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Florak hopeful entering tourney
The Penguins would like to repeat their success from 2004. By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR SPORTS
Agenda Wednesday
Agenda Wednesday Campbell Charter Review Commission, 7 p.m., City Council Chambers. Open to the
Girard's council members should take judge to court
Editorial: In December, Girard Municipal Court Judge Michael Bernard took his ongoing financial battle with
LOCAL
LOCAL Victims, accused attended Rayen TWO TEENAGERS shot to death in Youngstown over the weekend
Thieves take laptop with data on veterans
The probe has shown no resulting identity theft so far. WASHINGTON (AP) -- Thieves took sensitive
3-minute limit stays
The trustees also head a presentation about a storm water utility. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
Youngs leads Mathews to district title contest
EASTLAKE -- Caitlyn Youngs pitched a four-hitter, striking out nine and walking two to lead the
U.S. retirees, Mexicans can be helped
Opinion: Here's a proposal that would allow the United States to solve its immigration crisis, control sky-
Summary of police activity in the city of Canfield and Austintown Township:
Summary of police activity in the city of Canfield and Austintown Township: CANFIELD May 18
Iraqis to take lead for security by '07
Saddam's half brother spoke up for him in court. COMBINED DISPATCHES BAGHDAD, Iraq -- Prime
Charter school management disputes teachers study as inaccurate, sloppy
Summit Academy Management says the findings in the study are wrong. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
Bear escapes from its cage and attacks woman
The victim was flown to St. Elizabeth Health Center in Youngstown. ORWELL, Ohio (AP) -- A 500-
HOWLAND SCHOOLS Panel to work with businesses
A union representative gets a three-year leave of absence. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Above, Poland Seminary High School art teacher Susan Holub blends the chalk with a broom in one section of The Wolverine mural as students around her work on the rest of the creation. Holub's advanced
Above, Poland Seminary High School art teacher Susan Holub blends the chalk with a broom in one
TODAY IS TUESDAY, MAY 23, THE 143RD DAY OF 2006. THERE ARE 222 DAYS LEFT IN THE YEAR. ON THIS DATE IN 1934, BANK ROBBERS BONNIE PARKER AND CLYDE BARROW ARE SHOT TO DEATH IN A POLICE AMBUSH IN
Opinion: Today is Tuesday, May 23, the 143rd day of 2006. There are 222 days left in the year. On this date
Park to close roads
Park to close roads YOUNGSTOWN -- These roads in Mill Creek Park will be closed for the YMCA
State treasurer's office to conduct conference at YSU's Kilcawley
Topics will include homeownership and retirement planning. YOUNGSTOWN -- Ohio Treasurer Jennette
KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR \ Annie's Mailbox Either be faithful or cut husband loose
Dear Annie: I am 26 years old. Six months ago, I married a man I've been dating since I began
Nominees' list shows blend of style, genres
Country's stars are embracing the pop and rock influx. ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER Anyone who hasn't
FAA offers tips for safety during flights
Dear Readers: When you are flying, it's important to pay attention to safety instructions from
INSIDE ON C3
INSIDE ON C3 Ursuline will play CVCA in a Division III softball district final today. Lakeview
HORIZON LEAGUE Tourney schedule
WEDNESDAY Game 1 -- No. 4 Youngstown State (26-27, 16-13) vs. No. 5 Butler (18-34, 9-21), 11 a.m.
Oilers are two wins from final
Edmonton returns home with a 2-0 series advantage over Anaheim. EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) -- The
Trustee says he will stop efforts for dismissal
The zoning commission chairman said it's an 'abuse of power.' By MARY R. SMITH VINDICATOR
$1 million approved for technology upgrade
The university has already purchased software and services from the firm. By JEFF ORTEGA
U.S. defends airstrikes on village
Women and children were killed in the attacks. LOS ANGELES TIMES KABUL, Afghanistan -- The U.S.
North-South vulnerable. South deals.
North-South vulnerable. South deals. NORTH Q 5 Q 7 K 10 8 5 4 10 8 4 2 WEST EAST
Court sides with sheriff
City and county officials will discuss a plan today to share county jail space. By DEBORA SHAULIS
Slippery, fast describe new World Cup ball
GENEVA (AP) -- Jens Lehmann's first day as Germany's No. 1 goalkeeper was also the first day the
Art show winners to be honored
Art show winners to be honored The Youngstown Board of Education honors participants and winners
Hurricanes top Sabres, 4-2, to even Eastern series at 1-1
Ray Whitney scored twice for Carolina, which won the second period this time. RALEIGH, N.C. (AP)
NASCAR Stewart, Kenseth are rivals on and off track
The drivers eliminated each other, and a verbal exchange followed. CONCORD, N.C. (AP) -- Tony
DICKINSON COLLEGE Evolution-case judge speaks to grads
The nation's founders believed in rational inquiry into religion, the judge said. CARLISLE, Pa.
Boardman orchestras to present festival
BOARDMAN -- The Boardman High School Symphony, Chamber and Classical orchestras will present their
Prof documents how world helps orphans
The professor of social work has teamed with officials in other countries to help orphans.
NBA WEST Defending champion Spurs ousted
The Mavericks needed overtime to win Game 7 in San Antonio. SAN ANTONIO (AP) -- The Dallas
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& lt;B & gt;AMBROSE, & lt;/B & gt; Helen, 83, of Girard; calling hours Wednesday
Council takes steps toward hiring police
Council will give further discussion to the potential hiring. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
Cleveland's top offseason goal: Sign James to max extension
All signs point to the standout forward signing on July 1. CLEVELAND (AP) -- Less than 24 hours
Ursuline is advancing to district title game -- again
The Irish will meet CVCA in today's championship. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
New Castle officials prepare to fix fountain damaged in truck accident
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- City officials have already started the process of replacing the fountain in the
Will Riley's moves put Heat in finals?
The Miami coach overhauled the team's roster after last year's defeat. AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) --
Flashes strike back for title
By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF JEFFERSON -- The biggest hit of Katie Saluga's career
City man arraigned in slaying
The victim was beaten to death with a bar stool. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR PENNSYLVANIA BUREAU
CVCA ace tames Lisbon, gets UHS
The Royals and Irish will play today for the district title. By GREG GULAS VINDICATOR
NEW ON HOME VIDEO This week's releases
"Cheaper by the Dozen 2": It was bad enough that Hollywood had to defame the name of a nice, old
HORSE RACING Barbaro faces difficult odds
Despite a successful surgery, the horse's chances for survival are still 50-50. KENNETT SQUARE,
INDYCAR SERIES 2 teams' rivalry grows stronger
Marlboro Team Penske and Target Chip Ganassi Racing have renewed rivalry. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- The
Girl, 14, killed, 11 injured in car-church van accident
A 12-year-old girl is in critical condition. COLUMBUS GROVE, Ohio (AP) -- A car crashed into a
7-YEAR-OLD SWIMS FROM ALCATRAZ TO SAN FRANCISCO
7-year-old swims from Alcatraz to San Francisco SAN FRANCISCO -- A 7-year-old Arizona boy swam
The Vindicator/Joel Philippsen
The Vindicator/Joel Philippsen BUCKLE UP: Lt. Chris Heverly of the Ohio State Highway Patrol
MLB ROUNDUP | Monday's games
AMERICAN LEAGUE Blue Jays 6, Devil Rays 4 TORONTO -- Troy Glaus and Eric Hinske homered and
Children's interest in baseball primed by fascinating stories
Youngsters who get hooked on baseball early in life turn into lifelong fans. NEW YORK (AP) --
Lakeview tops Niles to advance to semis
By JIM FLICK VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT NILES - Lakeview High built a 5-0 lead and survived a
Why no uproar over 'Da Vinci?'
Opinion: By PETER A. BROWN KNIGHT RIDDER/TRIBUNE I once had a boss who strictly followed corporate
3 women arrested after call
One of the three said they had planned to rob a fast-food restaurant, police said. BOARDMAN --
Experts predict active hurricane season and urge coastal residents to be prepared
The NOAA's forecast will be updated in August. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR Seaside residents from
Ney, staff ceased privately paid trips
The Ohio lawmaker accepted 131 trips worth $234,775 in 41/2 years. WASHINGTON (AP) -- An Ohio
Lawrence Co. Fairgrounds to host dog show
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- One of the largest five-day dog shows in the country is coming here this week.
BOARDMAN Schools to help pupils with reading and math
The board is considering borrowing $2.5 million to conserve energy use. By SEAN BARRON
PETA POLL CHOOSES PRINCE AS 'SEXIEST VEGETARIAN'
PETA poll chooses Prince as 'sexiest vegetarian' NEW YORK -- Prince has been voted the "world's
SURPLUS FOOD5/24
Surplus food Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, corner of Grant and Walnut streets, East
FIGHTING CANCER Alex's lemonade fundraiser is growing
After Alex died at age 8, her parents made the project their full-time job. WYNNEWOOD, Pa. (AP) --
SOCCER U.S. team launches exhibition schedule
Three games in the next six days await the Americans. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Now that U.S.
HARRISBURG Committee holds hearing on bill addressing paintball-safety issues
Mandating insurance would put a lot of small enterprises out of business. HARRISBURG (AP) -- A
Don't ignore moral aspects of contemporary issues
Opinion: Don't ignore moral aspects of contemporary issues EDITOR: It seems that any time the United
Is there a cure for liberal amnesia?
Opinion: WASHINGTON -- Peter Beinart is an advocate of liberal -- not "progressive" -- nostalgia. He wants to
ASTHMA Treatment burns off bad tissue in lungs
More than 20 million Americans have asthma, and 5,000 die of it every year. WASHINGTON (AP) -- In
"American Idol" (8 p.m., Fox): Since January, we've endured horrendous audition sessions. We've watched Paula Abdul completely wig out. We put up with bad covers of Queen and Stevie Wonder, and we
"American Idol" (8 p.m., Fox): Since January, we've endured horrendous audition sessions. We've
Koval has a chance to rise in rankings
Chris Koval will meet No. 7-ranked Shannon Briggs in New York on Wednesday. By GREG GULAS
Concert to benefit scholarship fund
CHAMPION -- A concert featuring the Champion High School Jazz Ensemble alumni, as well as jazz
"These sort of accidents happen during fighting, especially when the Taliban are hiding in homes."
Opinion: "These sort of accidents happen during fighting, especially when the Taliban are hiding in homes."
Health-care company lowers costs for new jail
Ten to 12 part-timers will be hired for the jail. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
Election problems fuel dispute Tablack: Board didn't provide purchase orders required for payment
A voting machine vendor has 'serious payment problems with the county.' By DAVID SKOLNICK
Gold re-emerging as the standard
Opinion: By PETER MORICI PROVIDENCE JOURNAL COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Gold is selling for more than $700 an
Man gets prison for role in attack on deliveryman
The victim's brother participated in the assault. SALEM -- An East Palestine man apologized for an
Barbaro will be spared so he can fetch stud fees
By MURRAY EVANS ASSOCIATED PRESS Though Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro will never race again, the
RIVALRY RENEWED
Rivalry renewed The rivalry between Marlboro Team Penske and Target Chip Ganassi Racing has heated
Masked robber takes $1,000 from Liberty pizza parlor
LIBERTY -- Police are investigating the robbery of a pizza parlor. According to police reports, an
SOFTBALL LINESCORES MONDAY DIVISION I
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Safety-belt crackdown gets under way
Police will be issuing two kinds of tickets during the next several weeks. By SARAH WEBER
Sulick's blast gives Canfield district title
She also gained her 10th mound win as the Cardinals beat Howland 1-0. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR
East High Alumni will meet for breakfast at 9 a.m. Thursday at Geno's in Lowellville.
East High Alumni will meet for breakfast at 9 a.m. Thursday at Geno's in Lowellville. East High
Stanley Kunitz, 1905-2006
Opinion: The Providence Journal: For much of the 20th century, it seemed our most prominent poets were of the
Justices increase powers of police to enter homes
Facts, not officers' motives, are what matter, the chief justice said. LOS ANGELES TIMES
Accused, victims attended Rayen
One murder suspect had been out on $15,000 bond pending a robbery trial. By PATRICIA MEADE