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MEDICINE Rules that limit residents' hours suffer some glitches
Others are left to pick up the work as rules limit hours for medical residents. ASSOCIATED PRESS
Staying alive
Staying alive The NCAA hopes schools will place a greater value on non-revenue sports, even if
OLYMPICS Beating the odds: Blewitt optimistic about her chances
The 24-year-old Ashland University senior is trying for an Olympic berth. By JOHN BASSETTI
MAHONING COUNTY New citizens
These people, listed by their name and country of origin, also were naturalized as United States
2 sentenced for littering
YOUNGSTOWN -- Two men who pleaded no contest last month to littering charges were sentenced
HOW HE SEES IT Don't let Democrats' smiles fool you
Opinion: By ERIC MINK ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Make no mistake: There may be good cheer in the air as the
Driver arraigned in Mill Creek crash deaths
YOUNGSTOWN -- Christiaen A. Lively, 18, of Parkwood Avenue turned himself in at the Mahoning County
NOVEMBER ELECTION Get rid of council aides, trio says
Money saved on council salaries could pay for demolition of old houses. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
The Sources
The Sources Ticketmaster: Kaufmann's in Eastwood, Southern Park and Shenango Valley malls; and
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
XRichard and Carolyn (Mohr) Carducci of Portland, Ind., are announcing the birth of their third
PENNSYLVANIA Old law restricts solicitors' collecting
The cost of soliciting for funds in the city is taking a steep jump. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
FLORIDA Officials investigate loss of election records
The votes from the 2002 election had been counted before the computer crashes. COMBINED DISPATCHES
Martinez remembers days with Scrappers
The Indians' new star has fond memories of that 1999 season. By KURT SNYDER VINDICATOR STAFF
UNITED WAY Group sets goal to raise $900,000
A minimum gift of $104 a year makes donors eligible to win a 2005 Cobalt. BOARDMAN -- The
Putting Cobalt to the test
The Cobalt is expected to start at about $15,500, a union official says. By DON SHILLING
GRAEDONS | The People's Pharmacy Eating poison ivy is a risky remedy
Q. A friend of mine, in his mid-60s, tears out poison ivy on his farm with his bare hands. He has
MEDICINE Most people with osteoporosis don't even know it, study says
SCRIPPS HOWARD Although the number of Americans diagnosed with osteoporosis has jumped sevenfold
REYNOLDS SCHOOLS Board hires Stokes back to top post
The current superintendent decided to retire early. TRANSFER, Pa. -- Maddox Stokes will again take
NEVA CHONIN | Opinion The 21st century needs old icons
"I'll be back." -- Martha Stewart. Like everyone else, I've been following Martha Stewart's legal
HELOISE Here's how to make a Mr. Honey Do
Dear Heloise: I read your column regularly and enjoyed the piece about the "kitchen maid." I am
AROUND THE HORN | Wednesday's other games
Athletics 3, Mariners 2 OAKLAND, Calif. -- Mark Mulder earned his 14th victory when pinch-hitter
Golden ticket to bread
I stood there watching a bread train pass overhead. There were more than five miles of conveyor
BASEBALL 40-year-old Fred McGriff works out with Yankees
He was released by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays on July 17. TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -- Three days after his
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Officials table decision on sales tax
The county can seek a sales tax for varying lengths. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
AIRPORT SECURITY Passenger screening reaches new heights
Fliers can bypass long security lines by registering with the new program. KNIGHT RIDDER
TRUMBULL COUNTY | Indictments
A Trumbull County grand jury indicted these people: Michael D. McFarland, 18, Harneds Landing,
CALIFORNIA Jars of baby food are contaminated with mild poison
Notes were found in the bottles saying whoever ate the food would die. IRVINE, Calif. (AP) --
Panel OKs zone change
Panel OKs zone change BOARDMAN -- The township zoning commission, amid objections from several
Group opposing smoking ban seeks Nov. 2 vote on repeal
COLUMBUS (AP) -- Opponents of a new citywide smoking ban filed petitions containing 14,736
PRO FOOTBALL Rookie holdouts anger many NFL head coaches
Only 11 of the first round picks from this year's draft have signed contracts. ASSOCIATED PRESS
MOVIE SEQUELS Better the 2nd time around?
By DAVID STERRITT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR id the world really need "Return to the Planet of
Fire in laundry room
Fire in laundry room HERMITAGE, Pa. -- A smoky laundry room fire routed the Gerald Diefenderfer
JANE EISNER Make the citizenship test tougher
Opinion: After World War I forced them to separate, it took years for my grandmother to journey, children in
HEATHER AVENUE Contractor argues for sewer job
The judge will issue a ruling within a few weeks. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
WEST BANK Barrier route revised to comply with ruling
The Israeli Supreme Court had said the section violated Palestinian rights. JERUSALEM (AP) -- A
YOUNG ADULTS In U.S., a false impression of HIV?
The CDC says that most of the young patients are infected through sex. DALLAS MORNING NEWS
"Indian country really does have these examples of, 'Hey, we came out and we voted -- and we made a
Opinion: "Indian country really does have these examples of, 'Hey, we came out and we voted -- and we made a
WEST BRANCH Schools chief says he's enjoyed job
Scott Weingart takes over as school district superintendent. By JoANN JONES VINDICATOR
SEPT. 11 COMMISSION Bush moves to fulfill suggestions
A group of victims' families is keeping a list of lawmakers who oppose changes. WASHINGTON (AP) --
Summary of police activity for Boardman and Poland:
Summary of police activity for Boardman and Poland: BOARDMAN July 19 Criminal damaging: A
CAVALIERS Gooden is confident as team's rebounder
This will be the third team in three NBA seasons for the 22-year-old forward. CLEVELAND (AP) --
WOMEN'S BRITISH Annika seeking second Open win
The LPGA star is trying to win all four majors twice in a row this week. SUNNINGDALE, England (AP)
Athlete gets switched
Athlete gets switched CANFIELD -- A North Palmyra Road teen will be featured on an episode of the
NATURALIZATION CEREMONY YSU professor enjoys freedoms as U.S. citizen
The educator was among 23 people who became U.S. citizens Wednesday. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Family appreciates support during search for justice
Opinion: Family appreciates support during search for justice EDITOR: The Clemente family would like to
TRUMBULL COUNTY Landfill plans to resume operations
Health and city officials questioned the legality of the license transfer. By DENISE DICK
For Elarton, Wickman, it's a start
Casey Blake had a two-run homer in the Tribe's 5-4 win over Detroit. By KURT SNYDER VINDICATOR
YSU Projects to improve campus
The costliest undertaking is funded through donations. YOUNGSTOWN -- Bright orange construction
MAJOR LEAGUE BOXSCORES
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MOVIE REVIEW 'Harold & amp; Kumar' flops despite diversity factor
The lead players create chemistry, but that doesn't help the weak material. By DAVID GERMAIN
BEATLES Abbey Road event relives the 1960s
Tribute bands will play to honor the Beatles' achievements. CLEVELAND -- Beatles fans and tribute
Namish-Liptak engagement is announced
XWEST FARMINGTON -- Mr. and Mrs. Leroy E. Namish of West Farmington are announcing the coming
NCAA Strategy aimed at strength
How do colleges develop athletes for Olympics, yet balance their budgets? INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- The
Police charge driver with using pickup truck to hit man at bar
AUSTINTOWN -- A North Turner Road man was in stable condition this morning at St. Elizabeth Health
PACESETTER CAMPAIGN Youngstown/Mahoning Valley
The goal of the Pacesetter Campaign is $900,000. The total 2004 general campaign goal is $3.2
GENERAL MOTORS After slow month, sales roar back
New and redesigned vehicles fueled the boom. WIXOM, Mich. (AP) -- General Motors Corp. is on track
Kerry set to accept formal nomination
He said tonight's speech will focus on making this country stronger. BOSTON (AP) -- John Kerry
SUMMER FASHION Bucket-style hat flatters everybody
Don't wait for a special occasion to wear a hat. Wear one just for fun. KNIGHT RIDDER
Most subdivisions have approved distribution of government funds
LISBON -- A majority of Columbiana County subdivisions have approved the distribution of local
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Aqua America, .48, 19.49 19.50 Avalon Holdings,3.10 3.20 Clear
MAHONING VALLEY SANITARY DISTRICT Water board seeks loan to upgrade old filters at plant
The directors must hold a public hearing as a part of the improvement project. By SHERRI L.
Public events to salute the J-car
A car show will highlight a farewell ceremony for the Cavalier. LORDSTOWN -- General Motors is
HOW HE SEES IT 9/11 commission IDs the enemy
Opinion: By ZEV CHAFETS NEW YORK DAILY NEWS The final report of the 9/11 commission is 567 pages long.
TRUMBULL COUNTY Commissioners: Tax issue on Nov. ballot is unlikely
One commissioner says he is waiting to see what happens with a county probe. By STEPHEN SIFF
E. Liverpool man sues over project
LISBON -- An East Liverpool man wants to stop that city's school improvement project and correct
Miss Kascsak, Mr. Leopold plan colonial ceremony
XMariann E. Kascsak, 5452 Palmyra Road S.W., Lordstown, and Gregory P. Leopold, 3419 Lunar Road,
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& lt;B & gt;AGUE, & lt;/B & gt; Richard, 65, of Sharpsville, Pa.; calling hours
BEREA Despite negotiations, Winslow still missing
Cleveland will open training camp on Friday. By KURT SNYDER VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BEREA --
DRUG CARD PROGRAM Small study indicates savings
Analysts say the data don't take into account drug price inflation. DALLAS MORNING NEWS
UTILITIES FirstEnergy profits again after loss
The company settled lawsuits from the blackout and nuclear power outage. AKRON (AP) -- FirstEnergy
Mayer's music
Mayer's music k DESPITE HIS model-baiting heartthrob image and the hordes of young female fans
Alyson Rossi, David Smith are engaged
XWARREN -- Martha Rossi of Warren is announcing the engagement of her daughter, Alyson Marie Rossi,
COURTS Caretaker sentenced for theft
The woman could have received up to five years in prison. WARREN -- A 57-year-old woman, who
PGA TOUR Furyk, Flesch look to Ryder Cup
Tiger Woods is only thinking about this week's Buick Open. GRAND BLANC, Mich. (AP) -- Jim Furyk is
IRAQ Another beheading threatened
The death toll in the Baqouba car bombing rose to 70. BAQOUBA, Iraq (AP) -- The insurgent group of
Today is Thursday, July 29, the 211th day of 2004. There are 155 days left in the year. On this date
Opinion: Today is Thursday, July 29, the 211th day of 2004. There are 155 days left in the year. On this date
JOHN'S GOT THE BLUES Mayer's music takes a turn as he tries 'Heavier Things'
By MOLLY PRIESMEYER KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS oo much hype can be poisonous for an artist. Look
MAHONING COUNTY Financial planning panel gets organized
About $116,000 is in the general-fund account, so employees will be paid. By MARALINE KUBIK
AROUND THE NFL | Training camp news and notes
Bears: The Bears had been on the practice field for less than an hour Wednesday when new coach Lovie
Boozer's departure opens up discussion about NBA business
The forward's decision hasn't hurt his friendship with LeBron James. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -- Is
Iraq seeks non-neighboring allies
The prime minister said aid is needed to stamp out insurgents. JIDDAH, Saudi Arabia (AP) -- Iraqi
MELFI'S RESEARCH Board rebids timber on city-owned lands
The new bidding process starts next week. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
CAL THOMAS Democrats participate in major cover-up
Opinion: BOSTON -- The Democratic National Convention, designed for television with so many flat-screen TVs
LAWRENCE COUNTY Officials unveil schedule for fair in mid-August
The fair is expected to attract 80,000 to 100,000 people. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE
CITY COUNCIL Flood program is returned to back burner
The mayor urged passage at the polls of the 0.5 percent income tax. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
FILM 'Weeping Camel' combines documentary and drama
The movie brings emotion to a common occurrence in the Gobi desert. By MICHAEL O'SULLIVAN
MOVIE REVIEW 'Manchurian Candidate' update lacks suspense, plays it safe
Big business, not Muslim terrorists, replaces the Communist villains. By DAVID GERMAIN
PENNSYLVANIA Development plans are approved
Both commercial and residential projects highlighted the agenda. HERMITAGE, Pa. -- City
OHIO AK Steel considers cuts to become competitive
High raw material and energy costs force the steelmaker to look at cuts. MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (AP) --
Armstrong is more than a championship bicylist
Opinion: Lance Armstrong is one of a kind. He won the 101st running of the Tour de France, becoming the
REGIONAL AIRPORT Vacation Express revamps schedule
The schedule is expected to change again. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF VIENNA --
KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR \ Annie's Mailbox Family should get a chance to make it up to her
Dear Annie: From the day my mother-in-law and I met, she disliked me because I came from a different
Afghan police find bombs
Afghan police find bombs KABUL, Afghanistan -- Afghan police sealed off a main road leading to
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL One homer separates pitchers Ortiz and Perez
A fourth-inning home run by Chipper Jones carried the Braves. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Oliver Perez
BUDGETING 2003 audit shows city is in the black
The city made a $500,000 turnaround in its year-end balance in just two years. By HAROLD GWIN
Many Americans will get their first unfiltered look at Kerry in his speech tonight.
Many Americans will get their first unfiltered look at Kerry in his speech tonight. CHRISTIAN
TRUMBULL COUNTY Health board suspends license of G's Golden Gate Restaurant
The virus is caused by ingesting food or water contaminated by fecal matter. By DENISE DICK
Common sense on treatment
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: As everyone knows by now, Medicare will be covering prescription drugs, courtesy of
TEST Researchers find proteins linked to premature birth
Research will confirm if the proteins are a universal indicator. CHICAGO (AP) -- Scientists have
Wells misses picture
His absence from the team picture had nothing to do with him being criticized. PITTSBURGH (AP) --
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Jason M. Katz, 26, of 345 Indianola Road, Boardman, and