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DIVISION I-A COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCHEDULES
ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE BOSTON COLLEGE Sept. 3--at BYU, 3:30 p.m. Sept. 10--Army, 12:30 p.m.
ON C5
ON C5 UWillie Parker prides himself on his speed, but even he didn't expect his NFL career to take
Arrested in shooting
Arrested in shooting YOUNGSTOWN -- Police arrested Lamar Bailey, 17, Monday afternoon on a murder
Protesters hound Bush
Protesters hound Bush STUMPING for his Medicare prescription drug program, the president was met
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS MONDAY 1st--D Cheqmate (Gonzalez)8.004.603.60 Poker Mom (Urieta-Moran V.)
Police probe 1-car accident that killed man
GIRARD -- City police are investigating a one-car accident that killed a Warren man Sunday morning.
De Leon sparks Scrappers
De Leon sparks Scrappers Evandy De Leon had a career night for the Mahoning Valley Scrappers.
Miss Haberstroh, Mr. Hansegard to wed in 2006
XPamela and Albert Haberstroh of Southington and Mary and Roger Hansegard of Dayton, Minn., are
1. "The 40-Year-Old Virgin," $16.4 million.
1. "The 40-Year-Old Virgin," $16.4 million. 2. "The Brothers Grimm," $15.1 million. 3. "Red
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and applications
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and applications
Music-blaster in jail while dangerous criminals are free
Opinion: Music-blaster in jail while dangerous criminals are free EDITOR: After reading the story in the
YSU Mihalik realistic about chances
Slippery Rock has lost all nine meetings with the Penguins since 1991. By PETE MOLLICA
MCDONALD SCHOOLS Officials dismiss letter
Two open forums are scheduled on the 4.9-mill permanent improvement levy. McDONALD -- McDonald
CITY GOVERNMENT Niles officials set to discuss landfills
Niles' law banning landfills is unconstitutional, the mayor says. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
LAWRENCE COUNTY Treasurer ordered to answer questions
The district attorney says Felasco has forfeited his right to office. By VIRGINIA ROSS
AREA LEADERS | Cross country
BOYS 1. Jake Lape (Boardman) 17:05 2. Rick Lape (Boardman) 17:08 3. Jimmy Ramson (Poland) 17:12
Agenda Wednesday
Agenda Wednesday Poland Village Finance, Wage and Insurance committee, 5:15 p.m., Poland Village
A message to criminals from a grieving mother
Editorial: It would be easy for Darlene Edwards to barricade herself in her Youngstown home and ignore the
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
MONDAY'S RESULTS BOYS GOLF LOWELLVILLE 171, WESTERN RESERVE 193 Lowellville (7-12) -- Justin Romeo
PITT FOOTBALL Pittsburgh freshman quarterback has ties to Mahoning Valley
Bill Stull Jr. was born in Newton Falls and raised in Canfield and Poland. By MARKY BILLSON
Rain from storm's remnants expected to cause flooding here
Projected rains come one year after heavy flooding in Columbiana County. By D.A. WILKINSON
Some details of the contracts with Association of Classified Employees and the faculty union.
Some details of the contracts with Association of Classified Employees and the faculty union. ACE
HOW HE SEES IT Techno shift will reshape our landscape
Opinion: By JAMES P. PINKERTON LONG ISLAND NEWSDAY I keep a file of clippings I call "Page 34 news." That
HELOISE Donate old eyeglasses, or save for driving
Dear Heloise: Regarding your recent item on the Lions Clubs' eyeglass collecting, I would like to
TRI-CITY SPEEDWAY SUNDAY'S RESULTS
TRI-CITY SPEEDWAY SUNDAY'S RESULTS Super Sprints (20 Laps): 1. Bob Felmlee, 2. Rod George, 3.
MUNICIPAL COURT Hagan: Use $1M for jail, not for justice facility
The judges aren't interested in providing the money. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS
Summary of police activity in the city of Canfield and Austintown.
Summary of police activity in the city of Canfield and Austintown. CANFIELD Aug. 25 Property
Woman accused of assaulting officer
AUSTINTOWN -- A Kirk Road woman is accused of kicking a township police officer in the chest during
Pushing open government
Opinion: The (S.C.) Columbian: Similar to circuit-riding ministers of old but with a different message
MICHAEL BUDD Transfer to prison imminent
A motion for release pending appeal was denied. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER
Wedding planned by Rachel Noren, Thomas Tedesco
XLOWELLVILLE -- Announced by Michelina Noren, 622 Cooper Ave., is the engagement of her daughter,
Church program delivers an education in altruism
The program's president has plans for more school supply drop-offs. By KANTELE FRANKO
YOUNGSTOWN POLICE New software helps predict crime locations
The system would permit police to pinpoint pockets of crime. By DAVID SKOLNICK CITY HALL
INDICTMENT Painting contractor faces bribery charges
A detention hearing is set for Wednesday in Cleveland. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
De Leon's grand slam, six RBI's pace Scrappers win
Mahoning Valley defeated the Batavia Muckdogs 8-5. BATAVIA, N.Y. -- Evandy De Leon had a career
LAWRENCE COUNTY 21-year chief clerk to retire
County commissioners didn't advertise the job opening. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR PENNSYLVANIA
REUNIONS
XCanfield High School Classes of 1940, 1941 and 1942 will hold a reunion at noon Sept. 17 at A La
hJury being selected for Blake's civil trial
hJury being selected for Blake's civil trial BURBANK, Calif.-- Actor Robert Blake, who was
Danish police to charge man under new anti-terrorism law
WASHINGTON POST COPENHAGEN, Denmark -- Said Mansour, a slightly built man with a bushy beard,
PREP SOCCER ROUNDUP Lee paces Howland past Boardman, 2-1
He scored both goals as the Tigers handed the Spartans their first loss. HOWLAND -- Tim Lee scored
Miss Karatinos, Mr. Sanata plan wedding in 2006
XBROOKFIELD -- The engagement of Kristen Karatinos, daughter of John and Debra Karatinos, 1504
HOW HE SEES IT Starting a business is a breeze in the U.S.
Opinion: By JAMES K. GLASSMAN SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE As much of Europe struggles with double-digit
Today is Tuesday, Aug. 30, the 242nd day of 2005. There are 123 days left in the year. On this date
Opinion: Today is Tuesday, Aug. 30, the 242nd day of 2005. There are 123 days left in the year. On this date
Rap's Jay-Z explains why he took role of president
Rap's Jay-Z explains why he took role of president NEW YORK --
Kristen Komara, James Van Tiem to wed Sept. 30
XCANFIELD -- Plans for the upcoming marriage of Kristen Marie Komara, 3744 N. Clifton, Chicago, and
CHERRY STREET Truck restriction set in New Castle
Signs of the new restriction are also to be posted along Pa. Routes 18 and 168. By VIRGINIA ROSS
SPRINGFIELD TWP. Sewer system delayed by road work
The goal is to do the sewer and intersection improvement jobs at the same time. By BOB JACKSON
SUPPORT TASKS Vienna air base has new contract
The Vienna facility is one of 12 nationwide that has a subcontractor handling support tasks. By
& lt;B & gt;ADKINS, & lt;/B & gt; Jennie, 61, of Youngstown; calling
& lt;B & gt;ADKINS, & lt;/B & gt; Jennie, 61, of Youngstown; calling hours Wednesday
Gromada-Schmutz wedding planned for late October
XBOARDMAN -- The engagement of Sharon Gromada, 6660 Bristlewood Drive, and Dr. Andrew Schmutz, 6110
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT U James and Diane Pitcairn of Berlin Center are the parents of Carol Ann
PREP VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP Springfield rallies behind McKelvey for two victories
She scored 17 points in the three-game victory over East Palestine. EAST PALESTINE -- Nora
YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY Pact awaits ratification
The settlement came less than a day after ACE members had rejected an earlier offer. By HAROLD
HOW HE SEES IT Americans in denial about effects of growth
Opinion: By PAUL C. CAMPOS SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE George Orwell once noted that people who are
Church provides supplies for pupils
Church provides supplies for pupils kVOLUNTEERS FROM Joshua's Care Depot program of the Faith
COURT Man's rape conviction carries extra penalties
Rupp told the judge he's innocent. By ROGER G. SMITH VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN
HOW HE SEES IT Fuel hardy: Gasoline is a relative bargain
Opinion: By DAVID MONTGOMERY WASHINGTON POST WASHINGTON -- Everywhere thirsty cars, appalled drivers. The
AUSTINTOWN Board to approve sale of middle school building
The school district's facilities director said there's no question about which was the better offer.
Caven-Bache engagement is announced
XCANFIELD -- Charles and Susan Caven, 3869 McCarty Drive, are announcing the engagement of their
FUND RAISING Day of Caring to mark start of United Way $3M campaign
United Way's Day of Caring kicks off the annual campaign. YOUNGSTOWN -- Nearly 400 volunteers will