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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


GOP's Snowe will vote for Democratic health bill

GOP's Snowe will vote for Democratic health bill


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


Big vote for health overhaul in Senate committee

Big vote for health overhaul in Senate committee


Candlelight vigil will honor stillborns

CANFIELD — Sherri Horvat realized her worst nightmare this past April. During a routine prenatal


Mystery on menu at dinner theater


Surprise event


Wellness seminar free to the public


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,

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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

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‘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.

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1968 grads planning 60th birthday party

A group from Reserve and Harding is organizing the event. WARREN — In the early 1970s, few

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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


selected stocks

selected stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Aqua America, .58, 16.63 .02 Avalon


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.

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