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Photos on September 28, 2009
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LAND PACT: Girard city councilmen Michael Costarella, left, and Joe Shelby listen to a presentation at Monday night’s council meeting. Shelby sponsored a resolution in support of the proposed V&M Star expansion that would require the city to give up a piece of land to Youngstown. Costarella was the only member to vote against the resolution.
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HEALTH CARE CHANGES: U.S. Rep. Charlie Wilson said the specific details of a federal health care bill are “changing daily.” Wilson of St. Clairsville, D-6th, spoke at an invitation-only event Monday on health care.
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NOT A PRETTY PROCESS: U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan of Niles, D-17th, talks about Congress passing health-care system changes comparing it to “making sausage.” Ryan spoke at an event cosponsored by the Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber and NEO HealthForce.
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STUDY RESULTS: Frank Akpadock, senior research associate at Youngstown State University, predicts job losses will occur in the community because of lower wages and benefits for Delphi Corp. salaried retirees. He spoke Monday at YSU’s Kilcawley Center.
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Charlie WIlson D- 6th talks about his view on health care legislation - at the NEO Healthforce Regional Chamber Forum -at Mr. Anthony's in Boardman - robertkyosay
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MAKING A POINT: Larry Hardman of Warren points to a chart that shows Delphi Corp.’s salaried retirees are taking the biggest financial hit among employee groups at Delphi and General Motors Corp. The Delphi Salaried Retirees Association released a study Monday about the economic impact of their pension and benefit reductions.
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FEST FUN: Nicole Vitale of Boardman checked out Halloween decorations during Oktober Fest 2008 at Boardman Park. The 2009 version of the event is this weekend at the park.
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Bob Shroder
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Bruce Gump, Delphi salaried etiree during YSU meeting Monday. wd lewis
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Magda
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Special to The Vindicator REIGNING CATS AND DOGS: The Humane Society of Columbiana County will sponsor an R.O.C.C. and HOWL for Pet’s Sake fundraiser at 6 p.m. Oct. 24 at The Barn on Sechrist Road. There will be food, beverages, and silent and Chinese auctions. Live entertainment is slated prior to the dinner hour, and a DJ will provide music for dancing at 8 p.m. Pictured with some of the cats and dogs they hope will be treated like royalty are, from left in front, Rebba Guthrie, Stef Lambert, Megan Martini, and Lisa Shoff; second row, Dessie Bates, Bob Bates, Heather Jurina, Casey Panzeott, Lisa Keller, Lora Herbert, Sally Geary, JayDee Pamer, Leslie Vickroy, and Jenny Pike. Coordinators for the event are Shoff, Keller and Pike. Sponsors are John’s Outdoor Power, Dairy King, Dessie Bates’ Tastefully Simple Consultant and Morris Financial Group Inc. Tickets ($15) can be purchased from any sponsor, at the HSCC Shelter, 1825 S. Lincoln, or by calling (330) 420-5397. For tickets by mail, send checks to HSCC, P.O. Box 101, Salem, OH 44460.
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Zachary Bair
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