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Respect? Not a little bit

The ex-sheriff’s self-destructive streak did him in. From this day forth, legitimate journalists


Celebration ‘is a slap in the face’

Supporters are ‘trying to make him out to be some kind of hero coming back from war,’ former

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Reporter receives letters from Traficant

Traficant promised a second local reporter an interview. YOUNGSTOWN — Former congressman Jim


Renegade Ohio ex-lawmaker out of prison Wednesday

Renegade Ohio ex-lawmaker out of prison Wednesday


What’s next for Traficant?

Feds will keep eye on former congressman for three years By DAVID SKOLNICK YOUNGSTOWN — After


Chamber chief : Freed Traficant deserves no appreciation event

YOUNGS- TOWN — The head of the Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber criticized those having a


As Traficant returns home from prison, the Valley moves on

Opinion: It’s been more than seven years since James Traficant was convicted of taking bribes, filing false


Traficant bash becomes a hot ticket despite expectation he won’t show

About 1,000 tickets to the Sept. 6 event are sold. YOUNGSTOWN — Ex-U.S. Rep. James A.

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Traficant earned his day

Opinion: Traficant earned his day EDITOR: I am writing about the cancellation of Traficant night at the


What would Traficant say?

Opinion: A telepathic conversation with former Congressman-turned-federal inmate James A. Traficant Jr.:


‘Traficant Release Night’ scrapped by Scrappers

The canceled event received national attention. NILES — The Mahoning Valley Scrappers are

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Scrappers scrap Traficant Release Night promotion

NILES — The Mahoning Valley Scrappers are scrapping its “Traficant Release Night” promotion. The


No, no, Jimbo?

Scrappers ‘leaning toward’ scrapping Traficant event By DAVID SKOLNICK NILES — “Flooded with

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‘Welcome home Jimbo’ countdown

Ex-U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr. walks down the steps of a federal courthouse in Cleveland on April 11, 2002, the day he was found guilty of 10 felony counts. By his side is Linda Kovachik of Boardman, a Traficant aide and friend who was in the courtroom nearly every day of the then-congressman’s corruption trial. She is spearheading a Sept. 6 appreciation dinner for Traficant, who gets out of prison four days before the event.


What’s the criteria for granting immunity?

Opinion: One of the main subtexts of the political saga of James A. Traficant Jr. is how the man who admitted