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Fitch girls soccer team still leads Federal League
AUSTINTOWN — With a big showdown against Boardman looming, it would’ve been easy for the Austintown
SALEM — Hubbard High volleyball coach Chuck Montgomery, who has coached and faced many strong
SALEM — Hubbard High volleyball coach Chuck Montgomery, who has coached and faced many strong
Poland, Mooney girls golf teams qualify for state
CANTON — South Range High senior Ariel Witmer shot a 77 Wednesday at Tam O’Shanter Hills and Dales
Mahoning County can't appeal Oakhill tax bill
COLUMBUS — Mahoning County lacks the authority to appeal some $421,000 in real estate taxes that
GM sales decline report not a surprise
Given the nation’s economic worries and a pullback in credit, General Motors’ 16 percent drop in
World gets a look at Lordstown’s Cruze
Now the rest of the world gets to see Lordstown’s next car. General Motors unveiled the Chevrolet
YSU’s Samsa selected for Draddy Trophy
DALLAS — Youngstown State senior center Brad Samsa has been named a semifinalist for the 2008 Draddy
UPDATE: Senate sets vote; stocks flat
Two House leaders said Wednesday headway is being made toward getting the $700 billion financial industry rescue bill through Congress, thanks partly to a provision increasing insurance for people's deposits. President Bush planned to call lawmakers asking for their support ahead of a crucial Senate vote Wednesday night.
Life Chair scheduled in Warren Sunday
WARREN — Hundreds of anti-abortion advocates will line Elm Road again this year for the 18th annual
100 jurors called for Davis trial
YOUNGSTOWN — Some 100 potential jurors will descend on the Mahoning County Courthouse Friday morning
Firefighter charged with misdemeanor arson
YOUNGSTOWN — An 11-year veteran of the Youngstown Fire Department accused of burning a business
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
THURSDAY • Poland United Methodist Church, 1940 Boardman Poland Road, will have takeout dinners of
Debate boosts Obama in Ohio, poll says
COLUMBUS — The first in a series of presidential debates boosted voters’ confidence in Democratic
Firebombing reported on South Side
YOUNGSTOWN — What first appeared to be a rubbish fire turned out to be a firebombing at 434 E.
YSU coaches cancer walk is Saturday
YOUNGSTOWN — The Coaches vs. Cancer 3-mile walk to benefit for the American Cancer Society will be
Marshals arrest Youngstown man in Virginia
YOUNGSTOWN — After an alleged assault on Tuesday, U.S. marshals in Charlottesville, Va.,
Few problems as Mahoning Avenue work continues
AUSTINTOWN— On day No. 2 of the $2.5 million Mahoning Avenue repaving project, officials reported things are going well.
Peace award banquet scheduled
YOUNGSTOWN — The 12th Annual Peace Award Recognition Banquet, sponsored by the Mahoning Valley Task
Andrews trust donates $500,000 to YSU
YOUNGSTOWN — The John and Doris Andrews Trust has contributed $500,000 to Youngstown State
Bazetta Township residents asked to fill out survey
CORTLAND — Bazetta Township Trustees are asking residents for their input in regards to Bazetta
Downtown exit ramp to close Friday
YOUNGSTOWN — The Interstate 680 southbound exit ramp to Market Street northbound to downtown
Police kickball league still needs volunteers
YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown Police Athlectic League’s first annual kickball league for kids 5
Wean Foundation donates to child-care project
WARREN — A foundation in Warren has granted $39,921 to the Early Childhood Resource Center in
Orientation planned for Junior Hibernians
CANFIELD — The Junior Division of the Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians will sponsor an orientation
Cow Patty Bingo! succeeds for Kiwanis
The Western Mahoning County Kiwanis sponsored its fundraiser, Cow Patty Bingo!, on Sept. 21. Five
Junior women plan events
WARREN — During a recent kick-off meeting, Warren Junior Women’s League/GFWC International Affairs
Catholic Charities seeks holiday sponsors
YOUNGSTOWN — Catholic Charities Regional Agency, 2401 Belmont Ave., is asking area residents to help
School to host event especially for women
HUBBARD — The third annual Ladies Night Out has been planned by St. Patrick Home and School for Oct.
Craft show scheduled
NILES — The First Presbyterian Church, 4 Summit Ave., will host a craft show from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Fee for Legacy tickets
Fee for Legacy tickets The cost for attending the “Celebrate Our Legacy,” auction on Oct. 25 at
Retired teachers plan meeting, workshop
Retired teachers plan meeting, workshop WARREN — Shirley Lisk, a motivational speaker and manager
Farrell man to face numerous charges
FARRELL, Pa. — A man was arrested after he tried to run from police during a traffic stop, police
Tribe’s manager makes no excuses
Eric Wedge was disappointed with the season marred by injuries. CLEVELAND (AP) — Two days after
Roles reversed for Sox, Angels
Los Angeles is looking to avenge last year’s three-game sweep by Boston. ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) —
Poland girls race to AAC Red title
Jackson-Milton’s Samantha Hamilton won the ITCL race. SALEM — Anna Pompeo took first place in 19
Thome powers White Sox to division crown
The former Indian slugged Chicago into the postseason with a solo home run. CHICAGO (AP) — Thanks
City control board OKs $1M loan to Brilex
YOUNGSTOWN — The city’s board of control approved a $1 million low-interest loan to local
Man shot in chest is now in Pittsburgh hospital
Man shot in chest is now in Pittsburgh hospital NEW CASTLE, Pa. — Police are investigating a
Prep Volleyball - Tuesday’s matches
Fitch 25-25-25, Canton McKinley 20-21-21 AUSTINTOWN — Ashley Guittar made 14 assists, five kills,
GM to eliminate contract jobs
DETROIT (AP) — General Motors Corp. says it has notified several employment agencies that it intends
Police: Suspect collected bombs
The defendant contends his probation officer said he could have guns. LISBON — Authorities
NFL ROUNDUP \ News and notes
Bengals: Running back Cedric Benson signed with the Bengals, who needed another runner and were
Drama ‘Private Practice’ explores bioethical issues
The hospital drama begins its second season tonight. LOS ANGELES — On a massive sound stage at
Comedy’s leading lady scours ‘Ex List’
Wooing viewers for the show may be as tough a task as finding love for its star. For Bella
Inside \ On C4
Inside \ On C4 More NFL, including the Raiders — finally — firing coach Lane Kiffin, and the
Miss Kupec to wed Mr. Ross on Nov. 1 in North Carolina
• YOUNGSTOWN — Robert J. Kupec of Youngstown is announcing the engagement of his daughter, Lisa M.
LADY HOOPS READY TO GO
YSU first-year coach Cindy Martin has team working hard The coach doesn’t consider this a
Parents announce Smith-Frazzini engagement
• The engagement of Lynzie Trudelle Smith, 904 Cadet St., New Castle, Pa., and Paul Anthony
Moms question Palin’s support
Some are concerned that the governor hasn’t shared her positions on issues facing working women.
Translucent wrappers work with Asian dish
You may not be able to judge a book by its cover, but you can most certainly judge an Asian-inspired
North-South vulnerable. North deals.
North-South vulnerable. North deals. NORTH xA 8 5 uK Q 10 v10 4 2 w10 7 6 4 WEST EAST
Merger will be on ballot
The township and borough will vote on a merger Nov. 4. WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. — Saying that the
Mahoning County
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Michael T. McHenry, 49, of 403 Briarcliff Drive, Canfield,
Immature niece may outgrow bad behavior
Dear Annie: I live overseas. A few months ago, my niece, “Linda,” came to visit for the second time.
Today is Wednesday, Oct. 1, the 275th day of 2008. There are 91 days left in the year. On this date
Today is Wednesday, Oct. 1, the 275th day of 2008. There are 91 days left in the year. On this date
Travel spreads bedbugs
Experts are itching for bedbug control that goes beyond case-by-case management. The red
Iraqi security forces
Iraqi security forces BAGHDAD — The number of Iraqi security forces killed in September rose by
Upset win has Chiefs sleepless with joy
Sunday’s 33-19 victory over Denver snapped a 12-game losing skid. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Going
Paul Newman (1925-2008)
Paul Newman (1925-2008) Dallas Morning News: Acting brought Paul Newman fame. But the measure of
Competition in auto industry beneficial
Opinion: WASHINGTON — I wish to amend my support of the domestic automobile industry’s request for a $25
Springsteen, Billy Joel in concert for Obama
Springsteen, Billy Joel in concert for Obama WASHINGTON — Rock stars Bruce Springsteen and Billy
Newton Township pedestrian, 92, killed
NEWTON FALLS — Police say a 92-year-old Newton Township man made it only halfway across one lane of
Speaking of beginnings and endings
Opinion: Thoughts at large: Who’d have thought that banking — a business where you collect money from
Ritual represents cleansing
Water has a purifying nature, the rabbi said, and relates to the world and our environment.
Phillies want to forget playoff flop against Rockies
Today they start out new again when they meet Milwaukee in Game 1. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Chase
Regional Business Digest
REGION Dominion to cut price CLEVELAND — Dominion East Ohio said it is reducing the price that
Founders didn’t envision Congress as a rubber stamp
Editorial: Founders didn’t envision Congress as a rubber stamp This is as good a time as any for a member
Early Ohio voting starts out slowly
CLEVELAND (AP) — In the state that may again determine the presidency, voters started casting
Black churches get a pass from IRS
Opinion: HOUSTON — There is no telling how many churches actually participated in “Pulpit Freedom Sunday,” an
Leaders push for bailout revival
Officials consider raising the level of bank deposits protected by insurance. WASHINGTON (AP) —
Sarah comes between John and Joe
Opinion: Sen. Joe Lieberman shuffles into the Chicago office of advice columnist Amy Dickinson (Ask Amy)
Millions wary of bailout
No wonder Americans aren’t happy about the ideas being considered to resolve the deepening financial
Saturday’s Games
Saturday’s Games AMERICAN LEAGUE N.Y. Yankees at Boston, ppd., rain Kansas City 4, Minnesota 2
Coast to coast, Torre’s a manager who can boast
He led the Dodgers to the NL West division title in his first season in Los Angeles. CHICAGO (AP)
Paterno downplays talk of Penn State title hopes
He said his team needs to focus on Purdue, not the national championship. STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP)
Industry targets Pennsylvania gas
Among the state’s concerns is treating contaminated drilling water. HARRISBURG (AP) —
Popular safe places to stash your cash
Safety is back in style for investments. Almost everybody knows there is risk in the stock
Businesses in Valley try to manage
The national credit crisis is squeezing Mahoning Valley manufacturers. Profits could be lost,
Lies still pollute political world
Opinion: When political candidates say things that aren’t true they’re exploiting the marketplace of ideas at
Single veep debate to spotlight running mates’ speech habits
Biden has been labeled an expounder, but Palin seems inexperienced in interviews. WASHINGTON (AP)
Baseball
BASEBALL Niles Babe Ruth — 14-15 team will have tryouts on Sundays. Call (330) 720-4938. Livi
CROSS COUNTRY
CROSS COUNTRY ITCL CHAMPIONSHIPS (At McDonald Woodland Park) BOYS Team scoring: 1. Mcdonald
New plan includes a tax cut
WASHINGTON (AP) — In a surprise move to resurrect President Bush’s $700 billion Wall Street rescue
Pa. Turnpike lease deal is dropped
The Legislature doesn’t have time to vote on the matter before the election. HARRISBURG (AP) — The
Raiders coach Kiffin fired
Oakland promoted offensive line coach Tom Cable as its interim head coach. ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) —
No rush, no lines for early voters
Elections officials in the region anticipate a record number of absentee voters. YOUNGSTOWN —
prep soccer \ Tuesday’s games
Howland 3, Canfield 2 HOWLAND — Connor Gilmour headed in a goal on a corner kick from Scott
WHAT TO KNOW
WHAT TO KNOW Find more versatile recipes for everyone’s favorite appliance in “Slow Cooker Recipes
Rocking the crock for flavor
Fresh ingredients, fast prep, and three easy techniques bring your slow cooker up to speed. Check
“Doing nothing is not an option.”
Opinion: “Doing nothing is not an option.” House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer After seeing the $700
Delightful one-dish dinners
Whether you’re feeding a family of four (give or take a few), or your children are grown and living
Hergenrother leak surfaces
A leak of confidential information may result in a suspension. SALEM — The Ohio Bureau of
Number of Americans using food stamps rises
FORT WORTH, Texas — Krystal Follet’s husband left her in January. Her boss fired her in March. Her
Wednesday's Best Bets on TV
“Pushing Daisies” (8 p.m., ABC): Will this show’s couple ever kiss? Doubtful. “Friday Night
Sheriff plans appeal to exclude Aey
The elections board ruled David Aey eligible to be a write-in candidate. YOUNGSTOWN — The
Rays: No place like dome
Tampa Bay players embrace their unusual home-field advantages. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — James
ACLU fights new Ohio law
An attorney says the law is too invasive. COLUMBUS (AP) — Civil liberties advocates brand as
Governor’s popularity drops among Alaskans
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Ask a governor if she’d be happy with a 68-percent approval rating and she’d
Mayor Bloomberg seeks to change NYC law to run for third term
NEW YORK (AP) — Mayor Michael Bloomberg has decided to try to reverse the term-limits law he had
Charge of obstructing justice against witness is dismissed
YOUNGSTOWN — At the request of the prosecutor, a judge has dismissed an obstructing-justice charge
Steelers thin at running back
They’re down to only a healthy third-team Mewelde Moore. PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pittsburgh Steelers
McCain reaps grim demonstration
The group feared that police would be trying to close down the demonstration. HOWLAND — Some
Pelini: Blowup was bad judgment
The Nebraska coach insulted a referee and was flagged in a loss to Virginia Tech. LINCOLN, Neb.
MLB AWARDS \ Comeback player of the year
NEW YORK — Pitchers Cliff Lee of the Cleveland Indians and Brad Lidge of the Philadelphia Phillies
Buckeyes expecting Madison’s madness
Camp Randall Stadium is known for its noise. COLUMBUS (AP) — Of all the hostile venues for teams
Stocks’ volatile 3rd quarter ends on up note
The third quarter wasn’t the worst one of the year. NEW YORK (AP) — Investors looking at their
Bengals’ Fitzpatrick to be better prepared
If he’s needed this week he’ll have more time to with the offense. CINCINNATI (AP) — Ryan
Cancer benefit is Saturday
Basketball coaches and players will walk to raise money to fight the disease. YOUNGSTOWN —
Bulger regains his starting job under new interim coach
Jim Haslett said Bulger will be the quarterback the rest of the season. ST. LOUIS (AP) — St. Louis
on the fairways This week’s pro golf events
LPGA TOUR Samsung World Championship Half Moon Bay, Calif. Schedule: Thursday-Sunday Course: Half
Pens’ defenseman Gonchar will miss four-to-six months
His dislocated shoulder leaves Pittsburgh without its top two offensive backliners. PITTSBURGH
Oklahoma wary of upsets, promises to focus on Baylor
The top-ranked Sooners are 17-0 all-time against Baylor. NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — After an upset-
Boardman’s Rango joins softball staff
The former Bowling Green All-American is looking forward to coaching with the Penguins.
Military works on new strategy for Afghanistan
WASHINGTON — The U.S. military is working to put a new strategy in place for Afghanistan and
Soup kitchen is woman’s life mission
When she started the soup kitchen in 1983, the jobless rate was 11 percent. FOSTORIA, Ohio (AP) —
Obama, McCain seek gain in crisis
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — White House rivals John McCain and Barack Obama combined televised attack
St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace
St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace Chad and Sarah Helmick, Canfield, boy, Sept. 29. Forum Health
$2.5 million project paves way to improved Mahoning Ave.
AUSTINTOWN — The $2.5 million mill-and-fill project began on a congested stretch of Mahoning Avenue
HURTING PENGUINS
Youngstown State’s patched-up defense trying to hang in there Ferlando Williams and Da’Michael
Agenda Thursday
Agenda Thursday Mahoning Soil & Water Conservation District board, 6:30 p.m., 850 Industrial
Exit ramp to be closed
Exit ramp to be closed YOUNGSTOWN — The Interstate 680 southbound exit ramp to Market Street
Police investigate weekend crimes
Police are looking for a rapist with a reddish-brown beard. GIRARD — Police are investigating
Unbeaten Ursuline and Poland are atop the latest OHSAA computer ratings.
Unbeaten Ursuline and Poland are atop the latest OHSAA computer ratings. Through six weeks,
Experts don’t recommend freezing sour cream
Dear Heloise: I like sour cream for mashed potatoes, but it always goes bad. Now I buy large
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