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WIMBLEDON Coria closes Moodie
It took two minutes to make the rain-delayed match official. WIMBLEDON, England (AP) -- It took
TRUMBULL COUNTY Downtown database is near completion
City council passed an ordinance to get bids for managing Union Cemetery. By DENISE DICK
HEALTH DEPARTMENT Officials again table decision on building
The building has a host of problems, including toxic mold and a leaky roof. By STEPHEN SIFF
Johnson beheading is latest wake-up call to Washington
Opinion: Johnson beheading is latest wake-up call to Washington EDITOR: I am so angry! I mean jumping up
New building approved
New building approved NEWTON FALLS -- Local pupils, grades 7 through 12, are one step closer to
DONATIONS Deadline looms for YSU to raise funds for center
The university is relying on receiving a major grant to reach its fund-raising goal. By NORMAN
HOW HE SEES IT Probing Saudis' funding of terrorism
Opinion: By JOEL MOWBRAY KNIGHT RIDDER/TRIBUNE Even if the Saudi royal family's latest pledge to cut off
Musicians take on political issues
By CHRISTOPHER BLAGG CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR The term protest music often conjures up images
CITY HALL Clerk of council offers passport applications
The clerk got the idea from a counterpart in a Portage County city. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL COUNTY Sheriff's crew probes death of inmate at jail
There were no signs of foul play, sheriff's officials said. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL COUNTY Participants reach midpoint in environmental health study
Participants keep diaries documenting the odor and how they feel. WARREN -- As the first group of
DOPING PROBE Montgomery's testimony cites hormone, steroid use
The track star says baseball superstar Barry Bonds was supplied with drugs. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) --
Parents announce Schutz and Eaton engagement
XCANFIELD -- Ronald and Lisbeth Schutz, 410 Shadydale Drive, are announcing the engagement of their
More crashes on two-lane route
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By ROBERT DENERSTEIN
By ROBERT DENERSTEIN SCRIPPS HOWARD HE DAY I TALKED TO MICHAEL MOORE, I'd read an item in the
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Aqua America, .48, 19.82 19.83 Avalon Holdings,2.452.50 Bank
NBA Cavs trade possible before draft
Cleveland has the 10th pick in tonight's draft. CLEVELAND (AP) -- Gund Arena was party central
Reagan's son criticizes Bush on war in Iraq
Reagan's son criticizes Bush on war in Iraq LOS ANGELES -- Ron Reagan, the younger son of the late
AROUND THE HORN | Wednesday's other games
AMERICAN LEAGUE Blue Jays 2, Devil Rays 1 TORONTO -- Tampa Bay's team-record winning streak
OHIO EDUCATION College saving program offers more
Vanguard's lower-cost index funds are now part of a state savings program. By DON SHILLING
Surviving my dream bike ride
As with all the lamebrained ideas in our family, I originated this one. "Let's ride bikes to your
FILM REVIEW 'Control Room' seems to lack careful planning
Separating good guys from bad guys depends on your background. By DESSON THOMPSON WASHINGTON
BED TAXES Agency postpones paying for audit
Results of the audit are kept confidential for business reasons. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
SCHOOLS PROJECT Architect questions changes in contract
Changes were made to give work to a minority company, a school official said. By JoANNE VIVIANO
NATIONAL LEAGUE Pirates, Vogelsong top Astros
Pittsburgh snapped a five-game losing streak with the 7-2 win. HOUSTON (AP) -- After losing seven
HOW HE SEES IT Don't expect journalism from Michael Moore
Opinion: By JAMES K. GLASSMAN SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE Michael Moore, once a scruffy maker of cheap,
YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY Panel finds professor guilty of misrepresenting credentials
Neil has said he earned his credentials and is qualified to teach. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
SATELLITE TV Local channels flavor new dish
Cable companies say they can compete with upgraded satellite packages. By DON SHILLING
CONCERTS
CONCERTS Date, venue changes Change of date: The David Benoit-Russ Freeman Project jazz concert
Dean: China trip cost less than forecast
The dean said $7,800 remains in his office's travel budget. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
Judge upholds prison sentence for sex offender
YOUNGSTOWN -- Judge Theresa Dellick has upheld the prison sentence for Brian Dudek, 17, who admitted
NEW YORK-PENN Scrappers drop fourth straight, fall to Lowell 4-1
Mahoning Valley fell behind early, allowing three runs in the first inning. By STEVE MYRICK
Lauren Roberts to be bride of David Wojnowski
XTWINSBURG -- Announcing their engagement are Lauren Roberts of Twinsburg, formerly of Austintown,
TRUMBULL COUNTY Despite $10 selling price, property's taxes won't be lowered
The three-bedroom home is worth $68,100, according to the auditor's Web site. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
COLLEGE WORLD SERIES Texas in finals after eliminating Georgia, 7-6
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) -- Texas will be resting while South Carolina and Cal State Fullerton meet again in
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
XA daughter, Jaina Lee, was born May 20 in Crawford Long Hospital, Atlanta, to Christine and Chad
'BON VOYAGE' | A review Amusing thriller provides sparkle
The French film is reminiscent of vintage films such as 'Night Train to Munich.' By KEVIN THOMAS
Today is Thursday, June 24, the 176th day of 2004. There are 190 days left in the year. On this date
Opinion: Today is Thursday, June 24, the 176th day of 2004. There are 190 days left in the year. On this date
During talks, N. Korea demands energy aid
During talks, N. Korea demands energy aid BEIJING -- North Korea presented a massive demand for
Tax loophole is a sore spot for states
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- The "Geoffrey Loophole," named after the familiar giraffe mascot of Toys "R" Us,
SCHOOLS Girard board appoints new superintendent
Board members said a new facility is needed. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Commissioners OK funds for 5 projects
The commissioners said the projects encourage development. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR SALEM
U.S. HOUSE Bill includes funds for RMI
If approved, the money would fund research on making weapons lighter. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
MERCER COUNTY City OKs plans for store project
The city solicitor said the Wal-Mart project has met city requirements. By HAROLD GWIN
Insurgents targeted police stations in several cities across the country.
Insurgents targeted police stations in several cities across the country. BAQOUBA, Iraq (AP) --
Presidential parsing
Opinion: Dallas Morning News: How we respond to a lack of truthfulness in the White House should have nothing
COUNTRY HOME Owner asks township for permit
The zoning board may decide the night of the hearing, an official said. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Kimberly Naples, Henry Budaker are engaged
XYOUNGSTOWN -- Kimberly Ann Naples and Henry Budaker, both of Youngstown, are announcing their
COLUMBIANA CO. OEPA will copy files of three landfills
An audit of the county health commissioner's spending continues. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR
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Militants kill 69 in mass attacks
In Baqouba, two American soldiers were killed, and one was killed in Mosul. BAQOUBA, Iraq (AP) --
CAL THOMAS Understanding terrorism's 'family' ties
Opinion: The commission looking into the causes of the 9/11 terror attacks on the United States did not
PA. BUILDING CODE Lawmakers weigh wider exemptions
The code calls for inspections and permits for minor jobs such as moving a door. HARRISBURG (AP)
AGING Food vouchers to be used at farm markets
The program targets low-income senior citizens. MERCER, Pa. -- The Mercer County Area Agency on
TRUMBULL COUNTY Attorney outlines landfill fight
A consulting firm is helping to challenge the landfill, a lawyer says. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
Sticking it to students
Opinion: Star Tribune, Minneapolis: If a college education hasn't already turned this year's grads into
Travel experiences make life richer
KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS Here is the question: Should you spend your money on a luxurious weekend
Sebring levy on ballot
Sebring levy on ballot SEBRING -- The board of education voted Wednesday to place a five-year
Hubbard gets grant to study upgrades
HUBBARD -- The Ohio Department of Development has given the city $15,000 to study downtown
KELLER WILLIAMS Looping devices bring fuller sound
Williams is the opening act for the Dave Matthews Band. By JOHN PATRICK GATTA VINDICATOR
Thalia Road Bridge work to disrupt I-680 traffic
Thalia Road Bridge work to disrupt I-680 traffic BOARDMAN -- Traffic on Interstate 680 will be
HARTFORD Blaney's fragmented season shifts toward stability
The Hartford native's part-time days are over, at least for now. By JOHN BASSETTI VINDICATOR
SANDLOT BASEBALL Sugar stages uprising in 10th to spill Express
Livi Steel rolled as Marc Tanner and Mike Busin teamed for a two-hitter. STRUTHERS -- Dave Sugar
ROUTE 305 Zoning board says no to condominium plan
About 15 residents attended the meeting. CORTLAND -- The city zoning board of appeals has rejected
KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR \ Annie's Mailbox She doesn't want a life with an alcoholic again
Dear Annie: My husband and I have been married for seven years. Each year, we get into a huge fight
HELOISE Cards make a great gift for special occasions
Dear Heloise: Every year on my mother's birthday, I picked out cards that were on sale and ones I
WIMBLEDON Washout is the first in 5 years
Only 83 matches have been completed so far, the fewest since 1991. WIMBLEDON, England (AP) -- Now
LOLLAPALOOZA Music festival canceled
NEW YORK (AP) -- The Lollapalooza music festival tour has been canceled because of poor ticket
Saliva reaches fans at summer festivals
Saliva's lead singer used to dislike being called a rock star. Now he's OK with it. By DEBORA
DEBORA SHAULIS | On the Scene Ride can be bumpy in star's orbit
Perhaps you've wondered what it takes to get an interview with a celebrity. Sometimes I wonder,
ON AREA DIAMONDS | Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL Tri-T Colt (ages 15-17) Struthers Davidson Becker 14, Boardman Civics 4 -- Aaron Young
MIDDLE EAST Saudi Arabia offers amnesty to terrorists
The offer shouldn't be viewed as a deal with terrorists, a Saudi official said. JIDDAH, Saudi
AUDITIONS Where to try out for roles
ACTORS "Moon Over Buffalo." Franklin Civic Operetta Association, Barrow Little Theater, 1223
House won't shift homeland funds to most likely targets
Opinion: Long Island Newsday: It's a very simple concept: Federal money for police, firefighters and other
Controversy no longer equals box office poison
By STEVE PERSALL ST. PETERSBURG TIMES Michael Moore has competition in the race to see who can
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO Keller Williams With: Dave Matthews Band. When: Saturday and Sunday. Where: Post-
Wheatland Tube workers OK contract
SHARON, Pa. -- Hourly employees at Wheatland Tube Co.'s Sharon plant will begin picking up a portion
MAHONING COUNTY Attorney responds to complaint
Colucci said he'll continue fighting to keep his law license. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
LAWRENCE COUNTY Officials authorize eminent-domain use
A second appraisal of the land is being done. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW
South Range official accepts post at Hiram
GREENFORD -- The South Range School District has said goodbye to its athletics director of 18 years.
Bush seeks NATO's help in peacekeeping mission
Democrats also favor more NATO involvement in Iraq. WASHINGTON (AP) -- With a help-wanted letter