News for September 13, 2005

ROUNDUP | News and notes

Steelers: Quarterback Charlie Batch was re-signed Tuesday after being released just before Sunday's

CORTLAND CITY COUNCIL Mayor keeps enthusiasm for CIC

Although council rejected legislation, Moll believes the program is important. By TIM YOVICH

BOXING Niles' Lyell pulls out of Tacoma fight

The 21-year old said he was tired of fighting guys in their hometowns. YOUNGSTOWN -- A 10-round

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BOARDMAN Seditz put on unpaid leave and must finish treatment

When he returns to work, he will enter a last-chance agreement with trustees. By DENISE DICK

SALEM SCHOOLS Chief begins year with optimism

He refuses to let the problems daunt him. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU SALEM --

Man finds brother's ashes that were lost for 58 years

The infant brother's remains had been left at the funeral home. ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) -- After

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WISCONSIN SHOOTINGS Deer hunter injured in rampage testifies he shot once at suspect

Chai Soua Vang is accused of killing six hunters during a confrontation. HAYWARD, Wis. (AP) -- A

Hearing set for Nov. in vehicular homicide

Hearing set for Nov. in vehicular homicide WARREN -- A pretrial hearing is set for 10:15 a.m. Nov.

$4.1 million grant will improve YSU

By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR EDUCATION WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- The largest single federal contribution

Today is Wednesday, Sept. 14, the 257th day of 2005. There are 108 days left in the year. On this

Opinion: Today is Wednesday, Sept. 14, the 257th day of 2005. There are 108 days left in the year. On this

'Chase Freddie' drill used by Penn State to prep for CMU's QB

Coach Joe Paterno wants his Nittany Lions to be ready for Kent Smith. STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) --

"Today, as we recite the names of those we lost, our hearts turn as well toward London, our sister

Opinion: "Today, as we recite the names of those we lost, our hearts turn as well toward London, our sister

STANDINGS A.L. wild card

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With 'Georgia Rain,' Yearwood returns

She had been off the radio for 31/2 years. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- A quick reality check for

Miss Jenkins, Mr. Dailey to wed Oct. 8

XLORDSTOWN -- David and Donata Archer, 1075 Tait Road, are announcing the engagement of their

Bitter rivals in and out of game

The Eagles and Falcons started fighting even before Monday night's game. FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP)

Boardman firefighters get funds for rescues

BOARDMAN -- The Fraternal Order of Eagles, Ohio State Aerie, awarded the township fire department

Some issues off-limits for Roberts

Roberts deflected questions on abortion, civil rights and voting rights. WASHINGTON (AP) -- Chief

Suspicious fires lead to worries for chief

Residents were told to leave a Girard house a day before a fire broke out. By TIM YOVICH

Today is Tuesday, Sept. 13, the 256th day of 2005. There are 109 days left in the year. On this date in 1788, the Congress of the Confederation authorizes the first national election, and declares New

Opinion: Today is Tuesday, Sept. 13, the 256th day of 2005. There are 109 days left in the year. On this date

COLUMBINE DIARIES Status of documents disputed

A newspaper has requested that the materials be ruled public records. DENVER (AP) -- Attorneys for

Group tells residents to leave homes

The case was the subject of a controversial U.S. Supreme Court ruling. NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) -- A

IF YOU GO

IF YOU GO Who: 3 Doors Down, Shinedown and Alter Bridge Where: Youngstown Convocation Center

HELOISE For best results, squeeze mustard over the sink

Dear Heloise: I have found that no matter how hard I shake the mustard bottle, that watery substance

KATRINA RECOVERY Many signs of progress amid deaths

New Orleans may be dry in a few weeks, much sooner than earlier estimates. NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- In

Mercer High plans 10th annual band show

MERCER, Pa. -- Mercer High School 5M Marching Band will host its 10th annual Mercer Mustang Band

Canfield trustees OK zone change

CANFIELD -- Township trustees approved a zone change for a development of upscale homes off U.S.

Warren woman reports theft of son's car

BOARDMAN -- A Warren woman reported to police that her 35-year-old son's sport utility vehicle was

GM plant waterline is ready to flow

New waterlines are part of a deal that brought about the new production line. By TIM YOVICH

Important appointments slip through the cracks

Opinion: By JULIETTE KAYYEM LOS ANGELES TIMES Monday, much of Washington, D.C., and much of the nation,

Stoops waits to decide about playing Peterson

The running back was suspended for missing classes. NORMAN, Okla. (AP) -- Oklahoma coach Bob

LAWRENCE COUNTY TREASURY DA requesting audit to determine if more county money is missing

By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR PENNSYLVANIA STAFF NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- In the wake of criminal charges

LPGA Votaw's job as commissioner comes to an end

The Salem native spent 61/2 successful years at the helm. VINDICATOR STAFF/WIRE REPORT CARMEL,

hOphelia downgraded to tropical storm

hOphelia downgraded to tropical storm WILMINGTON, N.C. -- Hurricane Ophelia shirts are on sale at

Catholic group will scoop on Handel's Day

Members of the Mahoning South Catholic Leadership Team of the Mahoning South Deanery of the Diocese

MAHONING COUNTY

MAHONING COUNTY Docket entries Lynn Rigby et al vs. Dr. Raul Lopez et al, dismissed. U.S. Bank

Agenda Wednesday

Agenda Wednesday Weathersfield Township Zoning Commission, 6 p.m., township administration

'Autumn moon'

'AUTUMN MOON' Date of Adams' photo found YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, Calif. (AP) -- Astronomers

Burglary victim loses cache of firearms

STRUTHERS -- City police are on the hunt for a cache of firearms, including a Romanian-style AK-47

SUPREME COURT NOMINEE Some issues off-limits for Roberts

Roberts deflected questions on abortion, civil rights and voting rights. WASHINGTON (AP) -- Chief

Pittsburgh's Crosby is enjoying the attention heaped on No. 1 pick

PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Now, it's just hockey for Sidney Crosby. Finally. After three months of

Tressel: Troy Smith will start Saturday

Justin Zwick and Troy Smith replaced each other five times against Texas. COMBINED DISPATCHES

Matt Damon engaged

Matt Damon engaged NEW YORK -- Matt Damon and his girlfriend, Luciana Barroso, are engaged, Us

FAST WILLIE

Fast Willie A lot of first-round running backs spend a career without playing the kind of game

Gibson's big effort claims offensive honors in Game 2

He had a career-best 198 yards rushing and scored three touchdowns. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR

CLOTHING The red-hot blue jean gets a major upgrade

All the latest trends in denim can be found at every price point. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS

No jazz funerals -- bodies go in trucks

ST. GABRIEL, La. (AP) -- There is no horse-drawn wagon to take the coffin to the cemetery, no

Evacuees connect with local volunteers, centers

Many people seeking assistance have come because of family or friends here. By NANCY TULLIS and ED

AUSTINTOWN SCHOOLS Busing situation brings praise, new complaints

The superintendent said there will be fewer problems as drivers learn their routes. By JEANNE

City moves on fees for services

Officials say individuals will not be directly charged. By JOHN W GOODWIN, JR. VINDICATOR

Pens expect to lose $7 M

The team is ready to take the loss to put a winning team on the ice. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- The

GEORGE F. WILL Misguided mindsets untouched by Katrina

Opinion: WASHINGTON -- It took exactly one month -- until the president's prime-time news conference of Oct.

Deadly fire called arson

Deadly fire called arson YOUNGSTOWN -- The fire that claimed the life of 50-year-old John Moore at

hArmed men kidnap daughter of millionaire

hArmed men kidnap daughter of millionaire AMSTERDAM, Netherlands -- Armed men broke into an

Mom facing charges of endangering two children

An unsuccessful attempt was made to take the children, police said. YOUNGSTOWN -- The mother who

St. Elizabeth Health Center

St. Elizabeth Health Center Nicole Sakara, Boardman, boy, Sept. 12. Forum Women & amp;

Boil order for Canfield

CANFIELD -- The city has issued a precautionary boil order for all of Deer Trail Drive and Sleepy

YOUNGSTOWN Few kids turn out for shot clinic

Kindergarten pupils without required shots will be excluded from school. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN

Salem council OKs bond sale for hospital project

SALEM -- City council has approved the sale of up to $40 million in bonds to help finance the

Offensive tackle: Depth is central to YSU's success

The Penguins have averaged 277 yards in their first two games. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS

Claim of wrangled gator in LA is dismissed

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- On Tuesday, authorities dismissed a claim that a wrangler had nabbed a 7-foot-

Crash injures motorcyclist

CAMPBELL -- Joseph A. Murphy, 21, of Washington, Ohio, was in critical condition Monday evening in

Atlanta holds off Philadelphia, 14-10

The Falcons rushed for over 200 yards. ATLANTA (AP) -- The Atlanta Falcons and Philadelphia Eagles

COURT Grand jury to get case of man accused of scam

The victim said two people contended she needed electrical work done to her home. AUSTINTOWN -- A

4 local communities get state housing grants

YOUNGSTOWN -- Four area communities were among 70 in Ohio to receive state grants for improving

Bush appoints new FEMA director

Unlike Michael Brown, who resigned, R. David Paulison has experience. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS

Coach Tressel accepts the heat for Texas loss

His shuffling of quarterbacks prevented the offense from excelling. COLUMBUS (AP) -- The

Rep. asks Interior office to reconsider design

Some people could think it honors the hijackers, Tom Tancredo said. WASHINGTON (AP) -- A Colorado

AP file photo

AP file photo STILL EVOLVING: Paul McCartney, seen here performing at the July 2, 2005 Live 8

Evacuee praises service centers

Service centers for evacuees are in Youngstown and Warren. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR STAFF

TRUMBULL COUNTY COURT Woman's credibility scrutinized in rape trial's closing arguments

The prosecutor said the victim had abrasions that would not have come from consensual sex. By ED

"BONES" (8 P.M., FOX): A FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGIST (EMILY DESCHANEL) WHO IS SKILLED IN GATHERING EVIDENCE FROM THE BONES OF CRIME VICTIMS IS AT THE CENTER OF THIS NEW DRAMA SERIES. SHE'S OFTEN FORCED TO

"Bones" (8 p.m., Fox): A forensic anthropologist (Emily Deschanel) who is skilled in gathering

Patriot Day event

Patriot Day event kJORDAN GIGLIOTTI, 7, and Lance Cpl. Chris Hill prepare for a Patriot Day

HOW THEY FARED YSU opponents

Slippery Rock (0-3) lost to Shepherd 24-7; Next: Lock Haven, Sept. 24. Northeastern (0-2) lost to

Summary of recent criminal activity in Canfield city and Austintown Township:

Summary of recent criminal activity in Canfield city and Austintown Township: CANFIELD Sept. 8

3 Doors Down will open new arena

The band's latest album debuted at No. 1 this summer. YOUNGSTOWN -- The first rock concert at the

WARREN SCHOOLS Board launches construction project

The 1925-vintage Harding auditorium will be preserved. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR TRUMBULL

Bush restricts flow of information

Opinion: By PAT M. HOLT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR WASHINGTON -- Disagreements with President Johnson over

Team-first attitude is the work of Weis

The new coach has instilled the philosophy that is having positive results. SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP)

Abuse probe brings charges

Two detainees died at a center in Afghanistan. FORT BLISS, Texas (AP) -- An Army officer and two

TRUMBULL COUNTY Funding delay postpones sewer line project

Another sanitary sewer project will have to be re-bid. By ED RUNYAN VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF

WARREN $1.7M loan toward expansion project to be considered

Diane Sauer hopes to create 10 jobs over the next several years. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR

Hearing date set in robbery

STRUTHERS -- A preliminary hearing for James R. Best, accused of robbing the Sami Quick Stop on East

HELOISE Stretching paychecks has become a necessity

Dear Readers: Early in the year, I spoke at the national convention of the American Payroll

AFGHANISTAN Abuse probe brings charges

Two detainees died at a center in Afghanistan. FORT BLISS, Texas (AP) -- An Army officer and two

POLLUTION Challenge to mercury laws loses

The EPA rules violate the Clean Air Act, resolution proponents say. WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Senate

Nomiki Koulianos, Steven Rotunno are engaged

XCAMPBELL -- Mr. and Mrs. Nick Koulianos of Porter Avenue are announcing the engagement and plans

Nebraska feels Pitt won't be pushover

Both the Nebraska and Pitt teams are trying to recapture their glory days. LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) --

HOW HE SEES IT Medicaid reform plans of Republicans fall short

Opinion: By MICHAEL F. CANNON CATO INSTITUTE With Congress and a federal commission trying to figure out

Let's move past all the hindsight

Opinion: By E. THOMAS McCLANAHAN KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS With diabolical accuracy, Hurricane Katrina

As Ophelia targets East Coast, some people still shrug it off

Many have a nonchalant attitude about the approaching storm. Some looked on the approaching storm as

A look at the real America

Opinion: Portsmouth Daily Times: After Hurricane Katrina brought her fury to the Gulf Coast, Islamic

Keep hearings on Roberts open and informative

Editorial: The next chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court will wield significant impact on America's justice

Farrell schools get $20,080 from Pedas

FARRELL, Pa. -- It wouldn't be fall without Ted Pedas' annual donation to the Farrell School

U.S. launches airstrike against insurgent site

U.S. and Iraqi forces have been conducting random raids in strongholds. BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) -- U.S.

REUNIONS

XAustintown Fitch High School Class of 1940 will hold its 65th- year reunion at 1 p.m. Sunday at A

NTSB chief: Warning system 'not good enough'

The FAA says it has taken other steps to prevent runway accidents. WASHINGTON (AP) -- A high-tech

Mineral Ridge turns back Niles

The Rams were extended by the Dragons in the opening game. MINERAL RIDGE -- Courtney Skiba, Alex

LAWRENCE CO. COMMISSIONERS Possible cost of expanded audit concerns panel

The county already paid $40,000 for an audit covering one quarter of the year in question. By

Study: Heavy drinking tied to risk of having irregular heart rhythm

People with atrial fibrillation have an increased risk of suffering a stroke. SCRIPPS HOWARD

McCartney makes a departure from usual style on new album

The producer, Nigel Godrich, forced McCartney to expand emotionally. NEW YORK (AP) -- It sounds

AMERICAN LEAGUE INDIANS 5, ATHLETICS 2

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Neighbor shaken by deaths of woman, two boys in fire

Firefighters quickly learned that the family was still inside the burning home. By JOHN W. GOODWIN

ETHICS VIOLATIONS Flask pays obligations to Ohio Ethics Commission

The judge had threatened imprisonment if he didn't pay by Thursday. WARREN -- Ed Flask, a former

Advocates urge state to come up with plan to reintroduce wolves

A 2001 study showed 68 percent of Coloradans favor the wolves' return. SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS

FOOD NOTES

COMBINED DISPATCHES Easy does it: Your microwave is a useful tool for melting chocolate, as long

Pouch-a-riffic

Pouch-a-riffic Lunch gets a sense of whimsy -- and practicality -- with Kangaroo Bags from

Scientists emphasize importance of controlling one's blood pressure

A study suggests hypertension is riskier than high cholesterol or diabetes. ASSOCIATED PRESS If

Boardman's Lape twins are double trouble in their field

The brothers, who are juniors, are the one-two punch for the Spartan team. By MARK W. MILLER

Ohio Democratic Party has new spokesman

COLUMBUS -- With all the attention Ohio received nationally in last year's presidential election,

YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS District treasurer expects expenses to exceed revenues

She said she should have hard numbers within a few weeks. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR EDUCATION

PREP FOOTBALL Associated Press poll

The first weekly balloting by a state panel of sports writers and broadcasters, broken down by OHSAA

SCIENCE New finding in research on obesity shows single gene controls brain's food center

When cells that produce the gene were destroyed, mice stopped eating. LONG ISLAND NEWSDAY A

Kylee Braddock, Brian Tarajack to wed in October

XPOLAND -- Announced by Paulette Tarajack, 41 Orchard Drive, are the engagement and upcoming

Challenges still lurk for Steelers

Don't read too much from only one game, Bill Cowher said. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Those eight quarters

Deer hunter injured in rampage testifies he shot once at suspect

Chai Soua Vang is accused of killing six hunters during a confrontation. HAYWARD, Wis. (AP) -- A

RAPE CASE Grand jury to hear evidence

The accuser alleged Antwon Lanier raped her at gunpoint on the South Side. By PATRICIA MEADE

POLAND Trustees seek funds for walkway

The path could be used by walkers or bicyclists. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER

AIRPORT RUNWAYS NTSB chief: Warning system 'not good enough'

The FAA says it has taken other steps to prevent runway accidents. WASHINGTON (AP) -- A high-tech

The Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and applications and has issued new permits.

The Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and applications

CANFIELD TOWNSHIP SLAYINGS Woman who drowned twins wants out of group home

The motion says Giancola's treatment team wouldn't oppose the move. By ROGER G. SMITH VINDICATOR

TRIED TO BE FIT Making the right choice

Jorge Ramon offers these hints to help you find jeans that are right for you: Get a pair of jeans

Family takes center stage

The TNT cast does a superb job in this humorous and heartwarming play. By L. CROW VINDICATOR

h'Idol' winner, finalists end tour with benefit

h'Idol' winner, finalists end tour with benefit SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- "American Idol" winner Carrie

Arson investigators seek cause of fatal fire

YOUNGSTOWN -- City arson investigators continue looking for the cause of a fire that killed a man on

YSU FOOTBALL

YSU FOOTBALL Players of the week Hill Barth & amp; King Offensive Player of the Game:

MAHONING COUNTY JAIL Officials hope study will move cases along

The jail is holding 50 nonsentenced inmates booked before 2005. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR

MAHONING COUNTY Teenager's case sent to juvenile court

By ROGER G. SMITH VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- The court process will start over

If we don't go wobbly in Iraq, we'll win

Opinion: By LAWRENCE J. HAAS KNIGHT RIDDER/TRIBUNE WASHINGTON -- As the war in Iraq continues and

Roberts reveals only vague interpretations

Under pressure, he declined to be more specific. WASHINGTON (AP) -- Judge John Roberts declined to

Lyell reconsiders

Lyell reconsiders Tired of fighting opponents in their hometown, Niles boxer Billy Lyell has opted

U An item in Friday's Vindicator contained an incorrect sentence for Kevin Burkey, 40, of Struthers, who was sentenced to five years in prison on a robbery conviction. The sentence of Judge R. Scott

U An item in Friday's Vindicator contained an incorrect sentence for Kevin Burkey, 40, of Struthers,

BOARDMAN Over $1M in '06 budget to address flooding

By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BOARDMAN -- About $1.25 million will be reserved in the

FLIGHT 93 MEMORIAL Rep. asks Interior office to reconsider design

Some people could think it honors the hijackers, Tom Tancredo said. WASHINGTON (AP) -- A Colorado

COLLEGE CUISINE Using your noodle

What would college students do without their favorite hot meal? By EMILY DULCAN KNIGHT RIDDER

Bush visits, vows to rebuild

Slowly, businesses are reopening and some ship traffic is returning. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS

A summary of recent criminal activity in Poland Village and Boardman Township:

A summary of recent criminal activity in Poland Village and Boardman Township: POLAND Sept. 9

MAJOR LEAGUE BOXSCORES

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FOOTWEAR Comfortable fitted shoes will prevent sharp pain

Fantabulous looking shoes are often the source of blisters, corns and worse. KNIGHT RIDDER

Remembering the battle of Peleliu

Opinion: By JAMES P. PINKERTON LONG ISLAND NEWSDAY If you visit the Marine Corps War Memorial in

CROSS COUNTRY Area's top marks

BOYS 1. Aiman Scullion (Salem)15:39 2. Andy Arnio (Maplewood)16:09 3. Andy Morgan

Mercer County Tour to highlight rural area

GREENVILLE, Pa. -- The 21st annual Mercer County Tour featuring six stops in the Greenville-

Palestinians mark end of occupation

Some took sledgehammers to a synagogue, which Israeli leaders denounced. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS

Meeting canceled

Meeting canceled Weathersfield Township Board of Zoning Appeals has canceled its regular monthly

East Sider accused of shooting at nephew during argument

YOUNGSTOWN -- Police have charged an East Side man with felonious assault and using a weapon while

Challenge to mercury laws loses

The EPA rules violate the Clean Air Act, resolution proponents say. WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Senate

SPORTS

SPORTS Tribe maintains wild card lead kCLEVELAND held on to its slim lead in the wild card race

Deadline nears for ACT registration

Any high school students bound for college can take the ACT college admissions exam Oct. 22, the

Carroll Street man charged in burglary

YOUNGSTOWN -- Donald Kinack, 29, of Carroll Street was arraigned Tuesday in municipal court on an

Howland slips past Canfield, 2-1

The Tigers won it on Erin Gilmour's penalty kick with 2:43 remaining. BY ERIC HAMILTON

YSU alumni to host floating tailgate

YOUNGSTOWN -- It could be the largest football game floating tailgate party in history. The

COLLEGE FOOTBALL 'Chase Freddie' drill used by Penn State to prep for CMU's QB

Coach Joe Paterno wants his Nittany Lions to be ready for Kent Smith. STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) --

Roberts promises to keep 'open mind'

The Senate Judiciary Committee is deeply divided. CHICAGO TRIBUNE WASHINGTON -- Pledging to

LORDSTOWN Village prepares for apple cider festival

Food, crafts, rides and homemade cider will be featured at the festival. LORDSTOWN -- The village

VIENNA Property values are main issue

A proposed mobile home park expansion would violate the new regulations. By ED RUNYAN VINDICATOR

HOW THEY SEE IT Expand Medicare program to all Americans

Opinion: By JACOB S. HACKER and HAROLD POLLACK LOS ANGELES TIMES Defenders of Medicaid, the health

MOHAWK SCHOOLS Dress code pleases educators

Nonteaching employees were given pay increases of about 10 percent over three years. By LAURA

NEW MIDDLETOWN Clerk/treasurer status to change

Flitcraft is moving to a Springfield Township condo. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR

Youngstown cops investigate shooting

YOUNGSTOWN -- Police are investigating a shooting that sent Dennis Hubbert, 23, of Delaware Avenue

Many local groups and organizations have initiated relief efforts to benefit victims of Hurricane Katrina. Among them are:

Many local groups and organizations have initiated relief efforts to benefit victims of Hurricane

Champion girls blank Liberty; Poland beats Salem

Warren JFK and Beaver Local tied in a boys match. CHAMPION -- Brittany Bako and Brittany Skeels

Wedding planned by Erin Keating, Joseph Hannaford

XCANFIELD -- Michael and Mary Jane Keating, 170 Queens Lane, are announcing the engagement and

CITY DEVELOPMENT Official encourages long-range planning

Leaders want to ensure that the city's infrastructure can support growth. By BOB JACKSON

MICHIGAN Man finds brother's ashes that were lost for 58 years

The infant brother's remains had been left at the funeral home. ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) -- After

ON TOUR | This week's pro golf events

PGA TOUR 84 Lumber Classic Farmington, Pa. Schedule: Thursday-Sunday Course: Nemacolin Woodlands

SECOND QUARTER Kroger boasts profits increase by 38 percent

The chain matched Wall Street's consensus target. CINCINNATI (AP) -- Kroger Co., the nation's

The policy committee of the Recycling Division of Mahoning County handled these items Tuesday:

HOWLAND Appeals court orders trial in school lawsuit

The suit was filed by the parents of a seriously injured student athlete. By ED RUNYAN

"The focus has got to be on FEMA, what the people are trying to do down there."

"The focus has got to be on FEMA, what the people are trying to do down there." Former FEMA

School board vote is unanimous: district to leave insurance consortium

The district could still decide to stay in the consortium. By JEANNE STARMACK VINDICATOR STAFF

Dance competition at Holiday Inn to benefit Tod Children's Hospital

BOARDMAN -- A friendly dance competition will be held Friday at the Holiday Inn-Boardman in an

Adoptees return to land of birth

Some want to improve things; some want to reunite with their families. SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE

AP file photo, April 11, 2005

AP file photo, April 11, 2005 BELTING ONE OUT: Country singer Tricia Yearwood performs in

The Baltimore Sun: It's no surprise that young people are a key target market for the fast food industry. But it's still sobering to contemplate the results of a recent study by Harvard's School of

Opinion: The Baltimore Sun: It's no surprise that young people are a key target market for the fast food

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