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US AIRWAYS Federal official says pension proposal puts funds at risk
US Airways wants to pay its pension liabilities over three decades instead of seven years.
REGIONAL AIRPORT Port authority puts hold on construction, marketing
The departed airport director will not be immediately replaced. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
NILES Best Buy will hire 100 for new store
To avoid long lines of applicants, the retailer will use a telephone screening process. By CYNTHIA
Literacy lesson goes to the dogs
Max and Annie visit a lot of hospitals and especially enjoy visiting cancer patients, their owner
TENNESSEE TITANS 'Acting' comment not funny to Fisher
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Jeff Fisher doesn't think a joke by one of his players will taint the
Congressional priorities tell much about congressmen
Opinion: In a reversal of folk wisdom, which holds, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it," Congress has taken
REGION
REGION Judge approves sale of American Paper YOUNGSTOWN -- Judge William Bodoh approved the sale
New occupant to 'cleanse' Traficant suite with ritual
Rep. Steven C. LaTourette, a Madison Republican who was one of Traficant's closest friends in
NCAA CONVENTION Minority coaching issue is addressed
Establishment of an academy/mentor program is a start. ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) -- Addressing the
LEBRON JAMES Star's car source under scrutiny
The high school basketball player's amateur status could be in jeopardy. CLEVELAND (AP) -- LeBron
MONDAY'S NBA SUMMARIES
MONDAY'S NBA SUMMARIES TRAIL BLAZERS 118, CAVALIERS 94 CLEVELAND (94)--R.Davis 7-17 2-2 17,
MAHONING COUNTY Engineer's workers issue strike notice
The county accepted a fact finder's report, but the Teamsters union rejected it. By BOB JACKSON
BOARDMAN Indiana company will take over American Paper
The company's current owner will lose nearly $39 million on the sale. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR
KOREAN PENINSULA South, Russia urge talks
Washington has offered aid but no guarantees if the North gives up its nuclear program. SEOUL,
The Vindicator
The Vindicator WHERE ARE YOU? If you have one of these mail tubs and are using it for something
NBA Frustrated Blazers whip on Cavaliers
Cleveland appeared to be well-scouted by Portland. PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- Coming off a
TRUMBULL COUNTY Jailer resigns in midst of probe
When the internal investigation is completed, it will be given to the county prosecutor, the sheriff
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
LIQUOR LICENSES Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and
LIQUOR LICENSES Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and
KMART CORP. Discount chain to close 326 more stores
Kmart needs a new strategy to compete with Wal-Mart and Target, experts say. DETROIT (AP) --
NOTEBOOK Australian Open
Support testing for EPO: Andre Agassi supports an International Tennis Federation initiative to test
Judge orders teen to be jailed until hearing
Judge orders teen to be jailed until hearing NEWARK, N.J. -- A troubled teenager was ordered
YOUNGSTOWN Judge denies request for court order
The magistrate said there was no proof that anyone did anything wrong. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
BLUE JACKETS Oilers torch Columbus, 8-5
Georges Laraque and Todd Marchant scored twice for Edmonton. EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) -- The
MAHONING VALLEY Firemen tally loss of gear
Chemicals from the December fire were damaging to the suits and air packs firefighters used. By
3 congressmen say they'll team up
Ohio's delegation to the U.S. Congress is either the second or third strongest, said Rep. Steven C.
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Jon and Kathleen Hunter, 7712 Ragland Drive, Warren, girl, Jan. 13. Kelly
LOTTERY RESULTS
THURSDAY'S DRAWINGS OHIO Night drawings: Pick 3, 4-0-7 Pick 4, 4-6-8-0 Buckeye 5, 14-21-
Sherman Smith likes his choice of weapons to use against Raiders
The Youngstown native and Titans running backs coach has Eddie George in his backfield. By TOM
In other matters Tuesday, the board of education:
In other matters Tuesday, the board of education: Adopted a policy for responding to "assaultive
MAHONING VALLEY Postal Service wants tubs back
Borrowed mail coolers are being restored to post offices. By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF
49ERS Promising year grounded by wave of injuries
A depleted secondary contributed to Sunday's playoff loss to the Buccaneers. By TOM WILLIAMS
YOUNGSTOWN Panel, fire chief reach deal on minority hiring
The human relations commission is returning to handling landlord-tenant disputes and tackling
Planners approve addition at store
COLUMBIANA -- The city planning commission approved a 5,000-square-foot addition to the Sparkle
Mugabe's departure won't end turmoil in Zimbabwe
Opinion: Robert Mugabe's 23 years of authoritarian rule has brought the southern African nation of Zimbabwe
WARREN Council explores charter government
The mayor believes a charter form of government streamlines the way government works. By DENISE
YOUNGSTOWN West Side group expands
Crime prevention will be a major goal of the new coalition. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
Some women are torn between two loves -- family and country.
Some women are torn between two loves -- family and country. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
WARREN Councilman pursues idea for outlet shops downtown
The consultant usually works with a developer or a landowner. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
Associated Press
Associated Press AGREEMENT NEAR: Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, R-Tenn., tells reporters on
Mathews exploring league move
A change may provide a more balanced, competitive environment for the students. By BRIAN RICHESSON
Recycling update
Recycling update WARREN -- All Geauga-Trumbull Solid Waste District recycling sites are now
CURBSTONE Malaska moves up to Class AAA Bulls
The Cardinal Mooney High graduate will be one level away from the major leagues this season. By
YOUNGSTOWN At diversity event, judge speaks of King
'No work is insignificant. All labor that uplifts humanity has dignity and importance and should be
NHL Rookie goalie leads Pens
Mario Lemieux played for only one period in Pittsburgh's 2-1 win in Boston. BOSTON (AP) --
Campus performs well in state data
YSU's full-time tuition rate ranks as the third-lowest among the state's 13 main campuses. By
GIRARD WATER Mayor: water rates won't be increased
The council also approved a code of conduct for youth sporting events. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
Drug discount help to start
Commissioners appropriated $40,000 from sales tax revenue to help fund the program. By WILLIAM K.
ELLWOOD CITY, PA. Cops recover boy's wheelchair
It would have cost $8,000 and taken up to a year for a new wheelchair to be made. By MARALINE
OHIO Campus cutbacks still loom
The governor spoke of a link between higher education and the economic prosperity. By JEFF ORTEGA
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Dale S. Fleischer, 41, of 4429 Burkey Road, Austintown, and
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.00 2.05 Bank One,.84,38.0938.12 Clear Channel, 43.00
LORDSTOWN Village police chief is ending long career
Chief William Catlin's last day on the job is March 2. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
LOUISVILLE, KY. Strikers at GE signal resolve
GE says it is meeting customers' needs despite the strike. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -- Striking
CLINTON, MISS. WorldCom aims to rejuvenate in the spring
Some analysts predict WorldCom will use the name of its MCI long-distance division. CLINTON, Miss.
Secession fight grows
FARRELL, Pa. -- The Farrell Area School Board has hired professional help in its fight to keep the
Cavs pummeled
Cavs pummeled Coming off a discouraging loss, the Portland Trail Blazers wanted to make quick work
Delicious decadence
Delicious decadence kThe third annual For the Love of Chocolate Festival sponsored by The American
FARRELL SCHOOLS Budget report in the black
The school district ended the year in the black for the first time in five years. By HAROLD GWIN
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
MOUNTAINEER RESULTS MONDAY 1st--Diamonds R Us (Brinkley)24.208.606.40 Act With Pride
OHIO STATE PRODUCTS The new color of money: scarlet and gray
By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Even tortilla chips are wearing scarlet
Doctor convicted
Doctor convicted LISBON -- An East Liverpool physician faces up to a year in prison after a jury
ROUNDUP Monday's other games
Pistons 101, Magic 86 ORLANDO, Fla. -- Richard Hamilton scored 27 points and Ben Wallace had 19
A summary of police activity in the city of Canfield and Austintown:
A summary of police activity in the city of Canfield and Austintown: CANFIELD Jan. 8 Damage
District copes with insurance cost rise
LORDSTOWN -- Officials say an unforeseen change in insurance premiums could put a small dent in the
LISBON Construction begins on center for disabled
The project was delayed by a dispute with the state over a sprinkler system. By NORMAN LEIGH
Mom sentenced in child lockout
It's a parent's role to protect the children, the prosecutor told the judge. By PATRICIA MEADE
NFC CHAMPIONSHIP Bucs get another shot in the cold
Tampa Bay has lost four straight games to Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- The Tampa Bay
COLLEGE BASKETBALL Late, disputed bank shot spills Sooners
No. 25 Syracuse upset No. 11 Missouri. ASSOCIATED PRESS STILLWATER, Okla. -- Victor Williams
Struggling Goodyear hints at layoffs, production cuts
AKRON (AP) -- With its stock price still down and its competitive pressures rising, Goodyear Tire
2003 report cards
2003 report cards Area schools The Ohio Department of Education released the 2003 local report