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The war over Indian casinos

Part of the debate centers on how the U.S. government recognizes tribes. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

STARTING LINEUPS | YSU vs. Western Illinois

YSU OFFENSE T - (73) JAMAL LEE (6-3, 290, Sr); (68) Pat Walker (6-5, 310, Jr.) RG - (78) TYLER

Heacock buoyed by YSU's record

The coach had a hunch the Penguins would be 5-1 at this point of the year. By PETE MOLLICA

List of tips for doing laundry

Dear Readers: If you have family members who need to know a little more about the basics of doing

LIQUOR LICENSES

LIQUOR LICENSES The Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers

Girl, 14, hospitalized after being hit by SUV

SANDY LAKE, Pa. -- A 14-year-old girl was hit by an SUV when she walked into its path on U.S. Route

Today is Friday, Oct. 14, the 287th day of 2005. There are 78 days left in the year. On this date in

Opinion: Today is Friday, Oct. 14, the 287th day of 2005. There are 78 days left in the year. On this date in

A way to thank Poland

Opinion: Scripps Howard: President Bush had what he called a bittersweet moment in the Oval Office Wednesday.

Bush silent on Putin's slide

Opinion: By FRED HIATT WASHINGTON POST WASHINGTON -- On Sept. 23, a week after President Bush had been

HOW HE SEES IT Declining prices raise India's living standard

Opinion: By SIDDHARTH SRIVASTAVA GLOBAL BEAT SYNDICATE NEW DELHI -- India's recent economic reforms are

Gunshots hit home on city's East Side

YOUNGSTOWN -- An older model green Pontiac Grand Prix was seen leaving the scene of gunfire in the

HOW HE SEES IT Dreams about a new Iraq are being broken

Opinion: By JACKSON DIEHL WASHINGTON POST WASHINGTON -- Three years ago Kanan Makiya and Rend Rahim were

Burger King manager reportedly robbed

CAMPBELL -- The shift manager of the Burger King at 685 McCartney Road was robbed as she entered her

Eternal field trip

Realizing their lives are far from 'normal,' many circus kids prefer what they have. By ERIC ADLER

Plaza named in honor of YSU alumni

The $12.1 million center was built with contributions, not university funds. YOUNGSTOWN -- The

Judge throws book at convicted rapist

The victim said her innocence and purity were stolen by a 'disgusting man.' By NANCY TULLIS

Austintown woman reports possible scam

AUSTINTOWN -- A 69-year-old Roanoak Avenue woman told police she was possibly the victim of an

SUSAN GEAR SAM CARSONIE

SUSAN GEAR SAM CARSONIE XYOUNGSTOWN -- The marriage of Susan Gear, 5691 Loretta Drive, Boardman,

Woman aims to replace Rep. Hart

Georgia Berner wants to create legislation to help small businesses. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR

LAURA WEM JOHN REISS III

LAURA WEM JOHN REISS III XBOARDMAN -- Laura Wem, a daughter of Larry and Cindi Wem, 1767 state

Howland leaf-pickup deal will save $9,000

HOWLAND -- Trustees approved payment of $6,000 to the city of Warren for grinding of leaves this

It takes a village to raise new roof

Many people have called about donating items and services, the builder said. By DENISE DICK

Road and street resurfacing and ongoing cleanup of the former Mahoningside Power Plant site are among major items in Warren's 2006 list of Community Development Block Grant projects. The 28-item list

Road and street resurfacing and ongoing cleanup of the former Mahoningside Power Plant site are

"There was a lot of panic. People were scared. Even those who were sleeping in tents came out.

Opinion: "There was a lot of panic. People were scared. Even those who were sleeping in tents came out.

2 charged in robbery of Save-A-Step store

A bag with cash, gun, cigarettes and videotape was found in the crashed car. HUBBARD -- Two men

COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREVIEW | Saturday's games

THIEL vs. WAYNESBURG Where: John F. Wiley Stadium, Waynesburg, Pa. When: 1:30 p.m. Records: Thiel

Assault suspect's charge is dropped

Several charges were dropped because witnesses did not appear. AUSTINTOWN -- A man who was accused

STEELERS' MR. CLUTCH

Steelers' Mr. Clutch Jerome Bettis will never be known as Mr. September. The NFL's fifth-leading

A summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman:

A summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman: POLAND Oct. 5 Criminal

Report card reveals strong performance

The information can help parents planning for their children, spokesman said. YOUNGSTOWN --

Hill's lawyer drops bid to oust judge

The judge presided over a matter for a psychologist who worked on Hill's case. WARREN -- Convicted

Local cancer socity units elect officers, director board members

The American Cancer Society's Mahoning and Trumbull units elected officers and new board of director

1,514 athletes will compete at invitational

CORTLAND -- There will be 1,514 athletes representing 55 high schools in the 29th Sim Earich Cross

The Lawrence County treasurer refused to answer the following questions during a Sept. 6 deposition. Lawrence County District Attorney Matt Mangino has gone to court to ask a judge to order Felasco to

The Lawrence County treasurer refused to answer the following questions during a Sept. 6 deposition.

Board to increase food inspection fees

The fees require one more reading before they're approved. By ED RUNYAN VINDICATOR TRUMBULL

Kid designer is a diamond in the rough

At 10 years old, Josh Kaplan impresses even a legendary diamond cutter. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS

Soap opera fan meets cast, thanks to daughter

Soap opera fan meets cast, thanks to daughter BOARDMAN -- Dani DeMarco recently gave her mother

Commissioners handled these issues Thursday:

Commissioners handled these issues Thursday: Approved an agreement with Cuyahoga County coroner's

Ask people what they think, not what they believe

Opinion: Ask people what they think, not what they believe EDITOR: On Oct 10 The Vindicator ran an op-ed

SURPLUS FOOD 10/15

Surplus food Austintown Community Church, 242 S. Canfield Niles Road, various commodities, 8:30

Judge to decide if Felasco must talk

The treasurer did receive his paycheck this week. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR PENNSYLVANIA STAFF

British playwright Harold Pinter wins Nobel Prize for literature

In addition to his writing, Pinter was cited for his human-rights work. CHICAGO TRIBUNE LONDON

"Mediums: We See Dead People" (8 p.m., A &amp; amp;E): The TV dramas "Medium" and "Ghost

"Mediums: We See Dead People" (8 p.m., A & amp;E): The TV dramas "Medium" and "Ghost Whisperer"

MAHONING COUNTY

MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Jason O. Clay, 22, of 2230 Ohio Ave., Youngstown, and Tamica

Homicides greatly outpace last year's numbers

In Tuesday's slaying , bond was set at $1 million for the accused. YOUNGSTOWN -- The city's

Armed man robs Youngstown woman

YOUNGSTOWN -- A man in a Freddy Krueger ("Nightmare on Elm Street") mask pointed a gun at the head

Environmental groups: Be more energy efficient

There's no way to tell how much fuel is on state land, they argue. By MICHELE C. HLADIK

Ryan, Strickland form coalition to help Delphi

Ryan's staff sent e-mail to lawmakers who have plants in their districts. By DAVID SKOLNICK

NEXTEL CUP | Schedule

Feb. 20 -- Daytona 500, Daytona Beach, Fla. (Jeff Gordon) Feb. 27 -- Auto Club 500, Fontana, Calif.

This traveling school truly is a circus

This traveling school truly is a circus kTAKE IN the ups and downs of life inside the traveling

Plans for training center in progress

The union wants to give its apprentices up-to-date and well-rounded educations. By ED RUNYAN

Meeting addresses wireless calls to 911 centers

Officials representing answering points in the county met to learn about planning for the service.

A Mahoning County grand indicted the following people, according to a report issued Thursday:

The state standard for the percentage of pupils who must score at or above the "proficient" level on Ohio Graduation Tests is 75 percent. The box shows the subject matter followed by the average

The state standard for the percentage of pupils who must score at or above the "proficient" level on

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