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Howie Morris dies; played Ernest T. Bass
Howie Morris dies; played Ernest T. Bass WASHINGTON -- Howie Morris, the compact comic whirligig
Group works to stop violence
The coalition plans to spread awareness through workplace presentations. YOUNGSTOWN -- More than
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
MOUNTAINEER RESULTS SUNDAY 1st--Forever Eve (Long)8.205.203.60 Christy's Spirit
Soldier from northeast Ohio killed by roadside blast
ORWELL (AP) -- A soldier from northeast Ohio was killed in Iraq by a roadside blast near the Abu
LEONARD KIRTZ SCHOOL Father organizes school fund-raiser
The parent hopes the auction will raise at least $500. AUSTINTOWN -- A father who is fed up with
The couple spent 42 years in the Congo -- and long to return.
The couple spent 42 years in the Congo -- and long to return. By GAIL WHITE VINDICATOR STAFF
'IN GOD WE TRUST' Church and state debate continues across nation
A North Carolina government center is being sued for violating church-state separation. CHRISTIAN
HEEL TO TOE
HEEL TO TOE About 73 percent of women say they have physical problems because of high heels. The
Russia's oily dealings
Opinion: Scripps Howard News Service: At the time, Russia's lobbying to lift oil sanctions against Iraq made
LAW State legislators seek ways to reinvigorate juries in U.S.
States are experimenting with juror pay to increase participation. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
Important work languishes while Senate leaders battle over fate of filibuster
Opinion: The Senate leadership is obviously unable to avert the train wreck that is looming in the U.S.
AFGHANISTAN U.S. forces kill 12 insurgents Karzai calls for more control over U.S. operations
The New York Times reports U.S. soldiers have abused prisoners. KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) -- U.S.
SOUTH RANGE School principal celebrated by parents
The elementary principal plans to retire at the end of July. By VIRGINIA ROSS VINDICATOR
COLLEGE BASEBALL Penguins drop contest to UWM
YSU had already clinched the No. 2 seed in the tourney and played its reserves. NILES --
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FAMILY VIOLENCE In the region
2004 statistics of violence in Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana counties compiled by the Tri-County
Wednesday
Wednesday Game 1: No. 4 Wright State vs. No. 5 Cleveland State, Noon Game 2: No. 3 Wisconsin-
WORTH A LOOK
DONATIONS XCamp Fire USA Northeast Ohio council is teaming up with Cars4Charities, a nonprofit
WAR ON TERROR Guantanamo prisoners tell stories in tribunals
New documents show that some remain imprisoned despite no proof of a crime. LONDON (AP) -- Some
Today is Monday, May 23, the 143rd day of 2005. There are 222 days left in the year. On this date in
Opinion: Today is Monday, May 23, the 143rd day of 2005. There are 222 days left in the year. On this date in
Penguins ready for tourney
The Youngstown State baseball team just completed a very unusual regular season in which it went
Fire destroys gallery near Station No. 1
Four fires have burned at this location. YOUNGSTOWN -- Fire destroyed a 105-year-old building
HOW SHE SEES IT Need a bridge to nowhere? Just ask Congress
Opinion: By BRONWYN LANCE CHESTER VIRGINIAN-PILOT Forget building a bridge to the 21st century. Congress
HELOISE Custom-made baskets bring smiles
Dear Heloise: A reader wrote to you with the hint to take a basket to someone who had a death in the
BASEBALL COCA COLA ALL STAR CLASSIC AT CENE PARK DIVISION 3-4 MAHONING CO. 6, TRUMBULL CO. 2
BASEBALL COCA COLA ALL STAR CLASSIC AT CENE PARK DIVISION 3-4 MAHONING CO. 6, TRUMBULL CO. 2
LISA LIDDANE Helmets are needed by all riders
At first it seems like a perfect spring picture of a family working together on fitness. Mom and Dad
U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE MOST WANTED
U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE MOST WANTED Ralph Riddle Jr. The U.S. Marshals Service Northern Ohio
WEEKKEND DRAWINGS
OHIO Saturday night: Pick 3, 8-8-7 Pick 4, 7-2-6-3 Day drawings: Pick 3, 6-0-3 Pick 4,
PREP BASEBALL Teams from Mahoning County sweep Coca Cola all-star classic at Cene Park
The Division III-IV team posted a 6-2 win while the I-II team coasted 10-0. STRUTHERS -- Mahoning
AMENDMENT Proposal would fix school funding
The governor opposes the school funding alternative. By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
Hubbard teenager charged with resisting arrest, assault
HUBBARD -- A 19-year-old Hubbard man faces arraignment this morning on charges of resisting arrest
Can nation's new enemies be deterred?
Opinion: By CLIFFORD D. MAY SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE Once upon a time, "credible deterrence" was the
"We are driving the debate on all key domestic and foreign policy issues."
Opinion: "We are driving the debate on all key domestic and foreign policy issues." President Bush
HOMICIDE Teen dies from injuries suffered in robbery try
A 7-year-old boy was visiting his grandfather at the store. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
LOCAL
LOCAL Cleveland Marathon GIRARD -- Denise Baker and Lisa Baker, both of Girard, completed their
The Vindicator
The Vindicator SMOKY SCENE: Smoke billows up as Youngstown firefighters put out a blaze that
WORLD
WORLD First lady's visits attract protesters jLAURA BUSH waded into Middle East tensions Sunday
Eisner chooses not to see the downsides to abortion
Opinion: Eisner chooses not to see the downsides to abortion EDITOR: Jane Eisner's May 11 essay, "A
America should deport terrorist
Opinion: Let me start by stating it in unambiguous terms: If the Bush administration fails to deport
High heels can be murder on the feet, but some women can't kick the habit.
High heels can be murder on the feet, but some women can't kick the habit. By DAWN FALLIK KNIGHT
INTERNATIONAL First lady heckled in Middle East
Laura Bush's visit to the region attracted angry protesters. JERUSALEM (AP) -- Laura Bush waded
ISRAEL
Opinion: ISRAEL Jerusalem Post, Jerusalem, May 16: Teachers must feel like proverbial footballs these days,