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Council should be careful with Youngstown charter
Opinion: What has changed since November 1987 when Youngstown residents decided that two consecutive four-
Park-improvement levy
Park-improvement levy COLUMBIANA -- Voters will see a 1.5-mill, five-year levy on the Nov. 2
ON TOUR | This week's pro golf events
LPGA TOUR/LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR Evian Masters Evian, France Schedule: Today-Saturday. Course: Evian
LPGA appeal needs aid
The sports world has had better months. The LPGA Tournament that has been staged in the Mahoning
Botox gets OK to treat underarm sweating
There are some side effects, but they aren't permanent. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS WASHINGTON --
Films show snippets of rock history
Five films reveal more than just the music. By RAFER GUZMAN NEWSDAY Concert films are great
Board member: Bureau is worthless
The board member said he felt as though he was deceived. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Cake-mix brownies are a delicious treat
Dear Heloise: I used to have a recipe from you that I have since lost -- too many moves. I am
Students to promote Mineral Ridge levy
The superintendent wants busing to be restored for high school students. By MARY R. SMITH
1st-term congresswoman forces runoff
Georgia is increasingly leaning Republican. ATLANTA (AP) -- A first-term black congresswoman
"I heard that he goes to jails to kill criminals. This is good."
Opinion: "I heard that he goes to jails to kill criminals. This is good." Salma Abbas A 50-year-old Iraq
Audit flags use of funds
The findings will go to PennDOT, which has the ability to impose sanctions. By LAURE CIOFFI
Trip to Canada to save money
A Sharon couple said they're spending $700 a month for prescriptions. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
Contest seeks best 'guitar face'
The winner gets a Les Paul 'Black Beauty' electric guitar and case. By REBECCA MILLER ASSOCIATED
5 will share reward involving arrest of Koliser
The Florida man said the cabdrivers 'didn't put their lives on the line.' By PATRICIA MEADE
Scrappers are rolling
By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF NILES -- If the New York-Penn League were a bicycle
Steinbrenner still eyeing Johnson for stretch drive
The Yankees may need a third team to seal the deal. NEW YORK DAILY NEWS ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. --
Hastert: Intelligence reforms to wait
The report will call for a new Cabinet-level intelligence chief. WASHINGTON (AP) -- Congress isn't
V. Williams dominates opponent
One top seed was upset in first-round play. CARSON, Calif. (AP) -- Venus Williams needed two
Follow the leader
L'ALPE D'HUEZ, France -- The way I usually experience the Tour de France is the pretty-as-a-postcard
Rizer-Ciaccio engagement is announced
XPOLAND -- Announced by Richard and Paula Kotel, 8530 Hickory Hill Drive, is the engagement of their
Israel defies U.N. call to take down barrier
The assembly's vote has no legal authority. UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- A defiant Israel has vowed to
Group issues threat to allies
Officials from the three countries said they would not withdraw their troops. BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP)
AIDS victims in China get hope
Opinion: XIAN, China -- Behind the AIDS conference that just ended in Bangkok last week lies one of the real
Olympic tickets: Summer bummer
More than half the tickets for the Summer Games remain unsold. ATHENS, Greece (AP) -- Tickets!
Berger: Removal of copies was 'an honest mistake'
He quit as an informal adviser to Kerry's campaign. WASHINGTON (AP) -- Former national security
Tours face falling ticket sales
CHICAGO (AP) -- When it comes to concert tours, the good times are not rolling this summer. Major
'Red Chief' arrives on DVD
By NANCY CHURNIN DALLAS MORNING NEWS Miss the cute little Haley Joel Osment of "Forrest Gump"?
Cavaliers get former Canton McKinley standout Snow in trade
The point guard wasn't needed in Philadelphia anymore. PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- With a big contract
Armstrong regains overall lead after second straight stage win
His advantage is more than a minute over Italy's Ivan Basso. VILLARD-DE-LANS, France (AP) -- Lance
Conneaut Lake Park ex-owner gets prison term, heavy fine
The defendants used a maze of trusts and corporations to hide millions. AKRON (AP) -- The former
Patrolman receives donations
Neighborhood children set up a benefit lemonade stand. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
Hospital is focus of probe
Authorities want to find out the circumstances behind a medication error. By HAROLD GWIN
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Firefighters make offer to extend pact
The deal helps the city balance this year's budget, the mayor said. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses John J. Aquisto III, 27, of 127 Harrow Lane, Boardman, and
Penguin Parade illustrates the spirit of our community
Opinion: Penguin Parade illustrates the spirit of our community EDITOR: What a parade! What a treat for
Niles woman is dead after shooting
The victim screamed for help before being killed, a neighbor says. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
Robertson interim coach at Cincy
The Hall of Fame Bearcat star replaces Dan Peters, who left for Ohio State. CINCINNATI (AP) --
Burnett beats Expos, runs his winning streak to four
Rob Mackowiak's homer helped the Pirates defeat Livan Hernandez. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Pittsburgh
Former YSU coach Peters added to Ohio State staff
COLUMBUS (AP) -- Former Youngstown State University basketball coach Dan Peters has left his job as
Microsoft will return cash to stockholders
Microsoft is paying a special dividend and buying back stock. SEATTLE (AP) -- Bowing to pressure
Judge gives doctors OK to force drugs on patient
The woman has refused to take prescribed medications. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
Miss Mascarella, Patrick Minno are engaged
XThe engagement of Amanda J. Mascarella of Boardman and Patrick Minno of Struthers is being
MACK TOURNAMENT Other games
Ohio Lightning 5, Livi Steel 3 -- Down 4-0, Livi Steel rallied for two runs in the sixth and one in
Will Hooters Air join airport?
The airline offers two Hooters girls on each flight. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Trial begins for three Americans in Afghanistan
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) -- Three Americans accused of torturing Afghans in a private jail during a
Rotation change likely
Commissioner Bud Selig says alternating between leagues isn't important. PITTSBURGH (AP) --
Supervisors discuss paving of school road
Questions also arose about a township cleanup bill. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
Iraqi chief is no flunkie
Opinion: By DALE McFEATTERS SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE By allowing the newspaper Al-Hawza to reopen,
Man arrested in theft of newspaper box
LIBERTY -- A Mineral Ridge man said he planned to use change from a stolen Vindicator paper box to
POLICE INVESTIGATE BEATING
Police investigate beating HUBBARD -- Township police are asking for public assistance in solving
School busing depends on levy passage
The school bus mileage is high because of the square miles in the district. By DENISE DICK
Miss Whittenberger, Nathan Kocher to wed Sept. 18 at Old North Church
XYOUNGSTOWN -- Richard and Janie Whittenberger, 39 S. Lakeview Ave., announce the engagement of
Today is Wednesday, July 21, the 203rd day of 2004. There are 163 days left in the year. On this date in 1925, what's called the "Monkey Trial" ends in Dayton, Tenn., with John T. Scopes convicted of
Opinion: Today is Wednesday, July 21, the 203rd day of 2004. There are 163 days left in the year. On this
Forming a career on TV
Smart role choices could bring her lasting fame. By DAVE MASON SCRIPPS HOWARD Rising teen star
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Undercooked wild game causes illness, CDC says
Meat should be heated to 170 degrees Fahrenheit to kill the larvae. BALTIMORE SUN Scientists at
Ear surgery questioned
A St. E's doctor said his malpractice insurance does not cover inmates. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Britt-Scott rite is planned for mid-September
XGIRARD -- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Britt of Kline Street are announcing the engagement of their
Safety forces prepare for area disaster drill
The disaster will be imaginary, but officials will act as if it's the real thing. By BOB JACKSON
Group abducts foreign truckers
Three U.S. allies rejected threats to withdraw their troops. BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) -- A militant
Cubs' Zambrano not apologetic for actions against Cardinals
Jim Edmonds was hit twice in Monday's game. CHICAGO TRIBUNE CHICAGO -- Dusty Baker conceded he
AROUND THE HORN | Tuesday's other games
AMERICAN LEAGUE Athletics 1, Blue Jays 0, OAKLAND, Calif. -- Damian Miller broke up Dave Bush's
Ex-concert promoter released on probation
The Salem man will make monthly payments until the debt is paid in full. By BOB JACKSON
Jackson denies quadruplets report
The alleged surrogate mom confirmed her pregnancy in May. NEW YORK DAILY NEWS LOS ANGELES --
Cookbook for charity
Cookbook for charity Employees of Alliance Medical Specialists Inc. have collected favorite family
Car show to feature Packards in downtown
WARREN -- "Packard: The Prestige" car show will take place Friday through Sunday at various
FROZEN TREATS
Frozen treats WASHINGTON POST Summer just isn't summer without ice cream. But if you are looking
Planners OK request for restaurant
The site was a restaurant several years ago. YOUNGSTOWN -- The city planning board is recommending
Called to account
Opinion: Scripps Howard: It is not unknown for government agencies to change their names. The Department of
Statin drugs cut bad cholesterol in kids, study says
An expert said the report leaves many questions unanswered. LONG ISLAND NEWSDAY NEW YORK --
Woman guilty of killing kids is hospitalized
HOUSTON (AP) -- Andrea Yates, who is serving a life sentence for drowning her children in a bathtub
O'Neal makes big hit in arrival at Miami
He's promised to bring the Heat a championship. MIAMI (AP) -- Shaquille O'Neal weighs 340 pounds,
TODAY
TODAY XFraternal Order of Eagles 3298, 1655 Raccoon Road, Austintown, will serve dinners from 4 to
School board to mull levy
School board to mull levy CANFIELD -- The school board is set to consider asking voters for more
POLICE CALLS
Summary of police activity from the city of Canfield and Austintown: CANFIELD July 7 Arrest: A
Plastic pollution
In Ireland, a 20-cent-per-bag tax drastically reduced use. SCRIPPS HOWARD Imagine a world
WORLD
WORLD Autoworkers walk out SEOUL, South Korea -- Unionized workers at GM Daewoo Auto & amp;
NEW WILDFIRE ERUPTS NORTH OF LOS ANGELES
New wildfire erupts north of Los Angeles ACTON, Calif. -- A wildfire in northern Los Angeles
Salmonella cases spread across state
The state said the number of cases rose to 130 Tuesday. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
PAC group's ads promote Kerry
Ads portray the president as a friend of big business and Kerry as a supporter of the working class.
Officials question surgery
A doctor said his malpractice insurance does not cover inmates. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
Organization to help troops' families with home repairs
The program could be continued, depending on demand. VIENNA -- An organization of local landlords
Creditors, parent company vie for company's operating plan
Creditors' votes were split between competing plans to restart the company. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
Pentagon considers extending Guard duty
The 24-month policy was established after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. LOS ANGELES TIMES
She quit her job after two years of bullying
Dear Annie: I just left my job of 16 years after being bullied by two female coworkers for two
Pujols' three homers help Cardinals rally
St. Louis' rally devastated the rival Cubs. CHICAGO (AP) -- Albert Pujols winked his approval at a
Plan reduces number of flights out of Pittsburgh International
ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) -- US Airways plans this fall to offer fewer flights to fewer destinations from
City, township discuss potential approaches
The fire department talks may lead to a partial delay on township annexation. By D.A. WILKINSON
Trip to Puerto Rico not planned
The commissioner denies asking the Pirates to move home games in 2005. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- The
Something's fishy at the market
You don't always get what you pay for. By CLAYTON COLLINS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR All set to
Photo contest extends deadline
This is the first year of a contest that will be held annually. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
Suit alleges Lil Romeo didn't write songs
The young rapper, his father and the label are going to court. BUSINESS WIRE HOUSTON -- Suit has
Arafat demands probe into attack
Palestinian officials condemned the shooting. RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) -- Palestinian leader
14 seek seat on Boardman school board
The board also voted to put a tax levy on the November ballot. BOARDMAN -- Fourteen candidates
Best Bets on TV tonight
Can we forget all that stuff we learned in grade school about Christopher Columbus and the New
Wharmby drops first game
The Falcons shut out Ohio Thunder. STRUTHERS -- The Cincinnati Gators knocked Wharmby Sports from
Car show has family activities
The event isn't just for car fans, but the whole family. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR
Miss Ohio to entertain at Niles Heritage Day
Miss Ohio will autograph pictures and answer questions. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Police search area for missing woman
ANDOVER -- The police department is searching for a 38-year-old woman who was last seen July 8.
Five-hour riot at Colorado prison involves several hundred inmates
OLNEY SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) -- Inmates rioted and set fires at a privately run prison, destroying one
Hillary Clinton rolls over John Kerry
Opinion: By MICHAEL GOODWIN NEW YORK DAILY NEWS John Kerry is about to be crowned King of all Democrats
Hafner's three homers lead Tribe to blowout of Angels
The designated hitter drove in 11 runs in two days. ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) -- After a two-homer,
Jamiroquai singer pleads guilty to speeding charge
Jamiroquai singer pleads guilty to speeding charge PERTH, Scotland -- Jay Kay, lead singer of pop
Development director to quit post next month
Rosette Fisher has worked in every community development job in the city. By HAROLD GWIN
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Study notes same suicide risk
The top four prescribed brands had the same effects. DALLAS MORNING NEWS DALLAS -- A newer class
Miss VerHage, Gregory Coleman set wedding date
XBOARDMAN -- The engagement of Erica VerHage and Gregory Coleman, both of Cheyenne, Wyo., is being
Dining alfresco
Dining alfresco kTO TRULY appreciate the great outdoors, fire up the grill and enjoy nature's
TOP CLASSICAL ALBUMS
TOP CLASSICAL ALBUMS 1. "Vivaldi's Cello," Yo-Yo Ma With the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra &
Lesbian couple files lawsuit against Florida
The couple wishes for its Massachusetts marriage license to be recognized. KNIGHT RIDDER
N.Y. man who kept tiger pleads guilty to reckless endangerment
NEW YORK -- Harlem's "Tiger Man," who was arrested for keeping a 400-pound tiger as a pet in a
The fruits of my labor were worth it
I was 7 a.m. I jumped out of bed. This was the morning I had been waiting for! For weeks during my
Cleaning house: Front office upheaval continues
The team is silent on why they fired their media relations director. CLEVELAND (AP) -- The
Inspiration from India gives fish dish spice
By LINDA GASSENHEIMER KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS Mango chutney spices up fresh snapper in this
Outfielder Finley still on market
The Marlins appear to be top suitor for Finley. KNIGHT-RIDDER NEWSPAPERS PHOENIX -- There he was
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