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CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK » TODAY’S ISSUE U WEATHER, A2 • TRIBUTES, A5 • EDITORIAL, A7 • SOCIETY, C2 • PUZZLES & TV, C3 • COMICS, C4 BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS EAST SIDE DEATH CRASS BEHAVIOR Ursuline High hosts football camps Three men arraigned in homicide Trash talk trending on social media SPORTS | B1 LOCAL | A3 VALLEY LIFE | C1 50% OFF vouchers. SEE DETAILS, A2 FOR DAILY & BREAKING NEWS LOCALLY OWNED SINCE 1869 TUESDAY, JULY 11, 2017 U 75¢ Police probe Dailey’s death the side of the bed, “there’s what killed Dailey, 46, police Autopsy of recovery center leader nothing that says homicide brought in detectives and a planned for today or Wednesday with the naked eye,” Capt. crime scene investigator to Rob Massucci of the War- gather evidence in the event By ED RUNYAN Recovery in Columbus, was ren Police Department said that the coroner’s offi ce de- [email protected] found dead Saturday morn- Monday. termines that foul play was WARREN ing in a hotel room at the There is also a “lack of involved. The cause of death of a re- Econo Lodge on Youngstown evidence” that would sug- An autopsy is planned for covery center leader is still Road. gest Dailey, a recovering today or Wednesday, the unclear. Though a police report substance abuser, had over- coroner’s offi ce said. VINDICATOR FILE PHOTO Tom Dailey, a co-found- says they found dried blood dosed on drugs, Massucci Dailey left First Recovery Tom Dailey, left, shows U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan of Howland, D-13th, one er of First Step Recovery in spatter on Dailey’s shirt and said. Dailey also was not un- in 2015. Most recently he of the detox rooms at First Step Recovery in Warren in 2015. Dailey Warren and the executive dried blood around his nose, der a doctor’s care. was found dead Saturday morning in a room at the Econo Lodge on director for Braking Point as well as blood spatter on Without a clear answer to See DAILEY, A4 Youngstown Road. YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS Defense for Valley surgeon claims deadly boat accident was a ... Trump Jr. New hires admits he ‘Perfect storm’ include wanted many Ohio info from natives By GRAIG GRAZIOSI [email protected] YOUNGSTOWN Russian The bulk of the new faces joining the Youngstown City Associated Press School District’s adminis- WASHINGTON tration ranks are Ohioans A meeting between Presi- with years of administrative dent Donald Trump’s eldest experience behind them. son and a Russian lawyer Last Friday, YCS an- during the presidential cam- nounced the hiring of more paign occurred at the behest than a dozen new admin- of a Moscow-based singer istrators for several schools with family ties to Trump’s and positions throughout businesses, according to a the district. The new hires participant in the talks. were signed to a 12-month Donald Trump Jr. ac- contract and all but two of knowledged Monday he the incoming administra- made time for the meeting tors will receive salaries of hoping to get information more than $100,000. about Demo- Though announced before crat Hillary the district’s press release Clinton. last Friday, Sonya Gordon The cir- will take over as principal cumstances of East High School and will surrounding command the highest salary the meeting, of the new administrators, and a report pulling in $114,750. by The New Trump Jr. See SCHOOLS, A4 York Times late Monday that Trump Jr. was told ahead of time that the source of the informa- NILES tion was the Russian govern- WILLIAM D. LEWIS | THE VINDICATOR ment, fueled new questions Dr. Joseph Yurich, right, listens to his lawyer John B. Juhasz in Judge John M. Durkin’s courtroom. Dr. Yurich, 38, of Poland, about the Trump campaign’s is on trial in Mahoning County Common Pleas Court on several charges stemming from a fatal 2015 boat crash on Berlin Council debates possible ties to Moscow, Reservoir that left one man dead and another man injured. which are being scrutinized by federal and congressional recovery plan as investigators. Dr. Joseph Yurich faces multiple charges The Times reported that deadline nears Trump Jr., who was a key campaign adviser to his fa- in 2015 death of Akron man on Berlin Reservoir By JORDAN COHEN ther, was told the Russian [email protected] government was behind the By JUSTIN WIER turned to the boat that he realized NILES information on Clinton in an IT WAS A PERFECT [email protected] STORM: DARK NIGHT, Cuppett was missing. Facing a mandatory dead- YOUNGSTOWN Dr. Yurich waived his right to a line to produce a viable fi- See TRUMP JR., A2 Bruce Lindamood, one of three POOR LIGHTING, POOR jury trial Monday morning, in favor nancial recovery plan from witnesses called by the defense LOCATION AND A LITTLE BIT TOO of a bench trial. fi scal emergency by July 25, INSIDE ON B5 Monday in the vehicular homicide MUCH SPEED.” Dr. Yurich, 38, of Poland is Mayor Thomas Scarnecchia trial of Dr. Joseph Yurich, recalled charged with aggravated vehicular unveiled the latest version – U President Trump the night his friend Neal Cuppett John Juhasz, homicide in the death of Cuppett, the seventh – in a meeting pledged during the cam- died in a boat crash. attorney representing Dr. Yurich 58, of Akron, from injuries he re- with city council Monday. paign to help U.S. factory Lindamood, who was fi shing on ceived in that May 9, 2015 crash. Last month, the chair- workers by slapping tariff s Berlin Reservoir with Cuppett in The surgeon also faces charges man of the fiscal commis- on foreign steel. But his the water, injuring his arm. 2015, turned as his friend asked, When he came to the surface, he of aggravated vehicular assault in- sion overseeing spending long-awaited decision on “What’s this guy doing?” as a boat volving injuries suffered by Cup- warned the mayor that fail- the issue is running behind saw a light and heard a man repeat- approached. pett’s fishing partner, Bruce Lin- ure to come up with a plan schedule and administra- edly asking, “What the [expletive] Lindamood remembers seeing tion offi cials are leaving are you doing out here?” damood, 42, of Green, and with by July 25 would likely result plenty of wiggle room on a bright light and then almost in- That man then sped off in his failure to stop after an accident and in the state imposing “the what direction he’ll take. stantly falling into the water. boat. He was hit by something under It was only when Lindamood re- See YURICH, A4 See NILES, A4 inside AUSTINTOWN INDEX Births . A6 today Classifi eds . B6 Center honors seniors Comics . C4 STABBING, SHOOTING Crossword . C3 After getting through the fi rst half of Editorial . A7 the year with only two homicides in with memorial garden Legal ads. B2 Warren, the number may have dou- By BILLY LUDT ored,” said Jim Henshaw, bled after a stabbing death Saturday Lottery. A2 [email protected] executive director. “They Society. C2 and shooting death Monday. AUSTINTOWN were the ones who made the Sports. .B1-3 LOCAL, A3 Two senior citizens who senior center what it is today, Tributes. A5-6 and hopefully the people we TV Grid . C3 PLANE CRASH IN MISS. were crucial in the growth Valley Life. C1 A military plane crashed in Mississippi of the Austintown Senior have here and the people Weather. A2 Monday, killing at least 12 people. Center were honored in a who come in the future will World&Business. 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