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Dilapidated buildings
Dilapidated buildings NORTH LIMA -- Beaver Township trustees agreed Tuesday to give three property
NHL STANLEY CUP FINALS
NHL STANLEY CUP FINALS May 27 New Jersey 3, Anaheim 0 May 29 New Jersey 3, Anaheim 0 May
Don't blame Buddy for the Clinton saga
Opinion: Philadelphia Inquirer: It turns out the nation owes Buddy the dog far more gratitude than it
DUCT TAPE Functional to fashionable uses come to the forefront
Sales got a boost from the new Department of Homeland Security. BALTIMORE SUN Duct tape
The bigger the boys, the bigger their toys
Andy Burns is intent on getting his 1952 International Harvester Farmall tractor running properly.
MONDAY'S TRANSACTIONS
MONDAY'S TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL American League BOSTON RED SOX--Named Dave Wallace interim
Police find body fragments
WILKES-BARRE, Pa. (AP) -- Pennsylvania State Police continued searching for remains at a home where
Judge sentences friend of Stewart's
Judge sentences friend of Stewart's kIMCLONE SYSTEMS founder Sam Waksal, above, will serve a
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Bonnie Marshall and Trevor Mohney, 1700 W. Western Reserve Road, Youngstown, boy,
THE LINKS AT FIRESTONE Panel OKs preliminary plan for homes
More than $100 million worth of property is awaiting development. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
Parole request denied
Parole request denied WARREN -- A man who pleaded no contest to involuntary manslaughter for the
CAMPBELL Homeowner adds up losses from blaze
Some things lost, such as kids' photos, were priceless, the homeowner said. By MARALINE KUBIK
TRUMBULL COUNTY Will Roberts end up on death row?
A Trumbull County judge also could sentence Roberts to life imprisonment. CLEVELAND (AP) -- A
Communities want plant, but new jet isn't approved yet
The 7E7 is the third proposal in the past two years. SEATTLE (AP) -- As communities around the
FUND-RAISER Playhouse plans golf outing
HUBBARD -- Youngstown Playhouse will sponsor a golf outing Monday at Pine Lakes Golf Course. The
GAIL WHITE Spending time with Dad is the greatest gift on Father's Day
"Want to have a cookout?" It is a question my father asks nearly every weekend during the summer.
VIENNA U.S. Rep Ryan pushes for air base expansion
'Operation Air Base' will get under way shortly. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER
WARREN Voters must OK bond issue for new schools to be built
The recommended plan calls for five new K-8 buildings and a new high school. By DENISE DICK
BOARDMAN Search continues for a zoning inspector
The job originally was offered to someone, then the trustees reconsidered. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
A HEAVY LOAD Will new-look truck carry Ford to solid ground?
The company's future lies in its new F150. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS NORFOLK, Va. -- William Clay
HELOISE Condensed milk recipe will work well in an emergency
Dear Heloise: I used a recipe you had in one of your columns. It was for sweetened condensed milk.
WARREN OEPA urges landfill action
Company and city officials say they haven't seen data claiming WRI is the source. By DENISE DICK
HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY! Mary Zagar
Born: June 11, 1903. Birthplace: Louisiana. Her father was a barrel maker, and her mother was a
HOWLAND Petition targets local developer
The developer says he is addressing the concerns. By STEPHEN SIFF and PEGGY SINKOVICH
WARREN Noon in Park music series will kick off its 27th year
The series began in 1976 and has grown in popularity. WARREN -- The 27th annual Noon in the Park
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS Board adopts teachers pact that includes 4% raises
In 2005, the district will pay $58.7 million for employment. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
Area officials should seek definitive stats on poverty
Opinion: Why would anyone in the Mahoning Valley challenge a study that shows poverty in the Youngstown-
Block watch meeting Thursday
Block watch meeting Thursday SNOOP Block Watch will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at Lynn Park in the
Associated Press
Associated Press FIRST TRUCK: The first of Ford's all-new 2004 F-150 waits to roll off the line at
Girard Chamber plans anniversary gala in streets
GIRARD -- The Greater Girard Area Chamber of Commerce and Northcoast Pools, 103D Harry St., will
Summary of police activity for Boardman and Poland:
Summary of police activity for Boardman and Poland: BOARDMAN June 2 Drugs: Police charged a
SHARON Kidnap-murder case convict wins rehearing
An Ohio case resulted in the rehearing of some 2,000 cases. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
Scores and schedules
June 4: San Antonio 101, New Jersey 89 June 6: New Jersey 87, San Antonio 85 Sunday: San Antonio 84,
Township trustees took the following action Monday night:
Township trustees took the following action Monday night: Approved spending $25,000 for
AUSTINTOWN Police fear budget cuts imperil officers, residents
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER AUSTINTOWN -- Police say they're worried that staff changes
Suspect eludes police
Suspect eludes police AUSTINTOWN -- Police are looking for a man who ran from them during a
Fitness goes to the 'core'
KNIGHT RIDDER Shapely biceps and an aerobic-honed body are impressive. Tight abs are good, too.
FBR CAPITAL OPEN SCORES
FBR CAPITAL OPEN SCORES MONDAY At TPC at Avenel Potomac, Md. Purse: $4.5 million Yardage:
You may recognize the names of the headliners at this year's Mahoning Valley Rib Burn Off, but what
You may recognize the names of the headliners at this year's Mahoning Valley Rib Burn Off, but what
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division WLPctGBL10StrHomeAwayIntr Boston3526.574--4-6W-218-917-174-2
HUBBARD Township receives bids for summer paving work
A meeting is set to discuss sewer system issues. HUBBARD -- Township trustees opened five bids
SUNDAY'S GAMES
SUNDAY'S GAMES National League Atlanta 6, Pittsburgh 5 Interleague Seattle 13, N.Y. Mets 1,
FARRELL SCHOOLS Board must generate 150k to pay retirement funds
The pension contribution cost will jump to nearly $400,000 in 2004-05. FARRELL, Pa. -- The Farrell
Motorcyclist injured
Motorcyclist injured YOUNGSTOWN -- Anthony J. Defrance of Mansell Drive, Liberty, was in stable
WARMING TRENDS Spring things
Here are some of the top trends that came onto the fashion scene in the spring: Miniskirts.
DOHA, QATAR OPEC ministers decide to keep production levels
Gas prices will rise if OPEC holds to production quotas. DOHA, Qatar (AP) -- OPEC ministers
YOUNGSTOWN Jury indicts 4 on drug charges
A federal grand jury indicted two Californians and two from Youngstown. By PATRICIA MEADE
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Frank A. Peachock Jr., of 221 Lake Shore Terrace, Warren, and
NORTHERN OHIO Red Cross pleads for blood donors
The American Red Cross, Northern Ohio Blood Services Region, is in the ninth day of a blood
Pony score from Sat June 7th
Pony score from Sat June 7th Greewood Chevy 6 Canfield B & amp; R Tire 1 Jake Volsko
AGENDA
AGENDA THURSDAY Internal Affairs Committee of the Youngstown State University Board of Trustees,
YOUNGSTOWN Judge to decide legality of pistol
A Hillman Street man said he wants protection because he was robbed once and chased several times.
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.062.09 Bank One,.84,38.8438.86 Clear Channel, 41.61
Evolution isn't as universally accepted as proponents say
Opinion: Evolution isn't as universally accepted as proponents say EDITOR: In a recent readers letter
DeLuca has a blast at long-drive contest
Pro golfer Annette DeLuca flashes a smile upon hearing how far she hit her ball in the Schwebel's
PUPILS IN THE SPOTLIGHT
PUPILS IN THE SPOTLIGHT Receiving scholarship SHARON, Pa. -- Nicholas M. Brink, a Sharon High
CANFIELD TOWNSHIP Gibson Road court battle continues
The township hasn't been billed for most of the legal work. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR | Annie's Mailbox He doesn't want 'Mary' to go to jail for the crime
Dear Annie: I married "Mary" three years ago. At the time, I owned a nice home, car and had no debt
BUILDING PROJECT What's planned
The Youngstown Central Area Community Improvement Corp. will: Build a four-story, 80,000-square-
YOUNGSTOWN Lawyer seeks change of venue
'Spillover' from coverage of an officer's slaying could taint the juror pool, he said. By BOB
DOWNTOWN YOUNGSTOWN CSB faces deadline on decision to move to building addition
The proposal would bring 200 jobs downtown. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Today is Wednesday, June 11, the 162nd day of 2003. There are 203 days left in the year. On this
Opinion: Today is Wednesday, June 11, the 162nd day of 2003. There are 203 days left in the year. On this
GIRARD Law director backs cop in probe of Ross
The police captain says he was berated by the judge. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
LAKE MILTON AP story on sex attack is in error, cops say
The special task force never contacted Milton Township police, the captain said. By PATRICIA MEADE
DETROIT GM says economy puts damper on earnings expectations for year
GM says its increasing efforts to cut costs and boost revenue. DETROIT (AP) -- General Motors
FASHIONS Playful styles had plenty of runway
Embroidered and printed fabrics and hand-painted designs appeared. SCRIPPS HOWARD Rainbow
Animal shelter hours
Animal shelter hours WARREN -- The Animal Welfare League of Trumbull County's shelter will be open
NEW YORK ImClone founder gets 7-year sentence, $4.3M fine
A prosecutor says the sentence shows corporate crooks will serve real jail time. NEW YORK (AP) --
Hoover lays off nearly 100 employees
NORTH CANTON -- The budget ax fell on nearly 100 salaried employees at the Hoover Co. on Tuesday,
2002 SPENDING Growth slowed down for health-care costs
NEW YORK (AP) -- Health-care spending growth slowed for the first time in five years in 2002 as
HARD AT WORK: Lauren Opstad of Denver, N.C., also a member of World Changers, helps remove old
HARD AT WORK: Lauren Opstad of Denver, N.C., also a member of World Changers, helps remove old
NILES If Mama Duck doesn't return, waddle ducklings do?
The mother and her babies have gained celebrity status. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR
Sharon man pleads guilty in fight that resulted in death
MERCER, Pa. -- Jerrold L. Allen, 31, of Sharon, has pleaded guilty to charges of simple assault,
"If the coup fails, it's a catastrophe. If it doesn't fail, it's still a catastrophe."
Opinion: "If the coup fails, it's a catastrophe. If it doesn't fail, it's still a catastrophe." Sid'Ahmed
MAHONING MRDD Changes aim to improve services
Renovation of a building at 130 Javit Court is done. YOUNGSTOWN -- The Mahoning County Board of
THE ATTACKS
THE ATTACKS Where they happened A list of attacks authorities have linked to one perpetrator:
INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION This is not your father's shop class
Kids cannot afford to be technologically illiterate in today's world, a middle school teacher says.
Township trustees will decide on more layoffs at month's end
Part-time firefighters could be among those laid off. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Trendy togs feature touches of hot colors
NEW YORK (AP) -- Many of this season's trendiest togs have an athletic bent, so how does one choose
Teens build faith through home repairs
By JOHN SKENDALL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Teenagers from Georgia, Alabama,
Officials want Boeing plant
The local airport site meets many of the criteria the jet manufacturer is seeking. By DON SHILLING
GIRARD Mayor calls for levy and sale or use of land
The city has until Aug. 25 to place a safety forces levy on the November ballot. By TIM YOVICH
COLUMBUS Merits of video slots debated
Committee debate was to begin today. By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT COLUMBUS --
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA Authorities link attacks on girls to one person
He pretends to be a delivery man, usually on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. CLEVELAND (AP) -- A man
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
TODAY XFraternal Order of Eagles 3298, 1655 Raccoon Road, Austintown, will serve dinners from 4 to
PUBLICATIONS Magazine is a cauldron of ideas
You must treat your computer right, or you'll risk upsetting your vaettir. By PETER CARLSON
COLUMBIANA CO. Two nurses face charges in theft of drugs from health facilities
The state pharmacy board investigated. LISBON -- Two nurses are charged with drug offenses in
SOCIAL SECURITY Q & amp;A
Q: I have severe high blood pressure. Does that qualify as a disability for Social Security