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hShark victim's story
hShark victim's story CAPE TOWN, South Africa -- A British surfer attacked by a great white shark
Automakers, government agree to invest in fuel-cell technology
One official says mass marketing of vehicles could happen in about 15 years. WASHINGTON (AP) --
THURSDAY'S BOXSCORES
THURSDAY'S BOXSCORES MAVERICKS 112, CELTICS 100 DALLAS (112) -- Howard 4-6 2-3 11, Nowitzki 11-
Attacks, deaths of U.S. soldiers see downturn since elections
Attacks have been focused more on Iraqi officials than coalition troops. BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) --
Schiavo case about family conflict
Opinion: BOSTON -- What now will be the legacy of Terri Schiavo? A country as polarized as her husband and
Gala benefits services for children
YOUNGSTOWN -- Plans are being finalized by St. Elizabeth Development Foundation for its Treasures at
East-West vulnerable. West deals.
East-West vulnerable. West deals. NORTH x A 10 6 3 u A 7 v Q 5 w A 9 6 4 2 WEST EAST x
Campbell nips Harding behind McQueen's arm
Ursuline defeated East Palestine while Liberty swept Chaney. WARREN -- Lonnie McQueen threw a
Reality bites: Youngstown pair knocked out of 'Race'
They say they feel like the winners because the show led to their engagement. After five weeks of
YSU TENNIS Peretti scores Golden Set
PITTSBURGH -- Youngstown State University tennis player Gina Peretti of Boardman pulled off a tennis
Ex-Altoona Curve owner DeWeese dies on birthday
Minor league baseball owner J. Taylor "Tate" DeWeese III died of a heart attack at 58. BEDFORD,
The Sources
The Sources Ticketmaster: Kaufmann's in Eastwood, Southern Park and Shenango Valley malls; and
PRESIDENTIAL COMMISSION Report: U.S. intelligence was flawed -- and still is
Analysts said they believe continued reports of failure could affect future policy. DALLAS MORNING
Vehicular homicide suspect out on bond
The defendant was secretly indicted Tuesday. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Cleanup continues at plant
The mayor said the site was an embarrassment but will be transformed. WARREN -- Wednesday's blast
MOVIE REVIEW | 'Sin City' Film weaves bloody stories
Three narrators hand off the story like a runner in a sordid relay. By CHRIS HEWITT KNIGHT
Shiite Muslim pilgrims target of insurgent fire
Al-Jazeera television aired footage of four hostages with guns pointed at their heads. BAGHDAD,
MEN'S BASKETBALL
MEN'S BASKETBALL NCAA TOURNAMENT FINAL FOUR At Edward Jones Dome St. Louis National
Second trial for ex-officer Budd begins Tuesday
The trial will cover three counts, despite a motion on a fourth count by Budd's lawyer. YOUNGSTOWN
THE AUT MORI CIRCUS WILL BE BACK (AFTER 40 YEARS, THAT'S A SURPRISE?) THIS WEEKEND, FRIDAY-SUNDAY. SEATS ARE $10 FOR UPPER BLEACHERS AND $15 FOR LOWER SEATS WITH BACKS. A 2 P.M. SHOW FRIDAY WILL COST
The Aut Mori circus will be back (after 40 years, that's a surprise?) this weekend, Friday-Sunday.
NORTHFIELD RESULTS
NORTHFIELD RESULTS WEDNESDAY 1st--Con Dylan(Whipple)26.607.804.60 D J's Messinger(R
Michael Yoder, fianc & eacute;e planning late-May wedding
XLORAIN -- Announcing the engagement of Beth DelPrincipe and Michael Yoder, both of 3017 Hatteras
Women's crafts stolen along with van
Afghan women's crafts, possessions stolen along with rented van. CLEVELAND (AP) -- A delegation of
Will pope's condition lead to tough choices?
Addition of a feeding tube means church guidelines on treatment may be tested. WASHINGTON POST
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Derik J. Peace, 34, of 300 Grandview Ave., New Castle, Pa.,
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DRIVE-BY Young boy 'lucky' in shooting
Shotgun pellets passed through the legs of Alfonso Flores, who is recovering at a local hospital.
Teacher, school battle over choir room
The superintendent says the singing group was moved for its own protection. YOUNGSTOWN --
Residents write grant for funding
The groups also requested private donations for the children's play area. MESOPOTAMIA --
Lindsay Sell to be May bride of Josiah Corrigan
XCANFIELD -- Michael and Sally Sell of Canfield are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
Annan's son says he's been treated unfairly
LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) -- U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan's son believes he has been unfairly
Reservists travel abroad
Reservists travel abroad VIENNA -- Twelve Air Force Reservists from the 910th Airlift Wing are
Proper care for turquoise jewelry
Dear Heloise: I have a few pieces of turquoise jewelry. Is there an easy way to clean it so that the
Pistons ramble past Kings
Detroit was playing without either of its top two point guards. AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) -- The
MUSIC New Found Glory thrills, satisfies fans
In a world competing for something new, cohesiveness isn't needed. In the frenetic attention
Judges OK plan to release inmates early
The first to be released will be those recently shipped to other counties. YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning
Police officer cleared of excessive force charge
The safety-service director said he plans to review the case soon. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
The cable behemoth
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: (The) New York Post headline aptly summed up the growing power of cable
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS AT A GLANCE
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS AT A GLANCE WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS BASEBALL AREA SCORES Liberty 4-8. Chaney
Court decision pleases AARP
A federal court judge strikes down a regulation on retiree health care. PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- A
PREP SOFTBALL Banks pitches three-hitter as Blue Devils top Mooney
Ursuline outlasted East Palestine 8-7 in its season opener. BERLIN CENTER -- Stevie Banks tossed a
BADGER DISTRICT Construction nears for new school
The new building will replace a high school, middle school and two elementary schools. VERNON --
Anthony Fontes and Liliana Avila will marry in May
XCAMPBELL -- Tony and Dolores Fontes, 38 Creed Circle, are announcing the engagement of their son,
Kimble sentencing is expected
The man claimed police were brutal when they arrested him. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
Study: Aspirin is better choice
Neurologists are split on whether taking the drug warfarin is worth the risk. SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS
Men sentenced for restraining women
One man held a knife to a woman's throat in Sharpsville. MERCER, Pa. -- One man received a prison
LAWRENCE COUNTY Commission goes ahead with lawsuit
Commissioners will try to recover $150,000 from an unfinished real-estate deal. By VIRGINIA ROSS
Cost of building arena reduced
The board also will deal with razing the Masters Tuxedo block and with street paving. By DAVID
Commission gives OK to high-tech park project
The park will be located on the site of the former Shenango China plant. By VIRGINIA ROSS
Bringing McDonald's and hip-hop together
Bringing McDonald's and hip-hop together LOS ANGELES -- Looks as if the already faint line between
Members plan annual style show
BOARDMAN -- The Junior League of Youngstown will hold its fifth annual fashion show Wednesday at Mr.
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Marietta College Baseball Camp of Champs -- is returning to Pioneer Park this summer. Day
Church asks for opinions of victims
Catholic bishops seek information via an anonymous online survey. ASSOCIATED PRESS America's
XTim and Holly Rinkes of Canal Fulton are announcing the birth of their third child, Alaina Morgan,
XTim and Holly Rinkes of Canal Fulton are announcing the birth of their third child, Alaina Morgan,
HOW SHE SEES IT Big Brother is watching
Opinion: By KATHERINE HALEY WILL WASHINGTON POST A proposal by the Education Department would force every
CAL THOMAS Schiavo case shows courts are a mess
Opinion: The Terri Schiavo case has been a perfect media storm and an object lesson. For the media, it
The Cable Guy connects big-time with his audience
He has become one the country's most popular acts. Dan Whitney is just a regular baseball cap and
ENGINEERING COMPETITION Concrete canoe provides challenge
YSU team will try to float boat at this year's contest. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR STAFF
Judgment Day
Today's private workout could be Clarett's last chance to win over NFL scouts. By JOE SCALZO
No reason to get nasty
Opinion: No reason to get nasty EDITOR: I would like to respond to the comments of David Zanotti,
Emotions run high as sides argue over ID legislation
Democrats say the practice is discriminatory while Republicans argue that it would restore
Suit filers need not prove intent
Ruling allows older workers to sue without proving employers discriminated intentionally.
Woman testifies in beating case
The defendant could get 13 years in prison if convicted. YOUNGSTOWN -- A Salem woman identified
MOVIE REVIEW Aishwarya Rai crosses cultural bridge in 'Bride'
Enjoy this Bollywood gem for its spirit and the dazzling beauty of a new star. By MOIRA MacDONALD
AFGHANISTAN TRIP Laura makes new strides as first lady
Laura Bush has taken on a more visible role in the White House. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
Copeland to sing here
Copeland to sing here STRUTHERS -- Grammy-nominated and Harlem-bred vocalist Shemekia Copeland is
SMOKY HOLLOW Wick plan takes step forward
Association head is confident the project will succeed; says plan will revitalize the area. By
Boy Scouts official pleads guilty
The former national director of programs will remain free until sentencing. DALLAS MORNING NEWS
Parole supervision does little to lower re-arrest rates
The report noted that parolees often get little attention from overworked parole officers. LOS
A few simple and natural solutions to irritations
Q. My husband's internist suggested glucosamine and chondroitin for mild arthritis. My husband's
OVER EXPOSURE
Limiting video games and TV viewing for children is challenging for many parents. By MIKE DUFFY
Mistress may make Bonds pay
There are some who'll claim Barry Bonds' alleged former mistress Kimberly Bell, an unemployed
Activist group marks 50th anniversary
It's the 50th anniversary of the Mahoning County Council for Retarded Citizens. By DENISE DICK
Our amazing racers: Why they hate corn
Our amazing racers: Why they hate corn k YOUNGSTOWN AREA residents Ray Housteau and Deana Shane
At Schiavo's hospice, mourning, prayer mark her death
By ALLEN G. BREED Associated Press Writer PINELLAS PARK, Fla. (AP) -- After all the loud
HOW HE SEES IT Will they still feed us when we're 65?
Opinion: By FARIBORZ GHADAR LOS ANGELES TIMES In the swiftly changing global economy, only nations,
Court rebukes Bush and Congress
Michael Schiavo stayed out of public view Wednesday. BALTIMORE SUN PINELLAS PARK, Fla. -- A
MOVIE REVIEW 'Brothels' reveals sleaze, spirit
The film depicts the hardships on children in the red-light district, but aims to lift them out of
Rapovy proposes closure
The councilman also wants to annex Austintown and Boardman into the city. By DAVID SKOLNICK