the Division III district meet. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR
J-M ace runs his best race
Luke McCluggage won by eight seconds in the Division III district meet. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR
Excelling in the arts
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF LORDSTOWN -- Chris Rapinz, 12, has been singing ever
LAWRENCE COUNTY Fight continues against virus
The woman infected with West Nile virus in Lawrence County is improving. By LAURE CIOFFI
Manning only legitimate choice in Trumbull County
Opinion: We begin this editorial on the commissioner's race in Trumbull County with a personal message to
MIKE BRAUN Road projects' effects on wetlands concern birders, others
Two road projects that have the potential to affect a section of wetland in the Mosquito Creek area
BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL OHSAA classes -- to become a registered high school official will begin Tuesday at
VETERANS
VETERANS Beirut memorial STRUTHERS -- The Tri-State Marine Corps League will conduct a memorial
LEGISLATIVE FORUMS Planned itinerary
MONDAY 7 p.m Poland Library, 311 S. Main St. Candidates seeking election to Ohio's 33rd Senate
Forums allow voters to voice concerns
State library officials are seeking exception if the concealed-carry weapons bill is passed. By
New windows can cut utility bills and improve the look of a home.
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT INTER IS RIGHT AROUND THE corner, and if your home
Video games are adding topless female characters and racy scripts as they try to keep the interest
Video games are adding topless female characters and racy scripts as they try to keep the interest
OHIO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Mount Union rolls Heidelberg
The Purple Raiders routed Heidelberg to remain unbeaten, and next will face undefeated John Carroll.
A classy collection of cinematic gems
By MILAN PAURICH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT After the mass insanity of last month's Toronto
THE KOVELS | Antiques and collecting If it's got a logo on it, someone's looking for it
There are many collectors of old advertising -- signs, figures, cans, bottles, giveaways, grocery-
West Park Travel ends ties to Mark Travel Corp.
CLEVELAND -- West Park Travel of Cleveland has ended its eight-year business relationship with Mark
CRIME SOLVER
CRIME SOLVER Mercer County A series of thefts from motor vehicles in the West Hill area of
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KENDA ERKARD ROBERT PICKARD JR.
KENDA ERKARD ROBERT PICKARD JR. CANFIELD -- Kenda Erkard and Robert D. Pickard Jr. were married at
MICHELLE DAHMAN BRIAN KESTER
MICHELLE DAHMAN BRIAN KESTER CANFIELD -- Married Sept. 7 at First Free Methodist Church were
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Checkups keep an old furnace running like new
Q. My furnace is old, but it still seems to heat well. My budget is tight, so I need to keep my
Business group to honor leaders
LIBERTY -- Junior Achievement of Mahoning Valley will recognize seven local business and community
STACIE DAVIS JASON RAMSDALE
STACIE DAVIS JASON RAMSDALE BOARDMAN -- First Covenant Church was the setting at 3 p.m. Sept. 14
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK Mario Barnett The FBI and the Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force is
Noble anniversary observed Oct. 12 at country club
BERLIN CENTER -- A reception was held Oct. 12 at Diamond Back Country Club in Ellsworth in
Nearly run over
Nearly run over YOUNGSTOWN -- A 31-year-old Florence Avenue man told police he was nearly run
Booths feted at reception on anniversary
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. James Booth, 6626 Applewood Blvd., celebrated their 50th wedding
ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING YOUNGSTOWN -- Jack Scott has been named president of Parsons Infrastructure &
KIMBERLY MCKINNEY JOHN GARCHAR
KIMBERLY MCKINNEY JOHN GARCHAR YOUNGSTOWN -- Kimberly McKinney of Salem and John Garchar, 4911
SYZAR NET
By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR POLAND -- David Syphard knows when he gains the trust
TOP 10 International hotels
The top international city hotels, from the 21st annual reader survey of Andrew Harper's Hideaway
hFinding good uses for some old stuff
"Salvage Style for Outdoor Living" (Rodale Press, $27.95), written by Moira and Nicholas Hankinson,
CANFIELD SCHOOLS District braces for cuts in budget
Passing a levy is an 'economically sound choice,' the superintendent says. By IAN HILL
A place to excel in the arts The Arts/EXCEL program lets 175 pupils fine-tune their talents in art, music, dance and drama.
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF LORDSTOWN -- Chris Rapinz, 12, has been singing ever
SCOTT SHALAWAY Project FeederWatch targets West Nile virus
West Nile virus continues to make headlines. As of Oct. 8, the U.S. human case count stood at 2,768,
YOUNGSTOWN OCCHA marks 30th with awards dinner
The keynote speaker is a former Youngstown City Schools administrator. BOARDMAN -- Organizacion
DEANNA VERNON JASON STEWART
DEANNA VERNON JASON STEWART YOUNGSTOWN -- Nuptial vows were exchanged at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 7 as
CANTON Harding wallops McKinley
Next up for the unbeaten Raiders is a visit from Massillon. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS
SALEM COMMUNITY THEATRE 'Dr. Jekyll' fits tone of the season
A certain zing that was missing hopefully will be brought out in future performances. By GARRY L.
FARRELL, PA. County agency on aging wants to sell former center
FARRELL, Pa.-- Mercer County Area Agency on Aging Inc. wants to sell its former senior citizen
Fashion show, luncheon set by Animal Welfare League
HOWLAND -- The Animal Welfare League of Trumbull County will hold its 19th annual fashion show and
Warren probe targets failure to pay taxes
Salespeople who spend more than 12 days a year in Warren are required to pay the city's 2 percent
SHARON, PA. The green without the black and blue
Most participants were pleased with the calmer atmosphere at this week's Winner giveaway. By JOHN
LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES American League Tuesday: Minnesota 2, Anaheim 1 Wednesday: Anaheim
Judge says case is not affected by gag order
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- A Mahoning County juvenile judge says
YOUNGSTOWN -- Julie Klacik set out to buy a sewing machine to make stadium cushions, but she ended
YOUNGSTOWN -- Julie Klacik set out to buy a sewing machine to make stadium cushions, but she ended
NORTHFIELD RESULTS
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--A Walkinthepark2.402.102.10 Sand Village Star(W Case
GOP fall dinner
GOP fall dinner NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The Lawrence County Republican Party's fall dinner is Oct. 23
ANDREA LUPU MARK SMESKO
ANDREA LUPU MARK SMESKO YOUNGSTOWN -- United in marriage Sept. 14 at St. Brendan Church were
KATHY EARNHART | The Butlers October exhibitions offer variety of art for public view
The Butler Institute of American Art and its branches are offering a variety of shows by artists of
Thome's deal talks will be delicate
The news from Cleveland Saturday was both exciting and disturbing. Jim Thome, who is eligible for
Appeasement can be more costly in long run
Opinion: Appeasement can be more costly in long run EDITOR: In the debate about a possible preemptive
KEYSTONE CLIPS Veteran license plates available for motorcycles
Armed forces veterans in Pennsylvania have had a variety of "veteran" vehicle license plates they
Girard provides bags for fall leaf collection
Girard provides bags for fall leaf collection GIRARD -- Residents are required to use paper lawn
GAMBLING SIGNS | What to look for
Compulsive gambling behavior is identified by at least four of these diagnostic criteria:
TRUMBULL UNITED WAY CSA offers a variety of services
The newly merged agency is just one of more than 25 relying on funding from United Way of Trumbull
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
SATURDAY'S RESULTS BOYS SOCCER Crestview 7, Minerva 0 Badger 5, Ashtabula Edgewood 0 CROSS
Put-In-Bay shuttle boat heads to N.Y.
SANDUSKY -- A ferry boat from Lake Erie will spend the winter providing service in New York City.
JACK WOLLITZ Aggressive fish prepare for winter
Anglers who tested the water last week found the fish are responding to the cooler temperatures with
Lewis anniversary celebrated during dinner party, trip
WARREN -- The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis of Warren was celebrated Sept. 21
SHERYL HALLORAN CRAIG SHEVCHIK
SHERYL HALLORAN CRAIG SHEVCHIK YOUNGSTOWN -- Living at 113 Bashforth Drive, Jeannette, Pa., after
ERIKA KNEEN MATTHEW HARTINGS
ERIKA KNEEN MATTHEW HARTINGS CANFIELD -- Erika Jane Kneen, 724 W. Irving Park Road, Chicago,
GARDEN FORUM Trips planned
Call Eleanor Young, (330) 758-8273, or Dorothy Haddox, (330) 799-1613, for reservations or
STAGE REVIEW Playhouse's 'Deathtrap' is nasty fun
This whodunit is a play any dramatist would die for. By MARGARET NERY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
NICOLE SIKORA GREGORY JASINSKI
NICOLE SIKORA GREGORY JASINSKI NEW MIDDLETOWN -- Nicole Lynn Sikora and Gregory Robert Jasinski,
Saturday, October 12 (42 stories)
MEANDER RESERVOIR Letters aim at getting ODOT to add emergency access to I-80 causeway
Officials say the roads are critical for emergencies on the bridge. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Appreciation service
Appreciation service YOUNGSTOWN -- A musical appreciation service for pianist Cynthia Hendrix will
CLUB CALENDAR
CLUBS XPyps Group of Yo-Mah-O Chapter, International Association of Administrative Professionals,
High School football scores - Week 8
FRIDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL SCORES AREA Chaney 48, Rayen 0 Fitch 53, Wilson 8 North
BOSTON COLLEGE Exploring Catholic issues
At B.C., a two-year initiative seeks to engage Catholics in sorting through the sex-abuse scandal.
GAME TIME Today
Who: Pittsburgh at Notre Dame. When: 2:30 p.m. TV/radio: WFMJ (21), WKYC (3), WTOV (9), WPIX
McElroy gets 5 TDs; Chaney sails to fifth
The Cowboys cruised to a 48-0 win over Rayen to lift their City Series record to 2-0. By GREG
Cox-Pavone nuptials are set for Nov. 16
NEW SPRINGFIELD -- Robert and Patricia Cox of 3515 E. South Range Road are announcing plans for the
Marino-Naymik engagement is announced
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. John Marino, 7609 Jaguar Place, are revealing plans for the approaching
This God -- his way is perfect; the promise of the LORD proves true; he is a shield for all who take
This God -- his way is perfect; the promise of the LORD proves true; he is a shield for all who take
Colon case highlights need for teen facility
Officials first began searching for a place for Jackie Colon in March 2001. By JoANNE VIVIANO
Sniper takes a toll in lives and lives disrupted in D.C.
Opinion: In suburban Washington, D.C., there's a new kind of terror afoot, one that has no name, no face and
By DON SHILLING
By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR AUSTINTOWN -- Zim himself would be very pleased at
NORTH CANTON Hoover hands Spartans another heartbreaker
After two straight losses, Boardman's playoff hopes have taken a hit. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU
COLLEGE FOOTBALL YSU seeks ray of light in the Sunshine State
A win over Florida Atlantic would snap the Penguins' poor streak in Florida. By PETE MOLLICA
Youngstown Links member honored
HOWLAND -- The Youngstown Chapter of Links Inc. met Sept. 22 at Opus Twenty One with Margot James
CAMPBELL Davis' TD run saves Devils in overtime
The Campbell running back rushed for 222 yards in a 45-44 win over Kennedy Catholic. By PAUL
Salespeople who spend more than 12 days a year in Warren are required to pay the city's 2 percent
Salespeople who spend more than 12 days a year in Warren are required to pay the city's 2 percent
Coming Sunday
Coming Sunday The Browns and Steelers will try to bounce back from losses when they take to the
TAC Liberty stops Tigers in 2nd OT
Hubbard and Girard won to set up their key showdown next week. YOUNGSTOWN -- In the second
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
FRIDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL SCORES AREA Chaney 48, Rayen 0 Fitch 53, Wilson 8 North Canton
AMANDA CODESPOTE ALBERT BETTIKOFER
AMANDA CODESPOTE ALBERT BETTIKOFER CANFIELD -- The wedding of Amanda Codespote and Albert
JACKIE COLON MATTER Officials: Case highlights need for teen facility
Officials first began searching for a place for Jackie Colon in March 2001. By JoANNE VIVIANO
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schmidt Sr. mark golden anniversary at dinner
AUSTINTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schmidt Sr. of 3947 Lake Road celebrated their 50th wedding
Lianna Scarazzo, Chad Capretta are engaged
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Scarazzo, 8481 Crystal Drive, are announcing the engagement of their
E. Palestine rolls to the top in TCL
The Bulldogs are closing in on their first Tri-County League title in 27 years. By TOM WILLIAMS
This time in Sharon it was green without black and blue
Most participants were pleased with the calmer atmosphere at this week's Winner giveaway. By JOHN
MAHONING VALLEY Plan restores a river of industry
The project joins three cities, the county, regional planning groups and private organizations. By
BASEBALL
BASEBALL The Baseball School -- lessons on Monday evenings, beginning Oct. 28 through Nov. 18.
Vettori makes strong case for county court judgeship
Opinion: When Loren Popio was appointed in July 2001 by Gov. Bob Taft to fill a vacancy on the Mahoning
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS Columbus Day Columbus Day is observed Monday. A listing of various state,
ROSTER & amp; SCHEDULE YSU women's basketball
ROSTER No., Name, Pos., Height, Year, Hometown 5--Aliyah Sabree, G 5-7, Fr., Detroit, Mich. 10
PENNSYLVANIA Greyhounds race past Tigers, 20-13
Interceptions by Brandon Boron and Todd Porterfield helped seal the 'Hounds' win. By BILL ALBRIGHT
Profession of vows
Profession of vows VILLA MARIA, Pa. -- Sister Gay Rowzie will make temporary profession as a
Springfield eclipses W. Reserve, 28-6
BERLIN CENTER -- Dan Schuler tossed three touchdown passes and Jonathan Vivo eclipsed 100 yards as
METRO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Poland holds off Howland, 20-10
Fumble recoveries by Dave Stanton and Ryan DiNunzio preserved the victory. By JOHN KOVACH
Canfield clinches tie for MAC
A win over Poland could bring a home playoff contest in Week 11. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS
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Auction house sells inscribed classic novels
Auction house sells inscribed classic novels NEW YORK -- More than 350 signed first-edition
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Barry J. Singleton, 44, of 3030 Hudson Ave., Youngstown, and
INTER-COUNTY LEAGUE Unbeaten Lowellville soars over Ridge
Mike Palumbo and Andy Peterson helped the Rockets' offense raise a ruckus. By RYAN JONES
Friday, October 11 (56 stories)
BERLIN CENTER School funding meetings planned
The superintendent says he wants the school board to pass a resolution urging the state to change
Clothing ministry
Clothing ministry YOUNGSTOWN -- Fifth Avenue Community Church, 1361 Fifth Ave., is starting a
Grand jury refuses to indict woman
Grand jury refuses to indict woman WARREN -- A Trumbull County grand jury has chosen not to indict
Internet setup is selling point for tech park
Developers think reliable Internet and electricity service, along with low land costs, will draw
U.S. CONGRESS 2 rivals face off in Niles forum
Jobs and economic development were foremost on the minds of the members attending the breakfast
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Cristina Migliozzi, 739 Oregon Ave., McDonald, girl, Oct. 10. Timothy and Sheila
NEW CASTLE Board rejects request to apply for grant for D.A. investigator
Commissioners aren't sure they have enough money to pay for the position. NEW CASTLE, Pa. --
LORDSTOWN Hearings scheduled on additions, landfill
The meeting Tuesday will address two other zoning variation requests. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
Columbus started wheels in motion that led to U.S.
Opinion: Columbus started wheels in motion that led to U.S. EDITOR: On this Oct. 12 we commemorate
VOLLEYBALL Salem adds to MAC streak
Fitch, Springfield, Hubbard and Girard won league contests. SALEM -- The Salem High volleyball
WARREN Suspect in man's murder indicted
Police said the defendant took part in the Sept. 3 murder of a Warren man. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Quakers rebound; Phillips excels
The two boys revenue sports at Salem High combined for two wins last year. Think about that. The
TRUMBULL COUNTY Gambling charge prompts plea
The judge suspended $950 of the $1,000 fine. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XO-My-O Chapter of American Business Women's Association will meet at 6:30 p.m.
Developers pitch plans for arena, complex
The city will decide in about two weeks which developer is most qualified. By ROGER G. SMITH
THURSDAY'S GAMES
THURSDAY'S GAMES New Jersey 2, Ottawa 1 Buffalo 5, N.Y. Islanders 1 Columbus 2, Chicago 1
GETTING IT RIGHT
A story in Thursday's editions incorrectly reported the seating arrangements during a closed hearing
GIRARD Partial draining of lake gets nod
GIRARD -- With the clock ticking toward the Army Corps of Engineers' Wednesday deadline to use $1.14
WARREN Trumbull Art Gallery seeks new site
TAG plans to have shows in alternative places until a permanent location is found. By DENISE DICK
YOUNGSTOWN ZIONIST Harshman to receive honors from district
The honoree has been involved in numerous civic and religious organizations in the Youngstown area.
17TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Ad criticizes Ryan's use of fake ID in college
The spokesman for the Democratic candidate said the Republican is 'desperate.' SIDEBAR TO WOMER
Boardman golfers qualify for state
CANTON -- The Boardman High girls golf team qualified for the state tournament for the fifth time in
Krakusy meeting
Krakusy meeting YOUNGSTOWN -- There will be a special meeting to decide the future of the Free
Man pleads guilty to assault in hatchet attack on wife
YOUNGSTOWN -- A 38-year-old city man who attacked his estranged wife with a hatchet is awaiting
YSU Forum speakers say good art has no boundaries
The discussion was one in a series to be held throughout the year. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
EAST PALESTINE Teachers seek more talks
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU EAST PALESTINE -- Teachers want school officials to
A RICH CROP OF SUBSIDIES
Opinion: A RICH CROP OF SUBSIDIES Chicago Tribune: It's nothing new to find a farmer in one area harvesting
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
The following people were indicted Thursday by a Mahoning County grand jury: Yvonne Clarissa
Kidnapper receives 24-year sentence
The beating and raping went on for days while the victim was held captive. By BOB JACKSON
PREVIEW | Saturday's games
BETHANY (1-4, 0-2 PAC) vs. WESTMINSTER (2-2, 0-1 PAC) Game time: 1:30 p.m. at Harold Burry Stadium
Competent for trial
Competent for trial LISBON -- A Knox Township man charged with aggravated murder and attempted
GAIL WHITE An unyielding runner on the road of life
"Look at him," my son said, as we drove down the road on the way to school one morning. "He's
Partial draining of lake gets nod
The matter goes before the full city council Monday evening. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
SCHEDULE AND ROSTER YSU men's basketball
SCHEDULE November Sat. 9 -- USBL (N.Y.) All-Stars, 7 p.m. Fri. 22 -- at Indiana State, 7:05 p.m.
WARREN Officials discuss waste-facility flap
Starting a municipal transfer station would cost about $3 million, a city official said. By DENISE
YOUNGSTOWN Man gets 8-year term for shooting his friend
The Struthers man needed seven surgeries to repair his injuries. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Official seeks police station cost
An architect has already put together a preliminary blueprint of a new police station. By TIM
LEETONIA SCHOOLS Work under way on athletic fields
The baseball team has played its home games in Salem for two years. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
Vukovich, Waite have earned re-election to appeals court
Opinion: To appreciate just how far the 7th District Court of Appeals has come since Joseph J. Vukovich and
Youngstown man faces charges after woman is chased home
YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown resident Louis Taylor, 22, was arraigned Thursday night on felony charges
SHARON Workers reject contract extension
A union official said the company wants the agreement in light of plans for substantial improvements
DEPTH CHART | YSU vs. ISU
YSU OFFENSE LT -- (66) JOSH DAVIS, 6-5, 295, Jr.; (74) Dean Jewell, 6-3, 300, Soph. LG -- (77)
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
MOUNTAINEER ENTRIES TODAY -- 7 P.M. 1st--$11,000, cl $4,000-$4,000, 3YO up F & amp;M, 6f.
THURSDAY'S RESULTS
THURSDAY'S RESULTS BOYS SOCCER Mooney 4, Boardman 0 Canton Central Catholic 3, Ursuline 2
Struthers edges Niles for 4th win
By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT STRUTHERS -- Niles scored the first and last points of the
Vets withdraw visit to school
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- A veterans group has decided against participating in a high school Veterans Day
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Officials taking steps to keep pigeons away from courthouse
The courthouse steps are particularly hard hit by the winged pests. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
SHARON Housing project is well under way
The first phase of the project is to be finished by December 2003. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Kidnapper receives 24-year sentence
The beating and raping went on for days while the victim was held captive. By BOB JACKSON
UP NEXT Winston Cup
UP NEXT Winston Cup The 2002 NASCAR Winston Cup schedule (winners in parentheses) and driver point
PREP CROSS COUNTRY Saturday's district meets
Division I-III Where: Malone College, Canton. Area teams: (Div. I) Fitch, Boardman, Canfield,
TENNIS Spartans duo Peretti, Berry earn return to state event
A Canfield freshman and a Poland doubles team also will compete in Columbus. ROCKY RIVER -- For
NEW CASTLE Council seeks police input on complaints about drugs, violence
Council approved a five-year contract with city firefighters. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
Thursday, October 10 (65 stories)
NOTICES
NOTICES BASEBALL Managers and coaches -- needed for a Class "b" team. For details, call 330-757-
Men plead guilty to firearms charge
PITTSBURGH -- Two New Castle men -- Alexander Pagley Jr. of West Terrace Avenue and Jeffrey Natale
SOCCER Masternick gets 3 goals, reaches 100 for career
The Boardman High girls earned their 10th win with a 5-0 defeat of Warren JFK. BOARDMAN -- Senior
CHAMPIONSHIPS McDonald wins ICL cross country titles
BERLIN CENTER -- The McDonald boys and girls cross country teams repeated as champions at Tuesday's
SHARON New rules finalized for money giveaway
SHARON, Pa. -- Businessman James E. Winner Jr. has finalized the rules for Saturday's money giveaway
THE NUMBERS YSU vs. FAU
YSUFAU 3-2Record0-5 20.4Points scored13.6 17.6Points allowed30.4 292.4Total offense236.8
Columbiana County voters should not punish Cranmer
Opinion: It would be easy to accuse Commissioner David Cranmer of being a tax-and-spend Democrat in light of
WEDNESDAY'S AREA RESULTS
WEDNESDAY'S AREA RESULTS MEN'S SOCCER Westminster 2, Grove City 1 -- Westminster (7-3-2, 6-0-0
VIENNA Officials to visit speedway in Kansas City
The trip will cost about $2,500 and leave from Cleveland. VIENNA -- Commissioners from Trumbull
PREVIEW Friday football
BOARDMAN (5-2) vs. NORTH CANTON HOOVER (5-2) Game time: 7:30 p.m. at North Canton High Stadium.
COLUMBIANA CO. Officials mull using tax to pay on loans
The loans being considered for expedited repayment cost about $1.2 million annually. By NORMAN
Decision about girl's mental status relieves mother
A baby was thrown from a second-story window and stabbed more than 60 times. By JoANNE VIVIANO
Mayor, council argue over plans for dam
GIRARD -- Mayor James J. Melfi is threatening to veto city council legislation to repair or replace
Better understanding of mental illness needed
Opinion: Better understanding of mental illness needed EDITOR: What was the Giancola vs. Forum Health
Getting it right
The wrong photo appeared with a story in Tuesday's Trumbull County edition about Judge William
PREP VOLLEYBALL Hunkus' 1,000th kill helps Girard post TAC victory
The Indians defeated LaBrae 15-3, 15-3. GIRARD -- Senior Tealle Hunkus achieved a career total of
Rapist sentenced
Rapist sentenced WARREN -- A 24-year-old man, who pleaded guilty to charges of rape, aggravated
For 1st time, board OKs bottled water pact
The new water cooler contract will save $900 over last year, officials say. By STEPHEN SIFF
YOUNGSTOWN Trial date set in child rape
YOUNGSTOWN -- Trial is scheduled for Oct. 30 in Mahoning County Common Pleas Court for a Howard
FEDERAL COURT Four suspects in alleged gambling ring at GM plant plead innocent
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF YOUNGSTOWN -- A Niles man and three Warren men
YOUNGSTOWN Warren driver sent to prison for wreck that killed woman
The victim's family pushed for the maximum sentence of five years behind bars. By BOB JACKSON
POLICE BLOTTER Canfield city, Austintown
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD Sept. 30 Theft: A laptop computer was reported stolen
The leader of an Islamic charity in Chicago was indicted Wednesday on charges that he operated a
The leader of an Islamic charity in Chicago was indicted Wednesday on charges that he operated a
SHARPSVILLE Upgrade would raise sewer bills
The borough could be on the hook for as much as $6 million to pay for the expansion. By HAROLD
Found dead
Found dead YOUNGSTOWN -- Cynthia Jo Bowlen, 46, of Lake Avenue was found dead in a bathtub at her
AUSTINTOWN Strip-club petitioners near goal
A trustee said township residents shouldn't sign the petitions unless they want more strip clubs.
WEDNESDAY'S SCORES
WEDNESDAY'S SCORES BOYS SOCCER Poland 2, Salem 1 Crestview 4, Oak Glen, W. Va. 2 GIRLS
Consolidation of buildings to be studied
WARREN -- City council will seek proposals for a study to determine the feasibility of selling some
MVEDC honors locals in effort for GM project
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR BOARDMAN -- The
Groups will beautify downtown gateways
The design board was divided on the look of new light poles at a half-dozen routes into downtown.
Brookfield police chaplain plans 500-mile hunger walk
BROOKFIELD -- The Rev. Dan Cesene, Brookfield police chaplain, is planning a 500-mile walk to help
FOOTBALL STANDINGS
CITY SERIES ConferenceAll games WLPtsOPWLPtsOP Chaney1053043198109 Rayen1030034150182
GOP sneaking past donation limit, Dems say
Democrats allege that four instances illustrate an attempt to circumvent donation limits. By JEFF
Lottery tickets to carry abduction information
Lottery tickets to carry abduction information CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- West Virginians who play the
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Newborns in Need has its own need for volunteers
Asthma often put Casey Shaffer in the hospital, beginning when she was 6 years old. What's worse, it
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
XDale and Sherri (Makar) Hart of Portage Path, Akron, are announcing the birth of a son, Braeden
THE MAP TO CONQUERING MALARIA
Opinion: THE MAP TO CONQUERING MALARIA Chicago Tribune: It started with a high fever that led to
GOLF Boardman boys place fourth at Division I district tourney
HINCKLEY -- The Boardman High boys golf team fired 319 to finish fourth in the Division I district
Facing charges of homicide
Facing charges of homicide NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Alfred Paige, accused of inflicting injuries on an
His senior season was cut short when he received a damaging blow to a kidney in preseason. Now he
His senior season was cut short when he received a damaging blow to a kidney in preseason. Now he
Names recommended for new schools
TBELOIT -- A committee has recommended new names to go along with the new buildings that will
Chart designed to aid local phone choice
COLUMBUS -- The Ohio Consumers' Counsel has created a chart to help Ameritech Ohio customers compare
Driver's death raises questions
Driver's death raises questions The second driver killed in a year at Lowe's Motor Speedway in
TRUMBULL COUNTY For first time, commissioners use bid process for bottled-water pact
The new water cooler contract will save $900 over last year, officials say. By STEPHEN SIFF
NORTHFIELD RESULTS
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Council OKs abatement for company to expand
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN WARREN -- City council has approved a 10-year, 75 percent tax abatement
Campaign targets gap in success
The National Black Caucus of State Legislators has identified Ohio as a target state to improve the
LAWRENCE COUNTY Housing authority delays federal program application
The authority passed its 2003 operating budget. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU
MAHONING COUNTY Coroner still needs forensic pathologist
The coroner says he might have to 'up the ante.' By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Kimberly Seiter and Joshua Hickman, 7443 Spillway Road, Lisbon, girl, Oct.
EAST PALESTINE Teachers' picketing protested
The teachers said they have been conducting informational picketing sessions. By NANCY TULLIS
Election forum
Election forum YOUNGSTOWN -- The Southern Boulevard Block Watch will present an election forum at
Policy: Fans shouldn't have cheered injury
The Browns' president said that booing the team is counterproductive. By BRIAN RICHESSON
CRESTVIEW School board will replace bleachers
The track will be moved to the soccer field. COLUMBIANA -- Crestview school officials want to
PREVIEW Boys state tournament
What: Division II-III state championship. When: Friday-Saturday. Tee times begin at 8:30 a.m. on
HUBBARD TOWNSHIP Man is guilty of 717 office robbery
The robber was sentenced to 15 years in prison. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
YSU Students seeking increase in wages
Students feel that YSU's student government isn't working hard enough on their behalf. By IAN HILL
YSU Mold closes Beeghly rooms
Classes in the rooms have been moved to other locations. YOUNGSTOWN -- A black mold scare has led
YSU FOOTBALL Florida Atlantic only in second year of play
The Owls will host Youngstown State Saturday night in Pro Player Stadium. By PETE MOLLICA
MERCER COUNTY Animal agency to look at other sites for shelter
The society president said the group would like to meet with opponents to address concerns.
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Daniel R. Holloway, 33, of 532 W. Oregon Ave., Sebring, and
YOUNGSTOWN Official to enter plea in DUI case
The city official had an open beer bottle in his car, the state patrol says. By PATRICIA MEADE
Wednesday, October 9 (59 stories)
YSU Sweet discusses finances as budget decision looms
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER COLUMBUS -- A final decision on state funding for public
AUSTINTOWN Ballot effort confuses residents
Trustees had planned a press conference to clear up the strip-club issue. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
Psychiatrist gives insight
Where the body was left may be showing the killer's arrogance. YOUNGSTOWN -- Dr. John Kennedy,
Ryan's camp says new ad by GOP is gutter politics
The TV spot looks at Ryan's Senate voting record and a 9-year-old charge for having a fake ID when
Hagan emphasizes state budget crisis
Tim Hagan says he -- not the governor -- best understands the Mahoning Valley's needs and wants.
FEDERAL COURT GM plant gambling suspects indicted
The indictments were issued Tuesday but were to stay sealed until those named were arrested,
Warren JFK seeks third straight title
The Eagles are led by seniors Jason Kokrak and Jim Scheiber along with junior Colin Clemente. By
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: BOARDMAN Sept. 30 Theft: A gas grill was stolen from the driveway
STRUTHERS Student fights school district in court
Officials should not have forced the student to take a urine test, his lawyer says. By BOB JACKSON
With good behavior, dogs get out in 9 weeks
The prison marked graduation of the 100th dog trained and 250,000 of community service work hours.
Sen. Ryan opens Youngstown HQ
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- For those of you keeping score at
YSU FOOTBALL Schumacher shows faith in quarterback Marshall
The veteran tight end believes the freshman quarterback can ignite the Penguins' offense. By PETE
SPAM DESTROYING USE OF E-MAIL
Opinion: SPAM DESTROYING USE OF E-MAIL Providence Journal: Morning. Another day begins. You boot up your
MERCER County, state request more facts on bridge
The county is awaiting another report from the bridge builder. MERCER, Pa. -- Mercer County Bridge
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS Board gets details on project status
Harding and Taft asbestos removal and demolition projects are ahead of schedule. By PETER H.
Mistaken ID case prompts effort
The FBI apologized but said it can't assure that stopping an innocent person won't happen again.
Plenty of new faces in Series
In Major League Baseball, if you reach base once every four-at-bats, they reward you with millions
GREENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Mayor suggests vets bow out of ceremony
The mayor, a veteran himself, thinks the ceremony should be held elsewhere. By HAROLD GWIN
APPEALS COURT Judge criticizes opponent's actions
The judge involved has not objected to Judge O'Neill hearing appeals of his decisions. By STEPHEN
Television news isn't all it could or should be
Opinion: Television news isn't all it could or should be EDITOR: What's new? You may never know if you
YOUNGSTOWN Speaker stirs people to get involved against violence
People need to look out for the children in their neighborhoods, Yvonne Pointer-Triplett says. By
MERCER COUNTY Panel OKs hiring of 5 officers
There are eight applications for the chief's job, four of them coming from within the department.
Children hurt at eatery
Children hurt at eatery YOUNGSTOWN -- Two children were injured around 9 p.m. Tuesday at Bobby D's
JUNIOR TEAM TENNIS
JUNIOR TEAM TENNIS (Boardman Tennis Center) Purple 81/2, Black 4 Jaime Basian-Jon Bastian (P)
YOUNGSTOWN Award-winning courthouse opens doors
Legislation is pending to name the building after a circuit court judge from Youngstown. By PETER
Salem dominates MAC
Boardman clinched the Steel Valley Conference crown by beating Warren Harding. SALEM -- Tiffany
Block Watch meeting
Block Watch meeting YOUNGSTOWN -- The SNOOP Block Watch meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday will feature
PEACE AWARDS Mayor's Task Force
Winners of the 2002 Peace Awards, to be given Oct. 21 by the Mayor's Task Force on Crime and
GAIL WHITE Candlelight vigil will shed light on mental illness
At 26 years old, Bruce Kosma of Youngstown has spent most of his adult life in a dark and lonely
BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL West Branch Youth Hoops -- in conjunction with the Alliance YMCA, is forming a 6th
E. Palestine man wins
E. Palestine man wins EAST PALESTINE -- Keith Davis, 21, of East Palestine is one of two winners
Mother copes with grisly find
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Willie Mae McGilvary can't grasp the
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COLUMBIANA CO. Court recovers unpaid costs
A mediator hired by the court earlier this year has produced settlements in most cases assigned to
East Palestine prepares in case teachers strike
EAST PALESTINE -- Parents of city-school pupils will receive mail soon about the district's policies
MOUNTAINEER RESULTS
MOUNTAINEER RESULTS SUNDAY 1st--U. S. Gold (J.Bruin)6.203.602.80 Sataniste (J.Felix)3.202.60
Boardman wins cross country title
AUSTINTOWN -- Boardman ran off with both the boys and girls titles again in the final Steel Valley
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Sarah Torres, 4656 New England Lane, Boardman, girl, Oct. 7. Christopher
POLAND Village leaders weigh cost of bridge beauty
Council will decide the issue Tuesday. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER POLAND
MAHONING VALLEY Hospitals stress cooperation to cultivate work force
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN NOTE: N. KRISTOPHER HOCE IS CQ By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS Mariucci: It was our best game of the season
The 49ers had a good day in last week's 37-13 romp past the St. Louis Rams. VINDICATOR STAFF
MAHONING TOWNSHIP, PA. Residents to get 911 street numbers
Residents have 60 days to get their home address changed on their driver's license. BY MARY
CONGRESSIONAL RACE Juror stumps for Traficant
The juror said he wanted to help any way he could. YOUNGSTOWN -- Leo Glaser, juror No. 8 at the
2 brothers face charges
The youngest brother was not charged. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
WEATHERSFIELD Trustees pull out of demolition project
The township has not accepted ownership of the property. By MARY SMITH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
STANDINGS Gateway Conference
ConferenceAll Games WLPFPAWLPFPA Illinois St10302032129149 S. Illinois10545233291184
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
TUESDAY'S RESULTS BOYS SOCCER Niles 6, Chaney 0 Mooney 4, Alliance 1 Canfield 4, Howland 0
GREENVILLE Houpt resigns as council president
He will remain on council. By LAURI GALENTINE VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT GREENVILLE, Pa. --
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Friday night football
CHANEY (4-3, 1-0) VS. RAYEN (3-4, 1-0) Game time: 7:30 p.m. Friday at Stambaugh Stadium. Last
Mob-tie allegation infuriates judge
Judge Krichbaum said he's been scrutinized by investigators and come out clean. By BOB JACKSON
LIBERTY \ School board
Highlights of Tuesday's Liberty Board of Education meeting: Approved the fiscal 2003 permanent
WARREN Defense stockpile center remains open
The Warren depot is one of four stockpile centers deemed a 'core depot.' By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
Sparkle expansion takes shape
Deli and hot-foods sections will double in size to meet shoppers' growing appetite for convenience
YOUNGSTOWN Mental treatment ordered
The man could be restored to competency within a year with treatment. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Ground to build house increased by commission
By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- Regulations which would dramatically
SCHEDULE High school football
All games at 7:30 p.m. unless noted THURSDAY Metro Athletic Conference Niles (1-6, 1-2) at
Police seminar
Police seminar GIRARD -- The Girard Police Department has been selected as host for a police
Tuesday, October 8 (69 stories)
VINE system training
VINE system training YOUNGSTOWN -- Tricia Costas, public outreach specialist of Attorney General
Zoning hearing
Zoning hearing AUSTINTOWN -- Trustees will have a hearing at 7 p.m. Oct. 30 concerning zoning
Next money giveaway won't be a free-for-all, sponsor says
Only adults will be eligible this Saturday because last week's event got a little too physical. By
A ribbon to the past
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER STRUTHERS -- Sitting in her wheelchair, 95-year-old
FARRELL, PA. Humane Society to build shelter next to church, despite opposition
About 100 city residents showed up at a city council meeting to protest the project. By HAROLD
6TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Strickland says race against Halleck is unusually quiet
The Democratic congressman brought the ranking minority member of the U.S. House Transportation
SPEECH REACTION
SPEECH REACTION News Contacts The Vindicator asked its hundreds of News Contacts for their
MAHONING COUNTY Appeals court rejects Lordi's bid for new trial
The special prosecutor in the case did nothing wrong, the appellate court ruled. By BOB JACKSON
EDITORIAL: Downtown Sharon was no place for children -- or shoppers -- last Saturday. A8
EDITORIAL: Downtown Sharon was no place for children -- or shoppers -- last Saturday. A8
TRUMBULL COUNTY Trial begins in Howland killing
A defense attorney said he expects a jury to be seated in about two weeks. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Winner's dollar-toss reveals true nature of some people
Opinion: We'll leave it up to the sociologists and psychologists to explain why some people would jump into a
Romano-Melone wedding to be held in Poland
Announced by their parents are plans for the upcoming marriage of Karen Marie Romano, a daughter of
Supreme Court session opens with a whoosh, but watch out
Opinion: The Supreme Court of the United States opened its new session not with the bang of a gavel but with
YSU
YSU Women's soccer TUCSON, Ariz. -- Youngstown State lost 4-0 to Idaho State in the second round
Miss McMillen, Mr. Grim plan Nov. 9 wedding
EAST PALESTINE -- Announced by Arnold and Frances McMillen, 51153 state Route 14, is the engagement
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Gary E. Sympson, 52, of 820 Southwestern Run No. 63, Poland,
Theft-in-office charge
Theft-in-office charge NILES -- A Girard woman is charged with fourth-degree felony theft in
Lego contest
Lego contest HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The Shenango Valley Mall and the Mercer County Builder's
OHIO Official: Unity is key for jobs
The desired high-tech jobs, he said, pay an average of $51,000 to $85,000 a year. By JoANNE
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Indoor workouts -- will be available for players ages 14-17 from November thru January.
Carlye Chicone to be bride of Mr. Westervelt
McDONALD -- Robert and Francine Chicone, 824 Texas Ave., are announcing plans for the coming wedding
Parents announce Kollar-Schlosser wedding plans
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kollar, 1959 Smithfield St., Youngstown, and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph R.I.
Renee Cioffi to be bride of Joseph Haus
CAMPBELL -- Announcement is being made by James and Lucy Cioffi of Campbell of the engagement of
Shuttle Atlantis soars toward space station
Shuttle Atlantis soars toward space station SPACE CENTER, Houston -- Atlantis hurtled toward the
Library is looking for ghost stories
Library is looking for ghost stories EAST PALESTINE -- Have you had an encounter with a ghost? The
MERCER COUNTY Defendants stay mum for now in suit contesting allegations
Preliminary objections will be filed in the case to clarify what is being claimed. MERCER, Pa. --
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY From teacher to tour guide -- it's all education
In 1943, Miss Jones became Mrs. Honey -- a more appropriate name for a woman of Dorothy Honey's
Put violent video games off limits for children
Opinion: Put violent video games off limits for children The decision by GameWorks to restrict children
MONEY SOURCES Taft's Third Frontier
The governor's project targets advanced materials, biomedicine, power and propulsion, information
REUNIONS
XAustintown Alumni Association will hold its annual homecoming dinner from 4 to 7 p.m. Friday in the
PLAYERS OF WEEK YSU football
MVR Offense: P.J. Mays, 5-9, 220, senior tailback from Youngstown. MVR Defense: Justin Dellarose,
E. Palestine board, teachers at impasse
EAST PALESTINE -- City teachers continue to work without a contract. Don Carson, spokesman for the
GETTING IT RIGHT
The Mahoning Valley Basha, CBIVA, will meet at noon Oct. 19 at Colonial Catering, 429 Lisbon St.,
BIRTHS
BIRTHS Forum Health Northside Jessica DeLoe, 24 W. Delason Ave., Youngstown, boy, Oct. 7. Dawn
Kyes-Peet engagement is announced
CHANDLER, Ariz. -- Announcing plans for their forthcoming wedding are Andrea M. Kyes and Joseph B.
Candidate for Augusta
Candidate for Augusta Darla Moore of South Carolina may just be the woman Hootie Johnson is
Drug court graduation
Drug court graduation YOUNGSTOWN -- Cleveland Browns President Carmen Policy will be the keynote
TENNIS District tournament begins Thursday at two sites
Nine area schools will be competing in the two-day event. The area will be represented by nine
SPENDING PLAN | Farrell budget The city is looking at a 2003 proposed budget of $2,085,173. Major sources of revenue and major expenditures (with 2002 numbers in parentheses) include:
REVENUES Real estate taxes: $700,000 ($733,400). Wage, occupational privilege and real estate
SALEM Wal-Mart traffic project to begin
The job will include widening a section of Cunningham Road. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
CANFIELD Firefighters promoted for 24-hour service
District firefighters have received about 1,400 calls so far this year. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
Detective: Domestic violence increases during football season
A woman told police her nose was broken and she was knocked out. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
POLAND Truck tractor parking battled
The village solicitor will sort through legal concerns pertaining to the request. By JOHN W.
HOWLAND Kattouf pushes himself to top
The optometrist has found success in the duathlon. HOWLAND -- Rick Kattouf, a 31-year-old
YOUNGSTOWN Cold Metal backs efforts to find new owner
By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- Cold Metal Products has no plans to
Defense spreads honors around
Seniors Justin Dellarose and Matt Mechling earned the top awards for the Penguins. By PETE MOLLICA
YOUNGSTOWN Woman charged in traffic stop
The woman also faces drug charges. YOUNGSTOWN -- A woman who failed to show in municipal court in
JACKSON-MILTON Officials discuss district finances
Voters will see two tax issues on the November ballot geared toward raising $1 million for the
Union members should keep an eye on Columbus
Opinion: Union members should keep an eye on Columbus EDITOR: People of Ohio, it is time for you to wake
RED CROSS Helping children bear up in crisis
The bears were designed exclusively for the Red Cross. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
VOLLEYBALL Crestview slips past South Range for 17th win
The Rebels also won a close match against Beaver Local. COLUMBIANA -- Kelly Simmons had three
WEEKEND LEADERS | Football
RUSHING Shaun Lane, Hubbard, 267 yards, 7 carries, 5 TDs. Tim Davis, Campbell Memorial, 250
CORTLAND COUNCIL Extension of waterline discussed
The fire chief says extending the waterlines would increase water volume. By JASON FUTEY
HOW THEY FARED YSU opponents
Clarion (3-2) lost to Indiana, Pa. 28-14; Next West Chester. McNeese State (4-1) lost to Nebraska,
MAHONING COUNTY Sheriff won't adjust staff at jail, disciplines signers of complaint
The sheriff said absenteeism, not an inadequate staffing level, is the problem. By BOB JACKSON
HUBBARD City council
Other issues discussed Monday at city council's caucus and meeting: Safety director Robert
Several teams on the bubble
Teams such as Fitch, Poland and Chaney might not be able to afford another loss. VINDICATOR STAFF
Man convicted of burglary gets sentence
YOUNGSTOWN -- A 30-year-old Charlotte Avenue man was sentenced Monday to eight years in prison after
COLUMBIANA Expansion of library to begin
The expansion will take nearly a year. COLUMBIANA -- A $1 million expansion of the Columbiana
HUBBARD Study: Mold in building is generally safe
The police station does have an air-quality problem, according to the study. By TIM YOVICH
Austintown teen charged in struggle with cops
AUSTINTOWN -- A township teen faces several charges stemming from a struggle with police over the
WARREN COUNCIL Renovate or rebuild? 3 want answer
The city is facing spending $1 million over five years to make buildings comply with the Americans
TRUMBULL COUNTY Health director fires Buccella
The ousted administrator who served in the position for 21/2 years made $41,600 a year. By
CANFIELD TWP. Zoning commission endorses proposal
CTW wants to build a golf course south of U.S. Route 224. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
2003 budget plan is just over $2 million
Property taxes will remain steady, but sewer rates might go up. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
CROSS COUNTRY Canfield, Struthers rule MAC
SALEM -- For the next year, cross country teams from Canfield and Struthers will hold bragging
HOWLAND Panel reviews Harding plans
A school Web page, mentoring programs and grants for technology have been implemented using an
WARREN Chief reprimanded for not complying with procedure
The chief said he will discuss the letter with his attorney. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and DENISE DICK
LORDSTOWN Council hears plan for Internet
There is no timetable for council to make a decision on Internet service. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
Monday, October 7 (40 stories)
When did Saddam go from good guy to bad?
Opinion: When did Saddam go from good guy to bad? EDITOR: For years I've been reading and hearing about
YOUNGSTOWN City to seek Issue 2 funding for reopening Federal Plaza
The project would have to be rescheduled, but it still could finish on time. By ROGER G. SMITH
Recorder would like a roomier location
Currently, the department is crammed into two rooms at the courthouse. By NORMAN LEIGH
STRUTHERS Fight broken up at baptism party
STRUTHERS -- Officers from four departments were called to the Knights of Columbus Hall on Center
Motorist discovers wreck in Lake Milton
LAKE MILTON -- It wasn't until daylight Sunday that a passing motorist spotted an upside-down 2001
JENNIFER SKIBO KEITH MCLAUGHLIN
JENNIFER SKIBO KEITH MCLAUGHLIN YOUNGSTOWN -- Living at 1665 Sweetwood Drive, Melbourne, Fla.,
CHRISTINE MCCORMICK JAMES KOVER
CHRISTINE MCCORMICK JAMES KOVER NILES -- Living in Austintown after a honeymoon cruise to the
with Cheryl Oblinger
with Cheryl Oblinger Age: 47. Hometown: Cortland. Occupation: Executive director, American Red
LORRIE BARNES RICHARD SHUMAKER
LORRIE BARNES RICHARD SHUMAKER LAS VEGAS -- Lorrie Barnes and Richard Shumaker exchanged marriage
Kilpatrick dominates as expected
Debbi Kilpatrick never was challenged seriously. By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
Big league hockey comes back to Ohio
Opinion: Big league hockey comes back to Ohio When the Columbus Blue Jackets take to the ice tonight
Fire at vacant house
Fire at vacant house YOUNGSTOWN -- The fire department has listed as suspicious a pre-dawn fire
KARINE CHUNG JEREMY FALK
KARINE CHUNG JEREMY FALK YOUNGSTOWN -- Married at 6 p.m. Sept. 1 at The Butler Institute of
KLIVAN'S JEWELERS Store to reopen with new name
The VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER WARREN -- May 11
MAHONING COUNTY Board OKs contract for absentee ballots
The elections board will use absentee ballots printed from the new voting machines beginning in May.
Officials spread facts on sales tax
Commissioners must overcome an uninformed public and a lack of money. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Cincinnati runner speeds to victory
Henry Dennis ran like a Kenyan for a runaway win in the 10-k Sunday. By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR
Officials deny hiring company
The former mayor said he doesn't know how his signature got on the contract. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
CHERYL WELLS KEVIN CORNELIUS
CHERYL WELLS KEVIN CORNELIUS YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. Dr. D. Larry Kline officiated at 2 p.m. Sept.
PEACE RACE RESULTS
10-K 1. Henry Dennis, 2729:55:00 2. Matt Folk, 2631:02:00 3. Rob Murray, 25, Cuyahoga
Fewer kids are dying
Opinion: Fewer kids are being injured and killed by cars and trucks. That's certainly good news, whatever the
Greenway trail benefit
Greenway trail benefit LISBON -- A walk and bicycle ride event is set for 1 p.m. Sunday to benefit
Vets protest exclusion of 'God' in ceremony
GREENVILLE, Pa. (AP) -- Veterans are protesting Greenville school district's decision not to allow
Prince Claus, husband of Dutch queen, dies
Prince Claus, husband of Dutch queen, dies AMSTERDAM, Netherlands -- Prince Claus, the German-born
Explosion at house
Explosion at house WEATHERSFIELD -- A faulty gas line is being listed as the cause of a house
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Todd and Raelynn Dolwick, 152 Morris Ave., Girard, girl, Oct. 5. Kimberly Ferranti
ONE ON ONE | Cheryl Oblinger She's come full circle with the Red Cross
Is it true that the Red Cross was your first job? First and only, yes. I did a couple of things in
WORTH A LOOK
AUCTIONS XAmerican Hungarian Reformed Church, 925 Mahoning Ave., Youngstown, will sponsor at
HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH, 202 S. MARKET ST., GIRARD, 11 A.M. TO 4 P.M. TUESDAY. CLOTHING.
Food and clothing distribution notices are to be submitted by 3 p.m. the day before they are to be
SEBRING Village is promoting itself through an 11-minute DVD
The video project is aimed at luring development. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
At YSU, being broke means pay raises for employees
Opinion: Last June, Ohio Senate President Richard Finan, R-Cincinnati, issued a public warning to the state's
Rodgers wins age division in 10-k
The former Peace Race winner showed that he still can run competitively at 53. By JOHN KOVACH
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CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown
A search for Kevin J. King is the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this week:
OHIO SUPREME COURT Preliminary hearing idea causes outcry
The judge's opponent agrees that preliminary hearings are useless. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
Grant was a success in Canton schools
GEAR UP is a grant from the U.S. Department of Education. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
COLUMBIANA CORNER From mischief makers to chief lawmakers?
As Columbiana City Council recently set trick-or-treat hours for the city, Police Chief John
Sunday, October 6 (94 stories)
Cash and chaos
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER SHARON, Pa. -- An event designed to promote the downtown
VETERANS
VETERANS Training tournament IOWA CITY -- Mahoning Valley residents who are visually impaired
NEW CASTLE Update on school building
School officials have asked if they can expand the project. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
Candidate challenges opponent to debates
Candidate challenges opponent to debates OLD BRIDGE, N.J. -- Even as Republicans contested Frank
MAHONING VALLEY Doctors consider leaving as premiums continue to rise
The exodus could lead to a shortage of surgeons. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR HEALTH WRITER
THE KOVELS | Antiques and Collecting Marks determine ages of silver cups and mugs
Silver cups and silver mugs were popular gifts in Victorian times. The metal had a known value, so
PATRICIA C. SYAK | Symphony notes 'La Boheme,' Mozart highlight season
The Youngstown Symphony Society presents a variety of musical experiences during the coming weeks,
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Morrison gets 500th victory at Farrell
Whew! That's a lot of wins. Harriett Morrison, long-time coach of the Farrell High School girls'
DRUG RAIDS Youngstown
The Youngstown Vice Squad arrested several people while executing search warrants. The homes
Salvation Army makes mission of senior aid
Members visit the elderly and offer a hand with food over Christmas. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
MAHONING VALLEY Trumbull lacks purchasing controls employed by other counties
By PEGGY SINKOVICH and STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- Employees in neighboring
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XAmerican Association of University Women will meet at 6:45 p.m. Wednesday at the
PENNSYLVANIA Politician proposes making teachers employees of state
A local teachers union president suggested a better approach would be to require binding
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Tuck doors into walls, and watch space grow
Q. At a recent home show, several of the houses had pocket doors. I am going to add two rooms to my
According to Judy Bott, office manager at Elliott's Western Reserve Nursery in Boardman, and Sherie Klim, of Tabor's Landscaping and Garden Center in North Lima, some of the most popular choices among
Crimson king maple, a type of maple with purplish leaves. Although it is slow-growing, it makes an
Ex-aides, witness work for Traficant
Traficant's campaign treasurer would not allow The Vindicator to check receipts submitted by the
PREP SOCCER Mooney gives 'free clinic' in rout of Champion
The Cardinals scored four goals in the first 24 minutes of the 6-0 win. By BILL SULLIVAN
FAMILY SHOW 'Annie' will play again
The company's co-founder and her niece are playing principal roles in the production. By GARRY L.
1 view: Low rates, lawsuits spurred crisis
The answer, one insurer says, is to make losers of medical malpractice suits pay all costs. By
MARY JO NAGY | Pets Don't let animals run the streets
October's article includes several topics that may not appear to be similar but are important to
Garden Forum holds flower show
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Garden Forum of the Greater Youngstown Area held a flower show Sept. 14 and 15 at
LINDA REESE DONALD EYNON
LINDA REESE DONALD EYNON OCHO RIOS, Jamaica -- Linda Lorraine Reese and Donald Thomas Eynon were
LISA STEPHENS CHADWICK MILLER
LISA STEPHENS CHADWICK MILLER CANFIELD -- Married at 2 p.m. Aug. 31 at St. Michael Church were Dr.
SHARON Cash and chaos
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER SHARON, Pa. -- An event designed to promote the downtown
CULTURAL EVOLUTION When arts collide
Big changes are in store for American culture as the population shifts from a white majority. By
Cancer group selects volunteer as relay ambassador
The Shenango Boulevard woman emphasized that research takes money. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Raleigh and Monica McIntosh, 988 N. Market St., East Palestine, boy, Oct. 4.
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go More information: The Jerome Chamber of Commerce is at P.O. Drawer K,
SMALL COLLEGES Walsh stays unbeaten; Mount Union rumbles
Westminster and Bethany lost, while Thiel triumphed. STAFF/WIRE REPORTS CANTON -- Walsh
TRUMBULL COUNTY Dollars and scents
The following is a list of air-freshener and disinfectant-spray purchases since January from several
YOUNGSTOWN Seminars explore bringing yoga to schools
The exercises can help to stimulate or calm pupils, advocates say. By RON COLE VINDICATOR STAFF
JUST THE FACTS
JUST THE FACTS Detection guidelines About 500 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer this
PREP SOCCER Willis leads Mooney; Fitch blanks Lake
The Howland and Champion girls teams also posted wins. STRUTHERS -- Kellie Willis scored two goals
JACK WOLLITZ Local angler closer to bass pro status
Dan Mansky took another step toward his lifelong dream of becoming a big-time pro bass angler last
PENNSYLVANIA California errors launch Rock win
Slippery Rock quarterback Jeff Valentino tossed a trio of TD passes. By BILL ALBRIGHT VINDICATOR
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS, SEASONS, ETC. A new check station is available for deer in Mahoning County. Ace
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
AUSTINTOWN -- Chuck Eddy, owner of Chuck Eddy Dodge, has been elected Ohio's representative to the
An alternative view of pay raises at YSU
Opinion: An alternative view of pay raises at YSU EDITOR: Your Sept. 29 editorial on compensation at
GIRLS SOCCER Boardman ties seeded Hoover
Janeen Masternick scored twice as the unseeded Spartans tied their future Federal League opponent.
CLASSES AND CLINICS
CLASSES AND CLINICS Birth-related classes Monday: Sibling Preparation Class, first Monday of
MIKE BRAUN Issue of motor hp to air at meeting
By Mike Braun Vindicator Outdoor EditorThe issue of boat motor horsepower on Pymatuning Reservoir
KEYSTONE CLIPS School goes to great heights to show patriotism
More than 350 pupils and faculty and staff members at Notre Dame Elementary School in Hermitage paid
MICHELE MURANSKY LARRY BALIO
MICHELE MURANSKY LARRY BALIO OCHO RIOS, Jamaica -- Michelle Muransky and Larry Balio, both of 446
MARTIN SLOANE | Supermarket Shopper Check out future of grocery stores
In a recent column, I wrote about the major changes that have shaped the way we now shop for
Kollats honored for anniversary at dinner party
CANFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Kollat, 145 Village Blvd., were honored Oct. 5 at a dinner at
An ode to NFL: the No Fun League
"QB, or not QB: that is the question. "Whether 'tis better in the formation to batter the line by
LIBERTY
LIBERTY Leaf collection Liberty Township has paper lawn-refuse bags available to residents. The
TARA PAVELKO CHRISTOPHER KIRTOS
TARA PAVELKO CHRISTOPHER KIRTOS CLEARWATER, Fla. -- Sand Key Beach was the setting at 11 a.m.
CROSS COUNTRY E. Palestine, United win league titles
Danny Simpson of Leetonia defended his crown as he took first place in 17 minutes, 18 seconds.
Doctors consider leaving as premiums continue to rise
The exodus could lead to a shortage of surgeons. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR HEALTH WRITER
3 held on burglary, kidnapping charges
NEWTON FALLS -- Police arrested three Portage County men after a brief struggle and charged them
OCTOBER PLANS | Awareness activities
The Mahoning Valley American Cancer Society has planned several events during October, which is
LISA HUTCHKO MATTHEW NICHOLSON
LISA HUTCHKO MATTHEW NICHOLSON GREENFORD -- Lisa Marie Hutchko and Matthew Jason Nicholson
BRIDGET DUNNE HERBERT PAULY IV
BRIDGET DUNNE HERBERT PAULY IV ROCKY RIVER -- Nuptial vows were exchanged in the presence of the
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Devo Hanover (T Jones)16.605.403.80 Scotty Hill (J
NEWTON FALLS Driver has list of offenses
His convictions range from DUI to failure to stop for a school bus unloading children. By SHERRI
CYNDA BACANI DOUGLAS BRAINARD
CYNDA BACANI DOUGLAS BRAINARD YOUNGSTOWN -- Cynda Lynn Bacani and Douglas Carl Brainard, both of
Running backward: a historical view of Youngstown's Peace Race
Opinion: EDITOR: Please allow me to reminisce and to recall clearly the events that led to Youngstown's
Family celebration in Columbiana marks Evanses' 60th anniversary
CANFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. George Evans, 6-A Hunters Woods Blvd., were honored on the occasion of
WITH THE VETS | Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of Oct. 6: TODAY Post 3307, VFW, 1351 Albert St., Youngstown, 2
KEISHA MCGEE JASON WAGNER
KEISHA MCGEE JASON WAGNER YOUNGSTOWN -- New Bethel Baptist Church was the setting at 3 p.m. Sept.
BLOOD DRIVES
MONDAY Farmington VFW Post 7200, state Route 534, West Farmington, 1-7 p.m. Mesopotamia Township
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
SATURDAY'S SCORES FOOTBALL AREA Alliance 28, Can. Timken 20 Kennedy Catholic 38, Lutheran
CHERYL DARNELL CORY KERR
CHERYL DARNELL CORY KERR THURMAN -- Cheryl Renee Darnell and Cory Philmore Kerr were married at
SCOTT SHALAWAY The ups and downs of house finches
When I arrived here on the ridge back in 1985 and set up my first feeding station, the only red
VIENNA Packard equips new plant
Delphi Packard is striving for zero defects at its new plastics location. THE VINDICATOR,
CURRENT PRICES | Around the nation
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
Fair board officers
Fair board officers BAZETTA -- The 15 directors of the Trumbull County Fair Board met at the
PLAYOFFS At a glance
AMERICAN LEAGUE New York vs. Anaheim Tuesday--New York 8, Anaheim 5 Wednesday--Anaheim 8, New
Garden club will sponsor lecture
CANFIELD -- St. Michael Garden Club will sponsor a program by Bill Hixson, world-renowned designer,
Morning at the Museum
Morning at the Museum CORTLAND -- Dr. Louis Zona, executive director of The Butler Institute of
RACHAEL CARLISLE ERIC MADDEN
RACHAEL CARLISLE ERIC MADDEN MINERAL RIDGE -- The wedding of Rachael A. Carlisle and Eric R.
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Hanson has Malone rolling
CANTON -- Don Hanson is applying the football lessons that he learned from coach Guy Gibbs at
SURVIVING & amp; THRIVING Cancer cannot silence songwriter
One of the changes cancer caused in Brenda Rider's life was a return to her playing and writing
YSU Tuition relief coming, Taft says
Many say the faculty and administration pay raises came at a bad time. By JOHN GOODWIN Jr. and IAN
McKelvey should be willing to justify income tax increase
Opinion: Youngstown Mayor George M. McKelvey, city council and the unions representing the police and
INSURANCE SURVEY
INSURANCE SURVEY Medical malpractice Ninety-six percent of physicians say the rising cost of
Programs on Germany
Programs on Germany NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Programs about German culture and government are being
NEW CASTLE Musical gets into habit of humor
In 'Nunsense,' a convent tries to raise some money after a dining disaster. By GARRY L. CLARK
HELPING HANDS | Volunteering
Volunteer Services Agency, a United Way agency, is a local resource for volunteer recruitment in the
WEATHERSFIELD RMI blasts Boeing plan to buy Russian
RMI says it's 'making noise' to assure that Congress won't allow Boeing to use foreign suppliers for
Industrial park filling fast
The past year has been a good one for the Ohio Works Industrial Park. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
MERCER COUNTY COURT Seven sentenced
Judge Thomas Dobson of Mercer County Common Pleas Court sentenced seven people during a session of
COLLEGE FOOTBALL AT A GLANCE
EAST Albany, N.Y. 35, Wagner 14 Alfred 20, Union, N.Y. 12 Bentley 34, Mass.-Lowell 9 C.W.
SALEM Salvation Army makes mission of senior aid
Members visit the elderly and offer a hand with food over Christmas. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
NICOLE MARTUCCI FREDRIC DIBLASIO JR.
NICOLE MARTUCCI FREDRIC DIBLASIO JR. AUSTINTOWN -- The marriage of Nicole Martucci and Fredric
Former mining town is a gem
The mountainside village is anything but the typical tourist trap. By CATHY SECKMAN VINDICATOR
FBI's silence not good for voters
Opinion: Once again the FBI looms large in an election in the Mahoning Valley, and once again voters are
CAMPAIGN REPORT Ex-aides, witness work for Traficant
Traficant's campaign treasurer would not allow The Vindicator to check receipts submitted by the
Saturday, October 5 (46 stories)
Methodist open house
Methodist open house GIRARD -- Girard First United Methodist Church, 22 N. Market St., has
Badger 2, Bristol 0
Badger 2, Bristol 0 KINSMAN -- Nathan Raught scored a goal for the Braves (2-11) on an assist from
PREP FOOTBALL Mooney nips Chaney, 17-13
The Cardinals took advantage of many Cowboys' turnovers. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
Open house set at new school
The new school is part of a $34.7 million district building improvement project. STRUTHERS --
NFL previews coming Sunday
NFL previews coming Sunday This weekend's NFL preview showcasing the Ravens-Browns and Steelers-
FRIDAY'S RESULTS
FRIDAY'S RESULTS WOMEN'S SOCCER Grove City 3, Thiel 1 -- Katie Mound of Newton Falls assisted on
EAST PALESTINE Library seeks patrons 10-18 to join junior friends group
Young volunteers will encourage their peers to use the library. EAST PALESTINE -- The East
Survivor and judge team up for presentation to teenagers
The presenter at a forum stressed that domestic violence is a problem in both poor and affluent
LOCAL
LOCAL Chaney spikers split matches YOUNGSTOWN -- Amanda Furey scored eight points as the Niles
LORI ANNESS JUSTIN DUNN
LORI ANNESS JUSTIN DUNN BOARDMAN -- Living at 10042 Beaconsfield Drive, Parma Heights, after a
FRIDAY'S SCORES
FRIDAY'S SCORES FOOTBALL AREA FRIDAY Mooney 17, Chaney 13 Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary 41,
SHARON Winner continues work on project
Work on the project has never stopped, despite problems in securing a grant, Winner said. By
OHIO STATEWIDE RACES Democrats plug away despite poll results
The two Democratic candidates say their opponents have failed the state. By DAVID SKOLNICK
Beethoven Fest
Beethoven Fest YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown Musica Sacra will present a Beethoven Fest at 10:30 a.m.
PENGUINS, BLUE JACKETS SCHEDULES
PITTSBURGH PENGUINS OCTOBER Thu. 10 -- Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Sat. 12 -- New York Rangers, 7:30
KELLI MCMACKEN JASON MARTIN
KELLI MCMACKEN JASON MARTIN GRANVILLE -- Mayor Frank Stare officiated Aug. 30 at Weeping Willow
BIRTHS
BIRTHS Forum Health Northside Kevin and Dawna Mellott, 3500 Meander Reserve Circle, Canfield,
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Woman pleads innocent to beating her nephew, 10, with tree switch
The caregiver for mentally retarded youth said her nephew used a vulgarity and refused to do
LISBON School principal probes health complaints
The state inspected the school last week. LISBON -- State inspectors are expected to return to
BOARDMAN Man sentenced in dog killing
The man's house arrest began Tuesday, and he'll report to jail in January. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
COLUMBUS U.S. Rep. Strickland to be honored as Democrat of Year
U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland is considered a star in the Democratic Party, according to a state
JULIANN CORTESE JOHN CAMPANA
JULIANN CORTESE JOHN CAMPANA YOUNGSTOWN -- Juliann Cortese, daughter of Joseph and Claire Cortese
TCL ROUNDUP Lisbon posts sixth straight win, 34-15
The Blue Devils rolled past Southern and await the showdown with East Palestine. LISBON -- The
MAC Conference stunners: Salem beats Poland; Niles turns back Howland
Unbeaten Canfield has sole possession of first place. POLAND -- The Salem High football team won
FRIDAY NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES
FRIDAY Mooney 17, Chaney 13 Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary 41, Rayen 0 Massillon Washington 68,
Raiders reign in rain
Warren Harding outlasted Boardman in two overtimes to win 20-19. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS
PEACE AT HOME
PEACE AT HOME Stopping the violence Peace at Home, a two-hour domestic violence-education
It ain't exactly Robert Frost
Opinion: Who knew the World Trade Center was gonna get bombed Who told 4000 Israeli workers at the Twin
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CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XAlliance Area Retired Teachers Association will meet at 8:30 a.m. Oct. 18 at
ICL ROUNDUP Ridge pulls out 14-7 win at J-M
South Range and McDonald posted league victories. NORTH JACKSON -- Steve Velte scored on a 55-yard
TRI-COUNTY FOOTBALL Powers leads East Palestine to win
His touchdown in the final 29 seconds gave the Bulldogs a 10-6 win over Leetonia. By GREG GULAS
Area crime fighter retires with Strollo as his legacy
Opinion: It isn't easy being an FBI agent in the Mahoning Valley when your specialty is the Mafia. Just ask
PEACE RACE Hubbard banker prepares for 15th
Bill Richardson's goal is to run a marathon on seven continents. By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR
DeWine remains undecided on Iraq
Sen. George V. Voinovich has expressed his full support for using military force against Iraq. By
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Stephen P. Dubos, 49, of 7871-B Walnut St., Boardman, and
ERNIE BROWN JR. Hispanics can make voices heard Election Day
President Franklin D. Roosevelt once said this about voting: "Nobody will ever deprive the American
MEREDITH WEIMER BRIAN BENDER
MEREDITH WEIMER BRIAN BENDER YOUNGSTOWN -- Congregation Rodef Sholom was the setting at 5:30 p.m.
Lowellville cruises against Springfield
The Rockets won their seventh straight game, 38-14, and sole possession of the ICL lead. By CHUCK
BRANDY BORDEN KYLE CRANMER
BRANDY BORDEN KYLE CRANMER YOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Brandy Borden and Kyle Cranmer took place
EMILY ZANE | RANDALL VOYTILLA
MANTUA -- Dr. Emily Claire Zane, daughter of Carter and Mary Ann Zane, Crackle Road, and Dr. Randall
YOUNGSTOWN Chamber opts to object to income tax proposal
Raising the income tax may drive people and businesses out of the city, the chamber says. By PETER
PENNSYLVANIA PREPS Wilmington rumbles early for 32-8 victory over Mercer
The Greyhounds scored on their first two possessions and then broke the game open inIf the third
Human remains found at illegal dump
YOUNGSTOWN -- Search dogs found dismembered human remains in several trash bags at a remote illegal
Anti-violence honors
Anti-violence honors YOUNGSTOWN -- The Mayor's Task Force on Crime and Violence Prevention
Friday, October 4 (64 stories)
Meeting councilman
Meeting councilman WARREN -- Councilman John Homlitas, D-3rd, will meet with 3rd Ward residents at
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Mark A. Sakara, 37, of 2309 Bellfield, Youngstown, and Deborah
LIBERTY Schools will get resource officer
The new officer will work to make the schools better and safer. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
UP NEXT Winston Cup
The 2002 NASCAR Winston Cup schedule (winners in parentheses) and driver point standings: Feb. 17
Quiet opening
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BOARDMAN -- The idea is to make couples feel
COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREVIEW Saturday's games
WESTMINSTER (2-1, 0-0 PAC) vs. WASH. & amp; JEFFERSON (2-1, 1-0 PAC) Game time: 2 p.m. at
YOUNGSTOWN Mayor, official square off over tax
The mayor is 'absolutely convinced' that the chamber won't endorse the income tax. By ROGER G.
YOUNGSTOWN Jailed man: Robber stole what I owed aunt
The victim said her nephew had time to repay her before he was shot. By JoANNE VIVIANO
ROUNDUP Liberty defeats Newton Falls
Laura Kellow, Ami Markowitz and Sunny Smallwood ignited the Leopards to their sixth win.
TRUMBULL COUNTY Babies slain, expert says
The expert said she thinks three of the children died because of asphyxia. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
BOARDMAN FBI retiree reviews his career
The imprisoned mob boss wished the retiring agent well. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
BANNED IN HONG KONG
Opinion: BANNED IN HONG KONG Washington Post: When Hong Kong came under Chinese rule five years ago, some
SHENANGO VALLEY Merger-study cities urge Wheatland not to waver
The mayor isn't pleased with the study's progress. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
TEEN HEALTH
TEEN HEALTH What causes inflammation? TEENGROWTH.COM Q. What's an inflammation and what causes
LANDFILL PROPOSAL County answers Lordstown suit
Lafarge and the Ohio EPA have yet to file responses to the lawsuit. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Indoor workouts -- are offered for players ages 14-17 from November through January.
Beware of those wanting to 'reform' Social Security
Opinion: Beware of those wanting to 'reform' Social Security EDITOR: Pete Dupont's article on Social
COLUMBIANA Seeking funds for athletic complex
The track is open to the community, if walkers' shoes are correct. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
TENNIS Peretti-Berry win three sectional matches
Canfield's Rachel McGowan and Renee Lesne advanced to the quarterfinals. MASSILLON -- Gina Peretti
Teachers back Dems
Teachers back Dems COLUMBUS -- The Ohio Federation of Teachers, which represents more than 20,000
GM, DELPHI Keeping eyes on supply
The West Coast port shutdown has two Valley plants making contingency plans. STAFF/WIRE REPORTS
Justyn R. Young, 18, Fairgreen Ave., Youngstown, attempted murder and felonious assault.
Justyn R. Young, 18, Fairgreen Ave., Youngstown, attempted murder and felonious assault. Dennis L.
WARREN 2 charged in contract kickbacks
After an initial cash payment, false invoices were funneled through another company to pay the
YOUNGSTOWN Resignation puts charitable trust in bind
The trust makes donations to educational and nonprofit organizations and hospitals in Mahoning
FOOTBALL
FOOTBALL THURSDAY'S SUMMARY FLORIDA ST 48, CLEMSON 31 Clemson141070--31 Florida St.7211010--
SVC Boardman clinches tie for crown
The Spartans swept the regular season series with Fitch. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS
TOP TIMES Area cross country
BOYS Mark Montgomery, East Liverpool15:54 Luke McCluggage, Jackson-Milton16:03 Danny Simpson,
MINERAL RIDGE Schools lose officer due to lack of funding
MINERAL RIDGE -- The new school year started without one familiar face in Weathersfield Local
STAGE REVIEW 'Overtime' at YSU gives Shakespeare a sequel
The comedy takes up where 'Merchant of Venice' leaves off with very funny results. By GARRY L.
Event at YSU brings cancer survivors, supporters together
Above, sisters Nancy Crobley, left, and Betty Byram, both of North Jackson, carry a banner during
WARREN Judge refuses to drop charge against Griffing
The judge had dismissed the dereliction of duty charge against the water department manager.
MAHONING COUNTY Judge dismisses lawsuit
The judge said some claims were frivolous and others were filed too late. By BOB JACKSON
North Korean spy operation gives new meaning to 'evil'
Opinion: Whether Korea is part of an "axis of evil" will be a matter of some debate for a while. The Bush
WARREN Judge again refuses to drop charge against city auditor
The judge had dismissed the dereliction of duty charge against the water department manager.
SHARON School board refinances loan
SHARON, Pa. -- The city school district will save $252,920 in interest costs by refinancing a 1998
Groups seek to buy Hermitage building
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The city has received two proposals for the sale and development of its municipal
POOL 18 area teams qualify to play in state tournament in June
SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR CALCUTTA -- In early September in the East Liverpool Motor Lodge, 18
WARREN Tsagaris opposes collection location
A Geauga commissioner said two collections per county, per year isn't enough. By DENISE DICK
LISBON 2 wolves remain free
+The missing animals are timber wolves, but a sanctuary spokesman said they will not approach
MAHONING COUNTY Judge drops lawsuit over deputy's firing
The deputy was asking for more than $2 million in damages from Major Budd. By BOB JACKSON
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TRUMBULL COUNTY 3 babies victims of murder, not SIDS, pathologist says
The forensic expert said she thinks three of the children died because of asphyxia. By PEGGY
MAHONING COUNTY Acquitted man files lawsuit
The suit says Newell Spann's civil rights were violated by police. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
CATHOLIC CHARITIES Burglars damage building
Police say the intruders spent hours in the building. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
INDICTMENTS | Mahoning and Trumbull counties
MAHONING These people were indicted Thursday by a Mahoning County grand jury: Remona D. Graham,
POLAND Aerial truck will return soon, says fire official
The truck was taken out of service to repair a failed gasket. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
RMI Boeing answers appeal: We'll follow the law
The aircraft maker said it buys 85 percent of the titanium it uses from domestic suppliers. By
Police: Woman used tree switch to beat boy
Police: Woman used tree switch to beat boy YOUNGSTOWN -- A 10-year-old boy who got F's on his
GIRARD Police give attorney list of guns
The Warren Township man's lawyer plans to sell the guns and give his client the money. By SHERRI
CLEVELAND Goldberg CPA faces 9 charges
If convicted, the accountant faces up to eight years in prison and $450,000 fine. By PATRICIA
BECKY SHER | Hype Stamp on these journals
Your journal knows everything: How you secretly practice your Oscar acceptance speech in front of
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Patrick and Marla Guerrier, 1339 Pheasant Court, Boardman, boy, Oct. 3. Edward and
YOUNGSTOWN Spending items
The city's board of control approved these spending items and contracts Thursday: Paying Glen
DEPTH CHART | YSU vs. ISU
YSU OFFENSE LT -- (66) JOSH DAVIS, 6-5, 295, Jr.; (74) Dean Jewell, 6-3, 300, Soph. LG -- (77)
PREP SOCCER Canfield boys win MAC title for third consecutive season
Poland, Chaney and Fitch posted victories in other action. SALEM -- For the third consecutive
Youngstown's CCA receives high marks in state survey
Opinion: Earlier this year, the Justice Department's Bureau of Justice Statistics released the findings of
VOLLEYBALL Ridge hands Springfield its first ICL loss
Senior Dariana Casado had nine kills and three aces. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
Perry Township man indicted in assault
Perry Township man indicted in assault LISBON -- A 39-year-old Perry Township man has been
CROSS COUNTRY Sim Earich among meets Saturday
The Tri-County League and Metro Athletic Conference also have meets. BAZETTA -- Starting Saturday,
COLD METAL Workers explore buyout
The steel processor brings back 13 workers in Indianapolis as it tries to reach a new labor
SVC VOLLEYBALL Boardman clinches tie for crown
The Spartans swept the regular season series with Fitch. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS
GAIL WHITE Kids' journals are astoundingly unpredictable
Since first grade, my children have kept a daily journal at school, writing on a prompt the teacher
LAWRENCE COUNTY Company to oversee nursing home
A dedication for the courthouse clock tower is planned for Monday. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
Thursday, October 3 (48 stories)
YOUNGSTOWN | Council items
City council handled these items Wednesday: Heard Artis Gillam Sr., D-1st, chairman of council's
LOCAL
LOCAL Change in time NORTH JACKSON -- The Lordstown High School volleyball team will begin its
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
XKevin and Dana Blair of Bangkok, Thailand, are announcing the birth of their second child, a
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Steven K. Timmins, 19, of 1982 Mathews Road, Poland, and
TRUMBULL COUNTY Owner of jail resigns from review committee
The jail review committee reads over contracts and meets with city officials about billing issues.
Ole Miss welcomes Meredith with open arms, a promise
Opinion: What a difference four decades and a battle for civil rights make. On Tuesday, a black man stepped
Lawyer surrenders license in fraud
COLUMBUS -- The Ohio Supreme Court accepted the resignation today of John F. Zimmerman Jr., a former
CAMPBELL Council to vote on plan that involves bringing public health services to city
Council granted a pay raise to the water department superintendent. CAMPBELL -- An ordinance
'Red Dragon' pales next to the original
This piece of the Hannibal Lecter puzzle can't compare to 'Manhunter.' By MILAN PAURICH
SNOW JOB ON ARCTIC DRILLING
Opinion: SNOW JOB ON ARCTIC DRILLING Los Angeles Times: Saddam Hussein does not shiver with dread at the
YOUNGSTOWN Rape-robbery trial ends with 3 guilty
Two young men could spend the rest of their lives in prison. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
GIRARD Womer Benjamin establishes office
The new Valley headquarters indicates the importance of the area in the congressional race, the
WARREN Council seeks people for program
The committee will address quality-of-life issues, one councilman said. By DENISE DICK
WEATHERSFIELD SCHOOLS Facing tax loss, district seeks a state grant
RMI is reducing its tax payments after learning about an exemption. By DENISE DICK and CYNTHIA
TRUMBULL COUNTY Juvenile-jail food plan to save some dough
It is a win-win situation, a jail official says. By STEPHEN SIFF and PEGGY SINKOVICH
Neshannock officials reach agreement with road workers
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A contract agreement has been reached between the Neshannock Township supervisors
Car crash kills woman
Car crash kills woman LISBON -- An East Palestine woman died in a one-car crash in Unity Township.
YOUNGSTOWN Tax is a hot issue for city firefighters
Residents will get the response time they vote for, Fire Chief John O'Neill says. By PATRICIA
GIRARD SCHOOLS Judge weighs suit to oust 3 on board
It will be more than two weeks before board members learn their fate. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY In anger, I don't talk; it's better to take a walk
When I get really angry, I shut up and walk. This does not come easily to me. In fact, it's taken me
NEW CASTLE Man faces charge in boy's death
The child was injured about 111/2 years before he died. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
2 charged in robbery ask for new lawyers
2 charged in robbery ask for new lawyers GIRARD -- Preliminary hearings have been continued so two
MAHONING COUNTY State finds CCA facilities are among best in reducing recidivism
Two CCA facilities were in the top five for the state. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
MCDONALD Crews begin to work on walkway-bike path
The village will put a resource officer in the schools. McDONALD -- Construction has begun on
BREAST CANCER Self-exams saving women's lives, ACS says
Clinical examinations by a doctor and mammograms are vital in the battle against breast cancer. By
Locomotives bill
Locomotives bill YOUNGSTOWN -- State Sen. Robert F. Hagan has introduced a bill in the Ohio Senate
FABULOUS 20 AWARDS Leaders praise Valley companies for high growth
A 4-year-old Boardman company was honored in each of the four award categories. By DON SHILLING
Kidney recipient dies after contracting virus
Kidney recipient dies after contracting virus BALTIMORE -- A Maryland woman who received a kidney
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MAHONING VALLEY Surveys to decide priorities
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown/Mahoning Valley United Way Community Assessment, done to determine what
Authorities arrest Canfield woman, 48, on drug charges
AUSTINTOWN -- An investigation by several law enforcement agencies led to the arrest Wednesday of a
SUNDAY'S GAMES
SUNDAY'S GAMES N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 1 p.m. Oakland at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at Atlanta,
COLUMBIANA Boosting athletes' grades
The study sessions aim to help athletes keep their eligibility to play. COLUMBIANA -- Columbiana
WARREN Officials discuss waste collection site
The legislation will be amended with consultation from department heads, one of its sponsors said.
Bankruptcy reform bill would hurt most those who can least afford it
Opinion: Bankruptcy reform bill would hurt most those who can least afford it EDITOR: As an attorney who
BASEBALL PLAYOFFS
BASEBALL PLAYOFFS National League ARIZONA 81/2-91/2 St. Louis ATLANTA 7-8 San Francisco
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Vincent and Linda Dippolito, 9512 Estate Cottage A-11, Christiansted, Virgin
SHARON Commission turns down zoning-change request
The plan involved putting a couple of billboards along U.S. Route 62. SHARON, Pa. -- If Roy
WEDNESDAY'S SCORES
WEDNESDAY'S SCORES BOYS SOCCER Mooney 7, Hubbard 0 Champion 3, Lakeview 1 JVs: Champion 1,
TRUMBULL COUNTY Judge sets hearing on marriage
A hearing will be Nov. 5 to determine if a marriage license should be granted. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Rape-robbery trial ends with 3 guilty
By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Wednesday's guilty verdicts against
MASTERS TUXEDO Family plans to reopen 2 stores
The company already has 27 tuxedo, costume and dry cleaning stores in five states and Washington,
WARREN Officials discuss waste facility
The legislation will be amended with consultation from department heads, one of its sponsors said.
MERCER COUNTY Judge issues sentence in assault
The man is supposed to report daily to a treatment center in Farrell. MERCER -- Eugene Cheza, 52,
YOUNGSTOWN Three who ran South Ave. bar plead guilty
The family members will be sentenced in early 2003. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
LAWRENCE COUNTY Officials consider speed trackers
The COG will host a forum about a proposed change in county government. By LAURE CIOFFI
Wednesday, October 2 (61 stories)
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Anton Montazeri, 31, of 4521 Deer Creek Court, Austintown, and
Salem cleanup sought
Salem cleanup sought SALEM -- Councilwoman Mary Lou Popa, D-1st, is asking city council's finance
WARREN State disciplinary hearing set for local lawyer
The panel could recommend a reprimand, suspension or disbarment. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
PREP VOLLEYBALL Chaney records sixth victory against Campbell Memorial
Fitch and Warren Harding each scored Steel Valley Conference wins. YOUNGSTOWN -- Jill Kocanyar had
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Veterans agency, commissioners settle suit
Commissioners promised more money this year. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON
WARREN Judge rejects motion filed by transsexual
Judge Swift denied the marriage license application last month. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
GIRARD Trial to oust members of school board begins
Witnesses testified they told the superintendent -- not board members -- of the situation. By
YSU
YSU Volleyball YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown State hit .306 and swept St. Francis (Pa.) 30-16, 32-30,
YSU Officials OK pay raises, mull paying for shortfall
Kent State's president has donated $264,865 of her salary to scholarships. By IAN HILL
LAWRENCE COUNTY State requires plan for nursing home
Commissioners must come up with an administration plan because the administrator is ill. NEW
MERCER, PA. Senior citizens facility to offer 23 residences
The U.S. Department of Housing & amp; Urban Development is underwriting the cost of the
RMI Union to lawmakers: Block use of imports
Boeing is defending its use of Russian titanium, arguing it does not violate any restriction for
AUTO INDUSTRY Cavalier sales remain ahead of 2001 pace
Sales grew for some automakers in September, but GM suffered a double-digit sales drop. STAFF/WIRE
Challenger: Commissioner offered county job to get him out of November race
Incumbent Democratic candidate James Tsagaris denies the allegation. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
BOARDMAN Griffin not envious of Clarett
The two-time Heisman Trophy winner may see his records surpassed by the sensational freshman running
YOUNGSTOWN Aquittal in case of shootout
The defense lawyers say their client didn't know he was dealing with cops. By PATRICIA MEADE
BASEBALL
BASEBALL The Baseball School -- will offer semi-individual or group lessons for hitting and
YOUNGSTOWN Acquittal in case of shootout
The defense lawyers say their client didn't know he was dealing with cops. By PATRICIA MEADE
TRUMBULL COMMISSIONERS Candidate alleges offer to drop out of race
Incumbent Democratic candidate James Tsagaris denies the allegation. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
James leads South Range win
Western Reserve beat Lowellville in the ICL and Crestview improved to 11-0 in the TCL. NORTH LIMA
NEW CASTLE World summit guests note towns' similarities
Several other New Castles are undergoing downtown revitalization efforts, too. By LAURE CIOFFI
NILES Step-dancers compete at Irish culture festivals
About 900 dancers from the United States and Canada are expected at a Niles event. NILES -- Top
U.S. can't play 'Wild West' role in today's world
Opinion: U.S. can't play 'Wild West' role in today's world EDITOR: I am shocked and frightened by
Records expunged
Records expunged YOUNGSTOWN -- A judge approved a request Tuesday to expunge the records of two
YOUNGSTOWN County sales tax remains on ballot
Commissioners tabled three resolutions aimed at imposing the sales tax. By BOB JACKSON
BOXING Women's bout set for TV from Gund
The boxing show Dec. 6 from Gund Arena will mark a pair of milestones. SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR
Police probe shooting
Police probe shooting WARREN -- Police are investigating a shooting near Lynn Park on the city's
Miss Phillipson, Douglas Christy to be married
NILES -- Nov. 9 has been chosen for the wedding of Patricia Phillipson, 870 Frederick St., and
FABULOUS 20 AWARDS Leaders of the Mahoning Valley praise high-growth companies
A 4-year-old Boardman company was honored in each of the four award categories. By DON SHILLING
YOUNGSTOWN Judgment strikes blow to budget
The gravel remains an asset, but it's unclear if selling it would pay any judgment. By ROGER G.
Baker, Campesi rally Boardman past Irish
Chris Baker got the game-winning goal for a 2-1 decision, after Mike Campesi evened the score.
THE WINNERS Fabulous 20
INCREASE IN SALES Pinnacle: United Sales & amp; Distributors Harley-Davidson of Youngstown
YOUNGSTOWN Jury to deliberate robbery, rape case
One defense lawyer said those who identified his client are either mistaken or lying. By BOB
MAHONING COUNTY CROSS COUNTRY Durkin winner of a run that was fun
Jackson-Milton junior Luke McCluggage cruised to the boys individual title. By JOE SCALZO
LABS UNDER THE MICROSCOPE
Opinion: LABS UNDER THE MICROSCOPE Los Angeles Times: At a hearing two months after 9/11, Sen. Dianne
Parents announce Palmer-Maloney wedding plans
The engagement of Margaret Mae Palmer, 3700 Ninevah Road, Ashtabula, and Charles Anthony Maloney,
Hold on a minute: The U.S. is getting its titanium where?
Opinion: If James A. Traficant Jr. had not gotten himself convicted of bribery and drummed out of the U.S.
Masternick's milestone
The Boardman High senior needs 10 goals to reach 100 for her career. By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR
SHARON Not pennies from heaven -- $2 bills from Winner rooftop
Money and discount certificates will rain down in Sharon. SHARON -- Businessman James E. Winner
TRUMBULL COUNTY Man gets 8 years for theft
He also faces charges in Mahoning County. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN
Greenville library plans used-book sale
GREENVILLE -- Thousands of books will be on sale at the Friends of Greenville Area Public Library's
New Jersey voters do what Senate wouldn't
Opinion: Remember how the United States Senate refused to censure Democratic Sen. Robert Torricelli, D-New
SHENANGO SCHOOLS Judge to rule in firing dispute
The union contends the teacher was only praising his pupils. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
POLICE CALLS Canfield, Austintown
CANFIELD CITY Sept. 23 Theft: A Toro lawn mower and bag attachment valued at $503 were stolen
FIRESTONE PARK City to seek bids for fixes
COLUMBIANA -- City Manager Keith Chamberlin will seek bids for renovation of the restrooms at
AWARD WINNERS Fabulous 20
INCREASE IN SALES Pinnacle: United Sales & amp; Distributors Harley-Davidson of Youngstown
GETTING IT RIGHT
The wedding of Heather Jean Yaist and Charles Christopher Crissman will take place July 26, 2003.
WASHINGTONVILLE Council OKs lawyer fees to fight $32 million suit
The militia leader alleges village officials conspired to keep him from public office.
GAIL WHITE War re-enactments stir patriotism in students
On Sept. 20, 40 students from Chaney High School along with their teacher, Martin Murphy, headed to
MAHONING COUNTY Three make a deal in election fraud case
Two ex-candidates were fined $250 and placed on nonreporting probation. By DAVID SKOLNICK
Maplewood, McDonald win cross country titles
The Rockets' boys and Blue Devil's girls easily won the Trumbull County crowns. VINDICATOR STAFF
YOUNGSTOWN 2 men shot while standing on porch on Woodcrest Ave.
One victim was shot in the shoulder, and another has a bullet in his abdomen. YOUNGSTOWN -- "Lucky
Kiwanis division head
Kiwanis division head WARREN -- Jean Forbes, executive director of the Rebecca Williams Community
SHARON POLICE Official drops idea of merger
SHARON, Pa. -- City Council President Fred Hoffman said he's dropped the idea of launching a study
YSU 2002 raises
Here is the breakdown of the raises handed out at Youngstown State University this year: Faculty:
Pummeling opponents
By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF HERE WAS NOTHIN' BUT LOVE for Big Pum and the
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage request submitted again
Judge Swift denied the application last month. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS Board OKs plans for two projects
Construction of the Chaney addition is set to begin next spring. YOUNGSTOWN -- The board of
YSU FOOTBALL Bracken: Defense improving
Mike Bracken, YSU's strong safety, said the Penguins' defense showed improvement in last week's 24-
Tuesday, October 1 (56 stories)
Downtown Youngstown Business incubator will expand into adjacent building
More ambitious expansion plans are hampered by a lack of funds.
BASEBALL PLAYOFFS
BASEBALL PLAYOFFS National League ARIZONA 9-11 St. Louis American League OAKLAND 9-11
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Columbiana High -- is where Bruce Wolfe will conduct a baseball clinic Oct. 12-13 from
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Tennis pals serve up wisdom on staying youthful
They aren't a threat to the Williams sisters, or even McEnroe or Connors, but jeez Louise, they're
YOUNGSTOWN Jury selection starts in trial
The woman was cut across her stomach when she refused to give up a box of money. By BOB JACKSON
RMI TITANIUM Taking a stand against Boeing
RMI's long-term contract to supply titanium for Boeing does not apply to defense planes. By
LID CHEM INC. Owners to give supply records
The company has until Oct. 23 to comply with a subpoena. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and STEPHEN SIFF
Scrappers named
Scrappers named Outfielder Ben Francisco and left-handed pitcher Keith Ramsey of the Mahoning
Music and meatballs
Music and meatballs NEW WILMINGTON -- Westminster College Choir is sponsoring "Music and
Donna L. Castrilla, Garris Graham Jr. to exchange vows next summer
CANFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. William A. Castrilla Sr. of Canfield are announcing the engagement of their
YOUNGSTOWN Playhouse begins stages of renovations
The addition gives the Playhouse room so multiple productions can rehearse at the same time. By
Rehab center doesn't have to help in probe
Rehab center doesn't have to help in probe ORLANDO, Fla. -- In a case closely watched by drug
VIENNA Mathews boosters plan new athletic facility
The cost is estimated at $300,000. VIENNA -- The Mathews Athletic Boosters hope to open a new
AGENDA
AGENDA WEDNESDAY Boardman Township Zoning Commission, 6 p.m., township government center, 8299
Heather Yaist to be bride of Charles Crissman
POLAND -- Lee and Barbara Yaist, 1809 Lealand Ave., are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
In Niles, Warren man dies in one-car accident
In Niles, Warren man dies in one-car accident NILES -- A 23-year-old Warren man died as the result
CURBSTONERS Marshallis QB for YSU's season
Coach Jon Heacock was presented a $2,500 contribution from the Curbstone Coaches. By JOHN KOVACH
Shooting victim update
Shooting victim update YOUNGSTOWN -- Dalvon Dumas, 22, of Midlothian Boulevard remained in
HOWLAND Ivory Coast siege hits local family
French troops secured the school last week and escorted the children and faculty to safety. By
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Brian and Christina Hufnagel, 5619 Vassar Ave., Youngstown, boy, Sept. 30. Jaime
SHARPSVILLE, PA. Council, union OK new contract
Employees can opt out of insurance packages and get an increase in take-home pay. SHARPSVILLE, Pa.
LID CHEM INC. Owners to give supplies records
The company has until Oct. 23 to comply with a subpoena. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and STEPHEN SIFF
MAHONING CO. 2nd suspect implicated in rape trial
DNA from one of the suspects was found in semen samples taken from the rape victim. By BOB JACKSON
NEW CASTLE SUMMIT Hospitality, ideas make impression
Delegates will tour Lawrence County today. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW
PREP SPORTS SVC considers teams, options
If it goes to two divisions, more schools would be interested. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS
Teens say who makes grade
By AMANDA SMITH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT tate governments have strict rules and guidelines for
YOUNGSTOWN Fireworks-store ruling lights B.J. Alan's fuse
The Youngstown fireworks retailer continues its effort to stop a competitor from opening new stores.
POLICE BLOTTER Boardman, Poland
Summary of police activity: BOARDMAN Oct. 10 Theft: Someone stole a stereo face plate and
Terri L. Carlson, Eric Trebilcock to wed next year
NEWTON FALLS -- Robert and Kathy Carlson, 48 Orchard St., are announcing the engagement of their
REUNIONS
4-H is marking 100 years, and Mrs. Edward Bauman, who was a 4-H adviser for 15 years, is planning a
1Ameritech and Sprint convert to 10-digit dialing, including the 330 area code for local calls.
1Ameritech and Sprint convert to 10-digit dialing, including the 330 area code for local calls.
MCDONALD Layoffs hit 32 at steelmaker
A $6 million project for a new furnace also has been delayed. McDONALD -- McDonald Steel has laid
YOUNGSTOWN Prosecutor 'chaos' sets killer free
Warren Stanley's lawyer said prosecutors breached an agreement. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Mastalski-Jordon engagement is announced
The engagement of Lori A. Mastalski of Charlotte, N.C., daughter of Larry and Betty Mastalski of
OHIO CONSUMERS Poll shows drop in confidence over businesses' performance
Only 29 percent of those polled expect the financial condition of their family to improve in the
SCHEDULE Postseason baseball
TODAY Minnesota (Radke 9-5) at Oakland (Hudson 15-9), 4:08 p.m. (ABC Family). Anaheim (Washburn
Mahoning Valley's loss is North Carolina's gain
Opinion: Mahoning Valley's loss is North Carolina's gain EDITOR: More often than we like, we read in the
MERCER CO. PRISON Court decision delays jail fee
The court determined the board doesn't have the authority to assess the fee. By HAROLD GWIN
Sailors must think or sink
The boats and costumes made this a very see-worthy event. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM
SOCCER Fitch girls blank Poland, 4-0; Ursuline edges JFK
Bob Davis, Jeremy Winters, Nick Lutz and Nick Antonuccci scored as Boardman beat East Palestine,
VOLLEYBALL Stanyard leads way for Poland
She led the Bulldogs to 15-7, 15-11 wins over South Range. NORTH LIMA -- Kristen Stanyard scored
Youngstown City Hall issues 'blank' checks
Opinion: The city of Youngstown's Law Department has launched an investigation into payroll checks that were
YSU FOOTBALL Tekac top defender for third week in row
The senior linebacker was a big factor in YSU's 24-17 win over Southwest Missouri State. By PETE
N.Y. bean-counter doesn't know beans about ethics
Opinion: A routine check of state archives by reporters covering the New York gubernatorial election
NOTICES
NOTICES Monsters on the loose KINSMAN -- Children ages 5-12 will create ghoulish Monster Jug
KENT STATE Series will bring poets to campus
After the poetry readings, there will be book signings by the writers. KENT -- A reading by
Former Borden dairy plant meets with wrecking ball
No plans are in place for the property. BOARDMAN -- Two steam shovels sat quietly on the lot of
Crash kills woman, 36
Crash kills woman, 36 NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Vikki Macarella, 36, of East Washington Street, was
TRUMBULL COUNTY Transsexual tries again for license
It is not known when the judge will rule on the motion. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
MONDAY'S RESULTS
MONDAY'S RESULTS BOYS SOCCER Mooney 8, Warren JFK 0 Boardman 5, East Palestine 0 Hubbard 3,
PREP FOOTBALL Chaney, Canfield in different routes to victory last week
The Cowboys exploded early against Poland, while the Cardinals pulled out its win over Niles
CONGRESS Panel says Strickland is no friend to business
U.S. Rep. Steven C. LaTourette scored the lowest out of any Ohio Republican member of the U.S.
BEAVER CREEK STATE PARK New lot to open access to canoeists
Money is being sought to install a parking lot at the site. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
Katie Shannon, Joseph Bestic are engaged
ZANESVILLE -- Announced by Dr. Michael and Linda Shannon, 2860 Dresden Road, is the engagement of
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