https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/85193cc0cfe7f6afc609324de7e4701e.pdf d08002d67b0d1ca3595e903251bea10b PDF Text Text . Page-12-The Dally Sentinel .. ~ Relief could . COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI):J;telief could ~ in sight for cable ielevision · subscribers that beCome .ilngercd when they get no service. .: · Sen . Harry Meshel, D~Youngstown, wants to credit con. s omers. bills for service time lost -due no fault of the customer. He {lroposed such legislalion Wednes'day in lhe Senate. · "The cable companies shed no ~s when charging consumers a ;:penalty of $3 or $4 when a monthly biU is overdue for even one day," :Meshel said. "I think cable con'S umers should be able to peflll)ize :providers who fail to provide quali:ty service." . · Meshel said he came up with the Jdea after suffering through some ,:Jong evenings without. use of his ;:te.Jevision. In most cases cable cus- Pomaroy-Middlepon, Ohio . ~iddleport Court news be in sight for cable TV subscribers tomers cannot simply · choose another finD to provide lhe service, · he noted. " Consumers need beaer quality service and more timely response from the cable compames," Meshel said. " How many people · have had to wait at home all morning or afternoon waiting for the .. cable Iepairman? How many hours of work have been lost by consumers forced to take off from work to have their cable repaired?" When service IS diSrupted for ·a minimum of four hours, his proposal would allow cable system customers to prorate the bill for each day seryicc IS disrupeed and assess a penalty of $1 to be credited to customer bills for each d&y of ser· vice disruption. . The plan excludes the penalty for m~ive disrtlJIIi~ of ~rvi~e to do an act of God, while still I . allowing customers to prorate down for loss of service. I Livestock report · . GaUipoUs Stockyards Co. Mordl2, 1,1 Medium rn.e, Stten: 250-300 lbl., 96.00.12S.OO; 300-SOO lbo., 92.50-112.00; soo.700 lbo., 75.00.93.00; 700-U~ 65.00.76.00. Butcher Bull: Utilities, 61.50-70.00. • CanneriOrtter, 51.00.58.00. Veal Ca!Y•: Oloicelprime. 95.00.107.00. Medium, ~ .00-'H.OO. SprlnptCows: . n5.oo.Adown. · MediuM Frome, llelfen: Cow/Call COil!. 250-300 lbo., 81.$0.100.00; 900.0Q.down. 300-500 lbo., 79.00.9BO; Bab7 c....., SOO.700 lbo., 75.00:87.50; 175.00 A down. 700-Up 60.00:74.00. Buldrer Sows: Buldrer ......: ~ lbl., 43.S0-47.00. Utiliti01, 51.00-58.00. TopHop: · Canner/Cullen, 43.00.53.00. 220-250 lbl., 4nS0-47.SO. U&ht weiahtlow anode OOWI, 43.00-Down. Buldrerlleon: Heif...ues, Up to 158.5(). 39.00-41.50. Holsloln Stetn 111d Bun.: Pip b7 Hud: 300:800 lbs. 67.00-90.50. 18.00-38.00. Thursday, March 7,1891 Ohio Lottery Sheets wins in state wrestling tournament 1!-'o wme fined llld five others ccr. fotfeated bonds in the court of Mid· Others fined in the court were cUepor:t Mayor Fred Hoffman Tues· . Gaylord Young, Albany;$2S and day mght on charges of physical costs disorderJ lliiiiJICf: and Rick control o~ a motor vehicle while Hawiey, Mi~ ru' and costs, unde:t the influence of alcobol. accumulalion oftraSh and g&Jbage. Fmed wme _Uirry L. Rutter and Others forfeiting bonds were Harold F. Pewt, both of Pomeroy, ·· Leonard E. Koenig, Pomeroy, $52 ~25 an~ costs and three days m speeding; William P. Kerr, Jr.: Jail. Pettit was also fine:d $2S and Albany, $50 speeding; Ronald L. 1 c~ts ~ a charge of expired OJlCill- Fry, J'omero), $250 on a charge of • tor s licen~. illegal transport of a firearm, and Forfetttng bonds1 9n the charge $2SO for carrying a ftrearlll while · were Kenneth R. Leesburg of intoxicated; Jimmy Harris $110 on Albany, Derry Dale Bryan of disorderly conduct and '$110 on Cheshire, Mark A. Haley of Wood· contempt of court. stock, lll., James A. McDonald of Rutland, and Ralph R. Snider o( The Internal Reftnae Service ofMiddleport. McDonald also fodeit· ten toiHree lelepllone agistance to ed bonds of $210 for driving while residents in ai!IO Illites, tbe District under financial risk suspension, of Columbia, and $235 for fleeing a police offi· lin lalands. Puerto Rico aad the Vir- Pick 3: 326 Pick 4: 7758 Cards : 5-l:l, 9-C; 4-D; 6-S Page3 ' . ! Vol.41, No. 224 _J • • • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, March 8, 1991 Copyrighted 1991 ' Io · By LEON DANIEL UPI Chier Correspondent . . Secreiary of State James Baker , began a Middle East tour in search of permanent peace Friday as th~ first unit of American soldiers ordered home from the Persian Gulf War returned to hugs, kisses and tears of joy. Iraq said it found two U.S. ser· vicemen and 40 missing Western j011mal~stsin the strife-ravaged city . REGISTER APPLIANCE • ELECTRONICS FOR 431 UPPER RIVER ROAD GALLIPOLIS, OH. FREE PRIZES NEXT TO IIVEIIIONT HONDA/YAMAHA/POLARIS By KATIE CROW Sentinel Correspondent 19" COLOR TELEVISION . ' . ' 19" COLOR TELEVISION REMOTE CONTROL $197 CABLE READY liJ r'IOidStar· 13" REMOTE CONTROL nLEVISION DISHWASHER $247' ·cAMCORDER $197 General Electric $697 REMOTE CONTROL CABLE READY · .liJ GoldStar~ 13" COLOR TELEVISION . $177 i]Goldstar• 20" COLOR TELEVISION S267 2'5 " COLOR TELEVISION SRAND OPENINS SPECIAL S387 24" CONSOLE STEREO & REMOTE CONTROL VCR ON SCREEN PROGRAMMING $497 CD PLAYER 4 HEAD VCR $297 $227 ' SHARP !VIIS/ HQ .~ Syracuse Village Council at its Thursday night meeting discussed the drastic economic effect the closing of lhe Meigs Mines would have on. Meigs and surrounding counties and pledged assistance and suppon to groups and individu· a1s working to avert that possibili· ty. Council Member Katie Crow commended County Commissioner Richard Jones for his tremendous efforts in the mine siwation noting that in every news account of meetings reg.arding the mines or other industry in the county,Jones is there to speak for the county. Mayor Eber Pickens reported that lhe III;W addi.tion to the fire Sta• tion has been completed. The 32x40 addition which provides housing for two firetrucks and BE THERE!!J WASHER • extending a cautious overture 10 tion as well as Israeli arid Soviet Palestinians at the center of the · leaders. After the stop in Saudi Middle Easl conflicL · Arabia, he will visit war-torn Directed by President Bush to Kuwait Saturday. A C-141 military plane carrying listen, probe and suggest but not dictale terms, Baker flew to the 105 members of the 24th MechaMiddle East to see whether victory nized Infantry Division, one of the over a common roe - Iraq - has flfSt to arrive in Saudi Arabia when spawned willingness to set aside the gulf crisis began seven monlhs ago, was greeted by 8,11 Army band long-held hostilities. Baker intended to meet with all and a cheering, flag-waving crowd the major Arab allies in the coali- as it touched down Friday morning SALES 614-446-8051 SEIVICE 614·446·3733 $287 2 Soctlono, 14 Pogeo 25 canto A Multi!Mdle Inc. Nowopt~per - $179 at Hunter Army Airfield near Savannah, Ga. The soldiers boarded buses for a quick trip to their home base at Fort Stewart, Ga., where they were officially dismissed for emotional reunions with wives, children, patents and friends. "We ate, of course, the flfSt of many planeloads to arrive in this country to joyful families and to return to ollr homes and our loved on~." Brig. Gen. Terry Scott said. "I'd like to tell the American peopl~ how much we appreciate your suppon, your piaycrs and your confidence ." Bush called home the first or the 537,000 U.S. troops in the Middle E~st this week. Defense Secretary D1ck Cheney said in an interview that lhe return of U.S. troops should run at lhe rate or about 5,000 a day. Syracuse -council discusses possibilities of mine closings FRIDAY, MARCH 8th 9:00 AM, TIL 8 P.M. SATURDAY 9:00A.M. TIL 5:00 P.M. SUNDAY ·1 P.M. .TIL s·.P.M. ·[iJ GoldStar· ~ GoldSta·r · · ROll of Basra and brought them to · Baghdad for release to lhe lnternationa! Committee or the Red Cross. Unrest also was reported to be' con· tinuing in at least 12 Iraqi cities, including Baghdad. Baker arrived in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and was to meet with King Fahd and other officials to begin a postwar search for peace, looking for modest signs of conciliation · between Arabs and Israelis while ' . $247 .. • U.S. troops return home from war I DRYER Partly cloudy Friday night. Variable cloudiness Saturdl!y, 20% chance of precipitation. $97 ' ~~~~~CS~OUNTY HISTORY GIVEN • Mar· garet left, DirectOr or the Meigs County Pioneer and Society and Meigs Coun· ty Museum, and Rev. William Mlddleswarth, ·. also active with tbe HiStorical Society and Museum, presented a brief histo~y or Meigs County to the third, fourtb, fifth and sixth on grade at Riverview Elementary In . observance of Right to Read Week. Mn. Parker spoke on the history orthe county and Rev. Mid· dleswarth presented a sUde show. . Mason County landfill shut down . The state Division of Natural Resources on Thursday order¢ the Mason County landfiU closed, saying an investigation revealed a pal- . tern of violations. DNR Director Ed Hamrick said he issued lhe order under the state Solid Waste Management Act, telling ERO Inc. to cease all operations at its West Columbia lanclmi at lhe close of business Thursday. "We are taking this action because our investigation on ERO showed lhe company has a history of disregarding West Virginia's Solid Waste Management Act, the stateUs solid waste regulations, and previous orders issued by this agency," Hamrick said. "Such actions cannot lJe tolemted by the agency," he said. A.O .· Powers, who serves as president of ERO, Inc. , was unavailable for comment this morning. Ham.riclc said Thursday's order stemmed from "Operation Waste Watch," a month-long undercover investigation by the DNRUs Solid Waste Assessment team, and from on-site inspections of the facility. It came one day after Mason County Prosecutor Damon Morgan filed 176 charges against ERO based on repons supplied by the DNR. The county charges include failure to maintain required daily logs, failure to apply daily cover over waste, failure to maintain required certifications relatin~ to medical waste, Operating outs1de permitted . hours and exceeding monlhly ton· nage limits, Hamrick said. If convicted, ERO cOuld face up to $4 million in fines, Hamrick said. Hamrick said information col· llited during lhe.DNR's investigation also was turned over to the federal prosecutor ' s office in Charleston . He said the DNR is willing to help any West Virginian affected by the closure order fmd alternative waste disposal sites. Point Pleasant Mayor Russell Hollan(! stated today that lhe city, which maintains its 'own garbage service, will be hauling that trash to the landfiU in Gallia County. "My main purpose is lo take care of the citizens of Point Pleas· ant," Holland added. He stated it will cost the city 25 percent more to dump there, with fees mising from $15.50 per ton, to $20.46 per ton. The mayor con· eluded by saying lhat the increase will not be passed along to customers at this time. "We hope we don't have to (raise the rates)," Hoiland said. The Town of New Haven, which also has its own hauling business, will be dumping in Gallia County, too, for the time being, according to officials at the city building. New Haven picks up trash on Mondays and Tuesdars. with garbage from businesses bemg picked up Fridays. Meanwhile residents of Mason, whose trash was to be picked up · today by P.owers' hauling service under the name of S!!nitation Service, Inc., do not know if their garbage will even be picked up. Sanitation Service, Inc. and Powers' other company, Rural Sanita-" tion, Inc. serves many areas in lhe county, including Mason, Henderson, Sand Hill Road, and communities below the Kanawha River. Mason Mayor Agnes Roush said this morning she received .a tele· phone call from Powers Thursday, asking if he could dump a "substance" into the town 's sewer sys· tem. Roush said she told him she wo1,1ld haVe to incorporate the opinion of the DNR, along wilh getting council's inpuL Powers told. her he di~ not have that kind of time , Roush said. Roush noted now it's "son of a wait and see thing" as to whether garbage is picked up in Mason. She said she might call an emergency meeting to obtain the council's input. The Mason County Commissioners discussed the Situation during a regular meeting Thursday evening, an4 planned to meet with members of the Mason County Solid Waste Authority Monday evening, to further discuss the closing. Ultimately, it will fall upon one of these two organizations to provide the citizens of Mason County with trash pickup should Powers decide to drop his franchise with lhe county to provide lhc haul' ing service. equipment cost $32,000 and is residents. being paid by the rlfC department She was granted permission tO The mayor also noted that per- purchase equipment costing $102 sons who have not paid their traffic 10 repair lhe swings at the park. fines wiU be sent notices and war· Council decided to tear down the rants for their arrests will be issued - . shelter next to lhe hi~hway which to those who fail to comply. was damaged sometime ago and Teresa Tyson-Drummer, council use the roof for a storage building member, explained to Council which will house a spreader box. about ongoing programs at HockIt was decided .to send letters to ing Technical College and Ohio residents who are in violation of University whereby a person may village ordinances regarding matbe trained as a park director. Also ters whereby health hazards are she noted that through the same concerned as well as things crealprogram, with lhe village offering ing eyesor~ in the community. use of London Pool, lessons to Mayor Pickens and Councliman secure certification for lire guard Jim Hill will attend a contiouing license can be provided. Drummer education class on court prc:adure will secure additional information. on May II at Canton. The village will provi'le the pool Others attending the meeting for the lire guard msuuction, it was were Kenny Buckl ey, council decided.. _ ~.~beri J. amce l..a":.so,n, _~\t;f.!<. 1 lll,!d Drummer also explained briefly J1m Connolly, pollee ch1ef. fhe how the Meigs County Correction mayor's repon of $797 was accept· Program works and its benefit to ed. Welfare reform bill introduced A bill which would allow some dard of need. It takes an imporlant first step welfan; recipients to work and earn income but keep some of th~ir ben· . toward badly needed welfare efits has been re-introduced in lhe reform in this state by changing lhe Ohio General Assembly by State way that benefits are budgeted," · Representativ,e f>iary Abel (D· Abel said. ·Athens). ·· The proposal would allow indiHouse Bill 224 would allow. viduals to keep any income up to individuals receiving Aid to SO percent of the slandard of need Dependent Children or General in lhe first year it_ is implemented Assistance to keep an amount of and would increase that amount by income that would inake up the dif- · five perceni each following year ference between what they receive until the 100 percent standard is in benefits and the minimum slan- reached. dard of need as established by the . As the system currently operOhio Department of Human Ser· ates, a family of three, usually a vices. · · · mother and two children receives The minimum standard is $334 per month in assistance . defined as the level of income suf- However, the Department of ficient to provide adequate food, Human Services has determined clothing and shelter. G:urrent bene· that a family of that size ,equires at fit levels from ADC and GA fall least $776 to meet its basic needs far below this standard, according to Rep. Abel. ' "This plan would provide rmancial incentives for recipients to accept jobs by allowing them to continue to receive benefits until ther have enough income to meet the1r most basic needs," Rep. Abel said. . ''Many people on assistance wanl to work, but the welfare sys· tern forces them to choose between low paying jobs that don't provide health insurance or remain depen· denl on an insufficient welfare ben· ·• efit which at least provides health care through Medicaid," she explained. Abel pointed out that the intent · of lhe bill is to allow recipients to "fill the gaf between what they already rece•ve in pllblic assiStance and what they actually need to live on. II would require the Depanment .of Human Services to change its rules and establish a new stan- each month, according to Rep. Abel. That level itself is still bolow the Federal poverty level, whlch is approximately $880 per month for lhe same family, she noted. While on the surface lhe $334 per month in assistance may seem minimal insofar as basic needs are concerped, the Department of Human Services advises that the same size family qualifies for $277 ' in food stamps, special assistance with utility bills and full medical care through Medicaid. Abel imroduced the same legislation in lhe last Geneml Assembly as House Bill 897. Bi-partisan support for the plan includes .25 cosponsors. Abel said that 18 other states have gone to a system of b~et on the minimum standard o( n . ' MACE group discusses news articles By MELINDA POWERS chapter of MACE. ''That's not uue OVP News Starr at all. We're just for a cleaner envi· A Gallia County environmenlal ronment." group temporarily changed its . The group '. s att~ntion ~a s focus from·environmenlal issues to duected at articles 1n the Pomt local media coverage or lheir group . Pleasant (W.Va.) Registe~ and the " ata meeting Thursday nighL Gall1pohs (Oh1o) Daily Tnbune: In Members of the Mason Associa- .the Register's March S article, tion for a Cleaner Environment Kenton Sheline, past president of (MACE) took issue wilh two spe- the Mason County (W.Va.) Comcific news stories thai were puli- miss!<>n, stated lhat "a small ~p" lished in local papers recently cont~nued to oppos~ t~e posstble about the objectives of lheir group. locauon or a paper m1U m the area. ."We ' ve been mistakenly por·~~~·:s a small group that's trayed as being anti-industry and pro~s~n~ the~ mlll, lhe sll~nt against progress," said Dan White, rnaJonly 1S for •!; I'm .fed up ~th president or the ,Gallia County that small group, Sheline had S31d. ~. ' Although MACE was not not to give it a chance... specifically mentioned, White was MACE member Bobbie Holzer convinced that Sheline meant them . did not agree with Fowler's out"He's not mentio11ing us by look. ' "I wani people 10 have ~s, but name. I don't know why. Maybe he I don' t want to ruin what s left of thinks we're getting too much press our beautiful country," she said. coverage," White joked. 1n other issues, the group agreed A second article, published in the Tribune Feb. 20, quoted Gal- to form an ad hoc commiuee to lipolis Community Improvement push for the passage of the 3 mill Coiporation Executive Vice Presi- operating levy for the Gallia Coun· ty Landfill. The members discussed dent Jack Fowler. "When you have local environ· among lhemselves the options that mental opposition like MACE, they . should be made P.Ublic in the event thai the levy falls on May 7 and can. stop progress," Fowler had agreed to make $uggestions to the said. "The Alabama (River Pulp) committee for specific actions. plant is too important 10 this area ' \. . NEW SIGN ·A llrp sip ... been erected In front ortbe Melp County PubUe Library on Main Stftet alona with 111110 entrance and exit slana markln1 tile driveways. Money for the new slana CIIDe from repllr fUIIds or the Melp County Library Board. Tht sips are In brick red a•d wblte In buUdinl replicas to coordinate • _with the new library bulldin1. One side or the sip will be used to list the tltlel or the c:lllldren's movlel whlc:h are shown every Satur· day at l p.m. while the other tide will hiVe special messages for patrons. This montb It reads, "March 11 Fine Free Month." Librarian Ruth Powers encourages book borrowers lo return overdue books this month to avoid the usual nnes. �. . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio • .Commentary :: ••• ·'• •.• ..••. Page 2-'-The Dally sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, March 8, 1991 • '..l ·J • • '·'' •• Gl's won't miss much about Persian Gulf .....,,' .Jack Anderson -:~: The Daily Sentinel ,_IT, . '• •' , lllC•rtS&reei ~ ,i I , WITH U.s. FORC~ s IN .and the coveted meal was the one trade their food to the French, but SAUDI ARABIA • Ask the sol- with a little packet of M&M can- the French turned up dleir noses. DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA . . -. ' . • Slow mail. The 300 tons of diers here for a list of things they dies. ,~ The soldiers tried to be creative daily mail came slower and slower llfb_ ' will least miss about the Persian &!m~ ~._ ......,,..,....,o::::~..... , Gulf, and they will need a ream of with their rations. Some added en route as trucks were diverted for one could go anywhere without a ~v . . : paper. Besides the sand and the cheese and crushed crackers to shipping the more vital supplies to weapon, a gas mask and a passsun, here are the things U.S. troops their tuna and called it a "casse- the front One major figured out it word. That made for some interest· \ ROJJE RT J,. WINGETT CHARLENE HOEFLICH role," but it was not like Mom's took nearlr, two months from the inc ensembles • soldiers wearing T• wiU be happy to leave behind: · Publisher Gmetal Mana~rer • MREs, the ubiquitous Meals . home cooking. .Others made time his wife posed a question in a shirts, shorts and shower shoes • Ready to Eat, Served in a pouch, makeshift chile by mixing the leller and got the answer back. with an M-16 !Uid a gas mask slung· · •; consumable hot or cold . We "beef slices" entree with something ''Writing letters is almost no dia· over their shoulders. And there ., PAT WHlTEHEAD Aulo&ant Pablllher/Controller thought they were passable, but we dubiously called the "bean compo- Iogue at all," he complained. "It's were som~ bizarre conversations. A :.; didn't have tQ eat them for six nent" and Tabasco sauce. Peanut more like two soliloquies that occa- guard might say, "Well sir, read : • A MEMBER o! The United P ress International, Inland Dally P ress butter fudge was concocted using sionally overlap." · . any good Novels lately," to which .•• months. Association a nd t he Amer ican Newspaper Publishers Association. • High security. All the key a soldier was sll)lllOSed to answer, •:• The meals come in a dozen vari- two cocoa packets , four coffee • eties with tiny bottles of Tabasco creamers, one envelope of peanut camps were ringed with sandbags, "No, just a lot of Rubbish." One .• LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less than 300 concertina 'wire, concrete and division rejected the use. of "bed· sauce to give them some bite. butter and hot water. words long. AU lettero a re s ubJect to editing and must be signed· with Some Americans even tried to machine gun emplacements. No room" 1111d "crusade" as the pass- :: Swaps were the order of the day, name, address and t elephone number . No unsigned letters wUI be pubword and response of the day. The • lished. Letters shOuld be In good taste. addressing issues, not personalir disappointed soldiers had planned a ties. fine variety of exchanges around -.:'\ that combinadon. :~: - Dirty clothes and sleeping . ·<:• bags. Laundry facilities were rare, · ·' and hand washing clothes meant · ·~ hanging them out to dry in a sand ~· storm. The Pll!ltagon was supposed to ~upply enough spare sleeping bags so the ttoops could rotate their · " 11~11111 matter, any working person anyDear Editor: diny ones into the laundry, but the ·:: more. The NLRB, which I assume spares .never materialized. Anyone I can't understand why Mr. our taXes are paying their salary, who turned a sleeping bag over to '' Boyle refuses to meet with the can take theu own ·good lime the laundry h~d to s~eep a. few ~ Umon and try to get this lock-Out reviewing the cases; so they say. , nights bundled m clothmg until the -:-. To us it seems like a delaying settled. And it was a lock-out; bag came back. · . .-·0! when men who are already on the tactic until people forget what~­ Latrines. They are always rudi· · ··; job working are asked to gather up ly happened. Any reasonably intel• mentary, and never the high point ,, their belongings and leave the work hgent person should be able·to look of military lif~ In Vietnam, locals · ;' place by the company there is no at the facts and give a decision • were hired for the cl~anup and · ·~ way it cail be called a strike; . and what about the fedetal mediaburning of waste, but m this war · ·< although some people are !lOW tor that we were supposed to get • Americans had to do their own. · ~~ and what is the Secretary of referring to it as a strike. One gro~;~p of people iJ! th~ Gulf ;· Maybe that's what Mr. Boyle Labor's job??? These are surely dido 't m111d the open-all' ·toilets • .;. . wants, for people to forget what legitimate questions. the press. It was the only f.lace that •' The news media keep saying really happened. There has not a military cen.sor wouldn t follow, • been, at least in the 27 years that 1700 Jieople but lets assume that at and many a news tip was piclced up· : my husband has worked there, a least I000 of these are married, that Irom a soldier at the communal • • strike that has lasted more than makes ii 2700 persons. Taking it a facility .. •• three days, at the Ravenswood bit further lets assume they have at least one child or·two that would ' plant Just last fall the company wrote make it arouild 5400 persons. Isn't it time · to admit that a letter to all the employees comt mending them for the great job nob9dy wins in these situati<;ms. they had done in the first three Not the company, not the umon, quarters of 1990. I seem to remem- and not the communities. As a mat· ber that the sum mentioned was ter of fact the longer it goes on the The triumphant end of the Gulf flowered into political and econom- ' Soviet Union simply buckled under worse things will get; scars are · around ninty million dollars. war makes it possible, at last,' to ic freedom in the United States, and economic strain of the conflict · · In late September I attended a made that takes years to heal. So I make sense of the 20th century: to Britain and elsewhere). r· and the manifest inadequacies of on which the West is critically . dinner the company held for the believe it is time to start the negoti- understand the ferocious impulses The Second World Wir repreMarxist economic theory. Once dependent, raised in acute form the employees that had over 25 years, tations in ernest and get this settled that fueled its wars, and to identify sented the nrst major clash of these again the ·united States emerged as chief questi!>n posed by the end of with tlf company. There we lis- before things get worse; before . the nations and tendencies that rival systems. At 1ts close, fascism the world's only superpowa-. the Third World War: What kind of tened to speeches by Mr. Wor- there are more scars formed, more have emerged victorious at last was dead, the Soviet Union had But it was a different country, in new world order will now emerge.? lledge, Mr. Boyle and several oth· hurts, real or imagined, made; been gravely injured, and the Unitmany ways, than the one· Henry When the century began, the To his great credit · a credi.t , ers again praising the men for their while there is still time for healing world was still dominated by a ed States • spokesman for freedom Luce had hailed 40 years earlier. Its which wiD, I Suspect, rightly deter· · :' work and talking about the profits between neighbors, families, and handful of Euro~ nations preoc- • was indisputably the most power- self-confidence had been eroded by mine his place in history • Geage ' they had alrell!l~ made and how communities. ful nation on earth. Henry Luce, domestic attacks on its inherent Bush recognized at once that this : I pray this will· happen soon and cupied with theU' historic rivalries surveying proud they were on the men. the scene, declared that fairness, and by an all too visible was "a defining hour," Under his and quarfels . B' u t tMs . world Now this is the same men that that anyone th!lt can help toward destroyed itself in the conflagration the 20th cenhlly would clearly be. decay in moral standards. The Viet- · leadership, the United States mobihas been locked out of their work- this goal, will be willing to do so, or the First World War, and was known to history as "the American nam War . easily·the worst planned lized the world against Iraq's .· . , place. You tell me how they can for all our sakes. · · · . and worst conducted war in Ameri- aggression, and briskly repelled it. swiftly succeeded by one driven by century." Sincerely, powerful justify their actions. . . But almost at once (and not for can history • was cited as evidence supranational impulses Let there be no doubt of the .. . Nancy Holbrook generated by the Enlightenment: the ftrst time in history) deep dif· that the country . was "a pitiful, It seems to me that no one IS enormous signifiCance of our victo· New Haven, W.Va. 25265 scientific rationalism (represented ferences had emerged between the heirless giant" willing to help the union, or for that ry in the Gulf war. The world has will spare my liberal readers recognized its new leader, and it is , • by the disciples of Karl Marx, in victorious allies of the war just ended. By 1947, what plainly any extensive comments on what neither Japan nor the European ·i the Soviet Union and its satellites), deserves to be called the Third Ronald Reagan had to do with community. We can see at last, not ' · the Romantic response to this (perWorld War had broken out changing all this, and note only the only the shape of the past, but quite verted by fascism into various mythic forms that powerfully between the United States and the tremendous developments of the probably the shape of•the future as ,, attracted such great nations as Ger- Soviet Union and their respective past seven months. well . This .was, after all, "the Saddam Huss~in's occupation American century" • or at least the many, Italy and Japan), and the suppoiters. At last, in the Iast 1980s, the of Kuwait, threatening oil supplies first American century. classical liberal tradition (which Pomeroy, Ohio and Dale VanAtta .. I I l I Letters to the editor PERSlAN GULF Nobody wins in these situations []]]] WIN~NG . WEJGHTLIFTERS ·The. top welghtllfter In each weight class woa awards at the •cil!d aanual Marauder Lift-a-Thon. Pic· turec;l from left to ri1ht are Bill Audersoa, heavyweight divisioa champion aad th strongest Marauder; Mike Cremeans, mid· · dlewelght champion; Matt Haynes, llghtweilht champlou; and Eric Heck, nywelgbt title Wfu. uer. By Uaited Preu luterutiooal The Louisville Cardinals,' suffering thrpugh their worst year in de(ades, are making !I mad !1CJ11111· ble to salvage their season. Louisville, in the unfamiliar position of being the I(ISt seed in the MetrO Conference tournament at Roanoke, Va., topped No. 19 Southern Mississippi 83-76 in the tournament's opemng round. · Everick Sullivan hit 28 points and Louisville forced Sout!tern MississipPi into 24 turnovers as the Cardinals became the· first No. 8 seed in the conference's 15-year history to post a victory. "It's a rewarding victory when you've struggled all year like we have," Cardinal head coach Denny Crum said of his 13· 1-5 squad. "You finally get to the point where you start doing enough things right and you get some momentum.'' The Cards have won five of their last six games. . Louisville last failed to clear the .5()() mark in 1943-44, when it. went 10-10. The Cardinals were 7-10 in 1941-42. . Darrin Chancellor scored 29 · points for the Eagles, 21-7, who have lost four of their last five games. "We've obviously had a great year, but the last 10 days to two . weeks have been the most diffiCUlt I can remember in coaching," said Southern Miss head coach M.K. Turk. "It seems like Ws a mental game that we're playing right now.'' While Louisville kept its hopes alive for an NCAA tournament bid, Georgia State, Penn State and Murray State nailed down automatic tournament berths with victories. At University Park, Pa., James Barnes matched his season high with 22 points as Penn State clinched its first NCAA tournament berth since 1965. The Nittany Lions posted their third straight20-victory season and won their first Atlanuc 10 title in their last season of conference membership. · · . Peqn State will play an independent schedule ne:oa season before joining the Big Ten for the 1992-93 campaign. AI Deland, Fla., PhiUip Luckydo scored 21 points and tournament MVP Chris Collier had 19 points ... It's the·American century, after all I William A. Rusher : ~ A:vms will continue to flow to friendly nations By HELEN THOMAS UPJ While House Reporter WASfDNGTON - President Bush apparently does not agree with some of his coalition partners that there should be an embargo on arms shipnients to the Middle East in the aftermath of war with Iraq. Asked whether the United States and others wiD "iluit selling arms" to the volatile region, Bush told a recent news conference: "I don't think there wiD be any arms embargo because we're not going to let any frielld come into a role where its security is threatened. But let's hope that out or all this there will be less proliferation of all kinds or weapons, not just unconventional weapons.'' · His statem~t does not lxide well for placing any curbs on arms sales in the future. The United States was a heavy supplier of arms to Iraq, a friend at the time, while it was fighting Iran in an eight-year war. After the war, Iraq continued to build its armed services, receiving amls, including Scud Missiles, from the Soviet Union. Moreover, Soviet military advisers were assigned to that country by the hundreds. · Bush made a command decision to destroy the Iraqi war machine when he began his round-the-clock bombing of that country, aiming the bombs 111 all military installations and command centers as well as Iraq's lifeline, including potable water, elecnicity and fuel. As for keeping .the friendly nations well supplied, it certainly is predictable that Kuwait will want to build an arsenal to prevent any future takeover and to expand its small army into a huger fon:e with American help. . . ' Saudi Arabia also will have its eyes on some of the high-tech weapons that performed from its soil in the 42-day war against Iraq. Syria, Egypt and fsrael may seek more arms for their security needs. So where does it all lead. The Bush administration .has been thinking seriously 'of seeking a nuclear-free zone in the Middle East But that will he hard to achieve. And the president says he has no intention of letting friends down by cutting off the supply of conventional arms. It is all remmiscent of 1981 when the Reagan administration came to power and a Slate Department official, who requested IQIOnymity, told a news briefmg that one of the top U.S. foreign policy goals in the new era would be the make America "a reliable arms supplier." French President Francois Mitterrand wants-to discuss reducting arms to the region when he meets with President Bush later this month, probably on some French-controlled Caribbean island. . Miucrrand believes that the U.N. Security Council could be a key player in solving the post-war problems of the Middle East Arms control and security will cenainly be among the pressing subjects under considers· lion. · Secretary of State James Baker will also be probint~ the arms issue, amons many others on the U.S. postwar agenda dunn&. his intensive swing through the area. . It appears there will be no early lifting of the sanctions against Iraq so its hanils wiD be tied in terms of arranging new shipments. With its assets blocked, there will be little sllopping on that score. But other natioru in the re8lon may, feel emboldened and justify the need 10 build up their arsenals. Simply arming friendly nations again can hardly be the IIISMI' and bardly a way 10 bring~ to the Middle East If Bush's still undefined "new world order ' has a chance anning the region to the teeth again, waiting for the next strongman to aggress apinst his ncilbbors, scemJ bardly the way to ¥0. It's up to tlie United States 10 rethink the Idea or renewing all those arms salea and doins business is usual. · ----·- ""'" South's growing divide of rich·, poor . RALEIGH, N.C. (NEA) • Although they have little else in common, a thriving regional telephone company, one of the nation's leading television networks and a highly regarded re8l estate development firm all recently made similar decisions about the location of their new offices in North Carolina. Those determinations reflect development panems emerging not only here but throuj!hout the South. As a result, states everywhere in the region must cope with bifurcated economies in which a few metropolitan areas flourish while many smallltlwns wither. Carolina Telephone, whose corporate headquarters long have been situated in rural Tarboro, reluctant· ly concluded that it had to move those administrative offices to a more urban location, at the edge of the fast-growing Research Triangle near here. · The National Broadcasting Co. selected booming Cbarlone, N.C .. as the base for the NBC News Channel, new venture the network describes as an around-theclock "video wire service" that feeds material for news, sports and other programs to and from its affiliates throughout the country. Charles and Edward Shelton, brothers who own one of the state's largest real estate enteJprises, concluded that The Shelton Companies had outgrown the Triad - the region of the state that encompasses the three mid-sized cities of Winston· Salem, G~sboro and High Point. They are moving the firm to Charlotte. "Charlotte is a thriving city," notes an NBC spokeswoman. gqua11y piopeiOUS IS the Reaearch Tnangle, a lricornered area whose growth in recent dec!!!Jes is linked' to the presence of three major educational institutions· Dulce University in Durham, the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill and North Carolina State University a here in Raleigh. . With economic opportunities Indeed, most of the economic 'increasingly concenttated in only a success experienced by Charlotte few locations, other communities and the Research Triangle is attributable 10 their elite status as bases for financial services, pharmaceutical, telecommunications, semicoriductor, biotechnology and similar enterprises. But communities elsewhere in the state, still dependent ur.?n traditional low-wage, low-skill industries such as tobaCco, textiles and furniture, are not faring as well. Moreover, in the state's most depressed areas almost 250,000 · people lack adequate indoor plumbing. In the Smoky Mountains, unemployment in Graham County averaged 18.7 percent during the last half of 1990. On the Atlantic Coast, joblessness in Tyrell County averaged 11.8 percent during the same six-month • '. 1 Robert Walters are being left behind, perhaps irrevocably. '· ' " I ' . -----------........-:----,· ..•_ t. ..':-•. , .. . Berry's World . '. .... ' . ...· •" l. . ,, .. ; •: 1 . 'I period. The comparable number for Mecklenburg County, which includes Charlotte and its suburbs, was 3.2 percent. In the Research Triangle's Durham, Orange and Wake counties, the figure was an even lower 2.3 percent. American Airlines has established a major hub at the RaleighDurham Airport here, providing non-stop service to Boston, Ne.w York, Washington, Chicago, Dallas and Miami as well as resort destinations such as the Bahamas, Bennuda and Puerto Rico. USAir operates a similar hub in Charloae. Everywhere else in the state, however, airline service is either limited 0( non-existent. Indeed, some smaller communities last year lost their only remaining form of intercity public ttan~rtation when Greyhound consolidated its bus · routes. Their growth has had liule effect upon the region's largest cities • notably Atlanta, Memphis, Miami . and New Orleans • but its impact pould be devastating elsewhere. ...,. ' If • . .,. I -~ , .. .. ' J>. .... I ' ,, i ' .'',, .• e ,",.,MEA. one. .. " .. ......., • Last-seeded Louisville posts 83-76 •. win over Southern Miss in tourney - ·'.'• . The Dally Sentlnei-Page-3 and nilie rebounds, helping Georgia State reach the NCAA tournament for the first time in history with an 80-60 victory over Mansas-Linle Rock. The Panthers (16-14) qualified for their fii'St-ever NCAA tournament with the victory, which also marked their first triumph over Arkansas- Little Rock in 17 tries. Georgia State had never won a T AAC tourruuilent g11111t: in six pre- ,.Tbon. Almost $3,000 was raised to ao toward the con!ilructlon or a multi-purpose bulldln!l at. Meigs High School. Rio Grande·baseball team posts 5-3 record during spring trip ·to Florida· The University of Rio Grande game, wiih Rose Hulman, but the times and we also had some sloppy men •s baseball team took off for a Redmen fell despite a four-hit and moments. The hitters did well for 5-3 start on the 1991 season fol- one earned run nnish by Marcum, ·early in the season." lowing a series of spring break who also took the loss as pitcher. Oglesby termed the trip "sucgames played at Panama City, Fla., The Redmen closed out the trip cessful" and noted 'the team was posting two shutouts along the way with their second victory over looking forward to the start of regover Ohio-based opponents. · Bluffton. Bulach was the winning ular season play. The 'first game The Redmen scored victories pitcher and Carroll posted a save, was set for Wednesday at home over Rose Holman (l·nd.) 3-1 : while Lewis went two for four and against West Virginia Tech, but Augustana {Pa.) 4-2; Capital 7-0; Sharfenaker went two for three. was postponed due to wet field and Bluffton I().{) and 4-3. Losses Eric McLean (freshman, Colum- conditions. were to Adrian (Mich.) 6-5; Capital bus) also had a key RBI for Rio The Redmen are scheduled to 11-3; and Rose HulmBI), 1-0. Grande. host Ashland University in a douThe Redmen, 13-19 last season, "The pitching was good for the bleheader at I p.m . Saturday and opened against Rose Hulman and first outing of the season," Oglesby West Virginia .State in a twin bill won on a key hit from Wes Young said. "Our defense looked good at set for Sunday at I p.m. (sophomore, Pomeroy), who had two RBis for the game. Co-captain Darrell Marcum (senior, Hamilton) was the winning pitcher. . . Coach Dave Oglesby blamed "sloppy defense" for the loss to Adrian, in which Ted Thompson (freshman, New Lebanon) led the By United Press Iuteruational hitting for Rio Grande and Andy and allowed five runs - three Major league baseball's exhibi- earned - in two innings. Bulach (sophomore, Hamilton) took the defeat on the pitching tion season opened Thursday and Sam Hom hit a three-run homer Sid Bream and Rob Deer wasted no and Baltimore pitching held Chicamound. The Rio men got back on the time in showing their new clubs go to four hits in thj: Orioles' victo· winning track with the victory over how valuable they can be. ry. Ben McDonald allowed two hits Bream delivered a two-run in three innings for the victory. Augustana and the shutout of Capital. In the Augustana game, homer to lead the Atlanta Braves to Elsewhere, Rickey .Henderson Thompson scored two RB!s an~ a 2-0 exhibition victory over the finally reported to the< Oakland A's Mike Voorheis (sophomore, University of Georgia at West spring training camp at Phoenix. Lucasville) was the winning pitch- Palm Beach, Fla. The first baseman Henderson made a veiled threat er with a save from Allen Elliott played last season with the Pitts- to walk out if the A' s don't burgh Pirates but signed with the improve his contract. (f;eshman, Gallipolis). Against Capital, pitcher Chad Braves as .a free agent. "If they're not negotiating with Deer hit a two-run homer in the me by the end of spring training, Carroll (sophomore, Chillicothe) held the opponents to three hits. second inning to trigger a 17-hil' I'm not sure what I'll do opening Jason Wright (sophomore, Carroll) attack that led the Detroit Tigers to night," Henderson said after suita 10-3 rout of the Los Angeles ing up at Phoenix Municipal Stadi· was credited with the key hit · Capital interrupted Rio Dodgers at Vero BeaCh, Fla. Deer, urn. Grande's success in the next game an outfielder, played last season Asked if that meant he would despite a three-RBI performance with the Milwaukee Brewers and leave the team on the eve of the from Herb Sharfenaker (senior, signed as a free agent with the 1991 regular season, Henderson Columbus). Shar(enaker was three Tigers. said: " I don't really know what I'd In other games, Pittsburgh out- do." for three on hitting, including a double. Elliott was the losing pitch- slugged Bost<in 10-7, and BaltiHenderson, who was named AL more blanked the Chicago White Most Valuable Player last seas\)n er. . Bluffton, a District 22 opponent Sox 8-0. after hitting .325 with 28 home At Winter Haven, Fla., shortstop ~fllllS and 65 stolen bases, is unhapof Rio Grande's, fell to the Red· men in the next encounter on a no- Tim Naehring's two-out throwing PY with his current contract that hit showing, courtesy of Brad error allowed one run to score and pays him $12 million over four Roser (freshman, Delaware) 11nd Ty Gainey followed with a two-run years . . When Henderson signed the Rob Meade (freshman, Seaman), double as the Pirates scored three who relieved Roser for a single eighth-inning runs to defeat the deal a little more than a year ago, he and Minnesota's Kirby Puckett • . inning. The game was called af~r. Red Sox. Jeff King had two doubles and were the only players to earn $3 five innings, but James Lewis (junior, Cincinnati) posted a double two RBI for the Pirates and Ellis million a year. Since then, 35 addiand went three for four to lead Rio Burks went 3 for 3 with a homer tiol1al players have passed that and two RBI for the Red Sox . . Grande's offense. (See BASEBALL OD Pa~t 4) Defense improved in the next Roger Clemens started for Boston Major-league baseball exhibition season underway The University of Rio Grande men's basketball team (31-4) will face Campbellsville (Ky.) in the first round of the NA1A National Tournament Tuesday, March 12 at 10:45 a.m . CST, the NAJA announced Thursday qight. The Redmen were seeded 12th in the 16~team opening round of action, which features all 32 district champions i11 single-elimination competition. S~ould Rio Grande win, it will advance to the second round Thursday, March 14 against the winner of the Olivet Nazarene (Ill.)-Central Arkansas game. Campbellsville (19-11) was a regular opponent of the Redmen when Rio Grande was a member of the Kentucky Inten:ollegiate Athletic Co.nference from the 1960s until 1971, when the Redmen joined the Mid-Ohio Conference. Campbellsville, this year's District 32 champion, was the team Rio Grande played when Lyne , Center was officially dedicated on Jan. 31, 1970. Should Rio Grande advance to the second round and face Olivet Nazarene, it will provide Coach John Lawhorn's club with another familiar opponent. The Redmen defeated ON 89-73 in the champi- ,' 1" • .,... ,i'I . COIC•NY Ill II!IH Boys Ohio high school haskelbaU Touraament results By United Press International Thursday, March 7 . 54 DIVISION I Tol St Francis 68, Tol Waite 65 ..' , To! St John's 59, Tol Bowsher . · . DJVISION IV ., Centerburg 61, Newark Cath 59 . ·, Col Wehrfe 81, East Knox 48 . .; Girls Ohio high school basketball · Tournament results By United Press International Thursday, March 7 DIVISION IV Buckeye Central38, Kidron Chr 32 Croolcsville 72, Frankfon·Adena ·, ·. ... . . .. .,• (VIIPS li.HI) II DlviiiGoo of Mlllllmedla, boe. Publtshed every afternoon, MondJy through FrMtay, 111 Court St., Po- meroy, Ohio, by U.e Oblo V alley Pub- .•. .. . ... ...., ., .. . ' .~ ll•htooa Cornp_any!Mul!lmalla, Inc., Mas~n . 'J.'hursday night's ... prep tourney scores The Daily Sentinel Ward, Smith, Cosby Ohioans named to Parade dream team . ·, Fon Loramie 45, Danville 40 Fon Recovery .62, Stryker 45 Kalida 56, Liberty Benton. 45 McD9naid.62, Upper·Scioto Val .'' 49 . zanes Rosecrans 74, BeDaire St ·• ·. Johns 58 · . '· Sheets wins initial match in state meet Sharing co-player of the year honors with Ward is Michelle Marciniak of Central Catholic High School in Allentown, Pa. Among those named to the second team ·were 6-4 La' Shawn Brown of Cleveland Heights High School and 5·11 Katie Smilh or Logau Hllh·School. Tara Cosby, 6-3, of Kenton Ridge High School In Springfield was named . 10 tlic founh team. . ' \ \ onship g11111t: of the Subaru ClasSic on the ON campus in Kankakee, Ill., on Dec. 1, 1990. In another area pairing, District 28 champioit Concord (W.Va.), possessing a 27 · 7 record, faces Southern Colorado (25-7) Wednes· day at 10:45 a.m. 45 The second annual ' Meigs Marauder Lift-a- Thon was held Sunday at Meigs High School. the event raised nearly three thousand dollars to be used toward the conAARON SHEETS struction of a multi-purpose facility I at the high school. Taking top honors in their individual weight classes were flyweight Eric Heck, who lifted 200 pounds; lightweight Matt Haynes, Meigs senior heavyweight who lifted 215 pounds; middleweight Mike Cremeans, who Aaron Sheets advanced to the seclifted 235 pounds; and heavyweight ond round in Division II of the Bill Anderson, who lifted 280 Fifty-Fourth State Wrestling Tourpounds. Anderson also won the nament by picking a win in the fmt round strongest Marauder award. Sheets, wrestling in the 285The event was co-sponsored by Meigs Carpet and Decorating Cen- pound weight class, decisioned ter, Jim Cobb Chevrolet, Oldsmo- Kevin Shultz of Morrow Little bile, Cadillac and Geo, Veterans Miami 10-8 Thursday evenin~. Memorial Hospital and Pat Hill With the win, Sheets raises h1s record to 32-1, while Sh~tz drops Ford. to 33-4. ·Sheets wrestled in the second round earlier today. His opponent was not known as of late Thursday evening. The tournament runs through Sarurday afternoon !It Wright State GARFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio University's Nutter Center. (UP!) - Garfield Heights Trinity basketball star Vonda Ward has been named national co-player of the year by Parade 0118azine. . The entire team, ~lected annually by college coaches, scouts and recruiters, will be featured in Sunday's issue of Parade. It includes 40 athletes from 22 states who make up four teams. The 6-foot-6 Ward is the only Ohioan on Parade's 1991 High School All-America Girls Basketball team, but two other Ohioans were named to the second team and one to the fourth team. Ward, who will play college basketball at Tennessee, is averaging 24 points and 14 rebounds a game. '' Rio will face Campbellsville ·in first round of tournament Marauder ironfest raises abou! $3,000; class champs posted UNDER THE IRON • Meigs Marauder l'resh· mau Kevin Whobrey Is pictured taking his tara In last , weekend's second annual Marauder Lift- -; vious tournaments and the victory assured the Panthers or their first winning se8son in IS years. At Murray, Ky., Murray State earned its second straight trip-to the NCAA Tournament with a 79-67 triumph over Middle Tennessee State m the championsl)ip game of the Ohio Valley Conference tour· · nament. Murray Slilte' s Popeye Jones had 21 points a.nd 18 (See HOOPS on Pap! 4) Pomeroy, Ohio 4iil69, Ph. 992·2156. Second. class postage paid at Pomeroy, Olllo. Member: United Pr81 International, Inland OaUy Preta Auoclatlon aDd the Ohto Newapa_per Allcrlatlon, National AdwrtlJift& ~res!fttatlve, Branham Newsp•p« Sales, 733 Third Avenue, New York, N..,. York 10017. ... 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' '/ '; .. • •• ,. •'"' I' "' �_,. ••' Page 4 The Dally Sentinel Friday, March 8, 1991 Friday, March 8, 1991 Poineroy....,MiddleJiort, Ohio In the NBA Thursday night, ' ·,...---Local news briefs---------~ ' PTO to meet Seattle'hands·Minnesota 91-86 defeat By DENNIS ANSTINE UP1 Sports Writer Seattle SuperSonics' Eddie Johnson, Ricky Pierce and Benoit Benjamin .-e Oourislting with lhcir new team, but >eleran Seattle guard Nate McMillan still has his m001ents. The newest Sanies, aU obtained ·during the last three months via eye-popping trades, combined for 61 points Thursday night to lead Seattle to a 91-86 victory over !)te Minnesota Tirilberwolves. But it was McMillan, the oldest Sonic in tenns of service with the club, who carried them down lhe stretch. McMillan scored six consecutive points during a pivotal I :30 stretch of lhC fourlh period, sccxing nine of his llpoints in the final 5:06. He also finished with a season-high I 1 'rebounds and eight assisiS, all off the bench. "Nate did it all," ·said Seattle head coach K.C. Jones. " He quat'· terbacked us. he ptared great defense and he took it mside and rebounded when we needed it. He's very quiet, but. we 'know how important he·is for us." · · Minnesota had trimmed a 17poinl third-period deficit to 79· 77 wilh 5:39 to play. thanks in part to two three-point soats by Wolves' reserve guard Scou Broob. . Jones called time out and tried_ ~ PASSES OVER CHEANEY • Minnesota guard Kevin Lynch (3) to take .vantage of the height mis: launches a pass over Indiana's Calbert Cheaney to a teammate In match between the 6-foot-5 lbe lane In the nrst balr ofT. bursday night's Big Ten game In McMillan and ·the 5-foot-11 ·' Bloomington, lnd~ which the Hoosiers won 15-59. (UPI) Brooks, and it worked to the tune ~. of th~ straight inside baskets by 00ln'. (Continued from Page 3) . McMillan. d his . "McMillan's 11 boal'ds an :.' rebounds. them 10 · the d half de~ · ~1-back shots really hurt u.s,' said • to •cat m·nesota head coach Bt'll Mus· secon . . In lite Western Alhletic Confer- Texas Tech, 57-44, in lhe opening selman, whose team looked flat ·. ence l()umament in Laramie, Wyo., game of lhe Soulhwestem Confa' Hawau beat New Mexico 68-67 on ence tournament afrer an emotional victory. over ~ Ray Reed's 3-pointer with 34 secAt Bloomington, Ind., No. 3 Los Angeles Lakers IWO rughts car·onds left. Also, Steve Schreiner's Indiana used a 19-0 run during lier. "They bad ~real overall .·18 points helped Brigham Young parts of the first and second halves reboundins. and their 17 offensive beat Colorado State 69-56. to blast Minnesota 75-59. The rebounds just lcilled us." At New ·York, Lance Miller hit Hoosiers retained an outside shot at · Pierce scored a game-high 25 Awo free ihrows with 2.4 seconds ashareoflheBigTentitle. · points, while Benjamin and John" remaining to lift Villanova over Calben Cheaney scored all of son. each tallied 18 for Seaule,, Boston College 74-73 in the Big his 16 points in lhe second half, which recorded five dunks. Tyrone East tournament qualifying game. . and Pat Graham and Man Nover Corbin and Pooh Richardson In the Midwestern Collegiate scored 11 points each for' Indiana. $bared scoring hish for Minnesota Conference tournament at Dayton, The Hoosiers, 26-4 overall and 14- wilh 16 ,apiece. · Ohio, Loyola beat second seed But- 3 in league play, won lhcir fourlh Scaule, 30.29, woo for the ·sixth ·ler 75-62. Butler, the nation 's top straight . time in seven games, including · free • lhro w shooung · at beIter than Ind tan · a ou1scor"" -~ the Gop hers .The threeSomes' straiSht victoriesaon thedeficit road. ov-·-e I S.Q ' 76 percent, hit just 8 of 16 charities 22-3 in the fmal minures of the firsl __ , ·for lhe game. Keith Gailes scored half. The Hoosiers scored the final from 3-point range by shooting 50 32 points for Loyola. 15 points of the half over 3:18, percent from the field and outre· 1er bounding the Wolves At DaIIas, Texas A&M got 19 wt· th a Gra ham th ree-pom Mione""'• •39, 44-32. which lost for 19 points from Freddie Rick, 17 of putting them ahead for good at 27· 24 with 1:57 remaining. the 1Uh time in 14 outings, shot just 39 percent from lhc field. In olher games Thursday night, Indiana r'n away from Denver 145-125, the Suns nipped the Hawks 106-104, the Rockets ripped lhe Mavericks 122·· 90, lhc Bucks slipped past the Lakers 9994, the S"purs whipped the 'Nets 111-99 and the Warriors routed the Cavaliers 122-92. l'lcen 145, Nugets 125 At Iitdianapolis, Reggie Miller scored 33 J10ints as the Pacers set season highs wilh 71 rebounds and 76 points in the first half. Vern Fleming added a career-high 31 and Rik Smits added a season-high 31 points. Blair Rasmussen and · Marcus' Liberty each scored 18 poiniS to lead Denver, which ·at 1642 has the worst record in the NBA. · Suns 106, Hawks 104 At.Atlanta, Tom Chambers hit a .I i J I I .I ./Co /lege h IS· foot jumper with tluee-tenths left and finished wilh 26 points as the Suns snapped Atlanta's fran- · chise- record 22 straight hom11 victories. Atlanta held a 76-59 lead with 9:31 left in the lhird quarter, but the Suns rallied with a 28-7 run for an 87-83 lead wilh 10:15 left in the game. The Hawks tied the score at 104-104 with 17 seconds remaining to set up Chambers' heroics. Atlanta was paced by Dominique Wilkins with 27 points and 15 rebounds. Rockets 122, Mavericks 90 · . At Houston, Otis Th~ scored 24 points and Kenny Smtth added 19 as the Rockets won lheir third straight and 12 of their last 15 games. Eric "Sleepy" Floyd scored 15 points and Buck Johnson finished with 14 for the Rockets, who shot more than 60 percent 'I1Ie Rivervie!" PTO will meet on Monday at 7 p.m. at Riverview School. A babysitter and movie Will be provided for children in atten· ' from the field. Rodney McCray paced Dallas with !8 points and Rolando Blacbnali added 11. Bucks 99, Lakers 94 At Milwaukee, Jeff Grayer hit two free throws with I 2 second$ left and scored a career-high' 23 points as the Bucks claimed their first triumph over a team with a winning record since a Jan. Svicto· ry over Phoeriix. Milwaukee had lost II straight games to ·winning teams. Grayer scored nine of his points in the fourth quarter and added nine rebounds in the game. The Lakers, who dropped their third straight decision, got 26 points from James Worthy. Spurs 111, Nets 99 At San Antonio, Te.rry Cum mings scored 25 points and helped awaken San Antonio early in the dance. second half to a win over the Netf, who suffered their ninth consecu· tive road lolls. Cummings sparkdl the Spurs on an 18-9 run to open the second half and the,NeiS could gel no closer than 10 during ~ final quarter. The Nets were Jed by 28 from Reggie Theus and 24 by Sam Bowie. · Warriors 122, Cavaliers 92 At Oakland, Chris Mullin's 20 points Jed six Golden State scorers in double figures as lhe Warriors won for only second time in eigllt games. Tim Hardaway added 19 ·points for Golden Stare. Alton .LiSter, playing his best all- aro~n!l game bf the season, had 17 pomts and 1I rebounds. Rod Higgins con~ tributed 14 and Milt Richmond 13. Brad Daugherty Jed all scorers with 23 points and Ehlo added 11. ·' Me~gs County Emergency Medical Services responded to five calls for asvstance on Friday. . At 10:30 .a.m. on Thursday, Middlqxxt squad went to Page Street for Dora SIDtlb, who Will takea to Veterans Memorial Hospital At 6:29 p.m., Pootccoy scpld wenJ to State Route 7 for Bill Matlack. He w~ taken to Veterans. At 5:22 p.m., Middleport squad was called to Leading Creek Road for John Lambert. He was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital. . At 1:49 a.m. on Friday, Pomeroy squad was ca1lcd to Antericare for Donna Manson, who was ta~~en 10 Veterans. At 7:S7 a.m .. Middleport ~q~~ went to Sycamore and Ash for a motor vehicle accident. No tnJunes were reported. Charges pending on gas theft Baseball news... '(Continued fro!ll Page 3) level. • , Henderson believes that after 'last year's MVP season, his contract should be among those at the top level in today' s escalated market "A lot of people are looking at this lhe wrong way." Henderson said. "It's not the money, I just want them to show me a litlle respect. I don't want Jose (Canseco) money. (Darryl) Straw~ berry money would be just fine. Just put me in the top five." Henderson missed eight days of spring training since the Athletics bepn full-squad workouts Feb. 27. However, he was only one day late for Wednesday's Players Association reporting deadline, when ceams would be free to levy fines for missing workouiS. At Clearwater, Fla., the Philadclphia PhiDies got IOIIIC bad news when it was learned that right-hander Ken Howell will be ·unable 10 pitc~ until early June. I • Howell, 31, will undergo surgery next week to remove a bone spur on his right collarbone, said team Dr. Phillip Marone. The team had been counting on Howell, who missed half the season last year because of tendinitis, to be iiS ace this Philhes general mana,er Lee Thomas said lhey have inVIted free agent pitcher Dave LaPoint to camp as a non-roster player. LaPoint, 30, pitched in 28 games for the !'>lew York Yankees last sea· son , starting in 27 of them and earning a,?-10, 4.11 ERA reconl. The Phillies ~ot good news from right-handed pllcher Danny Cox, who is recovering from elbow sur~ery. For the second time this spnng, Co~ threw off the mound with no discomfort Manager Nick Leyva said if aU goes well, Cox should appear in a Grapefruit League game by April FINDS SEAM • l>aUas Maverick Brad Davis (15) rlt;tdS the ·seam between Houston •s Otis Thorpe (33) and Buck Johnson (riJiht) on his I. 446 4524 204 CDnlkir lt. "'"'"""' OH. ......... Sa ' ., . ." II iJ1' . . Prlill' tULoSP& S.t•• AJL-1 .... GaTHE GRAVELY· SYSTEM • P,vailableThe 1991 Meigs County Plat Book, a 4H fundr8iaer, is now available for purchase. The book shows property owners, by · townships, in Meigs County. · · The money raised for lhe project is used for 4H scholarships and other educati~al programs. Local businesses purchased ads in lhe book, which helped to defray the cost of printina to lhe clubs involved. Cost of lhc book is $10 and it is available at the Farmers Bank and Savings Company, the Meiss Soil and Water Conservation Service. the Meiss Museum and the County Extension Office. Judge O'Brien processes 17.cases Meigs County Court Judge and costs, restitution on each of Patrick H. O'Brien processed 17 two charges; George F. Carter, Letart, W.Va. , disorderly conduct, cases on Wednesday. · Fined were: James A. McDon- 10 days in jail suspended, $25 and ald, Rutland, failure to conii'Ol,,$20 costS, one year probation; Gerald and costs; Glenn Steele, R. Barringer, Reedsville, DWI, Ptlrtsmoulh, seat belt violation, $20 $300, costs, three days in jail, SUS· and cos\s: Pam ela D. Whaley , pended license for 60 days, upon Shadc, left of cenrer, $10 and costs; enrollment lind completion of RTP John G. Hayes, Middleport, passing school, Sl 50 of the fine and iail bad checks. $25 and costs, restitu- senrence suspended: Paul A. Horntion, 10 days in jail, nine days sus- feuk, Alhens, no operator's license, pended, credit for time served, one five days in jail, suspended if valid year probation; Diana JC Roberts, license is obtained within 30 days, Racine, passing bad checks, $25 $100 and costs; failure to control, and costs, restitution; Mark A. $35 and costs; hit/skip, five days in Compson, Racine, passing bad jail suspended, $100 and costs, prochecks, $25 and costs; Bernard D. · bation of one year; Charles Bay, Reedsville, consuming alco' Williams, Racine, assault, six hoi in a motor vehicle, $30 and months in jail suspended to 30 costs; disorderly conduct, $25 and days, restitution, probation of two ccsts; Paul Bush n. Pomeroy. pass- years, restraining order issued; ing bad checks, $25 and costs, Jasper Bonecutter, West Hamlin, restitution; Debra Bush, Pomeroy, W.Va., assault, six months in jail, passing bad checks, 10 days in jail suspended to 36 days, costs, restitususpcllded, $100 and costs, restitu· tion , probation of two years, lion, one year probation: GeofJe J. restrainin~ order issued. Vincent, Rutland, scat belt vtola· Forfeiung bond was Timolhy E. lion, $25 and costs; Tammy Bush, Stone, .Dexter, no passing zone, Pomeroy, passing bad checks, $25 $55. ~ .. -Area deaths~-Frances H. Martin Foundation payment made WASHINGTON (UPI)- Pen· Fort Bliss, Texas. 1,040; Langley Air Force Base, taJOn spokesman Pete Williams -1st Armored Division; 200; Va.; four flights Friday at 12:25 The February State School Slid troops from all foil!' branches Ansbach, Germany. . p.m., 12:35 p.m .. 12:45 p.m. and 1 Foundation Subsidy payment to -3rd Armored Division; 200; p.m. · .of the military, including some Meigs County .totaled $821,222.22, reservists, will be returning at a Frankfurt, Germany. -42nd Bombardment Wing; according to a report from State rate of about 5,000 a day for the -2nd Armored Division; 75; 586; Loring Air Force Base, Auditor thomas E. Ferguson next few days. . Garlsredt, Germany; one flight at Maine. releised today. A total of about 14,000 uoops 4:45 a. m. Friday into Hamburg;'" -55th Special Operations Of that amount $26,873 went have gotten their orders io head Germany. ' Squ.adron ; 75, Eglin Air Force into the school employees retire~ home in the corning week. The first -1st Infantry Division; 175; · Base, Fla. ·ment fund, and $92,593 into the ofthose left Saudi Arabia Thursday Fort Riley, .Kansas; one flight at -9th Special Operations state tcachers retirement fund. and arrived early Friday at a Geor- 5:30p.m. Fnday. . Squadron; 153; Eglin Air Force II\ lhe Eastern Local School Disgia air base. · . - 2nd Armored Cavalry: 100: Base, Fla. · trict, lbe total amount of basic and More lhan .500,000 U.S. troops Numberg, Germany. . NAVY AND COAST GUARD: transportation allowances was were deployed to Saudi Arabia ind -1st Cavalry Division: 900: -Medical Staff of hospital '$150,238.28 with $5,458 going Williams said it will take monlhs to Fort Hood, Texas. ships Mercy and Comfort and Fleet into the school employees retire· get them aU home. ' - I 97th Separate Brigade Hospital 5: 1,742; various bases. ment and $18,677 into the state Williams said returned Ameri- . (Mechanized): 137: Fort Benning, 400 people from the hospital ship teachers retirement leaving a net can prisoners of war could fly Ga.; one flight at9 p.m. Friday. Mercy, based at Oakland Naval payment .to the school district of home to Andrews Air Force Base, -5th Special Force Group; 386; Hospital, are set to arrive at Travis $126,103.28. outside Washington, "as early as Fort Campbell, Ky.: four flights at Air Force Base 812:15 p.m. AnothMeiss Local School District's Sunday" before being released oq · 8:15p.m. and 10:15 p.m. Friday er 242 troops from Fleet HospitalS total amount of basic and trans· leave. and at 12:IS a.m. and 1 a.m. Satur· are due to arrive at 11:20 p.m. Fri- poua1ion allowan~es was "I'm sure that every community day. day at Norfolk, Va. . $459,904.94 witb $14,118 &oing -225 reservists from lhe.413th -Naval Special Warfare Train· into the school employees retire· will welcome the American men and women who served in the Per· Chemical Company of Florence, in~ Group 1; I IS; Coronado Naval menl and $54,056 into the state sian Gulf with OJlC!1 arms w;td-will S.C., lhe 3181h Chemical Ci:ompany Air Base, Calif. teachers retirement fund leaving a give them celebrations lhe likes of of Birmingham, Ala., the 907th -Naval Beach Group 1; 210; net payment to the district. of which have not been seen in the Chemical Detachment of Binning- North Island Naval Air Station, $39l,13Q.94. Uriited States possibly since World ham, Ala., the 433rd Chemical , Calif. In the Southern Local School War II," Williams said. Detacltn)enl of Chamblee, Ga., the·'· -Antphibious Medical Support District, lhe total was $162,494.62 The Pentagon released the fol- 46th Judge Advocate General's 95; Philadelphia,~· . wilh $7,297 in10 school employees lowing list of the units scbeduled to Detachment of Boston and the -303 Securtty Untl; 15; retirement and $19,860 into state return home. The Jist includes the 1201h RCIW Area Operations Cenrer Andrews Air Force Base, Md. teachers retirement, leavin~ a net name of the unit, the number of Reserve from Fort"Jackson, N. C.: MARINE CORPS: payment to the distnct of personnel from the unit headed one flight due to arrive a 1 a.m:. -7th Marine Expeditionary $135,337.62. . home, lhe destination of each group Saturday at Langley Air Force Brigade; 100; Twenty Nine Palms, The direct allotment to the . and, for .!hose set to arrive Friday Base, v· · · Calif. county board was.$48.584.38. or early Saturday, the arrival times -18~rps Support Com--,.1st Battalion, 5th Marine; of each flight . mand (Including Army Reserves); 900; Camp Pendleton, Calif. All arrival times are local to the 1,400; forts Stewart, Bragg, Camp-Regimental Combat Team 7, destination of the flight and bell and Bliss. Detachment Bravo; 750; Twenty Free elolblna day Williams urged that those wishing -71h Corps Command (lnclud· . Nine Palms, Calif.; one flight arriv· The Gallia MeiJ.S Community to meet troops returning on these ing Army Reserves):. 250; Stuttgart, ing 12:55 p.m. Saturday. Action Agency wtll hold a free flights checli: with local bases to Germany~ Fort Riley,~· -Surveillance, Reconnaissance clolhing day on Thursday from 9 confinn arrival times. All units are -11th Air Defense Art~llery: Intelligence Group 7; ISO; Camp a.m .. to noon at lhe old hish school scheduled to leave from various 300; Fort B~ss. Texas: one flight at Pendletoo, Calif. bases in Saudi Arabi!~; 4:51p.m. ~nday. . -Marine Air Group 70; 150; building in Cheshire. ARMY. . . . . . -Medical Command; 350; Fm:t Camp Pendleton, Calif. Recopitlon diann -24th Infl!fllry DtviSion, _763, Sam Houston,. Texas. . . -Brigade Service SJ!pport The MGM Boy Scout and Cub F~ Srewart, Ga. The ftrSI fl~ghts • · -513 Mtlttary Intelhgence;. Group 7, Detachment Alpha; 200; amved around 12:30 a.m. Fnday, 100; Fort Monmouth, N.J.; one Camp Pendleton Calif One flight Scout District recognition dinner will be held at the Grace United and two others were due in at 11:20 fl!ght at 3:45 p.m. Friday. Th~t arrivins 12:55 p.~. sattirday. Methodist Church in Gallipolis on a.m. and 12:50 p.m. . . . fltghl then heads to Langley Atr -Jl,rigade Service Support -lOlst Air Assault Dtvtston; Force. Base, Va., to drop off 15 Group 7, Detachment Bravo; SO; Thursday 816:30 p.m. Awards will be preSented. For further informa900; Fort ~pbell, Kr.. , , , resemsiS who are members of lhe Camp Pendletoli, Calif. -82nd Air~e DiVJst~n; 900, 14th c;!uartermastcr Detachment · -3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine tion contact Dr. Bernard Niehm at Fort Bragg, N.C., !!tree ~1ghts at based m Greensburg, Pa. Division; 600; Kaneohe Bay, 446-SSOO or Bob Arms at 992noon, 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. Fnday. AIR FORCE: Hawaii· two flights arriving 9 am 5959. Cost of the dinner is $7. -3rd Armored Cavalry; 250; · -lsi Tactical Fighter Wing; and ll:S9 a.m. Saturday. · · Band boasters to meet the Easrern Band Boosrers will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the high School. He has lived on the west coast since 1937, retired from Frances H. Martin, 76, Middle- Weyerhauser Company and was a port, died Thursday morni.ng., member of the Assembly of God March 7, 1991, at Holzer Medical Church in Kelso. Center. He is survived by his wife, Flo~he was born in Middleport on renee Weddel Spurlock; two SOliS , June 1~, 1914, lhe daughrer of the Roger Alan and Richard; two late William Siders and the lare daughters, Mrs. Patrick (Connie) Alma Frazier. She was a homemak· Dunlap, aU bf Kelso and Mrs. Lee erandamemberoftheLaurel Cliff (Joan) Goodman of Anchorage, Free Methodist Church. Ala.; eight grandchildren; two ::Jddlcporta son, ~. four . great-grandchildren; two brothers, (Ia!~~-~)=~. William Spurlock of Eden Valley, ,•..., ·grandchildren, Mrs. Edward Minn:, and Freddie Spurlock of (Angela) Sellers, Middleport, Mrs. Huntington, W.Va.;· three sisters, Bret (Margo) Florian, Anaheim, Mrs. Vernon (Ellen) Deweese of Calif., Frank Martin, Saudi Arabia, Point Pleasant, W.Va .. Arlene and Steven (Jodi) Martin, Spurlock of Niamey, Niger, West Pomeroy; five great grandchildren, Africa, and Mrs. William {Wanda) Matthew and Michael Sellers,of Hess of Columbus. Middleport, Joseph and Pamela Besides his parents he was preMartin, Dayton, and Kenneth Mar· ceded in dealh by one infant brothtin of Pomeroy; and several aunts er and a brother, Mark. and uncles. Funeral services were held FriServices will be on Saturday at day, March 8 at the McVickers 2 l'·m· at Fisher Funeral Home in Chapel, Kelso, Wash. Burial was in Mtddleporl with Rev. William Kelso. WilUams offiCiating. Burial will be inGra¥eiHiliCemetery. . Friends may call at the funeral home today from 5 to 9 p.m. and South Central until time of service on Saturday. Becoming partly cloudy Friday night, with a low near 30. Variable Roger C. Spurlock cloudiness Saturday, with highs Roger C. Spurlock, 72, of between 45 and 50. Chance of rain Kelso, Wash., died Tuesday, March is 20 percent. 5, 1991. Sunday through Tueaday He was born April 2, 1918 in A chance of snow in lhe north· Cheshire, SOil of the late Cecil and eastern part of the state and .fair Elna Rife Spurlock. weather elsewhere Sunday, with Mr. Spurlock grew up in Gallia fair wealher across lhe state IlionCounty and attended Oteshire High day, and a chance of rain on Tuesday. Highs will be in the 30s Sunday, in the 40s Monday, and ranging from 45 to 55 Tuesday . Overnight lows will be in the 20s Am Ele Power ......................28 3/4 Sunday and Monday mornings, and Ashland Oil ............. ;.......... 33 1/2 in the 30s early Tuesday. AT&T ...................................33 1/2 Bob Evans ........................... .19 5/8 Channing Shop ..................... 14 5/8 City Holding .............................. .1 S Norman Matson of Racine corFedc:rai Mogul ......................16 1/2 rectly identified the mystery farm Goodyear T&R .....................23 7/8 in the Sunday Times-Sentinel as Key Centurion ..................... .11 1/2 I..ands• End .................................20 that of Jim Circle, Bashan Road. Limited Inc ...........................25 5/8 He will receive a $5 check from lhc Multimedia Inc. ....................72 518 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. which Rax Restaurlllt .................... .l 3/16 co-spon59rs lhe mysrery farm con· Robbins&Myers ...................28 1/2 test with the Meigs Soli and Waler Shoney's Inc.........................l 5 112 Conservation Dislrict Matson was Star Bank ....................................23 one of seven to correctly identify Wendy Int'J. .......................... 9 1/8 the Circle farm. His name was Worlhingr.on 11\d. ..................23 7/8 selected·by louery. Today's weather Announcements Stocks SPRING VALLEY CINEMA GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE .Plat M{lp Book available Homecomings will take months Athletics set the major-league record of 130 in I 982. Bell also was credited wilh running the bases in 12 seconds, more !han one second faster lhan the 13.2 record set by Evar Swanson of lite Cincinnati . Reds in the 1930s. Born May 17, I 903 , in Starkville, Miss., Bell mostly played center field with the St. Louis Stars, Detroit Wolves Kansas City Monarchs, Pittsburgh Crawfords, Chicago American Giants and Homestead {Pa.) Urays in lhc Negro Leagues from 1922 to 1950. Bell was the fifth player from lhe Negro Leagues to enter the Hall of Fame, which began inducting the league's all-time greaiS in 1971, when Satchel Paige was chosen. Josh Gibson and Walter "Buck" Leonard were inducted in 1972, and Monte Irvin was selected in 1973. Bell earned the honor in 1974. The old St. Louis Browns offe~ Bell a chance to join Paige on their team it;tl9~1. but he turned rear. The Meigs County Sherift's DepeiboiCIII investigated two accidents on Wednesday. · The first accident repm was reported shortly after m~ht, when Melvin R. Dailey ~ RcedsviiJe strudt a deer that ran into his path 011 State Route 681 aear Reedsville. Modmtc damage was lisled to Dailey's 1981 Chevrolet At 8 a.m., Tony A. Rockhold of Reedsville was backing into the driveway of the Oliver Bailey residence in Reedsville when be slniCk an awning post. No damage was reported to the 1980 Ford owned by Emma Johnson of Little Hocking. · · Hospital News way to the hoop in the second quarter of Thursday night's NBA game in Houston, which the Rockets won 122-90. (UPI) 'Cool Papa'.Bell, Negro Leagues star, dies a.t 89 ENDS HOLDOUT • Oaklaad A's outfielder Rickey Headersoa (eeater) sharea a rew lauahs with teammates Dave Headenoa (beblod) IJid rormer Ka- City outfield fixture WOlle WllloD dur· IDI ~after endiD& his holdout Thursday. Rkby He•· ,, de...- II . to be ftaed aa IIDSJitclfted amouat, wbleh wUJ be . dedamd fr0111 hll roar-year, $12 mUUoa eoatraet, by tile A's maa· aaemeat • (UPI) · • Accidents investigated by deputies One. person~ been charged and char~es are pending againsi two others tn connccuon with a gas lhcft inctdent at Newell's Station in ' Chester. Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby repons that an area resident gave the department the license number of a van that was !leell a short distance and wilhin minutes of lhe "drive off", which occurred on Vetenas Mf111orlal Hospital February 27. The van matched the description of the van involved. THURSDAY ADMISSIONS • Don Cullums, Pomeroy; and Betty Cited to Meigs County Court ori a charge of petty theft is 20 year Templeton, Pomeroy. · · . . . , old Kevin Manley of Midllleport. The njtmes of the otha two subjects· . . THRUSDAY DISCHARGES· Ha!zcl McCloud, Beneta Marcum, Involved are being withheld J!CIIding their arrests. • Arthur Roush, Vergene Elberfeld, and Carrie WhJ)ey. s.. . ST. LOUIS (UPI) - James "Cool Papa" Bell, a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame, died Thursday at St. Louis University Hospilal. He was 87. Bell, recognized as one of the fastest runners ever to play baseball, was ·one of many bJilck stars ·who never got a chance 10 play in the major leagues. He was a star in the Negro Leagues and ended his playing career in 1950, ~ years after Jackie Robinson broke the color line and· became the first black.to play major league baseball. Aldtough accurase reconts were not lrept in lhe Negro Leagues, Bell is said to have averaged over .400 several times, including a .437 average for Torreon and Vcracruz in Mexico. However, BeD was best known for his amazing~· II\ !933, he was credited wtlh stealins 175 bases· over a 200-game season. Rickey Hendersoo of the Oakland ' EMS runs reported . The Dally sentinel-Page 5 Pomeroy....,Middleport, OhiO ' ;: ' them down because he said he was toO old at 48. Paige claimed to be 45 at the time, although many people suspected he actually was older. It was Paige who told the apoc· ryphal story about Bell's speed, . claiming the outfielder could "turn out the light and be in bed before the room got dark." Another tall tale about Bell claimed he hit a baU up lhe middle and was struck by it while sliding into second base. Bell came 10 St Louis when he was 16 years old. After he quit playing baseball, he worked as a security guard for lhe city until his retirement in 1973: · In his later years, he was honored by having ihe slreet where he lived on the city ' s north side renamed James "Cool Papa" Bell Avenue. He was active in ·toea! boys' clubs until his health began to fail in recent years. He had been hospitalized since suffering a hean auack Feb, 27. His wife, Clara, 'died Jan . 20 after a brief illness . He is survived by a · daughter, Connie Brooks of New 13' 00 13 ' 00 BARGA IN MATINEES SATURDAY &SUNDAY BARGAIN NI GHT TUE$DAY Sudafed maker denies it moved too slowly on · recall . Yo~k. Two ·men from Pennsylvania were arrested last April and charged with stealing baseball memorabilia valued at $300,000 from Bell's home. The men, who were memorabilia dealers, claimed Bell had given lhem lhe irems. Bell and hi s wife said they had not given the men permission to take the mementoes but had felt intimidated and were afraid to stop litem. . Most of th'e items, including baseball bats, gloves, uniforms and autographs, were recovered. A four-day trial last July ended in a mistrial, and charges were dropped in November. · ' SI:IATI'LE (UPI) - The maker 'of Sudafed 12-Hour cold capsules offered a $100,000 reward · for infonnalion about a deadly tampering case as the widow of one of two !Jeople who died has charsed in a wrongful death lawsuit : Philip R. Tracy, president and thief executive officer of Burroughs Wellcome Co. of Research Triangle Park, N.C., denied the company moved too slowly in ordering a rccaU of the product He told reporters his company relied· on lhe analysis of local police lhlll a lltird case of illneas and Sudafed prior to the two deaths did not mvolve product tampering. · "Everyone sincerely believed lhat this was not a case of tampering. The police were treating it as a poisoning," Tracy said at a Seattle news conference called to announce a $100,000 reward for informatiOn leading to the convic- . lion of whoever is behind the tam· pcrinas. The company established a 24hour hotline, l:.S00·2S8-8144, for anyone who can provide leads in ·the criminal invesagation. Jennifer Melins, 28, of Tumwater, became deathly ill on Feb. 2 after Ingesting Sudafed 12-Hour c~~_P.S~JICS but ~ved a severe bout wtlh cyanide poisoning. Tumwater police investigated the case as an 811C111pred murder by poisonins. not !I randcm attack via produclllmpenng. · Tracy said BWI\Jillhl Wellcome became aware of the situation Feb. · 6 by chance - when a local com- LEGAL NOTICE The Public Utilities Com· mission of Ohio has set' for public hearing Case No. 91·01-EL-EFC, to review the fuel procure· ment practices and policies of Ohio Power Company, the operation of its Electric Fuel Component, and related mat· tars. This hearing Is scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m., on March 11, 1991 at City Hall, City Council Office, 218 Cleveland Avenue, S.W. , Canton, Ohio 44702. . AN Interested parties will be given an opportunity to be heard. Further lnfor. mation may be obtained by contacting the Commission at 180 EISI Broad St., Columbus, Ohio 43266-0573. ' • ,. i _ .....:, • .r .. ' ·· ~· . ·-· ~ ,. pany salesnian contacted Meling's doctor - and said the comp~tny had no reason not to believe lhe local officials. When the Slidafed package was received by the ' company, no evideuce of tamperins remained except for lhe faci that the interior blister pack had a different lot number lhan the box it came in, he CHUCK · . WAGON SANDWICH Me Whorter' s widow; S. Jane ONLY$129 . -.. ,, WUI a daB! McCLURE'S FAMILY RESTAURANT Tracy said even thai fact was not absolute evidence of tamperi!lg - it could have been put m the wrong box by the consumer althOUJh he did say the company's procedures on tampering reportS, of which there are hundreds every year, may be reev8Juated once lhe current crisis is over. The company ordered a nationwide .rccall of aU Sudafed 12-Hour cold capsules 011 March 3, aboutiO ·hours after offlcills connected the deaths of'Kalbleen Daneker, 40, of Tacont8, and ·Sian McWitoner, 44, of Lacey. Wash., to the S811Je lot number of Sudafed that Meting took. In at least one instance, a razorlike slit was found in .the blister pack and the tainted cat11ules had their white timed-release pellets replaced with yellow cyanide poiMcWborler, filed suit in U.S. Dis· trict Court in Tacoma on Wedneaday. accusing B111'1Wghs weJJcorne Co. of nesJI&ence. · Her 111r01ney, Paul Wbelan, said the compiity should have notified retailers 10 take Su~ed off the school band room. Every sprln1. Petaluma, Calif., market in the Oiympla area after goes io tbe dogs. That's because "The the company learned of Meling's Ugly Dog Contest" hal become an an- . nual event. Contestants bring tbelr illneas. dogs to be selected by /udces as "u1ll· In two cateaor es: mutt and The word "trllkaldetaphobla" est" pcdip. ' means fear of the number lS. said. son granules. Winner named ••••fPE.CIAL FOR . IUNDAV, . MARCH 10, 1991 ONLVI BUY ONE SOFT SERVE DESSERT CONE AND GET ONE FREEl! "'=.,..,..,. thl1 Bring aomeone apeclal In to ahare In tr•t. 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KNit 992-2975 ZULMIItlllt 992-3115. ......, lt) ' Sec... . Dille 264 Seuth 2nd ;) ·" '" t \1 '; Middleport .' .. ·~ EWING Fl!NERAL HOME ·" "Dignily 'and Service Alwayi ' Establlsbed 1913 992-2121 BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. Rev. E.rl Sbulor, pulor. WOI'IblpltrVI<e, 9:30a.m . Suadly lc:booi!O: 30 a.m. Bible lludy aJMI prayer aerv1ct Tbtii'IIIIJ', 7:30p.m. 106 ....rry .... Sandm, pestor.· J@ff HoJter, Jay Ieeder; CARIEl'ON IIITII:RDENOMIHATION· Ed !louall. Sunday School Supt. Sunday AL CHURCH, KhlpJury Rood. Rev. · o) NEAS£ SETTLEMt:NI' CHURCH, Sun· dly afternOCII aervi<M at 2:30. Thuraday • evenlna servlcea at 7: 30. , I. . nRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Maaoa. W. Va. Rev. Wallace Mlnp, paotor. SundAy Sc:hool10 a.m.; Sunday eveniDf oervlce, 6 p.m.; Prayer meetlna and Bible study 'J Wtdneoday, 7:30p.m. . · Rt.JThAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa· lem St. Rev. Paul Taylor, pastor. Sundey School tO a.m.; Sunday eventng7:00 p.m.f Wednesday evening prayer meetln& 7:00 .,,.. p.m. SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT ' CHURCH, Slim- Ridge. Duane Syden· strlcker, patter. Sundey School 9 a .m'.; '" Worlblp Service, 10 a.m:; Sundly evet~trir oervk:e, 7:00p.m . WtdnHday night Bible otudy 7:00 p.m . otJJ NEW LIFE COVENANT CHURetr OF GOD, Cbtlter- Gocy Hla.., putir. Sun, day Sebool t:» • .m.: wonhlp service, ~ 10: 30 a.m.; tv81lna' aervlce, 6 p.m.: Dlacl· , piMblp doll, W - a y, 7 p.m. . · MT. OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH, Lawn.n<» Bull!, paator. Sunday School ,, 9:30a.m.; Sunday and Wetlaeoday even· Ina wonblp oervlce,7; IIQ p.m. , · UNITED FA1111 CHURCH, Rt. 1 on P .. meroy 8y-P111. Rev. Robert E. Smith, Sr, pulor. Melvla Drako, S. ·S. Supt. Sunday '' School9:30 a.m.; M~>miJW Worlhlp 10:30: Eveatna Worlblp T:OO p.m.; Wedoesday Pr1yer Servtco, 7:00p.m. : FAITH BAPl'1ST CHURCH, Rallrood SL, - · Suad1y SchooiiO a.m.: Mom· laf wonblp lla.m .; EveniD& oorvlce 6 p. m. Pr1yer .meeting aacl Bible Study Wtd· n_...y,Tp.m. · FOREST RUN BAPTIST. Rev. Nyle · Borden, put;or. Cornellua Bunch, supt. SW141y SchOol 9:30 a.m.: Second and lourlb Sundlyo woralllp oervtce at 2:30 p. .. '. Scbool t:30 a.m.: morning wonhlp and cbUdren'a churcb 10:30 a.m.; evening preachlnc eervict' ftrit three Sunday•, T: 30 p.m .; Special lti'Vlc' fourth S•nday evenlnr, 7:30 p.m.; Wtdneoday Prayer Moetln&, Blb!e Study and Youth Fellow· . oblp, T: 30 p.m. CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY. Loc:atod on 0. J. Wblte Road of HIJhway 110. Pat HeiiJ<!It, paotor. Suadly School tO a.m. Cl11101 for aD 11•· Junior Churc:b 11 HYSELL RUN ljOLIIIESS CHURCH, a.m.; Mornlng worship 11 a.m. AduJt Bob Grimm, putor. Suaday Scbool9:30a. Cbolr pra~ 6 p.m. Sunday. Young Peom.; Wonldp IO:C5 a.m.: s..day OYtnlaJ ple'•, Chllclrtn'o Cbun:b and Adult Bible ...-vice. 7 p.m. Snidy, Wetlal!lda.Y at 7:30p.m. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob, loc:alod oa COtudy Rood Sl. Rtv. HOPE a.,.PTIST CHAPEL, ~TO Grant St., Mlckllel>ort. AIIIDated wltb Soutil em RoJer WIUfolll, paotar. Suaay ~ 9: 30 BaptlltColivOatlon. ·Dovld Bry111, Sr. , Ml· a.m.: Momll!l Wonlllo 1Q:f5 1 .m.; Sun· tllller. Sunday Scbocil 10 a .m.; MoraiDJ dly eYenlDf IJOnlllp 1:00 p.m.; Wedneo· worthlp ll1.m.; EveniJt& worahtp 7 p.m.; dly eveaiD& Bible Study 7:00p.m. · Wedneoday ""'"'IDI . Bible otudy and WI!ITE'S'CHAPEL WESLEYAN. COol· prayer moetlD&7 p.m. · vUlt RD. Rev. PbUHp Rl<lellour, putor. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St. Solidly School 9:30a.m.: .,......hlpaorv!Ce · 10:30 a .m .: Bible otudy and -lhlp ..,.. · Rt.12f aacl Co.Rcl.5. Derek Stump, paotor. William AmberJer, S. S. Supt.; Sunaay Ylr:e, Wtlln-y, 7 p.m. School '=30 a .m.: Morning Worahlp 10: 30 RU'I'LAND CHURCH or CHIUST, Eu· a.m.: EvenlJW wcrlblp 7; I) p.m. Wednes· rene E . UndenrcJijd, -1111!'. Suaday dly woralllll 1:30 p.m. . Sc:bool, 9:30 1.m_;j MomiQ woralllp, ID: 30 ST. . PAllL LU'111ERAN CHURCH, a.m.; EWDln&'wonblp. f:OO p.m. Com.- Sycamore and Second Sta., PoRUTLAND li!BLE M!TJIODIST, Rev. meroy. The Rev. Laura A 1 Leath, pastor. lvan,Myero. SandaJic:bool9: 30 Lm. with Sunday SchQol9:45 a.m: Church service 11 SoDily HudiCII, Soii>t.: E-laa IIOI'VIce a.m. T:OOp. m.Prayermeetlafllllll Blbloltldy, WedReoday,Tp.m. SACRED HEART CHURCH, M..... Anthoay Glll!namoro. Ph. 992·!18911. Satur· RU'I'LAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE. Somuol Buye, pUtor. Sllllday dly EwalaJ Man T: 30 p.m.: Sunday Mu1, II a.m. and 10 e.m. ConfeaaiOill one Sc:bool9:30 a.m.; Wol'lllllp SOrvlce 10:30 a. half bour ~ore eacb Mua. CCbclaaws, m.; People'a Sorvtc:e 6 p.m. II a.m. Sunday•. Evaacellallc101'Vk:e8:·30p.m. Wtllal!ldoy llti'VIce T p .m. VICTORY BAPTist, 525 N. 2nd St., Middleport. Jameo E. Keeaee, pall«. ,MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller Suadoy momlllr WQI'Ihlp 10 a.m.; Even· St.,'Muon, W. Ya. Suoday Bible Study 10 m. . . ~~~~ RrYtce 7 p.m.; Wed.ne&day ·evening a.m.; Worlblp 11 a .m. and Tp.m. Wedneo· MT. MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourlb and wonhlp 7 p.m. Yllttatlon Tbursday 6: 30p. day Bible Study, VOCI1 mualc, T p.m. ~n St., Middleport. Rev. Gilbert Craig, . m. LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF COD, Dud· Jr., pallor. Mn. Ervin Baamsanlner, MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH : David dlnr Lone, Mil..,, w. Ya. J. N. Tblcker, •· SW141y Scllool SUpt. Sunday Sc~oolll: 308. CUrfman, paotor. Sunday School, 10 a .m.; putor. Evet!IDI ~co TiiO p.m.; Wom. ; Worlblp Service, !0:45a.m. wonblp aervlce 11 a .m.: Sunday niJht mta'o MlalltryTbundly, '= 30 a.m.; Wtd· SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST worablp aervlce 7:30 p.m.: Mldweell n-y Prayer Ud Blbl• Study 7: 15. p.m . - Joaepb B. evaarollll. Sunday IDLLSIDE BAPTIST CHVRl::H, St. Rt. prayer aervtce Wed•;t:a/7 p.m. · BlbleStudyh.m.; Wol'lhtp,IOa.m.: sun. WESLEYAN B HOLINESS IC!Jult olfRt. 7. Rev. Jam•R. AcreoSr., day eventaa atrvlce 6 p.m. ; Wetlaeod1y CHURCH of Middleport, Inc .. 15 Peorl St., putor: Rev. ~e WUltiL A•t. Putor; ewnlna aervlce, 7 p.m. · Rtv. Ivan Myero, pallor; RatJer Manley, Joe Kumpllrfi, s.s. Supt; Sunday School PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine, Sr., Sunday School !Illpt. Sundly Scbool IOa.m.; Mom111JWanbloll1.m.; Suadoy Rt. 12C. William Hoback, pallor. Sunday 9:30 a .m.; Momlfti Worahlp 10: 3D a.m.; evenlna 1erv!ct6 p.m.; ,IVedn-yf'lftlSchool 10 1.m.; Sunday eveniD& oervlc:e T 1111 7 p.m . . EYelllDf Worablp 7:30p.m. WtdnHday eveniD& iOrvJce 7 p.m. p.m. evealft& Bible study, prayer and praise •I' ' PORTLAND nRST CHURcH OF THE CARPE BAPTIST. Don Cboedle, aervice, 7:30 p.m. NAZARENE, WOllam Juat~. paator. Sun· Supt. Sundly School 9:30 a .m. Mom Ia& FAITH GOSPEL CHURCH , Long Bot· dly School SUpt, SonJa Juatla. Sunday Worablp 10:30 a.m. PrayerRrvlce, alternt{l tom, Sunday Scbool, 9:30 a.m.: Momlnr . Sc:bool, 9:30a.m.; momtnr wonblp, Ill: to ate Sundays. .,. Worlblp IO:f5 a.m.; Suadayevenln&7:00 a.m.; Suoday and Wedneoday aervtr:ea, THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST; 7:30p.m. p.m. (aummer 7:30 p.m. ); Wtdnooday APOSTOI.IC F Ami - New IJma Rd., aiJht 7:00 p.m. (oummer 7:30 p.m.) . MIDDLEPORT COMMUNn'Y CHURCH. next to Fort Motp Pork, Rutland. Robert d" 5'lll Poor! St., Sam - . poltor. Bunola)' Rlchardl, pallor. Services at 7 p.m . an MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third Wetlaeadt.ya and SUndays. Ave. Rev. Clarl< Baker, past«. Carl Not· mGtnlnr-, J) L~; ~-. ''I 9unay Olld Weolal!ldav, 7:!1 p.m. HARRISONVILLE HOLINESS CHAP· ttnrlllm, Sunday School Supt. Sunday TER of tho W•Jeyon Hollneos Cburoh. 10 a.m. with clultl for all qeo. School HARTFORD CHURCH or CHRIST IN Rtv. Eorl Flelda, pastor. Henry Eblin, Evenlna aervlc:t~at 6 p.m. WedDeadly BJ. " CHRISTIAN UNION. Horlford, W. Ya. Suaday Scbool Supt.; Sunday School tO a. J- I ble study at 7:30p.m. Youth servlcet Frl· Rtv. David McMulo, pallor. Cbun:h dly at 7:30p.m. m.; Momlna Wonhtp n a .m.; Eventna SchOol 9:30 1.m.; - y momtaa ..,.. l ot oervlce T: :!Op.m. Wedaeodoy eventnroer· ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP, 128 MDI St. , vtce, U 1 .m.; Suday evtD1D& service. .: I vice 7: 30 Jl.m. Middleport. Broth.., Cbuck McPher•"'· 7:30p.m. W-aypnyermeellaa. T: 30 STIVERSVILLE WORD OF FAITH, putor. SUnday Scbool 10 a .m.; Sunda y :1 p.m. Gary Holter, paotcr. Suaday aervtceo9: 30 evanla& oervlceo a IT p.m. and Wedn•dly FATRVIEW .BIBLE CHURCH, Lotvt , 'IU aervlcs at 1 p.m. a.m. and T p.m.: Mldweellaervlce, 7:30p. W. YL, Rt. 1. Jom• Llwll. paotor. Wor· m. Thunday. ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. KeMeth Smllh, oblp ..vl<el 9: Ill a.m.; Suadoy Scbool U putor. Sund1y Scbool 9:30a.m.; chun:h COOLVILLE UNITED METHODIST ,If a.m.; EwaJor WGtablp T:IO p.m . Tul!lday ~ervk:e T: 30 p.m.: ywth fellowlblp 6: 30p. PARIIH- H. E. Allay, putCM". MUte and cottaae prayer moetiD& ud Blblo Study m.; Bible atudy, Tllunday, 7: 30p. m. Jol! Kln&. lay 8Upply paatCI's at Torch • 9:11a.m.; Wonblp ......,., Wetlal!lday FULL GOSPEL IJGHTHOUSE, 330f! Cburch. COOLVILLE CHURCH, Main T: Ill p.m. and nfth Sts. Wonblp Service, 9 a.m.; HUand Road, PomeroY. Tom Kelly. pas· OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, tor. Danny Lambert, S. S. Supt. Sunday SUIIdly Scboo!IO a .m.; Blblo Study Tuel· Walnut and llo!!l')' Sta., Raveaawood, W. momln&' 1ervtce at 10 a.m.; Sunday evenday, 1 p.m.; lli:THEL CHURCH: Town· Ya. Tile Rev. Georve c . WotrJdt, put«. lnl aen:lce 7; 30 p.m. Tuesday and Thurs- ahlp Road HIIC: Sunday School 9 a.m.: fi Sunday SCIIojrll:30 a.m.1Sunday WGI'Ihlp day Servi<M at T:30 ·p.m. Cburch Service, 10o.m .; BlbleStudy ,10 Ua.m. NEW HAYEN CHURCH OF THE NA· a.m. Wtdneoday; HOCKINGPORT CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH,Ioca!Hon ZARENE, Rtv. Glendon Stroud, pall«. CHURCH. Grind Street: Sunday Scboo110 'I PGmtrO)' Plk~:"'ty !told 25 Flat· Sunday School9: 30 1.m.: Worohlp Rrvlce, a.m .. Clnorcb Servtc:e lla.m.; BlbloStudy, iJ Rev. ltwood. pular. Servlc:ea Wtdneoday, 8 p.m .; TORCH CHURCH1 ' 10:30 Lm.; Youth oervlce Sunday 6: mp. on IWiday at10:30a. '?'. and 7:30p.m. with !fl m. Sunday evealaa aervk:e T: 110 p.m. Wed· COIIaty Road liS: SundaySchool9:30 a .m.; Sllllday Scllool9: 30 a .m . Bible Study, wtil· Worlllp Senolt:e, 10:30 a.m . neoday Pr1yer Meetlaf and Bible Study ueaday,1:10 p.m. T:IIO p,m.. . IPIRlTUAL rAITII CHURCH, Slate ' t: ROIIIt . .. AD!Iqulty. A. Stiwart, put«. ' -yMoriiiDf.lla.m.: SWI4I)'OYtnlna co 7:•p.m.; Tltu_y._tnr7:30p.m. MIDDLEPORT INDEPEI'ibENT HOLI· 'I • NESS CHURCH. rae.. 15 Ptul St. Rtv. lvuliy8n,adi!Cpul<w: RatJ•Muley, . AIIS1\'ered Prayer · Sr., llcboi>r Sepa-. Sun· Call apon me in tho daydtroullle; I will deli..ryoo, IIIII you ohall glorify me. Psalm 1:111 a.m.; lloriiDa warsblp day 10:10 a.m.: 1:111 p.m.: 50: IS · • tbe wo rld ma • war •LIn Qpention Desert SIOI'm. we undcnoot. •• a nation to JOUl ......, • 'II Wadlt-y - - Bible otudy, prayer wefeltlildiO bof""4"L Wodid 1101 w1111 to f ..... Wehoborwu and we were noueekinr 111111 pralll afiVIco....7:10 p.m. t 'O lain. But we ...,..nizod tltll opprasian mull bo ~. II wu our J"'lfer thll we bo CHURCH Or JLIUI CHRIST AP0S- · . ~\J TOIJC - VaaZOJidt and Wll'd Rd. Eldor (lod's ildbWIIIilt ill p!lhin& back the powers of evil 2-J We )IIIY!Id that llod ww!d rive us the viciCxy, that dtecooualtic• w"'!id bo low and Jameo MIU•, paotGt. SWI4oy Scbool, both lidel wotlld be au mimlmwn. We payed that the.mauer would , !O:lOa.m.; Wonbl!!':j::=~· 7:10 •r.'l p.m.; ablellldfiW , 7: p.m. bo aulctlY m.IYOd 10 that oar peaplo could rettllll 11a11e. ';~ q CALYARY PD..ulUM EL, Hlrrl· toald- ba.. imopned that_our J'riYI'! woald bo answered 10 decisively and ··) a... VlctGr ~ putor; ., aulddY'I Sondy this is a rilincle. Nooae but (lod oould hl'lo lm!uJht all tltio to pa11. ClbiiGO raua. laday llcbocillllqiL; Sun· AI &me-and u copable u '"'' mllillly miaht be, we mull ouoely - in this the hand of doyldloalt:llla.m.; mombl&wcrlhlp,ll Clyde W. KO!Idenc~~~, ]lUlGI'. SUnday Sc:hool9: 30 a.m.; Ralph Carl, SupL Even· lq wonldp T: DO p.m. Prayer meetlna', WedD...,ay 7:110 p.m. · OLD BETHEL FREE WTLL BAP11ST CHURCH, 28101 State Routl! 7, Mlddl.. . SundaySc:~ooiiOa.m. ; Sundlyeven· ..rvlce 7:30 p.m.; Tuelday arvlce. 1 p.~ • ~ ·. " :.: ) 1 puiGI'. a.m.: fWIIInr- .30p.m.: Weduoclayaer· ~. 7: 30p . m . · GRAHAM UNITED METIIODIIIT, P,.ac:Mna 9: 30 o.m. nnt aJMI - S u n· f01111l1SWI· daya ot •c:h mootb: tlllrd . dayeocb,..thwarsblpiiOI'VIftlaiT:30p. m.: WedReoday OWIIIDp at T::IO p.m. Prayer ud Bible Study. SEVENTH-DAY AtlVENTIIT, lluJ. benY Hell!>II Road. PomeroY. Put.- !lob Seyder: Sabbath Scbocil ~-­ ~Spirea. Sabbath-~~~~~ .. at2 p.m . .., Sai1IJ'Cioy aftem- wtth warsblp Ml"lce lollowllll at !: 00 p.m. l:very111e ..a welcome. RU11.AND nRST BAPI'IST CHURCH - Siller Harriett Warner, Supt. SWI4ay Scbocil 1:30 a .m.: MomiD& Wonblp,IO:C! •.m. POMEROY nRST BAPTIIT. Eut Mmn~ s~ h~er·t;~• llldllller, S•day Scbocil . Swlday llcbaal, '=30 a.m.; - .... Wor· ablp 10:!0 a.m.; W* ...ay' ....... pra~~T~r~ •. Pom4roY PUtt. E. Lamar O'lryut, IIU· tor 111111 ......, Scbocil lllnelor . .....IY ..,_, 1:30 a.m.; Momlnr Worwlllp, IMS: Cbo1r pracUc:e, 1:10 p.m.; ....... wonblp. 7:30 p.m.; y Prayer - · T: 30 p.m . (alfl 2.. ), RoYal AmMaaadon (bon _._Ill , Olld Glrlala Actlcll ( - ....., • do£, 7:30 p.m. Cburcb-Wiole Vlollltkll om w• • Mil-...._. w.._. f: ~iNACLE CHUIICH, illl~ ley Rua Rood, Rev. Emmett Raw-, pu. tGt. Hudley Dwul, ...... · - y lobocil, I01.m.: Soodoy_bi&_.,T!OOp.m. ; BlblttaCbiDf, T:DO p.m. TINradly. ,.'J:r"'i SYRACUSE MillStON, lUI JrldPmon 11.. S)'I'OCUit. luadoy llcbaal 10 1 .m .: ewaiJIItervlt:e e p.m.; W&vdey • · vtct, 1 p.m. llfl', MORIAH CHUIICB or COD, Racille. Rtv. JomM S a - . JIOIIOI'. FretmU WUIIama, Supt. S - y ldlool t:e a.m.; Sundly and Wedn. . ey .welnr ~r~lclo, 7 p.m.· ·. MIDDLEPORT FIRST IIAPTIST. lllxlb aJMI Palmer. R. .. Jam• A. · paotcr. Don Wllaaa, S.S. Supt .; Wbltl!, Aut. Supt. Somday Scliool t: 15 am: moraiD& ·- P 10:15 am: wonldp 7 pm; Prayer moot r and lllblt ll1idy WltlaMday 1 pm; .... Prayer Briek!UI, Ill Satur~y eoc:b month T om In feU•IIllp IIIII; lldlllt pracUt» S..tlay, I Jill>: radio - a m "PropoJ'IDflbe Way" loturdoy, c...... Sual=......,. c- I pm WMOV 1310 AM, RaY&iw . .. WV; Lord'• Supper obotrved 111 llloa1y of eoc:h .-Ill. .... '" ... v....,. "'· -lao. Weda= "' "' '" "' ... "' '" -r w-. ... ... Sertnonette · to' "' ...,lac..._., -·Road. '· thai.,.,..... .., -y a. m.; ~'"._ 11n1oe 7:30p.m. Prayer Wedll<llday,_7:10p.m. S1'RACUIE CRUliCH OJ' GOD. ...,.,_....,1111, Wanlllp MYiot 10 Lm.; - y lobocil U 1.1'11. IEWDtq _, T: OO p.m. Wetlal!lday pnyer miiiiDf T:OO p.m. llfl'. HEiiMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIIT CHURCH; Located In Tnu Commulllty oil Ct. Rt. 12. Rev. Robert ,,. :ll God.We uUd;.llod ardOd: &i"" Clod tbo iJory. When we.,. in trouble, it is naturu and · riaht tbal we mm to God. s.. when bo 1111wm, do we remember to.,.. him protoe and • dulllks7 Clod hu nueli ptllted- payen ill ways tbal far IU!pall eMir wlldell hopei. Could JbiR bo I nlotO dnmalic ' 1ft liillb-l d auwond pntye1'l Now we P"Y that God-"' bo1p and pide ua to fiiiCislutina ~ jull puc:o.Msy tbo wbole worW....,..;.. His al«Y mdtum to !boOne wboalone ~~~ andJO)' and evmlutinalife.. ao1..d E. WI..,..., Jr, Pulor, Trllllt1 coaao ep.,;..l Cloardl ·I" •• ''· ....•" l '· )i ~ 1:)-· . c. I I . ' 1"1 ..? :,~ ;. .'1 ,'~""" 1 ,.. .,._ f'R ... """\,1' . • "'nt ' ''t .~:r\Q .:-~o... , '!to~ IAWUNGS.(OATS 992•5141 , IIIWitpart, ' urged by some Western govern· de Michaelis, who proposed a for- suPPort israel's position that called said. lions for a permanent cease-fu:e in: :, In the memttime, the rouncil has the gulf. ment leaders, includinJ Presil!ent mula for Mid4Je ~ peace 10 the for direct negoliations wit,h' Arab . -... Bush and French Prestdent Fran, U.N. secretary-general, told states. Perez de Cuellar, on the bef<Ie it the huge Wit of verifying Pickering , the chief mover.' . cois Mittcrrand who called for a reponers that some Arab Qations ·other hand, has been asked by the troop disengagement in a ceue-ftre behind U.N. resolu1ions againsr-head of state level meetin$ of the considered the United Nations U.N. General Assembly 10 convene agreement, supervisinJ repllrialion lnlq, said the United Nations faces . of inhabitants in the JUlf countries a more challenging tas1c following, Securily Council to set gutdelines "incapable of aPPlying the same such a conference. for control of arms' sales to the rule and same pnnciple in every But the immediate task for the and the return of properties seized the cease- fu:e. Middle East. situation.•• Securily Council remains to uruav- from Kuwait by lntq. He said· it would include thei \ But the cliplomatS saiclthe Unit· The image problem has become el Ihe complexily of U.N. edicts The economic sanctions against question of post·war security. ;;.':!: ed Nations may nbl be able 10 pur- so apparent that Secretary-General against lnlq, nolably the cease-rtre Iraq will have to be rescinded and atrangements among gulf coun·: sue Midl!le East peace with the Javier Perez de Cuellar re~tedly agreement that Western govern· requests for assi~e from coun- tties, the strengthening of an arms same unanimity exhibited by the said that the United Nations is a ments hope will also establish bies affected by t1te 581\Ctions will conD'ol regime within the region, t , Security Council 's five powers in " peace orJanization" and not a guidelines for long-term security have to be llealt with. The alliell economic reconstruction and last, the case of the &ulf. Washington "war macbme/'· ammcents between Iraq and its ·forces wam the arms embarso to the search for, " just peace and real, ...;.. remain in place. reconciliation" between Israel and · I and London may not want a strong To prove .his point, Perez de neigh . · · U.N. role in settling the Arab- Cuellar has readied a package of Washington was keenly aware • Humanitarian assistance to the Arab states. : .Israeli conOicL France IDDC8red 10 humanilarian aid for the gulf popu· of the affect on Arab states of the gulf is ·a major program involving "As long ·as the Security Coun.l ' be the only supporter tcir such a lation direcdy affected by the war. presence of armies from 28 nations U.ij. specialized agencies and cil can unite - and this is always a' 1 Perez lie Cuellar has sent a senior very big 'ir with many special facrole. A peacekee{ling fQrce would be ~bled in the J?lf. The swifmess with which the sent t!l m~mtor the troop disenPickering satd the "scale of aide 10 the region for a ftrst-haild tor$ at play at any time - its warn- 1 • council adopted the 12 resolutions gagement m the Rulf. enforcement actions" would h~ve look at !he needs. ings to errant clictators now have a The coiiiiCil will have to cenify far better chance of getting the - against Iraq was questioned by Am.erican U.N. Ambassador to be more modest in the fulltre and Arab countties, which threatened to Thomas Pickering said in an the United Nations would have to that Iraq has made reparations for auention of' those dictators," he., : • • split the ailti-Iraqi coalition unless ad<lress to U.S. veterans this week work out "enforcement arrange- war damages in Kuwait afid for said. losses and personal injuries caused He said the second leSson in the : the council debates the Palestinian Ihat "no lasting solution io the ments" to make any fulltre ~1 to Kuwaiti and third-country issue. . security ~!ems of the region is lions as succeSsful as the one m the gulf war was that U.N. enforce-" rtationals. Thousands of Kuwaitis ment action .is of greal importance, U.N. resolutions have·become a possible m the absence of a seitle- gulf. • household word in the United ment of the Arab- Israeli prob"FuiUI'eS~urity Couf!Cil use of l!elained by Iraq mwit be released .that is why the Security Council C States and the Bush administration !em." · . force autho,r~z~uo~s ,mtght well ani! the Unite~! Nations will help woulll have to set guidelines for reconstruction efforts in Kuwait. future use of fQrce to implement . invoked it .repeatedly to justifY. the 'fheUnited ·States has opposed a carry more fme pnnt on how to war. • U.N.-sponsored international con· apply tuKI commanll that force," he These demands at; part of rondi- U.N. resolutiOris. ..r: · Italy's Foreign Minister Gianni ference ~n Mltklle East peace and ...n· Kuwait leader makes reform promise, but doesn't say' when 93 Mil Street MIM.....rt. Ohio 4117110 11141112·11157- cess-ooKSI CHURCH SUPPLIES • BJBLE8 FISHER FUNERAl HOME - , ~~~ llerth .UNITED ~ATIONS (UP!) W~th the ~ defeat of Iraq by allted forus ICilllg under its mancia~. the United Nations now has an tmage problem as well as a heavy ~ule to restore peace in the Perstan Gulf. The organization hopes also to tackle.~Arab-Israeli conflict and Palesttntan problems, whtch at one lime inlqi President Saddam Hus· sein had linted to the resolution of the gulf crisis. . The image problem stems from a glaring example of double stan.· datil when the Security Council punished Iraq with economic sanelions for invading Kuwait. For years Arab counbies had demanded · .the same measure against Israela U.S. ally - for its continued occupation of the West Bank ani! Gaza Sbip. They were beaten back each lime by a U.S. veto. · The allied victory over Itaq, however, has made resolution of the Arab-.,_li conflict even more pressi~g in.orl!er t~ prove U.N. ~pm:ualily m apply!f!g ~ually i~S pnnctple to every stlualion, U.N. diplomats saicl. · · The ronflict's settle~ent is now t KUWAIT CITY (UPI) - The government's highest-ranking offi· cia) in Kuwait has promised to petmit democratic reforms demanded in dem..onslrations before Iraq's invasion but steadfastly refused to give <lelllils or timetables. Crowd Prince Saad al-Sabah, the country's prime minister, also said Thursl!ay that Palestinians who mar. have cooperated with Iraqis wtll be treated fairly, and that martial law will be rontinued for as long as necessary. Holding his rust open news conterence since returning to Kuwait, Saad said. "I would like to be very clear with regarll to return of par· liamentary life." · But then he only noted that the country's ruler, Emir Jaber al-. Sabah, spoke during a meeting of exiles in Saudi Arabia of a general "obligation to increase and deepen popular panicipation." "On this occasion, I have nothing more to say than whal his high· ness the emir of Kuwait hnd to say at that meeting." Saad sail! of his cousin, .who still has not returned from exile to talce control of the countty. Saad declined to $ive a specific elate for general elections 10 choose a national parliarilenlto replace the one llisbanllell in 1986 when his ruling al-Sabah family suspended the constitution. "This llepends on a number of issues, most important among which is the establishment of law and order," he said. The abolishment of the parlia· ment had led 10 a growing number of anti-government demonstrations in Kuwait prior to the invasion in August, some of which attracted as many as 15,000 people. prised and angered by the supjlort ".;.• t/... "I would Ulce evecybody to hear for Iraqi President Saddam Hussein .;ou ~ tlj ot · this reiteration ani! reaffirmation, among the Palestinian leadership ... •oj;,'i!;j • especially those who are lrying to · outsille Kuwait, bt~t sail! it w6uld ~~. ~ · raise <loubts and to cirCulate rumOrs not change Kuwait's basic position .! ~ t! rt~ . and vicious. hearsay to create weak of support for them. · · . l!o...~ points in our national front," he " Kuwait in the past gave a great '.1 I lL -4!' ,. ' "-i!1 said. deal of ail! and help to the Pales""'!' "Any weakening of our national tinian people," he said. " We will ·~ front, our internal cohesion, will not stop helping our Palestinian J-oi ' ~f A leal! 10 the wealcening of our people brothers in the occupied territories. .n..:.. 1i.P. and will ultimately lead to the This is our nationalist' obligation in .fMi·,.:! implementation of the enemy helr.ing our Palestini&n brethren." r' ~ "" designs." he said. . 'The question of the extension r.... ·~.rr "Our country is not a clictator- of martial law depends on a nom,j "...,,.,ru ship."Every one of you knows that. ber of issues," Saad sail!, referring -:... ·t:) We are a derilocratic countty," he to the three-month period of mili~o.tC ' .. \ said. "We follow the ~mocracy of tary rule announced by the .emir :-=J '-Ul'\ mutual ronsultation, ani! will con- toward the end of the war. "If the ~ "IJ! tinue.to do thaL" government fmds that the ~urity ,, ~ :'0,.: ''w hl Saad also said "a small num· situation is quite stable then martial , ·hr.. ~ J ber'' of Palestinians living in law will be tenninated. •:.I( Kuwait have been lletainell by "But if lifter three months the •11 1lt:l Kuwaiti officers since the end of government finds il is a necessily '• -t .•I;"""~>t/.l the Gulf War, but denied ''all such - and I will talk about this quite ') ....(1 .. rumors" that they were being tor- franldy and CJ,Uite openly - if we tared. think that the mterest of the countty ,..;.,.,j;t•!J,:'" "I would also put on record our and the citizens requires that we " l•f l'fl appreciation for the attitude of extend martial law. we will not ·J ~' 'I.::~ on Thunday In aatldpatioll ol tht homecoming A WELCOME SIGHT · .Kevin Young, Jert, some of the l"aleslinians in Kuwait ~·.hesitate 10 llo thl\1 regard~~ss bf ~ol" oltbe 12Dd AiriiOrae, schedulec! Friday. (UP.l) and brother Pat, paint a weiCOIIIe home sign 011 who have helped our people and whatever and wh'oever says any" tI T ',;·~ a renee on Bran Boulevarll Ia FayetteviUe, NC, . cooperated with our people in driv· thing to the opposite." , · .... 14. lfl ina the Iraqi forces out of Kuwail," He said Kuwaiti recognition of " ;. m he said. . Israel's righllo exist "llepends .~~ rrz " Ani! I would like to reassure upon Israel's 'readiness .ani! desire everybody that the rule of law wi11 10 cooperate with the neighboring ''' "'It~ ... .. prevail and that it wil~ be .apPlied to Arab ct;>Untries in implementing f!!e everybody without d1scnmmauon, resoluuons of the (U.N.) Secunty •. 1:.... 'lJ.. ~q " he said. Council," that call for Israel to The State Department said in leave occupied territory. ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UP!)- A have facell certain death in days. against Quill include second · ":~:~~ Washington the U.S. Embassy staff "Also Israel should accepl that doctor faces legal investigation weeks. or at most a few months if degree manslaughter and the filing .; ~·"' in Kuwait City visited Palestinian the Palestini~. issue and the right after admitting in a letter published not trealed and, in fact, she had of a false ins1rumen1 for. signing a ·, ~~''t death cenificale when he knew the .' ~~" neighborhoods and could not ron- of the Palesuman people 10 ret~ in a prestigious medical journal declined ueaunent. "It became clear thai she was cause of death was suicille and not .<,..\ firm reports of harassment of to then homeland shoulll be dis- that he helped a tenninally iU canleukemia. . ""'il convince~! she woukl die during the Palestinians for alleged collabora- cussed under the umbrella of an cer patient talce her own life. Relin declined to speculate ·"·~•1 lion with the Iraqi occupiers. international conference at the Dr. Timothy QuiD, in a letter in period of trealment and would sufwhether the case would go before a '"'·'''•• Saad said Kuwaitis were sur- United Nations," he said. the current edition of the New Eng- fer unspeakably in the process.'' he grand jury. •.; ? land Journal of Medicine, wrote. · "When the time came, she .. Quill expressed bewilderment ·,; ~~;;; l!escribed his anguish upon pre- . " ·• scribing a large quantity of barbitu- wantell to talce her life in the leaS! over the investigation. "I dtin'!think that anything ille"•?; rates to an incurably ill patient who painful way possible. I thoufht this 14 gal was done. Who are they lrying ~ ,',~• ~?. expressed her wish to commit sui- request malle perfect sense.' ..,nJ@ "I made sure that she knew how to protect?," Quill said. cide. 'II a1 ' . h ' q.,q .. to Q w a gener tnlerntst on t e ·,. The leaer illentified his 45·year- 10 use t.he barbiturates for sleep, medical faculty at the University of .. \i old patient as "Diane.'.' and ssid and also that she knew the amount she suffered from acute needed to commit suicide. I wrore Rochester said he never previously · ' ·"'~ 'on a doctor-assisted sui- ·:~~~~ Jose de Sosa of the NAACP sail! myelomonocytic leukemia, a fonn the prescription with an uneasy embarked LOS ANGELES (UP!) - With that they will take a comprehensive cide. , ,~·or feeling about ·the bounllaries I was . _,..,tt:;'d their city's iniage' larnished by the look, not only at this case, but at the incident has frightened many in of blOOJI cancer. "What I have grapPled with is exploring - spiritual, legal, proo ll f "t ~ . pictures of a savage beating of a others to see if there is a brcalt• the minorily community. . ~t '1·~ fessional, and personal," he wrote. how to make the l!ymg process "Today we're not sure the motorist, the police chief said he down in our commtuKI sttucture to :• tii"J; Quill sail! he told the county more humane and individualized ( 'Itt will seek felony charges against permit this kind of incident to .police are there 10 protect us," he medical examiner tbal the cause of and make the patients keep rontrol .-. •H ;.J occur," the mayor said, addinj! the said three of his officers and Maftor Gates pointed out that e~en as'much as possible." Quill said in death was "acute leukemia." Tom Bradley called for a ull commission will 1ry to deterrntne if ' ' ·.; :-t Monroe County District Atior'O J .Cf there is a pattern of racism in the King said he did not believe race a telephone interview. "Le~ening investigation. ney Howard Relin sail! he will II II l)f was a factor: A battered King, his the suffering is all that it's about.' ' Under rtre 10 resign over the 181· arrests of minorities. ,~· :a ; investigate the l!octor. He said he Quill, 41, wrote he referred "ll's devastating to the image of face swollen, his broken lef In a .I .. ? est incillence of police brutality, of no cases in his county 525 N. 2ND ST. • ·~ ll. Chief Daryl Gates held his first our city and ~cu~ the Police cast and massive bruises al over Diane, a patient of his for eight knew · ,-:.~ where a 1Joc1orassisted suicide years, to the Hemloclc Society, an MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Departmenl,' said B ley, "ani! it his body, told reporters W ednesclay news conference since Sunclay's . -•-A·. had been prosecuted. he IIcari! no racial comments dur· organization based in Eugene, Ore., •': a~. incident, and attacked the 15 offi· will talce years to recover. "Everyone Welcome " .. l.i~ "It's an area that certainly is "I believe the most important ing the beating. His auomeys sail! dedicated to legalizing euthanasia, cers involved in the clubbing, Irick..., difficuiL 1 looked into it and really ing and elecbic stunning of a black thing that can be !lone at this time they were not lrying to make it a after she repeatell a wish to die couldn't finll any case-law prece.. ,.( :i! GOD'S SIMPLE PLAN ..... r.l motorist as "cowarl!s;" singling is to focus on what is needed to racial crusade. The FBI has when her illness began to cause her ' " It~ deni," Relin sail!. pain. out the sergeant whose job it was to recover the respect ani! the sense of launched an investi~on into pos· • 'l.. ,-,:. OF SALVATION Relin said New York law curOne week later Diane called ,...,, integrity of 8,300 officers of sible civil rights vio ations. prevent just such an attack. rently considers promotion of a suiQuill to request barbiturates "for .,I. ''I..MJ. I. "All hove ainned." Roman a Gates said department proceAnned with a homemade video- L.A.P.D.," Bnulley said. "The city .· ~ . :t cide auempt a felony. , sleep," he said. 3:10. "For all have tinned tape taken by a man in a nearby of Los An~eles will not tolerate dures require a ~rvising offteer ,., ,ue Other possible felony charges Quill wrote that Diane would and come ohort of the glory ' 1!.,." (\l to be present at t e end of highapartment comslex, Gates said · rogue cops. ' • af God ... " Romana 3:23 ••••lq Gates told a story of officers speed pursuit to prevent the use of Thursday he wi I ask the District I. "Sin muat be peld for:" Ro- 01J 'l.t t, Auorney 's Office to file criminal who were excited following what undue force by officers who are man 1 :12, "for the WIIJeo of . f ' • 'b ~ 1 .., " '1~ charges - probably assault with a he said was a I00 mph chase and pumped full of adrenaline from the aln le dee!h but the gift of • fu 1 i l!eadly weapon -against the three frightened of the 6-foot, 3-inch excitement of the chase. God It eternal life .. " Ro- ., 'h m l King denied there hall been a 'f~ ., ... :n man a 1 :23 · officers who battered Rooney G. King, whom they feared was on the high-speed chase. Ill. " JIIUI ·Chrllt j)eld for our King. 25, for more than a minute c!ruAPCP. ,.:.'\. A Taser sum gun used on King aln1:" Roman• 15:8, "but l ui'! e sail! the three officers illenli· after he had been stunned with an God oommendeth Hla love had linle effect, Gates ssi(l, and FRIDAY, .AICH 8, 1991 )111 ' " "''' electric Taser gun and was either fied as partici~ in the beating toward tit, In that while we • ~~ ... -,Q On his hands ani! knees or flat on would be remov from duty for King a':l:eared to briefly charge FISH Ull SANDWICH PLAMRS .......;...... $3.19 yet alnnen, Chrlat died '•••"u ~ the duration of the prosecution. The one of e officers who then hit the~und. tor ua." French Friel, Your Choice of Slaw. Macaroni Salad or 'l him with a baton. rest are on desk ~bs or vacation, f the three actively involved, (" ,"al IV. "W!Mt we mutt do." Ro Baked Beana. "That seemed 10 be appropriate, NI one was a senia' paaol officer with the department satd earlier. mena 10:11-1 3, "For Who- ·l•• ol.!'f" then he was on m, ground and he s'UNDAY, MARCH 10 Gates sail! he hall no evillence. a record of .excessive force, one 101\111' alMII cell upon the ~ •. :t nama of thl Lord ahell 1M "' I•..Q w!IS a 3-year man with one citizc:n the beating was racially motivated, was suuck, ani! th8t seemed to be ALL YOU CAN EAT · tr- r'l£1A liVId. " complaint, and the other a rookie although King is black ani! the ili!IPJllllllriatc," Oates said. :tit . ·.Gates saicltoxicological tests on FAMILY STYLE CHICKEN·........................... 54.$4 V. "How WI Cln know WI lfl on probatio11. Eleven officen who three officers who landed more ~. Cb ~ on our to Heevan:" availab~. but Meshed Potatoea • Gl'llvy, OrHn Bean• with Muahrooma, t . A.. .stool! by and the sergeant who . than SO vicious blows with billy Kin,: were not ·John 3:31. "He that bellev- t '~. of.R prehminary evi nee inclicated he · clubs ani! boots are wldte. Hot Roll, Coffee or Small Drink. failed to intervene face ~en· ltll on lie lon haa everleat- •' ,1"11.1'~ The head ·of the Jocal chapter of was under ~ influerice of aleohol. tal discipline and possib e firing, 1,' \lr'~ Houra: 11:00 A.M. TO 8 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK . life ..." .. He didn't deserve to be '11 • Gates said. . the American Civil Ubertic! Union VI. · • - - :" I John 15:14 i .. "1 A second amateur videotape of and scvaal civil righiS leaden have whacked around like that and I'll lnil , •• "And thlt "the CXIfll. ol .<l•l'{ the incidenl surfaced, showinft called on Gates to resign. Gatei be the rust iO apol~ him for cllnol thlt- lww In Him... " I ' I'IU e 10 be a King hogtied after the beating. t was emphatic when he llllill he had that, but he 00esn 't SUNDAY SCHOOl, I0100 A.M. also records the voices of witnesses no intention of relligninf. He has folk hero either. He's an armed ~ ~ .... MIIMIItQ WOIISHIP, resisted such calls be oro in a nlbber on puole." ~ f) ,-t') talking about his injuries. 11110 A.M. King was released Wednesday Bradley, a former cop, wont on decade-long reign over a depart· SUN. EVEMIG, 7:00 PA television Thursda~ after meeting ment whose motto is "To protect after the District Attorney's Office llf} ~ refuse~! to file arrest evasion and 10 serve" but which has been with GateS and the olice Commis· WID.... STUDY, 7:00 P.M. ·i; ~t··9 . tcY sion, the civilian board that over· the object of thoussnds of com- charges basod on the police report H2-2772 .11\.Q 9( the incidenL · plaints of brutality - more t.han sees tbl dqwa11enL FUNIAIINTll IHDEPINDENT · . "The commission has agreed 125 this year alone. jl ....... , . ~ ~f ) rt '•W tf~ '"'"'" : \.• - J Doctor faces probe after·admitting he played a role in patient's suicide , ,~~ ,r. , .! ~ . ,.. Cops.videotaped beating suspect face felony charges VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH •1 0 : ~ ... '~.,.. ~ W·e•k••• Steelal• -e fi ,~, -~~ • w., Jl' "ft ,~ ln'- ~ 0 ' . . ... . ' ,. ~, ._ I) I �) Page 8 BULLEliN · BOARD BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE t: 30 P.M. DAY BEFORE . PUBLICATION I SIMON'S PICK·A-PAIR . SAME LOCATION Use C~8aE~~~e~~mra nee GIRLS 6th GRADE . BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT . Cheshire/Kyger Elementary Cheshire, OH. . . MARCH[S-16-)7 . For Information caU: Candy Pr~ston 367-0122 or Ed Mollohan 367-7187. Friday, March a, 1991 - Pomeroy....-Middleport, Ohio The Da!ly Sentinel PubliC Notlcl PubliC Notlcl ;: PubliC Notlcl d• _.......;.~~,;._-:--" ot•-lntllho......n.or v· . PUbliC Nollcl Public Notice Public Notice _..;..;;.;;.;...;...;....;.;,.;__ NOTICE OF SALE f...! 1rl :Jll/ICPl rl(l ~ lt S -. ' River Aollwey ond Po.,_... dolph, · 8110 1'4 ..,. In No. 1 ond ohould be , . Compony'o rltht ol woy, G. IAIIAH ·ROOD, dl· -"'"'too..,ofNiddl- rnowdbyordlroltllltcourt. any othor ot tllho ;; 311.00-toopolnt;thonce -• ociibed.- · . Ploln!lfl f u - ltllta thot - . I n thot -judflmant ' • - - l i l l y -lnulng H. DAN ROOO • .U, DAN REFERENCE DEED: Vol. ony erroro thot moy opp1111' 'wlH b e - ogolnlt - h of ~-~ · County, Ohio, In thlceoo of llong llld line ond with tho RUDE, dl. .eod 211. ' - 411: Vol. 211, In the dloorfptlon or tho you and tho Plllntiff, Hollon I. I. E. ROOD, dlc11111W Pogo 8311: Vol. 277. Poge _.,.lntheaanveyoncoo HaiiMd. IU, Hollon liMo, ~: 'Tho Home Notlonll lllnlc. orcofoourvotathelefthovPlelntiff 1111 WI. II'· J lng I rodluo of 711. 71fwet • J. MAnLDA REED, d.. 1001, Mllgo Coumy, Ol)lo, at the rill In llld end the Dtfendonto. Rlcloy •'"• not ' ~m · diltance of 141.111- too Cllood Deod R-rdo. Trect Na. 1 - - o d duo 10 Lll Blllce; Lillo locho, foi- ~ . Holley, 01 11 ·• D-nto, lnt ~ Ia ah ~ ~ ld K WIL . D T 21 . . ,.._, 81~ Ju In upon 1 Jud&mont -eln po • ·~ "I a ...... II · LAR REED, 2nd, l rect odlocrlbedoofol· tlie""'tl)etthePioln!iflond morly ..... -: It "' rendorod. being Cou No. ore bolng Nortl! Ill d l - • "-loci · -o: tho d-dlnto . _ oo 1 Coleb BIIQ, • minor; An· .~. IQ-CV-274 In •lei Court. 1 411'11" Eoot, 141.30-ta ·L MAJOR RANDOLPH. TRACT TWO: litultod In through I In tho Plolntlfl't goil Rudcer: J-11 Ann ( • ,.,.. oflor for oele, 11 tho • told pclnt: thin.. North doceoeod Sactlono I end 11. Town 4; complolnt ond tholr predl- Whlto end lhollo luo Fllildo ' "' front .d oor of the Court 90 dlgroeo . 41' Ill' Eoot M. DUDLEY FIELDS. do· Rongo11 ; boglnnlngottho . 01110relntho. ahllnoftltle will b4i odjudged by thlo ';;~ Houoe In PomerOy, Mtlgo continuing llong uld llno cooood nortl!llot •of lenda hove blln 1n IICtull pa-o- Court to b4i tho awnoro, In ,_ County, ·Ohio, on tho .131h 1411.12 flltto o point In tho N. MARY E. SWIFT, de- - b y I. E. Rood ot tho olon of oold r i l l - ond tho proportlonuolforth, at ~·" dey of April. 1lll , 1111 :OO grentoro' 1111 property line cHood · .· Ohio Rlvor: - · north 27 hove clilmod tltlo ofoold reel oold Trocto of roll -~~ •• . h ond thoro 110 tormlnote ond 0 . MARTHA BRACY, de· · ~we•upthlrlvorll -bylnotrumonttaftllle daacr-ln uld Cl>rriPIIInt. '';:;, 0 •0 •-~ AM - 1 10 ........._ """'tonomento • • "' and'--""' · ceo-~ · and 8 1~•-.· '- 8. .......,, c•-~ ........ porao- contolnlnft • 0 · 1""' acreo· ..... ~. _,.. ond ,~-~~I ... ,_, n. P<lll- n · ..,rry · ..... ''" .~nol proporty, to-wit: · , Further EXCEPTING on P. DAVID RANDOLPH, . oouth 17 !litre• I of ooid rool for mare . of Cammcn Pluo Court, <'l Sltuotod In &action 3&. thoiOIIth lido of tho obove doceollid · rodatooltlko:th-louth .thon21 y11ro;thottho~re · Molaa _County, Ohio ... Ronge 12. Sutton Town· de.-d lonpon llllmant Q. A. P. WILEY. doCNaod 31 dlgrlll QO rodo; llahofthl.dof•dontoHitod . 8yD11no Lynch, Doputy ~·~ lhlp, Vllilgo of Syrocull, II -filreglvon to Glenn R. WILLIAM H. WHITE· thence oouth 17 dlgr- 11 I •A through 1-R of tho (2) 22; ·''' "EAD. do-loci wilt 21 rodo; .._.,. oouth complllnt· ohould be borred (3) 1..11. 15, 22, 29. ltc "'"' MolgoCilunty,Stote.oiOhlo Cundiff, Jr .. ond Coral Cunlnd being 1 port of Ono dlfl. their hllre .ond uolgn1. 10. To tho unk- holro- 43 dig,... 34 'roc11: by tho equltoblo doctrine at - - - - - - - - - - - ''•'' Hundrld Aero Lot No .. 213 for. gu ond wotor llnu ond · ot-1.... next-of-kin. do- tt.nce touth II rodt to tho -.o pa...-n. PUblic NDI..Jc:e : •r< lnd bolng more. fully do- tho right to enter ond molnt· ••-· ilgoteoa, odmlnlotro· IIICtlan llfto: thiMo 11 rolla Pllllntiff further·- th." _ _ _.;..._..;,l;.;.:.;..;.,....; ~ tcrlbed 11 lollowa: oln umo. · · toro, exocutoro ond dli- to piiiCo of beginning, aon- the - n t o , till un· · '" ·Thorool eototoobovo dl· lrlbutHo. H 1ny'of JAMES toinlng 18 ocreo 1CI rodo, kilawn hllro ot low, noxt of gg~R~~~ :!?!. Commencing 11 on Iron pin 1n tholnt-ctlon of tha ocrlbed · lo oubjact to oil H. TRIBBm. "-eod: more or lou, 1nd being tho kin, diVIHII. leptllo, ad· . ..~ oxlotlng IOuthlrly right Ot 111111, llllmentund rlghto VQu .,. hlrolby notlfllod oamo Prlmllll OOIIWYid by mlnlotrotora, uacutoro lnd MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO .. ,,., lhot on tho 4th doy at Do· Chlrllo lilko Md wk. to dlotributHo, H MY of Jomeo Jocquollna M. Navo, . . ' IT woy line <If Siato Route No. . o of woy of 124ondthewootUnooiOno DEED REFERENCE: Vo- comber, 1810. Hellen "a~ Emmo Iorber. by worronty H. Trlbtoott, d-ood. moy Pflllntiff ,'.t) . Hundred Acre Lot No. 213 ; lume 310, Pagol43, Molgo lond. formerly Hallin lloko, dlld Morah 30. 1823, ond hove oomo ololm or lntoroot . 110...._ Al'"n •Noo.vo,· ) ·0!> · h 2 ~•'•lritiff, flleil hlr complolnt r - - In v.......,.. 1211. In Mid Tract No 2 Plaintiff ••r • • County Deod Racordo . · th. OftCI 41 IOU.t --HI . . - - bo' ~-- ri•-~ I ,_ . . ' . o~ndont 'o' ,· 17" 1 hlr ',.. • ve - • roo ogolnot - h at y<1u In C111 # Pogo 221. Deod Rocord1. further ltltll t11ot all deoda · ••• " 11 at u'Td~~""a~nd=•~ eltotololdlritHIId In tho re· 90-CV-273 In tho Court of Thora ore .18.31 ~reo In lnthocholnoftltJeootatroct Cooa No. 90 DR 271 cordo of tho Molgl County Common Plllo, Melgo IIIICtlon II end· •70 ocroo In N 2 Incorrect iUhottho NOTICE IV "· ~=~;.~~ ':,;= ~': =~:~: Audlt~r by Porcll N<!. 20· County, OhiO, olleglng thlt 1111Ct1on 11, T. 4, R. 1 1 '"" ..:...:=.no of uld dlldaln · · . PUBLICATION · i: totel dlotonce of 112,00 . 00241. . Hellen Holllnd, formerly eluded In thlo dl-lptlon. tho aholn oltltle r-tTriiCI · You ""' hlrlby natlfod ;._: . ~ thlnOI Iouth 87 c10gre11 Sild reol 111111 Wll IP· Hellen.llokl. lo tho awnor of REFERENCE DEED: Vol. No. 2 11 b4ilng In Froctlonol thot you havo Non nomld ",;1 · 18' 3 3 .. 11111 total dlmnce prolood It: UII,OOO.OO.. on undlvldod 'h lnt""'lt. ond 218, 1'1!110 411; Vol. 218, 8acti0n 11, Fraction 18. Dlfendtnt In tho octlon '""' ''"' ... 31100 · ~- - 01 norTorrrioof Solo: Caoh , thot tho dtfendtntlc Ricky · Pogo 1311: Vol. 277. Pogo Olive Townthlp Mligo · tltlod Jocquollne M·. Novo. f\l ;;;....,;.....i;"~ continuing ' Roll 111111 01nno1 b4i 1ald Lll Blake; Uolo Sacho. · 1001, ll,telgo COunty, Ohio, County, Ohl<!, ' whorllo, Plolntlfl. vo. Rocky Allen ·· : olong llld llno ond wlth tho for looo lhon two-third• of lprrrierly Lioll Blako; Juotln Deod Racorde. -•ore 18.311ocreoln8fC· Nova, Dolendont. Thlo ac- . ,.., ore of o C!IIVI tO the llfl·hov- tho opprellod volue. Coleb I loki, • minor: AnBubjiiCt tO oil oooo'monto. tlon 6 ond .70 ocreo In Soc- lion hlo boon aaoltnld Coli .,,~ lng I rodluo of 732. 71-·• Jlmoo M. SoulobY gelo Rucklr; J-el Ann hlghwoyo, 111111 ond othlr tlon 11. Town 4, Rlnilt 1 1; No. 80 DR 278, ond II pond- .~:~• dllta- 111 .BI to · on Sheriff of Melgl County, White ond Sheila Suo Floldo oonVIYIInceo at roaord, If WHEREFORE. Pleintiff lng In tho Melgo County ,,,. ·. lnt ~ .._.. Ohio nch awn on undivided ony. domondo thot hlr thllln the Common Pl11o Court. Bold 1,_; 1 pi th ,:;. .,;'·thee,::,.. ~;"'.; 1 /12th intoreot In Mid rool Auditor'• Po reel Noe: llkl rill 111111 ond thotltlo dlvorco woo flied nn Doc am- ~~" ,eltato doocrlbed In ...,d 110•·00148 • · 1101·00141. ofthldlfondontt, RickyLN ber7,1110,ondooekocuo- .: 01 oouth 3 dog,... 31'14"oat1111.11 aamplllnt aa Tract 1 ond r....-lvoly. · · Bilko. UeloSIICho.formerly todyofyaurtwomlnorchll· - •• ~ -co north • doglooi Troct 2. Trect 1 lo deocrlilfd Plolntlflltltlt further thoI Lillo Bloko. Juotln Coleb dron on behoH of your wlr.. ~::: 00' 27" Nit 27.21fHtloon 11 followe: · · - · are orroro In tho do· Blolut, . 1 mlncir; Angela Jacquellno .M. Novo. Thl '>©: Iron ·ptn. pooling an Iron pin . TRACT ONE: Tho follow· ocrlptlon ond atMr orroralft Ruckor, Jewol Ann. White. Carriplllnt far Dlvarco el- .,.· ing doocrlbed ,.., , ootoll . tho conveyoncu of oold roll lnd Shlllo Sue Floldo In the legeo thol you hovo been •·' ot 1.29 feet; thenco oouth ·4 . dogr•o 10, 40 .. . . lilt oltuated Iii Slctlono 4 ond lltltlln thoahlln oftlllo of propcrtlono 111 forth i n - guilty of graoo nog""' of :.;~ 207.80 feet to m• odge 01 '10. Lot 11118. Town 4, . 11ld '"' oltlte deocrlbed 11 complaint be quilted 11 duty end extromo cruelty to- .. : tho Ohio River. -ling on PUbliC Notice Ronoo. 11 . of Ohio Cam, Tract No. 1 In oald ~m- · ogolnot ony clolm or lnt.,.it w~rd your- ond • '·f Iran pin 11 117.73 feet; po~y·o Purah111, detcrlbod plolnt; thlt tho d....,.nto, of oil 0 dof11ndontl 01 dlil!lllon ,of property end !,., thonco along tho rlvor north : " .11 lollOwo. to-wit:' Bogin• tho unknown· hlln It lew. Ultodln Hid complaint. l'ur- dobte. cooto. ond ottomey ··;· ' 75 dlgreoo 44' 21" .. H.t LEGAL NOTICE nlng eight rpd1 -on l.lnko nat . of kin, dovillll, dlo· tllormoro, thot oil dAda In · - · ·.. -~ 77.22 felt; thance lllvlng IN THE eoot altho narthllot co,_ trlbutloo. admlnlotrotaro ar the Choln of ntle dOtcrlbed . You ore required to on- ·100 tho rlver'o odgo north 2 COMMON PLEAS COURT of on ·Iighty troct at exocutoro, II ony, of - h of oo TrOat No 2 be lolormod owor tho Complolnt within onw dlgrooa 41' 2T' ooot MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO lind, . d - . by Philip t~o following: DANIEL to rotilct ihl correct dl· tw•ty·eight 128) dayo oftor l< ffl 3211.14 feet to on Iran pin, , HELLEN HOLLAND,Iko Hetzer to E.M. Klbblo, woot RANDOLPH, ELIZABETH ocriptlon of ooid Trect No. 2. tha lilt publlcltlan of thlo -_.; pooling on Iron pin 11 47 _18 Hellen Bloke, Plolntiff and o((ot 1,11;-..., ooot RANDOLPH, ELIZA RAN- Alto on a llnel hoorlng for Notlco. which wUI be pub· ..,.;.. teet: thlnco aouth eo VS oovanty-nlno rado ond ollty- DOLPH, LUCINDA MYERS. thla ca~Hthottho Plolntiff'o llllhod oncao- for olx(6) "", dig,_ 10' 33" Wilt RICKY LEE BLAKE, ET AL o1x Nnk•: thanco north 24 ANTHONY MYERI, 8A· int~r~otln the roll lltltl be tuccooalvo - · · Tho loot ~ ,y. 141.10 feet to tho point of Dtfendonto dogre11 weot twonty·one AAH E. FIELOI, 8AAAH 111 off to hlr In 11-oity. H publlcotlon wHI be on the . :< boglnnlng ond contllnlng Co11 No. BO·CV·273 rod• and flftMn llnko to 1 ROO.D, DAN ROOD, oko tha 11mo can bo dono 22nd doy of March, 1181, 1''" 0.177 ocru. To tho unknown holro-ot· gum treo; thence north 20 DAN RUDE, and I. E, without monll•t Injury to and tho -ty-olght 128) .,..,1 'fhe-diiCflptlon·pre- low. noxt·of·kln. devl1111, dig,... welt lorty-oiJc rodo ROOD, DUDLEY FIELDS, ltavoluo· othorwiM thotthe doyafaron-lngwlllcom- "'"' porod by !VIIIo. Mochwort. dlotrlbuteeo, legotoo1, od· to e -lor oturrip; tllonce WILLIAM H. 'WHITEHEAD, riel oototo be IDid: ihlt ouch -nco on thot dot,. In tho , ., Hombllton • Tilton. ' Inc. mlnlotretaro, and oxocutonl, · we• -anty-three rodo to MAnLDA REED. WILLARD furt..., legol end qultoblo COli of your fellure to on/a/ Gregory .K. Wrlght,Re- Hony,of ..ah 'oltholollow- lendo formorly ..,od by REED, 2~d. MAJOR RAN· rollefllograntlduthecourt owor or othlrWioo reopond ,, !IIIIo~ SUI'VOYOr #11311. lng: . Thom11 Trlbbet 2nd; thence DOLPH, II,IARY E. SWIFT, oonoldiro propor ln. tho air· II l'lqutltod by tho Ohio • s bj . · I '-•I I. A. DANIEL RANDOLPH. oouth - t y rod1: thence MARTHA BRACY, DAVID cumiltonceo Rulaa of ClvM Pro-ure, ~ -~. =:,:,:~-:f !~~,j docooood 1111 oovanteon rad1; thenco . RANPOLPH ond A. P. WI· You ora ~ulrod · to on- Judgmnt of daflult wll bo ond rightl of Wily olrecordo. · B.. . EUZAIETH RAN- oouth 1O'h dlfl/lll wolt LEY moy hovooomo clolm or • - thli oomplolnt> within rondlrod ogalnlt you ond for . EXCEPTING 'thertllrom tho DOLPH. ""' 1 d thlrtY·th- rod• end 1..-y· lntoreoi In llld rill • - • by 21 doy1 af tho loot publica· the rolilf domondod In the -L oH. 1111 end other m~ · C. ELIZA RANDO~PH. de· ' llnka to tho pilei of begin· vlrtuo of tho ~lng at tho tlon of thl1 notlcl..whlch will Complllnt. , ·.nilr!llo ,lnd , rlghta -lore Clleod nlng, cantolnlng 28 ond dildo in uld chlln of tltlo. 111 publlahld onco HCh Doted thlo 11th doy of ""' r 1 old by C.H. Wlllomo. D. ~~DA II,IYERS, Do- · 6/10th ocrao. bo tho 11mo Plaintiff furthor 110111 W...lor 1ix (I) eoniiiCUtlve. Fobruory, 1991. .,.~ T - . In dHd rocordod. Jn .._ moro or lou: any orrcre thot· may lp-r lNIOko ond the lilt publiCILorry Spencer; .~ Vol 1117 p 220 ~A . E. ANTHONY MVERS. Except-oorooflondln · In tho dltcrlptlon or· tha . tlondotewllbemodoonthe ClerkoiCCiurto .,.,; ....da, ~ cleCIIIId · we•portof.ebovedoocrlbed wording in uldcheln at title 28th dey otMorch.1981.1n (2) 111, 22; ~,,~ · Further tho fl/lnt~ro. tli~li I.._.F•. •B•A•R•A.. H...E•••F.IE•L•D•S• , d.•.·.L.Io.;.,t.;., • .;dOl.; · .;.,d;,;od.;;_t.;o.J.;.,e.;-,;.;..;,;R,n;;.·,..L.·.'•.a.olot ...u•d,;.on..t,;;h.;a.;;tlt;;;le;;.;,;to;,.;T_;;roc;;,;.;tJ.;t;;;hi;_;Wii:;_;•;;;nt~yo;;;u~or_;;e_;;ln.;,;;dtfe;,; . ..u..lt;.J..(,..3);_1_._·.·.1·1i•,2.2,;·.6..tc!""--~ ... ~lro and 11olgn•. hlrlby r ~;I gront to tho gront11. hor 1y vlrtuo o1 on Order o1 Solo l-oci out of tho Common pt011 Court of Molgo 3 . Announcemtnta Oulllod I :a. Far • ....., - t 14rl - lloreh -lion aoil 11WD:'IU7. I ::le'N •-rd. The Daily Sentinel has an enormous amount of Happy Ads, In Memory Of, Etc., dating back at least to 1988. P1ctures · must be p1cked up at The Daily Senbnel office before March 30th to avoid being destroyed. I ''---~:=~=~~.,) Public Notice Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT. . PROBATE OIVIIION MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO IN THE MAnER OF SETTLEMENT OF . ACCOUNTS.• PIIOIATE COURT. MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO . Acoountt ond _,....,oat . tho fol-11 nomod llduc:Jar.. leo hlv1 blln llod In tho Probote Court. Moigo County, Ohio. lor__.. ond - Aid •cco'u nu wll be Con•kl· orod ond contlnuod trcm dty ,_,, ESTATE NO. 217711 Flnol ond Dlotrlbutlve .Account of R - S. Clilrk,.Exocutor of the Eot,.l iJf Cormln Eugone Clark,Ooceelod. ESTATE NO. 211112 Anll end Dlotrlbutlvo Aaoount at Morllyn A. Newmen. Exacu·. tor of tho E1ttte of Erell · Poul Orr. D--d. ESTATE NO. 21882 Fino! ond Dlltr...,.lve Aooount of Robert M. Thomton, Exacu· tor of tho Eototo at Bornlco Oplli Wlnn, Doc-od. ESTAT.E NO. 23821 Fourth current .aaount of Greco W-. Guordiln ·at tho PoriOn ond Eo- of Mori& Alon Woller, An In· compltlnt Poroon. · . ESTATE NO. 18101. Fll· t-tl) Annuol Account at Loulo B. Vouahan. Guordiln of tho PorliOn ond. E...to of Wllltm R-•o. An lncoinpotont Peraon. ' ESTATE NO. 23791 Flrot Current Aacount at Joon Wolla. Truotao of tho Truot under the Will at Elu Klmeo, Dacoaood. . ESTATE NO. 23811 Flnel end Olotrlbutlve Account at Judith A. Holter, Admlnlotrotrlx of tho Eltltl of Ro· bert Gory Holtor, Ooaootod. Unleoo excoptlonl oro llild thereto, uicl ICCOUntl Will be for hoorlng before oold Court an tho lth dty ot April. 1111. 11 which time 1 C8rd of Thanks Tho fllmHy of Bonhe Walr. willh to oxtand our deopoat thanka and 11Jproclatllln 10 aU our frltnda and neigh· bo,. who helped In eny way during the 1011 <If our mother. Thenk thoaa'Who 11nt flowera, food end cardt. Special thenkl to Squed 88 end Pomeroy EMS, Dr. Brown, ataff 1t Votorana M•· rnorlol Hoapltol, Home H11lth Nurua end the Alzhelmoro progrem . end our dalf n\lighbor, Coral Soval. Thenka to Rev. Eerl Shulor. tho pollbterera end tha Ewing Funerel Home for tholr klndneu. you will nevoi bo forgotten. Thenk You All. Tha Bertlte Wolfe Famly 11 · to doy un'll finally dlopoood of, Anv. pMton lntereltod moy file. wtltton .....ptlono to Mid KCOui'lta or to matt· oro portolnlng to the 'IXICU·. tlon of tho trult. not let• thin live doyo prior to tho dote oot for hlorlng. · . ROBERT E. BUCK JUDGE Common Pleo.o Court. Prabote Dlvllllan Melgo, County, Ohio 13) 8 1tc Public Notice SHERIFF'S SALE OF IlEAL ESTATE Tho 81111 of Ohio, Molgo County. . Ptopilo Bl!lklng • Trull Company, of Morlotte; Ohio. Pllllntiff, vo. 0. Woyno Sonnltt .ond lorbare J . Ban· non. IOintly •nd -oily. Dtfendonto; · No. 88·CV·301 In purouonco of on Order at Bolo In tho • - • ontlllod octlon, I will offer for 1111 It publiC ouctlon. an ·the ground floor of tho Caurthou• In Pomoroy, In tho obovo nomod County, on Tuoldoy. tho 1 lith day of AprM, 1191; ot 10:00 o.m.. the followJng dlocrlbod ,.., "s 0 1 0 . - =- ?.: . .Yai'd Sale 7 · Jeouniy • t?.~it~~=::!~ Busi·ness Servi·ceos WHAlEY'$ AUTO PAITS .... R. MASH CARPENTRY · ROOFING NEW _ REPAIR 0 & Vlqlnlty tor Information. EXt. 313. ALL.Vord Soi11Muol II Pold In Advonco. DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. the doy bolD,. lhlld II to run. Sunday odltlan • 2:00 p.m. Friday. llandoy odHion • .2:00 p.ni. Soturdoy. · 8 Public Sale & Auction 504-841-8003 ... -ian Compony Rick · porcol of lind •• 1 '"""no 'at ··~ lngNd to 1nd egreu from h---------,r----~~:--..-.,.---------"T"-..--------'1"'"---.---::-.--'";~ tile ldjolnlng r~~l 111111. · · • EXCEPTING tho Ohio USID APPUANCEs Howard L .Write... !llvor Rollwoy onci PoL~ Compony'o right of wey be· 91 Ill T WABIIITT WASIIIIS-$ 100 op lng fourtoon foot In width. lett on o l lido of · Specializing I• DIYIS-$69 op : . •Vinyl Siding ' ', · •Garages ••naroiS-S 100 ., •• following Clucrlbed conCntom. Fr•• lllllllr Sltuotod In Townlhlp of •Replacement UNGES---$1U "P Olivo, County at Molt• and ~.:;m....,lng 11 j, pclnt In •Room Additions NEW • USED PARTS Gutters · Wlndowa FIHZDS~S 125 op Btoto of Ohio, to-wit: · tho Inter-lion of the exlot· FOR ALL MAKES • R · •Kitchens -. Sathe • 00fl np ·"l llolng 30 ..,... oil the .. lng oouthorly right of woy •uo OVIIIS-$79 op MODELS Downspout• •lnoulatiOn • ,. lOUth olde of thofolowlngdl- line of Stile Number 124 •Vinyl Siding t o·~• 992·7013 ' lEN'S APPLIANCE Gutter Cleamn g JAIIES KEESEE •I ocrlbod .... .......... In ond tho W•ot llno "hold ono •Restoration . _ 30, TOWtllhlp 4, Hundred Acle Lot Number •' SERVKE or 992-5553 Painting 992-2772 or •·•· R - 11 . lloglnnlng . 130 eRapair Work 992-5335 .. 985-3561 01 TOLl FlEE FREE ESTIMATES 742-2251 ~. raclo north at tho toudl- :\:::.'!:.lnt ·~:h"!': Acrou frt1111 Post Offlco 1139 Bryen Piece ' .~ of •lei S - n 30 It pr-rty c~~rnor: ' theneo 1-100•141·0070 949-2161 POMEROY, OHO thl oonw of l..ta South 2 dlgr- 41 • 27" . DAQI.., 01110 M lddlepon, Ohl!l ~ POMIIOY, OHIO· · 10/30111 tfn toou~ o-od by Phlbl 11-14-tfn Wilt olang tho Ol"o-r'o '----~3~/I~/;.:'8El1~1J.1Jlmo::J . l-4·'1-1 ••· pd. . Lano; t h - north 1 10 raclo: Wilt pr-rty line ond tho .tl)anco 110 raclo ID till Wilt Nne of One Hundrod mlddkt of Sactlon lno; thence Acre Lot Numller 283 and & BIRD Iouth 110 raclo to the north- . tho oxlotlng cerriorllno of oomor at lond ""'-'\' Walnut Stroot. 178.00 foot ownod by ........ Lono: t h - to tho reel r.:lnt of beginning etlawHo.... WIII110 rodt to tho ploco of lor the ond heroin dl· boillmling, aonlolnlna 30 ocnbed; tlionce Iouth 87 CUSTOM IUILT = dlgr111 18' 33" Eaot olono HOMES & GARAGES ,. ~ oco~nplete Complete Grooming ' PRIOR INSTRUMENT tho centerllno of the Ohio "At lea10nablt Prices" ·• REFERENCE: .Volume 284, lamodallng . For All Breeds Pogo13. Stop & PH. 949·2101 ~~ Bold pnml•• .,.locotod on Rice Run Rood. Reodo· Fraa Estlillatas Court StrHt lu. 949-2160 ~ Owner & Operator viii, Ohio. Real.Estate Gener'al 915-4473 Sold promlooo opprolood '. Day or Night at Twomy-th,.. Thouund NO SUNDAY CALLS >I 667-6179 Dolle ... ond Na/100 Dalloro Pomeroy, _, ..... 2/27/'91/l .tno. 5-31.'90 lfn (t%3,000.00) ond 01nnot bo oclcl for illothon twc-thlrda ~1 ' . of thot omcunt. Tho hlghoot bid wlil be ac~~ ~ coptod. ~: Tormo ' of Salo: Flvo -W!:~_- .... -ruii'Nc:k Rr... L t 1 OPEN 7 DAYS '• Hundred DQiilre 1*100.001 All lUllS 206 NORTH SECOND AVE. A WEEK '• cooh or certHiod ahlak on HlftiiOI • 11111101 lrl• It Ill Or Wa 9 A. M. 'TIL 7 'P,M . '• ;1 dey of olio, belonce duo MIDDLEPORT. OHIO FREE ESTIMATES upon conflrmotlon of ule . •lck Up. . 20$ N. Socltlll Sll'ut OFFICE 992-21181/HOME 992-6192 N]ou clean up your '' lnd delivery rrf dotd. . Toke the pain aut of pr 111 wuklllds .... we • :: MIDDlEPOIT, OHIO.. 45760 DOTTIE S. TURNER, BROKER lEN'S APPLIANCE Jomoa M. loulolly, Bhlriff paitti... bu1_ on wttklnds. Office 614-992-2186 Melge County, Ohio SERVICE RUTLAND Nice fenced back yard and a 2 story frame Til-COUNTY . II HOME 614.992·5692 Thomoa P. Wobotor. let me do .it for you. 992·5335 or home with 4 to 5 bedrooms, dining room. and big living room, • Attornov DDmE S. TUINEI, POIEI . RECYCUNG • 'I:1 VERY RIASONAIL£ 915·3561 carport playhouse, and storage building. Assumable loan (3) a. 111. 22 3tc HOUSES•LOTBIIFARMI locatod Oft lhoiJIIIIU On -,, AG"ea ,,.. hit Dfflca available wdh $3,000 down paym~nt and assume the loan of COMMERCIAL HAVE lmiENCES Tile Comor of '1 Thrnvs art buuin' ln lho 117 l.lacollll St. $24,441.99. The monthly payment .is $310.00, which inWe Need Uollnp! 11. 1 & II. 143 :• (614) 915-4110 I'OIIIIOT, DlttD cludes principal. Interest, taxes, and insurance. There is 24 . II·S:,o-tto , •I Pom•ay, Ohio 3· 1· '11- 1 mo. pd. 3/1/tll/lfll yrs. left to pay and the intereJ rate is 12.5%. Eloy Warlll ExCIIIont Poyl Aournble Product• at home. C.l Gaiii!J9IIB · J&L INSULATION . •: £, !':1 14 It aluminum SEA .N••IlYPI' · lllhlng boot. lnaludoo 7'112 ' " motOf. 6M-zse..10M. .' . TDOL RENTAL Ill. Booohunlor Boot, 21 LB .. , . Thrull Trailing Malar, 2 Swivel • se•, . not:th••••t .SIMON'S PIC I· ·A-PAIR SAME LOCATION ...... GROOM ROOM •G•I'GII• c•...,.,. I• Entrance POMEROY'- OHI.O EMILEE MERINAR or MICROWAVE OVEN REPAIR nrw.-. ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR •VINYL SIDING , •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION GRANT ST . ....; MIDDLEPORT ....; A one story home w1th 5 rooms, 2-3 bedrooms, SliiTle new carpetina and some new . plumbing. 1111mediale possesston. · $8,500 BISSELL : SIDING CO. SNOWVILL£- Shows'TlC -A 40 acre farm that IS all rol· ling cleared pasture land. Appro.. 20 acres lenced . Lar(le metal barn, and an immaculately clean 3 bedroom n~wer home with lree gas, equipped kitchen, and public water. Must see. . $55,1100 .... .._. .... "F;eo Eatlm ..ea" Apart-time position is open for an activities director for the longterm care unit. Flexible schedule. LAUREL CLIFF ROAD - Sectionll ·only _; NO LAND - A three year old 24i52 home that hau family room with afireploce, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, cathedral ceiling, skylight, extra msulation, heat pump, and many more extras. $30,1100 If interested, contact: . Becky Janovec, SNF Director or Rhonda Dailey, Director of Nursing VMH Skilled Nursing Facility 115¥2 East Memorial Drive Pomeroy, OH. 45769 (614) 992·2104, Extension 214 MIDDLEPORT - A 1975 Windsor mobile home that is 12x60. tias 2 bedrooms, hu(e liYinJ room, equipped kitchen lots of windows, and utiiHy areatn bath. Very neaUy set up On a 30x100 lot. ONLY.Sl5.000 . ' - RUTLAND - Ill• Strtit -Why look lonpr?- There Ire 3 bedrooms in this I li story hOme on a 50x140 lot Has newt! heat pump, skyliahl. vinyl sidin& and a picket fence , for privacy. Seller has left lhe 1r111 and wil not refuse any reasonable offer. and may conseler • 2nd mortaaae. I "" SUNDAY CAUS ' 3·1l·lfn ' .IIDDLEI'CIRT- Hllh Strett- A very deep.lo.t in 1 great neighborhood. Imagine your new home on this level lot. all utilt)ies milable. • $11,000 .. " ' - PH. 949·2101 or laL 949·2160 . ol MINII,.H ~ · UPHOLSTaY: ~EMOYAL •LIGHT HAULING •FIREWOOD BILL SLACK . 992-2269 USED RAIIOAD nES 1-12-80-tfn FOIEVII IIONZI. PIOM TANNING SPECIAL IU·Ie, Suead ht SO High SchDOI ·~···•"' 10 SESSIONS- $10 Hand Tufting Cu11om Drapea' S6 YIIH lllport.!l'l Ut-992-!JII Wa loy What Wa Do. WoDoWIIItWoloj, 10.11-!M. Students Call 949·2126 For A,pt. POIEVU IIONZI IAMAIII.,IAC. . ·4-'91· •Remodeling end Homo Repair• '• ~.; BENNm'S MOBILE HOME HEAnNG & COOLING 79 Co-. . 16141 Tra nspo1 tat;on 71 ftl£11111 DftiiDI WGI.URIER I \ . MI.. ' Serv1ces Autos for S81t 21 WiT& IIIIDI '1'111111.,.1'1' ; Pap-Up Ooooci Cond~. : lion. . .. 114-4-33. • Scotty pul oamper, a•• etove,1 • gu and electric lfgiO, Nf, ' · - 4, good oond, 304-115- • flll311Ci<ll '.. Home lmprovemems .· _.;;,;.;:~B•~~:=:M=ENT;:.,;..;;:_.._ '"--lor-.. oNoimakl, ahesatwoodlrt!h Imidi hOur.e. 4ums up to•18-lnctt diemlllr 1IOOd WATE ROOfiNG ~- Nlollmo ....,.... ~ o8utro.., 10 30.Jnclllolig- .... L.oollllfwMc. . ~ ~ .UMS JOtr prtMit COOIIIII llllm •• Coli 1· lt+m-0111. dty or night. Ragoro - ttng. duel'' ""' Wot- oMarllolo<atodiO·IOO lolillomtllo- •Siftsolllllcoow.IOAD EVERY 12 HOUiiS Ron.. TV llmoe, 1pui8lblnu In :r.nMh olio - " ' IIMIIil cthor brondtl. oolfl, 101111 ' oppUonco _,.._ wv 304-..23111 Ohio 114-<4... 24114. CALL VICKER'S WOOD HEATING ou•-•••a. .... wvPIIono (3041 111-2211 lfttr 5 p.m. ' : , • : .!. 9 AM-JPII-7 Dow 1 W... •Painting NO JOB TOO SMALL FREE ESTIMATES CEDAR CONSTIUCnON 992·6641 or 691-6164 12-31 -10-lfn YOUNG'S . CARPENTER SERVICE ·:-1...,.. ...o--.. -Room Allldftlana ·-·-·b- onil '-""' -c-... ,...,. ' --tint Poin!lng (FREE ElnMATEBI V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomny, Ohio 11-14-'90 lfn ' . . 2·11.'t1.t... . "1· . ~r .PSIOOO IEAT ntE RU$11 , Gat your lawn and lat'· r! den IIJIII..-nt tuMtl up "' and bladti shar........l · " for tht - • • _ _, ~ ,...._ ... DlllltG miUAIY . WE ALSO SERVICE . CHAIN SAWS . ~· · · ~ ~ ~ DAVE'S SMAll ;! ENGINE REPAIR f. 253 Wilt Main St. ~: , •..,.y, 011. 'I PH. 992-3912 l-4-1 :; I Plumbing & Heating Real Estate ·unlden Colter'• Plumbing 31 Hom• tor Sale I' ;, - Frtt Jlidlup and dtll,err In l'ltiiii'Oy . and Middleport dty limlfL DflUXE SAf£li.itt fV SYSTEM ~~ ......... ........ ... ' tOM;i.iii ififiif I """..._...,...,..;.. ...,........ ' ,. (. ' .,.11..,..... .,.,....... I COIIftm - NOfiMi RSI TO iun . .. . *1,195 . , fUll ....... O\ltf11Dklng ....._ Enloy O..or 1 ilo chan- . -·117Q ar Homo nola. IN tho nowo LIVE OIINpolll, !)Ilia oo It hoppano - 24 houro • .lAD o y - lncludla docodor. CALL TODAY FE8RiiAI!.~IIf'ECII'L .. ONLY 57 ••\· -- ... - ··-· -~-~ ... ~ ..... MusiCal _ .,_-·=·Instruments · "We both love Jlg..w puzzles. Juatglve u1 · the plec:lland the gluo." -.. ' ·• ' . ., '. Ellctrlc:al & 11Q4.132- ZENIX VIDEO Vt ... W. of lltfrtr . ondHIIIIIIII F.-ondPino ",,.,.. """'Aivor. ll<toiMocre...... elbly - -f14o1411.t211. M IR hot!!, Zltory, bit IFNI ... Chllhlro. un. E10. ilcnd. - : ' ...L.. Cempera & Motor Horne's ;1 614·992-5114 •Siding c-p~~~e Located On Sctffonl ~ ld. off lilt. 141 Paying ·CIIh for •luminum, • ;I 1 copper. brlaa. ltlinln 1 1 rnean ..lum. r1clllt0r1. ~tart· ••· 1lternator• end ..1 non- ( fenou11MU11. • WL fOI PIKES •Roofing redlotare 1 ...., _ _ 25'11> "" al new redlltor price. • AI. s 11 llurroy Aaod, B-1. 114-318-88111. SI16AII tt••· SHIUB & TREE TRIM and . 4 Flrnlone S~pram• ·~ P201171R14. 112 lOCh. Hill ' Trood Rimolnlng. 114-448-11131. ., 9udllll T.....,.lulono, Uood 6 t1bulM, llortlng II '"; 114-245M77, t14-371-22t3. . . Now /11 :i WWfADS ; • Accesiories MOBILE HOME FURNACES- HEAT PUMPS AU FURNACE PARTS r~====·:·''-:•:':·If=!" Til-COUNTY RECYCLING · ... Concltlon. · - 76 · Auto Parts & · BISSELL 1 BUILDERS ,.~ 614-992-6820 LINDA'S PAINTING Help Wanted EOE IISSnL CONSTRUCTION Excill~nt 1'300. 114 Uti 4311!1. '' 992-5526 1 75 Boats & Motors for Sale tar: lllllllo. : 11 I 4Ill .................... 11 . • ... ., • I �• ... ... ... ;o .. . , • The ' Sentinel •• Ohio · 1991 . Yocal students to compete ' Vocai music students of Meigs High School will travel to Athens Saturday 10 participate in the Dis· tric tl7's Oiorus Contest at AlhCns High School. The men 's ensemble will per· form 81 9 a.m., the mixed chorus 81 I0:20, and the women's ensemble ~1 11:20 a.m.• . The chorus recently canpeted in the District 17 Solo and Ensemble Contest held at Ohio University, Seven students receiving a superior rating for solos were Cassie Hubbard , Michael Still , Holly Williams, TraceyGrueser, Joy '?' Brien, Steven R. Manin, and . ·Announcements Qrganizational · meeting : Syracuse Youth League will ~old a baseball organizationa l meeting 81 Syracuse Grade School an Tuesday at 7 p.m. ¥issionary speaker Ruth Eshenauer, a missionary 10 Korea, will speak at South Bethel New Testament Church on Silver Ridge Road near Reedsville on Sunday at 7 p.m. She will show slides of Islam and the Middle East situation. The public is invited. . l)ivorces processed : An action for divorce has been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Arlene Russell, Pomeroy, against William Eugene RusseU, Gallipolis. · A divorce has been granted ·by t11e coun 10 Angel Sue Kimes from S_tephen Michael Kimes. ' ·J.udgment sought Amy Rouse. . Students receiving superior rat· mgs for ensembles were Marlo While, Jenny Erlewine, Michelle Young, Misi Neutzling,' Joy · O'Brien, and Melinda Dailey. Soloists receiving excellent ratings were Melissa Pooler, Paul T. Van Cooney , Michelle Young Misi Neutzling, Marlo White' Holly Williams, Angie While ~ GOSPEL TONES TO SING • A hymn sing will be held at Hill- .. Harper, and Michael Cleland. ' side Baptist Church on Friday at 7 p.m. Fealllred pests will be Excellent ratings for ensembles Tile Gospel Tones, a trio from Point Pleasant, pictured, J..r, Mr. · went to Tracey Grueser, Holly aod Mrs. Gary Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Humphrey. Also perWilliam s, Amy Rouse, Evelyn will be Tile Cllildren of God, Tbe Re<ieemed Quartet, Tile forming Neace Tmcia Co$ar, Angela Sear· Joyful Hurts, God's Llltle Lambs, and The WIJUD& Hearts Linda les, Cindy McGwre, Cassie Hub· Jones will also be singing. The church is located on Route i4J off . bard, and Erin Harper. Route 7. Rev. James R. Acree Sr•.lovltes the pubUc. · PU8LIC NOTIFICATION• . $ .. 750,.0 00 Inventory Ordered Sold!! . Safe boatlng 'class slated . . ··uNPRE#'!EDENTED . . ~ · . GOODS TO BE EXPEDITED TO PUBUC SUNDA Y!l! ....,.c.... · Acce,tlll. . UP TO 61% 1!:::======;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!,1 OFF SUNDAY HDE~STHE I I· ~nniversary, birthday qbserved recently ', Mrs. Donna Knapp, Syracuse, · celebrated her birthday recently along with Anthony and rraci Wilson's second anniversary at her sbn' s home in Pomeroy. ' Dinner and cake were served · ~ith gifts exchanged from both. . · Attending was her husband, Robert Knapp, Syracuse; grandson, Cory Wilson, Pomeroy, and friend, 1 ""' Roush Middl ~ ....... . Russell guests named j 1 Pearl L. Russell, Racine; Mr. ai1d Mrs. Floyd T. Chapman, were gpests of Aleta Russell and daughter, Erika ,Lynn Burton, Orange dity. Fla.; and Bill Wells, Deltona, Fla. ; The Chapmans spent several djlys in Key West, Fla. Mrs. Rus11 I a few days visiti11g her ghter and family, Mr. and . ffery Gqe, the former Lisa A:nne Burton, and children, Joshua aOd Shayfer Lynn Gage, Orlando, ~ Mr.-lalli (!) 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(ll ll'll) MOVIE: T"""''Y and 8 ll•wlll Tadlly 1:00 (!) F- ot Life <ll f'llllln' with Orlando WIIaon Ill Laale 1;1 , II) J. Kennedy llJ Weekeflll Sllroo. 0 0 Pakl Proer-rlil'l • Daya a LM* ROHY I:;ll ·· 1:10 (!)Mangin' In <ll Batw"" 1111 Ltnta • 'W Amailaan Traffic .M 8 faotr llnl NIWI ID Lrorrr Lea l:al$ (I) (WE) Clomilr Pylt . • ! ~ QICoi{'*JIMI . . . . .. , lk•lllrllll_nl .... 1:35 (I) l'llllln' . . . 01111* Wilton 5:41(1) TNVele I:;ll I:;ll aa SportaCemet Naw8 Upclat8 a0 ~ntaa Malt!n 8llop . ITII,~~~)':ttlrtg -FII '' • ".,." .. ' QJIIIOU118lo-Magartne 0 YCM II ~ J . .t Ql Great~ OutCioora A novice ftlhtrman joins Ron on KeniUCky Lake. • • .,..., of lluDnl 5:10We Home 8111(I) l'lalllng With IIOiaiiCI tll '(l'lll ~ Muak: ~ ~~= ~=. . - I ~ e llllllilllll ... 0 (l't) ATP T- Tannla 8 WOIICI Day 10:01 (I) (MO) MOVIE: Agalhe Clrlttl'l I'll c1a1 It flaJ PVIoi ell Thla Mo lliltg'l lllilinlll Ill IMO) =waliCis : II! Name That'•Ql (MO,TU) On._. (WI!) Chun:h a-t eon-utlon With Dlnall 0 NeW • a " 1111 (WE) World Cup 8lcllntl 1111 (Til) NCAA Final , _ (MO) ...... Lalalllglll 8QICNNNtwe Co 51 Ilia t PnogowiNIIiiiQ ®e (TU,nt)Andr Olltfllh (I'll) Pafcl ~~~ Ill (YU,Wi,TII,I'II) Csaulllw · ' . a e (Md,TU.WE,ntl . . . . o.Anaall I . . ... ~--·- · Progo•slllllntl . =:.•JICI'a Exoelent II) :·o. Will ._ atntle ~pus~~ G e "l Ill AI _, 2 e:r:: 11:00ill ..... · (!JNWAPN tDCantp.... lluga 1:00 (!) MOVIE: F!l(lltlve ,,_ lloncllll (1:00) CHit Ill ltV~ ~~~ Joll\ IIlYaN o e 8 100 Clull Wllh Pat Rah lEan 0 (WI.fll) I' t uw'a ..... 0 (TU) .......... . ltoJJIIMI I; OFF-SUNDAY ONLY, Mar. 10, 1991 1f1arne meeting slated I · $AT., MAFICH 8 • . .• ,. NAIH w • ..., .....,R ... haet . Raporl ! BASSm * FLEXSTEEL * RESTONIC * KINCAID * iMPERIAL * BLACKSMITH SHOP * ENGLAND • ORT JIMSON HAMILTON * CORSAIR *.·SAUDER • CHATHAM COUNTY .. UNIQUE • SHELBY *McKEEHAN' CHAIR * SPRING AIR CORSAIR CUBS • COROLLA CLiSSICS • CUSTOM All GOODS IEUASED IEGAIDUSS OF NAME IUNDS Ill . WfAI' UIA ' tD {WI!) law On · -· ~ · I WVAH . (!) '·'· (i) ........ c:.ft IIIII IIIII Mamlng Ntwe I The 'Easte 11 Hip School Cheerleaders are sponaoring theit fouth annual cheerleading clinic for p3des K-6 on Mlltb 16 belinning at,91J1i. ReliiiJ:Idon is $.!1 per permllld funfier infCIIIIljllion may be obtained by contacting Oebbie Brooks at 985-4152 after 4 p.m. '*" 111 (MO.PWP!O!II:'•"•"n 11 12:00 O'Clock Noon 'Til 10:00 P.M. 1. Ill. 10:001111 :;:••1 Of l'ort1lna Mr. Vall MOVIE: Mad .. 1M 1 ~ ·• SUNDAY!! FJa. Cheerleading clinic a I:OOille (TU,WI,l'IU'R) llulna. "r(;ts c -flute quanet (II}, Mary d ompslon, Miranda Nicholson , Kelly Doidge, Elizabeth Downie. · l Class A - saxoph<ine quartet (II}, ~evin Taylor, Heather Davenport, Ohirs Neal, Michelle ScotL ~ All coolest music is graded A, B aM C with class A being the most difficult. . =· I~ MORNING l NoncE: l'urcha... •lllf be paid for by cash, porHnal checks, MasterCard, Visa and/or ilcceptabl1 credit · . appllcatl-111 · ~and results given . • WOUI W.EEKDAYS ~~:::oo~UN~AYI! 00 T il II THIS IS A I'UIUC SAU AND SHAll II CONDICTED ON THE PIEMISES SUNDAY" UP TO ! 12). WIYX SINCEUSTWEDNESDAY FINAL!! --_, :..i ,...... ... .. ...• - =-,..., u a . A guide to local c FAM television programming .~============·======~ •I . ... SATURDAY City 'ie!tte I· WIAZ Ill STORE HAS BEEN CLOSED DOWN ALL SALES Qw,,.. ·· l istings . . ; 1:01 (I) (Tl.I,WE) ......... ....... 1:30 (J) . (MO,TU,TH,FR) Clomar •aa,.a. - ' OPEN 10 HOURS ONLY Sunday Noon . 'Til 10 P.M. ,......,_,.., ....... c IIJ The American Red Cross will : conduct a bloodmobile on Monday ! from 10 a.m. 10 2 p.m. in the East. I em High School gymnasium. DOORS Tc. March 9 .to March 15 dents may contact A1 Dvon!k. 593- • 6440 daytime or '92 ~ 1757 · evenings. · ' l Bloodmobile · T •• - - · .' . ~------~-----------------------------; 12). III : : A judgment debtor suit .in the aP.loun~ of $403,577.16 has been flied in Meigs County Commo11 ~eas Court by JD Drilling of Racine, and others, against Wella' ~lard Deangelo Panilership (H &: V( Energy, Inc., of Aurora, Co. : The instrumental music dCpact, ment at Meigs High School recently participated in the District 17 sillo and ensemble festival on the c'.ampus of Ohio University in Athens. · . • The students that pcrpared solos, and their ratings are listed below with Class A being the ' most advanced. Class C - Kevin Taylor (I), ~berry Johnson (11}, Misi Neutzling (p, and Michelle Young (1). • Qass B - Chris Hall (1), Miranlla Nicholson (11) and Sliane Hat~eld {II). • Class A - Paul Sh11p {1), Ryan Gowan {11), and Mike Hall {11). : The ensembles and the musi· clans that pecfonned were: ) Class B - percussion ensemble (!),Julie Buck, Amy Lemley, Sean Walton, Mary Compston, Jared Stewart and Richie Carson. ; Class C - clarinet choir {II), l'jlelinda Dailey, Sherry Johnson, ~obby Vance, Jayme TiUis, Becky Snowden and Katrina Turner. ) Class C - saxophone quinlet {11), Derek Miller, Wendy Clarlc, Marlo White, Kevin Taylor, Allison Gan- ''• ~gis1er for the course, resi- i .. DELIVERY MUST BE ARRANGED WITHIN 2 WEEKS .:· ·. Includes complete • caleS, according 10 the sponJOring.:' unit. • The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary ; strives 10 make bolting safe for all t boaters and education of the boat- ; ing public is considered the best·! way 10 insure loss of life and/or l Meigs Countians are inviled 10 attend a free safe boating course ·which is being Qffeml by the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 35 beginning Mart~ 21 in the Columbus Southern Power building on May Avenue in Athens: The course will continue each Thursday evening through May 2 at .7 p.m. Participants will learn about basic SC81Jt8Dship, navigatiQn rules, legal requiremenrs, maril)e engines, boat handling, piloting, charts and Marine radio. Certificates will be i~ued 10 those successfully completing the course. Some insur'ance companies offer boat insurance discounts to those with the certifi- - ' 1 11111:1··· StaNo. aIIJ Amerlaan Mualllllloll • .,' 111 Cotteae ......... Ill CNN l_.... Ntwe ·--.. 10:311ille I!J Caiola Cnp '' ' A widOW trtaa 10 '"*a ' romantic a ygu:C.man. (R) Stereo. I:;ll IIJ I INII:IIIDk 1'1111111 Starao. tiiTa-CII lallan 0 New z- Sllrto. Q 10:11(1) U.l. 01t11 pi I Clakl ··- ~•twtth =~upa::a'fri·a 11:00ille we 111 o e Ql e Naww ',, , ' t:: .. . ' " a ~:-..::.:·~.,, :•=.1:-=·Q IFW(v; • I til -.soli lllllloll a C•. lp I •C•'*' n 1,.__ ....,,. Manlaol'!_lnllln Slllrwo. -- -· e 8 11:30~.:.:~Niaht w ~ .._...., (2""" ' IJle' l•l ·' ,n,, ·-• W&IIIU __ JIII~II~•~·~·~~~!'~·d~•~Y----------~o~WR~I~Rin:·~nn~~~K~~~c=~~~ L--~=-----~----~~~·_J(C~.. ~·~·~~~-~~~.a~r~~~, _Jr.: �' . SUNDAY SUN., MARCH 10 M • .MORNING s:00 e &por~a LaiiiHigtlt . Qlt D DuiiH of HauMd 11J1 P1icl ProfiiMIIIIIIIg 5:30 I[J W-olf Stereo. a-,.. .. NtoM 5:35(lJ 'rrtd.a Stereo · 6:00 (]) e TV Cllepel (!! One D~ IU T1me (lJ WoridT-•ow au-• Repon W0<1d Vision ®I Minority l!ll e 1!21 e Wl ......ton Edl\kln O Dilmonda .. New• upc~ato Qlt D Re\illiOn IIJI NewSight '81 B:IO Q!J Heelth'!IIHI< 6:30 CII e Mulie •rid 11M Spoken WO<d . (!! One D1y II T1me . <II It ._ Writien iiiJ P1icll'logrlmml1111 In Focut = E$PN'I . SpeeciWMI< Q!J Styli With El• Klen. . , Qlt D Vlllan111ncl ValuH A Jewish family laces the rtlill~• responsibilities COIUied by a ·death tn the family. (1 :001 11J1 ,.,.. Rolli-. 7:00 (]) e R - SchUl'-' With tiM Hour of P-C (!! Mlreclea Willi 01'111 RobitiU CI) Tom end Jeny't · . FunhouH (J) e To Be Announced (!) Loam to A11d llll 48 Glmor Tid Armatrong 1!21111 Leonord IIIIPI•• 0 Cllllope = SporttCenter a DIIY!Irelk . 11J1 D. JemH Kennedy 7:30 (!) Aobitrt Schuller With 1M Hour of Power 1:;1' . (f) Another PIQe , i11J Mlreclea Now With 01'111 Aobitrta · l!ll• Video. Power Bearch · lUI La..ma • Slllrtey Boclyllllplng Big Btary Qlt D World Tomorrow 7:35 (IJ Fllntttonea 8:00 (]) 8 lundly Todly (!) Chicego'a Vary Own (!) S.Hme StrMI C (J) D VIctory Of Felih (f) GED i11J H 11 wrmen llll• Punky llrewater Evengallatlc Outr!tech 101 Paid P"'*'•••••'ll 0 Certaan Exprell = Lifeatyila Q!J Dliyllrelk Qlt • Dwlilhl Thomp-. . 11J1 Swill F-lly Rollin-. 1:05 (lJ Flint1tonea 8:15 (!)What' I Nu? 8:30 (!) Herillgl of Faith (J) D D1y of Dlacovery (f)GED i11J Firat Edtlkln IIllD luperboy Lo- UghthOUH 101 s. .rch 'OJem LH !fani!Y'I Championllhlp Workout · a ltvena and Novak IIJI 0..-rt ' 8:35 (IJ Capllln Plenet end the , e a 1121 • 1 ' . .. ·• · 1121• = a 1121• 1121• = p_..,. 9:00 (!) M- for Shut·lna ID llucllng llalnbow 1;1 (J) D Email Angley [f) Frld Wiling's U.S. Choru1 A chorus of young people frQm all over the nation sin<,liCftlll by Irving Berlin, GeQrge Gerenwin and . other graatalri aaluta lei compo11r Fred Warlftll. iiiJ cu BundiJ Momlng &:;1 \Ill. Lallie 1121. Larry Jones IIJ)IIeunion I!J Certoon Expreu 12!1 Exciting World Of ~ and lllluty The 1975 Pantera is futured along w.lth racing competitors · Morgan and Hill. Qltnelde 11M PGA Tour a DeyWetch a D llabert Schuller With 11M Hour ol p - &:;1 ../ 11J1 Pole Politloll/11~ llr88ker t:05 (lJ Brady Bunch t:30 (]) e World T'CIOCI!II ..IOfOf.rrcow• (!) ln·FI.........,n Angllnt c ~ (!) Ago I ,., AWIIY &:;J Willi • ~ ~ !ID e o e """" ...,., ~ ~::~:t::~~~aenth Annual TrUCk-in for Van c . -a From LOne Oak, Texu OI'!MMU..a.-PGA l- ev-Money 8C.o .P.s. t:36 (IJ Andy GriiHtll 1o-.oo w e ~ Copailnd (!) 11M' Search (!) SquiN OM TV C (J) • llo11ractea Now With 01'11111-.tl (f) JOMpll Clmpball: Trenafonnlllonl of Myth •\Ill • Andy GriiHtll 021 e Jimmy Swqgart lUI Sunday loday Trucka and Tractor Power Host& Gary Lee, Rich Hooser lind Army Armstrong examine the mcnster truck cof!ipe~tiOn at Richmcnd, va. = Schol111tlc Sparta a =~ IIID Horne Again With llob Vile Ill llltlnlil . 10:05 (lJ Good llewa 10:10a On 1M Menu 10:30 (!) Da . .lli Junior Hiall &:;1 (J) e Paid I'IOgrlnlmfng 1111 Life Cllalcaa . llll• H8PP1 DIY• 12!1 lltddrn.....,.. : :::::::Lc..y. Daracll 8 • • Hiney Illig llfolllar Jllle Sll~- 10:35 (IJ MOVIE: Tile Lilt SIMflgflter lPG) (2:00) 11:00 (]) e AI .___.. ..........._ (!) Wid, Wid WMt (!) 3-2· 1 COnllct (J) e u. west lllniNrilllle D1411•'• Malllrl of Teate Stereo. llll lliffy PKI!Ir'o Ccl oge c ro ......... . \Ill e MOVIE: FIN on the • Moo · lain (2:00) 1121 eToae~ c.. lllinlidli Wlnaton Racing Goodwrenc;t\ 200 !Iusch Grand NatiOnal and Goodwrench 500 Winston Cup at tha North Carolina MotOr Speedway in ROCkingham, N.C &poria llop ....,.,. SNewaUp': o ............... 10 Mo _ , . Stereo. 1;1 11:10 a Trevll Guide 11:30 (]) e leba Wll1l!iemln'a Good Filhlng (!)MalleP-WithN()) ~ Thla WHk \¥llh Da'lid !lrin?dey I;! . . [f) Jeaee Jeckoon: Genelili of • JciuJ11eJ Jesse Jackson's years in Greensboro, N.C., in the earty 1960's and his transformaticn from a college · studentt9 a civil rights leader are disculltd. (0:30) Gil Randy Ayera 1121e Paid Programming · 11J1 MHI tha.Prell &:;J 12!1 Moforsportt Magezlila @ Bi*t~Cenllr a lporteWHk In llavlew Cll D Family Ties &:;1 IIJI Madeline Stereo. &:;1 MONDAY Cup II 1111 Nollh ClrOiiNI Molor~y in • Rockinghlm. N.C 8 .1811rPII I 12:00 (]) e lUI NIIA Show?lme (!) MOVIE: A Lion II In 1M StrMii (2:00) Newton'• Apple &:;1 · (!) Amallcl'o Defanie m MonHor llll 1121e Road·tO the Final Four 0 AH Americen Wrulllng 12!1 Celebrity Outdoora Q!J NowaDay Qlt Gt College Baaketbatt IIJI Tha Virginian. 12:15(])8 lUI NIIA letk..,_R 1121e cot~ege Betkellllfl ! 12:30 (!) New Explorera Stereo. &:;1 (J) a VIewpoint (f) Molo,_k '11 Stereo. · 12!11n·Fiaherman Angling Adventure• Great Lakes Salmon Tactics:' Monster Muskies; Walleye Ganatics = Col!~ Blaketball a Science end Technology • w. . 12:35(1J MOVIE>Ginftirll (1 :301 . 1:00 m Masterpiece Thaatre The life a~d work of .Beatrix Potter Is chronicled . C (J) D Pild Progrtmmlng (f) Fiftl\g une Aoger Moore, ActOr l!llD MOVIE: The Aviator (PG) (2:001 . OMacGy-Q · 12!1 The BIIIMIIIIfl The $175,000 Florida BassMaster Invitational in Florida . lit NewtDay · 1:_30 (f) European Joumat 12!1 Outdoor Mapzlne aMonerweek Ill The lliffeman 2:00 (!) MOVIE: The &!reel SinGer (2:00) (J) e GIIIGt College Batk..,.li ' (f) ViCtorY Gerden D MOVte: W~r~wo~ (2:00) Stenso. 12!1 am Denca outc1oora . a w.. k In llevlew 11J1 Wagon Train 2:05 (lJ MOVIE: Pflnll Earth (1 :30) 2:15111 1121llllload to the Flnll Four 1;1 2:30 (f) Frcm a COUI!IfY Glrden · IIIJ 1121• College Batkatball . Gill Hicldan H - • @ Auto Racing Interstate Batteries Great American Race from Weatchester, N.Y. to Dlsneylan.d (R) . 2:45 ~ e lUI NBC SportoWortd World Indoor Track and Field Championships lrom Seville, Spain (T) 3:00 (!) Gnall Decieiono (f) Moyers: Facing Evil Psychiatrlll M. Scott Pack, poet Maya Angetou, Barbara Jorc!an, pastor samuel D. Proctor, and olheri discuas the aubjeet Of avM. (1 :30). · \Ille MOVIE: o.act or Alive (PG) (2:001 Gill Anllllcan &poria Clvalcade The 30th annual NAPA Knoxville Nationals are feoturld. • i1t WOIId Repott Ill Illig Vl!lfeY 3:30 Bool!mark C «<I College llel'i<ltbafl 3:35 (IJ MOVIE: Tha Ice Plret11 IPGJ(I :55l 4:00 CI1 e lUI PGA Golf (!) High School llatkatbaH m Greet Portormonceo Son<,ls of Berlin, GershWin, Porter and others are leaturld. C .(J) D GilD College letketball I[J ~Trouble IIJI Gun•-• 4:30 ill Columbo Olympic Wintlrft~t Countdown to Albertville. Women's World Cup Downhill and Super G frOfll Lake Louise, Alberta; World Cup Speedskltlng. , · Champlonshipa, finals lrom lnzei, Germany (T) ODoaHouH ill NH~ Todly 5:00 (f) Nova Whoila Migratiftll, Breaehlftll, Felding, and • .Scufflln<,l With 1 Young Seal .o m 1121e 3. MOVIE: Thimderllolt lnd Llghlloo! (R) (2:001 '0 Sw1mp Thing Stlreo. 12!11nalde Winston Cup · llaclng.Goodwrenc:h 200 Busch Grand National and Goodwrtneh 500 Wintton MQN, ~11 ~ MARC.t 11 • •. '. ·-; ~.-. 0 ...... EVENING 5:30 (lJ CJplain Planal and the · Plenltllrt [ll ~Tonight !rtereo. Q · · (J) e ......~. Family Wheel of F91U11 II)). M•A•s•H 0 Yacht Racing Boc Challenge Around Alone, leg a EVENING 111 ae · 3!n . (j) MOVIE: NunllO iRJ (2:00) (IJ MOVIE: On Her li!IIHtY'• lacrat lei >ice (PG) (3:00) e (!) Long Ago. IFar r:i . Y,2 lUI Qrellllllporte . 0 Murda<, lila Wlllll . . 12!1 Truckln' USA High·.T8!:h Truck Manufaclllrin<,l in Shreveport, l,l. , . . i1t This WMI< In the NIIA Ill Illig llrOther Jake Stereo. . . lUI NBC NJtihiiJ NeWo ~ I.IIID AIIC New~ C (]) aterpl•c• TheltN·The liD • Comic llrlp Live life and wort< of Beatrtx · . Potter is chronicled. Q ill 1121e NCAA llalkelbaU Chlnlplonohlp ltlrcUon Show . 12!111oad Tnt lllagniM PiiiiNIIIIW Stephanie Hodge, Mike Myers, Tom Kenny, · .George Wallace (R) 0'"-IE•·"zr a The leoeMaotert The $175.000 Ftoridl B111Master InvitatiOnal in Fioride CNN Evening News Q]l Chlnged Uvea 10:30 Ill Cellllrlty Ou1doora Qll John Anllerberg 10:4111]) lnllant Replay 11:oo w • llll 1121• 101 ..... I]) Monlllrl Ill Network Earth CZ) MYrterrl After a Cavendish family mem!ler di!IS. Poirot investigiltes. (PI 1 ot 2) 1;1 o e stor ,.,. IIJ Mleml Vice Stereo. 12!11aclflng World of Speed and 1188uty Tha 1975 Pantera is featured alOng with racing competitors Morgan 1nd Hilt. =NCAA Tournement S.laction lp 1~~• a &:;1 7:00 (]). Super Btaopera encl New Practlctl Jofllt Darryl Bell getr more than he · bargained for on Jay Thomas' joke backfires, (1 :001 &:;1 ' (!) Seaame BtrMI Big Bird celebrates his. birthday with a rol~reSkatlng party. Gl!t&tt: Ray Charles, Chubby Checker, Glenn Close, Bo. Dlddley,' Whoopl Goldberg (1 :001 Stereo. C (J) e !liD Ufe Goee On Corky likes a 1010 bus trip to Chicago. Stereo. &:;1 Oil 1121e Mlnutet Stenso. .U:...; eo 3 =~ a lnlklt •••n••• iliJJohno- D True Colors Laster tries to cure Tarry's leer of llying. (Rl C 101 Silent Killer. Women l[nd Heert DIHIM! Hot! Meredith Baxllr·Birney takea an in-depth look at the teldln<,l cause of death In American today. (1:00) 0 MOVIE: TIM! .10 MMIIon .IJolllr Gallway (2:00) · 11:15 (J). Cll D NeWI 0 Focua15 11:30 (]) e llyn~~~ Allen I]) llilly Grahlm CNude · · BHiy. Grafl!l"! Is joined by Llrnelle Harris, Michael W. Smith and hOCkey great . Glenn Chico Resch. (l:OOl ·Stereo. &:;1 W Peld Prog1'8111mlng won\en :~Sportt .• i111 "-rdyl D Cavllelde Tha 30th annual 1121. Current :Affair . W-end &:;I 0 Ufeatylea o1 11M lllch end F-Worid'oleal a Truckln' USA Eighteenth Annual Truck-In for Van Owners From Lone Oak, Texas . ~por~o Tonit:ht 8 Wlmlng Welll 11:45 (J) ABC NIWI 1;1 Gill . Sporta Flnll 12:00 !IJ e Star Search Ill J111se :Jackoon llll• Monatera II) Holpoodlntlder a Trueka and Tractor Power Hosts Gery Lee, Rich Hooser and Army Armstrong examine the 1110nsllr truci< competition at Richmond, Va. @ Lacloa Pro Bowlera Tour From Garland, Texas (T) a Wo~d llepon Final . Edition . Q]lllrryJanorl 12:15 GilD lenoion . 12:301]).- Shopping I]) MOVIE: An Amellcen Dream (2:00) World Tomorrow llll• Tetea From th• Derklllcle · . Entorteinment Tonlg~t Stereo. 1;1 11J 11J1 Paid Program111tng Hidden Heroes 12:45 Qlt G Entertainment Tonight Stereo. &:;1 1:00 Ill Paid Prcgremmlng Ill Ufeatylee of the lllch IF-• i11J MOVIE: llebbit Teal (PGJ (2:001 . liD Friday 1M 13th: The NAPA Knoxvile Notlonsls are featured. SN-WIIIah 8 llln Tin Tin, K·l Cop Stereo. 1;1 7:30 l!ll • . Porkw LeWia Cln't LoN Mlkey joins a motorcycle gang and 18kas the h!lat lor a crime. Stereo. e I i WOIId Cup SkMng Subaru Men's SlalOm from Aspen, Colo. (T) lporte lundlr IIJI Advanllfta o the lllllck 11811ion Stereo. i:;l 8:00 (]) G lUI E1pou Stereo. &:;1 (!) MOVIE: T-.r Mercleo iPG) (2:001 (!) Nllure Stereo. Q !ll • ae AmeriC•'• Funniall ~ Vldaoe A donkey makes a mcnkey out · .of a rider. Stereo. C .. . i11J 1121• Milrdlr, ~ Wrote A man auppoeadly for 20 years suddenly resurfaces. Stereo. &:;1 l!ll• In Uvlng Colot' Laquita meets Billy O.S Williams and a look-alike. (R) Stereo. Q · a PrimeNewt IIJI Bordertown StereO. Q · 8:30 (]) lUI Reel Ufe With Jane Pauley stereo. 1;1 (J) D a Amellcl'o Funnlell People A boy stages his own· rodeo with a hobby horse. Stereo. &:;1 lllllll Get 1 LHe Chris becomes Lerry and Sharon's houseboy to pay back a debt. Stenso. &:;1 12!1. NHRA Todly 0 Formute One Racing United States Grand Prl• from Phoenl• IIJI New Zarro Sterec. 1;1 8:00 (]) G lUI MOVIE: 'ThMen arid 1 !l"bJ' NBC Iunday Nfglit II the Movies (PG) (2:001 (IJ-National Geographic Explorer (!) Tchllltcml!y 150th Blrtlldlr Gill From IAnfngr8d Jesere Norman, ltzhak Pertrnlin and the Lanlngrad Philharmonic pay tribute to Tehalkovaky. (1 :001 Stereo. · · !lle lila MOVII!: 'Menled to lie Mob' AIIC llundey Nlgld Movii(AI (2:15) Stereo. Q (f) 'lla Wlvel Of Henly VIII' Marluplrce Theatre: 20th A~ry l'avorHia (1 :30) e w o• e e a e ......e m i'Atlaiiiiliiilk A TNt of Love' o e·MOVIE: , . cu ~ Movte (2:00) Stereo. 1;1 . _ l!lle Miinfeci ... With Children AI takll plctur11 of 1 UFO and helpa aliena save the planet. (R) Stlreo. &:;J· I!J Coun..,.lrtke 12!11naicla Winaton Cup . llacing Goodwrench 200 Busch Grand NttiOnll end Goclqwrench 500 Wlnaton Cup ot the North caroline Motor Speedway In lfloeklftllhlm, N.C SWMI<IIIRt'Mw . Ill Cherln lltaniey . t:30 IIlle ·Good Ollef Ernie confronts his father altar he avojds a blrlhdor dinner. (A) Stereo. Q 1111111 a.- Ou!doora 10:00(!) ...... and ..,., King . 7:05 (lJ Hippy DIIYt 7:30(]). II) Jeopardy! &:;1 a......-. &i30 (]) e &:;1 8lc•- "••• n11 ·stereo. • lla.tanp ~ n. Miip•lne· QIISupertlout 1976: Ali ... Norton Ill lundiY &:;1 •...a,- , ' 8 I n - Winoton C11p Racing Gocx~Wreneh 200 Busc~ Grsnll National and .. GoociWrench 500 Winaton Cup at the North Carolina Motor Speedway In . Rockll)gham, N.C 1:30 Newo • Celebrity Outdoors D Bowling WOIId 1:458DNewo 2:00 liD e MOVIE: The Oaterman Weiklnd (R) (2:001 12!1 Championehlp llodeo 0 lporttCenter · 2:15111D ABC News &:;I · 2:30 ® Totea From 11M Darkelde IJ)LirryJanoro 1 a Sportt LIIINighl 8 D Video Chlltenge 3:00 I]) Trapper Jollil, M.D. Ill Oil Paid Progrtlmmlng OLeeHaney'l Chlmpionahtp Workout a Evant end Novak 3:30 (]) e H - Shapplng o• ®I MoCioud = II) Ill Paid Pi'ogrtlnlmlng College llltkatbafl MidMatlrn CoNaglate COnference Tournament, charllpionrhlp from Dayton, OhiO (Al al'utuNWMcll 3:468Nawrroom 4:00 (j) MOVII: Strange lhldowo In an Imply lloGin (Rl (2:00) . Ill WCW Meln E...nt II)) e MOVII: Dallal Cowboye Cheerlladere (2:00) 8NewLIUpdlll . 4:10 a lhoolllz Thil WMI< 4:30acrcaaflra . Crollflta 7:35 <lJ !Ianford •!117 1:00(]) • 0 F - Prtnceof Bel Air Will Cha118!1118s Charlton to spend ihree days in a ~h neighborhood. Stereo. (!) MOVI ; All Night Long IAJ (2:00) . . Cll (J) e MIICGyver A group of I!IOf)le searChes for' .trusure Ndden In a staticn ~. wagon. (R) C (!) Mlracfe Planet Stereo. &:;1 son v,.... l'lfllltn ill ' ' . llo1aclleii/Lihror A look at filteen years of broldcest journalism It presentld. 30 Evanlng &hide Herman wtns a weekend with CoaCh Wood at a Charity auction. Stereo. C . llll. MOVIE: 'Polllrgellllll' FOX NiahUtlhe - · . !PG13) (l!:OO) . · IIJ Murder, She Wrott &:;1 12!1 On Sligo . . 0 America's Cup '92 · Setting Seil for, San Diego a PllrneNeWI . iD ll88u1y and the Beall &:;1 8:051Il ·MOVIE: Logan't llun iPGJ. (2:30) .:30 (]) G lUI B.t ollom Anthony helps a frtend stay sober. Stlreo. g 1111 11218 Major Did The Major is shOCked aHer he discovers Elizabeth is dallftll a Marine. Stereo. &:;1 12!1 On Sligo 0 ·AIIIIrlcl't Wltdl!'fllll 9:00 (]) G 0 MOVIE: 'Lathal . Wupon' NBC Mondlr Night · . at the Movleo IRl (2:00) Stereo. g · (j) (J) 8 MOVIE: 'Lucky D1y' ABC .liolOndiJ Night Movie (2:00) Stereo. !;I (!) IIIINI: The Laat Movie A war-beleaguered Lebanese family is profilec. (1 :301 iiiJ 1121lll 17th Annual People'ia Chcilca Awarda Burt Rernolds serves as host, live from Paramcunt Studio. Stereo. C 11J Pllma Time Wreelflng ' British Bulldog' Davey Boy Smith vs. Haku (T) 12!1 Nalhvifle Now a Larry King Llvat Qllll88uty and the Beall &:;1 9:30 (!) lh the Henk Wlllama . · . Tracllllon (1 :30) ' . 0 O,P. Pre Surfing From Huntington Beach, Calif. (R) 10:00(!) Nawa l!ll Cl Star Trek: The Next Generation I;! ·' a CNN Evening Nawa 111700 Club Willi Pal (!) ~ ~i ·, fl-1011 ' 10:~ (!) Block Warriora ill the Seminole 12!1 Crook and ChiN. 0 ·Swimsuit Sl lucie 10:35 (lJ MOVIE: 2010: Tha Yeoi We Make Conllct (PGJ (2:301 1t:OOCII8 rn !IJG Oil c e SATURDAY 1121• MOVIE: Artllllic arid Old Lace (2:001 1B Grtnd Ole Opry Live 0 World Cup Skiing Subaru Men's Giant Slalom from Aspen, Colo. (T) a Sporta Tonight Qll Vldeoayncraay Stereo. 11:35 (lJ Night Trec~a: Chlrtllulllra Stlreo. , Qlt D Chelra &:;1 12:00 l!lllll Party Machine With .Nlo Paeplea Gill lerHnl Mandrell and 57la Mandralllll.... a NeweNight 12:05!11Gtllenaon 12:30 !1J D WWF Wreatling Spotlight i11J Party Machine With Nit Peeplao = College Baaketball a Evant and Novak 9 Zola. LIVIII .12:351Il MOVIE: Tha Dark IRl (2:001 ' .GilD NWA WOfld Wiele Wreelllng t:OOI])e Kentucky ~ry llll. Conilc Strip: Lall . Night Bobby Slayton. Kilthleen Madigan, Tom . Parks, Michel Lauzlere Sterec. 12!1 Amerloan Muolc Shop a Nawa Updlll 9 Paid Programming · 1:toa Travel Guide 1:30 ~ G Home Shopping GJ TWilight zone iiiJ NIWI 1121• Plld ProgNmmlng II) MOVIE: Wlrld (RJ (2:00) 12!1 Texao Connection 1121..... . (!) Nigfll ~ &:;I (!)NewiW•""' · l!lle ..,...... Nlil Stlreo. &:;1 0 Mllmi VIce Stereo. Ill On 818111 e · ~~~anerilne 11J1 Scarecrow lnd lb. King • TUEI., MARCH 12 EVENING · I:OOi•.....GJ ' · a Sparta Tonight · &:;1 ·12:00 (J) e Into 11M Nigh! Stereo. ~ Abbott end CoriiHo Cll (J)e AIIC He•• Q CZ) Wild Amlrlcl (!) ;t-2-1 Can11ct I1J 1121e cu Hen Q l!lle Andy Griffith OUpCioll 1:35 (IJ Andy Griffith 7:00 ~ e lUI WhMt of Fonune 8· l!lle Plirty Maclilne With Nil Pelplel : 1121• 'UNIUII' CU 1,111 Nlg!lt . The Equalizer . 12!1 Nalhvill Now o =w-·· CoUeae Solflllll Cal-State Fullerlon iit Frttno Slete ln allewiNighl . II! Beauty and 1111 Belli &:;1 12:05 (l) Nighlllne &:;1 f2:30 ~ e IIJ) Late Nlfllll With ~ I Drein ofJaannle ' Cll (J) llnalde Edition Q (!) (!) !ICNellfLehier NewtHour 1;1 . iiiJ G'.IJ e Currant AHalr 1;1 llll• z t Court &:;1 0 Ma yver 1;1 · 0 Sp0rt8Center · · e llo1oneylne Ill Scaracrcw and Mre. King Da'lid~- (!) MOVIE: S!lgtcooCh Exprl88 (1 :00) aJ Perty Machine With Nil P11pl11 llllD Beat of Love &:;1 . ' · . e C.O.allre . 7:35 <II !Ianford and Son 8:00 lUI Niatlock A singer and c;omputslve gambler Is accused of murder. Sterec. w• ~ 5th Annuei Solil T...in MutiC Awarda·Hosts Dionne Warwick, Patti LaSalle and Luther Vlndross present awards to the tho bast recorcied performances In 12 ca~rtea. (2:00) · Cll • Who'• the lloll? Mra. Rosalnl and Mona fall for the aama Ru~ Stereo. &:;1 (!) (f) Nova c aln of event!J turns a sperm a,nd t :351ll Newt 1121. Persona.... 2:00 CII Home Sllopplng !IJ • Auto ShoWciH llll MOVIE: Milling (PG) (2;00) \Ill e MOVIE: Fllgllt 10: Di111tor on 1111 Potomac (2:001 0 Paid P....lllllling Ill Country Slllndard Tl= Beat ot Amelleln Muacte MageZine Ill 700 Club With Pat e ~~a belly, &.11de Graham Billy Graham is j9ined by Larnelle Harris, Michael W. Smith and hoekey'_great Glenn Chico Resch. (1 :00) Stereo. ll!ll. M VIE: Enemy Mine · (PG13l (2:00) 1121• Billy Greham CruHde · Billy Graham .is joined by · Babble Mason, Richard Altori< and San9i Patti. (1 :00) Sllreo. Q 0 MuniW; She Wrote &:;1 s ..ge · · 0 Supaf119U!a Hagler's Knockouts: 1985, Hagler vs. I Hearns and 1984, ttagler vs. Hamlho.ll . .. e PllmeNewa 8 I'· · AabartHn 2:051Dle News 2:10 (l) TNrilp Cord 2:30 (!) Twilight Zona · R~n _10:20 (lJ MOVIE: "ullin (PCll (2:15) t 0:30 I!J Global Climate Change A survey or the sciarlC!I and history ot the grnnhouse effect is presented; abatement and adaption is · addressed. (0:301 12!1 Crook and ChiN 11:oowe (J)a · l!ll 0 Ne"!l I]) Night Court &:;1 (!) Newawllch l!lllll ArHnlo Hall Stereo. &:;1 IIJ Miami Vice Stereo. on Stage ID Snowmobile Ski·Doo Eagle River World's Championship from Eagle River, Wis. (T) ' a Monayllne ® Scarecrow and Mrs. 'King rn o• a Q 11:30 CilG ~ Tonight Show Stereo: ~ MldiCII Story Cll Adam Smlth't Money - Wo~d Ill G Nlghtf?ne ~ tereo. &:;1 0111 America Tonight . , Ill Church Street Billion ID SportaCinter · a Sporta Tonight 11:35 Cll c ..... &:;1 . 12:00 ClliiJ 11110 the Night Stereo. II)) • Party Machine Willi Nle Paeplila 1m) Aratnlo Hall a en .' = ln·llroldcall " - " CJ\arla~ Huntor-Gaim, Diane wyer. Lou Dobba ldn Bob Schieffer prellrri the year 's broadcast journalism awards. (1 :30) Oil 1121e MDVI!: 'Above 11M Law' c;as Tueldoy Movie (Rl (2:00) Stenso. ~ 0 Budwel- ualday Nighi . Fighll 12!1 Nalhvllte Now = · Anilzlng Climer a Larry King Llvel t:30 Gl . (J) • Coech Reserved Howtlrd decides 'to sow som~ wild oats in Las Veg••· Stereo. (}) Cree on of the untveroe Explore scientific evidence of tl'te origin ol the universe and Its evolution (!ver 15 billion ~ears. (!;30) Q .10:00 (2) G ~ Lew & Order Stereo. &:;1 · I]) News Cll (1)'8 Eddie Dodd ltddie . defends a former lova against the charge of murder. Stereo. ~ l!lllll ·Ster Trek: N11t Genereuon 1;1 · IZil ExpldHion Ellrlh a CNN Evening Newa 8 700 Club With Pit 51 . -= Update SportaCantor a lporte LIIINight 3:00 (!) One Dior II 1 Time «<I Up Cloee . Q!J NewaNight Updela Ill Paid Programming 3:05(lJ WOIId.ofAUdubon · 3:30 (!) Soap . =,_Magazine 3:45 a Neweroom ' 4:00 (!) MOVIE: Million Dolllr Purauit (1 :00) aJ Nlghtwlltch IIlle MOVIE: lavage Slellrtl IRl (2:00) = Lagend& Of College . . 7:05 (lJ. Happy DIYI · 7:30 CII • IUJ' Jeopardwl 1;1 I]) 'Jhl Court &:;1 . ·(j) e ·Entlrllinment Ton.r: Slereo. 1;1 !IJ Mame'a Family ®I Wheel of Fortune &:;1 liD e M•A•S•H . Collage llllkllbll 'rou~memlpacllf 12:35 Cll Love Comectlon · 1:00 CllD Foil Gur &:;1 · iiiJ NIWI llll• llewhlda I[J Mtdeme'a Place a ShowBiz Todlr lllleluty lnd ......... &:;1 1:05 (IJ National Gtlogmphlc: Eapkoow . . Cll Entertainment Tonight . stereo. &:;1 1121• Haid Copr . 1:30 (]) e lUI Later Wlth'llob Cl!llll . ' (!) MDVIE: The Phlntorn . Cowboy (1 :00) IIIJCNNI[J Hollywood lnllider 12!1 Cfllllk lnd CheN 0 Mljor LtlfM IIIHball . .' ... ' ; ® MOVIE: Dt1try (2:00) .THURS,, MARCH 14. l 8:05 EVENING 1:00 (]) • Cll !IJ • iiiJ I!Jllll 0 Nl"!l ~ Chlrtea in c~ Q (!) 3,2-1 Conllct (!) lquere One &:;1 lllllll ALF ~ 0 Clrtoon apreaa · @ Budweleer Thorcughbred Dlgett i1t WOIId Todly Q]l Dur HQu• &:;J 8:05 (IJ leve~y Hlllbilllll · 8:30 ~ e lUI NBC Nightly News a Larry ~lng ~lght 4:05 (IJ The NoneymOonerl 4:35 (lJ I Love LIICJ' a Plnftecle 1:35GIIID llewa 2:1)0 (!) Super Force &:;1· iiiJ MOVIE: Slxteen Candlel . (PG) (2:001 l!lle Monatora 1121 ....... i tl!l Collnlry leal Q!J lnllfl!atlonat Corratpondente IIJI JeWIIh VOice 2:10 aD LHeatylea of the llich · I Femout 2:30 (!) Monlllrtl 1IJJ • Taila From the Dorkaicle @ lporttCintor a lporte LIIINight • IIJI Paid ProGramming 2:35 (lJ Night Tracks Sllreo. 3:00 l1l One Dey al • Time l!lle Twillghl z - Abbott and Cottetlo !1J ABC Newa Q Wild Amellca (f) 3-2-1 Contect iiiJ CBS Nevil Q llll. Andy Oriffith OUpCioH 8:35 (lJ Andy Griffith 7:00 (]) e 101 Wheel of Fortune ~ 8 · ~ I Dream of Jeannie • (j) !1J D lnllclt- EdHioil &:;1 (!) (f) MecNIIIfLehror NeweHour &:;1 . ' Currant Affair &:;1 htCourt&:;J I II) a ,.., &:;1 .. e . line ·~ Qll Scaracrcw and Mra. King &:;1 7:05 Cl) Heppr DIJI 7:30 (]). lUI J......rdyl &:;1 (!) ~ht Court 1;1 (j) e Entertainment T~ Stereo. &:;1 (J) MIIPI'I Family iiiJ Wheel of Fortune Q II)). M'A•s•H i1t CrcHfire 7:35 (IJ Benford end Son · 8:00 I]) e lUI Colby Show Clair Is concerned when Audy begins to enter young womanhood. (Rl Stereo. &:;1 (!) MOVIE: Poycho Ill (Rl (2:001 Cll !IJ e Fllhlr DoWling Mylllrfle Father Dowling's help 1e sought by a dying man. Stereo. &:;1 ' if.Warll'llca In I"* a .. Kinll w....enc~ 4:30 (]). ~ fiiiOPIIIna IZil College Beale. . WAC Tournament, chlrnpionlhlp from Laramie, Wyo. (R) e o• =--- • a NewiNiallt Updall Ill PriiH the LO<d ' 3:10 Ill D MOVIE: PromiHI to lfHp (NR) (t :501&:;J , 3:30 (j) IIURIWIIY With 1M Ricll Femoua I[J lo!OVIE: Llllfiiiiii(PG) (2:001 ' 0 Worid Cup Skiing Subaru Men's Giant Siltom from Aspen, Colo. (A) i1t l'utuie Walch 4:00 I]) MOVII!: Mob lou (2:001 ,IIIJ Pold ProiiiMIIdlll.. . \Ill. MOVI!: The llovor (2:00) . (})UclelfAIII!i Glrdana tha World ,I '' ''' . . With ......., Hepbum A selection ol formal gardens 11 preHOIId and the beauty Of the rose Ia celebrated. (1 :001 . ' 1111 a e College 1188111111111 l!lJ e The lllllpaono Marge crulldel to atoP vioialll)llln lllevitlon cartaans. (A) i*.:n2..... Wrote &:;1 .,' cu i.aee II) 1'111 lqualaer =~=.=. .Deltlllltlon Skiing D Ne1111NI't.m Q]l MOVIE: 1 Acroot ... fllver (2:00) 12:05 Cll Nlghtllile &:;1 12:30 (]) e lUI Lite Night With DeWILIIII. I]) MOVII>The Song Parade (1 :30) 11J Party Machine Willi' Nil Peeplll IIlle Bell of Love Cor•IIOtlon = WOIId Cup Skiing Sublru · Man 's Siltom from Aspen, · Colo. (R) 12i35 CI) MOVIE: Hour of the Gun (2:15) Cll Lo.. Corlloectlon t :00 (J) e Foil Guy &:;1 . , iiiJ NIWI . \Ill• llawhlde 0 BudweiHr TulldaJ Night Flghtl WBO Wprld Bantamwe~ht Championship . 12-Round aby Canizales vs. Miguel 'Happy' Lora; 10-Fiound Jr, Weijerwelghts Obi Carr vs. David TaylOr .from MIChigan (R). . a Showllla Todi!Y 1:05 Cll Enterttinmen.t Tonlilhl · Sllreo. &:;1 IDle Held Copr 1:30 (]) G Lallr. With Bob Colle I 1111 CNN Newa 12!1 Crook eftcl ChiN . = Star Shot City .Target Shoollng a NewiNight Updell 1:35 Cll Newt I!Jle Par10111Mtlee 2:00 (]) • ....,_ Shopping (!) MOVIE: Money to Bum (1 :001 (J) a Auto SIIOwca.. . i11J MOVIE: RaglldY Man IPGJ (2:001 . lllllll MOVIE: Making Love (R) (2:00) 12!1 Coumry Stendlrd Time =NBA Today 11J1 700 Club With Pal llobartaon 2:05 Newa 2:10 Cll TNmp Card 2:30 0 ilportaCenllr . a Sportt LltiNight 2:5o (IJ MOVIE: Clraon City . (1 :451 . · 3:00 (!) One Day at 1 Time · I!J MOVIE: Struggle ThrOugh ' Dellh (2: 001 OUpCio• i1t NewaNight.Update 9 Paid Programming . 3:30 <!l Soap ID Ladles Pro B.o Merl Tour ~rom Garland, Texas (Rl ' 3:45 a NeWaroom 4:00 (!! MOVIE: Flame of Voutll (1 :00) Oil Nlghtwatch • \Ill. MOVIE: Top ~ret (2:00) a urry.King av....ight 4:35 ()) I Love Lucr . . On~ · 0 a.- 8l'rlmeNewa . llowllng Tour · if,lull MOVIE: Lady Sings the (Ri (2 :551 · 8:30 (2) G I!J Different World Whitley upsets her bOss by b~ying a painii~~agalnst his wishes. Stereo. il]) • Babel Mar en~r finds hersell in a motel with the perfect man. Stereo. ~ . American Mualc S op 9:00 ~ G ~ ChHra In an atiemptto aave her tea room, Rebecca serWoody's chili. Stereo. &:;1· (!) MJIIoryl Colonel Protheroe is found murderee. (PI 1 Of 2) I;! · il]) Ill Beverty Hilla, 90210 Brandon learns his girllriend has lost her virginity . (Rl a . Stereo. ~ 1!)1 MOVI : Dallh Heo a lllld . lleputatlon (2:00) Neahvlle Now a urry King Ltvll 9:30 (2)., I!J Wingo Joe and Bri•n·s mother .visits after desenin9 them 20 years earlier. tereo. &:;1 (!) Mwallryt AHer a Cavendish lamily member dies, Poirot Investigates. (PI 1 of 2) 1;1 ID IMSA llaclng Seri" From west Palm Beach, Fla. (T) I 0:00 (]) G ' lUI L.A. Law An adulterous woman is accused of hinging her elderly husband. Stereo. &:;1 (J) Nawr · Cll (() Prtmettma Uve Stereo. (!) MJiteryl The Colonel's ' wife and her -lover confess to the murder. (PI 2) a '!! 'jl. ®l 1!2llll College 1111111111 il]) Ill Ster Trek: Tha Next Generation Q a CNN Evenl~g Nawo Q) 700 Club With Pat Robitrt-. 10:30 Crook and Chaae 0 Mlckoy Thompaon'o 011 Road Chemplonahlp Grend Prtx 10:45 (}) Mrateryl Poirotlinka a vital clue to the Cavendish murder case . (PI 2 of 21 &:;1 11:00 I]) e ()j !1J D liJI News I]) N~hi Court &:;1 . (lJ Ill VIE: In the Heat of "" Night (2:151 Cll Newawotch II)) • Artlllllo Hall Stereo. &:;1 II) Milml Vice Stereo. '1· Ill On 811ge a Monayttnti . Scarecrow and Mra. King . a .8 11:301])• iiJl Tonight Show Stereo. I]) Elechled Cll olohn Mclluflhlln'l One OM we NitlhiiiM on c ---1~ ' ' ... ~· . ' •. " a.- 1121• WEDNESDAY EVININO ·All'= ~t~quaotbtle &:;1 II) Clrloori .. lnalda 1111 · • 0SWorldTodl~ ~ Abbotllnd coatello 8 ~ I D....,. of Jasnnle Cll (J) a tnelde Edition &:;1 (!) (f) MacNIII/Lehrar NewaHour &:;1 . iiiJ 0 e CUrrent Affair 1;1 . Nlp,ht CourteR I[J ac yvar Ma yver drives In a championship race and confronts an old . enemy. &:;1 . 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IIJ)a M VIE: The Mllagro Baanfllld War(Ri (2:30) G2le 41 Houre Stereo'{j IIJ Murder, She Wrote a!l Falre end FeotiV81i: ':fl' o &:;1 '· ··. FRI., MARCH 1§ EVIi:NINO • 8 ~ I Dreem of Jeannie e o• ~ Cll (() lntlde Edition &:;1' (!) (f) MacNei/Lahrar . NewoHour &:;1 iiiJ 101111 CUrrent Affair &:;1 o • N:r;'t court ~:;~ 0 Mec var&:;J 0 SportaCanter a Moneyllnl Ill Big Brcther Jake Stereo. &:;1 7:05 (lJ HLIPIIr Dayo 7:30 CII 1101 Jeoperdrt 1;1 (!) ~hi Court &:;1 Cll • Entertainment To,ht Stereo. 1;1 (J) Ma1111'1 l'emHy i11J Wheel of Fortune &:;1 l!lle M• A•s•H a Crcuftre Qll Manioc Monllon Stereo. &:;1 ~~~ a R~bartton 10:30 Cil Encore! The Finli Round Partonna.ncea Stereo. lllJ Ill To .118 Announced · 12!1 Crook and Cheae 1, :_ 00 (]) • (j) (() . . iiiJ 1121111 lUI Newo (!) Night Court &:;1 (!) Newawatch lllllll Araanlo HaD Stereo. &:;1 I!J Mlemi Vice Stereo. 12!1 Faira and Feativata: Bluefield; W.Va. The Statler Brothers perform. (1 :00) a .Moneyline · n Scare~row and Mrs. King Cll (J) 8 ABC Newa &:;I (!) Wild America (f) 3·2·1 Conteci iiiJ 1121e CBS NeWI &:;I liD • Andy Griffith 0 UpCtoae 9 New Zorro Stereo. &:;1 6:35 (IJ Andy GrlHI!h 7:00 (]) G lUI Wheel of Fortune e . • .2 ~ .....;.,;. and Coatelo e ,, 7:3.5 (lJ !Ianford and Son 8:00 I]) G Oprlh Winfray ' Twenty-one 9-("ar-olds from different socia clasaea and ethnic groups lhare their thoughts, stories lnd lives. (1 :01)1 . (j) MOVIE: Outl-a of Senti Fe (1 :00) • . Cll ()j. Full HOUH Tha Tanner family likes Danny's new girtfrland, CindY. (AI '" Stenso.,f. , m (!) aahlngton Week In . lleview Stereo. &:;1 llll 1121e co~~ege llauetball liD • Jl.mellcl'l Mott Wentld Mobatara get kickbacks from 1 high-ranklftll union official. ShK10. . liJJ WOIId Figura lkellng Chlmpionlhipa Men's flnli from Munich, Germ•ny 0 Murder, lhe Wrott 0n 1111ge .. 0 IublN Ski World i1t PllmeNewa . Qll MOVIE: Zarro, 1M Ltgand llaglna (2:00) ~' 8:01 ~MOVIE: SmokilY and the ndlt lPG) (2:001 • g> a OTIIIE~- a3i 11:05 ~ MOVIE: The MIHouri reako (PGJ (2:30) 11 :30 (]) G lUI Tonight Show Stereo. (!) Nakla mAmerica'• Defense Monitor (J) e Nlghtllne ~ ·i11J Araenlo Hall tereo. &:;1 021111 America Tonight 0 Sporf.Center leaketbaH aNew~ ·. Ill MOVPE: Luck of 1111 lrtlh (2:001 12:05 Cll Nlghlline &:;1 12:30 (]) 8 IIJI 'Lata Night With DlviciLIIIIrmen (!) MOVIE: Notortoua Mr. Monkl (1 :30) . iiiJ Party Machine With Nil Peeples llll• Bell of Love Connection : 12:35 (j) Love Connection 1:00 (J) 8 Fell G~y &:;I . i11J News . · lllllli lllwlllda I[J Prtme Time WNIU:"Jo · 'British Bulldog ' Davey y . Smith va. Haku (A) ' a ShowBiz Todl~ 1:05 Cll Entertainmant Tonight Stereo. 1;1 · . 021• Haid Copy 1:30 (]) lUI Later With Bob Coate• ill CNN Newa c"""' and a NewaNight Updllll 1:35 (lJ MOVIE: DNm Blat (2:00) Cll Newt 021• PareoneUIIee 2:00 CII G Home Shopping (!) MOVIE: Young end Wild ' (t :OO) (J). Auto ShoWCIH MOVIE: SmokeJ and 11M andH !PGI (2:00) l!lliD MOVIE: The GNat Smokey lloadblock (PGl (2:001 12!1 Country Stlndard Time = lnride the PGA TIIJI 7.00 Club With P1t IIObarfiOil 2:05 «21111 News 2:10 (I) TNrilp Clrd 2:30 0 SporttConter Q!J Sporta LIIINiflhl 3:o0 (!) One Day at a Time ,. MOVIE: The Turning oint tPG) (2:30) =Up CION a NewsNight Updeta . IIJI Paid Progl'lll!ming 3:30 (!) Soap = Colle~• lleakelbal National nvitation ~ournament, 1st round.(A) 3:35 ()) MOVIE~Three Violent People (1 : 51 · 3:45 a Nawaroom 4:00 (!) MOVIE: The Adventurat of S h - Hoimea' lmll'tlr Brother (PGJ (2:00) i11J Nlghtwatch lllllll MOYIE: Hallt of Montezuma (2:001 a Lorry, King Ovemlghl G a e 1 _ = ·.. ............ Stereo. ~ (!) MOVI : Amnlng Grace (1 :30) iiiJ 1121. Joke and the Fatmlln Mi:Caba defends a wife accused of ·murdering her cheating boyfriend. · . Stereo . ~ · ' I[J MOVI : Apologf (2:00) · 12!1 N•ohvlle Now a Larry King Uval 9:30 (]) • · 0 Dear John Louise claims to have t~ m-..ns to ·save the canter from ruin. Stereoi Cll (J) Anything fllul Love Alter becoming lovers. Hannah and Marty have problems, Stereo. &:;1 (f) American Ma.atilra Aretha Frahklin's·musical oareer is lollowed. &:;1 · = College letketball I 0:00 (%J D lUI Quantum Lup Sam leaps into the life ol a teenag~~r Wh~ wants to help an actor. Stereo. 1;1 (!)News I1J (J) Equal Justice Linde and Peter.attend their mother's funeral. Stereo. &:;1 llll 1121111 WIOU Kelby:s . repcrt on illegal adoption puts a babts welfare in jeopardy. Stereo. a CNN Evening ewa n 700 Clu~ With Pat. (J) ()) e ABC Newa &:;I (!)Wild Amollcl (!) 3-2·1 Con1lct ~ 0 . CU New1 Q e Andy .GIIfflth ID Up Cloee 8:35 Ill Andy Grtfllth 7:00 CII e lUI Wheel of Fortune 8 Spona Tonight 11 :311 Cll Clllera &:;1 12:00 !IJ e 11110 11M Night Stereo. , IIlle Party llo1achM With Nil Pnploa c e 'UNSUII' en Llll Night &,routi; 6:00CIIG Gl (1)8 iiiJ 1121111 lUI Newa l1l en.~•• In c~a 1;1 m 3-2-1 Contact . (!) Square One &:;1 IIlliiiALF ~ I[J Cartaan xpreao ID Motoworld Q!J World Todly ® Aln Tin Tin, K·9 Cop Stereo. &:;1 · &:05 (lJ Beverly Hillbill lea 6:30 (]) I) I!)) NBC Nightly Nirwa 12!1 American Muiic Shop = SportaCenler a Sports Tonlghl 11:35 Cll.Ch..,. Q 12:00 (J) D Into the Night · \Ill Ill Party Machine With Nla Peeptea I[J TIM Equalizer 12!1 Naahvllle Now a Ne•INight 11J1 MOVIE: Deatry (2:001 · 12i05 Cll Nightllne &:;1 12:30 ~ lUI Late Night With David Llllermen (!) MOVIE: Juvenile J~ngle (1 :301 iiiJ .1121 Newt liD Ill Bell of Love Connection t 2:35 (l) L~ve Co~nactl~n 1:00 ClliiJ Fall Guy i11J Areenlo Hall Stereo. &:;1 lllllll Rawhide 'Night Hell' CBS Lall Night I[J MOVIE: Fatac (PGi (2:00j 0 Snooker-Pool Shootaut 8-Ball, Mizerak/Mat•ya vs. Hendry/Fisher from London (Rl .. i1t Showlllz Today 1:05 ~ Entertainment Tonight tereo. &:;1 1:15(1J MOVIE: The Sllootlng(G) (btSl 1:30(]) 8 101 Later With Bob Cotlllr ' 1B Cfllllk and ChiN i1t NewtNight Update i :35Cil News 2:00 (]) G Home &happing (j) MOVIE: Pilgrim Lady (1;00) . I !1J D Auto ShoWCIH i11J Party Machine With Nlo Peeples liD e MOVIE: Tha. Mllagrc leanfllld Wer IRJ (2:301 IB Country Standard nma 0 lludwalaer Thoroughbrad Dtgaal 8 700 Club With Pet ij Tour Qll ·Our HouH 1:05 <lJ levelly Hlllbllllea 1:30 (]) e lUI NIIC Nightly Newa .l e iturfleld, W.Va. The Siltier Brothers perform. .(1 :00) 8PrlmeNeWI .IIJI MOVIE: The Luck of 11M IIIah (2:00) 8:05 (IJ MOVI!: Little Big Min (PG) (3:00j 8:30 Cll (J) e GlOwing Paino Jason thlnka Ma)Wie doesn't mind his filrtlftll. ( l Q ' 8:00 ~ 8 0 Nlghl Court R<!z joins A Happy "IQne Healthy Adults (HAHAj support Stereo. 1;1 • Doogle Nowiel, M.D. Katherine decides to join the Eastman staff. ~~C:....jt &:;1 • 2:050. PeriOIIIIHiei 2:10 (j) Trump C1rd 2:3001) Nawa = SporttCanllr i1t lportt LlteNight 2:35101• Newt 3:00 I]) One ~y It I TIIIII MOVIE: Fllcle In 1M hlriWind (G)(1 :45) ' iiiJ N=atch .. · II) M VIE: Nevar Give on . Inch (PG) (2:00) · . 0 UpCIOie e NewiNight upc~~~~ Ill Peld Programming · 3:30 (j) Soap Foot Locker lload llaca of the Monll1 San Bios Haii·Marllhon !rom San Bllll, Puerto RICo (Rl • Wt;D., MAR~H 13 e:oo~:: !lle Oil o • 1121 THURSDAY . --·_. ., •ur.aue• Nigllt .. . ......... Larry ~ Alfred I. Dupont AWirdl Ill OUr Houu &:;1 8:05 <lJ Beverly Hlllbllliea I .· 1:30 CII e @ Nlic Nlghllr Nen 11 :351ll Cheers e e · o• 8 MOVIE: Law and Order (2:001 8:05 ($) NSA JatketbaU 8:30 Cll !1J • Dlvia Rullo Dwight h~s a trylftll Ume at school: Robbie !Mis rebellious. Stereo. ~ 12!1 Church s - t s .Uon 1:00 Cll !IJ IIOIIInne · Roseanne confronts Becky 's boyfriand about,sneaklng. around Wijh Becky. Stereo. =• R~'iaprera 0 NIIA Today i1t WOIId Todly . ' = ===lghl ' &:;1 (!) Squara One m ~ ~ ~tereo. &:;1 o• AmeriCI Tonltlllt a an ISI8III SporttCinter ·, COI!necllon !lle all . • Gl Chaltaa In Ch~ Q (!) 3-2·1 Caidact 11 :30 CII • 101 Tonight BilOW Stereo. · (!) The lnteml European Joumll (C011t1nued Froin Previous Pale) Oil Areenlo Hall's W-end Jetn Stereo. &:;1 . TUESDAY I &:;1 .e=~ 111oner111,. o ""'*' Hllcll.cack ....... :r'~.. ol CniHde Billy Grahe!n II jOined by Lamella Harris, Michaal W. Smith and hock~ great Glenn Chico Resch . (1 :00) 0 COOII)Oier. 1:oowe !lle ft euo- Affelr% Sllno. g (!) Greet , . , _ CI I F'lim . !'iipa lnd i n - crulll warm ~ to a befooled a lnaicla Bullnese iD Maniac Manllan Stereo. · AFTERNQON ) en... f. .I ·FRIDAY 1:30 11J .(J) a Family M1tt1rt · Cart braves gunfire on the job bul givas thli crldlt to Lt. Murtagh. Sllreo. m (}) Wall Stnall Hk Stereo. &:;1 · 12!1 Texaa CQnnaction =Warren Miller'• Winllr Fever 9:00 (]) 8 I!)) Hunter Knovak helps a deal mother search lor her runaway daughter. Stereo . ~ . (!) MOVI : Dt~perodoea of Dodge CHy (1:001 11J (I) CJ Perfect Strangera Larry tries to trick Belki Into living on a biMboard. Stereo. R,., ~ Loulo RukeyHr'a 1911 . Money Guida PoUtical leaders. expert& in economic . pcll~cal and·social trends, end investment experts of the new year are discussed. 11 :00) Stereo. (f) Great Performance• A vocal gala from Lincoln Center's Avery Fisher Hall is presented. Stereo. \Ill Ill Agalnat the Lew MacHeath and Meigs represent an old flame of MacHeath'$. (R) Stereo. Q I[J Alfred Hitchcock • PreHnto .Stereo. 12!1 Nethvllle Now · 1D Seagrama 1188r QreoH Sled Doa Martthon From Minnupolis (T) D Larry King Uvel 9:30 11J (J) ~by Talk Mickey enters the world of show business as a TV spokesbaby. I[J llay ar.dbury Tha111r I 0:00 (]) 8 'Dark ShldOWI Stereo. · @Newl ~ !IJ ~20/20 Stereo. &:;1 On tt!e ~t Wolf Trap iiiJ ollege Baakllblll l!lliD Stir Trek: Tha Next Genllfltlon5l · I[J The Hitch ·lker Stereo. = Spirit of Adventure a CNN Evening Newa IIJ)700 Club With Pit Roba10:05 (IJ MOVIi!: Meatballo (PG) . (2:00) 10:30 0 Swemp Th':;?,.Stereo. 1211 Cr:>Ok and C H 11 :00(])8 Cll (J)e 0 Newt (!) Night Court &:;1 (!) Newowotch \Ill• Araanto Hall Stereo. Q I[J Mlallli Vlcl Stereo. 12!1Dn .... = ESPN'o SpeedWeek . ar.-yllna . IIJI ~ Stereo. &:;1 11:30 (]) e 0 Tonfghl Show Sterile. IJ) The IIOUI._,. (!) AHve From Off Canter &:;1 e o• (J) " e••• Nightllne &:;I 12!1 Connection = lpo:1aCanter a lpofto Tonight IIJ)IIO<de-.. Stereo. &:;1 11 ::iS (j) c,.... &:;1 12:00 111e Into the Night .. llll• Perty Machine Wllh Nil PHpill I[J MOVIE: Comblt Acactamr .\!00) Stereo. Q ·12!1 Naahvl Now Q!J NewaN1:!, Ill MOVIE: n From 11M Alamo (2:00) 12:05 (IJ foi()VIE: The Bad Newt Ieora In ar.aklng Trelning (PG) (2:00) Cll Nlghlline &:;1 12:30 (]) G ~ 'Late Night With povld Letterman' Lall Night With Devld ~ (!) MOVIE: MJ9nlflcent llogue (I :30) ill 1121. Newe llll• Beat of Love C01.-ctlon 12i35 (j) Love ConftiCI!On t:OO(J)iJ Fall Gur i11J Areento Hell Stereo. &:;1 l!ll• lla'!llhlde · 1121111 'Night H~ll' CBS Late. Night = H-lnblrd 11111 and lllce Celebrity Tou_,. From Ortando.' Fla. (AI a ShowBir TodiiY 1:05 Cll Enlerttln-nt Tonight Stereo. &:;1 1:30 (]) G lUI Friday Night Viclacio 12!1 Crook and ChiN a .NeWINighl Updoll I :35 (j) NeWI 2:00 (!) MOVIE: No Man'o Woman (1 :00) (J). Auto ShOWCIIH i11J Parfy Machine With Nil PHpila l!lle MOVIE: Time for Lovli(! (2:00) 0 M VIE: CaveglriiRl (2:00) 12!1 Country Sllndard Tillie = SubiN Ski WOIId Ill 700 Club With Pat llobitrt-. 2:05 ~ MOVIE: Ha&r,' Valley .T.A. (PCl) (2: l . Cll TNmp Clrd 1121• Hard Copy 2:30 (]) 8 Home Shopp~'ll llll Naw1 0 SporttCenter ~ Sportt LIIINIOhl 2:35 Cll Family Tiel ID.Ptreonel 1 3:00 (!) One Day at a Tillie "'I ill CNN Newa @UpCtoH Q!J NewaNight Updote IIJI Paid Progrlfllming ·3:05 021• Newt 3:101ll MOVIE: Fino! J~ (1 :501 ' . 3:30 (!) Soap = J"""" Houlton Outdoors 3:45SNeworoom 4:00 (!) MOVIE: Tha Crltlell Uat (P12 ol 2) 12:~ MOVI!; . In . . . •' • ' Ji! P.:g'J 0 ' 11· ~:001 M I : The Outing (Rl (2:00) ==lllkllllaM Nailonal nvltiUon • •' Touma~. 1at~(R) a Larry KJng O.lflllllll • - �. ' ,. ----- .,.-.,.. "' ' '""- ~ .. Pomeroy-Middlepc:w"., Ohio ,!~~ ~~ r::~::' coca~lA-4~!/is· ....., 11!1 I. TeleVision Viewing IM'!h,Ital ... '1M6N AGm.'QNel FAin MARCH 8 • ~u~ ~!WI' ••<ll• ~'( OR"''"""'" ,._, of four oc:ro111bled wwda low to • o • c:r.r ~"&.'"... 1:;1 •• • ane""'tY"~;~ I:i;l,u• lll~ ?TAli~ .. 1 . I CIAO! SA'fONARA! ADIOS! AUF WIEDERSEMEN! I~ 3 I I 1 . IJil• a II8C ~ ,_. ®Alllloll and Cnli~a , Ill ""·~·g•l;l .(!) :1-2-1 c ll:at II • I 1 tDiecesNaWaQ . I I I I' I . • _ _ 15-16 • B-1 ·==.:::"" P~ I NT NUMBERED LETTERS Along the Rlver ...B·I-8 Business...D-1 Comks..Jnsert .Ciusllleds...D-2- 7 Dtaths...A-4 Editorial".A-2 Farm...D-1-8 Sports...C-i-8 · • Centerville captured school's only cage title 55 years ago. A-4 Plll'tly cloudy. Blab IOday in 40s. by. filling In lfle milling - " ' 0......1-...&....,...o......I-...&....J you develop from 8 Inside: Congratulations GAHS Symphonic Band for Superior rank at Athens March 1: ~ I" I I j • Wildcats advance to regionals - C-1 GAHS Thespian play set L I TEN l llellt11J •.,. . . . . 75 cents .... My neighbor is the mother of six teenagers. I overheard her _ . _ e comment to the grocery clerk ~=~=~::~;~~:'--; that kids grow up quickly but S L IF M y leave home very ----~. . ., s G Comp""- tho chuckle quot.d stenao. Q 1:01 (I) e:30 Sund< 1Y be11111plo W<>rdo. \I'YALB 0 Rln Tin Tin, K-1 Cop FAREWELL~ Ao REVOIR! 50 LON6, PE66'T' JEAN~IT'S SEEN -A.• ··-- KNOWIN6 form four f'OIIAM 1~ ~~ Rl y rNl E 1 1 EVENING Cll Clle • ONawa ~IMBI~ ClAY IN S1WJ1 No. 3 below. I THESE SQUARES D Haw Zona Stenao. 1:;1 8:36 CD Anc1J Cllltftth 7:GO (I). IlL IIJI WMal Dl ,_g (I) f llraain Dl Ja•s Ia SCUM LETS ANSWIU J -? Oblong - .Notch- Mower- Quaint- ON the BOTTOM The absetit minded fellow was staring It a bowl or (J)~~: · ,-Q l£..attow L .r IL~AII:Q ..._,..... clam chowder. The waitress noticed ancf whlaoered to him, 1f you're looking'for the clams they're ON the BOTTOM." . . · · · D coaliga laakaN D INg 8rotller Jake ~tanao. E;l HaPPJ DaJ8 ' 7:06 (I) 7:30(2)• Ill a ·JupardJI Q r.=a... ~ Tanlglll Stanto. Q (J) • Mlml'a Flinlly lt [J)e M"A'I"H .J. 'M A~A' l> IF X GIVl' AN INC:.H I T .HEY'LI. TA~E A Ft~OT, · ANI> tffOflf yr;~u )'NoW IT .x .woN'T WAVE A LEG TO fTANP ON • ' 1D tR t 11Y NEA, }-8 lriC. • CloMflra Maniac Manalon Stereo. 8 7:36 CD Elenlord and ~ . 1:00 (2) ill lkanl.,.d e · .,....,.. (FI) Stenao. " tJ) llufla lye ,.,. ' tJl (I) f'uH ltouM · e Stephanie's crush on a boy oould r.Irdfze her honesty. Stenao. (l) (II 8lhlngton Week In R..... Stereo. g · Pter~,'!lGuna"' .......... e [I) Aniartaa'a Moet Wlnled A oonvk:ted kltler is called amwdaring machine. Stenao. .On .... 0 Munier, She Wrote Q 0 MOVIE: The lfac:k Slllald of ,a"-111 (2:00} 8:06 (I) MOVIE: The Spy Who Loved Me CPO) (2:30) ' 8:301)) NitA laak....l tJ) (I) elaiiJ.TIIk II single mother'a baby givll his view Tony Oanza &"";· i .. tlrlal w~ Siweo. Q ctllr , 1:00 (2) e a ltunmr Hunlel 1!168U88 • killer by lie of one of his viCtims. Stereo. a Cll Clle ......., Mattera Steve's beautiful ooulln tries to s-p Eddie oH his feet. Berlin, w ~~"""""'-· Porttlr ana Songa of Gershwin, and others lutunad. Stereo. a Ill tile DdM BObby and J.A. taka their 1001 on a cattle drive. Stereo. Q [1). -· 1181 . . LaW MecHeath rapr- a beauty q__, whole title is Jeoi*dlzed. Stweo. Q IJ Hlecll ca ck PN unta .MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP · THE: RE!61MENT W.ll6 . 51 'PR.GIUNDeD. 'THE I!NEMY I W!-6 AT li!l F'L.ANKE>. • • Collage laakalbatl • Lany ICing Llvel 1;30 Cll Clle QoCng PiecH 11 frightened Sam goes camping with NIOk. Stereo. i Rar·INdlluoy n.ut.r 11:00 (2). IIJ Dalk 8tt I ~In II =·r: uanoe brlnga a witch to the • . poa-slng Juffa. (J) Cll Ill D 20/20 Stereo. Q IGMancl ' DluJiilltl Mary Ruth reluctantly lake T-lor help In~ a laney ctlnnar. ;BARNEY !Ill. o.-r::r.i. ~.:.g MAKIN' A MAW CAUGHT ME SNEAKIN' IN AT SUNUP!! DADBURN HOUSE CALL !! lllir Tllll: The Nelli OTha ar . · DCNNI*"""INan 1D 700 Clull Willi Pit Rt'l,_ 10:30 (l) GrMI ht1onna- Film Clips ar\d 1ntarv1ews create a •Wirm l11bute 10 I beloved ;'"J8:~ Royal Wadding (2:00) 0 lohlfl..lllniPIP 11llnll • CIOOII and ct.. 111-.311 (J) MOVII: llaamll!ao (PG) (2:30) ASTRO·GRAPH ,, BERNICE BEDE OSOL \ Endeavors you ahara with close lrlands oould have promising poeaiblllties for all -ned In the ~ lllead. In addi.tlon to being worthwhile, they should alaobefun. IIIICII (feb. 20-March 20) Your posllblfltlet lor relllzlng your hopes and upectatlOna today are a bit batW than ITICII otr.r llgne. becao• your aaplratlona wll be practical. Know whera to loDk lor romance end you'H lind n. The 1 Astro-Graph Matchmaker Instantly reveals whk:h signs are romantically parfeet for you. Mail $2 to Matchmaker. c/o this -aper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. ARIES (March 21-April11) Evwyonels appreciative ol acknowledgment. but you're more likely to get what you desire by not trying to solk:lt praise. TAURUS (April 20-MioJ 20) You'll take your Involvements seriously today, and you're apt to be philosophical regarding their outcomee. Your attitude will help you to effectively handle developments. GE_, !Mer 21.,_ :101 Your greetest gratificatiOn today Ia likely to come from a 111uatlon In whk:h you're working on aomethii)Q that It In common with another. n could ell hat' be busi.- or social. , CANCER (J..,. 21..,.., 22) Elefore making a majOr declalon today, n may be advlaable to gat your mate's opinion reg•dlng the matter. Your par1- may see anematlvel that you've overlOOked. LEO (Julf 21-Aut. 22) II you do not uae your time and energy prodOCllvely today, you're apt to feel guilty abOUt your behavior latllf. Do the right thing and forego punlthlng youraell. YIRGO (Aut. 2:3-Bept. 221 Bullneea and pleallure make a compatible miX today, provided you put the majOo em- 11:00 !2l • Cll <ll e 81 De IIJ ..... (J) .~ Court Q [I) Stereo. Q IIJ VIce Stereo. I ":t'*'lld phasis on socializing and the minor emphasis on promoting what you have to oHer. laMoLIBRA (Eiept. 23-0ct. 23) Your possibilO..........,.Stanao.Q Ities for doing what you aat out to do are 11:30(2). 11J Tllllghi 8how very good today, provided you can susBlllrao. tain your motivation. Makeaure to keep · (J) The Rouallts why you want It done loremoat in your thoughts.' (l)~'itereo. Q ICORPIO (Oct. 2A-Nov. 22) II you let -~. TOIIIgllt younaall get Into situations that •e too ColwJCtkNl confining today, you oould feel unco!TIDlpttiCI\ Iortable and, r•tlets. Try not to let oth· ........ Tonight era naatrlcl your rno......,ta. D lonllnown Stereo. Q UQITTARIUI (Nov. 2:3-Dec. 21) Your 11:31(1) CIIMrl Q beet aaaat today, If Y01J apply youraelf, Ia your ability to make what Ia alreedy a 12:00 (I) e Into ._ Night Stereo. illle Partr Mnhlna Willi good thing _, better. Thll COUld be eepeclllly true In reglll'd to fin-. • • 'UIIIUI' C8l Lata CAPIIICORN (Deo. 22......._ 11) Treat people with whom you'na Involved re0 MOVII: ltmlalon of ._ spectfully today, t1ut don't let them take ... Clllll (2:00} clulrge of lltuationa you'na equipped to • 111111¥111 Now hlndle ballet'. You'll be ole to do this ·~llletball · tactfully. AQUARIUS (Jan. . , . _ 11) If you ~ llacll 8hlalcl have to do -hlng Important today of , ...... (2:00) that requlree c:onc:entratlon, make atrMgemtnll to perform your ualgn- 11:01(J)NIJI••Q ment In quiet aurroundlnga. Nolle or ln- .12:30 (J) • • Lata Night Wilt Dewldl.e. .suwn taolllaoa wll negetivllly 111ect your tJl 110¥11: T-*'1 lultDn'a prodOC11¥tty. ·On= l .T... ... ,....... ...... 8 Gil (1 :30) . Officials invited to take part in forum +A&432 .K 10 North and South were usinc tbe twoover-one force to game, a system that WEST EAST .HI74 can pt one's slde' too btgb. But If there • Q 6 5 .KID are no wuted cards, the method gives • Q 4 3 +QJIOS a partnenbip a good chance of arriv- +K 9 • •s3 ing at the rigbt spot. Since North and . • J 7 8 4 South knew they were bebiDd In tbetr SOUTH match, they bid aggressively to the ' ,.102 ' slam. . _ .AJB2 • 7 .. DeClarer· won dummy's. king of .AQ982 spades and played baek the six of hearts, covered by tbe '10 and jack. He . Vulnerable: Both was happy to see West's queen win. Dealer: South · Another spade wu led, the ace winning in dummy. Another heart wu led Welt Ntirtll Eut Pus 2+ Paa from dummy, and declarer's expectaPus Paa tions were rewarded wbeu tile king of PUB Paa hearts bit the table. Now the king anfj PUB Allpaa ace of clubs and a club ruffed iD dummy set up tile rest of South's clubs. Opening lead: • 5 Although it looks u if sii hear.ts can be made routinely, in an expert game many Easts came up with a winning defensive.play at trick two to bold de- clater to come to It% tricks. Ob, a declarer to oaly II tricks. Work It out for clarer wltll X-ray eyes miCbt still fiyourself: U East puts up the· king of nesse agalnat West's jack of clta, but hearts wben trumps are firSt led from that play would be aplllst percen· dummy, tbere is now no way for de- tages. ...3.z•I. :••• •• s• CROSSWORD ACROSS candi1 Bowler's dates buUon 40 Egg6 1942 · shaped Preak, 42 Spanish ness · hero winner , 43 More· 11 Sacrifice pleasant site 44 Young 1'2 Politico ones Abzug 45 Water" 13 Declare melon boy 26 City . 14 Some nuisances 7 Traveler's flyers tides DOWN master 27Rich 15 Corn 1 Scoundrel 8 Blatant travelers holder 2 Matador's insult 28How 16 Reverfoe Llama's some ence 3 Betray, In kin vaccines 18....,..de away 10 Droopyare taken deux 4 Mother's eared 30 ThriUed 19 "Exodus• command hound 31 Transit hero 5 lmpeach- 17 Homer of travelers 20 Knight able ' painting 33 Listens address offense · 23 Study to 21 Bar 6 The 24 Under311 Draw "rocks" Yokum stood 41 Contend 22 Downing Street seUing 24 Pesky insecl 25 Sawbuck 27 Doe or Deere 29 More ·~ supple 32 Before 33 Sty resident 34 Wallach or Whitney 35 File folder feature 36 Lamb tender 37 Craze 38 List of DAILY CRYI'fOQUOl'ES- Here's how to work it: .318 a • NarlwCia Now THE ENEMY Wo\SATiiS WHAT? •us By·James Jacoby by THOMAS JOSEPH •r-c:a.w reMarchlng the Fact-finding mission NORTH . ·' ,_ ..,. ••\Its L.---.,-------...J DPrtmeNawa of life. Ilea: BRJDGE ' AUDITOR SWORN IN • Swearing In ceremonies were held In the omce of GaUia County Auditor Ron t;:anaday. Canaday (center), was re·elected for his third term and was sworn in By MELINDA POWERS fill's daily intake limit. Times·Sendnel News Staff "Last Friday (March 1), we took . , •- ~ ih"28.33 IOOit all GaUli.I28J!eff GALLIPOLIS ....:: The closing Of waste;'' Briggs said: "Thi- Fri~y the:MasOn County landfill forced we took in 60.33 tons 'of Oalha waste inll!l<e at the Gallia County . County wasie, 44.33 tons of Meigs Landfill !O increase by more than County waste, and 16.67 tons of 70 tons over the facility's February Mason County waste." avera'e Friday, according to a Briggs said the increase was a county official. ·direct result of che shutdown of the The Morgan Township site toolc Mason County landfill, operated by in more than 121 tons of tiash Fri- ERO, Inc. The facility was closed day, accordinjl to Gallia County after a West Virginia Department Solid Waste Duectoc Doug Briggs of Natural Resources investigation just seven tons short of the land: revealed several violations of ·the PE S 0 EQ ND I' G M VETX participants listed as plaintiffs in the case , and others like them, according to the complaint. The employees who were to be laid off on Monday include four administrative staff and 14 nonadministrative staff. The restraining order filed on Friday, however, at least temporarily forbids the MRDD bQIIfd from laying off the staff members. Judge Crow repo(led Friday that the verification of the ·complaint (i.e. sworn under oath) prompted · him to grant the restraining order, which will be in effect at least until a preliminary hearing is held on Friday afternoon. :v I /'J !'·· ) '--·---'.... ARI Of'l f ~ RF.P L AC f MfNJ pnn.tf C f area drivers may use until the bridge is reOpened. ROAD TO CLOSE - This map showS the location of the brldae to close on Mill Creek Road Monday and the possible detour routes Mill Creek Road to be closed for 3 weeks for bridge replacement t ITDNOMDD ANRRNI.TJP · NO I'GM QEXJA. - I.MXWFOPMD ' Yesterday's Cryptoquote: SIMPLICITY IS MAK. lNG THE JOURNEY OF THIS I.! FE WITH JUST HAGGAGE ENOUGH. - CHARLES WARNER Judge stops M~DD layoff sis of many of the services offered of meals delivered was 20,380. By Charlene Hoenicb by the Meigs County Council on At the center a total of 15,365 Times-Sentinel News Staff POMEROY - Forty percent of Aging is on providing assistance to meals were served to 347 older perthe older population of Meigs help senior citizens remain inde- sons. In the information and assisCounty received some type of ser- pendent. Home delivered meals is a tance program offered at the Cenvice from the Meigs County Council on Aging during 1990, accord- major component of the nutritional ter, a total of 509 senior citizens program of the Senior Citizens utilized the services offered 738 ing to Eleanor Thomas, directoc. Last year 26,923 meals times. 'This includes assistance and Center. Statistics for last year show that {!elivered to 228 different direction in a variety of areas were a high percenta~e of those served homeboUnd residents. The need for ·including problems relating to ~~.in the low mcome category or home delivered meals has shown a . S~ial Security, income tax prepaondiv1duals who w1thout help might steady increase over the past sever- ranon, and legal services for older have had to enter a nursing home al years. In 1987 the total number Continued on A·3 or move in with relatives. Empha- V E T X D M J R , . Q G N I. G B E D I' Washington County, and Mark Weinberg, director. Institute for Local Government Administration and Rural Development, Ohio Uni, versity. Local government officials from 16 southeastern Ohio counties Athens, Belmont, Gallia, Guernsey, Harrison, Hocldng, Jackson, Jefferson, Lawrence, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Muskingum, Noble, Viiiton and Washington - were invitContinued on A-3 Forty perce~t of Meigs County's eld~rly residents used state service in 1990 · I NP cil Chambers, 304 Putnam Street, Marietta. Officials scheduled to participate include: David Hindman, Mayor of SteubenviDe, John Carey, Mayor of Wellston, Sarah Hendriclcer, Mayor of Athens , Rich Jones, Meigs County Commissioner, Diclc Young Washington County Commissioner, Iim Beckner, Vinton County Commissioner, Joan Beardmore, Warren Township Cleric, POMEROY - Meigs County that department's Director, Jerome Common Pleas Court Judge Fred C. Manuel. W, Crow m has si~ed a restrainAttempts by, the Meigs Board of ing order which will temporarily MRDD to raise revenue by placing · prevent the Meigs Board of Mental· tax levies on the ballot - most Retardation and Developmental recently in February - have failed, Disabilities from executing a and according to the complaint . filed on Friday, it is olltimately the state's Sol!d Waste Management planned layoff. The decision from Judge Crow responsibility of the State MRDD Act auhe Site. follows a lawsuit fJled Fliday after- . an<\ its director to provide !he need·~ Macq~ Co11nty ..Jlrosecutor Dam!)li ·Morgan filed I76 charges noon by three MRDD students and · ed funds for ·continuation of ser. against the l~ndfill operator, the Carleton School/Meigs Indus- vice, when county-level methods including failure to maintain daily · tries Education Association against fail . The Meigs MRDD Board 's 'logs,. _fail~re to ma!ntain requ~red the MRDD board, the County Commissioners, the State Departdecision to lay off employees due cerllf1cat10ns relatonjltO medtcal ment of Mental Retardation and to financial difficulties will cause waste, operating outsuie pennitted "immediate and irreparable harm Developmental Disabilities and hours and exceeding monthly tonand injury" to the three program nage limits. Briggs said that he found the 1 origin of some of the waste that was brought in to !he Gallia County . Continued on A-3 CRYPTOQUOTE HFSM MARIEITA - Lt. Governor Mike DeWine and Marietta Mayor Nancy Hollister announced Saturday a liSI of southeastern Ohio local ~overnment offiCials who will panicopate in a regional meeting of the State and Local Government Commission in Marietta, Wednesday, March 13 at lOam. The meeting, a forum for officials from counties, cities, villages and townships in southeast Ohio will be conducted in the City Coon- Gallia facility picks up slack .after Mason.landfill closes ADDmON COMPLI!:I'EO • ne newl2140 foot llldltlon to tile Syraeae Vol..teer Jlre Depllrtment .eadqDirten llu beell t:Hipleted and II DOW In . .. Colt - $31,000, to 1M (llld .&0111 aervlee conlrlct fulldl over a ~~«loci of'Joar .years. The station now llu spece for nve vebl- • '·· by MunlclDal Judge J~~~epb Cain, (right). Along with friends, Canaday's wife, Audrey, (left), was also on band tor the O«aslon, (Tll!les·Sentinel photo by Krls Cochran) AXYDL.BAAXR lsLONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formatlqn of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. 3-8 11 Sectlona, 18 Pogeo . A. Multlmedlo Inc: . Nowopopor Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, March 10, 1991 ... ; del. Volanteer flremeia • ' led Ill the CiiDib ut· doll, wllldl pt adt1 way In mid-December, to . help keep the cost down. Pictured Olltllile the new aeetlon with oae f/1 the lire tnc:lll Is SyraCIIIIt Fire Chief and MIJCII' Eber Plclleu and WOllam Lavender, •MWaat fire eblef. · ~· GALLIPOLIS - Mill Creek Road will be closed Monday, March 11 at 8 a.m. to replace a structurally deficient one-la~e bridge- a release from tho Oallia c~ En~'s Office said. The bridge is within the city Of Gallipolis and the road will be closed from Ohio Avenue to Cliffside Drive. t; .. The project consists of placing two .large pipe installations, the·related channel cleanina and realignments, concrete headwall COOSIJ'IICtiOn, rip-rap slope protection, embankment, base stabilization, the placing of 402 and 404 asphalt concrete, berm ing and guardrail. .• Weather permitting, the road - - ....... ' __.. ·i will be re-ojlcned to maintained traffic in approximately three weeks. From the Oallipolis area drivers may use tbe following roads as a detour: . State Route 160 west to Bulaville Pike. Bulaville Pike north to Georges Creek Road. Georges Creek Road east to Mill Creek Contlntled oa A·3 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 8, 1991 frazier martin spurlock