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An aquatic way of life

By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER FRANKLIN SQUARE -- Their cannibalistic parents eat


Lightning's cup now full

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -- When John Tortorella became their coach midway through the 2000-01 season, the


"I probably know as well as anybody what a formidable communicator and campaigner that President

Opinion: "I probably know as well as anybody what a formidable communicator and campaigner that President


Overloaded, cumbersome field criticized

The USGA agreed it had too many players in the Columbus sectional. COLUMBUS (AP) -- While 184


Cigarettes stolen

Cigarettes stolen WARREN -- An employee of the Albert Guarnieri Company, 1133 E. Market St., told


HOW HE SEES IT 40th president: A 20th century giant

Opinion: By MICHAEL GOODWIN NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Ronald Reagan leaves such a grand legacy that it is


Mature women troubled by lack of fitting clothes

Lines of clothes that span generations are successful. By ALLISON KAPLAN KNIGHT RIDDER


Ohio

Ohio Night drawings: Pick 3, 1-4-4 Pick 4, 1-1-3-5 Buckeye 5, 10-15-17-22-33 Day


Fruit sale proceeds theft

Fruit sale proceeds theft YOUNGSTOWN -- Gerald Freeman, accused of keeping $4,515, the proceeds of


HELOISE Suggestions will help you get what you want

Dear Heloise: I work as a data-entry operator and have a few hints for people so that they can get


MLB BOXSCORES

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VIETNAM WAR Veteran sheds light on U.S. tactics of mock torture

The victims were pilots and flight crews bound for Vietnam, being trained to resist torture. By


REUNIONS

XBoardman High School Classes of 1958, 1959, 1960 and 1961 will hold a reunion Aug. 14 at Tippecanoe


COLUMBIANA COUNTY Board will hand out bids for school project at meeting

Asbestos abatement work will begin at McKinley on Thursday. LISBON -- The board of education


Oman instrumental in Wharmby's win

STRUTHERS -- Pat Oman had a single and a triple as Wharmby Sports beat Mink Financial 5-2 in the


HOW HE SEES IT Put Social Security on front burner

Opinion: By DAVID C. JOHN HERITAGE FOUNDATION This month, my daughter Meredith graduates from high


Munitions removed from apartment

GIRARD -- Law enforcement officials seized military munitions found Monday in the East Main Street


WESTERN RESERVE ROAD Construction delays bring frustration

Officials say wet weather is to blame. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BOARDMAN


Restore 'pay as you go'

Opinion: San Jose Mercury News: While the White House and the Republican leadership in Congress plunge ahead


AROUND THE HORN Monday's other games

NATIONAL LEAGUE Giants 10, Rockies 5 DENVER -- Pedro Feliz homered twice and Yorvit Torrealba


Declining check use forces cutbacks

Check printers are closing plants as people find new ways to pay bills. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) --


MUSIC Singing the blues? Not Etheridge

After a painful breakup, the singer is in a committed relationship again. By RASHOD D. OLLISON


Police seek cause of death

Police seek cause of death BUTLER, Pa. -- State police are investigating the death of a 33-year-


Nicole Simms, Anthony Oliver to be married

XCHULA VISTA, Calif. -- Nicole Kamila Simms and Anthony Frederick Oliver, both of 1441 Santa Lucia


Storms give me comfort

It's another overcast, thunderstormy day as I write this, and, as usual, I love it. It is dark and


A dream comes true for NHL veteran

Tampa Bay's captain Dave Andreychuck finally became part of a Stanley Cup. TAMPA, Fla. (AP) --


OHIO State executes inmate for killing guard

The condemned man stuffed his ears with toilet paper. LUCASVILLE, Ohio (AP) -- A man was executed


AIR RESERVE STATION Base gets $1 million to upgrade mosquito-spraying equipment

Rep. Tim Ryan is working to obtain more money for the facility. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR


MAHONING COUNTY Treasurer contract renews incentives

The employee contribution has been doubled. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER


OHIO Lawyers decide against taking case to U.S. high court

The execution, scheduled for today, is expected to go on as planned. LUCASVILLE, Ohio (AP) --


ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & amp; softball

BASEBALL Tri-T Pony (13-14) Austintown Armstrong Cable 3, Poland Perkins 1 -- Jeff Rozzi, Dom


SOUTH KOREA Rift remains in troop-cut talks

The North could view the U.S. withdrawal as a sign of weakness, some say. SEOUL, South Korea (AP)


Youngstown must not bend to wage demands by police

Opinion: We would like to think that the recent 7-0 vote by Youngstown City Council adopting a state fact


DEATH PENALTY CASE Judge denies inmate's request to dismiss motion

The convicted killer said he was 'railroaded.' By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF


TRUMBULL COUNTY Weighing a paperless system

The service would cost Lordstown about $6 a day. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF


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& lt;B & gt;BAXTER, & lt;/B & gt; Richard Dale, 77, of New Castle, Pa.; visitation


BCS Rose officials seek a deal

The formula is expected to the simplified, but who gets the fifth game? ASSOCIATED PRESS Rose


Many wait to pay respects

One woman called Reagan 'truly the people's president.' SIMI VALLEY, Calif. (AP) -- Some came in


BRIDGE

East-West vulnerable. East deals. NORTH x K 9 5 u Q 8 7 6 v K Q w A 10 5 4 WESTEAST x


IF YOU GO

IF YOU GO Melissa Etheridge When: 8 p.m. Friday. Where: Tower City Amphitheater, Cleveland.


OHIO STATE Violation of order costs Irizarry

Earlier Monday, he and another OSU player were arraigned on prior charges. COLUMBUS (AP) --


Police receive a good report

The survey contained few comments from the minority population. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.


An award for a guy named Joe

McDonald senior Joe Kunkel spent much of this spring joking with me about (pick one): giving last


TRUMBULL COUNTY Village to fix up electric system

Monthly bills will not increase, officials noted. NEWTON FALLS -- City council has entered into an


ON CAMPUS | College news and notes

Westminster Several area high school graduates will attend Westminster and continue their athletic


MERCER COUNTY Wal-Mart developer gets approval for final plans

The planning commission also approved the opening of a counseling center. HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The


U.S. SUPREME COURT Mexican officials praise justices' trucking ruling

Mexican trucks must meet U.S. safety standards. DALLAS MORNING NEWS A unanimous decision by the


FASHIONS Expectant mothers prefer stylish clothing

Traditional muumuu-like smocks are no longer symbols of motherhood. KNIGHT-RIDDER SANTA ANA,


LAWRENCE COUNTY New Wilmington council prepares new laws

A group that provides alternatives to abortion is looking for borough space. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK


'Critical summit'

This year's summit is expected to be a little friendlier than last year's. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE


INTERLEAGUE Gusting winds plague Pirates

Windy conditions helped the Rangers score in the bottom of the 10th inning. ARLINGTON, Texas (AP)


STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED

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INDIANS Pitcher Sowers team's top pick

Ohioan Scott Lewis, a left-hander, was taken in Round 3. CLEVELAND (AP) -- Jeremy Sowers, a junior


CITY COUNCIL New ordinance calls for lower roll-off trash rates

Some on council believed the legislation limits Warren's competitive ability. By DENISE DICK


Angela Wade, Eric Cline to be married July 17

XAnnouncing their engagement are Angela Wade, 632 Harvard Place, Austintown, and Eric Cline, 1770


COUNCIL Betz Park contract gets OK

A replacement levy for police is being sought. HANOVERTON -- Village council agreed to award to a


APPEALS Court upholds convictions of 2 city men

YOUNGSTOWN -- An Ohio appeals court has upheld the murder conviction of a 25-year-old city man


MGM Mirage offers buyout to resort group

LAS VEGAS (AP) -- MGM Mirage would control about half the hotel rooms on the Las Vegas Strip if it


CARNEGIE HALL Singer cements musical-theater status

The performance's centerpiece is a new song cycle. NEW YORK (AP) -- With her concert at Zankel


Pupil's poster used on billboard

Pupil's poster used on billboard kFOR THE PAST three years, the Youngstown State University


NBA FINALS Lakers expect to put up tougher fight

Phil Jackson believes his team grows each game of a series. LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Other NBA coaches


Loud music again lands man in court

The defendant got credit for 30 days in jail for violating two probations. By PATRICIA MEADE


OLYMPIC HOOPS Cavaliers' Boozer is addition

Carlos Boozer will join Cavs teammate LeBron James on the U.S. squad. ASSOCIATED PRESS


Making a bad decision isn't same as having an accident

Opinion: Making a bad decision isn't same as having an accident EDITOR: Regarding the letter from the


BOB THOMAS How I helped Reagan into politics (sort of)

LOS ANGELES -- This is the story of how I got Ronald Reagan fired from Warner Bros. -- and may have


AIR RESERVE STATION $1 million upgrade to help save base, Ryan says

Rep. Tim Ryan is working to obtain more money for the facility. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR


ABC works to redo shows

'20/20' is planning more single-subject shows. By DAVID BAUDER AP TELEVISION WRITER NEW YORK


HOW HE SEES IT Japanese speaking their minds

Opinion: By DANIEL SNEIDER KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS In Japan, government has long been king. The


400 greet Omar Vizquel and paintings at The Butler

Nineteen of Vizquel's works will be on display until Aug. 8. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS


MEDICINE Drug extends life of brain cancer patients

The drug's side effects are mild compared with currently used drugs. MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL


AMERICAN LEAGUE Sabathia puts clamps on Angels

Cleveland's ace held Anaheim hitless until the sixth inning of a 7-0 win. ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) --


MERCER COUNTY Grove City board, teachers ratify contract

Teachers will be picking up more of their health- care expenses. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR


Miss Carneiro, to be bride of Dr. Cambouris

XThe engagement of Daniela Lima Carneiro, 7620 Shawnee Mission Parkway, Overland Park, Kan., and Dr.


'The Jury' features music by the Blue Man Group

ZAP2IT.COM The azure-faced performance art collective known logically as the Blue Man Group is


Speaking out against pollution

The billboard emphasizes the importance of cleaning up the river. By VANESSA SCHUTZ VINDICATOR


STEELERS Maddox agrees to extend contract

The veteran quarterback's deal is backloaded with incentives. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Pittsburgh


TRACK AND FIELD Cragg, Campbell shelved from NCAA outdoor meet

The Arkansas runner and sprinter also were sidelined from the regional. FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) --


MAHONING COUNTY Parole of killer is blocked

A hearing before the parole board will be in late July. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE


FOSTER CARE Law changes caregiver requirements

COLUMBUS -- Foster caregiver training requirements have been revamped and the number of criminal


REGION

REGION Meeting will address property owner concerns MINERAL RIDGE -- Political concerns of


COAL State group opposes tax credit extension

The credit should be allowed to expire, the tax administrator says. By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR


MAHONING VALLEY After 2nd derailment, railroad will reopen

The cause is unclear, though recent heavy rains may have been a factor. COLUMBIANA -- A railroad


WAYNE BRADY What will he do now? 'Move on'

He plans a movie and stage work. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS Wayne Brady has made a name for


VENUS TRANSIT A celestial occasion

Today's transit carries little scientific significance. SYDNEY, Australia (AP) -- Astronomy buffs


NOTEBOOK

NOTEBOOK Injuries still plaguing Flames: Robyn Regehr joined the growing list of injured Calgary


Viewing hours extended

By 6 a.m. today, more than 40,000 people had filed past the coffin. SIMI VALLEY, Calif. (AP) --


IRAQ Deal improves resolution's chances

An addition summarizes Iraq's security partnership with U.S.-led forces. UNITED NATIONS (AP) --


DRAFT SELECTIONS

11. Neil Walker, Pine Richland HS, Catcher, bats switch, throws right, 6-foot-3, 205 pounds 52.


PA. STATE POLICE Study determines racial disparity in arrest, search rates

Rather than use Census data, the study counted drivers by race. HARRISBURG (AP) -- A study


PENNSYLVANIA Defense Department will start first-responder tech center at Pitt

The center is expected to work on technology to aid in information-sharing. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- The


Judge denies inmate's request to dismiss motion

The convicted killer said he was 'railroaded.' By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF


HEALTH CARE Forum opens cancer center in Boardman

The cancer center is part of a $15 million expansion at Beeghly Medical Park. BOARDMAN -- Forum


Walker is Pirates' first No. 1 pick from WPIAL

Pine-Richland catcher Neil Walker is hitting .650 with 12 home runs and 37 RBIs. PITTSBURGH (AP)


GEORGE F. WILL Reagan: A man for all seasons

Opinion: WASHINGTON -- One measure of a leader's greatness is this: By the time he dies the dangers that


Best Bets on TV tonight

"ESPN25: Then and Now" (7 p.m., ESPN) examine the sports channel's first quarter-century of life on


Council OKs sole bid for playground renovation

FARRELL, Pa. -- The only bid for renovation of the Emerson Avenue Playground came in nearly 70


Hasselhoff arrested on drunken-driving charge

Hasselhoff arrested on drunken-driving charge LOS ANGELES -- David Hasselhoff was arrested over


COUNCIL Ban on front-yard parking gets nowhere

Council gave second reading to putting an income tax increase on the ballot. By TIM YOVICH


Today is Tuesday, June 8, the 160th day of 2004. There are 206 days left in the year. On this date

Opinion: Today is Tuesday, June 8, the 160th day of 2004. There are 206 days left in the year. On this date