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WORKING GROUP
WORKING GROUP Mahoning County Jail Initial members of Mahoning County's Criminal Justice Working
AREA
AREA Note for coaches and statisticians Scores and reports of high school athletic events can be
Hoover-Knez engagement told, wedding planned
XAnnounced by Paul Hoover and Denise Hoover, both of Austintown, and Anthony and Ellen Knez of
NORTHEAST OHIO Residents eagerly share views at forum
The region has a population of 4 million with 1.8 million in the work force. By NANCY TULLIS
Heltzel opposes plan in Kinsman
A free treatment plant could come with a high price, the commissioner said. By ED RUNYAN
Lance denies doping
Lance denies doping Faced with yet another report that he cheated his way to a Tour de France
Almost official: Judge signs Pitt-Aniston papers
Almost official: Judge signs Pitt-Aniston papers LOS ANGELES -- A judge has signed off on the
Sunni leaders blast draft constitution
The document was written in stealth, and people should reject it, a Sunni leader said. KNIGHT
SCHOOLS Board OKs employee cuts based on audit
The superintendent says a November levy must pass to prevent more layoffs. By KANTELE FRANKO
Rising oil prices and the rule of bigness
Opinion: By JAMES K. GLASSMAN SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE The largest retailer in the world, Wal-Mart,
A summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman Township:
A summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman Township: POLAND Aug. 19 Forgery:
St. Elizabeth Health Center
St. Elizabeth Health Center Russell and Nancy Morrison, Canfield, boy, Aug. 22. Donnitia
Murder of Afghan women on the rise
Opinion: By SALIMA GHAFARI INSTITUTE FOR WAR & amp; PEACE REPORTING KABUL, Afghanistan -- Humaira
COURT Suspect is arraigned after 90-mph chase
The 37-year-old defendant told the judge that he has never held a job. YOUNGSTOWN -- Robbery
Three Scrappers see all-star game action
BROOKLYN, N.Y. -- Scrappers infielder Matt Fornasiere contributed an RBI double in Tuesday's New
Valley children's museum to celebrate first birthday
More than 12,000 people visited the museum last year. By KATIE LIBECCO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Stadium supports to get emergency shoring up
Officials plan for the bleachers to be ready for Friday. By JOHN W. GOODWIN VINDICATOR STAFF
Israeli troops prevail: Last holdouts give up
The 6,000 Israeli police and soldiers met limited resistance. LOS ANGELES TIMES SANUR, West
Arraigned in arson
Arraigned in arson YOUNGSTOWN -- Mark A. Hausch, 20, of Covington Street was arraigned Tuesday in
THURSDAY
THURSDAY XCroatian Home of St. George Lodge 66 will hold a pasta dinner from 4:30 to 8 p.m. at the
Today is Wednesday, Aug. 24, the 236th day of 2005. There are 129 days left in the year. On this
Opinion: Today is Wednesday, Aug. 24, the 236th day of 2005. There are 129 days left in the year. On this
Colorado chosen for the Bauder, Calton wedding
XKelly Bauder and Bryan Calton are announcing their engagement and date for their upcoming marriage.
WARREN RECYCLING LANDFILL STUDY Hydrogen sulfide linked to irritation
A final report is expected in the next year. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
DAN K. THOMASSON A living argument for the death penalty
Opinion: WASHINGTON -- Just when one begins to believe the death penalty serves no useful purpose and should
Officials investigate suicide, fires at store
LEAVITTSBURG -- A suicide by a grocery store owner follows three suspicious fires at the store this
Police arrest 12 in crackdown
At least two of the juveniles had been arrested before for vandalizing churches. By BOB JACKSON
FORMER PAWNSHOP Owner withdraws request for liquor license transfer
The police chief and building official opposed the plan. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS AT A GLANCE
TUESDAY'S RESULTS CROSS COUNTRY SUBURBAN LEAGUE (Austintown Township Park) Boys scores:
JESSICA KACHUREK JUSTIN CONRAD
JESSICA KACHUREK JUSTIN CONRAD XYOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Jessica Anne Kachurek and Justin
SEXUAL PREDATOR Judge sends man who raped children to prison
The sentences are to ensure the man never leaves prison, the judge said. By ROGER G. SMITH
Trial set for 3 held in assault
YOUNGSTOWN -- Bond was continued for three men who face numerous charges in a case in which shots
Agenda Thursday
Agenda Thursday Youngstown Board of Education, 5 p.m., special board meeting regarding
Lincoln statue vandalized
hLost his head again ASHLAND, Ore. -- A statue of President Lincoln in Lithia Park has been
NUISANCE PROPERTIES Officials: Clean and secure areas
A girl suffered severe burns during a bonfire on a piece of private property. By JEANNE STARMACK
Voicing new ideas for Ohio's viability
Voicing new ideas for Ohio's viability k MAHONING VALLEY leaders were passionate and animated
Rezoning issue to come before council next month
Wick Neighbors envisions a $250 million revitalization plan for the area near YSU. By DAVID
Parents announce Cycyk-Hurdley wedding plans
XThe engagement of Jessica J. Cycyk and Justin H. Hurdley, both of 2346 W. Manor Ave., Poland, is
OHIO UNIVERSITY School gets No. 2 listing for parties
The author of the list said prospective students can use it as a research tool. STAFF/WIRE REPORTS
Leeson powers Crestview to 6-1 victory
Canfield and West Branch played a scoreless tie. HANOVERTON -- Cory Leeson scored three goals and
ENDORPHIN SYSTEM Study suggests placebos can spark brain response to pain
A natural system acts to slow transmission of pain signals among nerve cells. SCRIPPS HOWARD
RACHEL HALL EDWARD LEAMER
RACHEL HALL EDWARD LEAMER XYOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. Dr. D. Larry Kline officiated July 23 at Trinity
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Gerard P. LaVecchia Jr., 42, of 3102 Waterville Place,
Enrollment not hurt
By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR EDUCATION WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Strikes by both the faculty and
TAFT'S CONVICTION Dems discuss what to do next
The House Democratic leader called for a bipartisan investigation of Taft's actions. By JEFF
YSU FOOTBALL Ex-QB Marshall shows promise at tight end spot
The Penguins' former quarterback is finding a new way to help the team. By PETE MOLLICA
GINA DIMATTEO GIULIANO BATTAGLINI
GINA DIMATTEO GIULIANO BATTAGLINI XMONACA, Pa. -- Living in Unity after a honeymoon at Riviera
Televangelist: Kill president of Venezuela
He also said the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks resulted from insulting God. KNIGHT RIDDER
BABE RUTH WORLD SERIES Youngstown triumphs to earn playoff berth
The Ohio Valley regional champions will play again on Thursday. By NATE CROSSMAN SPECIAL TO THE
AP file photo, July 20
AP file photo, July 20 SETUP: Members of the Shakespeare in the Park theater company assemble the
Shawnees' greenhouse plan has the potential to take root
Editorial: A proposal by the Eastern Shawnee Indian tribe to build a massive hydroponics greenhouse complex in
JACKSON-MILTON District revisits a bond issue
The board wants to borrow $12.5 million through the sale of bonds. By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR
Eichhorn-Pittle wedding to be Sept. 24 in Texas
XDIAMOND -- Plans for the upcoming marriage of Kristie Eichhorn and Dr. Charles Pittle, both of El
BRAIN STUDY Link between Alzheimer's, creative thought analyzed
Neuroscientists find new findings vague and inconclusive yet intriguing. WASHINGTON POST
COUNTY JAIL Group to discuss and form new plan
Talk about the role each group member's department plays is important. By ROGER G. SMITH
An irrevocable error
Opinion: Washington Post: Sixty years ago, the state of Georgia executed a woman named Lena Baker. Last week
HOW SHE SEES IT Right to privacy must be protected by courts
Opinion: By CAROL TOWARNICKY KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS Tell me again, what's wrong with "judicial
"The only way to defend our citizens where we live is to go after the terrorists where they live."
Opinion: "The only way to defend our citizens where we live is to go after the terrorists where they live."
VOICES & amp; CHOICES Some poll responses
Voices and Choices participants used electronic polling devices and laptop computers to record their
Too much 'pork' bad for the country
Opinion: By CHRIS EDWARDS CATO INSTITUTE Federal pork spending has exploded in recent years. The highway
TRICKY RECIPES CAN PAY OFF WITH SWEET GOODNESS.
Tricky recipes can pay off with sweet goodness. By JUDITH EVANS KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS By
REGAN ROMOSER MICHAEL WELCH
REGAN ROMOSER MICHAEL WELCH XATHENS -- Nelson Commons in Athens was the setting July 16 for the
Quite a catch: Check out 'Tuna a la Heloise'
Dear Readers: Thelma Goodnight of Silver Lake, Ind., sent in a clipping of my mother's column from
JAMA Conflict of interest possible in report on fetal sensations
One of the article's authors is the medical director of an abortion clinic. KNIGHT RIDDER