BUSINESS

BUSINESS
Second buyout wave approved for Delphi
A BANKRUPTCY judge in New York has approved attrition programs that will be offered to more than 17,000 Delphi Corp. employees, including about 3,800 in the Mahoning Valley. The decision allows the auto parts supplier to move forward on a second wave of buyout and early retirement offers.
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WORLD
Israel strikes offices of Palestinian official
ISRAELI AIRCRAFT struck the Palestinian Interior Ministry early today, setting it on fire. The Israeli military confirmed its planes hit the office of Interior Minister Said Siyam, which it called "a meeting place to plan and direct terror activity."
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LOCAL
Warren Hardingprincipal resigns
WARREN SCHOOLS officials hope to have a new principal for Warren G. Harding High School by Aug. 1. The school board has accepted the resignation of longtime Principal William E. Mullane.
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Mahoning indicts 3on murder charges
A MAHONING COUNTY grand jury has indicted three men on aggravated murder charges in cases where women's bodies were found in water. Also, check indictments issued in Trumbull and Columbiana counties.
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SPORTS
Williams comes back
DEFENDING WIMBLEDON champion Venus Williams was down a set and 5-2; she then won 11 of the next 13 games to stave off a huge upset and beat Lisa Raymond on Thursday in the second round at Wimbledon.
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UPNEXT
Scientists warm to Gore documentary
AMERICA'S top climate scientists are giving "An Inconvenient Truth," Al Gore's documentary on global warming, five stars for accuracy.
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