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Bucks survive Pistons' rally

Michael Redd scored a career playoff-high 26 points for Milwaukee. AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) --

The same old plot

The same old plot kMOVIES don't need to be new and different to be produced by Hollywood. The

Wrong on rights

Opinion: Washington Post: The Senate is due to take up a constitutional amendment designed to grant rights in

Will 'Passion' get airtime from major networks?

The broadcasters may be wary about the violence, an analyst says. NEW YORK (AP) -- Despite being

Official's link to broker is probed

The treasurer said the investigations into him are political. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR

NATION

NATION GM executive receives millions in compensation DETROIT -- General Motors Corp. chairman

AUDITIONS Where to try out for roles

ACTORS "Androcles and the Lion," "The Ugly Duckling," and "Children of Eden." Kent Trumbull

More buy environmentally friendly cars

Pennsylvania and Ohio rank 10th and 11th in hybrid car registrations. DETROIT (AP) -- The number

TRUMBULL COUNTY Teens testify on Fowler program

It is not known if the police chief will testify. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF

CALIFORNIA Officer's slaying sparks death penalty debate

The police force is pressuring a prosecutor opposed to capital punishment. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) --

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Ohio Night drawings: Pick 3, 4-2-9 Pick 4, 1-6-8-4 Buckeye 5, 9-13-18-22-30 Super Lotto

CAL THOMAS Sharon's gamble in Gaza, elsewhere

Opinion: By deciding to give up areas populated by Jews in Gaza (known as "settlements" by those who regard

Niles man is appointed to MVSD board

NILES -- City council has appointed James Sylvester of Bonnie Brae Avenue to serve a three-year term

ROUNDUP | Wednesday's other games

NATIONAL LEAGUE Marlins 8, Phillies 7, 12 innings PHILADELPHIA -- Mike Lowell became the first

MAHONING VALLEY Lowellville mayor warns village of possible money problems

Tri-Span Inc. recently bought 15 acres in the village for a new building. By MARALINE KUBIK

Teacher resigns over providing details of test

REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio (AP) -- A teacher has resigned more than a month after being put on leave for

Publicize your festival

Publicize your festival Wanted: Festival news. Groups that are planning summer festivals should

Creditor group argues for alternative takeover plan

By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER WARREN -- The creditor group vying for the

Utica, Ill., residents recall 8 who died in tornado

UTICA, Ill. (AP) -- When a twister tore through this small town, people bolted for the safest places

INDIANS Vizquel on verge of 2,000th hit

The shortstop is also closing in on his 2,000th game. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF

Abuse of disabled people is prevalent, speaker says

About 85 percent of mentally retarded women will be sexually abused. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN

Alcohol ads surround teens' picks

Trade groups said parents, not ads, had more influence on underage drinking. ST. LOUIS POST-

Brookfield officials list 12 cuts

It's certain that pupils will have to pay to play next year. By MIKE VAN CLEAVE VINDICATOR

Major reforms are needed to make the Endangered Species Act friendly to both people and animals. ESA's rigid regulatory framework should be replaced with voluntary, non-regulatory, incentive-based

Opinion: Major reforms are needed to make the Endangered Species Act friendly to both people and animals.

House mulls elections for time of crisis

The House's No.3 Republican is talking with others about what to do. WASHINGTON (AP) -- On Sept.

MAHONING COUNTY

MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Douglas L. Braund, 46, of 5258 N. Beacon Drive, Austintown,

Investigators probe blast at Saudi security building

A group claimed responsibility for the fatal explosion. RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) -- Investigators

OHIO Son accused of buying drugs while mom's home lacked heat

CLEVELAND (AP) -- The son of an 81-year-old woman is accused of using her money to buy drugs while

The Sources

The Sources Ticketmaster: Kaufmann's in Eastwood, Southern Park and Shenango Valley malls; and

TRUMBULL COUNTY Adult club stays trouble-free

Officials will see if the club has been paying personal property tax. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and

Deal is turning point

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AREA'S TOP TRACK &amp; amp; FIELD MARKS

BOYS DIVISION I 100: Davis (Howland) 11.1; Koval (Poland), 11.2; Davis (Harding), 11.2; Provitt

"If the peaceful track does not play itself out ... major hostilities will resume on short notice."

Opinion: "If the peaceful track does not play itself out ... major hostilities will resume on short notice."

MAGAZINE'S PICKS Starship tune leads the list of worst songs

NEW YORK (AP) -- Starship may have built this city on rock 'n' roll, but Blender magazine is tearing

Adult club stays trouble-free

Officials will see if the club has been paying personal property tax. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and

Lowellville mayor warns village of possible money problems

Tri-Span Inc. recently bought 15 acres in the village for a new building. By MARALINE KUBIK

Researchers: No sperm used in making mice

Scientists stimulated an egg with chemicals and an electrical charge. MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL

NBA ROUNDUP | Wednesday's other games

Heat 93, Hornets 63 MIAMI -- The Heat had no need for another last-second hero -- not the way New

YSU FOOTBALL Spring 'D' earning a D

Coach Jon Heacock said the defense needs to improve. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF

Two will face grand jury in connection with melee

One man was shot and a policeman injured after a concert. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR

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Spring 'D' earning a D

Coach Jon Heacock said the defense needs to improve. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF

CBS shows photos of Diana after wreck, angering many

The pictures weren't graphic or exploitative, CBS insisted. LONDON (AP) -- Family and associates

YOUNGSTOWN | Council's actions

City council met Wednesday and: Heard Sarah A. Gunn, president of Habitat for Humanity of Mahoning

Senator's wife faces charge after dispute

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The wife of Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., was accused Wednesday of hitting a woman in

Troops return from Iraq

The soldiers were escorted in by several police departments. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW

From Cosby to Keaton, a who's who of laughs

Classic and contemporary comedy were cited in the survey. By TRACEY D'ASTOLFO VINDICATOR

Trying to get the bugs out

There is no wood in the building other than furniture. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF

Philippi's hits power Wilson

Campbell defeated Chaney and Poland won a MAC contest with Struthers. YOUNGSTOWN -- Marcus

Coalition hesitates in blame for bombs

Iraqi forces weren't a reliable source of help for the coalition. BASRA, Iraq (AP) -- Coalition

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Help seek more funds, Liberty chief urges

Art programs and busing have recently been victims of funding hits. By HOLLY A. TAYLOR

Kerry discloses meetings with lobbyists

The disclosures go beyond what is required by law and is in response to criticism. WASHINGTON POST

Sharon pushes plan despite declining popularity

JERUSALEM (AP) -- Prime Minister Ariel Sharon is losing ground in his hard-line Likud Party less

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Top drug suspect captured, faces charges in 2 countries

Mexico's attorney general accuses Otto Herrera of ties to a Colombian cartel. MEXICO CITY (AP) --

California grand jury indicts Michael Jackson

More than two dozen witnesses testified. LOS ANGELES TIMES SANTA BARBARA, Calif. -- A grand jury

Commissioners to hire state help to persuade voters to back tax levy

Commissioners will present the information to voters on the campaign trail. By BOB JACKSON

Koval set for tough challenge

The Austintown heavyweight will help highlight an eight-fight card. WHEELING, W.Va. -- Pat Nelson

Making the ESA proactive could unite its defenders and critics.

Opinion: Making the ESA proactive could unite its defenders and critics. By WILLIAM ROBERT IRVIN KNIGHT

Queen Mary 2 ends maiden Atlantic crossing

Queen Mary 2 ends maiden Atlantic crossing NEW YORK -- Gigantic, it is. Titanic, it's not.

Lowellville mayor warns of possible money problems

Tri-Span Inc. recently bought 15 acres in the village for a new building. By MARALINE KUBIK

Judge prepares to choose winner in bid for company

Bondholders told the judge their offer for Weirton Steel is the best. WHEELING, W.Va. (AP) --

Traffic project targets 3 St. Clair Twp. sites

Rights of way must be clear by May 19 for the work to be done this year. By NANCY TULLIS

Cubs pummel Bucs starter in early blowout

Winless Josh Fogg was torched in Chicago's 12-1 romp. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Managers always talk

SOFTWARE MAKER Deal is turning point

A Youngstown company is bracing for the effects of a national sales contract. By DON SHILLING

Poland zoning rules get final OK

The new regulations create a business corridor along U.S. Route 224. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.

U.S. forces seek aid from former military

Ex-Iraqi officers contend they could quickly reorganize and bring order. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR

Council OKs idea to look into plan to merge 911 centers

A separate 911 center drains the city budget, councilman says. By ROGER G. SMITH and BOB JACKSON

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MOVIE REVIEW '13 Going On 30' is pleasant but forgettable tweener fare

The body-swapping premise doesn't break any new ground. By MILAN PAURICH VINDICATOR

Masters from 2 countries to vie in 'Iron Chef America'

The cooking show with a cult following gets a new twist. SCRIPPS HOWARD "Allez cuisine!" If

Colin Powell fails to redeem himself

Opinion: BOSTON -- A while back, a friend of mine took a new job that had all sorts of opportunities and

HER BASES-LOADED DOUBLE KEPT BOARDMAN UNDEFEATED.

Her bases-loaded double kept Boardman undefeated. BOARDMAN -- Melanie Lodyn hit a bases-loaded

Iraq hearings produce details

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Two days of Capitol Hill hearings on Iraq have produced some new details on Bush

OSU FOOTBALL Draft doesn't decimate Buckeyes' defense

Ohio State lost some big names, but there's plenty of talent remaining. COLUMBUS (AP) -- The

Constant vigilance, moving fast are rules of road in Iraq

The navigator guards religiously against getting lost. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS CAMP FALLUJAH,

Report: Basinger's jewels from Baldwin sell big

Report: Basinger's jewels from Baldwin sell big NEW YORK -- The engagement ring that Alec Baldwin

Anti-immigrant candidates fail to win board seats

A record number of Sierra Club members participated in the election. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Anti-

Diplomat's diaries are made public

James Grover McDonald, who died 30 years ago, was a native of Ohio. LOS ANGELES TIMES WASHINGTON

Group seeks stronger rules on kennel in neighborhood

Salt Springs Road residents were upset over a planned bike trail. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS

HOLLYWOOD

Updating an older, successful movie tends to be financially safe. By GLENN LOVELL KNIGHT RIDDER

MAHONING COUNTY Council OKs idea to look into plan to merge 911 centers

A separate 911 center drains the city budget, councilman says. By ROGER G. SMITH and BOB JACKSON

Rumsfeld's phraseology put to music

A songwriter has made a CD based on the secretary of defense's 'lyrics.' KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS

Stopping on a dime

There's an old joke about a fellow named Artie who breaks into a home and kills three people during

Fox plans to launch 5 series

One exec hopes the summer programming will give stability to the network. LOS ANGELES TIMES

Manning's father favors N.Y.

Archie Manning doesn't want his son, Eli, stuck on a bad team. SAN DIEGO (AP) -- Archie Manning

Today is Thursday, April 22, the 113th day of 2004. There are 253 days left in the year. On this date in 1954, the televised Senate Army-McCarthy hearings begin.

Today is Thursday, April 22, the 113th day of 2004. There are 253 days left in the year. On this

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