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Opinion: Adv16 For release Friday, July 16 Today in History By The Associated Press Today is Friday,
KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR \ Annie's Mailbox Their unexpected hurdle has a silver lining
Dear Annie: My 17-year-old son and his girlfriend are going to have a baby. I knew they were having
SIERRA NEVADA Artifacts believed to be from Donner Party
Archaeologists found a hearth, bone fragments and other items. TRUCKEE, Calif. (AP) --
Liberty panel makes zoning recommendation
Liberty panel makes zoning recommendation LIBERTY -- The township zoning commission is
FILMS Toronto Film Festival adds South African flavor
The lineup includes the first feature film shot in the Zulu language. TORONTO -- (AP) The 29th
HOW THEY SEE IT Al-Qaida's sanctuary continues to grow
Opinion: By DOUGLAS FARAH and RICHARD SHULTZ WASHINGTON POST WASHINGTON -- With the end of the brutal
Golf tournament, concert featured in Sunfest event
Golf tournament, concert featured in Sunfest event YOUNGSTOWN -- Here comes the sun -- and here
TANTRIC Radio chose 'Chain' cover
The lead singer said group members are all fans of Fleetwood Mac. By WAYNE BLEDSOE SCRIPPS
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Commissioners consider 1 percent sales tax renewal
The tax brings in almost half the county revenue. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
Slim-Fast drops Whoopi over remarks about Bush
Slim-Fast drops Whoopi over remarks about Bush LOS ANGELES -- The Slim-Fast diet drink company has
Votaw hopeful tourney will stay
The South Range High graduate is optimistic the local LPGA event can be saved. By PETE MOLLICA
SHENANGO LIBRARY New bids save cash for city
The new base bid came in $355,000 lower than the earlier bid on the job. By HAROLD GWIN
HOW HE SEES IT Don't combat terrorism with terrorism
Opinion: By JOHN C. BERSIA ORLANDO SENTINEL When the shadowy "Salvation Movement" appeared on al-Arabiya
TEN COMMANDMENTS Judge can't use poster
One judge dissented in the court's decision. CINCINNATI (AP) -- A state judge cannot post the Ten
Gregory-Strangis engagement is made known
XCANFIELD -- Paul and Roni Sue Gregory, 7054 Tryaltan Lane, are announcing the engagement of their
FBI offers reward for bank burglary information
FBI offers reward for bank burglary information GREENVILLE, Pa. -- The FBI is offering an
Singer and snacks out at Piggly Wiggly
WASHINGTON POST You just never know which rock 'n' roll legend you're going to run into in the
WARREN TOWNSHIP Officials work to fix problems at local landfill
The hydrogen sulfide level detected is considered an unsafe exposure. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Jessica O'Dea to be bride of Rodney Ramps
XNEW MIDDLETOWN -- William and Santa O'Dea, 11639 Youngstown Pittsburgh Road, are announcing the
Casey, Levet take the early lead
Ernie Els highlighted his round with a hole in one. TROON, Scotland (AP) -- In a dramatic start to
Stroke survivors get support
Jay Leno just finished his monologue, and Thomas Maley headed to the bathroom for a glass of water.
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Bush skips NAACP speech
Opinion: New York Daily News: You've been maligned as appealing to the "underside of American culture." You
MAHONING VALLEY Experts say residents need flood insurance
Fewer than 200 households in Mahoning and Columbiana counties have flood insurance. By DAVID
HELOISE Extra phones for elderly offer some peace of mind
Dear Heloise: Some of the elderly in my family live alone. We simply cannot afford some of the
POLITICS Koppel gives his perspective on 'Fahrenheit'
KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS "Fahrenheit 9/11," Michael Moore's hit, President Bush-bashing
WORKERS' COMPENSATION Cracking down on fraud cases
The bureau has increased the number of investigators from 10 to 124. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR
MOVIE RELEASE Will Smith sticks to summer
The actor continues to find success with vacationing summertime audiences. By JOE NEUMAIER NEW
Confident Teske returns
By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA -- Defending Giant Eagle LPGA Classic champion
BRITISH OPEN Els' ace highlights today's play
Early starters were playing the first two holes with success. TROON, Scotland (AP) -- The world's
Wife arrested in beating
Wife arrested in beating CANFIELD -- Police arrested a North Broad Street woman this morning after
LPGA TOUR STATISTICS
Through July 11 Scoring 1, Annika Sorenstam, 69.11. 2, Grace Park, 70.02. 3, Lorena Ochoa, 70.26.
EAST STATE STREET ODOT deems Sharon bridge safe for traffic
Some repairs are needed to maintain the 15-ton limit, Mayor David Ryan said. SHARON, Pa. -- The
SUDAN U.N. chief worries about refugees' fate
Aid workers are in the region, but the militias aren't disarmed. UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- Thousands
PNC PARK Bucs open second half in cellar
Despite some successes, the Pirates appear headed for another losing season. PITTSBURGH (AP) --
MAHONING COUNTY Six are arrested in the beating of jail inmate
The defendants were expected to be in federal court today. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
NBA O'Neal is already a big hit in Miami
It didn't take long for the Heat to reap dividends from getting the ex-Laker. MIAMI (AP) --
CITY SCHOOLS Niles opens 8 bids for demolition
The board could award a contract for the project at a meeting later this month. By SHERRI L.
Play the game to make a name
The field is wide open for unknown golfers. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA --
OVERSEAS CONTRACTS Study finds states send government work out
Government jobs go to foreign workers. LOS ANGELES TIMES WASHINGTON -- More than 40 state
The Trumbull County Fair runs through the end of the week at the county fairgrounds in Bazetta.
The Trumbull County Fair runs through the end of the week at the county fairgrounds in Bazetta.
TRUMBULL COUNTY Warren council OKs anti-racial profiling resolution
'Our community needs to begin to heal,' a councilman said. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF
GRAEDONS | People's Herbal Pharmacy Poison-ivy problems? Remedies come to rescue
Q. My mother-in-law is incredibly sensitive to poison ivy. A walk in the woods is guaranteed to end
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION Critics say Clinton should give speech
Clinton said she's not angry about being left out. NEW YORK DAILY NEWS A top New York Democrat
REGION
REGION UCFC earnings decline after gain in 2003 YOUNGSTOWN -- United Community Financial Corp.
GAY MARRIAGE Senate Republicans try another approach
New legislation could limit recognition of marriages outside sanctioned states. WASHINGTON (AP) --
Trustees to focus on accident issues
EMS volunteers were summoned, but didn't go to a Petersburg wreck. NEW SPRINGFIELD -- Springfield
POWER PLANTS EPA weighs lawsuits for clean air violation
Power plants are required to add pollution controls when expanding. WASHINGTON (AP) -- The owners
GAMBLING INDUSTRY Harrah's agrees to buy Caesars Entertainment
The deal follows another high-profile merger on the Strip. LAS VEGAS (AP) -- In a deal that would
DEBORA SHAULIS | On the Scene Penguins continue waddling
If you missed the debut of Penguin Parade last weekend at Summer Festival of the Arts at Youngstown
BEAVER TOWNSHIP Trustees want building to store road salt
Trustees declared three township properties as public nuisances. By VIRGINIA ROSS VINDICATOR
CLEVELAND Cavaliers owner Gund places blame for losing Boozer on himself
Gordon Gund said criticism should be directed toward him, not Jim Paxson. CLEVELAND (AP) --
OHIO LEGISLATURE Group seeks formula to fund suburban schools
They don't want money taken from one school district to be given to another. By JEFF ORTEGA
It's time for President Bush to depart Fantasy Island
Opinion: It's time for President Bush to depart Fantasy Island EDITOR: Is the Bush administration living
ELECTRONICS Spurred by the sales of iPod, Apple profit triples
The music player has raised the profile of the company's other products. LOS ANGELES TIMES Apple
MERCER COUNTY COURT Sharon man, 33, gets 2-5 years for sex with girl, 15
One woman received probation for assaulting a police officer. MERCER, Pa. -- A Sharon man will
MAHONING COUNTY Girl in Amber Alert case found; charges expected
The baby has a severe asthmatic condition. STAFF/WIRE REPORTS YOUNGSTOWN -- Charges were
LAWRENCE COUNTY Officials face $1.3M deficit, consider cuts
The county has been operating on deficit spending for the past three years. By LAURE CIOFFI
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
XRonnie and Jean (Dolby) Dubinski of Orlando, Fla., are announcing the birth of their first child, a
THE '50S FOREVER
Former teen idol Frankie Avalon still performs and runs a health-products business. By DEBORA
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Aqua America, .48, 19.49 19.50 Avalon Holdings,3.10 3.20 Clear
MERCER COUNTY Housing authority plans building improvements
Handicapped-accessible and one-bedroom apartments top the list. SHARON, Pa. -- The Mercer County
Album fuses music genres
Working with rock vet producer Don Dixon proved valuable. By JOHN PATRICK GATTA VINDICATOR
SANDLOTS Wolf stops Falcons from sweeping twinbill
Rondinelli was eliminated from the Mickey Mantle Tournament. STRUTHERS -- The Astro Falcons split
Barbie has the scent of big business
KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS Never mind that once upon a time, Barbie was just a well-dressed doll
AUTOBIOGRAPHY Robert Smith wants priorities
The ex-Viking would like to see less importance placed on athletes. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Robert
Tara Martinez, Michael Vennetti to wed Sept. 18
XWARREN -- Announcement is being made by Anthony and Marlene Martinez of Warren of the coming
STANDINGS New York-Penn League
Pinckney Division WLPct.GB Auburn (Blue Jays)205.800-- Scrappers (Indians)1214.46281/2
Today is Thursday, July 15, the 197th day of 2004. There are 169 days left in the year. On this date
Opinion: Today is Thursday, July 15, the 197th day of 2004. There are 169 days left in the year. On this date
CONCERT NEWS
CONCERT NEWS What's on, what's off Off: Jazz artists Peter Cincotti and Cassandra Wilson have
Expectations high for U.S. after 6 world records are set
In the last Olympics, the U.S. swimming team led all nations in medals. LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) --
10 people die as car bomb shakes city
In other violence, rockets hit homes and oil pipelines were damaged. BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) --
MERCER COUNTY Sharon school board to revise dress code
Lenses decorated with the American flag or any other designs won't be allowed. By HAROLD GWIN
Toth-Fusselman troth announced, wedding planned
XGIRARD -- The engagement of Jessica Toth and Rick Fusselman, both of Girard, and plans for their
LPGA NOTEBOOK | From Squaw Creek Country Club
Long day: The weather played havoc with the first round of the Cellular One Pro-Am Classic on
NORTHERN OHIO Ryan pushes for 14-county heritage area
The bill moves on to the full House for consideration. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Commissioners hope voters renew 1% tax
The tax brings in almost half the county revenue. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
LAWRENCE COUNTY Alternative program proposed
Grants are being sought to start the program. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW
It's all Italian
It's all Italian kWHETHER you prefer a "Godfather" marathon or an evening with Frankie Avalon,
CONCERT REVIEW Morissette's talent shines anew; Barenaked Ladies veer into intrigue
Alanis Morissette has come a long way since 'You Oughta Know.' By DEBORA SHAULIS ENTERTAINMENT
Ohio
Ohio Night drawings: Pick 3, 6-8-0 Pick 4, 5-0-7-5 Buckeye 5, 2-20-22-28-30 Super Lotto Plus, 6
PRESIDENTIAL RACE Bush twins join dad on campaign trail, a first
Jenna and Barbara recently graduated from college. DALLAS MORNING NEWS WAUKESHA, Wis. -- It's a
By NICOLE HUGHES
By NICOLE HUGHES VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF BAZETTA -- Demolition Derby is not just a man's
Health inspectors take a close look at vendors
Inspectors began their rounds Wednesday; only one vendor was cited. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
FRIDAY'S TEE TIMES
MORNING ROUND No. 1 Tee 7:30 -- Dina Ammaccapane, Sherri Turner, Il Mi Chung. 7:40 -- Anna
"I think, unfortunately, Iraq overshadows Afghanistan. People tend to forget that there are things
Opinion: "I think, unfortunately, Iraq overshadows Afghanistan. People tend to forget that there are things
MAHONING REPUBLICANS Candidates named for judge seat
None of the three has held elected office. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER
AIDS miniseries tops nominations as 'Sopranos' leads among series
John Ritter received a posthumous nomination. LOS ANGELES (AP) -- "Angels in America," the surreal
NATION Teachers' average pay: $45,771
Ohio teachers' $45,515 average annual salary ranked 15th nationally. WASHINGTON (AP) -- Teachers
Kristy Martin, Michael Melone are engaged
XYOUNGSTOWN -- Plans for the forthcoming wedding of Kristy Lynn Martin and Michael T. Melone, both
CAL THOMAS Congress should be sharing the blame
Opinion: The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence has found that bad information was provided to the Bush
TRACK AND FIELD Edwards tests positive for stimulant
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) -- Torri Edwards, the second-place finisher in the women's 100 meters in the
Vrabel's execution provides just a measure of justice
Opinion: Looking at the rogue's gallery of Mahoning Valley murderers of men, women and children that appeared
Hermitage panel OKs subdivision of lots
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The Hermitage Planning Commission has approved the subdivision of five lots in
MEMORABILIA Suitcase bought at flea market yields Beatles photos, recordings
Experts think it may be the lost archive of the group's recording engineer. LONDON (AP) -- All you
TOUR DE FRANCE Two riders sparkle over longest stage
Richard Virenque and Lance Armstrong turned in strong performances. SAINT-FLOUR, France (AP) --
IRAQ Iranians aid rebels' re-arming
Iraqi police have a soft stance toward the militia. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR NAJAF, Iraq --
The Sources
The Sources Ticketmaster: Kaufmann's in Eastwood, Southern Park and Shenango Valley malls; and
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