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Recalling bad falls, close calls
Every season has its good moments -- and its embarrassing ones. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS
HOW HE SEES IT Independent counsel should probe torture
Opinion: By ANTHONY D. ROMERO AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION The White House's call on Newsweek to help
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
TODAY XFraternal Order of Eagles 3298, 1655 Raccoon Road, Austintown, will serve dinners from 4 to
Anything is possible when it comes to storm season
One scientist predicts more storms this season, another says because of May's rain, expect fewer
YSU
YSU Women's basketball YOUNGSTOWN -- Spots for the women's basketball individual camps are still
It's a voyage of discovery when you ad fish to your diet.
It's a voyage of discovery when you ad fish to your diet. By KAREN MATTHEWS ASSOCIATED PRESS
'Starting Over' provides the reality shows truly require
Not a superficial quick fix, the show follows women through weeks of turmoil. By RENE LYNCH LOS
Bud's/DiCioccio wins two in Class AA League
YOUNGSTOWN -- Anthony Albanese (1-0) worked five innings, allowed only three hits and struck out
Movie illuminates real prejudices
'Crash' shows Los Angeles as a racially mixed city about to explode. By JACK MATHEWS NEW YORK
Stuffing makes this simple dinner special
By TANYA FRITZ CHICAGO TRIBUNE Stuffed chicken breasts are surprisingly fast and always a hit
South Avenue property zone change proposed
BOARDMAN -- The township's zoning commission will conduct a hearing at 6 p.m. today on a request to
State grants new deadline
Companies now have until Nov. 1 to get their equipment certified by the state. By DAVID SKOLNICK
Propane explosion sends woman to hospital
Four township fire departments were on the scene. WARREN -- A house fire and explosion in Warren
Heart-healthier dark chocolate gains shelf space in stores.
Heart-healthier dark chocolate gains shelf space in stores. By EDWARD M. EVELD KNIGHT RIDDER
& lt;B & gt;ANZELMO, & lt;/B & gt;Phyllis C., of Girard; calling
& lt;B & gt;ANZELMO, & lt;/B & gt;Phyllis C., of Girard; calling hours Friday from
War wounded should be honored
Opinion: By JOHN WHEELER WASHINGTON POST We should recognize and honor all sacrifices for America.
There's hope for African nations
Opinion: NAIROBI, Kenya -- All right, ladies and gentlemen, which one shall it be? Is the vast continent of
VOLLEYBALL
VOLLEYBALL CLUB TOURNAMENT COLUMBUS RESULTS 15 Open Mizuno Elite -- finished fifth in the
JILL DEMAIN JOSEPH COLE III
JILL DEMAIN JOSEPH COLE III XYOUNGSTOWN -- Making their home at 125 Creston Drive, Boardman, after
MOUNTAINEER RESULTS
MOUNTAINEER RESULTS TUESDAY 1st--Flying Fire (Barria)9.004.003.60 Geri Gold (Andrews)6.406.00
The great Web hunters
Opinion: The (Toledo) Blade: It's a truism that politics makes strange bedfellows, but the Humane Society of
Frist gives a bumbling performance
Opinion: Washington -- If Bill Frist's performance as Senate majority leader the last few weeks is any
Gonzalez activated, then is hurt again
He will probably return to Cleveland for an examination. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Juan Gone came and
Break-in and robbery atJay's Hot Dogs
Break-in and robbery atJay's Hot Dogs AUSTINTOWN -- Someone broke into a Mahoning Avenue hot dog
ON AREA DIAMONDS \ Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL TRI T COLT (15-16) Austintown Sweeney Chevrolet 14, Struthers Davidson Becker 4 --
& lt;B & gt;AUGUSTEIN, & lt;/B & gt; Shirley Ann, 68, of Alliance;
& lt;B & gt;AUGUSTEIN, & lt;/B & gt; Shirley Ann, 68, of Alliance; no calling hours;
KIMBERLY LEWIS KEITH SPERLING
KIMBERLY LEWIS KEITH SPERLING XYOUNGSTOWN -- Wedding vows were exchanged April 30 in Christ Church
Don't cry for detainees at Guantanamo
Opinion: By DEROY MURDOCK SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE NEW YORK -- While Newsweek has retracted its deadly
GIRARD Melfi: Police layoffs possible
The city needs a plan in place that shows when the city can get out of fiscal emergency. By PEGGY
Poise, pitching help key state run
LaBrae and Maplewood have each shown an ability to win low-scoring games. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT
LAWRENCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Officials reluctantly hire consultant
By VIRGINIA ROSS VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Lawrence County commissioners hired
Today is Wednesday, June 1, the 152nd day of 2005. There are 213 days left in the year. On this date
Opinion: Today is Wednesday, June 1, the 152nd day of 2005. There are 213 days left in the year. On this date
MARYBETH MCCLINTOCK WARREN B. GIBSON
MARYBETH MCCLINTOCK WARREN B. GIBSON XLIBERTY -- Jesus is the Way Ministry was the setting April
Vote due on SteelHounds' float loan
This is believed to be the first no-interest loan to a CHL team. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
"Two terrorist regimes are gone forever, freedom is on the march and America is more secure."
Opinion: "Two terrorist regimes are gone forever, freedom is on the march and America is more secure."
EAST SIDE Holiday weekend yields several arrests
YOUNGSTOWN -- Arrests from a saturation patrol over the holiday weekend on the East Side turned up
PREP PREVIEW \ State softball
Where: All state softball games are played at Ashland's Brookside Park. To get there, follow I-76
Benefits for vets differ greatly
Veterans in Ohio and Pennsylvania are near the bottom of the report. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS
Spelling bee a trial of skill, perseverance
The discombobulating occurrence can befuddle and bollix one's cognizance. STAFF/WIRE REPORTS
HELOISE Delicious dining can be less effort
Dear Heloise: My family has always been fond of eggplant Parmesan, but I never enjoyed preparing it
HOLLY GLAZER JASON SCHAFER
HOLLY GLAZER JASON SCHAFER XTALLMADGE -- Marriage vows were exchanged April 29 in Tallmadge United
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) -- Larry Brown's uncertain future was not a distraction to the Detroit
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) -- Larry Brown's uncertain future was not a distraction to the Detroit
Citizens to green up Youngstown's urban center
YOUNGSTOWN -- About 200 to 250 volunteers will work to beautify the city's downtown from 8 a.m. to
COUNTY FINANCES Officials OK debt plan for $7.34M
Commissioners OK'd agreements for $2.3 million in community-based corrections grants. YOUNGSTOWN
Flank steak works well with spiced-up cuisine
By ROBIN MATHER JENKINS CHICAGO TRIBUNE As spring matures, I seek the jubilant flavors and
MAHONING COUNTY Prosecution rests its case in local slaying trial
The trial is expected to go to the jury by Thursday. YOUNGSTOWN -- The prosecution wrapped up its
Summary of recent criminal activity in Canfield City and Austintown Township:
Summary of recent criminal activity in Canfield City and Austintown Township: CANFIELD May 24
University celebrates doctorate anniversary
The doctor of education was first awarded to two women in 1995. YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown State
TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENT Trustees pave way for Canfield park
The trustee chairman says the township will try again for a $250,000 grant. By DENISE DICK