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Heltzel says pact can be rescinded
A contract for sanitary sewers south of Brookfield Center will be considered today. By TIM YOVICH
The veil as a political issue won't go away
Opinion: By ANNE APPLEBAUM WASHINGTON POST Quite a long time ago, having briefly joined the herd of 20-
Detroit man to be tried, though he is absent
Police could not find the Detroit man. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR PENNSYLVANIA BUREAU NEW
Media suit objects to guidelines
Blackwell's new order contains conflicting language, a lawyer said. COLUMBUS (AP) -- Ohio's new
More NFL On C5
MORE NFL ON C5 Ben Roethlisberger is questionable for Sunday's Steelers game in Oakland, but Bill
She's seeing 'Jim,' but not in the nude
Dear Annie: I worked with "Jim" for two years, and we became great friends. We didn't date due to
Newt Gingrich stumps for Kenneth Blackwell
Strickland has voted to cut taxes 81 times, his spokesman said in response. MIAMISBURG, Ohio (AP)
2 councilmen suggest adopting 3-month budget
Warren expects to lose $1 million from Delphi and GM cutbacks, the auditor said. BY AMANDA GARRETT
GAME CHANGE
GAME CHANGE Steelers vs. Saints PITTSBURGH -- The starting time for the Steelers' Nov. 12 home
Stung by a lack of pollinators
Opinion: Sacramento Bee: Opponents of conservation often scoff at the notion that society should protect
North-South vulnerable. South deals.
North-South vulnerable. South deals. NORTH A Q J 9 5 9 6 5 4 3 5 4 2 WEST EAST 10
West Elementary School faced with loss of teachers
Opinion: West Elementary School faced with loss of teachers EDITOR: Driving down South Schenley Avenue on
No joke: Penguins are in 1st
The Pens upended the New Jersey Devils 4-2. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- A seemingly insignificant game in
Question for voters: Should state auditor be a CPA?
Editorial: Ohio's auditor of state oversees an office of more than 700 auditors -- one of the largest
Sex-offender roundup is set during trick-treat
The program has worked successfully in Columbus for many years. LIMA, Ohio (AP) -- About 40 sex
AGENDA THURSDAY
Agenda ThursdayMahoning County Board of Health, 8 a.m., 50 Westchester Drive, Austintown. Legacy
RAIL TRANSPORTATION Duferco Farrell to get 900,000 state grant
The state handed out 20 million in grants to improve rail transportation. FARRELL, Pa. -- A
Bush attacks Dems in fund-raising talk
The president mocked the Democrats' opposition to his proposed tax cuts. LOS ANGELES TIMES
Summary of recent criminal activity in Canfield city and Austintown Township:
Summary of recent criminal activity in Canfield city and Austintown Township: CANFIELD Oct. 17
Swim meet will honor longtime advocate Kelly Jo Carlson
The Special Olympics meet is expected to attract between 150 and 200 swimmers from several counties.
Russians have a million questions for Putin
MOSCOW (AP) -- Russians have submitted more than a million queries for Vladimir Putin ahead of an
YSU to focus on STEM fields to aid Valley success
Transition teams are being formed and the change could take place next fall. By HAROLD GWIN
Torturous crime is described
Seventy percent to 80 percent of the two victims' bodies were burned. By ED RUNYAN VINDICATOR
Killing of 3 brings toll to 12
TOLEDO (AP) -- Three men were killed, either shot or stabbed, early Tuesday inside a boarded-up
Warren man jailed on robbery charges
WARREN -- A 35-year-old man is being held in the Trumbull County Jail on charges of committing two
Roethlisberger's status questionable as starter
Coach Bill Cowher said that tests taken this week were encouraging. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Ben
Gripes about shifts aired
Six teachers will be reassigned to other schools to deal with the issue. By HAROLD GWIN
St. Elizabeth's Family Birthplace
St. Elizabeth's Family Birthplace Brian and Deborah Cooper, Salem, boy, Oct. 23. Isaac and Lisa
Youngstowner accused in punching, stabbing
The man who was stabbed had to go to the hospital. BOARDMAN -- A Youngstown man was lodged in the
Austintown schedules its first leaf pickup
AUSTINTOWN -- The township's first leaf collection starts Monday. Residents need to buy recycled
Southern Illinois coach still hospitalized after seizure
The 45-year-old suffered the seizure after taping a weekly TV show. CARBONDALE, Ill. (AP) --
U.S. gets Iraqis' OK to work on timetable
President Bush faces growing pressure to rethink his policies on Iraq. MCCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
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& lt;B & gt;BOULIS, & lt;/B & gt; Dr. Gust N., 79, of Canfield; calling hours Friday
ROUNDUP
ROUNDUP Tuesday's other game Senators 6, Maple Leafs 2 TORONTO -- Mike Fisher and five others
Owner of dog that bit girl to pay fine
A deputy dog warden said the girl's medical bills will be paid by the dog owner. YOUNGSTOWN -- The
OHIO
OHIO Jobless rate in Ohio drops to 5.3% COLUMBUS -- Ohio's unemployment rate was 5.3 percent in
"I knew that this was going to happen -- they really just wanted us out of there. There was not a good exit strategy for some of these places, and if there was, it was poorly done."
Opinion: "I knew that this was going to happen -- they really just wanted us out of there. There was not a
Man charged in robbery of Walgreen's
BOARDMAN -- A 23-year-old Market Street man was charged with robbery, accused of demanding money and
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE Oct. 21: St. Louis 7, Detroit 2 Sunday: Detroit 3, St. Louis 1 Tuesday: St. Louis, 5,
Is NCAA's tax-free status justified?
Opinion: WASHINGTON -- Before Miami police quelled the recent riot involving more than 100 University of
Western men ignorant about Muslim women
Opinion: By YVONNE RIDLEY WASHINGTON POST LONDON -- I used to look at veiled women as quiet, oppressed
BOARDMAN Beeghly Oaks union agrees to Forum Health 3-year pact
BOARDMAN -- A union at Beeghly Oaks has agreed to a three-year contract with Forum Health. The
Buckeyes fans upset over snub
What are the five least-liked letters in Ohio? Try E-S-P-N-U. Contrary to popular opinion, the
Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes set their wedding date
Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes set their wedding date NEW YORK -- Hollywood's most high-profile engaged
Police probe disturbance at apartments
AUSTINTOWN --Township police were called to an apartment complex after a disturbance that involved
Labor peace to continue for 5 years
Baseball players and owners finalized a new collective bargaining agreement. ST. LOUIS (AP) --
Howland slips past Boardman after Kohn's goal in second OT
The Tigers advanced to play Poland in Saturday's district final. By DOUG CHAPIN VINDICATOR
ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL
ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL DIVISION I 1, Cin. Colerain (17) 9-0314 2, Cin. St. Xavier (13) 7-1305
OHIO VALLEY ALUMINUM Plant gives choice: 20% pay cut or closing
A Steelworkers official called the company's demand 'outrageous.' By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR
Rayen meeting planned
AUSTINTOWN -- The Rayen School Class of 1955 will hold a meeting at 11 a.m. Thursday at Denny's,
McKinney wouldn't look at evidence
Most of the bodies were nearly completely burned to ashes. By ED RUNYAN VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Political ads back stem cell research
The actor made no effort to hide the effects of his Parkinson's disease. NEW YORK (AP) -- The
South Side man is convicted of 20 rape counts
The defendant is facing eight mandatory life terms. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Coptic pope undergoes spinal surgery
CLEVELAND (AP) -- Pope Shenouda III of the Coptic Orthodox Church based in Egypt had successful
Study: Flu vaccine safe for kids under 5
Researchers studied 45,000 U.S. children for the study. CHICAGO (AP) -- The biggest study ever to
Allmendinger set to join Team Red Bull for 2007
The Champ Car driver is the latest open-wheel defector to the circuit. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) --
'High School Musical' adds tour to its credits
The tour will stop in Cleveland and Pittsburgh. LOS ANGELES (AP) -- "High School Musical" is
Peewee football back at South Saturday
The Youngstown mayor is pleased football is returning to the stadium. By DAVID SKOLNICK CITY
War with no name being fought in Iraq
Opinion: By CLIFFORD D. MAY SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE Generals prefer to fight the last war for a good
Famed rock climber dies in fall at Yosemite
YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, Calif. (AP) -- A renowned rock climber was killed when he fell 500 feet
Lucy fossil to come to U.S.
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) -- One of the world's most famous fossils -- the 3.2 million-year-old
Carthon resigns offense position
Cleveland has the worst offense in the NFL and one win this season. BEREA (AP) -- Maurice Carthon
Complaint pulled; Strickland pleased
The elections board is meet today to vote on dismissing the challenge. By D.A. WILKINSON
Today is Wednesday, Oct. 25, the 298th day of 2006. There are 67 days left in the year. On this date in 1854, the "Charge of the Light Brigade" takes place during the Crimean War as an English brigade
Opinion: Today is Wednesday, Oct. 25, the 298th day of 2006. There are 67 days left in the year. On this date
In Boardman, future first lady?
Ohio's next probable first lady worked as a teacher for two years in Kentucky. By DENISE DICK
Poland's defense shuts down Green
Maureen Malone scored two goals for Poland, which will play Howland. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU
Jackson-Milton tops Mathews in Div. IV district semis
The Bluejays will meet St. Thomas Aquinas, which defeated Lordstown. LISBON -- Alyssa Chine scored
Advocate reassures: 'Call us for help'
The speaker said victims should make preparations before leaving. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
Sotheby's to auction letter by Catherine of Aragon about marriage
LONDON (AP) -- A letter from Catherine of Aragon pleading for help to preserve her marriage to King
Woman shot in arm in fight at apartment
Woman shot in arm in fight at apartment YOUNGSTOWN -- A 20-year-old woman who visited her sister
For some, white is hopelessly out of season
But designers have been ignoring that no-white-after-Labor-Day rule for years. SCRIPPS HOWARD In
Tressel's happy at OSU but wouldn't rule out the NFL
Speculation abounds that he'd consider coaching the Browns someday. COLUMBUS (AP) -- A rah-rah
Active-duty troops plan to go public in protesting war
Military members are limited in how they can express their dissent. MCCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
Weeks of wrangling produce zilch
The woman dismissed her complaint but said she was right. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR SALEM
'Warcraft' expansion delayed
ASSOCIATED PRESS An eagerly awaited expansion pack to the online video game "World of Warcraft"
New date to be set for sexual-battery trial
YOUNGSTOWN -- Jury selection came to a halt Tuesday in the sexual-battery trial of a former Mahoning
"Jericho" (8 p.m., CBS): Quick, grab the flashlights! Tonight's the night the lights go out in "Jericho" as an electromagnetic pulse brings a blackout to town. Just before everything goes dark, flying
"Jericho" (8 p.m., CBS): Quick, grab the flashlights! Tonight's the night the lights go out in
Candidates bare sharp edge in TV ads
Sykes says she'll shape up the office; Taylor says Sykes hasn't done an audit. By JEFF ORTEGA
AP photographer released
AP photographer released GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip -- An Associated Press photographer was freed
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2 plead innocent in postal worker's death
CANTON (AP) -- Two men have pleaded innocent in the stray-bullet shooting of a postal carrier killed
TRESSEL STAYING PUT
Tressel staying put Although reports surfaced that Jim Tressel would consider an NFL job, the
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
THURSDAY XCol. Louis J. Campbell VFW Post 3538, 157 Lowellville Road, Struthers, will hold a
Mix in some peanut butter and jelly
An unusual choice creates a flavorful surprise. By J.M. HIRSCH ASSOCIATED PRESS CONCORD, N.H.
Poll: Costs of health coverage make voters uneasy
Even those who are employed don't feel good about their situation. LOS ANGELES TIMES WASHINGTON
Weis can't figure out Irish dropping in polls following their UCLA victory
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) -- Charlie Weis isn't sure Notre Dame is a top-10 caliber team. He's
3 arraigned in Subway robbery
YOUNGSTOWN -- A woman and two men accused of taking part in the armed robbery of the Subway
North Road to be 1-way for 2 years
'People will be frustrated,' the township administrator said. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Don't let anyone steal your dreams, 'Rudy' tells kids
Dreams inspire learning, and focus is the key to success, Ruettiger said. By HAROLD GWIN
CB Baxter has surgery; NFL future is in doubt
The last player to tear both patellar tendons on a play missed four seasons. CLEVELAND (AP) --
Austintown police arrest Warren brothers in theft
The theft suspect led police to the stolen money, a police report said. AUSTINTOWN -- Township
Cards take 2-1 lead
St. Louis' Chris Carpenter whitewashed the Tigers, 5-0. ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Chris Carpenter was
Man who killed 5 dies by injection
At his trial, the cult leader referred to the killings as 'pruning the vineyard.' LUCASVILLE,
DOMESTIC ABUSE Warning signs
General signs to help identify potentially abusive partners: Jealousy: Do they become angry when
Penguins put loss behind them
By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF YOUNGSTOWN -- Seniors Ryan Jewell and Jason Perry are
Report : Tuition, fees go up 6.3%
Financial aid isn't keeping pace with the increases. ASSOCIATED PRESS It's what passes for good
Beyond the pie and jack-o'-lantern
Pumpkin recipes, both sweet and savory, are plentiful for easy pumpkin-themed dinners. By JENNIFER
Planning agency moving back to city
The move will happen late next month. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER AUSTINTOWN --
Difference is also the icing on the cake
Dear Heloise: What is the difference between a plain chocolate cake mix and a devil's-food cake mix?
Projects recommended for grants from state
The county received nearly $1.4 million in grants for environmental projects. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK
Firefighters say blaze was caused by arson
YOUNGSTOWN -- City firefighters said arson was the cause of a blaze that destroyed a vacant, two-
Search warrant results in man's drug arrest
YOUNGSTOWN -- Police serving a search warrant on a house at 149 Willis Ave. arrested the occupant on
Shooter gets 23 years at sentencing
The victim had arranged to meet a prostitute, police said. YOUNGSTOWN -- The man charged with
Thieves damage cell-phone tower
LIBERTY -- Township police are investigating the damage of 12 cables and theft of a copper ground
GM may reschedule for OSU-Michigan
LORDSTOWN -- Production schedules may be revised so that workers at General Motors' Lordstown
Minnesota's struggles coming at wrong time
The Gophers are wondering what's wrong with their offense. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Sure, those 1,000-
Div. III district final pits Mooney against Ursuline
YOUNGSTOWN -- Aleko Frangopoulos scored two goals in leading Mooney High to an 8-0 victory over
More games overseas possible
Mexico, Canada, England and Germany are possible sites. NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- The NFL will play as
Labor, poverty groups sue over ID law
It's unconstitutional, the lawyers argue. COLUMBUS (AP) -- Lawyers for labor and poverty groups
Officials seek execution date for Biros
The Trumbull County prosecutor's office says Biros has exhausted his appeals. By ED RUNYAN
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Marc J. Kirk, 27, Warrington, Pa., and Mandie Stoffregen, 29,