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Stories published October 2, 2002

Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.

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


AGENDA

AGENDA THURSDAY Poland Township Zoning Commission, 7 p.m., township administration building,


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


BIRTHS

St. Elizabeth John and Amy Fluent, 5103 Clearfield Drive, Mineral Ridge, twin girls, Oct. 1.


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-