https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b38681afc272adb7628f817dad8b8e00.pdf 58e39dbaa9c7b4dfa2334cc1e10f460e PDF Text Text PliO• D8 Sunday Times Sentinel ~enty-five - Farm Flashes GALLIPOUS • The Ohio Beef will be held in Columbus at tile Ohio State Fairgrounds next weekend. The schedule of events will start with a beef symposium and O.C.A. annual meeting on Thursday afternoon. Friday ·activi· ties will include shows for nine diffczent breeds of beef cattle during the day and the O.C.A. awards ban· qlll:l, in the evening. Sale activities highlight Sa~y with the fust of nine dirferent auctions starting at to 11m. ~po ·Gallia County's tobacco statistics are released · Approxima~y 25 Gallia Coun- RegtStrauon for .thts event will be between 7:30a.m. and 8:30a.m. on Saturday. The Gallia <;'ounty CatUemen 's Association w!ll pay the entry fe~ (.or all Gal.h.a County y_outh wanung to pantc~pate. The fu~al pracuce sess1on Will be held th1s Monday, March IS, 4 p.m. at Butler Hereford Farm! l~ated on Route ! south of ~alhpohs. Good !uck.ktds\ T~ere IS alsp an adult Judgang diVISIOn for young adults and parents th~t want to compete. The 1993 Oh10 Beef Expo will conclude on Sundav. March 21 llftftCiftOI!! .10,000 111111 DRY ORDERED SOLD!!! . 'D Layaways All Salas FREE DELIVERY! *FREE FINANCING SALES FINAL 65%0ff Sunday J Pick 3: .761 Pick 4: 1839 Super Lotto: ·.•,'• 6-8-23-26-30-31 Kicker: Page4 •.. ALL GOODS NOW .• • •. . ·. ·, '- . Vol. 43, No. 223 Coprrltlhlld 1!183 . __...JIP.!ro ·Not all~ work and no play- Appllc~i011s!ll P.M. lASSEn • FLEISTEEL • SPRING AIR • SMITH BROTHERS' · · ENGLAND • KIMBALL STEWART--.. RESTON IC · ·JIMSON • COROLLA CLASSICS ·• CALDWELL • VAUGHN BISSEn '~" on Residents began digging out Sunday afte\the massive "' winter ~tOf11!' .llump~d ab_O!It 18 lntbes or-sn11w In the Bend area Saturdiy causing Meigs County omclals to declare a snow emergency. For some the snow meant all work and no play bnl not .· ror these boys who ''rested" 1n a deep drift of the white nurry sturr arter l!elplng shovel a pathway or two. Dressed ·ror tbe low temperatures and we,a rlng ski maaks, the two teens declined to identi~ themselves. Carrie Alibott olned them at the deep drl and then went back to the run or crawling through tbe tunnels built near the Chapman home on High Street in Pomeroy. SUIDAY OILY, IWICH 14, 1991 6 IIOIITHS FREE SOLD IH SRS OIILY ...$49 97 FIIWIEIM I HOURS ONLY SUNDAY! 9 PC. DIIIJIG aOOM SURE TIOble1-lelf, a Chllra, Bldlobol1rd, Hutch. Country Ught Pine. I ,.-, ~::" $1 08811 CHillY fiiiSH SLEIIN DAY lED _ • -' SUNDAY ONLY The Secret Is O..t And The Heat Is On!!! $34444 TWill FULL IIIII lED IlliG SIZE MATTRESS SET · SUIIDAY OIILY 811 24 For letl White or Red , 1..w .. u.ks,.1.. Suday Ottly $24811 FI..IIMI TrHit-1 SIIDAY OILY Sunday Only IIGGEST SEUCTJOII Of FUIIIITURE II AIEL All 011 SALE SUNDAY! ,w, '48811.., INNEfiSPRING MATTRESS DINETTE 4 SWIVEL CHAIRS Sunday Only SPECIAL ·oRDERS $49995 AT SALE PRICES! ALLSPtECES Trlldltionat ::•r $59995 QUEEN SLEEP SOFA 488 81 Fer letlt FLEXmEL WILL RICUNER TNI end "-h Plllld SUIIDAY OIILY ' lOTI UP '1'0 II% OFF IUJIDAY! $38888 WOOD iJIETTI, 6 CIIIIS 111 7. ,..,.,, Selllllay O.ly $22222 QUIEII IIATTRUS SET Ortha•• .. t llatlftls a roe.!l•tl• $19995 · SettdllrOIIIr · SECTIOIAL W/IECLIIERS . Onr Stalltd 2 Piece s.cti...J W/1111, hr Radlllen . • • . . , Chtly . Mt Onr 10 Sectl•••h Ia Stodl • $19995 lnelildle IMler & Fren~~e ...... AIR WI!~.., ........ FULL IUnRESS SET hltdayOily DAYIID =•Y$37J77 at• HUJCI Pine Flnlah, GIMa Doora BUFFET & HUTCH TOP ~it' '299' 5 $48811 s.t • '· lncludea Unk Spring . THE 01111 SIDE Of EIPIREI s..dll Orders • Salt Pdctsl ~ .....,s• Fleut~ • MUST SELL SUIIDAYI l QUEEN SOFTSIDEI WATERIID "With Approved Cradlt WMITI WICIEl Strnrt \ 6 MONTHS SAME AS.. CASH* SOFA & ·LOVESUT a.- Velvet 1 P.M. 'TIL 9 P.M. I Sl!f.... fiHarTIUJ '& 'IOISP... s.... $69995 · CountryBiue '177777 . SPIIDIAIIIM•t leek QUEEN SlEEP SOFA P.&~L9P.M. IATIEDS Wootl & ...., (lnctudM Unk Spring) Sull4ay Otlly . ,• • • S..rti.At W Pieces IOfA•lOYESIAT I THIS IS All UIIPIECEDEIITED DISPEUIL SALE AIID SHALL II COIDUCTID ON THE PIIMISES OF: IRE ' FURNITURE C COlUMBUS. Ohio (AP) - A formal dmner that lflarkOO the midway point of Ohio's Statehouse renovation project will be followed this week by more pastoral, downto-earth reminders of Ohio's heritage. A cow-milking contest, livestock display and other less stately events are planned in and around the Statehouse on Tuesday, wh.ich has been proclaimed br Gov. Ge6rge Voinovich as Agnculture Day in.Ohio. ~ the '900 people who attended !he Saturday night gala sat down to dinner, but the governor said Tuesllay's events celebflle an· industry. "that affects every consumer three iimes a day." : He noll:d that agriculture and related businesses. including food processors, packers and others that belp· bring the food to market, provide about 700,000 full-time JObs and add almost $40 billion' a year (()Ohio's economy. •: No other single industry comes ' . •• C1eMup of'flre damaae at Meigs tM snow stonn, Supt. James Car- ANY PHONE C46·1405 ~bserved even close to-that, he said. Voinovich and Agriculture Director Fred Dailey will Icicle off the annual celebration by slicing an 8-foot loaf of Oh.io-made bread that they are billi11g as a ceremonial ribbon. The governor has planned a news conference to release the results of a task force study or problems in Ohio's meatpacklng mdustry. He also· will talk about a plan to revitalize the state's livestock industry and some capital improve- ' ments at ~cpartment buildings in suburban Reynoldsburg, which will be open for tours. · Also announced will be a new program that will honor farms that have been in the same family for more than 100 years . The day will' end with a reception for members of the Legislature, who will sample Ohio food and agricultural products. . Meanwhile, the department ~clcascd statistics that $ho~ed Ohio Fire damage clean.up delayed · lfJP Sc:IIOQ1,11aa been delayed by 142- SKDND lVDIUE -DDWN1DWI- GAWP0US, OHIO Agriculture ~ay will be l*w.l' aald rodly. . :. C'Jew1 at:qulred by the school's iAiurance qency were unable to lilt here S&lllrday because of the IDOw storm 10 begin )he work, but fie upeciCd tomorrow. carpenter • dlltllhele will be no school at llle Hipl Scbool Tuesday because ~ the cleanup work. The ceiling die lllllll be removed and the .walls I I ' 1 Section, 10 .p_. 25 OMIIa A MuHimO!Iia Inc. IMuuapaper Pomeroy·Middleport, Ohio, Monday, March 15, 1993 I MEICHQDISE DISIIIISID AT Tuesday, raln,hi&h arouad 50. •. OPEN.I HOURS ONLYI SUNDAY I lt.M. 'TIL 9 P.M. ,,.IL 1:00 P. Low toalabt Ia mid 301. lbla- 508045 • pora,t"'cOrparation its principal subsidiary, Star Bank, N. A., have paid a dividend each year ~nee the Bank's founding in 1863. Prior to this latest inctease, the most recent increase in Star Bane Corporation's quarterly dividend was March 10, 1992, when the board of directors voted tD increase the quarta'ly divi- . · dend by four ' ~t to $0.26 per share. -· cage • • parrrngs • UP TO C!NCINNATI - Star Bane Corporation announces that the board of directors voted to iQcrease the quarteri)' dividend to $0.29 per share to common stoelc shareholders, ari increase of more than 10 pertent from the previous quarterly dividend rail: of $0.26 per share. . The quarterly dividend of $1.50 to Series B Preferred stock Shareholders was also declared. These dividends are payable April 15, 1993 to shareholders of record March 31, 1993. This announcement was made by Oliver W. Wad.dell chairman, president and chief executive officer of Star Bane Cor- ( of production but simply reallocated in the burley belt, with Kenlucky reaping the majqrity of the economic' benefit. A significant number of quota owners showed no activity only one of the years 1991 or 1992. Those persons need tO either produce or lease away in 1993 in order to keep their base. Specific questions about the burley tobacco program can be answered by calling Lisa Collins, ASC Executive .. Director or her staff at the Gallia County ASC Office (446-8686). Ed Vollborn is Gallla Coonty's Extension Agent, agriculture. , Ohio Lottery IOIICE: Purcll•••• •••t be paltl lor llty Cash, Perso•el Clleck, •••••rC•rtl, VIs•, •Btl/or Acceptalltl• Cretllt ALL Final. Up To ('With Appr.oved Credit) Star Bane Corp. hikes ·quarterly dividend· GREENVILLE, S. C. - J. William Grimes, President and · Chief O!lerating Officer of Multi·media, lnc., has been elected a · member of lhe Board of Directors of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. The U.S. Chamber, the world's · largest' federation of companies, local and suue Chambers of Commate, trade and professional asso- ~. i~ "!C pri~cipal advocate . , for the nabQ!I s business communi-. ty. Virtually all the nation's largest campanies are active members, but more than 90._, of the 215,000 members are small businessmen with fewer than 100 employees. '• No GALLIPOLIS - Paul Goebel and Dean Murphy, associates at . Hilla Department Store on Ohio River Plaza, were n:c;ently honored for five rem of dedicB'ed sezvice. "AssociateS like Paul and ~ are lhe IJackbone of our company; said Hills District Manager Ed Husn. "They have put in many long ·hours to help ~e HillS a viable, strong com_PIIJIY, and we want to 'show our !f!.OCere appreciation for their hard work and dedication." More than 6,400 associates throughout the chain were recognized during the past month. Grimes named to :u. S. Chamber board • NCAA ~~~~o:~}~~e~~s~~:ei:~nse:~~':. Tobacco base lost is 11ot laken out SftRE BAS Bill CLOSED ft PREPARE FOB SALE. BOOBS OPEl SUIDAY!!! UNPARALLELED -Goebel, .M urphy . 'honored by Hills ~d tollecco leasing season 11 scheduled to start on Monday, March 15. The sale value of lhe 1992 Gallia County Burley Tobacco crop is now being estimated at about $250,000 under the 1991 crop. With basic ·quota reductions of 10 percent for 1993 the economic loss to Gallia County will become even more serious. It is very imll()l1ant to the local CC!XIDnlY.that all of the Gallia County quota is either grown or leased to a producer to !lC grown. .-\SC regulations now stat<: that a q1101a must have activity in twO out of three years. . A few quota turners have not had activity in 1991 or 1')92. Their library of Meigs High School on Monday, March 15 stan,mg at 7:30 p.m. The $peakcr wtiJ. be Dr. Steven Boyles, Extension Beef Specialist from O.S.U. Dr. Boyles served as an Extension Beef Specialist 11 North Dakota State University prior to returning to Ohio last summer, Boyles was lllised lit the Belle Valley Research Farm a few yeats back while his father, Charlie Boyles, was the well Juiown and highly respected manager of that facility. Plan to be a part of a good program and good fellowsllip. No reservations neces· sary,just bring a friend. · In Galli a ~ounty ~he annual • GOODS TO BE EXPEDITED 10 PUBLIC SUNDAYIU burley quota farms with a basic quota of 2,247,354 pounds and an effective quota of 2,742,462 . with the Preview sleCr and Heifer Show that will start at8 .m. We have had a lot of interest again this year from individuals wanting to become certified as l'li· vate Pesticide Applicators. A final . testing session for private applicators has been scheduled for M<?n- . day, AprilS, from 3-6.p.m. A quiCk review session will start at 2 p.m. for those retaking one or IIIOill ~· New people should call ~ Gallia County Extension OfflcC? (4467007) to get study matenals for self-st.udy. Beef producers from Meigs and surrounding counties will w~nt to attend a producer meetmg m the PUBLIC q!Klta). . In 1992, the county had 1440 Tobacco nottce·s matted on March 12, 1993, reOect a 10 percent dectease in basic burley tobac· co quota. A display list will be available in the county office after · MarCh 12 for producers to examjoe. The list contains the farm number, basic quota, effective quota and producers name; This listing · can be helpful for producers who want to tease q1101a to their farm . A' copy of the Jist is available for a fee. Beginning with 1994, burley tobacco farms must have history in two of the previous three years to avoid losing their quotas. Farms which currently have no 1991 and or 1992 history will receive notices with the message: ' "This is 10 inform you that the effective quQta above n:Oects that this farm does not bave history to · · maintain P&CP credit, which could result in quQta being reduced to 0." The ASCS office will maintain listings of persons wishing to buy/sell and lease from/to their farms. Contact the ASCS office II 446-8686 for additional informa.tion. March 14,1993 youth to take part in. J·udging co. ntest ~Y youth are expected ~ panici~ m the Ex~ Beef l.udgmg Conidt. GALLIPOLIS - According to E. · A. (Lisa) Collins, County Executive Director of the Gallia County Agricukural Stabilization 800 Conservation Service Office, Gallia~s tobacco producers sold 2,391,048 pounds of burley tobacco in the 1992 crop year (87% of effective pounds. Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH Point Pleasant, WV washed before classes can be resumed. The acbool staff will be assistinjl ln cleanlnrr desks, equipment, and OoOrs, the superintendent said. : He also said thtit other schools may or may not be in session Tues· day depending on road condidcins. All of the schools have used the five c:alamlty da&~:owed by the 11110 and days m from now on will '*ve 10 be made up 11 the end . of the ,.-, Calpenl,er lllld, Tuesday produced 500 million bushels 'of .corn last year to rank fifth in the nation. The leading counties were Darke, Clinton, Wood,. Fulton and Fayette. Ohio also ranked fifth in soybeans with 135 million bushels, most it coming from western counties; eighth in pork production with 3.4 million hogs and sales of $415 million; and eighth in milk prodbclion with 4.7 billion pounds. , The state was the second largest manufacturer of Swiss cheese (55 million pounds) and fifth in ice cream (44 million gallons). The value of all cattle and calves irl Ohio was. listed at more than $1.09 billion. Meigs County remains under snow emergency From staiT and wire reports effective .until temperatures go n:stored electric service to two cusMeigs County remains under a abovefreezing. tomers with transfonner problems, snow emergency after Saturday's No wrecks were reported in Ron McDade, area CSP manager, storm dumped approximately 18 Pomeroy. ' said this morning. Buckeye Rural inches of snow and created sixSnow removal crews have been · Electric Cooperative, Inc., also foot-deep drifts in some locations. advised to record license numbers reported minor power outages in All area schools were closed of problem drivers so they can be Meigs County. today along with most governmen- cited to the Meigs County Court, Ohio Power reported no power tal offices with the exception of the Soulsby said. As of this morning, outages. Meigs County Sheriff's Depart- · no license numbers have been Although units of the Ohio ment and Emergency Medical Ser- reported, he said. National Guard pro~ided support in vice. I thought we did fairly well some area of the state. no National Sheriff James M. Soulsby this under the circumstances, Soulsby Guard units were deployed to morning advised motorists to stay said. Meigs County, Soulsby said. off secondary roads unless absoNo major power outages, major Souls by said many· residents lutely necessary. disasters, frres or serious accidents volunteered the use of four-wheelPomeroy street crews have been were reported, Soulsby said. drive vehicles. out since Saturday morning and The sheriff's office provided Around Ohio worked in around-the-clock shifts transportation to some stranded Snow emergencies in all coonthrough Sunday. motorists, Soulsby ·said. Most acci- ties except one were lifted by today According to the Pomeroy dents were minor and motorists as Ohioans got back on the road Police Departmen~ most of the vil- simply abandoned their stuck vehi- after a weekend of record snowfall lage streets in Pomeroy have now cles and sought refuge, he added. and low temperatures. ·As much as ·. been opened but many remain Columbus Southern Power had 22 inches of snow fell in southern slick. Salt has been applied to some · a crew on standby from Saturday Ohio. streets, but salt is apparently not until the end of the storm ·and Continued on page 3 Death toll tops 112 in blizzard's aftermath By RIC LEYVA Associated Press Writer Blizzard victims were found dead in snowdrifts as . the East Coast struggled. to dig out and get to work today. The death toll reached at least 112, and dozens of youngsters on a hiking trip were missing in the wilderness. Bitter cold hampered sno\vplow crews and motorists trying to clear roads and free ice-encrusted cars. "As soon as the highways open, I'm out of here. I don't care if I have to dig the whole parking lot ou~" said Chris McCade, a student from Wayne State University in Detroit who was stranded at a Charleston, W.Va., hotel on his way to spring break in Key West, Aa. The storm hit Florida with tornadoes on Friday and pushed up the coast with hurricane-force winds Satur:day, wrecking seaside homes. As much as 4 feet of snow fell, and winds piled drifts 15 feet high. "It looks like something out of 'Dr. Zhivago,"' said Rooks Boynton of Clarkston, Ga. "Nothing's moving out there.'' Rescuers used helicopters, ·frontend loaders and four-wheel-drive vehicles to reach scores of hikers and travelers. About 100 hikers hunkered down in shelters and tents in the mountains of East Tennessee, where the rescue was suspended until daybreak today, and dozens of suburban Detroit youngsters were missing in the North Carolina wilderness, a full day after the storm passed through. Ray Carson, a spokesman for Cranbrook Kingswood Upper School in Bloomfield Hills, Mich .. said park rangers had rescued about half of the 122·person school group ·and had maps showing the planned routes of the others. "We'd like to go in, but we're still impassable here," said Frank Findley. an assistant ranger in the Nantahala National Forest. "They're just barely able to move. We just hope they stay put until we can get to them." In Alabama, an elderly woman was found dead in the snow on a neigh'lor's porch, and the body of a 69-year-old man was found a few feet from his apartment door. A 77year-old man was found frozen to death nellf Kittanning, Pa. Dozens of people suffered hean attacks while shoveling snow. It was the deadliest blizzard to strike the United States since one in January 1966 that killed 165 people. After the snow let up, rain and brutal cold turned it 'into rock·hard ice. "It's not just carrying it away," New York City Sanitation Commissioner Emily Lloyd said of the cleanup. "Now it's chipping and carrying it away." Airports in Atlanta, Washington, New York, Boston and other cities reopened•Sunday, but there weren't many flights, and air travel was backed up nationwide. ThouContinued on page 3 Teenager testifies in shooting spree hearing DAY-TON, Ohio (AP)- A 17ycar-old boy testified today that he saw a man shoot one of two people. who were wounded in a shooting spree in whic~ six other peop)e were killed. The spree began Dec. 24 and tnded tWO days lall:r. . Nicholas Woodson of Dayton testified in Montgomery County Juvenile Court at a hearing to determine whether two of the four people charged should be tried as adult,S. Woodson is not amon1 those who were charged. ' Meeting canceled A meeting or Pomeroy , Village · CounciiiCheduled for 7:30 tonight hu been ·canceled, Mayor Bruce Reed announced. BEING A GOOD NEIGHBOR - Just as many othen wltll anow clearing equipment belpeclthelr neighbors, Wally Hatlleld, Jr, spent •••p hls tractor and plow to mucb ol SunclaJ open up drlftWaJI o bls nel1hbon aloag Did Route 33. · �·-....... . '\. ~· ' MoncMy, llln:h 15~ 1883 • ."•••. -C ommentary . Page 2-lhe Dally Sentinel Pomeroy~lddleport, Ohio Monday, March 15,1993 . -· . - . - ... -- .. . .... p n;. Daily Sentinel Pqr I OHIO We;llher Tue1dlly, March 16 . MICH: The Daily Sentinel Lo(t sheds light on his mysterious 'list' spending cuts. I just happened to be the needy 2nd the middle class. The WASHINOTON -"- Sen. Trent . WOIIcing on this list. It was not by one-page document reflects the fact Lou, R-Miss., lias had second design (when) I pulled it out and that 11bout 85 percent of the cuts are thoughts about his showdown with said look, here's a list of basically earmarked for entitlements, with Budget Director Leon Panella over painless cuts. I had no idea the the balance, or about $32 billion, his once-secret "list" of $216 bil· thing was going to be<;ome the big coming from a grab bag of other lion in "pain-free" budget cuts. programs i11cluding "unused "Now !hat it's become an issue focus it did." Lou didn't want his list to Amtrak routes," payments to maybe I should have used another word (such as) 'relatively pain- ·taxes, no-pain/rescription. Lou become the target for Democratic "inremational anti-<:onsluner orga. ROBEltT L. WINGE'IT less,"' Lott told us ill a phone declared he ha "in mr pocket a criticism, and that's why he sought nizations," a Pentagon civilian hirPublisher ing freeze and the budge[S of the interview two days afrer we pub- list of $216 billion in pamless bud- to keep secret the details. get cuts that just about everybody executive and legislative' braliches ' 'Clinton is the president, and he lished details of the list in a column PAT WIDTEHEAD CHARLENE HOEFLICH would agree with, including you. of government. has this great bi~ majority in both last week. Lott would ax $184 biUion over houses," Lou SBld. "We felt it was Assistant PublisberiControUer "You all are focusing on an I'd be glad to provide (i.t) to you." Genenl Manager But Lott seemed caught off. unfair for people to say show us the next five years ·by "cappin~" · unplanned moment instead of guard wben Panetta- who's becm · yours (spending cut lists) now the growth of non-Social Secunty foctising on the great big problems LI!TIERS OF OPINION ore welcome. They obould be leu than 300 of the Clinton package, the tax telling R~;publicans to "put up or because then that would become mand.atory spending, allowing worda. All Jetton are subject to editing 1nd mull be lii:ned with n11110, increases, the fact that his own shut up" - called his bluff: "Let the target, and time would be spent increases for new be~ficiaries and oddrels and r.lepbone number. No UDiignod 1eaen will be publilbod. Leu.n numbers don't add up.... What's me have that list. I want to see saying well you can't do this and cost-of-living adjustments only. · sboukl be in .&ood IIIIo, l<ldreaing issues, not personalities. the interest in this one incident?'' Also on the cutting block would those painless cuts." Lott folded you can't do that, and attacldng·our • be such programs as Medicaid, Lott has been serving as the . the paper and returned it to his plan.... . unofficial Republican auaek dog; a jacket poclcet, leaving many with ,a ..So long as Lou doesn't accept Medicare, food swnps, child nuD'i·· . . . job that has included hunting for case of Joe McCarthy deja Vu. Panetta's put-up-or-shut-up chal- tion programs, A_id •for Families skeletons in the closets of Cabinet "Do you lcnow what happened lenae. he can avoi~ having to With Dependent Children, unemappoinrees. on this thing?" LoU explained. "I answer to angry consntuents whose ployment compensation. civil-ser· • Though he called it an walked into a budget committee benefits ate chQPPed. vice retirement, military retirement . ' and disability, vererans' benefits, ''unplanned moment," the Panetta L!lll's "pain-free" Friday mornin~. and they list would one By JAMES HANNAH cpwad, Dulelle ~,left, aDd snow Ia l'roat ottbelr apartmeat builciiag ia Middle Street in Saco, heanng gave LoU another forum in (Democrats) were saymg that they entail the dismantling or entitle- . student loans and farm price-sup. -----~----c ~¥! ...... ~. '!._ ~·~·ts and -~~··•bon clem: Malae Sunday moralng. Up to two feet or snow had fallen in parts . Assoc:illted Press Writer . programs. DAYTON - The state-funded Ohio Vererans Children's Home, a which to peddle the GOP's no- couldn't come up with any more ment programs serving the poor, portWhat t :::::-,....,., !~~~~:~E~:~; Exteaded ;......., • . or thestate overnight. (AP) · , · Lou calls "caps" are haven for orphans ~d troubled youths, has its supporters and a very big actually cuts. The Congressional Week • ., .... , .. .,.,. UT. place in their hearts. Budget Office has studied the . L.ow it) , the WcCIDcny,,a•' •Gl' • .~ But the 123-year-old home on 500-acre campus aear Xenia has come 40 per.: Jligbs ili.the 3011. n ' 1.11ir.. spending caps and concluded that . under fore recently. Some peOple want it closed; others want to change .its warmer'lt LOws 15-25. lfillllaoGIIlJ•Ik · 2 '_Ins _ · state, :wliiJc a a mixture of rain and South today. returi. ·in the West, where the CaSwithout fundamental health-<:are role. Hi.... around 2 0s Friday a cbuce Gl a-. • ...,... ... jiiiWC4l OPiiO> snow IS expected over the llCJ1heast Subzero wind-ch1'll advisories cade Mountains and the Rockies· reform and only cost-of-living · . ·"This is an institution that deserves to stay open," said Bob Mont~L · ~no~. towi ,in lbc 20s. ~ill .' F 3 lla a 3 3 a . .u. ba_lf !" the morning, foll~wed ~y ~ posred across pans of upstare had flurries. More was expected increases,. Medicaid and Medicare gomery, vice president of the home's board of trustees. "I feel very · the11Jl11Cl'30111)uppcr40s. will Talis _. F ram m the aftern_oon. H1ghs will New Yorli, Vermont and Mas- · throughout today. · ·• eligibility would be vastly cunailed 'trongly &bout this. The people ~at want to close the home - have them · -ille~fl!is Jl!ll--· range from the mad-40s to around sachusetts. High wind warnings Weather advisOries were posted because of the exponential growth '._, . go out and talk to these kids eye to eye." . · of these programs. ~~: Hso.A cold front will move across. Massachusetts wereposredforallofRhodelsland, in Washington, Oregon, Wyomin'« - Bob Impson, 70, of CedarviUe, also supports the home. He began livand Connecticut. and Colorado. Rain fell from Monthis analysis as Loll dismisses iJtg there whe~ he was 5 years old, JnM!uati!ll at age I~ in 1941: His·four ~~~ ~ . t b ~ : Q_hio• T11~sday. night. This. will Frost and free1-C warnings are i_n talta to Arizona. Thunderstornls "the way WashingtOn argues," but bfOthels and SJSiers were at the home w1th htm. . .Clara huff' ' ' · : James Spangler · ... • • ~ 3 ; ~rgus .~ tlaanae tbe raaa back to snow effect for pans of South Carolina wae rep01red over pans of ~or~ not the way people see it "out Impson went on to raise a family and became the superinrendent of the there-in the real world.' ' Mi~ll;ll_Cjport . · J~ L. SJIM&k",ll. Gf...__.. 'li. S _ •4..:' . - ~ T._ ..IICRIIIS the~· Tbe snow should and n?rth-cent~l Florida, where .nia. ~ Nevada. Idaho had eedar Oilf Local School Disb'ict. He said his life could have turned out . ,.land, died s_,, Mad1 K..19JJ . - ~ S • AltF.!'-- llper ro-Durnes.by early Wednes- overnaght lows m the teens were lllin. ,' "What about the people who 1 differently had he not gone to the home. (feel) the pain, (who) have to pay v~:~~.~~}.~.~~;~: at Doctors N~ Hn9"nP -ia C Ji!!IBC_ • • diay. • • f~ . . _. . Temperatures were expecled !(; • "We had a junior ROTC program that was very meaningful and help. for all these programs. Who wor· ~ ~~~:~,~in' · ·~~· ~olumbus fo~ • .,,,p p ?. !J llDa w!ill k die JSk . The ~aDd-high !allpe!Bblre for Blizzanl warnmgs remamed m range from the_teens and 20s 10 tht. ful and taught me self-discipline," he sai!'- "It was a model insti~utio!l. . ries abOut the shipyard worker who ·~ Illness. 1• • i l l e . . . ~this_dlte at the Columbus.weather effec, t for upstate New York near 30s in the Northeast, .with-404 _ We were way ahead in vocational educanon. We had people commg tn '. is a pipe fiuer who's paying more Born in GalliJlOiis oa Ma.r 21, &I 1 de ~ die ~'lie·• r1 sta~on was 79 degrees IJI 1990 Lake Ontario after the storm . pushing as far south as Atlanta and search of our graduares because they were already~-" and more taxes .. , he's getting 1961, be was the ? • 5u-Siiil..lllrill!ll'-' while therecud low was 8 m 1911. pushed across Canada toward the · 60s prevailing in Florida. In th~ '• ·· Founded as a plac;e for Civil War-e~ orphans, the home evolved into !l kiUed. Who worries about the taX· Phyllis Cre!IICIII1I SJ•!Cier G(..._ • .~ ~ aliiD ~ Slaet ~lht will be at 6:38 p.m. Atlantic. Marine storm w,arnings West, 40s, 50s, and 60s were f~ NQ.H(I, t(O, residence for children who couldn't adJust to fosrer· homes or other resipayer in this country?" explains land. • 4 willa • Gl-CII" 111Ctsamae1'llesdayat6:41.a.m. were posted for Maine, New cast across a wide area with hili\J dential care programs. About 80 percent of the residents are vererans' Lou. In addition llil his1!*~11eil ~•illeca.Bii* • t! lJ Aroudtltuadon . Hampshire, Massachusetts and in the 70s and 80s in'cafifomia,. children or close relatives of veterans, officials said. ''If your whole point is that survived by a sis~er: ~ ~.. wiPP lit" ' Linacrin& ~old air left by the Rhode Island. Arizona, New Mexico and.Texas. : The home currently· houses 130 youngsrers from around the state. It somebody needs to be saying yes, gler of Rutland, alw• ' Ml ._ ; : • • _ :.._ pcw. a fld storm that duniped heavy . Gale warnings were issued for The .high tem.,Crature for tbc receives $7.2 million a year from the state. . there is going to .be cost and pam, I Air- , ter-in-law, Dave .iad AJtp sp... · 11 • 1 m. k .• • )I ~ SINJW from Alabama 10 ~ .o~t,:r w81efS off New Y . orlc and New Jer- nation Suc:l was 88 degrees at . :. In 1991, seveml employees at the home were indicred afrer a Stare ~ler··Qf Syracwre, . a bP ' · , ..... . . , &a_ '!"* ltlliNi will_ !leo weekend cr~ted bllter c. b tlls . sey. . , . . . . ·.. , · Thermal, · . _ . · ·". concede it. Fine. The guy who Highway Patrol investigation into allegations of neglect and abuse at the ought to be doing that is the presiJ.l:!~~J/'l:;.:.~:.}J:,~ _a...-Gllle-, ..-. ~-ed crops in the Dc;ep Sno": also made a Jate-wm.ter · ·" ·: home. The Greene County Childi;en's Services Board has said there are dent" recent reports of serious child-on-child abuse at the bome. Jack Anderson and Michael Tbe Ohio Children's Public Services Association has suggesred clos· Binstein are writers for United ing the home. A state task fo~e recommends that the home stay open, but Feature SyndiCate, Inc. "I'm spending all my. vacation and uncles. . b' 'J:' be limired to older teen-agers and ~iven stronger educati<;!"~l pro~~· . ' . ' money in Jl!ewark, New Jersey.," He was ll"""""b' mdelll.,_,liis WMD, 'li:aa {AI'.)- S 5 Pless." acre' compound, which h.as been But he said there was no indicaImpson said he fears that closmg the home or resblchng admissiOns Linda Kyrzhcki,grumbled as she maternal gra~<lmothel-.1. C.~ ]JI: } SJ Iii. lk Wlir.tt! Aatborities would not Comment surrounded since gun batiles Feb. tion that an end to the siege waswill leave some needy youths outm the cold. · . a waited a ight to th~ Florida mcanCecs.anild hdiSWlpar . zi '; - • F •..-,..._ ad- ere lite 1IIC of liahts, but said tele· 28 that killed four federal agents near. "I have a real concern for those children who could benefit from being . K;eys ..· . '· cnts, . . an .wue .. . . . adl . . 1aa ...... • with sea IIICIIlbers con· and.at·least two cult ~bers. The Koresh, a doo!Dsday ·proph~ placed at the horoe that will not have the opportunity,'' he said. · · 'i • -· '. . :• .. .. ·-"S¢h0ols were closed.acrosa a Fun~ral services lie~ . scope .. ,, ~~· t-d ; 'I • o;'t ; t n~~.n; ._..air ·7iiNed · · ..... .. ,, , . Bureau of AlcOhol, TobacCo and . Mont8omery said, ''·They have nobody. Because of nothing they have · The war against drugs has all ,. :who· has multiple "wives"· iniilng Now jump from high sehool to the result of drunkenness. It is . 'i" • wi!IC area' today. ,Neluty J:'millicin: Wednesday at, I p.m..ailtefillairJ ' 7 7 . . . .,.. • ad ille "W~'IU?illlllllD' taining contact ' Firearms wanled to .-rest cult leadcult members; his· said be is Jesus. done in their lives, they find themselves in this si_tuation." but vanished from public view and college..A recent article in The widely believed that far more inci;The c'opclusion is inescapable. -· utilitl' customers had no ~wer Funeral Home, M"tMJqns Bi11ii1 7- wia them," FBI aaent AI Cruz · er David Koresh for. alleged ChrisL. Followers call themselves He said placinl! children in individual fosrer hoqles sometimes doesn't concern, its multibillion-dollar-a- New York Times Sunday magazine dents go unrerorted becalise the A nationwide "war" on alcohol . .. s~ many had no-~ oather. wi!l be)!l Rivery.ie" C t r J. .I'J •lfille..,._' 7 ; •• sail . weapons violations and search the ''Kcweshians.•• work. A recent survey indicared that atleast950 children around the stare . year expenditures now more a mat- painted a gloomily accurare picture victim as. wei as the perjletrator addiction and abuse should receive . · Inrerstate highways weze.beJng Fncnds may call ..at dle· . f a1 1111:, ~ *-' adl _a _t s Tbe.ligbu illuminared the move- compound for illegal gui!S. could benefit from being at the children's home, he said. ter of bureaucratic inertia than was drunk and feels complicit in the priority once given to the war ,· .· cleare4, ·but ·many :smaller roadS• homeon. ~uesday•.2WJ4:allll'h t9 · •a ZJGL fBI meat c#. 18111med :ants posted outFour adults and 21 chtldren have Impson said he favors consolidating operations at the campus, ~uc­ political and media,hype. As it bas the crime. on drugs. The place to begin is with · · . remained impassable. In Alabama, p.m. Ill None of this has gone unnoticed the very young . Communities •ate X S ·a· We Wat. side the BlliiJch Davidian sect's 77- left the compound. Eighty-eight ing the budget and developing programs lllilored for the kind of children receded, the continuing reality that where Birmingham got a record 13 adults and 17 children remain VETERANS MEMORIAL currently coming to the home. · · alcohol remains the drug of on campus. A 1989 survey of col- should get serious about laws proof the current college scene. If you inside. .' . Friday ~missi.Ql!s - None. He said he realizes the home won't be the institution it once was. • inches pf snow, highway official _!C~!!!!H~~~!·~ · ~I~C~l~----...::....-----..--,---------destructive choice for most Amerilege•lind university presidents by hibiting alcoh1,1l sales to underage .., Mike Mahaffey said tlie state had . Ov!lr the weekend, at least three Friday disc_harges • Keith · "It wiU never be the same, but I think 't still has a very strong pur- cans has re-emerged from the shad- · drink, the name of the game is not the CBmegie Foundation found that youths. Parents should get serious to get high, but to get blind drunk. . !JO mure than five snowp~ws~ While snow wu cleiRid-r.Ia a DMD,; llilricaa. received 14.7 inches of snow Satur· cult members asked authoriti~s Sutherland, Rutland; Helen Will, ows of the public dialogue. alcohol was the most serious prob- about their children's use of alcopose,'' Iropson said. ... .. . Severat.h~ mOJOnSts spent · rooat roads record 1- 1 · rA:IIirldla:Gl--; - g day,, breaking the·record for the . what charges they would face 1f c~. . Nowhere are the figures, and their Partying begins on Thursday night, lem they faced, The trouble is not hol in the same way they were since for many colleges and univerSaturday admissions David implications, more alarming than ·. .Sat~~ '!lghli!I,IW? ~ alon~··: tuleueinaiaiod.t!lil.- ·-i a• 7• • - am iu IIIGIIt snowfall for March 13..'I'he , they surrendered, FBI agent Bob lack of awareness so much as belat- stirred to action by the far less sities the academic work week ends ed reaction to the problem. As menacing threat of drugs. A public among young Americans. . ,lhe V)fgmaa-West Vtrgt1118line. peratures dropped :M! 1 . 7 Dull I - olit record was 7.3 inches which 'Ricks said. King, .Pomeroy. on Thursday afternoon. Fraremities .. The storm was blamed for at across the ·state aad M•zfi '1 PI.J e 1 'Siiidl. . p • Saturday discharges - John The evidence is both anecdotal recently as last year, a summit Con- education campaign such as the -IICtiu 1951. "It indicates i very favora~le and other selective social clubs are and statistical. Reedsville. . . . ference of leaders of independent ones tHat have 'done so much tQ By The Associated :~;·~~~~-:1~1-2 · deaths from the ~~-~ ecrft '¥ ~ ~l,i.~llreN - IW ,f. Joe Slennock Jr., 34, of Akron, sign when people are tallting _abotl;t Tillis, the cenrer of the binge-drinking fun schools and colleges did nl,lt make kids aware of the dangers of admissions • Melissa Sunday On the facts and figures side, the 3llamiecl. but bis wdllt Sunday with :what types of cbarg~ are gomJ. to Today is Monday, March 15, the 74th 11ay of 1993. There are 291 days Department of Health and Human and games. Alcohol is the social include a single discussion of this tobacco and' drugs should be conbe filed, 'Where will I go, wall I King, ·Pomeory; Michelle King, Sriow em~raeaeies ·11rrc TJ :zz irldla: ... 1:1 is 1iiS fldler. . left in the year. This is "Buzzard Day" in Hinckley,Ohio. · ICing of the campus from huge pub- "most serious" problem. Until structed to deal with alcohol. 5 ·' Services reponed less than two · ,"This is nothing," he said. "I have an attorney appoinred for me' Pomeroy. declared in 25 counties ' ill OliD trrlak.fll: Today's Highlight in History: lic universities to small privare col- very recently, studied oblivioUSI1ess Sunday discharges · None. years ago that 8 million American banning all but es :i"' JaM~. By :JU rz ,..,.,_,_._ It is not that alcohol abuse has ro~e snow . I love Ohio, Let it andsoforth,"Rickssaid. Five hundred years ago, on March 15, 1493, Christopher Columbus leges. was .the rule. Reflecting the lar11er sharply risen in recent years. The today, all had lreellliftocl ea fl is • ._Ill lB. .. lire 22 returned to Spain, concluding his first voyage to the Wesrem Hemisphere. · junior and senior high school stuHOE:.ZER MEDICAL CENTER:• Tbe results were documenred in society's hysterical concentration relative percentaae of abusers on dents (out of about 20. ~ million · Ril:t ERJosiiO, a manager at the seven in:~=~ Meigs Couaty in llll•r- ~ - z Gl - - • Is-. On this date: Three died, four were a recent fact sheet on campus Discharges, March 12 In 44 B.C.. Roman Empera- Julius Caesar was assassinated by a group who attend grades seveil!lthrough drinking compiled by the Mercer on t.he lesser proble~ of hard high school and college campuses N'o deallu or ae"ere n;.ries .._, - - • ' - - · Fia , •IC S'parlde Market in Akron, inissirig and were rescued Bryan Swann, Mrs. Donald Fill, 12) were weekly users of alcohol. drugs, too many college adminis_. 'hall-actually declined. What is at CLEVELAND (AP) -A single mrocll:ed shelves cleared out SatllleiiZd 1-21 iall of nobles that included Brutus and Cassius. after a Honduran freighrer Sank in weren:Jllll:ed. Council on Alcoholism and Drug trators and boards rended to point stake here are the lives of the inger and daughter, Samuel Despite the fact that every state untay by shoppers. . Super LOtto game ticket is worth Tbe National Weatba' Serwille 1911. :' In 1767, the seventh president of the United Stares, Andrew Jackson, stormy seas off Florida. , Addiction of Trenton, NJ. Among 1 Shawver, Janet Peuus, Russell prohibits the sale of alcohol to anywith pride to declining drug use young men and wonien who are said WlllliCI' weather-- pe •d Ia ._ Ya p t e more than $5 million, IJ«;a_use it was born in Waxhaw, S.C. . its fmdings: 1."--""-·: ... )11 Cu~.~ ~t , least three people. Moore, Grace Flaker, Mrs. Timoone under 21, the HHS inspector while looking away from the mv- caught up in the culture of re~Jar in Obio tonight, with shows the six numbers in Satur-, In 1820, Maine became the 23rd state. • · died and many. homes · were all students in their "Almost thy Ramey and son, Dolores Fraalcohol abqse. What they are doing in the 308. day's drawing, the Ohio Lottery In 1875, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of New York, John general's repon found that almost 7 ftrst year drink alcohol, with 57.4 ages of alcohol. de~troyed, ' t he Cuban news agency · _ zier, Russell Wooten, Tamar~ million teen-agers had no trouble No more. The day of denial in is a threat to their health ·and wei' . Highs Tllelday could be ill 6e said Sunday. McCoskey, was named the fltSt ~rican cardinal, by Pope Pius I?'· . Prensa Latina reported. Havana percent of men and 35.5 percent of Sheets, Evelyn Dun¢an, Teresa mid-408 10 lllllllll7l SO. a.ia Ml a The game's jackpot was $12 · In 1913, President Woodrow Wilson held the fmt open pres1dential buying liquor as and when wanred. womeo reporting five or more higher education is over. It is hard fare, a menace to .those around -was blaCked ouL' Marchi, Tabatha Barry, Anna Another agency, the National to find a campus without an alcohol them and a waste of the increasingmillion, payable over 26 years, but mi:dure -of nin and - • riews conference. • ; · · F our-~storm-relared ,deaths were will beoffered Sunday from 2-4 drinks on at least one occasion iq Council on Alcoholism and Drug expect&!. . · abuse program of grearer or lesser ly expensive benefits of higher the player chose a lump-sum dis- Shoemllker and Margaret Collins. •· In 1919, the American Legion was founded, in Paris. fl ;C )PlOd rcporred ip Canada as the storm p.rn. at Pomeroy Village Hall. A the last two weeks. Dischai'Jes, Marcb 13 - Mrs. Dependence of New York, offered magnitude. ' education. You don't need a ~u­ counred payment of $5,388,358, or "Even though we llall In 1944, during World War II, the Italian 10Wn of Cassino was devas-.c~t1111 7 , , . , ..... _ headed out to sea Sunday. $2.50 donation will be charged. the amount the louery would have Ivan Powell and da~ghter, Mrs, "College administrators also even more distressing statistics on But the Wlfortunare II'Uth is that ate degree to know that it's t1me ·to severe snciwfall, ~ 1111e tated by Allied bombs. The stonn also spun off a torna- brunt of the storm .on ?lie F J -- c ..._ Call 99\2-7853 for information. a lllle.E_,....,w rz In 1956, the Frederick Loewe-Aian Jay Lerner musical "My Fair drinking among young Americans. estimare that problems associated college administrators are tryi11g to call a halt when and where it can invested to pay off the long-term Anthony Roach and daughter, Mar7 do that destroyed more than 200 with alcohol consumption by S!U· cellus Waid, Dakota Billings 1 In a survey of 17,000 high school stuff fmgers into a dike that is nOt seaboard, Ohio wu preay Jilna. Lady "starring Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews, opened on Broadway. dO the most good. . · $12 million obligation. ~omes iri Reynosa, near the Texas nate,'' aaid Capt. Jim 'Bolill.c, Hedding Carter III, former. AnV.PCbodyial • dan 'th . 1n' 1964 actress Elizabeth Taylor married actor Richard Burton in ·youths, one-third reported having dents account for 69 percent of so much leaking as crumbUng. The The Super Lotio jackpot will David Wandling, Mary Grooms; border, the Mexican news agency damage to residence halls, 64 persp_O~mn for the adjUUd .-or, Y wanung to ce WI five or more drinks in a row in the problem they face has off -campus Department spokesman State Monrreal; it was ber fifth marriage, his second. offer $4 million for Wednesday's Mrs, Rodney Be~n and daughte~ Notimex reported. cent of violent behavior on campus, J • ~I die Big Bend Cloggm should conMrs. Danny Moms rind son, Mrs. past two weeks. Two-thirds were origins, as the figures on teen-age and award·winalng reporter, edl· · In 1965 addressing a joint session of Congress, President Lyndon B. drawing. 34 percent of academic problems · current drinkers. And alcohol-relatdrinking reveal. They are almost . 111e .. •• ZIQda Aca' IICt Vivi an May .at992~78S3 or tor and publisher, Is president or Johnson called for new legislation to guarantee every person. s right to . Here are Saturday night's Ohio Bruce Stertzbach and son, Frank · · :IIFilN!'.classel·oa WedneSday af 6 and 25 percent of drop outs. ... " ed incidents kill 10,000 Americans literally powerless to do much John~ and Jonathan VanMeter . . Main Street, a Washington, D.c .•, _ II Lottery selections: . ~ -52% 1 - .... . . ired vOle. One much-remarked effect of Discharges, Ml!,l'ch 14 - . between the a'es of 16 and 2A each more than contain or attempt to based tele.tsloa production com-; · · ..:.: ,1 p. ill~ .z_ d •. irt: __-., '-:!'!:'!?:,~ ~ ~u . Super.Lot?o: 6-8-23-26-3(),3.1 year, maki11g 11 the No. I killer for excessive drinking is sexual abuse. clean up behind a desll:Uctive phe- pariy aad a syndicated writer for• ~ : Nancy ·Embry, J.eanie Sharp Ki~ 5..0::844·5 ~ Wj ---=:- --~__... :~f'iost reported rapes on campus are nomenon which is society-wide in Newspaper Entgerprise Aasocla-:· : · ~~~:~j' ~;~'i this age group. . · William Helman, Edward ·Tewks: Pick 3 Numbers: 7-6-1 . • • . . . , l'lie POmeroy Group of AA will berry, Ilianna Eads, David Hall, Pick 4 Numbers: 1·8-3-9 lion.' ._....... -' C lise p • 1!11 dr•cs mee1 Thursday at 7 p.m. at Sacred Charles Bradbury, Julie Canter, 11 handle inchC!II. of Haft Catholic Church. Call 992. I Bethany Waugh and Benjamin in aoutheastcm Ohio. ~763 for information. Imes. Blrtbs, March 12 - Mr. and ~ Mrs. Rodney Ben nell, daughter, • i In May of last year, Coast Guard :When I asked Congressman mandant says he took it upon him- as Coast Guam-sponsored prayer, Kerr; Mr. and Mrs. Danny MOITis, commandant'Adm. J.W. Kime Studds about that analolly, be did self to jenison Bauer, there were no breakfasts. son, Middlepon; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan That ukase would seem to l>ar. invired Gary Bauer - a domestic not disavow it. Studds hunself was indications before Congressman PoWell, daughrer, Pomeroy. . policy adviser in the Reagan White quored by John Aloysius Farrell 'of Srudds' call that Bauer had become both the Rev. Jesse Jackson and the~ Blrtb, Marcb]4 - .Mr. and House and now president of the a pariah to' the Coast Guard. The Rev. Jeny- Falwell from such· Mn. Troy Zepn, son, JaclcsOO, " ~ ~ Family Research Council - to Cl)mmandant is aware, however; events. Het~toff ,; In any ·case, said Studds, there: speak at a National Prayer Breaktllat Studds is chairman of 'the •. fast in February of this year. The House Merchant Marine and Fish- was the matter of separation of :· ButBa\ICf is not 11 1· commandant told Bauer that his the Boston Globe as saying that he eries Committee; which oversees church and man of the cloth. And Studds was , •• work on family values and needs tried to put pressure on the Coast the Coast Guard. It is not wise to not objecting , to the ·concept of a• "have been an inspiration to many Guard commandant, warning him antagonize a chairman with ovet•• Coast Guard prayer breakfast in; people across the country." "that the secretary of transporta- sight and funding powers. •• : BaiiCC, who is juat as conserva- tion and the While House would be •'•' I asked the congressman how he and or itself. But, Studds went on, there had tive as he was under Reagan, upset if they knew of Bauer' ' s would have reacted if William -: accepred the invitation and It was scheduled appearance.'' Sloane Cofrln, former chaplain at been improper use .of the Coast reconfirmed a few weeks before •. That a~arance, Studds said, Yale, had been inviled to SPCBit at a Guard's electrollic mail in the ~ . the event. Suddenly, however, the ' · would be · 'overt lobbying, usin& Coast Guard prqer breakfast until weeks preceding the schedullid• · · . '. •, commandant canceled the invitaofrlcial means, apinst the position Sen. Jesse Helma, R-N.C., object- prayer breakfast. Messages had' : • tion. He had received a call from (concerning gays In the military) of ed. Helms' objections, in this hypo- objecled to the president's inrentionl •' ,· Congressman Gerry Studds, D· ' the president." So much for ail . tlietical case. were that Coffin had to lift the ban on gays in the armed . •YJGt4:1J.-. •• Mass., objecting-to Bauer's appear- invitation to Gen. Colin PowelL sUppor1ed draft resi11en durillll the forces, and other messages had, •'•• P.-SL • • advertised Bauer's comi11g appear-~ ance. lil.eaeting to questions about I asked the conaressman if the ViemamW•. . . . . . . . . . CIIM!tled ~~ ance as well as his book. , . by NEA.. Inc. the phone call, Srudds' spokesman, Studds chose not io deal with Globe quotes were accurate. All -,..: 01cater Ball Association 1 ·: tbe hypothetical but informed me Steve Schwadron, told P;amela but one word, he said. He did nor 1. Klwduled for 7llllipt has Nat Heatorr Is a nitlonallj: : :·• "We've done it! WE'VE DON~ IT! We have cre__. . . M IIIII :achedulod for Glass of the Cape Cod Times that use the word "upset." He said the of his bdief that where taxpayers' renOWDid autborlty on the Jllnt ' .;p. .:... ·ated a show that will insult EVERYBODY'S in• ' - •... . inviting Bauer to speak "is akin to While House would be "appalled" dollin are involved, the govern· Amendment and the rest or tile ' ' • . .. ' ',,""=" ,....,'.' ._ • telligence." ment can ban speakers with private Bill or Rlghtl and a writer rot invitino: the wizard of the Ku Klux by Bauer's appearance. . Klan. of' Although the Coast Guard com- political ageadu on such occasions NEA. 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Oblo DBVOTED TO 'I'IIE Jin'BltBIIT8 'I'IIE JIDtiQ&.IIABOl'f AR&A ·By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein o• :Children's home means much to supporters . :.:·:·· ·wejl·ther. ...-..:..:: _,. ... · I - YY..-nter weath . er on way after recor d IOWS •' -.r:ar.' 5 ·* I -----A· . rea .death · .. . S ' • • • • • •• , ... ...... ' - - 5 . • -. 11011'0f,__. Death... I . ... I freezin- =-• !:'.!!---- 7 )..., --• ,· ~:!~~~uC~.!:!: Alcohol devouring young Ameri~~ns .· i .. Hodding Carter A•ents shine _bright lights on cult comnound . :· lllllllll._- .,.._tallu • Hospital news· M . eJgS•• , _ to-£I! Today in history Press · *'· Lottery numbers I ...za.. bros...., . .,....,..... -Meigs ~IUIUllcements - 5 " ..... • J-,.._firrrr • • - 5 •· 5 'A&-a,.;.p _ Berry's World c ·ongressman 'keelhauls fre~ speech Stocks EMS responds to 15 calls Nat suue. ...· .. .. ...• . . ~ -"'- .. 5 • --- \ \ ' ~ -· ·-· �• Spo The Daily ' ·· Se~tili.el ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel Page a • Moncla!t, 1'1 cl115, 1193 PIQI ·4 · ( Indiana, Michigan, North Carotina, UK ·1.. 12 1: NCAA tournament's top~seeded quintets · Comets' coach Saturday while wearing a black hal ·By DOllG 11• xg · is die lint ra. sin.ce Montana KANSAS CfiY. liD. (AI') S.. ia 1!116 10 enter the tourney Although it dida•t pt as_, ,...alalilrcllalld. NCAAICaiD5z~lliBfi&llil_. Rwatlo hd Kentucky open.s ACC, t heBig'lm•4 . 'mpa-. . . . . {19\-IO)inthcSouthcent of -the No. I ~ian ~ oa Friday at year's I' ' rZ T-.. . ,Jndiana :allll M"!dtipa 1lodl N..-.." CUolina, which has ·Final FOur- IBt ,..._ tile liilali 16 in.cad! of tbc joined by tqH:II6talJtiadlll Carli.. ,__12 ,a.s. a'""""! ils nationna and ~lll:lJ as NIL I -*ia ~sa ' or NCAA appearthe 64-tealll &Ill. · - 1 0 1!11. JJo.ever, the next two tw!'=s~---~~ lilWb. zt • ,., • ::=~~played ia 14 u llliw: NCAA touma-·tiil11iied lwcause or its = • • ecML. SyracW~e. which ._ qz ia die '-t 10 IOUma· ·- . W aiOodl ~gh R<:Ord OD-9). ... is Ji.m1 from P""-- · lw <II NCAA proba- 8 .s - -...,. 5 ~~-w"1, en _- \lltw 2JS...HII ----. :- !.51•• 1 Ajlrt$ ~ liiiL UNLV aad Oklahoma failed t rt of poor performances Division f IUDIS, Bauers ·-IlL · . _ •'n• . ... -· ... •. sal ia *- Midwat Tile eighthI 2 Blue Devils (23-7) play St • a JlliaoG ilr the opening .... Tie St•' len Conference ~ . 410.... I!IIIL_ . . ·--~ r..... ., l --_____. { ' ,, a : •• ;:.e,z-::=~~:: 'P .~IO..rWesamAth- .. ~ '• , L_ ·. 11 · 11 6.5 9..1 115 U..! 21..1 2.!..1 .' a 10 21 , re:.!.{;' ~ trc:c:' sa) s four an week," be ::=~·.::~; · ~;:~!it:=~: :,~ =~ ~ No~B'tt ~us pa(ZJ.6)J •Mt£""1(21-8), age of ,ICIJDS dlatlle BiB.,.._ ar a ' · 7 S..!n-6)-and ~lt:almW · ._ liiK~1). more::.~ 1 • lltt n • z.t-JiflCOI'Ii, ·a Pac 10 pafar , 7 4 ~- _.No.6n••~al as the t:hin!....S. , n--& lb.- , mkd-• '"I'm mnlidrwr _ 11 ,..iatlleWall ,. Oficliigan. beucr Ibis b.e • ,_•• SliiF ..._ Ia 15 - 10 ...,.,_ die other Eiaht<COIIIIIiislio&Cid "; No. 2 H.n in the ... s.· 7 n; in 6 tile eut , likes=-~!. 7' 5 _.r ialltt Mila 7 wbicb bell •M i*"s • • . . _ . Tk SL • 's' W Midwest Ten natioul tide.-eia197Ct,. 10leiiiiiiM &" IJegiotllls, ,.:a__. =badtd;:e• tiD_. _._SaoD 'jl..i =~-::~o:,..-.w:J:: ~-&ltiu' lydle-'t· In conference tou11UU11ent ~k r,ames, ....._ ....._.. .-...... _ . - ..-= . . . . l\1-isso~ri; Georgia,Tech BvThe •-'-~ . ....__ . w1'th a 12-0 run m1'dway through Any#one ·w,_ho·a,.sked..~~Do all · .the fillllt half. LSU dropped 111 22these cont'eretltt tournaments re'aJ. 10. 110Y~for~.£:'.canlook Soutb~l -· --""" ,Tau ifecllll, Hollltoll76 The Ti&ers (19-13), seeded sevAt Dallas, Lance Hughes IICa'ed enth Ia tbc Big Eight lllumament, 27 poinls and WiD Flemona lidded shocked eveeyone in Kansas City 21as Texu Tech (18·11), tbc ftftb on SIDday by bealing Kansas .Swe · seed. won ifs fJrSt SWC Iitle since ~,;'!~the tournament'cham· 1986, Houston-(21-8), the defeild~~automatic NC~ . ing c~piOII, -~~·~in the Afte~ a:crisp>firsi .h alf,. the · ·' · · ' . ' ., 2J 31 '. top .Kanas State, ·UNG f , S... NiL 12 -~~No. _17 ne..., "- ••*'DIIIIO.. . utn-•-''-" rrv••IKi•• • #no-.et~eSt . . : TBA 1..1 1.51 .1 115 14 17..1 '· ' , . I'd. .656 lltsb---·---- ..35 » · .574 - -- -..... ..35 !15' . •417 14 >15 • •237 Dollto ..................... A 56 .067 Mln-·-··-.... = ~veC:~Y~::.i*h~ n~th-~~~ ~':,"~~~~~ F:::..~C::~ Ma.~~ 1, MII'CilH FlulJI Wecan.da,, Martt.ll · > TBA Ohio H.S.• boys' tournament scores Division I SlOw 10, A.mintown-Fikh 64 Sund8y•o act..;n, . · MWw•l Dl._ . W. L -tS+o. .Mloilo. ·-···...c,..... AO · 21 •• :.31 21 ·t 604 Gl Rt~ulor_M_ lndisns 17, WiKootlniO I OhioSc72,,._62 5 Dlvtsloa D , '-lt.W. 57, w....rTriwsi 49 llanlooUSI,Aiuan...,41 1.~ Dtrioloa m ~ !1:1..! Fnodaictlown 77, CoL IWtloy 69 -Pismo 61, lleslh 63 cz on Transactions BasebaU . A...... L+apt ' DETROIT TIOEIS -.' A.,...a lo Wlnll wilh MiU ~. pUChcr, Qll • ......,............ . NEW YORit V ANICEBS - Nsmod ReaDo Jacbon apccW adw. to 1M - r· Scm Brisn Ttylo,, and o.t 1.... aborutop.lO lbcit min«· pilcf:: ¥onod _, leap ~ for INIIipmenl Msritno Riven ..,.. Ed J*nel, pt-, to tbc:it miftar...lcap c.mp lot Nlllipl· raT pairings *II:IID J,.,, . Flntrouad F1osids (lli·111 II Mm.ou (17·10). 7:30~ • lA (19-111, ........ - S;O\\ Bmw, H1.1dl '> . Aaron Small St.~ (IS-12) at Oklllloma .30p.m. . . ' Ct1 (1&-111 IIIJNI.V (21·7), N•U.II ........ COLORADO ROCKIES - Waived l!1vin Poulioo,.fUOI buomon. f« dlo ,.,• of Jivina him his unconditional re- C:. ; Qh;o MONTREAL EXPOS - w_,.,_ 11) lllco(l7.f)li (14-13) An!do c....._ Raid Comcll• tnd Jooy ·-w, io ~of ~ 1lobthel'il>p!lridl, "i<h' E•tem L01pc. MihThomu,!:E ·.....,,'"Sena•Rondoll .....,.. SaO ol ohe Apps1sooloito -(1&-12) Jam~~~ Madban (21-1) IE Providence (17-111 . 11&1<11 C..... (16-12) II l'litpn (23- Wllila. _,.._., and ' White, intleld.. 10 Wir minor-l•pt Rmp for ro. . o.q.o... (16-12) at AriiODI Sta\e .=·- 01=91 Ailllm Ol-11)11 c..- (1&-12) no!~(ll)-1) -'dl)20-') II Old Ptpperda (2V7) at UC Saru Iubin OJ.IO) s.. Mih Mslhlls, pitchot, ID OU.WI <i .... lft&cml• tion•1 Lea_aue. Sal Miaucl B••i•ta, St."l...,..'s (11·101 a ' S.Udl-lfis. -1Su10(17·10) . · Alsbsmt-BitminaJosm (17·131 sl AI· 6) Fl~er. and Rick Steed. pik:hcn, to lheir minarlcquo '!*ftP fot MAipmCI'Il (20-11 !I Obio """(IS. 12) . . a..a;. (ll-131 "w.. V1opUo (1&- ~'-vo!l . ()AI(UND ATHLJ!I1CS- Rclcuod IW.ci Ramirez, 1horutop. Smt Johnny Outmltl, Kirk Dntuendtirf'cr and Llln')' ShikJal. pitdten: Brent Gala, infiakiu', -.1 Daua Rabbina, catchw, w dM:ir minor·kl~!_~pfor~cnl.. · SEATil.E MARINERS -Optioned a,. Pitkl. u.r~C~<~ct, .. Colvry of "'• Picifle Com Leapo. Sent Sh.ln Bai'IM, Jim Comrmc, Dave M:ut.on and MiD W...,, pilchon; Jim Cunpsnis. aiehor. BMI Turana tDd Shine Turner, inf10ldct, and Aubrey WaJ,Fn«, outfioldor, to their , ............. Clmp ,.. ......~......... toR6NTO BLUE JAYS - Sent w_,.,_ 72-62: · y-•(liiliia '' -me!ll. ' PlllLADELPH1k PHILLJES - Ao· 1i&ned Toby Borland, Oilf' Bt'IIUiey 1nd Mike W'llliuna, pi&c:hall; Tony Lonpnire md ear, Wlllilml, oudicWm. and Ron Loattt. inficl~cr, to ScrAnlon·WilJr.ot Barre of the lntcmttion•l Luauc, •nd Mike Fumer, piachw, and Jeff' hcluon and Tmn ~. aatf"lllldan, to Readina ol the Etatem Luaue. ,yo· ' -.....-... m . low..,..... , ., ............. w. L1ve 1n one state,· ·work in another? w,.,._ w,. • 1 ·ar .., ~·· y....,. u. t. 1 5 FOURTH ANNUAL MEIGS COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1 • a:c ,., W:: " '· • • I ., ~ .. I \ ..... ___ ..,.,. / ' -- ... Clean Out Your Closet, Basement, Or Garage ... And Tum Your Unused Or Unwanted Articles Into CASH With A IFIEiJEJB C JL,A ~ ~ ITIF IT JB JD) A J.D) This Is Your Invitation To Sell Any Item For '100.00 Or Less And Advertise It FREE• . Simply Oip This Coupon (Photo Copies Not Accepted), Fill In Your Ad And Mail It To Us Or Drop It Off At Our Office, You Ad Will Run For One Week, ~A·nnual Dinner and.Dance , SATURDAY, ,MARCH 27,.1993 ROYAL OAK RESORT STEAK DINNER-6:30 PM DANCE-8:30PM-MIDNIGHT , TICKETS: $20 per person Tickets available at' the Chamber Office. RESERVA1JONS MUST BE IN BY MARCH 19, 1993 1 wecl:--. ;::,.ow ... ---- mt!IL dar. -·s Semifinals , com'Ills llJ'P Cl'ee·d ,;n r gets Xavier, UC, Wrlght State to 'The Big Dance;' OSU in NIT <·· ':he ,. ;h.,:.o S 0 Q uarterlll)ats , TBA ' WESTERN CONFERENCE re~·•--·~ but"""· toholdofftheurn · t·m1'nd-· •. .:. """"' ........,...- ...,. ed.Badgers (14-13,7- I) in lllc · •. . " Other lldloa ,. . second llall'. . ,1 No.l111Cllanal7 OhloSt.7l, ·N 0:11PurdueU •· Wlscoasla 80 At West Wayetle, Ind., f~ih- . At Madison, Wis., Greg Graham man Derek Anderson scored a scored 27 points and Calbert career-high 2l points as the BucltCheaney had 22 jn Indi:ana's fmal , eyes (15-12, 8-10 B_ig ');en) upset wannup for the-NCAA toumamenL Purdue (18•9, 9-9). Ohl~ State ;. Tbe Hoqsien (28-3, 17-1 Big Ten) opened aquick 211-llleld and lhe, · charged Ill a22~point lialftime lead, ·=~:.::!d get_,~;:e!~r~ . · 1 · ' • '"' ' · · •• ' -~· .500 32 .>175 33 • •>150 :n :,393 .. . , .671 .656 No.I Nortll Carolina 75 By JOHN McCARTHY NCAA. Conference. 1a1wa _. " . -..Tilt MidAt Cblwlotte, N.C., sixth-seeded • __....._. ...._.Writer Xavier, which. r·~eived an atOhio S"'te coach Randy Ayers· 7 !las ND• 2 ladlaaa ""ech beat the No. I team ..._..,,...,. "~"" 9). Fn.day ~· - diC y· 'aca P ., · • N!I· 7 ~'---'• ~~~... Xavier or Ohio's nm of coosec- large bid, faces ~ No. 13 New said the Buckeves were dislppoint(il tlndianapolis. 1ll'llilc U"dip I . • No. I Dub, No. 16 , in. the country for the second time ·· utiv~ NCAA appearances ended Orleans on Friday in Indianapolis. ed they weren(t -lelccted, buibew· opms •tbe sameday11J " • 0 I 1 •iFk aadNo.. 21 Otlahoma thiS~- 'IID)es Forrest !)ad 27 last yeai' at slit. Coach Pete Gillen . "We didn't 'o last year. It's ' the~~ were against making the. ; ' C-arolina (11-91 at die Wca SLa. . • poin~ Jllld 10 re.boUI!dS and w•s.' · saiditW.S~ ·III~andhis even sweeter •B!!IDB,back beca~se ·,field': •· ·. ~: ..} :'.• •·: •·,. · !, 1 1 ~ Aegional in ..,...,.,.,., AliL ~ ID the ~t nam~ tournament MV:P, North · · seniOrs iO pla{iheir Way back in. · we know what we IDissed. especial- • .. ' '"' • ~ lllltaafr NonllCaJOiina Carolma (28-4) couldn't overcome The 22nd-ranked Musketeers lv the seniors," Gillen said. They knew we wen~ a !ong ; .: : Top-rariked.NortiC•S (2&. !"'E l!J, Which bt so GcuPa Tcdlia the loss of point guard Derrick are back seeded ninth in the Mid· •1we•re pleased with the seed. It s~ot.,:t'hey und~l110'1 the SIIUI·.. . . ~ unday •s find of die Ade•* All af 6e ~ JD Jut year. s . Phelps, who sat out afler bruisi11g . west Reiionat. · shows rCpsec:t for our team and our lio!l, Ayers wd after: ~ team ' , ~oast OonfCI'eiNlC 10w1 m•. Filllll.~- ~ ..' t:l thNoJS, ~ ~-bonti in a semifinal win over Also maldng the 64-team field league. It's a terrifiC regional." · ~home from S~~· jllaysEaslC.W..u.ll I }a JI'E• • ilifidiipure • VJrBIIW'. S da N II c· · r Wright State coach Ralph vtctotyo-.er 18th-rankcilf'urdue. • n • i· is 1 No, 2 llld · Big East ~Y~in East·:~: UnderbiD said he's looking forwanl .But. the Buck~yes (15-12) ~e ' tile East Re&ioul ill Wiav-. I No.9 Seton HaD 103 and Wright Srate, which is seeded Ill his flllit NCAA Division f tour· to be playmtf.eat all, be sail!S_alem. N,c. &s1 Cwn!iaa {ll-16) DII&JSal'ila.1 At New ~~t! Jbu lived 16th in tho Midwest, meaning the · narnent, but he's a little concerned · I (20-8) ~ M\11-Ameri!:=#.1.1 up IO its biDing~~ the best team in Raiders must play against Indiana about his team's opponelft. C~I)CC I resular-seuon " ......, •· at the Hoosierdome, just·SO miles The Mid-Conunent Conference ,. c. "We're~· to ~- ' · tO a', .iu:Cr A A : : ' IndiW's Bloominji!OII camtoumame!Ji;r'Ayers • 1"1' n..t1 "-~· 'J' · Pirates (27-6) woo their 11th eon, . t.eft· outwas Ohi~· State; whi~h llldianl!polis. · ' . · . ·" · loQkatVirginia, The>:~~:.:NIT ·'} . : . secutive game, getting the most ... beat , 18th-~. Purdpe on sun:'"Tobehonestwithyou,ldon't laityearllndtbls ,yearthcY.rc. llldlt~ ·'''' , - B.YTile A· • n 7rn. 'lie 4llll1cr 1 r w ~e~~~~s in East · poin!S and bi'Lest vic~ margin But the BIIC~·play host 111 thiDk anybody wants.:£» there (NCAA) llluinament. lu a sltua· ' · · . . ~· Ohio State t 1 1• j -Na.5.l'allt State (22-5), •n B1g East ut -game h!story .. 1t Miami of Ohio in a ationallavita· . and play Indiana," u · said. lion we hope we can duplicate.': · • In tb~ )lig Ten.,. cOach Nancy Dad S8JS s~~e•s 1N14L IQ ~~ llld 16th- was ~ wors 1oss ever •Or a 1un lion Tournament game Wednesday. '"They're a very good team, they happy llhe thir4;" ' II B • JW I tw. atltealucky (22-6). Boeheun~hcd Syracuse (20-9) ' Gillen said the Musketeers (23· have a great tradition and they're , (flosl -dift&tl coor. o....11 won a IOJ!secd •llle NCAA-Fn • =a Katie Smith who Bill Elabt ~were focused on rctuming 111 the highly ranked all year." · .· LEGAL NOTICE Pd. WLPd. Iiament an4 sees die.._ as a 7:116 piiMs: ia die Buci:eyea• Mislourl68, Kaa111 St. 56 Underhill, whose Wright State .944 . 21 3 .903 .133 26 4 .167 ~lenge, M-11 .....,. Winois oo Sat-· Missoun\ the league's worst free Sports briefs team won the NCAA Division II The Public Utilitias Commis· 'on of .611 21 I .733 • T·he Big TCII ~piau ....,., SliiF is.mxious 111 throw shooun~ 1eaJ!1 at 60 ~t. · championship in 1983, was just Ohio has set lor publlic hearing .611 1112 .600 Buckeyes (24-l) 011 $=tsy play irs firsa post-season game m~de 10 straight It:Jihe last f1vc Track and field happy to be in the field. ..100 II 9 .1!67 Case N9. 93.01-EL-EFC, to review : · ..100 17 10 .630 fcceived 4hc INo. 1 !Did ia 11tt Elll :siill4& 19!lCl. mmutes and committed only two TORONTO (AP) - Butch '"It's very exciting for me," be the fuel procurement practices · ' iA44 IS 12 ..!56 RCgional:andelinl-iWAFIIIJC. ··we·m Rady togo," Smith !'J!OOvm in '!It IICCjllld half..Lr,at).; · Reynolds, com\ng\off ii 2 1!1-yc:ar, said 1 "l'v~ been here H years." 15 .12. ·.5!6 and ; poll~ies .ol Ohio ,- P,o~er· 'i. : ~ . :·~'~JI Also an ·the • • - fidiPR Slii1l ""I tililll: --~ as·l)lq)llled as •.• 1ng 50~7· WI\~ :7;4$:1 "? play,, tti~ dru.g ·suspensJOI!;. 'Von ·. the 400 ThiS is oi1r firSt time ili)thc touma:· l319'c .167 . 14.13 119 ""· .296 !!I o. 22 Bowlill.I <mat (U-4), IAf ca1a 81CU think we're Tip ran. off .e1gllt straight. JX?IIl~· .meatrs in '45:26 secondS Sunday in meat u a Divisi<in 1team:" ·. ;. "llOmpany, ~the Opefai!Ot) 'ol . ItS ~· : ~~-¥; , ,Ill 7:10 .J59'• Electric ~uel Comp_olient, 'and' ' • . ". • champion of,dtc lofil!..*mrricM £11SCIOwiaab.''' ~k A!kins scored 14 pomts for· , the.Wor!d Indoor Championilhi,~ . He said that·while•Raiders' fllllt If ' •' relate'd ,maners. , Tllis hearlng ·Is . :: ' SalunlaJ'I _ . . Qmfm:noe,..t Midw-C.,. Ba.Jia& Green plays host to Missoun. 8l!d IIIChorcd the U.S..tcam Ill.VIC· opponent will be tough; his team · ' schedu)ed to" beg[n'' at the · •'' gl111e 'Collf~ •' 1• • Xs•iu Rwidll (1&.9) in the East regional L !~~esst !0'>' 15 the ·exhibition mCdley relay doesn't tee! overwhelmed about llldiion'l lloo70,--5S 0 0 laws0,1111tds53 of Ohio (21-ill}. • W1l da:r with• the winner ong- tate 7 . in 3: .I · facing the Hoosiers. Commission offices at 10:00 a.m·. ' on March 16, 1993. ; Ohio S!!:~ 1£ die . ...._ • 'Jilti .• J'tctL.l4ongNeBweMacexh,lcoCaSIL1.f6.l' the 'ndoorDan_~~~en.thebrohke ththelowofirld "We haven't P,layed Indiana Sunday•a.._ q{Wednc-, s.-e 1 """" Xa'liu p a,s Wednesday at "' ! . '"""'u m ep!J n, n- before," be said, 'It's not that big All interested parties will be given QlioSc72,No.II-G 17 Vermonund R"9"S De--. a a {1&-llij iJr, the Midwest fourth-seeded 49en (22-9) earned uhmg ~~~ two-day, seven-event of an intimidation. We have a lnt of No.2....,rJ,w-• an opportunity to be heard . • ond-round pme wilT lie • 7 ; a •s* 7, wido die winner meeting an automatic berth for the fllllt time com_peuuon w_ith 6.476 points, ,...._,t for them.'' Further information may be : NationBI college l{t. ~ohn Arcnai&O 7 'w S 27 F_llu<!lin, ' since 1977 and became the lowest beabng the·prev1ous. marie. of 6_,418, "Cincinnati (24-4) wiD plov 15thQbtained ·by contac!ing the : basketbajiiC,'Oftl • Danch 'Slid die mp -a ll1niiS · seed to win the tournament since . set last.year by Chrisa!ID Pl~at of seeded Coppin State. on Friday in Commission al1sb 'East Broad ,':. · ' , 1 San Joie·Statein.l980: ROd lf8nili.: ~ ' tic NCAA ruspcas d1t B F. ;a Spods briefs ~-- . " · ,,,, ,.,. '· 'Sytl!Cuse, N.Y. The BCarcall were Slreet, Columbus, Ohio •. ~ "' : . • ; Od the B.ig ·11ea. • ba1 scored 18 _points, TniCey WllC · 0 Br_1en·h~ the, best perfor~ ·,. champions·of the .Great MidweSt 1 rtplaNt- ,actloN : ·"I ibin.k it's WI)' ... if , _ . led N~w MexiCO S~te (25-~ ~ith mances m ~ first fiYe events- a =;4~·057a. , '.. 1,., · • ·" • 1 : •· . :· i:".h'J'7,.: . ·* - '·' •c f ' ' i ' . KEY BISCAYNE,. Fla. (AP) _ 20 pomts, · '" · ;, ,,'world recUd 6.67 in the 60 meters~ it's a compli~~~a~E u ..- -.,•• ~ I>mch said. "Jt"s ehD :a way P1i& s. 7 L 7ftle s-pru beal , Metro · a wol1d rec<ld 2S feet, 8 3/4 inChes • ' • ' . I ......... JL70,-JLSS cillallcnlle.......... ·- • ~· J "' • ..... •---L No 16 Louisville 90 in the long jump, 52-6 3/4 in the · r.. AtlaGns99,UCU., . : She said Yo•WI . . :a_. . , &;t;':~u~ Va. ~llll!mODwaltb 711 shot put, 6-11 3/4 in the high jump -.St.IOI,SoulbomCII67 C9111e over iltu~,FU 1101 il is 111c ....a nz 1 when Gianluca At LouiSVI_Ile, Ky., t~e home and 7.85 in the 60 hurdles. He finc.ur""" 79, 0.,... 76 0... II, 12.114i1"" 55 ~ying aahlalc. l'aui woitlodrew: from the Lipton team earned •ts 23rd tnp to the ished with 11· 3/4 in the pole vault St. 72. 59 : "The ·homc·. . llle I a a · .- • Sunday with an NCAA lO!JmiDient by taking con- and2:S7.9Sin the 1,000 meters. · - Thev"rc e - - ._10 -. ;o;, tro1 with a 17-6 run in the last five j;y <UP ln B.u;p;:r. Dandl u • - · minutes of the first half. Dwayne said. "But Ralp'ft is cu.joj 8. Ia 4llll1cr t..i 1 111111Ches, Morton scored 24 points, Oreg JOllie ICiden:llipapaill . . . . _ WM! N"-llil.dl m1- ~ . .had 1SandJamcs .J.I~c;rl4; ll!d they oc:. p3 11tt ._. imiik _. G b • 1* 6-3. 6-3 ms for Louisville ('20,8). Shemltl MIJij , r Wben dley_,.LIL.. I 1 'A e Apalllcil· had26pointsl'ar'thC,~ (20-9). \'' • Dlrsob llid6e11'11d:G«w7te ALlwiCricblcia 1-S, 6-0. In a · SEC · ' gOod for tie-. · fint-n • - • . Devid En. gel No.4 Kentucky ll, LSU 65 · "Actually dli'S -dnrill be .,_ JC• n6-3,6-3. At Lexingllln, Ky., Andre Ridgreat for llli. f'iul e..-s SS!rt T,. 7 I SJdfi Grst, second- dick; starting in place of injured 618 E. Main St., Pomeroy,.OH. 4576i 7 A • Se lW z Vicario, R~ Dent, set career-hip~ with tomorrow l(MoadaJ);' sfle SliiF. : n~'" Nalo• St. ''We've been a. 6e ....r lliw faaI I I C I .. I Salwtini and 15 pomll, 10 rebounda and nine . i92-6874 . days, This a 'llld: G« .._.. 11 ' 1 .kaaifer Capriati blocks and Kentucky (26-3) se-t a ' Ori!I-C ? a, I !.. a · ·n,,Z i: \.12 · • l "!.•o• oo r- • .,. ::10 -a or the ~il~ ~-ro:n~ ' ·' .' =· Second round TBA ·=;:::,~-~"f::£~ ·;Buckeye:State ~~~S:1!i::.~ ~~-=-~~ tbcWil~l~t~ 77 ~!~~·!..J""Jl ~ ' . ill . a~t.a M¥<~ •• (15-121 . EASTERN,CONJIERENCE'• 7 : (21·11' II Tuu·EI Puo (20121 . ' . hcbon Sutc (24-1) 11 CclnniOCtic:ut In theNBA ... -·t ..!.e half began. But Margaretta scored By The Associated Press .the 17 unan.swered points to lead , Sarah Hamilton's 15 points42-27 with 7:00 remaining. Anne seven of them in 17-point runSchuerman led Eastwood with I·S • helped ptqJCl Margaretta 10 a Divi. sion Ul girls regional title in a lllur· points. Danville and Southeastern uad. nament extended into today ¢ leads throu'h most of the secbecause of a weekend storm, Margaretta (25-1) defeated East- ond half. Came Ferguson scored wood 47-38 in the only Sunday with 1:18 to go 10 give Southeas-t- · . game of the tournaments and must em (25-l)a 52-SIIead. Then Palri- , wait until 10night to learn its oppo- cia Sapp scored four points, includ- . ing a pair of free throws with 18 nent in the state semifmals. . · seconds left. to give the Blue Dev- . That's because the game lis the lead for good. . between Richmond Dale SouthSheila Flint led Southeastern eastern and Liberty-Union was aniong those postponed to tonight with 27 points, and Sapp paced Danville with 21. because of the stonn. In the oiher Division IV game, · Other .10urnament' games yet to Hilltop· (20-4) converted a three-· be played are Zanesville Rosecrans-Franlcfon Adena and Buck- point play with 3:35 left 10 tie the · eye Central-Upper S~ioto Valley in score 60-60. Hilltop tool: the lead Division IV and West Holmes- 63-62 at 2:36 with a jumper and a free throw. But OttoviUe answered Dover in Division II . . On Saturday; Danville defeated with a 9-2 scoring run for the win. Tracy- Wenzlick scored 24 , top-ranked South Charleston points io lead Ottoville, and Brooke · Southeastern 55-54 for the Division Belcher had 31 points for HiUIIIp. . IV regional title. Also in the diviKristen Walchli and Amy Corrk sion, OtiOville beat Hilltop 71-67. gall each had 14 points to lead · In Division Ill, Akrori SL VincentAkron St Vincent-St. Mary's over , St. Mary defeated Waterloe 56-48. and Sherwood Fairview beat Waterloo ( 19· 7). Shannon Beach led Waterloo with 28 points and Cincinnati Wyoming 54-49. , Danville (25-1) will meet made 10 of 20 from the frekl. Lea Barrera's tbree-poinler with . Zanesville Rosecrans (23-2) or Frankfort Adena (20-4) in the 4:27 remaining gave Sherwood · semifmals Thursday, Ouovillc (20· Fairview its flllltlead of the second ~ 5) will play Buckeye Central (17-6) half at 43-40. The Apaches were on . or Upper Scioto Valley (24-0). a 12-0 scoring run and never lost Al:ron (23-4) will play Sherwood the lead again. Meghan FluhartJ led Cincinnati Wyoming (24·2~ · Fairview (22-4). At Bucyrus, Eastwood (23-3 ) with 24 points . was leading 27-25 as the second . ) : ....... .. coachJeii)'Twtwje UNLV to U NCAA lt:lic . ..._ ...... . five Final Fours aad doc 1990 Atl i 10(1Pmiuloner Roo NCM •Ch • '. Bt •W.:. llil te surprised '"'Diey S-S \ . - ._ 10 M ilisl & p faar inYitalions: games;· -n. B s • f/1 T 2 Gt&p WIISIIington. Masthe nine.ma • f I _.IUiadic bland. •'rve Weekend snowstorm halts half ofgirls' regio'!lal slate .. ._ 7 a·.. . '-----~ IIMh .. 121 ' '11 'e hu.ll, _ } } . ·------- I •.' ' ., . .. ,,.a.~ ..,.~c~•=pctipi:5&:~:· ,lhird .' ....~No·gh . 3t £ -- 15 u"' ........,. • . , ... -~} """'' ,_ ~~~w-oa-• I)" !+I - - -·~ ~ ·· . .I ct.......... :.-, \+.,£CH~IA!!;!IIFI~ON!_'--t./ .. I \ ... ,..,........ f 1-,_~,. u ..... 7 Slii1l , c. Clllrt ...... I.OO'D- encc drew 111p 5 I' ...._ SL John's .and G*ll» • a aUilc Bi& East wore ,• • •4 ~Bill &Ill ttams - dlole- )IIIIS champillll Vi' , tile . Finalliour tdla ,_-.. Five Bi:c T~ Phi named 110 •die • • ' 7 ;. while 1he 8i,J .,..._. Af' • Coast Collfcr c cadi IIIII m teams •iato die fidiS.. wllidi . begins :a :dlree-wedr: IW5II uu d the nal!ianaJo • a· ' ·a ..-: April 5 in New 01 l.dlt C.: were some of die ••••shigh-prorde ...... • • a Geargetctw• (16-12}. ()H ' (19-U) and lM..V (21-1), 1llid1 stays home iD ils liDt ,_. _... I' ··A state championship- that's sol!lething they can never take aWiy from ,'" he said. '"Somebody can ~ys take away your . winning sueak:. but they can never . take the Slate title away." · Tim Demlan (41-0} finished~ family'·s decade of dominance by. winning his third Sl8le title and the lOth overall for the Dernlans. , (NOTE: 15 WORD Lll'vfiT AND YOUR SELLING PRICE MOST BE IN YOUR FREE AD> (S9RRY, THIS OOES NO!' APPLY TOYARD SALES) NAME:--------------------------~----~- PHONE NUMBER: -------,------..,.....,..........;.-....,..,-,.--~ MAIL TO: The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, OH 45769 (OFFER EXPIRES 6/-21 /93) Guest Speaker 1 Congressman Ted Strickland ~ ,·. . .- ..... :... . • • •' - -· . ~ . �__ .. a _.., .. ,.... . •- · · --~ .... ,... .... . •· ·· • · -- - ........- · ~·-• ..--••• ... r • -..• ---.-- --- -··· ·~ '' ,.--·-... ... .... .: • - - ___ _ .. __...,..__.__• t-•• ..-..... ..... --- -· - - --...- ,~ .....,. ..... --. -- -..~ ·· · -.,r • • r · - · "" .. ,.. ,_ • .,, · -~ • -· The D~ally Sent~e~ .- . By The Bend . , ~--· - .. Monday, llerCh 15; 1193 , - · ' Ann • ~..Sa~ py. I ve ~ Y011 .-e obhpled 10 have~ ANN LANDERS MI'C your ~ had you. A "1993, Loi Allcela fril:nd s&!d-. •y ~ don't kno~ n- s,...-. ~.wbal you're mJSStng. I !Ill~ her, I c..-.n SJDdlcaie" ~ DO know w~ fm mtsSJng, and . . . . ' that's wl!y fm missing iL • . headache and a heartache, but they f j ~ many people have kids also caa bring you enormous ·~ in on1er-10 look "normal." Olhcrs plcas!RandbelhebestpartQfyour ara aliaid ol being lonely when they • life. . · g4 on .in years. Still Olhen need Dt!Jr A~D . Landers: . This 11101111ng, wh1le my 2-year-okf 1IDil 4 1KjP'Abing 10 bra& abouL ~ farenthood is an enormous and I wm playing in the parlc,l\\(0 i tespo~llibility. Being a parertl means boys about 6 years old appeared widt ~ headaches lnd heartaches. Further· toy guns. · ~ -~. -~ ~ no guaran~ that One .boy: had a roy rifle and ; cliildreiJ wiD bring you happiness._ ·· holster wnh a· western-style ; ,,some people do not · make 'handgun,andlheolhcrhadahollla" '"mlablc · pirents because they are widt a very realislic-looking pistol. ~willing 10 make the sacrifices, . These 'l,o>'s began 10 rwt !hrough lhc ~ which involve loss· o_f personal ~ "shooting" at each otber while ; fic:edom and sleepless lllghts,IO say ,lhetr f~ther looked on. Another : ~ing ofthe money it,takes 10 raise youn~ wen_l over and asked if he kids. could JOllllheir game and was IOid ·d admit 1- don't want children for 10 gel permission from his IIIOiher. all, the reuons rve mentioned. fm She must have agreed bcra""' lhc allaid people consider me a freak. third boy ended up with a very ~ Af11_I ~ fiqk and just reluctant 10 realis~·loo~ng pistol which .be \ au ll'l. .. A MAN IN CHICAGO brandished_w1th glee.. .. • mumbled something about guns . being part or OW' Ant!rican hcrillge. 1 hope you will sugeat 10 your readcn lhat guns or any kind do not belona in lhc 1!ands Qf children lnd. " that they especially have 110 pllce on a piblic playpounli .. puticu. larly in a city that baa such overwhelming aaristics of children being killed by gunf"lre .. LINDA nil LOS ANGELES · , . DEAR LINDA IN L.A.: ·AnyQnc who reads this column knows how I feCi ibout guns. rve bid a running baule with the National Rine Associalion 'since Day One But Americw love !heir gulli, and lhia love llffair which goes back 10 the frontier days has been reiDfm:ed by. movies 1n11 TV. Too often toy. guns have been · mistaken rar' ihe Rat thing and the results have been 1nJ8ic. I'hope all parertiS who feellhatlhey m\ISI buy toy guns far their childml wiD gel plastic ·ones, red, green ar bite, 10 that no one would ever miatake them fm: the real thing. · An alcoltol problem? How c1111 ~~~ help yqurself or someo/lll yqulove? . ''Alcoholism: Haw tO ~ecorllize It, How to Deal With //,:How to Con· ~t;JC·I~d_JUSlCDYJSionthe_parlc willingtpadnlll the lrlllh.IJIISI hope police m•Slaking Qne or l;he P•stols you meet a wanan who shares your · !~ 8 real gun ~ sbooting a boy. ~ws. be . .htn selhf;deldrfen~. f ~ 1 ~ ~ ·. ·-_Jt's' a. fact '!'at children can l e. c • en~ ~~ ~r !I U( m.y e«penst_ve, lime- and en~rgy· anxtety, he S31d,_ This~~ i pu~tc Cbtls,umtng, and IS you satd, I park, ~ lhe kids can play Wtth '" Send a self-addressed,lor~r. bllsi- . uis-size er~velppe and .a check or: · IIIOMY order for $3.65 (litis iN:Iudts posl4ge and ~iltrJ 'liJ:·Aicolwl," c/o AM lAIIders, P.Q. Box I 1562, Clticaro Ill. 606~1-0562. (/11 CCIII· ada, sen)~ $4.45.) ~ ' ·· ~ 10 have children. ~ I've_~n called selfis~. lazy. . l ! Y~D~M~:Afreak?Nolalal;l. 101111d · l~e a person_who IS · :"nn,thts~nlcht~~downmy - S ANGELES (AP) - The . w Mexico desert is calling . yMII:Laiae. • The entertainer is selling ber . in ~omia and Washing· ~ stale and moving 10 a hOuse on .e 7,SOO-acre ranch in Abiquiu, a ~S-miriule drive from Santa Fe. "I eel lhe high desert calling me," . - . ·. • · MII:Laine, 58, an Acade· ' · Award-winning actress who · wrillen. ;evera1 books on s_piri· · , ~d "I'm going 10 wnte a new b®k ....._ ''when I senle into my ·,.... .newp..._... !Uell · \MisSa,llome MacLaine said she would in Los Angeles, but ~ "Wililed a smaller one than her MaJ. i il!p ~nt, which is listed f9r $4 miDion. Her other home in the Ueatde"area has gone Ol! sale for : SI.ltmillion. ' I !To .compete ~ Tess Fridenstine, Reedsville, is • 11111011g"l3 srudents in Hocking Col¥ !eke's secretarial science program f tl.lcing party in an international ~ Cl$1Dferi:nce sponsored by ProfesSstonai;Secretaries International in i New Orleans. . ~ The conference is for members · ~ of Collegiate Secretaries lntema· ~ tiona! and Future Secretaries Asso· :• ciation; organizations for future : secretaries at the high school and ~ college levels. 1 Fridenstine will compete in a typing contest . ~ This is the first time HocklDg i h• been involved in the confer· I '""''"' . enee. ad 992-2156 Moil. thru Fa1. BA.M.-SP.M. - SAT.s-12 CLosED POUCIES • ERIN RALSTON • ·~ Ninth birthday f r.• .... Webeloa tile ;~~;~~~~ li!IJkper·h~ !)> ~~~ 19. b' distributed ~o ,. · ~ T'l,. · • · · h ' " querlt"willri.lltJOIIIhe~rs. ·. 'rte.zs.s .. osts g·_ _ ~~=~~~~~~ 'n., clUu'1:.;. m .. ee Tor'·kerS tO make d0nat1•Ofl ~ Porter enlists e::i Winners named . ~=- ·· A. · d .1: I ( ' ~le 'fu' Second-~r . And He1fH\eep_Tim From SpOiling t.!herErin Kaye Ralston celebrated ninth birthday recently with a ·, surprise party given by her aunt, -l OJ&Ce Durst, and cousin, Kitty :J!I!gh. 81their home. ·A "Barbie" theme was carried ouL Dinner and cake were served. ·~-~ Attending were her parents, f Mike ahd Elaine Ralston, her fgrandlnolher, Nettie Barnhart, Jenlnifer Barnhart, Michelle French, oDIUiie Searles, Peggy, Misti, Carl :and ,Gregory Musser, Charlie and lBelly Pugh, Wendy Krauter, Mil· Milburn, Gcorgeua and Gena 'E h. Also, at the Eagles Club, rossover Band sang "Happy :Sinhday" and dedicated "Achy •Bre•y Hean" 10 her, Cupcakes :we.erervec~. ' envirorunent and good for your wallet. )bu could save •, ' up to $100 ayear on your~ bills. . AngelaR.ConnoUy,"Lelllrt. , ' · WhyisOhioPO\yerrecycW,refrigerators?lkeanse . Ralph C. Calvert Jr., Pamela J. the :_..a:...:....t-r.:· fOI •-'-·out of ·· c,tvert, Pt. Lot 252 and 25 I. to . . more U~KOII J"'Ulgel-s we....... ,. serYICe, . Fred Beaver, Porn. ViU. • the ffiore enVironmental and financial benefits all of US Franklin Louis Nicinsky, dec'd, "will reap. We'll conserve precious IUilUia] resourcts. affid,IOEva Nicinsky, Rudand. AndOhi Pow willbe-"1.. hold down · Douglas M. Dempsey,lva L. o er .....,to operabng Dempsey, .331 A, to Donald C. . Costs. WheriweaBUBeer.agyw.isely,it:belpsusconShaffer, Syntf;Use. . .,..,. elccll' IW.t...•• tl.a IIi -•· Suaan R. Sisson, aka Susan. RbDue to......, :yqtl' IU lllle$_........,.,. ullj'Ui~tlilllll Midd.V. ' William S. Cross, Nellie M. Cross, parcels, to Anlhoiiy B. Rif· fle, Laren M: Riffle, Racine. Roland E. Eastman, Linda F. Tris A. Sellers, Robert Sellers, 7 Eastman, Tracts, to Warren H. Cal- A., IO Billy G. Combs, Lebanon. away, Chester. Deborah L. Boauight, 2.012 A., Wendel Jr., aka WendeiiJ., aka to Nora 1. Marti~, Evelyn L. Werdel, Wendell Frecker, dec'd, Gilliand, Chesr.er. Cen. of Trans, to Hallie Avice Deborah L. Boatright, pareeJs, . Frecker, aka Avice Frecker, John 10 John Life, Chester. H. Frecker,Racine. . · FreddieL!lmMoore,DellaMao Velsia M. Roush, dec'd, aka Moore, 1.74 A., 10 State or Ob)o, Velsie M. RouSh, Cert or Trans, 10 SaliSbury. · Alben Roush, Salisbury. Don B. Tillis, Gina R. Tillis, Vivian M. Plumby, Tracts, 10 S.8, 0.75 A., Millard Spauldins. Carl E. Bowens, Lebanon. Rutland V. Don L. Betzing, dec'd, pan:els, Harry Yarbrough, parcel, to · by Executor, to Brenda Darst. Dolphus Burke, Wanda Burke, Midd.V. Pom . Y. I . Don L. Betzin,, dec'd, 'by.. Paul W_. .Hay~s.J<alrinajiaye!li . Executor, 10 Luctlle Murray, 2.7515 A.,IO Ocorge B.' Coonolly, · .. •FIREWOOD PH. 614·915·3949 245-lloG..... Jenllinl, TlmOchy A. Jenkins, LQt 3, urSGoliE. Trussell, Tereu M't Tnwell, q,eaw. Jelh1 ~. Lilli. Janet E. ~~~~ and Bmii\CU E. Douglas, Boandary Line Mrc!e. Scipio. . Carolyn L. Smith, Lcwia E. Sll)llh, 9A., 10 Dennis M. Parker, Cheater. · J. L. Cook, dec'd, afrld, 10 Ora Cook,.Jamea.Lalhcr Cook, Mar· pre~Crawrord,Oranp. -·." I ' .' , , t A'el19· ~IJil'l}itolf.,.tumkin...IIIIINoagGctdtlm. Callt-IIM.2-11JRNJN. - r · , ~ 64a..boWo ow. 179-Walat -----Public Notlc:o . Public Notice , PUBUC NOnCE The Boa•d of Orange Townohlp, Metoa Counly of Ohio, wiU recolve bide until 7:34! o'oloak p.m. the 7th day of April ttl3 lor tho purch1ee ol • uoed loader(baokhoo with minimum opeclftcollono a become llnol uniHI 1 wrll· ten eclludlcallon hearing requoot lo oubmltl8d within 30 dayo ol the loouanco dahl; o1 the dlreciOI' revl• ulwlthdr-• the pro-ed Engine Dleaal - 43 net honapo..., , Tranlrilllllon - (8) opeed conot1nl meoh wllh hyd••llo rovBtaiiM -Wet dllc 81Mring - Hydroollllc Enclooad Cab - With hutor and clefloahlr . · Loador - Ull capeclly 3300 l... • Buoket 314 yard· 81" date Indicated. 1111Acllon", •• Bl LLETI~ 1 77a..•882-N-&.... ,,u,..,. 937-a.JFolo oubmli commonla ancL'or a muting regarding any dralt action within 30 dayo of the followo: uud above doe1 nol Include receipt of a verified compllllnL If olgn-1 public Intern! oxlola, • public meeting may bo held. Ao lo any ..tion, lnoludlng racelpt ol vwltltid complalnhl, any per.on ·may obllln notice of furthor action•, ond addl· tlonol Information. Unlaoo otherwloe provided In wlcle -B•okhOtl - Digging doplh Notlcoo ol particular . 13'8" • bucket 18". 1111 "c:;''=~-~~':~,j~:; Tlreo - Fronl 7.SO x 16 • actiono, bo •• OWNER: I&C IICAVAnlit ' Beginners! All Agoal Slower Paoel Po~ I ~ . 14.h24 I ~=~~~:~~ Or•nge 1·1 By Order ollhe Board of Truat••• or 5:30-7:00Coun1Jy& ... Loam Jho lalool JIM donce"al AGily Boulcy, Eloallc Slide, Boot Sc:oolh' Boogie, TODS Walz. Flying B. Ten Step Polka. COttonEyed Joe, Tush Push, Elvira, Ski BurqJis, Montana, Slap Leather, louie, TumbttWMd, and ITION! . 8:30-10:00 p.m. (COUplool) eount,Y ·learn the 1a1e1t partner dl.ncts! Two-s1ep, Boot Scoolln Boogie, Texu wanz, Cowboy Polka, Ten Step Polb, COWboy Cha-Cha, COtton-Eyod Joe, Pretty Woman, Montana, Wetltrn Swing, - NPOES Ponnlt Subjecl to T-nohlp. 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Iron! porch, bam, lhed, -llttclng,.oornelancl pai!Ut"a and tiQabla moot PARIS Sptdaldlgll Custom F...-R..-r USED PARTS We will NOW serve children 6 months to 1_2 years of age. Call ua for more Information (614) 1192·7328 lndudal 3 badrooml, bath, lo in need of repair. ASKING St,soo , EAGLES CLUB UCIN. GUN .CLUI GUN SHOOTS SUNDAYS hOOP.M. OPEN TO PUBLIC 12 GAUGE ONLY FACTORY CHOKE 'ENFORCED.· IN POMEROY 6:45p.m. OUT OF RACINE· Hunting r:ebin wllh 20.015 acm. 40 X 28 cabin with aome lumllure very remoll, abundance ol ......; & dalr. Your own prlwll hunting lhe for $17,000 DANVILLI!- SR 3:11 Quaint country fann hOme with 2 -oom•. hcnt 2-3 acm lenced llncl. pond, bam, Chichln houae, ~.lhad. giii8QII. $22,100 pon:n: lAIN · Speclltl Early Bird _.......... tOIO SALES AND ........ nct ... daefor•l m..._•nd•ofil of 5100 PttyoH Thla ad good for 1 FREE IUY • SILL • YUDI . "7 II. 21111111. Mllhll•l!8''• o•1o Mlll..frll10IOO.Sc00 letw"'-f 10100.6100 Closetl S.llllar en - Shade River Saddle Sq~ HOWELL'S IOOKKEEPING & TAl SERVICE LEATHER REPAIR and BALL GLOVE REPAIR Quarterly and Year-end Reports REASONABLE RATES 36358 SR 7 992·7036 . . :;•• ..• .. . • • • Chester, Oh. 45720.; 985-3406 Jeanie Howell, EA NOTARY Guaranteed Scholarship Money: for all collage bound students. :~ MICROWAVI OVEN •••VCI UPIII 'regardless of income 'regardless of grades 'plus $20k guaranteed Joan .·: 'regardless of crd • To collect your achol.,.,lp money ALli!IAIB ~'l~!h'·· IEN'SAWDIIICI SIIVICE .992·035 or 9154561 calll14-085-3558 < • Open Mon.-Fri. 10.7 or Sat 1D-4 :~ Yl&o • - - Canl 311111i" .·' BISSELL IUILDEIS, INC• .,: Hom•• New e VInyl Slclng . .:~ NfiV Gai'IISIII e Rlpllcemlnt WindoW Room Addltlona • Roor.t'lj .. SR 7· 2 oiOry home with 3 beclrooml, .,_,, 111111 front porch, cen1nil air, cerport, buemant 3+ acre• ASKING ' ~;• cUSTOM SADDLES, :::t . 311tltt J-12~1- ·IIIDDL!POIIT· F~l home 3-4 baclroomo.. .-n11y remoclelld, hu carpon, fireplace, cenar. nice 1enaac1 y.d, IIOntO'I ohad. lNG 127,000 .... ., . '·' tt2·1177 Lie. No. Milt-"~ ·- · Appointment ·, THE lOOK EVERY THURSDAY •. laiiOUIIce• the Opeal•l of thir ;·~ · lafaat/THdler Prop•• :, WHALR'S AUTO 31111 mo. pd. 992·2259 .- lox 189 mo. - 129.95 +lex AMERICAN GENEUL LIFE ACCIDENT INSUUNCE COMPANY: . 992·5858 696-1290 '< RDDGIRII-1 RIDE · "· C~i'd Estiii'IIIM. OUoiMy Work,lnl. Wcx1< LIMESIONE, GRAVEL & COIL MYSTIQUE TANNING Sprinerfme Speeflll ~: 2 Froat Stms •la..r NOW OPEN. Envlronmanl- ~:...,_•_•_ _ • ----'---1 A,.,._ .... •O.Ufpelll, OIL •s611 · Plumb I~ Rt. 124· . 1111'1211 Auto-.Ratab "' CAR!ENTER SERVIa 2 •ilos on Hrstll RunRH.OH 992·3838 Public Jt!otlce '\ . 121311'82/lfn mEEESTIMATES (3) 15, lie . . Ill Board of Review, Rm. 300, 235 E. Town SL, Colu11buo, OH., 43211. NoUco of any applll ohall be mad with the dlroclor wllhln 3 deyo. Propo.. d actlono will ~ Pl. 614-99H5t1 AVAilABLE. SEPTIC SYSTEMS, HOME SITES Jllld TRAILER SITES, LANDCLEARING, DRIVEWAYBINSTAUED UMESTONE·TRUCK~«! ., PUBLIC NOTICE Forul Aero• P1rk (1'01'1 Melgo), Now Lima Roact, Rulland, will be cloeecl tor brldgo repal ... (3) 12 14 15 31 i ); TROMM BUILDERS:. ... 8:30p.m. B...oom (COIIplos) Fox Trot, Swtng, Wall'. Polka , Public; Notice PUBUCNOnCE Tho" following were ro· colv~ by lhe Ohio Envlron•ontal Prolecllon Agenoy (OEPAI laol wHk. Ellocllve doteo ol flnol acllono and letuano• cleln ol propoHCI eclono and of dralt action• are otatecl. Fln•l ocltlono inay be appulecl, In wrllno. within 30 cr.y. oflhe dato of thla . ' AND EVERniiNG UNDERNUIIt 3-4-93- 1 WEDNESDAY . bide. DO ROOFING~: WE HAULING TUESDAY Pt....n Youlh c.nter ~heart Scollllh ant moNt Tn.-..r...ve~r~htm ., J •• PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER & SEWER · UNES BASEMENTS& HOME SITES HAUUNG: LI!Melone, Of~ Grll'iel end Coal ll NSEO ond IIONDED 3-4-93·1 "LEARN TO DANCEI" ConVOio- Dulll ~. ~- ~ IUbmlt-lecl .•....,...... 1..- ol"equlpmonl ollorad. Tho Boord of rejiiCtanyo~al BO.\ RD BULLEnN IOARD DEADLINE 4:30 P. M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION action. Any per1on m•Y . NOW OFFEIIIIG-••• OIL DD LUliE Sima TIRE 11~111 DD 10'(11111 . USED RAILROAD TIES 2/11/tlll• 12·»92·111 . I -IKWG S3l.OOO NEW UITIIO- POMEROY older home wllll 3lotl. Home i . 216-Gorr.. ow. S7U, ... G - 7 Q BILL SlACK 992·2269 • 411 ...... Po-r . 981 ~ 247...._..F. . 949-ll. . . 7411-llodutl 667....C:oahllo 388-VIDloe Y....tw- !175-1'1. p 992 .........1 pert/ 446-Golll.... 1674' •• ,. limber. Recorder posts county land (ransfers I:CXI p.m. Prtday · •The Area's NtJ•nher I · Marketplace '· = Sunday Popor Melp c-j .M,._ Co., 1VV Area Code 614 Area Code 614 Area Code 304 conee~»• • A I l'W ...."=••plooodiDIIooGaiii,..O.U, T.._ (...,t Ch· lflod Dloplay, a-~ or l4ol Nof-)wtll.oloo .,_. ID ... Polo& Ploaoutllopwuol lloo c . DoUr !loaiiMI, ~ .... 18,000 ho- .~;-.-:;:::; l'rldayP~por 1:00 p.m. t.e...my . 1!00 p.m. Tuac1ooy 1:00 p-111. WedMiday 100p.m. Thunday Gollla Co.n17 • .W.IIoot•OII .. . poW to o.~•._u., Card "' T1oii.J:. ILppr .W. the new· s" Compiled by: Emmogene Hamilton Recorder, Meigs County, Ohio SIZED UMESTONE KELLER'S CUnOM BENDING · IWDOZING CkuUNd~ucMer~ follouJi~~B teleplao~~e ucfaan&ea... • Ptioo of od for .U .apilollouon .lo olo..W. prioo of od • 7 jlololllooo .,.,. ....,. • !loaiiMI io for orron aflor flnl dar (chock fw-ftrttdoy od ._to popor~ C..U W... Z:OO P·•· ...,.,..we dar.,._,... t! to . . . . I:CXI p.m. Solurday Thun<!Ay ~ · • .W. ...... lloo eo•lJ ,.v od,... """' .. ,.....W • lloool......., for .U poW ill ..t...... . • Ftw.W.: G-..., uol F.....t .... ..._ U ..,..., wiD .. . . . . . . ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . DAY !II!IQlll l'UBLICATION CCJII1Y DI!ADLINE MOIICI.y Paper Tuadoy Paper Wtdnaday Poper SUNDAY planned--,- - •• TIIN ClleSter Hit. 241 JeH - ·• eUGHTHAUUNG 992·3470 · _ The Wildwood Garden Clu)l ed States fdr"heart and ·vascular. A oui it$ rarige. They l,ay four 10 six · ·;-- · met recently at t_he home of Janet . gift and donation was then present· e11gs, greenish l.o ohve,1 spotted '· -;-. Theiss. ·. • · \ ed 10 Ms.'Il\Matelli. ~ 'With brown. Thetr nests ATe made · . "Kathryn Miller preside!! and , The meeting continued w_ilh or, twigs and .roodets, lini:d with : __, . o~ped the meeting· with a poem ~votions by i~lyn . Hollfln read· grass.and feathers. Their favorite "J..,jfe's Litde Pleasures':Jollowed ing from Ge~tesis, followed by a , food as acorns; beechnuts, corn and~- -·-by everyone sart~~J. .the club creed. prayer. For roll cal.! everyone was . oilier grain: · ·, . , ·;:;· :~ •· ~-.:" ::: 1.n"--~-...;..;;.....;;;.,... lannarelli, She then ·mlroduced Sandy 10 bring a bird house or feeder they 'monlh, For Dorothy the aiJ"angem~.'lf of the· guest speak~. ·~ho is. a had made.· Smith,.~ a valen--c- .. . volunteer for tile ,&.mencan Heart tine arrangement usmg r~d silk ~: -· · · \· · A-ssociation. Sbe explained all Thank-you noiCS w1irc read from roses statice and -candy hearts in a ,. , - • , LOS ANGELES (AP)- The about the assdciation and how your Stanley and Helen, N~ and Hilda ·cera."nic · vase. Evelyn "Hollon •c··-·. METROPOLIS, Ill. (AP) Starlight Foundl!tiQD honoied AJ:Se. dollars are invested. She noted the Yeauger for fruit baskets. Betty pus$ed around severat containers of Meiv Griffm seems to be attracting nio Hall and lhe cast of "Star Trek: . importance of diet and exercise. Milhoan thanked everyone for · garden vegetable and flowei."seel!s._ ... the wrong son of element to his T~e Next Generation" for -their Have a regular -cholesterol clicck flov.:ers -and ci\T(Is while si!C was in to see .i f everyone name .• ' -;:· . rivcrboatcasino. work with sick childien.' • · and. know the warning signs or a the hospital. .' ' ..-them. she ev~one. '··· · . .. The' former talk-show host The~ show host.was present- · heart attach. Heart disease is the Doris Orueseqave a repoii 0!1 with a .. , stopped by for Saturday's grand · .ed :saturday witlt. t~e group's number one kilfer of women, A l!le blue jay: Iris like no other east· OJ!CIIing, only.IO be gree~ by high "Hum8nitarilin of l"e. Year large percent of cooliiiJ!tlions goes Cf!1 bird. It.is noi~ _wil)l its suildng Winds and chtlly temperatures that · Award.:' Tlie "Star Trek" cast _-, for ·researeh ind .i.tJs lhc-.latgest - -. blue, black and' whtle,colqrs~ !JbeY. , forced the ceremony iqside.. · received' the ."Children's Friend- . volunteer organization""in the Unit· . are 8 pcrmat)CIIl re_sidentlhroitgb· When Griffin visited the boat ship Award." . ' ' · ·· ·· ' : tast week, flpod waters covered . . -The international, non-profit . ·n part of the parking lot. . foundation grants the wishes of vv· ~ .f •• - .. ~ $7.5 million Victorian·strle more .than 1,600 serious!y Jll chit. _ ,i ' gambhng boat haS been operaung dren each year and prov111es enter· · The W1llmg Workers of the St. sit:~ce Feb. 23 on the Ohio River. tainment for ~attic patients. It Paul United Methodist Church of San~~i.exl' meeting will be April . · · '· , '" .. .. Officials in KentuckY.. which wa$ formed 10 "years ago by PeiCr · Tuppers Plains IJiet.recendy 81 lhe 13 with an all day work session and claims. virtually the entire riYO( · s·aniiielson and actress Emma "' church baseni~nl with. eight· mem- a ~uck tuncli~ • i ;"'"N"J!fll~' e~~?.1~~!M·~ ~,--~­ from bank to '.bank, e•rt'ier had ' 's~s. ' · " - bers PI"C§C~L •· . . • ·, . TIIel~up will hoi~ a bake sale .. k. the ~ Fon:e·~YeC~' ~ ' . threlllene!lto setze die boat because B ·,)1 , Glenna Sanders,prestdent, read on Apnr 3 at 9 am. ,n the church Enlistment Pro ....:Udiit 10 -&ambling is illegal~ that State. , UZZQru~_tO retur,n._: !h~ 46!!1 f~_llll~..Opc~,the !!~CCI· basement. ' ..d.y··Fris., P.:Jib• y, Atr. .. 'Force II . ~·•,, ' ,"· . ' ,... ··:· . ..1:~ '.'-";. - .· TSGT . Ran ·· . ·· · ;····...·::::!f!g,:_Pmyer ~as gtven ~Y Edna~.HU:ICKLEY • Oh•<! (AP) - . ~- ~ mon. Officers repons were g•ven REAY, Scotland (AP) - Scot· t993,}taduate ·. :· : land's oldest living woman .rumed tJue.·W!f!ter SlOrm that pounded lliC and the group ·made a total of 20 Winners in a recent contest of Meigs High School, is sc~uled . · 110 on Sunday, and Annie Scott nai.JO!I ~ eastern ~tes also gro~nd· sick cans in February. A vacuum cleaner will be ~ur­ sponsored by Home Health care of for enlistment in the Rcplar Air credits her longevity 10 self-disci- ed atrplanes. Ptl<,~ls knew beller lhan to fly .m a blizzard. But what chaSed for the church and a dOna- Southeast Ohio on Valentine's Day Foree in AIII!IISII993. ~ gradu·.r~ pline and helping others. alion from die Aii- Force •lilt·week tion will b&-m8de "to the church have been announced. "Moderation in everything is about bUZzards? • They are. ; AljcY!I Shade,_ Albany, basic iraining courae near1S1n' -. -. Cleveland Metroparks Ranger building furid. Quilting will contin· the key," said MrS: Scon, who flfSI prize, eight and one-half h~ · An10nio, Texas, Airman Porter"is'"·-· ·.-:-. CapL R<?ger Lutz ~nually heraldS. _ ue in Apiil: · does ~ smoke or drink alcohol. or free in-home health. care ser· scheduled to -receive tcebnical -- • lhe eommg_ of spnng each March Readit:tgs were given by" Mae "Live well, help others, and yjces; Rosely King, Harrjsonville, training in. the Passcnser and ; ~ · 15 by look!nlll~ough bmoculars Vineyard, Pitt Hall, Mildred have plenty of friends, •' she said. to find acuvtty m ~e sky ·aboye Brooks. Edna Hannon and Glenna second prize, five al)d one-half Household Goodi~ ~d., - ~ She was born in Ireland in 1883 Buzzard Roost at Hinckley Reser· hours of free care; and France Airman l'prter will be earning · and· became a schoolteacher in Vation. . 0 . "I • zrman gra uates . Eskew, Pomeroy, third prize, two credits toward ari lssociato degree ;. , .,..... • Belfast.shortly after"the dawn of and one-half hours of Iiee care. in applied scienees lhroug~ the · the 20thcenwry. ·Lutz was on duty at6 a.m. today Navy, Airman Apprentice HJrry Home Health Care of Southeast Community Colle'e of the Air Widowed for more than 50 to find out whether the migrating .' 0. Davidson, son of Harry G. Ohio is located 81 401" DuiCh Ridge Force while a~ndtng basi~ and sca~ngers would star ttue 10 tradi· Davidson _of 32085. Minersville years, she crossed the Irish Sea at Road, Guysville. technical training schools. age 90 to live with her daughter in , tion in spite of nature s fury. Road,, Racme~ reee~lll;' graduate!' Halifax, West Yorkshire. She later He didn't see any buzzards by. f~m the Baste Avtontcs Technt· moved to Scotland 10 be near her 8:30 a.m. no buzzard. But it's com· . CJ3n C~. son. mon 10 ftrst see them in lhe after· . Dunng t!'e co~ ~~ the Naval noonofaeoldday. . Au Tech~1cal T~ammg Cenl~r. MENDOTA, Ill. (AP) -A Metroparks Chief Naturalist Nav_al .~tr ~tallon Memph_ts, Tom Chapin concen scheduled for Bob Hinkle said the near-zero tern· Milli~IO~, Tenn._. s~Udents rece1ve Sundar was canceled because the perature could keep a buzzard flock technical mstrucuon on ·lhe fonda· . folk smger was stranded in New grounded, because they depend of mentals ~ec:essary 19 pe~orm ~ntry ' York during~ blizzard. · currents of warmer air 10 s'oar. , level aYJal1()11 electroniCs mam_te· Chapin's publicist called Satur· "On a day like this, il may lake ~ance ~- Stu~ents also rece1ve day to say that he wouldn ' 1 be until early aftern(xm'berore it starts . mstrucllll!l '!> prellii!C. them far fur· Ohio Power will remove any making it to this town 60 miles to warm u(! enough for them •• Iller specialized lrallllllg on operaworking, second refrigerator ' tional avia~on elcc~onics.t,equip· southwest or Chicago, said orga- Hinkle said. nizer Martha Schmidt But he saw other migratory menl found m naval aircraft. . from y~ home, at oo cost The 1986 graduate of Muamar Alllhe airports in the New York birds to you, and have it recycled. · High School of Miramar, Fla., City area were closed for much or joined lhc Navy in February, 1992. lhe weekend by a winter s10rm lhat We'II recycle the chkxofluraked the East Coast. - orocarbons to help p!Otect ' . ----Celebration Schmidt said organizers would The 74th anniversary of the · This event will .be held at the .; the earth's 07.01\e layer. Any' try 10 reschedule the concert, spon- beginning of the American Legion ·· ' sepior citizens center on Mulberry sored by the Mendota Optimists will be celebrated by Pomeroy's Heights in Pomeroy with diMer at · capacitors that contain FCBs Club. Drew Webster Post No. 39 on · 6:30p.m. ·.-. will be safely ~yed. Then Chapin performs mainly chit· Tuesday wilh a dinner meeting for This event is sponsored bY. the dren's songs. His brother, lhe late · all members of the post and the local post and the ladies auxtliary all the remaining metal will be Harry Chapin, also was a folk ladies auxiliary ahd !heir spouse or of the posL The Rev. Roland Wild· rep:ocessed iilto new, useful' singer. friend. n:!an of Trinity Church, will be lhc ~ items. That's good for the guest speaker. . · _ · . , ---People L 47269 St. lt. 241 • 1Y. . . OH II. 'J ~ 1~~:?.~~~.d's a big res~~~s~~!~~~.. t 29-yea-~ lillie who doem~ Willi 36970 Bal R• RIICIII Pomeroy, OW. SHRUI & DEE DIM and REMOVAL WICK'S HAUUNG SERVIa ~ . ' COMMERCIAL aa4 U8IDINTIAL ,OR YOUII REAL EITATI! BUYING I BELLING NI!ID_!1.. REIIEMIER THIS NAME "CLELAND REAL'rrl ., FREE ESTIMATES 614-949·2111· .....1161 . • .....It 11e 1 ~••• Mil M-111 mo. r ·': ", �a _Page {j, 11, ~- [ I The Dally Sentinel ,( I '''I' ' Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio '1"1 32 Mobile Hom.. ~ -1S. 1- ,..,._ - Giveaway -. 14x70\ ._~. • Alootrollw ..... -.... 1N4 'i4l70 Clarton s ~­ t 112 11th, 2 Tono _ , , Gu lpc IOI!d ohwry llod1-oo llllta. HMI, Mony Emul114-311'1041. 2tJc ootid bod - · ouna, "We didn't come to the beoch 10 you could work on your 11nd g1mel " ===::::=====::,-=========4 !:!."!aJ.., Do , 11 H lp W e ant"' 18 11f~46-IIQ7. ~?.!f, FJiandiY, Maka Groat Child o n.... 814-3712417 •·· - ,.., • -ve aaga. ilnllll blockllxown _!~nl· IIka 1orna1a dog, f:H:"h Yfllagt 01 8,.... .'froli....,, Third llyroc-, OH 4lm. Ctw11 -· ~.... 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DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. 10 bl... tunMiaa. 1n1 F~day. Monday adftlon • 2:00 =~..:=00,._ -IUdlng 114 441 lUI'. p - 1220. :;;P·:...m:....S;.;•.::Iu;.;nii.::Y:;.·-----IIatlonotoPotnoJOY~ ... at II I - Ap 114-446Rahabllltatlon COntar, ~ -1Z2:::::4·:.,-.==~=-== 8 Public Sale R ·- 1 Rd. P ::: ""' Lot & •~ .._.,..,.,.. ,oo•••y, 011· NurMI aid with CPR ,....,,,. I ..... reage & Auction 45711. EOE. _..., lor wo-oo Ia llki ,..,,...,.....;.-,;,;.,;,;.,.,.---1 ..,. Olin 114-11112• 11Ac,._MIL-UndWotar Rick Pttraon Auotlon Company, 7111 /Ella Anllabto, Gaorgao Crook lull lontlmo auctlon11r, oomplata P08tTIONI UNLIMITED R Ia . • ' a. 8la , _ Call Com- ~· tl4,000 Firm. 1 MOCI aarvlca. Llca.-d · -co ep ., IJI o.awr. • -•· .... onto & Watt Ylr....,ll, 104- Gtrmany, Saudi, llo1lco. Paoa Lawn lloMcl, Wt Doh All, - ~· r• ""'•-'-' / 8 - I .I ll D •1 · - a t -••~•-t 2 ..,_ "~'i:':!j"'..;:,.., u..a.~ whh 214 ft tit':2'i:.:.ago bat· - .. ~ •-::.-'""'Will do ~101ln•, Alhton l ._... Grova, 9 Wanted to Buy "'· 100 111 ·-~. aaae ~. ' RMN.· CON •· odd jabl, 3044 • publ1c ...... 1 ec:re ..,.,...k* wllh •rvlosTachnlciMn.deci,QM WIH Do Houuct11nlng Hive· approwiCI lepdc ~em y.,.. Bur: Toblleco Pounclloo, 114371-241'1. • C.~lllcatlon praiiJJad, IIIII ot..r ==~-l..!'.!..,toraneao. 114- ~.:,":"Jr. ~~lppllcante wiN 11o conololorad. - -o. . J & D'a Auto Porto ond Salvage, · Sand """"" or application 1o IIEftRAL 7· ACRE PARCEUI: also buying Jur* Clltl l truci•. P.O. lol !11, -oy, 0111o 11o1aa County, Ttop,l 304-773-1343. Ftnanctal . 111111 ocro. Aoonooe; lloautllu 45711 , 11111 1111 • · land; - · ,......, Want to buy okJ tt.Ctric tralna, Uonal Amarlcan Flyar or H.O., Call 1141 far good map. "14-SI:I814-Mt-21111, Buslnetll ' AiMno. Wanled atandlng timber, top OpportunHy .:'!. Jr-.. --------- oour-. =r:• 'aOtow Sttvor • iit:: Or 4 MU• a.. 141 on u 114; Plu. No ~-• on R-~·-·, _,....., ~"~" Nothing E- -nad. . --- " •• ":":w• --~:;;INO;cm;,:CE;;,:I::!..---1 -paid, ............... ~ng Wanted to buy: )unk -autoa, mutt . be towable, 114-9i2-53n Wanlad To Buy: Po,..Up Comper, In Clood Condhlon, PI•• C.lllt4-IIUOI51. 2017. -· CJEwllllllnflm~chiMon0.104171-1111. GOOD USED AFPUAHCES ~.~~~-·~. ~- 36 T.-rkttw- GuarM- SaiiiY Contacl: Tony W.lk01, AI: 114-441-1221. Looking fat I rallillo- to help put up 40 ·o1 aood tMCI MJ' Mlr DtiKW, tM.'JU.211i. 1- .......,••_ =-·l'ifcacl. Wornon: Mau - . ......;.,1 Froo olgiJt -Jolt ,.......lion ~:-·· IDHOW), , . - ongln, .. any lnlenllooto JorrlchO Rd. Pt. · WY, coii:IOol-671·1410. SWAIN AUCTION · • FURNm.tRE. ez - Tht-wartoolal. . li:,l;."lU'.Z" 11011, I2Dii ..y Hog, .King !=uttar, goolf concl, 104-111- ' - Kullota ·4 WD 14 HP, Ill.- l'lont End Loodor, At· lack Hoa, l Atta-.. .111, - - - · lolooll !act, -. -.... .,_ --.. lnd •-• -llattl otrapo, _,, -~ FronJO 121, Hcitllnd - •- bind 'ohn DtaN1111 ..... ln.:.t-1 10ft~,.,.dllc, All good ooncl. · • Mill I - I , 114-2161m TIH bod utllytrollor .... ,.,. ,;,;g., "'"~~::..- =;:,.::;;;;;::.::;,;,;.;.:.;.::~-1 .:;53,:__;.,;A;,;,nt;;.lq;:;u;:,:ea;,:_,....,.....,-l newspapar will not knowingly aoctpl advertltMnerts tor realastale wt>chls In vtollllon ..... law. Our readers·ale hereby lnfonned lhal all "-lings adve'n lted In thi s newspaper 7. ____________________ 6·-------------------8 .. ___________________ 9 •. ____________________ 10·~----------~-----11 .._____________________ 12-------------------13·~----------------- 14·----------~----~-15·~-----------------Gallipolis Daily Tribune 446-2342 Pomeroy Daily Senllnel 992-2156 Pt. Pleawant Repter 675-1333 W~ 01 aon.n 42 Mobile Homes 3:so. Hu APPIIII UOO On 11- Phohl: 114-241'1111, Altar :-hwp~rto=:'•Z:.:.M ::14::xeo::-2::-::.a::-r,-1:-.-:,.~w.~Sout~~hol~l - • 1 IF o ton, '"..., ii21 lrWtO:.. 44 At:rtmlnt or Rent • a.... .... t b d ~looktl.l14 f 11 2111 Ralroioow,.., a IIIII old ·- A:; Prom- II•'a .... lq. Ft., ,. - · lot, Nrnl- tfflchmcy willa, 2 _,plato bot ... o1n1ng =-·~·=.~ria.clop & Ill, ooom,Uvtng....,,lbdrm.,wllk• .,. I~ -. -do .. loollrearpotad, I pot• 1 ladroom, Noar Holrer · ac, otovt, ..L . Klrldancl M..-t - 4 ::rlol- u . - bull, Mil at trado lor .,. qual .. tua, :IOol-1111-2722. !r. • s.v.n ,.,.., pis tor ule, 114- ...... = ~-pol"'::-lad-:-:H-:-.,-,."'Ionl-,:-,.-art-11,.-lng - . a-. er- htllor 11141 Mbad """ lor 11'"• ..,..,. - · IM ..82-1&13. .-, ....._ -· :C ......... 2+ s'P Dbl. Pasa Pass. Pass t~ on tont runo __, _...._ ::J.:O• ._, ; BARNEY , -.,114- -l'oniTon,__I2Ft. 8ad.:4tlplld,-lhapal114- -71112: M. 'IWo nno · -.......... ,_ In bol. ATlT.IIO; 00111._......... tlli ~111. .;;oE =••or r. T.'liil-.. Dnw, .... ~rowaw, f* - .. =. 71 AutOI for 8ale =·-~·::---,,.,----......... · · ,_110 Lutat XlT 114- ::31NI~i:11:::·~=-:--::-::--:-..,....,. "', .. u ••~ ,_lllvajfl,-..,-, lnt-, tau - · IIIIo, - looolo. 1044714 at lllng. NO . ' r=":at*lfl'! 1' : ' :.:."'· 1114DQN1T TELL ME V0ll1RE 60tN6 TO TR't" PLAVIN6 6A5.6BALL AGAIN .. · :..:_,;;,;;,;;-~:.....,.---- 55 IT'S M't" DESTIN't"... -cr:=- Supplltl llock. brick. lnlala, olo. wtn-- ~- Tho'Jtorolt 1,200 1lq. ft. To llO,!IOO Ita. Fl. Con DOIIvor, Con aiiCII. W1l Doal. 11-..m. Dovla Conttr. !ndtWI. .56 Petstor<>-18 ..,.. r Flail TMit. 2411 .lookwl Avo. Point - n l - - - • ' -·---. l1pollo.--. I .. FEED TI-lE DOG .. 4wd.t..m• II~ 1• Y""""" zoo 4 - . ~~:1.'\:i..-== _....___, r;:r, .- ....... - ton, I14-Mt- ·' .. • SIOLO,J(.AL (,LOGIC ; IS Tt4t,e' f NO j I ., t4APPY ttOIJ,. 75 Boats & Moto'• ,• for Sale 14' - g l • 111111ntt - · tOIJiJ motor .ncltnlw, S701. IM-'JIII. 1877 Lincoln Contlnontol llark :;J Dr eou,., ,2.110l! 114-,... = 008 5UII!IIVE IF IYOCI· OO>IT~'I'Oir:fl . r:r"too~ . "'* . ~-~1~~~lv~ol1!!i•~l1f~!!t~I!!;II~S~,~-I ·c.mper. a i~~: b'= ';;.:'1;: =a·.:.- ::tm=::,=,.:...,....,....,,_--- g'~· _ -""=·"pllt~21 ...., ·~··and-ndo. ' · 1NI ~ ..,.... 1 ._ J: =..-:.-.t•M.;;; cw--- -·-II,~RIII ~• - lllvor, CO~~- - IMONDAY . ;r-4.1or~.,-== -~ ,...... -. 44 A(trftl upotllro, 111• - . otniNI olr, vinyl llclng, ,.placamaod will' COJtlllod, ,nc•~ _,. a .....·•........ -14 •K-• An, 30447W1ZI alor 1:30 M • '· 3bad-11,2bllhlllmityroom, living room, I vlng room, Idle-. dining room, C11 114112-T721•1tar-. 4 11011.- .., pnac1 tb'.:.r.*:,. ~ =· ::Z• . . . tiding, Jr woiw: =~ 2bdnn. apta., total - · I!P' plloncto lurn~Mod ......-. - lacl:c:••i to - ·= In town. .._ ..-llbtl ot: ¥.1~ · ~o. flit or 1011114 m 1• 1 · BEAUTIFUL APAIIT1IEIIT8 AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKu_TA1!!, 121_ . . _ .Piu . ...,.!mo.- to~· _3044TJo== =:...·,,.. -:--:--.,..-,.... Eot. :::r': t - ONERT I I I I I' 1 ls J J _ ·I ~J overboard in everylh~ he does. Granny says that a I .I 1 1 ;,• fanatic is somaona who is enS 0 ?;. .za....., ,...... o........ .~a. IIUielwllloiA.M.• P.M. movlea.CI11114-44WIII.E . Fkwoocl: All Hlldtsa dJ lptll - h 81owt Mlddlapott, OIJ!o, Dtllv- M1 P1c1J.Up Load. ;..~ 1•t-z utllhlaa :1;:14i211;i1~Stl.;;=;;;;;;j"ii;;;;;;;;;;i lrom Instruments =--· w.-. -.u,, Loodlaa- -·lull ' ..•:to :.::·.. ,IIIII_' . =*' u.... '::,'1F,''tlf,• '.;:"'a:; ... ..:"::'= ... s·---· . . . . ...... - -···· ................... . . •II, dnllad 22.71 ...... 121,000, 114-141-210. . ':.,.clop, - g~~'== 'r'd~-l'i.!.PP,PIIIIJ ..: room, ii.;i ---· ~oo~10-For_...lrad. W.. t P.O. lo1 NlctllldtiOOJ~1CarAI- . - ~. 2 ..., Plant 217-7114. . ......._ - ' c..,...., M:, - - . ,... f:::=."~~:to.rl!'.:'~ ;t 1 , ' ' ' T1ne I J Wii ....... ..,.._ - · klohln, llvffta ...... .... of Jt IIU, teal illcllnt, MW ~:!:..,~ f v:x,:on. Wottr Paid, 1n Par· Flllilllhtd rm''" .., ... I T E F HS L. tlulill rnouniM ..... • bu110 INW Z41411n- - , __ "-;!it'"' ...........-.011 - 121. - · ~1104. Pot- ~ d ·.·~ .';" ::=7,.....,.:::---::---,-,trtm, .,. - - • i- clolll ·011 114 - 2111, .. O..l- IIYing. 1 lnll 1 ~ , _ apo~- .. VI- · ,_ - : ~ 110; Milnor lnd lla..lllil =~=-'1r1-44ilt'lr. .,.._lnMI=Irl.,_ 4111 . 11011. Por IIIII: 'llu._. . . . . ., lohOtl .... 110: '111111 ........ North 4Ch .dftiJIF\ Ohio. 1 . . 0111 11tWIIII Orlotda· Ulllll · ,.,,.._, ,I04 . . 1' llonuol INodmll lor wall!l... ' Ont led.- apart-. ,,._ DOtlllon lnoiJa, (!lloiO 211.11. oiNn. No pile. IJPFiaiMa. t1Mao llotlern1111 .... 1M ttl DIU. =-=- =-to r, A'-b•r .. · . ~'Birtbda.v llarcll15, 1113 ' , A major li""rJGG could bt In tho offing for 8f,: tfii.CIIIt- BERNICE . BEDEOSOL - - ·-· ""'"' . . ylllt . . . Alllloi9Jih\l .... . nt you off In a dlroctlon thai Ia _,.., lrom 1111 elM rou lnleNiad, . . end oould ......... you hoptd lor. I'IICII (M. II 1111'111 201 Partnoflhlp ~. lhOuld WOIIt out ralhtf woll lor you todly • ptVt ldo d you, IIICI not your counltrplrl, lillie IJ1itlllor. llnumo tho -.ahiP JO!a. Mljor changn are,oltud · VIRGO (~1111· 44t01·342B. Be aute 10 stale your zodiac stgn, ARIEl (llorch 21·Aprll 11) Assist your auociattt today wllhout making a big dtal about ~ . Your will have more Impact ~ UNSCRAMBlE FOR ANSWER 23-S.pt, 22, Be carelul in don•t rou •=;:-.,:.:.r;: ,.r.: ::::~:::Aug. . 10 I. wau , .... wau '"""" _, rou.,. h I '- . ~! , '·-- I II II e &993 TV Od TechHOiof!ilt. L.P. Ft Wonn TX developments today that require f\killful negotiating. You'll come but OK if roo allow rou"'~ 10 be pressured Into making - by fill ing in the missing words you develop from step No. 3 below. Petrol - Hunch · Nomad - Wrench - WATCH Old doctor to patient, "Your pulse is as steady as a clock." The patient laughed and replied, "I'm sure It is. You have your hand on my WATCH." rou ••llllrio Com plete Jhe chuckle quoled SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS to man,rs that could increase your eam· 1• . Thera is one in pa11icullr thai might be bountiful. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Hov. 22) An old 1riend ~ !hey ara calried out un6blruoivoly. TAURUS (April 20-llay 20) In yo~r might nold reauuranc:e today thai you'ro endtlvors With lriends, ~II uiiUllly ..., 10 truly hio li< her pal. II allouldn1 be dllltcuh 10 gel your way, but upon OCG"Bion II jon't. find wayolo- your loyally. Todly allould have·VOJY smooth sailing SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21)1n ollua· tiona whtf1l you'ra trrtna 10 funher your In lhllllll. . OI!IIINI (Miy Z1·Jy~ 20) Sub~lanflat own ambllona, J011 m~ run Into obiiB· acliiiVImOntl Ire f8811bi410day, 00 aim • c1ta ladly, Corwerael)l, In manora _ , . I« JIIOJtrllnglul objoelll-. EVOI) I J011 can't JOU're loolclng out !of othtn. J011 could be do lht lmtl c1tlbto, may bl l!l'/0 .-rylucky,_ CAI'RICOIIh (Doc, :D-olin. 11) 11'1 poobllht YIJY Cllflicult, . . CANCER (June 21-.luly 22) Your good bto IIIII !llllf 1dlel will be I bit JIIIIIOflor 10 thon of your poeralodly. However, In Oltltr 10 offwdlve1y oonv1nct1 tttim, Ill lhtm prMntlve coutti ... you from llllnk lhly IIIII a hind In oootciiMng lhlm. AQUAIIIUI (olin. ..,._ 11) You . 12) 11'1 Important at bt qullllldlfullodly In . . J1llrlaOIIIIInl "' IIIIa limo lhtt llgura out ways to ellllli- !llllf .....,. _ _ Stay C!n yotlf""" nate ollllglllont bolara 1..Umtng ""· ~~eca·• not be aque~y u ~onu. Thla can bl doni wyou HI your ha(ICIIJ~g !fllngo tor ot1> =~=~~ you have no ------- in. Q & ·LETTERS P~INT NUMBERED IN SQUARES hasl)l JudgrllifiiB. UaRA fSipl 23-0cl. 23) Financial Indica· tors are In rour fawr today, so give priority . per, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland! OH Oultlro lloat· KIJtJ 'And - Mlllllo - -· - ::............ 107 = No-.... "'f 111C1 noo,ltel. FouM - . two lt4-lta·1'1=fl fir ;.:u..::r lath, =:::'...:-:.rw.'t.-ro~:: " ~· ~ 114441 UIIAfloi 7 PM. ltlhocca 1 112 ..... ~1. <Mf-6127. ..u.. •ooo. Ylllor ttl. eM- - Apa~monta, 1 11oc1Rllrlgtrolor, 111yor 114- ltovt :z lor Places in the coming year. Send. for · Pisces' Aalro-Grsph pre<IICtiOIIS today. Mail $1 .25 plus a long, ~~~·addressed, stamped' envelope to Allro-Graph, c1o !his newspa· .. 1--,..,;~7;-;l.,.e.:.,I,;_TI~T~--4 1-.L.._.,L,_.J,_.J,_.J__..J Improvements . "' Home AB'I!RO·ORAPH -.•• ,...----~-.:.....,~ thuslastic · about something -MotiiOr-,.._1o.. .t/m ..- wl- •11M I l .. r ' ypo, Phlloo G:~ a IJorboo , ......... - -11•Alit Tr8nellone r8dlo. 12&; model 14- luiiPIY, llbaul IHI, .,0; eM-112 . .4 HAJIPV JACK TAIUCKI.Fonor ... 10 _..,.,.-~ ..... ~Ga. Tonki Willi~ :.0. Each (w 121 , 67 llJIIcltl ~I Cerllr . " 45 Quoll " ' 46 Actor D~ton 4 7 Rubber lui Dio. --. ' .• : ~:,""· ~....I:Q ~·=-":4.~111pollaF.....,, ::.-.r..~lca~po~"'=: =::=r~==1104 '• 0 llorcourl "~· ,. '~. ARE 41o~= mi t3,000. lofdttlllo · • ·.. _ _ _ _ _ _...;_...;..;, . . _ TOWII -~-~ B1 """!!!..!!!'!!! - - •.. . ·, . 40 01 a court, 42- 1nd _; Garm.ents," for example, the,J;; are more .than 6 pages of entries. includ· ing,BENJAMIN; this masculine name is used as a slang lenn, defined as a "man's loose-fitting overcoat." In addition. lhe book lists every other type of ove rcoat imaginable, from the Eskimo ANORAK • to lh e Irish ULSTER. •' . M' lWin IICoo1,dMioo no, tv. · llanii14-M'Ie14CQ. Futtort - _ LL.Be.' exam 25 Portalnlnl to 23 .. 38 Actreu- categories. In the.. section on "Outer ar;u., ~ ~. ~- ~-~~~ ,117- 22Tr.. ~ 33 Bon• 3e Deny A. You'll find thi s unfamiliar term in Steph'en Glazier's useful "Word Menu." a book of words divided into u._ . . . ._- = .. vtlllclo mean the first name; I think it's a piece of clothing.I Motor,Hom• - 10 Typo of bl1n 11 u.. thrlflftr 18 Pardoll 20 100111 top ' 21 ElkiiiiO boat 32 Songa tot-' OM Q. What is a .BENJAMIN? II don 't 111 1 1 o 1m Tloulllltllllnl, 8 Stopped 4 Paper- 5 Bandlolder 18 ~~.:::' :: 28 llolllatlon-, arttable 29 Winter :~ By Jeffrey McQuain One sense of BARB is "a pointed or .culling remark." To realize how sharp a BARB can be, lhink of the related BARBED WIRE. / 171, ~-~~;.;;.:,:;;.,;....,;;;;;.,;;.;.;:.;::...,toot...,. _114-=-l'IZ--=-"AI'-'-',1'"'-"'_ _ _ _ _ 1 - - oompor, 1041m~- and -1180 .171-401j1. Clorrtlor , "10 a t7IO .. 700 1171 C1nn1rw1o 1. DMr, ................. . 001111, Runo Good, tm l'onl 4 I!Mr, =.:-:-::::.;~=;,;,;,;:;;,:,,::::;:~ To ._, 121 ThW A-uo, 011- 1114 ~~II. ChltltUJ llpolll. 1100. loOdod ::=:::':=-:-:--:-=-..,..,,....,-1 wlthtlllllll. tm. 1171 Qrond Prix. o.. ~ Enalno, 141odvE_'II_lltw_FnNit'lnd .~-::..h .~"""'I.e. ,e. 14 lilw .... Tnnt, .... - · - . ti,IOO, Clilll14 t• IGOI 114 111 I ... No A.-.,,.__ ' Loavo" -I out 1 Gl'• rank 2 Yorkahlro river 3 l..ano -·· · • kkln•r . 28 .........., OUR LANGUAGE OOf(T ~111111, R WV.IIM- etc, D l7MI11 or Brown 8 Bible dlv. 7 Ballet dane· 1r'a lklrt B StHple Eut 011, HID fl .,J!~~· lOOC.II! hmn ' Iii'· .. ._ • · - Trol ..........=-~.ow..r I~_ 2213. Pa&.U,a....,.. 1101. lcJn DOWN I I I I 1I FloiJinG - · I !!lot-. _ A~to.M.110r, 1110 ¥·- =-r. -. - 57 One (8cot.) .. Tttt nov,~e wiTtt FtrAriGirlfS . ~·~vn Suaan - 5& Bonnie and - .. '-::."! .,._ - ~·~ '74 ......._rcyc,__ -=..,.,;.;.""'="';.:,:.:..:;-::..:...._ word 55 Actren . .... DON :r FORGET TO . ' , _ line, lir ln.........., oaH -~ 1ft1 <*C S.'ll _,..._, 1111'.. 3- 54 Negative ..... ' 111110 ...._ ....... - - ' - · --·• ,_ =-==-=-=--= 179 BulldiJig ' WHEN SPRING COMES. 11M DRAWN TO THE BALL FIELD! I FORGET EVER'I''H-IIN6 ELSE .. I I-lAVE TO .. 45 --GHK 48 8cutno 48 SrnaUtr 51 Outdo'• high note 52~- Oall Harold Feldbeim bas written an interesting book called "Tactical ding," pablished by C&T ($17.20, ·48 YOtlngator• Bridge World, 39 West 84th Street, .41VIII ... New York , NY 10025-7124). The subti50 Map abbr. • tle sums it up well: How to wreak hav. 53 AdVerb ending oc in the auction for fun and profil . Feldbeim demonstrates when to bid . a lot and when to pass. He discusses I 1.,...+---1-mainstream Ideas like the Law of 'Ii>tal Tricks and pre-emptive blddlag, using many enmples. However, be is long-winded at times and be coven some esoteric material, like a' two-noCELEBRITY CIPHER trwnp opening that shows a weak mic.lebrlty Ctpner CtYPiogtll'l'll .... CftiMd rrcwn quaUt~oM by r.mou. PIIOPIO. put IOd ~ . '"" lEad! IMt.- in thl gjpher ._.lor MOthlr. TocMY•ciw: T_,..G. ·• tiOr two-suiter. I Today's deal from the book is wild ..... ' a 8 F Y 'e E 0 K 8 0 8 .D . : .,a H D Z R .J 0 and woolly. South's response of one no··.. ' trump was forcing for one rouad, in CJUJV GD MOJG GDPP DOJYTU ·, the modern style. Nevertheless, perhaps an immediate jump to five dia,.... i(J IJZZJQ AZJV, IYK OJK monds, giving' the Qpponents no space, would have escaped criticism. East's ODPP OOJYTU KJ PD .OL K;l.' two-spade cue-bid showed a bigb-card heart raise. Better late than never, South appUed maximum • pressure : ...-~ · aVIZJRD IEDZID . with his bid of five diamonds. Five 1 ·PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I learn deeper things about life In my IYiryday : hearts can be defeated (spade ruff, life. I don'l learn anything !rom TV." - Dennis Miller. ••h club to the ace, second spade ruff), but that was bard for North to dlsc:l!rn. West stupidly ·(not, as Feldbeim wrote, ' dutifully") led the spade 10: ja_ck, queen, ruff. Declarer played a trump, West going in -with the ace and switching to the Club king. Declarer woa with dummy's ace, .cashed the diamond king and led the s,iade king, · · rufflng out East's ace. He went back to · MENIRE dummy with a heart ruff, and bis re2 maining l01ers went away on the esI tabiisbed spades. · · , --. · touch 43 Not old Causing havoc -for which side? 1 • -~ ......... ·111110 - ......., .. ,,............. &DI! - AC, ••""" 311 Aultrlllan bee-dweller 41 BatwHniiT tndMN 42 Porcelvld by Opening lead: • 10 "":.1,:.'-6 ~:: ....,... u, tt2001 or w............ .~. ~..!'!pick"" or nn, 14_.,. .,• .._ -~ ollp, tiD 1-14, 171 010, 114" 141-2411.. tm Ford Thunclerl*ct. all - ·ONE CUP OF SUGAR 1117 • 1 0 ..-_ ..,.Lii!l! ••"=-"' Condlllonll, - . . . . _ Aoklng till Dodaa ctuorgar; 111, - - AutOIIIIItkl. ~ 000 Acfuel MHN 'lory Good ilOiidJtton t3,100: 76 AiJtO P81'11 A 1.14 Ill 1111. . ' ADce-....1 1112 Otolo - · - · - ""'- .tookal, J.d.~ 1-81oort:., . 1. !'!"~ ...., ~ ELtiiNEY H I'M FIXIN' TO BE IUSY TOO!! OUT IN TH' WDDOSHEDit 2241. - - . ••• -...-, - gravo : : . =.".i:r'lon D, lui . . Troplool 1111, bloda, .-. --~~~~~......... •p M .. - ,.,.. Dterkond C.mplng Mambo...... PuJ111Y p •-• Hoepllll, Eao:MIIIkll·ca.. HrMt, Far a., ct..p, Phone: 1'14- lAOit:MIInO.C. ...... Co.QII. ..,.., Rtl. Fu...-, 124Molo. 111-4147. , ~. Dopoolt Raqulllll.l14-44t-2117. 01.-ur - d , 2 pr 41111 lllglol- eo. ..... '":!r.:or, .........,1,_ Home u - -~ Raolno OH 2,. ~.. Puo Puo &t :,:,r.:•t.::.":4 •1~ ,r,::~ ·-..-. ,.,_. Cellar ID bolit414-~· novar N<C NtiiiiOI'III ~ ~1 W"'- RMriY•II'u•pl ,M411114.. •· =' :S:.,'"'::;"'::"=.!; =...~:-~;rrollota, ::l ~-~· P811 2'P Pass Pass = 1~ CJond ....,., 11 ...-. ....... Pili l'docl - · !Ia llonda 011t 7 Fill Hlth 1100: w-.CIIIIM Ill DZJII. 114-446-2111. ·~~ --~ '"''"'"' .~- au-._ ... •~"'~'~~" " - - foK -~.~~~ ·rTlrrW, loiton ,.,.,, now on .... at P.inl -Piua, 2101 Dotaennan. -Ma'arnule, lnlllli ~~~~~~~ Plouanl, Nacbd Palok..t.IIH41- U.... ..... •~ ' ., :::6= ::: ::: ,:_ , : .... • •-·-.. I+ INT s+ Pass 1fll l'onl F110, PI, PI, 1111111 oil Aot IJr LX, . - _ All mo _,•dr tall. o1 ...._ " - ' · Llk8 '!!!'~ Prlol ....,.. - , IIIO.IInn. 104-111-1721. - . bull, brlldlng - · IM,. tl ~;::•~;,;:''::..::11:;.:1:::"::;'".:-::::.·~:_A--'ltloMd , _ M - 112·111&1ovonlnga. IIMgo c.nnon 1.:1., 1~.,: 8 _....., " ·--. IM-216-1410' 64 Hay & Grain ;;;-;.;: ~ ~ f t -...... _. '!!T 1.., '-to " -··-. 0111- · , 114- 245112 L STUL ILIILIII- 1'-, Bu- Fl- Not~ armo, ........... Ohio eM- 211-6396 73 Vans & 4 WD'I ::=__;..'-::--:---:<"~Coltla Ill II 111110 •Coo ... AI ~ Q~ • _,.,,. I nn, ,:,;: ~~ Truck! 1~ ~~':~ 10M. . ng. . 4:00 PM. 2414121. ill r.., Bull Gordon Troctar, =• •:z Real Estale 31. Homes tor 8818 iirl:1 S WAnd I ~o u.~ ====.:...:::::..:::::;.__ 1 Why P'Y rwn you can oioil 1 111114w711 Radman wMh •r-w•ranly,ot-lldrtlng, cWtverMI lncl tDr lhllmo. - · lor lnlor•·•• on, 1 .... _...._ Hft lor ~ ate avalable on .,.. ~qUail -nunly bolil. 313. Com- . Manhor· K.,..... Hint Orlvo =· Rmllallon or dlsortmlnallon: This u-- Doll• a bodnoono "'"'-· -:a~:"" Good, _ w-tctryar, AJC, 1100. mont11 S • utUIM, roll clop, ~ r ~ oalltiMa oloh ..,._ with -romblar, $700, 2 ladroomo, Nlct Corport, ·77W707. Porch, Privott Lot, 1 Mlnutaa, 211 B. Had Approvad, 114-211· Alycl ~na prom oh•, lull 1337. ~II. . ~ . ahouldaro,.,uttoth ~~,..,,lion Fuml.t.d, 2 • 311111rm., fw IWit Nlfte aroWtd ahoU • In Councrv Mo&»tlt PR W.U.r/ Size I, $200, 1141113810 drrar, ..''s r:,: 2311 mon., 114-112· ...nl nga. 21 114 1 , ,..7..;..,_._..,_1-_1227._.:-----1 Antlq,. lllntel mak:l any !IUch pr~~terence , SHuatlon Wanted ~,_,_,.-;;;.;.;..;,.;;_ __ 3. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 4 . ______________ 5 . _____________ FumhJn ,.pair l olftn-. ..nt..,~l Trwttle _,,. mac- old lwoiJin .... ........... . tor Rent • 0. I ....._,. ... q - • - a s ,.. d -,30W711-40l21ftor4:00PIL - o r -·lu-ronlll. liN II ....... bJ Man:lt 25th. PolntPIInt PIP,., 2101 Jeclwon Avo, - · WY. ~ . Quoon Elactolc. lllnkal 125·, ·P<Mtabto Typ:Ai..., Whh Extra Ribbon Polood. Slala !'lo From 11140 ·111110'o Dl- Markad "Wall" t.di'DOIII duplu ••o 0... ' n 01. ., Old Qulft•i 3 Jlllt- ~ 00 d, rolrtgaftoor l Paitwy; l Othlr I mall Ant~ atove, lull _....,, w,.unctrr q - 114-241-14411. ltook-upe. S0447M1lll or eJf. :11111. 54 Miscellaneous ='-':'-:=-=--:--.,---::-:,-I MerchandlRant: S ladooom Hau11, I Min. .,. Hoa!lltal . 2 Mllto F10111 c.ntan - 1:.:.=1 -~.. 12110 2 YNr Old ~ 1000 fT'L2 R.,, I14-216-1Mol. , -lofRant· 2orSbadooom, Raclna aroa,1114-112-1118. And CIJI-Anauo - 1 West :;Ch::.,. ::.r.::at::.11::,:::,.,:.d:.:,::... =-=dg::•:...t_I_:::J._ Buy « 1111, R - Antlquia, ~bu1t - . , ) IJr landrvillo WI- To. luy: T - ..... 1124 E. Main StrMI, on At. 124 -Cl"'IJOai •.Go_!!I~~· -1,114-211-1177. •--·· Hou M~w 10:00 • Pll. ~,.,..._ "' 111onc11r ·•· · t:oo · !latolllto Dla" aoo Finn. Cell - • •·~ ·-~~ '~or. ·'"· to 1:00 p.rn., =~WIII~:....·~Lb. I OO 1•• - ••'' '"I ~ 10 : :;;:::'::.!:P::: ·m:,.::~:.::-::•·..:-=·:......-1 114-216-1121. ;.. ::.:: ..::.:-:::,,:::,-:palr::;:-: .et::-::-hll=,1:-:ool:::-· -~.;_-----1 41 Hou- tor Rent wa ..oc~n •• , . 5!\~ 131; -·1'102. Soa~ =-Ae:'~..r'~ 171;114-11121041. . Old _.........., -"'-T.V. And Radio Tubot . ... .....eM-Hondo nd Motor 7T28. , rtcllng 3 5 - - Umo • (niVer) 37 Fllllnl 38- iongg 1an1 Conolllon, _.-24UIZ4. _"'"".......,,114-'JIIH02I. ~ 34 E11t ofTenn • Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: North ·1fiiCIIovy_1112TonTiuoll,12 .;.::::=:::::::L::---,-.-- ::.'112} .:a-Rol...,_~ ::'..:=lad ..... oatllog Hil-A l7l, 104- ~SlN!M=.:.:.:::... · -----· IIU I for ...... 72 -·ck .,..._ tact_.o, . F·~-.uo.Diak-ha.:.,,_ -. 121 luil:j "" .-.-,.... Wllh'tr.lr,'rJ: OllvoSt.,CJalllpolla.-• Uold tumh\OHI, haat111, - - a • - ·7 Wortc boo11. 1~:1118, CJJovta. 14 41110811. Eurtlrl, on lt. Rt.7. No plla, oti14-14WI1S. 1 ,.loranm. l1f.ZIIID8t, aex tamiUal atalus or nalional 12 1------------------2·---~-------- '"· furniture, Oeby, 114-la-'JIM1 lmlallon or <IIS<:~mlnatlon based on race, oolor, religion, ,· Place your clauified ad today! 15 word& or leal, 3 dgp, 3 papera, $5.40 paid in advance. .. ...,_• .,., Local Plv Phone Route tt.200 Fol Oulc. k Bola 1· Comm= Araa Ext,...ely Wall. CUll Paid C.OI: Gtnl-n Looldna For Ollly. Apply In Paroon AI: 4110 Raotn l Board In Gollpotlo. StcOnd Avo-, Sullo 102, Wllh ~ l.Mdlngham Rail &late. HcH 11 hold butlie, Lau , P I - C.OI Laavo M~ Eaar Work! EICII!ant Port AI- Rotum C.llt4...,1-3151. ' aambto Producla AI HomO. Cell Toll Froo, 1-I00-4f?.a!le41, Elol. 18 Wanted to Do ·- 18 - buying old w- MYM HIVe OWn Auto, Know :3'ii7i.·ss* J..,..- Cd 1.aG at 1111. =.u:::..1· ~- nont-lonll 1· - 0 hood ~. Dl , _ IUftt w h h - hut I 1100. :II" · -~ 41• vanhy boat MO. II. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Complot tu-~•t a •·-· ,_,.... Hou,.: II....Sat, M. 0322, 3 mlltl out. ••!avilla Rd. ~ rw Datiwry. PICKENSFURNfTUAE u-. h··••Novo1JMdtu-"'...._ 112- I Real Estate OliO VALL!Y PI.IIIUSHIIIG CO. Wanted r8oo-ndt that ,_do liJool. :::--:-:-:::--:--,...,.-~1 ,_with ........ ,.., kJIOw ond Wllntad To t..ae, On ':=.titho - ·- - •·~01 1·s•...,,_ ••.... J011 hlvw In ad col Muzzlaloadlng Rlfll Club For t..ht::..:;o;;;lloo;:;l:;,ng.:=--::-::-:--:--:l . A S-Ing RJII!OI. C.IIIM-241iam M,OOO -ty. LAw: II -Allor~ P.M. 1lnMio - · · 11111!1 811. llau Big llonty F.- Homo: WHIIIY From llomtl Sand _,..._ Cotno, Gold AI~ Sllvor Colno, 1100 12.00 + SASE To: DlA SuPPIIoo, Gold Colna. M.T.&. Coin Shop, PO lo1 11, Hlllaborl, OH 48133. Loal Route: 11.200 A ' 1!11 Sacond A...,uo, Clalllpolla. Muol Sail. 1 - ! Wlnlad to buy: uaad mololla vtcnM ADVOCATE: Full n . . homn. 614-441-0111 Poelllon Av- To WoriJ Wllllondl And ,.....,... Wll Employment Servtces a. '!fork~!!~ Wlh And Chlldron To Provldo Ltgol Advoaaor, T,. 1portttlon'; And UIIMga Wllh R.oUrc-. . ,• • 11 Help wanted Hove Rtlllbto ooiiiJIOrlallon. "Maka Big Bucko" Work AI Poalllon Atq...,... an · a. All reaiMtate 'advertttng In HOm!, Ruah S.A.S.E. 1110 To ....... DeaNa In A -~~~ lhls newspaper Is Ulect to· D&A ~uppiiH, lox It, Hlllaboro, llrvlca l'loiil, lA Prolorrad, !he F-81 Fair Housing Act . OH 4!1133. Reply To p.,_. ...,.. DIJ111"11M11t, 01 1968 ilofllcllllllkH I lllafllll P.O. ·au 454, Gallpcillo, Ohio •AVON• ALL AREASISiuoro ycxor 45131. to ac:tvartee ~any preference, time wllh \M:. You'U kwll the I -KMchon ss ooblilll coo111 -·· :1 Top PrieM Paid: AI Old U.S, compiny. 1-IOG-tl2.f3H. 5 LadiH Who Would ·Uu To Soli Avon Clllt14-441-3211. AVON I All AINa I Shl~oy Spaoro, 304-6~14H. onvaro: ....,.1 DtllvwY D r l " " ' " - For Ughl c.o.11. ~ wMioorl50. ·-:""!...... ,. I• Ill .. _..,. .... ... .rrlk AaoRo~ll • · """""" al IIIIo Alii PhtniOcy. - ~n.~1rtpool•-· "u'nt•·-,·-ra;.,..' r= =·' _.lon Ploduoto ~...... , •m1no - - ~ 2_E00 olfyeCr...!,~ GE ""'II"~ 1 aotnpany, 104M 3055 or-ItS 3al Wo,.ad To Buy: Junk Auooa Wllh Or Without llaloro. Cell Larry Llvtly, 114-311 130S w""':~ •-'- 61 Farm Equipment 1 n · .- . +73 .Ft. Qrlln led,j~~ Elloal- :r'":a.:"_tst•~...=: ~IU~ t~: ~M-n.: l::'A"o.:Oy,~=- ~ ::Ono:::::-,..,=-.el:-;d-..,-,...--...:-"r--:-1'«· A'ood ' "'=lcont" ~':"'C:'il. ~ 1;!"~~ :..~~ ~.:n_~~ =-~~!i~f:'S_"';l ~~no:'h.U::!~,:: ~ 63 Livestock "CL• llcaowad *' 5 .;::"Or · 7' Ya-' Sale - · - IKo'IUIIIflo:i';;;;: _,__ :=-=:.:..:;:;:-=---::---::--:--:: --~· -'"-----I'""·W•-· ::::..::~ ":~"'.ad2 ~ PUANCD +&&42 SOUTH IVJ•ill>i 54 IIICIIIeneoua Me hindi rc • .... 80t ' 28 lnlo1111atlon agcr• 30 lltRIIIlmegl 31 Thai thtna 32 Scallion "10 73 +Ji0t8HS2 . ~~::;;::;:=:::==r-===~.,~-~.,~-~~"'~·~ YI'RA I'IJRIITURI AND .,_ , ; ... •~•~1 lll44. ·~·-~· ......~~-··-·· ~aw.:;, · att t:Houro• - , .. ~A-·--~ Pra 0 ' ,.., - • Homo, Larga luot 104-111-ftn 70 J:ld o.. ,....-..-nlttoton' In All~lYI,IOn-.1101~ Jtllla, 17N. I14-446- .......A...... -Carro 24 An abrlllve 2i' Clllc, In tho '· "Kt8S , .,, Traitor, 1'14-441-4421 OR 1 - 5 1 1m Clawton ,.1711, · I ....._,,, 2 hlha, Emao10inmenl COntor't tl4l Or CA, 114-:MHl'IS. M.IIWMk:laahthllvel•m laorw, loJ ' dIn, S BR IIIOblla I taUS J12t:home lou!IMn, 4 outloulldlngt, Chairs ..-a:a wllolllro tllllar hooiJ-up, I ·~ - · Collw And End. Wllh ~~mlltl Norlh At .,.,.,.,:J1111ot w""''L..,.-- '' lunol~ll-- •.• tho ••• ",."!9 blda,_, uiodaoponntnv, ,_,_,S04-111>-Z414. · - . . !lvtln ,.-~•• ~- 1 •.,..,.,n-N•urr chlldron. SNII _.,, """" A UR TR!I IIERW:.. 11~ lloord, m r.qulrod, SIJ447s.1177. ll-••'*., Troe 111Jo10oll, . No ~I 11100 To 11100 ~. ,,.. - t e l l I olng SIJ.nll"Aftarotp.JII. ~=~.:re.:Z:W.wh".., .. ::!:.., 1=..,"::.•i.t~ ~=::...:;.:...;;,;;.::=---1 ~- Houro. ~ · Lost & Found ... - · =·4 tohion .. r,.tO. 114-441-11144. 1 - lllyllno ~·• ....,.. 14x , Ill ..... 2 - . AIC, co.., ad - "· lllchln - · btl. .ani:OO _....,:..;::_..;,;,;;;;,;,;,;;:;;.__ o_ .: - & 1:00PM. Ia· Auotrallan _ MaMgar Pot 1tH - . . . , :an old born SuiOn AI ~ ......_ IJraugll....,loutolthtwav? oti!il•,l'l4-371-213e. ·=-====~:::..-,-,.-- 1 RaauJM Will It .....,.od Unll Wilt lor -01· 114•!t!!PPpl•, · a Waaka Old Blut Allttl \ 1tts, 1v ollntco ~. 211 - · · , · -1•-rOIIanShlohlniMb, Good Gourd Dog, Small Black ""mota. ·~·11. 21 Arrow polaon 23 Aulllor John EAST tAQ&U ' .. . . 30447HOI7 llolort 7:00 PM. -"'"a. 1117 Sllub .....,_ 14170, CIA, 2. luH - 1112 eaJtlll MO, t112 ..... MO. tub, •. ..;.., - . !lata on all oaJtlll In otocl. Mol- Wlnted to tAJIOD RAis~ Tms...cur ~ ... CUT TA'l<£S... Ik.K~AS€ THE. : DEflCtT ... CUT M &..00£T .. la'IIS£ 11-1& W'lt.RESl' RA'TO: ... - - . --- Houl8hold ' Goods 20 Hoala "-. +KQ& ~ EEKANDMEEK 1.1erchandtse a-• 15 Srnalllrn 17:St 11 ...., - NORTH a-15-tl tKJI8B I P.M. 111 ttl 1044. llala Rad Tick Coon Hound. 114- 3111!:::;. . _. -· :: -.AU._...,.. .._.ng,_.wMh~. ....... - . 114-446-1714. : 1=. . .to I:OYing horne 2 Jr old Cock• SpllnlaiiiUIIII!ao, 5 old, woanad, 304-d'IS-M41 14 Alrcr~llom•n led:oon.a. 1 lath. .Call aftaf 2:00 p.m., :IOoi-773El... ,_, Undorponnlng. Altar 1111,-WY. -Aootrallan TanlorHc.':"' Hu l~:IJidadlrnce 1'fpa1st, - . . Trainl~. - To· ~ 1 Brllloll bar 4 Coagulalaa II Actor'a algnal 12 Sault 13 Aeepllo PHILLIP ALDER ....,.:2 1IL - . P.ll Par Min. Muol ' .1• 11 Yro. Unlolar Co. (llali31- ., ., ·~ ~ .~ ACROSS •• Fuml81111d · - f1,IOO. tiill'i:Tift. .... Rooms 1172 111t0 -FruJua ......_ ~ 0111 - . 1111111!- -lor-·wMkot_.,_ ~. barRrnt Condi"taa/mO. - . ....... tion. -Phone: 1111111117 Or .,. 1 1110. ' 114-241-t11S Allar 1:10. Haurw IDaylll Talk To - l t u l Glrtolll 1--~~~ 211.t180. 0na ~old lull b - ~. "'• -·-- 2 ~411. ••~ NEA Crossword Puzzle 1171 l'n I J ...... Home. With W I 0 ·-...: lefrlaeralor, ;p;r;;; :M ~= .ALLEYOOP • =:-"a ........... .......,.. • Jl11. dog, .....,ld "" Ohio . _ . lJnfumiMM ••rr.ment. In Or'Mpal •,_ No ...._, llourtiY GUVSIII CAH:T AGUAI OUT WOII!N'I CALL CUR GUIUI FOR ADYICEII 1--~~~ ;'-Ill. IUO, 13.1111 Per llln. MUll 0 'h 11, Yro. Unlo1ar Co. IOM31• '- ; Mond8y, Mllrch 15, 1993 KIT 'N'. CARLYLE® by Larry Wriaht . torS.It 3 Announcem.ms b: • Monday, March 1s,1ea MARCH 151 ..... " - ....... �• Monday, March 15,1993 Page 10-The Dally Sentinel :Your Social Security ings limit. Under the law; an owner may receive retirement benefits if he or she hires someone to manage the If y~ own a business or are an bu.siness or to perform certain off~eer or a corporation, especially activities thai the owner performed a .family-owned corporation, you prior to retirement. The owner may can ex~ct to spend some extra then reduce his or her w..a~es to lime w1th a Social Security repre- take into account the reducuon in sentative when you file for your duties. Sometimes an owner simply retirement benefits. The extra time turns the business and lill the earnwill be needed to fill out some ings over to his or her spouse while forms that are designed to elicit retaining control and continuing to information about your business, wo~ and manage the business. In any services. you still perfo1,'111 and this situation, the person is not the compensation you receive for actually "retired" and Social Secuthose services, and the arrange- rity "retirement" ,benefits will not ments that have been made to be paid. . replace you. · Many self-employed individuals Not surprisingly, Social Security set up these arrangements with "retirement• benefits are paid to their spouse with the best of inrenpeople who have "retired." The law lions, figuring they've discovered a permits Social Security recipients way to collect Social Security and to continue to work and receive retain their former role in their their full benefits as long as they business or corpomtion. Only when keep their earnings under certain they talk to a Social Security reprelimits. For people age 65 through sentalive do they learn the arrange69, the 1993 limit is $10,560. ·Peo- ment is improper. Unfonunately, pie under 65 can earn up to $7,680. by then extra time and effort IS · However, if you're self- needed to file amel!<!ed uix returns employed, we also consider tile and adjust Social Security records. amount of work you perform in And on top of that, processing of your business and the payment you the. Social Security retirement receive for your semces. This is claim may be delayed. then comllllled with the·amount of The best advice is 10 check with work penormed and the payment Social Security wei.I before you you received prior 10 your retire- plan to file for benefits. And ment. We do this because business remember: you have to "retire" to owners and corporate· officers are collect "retirement" benefits -. or !n a position to. conliOI ~\r earn· ~t least significantly reduce your mgs and there 1s a poss1bthty that mvolvement m your business and they will conlinue to operate lheir .keep your earnings under the limbusiness full time while paying " its. The Athens office is localed at themselves a red~ salary just to 221 112 . N. Columbus Rd; and the stay undel; the Soc1al Secunty earn- phone number is 592-4448. . Community calendar . By ED PETERSON Sotlal Security M•!!tllfT In Atbens POMEROY • F.O.E. Ladies Auxiliary No. 2171 wiD in~t Tues· day 81 7:30 p.m. . Community Calendar Item• appear two da)'ll before aa event and tlle day ot that event. Item• mut be received weD Ia advaate to asure publkatlon In tbe cal· eadar. SUSAN MASH SABRINA WHITE New employees named Tri-County Community Action Agency's Head Start Program has hired Susan Mash and. Sabrina White as Home Base Teachers for the Coolville site. · · • Mash is a native of Pomeroy. She has ten years of experience working with preschool children and has been li\Yarded her certifica· lion as an educational aide by the State of Ohio Department of Edu· cation. White comes to the Athens area from· Davisville, W.Va., and has her bachelor of arts from the College of Education at Marshall University. · Audiences are ducking into family films and · studios wanting more ~ACINE • Racine Village Council wiD meet in recessed session Monday at 7 p.m. at Star Mill Park. RACINE • The Racine Youth ,League hold sign-up for the 1993 ball season on Monday from 6-8 p.m. Final sign-up will be March 20 from 9 a.m. t6 noon; Sign-up wiU be held at the South· em kindergarten building. Registra· tion fee will be $10 for softball players. $15 for baseball players, not to exceed $2S per family. Anyone who di.d not participate in the Racine Youth League previously will need a copy of their birth certificate. will I I SYRACUSE • The Third Wednesday Homemakm Club will ·meet Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. 81 the Syracuse Municipal Building. Cindy Oliveri will speak on MHow You Feel About YoUrself." Basler egis will be made. Bring a Styrofoam e~, material, scissors and a dull parmg knife. · Ohio Lottery • • Pick 3: 030 Pick 4: WEDNESDAY COOLVll..LE • There will be a bunters safety course on Wednesday, Friday,~ 24 and 26 at the Coolville Lions Club Building from 6:30-9:30 p.m. Call Bob Pullins, 667-3831, Ed Rood, 6676348 or Eel Wigal at 667~7 for information. MONDAY C}JESTER - The Chester Base· . ball Association will meet Monday at 7:30p.m. tit Chester Elementary. All interested parents are invited. RACINE • The Big Bend Farm Antique Club wjll meet t.Jonday at 7:30p.m. at Southern High School. ' Cavs are ·beaten 105-101 Page6 0007 . Science fair held • Tuppers Plains Elementary held its' annual science fair recently for fourth, fifth and sixth graders. Receiving outstanding placement were fourth graders, Dean Ale~ander, Joe Brown, Matthew Grubb, Dustin Kebler, Wesley Shafer; fifth graders, Meghan Avis, Matthew Caldwell, Molly Heines, . Leah Sanders; ·sixth graders, Stephanie Evans, Joshua Hager, Sarah Householder. Sari Putman, and J.T. White. NANCY MANLEY Manley honored Nancy Manley has been named March Employee of the Month for Overbrook Center. She was chosen by her peers for her dedication and service to the residents and the facility. The progmm, designed to honor those with the qualities necessary 10 care for the elderly and disabled, has proven to be successfuL She has been in the nursing department as nursing assistant since Overbrook first opened in · October of I 988 and has been a nursing assistant for nine years. When asked what her favorite part of .her position. is she answers "I just love the residents." She has resided in Middleport for 24 years, where she and her husband have raised two daughters, Crysral ·Dexter, 23, and Tmcy Lawson, 21. She enjoys cooking, baking and crafts. She has two grandchildren, Timothy and Stephanie. , . · Among the gifts 'she will receive include dinner and overnight accommodations at the Laffayette Hotel in Marietta. She also will receive a reserved parking space at · the facility. A certificate was presented to Mrs. Manley by Lmda Briggle, adminiscrator. Crowned queen Show sold out - ' --Names in the news-- WADE, M.D. INC. Fifth birthday DOWIINI CHilDS MULUI MUSSII INSUUNCE 5tcoH YOUR IIDIPIIDIIII 'AGENTS IEIYIIG ••• coum IIICI1161. i ' :~~~:::MENT v•, •---------...1 . • '• ~·1ne en • Vol. 43, No. 224 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, Copyrlghled 1lltl3 Ma~h ~. ' I. , 24 high school campers still _missing -in Appalachians sltowmen, and some did more creative tblags like building a fort. Here Danny McCloud, inside, Sean Powell,-lef't, and Clayton Oblinger work on their Lincoln HiD fort of snow. .·Panel calls for overhaul of :. nation's education system . ., WASHlNGTON (AP)- A fed· Injll_ed folbigger tax breaks illiteracy rate was 20 percent com, GGL1i091mluion that ltudiod ways for busineSiwto boOst the coun- · pared with 1 percent ·for fapafl - -rm~·~ for- ' try's investmenf>ft~~U. It said· the . ~while u.s. students rank belo.,; tune$ Clllcd today Cor an ovemaui president also ileeded a prosram 1 those of Canada South Korea of tlie U.S. educadon syStem and !'Jat w~ld not only cut the •ficit Spain and Taiwan' in both scienc~ increases in IOI)B·tenn investment 10 ha,lf 1n four years, as he hal! pro- and malh proficiency. and the I!Bvings rate. , posed, _but. would eliminate it alto· ''The bottom line is simple: if The Competitiveness Policy getl)er 10 e1ght years. we want a higher standard of livCouncil advocated rigorous' pcrforIn !he ~ducation section, ·the in g. we will have to earn it by mance standards for schools and council sa1d th~re was an urgent !mproving the education and trainstudents, including creation of a ·need 10 change expectabons from 10g of our work force " the council uniform blah school transcript to minimum competency 10 high satd. · ' eni;ourage employers 10 review job achievement both for collegeC. Fred B~rgsten, an economist applicants' academic performance. bound and work-bound students." and chairman of the council said It also said colleges should gradu· The council &cknowl~ged' t!'at there was widespread agrc;ment ally increase their admissioos stan· proposals to C;"e&le a un~fonn high that high school students have no dards. school transcnpt and nabonal stan- incentives to study hard because The panel of six Democrats and dards for schools l!"d ~tudents were college admission standards are so . six Republicans 'cnerally'praised coiltrov~rs1al, but It SBtd the current · low and the 50 percent of students ~resident Clinton s economic pro-· educauon system badly needed who do not go pn to college never gram as a good fi!St step but said refonn. · . , ha ve to show their high school much bolder actions were l!CCded. . It noted that Ame11ca s adult grades to prospective employers. :L awmakers assured reforms ~not linked social changes COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP).,.. Gov. George Voinovich and Instruction Superintendent Ted Sanders took stqjs to assure skeptical lawmakers· that an educahon reform plan is not intended to interfere with family respensibililies. They said Monday that while the plan seiJ! certain goals beyond b~sic education, the Legislature w11l have a chance to debate. to change and vote on the details. At a ne\vs conference, the governor also said be opposes a delay in requiring students to pass ninthgrade proficiency tests. Passage will be required in 1994 as a condi· tion fo{ receiving a high-school diploma. Among 01her things, Voinovich blamed what he called a draft of goals, cireulated in the Legislature, Sixth body found in ·Trade Center rubble NEW YORK (AP) -. Searchers . in the rubble beneath the World Trade Center found the body of a hotel purchasing a_gent who was last seen in the parking area minutes before tile bomb exploded. The dellh toll was niaed to six. The body or 37-year-old Wilfre~ Mercado -the lasttriluing victim - was found Monday, more · than two weeks afrer the blast. The first five victliils were found within hqurs of the explosion on Feb. 26 . under the 110-story twin towers. A ~lion Wllrkcr removing debris saw a bcot slicking out and called Port Authority police. The Port Authority owns the trade center. The discovery ended a painful vigil by Mercado's wife, Olga, who had come daily .to the trade center to await word of her husband's &~. ~ Repeated searches .with do~s had failed to uncover Mercado s remains, which were at lhe bottom of a crater filled with ·tons of concrete and other debris. : Man injured in accident A Racine man was traDI~ to Veteru~~ Memorill Hoepilll by lwleias County Emerpncy Medlcil Service 1foilowlna I two-vcblclc accldint ln Sllisbury Tow01dlip, ' the Oa!Jla..Meip Po1t or the Stare Hllhwl)' Pltrol reported. ' 'koaer Spaun, Jr., 47, Vine Street, RaciDe, waa treated and releded, a hoapital lpOkeawoman laid. . Accord ins . to the accident report, Spaurl was westbound on • ,J that lists good family relationships as one measure of what Ohio students should be like when they graduaLC. He sa id employers have told ·him lhat reading, writing and arithmetic are not enough for today's gmduates and that wotlcers must be honest, self·disciplined and able to get along with others. The draft was not intended as a formal recommendation and the Legislature can help decide how to reach such goals, Voinovich said. Some members of the House Finance Committee, headed by Rep. Patrick Sweeney, D-Cleveland, said the proposal appeared to measure character and other personal attribuLCs that are the -responsibilities of families. Sta~ Route 124 wlien a vehicle driven by Timothy W. Zwdler, 20, Route I, Letart, W.Va., backed from a private drive and struck Spaun'a vehicle In the ftont. Zurcher was cited fbr failure 10 yield from a private diive. Spaun's vehicle suStained heavy, disabling damage and was towed from the scene. Zurcher's vehicle Slllllined Ulht damase and remained' at the scene. ' ' • • .• • ' . ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) - today. as lhe othm dilL A teacher who was with one of Parents today awailed word on the The campers froni the C.ran- the group~- that etRerged on Mon; ·fate of 24 campers cauj!ht in the brook Kingswopd Up(Jill School in day was hospitalized in seriou~ blizzard over the weekend wll.ile on Blo?mf.icld· Hills, ¥ich., we~e 1 conjlition with hypotbennia. Five a high school outing in the . mak10g an annual spnng break tn_p students in his group were hospital; Appalachians·. The storm's death based on the Outward Bound Rh•· ized overnight for observation. · toll reached 173, and crop losses losophy of ·building dls~i~line .\>y , Mean\Yhile, insurance compa• · mounted. ' , confronting natural challenges. . •nies· received lhousands of claims. · Road-clearing in the storm-rav- , Parents and teachers Jathered at for storm damage. A.M. Best Co~ · aged East gained urgeJICy as crews•' lhe prjvale school outs1de Detroit the leading rating agency for tfl~. worked overtime to reach the to wait for news. They said the stu- insurance industry, eslimaled tJtaC snowbound. dents had received wilderness sur- the storm caused ui'Wards of $800 "We're still getting !I number of vival training. million in insured~; : calls'' from people in remote areas, ''I feel upbe~t,'' said Nancy Crops were .damaged across the; said Charles Colw_ell, emerg~ncy Shapiro, whose IS-year-old was Soutjl, with heavy losses to fruii's· director in Kentucky's Perry Coun- unaccounted for. "I lhink the kids and vegetables likely to drive ' ty. "All our off-roads are still just are coming out." prices up in the supennarteL about im,passable.' ' '''The wailing ga111e is killing The storm and tlje cold that fo'tIn addition to the deaths evcryQne," college student Chris- lowed ruined such crops as peachreported from Cu ha .to Canada·tian Schultz said moments before cs, blueberries, tomlj!OCS and straw: 32p ew111M.were missi11g after I! -{ear']it~&.,h~~ 17;year·ol4 sister 1, 1 b\lrrics.-lllld k!!ocked juice- oranges fre1ghter sanlc'.Monday off Nova j(lm,bellfy; was ~e. , · off trees in 'Florida: . Scotia, and 16 sailors were missing off Florida. ' · S~chers on Monday failed 10 find the 2 I youngsters and three teachelli in the Grear SmOky Mountains after dozens of others on the trip trudged through deep drifts to After around-the-clock opera· · ruau ar<:a~ 10 maKe 11 ~er for cars safety. The air and ground search tions since Saturllay. a spokesman · to pass. He said that snow mnoval was to resume this morning. for Meigs County Engineer Bob by the highway department's work Bob Miller, a park spokesman, Eason ~pons aU 2SO miles· of was racilitated because mQSI ' said the campers might even hike 'the county toadthatsystem haYe been motonsts cooperaled by staying of{ out of the woods as .scheduled gone over once with ~w mnoval the roads during the sn'ow emer• . I equipment and that a second time gene y. • lj(I)Und began today. State highways in the county are It was reported that all of tfie clear, and township trustees have work has been done in-house , reportedly got equipment out on' thereby not jeopardizing lhe county · those roads. · · highway depanment budget. In With melting of ice and snow: By The Asslicialed Press fact, David Spencer,, an admlnistra· from temperatures in the 50'S: The last snow emergency was tive assistant there, said that the today, some schools are expected> lifled Monday and forecasters were roads are in better shape than if the to open Wednesday. : predic ling a break in the weather county had gone out and hired con- ' Meanwhile, cl~~nup from the: that set record-low temperatures tractors !0 come in and help. He fire damage at Meigs High School· across Ohio. • · was highly complimeritaly of the is underway today llld !hose class ' Road crews .were clearing the county's workers. rooms will be resdy for studenls' remains of the storm tJult hit half of Today coumy workers started Wednesday, Supt. James Carpenter the state on Saturday. ' the pro«;esS of widening the cleared reported. In Meigs County in soutbeastl:m Ohio, the last of the snow emergencies was lifted Monday afternoon. Up 10 22 inches of snow fell in the region over the weekend. Meigs Sheriff James Soulsby said some county roads were still limited to one lane of traffic because of drifting snow. At one poiqt during the week- · end, 25 counties -had imposed snow emergency orders and banned motonsts from icy roads. · ~ But as crows cleared awar the snow, colder weather moved 10. In Mansfield in northern Ohio, a 33year-old record fell when the tem-o perature dipped to 1 degree below zero Monday morning. No deaths or severe injliri.es were reported. - All Meigs ,roads have . been cleaned off- Eason Last emergency order lifted; record lows are recorded Housing starts up 2.$ percent' in February WASHINGTON (AP)- Hous· ing starts rebounded 2.5 percent' In February after falling a month earlier to the lowest level in six months. the government said today. Construction of single-family houses and apartments rose in every region except for the South. The Commerce Depanment said starts totaled 1.21 miOion at a seasonally adjusted annual rate, up from 1.18 million in January. Many economists had expected starts to rise 10 1.23 million. The revised 8.4 percent drop in January was even larger than the initial 7.2 percent estimate. It pushed statts 10 the lowest level since they toialed 1.11 million ~t July. . Analysts had attribuled the Jan. •• .~ . ·weekend bliz~ard clinlbs to 173 SNOW CREATIONS· Wilb lime on their bands and moderate temperatures young people ever.)'wbere too.k to tbe snow fllr re,creatlon Moaday. Some went sleiJh riding, some built •• .•. A MuiUmedll InC. lis u peJI!W. . . 16, 1993 . • ·. 1 Sectlan,12..._.,21_ta : Death·toll ·from New data on aspirin and cancer examined by puzzled doctors By LAURAN NEERGAARD Associated Press Writer ATI.ANTA- Doctors say it'.s . too early to start popping aspirin 10 ward off cancer. .But a new study found deaths from stomach, esophagus. colon and.rectal cancers were lower among people who used aspirin every other day. Earlier research by the American Cancer Society cancer society indicated that aspirin lowered the risk of colon cancer alone. The lateSt study was released by the can· c;er society on Sunday. · Dr. Michael Thun. who con· dueled both studies on the same ' • I , . 30.. ., ' POMEROY - The· Middlepon Liteiary Club will meet•at 2 p.m, Wednesday at the Meigs County Public Library in Pomeroy with Mrs. Roy Holter as hostess. Mrs. James Diehl win review "Alice and Edith" by Dorqthy Clarke Wilaon. For roll call, tell of "The woman behind the man." TUESDAY ·· . J:'()MEROY • The Meigs County S-hepherd's Club will hold its first meeling Tuesday at 7 p.m. 81 .the Meigs County Public Library in Pomeroy. Anyone talcing sheep 10 By JOHN HORN . "I think you can just look ai the · the fair should contact Buddy and AP EDtertalnment Writer results," said Columbia Pictilres Sally Ervin at 949-2136 or Tom LOS ANGELES - Hollywood Chairman Mark Canton. "And the and Judy Avis at 985-4443. has rediscovered the value of the results are that you can do better family - mom, dad and the kids with these ltind of movies and you CHESTER • Chester Council coughing up an average of $5 should make more of them." No. 323, Daughters of America, apiece for movie lickcls. Tom Pollock, the chairman of wiD meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. QuarSex, violence and raw lang~ · the MCA Motion Picture Group. terly birthdays will be observed. are giving way to inoffensive taleS Universal's parent, pegs the phe- Pol'luck refreshments will be of stranded pets, hapless hockey nomenon on a "demographic served. Practice for the spring rally teams and sfobhering dogs. Even bulge" in the audience for family on ApriL3 at Logan will be held. BiD Murray'' latest folm, "Ground- films. Dislrlct 13 practice at Logan wLII hog Day," is rated PG, and the be held March 28 at I p.m. All 635,000 Americans, said the new makers of Eddie Murphy's next PAULA HAYNES "Over the past four or five members are urged 10 attend. Disfindings indicate aspirin may inhib· "Beverly Hills Cop" sequel.want a years, there has been a huge growth · lrict 13 lodge members have Easter · it tumor growth o'r bcost the body's PG-13 mait. of children of the baby boomers," candy available. Order from any This bumper crop of family Pollock said. "These parents don't member. narural cancer·fi$hting cells. Paula Haynes was hopored "But these fmdings need 10 be fllrns is proving hugely profitable want their children to fO to the recently at Valenline Queen or Xi confllllled," he cautioned. "People and studios are scurrying tO snare a movies and see violence.' POMEROY • the annual birth· Gamma Mu Chapter, Beta Sigma The Sleven Spielberg-direcled day celebration of the American shouldn't just start taking aspirin new generation of young moviegobecause of its potential toxicity, It ers. Films once destiried to be rated · dinosaur story "Jurrasic Park" Legion wiD be held by Drew Web- Phi Sorority, at the annual Heart causes ulcers and serious side- . R arc being re-edited for a less (June II) is the most celebrated of ster Post No. 39, Pomeroy, at the and Hand meeting held at the horne of Ruth Rifne. restrictiv~ mark. effects in some people." · · Universal's family films. senior citizens center on Tuesday. She was prescnled with a crown At Universal Pictures, a brief When Thun ·published his first Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. and rose. She has been a member study on aspirin and colon-cancer nude scene was cut from the The studio's ·"Beethoven," a· All members and their spo116es or of the sorority for four years and risk in 1991, doctors touted it as upcoming "Dragon: The Bruce 1992 release about a slobbering St. friends lite urged to attend. has served on various commit.ees. substanlial evidence to prompt clin- Lee S191Y." Ov'er at Warner Bros., Bernard, made more than $57 milHaynes. is an honor student at ical trials of the possible link . . several swear words were replaced lion at domestic !hearers, and $86 Hocking College· and wiD graduate with less bawdy inttrjections in million overseas. A sequel should Those lrials are under way. RED BANK, NJ. (AP) -· Ger- in June with an associ!lte degree in The new evidence IS a little May's "Dave." Both should be be !n .lhesters by Christmas. aldo Riven! will tape two editions medical assisting. She has two chi!· more puzzling, said Dr. Peter rated PG-13. Columbia's ·"Groundhog Day,'' of his television talk show here 10 dren, Matt and Kristi, and two Few studios have done better has been a smash, collecting $43.4 Greenwald, director of cancer pre· raise money for a financially grandsons, Jacob and Garrett Rifvention at the N ationa! Cancer with family films than Walt Dis- million in its fu'St month. ne. strapped theater. · ney. While Disney's G-rated aniInslitute in Bethesda, Md. "It would be unusual for one mated musicals "Aladdin" and thing to be protectant against all "Beauty and the ·Beast" are four cancers, but it's not impossi- unqualified smashes, 'tile studio is ble," he said. "The gold standard making huge profits with modestly of evidence in cancer research are budgeled live-action fare. These clinical trials. This is very interest· releases entertain with a skillful ing suggestive evidence but we mix of simple Story lines for children and wit for 8dults. really need those clinical trials." Aspirin already is touted as a "The Mighty Ducks," a PGweapon against heart attack rated story about a comically inept because it nelps prevent blood hockey team, ~s skated past $50 clots. million. "Homeward Bound: The . Studies on animals and small Incredible Journey," following two groups of people also suggesled it dogs and a cat traveling over lowered the risk of colon cancer, so mountains, has 1J111de almost $30 Tbun studied 635,000 people millio!l in five weeks. between 1982 and 1988. • 'While violent and adult Those who took aspirin at least movies have their place, what our 16 times a month had a 40 percent culture is saying is, 'We're Sllluratlower risk of dying of colon can- ed with material of lhatsort,"' said cers than non-users. he reported in David Vogel, executive vice presi1991. dent of production for Walt Disney For the new study, published in Pictures. "People are looking for the journal Cancer Research, Thun movies that make them feel better looked at ~s from any type of - they want to be uplifted." cancer in these same people. He Current and upcomin$ livedid th~ foUowup because new ani- action Disney family films mclude mal experiments suggested aspirin "A Far Off Place" (opened Fricould affect numerous cancers, day), "The Adventures of Huck Finn" (April 2), "Hocus Pocus" even breast and lung cancers. But the only possible link he (July 16) and "The Three Muskefound was between aspirin and teers" (Christmas) . A "Mighty digestive-uact cancers - ·not other Ducks" follow-up is in the works. The push for family films is types of lhe disease. driven by economics than The risk of dying from colon, concern more about society's betterment. stomach, esophagus and rectum According to a recent study by cancers was 40 percent lower media analysts Paul Asbley Boyles, seeond arade. Back, Tiffany STUDENTS HONORED • These ltudenta at Kagan Associamong the heavy aspirin users, he Speacer, third arade; Matthew Grubb; fourth Tuppen PlaiDs Elementary School were bon· ates, 41 percent of PG-rated films found. ' ·grade; Matthew Bissell, nrtli srade; Sarah ored at a recent assembly as students or tbe Thun then artificially increased grossed $20 million or more, while Householder, sixth grade: Brlttney Rucker, K;t, month for February. Tbe students are, front, 1-r, the risk factors for those types of 27 percent of R-rated movies wuabsent. · Chrissie Gregory, nrst grade; Mark Guesa, K-2; - -- -cancer - obesity. high-fat diet, passed that benchmark. These days, PG-rated movie is almost three smoking 31\d use of alcohol ~~ atimes more likely to reach $100 computer «i see if it affecled JOHN A. million than an R title. rates in his srudy. woman at 110, doesn't smoke or NEW YORK (AP) -+ Emma drink and says "moderation in "The trends of decreasing risk Thompson, nominated for an Oscar everything" is the key to her seen for aspirin alone ... were EAR • NOSE • THROAT • for her performance in "Howards unchanged or somewhat stronger," IOnF,CVity. · ' ALLERGY End,'' says she's still starstnick. the study said. 'Live well, help others, and · Travis Hubbard, son of 'rcresa "I had great difficulty not BOARD CERTIFIED and David Hubbard, Aiken, S.C.,. falling to my knees when I met have plenty of friends," said Scott, SPECIALIZING IN and grandson of Harold and Char- Clint Eastwood and Gene Hack· who celebrated her birthday on lene "Thomas, Middleport, celcbnt· man,' • Thompson said in the April S~dbom in ~din 1883 •ADULT I PEDIATRIC I· issue ofJ adios' Home Journal. ed his fifth birthday teeendy. became a schoolteacher in ALLERGY Thompson received' the Oolden and A pizza party was held at his Belfast AIDS home with a "101 Dalmailon" Globe award as best dramatic the 20th sbonly after the dawn of •HEARING •RECURRENT EAR actress for her portrayal of the theme. ceo ~·------, INFECTIONS IN CHILDREN Attending were Rick, Sherry inder;ndent wife in "Howards •ASTHAM and Ryan West, Kayla Carson, End' In January, when Bulwood Judy and Carrie Reynolds and and Hackman were recolllized for :=~~~c~:E the revisionist Western ''\Jnfcqivfriend, Misty. • He received a call from his en. '' OF SKIN I grandpar.cnts who sang "Happy . Thompson. 34, got bet start 12 Birthday." . Ill St., Po•eroy FACIAL LESIONS yean ago ,dOing comedy llkllt~:hea Otben ~ending cards and 11ifll at CambricJ&e Univenlty, followed MEDIC~~~~ENT were hit srandparents, Tim by Slllld-up comedy and the lead in Thomas and families, Harold, Sue London's hit musical "Me 111d My ~. 675·1244 and Cindl Roush, Deb and Junior GirL" Offcnbelger, Adam Triplett, Ann s~~te 112. Dr., 1 1 . and FeUx Moi!llllt, P.N. Miller, Jeff REAY,Scolland(AP)-Annic Pt.PINH1t,WY. TRAVIS HUBBARD and Julie Hubbard and family. Scott, Scotland's oldest living .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _., Low lonJabt .... 30. RaiL Wednesdoy, nla,ltlgll Ill apper ' uary plunge to unfavorable weather ·and an unsustainably high level of construction a month earlier, a 1.29 million annual rate. Mapy observers believe the housing industry vmt continue .to improve as the economy ·~= strength and mortaut IIIII 111 low . 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