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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
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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,