News for September 30, 2003

GIRARD Council removes stipulations from water-damage contracts

City council gets another month to study the Lower Girard Lake dam issue. By TIM YOVICH

METRO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Howland routs Salem, takes sole possession of first place

The Tigers led 32-6 at halftime. By ERIC HAMILTON VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT SALEM -- On paper,

TAC Zuppo is a sparkler in Girard fireworks

The senior quarterback was involved in seven touchdowns. By DAVE DEVEREUX VINDICATOR

City, county officials put out welcome mat for companies

The Ohio River is one of the county's most valuable resources, an official says. By NORMAN LEIGH

CURRENT PRICES Around the nation

Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the

NOTRE DAME Purdue doesn't care who plays QB for Irish

Opponents have been blitzing the Irish, and they haven't done much about it. WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind.

GOP senators back few changes in Bush's $87 billion plan

The battle over $20.3 billion for reconstruction has turned political. WASHINGTON (AP) --

FRIDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL AREA SCORES

Steel Valley Conference Mooney 28, Fitch 7 Warren Harding 31, Ursuline 12 Metro Athletic

Boardman works OT to gain first victory; Wilson loses

PAINESVILLE -- John Fahey's PAT was the clincher in overtime Friday as the Boardman High football

Car violation moves Earnhardt way down in starting position

He'll start at the rear, but Earnhardt is still the man to beat at Talladega. TALLADEGA, Ala.

MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

AMERICAN LEAGUE GABRHPct. Mueller Bos14452085170.327 MRamirez Bos153567117184.325 Jeter

Red Sox, Cubs are postseason fan favorites

Chicago hasn't won a title since 1908, while Boston's last title was 1918. By BEN WALKER

End the steel tariffs

Opinion: Washington Post: No one would ever accuse the Bush administration of being eager to admit to its

MONDAY DRAWINGS

MONDAY DRAWINGS OHIO Night drawings: Pick 3, 8-1-3 Pick 4, 4-7-6-6 Buckeye 5, 3-4-20-36-37

TRUMBULL COUNTY Delmont's wife also pleads innocent

The defendant said the charge is unjust. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR

PITT Texas A &amp; amp;M's pass defense will be tested by Rutherford &amp; amp; Company

Pitt is playing at A & amp;M for the first time after losing to the Aggies 14-12 last year.

West Middlesex tops Saegertown

WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. -- Senior Paul Fair rushed for 86 yards on 12 carries as the West Middlesex High

THE KOVELS | Antiques and collecting Refinishing furniture will reduce its value

If you refinish your antique furniture, you will lower its value. Museums and serious collectors

MERCER 3 Ohioans get prison sentences for theft

They stole jeans, shirts, shoes and other apparel. MERCER, Pa. -- A Cleveland trio were given

LOCAL

LOCAL Sachire-Phillips are ousted SAN ANTONIO -- Former Canfield High tennis star Ryan Sachire

NEW CASTLE Job specifics spur controversy for new assistant roadmaster

Officials say it's too early to tell how finances will be by year's end. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK

AROUND THE HORN | Friday's other games

AMERICAN LEAGUE Yankees 11, Orioles 2 Orioles 3, Yankees 2, 10 innings NEW YORK -- Yankees

BIG TEN Allen's heroics extend Buckeyes' winning ways

His fourth-quarter interception last week halted Bowling Green's rally. COLUMBUS (AP) -- Fourth-

Harding beats Ursuline, claims SVC title

By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT WARREN -- The Harding High football team scored three

Canadian company plans to build facility to make seats for GM

The seat maker estimates it will need fewer workers than Lear to supply GM. & lt;a

TAC Lakeview nips Hubbard, 13-12, in overtime

Bulldogs kicker Jim McHale had two field goals in the nail-biter. CORTLAND -- Kicker Jim McHale

Freshman draws on her artistic abilities

The legally blind teen draws everything from animal portraits to political cartoons. & lt;a

Hamm surpassing even her own achievements

Hamm surpassing even her own achievements AP Photos By BARRY WILNER AP Sports Writer

SLAYING CASE Foster mom faces fraud charges

The siblings of the slain child are in county custody. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF

MIKE BRAUN Concealed carry law may not get chance

I imagine that the robbery at gunpoint of a Youngstown woman and her young child near their home

GIRARD Finances pose obstacle to removal of mold

Officials say a leak in the roof contributed to the mold. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL

WHAT'S DOING?

HUNTER, TRAPPER EDUCATION Leetonia Sportmans Club, E. High Street, Leetonia, 6:30-9:30 p.m., Oct.

Be our next winner!

Be our next winner! k THE VINDICATOR'S "Read to Win" program resumes Monday. By correctly

Speakers to discuss ethical issues

GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Thiel College, UPMC Horizon and Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will host a

Correction

Opinion: In Sunday's editorial on an Ohio Supreme Court ruling regarding the funding for two Mahoning County

Construction alters the traffic flow on Interstates 79, 80

MERCER, Pa. -- Motorists should be alert to possible traffic congestion on sections of Interstates

DISTRICT Campbell whips Mercyhurst; Beaver Local and West Branch win easily

Campbell quarterback Quinn was 5-of-6 passing in the 44-0 win. MERCYHURST, Pa. -- The Campbell

Kicker, Peters get top honors

Nick Terracina's record-breaking field goal earned him Gateway Conference honors. & lt;a

Columbiana quiets Crestview

The Rebels couldn't keep up with the speedy Clippers. By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT

SHARON Winner sells properties as he narrows focus

The restored Buhl Mansion is for sale for $7 million. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU

Canfield runs over Niles; Struthers tops Alliance

CANFIELD -- Chuck DeCola rushed for 100 yards on 14 carries Friday as the Canfield High football

Plan riles Front St. property owners

The study concludes that a majority of the property at issue is blighted. & lt;a

HUNTING

HUNTING Ohio's archery deer season starts Oct. 4 Approximately 200,000 bowhunters are expected

WOMEN'S SOCCER Hamm is playing at the peak of her game in World Cup

PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- The very definition of greatness has been on display by women's soccer's

Senior quarterback Ault keys Mineral Ridge to fifth straight triumph

Chris Ault's passing attack powered the Rams to a 28-0 blanking of J-M. MINERAL RIDGE -- Senior

REDS:

REDS: Red oak White oak Pin oak Shingle oak Black cherry Dogwood Sumac

Mooney defeats Austintown Fitch

By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF AUSTINTOWN -- There were no hidden meanings in

Death by stoning remains barbaric reality in Nigeria

Opinion: Although an Islamic appeals court in the western African nation of Nigeria has saved a single mother

PITTSBURGH Shoe-shine man puts in legwork to raise money for sick children

His philanthropy has been featured in the local and national press. PITTSBURGH (AP)-- Just as he's

By NORMAN LEIGH

By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU TRACY DRAKE STOOD IN A BARREN FIELD under a hot sun set

FORUMULA ONE And the first shall be last

Under a new system, drivers will go out in reverse order today in qualifying. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) --

MUSEUMS Area attractions

Arms Family Museum of Local History -- 648 Wick Ave., Youngstown, (330) 743-2589: The period rooms

MAJOR LEAGUE BOXSCORES

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INTER-COUNTY LEAGUE Lowellville rolls over Springfield in ICL showdown

The Rockets capped their 75-yard opening drive with a touchdown. By GREG GULAS VINDICATOR

WNBA coach to speak against tobacco to pupils

SHARON, Pa. -- Dan Hughes, coach of the Women's National Basketball Association's Cleveland Rockers,

Chaney hangs on to defeat Poland

By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF YOUNGSTOWN -- Failing to capitalize on a potential

Scope of Patriot Act expands beyond the war on terrorism

Opinion: It should probably come as no surprise that the USA Patriot Act, which was drafted and passed in

AMERICAN LEAGUE Tribe's Stanford stifles Blue Jays, gets his first win

It took Stanford eight starts before he finally notched a victory. TORONTO (AP) -- Beating Carlos

Running back Corey Manfull triggers United's 60-6 romp

HANOVERTON -- Corey Manfull rushed just five times but picked up 130 yards and scored four

WIN, PLACE &amp; amp; SHOW

NORTHFIELD RESULTS FRIDAY 1st--M A Rose(G Grismore)4.403.002.60 Pj Stock(T Cole)4.403.00 No

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