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SOCIETY DIGEST
Poland Library Friends will meet, hear speaker POLAND — Friends of the Poland Library will meet at
ALISHA GALLAGHER | BRIAN KOBY
alisha gallagher brian koby LOWELLVILLE — The Rev. David Weikart officiated at 1:30 p.m. Aug. 7 at
KAITLIN KEMPE | STEPHEN KOPLIN
kaitlin kempe stephen koplin ANNAPOLIS, Md. — 1st Lt. Kaitlin Kempe of Carlsbad, Calif., and
KAYLIN SCHLECHT | TIMOTHY WARD
kaylin schlecht timothy ward HILLIARD — Marriage vows were exchanged at 3 p.m. July 11 at St.
Canfield seeing Red after win
The Cardinals clinched a share of the league title and a playoff berth with a 16-0 win over Poland.
Williams to meet in Paris with V&M leaders
YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown Mayor Jay Williams said he’ll meet Monday in Paris with top officials of V&M
Boardman rallies, beats Fitch in OT
BOARDMAN — The outlook was bleak for the Boardman High football team entering the fourth quarter of
Youngstown cops seek man in rape of East teen
The girl, 17, said the suspect threatened to rape her again. YOUNGSTOWN — Police are
Campbell tops Struthers
CAMPBELL — Prior to Friday’s game between Struthers and Campbell Memorial High, Struthers mayor
iNNOVATION: Poland artist draws on his creativity
Poland artist draws on his creativity By RICK ROUAN Seen Bigfoot? How about the Loch Ness
Irish clinch home playoff game
YOUNGSTOWN — Was it the frustration from a heartbreaking loss to Mooney in week 9 or the uncertainty
‘Stay focused,’ Belinky tells park board
The park commissioners said the severance agreement sought to avoid litigation with the former
Hubbard’s defense blanks Niles 36-0 for 9th win in row
NILES — Hubbard High’s defense got a big emotional lift Friday night and the Eagles made the most of
Usher in standard time safely, Valley police and fire officials urge
Change your smoke-detector batteries as you change your clocks, fire officials urge. With the
McDonald finishes 10-0 again, beats Leetonia 47-7
McDONALD — Practice makes perfect. McDonald High completed its second straight undefeated regular
Governor names Elizabeth Bernard newest YSU trustee
Attorney Elizabeth Bernard of Canfield succeeds Dr. H.S. Wang. YOUNGSTOWN — Gov. Ted
Smith Twp. candidate to spend Tuesday behind bars
SEBRING — A Smith Township trustee candidate is to spend Election Day in jail. Jeremiah Curtis,
Street at YSU pays tribute to veterans
Spring Street has been renamed Armed Forces Boulevard. YOUNGSTOWN — James Bobovnyk joined the
Pumpkins on parade
Winners of Lynn Kirk Elementary School's pumpkin pageant are from left, Christian Cosa, 6; Alexis Ellinos, 7; Matthew Smutney, 8; and Alana Bowser, 8. Friday’s student competition at the Austintown school drew about 35 decorated pumpkins.
Series moves to Philly for Game 3
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Derek Jeter almost seems to delight in the way this World Series is playing out.
Higher price of gas to hurt holiday shopping
NEW YORK (AP) — Americans are paying more for gasoline than they did last year as the holidays
Ridge tops E. Palestine 18-15 for sixth victory
MINERAL RIDGE — The Mineral Ridge Rams kept their playoff hopes alive Friday night by defeating East
Fund, benefit set up for cancer patient
Patrick Reagan’s wife, Megan, grew up in McDonald. Family of a Central Ohio man with Mahoning
Cafaro: Finding state funds for Youngstown Early College difficult
There’s no promise of funding even if the state budget shortfall gets resolved. YOUNGSTOWN —
Flu Vaccines
Flu Vaccines Clinic sites Mahoning County Provider: Youngstown City Health District. H1N1
Girard revels in first 10-0 season in history
LIBERTY — “It’s forever ... It’s history,” said an emotional Girard High Coach Bud McSuley following
Mahoning County Court filings
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Christopher P. Kirtos, 44, of 4457 Warwick Drive S., Canfield,
Evangelization and Catechesis Conference sponsored by Diocese
ROOTSTOWN — “Catechesis and the Proclamation of the Word” will be the theme for the Evangelization
Toll of H1N1 on children continues to increase
ATLANTA (AP) — H1N1 flu has caused at least 19 more children’s deaths — the largest one-week
Themelaras to speak at Abundant Life
Themelaras to speak at Abundant Life NEW WATERFORD — Bill Themelaras, associate pastor and a
Survivors sought after Calif. midair collision
SAN DIEGO (AP) — The nighttime collision of a Coast Guard aircraft on a rescue mission and a Marine
Clippers’ second half carries in 20-0 win
COLUMBIANA — In the first half Columbiana lost a fumble, committed four penalties and failed to
She worries in-laws are being used
Dear Annie: My husband’s parents are wonderful people in their late 70s, but I am concerned that
Officials dig in for waterline extension
The $1.8 million project involves stimulus funds. PETERSBURG — Extension of a waterline into
FRIDAY’S SCORES AREA
FRIDAY’S SCORES AREA Beaver Local 35, Brookfield 7 Boardman 24, Fitch 21, OT Campbell Memorial
for more information
for more information Redeemer Fellowship Church in Watertown: www.redeemerfellowshipchurch.org
Reader has good idea for emergency pet care
Dear Heloise: Thank you for your recommendations about arranging for pet care in the event of a
TRICK OR TREAT in Mahoning and Shenango valleys
Listing of area Halloween events and trick-or-treat hours as submitted to The Vindicator. MAHONING
CDC: Swine flu kids’ deaths jump to 114
CDC: Swine flu kids’ deaths jump to 114 Eds: ADDS detail throughout on children’s Tamiflu, deaths
‘MISSION FIELDSSRQ
Evangelists target the spiritually cold Recent surveys indicate New England is now the least
Obama lifts ban on immigrants with HIV
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama said Friday the U.S. will overturn a 22-year-old travel and
Workers’ Comp rules against ex-Dann aide
His four workers did not make themselves available to other contractors. COLUMBUS — Workers at
Grave robberies still plague many US cemeteries
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — It’s that time of year when even cemetery guards are more easily spooked, on
Mooney completes perfect 10-0 season
COLUMBUS — Cardinal Mooney wasted no time in picking up where they last left the Watterson Eagles.
Division I
Division I Region 1 1, Cle. St. Ignatius at St. Edward, today 2, Solon def. Strongsville, 35-
Phantoms snap losing streak at 4
FARGO, N.D. — Brett Gensler broke a third-period tie with his second goal of the game and goaltender
Warren Harding gets win, misses playoffs
WARREN — Mike Dorsey scored two quick TDs and the the Warren Harding High football team rolled past
Cavaliers beat Minnesota, 104-87; LeBron scores 24
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — LeBron James scored 24 points to lead the Cleveland Cavaliers to their first
Crosby lifts Penguins past Blue Jackets 4-3
COLUMBUS (AP) — Pittsburgh scored twice in the final three minutes of regulation to tie it and
Salem earns first playoff berth
EAST LIVERPOOL — Trent Toothman completed 14 of 28 passes for 157 yards and three TDs to lead the
Winning hearts and minds in Pakistan critical, but ...
Editorial: U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton got a first-hand look at how Pakistan is being terrorized by
Ford’s hopes to save labor costs grow dimmer
DETROIT (AP) — Ford Motor Co.’s hopes for a cost-cutting labor agreement grew dimmer, with two more
local topics on tv | Sunday program
“Community Connection” (6:30 a.m., WFMJ-TV 21; and rebroadcast on the Time Warner Cable community
‘Friday Night Lights’ is restructured
HOLLYWOOD — When the third season of “Friday Night Lights” wrapped in late 2008, star Kyle Chandler
John Calvin, we hardly knew you
Opinion: If you think Dick Cheney has suffered from bad PR, man, think about John Calvin’s image. The
Fly me to the moon?
Minot (N.D.) Daily News: An independent panel created by the Obama administration announced recently
Less spending by consumers sends stocks tumbling
NEW YORK (AP) — Grim signals about consumer spending ripped through the markets Friday, sending
Stars share what scares them for this Halloween and the rest of the year
LOS ANGELES — Snakes. Guns. Violence. Some scary stuff is universal, and even celebrities aren’t
Swiss reject Polanski’s offer for higher bail
GENEVA (AP) — Swiss authorities rejected a new higher offer of bail from imprisoned director Roman
World’s largest cruise liner begins maiden trip to Florida
HELSINKI (AP) — The world’s largest cruise liner on Friday began its maiden voyage to Florida,
Ups and downs make life more complete
Opinion: Recently I visited downtown Youngstown, a not too common occurrence for me. I went to the WFMJ-TV
Prosecutor drops case involving 2 police chiefs
Prosecutor drops case involving 2 police chiefs ST. CLAIRSVILLE, Ohio — A prosecutor has dropped a
“Fear Fest ’09” (7:30 a.m., AMC): “Fear Fest ’09” celebrates the
“Fear Fest ’09” (7:30 a.m., AMC): “Fear Fest ’09” celebrates the scariest day of the year with a
Business Digest
NATION Warhol self-portrait will be auctioned NEW YORK — Sotheby’s is auctioning a self-portrait
Weekly quiz
Weekly quiz Q. As South, vulnerable, you hold: xK 7 6 3 uK 9 3 v9 4 wK 10 9 2 Partner opens
Hundreds of extras needed for vampire film
YOUNGSTOWN — Hundreds of extras are needed for the movie “The Last Vampire on Earth.” Interested
City council to vote on tax break for Fallsway Equipment
The company spent about $800,000 to make improvements to its facility in 1998. YOUNGSTOWN — A
Lehman Brothers’ art collection to go on the block
PHILADELPHIA — Even in these trying financial times, you’re not going to see many going-out-of-
sunday news shows | Scheduled guests
Guest lineup for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week” — White House senior adviser Valerie
Support Issue 2
Opinion: Support Issue 2 EDITOR: I would like to thank the Vindicator for its support on Issue 2. I
Buckeyes figure to have it easy today
COLUMBUS — DeWayne Walker may never rival Patrick Henry or John Paul Jones when it comes to stirring
Correction
Opinion: Correction The signer of a Friday letter supporting passage of the Liberty School District levy
Issue 2 was oversold
Opinion: Issue 2 was oversold EDITOR: Even when I disagree with Vindicator editorials, they are at least
Reserve tops Lowellville
BERLIN CENTER — Senior QB Shane Ewing completed 17 of 25 passes for 278 yards and four touchdowns to
Nearly 650K jobs credited to stimulus plan
Educators are the largest group of affected workers. WASHINGTON (AP) — Nearly 650,000 jobs have
Birthday gift: ITCL title for Crestview
COLUMBIANA — All Crestview High football coach Paul Cusick wanted for his 41st birthday was a win
GO & DO || Things to see around the Valley
Today Children Ray Beiersdorfer’s Amazing Side Show of Science, noon and 12:45 p.m., Children’s
Metro Digest
Positive Voices rally WARREN — Positive Voices for America, a citizens group, will have a rally
MAHONING COUNTY Indictments
A Mahoning County grand jury indicted 16 people this week. The following is a list of those indicted
Warren budget woes affecting city safety forces
There could be fewer police officers and firefighters in the city next year. WARREN — Police
ELLEN GOODMAN || Women aren’t nostalgic for old days
Opinion: BOSTON — Not long ago a group of writers decided to publish a book of essays we called: “Feminism
Ohio Benefit Bank opens site on Meridian Road
The local site is on Meridian Road and is open Monday through Friday. YOUNGSTOWN — The Ohio
2 Trumbull County men indicted
WARREN — Richard L. Grossman, 47, of East Kline Street, Girard, has been indicted on a charge of
INDICTMENTS | Columbiana County
A Columbiana County grand jury recently indicted these people: Geraldine Lockett, 59, of East
City police probe robberies
YOUNGSTOWN — Police are investigating several armed robberies that took place in the city Thursday
Health Department seeking levy for cancer detection
LISBON — The Columbiana County Health Department is now in compliance with campaign spending
Newton Falls man jailed in numerous break-ins
All of the break-ins combined netted less than $200 for the thief, the police chief said. NORTH
Agenda Sunday
Agenda Sunday Village of New Middletown, special joint meeting with Springfield Township on fire
Kyle Busch’s crew chief is puzzled by his firing
TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) — Kyle Busch celebrated 12 wins with crew chief Steve Addington, including a
Years Ago
Today is Saturday, Oct. 31, the 304th day of 2009. There are 61 days left in the year. This is
Pakistanis confront Clinton
ISLAMABAD (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton faced sharp rebukes from Pakistani
House leaders seek probe of cybersecurity
WASHINGTON — House leaders on Friday called for an “immediate and comprehensive assessment” of
Storms in the South leave 3 people dead
Snow lets up in West, Plains; South gets drenched LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — While residents in some
YSU faces SDSU today
YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown State and South Dakota State will meet today for the 11th time in a series
Friday, October 30 (116 stories)
YSU Homecoming parade on Fifth Avenue Saturday
YOUNGSTOWN — Motorists should avoid Fifth Avenue between Wood Street and Stambaugh Stadium around 2
MetroParks commissioners summoned to judge’s chambers
YOUNGSTOWN — A judge has told Mill Creek Park commissioners to get it together, or he’ll find
Waterline project benefits people of Petersburg
PETERSBURG — Extension of a waterline into the community means safe drinking water and better fire
Library head speaks to Rotarians about Issue 6
Library head speaks to Rotarians about Issue 6 YOUNGSTOWN — At the Oct. 21 meeting of the
CLUB CALENDAR | Local organizations plan meetings
CLUB CALENDAR ASSOCIATIONS • American Association of University Women, Youngstown Branch, will
Salem avenges loss to Hubbard
BOARDMAN — On the morning of what could have been the last game of his volleyball coaching career,
Foster mom avoids murder charge in toddler's death
The dead girl’s biological family takes exception to the manslaughter charge. WARREN — The
Harding grad leads Gannon
Jon Richardson of Warren has made it into the football record book at Gannon University of Erie, Pa.
Delphi retiree upbeat after D.C. hearing
The Howland resident is optimistic that senators will work to restore pension benefits. A
Round 3 goes to Canfield
Prep tournaments | Soccer, volleyball After two ties, Cardinals win, 3-0 By DOUG CHAPIN
Group hears details on Valley rail service
YOUNGSTOWN — Even though rail service through the Mahoning Valley could be several years away, it’s
Springfield wins second straight Div. III volleyball title
The Tigers defeated East Palestine in three games. By ERIC HAMILTON SALEM — Springfield’s
Valley pastors, political leaders take collective stand against state Issue 3
YOUNGSTOWN — Pastors from the Mahoning Valley and the chairmen of the Mahoning County Democratic and
Producer John Kenley, who brought stars from Hollywood to Packard, dies at 103
CLEVELAND — John Kenley, a theater producer who ran a legendary summer stock circuit in Warren and
Boardman falls again to Stow in final
The Spartans won two of the first three games in the district final but lost in five. By TOM
Lakeview does enough, slips past Champion, 1-0
CHAMPION — There were two crucial plays in the Lakeview-Champion girls high school Division II
Trumbull commissioners endorse Cleveland museum bid for land
The museum also recently acquired a 293-acre property in Bristol Township. WARREN — Trumbull
Lake Milton woman sues caregiver in theft
By PETER H. MILLIKEN YOUNGSTOWN — An elderly Lake Milton woman has filed a civil lawsuit against
Is ODOT ready for winter?
Equipment manager Matt Kotanchek checks over one of the snowplow trucks at the ODOT garage in Canfield.
Paterno wants Clark to get more respect
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — Joe Paterno wants some more love for his top players. Defensive tackle
District 4 ranks second in the state for snowfall.
District 4 ranks second in the state for snowfall. By DENISE DICK and D.A. WILKINSON The
People’s choice, Mark Martin, showing a softer side
MARTINSVILLE, Va. (AP) — Mark Martin senses that this is going to be a good week for him as he
First Place beefs up its mortgage business
The bank continues to have trouble with bad loans as the regional economy struggles. VIENNA —
Another unwarranted delay in the execution of Biros
Editorial: Another unwarranted delay in the execution of Biros Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland has responded
Plurality voting rule spoils elections
Opinion: The latest polls show Chris Daggett securing between 14 percent and 18 percent of the vote in his
Ex-state representative to face federal charges
CINCINNATI (AP) — A federal grand jury in southwest Ohio has indicted a former Republican state
Killer accepts plea deal to avoid death penalty
Authorities said Jackson killed two women. YOUNGSTOWN — A city man will not be put to death
GO & DO || Things to see around the Valley
Friday Comedy Ky Miller with Dan Haueter, 7 and 9:30 p.m., Wildcat’s Comedy Club, inside Papa’s
Coach Q&A: Lakeview's Tom Pavlansky
When the Pavlansky family gets together for the holidays or other special events, there are hundreds
Years Ago
Today is Friday, Oct. 30, the 303rd day of 2009. There are 62 days left in the year. On this date in
Big snowstorm wallops Colorado and Wyoming
DENVER (AP) — A powerful autumn snowstorm slowly worked its way out of Colorado and into Nebraska
Breaking the mold to defeat breast cancer
Frank Czopor, an employee of Extreme Caster Service in Hermitage, Pa., works on a mold that will be
Protect Ohio: Vote no on 3
Opinion: Protect Ohio: Vote no on 3 EDITOR: Ohioans have rightly turned down casino gambling four times
Support for Poland
Opinion: Support for Poland EDITOR: I am asking Poland Village voters to support to our renewal levy on
Best bets on TV tonight
“Ghost Whisperer” (8 p.m., CBS): Oh so creepy: On “Ghost Whisperer,” the Headless Horseman from “The
Will controversy hurt sales tax renewal?
Opinion: Mahoning County commissioners and county Prosecutor Paul J. Gains want answers. Why did the county
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Medical Center Neatrice Lewis and Charles Moore, Youngstown, girl, Oct. 28.
NBA roundup Thursday’s game
Bulls 92, Spurs 85 CHICAGO — Derrick Rose scored 13 points and had seven assists to lead the
Woman to stand trial in police officer’s death
YORK, Pa. (AP) — A judge has ordered a central Pennsylvania woman to stand trial on charges she
Pediatrician guilty of drug trafficking
CINCINNATI (AP) — A southwest Ohio pediatrician convicted of sex crimes involving former patients
House Democrats unveil health-care plan
WASHINGTON — Democratic leaders Thursday invoked the spirit of generations of party heroes to rally
The Insider
In 2000, a recent Ohio State computer programming graduate named Joe Eitel was working as a
NHL roundup \ Thursday’s games
Capitals 4, Thrashers 3 ATLANTA — Alex Ovechkin scored his NHL-leading 12th and 13th goals, Semyon
Gibson is glad he stayed at Ohio St.
COLUMBUS (AP) — Two years ago, Thaddeus Gibson was close to leaving the Ohio State football team
Is Chinese drywall harmful?
BRADENTON, Fla. — Federal officials have not linked Chinese drywall to health problems and metal
UNC upsets No. 14 Virginia Tech
BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) — Casey Barth kicked a 21-yard field goal on the final play and North Carolina
Kerry was deft in his handling of Karzai
Opinion: Whatever Afghanistan strategy President Obama chooses will hinge on whether U.S. officials can work
Chamber members heading for China
One of the companies being visited is looking for a Midwest distribution site. Local
Business Digest
NATION GM plans temporary shutdown of plant NEW YORK — General Motors Co. will temporarily shut
Economy grows, recovery fragile
WASHINGTON (AP) — Fueled by government stimulus, the economy grew last quarter for the first time in
Longball powers Yankees’ 3-1 win
Solo homers by Mark Teixeira and Hideki Matsui helped New York tie the World Series, 1-1. NEW
‘Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time’
‘Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time’ (Sony) for PlayStation 3 Grade: A Ratchet and
Bankruptcy filings don’t mean end of New Castle racino
The filing protects Valley View Down’s credit, a company spokesman said. NEW CASTLE, Pa.
Better wideouts prompt 49ers to change approach
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — Circumstances and personnel are leading the struggling San Francisco
Western Reserve topples Mathews in four
LISBON — Claire Ferrando had seven points, 31 assists and 10 kills and Victoria Brown added eight
Choffin remains closed
Choffin remains closed YOUNGSTOWN — Choffin Career & Technical Center on East Wood Street was
Mahoning County Court filings
MAHONING COUNTY New complaints Wells Fargo v. Michael J. Carbone II et al, foreclosure.
4 arraigned in gang rape of girl at school in Calif.
4 arraigned in gang rape of girl at school in Calif. RICHMOND, Calif. — Wearing bulletproof vests,
‘Slumdog’ kids’ trust fund in jeopardy
MUMBAI, India (AP) — The two child stars of “Slumdog Millionaire” are at risk of losing their
Metro digest
Festival sale CHAMPION — The 2nd annual Ten Thousand Villages festival sale will be from 1 to 6:30
Tennis roundup \ Thursday’s events
WTA Championships DOHA, Qatar — Serena Williams became the first player to clinch a spot in the
HOLIDAY MOVIE PREVIEW Big box-office offerings wrap up the season
Here’s a look at the films headed to a cinema near you in November and December. Nov. 6 ÓÅ®
Newton hints at possible retirement next year
Newton hints at possible retirement next year LAS VEGAS — Wayne Newton is telling fans “Danke
A ‘sobering reminder’ for Obama
“The burden that both our troops and their families bear in any wartime situation is going to bear
Military notified too late to launch fighter jets, official says
WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. military would have launched fighter jets to track down an errant
THURSDAY drawings
THURSDAY drawings OHIO Thursday night: Pick 3, 9-3-7 Pick 4, 4-9-0-4 Rolling Cash 5, 7-9
Kansas is No. 1 in first AP poll
For the second time in its storied basketball history, Kansas is No. 1 in The Associated Press’
Dutch scientists: Skip seasonal flu shot for kids
LONDON (AP) — Dutch scientists made a controversial suggestion Friday that children might be better
Penguins’ Malkin sidelined with injury to right shoulder
PITTSBURGH (AP) — NHL scoring champion Evgeni Malkin will be lost to the Pittsburgh Penguins for two
Texas law on children seeing porn challenged
DALLAS (AP) — A 1970s-era Texas law that allows parents to show “harmful material” to their children
Cholesterol drugs may improve flu survival
A new treatment for H1N1 flu may already be on pharmacy shelves — cholesterol-lowering statin drugs
Penguins look to end losing skid
YSU has lost its last three games on homecoming. YOUNGSTOWN — Saturday is homecoming at Youngstown
Golf roundup \ Thursday’s results
Viking Classic SONOMA, Calif. — Phil Blackmar and Jeff Sluman shot 6-under 66s in breezy
After battling the flu, Browns rookie Alex Mack is sick of losing
BEREA — Alex Mack said he was in a bad mood. That’s probably a good thing for the Cleveland
Are vets being well treated?
Are vets being well treated? Kansas City Star: Many military personnel who acquired post-traumatic
Iran rejects nuclear deal
VIENNA (AP) — Iran’s president pledged Thursday to work with the West to resolve a standoff over its
Libraries: the place to be
Opinion: Libraries: the place to be EDITOR: We need to save our libraries by saying yes to Issue 6 on
Keep the money in Ohio
Opinion: Keep the money in Ohio EDITOR: I am troubled when I see a politician like Sen. Voinovich who
Liberty is challenged now, but there’s a promising future
Opinion: Liberty is challenged now, but there’s a promising future EDITOR: The Ohio Department of
GETTING IT RIGHT
A story on page B1 Thursday said Columbiana City Council candidate Bryan Blakeman told council he
Taliban violence in Afghanistan threatens presidential election
KABUL (AP) — The Taliban’s brazen attack on U.N. election workers undermines the U.N.’s ability to
Owe taxes? Contact treasurer’s office
YOUNGSTOWN — Mahoning County Treasurer Lisa Antonini is making her final appeal to landowners who
A chance to aggregate
Opinion: A chance to aggregate EDITOR: On Tuesday, Nov. 3, residents of the cities of Struthers and
5.7 million infected with H1N1, CDC estimates
ATLANTA (AP) — As many as 5.7 million Americans were infected with H1N1 flu during the first few
2 jailed on charges of armed robbery
YOUNGSTOWN — Two men are in Mahoning County jail accused of having a role in the armed robbery of an
Security officials held in Iraq blasts
BAGHDAD (AP) — Iraq detained dozens of security officials responsible for protecting the Baghdad
2 men face court on charges of operating a ‘chop shop’
NEWTON FALLS — A Newton Falls police investigation had led to a second arrest in what the Newton
Good Shepherd program having Jail and Bail fundraiser today
YOUNGSTOWN — Good Shepherd Community Doctors Office, a nonprofit organization that services the
Youngstown man jailed in armed robbery of store
The man is believed to have been living in an abandoned house. YOUNGSTOWN — A 22-year-old city
Attempts to sell their house are sabotaged
Dear Annie: My husband and I have been happily married for 20 years. After the kids were grown, we
Baking soda makes easiest wall-cleaning solution
Dear Heloise: I’m going to paint my living room, and I want to wash the walls first. What’s the best
Talladega Nightmare
Chase for the championship Jimmie Johnson uneasy heading to unpredictable Ala. Superspeedway
Thursday, October 29 (145 stories)
Salem tops Hubbard in Division II volleyball
Salem has defeated Hubbard 3 games to 1 to win the Division II district volleyball championship. The
Clergy, political leaders oppose Issue 3
YOUNGSTOWN — Pastors from the Mahoning Valley and the chairmen of the Mahoning County Democratic and
ODOT is ready for snow. Are we?
CANFIELD — The weather outside isn’t yet frightful, but Ohio Department of Transportation trucks and
Niles lifts boil-water order for DeForest area
NILES — The boil-water alert has been canceled in the DeForest area of Weathersfield Township that
Chamber to sponsor program on profiling
Chamber to sponsor program on profiling BOARDMAN — A program on DiSC profiling, “Coloring Outside
SARAH DENNEY | COREY DOLAK
Sarah denney corey dolak CANFIELD — St. Michael Church was the setting at 1 p.m. Aug. 1 for the
HOLLY FARRIS | ERIK BUNKER
holly farris erik bunker COHASSET, Mass. — Holly Farris, daughter of Arlene Farris and Gordon
ASHLEY EBERHART | ALAN MUNGER
ASHLEY EBERHART ALAN MUNGER ELLWOOD CITY, Pa. — The exchange of nuptial vows took place at 4 p.m.
JENNIFER SINE | MARK KELLERMAN JR.
jennifer sine mark kellerman jr. YOUNGSTOWN — Married at 5 p.m. July 24 at Kidston Pavilion at
MUST-WIN MODE
YSU needs to play its best, keep mistakes to a minimum starting Saturday for any chance of a playoff
Neighbors of filthy home in Canfield report nothing out of the ordinary
CANFIELD — Neighbors said Betsy and Brian Spin, who are charged with child endangering and animal
Utility turns off mandate on bulbs
The parent of Ohio Edison is now proposing voluntary participation in its plan to deliver CFL bulbs.
Phantoms on road at Fargo for 2 games
The team seems to get better results off its home ice at the Covelli Centre. STAFF REPORT The
Domestic violence victims: Help is available
Counselors, police want victims to know help is available By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. Debra Fears
Browns quarterback calls his statistics ‘garbage’
Derek Anderson is the lowest-rated quarterback in the NFL with a 40.6 mark. BEREA (AP) — Derek
Crosby’s hat trick leads the Penguins
Pittsburgh routed Montreal 6-1 and became the first NHL team with 10 wins this season. PITTSBURGH
Struthers revises pay ordinance for department heads
Most council members agreed the ordinance could keep qualified employees from staying in the city.
Cavs outplayed again in loss to Toronto
TORONTO — Facing a busy schedule with little practice time while struggling to find a rhythm, the
Warren auditor lowers 2010 deficit projection
The city is hoping for no layoffs in 2010. WARREN — If nine retiring firefighters and four
Ex-Valley car dealer placed on probation
Buddy Harvey also must pay restitution for theft and fraud. YOUNGSTOWN — A former area car
OSU basketball team expects more victories
COLUMBUS (AP) — It’s as if Ohio State coach Thad Matta has graduated from teaching kindergarten to
City, county highlight upgrades in Brier Hill
V&M Star officials were instrumental in the neighborhood effort. YOUNGSTOWN — Local officials
Trumbull Co. OKs Howland-Weathersfield sewer project
WARREN — Trumbull County commissioners have given the go-ahead for a sewer project in the Bolindale
Area ghost hunters
Local ghost-hunters measure EVP (electronic voice phenomena) and temperature while trying to communicate with spirits in the abandoned Hill View Manor in New Castle.
Test rocket completes its 6-minute mission
h Test rocket completes its 6-minute mission CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — After a one-day wait for the
Teen gets 18 years in 2008 homicide
YOUNGSTOWN — One of three people accused of gunning down a city man during a botched robbery in 2008
TheSources
TheSources Ticketmaster: Macy’s in Eastwood, Southern Park and Shenango Valley malls; and Giant
Fellini retrospective at Cinematheque
Along with Sweden’s Ingmar Bergman, Federico Fellini (1920-1993) was one of two superstar directors
Gambling isn’t a solution, it’s a growing problem
Opinion: Gambling isn’t a solution, it’s a growing problem EDITOR: The problem: Citizens so addicted to
GMAC seeking 3rd round of US aid
GMAC seeking 3rd round of US aid NEW YORK (AP) — GMAC, the former lending arm of General Motors
Man gets 7 years on sex charges
The victim asked the court not to send the man to prison. YOUNGSTOWN — John Combis appeared
Oakland’s ‘Rocky Horror’ reclaims shock
Are you ready to do the “Time Warp” again? People still talk about The Oakland Center for the
Yanks swept Phillies in 1950
NEW YORK (AP) — The way Bobby Brown tells it, his New York Yankees were stacked with stars going
TRICK OR-TREAT | Schedule of events in Mahoning and Shenango valleys
Listing of area Halloween events and trick-or-treat hours as submitted to The Vindicator. MAHONING
HOT TICKETS
Stephen W. Baldwin, right, stars in the 34west Theater Company mystery-comedy “Clues: The Legend of
2009 TRICK-OR-TREAT
Listing of area Halloween events and trick-or-treat hours as submitted to The Vindicator. MAHONING
The Clarks: Restless days but rock ’n’ roll nights
Youngstown has played a key role in the development of the Clarks, according to Rob James, guitarist
RATES
RATES Certificates of deposit The table shows the annual percentage yield as of Wednesday. All
Big names lend a hand on Daughtry's sophomore project
After spending the last few years hammering away to fans and the press that there’s a full band
Despite many positives, ‘Amelia’ just doesn’t fly
“Amelia” has magnificent period settings and airplanes and majestic aerial photography. It boasts
Suit against city schools
Suit against city schools YOUNGSTOWN — A recently filed lawsuit says a girl experienced pain and
No. 16 Pitt may get big bowl — or big letdown
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pitt’s season will play out with season-ending games against Notre Dame, West
San Francisco’s Alex Smith finally back behind center
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — Mike Singletary can see it in Alex Smith’s eyes, in his body language.
Getting It Right
A box accompanying a story about Campbell mayoral candidates in Saturday's Vindicator indicated
auditions \ Where to try out for roles
ACTORS “Forbidden Broadway.” G.B. Community Theatre, Ashtabula Arts Center, 2928 W. 13th St.,
‘This Is It’: feast that never came
“Michael Jackson’s This Is It” looks beyond the reconstructed face and spindly body of the late King
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
BRYAN BLAKEMAN
BRYAN BLAKEMAN Age: 33 Home: 197 Homestead Drive Education: Graduate of Boardman High School.
Years Ago
Today is Thursday, Oct. 29, the 302nd day of 2009. There are 63 days left in the year. On this date
Aliens attack! ‘War of Worlds’ live on WKBN
Aliens attack! ‘War of Worlds’ live on WKBN By MILAN PAURICH YOUNGSTOWN — Dr. John Cox, one of
CEO: We won’t seek more federal aid
WASHINGTON — General Motors chief executive Fritz Henderson was in Washington on Wednesday visiting
Wal-Mart starts selling coffins, urns online
MILWAUKEE (AP) — The world’s largest retailer wants to keep its customers even after they die.
Septic-system funding to grow
WARREN — The federal- stimulus program that is paying 75 percent of the replacement cost of septic
New-home sales dip unexpectedly
WASHINGTON (AP) — The number of buyers snapping up new homes dipped unexpectedly last month as the
Strickland: Ohio won’t opt out of plan
Strickland: Ohio should not opt out CLEVELAND (AP) — A spokeswoman says Gov. Ted Strickland
Crackdown hurts long-term patients
WASHINGTON — Heightened efforts by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to crack down on
Cinnamon toothpaste irritates mouth
Q. The inside of my mouth became very sensitive to salt, acid and anything spicy. When my wife
New energy-savings law in Ohio sparked utility to try light-bulb plan
COLUMBUS — More than a few customers were left scratching their heads over FirstEnergy’s plan to
Obama hails inclusion of gays, disabled in US hate-crimes law
Wednesday’s action represented the largest expansion of civil rights in decades. The same bill also
GM likely to post sales gain
DETROIT (AP) — General Motors Co. is likely to post its first year-over-year monthly sales gain in
Executed but innocent?
Los Angeles Times: Even in Texas, where the death penalty is embraced with fervor, the revelation
House Democrats agree on health-reform bill
WASHINGTON (AP) — House Democrats reached agreement Wednesday on key elements of a health-care bill
THE LINEUPS YSU vs. South Dakota State
YSU OFFENSE RT — (76) BOBBY COATES (6-4, 300, Jr.); (70) Andrew Radakovich (6-5, 300, RFr.) RG —
Total of 5 arrested in gang rape
RICHMOND, Calif. (AP) — Three additional people have been arrested in the gang rape and beating of a
The QB nobody wanted now running Cincinnati
CINCINNATI (AP) — Zach Collaros was the high school quarterback who wouldn’t lose. With Collaros
H1N1 closes hundreds of schools
About 126,000 US school children were out of school last week alone. CHICAGO (AP) — The number of
‘Sleepy Hollow’ church bans Halloween wedding
SLEEPY HOLLOW, N.Y. (AP) — A church made famous by Washington Irving’s short story, “The Legend of
Drug war gets a dose of realism
Opinion: WASHINGTON — During his immersion in his new job, Gil Kerlikowske attended a focus group of 7-year-
Walmart’s claim of having the lowest prices doesn’t always ring true
Opinion: NEWTONVILLE, Mass. — Last month, a bevy of Richmond, Va., residents joined with preservationists in
“Supernatural” (9 p.m., The CW): The guys on “Supernatural” get involved
“Supernatural” (9 p.m., The CW): The guys on “Supernatural” get involved with a witch who is running
Zombies will be crawling downtown
YOUNGSTOWN — The first Zombie Crawl will be in downtown Youngstown on Friday night. Participants
Free trade hurting U.S.
Opinion: The United States long enjoyed one of the world’s highest standards of living. This has now ended.
US inflates number of jobs created by stimulus
WASHINGTON (AP) — A Colorado company said it created 4,231 jobs with the help of President Barack
100 die in Pakistan bombing
PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP) — Suspected militants exploded a car bomb in a market crowded with women and
GM to buy slice of Delphi, source says
DETROIT (AP) — General Motors Co. will announce later this week that it will draw from its
Taliban attack in Kabul kills 11
The extremists are warning citizens to stay away from polls or risk more attacks. KABUL (AP) —
Karadzic the barbarian is shown to be a coward
Editorial: The long-awaited trial of the mastermind of the siege of Sarajevo during the 1992-1995 war in Bosnia
Boardman police calls
A summary of recent criminal activity in Boardman: Oct. 24 Arrests: A traffic stop near Woodrow
Undefeated Zenyatta likely to run in Breeder’s Classic
ARCADIA, Calif. (AP) — Zenyatta will put her 13-0 record on the line when she runs in the Breeders’
Browns at Bears
GAME TIME SFlb When: Sunday, 1 p.m. TV/radio: CBS Channels 27 and 19; WKBN-AM 570, WNCD-FM
In autobiography, Agassi admits using crystal meth
NEW YORK (AP) — Andre Agassi’s upcoming autobiography contains an admission he used crystal meth in
LPGA hires Whan as chief
NEW YORK (AP) — The LPGA Tour picked Michael Whan as its new commissioner, turning to a former
Cliff Lee outduels Sabathia; Utley homers twice for Phils
NEW YORK (AP) — Look out for Cliff Lee, Chase Utley and this New Red Machine. Lee outdueled CC
Goodell defends NFL’s policies on concussions to Congress
WASHINGTON (AP) — NFL commissioner Roger Goodell would not acknowledge a connection between head
Pedro regrets tossing Zimmer to ground
NEW YORK (AP) — Pedro Martinez walked into a packed interview room in the basement of Yankee Stadium
Oklahoma State’s Bryant undecided on NFL draft
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — All-America receiver Dez Bryant says he hasn’t decided yet whether he’ll enter
Man enters guilty plea in death
WARREN — A Trumbull County prosecutor says Christopher P. Moore, 32, went to David Petrosky’s house
‘Family Feud’ gets a lift from down economy
LOS ANGELES (AP) — “Family Feud” and host John O’Hurley have upped the ante in the game show’s new
Art Outreach Gallery moves to new location
Art Outreach Gallery moves to new location NILES — The Art Outreach Gallery in the Eastwood Mall
Singer aces first-round audition for ‘America’s Got Talent’ show
“I never like that competition thing, but I got a hunch that I should try.” Karla Seldon Singer
Dance troupe from Youngstown to perform on BET competition
A Youngstown dance troupe will appear on a nationally televised dance competition show. Mane
Auction set for portrait of Peter the Great
Auction set for portrait of Peter the Great NEW YORK — A miniature portrait of Russia’s Peter the
Demand fiscal accountability
Opinion: Demand fiscal accountability EDITOR: Regrettably, being a watchdog of taxpayer’s dollars is not
Tightening the belt is fine, but don’t ignore value
Opinion: Tightening the belt is fine, but don’t ignore value EDITOR: I am writing in response to the Oct.
Invest in Austintown
Opinion: Invest in Austintown EDITOR: I am an Austintown parent, an Austintown business owner, and an
Neither vulnerable. East deals.
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Actor is willing to go where role in ‘Stargate’ takes him
“When the actor reads a script, they instantly go to the end: ‘What happens to ME?’... I don’t want
Acquaintances moved in, and it’s time to go
Dear Annie: An acquaintance recently lost his job, and we invited him and his wife to move into our
REGION
REGION Giveaways planned for grand opening CORNERSBURG — A grand-opening event will begin at 8
2 men plead innocent to drug charges
WARREN — Two city men have pleaded innocent to felony charges after the Trumbull Ashtabula Group Law
Warren man charged in theft
NEWTON FALLS — The police department here says it has arrested a Warren man on a felony charge of
Flu Shots
Mahoning County Provider: Youngstown City Health District. H1N1 vaccine for those recommended in
Council hopefuls target Columbiana’s spending
A Republican and an independent are making their first runs for office. COLUMBIANA — Two
Births
St. Elizabeth Health Center Michael and Erin Gentry, Youngstown, girl, Oct. 26. Brian and Tanya
Halloween costumes can be made at home
heloise Dear Readers: Here are some cute ideas for inexpensive Halloween costumes you can make at
Wednesday, October 28 (109 stories)
Trumbull County makes sewer improvements
WARREN — Trumbull County commissioners have given the go-ahead for a sewer project in the Bolindale
Rotary is collecting ‘Pennies for Polio’
Rotary is collecting ‘Pennies for Polio’ WARREN — The Rotary Club of Warren hopes to raise more
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS WEDNESDAY • Boar’s Head Ladies of St. John’s Episcopal Church, 323 Wick
Forum gets green light to hire new CEO
The health-care system’s rising administrative costs concern its unsecured creditors.
HIGH SCHOOL TOURNAMENTS Mooney advances
Cardinals pull away in 2nd half Mooney will play Poland in the Division II district final on
Boardman’s General Extrusions auctions equipment to pay loans
BOARDMAN — General Extrusions auctioned much of its fabricating and finishing equipment Tuesday,
Group to serve students, alumni
The board recognized four people who aided a fourth-grader attacked by a dog. YOUNGSTOWN —
Hot Ohio casino issue sparks surge in early Valley voting
YOUNGSTOWN — Mahoning Valley election officials said they expected an increase in the number of
S. Dakota State has top defense
The Jackrabbits lead the Missouri Valley Conference in rushing defense, total defense and scoring
Storkel’s goal leads Poland over W. Branch in OT
POLAND — Ryan Storkel’s second goal of the game with 6:56 remaining in the second overtime period
Sculptor turn scrap into metal flowers
The crafts were part of an exercise to show the area’s steel culture. YOUNGSTOWN — Though most
YNDC hires former banker as new executive director
The organization ‘could not have selected a more committed, qualified and capable individual,’ the
Severance package OK’d; then chief quit
The former director will also receive full health benefits until October 2010. CANFIELD — A
Canfield’s ‘filthy’ house
Brian and Betsy Spin, above, were arrested on child endangering and animal cruelty charges after Canfield police found two bug-bitten young children and nine dying animals in their home. The rugs were so full of feces and urine, one officer commented: "It was like walking in two inches of maple syrup."
GOP’s campaign against Obama appointee sleazy
Opinion: President Obama and Secretary of Education Arne Duncan have shown leadership by not giving in to
State may raid casino funds, some predict
COLUMBUS (AP) — A ballot proposal to build casinos in four Ohio cities seems to be clear: a ’yes’
Mahoning County Court filings
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Shawn L. Frederick II, 36, of 3615 High Meadow Road, Canfield,
Sondheim remains esteemed
SEATTLE — Stephen Sondheim does not give many interviews. Why should he? Now 79, Sondheim long ago
Town rattled by rape, beating of teen girl on school grounds
RICHMOND, Calif. (AP) — The gang rape and beating of a 15-year-old girl on school grounds after her
OSU gets a break from Big Ten
COLUMBUS (AP) — Jim Tressel doesn’t want to hear how Ohio State is favored by 40 points over New
McDonald schools facing more than $1.3M in bills
McDONALD — The village school district has more than $1.3 million in unpaid bills. The bills will
Freezing yeast is not advised
Dear Heloise: Can you freeze yeast? Thanks so much. Pat K., via e-mail According to a leading
Stupid deed puts educator in bind
Dear Annie: I am a good person. I always try to do the right thing. But I did something stupid, and
‘Paranormal Activity’ yields supernatural profit
He shot it in seven days, on a budget measured not in millions but in thousands, and wound up
Sarah Palin gets $1.2M retainer for her memoir
Sarah Palin gets $1.2M retainer for her memoir memoirmemoirgue’ ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Former
Celtics prevail by 6 in opener
LeBron James had 38 points and eight assists to lead Cleveland. CLEVELAND — The new-look
2009 WORLD SERIES A-Rod, Howard add luster
For the first time in 20 years, former home run champions are in the Fall Classic. NEW YORK (AP) —
QB, RB changes haven’t paid off for the Bears
CLEVELAND — Chicago Bears fans thought all their team needed was a blue-chip quarterback to return
Agenda Thursday
Agenda Thursday Hubbard school board, 7 p.m., board room, 150 Hall Ave. Work session, 4 p.m.
BEST BETS on TV tonight
“America’s Next Top Model” (8 p.m., The CW): On “America’s Next Top Model,” Tyra sends the girls off
Apple cake is easy to make with kids
In honor of fall’s official arrival, it’s time to put together a list of ways to enjoy autumn with
Penn State ready for last month, starting with Northwestern
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — Penn State defensive tackle Ollie Ogbu didn’t know what to do after coach
‘Michael Jackson: This Is It’ opens worldwide
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Michael Jackson fans around the world readied for the singer’s last bow Tuesday
TRICK OR TREAT WITH COOKIES
Give a cookie, get a cookie for a Halloween celebration. Santa has always had a monopoly on
Kitchen fire damages home in Sharon, Pa.
SHARON, PA. — City firefighters said a kitchen fire did extensive damage to a house at 422 Malleable
Troops already outnumber Taliban 12-1 in Afghanistan
BRUSSELS (AP) — There are already more than 100,000 international troops in Afghanistan working with
Auto reliability | Top and bottom
Consumer Reports surveyed subscribers who own or lease 1.4 million vehicles to come up with its
H1N1 flu-vaccine supply improves, CDC officials say
ATLANTA (AP) — More than 22 million doses of swine flu vaccine are available now, and most Americans
Witches’ Knuckles are great finger foods
With the creepiest night of the year just three days away, it’s time to get busy. “Ghoulish
TAKE PUMPKIN BEYOND THE PIE
Pumpkins aren’t just an icon of Halloween. They also are a sign of healthy eats. Like carrots,
NEWSMAKERS || Microsoft pulls out as sponsor for variety special
Microsoft pulls out as sponsor for variety special NEW YORK — Microsoft says it’s pulling out as
COOKIE EXCHANGE Do-it-yourself fun
Plan: Send out invitations that include the theme (Halloween, a college care package cookie
Mill Creek’s $100,000 buyout is an unexplained travesty
Editorial: Mill Creek’s $100,000 buyout is an unexplained travesty What were they thinking? The they in
No, no, no, no, no, no, no
Opinion: No, no, no, no, no, no, no EDITOR: I am urging a no vote on Issue 3. Why? If the issue passes,
Holiday trimmings will include gift lists
CHICAGO (AP) — The housing market and stocks may be looking up, but Americans just can’t shake their
Wannabe terrorists must be targeted
Opinion: Claiming to be a supporter of al-Qaida isn’t a crime in this country. Neither is it a crime for
Getting It Right
The Greenstar North America recycling materials recovery facility will be built along the south side
Girard, Hubbard and Liberty police calls
A summary of recent criminal activity in Girard, Hubbard and Liberty: GIRARD Oct. 23 Burglary:
Years Ago
Today is Wednesday, Oct. 28, the 301st day of 2009. There are 64 days left in the year. On this date
FAA revokes licenses of 2 pilots
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Aviation Administration on Tuesday revoked the licenses of the two
Asian autos still considered the most reliable
DETROIT (AP) — Asian automakers are still building the most reliable cars and trucks, with eight of
The Bloomberg sting
The Bloomberg sting The Columbus Dispatch: An undercover operation launched by New York City Mayor
October deadliest month for US in Afghan war
KABUL (AP) — Roadside bombs — the biggest killer of U.S. soldiers — claimed eight more American
YSU soccer heading in right direction
YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown State soccer team concluded the 2009 season under first-year head coach Will
TUESDAY drawings
TUESDAY drawings multistate Mega Millions, 7-13-37-46-51 Mega Ball, 2 OHIO Tuesday night:
Business Digest
NATION Long-haul truckers’ rule will be reconsidered WASHINGTON — The Obama administration has
Lotze’s goal leads S. Range
GIRARD — Sometimes a player being in the right place at the right time on the soccer field can mean
Chrysler dealers are left wondering
DETROIT (AP) — Chrysler has been sending its dealers back to class, reminding them about the
Volleyball team hosts Green Bay, Milwaukee
The Youngstown State volleyball team returns home for the first time in three weeks to host Green
Energy project still possible
Work is still under way for a plant to turn coal into a liquid fuel. WELLSVILLE — When — or
Local playwright pens allegory about fear
YOUNGSTOWN — “De Temor,” a one-act play written by Brandon Martin of Youngstown, will premiere at
After reporting loss, First Place won’t be paying dividend
WARREN — First Place Financial Corp. is not paying a quarterly dividend after reporting a $5.9
Ex-Indians are X-factor in World Series
CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cleveland Indians didn’t prepare to play in the World Series this week. They
Xavier, Pitt game tickets available
YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown State Athletic Department Ticket office has a limited number of tickets
To vote or not to vote for Issue 3 — it can be confusing
Opinion: To vote or not to vote for Issue 3 — it can be confusing EDITOR: The anti issue three people
Gun-repair shop sparks controversy
CAMPBELL — The city police’s union is objecting to a zone change for a new gun-repair shop.
Mike Ditka calls for more action on head injuries
CHICAGO (AP) — Mike Ditka has a message for the NFL and Congressional leaders: More action, not
8 arrested on arson charges
NEW CASTLE, Pa. — New Castle Police have arrested eight people, including two juveniles, accused of
METRO DIGEST
High-speed rail YOUNGSTOWN — All Aboard Ohio and the Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber will host
FLU VACCINE Clinic sites
The Vindicator will publish a daily listing of flu-vaccine clinic sites in the Mahoning and Shenango
Poland voters to decide on opt-out plans
POLAND — Village officials have placed two similar ballot issues on the November ballot, seeking
Casinos are magnets for crime and misfortune
Opinion: Casinos are magnets for crime and misfortune EDITOR: I am shocked at the fact that so many
Resolution backs pension fight
BOARDMAN — Mahoning County commissioners have passed a resolution seeking to amend a plan to
Boardman man jailed in robbery
Boardman man charged in robbery STAFF REPORT AUSTINTOWN — One man was arrested in the robbery of
Boardman in district title match
STOW — Boardman High’s volleyball team advanced to the Division I district championship game Tuesday
Tuesday, October 27 (130 stories)
Two men rob McQuaid’s in Niles
NILES — Police are investigating an armed robbery that involved two men wearing black Halloween-type
Pa. woman charged with offering sex for WS tickets
BENSALEM, Pa. (AP) — Police in a Philadelphia suburb they’ve arrested a woman who offered sex for
First Place Financial Corp. will pay no dividend
WARREN — First Place Financial Corp. is not paying a quarterly dividend after reporting a $5.9
Former ambulance company owners appear in court
YOUNGSTOWN — A mother and son who once ran an area ambulance company are free on a combined $20,000
Workers picket, General Extrusions struggles
BOARDMAN — General Extrusions auctioned much of its fabricating and finishing equipment Tuesday,
Bridge work over Route 11 will wrap up next week
AUSTINTOWN — Work that caused Mahoning Avenue motorists to shift lanes and wait as construction
Two children, nine animals removed from filthy house; adults charged
CANFIELD — A city couple is charged with child endangering and cruelty to animals after two children
8 arrest warrants issued in western Pa. arson case
NEW CASTLE, Pa. (AP) — Police have issued arrest warrants for six adults and two juveniles for
Uncertainty abounds in prep football computer ratings
There’s still a lot of uncertainty for many Valley football teams with just one week remaining in
General Extrusions auctions some equipment to pay loans, union official says
BOARDMAN — General Extrusions was auctioning about 90 percent of its fabricating and finishing
Appointments for Emergency HEAP help to begin Thursday
YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning Youngstown Community Action Partnership will begin to schedule
Firefighters dousing hot spots at western Pa. fire
BALDWIN, Pa. (AP) — Firefighters have continued to douse hot spots at a home south of Pittsburgh
Pa. woman shot while hunting was witness in case
BELLEFONTE, Pa. (AP) — A central Pennsylvania woman who police said was shot to death while hunting
Ohio could release 208 inmates over parole problem
COLUMBUSv (AP) — The state is reviewing whether dozens of felons sent back to prison for parole
Two found shot dead in daycare center parking lot
FAIRFIELD (AP) — A man and woman were found dead Monday with gunshot wounds to the head in a vehicle
Police find missing Sandusky man’s body
SANDUSKY (AP) — Police say they’ve found the body of a Sandusky man who has been missing for more
Verizon completes integration of Alltel in Mahoning Valley
YOUNGSTOWN — Verizon Wireless today announced it has completed the integration of its network with
Pa. family’s 2 dogs found shot along train tracks
CHADDS FORD, Pa. (AP) — Animal welfare officials in suburban Philadelphia are asking for help in
Biden tells Ohio stimulus program helping economy
CLEVELAND (AP) — Vice President Joe Biden told an Ohio audience that the federal economic stimulus
Police will charge arsonist with firefighter death
WESTOVER, Pa. (AP) — State police in central Pennsylvania say whoever set fire to an abandoned
Where the heck is Canton, Ohio?
CANTON (AP) — Google users looking for directions to the city that’s home to the Pro Football Hall
News conference set in western Pa. arson case
NEW CASTLE, Pa. (AP) — Police in the western Pennsylvania city of New Castle are expected to
Pa. police suspect meth lab, find wine instead
LEBANON, Pa. (AP) — Authorities in central Pennsylvania who were called to investigate a suspicious
Prison for robbers who jumped in Allegheny River
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Two men have been sentenced to prison time for snatching a purse from an elderly
Philly man sentenced for smuggling gun onto plane
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A 29-year-old Philadelphia man who smuggled an unloaded 9mm handgun onto a plane
Landmark Buckeye restaurant to be torn down
COLUMBUS (AP) — A longtime landmark for fans of Ohio State football is destined for the wrecking
Were 911 dispatchers asleep at the console?
LEBANON, Ohio (AP) — Surveillance cameras have been installed in an Ohio 911 call center following
Woman accused in theft of haunted-house tickets
CINCINNATI (AP) — An Ohio woman has been accused of trying to sell nearly $7,500 worth of tickets
Judge halts terror probe of charity
COLUMBUS (AP) — The U.S. government must halt its investigation into whether a Toledo charity should
Estate planners hit with heavy fine ask high court to reconsider
COLUMBUS (AP) — Two estate planning firms slammed with a record $6.4 million fine have asked the
Historical society plans traditional high tea
Special to The Vindicator JUST TEA-SING: Prepared to serve after completing arrangements for a
Wrong date given
Wrong date given YOUNGSTOWN — The Circle of Serbian Sisters will have its annual Night in Belgrade
Penguins express hope for 4-game win streak
Youngstown State needs to win its remaining games to have any chance for a playoff berth. By
MetroParks wetlands project now in final phase
MetroParks wetlands project now in final phase The 48-acre wetlands should be ready for the public
Hubbard safety director uncertain if appropriation will pass council
The money in question is an insurance reimbursement for the police department. HUBBARD — The
DRIVING UP PRICES
Retail gas costs near summer highs STAFF/WIRE REPORT Retail gas prices are spiking to levels
Walker’s overtime goal lifts Champion past JFK
WARREN — Marissa Walker headed home the winning goal halfway through the second overtime period
Slocum: YSU has four starters in place
“Remaining positive while working on the little things that win games will be a key to our success.”
H1N1 making its mark
Most area hospital systems are without the H1N1 vaccine. The H1N1 flu is making its mark in the
Pittsburgh-based Eat’n Park decides to close Park Classic Diner in Boardman
BOARDMAN — The Park Classic Diner at South Avenue and Boardman-Poland Road is closing at noon
Canfield vies for crown
Battaglia’s goal lifts Cardinals to a rematch with Poland By DOUG CHAPIN AUSTINTOWN — In
Forecast paints bleak picture for McDonald schools
The treasurer predicts deficits even if the district passes a levy in November. McDONALD — The
James, O’Neal: Dynamic, dominant
The Cavaliers are hoping to celebrate their biggest season. CLEVELAND (AP) — The training room
REUNIONS | Former classmates plan to meet
REUNIONS • North High School Class of 1959 will meet at 1 p.m. Nov. 3 at the Holiday In in
Metro Digest
Armed Forces Boulevard YOUNGSTOWN — The public is invited to the dedication of Armed Forces
Obama to unveil energy plan
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama and administration officials today will announce $3.4 billion in
GOP must reshape primaries to win in 2012
Opinion: The Republican presidential-primary process begins in 27 months. That sounds far removed, but the
Obama’s opponents should think ahead
Opinion: “Don’t it always seem to go That you don’t know what you’ve got ‘Till it’s gone” Joni
Mahoning County Court filings
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Daryle L. Messina, 39, Phoenix, Ariz., and Pamela S. Zeisler,
Unworthy, rude representative mars impression of worthy charity
Dear Heloise: I received a call from a charitable organization that said it would be in my area on
Why is he desperate to tell ‘terrible secret’?
Dear Annie: I have an elderly father with a bunch of serious medical problems. We’ve never had a
What to watch
“It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” (8 p.m., ABC): Maybe tonight will be the night. Maybe Linus
College football roundup \ Monday’s news and notes
Michigan: The NCAA has joined the University of Michigan in an investigation into practices of
IN THE MOOD TO PARTY
Monica Bonilla of Youngstown gets help from her mother, Minerva Bonilla, as she tries on a costume. They were shopping recently at Halloween Mania in Austintown.
Board suspends director, clerk
Despite the suspensions, a criminal investigation by the sheriff’s office will continue.
Bill will include public option
Individual states would have the choice of opting out of the program. WASHINGTON — The Senate
Years Ago
Today is Tuesday, Oct. 27, the 300th day of 2009. There are 65 days left in the year. On this date
Hopefuls aim to continue Columbiana schools’ success
The district has received praise from the state and a newsmagazine. COLUMBIANA — The
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14 US troops killed in copter crashes
KABUL (AP) — A U.S. military helicopter crashed Monday while returning from the scene of a firefight
Canfield and Austintown police calls
CANFIELD CITY Oct. 14 Drug trafficking: Four dollars in cash were seized from the sale of Valium
Browns sticking with Anderson
BEREA (AP) — One day after another humiliating home loss, a few Cleveland defensive players spent
NFL roundup \ Monday’s news and notes
Rams: St. Louis rookie cornerback Bradley Fletcher, a Liberty High graduate, will miss the rest of
Ex-YSU union chief’s trial reset again — for Jan. 19
YOUNGSTOWN — The trial of a former Youngstown State University union president charged with menacing
More local news in brief
Boil-water order in Niles NILES — A break in a waterline has caused a boil order to be issued for
Inmate gets 13 years added to his sentence for assault on guard
The violent inmate will be locked up until 2029. YOUNGSTOWN — An Ohio State Penitentiary inmate
on the courts \ Monday’s pro tennis events
St. Petersburg Open ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — Karol Beck of Slovakia upset third-seeded Viktor
Clark may not play in Denver
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark isn’t injured, yet he isn’t sure if he can
Wednesday: Philadelphia (Lee 7-4) at New York (Sabathia 19-8), 7:57 p.m.
Wednesday: Philadelphia (Lee 7-4) at New York (Sabathia 19-8), 7:57 p.m. Thursday: Philadelphia at
Indians skipper ready for challenge
CLEVELAND (AP) — Before he was handed a white No. 11 jersey and smiling Chief Wahoo cap, Manny Acta
GAME TIME Browns at Bears
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Star power: Yanks, Phillies loaded, rolling
NEW YORK (AP) — They boast All-Stars all over the diamond, high-priced players decorated with
Children rescued, hundreds of people charged in child-prostitution crackdown
WASHINGTON — Federal officials announced Monday that 52 children had been saved and nearly 700
Let’s not reward stupid, irresponsible behavior
Editorial: Now that the mother of the so-called “balloon boy” has admitted that the whole saga of the runaway
NASA prepares to launch its new Ares I-X rocket
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — For the first time in more than 30 years, Kennedy Space Center is about to
Attorney: Polanski’s victim affected by arrest
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UN expert wants detainees in Guantanamo Bay freed or tried
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NTSB: Pilots were using personal laptops
MINNEAPOLIS — The pilots aboard Northwest Flight 188 were using their personal laptops and were able
Senator calls for freeze on credit card rates
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McGwire back, joins Cards as hitting coach
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Mark McGwire is back in baseball, reunited with Tony La Russa as the St. Louis
Obama says he won’t rush decision on Afghanistan
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) —President Barack Obama pledged Monday not to “rush the solemn decision” to
Appeals court upholds 4,060-year sentence for Texas man
FORT WORTH, Texas — A Texas state appeals court has affirmed the 4,060-year prison sentence given to
Sebelius: Ample flu vaccine will be available
WASHINGTON (AP) — Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said Monday the swine flu
11 Iranians arrested in Pakistan as tensions rise
QUETTA, Pakistan (AP) — Pakistan arrested 11 Iranians on Monday near the countries’ border amid
Iraqis angry at security lapse in deadly bombings
“This explosion made people furious. People will not re-elect this government.” Ahmed Hassan
Statisticians reject global cooling
WASHINGTON (AP) — Have you heard that the world is now cooling instead of warming? You may have seen
MONDAY drawings
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Canfield voters to consider gas, electric opt-out issues
CANFIELD — The township is asking residents to pass two similar ballot issues to pursue opt-out
Jay-Z talks World Series, Broadway and ‘DJ Hero’
NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Yankees have been blasting Jay-Z’s “Empire State of Mind” during their
King of Pop’s personal items go on display
LONDON (AP) — The official exhibition of rare Michael Jackson memorabilia will go on display in
New recycling facility to start taking shape
Mahoning County’s second materials recovery facility is funded in part by the state. POLAND —
Agenda Wednesday
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Community members honored for making an impact on Valley
Special to The Vindicator DESERVING RECOGNITION: Honored with Valley Impact Awards, which
‘This Is It’: Jackson’s 2nd career begins this week
Like Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Bob Marley, Kurt Cobain and Tupac Shakur, Michael Jackson is just
TMHA targets 24-unit complex
Demolition of Colt Court apartments is expected to begin in about a year. WARREN — With a
State mulls loan for McDonald’s warehouse
The state is considering a $1 million loan for a proposed McDonald’s warehouse in Mahoning County as
Case will put U.S. on trial
Opinion: Federal authorities did little to dispel reports that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the al-Qaida leader
Ohio seeks doctors to offer execution advice
COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio was on track this year to execute a record number of inmates. One botched
Mangini sticking with Anderson
Mangini sticking with Anderson Cleveland Browns coach Eric Mangini says Derek Anderson will remain
Maybe a ‘truth squad’ could answer Forum questions
Opinion: Maybe a ‘truth squad’ could answer Forum questions EDITOR: An Oct. 23 Vindicator editorial asks
Madoff associate had heart attack, drowned in pool
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — A man accused of making more than $7 billion off the investment schemes
Eagles bounce Redskins 27-17
LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — DeSean Jackson scored on a 67-yard reverse and a 57-yard catch Monday night to
Players of the Week
Hill, Barth & King Offensive Player: Aaron Pitts (6-3, 195, Sr.) wide receiver from Marion. Hill,
Business Digest
NATION Caterpillar to permanently cut 2,500 laid-off workers PEORIA, Ill. — Caterpillar Inc.
Glitch forces review of cases
Victims are being notified that those who victimized them might be getting out. Thousands of
Stocks slide as rising dollar hits oil prices
NEW YORK (AP) — A strengthening dollar and worries about an overheated market pounded stocks Monday.
Ford workers in Missouri reject contract changes
DETROIT (AP) — Autoworkers in Missouri overwhelmingly rejected a new contract with Ford Motor Co., a
Poland thrives, and then survives
POLAND — The Poland girls soccer team built a 4-0 halftime lead and then held on in the second half
Births
St. Elizabeth Health Center Ashley Yousko, Boardman, girl, Oct. 25. LilRosa Clark, New Castle,
Creditors object to Forum’s plan
A hearing on hiring an interim CEO is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. today. YOUNGSTOWN — Forum
Reason for outrage
Opinion: Reason for outrage EDITOR: I am outraged that Mill Creek Park commissioners would “reward” the
Lakeview, Salem advance in girls soccer
Girls soccer Lakeview 1, Mooney 0 (OT) CORTLAND — Lindsay Clark scored an overtime goal to send
nhl roundup \ Monday’s games
Rangers 5, Coyotes 2 NEW YORK — Marian Gaborik scored two goals and added an assist as the New
FLU VACCINE | Clinic sites
flu vaccine \ Clinic sites The Vindicator will publish a daily listing of flu-vaccine clinic sites
Mooney again on top; Poland falls to No. 4
In 2006 and 2007, the Cardinal Mooney football team finished the regular season undefeated and won
Monday, October 26 (72 stories)
Boil order issued for some Niles water customers
NILES — A break in a water line has caused a boil order to be issued for some city residents.
Austintown displays its new fire truck
AUSTINTOWN — The newest addition to the township fire department’s fleet will be on display tonight.
Mahoning County elections director and clerk suspended
YOUNGSTOWN — Failure to send ballot language to any political entity with an issue on the Nov. 3
MetroParks wetlands project ready to grow
CANFIELD — A project to revert 48 acres of farmland back to its original form as wetlands is nearing
WORTH A LOOK | Events are open to the public
WORTH A LOOK BAZAARS • United Methodist Women of East Fairfield United Methodist Church, 45675
Colorado balloon-boy saga inflates sheriff’s popularity
FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) — The sheriff at the center of the runaway balloon saga says he’s not
Fine wine helps continue tradition of fine song for Stambaugh Chorus
Attendees enjoyed one another’s company, as well as the taste of four wines. YOUNGSTOWN —
Texarkana point person has tip from mom to share
Dear Heloise: I’m the gal who was your point person in Texarkana several years ago when you spoke to
Teen needs to work on social skills
Dear Annie: I am very antisocial. I don’t go to parties as often as most teens, I hardly ever invite
A NEW VIEW
Momentum builds for 3-D at home LOS ANGELES (AP) — Fans scrambled to see 3-D movies such as
Keep our money at home
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Violent clashes erupt at Jerusalem’s holiest site
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Composer Lloyd Webber is diagnosed with cancer
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Bill Gates: education czar?
Microsoft co-founder influences spending, school-reform policy WASHINGTON (AP) — The real
Coates scores 3 TDs in Warren JFK win
LORAIN — Jim Coates rushed for three touchdowns and Mark Ringold scored two others on Saturday as
The squeeze is on, and some taxpayers are squealing
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Mattel introduces black Barbies, to mixed reviews The dolls reflect varying skin tones — light
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Presented a holiday concert in December 2007 under director Don Megahan.
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On climate change, consider the facts
Opinion: WASHINGTON — Some people eagerly respond to impassioned statements about climate change, such as
Law firms pay new hires to work for public good
WASHINGTON (AP) — If things had gone according to plan, Lindsay Murphy would be a big-city tax
Agenda Tuesday
Agenda Tuesday Beaver Township Crime Watch, 7 p.m., Shepherd of the Valley, 9111 Sharrot Road.
Make a wise Social Security choice
MarketWatch BOSTON — Many Americans take Social Security early, at age 62, because they really
Struthers considers amending pay ordinance
Two council members voted against bringing the measure to the floor. STRUTHERS — City council
new on home video This week’s DVD releases
Available Tuesday: “Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs” (PG, 87 minutes): This is the third and
Hudson marks year of tragedy, triumph
CHICAGO — In the year since three members of her family were brutally killed in Chicago, Grammy and
BOARDMAN \ School board candidates Four candidates are running for three board of education seats. An (*) denotes incumbent.
Mark fulks* Age: 53 Home: 658 Saddlebrook Drive Education: Bachelor of Science in
Roth rules will ease in 2010
Since its creation more than a decade ago, the Roth IRA has been one of the best tax breaks around,
Answers to weekly quiz
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Vertical Horizon reforms after 5 years
LOS ANGELES — Vertical Horizon found platinum success in 1999 with the hit single “Everything You
Business Digest
NATION Census data compare stay-at-home moms, others NEW YORK — Move over, June Cleaver. Stay-
Associate of Madoff found dead in his pool
PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Jeffrey Picower, a philanthropist accused of profiting more than $7 billion
Years Ago
Today is Monday, Oct. 26, the 299th day of 2009. There are 66 days left in the year. On this date in
BRITAIN
BRITAIN The Observer, London, Oct. 18: The exact number of protesters shot dead at a demonstration
Key to runoff election in Afghanistan is safety
Editorial: Key to runoff election in Afghanistan is safety Now that Afghanistan’s president, Hamid Karzai,
GOP has a new lightning rod
Opinion: WASHINGTON — When Marcus Bachmann came home that Saturday evening in 2000 he checked the telephone
Gators, Tide on top
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF YOUNGSTOWN AND MAHONING COUNTY
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Medicare trickery
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FirstEnergy bulb backers pulled plug on support
The PUCO will meet with the utility this week on the plan. AKRON (AP) — Groups that originally
Racism not to blame for black parents’ failure
Opinion: LOS ANGELES — Growing youth violence in the United States will not be resolved until we find the
Fact check: Health insurers’ profits aren’t as fat as others
WASHINGTON (AP) — Quick quiz: What do these enterprises have in common? Farm and construction
‘Resolve to just give’
Ed Port benefit shows Valley’s charitable spirit By JON MOFFETT Mahoning Valley residents
Despite controversy, name sticks in Connecticut
This isn’t the first time that former President Woodrow Wilson’s race record has been raised as a
Warren police OT grant
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Hopeful: A new voice is needed
A 27-year-old project analyst and three incumbents offer their vision for the future. BOARDMAN
Flooding projects dry up
Speedy time requirements for stimulus funds washed out plans for the improvements. BOARDMAN —
Police: Cleveland boy, 5, dies after mother beat him
CLEVELAND (AP) — Police in Cleveland say a 5-year-old boy has died after his mother beat him after
Trumbull County Court filings
COURTS TRUMBULL COUNTY New complaints Countrywide Home Loans Servicing v. Thomas J. Freisen et
WEEKEND RESULTS
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Wilson — or not?
The Vindicator/Robert K. Yosay CHANGING NAMES? Construction continues on Wilson Middle School on
Pittsburgh mayor faces 2 opponents
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The son of an ex-convict and the son of a Super Bowl Hall of Famer are challenging
County ‘wipes out’ Poland tax revenue
The township is the only community where loss of a substantial lien was brought to the treasurer’s
Obama calls attacks 'outrageous'
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama said Sunday’s “outrageous attacks” outside government
Scientists tackle many H1N1 questions
DALLAS — Top headlines about the H1N1 flu virus continue to be about the lack of vaccine. But behind
PROJECTS IN WORKS
PROJECTS IN WORKS Township stormwater projects still planned, using federal stimulus dollars (half
St. Elizabeth Health Center
St. Elizabeth Health Center Brian and Nicole Partain, Youngstown, girl, Oct. 23. Jeffrey and
Two deadly attacks seek to destroy faith in Iraq leader
Sunday’s suicide bombings in Baghdad claimed at least 147 lives. BAGHDAD, Iraq — Twin car bombs
Senate likely to scuttle mandate on employers
WASHINGTON (AP) — Businesses would not be required to provide health insurance under legislation
Spaghetti served for a good cause
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LIGHT FIGHT | What angered consumers
Issues that led to a customer backlash over FirstEnergy’s plan to provide energy-efficient light
Metro Digest
Naturalization ceremony YOUNGSTOWN — The naturalization of 10 new citizens was celebrated before
McDonald Midgets turn 50
In 1959, John Batcho organized Trumbull’s first youth football squad. McDONALD — John Batcho
2009 TRICK-OR-TREAT | Community events in Mahoning, Shenango valleys
TRICK-OR-TREAT \ Community events in Mahoning, Shenango valleys Here are the hours for trick-or-
Sunday, October 25 (127 stories)
Downtown duet: Fine wine complements fine music of Stambaugh Chorus
YOUNGSTOWN — Like a fine wine, a finely tuned choral group truly can get better with age. To help
500 dine on spaghetti to benefit Austintown man’s surgery
YOUNGSTOWN — Mahoning Valley residents proved that not even a stagnant economy and national
Cleveland Indians name Manny Acta from Nationals as new manager
CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cleveland Indians hired Manny Acta to be their manager, giving him the job
Celebrate Halloween and beautify Youngstown, group urges
YOUNGSTOWN — Treez Please, a community reforestation project, is having a tree-planting Halloween
Three incumbents face one challenger for seats on Boardman school board
BOARDMAN— With three incumbents seeking re-election to the Boardman school board, the lone
Struthers to vote on measure to give city leaders full pay in first year
STRUTHERS — City council is expected to vote to amend a pay ordinance so new department heads can
Stimulus time requirements wash away 6 Boardman flood-control projects
BOARDMAN — Six stormwater projects the township hoped to complete with federal stimulus money will
Change name of new middle school because President Wilson was racist, some argue
YOUNGSTOWN — City school leaders gave no thought to changing the school name as they razed Woodrow
Mahoning County ‘wipes out’ tax revenue for Poland Township
POLAND — Nine years after the township paid about $17,000 to clean up a Struthers Road property,
Miriam Chapter conducts 102nd installation
YOUNGSTOWN — Miriam Chapter 278, Order of Eastern Star, inducted a slate of officers on Oct. 12
GARDEN CLUBS | This week's meetings announced
GARDEN CLUBS WEDNESDAY • Ivy League will have an open program meeting with Jean Varner and
SENIOR CITIZENS | Meetings, activities announced
SENIOR CITIZENS COMMERCIAL INTERTECH • Commercial Intertech Retirees will meet at noon Tuesday
MASONIC GROUPS | Members will meet
MASONIC GROUPS TUESDAY • Miriam Chapter 278, OES, will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Youngstown
Mr., Mrs. Hritzo mark anniversary at Mass, dinner
YOUNGSTOWN — The 50th anniversary of their wedding was observed on Oct. 17 by Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Anniversary is observed by the Bankses
YOUNGSTOWN — Mr. and Mrs. Robert Banks of Youngstown observed their 65th wedding anniversary on Oct.
Wedding, anniversary celebration combined in ceremony
OCEAN ISLE BEACH, N.C. — On Aug. 12 Sara Sculli and Christopher Yorty, both of 118 Cedar Mountain
SENIOR MENUS
MAHONING COUNTY Celtic Healthcare offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at seven locations in
Hope Gala to be a formal fundraiser
Special to The Vindicator AWESOME AUCTION: Bids on the treasure trove of donated items, pictured
SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• Howland SCOPE Center, 8273 High St. SE, Warren, has scheduled the following: Monday, pinochle at 9
Casino support softens, poll finds
The statewide poll also shows a dead heat in the 2010 governor’s race. YOUNGSTOWN — Support
YSU playoff hopes blocked
COLLEGE FOOTBALL Special teams miscues costly By PETE MOLLICA CARBONDALE, Ill. —
USHL Phantoms are still searching for win at Covelli; Storm on top, 3-1
Youngstown coach Bob Mainhardt said his squad showed a better effort than in Friday’s defeat. By
‘I didn’t think; I just did it,’ says man who rescued kids in fire
Joel Imler, 22, was released Thursday from a burn center after his daring Oct. 16 heroics.
Urban youths seek positive changes
YOUNGSTOWN — Doniece Fletcher is proud that she successfully used mediation skills recently to avert
Mooney boys wins sectional by shutting out scrappy Hubbard
STRUTHERS — Ryan Yavorsky scored a hat trick to key the Cardinal Mooney High boys soccer team to a
Canfield’s Timko shoots 75 as state golf runner-up
COLUMBUS — Bruce “Boo” Timko would have preferred a 36-hole tournament, but only got 18. But he’s
‘Diary’ proves to be popular
YOUNGSTOWN — Atty. Daniel B. Roth’s first assignment when he joined his father’s Youngstown law firm
Rockets reign at muddy district
Maplewood’s boys and girls captured district cross country titles in Division III. By JOE SCALZO
Special Olympics swim meet honors longtime volunteer
More than 100 swimmers from six teams in six counties participated. WARREN — The Area 11
Pryor answers his critics, leads OSU past Minnesota
The embattled quarterback threw two touchdown passes and ran for another as the Buckeyes rolled,
Cascade Park cleanup to be filmed, studied
NEW CASTLE, Pa. — A cleanup of a historical Cascade Park here will be filmed in an effort to educate
7 Boardman trustee hopefuls focus on finances and unity
Incumbents Gallitto and Miller seek re-election. BOARDMAN — The two incumbents in the seven-
Children’s Center offers flu exhibit, varied programs
YOUNGSTOWN— October begins a new monthly program at the Children’s Center for Science & Technology,
Opinions vary on cell-phone use in the car
According to one survey, 18 percent of the respondents who said they use a cell phone while driving would not change their behavior if a ban passed.
Best and worst \ Comparing shows
Here are my subjective evaluations of the shows that make up my favorite time of the TV schedule:
Overseas Highway named All-American Road
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Devine rallies WVU past UConn, 28-24
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — Connecticut nearly pulled out a win for Jasper Howard. Noel Devine’s 56-
‘Embryonic’
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2009 TRICK-OR-TREAT | Community events in Mahoning, Shenango valleys
Here are the hours for trick-or-treating and other Halloween events as submitted to The Vindicator.
Years Ago
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Cleveland Browns battling bad case of the dropsies
Cleveland Browns battling bad case of the dropsies CLEVELAND (AP) — The only thing the Cleveland
An apology to YPD
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Obama declares H1N1 a national emergency
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama declared the H1N1 flu outbreak a national emergency, giving
ALCS resumes tonight
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Turnout, late ads will play role in Issue 3 fate, poll director says
Amid an increasingly contentious campaign in the past month, the lead for the casino issue on next
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IN THE CUP! Area Holes in One
IN THE CUP! Area Holes in One Bill Metz of Boardman aced the No. 17 hole at Deer Creek Golf Course
Mother of slain Florida girl praises detectives’ hard work
ORANGE PARK, Fla. (AP) — The mother of a 7-year-old Florida girl found slain in a landfill praised
Game 6 of ALCS rained out
NEW YORK (AP) — Game 6 of the AL championship series between the Los Angeles Angels and New York
BIG EAST \ Saturday’s games
No. 5 Cincinnati 41, Louisville 10 CINCINNATI — Standing on the sideline in a sweat suit and
Books digest
LOCAL Warren native tries hand at historical novel A native of Warren, Kreig W. Vens, has a
IF YOU GO to Dracula
IF YOU GO What: “Dracula” Where: The Youngstown Playhouse When: Friday, Saturday, Nov. 1, 6,
area college roundup \ Saturday’s games
Mount Union 56, Wilmington 0 ALLIANCE — Senior quarterback Kurt Rocco tossed a career-high five
BIG TEN ROUNDUP Saturday’s other games
No. 7 Iowa 15, Michigan State 13 EAST LANSING, Mich. — Ricky Stanzi connected with Marvin McNutt
Taliban warns Afghans not to vote in runoff
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HOW IT STACKS UP ‘Unhallowed Ground’
Overall rating: 4 of 5: It gets a little nudge because of the season. After all, who doesn’t like a
Toaster has message
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Auto recyclers asking for more time to dispose of clunkers from program
WASHINGTON (AP) — Trade-ins from the Cash for Clunkers program are piling up, and auto recyclers are
Youngstown schools have troubles that few have seen
Editorial: Youngstown schools have troubles that few have seen It is difficult to believe that as bad as
Tinkering helps West Branch advance
NILES — West Branch High boys soccer coach Matt Thomas apparently isn’t afraid of change. Thomas
KIDS’ ARTWORK
Frame it? Box it? Toss it? Parents struggle with how, what and where to store the tons of
Heads must roll at board of elections
Opinion: Having a clerk take the fall for what is by any measure a major foul-up at the Mahoning County Board
High School volleyball Saturday’s games
Division I Boardman 25-14-25-25, Canfield 17-25-16-10 STOW — Junior outside hitter Stephanie
BLOOD DRAWINGS
today St. Elizabeth Health Center Donor Room, 1044 Belmont Ave., Youngstown, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call
Armed forces digest
VETERANS Marine chapel dedicated TRIANGLE, Va. — The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation dedicated
TSO starts the holiday season with a bang and new material
TSO starts the holiday season with a bang and new material By JOHN BENSON The original
Agenda Monday
Agenda Monday Mahoning Valley Opportunity Center, 4:30 p.m., Millcreek Community Center Room, 496
Buzz: One man’s refusal to go the easy route
Opinion: One year later, Buzz Pishkur still has his hands on the ball that is Forum Health. A resignation
Treasure Hunters seek antiques, collectibles
Treasure Hunters seek antiques, collectibles LIBERTY — The Treasure Hunters Roadshow will stop at
Clark leads Penn State to romp
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Penn State snapped its skid at the Big House. Easily. Daryll Clark
Pilot who overshot airport denies crew was napping
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The first officer of the Northwest Airlines jet that missed its destination by
Dog-gone story has a happy ending
‘IT’S JUST A MIRACLESSRQ An area couple’s lost dog shows up in Pennsylvania, minus his tags but
Oregon candidate with MS makes electrifying entrance
SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Bill Bradbury isn’t just running for Oregon governor. He’s zipping — on a Segway.
Erectile dysfunction can be side effect of statin drugs
Q. My husband has high cholesterol, despite a very healthy lifestyle and weight. His doctor put him
Funeral home offers electronic-billboard death notices
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A funeral home is giving people one last chance to have their name in
Marriage to ‘Dean’ is a lopsided arrangement
Dear Annie: I married “Dean” nine years ago. It was a second marriage for both of us. Soon after we
NHl roundup Saturday’s other games
Flyers 5, Panthers 1 PHILADELPHIA — Danny Briere had two goals for Philadelphia, Arron Asham
Collectors seek skeleton chairs
Skeletons are invited guests at our celebration of Halloween, the Mexican holiday called “Day of the
High school football \ Saturday’s games
Chaney 30, Slippery Rock 10 YOUNGSTOWN — At Stambaugh Stadium, Bobby Hayes scored two touchdowns
Police arrest teen in death of girl, 9
ST. MARTINS, Mo. (AP) — Juvenile authorities said Saturday that a 15-year-old has been charged with
Key to run-off election in Afghanistan is safety
Editorial: Now that Afghanistan’s president, Hamid Karzai, and his chief political rival, Abdullah Abdullah,
TOP 25 roundup \ Saturday’s games
No. 1 Alabama 12, Tennessee 10 TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Alabama’s Mount Cody proved too big for
‘Endgame’ to go from PBS to a run in U.S. theaters
‘Endgame’ to go from PBS to a run in U.S. theaters PASADENA — The traditional feature-film release
Heart-pounding thrills fill this werewolf tale
“Frostbite” by David Wellington (Three Rivers Press, 277 pages, $14) In David Wellington’s
Iowa State stuns turnover-plagued Nebraska, 9-7
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Nebraska all but gift-wrapped this upset for Iowa State. And first-year coach
YSU NOTEBOOK \ Penguins vs. Salukis
New stadium: Southern Illinois is building a new football stadium, just over a football field away
‘SACRED GROUNDSSRQ
Park service to take on Clinton’s first home The site will formally become part of the National
In their blood: Stoker’s kin resurrects legend
BEWARE: DRAC’S BACK Associated Press “Dracula: The Un-Dead” by Dacre Stoker and Ian Holt
Home playgrounds
Home playgrounds Staying safe Every year, more than 200,000 children younger than 14 are treated
Johnson set to make move at Martinsville
MARTINSVILLE, Va. (AP) — Jimmie Johnson hears the chatter in the garage and knows that some of his
With Leno out of the picture, who is king of late-night TV?
When Americans are looking to soothe their frazzled nerves after a long day, late-night TV shows
‘Ground’ mixes love, paranormal
“Unhallowed Ground” by Heather Graham (MIRA Books, 362 pages, $7.99, paperback) If you like mixing
Publishers Weekly Best-Sellers For the week ending Oct. 17
HARDCOVER FICTION 1. “The Lost Symbol” by Dan Brown (Doubleday) 2. “Pursuit of Honor: A Novel”
TRUMBULL, COLUMBIANA COUNTY COURT FILINGS
courts columbiana COUNTY Divorces asked Chad White, 826 Fifth Ave., East Liverpool, v.
Bill Cosby keeps it clean for Twain prize
WASHINGTON (AP) — Bill Cosby still thinks America is funny — such as the name-calling over health
Mid-American conference Saturday’s games
Kent State 20, Ohio 11 ATHENS — Spencer Keith threw for 283 yards and two touchdowns to lead Kent
Fight over gay unions in Maine
WASHINGTON — A year ago, Robin and Robb Wirthlin went to Riverside Wesleyan Church in Sacramento,
GO&DO || Things to see around the Valley
Today Music MCHS Chamber Players Fall Concert, 4 p.m., Helen Black Miller Memorial Chapel, 119
Playhouse will host blood thirsty ‘Dracula’
Count Dracula is back, and the Youngstown Playhouse has got him — at least for two spooky weekends.
Say yes to Ohio veterans
Opinion: Say yes to Ohio veterans EDITOR: A proposed Ohio constitutional amendment from Ohio Attorney
Billions spent to influence overhaul
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Americans may be growing sick of the debate over health-care reform. Lobbyists,
Saturday’s Scores
Saturday’s Scores EAST Albany, N.Y. 35, Monmouth, N.J. 10 Albright 31, Widener 17 Alfred 31,
Best bets on TV
“Desperate Housewives” (9 p.m., ABC): Why can’t we all just get along? On “Desperate Housewives,”
nfl preview \ Today’s games
GREEN BAY (3-2) at CLEVELAND (1-5) Game time: 1 p.m. TV/radio: (8); (WKBN-AM 570) (WNCD-FM 93.3)
Big Ben vs. Brett
Steelers vs. Vikings Young quarterback with 2 Super Bowls wins to try to keep veteran QB from his
CURRENT PRICES for antiques & collectibles
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets,
That’s some business model
Opinion: That’s some business model EDITOR, I have read Issue 3 and I am at a loss to explain who
It’s time for serious change in Youngstown schools
Opinion: It’s time for serious change in Youngstown schools EDITOR: I agree wholeheartedly with the
No. 24 Sooners roll past Jayhawks
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — To Landry Jones, the Oklahoma defense is similar to a cool breeze on a hot
Constitution shouldn’t give a gambling monopoly to a select few
Opinion: Constitution shouldn’t give a gambling monopoly to a select few EDITOR: The Columbus-based
Try putting a face on those losing jobs at Forum Health
Opinion: Try putting a face on those losing jobs at Forum Health EDITOR: I would like take the time to
Austintown isn’t getting its fair share of road work
Opinion: Austintown isn’t getting its fair share of road work EDITOR: Wake up, Austintown. It is time
Valley would get a piece of the pie under Issue 3
Opinion: Valley would get a piece of the pie under Issue 3 EDITOR: As the debate over Issue 3 continues
AREA BOWLING SCORES
AREA BOWLING SCORES HIGHLIGHTS John Doughton III’s 290-826 in Spiech Classic at Bell-Wick on
METRO DIGEST
H1N1 meeting NORTH LIMA — An informal meeting regarding the H1N1 virus and vaccine will be at 7
Tate’s 2 TD receptions lead Notre Dame to win
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Notre Dame didn’t wait until the last-minute to snap its six-game losing
Missouri valley football conference \ Saturday’s other games
South Dakota State 24, Northern Iowa 14 BROOKINGS, S.D. — Thomas O’Brien threw two touchdown
Issue 2 protects Ohio farmers from outside activists
Opinion: Issue 2 protects Ohio farmers from outside activists EDITOR: Like thousands of other American
Devils end Pens’ 7-game win streak
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Nicklas Bergfors, Travis Zajac and Zach Parise each had a goal and an assist and
Salem girls win meet at Malone
CANTON — Salem junior Betsy Yuhaniak placed second overall to lead the Quakers to the girls team
High School soccer \ Saturday’s games
Division I Green 2, Howland 1 GREEN — Green advances to a district semifinal game against the
Saturday, October 24 (84 stories)
Marstellar-Morgan wedding date set at Canfield church
The parents of Jennifer Marstellar of Boardman and Matthew Morgan of Youngstown are announcing their
ALYCIA VARGA | RUSSELL SUTHERIN
ALYCIA VARGA RUSSELL SUTHERIN YOUNGSTOWN — The Rev. James Sullivan officiated at the 1:30 p.m.
AMY VON SCHWARZ | MIKE NOWAKOWSKI
AMY VON SCHWARZ MIKE NOWAKOWSKI AUSTINTOWN — The exchange of nuptial vows took place at 3:30 p.m.
SARAH HALKO | JOHN KAMINSKI
SARAH HALKO JOHN KAMINSKI AUSTINTOWN — Riviera Maya, Mexico, was the honeymoon destination of John
ABBY PRITCHARD | NICHOLAS FRANKLE
ABBY PRITCHARD NICHOLAS FRANKLE CANFIELD — The Greek island of Santorini was the honeymoon
Northwest pilot says cockpit lapse not a safety issue
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - The first officer of the Northwest Airlines jet
Cards get wet and wild win
A late stop gave Cardinal Mooney a 27-22 victory over its rival. By JOE SCALZO YOUNGSTOWN —
Forum prefers to keep Northside in system
Buyers are showing interest in the Valley health-care network, a creditors’ spokesman said.
Toothman’s late completion to Pennick rescues Salem
Key passes rallied the Quakers to a 24-20 win at Lakeview. CORTLAND — Friday night’s high
Ex-chief awarded $111K as courtesy
Contract called for no severance pay upon resignation By JON MOFFETT CANFIELD — A Mill Creek
Armstrong, NFL Network in talks to bring exclusive games to Valley
An Armstrong Cable executive said this week that “almost daily discussions are happening” to bring
Campbell rebounds to drop Newton Falls
CAMPBELL — After being clobbered by Girard last week, 40-7, the Campbell Memorial High football team
City school board OKs $1M in spending on programs
The district has a two-year spending window in which to use the money. YOUNGSTOWN — The city
Defeat costly for Boardman
Canton McKinley’s 28-10 win endangered the Spartans’ playoff hopes. CANTON — For the Boardman
Mahoning library officials worry ballot text may hurt levy’s chances
YOUNGSTOWN — Officials with the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County are concerned that
Storm rally for two-goal victory
YOUNGSTOWN — With the Tri-City Storm looking for their first road win and the Youngstown Phantoms
Southern Ill. has share of conference lead
CARBONDALE, Ill. — Youngstown State will try to snap a two-game losing streak against Southern
Illustrator shows kids how to draw on a vision
Illustrator shows kids how to draw on a vision By RICK ROUAN POLAND — Slowly but surely, the
Mathews nonteaching employees get wage freeze in pact’s 1st year
VIENNA — Nonteaching employees of the Mathews schools and the board of education have ratified a
Debate set on Ohio’s casino issue Monday
KENT — Cleveland Cavaliers majority owner Dan Gilbert and Ohio Roundtable Vice President Rob Walgate
The house being built by love
Some of the 400 volunteers who have helped with Joe Kaluza’s new house work to hang drywall inside. Kaluza was left paralyzed after being shot as he took a night deposit to a bank after his shift at KFC on South Avenue.
Mayoral hopefuls focus on finances
The mayor says he’s been working to bring in a new tax base; the challenger wants to get more
Poland, Canfield earn AAC wins
POLAND — With starting running back Luke Wollet sitting out with an injury, E.J. Kosec and Nick
Mom may have signs of Azheimer’s
Dear Annie: My parents are in their 80s. My father has been having strokes, and his right side is
List will help ease trip when flying with pets
Dear Readers: Are you relocating and need to get Fido, Fluffy or Tweetie Pie to where you are going
Seniors not hardest hit by the recession
Opinion: BOSTON — This story begins, as do so many dramas, at the box office. We are standing in line, three
Bank failures top 100 for 2009
Bank failures top 100 for 2009 WASHINGTON (AP) — The cascade of bank failures this year surpassed
Remembering Soupy Sales with a pie in the face
NEW YORK — If you never thought a pie in the face was funny, you just didn’t get Soupy Sales. If
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT The listing for Dr. Ray Beiersdorfer’s Amazing Sideshow of Science in Friday’s Go
Mineral Ridge holds off Crestview in ITCL upset
COLUMBIANA — Dan Skiba scored two touchdowns and the Mineral Ridge defense stopped a game-tying two-
JOHN DILL*
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METRO DIGEST
Cheerleader’s death YOUNGSTOWN — The death of an East High School cheerleader who collapsed during
Engage, don’t isolate
Editorial: Los Angeles Times: President Obama’s Sudan strategy, announced this week, is consistent with his
Biden reassures Central Europe
PRAGUE (AP) — Vice President Joe Biden made significant strides during a trip to Central Europe this
Who will blink first on state budget?
Opinion: COLUMBUS — Did you hear that a vote against Gov. Ted Strickland’s tax freeze is a vote in favor of
R. Crumb puts his touch on Book of Genesis
The comic book comprises the first 50 chapters of the Bible. LOS ANGELES — His religious
West Shore Chorale to mark church date
West Shore Chorale to mark church date YOUNGSTOWN —The 72-member West Shore Chorale will perform
Candle-making is an art and a science for Ohio company
DELICATE BALANCE A.I. Root has been supplying churches for 140 years. MEDINA, Ohio — Making
Miller, Gallitto must work to solve Boardman’s crisis
Editorial: With Boardman Township on the verge of being placed under fiscal watch by the state auditor,
Education for Iraqi children still suffers
Opinion: BAGHDAD — As Iraq continues to grapple with intermittent violence, a collapsed infrastructure and
U.S. files to extradite Polanski
GENEVA (AP) — The United States has asked Switzerland to hand over Roman Polanski to authorities in
Pilots missed Minneapolis airport by 150 miles — but how?
WASHINGTON (AP) — Were the pilots distracted? Catching up on their sleep? Federal investigators
Cost of health-care bill in House now $1 trillion health-care bill: $1T
WASHINGTON (AP) — Health care legislation taking shape in the House carries a price tag of at least
Salaried retirees from Delphi Corp. expected to testify
Salaried retirees from Delphi Corp. are expected to testify about their reduced pensions before a
Mahoning County Court filings
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Christopher J. Ratliff, 26, of 90 North Broad St., Apt. 4,
local topics on TV || Sunday programs
“Community Connection” (6:30 a.m., WFMJ-TV 21; and 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday on the Time Warner
Years Ago
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Doctor in Jackson case says he can’t pay bills
Doctor in Jackson case says he can’t pay bills LAS VEGAS — The doctor being investigated in
NATO, UN officials back troop boost in Afghanistan
NATO, UN officials back troop boost in Afghanistan BRATISLAVA, Slovakia — Top NATO and United
US drones patrol waters off Somalia
NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — For the first time, sophisticated U.S. military surveillance drones capable of
SCHEDULE OF GAMES
SCHEDULE OF GAMES Armstrong Cable is trying to work out a deal with the NFL Network to bring the
60M in US get flu shot; H1N1 deaths hit 1,000
ATLANTA (AP) — More Americans have been vaccinated against seasonal flu this fall than ever before
Crash probe shows pilot had been told not to drive
Crash probe shows pilot had been told not to drive TOLEDO (AP) — An 86-year-old Ohio man at the
Business Digest
OHIO Union to hand out leaflets about contract dispute YOUNGSTOWN — Teamsters union members will
Little Beaver Creek office helps protect environment
LISBON — A small office here is the base for people who are preserving and protecting the area’s
Many clinic sites are running short of H1N1 vaccine
CINCINNATI (AP) — Hundreds of people waited in pouring rains Friday for H1N1 vaccinations — some in
Sunrise Inn in Warren to expand into Austintown
The former Waffle House in Austintown will become a Sunrise Inn Express. AUSTINTOWN — The
Home resales rise 9.4%, beat forecast
WASHINGTON (AP) — Home resales in September clocked the largest monthly increase in 26 years as
You can learn a lot by simply observing
It pays to pay attention, to observe and understand what’s happening around the lakes and rivers,
sunday news shows | Scheduled guests
Guest lineup for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week” — Sens. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., and
Professor who began pop-culture study dies
TOLEDO (AP) — Ray Browne, an Ohio university professor who was credited with coining the phrase
State golf tourney reduced to 18 holes
COLUMBUS — Rain washed out the first day of the Ohio state golf tournament at the Ohio State Golf
GO& DO || Things to see around the Valley
Today Children Halloween Party for kids of all ages, noon to 2 p.m., Parto’s Golf Learning
Groundbreaking scheduled for materials-recovery facility
POLAND — A groundbreaking ceremony is set for 10:30 a.m. Monday in Poland Park for a materials-
Valley task force gets boost with crime-fighting tools
The equipment will aid officer safety, an official said. YOUNGSTOWN — Members of the Mahoning
Documentary examines way blacks feel about their hair
Like the titular follicles this documentary surveys, “Good Hair” is a bit all over the place. It’s
Clothing, food drives set in Cortland
CORTLAND — The Rotary Club of Cortland will host its annual Poorest of the Poor clothing drive and
Browns’ Wright returns to practice after car accident
CLEVELAND (AP) — Browns cornerback Eric Wright was back at practice hours after flipping his car on
Ryan Newman wins pole; Gordon second
MARTINSVILLE, Va. (AP) — Jimmie Johnson finally wasn’t flawless at Martinsville. The points leader
BRIDGE || Weekly quiz
Weekly quiz Q. As South, vulnerable, you hold: xK 4 uA K 9 8 5 3 vK 7 w7 6 3 The bidding has
Former Youngstown bishop: Kennedy owes Catholics an apology
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — A Roman Catholic bishop who formerly led the Diocese of Youngstown is
Frustrated Falcons pound Blue Streaks
AUSTINTOWN — Propelled by two turnovers in the second quarter, the Fitch High football team
Mahoning County indictments
Lexter Williams, 29, of the Mahoning County jail or Kendis Circle, and James D. Williams, 19, of
Crosby scores twice in Pens’ win
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Sidney Crosby found a lot of ways to score in his 300th career NHL regular-season
WGH tops East 43-6
WARREN — Demond Hymes had 94 yards on the ground and scored twice as Warren Harding (5-3-1) defeated
Zubick runs wild as Springfield upsets E.P.
His 322 yards broke a school record as Springfield rolled to a 35-6 victory. NEW MIDDLETOWN —
Angels confident they can win ALCS
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Chone Figgins and the Los Angeles Angels know they’re heading straight into
Friday, October 23 (121 stories)
Coroner: Early results indicate cheerleader died of natural causes
YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning County coroner said preliminary autopsy results show that the death of an
Youngstown police bring rape suspect back from Indiana
YOUNGSTOWN — City police traveled to Greencastle, Ind., this week to pick up a man accused of a 2003
Forfeiture funds bring police new crimefighting tools
YOUNGSTOWN — Members of the Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force have about $12,000 worth of
Salem museum to close on Sunday for the season
Salem museum to close on Sunday for the season SALEM — The Salem Historical Society’s Museum will
CLUB CALENDAR | Local organizations plan meetings
CLUB CALENDAR ASSOCIATIONS • The Gold Wing Road Rider Association, Ohio Chapter M, will have a
Football season is BIG MONEY
On Aug. 28, as Boardman High athletic director Dave Smercansky looked out over the crowd of nearly
East cheerleader mourned
The junior who would have turned 17 Thursday collapsed Wednesday and died. YOUNGSTOWN —
Mooney, Ursuline renew rivalry
YOUNGSTOWN — The 51st meeting of the Ursuline-Mooney rivalry tonight will be slightly different from
State: Tax wording on ballot ‘accurate’
The sheriff will continue his criminal investigation into sales-tax-issue language. YOUNGSTOWN
The Insider
In last week’s column, while shooting down the possibility of a Vindicator jinx, I casually
Korean Taekwondo students earn several state-meet honors
BOARDMAN — Kim Campos of Boardman said she liked Korean Taekwondo the first time she tried it. “My
Speaker: Jobs, not welfare, empower us
Minorities can no longer rely on social programs, says the president of the Chicago Urban League.
New gear will get Lanterman's Mill wheel grinding again
The mill’s main gears broke because of wear and were replaced. YOUNGSTOWN — Ted Lyda and the
Sudden victory
Girls high school soccer tournaments Champion tops Irish on Craley’s OT goal By CHUCK HOUSTEAU
LeBron advising struggling OSU QB
COLUMBUS (AP) — LeBron James is helping Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor learn how to handle
Sex offender too close to school, South Side resident contends
YOUNGSTOWN — A longtime resident of one South Side neighborhood is concerned that a convicted sex
Valley says goodbye to Youngstown police captain
YOUNGSTOWN — Dozens of area police officers and community members bid a final farewell Thursday to a
Business owner warns about employee theft
POLAND — The owner of a U.S. Route 224 convenience store wants other small-business owners to avoid
Pishkur sets record straight on resignation
Walter “Buzz” Pishkur, former Forum Health CEO, explains why he resigned as CEO last month and has declined a $9,000-a-week consultant’s job for the health-care system.
This ‘Assistant’ could use more on-the-job training
The movie’s big drawback is that it isn’t silly enough. “Cirque du Freak: The Vampire’s
Milestone game for Jon Heacock
Saturday’s game at Southern Illinois will be his 100th as YSU’s coach. By PETE MOLLICA
Candidates should learn to use spell check
Opinion: Running for township trustee, mayor, or seats on council and school boards isn’t easy.
Years Ago
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MOMENTUM LOST
The Chase for the SPRINt CUP Championship Hamlin tries to salvage year during stretch run
Who needs maternity care?
Opinion: Who needs maternity care? EDITOR: Let’s get this straight now. I am male, with two grown
Surplus food
Surplus food Austintown Community Church, 242 S. Canfield-Niles Road, Austintown, various
“White Collar” (10 p.m., USA): In the new series “White Collar,” an uptight
“White Collar” (10 p.m., USA): In the new series “White Collar,” an uptight FBI agent (Tim DeKay)
CAMPAIGN FINANCE | Pre-general election
Pre-general election campaign reports for financial activity through Oct. 14 for those running in
Coach Q&A: East High's Brian Shaner
When the doors at Wilson and Rayen high schools closed, football coach Brian Shaner saw a new,
Sports on TV
TODAY 9 a.m. (GC) Golf: Castello Masters. 11:30 a.m. (SPD) Auto racing: NASCAR Sprint Cup
Low-budget ‘Paranormal’ is high on fright
San Diego, 2006. Micah and Katie live in a sunny suburban subdivision that is anything but eerie.
Go & Do || Things to do around the Valley
Today Children Pumpkin Scarecrow, 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., Fellows Riverside Gardens, 123 McKinley
Nation&World digest
House panel approves consumer financial agency WASHINGTON — A federal agency to regulate home
Phillies pop corks thanks to pop in bats
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Pedro Martinez broke out the first bottle of champagne, Ryan Howard and Jayson
Al-Qaida suspects arrested in Iraq
BAGHDAD (AP) — Iraqi security forces arrested 14 suspected al-Qaida members in western and northern
Poll: Belief in global warming cooling off
WASHINGTON (AP) — The number of Americans who believe there is solid evidence the Earth is warming
Bus driver finds body of man on playground
CHAMPION — Classes carried on at Champion Elementary School on Mahoning Avenue on Thursday despite a
SALEM | City council
Five candidates are running for three Salem council at-large seats. An (*) denotes the incumbent.
spreading gossip
spreading gossip Members of the band Gossip knew precisely when they hit the big time. It wasn’t
Penn State’s challenge: stop Michigan’s run
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — Stopping the run is as much a part of Penn State football as coach Joe
KFC unveils another free-chicken offer
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — KFC has cooked up another free offer to promote its grilled chicken, only
Browns get back two sick players
BEREA (AP) — Some rest, liquids and medication have the Cleveland Browns feeling a little better.
Favre offers Steelers an age-old problem
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Nearly all the players in the Pittsburgh locker room can remember a Brett Favre
‘ASTRO BOY’
‘ASTRO BOY’ Grade: C- Director: David Bowers Running time: 1 hour, 33 minutes Rating: PG for
‘borderlands’
‘borderlands’ (2K Games) for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 Grade: B Like most video gamers, I’ve
Phantoms prepare to face Storm
YOUNGSTOWN — This weekend, the expansion Youngstown Phantoms of the USHL are seeking their first
Spain nudging the EU to ease stand on Cuba
Opinion: MADRID — Spain’s announcement that it will seek a major improvement in European ties with Cuba’s
A hospital is endangered and the silence is deafening
Editorial: A hospital is endangered and the silence is deafening Is it that most people simply don’t care
300 arrested in raids aimed at drug cartel
WASHINGTON (AP) — In the largest single strike at Mexican drug operations in the U.S., federal
Shelling in Somali capital kills at least 24, wounds 60
MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) — Mortars fired by Islamic militants slammed into Somalia’s airport as the
Musicians seek records on torture
WASHINGTON — Was the theme to “Sesame Street” really played to torture prisoners held at Guantanamo
Sarkozy’s son won’t seek high-profile post
PARIS (AP) — Amid fierce accusations of favoritism, President Nicolas Sarkozy’s son renounced his
Demonstrators descend on BBC as far-right-wing politician goes on air
LONDON (AP) — The leader of Britain’s far-right party outlined his vision in a controversial
Rich Pakistanis fueling country’s strife
Opinion: How many ways can Pakistanis shoot themselves in the foot? Let me count them. On Tuesday two
Congress scrutinizes problems in home-buyer credit program
WASHINGTON (AP) — The rush to implement a tax credit for first-time home buyers opened the program
H1N1 scams lurk on Net, federal officials warn
Air “sterilizers.” A photon machine. Supplement pills to boost the immune system. Protective
Mahoning County Court filings
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Martin P. Jourdan, 29, of 8160 Tod Ave. No. 5, Boardman, and
Norway tax records open to all media
OSLO (AP) — It’s the moment nosy Norwegian neighbors have been waiting for: the release of official
Taliban dig in for fight, Waziristan refugees report
DERA ISMAIL KHAN, Pakistan (AP) — Residents fleeing a six-day-old Pakistani army offensive in a
CDC: 1 in 5 kids had flu symptoms this month
CDC: 1 in 5 kids had flu symptoms this month ATLANTA (AP) — About 1 in 5 U.S. children had a
100,000 women: We’re offended by Berlusconi
ROME (AP) — More than 100,000 women have signed a petition saying they are offended by Prime
Longer run in the postseason doesn’t mean profit for schools
So, what about the playoffs? Ironically, advancing deep in the playoffs is often a money loser.
5 running for 3 Salem council seats
SALEM — The city council races to be determined in November show the signs of the economic times.
Loan losses continue to affect UCFC’s earnings
YOUNGSTOWN — The parent company of Home Savings and Loan Co. continues to be dragged down by bad
Fed to keep an eye on pay policies
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Reserve would police banks’ pay policies to ensure they don’t
Treasury orders executive pay cuts
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Treasury Department on Thursday ordered seven companies that received billions
Sorice helps W&J defense
WASHINGTON, Pa. — Strong defensive play has been the key to the Washington & Jefferson College
Swanson memorial is Saturday
Johnny Swanson’s boxing career was cut short, but he’s still having an impact on the sport. The
Durina’s golden goal leads Fitch past Howland in OT
HOWLAND — Emily Durina scored off a corner kick from Tori Koch with 3:23 left in the first overtime
Indians interview Bobby Valentine for manager job
CLEVELAND (AP) — Bobby Valentine got his chance to convince the Cleveland Indians that they should
THURSDAY’S RESULTS
THURSDAY’S RESULTS FOOTBALL Cin. Hughes 21, Cin. Woodward 8 Cin. Madeira 20, Reading 14 New
Angels answer Yankees’ rally, win Game 5, 7-6
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Just when all looked lost, the Los Angeles Angels took a cue from an old
Sports digest
AREA Wolverines 4th in Mideast poll GROVE CITY, Pa. — The Grove City College women’s cross
Seminoles rally in second half to beat North Carolina, 30-27
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — Christian Ponder threw for 395 yards and three touchdowns to help Florida State
Focus is an issue for some drivers
CONCORD, N.C. (AP) — Casey Mears didn’t expect to find himself looking for work so soon. The
baseball
baseball Youngstown Babe Ruth League — is looking to expand its 13 year old division. Interested
Western Reserve, Jackson-Milton advance to Division IV district semifinals
LISBON — Claire Ferrando had 11 points, 24 assists and 73 sets to lead second-seeded Western
Agenda Saturday
Agenda Saturday Lordstown Board of Public Affairs, 4 p.m., Lordstown Administration Building,
Business Digest
REGION F.N.B. earns $4.8M HERMITAGE, Pa. — F.N.B. Corp. earned $4.8 million, or 4 cents a share,
matchups \ 5 more to watch
EAST vs. HARDING Kickoff: Today, 7:30 p.m. at Mollenkopf Stadium in Warren. Scouting report:
REBOOTING MICROSOFT
Company hopes for a fresh start with Windows 7 SEATTLE (AP) — Microsoft Corp. finally got its
Lil Wayne pleads guilty to illegal-gun charge
NEW YORK (AP) — Lil Wayne, who owned last year’s best- selling album and is No. 1 on the pop charts,
Area CD RATES
RATES Certificates of deposit The table shows the annual percentage yield as of Oct. 21. All
GM downplays report on Cruze
A media report about a 44-mpg target for the Chevrolet Cruze is speculative, a Chevrolet spokesman
It’s a bad, bad plan
Opinion: It’s a bad, bad plan EDITOR: The quote by Dan Gilbert, the force behind Issue 3 and casino
Up, up and away
Up, up and way The Herald, Rock Hill, S.C.: Most of us probably have had enough of the “balloon
25 years to life for child rapist
WARREN — A former city man pleaded guilty Thursday to raping and molesting five girls between age 4
New NEOUCOM president says school values links to Valley
One of his key roles will be to strengthen community and education partnerships. ROOTSTOWN —
Different-colored hangers keep laundry duty simple
Dear Heloise: I have been doing laundry for myself and family, and have recently discovered how to
Foolish family? Teach kids to tolerate
Dear Annie: I am one of 12 siblings. My younger brother, “Dan,” age 42, met “Karen,” one of my
Judge orders mistrial in Travolta extortion case
Judge orders mistrial in Travolta extortion case NASSAU, Bahamas — A judge has ordered a mistrial
Thursday, October 22 (105 stories)
Area police and friends remember Youngstown Capt. Kenneth Centorame
YOUNGSTOWN — Dozens of area police officers and community members bid a final farewell Thursday to a
Cheerleader who collapsed, died identified as Jabraya Howell
YOUNGSTOWN — The East High School cheerleader who collapsed during an after-school practice
Bus driver finds body on Champion school playground
CHAMPION — Champion Elementary School had classes today despite a bus driver finding a 27-year-old
Society to mark 'Pretty Boy Floyd's' death in Columbiana County
Society to mark 'Pretty Boy Floyd's' death in Columbiana County
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS • Mike and Nicole (Clementi) Williams, 10963 Withington Ave., Uniontown, are
Date announced for Lohr-Latta autumn wedding
CANFIELD — Robert and Bonnie Lohr III of Canfield are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Cavalier, Mr. Karmazin to wed in Nov.
POLAND — The engagement of Angela Cavalier of Poland and Benjamin Karmazin of Chicago, and plans for
Staph infection postpones Dec. 5 Pavlik-Williams bout
The infection which has plagued the middleweight champ for eight months has left him unable to make
East High cheerleader collapses at practice, dies
The girl passed out just after saying she felt sick. YOUNGSTOWN — A cheerleader at East High
52 Northside hospital layoffs anger unions
Members are outraged that some are losing their jobs, while a consultant may be paid $9,000 per
Canfield’s Timko returns to state golf tourney
A junior, he competed the first two years for Warren JFK before transferring. By GREG GULAS
Sheriff probes wrong ballot language on sales-tax issue for Mahoning County
Because of an oversight, voters will be asked to OK ‘additional general revenues.’
Swish want to appeal to Valley’s basketball fans
YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown Swish basketball players and coach are optimistic that the team will
Penguins get ready for rugged stretch
Saturday YSU travels to meet No. 3 ranked Southern Illinois By PETE MOLLICA YOUNGSTOWN —
Supply of seasonal-flu vaccine runs dry throughout Ohio
Ohio Department of Health said no more seasonal flu vaccine is available for public health
Howland’s comeback kids
High School soccer tournaments Tigers rally for 2-1 tourney win over Fitch By DOUG CHAPIN
Less of a loss at city center
Covelli Centre loses $67,117 in most recent quarter, down from $141,775 in 2008. YOUNGSTOWN —
Ex-Warren mayor seeks council seat
WARREN — Dan Sferra seeks a return to city government, but to get there he’ll have to unseat one of
The Phantoms are glad to be back at home
They play Tri-City in two games at the Covelli Centre. By TOM WILLIAMS YOUNGSTOWN — After
East Liverpool group to observe 75th anniversary of Floyd’s death
EAST LIVERPOOL — Ask East Liverpool Atty. Timothy Brookes when gangster Charley Arthur Floyd died,
8 receive Schools of Promise designation in Mahoning Valley
YOUNGSTOWN — Eight schools in the tri-county area are designated as Schools of Promise by the Ohio
Dearing expansion, new jobs
Joe Lindsey, an employee at Dearing Compressor and Pump Co., Boardman, finishes an end to a compressor at the Simon Road business. The family-owned company is adding a 56,000-square-foot building to its operation.
Yanks eager to put ’04 out of memory
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — When Derek Jeter recalls the last time the New York Yankees got this close to
HOT TICKETS
Hip-hop kingpin Jay-Z is in concert at Wolstein Center in Cleveland at 7:30 tonight, with opening
Canfield boys advance with 4-0 win over Harding in Div. I soccer
CANFIELD — Canfield High senior midfielder Jordan Ricks will be a marked man when the Cardinals face
Zoning rejection good news for village
Officials said bringing the McDonald’s warehouse to Lordstown will boost its economy.
Home work requires a schedule, balance
Dear Readers: Many people work from home, and men and women are finding creative ways to
Johnie 3 delivers harder edge
The Youngstown-based band has a larger following in Europe. For Johnie 3 bassist Michael
Friends are dumbfounded by Sandy’s rape story
Dear Annie: My old roommate from college is beginning to cause a huge problem. “Sandy” was
Years Ago
Today is Thursday, Oct. 22, the 295th day of 2009. There are 70 days left in the year. On this date
Will Limbaugh sue over smear?
Opinion: To sue or not to sue? That is the question. After racist statements were made up out of thin air
LOOKING TO CRUZE
GM sets higher goal for model’s mpg By DON SHILLING Apparently, 40 mpg is not good enough for
Litch, Simon and Ungaro benefit Liberty Township
Editorial: There was a time in the not too distant past when candidates for Liberty Township trustee seeking
fundraiser
fundraiser Floyd’s death The Lou Holtz/Upper Ohio Valley Hall of Fame in East Liverpool will
Niles tables measure to ban drivers’ cell-phone use
NILES — City council Wednesday tabled the controversial ordinance that would place restrictions on
METRO DIGEST
Bank-robbery arrest HOWLAND — U.S. Marshals with the Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force
Swiss tipped off U.S.
Swiss tipped off U.S. GENEVA — Swiss officials tipped off the United States and set in motion the
Philadelphia polishes off Dodgers for NL pennant
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Powered by Ryan Howard, Jayson Werth and all those other big bats, the
Two incumbents among 5 candidates seeking Liberty Township trustee positions
LIBERTY — Five candidates are running for two seats on the board of trustees in the Nov. 3 election.
Girard, Springfield set up rematch
SALEM — The Girard High volleyball team has lost seven matches this season and next Tuesday in the
Kosar urges Valley voters to support casino gambling issue Nov. 3
YOUNGSTOWN — Bernie Kosar is urging local voters to support a casino gambling issue on the Nov. 3
Salem, Southeast advance in volleyball
Salem, Southeast advance in volleyball BOARDMAN — Salem High advanced to the Division II district
Few attend meeting
NILES — Superintendent Rocco Adduci and the board of education had hoped for a sizable turnout for
A nod to labor
Naples (Fla.) Daily News: This didn’t take long. President Barack Obama imposed punitive tariffs
Don’t use the American flag as a prop
Opinion: DENVER — I never imagined this could happen. While on Facebook the other day, I spied a profile
A gift for seniors that keeps on giving
Opinion: WASHINGTON — Three years before Rep. Wilbur Mills, the Arkansas Democrat who then chaired the Ways
Production of H1N1 vaccine lags far behind US demand
SWIFTWATER, Pa. (AP) — The federal government originally promised 120 million doses of H1N1-flu
Bon Jovi concert will open new football stadium
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — Bon Jovi will play the kickoff concert next spring at the new $1.6
Limbaugh’s rejection was business
Opinion: The NFL’s rejecting Rush Limbaugh was a bit like the members of the Merion Cricket Club blackballing
Arrest made in terror plot against malls in the US
Arrest made in terror plot against malls in the US BOSTON — A pharmacy college graduate made a
What is the future of Afghan women?
Opinion: I spend a lot of time these days thinking about Afghanistan, about what is the right thing for the
Youngstown schools to be hit with shortfall of $2.2M per year
YOUNGSTOWN — The four-year emergency tax levy passed by city school district voters one year ago to
Cervical cancer vaccine approved
ATLANTA (AP) — A second kind of vaccine against cervical cancer may be added to the recommended list
Obama to bailed out firms: Slash pay
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration will order companies that received huge government
SEASONAL-FLU VACCINE | Clinics
The Vindicator will publish a daily listing of flu-vaccine clinic sites in the Mahoning and Shenango
Amino acid: a hair-pulling remedy?
Q. I am desperate and hope you can help. I suffer from trichotillomania. I pull hairs constantly,
Boardman police calls
A summary of recent criminal activity in Boardman: Oct. 16 Domestic violence: Police filed a
Poll: Owners willing to give pets mouth-to-mouth in emergencies
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Most pet owners would leap into action for an injured pet, even if it meant
Federal money to help end Columbiana Co. sewage woes
LISBON — Columbiana County is going to get federal stimulus money to help end some longtime sewage
Prison inmate found guilty of some charges in assault on guards, others
YOUNGSTOWN — An inmate at the Ohio State Penitentiary has been found guilty of some of the charges
Senator from Utah wants Justice Department to investigate BCS
WASHINGTON (AP) — A senator whose undefeated home state school was bypassed for the college football
Vikings’ Peterson will test Steelers D
PITTSBURGH (AP) — They’ve met with their coaches, watched tape, talked among themselves. The
Group to honor North’s Conley
Ebony Hall of Fame By JOHN KOVACH YOUNGSTOWN — Joe Conley has experienced many achievements as
Skateboard legend will bring unique DJ set to Austintown
AUSTINTOWN — Skateboard wizard, DJ and world-class ’stache-lete Patrick Melcher will visit
Ex-White House chef to speak at Packard
WARREN — Roland Mesnier, former White House pastry chef, will speak at 10:30 a.m. Nov. 4 at W.D.
Andre Smith practices, but no contact allowed
CINCINNATI (AP) — No blocking, no knocking around. First-round draft pick Andre Smith wasn’t allowed
Police probe 2 armed robberies on South Side
YOUNGSTOWN — Police are investigating two armed robberies on the city’s South Side that took place
Business Digest
REGION Legislators send letter seeking restart of plants YOUNGSTOWN — Three Ohio legislators
Niles Municipal Court judge weighs case on noise control
The lawyer for the nightclub owner claims the new law is unconstitutional. NILES — The first
Mahoning County Court filings
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Daniel C. Cappitte, 60, of Woodworth Road, Lot 19A, North
Salem man given 3-year prison term
YOUNGSTOWN — A 19-year-old man convicted of sex crimes involving a 12-year-old girl will spend the
Deeply rooted dance troupe takes a bow
Rhythm in Shoes will hang up its shoes after the current season ends. By GUY D’ASTOLFO Rhythm
Water district a step closer
YOUNGSTOWN — Austintown, Boardman and Canfield townships are one step closer to forming a joint
Flood issue challenges Columbiana council
COLUMBIANA — City officials will try to come up with the engineering costs that could indicate what
Former Episcopal bishop of Ohio dies at 91 at his Michigan home
MARQUETTE, Mich. — The Rev. John H. Burt, 91, retired bishop of Ohio for the Episcopal Church, died
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
DARRYL WORLEY BOX
if you go Who: Darryl Worley When: 7 p.m. Saturday Where: The Dusty Armadillo, 3147 Ohio 44,
Flight training program to open
VIENNA — The Trumbull Career and Technical Center, working together with the Western Reserve Flight
Covered bridge to stay closed for $57K repairs
NEWTON FALLS — A young doughnut-shop delivery driver from Canton, unfamiliar with his vehicle and
Chamber music concert celebrates Mendelssohn
MERCER, Pa. — The Chamber Players will have a free concert at 4 p.m. Sunday in Helen Miller Memorial
auditions Where to try out for roles
ACTORS “A Christmas Carol.” Salem Community Theatre, 490 E. State St., Salem. Auditions will be at
F.Y.I.
Rock festival at U-PIE will benefit hospital YOUNGSTOWN — University Pizzeria and Italian Eatery,
Patrick Melcher box
if you go Who: DJ Patrick Melcher, with DJ Ultimate Donny When: Oct. 29 Where: O’Donold’s,
Chevy Chase returns in ‘Community’
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The punch lines are flowing on the set of “Community,” and that’s between scenes
Lawrence to get vaccine in November
NEW CASTLE, Pa – Lawrence County commissioners learned that the H1N1, or “swine flu,” vaccine won’t
Flu sidelines Browns
BEREA (AP) — Just when it couldn’t get any worse for the woeful Cleveland Browns, it got worse.
Where to go for area entertainment
TheSources Ticketmaster: Macy’s in Eastwood, Southern Park and Shenango Valley malls; and Giant
WorleySSRqs comeback tour is raw, real and exciting
Armed with his new top 10 hit “Sounds Like Life to Me,” Darryl Worley is back in the game with a new
“FlashForward” (8 p.m., ABC): With all its visions into the future, twisty mysteries and
“FlashForward” (8 p.m., ABC): With all its visions into the future, twisty mysteries and juicy
Wednesday, October 21 (106 stories)
Historic covered bridge to remain closed until January
Historic covered bridge to remain closed until January
Youngstown schools heading for $2.2M annual deficit
Youngstown schools heading for $2.2M annual deficit
Township water district plan filed with court
The judge said anyone who opposes the district will be able to address the court before the hearing date.
East High cheerleader dies in hospital after practice
YOUNGSTOWN — A cheerleader at East High School collapsed during an after-school practice this
Pavlik’s Dec. 5 bout postponed; hand still healing
“The fight is not canceled,” said Jack Loew, Pavlik’s trainer, at a press conference Wednesday
The Rev. John H. Burt, 91, dies; had strong Valley ties
MARQUETTE, MI — The Rev. John H. Burt, 91, retired Bishop of Ohio for the Episcopal Church, died
Man shot in neck on East Side
YOUNGSTOWN — Police are looking for those responsible for firing multiple shots at a car on the
AARP 4611 meeting date is corrected
AARP 4611 meeting date is corrected YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown Chapter 4611, AARP, will attend the 11
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS WEDNESDAY • Boar’s Head Ladies of St. John’s Episcopal Church, 323 Wick
MEET THE PENGUINS
Men’s team has depth, character Coach Jerry Slocum expects to have a solid defensive club.
Rape prompts Campbell board to consider busing
CAMPBELL — The kidnapping and rape of a 15-year-old girl who was on her way to school has the school
Injuries curtail women’s practices
Just six of the 12 players have been able to work out on a regular basis. YOUNGSTOWN — For
Man who saved kids from fire hailed a hero
Firefighters say last week’s South Side blaze could have been fatal. YOUNGSTOWN — Joel Imler
Police probe 2 separate acts of violence by youths
YOUNGSTOWN — Police are investigating two separate acts of violence by youths in the city.
Flu doesn’t slow Hubbard’s success
BOARDMAN — Luck follows strong teams. Take, for example, the Hubbard High volleyball team. It is
Chevy sign heads west
A Nevada car dealer with Valley ties bought the logo for $4,000. YOUNGSTOWN — The 6-foot-by-
Champion pulls away from Falls in 2nd half
CHAMPION — After a sluggish first half, Champion High scored three second-half goals to defeat
Biros’ stay of execution angers victim’s brother
It’s the second time in 19 months that the execution has been delayed. GIRARD — Tom Heiss,
All Hubbard dispatchers notified of layoffs
HUBBARD — The city’s four full-time police dispatchers have been given layoff notices because the
Boardman makes big jump
Thanks to a 26-0 victory over Canton GlenOak last Friday, the Boardman High football team made the
Church cuts all ties to Youngstown Playhouse
Church cuts all ties that bind it to Youngstown Playhouse By GUY D’ASTOLFO YOUNGSTOWN — After
Deal gives ex-park chief $111,000 over 13 months
CANFIELD — Mill Creek Park commissioners will pay the park district’s former executive director
Federal Building sells for $150,000
The Federal Building, downtown Youngstown, was bought by three businessmen from Niles. The new owners will take a few months to decide what they’ll do with the building.
Iranian-American sentenced to 12 years
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran ignored appeals by Hillary Rodham Clinton and even rock star Sting and
Forum, lenders work out deal
The hearing on Forum’s requests to hire an interim CEO, and its former CEO as a consultant, was
Penguins win sixth straight, 5-1
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pittsburgh Penguins are showing they’re not just a top-heavy, star-laden team.
Free screenings, facts to be offered
NILES — Unemployed community members, retirees, seniors and children can receive free health
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Health Center David and Casey Fiehler, Youngstown, girl, Oct. 10. Heather Graver
House Dems trim health bill to $871B
WASHINGTON (AP) — House Democrats are aiming to scale back the cost of their health-care bill to
WKBN, FOX to disrupt service
Shutoff to last about 12 hours By GUY D’ASTOLFO Residents who don’t have either Time Warner
Years Ago
Today is Wednesday, Oct. 21, the 294th day of 2009. There are 71 days left in the year. On this date
Getting it right
GETTING IT RIGHT Briarfield Manor, 461 S. Canfield- Niles Road, Austintown, will have a ribbon-
BUILDING HOMES
Fewer permits signal weakness ahead WASHINGTON (AP) — Applications for home- building permits, a
“Modern Family” (9 p.m., ABC): We usually dread the first day of school. But on
“Modern Family” (9 p.m., ABC): We usually dread the first day of school. But on “Modern Family,”
Supreme Court to hear Guantanamo detainee case
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to decide whether Guantanamo detainees who are
Agenda Thursday
Agenda Thursday Youngstown Community school board, special meeting, 7:30 a.m. , school building
Buckeyes rally as criticism of Pryor mounts
COLUMBUS — As the crescendo of criticism rises around Terrelle Pryor, Ohio State players are
Scientist in court on espionage charges
WASHINGTON (AP) — A scientist who a tried to sell classified secrets to Israel had worked on the
Suicide blasts at Pakistani university kill 4
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) — Suicide bombers attacked an Islamic university popular with foreigners in
‘Big Brother’ winner arrested over oxycodone
‘Big Brother’ winner arrested over oxycodone BOSTON — The winner of reality TV show “Big Brother”
A-Rod launches Yankees to brink of World Series
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Alex Rodriguez has done something remarkable in every game of his charmed
Canfield advances to earn match against Boardman
STOW — Cara Cupler scored 16 points with seven aces as the Canfield High volleyball team defeated
Anna Nicole Smith was an addict, psychiatrist says
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A psychiatrist who treated Anna Nicole Smith for drug dependency testified
Liberty school board candidates agree district needs more money
LIBERTY — One incumbent and four newcomers are vying for three seats on the Liberty Board of
Court keeps Polanski in jail, rejects bail
GENEVA (AP) — Roman Polanski’s three decades as a fugitive are coming back to haunt him. Noting
Surplus food
Surplus food Price Memorial AME Zion Church, 920 Dryden Ave., Youngstown, various commodities, 10
FirstEnergy: Deny request for light-bulb rehearing
FirstEnergy called its rehearing before the PUCO ‘a media stunt.’ COLUMBUS — FirstEnergy has
3 plead innocent to drug trafficking
WARREN — Two men and a woman pleaded innocent Tuesday to aggravated drug trafficking after
Schools are an investment in children and community
Editorial: Schools are an investment in children and community We write a version of this editorial twice a
Taliban remains a potent threat
Opinion: How can the American public be expected to support a new policy for Afghanistan when they don’t know
Vaccinate all emergency workers
Opinion: WASHINGTON — In the immediate aftermath of the ill-fated 1976 H1N1 swine flu program, I became lead
Stop violating our civil liberties
Opinion: WASHINGTON — The rush to approve the vaccine for the H1N1 flu — also known as swine or “novel flu” —
Balloon boy: A set piece in five acts
Opinion: Remember when we had to wait months to see the made-for-TV movie? No more! Now breaking news and
Chief justice criticizes DUI ruling
WASHINGTON (AP) — Chief Justice John Roberts spoke out in vain Tuesday against a lower-court ruling
Mahoning County Court filings
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Michael W. Blama, 43, of 4536 N. Warwick, Canfield, and Tracy
Liberty, Girard and Hubbard police calls
A summary of recent criminal activity in Girard, Liberty and Hubbard: GIRARD Oct. 18 Arrests:
‘Illegal alien’ costume raises hackles
MIAMI (AP) — Immigrant advocates are urging retailers to pull a Halloween costume depicting a space
Obama praises Karzai on runoff
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama on Tuesday applauded Afghan President Hamid Karzai for
Tricks and treats with Halloween SWEETS
The bewitching season is here! Gather the goblins, conjure up some creative costumes and prepare
Creepy cupcakes are a piece of cake
If you’re looking for easy, no-recipe-needed Halloween treats, these creeped out cupcakes are an
New Vatican plan makes it easier for Anglicans to convert
VATICAN CITY (AP) — The Vatican announced a stunning decision Tuesday to make it easier for
A call to Congress to act to curb child-abuse deaths
NEW YORK (AP) — Armed with grim statistics, experts and activists are mobilizing this week to demand
Don’t toss seeds after pumpkin is carved
You’ve crafted the perfect gruesome or goofy jack-o’-lantern. But what to do with all the glop you
Dive into a delicious bowl of murky dip
Murky, dark and swampy isn’t a description often applied to good food. Except around Halloween, of
Who says Halloween is just for kids?
PARTY PIZZAZZ Adults are taking time out of their busy schedules to celebrate in style.
Campbell board considering renewal levy
CAMPBELL — The board of education wants to put a five-year, 14.1-mill renewal levy on the May
SEASONAL-FLU VACCINE | Clinic sites
Mahoning County Provider: Mahoning County District Board of Health. Cost, $25 flu shots; $15
Butler is top vote-getter in Horizon preseason poll
INDIANAPOLIS – Butler was picked to win the Horizon League men’s basketball title this season,
Youngstown tops big-city list in Ohio unemployment
Ohio’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was down. COLUMBUS — Youngstown had the highest
Indians interview Acta for managerial position
CLEVELAND — It was Manny Acta’s turn Tuesday to interview for the vacant Indians manager’s job.
Know ‘Thriller’ dance? Join event
YOUNGSTOWN — Anyone hoping to break out their “Thriller” dance moves this Halloween season will have
Salem chamber carries on improvement plan
SALEM — The Salem Area Chamber of Commerce will continue with its long-term plan for city
Jeff Reed disputes police report
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pittsburgh Steelers kicker Jeff Reed didn’t threaten to fight with police outside
George is a curiously bad election prognosticator
Opinion: George is a curiously bad election prognosticator EDITOR: In reading George Will’s column on
Mayors should go figure
Opinion: Mayors should go figure EDITOR: After reading “Peace in the Valley” in the Oct. 9 Vindicator, it
DNA in leech leads investigators to armed robber
CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — A leech found at a crime scene eight years ago led Australian police to a
LIBERTY | School board candidates
Five candidates are running for three school board seats. An (*) denotes the incumbent. Photos of
Arson suspected in blaze on the North Side
Above, a once beautiful and stately home in Youngstown burned to the ground. Firefighters were
H1N1 hardest on the young
H1N1 hardest on the young ATLANTA — The H1N1 virus continues to be most dangerous to children and
No. 13 Penn State hopes to shake off Michigan ‘hex’
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — Penn State defensive end Jerome Hayes doesn’t like thinking about the
Grant would help police catch criminals
Several police departments in southeastern Trumbull County already use the technology. WARREN
Weis likes fight in the Irish as they prepare for BC
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Notre Dame walked off the field following a 17-0 loss at Boston College a
METRO DIGEST
Briarfield Manor plans ribbon-cutting ceremony AUSTINTOWN — Briarfield Manor, 461 S. Canfield-
REGION & NATION
REGION Seeking VITA volunteers The IRS and its partners are looking for volunteers to help
McDonald schools’ deficit perplexes residents
Residents wanted to know if the former treasurer had broken the law. McDONALD — The stunning
Rollins comes up big in clutch
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — When the bright lights come on, Jimmy Rollins turns into J-Roll. He is the
Jackson trustees vote against rezoning 70-acre parcel for use as warehouse
JACKSON — A standing-room-only crowd burst into applause as township trustees voted unanimously
Audrey isn’t interested in marriage anymore
Kathy mitchell and Marcy sugar \ Annie’s Mailbox Dear Annie: “Audrey” and I have been together for
Sodium or salt turns up everywhere, so read labels
heloise Dear Heloise: My diabetic husband was put on a salt-restricted diet — this meant sticking
Tuesday, October 20 (95 stories)
Jackson Township says 'no' to McDonald's
JACKSON — A standing-room-only crowd burst into applause as township trustees voted unanimously against rezoning a 70-acre parcel of land on South Bailey Road for use as a 150,000-square-foot warehouse.
McDonald residents pack forum, asking: Who did this?
Residents wanted to know if the former school treasurer had broken the law
Boardman makes big move in football computer ratings
Thanks to a 26-0 victory over Canton GlenOak last Friday, the Boardman High football team made the
Eight area schools are Ohio ‘Schools of Promise’
YOUNGSTOWN — Eight schools in the tri-county area have been designated as Schools of Promise by the
Thrill to Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ Satutday at YSU
YOUNGSTOWN — Anyone hoping to break out their “Thriller” dance moves this Halloween season will have
WKBN-TV and Fox Youngstown completing transition to digital
Residents who don’t have either Time Warner Cable or Armstrong Cable will not receive two local
Card and bingo party date is corrected
Card and bingo party date is corrected BOARDMAN — The date for the card and bingo party to be
Five generations mark Clara Leone's birthday
Special to The Vindicator FIVE GENERATIONS: It was not only the 100th birthday of Clara Leone,
SHUTOUTS PREVAIL: Poland overwhelms Canton McKinley
Poland overwhelms Canton McKinley Taylor Marucci scored twice in the Bulldogs’ 8-0 romp to open
Mooney mentor praises rivalry
For the 10th time, P.J. Fecko will coach against Ursuline’s football team. BOARDMAN — For the
Flu fuels fears, adds to burden in ERs
Testing is required only if the patient is hospitalized or in the case of a pediatric death.
Park board’s expansion puts members at odds
The board president called the action a ‘political agenda’ and voted against it. CANFIELD —
YPD mourns passing of one of its own
Services are pending for Capt. Ken Centorame, a 34-year department veteran, who died Saturday from
Issue 3 prompts second thoughts
Cavs owner says Valley should’ve been included By DAVID SKOLNICK CLEVELAND — Though he can’t
Voters to have say on 3 tax levies
mahoning county Issue 4 is a countywide sales tax, and Issues 5 and 6 are property taxes.
CSI: GIRARD
Class exercise gives junior high students insight into how police officers solve crimes By
Mooney blanks Liberty
Sophomore Amy Vinopal scored two goals for the defending district champs. STRUTHERS –
Healing Penguins revved up
YSU’s stretch run begins Saturday against Southern lllinois. YOUNGSTOWN — Coming off a week’s
IBM puts executive on leave
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — IBM Corp. put a top executive on leave Monday after he was charged in an
Iran vows reprisals after fatal bombing
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran vowed retaliation Monday after accusing Pakistan, the U.S. and Britain of
Crude nears $80; gas rises for 3rd week
Despite persistently low demand, prices for gasoline have spiked over the past week along with crude
Officials: Progress made against insurgents
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pakistani soldiers surrounded militant hide-outs and seized heavy weapons in
Astro Boy comes to America
Astro Boy has issues. Like a lot of kids bordering on adolescence, he feels different. A bit
Movie-industry lobbyist plans to leave his job
Movie-industry lobbyist plans to leave his job WASHINGTON — The top lobbyist for Hollywood’s movie
Online shills are being forced to come clean
Opinion: Online communicators of all stripes, whether they blog or tweet or befriend on social networking
Mooney still atop Division 3 AP poll
The Associated Press high school football poll remained status quo for the majority of the Valley’s
VANISHING JOBS
Higher unemployment rates could be norm WASHINGTON (AP) — Even with an economic revival, many U.S.
Brazil a nuclear power? Not likely
Opinion: Latin America has long prided itself on being the world’s most populated nuclear weapons-free
New executive pay rules may be less than appear
Opinion: Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit has a message for government bureaucrats determined to revamp executive
Just say ‘no’ to more taxes
Opinion: Just say ‘no’ to more taxes EDITOR: As the November election approaches, we are again faced with
THINKING PINK
Breast-cancer survivor Judy Castranova said she regularly buys “pink” merchandise to benefit breast-cancer research.
Ohio lawmakers debate freeze on income tax
The bill includes a 5-percent pay cut for officials earning a base salary of $60,584.
Government program offers new mortgage help for states
Some home financing will be packaged and sold as bonds to the Treasury Department. WASHINGTON (AP)
State approves funds for McDonald schools’ deficit
The state control board also released funds for two YSU projects. COLUMBUS — A state lawmaker
Trumbull judge grants work release to former sergeant
Ex- Trumbull Sheriff sergeant Peter Pizzulo began serving his jail sentence Friday in Chardon.
Agenda Wednesday
Agenda Wednesday Canfield school board, 6:30 p.m., board meeting room, 100 Wadsworth St.
Warren’s financial crisis underlines council race
Editorial: The city of Warren is in such dire straits fiscally that the administration of Mayor Michael O’Brien
‘Balloon boy’ reminds us TV is full of shams
NEW YORK — When 6-year-old Falcon Heene threw up twice while being interviewed about his role in
Washington’s dysfunction seen in deficit
Opinion: “That’s just the way it is. Some things will never change...” (Bruce Hornsby song lyric) The
Bernanke urges US to be frugal, Asia to spend
The United States must reduce its budget deficit and Asian nations must encourage more consumption
Years Ago
Today is Tuesday, Oct. 20, the 293rd day of 2009. There are 72 days left in the year. On this date
WYSU sets goal to raise $106K during 40th anniversary drive
Listener-supported WYSU 88.5 FM, Youngstown State University’s public radio service, is having its
UN panel confirms fraud in election
KABUL (AP) — U.N.-backed fraud investigators on Monday threw out nearly a third of President Hamid
Mahoning County Court filings
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Dyzel M. Walton, 20, of 114 Maryland Ave., Sebring, and
Health insurance concerns rising
WASHINGTON (AP) — The number of Americans worried about losing their current health-care coverage
Looser guidelines give rise to questions, pot advocates say
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A new Obama administration policy loosening guidelines on federal prosecution
Who said so?
Opinion: “Everything is on the table. You’ve got this huge national deficit and we’ve got to do what we can
Scientist who worked for US accused of spying
WASHINGTON (AP) — A Maryland scientist who worked for the Defense Department, a White House space
No winner for $5 million African leadership prize
LONDON (AP) — In a snub to recent ex-presidents and heads of state in Africa, organizers of a
Somali pirates seize Chinese ship with 25 crew members
NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Somali pirates seized a Chinese cargo ship Monday with 25 people onboard, a
Hurricane Rick weakens; blamed for one death
LOS CABOS, Mexico (AP) — Hurricane Rick was more than a day away from the resorts of Baja California
‘Balloon-boy’ investigation looks at link to reality TV
FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) — Investigators pored over e-mails, phone records and financial documents
CANFIELD AND AUSTINTOWN POLICE CALLS
A summary of police activity in the city of Canfield and Austintown: CANFIELD Oct. 12 Drug
Investor Icahn offers CIT Group $6 billion loan
NEW YORK (AP) — In another sign that CIT Group Inc. is struggling to restructure its debt,
Mooney, Moeller to meet next fall
YOUNGSTOWN — A series of phone conversations between old coaching friends has led to two of Ohio’s
Report: Update standards for US school lunches
Report: Update standards for US school lunches WASHINGTON — School lunches need more fruits,
Metro Digest
South Avenue paving BOARDMAN — Paving will resume today on South Avenue from Mathews Road to
TAG task force arrests 3 after seizing $100,000 of marijuana at Warren apartment
WARREN — Police on Monday seized marijuana at a Harvard Drive apartment and made drug- trafficking
USDA confirms H1N1 virus in Minnesota pig
USDA confirms H1N1 virus in Minnesota pig WASHINGTON (AP) — At least one pig from Minnesota has
City school board set to raze more vacant buildings
Twelve buildings are gone, and demolition contracts have been awarded for three others.
Structural issues force closure of Olive Street Bridge
WEATHERSFIELD — The Trumbull County Engineer’s Office has closed indefinitely the Olive Street
East-West vulnerable. North deals.
East-West vulnerable. North deals. NORTH xQ 9 u9 4 3 vA 10 6 2 wA 8 6 4 WEST EAST xK
Leaders resolve to solve flood woes
Officials would like residents’ input on the proposed stormwater utility fee. COLUMBIANA —
YSU OPPONENTS How they fared
Pittsburgh (6-1) defeated Rutgers 24-17; (next vs. U. South Florida, Saturday). Austin Peay (2-4)
‘Socialized medicine’ is in the eye of the beholder
Opinion: ‘Socialized medicine’ is in the eye of the beholder EDITOR: As we move closer to a vote on any
Salem, Southeast capture sectional volleyball wins
BOARDMAN — Salem and Southeast each posted opening round wins Monday in the Division II volleyball
Springfield squeaks past Struthers, 2-1
NEW MIDDLETOWN — Lexy Zubick and Kristin Evans scored goals and Jaclyn Tabaka had an assist for the
FLU SHOTS
Mahoning County Provider: Mahoning County District Board of Health. Cost, $25 flu shots; $15
BUSINESS DIGEST
NATION Toys ‘R’ Us adds layaway for larger-ticket items NEW YORK — Toys ‘R’ Us Inc. is
Beyonce delays Malaysia show amid Muslim criticism
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — R&B star Beyonc has postponed a planned concert in Malaysia, the
REUNIONS | Former classmates plan to meet
REUNIONS • Campbell Memorial High School Class of 1945 will meet for lunch at 11:30 a.m. Oct. 27
Recovering alcoholic: No after-work bar for me
Dear Annie: I am a recovering alcoholic with six months’ sobriety. Recently, I was hired at a new
Consider buying new shredder; you can justify the expense
Dear Heloise: I’ve been going through financial files that have accumulated through the years, and I
Monday, October 19 (94 stories)
Kenneth Biros execution delayed by federal judge
CINCINNATI (AP) — A fourth Ohio inmate has gotten a temporary stay of execution as state officials
Task force takes $100,000 worth of marijuana out of apartment
WARREN — Police on Monday seized marijuana at a Harvard Drive apartment and made drug trafficking
Youngstown was trimmed from proposed casino sites
CLEVELAND — Though he can’t do anything about it now, Dan Gilbert, majority owner of the NBA’s
Make sure the cause is supported when you buy ‘pink’
Supporters of breast-cancer awareness may jump at the chance to buy “pink” products, but a Susan G.
Lawmakers debate freeze on Ohio income tax
COLUMBUS — Is it a tax increase or not? That was one of the questions lawmakers on both sides of
Mooney signs 1-year football deal with Moeller for 2010
A series of phone conversations between old coaching friends has led to two of Ohio’s premier
Structural issues close Olive Street Bridge between Niles and McDonald
WEATHERSFIELD — The Trumbull County Engineer’s Office has closed indefinitely the Olive Street
WORTH A LOOK | Events are open to the public
WORTH A LOOK BAZAARS • Kinsman Presbyterian Church on Church Street will have a bazaar and
After hometown victory, Lyell eyeing bigger bouts
On Saturday night, the Niles native won his second fight since upsetting John Duddy in April. By
Tournament season begins for volleyball, soccer teams
Vindicator staff report The regular season is over. It’s tournament time for area prep volleyball
Look familiar?
NFL | Week 6 Steelers turn back Browns (again) PITTSBURGH (AP) — No matter how you measure it,
U.S. MARSHALS MOST WANTED
U.S. MARSHALS MOST WANTED Kavin Moore The U.S. Marshals Service in Northern Ohio is asking the
Cut it out: Boardman pumpkin carvers revel in creativity
The carving event will continue this coming weekend. YOUNGSTOWN — Some may smile, while others
HOWL-O-WEEN TREAT
Dressed-up dogs have their day at Mosquito Lake park’s new facility By VIRGINIA ROSS SHANK
Valley gets new perspective on ‘Mona Lisa’ masterpiece
It took local artists a year to create the mural. NILES — “Mona Lisa,” one of the most famous
Recession wreaks havoc on property reappraisals
The slump in home sales gives appraisers less data upon which to base new values. YOUNGSTOWN —
Gift cards for parents make the giving easier
Dear Heloise: I have a hard time knowing what to buy my parents for special occasions such as
CASH COWS
Harboring climate concerns, city aims to turn stench into success GREELEY, Colo. (AP) — The smell
Teetotalers dominate liquor board
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah may have made recent strides to streamline its quirky liquor laws, but
‘ARTSY UNDIES SHOWSSRQ
Family members decorate bras for a cure Proceeds made from the show’s entry fees benefit the
Ohio State must stick with Pryor
His development must take priority over victories this season, according to at least one observer.
Schaub’s 4 TDs beat Bengals
CINCINNATI (AP) — Matt Schaub did away with the drama. Schaub tied his career high by throwing
Loans and leases on the books of Ohio banks and thrifts totaled $1.07 trillion in the second
Loans and leases on the books of Ohio banks and thrifts totaled $1.07 trillion in the second
No. 13 PSU gets lift from big plays, 3rd-down success
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — From an off-balance catch in the end zone to a fourth-down tackle at the
Challengers fall as Johnson takes control of the Chase
CONCORD, N.C. (AP) — Denny Hamlin was already at home when Jimmie Johnson crossed the finish line
A-Rod in right state of mind this October
NEW YORK (AP) — With runners on first and second in the 12th inning early Sunday, the “A-Rod!”
Typhoon likely to spare Manila
MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Philippine disaster-response agencies packed tons of food aid, readied
Incentives help take advantage of home-energy savers
CHICAGO — As the weather turns chilly, homeowners are looking at improvements to help them keep
Obama looking to stimulate his tenure
Opinion: WASHINGTON — As Harvard’s president, Larry Summers, economist and former Treasury secretary, was a
Metro digest
CPR, first-aid class WARREN — The American Red Cross of Mercer and Trumbull counties is offering a
ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL
ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press college football poll, with first-
Working together yields deals online
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — From karaoke to kickball, some things just don’t work without a group of
Weatherize homes, US program urges
WASHINGTON — The White House today will release a plan to remove some of the obstacles that prevent
At least 5 soldiers, 60 militants killed in Pakistan fight
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The Pakistani army pushed farther into a mountainous Taliban and al-Qaida
Hurricane Rick poses threat to resort city
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Hurricane Rick, the strongest eastern North Pacific storm in more than a decade,
Billions in unclaimed bonds date to WWII
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — The federal government is facing a lawsuit over billions in unclaimed bonds
A matter of timing
A matter of timing Miami Herald: In Havana a 50-year dictatorship considers dropping the ration
Doubt cast on Afghan reliability
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama will not commit more U.S. troops to Afghanistan until he is
Uzbekistan cotton grows on forced child labor
Opinion: As youngsters in the United States return to school, children in Uzbekistan will be returning to the
Playoff picture \ How area football teams stand
Clinched home game: None Clinched playoff berth: Mooney Control own destiny: Crestview, East
White House-press tension nothing new
Opinion: One year after 9/11, the White House gave the only interview with President George W. Bush to CBS’
SUNDAY DRAWINGS
SUNDAY DRAWINGS OHIO Sunday night: Pick 3, 8-5-0 Pick 4, 1-5-4-9 Rolling Cash 5, 2-3-6-20-
“Trauma” (9 p.m., NBC): On “Trauma,” we’ve got yet another explosion.
“Trauma” (9 p.m., NBC): On “Trauma,” we’ve got yet another explosion. This time, it’s at a Chinese
TRUMBULL COUNTY COURT FILINGS
TRUMBULL COUNTY New complaints Deutsche Bank National Trust as trustee v. Thomas L. Bennight et
Years Ago
Today is Monday, Oct. 19, the 292nd day of 2009. There are 73 days left in the year. On this date in
White House to seek no arrests for medical marijuana users, suppliers
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration will not seek to arrest medical marijuana users and
Sheriff: Balloon case is a hoax
FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) — The story that a little boy had floated away in a giant helium balloon
Iran bomber kills five leaders
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — A suicide bomber killed five senior commanders of the powerful Revolutionary
Austintowners asked to pay more for schools, township
A replacement levy and school bond issue are before Austintown voters. AUSTINTOWN — Township
Injured Ohio soldier returns to cheers
He leaves rehab at Walter Reed center to join homecoming celebration By BRIE ZELTNER
In Iraq, violence falls dramatically; US returns to its role of supporter
BASRA, Iraq — The tourist ship “Peace” was at anchor in the Shatt al-Arab waterway but southern
Washington think tank out of touch with America
Opinion: Washington think tank out of touch with America EDITOR: An Oct. 6 opinion piece in The
Answers to weekly quiz
Answers to weekly quiz Q. As South, vulnerable, you hold: x9 5 4 uQ 6 5 2 v8 5 3 w9 8 2 The
new on home video \ This week’s DVD releases
Available Tuesday: “Cheri” (R, 100 minutes): A radiant Michelle Pfeiffer is Lea, a courtesan well-
Rodriguez, Yanks edge Angels on error in 13th
NEW YORK (AP) — Alex Rodriguez is putting all those playoff failures behind him. The Los Angeles
Freak or not, Reilly has character
ORLANDO, Fla. — The sight, strolling into the “Cirque du Freak: The Vampire’s Assistant” corner of
Streisand auctions off several items for charity
Streisand auctions off several items for charity LOS ANGELES — A robe worn by Barbra Streisand in
J. Cole answers call to tour
When Jay-Z calls, you answer. At least that’s what hopeful rising hip-hop artist J. Cole
In the huddle \ How area NFL players fared in Week 6
Prescott Burgess (LB, Warren Harding, Ravens) — recorded one special teams tackle in 33-31 loss to
Florida, ’Bama and Texas lead first BCS ratings
Boise State is fourth but the Broncos are still long shots for the title game. NEW YORK (AP) —
Americans should be proud of Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize
Opinion: Americans should be proud of Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize EDITOR: We Americans should be proud that
Agenda Tuesday
Agenda Tuesday Ellsworth Township Zoning Board book-workshop meeting, 7 p.m., Ellsworth Township
Mahoning county Real estate reappraisal
Mahoning county Real estate reappraisal Because market values change as properties are bought and
NFL ROUNDUP Sunday’s other games
Falcons 21, Bears 14 ATLANTA — Chicago made another huge mistake in the red zone, and the Falcons
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Health Center Mark and Molly Bianco, Youngstown, girl, Oct. 16. Heather Graver and
Priest says he didn’t kill nun
COLUMBUS (AP) — A Roman Catholic priest imprisoned for killing a nun 29 years ago told a newspaper
Animal Welfare Shelter
Animal Welfare Shelter LORDSTOWN — The Animal Welfare Shelter, 545 Brunstetter Road, is having an
Dodgers drubbed: Lee guides Phillies to 2-1 series lead
The former Indians pitcher provided another brilliant playoff start, striking out 10 and allowing
BUSINESS DIGEST
REGION J.D. Byrider schedules ribbon-cutting ceremony BOARDMAN — J.D. Byrider will have a
The question in Poland: If the train is running on time, do you change the conductor?
Editorial: The question in Poland: If the train is running on time, do you change the conductor? Making the
Wife mulls suicide over friendship
Dear Annie: My husband and I have been together for 23 years. I love him more than life itself, and
Marines Memorialized
The Youngstown-based Marine Corps League Tri-County Detachment No. 494 hosted a memorial service at Hopewell Beirut Memorial
Jay-Z discusses his latest CD, Sept. 11, retiring
NEW YORK — When Jay-Z released his first “Blueprint” CD on Sept. 11, 2001, the rapper couldn’t have
City school board candidates target finances, academics
Student behavior and cultural diversity also are listed as priorities. YOUNGSTOWN — Faltering
Sunday, October 18 (138 stories)
KRISTIIN MCDONALD | MATTHEW CAMPBELL
kristin mcdonald matthew campbell YOUNGSTOWN — Kristin McDonald, daughter of Vernon and Trudy
KRYSTINA MCGIFFIN | CHRISTOPHER THOMAS
Krystina McGiffin Christopher Thomas POLAND — Holy Family Church was the setting at 1:30 p.m. July
TIFFINY DEITKE | DANIEL ORIENT
TIFFINY DEITKE DANIEL ORIENT AVON — Avon United Methodist Church was the setting at 1:30 p.m. May
Mr. and Mrs. Fusco are observing 62nd anniversary
BOARDMAN — Benjamin Fusco and his wife, the former Etta Mary Hatmaker, who were united in marriage
Pauleys mark 50th at outdoor event, hosted by family
CANFIELD — Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pauley celebrated their golden wedding anniversary July 25 during a
FEDERATED CLUBS | Meetings announced
FEDERATED CLUBS WEDNESDAY • Past Officers will attend the YAFWC scholarship fundraiser “Let Us
GARDEN CLUBS | This week's meetings announced
GARDEN CLUBS monday • Garden Gate will meet at 7 p.m, for a service project. Alma Moore will be
MASONIC GROUPS | Members will meet
MASONIC GROUPS MONDAY • Ruth Shrine 64 of Poland will have a stated meeting at 7:30 p.m. Members
SENIOR CITIZENS | Meetings, activities announced
SENIOR CITIZENS AARP 4545 • Elmer Haidle will preside when Boardman South AARP 4545 meets at
100 pooches celebrate Howl-O-Ween at Trumbull County dog park
BAZETTA — Just short of 4 months old, Lady McVicker didn’t seem to mind dressing as a bug for a few
Struthers ceremony memorializes 241 killed in Beirut barracks bombing
Beginning at an early age, Marine Cpl. Edward Johnston led a life that featured at its core
Approval of bond issue would make Austintown ‘flagship of education’
A replacement levy and school bond issue are before Austintown voters. AUSTINTOWN — Township
Improvements in finance, academics top platforms of 5 Youngstown school board candidates
Improvements in student behavior and cultural diversity are also being discussed. YOUNGSTOWN —
Recession complicates property reappraisals in Mahoning County
The county’s last complete appraisal was done six years ago. YOUNGSTOWN — Mahoning County’s
SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• The Adult Protective Service Department of Mahoning County is sponsoring a Senior Citizens forum
Poland girls place second in state golf tournament
State golf Allison Mitzel placed 13th overall to lead the defending Division II state champs.
Appeals court scolds Judge Krichbaum
Krichbaum denies violating defendant’s constitutional rights By PETER H. MILLIKEN
Peace Corps Volunteer shares his experiences
In the second in a series of letters sent to his family, Ben Legow, Liberty native and Peace Corps
Area tennis players make it only as far as districts
It was a rough day for area high school tennis players. Boardman senior Carolyn Jesko and
Niles’ Lyell captures decision to successfully defend title
Junior welterweight Jake Giuriceo scored an impressive win over James Hope as part of the “October
Annual Howland fest debuts homemade wine contest
The festival’s first wine- maker competition attracted 27 entrants from several communities.
‘Safety Saturday’ emphasizes prevention during first-aid training
Good Samaritan laws protect nearly anyone who willingly provides care from being sued.
Cleveland must get offense to renew the rivalry with Pittsburgh
Playing the Browns twice a year used to mean something to the Steelers. Now it means two fuss-free
Ohio State can’t escape
COLLEGE FOOTBALL The struggles of Terrelle Pryor & Co. were costly in the 26-18 loss WEST
Changes to greet Austintown district
By JON MOFFETT AUSTINTOWN — There are many changes on the horizon for the Austintown School
Penn State defense buries Minnesota
Ursuline High grad Daryll Clark threw for 287 yards and a touchdown. STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) —
Senior Expo to feature vendors, exhibitors
Exhibitors will be on hand to discuss health care, long-term care and other senior-citizen issues.
Metro digest || Youngstown police captain dies
Capt. Centorame dies YOUNGSTOWN — A longtime member of the city police department has lost his
Go&Do: Things to see around the Valley
Today Music “Calendar Girls,” featuring Sounds of Square County, Premier Sound and Chord of
Ed’s miracle
Ed Port, 39, of Austintown, chats with friends and supporters at a fundraiser to help pay for the series of surgeries required to remove his facial tumors caused by neurofibromatosis. A Los Angeles entertainment company that specializes in health-related programming has expressed an interest in filming Port’s story for a show.
SENIOR MENUS
MAHONING COUNTY Celtic Healthcare offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at seven locations in
Making sales tax permanent will bring financial stability
Editorial: If the Mahoning County commissioners are intentionally being silent about the sales tax issue that
Fraud law inspires honest debate
Opinion: Almost two years after the economy collapsed, practically no one has been thrown in the clink, and
HIP HOLIDAY DECOR
Retailers, designers play up Halloween’s theatrical vibe There are standards to be kept for this
You’ll love ‘I Love You’ at New Castle
NEW CASTLE, Pa. — Although it opened Off-Broadway in 1996, Joe DiPietro and Jimmy Roberts’ “I Love
PEOPLE'S PHARMACY || Vicks on feet cured reader's cough
Q. I am a research scientist, so I like evidence. My husband is an architect who is a critical
Rona’s texting is getting on her nerves
Dear Annie: My son’s girlfriend is pregnant with my grandson. They’ve been together five years. The
Safety tips
Safety tips Are you among the 83 percent of parents that, according to the Home Safety Council,
WINNERS | Wine competition
Winners in the amateur wine- making competition at the Howland Fall Festival along High Street in
TRUMBULL COUNTY SPORTS HALL OF FAME 2009 inductees
Don Andres, basketball: He was a standout player at Niles McKinley High where he was a two-year
Economic downturn also brings slump in births
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Daffny Atwell would love to have another baby. Her son, Nathaniel, turned 1 this
Finally — Down syndrome children and families have a home
Opinion: One in 800 U.S. children is born with Down syndrome. Luke Neer is one, and his mom, Christina,
‘Snow virgins’ can win free trip to Colorado
‘Snow virgins’ can win free trip to Colorado DENVER — People who have never seen snow or built a
Lutheran East tops Mathews
CLEVELAND — Wade Pruitt scored on a 51-yard run for the Mathews High football team, which dropped a
Revealing real Anne Frank
“Anne Frank: The Book, the Life, the Afterlife” by Francine Prose; Harper (322 pages, $24.99) You
area colleges \ Saturday’s games
Mount Union 44, Heidelberg 14 TIFFIN — Top-ranked Mount Union scored 14 points off two Heidelberg
Fugitive of the Week
Fugitive of the Week Brett A. Dutton The FBI/Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force is asking
Tycoon tales, Darwin receive award nods
NEW YORK (AP) — The subjects of this year’s National Book Award nominees were better known than the
Penguins capture 7th; Jackets roll, 4-1
PITTSBURGH — Sergei Gonchar had a goal and an assist and the Pittsburgh Penguins improved to 7-1 on
Hoopla over jobs reflects reduced expectations here
Opinion: Hoopla over jobs reflects reduced expectations here EDITOR: Last week all the local news media
“Treehouse of Horror XX” (8 p.m., Fox): It has been a Halloween tradition for 20 years
“Treehouse of Horror XX” (8 p.m., Fox): It has been a Halloween tradition for 20 years and, for
POSTSEASON SCHEDULE Major League Baseball
POSTSEASON SCHEDULE Major League Baseball AMERICAN LEAGUE NEW YORK VS. LOS ANGELES Oct. 16: New
NEW TALE FOR SILLY OLD BEAR
Winnie-the-Pooh, Christopher Robin reunite after 90 years JENNIFER QUINN “Return to the
Local runners pace teams into top 10 at Sim Earich Inv.
BAZETTA — McDonald’s Jerry Dugan placed first with a time of 17:24.77 and teammate Patrick Kunkel
Sheriff: Charges to be filed in balloon scare
FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) — A sheriff said Saturday that his office will file criminal charges in the
House, Senate Dems at odds on overhaul
WASHINGTON (AP) — You may think Democrats and Republicans are at odds over health care. Well,
Utley’s erratic throws hurting Phillies fans
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Chase Utley makes two costly throwing errors, and suddenly he’s being mentioned
nfl preview Today’s games
CLEVELAND (1-4) at PITTSBURGH (3-2) Game time: 1 p.m. TV/Radio: (27) (19) (2) (WKBN-AM 570) (
Livestock coalition package aims to teach 3rd-graders
The winner of an essay contest gets an expense-paid class trip to a livestock farm. COLUMBUS —
YEARS AGO
Today is Sunday, Oct. 18, the 291st day of 2009. There are 74 days left in the year. On this date in
Roosevelt leads program
Roosevelt leads program HUBBARD — Roosevelt Elementary School was the top fund-raising school in
California prosecutor refiles charges against men who tattooed boy
FRESNO, Calif. (AP) — A prosecutor has refiled charges of aggravated mayhem against two men accused
TRUMBULL, COLUMBIANA COUNTY COURT FILINGS
COLUMBIANA COUNTY New complaints Unifund CCR Partners v. Debbie Freudenberg, money. American
School bus Safety motto: Obey Stop Arm
Motorists are reminded that the school bus stop arm requires them to stop. WASHINGTON, D.C. —
Suicide bomber destroys key bridge in western Iraq
BAGHDAD (AP) — A suicide bomber driving a dynamite-laden truck destroyed a key bridge Saturday on a
FUN WITH OPERA
Crestview students learn classical lessons Students will have the opportunity to see two operas
There are wonderful afternoons awaiting in Youngstown for anyone who is interested
Opinion: EDITOR: On Saturday afternoon, I laid down the book I’d been looking at, turned off the TV and
NHL roundup Saturday’s other games
Capitals 3, Predators 2 WASHINGTON — Alex Ovechkin scored twice and added the deciding goal in a
Why should taxpayers pick up the tab for GM and Delphi excesses?
Opinion: Why should taxpayers pick up the tab for GM and Delphi excesses? EDITOR: OK, we all know that
Karzai refuses to accept fraud rulings
KABUL (AP) — Afghanistan’s election crisis deepened Saturday as President Hamid Karzai resisted
Collectors seek rare, strange ‘what’s its’
Some antiques are so rare and strange that they are classed as “what’s its” by collectors. Sometimes
3 forces threaten Dems in ’10
WASHINGTON — Three forces threaten Democrats in the 2010 elections: populist anger on the right,
Students fix donated computers for agency
SHARON, Pa. — Penn State Shenango’s information, science and technology students are using their
Mooney coach earns her 6th diamond
The honor is based on student performance and years of longevity as a coach. YOUNGSTOWN — The
BOWLING Highlights
Highlights Ron Jones had 300-808 in Holiday’s Belchyk/Action Plumbing Classic. Nick Evans also had
Registration open for December ACT exam
Test registration forms must be submitted no later than Nov. 6. IOWA CITY, Iowa — Registration
Report: Smoking ban protects nonsmokers’ hearts
WASHINGTON (AP) — A major report confirms what health officials long have believed: Bans on smoking
Pakistan starts critical offensive against Taliban
DERA ISMAIL KHAN, Pakistan (AP) — Pakistani soldiers attacked militant bases in the main al-Qaida
Do biracial children have more social advantages?
ATLANTA — Louisiana justice of the peace Keith Bardwell refused to marry a white woman and a black
Johnson wins Cup race at Lowe’s
CONCORD, N.C. — Jimmie Johnson raced to his third victory in the Chase for the Sprint Cup to take
Vote ‘yes’ on Issue 3 to end the hypocrisy
Opinion: From the anti-gambling puritans, to the group leading the charge against State Issue 3, to some
Civil War lecture, antiques appraisals
Civil War lecture, antiques appraisals WARREN — “Civil War Arms and Artifacts” will be the subject
PREP SPORTS
PREP SPORTS Support needed at Jackson-Milton Fanfare: Does anyone working within — or has an
McCoy’s a mess, but Longhorns get win
DALLAS (AP) — Colt McCoy was a mess. His right thumbnail was ready to fall off, a nagging cold was
Angels-Yankees tied 2-2 after 9
NEW YORK (AP) — The Yankees and Angels escaped late-inning jams, and New York and Los Angeles were
USC holds off Notre Dame, 34-27
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Jimmy Clausen and Notre Dame showed that Charlie Weis’ Fighting Irish could
Ditzler, Davis in Austintown
Editorial: Ditzler, Davis in Austintown In a conversation with David Ditzler, it doesn’t take long to see
Missing: a sense of outrage
Opinion: Missing: a sense of outrage EDITOR: I am amazed that there hasn’t been more outrage over the
SATURDAY DRAWINGS
SATURDAY DRAWINGS OHIO Sunday night: Pick 3, 0-8-1 Pick 4, 1-3-6-0 Rolling Cash 5, 1-13-
AIRLINES ARE ALL A-TWITTER
Discount carriers extend advantages to social media Customers crave good service and reward
Spartans defeat Falcons
AUSTINTOWN — Ryan Tomko, Ryan Giambattista and Zaire Morrison scored goals Saturday as the Boardman
Top 25 roundup \ Saturday’s other games
No. 1 Florida 23, Arkansas 20 GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Tim Tebow stood on the sideline with his eyes
Cavs’ Hickson can only improve
INDEPENDENCE — One thing Cavaliers forward J.J. Hickson won’t have to worry about is a sophomore
big ten roundup Saturday’s other games
No. 11 Iowa 20, Wisconsin 10 MADISON, Wis. — No. 11 Iowa needed a second-half road rally to keep
Best-sellers Publishers Weekly For the week ending Oct. 13
HARDCOVER FICTION 1. “The Lost Symbol” by Dan Brown (Doubleday) 2. “A Touch of Dead” by
‘Sonic Boom’
‘Sonic Boom’ KISS (KISS Records) Grade: B+ “Sonic Boom,” the first KISS studio album in 11
Phantoms rally falls short in loss to Des Moines
URBANDALE, Iowa — Despite another Youngstown Phantoms rally, the Des Moines Buccaneers pieced
Singletary shapes Niners his way
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — Mike Singletary rips into a player one moment, then quickly finds a way
‘God of Carnage’ to get new cast members
‘God of Carnage’ to get new cast members NEW YORK — Broadway’s “God of Carnage” will get a new set
Big East roundup \ Saturday’s games
West Virginia 24, Marshall 7 MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Noel Devine rushed for 103 yards and two
Hubbard, Western Reserve, Poland earn double wins
CANAL FULTON — Jackie Carlisle scored 16 points with five aces and made four kills to lead the
Who dropped the call?
Opinion: Who dropped the call? EDITOR: I would like to vent a little about the Youngstown Police
Upholding American tradition
Opinion: Upholding American tradition EDITOR: Government, elections, political memorabilia — that’s me.
$80,000 — that’s rich?
Opinion: $80,000 — that’s rich? EDITOR: “Thank you for your service,” the Veteran’s Administration
Wrangling over words 10 most frequently challenged books of 2008
“And Tango Makes Three,” by Justin Richardson and Peter Parnell, for anti-ethnic, anti-family,
Creative mess is a form of tantrum
Q. Our 3-year-old daughter has a bad habit of making a complete mess of her room whenever we confine
Teen librarian receives award
Teen librarian receives award WARREN — The awards and honors committee of the Ohio Library Council
25-cent room rate to celebrate quarter
ST. THOMAS, U.S. Virgin Islands (AP) — To celebrate the minting of the U.S. Virgin Islands quarter,
Mandela to publish his new memoir
FRANKFURT — Nelson Mandela will release a new memoir focusing on the best of his personal archives
Bookworm
Bookworm How to tell The curiosity has been killing you: Has your friend really read all those
Stambaugh ballroom to be setting for style show
YOUNGSTOWN — The ballroom at Stambaugh Auditorium, 1000 Fifth Ave., will be the setting on Nov. 4
For more information on Halloween essentials
for more information www.celebration.com: forum for party and decor ideas from experts and
Agenda Monday
Agenda Monday Hubbard City Council, 8 p.m., council chambers, 220 W. Liberty St. Caucus at 7 p.m.
MILESTONES
SCOUTS Receives Eagle award William N. Wainio, son of Anthony and Cyndi Wainio of Boardman,
Unwanted snow blowers, shovels sought for youth-training program
Unwanted snow blowers, shovels sought for youth-training program YOUNGSTOWN — Because of the
Back in action
Back in action One thing Cavaliers forward J.J. Hickson won’t have to worry about is a sophomore
AUSTINTOWN | School board
Seven candidates are running for three board of education seats. An (*) denotes the incumbent.
Missouri valley football conference \ Saturday’s games
Southern Illinois 27, Northern Iowa 20 CEDAR FALLS, Iowa — Deji Karim rushed for 125 yards and a
Deadline to apply for grants nears
Grants are available for projects in aquaculture and other agricultural topics. HARRISBURG —
Area candidates nights set for coming week
Deerfield The Berlin Lake Association’s fall meeting will be a “Meet the Candidates Night” at 7
Mid-American conference roundup Saturday’s games
Kent State 28, Eastern Michigan 6 YPSILANTI, Mich. — Spencer Keith passed for two touchdowns and
BLOOD DRAWINGS
today St. Elizabeth Health Center Donor Room, 1044 Belmont Ave., Youngstown, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call
CURRENT PRICES || Antiques & collectibles
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets,
SEASONAL-FLU VACCINE Clinic sites
The Vindicator will publish a daily listing of flu-vaccine clinic sites in the Mahoning and Shenango
Fall feature coming
Fall feature coming Send us a picture of your favorite pumpkin creation, and we’ll include it in
Butler acquires renowned artist’s mural
Pierre Soulages was the center of attention at the Pompadou Centre in Paris last week. Soulages,
Old enough TO ROCK!
MAGMA Middle-schoolers’ band has classic sound The number of paying shows the trio gets is a
Fire officials seeking cause of house blaze
WARREN — The cause of a blaze that destroyed a Douglas Street Northwest home remains under
‘Black Cat’ offers some horrifying scenes
YOUNGSTOWN — Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Black Cat” is a brief tale, roughly the length of a magazine
NATION & WORLD || Sharpton threatens to sue Limbaugh
Sharpton threatens to sue Limbaugh NEW YORK — The Rev. Al Sharpton on Saturday threatened to sue
HOME OFFICE TIPS
tips Better productivity Working at home shouldn’t compromise professionalism. About.com offers
if you go to Magma
if you go Who: Magma When: 9 p.m. Saturday, Aces Wild Wings, Boardman Plaza, U.S. Route 224,
BIRTHS
BIRTHS Forum Health Northside Medical Center Tina Wright and David Schragal Jr., Poland, girl,
Saturday, October 17 (101 stories)
MEGAN WALLACE | BENJAMIN MILLER
MEGAN WALLACE BENJAMIN MILLER BOARDMAN — St. James Meeting House was the setting at 4:30 p.m. Aug.
ANGELA EFLER | DR. BRYAN HOOKS
ANGELA EFLER DR. BRYAN HOOKS NEW WILMINGTON — After a honeymoon in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic,
KARA D'AMICO | DR. BRANDON MIKOLICH
KARA D’AMICO DR. BRANDON MIKOLICH POLAND — Antigua was the honeymoon destination of Dr. Brandon
CARRIE GROVES | JAMES PALAZZO
CARRIE GROVES JAMES PALAZZO YOUNGSTOWN — Carrie Groves and James Palazzo, both of 90 Carter
Spartans make a Federal case
Boardman moves into first with 26-0 win By JOHN BASSETTI BOARDMAN — It was an exercise in
Flu absences swell at Valley schools
There’s no value in counting H1N1 cases because they’re so prevalent, Mahoning County’s health
Lt. Marhulik suspended after admitting wrong-doing
Two police officers took the lieutenant home after a complaint was called in about him.
Poland not satisfied with close defeat
Steubenville defeated the Bulldogs 24-13 in the battle of unbeatens. By JOE SCALZO
McDonald defeats W. Reserve to stay on top
Two first-half turnovers generated 10 points in the 24-11 victory. By TOM WILLIAMS McDONALD —
Former Canfield cop gets 5 years’ probation
Tarasuck was sentenced Friday on felony charges. YOUNGSTOWN — A former Canfield police
Girard impresses with 40-7 win
The Indians’ victory over Campbell Memorial clinched a share of the AAC Blue title. By JOHN KOVACH
Meningitis suspected in death at Slippery Rock
The disease can be fatal if not treated promptly. SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. — A Slippery Rock
Why oppose state Issue 3? Voinovich counts the ways
Permitting casinos in Ohio would have ill effects on public policy and families, the Republican
Hubbard breaks out in 2nd half
HUBBARD — Prolific is not a term one would use to describe the Hubbard High offense in the first
Poland girls lead by 6 shots
State golf Poland is halfway toward a second straight state title in Division II. STAFF REPORT
Friends, foes of casino issue wager high on its outcome
Both sides are pumping tens of millions of dollars into the election campaign. COLUMBUS —
In emergency, it’s location, location, location
Fire chiefs, home builders and Realtors plan to publish educational advertisements. BOARDMAN
Pay for Pishkur produces protests
Objections are expected to be filed in court over his proposed pay. YOUNGSTOWN — Forum
Preservationists fight plan to raze historic home
Beverly Zona, who lives near this historic house at 104 Wallace Ave, New Castle, is one of a group New Castle area residents trying to save the North Hill-area home from the wrecking ball.
Man charged with rape, assault and kidnapping
YOUNGSTOWN — A Mahoning County grand jury this week indicted 27 people, including a man accused of
Man suspected of encouraging suicides in Internet chat rooms
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A nurse who authorities say got his kicks by visiting Internet suicide chat rooms
Years Ago
Years Ago Today is Saturday, Oct. 17, the 290th day of 2009. There are 75 days left in the year.
Youngstown Christian wins in OT; East, Fitch defeated
SOUTHINGTON — Spencer Reed’s extra-point kick in overtime after quarterback John Pecchia scored a
Buckeyes insist Purdue is better than 1-5
Ohio State gained just 184 yards last week, yet the Buckeyes beat Wisconsin 31-13 because they
Mooney routs SVSM
AKRON — A nine-point first-quarter deficit is no reason to count out the Cardinal Mooney High
Reclining in Recession
Easy chair sits pretty with increasing sales amid downturn RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Ah, the recliner.
Dodgers rally, beat Phillies to tie NLCS at 1-1
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A grounder off a fielder’s glove. A bunt that slipped by two players. The Los
2009 federal deficit surges to $1.42 trillion
WASHINGTON (AP) — What is $1.42 trillion? It’s more than the total national debt for the first 200
Canfield Township needs forward-thinking leaders
Editorial: Unlike some other communities in the Mahoning Valley that are in the midst of economic collapse,
Getting a guinea pig? Be ready to care for it
Dear Readers: A new movie was recently released featuring animated guinea pigs. This probably will
Police conduct drug raids, issue apology
YOUNGSTOWN — Police conducted two drug raids this week and have issued an apology to a family caught
His lack of get-up-and-go frustrates girlfriend
Dear Annie: I love my boyfriend. He’s a superb partner. He is, however, the laid-back type or,
Bring a dog home from a shelter today
Opinion: Walk into almost any animal shelter, and you’ll see row after row of homeless dogs with wagging
Use less energy and you’ll pay more for it
Opinion: COLUMBUS — It was hailed as a “landmark energy reform bill” that would prevent the kind of spikes
When, Mr. President?
San Francisco Chronicle: On Saturday night, the president reiterated his commitment to repeal the
Joblessness in Ohio drops from 10.8% to 10.1%
Joblessness in Ohio drops from 10.8% to 10.1% COLUMBUS — Ohio’s unemployment rate has dropped for
‘70s child preacher back
‘70s child preacher back Michael Lord, who rose to fame in the late 1970s as a child preacher,
TLC sues Jon Gosselin for breach of contract
NEW YORK (AP)— The TLC network has sued Jon Gosselin for purportedly breaching his contract as a
Ursuline Sisters, board to dedicate labyrinth
The labyrinth is intended to be a metaphor for the life journey of spiritual seekers. CANFIELD
sunday news shows Scheduled guests
Guest lineup for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week” — David Axelrod, White House senior
“Sorority Wars” (9 p.m., Lifetime): In “Sorority Wars,” Lucy Hale plays a
“Sorority Wars” (9 p.m., Lifetime): In “Sorority Wars,” Lucy Hale plays a college freshman who has
WHERE TO GO for area entertainment
Today Children Children’s Creative Yoga Camp Day, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Mill Creek MetroParks
local topics on TV Sunday programs
“Community Connection” (6:30 a.m., WFMJ-TV 21; rebroadcast at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday on the Time
Honda ponders faster car makeovers
NOVI, Mich. (AP) — Ask any car company executive how they plan to turn a profit in the future and
IFC presents 6 hours of Monty Python lunacy
NEW YORK — Those who don’t know Monty Python and don’t care have been blessed with six hours they
Trials set for police chiefs in surrogate-mother case
Trials set for police chiefs in surrogate-mother case ST. CLAIRSVILLE, Ohio — Trial dates have
First UMC of Mineral Ridge merging with Fairview UMC
MINERAL RIDGE — The First United Methodist Church of Mineral Ridge will have its last service Oct.
‘Simpsons’ contest lets winner create character
LOS ANGELES (AP) — “The Simpsons” is giving one lucky contest winner the chance to make others
Shriver’s pursuers need to get a grip
Opinion: As scandals involving Kennedys go, Maria Shriver’s failure to use a hands-free cell phone device
Doctor found guilty; twin awaits trial
HAMILTON, Ohio (AP) — A pediatrician was convicted Friday of 16 sex-related charges involving former
Federal agents arrest six in largest hedge-fund scheme in US history
NEW YORK (AP) — One of America’s wealthiest men was among six hedge fund managers and corporate
Award recipient to be honored
LIBERTY — Alan Mirkin is the 2009 recipient of the Justice Louis D. Brandeis Award and the K’far
SOCIETY DIGEST
United Nations Day celebration planned YOUNGSTOWN — The United Nations Association of the United
Richard Hatch released from prison
NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) — “Survivor” winner Richard Hatch schemed his way through challenges to claim $1
Alternate amendment would allow 15 casinos across Ohio
A legislator introduced another piece of legislation to legalize gambling. COLUMBUS — Voters
Union officials approve transfer
NEW CASTLE, Pa. — Despite objections of unfair competition from local businessmen, Union Township
Fire cause determined
Fire cause determined YOUNGSTOWN — Fire investigators have determined that a Sept. 14 fire at
Mayor vs. casinos
Mayor vs. casinos CLEVELAND — Mayor Jay Williams of Youngstown will take on Dan Gilbert, chairman
Career networking fair set next week
GIRARD — The Youngstown Ward of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 2205 Tibbetts-Wick
Book on Depression released
YOUNGSTOWN — The Department of History at Youngstown State University and several co–sponsors will
Mother, son face theft charges
Vanessa Pellin and Richard Pellin Jr. will be arraigned later this month. YOUNGSTOWN — Members
BEAUTY or BLIGHT?
Preservationists fight plan to raze historic New Castle home By JEANNE STARMACK NEW CASTLE,
Zoning request is approved in Weathersfield
MINERAL RIDGE — The Weathersfield Township Zoning Commission has approved a request from trustees
Mendenhall expected to start Sunday
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pittsburgh Steelers running back Rashard Mendenhall is expected to start against
Phantoms fall, 7-6, in overtime to Lincoln
LINCOLN, Neb. — In a game that had it all, the home side ended up having a little bit more. Ben
UN: More than 30,000 Iraqis have resettled in US
GENEVA (AP) — More than 30,000 Iraqis have moved to the United States under a resettlement program
Flaws found in Army’s tests of body armor
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Army made critical mistakes in tests of a new body armor design, according to
Suicide bomber kills 15 at Sunni mosque
BAGHDAD (AP) — A suicide bomber who hid among the Sunni congregation in a northern Iraqi mosque
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT A headline on a Friday B3 story was incorrect. The Tri-County Autism Society is
4 Americans die in blast in southern Afghanistan
KABUL (AP) — A roadside bomb killed four American troops in southern Afghanistan, the U.S. said
Abdullah would bring new leadership style
KABUL (AP) — He could bring a fresh face to the pinnacle of Afghan politics for the first time in
East Palestine keeps pace in ITCL Tier One
EAST PALESTINE — Shane Peterson rushed for 121 yards and scored three touchdowns to lead East
Turnovers fatal for Harding in loss to Massillon
MASSILLON — Facing essentially a must-win game at Massillon, the Warren Harding football team
Volkswagen opens applications for 1,200 jobs
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) — Volkswagen will start accepting applications Oct. 26 for about 1,200
CANFIELD | School board
Four candidates are running for three board of education seats. An (*) denotes the incumbent.
Pitt finally gets the best of Rutgers, 24-17
PISCATAWAY, N.J. (AP) — Freshman Dion Lewis ran for 180 yards and two touchdowns and Pittsburgh
Clippers’ rushing too much for Rams
MINERAL RIDGE — Columbiana’s white uniforms were soiled and Coach Bob Spaite’s boots were caked in
Cribbs frustrated with Browns
BEREA (AP) — While his teammates laughed and shouted around him, Josh Cribbs sat quietly by his
Four candidates seeking seats on Canfield board
Canfield is one of four Valley school districts to receive the ‘excellent with distinction’
Officials talk to students
Eight officials representing local governments and safety officials talked to the children.
Earnhardt Jr. says he has ‘had enough’ with a frustrating year
CONCORD, N.C. (AP) — Dale Earnhardt Jr. hit rock bottom during his last trip to Lowe’s Motor
Weekly quiz
Weekly quiz Q. As South, vulnerable, you hold: x9 5 4 uQ 6 5 2 v8 5 3 w9 8 2 The bidding has
Proposal would postpone state tax cut
The governor’s proposal would postpone the last year of a five-year tax-cut plan. COLUMBUS —
Seasonal-flu vaccine Clinic sites
The Vindicator will publish a daily listing of flu-vaccine clinic sites in the Mahoning and Shenango
Budget gap huge but has been worse
WASHINGTON (AP) — The federal government’s budget gap is huge — but by some measures, it’s been
Former religion reporter turns to ministry
FROM THE PULPIT Pastor Steve Scott likes to talk about the notion of a calling. On the
Outburst brings in cash
Outburst brings in cash WASHINGTON — The returns are in: Two words — you lie! — are worth more
Swine may have contracted HIN1 in Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Preliminary tests show three pigs in Minnesota may have contracted the H1N1 flu
H1N1 spread intensifies across US; vaccine supply begins to run short
WASHINGTON (AP) — The H1N1 flu is causing unprecedented illness for so early in the fall — including
Living civics lesson at Canfield school
Living civics lesson at Canfield school kThird-graders at Hilltop Elementary School in Canfield
MAHONING COUNTY COURT FILINGS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Bradley J. Morgan, 32, of 8410 Streamview Drive, #Q,
Minn. pigs may have tested positive for swine flu
Minn. pigs may have tested positive for swine flu Eds: Minor edits to trim. Moving on general news
Sabathia, Yankees too much for LA in opener
NEW YORK (AP) — CC Sabathia and the New York Yankees stopped the Los Angeles Angels cold in the AL
Canfield rolls past Chaney, 41-7; Struthers blanks Conneaut, 27-0
CANFIELD — Playing as the away team on its home turf, the Canfield High football team had no problem
Friday, October 16 (102 stories)
CLUB CALENDAR | Local organizations plan meetings
CLUB CALENDAR ASSOCIATIONS • William Penn Association, Branch 28 of Youngstown, will meet at 6
Society Digest
UPMC Foundation plans Boo Ball as benefit SHARON, Pa. — UPMC Horizon Community Health Foundation
Do you know where you’re living? You sure?
BOARDMAN — When a cell phone call comes to the 911 dispatch center, the geographic location of the
Deer smashes through Movie Gallery window
NEWTON FALLS — An eight-point buck charged through the front window of the Movie Gallery, 175 Broad
MYCAP gets $5,000 playground grant
YOUNGSTOWN — Mahoning-Youngstown Community Action Partnership has received a $5,000 grant to improve
Pittsburgh couple arrested after boy’s burning
PITTSBURGH (AP) — A Pittsburgh couple have been arrested on child endangerment charges after their 2
‘Boy in balloon’ family never shied from spotlight
FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) — Richard Heene and his family have never been afraid of the spotlight as
Niles’ Billy Lyell ready for hometown fight
He’ll face Chris Gray in the main event at the Eastwood Expo Center. In April, Billy Lyell
Key issues in race: flooding, police
Candidates for trustee would like to rebuild the auxiliary police force. AUSTINTOWN — The four
FAMILY TRADITION: McCarthy brothers together at Notre Dame
McCarthy brothers together at Notre Dame Kyle and Dan McCarthy’s grandfather, Jack Mayo, played
Mahoning judge frees 2 suspects, drops charges in 2007 homicide
The two men had been in jail for nearly two years. YOUNGSTOWN — Two men who had faced possible
Phantoms played well despite having flu bug
YOUNGSTOWN — Despite having four regulars out with illness, the Youngstown Phantoms made the most of
Blitz Reader Survey results
Wilkins Question 1 Best state championship team in the Valley’s history? XYour pick: 1973
Organizations seek funds to build group home
Two groups are trying to increase local resources for autistic adults. BOARDMAN — A 3.2-acre
Going Wholly Hog
Company profits slid 84-percent in the third quarter. Harley-Davidson drops Buell line to focus
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Health Center Brent Whetstone and Heather Fenstermaker-Whetstone, Warren, boy, Oct.
Jonze leaves the fun out
‘where the wild things are’ Sendak’s make-believe world creates a place for children to express
METRO DIGEST
Police probe theft YOUNGSTOWN — Police are looking for the people responsible for ripping the
MAHONING COUNTY COURT FILINGS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Carmine DeLucia, 34, of 15 S. Cadillac Drive, Boardman and
make your own mix
make your own mix While automated music recommendation engines that power Web services such as
YSU may take over steel museum
YSU officials see the link as a good fit for the university’s history department. Youngstown
Homer-happy Phillies knock off Dodgers, 8-6, in Game 1
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Carlos Ruiz’s three-run homer highlighted a five-run fifth inning, Raul Ibanez
Generic-drug companies looking for exemption
WASHINGTON — Generic-drug makers, which have saved Americans hundreds of billions of dollars in the
Angels, Yanks ready for Game 1
NEW YORK (AP) — Mark Teixeira remembers calling Torii Hunter last winter. “After I signed with the
Our support is unwavering
Editorial: CORRECTION: In Thursday’s editorial endorsing the candidacies of Adrianne Sturm, Brian Kesner and
Health care now has an abundance of rationing
Opinion: Late last month, as the Senate Finance Committee labored to produce its version of a health care
Jones scores 3 times in Ursuline victory
Allen Jones reached 3,000 career yards in the Irish’s 35-0 win over Buchtel. YOUNGSTOWN — When
Colorado balloon boy, family inhabit fairy-tale adventureland
Falcon and his brothers ‘could figure out how to make the toilet explode.’ One minute, President
U.S. military should not be a test lab
Opinion: I am sympathetic to the story told by Joseph Rocha, who claims in a Washington Post opinion column
President: We’ll rebuild region, make it stronger
NEW ORLEANS — In his first visit here since taking office, President Barack Obama sought Thursday to
Killer’s girlfriend charged with conspiracy in troopers’ shooting
TOBYHANNA, Pa. (AP) — A New Jersey woman is accused of providing the gun used to kill one
Tens of thousands expected to tour White House Gardens and Grounds
WASHINGTON (AP) — Tens of thousands of people are expected to stream through the White House gates
H1N1 side effect: limits on visits
St. E’s, St. Joe’s join growing list of Valley hospitals restricting access By PETER H. MILLIKEN
Chinese drywall? Goodbye, insurance
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — James and Maria Ivory’s dreams of a relaxing retirement on Florida’s
We can’t afford both guns and gurneys
Opinion: We’re close to our spending limit on the nation’s credit card. The bank bailout, the stimulus
Canvassing group calls it quits for casino drive
COLUMBUS (AP) — A national canvassing group has resigned from a pro-casino ballot campaign in Ohio
Can we change Karzai’s behavior?
Opinion: We may soon learn who the president of Afghanistan is. Or we may not. Imagine: As President Obama
Will the united states of Europe be a friend?
Opinion: The United States is about to confront a fierce new competitor, unlike any the nation has faced in
Years Ago
Today is Friday, Oct. 16, the 289th day of 2009. There are 76 days left in the year. On this date in
Justice Ginsburg briefly hospitalized again
Justice Ginsburg briefly hospitalized again WASHINGTON — Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader
H1N1 6 months on: Some relief in US, but winter looms
H1N1 6 months on: Some relief in US, but winter looms The virus has killed at least 4,500
Scientists use stem cells to grow heart muscle
WASHINGTON (AP) — Scientists have grown a piece of heart muscle — and then watched it beat — by
TruthPAC complaints to get state hearing
COLUMBUS (AP) — The Ohio Elections Commission has found probable cause that an anti- casino group
Cincinnati doubles up on USF
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Even with starting quarterback Tony Pike on the sideline, Cincinnati’s quick-
‘WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE’
‘WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE’ Grade: C- Director: Spike Jonze Running time: 1 hour 38 minutes
‘Brutal Legend’
‘Brutal Legend’ (Electronic Arts) for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 Grade: B No style of music has
Firm’s hope to generate energy: Rumble strips
WASHINGTON — Windmills were around for centuries before anyone thought they might generate
Forum seeks Neumann as interim CEO
‘A leadership void would do maximum damage,’ Forum Health says. YOUNGSTOWN — Forum Health and
Program produces, saves jobs
WASHINGTON (AP) — Businesses reported creating or saving more than 30,000 jobs in the first months
Surplus food
Surplus food Zion Lutheran Church, 3300 Canfield Road, Youngstown, various commodities, 10 to 11
Hornish keeps getting better
FONTANA, Calif. (AP) — It only would have taken a phone call. A quick chat with Roger Penske, and
Defection-free offseason likely could boost IndyCar
After Dario Franchitti picked up about $1.2 million in bonus cash and other prizes to commemorate
Father and son headline 1st class of Hall of Fame
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Bill France Sr., NASCAR founder, headlined the five inductees into the first
Neither vulnerable, South deals.
Neither vulnerable, South deals. NORTH xJ 10 5 uA J 3 v8 6 4 w8 5 3 2 WEST EAST x6 xQ
PUCO plans hearing on light-bulb issue
The light-bulb plan was implemented in an effort to reduce energy usage. COLUMBUS — State
‘Paranormal Activity’: Where will it appear next?
LOS ANGELES — The critics have spoken. Here’s what more than a few have to say: “Scariest movie of
Division I tennis players win 1, lose 1
OBERLIN — Canfield’s doubles team of Gabrielle Brant and Paige Zwicker, and Boardman’s Carolyn Jesko
Kaluza to be guest on HBA’s TV program
YOUNGSTOWN — Joe Kaluza is the featured guest on The Home Builders Association’s weekly television
Lakeview beats Hubbard for AAC soccer title
CORTLAND — Andrew Gardner had two goals and Ryan Ellis had four assists as Lakeview defeated Hubbard
McDonald schools in fiscal emergency
A projected $2.1 million deficit has pushed the school district into financial trouble.
Browns’ Lewis expects dogfight
Cleveland has lost 11 straight games to their rivals, the Steelers. BEREA (AP) — Of his more than
In a bad economy, big banks trade their way to profits
NEW YORK (AP) — The big banks are showing they can still make money, even as Main Street struggles —
Man faces charges in dealership investigation
The latest man arrested in the investigation worked as a collector for the auto dealership.
Bessemer event to feature pumpkins by the ton
BESSEMER, Pa. — Bessemer is coming back. Dealt a blow by the recent closing of the borough’s
Garth Brooks announces return from retirement
Garth Brooks announces return from retirement NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Country superstar Garth Brooks
Lawrence County Salary Board makes cuts to remain solvent
The corrections officers at the county jail have still managed to avoid pay cuts NEW CASTLE,
GETTING IT RIGHT
The phone number to call to audition for a high school talent show at the Penn State Shenango campus
Go & Do
Today Children Preschool Nature Hour: Batty About Bats, 10 a.m., 12:30 p.m., MetroParks Ford
Warren officer returns to work, faces charges
No criminal charge will be filed against the lieutenant. WARREN — A lieutenant in line to
VXI Calls On Valley
Chris Butcher, senior operations manager at VXI Global Solutions, stands among new operators at the company’s downtown call center. Butcher, a Mahoning Valley native, was working in Los Angeles when he suggested VXI consider Youngstown for a call center.
BUSINESS DIGEST
NATION Rates increase slightly for 30-year mortgages WASHINGTON — Rates for 30-year home loans
Victim of hit-skip in Salem still recuperating
SALEM — A Lisbon man is still recuperating in the hospital after being hit and dragged more than 250
More local news in brief
Lowellville police warn residents to lock cars LOWELLVILLE — Police are warning residents to lock
Campbell police plan to increase presence
CAMPBELL — The school district continues to offer counseling, and the police are planning to
Betras: Casino support lessens
New poll was commissioned by TruthPAC, a coalition of gambling opponents. YOUNGSTOWN —
Austintown school race is crowded and calm
Editorial: Austintown school race is crowded and calm There are seven candidates running for three seats in
Blitz Insider
A few minutes after last week’s win over Howland, Poland High coach Mark Brungard praised his senior
Project teaches teens tolerance
The monthlong experience gives youngsters plenty of opportunities to give back to the community.
Howland comes back with big win
The Tigers had too much offense for Niles in a 48-3 victory at Bo Rein Stadium. NILES — How
Gutierrez appears before panel
The former Marc Dann aide also has a criminal case pending in Columbus. COLUMBUS — Anthony
Coach Q&A: Warren Harding's D.J. Dota
When you’re a high school football team playing an independent schedule, it’s often tough to find
We have a duty to protect children from abuse
Dear Annie: We need your help, and the help of your millions of readers, to safeguard kids. In every
Baking soda makes stainless-steel sinks shine
Dear Heloise: I change the baking-soda fridge boxes regularly and keep one every other month to use
Thursday, October 15 (130 stories)
Girard house fire forces closing of nearby school
GIRARD — Firefighters rescued three people from a house fire at 72 East Main St. The call came in
Hit-skip victim still recuperating
SALEM — A Lisbon man is still recuperating in the hospital after being hit and dragged more than 250
‘Collector’ for Fat Man’s Auto Sales in custody
YOUNGSTOWN — A Rush Boulevard man, charged in connection with the ongoing investigation of a
Copper pipes taken from house as residents slept
YOUNGSTOWN — Police are looking for the individuals responsible for ripping the copper piping out of
Have you tried Cash4Gold? Tell us about it.
Have you used the service Cash4Gold but, in the end, felt like you were scammed? Was your jewelry
New downtown Youngstown call center opens
YOUNGSTOWN — About 40 workers were selling packages for DirecTV as a new downtown call center opened
Former Dann aide facing workers compensation board
COLUMBUS — Anthony Gutierrez made his case before a state panel Thursday that he should not have to
Poll: Support for casino gambling is fading
YOUNGSTOWN — Mahoning County Democratic Party Chairman David Betras released a new statewide poll
Pa. AG says diploma mill head still owes $130K
ERIE, Pa. (AP) — A man who state prosecutors say once ran an online diploma mill out of his Erie
Beaver Township plans youth party
NORTH LIMA — Beaver Township Park Board will sponsor a Kids Halloween Party for township youth at 6
Recipients of Valley Legacy Awards are announced
AUSTINTOWN — Five years ago, Shepherd of the Valley launched the Valley Legacy Awards to recognize
Rummage sale Saturday
Rummage sale Saturday GREENFORD — Green Township Volunteer Fire Department, 12210 Lisbon Road,
Poland golfers go for state repeat
They will be joined by the Lowellville boys team and two individuals. By GREG GULAS The Poland
Experts expect Dow to rise higher
The Dow has gained 53 percent since bottoming out in March. The Dow Jones industrial average
Williams: This date will live in history
Ancillary businesses serving V&M could crop up if the project proceeds. YOUNGSTOWN — Sept.
Boo Timko is medalist at Div. I golf
HINCKLEY — Boo Timko of Canfield High has qualified for the Division I boys state golf tournament.
Down, but not out
THE CLEVELAND BROWNS Despite losing his starting role, quarterback Brady Quinn said he is not
Youngstown police shoot dogs guarding puppies
The police department’s internal-affairs division is reviewing the shootings. YOUNGSTOWN —
Phillies, Dodgers in NLCS rematch
Last year Philadelphia beat L.A. in five games before winning the World Series. LOS ANGELES (AP) —
Ohio voters to decide on board affecting farm animals
State Issue 2 would create a board to set care standards for raising farm animals. COLUMBUS —
Fiscal watch criteria not met in Boardman
With no carryover at the end of this year, Boardman must have a balanced budget for 2010.
Kunitz scores winner for Pens in shootout victory over ’Canes
Pittsburgh set a franchise record for consecutive road wins — 5 — to start a season. RALEIGH, N.C.
Niles officials, residents voice concerns about cell-phone ban
Residents voiced their protests during the committee meeting. NILES — The chairman of
Flu takes toll on football teams
Some games around the state have been postponed to allow players to recover.
Reps mull trip to Brazil in Hoerig case
The 45-year-old Brazilian native is accused of killing her husband, an Air Force reserve major, in
Joint police department will be dissolved
One of the attorneys working on the dissolution says the split will be ‘amicable.’
New study unveils worst intersections in Valley
Joseph Dixon of Austintown stands alongside his brother’s Suzuki motorcycle at one of the most dangerous intersections in Mahoning County — Mahoning Avenue and state Route 46 in Austintown. Dixon’s own motorcycle was totaled when he was in an accident there this past summer.
PLENTY IN COMMON
ALCS Abreu, Teixeria face former teams in ALCS NEW YORK (AP) — Mark Teixeira and Bobby Abreu
LeBron James doesn’t play, Cavs lose to Washington, 109-104
CLEVELAND (AP) — LeBron James wasn’t around. His shoes were present. Mike Miller, wearing a pair
SPORTS DIGEST
LOCAL Chaney-East game moved to Oct. 31 YOUNGSTOWN — Due to a scheduling conflict, the Chaney
NORTHFIELD RESULTS
NORTHFIELD RESULTS LATE TUESDAY 7th—House Green (Koch) 25.80 11.80 8.40 Camtowns Jewel (Ma
Teen should let Carter make the next move
Dear Annie: I’m a 14-year-old girl who is having relationship problems. My new boyfriend and I just
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Medical Center Tina Shargo and Aaron Gump, Youngstown, boy, Oct. 14. Rita
Prep Volleyball roundup Wednesday’s games
Salem 21-25-23-25-15, Boardman 25-14-25-12-4 SALEM — Amy Scullion made 32 kills and two blocks
85,000 Iraqis killed in nearly 5 years of conflict
BAGHDAD (AP) — Iraq’s government said at least 85,000 Iraqis were killed from 2004 to 2008,
Biography on TV pioneer opens Jewish film festival
This year’s Youngstown Area Jewish Film Festival will begin Sunday with “Yoo-Hoo, Mrs. Goldberg,” a
Race for Poland trustees heats up
Flooding and traffic are among the issues being discussed. POLAND — Two challengers — both of
Original American Idol has all she ever wanted
Kelly Clarkson once again finds herself in a good place, but she had to get through the wilderness
Plan to pay ex-CEO $9,000/week angers union leaders
YOUNGSTOWN — After years of persuading members to accept contract concessions, union leaders are
‘Law Abiding Citizen’ serves revenge too cold
“Law Abiding Citizen” is a glib, brutal and preposterous revenge fantasy, a take-the-law-in-your-
Always know where fire extinguishers are
Dear Heloise: My sister recently had a pan of grease catch fire, and some things became rather
YEARS AGO
Today is Thursday, Oct. 15, the 288th day of 2009. There are 77 days left in the year. On this date
auditions \ Where to try out for roles
ACTORS “The Last Vampire On Earth.” Lemodeln Model and Talent Agency, 7536 Market St., Boardman.
Sturm, Kesner, Olson for Canfield schools
Editorial: Question: What does a school district do for an encore when year after year it is rated as one of
MAHONING COUNTY COURT FILINGS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Robert J. Tullio, 40, of 117 Danbury Drive, Boardman, and
PGA’s Finchem going to Asia for 18-day trip
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem has been more visible than ever at
Dylan’s Christmas album is early present
This Christmas season, parents will introduce their children to a legendary sage from northern
Dancer sentenced for attacking colleague
AKRON (AP) — A woman has been sentenced to a year of probation for attacking a fellow exotic dancer
Officials: Suspect’s ties to al-Qaida went to the top
Officials: Suspect’s ties to al-Qaida went to the top NEW YORK — The airport- shuttle driver
Parents: Talk to teens about driving
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — For years, public service announcements warned parents to talk to their
State prison system plans staffing cuts
COLUMBUS (AP) — State officials have informed union members that Ohio’s prison system plans to lay
Federal option isn’t dead yet
WASHINGTON (AP) — Fears about high costs of the health-care overhaul and mistrust of insurers are
Home ownership is not necessarily a good thing
Opinion: Back in the days of the Soviet Union, two Russian economists who had never lived in a country with a
Cincinnati-South Florida game for Big East lead
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — The architect of one of the nation’s fastest growing college football programs
Could a GOP wave be building?
Opinion: WASHINGTON — Demure Delaware was the first state to ratify the Constitution, but since then has not
Some nursing-home residents get futile care, two studies find
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A surprising number of frail, elderly Americans in nursing homes are suffering
Repeal of ’05 tax cuts only solution for Ohio
Opinion: Ohio is a great, messy, complicated state. We are conservative and liberal, libertarian and
African parents sacrifice school, clothes, health for one meal
NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Parents in some of Africa’s poorest countries are cutting back on school,
Fate figures heavily in ‘FlashForward’ mystery
“This is one of the finest pilots on the page that I’ve ever read. What’s so unique about it is the
Reader finds relief from stings with soy sauce
Q. I was adjusting my sprinkler timer and did not realize my arm was bumping against a wasp nest.
Polanski affair reveals true Hollywood
Opinion: Not that I’m excusing it, but the revolting stance Hollywood has taken in defense of child-raping
Krista: rock flair, hip-hop attitude
Armed with her recently released debut album, “Taking Back Brooklyn,” singer Krista will take a shot
Illusionist David Copperfield will appear at 5:30 p.m. Thursday night at Powers Auditorium, then
Illusionist David Copperfield will appear at 5:30 p.m. Thursday night at Powers Auditorium, then
End ethanol tax credits
Kansas City Star: Congress has tried to create a charmed life for ethanol and Midwestern corn
Obama calls on Congress to OK $250 payments to senior citizens
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama called on Congress Wednesday to approve $250 payments to
WHO SAID SO?
Opinion: “The bottom line here is we need a final bill, a merged bill, that gets 60 votes.” Sen. Max
Watchdog blames Treasury chief for AIG bonus mess
WASHINGTON (AP) — Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is “ultimately responsible” for regulators’
Afghan talk aims at civilian efforts
WASHINGTON (AP) — As President Barack Obama inches closer to a decision on new troops for
Scherr: Rio had an edge with IOC
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The ousted CEO of the U.S. Olympic Committee said changing leadership and
Rescued woman appears in magazine
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Jaycee Dugard is emerging from obscurity after police say she spent 18 years as
GIRARD, HUBBARD AND LIBERTY POLICE CALLS
A summary of recent criminal activity in Girard, Hubbard and Liberty: GIRARD Oct. 12 Breaking
Health care a moral issue
Opinion: Health care a moral issue EDITOR: Recently, I attended a showing of Michael Moore’s movie
Kids under 10 likely to need two H1N1 shots
Test results of its H1N1 vaccine suggest that children under 10 are likely to need two shots to be
Pakistani military flexes muscles over US aid
ISLAMABAD (AP) — Just last week, Pakistan’s foreign minister was playing down his army’s objections
Gambling’s collateral damage
Opinion: Gambling’s collateral damage EDITOR: After reading the article in “How We See It” on the
Da Vinci’s fingerprint prices art at $150M
TORONTO (AP) — Mona Lisa has something new to smile about. A portrait of a young woman thought to
Record 1B people go hungry worldwide, UN says
NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Parents in some of Africa’s poorest countries are cutting back on school,
Lottery hoax causes riot at store
COLUMBUS (AP) — A woman being driven around in a rented limousine pulled up at a coat store and
NATION
NATION Wall Street Journal passes USA Today in circulation NEW YORK — The Wall Street Journal
Retail sales up 0.5%, if you don’t count autos
WASHINGTON (AP) — Retail sales declined in September by the largest amount this year as car sales
Surplus food
Surplus food Friends House Chapel, 192 Haseltine Ave., Youngstown, clothing and food, 11 a.m. to
GETTING IT RIGHT
Ashley Ratkowski, 23, of Austintown, was charged with two counts of vehicular manslaughter in the
movie schedule \ For the week beginning Friday
movie schedule \ For the week beginning Friday Movie listings are based on the best information
WHERE TO GO for area entertainment
TheSources Ticketmaster: Macy’s in Eastwood, Southern Park and Shenango Valley malls; and Giant
Taylor Swift snares six AMA nominations
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Taylor Swift says she is “absolutely walking on a cloud” over her six
Seasonal-flu vaccine Clinic sites
The Vindicator will publish a daily listing of flu-vaccine clinic sites in the Mahoning and Shenango
49ers’ Crabtree to debut Oct. 25
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — Michael Crabtree will make his NFL debut in his home state as planned.
Styx drummer to lead drum clinic at YSU
Styx drummer to lead drum clinic at YSU STRUTHERS — The Drum Shop, 576 Youngstown-Poland Road,
New Disney World ride lets kids design their own roller coaster
MIAMI (AP) — Kids tired of experiencing the same old roller coasters have a new ride to tackle.
Evil stepfather is a nice break for Dylan Walsh
Dylan Walsh isn’t into the whole spiritual psychobabble deconstruction of the profession of acting.
Steelers scramble to find a replacement for Aaron Smith
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Playing for a month without Troy Polamalu was difficult enough for the Pittsburgh
Weathersfield, Niles to swap land
Police have a new contract with 2 percent wage increases in 2010 and 2011. MINERAL RIDGE —
Radio host’s ancestors get posthumous pardon
Radio host’s ancestors get posthumous pardon COLUMBIA, S.C. — Two great- uncles of syndicated
Paleface: Folk music that can get a crowd dancing
If there’s one constant in popular music, it’s the ever-shifting winds of influence that continue to
Issue 3 helps Youngstown
Opinion: Issue 3 helps Youngstown EDITOR: I am writing this to voice my concern about Youngstown City
Ballesteros hopeful of playing in 2010 British Open at St. Andrews
MADRID (AP) — Seve Ballesteros is hopeful that his health will allow him to play a round at next
Sunday’s Games
Sunday’s Games Detroit at Green Bay, 1 p.m. N.Y. Giants at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Cleveland at
Second murder trial set for next week
The defendants had been on trial for two weeks, but a hung jury resulted in a mistrial.
Palmer: Thumb is not a problem
CINCINNATI (AP) — With a black glove supporting his left hand, quarterback Carson Palmer went
Cornerstone Dinner planned for shelter
Beatitude House has been in operation since 1997. WARREN — Beatitude House, which serves
Owners table vote on free agency window
BOSTON (AP) — For now, the NFL won’t be creating an offseason window when teams can negotiate with
Sports schedules
SCHEDULE TODAY Football Akron Buchtel vs. Ursuline at YSU, 7:30 p.m. Howland at Niles, 7
SOCCER
SOCCER WOMEN Grove City 3, Bethany 2 — For the second straight match, the Bethany women’s soccer
Prep soccer \ Wednesday’s games
GIRLS Howland 2, Poland 1 HOWLAND — Senior Abby Keul’s first career goal with 20 minutes left
Vienna Twp. books ready for audit
The fiscal officer at the time the accounting problems occurred said she didn’t have time to do the
Man pleads guilty to fraud charges
The bar and restaurant owner will be sentenced Dec. 21. YOUNGSTOWN — The owner of the Youngstown
Metro digest
Traficant hosts Nugent YOUNGSTOWN — Former congressman James A. Traficant Jr. will have a special
Late goal gives US a 2-2 tie against Costa Rica
WASHINGTON (AP) — Jonathan Bornstein headed in a corner kick in the fifth minute of stoppage time,
No. 5 Boise State holds off Tulsa, 28-21
TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Kellen Moore threw two short touchdown passes to Tommy Gallarda, and No. 5 Boise
Sports on TV
TODAY 8 a.m. (STO) “High School Sports Insider.” 10 a.m. (GC) Golf: Portugal Masters. 1 p.m.
Niles school board OKs plan to purchase school
NILES — The board of education has approved a plan that will result in the purchase of the former
Wednesday, October 14 (117 stories)
Niles BOE to buy school
NILES — The board of education has approved a plan that will result in the purchase of the former Mount Carmel School on North Rhodes Avenue from the Youngstown Catholic Diocese
Girard robotics team to have rummage sale
GIRARD — The Girard High School Robotics Team will have a rummage sale to help fund the group. The
Youngstown and Girard ink deal for site eyed by V and M Star
YOUNGSTOWN — Officials from Youngstown and Girard gathered at the Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber
Cleveland buses will ’talk’ to warn pedestrians
CLEVELAND (AP) — Cleveland is making its public buses talk to improve pedestrian safety following
Appliance and electronics recycling collection set for Saturday
YOUNGSTOWN — An appliance and electronics recycling collection will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS WEDNESDAY • Tonight is wing night at American Legion on Route 14,
Church rummage sale
Church rummage sale BOARDMAN — Simon Road Church of God, 4750 Simon Road, off Indianola, will have
It’s Play Time In Boardman
High school drama guild pulls in popular and fresh productions, pushes out edgy content By RICK
NO ‘O’ STATE
Buckeyes search for more scoring Ohio State and QB Terrelle Pryor need to get much better.
Sean Lee practices with Penn St., hopes to play
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — Injured Penn State linebacker Sean Lee returned to practice this week,
Harding stays in playoff hunt
Mooney stayed atop the Div. III, Region 13 ratings. Losing to the state’s top-ranked team didn’t
Donald Jones among award winners
Wide receiver Donald Jones, linebacker Na’eem Outler and strong safety Sir Demarco Bledsoe were
Reserved season tickets on sale now for men’s, women’s hoops
Season ticket packages are on sale for the 2009-10 Youngstown State men’s and women’s basketball
Public helps Warren police find robbery suspect
WARREN — Police, working together with the public, have again captured a suspect accused of a
Gary, Ind., police tour Youngstown to exchange crime-fighting ideas
Youngstown police officials plan to visit and learn from Gary, Ind. YOUNGSTOWN — Learning
Go for it, school board tells backers of $2.6M Rayen Stadium renovation
Artificial turf, improved seating and more parking are all part of the plan. YOUNGSTOWN — The
What government does well
Opinion: What government does well EDITOR: An Oct. 8 letter, “You can count on health care reform being
Youngstown seals deal on V&M
An estimated $20 million in site improvements could begin within two weeks.
Obama has done nothing to earn ‘prize’
Opinion: “War will continue until the end...” (Daniel 9:26) Like the Pulitzer Prize for journalism,
Lawrence Co. panel says windows in former church aren’t a conflict
Lawrence Co. panel says windows in former church aren’t a conflict Despite passage of a state
GETTING IT RIGHT
Combined overtime in the Boardman police and fire departments totals $493,487 — $219,163 in police
Canfield Twp. will accept bids on windmill with solar panels
CANFIELD — The township wants to “go green” in a big way to help reduce energy and save money.
Limbaugh already down one vote in bid
Limbaugh was forced to resign from an ESPN show in 2003. BOSTON (AP) — Rush Limbaugh’s bid to buy
Poland blanks Canfield, 2-0
POLAND — Charles Lamping and Matt Mrozek each scored one goal and Taylor Malaniak had an assist to
Ship built with steel from trade center sets sail for NY
AVONDALE, La. (AP) — A Navy assault ship built with tons of steel salvaged from the World Trade
POLAND AND BOARDMAN TOWNSHIPS
A summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman townships: POLAND Oct. 7
First-grader gets a break
BEAR, Del. (AP) — A Delaware first-grader who faced a lengthy punishment for bringing his favorite
California storm prompts concerns over mudslides
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Residents across California braced for possible flash floods and mudslides
Nearly half of adult H1N1 patients have no underlying health condition
ATLANTA (AP) — The largest U.S. analysis of hospitalized adult H1N1 patients has found almost half
Homeless man, 55, charged in rape of Campbell teen on way to school
The girl was abducted a few streets away from her home. CAMPBELL — A 15-year-old girl walking
Supreme Court ponders reinstating death penalty
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court seemed receptive Tuesday to reinstating the death sentence of a
Bengals living on the edge, sitting in first place
“I honestly feel it’s been a good thing that we’ve had these close games.” Roy Williams Bengals
INJURY CONCERNS
Long term dangers worry the Steelers PITTSBURGH (AP) — Hines Ward’s game is partly defined by his
College students test Kindle e-reading device in experiment to find both its pros and cons
SEATTLE (AP) — It’s an experiment that has made back-to-school a little easier on the back:
Spectacular snack calls for simple ingredients
Top chefs worldwide know the key to making something fabulous in the kitchen: Keep it simple and
Have a ball for National Popcorn Poppin’ Month
October is National Popcorn Poppin’ Month, a time to celebrate the granddaddy of all snack foods.
Agenda Thursday
Agenda Thursday Newton Falls school board, 6:30 p.m., board room, junior-senior high school,
Teaming texture with flavor
The fall season creeps in with subtle changes—a swirl of leaves, a shift in temperature, and the
POLAND | School board
Four candidates are running for two board of education seats. An (*) denotes the incumbent. FRANK
Thick-skinned fruit has a flavor tough to beat
WINTER SQUASH BY NATALIE LARICCIA Cooler weather and changing colors bring a bounty of
Surplus food
Surplus food Bethel Church of God in Christ, 3147 Glenwood Ave., Youngstown, various commodities,
Maurice Sendak, ever-untamed, sees ‘Wild Things’ adapted
NEW YORK — About the hoopla surrounding the film adaptation of “Where the Wild Things Are,” Maurice
Hospitals worry about shortage of face masks
CLEVELAND (AP) — Ohio hospitals want state and federal officials to ease a recommendation that
Underwood will host holiday special on Fox
Underwood will host holiday special on Fox NEW YORK — The Fox network says Carrie Underwood will
North-South vulnerable. North deals.
North-South vulnerable. North deals. NORTH xJ 5 4 u10 7 2 vQ 9 5 3 w7 5 4 WEST EAST
Aaron Smith has shoulder ailment
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pittsburgh Steelers defensive end Aaron Smith has a right shoulder injury that
Kick up the fun on your favorite comfort foods
When the temperature drops, it’s natural for thoughts — and cravings — to turn toward soothing and
Yankees may opt for 3-man rotation
NEW YORK (AP) — The Yankees might go with a three-man rotation against the Los Angeles Angels in the
Eight selected for induction Oct. 31
The Youngstown State Athletic Department is accepting reservations for the athletics hall of fame
Turn up the heat with fiery flavors
Chilly temperatures call for chili spices. There’s no quicker way to heat up your body than with the
Shoplifter assaults mall security officer
NILES — A security officer for the Eastwood Mall reported that a woman shoplifter assaulted him or
Biometrics to the rescue
Biometrics to the rescue Dallas Morning News: Most of us reading about terrorist wannabe Hosam
Absentee-ballot discrepancies probed
CINCINNATI (AP) — The Hamilton County prosecutor has begun an investigation into discrepancies with
Forget Afghanistan, let’s nation-build at home
Opinion: EAST OTIS, Mass. — The assessment of the war in Afghanistan from the top US general there is grim.
Uncertain numbers bother officials
Township trustees have grown frustrated over getting information from the fiscal officer.
Indians keep manager search a secret
CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cleveland Indians are working the phones to find their next manager. General
Sources: General warns of perils of Afghan corruption
Sources: General warns of perils of Afghan corruption WASHINGTON — Rampant government corruption
Director fields questions on city’s comeback bid
An international newspaper calls the city ‘a young town again.’ YOUNGSTOWN — An international
MAHONING COUNTY COURT FILINGS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Gebil Gebremedhin, 30, of 27 Koningin Emma Laan, Delft,
Years Ago
Today is Wednesday, Oct. 14, the 287th day of 2009. There are 78 days left in the year. On this date
Health reform clears hurdle Maine Republican joins 14 Dems in supporting bill
WASHINGTON (AP) — Fully bipartisan it isn’t. But at long last, White House-backed health-care
Nobel jurors defend Obama peace prize
OSLO (AP) — One judge noted with surprise that President Barack Obama “didn’t look particularly
Michael Jackson earns American Music Awards nods
NEW YORK (AP) — Michael Jackson has a chance to win artist of the year posthumously at the American
Freeman helps friend in Miss. governor’s race
CLARKSDALE, Miss. (AP) — Academy-Award winner Morgan Freeman says Mississippi is “starving” for the
Other plants prepare for Cruze launch
Lordstown isn’t the only place that is preparing for the launch of the Chevrolet Cruze. General
What to watch
“The Middle” (8:30 p.m., ABC): On “The Middle,” Frankie and Mike see their plans for a romantic
In Poland Township, Lidle and Naples
Editorial: In Poland Township, Lidle and Naples It’s not quite as easy to oversee Poland Township these days
AUTO INDUSTRY
UAW, Ford OK tentative deal on contract DETROIT (AP) — Union leaders from Ford’s factories voted
Weis: Notre Dame can beat USC
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — “We believe” was written in chalk Tuesday on the walkway leading up to the
Robbery attempt
Robbery attempt YOUNGSTOWN — A Brownlee Woods resident told police he was ambushed outside his
Candlelight vigil to remember miscarried and stillborn babies
CANFIELD — Sherri Horvat realized her worst nightmare this past April. During a routine prenatal
Columbiana schools treasurer says there’s no housing slump in district
Deficit projections are likely to change, the treasurer says. COLUMBIANA — Columbiana
Peace prize no favor to harried Obama
Opinion: The Norwegian Nobel committee has done President Obama no favor by awarding him the 2009 Peace
U.S. forward Davies is ‘serious’ after accident
ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) — U.S. national team forward Charlie Davies had several broken bones and a
Jets coach is angry, humbled by defeat
NEW YORK (AP) — Rex Ryan arrived back at the New York Jets facility early Tuesday morning and never
college roundup News and notes
Nebraska: An offense that came out flat in its two biggest games had better improve if the
LA fans dream of Freeway World Series
The Dodgers and Angels have tough opponents, though, in the NLCS. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ssshhhh,
PREP VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP \ Tuesday’s matches
Hubbard 25-25-25, Lakeview 14-17-19 HUBBARD — Marcy Angelo had 40 assists, 12 points and two
National union president arrested in Avon, Ohio
WASHINGTON (AP) — The president of a national railroad employees union was arrested at his Ohio home
Program affected 13,144 Ohio jobs
COLUMBUS (AP) — The federal economic stimulus package has saved or created more than 13,000 jobs in
Murder trial reset after jury deadlocks
The jurors, seven women and five men, deliberated for 12 hours over two days. YOUNGSTOWN — A
Support the president’s plan
Opinion: Support the president’s plan EDITOR: As a registered nurse I have been a long-time and assertive
REGION
REGION Stoneridge acquires 51% of electrical-system supplier HOWLAND — Stoneridge said Tuesday
P&G’s new CEO: Boost customers
CINCINNATI (AP) — The Procter & Gamble Co.’s new CEO wants to fire up growth by adding a billion new
Fire on Warren Post Office roof doesn’t stop delivery of mail
Fire on Warren Post Office roof doesn’t stop delivery of mail STAFF REPORT WARREN — A Monday
Officer back in Canfield Schools
CANFIELD — Patrolman Paul Lasky could be back at his post inside the Canfield School District before
Thread or floss can cut cheesecake
Dear Heloise: Can you tell me some way to cut a cheesecake without it sticking to the knife? I’ve
GM criticized for plan to raise US production
DETROIT — The new General Motors Co. is showing some old GM traits, according to industry analysts
Obama must go for knockout in Afghanistan
Opinion: WASHINGTON — There are many reasons for hunkering down in Afghanistan and adopting a tougher
Outcome of school-board election in Poland will center on hiring
POLAND — The athletic director hire that became a lightning rod for public discussion in Poland is
This marriage has one too many
Dear Annie: I have been married to “Kristina” for 14 years, and we have a beautiful 7-year-old
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Health Center Linda Martin and Erik J.E. Linebaugh, Boardman, boy, Sept. 22. David
Tuesday, October 13 (110 stories)
Man held in Campbell girl’s rape and kidnapping
CAMPBELL — A 15-year-old Campbell girl was abducted at knifepoint on her way to school Monday
Senate Finance Committee passes heath care proposal, 14-9
WASHINGTON (AP) -- A pivotal Senate committee has approved a sweeping remake of the country’s health
Gary, Ind. police look to Youngstown for answers
YOUNGSTOWN — Learning about Youngstown’s crime-fighting and revitalization efforts was the goal of
International newspaper says Youngstown is coming back
YOUNGSTOWN — An international newspaper has published a story describing Youngstown as a city on the
Judge won’t hear Newton Falls case
WARREN — A hearing planned for Wednesday morning is canceled after Judge Thomas A. Swift ruled he
People help police nab bank robbery suspect
WARREN — Police can again thank the public for their help in catching a man accused of robbing the
Warren mail still delivered despite fire
WARREN — A Monday afternoon fire in the roof of the post office on High Street challenged its
GM plants prep for Cruze and Volt production
Lordstown isn’t the only place that is preparing for the launch of the Chevrolet Cruze. General
Candlelight vigil will honor stillborns
CANFIELD — Sherri Horvat realized her worst nightmare this past April. During a routine prenatal
Pink Ribbon bagels available today
Pink Ribbon bagels available today WARREN — Panera Bread is inviting customers to join in the
REUNIONS | Former classmates plan to meet
REUNIONS • Campbell Memorial High School Class of 1956 will meet for lunch at 11 a.m. Thursday at
Forum seeks pay for Pishkur
Another battle with lenders looms unless Forum completes a restructuring plan soon.
Business, open 4 days, is robbed by burglars
Cellular backup service, offered by most alarm companies, is a good tool for stopping burglars,
YSU’s Martin expects record improvement
Her Penguins were 3-27 in her initial season as basketball head coach. BOARDMAN — When it’s
School has town-hall meeting
The superintendent was present to answer any questions on the bond issue. AUSTINTOWN — If
‘We’re ready to work together’
The Youngstown Board of Control will vote on the V&M Star Steel agreement at 5 p.m. today.
1968 grads planning 60th birthday party
A group from Reserve and Harding is organizing the event. WARREN — In the early 1970s, few
Officials revive plans to put tolls on I-80
A federal agency rejected the bid 13 months ago. PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pennsylvania Turnpike officials
Poland blanks Lakeview; Fitch slips past Salem, 1-0
POLAND — Abbey Chandler and Erin Gabriel each scored for the Poland High soccer team, which blanked
Poll has ITCL rivals in D-6
McDonald is No. 7 and Western Reserve is No. 10 in the Division VI rankings. McDonald and
Late Dolphins rally pins 31-27 loss on Jets
MIAMI (AP) — Running back Ronnie Brown scored on a 2-yard keeper up the middle in the wildcat
NFL probes Davis injury
BEREA (AP) — Cleveland Browns coach Eric Mangini said he’s cooperating with the NFL in its
TENNIS \ Monday’s events
Generali ladies LINZ, Austria — Fourth-seeded Carla Suarez Navarro eased past Katarina Srebotnik
“Starz Inside: Zombiemania” (10 p.m., Starz): Get ready for an invasion of flesh-eating
“Starz Inside: Zombiemania” (10 p.m., Starz): Get ready for an invasion of flesh-eating ghouls.
Frosty Phillies grab series edge
DENVER (AP) — No blown save this time for Brad Lidge. Just another blown call by the umpires. The
Marker remains a solid presence at university
The 10-ton boulder is a symbol of strength for YSU. YOUNGSTOWN — Just about everyone on
First-place Bengals are still grieving
CINCINNATI (AP) — The fourth quarter was starting, and the game was getting crazy. In the Cincinnati
ROTC cleans up OSU’s Horseshoe
COLUMBUS — At 5:45 a.m. Sunday, just a few hours after their friends had gone to bed, the Naval
Fourth-quarter follies
Steelers struggle to close PITTSBURGH (AP) — Every fourth quarter is an adventure for the
METRO DIGEST
Woman faces charges in high-speed chase YOUNGSTOWN — A 19-year-old woman is charged with failure
Phillies rally in 9th to oust Rockies
Jayson Werth’s RBI single sent Philadelphia back to the NLCS for a rematch with the Dodgers.
Spread the money around
Opinion: Spread the money around EDITOR: First Energy gave me a brain storm. I am planning to give every
NHL ROUNDUP \ Monday’s other games
Avalanche 4, Bruins 3 BOSTON — David Jones scored a short-handed goal to lift Colorado over
Protocol for lethal injection under scrutiny
Romell Broom knew he was about to die when the Ohio prison warden came to his cell, escorted by
GOP uses ACORN to fight law
WASHINGTON (AP) — Conservative Republicans are capitalizing on the troubles of community activist
Accident spurs NASCAR debate
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — It was just a little over two years ago when two-time series champion Tony
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Medical Center Vince and Whitney Zmith, Poland, girl, Oct. 7. Sequious
How to get White House to send out greetings
Dear Readers: Many have written asking about having birthday greetings sent from the White House.
She’s tired of husband always catering to siblings
Dear Annie: My husband seems to be the “go to” guy in his family. He used to do carpentry work, and
Dropped passes plague Browns in ugly victory
As many as nine tosses were botched in Cleveland’s 6-3 victory at Buffalo. BEREA (AP) — As the
Tyson: I don’t want to know details of daughter’s death
Tyson: I don’t want to know details of daughter’s death CHICAGO — Former heavyweight champion Mike
Health bill kills the nation on the deficit
Opinion: America’s public debt is a monster, trillions upon trillions of dollars piled atop each other. We
18 bouts set for Wednesday at McMenamy’s
NILES — Boxers from Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida will highlight Wednesday’s 18-bout “Knock ‘em,
Yankees aces pass first-round playoff test
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — CC Sabathia was superb, A.J. Burnett followed suit and Andy Pettitte added to his
CANFIELD AND AUSTINTOWN POLICE CALLS
Summary of police activity in the city of Canfield and Austintown: CANFIELD Oct. 7 Drug
Former athlete testifies at pediatrician’s trial
HAMILTON, Ohio (AP) — A former high school athlete who testified Monday in the trial of a southwest
Job data to show stimulus helped teachers, laborers
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama’s stimulus plan spared tens of thousands of teachers from
America’s brand may be on its way back
Opinion: I was as surprised as everybody when I read on Friday that President Barack Obama had won the Nobel
College cutbacks make it harder to earn degrees
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — It isn’t just tuition increases that are driving up the cost of college. Around
Fourth militant attack in days kills 41 in Pakistan
ISLAMABAD (AP) — Militants from the heart of Pakistan teamed up with Taliban insurgents from the
Demjanjuk files appeal with German court
KARLSRUHE, Germany (AP) — Germany’s highest court says it has received an appeal from John
In building design, green walls take root
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The next big thing in green building design might be to turn an idea on its side.
Measure may leave 17M in US without coverage
WASHINGTON — As a Senate committee prepares to vote today on a closely watched plan to overhaul
Are there too many charities in America?
Opinion: VALLEJO, Calif. — There are more than 1.4 million charities in the United States. That’s more than
Insurance industry attacks health plan
WASHINGTON (AP) — Insurance companies aren’t playing nice any more. Their dire message that
Years Ago
Today is Tuesday, Oct. 13, the 286th day of 2009. There are 79 days left in the year. On this date
Report: N. Korea fires 5 short-range missiles
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea test-launched five short-range missiles Monday, reports said,
Israeli leader denounces UN report on Gaza action
Israeli leader denounces UN report on Gaza action JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on
Agenda Wednesday
Agenda Wednesday Boardman Township Trustees, 5:30 p.m., Township Government Center, 8299 Market
Fulks, Poma, Amstutz have earned re-election
Editorial: If you want to understand how the Boardman School District has maintained its excellent academic
CAUTIOUS TRADING
On Wall Street, stocks pare gains as higher crude gives boost to energy NEW YORK (AP) — Investors
WWE makes decision to take family-friendly approach
NEW YORK — Bob Barker, Shaquille O’Neal, Ozzy Osbourne, Al Sharpton and Cedric the Entertainer
NFL \ News & notes
49ers: Dre’ Bly took Mike Singletary’s usual spot at the podium in a team meeting room and
Jackson single debuts online
LONDON (AP) — Michael Jackson returned to the airwaves Monday with a new song — the first from an
Heed the signs of H1N1 complications, doctors tell parents
CHICAGO (AP) — Max Gomez was a bright-eyed 5-year-old happy to have just started kindergarten when
Problems plague Afghan presidential vote recount
KABUL (AP) — Efforts to resolve Afghanistan’s fraud-marred presidential election suffered new
Rejecting health care reform would be folly
Opinion: Fifteen years ago, Bob Dole decided it was better to kill health care reform than to hand a
Defendants in Smith case face hearing
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Two doctors and the lawyer-boyfriend of Anna Nicole Smith are due in court to
Cornersburg Sparkle, plaza to be renovated
CORNERSBURG — The owners of Cornersburg Sparkle Market plan to spend $1 million to renovate the
Casino issue boasts notorious tacticians, both pro and con
COLUMBUS (AP) — Behind the daily barrage of accusations and attack ads in the latest ballot campaign
Skate Zone’s Halloween Night to benefit Make-A-Wish kids
AUSTINTOWN — Skate Zone Family Fun Center, 5420 Mahoning Ave., will host a Halloween Family Night
Business news digest
NATION Allstate Corp. names new chief marketing officer NORTHBROOK, Ill. — Allstate Corp. on
Man treated for gunshot to hand
KINSMAN — A 53-year-old Perkins-Greenville Road man was treated at St. Elizabeth Health Center after
Children’s center to receive funds to create program
Families of special-needs children will get help under a new two-year program. HOWLAND — U.S.
These parents not convinced that vaccines are safe
Opinion: These parents not convinced that vaccines are safe EDITOR: As parents of children with autism we
Station owner sues supplier
The pump repairman suffered facial burns. YOUNGSTOWN — The owner of a West Side gasoline
Penguins bounce the Senators
Tyler Kennedy scored twice in Pittsburgh’s 2-1 victory in Ottawa. OTTAWA (AP) — Tyler Kennedy
COMING TOGETHER
COMING TOGETHER Warren 60th birthday Who: Class of 1968 at Warren Harding and Warren Western
Local officials want state to pay interest
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Some counties, social-services providers and school districts that borrowed
Community college plans expansion
HERMITAGE, Pa. — Butler County Community College plans to expand its Linden Pointe location in the
Cavs romp over Olympiacos, 111-94
CLEVELAND (AP) — Even at 37, Superman can still fly. In his second preseason game at home,
Poland schools to honor retiree, teacher
The foundation also will present the school district with a check for $5,000. POLAND — The
Hanks has fond memories of Cleveland
CLEVELAND (AP) — Tom Hanks says he still has fond memories of his first acting job, which kept him
VOLLEYBALL \ Monday’s matches
Girard 25-25-25, Maplewood 3-6-12 CORTLAND — Chelsea Guerrieri had six kills and scored 19 points
American is first woman to win prize
WASHINGTON (AP) — Elinor Ostrom became the first woman to win a Nobel Prize in economics, honored
7 vie for 3 seats for Canfield trustee
A proposed $1.2 million administration building is at the forefront of the race for Canfield
A STORIED RIVALRY
Joe Rupert, left, and Mason Shadduck, best friends and members of the Alpha Phi Delta fraternity, stand side-by-side in front of their house. The two are fans of the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns, respectively, and are anticipating the game between the teams Sunday.
Monday, October 12 (101 stories)
McDonald, Western Reserve football teams are ranked in Top 10
McDonald and Western Reserve, who have a showdown scheduled on Friday night in the Inter Tri-County
Boil alert issued for part of Columbiana
COLUMBIANA — City officials at 4 p.m. Monday issued a boil order because of a water main break on
Area high school students needed for PSU Shenago talent show
SHARON, Pa. — The Penn State Shenango Drama Club will audition high-school students for a talent
YSU’s first rock, not best known, but oldest
YOUNGSTOWN — Just about everyone on Youngstown State University’s campus knows about the painted
Charges filed in fatal crash
COLUMBIANA — The Ohio State Highway Patrol today announced that Ashley Ratkowski, 23, of Youngstown,
Gas station fire leads to lawsuit
YOUNGSTOWN — The owner of a West Side gasoline station where an explosion and fire erupted on Jan.
Pa. man charged with assaulting police horse
INDIANA, Pa. (AP) — Police have charged a man with assaulting a state police horse after homecoming
Chicago Cubs file for bankruptcy
WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) — The Chicago Cubs baseball team is seeking Chapter 11 protection, a step that
Pishkur would be paid $9,000 weekly as a Forum Health consultant
Forum Health is seeking to pay Walter “Buzz” Pishkur, its former chief executive, $9,000 a week as a
Pa. resurrects plans to put tolls on Interstate 80
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pennsylvania Turnpike officials are preparing to revive their application to
Browns’ misery ends
Punter Dave Zastudil excelled in Cleveland’s ugly 6-3 win over Bills ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — In
At home at Ford, Steelers hang on against Lions
2008 Defensive MVP James Harrison led Pittsburgh’s sack attack with three. DETROIT (AP) — The
Boardman Travel Show patrons savor the human touch
Visitors appreciated the opportunity to speak with travel agents personally.
Retirement forcing health center to close
An agreement has been reached in principle with Forum Health to take over patient care.
Swim meet honors memory of Kelly Jo Carlson
The meet usually involves teams from several counties. WARREN — The sixth annual Area 11 Kelly
Tens of thousands march in D.C., seek fast action on gay initiatives
Mahoning Valley Stonewall Democrats participate STAFF/WIRE REPORT WASHINGTON — A Mahoning Valley
Valley cemeteries tell a story
Beautiful landscaping throughout local cemeteries surrounds some of the Valley’s founding fathers
Increase in trash fee raises a stink
Struthers council wants to make its feelings known to Allied Waste and state legislators.
Three late goals help Phantoms rally for 5-3 victory over Chicago
BENSENVILLE, Ill. — Taylor Holstrom, Brett Gensler and Nick Czinder scored third-period goals as the
Years Ago
Today is Monday, Oct. 12, the 285th day of 2009. There are 80 days left in the year. This is
More local news in brief
Seniors levy administrator WARREN — Diane N. Drawl, a certified public accountant and Mecca
Dem: Boost forces in Afghanistan
WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. mission in Afghanistan is in “serious jeopardy” and needs more troops to
President of the swim club is exonerated
Opinion: Sorting out what happened at the Valley swim club is as difficult as determining who peed in your
Boardman Travel Show patrons savor the human touch
Visitors appreciated the opportunity to speak with travel agents personally. BOARDMAN —
Woman badmouths boyfriend’s ex-wife
Dear Annie: I divorced 18 months ago after being separated for three years. During this entire time,
Don’t forget the need to obtain a valid passport
Dear Readers: With the holidays quickly approaching, here’s an important reminder for anyone who has
Exhibit shows 36 mummies
DETROIT (AP) — Through a replica of cemetery gates, a new exhibition offers a glimpse into the lives
Auditor: Halt giving free tickets
CINCINNATI (AP) — The practice of giving public employees access to free tickets and luxury suites
Race is on for Internet stimulus stimulus
Uncle Sam has 2,200 requests for $28 billion in aid but just $4 billion on hand. WASHINGTON (AP) —
U.S. MARSHALS MOST WANTED
U.S. MARSHALS MOST WANTED Keith A. Jones Jr. The U.S. Marshals Service in Northern Ohio is
NHL roundup \ Sunday’s game
Rangers 3, Ducks 0 NEW YORK (AP) — Ales Kotalik’s power-play goal snapped a third-period tie, and
A-Rod, Posada propel Yanks to sweep of Twins
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — After so many October misses, Alex Rodriguez delivered the playoff performance
Obamas’ pitch for Olympics dreadful
Opinion: WASHINGTON — In the Niagara of words spoken and written about the Obamas’ trip to Copenhagen, too
These are challenging times for Liberty school board
Editorial: These are challenging times for Liberty school board The Liberty Local School District Board of
INRA group renounces violence
DUBLIN (AP) — The Irish National Liberation Army, an IRA splinter group responsible for some of the
Riding with … Dave Blaney
Sunday: The Trumbull County native finished 41st in Sunday’s Pepsi 400 at the Auto Club Speedway in
Big plays propel Buckeyes
Big plays propel Buckeyes In Saturday’s win over Wisconsin, three big plays flipped the game in
Angels rally, sweep Red Sox
Los Angeles scored three times in the ninth inning against Boston closer Jonathan Papelbon. BOSTON
NFL roundup \ Sunday’s other games
AFC Bengals 17, Ravens 14 BALTIMORE — Carson Palmer threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to Andre
Historic boat to be saved
DAYTON (AP) — Steam-driven paddle wheel towboats once plied Midwestern rivers by the hundreds,
How ‘green’ is Canfield?
Opinion: How ‘green’ is Canfield? EDITOR: Canfield Township residents, wake up. I just read an ad for
Obama haters rooted against Chicago
Opinion: “Ding Dong! The Witch is dead. “Which old witch? “The Wicked Witch! “Ding Dong! The Wicked
NORWAY
NORWAY Aftenposten, Oslo, Oct. 7: Tomorrow, the winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature will be
Vt.: Manage the chronically ill
SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) — What could play a central role reforming the nation’s health-care
Closing loopholes
Closing loopholes Los Angeles Times: The Federal Trade Commission has updated its guidelines for
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Health Center Sarah Rodriguez, Youngstown, girl, Oct. 10. David and Casey Fichler,
Columbus Day What’s open/closed
A checklist of local, state and federal institutions and local businesses closed today. Residents of
METRO DIGEST
Child-abuse information GIRARD — First Christian Church, 140 E. Broadway Ave., will have an
SUNDAY DRAWINGS
SUNDAY DRAWINGS OHIO Sunday night: Pick 3, 9-5-3 Pick 4, 4-3-3-7 Rolling Cash 5, 3-19-32-
COLUMBIANA AND TRUMBULL COUNTY COURT FILINGS
columbiana COUNTY Divorces asked Jonathan Durfee, 906 Euclid, Salem, v. Rebecca Durfee, of same.
A darker Columbus emerges in classrooms
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Jeffrey Kolowith’s kindergarten students read a poem about Christopher Columbus,
WORTH A LOOK | Events are open to the public
WORTH A LOOK AUCTIONS • North Lima Mennonite Church, 90 Mennonite Drive, North Lima, will have
Browns 6, Bills 3
Browns 6, Bills 3 Cleveland0303—6 Buffalo0030—3 Second Quarter Cle—FG Cundiff 24, 7:23.
Attacks demonstrate Taliban resurgence
ISLAMABAD (AP) — A week of terror strikes across Pakistan, capped by a stunning assault on army
Americans win Presidents Cup
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Tiger Woods provided a fitting conclusion Sunday to a perfect week at the
Accomplices, killers pay same price
Cases in Youngstown and Warren reinforce centuries-long tradition of like punishments By ED
Bus crash kills music instructor, hurts students
INKOM, Idaho (AP) — A bus carrying a celebrated Utah high school band swerved off an Idaho
Judith Ivey portrays Landers in NYC
NEW YORK — How do you turn a twangy Texas blond into a stylish, Midwestern media superstar? It’s
SEC rules: Florida, Alabama are 1, 2
Alabama’s steady rise in the rankings has left the Crimson Tide with a clear view of No. 1 Florida.
“The Big Bang Theory” (9:30 a.m., CBS): Seems like Penny and Leonard just can’t
“The Big Bang Theory” (9:30 a.m., CBS): Seems like Penny and Leonard just can’t find any quality
Dodgers ready for rest after polishing off Cards
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Rafael Furcal shrugged his shoulders to his ears, hoping to lessen the chill from
She can act and sing
LOS ANGELES — Three years ago, Pete Yorn contacted Scarlett Johansson about recording a duets album.
Buckeyes still top dog in Big Ten Conference
COLUMBUS (AP) — There were 129 plays in the Wisconsin-Ohio State game. On all but a few, the Badgers
McDonald levy is vital
Opinion: McDonald levy is vital EDITOR: The recent news of the unfortunate financial situation in the
Anti-pollution bills worry businesses
SUGARCREEK, Ohio (AP) — Nestled in Ohio’s Amish country, Bill Belden’s 124-year-old family-owned
NEW ON HOME VIDEO | This week’s DVDs
Available Tuesday: “Adoration” (R, 100 minutes): Four hundred people do not die on an airplane
Kroger selling 15% more low-priced store brands
SPRINGDALE, Ohio (AP) — Ice cream swooshes out of metal nozzles and swirls into 38,000 “party pails”
Growth should be slow and steady, experts point out
NEW YORK (AP) — The next financial bubble could come sooner than you think. A year after the
‘Mad Men’ star fights sanitation-garage plans
‘Mad Men’ star fights sanitation-garage plans NEW YORK — “Mad Men” star John Slattery, who plays
Agenda Tuesday
Agenda Tuesday Stambaugh Charter Academy Board of Directors, 5 p.m., 2420 Donald Ave., Youngstown.
CONNECTING BY DISCONNECTING TECH-FREE DINING
Some restaurants have policies against using cell phones. ATLANTA (AP) — Willing to surrender your
Johnson back in control of Chase
FONTANA, Calif. (AP) — Jimmie Johnson is back in control of NASCAR’s Chase for the championship.
Self-service kiosks save time for shoppers, costs for stores
DALLAS — Bryon Wiebold does self-checkout at the supermarket, self-check-in at the airport and self-
Show library card to get discount at Ghost Walk
WARREN — Public library customers in Trumbull County will benefit as the Fine Arts Council of
In the huddle How area NFL players fared in Week 5
Prescott Burgess (LB, Warren Harding, Ravens) — was not active in Baltimore’s 17-14 loss to
COLLEGE FOOTBALL \ Saturday game
Denison 44, Hiram 0 GRANVILLE — The Hiram College football team committed four turnovers which led
SATURDAY’S RESULTS
SATURDAY’S RESULTS FOOTBALL SCORES SUNDAY OHIO Tipp City Tippecanoe 24, Bellefontaine 7
Valley Muslims open doors to public to share culture
Leader says most Muslims lead peaceful, law-abiding lives
49ers flop to Falcons; Singletary baited into spat
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The San Francisco 49ers’ leader knows he lost his cool. Mike Singletary
Schedule MLB Playoffs
DIVISION SERIES American League Angels vs. Red Sox Thursday: Los Angeles 5, Boston 0 Friday: Los
SOCCER/VOLLEYBALL Saturday’s games
BOYS SOCCER Howland 2, Salem 0 SALEM —Tyler Shaw had one goal and Connor Gilmour scored the
Penguins solve slow start woes
For five weeks, Youngstown State football fans have been waiting to see their Penguins come out of
Retirement forces Austintown Health Center to close
An agreement has been reached in principle with Forum Health to take over patient care.
Sunday, October 11 (132 stories)
Valley Muslims open doors to public to share culture, debunk myths
Nearly all Muslims lead peaceful, law-abiding lives and don’t subscribe to extremist philosophies,
National gay-rights march impresses Valley participant
WASHINGTON — A Mahoning Valley contingent marched among tens of thousands of gay rights supporters
Phantoms defeat Steel
BENSONVILLE, Ill. — Taylor Holstrom, Brett Gensler and Nick Czinder scored third-period goals to
400 attend first Travel Show in Boardman to benefit Rich Center
BOARDMAN — With winter weather approaching, people turned their attention to warm beaches and
Husband, wife in Ohio battle breast cancer, raise awareness of male cases of disease
MONROE, Ohio (AP) — An Ohio husband and wife are both undergoing treatment for breast cancer in a
Warren’s Ghost Walk hands out treat to Trumbull library patrons
WARREN — Public library customers in Trumbull County will benefit as the Fine Arts Council of
Swim meet in Warren will benefit Special Olympics at Fairhaven
The meet usually involves teams from several counties. WARREN — The sixth annual Area 11 Kelly
Fee increase over trash collection raises stink in Struthers
STRUTHERS — The mayor and the city council are at odds over whether city residents or the city’s
In Focus: Mahoning Valley cemeteries boast long, proud history
The Mahoning Valley has a great many cemeteries. Some are just a few yards of broken stones; some
Accomplices to murder often face punishment as harsh as killer’s, Valley cases show
Get away from people about to commit a crime, an Akron law professor says. WARREN — The
nfl preview Today’s games
CLEVELAND (0-4) at BUFFALO (1-3) Game time: 1 p.m. TV/radio: (27) (19); (WKBN-AM 570) (WNCD-FM
Baseball playoff follies roll on
Ron Gardenhire was still miffed about a fair ball ruled foul when the Minnesota manager was asked
big ten roundup Saturday’s other games
Michigan State 24, Illinois 14 CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Keith Nichol threw for 179 yards in his first
Doctor unlikely to prescribe Tamiflu for healthy person
Q. How effective is Tamiflu against this H1N1 influenza bug? Are there any risks to taking this drug
McClatchy Newspapers
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The nerve center of Pakistan’s vast security establishment came under bold
Sinking into the Red
The police-and-fire levy that voters approved last year is generating revenue at anticipated levels.
YSU is not coming up ‘aces’
Opinion: In just a matter of weeks, Youngstown State University has gone from walking on a $5,275,000 cloud —
Church sponsors free fall event
The congregation makes donations and seeks outside donors for the festival. AUSTINTOWN— A
Renowned sculptor to appear at the Butler
Renowned sculptor to appear at the Butler YOUNGSTOWN — Renowned American sculptor John Raimondi
Wintry weather postpones Game 3 of Phillies-Rockies
DENVER (AP) — The snow in Colorado scrapped plans for Pedro Martinez’s first postseason start in
Correcting personality traits isn’t the answer
Q. My 4-year-old son is not fully engaged when he has a friend over for a play date. His twin sister
Mantel wins Booker prize
LONDON (AP) — A tale of political intrigue set during the reign of King Henry VIII won the
‘Warfighters’ help fighters thrive
Opinion: Four years and almost 40 surgeries ago, Marine Staff Sgt. John Jones was blown 25 feet in the air
St. Elizabeth Health Center
St. Elizabeth Health Center Kent and Candice Wright, Youngstown, boy, Oct. 9. Lauren Tillery,
FOR A FRIEND
Purple Cat client is the reason why the workshop exists Joe Gallagher never turns down an
TOP 25 roundup \ Saturday’s games
No. 1 Florida 13, No. 4 LSU 3 BATON ROUGE, La. — Tim Tebow arrived at raucous Death Valley ready
Foote to greet former teammates
Foote to greet former teammates Lions linebacker Larry Foote wants to show and tell the
VETERANS
VETERANS Memorial service planned STRUTHERS — The Tri-State Marine Detachment of the Marine
Pavano has been boon for Twins
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Carl Pavano called those four injury-riddled, tension-filled seasons in New York
SCOUTS
SCOUTS David Capp attains Eagle Scout ranking David A. Capp, a member of Boy Scout Troop 22, has
‘This Is Us’
‘This Is Us’ Backstreet Boys (Jive Records) Grade: D The newest CD from the Backstreet Boys
Three returns power No. 9 Buckeyes, 31-13
Kurt Coleman and Jermale Hines returned interceptions for touchdowns, and Ray Small brought a
Rivals wary as Johnson heads home
FONTANA, Calif. (AP) — Juan Pablo Montoya is well aware NASCAR veteran Mark Martin leads the Chase
Crosby’s goals power Penguins past Leafs
TORONTO (AP) — Sidney Crosby scored two power-play goals, and Evgeni Malkin had three assists to
1 American, 2 Poles killed by bombs in Afghanistan
KABUL (AP) — Bombs have killed one American and two Polish troops in Afghanistan, military officials
Hot chili event lacks flavor of Pete Gabriel
Hot chili event lacks flavor of Pete Gabriel jEditor Todd Franko calls Pete Gabriel the heart and
Frank: Gay march today is waste of time
WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. Barney Frank, an openly gay member of Congress, says he’d rather see gay-
IN THE CUP! Area Holes in One
IN THE CUP! Area Holes in One Fred Rubino of Poland aced the 180 yard, No. 14 hole on the North
ONE CHURCH ONE CHILD Reservations
Mahoning County Children Services’ One Church One Child adoption celebration brunch is at 10 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Corradetti observe their 50th anniversary
POLAND — Anthony Corradetti and Catherine Hanna were united in marriage on Oct. 10, 1959, at St.
Foote hoping to make Steelers regret release
DETROIT (AP) — Larry Foote wants to show and tell the Pittsburgh Steelers what they’re missing.
Big east roundup \ Saturday’s games
Pittsburgh 24, Connecticut 21 PITTSBURGH — Dan Hutchins kicked an 18-yard field goal on the final
What’s behind spiraling health-care costs?
PHILADELPHIA — Lots of us think we know why American health-care costs are rising faster than a
MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE roundup Saturday’s games
Bowling Green 36, Kent State 35 KENT — Tyler Sheehan scored a 9-yard touchdown run with 5 seconds
Years Ago
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US Muslims: We’re seen as suspects, not citizens as suspects, not citizens
They face more bias than any group in America except gays, a new poll finds. MCCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
PROJECTS FUNDED | YSU grant funds
External grant funding for research and sponsored programs at Youngstown State University jumped by
Iraqis take to streets to demand better public services
BAGHDAD (AP) — Hundreds took to the streets Saturday throughout Iraq to demand open elections and
Sweat-lodge dead ID’d
Sweat-lodge dead ID’d PRESCOTT, Ariz. — Two people who died after sitting for hours in an Arizona
HAWK MOUNTAIN
KEMPTON, Pa. (AP) — Peering through binoculars, Arlene Koch spies something tiny and dark on the
CDC tells doctors to ration anti-viral drugs to fight flu
Not everyone is supposed to get the drugs that can help reduce the effects of H1N1. The
TRUMBULL COUNTY COURT FILINGS
courts TRUMBULL COUNTY New complaints JP Morgan Chase Bank v. Joyce A. Arcuri, foreclosure.
Pakistani military frees 22 hostages held by insurgents
RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (AP) — Heavily armed militants were holding up to 15 soldiers hostage inside
Iran sentences 3 opposition figures to death
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Three defendants in Iran’s mass trial of opposition figures accused of fueling
RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (AP) — The Pakistani military says commandos have freed 22 hostages held
RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (AP) — The Pakistani military says commandos have freed 22 hostages held by
A new order in the court? courts?
Mahoning lawyers seek independent consolidation study By PETER H. MILLIKEN YOUNGSTOWN — The
Travel show coming to Holiday Inn
BOARDMAN — The Vindicator and American Express Travel VTI are sponsoring the first travel show at
Grant funding breaks record at YSU
Many of the funds received reflect projects and partnerships with private industry.
It takes a lot of key ingredients to make up any good recipe.
Opinion: It takes a lot of key ingredients to make up any good recipe. The Boardman Optimist Club cooked up
Mistakes by the lake: Bills host Browns in Misery Bowl
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — If the Cleveland Browns’ decision to trade mercurial receiver Braylon
Toll in storms surpasses 600
MANILA, Philippines (AP) — The U.S. military trucked in supplies and marshaled helicopters and Navy
Medical co-ops seek savings through group health-insurance coverage
COLFAX, Wis. — Two years ago, sick of rising health-care premiums, Nancy Taylor tried to switch
YSU’s tale of two halves
Penguins build 31-0 lead before 10-point win By PETE MOLLICA YOUNGSTOWN — For the first weeks
Planes collide in midair
PINEVILLE, La. (AP) — Two small planes at a recreational-pilots gathering in central Louisiana
Pakistanis free 22 hostages held by militants
RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (AP) — The Pakistani military says commandos have freed 22 hostages held by
The flu and antivirals
The flu and antivirals Q. What are influenza antiviral drugs? A. These medications are
SCT cast enchants in tale of Narnia
SALEM — Salem Community Theatre’s “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” is understandably geared
VALLEY MUSLIMS
VALLEY MUSLIMS Open house today The Islamic Society of Greater Youngstown is having an open
“Drop Dead Diva” (9 p.m., Lifetime): We have a Paula Abdul sighting. The “American
“Drop Dead Diva” (9 p.m., Lifetime): We have a Paula Abdul sighting. The “American Idol” alum shows
Campbell’s Bayuk sparks memories
Campbell’s Bayuk sparks memories Fanfare: I enjoyed the [Oct. 2] story on Campbell High football
Ethier, Ramirez propel Dodgers to sweep of error-prone Cards
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Unemployed in August, Vicente Padilla kept the Los Angeles Dodgers going in
Highlights
Highlights Teri Haefke’s 279-714 led C-G Pro Shop/Ladies Trio at Wedgewood on Oct. 6, while Mary
Allergic reaction took toll on Pavlik
A 104.5-degree fever had the boxer in the Cleveland Clinic for five days. By JOE SCALZO
Obama to gay crowd: Be patient on changes
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama pledged to end the ban on homosexuals serving openly in the
Current prices Around the nation
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
Red Sox’s backs are up against Green Monster
BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Red Sox had history on their side going into their AL division series with
Warren JFK’s Ross upsets Brocker of Poland for Div. II title
BOARDMAN — Second-seeded Chelsea Ross of Warren JFK upset top-seeded Gabrielle Brocker of Poland to
Tickets Pavlik vs. Williams
When: Dec. 5 Where: Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City Tickets: $400 (ringside), $300, $200, $100 and
Penn St. shuts down E. Illinois, 52-3
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — Navorro Bowman almost tripped himself up on his 91-yard run to the end
SENIOR MENUS
MAHONING COUNTY Celtic Healthcare offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at seven locations in
Woods & Stricker put U.S. in front
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker were perfect as Presidents Cup partners, and
Logano, Franchitti are 300 race winners
FONTANA, Calif. — Joey Logano avoided a late-race collision and held off Brian Vickers to win the
Phantoms hang on for their first USHL victory
DES MOINES, Iowa — Jefferson Dahl’s two goals included a shorthanded tally that led the Youngstown
NHL roundup Saturday’s other games
Red Wings 3, Capitals 2 DETROIT — Thomas Holmstrom broke a tie with a power-play goal with 6:53
McDonald runs away with Div. II Legends title
BAZETTA — Junior Jerry Dugan finished second and freshman Patrick Kunkel finished third to lead the
Copperfield will bring a ‘Grand Illusion’
Abracadabra, David Copperfield reappears for two shows Thursday at Powers Auditorium in Youngstown.
The Numbers YSU 31, W. Illinois 21
W. Illinois00714—21 Youngstown St.141700—31 First Quarter YSU—Smith 1 run (Blose kick), 9:50.
Area college roundup Saturday’s games
Mount Union 28, Capital 21 COLUMBUS — Scott Panchik scored on a 5-yard touchdown run with 3:10 to
prep volleyball Saturday’s games
Springfield 25-23-25-25, Canfield 16-25-18-17 NEW MIDDLETOWN — Larissa Santangelo made eight kills
prep soccer roundup Saturday’s games
BOYS Poland 4, Beaver Local 2 LISBON — Ryan Storkel, Spencer Booth, Matt Mrozek and Dan Hunt
Publishers Weekly Best-sellers For the week ending Oct. 6
HARDCOVER FICTION 1. “The Lost Symbol” by Dan Brown (Doubleday) 2. “An Echo in the Bone” by
YSU NOTEBOOK More from The Ice Castle
Halftime honors: YSU Athletic Director Ron Strollo presented Jennifer Coin, wife of the Penguins
’Round and ’round it goes (sort of like a roulette wheel)
Editorial: ’Round and ’round it goes (sort of like a roulette wheel) Casino proponents are taking a page out
Unbeaten Cardinal Mooney rolls over Benedictine, 42-7
BEDFORD — Senior Karrington Griffin rushed 11 times for 100 yards and a touchdown to lead the
Keep your germs at home
Opinion: Keep your germs at home EDITOR: I was shopping for groceries the other day for the first time
Big band concert planned as fundraiser for Angels for Animals and Rescue Mission
The Vindicator/Lisa-Ann Ishihara DRUMMING UP SUPPORT: Involved in planning a charity concert to
Soul Train Awards return after hiatus
Soul Train Awards return after hiatus ATLANTA — The Soul Train Awards plan to return to the air
V&M project shows why regionalization is difficult
Editorial: There was one winner in the high-stakes bid for a $970 million expansion project proposed by the
Ebony Lifeline will honor achievements
YOUNGSTOWN — Ebony Lifeline Support Group, a self-help group for minorities, is having its 13th
SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• Howland SCOPE Center, 8273 High St. SE, Warren, has scheduled the following: Monday, pinochle at 9
Hard idea to grasp: Not all pillows were soft
Do you like hard pillows or soft pillows? It might depend on where you grew up. Homemade pillows
Fueled by diverse music, Top 40 radio is back on top
We don’t know yet whether Lady Gaga is the Sylvia of 2009, destined to be remembered only when
Baum bio offers theories on what influenced him
“The Real Wizard of Oz: The Life and Times of L. Frank Baum” by Rebecca Loncraine (Gotham Books, 289
Extending life of flowers
Extending life of flowers To make fresh flowers last, floral designer Saundra Parks suggests
Perry makes most of Aerosmith hiatus
NEW YORK — Joe Perry says there’s still life in Aerosmith, but after an unlikely turn of events, he
Writer: Success kept ‘Frankenstein’ from being a monster hit
After three-time Tony Award winner Thomas Meehan and Mel Brooks wrote the Broadway production of
Strickland took high road
Opinion: Strickland took high road EDITOR: There are a number of definitions of political leadership,
Specialized transportation grant announced
YOUNGSTOWN — Eastgate Regional Council of Governments is announcing the fiscal year 2010
YMCA hosts artistic activities
An area artist is putting together a montage showing the bottom of people’s feet. When 8
Euclid parochial school to close
The all-girl Catholic high school is falling prey to the faltering economy. SOUTH EUCLID —
Agenda Monday
Agenda Monday Beaver Local Athletic Association, 5 p.m., high school media center, 13187 state
Pickup of brush planned for Howland Township
Pickup of brush planned for Howland Township HOWLAND — The township has announced its fall
Brunch will celebrate adoption
The One Church One Child program started in the 1980s. YOUNGSTOWN — November is National
Man charged in robbery
Man charged in robbery WARREN — Police have arrested a man they say robbed the First Place Bank
Students can apply to be page in Congress
The congressman is inviting applications from eligible students in his district. NEW CASTLE, Pa.
Farmland Preservation Summit set
COLUMBUS — The 10th annual Ohio Farmland Preservation Summit will take place from 8:15 a.m. to 4:30
Peace Race was a success
Opinion: Peace Race was a success EDITOR: I want to commend the City of Youngstown for having the Peace
The PBGC strikes again
Opinion: The PBGC strikes again EDITOR: And so it goes. The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. has denied the
Life in Dave’s World
Opinion: Life in Dave’s World EDITOR: Imagine if we all lived in Dave’s World (Betras that is). Everyone
We need casinos
Opinion: We need casinos EDITOR: After Hurricane Katrina the rebuilding of casinos in Mississippi brought
Energy efficiency makes sense
Opinion: Energy efficiency makes sense EDITOR: Moving America forward with clean energy will put us back
Rappachs’ 50th is the cause for a celebration
Bob and Karen Rappach celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sept. 26. Bob Rappach and the
Family celebrates with the Potestas to honor 50 years of their marriage
COLUMBIANA — A family celebration recently marked the 50th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
MASONIC GROUPS | Members will meet
MASONIC GROUPS MONDAY • Miriam Chapter 278, OES, will have its 102nd annual installation of
Missouri Valley football CONFERENCE \ Saturday’s other games
South Dakota State 24, Missouri State 17 SPRINGFIELD, MO. — Redshirt freshman quarterback Thomas
GARDEN CLUBS | This week's meetings announced
GARDEN CLUBS TUESDAY • Moccasin members will meet for Operation Shoebox, to assemble gifts for
SENIOR CITIZENS | Meetings, activities announced
SENIOR CITIZENS AUSTINTOWN AARP • Austintown AARP will meet at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Grace Lutheran
Fugitive of the Week
Fugitive of the Week Anthony M. Harrison The FBI/Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force is
Friend is concerned about man’s engagement
Dear Annie: My best friend is leaving soon for a vacation in Europe. She has posted on Craigslist,
Saturday, October 10 (87 stories)
Phantoms win in Iowa
DES MOINES, Iowa — Jefferson Dahl’s two goals included a shorthanded tally that led the Youngstown
Jury gets case of 2 charged in killing
The trial, which lasted two weeks, will resume with deliberations Tuesday. YOUNGSTOWN — A jury
4 parks in region get state grants for upgrades
Youngstown will receive almost $20,000 to improve Crandall Park. Four parks have been awarded
YSU and Western Illinois collide
The Penguins play host to the Leathernecks at 6 p.m. at Stambaugh Stadium. By PETE MOLLICA
Ditch delays raise a stink
Flood-control work 5 months behind, Trustee Oles says By ELISE FRANCO AUSTINTOWN — Township
Mental-health groups feel pain, stress of cuts, layoffs
Allocation cuts to core agencies range from $29,500 to $576,794. YOUNGSTOWN — State funding
Sustainability Report Card shows slight upturn for YSU
A spokesman said YSU has a wide range of environmental plans. YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown State
With friends’ help, Wedgewood Park proves inviting
With friends’ help, Wedgewood Park proves inviting Residents are happy with the upkeep and
Veteran who served Valley receives hall-of-fame status
Twohig will be inducted posthumously Nov. 6. YOUNGSTOWN — “A True Veterans Advocate” is the
Columbiana’s defense shuts down Springfield
Clippers’ Grant Crider scored both TDs in the 13-7 win. By PETE MOLLICA NEW MIDDLETOWN —
Hubbard uses all its weapons in 37-8 victory
HUBBARD — The bands made noise, the players made plays and the scoreboard made it known that Hubbard
Bulldogs’ defense bullies Howland
Poland wins 17-0 to take control of AAC Red race By JOE SCALZO HOWLAND — Poland senior
No place like home for Irish; Ursuline wins in a 47-19 rout
Long touchdowns triggered Ursuline’s win at Stambaugh. By TOM WILLIAMS YOUNGSTOWN — After five
Keep fighting, Valley NAACP members urged
Obama deserved the Nobel Peace Prize, the attorney said. GIRARD — The NAACP has reached a
Bigger savings seen by limiting malpractice suits
WASHINGTON (AP) — Limits on medical malpractice lawsuits would lead doctors to order up fewer
Eagles’ Michael Vick to star in 8-part TV series
NEW YORK (AP) — Michael Vick will be giving the public an inside look at his life during an eight-
projects
projects More than $2.5 million has been set aside for 93 park-renovation projects in the state,
Mark Teixeira’s homer won it in the 11th inning.
NEW YORK (AP) — Mark Teixeira hit a leadoff homer in the 11th inning to give the New York Yankees a
First child in Ohio dies from H1N1 virus
COLUMBUS (AP) — Health officials say a 14-year-old boy from Columbus is the first child in Ohio to
Spread of H1N1 flu intensifies throughout the United States
ATLANTA (AP) — Health officials said Friday that 76 U.S. children have died of the H1N1 flu virus,
SOCIETY DIGEST
Warren church prepares for annual holiday bazaar WARREN— Tod Avenue United Methodist Women, 155
Delphi sells unit to Chinese corporation
BEIJING (AP) — The auto-parts maker Delphi Corp. is based in Troy, Mich., in the heart of the region
Bird feeder goes out on a limb
Dear Heloise: Some time ago, I remember seeing an article on how to make a bird feeder from a cut
Sad wife is happy, except for marriage to wonderful man
Dear Annie: My husband really is a wonderful man. People describe me as patient, easy-going and
Kiss still wants to rock ’n’ roll all night
“Gene Simmons Family Jewels,” the A&E reality show starring the spidery, fire-breathing, tongue-
Gun-carrying mom shot during online video chat
LEBANON, Pa. (AP) — A soccer mom who was thrust into the national gun-rights debate after taking a
Presentation focuses on Orthodox church
Presentation focuses on Orthodox church LIBERTY — Father Ken Bachofsky, professor of sacred
Years Ago
Today is Saturday, Oct. 10, the 283rd day of 2009. There are 82 days left in the year. On this date
GM buyers choose rebate over guarantee
NEW YORK (AP) — For most GM customers, a money- back guarantee just isn’t as tempting as money up
Metro Digest
Drivers face charges SALEM — Two drivers face charges after a pickup-truck driver hit and dragged
Pakistan vows offensive after bombing kills 49
Pakistan vows offensive after bombing kills 49 PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP) — Pakistan vowed to launch
Lackey too tough for Boston in opener
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — John Lackey hadn’t won a playoff game in seven years, not since he clinched
Mahoning County Court Filings
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Herbert A. Hickmon, 60, of 1325 Scioto St.,
Exhibit blends U.S. life, Quranic verses
CULVER CITY, Calif. — The scene is seared into the American psyche: the residents of New Orleans
Rosary services planned at St. Elizabeth Church
CAMPBELL — Our Lady of Lourdes rosary services will be at St. Elizabeth Church Grotto, 124 Keystone
A LONG JOURNEY
Torah returns to temple, temporarily By RABBI FRANKLIN W. MULLER This weekend concludes the
Wrights likely out for statue at Capitol
MILAN, Ohio (AP) — The Wright brothers likely won’t fly as subjects for a new Ohio statue at the
Safety day in Boardman
Safety day in Boardman BOARDMAN — “Stay Fire Smart: Don’t Get Burned” is the theme of the township
Mark Dann isn’t Marc Dann
The name Dann often draws raised eyebrows for the central Ohio candidate. Mark Dann knows the
Deluge in Philippines kills more than 160
MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Driving rain on the heels of back-to-back storms triggered dozens of
Church to mark opening of new addition
CANFIELD — Canfield Presbyterian Church will mark the opening of a new addition to its church
Employment crisis expected to worsen
WASHINGTON (AP) — The number of job-seekers competing for each opening has reached the highest point
GM inks deal for sale of Hummer
Hummer, the off-road vehicle that once epitomized America’s love for hulking trucks, is now in the
Moon crash falls flat with public, delights scientists
WASHINGTON (AP) — NASA’s great lunar fireworks finale fizzled. After gearing up for the space
Mortgage predators
Philadelphia Inquirer: Many of the same sleazy operators who helped fuel the real estate bubble
Fat city: ‘Unhealthiest’ town braces for TV show
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Weary of being stuck with what they call the false label of America’s
Councilman’s restaurant touts homegrown stars
Councilman’s restaurant touts homegrown stars CANTON — A city councilman trying to find new life
We’re not in a modern Great Depression
Opinion: COLUMBUS — I’ve heard more times in recent months than I care to remember that we’re in the worst
Brazil has chance to prove it embraces the rule of law
Editorial: We aren’t under any illusions that the United States will boycott the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de
Potholes on uneven road to equality
Opinion: BOSTON — I suppose there is something charming about watching conservative politicians in Texas
LOCAL TOPIcs on tv Sunday programs
“Community Connection” (6:30 a.m., WFMJ-TV 21; rebroadcast at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday on the Time
There’s a way to stop the H1N1 pandemic
Opinion: As a second-grade teacher in a Milwaukee public school, I’m worried about the swine flu. Not so much
Big harvest won’t help farmers
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A record corn and soybean harvest will do little to help farmers already
sunday news shows Scheduled guests
Guest lineup for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week” — Sens. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif.,
Nobel Peace Prize is unlikely to ignite momentum for Obama
WASHINGTON (AP) — Now that he’s Nobel laureate Barack Obama, will he find smoother sailing for his
Duke Energy is charging customers $2 per month as part of its energy-efficiency programs, inluding
Duke Energy is charging customers $2 per month as part of its energy-efficiency programs, inluding
UN plane crash kills 11 in Haiti
FONDS-PARISIEN, Haiti (AP) — A surveillance plane assigned to the U.N. peacekeeping mission in Haiti
Police investigate robbery of bank branch in Warren
WARREN — A man robbed the First Place Bank branch in the Elm Road Plaza at about 9:50 a.m. Friday,
MAHONING COUNTY Indictments
A Mahoning County grand jury indicted these people on these charges this week: Andre Collins, 30,
NASCAR’s non-Chase drivers walk a fine line with title contenders
FONTANA, Calif. (AP) — David Reutimann saw Mark Martin’s bumper in the mirror and took a deep
September vehicle sales drop
Area dealers saw a significant drop in new-car sales in September after the federal Cash for
Go & Do
Today Dances Bob Kravos, 8 p.m. to midnight, Kuzman’s. 1025 S. State St., Girard; (330) 545-
Business news digest
REGION Things Remembered hiring help for holiday season BOARDMAN – Things Remembered is hiring
Buckeyes and Badgers play old-style football
In these days of spread attacks, multiple receivers and the wildcat, there’s something downright
Browns players like softer, kinder Mangini
BEREA (AP) — High-fiving, butt-slapping and even smiling. Eric Mangini looked like a different guy
Weekly quiz
Weekly quiz Q. Both vulnerable, as South you hold: xK Q 7 uA K Q 9 5vQ 6 2 wA Q What is your
Lowellville wins third straight on strength of Southern errors
LOWELLVILLE — Lowellville coach Mike Palumbo knew his team faced some fierce competition during the
Rendell signs bills to end Pa. budget stalemate
Rendell signs bills to end Pa. budget stalemate HARRISBURG, Pa. — Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell has
On the fairways \ Friday’s pro golf events
Presidents Cup SAN FRANCISCO — Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker dominate no matter what the format.
ANGELA DIPIERO | STEPHEN MINES
ANGELA DIPIERO STEPHEN MINES CORTLAND — Nuptial vows were exchanged at 11 a.m. July 18 as Angela
Family: Wife, Dianne, served in the Marine Corps from 1968-1970 and in the Ohio National Guard from
Family: Wife, Dianne, served in the Marine Corps from 1968-1970 and in the Ohio National Guard from
Phantoms on road for 2
The Youngstown Phantoms return to the ice for a pair of games this weekend against United States
BETTE CHIKOSKY | ALBERT MORAR II
Bette Chikosky albert morar II BOARDMAN — Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic was the honeymoon
Obama and war council meet; no decisions made
WASHINGTON (AP) — Hours after winning a Nobel Peace Prize, President Barack Obama assembled his war
TERESA MIGLIOZZI | SCOTT BOHYER
TERESA MIGLIOZZI SCOTT BOHYER PUT-IN-BAY — Teresa Ann Migliozzi, a daughter of Vincenzo and
FRIDAY’S SCORES AREA
FRIDAY’S SCORES AREA Boardman 37, Mass. Jackson 7 Campbell Memorial 38, Champion 0 Canfield
Quakers defeat Struthers as Toothman delivers
STRUTHERS — Trent Toothman ran for two touchdowns and passed for 145 yards as Salem defeated
MICHELE KEISH | ROBERT GOMORI JR.
MICHELE KEISH ROBERT GOMORI JR. YOUNGSTOWN — Robert James Gomori Jr. and his bride, the former
Campbell rolls to 38-0 win over Champion
CAMPBELL – With four one-play scoring drives, a three-play masterpiece and a perfectly executed
Britton, Hill rally Crestview to 31-28 win over Raiders to remain unbeaten
NORTH LIMA — Crestview coach Paul Cusick had plenty of reasons to worry as his Rebels prepared for a
Te time: RB leads Lakeview to win
LIBERTY — A game that started with a first-quarter shootout turned into a defensive struggle that
Fitch rallies but can’t catch Hoover
NORTH CANTON — The Fitch High football team rallied from an early 14-0 deficit, but couldn’t
Ewing helps lead Reserve past J-M
BERLIN CENTER — It was the Shane Ewing show once again, as the senior quarterback ran 12 times for
Boardman romps; Yo. Christian falls
MASSILLON — Rob Boyd completed 16 of 21 passes for 235 yards as the Boardman High football team
Friday, October 9 (124 stories)
Gov. Rendell praises Pa. budget he signed tonight
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Gov. Ed Rendell says the state budget shouldn’t have taken so long to get in
Pennsylvania finally has a budget
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A spokeswoman says Gov. Ed Rendell has signed a state budget, ending 101-day
Warren school offers souvenir East Middle School bricks
WARREN — The Warren City School District will offer a limited supply of free bricks from the former
YSU reports two students have Type A influenza
YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown State University reported two student cases of Type A influenza Friday.
First Place Bank in Warren robbed; bandit walks away
WARREN — A man robbed the First Place Bank branch in the Elm Road Plaza at about 9:50 a.m. today and
Plan for a good soaking
YOUNGSTOWN — It looks like the rain is here to stay. According to the National Weather Service,
Local parks get state grant dollars
AUSTINTOWN — Four local parks have been awarded grant money from the Ohio Department of Natural
Second Tuesday Event to feature poetry readings
Second Tuesday Event to feature poetry readings NILES — The Second Tuesday Open Poetry Reading is
CLUB CALENDAR | Local organizations plan meetings
CLUB CALENDAR ASSOCIATIONS • NARFE Chapter 14, for active and retired federal employees, invites
Anzevino makes switch, finds home at Kent State
When Chris Anzevino accepted a football scholarship to Kent State in 2007, he wasn’t sure how long
Great uncle has great history: Rechichar has (NFL) family ties
COLLEGE FOOTBALL Bert Rechichar won two NFL titles with the Baltimore Colts By PETE MOLLICA
FirstEnergy postpones CFL distribution
Mahoning County commissioners adopted a resolution of opposition. COLUMBUS — FirstEnergy is
AAC Red pits the battle of unbeatens
Over the last two months, Poland junior wide receiver Darius Patton has gone from being a promising
Double Duty: Athletes in band
Boys in the band — and on the football field By TOM WILLIAMS Poland senior kicker Kyle Filicky
Valley companies defy recession, win Chamber awards for growth
The chamber honored 10 companies for their business growth last year. BOARDMAN — Jet Stream
Lawrence Co. plans wage cut on nonunion workers
Officials are also looking into having a private company run the county jail. NEW CASTLE, Pa.
Can Rayen Stadium rise again? Officials study $2.6M proposal
The renovated stadium would serve as home field for East, Chaney. YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown
City to fund demolition of Linton mortuary site
The former funeral home could be razed as soon as three weeks. YOUNGSTOWN — The prayers of
McDonald schools facing specter of fiscal emergency
The district was placed in fiscal caution Sept. 28. McDONALD — The village school district
Top rabbi practices what he preaches
The speaker talked about the genocide in the Darfur region of Sudan. YOUNGSTOWN — If we have
Browns rookie wideout Massaquoi catching on
BEREA (AP) — The only thing flashy about Mohamed Massaquoi is his smile. Cleveland’s rookie wide
4th and 48: The Steelers are awful in the 4th quarter
PITTSBURGH (AP) — One sight you’ll won’t see on the Pittsburgh Steelers’ sideline: The players
US police stop more than 1M on street in a year
NEW YORK (AP) — A teenager trying to get into his apartment after school is confronted by police. A
We can find other watches and knives
Opinion: Switzerland rarely makes the evening news. That is mostly because nothing much ever happens in this
Discounts fuel growth in retail sales
NEW YORK (AP) — Americans are finally spending a little more, but they’re playing hard to get. A
MAHONING COUNTY COURT FILINGS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Brandon L. Newman, 27, of 17579 Beach Lane, Lake Milton, and
‘Shooting Stars’: worthy of a King
“Shooting Stars” By LeBron James and Buzz Bissinger; The Penguin Press (258 pages, $26.95)
Picture these place mats at your table
Dear Heloise: We have a fun way to remember our trips. I make place mats with the pictures,
Dad wants to help daughter cope
Dear Annie: I have a 9-year-old daughter whom I love more than anything in this world. Her mother
Radio host seeks pardon for executed ancestors
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Nationally syndicated radio host Tom Joyner is asking South Carolina to
‘More Than a Game’
‘More Than a Game’ Grade: C+ Director: Kristopher Belman Rating: PG for brief mild language
Face-veil ban in Egypt
Face-veil ban in Egypt CAIRO — Egypt’s top Islamic cleric said Thursday that students and teachers
Challenges lie ahead in rewriting health-care bill
WASHINGTON — More than nine months in the making, the health-care bill soon to emerge from the
Why is the State Dept. getting rid of one of its best employees?
Opinion: As the world grows more dangerous, and important cities in far-flung locations more hostile to
Redrawing of districts makes ’10 vote key
Opinion: Casual political observers might have been baffled by the high-profile way that top aides to
Prep Volleyball roundup Thursday’s games
Salem 25-25-28, Beaver Local 16-23-26 LISBON — Amy Scullion had 27 kills and three aces, Mariah
Voters Guide arrives today
Voters Guide arrives today YOUNGSTOWN — The latest edition of The Voters Guide arrives at the main
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Medical Center Katie Hecker and Charles Coriston, Youngstown, boy, Oct. 8.
Despite poor putt, U.S. leads at Presidents Cup
Despite poor putt, U.S. leads at Presidents Cup SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — One putt changed everything
GM plans to seal deal soon on Hummer sale
Only 426 Hummers were sold in the U.S. last month. DETROIT (AP) — General Motors Co. is poised to
Lowellville golf team qualifies for state meet
HARTVILLE — Lowellville finished runner-up to qualify for state during the Div. III boys district
Dodgers bullpen keys opening win
LOS ANGELES (AP) — On a team without an ace starter, the Los Angeles Dodgers rely heavily on their
on the docket | Upcoming prep football schedule
WEEK 7 TODAY 7 p.m. unless noted Boardman at Jackson, 7:30 p.m. Canfield at Beaver Local
on the air
on the air Football on TV and radio TODAY 3:30 p.m. (STO) “Ohio Kickoff Show.” 6:30 p.m. (
A lesson learned in how not to encourage CFL bulb use
Editorial: A lesson learned in how not to encourage CFL bulb use There is an adage that for every problem
SCHEDULE MLB playoffs
SCHEDULE MLB playoffs DIVISION SERIESSFlbAMERICAN LEAGUE New York vs. Minnesota Wednesday: New
Dodgers seize 2-0 series lead
NLDs Matt Holliday’s ninth-inning error has the Cardinals on the brink of elimination. LOS
NHL roundup Thursday’s other games
Red Wings 3, Blackhawks 2 DETROIT — Kris Draper and Johan Franzen scored 1:34 apart late in the
Panel finds flaws in Obama’s program to lessen foreclosures
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration’s effort to help homeowners avoid foreclosure may not
French leader denies paying boys for sex
PARIS (AP) — France’s culture minister denied Thursday paying boys for sex, in an impassioned
Years Ago
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Lenders having a payday
Lenders having a payday Middletown Journal: Ohioans thought they had dealt with the predatory
Gen. McChrystal deserving of sympathy
Opinion: I feel sorry for Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal. The top commander of U.S. troops in Afghanistan is in
Activists for ACORN refuse to give up in scandal’s wake
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Armed with little more than pen and pad, ACORN organizer David Mazariegos hits
Romanian- born woman wins Nobel in literature
STOCKHOLM (AP) — Herta Mueller, a little-known Romanian-born author who was persecuted for her
Columbus Day What’s open/closed
Columbus Day What’s open/closed A checklist of local, state and federal institutions and local
East-West vulnerable. West deals.
East-West vulnerable. West deals. NORTH x8 4 3 uJ 9 8 v7 4 3 wJ 8 4 3 WEST EAST x7 6
NASA broadcasts on its Web site exploratory lunar crash-landing
WASHINGTON (AP) — NASA will throw a one-two punch at the big old moon today, and the whole world
Warning: Handle with care
Paterno worries about running QB Clark STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — Built like a linebacker,
Patrick adds intrigue to final IRL race
HOMESTEAD, Fla. (AP) — Danica Patrick’s moment of clarity came three years ago. It was the
Doctor faces arrest after missing hearing
Doctor faces arrest after missing hearing LAS VEGAS — The doctor at the center of an investigation
A premiere NBA Finals matchup features basketball’s two best teams going at each other shot-
A premiere NBA Finals matchup features basketball’s two best teams going at each other shot-for-
SEASONAL-FLU VACCINE | Clinic sites
The Vindicator will publish a daily listing of flu-vaccine clinic sites in the Mahoning and Shenango
House OKs expanding hate-crime legislation
WASHINGTON (AP) — A House vote Thursday put Congress on the verge of significantly expanding hate-
‘Blair Witch’ at 10: Movie is still scary
ORLANDO, Fla. — Producer Robin Cowie remembers showing “The Blair Witch Project” to some friends of
Blitz Insider
Earlier this week, I called Salem High football coach Mike Kopachy to chat about the Quakers’
Dog attack on child brings indictment against city man
Officials have taken custody of the dog. YOUNGSTOWN — A city man will face felony charges
Art Youngstown sets sights on beautifying lot on North Side
YOUNGSTOWN — A local group dedicated to advancing the arts has launched a project to beautify a
Hello Columbus
Hello Columbus Lowellville’s boys golf team advanced to state competition after finishing second
Columbiana countians to get third tax notices
The county treasurer said that third billings have been used in the past. LISBON — Property
Health board raises fee for vital records
The cost of the records will go from $18 to $23 on Oct. 16. YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown Board of
GO & DO
Today Comedy Daniel Tosh, 8 p.m., Lakewood Civic Auditorium, 14100 Franklin Blvd., Lakewood;
Prep soccer roundup \ Thursday’s games
GIRLS Howland 3, Niles 0 NILES — Alexis Vardavas had two goals and Olivia Nicholas had one as
Mahoning County Indictments
Ronald D. Bier, 30, of Wyandot Lane, cocaine possession. Joshua D. Humphrey, 18, of Terrace Drive,
Other Ohio utilities use coupons to promote bulbs
COLUMBUS — FirstEnergy isn’t the only company promoting the use of compact fluorescent light bulbs
Think big — really big — when it comes to Columbiana Co.’s Pumpkin Festival
Last year’s event drew about 2,000 visitors to the fairgrounds. LISBON — Ever want to have a
Officials in Columbiana Co. treat ’08 death as homicide
Officials initially did not think there was foul play in the shooting death. LISBON —
Players of the Week
Kevin Johnson Boardman Last week, the Spartans defeated North Canton Hoover, 16-7, and Johnson
Suicide bomber kills 17 at Indian embassy in Kabul
KABUL (AP) — A suicide car bomber detonated his vehicle outside the Indian Embassy in the bustling
Montoya is surprise of Chase
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — For 26 races, Juan Pablo Montoya and his crew chief worked solely on making
Guerin, Goligoski lead Penguins past Flyers
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Alex Goligoski said it was the easiest goal of his young career — and for good
Rockies edge Phillies, 5-4; tie series
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — By the time Cole Hamels rushed off to be with his pregnant wife, his streak of
Travel show set Sunday
Travel show set Sunday BOARDMAN — The Vindicator and American Express Travel VTI are sponsoring a
Ex-Trumbull JFS chief put on probation for drug use
Tom Mahoney was convicted of cocaine possession and has a felony criminal record. WARREN — Tom
FOOTPATH TO PEACE
YMCA coordinator steps up for Global Art Project By DENISE DICK Some people paint their
Peace in the Valley?
The involvement of city council members ‘was damaging’ to the negotiations, Girard’s mayor said.
Sentencing is postponed for 4 found guilty in beating of man
The judge wants to give the victim an opportunity to make a statement. YOUNGSTOWN — Four men
Obama may OK input of Taliban
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is prepared to accept some Taliban involvement in
Betras passionate about defeating State Issue 3
Opinion: When “I’ll try to talk without getting too emotional” came out of his mouth, it was time for
Thursday, October 8 (125 stories)
Former Linton Funeral Home to be razed
YOUNGSTOWN — The prayers of members of Sts. Peter & Paul Church and an area faith-based community
Will Rayen Stadium be renovated for home games?
YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown City School District is looking at a plan to renovate Rayen Stadium on
West Park Avenue bridge reopens to traffic
WEATHERSFIELD — The West Park Avenue bridge just west of Waddell Park in Niles reopened to traffic
Car dealer probe leads to search of Rush Boulevard home
YOUNGSTOWN— Police used a search warrant on a Rush Boulevard home today, seizing two vehicles along
Ex-Trumbull official blames job stress for drug problem
WARREN — Tom Mahoney, former Trumbull County Department of Job and Family Services director, gets
Dahlia society meeting
Dahlia society meeting YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning Valley Dahlia Society will meet at 2 p.m. Sunday
Youngstown Skate in Boardman rolls forward
With a new name and upgrades, the skating rink is working to overcome a reputation for fighting.
Utility is asked to halt bulb program
PUCO gave the order after hearing from irate FirstEnergy customers. COLUMBUS — The head of the
Penguins’ recipe for success is avoiding costly turnovers
YSU had four in last week’s 17-7- loss to conference rival Missouri State. By PETE MOLLICA
CEO: 40-mpg Cruze key to GM’s rebound
The Cruze will have more upscale styling and features, a GM official says. The Chevrolet Cruze
It's alive! Canfield Scaregrounds relies on inhuman touch
CANFIELD — When it comes to scaring, Dominic Baragona is a people person. As in people dressed as
Over concerns of link to autism, preservative in shot to be optional
Vaccines will ship in single doses and multidose vials. The vaccine preservative that some
Union works to build rapport with new Delphi
WARREN — A new Delphi has emerged from bankruptcy as a leaner company with lower costs, but this is
Halloween thrills
Find your own personal threshold of fear at these haunted attractions, hayrides, dramatic
NASCAR and TV executives agree on earlier start times for races in 2010
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — NASCAR will attempt to halt its sinking television ratings through
Music hits home for area singer-songwriter
“I think that the Youngstown area is really important, and for both Ben and I, where we come from
Hubbard prevails over Salem
The Eagles got off to a fast start and defeated their AAC rivals in front of a huge crowd. By ERIC
Billy Lyell to fight Chris Gray next week
NILES — The IBF’s 15th-ranked world middleweight contender, Billy Lyell (20-7, 4 KOs) will defend
Niles to ban drivers’ using cell phones
The ordinance would ban all but hands-free cell-phone use in moving vehicles. NILES —
Appeals court hears 2 Valley cases
Appeals court hears 2 Valley cases By PETER H. MILLIKEN YOUNGSTOWN — The appeals lawyer for a
3 win chemistry Nobel for cell research
NEW YORK (AP) — Two Americans and an Israeli won a Nobel Prize in chemistry Wednesday for creating
Mahoning County Court filings
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Kevin M. Kairys, 36, of 9784 Seacrist, Salem, and Gina M.
Training to end school violence
YOUNGSTOWN — Thomas Fields believes the city’s high school students might be well-served by
Artist to demonstrate skills at gallery in mall
Artist to demonstrate skills at gallery in mall NILES — Artist Thomas McNickle will demonstrate
Metro Digest
Trial is postponed YOUNGSTOWN — The trial of a former Youngstown State University union president
Newton Falls mayoral issue heats up
All of the parties involved came to court ready to resolve the matter. WARREN — The legal
Sabathia, Jeter lead Yankees past Twins in Game 1
NEW YORK (AP) — Derek Jeter got a big hit, just as he did in Octobers past at the famed ballpark
Streeter, acting head of USOC, to step down
Six months of shaky decisions and turmoil came to a head for the U.S. Olympic Committee on Wednesday
The many layers of Keller Williams
Similar to how an artist creates a multitrack song in the studio, singer and multi-instrumentalist
Human trafficking victims have an ally
Opinion: Of all the voiceless people on Earth, I can think of few more unfortunate than the multitudes —
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Movie listings are based on the best information provided to us at press time. Schedules are subject
YSU officials favor razing 1,278-space facility
YSU’s Student Government Association passed a resolution last spring urging the university to consider renovating the Lincoln Avenue deck rather than razing it
Time has come for a pact on V&M Star Steel project
Editorial: Silence on the part of the French owners of V&M Star Steel over the failure of the cities of
Time to get smarter on extended school day
Opinion: Last week, Education Secretary Arne Duncan and odd couple Al Sharpton and Newt Gingrich were in
POLAND AND BOARDMAN POLICE CALLS
A summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman townships: POLAND Oct. 2 Theft:
Junior League introduces board and celebrates 80th anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN — The Junior League of Youngstown marks its 80th anniversary of community service in
Free press under attack
Opinion: Today, the Senate Judiciary Committee is expected to vote on legislation that would grant federal
Steelers’ offensive line much better this season
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Ben Roethlisberger’s appearance on the WWE’s “Monday Night Raw” telecast didn’t
Boss takes advantage of employees, economy
Dear Annie: I work for a family company and am grateful to have a job in this economy. But while we
Freezer bags help mom hang on to containers
Dear Heloise: I’m a mom with sons slowly moving out of the house, going to college and getting their
You can count on health care reform being mismanaged
Opinion: You can count on health care reform being mismanaged EDITOR: Many people do not seem to
Letterman threw stones from his own glass house
NEW YORK — Turns out David Letterman doesn’t just live on a TV show. He also lives in a glass house,
John Steven Bloom show is postponed
BOARDMAN — A performance scheduled for Friday by magician John Steven Bloom at Boardman Central
FBI probe targeted former Playmate
MIAMI (AP) — The FBI investigated whether Anna Nicole Smith plotted to kill her tycoon husband’s son
Polish Happy Hour marks its first anniversary tonight at The Lemon Grove, 122 W. Federal St.,
Polish Happy Hour marks its first anniversary tonight at The Lemon Grove, 122 W. Federal St.,
Consumers cut borrowing by $12B in August
WASHINGTON (AP) — Consumers reduced their borrowing for the seventh-straight month in August, as
EMTs in Ohio get go-ahead to dispense H1N1 vaccines
Physicians and health-care workers will be getting the initial doses of the vaccine. COLUMBUS
‘Couples Retreat’: a shallow comedy at the water’s edge
“Couples Retreat” was made because of its sunny, sandy location, scenic Bora Bora. Judging from the
Man begins jail term in 2007 dog-attack case
YOUNGSTOWN — Jammie Traylor was convicted of violating a city ordinance against having vicious dogs
Both vulnerable. West deals.
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‘Beer in Hell’ punishes like a bad hangover
I have no idea if they serve beer in hell. But I have some notion of what might be playing at the
Paul Anka coming to Westminster College
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. – Paul Anka will come to Westminster College’s Orr Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Oct.
Grass-roots supporters want to spread word
NEW YORK (AP) — Fired up? Ready to go? You might not know it from the way President Barack Obama’s
More praise for gin-soaked raisins
Q. You’ve written about gin-soaked raisins on several occasions. My grandmother used to make them.
Experts: Health-care measure would cost $829B over 10 years
WASHINGTON (AP) — Health-care legislation drafted by a key Senate committee would expand coverage to
38% of parents oppose H1N1 vaccine
ATLANTA (AP) — As the first wave of swine-flu vaccine crosses the country, more than a third of
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4 arrested in June burglary
The two victims were house- sitting at the time of the crime. BOARDMAN — Police have arrested
Saudi man gets 5 years for sex talk on TV show
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) — A Saudi court on Wednesday convicted a man for publicly talking about
Lamb of God won’t rest in Metallica’s shadow
When Lamb of God set out to write the follow-up to 2006 album “Sacrament,” its most successful album
Vanishing of Iranian scientist creates mystery
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — The disappearance of an Iranian nuclear scientist on a pilgrimage to Saudi
TheSources
TheSources Ticketmaster: Macy’s in Eastwood, Southern Park and Shenango Valley malls; and Giant
Afghan policy needs clarity
Dallas Morning News: Unusual friction seems to be developing between the Obama administration and
auditions Where to try out for roles
ACTORS “The Long Christmas Dinner,” “The Gift of the Magi” and “An Implausible Claus.” Auditions
St. Vincent de Paul Church plans fun fest
VIENNA — St. Vincent De Paul Catholic Church, 4453 Warren-Sharon Road, will have a fall fun fest
War enters ninth year
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Polanski’s apologists are twisting the truth
Opinion: In our new era of teachable moments, nothing has been so educational to me as Roman Polanski’s
Jennifer Hudson stars in holiday TV special
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Did Browns trade send a message?
It wasn’t necessary, say the players who bid farewell to wide receiver Braylon Edwards on Wednesday.
Wean Foundation awards grants to organizations
The YWCA of Youngstown received a $50,000 grant. WARREN — The Raymond John Wean Foundation, in
More local news in brief
New assistant fire chiefs WARREN — Two new assistant Warren fire chiefs were sworn in Wednesday at
TENNIS ROUNDUP \ News and notes
China Open BEIJING — Maria Sharapova was eliminated, losing to Peng Shuai of China 6-2, 6-4.
Nebraska defense will be tested by Missouri tonight
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — No one in the country has scored less than whoever is playing Nebraska in a
Mayor says paving awaits funding from the state
The mayor said ODOT is holding the project purse strings. CAMPBELL — Paving on two streets will
Cliff Lee dominates in postseason debut
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — One strike away from a shutout, Cliff Lee stepped off the mound, took a deep
Church, businesses offer free festival
AUSTINTOWN — An Austintown church has put together a little gift of love and appreciation for its
Tebow’s playing status a game-day decision
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Tim Tebow’s status against No. 4 LSU appears that it will be a game-day
GM Shapiro narrows list of Indians’ candidates
His short list to replace manager Eric Wedge is 8-to-10. CLEVELAND (AP) — General manager Mark
Williams: V&M tax-revenue deal is near
Youngstown council voted to oppose a casino gambling issue on the November ballot. YOUNGSTOWN
Owner of Fat Man’s auto dealership to face corrupt-activity charge
YOUNGSTOWN — The owner of a Canfield Road auto dealership will be in court next Thursday facing a
49ers — finally — sign WR Crabtree
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — Michael Crabtree is confident he can play a big role for the San
Man faces charges in demolition of building
WARREN — A Maryland man charged with 12 counts of open burning and dumping — for purportedly
Super Nationals to return to Canfield Fairgrounds
SALEM — The Stadium GM Superstore Steel Valley Super Nationals will return to the Canfield
Shooter sent to mental facility
Shooter sent to mental facility The shooting took place earlier this year. YOUNGSTOWN — A
Dana School of Music plans fall choral concert
YOUNGSTOWN — “Songs of Love,” the Dana School of Music’s fall choral concert, will be at 8 p.m.
Bill would extend jobless benefits
If unemployment insurance is not extended, some 64,500 Ohioans will exhaust their benefits by
Erin McBride scores five goals as JFK soccer defeats Crestview 8-2
COLUMBIANA — Erin McBride scored five goals and Kelly Guarnieri added two more as Warren JFK
Penguins suffer 1st loss to Coyotes
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Petr Prucha was knocked off his skates in front of the net but still pushed the
Mooney and JFK tennis teams advance to semis
Prep Tennis Semifinals BOARDMAN — Four singles and two doubles matches will be played today to
Taylor tough as East beats YCS
YOUNGSTOWN — Rashayla Taylor had four kills and two blocks; Jayne Roland had three kills, six
Mercury even WNBA finals with 90-77 win
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Cappie Pondexter scored 22 points and the Phoenix Mercury beat the Indiana Fever
Good weekend for looking back
Opinion: Good weekend for looking back EDITOR: I recently have been nostalgic for entertainment from the
US begins defense of Presidents Cup
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Ernie Els spoke to the state of the Presidents Cup when he sized up the
Business news in brief
REGION Hill, Barth & King merges with Sarasota, Fla., firm BOARDMAN — Hill, Barth & King has
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Health Center Jeremy and Julie Ruble, Youngstown, boy, Oct. 3. Anthony and Tiffany
Wednesday, October 7 (113 stories)
Mayor vows deal with Girard over V&M is near
YOUNGSTOWN — A deal with Girard to share tax revenue from a potential V&M Star Steel expansion will
Police investigate assault on girl
YOUNGSTOWN — Police are looking for the man believed to have sexually assaulted a 14-year-old Chaney
Two youths rob man on East Side
YOUNGSTOWN — Police are looking for two teenage boys who robbed a 56-year-old man at gunpoint
BREAKING NEWS: Strickland calls on PUCO to halt lightbulb program
BREAKING NEWS: Strickland call on PUCO to halt lightbulb program
Four arrested for June burglary in Boardman
BOARDMAN — Police have arrested four Youngstown people in connection with a June burglary at a
Owner of Fat Man’s Auto Sales faces corrupt activity charge
YOUNGSTOWN — The owner of a Canfield Road auto dealership will be in court Oct. 15 facing an
Newton Falls officials squabble in and out of the courtroom
WARREN — The legal filings brought against Newton Falls City Council members by former mayor Pat
Browns trade Braylon Edwards to Jets
The New York Jets reached an agreement with the Cleveland Browns on Wednesday to acquire troubled
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS WEDNESDAY • Boar’s Head Ladies of St. John’s Episcopal Church, 323 Wick
Utility to sell you $9 bulbs for $21
Consumers will pay 60 cents a month for three years for the bulbs. FirstEnergy Corp. is
Division VI teams moving up computer list
Area teams in Division VI are starting to make their move in the OHSAA’s weekly computer ratings.
Arraigned in double murder, man to stay in jail until trial
No bond has been set for the North Side man. YOUNGSTOWN — A man indicted by a Mahoning County
Renovated Canfield gym energizes school spirit
Renovated Canfield gym energizes school spirit The renovation project cost about $300,000 and was
Suspect was in prison 10 years
WARREN — The man accused of killing 20-year-old Derek Thrash early Saturday outside the Big Apple
MUST WIN: YSU, W. Ill. need win Saturday
YSU, W. Ill. need win Saturday By PETE MOLLICA YOUNGSTOWN — It hasn’t been a fun start for
Warren man gets life sentence for role in double homicide
The defendant will be eligible for his first parole hearing in 38 years. WARREN — Lloyd McCoy
Scaffolding to be added
YOUNGSTOWN — New PNC Bank signs will be going up soon at the downtown National City Bank Building,
Canfield aces the first day of sectional
CANTON — Canfield’s top three singles players and top doubles team are all unbeaten through the
Leetonia man gets plea deal in death of 7-week-old son
LISBON — A man pleaded guilty Tuesday to one charge of endangering children in the death of his son,
Phantoms’ Eibler commits to Northeastern
The program has a building hockey program in a town that loves the sport. YOUNGSTOWN — Defenseman
Burger King goes sleek in new look
CHICAGO (AP) — Burger King Corp. plans to swap its generic fast-food feel and bland tiles and
State Issue 2 would provide sensible oversight of farming
Editorial: State Issue 2 would provide sensible oversight of farming The Ohio Constitution is arguably not
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Polanski loses first round in extradition battle
BERN, Switzerland (AP) — Roman Polanski lost the first round Tuesday in his battle to avoid
Mission: El Salvador
Driven to lessen poverty in Latin America, Ursuline classmates of '58 deliver aid
‘Christmas Story’ star Ralphie returns with ‘Couples Retreat’
Peter Billingsley was on the other side of the world at Bora Bora’s St. Regis Resort describing his
NFL looking into Edwards case
CLEVELAND (AP) — The NFL is investigating whether Cleveland Browns wide receiver Braylon Edwards
Twins eliminate Tigers in 12 innings
Minnesota will open the playoffs tonight against the Yankees in New York. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) —
Mahoning County Court filings
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Joshua M. Hergenroder, 28, of 196 E. Maryland Ave.,
Technology conference planned for educators
Technology conference planned for educators CANFIELD — The Mahoning County Educational Service
Man found innocent of child rape
YOUNGSTOWN — Attorneys for a man recently found innocent of rape involving a minor say their client
Exhibition focuses on Warhol’s latter works
MILWAUKEE — When most people think of Andy Warhol, his 1960s pop art springs to mind: brightly
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Health Center Brittany DeMarco and Timothy Kampfer, Wellsville, boy, Sept.
As the temperatures plummet, so, too, will home-heating costs
WASHINGTON (AP) — Staying warm won’t be quite as expensive this winter. People who heat with
Mafia, violent criminals turn to Medicare fraud
MIAMI (AP) — Lured by easier money and shorter prison sentences, Mafia figures and other violent
Defining American Cuisine
What is American cuisine? Frankly, it depends whom you ask. We’ve posed the question to cutting-
Canfield shuts out Howland in AAC soccer
CANFIELD — Jordan Ricks had two goals, while Tony El-Hayek, Dylan Seybert and Jon Hutnyan each added
Edgar Allan Poe to get proper burial
BALTIMORE (AP) — It’s been a good 200th anniversary year for Edgar Allan Poe. The master of gothic
Physics Nobel goes to three Americans
NEW YORK (AP) — The next time you snap a digital photo and post it to Facebook, you can probably
Challenge to candidate’s residency fails
LISBON — Lisbon Mayor Michael Lewis lost his bid that challenged whether a council candidate lived
Serena wins, will regain top ranking
BEIJING (AP) — Serena Williams is headed back to the top. Williams needed only to win her second-
Voter fraud? Buckeyes trail Cincinnati
COLUMBUS (AP) — Unlike powerhouse programs such as Oklahoma, Texas, Florida, Southern California and
Polamalu may practice today, play Sunday
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pittsburgh Steelers might not have to wonder any longer how much better they
BUSINESS DIGEST
OHIO Employees sue Inkstop over owed paychecks CLEVELAND — Employees who are owed paychecks are
Local car dealer runs low on Hummer inventory
GM told dealers that they may have to wait until November for word on the Hummer sale.
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT A story on Tuesday's Page A1 under the headline "Nick's Last Sale" included an
Car salesman charged with corrupt activity
YOUNGSTOWN — Two men have been arrested, and more arrests are expected after authorities searched a
Corporate tax divides two cities in V&M talks
A Girard city councilman says the two cities are ‘very, very close’ to an agreement.
President offers no firm signals on troop increases
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama on Tuesday ruled out shrinking the Afghanistan war to a
U.S. alone in jailing children for life
Opinion: This term, the U.S. Supreme Court will hold oral arguments in two cases, Sullivan v. Florida and
Good news, bad news for health-care overhaul
Good news, bad news for health-care overhaul WASHINGTON — California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger
U.S. must strengthen ties with Pakistan
Opinion: The debate over Afghan strategy — the Af in our AfPak policy — has overshadowed an equally daunting
President Obama wisely hasn’t taken the bait
Opinion: In the 1966 movie “A Man for All Seasons,” Sir Thomas More and his future son-in-law argue over who
Ohio considers bone, muscle for lethal injection
COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio is considering injecting lethal drugs into inmates’ bone marrow or muscles as
Bill would reverse court’s age-bias ruling
WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats in Congress are trying to counter another Supreme Court decision on
Obama’s approval rating rises amid concerns, poll finds
NEW YORK (AP) — President Barack Obama’s approval ratings are starting to rise after declining ever
Letterman reflects society’s moral decay
Opinion: In olden days when “a glimpse of stocking was looked on as something shocking” there was a morals
Race will always affect how Obama is viewed
Opinion: The issue of race will dog Barack Obama the entire time he occupies the White House. It’s why
Delphi exits bankruptcy a shadow of its former self
In the Mahoning Valley, Delphi Packard hourly employment has fallen from 3,800 to 750. DETROIT —
HUD isn’t listening
HUD isn’t listening Plain Dealer: The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has worked
PUTTING THE ICING ON THE (CUP)CAKE
A cupcake without frosting is, well, a muffin. A cupcake without good frosting is just not worth
Weak holiday forecast offered
NEW YORK (AP) — After parents cut back on clothes and accessories for children this past fall, the
Both vulnerable. North deals.
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Armstrong, Michelob Ultra pair up
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Cycling great Lance Armstrong has inked a deal with Anheuser-Busch InBev to be the
Mayweather back in the mainstream
NEW YORK (AP) — Floyd Mayweather Jr. drops into a seat in an upscale restaurant in the heart of
LeBron, Shaq make debut
The Cavaliers won their preseason preview, 92-87, over Charlotte. CLEVELAND (AP) — So much for
Stocks rise as investors bet on corporate profits
NEW YORK (AP) — Investors barreled into stocks for a second day, betting that corporate profits will
Sabathia has high expectations
NEW YORK (AP) — CC Sabathia was fantastic in his first regular season with the New York Yankees.
FALL FOR TASTEFUL SALADS
Autumn schedules can set life into warp speed, so make dinner plans a snap with sensational new
GIRARD, HUBBARD AND LIBERTY POLICE CALLS
A summary of recent criminal activity in Girard, Hubbard and Liberty: GIRARD Oct. 3 Theft: A
METRO DIGEST
Gift to Beatitude House YOUNGSTOWN — Beatitude House was awarded $20,000 from the Kennedy Family
Elizabeth Taylor tweets about her heart procedure
Elizabeth Taylor tweets about her heart procedure LOS ANGELES — Elizabeth Taylor says she’s headed
Agenda Thursday
Agenda Thursday Hubbard Park and Recreation Board, 7 p.m., council chambers, 220 W. Liberty St.
Paterno defends matchup vs. Eastern Illinois
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — Joe Paterno came prepared for an obvious question with lower-division
Trumbull expected to be recovery zone
WARREN — Trumbull County commissioners are expected to approve a resolution today to establish the
Businessman scolds Salem mayor and council
SALEM — A local businessman warned Mayor Jerry Wolford and Salem City Council not to infringe on his
Poland girls going back to Div. II state golf event
CANTON — Poland’s girls golf team will be going back to the state tournament. The Bulldogs, behind
More local news in brief
Farm and Flea Market FOWLER — Bockelman’s Garden Center and the Trumbull County Farm Bureau are
McDonald runs away with ITCL team title
McDONALD — McDonald junior Jerry Dugan won the overall title with a time of 16:51 and the Blue
House OKs clarification of sheriff-education rules
The bill would allow a two-year associate degree to count toward eligibility. COLUMBUS — The
Tips for bananas hold helpful appeal
Dear Readers: Storing bananas can be a problem for some people. Is there any way to keep them from
Adults blame mom for their problems
Dear Annie: I have two adult sons, one married, one divorced. We always had a good relationship, but
Tuesday, October 6 (117 stories)
Infant CPR class available at St. Joseph Health Center
WARREN — An infant cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) class is offered from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday
Delphi Corp. emerges from bankruptcy
NEW YORK (AP) — Auto supplier Delphi says it’s emerging from bankruptcy protection nearly four years
Girard, Youngstown differ on tax sharing from V&M project
YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown and Girard officials are far apart when it comes to how much corporate-
Two arrests follow search of Canfield Road car dealership
YOUNGSTOWN — Two men have been arrested and more arrests are expected after authorities searched a
Wean Foundation awards $319,033 to community organizations
WARREN — The Raymond John Wean Foundation, in its mission to improve the quality of life in the
ALESHIA POLITSKY | DARRYN FESSEL
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PAMELA HIGHTOWER CURTIS FOREST YOUNGSTOWN — The wedding of Curtis A. Forest and Pamela P.
ABWA speaker discusses needy
YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown Charter Chapter of the American Business Women’s Association had its
StampinStone schedules holiday open house
StampinStone schedules holiday open house BOARDMAN — The 4th Annual Holiday Open House sponsored
REUNIONS | Former classmates plan to meet
REUNIONS • Campbell Memorial High School Class of 1944 will meet for lunch at 12:30 p.m. Oct. 13
Breast-cancer survivors celebrate at Pink Ribbon Tea
The speaker’s book became a Lifetime TV movie. BOARDMAN — When doctors and nurses rolled
North Siders to city: Raze ex-mortuary
Pastor Joseph Rudjak says the building poses a danger to the community. YOUNGSTOWN — It’s been
Evidence is focus of trial
YOUNGSTOWN — Crime-scene evidence was the focal point for testimony in the murder trial of two men
No V&M deal: Melfi
The Girard mayor said his city ‘won’t be rushed’ into an unsatisfactory deal. YOUNGSTOWN —
Jones lives up to advance billing
The senior wide receiver set a new reception record in Saturday’s loss. YOUNGSTOWN — This
Springfield’s ‘Shoot for a Cure’ game hits home
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Store owner tells of ‘crazy’ shooting scene
The victim of the violence early Saturday in Warren had a criminal record. WARREN — Jihad
UAW hopes recall of workers leads to third Lordstown shift
Union officials are hoping more laid-off workers can be recalled to build the Cruze. LORDSTOWN
Mooney stays in first in Div. III
Poland is third in Div. III while Girard is fifth in Div. V in the latest AP poll. Another game,
James criticizes Edwards’ punch
BEREA (AP) — Braylon Edwards was fighting mad Sunday, exchanging a few blows with one of
Rodriguez focuses on elusive postseason success
NEW YORK (AP) — Alex Rodriguez has become the Phantom of the Clubhouse, hardly ever seen by his
Cycling enthusiasts give the spokin’ word
BOARDMAN — Dan and Erin Quinlan have always enjoyed riding their bicycles, at first as recreational
Obama pitches overhaul with doctors
WASHINGTON (AP) — On the cusp of a key legislative push, President Barack Obama on Monday filled the
Dodgers carry Torre into 14th postseason
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Joe Torre wears his Dodgers cap high on his head, revealing a vast expanse of
Landlord case goes to court of appeals
YOUNGSTOWN — A dispute between a landlord with five Austintown apartment complexes and a county
2 Canfield police officers promoted
CANFIELD — Police Chief Chuck Colucci says it’s exciting to see a pair of officers honored with
Appeals court to hear 4 cases from Valley
YOUNGSTOWN — The 7th District Court of Appeals will hear four high-profile cases among 10 scheduled
Airfares may be stabilizing
The great airline sale of 2009 may be ending. Airfares, which have shown steady drops throughout
3 Americans share Nobel in medicine
NEW YORK (AP) — Three Americans won the Nobel prize in medicine on Monday for discovering how
Steelers RB Mendenhall finds redemption
PITTSBURGH (AP) — They gave Rashard Mendenhall a new blocker, and the opportunity to redeem himself
Supreme Court starts new term
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court began its new term Monday by indicating a willingness to limit
Woeful Pirates fail to stop, losing, trading of key players
PITTSBURGH (AP) — They said the losing had to stop, and it didn’t. They said the familiar pattern
AP OHIO POLL
AP OHIO POLL COLUMBUS (AP) — How a state panel of sports writers and broadcasters rates Ohio high
MAHONING COUNTY COURT FILINGS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Matthew E. Dreas, 36, of 17511 Laurel Ave., Lake Milton, and
Mahoning County voters have a stake in libraries
Editorial: In the midst of an economic downturn, a public library becomes all the more important to a
Garber: MLS fairer, more stable than Euro
LONDON (AP) — MLS commissioner Don Garber will tell European clubs this week that adopting
Sidewalks are being neglected
Opinion: Sidewalks are being neglected EDITOR: My concern is the neglect of the sidewalks on the 4000
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court began its new term Monday by indicating a willingness to
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court began its new term Monday by indicating a willingness to limit
Nether vulnerable. West deals.
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Was 2nd Lt. William Calley a scapegoat?
Opinion: After 40 years, 2nd Lt. William Calley is back in the news. For many years now the young lieutenant
Solar technology leading the way
Opinion: WASHINGTON — At first glance, Midland, Mich., where March temperatures can plunge as low as 20
FirstEnergy to distribute low-energy bulbs to customers
AKRON — FirstEnergy Corp. plans to provide nearly 4 million low- energy light bulbs to its
Dad’s list becomes Rosanne Cash’s disc
NEW YORK — Make no mistake, Rosanne Cash fully understands the value of the sheet of yellow lined
TENNIS \ High school tournaments
DIVISION I Sectional Where: Weis Park, Harvard & 25th St. N.W., Canton. When: Begins Tuesday.
Subsidies bad for creation of jobs
Opinion: WASHINGTON — Don’t let the hype about “green jobs” fool you. The global warming bill approved
Business digest
NATION Pizza Hut markets other menu selections LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Want some wings with that pie?
Experts: No good way to track medical implants
NEW YORK (AP) — Three years ago, the maker of a surgical clip called the Hem-o-lok issued an urgent
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT Because of a processing error, several stories in Sunday’s editions in the
Service sector shows growth
NEW YORK (AP) — The U.S. service sector grew in September for the first time in 13 months, an
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Chrysler splits Dodge into two groups
DETROIT (AP) — Chrysler’s new Italian management on Monday announced a surprise shake-up of the
Strickland delays 2 executions to review injections
COLUMBUS (AP) — Gov. Ted Strickland on Monday delayed the state’s next two executions to allow a
Obama’s moves are good — to a point
Opinion: U.S. officials have long pooh-poohed claims that Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is a threat to
A plan for newspapers
Seattle Times: The Minneapolis Star Tribune emerged from bankruptcy reorganization last Monday. It
Agenda Wednesday
Agenda Wednesday Mahoning County Law Library Resources Board, quarterly meeting, 3:30 p.m.,
Kuchar captures PGA’s Turning Stone in playoff
VERONA, N.Y. (AP) — It had been so long since Matt Kuchar had won on the PGA Tour that a huge case
Man, 57, accused of threatening woman, teen
BOARDMAN — An Overhill Road man was lodged in the Mahoning County jail, accused of threatening his
Chase for Sprint Cup tightens in Kansas
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Longtime NASCAR fans deride the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship as
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Pitt (4-1) defeated Louisville 35-10; next vs. Connecticut, Saturday Austin Peay (1-4) lost to
Letterman apologizes to wife, staff on show
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Girard hires officer
GIRARD — The police department has sworn in a new officer. John Freeman, 24, was sworn in at 1
TENNIS \ China Open
BEIJING (AP) — Dinara Safina lost to Chinese wild card Zhang Shuai 7-5, 7-6 (5) in the second round
CANFIELD, AUSTINTOWN POLICE CALLS
Summary of police activity in the city of Canfield and Austintown: CANFIELD Sept. 25 Drug
Report: North Korea restoring nuclear facilities
Report: North Korea restoring nuclear facilities SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea is in the final
Indians finish worst season since 1991
CLEVELAND (AP) — Their disappointing season mercifully over, Cleveland Indians players cleared out
Boundary road is ignored
Opinion: Boundary road is ignored EDITOR: I am writing in regard to the deplorable conditions of County
Swine-flu vaccinations begin — but most must wait
WASHINGTON (AP) — Swine-flu vaccinations began Monday with squirts up the noses of health-care
“The Biggest Loser” (8 p.m., NBC): On “The Biggest Loser,” the contestants
“The Biggest Loser” (8 p.m., NBC): On “The Biggest Loser,” the contestants are banned from the
Badgers wiser after ’08 defeat
COLUMBUS — Wisconsin is a wiser team, Coach Bret Bielema believes, than the one that pulled defeat
RACE TIME NASCAR
What: Auto Club Speedway Pepsi 500 When: Sunday, 3:15 p.m. TV/radio: ABC Channels 33, 5 and 4;
NFL \ Monday’s news
Rams: Anthony Smith, a Hubbard High graduate, made three solo tackles, including one for a loss, in
Area pumpkin may be heaviest in world
[Editor’s note: An inadvertent error caused this story to run incompletely in some Sunday
Albom learns to ‘Have a Little Faith’ in new book
DETROIT — Mitch Albom is many things. He’s an award-winning newspaper columnist, a popular radio-
Tickets for Rogers’ concert at Covelli on sale Friday
YOUNGSTOWN — Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday for singer Kenny Rogers, who will bring his
college football roundup \ News and notes
Oklahoma: Receiver Ryan Broyles will be out for two to four weeks with a broken left shoulder blade,
Spartans defeat Bulldogs in three
POLAND — Monica Touvelle led the way Monday as the Boardman High volleyball team defeated Poland by
Metro digest
Missing man sought STRUTHERS — Police are searching for a man who has been missing since Monday
Blood drives
[Editor’s note: This listing was inadvertently omitted from some Sunday papers.] TODAY American
Canfield, Boardman girls advance
CORTLAND — The Canfield and Boardman high school girls golf teams advanced to the Division I
Howland, Poland post shutouts
SALEM — Alexis Vardavas scored two goals Monday to lead the Howland High girls soccer team past
INSIDE
INSIDE On C6 ÓÅò The Cleveland Indians and Pittsburgh Pirates cleaned out their lockers and put
Odd couple: 2 groups join forces to oppose casinos
COLUMBUS (AP) — Two advocacy groups formed an unlikely alliance Monday to oppose a plan to put
NHL \ Monday’s game
Rangers 3, Devils 2 NEWARK, N.J. — Rookie defensemen Michael Del Zotto and Matt Gilroy both
US officials: No plans for pullout from Afghanistan
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama won’t walk away from the flagging war in Afghanistan, the
‘All Shook Up’ at Playhouse has talented, energetic cast
[Editor’s note: This review was inadvertently omitted from some papers on Sunday.] YOUNGSTOWN
Mendenhall redeemed
Mendenhall redeemed Steelers running Rashard Mendenhall didn’t just successfully replace the
16-year-olds now eligible to donate blood
The local American Red Cross is launching a campaign to encourage 16-year-old high school students
Favre-led Vikings escape with 30-23 win over Packers
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Brett Favre proved to the Green Bay Packers he has plenty of fire left inside,
Parents can no longer afford tab
Dear Annie: My husband and I have been together for more than 20 years. This is my second marriage.
After medical tests, be self-advocate for your health
Dear Heloise: I read the letter from the reader about medical tests, and it hit a raw nerve. I must
Monday, October 5 (95 stories)
Second shift resumes at Lordstown GM
LORDSTOWN — General Motors brought back 1,050 laid-off workers at its Lordstown complex today, but
WORTH A LOOK | Events are open to the public
WORTH A LOOK AUCTIONS • North Lima Mennonite Church, 90 Mennonite Drive, North Lima, will
Cat poisonings plague small Ohio town
WAKEMAN, Ohio (AP) — Police in the northern Ohio village of Wakeman say they are investigating
Vigil for victims of domestic violence is today in Youngstown
YOUNGSTOWN — In observance of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Sojourner House Domestic
Team seeks 5 finalists by Dec. for YSU president
Semifinalist candidate interviews will be conducted in the Cleveland area in early December.
YSU is in must-win mode now
Now the Youngstown State football team has its back to the wall. Saturday night Missouri State
Students, faculty from KSU unveil art show at TAG
The Warren show continues through Nov. 14. WARREN—A new exhibition of artwork displaying the
Ramblings on the run
Vindicator sports writer Joe Scalzo seeks help from above — and wherever else he can find it — toward 11th-place finish in his age group
RIDGE RESTORATION
Work progresses on Moss Ancestral Home By VIRGINIA ROSS SHANK Tearing down boards, sweeping
Stewart gains NASCAR ground with Kansas win
KANSAS CITY, Kan. — He’s back. After failing to finish better than ninth in his previous six
Ohio tightens up on child booster-seat law this week
The law was signed in January, but implementation was delayed. COLUMBUS — A new state law set
Group puts out call for volunteer Warriors
The club would be volunteers who would help throughout the area. YOUNGSTOWN — Warriors Inc. is
Familiar Faces, Places
Folk, Odorcic repeat winners; controversy surrounds Kenyan By JOHN BASSETTI YOUNGSTOWN — It
Tigers, Twins set for playoff
The N.L. playoff series begin on Wednesday in Los Angeles and Philadelphia. ASSOCIATED PRESS The
Odorcic credits training for better time
YOUNGSTOWN — Jessica Odorcic of Madison was a past women’s winner of the Peace Race, but that time
White House sees progress in Iran talks
WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House said Sunday it sees signs of progress in confronting Iran’s
new in home video \ This week’s DVD releases
Available Tuesday: “Anvil! The Story of Anvil” (not rated, 90 minutes): This riveting new
SOCIAL GRACES
Experts say a few tweaks can improve etiquette Much of the advice comes down to showing kindness
Are we the kings and queens of clean?
Opinion: A group of interplanetary aliens studying Americans might easily decide that we are the cleanest
Report: Bloated optimism hurt credibility of $700B bank rescue
WASHINGTON (AP) — The credibility of the government’s $700 billion financial rescue program was
Wife is not so perfect after all
Dear Annie: I have been married to the perfect woman for 13 years. If I had to order a wife, it
Fast-food employee needs a lesson in hand hygiene
Dear Heloise: I now realize the importance of posting the law about employees washing their hands
Agenda Tuesday
Agenda Tuesday Ellsworth Township Zoning Commission, 7 p.m., administration building, 6034 S.
Years Ago
Today is Monday, Oct. 5, the 278th day of 2009. There are 87 days left in the year. On this date in
Town is rid of rotten meat, but bills linger
BRIDGEWATER, S.D. (AP) — Behind the freezer doors at a meat plant mysteriously abandoned by its
Alice in Chains offers 1st CD since singer’s death
NEW YORK — AC/DC did it. So did Black Sabbath. Van Halen did it, but not everyone was happy. INXS
Ethnic and festive: Oktober event shares tastes and traditions of various cultures
The ethnicity event included Hungarian, Greek, Irish and Hispanic foods. YOUNGSTOWN —
BUSINESS DIGEST
REGION Surplus Outlet Store opens in Champion CHAMPION — The Surplus Outlet Store has opened at
‘Housewives’ cast member’s ex-fiance dies in fight
‘Housewives’ cast member’s ex-fianc dies in fight ATLANTA — The former fiance of a cast member
New government studies find higher figure of autism disorders: 1 in 100 kids
CHICAGO (AP) — Two new government studies indicate about 1 in 100 children have autism disorders —
Socialists victorious in Greek election
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greece’s Socialists trounced the governing conservatives in a landslide
Report: 13 million babies worldwide born premature
WASHINGTON (AP) — They call it kangaroo care: A premature baby nestles skin-to-skin against mom’s
Billions in US aid never reached Pakistan army, 2 generals say
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) — The United States has long suspected that much of the billions of dollars
Samoans mourn tsunami victims
APIA, Samoa (AP) — Islanders gathered Sunday to mourn victims of the South Pacific tsunami that
TRUMBULL COUNTY COURT FILINGS
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Aaron N. Detweiler, 20, of 16880 Nauvoo Road, Middlefield, and
Newborn safer in state care, officials say
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A newborn boy abducted by a woman posing as an immigration agent was again
Faced with a tough question, Yale responds with timidity
Faced with a tough question, Yale responds with timidity Columbus Dispatch: People look to
Who said so..
Opinion: “I was worried for myself, I was worried for my family. I felt menaced by this, and I had to tell
Typhoon Parma kills at least 16 people in northern Philippines
MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Typhoon Parma caused widespread flooding and landslides that buried at
SUNDAY DRAWINGS
SUNDAY DRAWINGS OHIO Sunday night: Pick 3, 4-9-5 Pick 4, 4-3-0-2 Rolling Cash 5, 3-12-13-
Heavy rains delay search for bodies in Indonesia
JUMANAK, Indonesia (AP) — Search teams lost hope of finding any more survivors under the rubble left
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Medical Center Amber Scott and William Watkins, Youngstown, boy, Oct. 2.
Adviser downplays new threat of al-Qaida
WASHINGTON (AP) — A top U.S. commander’s public plea for more troops in Afghanistan prompted a mild
US nursing homes pushed to brink from recession
US nursing homes pushed to brink from recession HARTFORD, Conn. — The nation’s nursing homes are
8 US soldiers killed in war
The battle was the deadliest assault on Americans in Afghanistan in a year. KABUL (AP) — Hundreds
As layoffs persist, many jobs go begging
In a brutal job market, here’s a task that might sound easy: Fill jobs in nursing, engineering and
Economic risks linger, Treasury chief says
SAN FRANCISCO — While global economic growth is likely to improve next year, U.S. Treasury Secretary
Living up to name, Palumbo, Top Hat excel with ‘Ragtime’
Brian Palumbo and Top Hat Productions have done it again. After scaling the heights of last season’s
“Inventing LA: The Chandlers and Their Times” (9:30 p.m., PBS): Liev Schreiber narrates
“Inventing LA: The Chandlers and Their Times” (9:30 p.m., PBS): Liev Schreiber narrates this
Help for holiday available in Valley
Salvation Army gets into Christmas spirit STAFF REPORT YOUNGSTOWN — The Salvation Army is taking
Flu season needn’t cancel your vacation, flying plans
Some airlines are refusing boarding to passengers who are visibly ill. Talk about an unwanted
Metro digest
SWCD banquet, election HANOVERTON — The Columbiana Soil and Water Conservation District’s annual
Bengals edge Browns, 23-20, in OT
CLEVELAND — The Browns finally put together four quarters of solid, complementary, at times
Widow’s murder in 1994 shook Ohio neighborhood
COLUMBUS (AP) — Lawrence Reynolds Jr. was out of work and needed money to fuel his alcohol
Warren authorities probe fatal shooting
The city this year has already surpassed the number of homicides it had in all of ’08. WARREN
Hockey player knows how it feels to be hit by the bug
When it first started, I had that sick, achy feeling — you know, when you have those momentary
Wealthiest Ohioans hit hardest by tax-cut delay
COLUMBUS (AP) — The wealthiest Ohioans would account for most of the money Gov. Ted Strickland hopes
Youngstown cops seek suspects in slaying of man, 23
A witness saw several men dressed in black clothing commit the murder. YOUNGSTOWN — Police are
Another nail in the coffin
Opinion: Most Ameri-cans, and I am sure the chief executive officers of the major tobacco manufacturing
Key to democracy is a free press
Opinion: If you want to know whether a nation is truly democratic, one measure will give you an answer with
There’s no joy in watching others lose pensions, benefits
Editorial: There’s no joy in watching others lose pensions, benefits According to a study conducted at
Indians, Bucs end seasons with ‘L’s
BOSTON — J.D. Drew homered twice and Jed Lowrie hit his first career grand slam on Sunday to lead
Economy provides shoppers’ paradise
NEW YORK (AP) — There has never been a better time to be a consumer. America is on sale. The Great
U.S. enters era of the ‘White Queen’
Opinion: WASHINGTON — Last Thursday, the president’s “engagement” with Iran began. This Wednesday, the U.S.
Walgreens to return to sales of beer, wine
CHICAGO — Walgreens plans to add beer and wine to its stores, marking a return to a business it
Winless Rams are blanked by 49ers, 35-0
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Coach Mike Singletary delivered another one of his motivational halftime
Pregnancy in the workplace is riskier
Samantha Stone, 29, would like to have a baby soon. But with the job market tenuous, being pregnant
Stores tempt buyers with holiday nostalgia
NEW YORK (AP) — Stores are turning back the clock, conjuring images of hearth and home as they stock
Steelers get off to fast start, then hold off Chargers 38-28
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Ben Roethlisberger threw touchdown passes on fast-starting Pittsburgh’s first two
Insurance isn’t the answer when all houses are burning
Opinion: Insurance isn’t the answer when all houses are burning EDITOR: Health care is a prime subject in
Steelers win in Sunday nighter
The Browns lost in overtime to the Bengals on a field goal, 23-20, and the 49ers blanked the St.
Turn back the clock on trickle-down economics
Opinion: Turn back the clock on trickle-down economics EDITOR: I can’t believe that our government named
Sunday, October 4 (125 stories)
Suspects sought in killing of Youngstown man on North Side
YOUNGSTOWN — Police are looking for those responsible for the murder of a 23-year-old Youngstown man
100 watch, but no one offers clues to police in Warren homicide
WARREN — Despite about 100 witnesses, Warren police have little information on a shooting that left
Public views restored historic house in Mineral Ridge
MINERAL RIDGE — Tearing down boards, sweeping floors and wiping away cobwebs were among the least of
KSU students, faculty display works at Trumbull Art Gallery
WARREN—A new exhibition of artwork displaying the creativity of the faculty and students of Kent
Downtown festival celebrates diverse ethnic cultures in food and music
The ethnicity event included Hungarian, Greek, Irish and Hispanic foods. YOUNGSTOWN —
Wanted: Nail polishers, holiday decorators, community volunteers
The club would be volunteers who would help throughout the area. YOUNGSTOWN — Warriors Inc. is
Rich Ohioans would lose most under Strickland’s plan to freeze tax cut
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — An analysis indicates that the wealthiest Ohioans would account for most of
Attention parents: New booster-seat law takes effect this week
The law was signed in January but implementation was delayed until now. COLUMBUS — A new state
Expect list of three to five finalists for YSU president by mid-December
Semifinalist candidate interviews will be held off-campus in early December. YOUNGSTOWN — A
Salvation Army begins applications today for Christmas assistance
YOUNGSTOWN — The Salvation Army is taking applications for Christmas assistance in Trumbull,
Folk, Odorcic repeat as Peace Race winners; controversy surrounds Kenyan
About 1,300 runners competed in the 35th annual event today. YOUNGSTOWN — It was a Youngstown
MASONIC GROUPS | Members will meet
MASONIC GROUPS MONDAY • Mau Mil, an auxiliary of Miriam Chapter 278, OES, will meet at 7 p.m. at
SENIOR CITIZENS | Meetings, activities announced
SENIOR CITIZENS AARP 3104 • Members of AARP Canfield will meet at 1 p.m. Monday at the Canfield
GARDEN CLUBS | This week's meetings announced
garden clubs MONDAY • Transplants will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Coon Club for a program on a
Timkos and family mark 50th year of couple's marriage
AUSTINTOWN — Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Timko of Austintown celebrated their 50th anniversary Sept. 27 with
Hull anniversary celebration was at K.of C. Hall
YOUNGSTOWN — The Knights of Columbus Hall in Poland was the setting on July10 for a celebration
Surprise party honors Scotfords for anniversary
POLAND — Friends and family members greeted Mr. and Mrs. John Scotford on Aug. 28 at Poland Library,
Lewis anniversary celebrated with family dinner
BOARDMAN — The 50th anniversary of their Sept. 19, 1959, wedding at St. Brendan Catholic Church was
SOCIETY DIGEST
Program about flu set by study group BOARDMAN — Youngstown Homeopathic Study Group will conduct a
SENIOR MENUS
MAHONING COUNTY Celtic Healthcare offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at seven locations in
SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• Howland SCOPE Center, 8273 High St. SE, Warren, has scheduled the following: Monday, pinochle at 9
Lloyd Elementary School PTA to host fall festival fundraiser
Special to The Vindicator HARVEST SPECIAL: Among those who have completed arrangements for a fall
Federated Women plan scholarship event
The Vindicator/Robert K. Yosay PARTY PLANNERS: Satisfied with final preparations for a major
Peace Race comes a long way
Ted Rupe helped revive the Peace Race after the collapse of Phar-Mor. YOUNGS-TOWN — Ted Rupe
No comeback for Penguins
Missouri State defeated, YSU 17-7, in the Missouri Valley Football Conference contest at Stambaugh.
Red-hot Indiana ices Phantoms, 6-2
Youngstown grabbed an early 2-0 lead before giving up six tallies. By GREG GULAS YOUNGSTOWN —
Area pumpkin may be heaviest in world
A Massillon woman will have to wait about two weeks to find out whether her record will stand.
Pryor’s arm, legs power the Buckeyes
Ohio State’s quarterback threw three TD passes and ran for another. BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) —
Oktoberfest offers help to Americans in need
The fest features many traditional items, as well as jewelry said to have certain healing
Tour speaks well of the dead
Visitors learned about Youngstown’s past on a tour through a South Side cemetery. YOUNGSTOWN
Bowling Association honors Chicase, Traylor
YOUNGSTOWN — Marla Chicase and Pat Traylor will be honored when the Youngstown-Salem USBC Women’s
Backs lead Penn State to battering of Illinois
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) — When Penn State watched the video of Illinois’ 30-0 loss last week to Ohio
Tour features 6 homes, library
KINSMAN — Six homes and the public library are featured in this year’s Kinsman Home Tour, which is
Playhouse packed for ‘All Shook Up’
YOUNGSTOWN — The most surprising thing about “All Shook Up,” the 2005 jukebox musical that opened
Golf Dome will be site of 12-bout boxing benefit
GIRARD — “Destruction at the Dome,” a 12-bout amateur boxing show, is set for Saturday at the Golf
Foliage tour set for Oct. 11
WARREN —Trumbull County’s annual Farm Foliage Tour will be from 1 to 5 p.m. next Sunday. This
Antique Tractor Club ride planned for Saturday
MIDDLEFIELD — The Antique Tractor Club of Trumbull County will hold its 5th Annual Fall Foliage
New rules required to prevent the flu
Boardman Center Middle School students Kacie Santilli,12, and Haleigh Vallas, 13, display posters they created to explain how to stop the spread of flu.
COLUMBIANA COUNTY COURT FILINGS
COURTS columbiana COUNTY Divorces asked Richard Backus, 15387 state Route 45, Lisbon v. Dana
The vanities of the ex-cons
Opinion: There he was in all his criminally convicted glory, talking about running for Congress. Who, James
Area colleges \ Saturday’s other games
Wittenberg 70, Hiram 7 SPRINGFIELD — Wittenberg (4-0, 2-0 NCAC) scored on all but two possessions.
Banned books get voices
NORWICH, Vt. (AP) — “The Grapes of Wrath” was labeled vulgar and pornographic, a dangerous depiction
Testing, prevention, treatment are the new normal this year
Testing, prevention, treatment are the new normal this year By HARLAN SPECTOR This fall, we
HAUNTED HOUSES
Seasonal attractions rival Hollywood horror flicks Neighborhood haunts are being turned into
Disney’s descendants open family museum
Disney’s descendants open family museum SAN FRANCISCO — A new museum by the descendants of Walt
Parenting ‘way’ has been lost
FROM THE MAILBAG Ann Hester of Charlotte, N.C., writes in a letter to the Charlotte Observer that
YSU professor to unveil composition
YOUNGSTOWN — David Morgan’s composition “The Way of the Sly Man” will get its world premiere at 8
Post office provides view of how government-run health care would work
Opinion: Post office provides view of how government-run health care would work EDITOR: If it’s true that
Crosby’s shootout goals net Pens 4-3 win over Isles
UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) — Sid the Kid took the storybook ending away from prized rookie John Tavares
How will swine-flu vaccine be distributed?
CHICAGO — When the first shipments of swine-flu vaccine begin arriving in coming weeks, federal
What you should know about the H1N1 flu virus
Any medicines containing aspirin should not be given to children or teenagers. A new strain of
Collectors seek phonograph lamps
Decorators used to try to hide a phonograph or radio because it did not match the rest of the room’s
His girlfriend, ‘Tanya,’ has OCD and needs help
Dear Annie: I’ve been with my girlfriend for more than 15 years and truly love her. “Tanya” is
Fugitive of the Week
Fugitive of the Week Jesse J. Stewart The FBI/Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force is
Packard hourly and salaried retirees are united; they should get support from entire Valley
Opinion: EDITOR: This is about all of us in this Valley. We get pretty tired of hearing how all the others
Some Ohio companies prosper from fears of pandemic H1N1 flu
By ROBERT SCHOENBERGER Around Ohio, companies that serve the health-care industry are working
Quite the character(s)
Ventriloquist Jeff Dunham continues to make his voice heard in comedy The comedian is coming to
TAKING ACTION What Valley communities are doing
Boardman Township Hand-sanitizer dispensers placed throughout township buildings. Employees
For Obama, several options, one goal: defeating al-Qaida
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is considering a range of ideas for changing course in
States’ budget woes just starting
The recession is probably over, which means states’ financial troubles have only begun. History
BOWLING Highlights
Highlights Jordan Leonard had his first 300 during Juniors/Majors at McKinley Lanes on Sept. 26.
Correct diagnosis is crucial for relief
Q. I have suffered with “The Monster” for more than 20 years. That’s what I call my headaches. It
Years Ago
Today is Sunday, Oct. 4, the 277th day of 2009. There are 88 days left in the year. On this date in
Pregnant women face quandary over vaccine
MINNEAPOLIS — The first shipments of the new H1N1 flu vaccine will arrive soon, and Stephanie
Ohio in the spotlight due to lethal injection
Opinion: Ohio’s full slate of executions, one scheduled each month through February 2010, is in serious
SATURDAY’S RESULTS
SATURDAY’S RESULTS FOOTBALL SUMMARIES Warren Harding 48, Bishop Tonnos Catholic 7 Bishop
MID-AMERICAN Conference \ Saturday’s games
Baylor 31, Kent State 15 WACO, Texas — Third-string quarterback Nick Florence rushed for two
Afghan policeman fires on US troops, killing two
KABUL (AP) — An Afghan policeman on patrol with U.S. soldiers opened fire on the Americans, killing
‘Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel’
‘Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel’ Mariah Carey (Def Jam) Grade: A “I should crack you right in
Canadian mayors drop threat to boycott US goods
Canadian mayors drop threat to boycott US goods TORONTO — Canada’s mayors said Saturday that they
Governor shows leadership in handling budget crisis
Editorial: When the Ohio Supreme Court ruled recently that Gov. Ted Strickland and the General Assembly
Police: Kidnapped Tennessee newborn found safe in Alabama
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A newborn boy abducted by a knife-wielding woman posing as an immigration
Libraries seek tax levies
CINCINNATI (AP) — State funding cuts are pushing a record number of Ohio’s public libraries to seek
Akron Children’s Hospital ‘hopes for best, plans for worst’
AKRON — What happens if 49 critically ill children need ventilators but only 48 are available? Who
Mount Union blanks B-W
ALLIANCE — Different uniforms, same result. Outfitted in all black uniforms for the first time
Administration eyes ways to help jobless
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration is considering steps to ease the burdens of laid-off
Affordability is sticking point in health-care reform
WASHINGTON (AP) — Many middle-class Americans would still struggle to pay for health insurance
“Three Rivers” (9 p.m., CBS): Haven’t had your fill of medical dramas? Behold
“Three Rivers” (9 p.m., CBS): Haven’t had your fill of medical dramas? Behold “Three Rivers.” Set in
Jackson, Farrakhan at teen’s funeral
CHICAGO (AP) — The funeral of a Chicago teen who was beaten to death on his way home from school
Raiders defeat Eagles in three sets
volleyball YOUNGSTOWN — Patty Schuster made seven kills to lead the South Range High volleyball
Boardman students get message out
Students plastered the school’s walls with posters about healthful behavior. BOARDMAN — The
Baseball roundup Saturday’s games
AMERICAN LEAGUE White Sox 5, Tigers 1 DETROIT — The AL Central has come down to the final day.
Books digest
REGION Austintown author to sign book at winery BERLIN CENTER — Jude Greer, Austintown resident
Blue Jackets edge Wild, 2-1
Blue Jackets edge Wild, 2-1 COLUMBUS (AP) — Rostislav Klesla celebrated a new four-year
Publishers Weekly Best-sellers For the week ending Sept. 26
HARDCOVER FICTION 1. “The Lost Symbol” by Dan Brown (Doubleday) 2. “An Echo in the Bone” by
Top 25 football \ Saturday’s games
No. 3 Alabama 38, Kentucky 20 LEXINGTON, Ky. — Mark Ingram ran for a career-high 140 yards and two
Big ten football \ Saturday’s other games
Michigan State 26, No. 22 Michigan 20, OT EAST LANSING, Mich. — Freshman Larry Caper ran for a 23-
‘Seinfeld’ gang gathers on ‘Curb Your Enthusiam’
NEW YORK — You know you want it. You may never have said it out loud, that you wanted a “Seinfeld”
Reds’ Votto, Rolen homer in Pirates’ 8-4 road defeat
CINCINNATI (AP) — Johnny Cueto had one last shot at finishing .500. Joey Votto and Scott Rolen got
CURRENT PRICES
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE Red Sox 11, Indians 6 ClevelandBoston abrhbiabrhbi Brantly cf5221Pedroia
curb appeal
curb appeal Perk up your home Even small changes can ramp up your home’s curb appeal. Here are
THE HANDOFF
A home’s new owner should ask seller for lowdown Nothing can replace seller insights. After
Theater to present ‘Lion, Witch, Wardrobe’
Theater to present ‘Lion, Witch, Wardrobe’ SALEM — Salem Community Theatre will present “The Lion,
Palin finishes memoir, ‘Going Rogue,’ out Nov. 17
NEW YORK (AP) — That was fast. Sarah Palin, the former Alaska governor and vice presidential
Chargers, Steelers meet again at Heinz
Tonight’s game is their third there in the past 11 months. PITTSBURGH (AP) — When the NFL schedule
Old-Fashioned Christmas returns to Shaker Woods
COLUMBIANA — The 15th annual Old-Fashioned Christmas in the Woods at Shaker Woods will be Oct. 10-11
Don’t believe all the critics
Opinion: Don’t believe all the critics EDITOR: John Boehner, the Republican leader in the U.S. House of
Agenda Monday
Agenda Monday Youngstown Board of Health, 8 a.m., 345 Oak Hill Ave., Suite 200. Hubbard City
In rare interview, Gillett claims RPM-Yates merger is on track
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — George Gillett leaned into a microphone, prepared to answer any questions
Pishkur chose the hard route
Opinion: Pishkur chose the hard route EDITOR: This letter is written in response to the forced
Primary need: more doctors
Opinion: Primary need: more doctors EDITOR: The Vindicator on September 14, 2009, published a short
Go & Do
Today CHILDREN Lost Acres, noon-5, Amazing Acres, 10,000 Columbiana-Canfield Road, Canfield;
For sports at Covelli, it’s try, try, try and try again
Opinion: The Covelli Centre’s newest hope for successful sports entertainment hit the ice last night. Is
Martinez slams Red Sox to 11-6 thumping of Tribe
BOSTON (AP) — Victor Martinez hit a grand slam against his former team and the Boston Red Sox beat
Blame the Democrats for NAFTA
Opinion: Blame the Democrats for NAFTA EDITOR: Let me remind David Betras, the Mahoning County Democratic
This Weekend’s football games
Warren Harding 48, Bishop Tonnos Catholic 7 WARREN — Jordan Miller completed 12 of 13 passes for
Metro digest
Thanksgiving baskets sought for those in need YOUNGSTOWN — Catholic Charities Regional Agency,
Raiders notebook From Alliance
Blackout: For the first time in the program’s history, Mount Union wore black pants. The pants
In the cup! Area aces
In the cup! Area aces Walter Kohowski of Youngstown aced the 184-yard No. 14 hole at Yankee Run
Prep soccer roundup Saturday’s games
BOYS Canfield 2, Salem 1 CANFIELD — Dylan Seybert scored both goals for Canfield. Jordan Ricks
There will be no change if voters keep passing school levies
Opinion: There will be no change if voters keep passing school levies EDITOR: Is it possible I don’t live
NFL preview Today’s game
N.Y. GIANTS (3-0) at KANSAS CITY (0-3) When — 1 p.m. Opening line — Giants by 9 Record vs.
YSO to present the life of Mozart in show
The orchestra will be joined by actors for the one-act play. YOUNGSTOWN — Even by 18th-century
YC edges Lutheran East, 13-12
CANFIELD — Senior quarterback Dan Pecchia lofted two touchdown passes in the second half Saturday to
Game Time \ Chargers vs. Steelers
Who — San Diego (2-1) at Pittsburgh (1-2). When — Today, 8:20 p.m. TV/radio — NBC Channels 21,
Michigan State beats No. 22 Michigan 26-20 in OT
Michigan State beats No. 22 Michigan 26-20 in OT Eds: APNewsNow. Michigan State 26, No. 22
if you go TO HAUNTED HOUSES
Fast facts TICKETS: Some haunted houses have a limited number of tickets, so it pays to check in
Ohio’s Browns, Bengals are on different paths
CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cleveland Browns have changed quarterbacks — again. The Cincinnati Bengals have
LAWMAKERS
A list of addresses and phone numbers for state representatives and senators and Congress members:
Golf leagues
MEN Conrail (Bedford Trails) — Low gross: Earl Levine 37, Gene Delisio, Barry Glenn, Frank
GOLF SCHEDULE
OCTOBER TODAY — Three-person Amateur Harvest Scramble at Tamer Win Golf Course in Cortland. Call
Volunteer network of the Valley Opportunities to help
HandsOn Volunteer Network of the Valley, a United Way Agency, is the local resource for volunteer
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Medical Center Marquesta Shine and Pierre Callion, Youngstown, boy, Oct. 3.
Saturday, October 3 (87 stories)
TNR lists its animals on Petfinder.com
TNR lists its animals on Petfinder.com WARREN — TNR of Warren recently joined other animal welfare
Salem halts Campbell rally, surges to fourth win, 32-14
CAMPBELL — The turning point in the Salem-Campbell Memorial High football game Friday night came in
Wow of a weekend
Peace Race, Oktoberfests, Penguins, Buckeyes, Phantoms will keep Valley kicking Staff Report
Valley farmer serves up fresh idea
Valley farmer serves up fresh idea By D.A. WILKINSON Columbiana County’s long history of
Rebels remain King of the Hill
Crestview’s quarterback leads 35-14 romp By TOM WILLIAMS COLUMBIANA — Just like last fall, the
Boardman’s back: Spartans top Hoover
BOARDMAN — If the Boardman Spartans expected to state their case for a postseason berth, then
Hospitals in the Valley tread cautiously, optimistically toward H1N1 flu treatment
Health-care workers will be among the first to be vaccinated. Area hospitals are gearing up
Skiba brothers help Ridge rally past Springfield, 26-19
MINERAL RIDGE — At 5 p.m. on Friday, Mineral Ridge High football coach Joe Stevens got a call from
State cuts, bonuses eat up new YSU revenue
This fall’s increase in tuition will help cover uncertainties in state funding next year.
YSU hosts Missouri State
The Penguins will try for their second consecutive conference win. By PETE MOLLICA YOUNGSTOWN
Horse owner faces suit over car accident in ’07
The crash occurred in the early hours of Sept. 30, 2007. YOUNGSTOWN — A Coshocton woman has sued
One in four helped by United Way
The charity’s 2009 financial campaign goal is $2.5 million. YOUNGSTOWN — The United Way of
Phantoms open inaugural USHL season vs. defending champs
YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown Phantoms begin play in the United States Hockey League tonight, when
Union Twp. supervisors postpone decision on liquor-license transfer
NEW CASTLE, Pa. — Union Township supervisors have put off a decision after a public hearing on
Area station owner restructures, leaves bankruptcy
By DON SHILLING The Los Angeles company that controls four area television stations has emerged
Furry squatters about to lose their home
Kittens peer out a window of the abandoned house at 52 Seventh St. in Campbell where they've been living and which soon will be demolished in a program to rid the city of 137 dilapidated structures.
Governor playing semantics with taxes
Opinion: COLUMBUS — That whole tax freeze dealio that Gov. Ted Strickland announced last week, the one that’s
Millions of adjustable-rate mortgages will reset higher in a few years
WASHINGTON — Take a look around the corner. Millions of adjustable-rate mortgages are going to
W. Reserve hangs on to defeat Wellsville
BERLIN CENTER — Western Reserve High football coach Andy Hake knows that winning doesn’t always look
Dryer gets out dog hair
Dear Heloise: I have four rescue dogs and slipcovers on my couches. I have spent hours and a fortune
There’s help for depression
Dear Annie: I am a 50-year-old woman who has struggled with depression for nearly 30 years. I’ve
Metro digest
More than 40 to enlist VIENNA — More than 40 people will gather in Hangar 302 at the Youngstown
Kempe’s moment in the sun
AUSTINTOWN — Rich Kempe quietly gushes while reflecting on his moment in the sun during the 1978
Rediscovering bison, prairie life
When Columbus discovered the New World in 1492, the approximately 1 million American Indians who
Indiana eyes new legacy against Ohio St.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — After 125 years of college football, Indiana is trying to start a new legacy
Anglers know fishing is an art
To those who are not so fortunate to have become anglers, the world of fishing would seem to be a
Health overhaul is closer than ever yet still far off
WASHINGTON (AP) — Eight months in office, Barack Obama has now pushed closer than any other
Suspect in Aug. 11 slayings arrested
The capital-murder suspect will be arraigned Tuesday morning. YOUNGSTOWN — The North Side man
Show your support for the NAACP
Opinion: The fall season is usually the time when the area’s minority-rights advocacy groups have their major
Te Elias scores 3 TDs; Lakeview rallies to defeat Newton Falls
CORTLAND — During the Lakeview-Newton Falls halftime show, a Lakeview High band member made a fellow
Canfield defeats East High 23-0
By CHUCK HOUSTEAU CANFIELD — The Canfield Cardinals were feeling very special after their 23-0
‘80 Days’ enthralls on stage at YSU
YOUNGSTOWN — Some books should be left as books. Others make the transition to film well. But few
Seniors worry changes will reduce benefits
CHICAGO (AP) — Businessman Stewart Grill, 75, believes there’s waste in Medicare. He’s just
TV news shows | Guest lineup
Guest lineup for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week”: Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan
LOCAL TOPICS ON TV Sunday program
“Community Connection” (6:30 a.m., WFMJ-TV 21; rebroadcast on the Time Warner Cable community access
Ohio lawmakers tape comedy bit for Leno
Ohio lawmakers tape comedy bit for Leno WASHINGTON — Two Ohio members of Congress have turned
AT&T gives $1,000 to Youngstown Playhouse
YOUNGSTOWN — AT&T made a $1,000 contribution to the Youngstown Playhouse on Friday. Rand Becker,
A critical gun law case
Washington Post: With its landmark ruling in the 2008 case of District of Columbia v. Heller, the
Will area residents embrace new Phantoms? We hope so
Editorial: The Mahoning Valley SteelHounds professional hockey team is fading from memory; the Mahoning Valley
‘SuperFetch’ teaches dogs new tricks
NEW YORK — Maybe you don’t worry about spoiling your new manicure before your nails can dry. But
Pope to canonize priest as saint
dr. agnes martinko The old, gray stone church sits about four blocks inland, tucked behind the
October has a way of changing things
Opinion: David’s shoes held their place at the top of the basement stairs. They were the first things you’d
Employee in Letterman incident pleads innocent
NEW YORK (AP) — A CBS News employee pleaded innocent Friday to trying to blackmail David Letterman
It’s a question of health, equality
Opinion: BOSTON — My favorite moment so far in the health care debate was when Arizona Sen. Jon Kyl argued
Learning how to do stunts
SEATTLE (AP) — In this job market, people will do some crazy things. Say, for instance, flailing
BRIDGE Weekly quiz
Weekly quiz Q: Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: xK 10 4 uA 9 5 4 vA Q 8 wA 10 7 The
Business digest
NATION No agreement reached for Visteon bonus plan DOVER, Del. — Auto-parts supplier Visteon
Girard’s defense shuts down Niles in 54-6 victory
GIRARD — Girard High coach Bud McSuley challenged his defensive unit going into Friday night’s
Bounce Around fundraiser to be sponsored by CASA
BOARDMAN — Mahoning County Court Appointed Special Advocate Program will host a Bounce Around from
Fitch dominates first 3 quarters before holding off Jackson, 45-37
AUSTINTOWN — Coming off its first loss of the season, the Fitch High football team needed a victory
Mahoning Co. to get funds for OVI enforcement in 2010
The money will be used for sobriety checkpoints, zero-tolerance blitzes and seat-belt education.
J.D. Byrider will relocate its used-car lot
BOARDMAN — J.D. Byrider plans to move its Boardman used-car lot to the former Frederick Chrysler
Candidate’s residency disputed
LISBON — Lisbon Mayor Michael Lewis has filed a challenge to a village businesswoman’s bid to vote.
Garden Forum awards scholarships
Special to The Vindicator REWARDING MOMENT: Following a recent fundraiser, the Garden Forum of the
GO & DO
Today CHILDREN Lost Acres, 10-5, Amazing Acres, 10,000 Columbiana-Canfield Road, Canfield; (330)
OCEA convention
OCEA convention YOUNGSTOWN — The Catholic Diocese of Youngstown, in collaboration with the
Pens get off to winnning start, 3-2, over NY Rangers
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Evgeni Malkin and Sidney Crosby watched the Penguins raise their Stanley Cup
Ohio applies for rail-service funds
COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio’s bid for $564 million in federal-stimulus money to launch passenger- train
A STRONG FOUNDATION
St. John’s Episcopal Church to celebrate sesquicentennial The North Side Episcopal church was
Years Ago
Today is Saturday, Oct. 3, the 276th day of 2009. There are 89 days left in the year. On this date
Religious life won’t be the same after economic downturn
“In 2010, I think we’re going to see 10 or 15 percent of congregations saying they’re in serious
4 US, British troops die in attacks over 2 days
KABUL (AP) — A suicide bomber struck a U.S. convoy in southern Afghanistan on Friday, killing two
Obama meets in Denmark with commander of Afghanistan war
WASHINGTON (AP) — At a pivotal point in the administration’s Afghanistan strategy, President Barack
Man escapes potential life term over son’s tattoo
FRESNO, Calif. (AP) — A man facing a life sentence for having a quarter-sized gang sign tattooed on
Mahoning County Court Filings
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses John D. Babyak, 27, of 6985 Harrington Ave., Boardman, and
Tribe bounced by Red Sox 6-2; Pirates topple Reds 3-1
BOSTON — Daisuke Matsuzaka tuned up for the postseason with his fourth straight strong performance
Stull’s three TD passes lead Pitt over Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Bill Stull threw for 242 yards and three touchdowns to help Pittsburgh
Quakes hit California
Quakes hit California LONE PINE, Calif. — A series of earthquakes with preliminary magnitudes
US jobless rate hits 26-year high
WASHINGTON — The U.S. unemployment rate edged closer to a milestone 10 percent in September, but
Olympics panel hands Obama stinging defeat
WASHINGTON — The International Olympic Committee’s stinging first-round elimination of Chicago on
Ohio expects swine-flu vaccine next week
COLUMBUS (AP) — Officials say Ohio should receive its first shipment of swine-flu vaccine next week.
Ursuline runs past Aquinas
LOUISVILLE — Senior Allen Jones carried five times for 146 yards and three touchdowns as the
Cupan’s four touchdowns carry McDonald to sixth straight victory
NORTH JACKSON — Nick Cupan ran for four touchdowns and picked up 114 yards on 16 carries as McDonald
Struthers defeats LaBrae; Hubbard and Poland win
STRUTHERS — Keith Auman led the way for Struthers, scoring twice to give the Wildcats their first
Friday, October 2 (100 stories)
Extreme ice racing event postponed at Covelli Centre
YOUNGSTOWN — The Extreme Ice Racing event scheduled for next weekend at the Covelli Centre has been
J.D. Byrider moving Boardman lot to former Frederick Dodge site
BOARDMAN — J.D. Byrider plans to move its Boardman used car lot to the former Frederick Chrysler
Traficant will be a guest of CNN’s Blitzer
YOUNGSTOWN — Former U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr. is scheduled to be a guest Monday on CNN’s “The
Jeff Dunham show sells out at Covelli Centre
YOUNGSTOWN — The Oct. 8 performance by comedian/ventriloquist Jeff Dunham at Covelli Centre is sold
New Vision emerges from bankruptcy, controls 3 areas stations
The Los Angeles company that controls three area television stations has emerged from bankruptcy
Black Knights to host an ‘Evening in Gospel’
Black Knights to host an ‘Evening in Gospel’ YOUNGSTOWN — The Black Knights Police Association
CLUB CALENDAR | Local organizations plan meetings
ASSOCIATIONS • Mill Creek Chapter of American Business Women’s Association will meet at 6:30 p.m.
Bringing Pride Back
In 1986, Canfield High School took a chance on a 28-year-old football coach named Jeff Bayuk.
Think we evolved from apes? On the contrary, Kent prof says
The KSU anthropologist has been part of a major research effort in recent years. KENT — A Kent
The Insider
Mooneyfootball.com was born in 1996 when the Internet was a novelty, like color TVs in the 1950s or
Color the Valley vibrant for fall
YOUNGSTOWN — A really cold July and only four days of at least 90 degrees between June and September
ITCL has marquee game tonight
COLUMBIANA — It will be a battle of the unbeatens tonight when powerhouses Crestview and East
$1.8M gift propelled purchase of Eastwood YMCA
Church to turn branch in Niles into life center By JORDAN COHEN HOWLAND — A donation of
U.S. car sales drop dramatically; Cobalt logs 55 percent decline
GM sales fell by 45 percent in the month after Cash for Clunkers ended. Most car dealers are
Penguins anxious for good game start
YOUNGSTOWN — Dana Brown has always been a hard running tailback, but these days the 5-foot-10, 210-
Man pleads guilty in beating of toddler
The available prison-sentence range is two to eight years. YOUNGSTOWN — A 19-year-old Campbell
Koehler keeps eye on talent
YOUNGSTOWN — In the United States Hockey League, trades happen. Jason Koehler, the Youngstown
Lake Erie sports locals
The Lake Erie College football team has a distinct Youngstown-area flavor this season in only its
Schools decry loss of $20M
A delay in enacting income tax cuts could cover the shortfall, the governor said. YOUNGSTOWN —
GROWING for CHANGE: Garden brings out goodness in community
Garden brings out goodness in community The program focuses on helping people and communities
Transit chief justifies need for use of seniors levy money
Special-education students make up one of the largest ridership groups for Niles Trumbull Transit.
Son rises on Phantoms
Alex Zoldan, president of the Youngstown Phantoms hockey team, left, joins his father, Bruce Zoldan, owner of the team, at the Covelli Centre. The junior hockey league team’s season opener is Saturday at the Youngstown arena.
Years Ago
Today is Friday, Oct. 2, the 275th day of 2009. There are 90 days left in the year. On this date in
GO & DO
Today Dances Carl Severino, 8 p.m. to midnight, Kuzman’s Bar, 1025 S. State St., Girard; (330)
Benched Mendenhall is seeking redemption
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The running back was confused about his assignments and didn’t appear to know his
Prep soccer Thursday’s games
GIRLS Poland 3, Niles 1 POLAND — Kelsey Malenic, Erin Gabriel and Jordan Palumbo scored the
Don’t let the bedbugs bite!
Dear Readers: “Sleep tight ... don’t let the bedbugs bite!” That cute little saying you tuck your
Economic crisis bad news for Strickland
Opinion: Since taking office in January 2007, Gov. Ted Strickland has seen a significant downturn in the
With Cup in hand, Bylsma ready for opener
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Dan Bylsma will stand behind the Pittsburgh Penguins’ bench in an NHL season
Buckeyes pursue 3rd straight shutout at Indiana
COLUMBUS (AP) — Several playoff-bound MLB teams wish they could match what Ohio State is doing:
‘Twilight Zone’: The show that won’t die
Opinion: PHOENIX, N.Y. — “I sat home and watched the ‘Twilight Zone’ marathon on cable TV.” So admitted one
Dems soften impact of health bill
WASHINGTON (AP) — Fearing a backlash, Democrats worked to smooth the impact of sweeping health care
Fair trade push by Obama inevitable
Opinion: In a Sept. 24 column, George Will accused President Barack Obama of caving in to fellow Democrats’
Browns compete for the bottom
Browns compete for the bottom BEREA (AP) — Now that the Detroit Lions have finally won, there’s an
Browns compete for bottom
Browns compete for bottom Now that the Detroit Lions have finally won, there’s an open debate over
JLY Pink Ribbon Tea set for breast cancer survivors
BOARDMAN — The Junior League of Youngstown will host its 15th annual Pink Ribbon Tea for area breast
Paris 2010 spring collection keeps hemlines low and sexy
PARIS (AP) — Galdiatrixes in minidresses that looked as if they were made from the skins of freshly
‘TOY STORY AND TOY STORY 2 IN 3D’
‘TOY STORY AND TOY STORY 2 IN 3D’ Grade: A Directors: John Lasseter, Ash Brannon, Lee Unkrich
Metro Digest
4 arrested in Niles NILES — City police officers arrested four people on various charges after
Gymanfa Ganu set for Sunday in Niles
NILES — The 83rd Niles Gymanfa Ganu, Welsh Hymn Festival, will be at 3 p.m. Sunday in the McKinley
‘Jon & Kate’ filming halted
‘Jon & Kate’ filming halted NEW YORK — TLC network says it has shut down filming of the children
GETTING IT RIGHT
As a result of the cancellation of the Warren Band Night because of heavy rain forecasts, the Warren
American beauties
American beauties Chicago Tribune: “One learns that the world, though made, is yet being made.
Mahoning County Court Filings
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Michael F. Italiano III, 27, of 3963 Starfield Lane, Las
Seasonal-flu vaccine delayed for some in US
The biggest manufacturers of seasonal-flu vaccines for the U.S. said they are delaying or reducing
Milk cows, bar brawls inspire ’09 Ig Nobels
BOSTON (AP) — Can’t get milk from a cow? Try calling her Bessie or Buttercup. A pair of British
Senate votes to delay briefing on Afghanistan
Senate votes to delay briefing on Afghanistan WASHINGTON — The Senate voted Thursday to delay a
NASCAR, teams look to restructure licensing
NASCAR and the sport’s top teams are discussing ways to rescue their troubled licensing business by
Tips on tax cheats soar with higher rewards
WASHINGTON (AP) — Dangle some cash, and a lot of people are happy to turn in their employers for
Ex-prosecutor says he lied about Polanski case
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A former prosecutor says he made up a story he told a film crew about advising a
Are Hendricks teams unstoppable?
DOVER, Del. (AP) — Chad Knaus slung the champagne bottle over his shoulder the way a businessman
Youngstown man indicted in killing of two in August
YOUNGSTOWN — A North Side man is indicted on aggravated- murder charges with death penalty
Obama: Iran must follow through on promises
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama on Thursday called landmark nuclear talks with Iran a
50 years later, show bridges time
‘THE TWILIGHT ZONESSRQ By WILLIAM KATES “There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known
Autopsy: Jackson was healthy
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Michael Jackson’s arms were covered with punctures, his face and neck were
Johnson: Seven NASCAR titles isn’t likely
CONCORD, N.C. (AP) — Jimmie Johnson has three championships under his belt and is full steam ahead
Congress must go after big business
Opinion: We are the Yes Men, two guys who dress up as powerful businessmen, propose horrible things to
Illegal workers lose jobs at unique American company
Editorial: illegal workers lose jobs at unique American company A drama that is playing out at American
‘Toy Story’ films get 3D treatment
Converting Pixar’s history-changing cartoons “Toy Story” and “Toy Story 2” into 3D and pairing them,
Gandhi’s message has relevance today
Opinion: It’s Mahatma Gandhi’s 140th birthday today, and his spirit of nonviolence lives on around the world,
Wall Street nosedives
NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks began the fourth quarter with a slide as pessimism about the economy gripped
Poland captures sectional crown
Girls golf HUBBARD — The Poland High girls golf team, the defending state champions, shot a 335 to
Noel Devine runs for 220 as West Virginia beats Colorado
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — Noel Devine ran for a career-high 220 yards and a touchdown, leading West
Player of the Week: Trent Toothman
Trent Toothman Salem The 6-1, 215-pound junior quarterback completed 17 of 23 passes for 105
VOLLEYBALl \ Thursday’s matches
Boardman 25-25-25, Fitch 22-16-23 BOARDMAN — Stephanie Sfara scord 13 points with four aces and
New building to be named for slain Marine
NEW CASTLE, Pa. – Lawrence County commissioners have agreed to name the county’s newest building
Baseball Roundup \ Thursday’s other games
AMERICAN LEAGUE Twins 8, Tigers 3 DETROIT — The AL Central is still up for grabs. Scott Baker
Mariah Carey finds freedom being ‘imperfect’
NEW YORK — Lee Daniels had so much faith in Mariah Carey’s acting that when the director’s first
Officials await EPA test results on gel leakage
Officials await EPA test results on gel leakage By ED RUNYAN CHAMPION — Criminal charges filed
Toys for budget shoppers are plentiful this year
NEW YORK (AP) — Santa’s on a budget this year. Toy retailers and makers plan to make the best of
Dems soften impact of health bill
WASHINGTON (AP) — Fearing a backlash, Democrats worked to smooth the impact of sweeping health care
Mahoning Co. officials award Petersburg waterline project
Several Boardman streets will be repaved this fall. YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning County
COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREVIEW \ Saturday’s regional games
Baldwin-Wallace vs. Mount Union Kickoff: 7 p.m. Stadium: Mount Union Stadium, Alliance. Records:
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Penn State, Illinois try to bounce back
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — Juice Williams felt the pain of losing, and then he felt Daryll Clark’s
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Letterman admits affairs, reveals extortion plot
Letterman admits affairs, claims extortion Eds: RAISES dollar figure of extortion report to lede,
Lawrence jail union rejects 3% cut
NEW CASTLE, Pa. – The Lawrence County Prison Board will set a special meeting to weigh its options
Pink Ribbon Tea to feature author
BOARDMAN — The Junior League of Youngstown will have its 15th annual Pink Ribbon Tea for area
Deal collapse sends Saturn dealers scrambling
WASHINGTON (AP) — Charlie Eickmeyer says he was a fan of Saturn vehicles years before he was able to
Sources: Comcast weighs buying NBC Universal
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Comcast Corp. is exploring whether to buy a controlling stake in NBC Universal,
Cross country Clipper Invitational
Cross country Clipper Invitational When: Saturday. Girls race starts at 11:45 a.m. followed by the
Red Sox’s Lester looks fine in playoff tuneup
BOSTON (AP) — If the Boston Red Sox had any worries about Jon Lester, they certainly don’t now.
Jobless claims increase
WASHINGTON (AP) — First-time claims for jobless benefits increased more than expected last week, a
Robberies in Warren show some similarities
WARREN — Patrons in a Mahoning Avenue tavern were ordered to lie on the floor by three masked gunmen
Judge to decide if jail officer broke the law
NEWTON FALLS — A judge will hear the evidence and decide whether off-duty Trumbull County Jail
Business digest
REGION Dominion’s gas rate to be $5.13 as of Oct. 16 CLEVELAND — Dominion East Ohio said its
Trumbull Co. officials seek new digs
No deadline for closing or demolishing the Wean building has been set. WARREN — Two Trumbull
Man convicted of murder to be retried
LISBON — The 7th District Court of Appeals has ordered a new trial for a man convicted of murder who
Parents expect their daughter to move in and nurse them
Dear Annie: I am a 52-year-old registered nurse. I have been widowed for seven years and happily
Thursday, October 1 (131 stories)
Court overturns Columbiana County murder conviction
LISBON — The Seventh District Court of Appeals has ordered a new trial for a man convicted of murder
Employee douses fire at St. E’s in Boardman
BOARDMAN— The cause of a fire in a soiled linen room on the third floor of St. Elizabeth Boardman
Indictment in case of two men found in burning car
YOUNGSTOWN — A suspect has been indicted on aggravated murder charges with death penalty
Car sales fall, especially for GM
Most car dealers are hoping for better days after posting a slow September. “It was one of the
GM sales of Cobalts fall for September
General Motors said today that it sold 7,381 Chevrolet Cobalts last month, down 55 percent from the
Hubbard apartment complex blaze prompts evacuation
HUBBARD — A fire at the Shadow Run apartment complex at 518 W. Liberty St. prompted an evacuation
Vindicator looking for fall foiliage routes
Do you have a favorite route or area to visit to check out the changing colors of the leaves? Please
KSU prof: Apes evolved from humans
KENT — A Kent State University professor of anthropology says we should throw out all those posters
Computer classes available at McGuffey Center
YOUNGSTOWN —Associated Neighborhood Centers is starting its fall computer class series next week at
Man pleads guilty to felonious assault in baby’s beating
YOUNGSTOWN — A 19-year-old Campbell man has pleaded guilty to felonious assault in the brutal
Two Trumbull departments looking for office space
WARREN — Two Trumbull County departments — the planning commission and the building inspection
Benefit run Saturday in Hiram
HIRAM — The third annual Run for Grace and Andy will take place at Hiram College at 10 a.m.
Stretch of I-80 in Austintown to be one lane tonight, Friday night
AUSTINTOWN — Interstate 80, from the Ohio Turnpike to the east end of the newly constructed Meander
Warren Harding band night ticket refunds
WARREN — As a result of the cancellation of the Warren Band Night due to heavy rain forecasts, the
New jobless claims rise more than expected to 551K
New jobless claims rise more than expected to 551K
Sharon man gets prison for scamming widow out of $10K
MEADVILLE, Pa. (AP) — A northwestern Pennsylvania man will spend two to seven years in prison for
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS • Josiah E. Wheeler and Nicole (Leonard) Wheeler, of Cibolo, Texas, announce
Parents announce plans for Dull, Setting wedding
The engagement of Anne Marie Dull and Nicholas Setting, and plans for their upcoming wedding, are
Parents announce Shirilla-Donnelly wedding plans
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shirilla of Poland and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Donnelly of Canfield are announcing the
Plans announced for Abel-Morgan October wedding
CANFIELD — Richard and Kay Abel, 133 Indian Lake Blvd., are announcing the engagement of their
Church chosen for Metz-Payne Nov. 7 wedding
POLAND — James and Pamela Payne, 4611 Dobbins Road, are announcing the engagement of their son,
Miss Stefanski to be bride of Mr. Darlington
BURGHILL — Announced by James and Brenda Hoffman, 4347 state Route 7, is the engagement of their
AMY STUPKA | GREGORY BRINSKO
AMY STUPKA GREGORY BRINSKO KEY WEST, Fla.— The beach at the Hyatt Key West Hotel was the setting
MARY KOULIANOS | ANDREW LIMPEROS
MARY KOULIANOS ANDREW LIMPEROS WARREN — Mary N. Koulianos and Andrew R. Limperos, both of 1201 E.
Sweetest Day fundraiser costs $12.50 to attend
Sweetest Day fundraiser costs $12.50 to attend STRUTHERS — The cost to attend the Sweetest Day
Ex-deputies sentenced to jail for charity theft
The men are prohibited from working in law enforcement. WARREN — Anthony Leshnack, a former
Penguins excited about being home Saturday
YSU has played three of its first four games on the road. By PETE MOLLICA YOUNGSTOWN — Nobody
Library offers grace period with 50% discount on fines
Patrons owe more than $1 million in fines, the director says. YOUNGSTOWN — Library patrons who
Hughes’ 3 goals lead Boardman to victory
CANTON — Heather Hughes scored three goals to lead the Boardman High girls soccer team to a 3-0 win over Canton GlenOak in a Federal League game Wednesday.
Heartland wins in five over Clippers
COLUMBIANA — Tessa Lunger scored 20 points with seven aces to lead the Heartland Christian
Driving will cost more for Ohio drivers today
COLUMBUS — Ohio drivers will be paying a little more to register their cars and renew their
Strickland proposes freezing income-tax cuts for two years
COLUMBUS (AP) — Gov. Ted Strickland on Wednesday proposed freezing income-tax cuts for two years in
Champion tops Div. II golf sectional
Prep golf VIENNA — Sophomore Thomas Lydic fired an 80 and led Champion High to the top spot in the
Simon Makes An Impact
Buckeyes freshman from Mooney earns playing time By TIM MAY COLUMBUS — There was something
Seminar aims to prevent kids’ obesity
HOWLAND — Medical professionals will have the most success in reducing obesity in the general
Anderson is Browns starter — for now
He was better on third down plays against Baltimore and got the nod from Eric Mangini. By TONY
State bar head urges lawyers: prevent foreclosures
YOUNGSTOWN — More lawyers should volunteer their time in foreclosure cases to help people stay in
Prosecutor to appeal dismissal of pharmacist's drug indictment
YOUNGSTOWN — The prosecutor’s office will appeal the dismissal by a trial judge of a 24-count
Task force marks anniversary with confession videos
WARREN — Trumbull County Prosecutor Dennis Watkins handed out awards to police investigators who
Volunteers lay groundwork for Joe’s new home
Joe Kaluza and his wife, Lisa, watch as volunteers turn over the symbolic first shovels of dirt at the site of their new home, which will be wheelchair-accessible. The former KFC restaurant manager, was shot by a robber in March 2008 as he left the store to make a bank deposit. The shooting left him a quadriplegic.
Canfield schools without officer
Paul Lasky, a trained juvenile officer, had been in Canfield schools since 1990. CANFIELD —
‘ZOMBIELAND’
‘ZOMBIELAND’ Grade: B Director: Ruben Fleischer Running time: 1 hour 30 minutes Rating: R
Teacher offers tips to fight lice
Q. I teach elementary school, and lice are an ongoing, frustrating problem. Many low-income families
LeBron, Shaq enjoy Cavs honeymoon
INDEPENDENCE (AP) — Mike Brown still can’t believe he is coaching two superstars. Mo Williams
Mother stabbed, newborn taken
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A newborn snatched from a Nashville home was missing and his mother
Treating mild diabetes during pregnancy is beneficial, study finds
NEW YORK (AP) — Treating even mild diabetes that develops during pregnancy helps keep moms and
‘Capitalism’ profits from Michael Moore’s tactics
With “Capitalism: A Love Story,” Michael Moore brings it all back to “Roger & Me” (1989), the
Blues artist Allman looks to future on new album
After touring his 2006 debut album “Torch” for the past three years, Devon Allman is ready to look
auditions Where to try out for roles
ACTORS “Hey, Lil Red.” Stage Left Players at Trinity Playhouse (formerly Outreach Center), 234 E.
Barrymore doesn’t just skate by as a director
Drew Barrymore’s directing debut, “Whip It,” is a nostalgic follow-your-bliss coming-of-age comedy.
YSU alumni, students at ’09 Job Expo
YOUNGSTOWN — At first glance around Youngstown State University’s Chestnut Room in Kilcawley Center
Top Hat tackles sizable challenge of ‘Ragtime’
Brian Palumbo’s Top Hat Productions opens its 2009-10 season this weekend with its eagerly awaited
Top-level hopefuls hit the Covelli ice
From a fan’s perspective, one of the best things about the United States Hockey League coming to
Slump remains in jobs, credit
WASHINGTON (AP) — The unfolding economic recovery will probably lose some momentum in the final
GETTING IT RIGHT
Rhea Dowell-Bett was misidentified on A1 of The Vindicator Wednesday in a photograph showing her and
Most businesses have swine-flu plan
When it comes to preparing for a swine-flu outbreak, the top concern for most U.S. business leaders
WVU looking to erase SSRq08’s bitter taste
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — Here’s a sure way to change West Virginia coach Bill Stewart’s mood —
BUSINESS DIGEST
REGION Company presents paper YOUNGSTOWN — M-7 Technologies, a Youngstown Business Incubator
Bowers sworn in as Warren chief
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Same Old Steelers
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When sister steals your stuff, what do you do?
Dear Annie: My relationship with my younger sister is on the tip of breaking. “Lana” is 15 and
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Watson, Funk head the field in Senior Players tournament
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Health bill survives attacks; vote by week’s end?
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‘CAPITALISM: A LOVE STORY’
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Danny and the FOG will make its debut Thursday night at Rosetta Stone in downtown Youngstown. The
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Indians, White Sox split; Bucs sweep Cubs at Wrigley
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Herman’s Hermits We’re the original punk band, says leader Peter Noone
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Penske pullout closes Saturn
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MAHONING COUNTY COURT FILINGS
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West readies sanctions going into talks with Iran
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Mix-up over Dann causes a stir in southwest Ohio
CINCINNATI — Imagine the surprise of Warren County Democrats when they opened their e-mail from the
Drug deaths outpace car crashes in more states, CDC report says
ATLANTA (AP) — Drug-related deaths outnumber those from motor-vehicle accidents in a growing number
Couples allege Ponzi-type adoption scam by NY man
MINEOLA, N.Y. (AP) — An attorney who claimed his own experience as an adopted child motivated him to
Aid flows to Samoas after quake, tsunami
APIA, Samoa (AP) — Police in green reflective vests searched a ghastly landscape of mud-strewn
Empire State Building lit for China anniversary, drawing ire
NEW YORK (AP) — Red and yellow lights shone from the top of the Empire State Building at dusk
Retired NFL players report higher rates of dementia
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High court to hear handgun-ban case
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court says it will take up a challenge to Chicago’s ban on handguns,
Happy fiscal new year? Don’t bet on it
Opinion: It’s a new year and we have a problem. Oct. 1 marks the beginning of the new fiscal year, and
Warren’s new police chief sworn in amid controversy
Editorial: Try as he may, Chief Tim Bowers of the Warren Police Department won’t be able to start with a clean
Beck and others like him are filling a leadership void in the country
Opinion: “They would not listen, they’re not listening still, “Perhaps they never will.” — Don McLean,
Indonesia shaken by another temblor
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Girl’s killer dies in custody
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GAME TIME Youngstown State football
Matchup: Penguins (3-1, 1-0 MVC) vs. Missouri State (2-2, 0-1). Kickoff: Saturday, 6 p.m., at
Global warming warnings are hollow
Opinion: “Plateau in Temperatures Adds Difficulty to Task Of Reaching a Solution” — New York Times,
Lehman failure spurs recovery efforts
Opinion: The second-guessing started almost as soon as Lehman Brothers, a 158-year-old Wall Street
The world order according to Beck is a danger to the political right
Opinion: You can say this for Glenn Beck: He’s charismatic, he was right on ACORN and Van Jones, and he’s
Metro digest
Payment plan for taxes YOUNGSTOWN — Those who’ve fallen behind in their property-tax payments
Poland actor lands role in Russell Crowe movie
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Crossroads Church taking food orders
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Hope Works to help people find jobs
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Wal-Mart to offer toys for $10
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Baseball roundup \ Wednesday’s other games
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Where do the Indians go from here?
More than finding a new manager to replace the fired Eric Wedge, there should be an evaluation of
Where to go for entertainment
TheSources Ticketmaster: Macy’s in Eastwood, Southern Park and Shenango Valley malls; and Giant
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There are a number of choices for fans of the Youngstown Phantoms to follow the team in their
Railroad display at museum
WARREN — The National Packard Museum and the Western Reserve Modular Railroad Club are presenting
Doris Roberts: better with age
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Special meeting set on McDonald board
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A FUNNY ZOMBIE MOVIE
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SOCIAL DISTORTION As real as ever
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Around the NFL Wednesday’s news, notes
Steelers: A Nevada judge denied motions by lawyers for Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben
Youngstown woman enjoyed experience as contestant on TV’s ‘The Price Is Right’
Sarah Wakefield of Youngstown didn’t win the big money on “The Price Is Right.” But she considers
Westminster theater to present ‘Rabbit Hole’
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Pitt needs defensive turnaround — fast
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China’s electric car could take global lead
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Weis: Last-minute victories will aid Irish in later weeks
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New Mill Creek Park police chief plans safe, pleasant environment
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SEASONAL FLU VACCINE | Clinic sites
The Vindicator will publish a daily listing of flu-vaccine clinic sites in the Mahoning and Shenango
Patrick won’t say if she’s staying in IRL
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Lunchbox mess was no April Fools yolk
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