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Cavaliers’ Varejao now a free agent
CLEVELAND — Cavaliers forward Anderson Varejao did not exercise his option on a $6.2 million
Electrocuted man identified
GUSTAVUS — Investigators have identified the man who was killed at an electrical substation Monday
17-year-old dies in fall at state park in Columbiana County
EAST LIVERPOOL — State police said Dustin Huffman, 17, of Edgewood Avenue, Salem, was killed when
Former Pa. trooper cleared on underage sex charges
MEDIA, Pa. (AP) — A former Pennsylvania state trooper has been found not guilty of soliciting sex
Fed agency probes runway safety at Cleveland Hopkins airport
CLEVELAND (AP) — Federal safety officials are investigating how an air-traffic controller trainee at
Michael Alberini opening restaurant at former Scacchetti’s
BOARDMAN — Local restaurant veteran Michael Alberini has announced the opening of a new Italian-
U.S. trials of paraplegic device under way in Pa.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A Pennsylvania rehabilitation hospital has started the first U.S. clinical
Nine projects competing for $300,000 in grants
YOUNGSTOWN — Two Mahoning Valley proposals are among nine finalists vying for $300,000 being offered
Ohio Senate says no to climate bill in Congress
COLUMBUS (AP) — Republicans who control the Ohio Senate are joining their counterparts in Congress
State’s top court affirms death sentence for triple murderer
COLUMBUS — The Ohio Supreme Court has affirmed the death sentence of a man who shot and killed three
Illegal fireworks users will probably escape prosecution
YOUNGSTOWN — Those inside the Phantom Fireworks showroom on Market Street legally purchase fireworks
Gangster Floyd’s demise in East Liverpool revisited in new movie
EAST LIVERPOOL — The notorious gangster “Pretty Boy” Floyd met his demise near East Liverpool on
Pa. man guilty of friend’s death at train crossing
BEAVER, Pa. (AP) — A drunken driver has been found guilty in the death of his friend, who was killed
Venus, Serena Williams reach Wimbledon semifinals
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — Venus and Serena Williams are one round away from meeting in another
Michael Jackson’s death unleashes barrage of online scams
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) -- Minutes after any big celebrity dies, Internet swindlers get to work. They
Oregon man’s wallet returns after 63 years
BAKER CITY, Ore. (AP) — Bill Fulton doesn’t remember losing his wallet, but its return helped him
Warren woman wins $250K Ohio Lottery prize
HOWLAND — A Warren resident won a second-tier Ohio Lottery prize the day she was training an
Alumni group to pay $6M for Antioch College
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — An alumni group from Antioch College has a conditional agreement that will allow
Pittsburgh firefighter charged with firehouse thefts
PITTSBURGH (AP) — A Pittsburgh firefighter who is suspended and undergoing drug treatment allegedly
19 seek Weathersfield Schools superintendent post
MINERAL RIDGE — The Weathersfield board of education has received 18 applications to fill the
Pa. House panel advances online legal notices bill
HARRISBURG (AP) — A bill that would let Pennsylvania municipalities and school boards post their
Funeral is Friday in Pa. for TV pitchman Billy Mays
MCKEES ROCKS, Pa. (AP) — The funeral for television product pitchman Billy Mays will be Friday in
Akron using stimulus dollars to hire teachers
AKRON (AP) — Akron city schools will spend $14 million in federal stimulus money to create 73
Gov. Rendell: Pa. budget deal likely won’t come soon
HARRISBURG (AP) — Gov. Ed Rendell is warning Pennsylvanians not to expect a state budget deal this
Failure to yield charge follows fatal accident
CANFIELD — Police have charged Kenneth Direnzo, 51, of East Main Street, in connection with the
Ohio Supreme Court backs death sentence in triple slaying
COLUMBUS (AP) — The Ohio Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence of a man convicted of killing
Condemned Ohio killer of 3 says he is innocent
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — An organization devoted to freeing innocent inmates has gone to bat for a
YSU gets $19,000 donation from building trades council
YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown State University has announced a $19,000 donation from the Western Reserve
OBMV: Check with deputy registrars to see if they will be open Friday
COLUMBUS — There are a number of Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicle deputy registrar locations across the
Calling hours for Edna Pincham today; funeral Wednesday
YOUNGSTOWN — Edna Pincham, the first black woman in the mayor’s Cabinet, will be laid to rest
Home prices post 18.1 percent annual drop in April
Home prices post 18.1 percent annual drop in April
Youngstown group offers summer programs
YOUNGSTOWN — Warriors Inc. has announced several summer programs. A financial planning program is
Pa. university student jailed for Tasering police officer
GREENSBURG, Pa. (AP) — A western Pennsylvania university student will serve five to 23 months in
Hospitals warn of job losses if Pa. cuts subsidies
HARRISBURG (AP) — A Pennsylvania hospital association says 13,000 jobs are riding on the spending
Ohio lawmakers ready to pass temporary budget
COLUMBUS (AP) — The state is about to enter its first temporary budget in almost two decades as
Cleveland brothers sentenced in neighbor’s killing
CLEVELAND (AP) — Two Cleveland brothers have been sentenced to prison in the fatal beating of a
Ohio prosecutor seeks to block double-killer’s parole
CINCINNATI (AP) — A prosecutor is asking the Ohio Parole Board to block the release of a man who
SELENA VENABLE | KENNY DAVIS
SELENA VENABLE KENNY DAVIS VIRGINIA BEACH — Selena M. Venable and Kenny Davis were married at 1:30
LERONICA BOLLING | SCOTT MOSES
LERONICA BOLLING SCOTT MOSES BONITA SPRINGS, Fla. — The wedding of LeRonica Bolling and Scott
BRENDA GRAY | OLUFEMI MORGAN
BRENDA GRAY OLUFEMI MORGAN BOARDMAN — Brenda Lee Gray and Olufemi John Joshua-Morgan were united
ALLYSON VRABLE | MATTHEW ZUZIK
ALLYSON VRABLE MATTHEW ZUZIK CANFIELD — Matthew Stephen Zuzik and his bride, the former Allyson
Fallen Officers Run will be July 12
Fallen Officers Run will be July 12 YOUNGSTOWN — The 7th annual Our Fallen Officers Memorial Run
Yo-Mah-O chapter installs officers, awards scholarships
Special to The Vindicator WINNING SMILES: All smiles as they receive $1,000 scholarships presented
REUNIONS | Former classmates plan to meet
• Austintown Fitch High School Class of 1974 will have its 35th reunion from 6-11 p.m. Sept. 5 at
Speed limit to rise for trucks
The state’s idea is to keep traffic moving in rural areas. SALEM — Will a new speed limit for
Banks hit hard by stock sell-off
Institutional investors were forced to sell holdings in two local banking companies. Officials
Legislature fails to pass budget
‘Raising taxes is the last thing we want to look at,’ an Ohio House member says. Members of
Singletary embraces challenge of 49ers
The San Francisco coach needs to select a quarterback and prepare for a tough division. By TOM
910th heads to Guyana
Such outreach efforts also foster good relations between this country and South America, one
Customers complain about e-mail
A Warren woman was so offended, she’s taking her business elsewhere. NILES — A racially
Playhouse building will return to action
A fundraiser gave the theater company an emotional and financial lift. YOUNGSTOWN — The
Man found dead at electrical substation
Authorities suspect the man was killed while attempting to steal copper. GUSTAVUS — An
Camp of Champions
College coaches offer kids words of wisdom, playing tips at Mooney football clinic By JOHN KOVACH
Covelli Centre to host WEC show
The mixed-martial arts event will be broadcast live from Youngstown. YOUNGSTOWN — Top mixed-
Woman faces assault charges in shooting
No one was injured in the shooting. YOUNGSTOWN — A city woman is in jail on a $100,000 bond
Federer and Roddick among quarterfinalists at Wimbledon
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — Five-time champion Roger Federer advanced to the quarterfinals on a day
Forbes Field a jewel of a park
The Pirates home for more than 60 years opened on this day a century ago. PITTSBURGH (AP) —
Fitch wrestlers finish eighth in national meet
ORLANDO, Fla. — The Austintown Fitch High wrestling team earned All-America status at last week’s
Timberwolves appear content to wait on Rubio
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Four days after Ricky Rubio was drafted by the Minnesota Timberwolves, it appears
MAHONING COUNTY COURT LISTINGS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Joseph Duganne, 62, of 29 S. Schenley Ave., Youngstown, and
Obama should change stance on Iran
Opinion: WASHINGTON — President Obama’s first response to the protests in Iran was silence, followed by a
Buyers of concert tickets to get refunds
LONDON (AP) — More than 750,000 Michael Jackson fans can get full refunds for the pop star’s
A summary of police activity in the city of Canfield and Austintown:
A summary of police activity in the city of Canfield and Austintown: CANFIELD June 20 Drug
Iraqis celebrate security takeover
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — Iraqi forces assumed formal control of Baghdad and other cities today after
Corrections
• The John Montgomery concert at the Mahoning Valley Rib Burn Off was Saturday night, and the $7 fee
St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace
St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace Sara Ahern and Vincent Fusillo, Struthers, boy, June 25. Forum
Mediator should be familiar with Ohio’s judicial system
Editorial: Given the issues involved in the conflict between the judges of the Youngstown Municipal Court and
Obama not the first to walk the tightrope
Opinion: The president may be new and different, but the problem Barack Obama sought to deal with last week
Young executive says new role is not one to be taken lightly
Jed York serves as president and owner for the San Francisco 49ers
‘Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs’
‘Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs’ Grade: C Director: Carlos Saldanha Rating: PG for mild, rude
Rising oil, commodity prices pull stocks up
NEW YORK (AP) — Investors are seeing a jump in oil as reason to snap up stocks in the final days of
‘Public Enemies’ drags but dazzles the eye
LOS ANGELES — With “Public Enemies,” all the pieces would seem to be in place for an epic gangster
Michael Jackson tribute party at B&O
YOUNGSTOWN — A Tribute to Michael Jackson party will be from 6 to 10 p.m. Wednesday at B&O Station,
Activist judges come in both political shades
Opinion: Anyone who believes that only “liberal” judges are “activists” should read Justice Clarence Thomas’
Mother maintains teenage son’s innocence in beating, carjacking
The woman said her son was badly beaten by police. YOUNGSTOWN — The mother of a 17-year-old
“Better Off Ted” (9:30 p.m., ABC): On the ever-wacky “Better Off Ted,” a
“Better Off Ted” (9:30 p.m., ABC): On the ever-wacky “Better Off Ted,” a toxic ooze forces Linda to
Michael Jackson loathed what he saw in the mirror
Opinion: What killed Michael Jackson? This autopsy does not require a scalpel. A mirror will do. “He had
Today is Tuesday, June 30, the 181st day of 2009. There are 184 days left in the year. On this date
Today is Tuesday, June 30, the 181st day of 2009. There are 184 days left in the year. On this date
Pincham funeral
Pincham funeral YOUNGSTOWN — Edna Pincham, the first black woman in the mayor’s Cabinet, will be
“I have a strong suspicion of who is responsible for this evil act that was directed at me but
Opinion: “I have a strong suspicion of who is responsible for this evil act that was directed at me but also
‘Transformers’: Worst-reviewed $400M hit?
LOS ANGELES — After just five days, “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” is halfway to $400 million
Sunday’s Games
Sunday’s Games INTERLEAGUE Cincinnati 8, Cleveland 1 Philadelphia 5, Toronto 4 Atlanta 2,
Indians lose again, 6-3, to White Sox and Floyd
CLEVELAND (AP) — Gavin Floyd made 95 pitches, some good ones, some bad ones. However, the strike he
Expert: Billy Mays had heart disease
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Television pitchman Billy Mays likely died of a heart attack in his sleep, but
THISTLEDOWN results
THISTLEDOWN results Monday 1st—Wild L (Carrero)3.802.402.10 Triple Scorpio (Stokes)3.002.20
Today’s Mennonites defy stereotypes
BLUFFTON, Ohio (AP) — Lynn Miller is not a typical Mennonite. He has a beard, but no mustache. He
FIFA’s Sepp Blatter boss praises Confed Cup but problems exist
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — FIFA president Sepp Blatter gave Confederations Cup organizers an encouraging
Harden pitches Cubs past Pirates 3-1
PITTSBURGH (AP) — One good week is all that’s needed to move near the top of the crowded NL Central.
GM seeks court’s OK to become ‘new’ company
NEW YORK (AP) — General Motors Corp., hoping for a quick exit from Chapter 11, today will ask a
Lawrence Co. coroner says canoeist drowned
The canoeists got into trouble in the swift current. NEW CASTLE, Pa. — The Lawrence County
It’s up to the automakers to decide on dealerships
Long Island Newsday: “Their oversight is just too extreme,” former Chrysler CEO Lee Iacocca recently
Obama reaffirms support for gay-rights activism
WASHINGTON (AP) — Countering criticism that he’s done little on gay rights, President Barack Obama
MLB Roundup \ Monday’s other games
AMERICAN LEAGUE Rays 4, Blue Jays 1 TORONTO— Carl Crawford and Pat Burrell homered and Tampa Bay
Major League Soccer
Major League Soccer EASTERN CONFERENCE WLTPtsGFGA D.C.538232524 Columbus537222120 Toronto
New York-Penn League
New York-Penn League McNamara Division WLPct.GB Brooklyn (Mets)82.800— Aberdeen
Year missing from coins
Year missing from coins LONDON — Next time you’re in Britain, check your change. The Royal Mint
Northern Ohio PGA
Northern Ohio PGA Callaway Series #3 Kirtland Country Club Willoughby, OH Monday’s results
Lawmakers taking an extra week on budget
The stumbling block appears to be the issue of slot machines at racetracks. COLUMBUS —
World leaders blast coup ousting Honduran president
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP) — Police and soldiers clashed with thousands of protesters outside
Marked men: Riders on Tour de France
PARIS (AP) — When the Tour de France starts Saturday, some cyclists may as well wear targets on
Agenda Wednesday
Agenda Wednesday Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County trustees, 4 p.m., meeting room,
Ma’am is title you’d use for her mother
Ma’am is title you’d use for her mother (ARCHIVE PHOTOS) McClatchy-Tribune News Service (MCT)
3 workers killed in putrid NYC well
NEW YORK (AP) — Three workers hired to clean out a putrid well at a waste-transfer station on Monday
Vegas headliner Fred Travalena dies
Vegas headliner Fred Travalena dies LOS ANGELES — Impressionist Fred Travalena, a headliner in
A congressional monster
Opinion: A congressional monster EDITOR: Friday night Congress passed a bill that will forever change
West Side gets short shrift
Opinion: West Side gets short shrift EDITOR: I’ve been a library user since I learned to read. I’ve been
Concerns hold up busing issue
One company has already told the district it can trim costs by $500,000 a year. YOUNGSTOWN —
Pelini: Character, academics are key
YOUNGSTOWN — Nebraska football coach Bo Pelini said Monday he plans to emphasize the importance of
Fans roar as roof is closed for first time
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — Rhythmic clapping rang out on Centre Court, accompanied by not-so-staid
Study charts swine flu’s spread through air travel
ATLANTA (AP) — In a startling measure of just how widely a new disease can spread, researchers
Karzai: Guards working for U.S. forces killed police
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan (AP) — President Hamid Karzai accused Afghan guards working for U.S. coalition
High court: Whites were victims of hiring bias
WASHINGTON (AP) — Only white firefighters scored well enough on the test to be promoted. No blacks.
1080 Media winner in ‘B’ finale
STRUTHERS — Evan Campbell had three hits while Brad Byers, and Joe Aulizia had two each, as 1080
Warren Harding’s Byler helps lift Spikes past MV
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Warren Harding High graduate Justin Byler singled and drove in two runs to
Business digest
REGION Dominion East Ohio plans to increase rates CLEVELAND — Dominion East Ohio said it is
Company plans to end its Nummi joint-venture with Toyota Motor Corp.
NEW YORK (AP) — General Motors Corp. said Monday it is ending its joint venture with Toyota Motor
SENTENCED IN SCHEME
Madoff gets 150 years in prison NEW YORK (AP) — A federal judge rejected Bernard Madoff’s plea for
Summer looks like a washout for some retailers in the U.S.
NEW YORK (AP) — As consumers get ready to celebrate July Fourth, many merchants already have
City man shot at outside gas station
YOUNGSTOWN — A city man escaped unharmed after being shot at outside a South Side gas station.
Police investigate two shootings in Youngstown
No one was injured in the gunplay. YOUNGSTOWN — Police are investigating two separate shootings
Jackson’s mom gets temporary custody
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Michael Jackson’s family moved quickly Monday to take control of his complicated
Mother bad-mouths her wonderful son
Dear Annie: I have been married to my true love for 16 years. “Daniel” is a wonderful husband, a
Cell phone can help ID relatives in emergency
Dear Heloise: I live alone and decided to make my cell phone helpful to police if something happens
Mayfield gets another bid at racing
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Jeremy Mayfield will go head-to-head with NASCAR this week in what very well
Rivera’s 500th save creates little fuss
NEW YORK (AP) — Mariano Rivera has seen all the histrionics by some closers. It’s fine, he said,
‘Public Enemies’
‘Public Enemies’ Grade: B- Director: Michael Mann Rating: R for gangster violence and some
‘Ice Age’ flick: It’s yawn of the dinosaurs
There’s more action and cuddly creatures for kids to love in “Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs” than
Monday, June 29 (109 stories)
State legislature fails to pass final budget
Members of the Mahoning Valley’s delegation to the state Legislature say they aren’t happy about
Pa. to begin 7th straight year without a budget
HARRISBURG (AP) — Pennsylvania’s state government is poised to begin a seventh straight fiscal year
Ohio tuition freezes in effect — for now
CINCINNATI (AP) — Some Ohio public colleges have announced continued tuition freezes without waiting
Two local banks see their stocks fall
Officials at two local banks are expecting better days ahead after suffering through a stock sell-
Ohio official returns to work after tax problem
COLUMBUS (AP) — An official with Ohio’s economic development department has returned to work after
City woman charged with shooting at 10-year-old girl
YOUNGSTOWN — A city woman is in jail on a $100,000 bond after police said she shot at a 10-year-old
White firefighters win Supreme Court appeal
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court ruled today that white firefighters in New Haven, Conn., were
Death penalty sought for Pa. man in tot’s slaying
SCRANTON, Pa. (AP) — Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for a northeastern Pennsylvania man
Manny Ramirez drops to seventh in NL All-Star voting
NEW YORK (AP) — Manny Ramirez dropped one spot to seventh place in All-Star voting among NL
Fred Travalena, master impressionist, dies at 66
LOS ANGELES — Fred Travalena, the master impressionist and singer whose broad repertoire of voices
Apple CEO Steve Jobs back at work a few days a week
SEATTLE (AP) — Apple Inc. co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs is back at work after a 5 1‚Ñ2-month medical
Source: Mother of Michael Jackson seeks control of his estate
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A person close to the proceedings says Michael Jackson’s mother has moved to take
Playhouse building is back in action as a theater
YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown Playhouse building will return to action as a theater — a little sooner
U.S. Supreme Court takes case over licensing of NFL apparel
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court agreed today to decide whether the National Football League and
McDonald school board has executive session Tuesday night
McDONALD — McDonald Board of Education meets at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the board offices for an executive
Pa. judge rejects mistrial request over use of drug in stabbing death
PITTSBURGH (AP) — An Allegheny County judge refused to grant a mistrial for a man who claims the
Ohio State Highway Patrol: Don’t drink and drive on the holiday
COLUMBUS — The Ohio State Highway Patrol is encouraging drivers to think twice before getting behind
Man breaks into home and decides to spend the week there
CINCINNATI (AP) — Police say a man broke into a Cincinnati home and proceeded to stay there for a
San Francisco man to plead guilty in Pa. to credit scam
PITTSBURGH (AP) — A San Francisco man is scheduled to plead guilty this afternoon before a federal
Ohio lawmakers expected to vote on interim budget today
COLUMBUS (AP) — State lawmakers are expected to vote on a temporary budget as they remain at an
Mahoning Co. Educational Service Center board meets Tuesday
BOARDMAN — The governing board of the Mahoning County Educationql Service Center will have a special
Teen stabbed to death at Columbus festival
COLUMBUS (AP) — Columbus police say an 18-year-old teenager was stabbed to death at an outdoor
Rapper wants teachers to cherish rap, not fear it
CLEVELAND (AP) — Cleveland’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum invited recent inductee Darryl
Pa. fisherman finds body part
EASTON, Pa. (AP) — A man fishing on the Delaware River near Easton found a human leg. The find
Report: State official warned of possible Cleveland bridge failure
CLEVELAND (AP) — A newspaper is reporting that a transportation official warned in a 2007 funding
Head of Columbus Zoo died
DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) — The head of the Columbus Zoo has died. Zoo officials told WBNS television
Former Indian Phillips celebrates with Tribe loss
CLEVELAND (AP) — Brandon Phillips found the perfect way to celebrate his 28th birthday: beat the
Networking group to link employers and job seekers
At least 100 young professionals showed up for the inaugural meeting. YOUNGSTOWN — Mastering
$2.5M acquired for Eastern Gateway start-up
The college doesn’t officially exist yet, but some general-education courses are already being
Niles strives to avoid layoffs
Pact talks threaten ‘sustainable’ budget By JORDAN COHEN NILES — While nearby cities such as
Boutique offers unique items for cancer survivors, friends
Net profits from store sales help fund the A Way With Words Foundation and ROCcK Children’s Choir.
Scrappers edge Spikes, 5-4
STATE COLLEGE, PA. — Jason Smit doubled and scored on Chun-Hsui Chen’s seventh-inning base hit to
Thunder limits turnovers to keep pace with Pioneers
YOUNGSTOWN — Unfortunately, head coach Chris MacKeown didn’t see much of the fireworks display
Dinner memorializes teacher, benefits her scholarship fund
The scholarship honors the memory of a beloved St. Christine’s teacher. YOUNGSTOWN — They sat
Thunder’s gap against Pioneers slowly falling
YOUNGSTOWN — The numbers are coming down. Those numbers are points given up by Mahoning Valley
Rain gives teen Logano first win
LOUDON, N.H. (AP) — There were questions about the judgment of team owner Joe Gibbs when he decided
Preparing for disaster
YOUNGSTOWN — “You should try cutting off someone’s clothing while wearing three pairs of gloves,”
Honduran military ousts president
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP) — President Manuel Zelaya was asleep when the sound of gunshots and
Sports digest
area Spartans prevail CLEVELAND — The Cuyahoga County Spartans defeated the Crestview Renegades
Perry’s record 258 wins PGA Travelers
CROMWELL, Conn. (AP) — Kenny Perry has set a goal of winning 20 times before he leaves the PGA Tour.
U.S. troops in Iraq fade from major cities
BAGHDAD, Iraq — The last American patrol in Baghdad? The 75-minute hike took place Saturday night
Actress Gale Storm dies
Actress Gale Storm dies LOS ANGELES — Gale Storm, whose wholesome appearance and perky personality
THIS DAY IN HISTORY
Today is Monday, June 29, the 180th day of 2009. There are 185 days left in the year. On this date
Obama won’t rule out taxing health benefits, adviser Axelrod says
WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House left open the possibility Sunday that President Barack Obama might
Area man to perform with Air Force band
Sgt. Michael Kane, a 2000 graduate of Boardman High School, will perform with the U.S. Air Force
MLB Roundup Sunday’s other games
Interleague Braves 2, Red Sox 1 ATLANTA — Rookie Tommy Hanson threw six scoreless innings
Study: Generation gap in U.S. widest since ’60s
WASHINGTON (AP) — American adults from young to old disagree increasingly today on social values
Special parks meeting
Special parks meeting CANFIELD — Mill Creek MetroParks Board of Commissioners will have a special
Royals defeat Pirates, 3-2
Royals defeat Pirates, 3-2 Beating Zack Greinke and the weatherman in one day proved too
Talks with Iran still possible, U.S. officials say
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration is open to discussions with Iran over its nuclear
New York-Penn League
New York-Penn League McNamara Division WLPct.GB Brooklyn (Mets)72.778— Aberdeen
Counties vary in their approach to stimulus
An economic-development director, a food co-op store and revolving-loan funds are among the
Saturday’s Games
Saturday’s Games INTERLEAGUE Philadelphia 10, Toronto 0 St. Louis 5, Minnesota 3 Boston 1,
U.S. MARSHALS MOST WANTED
U.S. MARSHALS MOST WANTED Gregory Jones The U.S. Marshals Service in Northern Ohio is asking
Obama adviser not ready to back a 2nd stimulus
WASHINGTON (AP) — A senior White House adviser said Sunday the economic stimulus has not yet “broken
Official: Afghan drug policy is ‘perfect’
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Afghanistan’s counternarcotics minister said Sunday that his country’s
other holiday fare
other holiday fare Besides “A Capitol Fourth,” televised live from the Mall on Saturday, other
15% of teens expect to die young, study shows
CHICAGO (AP) — A surprising number of teenagers — nearly 15 percent — think they’re going to die
Singer says her look is nothing to go Gaga over
NEW YORK — Lady Gaga doesn’t get why some people don’t get her. “I am so often puzzled [by
We’ll come to regret the fix for health care
Opinion: WASHINGTON — “In the beginning,” says a character in a Peter De Vries novel, “the earth was without
Forces ramp up security ahead of withdrawal
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — Iraqi security forces bolstered checkpoints and banned motorcycles from the
Arizona measure would let patrons with permits carry guns into bars
PHOENIX (AP) — There was a time in the Wild West when cowboys had to check their guns before they
Agenda Tuesday
Agenda Tuesday Newton Falls Exempted Village school board, special meeting, 11 a.m., junior high
GM hopes 2010 LaCrosse draws young buyers
DETROIT (AP) — With only four brands selling far fewer models than in the past, every new car or
3 teenagers injured
3 teenagers injured BEAVER, Pa. — Three teen- agers were hurt, one critically, in a car accident
AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball and softball
BASEBALL Tri-T Colt Classic Division Hubbard Midland 24, Howland Lakeview Lasers 4 Mill
When friends gather, help the local food bank
Dear Heloise: Every time you have people over or get together with friends at a restaurant, ask
Mountaineer Results
MOUNTAINEER RESults Sunday 1st—Return T (Hernandez)3.602.602.20 Alohacat (Bracho)6.604.40
Answers to weekly quiz
Answers to weekly quiz Q. Both vulnerable, as South you hold: xK J 3 uA Q 7 5 3 v7 5 w10 6 5
WNBA Sunday’s game
Shock 86, Monarchs 72 AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — Shavonte Zellous scored 18 points to lead the Detroit
Kevin Bacon, brother hike Pikes Peak for charity
Kevin Bacon, brother hike Pikes Peak for charity DENVER — Actor Kevin Bacon hiked 14,110-foot
At BET Awards, Jackson’s legacy honored
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The BET Awards became the official Michael Jackson TV celebration Sunday, with
‘A Capitol Fourth’ to feature Muppets, Manilow and more
Cookie Monster is planning to bake 233 cookies for America’s birthday celebration Saturday — one for
1080 Media earns Class B’s top seed
STRUTHERS — 1080 Media clinched the top seed for the Class B playoffs with Sunday’s 14-6 win over
Police at YSU will get raises
A reclassification for 10 officers boosts their pay 9 percent over two years. YOUNGSTOWN —
Federer, Williams resume bids for 6th Wimbledons
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — As Week 1 gives way to Week 2 at Wimbledon, the primary story lines have
Crawford wins medal he’ll never need to give back
EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — It takes something pretty special these days to surprise Shawn Crawford, a
Grad students help businesses to become green
PHILADELPHIA — For 10 weeks this summer, Ryan Whisnant gets to be the green conscience of SunGard
Wireless-device users, mind your manners
Shawn Kahandaliyanage learned an embarrassing lesson about the dangers of his BlackBerry obsession.
Lawyer: Jackson had pulse when found
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Michael Jackson still had a faint pulse and his body was warm when his doctor
Chile should tout passage to ‘first world’
Opinion: By the end of this year, Chile is likely to become the first South American country to join the
Jiyai Shin wins Wegmans LPGA by 7 strokes
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — Jiyai Shin dedicates each one of her golf victories — make that five in 11
Nielsen rallies to win Champions Tour at En-Joie
ENDICOTT, N.Y. (AP) — Lonnie Nielsen shot a 9-under 63 on Sunday, passing second-round leader Fred
Iranians yearning to be free — at home
Opinion: Last year, while in Iran producing a documentary for public television, I observed freedom-loving
Dixon outpaces Franchitti for 19th IRL win
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Scott Dixon grabbed the lead from teammate Dario Franchitti in the only spot he
Appointments available for help with electric bill
YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning/Youngstown Community Action Partnership will schedule appointments for the
Remaining Indians take responsibility for trade
CLEVELAND (AP) — Mark DeRosa’s three-month stay in Cleveland was much shorter than anybody
Spain beats S. Africa 3-2 for third at Confed Cup
RUSTENBURG, South Africa (AP) — Xabi Alonso scored on a free kick in extra time Sunday to give Spain
MLS ROUNDUP Sunday’s game
Sounders 3, Rapids 0 SEATTLE — Nate Jaqua had two second-half goals and Fredy Montero scored for
Downtown events to help mark July Fourth
YOUNGSTOWN – The city of Youngstown has two events planned for this weekend to mark the Fourth of
‘New GM’ to take on future product-liability claims
NEW YORK (AP) — General Motors Corp. has agreed to take on responsibility for future product-
Lawmakers postpone budget attempt
COLUMBUS (AP) — Lawmakers scrambling to reach a budget deal canceled a meeting planned for Sunday,
She’s sick of seeing husband
Dear Annie: I have been married five years, and my husband has never wanted to work. I am the sole
Anti-doping chief vows fairness for Armstrong
PARIS (AP) — When Lance Armstrong and France’s anti-doping agency were at odds last spring over a
Official warned that bridge was dangerous, paper says
CLEVELAND (AP) — A transportation official warned in a 2007 funding request that a Cleveland bridge
U.S. soccer team frightens Brazil in final
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Clint Dempsey sobbed as the Americans walked up to get their second-place
TV pitchman Billy Mays found dead at Fla. home
The Vindicator recently interviewed the pop-culture icon for a story about the Awesome Auger garden
Royals avoid sweep as Pirates fall, 3-2
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Beating Zack Greinke and the weatherman in one day proved too difficult for the
A piazza, Philly-style, packs ’em in
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A wide-angle photo of the Piazza Navona in Rome is Bart Blatstein’s computer
Three stars, three stories
Editorial: Three stars, three stories It was a very bad week for entertainment icons. Three entertainers
Crash cuts off power
Crash cuts off power WARREN — A car accident caused a power outage in the northeast part of the
Cardinals make their move early
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Minutes after walking into the St. Louis Cardinals’ clubhouse, Mark DeRosa was
Sunday, June 28 (129 stories)
Scrappers defeat Spikes, 5-4
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Jason Smit doubled and scored on Chun-Hsui Chen’s seventh-inning base hit to
Mixed reviews for rib burn-off
NILES — Vendors at the 25th annual Mahoning Valley Rib Burn Off, which ends its run tonight,
Boutique caters to cancer survivors and friends
BOARDMAN — AwwwMazing Place, a unique boutique for cancer survivors and friends, was created by a
SENIOR MENUS
MAHONING COUNTY Celtic Healthcare offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at seven locations in
SOCIETY DIGEST
Canine Crusaders sale YOUNGSTOWN — Canine Crusaders will have a Trunk & Treasure Sale from 10
SENIOR CITIZENS | Meetings, activities announced
1418 Auxiliary • 1418 Auxiliary Seniors will meet at 1 p.m. Thursday at the Byzantine Center, 3801
ANGELA BESS | DENNIS MILNE
Angela Bess Dennis Milne VALE, N.C. — Angela Paige Bess and Dennis Michael Milne exchanged wedding
A family dinner honors Rendas on anniversary
AUSTINTOWN — Mr. and Mrs. Carmen J. Renda Sr. of Austintown received congratulations as they
McCann 61st is celebrated at family dinner
WINTER PARK, Fla. — Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCann of Winter Park, formerly of Struthers, celebrated
McDougal children host party to mark 50th anniversary
NORTH JACKSON — Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McDougal, 2464 Gault Road, celebrated the 50th anniversary of
Marcos celebrate 50th anniversary at family event
YOUNGSTOWN — Jim and Fay Marco, 451 Brandon Ave., Struthers, celebrated their 50th wedding
Verdineks observe 60th anniversary of their wedding
BOARDMAN — Frank Jr. and Elizabeth Verdinek of Boardman celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on
Lopresta 50th is celebrated at Niagara Falls
POLAND — Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lopresta Jr., 820 Southwestern Run, celebrated their 50th wedding
Royals defeat Bucs to avoid sweep
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Zack Greinke didn’t allow a run until making his final pitch before a rain delay
Brazil rallies to beat US in soccer
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Lucio scored a late goal to give Brazil a 3-2 win over the United States and a
Former Indian leads Reds past Tribe
CLEVELAND (AP) — Brandon Phillips celebrated his 28th birthday with another big game against the
New YSU-FOP pact reclassifies nonprobationary officers
YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown State University’s 21-member Fraternal Order of Police union has a new
Valley agencies devise plans for stimulus funds
Columbiana, Mahoning and Trumbull counties’ community action agencies are proposing radically
Despite state cuts, Eastern Gateway finds other means
YOUNGSTOWN — The state may not have any money in its biennial budget plan to launch Eastern Gateway
Bull-dozed: Giuriceo clobbers Rodas
The Campbell native had a happy homecoming, scoring a second round TKO in the Steel Valley Rumble at
Professor has different take on causes of unrest in Iran
YSU’s Jalal Jalali says Iran’s young people are concerned about jobs and freedoms. YOUNGSTOWN
Thunder derailed
WILKES-BARRE/SCRANTON 62, MAHONING VALLEY 47 League’s best team rumbles through Valley By JOHN
Rain or shine, it’s Trumbull fair time
Fair admission on the weekend is $7 this year, down from $8 in 2008. BAZETTA — Many locals are
Stimulus lets area quench its thirst
Water project to help Petersburg residents By DENISE DICK PETERSBURG — When residents turn on
Crosscutters score four in second to romp, 6-1
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — A four-run second inning propelled the Williamsport Crosscutters to Saturday’s
Hundreds participate in event for epilepsy
AUSTINTOWN — If you found yourself at the Cracker Barrel restaurant Saturday, you probably noticed
Sam DePizzo puts sandlot hours into prime time
The 87-year-old continues to be a veteran presence coaching with Class B. By JOHN BASSETTI
Rayen-grad Carlson was an advocate for runners
HOUSTON — Randall E. Carlson Jr., a marathoner fond of pizza and running as much as advocating for
Cyclists pedal around to aid building crews
In Youngstown, they’re staying at St. John’s Episcopal Church. YOUNGSTOWN — Bicycle-riding
Opera star Betty Allen, who grew up in Valley, dies at 82
The mezzo-soprano rose from humble origins in Campbell. CAMPBELL — Elizabeth Louise “Betty”
The Reds’ Bailey rebounds to defeat the Indians, 7-3
Indians starter Tomo Ohka needed 27 pitches to get one out in the second inning, where the Reds had
AUTO RACING \ NASCAR notebook
Chase opener: At least a handful of the drivers racing in today’s NASCAR Sprint Cup race in New
NFL seeks input from high court in antitrust case
WASHINGTON (AP) — In the legal equivalent of running up the score, the National Football League is
Armed forces digest
PROMOTIONS Marine Corps Capt. Owen J. Paris was promoted to his current rank while stationed at
THISTLEDOWN results
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Jets’ Smith plans free football camp
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Don’t raise taxes; make cuts
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BIRTHS
FORUM HEALTH NORTHSIDE MEDICAL CENTER Lorrie Elchuck and Ian McMurray of Struthers, boy, June 27.
Today in history
Today is Sunday, June 28, the 179th day of 2009. There are 186 days left in the year. On this date
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Robert C. Graham, 48, of 762 Gaylord Ave., Masury, and Julia
Iran promises ‘crushing’ response to U.S. criticism
EDITOR’S NOTE: Iranian authorities have barred journalists for international news organizations from
Jackson was also king of the video
NEW YORK (AP) — Michael Jackson is forever linked with music, but the King of Pop reigned in a
Game Time
Game Time Who: Scrappers at State College Spikes When: 6:05 p.m. today Radio: WNIO-AM 1390
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Woodstock exhibit at Rock Hall of Fame CLEVELAND — Peace and love will last a lot longer than
Vegas wedding was gamble she didn’t mean to take
Dear Annie: Two weeks ago, on the spur of the moment, I went to Las Vegas and married my boyfriend.
Fitch selects Santor as golf coach
AUSTINTOWN — Ed Santor was recently named the new boys golf coach at Austintown Fitch. Santor, who
Steady Ivanovic reaches 4th round
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — Ana Ivanovic seems to have rediscovered her old form at Wimbledon, looking
Obama: Flexibility or waffling on health care?
WASHINGTON (AP) — The reversals, hints of concessions and politically dicey proposals on health care
MEN
MEN North County Democrats/Riverview Lounge (Knoll Run): Low gross — Bob Kanos 43; Joe Hollabaugh,
Dems increasingly confident of passing health plan
WASHINGTON — Despite the strains of sky-high costs and public skepticism, the government is moving
Bad news for recent college graduates
WASHINGTON — The tough economy and tight labor market have tarnished the luster of a bachelor’s
Summer Fest of Arts is seeking volunteers
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U.S. excited to have the chance to play Brazil in the final
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Landon Donovan remembers the first time he played the Brazilians, when his
Canoers rescued from Shenango River
NEW CASTLE, Pa. — Four people fell from a canoe into the Shenango River off state Route 168 in
17-year-old Oudin stuns former No. 1 Jankovic
WIMBLEDON | Saturday’s action WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — As a tyke growing up in Marietta, Ga.,
Mr. and Mrs. William Stamp Sr. observe the 40th anniversary of their wedding
YOUNGSTOWN — Mr. and Mrs. William Stamp Sr. celebrated the 40th anniversary of their wedding at
S. Korea’s Shin leads Wegmans LPGA
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — To dispel her jitters, Jiyai Shin reached for a sandwich. The South Korean
Penguins draft with eye on lineage
NHL Draft Pittsburgh picked Ulf Samuelsson’s son and Andy Bathgate’s grandson. MONTREAL (AP) —
Goydos leads PGA Travelers by stroke
CROMWELL, Conn. (AP) — Paul Goydos birdied five holes on the back nine Saturday and held a one-
Riding with … Dave Blaney
Season to date: Trumbull County’s Dave Blaney is 40th in the points standings with 551, 41 behind
Author acknowledges lifting Wiki material
NEW YORK (AP) — The author of a new book about the wisdom of free products on the Web has
NHMS trend: No repeat winners
LOUDON, N.H. (AP) — Blame the tough racetrack, the Car of Tomorrow or simply circumstance. Whatever
Kyle Busch races to fifth Nationwide win of 2009
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KidsPost Summer BOok Club Real books for real kids
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Flying alone \ Tips for kids
NEW YORK (AP) — The incidents involving two girls traveling as unaccompanied minors who ended up on
At flower show, Ikebana displays Japanese designs
YOUNGSTOWN — Ikebana Youngstown exhibited Japanese floral designs on June 6 and 7, during its flower
Verified Identity Pass abruptly shuts down
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MUST-SEE FIREWORKS
Association recommends shows around the country The timing of the holiday has helped the
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Governor’s scheme for slots isn’t surprising
Opinion: Early in his administration, Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland was lumped in with other prominent Ohio
Grottoes of North America name local Mason as grand monarch
BERLIN CENTER — Edwin Shawver of Berlin Center was elected grand monarch of the Grottoes of North
Disney museum highlights Walt’s life
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Industry analysts see Oscar move as prop to boost TV ratings
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Best-Sellers Publishers Weekly
For the week ending June 20: HARDCOVER FICTION 1. “Knock Out: An FBI Thriller” by Catherine
HOT OFF THE PRESSES \ The best books of Summer 2009
JUNE “And The There’s This: How Stories Live and Die in Viral Culture” by By Bill Wasik (Viking):
Students ambassadors are up for their trip down under
PEOPLE TO PEOPLE The group of 14 teens will experience life in Australia as part of a local
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JIM CUMMINGS At a glance
Jim Cummings, 56, lives in Southern California with his wife, Stephanie, and their two children,
BET Awards (8 p.m., BET): Jamie Foxx hosts the ninth annual BET Awards, honoring standout
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Grogan’s ‘Marley’ is a fetching tale of love
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Collectors seek unusual, rarely used items
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GARDEN WONDERLAND
This little Alice has her own fantasy world of wonder A garden like this could be planted
Rebound headaches possible with overuse of pain relievers
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Lordstown’s exciting prospects
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CURRENT PRICES || Antiques and collectibles
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets,
NATO, Russia to resume military ties
CORFU, Greece (AP) — NATO and Russia agreed to resume military ties Saturday in their first high-
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In the cup! Area aces
Randall Ludwiczak of Ellsworth aced the No. 16 hole at Highgrove Golf Course. He used a sand wedge
U.S. makes big shift in Afghan drug policy
TRIESTE, Italy (AP) — The U.S. is shifting its strategy against Afghanistan’s drug trade, phasing
Anger rises over Obama’s policies
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — If Diane Silver’s blog reflects the sentiments of gay and lesbian Americans in
Amid Jewish revival, Poland gets openly gay rabbi
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — When Rabbi Aaron Katz walks the streets of Warsaw’s former Jewish quarter,
On area diamonds Youth baseball/softball
BASEBALL Tri-T Colt Classic Division Struthers Davidson Becker 15, Boardman Boosters 1
Senate rejects Strickland’s plan
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Unlike Sanford, most governors are easy to find
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Texas Gov. Rick Perry was raising money at campaign headquarters when an
SENIOR CITIZENS
SCOPE Howland Senior Center, 8273 High St. N.E., Warren, has scheduled the following: Monday,
MLB Roundup Saturday’s other games
INTERLEAGUE Orioles 6, Nationals 3 BALTIMORE — New Castle, Pa., native Nolan Reimold hit a
New York-Penn League
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‘They’ aren’t as dumb as ‘we’ think
Opinion: ‘They’ aren’t as dumb as ‘we’ think EDITOR: Normally, I would not comment on an op-ed column
Pirates roll to 4th straight win
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Delwyn Young homered and drove in a career-high four runs to lead the Pittsburgh
Crew blanks Red Bulls
COLUMBUS (AP) — Chad Marshall scored late in the first half, William Hesmer needed to make only one
DOCTORS
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Pens honor lineage
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Tax extension
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Cops: Day care hid drugs
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Watch where cuts are made
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Agenda Monday
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Sharpton to meet with family on memorial
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Jackson family is considering a series of simultaneous global celebrations
Family wants second autopsy
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baseball
baseball Columbiana Youth — tournament for players age 7-8 starts July 6. Call (330) 892-0299 or
Merritt, Richards ‘stroll’ with ease; Felix, Crawford are tops in 200
EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — If only they were all this easy. LaShawn Merritt and Sanya Richards made their
Friday’s Games
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Making my way downtown
Opinion: A warm smile engulfs the face of Sandy Slanina when she mentions a memory of Strouss’ department
Indians ship DeRosa to Cards for reliever Perez, another
CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Indians have traded infielder Mark DeRosa to the St. Louis Cardinals for
Tax on soft drinks aimed at ending our fatty ways
Opinion: History, as Franklin Delano Roosevelt once remarked, does in fact repeat itself. Not long after
Members of original wedding party attend Davison anniversary dinner
POLAND —Family members honored Vern and Lois Davison of Poland for their 60th anniversary at a
Panezich 25th anniversary celebrated at location of their original honeymoon
AUSTINTOWN — Mr. and Mrs. Frank Panezich, 5520 London Drive, celebrated their 25th wedding
GO & DO
Today Children Summer is Here, 1 to 4 p.m., Mill Creek MetroParks Farm, 7574 Columbiana-Canfield
Now is not the time to fill high-paying job in Y’town
Editorial: Mayor Jay Williams must know that paying $50,826.88 for a glorified secretary, even in the
The Vindicator
The Vindicator IN CHARGE: Richard Roscoe, president of the Trumbull County Fair Board, discusses
‘Free’ health care was a bad idea from the start
Opinion: ‘Free’ health care was a bad idea from the start EDITOR: Thanks for Last Sunday’s article on
WNBA Roundup \ Saturday’s games
Sun 83, Dream 68 UNCASVILLE, Conn. — Asjha Jones had season highs with 24 points and 12 rebounds,
Fugitive of the Week
Fugitive of the Week Brian K. Bigsby The FBI/Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force is asking
The voice of Tigger and Pooh
Youngstown native Jim Cummings has brought to life many Disney and Warner Bros. cartoons. Jim
Saturday, June 27 (104 stories)
Reds’ Bailey beats Indians 7-3
CLEVELAND (AP) — Homer Bailey pitched five innings for his first major league win in nearly two
Maholm, Young lead Pirates past Royals 6-2
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Delwyn Young homered and drove in a career-high four runs to lead the Pittsburgh
Scrappers fall, 6-1
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — A four-run second inning propelled the Williamsport Crosscutters to Saturday’s
SOCIETY DIGEST
Corvette show, festival Sunday at Glenellen NORTH LIMA — Glenellen Senior Living Community, 9661
Gardner-Duncan wedding to be in Columbus park
BOARDMAN — Mr. and Mrs. Paul Duncan of Boardman are announcing the engagement of their son, Paul
Miss Glenellen to be bride of Mr. Laraway
AUSTINTOWN — Announced by John and Terri Glenellen, 166 Fair Meadow Drive, is the engagement of
Medcalf-Monroe wedding to be in Gates Mills
GIRARD — Timothy and MaryEllen Monroe, 1647 Keefer Road, are announcing plans for the upcoming
Franjko-Minzes wedding will be Aug. 8 at church
NEW MIDDLETOWN — Announced by Karlo and Zora Franjko, 4439 E. Middletown Road, is the engagement of
Lawmakers: Library cuts unavoidable
A ‘Read-In’ is set for Monday on the Warren library lawn. WARREN — The state budget likely to
Keystone State-ment/Pennsylvania upends Ohio at Geneva College
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‘Beat It’: Thunder’s wish vs. Pioneers
Mahoning Valley has never beaten Wilkes-Barre/Scranton in seven previous meetings. Vindicator
Third party to hear judges
City-court complaint under further review By DAVID SKOLNICK YOUNGSTOWN — The Ohio Supreme
Canfield family can move back into home during probe
CANFIELD — Scott Adair and his family are allowed to return to their township home but not without a
Homers doom Scrappers in loss
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — Kyle Bellows hit a three-run homer — his first of the season — but the
Preps, not pros, merit praise
While many of my friends were celebrating the NBA championship of the LA Lakers and the NHL title of
Youth arrested in assault, carjacking of woman
YOUNGSTOWN — Police arrested a 17-year-old in the assault and carjacking of a woman, after wresting
Sowers powers slumping Indians past Cincinnati
CLEVELAND (AP) — Jeremy Sowers finally got over his middle-inning hump. The Cleveland Indians still
Suit alleges improprieties in property appraisal
The suit names the sheriff and six others. YOUNGSTOWN — A local attorney feels something is
Pirates’ Vasquez gets first MLB win
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Waived three times in the offseason, Virgil Vasquez couldn’t help but have fun in
Sharon's Small Ships Revue takes enthusiasts on fantastic voyage
About 2,000 plastic bottles made up a Boardman man’s entry. SHARON, Pa. — Two giant frogs, a
Spaghetti dinner to benefit family
CANFIELD — Canfield school district bus drivers are readying a benefit spaghetti dinner for a
Famous poster of Farah Fawcett was created in Medina, Ohio
CUYAHOGA FALLS, Ohio (AP) — Farrah Fawcett is being remembered by an Ohio man who helped turn the
Wick Neighbors group awarded 2 more federal grants
YOUNGSTOWN — An organization working to redevelop the Wick District-Smoky Hollow section of
Biker bride and groom
Lori Layton and Dave Bianco, both of Youngstown, joke for the camera near their motorcycles, which they will be riding down the aisle this weekend. Asked if her grandchildren could wear shorts to the ceremony, Layton replied: “I don’t care just as long as no one wears a suit. Anyone wearing a suit is gonna be sent home.”
Society of St. Paul produces TV segments
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MLB Roundup \ Friday’s other games
INTERLEAGUE Blue Jays 6, Phillies 1 TORONTO — Ricky Romero held Philadelphia hitless for six
State funding for early college essential
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Today in history
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Older women with younger men respond
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Small car is big gain for Michigan
Idled plant to build GM’s new subcompact ORION TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Michigan has snatched back a
Have bag will travel, as Bo the dog knows
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Parton's own book to be part of literacy program
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Re-enactors camping at Celebrate Poland
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News shows Sunday lineup
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GO & DO
Today Comedy Mike Vecchione, 8 p.m., Funny Farm Comedy Club at the Radisson, 3377 state Route 18
5305 Revere Run Road
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Details remain uncertain on Michael Jackson’s death
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The final act of Michael Jackson’s life came into clearer focus Friday, a picture
Writings remain timeless
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New media flexes its muscle in Iran
Opinion: BOSTON — From time to time, a message pops into my e-mail announcing that someone is “Following You
Michael Jackson was a man of contradictions
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Swine-flu shot campaign could involve 600M doses
ATLANTA (AP) — A potential fall swine-flu immunization campaign may involve an unprecedented 600
Fans mourn ‘King of Pop’
LONDON (AP) — Michael Jackson was due to make his triumphant return to the stage in London next
Despite solid start, Johnson eyes more
LOUDON, N.H. (AP) — Jimmie Johnson hasn’t hit his stride — yet. Despite getting off to a solid
MAHONING COUNTY COURT LISTINGS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Luis A. Gonzalez, 39, of 137 Newport Drive, Boardman, and
Summer’s shutout helps 1080 Media clinch
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Class b league
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Playoff stretch \ Class B Schedule
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41st bank failure of year
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Riding with …Dave Blaney
Season to date: Trumbull County’s Dave Blaney is 40th in the points standings with 551, 41 behind
Bridge Weekly Quiz
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Scientology, critics banned from editing Wikipedia entry
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Popular online encyclopedia Wikipedia has banned Scientology’s more vocal friends
Art, writing show winners announced
SEBRING — Copeland Oaks Retirement Community announced the winners of the 2009 AOPHA East Region
Child burned in Mexico fire dies in Ohio hospital
CINCINNATI (AP) — Officials at an Ohio hospital say a 3-year-old girl being treated for injuries
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Prodigal governor returns
Scripps Howard: South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford seemed to have developed a novel tactic for an
Murder conviction overturned; jurors slept
CLEVELAND (AP) — An appeals court has overturned a murder conviction in Cleveland because at least
Americans are restless over pace of stimulus spending
Editorial: Summertime, and the living is not easy — for millions of Americans who are still being tossed around
Stimulus dollars will aid blacks, Latinos
Opinion: This summer, there’s good news for many black and Latino youth around the country. The federal
Strickland: All programs are facing cuts
COLUMBUS — Gov. Ted Strickland isn’t providing much hope for library supporters, who have swamped
HBO series ‘Hung’ has much to offer
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Savings rate reaches highest level in 15 years
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Financial Accounting head urges changes
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LOCAL TOPICS ON TV Sunday program
“Community Connection” (6:30 a.m., WFMJ-TV 21): Educational fun best describes Ohio Chautauqua 2009.
Depth chart Mahoning Valley Thunder
OFFENSE QB — 8 ROACH, Brad WR — 1 PAYNE, Quorey; 2 WILLIAMS, Ray WR — 7 MOYE, Jermaine; 9
Pishkur awaits action by SEIU
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TIMELINE The life of Michael Jackson
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Gasp! Roger Federer loses a set at Wimbledon
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Search for Air France recorders continues
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Af2 standings
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vacation bible schools
vacation bible schools Sessions in the area Lists of vacation Bible schools open to the public
on television \ The programs
“St. Paul, the Man and His Message” produced by the Society of St. Paul in Ellsworth, is being
Saving marriages, one couple at a time
david yount With the U.S. population nearing 307 million, demographers have revealed that, for
Offseason problems don’t discourage Wannstedt
Offseason problems don’t discourage Wannstedt PITTSBURGH (AP) — Dave Wannstedt may be 57, but he’s
Daughter aims to heal Crystal Cathedral
Television ministry is facing a financial and family crisis. GARDEN GROVE, Calif. (AP) — Starting
Special services mark end of Year of St. Paul
YOUNGSTOWN — The Diocese of Youngstown will mark the closing of the Jubilee Year of St. Paul the
House narrowly passes bill aimed at pollution limits
WASHINGTON (AP) — In a triumph for President Barack Obama, the Democratic-controlled House narrowly
Summit gives U.N. a role in solving economic crisis
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — More than 140 countries agreed Friday on a blueprint giving the U.N. a new
22 people die in latest bombing in Baghdad
BAGHDAD — A bomb hidden in a packed Baghdad market for motorcycles killed as many as 22 people
Iranian cleric urges executing some protesters
EDITOR’S NOTE: Iranian authorities have barred journalists for international news organizations from
Officials scramble to meet deadline
COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio lawmakers were trying Friday to resolve major policy differences to get a state
More than 500 gulls found dead in Cuyahoga River
This was supposed to be a triumphant week for the Cuyahoga River. Instead — during the week of the
Ohio to get $96 million for green jobs
Ohio”s plan to jump-start green manufacturing got a $96 million boost Friday. The U.S. Department
Business digest
REGION Ribbon-cutting for RubberBand Gym WARREN — There is a ceremonial ribbon-cutting at 10:30
Peterson covets Heisman
NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — During a visit to Reggie Bush’s house in Los Angeles, there was a certain piece
Former Browns WR Jurevicius sues team over staph infection
CLEVELAND (AP) — Former Cleveland Browns receiver Joe Jurevicius sued the team and the Cleveland
Child playing with matches starts fire
Child playing with matches starts fire CAMPBELL — A child playing with matches or a lighter
Thursday’s Games
Thursday’s Games INTERLEAGUE Detroit 6, Chicago Cubs 5 Houston 5, Kansas City 4 Chicago
Rendell proposes more cuts
HARRISBURG (AP) — Hospitals and doctors who treat the poor, libraries, major universities and
Stewart moves to backup car after crash in New Hampshire
LOUDON, N.H. (AP) — Tony Stewart had to move to a backup car Friday after crashing in the first
Sports notices
local Renegades play today COLUMBIANA — After four straight home games, the Crestview Renegades
Wimbledon roundup \ More news and notes
Pop tribute: Being a celebrity herself didn’t keep Serena Williams from being star-struck each time
Warren seeking more savings
The city learned federal stimulus money will pay the salary of no more than three police officers.
‘Vin-Sanity’ descends on Orlando after trade
ORLANDO, Fla. — It will take a few more weeks and several dozen more phone calls with agents and
Last Week’s games
Last Week’s games June 19 Manchester Wolves 59, THUNDER 53 Milwaukee 60, Quad City 41,
Steel Valley Rumble tonight at Campbell
CAMPBELL — Campbell native Jake Giuriceo joins two promising lightweight prospects from Cleveland in
Ohio Senate OKs creation of task force
COLUMBUS — The Ohio Senate has OK’d the creation of a new legislative task force to study ways to
Friday, June 26 (126 stories)
Mayweather-Marquez bout rescheduled for Sept. 19
NEW YORK (AP) — Floyd Mayweather’s return to boxing is back on, although the new date won’t make
Thieves hit North Side man, steal items from his home
YOUNGSTOWN — Police are looking for the men who broke into a North Side man’s home and assaulted him
Forum Health chief says negotiations will continue with last union
HOWLAND — Walter Pishkur, head of Forum Health, said he would not hesitate to ask the U.S.
Mill Creek MetroParks board to discuss police chief vacancy
CANFIELD — Mill Creek MetroParks Board of Commissioners will have a special meeting Tuesday to
Family can post $500,000 bond and return to home
CANFIELD — Scott Adair and his family are allowed to return to their township home, but not without
Campbell fire started by child playing with matches or lighter
CAMPBELL — A child playing with matches or a lighter started a fire at a city home today.
Reputed Pa. mobster ordered to testify in newspaper case
ALLENTOWN, Pa. (AP) — A reputed mob boss has been called to testify about accusations that he
Pa. Gov. Rendell cuts more, sticks to guns on school aid
HARRISBURG (AP) — Hospitals and doctors who treat the poor, universities and college students
Head and arms found in a man’s freezer in Columbus
COLUMBUS (AP) — An Ohio coroner says the head and arms of a woman were found in the apartment
Ohio murder conviction tossed over sleeping jurors
CLEVELAND (AP) — An appellate court has overturned a murder conviction in Cleveland because at least
Restoration work set on President Harding’s tomb
MARION, Ohio (AP) — The Ohio tomb of Warren G. Harding, America’s 29th president, will undergo a
Holiday travel or not, we’d like to hear from you
Reports from around the nation say the ailing economy will force more travelers to stay at home this
Gov. Strickland says library cuts are needed to offset budget shortfall
COLUMBUS — Gov. Ted Strickland isn’t providing much hope for library supporters, who have swamped
Ohio Supreme Court: Youngstown, judges should talk first
YOUNGSTOWN — The Ohio Supreme Court decided today that mediation must be attempted before it
Benefit dinner in Canfield will help family with expenses
CANFIELD — Canfield school district bus drivers will have a benefit spaghetti dinner for a driver’s
Ohio creates task force to study auto industry
COLUMBUS — The Ohio Senate has OK’d the creation of a new legislative task force to study ways to
Autumn wedding for Donna Haworth and Michael Ward
MCDONALD — The engagement and plans for the autumn wedding of Donna Haworth and Michael Ward, both
Parents announce plans for May, Rabel fall wedding
The engagement of Jennifer A. May, 1924 21st. St., Cuyahoga Falls, and Brian P. Rabel, Hidden Lakes
Miss Bukovinsky, Mr. Miner to wed at Florida resort
LOWELLVILLE — Announced by Edward and Sandra Bukovinsky, 5996 Torolo Lane, is the engagement of
Miss Kolehmainen, Mr. Arnold to wed in autumn rite
ENON VALLEY, Pa. — Dr. John and Beverly Kolehmainen, 2162 state Route 351, are announcing the
Parents announce date for Finnerty, McDonnell rite
Kevin and Mary Jo Finnerty, 2724 Spitler Road, Poland, and David and Mary Beth McDonnell, 35 Healy
Newton Falls class meets for 90th year
Newton Falls class meets for 90th year NEWTON FALLS — Newton Falls classmates and friends attended
CLUB CALENDAR | Local organizations plan meetings
ASSOCIATIONS • Gold Wing Road Riders Association, Ohio Chapter M, will have dinner at 5 p.m.
Crash kills 2, injures 2
LISBON — The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating a two-vehicle crash,
N. Siders target upturn in crime
Home break-ins and problems at an area pool were the main points of discussion. YOUNGSTOWN —
McCutchen’s bloop caps Bucs’ rally past Tribe
After dropping Tuesday’s game, the Pirates rebounded with two victories over the Cleveland Indians
Officials seek to renew sales tax
The deadline to put levies on the Nov. 3 ballot is Aug. 20. YOUNGSTOWN — Mahoning County
Wimbledon view: It’s time for the women to step it up
WIMBLEDON, England — Right, Wimbledon ladies, time to earn your keep by playing best-of-five sets
Knee-to-know: Venus keeps status of injury under wraps
The two-time defending champion was coy about her bandaging. WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — Venus
Thief pistol-whips woman in her own driveway
YOUNGSTOWN — A 70-year-old woman was pistol-whipped by one of two young male robbers and would-be
It’s official: WRTA gets funds for offices, buses
Twelve buses and five minivans will be bought with the stimulus money. YOUNGSTOWN — The
Thunder, youths mix it up
It was Tuesday morning, a day when the temperature was supposed to reach 85. But 55 youths were
Blockbuster trade has Cleveland fans dreaming that a title is near
LeBron & Shaq: Cavs’ dynamic duo CLEVELAND (AP) — One is the King, a reigning MVP who at age 24
Library backers protest cutbacks
One lawmaker has received 28,000 e-mails on the library-cuts topic. COLUMBUS — Library
Cub Scouts prepare for transition to Boy Scouts
The program fosters a greater appreciation for being outdoors more often, a Scout leader said.
Sweet 16: Jackets wait for 1st pick
COLUMBUS (AP) — Columbus Blue Jackets fans have learned to be on time for the team’s annual draft
$5 tickets available for bar dash
YOUNGSTOWN — The pre- Independence Day bar dash has two goals: to attract people to the city’s
No contract deal for Niles police or firefighters
One police union official said wages are not the only issue. NILES — Firefighters
The Valley remembers megastar
People in the local music scene and other fans react to Jackson's unexpected passing.
Continuing Michael Jackson coverage
Long before Lisa Marie Presley, pedophile charges, eccentricity and obscurity marred his life, Michael Jackson was in an orbit all his own. Jackson died Thursday. He was 50.
RACING \ This weekend’s events
NASCAR Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Site: Loudon, N.H. Schedule: Today, practice (Speed,
Right idea, wrong target
Opinion: Right idea, wrong target EDITOR: In your June 24 editorial, you note that the Chinese tire case
Schools continue to seek savings
The goal is to have a company in place this summer so changes can be made this fall.
With 61, Perry ties course record
CROMWELL, Conn. (AP) — Kenny Perry shot a 61 to tie the course record and take a two-shot lead after
Governor to pay S.C. for trip to Argentina
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford said Thursday he will reimburse the state for
He wants wife back, but is she interested?
Dear Annie: My wife and I met when we were in college. We are now 43. Ten years into the marriage, I
Color her clever for hint about wall paint
heloise Dear Heloise: When I’m ready to try a new color on my wall, I never paint it directly
King of Pop leaves musical legacy
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Michael Jackson, the “King of Pop” who once moonwalked above the music world,
Heat wave gets a grip on Valley
YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning Valley heat wave will stay until Monday, when the temperature is expected
Man to spend 8 years in prison for stabbing wife
The wife said he was hurting the family’s future. YOUNGSTOWN — A North Lima man who pleaded
2 men arraigned in shooting that killed Warren man, child
The apparent motive for the double homicide was retaliation over $3,000. WARREN — Two men
State budget weighs heavily on governor
Opinion: Ted Strickland is facing his most challenging situation as governor since he took office in January
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USA team gets plenty of love after upset
BLOEMFONTEIN, South Africa (AP) — A week ago, the U.S. men’s soccer team was barely an afterthought,
Importer fined for selling lead-tainted toys
LOS ANGELES — A Los Angeles-area toy importer has agreed to pay a $665,000 fine for importing and
Jackets pick 16th
Jackets pick 16th After putting together their first winning season, the Columbus Blue Jackets
Child runs into street, dies after truck hits her
PITTSBURGH (AP) — A 3-year-old girl is dead after darting out into a Pittsburgh street and getting
Lawsuit says inmate was shackled during childbirth
Lawsuit says inmate was shackled during childbirth OLYMPIA, Wash. — A former Washington state
It’s the time of year typical 16-year-olds plan their summer trips.
It’s the time of year typical 16-year-olds plan their summer trips. So it’s no surprise that’s
Judge denies GM retirees’ request
NEW YORK (AP) — A bankruptcy judge ruled that a group representing General Motors Corp.’s salaried
Iowa coach’s slaying puzzles neighbors
PARKERSBURG, Iowa (AP) — In the years after Mark Becker graduated from high school, friends say he
Obama and Dems press hard to pass climate legislation
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama pushed urgently Thursday for passage of legislation to
Loss of car dealerships threatens way of life
SANDY LAKE, Pa. (AP) — Upset that General Motors was planning to “wind down” the dealership where
MAHONING COUNTY | Indictments
A Mahoning County grand jury returned indictments on these people for various crimes this week.
Opposition leader vows to keep fighting
EDITOR’S NOTE: Iranian authorities have barred journalists for international news organizations from
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Opinion: “If this was supposed to be our farm team, we’d better start looking for a new farm.” Republican
Court: Teen’s strip-search was illegal
WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that school officials violated an Arizona
FEMA investigates storm toll in Pa.
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Federal Emergency Management Agency officials surveyed damage in two Pittsburgh-
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Corrections
UThe first name of John Donahoe, manager of General Motors’ Lordstown complex, was given incorrectly
Man arrested in shooting
Man arrested in shooting CAMPBELL — The Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force arrested Robert
O.K. to L.A: Clippers take Griffin in Round 1
NEW YORK (AP) — Blake Griffin was the consensus No. 1 pick. Shaq to the Cavs was the consensus
Two-vehicle crash leaves 2 dead, 2 injured
LISBON — The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating a two-vehicle crash that took the lives of
MLB Roundup Thursday’s other games
National League Mets 3, Cardinals 2 NEW YORK — Johan Santana bested Chris Carpenter in a matchup
Patti Blagojevich enjoyed ‘Celebrity’
Patti Blagojevich enjoyed ‘Celebrity’ CHICAGO — Former Illinois first lady Patti Blagojevich says
Women star in Iran election drama
Opinion: One of the more amazing and less-noticed aspects of the Iranian election drama is the leading role
‘Battlestar Galactica’ producer returns to space with ‘Virtuality’
Ron Moore isn’t resting on the success of “Battlestar Galactica.” Moore teamed with “Battlestar”
Today in history
Today is Friday, June 26, the 177th day of 2009. There are 188 days left in the year. On this date
GO & DO
Today Children “Alice in Wonderland,” 7 p.m., Kent Trumbull Theater, 4314 Mahoning Ave. N.W.,
Billionaire to be freed on bond
HOUSTON (AP) — A judge says Texas billionaire R. Allen Stanford may be freed on bond. Stanford
‘Ghostbusters: The Video Game’
‘Ghostbusters: The Video Game’ (Atari) for Xbox 360, Wii, PlayStation 3, PC, PS2, PSP, DS
MAHONING COUNTY COURT LISTINGS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Paul J. Testa Jr., 49, of 5880 Robinson Road, Lowellville, and
Surplus food
Surplus food Austintown Community Church, 242 S. Canfield-Niles Road, various commodities, 8:30 to
Press under pressure to take on Obama
Opinion: There was a noticeable change in the climate during President Obama’s Tuesday news conference that
Agenda Saturday
Agenda Saturday Mahoning County Educational Service Center governing board, special meeting, 8:30
Delphi defends asset sale to private-equity firm
NEW YORK (AP) — Auto parts maker Delphi Corp. defended the sale of a portion of its assets to a
‘My Sister’s Keeper’ poses tough question
With this movie, viewers will discover a carefully calibrated and artfully underacted tale that
Budget debate shows gap between public and private
Editorial: Budget debate shows gap between public and private We won’t pretend that we could advise Gov. Ted
Change poverty measure
Opinion: We need to update the way we measure poverty. We’re still using a yardstick from the 1960s.
Government could force people to be more responsible
Opinion: Government could force people to be more responsible EDITOR: American health care is the
Woman pleads innocent in stabbing of her grandmother, 81
The defendant has said there is more to the story than what has been reported. WARREN —
Weathersfield school board plans levies
MINERAL RIDGE — The Weathersfield Board of Education has taken the first steps for going back to
Nets trade Carter to Magic in 5-man deal
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — Vince Carter is going home to Orlando, and to the Eastern Conference
Briscoe leads point standings after 3 second-place finishes
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Ryan Briscoe has taken the most laps at each of the last three IndyCar
Casino supporters deliver signatures
COLUMBUS — Backers of a plan to place casinos in Ohio’s four biggest cities turned in more than
Stuck In Neutral
Keselowski’s future remains uncertain WEST ALLIS, Wis. (AP) — In happier economic times, Brad
Health-care bill within reach, senators say
WASHINGTON (AP) — Senators working to give President Barack Obama a comprehensive health-care
Baghdad bombings kill scores ahead of U.S. troop withdrawal
BAGHDAD (AP) — The bombing of a Baghdad bus station Thursday pushed the death toll from a weeklong
Study blames alcohol for half of Russian deaths in 1990s
MOSCOW (AP) — A new study by an international team of public-health researchers documents the
On Area diamonds \ Youth baseball & softball
BASEBALL Tri-T Colt Classic Division Warren Baseball Club 18, Howland Lakeview Laser 3
Sammy was juiced (yawn)
Sammy was juiced (yawn) The State Journal-Register, Springfield, Ill.: No region in the country
Teamwork is name of the game for IndyCar Series’ Team Penske
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — When Danica Patrick and Marco Andretti wound up dueling side-by-side — then
Tree owners could reap windfall from measure
WASHINGTON (AP) — For years, landowners have gotten paid for not farming. Now they may get paid for
Sports notices
area Sharon Speedway HARTFORD — The Independent Insurance Agents of Trumbull County and Hovis
WNBA Roundup Thursday’s game
Mercury 93, Mystics 87 WASHINGTON (AP) — Cappie Pondexter scored 24 points and Diana Taurasi had
Pincham services
Pincham services YOUNGS-TOWN — Youngstown will say its final farewell next week to Edna Pincham,
Baseball
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Friends recall Fawcett’s smile
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A winsome smile, tousled hair and unfettered sensuality were Farrah Fawcett’s
THISTLEDOWN results
THISTLEDOWN results Thursday 1st—Miss H (Ortiz)10.204.402.40 Aftertheballis (Urieta-
Wednesday’s Games
Wednesday’s Games INTERLEAGUE Boston 6, Washington 4 Detroit 5, Chicago Cubs 3 Pittsburgh
Business digest
NATION GM to build subcompact car in Michigan factory DETROIT — A person briefed on the decision
Five-run 10th inning gives Scrappers a road win
WILLIAMSPORT, PA. — The Mahoning Valley Scrappers rebounded from their only loss of the season with
Niles schools sells bonds for 3 new buildings
NILES — The Niles School District has sold nearly $18 million in bonds for construction of three new
The Rock dealing with $5M deficit
The university is facing a $5 million deficit in its proposed spending plan. SLIPPERY ROCK,
Riding with … Dave Blaney
Last week: Trumbull County’s Dave Blaney finished 42nd in last Sunday’s Toyota/SaveMart 350 at
Stocks jump after four days of losses
NEW YORK (AP) — Investors rushed back into stocks as profits at a handful of companies indicated the
“Virtuality” (8 p.m., Fox): “Virtuality” is a sci-fi adventure flick about a
“Virtuality” (8 p.m., Fox): “Virtuality” is a sci-fi adventure flick about a starship that goes on a
Busch and Ickler share friendship, ride
NASCAR star Kyle Busch and relative unknown Brian Ickler share a friendship and a ride. The two
Thursday, June 25 (132 stories)
Pirates rally to beat Indians in ninth
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Andrew McCutchen hit a game-ending bloop single to score Jack Wilson and give the
Large crowd turns out to discuss North Side crime prevention
YOUNGSTOWN — Break-ins, theft, vandalism and general mayhem prompted dozens of North Side residents
Niles firefighters reject 3-year pact
NILES — Firefighters overwhelmingly rejected a three-year contract with the city containing a wage
Bond sale clears way for Niles school construction
NILES — The Niles School District has sold nearly $18 million in bonds for construction of three new
Casino backers turn in more than 850K signatures
COLUMBUS — Backers of a plan to place casinos in Ohio’s four biggest cities turned in more than
Mahoning commissioners begin sales tax renewal push
YOUNGSTOWN — Mahoning County commissioners have taken the first step toward renewal of the county’s
Michael Jackson 1958-2009 ||GALLERY, BIO, TUNES, VIDEOS
In this March 5, 2009, file photo, Michael Jackson announced that he was set to play 10 live concerts at the London O2 Arena in July, which he announced at a press conference at the arena. The singer also stated they would be his final performances in London.
Section of Phelps Street closed until further notice
YOUNGSTOWN — North Phelps Street between Wood and Rayen avenues will be closed to vehicular traffic
Youngstown’s pre-Independence Day bar dash set for July 3
YOUNGSTOWN — The pre-Independence Day bar dash has two goals: to attract people to the city’s
Heat wave to stick around until Monday, NWS says
YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning Valley heat wave will stay until Monday, when the temperature is expected
North Lima man gets prison term for stabbing estranged wife
YOUNGSTOWN — A North Lima man who pleaded guilty to multiple charges in a violent confrontation with
Cub Scout Day Camp at Camp Stambaugh
CANFIELD — Being a Cub Scout might be fairly new to 6-year-old Timothy Focht, but traveling the
Library supporters protest potential cuts in Columbus
COLUMBUS — Library supporters continued their efforts today to convince lawmakers and Gov. Ted
Pincham funeral services are set
YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown will say its final farewell next week to Edna Pincham, the first black woman
Four arrested in Boardman on drug charges
BOARDMAN — Members of the township police department’s Narcotics Enforcement Unit arrested four
70-year-old woman pistol-whipped in driveway
YOUNGSTOWN — A 70-year-old woman was pistol-whipped by one of two young male robbers and would-be
Firefighter kills pets to avoid kennel fees
COLUMBUS — A Columbus firefighter admitted Wednesday to securing his two dogs in his basement and blasting them with a rifle so he and a girlfriend could vacation without paying to board the animals.
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Dinner is benefit for scholarship fund
Dinner is benefit for scholarship fund YOUNGSTOWN — Spaghetti dinners will be served from 1:30 to
Foundation presents scholarship awards
WARREN — The Trumbull Memorial Hospital Foundation named 22 students the recipients of three
Undefeated mark vanishes as Scrappers lose to Spikes
Mahoning Valley had several opportunities to score but couldn’t take advantage as its winning streak
New pacts with nurses, Forum says
Forum has one more union contract to resolve. YOUNGSTOWN — Ratification votes on new contracts
Valley native Jerri Nielsen remembered
Dr. Nielsen FitzGerald ‘was very smart and adventuresome. Going to the South Pole sounded like
Thunder’s MacKeown focuses on the positive
The head coach said Mahoning Valley will keep playing hard, even after 11 straight losses.
Edna Pincham dies of cancer
YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown lost a “trailblazer” and a “community icon” with the death of Edna D.
Steel Valley Rumblings/Campbell’s Jake Giuriceo returns home, eyes 3-0 start to pro boxing career
Campbell’s Jake Giuriceo returns home, eyes 3-0 start to pro boxing career
City council again postpones vote on eliminating judge
A new report shows Youngstown judges’ caseloads are less than half of the statewide average.
Bridge name will honor Marine
The Poland Marine died in combat in Vietnam in July 1967. POLAND — Marine PFC James H. Spencer
Pirates pound Pavano, Indians
Pittsburgh took a 10-1 lead before Cleveland made it interesting in the ninth. PITTSBURGH (AP) —
Company caters to canine companionship
The construction company vice president selected a breed that socializes well with people.
Complex decision for village
If you’re looking for little league action in Lisbon, there’s only one stage in town. But it wasn’t
Rafidi resigns from the practice of law
The former attorney was suspended from law practice for six months in 2007. COLUMBUS — The
Firefighter kills dogs to avoid kennel fees
The man bragged about killing the dogs after he disposed of their carcasses in a trash bin behind
Summer Bridge Program encourages freshmen
Participants spent a week at YSU, focusing on academics, socialization and more. YOUNGSTOWN —
Woman accused of stabbing grandmother indicted
No motive has been reported for the attack. WARREN — Crystal Goodrich, the Leavittsburg woman
GM Lordstown on Cruze control
New robotic equipment is being prepared at the GM Lordstown complex for upcoming manufacturing of the new Chevy Cruze.
Best bets in entertainment
TV show gives glimpse of Pavlik in the kitchen YOUNGSTOWN — An episode of “Homeplate with Casey
Fueling the future in rural America
Opinion: This is the beginning of the driving season, and with gasoline prices being lower than a year ago,
Richards returns to reality
NEW YORK — Denise Richards’ reality show is called “It’s Complicated,” but her life seems less
TAKING CENTER STAGE
If the Oakland Center for the Arts was a professional baseball team, Robert Dennick Joki would be
The NBA \ Mock draft
1. L.A. Clippers: Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, PF He’s the only sure thing in this draft; an athletic
Miracle on grass?
Miracle on grass? The United States soccer team stunned the planet’s top-ranked team, Spain, 2-0,
The board will again seek voter approval of an $8.4 million bond issue in November.
The board will again seek voter approval of an $8.4 million bond issue in November. MINERAL
Daughter wants to improve mom’s chances to walk again
Dear Annie: After a botched operation left her bedridden for months, my mother has to relearn to
Hints make new uses for inexpensive items
Dear Heloise: I have read your column in our local paper (Sacramento, Calif.) for many years and
Man gets probation for beating
Others are still waiting to be sentenced for their roles in the beating. YOUNGSTOWN — A judge
GM leaves room for expansion during the Lordstown renovations.
GM leaves room for expansion during the Lordstown renovations. LORDSTOWN — The General Motors
A summary of recent criminal activity in Girard, Liberty and Hubbard:
A summary of recent criminal activity in Girard, Liberty and Hubbard: GIRARD June 22 Assault:
Livi Steel holds off Roth in seventh
STRUTHERS — Roth Brothers scored three runs in the ninth inning but couldn’t quite rally as Livi
MLB Roundup \ Wednesday’s other games
INTERLEAGUE Brewers 7, Twins 4 MILWAUKEE — Jason Kendall’s two-out double in the eighth inning
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Andr M. Little, 23, of 1619 Florence Ave. #1, Youngstown,
Area CD rates
RATES Certificates of deposit The table shows the annual percentage yield as of 06.24 .09. All
Newsmakers
Hilton not backing down over use of gay slur LOS ANGELES — Perez Hilton isn’t apologizing for
HOT TICKETS
The sweet smoke of barbequed pork ribs cooking over a charcoal flame will waft over route 422 in
Butler exhibition: something for everyone
YOUNGSTOWN – When the Butler’s 73rd National Midyear show opens Sunday, Valley residents will have
Movie listings
Movie listings are based on the best information provided to us at press time. Schedules are subject
T.S. Hiscox
“Before the complex was built, we had fields scattered all over the town — from the city parks to
Protecting the public
Opinion: Protecting the public EDITOR: Congratulations to the victim who reported his abuse by Father
Even Thabeet, Rubio come with doubts in this draft
NEW YORK (AP) — Hasheem Thabeet realizes his offensive game needs work and understands it will be
Paleontologists visit Creation Museum
PETERSBURG, Ky. (AP) — In a dimly lit corner of the controversial Creation Museum stands a replica
Sharapova exits early at Wimbledon; Federer wins
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — Give Maria Sharapova credit for honesty. Before Wimbledon began, she
Chinese tires rolling across U.S.
Opinion: Last week, the U.S. International Trade Commission ruled in favor of a petition presented earlier
Several governors have admitted sexual indiscretions
South Carolina’s Mark Sanford is one of several governors who have admitted to affairs while in
Soccer Shocker
U.S. team stuns No. 1 Spain, 2-0 BLOEMFONTEIN, South Africa (AP) — The world will surely take
Ailing health care system demands bipartisan cure
Editorial: Doing nothing about the rising cost of health care in America and the increasing number of Americans
Canton welcomes world for junior football tourney
NORTH CANTON (AP) — The exhausting 37-hour trip from home was down to its final seconds when New
Metro digest
3rd Ward public meeting YOUNGSTOWN — Councilman Jamael Tito Brown, D-3rd, is having a public
GAME TIME | Thunder
Who: Mahoning Valley Thunder (1-11) vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers (10-2) When: Saturday, 7:05
Thousands of police crush hundreds of protesters
Thousands of police crush hundreds of protesters TEHRAN, Iran — A flood of security forces using
Loboy to host Marquee Awards
Jim Loboy, weather forecaster for WYTV-33, will host the 6th annual Marquee Awards, which honor
Another young Buckeye set to go in Round 1
COLUMBUS (AP) — John Wooden won 10 NCAA championships at UCLA by stockpiling incredible talent and
Aspenleiter daughte
• Kenneth and Jennifer (Brindisi) Aspenleiter, 5590 Lincoln Center, Blvd., Dublin, are announcing
Howland native is launch manager for Cruze
An upscale interior, better crash protection and 40 mpg are key features of the car. By DON
Weekend brings ribs, music and bikinis
NILES — The Mahoning Valley Rib Burn Off heads into its 25th year with a new operator, but
Eco-Art Contest putting its emphasis on green
YOUNGSTOWN — Creating art out of recycled materials has been occurring for years, but the emphasis
Where to go for entertainment
TheSources Ticketmaster: Macy’s in Eastwood, Southern Park and Shenango Valley malls; and Giant
Children are the real victims of reality TV
Willow Palin needs your help. Thousands of viewers expressed outrage recently when David Letterman
auditions Where to try out for roles
ACTORS “The Renter.” Actors needed for short film to be shot in Youngstown/Sharon, Pa., area.
Pa. budget debate takes to television airwaves
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — The state’s top Democrat and top Republican defended conflicting plans for
Black Eyed Peas new CD drops with a boom, pow
NEW YORK — The leader of the Black Eyed Peas has some helpful suggestions about when exactly to
GM will close Shreveport, La., plant by June 2012
General Motors Corp. will close its assembly and stamping plants in Shreveport, La., no later than
Oscars raise Best Picture nods to 10
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — The Academy Awards are doubling the number of best-picture nominees
Band enjoys when it gets back to its Roots
NEW YORK — It’s 10 minutes to show time backstage at “Late Night With Jimmy Fallon,” and Ahmir
Rockin’ on the Creek concert series to begin
POLAND — A free outdoor concert series titled Rockin’ on the Creek begins July 2 at Yellow Creek
“A grave situation is being forged in the Korean peninsula where a nuclear war could happen
Opinion: “A grave situation is being forged in the Korean peninsula where a nuclear war could happen with any
Factory orders continue to rise
WASHINGTON (AP) — Orders to U.S. factories for manufactured goods from computers to aircraft surged
Small Ships Revue set for Friday
SHARON, Pa. — The 29th annual Small Ships Revue is ready to set sail Friday at Quaker Steak & Lube.
24-year employee becomes CEO of Best Buy Co.
CHICAGO (AP) — It was September 1985 when a 24-year-old Brian Dunn knotted his skinny leather tie
Citigroup boosts salaries to offset lower bonuses
NEW YORK (AP) — Citigroup Inc. is increasing the base salaries of many employees — reportedly by as
Jazz festival to feature region’s best combos
BERLIN CENTER — Mastropietro Winery’s second annual jazz festival Sunday will feature five of the
John Tinsley
“Everything we do centers around the kids. We want them to have a nice, safe place to play and we
Number of Ford suppliers in trouble more than doubled in past year
DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) — Ford Motor Co.’s top executive for auto- parts purchasing said Wednesday the
Health-benefits tax remains possibility
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama left the door open to a new tax on health-care benefits
‘Jon & Kate’ will regroup, return Aug. 3
NEW YORK (AP) — While Jon and Kate Gosselin begin to sort out the pieces of their broken marriage,
‘Buy American’ bad for Farrell, Pa.
Opinion: There is a steel mill in my Western Pennsylvania county that is struggling due to the AFL-CIO and
Life support to end for boy beaten on Father’s Day
WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) — A 7-year-old boy who traveled to the state to spend the summer with his
“So You Think You Can Dance? (9 p.m., Fox): The sweet 16? It won’t be for long as two
“So You Think You Can Dance? (9 p.m., Fox): The sweet 16? It won’t be for long as two more
Obama tilting at green windmills
Opinion: WASHINGTON — The Spanish professor is puzzled. Why, Gabriel Calzada wonders, is the U.S. president
Hasselbeck: Plagiarism charge is meritless
BOSTON (AP) — “The View” co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck says a claim that she plagiarized parts of her
Haiti needs help — now
Miami Herald: As of last week, when Haitian Prime Minister Michele Pierre-Louis visited Miami, Haiti
More Dems push for tax increase
Senate and House leaders and Gov. Ted Strickland have not supported the move. COLUMBUS — Two
Theater group, Boardman guild to stage ‘Honk!’
The Boardman Drama Guild and Boardman Community Theatre will present “Honk!,” a musical based on
Dems outline immigration law overhaul
WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats outlined plans Wednesday to overhaul the nation’s immigration laws,
AWOL governor admits affair with Argentine
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — After going AWOL for seven days, Gov. Mark Sanford admitted Wednesday that he
Animal organizations get grants
YOUNGSTOWN — Seven nonprofit organizations devoted to animal welfare have received $10,000 each from
Pro-Iran regime hackers deface school’s site
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Hackers defaced the home page of the Ore- gon University System, posting a
Cheap Trick refuses to surrender
When it comes to power pop, it’s hard not to give Cheap Trick its due. Formed more than 35 years
Today in history
Today is Thursday, June 25, the 176th day of 2009. There are 189 days left in the year. On this date
Country star John Michael Montgomery keeping it genuine
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Allen plans to run for Congress
BOARDMAN — Dr. Donald K. Allen, who ran last year as a write-in candidate for president of the
It’s never too late to take Vitamin D
Q. I have leg pain when walking and hip pain at night. I have a vitamin D level of 14. Is it too
Q. How long have you coached?
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Different poolside memories
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Poland festival set for this weekend
POLAND — The annual Celebrate Poland festival begins Friday with a strawberry festival and
Police find weapons at scene of shooting
CAMPBELL — Police found a submachine gun and a bulletproof vest after searching 108 Monroe St.,
LSU tames Texas for CWS title
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — LSU, which two years ago wasn’t good enough to qualify for its conference
Struthers company is awarded contract
The waterline installation will follow completion of a sanitary sewer. YOUNGSTOWN — Rudzik
Robbery, home invasion investigated by police
One man was beaten in one of the crimes. YOUNGSTOWN — Police are looking for the individuals
Scrappers wrap up More from Eastwood Field
Toles bobblehead: On Aug. 2, he first 1,000 fans will receive a bobblehead statue of Ted Toles, the
Business digest
REGION First Place Bank to buy 3 AmTrust Bank branches WARREN — First Place Bank said Wednesday
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Animal protection groups awarded funds
YOUNGSTOWN — Seven nonprofit organizations devoted to animal welfare
Edna Pincham, community activist, former school board president, dead at 72
YOUNGSTOWN — Edna Pincham, former Youngstown school board president, community activist, and the
Youngstown council postpones vote again asking for elimination of city judgeship
YOUNGSTOWN — While the city administration and the municipal court judges spar over the need for
Ohio lawmakers promote creation of state livestock board
COLUMBUS — Lawmakers moved quickly to finalize a November ballot issue that would create a
Two men indicted for double homicide in Warren
WARREN — The two men accused of firing the guns that killed Lloyd McCoy Jr., 11, and Marvin J.
Struthers firm submits lowest bid for Petersburg waterline job
YOUNGSTOWN — Rudzik Excavating Inc. of Struthers was the lowest bidder for the Petersburg water
Woman indicted in attack on grandmother
WARREN — Crystal Goodrich, the Leavittsburg woman accused of stabbing her 81-year-old grandmother
Leavittsburg man injured in Canfield motorcycle crash
CANFIELD — A Leavittsburg man is recovering after a motorcycle crash this morning sent him to the
Arrest warrant issued in Campbell shooting
CAMPBELL — Police found a submachine gun and a bulletproof vest after searching 108 Monroe St.,
Boardman veterinarian plans to challenge U.S. Rep. Wilson
BOARDMAN — Dr. Donald K. Allen, who ran last year as a write-in candidate for president of the
METAMORPHOSIS AT LORDSTOWN || GALLERY
The underbody of the Chevrolet Cruze is shown as John Donahoe, plant manager at GM Lordstown, talks about the new vehicle today in Lordstown, where the plant is shut down for retooling.
Suspicious item in Ohio luggage: Pickled mangoes
COLUMBUS (AP) — An Ohio airport summoned a bomb squad to detonate a suspicious item that turned out
Coal miner killed by falling rock in southwestern Pa.
WIND RIDGE, Pa. (AP) — A coal miner is dead after being hit by falling rock inside a mine in
Akron mayor relieved to survive recall vote
AKRON (AP) — The city’s mayor who survived a recall vote says the episode was a reminder that you
Youngstown man gets probation for beating incident at Campbell home
YOUNGSTOWN — A judge has ordered a city man to spend the next 12 months on probation for his role in
S.C. Gov. admits to affair in Argentina, resigns as chairman of GOP governors association
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford says he’s been unfaithful to his wife with
Michael Jordan’s son, Jeff, dropping hoops for studies
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) — Michael Jordan’s son, Jeff, will not be playing basketball at Illinois next
Route 224 bridge in Poland to be named for Marine PFC James Spencer
POLAND — Marine PFC James H. Spencer died nearly 42 years ago, but some community members plan a
Time Warner, Comcast to start online video trials
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Time Warner Inc. and Comcast Corp. on Wednesday took concrete steps to bring
Report: Woman hurt in Kings Island coaster incident was in ICU
CINCINNATI (AP) — An investigators’ report shows a woman who complained she hurt her head on an Ohio
Pittsburgh braces for G-20 summit headaches
PITTSBURGH (AP) — It was every bride’s worst nightmare — but it happened in a way no one would
Ohio Parole Board rejects mercy for multistate killer
COLUMBUS (AP) — The Ohio Parole Board has rejected mercy for a death row inmate sentenced to die
Gov. Strickland gets berated on proposed cuts
COLUMBUS (AP) — Constituencies from libraries to mental health advocates are berating Gov. Ted
Pa. state budget battle heads to TV tonight
HARRISBURG (AP) — The top Democrat and top Republican in Pennsylvania state government are taking
Erie County, Pa., confirms first two swine flu cases
ERIE, Pa. (AP) — The Erie County Health Department says tests have confirmed two children are the
Legalization of casino table games eyed in Pa.
HARRISBURG (AP) — Table games are on the table in the Pennsylvania Legislature. The House Gaming
GM shows off preparations for launch of Chevrolet Cruze
LORDSTOWN — General Motors officials today showed off the work being done at the Lordstown complex
Ohio suburb requires yard waste to be put at curb
SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio (AP) — The recession has hit home in a swanky Cleveland suburb where homeowners
3rd Ward public meeting on crime prevention is Thursday
YOUNGSTOWN — Councilman Jamael Tito Brown, D-3rd, is having a public meeting for 3rd Ward citizens
Ex-Cleveland cop gets year in prison on sex count
CLEVELAND (AP) — A former Cleveland police officer sobbed as a judge sentenced him to one year in
Come out on Friday, Saturday to Celebrate Poland
POLAND — The annual Celebrate Poland festival begins Friday with a strawberry festival and
Valley native Dr. Jerri Nielsen FitzGerald dies
Valley native Dr. Jerri Nielsen FitzGerald, whose struggle against breast cancer during a winter
Poker run benefit
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FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
WEDNESDAY • American Legion Post 290, state Route 14, Columbiana, has its kitchen open to the
Date announced for Miller-Burkey summer wedding
SALEM — Announced by Bob and Linda Burkey, 1922 Countryside Drive, is the engagement of their son,
Lowellville church for Petrock, Cormell wedding
POLAND — Randall and Toni Petrock, 3973 Via Siena, are announcing the engagement of their daughter
Belfast-Arnoto engagement is being announced
YOUNGSTOWN — Jennifer Belfast of Youngstown and Mark Arnoto of Lisbon are announcing their
Khanthawichai, Koliser wedding to be Aug. 15
Eve Khanthawichai of Bethesda, Md., and Richard Koliser of Gaithersburg, Md., are engaged and have
Perez breaks through; Scrappers stay perfect
NILES — Rookie catcher Roberto Perez of the Mahoning Valley Scrappers is trying to follow in the
Democrats ask Strickland to consider raising taxes
More than 20 other states have increased taxes to meet their budget deficits. COLUMBUS — A
Despite cutbacks, city lists $50K job
Without a court settlement with a federal agency, it’s unlikely the city would fill the vacancy, the
Cleveland’s losing streak gone in a Huff
David Huff tossed eight shutout innings, Grady Sizemore returned and the Tribe bullpen survived a
Wimble-done: Safin bounced in first round
Against unheralded Jesse Levine, a 133rd-ranked qualifier, Safin ended his always-turbulent
Mayor: Union given every opportunity
Four ranking officers signed up for the early retirement offer so far. YOUNGSTOWN — Mayor Jay
Woman charged with stabbing grandmother; bond set at $1M
The stabbing occurred while a third woman tried to open the door for a police officer. NEWTON
Steelers, Starks ink 4-year deal
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Offensive tackle Max Starks has signed a four-year contract that keeps him with
Thunder’s McGee gets NFL tryout
Mahoning Valley’s 24-year-old defensive lineman had a workout with the Buffalo Bills. By JOHN
Lucky 13: Taylor named defensive player of week
CHICAGO — Mahoning Valley Thunder defensive back Brandon Taylor was named the af2’s defensive player
Official: Public urging kept mail facility open
Commissioners also approved a voluntary unpaid-leave program for county workers. NEW CASTLE,
Trumbull to get mapping system
WARREN — Trumbull County dispatchers will have a better way to pinpoint wireless 911 emergency
Gunman sought in South Side shooting
The victim is listed in stable condition. YOUNGSTOWN — Police continue their search for the
Commissioners OK street improvements
Drug take-back drive is today at the Austintown police station. YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning County
Festival planned in McDonald
McDONALD — The 76th annual Homecoming, sponsored by the McDonald Fire Department Social
POLAND ZONING MEETING: Complex decision
Norma Hazelbaker and Stephen Queen stand in the backyard of Hazelbaker’s Marion Drive home in Poland. They are opposed to a plan to build apartment buildings nearby.
Intensified crackdown subdues protests
CAIRO (AP) — Overwhelmed by police and left with limited alternatives, Iranian demonstrators
U.S. automakers can compete — if field is level
Opinion: Chrysler’s alliance with Fiat, finalized this month, creates a fresh start for the company and for
Iranians learning to stand on their own
Opinion: The drama in Iran marks a turning point in Middle East history — precisely because the United States
Assassination in Pakistan exposes Taliban rifts
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MLB Roundup \ Tuesday’s other games
Interleague Phillies 10, Rays 1 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Chase Utley homered and drove in four
Paving contract awarded
Paving contract awarded POLAND — Poland schools awarded a $58,800 contract Monday to pave a
World’s 65+ population to triple by 2050
WASHINGTON (AP) — The world’s 65-and-older population will triple by midcentury to 1 in 6 people,
City makes constructive use of deconstruction program
This process allows the reuse of building materials. YOUNGSTOWN — A long-abandoned house on
Griffin confident he can turn around the Clippers
NEW YORK (AP) — Blake Griffin heard the doubters who wondered why he was joining a college team
Surplus food
Surplus food Price Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church, 920 Dryden Ave., Youngstown, 10 to 11 a.m.
Wal-Mart hopes to hold onto new flock of customers
The recession steered a new type of customer to Wal-Mart — deeper in the pockets and suddenly
Boardman, Poland police blotters
A summary of recent criminal activity in Boardman and Poland townships: BOARDMAN June 19
Today in history
Today is Wednesday, June 24, the 175th day of 2009. There are 190 days left in the year. On this
Unemployment to drag in the Valley, official says
The Mahoning Valley’s unemployment rate dropped just a bit but is still double what it was last
‘Transformers’ packs a lot of brawn, no brain
As big, dumb summer “entertainments” go, they don’t get much bigger or much dumber than
MEN AT WORK: Paul Hutchison, top left, oversees the removal of the ceiling at a home at 945
MEN AT WORK: Paul Hutchison, top left, oversees the removal of the ceiling at a home at 945
NORTHFIELD RESULTS
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Max contract
Max contract Offensive tackle Max Starks signed a four-year contract that keeps him with the
Hurricane Andres forms off Mexico’s Pacific coast
PUERTO VALLARTA, Mexico (AP) — Andres strengthened into the Pacific season’s first hurricane
Sports notices
baseball Columbiana Youth — tournament for players age 7-8 starts July 6. Call (330) 892-0299 or
No garden needed for this lesson on flour
Dear Heloise: What is the difference between plain and all-purpose flour? Both can be purchased at
‘Tonight’ sidekick McMahon dies at 86
LOS ANGELES — Ed McMahon, the loyal “Tonight Show” sidekick who bolstered boss Johnny Carson with
Higher education not ‘good thing’ for all
Opinion: Even if the “stimulus” package doesn’t seem to be doing much to stimulate the economy, it is
Study: Women look away more from photos of babies with birth defects
WASHINGTON — Puzzling new research suggests women have a harder time than men looking at babies with
Czechs checking out Sustr for WJHC
RAGUE, Czech Republic — Youngstown Phantoms defenseman Andrej Sustr was invited to the Czech Ice
Computer failure: cause of crash?
WASHINGTON (AP) — Investigators looking into the deadly crash of two Metro transit trains focused
Hoppel’s Arena brings back rodeo for 2 nights
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Unsuspecting scammer gets taken for $25,000
Dear Annie: I recently lost my job of 13 years. While checking out various employment listings, I
Agenda Thursday
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D.C. visitors play new spy game
WASHINGTON (AP) — An Ohio family of five recently went undercover in the nation’s capital to help
Discover the deep, dark sweetness of molasses
Take molasses out of its traditional role to impart complex flavor to savories as well as to
ADA has meant freedom
Opinion: June 22 marked the 10th anniversary of a landmark ruling for people with disabilities. The case,
Home sales rise, but recovery being hindered
WASHINGTON (AP) — Nationwide home sales may have finally hit bottom, new data shows, but a host of
There are ways to keep grilled chicken moist
This flavorful Peanut Butter-chutney Barbecued Chicken keeps the flavor up while reducing fat by
Council will help auto workers get new jobs, Biden says
PERRYSBURG, Ohio (AP) — A new government council will help auto industry workers transition to new
Chinese tires provide test case for Obama trade stance
Editorial: Chinese tires provide test case for Obama trade stance Even after the U.S. International Trade
Nixon tapes reveal behind-the-scenes chats
As President Richard Nixon was negotiating an end to U.S. military involvement in Vietnam in January
Church leaders urge restoration of funding
Education reform helps ease the financial and learning disparities among Ohio’s school districts,
Fuel-efficient vehicles get jolt from U.S. government
DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) — Cultivating the next generation of fuel-efficient vehicles, the Obama
Obama’s misplaced concerns
Opinion: Obama’s misplaced concerns EDITOR: The Obama administration said recently it was overturning a
Revolutionary technologies
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HOF baseball writers mull steroids question
CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago chapter of the Baseball Writers’ Association of America is taking up the
Monday’s Games
Monday’s Games Interleague Colorado 11, L.A. Angels 1 Oakland 5, San Francisco 1 National
Serena unhappy about food rules
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — Wimbledon is awash with food stalls and restaurants, but you can’t bring
Food drive scheduled for Saturday
Columbiana County Organizing for America is having a healthy food drive in conjunction with National
Wedge’s status uncertain for the slumping Indians
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Eric Wedge talked about center fielder Grady Sizemore’s return from the disabled
Business digest
NATION Judge: GM bondholders don’t need committee NEW YORK — A bankruptcy court judge says that
on area diamonds Youth baseball & softball
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GM to eliminate 4,000 more white-collar jobs
DETROIT (AP) — About 4,000 more salaried workers at General Motors Corp. will lose their jobs by the
Sports digest
AREA Yankush cycles to Pa. win PITTSBURGH — Jim Yankush of North Lima won last weekend’s Masters
TUESDAY drawings
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Oil industry gets a tax break in GOP-led Ohio budget plan
The plan comes at a time when lawmakers are trying to plug a deficit before July. COLUMBUS (AP) —
Man suspected of writing bad checks
BOARDMAN — Police arrested a man Friday in connection with passing bad checks at two Boardman
Two arraigned on more charges
Both people were free on bond when the shooting took place. YOUNGSTOWN — A man and woman
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“America’s Got Talent” (9 p.m., NBC): Susan Boyle and her fellow British standouts have thrown down
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TODAY 7 a.m. (ESPN) Tennis: Wimbledon. 8:30 a.m. (STO) Baseball: “Indians Minor League Report.”
MAHONING COUNTY COURT LISTINGS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Scott S. Whitaker, 39, of 6348 Tala Drive, Poland, and Lisa M.
Flying mammals benefit humans
A bat’s wing is made up of fingers encased in a membrane, which gives them great maneuverability.
Board seeks ‘wow’ factor in new superintendent
Austintown school officials expect to narrow the candidate pool after the holiday.
Marlins club Knights, 10-3, in Warren AA
Caullan Owens homered, Marques Shannon tripled and Joe Vaught went 3-for-5 with a double and two
Fehr’s legacy: Era of steroids
Maybe the best way to explain Donald Fehr is that he was very good, maybe even too good, at his job.
Dog wardens to canvass Lawrence Co. in July
NEW CASTLE, Pa. — Dog wardens will canvass Lawrence County July 13 and 15 looking for unlicensed
Commercial Activities Tax
Commercial Activities Tax Here are some facts about Ohio’s Commercial Activities Tax, which
Such a booming business should be legal in Ohio
Opinion: Such a booming business should be legal in Ohio EDITOR: The time is long overdue to change the
District’s payments may be delayed
A delay in receiving state Homestead reimbursement funds could cause a year-end squeeze.
PGs try to stand out in draft loaded with them
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — Jonny Flynn dragged himself into the New Jersey Nets’ practice facility
Army Field Band to perform at park
The band has appeared in all 50 states and 30 countries since its 1946 formation. BOARDMAN — The
Sandberg: Sosa doesn’t deserve to be in Baseball Hall of Fame
CHICAGO (AP) — Former Chicago Cubs star Ryne Sandberg says Sammy Sosa doesn’t belong in the Baseball
“I’m not sure if everyone in the safety system is paying the proper attention that needs
Opinion: “I’m not sure if everyone in the safety system is paying the proper attention that needs to be
Now is a berry good time of year
The warmer weather and sun-speckled days signify that summer’s popular berries, such as
It’s a fine line for Obama concerning Iran
WASHINGTON — So much for studied neutrality. Even as he said he wasn’t doing it, President Barack
Tuesday, June 23 (121 stories)
Federal judge upholds Ohio no-touch strip club law
CLEVELAND (AP) — A federal judge has upheld Ohio’s “no-touch” law for strip clubs. U.S. District
Youngstown board ponders way to balance general fund budget
YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown City School District treasurer said the district may have to delay
Montana man caught with Pa. girl pleads not guilty
ERIE, Pa. (AP) — A Montana man accused of taking a 14-year-old runaway girl from Pennsylvania to
Group of Ohio Democrats calls for tax hike
COLUMBUS (AP) — A small group of Democratic lawmakers is splitting from Gov. Ted Strickland and
Bond set at $1M for woman charged with stabbing her grandmother
NEWTON FALLS — A 29-year-old Leavittsburg woman is in the Trumbull County Jail on $1 million bond,
Dog wardens to canvass Lawrence Co. for unlicensed dogs in July
NEW CASTLE, Pa. — Dog wardens will canvas Lawrence County July 13 and July 15 looking for unlicensed
Despite financial hardships, Youngstown plans to hire treatment plant employee
YOUNGSTOWN — The financially strapped city, looking at layoffs to balance its general fund budget,
Police seek gunman who wounded a South Side man in his home
YOUNGSTOWN — Police continue their search for the gunman who entered a South Side home and fired
Army Field Band to perform July 3 at Boardman Park
BOARDMAN — The internationally acclaimed United States Army Field Band of Washington, D.C., will
Lawrence Co. treasurer extends deadline to pay taxes without penalty
NEW CASTLE, Pa. — Lawrence County Treasurer Richard L. Rapone will extend the date to pay county
Work progresses on Poland schools stadium project
POLAND — Poland schools awarded a $58,800 contract on Monday to pave a parking lot for a new
Be careful who you text, you may go to jail
SALEM, N.J. (AP) — A man who allegedly wanted to buy some marijuana was arrested after he mistakenly
Lucky guy: Georgia man wings big lottery prizes twice in week
AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) -- A 62-year-old man struck it big twice in the Georgia Lottery. Earl Fritz won
Beatitude House gets $2,500 grant from Youngstown/Mahoning Valley United Way
YOUNGSTOWN — Beatitude House has received $2,500 grant form the Youngstown/Mahoning Valley United
Pa. brother, sister die in apparent murder-suicide
YORK, Pa. (AP) — Police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide of a brother and sister in
Oil industry gets tax break in Ohio budget plan
COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio’s budget plan would give a tax break to the oil industry at a time when state
Girard Planning Commission meets Wednesday
GIRARD — Girard Planning Commission meets at 4 p.m. Wednesday in the conference room at the mayor’s
U.S. interior secretary to meet with Flight 93 landowners
SOMERSET, Pa. (AP) — Interior Secretary Ken Salazar privately met today with landowners to discuss
Reported injury shuts down Kings Island roller coaster
CINCINNATI (AP) — Kings Island amusement park near Cincinnati has shut down its popular Son of Beast
Methodist bishops oppose Ohio slots
COLUMBUS (AP) — Two leaders of the United Methodist Church in Ohio say they’re disappointed that
Pa. high court nominees each raise $250K-plus
HARRISBURG (AP) — The nominees for an open seat on Pennsylvania’s high court are running about even
Akron officials review plan for so-called suicide bridge
AKRON (AP) — The city is moving closer to a safety upgrade meant to deter jumpers from what’s often
Ohio parks eliminate trash cans, waste pickups
WAYNESVILLE, Ohio (AP) — Budget cuts mean at many state parks in Ohio it’s now BYOB: bring your own
Improvement shown in Mahoning Valley unemployment levels
The Mahoning Valley will struggle to return to the low unemployment levels of last year even when
Famous pitchman Ed McMahon dead
From Newsday: Ed McMahon, the greatest second banana in show biz history, died Tuesday in Los
Deadline for police officers’ early retirement approaches
YOUNGSTOWN — Mayor Jay Williams said his administration is “trying to give every opportunity” to its
Participants welcome to enter cornhole leagues
Participants welcome to enter cornhole leagues SALEM — Salem Community Center is organizing
Gentile-Weaver wedding planned for July in Canfield
Mary Beth Gentile of Naples, Fla., and Angelo Gentile of Youngstown are announcing the engagement of
REUNIONS | Former classmates plan to meet
• The Boardman High School Class of 1970 will have its 40-year reunion next year. The banquet will
Wedding planned by Miss Hum and Mr. Maiorana
COLUMBIANA — Robert J. and Marla K. Hum, 44208 Kelly Park Road, are announcing plans for the
Schorsten-Deutsch July 4 wedding to be in Indiana
BOARDMAN — George and Marian Schorsten, 4006 Windsor Road, are announcing plans for the upcoming
YSU taps reserves for new centers
The university decided not to wait for state funding, which could take six years. YOUNGSTOWN —
University hosts forum on energy
The Mahoning Valley connects with researchers working in new forms of energy. YOUNGSTOWN —
Scrappers drop Spikes, stay perfect
Mahoning Valley opened a 7-0 lead en route to a 7-6 win over State College. NILES — After
Official: ‘Premature’ to say unions to pay into insurance
The city of Warren still needs to cut $800,000 more from the 2009 budget. WARREN — Human
Keeping fields ready for dreams
Boardman’s baseball/softball complex thrives as summer’s heart of the community. BOARDMAN —
Library officials brace for news
‘It’s catastrophic; it’s devastating,’ a local library system director says of the governor’s proposed cuts.
Justin Byler chases his dream after injury
Justin Byler chases his dream after injury The former Howland and Harding player returned to
Family of hawks halts mail delivery in Liberty
Neighbors hadn’t received mail for about a week because of the birds. LIBERTY — Deborah
Cobalt improves initial quality score
The car finished ninth out of 20 compact cars in initial quality. The Chevrolet Cobalt
Glover holds on for a two-shot win at U.S. Open
Phil Mickelson and David Duval had late surges to create tense final moments. FARMINGDALE, N.Y.
Union chief Fehr retires
He led the baseball players’ association for 25 years. NEW YORK (AP) — Donald Fehr announced his
U.S. team copes minus Bocanegra
RUSTENBURG, South Africa (AP) — The United States has made a run to the semifinals of the
Delivery driver robbed
Delivery driver robbed WARREN — A female pizza-delivery driver was robbed at gunpoint Sunday
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St. E’s to add new facility
Partners for Urology Health, a 13,000-square-foot center, will allow patients to see their doctor
baseball
baseball Columbiana Youth — tournament for players age 7-8 starts July 6. Call (330) 892-0299 or
How can teen girl get friend to report rape?
Dear Annie: I am 16 years old, and my friend “Kelly” is 17. Last week, Kelly went to a party where
Prepaid cards make online shopping much safer
Dear Heloise: I prefer not to use my personal credit card when making donations or purchases online.
Obama signs tobacco law
WASHINGTON (AP) — Lamenting his first teenage cigarette, President Barack Obama ruefully admitted on
Assistance saves taxpayers money
The income tax program puts more money in people’s pockets and stimulates the economy.
Today is Tuesday, June 23, the 174th day of 2009. There are 191 days left in the year. On this date
Today is Tuesday, June 23, the 174th day of 2009. There are 191 days left in the year. On this date
Unrest could hinder Tehran’s regional goals
CAIRO (AP) — Iran has had an impressive run for the past decade — expanding its regional muscle
Bravo’s ‘NYC Prep’ peeks inside world of rich kids
NEW YORK — In the debut episode of “NYC Prep,” Bravo’s new water-cooler reality series about the
Surplus food
Surplus food People’s Chapel Church of God, 2145 Hillman St., Youngstown, various commodities, 11
Officials charged in fire that killed 47 children
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Salem man, 29, killed by train; police investigate
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“The Superstars” (8 p.m., ABC): On “The Superstars,” celebrities live out
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Fitzgerald, darling of liberals, strikes out
Opinion: When U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald was investigating the leak of a CIA officer’s name a couple of
Corrections
Richard Farkas, 29, of Hawley Avenue, Salem, was struck and killed by a passing train shortly after
Sports digest
ysu Softball tryouts YOUNGSTOWN — YSU softball coach Brian Campbell will hold walk-on tryouts
Deal for Delphi may face detour
Platinum Equity, the Beverly Hills, Calif., investment firm, is hitting a few speed bumps in its
MLB ROUNDUP Monday’s games
NATIONAL LEAGUE Mets 6, Cardinals 4 NEW YORK — No matter how many All-Stars get injured, the New
TLC’s Jon, Kate say they’re divorcing
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Tiger Woods sees red — just not on leaderboard
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — He didn’t need to hear any more. “Do you beat yourself up over this one,” the
CANFIELD CITY
CANFIELD CITY June 19 Drug abuse: Police arrested a 24-year-old North Canton woman on charges of
The West can huff and puff, but it won’t blow Iran down
Editorial: The political upheaval that has gripped Iran since President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was declared the
Baby boomers: The worst?
Editorial: The Jersey Journal, Jersey City, N.J.: While those who fought fascism in World War II are considered
Small Ships Revue scheduled for Friday
SHARON, Pa. — The 29th annual Small Ships Revue in the downtown area is Friday. The parade will
Gas mandates to help carmakers profit, study says
DETROIT (AP) — U.S. automakers have underestimated the importance of fuel efficiency to consumers,
Kodachrome to be retired
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — Sorry, Paul Simon, Kodak is taking your Kodachrome away. The Eastman Kodak
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Opinion: “As long as our country has become a proud nuclear power, the U.S. should take a correct look at
City marks river’s comeback on 40th anniversary of fire
CLEVELAND (AP) — The joke is no longer on Cleveland, with fish, jet skis, kayakers and boaters
Money isn’t curing public education
Opinion: Some people have certain presumptions — for example, that government is better suited to handling
Bleak global economic forecast drags stocks down
NEW YORK (AP) — A surprisingly bleak forecast for the world economy pushed stocks to their biggest
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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Apple’s new-model iPhone hits 1M sales in just 3 days
NEW YORK (AP) — Apple Inc. sold more than a million units of its latest iPhone model in the first
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AREA DIAMONDS \ Youth baseball & softball
BASEBALL Tri-T Colt Classic Division Hubbard Midland 9, Niles Blue 1 Struthers Morgan Oil
Brazil’s foreign policy stinks
Opinion: Brazil, Latin America’s biggest country, has received well-deserved praise in recent years for its
Sectarian fears rise in Iraq as violence flares
Opinion: BAGHDAD — A recent spate of attacks largely directed at Shia neighborhoods in Baghdad is fueling
MAHONING VALLEY SAVES Money advice
The Ohio State University Extension office, in partnership with local agencies and financial
Express defeats Action; Wharmby edges Roth
STRUTHERS — Zack Altmeyer tossed a complete game as the Youngstown Express defeated Action Physical
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MONDAY DRAWINGS OHIO Monday night: Pick 3, 5-7-9 Pick 4, 0-3-4-0 Classic Lotto, 5-10-12-
Lawmaker proposes sale of Ohio Lottery
The scholarships could be renewed annually. COLUMBUS — A state lawmaker has proposed selling
Chris Brown pleads guilty
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Liberty residents will net discount from aggregation
The township is a member of North East Ohio Public Energy Council. LIBERTY — Liberty Township
At least 6 killed as trains crash
WASHINGTON (AP) — One Metro transit train smashed into the rear of another at the height of the
Business news digest
NATION Delphi retirees take action over pensions INDIANAPOLIS — The Delphi Salaried Retirees
Sharapova struggles to advance
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — There was a time, not all that long ago, when Maria Sharapova wondered
LSU rallies for 11th-inning victory
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Mikie Mahtook singled in the winning run in the top of the 11th inning after DJ
Manny fever hits Albuquerque
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — J.J. Gutierrez, a 15-year-old baseball fan, didn’t mince words when asked
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Ronald E. Kitchen, 40, of Austintown, and Felicia M. Booker,
Agenda Wednesday
Agenda Wednesday Boardman Township trustees, 5:30 p.m., Township Government Center, 8299 Market
Iranian officials acknowledge irregularities
TEHRAN, Iran — Government authorities stepped up their crackdown on protesters Monday, as Iranian
Youngstown State University Football Players, coaches and staff instructed and mentored children
Youngstown State University Football Players, coaches and staff instructed and mentored children
Mickelson comes up short again
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — There was no smile, just a look of resignation as Phil Mickelson trudged wearily
Girl Scouts honored for achievements
MACEDONIA — Girl Scouts of North East Ohio presented Gold Awards to 77 Girl Scouts at an achievement
U.S. OPEn \ Notebook
What if? No golf tournament ends without a number of players able to say “What if?” over one hole or
Sunday’s Games
Sunday’s Games INTERLEAGUE Detroit 3, Milwaukee 2 Chicago White Sox 4, Cincinnati 1 Tampa
Budget puts conservation at risk
The next two-year budget must be cut by upward of $3 billion. COLUMBUS — Last month, just
Early stumble doesn’t stop a Federer victory
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — The new roof wasn’t tested. Roger Federer was — briefly. The retractable
LEADERBOARD U.S. Open
LEADERBOARD U.S. Open Lucas Glover69-64-70-73—276 Phil Mickelson69-70-69-70—278 David
Win masks problems for Richard Petty’s team
SONOMA, Calif. (AP) — It took eight winless seasons for Richard Petty to realize he was no longer
Flooding problems in Poland Township must be addressed
Opinion: Flooding problems in Poland Township must be addressed EDITOR: Poland Township is known as a
Slumping Phillies eager to hit road
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — When the Philadelphia Phillies return from a much-welcomed road trip, they
Former Pirates skipper gets Rockies rolling
Colorado has won 18 of 23 games since Jim Tracy replaced Clint Hurdle. DENVER (AP) — When former
Principal retires from Canfield
Barone has been involved in the Canfield school district for 35 years.
St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace
St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace Gerald and Jocelyn Mariotti, Youngstown, girl, June 21. Andrew
The problem with Leviticus
Opinion: The problem with Leviticus EDITOR: I was deeply disturbed to read the June 14 letter from a
Rallies nearly net Duval an Open victory
The former number-one player finished tied for second. FARMINGDALE, N.Y. (AP) — David Duval walked
Howland man gets more prison time for violation of probation
The original gun charge behind the probation violations involved a visit to the Howland police
Monday, June 22 (91 stories)
Leavittsburg woman charged with stabbing her grandmother
NEWTON FALLS — Crystal R. Goodrich, 29, of Leavittsburg, has been taken into custody and charged
Black American art exhibit begins Tuesday at Mill Creek MetroParks
YOUNGSTOWN — A national art exhibit begins Tuesday at Mill Creek MetroParks. The park system will
Graedons appear on Louie Free show Tuesday
Tune in to Louie B. Free’s show “Brainfood from the Heartland” on Tuesday to hear from Joe and Terry
Austintown trustees discuss plan to alleviate township flooding
AUSTINTOWN — Relief may be on the way for township residents who find their homes under water after
McDonald school board sets temporary budget
McDONALD — The board of education approved a temporary 2009-10 budget of $1.9 million to cover
Trial of YSU union president moved to August
YOUNGSTOWN — The trial of a Youngstown State University union president charged with one count of
State Route 558 in Fairfield Township closed Wednesday
COLUMBIANA — State Route 558 in Fairfield Township will be closed Wednesday for a culvert
Salem man struck and killed by train Sunday
SALEM — Police are trying to determine how a 29-year-old man was hit by a train and lost his life
State lawmaker proposes funding for scholarships: Sell or lease Ohio Lottery and turnpike
COLUMBUS — A state lawmaker has proposed selling or leasing the Ohio Lottery and leasing the Ohio
Ohio plans to create statewide board to set livestock standards
COLUMBUS — Statehouse Democrats and Republicans and Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland are backing a
Libraries say they’d suffer from governor’s budget cuts
YOUNGSTOWN — If the governor’s proposed budget cuts are enacted, Mahoning Valley library officials
Director made ‘premature” statement on health care, Warren official says
WARREN — Human Resources Director Gary Cicero’s statement that city’s six unions agreed last week to
Partnership helps senior citizens with income tax credits
YOUNGSTOWN — Five hundred of Mahoning Valley’s low- and moderate-income and senior residents
YSU will fund four Centers of Excellence
YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown State University will tap some of its budgetary reserves to provide seed
Woman in custody after grandmother is stabbed
NEWTON FALLS — A 29-year-old Leavittsburg woman has been taken into custody and charged with
Back to jail for Paul Pollis after probation violation
WARREN — Paul Pollis, the 42-year-old city man sent to prison for a year in 2007 for violating his
Energy experts plug Valley into ‘green revolution’
YOUNGSTOWN — Researchers who specialize in sustainable energy are at Youngstown State University
Trial of YSU union president delayed to Aug. 5
YOUNGSTOWN — The trial of a Youngstown State University union president charged with one count of
WORTH A LOOK | Events are open to the public
festivals SBlt Leetonia Artisans Festival is accepting applications for food and craft vendors to
Boardman’s Corey Linsley has excelled in track and football
Vindicator file photo AMY SCULLION OF SALEM SHOOTS FOR TWO ON MARCH 5 AGAINST AUSTINTOWN FITCH.
Anyone can race at Super Nationals
Motorcycles, semitrucks and even snowmobiles pulled up to the starting line. SALEM — The Super
Scrappers continue flawless kickoff
Mahoning Valley sweeps Jamestown By GREG GULAS NILES — Three games do not a season make, but
A place to call home
Todd Bacon and his mother, Lindie Bacon, have been overwhelmed by the kindness and generosity offered by Humility of Mary Health Partners' Guest House in Youngstown while Dan Bacon, Lindie's husband and Todd's father, recovers from car crash injuries.
Salem’s Amy Scullion is an All-Ohioan in both basketball and volleyball.
Salem’s Amy Scullion is an All-Ohioan in both basketball and volleyball. By JOE SCALZO When
City schools’ new math: Subtract $2M from budget
Youngstown district officials said they should have a balance equal to two months of expenditures.
Disappointed Franchitti settles for checkered flag in Iowa
Pole-sitter Helio Castroneves took seventh place in the Iowa Corn Indy 250. NEWTON, Iowa (AP) —
State award honors Youngstown Police Chief Hughes
The chief called the award one of his top honors. YOUNGSTOWN — Police Chief Jimmy Hughes has
Vintage cars, trucks spur supercharged Father’s Day in Beaver
NORTH LIMA - “It’s a labor of love.” That encapsulated John Stephens’ attitude regarding the 11
No more whomp, whomp, whomp: Route 11 repaving smooths journey
Rte. 11 work lets travelers take smoother trip north
Barnes’ lead remains at 1
The rain-delayed U.S. Open continues today. FARMINGDALE, N.Y. (AP) — Halfway through his third
Poll: Downturn doesn’t keep wedding guests away
Poll: Downturn doesn’t keep wedding guests away Only 3 percent of Americans said they’d declined
Racehorses face bleak retirement
Opinion: Every spring in the United States, as many as 50,000 thoroughbred mares give birth. Perhaps every
Redbox’s machines take on Netflix’s red envelopes
BELLEVUE, Wash. (AP) — With more subscribers than ever flocking to its DVD-by-mail service, Netflix
Trustee wants Canfield Twp. to be a Tree City
Trustee Randy Brashen cites the township’s new park as a major reason to become a Tree City.
Program aims to get driver into fuel efficient vehicles
Editorial: Program aims to get driver into fuel efficient vehicles “Cash for Clunkers,” the buyer incentive
Sports digest
area Renegades prevail COLUMBIANA — The Crestview Renegades’ minor league football team
Recession causes rising demand for discount lunches
DAYTON (AP) — Amid Ohio’s struggling economy, school officials are expecting an increased demand for
Husband’s apathy upsets her
Annie’s Mailbox Dear Annie: I need to know how to deal with my husband’s loss of emotion. He is
Old, outdated garage-sale signs annoy bargain-seeker
Dear Heloise: The garage-sale season is almost in full swing now. I get very excited to see a
Rockies complete Bucs sweep to finish homestand 8-1
Clint Barmes was Colorado’s catalyst in a 5-4 win in Denver. DENVER (AP) — As the Colorado
Longhorns bonded after tough opening
The winningest coach in Division I baseball is grateful to have his job. OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Augie
Barnes finds lead easier to grab than hold
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — Everything Ricky Barnes accomplished this weekend had magic written all over it.
Baseball begins new Hall tradition
Bob Feller, 90, and a boy, 11, participated in a new twist on an oldtimers game. COOPERSTOWN, N.Y.
U.S. upset over Egypt in soccer earns semi
The Americans, who won 3-0, also needed the Italians to lose by at least three. RUSTENBURG, South
Money led GM to woo Chrysler for merger
DETROIT — Last year, when Chrysler LLC approached General Motors Corp. about a possible merger, many
Even parked cruisers help
Opinion: Even parked cruisers help EDITOR: I would like to congratulate Salem Police chief Bob Floor on a
SUNDAY drawings
SUNDAY drawings OHIO Sunday night: Pick 3, 0-5-5 Pick 4, 2-2-6-0 Rolling Cash 5, 3-11-25-
Still at risk of swine flu
Still at risk of swine flu Miami Herald: Don’t throw that mask away just yet. The World Health
FTC to monitor blogs for claims, payments
Savvy consumers often go online for independent consumer reviews of products and services, scouring
Common good key in heath care debate
Opinion: At the Barbara Jordan Conference Center in Washington recently, researchers unveiled a new study
Obama’s goal for health care plain to see
Opinion: WASHINGTON — To dissect today’s health care debate, the crux of which concerns a “public option,”
SWEDEN
SWEDEN The Dagens Nyheter, Stockholm, June 17: Our Latvian neighbors are really going through a
Regional Business Digest
REGION BC Contracting receives Rockford Steel dealership STRUTHERS — BC Contracting, a family-
For Tuesday, June 23, 2009
For Tuesday, June 23, 2009 Happy birthday! In the next year: You are constantly changing and
Cards manager La Russa wins No. 2,500
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Albert Pujols comes through Kansas City once a season. The Royals wouldn’t
‘Twilight’ star is OK
‘Twilight’ star is OK NEW YORK — Robert Pattinson, the 23-year-old actor of “Twilight” mega-fame,
Poll finds receiving line is unpopular
poll A few results NEW YORK (AP) — Planning a wedding and want to make sure your guests are
New on home video This week’s DVD releases
Available Tuesday: “Confessions of a Shopaholic” (PG, 112 minutes): Is Rebecca Bloomwood the
On ‘Burn Notice,’ Sharon Gless is a scene-stealer
NEW YORK (AP) — Sharon Gless plays women with toughness, drive and, when it counts, a comic streak.
“Make It or Break It” (9 p.m., ABC Family): Something tells us that this new drama about
“Make It or Break It” (9 p.m., ABC Family): Something tells us that this new drama about the
Gilding the tobacco leaf
Opinion: Gilding the tobacco leaf EDITOR: George Will’s penchant for elegant but deceptive prose was
Columbiana County court filings
columbiana COUNTY Divorces asked Tammy Frank, Lisbon, v. Garry Frank, 9142 Steubenville Pike
Apple fans prepared for Jobs at part time
SEATTLE (AP) — Five and a half months ago, word that Steve Jobs would only work part-time as he
Jobless rate likely to hit record
COLUMBUS — Though Ohio unemployment climbed to 10.8 percent in May — double the monthly rate when
There’s a reason attendance was down at Borts pool
Opinion: There’s a reason attendance was down at Borts pool EDITOR: I was very disappointed by the news
Greener diet cuts cows’ methane burps
COVENTRY, Vt. (AP) — Vermont dairy farmers Tim Maikshilo and Kristen Dellert, mindful of shrinking
60-year history of underground weddings to end
HELLERTOWN, Pa. (AP) — The owners of an eastern Pennsylvania cave say they can no longer offer
Trespass, drug charges
Trespass, drug charges YOUNGSTOWN — A Girard man who had just been discharged from Northside
Mountaineer Results
MOUNTAINEER RESults Sunday 1st—Chassai La (Houghton)6.603.602.80 Feasible (Feliciano)7.805.00
class B League
class B League sunday’s linescores Dave Sugar Excavating 5, Roth Brothers 1 Roth0100000—143
Injured man at RR tracks
Injured man at RR tracks SALEM — A 50-year-old Hawley Avenue man was taken to Salem Community
Dave Sugar and Astro Falcons post victories in Class B action
STRUTHERS — Nick Crum tossed a four-hit complete game as Dave Sugar Excavating defeated Roth
Agenda Tuesday
Agenda Tuesday Struthers School Board, 5:30 p.m., board offices, 99 Euclid Ave. Beaver Township
Kahne holds off Stewart to win 350 at Sonoma
The victory snapped his team’s 37-race skid. SONOMA, Calif. (AP) — Kasey Kahne gave struggling
Cubs’ Wells earns first win; Indians’ skid extended to 6
Chicago swept Cleveland in the three-game weekend series at Wrigley Field. CHICAGO (AP) — His
Grass intact, Wimbledon embraces changes that include a retractable top
Venus and Serena Williams remain the top females. WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — Who says the oldest
Today in history
Today is Monday, June 22, the 173rd day of 2009. There are 192 days left in the year. On this date
Saturday’s Games
Saturday’s Games INTERLEAGUE Chicago Cubs 6, Cleveland 5, 13 innings Detroit 9, Milwaukee 5
Rockets hit U.S. base in Afghanistan, 2 troops dead
Rockets hit U.S. base in Afghanistan, 2 troops dead KABUL — A rare rocket attack on the main U.S.
Verbal warfare heats up in Iran
Official state-run media reports on Mousavi might set the stage for his arrest today, analysts say.
NOTABLE AND QUOTABLE
Opinion: “I’m still at the table. I wouldn’t be at the table if I didn’t think there was some hope for it.”
Volunteer dog walkers make sure shelter pooches get exercise
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (AP) — Tails wag whenever Connie Donald walks into the Wood County Humane
Births for June 22, 2009
Forum Health Northside Medical Center Eric and Candace Berryman, Youngstown, twin boy and girl,
Economy spurring mayoral recall votes in Akron, Toledo
TOLEDO (AP) — Tough times in two Rust Belt towns are spurring movements to oust the longtime mayors
In Focus: Mahoning County Courthouse
Guided by Lincoln’s ‘right makes right,’ the Mahoning County Courthouse passes the century mark
Sunday, June 21 (148 stories)
Racing helps Super Nats draw 20,000 to Salem
Motorcycles, semi trucks and even snowmobiles pulled up to the starting line. SALEM — The
Fathers, others enjoy vintage car display in North Lima
NORTH LIMA - “It’s a labor of love.” That summed up John Stephens’ attitude on the 11 years he
Cubs beat Indians 6-2
CHICAGO (AP) — Randy Wells pitched into the seventh inning for his first major-league win, Geovany
Rockies defeat Pirates for fifth straight win
DENVER (AP) — Clint Barmes homered, drove in two runs and scored two more as the Colorado Rockies
Route 11 work lets travelers take smoother trip north
VIENNA — The sound of tires flapping as you travel along state Route 11 on the way to a Lake Erie
Guest house for St. Elizabeth’s marks 20 years of care
The guest house opened 20 years ago. YOUNGSTOWN — Humility of Mary Guest House “should be
Youngstown schools brace for more cuts
YOUNGSTOWN —The city school board’s finance committee wants the school administration to come up
www.romeothecat.com helps Angels for Animals
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SENIOR CITIZENS | Meetings, activities announced
CMHS CLASS OF 1945 • Campbell Memorial High School Class of 1945 will meet for lunch at 11:30 a.m.
GARDEN CLUBS | This week's meetings announced
WEdnesday SBlt Ivy League will have a picnic with Wanda Brothers and Peggy Hood as hostesses.
SENIOR MENUS
MAHONING COUNTY Celtic Healthcare offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at seven locations in
SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
Senior Independence Senior Center of Mahoning County, 1110 Fifth Ave., Youngstown, has planned the
STACY NARD | MATTHEW DENNIG
STACY NARD MATTHEW DENNIG ROHNERT PARK, Calif. — Stacy Nicole Nard and Matthew David Dennig, both
HANNAH KUTSKO | ROBERT BURKEY
HANNAH KUTSKO ROBERT BURKEY BOARDMAN — The exchange of nuptial vows took place at 3:30 p.m. April
MELISSA RUTANA | ERIC ZITKOVIC
MELISSA RUTANA ERIC ZITKOVIC NEW SPRINGFIELD — The Church of God was the setting at 2:30 p.m. May
LINDSAY YOSAY | KYLE MCCALL
LINDSAY YOSAY KYLE MCCALL MONTEVERDE, Fla. — Lindsay Michelle Yosay, a daughter of Robert K. and
Trip is planned in celebration of Molson 50th
CANFIELD — Mr. and Mrs. John R. Molson of Canfield are celebrating the 50th anniversary of their
Open house event planned by family for Martin 50th
BERLIN CENTER — An open house celebration has been planned for July 18 in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Campeans plan cruise, dinner to mark their 50th
BOARDMAN — Preparing to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary this year are John and Mildred
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Weyman prepae to celebrate 60th wedding anniversary
COLUMBIANA — Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Weyman, 336 Parkview Drive, will celebrate their 60th wedding
Derby racers leave their jitters behind
The 91-year-old winner of the area’s first derby in 1934 visited with those in attendance.
Scrappers slam Jammers again
Bo Greenwell had three hits and two RBIs to continue his hot start to the season. NILES —
Video league sponsors tournament
As a cornerback for Youngstown State University, Jarvis Richards has tackled numerous challenges on
For Thunder, close was not quite close enough
YOUNGSTOWN — Mahoning Valley Thunder coach Chris MacKeown didn’t sleep any better Friday night
Group marks summer solstice
Members of Unity Church Centre said a summer solstice program has helped them better identify with
Barnes finds safe harbor at rainy Open
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — Is it possible, in the midst of the puddles and postponements that have marked
Woods blows another as Cubs rally
The Tribe closer has blown two saves in his return to Wrigley Field as Cleveland lost 6-5.
Lawrence County gets $1M grant
The work includes planting trees and shrubs and the replacement of a bridge. NEW CASTLE, Pa. —
Running toward greatness: Father makes son proud
Editor’s note: Colonel Joe Pierson is assigned to the U.S. Military Academy (West Point). He is the
NEOUCOM Local graduates
Northeastern Ohio Universities Colleges of Medicine and Pharmacy, Rootstown, welcomed Ohio’s newest
NASCAR appears to be running out of gas
SAN JOSE, Calif. — When Jimmie, Tony, Junior and the rest of NASCAR’s good ol’ boys make their
Union Twp. officials set summer paving
NEW CASTLE, Pa. — Union Township supervisors bought a $79,212 tractor to replace an aging piece of
Poll Web site visitors to see what they want
If you run a Web site, most likely it’s for personal or business use. Personal Web sites typically
Fugitive of the Week
Fugitive of the Week William E. Slade The FBI/Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force is
GOING HOME AGAIN
Crossroads of design, emotions Those who buy the family home face a balancing act. NEW YORK
MILESTONES
LAWYERS Henry Parcinski of East Liverpool received his Juris Doctor degree from Ave Maria
LAUGHING MATTERS
It really may be the best medicine McClatchy Newspapers SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Talk turned serious
Public vs. private: Where does health insurance stand?
American workers' health benefits have changed rapidly in recent years — except for thoe who work for government. Our tax dollars routinely fund better plans than found in the private sector.
Best-sellers Publishers Weekly For the week ending June 13:
HARDCOVER FICTION 1. “Relentless” by Dean Koontz (Bantam) 2. “Robert Ludlum’s: The Bourne
Tony Stewart to race at Sharon Speedway
HARTFORD — NASCAR Sprint Cup points leader Tony Stewart will be at Sharon Speedway on July 7 to
Youngstown police are loyal to the job, not the paycheck
Opinion: Youngstown police are loyal to the job, not the paycheck EDITOR I took offense to the statement
The Nevels Sisters bring home a long-awaited gospel concert
Saturday’s concert by the Nevels Sisters will be the first chance for Valley residents to see the
LIKE FATHER LIKE SON
WINNING LOOKS The winners of our Father-Son Look-Alike Contest are Bill Tomory, 39, and his son
Significance of Father’s Day comes wrapped in a poem
Dear Readers: Happy Father’s Day to all the Dads and father figures in our reading audience. You are
Cities can punish ‘foreign workers’
Opinion: Now that the Republican dominated Ohio Supreme Court has told public employees they are free to live
Vindicator spring All-Stars
See Full profiles Inside on C4 and Videos online at Vindy.com This year’s Vindicator spring All-
MEN's golf standings
MEN Coitsville (Bedford Trails): Low gross — Joe Miner 33; Ed Romack, Bruce Burns 34; Larry Miner
Today in history
Today is Sunday, June 21, the 172nd day of 2009. There are 193 days left in the year. This is
Study focuses on language of chickens
Chickens have about 24 vocalizations, research has shown. STORRS, Conn. — For hundreds of hours,
Swine flu cases down, bargains up in Mexico
Swine flu cases down, bargains up Chances of contracting swine flu in Mexico are probably at
Climate bill bad for Ohio manufacturing
Opinion: Ohio is at a critical crossroad. It has lost hundreds of thousands of manufacturing jobs, taking its
REGION
REGION PALO Creative forms partnership with DRS LEETONIA — PALO Creative, an advertising agency
Not all traditions are moral
Opinion: Last weekend, President Obama made it clear that he would not move on the Defense of Marriage Act.
Diabetes series offered
Diabetes series offered YOUNGSTOWN — A three-week Dining with Diabetes series of classes is
Turocy’s 4 hits lead Falcons to win, 4-1
STRUTHERS — Jarod Turocy had four hits, including a triple and two doubles to lead Astro Falcons to
Bill Clinton defends Obama’s economic efforts
Bill Clinton defends Obama’s economic efforts INDIANAPOLIS — Former President Bill Clinton rallied
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama on Saturday challenged Iran’s government to
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama on Saturday challenged Iran’s government to halt a “violent
mlb roundup \ Saturday’s other games
INTERLEAGUE Red Sox 3, Braves 0 BOSTON — Josh Beckett allowed just five singles for his first
LEADERBOARD
LEADERBOARD U.S. Open Through second round: Ricky Barnes67-65-132-8 Lucas Glover69-64-133-7
Stress of layoff wears on many
WILMINGTON, Ohio (AP) — Lora Walker’s small horse farm has been a refuge since losing her job at ABX
Gallery offers first student retrospective
Gallery offers first student retrospective NILES — The Art Outreach Gallery in the Eastwood Mall
Don’t fear looking at your 401(k)
If you’re brave enough to open your 401(k) statement, get ready for stock shock. Stock funds have
Roger Federer sets sights on sixth Wimbledon title
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — Roger Federer is building something of a reputation as an on-court crier,
Murtaugh 60th is celebrated at outdoor event
HUBBARD — Joe and Alberta Murtaugh of Woodland Ave. celebrated the 60th anniversary of their wedding
Cookie-dough plant being scrutinized
Federal microbiologists and food safety investigators have descended on the Danville, Va., plant
Childhood playhouse
Childhood playhouse Children need space, so let them have it. With U-Bild’s woodworking plans,
Truck bomb kills at least 72 people
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — A truck bomb exploded as worshippers left a Shiite mosque in northern Iraq on
Drug companies agree to improve Medicare benefits
WASHINGTON (AP) — The pharmaceutical industry agreed Saturday to spend $80 billion over the next
Collectors seek Ed Wiener jewelry
A smart woman created Father’s Day in 1910. Sonora Smart Dodd wanted to honor her father, William
hRare green blooms focus of book
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Tank cars full of ethanol derail, explode, kill woman
ROCKFORD, Ill. (AP) — Railroad tank cars holding thousands of gallons of highly flammable ethanol
Device alleviates acid reflux
Casey Donahoe was no more than 10 when he began experiencing the bitter taste of stomach acid in the
Spray isopropyl to control mosquitoes
Q. What’s a safe way to kill mosquitoes? We have a cabin on a pond, and the mosquitoes are
U.S. publication of book delayed in Salinger dispute
NEW YORK (AP) — A Swedish author’s new book is so similar to J.D. Salinger’s classic novel “The
“Merlin” (8 p.m., ABC): Banish that image of an old, bearded wizard from your head.
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James Joyce’s classic ‘Ulysses’ meets Twitter
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Survey: Most patients don’t contact doctors via e-mail
Results from a late-2008 survey released last week by the Pew Research Center’s Internet and
Chemical compound could transform computing
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Physicists at Stanford University have identified an important new trait of a
There was no party coup
Opinion: There was no party coup EDITOR: While I appreciate all the hard work Tom Lamb has done on behalf
Conn. officials were warned often that chimp could be dangerous
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — Connecticut officials were repeatedly warned about the dangers posed by a
“The Eternal”
“The Eternal” Sonic Youth (Matador) Grade: B From cover art courtesy of found-sound guitarist
Agenda Monday
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‘Ageist’ bumper stickers not wise
The legislature and governor of New Jersey have lost their collective common sense, which is to say
Montoya won’t push limits in pursuit of Sonoma win
SONOMA, Calif. (AP) — The first trip to Infineon Raceway was a pressure-packed, must-win race for
Fatherhood continues to be a work in progress
Opinion: I’m with the boys today — Mitch, Max and Maguire. No real plan; no real agenda. Just father and
hBaron Cohen appears as a bull in Spain
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Head’s roll: playing King Uther
Actor prepares by watching other royal roles. PASADENA, Calif. — They say the crown sits
Obama goes up and down in analyzing U.S. economy
The president has talked positively and negatively on the economy at the same time. WASHINGTON
President may need firmer hand to grasp success on health care
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is seeing the downside of his light touch on revamping the
in the cup! Area aces
Karen Churn of Columbiana aced the 120-yard No. 2 hole at Valley Golf Club in Columbiana. It was her
Betty White in dual role of naughty and nice
The 87-year-old actress takes nothing for granted. Betty White must have a secret. The
CURRENT PRICES || Antiques and collectibles
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets,
‘24’ moves to New York for season 8
CTU is back. New York City has been added to the cast. And Jack Bauer has recovered. More details
STEEL VALLEY CONFERENCE BASEBALL First team
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Ammonia leak at N.C. plant kills 1 worker, injures 3
LUMBER BRIDGE, N.C. (AP) — Authorities say an ammonia leak at a poultry processing plant in North
Travel attractions for free
Attractions 5 for free NEWTON, Mass. (AP) — Editors at TripAdvisor.com have compiled a list of
Literary briefs
LOCAL hMark Peyko launches book about Youngstown BOARDMAN — Metro Monthly Editor Mark Peyko and
Plight of a one-industry town
Opinion: Plight of a one-industry town EDITOR: Regarding Forbes magazine’s economics ranking of
TRUMBULL COUNTY COURT LISTINGS
COURTS TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Michael C. Martof, 34, of 3334 Bracken Fern Drive,
State Sen. Schuler dies at 66
COLUMBUS (AP) — Republican state Sen. Robert Schuler, a former city councilman who served in the
Fiery chaos reigns in Iran
Bloggers and Twitter users said many were killed during Saturday’s protests, but those reports could
Cleveland aquarium plans vie for backers
CLEVELAND (AP) — The city needs an aquarium large enough to give visitors a satisfying experience
Doctor shortage expected to grow
WASHINGTON — As the debate on overhauling the nation’s health-care system exploded into partisan
Apple CEO Steve Jobs had liver transplant, paper reports
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Klitschko pounds Chagaev, keeps titles
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Stonehenge to attract 20,000 for the solstice
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Reporter escapes Taliban captivity
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — A New York Times reporter known for making investigative trips deep inside
area
area Swish schedules first tryout camp NILES — The Youngstown Swish’s will hold their first open
baseball
baseball Columbiana Youth — tournament for players age 7-8 starts July 6. Call (330) 892-0299 or
Brush removal
Brush removal HUBBARD — City residents are advised that brush and branches should be out on the
Ben Moody
State champ in two events; record-setter After three years of trying — and failing — to persuade
Retail theft
Stores step up crime-fighting efforts CINCINNATI (AP) — With shoplifting on the rise — including
Marquis helps lead Rockies past Bucs
DENVER (AP) — After his masterful mix of sliders enfeebled the Pittsburgh Pirates, the only downer
THISTLEDOWN results
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Casey Lower
Pitcher for Div. III state softball runners-up Ursuline High pitcher Casey Lower will never be a
Couples rarely agree on financial planning
SAN FRANCISCO — Maybe they can agree that their savings have been mauled by the worst financial
Let’s keep it real
Editorial: Let’s keep it real At first glance, the proposal seems so obviously popular that it is difficult
Local suppliers
Local suppliers Profile Details on Comprehensive Logistics and Falcon Transport: Headquarters:
SUPPLIER in DEMAND
Comprehensive Logistics builds future with GM A Liberty-based company is named one of the best of
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
CANFIELD — Theresa Depp, a videographer at Tee Jay Productions in Canfield, has been recognized as a
Business owners following the tweeter
“With any new topic or hot item, a lot of companies rush to it because they think it’s trendy.”
Workers’ privacy an issue online
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — At the Bargain Zone, a freight surplus store in Lee’s Summit, Mo., office manager
Bishop Murry has earned community’s appreciation
Editorial: Ever since the American Catholic Church was rocked to its core in 2002 by credible newspaper reports
Sports on TV
TODAY 8:30 a.m. (STO) “This Week in Baseball.” 11 a.m. (ESPN2) Drag racing: NHRA. Noon (21)
Obama to Iran’s leaders: Stop ‘unjust’ crackdown
SAN FRANCISCO — President Barack Obama, taking aim at Iran’s crackdown on post-election protests,
Area sports schedules
CLEVELAND INDIANS Today — at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Tuesday — at Pirates, 7:05 p.m. Wednesday
Robert Salcedo
Spartans’ No. 1 player; qualified for state Robert Salcedo was 5 and his brother Bryant was 7
Todd Kibby
Pitched Tigers into Div. IV state final As an oversized 6-year-old, Todd Kibby spent afternoons in
Nicole Pachol
Div. I state 300-meter champion Howland senior Nicole Pachol saw her junior track season wiped out
Ali Tolich
Named All-Ohio in two events Ali Tolich grew up playing soccer, but as a seventh-grader at Mineral
Corey Linsley
State discus champ; runner-up in shot put Boardman senior Corey Linsley started his throwing
Saturday, June 20 (101 stories)
Greenford Ruritan meeting
Greenford Ruritan meeting GREENFORD — The next meeting of the Greenford Ruritan Club will be at 7
Northern Strut Twirlers earn honors at regional competition
Special to The Vindicator WINNERS: Shown with the trophies they received during the Marching
Ah, nuts: Thunder squanders lead as losing streak reaches 11 straight
The Wolves bested Mahoning Valley 18-6 in the last 55 seconds for the 59-53 win. By JOHN BASSETTI
Kaimi Mead: Answering the Scrappers' call
Mead’s strong start lifts Scrappers By CHUCK HOUSTEAU NILES — Mahoning Valley Scrapper pitcher
Ex-official: Drop drug charge
The former director of Trumbull County’s JFS has been charged with felony cocaine possession.
Drama guild to present ‘Honk’
Advance tickets are available at www.boardmandramaguild.com. By DENISE DICK You’re probably
UA’s Kinsey earns All-American honors at NCAA track & field championships
AKRON — University of Akron junior Daniel Kinsey earned All-America honors in the decathlon at the
Bear honored at reunion of Kentucky Wildcats
The coaching legacy of Paul “Bear” Bryant remains alive, some 26 years after his death and after he
Warren firefighter union accepts concessions
WARREN — By a 75 percent margin, Warren’s firefighter union has ratified a contract covering the
No relief in sight: Tribe blows lead, falls to Cubs, 8-7
CHICAGO (AP) — Sure looked like Kerry Wood would get the day off in his return to Wrigley Field. His
Freeze continues for undergrad tuition at YSU; other fees raised
This will be the third year that in-state tuition has been stable. YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown
No rain, but little clarity at Open
The rain-soaked major has a lot of story lines. There are a lot of questions, too. The Washington
Families of injured soldiers could receive unpaid leave
Employers would have to return workers to their previous positions once the leave is completed.
Brookfield board hires new superintendent
A search team of board members, faculty, staff, parents and students recommended him.
Champ aims to combat falsehoods
Escalating rumors pushed middleweight boxing champion Kelly Pavlik to see a sports psychologist, which he says was definitely helpful.
Man accused of attempting to abduct 14-year-old girl
The defendant told police the girl looked like she needed help, but a witness said the girl appeared
Employment conditions deteriorate further
Ohio’s unemployment rate has climbed further, one month after crossing into double digits for the
Obama dog’s baseball card available free online
Obama dog’s baseball card available free online WASHINGTON — You don’t have to trade your vintage
Sports digest
local Future of bowling to be discussed CANFIELD — The annual Greater Youngstown Bowling
So close, yet so far: Woods stumbles late to finish four-over par
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — The rain-shortened first day of the U.S. Open meant many players had to play
INTERLEAGUE
INTERLEAGUE Cubs 8, Indians 7, 10 innings ClevelandChicago abrhbiabrhbi JCarrll 2b4100ASorin
Indians’ Wood, DeRosa have bittersweet return
CHICAGO (AP) — Kerry Wood drove the same streets to the ballpark Friday as he had for the last 10
Iran opposition defies ayatollah
Iran’s opposition Friday called for a major new protest over the disputed presidential election,
MLB Roundup Friday’s other games
INTERLEAGUE Reds 4, White Sox 3 CINCINNATI — Brandon Phillips hit a two-run homer and a
Several are indicted on murder-related charges
The grand jury indicted 26 people. YOUNGSTOWN — A Mahoning County grand jury indicted several
Ohio governor endorses slots gambling amid state’s budget crisis
COLUMBUS — Gov. Ted Strickland has proposed allowing slot machines at Ohio’s seven horse racing
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Family Birthplace Andrew and Heather Peterson, Lowellville, girl, June 11.
First Friday Club
First Friday Club BOARDMAN — Maureen Dee will be the featured speaker when the First Friday Club
Today in history
Today is Saturday, June 20, the 171st day of 2009. There are 194 days left in the year. On this date
Voices of faith
faith q & a Voices of faith: What is the main thing that makes life worth living? The Rev. Duke
Worker killed in well-drilling accident
SAEGERTOWN, Pa. (AP) — Federal and state officials are investigating the workplace death of an Ohio
Comedian bills show as Father’s Day gift to fans
A Father’s Day present to his Northeast Ohio fans is how Frank Caliendo is approaching his upcoming
A look at memorable movie dads
Most conversations about memorable movie dads tend to be brief. Why? Because they usually begin and
Dems’ health-care plan stumbles but still keeps moving
WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats got a sobering glimpse of what it would look like if their ambitious
Monks run multimillion-dollar Internet business
LASERMONKS INC. From ink cartridges to dog biscuits, the work supports an abbey in Wisconsin.
sets of favorites \ Ideas for Father’s Day
Stumped about that Father’s Day gift? DVD and Blu-ray sets of TV favorites offer lasting
Mom burned out caring for paralyzed teen son
Dear Annie: Two years ago, my then 15-year-old son was paralyzed in a diving accident. I am his
Weekly Bridge Quiz
Weekly Bridge Quiz Q. Both vulnerable, as South you hold: xQ 7 6 3 uJ 8 v9 3 wK 10 9 5 4 The
Culture of medicine isn’t good for doctors
Opinion: BOSTON — There will be time to talk about costs and coverage, about public and private plans, about
Airlines levy extra fees on bags
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — As if charging $15 to check a bag weren’t enough, two airlines are asking for $5
Our lives make a difference in time and even eternity
A very unusual church can be found at the upper level of the Spanish Steps, an architectural
Changes already being made in the way elections are run
Editorial: While it would have been instructive to hear all the details surrounding former Ohio Secretary of
Theology studies help take up time
A prison seminary program gives inmates a second chance. PARCHMAN, Miss. (AP) — The graduates
MacDowell: 40s awkward time for leading lady
MacDowell: 40s awkward time for leading lady SHANGHAI — “Four Weddings and a Funeral” star Andie
Nestle recalls all of its cookie dough
There’s a toll to eating raw cookie dough. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the Centers
Leaderboard Day 2
Note: No one finished the second round due to darkness. ScoreThru Lucas Glover-612 Ricky
local topics on TV Sunday program
“Community Connection” (6:30 a.m., WFMJ-TV 21): June is Elder Awareness Month, and the Mahoning
State budget cuts will be deep, painful
Opinion: COLUMBUS — Everybody knows budget cuts are coming. Leaders in the Democratic House and Republican
Objections made to sale of assets
NEW YORK (AP) — A group of General Motors Corp. bondholders and some of the automaker’s labor unions
Defending champ Nadal withdraws from Wimbledon
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — Defending champion Rafael Nadal withdrew from Wimbledon on Friday because
Ohio behind in getting E-ZPass technology
CLEVELAND (AP) — Manisha Padhye was surprised Friday driving into the state. She had to make an old-
Recession? Not for the U.S. House, which raised office budgets 8%
WASHINGTON (AP) — The recession and rising joblessness has millions of Americans cutting their
Never mind the naysayers, we need health care reform
Newsday: Socialized medicine. Rationing. Robotic bureaucrats in control. Ominous warnings of that
MAHONING COUNTY COURT LISTINGS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Derrick E. Stredrick Jr., 28, of 1211 East High Ave.,
Guest lineup for the Sunday TV news shows:
Guest lineup for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week” — Sens. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., and
“BrainRush” (8 p.m., Cartoon Network): Contestants on a roller coaster try to answer
“BrainRush” (8 p.m., Cartoon Network): Contestants on a roller coaster try to answer trivia
Black men’s hard work shatters stereotypes
Opinion: At age 92, my dad climbed ladders this spring to a second-story roof to do repairs at the chemical
GM to recall workers, restore shift
DETROIT (AP) — A bright spot has surfaced in a sea of negative auto sales statistics for General
Area vacation bible schools
Who: Church Hill United Methodist Church. What: “Crocodile Dock” is the theme. When: 9 a.m. to
Communications tower
Communications tower A U.S. House bill provides money for a communications tower in Weathersfield
Reader has foolproof way to get pet into carrier
Dear Heloise: I read a hint in your column on getting a pet into a carrier. Well, mine is foolproof.
Sports on TV
TODAY 8 a.m. (SPD) Auto racing: Formula One British Grand Prix qualifying. Noon (ESPN2) Bowling:
Helicopter crashes in rescue attempt
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Moments before a helicopter crashed during a mountain rescue attempt, the
Business in brief
NATION Billionaire indicted on fraud charges WASHINGTON — Brash Texas billionaire R. Allen
Web sites could carry county ads
COLUMBUS (AP) — A proposal tucked into the state budget plan would allow cash-strapped county
CHICAGO (AP) — Storms that moved across the central part of the U.S. caused delays at Chicago
CHICAGO (AP) — Storms that moved across the central part of the U.S. caused delays at Chicago
Hundreds mourn slain guard as gentle giant with big heart
FORT WASHINGTON, Md. (AP) — Family, friends and colleagues on Friday remembered a guard who was
‘I’m not going anywhere’: Bryant to stay in L.A.
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. (AP) — Kobe Bryant said he plans to stay with the NBA champion Los Angeles Lakers
Yao Ming: Cleveland move is unknown
Rumors have swirled since Chinese investors signed a deal with the Cavs to become minority owners.
Obama’s advice for young dads: Be involved in your child’s life
WASHINGTON (AP) — Growing up without a father left a painful hole in his heart, President Barack
Legislation would regulate purchasing
Supporters say the bill would help demonstrate all that Ohio agriculture is. COLUMBUS — State
Richard Childress Racing added to GM cutback list
SONOMA, Calif. (AP) — Support for General Motors remained strong Friday, even as teams adjust to
Ex Browns QB Kosar files for bankruptcy
The Boardman native has been dogged by financial woes. MIAMI HERALD MIAMI — Former Cleveland
City agrees to purchase property
Youngstown could finalize a deal soon for the land for a steel-company expansion. YOUNGSTOWN —
Search set for dogs without licenses
The sweep will begin Monday and run eight weeks. YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning County dog warden
on area diamonds Youth baseball & softball
TRI-T COLT Classic Division Leetonia LABL Outlaws 16-10, Salem FOP #88 VFW 7-9 —Lance Tullis and
Action Physical tops Roth Bros.; 1080 Media rolls
STRUTHERS — Todd Gasier had two hits while Ty Hartman drove home two runs as Action Physical Therapy
RIDING WITH … Dave Blaney
RIDING WITH … Dave Blaney Friday’s qualifying: The Hartford native qualified 19th for Sunday’s
Workers, residents of motel must vacate facility today
A Canfield motel owner has his properties listed for sale for $1.3 million. CANFIELD — Time is
Baseball
Baseball National League Favorite Odds Underdog COLORADO 61‚Ñ2-71‚Ñ2 Pittsburgh Interleague
Thursday’s Games
Thursday’s Games National League Atlanta 7, Cincinnati 0 Interleague Toronto 8, Philadelphia
College world series roundup \ Friday’s game
LSU 14, Arkansas 5 OMAHA, Neb. — Paul Mainieri can’t think of a thing he would change about the
High-rise housing sold for $4.9M
The building’s new owners are ‘very impressed with the downtown Youngstown area,’ a spokeswoman
As expected, YSU president announces retirement
YOUNGSTOWN — The sixth president of Youngstown State University said 2009-10 will be his final year
Dems drop casino lawsuit
The lawsuit has ‘no legal basis,’ a casino committee spokesman says. YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning
Friday, June 19 (132 stories)
YSU tuition stays frozen, but room and board costs rise
YOUNGSTOWN — Undergraduate student tuition at Youngstown State University will remain frozen at
International Towers in Youngstown has new owner
YOUNGSTOWN — The 12-story low-income senior-citizen International Towers in downtown Youngstown has
City making progress on railroad tracks deal for V&M Star
YOUNGSTOWN — The city has an “agreement in principle” to purchase railroad property that is key to a
Ex-NFL QB Bernie Kosar files for bankruptcy
MIAMI (AP) — Former NFL and Miami Hurricanes star quarterback Bernie Kosar has filed for bankruptcy
Ohio sheriff won’t oppose Boehner for Congress
HAMILTON, Ohio (AP) — A southwest Ohio sheriff says he’s not going to take on the Republican
Former Trumbull JFS director seeks treatment to avoid drug felony
WARREN — Tom Mahoney, the former director of the Trumbull County Department of Job and Family
FCC to look at exclusive cell phone deals
NEW YORK (AP) — Regulators will investigate whether exclusive cell phone deals, such as the one that
Boardman man jailed on attempted abduction charge
BOARDMAN — An Oregon Trail man was in the Mahoning County jail, accused of trying to abduct a 14-
Canfield Township seeks Tree City designation
CANFIELD — Trustee Randy Brashen wants bragging rights. After hearing about awards and grants
PennDOT driver fraud crackdown worries immigrants
HARRISBURG (AP) — The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is holding off on a threat to cancel
Ohio State suspends late fees stemming from glitch
COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio State University is assuring students that they won’t be penalized if financial
Mahoning Co. Dems drop suit against committee seeking to open casinos in Ohio
YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning County Democratic Party dropped its lawsuit today against a committee
Youngstown 7th Ward cleanup set for Saturday
YOUNGSTOWN — There will be a cleanup of the Jolly Joe’s parking lot at 9:30 a.m. Saturday.
Colonial Motel in Canfield must be emptied by Saturday
CANFIELD — Time is running out for those who live and work at the Canfield Colonial Motel. Dave
Longtime Canfield educator opts for retirement
CANFIELD — Dr. Abby Barone is graduating from school after more than 50 years. The longtime
Slain Pittsburgh officer given fire courage award
PITTSBURGH (AP) — One of three Pittsburgh police officers killed by a gunman in April has received a
Ohio unemployment rises to 10.8 percent in May
COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio’s unemployment rate has climbed further, one month after crossing into double
Cleveland Plain Dealer workers get pay cut, furloughs
CLEVELAND (AP) — About 500 union workers at The Plain Dealer in Cleveland will take a 12 percent
Vice President Biden in Ohio next week
TOLEDO (AP) — Vice President Joe Biden is planning a visit to a new solar panel maker near here next
Despite hiring freezes, states are hiring away -- Ohio included
State officials say that while some of the thousands of non-emergency hires they have made since then — such as dog wardens or zookeepers — might seem questionable, the employees are necessary to keep basic functions of government running, are required by law, or are necessary to bring in the revenue that states so desperately need.
Ohio man killed in northwestern Pa. drilling accident
SAEGERTOWN, Pa. (AP) — Federal and state officials are investigating the workplace death of an Ohio
Ohio bill provides unpaid leave for families of military personnel injured in combat
COLUMBUS — The Ohio House this week passed legislation that would provide unpaid leave for families
Thousands powerless from Ohio storms
COLUMBUS (AP) — Storms with heavy rain and vivid lightning have been sweeping across Ohio, leaving
Black bear rambles across southwest Ohio
MAINEVILLE, Ohio (AP) — A roaming black bear has been spotted twice at a Girl Scout camp in Warren
Berlin Center yard sale
Berlin Center yard sale BERLIN CENTER — A communitywide yard sale is being planned for Aug. 7 and
CLUB CALENDAR | Local organizations plan meetings
ATHLETIC GROUPS • The McDonald Sideliners will have their monthly meeting Sunday at 7 p.m. in the
Girl Scouts complete work at camp
Special to The Vindicator MISSION ACCOMPLISHED: After completing all the requirement in order to
Couples honored at Temple El Emeth
Special to The Vindicator HONOREES: Couples who have been married between 50 and 71 years and are
Trumbull Rumble
25TH JACK ARVIN ALL-STAR FOOTBALL CLASSIC Ben Moody’s MVP performance keys Trumbull’s 12-0 win
Pavlik camp denies rehab report
Kelly Pavlik’s father and co-manager, Mike Sr., vehemently denied an Internet report Thursday that his son is in an alcohol-rehabilitation center.
Cop ranks to shrink Sunday
The city’s Operations Department and Packard Music Hall will be hit hard with layoffs, too.
Ohio prosecutor: Keep Clarett in prison
COLUMBUS (AP) — An Ohio prosecutor is opposing former Ohio State football star Maurice Clarett’s
Villella replacing Timko as head coach of JFK boys varsity basketball team
WARREN — In replacing Bruce Timko as boys varsity basketball coach, Warren JFK High School is
Thunder is ready to howl at Wolves
Mahoning Valley has a one-game kicker in place of Derek Schorejs, who has another commitment. By
Dad, Bo know baseball pressure
Bo Greenwell grew up in the Boston Red Sox clubhouse, tailing his father, Mike, while scoring
Coach was friend to all
SALINEVILLE — Winners are recognized by the games they win and the people they help. Dan Saling
Affordability is the key word for the ’09 season
NILES — Buck Nights are back. Friday fireworks are back. Jim Traficant Night is back. And,
Employees asked to take unpaid leave
Lawrence County workers could take 10 unpaid days off per month for six months. NEW CASTLE, Pa.
Sustainable Energy Forum scheduled for next week
YOUNGSTOWN — Representatives of government, industry and academia will get together at Youngstown
Lawmaker: Ohio cuts could be ‘painful’
Lawmakers haven’t backed tax increases or expanded gambling options to bring in more revenue.
Lawrence County official speaks of impact if Pa. plan fails to pass
Commissioners are to meet with the county’s fiscal team to discuss how they would handle a shutdown.
4 in Canfield rescue man stuck in creek
Jerry DeCamp and Jon Ulicney, of Herbert Road, and an unidentified male pull a young man from the creek under Herbert Road in Canfield Township. The man, who said he was 21 and named Eric, was rafting in the creek during Wednesday evening’s storm when the current pulled him under the bridge.
MAHONING COUNTY COURT LISTINGS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Steven Criado, 33, of Lynhaven Road, Austintown, and
Browns WR suspended indefinitely by the NFL
NEW YORK (AP) — Cleveland Browns receiver Donte’ Stallworth was indefinitely suspended by the NFL on
Partnership kicks off conservancy plan
Officials collaborated on a 125-year conservation plan for the parks. YOUNGSTOWN — Dave
High court says convicts lack right to DNA tests
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court said Thursday that a convicted rapist has no constitutional
Aussie in the outfield
Crikey! Baseball is an international game. NILES — One of the outfielders looking for playing
Clinton to have surgery on elbow broken in fall
Clinton to have surgery on elbow broken in fall WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham
Preserve residency rule
Opinion: Preserve residency rule EDITOR: Citizens of Youngstown and Warren must protect the residency
Pitching In
3 pitchers from the ’08 season return By TOM WILLIAMS In 2008, the Mahoning Valley Scrappers
MLB Roundup Thursday’s other games
INTERLEAGUE Cubs 6, White Sox 5 CHICAGO — Derrek Lee and Geovany Soto hit consecutive homers to
Communication is key to improving CoT racing
The Car of Tomorrow has become the Car of Today. What hasn’t changed about the race car running in
Surplus food
Surplus food Rising Star Baptist Church, 2943 Wardle Ave., Youngstown, various commodities, 10
Iran’s domestic firestorm
Iran’s domestic firestorm Dallas Morning News: By all appearances, the re-election of hard-line
Autopsies suggest Air France jet broke up in sky
SAO PAULO (AP) — Autopsies have revealed fractures in the legs, hips and arms of Air France Flight
Obama’s dilemma: Embrace protesters and alienate cleric
WASHINGTON — The political unrest in Iran presents the Obama administration with a dilemma: keep
Hiring freezes allow various exceptions, review by AP finds
COLUMBUS (AP) — Financially strapped states that have announced a freeze on all but essential hiring
Mass protests in Iran show depth of ire
Demands for new election, recall gain strong support TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Hundreds of thousands of
Street closing for derby
Street closing for derby YOUNGSTOWN — Fifth Avenue between Grant and Wood streets will be closed
Weekend entertainment
Today Children “Alice in Wonderland,” 7 p.m., Kent Trumbull Theater, 4314 Mahoning Ave. N.W. ,
Dignity of self-sufficiency trumps welfare expansion
Opinion: For the first time in more than a generation, a lengthy recession is forcing Americans to deal with
NOTABLE AND QUOTABLE
Opinion: “I believe it’s discriminatory, I think it interferes with states’ rights, and we will work with
Salary of a federal judge is never-ending
Opinion: While reporting on the process to replace U.S. District Court Judge Peter C. Economus, I learned a
Music is a family affair for the Stockdale band
It’s a family affair for the Stockdale Family Band, which for the past five years has been traveling
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace Jeffrey and Lindsey Wolfe, North Lima, girl, June 17.
Iraqi forces taking over security ahead of schedule
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Iraqi forces are successfully filling the security vacuum as U.S. combat
stimulus funding FOR FLOOD CONTROL \ Boardman
Boardman Township was approved to receive federal stimulus money administered through the Ohio
Today in history
Today is Friday, June 19, the 170th day of 2009. There are 195 days left in the year. On this date
Offspring comes to Cleveland
The band is coming to Cleveland on Sunday. Exactly 15 years after smash-single “Come Out and
Shtick flick doesn’t tick
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Analysts: Unemployment will stay high into 2010
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Trumbull Memorial workers OK contract
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Financial oversight plan gets grilling
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Many in U.S wonder: Who’ll stop the rain?
WASHINGTON (AP) — Mud season has been extended. From North Dakota to Long Island, rain after rain
Images show Mars had sizable lake
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Martin’s Back:SFlbWinning races and having fun
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U.S. automakers’ pain equals consumers’ gain
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Pavlik camp denies rehab report
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Blackburn’s strong start leads Twins over Pirates
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Midwest storms spawn apparent tornadoes
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Powerful storms that rolled across the Midwest brought heavy rain, strong winds
Ohio General Assembly panel to study ailing auto industry
Three members from each chamber will be on the committee. COLUMBUS — The Ohio House has signed
On Area Diamonds Youth baseball, softball
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GM to discontinue Pontiac Vibe
DETROIT (AP) — The Vibe is the latest Pontiac model to be officially killed by General Motors Corp.
Senate Dems pare back health bill
WASHINGTON (AP) — Key Senate Democrats, bidding for bipartisan support on health care, pared back
Alderman wants Daley to explain Olympics money guarantee
CHICAGO (AP) — Mayor Richard M. Daley has taken the plunge in trying to lure the 2016 Summer
Count on more downpours, floods today
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Man pleads guilty to felony charges in Warren deaths
Marcus Yager is expected to testify during the trials of his co-defendants. WARREN — Marcus
Rape suspect arrested in Boardman
BOARDMAN — A Pennsylvania man was arrested by local law enforcement on allegations of sexual
Serve constituents first
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Boycotting Chrysler, GM is a bad idea
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U.S. can’t back the protests in Iran
Opinion: Can you hold a dialogue with an Iranian regime that blatantly steals an election as the world
Democrats shouldn’t block investigation of earmarks
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Industry accelerates its spending
HOUSTON (AP) — Oil and gas companies have accelerated their spending on lobbying faster than any
Forbes divorce may be hedge against penalties
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Business digest
REGION F.N.B. promotes Calabrese to chief financial officer HERMITAGE, Pa. — F.N.B. Corp. said
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Forum Health, TMH service workers reach concessions pact
WARREN — Immediately after its 300-member chapter at Trumbull Memorial Hospital approved a
Tired of the rain? Well, it will be around Friday
Here comes the rain again. Expect a few inches of rain Friday. The Mahoning Valley was pelted
Police looking for man involved in South Side robbery
YOUNGSTOWN — Police are looking for the group of men responsible for robbing a 54-year-old South
Pa. Cub Scout worker faces child porn charges
PITTSBURGH (AP) — A federal prosecutor in Pittsburgh says a man accused of possessing child
McGuffey Centre has summer day-camp registrations available
YOUNGSTOWN — Registrations are being accepted for summer day camp at McGuffey Centre, 1649 Jacobs
Ohio treasurer closes $50M bond deal to improve state’s infrastructure
COLUMBUS — Ohio Treasurer Kevin L. Boyce announced today the completion of a $50 million bond sale
New UPMC vision center in Pittsburgh looks to restore sight
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Cpl. Michael Jernigan’s last memory from a day in August 2004 is patrolling a road
Ohio teen sentenced in alleged noose attack
MOUNT VERNON, Ohio (AP) — An Ohio teenager accused of putting a noose around another teen’s neck has
Cuyahoga official in Cleveland defiant
CLEVELAND (AP) — A top Cuyahoga County official has defied political allies and critics in Cleveland
Invention camp spurs kids’ creativity
YOUNGSTOWN — “I’m tired of being late for school,” said Kevin Vaughn, explaining why he decided to
Pilot dies in mid-flight, plane lands safely in N.J.
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — The pilot of a Continental Airlines flight from Brussels to Newark died over the
Pa. Gov. Ed Rendell defends cuts, pressures lawmakers to act
HARRISBURG (AP) — Gov. Ed Rendell says Pennsylvania’s state budget can’t be balanced without new
Jobless benefits rolls drop sharply to nearly 6.7 million
WASHINGTON (AP) — The total number of people on the unemployment insurance rolls dropped for the
Ohio county wants any profit from DUI bar stool
NEWARK, Ohio (AP) — If an Ohio man sells the motorized bar stool that got him arrested for drunken
Weekend Soap Box Derby cuts access to Fifth Avenue
YOUNGSTOWN — Fifth Avenue, between Grant Street and Wood Street, will be closed beginning 5 p.m.
Mahoning, Trumbull communities join forces to get neighborhood stabilization money
YOUNGSTOWN — Nine communities in Mahoning and Trumbull counties are teaming up to seek about $33
Two injured in Edinburg, Pa., crash
EDINBURG, Pa. — Police are investigating a two-car accident resulting in injuries here. Police
Ohio House proposes new panel to address state’s declining auto industry
COLUMBUS — The Ohio House has signed off on the creation of a new lawmaker panel to addresses Ohio’s
Madden 2009 featured at first Video Athletic League event Saturday at Eastwood Mall
NILES — If you think you have the gaming skills to be the best in the Mahoning Valley, you have a
Ohio young offenders camp has arsenic problem
COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio officials say a privately run boot camp for youthful offenders has agreed to
Food giveaway Saturday morning at Rising Star Baptist Church
YOUNGSTOWN — Rising Star Baptist Church, 2943 Wardle Ave., will have a food distribution from 10
New Middletown sets up policy to handle flooding complaints
NEW MIDDLETOWN — Village officials are asking residents who experienced flooding problems in their
Report: Closing Ohio budget would be painful
COLUMBUS (AP) — A newspaper reports state agencies’ worst-case budget scenarios see an Ohio at
Chess tournaments end
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Mariann Pallone, Robert Kromer Jr. to wed in August
BOARDMAN — Announced by Geri and Patrick Kirkland, 7644 Huntington Drive, and Joseph Pallone, 4066
Niles Council 130 dedicates Liberty Masonic Complex
Special to The Vindicator NEW home: Among those involved in a ceremony at which a new complex was
Novotny-Glatz wedding to be in park chapel
CANFIELD — Jessica Novotny and Christopher Glatz, both of 280 Blue Moon Crossing, Pooler, Ga., are
Date announced for Ayers-Harper wedding in Niles
Amy Ayers, of 3900 Mercedes Place, Canfield, and Steve Harper Jr., of the same address, are engaged,
Harris-Mansfield engagement is being announced
WARREN — The engagement of Nicole Irene Harris and Robert Michael Mansfield, both of 235 Ridge St.,
Kelly Daugherty to be bride of Michael Chachko
AUSTINTOWN — Don and Helen Warmoth of Austintown are announcing the engagement of their daughter
A cool summer idea
Hubbard library offers programs for all ages By LINDA M. LINONIS HUBBARD — Reading informs,
‘More patient’ Fryman learned along with team
The Scrappers manager is ready to begin his second season at Mahoning Valley. NILES — With
Thunder still searching for a winning combination
Thunder still searching for a winning combination Davon Vinson is out after throwing 7
5 teens plead guilty to charges in Canfield fight
Three of the teens involved in the fight decide to go to trial. CANFIELD — Six young men
21 contend for federal judgeship in Valley
A former Ohio attorney general leads the 17-member panel reviewing the applicants for Economus’
Warren native back on AST Tour
Craig Mast has steadily moved up the rider charts in his three years. GREENVILLE, N.C. — Of
Warren, firefighters reach deal to avert 18 more layoffs
Tentative deals also were reached with all city unions on health-care premiums. WARREN — City
Coach moves on following ‘Albany Horror’
You’ve heard of the Amityville Horror that, supposedly, took place in downstate New York State. And you’ve probably heard of the Albany Horror that took place in upper New York State last Saturday.
Boy, 14, offers his wisdom at seminar on black males
The Ursuline student said it’s imperative to surround yourself with people who will help you.
Palmer, McGee in tryouts
YOUNGSTOWN — Former YSU kicker Brian Palmer and Mahoning Valley Thunder defensive lineman Frashon
Thistledown avoids shutdown
CINCINNATI (AP) — Ohio’s busiest thoroughbred race track avoided being shut down Wednesday when its
Canvassers to check for dog licenses
YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning County dog warden’s office is announcing a door-to-door canvass in the
Youngstown man gets 8 years for rape of girl, 12
The victim’s mother is not happy with the sentence. YOUNGSTOWN — A 27-year-old city man will
City police probe 2 armed robberies
The crimes took place within 90 minutes of each other. YOUNGSTOWN — City police are
Feb. 4 execution date set for Valley man in ’94 slayings
COLUMBUS — The Ohio Supreme Court has set the execution date for a Mahoning County man convicted in
Racing makes Salem’s Steel Valley event super
For one fee, racers can compete as many times as they like, then kick back. SALEM — Before
’34 winner to welcome derby racers
Saturday’s competition will mark the 75th anniversary of the first Youngstown event. YOUNGSTOWN
Aviation fans swoop on tickets for Aug. 8-9 Thunderbirds shows
A second distribution of a limited number of tickets is being planned. VIENNA — The 70,000 free
Glub, glub....
Damon Washington sits in his stalled car on Marshall Street, just east of Oak Hill Avenue, in Youngstown while another motorist drives through the flooded area. Washington couldn’t get his car to start, and it had to be towed Wednesday.
Ian Snell finally gets win
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Ian Snell won for the first time in two months and Andrew McCutchen hit his first
NOTABLE AND QUOTABLE
Opinion: “We will not tolerate murder, or the threat of violence, masquerading as political activism.”
BY THE NUMBERS Motorcycle fatalities
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Sister-brother team form McKelvy Raygun
Roughly six months have passed since Hubbard native Alex Ahren traded in her dancing shoes for a
Tickets go on sale at 9 a.m. for the Australian Pink Floyd show at 8 p.m. Oct. 5 in the Benedum
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MAHONING COUNTY COURT LISTINGS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Habib Khoury, 32, of Youngstown, and Jamie L. Oberle, 27, of
Authorities rescue man ‘relaxing’ in bay
ERIE, Pa. (AP) — A man floating on an air mattress in a Lake Erie bay had to be rescued by the Coast
Inspired Phil Mickelson goes for a trophy at the U.S. Open
His cancer-stricken wife has sent him a slew of messages from their California home. FARMINGDALE,
‘Whatever Works’ doesn’t quite work
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The title of Woody Allen’s new comedy, “Whatever Works,” might define what the
Surplus food/clothing
Surplus food/clothing Friends House Chapel, 192 Haseltine Ave., Youngstown, various commodities
hubbard public library
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Success and the road for Dave Matthews, Hold Steady
Dave Matthews Band, always one of the biggest shows on the summer shed circuit, returns this weekend
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'The Proposal'
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Obama unveils financial overhaul
WASHINGTON (AP) — From simple home loans to Wall Street’s most exotic schemes, the government would
Fans are still spending at Open
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. (AP) — There are fewer corporate hospitality tents at this year’s U.S. Open, but
Band plays on emotions
YOUNGSTOWN — Technique and skill play key roles in terms of musicians’ abilities. That’s the
Today in history
Today is Thursday, June 18, the 169th day of 2009. There are 196 days left in the year. On this date
BURNED BY A TOBACCO BILL<
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FDA’s regulation of tobacco ill-advised
Opinion: WASHINGTON — Politicians have extraordinary shoulder joints that enable them to pat themselves on
Obama’s transparency goal undermined by opaque acts
Editorial: The Obama administration’s decision not to publicly reveal the names of visitors to the White House
Senate off to rocky start on health care
WASHINGTON (AP) — Hoping to make history, the Senate set off on its major overhaul of the nation’s
auditions Where to try out for roles
ACTORS “The Renter.” Needed, actors for short film to be shot in the Youngstown and Sharon, Pa.,
Area musician to perform on ‘Letterman’
Boardman native Anthony LaMarca has struck another chord in his music career. The multitalented
Where to go for entertainment
TheSources Ticketmaster: Macy’s in Eastwood, Southern Park and Shenango Valley malls; and Giant
Stage dedication
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Co-star complements Bullock’s comic timing
Sandra Bullock may be aging out of the years when Hollywood sees her as Miss Congeniality, but not
Make SSLqfuelSSRq not war
Youngstown State University and the city of Youngstown will host a free public screening of the
Ohio Gov. Strickland proposes $2B in cuts
COLUMBUS (AP) — A newspaper reports that Gov. Ted Strickland proposes about $2 billion in social
Penn no longer a ‘Stooge’
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WRPA bylaws to be reviewed
A Trumbull County commissioner raised questions about conflict of interest at the airport in 2006.
Closed loop of Iran’s politics
Seattle Times: Iranian politics operate within a closed loop that begins and ends with a dozen
‘WHATEVER WORKS’
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Reader recommends ginkgo for erectile dysfunction
Q. You recently ran a letter from a fellow who was disappointed in the herbal sex pills he bought.
DERBY divisions Saturday marks the 10th-straight Greater Youngstown Soap Box Derby in downtown Youngstown since the race returned in 2000. Kids age 8 to 17 compete in one of three divisions —
Stock: The objective of the Stock division racer is to provide a simple car for the younger, first-
Summer Concert dates
Youngstown Area Community Concert Band selected the theme “From Classical To Jazz” for its 2009
Health care reform vexing
Opinion: What’s the single most important priority Congress needs to address vis a vis health care reform?
Poll: 46% worry about future costs
WASHINGTON (AP) — As Washington considers overhauling the nation’s health-care system, a new poll
Terry and O’Reilly were right
Opinion: Terry and O’Reilly were right EDITOR: Your June 4 editorial on the murder of the abortion
Gay-rights activists: Obama’s not doing enough
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama signaled to gay-rights activists Wednesday that he’s
Charter schools aren’t the answer for education’s ills
Opinion: Charter schools aren’t the answer for education’s ills EDITOR: According to a 2004 study, Texas
Rafael Nadal and Dinara Safina are seeded No. 1 for Wimbledon
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — Defending champion Rafael Nadal and top-ranked women’s player Dinara
Boardman, Poland police blotters
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Jury convicts Ohio man of killing wife, hiding body in car trunk
TOLEDO (AP) — A man accused of strangling his wife and stuffing her body into a car trunk nearly 18
This week, we look at Gary Lendak, who has managed Mayo Realtors for four seasons in Boardman
This week, we look at Gary Lendak, who has managed Mayo Realtors for four seasons in Boardman
All three local counties see drop in home sales and prices in May
Home sales and average sale prices fell last month in all three local counties. The local and
Brown: Bill to help Ohio plants go green
The Mahoning Valley has 159 manufacturing companies that could benefit from the money, an
Chief of schools takes job elsewhere
The township will conduct a statewide search to replace Doug Heuer. AUSTINTOWN — Township
Niles firefighters pact proposal includes 3-year wage freeze
NILES — Council gave first reading Wednesday to a new contract with the city’s 29 firefighters,
Act of Independence
Shippensburg, Pa., woman in door-to-door battle to save town’s Fourth of July fireworks show
Ensign shocker is latest GOP setback
WASHINGTON — It’s just about the last thing the beleaguered Republican Party needed: a Christian
Favre says arm isn’t ready yet
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — Brett Favre worked out with a high school football team Wednesday, then said
Killing of U.S. soldier puts onus on Mosul cops
MOSUL, Iraq (AP) — A police investigation of two of their own in the killing of an American soldier
7 Ohio counties form coalition to promote motorcycle safety
Mahoning and Trumbull counties are part of the coalition. RAVENNA — Despite recent significant
Man thinks he was boy abducted in ’55
KALKASKA, Mich. (AP) — The same chubby cheeks. The same round face and bright, blue eyes. And, most
Russia, China urge North Korea to return to talks on nuke programs
MOSCOW (AP) — Russia and China urged North Korea on Wednesday to return to the negotiating table on
MAHONING COUNTY INDICTMENTS
Robert L. Bates, 37, Cortland, three counts, unlawful sexual conduct with a minor. Donovan F.
U.S. seeks to continue dialogue with Iran with Iran
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration will pursue talks with Iran on nuclear and other issues
Coroner questions use of taxes to cover services in civil suits
Why should citizens have to pay to question public officials? a legislator asked. COLUMBUS —
NCAA takes cut of re-sold tickets
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Wednesday’s College World Series game between Arkansas and Virginia was not
9/11 rescue dog cloned, resulting in 5 puppies
9/11 rescue dog cloned, resulting in 5 puppies LOS ANGELES — Scientists in California say they
Activities to mark summer solstice
LIBERTY — Unity Community Centre, 1226 Naylor-Lloyd Road, will celebrate “The Gathering: A Native
Tribe rallies, but loses, 9-8, in 11
CLEVELAND — Just when it appeared the Indians’ bullpen was beginning to right itself, the Brewers
After 6 weeks idle, Chrysler to restart 7 assembly plants
DETROIT (AP) — Chrysler Group LLC plans to restart seven assembly plants at the end of June after
Consumer prices rise less than expected in May
WASHINGTON (AP) — Consumer prices rose less than expected in May and posted the steepest annual drop
Iran to U.S.: Stop your meddling
Crackdown on dissent intensifies TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran accused the United States on Wednesday
Why is the price of gasoline rising?
Opinion: Here we go again. The summer driving season has started, families are readying to take vacations,
Diamond dreams realized
W ith approximately 900 players ages 5-18 playing on 70 teams, Boardman Community Baseball’s Fields
Business in brief
REGION GM Lordstown sets deadline for buyout offer LORDSTOWN — Hourly workers at General Motors’
• Joseph and JoAnn (Stryczny) Ventresco of 1499 Tarragon Drive, Marysville, announce the birth
• Joseph and JoAnn (Stryczny) Ventresco of 1499 Tarragon Drive, Marysville, announce the birth of
Mail confirmation ends wondering about gifts
Dear Heloise: I, too, had problems with nonresponses to gifts sent by mail. When the post office
Smooth-talking ‘Clark’ drained her savings
Dear Annie: I had been seeing “Clark” for a year, and he told me everything a woman would want to
GM boss knows nothing about building cars
Opinion: If my very future depended upon selecting a single person to sink just one basketball shot, I’m
Wednesday, June 17 (135 stories)
Deluge soaks Valley, cuts power, floods areas
YOUNGSTOWN — Most parts of the Mahoning Valley received 1 1/2 to 2 inches of rain as of 8 p.m. in
Six take plea agreements in Canfield fight cases || FILE VIDEO
CANFIELD — Six young men involved in a fight at a city residence in February accepted a plea
Replacement recommendation on federal judgeship expected
YOUNGSTOWN — A judicial advisory committee is expected to recommend a replacement for U.S. District
Austintown schools superintendent gets Cleveland Heights post
AUSTINTOWN — Austintown Local Schools will be looking for a new superintendent after it was
Warren, firefighters reach tentative agreement to avert layoffs
WARREN — City officials and union representatives for the Warren Fire Department reached a tentative
Youngstown police investigating two robberies today
YOUNGSTOWN — City police are investigating two early morning armed robberies at different times and
Air show set this weekend in North Jackson
NORTH JACKSON — The Night Hawks and East Ohio Big Wings have scheduled a remote control air show for
Obama spells out major financial rules overhaul
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama proposed sweeping new “rules of the road” for the nation’s
Video Athletic League Debuts at Eastwood
Think you’re the toughest gamer in the valley? Then get your game-face on for Madden 2009 at the
South Side man gets eight years in prison for rape of female relative
YOUNGSTOWN — A 27-year-old city man will serve eight years in prison for the 2007 rape of a 12-year-
Pa. governor tells Cabinet about latest cuts
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Gov. Ed Rendell’s Cabinet members are digesting his order for more spending
Six northeast Ohio Girl Scout camps closing
CANTON, Ohio (AP) — The Girl Scout organization serving northeast Ohio is scaling back its camping
Special guest to cheer 34 Soap Box Derby racers
YOUNGSTOWN — The 2009 annual Greater Youngstown Area Soap Box Derby will feature 34 racers and a
Dayton detective hurt after being dragged by vehicle
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — Police here say a detective who was questioning a man at a recycling center was
Ohio high court to hear former police captain case
COLUMBUS (AP) — The Ohio Supreme Court has agreed to review the case of a former Akron police
Phil Mickelson says his wife wants a U.S. Open trophy
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. (AP) — Phil Mickelson has arrived at the U.S. Open with a series of text messages
Man hides in L.A. drain for 12 hours to avoid arrest
Man hides in L.A. drain for 12 hours to avoid arrest LOS ANGELES (AP) — A burglary suspect who
Credit union ATM damaged in effort to steal cash
BOARDMAN — Someone broke into a stand-alone automatic teller machine early this morning, trying to
Mahoning, Trumbull counties now part of Motorcycle Safety Coalition
Mahoning, Trumbull counties now part of Motorcycle Safety Coalition RAVENNA — Despite recent
Lawrence County tax deadline approaching
NEW CASTLE, Pa. — The Lawrence County treasurer’s office announced the last day to submit 2009
Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland proposes $2B in cuts
COLUMBUS (AP) — A newspaper reports that Gov. Ted Strickland proposes about $2 billion in social
Pa. cyber school unionizes, union say it is first to do so
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Teachers at a western Pennsylvania-based cyber charter school have voted to
Trumbull coroner testifies in Columbus
COLUMBUS — Ohio taxpayers should not be subsidizing civil lawsuits between private parties, the
No more free tickets for Thunderbirds Air Show at Youngstown Air Reserve Station
VIENNA — The 70,000 free tickets for the Air Force Thunderbirds Air Demonstration Squadron shows
AP: Benefits coming for gay partners of government workers
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama, whose gay and lesbian supporters have grown frustrated
Traffic delays expected Friday on Mahoning Avenue over SR 11
Mahoning Avenue over state Route 11 in Austintown will be reduced to one lane with brief periods of
Registration deadline nearing for Howland Safety Town
HOWLAND — Howland Fire Department is offering a Safety Town for children entering kindergarten in
Settlement made in Ohio lawsuit from 2004 election
COLUMBUS (AP) — A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit that alleged constitutional problems with
Baptist college claims bias by education group
CEDARVILLE, Ohio (AP) — A small Baptist university in Ohio says an education group’s criticism of
New system slows Ohio State student aid
COLUMBUS (AP) — A new computer system’s technical glitches are delaying financial aid for hundreds
Nemacolin resort to host some G-20 summit leader
PITTSBURGH (AP) — A posh western Pennsylvania resort that has hosted former presidents Bill Clinton
Judge boots part of Pittsburgh rape suspect’s suit
PITTSBURGH (AP) — A federal judge has dismissed part of a lawsuit filed by the first Allegheny
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
Wednesday • The kitchen at American Legion Post 290 in Columbiana is open to the public Tuesday
Del City, Okla., chosen for Romito, Ford wedding
Francine Romito, 188 Cambridge Drive, Midwest City, Okla., a daughter of Fred and Judy Romito, 278
Horvath-James wedding date to be July 11
NORTH JACKSON — Plans for the upcoming marriage of Ashley Marie Horvath and Ryan Scott James, both
Parents announce Blair-Zampini wedding plans
The engagement of Lindsay Blair, 215 E. Warm Springs Road, Las Vegas, and Michael Zampini, 1680
Mercer Chamber honors resident and business
Special to The Vindicator SHARING LIMELIGHT: Following the presentation of awards, from left,
Austintown Rotary features guest speakers
AUSTINTOWN — Two speakers recently enlightened members of the Austintown Rotary Club at their past
Trumbull stars take sweep of Mahoning
SOFTBALL ALL-STARS Jena Debiec of Howland and Mathews’ Emily Paris hit home runs in the annual
Same ol’ rap: Valley economy ranks low on list
The area ranks 90th out of the nation’s 100 largest in Brookings study. The Mahoning Valley
Jon Loyte sidelines outdoor game for now to give arena his best shot
The former college tight end has had tryouts with two NFL teams.
Mahoning’s second case of swine flu is confirmed; 2 others are suspected
YOUNGSTOWN — Mahoning County has its second confirmed case of H1N1 flu (swine flu) — a 41-year-old
Cuevas back at Ohio Police and Fire Games
The Wilson High graduate, now 34, won three gold medals in dash events at last year’s Games.
Teenager involved in Canfield fight reaches plea agreement
CANFIELD — One of the 11 young men involved in a fight in February at a city residence has reached a
Animal welfare society adopts ‘no-kill’ policy
SALEM — The Humane Society of Columbiana County has adopted a new “no-kill” policy for animals. A
Wharmby Sports wins in 11th in Class B League
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Salem gearing up for Steel Valley Super Nats
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Stallworth sent to jail for 30 days after plea
MIAMI (AP) — Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte’ Stallworth began serving a 30-day jail sentence
Tribe can’t come through in the clutch
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Racing pigeon makes pit stop in Youngstown
The bird lost its way from Illinois, an expert said. YOUNGSTOWN — An exhausted and somewhat
Settlement with Dann irks some
The fallout over Marc Dann’s term as attorney general continues. COLUMBUS — A state Senate
Fiscal woes drain Borts
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Cultivating Values
About 35 kids in the Jackson-Milton Summer Day Camp work in the community garden at the Jackson-Milton Community Building on Mahoning Avenue. The camp offers gardening and sports as positive activities to fill two days a week over summer break.
baseball
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Authorities: Woman holds up 3 banks in 35 minutes
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Thumbs up to mom who restricts texting
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Mediate still basking in glow of 2008 loss
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Opinion: “No currency system can be successful if we have financial instruments denominated in just one
Cubs’ Sosa failed drug test in 2003
NEW YORK (AP) — Former slugger Sammy Sosa tested positive for a performance-enhancing drug in 2003,
Afghan national campaign gets under way
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30-40 involved in fight at Trussit Ave. home
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Eyesore will be razed
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Two killed in crash of pickup truck, cycles
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Spurned Balsillie not giving up
PHOENIX (AP) — Jim Balsillie seems to have as much determination as he does money. The Canadian
During recession, consumers should keep insurance
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Enrollment growth at YSU would bring new revenue
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DIGGING DEEP: Olin Harkleroad, left, and Colton Lockner, 12, a sixth-grader at Jackson-Milton Middle
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Tiger faces a long, tough test to repeat at U.S. Open
Tuesday he called Bethpage Black the ‘most difficult course we’ve faced from tee to green.’
Ariza wants to return to Lakers
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Serve up a great Father’s Day
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Military academy applications surge
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Keeping Ohio’s newest assets in Ohio is a challenge
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Future of America’s cities is a bulldozer
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Patrick won’t make choice for 2010 until after last race
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Plea deal in child rape sparks outrage
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MAHONING COUNTY COURT LISTINGS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Donnell E. Campbell Jr., 21, of 433 Falls Ave., Youngstown,
Man to serve 2 years for felonious assault
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Film pits best friends against each other
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Taylor Swift wins CMT video of year
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Weak economy sends stocks down
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To Blackmun, doctors came first
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Palin accepts apology from Letterman
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Housing starts rebound; inflation stays in check
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Aid for suppliers rejected
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Ohio watchdog: Utility-upgrade costs need controls
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Sotomayor’s behavior on bench suggests pay-back
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Life experience is a factor for all judges
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NASCAR says Mayfield expert falsely represented himself
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FDA: Zicam nasal products harm sense of smell
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Supreme ruler of Iran calls for unity as protests go on
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New stars on the barbecue
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Dems look to cut cost of health measure
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Nothing much changes for Woolley Brothers
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New U.S. climate report is dire but offers some hope
WASHINGTON (AP) — Rising sea levels, sweltering temperatures, deeper droughts and heavier downpours
Wakeboard competition planned at Milton
LAKE MILTON — Water’s Edge Board Shop will host the third annual Wake Milton wakeboard competition
Harangody’s return pleases Irish coach
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Notre Dame coach Mike Brey joked Tuesday that he knows of a surefire way to
State offers advice for Campbell schools
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No testimony from victim’s daughter
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Township police chief considers job change
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Jim Brown impressed with Mangini
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Canfield takes delivery of backhoe
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Ochocinco will stay with Palmer family
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Business news digest
REGION F.N.B. public offering HERMITAGE, Pa. — F.N.B. Corp. said Tuesday that it has completed
House OKs $106B in war funds
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Salem’s Downtown After Party
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Obama: Nuclear North Korea not inevitable
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Nev. senator admits affair
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Salem council will hear mayor’s income-tax plan
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Twins knock off Pirates in series opener
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Texas beats Arizona St., 10-6, in CWS
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Sports on TV
TODAY 8:30 a.m. (STO) Baseball: “Indians Minor League Report.” 9:55 a.m. (ESPN2) Soccer: Iraq
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Today is Wednesday, June 17, the 168th day of 2009. There are 197 days left in the year. On this
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IRS, Treasury want cell phone tax repealed
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration asked Congress today to repeal a widely ignored tax on
Borts Pool won’t open this year
YOUNGSTOWN — With the city’s eight-week public pool season opening Wednesday, Borts Pool on the
Boardman police chief will take top cop test in Medina
BOARDMAN — Police Chief Patrick Berarducci is the only candidate from outside of the Medina Police
Youngstown Park Department’s free summer camp begins Wednesday
YOUNGSTOWN — The city’s Park and Recreation Department’s free summer camp begins Wednesday at seven
Ohio agency mishandled checks, says state inspector general
COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio’s inspector general has found a lack of proper oversight and poor management at
U.S. says 14 Ohio counties meet smog standard
CLEVELAND (AP) — Fourteen Ohio counties with a history of too much air pollution now satisfy air
Jury convicts ex-Ohio soldier in killing
AKRON (AP) — A former soldier from Ohio who took back guilty pleas in the killing of his estranged
One plea agreement reached in Canfield assault case
CANFIELD — One of the 11 young men involved in a fight in February at a city residence has reached a
Day camp dedicated in Jackson-Milton
NORTH JACKSON — Judge Theresa Dellick hopes that by planting the seeds of sportsmanship and
Mahoning Co. has second confirmed case of swine flu
YOUNGSTOWN — Mahoning County has its second confirmed case of H1N1 flu (swine flu) — a 41-year-old
Browns Stallworth pleads guilty, gets 30 days in jail for DUI manslaughter
MIAMI (AP) — Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte’ Stallworth took full responsibility for killing a
Police: Speed, texting before crash killed Pa. teen
DOWNINGTOWN, Pa. (AP) — Police say the driver of a car was speeding and texting just before a crash
Canfield Township makes big equipment purchase
CANFIELD — While many townships and cities are working to make ends meet, Canfield Township has
Wakeboarding competition Saturday at Lake Milton State Park
LAKE MILTON — Water’s Edge Board Shop will host the third annual Wake Milton wakeboard competition
Blast levels Cleveland house, 1 person hurt
CLEVELAND (AP) — An explosion and fire has destroyed one house and damaged five others in
Woman holds up 3 banks in Akron area within 35 minutes
AKRON (AP) — Ohio authorities say they believe a woman held up three banks within just over a half-
West Side man going to prison for a $10 debt
YOUNGSTOWN — Donald Harshbarger, 49, of Osborne Avenue, will have to serve two years in state prison
Ohio teen who killed over video game gets 23 years
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AP analysis: Weak security enables credit card hacks
Every time you swipe your credit card and wait for the transaction to be approved, sensitive data
Ohio hospitals study infections from catheter
COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio’s hospitals are using $190,000 in federal money to fight a type of blood
Trumbull Art Gallery Summerfest event opens Wednesday evening
WARREN — The Trumbull Art Gallery, 196-198 E. Market St., gets ready for its Summerfest celebration
Mahoning, Trumbull counties part of Motorcycle Safety Coalition
RAVENNA — The Ohio State Highway Patrol and local law enforcement agencies on Wednesday will
Girard Civil Service Commission meets Wednesday afternoon
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Fake surveyors targeting elderly in western Pa.
VALENCIA, Pa. (AP) — Police in a county north of Pittsburgh say phony property surveyors are luring
More Relays for Life coming up
Cancer survivors and individuals from the community may still participate in upcoming American
Parents announce Dudley-Spanos wedding plans
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Jennafer Giannios, Donald Coppola to wed on July 4
The parents of Jennafer N. Giannios and Donald L. Coppola, both of Boardman, are announcing the
Date announced for Hickenbottom, Magazzine rite
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Miss Eberhart to be July bride of Mr. Munger
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Cummings-Lowry wedding plans are announced
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Local 1199 meeting today
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REUNIONS | Former classmates plan to meet
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Muslim prosecutor charges discrimination
Youngstown’s law director strongly denies the claims. YOUNGSTOWN — An assistant city
Summit Academy closes permanently
The school’s former students might get to remain in other Summit schools in the region.
Stress in caregivers can also lead to abuse of loved ones, several speakers at the Valley event
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4 vie for Warren chief’s position
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MRDD has forum, work sessions
It is likely the agency’s name will be changed, requiring a strategy to inform the public.
Priest is silent on claims of of abuse
The bishop of the Youngstown Diocese has spoken to two who reported sexual misconduct.
Boardman cautious on firefighter hiring
BOARDMAN — One of the six township firefighters who returned from layoff after voters passed a
Long shots mingle with the stars at U.S. Open
Tiger Woods is the big name, but the tourney’s charm is in the lesser-known players. FARMINGDALE,
Buckeye Boren is a lock at guard
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Cavs in trade talk for Shaq?
That’s one of the hot rumors going around the NBA this week. CLEVELAND — Another rumor about
Penguins follow Steelers’ parade route as champions
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Energy freedom’s cry: Drill, baby, drill
Opinion: WASHINGTON — Miguel Cervantes created one of the most memorable characters of literature with Don
Pro golfer Green’s leg amputated
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Airline-safety proposal
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Police investigate pair of armed robberies
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Many plan to leave Ohio after graduation
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“Wedding Day” (8 p.m. TNT): This is the latest reality series from Mark Burnett
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Ground zero in abortion war
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Susan Boyle back on tour after taking a break
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Cuba’s student programs work well
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State Rep. Letson sued by police officer, wife
The parties disagree on when the cruiser’s emergency lights came on. WARREN — A police officer
Surplus food
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Captain America to return for 5-parter
NEW YORK (AP) — Captain America is rising from the grave. The Marvel Comics superhero returns for
‘Superman’ died 50 years ago
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taxation Possible changes
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ABC to air Obama interview on health care
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Famous TV Nurses | Memorable characters
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Engvall ‘nervous’ about hosting awards
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Agenda Wednesday
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U.S. fares poorly at Paris Air Show
LE BOURGET, France (AP) — Boeing didn’t score a single jet order and its competitor Airbus didn’t
Mayweather Jr. injures ribs and stops training
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Former top executive plundered retirement funds, AIG says
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“Some believed they would win, and then they got angry. It has no legal credibility. It is
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It’s short-sighted of General Motors to be dropping its top brands
Opinion: With all the rubbernecking surrounding GM’s bankruptcy, you’d think that more time would have been
Italy beats U.S. 3-1 in FIFA event in S. Africa
PRETORIA, South Africa (AP) — Of all the Italian players in the new jerseys, the standout was the
Director of film ‘Imagine That’ also sings on the soundtrack
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Seven sports make pitch for spots in Olympics in 2016
LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) — With seven sports vying for inclusion in the 2016 Summer Games, Colin
Health care reform needed now
Opinion: We at Wal-Mart believe our nation’s health-care system must be reformed right now and there are some
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Auto-parts suppliers in U.S. avert Armageddon
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Today is Tuesday, June 16, the 167th day of 2009. There are 198 days left in the year. On this date
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Eco-friendly energies battling oil, coal
Opinion: GREEN BAY, Wis. — Climate change is perhaps the greatest environmental and economic challenge of the
P.E. requirements fail in obesity fight
CHICAGO (AP) — The gym at Eberhart Elementary School is bright and spacious — with high ceilings,
Lakers united: They want Jackson back
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — The coach stood to the side and watched as his team executed its final play of
Rondinelli scores in seventh to edge 1080 Media in ‘B’
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Financial overhaul unveiled
WASHINGTON (AP) — Aiming for greater limits and more clarity in the nation’s financial system, the
Doctor’s boos show Obama has hard road on health care
WASHINGTON — Barack Obama isn’t used to hearing boos. For all the young president’s popularity,
Controlling board OKs funds for improvements
Two Mahoning County firms will do the work at the parks. COLUMBUS — A state-lawmaker panel has
State mulls various tax scenarios
COLUMBUS (AP) — Combining a one-cent increase in the state sales tax with a delay in planned income
Market’s spring rally stalls
NEW YORK (AP) — Bad economic news and doubts about the market’s ability to rally dealt stocks a huge
Madoff victims tell judge of pain
NEW YORK (AP) — More than 100 victims of failed financier Bernard Madoff’s multibillion-dollar fraud
Zoo doesn’t waste its ranking as first in ‘2’
COLUMBUS (AP) — An Ohio zoo is celebrating a No. 1 ranking with a new commercial all about getting
Panel to provide religious programming
COLUMBUS — A state panel has approved about $134,000 to provide Muslim and Jewish religious
Store offers jobs for the disabled
PARMA, Ohio (AP) — Customers at this Cleveland suburb Just-A-Buck store say they like not just
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MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses David A. Raghanti Jr., 26, of 7466 Oregon Trail, Boardman, and
NCAA tourney star awed by Bethpage
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Obama: Italy to take 3 detainees from Gitmo
WASHINGTON (AP) — Italy has agreed to accept three detainees from Guantanamo Bay, President Barack
NASCAR could be receptive to automakers
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Fans cringed and teams shuddered when NASCAR opened its doors to Toyota, the
Money won’t be used for planning
COLUMBUS (AP) — State transportation officials have dropped plans to use some federal stimulus funds
House-sitters report robbery at gunpoint by three intruders
BOARDMAN — Two house-sitters at a Brandon Avenue home reported three men, one with a gun, entered
Organizing for America to sponsor event
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MAHONING COUNTY MRDD Annual Forum
The Mahoning County Board of Mental Retardation & Developmental Disabilities’ annual public forum
Firefighters respond to 3 blazes
YOUNGSTOWN — City firefighters responded to three suspected arsons in vacant houses, two in the same
baseball
baseball Columbiana Youth — tournament for players age 7-8 starts July 6. Call (330) 892-0299 or
Daughter to testify at trial of 17-year-old murder
TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Desiree Andaverde was 3 years old when she told police she watched “daddy put
Youngstown man shot in hip while crossing street
YOUNGSTOWN — Police said an Idora Avenue man was shot in the hip as he walked across the street in
Teacher pleads guilty in sex case
The victim and her family did not want the defendant to go to prison. LISBON — The Columbiana
LSU beats Arkansas, gets a break
OMAHA , Neb. — Mikie Mahtook, Austin Nola and Blake Dean homered and LSU stayed unbeaten at the
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Man claims he’s denied mental-health care
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The man charged with killing three Pittsburgh police officers said Monday that he
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Iran rioting continues; Obama is ‘troubled’
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — In a massive outpouring reminiscent of the Islamic Revolution three decades ago,
Business news digest
REGION Ribbon-cutting ceremony set for men’s spa, salon YOUNGSTOWN — A ribbon-cutting ceremony
Ask police to patrol house while you’re away
Dear Heloise: The hints you suggested for those planning a trip were very good and helpful. I have
Teen girl hopes to connect with mom again
Dear Annie: I’m a 15-year-old girl whose mom is her worst enemy. Mom and I haven’t really connected
In Iran, election critics ask: How can 40M paper ballots be counted so fast?
CAIRO (AP) — How do you count almost 40 million handwritten paper ballots in a matter of hours and
Fielder’s grand slam lifts Brewers over Tribe, 14-12
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Browns’ Stallworth to plead guilty
MIAMI (AP) — Attorneys say Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte’ Stallworth has agreed to plead
Youngstown faces federal lawsuit by Muslim assistant prosecutor
YOUNGSTOWN — An assistant city prosecutor, who is a “devout Muslim,” filed a federal lawsuit against
McGuffey Center to have summer day camp
YOUNGSTOWN — Registrations are being accepted for summer day camp at McGuffey Centre, 1649 Jacobs
Ohio social service advocates want taxes raised
COLUMBUS (AP) — Advocates for a range of social service programs continue to pressure lawmakers to
2nd rating agency downgrades Ohio’s bond rating
COLUMBUS (AP) — A second major ratings agency has downgraded Ohio’s bond rating, citing the state’s
Ohio school delays yearbook that shows obscenity
SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio (AP) — School administrators have discovered an unwanted farewell message
State approves $134K to provide religious programming for prison inmates
COLUMBUS — A state lawmaker panel OK’d about $134,000 to provide religious programming for prison
Mahoning County firms to work on state park projects
COLUMBUS — A state lawmaker panel has signed off on funding for improvements at Nelson Kennedy
Most Ohio college students plan to leave the state
COLUMBUS — More than half of Ohioans enrolled at state colleges and 78 percent of their out-of-state
3 men rob house sitters in Boardman
BOARDMAN — Two house sitters at a Brandon Avenue home reported three men, one with a gun, entered
City police investigating two armed robberies
YOUNGSTOWN — Police are investigating a pair of armed robberies, one of which ended with the theft
Police investigate two armed robberies
YOUNGSTOWN — Police are investigating a pair of armed robberies, one committed by a man on a
No one hurt when shots hit house
YOUNGSTOWN — Police said no one was hurt when numerous bullets were fired into a house in the 1900
Fire at Ohio school blamed on lightning strike
MASON, Ohio (AP) — Lightning from heavy thunderstorms is blamed for a fire in southwest Ohio that
South Side man in critical condition with gunshot wound
YOUNGSTOWN — Police said an Idora Avenue man was shot in the hip as he walked across the street in
Four officers to take test Aug. 20 for Warren police chief
WARREN — Two men and two women will take a two-hour multiple-choice test at 10 a.m. Aug. 20 that
Ohio teen arraigned in detention guard death
CLEVELAND (AP) — A teenager has been arraigned in Cleveland in the April death of a guard at a
MRDD board meets tonight to get public input on its programs
AUSTINTOWN — Mahoning County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities public forum
Youngstown police investigating South Side shooting
YOUNGSTOWN — Police said an Idora Avenue man was shot as he walked across the street in the 500
Scholarship honors fallen Cleveland officer
CLEVELAND (AP) — The young daughter of a fallen Cleveland officer has helped present the first
City brush and branch collection under way in Hubbard
HUBBARD — City residents are advised that brush and branches should be out on the curbs by June 25
Nebraska firm mulling western Pa. power plant
WEST NEWTON, Pa. (AP) — A Nebraska company hopes to build a natural gas fueled power plant in
Simple steps will keep disposal in good running condition
Dear Readers: If you have a garbage disposal, you need to know a few basic hints to keep it in good
Today is Monday, June 15, the 166th day of 2009. There are 199 days left in the year. On this date
Today is Monday, June 15, the 166th day of 2009. There are 199 days left in the year. On this date
Anyone can sue over old patents
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — Look carefully at the lid to your coffee cup or the handle of your disposable
U.S. Supreme Court says judgeships can’t be bought
Editorial: U.S. Supreme Court says judgeships can’t be bought In a decision that was most remarkable by the
Ohio towns lobby for stops on Amtrak plan
COLUMBUS (AP) — As Amtrak studies a proposed passenger-rail line linking Ohio’s major cities, small
Agenda Tuesday
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Grown children focused on themselves
Annie’s Mailbox Dear Annie: I am blessed with three grown children, all with wonderful children of
Vanessa Williams talks about ‘Real Thing’ CD and ‘Ugly Betty’
WASHINGTON — Madonna isn’t the only master when it comes to reinvention. In her two decades-plus
Obama plans biggest finance reforms since Depression
WASHINGTON — Nearly five months after he took office and amid signs the worst of the economic storm
Local business digest
REGION Cyber Express moves to new Boardman location BOARDMAN — Cyber Express, which sells and
WNBA roundup - Sunday’s games
Dream 67, Sun 62 UNCASVILLE, Conn. — Sancho Lyttle had 20 points and 15 rebounds to lead Atlanta.
Rapper in video and CD aiming against violence
Patricia Owens, a Youngstown-based rapper who goes by D.V.A.-Musical Poet, is collaborating with
Rioting rocks Iran for 2nd day
TEHRAN, Iran — The nation’s capital erupted in street violence and civil disobedience for a second
Columbiana County court filings
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Global warming bill is bad news for farmers and their customers
Opinion: Farmers are known for keeping a close eye on the weather. Well, the forecast from Washington is
Obama lays out ambitious timetables
Opinion: Measuring presidents’ performance is tricky, especially while they’re in office. Judgments of
Sotomayor at center of identity dance
Opinion: BOSTON — Let us hope that Sonia Sotomayor’s tumble on the way to Washington doesn’t become a
Trustees take aim at blight
Weathersfield lists properties for probe By MARY SMITH MINERAL RIDGE — Weathersfield trustees
Cardholders stunned by actions
CHICAGO — Wilma Erwin is fuming. Despite an 18-year track record of paying her bills on time, the
“The Bachelorette” (8 p.m., ABC): The romantic courting continues on “The
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Tapping the Hispanic market
After moving to the U.S. 10 years ago, Juana Carabarin still wanted to cook Mexican food for her
Answers to weekly quiz
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Riding with … Dave Blaney
Sunday: Trumbull County’s Dave Blaney finished 40th in the Lifelock 400 at Michigan International
U.S. MARSHALS MOST WANTED
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Facing a rate increase? Here’s how to talk it down
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Springsteen offers hope through song at music festival
MANCHESTER, Tenn. (AP) — Bruce Springsteen astonished the Bonnaroo crowd with a passionate three-
‘Peace of mind’ for Erie family
ERIE, Pa. (AP) — With a hammer in his hand and a hard hat on his head, Monytwic Kuol Arop built
Foundation started in toddler’s memory
CLEVELAND (AP) — Chris Jerry still hears the screams of his 2-year-old daughter, Emily, after a
Pastor escapes explosion
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The danger of hate
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NEW ON HOME VIDEO | This week’s DVD releases
Available Tuesday: “Friday the 13th” (R, 97 minutes): A group of hot friends stumbles into Camp
Pinkett Smith plays maverick head nurse
Christina Hawthorne is a nurse rarely inhibited by rules. She is almost compulsively dedicated to
Thousands turn out for ‘Idol’ auditions
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — Yes, they were singing in the rain. Showers and unseasonably cold winds
Wild Willis walks 8; Pirates win 6-3
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Walk after walk after walk. Each Dontrelle Willis start is becoming the same, and
Stanley Cup repeat? Pens’ Bylsma likes the concept
The Red Wings were the last team to capture consecutive championships. PITTSBURGH (AP) — The
Rookie wins LPGA event by 4 strokes
HAVRE DE GRACE, Md. — A long and memorable day for Anna Nordqvist ended with well-deserved champagne
Local news digest
LOCAL Warren shooting probed WARREN — Detectives are investigating a shooting between two men at
Martin shocks himself with Michigan triumph
BROOKLYN, Mich. (AP) — The most surprised person to find Mark Martin in Victory Lane at Michigan
Lax security enables credit-card hackers
Every time you swipe your credit card and wait for the transaction to be approved, sensitive data
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Tribe’s Lee flirts with no-hitter
CLEVELAND (AP) — Cliff Lee threw seven innings of no-hit ball before settling for a three-hitter to
Hearing set in Holocaust museum shooting
WASHINGTON — A hearing in U.S. District Court is scheduled for this afternoon to update the court on
MLB ROUNDUP \ Sunday’s other games
INTERLEAGUE Yankees 15, Mets 0 NEW YORK — Derek Jeter and the New York Yankees hammered Johan
South Korean leader, Obama to mull threat
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea’s president ordered his top security officials Sunday to deal
Unemployed men struggle in search for someone special
Unemployed men struggle in search for someone special Men have been hit much harder than women by
Leader of Israel backs Palestinian statehood
Palestinian leaders swiftly rejected the proposal because of its conditions. JERUSALEM (AP) —
Harsh words for Cheney
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For charity, duo proves its pedal mettle
The Valley men are pedaling across the country for Akron Children’s Hospital of the Mahoning Valley.
college world series ROUNDUP \ Sunday’s games
Texas 7, Southern Miss 6 OMAHA, Neb. — Southern Mississippi reliever Jonathan Johnston walked
STANDING PROUD
Flag Day in Bessemer gives rise to new tradition By VIRGINIA ROSS SHANK BESSEMER, Pa. — As a
Compassion fuels food-drive effort in Beaver Township
Several people giving a little can make a big difference, the president of the South Range Council
The Mahoning Valley All-Star game The Red (Mahoning) vs. the White (Trumbull) The Mahoning Valley All-Star softball doubleheader will be played at the Candlelite Knolls in Bazetta on Tuesday. Players
THE WHITE SQUAD Heather Guelz (Bristol) 3B/SS, Ashley Rable (Champion) 2B/OF, Katie Saluga
Lee flirts with no-hitter
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The Obama infatuation
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Cotto ready for Pacquiao after bloody split decision
NEW YORK (AP) — Every once in a while, Manny Pacquiao would lean over to Top Rank boss Bob Arum and
Bryant, Lakers reign once more; Magic ousted, 99-86
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Kobe Bryant has the NBA title he needed most — the one without Shaq. Bryant’s
NOTABLE AND QUOTABLE
Opinion: “I hope to defeat Ahmadinejad today.” Mahnaz Mottaghi, 23 After casting her ballot during the
Austintown superintendent hails Fitch grads as special
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U.S., Canada to update Great Lakes water agreement
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Fights expected over funds for war, IMF
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Class B roundup Sunday’s games
Wharmby Sports 10, Rondinelli Tuxedo 3 STRUTHERS — Wharmby Sports used a five-run second inning
City woman charged with child endangering
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Convicted murderer requests new trial
The Youngstown man has been imprisoned for almost 17 years. YOUNGSTOWN — A man who says he was
Cyclists rev up downtown during Sunday bike rallies
Organizers of Rally in the Valley have plans for expanding the weekly event.
Hospitals find franchise-fee plan promising
The concern is that some hospitals may not get back 100 percent of the franchise fee.
Area seniors prepare to take the field again
25TH JACK ARVIN ALL-STAR FOOTBALL CLASSIC Area seniors prepare to take the field again By JOHN
Macker planners push for crowds
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Sunday, June 14 (133 stories)
Lakers roll to 15th title
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — The Los Angeles Lakers have won their 15th championship, beating the Orlando
Indians’ Lee three-hits Cardinals
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Tibbett, Schneider make Phantoms
Two members of the 2008-09 Mahoning Valley Phantoms have been selected to play for the Youngstown
Weathersfield trustees target 16 properties for blight investigation
MINERAL RIDGE — Weathersfield trustees have approved a list of 16 residential properties that the
Valley bicyclists pedal 3,000 miles to benefit Boardman children’s hospital
Donations will be accepted through July 1. YOUNGSTOWN — “It’s definitely intense — the storms
Valley hospitals hope to break even or gain through proposed franchise fee
The concern is that some hospitals may not get back 100 percent of the franchise fee.
Man convicted of killing wife 17 years ago seeks new trial
YOUNGSTOWN — A man who says he was wrongly convicted of fatally shooting his wife almost 17 years
Army probe of copter crash that killed Hubbard man may take months
HONOLULU (AP) — Army officials say the investigation into the cause of the fatal helicopter crash at
Recession, ‘Youngstown’ take center stage at Springsteen’s Bonnaroo concert
JAKE COYLE AP Entertainment Writer MANCHESTER, Tenn. (AP) - Bruce Springsteen astonished the
Local Masons elected to receive council awards
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SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
SCOPE, Niles Senior Center, 14 E. State St., is taking reservations for a trip on Monday to Wheeling
SENIOR CITIZENS MENUS
MAHONING COUNTY Celtic Healthcare offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at seven locations in
FEDERATED CLUBS | Meeting announced
WEDNESDAY • Youngstown Federation will have a noon luncheon at Harry and Jean’s of Canfield, 6580
SENIOR CITIZENS | Meetings, activities announced
AARP 4611 • Members of Youngstown Chapter 4611, AARP, will meet at noon Wednesday at St. Augustine
MASONIC GROUPS | Members will meet
MONDAY • Ruth Shrine 64 will have a stated meeting at 7:30 p.m. There will be a school of
GARDEN CLUBS | This week's meetings announced
TUESDAY • Columbiana will entertain the Green Thum Garden Club at a luncheon scheduled for 12:30
Romans observe wedding anniversary by renewing their nuptial vows
YOUNGSTOWN — Mr. and Mrs. Michael Roman, 151 Lowell Ave., celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary
GLORIA PURTON | DAVID STACK
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Outdoor event for Palovich 50th hosted by family
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It’s a sure bet, the Playhouse fundraiser will offer lots of fun
The Vindicator/William D. Lewis JUST THE TICKET: Encouraging patrons to purchase tickets and join
Talent On Display
Spring Sports The best notes, quotes & anecdotes One of the events that made me realize I’m
Phantoms’ Mainhardt is close to roster
Today he’ll know the approximately 25 players for Youngstown’s 2009-10 team. By TOM WILLIAMS
How Many More Titles For Pens?
With their top stars all younger than 25, the prospects seem good PITTSBURGH (AP) — Oh, those
Workers continue travel despite governor’s order
Bracing for a budget crisis back in January 2008 that now engulfs state government, Gov. Ted
Music kicks off summer schedule
The music event kicked off the city’s downtown summer festival series. Nationally acclaimed
Deferred maintenance leaves state parks in desperate need
Volunteers are hard at work at Delaware State Park’s beach, installing donated shingles on the roof
Valley native invents Awesome Auger
What began as a hobby for Youngstown native Tom Motosko has turned him into a nationwide success.
Astro Falcons down Roth, 7-2
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Browns are in need of answers
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Group knits for those in need
Some of Saturday’s participants made caps for children in Head Start programs. CANFIELD —
Vets to receive old school property
The veterans group has been trying to get the property for about 10 years. HILLSVILLE, Pa. —
Federal stimulus funds will help the homeless in Lawrence County
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Greenville plans heritage day
Last year the July Fourth event drew more than 2,000 visitors and 20 exhibitors. GREENVILLE,
Thunder done in by turnovers against Albany in 62-28 loss
Alvin Ray Jackson of the Firebirds intercepted five passes, returning one for a touchdown, and he
Sanchez hits grand slam in Pittsburgh’s 9-3 win
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Getting one home run from the Pittsburgh Pirates is a rarity this season, so
More judicial activism, please
Opinion: WASHINGTON — “We,” said Queen Victoria, employing the royal plural, “are not amused.” “We,” said the
Prosecutor threatens lawsuit over book
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Keep letters coming
john rosemond Some items that recently arrived at the blast-proof underground mailroom at Rosemond
South Range graduates share fondest memories
NORTH LIMA — High school memories for Jared Jennings Ausnehmer are many, but perhaps the ones that
Proposal would tax health benefits
Only elected officials from the Valley are unsure of where they stand on the proposal. The
Experts offer decorating tips for style that lasts
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YSU GRADS CREATE ONLINE GAME
EPICDUEL The game already has 10,000 players worldwide. Grab your Atom Smasher and get ready
SPIRITUAL DESTINATIONS
Pennsylvania retreats cater to mind, body, soul The St. Joseph Institute has attracted about 2,000
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Tsagaris can’t be chuckling these days
Opinion: In September 2005, at the formal announcement by Pan Am Airlines that its regional carrier, Pan Am
THISTLEDOWN results
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Relief for Route 224 headaches due Nov. 2010 Lane closures remain westbound at Mill Creek, and
St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace
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SPEED RACERS: Racer Marcus Timmerman and co-pilot Julia Castner, above, speed down Porter Avenue,
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Change is coming to cable television
As appeal wanes and DVR usage rises, programming must evolve. Cable TV is flying high. More
Farm to sponsor annual summer program
MERCER, Pa. — Munnell Run Farm will have its annual summer program series for children on Wednesdays
Indians can’t figure out — or get out —Pujols
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Fires, clashes in streets mark post-election malaise in Iran
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Thousands of protesters roamed through Tehran Saturday, waging hit-and-run
Fedotenko revels in Pens’ win at Ice Zone
The Pittsburgh winger returned to town to watch his stepsons take part in Phantoms’ tryouts. By
Arkansas and LSU win opening games of College World Series
OMAHA, Neb. — Andy Wilkins homered and drove in five runs to help Arkansas start off the College
Snapz deadline
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9-1-1 bill would block right to know
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Web site will promote local bands, models
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City employees free to leave, and they will over time
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Bible trumps a festival
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“Cool Father’s Day Gift Guide” (1 p.m., DIY): A marathon of “Cool
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Queen Latifah to host BET after-party show
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Health care premium co-pay is standard in the workplace
Editorial: Even if Warren city government weren’t imploding financially, even if police and firefighters
Polka community battles loss of Grammy category
A Valley expert says polka bands don’t bother to submit their work because they know they won’t
Dad made Kings game memorable for his son
“Chicken Soup for the Soul: Inside Basketball: 101 Greatest Hoop Stories From Players, Coaches and
Oakland’s ‘Rabbit Hole’ is brilliant
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High annual cost to run central air conditioner
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Gay in lead; Mickelson 10 shots back at St. Jude
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — The encouragement came at Phil Mickelson as he spent nearly 30 minutes signing
Magazine ranks top hunting, fishing towns
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New husband needs to foot the bill or get the boot
Dear Annie: “Ben” and I are in our late 50s and recently married. We intended to sell our houses and
Collectors search for Moxie-related items
Moxie, the soft drink that was introduced as a medicine in a Massachusetts drugstore in 1876, used
HERE’S BEN Biography
Age: 24. High school: Liberty High School Class of 2003. College: Macalester College, St. Paul,
Lakers can finish NBA finals tonight in Game 5
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Like any couple, they’ve had their share of ups and downs. They’ve feuded
CURRENT PRICES
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Best-sellers \ Publishers Weekly
For the week ending June 6: HARDCOVER FICTION 1. “Skin Trade” by Laurell K. Hamilton (Berkley)
Peonies
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New electric mower cuts emissions
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New campaign highlights deals
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Exploring how boys become men
“The Way Home” by George Pelecanos (Little, Brown, 336 pp., $24.99) George Pelecanos is a social
Air France jet sent message on rudder problem
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If homes cost $300K, not $30K, would residency be desired?
Opinion: I know very little about libraries. I know just a little more about Youngstown’s West Side. But
Sotomayor impresses senators in interviews
WASHINGTON (AP) — Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor has bonded with female senators about her
HEALTH-CARE REFORM Quotes
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Agenda Monday
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Today is Sunday, June 14, the 165th day of 2009. There are 200 days left in the year. This is Flag
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‘Lone wolf’ terrorists harder to stop, experts say
WASHINGTON (AP) — An elderly man enters a crowded museum carrying a rifle and begins shooting. A
White rooftops might slow climate change, official says
WASHINGTON — Could climate change be staved off by making the United States look like the set of
Natural-gas leak caused explosion at meat plant
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Surveillance video clears 2, leads to cops’ arrests
NEW YORK (AP) — When undercover detectives busted Jose and Maximo Colon last year for selling
Fugitive of the Week
Fugitive of the Week Alfonso Harrington The FBI/Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force is
CLEVELAND INDIANS
CLEVELAND INDIANS Today — St. Louis, 1:05 p.m. Monday — Milwaukee, 7:05 p.m. Tuesday —
to help
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U.S., Canada challenge Ahmadinejad victory
VIENNA (AP) — The U.S. and Canada challenged Iran’s claims that hard-liner Mahmoud Ahmadinejad won
Kaluza benefit motorcycle run planned
YOUNGSTOWN – Tickets for the Joe Kaluza Benefit Motorcycle Run, sponsored by the Great Lakes
DOCTORATEs
DOCTORATEs Pharmacy Dana A. Pitzulo, a 2003 Canfield graduate, graduated with distinction from
All sects attend Iraqi lawmaker’s funeral
BAGHDAD — Iraqis buried a top Sunni lawmaker Saturday in a state funeral attended by politicians
Suicidal thoughts can be side effect of antidepressants
Q. My 17-year-old son is feeling depressed. He is sad and tired and would sleep all day long if we
Loss, Crosby’s snub leave the Red Wings with bitter taste
DETROIT (AP) — The Red Wings can accept that Pittsburgh is the Stanley Cup champion. Getting snubbed
You missed the best parts
Opinion: You missed the best parts EDITOR: Last Saturday I had the pleasure of taking part in the First
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Billy R. Miller, 24, of 5653 Windsor Mechanicsville Road,
Dale Jr. confident he’ll turn the season around
BROOKLYN, Mich. (AP) — It’s been a long, eventful year since Dale Earnhardt Jr. last visited Victory
Democratic Party is bigger than one man
Opinion: Democratic Party is bigger than one man EDITOR: Recently a news article appeared claiming that
Terrorist can sue over torture memos
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — A convicted terrorist can sue a former Bush administration lawyer for
You want cheap, you got it
Opinion: You want cheap, you got it EDITOR: Early last spring our county engineer announced that Mahoning
N. Korea defiant against sanctions
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea responded to new U.N. sanctions with more defiance, promising
Will Palin flap give Letterman a boost?
NEW YORK (AP) — Sarah Palin would no doubt be horrified by the idea, but there’s a chance she could
700,000 callers phone hot line for help with digital-TV switch
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Nearly 700,000 calls were received by a federal hot line this week from people
Rain interrupts LPGA tourney
HAVRE DE GRACE, Md. (AP) — As a rookie playing in the third round of the LPGA Championship, Anna
Hospitals wary of plan for Medicare cuts
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama said Saturday he wants to help pay for his health-care
Nuclear moves tied to succession
SEOUL, South Korea — The widening scope of North Korea’s defiance — a rocket launch, a nuclear blast
Biketown to sponsor Super Run
AUSTINTOWN — The public is invited to participate in an event July 19 to fight homelessness and
National Basketball Association
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Mosquito spraying
Mosquito spraying NILES — Spraying for mosquito control for the city is scheduled for June 24
Staff REPORT
YOUNGSTOWN — More allegations of sexual misconduct have been lodged against a former diocesan
Saturday, June 13 (95 stories)
Music transforms downtown Youngstown into outdoor festival
YOUNGSTOWN — Nationally acclaimed bands and local music acts transformed downtown Youngstown into an
Awesome Auger has Youngstown connection
What began as a hobby for Youngstown native Tom Motosko has turned him into a nationwide success.
Labor opposes tax on health benefits
The possibility of the federal government taxing some employer-provided health benefits to help pay
New Castle neighbors fight wave of arsons
NEW CASTLE, Pa. — They want their neighborhood back. They want to take it back from the blight —
Bridge deck work on Route 224 delayed, requires more permits
It's already a headache to travel along busy U.S. Route 224, but construction projects in two areas
Knitting guild raises awareness of the craft
CANFIELD — Knitting needles flashed in the sun as nimble fingers turned piles of yarn into caps and
Pens’ Fedotenko returns to Ice Zone
BOARDMAN — Thirteen hours after skating with the Stanley Cup for the second time in his eight
City, Zoldan to seal deal on hockey at Covelli
The team’s schedule should be finalized in less than two weeks, its owner said. YOUNGSTOWN —
stu-PEN-dous!
Pittsburgh wins 2-1, takes the Cup DETROIT (AP) — Slide over Super Mario and make room on the
2,800 compete for 350 positions at new Wal-Mart
Job applications for the Liberty store will be taken until July 13 at the Covelli Centre and
Zordich is back with Eagles
The former Chaney and Penn State player returns as a coach. By JOHN BASSETTI Mike Zordich is
Pasquine is tops for W&J
WASHINGTON, Pa. — Jim Pasquine is not an ordinary college athlete. The junior outfielder-pitcher
Jackson-Milton graduates end decades-long tradition in gym
Class of 2010 will graduate from a new building. NORTH JACKSON — Wearing blue jay blue and
Digital TV switch kicks in fairly smoothly in Valley
YOUNGSTOWN — The first day of the analog-to-digital television changeover went relatively smoothly
WR Payne holds Thunder records, more on the way
YOUNGSTOWN — Mahoning Valley Thunder wide receiver/return man Quorey Payne is a sure-handed
Convoy to revisit 1919 stop in region
EAST PALESTINE — On Monday, almost 100 historic military vehicles are scheduled to make a stop here
J-M hopes Bornemiss is answer to losing
Prep basketball Joe Bornemiss is grateful for the chance to turn around the Bluejays’ 3-63 three-
Browns’ Harrison hopes hard work pays off with more plays
BEREA (AP) — Once Cleveland Browns minicamp ends, the hard work begins for tailbacks Jamal Lewis and
Bessemer set to resurrect borough square tradition
The Mohawk PTO donated 325 miniature American flags for the ceremony. BESSEMER, Pa. — Robin
Home seized
Austintown police and road department workers carefully remove a large safe from a home on Revere Run Road in Canfield Township that has been seized in an alleged embezzling scheme involving an Austintown business.
Center in Girard helps students get in touch, online with today’s skills
GIRARD — The Girard Multi-Generational Center powers up the computer skills of a wide variety of
Butler Institute files lawsuit over damage at Salem branch
The branch was used for a number of purposes. SALEM — The old saying goes “The show must go
Auto executives defend closing of dealerships
WASHINGTON (AP) — General Motors and Chrysler executives defended the closings of hundreds of
Chocolate can be dangerous for dogs
Dear Readers: Chocolate is a no-no for dogs, vets tell us. The problem with this yummy treat is the
Prostitute’s death in ‘cage’ leads to ban in Arizona of outdoor holding pens
PHOENIX (AP) — A prostitute doing time behind bars, Marcia Powell was temporarily moved one day last
girard center \ For all generations The Girard Multi-Generational Center promotes interaction among generations through education, health, fitness and socialization to preserve and enhance the
Location: 443 Trumbull Ave., Girard. Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays and Fridays; 8:30 to 7:30
4 to face charges of corruption in NE Ohio
CLEVELAND (AP) — Charges in a wide-ranging corruption investigation reached the highest levels of
A MISSION OF FAITH
Students put their souls into ‘Real Break’ trip In an Orthodox Christian Fellowship project,
Gospel singer to give free concert Wednesday
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Change might be what GM needs
ValuJet was reborn as AirTran. Philip Morris rechristened itself Altria. Blackwater became Xe.
Is staying together for son’s sake really what’s best for him?
Dear Annie: My wife and I are in our late 40s, married 17 years, and have a 14-year-old son. We are
U.N. slaps harsh sanctions on N. Korea
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The U.N. Security Council imposed punishing new sanctions on North Korea
vacation bible schools Sessions in the area
Lists of vacation Bible schools open to the public will run on the Religion page. Please include the
Custer rides again in Happy Meal
Opinion: RAPID CITY, S.D. — Say it isn’t so! Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer has invaded Lakota country
local topics on TV Sunday program
“Community Connection” (6:30 a.m., WFMJ-TV 21): Award winning gospel group The Nevels Sisters will
Valley sales of new autos slip
New-vehicle sales were down 53 percent last month. New-vehicle sales in the Mahoning Valley
Texas opens College World Series as the favorite
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — The locals who have grown accustomed to watching Texas at the College World
THISTLEDOWN results
THISTLEDOWN results Friday 2nd—Mike’s Cl (Fox)4.403.002.20 Lil Mike Reggie (Banda)13.205.00
Iran president, foe claim win
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran’s interior ministry said Saturday President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was far
Obama offers limited support for Zimbabwe
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama sought to bolster Zimbabwe’s prime minister Friday while
Top Sunni lawmaker killed outside Baghdad mosque
Top Sunni lawmaker killed outside Baghdad mosque Eds: New throughout. AP Photo BAG104, BAG103
Another Citizen Science opportunity: Firefly Watch
About a week ago while sitting on the back porch watching night fall, I saw the first golden flash
Campaign finance reports heavily favor Youngstown mayor
Mayor Williams’ primary opponent spent $70.38 on his campaign. YOUNGSTOWN — The financial race
SOCIETY DIGEST
Mammograms offered at two locations YOUNGSTOWN — The MammoVan, a mobile mammography unit, will be
INN FOR A REAL TREAT
Hubbard B&B provides getaway close to home By LINDA M. LINONIS Impeccable service put Julia’s
Alabama weighs appeal after NCAA vacates 21 football wins
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — The NCAA hit Alabama’s football program where it hurts — the Tide’s famed
Vick’s tenure with Falcons officially over
ATLANTA (AP) — Less than five years after the Atlanta Falcons signed Michael Vick to a $130 million
Nordqvist takes lead at LPGA
HAVRE DE GRACE, Md. (AP) — As a young golfer in Sweden, Anna Nordqvist patterned her career after
Obama can’t ignore corruption in Africa
Editorial: When President Obama visits Ghana next month in his first official trip to sub-Saharan Africa, he
wedding anniversary mass \ Couples in diocese to be honored
Bishop George V. Murry of the Catholic Diocese of Youngstown will celebrate a special Mass at 2 p.m.
Net neutrality gains traction
Seattle Times: Free and open access to the Internet helped the technology grow and thrive. The
“Big Saturday Night” (8 p.m., GSN): The programming block introduces new game shows such
“Big Saturday Night” (8 p.m., GSN): The programming block introduces new game shows such as “20Q”
Alexis Stewart pokes fun at mom, Martha
NEW YORK — Who hasn’t rolled her eyes at her mother? Alexis Stewart certainly has. The 43-year-old
Abortion rights backers should be wary
Opinion: I was horrified by the murder of Dr. George Tiller in Kansas on May 31. So when I heard there would
Madonna gets OK to adopt 3-year-old girl
Madonna gets OK to adopt 3-year-old girl BLANTYRE, Malawi — Madonna can get “Mercy,” Malawi’s
Anti-smoking act to revolutionize tobacco products
Officials hope to reduce smoking to 5 percent of the population within 20 years. WASHINGTON (AP)
Sarah Palin: Letterman owes women an apology
NEW YORK (AP) — Sarah Palin says David Letterman owes an apology to young women across the country
Coal-burning power plant moving forward
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Energy Department is moving forward on a futuristic coal-burning power plant
Press openly worships at altar of Obama
Opinion: A criticism heard during the early years of the Bush administration was that the media were “in the
Top purchasing executive at General Motors steps down
DETROIT (AP) — General Motors Corp.’s top purchasing executive abruptly stepped down Friday to
Sunday News shows Guest lineup
Guest lineup for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week”: Health and Human Services Secretary
Real ‘Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds’ is gravely ill
LONDON (AP) — They were childhood chums. Then they drifted apart, lost touch completely, and only
Business digest
NATION Cessna announces additional layoffs WICHITA, Kan. — Cessna Aircraft Co., the nation’s
Strength comes from trusting in power of God
One of the greatest weapons that the enemy uses against us is doubt. The devil himself knows the
Brunner seeks federal OK of equipment dealSFlb
COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio’s top elections official wants the federal government to review the legality of
390-pound gorilla escapes pen at S.C. zoo, injures one
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A 390-pound gorilla grabbed some low-hanging bamboo to scale a wall at a South
Does Obama still smoke? Answer remains clouded
WASHINGTON — The White House press secretary says President Barack Obama still struggles with a
Today in history
Today is Saturday, June 13, the 164th day of 2009. There are 201 days left in the year. On this date
YOUNGSTOWN PHANTOMS
YOUNGSTOWN PHANTOMS Hockey deal The Youngstown Phantoms of the United States Hockey League will
Sports on TV
TODAY 8:30 a.m. (SPD) Auto racing: 24 Hours of Le Mans. 11 a.m. (ESPNU) College baseball. Noon
Despite late failure in Game 4, Magic still believe they can win
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Magic coach Stan Van Gundy tried to sleep. He closed his eyes, but his
USOC leader announces increase in funding for winter sports
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — The new leader of the U.S. Olympic Committee delivered news Friday
Brian Vickers wins 3rd pole of season
BROOKLYN, Mich. (AP) — Brian Vickers would love to turn the eighth pole of his NASCAR Sprint Cup
White House: US may confront ships near NKorea
White House: US may confront ships near NKorea Eds: UPDATES with additional Rice comment, details
PGA play halted by storms
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Phil Mickelson is looking a bit more at ease, the golf course providing some
Cotto takes on Clottey tonight
NEW YORK (AP) — Joshua Clottey is willing to do just about anything for a good fight. It’s the
Thursday’s Games
Thursday’s Games AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago White Sox 4, Detroit 3 Oakland 4, Minnesota 3
State & regional digest
OHIO Former U.S. Sen. DeWine makes campaign filing COLUMBUS — Former U.S. Sen. Mike DeWine of
Cleveland man gets 8 years for child rape
YOUNGSTOWN — A 42-year-old Cleveland man drew an eight-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to
Rookie pitches and hits Tigers past Bucs
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Rick Porcello made the most of his first opportunity to bat in the big leagues.
FRIDAY LOTTERIES
FRIDAY LOTTERIES multistate Friday night: Mega Millions, 6-11-20-32-44 Mega Ball, 38 OHIO
Detainees at Gitmo debated
WASHINGTON (AP) — Despite fierce opposition in Congress, the White House insisted Friday it has not
2nd Republican enters state race
COLUMBUS — A former county auditor and the Republican nominee for state treasurer in 2006 has
Sports notices
area Swish tryouts YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown Swish of the American Basketball Association will
Bush skydives again for birthday
KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine (AP) — Former President George H.W. Bush marked his 85th birthday Friday the
One night after birds help Indians win, the Tribe beats Cardinals
CLEVELAND (AP) — Shin-Soo Choo got the job done again — this time without any avian assistance. A
Serial cat killers plague Florida
Since early May, at least 18 cats have been butchered in the Cutler Bay area of southern Florida.
Tennis roundup Friday’s pro matches
Queen’s Club LONDON — Andy Roddick defeated Ivo Karlovic 7-6 (4), 7-6 (5), advancing to the
Holliday, Hooker win NCAA titles in track
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) — One sport isn’t enough for Trindon Holliday or Destinee Hooker. Holliday
Top Sunni lawmaker slain in Iraq
BAGHDAD (AP) — The moderate leader of the largest Sunni bloc in parliament was assassinated Friday
Ruptured line forces Route 224 shutdown
Ruptured line forces Route 224 shutdown BOARDMAN — A busy commercial section of U.S. Route 224
Highlights of North Korea Resolution
Highlights of North Korea Resolution Eds: For global distribution. With BC-UN--UN-NKorea By
Friday, June 12 (108 stories)
Williams spent about $10,000 for landslide victory
YOUNGSTOWN — The financial race between the two Democratic candidates for Youngstown mayor is
Gas line mishap closes section of Route 224 in Boardman
BOARDMAN — Emergency crews shut down about 1,000 feet of U.S. Route 224, west of South Avenue this
Ashtabula County's O’Brien to seek secretary of state post
COLUMBUS — A former county auditor and the Republican nominee for state treasurer in 2006 has
Cleveland schools CEO balks at contract extension
CLEVELAND (AP) — Cleveland’s schools chief says he wants another seven years on the job, but has
Governor touts internships during Warren visit
WARREN — Gov. Ted Strickland took a walk through Ajax Tocco Magnethermic’s Overland Avenue plant
City, hockey team near deal on playing in Covelli Centre
YOUNGSTOWN — A final deal with the city is about a week or two away for the Youngstown Phantoms
Alcoholics Anonymous marking milestones in Akron
AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Alcoholics Anonymous is marking two milestones during its three-day Founders Day
This May was a bad month for car sales
New vehicle sales in the Mahoning Valley dipped to their lowest total of the year in May, which
Statehouse museum now open in Columbus
COLUMBUS —Want to know the political affiliation of Edward Tiffin, governor of Ohio from 1803-07?
Liberty to spray for mosquitoes
LIBERTY —Alexander’s Pest Control will fog for mosquitoes on June 22 and 23 from dusk to
Police seize house in embezzlement scheme
CANFIELD — Austintown police seized a house this morning on Revere Run Road here in connection with
Four charged in Cuyahoga County kickback scheme
The Plain Dealer CLEVELAND — Three Cuyahoga County officials were accused today of steering jobs
Ohio State football recruit arrested in Florida
MIAMI (AP) — An Ohio State football recruit is facing a drug charge in Florida. According to
Ohio yanks contract in ID-for-immigrants case
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio is shutting down a driver licensing office that processed bogus
Indians fan catches 2 home run balls
CLEVELAND (AP) — A fan is the proud holder of two home run balls caught in the same game this week
Ohio man imprisoned for rape after 25-year delay
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — An Ohio man whose case apparently fell through cracks in the legal system has
Deadline looms for land sales for 911 memorial
SHANKSVILLE, Pa. (AP) — Today is the deadline set by the U.S. government to get all the land needed
CLUB CALENDAR | Local organizations plan meetings
ASSOCIATIONS • Greater Youngstown Monitoring Association (Scanner Club) will have a picnic at 4
Public flower show at Davis Center in park
Public flower show at Davis Center in park YOUNGSTOWN — The Garden Forum of the Greater Youngstown
August wedding set by Erin Taylor and Jason Pedicini
The engagement of Erin Taylor and Jason Pedicini, both of 2113 Jervis Road, Upper Arlington, is
Turek-Stelluto wedding planned for mid-August
BOARDMAN — Melissa Turek and Michael Stelluto, both of Boardman, are announcing their engagement and
Campbell grads brave a new world
Sharay Lewis is going to Central State University in Wilberforce to major in accounting; Johnny
Library branch stays open, for now
The board also approved placing two levies on the November ballot. BOARDMAN — Patrons of the
Organizers are hoping recycling themes take off
YOUNGSTOWN — Dan and Erin Quinlan, founders of Carbon Racing, organized next month’s Tour of the
Deal OK’d, Dann looks to put case behind him
The ex-attorney general admitted to one violation in a settlement agreement. COLUMBUS — Former
Girard hoops coach not afraid to aim high
GIRARD — Nick Cochran may be taking over a team that went 1-20 last year, but the new Girard High
Austintown district treasurer to retire
Barb Kliner said her colleagues made her career a success. AUSTINTOWN — Barb Kliner,
Game 7 - Can Pittsburgh do it again?
Valley businesswoman and former Penguins’ executive Denise DeBartolo York reflects on the first time
Missing elderly couple found safe, again
POLAND — An elderly township couple missing for more than 24 hours was found unharmed in
Penguins seek road warrior mentality as Game 7 approaches
Their task is to defeat many veteran Red Wings who have sipped from Lord Stanley’s Cup. DETROIT
Starting today, TV signals will be digital only
Got your converter box yet? Starting today, viewers who turn on their analog TVs that aren’t
Thunder pursuing elusive victory
The indoor football team has not won since the opening week of the af2 season. Vindicator staff
Trumbull County gaining tourists’ attention
The bureau’s hotel tax revenue is down 3 percent from last year at this time. WARREN—Trumbull
Ohio’s track champions prepare for Midwest Meet
JACKSON, Mich. — Five area track and field standouts, including three state champions, will compete
Singing East High’s praises
It’s not every day that the song you wrote is sung at your own high school graduation. In fact, it
Their day to remember
Chaney, East and Campbell grads gathered for the last time as the Class of 2009 at separate ceremonies Thursday.
Struthers man gets 3 years for break-ins
YOUNGSTOWN — A 28-year-old Struthers man is going to prison for three years for a series of break-
MAHONING COUNTY COURT LISTINGS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Damonn L. Dixon, 30 ,of 16 Blackburn St., Campbell, and
Rallying for Delphi pensions
A class-action suit to protect retirees’ benefits is still an option, says a Packard retiree.
Steady attendance slip proportional to slide on the inside (Covelli Centre)
There’s a not-so-surprising correlation between the decrease in attendance at Mahoning Valley
Owner, chef want to get to know every customer’s name
Owner, chef want to get to know every customer’s name A new restaurant offers food and
Suspect in robbery also will face murder charge
The grand jury issued a superseding indictment against Reginald Everson. YOUNGSTOWN — The
Dems in lower-ticket statewide races may face trouble
Opinion: Democrats took majority control of the executive branch of state government in 2006 for the first
Family owes escape from fire to their dog
PIQUA, Ohio (AP) — An Ohio woman and her teenage son who escaped a house fire say they owe their
MLB Roundup \ Thursday’s other games
AMERICAN LEAGUE Athletics 4, Twins 3 OAKLAND, Calif. — Rajai Davis slapped an RBI single in the
Grubb enjoying the top with Stewart
LONG POND, Pa. (AP) — Darian Grubb made his first good move when he decided to leave the Hendrick
Pirates win to earn split
Pirates win to earn split Andy LaRoche delivered a two-out, two-run single in the ninth inning and
It’s up to ‘Cindy’ to tell daughters that boyfriend is part of her life
Dear Annie: I am a 52-year-old single male, never married. Ten months ago, I met the love of my
‘Road warrior’ system saves time and money
Dear Heloise: Maybe some of your readers on the road would like this hint. I often travel to
Richard Petty says economic woes hurt racing
RANDLEMAN, N.C. (AP) — From behind those trademark shades, Richard Petty has seen just about
RACING News & notes
Fans to be celebrated: Most of the time, the crowd at NASCAR races waits impatiently for the
Ohio Constitution
Ohio Constitution Changes Details on efforts to amend Ohio Constitution: 14 statewide issues
Bechtol’s homer helps lift Wharmby past Roth Bros.
STRUTHERS — Ben Bechtol hit an inside-the-park home run and doubled as Wharmby Sports defeated Roth
On area diamonds Youth baseball and softball
BASEBALL Tri-T Pony Players Division Conti Corp. 6, Girard K of C 4 McDonald Knightline 9,
Officials gear up for bicycle racing’s Tour of the Valley
YOUNGSTOWN — If you missed the Tour de France, now’s your chance to watch the Tour of the Valley.
Expert: Death was not a suicide
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The forensics expert hired by David Carradine’s family has concluded that the
National Business Digest
NATION GM CEO expects to remain WASHINGTON — General Motors CEO Fritz Henderson says he expects
Suspect charged in bomb threats
The man said he wanted media attention. BOARDMAN — A Meadowbrook Avenue man faces multiple
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace Dan and Melissa Milush, Youngstown, boy, June 10. Chris and
Personal wealth shrinks
Personal wealth shrinks WASHINGTON — The brute force of the recession earlier this year turned
North Korean incident offers more signs of danger
North Korean incident offers more signs of danger Miami Herald: Once again, the communist
Zero tolerance enforcement comes with a twist this year
Editorial: Zero tolerance enforcement comes with a twist this year Youngstown police and the Ohio State
Media under gun in Latin America
Opinion: Here’s the most immediate threat to democracy in the Americas: a concerted move by authoritarian
Danger within an often thankless job
Opinion: Until Wednesday afternoon, many of us probably thought of security guards as annoyances. That’s if
What is the role of judiciary?
Opinion: There is something profound, but also something superficial, about the debate that occurs every time
NOTABLE AND QUOTABLE
Opinion: “We had to sprint as fast as we could out the door. I thought it was the movie (part of a museum
Jobless number sets another record
WASHINGTON (AP) — The number of people receiving unemployment benefits has set another record, a
Agenda Saturday
Agenda Saturday Mahoning County Educational Service Center, special meeting, 8:30 a.m., MCESC
Drug-Use Prevention Grants Attorney General Richard Cordray
Six Mahoning Valley police departments are among 80 Ohio law enforcement agencies to share in $2.2
Today in history
Today is Friday, June 12, the 163rd day of 2009. There are 202 days left in the year. On this date
Riding with… Dave Blaney
Last week: Trumbull County’s Dave Blaney finished 40th in last Sunday’s Pocono 500. Blaney’s car
City leaders mull how to cope with residency ruling
CLEVELAND (AP) — City leaders have begun looking at their options as they cope with an Ohio Supreme
Rockies select Fitch grad in 40th round
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Forum Health rejects nurses’ latest offer
YOUNGSTOWN — Forum Health has rejected a $4 million concessionary contract package offered by the
Cyclists gear up for tour of Valley
The four-stage event will take place at select venues over the July 10-12 weekend. By JOHN
Friday's Best Bets on TV
“What Not to Wear” (9 p.m., TLC): Talk about a guilty pleasure. “What Not to Wear” comes to the
Man to be sentenced in stabbing death
STAFF REPORT YOUNGSTOWN — After the prosecution dropped a murder charge, the man charged in a
Subourbon Sun shines with jazz-rock
The five-piece band is among the busiest on the local scene. Subourbon Sun rose out of the
Maya Rudolph pregnant
Maya Rudolph pregnant LOS ANGELES — Maya Rudolph is pregnant again, both in real life and on the
Magic’s Stan Van criticizes NCAA
Thursday’s Game 4 of the NBA Finals was not over in time for this edition. ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) —
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE Indians 4, Royals 3 10 innings Kansas CityCleveland abrhbiabrhbi DeJess
U.N. group declares swine-flu pandemic
GENEVA (AP) — The World Health Organization declared a swine-flu pandemic Thursday — the first
Wright: Jews keeping me from Obama
HAMPTON, Va. (AP) — President Barack Obama’s controversial former pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright,
The Web takes on new role in Iranian presidential campaign
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — A dozen young Iranians tap away at computers in a headquarters so new the light
Museum shooting signals more racial turmoil, some say
Crazies. Lone nut jobs. Isolated loonies. Those are frequent descriptions of people such as James
Steelers’ Tomlin is critical of himself
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Mike Tomlin knows there’s one area where the Pittsburgh Steelers can improve:
Tribe’s win is for the birds: Game-winner hits sea gull
CLEVELAND (AP) — Shin-Soo Choo lined a single off a low-flying sea gull, driving in Mark DeRosa from
Ambulance destroyed
Ambulance destroyed YOUNGSTOWN – An explosion during an ambulance fire early Thursday on the
Mickelson is solid; Castrale leads LPGA event
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Phil Mickelson wasted no time firing up fans with birdies on the opening two holes.
on the tracks This weekend’s events
NASCAR SPRINT CUP LifeLock 400 Brooklyn, Mich. Schedule: Today, practice (Speed, 11:30 a.m.-1
Pirates win, split in series
ATLANTA (AP) — Andy LaRoche and the Pittsburgh Pirates started hitting as soon as Javier Vazquez
Agencies tighten oversight of mining
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration on Thursday announced steps to reduce the environmental
Weekend Go & Do
Friday Children Family Garden Fun, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Fellows Riverside Gardens, 123 McKinley
Cluster of players at Browns’ camp want new contracts
BEREA (AP) — The Cleveland Browns have a small cluster of players who were happy to show up for new
Trumbull voters to decide on tax
An additional license-tax would enable the county to apply for additional funding. WARREN —
Officials OK purchase of Hazmat vehicle
YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning County commissioners have approved purchase of a new, custom-made,
Obama to fire inspector who probes AmeriCorps
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama plans to fire the inspector general who investigates
A family stands up to CSB
Opinion: A family stands up to CSB EDITOR: The McCabe family should receive congratulations and
GM cancels Malibu, Saturn hybrids, works on new system
DETROIT (AP) — General Motors Corp. will stop making Chevrolet Malibus and Saturn Auras with an
Thursday, June 11 (132 stories)
Choo’s RBI single lifts Indians
CLEVELAND (AP) — Shin-Soo Choo lined a single off a low-flying sea gull, driving in Mark DeRosa from
Dann hopes the fine will end the furor over his time in office
The ex-attorney general admitted to one violation in a settlement agreement. COLUMBUS — Former
Lake Milton man pleads guilty to manslaughter charge
YOUNGSTOWN — After the prosecution dropped a murder charge, the man charged in a fatal stabbing last
Poland Township couple found OK in Connecticut
POLAND — An elderly township couple who were missing for more than 24 hours were found in Conneticut
Tour of the Valley bicycle event is July 10-12
YOUNGSTOWN — If you missed the Tour de France, now’s your chance to watch the Tour of the Valley.
License tax on Trumbull ballot this fall
WARREN — Trumbull County residents will vote on a proposed license tax on the November ballot. The
Ohio panty burglar gets 9 years in prison
ALLIANCE, Ohio (AP) — An Ohio man has been sentenced to nine years in prison for stealing underwear
New arguments arise against Ohio tub drowning retrial
LEBANON, Ohio (AP) — Prosecutors who won a murder conviction against an Ohio man accused of drowning
Survey shows: More than 2 million households not ready for DTV
NEW YORK (AP) — More than 2 million households are in danger of seeing their major broadcast TV
Bomb threat and pursuit lead to charges in Boardman
BOARDMAN — A Meadowbrook Avenue man faces multiple charges after he’s accused of threatening to
Americans’ net worth shrinks $1.33 trillion in first quarter
WASHINGTON (AP) — American households lost $1.33 trillion of their wealth in the first three months
World Health Organization: Swine flu pandemic has begun, first in 41 years
GENEVA (AP) — The World Health Organization declared a swine flu pandemic today — the first global
Six Valley police agencies get Ohio grant money
Drug Use Prevention Grants Attorney General Richard Cordray Six Mahoning Valley police
Advocate: Ohio judge mistreated two rape victims
COLUMBUS (AP) — An Ohio judge recently ordered two rape victims to appear before their confessed
Ohio Supreme Court disciplines former Ohio BWC official
COLUMBUS (AP) — The Ohio Supreme Court has suspended the law license of well-known Cleveland
Former AG Marc Dann, state reach agreement
COLUMBUS (AP) — Attorneys for the state watchdog and former Attorney General Marc Dann of Liberty
200-300 people attend Packard retirees’ rally today in Warren
WARREN — Leaders of the area Delphi Salaried Retirees Association say a bankruptcy judge’s opinion
D.C. shooting puts Ohio Jewish groups on alert
COLUMBUS (AP) — Police have increased patrols around some Ohio Jewish organizations in light of the
June 22 is deadline for participants in Niles Fourth of July parade
NILES — All participants planning to take part in the Niles 4th of July Parade must register before
Drive-in moviegoers testify in Ohio court fight
ELYRIA, Ohio (AP) — Drive-in theater patrons here have testified that lights from an adjacent sports
Ohio Supreme Court promises more time between executions
COLUMBUS (AP) — The Ohio Supreme Court says it will schedule executions at least three weeks apart
Mosquito Creek State Park gets fed money to keep waterway clean
COLUMBUS — Ohio is among 28 states that will share $14.6 million in Clean Vessel Act grant awards to
Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County has trustee board meeting today
BOARDMAN — The Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County trustee board meets at 4 p.m. today
Youngstown East, Chaney commencements today
YOUNGSTOWN — Graduating classes from East and Chaney high schools had their commencement activities
Governor bringing education reform plan to Warren
WARREN — Gov. Ted Strickland will discuss his plans to reform education to improve the state’s
Parma Heights man arrested for entering federal courthouse downtown
YOUNGSTOWN — A man who told a city police officer that he walked through the unlocked doors of the
Garage sale fundraiser for Easter Seals
Garage sale fundraiser for Easter Seals WARREN — A one-day garage sale scheduled from 9 a.m. to 8
Parents announce plans for Craig, Yardas wedding
The engagement of Shana Lynn Craig of Canfield and William Joseph Yardas of Boardman, and plans for
Zimmerman-Prus wedding to be Aug. 1 at winery
CANFIELD — Announced by Robert and Toni Zimmerman, 7123 N. Palmyra Road, is the engagement of their
Mayor eyes new residency campaign
Despite the ruling, the falling housing market could prevent city workers from shuffling to the
Hockey Fervor: Penguins’ standout Fedotenko visits Ice Zone
Penguins’ standout Fedotenko visits the Ice Zone He accompanied his stepsons to a Youngstown
‘A perfect athletic director to work for’
Poland High’s Myron Stallsmith is retiring after serving the school for 49 years. POLAND — At
Forbes ranks Valley metro area among 10 worst cities for recession recovery
The Youngstown mayor points to several positive articles about the city. YOUNGSTOWN — The
Some residents get fired up over plans to expand Poland district
Residents worry about increased traffic and decreased property values. POLAND — Just the
Scullion chooses OSU — for hoops
The multi-sport standout at Salem High was expected to make volleyball her college career.
Valley natives picked in draft
Boardman’s Chris Tremblay and South Range’s Greg Rohan were selected. On Wednesday afternoon,
St. E’s, copter service sued
Lawsuit alleges wrongful death staff report YOUNGSTOWN — The estate of an elderly woman has sued
Library branch closing worries Chaney
The proposed closing of the West Side library was first recommended years ago. YOUNGSTOWN — A
Twins pitcher Guerrier has family in Valley
YOUNGSTOWN — There is a Youngstown connection to the Minnesota Twins. Relief pitcher Matt
Casino backers ask judge to end restraining order, dismiss lawsuit
YOUNGSTOWN — Casino backers want a judge to dissolve a temporary restraining order and to dismiss a
Indians routed by Royals
CLEVELAND (AP) — Gil Meche said he had awful stuff in the bullpen. Tell that to the Cleveland
Struthers residents not sold on store
The store is set to open in July. STRUTHERS — Neighbors are protesting the reopening of a
Hubbard updates 10 traffic lights
New signals will move traffic more efficiently and, in turn, will improve air quality.
The Write Stuff
Dobbins Elementary fourth-grader Trey Medvec shows off his award-winning penmanship.
Where to try out for roles
ACTORS “The Renter.” Actors needed for short film to be shot in Youngstown/Sharon, Pa., area.
Bryant misses chance to put Orlando away
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — No athlete on the planet — well, at least on this side of the putting green
Oakland sticks out neck for vaunted ‘Rabbit Hole’
Despite winning the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and a successful Broadway run, David Lindsay-
Clottey prepared for Cotto — and crowd
NEW YORK (AP) — Joshua Clottey will walk into sold-out Madison Square Garden on Saturday night, just
White supremacist investigated in fatal Holocaust museum shooting
WASHINGTON (AP) — An 88-year-old gunman with a violent and virulently anti-Semitic past opened fire
best and worst
best and worst Forbes list Forbes.com listed the 10 best and worst cities/areas prepared for a
Honda marks 50 years in U.S.
NEW YORK (AP) — In 1973, the local newspaper in Akron sent a photographer to Rick Case’s filling
Old flame poses a threat to sexless marriage
Dear Annie: I’ve been married to “Craig” for 38 years, and for the past 10, we haven’t had much of a
What’s the cure for hard, scratchy towels?
Dear Heloise: Our bath towels are hard and scratchy when they are taken out of the dryer, and my
Moyer to seek new ethics policy
COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio’s chief justice will call for new policy at the state’s highest court after the
Columbiana leaders want county to control landfills
Proposed legislation would protect public and private whistle blowers. LISBON — The Columbiana
Possible health-care compromise emerges
WASHINGTON (AP) — A potential compromise emerged Wednesday on one of the most vexing issues of the
At new Chrysler, problems of old Chrysler linger
FIAT TO THE RESCUE? DETROIT (AP) — Chrysler was reborn Wednesday under a new Italian parent, but
Ahmadinejad challenger gets warning
Guard: Attempts at ‘revolution’ will be crushed TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — In the final hours of Iran’s
NATION/WORLD DIGEST: Miss California USA fired
Miss California USA fired LOS ANGELES — Miss California USA Carrie Prejean, who stirred up trouble
TV: Aa chronology
A major milestone in the history of television will take place Friday when analog broadcasting is
NOTABLE AND QUOTABLE
Opinion: “Obviously the supreme court of the land is the supreme court of the land. The United States
Where to go for entertainment
TheSources Ticketmaster: Macy’s in Eastwood, Southern Park and Shenango Valley malls; and Giant
MAHONING COUNTY COURT LISTINGS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Andrew T. Delahunty, 25, Colorado Springs, Colo., and Jennine
New Kids on the Block in Pittsburgh
New Kids on the Block have been around the block a few times but are still hot. The fabulous five
• The birth of their first child, a daughter, is being announced by Michael and Laura
• The birth of their first child, a daughter, is being announced by Michael and Laura (Burdick)
GM faces long road back to profitability
Opinion: Contrary to what you may have read, General Motors is not too big to fail. It was, in the
“She’s Got The Look” (9 p.m., TV Land): Women over 35 vie in this
“She’s Got The Look” (9 p.m., TV Land): Women over 35 vie in this “America’s Next Top Model”-like
Middle school students perform just for fun in 8th-graders’ send-off
For the past 15 years, the student council adviser has organized the talent show. CANFIELD — A
Gospel act, musical coming to Main Street
Gospel act, musical coming to Main Street COLUMBIANA — Main Street Theater, 5 N. Main St., will
Doing a few simple things will get results
Opinion: WASHINGTON — Noting that people “criticize me for harping on the obvious,” Calvin Coolidge justified
Today in history
Today is Thursday, June 11, the 162nd day of 2009. There are 203 days left in the year. On this date
POLICE CALLS
POLICE CALLS A summary of recent criminal activity in Girard, Hubbard and Liberty: GIRARD June
Sotomayor offers broader view of justice
Opinion: Sonia Sotomayor will boost the diversity of the Supreme Court in many positive ways. President
‘American Idol’ auditions at Eastwood Mall
NILES — With season 8 of “American Idol” in the books, it’s time to get ready for next year. The
Warren’s future depends on residents’ involvement
Editorial: When Warren Mayor Michael O’Brien sat in Stambaugh Auditorium in Youngstown on the evening of Jan.
Veer Union goes against the grain
“The one thing that’s the most important thing when I’m listening to something that inspires me is
Washington can’t save ‘Pelham 123’
That 1970s action classic “The Taking of Pelham 123” earns an efficient if not exactly riveting
Movie listings are based on the best information provided to us at press time. Schedules are subject
Movie listings are based on the best information provided to us at press time. Schedules are subject
Express rallies late for Class B victory
STRUTHERS — The Youngstown Express scored two times in the bottom of the sixth to take the lead, and
No Doubt’s reunion was never ... in doubt
Let’s make this clear right from the start — No Doubt never broke up. Yes, it’s been five years
Impeach Judge Kent
Washington Post: Judge Samuel B. Kent of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas
Business robbed
Business robbed AUSTINTOWN — A man got away with an undisclosed amount of cash after holding a
Judge: Sale can’t be private
NEW YORK (AP) — A bankruptcy judge said Wednesday that a formal sale process needs to be put in
Despite China, ’89 was a year for democracy
Opinion: We dialed the clock back last week to June 4, 1989, the day Chinese dissidents tried to stand their
Deputy uses Taser on woman, 72
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Cursing and belligerent, the great-grandmother refused to sign her speeding
Research suggests winds are dying down
WASHINGTON (AP) — The wind, a favorite power source of the green energy movement, seems to be dying
Man charged in child porn case ordered to shut blinds
CHICAGO — A federal judge refused Wednesday to lock up a man charged with shipping child
National acts to headline outdoor show
YOUNGSTOWN — When Jonesfest moved to Nelson Ledges Quarry Park this year, it left a gaping hole in
Lucci’s character is TV’s ultimate cougar
NEW YORK — Susan Lucci’s memorable “All My Children” character is about to become TV’s Ultimate
Iraqis becoming numb to continuing violence
Opinion: BAGHDAD — Maybe it should come as no surprise that after more than six years of war, many residents
‘THE TAKING OF PELHAM 123’
‘THE TAKING OF PELHAM 123’ Grade: C Director: Tony Scott Running time: 1 hour 46 minutes
RATES \ Certificates of deposit
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When it comes to Phish, they can never say ‘ever’
HAMPTON, Va. — As if anyone really believed Phish was going out like that. It’s been nearly five
Mudvayne will bring metal tour to Covelli
YOUNGSTOWN — Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. June 19 for the Pedal to the Metal Tour, which comes to
Rosetta Stone revs up for larger bike night
YOUNGSTOWN — Another week, another block. That’s how the Rosetta Stone’s bike night — actually
hSedgwick: We didn’t lose everything to Madoff
hSedgwick: We didn’t lose everything to Madoff LOS ANGELES — Kyra Sedgwick and her actor-husband,
Heartburn medicine used to treat warts
Q. My daughter had so many warts on her hands that there was nothing the doctor could do. He said
Funny Farm gets new home in West Middlesex
WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. — The Funny Farm has moved again, this time to the Radisson Inn at 3377 New
Pens will need Crosby, Malkin in Game 7
Neither star hasn’t scored in the last two games, but they’ll be counted on for goals in the
YOUNGSTOWN
YOUNGSTOWN Inside the city: 600 (estimate) Outside: 250 (estimate) WARREN Inside the city:
Childress: No deadline for Favre’s decision
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Vikings never told Brett Favre to make up his mind by this week if
Ready or not, here comes the digital TV switch
This time they really mean it. TV goes all-digital Friday and there will be no take-backs, no
Complaint: Song pulled over artist’s stance on radio royalties
WASHINGTON (AP) — Which top-selling artist purportedly had his new single yanked from some radio
Will Obama’s words sway election?
BEIRUT (AP) — Fears of a hard-line Iran helped swing Christian voters from the militant Shiite group
NBA gets high marks for diversity
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — A study shows that 43 percent of the professional positions in the NBA’s league
Anti-nausea drug is safe for morning sickness, study shows
For the first time, a large study shows that pregnant women who suffer morning sickness are not
POLITICAL SUPPORT
Campaign contributions Chief Justice Thomas Moyer, $1.5 million (2004) —Top organizational
FASHION STATEMENTS: Stephen Olson, left, and Keith Peterson, both eighth-graders, perform as comic
FASHION STATEMENTS: Stephen Olson, left, and Keith Peterson, both eighth-graders, perform as comic
Senate confirms 2 military commanders
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate on Wednesday confirmed the nominations of Army Lt. Gen. Stanley
Emotional Mickelson back on tour
Preliminary tests on his wife Amy have provided some optimism. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — The idea was
Pakistan seeks support from public against Taliban
ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pakistani officials moved swiftly Wednesday to use the suicide bombing of a luxury
9/11 memorial to feature audiovisual display
NEW YORK (AP) — Audiovisual tributes to the thousands of Sept. 11 victims — accompanied with stories
Karstens spells relief for Pirates
ATLANTA (AP) — On a day when he was going to start, Jeff Karstens started out in the Pittsburgh
Reports: Prisoners segregated by looks
TROY, Va. (AP) — For more than a year, Virginia’s largest women’s prison rounded up inmates who had
Budget deficit hits May record
WASHINGTON (AP) — The federal budget deficit soared to a record for May of $189.7 billion, pushing
Bill would tone down volume of TV ads
WASHINGTON — Congress soon might mute screaming TV-ad announcers who press viewers to “buy now!” —
Transit project manager charged in bribery, extortion, mail fraud
CLEVELAND (AP) — A project manager with the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority was charged
Woman dies in crash
Woman dies in crash WASHINGTONVILLE — A Salem woman was killed when her car crossed the center
No decision on fate of Coyotes
PHOENIX (AP) — Canadian billionaire Jim Balsillie says he’s “one step closer” to bringing the
GETTING ASSEMBLED Products planned by new Fiat-led Chrysler
Coming in 2010: Redesigned, lighter and more fuel-efficient Jeep Grand Cherokee sport-utility
The Dobbins fourth-grader received an award for best in the state for his grade level.
The Dobbins fourth-grader received an award for best in the state for his grade level. POLAND
Residents in Mahoning Valley to see signs of change soon
Chrysler signs will come down later this month at a terminated dealer in Warren. YOUNGSTOWN —
Business digest
NATION Chinese automaker considers buying Volvo DETROIT — A person briefed on the matter says a
YSU Campus work Summer construction
Campus work Summer construction Youngstown State University has a host of construction projects on
CORRECTIONS
XA response team of the Vicar of Clergy, superintendent of schools and a professional counselor will
Wednesday, June 10 (132 stories)
Salem standout Amy Scullion chooses Ohio State — for basketball
Arguably the best volleyball player in the history of the Mahoning Valley finally made her college
Bill would remove ‘retardation’ from agency names
COLUMBUS — The Ohio House OK’d legislation Wednesday to remove the term “retardation” from state and
Salem woman dies in car-truck crash
WASHINGTONVILLE — A Salem woman was killed when she crossed the center line on state Route 14 and
Ohio’s Black Caucus rips Senate Republicans for cutting funding that benefits minority communities
COLUMBUS — Members of the Ohio Legislative Black Caucus chastised Senate Republicans today for
Casino backers want local judge to dismiss restraining order
YOUNGSTOWN — Casino backers want a judge to dissolve a temporary restraining order and to dismiss a
Two area players selected in Major League Baseball draft
Greg Rohan of South Range High and Kent State was selected by the Chicago Cubs in the 21st round of
DA drops marijuana charge Steelers Santonio Holmes
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pittsburgh prosecutors have dropped a misdemeanor drug charge against Santonio
Ohio House rejects Senate budget plan
COLUMBUS (AP) — The Ohio House has voted overwhelmingly to reject changes in the state’s budget plan
Ohio House doesn’t agree with Senate budget cuts, talks to follow
COLUMBUS — The Ohio House refused to concur on amendments to the state budget made by the Ohio
USA Today to introduce digital edition, for a fee
NEW YORK (AP) — The new publisher of USA Today plans to introduce an electronic replica of the
Chrysler rep checks on inventory at two Valley dealerships
YOUNGSTOWN — The day after cutting loose two local dealers, Chrysler sent an official to count
Summer career camp set at Mahoning Co. Career and Tech Center
CANFIELD — Students looking to explore career possibilities this summer might consider visiting the
Facebook, like MySpace, lets users show full name
NEW YORK (AP) — Facebook is further embracing the real name culture it touts as one of its founding
Ohio chief justice wants new ethics policy
COLUMBUS (AP) — A U.S. Supreme Court ruling this week has given Ohio’s chief justice fuel for a
Garbage, old tires suggested as renewable energy source in Ohio
COLUMBUS (AP) — The burning of garbage and old tires would be considered renewable energy sources
At least 2 shot inside Holocaust Museum in D.C.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Authorities say at least two people have been shot at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial
Culvert replacement projects scheduled for Beaver Township this month
The Mahoning County Engineer’s office has announced two road closings in Beaver Township over the
Forbes ranks Youngstown-Warren area one of the worst areas for recession recovery
According to Forbes.com, the Youngstown-Warren-Boardman area is one of the 10 city areas in the
Akron police union backs recall of mayor
AKRON (AP) — Akron’s police union has voted by a narrow margin to back the removal of Mayor Don
Chrysler counts unsold new vehicles at two dealerships
On the first day after cutting loose two local dealers, Chrysler sent an official to count unsold
Fiat closes deal to take bulk of Chrysler's assets
Fiat closes deal to take bulk of Chrysler's assets
Ohio AFL-CIO endorses plan for casinos in the state’s largest cities
COLUMBUS — The chairman of the Ohio Jobs & Growth Plan said today the Ohio AFL-CIO’s endorsement of
Chrysler poised to close sale, exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy
NEW YORK (AP) — Chrysler was a step closer to emerging from bankruptcy protection today, a day after
High court says cities cannot dictate where workers live
COLUMBUS — The Ohio Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that Ohio cities cannot require employees to live within their corporate limits.
Councilman’s funding saves Cleveland fireworks display
CLEVELAND (AP) — A Cleveland city councilman has stepped forward with funding to save the city’s
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
WEDNESDAY • American Legion Post 290, state Route 14, Columbiana, kitchen is open to the public
Woods-Esposito wedding plans are announced
POLAND — Bill and Theresa Esposito of Poland are announcing the engagement of their son, Bill
Fundraiser on Thursdays is Easter Seals benefit
Fundraiser on Thursdays is Easter Seals benefit BOARDMAN — Boston Market, state Route 224 at Shops
Teringo-Williams wedding planned for July in Warren
CORTLAND — Sarah Kristine Teringo and Michael Thomas Williams, both of Cortland, are engaged and
Thunder brings in quarterback Roach
He signed with the Baltimore Ravens as an undrafted free agent in 2008. NILES — Brad Roach was
Valley GM retirees wait, worry
Retirees hope the new GM succeeds so they can keep their remaining benefits. LIBERTY — Many
Nationals select phenom Strasburg
The talented pitcher was the No. 1 pick in the draft. SECAUCUS, N.J. (AP) — Drafting pitcher
Study prescribes actions to jump-start Valley economy
The survey urges the area to seek growth in industries such as transportation and warehousing.
224 signal gets full-funding green light
The traffic light will be paid for with federal dollars. POLAND — Another traffic light on
Staying alive: Pens force Game 7
PITTSBURGH (AP) — No clincher by the Detroit Red Wings in Pittsburgh, not this time in Game 6. Marc-
Valley's young hopefuls starting networking group
RSVP for the networking event is required by June 20. YOUNGSTOWN — A group of young
Gardner and Rowland earn Gold Glove Awards
Two Youngstown-area collegiate baseball players — Josh Gardner of Ohio Wesleyan University and Tyson
Columbiana Co. seeks teamwork in Internet endeavor
An official said the first funding would be for main Internet lines. LISBON — The Columbiana
Lower, Gabriel among eight to receive all-state softball honors
COLUMBUS — Ursuline’s Casey Lower and Poland’s Erin Gabriel are among the eight area high school
Ursuline grad helps relay team place fifth
Edwin Smith of Youngstown was a member of Ashland University’s 4x400 relay team that placed fifth at
Low bid boosts Youngstown schools' razing plans
The vacant White and Adams buildings could be demolished with the remaining funds. YOUNGSTOWN
Lawrence County to buy church for offices, parking
County commissioners have agreed to pay $275,000 for the 25,000-square-foot downtown building.
Former client of Goldberg’s is reimbursed $50K
YOUNGSTOWN — A former estate client of disbarred lawyer Richard D. Goldberg’s has been reimbursed
Blast at meat plant kills 2; 1 still missing
GARNER, N.C. (AP) — A blast at a Slim Jim meat-products plant in North Carolina on Tuesday killed
National Hockey League
National Hockey League Playoffs FIRST ROUND (Best-of-7) Wednesday, April 15 N.Y. Rangers
Gitmo suspect pleads not guilty in federal court
WASHINGTON — The first terror suspect to be brought from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, to the United States
Youngstown Express gets first win of season
STRUTHERS — The Youngstown Express used a five-run fourth inning to come from behind and get their
Today in history
Today is Wednesday, June 10, the 161st day of 2009. There are 204 days left in the year. On this
Fallout from abuse
Bishop George V. Murry of the Diocese of Youngstown outlines for reporters the steps he took after learning of allegations of sexual misconduct against Father Thomas Crum.
Local & state digest
LOCAL Suspect’s collapse puts police on TB alert STRUTHERS — A traffic stop resulted in two
4 men found guilty in June ’08 beating of Austintown man
Perry Sr. was the ringleader, said an assistant county prosecutor. YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning
In a recession, best price is ‘free’
LAKEWOOD, N.J. (AP) — Some businesses are finding that the best price they can charge is nothing at
Mill Creek road closings
Mill Creek road closings YOUNGSTOWN — Several roads and parking lots in the northern section of
Poland, Boardman police blotters
A summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman townships: POLAND June 2 Bad
Magic hold off Laker rally, 108-104
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — The Orlando Magic have won Game 3 of the NBA finals, shooting a record 63
Speak up about abuse
Opinion: Speak up about abuse EDITOR: Credit should go to the brave survivor who came forward about the
h’Poor Richard’ brings riches to small Pa. city
h’Poor Richard’ brings riches to small Pa. city NEW YORK — When members of the local historical
Sweet treats when cooking for one
With a little know-how, you can downsize recipes for a party of one. WASHINGTON — Dessert
NOTABLE AND QUOTABLE
Opinion: “We’ve done more than ever, faster than ever, more responsibly than ever, to get the gears of the
National Basketball Association
National Basketball Association Playoffs FIRST ROUND (Best of 7) Saturday, April 18
10 big banks get OK to repay $68B in bailout money
WASHINGTON (AP) — Ten of the nation’s largest banks were given the green light Tuesday to repay $68
2 schools mix it up at a joint field day
The students participated in activities and games to become acquainted. CANFIELD — Nearly 500
Sports notices
area Yo. Golf Association still accepting players YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown Golf Association’s
Vinson, Brewer top players in Milwaukee
“It’s real frustrating. We do something real good for so long, then we’ll have a play that hurts
MAHONING COUNTY COURT LISTINGS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses David D. Bohecker, 59, Meridian, Idaho, and Lynn R.
Sports on TV
TODAY 8:30 a.m. (STO) Baseball: “Indians Minor League Report.” 5:30 p.m. (GC) Golf: “Inside the
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace Amanda Ferranti and William Stevanus, Youngstown, boy, June 8.
finals roundup \ News and notes
Buzzer bummer: Orlando Magic guard Courtney Lee hasn’t been able to get his missed alley-oop attempt
Comeback complete
Cards’ Banna named first team All-Ohio The third baseman tore his ACL during football season.
Remember the victim and his relatives
Opinion: Take a moment to offer a prayer or good thoughts for Pvt. William Long and his family. Long, 23,
Superfruits
Superfruits Truth or Myth? Pomegranates were a symbol of luck among ancient Egyptians. True.
Business digest
REGION Small fire extinguished at RTI Niles plant WEATHERFIELD — A small fire at RTI Niles was
The survey urges the area to seek growth in industries such as transportation and warehousing.
The survey urges the area to seek growth in industries such as transportation and warehousing.
Lawmakers try to delay dealership closings
WASHINGTON — A week after car salesmen from around the country converged on Congress, lawmakers are
Judge: Honking horn is not free speech
EVERETT, Wash. (AP) — Being honked off doesn’t give you a right to honk on, a judge told a woman who
Amid recession, charitable donations decline
NEW YORK (AP) — Charitable giving by Americans fell by 2 percent in 2008 as the recession took root,
Gordie Howe still hurting over wife
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Mr. Hockey is hurting. Gordie Howe’s wife, Colleen, died three months ago and
Chrysler plans get OK from U.S. courts
Dealership closings, partnership with Italy’s Fiat get the green light STAFF/WIRE REPORT NEW
Swine-flu outbreak in Cleveland suburb
SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio — A swine-flu outbreak has been confirmed in Shaker Heights schools, after
Parents of sextuplets focus on staying down to earth
NEW YORK — Jenny and Bryan Masche bring something welcome right now to TV’s genre of extreme
Sotomayor hearings set to begin July 13
WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Democrats, determined to seat Sonia Sotomayor on the Supreme Court quickly,
Report: Lambert talks about sex, drugs, ‘Idol’
Report: Lambert talks about sex, drugs, ‘Idol’ NEW YORK — “American Idol” runner-up Adam Lambert
Australian TV host says Ramsay won’t be invited to return to her show
CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — An Australian TV host said Tuesday that foul-mouthed celebrity chef
Cuyahoga Co. trims election problems
CLEVELAND (AP) — The elections board in Ohio’s most populous county has trimmed election day
“Top Chef Masters” (10 p.m., Bravo): Amateurs can just back off. “Top Chef
“Top Chef Masters” (10 p.m., Bravo): Amateurs can just back off. “Top Chef Masters” is the exclusive
N. Korea setting a trap for the U.S.
Opinion: KANNAMACHI, Japan — With North Korea’s conviction and sentencing of two American journalists today
Winning an election gives a judge a new perspective
Editorial: Winning an election gives a judge a new perspective Over the next few weeks the Mahoning County
Predicting the future is tricky
Opinion: I am trying to contemplate the future. It is too hard. The tube beckons. There is the 1982 movie
U.S. doing nothing about Iran’s nukes
Opinion: Doing nothing might seem to be simple and easy. But there are many varieties of nothing, and some
Explore the world from your kitchen
These days, families are looking to be mindful of budgets while still having fun. One way folks can
Thieves take sketchbook of Picasso’s art
PARIS (AP) — A red notebook of 33 pencil drawings by Pablo Picasso has been stolen from a specially
Crude oil settles at $70 a barrel, but gas prices don’t increase
HOUSTON — Though crude settled above $70 a barrel for the first time this year, gasoline prices
Dems advance health-insurance legislation
WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats at both ends of the Capitol accelerated their drive to enact health-care
BPA isn’t worth the risk
BPA isn’t worth the risk Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: The “holy grail” for food packagers and
Power of appeals court looms large
Opinion: It’s laughable some of the things already being said about Sonia Sotomayor. The most bizarre is that
New York City turns into ‘Cotto Country’
NEW YORK (AP) — In a corner of the South Bronx, WBO welterweight champion Miguel Angel Cotto stepped
Historical society to recognize 3 sites
YOUNGSTOWN — Three local historic sites will be recognized next week by the Mahoning Valley
Indians take pitcher Alex White in first round
CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cleveland Indians selected University of North Carolina junior right-handed
Suspect in killing of soldier: I was justified
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A Muslim convert charged with fatally shooting an American soldier at a
Canfield’s Turocy gets honorable mention
COLUMBUS — Canfield senior outfielder Jared Turocy was named honorable mention All-Ohio in Division
U.S. talks with island nation to resettle Chinese detainees
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration is nearing agreement with the remote South Pacific island
Woman pleads guilty to obstruction of mail
Authorities said the woman had worked as a casual mail handler for 14 years. YOUNGSTOWN — A
on area diamonds Baseball & softball
BASEBALL TRI-T COLT Classic Division Boardman Gia Russa 13, Boardman Prima Healthcare 4 — Ben
Braves rally past Bucs to win third straight
ATLANTA (AP) — Derek Lowe pitched seven solid innings and Yunel Escobar hit a two-run single in the
House OKs ‘cash for clunkers’ to boost car sales
WASHINGTON (AP) — The House on Tuesday approved a “cash for clunkers” bill that aims to boost new
Budget amendment would allow reciting of pledge in classrooms
The bill would require that the pledge be said as written, including ‘under God.’ COLUMBUS —
Ohio Senate bill would ban public broadcast of 911 calls
COLUMBUS — Legislation being considered in the Ohio Senate would ban the public broadcast of audio
Cortland man to face charge over 2004 taxes
The government said the man failed to pay at least $34,075 in income taxes. CORTLAND — A
At least 11 die in Pakistan suicide attack
PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP) — Suicide attackers shot their way past guards and set off a massive blast
Agenda Thursday
Agenda Thursday Hubbard Park and Recreation Board, 7 p.m., council chambers, 220 W. Liberty St.
Vikings suspend pursuit, for now
The Vikings’ pursuit of Brett Favre apparently is about to take a hiatus. ESPN reported Tuesday
Air France crash site pinpointed
Recovery of the aircraft’s black box is expected to be extremely challenging. FERNANDO DE NORONHA,
mlb roundup \ Tuesday’s other games
AMERICAN LEAGUE Red Sox 7, Yankees 0 BOSTON — Josh Beckett allowed only an infield hit in six
NFL roundup \ News and notes
Steelers: The Pittsburgh Steelers received their Super Bowl rings, four months after beating the
DeRosa’s grand slam lifts Tribe out of Central cellar
CLEVELAND (AP) — Mark DeRosa’s grand slam off reliever Jamey Wright in the seventh inning led
Monday’s Games
Monday’s Games AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 5, Chicago White Sox 4, 1st game N.Y. Yankees 5, Tampa
baseball
baseball Columbiana Youth — tournament for players age 7-8 starts July 6. Call (330) 892-0299 or
Budget-cut concerns sparking protests
DAYTON (AP) — Supporters of the Ohio Historical Society, concerned about proposed budget cuts,
Swine flu nears official pandemic status
GENEVA (AP) — The World Health Organization said Tuesday a spike in swine flu cases in Australia may
Police say man killed 3 to hurt his ex-wife
CANTON (AP) — A man arrested in the deaths of his two young children and former mother-in-law
Tryouts converge on 5-day camp
BOARDMAN — In preparation for their inaugural United States Hockey League season, the Youngstown
Baking soda to the rescue for a clean microwave
Dear Heloise: How do you get a food stain out of a microwave? Debbie Brown, Texarkana, Ark.
It will take work to rebuild siblings’ relationship
Dear Annie: A few months ago, my daughter got into an argument with her brother. During the course
Tuesday, June 9 (132 stories)
Four men found guilty in 2008 Campbell beating
YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning County prosecutor’s office has recommended 30 days in jail and probation
Study suggests ways to help Valley’s economy
YOUNGSTOWN — A study of the Mahoning Valley’s financial climate urges organized collaboration, new
Ex-postal worker pleads guilty to stealing mail
YOUNGSTOWN — A former casual mail handler at the Youngstown Processing and Distribution Center of
Lawrence County to buy former church next to courthouse
NEW CASTLE, Pa. – Lawrence County has committed to buying the former Second Presbyterian Church, 439
Priest admits sex with Mooney student
YOUNGSTOWN — A priest has admitted sexual misconduct with a student at Cardinal Mooney High School
Bill would ban broadcast of 911 calls
COLUMBUS — Legislation being considered in the Ohio Senate would ban the public broadcast of audio
Historical societyto recognize 3 vintage Youngstown sites
YOUNGSTOWN — Three local historic sites will be recognized next week by the Mahoning Valley
Oberlin policy on pledge draws legislator’s attention
COLUMBUS — A provision added to the state budget by a Republican lawmaker would protect teachers who
Cuyahoga County pushes vote-by-mail to trim problems
CLEVELAND (AP) — The often-troubled elections board in Ohio’s most populous county is renewing its
Two Ohio departments join forces to protect the state’s fish
REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio — The Ohio Department of Agriculture and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Steelers get their Super Bowl rings at ceremony tonight
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pittsburgh Steelers are getting their Super Bowl rings, four months after
Trial of woman arrested at NBA star’s home set for July
BEAUMONT, Texas (AP) — A woman arrested last month at Mavericks star Dirk Nowitzki’s Dallas home has
U.S. Senate Dems to start work next week on health care
WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Democrats announced plans today to begin committee work next week on
Job seekers swamp Ohio State Fair job fair
COLUMBUS (AP) — Hundreds — including some who waited for hours in line — have applied for just 120
1,500 GM retirees attend meeting today on benefit cuts
LIBERTY — Many General Motors retirees are accepting benefit cuts as necessary but are worried about
Canton police: Suspected killer admits he killed his kids, grandmother
CANTON, Ohio (AP) — Police say a man held in northeast Ohio on charges that he killed his two
Youngstown council public utilities committee meets Wednesday
YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown City Council’s Public Utilities Committee meets at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday in
10 big banks get OK to repay $68 billion in bailout money
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Treasury Department has approved 10 of the nation’s largest banks to repay $68
Protest expected tonight at Warren school board meeting
WARREN — Concerned citizens will be protesting at the Warren school board meeting at 7 p.m.
10 big banks get OK to repay $68B in bailout money
10 big banks get OK to repay $68B in bailout money
Ohio brothers plead guilty in neighbor’s death
CLEVELAND (AP) — Two Cleveland brothers have pleaded guilty in the fatal beating of a neighbor over
Federal government charges Cortland man with tax evasion
CORTLAND — A Cortland man has been charged in federal court with trying to try to evade the 2004
J-M school board has special meeting Wednesday night
NORTH JACKSON — Jackson-Milton Board of Education will have a special meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday in
Ohio historical marker dedication ceremony set Friday at Cortland cemetery
CORTLAND — An Ohio historical marker commemorating the city’s Casterline Cemetery will be dedicated
Ohio man in woman’s swimsuit arrested
BELLBROOK, Ohio (AP) — Police say they have arrested a Dayton-area man they accuse of harassing
REUNIONS | Former classmates plan to meet
• Campbell Memorial High School Class of 1959 will observe it 50th reunion Sept. 19. Invitations
June rite planned by Jeneane Crago and Brent Hugus
Plans for the upcoming marriage of Jeneane Crago, a daughter of Ken and Patty Crago, 7289 S. Palmyra
Summer wedding to unite Sarah Buck and Jason Majirsky
BERLIN CENTER — Engaged and planning a summer wedding are Sarah Rose Buck and Jason Alan Majirsky,
Miss Rottenborn to be bride of Mr. Kozlowski
SALEM — Dr. Joe and Cindy Rottenborn of Salem are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage
Wing Cook-off is benefit
Wing Cook-off is benefit SHARON, Pa. — The second annual Wing Cook-Off, a benefit for the United
Northern Exposure: Antonio Kinard
South Carolina native Antonio Kinard is the the latest Liberty football player to earn a
YSU worried about Early College funding
The potential loss of state grant money could leave YSU with a substantial bill. YOUNGSTOWN —
Hooded prisoner admonished, pleads guilty
The man appeared in court shackled and wearing a hooded mask. YOUNGSTOWN — An inmate at the
West enjoys great rookie year for BG
The Canfield graduate was the team’s top defensive player and made All-MAC. Strong on both
Warren residents study revitalization strategy
The neighborhood approach is the foundation for the whole strategy. WARREN — City residents
Pavlik may fight Sturm
WBA champion Felix Sturm is one of several possibilities for Pavlik’s next title fight.
Fight at Campbell church festival results in four arrests
A man who resisted arrest was hit by pepper spray. CAMPBELL — Fighting at the St. Joseph the
Deja vu? Red Wings look for Stanley Cup title in Game 6
Detroit won the Cup in Pittsburgh’s Mellon Arena last year. PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Detroit Red
Zero-tolerance summer patrols under way in Youngstown
The program will cover the entire city at varying times. YOUNGSTOWN — Additional officers have
Tucker settles in with Jaguars
JACKSONVILLE — New Jacksonville Jaguars defensive coordinator Mel Tucker had a good idea what tools
Repairs to New Road to be finished by July 4
Underdrains, catch basins and new pavement will be applied to New Road. AUSTINTOWN — Part of a
Father, son exchange gunfire in Youngstown home, police say
YOUNGSTOWN — A father and his son from the city are in Mahoning County jail on a combined $1 million
Gutierrez trial is set for Aug. 17 in Columbus
The Liberty Township man could face up to eight years in prison if convicted. COLUMBUS — Anthony
Committee says it’s time for transportation bids
The committee chairman took exception to comments from the state fiscal oversight commission.
Lakers hope to stay in charge of series
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Kobe Bryant has changed his look. Gone is the teeth-baring, nose-flaring,
Benson’s truck team folds with no sponsorship
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Johnny Benson lost his ride Monday when Red Horse Racing folded his team
Landowner can be paid though facing charges
The heads of the county prosecutor’s office and port authorities said the purchase can go through.
Marriage doesn’t entitle husband to receive sex on demand
Dear Annie: Is it OK for a husband to have sex with his unconscious wife? I am a very deep sleeper.
Man kills two children, grandmother in Canton
Man kills two children, grandmother in Canton CANTON — The father of two young children was
Extra practice pays off for Tiger
He has won 20 of the last 40 tournaments he’s played in worldwide. DUBLIN (AP) — No one is
Petco Park has another marathon
SAN DIEGO (AP) — His lifetime ERA having taken a hit, Josh Wilson was relieved to be back at
Where’s the bottom?
Opinion: Where’s the bottom? EDITOR: The government says the recession will bottom out in 2010. The
Sports on TV
TODAY 8 a.m. (SPD) Auto racing: “This Week in NASCAR.” 11 a.m. (FSN Ohio) Bowling: Weber Cup.
Chrysler sale to Fiat temporarily halted
Without the sale, the automaker says it faces immediate liquidation. WASHINGTON — The U.S.
Not a healer but a bully
Opinion: Not a healer but a bully EDITOR: The June 4 editorial concerning Dr. Tiller stated, “Abortion is
Pens confident they can force series back to Detroit
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The series score is the same, so is the opponent and the location, yet this Game 6
Pension payments \ Federal limits
For those retiring this year, monthly maximum pensions provided by the Pension Benefit Guaranty
Senate to vote on tobacco changes
WASHINGTON — Sweeping changes in how the government controls tobacco content and marketing are
Trip journal helps to identify pictures
Dear Heloise: I have been traveling in Europe recently and have taken many pictures with my digital
With no buyer, GM will stop making medium-duty trucks
DETROIT (AP) — After unsuccessfully trying to find a buyer for four years, General Motors Corp. is
Tsagaris’ guilty plea prompts questions requiring answers
Editorial: In the eight years he was a Trumbull County commissioner, James G. Tsagaris had contact with
E-Verify works; therefore, let us not use it
Opinion: With billions of your federal tax dollars gushing forth from Washington — as part of President
The News-Gazette, Champaign, Ill.: Take my wife! Please.
Editorial: The News-Gazette, Champaign, Ill.: Take my wife! Please. That’s what Rod Blagojevich said to NBC,
Canfield, Austintown police blotter
A summary of police activity in the city of Canfield and Austintown: CANFIELD May 31 Drug
McDonald’s sees rise in same-store sales
NEW YORK (AP) — McDonald’s Corp. said Monday its same-store sales climbed 5.1 percent in May,
Dr. Tiller defined by the women he helped
Opinion: Phillip Wood and his wife were joyfully preparing for the births of twin boys when, midway through
Amid skepticism on stimulus, Obama affirms 600,000 jobs
The president has not met some of the early goals he set for the program. WASHINGTON — President
Reagan’s ideas more relevant than ever
Opinion: A statue of Ronald Reagan was unveiled last week in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda at a time when many
Apple drops entry iPhone to $99, unveils new model
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Apple Inc. slashed the entry price for an iPhone in half and rolled out laptops
New exhibit traces arc of Rockwell’s career
NEWPORT, R.I. — Norman Rockwell’s first cover for The Saturday Evening Post was of a sour-faced
Tail of Air France plane recovered
RECIFE, Brazil (AP) — A large tail section of a jetliner bearing Air France’s trademark red and blue
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Opinion: “I know there are many other similar events planned around the country as long as abortion remains
MONDAY's DRAWINGS
MONDAY OHIO Monday night: Pick 3, 9-7-0 Pick 4, 4-9-7-4 Classic Lotto, 7-10-11-29-38-39
Sports digest
ysu McCulloh announces YOUNGSTOWN — Kevin McCulloh of Boardman High School will play baseball at
Shutdown at GM Lordstown extended 3 weeks to Aug. 3
The leader of a UAW union at the plant is not discouraged by the additional down time. LORDSTOWN
Federer: ‘I’m the man to beat at Wimbledon’
PARIS (AP) — To Roger Federer, what’s important is not only that he finally won the French Open.
4 Palestinians killed in clash with Israelis
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — Gaza militants with explosives-laden horses approached the Israeli
Today in history
Today is Tuesday, June 9, the 160th day of 2009. There are 205 days left in the year. On this date
LiveNation will repeat no-fee ticket promotion
LiveNation will repeat no-fee ticket promotion PITTSBURGH – Live Nation is expanding its no-
Mike Brown defends cage title before a hostile crowd
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Mike Brown simply smiled and waved when he entered the octagon through a
Work begins on Hudson tunnel
NORTH BERGEN, N.J. (AP) — Construction began Monday on the nation’s largest transportation project,
SPEED READER
Simon Pusateri, a fourth-grader at Boardman’s Stadium Drive Elementary Schoo, has shattered his school’s record for reading in the accelerated reading program.
Thai police: FBI can observe Carradine probe
BANGKOK (AP) — Thai police said Monday that they would welcome the FBI’s assistance in investigating
“The Real Housewives of New Jersey” (10 p.m., Bravo): “The Real Housewives of New
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Is Hollywood labor drama likely to end by fizzling out?
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The credits are about to roll on a contract drama involving actors in Hollywood’s
Agenda Wednesday
Agenda Wednesday Boardman Township trustees, 5:30 p.m., Township Government Center, 8299 Market
Dave Sugar wins 10-0 in late Class B League game
STRUTHERS — Jordan Izzo and Joey Borelli had three hits each as Dave Sugar Excavating moved back to
U.S. soldiers step up pressure on Taliban
CAMP LEATHERNECK, Afghanistan (AP) — Teams of builders worked through dust storms Monday to expand a
Lottery stops giving away tickets
The lottery commission had given away 56,000 instant tickets. COLUMBUS — State lottery
U.S. weighs options to freeSFlb journalists in North Korea
The sentence of 12 years of hard labor for two American journalists in North Korea opens a new
24 bodies found in Air France crash
RECIFE, Brazil (AP) — Search crews have recovered 24 bodies of passengers on the Air France flight
Canfield motel to remain closed for at least 30 days
A temporary agreement was reached after more than an hour of discussions. CANFIELD — The El
Strasburg is likely to go No. 1 in MLB draft
The Washington Nationals will be hard-pressed to mess up this one. With the first pick in the MLB
Lebanon elections undercut Hezbollah
BEIRUT (AP) — A pro-Western coalition won Lebanon’s parliamentary elections Monday, dealing a major
Sunday’s Games
Sunday’s Games AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 9, L.A. Angels 6 N.Y. Yankees 4, Tampa Bay 3 Toronto
West Side library targeted for closure
The branch is within 3 miles of two other public libraries. YOUNGSTOWN — As a cost-cutting
Texas beats TCU for final berth in CWS
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Freshman Taylor Jungmann allowed two hits over six innings Monday night and
High court lets ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ stand as policy stand as military policy
The president opposes the policy for gays in the military. WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on
Legal meetings for Delphi retirees to begin
Delphi salaried retirees plan a public rally in addition to legal action. The filing of a
Official: Overheating, short circuit may have caused fire
MEXICO CITY (AP) — A short circuit or overheating in an air-conditioning system in an adjacent
National Basketball Association
National Basketball Association Playoffs FIRST ROUND (Best of 7) Saturday, April 18
LOCAL NEWS DIGEST
Car dealer bilked BOARDMAN — A car dealership told police that the business has been bilked out of
Smart planning in Cleveland paying off
Opinion: If you are trying to understand how economic stimulus funds can turn your community into the
National Hockey League
National Hockey League Playoffs FIRST ROUND (Best-of-7) Wednesday, April 15 N.Y. Rangers
Match vs. Italy next for U.S.
NEW YORK (AP) — Bob Bradley figures the Confederations Cup is a good dress rehearsal. Same first-
MAHONING COUNTY COURT LISTINGS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Ernest E. Colpetro, 28, of 637 Cohasset Drive, Youngstown, and
New Orleans mayor quarantined in China
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Chinese authorities have quarantined New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin, his wife and a
class B league
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Credit-card delinquency rate jumps 11 percent
NEW YORK (AP) — Credit-card holders who, in ordinary years, might have used their tax refunds to pay
Stocks reverse losses as commodities end off lows
NEW YORK (AP) — Investors might be worried about the soundness of the market’s rally, but they’re
CORRECTIONS
• The Vietnam Veterans of America, Beaver County Chapter 862, celebrates its ninth annual “Support
Appeals court: Approve Belinky budget or prove case
Acceding to the probate judge’s budget demand now isn’t likely, commissioner says. YOUNGSTOWN
Salem woman’s trial in mother's death postponed again
LISBON — The trial of a woman who is charged with involuntary manslaughter after being accused of
Business in brief
REGION Goodyear, Steelworkers to begin contract talks AKRON — Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. and the
Officers receive extra training
About 70 percent of the law-enforcement market goes with Glock handguns. To shoot or not to
Haddad chosen to lead program
The hospital in Salem is not affiliated with any other medical facilities. SALEM — Salem
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace Jasmine and T.J. Rodgers, Youngstown, girl, June 7. Erik and
Monday, June 8 (113 stories)
GM Lordstown complex shutdown extended to Aug. 3
LORDSTOWN — The extended shutdown of the General Motors’ complex here has been made even longer.
El Patio Motel remains closed for another 30 days
CANFIELD — The El Patio Motel will remain closed for at least another 30 days. Dan Dascenzo,
Father, son placed in Mahoning Co. Jail after shooting at each other
YOUNGSTOWN — A father and his son from the city are in Mahoning County Jail on a combined $1 million
The Jubelirer Family to get Mercer County tourism award
GREENVILLE, Pa.— The Jubelirer Family, owners of Reyers Shoes in Sharon, Pa., have been selected to
Lottery commission no longer giving out free tickets
COLUMBUS — State lottery officials have agreed to stop handing out free promotional lottery tickets
2 children, grandmother killed in Canton
CANTON, Ohio (AP) — Two young children and their grandmother have been found slain here, and police
Trial postponed in case of Salem woman charged in mother’s death.
LISBON — The trial of a woman who is charged with involuntary manslaughterforallegedly letting her
Prison inmate to get more time for prison guard assaults
YOUNGSTOWN — An inmate at the Ohio State Penitentiary convicted of assaulting multiple prison guards
State lottery stops giving promotional lotto tickets to public officials
COLUMBUS — State lottery officials have agreed to stop handing out promotional lottery tickets to
Appellate Court to Mahoning Co. Commissioners: Give Judge Belinky his budget demand
YOUNGSTOWN — The 7th District Court of Appeals today ruled that the Mahoning County commissioners
Apple rolls out new MacBooks, drops prices
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Apple Inc. showed off new MacBook Pro laptops with longer battery lives, faster
Delphi Corp. salaried retirees may file suit to protect their pensions
The filing of a class-action lawsuit covering Delphi Corp. salaried retirees is drawing closer as
‘No law violation will be ignored,’ says Youngstown police chief about saturation patarols
YOUNGSTOWN — Additional officers have taken to city streets in search of bad drivers and law
Boardman church to offer free car washes
BOARDMAN —Good Hope Lutheran Church in Boardman will hold a free car wash from noon till 2 p.m.
Gun-loving pastor to his flock: Bring your gun to church
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — A Kentucky pastor is inviting his flock to bring guns to church to celebrate
Ohio Turnpike to accept credit-card payments
CLEVELAND (AP) — That scramble for cash and loose change as you approach an exit on the Ohio
Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland trying to rally public support for his education funding plan
COLUMBUS (AP) — With his education proposal and political strength hanging in the balance in the
Food orders can be placed at Austintown church
AUSTINTOWN — Smith Corners United Methodist Church, 3000 S. Canfield-Niles Road, invites the public
U.S. Supreme Court rejects challenge to ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ policy
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court today agreed with the Obama administration and upheld Pentagon
Nature walk set Sunday near Mount Union College
ALLIANCE — The John T. Huston-Dr. John D. Brumbaugh Nature Center will have a walk with a naturalist
Ohio historical marker placed in Cortland cemetery Friday
CORTLAND — An Ohio historical marker commemorating the city’s Casterline Cemetery will be dedicated
Support our Troops Rally is Sunday in Beaver County, Pa.
BEAVER, Pa. — The Vietnam Veterans of America, Beaver County Chapter 862, celebrates its ninth
River bank cleanups scheduled in Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH (AP) — A Pittsburgh group is launching a river cleanup to ensure the city’s three
Police expect to charge man beaten by mob
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Authorities are awaiting results of DNA tests that they believe will link a 26-
WORTH A LOOK | Events are open to the public
FUNDRAISERS SBlt AWARE, Mercer County Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, will sponsor a
Late surge gives Woods Memorial
The 2008 U.S. Open champion enjoyed a surprise-free final round at Muirfield Village. DUBLIN (AP)
Girard grads prove mettle
The key to success is hard work and not forgetting where you came from, said Girard’s 2009
Rust caused by club inaction hurting U.S. players
CHICAGO (AP) — Bob Bradley sees rusty players arrive at U.S. national team camps ahead of important
Springfield class boasts 6 valedictorians
Do the right thing and be passionate, a commencement speaker advised. NEW MIDDLETOWN — With
Feasting On Success
Sacrifices by Valley athletes paid off with 12 state titles By JOE SCALZO Minutes after
Meltdown has Hossa close to Cup
The Red Wing left Pittsburgh last summer because he thought Detroit was best. PITTSBURGH (AP) —
Struthers grads admonished to take nothing for granted
Take the time to enjoy the simple things in life, the principal advised. STRUTHERS — During
C’est magnifique! Federer wins historic French Open
PARIS (AP) — Oh, how Roger Federer savored every moment with his first French Open trophy. He
Tejada’s infield hit lifts Astros past Bucs
HOUSTON (AP) — Russ Ortiz is unhappy with his role. That’s just fine with the Astros, as long as
Mang excelled in Erie
John Mang’s decision to be more substance than form as a senior pitcher for Mercyhurst College in
Alumnus tells Lowellville class to ‘help others
A valedictorian advised graduates to remember ‘what we have been given.’ LOWELLVILLE — Help
Strive for success, 397 Boardman grads advised
But don’t be afraid to learn from failure, the class president said to the overflow crowd.
Pride permeates Poland memories
The valedictorian said she was proud of the Class of 2009’s many accomplishments. 1
Youngstown Christian awards diplomas to 35
One senior had to leave the country to begin college and missed the ceremony. The 35 graduates
Flag disposal planned
Flag disposal planned POLAND — Worn, frayed, torn or faded American flags can be retired honorably
Give the public a peek into Congress’ spending habits
Editorial: Give the public a peek into Congress’ spending habits In Great Britain, Parliament is being
Obama issues challenge to Muslim world
Opinion: The historic significance of President Obama’s speech to the Muslim world in Cairo cannot be
Little new in Obama’s Cairo address
Opinion: In his speech to the Muslim world, President Obama offered little that was new. And he didn’t
Sports digest
area Wharmby Sports tops Youngstown Express STRUTHERS — Chris Miller had three hits and scored
Perseverance pays off for Canfield graduate
Struggle is inevitable but can be overcome through faith, the guest speaker said.
Kernan praises effort as Irish are state runners-up in softball
AKRON — Following Saturday’s 5-0 loss to Hebron Lakewood in the Division III state title game,
Shootout kills 16 gunmen, 2 soldiers in Acapulco
Shootout kills 16 gunmen, 2 soldiers in Acapulco ACAPULCO, Mexico — It was a shootout straight
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Opinion: “I think the moment is now for us to act on what we all know to be the truth, which is each side is
Automobile dealerships: Here’s how they work
NORFOLK, Va. — Don Hall, president and CEO of the Virginia Automobile Dealers Association, was
MLB Roundup \ Sunday’s other games
AMERICAN LEAGUE Rangers 6, Red Sox 3 BOSTON — Nelson Cruz homered, tripled and doubled, helping
Chrysler dealers scramble to unload cars
Peter J. Walsh, the owner of Walsh Dodge in Jersey City, N.J., started out selling used cars in his
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Rookies Gimenez, Valbuena power Tribe past ChiSox
CHICAGO (AP) — While the Cleveland Indians celebrated a rare road triumph delivered by a bunch of
The right gains clout in Germany
BERLIN (AP) — Germans handed a lackluster victory to Chancellor Angela Merkel’s conservatives and a
The Line
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‘Danny’ deserves a full partner
Dear Annie: My husband, “Danny,” and I have been married for 37 years. We raised two daughters, who
A picture-perfect hint for wedding dress shopping
Dear Heloise: When shopping for my wedding dress, I found it helpful to take a picture of each that
COLUMBIANA COUNTY COURT LISTINGS
columbiana COUNTY Divorces asked Scott DeSarro, 3251 Hoffman Court, East Liverpool, v. Beverly
Edie Falco returns to series TV in Showtime’s ‘Nurse Jackie’
By FRAZIER MOORE NEW YORK — It was two years ago, almost to the day, that everything went black.
Nothing to show for years of negotiations
Opinion: WASHINGTON — Thursday in Cairo, President Obama underscored his desire to “move forward without
Saturday’s Games
Saturday’s Games AMERICAN LEAGUE Tampa Bay 9, N.Y. Yankees 7 Kansas City 6, Toronto 2
2009 WINNERS \ Partial listing
Winners of the 2009 American Theatre Wing’s Tony Awards, announced Sunday. Play: “God of Carnage.”
Brown defeats Faber, retains WEC title
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Mike Brown has defended his WEC featherweight title with a unanimous
new in home video This week’s DVD releases
Available Tuesday: “Crossing Over” (R, 113 minutes): Wayne Kramer’s multilinear immigration story
FAMILY BONDING
Tough times mean more time together Spending time together is one of the benefits of not having
Today is Monday, June 8, the 159th day of 2009. There are 206 days left in the year. On this date in
Today is Monday, June 8, the 159th day of 2009. There are 206 days left in the year. On this date in
U.S. MARSHALS MOST WANTED
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Obama would be ready for 3 a.m. call, Hillary now says
WASHINGTON (AP) — Hillary Rodham Clinton says that if the phone rings at 3 a.m. at the White House,
How the world sees it
BRITAIN The Independent, London, June 3: It is easy to list the potential pitfalls that might lie
“The Closer” (9 p.m., TNT): Spunky homicide detective Brenda Johnson (Kyra Sedgwick)
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McDonald swim program to begin June 16
McDONALD — The McDonald Summer Swim Program and the Warm Water Program dates have been announced by
Obama’s influence on radicals debated
The president must follow his words with actions if he is to have an impact on lessening Islamic
HERBAL, OTHER SUPPLEMENTS \ A quick reality check
Here are a few basics about herbal and other supplements and their safety and effectiveness. Q.
Abortion violence will spread, suspect warns
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — The man charged with killing abortion provider Dr. George Tiller claimed Sunday
Guarding nation’s computers
Guarding nation’s computers Kansas City Star: President Obama’s announcement of a new effort to
National Business Digest
NATION To save time, money, order stamps online NEW YORK — Get out of line at the post office.
Plaza named for Diddley
Plaza named for Diddley GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Officials in Gainesville have renamed the city’s
Alternative medicine goes mainstream
BALTIMORE (AP) — At one of the nation’s top trauma hospitals, a nurse circles a patient’s bed,
Clinton: N. Korea may be added to terrorist list
Clinton: N. Korea may be added to terrorist list WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. is considering adding
Ooh la la! Obama wows Paris crowds
PARIS (AP) — President Barack Obama spent a few hours as a tourist this weekend, seeing Paris with
States give Hollywood a fortune in tax breaks
BALTIMORE (AP) — Many states that are cutting spending on schools, roads and other basics have been
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Medical Center Shantell Jackson and Damian Haskins, Boardman, girl, June 5.
SUNDAY drawings
SUNDAY drawings OHIO Sunday night: Pick 3, 5-0-7 Pick 4, 3-8-0-5 Rolling Cash 5, 7-9-23-
Golf roundup Sunday’s other events
LPGA State Farm Classic SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — In-Kyung Kim birdied two of the final three holes to
Have we got a deal for you!
Opinion: WASHINGTON — “I,” said the president, who is inordinately fond of the first-person singular pronoun,
VIVA LAS VEGAS? Luxurious development struggles
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Company orchestra buoys spirits
COLUMBUS (AP) — A water-cooler discussion more than a decade ago prompted Ron Reich, along with
1 dead, 1 critical after motorcycle crash in Pa.
DARLINGTON, Pa. — A motorcycle accident killed one person and sent another to the hospital. Troy
Agenda Tuesday
Agenda Tuesday Weathersfield Township Trustees, 7 p.m., 451 Prospect St., Mineral Ridge.
BRIDGE
Q. As South, vulnerable, you hold: xA K 10 9 5 uJ 3 vA 9 8 wA 10 2 The bidding has proceeded:
‘Billy Elliot’ snags 10 Tonys; ‘Carnage’ is best play
NEW YORK (AP) — “Billy Elliot” has won the Tony as Broadway’s best musical. The show about a
Sports on TV, today and Tuesday
TODAY 8:30 a.m. (STO) “This Week in Baseball.” 1 p.m. (ESPN) College baseball. 7 p.m. (ESPN)
WNBA Roundup \ Sunday’s games
Sun 66, Liberty 57 NEW YORK — Lindsay Whalen had 14 points and a career-high 12 rebounds to lead
class b league
class b league sunday’s linescores Wharmby Sports 11, Yo. Express 0 Wharmby61301—1180
MLS Roundup \ Sunday’s matches
Revolution 4, Red Bulls 0 FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Taylor Twellman became the fifth player in MLS
Stewart captures Pocono points
LONG POND, Pa. (AP) — Tony Stewart won his first Cup points race as a team owner, coming from the
PREP ROUNDUp \ News and notes
Graduation day: Seven Springfield High baseball players graduated Sunday, a day after Springfield
Palin celebrates founder’s day in N.Y., criticizes President Obama’s policies
AUBURN, N.Y. (AP) — Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin set aside politics only briefly Saturday to help Auburn
Troopers help police with summer patrols
CLEVELAND (AP) — State troopers are spending part of the summer helping police crackdown on violence
Archer powers S. Miss. to 7-6 win
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Joey Archer drove in three runs, reliever Scott Copeland pitched three scoreless
Neither vulnerable. North deals.
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Lakers convert second chance into OT triumph
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Lucky to have a second chance, the Los Angeles Lakers grabbed it. Kobe Bryant
Problems found in spending on Iraq
WASHINGTON (AP) — This is one Christmas gift U.S. taxpayers don’t need. Construction of a $30
Area lawmakers
A list of addresses and phone numbers for state representatives and senators and Congress members:
Castroneves continues triple success with another win at Texas Speedway
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — Helio times three. Helio Castroneves won the Indianapolis 500 for the
Springfield taking steps to success
The two-tiered Inter Tri-County League is being credited for helping. By JOHN BASSETTI
National Hockey League
National Hockey League Playoffs FIRST ROUND (Best-of-7) Wednesday, April 15 N.Y. Rangers
15 more bodies found in Atlantic wreckage
RECIFE, Brazil (AP) — Search ships methodically worked through debris from a doomed Air France jet
NCR move threatens Dayton groups
DAYTON (AP) — The transfer of NCR Corp. headquarters to Georgia threatens to bleed major dollars and
On area diamonds Youth baseball and softball games
BASEBALL TRI-T COLT Classic Division Boardman Gia Russa 13, Boardman Prima Healthcare 4 — Ben
LAKERS vs. Magic
Thursday: L.A. Lakers 100, Orlando 75 Sunday: L.A. Lakers 101,Orlando 96 OT; L.A. Lakers lead
Sunday, June 7 (132 stories)
Lakers take 2-0 lead over Magic
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles Lakers have taken a 2-0 in the NBA finals, beating the Orlando
Astros beat Pirates
HOUSTON (AP) — Matt Kata scored from second base on Miguel Tejada’s infield single, snapping a
Rookies help Tribe top White Sox
CHICAGO (AP) — Rookies Chris Gimenez and Luis Valbuena hit consecutive home runs off former
Maintain reputation, work ethic, Canfield grads told
Maintain reputation, work ethic, Canfield grads told
Motorcycle crash survivor discharged from hospital
CHAMPION — The passenger of a motorcycle that lost control on N. Leavitt Road killing its driver
Officials expect great things from Girard Class of 2009
Officials expect great things from Girard Class of 2009
Flag-disposal service scheduled in Poland
POLAND — Worn, frayed, torn or faded American Flags can be retired honorably during a flag disposal
McDonald offers variety of swim programs for summer
McDONALD — The McDonald Summer Swim Program and the Warm Water Program dates have been announced by
Springfield baseball team held in check
The Tigers hit the ball hard but managed only three hits in a 3-1 loss to Patrick Henry.
Former Mooney, Boardman priest removed over abuse allegation
The allegation came to the bishop’s attention last week. YOUNGSTOWN — A priest who once served
Defending champs get best of Irish
Hebron Lakewood defeated Ursuline, 5-0, in the Division III state softball final. AKRON —
A young American with political passion
The Mahoning County Democratic Party executive committee member isn’t old enough to vote.
Right on track: Linsley, Brode win state field titles
Linsley, Brode win state field titles Warren Harding came up short in its attempt to win a state
Judge: City would suffer if judge were eliminated
Getting rid of one judge would save about $200,000 annually, a city official says. YOUNGSTOWN
Double the pleasure: Moody wins 2 titles
Mooney’s 4x100 relay repeated as state champion and Lakeview was second in the team standings.
Discredited witnesses, investigation flaws steered 20-minute verdict
The defense attorney was able to discredit witnesses and expose flaws in the murder investigation.
E. P. caps big weekend for ITCL
The Bulldogs were the only school to grab gold in Division III on Saturday. COLUMBUS — On
Youngstown Pride sponsors first street fair downtown
It was a beautiful day for a street festival, and organizers were pleased with the turnout.
Toddler celebrates 2nd with rescuers
The 2-year-old entertained some very special guests at his party. YOUNGSTOWN — He stomped
Howland’s Pachol goes out with gold
Fitch sophomore Ali Tolich earned All-Ohio in two Division I throwing events. COLUMBUS — With
Don't let your set go to the graveyard
With digital TV only days away, Val-E-Tronics employee Bill Hobson and owner Gary Piskor have plenty of work breaking down analog TVs at the company’s Mahoning Avenue site in Youngstown.
Spirit of Ireland lives in Celtic Woman show
The act’s most recent effort combines old and new songs. Considering Celtic Woman made its
Summer reads \ 5 page-turning titles
Nos. 1-5 appeared last week. These are recommended by Tom Beer of Long Island Newsday: 6. “LABOR
Collectors seek 20th-century art glass pieces
Twentieth-century art glass is attracting adventurous buyers who search for relatively unknown
Senior menus
MAHONING COUNTY Celtic Healthcare offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at seven locations in
SENIOR CITIZENS | Meetings, activities announced
girard senior citizens • Members of Girard Senior Citizens Club will meet at 11 a.m. June 10 at
National Basketball Association
National Basketball Association Playoffs CONFERENCE FINALS (Best-of-7) Tuesday, May 19
Carradine family seeks help from FBI, forensics expert
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The family of David Carradine is asking the FBI and a private forensics expert to
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Medical Center Tamisha Harro-Chism and T. Lee Chism, Youngstown, girl, June
Sports in brief
area Handel’s is available NILES — The Mahoning Valley Scrappers announced this week that
Sotomayor’s record worth a look
Opinion: Many U.S. Supreme Court observers believe that the nomination of Judge Sonia Sotomayor will do
Mr., Mrs. Barnes mark anniversary of 1959 wedding
SALEM — Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barnes of Salem are observing the 50th anniversary of their wedding. The
MILESTONES
SCOUTS Razo receives Eagle rank Eric William Razo was recently honored at an Eagle Scout court-
Many struggle not to make a layoff a lifestyle
WASHINGTON — When Matthew Thomas of Alexandria, Va., was laid off in September from a downtown
2 bodies found near site of crash
RECIFE, Brazil (AP) — Searchers found two bodies and the first confirmed debris — a briefcase
Stung by a bee or a scorpion? Ease the pain with fresh onion
Q. You recently wrote about rubbing a cut onion on a bee sting to ease the pain. Swiss farmers
Moeller, Indian Valley, NDCL win baseball titles
Elyria, Hamilton Ross and Strasburg-Franklin were softball champions. COLUMBUS — Brett Cisper
A Belmont for the birds
Mine That Bird made his patented late charge but seemed to run out of gas. NEW YORK (AP) — This
Today in history
Today is Sunday, June 7, the 158th day of 2009. There are 207 days left in the year. On this day in
Support Our Troops rally Saturday in Pa.
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Anglers Hooked on Fishing
The event was aimed at getting youngsters outside more and developing closer relations with police.
In Tenn., GM workers want to go ‘small’
SPRING HILL, Tenn. (AP) — Two decades after General Motors Corp. launched Saturn as its import-
BookExpo illustrates an industry in flux
NEW YORK — The best way to think about this year’s BookExpo America — the book industry’s annual
MASONIC GROUPS | Members will meet
MONDAY • LB Circle, Past matrons of Miriam Chapter 278, OES, will meet at noon at Eat’N Park on
Sorority plans scramble as scholarship benefit
The Vindicator/Lisa-Ann Ishihara Decisions, decisions: The problem of deciding which club they
Angels of Easter Seals elect officers for 2009-10
CANFIELD — When Angels of Easter Seals met recently at Tippecanoe Country Club, officers were
Stuff for hospital stay? It’s in the bag
Being prepared can help you stay calm in a medical crisis. DALLAS — After several visits over
Parents too often confused
john rosemond The first Question of the Week is “Why at dinnertime should children be served what
Fugitive of the Week
Fugitive of the Week Anthony M. Harrison The FBI/Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force is
Review: Dazzling Palm software beats the iPhone
NEW YORK — Move over, iPhone. You’ve had two years on top of the smart-phone world. Now there’s a
What’s new at LegoLand
What’s new at LegoLand CARLSBAD, Calif. — LegoLand in California has a number of new attractions
Golfers invited to scramble for lifesaving cause
The Vindicator/William D. Lewis GOOD SHOT: With preparations completed for the American Heart
‘Secret, Profane & Sugarcane’
‘Secret, Profane & Sugarcane’ Elvis Costello (Hear Music) Grade: A Elvis Costello’s newest
It’s a good thing area wasn’t on feds radar
Opinion: Now is not the time for the Mahoning Valley to be attracting national attention to the crucial role
Miss McLhinney to be August bride of Mr. Poklemba
BOARDMAN — Jeffrey and Deborah McLhinney, 843 Trotwood Drive, are announcing the engagement of
Hiding your files in plain sight? It’s possible
We all have secrets. Some secrets we can keep in our heads. Other secrets need to be written
Cebula-Barrett engagement told, wedding planned
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. — Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cebula of New Wilmington are announcing the engagement
GARDEN CLUBS | This week's meetings announced
TUESDAY SBlt Moccasin members will meet at 7 p.m. for talk on “Bees and Hostas” by Carol Knock, or
Casino night planned
Casino night planned BROOKFIELD — AWARE, Mercer County Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, will
New program to improve security
WASHINGTON (AP) — Don’t be surprised if you’re asked to provide your date of birth and gender when
To get attention, she often pretends to be sick
Dear Annie: Since I was in my early teens, I have pretended to be sick on a lot of occasions when I
Study: Surgeons should do warm-up exercises
The increasing use of robotic and minimally invasive surgery means doctors today need to have superb
Workshop on autism
Workshop on autism WARREN — The Trumbull County Family & Children First Council is presenting
Exploring glamour
Exploring glamour What is glamour anyway? Is it luxurious furnishings paired with exotic woods,
Gallery expands children’s workshops
Gallery expands children’s workshops NILES — The Art Outreach Gallery in Eastwood Mall is
Best-sellers Publishers Weekly
For the week ending May 30: HARDCOVER FICTION 1. “The Scarecrow” by Michael Connelly (Little,
Author Toni Morrison speaks up for free speech
NEW YORK (AP) — The setting was divine — a duplex on the Upper East Side. The featured speaker,
‘Harry’s Friendly Service’ Play is set in Youngstown but can touch everyone
The play is now receiving its world premiere. PITTSBURGH — “Harry’s Friendly Service” will
Health panel held as model for U.S.
OLYMPIA, Wash. — When it’s judging the value of medical treatments it pays for, Washington state
AN AMERICAN ICON: Front porches
Builders say demand for front porches rising The popularity of the porch started to revive about
Fear of layoff is a big motivator
Her job description says Madeline Adams is a social worker. But lately she’s begun volunteering for
Judith Ivey will portray Ann Landers in play
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June Snapz: Saturday Suits
Our June Snapz theme is “Saturday Suits” — those clothes you grab for weekend activities — and
The 63rd Annual Tony Awards (8 p.m., CBS): Will “Billy Elliott” make a grand jete to
The 63rd Annual Tony Awards (8 p.m., CBS): Will “Billy Elliott” make a grand jete to Broadway glory?
Mr., Mrs. Rhodes renew nuptial vows on anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN — On May 16, 1959, Charles Rhodes and Elsie Livas exchanged nuptial vows as they were
Obama marks D-Day anniversary
OMAHA BEACH, France (AP) — President Barack Obama honored the valiant dead and the “sheer
You’ll need a screen to view exhibition’s progressive art
The McDonough Museum show includes computer games and animation. YOUNGSTOWN — “Rust Fest” may
Antiques & collectibles || CURRENT PRICES
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets,
Maholm, Wilson and rookie lead Bucs
HOUSTON (AP) — Paul Maholm pitched seven innings and drove in a run with an infield single, leading
How to organize office space
office space Keeping it organized So, you’ve set up an organized office space. Here’s how to
Older workers taking summer jobs
WASHINGTON — After three years of braving Alaska’s minus-50-degree winter temperatures and round-
IN THE CUP \ Area holes in one
Mike Bufano of Warren aced the 148-yard No. 11 hole at Kennsington Golf Club. He used a 7-iron.
Families try to cope after day-care fire
HERMOSILLO, Mexico (AP) — Relatives and friends watched the tiny white coffin lowered into the
AREA GOLF CALENDAR Upcoming events
JUNE TODAY — Donnell Ford’s Relay for Life scramble at Valley Golf Club, Columbiana. Proceeds
Auto negotiator faces cloud in past
NEW YORK (AP) — Steven Rattner had but one assignment when the president brought him to Washington
Armed forces digest
PROMOTION New Air Force captain Air Force Capt. Jussus D.R. Sanchez was recently promoted to his
TRUMBULL COUNTY COURT LISTINGS
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Jerry L. Whelpley, 66, of 4839 Old State Road, West
Can’t refinance? Try your congressman
WASHINGTON (AP) — Can’t afford your mortgage payment? If the bank won’t take your call, your member
Avalanche of cast-off TVs expected
Many TVs that still work will be thrown away, says one recycler. YOUNGSTOWN — An avalanche of
Chess tourney planned by Warriors Inc.
YOUNGSTOWN — Warriors Inc. Community Chess Tournament will be June 20 at John Knox Presbyterian
Class B League
Class B League saturday’s linescores Rondinelli Tuxedo 10, Dave Sugar Excavating 2 Dave
Al-Qaida in North Africa: a terrorism franchise strikes far
DRAA BEN KHEDDA, Algeria (AP) — Deep in the Sahara Desert, along the remote southern borders of
Westward ho! Amish escaping crowds, prices in East
WESTCLIFFE, Colo. (AP) — A new road sign cautions drivers to watch for Amish horse-drawn carriages
HANDS ON | Volunteering
HandsOn Volunteer Network of the Valley, a United Way Agency, is the local resource for volunteer
Organization to mark 20th anniversary
VIENNA — Teen Straight Talk, a volunteer nonprofit Christian organization created to teach
Woodworth Park plans summer concert series
The concert series is made possible by donations from local groups and businesses. NORTH LIMA
Rondinelli 7-2 in Class B League
STRUTHERS — Drew Fitzpatrick had three hits while Greg Eshelman tossed a complete-game seven-hitter
Let’s root for casinos, wherever they may be
Opinion: Let’s root for casinos, wherever they may be EDITOR: You have to love the Valley’s newest
America is a great country, but not one without sin
Opinion: America is a great country, but not one without sin EDITOR: America is the greatest country in
SMOKY MOUNTAINS
Preserve to mark 75th birthday June 15 The park’s charter stipulates that no entrance fee will
Ohioans are resourceful; they’ll find a way to gamble
Opinion: Ohioans are resourceful; they’ll find a way to gamble EDITOR: Whether casino gambling is
SATURDAY drawings
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Bars learn the hard way cashing in on Pavlik
Opinion: When Kelly Pavlik fought Marco Antonio Rubio in Youngstown in February, it was an opportunity for
Datsyuk leads Wings to a rout
DETROIT (AP) — The Detroit Red Wings sure don’t look tired now. After watching their two-game lead
Kobe focused on the crown
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. (AP) — Behind Kobe Bryant’s stone-faced mask and the icy grimace he’s wearing in
Little-known guy tops Memorial
DUBLIN (AP) — For most of a warm and wacky Saturday afternoon at the Memorial, the leaderboard was
THISTLEDOWN results
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GOLF ROUNDUP \ Saturday’s other events
LPGA State Farm Classic SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Cristie Kerr made a big jump into a tie for the lead
Rezek anniversary celebrated with family and friends
COLUMBIANA — Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rezek of Columbiana celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary June
Agenda Monday
Agenda Monday Hubbard Civil Service Commission, 1 p.m., council chambers, 220 W. Liberty St.
Sports notices
baseball Columbiana Youth — tournament for players age 7-8 starts July 6. Call (330) 892-0299 or
Kuznetsova is French champ with 2-set win
PARIS (AP) — Svetlana Kuznetsova never struck Dinara Safina as a Grand Slam champion in the making
Pocono owner shrugs off criticisms of track, races
LONG POND, Pa. (AP) — Joseph Mattioli understands that Pocono Raceway has an unusual place on the
Tribe falls, 4-2, to White Sox
CHICAGO (AP) — White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen was finally able to find something positive about his
WNBA ROUNDUP \ Saturday’s games
Sparks 78, Shock 58 LOS ANGELES — Tina Thompson had 18 points, Betty Lennox added 17 points and 10
U.S.: Insurgents use teens to stage Iraq attacks
BAGHDAD (AP) — Teenagers armed with grenades and suicide vests are the latest recruits for Sunni
National Hockey League
National Hockey League Playoffs CONFERENCE FINALS (Best-of-7) Sunday, May 17 Detroit 5,
Find the money, don’t tax
Opinion: Find the money, don’t tax EDITOR: For Trumbull County to put up $2.5 Million to get $12.5
Ohioans must bear each others’ burdens
Opinion: The Ohio General Assembly has until June 30 to adopt a balanced budget for state fiscal years 2010
Police probe fatal motorcycle crash
CHAMPION — State police were still on the scene late Saturday at a fatal motorcycle accident on
Stolen kittens returned to shelter
The kittens were returned in a pillowcase. YOUNGSTOWN — Two kittens that were stolen Thursday
Demands by local judges put city, county in financial bind
Editorial: “With respect to the budget challenges you may encounter locally, I urge you to continue to keep
Park’s summer events to begin
Summer movie night will be every Tuesday at the village’s Woodland Park. McDONALD — The annual
Sports schedules
YOUNGSTOWN STATE Thursday — Track & field at NCAA meet Friday — Track & field at NCAA meet
GO & DO
Today Children Trivia Day, 1-4 p.m., Mill Creek MetroParks Farm, 7574 Columbiana-Canfield Road,
This weekend's games
Friday’s Games AMERICAN LEAGUE L.A. Angels 2, Detroit 1 Tampa Bay at New York, ppd., rain
Saturday, June 6 (106 stories)
Springfield baseball falls 3-1 in state championship game
Springfield plays Patrick Henry for the Division IV state baseball championship.
Ursuline falls, 5-0, to Hebron Lakewood in Division III state softball championship
Ursuline (27-6) vs. Hebron Lakewood (29-4) in a Division III state softball championship game today
Ex-Trumbull commissioner faces up to 2 years in prison
Tsagaris’ lawyer will plead for leniency. AKRON — Jim Tsagaris, the two-term Trumbull County
Springfield rallies for 5-3 win over Newark Catholic
Springfield rallies for 5-3 win over Newark Catholic The Tigers were down 3-0
Getting a swing at title
Ingalls and Lower lead Ursuline By TOM WILLIAMS AKRON — Three innings into the Ursuline High
Motive sought in Austintown family killings
AUSTINTOWN — Police continue to search for answers after two members of a township family were shot,
Leon, Skiba capture gold at track
Crestview’s Jakob Leon won a state high jump title, while Mineral Ridge’s Dan Skiba captured the
Both sides claim victory in casino petition issue
The two caught on tape providing incorrect information about the casino initiative. YOUNGSTOWN
Lucky and good: United’s Bates is discus champion
Lordstown senior Kayla Ellks placed second in the long jump with a career-best leap. COLUMBUS
Students, parents, faculty bid fond farewell to St. Joe’s
Declining enrollment and a bad economy forced the merger. A building is made of just bricks
Stolen kittens need medical care
Both kittens are in need of medical attention. YOUNGSTOWN — Employees of The Cat Ladies Society
Milwaukee starts fast, holds on to hand Thunder 9th straight loss, 58-47
MILWAUKEE, Wis. — The Mahoning Valley Thunder rallied from a three-touchdown deficit in the first
Previous 10 DUI convictions make latest one a felony
The man will receive prison time and treatment for alcoholism. YOUNGSTOWN — A Masury man with
Fundraiser leaves students jumpy
The students played in inflatable playgrounds as a reward. CANFIELD — Students at C.H.
Billak to be honored at conference
CLEVELAND — Dr. Richard J. Billak, chief executive officer of the Community Corrections Association
Fixing Wick: The revitalization plan
An amphitheater, sports fields, playground accessible to special-needs children, a spray fountain and improved lighting are included in a proposed $2.9 million upgrade of Youngstown's primary North Side park.
GO & DO
Today Dances Wayne Tomsic, 8 p.m. to midnight, Kuzman’s, 1025 S. State St, Girard; (330) 545-
Magic not shaken by Game 1 loss
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Back in his Clark Kent days, when he was an 18-year-old rookie, Dwight Howard was
SOCIETY DIGEST
Vegetarian cooking class is being offered free BOARDMAN — A free vegetarian cooking class,
Man could get prison time for road rage
The man will be officially sentenced in August. YOUNGSTOWN — A truck driver will be sentenced
WNBA shows progress amid tough economics
NEW YORK (AP) — Roster sizes have been reduced and teams lost an assistant coach. Also, one of the
Jobless rate in U.S. hits 25-year-high
WASHINGTON (AP) — With companies in no mood to hire, the unemployment rate jumped to 9.4 percent in
China’s switch to capitalism does not change its attitude
Editorial: China is an economic powerhouse, as evidenced by the $1.5 trillion it owns in U.S. Treasury bills
Homemade nectar makes hummingbirds happy
Dear Heloise: Soon it will be time for me to get my hummingbird feeder out, and I lost the recipe
Teen girl’s BFF shows mercurial behavior
Dear Annie: I am 15 years old and in the 10th grade. I have two best friends. One of them, “Alyssa,”
Sunday news shows | Scheduled guests
Guest lineup for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week”: Secretary of State Hillary Rodham
Local topics on tv | Sunday programs
“Community Connection” (6:30 a.m., WFMJ-TV 21): World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, which is June 15,
CORRECTION
An unfortunate editing error allowed for what appeared to be a disparaging word in a story Thursday
Federal regulators shut down bank in Illinois
Federal regulators shut down bank in Illinois WASHINGTON — Regulators on Friday shut down Bank of
Lawyer: Homeowners lose rights in court’s tree-cutting decision
Tree-cutting ensures safe and reliable electric service, utility spokeswoman says. COLUMBUS —
Today in history
Today is Saturday, June 6, the 157th day of 2009. There are 208 days left in the year. On this date
‘GOOGLING GODSSRQ
Using modern means to spread a message BustedHalo.com co-founder speaks about reaching young
SOFTBALL roundup \ News and notes
Game-ending reactions: Junior catcher Sarah Ingalls celebrated with a leap of joy when Ursuline
Valley must learn to build wealth, study urges
Community leaders will begin implementing its suggestions. A study to be released Tuesday
Obama to commemorate 65th anniversary of D-Day
In Germany, the president said the U.S. will not try to force peace in the Mideast. DRESDEN,
Businesses urged to focus on seniors
BOARDMAN — Mahoning County’s population of people 60 and older is expected to double in the next 15
Hubbard, Liberty, Girard po0lice blotters
A summary of recent criminal activity in Hubbard, Liberty and Girard: HUBBARD May 31 Theft:
HOOPER: America must tend her Pacific WWII legacy
Opinion: Every time the Atlantic partnership needs reinvigoration, U.S. presidents turn to our nation’s
B’nai B’rith to recognize the Hollanders
Mervyn and Marlene Hollander selected as 2009 Guardians of the Menorah. YOUNGSTOWN — B’nai B’rith
Blast at mosque in Pakistan kills 30
PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP) — An attacker wearing an explosives vest blew himself up inside a packed
Federer closes in on Sampras record
PARIS (AP) — Fresh off a ragged, rugged, five-set French Open semifinal victory Friday, Roger
Furyk gets share of lead at Memorial with birdie
DUBLIN (AP) — One last birdie for Jim Furyk put him one more stroke under par, which he found more
2 ex-drug dealers tied to Murtha-backed firm
WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. John Murtha steered millions of dollars in defense work to a campaign donor,
Business in brief
NATION Oil prices jump above $70 NEW YORK — Oil prices broke through the $70 per-barrel barrier
baseball ROUNDUP News and notes
No doubt: Despite trailing 3-0 heading into the bottom of the fifth, Springfield’s Todd Kibby said
Deadline set on Pa. memorial land deals
The federal government on Friday set a deadline for Pennsylvania landowners who have refused to give
Sacrifices remembered in Europe, but ...
Opinion: The way to get ahead at most jobs is pretty straightforward: Work hard. Do not only what’s asked of
‘Father Oprah’ changes pulpits
The Rev. Alberto Cutie is on his way to becoming an Episcopal priest. BISCAYNE PARK, Fla. — Rev.
Anger of some misses point
Opinion: The idea of blacks supporting black-owned businesses is not new. In fact, Booker T. Washington, the famed black educator, author and lecturer, advocated blacks supporting their own, as did Marcus Garvey and Malcolm X.
Rabbi, priest to offer views in Meyer lecture on June 14
YOUNGSTOWN – The 15th annual Rabbi Samuel Meyer Memorial Lecture will feature a rabbi and a priest
Cremated veterans finally get their due
Opinion: Here’s what is known of Joseph Glass, as pieced together from some recent news accounts. Born Feb.
Pens’ stars are on a roll
PITTSBURGH (AP) — As Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin burst into their zone on a 2-on-1 rush that
Rain gives Stewart Pocono pole
LONG POND, Pa. (AP) — Rain didn’t entirely spoil Tony Stewart’s week. He will start Sunday’s
Penske set to buy GM's Saturn brand
NEW YORK — General Motors Corp. has a tentative deal to sell its Saturn brand to former race car
Regulatory issues could block GM’s planned sale of Hummer
SHANGHAI (AP) — General Motors Corp.’s planned sale of its Hummer brand to a little-known Chinese
Tony La Russa, Twitter reach settlement
ST. LOUIS (AP) — St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa and Twitter have reached a settlement in
Borel is seeking personal Triple
NEW YORK (AP) — A Cajun, a cowboy and a tough little gelding have teamed up to make this Triple
“Come Dance at My Wedding” (9 p.m., Hallmark): In the TV film “Come Dance at My
“Come Dance at My Wedding” (9 p.m., Hallmark): In the TV film “Come Dance at My Wedding,” Brooke
Indians call up Pronk, mourn loss of ex-owner
CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cleveland Indians activated designated hitter Travis Hafner from the 15-day
LeBeouf spills ‘Transformers’ secrets
LOS ANGELES — To reprise his role as Sam in “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen,” Shia LaBeouf
Today’s recession nothing like ‘Great’ one
Opinion: This spring I heard a lot of chirping, besides that of the birds. The main topic of the news media
Handout part of ‘faith stimulus’
Church members were asked to spend the money helping others. MALBIS, Ala. (AP) — On a recent
Faith, not storms of life, will control our destiny
A simple passage of Scripture, spoken by the Lord Jesus Christ to his disciples, will help us to
Rev. Manning to head theology department
CANTON — The Rev. Dr. J. Patrick Manning was named chair of the Theology Department at Walsh
Appreciation service to honor organist
Appreciation service to honor organist HUBBARD — An appreciation service in honor of organist
Cured ‘cell’ offers hope
Sacramento Bee: Here is some good news amid the general gloom: Scientists at the Salk Institute in
Susan Boyle released from mental-health clinic
Susan Boyle released from mental-health clinic LONDON — The brother of talent-show contestant
Valley success at state
Athletes from the Valley brought home much success on Friday at state tournaments. Ursuline
Church Women United collections will benefit worldwide charities
BOARDMAN — Two collections to benefit charitable causes highlighted the observance of May Friendship
Couple accused of spying for Cuba for 30 years
WASHINGTON (AP) — A retired State Department worker and his wife have been arrested on charges of
TRUMBULL COUNTY Poster, essay winners
These students were winners in the Trumbull Soil and Water Conservation District’s 2009 conservation
Demo sites will provide materials
Habitat for Humanity will use grant funds for recovery and reuse of the materials. STRUTHERS —
No confirmed wreckage recovered from doomed jet
RECIFE, Brazil (AP) — Days after Air France Flight 447 vanished, an intensive international effort
Austintown has Relay for Life
The 24-hour, fundraising event ends today. AUSTINTOWN — This wasn’t Debbie Fox’s first walk
Appeals court OKs sale of Chrysler assets to Fiat
NEW YORK (AP) — A U.S. appeals court conditionally approved Chrysler’s sale of most of its assets to
Rancher wins $232M Powerball
PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — If this were a movie, nobody would believe it: A rancher struggling to eke out a
Junior Civic League to award scholarships
BOARDMAN — The Junior Civic League will award scholarships to 17 students during its annual
Sports notices
ysu Formeck cards 71; qualifies for Publinks GREENSBURG, Pa. — YSU freshman golfer Samantha
Vacation Bible Schools
Who: Columbiana First Presbyterian Church. What: Theme is “Sonrock Kids Camp.” When: Sessions
MAHONING COUNTY COURT LISTINGS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Neil A. Perry, 26, of 5699 Baylor Ave., Austintown, and Maran
Perfect attendance pays off for city students
Catching blowing money in an enclosed booth was harder than it looked. YOUNGSTOWN — “Cool,”
National Hockey League
National Hockey League Playoffs FIRST ROUND (Best-of-7) Wednesday, April 15 N.Y. Rangers
Thursday’s Games
Thursday’s Games AMERICAN LEAGUE L.A. Angels 6, Toronto 5 Boston 6, Detroit 3 N.Y. Yankees
Police probe vandalism
Police probe vandalism Police in Campbell and Struthers are investigating vandalism at schools.
Hampton, Lee lead Astros over Pirates
HOUSTON (AP) — Carlos Lee hit a grand slam and Mike Hampton beat Pittsburgh for the ninth straight
Applications available for local pageant
YOUNGSTOWN — The 2009 Greater Youngstown Festival is currently accepting applications for the 2009
Ursuline, Springfield seek state titles today
Three individuals won state field titles and two teams go for crowns. It was a winning day for
Treasurer: ‘Best politics is doing a good job’
YOUNGSTOWN — Ohio Treasurer Kevin L. Boyce said if he’s going to win the 2010 election for his seat,
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace Amanda Chance and Conrad Cafarelli, Youngstown, boy, June 4.
Bridge Weekly quiz
Weekly quiz Q. As South, vulnerable, you hold: xA K 10 9 5 uJ 3 vA 9 8 wA 10 2 The bidding
SAMANTHA SCARDINA | CHAD MANCHESTER WEDDING
SAMANTHA SCARDINA CHAD MANCHESTER NEW SPRINGFIED — Chad Spencer Manchester and his bride, the
LISA PAWLOSKY | MICHAEL RILEY JR. WEDDING
LISA PAWLOSKY MICHAEL RILEY JR. YOUNGSTOWN — Nuptial vows were exchanged by Lisa Ann Pawlosky and
Stephen Colbert will do four shows from Baghdad
NEW YORK (AP) — Stephen Colbert will broadcast four shows next week from Baghdad, where he says
Indictments include sex-crime charges
Three men are charged with sex crimes against minors. YOUNGSTOWN — A Mahoning County grand
Friday, June 5 (128 stories)
Councilman, Crime Stoppers offer reward to solve North Side burglaries
YOUNGSTOWN — Councilman Jamael Tito Brown, D-3rd, and Youngstown Police Crime Stoppers are asking
PUCO, not courts, have final say in tree-removal issues, says Ohio Supreme Court
COLUMBUS — An Ohio Supreme Court decision that the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio has exclusive
Bike blessing is Saturday at New Bethel Baptist Church
YOUNGSTOWN — New Bethel Baptist Church, 1507 Hillman St., will have a bike blessing at 1 p.m.
Contestants sought for Miss Italian Youngstown Pageant.
YOUNGSTOWN —The 2009 Greater Youngstown Festival is currently accepting applications for the 2009
Texas truck driver faces prison term for using his truck to run folks off the road
YOUNGSTOWN — An truck driver will be sentenced in August for running three people in a van off the
Community leaders gather Tuesday to discuss Wean Foundation study
A study to be released Tuesday suggests the Mahoning Valley adopt new techniques to build wealth
Ohio Treasurer: ‘If I win in 2010, I must have Northeast Ohio support’
YOUNGSTOWN — Ohio Treasurer Kevin L. Boyce said if he’s going to win the 2010 election for his seat,
Struthers schedules hearing on zone change request
STRUTHERS — A public hearing on a petition to rezone properties on Broad Street is set for 7 p.m.
Hubbard changes recycling regulations
HUBBARD — The city will no longer accept cardboard at its recycling center, 33 W. Liberty St.,
Roger Penske to buy Saturn from GM
NEW YORK — General Motors Corp. has a tentative deal to sell its Saturn brand to former race car
Study will tell valley how to build residents’ wealth
A study to be released Tuesday suggests the Mahoning Valley adopt new techniques to build wealth
UPDATE: Austintown shooting leaves two dead, one wounded
AUSTINTOWN — A shooting at a house in the 4000 block of Mahoning Avenue left one person dead and two
Baseball manager Tony LaRussa sues Twitter
ST. LOUIS (AP) — St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa is suing the social-networking site
Ohio school district catches cheaters, cancels graduation
CENTERBURG, Ohio (AP) — An Ohio school district has canceled its graduation ceremony after
Former Trumbull commissioner pleads guilty to mail fraud charges in federal court
AKRON — James Tsagaris, a former Trumbull County commissioner, pleaded guilty today to two counts of
DUI nets Masury man a year in prison
YOUNGSTOWN — A Masury man with almost a dozen driving under the influence of alcohol convictions
Springfield wins 5-3, advances to state championship game
Springfield trails Newark Catholic 1-0 after one inning of the Division IV baseball state semifinal
Jobless rate hits 9.4 percent in May; layoffs slow
Jobless rate hits 9.4 percent in May; layoffs slow
Schlecht-Ward wedding plans are announced
Mark and LeAnn Schlecht of Marion, and Timothy and Carol Ward, of 6383 Timberidge Ave., Austintown,
Pasta dinner planned
Pasta dinner planned YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown City Schools Athletic Council will sponsor a
Rebecca Davidson, Geoffrey Crowley will wed in July
BOARDMAN — The engagement of Rebecca Davidson, of Alexandria, Va., and Geoffrey Crowley, of
A good brother
The Make-A-Wish Foundation is sending 11-year-old Ricky Pasco to Disney World. He didn’t choose Magic Kingdom for his enjoyment. He chose it for his little sister.
CLUB CALENDAR | Local organizations plan meetings
ASSOCIATIONS • NARFE Chapter 14 invites all current and retired federal employees and their
Luke Donald fires 64 to lead Memorial on 1st day
He had a tournament-record low of 20 putts to lead by three shots over Jason Day and three others.
Jaworski United To YSU Past
The former Penguin and NFL quarterback has fond memories of his college days By JOHN KOVACH
Paris is abuzz over weekend Obama visit
PARIS (AP) — Not since the Kennedy era has an American first lady — and in tow, her presidential
Holy Family graduation
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He fantasizes about own daughter
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CRIME PREVENTION
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Probate Judge Belinky’s suit disturbs Mahoning officials
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Second satellite clinic planned for S.E. Warren
Dominion East Ohio presented checks to Ohio North East Health Systems and the Midlothian Free
Drama-free consistency making Patrick a contender
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Today is Friday, June 5, the 156th day of 2009. There are 209 days left in the year. On this date in
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Why I turned down Bill O’Reilly
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Obama seeks ‘new beginning’ with the Muslim world
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Thunder strive to eliminate mistakes
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Pens win 4-2, even series
Jordan Staal’s short-handed goal during back-to-back Detroit power plays started Pittsburgh’s
New terminology and more players
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YSU room and board, graduate tuition to rise
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‘LAND OF THE LOST’
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‘grease’ to come to chaney high
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Parents, students learn details of new dress code
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3 U.S. soldiers killed
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Electric-car battery plant under consideration for Elyria, Ohio
CLEVELAND (AP) — Ohio, where auto-industry layoffs have helped push unemployment to 10.2 percent,
Defense to argue for a new trial
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‘Perfect Storm’ survivor convicted of fishing illegally
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Festival seeks talented performers
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East-West vulnerable. North deals.
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City takes action to demolish old theater
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“No one made an issue out of Judge Sotomayor’s comments the last time the Senate
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Rape case brings Craigslist under renewed scrutiny in N.C.
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Derby winner is Belmont favorite
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Carmona shelled by Twins in series finale
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All-Russian final set at French Open
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Experts: Bat fungus causes historic decline
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Air France crash probe eyes speed sensors
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S.C. high court orders governor to request funds
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More city employees and officers laid off
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Crime-prevention event is scheduled in Girard
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Johnson picks up win No. 300 in Giants’ 5-1 victory
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David Carradine found dead at 72
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6th-grader caught with gun in school
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Countrywide ex-CEO faces fraud charges
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Ursuline’s Clark confident entering last year as Penn State quarterback
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Pirates rout Mets, 11-6, in McCutchen’s debut
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Sports digest
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Dobran gets probation after assault conviction
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Police swarm Tiananmen Square on anniversary
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Judge to rule on casino petitions
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1st H1N1 flu case confirmed in Valley
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McGuffey preschool ‘graduates’ two
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Most Chrysler creditors approve of deal with Fiat
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Man faces charges in eviction of women
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County coroners could charge fees in civil suits
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Deaths from H1N1 flu reported in six states
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Business news digest
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GM will emerge as a new, privately held company
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China changing its tune
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IUE official optimistic about Delphi ownership
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Union is ready to fight for retirees
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Life is sweet for Sugarland’s Jennifer Nettles
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Howland student speaker: Go slower
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Why was the Valley overlooked by the feds?
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Thursday, June 4 (143 stories)
Youngstown police looking for armed robber
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Man charged with trying to bring drugs into CCA facility
YOUNGSTOWN — A 24-year-old city man is in Mahoning County Jail on $25,000 bond after police say he
Judge puts young adult on probation on assault, receiving stolen property charges
YOUNGSTOWN — A judge has given Edward Dobran III a chance to turn his life around. Dobran was
Warren man charged with defrauding Boardman women
BOARDMAN — Police have accused a Warren man of taking money for work at a condominium complex that
Boil alert lifted for Rayen Avenue addresses
YOUNGSTOWN — On Tuesday, the city installed two water valves on Rayen Avenue. In order to perform
Poland’s Holy Family School graduation ceremony set Friday
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Delphi Corp.’s hourly retirees fight to keep their benefits
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Youngstown officials take first step to raze historic Paramount Theatre
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Mahoning Co. Dem Party wants casino gambling petitions stopped
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Mahoning County has its first confirmed case of swine flu
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Broker tries to hire hit man to kill two, maim one
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Dinner, entertainment to benefit family
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Close calls nothing new for Ursuline, Sandy Valley
Both teams have strong pitchers with 20-victory seasons.
A Winning Team
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Festival to feature boxing show, anti-crime unity rally speakers
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Man acquitted in slaying
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Cop’s sons sentenced to 4 years in prison
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Council slows mayor’s drive to cut judge
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Murals enliven library walls
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Bryant turns serious as Magic approach
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Cavs owner Gilbert insists team will be NBA champs
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No joke! Pens believe they’re ready
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Pension plan irks Delphi retirees
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Police Chief Hughes suspends 2 wrestling cops, supervisor
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Church to rent part of Playhouse
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U.N. Day: Centering on how we’re alike
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Grand Slam vet Serena jittery in loss to Kuznetsova
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Air France jet likely broke apart in air above Atlantic Ocean, investigators say
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Braves release Glavine
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Ohio executes man who set woman on fire
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Shopping for sheets? Consider thread count
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Murder of Dr. Tiller puts abortion foes on the spot
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Ex-cop sentenced for Pa. bank heist faces new charges in N.Y.
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ABC network gets the Goodes on going green
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Blues queen Koko Taylor dead at 80
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Derby winner is 2-1 favorite to win at Belmont
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Date of Journey show is changed
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St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace
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Jammin' at the Quarry
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Today is Thursday, June 4, the 155th day of 2009. There are 210 days left in the year. On this date
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Raunchy 'Hangover' gets some laughs before fading
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Jolie overtakes Oprah on ‘most powerful’ list
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Lawsuits target overseas oil company operations
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A message for grads: You can’t have it all
Opinion: The bad news, high school graduates, is you can’t have it all. You aren’t as free as you think you
NFL, players union begin talks on 2011 contract
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OAS lifts 47-year ban on Cuba
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Woman sues ‘Bruno’ comedian over skirmish
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LIFESAVING SYSTEM
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Economy hurts United Way campaign
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Reagan statue is unveiled
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2009 stanley cup \ News and notes
TV ratings: Game 3 of the Stanley Cup finals has earned the series’ highest cable television rating
Mull job outlook, major, debt load
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Comedy tour is spreading laughter
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Retiring debt-free: What to consider
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It’s a myth to view the killer of Dr. George Tiller as the lone shooter
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Who really are the illegal scum in America today?
Opinion: A few years back, I was in a medical facility with a needle stuck in my arm, and the woman wielding
Ohio gets new U.S. grants to assist laid-off workers
Federal aid will help retrain 700 workers losing jobs at a Chrysler plant in Twinsburg.
GM may close more plants temporarily
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Economic reports make Wall Street rally fizzle
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MetroParks concert lineup will feature Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
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Gingrich backs away from comments
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‘MAN OF LA MANCHA’: Weathervane Playhouse of Akron will complete its season with
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Minus Nadal, Federer closes in on French title
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Director rises to challenges that come with ‘Tartuffe’
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Court halts sale of bulk of Chrysler assets to Italy’s Fiat
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Horror flick starring Haim will be filmed in the Valley
Travis Bowen, the Warren man behind the Dark X-Mas horror/sci-fi conventions, is planning what is
Bluejays’ Hamilton at ease at two miles
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First Place gives U.S. discount on shares
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'My Life in Ruins'
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Open government essential
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Report: Jon Gosselin says his kids are happy
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if you go
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Gay pride festival welcomes all
YOUNGSTOWN — Saturday’s gay pride festival will be the first in Youngstown, but its organizers vow
CDs would help ID seniors
A Fraternal Order of Eagles trustee said its donation will benefit seniors throughout the Valley.
Memorial skins game News & notes from Muirfield Village
Northern exposure: There’s something about a traditional, tree-lined Midwestern course that Zach
Veteran actress Sharon Gless finds her focus on ‘Burn Notice’
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Indians and Browns team up for suite sales
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Library clash may put Bush under oath
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Stanley Cup Penguins vs. Red Wings
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Trumbull conservation district plans ‘Watershed Field School’ for children
The registration deadline is Monday. CORTLAND — The Trumbull Soil & Water Conservation District
Compared to other rising costs, postage is a bargain
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Conservation district plans ‘Watershed Field School’
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Mets, Pirates rained out; storms delay Johnson’s bid
PITTSBURGH — The New York Mets’ scheduled game against the Pittsburgh Pirates was postponed by rain
Flying High
The group works toward changing minds, actions and, ultimately, lives. Group gives Valley youths a
June wedding set for Lisa Bigley, Jonathan Conrad
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STATE SOFTBALL \ Division III semifinals
Who: Ursuline (26-5) vs. Magnolia Sandy Valley (24-5). When: Friday, 12:30 p.m. Where: Firestone
Bucs trade McClouth to Braves
ATLANTA (AP) — The Braves acquired All-Star center fielder Nate McLouth from the Pittsburgh Pirates
Man charged with domestic violence
The accused is the son of a man whose remains were found along a Bazetta Township road a year ago.
New logo created for a memory
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Marissa Koby and Austin Poe plan wedding
CANFIELD — Robert and Maria Koby, 6010 Deer Spring Run, announce the engagement of their daughter,
Conference committee to address river funds
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Lee finally gets some help from Indians in 10-1 rout of Twins
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Obama to address Muslims’ future
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• Jason and Lisa (Roth) Winebold, 106 Elm Drive, Monaca, Pa., announce the birth of a
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Festival features diverse group of Rust-Belt artists, food, beer
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Popular puzzle game drops into place as an icon NEW YORK (AP) — With its scratches and sticky
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COURT George Denney has been appointed court administrator for Youngstown Municipal Court. He had
Killer Biros has date with death Dec. 8
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Pricey sex pills lead to disappointment
Q. My wife and I are active, healthy seniors, but we would like to add zest to our slowed-down and
Concert date changed
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New way to hide crack cocaine: Eat it
CAMPBELL — A man stopped by police Tuesday ended up hiding suspected crack cocaine by eating it,
No free rides in Cleveland: Transit drivers ordered to collect fares
CLEVELAND (AP) — Cleveland’s transit agency is telling its drivers to stop giving people a free
Youngstown council postpones vote on resolution to cut a city judge
YOUNGSTOWN — City council postponed a vote today on a resolution urging the state Legislature to
Date changed for Journey concert at Covelli Centre
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Man acquitted today in New Castle murder
NEW CASTLE, Pa. — A jury took only about an hour to acquit a New Castle man of murder in a case that
Students create Idora Park logo
YOUNGSTOWN — Idora Park may be long gone, but, for a few short weeks, it’s memory was alive in some
First Place Financial shareholders approve government purchase of company stock
WARREN — Shareholders of First Place Financial Corp. approved granting the government warrants to
Sons of a Youngstown cop sentenced to prison
YOUNGSTOWN — Two sons of a city police officer shed tears during apologies to their victims before
Youngstown cops suspended for fighting one another
YOUNGSTOWN — A physical altercation between two sergeants in the Youngstown Police Department will
Visits increase to Akron’s convention center
AKRON (AP) — Despite the economic downturn, tourism planners in this city hope bookings and visits
Nostalgia: Choffin students create new logo for historic Idora Park
YOUNGSTOWN — Idora Park may be long gone, but, for a few short weeks, it’s memory was alive in some
Original Tuskegee Airman dies in Ohio
CLEVELAND (AP) — One of the original Tuskegee Airmen, the country’s first black military pilots and
Walk in Wick Park tour set Saturday
YOUNGSTOWN — Join members of the Mahoning Valley Historical Society for a Walk in Wick Park from
Fed officials, U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown announce grants to help Ohio communities
Cabinet secretaries traveled throughout Ohio to announce new federal grants as an analysis shows
Flying High Inc. helps teens soar
YOUNGSTOWN —For a while, Nathan Cox couldn’t see much hope for his future, but now he’s flying high.
Trumbull African-American Achievers festival begins Friday
WARREN — This year’s Trumbull County African-American Achiever’s Association Festival starting at
GOP turns up heat on Gov. Strickland over job losses
PERRYSBURG, Ohio (AP) — Ohio’s governor says it’s unfair to blame his administration for two big job
Car cruise set for Thursday in Warren
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Senate reviews closing of GM, Chrysler dealerships
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Execution date set for Ken Biros
COLUMBUS — The Ohio Supreme Court has set the execution date for a Trumbull County man convicted in
East Palestine summer reading program begins Monday
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Angry mob beats rape suspect
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A man described by police as a person of interest in the rape of an 11-year-old
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
WEDNESDAY • Southington United Methodist Church, state Route 305 at 534, will have a chicken
Fundraiser Thursday is Easter Seals benefit
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Valley GM dealers dodge closings
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Springfield faces Newark Cath. Friday
The state-bound Springfield High baseball team of New Middletown has Inter Tri-County League Tier
Team has confidence in coach
NEW MIDDLETOWN — Springfield High baseball coach Bob Beam was a sophomore outfielder on the 1992
Judge Belinky suing commissioners over funding
Commissioners can’t defy a reasonable funding order, the probate judge says. YOUNGSTOWN — With
Thunder's Markray is a team player
YOUNGSTOWN — The guy with three first names — Derrick Markray — has started all nine games as
Youngstown pastor to deliver opening prayer in U.S. House
YOUNGSTOWN — The Rev. Kenneth L. Simon, pastor of New Bethel Baptist Church, describes himself as a
Hubbard priest, Seitz family honored for work, courage
Father O’Neill and the Seitz Family of Poland received the Great Communicator and May Vetterle
Wharmby wins two makeup games
STRUTHERS — Wharmby Sports used an 18-hit attack to defeat Livi Steel, 17-0, in a Class B League
Gonchar’s goal, big hit lead Pens past Detroit
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Sergei Gonchar said it once, then repeated it again a few seconds later as he
Job seekers looking hard to climb wall built by economy
The economy has been so tough lately that finding a job is almost a job itself. Gone are the days
Satellite libraries to open in parks
SALEM — Outdoor learning will get a new meaning thanks to the staff at the Salem Pubic Library.
Rough shorter for Memorial tourney
DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) — The morning calm at Muirfield Village was shattered by a sound that was sure to
Area sports in brief
area Class B POTW STRUTHERS — Dustin “Bubba” Uhlman was selected the Youngstown Sports Grille
Raising hopes
Steve Misera of Butler, Pa., waits amid kitchen- and dinnerware included in items auctioned at the Youngstown Playhouse. Bids on the items deemed no longer needed at the struggling facility raised about $12,000 Tuesday.
Annual water report
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Cibulkova stuns Sharapova
PARIS (AP) — The final score of Maria Sharapova’s stunning loss in the French Open quarterfinals
Tractor-trailer rig flips, trapping driver
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Salem officials to scrutinize city’s growth plan
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Sales of Cobalts tumble in May
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Cream of tartar brightens dark aluminum pans
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E-mail received by mistake reveals hostilities
Dear Annie: Recently, an e-mail correspondence between my mother and sister somehow ended up in my
Magic players think Jameer Nelson may play
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MAHONING COUNTY COURT LISTINGS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Martin E. Hollins, 34, Colorado Springs, Col., and Yevette S.
‘Blue states’ will pay for health care reform
Opinion: Those in the red states still smarting over Barack Obama’s election victory can perhaps take solace
MOUNTAINEER RESults
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Making meals special
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Treasurer: Stay conservative
WARREN — City schools Treasurer Angela Lewis says the drastic changes made to Ohio’s state budget
Robbery suspects arrested
AUSTINTOWN — The suspects in a string of township robberies are now behind bars. Darrell L. Lowe
Jockey could make history at Belmont
NEW YORK (AP) — Calvin Borel grinned at the question: Would Mine That Bird have passed Rachel
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Bernat-Garrah Sept. 12 wedding to be in Avon
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hReagan centennial bill
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A billion here, a billion there, and pretty soon you own GM
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Israeli anxiety increases over new U.S. policies
JERUSALEM — Sirens blared across Israel on Tuesday as the nation carried out its biggest-ever
YSU plans to develop 4 Centers of Excellence
State funding to help launch the centers was expected but now won’t be forthcoming.
Abby Ducay and Brian Mosier plan July 11 wedding
The parents of Abby Ducay and Brian Mosier, both of Columbus, are announcing the engagement and
China blocks Twitter ahead of Tiananmen anniversary
BEIJING (AP) — Ahead of the 20th anniversary of the bloody crackdown on Tiananmen Square this week,
Iran, Mideast peace likely to be Obama’s focus on trip
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) — President Barack Obama begins a crucial Mideast trip today with a visit
Healthy grilling must be fast and flavorful
Associated Press GOOD FOR YOU: Adding fennel seeds and thyme to shrimp can make a barbecue shrimp
NOTABLE AND QUOTABLE
Opinion: “Today marks a new beginning for General Motors. ... The board is confident that this New GM can
No more bribes for North Korea
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Debris confirms Air France crash; 228 feared dead
FERNANDO DE NORONHA, Brazil (AP) — An airplane seat, a fuel slick and pieces of white debris
Memphis says victories should remain on record
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Twins hand hobbling Indians a 4-3 setback
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Bill to close loophole for payday lenders
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Sharpen your GRILL SKILLS
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Ohio business in brief
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Judge denies part of sex-abusers’ appeals
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Companies tap into frugal-blogger power
NEW YORK (AP) — When Melissa Garcia was frustrated by Old Navy’s scanty coupon offerings, she didn’t
Rapper testifies in suit over home repairs
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Cowell spokesman: Boyle recovers; career on track
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Letters unite students with hospital workers
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Setting the record straight on Sotomayor
Opinion: Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. This morning I will take your questions regarding Sonia
Former executive at F.N.B. Corp returns as new bank president
HERMITAGE, Pa. — Stephen Gurgovits is returning as president and chief executive of F.N.B. Corp.
Airlines’ revenue from baggage fees soaring
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Indians must start thinking for selves
Opinion: We are only half way through 2009 and yet politicians across America are already gearing up for
Put Sotomayor’s biography in context
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Who’s calling the shots?
Public policy, corporate roles could blur Goals of the Obama administration could be at odds with
U.S. home sales show biggest jump in 7 1/2 years, but danger signs linger
WASHINGTON (AP) — The number of U.S. homebuyers who agreed to buy a previously occupied home took
Agenda Thursday
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Soderling moves into semifinals
PARIS (AP) — The same big forehand that took down Rafael Nadal claimed another victim Tuesday at the
East-West vulnerable. South deals.
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Today in history
Today is Wednesday, June 3, the 154th day of 2009. There are 211 days left in the year. On this date
Senator: Obama open to taxing health benefits
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is leaving the door open to taxing health-care benefits,
Odom: Candy is lucky charm
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Trumbull County | Indictments
A Trumbull County grand jury indicted these people, who will be arraigned at 1:30 p.m. June 11
Sports notices
basketball Boardman High School — will hold a girls camp for third through ninth grade from June
Senate advances tobacco regulation
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate took a step Tuesday toward giving the government some controls over the
class b league
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Bedford Trails Youth Golf tournament
Bedford Trails Youth Golf tournament Boys Grade 9-12 Division 1. Joe Pikunas (Boardman) 77. 2.
What’s in a name? Depends on who’s talking
NEW YORK (AP) — In the week since she was named as President Barack Obama’s nominee to the Supreme
Sotomayor visits senators on the Hill
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The world’s nuclear brat
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Hits to head still not banned by GMs
PITTSBURGH (AP) — NHL general managers still have little interest in outlawing otherwise legal hits
Duke pitches Bucs past Mets, Santana
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Zach Duke said he was looking forward to facing Johan Santana. He really enjoyed
2 men held in robberies on S. Side
A third suspect in the robberies ran away from police. YOUNGSTOWN — Two city men are in
Washington wins NCAA softball title, 3-2
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Kimi Pohlman raced home on a squibber back to the circle that Florida ace
National Hockey League
National Hockey League Playoffs FIRST ROUND (Best-of-7) Tuesday, April 21 Detroit 4,
YSU hopes to continue success in Third Frontier internships
YSU has been able to secure about 160 internships over the last six years. YOUNGSTOWN —
Man pleads guilty to raping child
The man will be sentenced June 12. YOUNGSTOWN — A Cleveland man convicted of raping an underage
Outdoor classroom dedicated
Union is the fourth Mahoning County school to earn the Wild School Site designation. POLAND —
Cole-Canning wedding plans are announced
Mary Beth Cole, of 7851 Gardendale St. SE, Downey Calif., and William Canning, of 2604 Sunset Drive
Sports on TV
TODAY 8:30 a.m. (STO) Baseball: “Indians Minor League Report.” Noon (ESPN2) Tennis: French Open
Two downtown bar buildings will be razed for parking spots
The $400,000 project will convert the buildings to 26 parking spaces. YOUNGSTOWN — Two
GM to sell Hummer to Chinese; thousands of U.S. jobs to be saved
DETROIT (AP) — General Motors Corp. took a key step toward its downsizing on Tuesday, striking a
Tuesday, June 2 (128 stories)
LeBron James has benign growth removed from jaw
CLEVELAND — Cavaliers star LeBron James had a benign growth removed from his right jaw during a
Bill to close loophole for payday lenders
COLUMBUS — Legislation being introduced at the Ohio Statehouse is aimed at stopping former payday
Youngstown pastor to offer opening prayer before U.S. House on Thursday
YOUNGSTOWN — The Rev. Kenneth L. Simon, pastor of New Bethel Baptist Church, describes himself as a
YSU seeks to add 10 students internships for high-tech program
YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown State University was able to get 36 student internships funded through
Gurgovits returns as president, chief executive of F.N.B. Corp.
HERMITAGE, Pa. — Stephen Gurgovits is returning as president and chief executive of F.N.B. Corp.
YSU picks four ‘Centers of Excellence’
YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown State University is proposing that it be allowed to develop four Centers of
Police charge two city men with South Side robberies
YOUNGSTOWN — Two city men are in Mahoning County Jail after police say they robbed two women only
Mahoning County Probate Court judge sues county for more money
YOUNGSTOWN — With the year’s midpoint fast approaching, Judge Mark Belinky of Mahoning County
May not a good month for Chevy Cobalt sales, GM says
It was the worst May ever for sales of the Chevrolet Cobalt. General Motors said today that it
Cleveland man faces prison term for rape of girl
YOUNGSTOWN — A Cleveland man convicted of raping an underage girl will be going to prison. Edson
Warren school kids swap letters with St. Joseph Health Center staff
WARREN — In an age of e-mail and text messaging, who could imagine that an old-fashioned letter
GM UPDATE: Chinese buyer for Hummer; Saturn has 16 suitors
GM UPDATE: Chinese buyer for Hummer; Saturn has 16 suitors
Salem raid nets suspected marijuana
SALEM — Dann Arnold, 46, the manager at the Foxes Denn was charged with possession of marijuana and
Noon meeting Thursday in Youngstown to discuss criminal justice reform campaign
YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning Valley Organizing Cooperative will have a noon meeting Thursday at the
Weather warning siren test set Thursday in Hermitage
HERMITAGE, Pa. — Hermitage Fire Department will conduct its monthly test of the city’s weather
Tire recycling for Hubbard residents is Saturday
HUBBARD — Tire recycling for city and township residents Hubbard is planned from 8 a.m. to noon
Watershed Field School for kids 9 to 12 set for June 23-24 in Trumbull Co.
CORTLAND — The Trumbull Soil & Water Conservation District will have a two-day “Watershed Field
Sad news for the Jolly Bar: Demolition
YOUNGSTOWN —The city’s Design Review Committee approved the demolition of two former downtown bars
Youngstown mails water report to customers
YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown Water Department recently mailed a copy of its consumer confidence
GM UPDATE: Hummer buyer found; 16 interested in Saturn
GM UPDATE: Hummer buyer found; 16 interested in Saturn
Judge Belinky sues Mahoning County for more money to run his court
YOUNGSTOWN — Mahoning County Probate Judge Mark Belinky has filed today a complaint in mandamus with
Dominion gives $1M to free clinics in 14 states, including Ohio
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Free health clinics in 14 states are getting financial help from Dominion
Bird walk scheduled in Howland
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Snapz: Show us your “Saturday Suit”
Show us your “Saturday Suit” At the end of a busy week, when it’s time to relax and have fun, what
Erin Carvell to wed Paul Gerhardstein in mid October
The engagement of Erin Carvell and Paul Gerhardstein, both of 315 E. Main St., Canfield, is being
Date announced for Janus-Oles autumn wedding
WARREN — Dale and Cecilia Janus, 2940 Foster Drive NE, are announcing the engagement of their
Tammy Meade, Danny Crum are planning wedding
NILES — The engagement of Tammy Meade and Danny Crum is announced by her parents, Colleen and Frank
REUNIONS | Former classmates plan to meet
• Chaney High School January and June Classes of 1948 will meet for lunch June 9 at Molly’s
Bake sale benefit
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Men who cook stir up competition and funds for emergency program
GOOD COOKS: Catholic Charities Regional Agency’s 2009 Men Who Cook competition took place recently
Stacie Cepin tapped as next Fitch girls coach
The Campbell Memorial High graduate has been at Shelbyville (Ind.) for two seasons. By BILL
Council to consider elimination of city judge
YOUNGSTOWN — At the request of Mayor Jay Williams, city council will consider a resolution Wednesday
Battling butterflies
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It pays to learn good traits
Dobbins was one of 10 schools across the United States to receive the award. POLAND — Fourth-
Speakers: Prevent another tragedy
Many small children accept violence as a fact of life in the city, the superintendent of schools
Asteroid named in honor of late YSU alumnus, planetarium producer
Asteroids are traditionally named after family members of the astronomers who find them.
Youngstown man who robbed Boardman resident gets plea deal
A sentence will be imposed after a pre-sentencing investigation is conducted. YOUNGSTOWN — A
Ursuline DL Turner still with Ohio St.
But at least one Web site said the All-Ohioan is close to losing his scholarship. Vindicator
Mayor: Waiting isn’t a solution
The patrol union president doubts the two sides will meet again as buyout talks get tangled in
Patrolman receives emotional welcome
Two of the three women hurt in the fire also have been released from the hospital. WARREN —
Guerin thankful for chance to play with Crosby, Penguins
Bill Guerin, who was acquired from the New York Islanders on March 4 , has contributed seven goals
Magic consider return of Nelson
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Jameer Nelson can shoot again. His injured right shoulder can take contact, and
Astro wins big behind hitters, pitcher Dando
STRUTHERS — In the Class B League Monday night, the Astro Falcons defeated Action Physical Therapy
Man behind Cavs deal to promote baseball in China
BEIJING (AP) — A Chinese-born financier at the center of a deal to buy a stake in the NBA’s
Communities, workers ponder life without GM
Pontiac. Mansfield. Spring Hill. Orion Township. All these places once thrived in the shadow of
GM bankruptcy: How will it impact the United States?
With the largest maker of cars in the U.S. filing for bankruptcy protection, the effects will ripple
Federer rallies at French Open for five-set win
Federer rallies at French Open for five-set win One point from letting Germany’s Tommy Haas serve
Yankees set MLB record in 5-2 win over Indians
CLEVELAND (AP) — Joba Chamberlain allowed two runs in a career-high eight innings and the New York
Vast search begins for Air France jet
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — An Air France jet with 228 people on a flight to Paris vanished over the
Core Essentials Program Dobbins Elementary School
Students at Poland’s Dobbins Elementary School learned about a different character trait each month
National Hockey League
National Hockey League Playoffs FIRST ROUND (Best-of-7) Wednesday, April 15 N.Y. Rangers
Multi-Generational Center offers classes
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Ohio politicians disappointed by bankruptcy news
The nation must work to ‘rebuild a thriving domestic manufacturing industry,’ a U.S. senator says.
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama now owns General Motors, even though he insists he’s
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama now owns General Motors, even though he insists he’s taking it
National Basketball Association
National Basketball Association Playoffs FIRST ROUND (Best of 7) Saturday, April 18
Gas prices high enough? Not for Washington
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Today is Tuesday, June 2, the 153rd day of 2009. There are 212 days left in the year. On this date
Today is Tuesday, June 2, the 153rd day of 2009. There are 212 days left in the year. On this date
Thornton’s daughter charged in child’s death
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Stocks rally on Wall Street
NEW YORK (AP) — The stock market began June with a strong rally, thanks to another wave of benign
80-year-old retraces path that slaves took
Restore Cleveland Hope is raising money to preserve the Cozad-Bates House, part of the history of
Man sentenced for stealing dinosaur bones
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — A commercial fossil hunter, whose discovery of the world’s best-preserved
Business news digest
REGION Dominion East Ohio says some prices will change CLEVELAND — Dominion East Ohio said
Burris joins prestigious pantheon of unwanted
WASHINGTON (AP) — Even in a Senate club famous for how it ostracizes the unwanted, the shunning of
Kobe ‘thankful’ to be in finals
NBA FINALS LOS ANGELES (AP) — Kobe Bryant is staring down the prospect of sharing the court with
Jockey Borel predicts victory for Mine That Bird in Belmont Stakes
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Calvin Borel is back on Kentucky Derby winner Mine That Bird and he’s
Trauma of 9/11 is no excuse for Bush-era interrogation program
Opinion: Top officials from the Bush administration have hit upon a revealing new theme as they
Hope lies in new regime in N. Korea
Opinion: The United Nations Security Council is debating a major provocation from North Korea once again. The
abortion violence Recent cases
A look at recent cases of abortion- related violence: May 31, 2009: Prominent late-term abortion
CBS’ Schieffer scores with Cheney, Powell interviews
NEW YORK — While fans of the Sunday morning political shows obsess about which host best represents
“However profound our differences as Americans over difficult issues such as abortion, they
Opinion: “However profound our differences as Americans over difficult issues such as abortion, they cannot
Federer rallies for five-set victory
PARIS (AP) — Roger Federer knows full well, of course, that Rafael Nadal is no longer around this
What is a corporate bankruptcy?
NEW YORK (AP) — General Motors Corp.’s filing for bankruptcy protection on Monday highlights what
Delphi reaches deal to sell assets
NEW YORK — Delphi Corp. said Monday that it reached a deal to sell some of its assets to a private-
Rejection of buyout plan not good for Youngstown
Editorial: Although Mayor Jay Williams tried to put a positive spin recently on the police patrol officers
Agenda Wednesday
Agenda Wednesday Brookfield Township trustees, 6:30 p.m., special meeting with fire chief and
A church scandal ends
Miami Herald: As scandals go, the saga of Alberto Cutie has had it all. Celebrity, religion,
In special sales, Live Nation to scrap lawn-seat fees
The deal includes concerts that will be at Cleveland and Pittsburgh venues. LOS ANGELES (AP) —
Garden Forum show ranks those with flower power
YOUNGSTOWN — Garden Forum of Greater Youngstown had its spring flower show May 16 and 17 at the
Neither vulnerable. West deals.
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“Earth 2100” (9 p.m., ABC): “Earth 2100” is an intriguing news special that
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TODAY
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Radio club honors sub, sacrifice of sailors
CLEVELAND (AP) — Bill Chaikin leaned forward and stretched out his right arm, his shoulders nearly
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Michael L. Sharpe, 42, of 3855 Atlantic Court, Poland, and
How will Obama be received in Egypt?
Opinion: President Obama faces numerous challenges as he heads to Cairo this week for a much-anticipated
Relay to honor committee volunteer
AUSTINTOWN — The late Louise Stovall will be honored at the American Cancer Society 2009 Austintown
Susan Boyle fairy tale takes a turn as singer enters clinic
LONDON (AP) — Now that it’s over, it’s fair to ask: Was “Britain’s Got Talent” worth it? Susan
Sale of most Chrysler assets to Fiat OK’d
NEW YORK (AP) — A federal bankruptcy judge approved the sale of most of Chrysler LLC’s assets to
Free clothing
Free clothing Victory Lutheran Church, 2110 Glenwood Ave., Youngstown. Clothing giveaway from 9
Dow Jones adds Travelers, Cisco, drops Citigroup, GM
NEW YORK (AP) — The Dow Jones industrial average is adding Travelers Cos. and Cisco Systems Inc.,
GM to close or idle 12 more plants
DETROIT (AP) — General Motors Corp. said Monday it will permanently close nine more plants and idle
YOUNGSTOWN Police awards
Several dozen officers in the Youngstown Police Department received awards for acts of heroism and
Restructuring officer is a veteran of the game
He was one of the architects during Kmart’s bankruptcy reorganization of a multiyear business plan
A summary of recent criminal activity in Canfield city and Austintown:
A summary of recent criminal activity in Canfield city and Austintown: CANFIELD CITY May 23
Finally, an easy win for Serena Williams
PARIS (AP) — Serena Williams says women’s tennis is better than men’s tennis, for one simple reason.
Study: Cancer survivors not getting needed tests
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Adult survivors of childhood cancer who most need mammograms and other tests to
Antidepressant has little benefit for autistic kids, research finds
CHICAGO (AP) — An antidepressant that is among the most popular kinds of medicine used for treating
Abortion foes worry killing could silence national debate
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — The slaying of a Kansas abortion doctor put the anti-abortion movement on the
Bombs kill four American troops
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Two roadside bombs that struck back-to-back and only miles apart hit two
Clinton at events in Latin America
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is trying to ease
The poop on how to find penguins: Follow the guano
WASHINGTON (AP) — Scientists looking for lost penguins stumbled upon an effective method: Follow
Cavaliers will look at post, defense
Cleveland was a combined 3-8 against Orlando and the Lakers this season, the NBA finalists. By
Obama: Nationalization to be short-term
WASHINGTON (AP) — In a defining moment for American capitalism, President Barack Obama ushered
Sunday’s Games
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Pirates rally in 8th to upend Mets 8-5
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Andy LaRoche and the Pittsburgh Pirates took advantage of a rare off night for the
Huskies win big in NCAA softball
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Jenn Salling hit a two-run single that turned into a whole lot more as
Man pleads innocent
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U.S. official: North Korea preparing advanced missile
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea appears to be preparing to test an advanced missile designed
Randy Johnson goes for 300th win Wednesday
The 45-year-old left-hander gets his first shot at the milestone for pitchers against the
GM plans second shift at Lordstown; says third shift possible
GM plans to add a second shift to Lordstown and says a third shift is possible. A bankruptcy
Man treated for stabbing linked to assault of girlfriend, police say
No charges have been filed against the stabbing victim. WARREN — A 20-year-old Saratoga Avenue
2 shot at recruiting center
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Ohio wins appeal in death-penalty case
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Immigration is slowing, but more must be done
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Wal-Mart donates $2,500 to fund upgrading of Fitch girls locker room
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Renting a car? Have a smooth ride
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Wife didn’t bargain to be just an overworked farmhand
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Monday, June 1 (106 stories)
Warren man charged with drug trafficking
WARREN — Michael R. Anderson, 32, of Mahoning Avenue pleaded innocent to a charge of aggravated
Ohl Street bridge in Greenville, Pa., closed
GREENVILLE, Pa. — Mark Miller, director of the Mercer County Bridge Department, announced that the
Vigil message in Warren: Be a peacemaker
WARREN — When three young men headed out April 13 in a borrowed car to kill Marvin Chaney on Wick
Youngstown man pleads guilty to aggravated robbery in Boardman
YOUNGSTOWN — A city man convicted of robbing a Boardman Township resident of a debit card will soon
Council plans to ask the state to eliminate a judgeship
YOUNGSTOWN — At the request of Mayor Jay Williams, city council will consider a resolution Wednesday
Agency on aging announces new address, phone numbers
NILES — The Area Agency on Aging’s main office has been moved from downtown Youngstown to Suite 2685
Asteroid named for YSU alum
YOUNGSTOWN — Richard Pirko’s name will live on forever in the skies he loved. An asteroid has been
Police seek public help finding hit-skip driver
YOUNGSTOWN — Police are asking for help from the public in the search for a car that hit two
Canfield baccalaureate service Friday
CANFIELD — Canfield High School’s baccalaureate service will be at 7 p.m. Friday in the high school
State approves funds for Kent Trumbull
CHAMPION — The state Controlling Board released more than $640,000 for improvements at Kent State
Police negotiations lag, layoffs loom
YOUNGSTOWN — The city administration is at a stalemate in negotiating an early-retirement buyout
Louise Stovall to be remembered at Austintown Relay for Life
AUSTINTOWN — The late Louise Stovall will be honored at the American Cancer Society 2009 Austintown
Section of New Road expected to open by July 4
AUSTINTOWN — Part of a main east-west thoroughfare in the township will reopen soon. A section of
Girard center offers computer classes for displaced workers
GIRARD — Girard Multi-Generational Center, 443 Trumbull Ave., is offering computer classes. Sessions
Parnassus Holdings II, an affiliate of Platinum Equity, could be new Delphi parent
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GM CEO says reinvented company will be lean, quick
GM CEO says reinvented company will be lean, quick
GM plans on second shift of workers at Lordstown
General Motors intends to bring back a second shift of workers to its Lordstown
UPDATE: Details emerge on GM's bankruptcy; read filing here
GM's bankruptcy filing is the fourth-largest in U.S. history
Lordstown spared as expected; 14 other GM facilities to close
Lordstown spared as expected; other GM plants to close
UPDATED: General Motors files for bankruptcy protection
General Motors files for bankruptcy protection
Mason on bicycle to boost Special Olympics games
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Pinkard retires as chief of Mill Creek Park police
Park commissioners received about 40 resumes for the chief position. YOUNGSTOWN — Being a
Focus is on students’ messages
Students will receive $1.3 million or more in education grants. BELOIT — At the signal, the
Diversity defines Niles McKinley’s Class of 2009
The city school district saved $4,000 by changing the location of this year’s ceremony.
Part of Lincoln Avenue closing for 2 months
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Springfield hangs on, 3-2, to earn a trip to state
The Tigers’ regional championship victory over Lake Center Christian ended with a dramatic play at
Less work for Less: Trainer retires
After more than 30 years in Warren and Austintown, Loren Less is moving on.
Poor start finishes off Thunder in game against Ky. Horsemen
Mahoning Valley gave up 27 in the first quarter and eventually fell 61-39 for its eight straight
WFMJ-TV news anchor to 75 McDonald grads: We’ve left you a mess
MCDONALD — The McDonald High School Class of 2009 expressed an awareness of the challenges each
No mercy for OSU: Bucks bludgeoned by Florida St., 37-6
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Stephen Cardullo set a tournament record with seven hits, including three of
Speaker: Connect with others
Thirty-one of the graduates have been awarded scholarships worth more than $1 million.
Astros’ Hampton beats the Pirates again, 2-1
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Kasich to run for governor
After two years of laying the groundwork with dozens of speeches at Republican dinners and
Valley leaders on edge, anticipating GM move today
Much of paychecks to Lordstown complex workers and retirees and suppliers' employees is spent at local stores, restaurants and health-care facilities.The loss of that money could be devastating to the area economy, observers say.
Lakers eager to erase bad taste
LOS ANGELES (AP) — It’s going to be Orlando, not Boston, in the NBA finals. Even though the opponent
White House: GM to file today for bankruptcy
The U.S. will pump $30 billion more into GM as it makes its way through bankruptcy court.
Firm rents foreclosures to those who can’t buy
LITHONIA, Ga. (AP) — Tim Cabrera eyes the unwanted artwork gracing the interior walls of the house
‘Twilight’ takes a bite out of MTV Movie Awards
LOS ANGELES — The MTV Movie Awards were a blood bath Sunday night with “Twilight” taking five
Mom of 14 signs TV deal
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Johnson squeaks past Stewart to win at Dover
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In a survey, 68 percent of certified divorce financial analysts said they have seen clients who
In a survey, 68 percent of certified divorce financial analysts said they have seen clients who
Dems on a spending spree with our money
Opinion: WASHINGTON — Epiphanies are a dime a dozen among congressional Democrats as they discover urgent new
Obama’s rhetorical hands tied on first trip to Middle East
Editorial: Obama’s rhetorical hands tied on first trip to Middle East President Barack Obama leaves for the
Wife had unhappy surprise in store
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Down, but not out: Penguins fall again
Detroit beats Pittsburgh to take a 2-0 lead as the series heads east to the Steel City. DETROIT
NOTABLE AND QUOTABLE
Opinion: “It’s unsettling to the faith, that’s why it’s a scandal.” Archbishop John Favalora Of the Roman
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FLEA MARKET • Volunteers of the Belmont VA Clinic will have a flea market and bake sale at the
Majority of bondholders support reorganization
DETROIT (AP) — More than 50 percent of General Motors Corp. bondholders said Sunday they would
Lorenzen in the zone against Thunder’s zone
YOUNGSTOWN — What’s wrong with this picture? After Mahoning Valley Thunder players signed
Peralta has 3 RBIs in Indians’ rally over the Yankees
CLEVELAND (AP) — Jhonny Peralta took an easy approach and lined a hard game-winning hit.
Sports digest
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OTN Performance stops Action Physical Therapy
STRUTHERS — L.J. Schromofsky had a triple and a double, while Even Bollinger and Jay Rowland added
Sacre bleu! Nadal streak ends at French with loss
PARIS (AP) — For 31 matches, Rafael Nadal ruled the red clay of Roland Garros, boasting an unbeaten
Curses! These days, they seem to be everywhere
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Expletive excess in public venues and workplaces is an ever-rising tide. From
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Providers test limits of access to Internet
Your days of all-you-can-eat Internet buffet may be coming to an end. Probably not tomorrow, but
Forum Health Northside Medical Center
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His only crime was his belief in freedom
Opinion: Fathi Eljahmi, the most prominent democratic dissident in Libya, died recently. Eljahmi had endured
Tween stuck at home? Tips to keep boredom away
Looking for ways to keep your tween or young teen busy over the summer? Here are six ideas to pull
NEW ON HOME VIDEO This week’s DVD releases
Available Tuesday: “Defiance” (R, 137 minutes): Edward Zwick’s often-stirring movie dramatizes the
Climate change poses danger to earth
Opinion: What if you needed a heart transplant, but you put off surgery until you became so weak an ambulance
‘Glass ceiling’ could be a math problem
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Guantanamo prison must be closed — and invalidated
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A cemetery wedding? It’s not such a grave idea Milwaukee Journal Sentinel BROOKFIELD, Wis. — At
Parents look for ways to entertain tweens, teens
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Muslims hope for change on Mideast in Obama speech
CAIRO, Egypt (AP) — Respect for Islam, a prescription for Palestinian statehood and assurances of a
Stricker wins Colonial on second playoff hole
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — Steve Stricker has all sorts of top-10 finishes on the PGA Tour this
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“I’m A Celebrity .. Get Me Out of Here!” (8 p.m., NBC): Sanjaya alert! The former “American Idol”
Today is Monday, June 1, the 152nd day of 2009. There are 213 days left in the year. On this date in
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Reigning IRL champ Dixon wins at Milwaukee Mile
WEST ALLIS, Wis. (AP) — Scott Dixon took advantage of the heavy Milwaukee Mile traffic to pass Ryan
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Doctor killing produces outrage
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Official: Cuba agrees to resume talks with U.S.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Cuba has agreed to resume talks with the Obama administration on legal immigration
Uribe’s legacy in jeopardy
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GOP eases up on criticism of Sotomayor
WASHINGTON (AP) — Leading GOP senators on Sunday offered more subtle criticism of the first Hispanic
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Women’s defending champ Ivanovic eliminated from French in 4th round
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U.S. looks to better China relationship
BEIJING (AP) — After years of acrimonious economic relations with China, the U.S. insists it wants
Dem primary doesn’t guarantee a free ride, U.S. Sen. Specter says
WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Arlen Specter said Sunday he did not seek and was not given any assurance
MLB Roundup \ Sunday’s other games
AMERICAN LEAGUE Red Sox 8, Blue Jays 2 TORONTO — Kevin Youkilis homered twice, Dustin Pedroia
Lori Petty arrested on suspicion of DUI
Lori Petty arrested on suspicion of DUI LOS ANGELES — Police in Los Angeles say “Point Break”
Oak Ridge Boys tackle White Stripes on album
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The melody is dark, ominous and unmistakable to any rock fan: “Seven Nation Army”
GM’s troubles put a cloud over car shopping
HAMILTON, Ohio (AP) — In vehicle showrooms across the country, questions about the future of auto
Last survivor of Titanic sinking dies at 97
LONDON (AP) — Millvina Dean, who as a baby was wrapped in a sack and lowered into a lifeboat in the
Police have 2 suspects in slaying
YOUNGSTOWN — Police say they have two suspects in the killing of 17-year-old Asthen Jackson.
Nothing magical about end to Cavs’ run
Despite the loss in the conference finals, LeBron James insisted he likes where the team is headed.
On area diamonds Youth baseball and softball
BASEBALL TRI-T COLT Classic Division Leetonia LABL Outlaws 15, Poland Springfield Grille 10 — Ian
Trial for U.S. journalists to begin in North Korea
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — As global powers debate how to punish North Korea for its nuclear
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HORSE SHOW Winners
Some winners of the novice and open weekend events took home scooters, saddles and cash prizes.
Sacre bleu! Nadal's rule at French Open ends
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