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U.S. SECURITY Reports raise terrorist alerts at Mexican border
Evidence shows Al-Qaida's interest in established smuggling networks. LOS ANGELES TIMES SAN
AFGHANISTAN 3 Americans guilty of torturing at jail
Three judges voted unanimously to convict. KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) -- Three Americans accused of
Level of U.N. help with election hinges on security
UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- The United Nations is hopeful elections in Iraq can be held on schedule in
2 men burned when pipe explodes at Sherman Steel
CAMPBELL -- Two men were badly burned in an explosion Tuesday afternoon while they were using a
"Some people call it genocide, some people call it ethnic cleansing, some people call it civil war
Opinion: "Some people call it genocide, some people call it ethnic cleansing, some people call it civil war
LAWRENCE COUNTY Criminal charges left intact against ex-school employee
Havey's appeal hearing on his firing remains in the courts. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
OAKLAND Incident debated by teams
Rangers reliever Frank Francisco threw a chair that injured a woman. OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- The
A summary of recent crime activity in Boardman and Poland:
A summary of recent crime activity in Boardman and Poland: BOARDMAN Sept. 8 Arrest: Police
IRAQ Interpreter risking his life
0The job is crucial for the cooperation of U.S. military and Iraqi forces. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
GREAT GRAINS Experts offer new rules
Whole grains are gaining favor as the government ponders a pyramid change. By JENNIFER MANN
HOW HE SEES IT What will Bush's Darfur legacy be?
Opinion: By FRED HIATT WASHINGTON POST Imagine that genocide were taking place -- thousands of children
WEATHERSFIELD Trustees OK tax break for plastics company
A Masury company will locate a plant in Weathersfield. By MARY R. SMITH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
Commissioners vote against motions to fill two positions
John Cox was given a $6,700 raise after the board meeting. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
Developer sues over denial for development
LISBON -- Attorneys for a Youngstown developer have filed a lawsuit in Columbiana County Common
NEVE CAMPBELL Actress takes on new role
The film's writer-director said he's been eager to hire her. NEW YORK DAILY NEWS NEW YORK --
SCHOOLS PROJECT Results are short of goals
Union membership is usually a prerequisite for construction employment. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
Actress jailed for night after wrecking SUV
Actress jailed for night after wrecking SUV MOORPARK, Calif. -- Former "Growing Pains" actress
CIA Chief nominee says risk by spies will be rewarded
A top Democrat called the Republican 'an exceptional human being.' WASHINGTON POST WASHINGTON --
Relaxed Scrappers rolled
TROY, N.Y. -- Corks popped Monday night at Joseph L. Bruno Stadium, and upstate New York air smelled
INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES Panel to recommend national spy director
The director would have power to decide how agencies spend money. WASHINGTON (AP) -- The committee
PIRATES Patterson's 3 RBIs power playoff-chasing Cubs in 12
Chicago is a half-game behind San Francisco in the NL wild-card race. CHICAGO (AP) -- Corey
FLOODING State of emergency includes Trumbull Co., Taft declares
Trumbull flood victims are now eligible for state aid. By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
STEELERS Stopping Lewis is the focus
The Ravens will have All-Pro tackle Jonathan Ogden back this week. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- The
YSU FOOTBALL Terracina set to celebrate homecoming
The placekicker's home is in Lake Charles, La., also the site of McNeese State. By PETE MOLLICA
HELOISE Remedy takes 'canned' taste out of seafood
Dear Heloise: I make cream crab on toast. It is a recipe passed down from my grandma. I haven't been
UNION CEMETERY FEMA aid helps to rebuild office
It took a disaster for Hubbard Union Cemetery to get a new building. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
Kitty Kelley dishes on book and Bushes
The author said she doesn't mean to attack, but the book hits hard. NEW YORK (AP) -- When Kitty
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Hugh J. Toth, 55, of Martin Luther King Blvd., Youngstown, and
NHL Lockout kicks in at midnight
No talks are scheduled between the league and the NHLPA. TORONTO (AP) -- First, the talking
MUSIC Ex-Talking Heads singer branches out for creativity
David Byrne says venturing 'into the unknown ... keeps things fresh.' (FORT WORTH) STAR-TELEGRAM
RUSSIA Beslan schools reopen after terrorist attack
A full day of classes is scheduled for Thursday. BESLAN, Russia (AP) -- Children returned to
Niles police investigate vehicle they think struck 11-year-old girl
Niles and Warren police had been looking for the SUV based on registrations from the state. NILES
HERMITAGE TOWNE PLAZA Bank robber strikes plea deal
Authorities said the Clevelander got more than $500,000 during the robbery spree. By HAROLD GWIN
QUICK FIX Chicken with orzo uses tarragon for extra flavor
By LINDA GASSENHEIMER KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS Fresh herbs, poultry and a little vermouth are
HURRICANE Some can't flee from Ivan
Thousands of people in New Orleans rely on city transportation. NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Fleeing to
Aiming to boost productivity? Try gym for workers, experts say
Physically active employees can also lower health care costs for employers. CORAOPOLIS, Pa. (AP)
HOW THEY FARED YSU opponents
Slippery Rock (1-2) beat Shepherd 30-27; Next Fairmont State Saturday. Florida International (1-0)
Tobin unveils plans for schools finance committee
YOUNGSTOWN -- Bishop Thomas J. Tobin announced the creation of the Ad Hoc School/Parish Finance
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'Jeopardy' creator Griffin still catches show every day
His first version of the show let all contestants keep their winnings. BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP)
Stewart: Get it over with
NEW YORK (AP) -- Martha Stewart said today she has decided to surrender for prison as soon as
WEDDING WORLD Bridal shop opens; some customers leave in tears
Some women did not receive dresses or refunds. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Retailer shifts labor costs to taxpayers and no one reacts
Opinion: Retailer shifts labor costs to taxpayers and no one reacts EDITOR: Many U.S. cities and towns
'GRANNY VOTER' Project aims to address future issues
Some of politics leading women have joined together for the project. SCRIPPS HOWARD WASHINGTON
PENNSYLVANIA Lobbyists for slots law were paid $575,000
The gambling industry's bets on the slots law paid off. HARRISBURG (AP) -- A small army of
AUTO INDUSTRY GM looks to cut costs but plans nothing big
GM is looking for areas where it's spending too much. ROMULUS, Mich. (AP) -- Lagging sales and
Today is Wednesday, Sept. 15, the 259th day of 2004. There are 107 days left in the year. The Jewish
Opinion: Today is Wednesday, Sept. 15, the 259th day of 2004. There are 107 days left in the year. The Jewish
FOOD HISTORY Getting to the bottom of fluff is mandate of new cookbook
By LINDA GIUCA HARTFORD COURANT The inside info: "The Marshmallow Fluff Cookbook" by Justin
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Aqua America, .48, 21.90 21.93 Avalon Holdings,2.90 2.99 Clear
DINNER TONIGHT If you're going to splurge, why not go for lobster?
By CAROL MIGHTON HADDIX CHICAGO TRIBUNE It's nice to splurge. Even when rushed on a weeknight,
Car bomb kills 2 people
Terrorists left three headless bodies along a road near Baghdad. BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) -- A car bomb
Ohio shares the title for number of winners
Ohio and California have produced more winners than any other state. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
HOW SHE SEES IT The naked truth about strip clubs
Opinion: By ELISABETH EAVES SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE In Chicago, Miami, Nashville, Detroit and other
AWARD WINNERS YSU Football
These 10 Youngstown State players were cited for outstanding performances in the Penguins' 22-16
BREAST CANCER MRI hailed for some high-risk cases
The study involved women with one of two particular genetic flaws. LONG ISLAND NEWSDAY For women
MAHONING COUNTY Treasurer will finance new court building
The building should be ready for occupancy by Jan. 1, 2006. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
VOLLEYBALL Mineral Ridge extends unbeaten streak to six
Springfield beat Western Reserve to stay unbeaten in the Inter-County League. MINERAL RIDGE --
TOP DVD SALES
TOP DVD SALES 1. "The Girl Next Door [Unrated Version]," FoxVideo. 2. "Ella Enchanted [Pan
'Intelligent loss' is Penguins' goal
Florida International's overtime victory could teach a valuable lesson. By JOHN KOVACH
COLLEGE FOOTBALL Ohio State may face hurricane situation
Hurricane Ivan could become a factor in Saturday's game at North Carolina St. COLUMBUS (AP) --
STUDY Research shows rise in flu cases
Health officials are recommending that infants be vaccinated. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS SAN JOSE,
CALIFORNIA Screeners intercept letter to governor
Similar rigged letters have been sent to about 18 governors. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS
Failing health-care system should be topic of debate
Opinion: Detroit Free Press: Health insurance premiums are skyrocketing at five times the rate of inflation
KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR \ Annie's Mailbox He hasn't forgiven wife's infidelity
Dear Annie: I'm a 41-year-old man who has been with my wife, "Christine," since high school. We have
NBC In 'The Miracle,' program focuses on Roy, attack
Journalist Maria Shriver, a longtime friend, is conducting the interview. SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS
UNITED WAY | Who's in charge
The 2004 Campaign goal for the Youngstown/Mahoning Valley United Way is $3.2 million. The campaign
REGION
REGION Opens office in China HOWLAND -- Stoneridge has opened an international purchasing office
Ohio
Ohio Night drawings: Pick 3, 6-0-4 Pick 4, 5-7-1-7 Buckeye 5, 5-7-13-19-20 Mega Millions, 12-35-
ON TOUR This week's golf events
RYDER CUP Bloomfield Township, Mich. Schedule: Friday-Sunday. Friday and Saturday, four morning
AROUND THE HORN Tuesday's other games
AMERICAN LEAGUE Yankees 4, Royals 0 KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Mike Mussina pitched three-hit ball for
Gang robbery reported
Gang robbery reported YOUNGSTOWN -- A 32-year-old Tudor Lane man told police he was jumped by
TRUMBULL COUNTY Council considers road vacation to improve city's rail crossings
Grants may be available to pay for the improvements. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
SPARKLE MARKET SHOOTING Security guard pleads innocent to assault
The security guard was released after posting$1,000 bond. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Best Bets on TV Tonight
With so many awards shows on television, sometimes it's hard to tell them apart. The World Music
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
TODAY XFraternal Order of Eagles 3298, 1655 Raccoon Road, Austintown, will serve dinners from 4 to
HURRICANE Ivan approaches Gulf Coast
Waves have started to erode the beach in Alabama. NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Stragglers streamed toward
RYDER CUP Sutton challenges Woods to lead
U.S. captain Hal Sutton reminded Tiger Woods about his Ryder Cup record. BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP,
Workshops planned on health-care careers
Workshops planned on health-care careers LISBON -- A workshop for people interested in a career
MEADD Picketing by union was illegal, county officials say
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning County will probably file an unfair labor practice complaint today against a
CENTENARIANS Numbers are record-high
Diet may be Japan's secret to long life, experts say. TOKYO (AP) -- The number of Japanese who
CHILD CARE Group sets up office in Lisbon
About a dozen day-care providers will be state certified in January. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
Commissioners approve sites for placement of recycling bins
Work on the Ewing Park Bridge will begin Monday. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU
SOCCER Gavolas propels Poland win; Niles' Mang scores 3 goals
Mooney's Kiki Willis each scored three goals against Ursuline. POLAND -- Senior midfielder Lenny
REGIONAL POLICE Farrell gets cost estimate for extra patrol
Extra patrols will cost the city extra money. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU FARRELL,
ELECTION Ex-mayor wins seat on council
He once served six months in prison for a drug conviction. WASHINGTON (AP) -- Former Washington
QUICK TIPS
QUICK TIPS How to ripen: Most pears don't change color when they are ripening with the notable
Brodeur backstops Canadians to World Cup championship
Joe Sakic, Scott Niedermayer and Shane Doan scored for Team Canada. TORONTO (AP) -- The message
Analysts: OPEC decision won't lower prices
VIENNA, Austria (AP) -- As members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries ponder
Slip of the tongue during talk show puts Locklear in awkward position
LOS ANGELES TIMES A simple story about her daughter's dramatic flair got Heather Locklear into
Talent shows on stage
The Howland native hopes to become a professional opera singer. By LAURA FARR VINDICATOR
CALIFORNIA Radio, radar failures prompt diverted flights
The breakdown left thousands of passengers stranded. LOS ANGELES TIMES LOS ANGELES -- As many as
HOW SHE SEES IT Everyone wants to have a say in ads
Opinion: By LIZ SIDOTI ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON -- Just about everybody wants to have their say in
EUROPE Criminal activity big business in Bulgaria
Crime makes up about 30 percent to 36 percent of the Bulgarian economy. SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE
Putin cites security as rationale for quiet coup
Opinion: Russian President Vladimir Putin is proposing a deal with the devil, trading freedom for security --
AROUND THE NFL News and notes
49ers: General manager Terry Donahue signed a four-year contract extension with the San Francisco
Officials require data on flood insurance
Shenango and Mahoning Township residents who had flood damage should contact their insurance
BROWNS Injured Suggs gets the OK to resume practice sessions
The running back still needs to improve in order to return to game duty. BEREA (AP) -- Cleveland
SHARON SPEEDWAY Commission puts zone change on hold
The planning commissioners want more time to think. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
BRITAIN Is Blair favoring Kerry in election?
Behind the scenes, word is the prime minister and his party hope for a Bush defeat. LOS ANGELES
By WILLIAM K. ALCORN
By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR HEALTH WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Some 450 volunteers from 51 local
MAHONING TOWNSHIP New police department slated to start up Oct. 1
The Pulaski police chief will be chief of the joint department. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR
Court OKs 3 acquittals
PARIS (AP) -- A Paris appeals court upheld the acquittals Tuesday of three photographers accused of
STATE ECONOMY Local executive part of Ohio trade mission to Asia
Japanese companies employ about 70,000 people in Ohio. By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT .
NATION With Iraq, Vietnam vets, families relive years
The families know through their own experiences what war means. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS KANSAS
TRIBUTE Sotheby's has auction for Cashes
The estate auction includes nearly 800 items. LOS ANGELES TIMES Staging an estate auction for a
TRUMBULL COUNTY Hearing to focus on marriage issue
The amendment would essentially ban homosexual marriages. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
AFRICA Peace talks between Sudan and Darfur rebels break off
A deal on humanitarian access to 1.2 million refugees fell through. ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) -- Peace
TELECOMMUNICATIONS Alltell to consolidate offices at former Ames
The company operates two call centers locally. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR
CHILDREN'S HEALTH Put warning about suicide link on anti-depressants, panel says
The black-box warning is one of the strongest used on medications. WASHINGTON (AP) -- All drugs
NEW SPRINGFIELD COMPANIES Business owners settle suit in employee theft
The $1 million settlement probably will never be paid. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
COLOMBIA Militia leader: We're the last hope
Although leaders have been indicted, they still receive support. DALLAS MORNING NEWS BOGOTA,
Few health woes found for 9/11 rescue dogs
Few health woes found for 9/11 rescue dogs PHILADELPHIA -- Search-and-rescue dogs deployed after
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
TUESDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL OHIO POLL COLUMBUS -- How a state panel of sports writers and
To talk about levies
To talk about levies CORTLAND -- The Lakeview school board will meet in special session at 5:30
TRUMBULL COUNTY | Grand jury indictments
The grand jury indicted four former Trumbull County Correctional Institution inmates on charges of
Big catch: You can't put a price on that
When we moved out to Pine Lake last year, my husband couldn't wait to get on the water and fish.
TRUMBULL COUNTY Airport zoning district to affect racetrack plan
Commissioners will consider the proposal. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN --
& lt;B & gt;BEHNER & lt;/B & gt;, Eleanor G., 92, of Warren; calling
& lt;B & gt;BEHNER & lt;/B & gt;, Eleanor G., 92, of Warren; calling hours Thursday
AL CENTRAL Young drives in five runs as Tigers thump Tribe
Dmitri Young went 4-for-5 with a three-run homer in an 11-3 blowout. CLEVELAND (AP) -- Dmitri
TRUDY RUBIN Terrorist causes are not all same
Opinion: PHILADELPHIA -- As soon as I heard the news of the school siege in the Russian town of Beslan, my