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Fire destroys Austintown pizza shop
Fire destroys Austintown pizza shop AUSTINTOWN – An early morning fire destroyed Papa John’s pizza
Youths compete in creative writing
Youths compete in creative writing HOWLAND — In this age of abbreviation-loaded e-mails and
YSU’s African Marketplace draws 60 vendors
YSU’s African Marketplace draws 60 vendors YOUNGSTOWN — Saibo Kebbeth travels the country to
Love has poured from this tragedy, Rev. Simon said
Speakers used scripture, video and song to comfort the mourning family.
Dog and pony show draws cops to South Side.
Dog and pony show draws cops to South Side. YOUNGSTOWN — It’s unusual in the city to find a pony
JFK trips Chaney in 87-80 win; Canfield rallies past Niles, 68-58
Boardman lost to Hoover in the Federal League tourney semifinals. YOUNGSTOWN — Nick Brown scored
Springfield’s hot start dooms Mineral Ridge
Crestview, South Range, Lowellville and Southern won league games. NEW MIDDLETOWN — The
Innocent pleas in fire deaths
The judge entered the pleas for the defendant. YOUNGSTOWN — Following his lawyer’s
Hundreds pay respects to family killed in fire
One visitor said she wanted to pray for both families. YOUNGSTOWN — Child-crafted paper hearts,
Super secretary earned her rings
YOUNGSTOWN — Win or lose, these are certainly glory days for the New England Patriots, a team on the
Hanni to Hillary & Barack: Come here
The candidates aren’t ready to commit to an Ohio debate. YOUNGSTOWN — A long-dormant political
Philly wings it in lieu of football
The Wing Bowl chicken wing-eating contest began as a way to soothe Eagles fans. PHILADELPHIA (AP)
2003 Super Bowl has had lasting effect
Opinion: Superstar cyclist Lance Armstrong’s world was turned upside down on Oct. 2, 1996, the day he was
Seeking missing girl
Seeking missing girl AUSTINTOWN — Police are seeking a 17-year-old township girl who is believed
Today is Saturday, Feb. 2, the 33rd day of 2008. There are 333 days left in the year. This is
Today is Saturday, Feb. 2, the 33rd day of 2008. There are 333 days left in the year. This is
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Michael P. Knapick, 27, of 667 LaClede Court, Youngstown, and
Lawyer: Bomb-plot suspect mentally ill
The accused has also filed a motion seeking a new lawyer. PITTSBURGH (AP) — A woman charged in a
Coughlin, Belichick again reveal very little
The Giants mentor displayed a kinder, gentler demeanor. PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — Super Bowl coaches
Jurors choose death for killer
The defendant told jurors he does not remember the killing. NEW CASTLE, Pa. — A Lawrence
Tagliabue tries again to reach Hall
He failed to get the necessary votes a year ago. PHOENIX (AP) — Paul Tagliabue gets another crack
Harding uses ‘heat wave’ to roll on the road, 86-51
Mooney was no match for the red-hot Raiders. YOUNGSTOWN — Once the “Microwave” heated up on
Phantoms begin big home series with 2-1 victory
St. Louis is the top team in the NAHL and it’s at the Ice Zone this weekend. BOARDMAN — The
Fitch battles to the lead in first day of EOWL meet
The Fitch Falcons put eight wrestlers into the semifinals today. CANFIELD — Despite not
’67 Cardinal Mooney graduate honored as distinguished alum
Recipients must demonstrate ‘Sanctity, Scholarship and Discipline.’ YOUNGSTOWN — A Cardinal Mooney
Lenten programs offer education and reflection
Area churches will observe Lent with a variety of programs. This a listing of information submitted
Torture unnecessary to get information
Opinion: Last October I attended a reunion of World War II veterans who worked at a secret prisoner-of-war
Notable feats in history
I will dedicate a portion of this column to some little-known black history achievements that
In the name of bass and bluegill, is Tiger better than Tom?
Amid all the great questions being asked about our world these days, one in particular has pushed my
Economy: 17,000 jobs cut in January
Job losses were widespread in various parts of the economy. WASHINGTON (AP) — Nervous employers
YSU BASKETBALL Today’s games
YSU (7-14, 3-8) vs. ILLINOIS-CHICAGO (11-10, 5-5) When: 8 p.m. Where: UIC Pavilion, Chicago.
Poland runs past Howland, 84-59, to remain unbeaten
The Bulldogs put together five scoring runs to register their 16th triumph. HOWLAND — Run,
Church youth groups show ‘souper’ way of caring about others
Last year the effort raised nearly $200,000. HACKENSACK, N.J. — It’s not just about football.
SUNDAY NEWS SHOWS Guest lineup
Guest lineup for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week”: Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y.,
Mentally slow women used as human bombs
Violence in Baghdad had declined, and pet markets regained popularity. BAGHDAD (AP) — Two women
Family raises funds to renovate shower for teen with cerebral palsy
Andrew’s mom said he’s a typical young man who likes sports. SALEM — School is out for the day
NBA ROUNDUP
NBA ROUNDUP Friday’s games Lakers 121, Raptors 101 TORONTO — Kobe Bryant scored 46 points as
Clippers cool in the clutch, beat Bulldogs
EAST PALESTINE — Just when the East Palestine boys basketball team was about to pull off the big
Expert: Hospital closings put mentally ill at risk
Gov. Strickland announced the closings of psychiatric hospitals in Dayton and Cambridge. Closing
Voices of Faith: How can we teach youth to respect life?
Voices of Faith: How can we teach youth to respect life? The Rev. Fran T. Cary, pastor of Trinity
Friday's results Boys Basketball
FRIDAY’S RESULTS BOYS BASKETBALL AREA SCORES Warren JFK 87, Chaney 80 Warren Harding 86,
CONSTANCE HETRICK ROBERT CHRISTY
CONSTANCE HETRICK ROBERT CHRISTY X STRUTHERS — Nuptial vows were exchanged by Constance R.
New Bethel elects officers, adopts budget
YOUNGSTOWN — New Bethel Baptist Church, 1507 Hillman St., elected church officers and adopted a
Bush could have been a great president
Opinion: WASHINGTON — President Bush is a forgotten man. Giving his last State of the Union speech, he was
AT AREA CHURCHES Participants
These are among area youth groups at area churches are participating in the Souper Bowl of Caring
Reader shares hints for traveling with pets
Dear Heloise: My husband and I have a 5-pound Yorkshire terrier who travels with us most of the
Language competition set at Slippery Rock
SLIPPERY ROCK. Pa. — Nearly 1,100 high school world language students from 33 regional high schools
Death is simply the way of nature
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — All things die. Some die slowly day by day in a steady decay from mountain to
“Down Home With the Neelys” (11 a.m., Food Network): A couple from Tennessee reveal
“Down Home With the Neelys” (11 a.m., Food Network): A couple from Tennessee reveal their tasty
For engaged couples
For engaged couples VILLA MARIA, Pa. — Engaged couples are invited to attend “2008 Marriage
Pastor uses video for intriguing Lenten series
Lenten programs are a long-standing tradition at Bethel Lutheran Church. BOARDMAN — Bret
LOCAL TOPICS \ Sunday news shows
“Community Connection” (6:30 a.m. Sunday, WFMJ-TV 21; and 7 p.m. Wednesday on Time Warner Cable
Goodell defends Spygate decision
But a high-ranking senator says the NFL’s antitrust status may be at risk. PHOENIX (AP) — Spygate
BETHEL LUTHERAN \ Lenten schedule
Pastor Bret Rizzo will present “Living Lent ... The Animals Tell the Story” for the Lenten programs
St. Charles registration
St. Charles registration BOARDMAN — Registration for St. Charles School, 7325 Westview Drive, will
Kohl’s honors helpful youths
The department store offers scholarships to kids who volunteer to help others. MENOMONEE FALLS,
CAROLYN MOWREY JAMES MANGAS
CAROLYN MOWREY JAMES MANGAS X COLUMBUS — Nuptial vows were exchanged during a 2:30 p.m. ceremony
Yo-Mah-O fundraiser will benefit scholarship fund
BOARDMAN — Yo-Mah-O Chapter of the International Association of Administrative Professionals will
Animals have ways of dealing with cold
Over the last few weeks, low temperatures have plunged into the single digits on more than a half
Youngstown State University to be launch site of YMCA aid program
The program aids families and individuals interested in YMCA programs. YOUNGSTOWN — The YMCA of
Exxon’s $40.6B profit sets U.S. record
HOUSTON (AP) — Exxon Mobil Corp. on Friday posted the largest annual profit by a U.S. company —
Pope Benedict’s Lent message urges charity
VATICAN CITY (AP)— Pope Benedict XVI said charity was a “duty of justice” for Roman Catholics and
COLLEGE AID Scholarships Here is information on a number of college scholarship opportunities targeting various special interest groups: Struthers: Applications are being accepted through April 1 for
COLLEGE AID Scholarships Here is information on a number of college scholarship opportunities
Meatless Fridays led to fish fry popularity
Fish dinners are common during Lent, but in the state of Wisconsin, it’s year-round. MILWAUKEE
ROBIN GLOVE IAN MARA
ROBIN GLOVE IAN MARA X CONNEAUT LAKE — Robin Glove became the bride of Ian Mara in a lakeside
SUPER BOWL This weekend’s programs
TODAY 8 a.m. (FSN Ohio) (FSN Pitt) NFL: “FSN Pro Football Preview.” 8 a.m. (NFLNet) “NFL Total
Essay contest focuses on ethics
A survey showed 38 percent of teens believe cheating is sometimes necessary. COLORADO SPRINGS,
ASH WEDNESDAY \ Services in the area
Lent, a season of spiritual renewal, begins Ash Wednesday, which is Feb. 6. Christ used a 40-day
Suspects arraigned in burglary
One of the suspects was the Canfield burglary victims’ cleaning woman. CANFIELD — Three people who
Boardman plans OVI patrols
Police plan more patrols Super Bowl Sunday. BOARDMAN — A recent spike in the number of crashes
Judge: Possible drug house is a nuisance
YOUNGSTOWN — A judge has declared a reported drug house on the city’s East Side a public nuisance
Muzzling the Marines
Muzzling the Marines Scripps Howard News Service: The city council of Berkeley, Calif., where the
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT The Vindicator mistakenly published the photograph of this man on Page B1 of
Snipes acquitted of tax fraud, conspiracy
OCALA, Fla. (AP) — Action star Wesley Snipes was found innocent of federal tax-fraud and conspiracy
Warren man, 56, convicted of rape
He will be sentenced later and could get more than 21 years in prison. WARREN — A man tried
GRAND JURY Indictments
The Mahoning County grand jury indicted these people Thursday: Mark L. Cash, 48, of North Chestnut
Budget woes keep growing
Editorial: Budget woes keep growing President Lyndon B. Johnson oversaw the first $100 billion budget and
Boccieri raises $385,248 in ’07 for Congress race
U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan raised close to $800,000 in contributions last year. If money is a good
Cutting pork could be dicey
Voters might find that projects that benefit them are on the chopping block. WASHINGTON (AP) —
Burglar steals jewelry from newswoman’s home
Burglar steals jewelry from newswoman’s home NEW YORK — A burglar posing as a construction worker
Microsoft offers $44.6B for Yahoo
Yahoo said it is studying Microsoft’s bid. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Microsoft Corp. has pounced on
OPEC decides not to pump more oil
VIENNA, Austria (AP) — OPEC decided Friday against pumping more oil in a rebuff to Washington and a
Trumbull courthouse to get prisoner entrance
Deputies will no longer escort inmates across High Street on foot. WARREN — Trumbull County
Group seeks volunteers to help with program to promote reading
Children from across Mahoning County have been invited to the free program. YOUNGSTOWN — The
Steelers’ Wilson denies claim that he urged suicide to his ex
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The ex-girlfriend of Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Cedrick Wilson says he
McDonald pulls past Sebring
The Blue Devils claimed second place in Tier Two of the ITCL. SEBRING — McDonald High boys
Tuesday contests pose risk
Up to 80 million people will vote Tuesday in 24 states. WASHINGTON — They’ve had their say, the
Fire destroys Conneaut ballroom
CONNEAUT LAKE, Pa. (AP) — Fire destroyed a historic building at a financially-strapped amusement
New strain of flu not targeted by vaccine
WASHINGTON (AP) — Flu season is in full swing, with wide outbreaks in 11 states — and a new strain
Nun, 79, sentenced in 4-decade-old case
The abuses occurred during the 1960s. MILWAUKEE (AP) — A 79-year-old nun was sentenced Friday to
A recap of the San Francisco 49ers Super Bowl victories
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS The Super Bowl years A recap of the San Francisco 49ers Super Bowl
Salem officials discuss development plan for city
SALEM — Salem would be poised to become a regional economic powerhouse under a pending economic
SteelHounds snap road losing streak, beat Odessa
ODESSA, Texas — The Youngstown SteelHounds snapped their six-game road losing streak Friday by
NHL ROUNDUP Friday’s games
NHL ROUNDUP Friday’s games Rangers 3, Devils 1 NEWARK, N.J. — Chris Drury scored two goals and
Charge reduced in death of 14-month-old in Niles
WARREN — A report from the Summit County coroner’s office led to a plea bargain in which a murder
Cobalt sales continue to rise
Sales of the Chevrolet Cobalt are on a roll. The Lordstown-built model nearly posted its best
N. Falls remains on top
Kurtis Drummond came off the bench to lead Hubbard with 14 points. HUBBARD — In a game that
Jury convicts Trumbull man of rape
WARREN — A man tried for rape, kidnapping and auto theft — who caused a stir several times this week
Canfield’s Benedict gains two mat wins
He advanced to the semifinals in the EOWL meet. CANFIELD — Senior night for Canfield High’s
Phantoms edge Bandits, 2-1
Phantoms edge Bandits, 2-1 Goals by Grant Blakey and Kyle Bailey, and another excellent display
Business news digest
REGION F.N.B. Capital finances steel company purchase PITTSBURGH — F.N.B. Capital Corp., the
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