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Stories published January 23, 2008

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Power outage darkens 1,460 Trumbull customers

WARREN — An Ohio Edison capacitor bank in the vicinity of Wal-Mart and Wendy’s Restaurant on Elm


FATAL FIRE: Dispute over cell phone was motive, sources say

All six victims were found upstairs where three bedrooms are located.

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Candidates’ forum set for Thursday

Candidates’ forum set for Thursday JOHNSTON — The Trumbull Township Association will host a


Appellate court mulls Boardman tuition case

Appellate court mulls Boardman tuition case YOUNGSTOWN — The 7th District Court of Appeals judges


Boy's tongue stuck to pole

PERRY — Township Police Chief Raymond Stone received a report about 7:56 a.m. Wednesday


Jury issues ruling for defendant in Trumbull lawsuit

Jury issues ruling for defendant in Trumbull lawsuit WARREN — It took less than two hours for a


Exporting should continue to be strong part of Valley economy

Exporting should continue to be strong part of Valley economy LIBERTY — Declining auto sales will


Victims of fatal fire identified

YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning County Coroner has identified the six victims of a fatal arson fire on the

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Four teenagers being questioned in fatal arson fire

YOUNGSTOWN — Four teenage boys were taken into custody for questioning after a predawn fire that

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Shotgun blast fired into South Side man’s home

Shotgun blast fired into South Side man’s home YOUNGSTOWN — Police are trying to determine who


Home Savings sets aside millions to cover bad loans

Home Savings sets aside millions to cover bad loans YOUNGSTOWN —The parent company of Home Savings


Man stabbed outside a Niles laundromat

Man stabbed outside a Niles laundromat NILES — A 36-year-old Niles man was stabbed by one of two


Hearing set for landlord who killed his tenant’s dog

Hearing set for landlord who killed his tenant’s dog NILES – A pretrial hearing is scheduled for


East Side fire deaths being treated as homicides

YOUNGSTOWN — Detectives are treating the deaths of two women and four children in a house fire as

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USA Dance No. 2015 is regional chapter of year

USA Dance No. 2015 is regional chapter of year USA Dance, Youngstown Warren Chapter Ballroom Dance


Details emerging on fire that killed six in Youngstown last night

YOUNGSTOWN — This morning Vindicator staffers are on the 1600 block of Stewart Avenue on the East


Donations are sought for center’s fundraiser

Donations are sought for center’s fundraiser YOUNGSTOWN — Rich Center for Autism is seeking


Family Winter Carnival at St. Rose School

Family Winter Carnival at St. Rose School GIRARD — A Winter Carnival will be held from 1 to 4 p.m.


Church group sponsoring a social for singles

Church group sponsoring a social for singles McDONALD — Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church’s Adult


Officers are named by historical society

Officers are named by historical society NILES — Roselyn Watson was re-elected president of Niles


FOOD SALES AND DINNERS

FOOD SALES AND DINNERS FRIDAY • Holy Trinity Church, 250 Bridge St., Struthers, will be selling


Boardman police setting up volunteer chaplain program

A co-pastor of Boardman United Methodist Church is the police department’s first volunteer chaplain.


Births for 2008-01-23

Area Births


Boardman’s financial woes won’t be solved with reserve

Editorial: Boardman Trustees Kathy Miller and Robyn Gallitto have concluded correctly that it would be an


Official: Schools short by $6M-$8M

The district already is paying back a $15 million state solvency loan. YOUNGSTOWN — The city


Adults invade young people’s cyberspace

Young people aren’t happy with the intrusion. CHICAGO (AP) — Scott Seigal was awakened one recent


Surgery for obesity can end diabetes

CHICAGO (AP) — A new study gives the strongest evidence yet that obesity surgery can cure diabetes.


Judge gives conditional OK of Delphi plan

The judge wants executive cash bonuses cut from $87.9 million to $16.5 million. NEW YORK (AP) — A


Man gets 10 years for sex with girl, 14

YOUNGSTOWN — The defense attorney for a city man sentenced to 10 years in prison for having


‘Brokeback Mountain’ star Heath Ledger found dead

An autopsy was planned for today. NEW YORK (AP) — Heath Ledger was found dead Tuesday at a


OSCAR SURPRISES

It was a wide-open field heading into Tuesday morning’s Oscar nominations, so of course there were


Meek hired as elections deputy director

The new deputy director is treasurer of the county’s Democratic Party. LISBON — The Columbiana


New Chinese-made cars are mostly cheap knock-offs

Opinion: New Chinese-made cars are mostly cheap knock-offs EDITOR: The Detroit Auto Show last week


Writers: We won’t picket Grammy Awards

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Striking writers guild have decided against picketing the upcoming Grammy Awards,


Business news digest

REGION Truck terminal opens NORTH LIMA — USF Holland held a ceremony Tuesday to mark the opening


Jury hears closing remarks

An attorney is seeking more than $1 million for the drowning death of the boy. WARREN —


Anheuser-Busch to use humor in Super Bowl ads

NEW YORK (AP) — Perennial Super Bowl advertiser Anheuser-Busch Cos. is leaning heavily on humor in a


Lawrence election board to offer more training

A former candidate wants the voting machine manufacturer to look into her complaint. NEW


Setting chosen for Stack-Milligan wedding in April

X YOUNGSTOWN — Thomas and Kathy Milligan, 5520 West Blvd., are announcing the engagement of their


Stuck in traffic? Blame Peters

Opinion: The next time you are stuck in traffic, you might take a moment to ponder Mary Peters’s contribution


Team Pavlik to staff phones at UW event

Kelly Pavlik is making some donations for the event. YOUNGSTOWN — Members of Team Pavlik will help


Writers, studios in informal talks

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Officials with the striking writers guild held informal talks Tuesday with


First Place parent posts loss of $3.1M

The loss was the result of an accounting charge that First Place is taking. WARREN — First


“What I want to say first is, are there three people in this debate, not two? And I also want

Opinion: “What I want to say first is, are there three people in this debate, not two? And I also want to


Gap between rich, poor isn’t widening

Opinion: Everybody expects politicians to lie, especially during an election year. You can bet the rent money


Elizabeth Roach, Barry Kaiser Jr. to wed in spring

X YOUNGSTOWN — Announced by Cecily and Karl Roach of Youngstown is the engagement of their daughter,


City man receives 10 years for having sex with girl, 14

The judge said the victim was not old enough to consent to sex. YOUNGSTOWN — The defense


A short-term solution

Opinion: Washington Post: The Department of Transportation has proposed congestion pricing at the nation’s


Honor killing motive should matter to us

Opinion: Were Amina and Sarah Said, the Lewisville, Texas, Muslim teenagers found shot to death in their


“The Moment of Truth” (9 p.m., Fox): Talk about truth or dare. “The Moment of

“The Moment of Truth” (9 p.m., Fox): Talk about truth or dare. “The Moment of Truth” is a new game


Bootlegger Beans deserve a recipe repeat

Dear Heloise: Back in the late ’70s, the college fraternity I was in had a parents day, and I was


Today is Wednesday, Jan. 23, the 23rd day of 2008. There are 343 days left in the year. On this date

Today is Wednesday, Jan. 23, the 23rd day of 2008. There are 343 days left in the year. On this date


Everybody wants in on the Super Bowl recipes

The brewers at Samuel Adams make 21 different styles of beer. A couple of them have made it into


Ringo walks off set of ‘Regis and Kelly’

Ringo walks off set of ‘Regis and Kelly’ NEW YORK — Ringo Starr is known for being the amiable


Wounded man charged with gun violations

SHARON, Pa. — A city man faces charges after allegedly shooting himself and then contending he was


Retrial begins in 2004 robbery

WARREN — The retrial of a Youngstown man who has spent two years in prison began Tuesday in Trumbull


Vindy.com News Podcast for January 23, 2008

The Vindy.com podcast for Wednesday, January 23, is now available. Hear the day’s highlights from Vindy.com and The Vindicator. Your host is Vindy.com correspondent Sarah Poulton.


Jail guard facing charges

A new corrections officer became a new inmate for smuggling marijuana into the jail. LISBON —


FRIDAY

FRIDAY X Holy Trinity Church, 250 Bridge St., Struthers, will be selling potato, cabbage and


YSU

YSU Time change YOUNGSTOWN — The starting time for Saturday’s Youngstown State women’s


COLUMBIANA COUNTY JAIL

COLUMBIANA COUNTY JAIL Past incidents The Columbiana County Jail, operated by CiviGenics of


MAHONING COUNTY

MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Warren D. Anderson, 46, of 1027 Fairview Ave., Youngstown, and


Heritage School offers 2-day workshops

BUTLER, Pa. — Heritage School at The Succop Conservancy is offering new two-day workshops beginning


Agenda Thursday

Agenda Thursday Board of Trustees of the Public Library of Youngstown & Mahoning County annual


Romney and Giuliani point to experience

Fred Thompson dropped out of the race Tuesday. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — With world finances and


A summary of criminal activity in Austintown:

A summary of criminal activity in Austintown: AUSTINTOWN TOWNSHIP Jan. 14 Identity theft: An


In Liberty, it’s down with Phar-Mor, up with Wal-Mart

LIBERTY — What has been known to area residents for more than five decades as the Liberty Plaza on


Lowered rates trickle down to consumers

BORROWING MONEY WILL SOON get cheaper. An emergency interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve will


Fear likely to cause people to hold back

Analysts say people are more likely to shop if they’re paying less out in interest. WASHINGTON


Study: Global warming may reduce hurricanes

Study: Global warming may reduce hurricanes WASHINGTON — Global warming could reduce how many


Man arrested after leaving drug house

YOUNGSTOWN — A Mineral Ridge man spotted visiting a known drug house was arrested on a charge of


Low-IQ defendant takes a plea deal

The attorney called his client a ‘follower’ of two others. YOUNGSTOWN — A city man whose IQ


‘No Country for Old Men,’ ‘Blood’ lead Academy Awards nominations

If the writers’ strike isn’t resolved by Feb. 24, attendance will be low at the ceremony.


Surplus food

Surplus food People’s Chapel Church of God, 2145 Hillman St., Youngstown. Food items giveaway.


Stand on tax break hinges on trustees

The trustees and South Range school officials oppose a tax-relief plan for B.J. Alan. NORTH


Church group sponsoring a social for singles

Church group sponsoring a social for singles McDONALD — Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church’s Adult


Friends find quick, easy recipes best

With the holidays behind us, many of us find ourselves planning a less formal gathering for the


Hermitage man killed when SUV hits truck

Hermitage man killed when SUV hits truck MERCER — Pennsylvania State Police said Christian M.


Metal-stick antenna fast disappearing from cars

Only about half of all new vehicles have pole antennas. DETROIT (AP) — An automotive appendage


Flavorful, spicy dishes bring out game-day best

If you spend the day of the big game in the kitchen, you’re missing the point of a Super Bowl party.


Dear Annie: Four months ago, my college buddy “Phil” had a bachelor party at a

Dear Annie: Four months ago, my college buddy “Phil” had a bachelor party at a gentlemen’s club. We


U.S. foreign oil habit can’t be easily broken

Opinion: With oil prices still flirting with $100 a barrel, everyone is talking about the need for “energy