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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
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