Monday, April 24, 2006
Bush seeks moderateimmigration reform
PRESIDENT BUSH addresses the Orange County Business Council in Irvine, Calif. Bush visited the nation's most immigrant-rich state Monday to gather support for a moderate immigration bill in the Senate that would allow more foreigners to work legally in the United States.
WORLD
3 bombings rockresort in Egypt
THREE NEARLY simultaneous bombings hit an Egyptian beach resort popular with foreigners Monday at the height of the tourist season, killing around two dozen people and wounding more than 60 a day after Osama bin Laden issued a taped warning against Westerners.
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LOCAL
Preserving history
A MID-19TH CENTURY barn that served as a Civil War soldier induction barracks is being dismantled on the grounds of Warren G. Harding High School to be reassembled and preserved elsewhere.
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Bank exec to leadUnited Way drive
FRANK HIERRO, regional president of Sky Bank will be chairman of the 2006 Youngstown/Mahoning Valley United Way campaign.
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BUSINESS
Profit soars at WCI
WCI STEEL of Warren posted its biggest profit of the year last month as an end could be nearing to the steelmaker's bankruptcy case.
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SPORTS
Phantoms practicingfor tournament play
THE MAHONING VALLEY PHANTOMS are preparing for the North American Hockey League's Robertson Cup Championship Tournament on May 10-13 at the Ice Zone in Boardman.
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