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Today's Stories

• Militants kill 69 in mass attacks
• Bush seeks NATO's help in peacekeeping mission
• Panel finds professor guilty of misrepresenting credentials
• Deadline looms for YSU to raise funds for center
• Local channels flavor new dish
• Attorney outlines landfill fight
• Despite $10 selling price, property's taxes won't be lowered
• City OKs plans for store project
• New building approved
• Sebring levy on ballot
• Thalia Road Bridge work to disrupt I-680 traffic
• OEPA will copy files of three landfills
• Workers will chip in for insurance under newly approved pact
• Officials authorize eminent-domain use
• Food vouchers to be used at farm markets
• Zoning board says no to condominium plan
• Lawmakers weigh wider exemptions
• Commissioners OK funds for 5 projects
• Officials again table decision on building
• Downtown database is near completion
• Clerk of council offers passport applications
• Sheriff's crew probes death of inmate at jail
• Hubbard gets grant to study upgrades
• Girard board appoints new superintendent
• Agency postpones paying for audit
• Participants reach midpoint in environmental health study
• Owner asks township for permit
• Judge upholds prison sentence for sex offender
• Dean: China trip cost less than forecast
• Architect questions changes in contract
• Surviving my dream bike ride
• Attorney responds to complaint
• South Range official accepts post at Hiram

Wed, Jun 23, 2004

• Warren house is an eBay bargain
• Search suit settled for cash
• Jeswald gets nod to lead schools
• City announces plans to renovate six bridges
• State warns school district
• AN AIRSTRIKE IN FALLUJAH HIT MILITANTS' HIDEOUT, KILLING...
• Coalition to form to help with disasters
• Penn State honors faculty member
• Family seeking homicide charges
• Carcinogens test is negative
• Council to consider contract
• RMI situation pinches police department
• Project to solve flooding problem
• Rides-for-elderly pact approved
• Mayor: Timber harvest to start as early as Monday
• Police chief is seeking dismissal of 27 counts
• State audit stresses district's need to pass levy
• Attorney pleads innocent to multiple charges
• Councilman: Racism hinders hiring goals
• BAD-CHECK CHARGES
• Liv Tyler to join the ranks of celebrity mommies
• During its Tuesday meeting, the Youngstown Board of...
• Rampage brings fines, jail for man
• Trustees, clerks to dine in style
• Man gets life in prison for child sex
• Only a storm can create a full rainbow
• Dean hired for college high school
• Chief: Put levy back on ballot

Tue, Jun 22, 2004

• Man killed crossing street
• A long-awaited event arrives as ground is broken for arena
• Police say couple's jogging routine violates state law
• Officials consider impact of joining Appalachia group
• Troops search for rebels behind series of attacks
• Board OKs budget by 7-2 vote
• Sharpsville budget calls for no boost
• Jury convicts man of murder
• In Sharon, taxes will rise 2 mills
• Hermitage schools raise tax 4.5 mills
• Requests to resume onion shipments rejected
• Advertiser sues city on permit issue
• Ex-jailer sentenced to prison
• City settles 2 more suits
• Sequel preserves more memories of a neighborhood's storied...
• Lordstown nears OK of water pact
• Lawmakers to take time on tax issue
• Council takes up cemetery issue
• D.C. discussion to be focus
• A long-awaited event arrives as ground is broken for arena
• Man pleads guilty to burglary
• Restaurant drops suit over ballot
• Country club loses ruling on bias
• John Kerry to make a campaign stop in Canton
• Certain days aren't fit for celebration
• Storm victims in 3 counties can get state and SBA help

Mon, Jun 21, 2004

• With help, family finds a home, tries to focus on health,...
• District nears transition in leadership at the top
• Cleanup progress pleases officials
• Autopsy reports trickle in
• Al-Qaida killers say the police gave help
• Pa. campaigns led by opposites
• Psychiatric evaluation for Shenango Twp. man
• Jitneys provide unregulated service
• Researcher argues for merger of towns along river to make...
• Report: Rural schools lack funds, technology
• Bald eagles find a new roost at Shenango River Lake site
• Man in wheelchair is hit
• Man shot in driveway
• 2 women plead innocent to charges
• Man shot in driveway
• Autopsy reports trickle in