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OHIO PREP FOOTBALL POLL

COLUMBUS -- How a state panel of sports writers and broadcasters rates Ohio high school football


Haitian residents struggle to come to grips with tragedy

The island nation is especially prone to flooding because of deforestation. GONAIVES, Haiti (AP)


Maroth finds a way to beat Indians again

The Tigers' pitcher improved to 3-0 this season over the Tribe in a 3-1 win. COMBINED DISPATCHES


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Court forbids county loan

The court ruled the commissioners have no legal authority to make the loan. By HAROLD GWIN


BIRTHS

St. Elizabeth Suzan Seem and Richard Alan Fox, 1498 Blunt St., Mineral Ridge, boy, Sept. 15.


TRUMBULL COUNTY Girard's police chief receives Bronze Star

The police chief served in Gen. George Patton's 3rd Army. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL


HOW THEY FARED YSU opponents

Slippery Rock (2-2) beat Fairmont State 49-14; Next at Lock Haven Saturday. Florida International


Councilman pushes legislation to help prevent flooding in city

One lawmaker suggested a lottery system to determine city areas to address first. By DENISE DICK


HELOISE Carry identification cards for hospital admission

Dear Heloise: I work in our local hospital in registration. Many people come to the hospital without


Mooney, Ridge, Poland winners

Lordstown beat Maplewood to raise its record to 9-0. YOUNGSTOWN -- Taylor Pancoe collected 29


GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA Judge: Government must justify detentions

The judge's order was the first sign of movement in the case in three months. WASHINGTON POST


Running scared, cracking down

Opinion: WASHINGTON -- A group of Western scholars, in Moscow for a conference on Russia's future, had a


REGULATIONS Commission supports plan to change zoning

The commission also is supporting a city bid for a planned technical park. HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The


Transplant Games

Transplant Games k A POLAND man who received a kidney transplant is not only healthy but is headed


REUNIONS

X4-H Camp Whitewood Alumni will hold its seventh annual reunion dinner from 4 to 8 p.m. Oct. 9.


WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW

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CRIME Lack of money dooms juvenile program

The program was believed to be the first of its kind in Ohio. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF


Document says informant had part in cartel slayings

Document says informant had part in cartel slayings EL PASO, Texas -- A paid informant for the


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FLOOD DAMAGE Assistance

Under President Bush's major disaster declaration issued for Ohio, some of the assistance for which


Blazek sparks 'Flashes' 5-0 win

Nate Blazek had two goals for No. 3-ranked Champion against Liberty. LIBERTY -- Nate Blazek had


Browns' injury list is surging

Kellen Winslow Jr. has a broken leg and Courtney Brown has a torn ligament. BEREA (AP) -- Kellen


YOUNGSTOWN STATE Linebacker Hutchinson excelled

The Penguins defenders created three turnovers that led to touchdowns. By PETE MOLLICA


AROUND THE HORN Monday's other games

AMERICAN LEAGUE Orioles 9, Red Sox 6 BOSTON -- B.J. Surhoff hit a grand slam, and Baltimore


LAKEVIEW SCHOOLS Board sheds light on 2 levies

Cuts in busing and after-school programs will come if the levies fail. By MARY POFF VINDICATOR


Michelle Long, Steven Wendland to wed Oct. 16

XCOLUMBUS -- Announcement is being made of the engagement of Michelle Suzanne Long and Steven Karl


Suit over ID requirement hits snag

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- The Justice Department refuses to confirm or deny whether federal rules exist


COMMON WEALTH INC. Nonprofit agency puts millions into housing

By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Some $40 million in new investment to


Some troops oppose Bush

Long deployments overseas are producing support for John Kerry. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR Inside


BOXING Big bouts spell doom for Oscar De La Hoya

Bernard Hopkins knocked him out in Saturday's middleweight title fight. SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE


Today is Tuesday, Sept. 21, the 265th day of 2004. There are 101 days left in the year. On this date

Opinion: Today is Tuesday, Sept. 21, the 265th day of 2004. There are 101 days left in the year. On this date


Russians paid the price for taking a Kerry-like approach in fight against terrorism

Opinion: Russians paid the price for taking a Kerry-like approach in fight against terrorism EDITOR:


'My little soldier boy'

Sitting in the small Akron airport, waiting for a plane to arrive, I saw a large entourage waiting


Valley must do all it can to secure air base's future

Opinion: Creation of an airport zoning district in Vienna Township to regulate construction around the


Maddox's torn ligament will take 6 weeks to heal

Ben Roethlisberger will likely start Sunday's game in Miami. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Pittsburgh


GAY MARRIAGE BAN Judge dismisses protest of ballot issue

Similar protests were filed throughout the state. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF


Car bomb injures 4 American soldiers

BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) -- A car bomb exploded on Baghdad's airport road today as a U.S. military convoy


Bond set for suspect in execution-style killings

COLUMBUS (AP) -- Bond was set at $3 million Monday for a man charged in the execution-style killings


Military officials probe death of Afghan recruit

Afghan prosecutors had recommended a murder case against U.S. soldiers. LOS ANGELES TIMES


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Barn houses growing IT company

This barn has no cows but plenty of data lines. TROY, Ohio (AP) -- A high-tech computer-products


Government: Monster in our midst

Opinion: By CLINT BOLICK HOOVER INSTITUTION Bill Clinton famously proclaimed that "the era of big


MAHONING VALLEY Group plans town meeting on local malpractice crisis

The meeting is open to doctors, community leaders and local media. YOUNGSTOWN -- Ann Womer


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Court upholds ruling in 'Santa Claus' suit

Court upholds ruling in 'Santa Claus' suit WARREN -- A city police officer did not act improperly


LAWRENCE COUNTY Treasurer employees to testify to grand jury

The treasurer says he was not told his employees had been called to testify. By LAURE CIOFFI


Female cleared in plot to kill player's agent

Katie Wolfmeyer was accused of helping Mike Danton hire a hit man. EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. (AP) -- A


In Hubbard, officials focus on storm debris

The mayor says he's been trying to contact the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. By TIM YOVICH


Gordon issues apology for causing an accident

He intentionally caused an accident that affected three other drivers. WELCOME, N.C. (AP) -- Robby


Gimenez, Reyes, Butia chosen all-stars; Hlebovy is top reliever

NILES -- Three members of the Mahoning Valley Scrappers were selected to the New York-Penn League


FLOODING Council hears residents

Runoff from about 5,370 acres of county land drains into Walnut Creek. By STEPHEN SIFF


"January next, I think, is going to be a major blow to terrorists and insurgents. We are adamant

Opinion: "January next, I think, is going to be a major blow to terrorists and insurgents. We are adamant


WILMINGTON AREA SCHOOLS Pupils from other districts won't be accepted

Tight classroom space is one reason for the decision. By LAURA MILOSER VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT


POLICE CALLS

Summary of police activity in the city of Canfield and Austintown: CANFIELD Sept. 14 Drug


Free agency looms for Omar Vizquel

The shortstop has expressed interest in remaining in Cleveland. CLEVELAND (AP) -- Omar Vizquel's


Liberals losing the baby contest

Opinion: BOSTON -- Just think of all the time we wasted worrying about the culture gap, the religious gap,


Spouses of soldiers recruited

The government hopes the retailer's program will keep people in the military. ATLANTA (AP) -- The


Laurie Keith, Matthew Masters to wed Oct. 23

XCORTLAND -- Sandra Keith of 120 Beechwood Drive is announcing the engagement of her daughter,


WEST BRANCH SCHOOLS Board learns that district faces deficit in next 5 years

The district needs to pass a tax levy to stay in the black, the treasurer says. By JOANN JONES


Government's case against tobacco goes to trial

Federal lawyers say the cigarette industry conspired to deceive the public. WASHINGTON (AP) --


Miss Greenslade, Jonathan Merrill set wedding date

XGIRARD -- Russell and Sue Greenslade, 232 E. Broadway Ave., are announcing the engagement of their


Dorsey may be starter even when Rattay returns

Quarterback Ken Dorsey was impressive as a fill-in for injured Tom Rattay. SANTA CLARA, Calif.


COSMETICS Hints on how to apply new line of makeup

Producer of cosmetics share tips on wearing makeup. NEW YORK (AP) -- Women like playing with


MAHONING VALLEY FLOODING Report targets Poland library

Floodwaters undermined the retaining wall, consultants say. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR


Chavez moves ahead with dictatorship

Opinion: Writing from Vene-zuela last month, I suggested that leftist populist President Hugo Chavez would


Pentagon predicts local control soon

The government official disputed some of Sen. John Kerry's criticism. WASHINGTON POST WASHINGTON


With no talks set, games are canceled

Teams have permission to release arena dates 30 days in advance. ASSOCIATED PRESS The Pittsburgh


BASEBALL Twins, Cards have parties

The Twins and Cardinals clinched divisional championships. ASSOCIATED PRESS Brad Radke stood in


Martha's pitiable RSVP

Opinion: New York Daily News: Martha Stewart, still in a cocoon of privilege, held a pity-party press


PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION Kerry spoofs Bush plan on Letterman's show

His stint on the show wasn't all jokes. NEW YORK (AP) -- Democrat John Kerry joked Monday on "The


Miss Polon to wed David Donikowski in Erie church

XHUBBARD -- Joseph and Patti Polon, 3361 Shadyside Drive, announce the engagement of their daughter,


Slain hostage's family prays for 2 still held

Abu Musab al-Zarqawi's group threatens to kill another hostage in 24 hours. HILLSDALE, Mich. (AP)


OHIO STATE Three have role in FGs

Forcing turnovers and good field position result in points for the Buckeyes. RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) --


Maradona arrives to start treatment

The former soccer star could be returned to Argentina. HAVANA (AP) -- Diego Maradona returned to


U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE MOST WANTED

U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE MOST WANTED Donald L. Tucker The U.S. Marshals Service Northern Ohio


Panel will probe Bush-Guard story

Anchor Dan Rather apologized for the reporting. NEW YORK (AP) -- Within the next few days, CBS


NURSING HOME Court forbids county loan

The court ruled the commissioners have no legal authority to make the loan. By HAROLD GWIN


Rice cools down after tantrum over receptions streak

Sunday's game was the wide receiver's first without a catch since 1985. ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) --


Activists plan protest

Activists plan protest WARREN -- Anti-abortion activists are planning the 13th annual Life Chain


HAND-HELD GAMING Nintendo gains upper hand as Sony plays waiting game

With Game Boy, Nintendo has dominated the genre. LOS ANGELES TIMES Seeking to head off a


REGION

REGION Business Showcase set at Mr. Anthony's BOARDMAN -- The Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber


In annual speech, Bush defends Iraq invasion

The president argues that the world is a better place because of his policies. NEW YORK (AP) --


SHENANGO TOWNSHIP Businessman Winner considers pursuing slot machine license

SHARON, Pa. -- Businessman James E. Winner Jr. said he could have an interest in securing one of the


McNabb powers Eagles win

Mistakes cost the Vikings dearly in a 27-16 defeat in Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Donovan


PLAYERS OF THE WEEK | YSU football

Hill Barth & amp; King Offensive Player of the Game: Ryan Jewell, Jr. center (Warren) Hill


NFL ROUNDUP News and notes

Dolphins: The passing game is practically nonexistent and the running game is even worse. An 0-2


By MARALINE KUBIK

By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER POLAND -- Nick Carson won a gold medal at the Olympic-


Macker-Kerns wedding date to be Oct. 23

XIllona Martin of Girard and Bruce Macker of Cortland are announcing the engagement of their


Leader says Iran won't stop nuclear program

The United States wants the issue referred to the U.N. Security Council. TEHRAN, Iran (AP) --


'Hank' has been opening the door to danger

Dear Annie: For the third time in 12 years, my husband has opened the door to a complete stranger


Federal aid declaration confuses county officials

Trumbull County EMA has received 394 reports of storm-related flooding. By D.A. WILKINSON and


UNITED NATIONS In annual speech, Bush defends Iraq invasion

The president argues that the world is a better place because of his policies. NEW YORK (AP) --


Debates rescheduled

Debates rescheduled SHARON, Pa. -- The debates between U.S. Rep. Phil English and his challenger


Hair-care service offered to mission clients

YOUNGSTOWN -- Men, women and children serviced by Mahoning Valley Mission will receive haircuts and


MAHONING COUNTY Sen. John Edwards' wife to speak about health issues at local center

YOUNGSTOWN -- Elizabeth Edwards, wife of U.S. Sen. John Edwards, the Democratic vice presidential


Microsoft gave Gates a pay rise

REDMOND, Wash. (AP) -- The world's richest man got a raise last year. Microsoft Corp.'s chairman


Ivan causes an 'extreme coast change'

Experts are comparing this weekend's photos with ones from 2001. SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE An


COURTS

MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses James T. Tyson, 35, of Youngstown, and Angela J. Sims, 43, of