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SCHOOLS Discussion session is engaging
Board members said they were unaware the superintendent was under investigation. STRUTHERS -- Two
COURT Former deputy pleads guilty
Carbon faces 41 to 51 months in prison, his lawyer said. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
A summary of recent criminal activity in Boardman Township:
A summary of recent criminal activity in Boardman Township: May 11 Theft: An employee at Lowe's,
TELEVISION Tonight, Kutcher bids farewell to his role on 'That '70s Show'
The 27-year-old actor is producing a reality series for the WB. By TERRY MORROW SCRIPPS HOWARD
Boardman rolls to district final; Fitch suffers defeat
The Spartans defeated Brush 10-2 and the Falcons fell to North Royalton. By PETE MOLLICA
MONDAY'S GAMES
MONDAY'S GAMES American League L.A. Angels 3, Cleveland 1 Texas 7, Chicago White Sox 6
AD OPENING
AD OPENING Hubbard Board of Education -- is accepting applications for Director of Athletics.
Paisley, McGraw win big at country awards
Paisley, McGraw win big at country awards k BRAD PAISLEY, above, and Tim McGraw scored double wins
ANDRES OPPENHEIMER Catholic Church must adopt a new approach
Opinion: Pope Benedict XVI should start working on his Spanish: A new poll shows that the Roman Catholic
By United we are warned
Opinion: Scripps Howard News Service: If the largest pension default in U.S. history isn't a warning shot,
AIDS Bush backs away from oath for AIDS workers
Groups working overseas have to declare an opposition to prostitution. WASHINGTON POST
PENNSYLVANIA PRIMARY Mangino, Hodge to vie for judge post
A public defender won the Democratic nomination for district attorney. By VIRGINIA ROSS
REDEVELOPMENT Planners' vote on zoning is delayed
The commission will discuss the project again next month. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR STAFF
BONNIE ERBE 'Anchor Babies' draining the treasury
Opinion: It's a new term to me: Anchor Babies. Having grown up in the news biz, I'm familiar with Anchormen
INTERNATIONAL First lady's trip to shed light on women's rights
Laura Bush plans to speak about the gender gap in the Middle East. DALLAS MORNING NEWS
GEORGIE ANNE GEYER Bahrain struggles with Democracy
Opinion: WASHINGTON -- Last year about this time, I traveled to the Persian Gulf to see what President Bush's
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June date set by Ryan Solida and fianc & eacute;e
XNILES -- Announcement is being made by Rod and Patty Solida, Parkway Drive, of the engagement of
HOUSE BILL
HOUSE BILL Area projects A transportation bill passed the U.S. Senate on Tuesday. The U.S. House
Tourism board to meet today
Agenda Thursday McDonald Community Chest, 7 p.m., Woodland United Methodist Church. Trumbull
TRUMBULL COUNTY Company to review 911 setup
Commissioners also will give tax breaks to a plywood company in Vienna. WARREN -- Trumbull County
SCHOOLS Wilmington district decides against participation in Act 72
School officials don't want to be involved in revenue collected from gambling. NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.
FILIBUSTER FACTS
FILIBUSTER FACTS Q & amp;A Q. What does it mean? A. To delay or stop action on a bill in
ENVIRONMENT Campaign continues against landfill
The citizens group will meet at 7 tonight in Hubbard City Council chambers. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
HOW HE SEES IT Subterfuge is acceptable tool of reporting
Opinion: By EDWARD WASSERMAN KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS The legendary reporter who goes undercover to get
PETS Postal Service delivers tips to nip dog bites in the bud
The service offers advice to help reduce dog attacks and carrier injuries. YOUNGSTOWN -- During
HEALTH RESEARCH Mile-a-minute vine helps beer-a-minute drinkers
Kudzu is the only herbal medicine studied for alcohol. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS PHILADELPHIA --
YSU graduates will be married in McDonald
XMr. and Mrs. Rocco Simini, 521 Orchard Ave., Niles, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Evans Jr., 921 Parkside
Those who know Dr. DiBacco are not surprised that she has been vindicated
Opinion: Those who know Dr. DiBacco are not surprised that she has been vindicated EDITOR: Last week the
India Children's Choir to sing story of Christian conversion
DAMASCUS -- Damascus United Methodist Church, 260 Valley Road, will present a performance by the
PREP ROUNDUP Canfield tops Howland for share of Metro Athletic Conference title
The Cardinals' 2-1 win gave them an 11-1 MAC mark to tie with Poland. HOWLAND -- Courtney Porter
TUESDAY'S DRAWINGS
OHIO Multi-State Mega Millions: 7-9-10-29-44 Mega Ball: 17 Night drawings: Pick 3,
COURT July trial dates are scheduled for 2 of 5 charged in murder
YOUNGSTOWN -- Trial dates were set for two of five people charged with the shooting death of a 26-
Kylie Minogue diagnosed with breast cancer
Kylie Minogue diagnosed with breast cancer SYDNEY, Australia -- Australian pop star Kylie Minogue
Anti-terrorism march rallies Cubans
Analysts call it a strategic move to unite the nation. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS WASHINGTON --
Today is Wednesday, May 18, the 138th day of 2005. There are 227 days left in the year. On this date
Opinion: Today is Wednesday, May 18, the 138th day of 2005. There are 227 days left in the year. On this date
COURT Appeal leads to added jail time
Without the appeal, Jerome Christian would have finished his one-year term and been released.
SCHOOLS Officials concerned about junk vehicles
The school board wants the county's help in making a good impression. WARREN -- Two city board of
Innocent plea entered
Innocent plea entered GIRARD -- A June 22 pretrial has been scheduled for a former Hubbard schools
TRUMBULL COUNTY Social Security seeks new office building
The government will put together specifications for bidders. WARREN -- The Social Security
Relay for Life events pay off big time
CANFIELD -- Relay for Life events raised $858,000 for the American Cancer Society last weekend in
DIVISION III SOFTBALL LaBrae beats Champion, Newton Falls advances
It will be an all-TAC final, just not the one many expected. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS
"The president regretted any hurt feelings his statements may have caused."
Opinion: "The president regretted any hurt feelings his statements may have caused." An apology Issued by
CHARITABLE GAMBLING Forums offer advice for keeping it legal
Tips included being mindful of where an event is and who's running it. YOUNGSTOWN -- When is an
INMATE ABUSE Former deputy headed to prison
The former deputy has an unrelated sexual battery trial pending. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
LOCAL
LOCAL Boardman tennis ROCKY RIVER -- Scott Warden of Boardman High School will go against Brad
SCHOOLS Open enrollment tabled for now, board chief says
It's become a political issue rather than a financial or academic one, Brad Gessner said. By
DIVISION II DISTRICT SOFTBALL Poland claims fifth straight crown, 7-2
JEFFERSON -- The Poland High softball team is so young that coach Reid Lamport wasn't sure the
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licences George D. Windwood, 39, of 5417 N. Park Ave. Ext.,Warren, and
TODAY
TODAY 11:37 a.m. (WKBN-AM 570) Baseball: Angels at Indians. Noon (ESPN) Baseball. 12:30 p.m. (
COLLEGE BASEBALL Kent State extends Penguins' losing streak to seven games
The Penguins have a lot of improving to do, according to the coach. By ROB TODOR VINDICATOR
Mooney to play Clippers
Mooney and Columbiana faced difficult games to reach the district final. GREENFORD -- Very diverse
HELOISE The secret of chili powder: It's one of a kind
Dear Heloise: In your recipe for taco seasoning, you listed two teaspoons of chili powder. This has
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
BASEBALL TUESDAY'S LINESCORES TOURNAMENT DIVISION I BOARDMAN 10, BRUSH 2 Brush0010100--250
POLICE/COMMUNITY RELATIONS Councilman: Report will be ready in June
A diverse group formed after a civil rights review of the city police department. By PEGGY
Billions and billions of gallons of raw sewage flow into our rivers and lakes
Opinion: Three generations ago, American cities routinely poured huge amounts of untreated sewage directly
NBA PLAYOFFS Pistons' defense leads way in win over Pacers
Detroit holds a 3-2 lead in the series with Game 6 on Thursday. AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) -- The
By CATHY THOMAS
By CATHY THOMAS KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS SANTA ANA, Calif. - Tequila's scent is unmistakable.
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
TODAY XFraternal Order of Eagles 3298, 1655 Raccoon Road, Austintown, will serve dinners from 4 to