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Board questions diversity, residency in hiring
There is no penalty for failing to hire minorities, women or city residents. By HAROLD GWIN
Turnaround Ohio sponsors event
Strickland criticized Blackwell for wanting to do away with food stamps. By SEAN BARRON
STANDINGS New York-Penn League
Pinckney Division WLPct.GB Scrappers (Indians)1511.577-- Batavia (Phillies)1310.565 1/2
Health officials scrutinize plans to open bathhouse
The owner of the club says there will be condoms available to customers. CLEVELAND (AP) -- City
Pay raises to create need for more cash
The largest portion will go to nonunion administrators if 3 percent raises are ongoing. By HAROLD
Coppola two-hits Panthers
Wharmby Sports also is in the winner's bracket. STRUTHERS -- Lou Coppola had a no-hitter for the
One-car crash injures Lisbon resident
LISBON -- William Rupp, 92, of Steubenville-Pike Road, was flown to St. Elizabeth Medical Center in
fugitive of the week
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK Sherrie A. Clinkscale The U.S. Marshals Service in Northern Ohio is asking
No state aid for flood damage coming for Wickliffe residents
Amid further appeals for aid, the township is considering more retention ponds. By JEANNE STARMACK
Israel is U.S. ally in Mideast; it has earned Bush's support
Opinion: Israel is U.S. ally in Mideast; it has earned Bush's support EDITOR: In your July 14 editorial
Cases of diabetes on the rise
ORLANDO SENTINEL If you don't know someone with diabetes, there's a good chance you soon will. A
Mexican candidate leads crowd demanding recount
Mexican candidate leads crowd demanding recount MEXICO CITY -- Leftist presidential candidate
As stem cell bill advances, president looks for veto pen
Editorial: It is remarkable that President Bush, in six years in the White House, has not once felt strongly
2 to get award for helping nab robber
COLUMBUS (AP) -- Two women who saw a man drop a lot of money as he sprinted across a shopping center
BOOK SALES
BOOK SALES Christmas in July, a fundraiser for Friends Bookstore of the Friends of the Public
Something borrowed ... along with old Blue
By DEBORAH HORAN CHICAGO TRIBUNE CHICAGO -- When Jane McBride walks down the aisle dressed in
Vision Center covers a lot of kids' bases with many activities
A game occupies the attention of young people participating in activities at the Vision Center at
Back in 1st place: Mahoning Valley turns back Tigers
Andy Lytle lifted his league-leading batting average to .378. ONEONTA, N.Y. -- One day after
With a brush, she's Daddy's little helper
The Vindicator/Joel Philippsen Three-year-old Signe Renstrom watches the paint drip off her brush
Summit leaders seek swift end to violence in the Middle East
Bush claims Israel has a right to defend itself. WASHINGTON POST STRELNA, Russia -- President
Immigration strategy focuses on illegal hiring
Opinion: By JULIE MYERS WASHINGTON POST WASHINGTON -- The lure of well-paid jobs continues to be the
York OKs Dilfer wearing Brodie's 12
The ex-Browns quarterback wants to pay tribute to the stroke victim. SAN JOSE MERCURY NEWS
New radar system to be ready in 2007
An FAA technician said the current radar works, but it's old. By ED RUNYAN VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Blacks must be pulled out of oblivion
Opinion: So far this month there have been 14 homicides in Washington. Almost one a day. Nearly 100 people
BRITAIN
Opinion: BRITAIN Daily Telegraph, London, July 6: Of all the people we should ensure are properly treated,
Officers approved
Officers approved NORTH LIMA -- Beaver Township trustees promoted two police officers. They moved
Patrol releases names in Route 88 crash
JOHNSTON -- Terra M. Thurber, 21, of Kinsman was treated at St. Elizabeth Medical Center after her
UNINSURED KIDS
UNINSURED KIDS By the numbers How Mahoning County compares with other populous counties in Ohio
It's not to be for Natalie: Gulbis falters in playoff
Mi Hyun Kim birdied the third playoff hole to earn her seventh career victory. SYLVANIA (AP) --
44th annual Connie Mack
44TH ANNUAL CONNIE MACK STATE TOURNAMENT FIRST-ROUND SCORES Team Ohio 9, Ohio Stars 0 North
Poland upends Tallmadge, 12-3
CLYDE -- The Poland 11-12 year-old Little League Softball team defeated District 3 champion
BASEBALL
Baseball FavoriteOddsUnderdog National League FLORIDA6-7Washington ColoradoEven-6PITTSBURGH
Small DUI checks net good results
Fifty-one smaller checkpoints have resulted in 235 arrests since May. ASSOCIATED PRESS The Ohio
A scalpel is better than an ax
Opinion: Columbus Dispatch: West Virginia and Kentucky are taking advantage of a new law that gives states
Forum Health Women & amp; Infants Pavilion
Forum Health Women & amp; Infants Pavilion Ashley Evans and Maurice Clarett, Youngstown,
DUI CHECKPOINTS Some facts
The Ohio State Highway Patrol has started operating "low-manpower" DUI checkpoints with five to 10
Man is found shot in his front yard
YOUNGSTOWN -- Police found a 51-year-old resident of the 1600 block of Wick Avenue lying in his
Insurance program aids poor children
About 1,300 uninsured children in the county are eligible for coverage by the Ohio plan. By
Van-truck accident leaves 1 dead, 3 injured
COLUMBIANA -- An accident involving a van and truck about 4:50 p.m. Sunday on state Route 11 just
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Anthony F. D'Apruzzo, 30, of 129 Boardman Blvd., Boardman, and
Ireland changes luck with bold moves
Opinion: DUBLIN, Ireland -- American Ambassador James C. Kenny established in the first few minutes of our
The Vindicator/Joel Philippsen
The Vindicator/Joel Philippsen SUMMER SIZZLE: Jeannine St. Clair, far right, a vocalist with
Work to begin on safety addition
The project will cost up to $700,000. By VIRGINIA ROSS VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT NORTH LIMA --
Ohio Edison restores power for 4,825 customers
YOUNGSTOWN -- Power was restored by 7 p.m. Sunday to all customers affected by a power outage that
Youth Baseball: Babe Ruth & amp; Pony Tournaments
Babe Ruth (13-year-olds) SPRINGFIELD -- Sutton Whiting struck out five over five innings and Josh
Trash haulers to pick up recyclables at curb
The central drop-off location behind the fire station will not be closed. By JOHN W. GOODWIN Jr.
Ohioan climbs his way out of midlife crisis
Training for the feat took three years, the executive director said. CINCINNATI (AP) -- When Bill
Doctors, take note: Not everyone is able to fill out forms
Dear Heloise: When are the doctors, dentists and hospitals going to wise up and realize that there
Boxers Smith, Harris win
LOCAL Boxers Smith, Harris win WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS -- Boxers Keiz Smith of Boardman and Josh
Americans romp in softball
Americans romp in softball Jessica Mendoza homered and drove in four runs while Crystl Bustos and