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IRAQI CONSTITUTION Sunnis expect further delays Some are doubtful of meeting deadline
Leaders complained of being excluded from negotiations. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS BAGHDAD, Iraq
SATURDAY'S GAMES
SATURDAY'S GAMES American League N.Y. Yankees 5, Chicago White Sox 0 L.A. Angels 4, Boston 2
Babe Ruth stars win
Babe Ruth stars win Youngstown overwhelmed Pittsfield, Mass., 13-1, Sunday at the Babe Ruth 14-
Major renovation nears completion
Swinging from ropes all day doesn't daunt intrepid church restorers. By MONICA BOND VINDICATOR
Why protect OPEC from lawsuits?
Opinion: By ARIEL COHEN and WILLIAM SCHIRANO THE HERITAGE FOUNDATION It's a move that anyone outraged by
CRAFT SHOWS
CRAFT SHOWS XApplications are available for the 14th annual craft show at St. Jude Church, 180
Dances are an integral part of many Indians' lives and cultures, and several were performed at a powwow event Saturday and Sunday including:
Dances are an integral part of many Indians' lives and cultures, and several were performed at a
School beverage guidelines: more sugar than substance
Opinion: The Washington Post: Vending machines have become a lucrative source of cash for many schools,
UAs teammates mourned the death of 49ers offensive lineman Thomas Herrion, above, medical
UAs teammates mourned the death of 49ers offensive lineman Thomas Herrion, above, medical
History, culture pervade powwow
Numerous dancers, a storyteller and a drummer took part in the festivities. By SEAN BARRON
SAN FRANCISCO Bicyclists join West Nile fight
SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE SAN FRANCISCO -- With images of giant mosquitoes emblazoned on their
This fall, Diane Farr to switch from fighting fires to crunching 'Numb3rs'
ZAP2IT.COM Diane Farr is going from fighting fires to fighting crime. Farr, who stars in FX's
Ballroom dancing enjoys resurgence
From movies to dance studios, America is caught up in the movement. By BETH GILLIN PHILADELPHIA
Today is Monday, Aug. 22, the 234th day of 2005. There are 131 days left in the year. On this date
Opinion: Today is Monday, Aug. 22, the 234th day of 2005. There are 131 days left in the year. On this date
Injuries plaguing Penguins
YOUNGSTOWN -- Injuries have played havoc with the Youngstown State football program this fall and
Youngstown wallops Massachusetts team
Nine stolen bases triggered a 13-1 win for the Ohio Valley champions. By NATE CROSSMAN
The Vindicator/J. Cecil
The Vindicator/J. Cecil AN EYE ON DETAIL: Mike Hall, a member of Inspired Heights of Rockford,
SCHEDULES
SCHEDULES MONDAY BOYS GOLF Mooney at Grizzly Classic at Rawiga Country Club, 1 p.m. Warren
Weathersfield board OKs funds for projects
MINERAL RIDGE -- The Weathersfield Board of Education has authorized spending more than $30,000 on
"The bill does not specify whether the chancellor will wear a powdered wig."
Opinion: "The bill does not specify whether the chancellor will wear a powdered wig." John Roberts Who
Retention wall to protect from floods
Construction is expected to last about 60 days. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER POLAND
COACHING VACANCIES
COACHING VACANCIES Poland High School -- is seeking a swim coach. Those interested should call
Agenda Tuesday
Agenda Tuesday Campbell Board of Education, 6:30 p.m., Memorial High School cafeteria.
WARREN Council plans to examine requested transfer of liquor license
A councilman has scheduled a special meeting for 5 p.m. Tuesday. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
Standoff involves dozens of officers, ends quietly
HOWLAND -- A township man was taken into custody shortly before noon Sunday after what began as a
TODAY
TODAY 1 p.m. (ESPN2) Baseball: Little League World Series, Latin America vs. Asia. 1 p.m. (FSN
Associated Press
Associated Press STRANDED: Herb Snyder waits for a tow truck at Great Northern Mall in North
HOW SHE SEES IT Prospective school leaders get free pass
Opinion: By LINDA SEEBACH SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE Arthur Levine, president of Teachers College,
A little incentive can get college roommates to clean up
Dear Readers: We recently printed a column about messy college roommates and asked readers to send
Texan wears crown as Outstanding Teen
Texan wears crown as Outstanding Teen Meghan Miller, 17, of Beaumont, Texas, is overjoyed after
Forum Health Women & amp; Infants Pavilion
Forum Health Women & amp; Infants Pavilion Dena Milanowski and Nick Mshar, 463 Garden
ARGENTINA
Opinion: ARGENTINA La Nacion, Buenos Aires, Aug. 16: Last month on the heels of the London terror attacks,
MOUNTAINEER RESULTS LATE SATURDAY
MOUNTAINEER RESULTS LATE SATURDAY 8th--Editiorial(Walker Jr)11.807.004.20 Irish Emblem(Villa-
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Muckdogs turn error into 8-7 victory
Saturday's 11-inning game took almost five hours to play. NILES -- A two-out error in the 11th
Rx for local justice system: communication, cooperation
Editorial: Last week, a federal court-appointed special master overseeing operations at the Mahoning County
It's a great day for LaBrae
Members of the LaBrae school system, above, cut the ribbon at the opening of the new LaBrae Local
TAMPEEL'S REPLACEMENT Individual schools will teach classes about environment
Schools may design their own replacements for the 33-year-old program. By MONICA BOND VINDICATOR
Bush's Iran policy rife with idiocies
Opinion: By ROBERT SCHEER LOS ANGELES TIMES We don't respect or understand any religious or nationalist
U.S. MARSHALS MOST WANTED Brian Boggs
The U.S. Marshals Service in Northern Ohio is asking the public to help find its Most Wanted
Shooting victim transferred to UPMC in critical condition
YOUNGSTOWN -- A city man was transferred Sunday to the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center in
COLUMBIANA COUNTY
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Divorces asked Leah Moore, 44720 state Route 558, Columbiana vs. Matthew
Cake-decorating contest
Cake-decorating contest YOUNGSTOWN -- The Children's Museum of the Valley, 139 E. Boardman St., is
HOUSEHOLDS Multigenerational living increases in U.S. homes
Financial challenges play a role in uniting extended families under one roof. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Scrappers pounded again
By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF NILES -- Never in the long history of baseball has a
BACK-TO-SCHOOL Not a student? Dig in anyway!
This stuff isn't just for the locker, the desk or the dorm; it's also useful for the home. By LISA
Reader disagrees with Rep. Strickland on taxes
Opinion: Reader disagrees with Rep. Strickland on taxes EDITOR: Recently a friend shared a letter with
6 council members support Hagan
One Democratic councilman isn't ready to make a mayoral endorsement. By DAVID SKOLNICK
Gotti kept cancer news from her sons, producers
Gotti kept cancer news from her sons, producers NEW YORK -- When Victoria Gotti learned she had