Tuesday, October 26, 2004
Crestview hangs on to beat Springfield
k IT TOOK four games to prevail, but unbeaten and top-seeded Crestview High withstood a strong challenge from No. 2 seed Springfield to post a victory in a Division III district semifinal volleyball match Monday.
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LOCAL
East Side pride
k NEW HOUSING for low- and moderate-income people is unveiled on Youngstown's East Side.
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BUSINESS
'Smart' technology
k BUILDINGS are getting smarter -- and the next generation of energy-saving building materials is expected to do even more.
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SOCIETY
Trendy in tweed
k TWEED -- that sturdy fabric often associated with horsy highbrows and stuffy literary types -- translates into nearly every facet of women's fashion this fall.
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ENTERTAINMENT
Local connection
k CRAIG DUFF, a Trumbull County native, is a documentary writer, producer, director and editor whose newest production, "Are We Safer?," airs Thursday night on the Disney Channel.
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NATION
Rehnquist's return
k CHIEF JUSTICE William H. Rehnquist may be back on the job next week, although some physicians questioned whether his treatment for thyroid cancer would sideline him longer.
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