UPNEXT

UPNEXT
An eye-opener
k TOO MANY teens get too little sleep. What are the dangers? How can young people battle sleep deprivation?
PAGE D1
POLITICS
No easy support
k BETWEEN THE problems with Ohio's economy and anti-President Bush sentiments, you would think Ohio would easily support John Kerry in the November election. But that's not the case at all, explains politics columnist David Skolnick.
PAGE A9
ENTERTAINMENT
Back in the news
k HE HASN'T been an entertainer for decades, but when the folk-rock singer once known as Cat Stevens has resurfaced over the years it's usually in a way that stuns or confuses the fans who still love his old songs
PAGE D3
SOCIETY
Let's go clubbing
k GRANGES, ATHLETIC groups, political organizations, support groups and myriad other clubs have their meetings listed weekly.
PAGE B6
LOCAL
Frustrated parents
k PARENTS OF autistic children had a chance to vent their frustrations with getting help at a forum at YSU.
PAGE B1
A tough lesson
k A MAHONING County deputy learned a lesson about not obeying a judge's order.
PAGE BXXXXXX(FILL IN LATER)
COMING TOMORROW
k SCHOOL: Despite having met 17 of 18 standards on the most recent state report cards, Boardman schools are at risk of being categorized "at risk."
k TV WEEK: Saturday's Vindicator includes the recently redesigned and expanded TV magazine that includes feature stories and listings for the coming week.