https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5e35642bf51b781f4b4505a2edd6ab4a.pdf 51774fea012b58ff096a81b07e4e1e58 PDF Text Text .. • Sentinel 191't Gavin.••,_ ,.1 ..........::. bcC· , .---Local briefs--- • . c~ Stern wheeler festival plans underway thipk that ICIUbbcrs would llill Pllnnina for the Big Bend Stemwheelm Festival will get under- thebest" wayonW~. The Stemw Coouniuee will meet on Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Meip County Golf Cowse. All interested individuals are being urged to attend the meeling. The fesdval will be held in Paneroy in OCtober. ldeas and suggestinns are need to make the event successful. . Sheriff issues warning to donors Meigs County Sheriff James M. S(lillsby is watning local resito investigate orgat)izations before malting charitable contribuaons to them. · . Soulsby reports that a local business reponed to the department thaf a feinale caller had called the business soliciting donations for the "Pomeroy Drug Abuse Program". The caller was reluctant or QJI8ble to give the business owner a phone number and other information. Wisely, Soulsby reports, the businessman refused to make a donation and notified the deparanent of the call. Sheriff Soulsby advises that at this time he is unaware of a program by that name that would be soliciting funds. - ~ •, Oiler estimated dW 1,638 work ;.. . ers would be directly effected bY:: the closing of the AEP-ownc& Mei~ Miaes, a possible lllllifiCI-o': lion if AEP chooses to 111C Western'; coal . Butler pointed out the magni: tude of scrubber construction at: Oavin; : ''What.we're aslriJ18 the utilitie~r to do is {!lit on chemical plants are, in SIZC and investment, Jargef: than the oriiinal plant.• she saicC" ult's a catcli-22 for Ohio powet" companies. • · "If the ~ompaniea build scrub"; bers now, tit= is no Jlllarantee tJMI: legislature will not pass laws that · make them obs,llete; Butler said.'; "It's a complex problem with net · easy ~ed •and nO painless SOIIJ<'· TOP OSCAR WINNERS • Top Olear wili. .• Joe Ntcl, Beat S•ppol"ttq Actor. Tile wlanets ners Moaday nltlbt wete, left 'to right, Jeremy JICIIf with tbelr 1111 es ~ the awards cerIrons, Best Actor; Kathy Bates, Best Aetress; emoay Ia Los~ (UPI) Wboopi Goldberg, Best Supportiag Actresl"alld ' F·unding.•. condauecltrompaget lions.11 exceeded most· every -:;d::-ay::'.~he::-~ity~c:::on~s~urners=-or-::the;-y-w~ilu~.-:-,d:-ha:-v-e·.:.....;in_to_wn_a_nd_bo_w_to:__co_ntro-1-io-ud-Butler spoke out •. however; against the idea ~ fuel Switchi~ · rep<rtcd. to be borne by our mvestors and · and 1e d lonanoe The prob.. Two Syracuse residents were atrested on Sunday afternoon and would be the best alte.mative for: The; mayor said that last year the ~."said Disbrow. ::'of tire~;;.; on fower charged with. petty theft after the:t were caught soliciting funds in .. : ~~ viUage rook five to eight truc~oads ''We have ~ experienced a Middleport was Mlin iliscuaed by · AEP. the rtustic Hills area under the gwse of tile American Cailcet Soci· uwitbout coal from Ohio mines~ of trash to the dwnp every day for signifJCant lois related to the Meigs Councilman Jack Sauerfield with ety. . we wiD be held hostage," she about three weeks. · complex. .Undei' a settlement agree. the mayor noting thai no( only the Rich~ Hudson and Jerry Aleshire were both cited to Meigs , ''The cost :~f. transporting Weatent "No way can we do like we ment last year, we inc~ a $34 villaae but the Meiss County County Court, and admitted that they were soliciting the money for coal already exceeds the cost of thq: have doOe in the~" commented . million pre-rax loas due to the comHealth Department and Olhot agentheir own use. · · coal. . "' . Mayor Hoffman. He did indicate parison of the cost of the Meigs . ci~ are gelling involved in trying "The commission lites to seO. 1hat he plaits io talk to Roger Man- mine production in 1989 and 1990 1 the problem Ohio relying on its. own indigenouS: ley and see if some solution to the with the depressed high sulfur coal to~ve be ·b ·"I 0 resources," she said. "We will II«' Neil Bonecu~ter of Middlepon was cited to Meigs County CoUrt problem can be worked out. He IIUilket." he continued: . Diles p:;:g;,:> discu:~ •.:nd ~ scrutinizing very closely any utilion Monday after he illegally conveyed cigarettes to prisoners at the noted that sometimes trash is being ·" If we were· to retrofit ·Gavin proposal made by Council member Meip County Jail. · · lies' choice to fuel$witch. • . l: hauled to the Gallifl County dump with scrubbers, and then be forced J11dy Crooks_that an architect be Krupinski agm:ct with the neect Smoking has been banned at the sheriff's office and at the coiDity · and then the haulers aren't able to to close the mine due to a continu- retained to design a stage which jail. . to stick with Ohio coal. !. dump because the limit for the day ing stream of disalloiYIIIICes of cost would cootdinate with the old After the presentations, the audi-' has already been accepted. ·recovery, southeastern Ohio would depot. She said that the Middleport Read at the meeting was a Jetter face the same circumstances as CommiDiity Association Is IIIIXIOIIS ence was allowed to ask questions frOm R. E. Disbrow,--president and those stemming from fuel switch; to have the stage completed by July thro~gh four panel m!lmbers - : · The Mei's County Sheriff's Department investigated several chief executive officer of AEP, ing. So, installation of scrubbers 4 since' a progr1m is beiDa planned. Galbpol!s Cit)' Manager Dale~ . weekend inc1dents of vandalism and two thefts. , acknowledging receipt of the vii- does not alone-assure the continued General Jimes. Hartinger (retired) lman, Me1gs County COIIIlllisSion~ Sheriff James Soulsby reports that deputies received a report on '!~Be's resolution requesting !hat all operation of the Meigs mines," will be; tbc July 4 speaker and Richard Tones, !?r Bruce Knox ·> Saturday frOm Maxine Sellers of Ponland who reported that a 2 and measures be taken to retain jobs at Disbrow concluded. · Meip Persian Gulf servicemen and vice president of Unity Savings of• a half month old Herford ealr was missing from their. farm. She the Mei~ Mines. A letter was read from Mitch wo.men will be honored at that . Southeast Ohio; and Jacbon Coun..! . reported that the Calf was missed on the 21st of March. · t'y Gommissionet Bob Willis. ~ In h1s letter Disbrow, assured FAurthley. Dffiivision of' Reclamation, . tiine. ' Southern High School notified the department on Monday that Council lhllt "any decision that . ens o ce, regarding his inspecPrayer to open the meeting was ·sometime over the, weekend, five fll"e extinguishers were stolen · results in the closing of the Meigs uon of suspected abandoned mine given by Kris Treintong of the from the high school. No forcible entry was diScovered. mines will not be taken lightly." He seepage problems in the village. · Middleport Ministeril!l AsaociaPhyllis Slater of Dexter reported that there were sevenl tomb· said that AEP is well aware of the . It ~ ons· inspection of four lion. . stones _damaged at the Standish C11metery on Sunday evening. soc;ietal impacts of such an action Sites • Powell treet with repairs to Others attcndlng were Council· According to the department, at least five stones were pushed over. on Southeastern Ohio. be made ' b y vil~e employee Bill men Paul Gerard and William WaiInvestigation is continuing into the incident It was reported that However, he said, Ohio Power Durst under the direction of Farley; ten. a small blue car was seen entering the cemetery on Sunday evening. Company is faced with the need to the Lyon(l'homas properties on Finally," Gary Bates of GTE reported on Monday that someone respond to the interactions of three Chestnut and Seventh Street which , had shot a 25-pair telephone calber on New Lima Road. It was sbot issues namely, the requirements is scheduled as a reclamatiOn pro-· ... hllll-1111011· in two different locations. imposed by the recent revisions to ject already, the Hobson Marsh • · dlat •· n·a ·s..-al!s the Clean Air Act, the requirement which does not fall under eligibility ONE. • llr08cl of a regulated public utility to make requirements .of the Reclamation CGmiNiillwly·PI'!ald p.rudent decisions that do ·not Division, and the Dialnond/Hobart ~r retail ~ . oflau, Units of Meigs County Emergency Medical Services responded A. Pomeroy man was cited for Impose unreasonable or excessive Street area whicli is being taken Chun:tl... apartmlft1l Mid to !light calls on Monday and c:arly on Tuesday. . · failure to maintain an assured clear costs on its cusromers, and the cost under review for eligibility. dNtl atom. Cal ua fora tml· At 7:48 am., Middlepon squad went to Hartinger Parkway for distance ahead Monday followin.g a . paul and qUOia110n. level of the Meigs production io Council adopted a f;Ode " o f reguJeff Patterson, who was transported to Veterans. At 8:14a.m., Midon State Route 7. , relation to the depre~d market lations for the Middlepott Arts twO-car I!CCident ' . dleport squad went to South Third for Ruby Boling, who was taken price of moderate to high sulfur . Council, an action required if the \ to Veterans Memorial Ho~pital. At 8.:59 a.m., Middleport squad· coals. · · ·village; is to apply for grants from Ke~th L. Swartz, 32, of Route went to Logan S~t for Mary Siders. Siders was transported to He pointed out that the PUCO · the Ollio Arts Council · 2, was cited after he failed· to Stop Veterans. At 9:26a.m., Tuppers Plains squad. responded to a cllimhas recently introduced the concept The first readina was given to for a car traveling ill front of him in ~Y ftre on Keebaugh Road at the John Dillard residence. · lntegratud Resource Planning an ordinance which will require Salisbury Township. of At 1:54 p.m., Middlepon ~uall went to· Overbrook Center for which requires that utilities .always mandatory registtayon for new res· Acc:ording .to.a report from the Virginia Thorne, and transported her to Veterans. At 2:09p.m., select the least cost alternative. idents or busiiicaseS in the v illage. Gallia-Meigs post of the State 214 EAST MAIN Pomeroy squad went to Lynn Street for Jerry Uribe, who was talcen ''Our preliminary data indicates A request for ~ to -pay Highway Patrol, Swartz was northto Veterans. , . POMEROY that fuel switching may, in fact, be the cleltc and assislant clc:zk of the bound when the car in front of him, On Tuesday" at 8:2!> ·a.m., Rutland squad went to Happy Hollow 992,&687 the lea~t cost strategy. If, under Board of Public "Affairs was , driven _by Eugena D. Anspach, 19, Road'for Ernest-Lyons. Lyons was taken to Veterans. At 9:26a.m., these condition, we were to choose rofemd back"to the board members of Middleport, slowed in traffic. Pomeroy squad went to Court Street for Louise Frank. She was the scrubber option, either the -kith the ·recolitlilendation that they Swanz was unable to stop in time treated but not tran~rtcd. .State Auto . PUCO would have to allow the be paid on an' hourly basis if ·and struck Anspach's car in the Two charged with petty theft 1/P • ' ; aaidf , . Middleport man cited Vandalism, thefts investigated . . Pomeroy:man cited by patrol EMS answers eight calls * .. -------..:..-~ Ar~a ~eaths . . ad-de<l_costs....;_to_be_borne_.....,:by-e-lec-tn-·_c- required to aaend meetings. Councilman Dewey Horton bought up the·problem .oC loitering Nancy J, Chancey Montecello, lnd.; Mrs. Richard retired employee of Rockwell Nancy J. Chancey, 73, died (Donna) Maloney, Decatur; Mrs. International, Feetwood Trucking Monday, March 2S, 1991 at a rest Tom (~veyln) Shea, Lancaster; and was currently employed.by • home in Ravenswood, W.Va. Mrs. J~rry (Janelle) Kaehr, Apple- Wales Industties, Inc. .• · Born June 27, 1917 in Kenna ton, WISC.; two brothm, Ross NorHe is survived by his wife, Eva W.Va., she was the daughter of the · ris, P_omer~y; and Carl Norris, E. Zumbach of Lancaster, two sons late Robert and Cora Fisher, Junctton Cny; 22 grandchildren and daughters-in-law, Michael R. Kenna. W.Va. She was a member and 32 great-grandchildren and Gloria Zumbach of Atkinson, . , Of the Saft Hills Church in "Ripley, Services will be held Thursday Ill.; and R. David and Kimberly . W.Va. .at 1 p.m.·at the Union Chapel Unit· Zumbach, Stow; a daughter and She is survived by a son and ep Methodist Church in Decatur, son-in-law, Dianna and Richard Beatty, Austintown; grandchildren, daughter-in-law, Charles E. an.d Ind. Mary Chan¢ey, Pomeroy; two Friends may call at the Haggard Justin and Christopher Beauy and grandsons, Michael Chancey and and Arms Funeral Home on Jill Zumbach, and step-granck:hiiRick (Paula) Chancey, and a great- Wednesday from 2·5 and 7-9 p.m. · chen, Manuel and Isaac Shavez, granddaughter, Mindy Jo Chancey; and on Thursday one hour prior io and Stephen and Kevin Beaay; his a brother, Odra Fisher, Kenna, the service at the church. Masonic mother, Gertrude •G. ZUmbach and W.Va.: and a sister, ·Phoebe Good, · services will be Wednesday at 8:45 two sisters, Beulllh' M. Zumbach, .Sissonville, W.Va. p.m. Burial will be Friday atip.m. · Tuppers Plains; Nancy L. Schul, . Besidlls her parents she was pre- at Letart Falls Cemetery jn Letart Reedsville, · · ceded in death by her husband, Falls with military grav~ rites. He -was preceded in death by his W.C. "Wib" Chancey in 1979; a ~emorial may be made to the father, Jacob F. Zumbach. brother, Ahas Fi$her," Columbus;· Union Chapel United Methodist Services wiU be Wednesday at Jimmy F'tlber, Kenna, W.Va.; and Church in Decatur,lnd. 10 am. at Halteman-Fen and Dyer sister, and Lesie Elliott, Ripley, Funeral Home in Lancaster with ·W.Va. Robert Zumbach Rev . Harold Sturm officiating. Burial will be at Floral Hills MemServices will be Thursday at" Vail's Funeral Home in Ripley, Robert R. Zumbach, 59, Lan· ory Gardens. . W.Va. Burial will be in the Fair- caster died Monday March 25 Friends may call at the funeral plains Cemetery. Friends may call 1991, at Lancaster Fairfield Com: home on Tuesday from 6-9 p.m. at the funeral home on Wednesday. miDiity Hospital. and on W~esday one hour prior "' N ' Born Feb. 19, 1932 in Meigs , to the ser:vtCC: · Rev. L • '· Orris County, he was the son·of Jacob F. Contn~ut1ons may be !R~de !O Rev. Lawrence T. Norris, 88, and Gertrude G. Monroe ZUmbach. the Amencan, Heart Assoc1aaon m formerly of Pomeroy, died Mon- · He was a member of the Lancaster Mr. Zumbach s memory. day, March 2S, 1991, at theAdams. · FOPA and the NRA. He was a Cotinty Memorial Hospital in Decllll!',lnd. He had sefved as minister at -Pomeroy in 1934 and in Junction City from 1934-1943. Born Nov. 20, 1902 in Letart Falls, he was the son of the late Philson and Ella Pilchard Noms. He was first married to Belinda Wolf on June 8, 1922 and she preceded him in dealhECz'-:e 8, 1982. He then married · th Cnmter on Aug. 27, 1913 llld she died Feb. 23, 1985~ ' He retired from the {Dinistry in 19611 aad he aved as chaplain in the Ullitcd Slltel Army from 1943· ·4S. He rejoined the Air Fon:e from 1947-48. Mr. Norris was a member of the Union Chapel United Metboditt Church in Decatur, Ind., the Dec:alur Muonic Lodge No. S11, the Deci"Y Optimist Club and American Legion Post No. 43 of Decatur. " . Mr. Norris is survived by r.hree .ions, Clarence of Rome City, Ind.; · 'Charles of Rome City; and Harold :of Auburn, Ind.; four daughters, Mrs. George .(Cqnnie) Bobbitt, ~. vehu:les. ~lting in light damage to both . Neither driv.er was injured. .1!1 c...... ........anc. Low lonlgllt Ill mid 50s. Tbunday, partly cloudy. Cuace of raiD 30 percent. Page4 • • • • aI _......... . Pomeroy.·MidCIIeport, Ohio, Wednesday, March 21, 1991 VOl. 41, No. 237 . Cclpvrtalt.ed1881 - ~~~rd By Cllarlne Poelllt:b · Seutloel News Staff . A lengthy and somewhat heated " discussiOn on Whether $12,800 in 'lottery funds should be spent on . band instruments or math books higblighied a meeting of the Meigs Local Board of Education Tuesday · night. . . ; The discussion was triggered by · a request from Toney Dingess, : band director, for money to pur· chase some new in$1ruments for the . high school band. 'fhe initial : request was made by Dmgess at the ··March 11- meetina but no action : was laken at that time.. : However, when the matter was ; brou-ht .up aaain at lt~~~t nigbt' s . meeana; there c;Jcveloped a c:onuo- versy amona the members and a· He said that because of the low motion to pun:hase the instruments ~ in the math area on the prowas defeaied by a vote of r.hree to , fic1ency tests, the swe haa adopted twO. . , a .new matb curricul11m and that ' The two mel!lbers voung m new books are beillg developed to fa~or of aul)lorizmg the purchase coincide with that curriculum. The usmg lottery funds we_re Jeff district .. which had low scores in Werry. who made the mouoo, and math, w1ll be required to purchase Bob Snowden.. " . them, the superintendent said . Board members Bob Barton, Carpenter said that he could not Richard Vaughan, and Larry Rupe recommend the expenditure of voted ''no". $12,800 now for band instruments Before the v.ote Supt. lames since he felt that the new math Carpen!er explatn~d that. the bal- ~ -an.d suppl.emental materials ance of "tottery mone~ !~ abo~t w1ll reqwre all of the lottery funds, $55,000 and that the dtstnct w11l the only available money at this need th.a t money to purchase time. between 1. 750 and 2,000 math Snowden conlended that the Jot. textbooks plus supplemental mate- tcry money could be used now to "rials. · purcltaae tbe band i11Stru111enti and to 1 loa, left, Ylce·presldeat ol tle Melp Unit ol tbe Americaa CIJIC!I' Sachty, lll'lul Kloes, 11ealor vlc:e-presldent at Parmer's Baak. Coat for tbe d•"odlls Is $5 per bundle or 10 or 50 cents a "•piece. reduced charge of. felonious &Ssaq!L At his sentencing hearing, Judge Crow imposed the maximum penalty permitted by law, a term of actual incan:eration of eight to 15 years in prison. Judge Crow cited the seriouS nature o( the assault in his sentencing of Brown. .Brown appealed the sentence, will! four separ~~te errors alleged to have been made by the trial court. Brown argued that Judge Crow had "acted arbitrarily by failing to consider state sentencing guidelines when the Judge sentence<~ Browri to the maximum." The Court of ·Appeals held that the sentence was within the Court's discretion and statutory guidelines. ,Brown further agrued thlit the Court emd in failing to advise the Defendant of" his ri~ht to request conditional probat1on as a drug dependent .person. However, the ...----.-Local briefs-Thre~-vehicle . .992-2914 . THE MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST A GREAT PLACE TO MER A FRIEND! ' . • then replaced wben general fund . monies become available later this year. He also indica.ted that the board needs. to think .about aome new uniforms tor the growing band. · Rupe stated his concern about academic needs while emphasizing that he is not against !he band. He questioned purchasing practices of the band and said that he relt ~ tions might be larger if more purchases were made from local businesses . Dingess explained that man times ·needtld articles. are not avair.ble locally while others can· be purchased 81 1 much less cost from out-of-county sources. · Barton president of the board raised the 'question of giving thai much money to the band without consideration of the needs of the athletic department. Snowden countered that the athletic clepart- · ment can raise ticket prices "to get more money. Werry said that a request from the athletic depart· ment could be considered when it is made and shouldn't be a factor in determining the band's request for insuuments. Barton then asked Werry to withdraw his motion and wait another two weeks befo~ a vote is talcen to allow adequate ume to further consider the athletic and academic needs of the district Werry refused and the motion went to the floor where it failed. During the discussion it was · repOrted by Treasurer J!"'e Fry that there is no mon~y avat)able ·m the general fun~ wnh wh1ch to purchase band mstruments, that the onl~ source· would be the lottery money. Contracts Awarded Four pnnc1pal~ were awarded new con~cts durmg the meeung after bemg ~ommended by the board for the1r performance over the past year. Wendy Halar. was employed ~or three years as prmc1pal of the SaliS. bury El~mentary School and al.so as the director of federal programs. Two year contr~cts were ~warded to Charles -Halliday. H~sonv1ll~ Elementary School prmc1pal anU Continued on page 3 New jobs co~mittee formed a THE 2 Section a, 14 Pages 25 centa A llultlmedla Inc. Nowapaper rejects.request to purchase instruinents · The Fourth District Court of AllJieais·recently - den~ an appeal of Meigs County COmmon Pleas Court case ftled on behalf of James M. Brown, and liffirmed the sentence- which was imposed on Brown by Judge Fred W: Crow IU. The three-judge J!l!nel included Judges Lawrence Grey, William B. S~leton (by assignment), 81111-Presidit}g Judge Earl Stephenson. The entry denudaing lhe appeal was writ· ten by 1 e Grey, , Brown.was originally charged by an indictment r~tumed liy the Meigs County Grand Jury with attempted murder in connection . with an incident which occurred on ·· April 23, 1989, "in which Dennis Tillis was slabbed with a knife. Brown, who was represented in the appeal by Meigs County Public Defender Charles H. Knight, ultimately entered a pies of guilty to a FIFTH AND MAIN STREETS, MIDDLEPORT, OHIO '• 2-D; K-S Bro·.yn's appeal denied by court THIS EASTER SUNDAY, MARCil 31st ~:00 A.M~ Sunrise Cantata 8:1 S & 10:30 A.M. Worsh_ip 9:30 A.M. Sunday .School . Pidt4: 7344 Cards: 7-H, 9-C; • MIDDLE·RORT CHURCH OF CHRIST . . ' Pick3:290 niea Why· ~ot Celebrate The R_e surrection With Us? I ... COUll= , ' Ohio Lottery Indiana Pacers·top Atlanta.five m.: ~ts l •. • I accident investigated A three-vehicle accident on West Main Street Tuesday afternoon resulted in moderate damage to all of the involved vehicles and injury to one of the drivm: , . Josie Morton, Pomeroy, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Pomeroy Emergency Squad. She was treated and released. According to Pomeroy JJOJice, Morton had stoPPed to allow a child to relrieve' a ball from the street when her vehicle was struck in the roar by a car driven by David Maurer, Ashland The Maurer vehicle had been. hit in the rear by a CB!" driven by Derek Miller, Rutland. Miller ~as cited for failure to maintain assured clear dis" tance. . .. The Morton vehicle had damage to the rear, the Maurer vehicle damage to both the front and rear along with the rear quarter panel on the right si~,111d the Miller car, djlmage to the front end. · At 3:54 p.m. police investi~ ali accident on East Main citing William Cundiff, SyracUJe wtth failure to yield the right cif way. ' Pqlice reported that Cundiff was pulling from The Dairy Valley to make a left tum on West Main Street when he struck the side of a car driven by Angela Swanz, Letart, W. Va. There was moderate dan\age to the pasaenp side door or' the Swanz car, and moderate d8mage to the front lefJ side of the Cundiff vehicle. . • Racine receives recreation grant = The Ohio Depanment of Natural Resourcet has awarded a $1,900 grant to the~of Raeino for public ouldoor recreation tbil yea, · · 10 aa - - . e a t today fnlla State Jan Michael J..ons,' · cville). Sen. Lona stal,ed dW the viDage wu one of 17 cOmmunities in Coutlnued on Jllll 3 Coun of Appeals, citing specific statements by Brown at the time of his plea that he was not a drug dependent person, rejecte'd that contention as well. · Brown also argued that he was not provi<!ed effective assistance of counsel, in spite of the fact he was ' represented by an attorney who v.;as successful in getting the charge reduced from attempted murder to felonious assault. The Court of Appeals overruled that final assignment of error. The Court of ApPe&ls found no errors, . after reviewmg both the plea and sentencing hearings. · Brown remains in prison, serving Jhe original sentence as impo$ed by Judge Crow. Holy Week • Slated S.ervlees St. Paul Lutheran Church, Pomeroy, and St. John Lutheran Churcb, Pine Orove, will have a joint Maundy Thursday Service at St. Paul at 7:30 p.m. The service, held in remembrance of die Lord's Last Supper, will include Holy Communion. The women of the churches will strip the altsr at the end of the service during the read· ing of Psalm 22. The youth of St. Paul and St. John wiUpresent a Service of Tenebrae (Latin for "shadows•), "The Day the Sun Refused to Shine," it 7:30p.m. Good Friday at St. Paul. Youth partictpatins are Brad Anderson, Adria Preclter, Chris Hamm and Heather McPhail. This service i"'gresses from light to darlmess, symbolizing the graclu.. al •th of Jesus on the cross and remindinp Christians of the fading loyalty o his disciples and follow- pro~ote regional ·growth . By MINDY KEARNS Economic Development Authority OVP News StaiJ for bringin~ General Dynamics to "People for Jobs," a committee the area. 'You've got a success to bring jobs and industry to the tri- track on the way," Edwards said, county area, was created Tuesday "Keep Up the good work and keep evening during a meeting at the pulling tog~ther." Lowe Hotel in Poi.nt Pleasant, During Edwards' preSentation, W.Va. The meeting followed an entitled "Economic Impact of New organizational gathering that Jobs on a Community," he stated occurred March 4 at the Mason tbat population-wise, the State of County ~ibraty. . West Virginia is the size of Pitts· Will Edwards, director of the · burgh. He added that in the recent Center for Regional Progress at Census, Mason County is listed in Marshall Universil)', gave a preaen- the "worse than average" category tation at the meeung and was the for a high decline in population. ~speaker. "J~ Cre_ate jobs; money creates Edwards commended Frank money, SBid Edwards. Stating he ·Lee, diiecllii Of-me~ ~~ ·Slay oon9CrVitive, Edwliids - Steelworkers b·anned from engaging in ·violence against replacements , · PARKERSBURG, W.Va. • The United Steelworkers union has dooe its part to diS0011111gC violence IIY out-of-work Ravenswood Aluminum Corp. members, but Local 5668 has not. a federal judge said. U.S. District 1udge Charles Haden issued an injunCiion' Tuesday banning the steelworkers from engaging in violence against the company and ita replaCement work- ers. I • Haden's on!Cr came after a day· long hearill8 in which replacement . said. Haden said his order was directworkers testified the{' were harassed by members o United ed at the local, saying the United Steelworkers Local 5668.' Steelworkers union had tried to dis· Larry Barnes, a replacement courage violence. "worker, said he was injured recentMore than 1,700 steelworkers ly when an object was thrown have been out of work at through the windshield of his car Ravenswood since Nov. I, w~en near the entrance to the plant.' their contract expired. Union supporters have violated The.union says it membe)"s have a recent co~ order by panicipat- been locked out, while ing in "drive-bys" in which they Ravenswood officials say the clog traffic around the plant, Haden workers are on strike. Five held ·on federal charges By LEE ANN THOMPSON W.Va., were arrested on March 21 trio was making its way from OVP News Slalf in Charleston as a part of that Charleston, and did not stop in Federal and West Virginia law investigation, according to Sgt. Henderson as expected. The bust enforcement ofllcials arrested five Danny Gillespie of the Metro Drug was so quick, Gillespie said, there was no bme to notify Gallia Counpeople over a two-day l)criod on Task Force in Charleston. clwles of conspiracy to distribute Metro, and the federal Prug ty officials. herom, with r.hree of those taking Enforcement Agency orchestrated The five arrests were part of an place in the parking lot of a Gal· the arrests, with lhe help of Mason ongoing six month invesugation by the task force and the DEA. The lipolis restaurant County Sheriff's Deputies. ·. Being held on federal charges Gillespie said the three arrested Metro Drug Task Force is a group are Richard L. Dunlap of St. in Gallipolis were carrying 47 bags of law enforcement officers from Albans, Scott A. Crouch and Dina of heroin. The drug traffic comes Kanawha County Sheriff's DepartM. Lewis, both of Columbus, wbo from Columbus, Gillespie said, and ment and the cities of Nitro, South were arrested at Bob Evans Restau· makes it's way to Charleston. The Charleston, St. Albans, Dunbar and rant on Wednesday, March 20. Henderson, W.Va. area is a fre· · Charleston, which works in conRandy L. Pauley and Deborah S. quentstoppingplaceforthegroup. junction with federal agencies. Masinter, both of Charleston, , At the time of the arrests, the . - - - - - -- - --;---'--- - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - -- -- -- -, ers. St. Paul will have a sunrise ·service at 7 a.m. on Sunday, followed by East« breakf!ISL Festival Easulr services, i!!cluding Holy Communion, will taiCe place If 9:30a.m. at SL Jobn and II a.m. at St. Paul1 The cllildrell of SL -John wiD ha~ an Eas&er egg bunt immediat~ly following the service. Rev. Laura Leach Shreffler invites the public to all services. said every job crea1ed has a "ripple effect" that affects three more pe()pie. For every 100 new manufacturing jobs, new retail establishments increase by seven, population increases by 102, school enroii ment climbs by 61, and $1,772,943 is gained in community retail sales, added Edwards. ' He said. based on what's occur- ' ring now, in the year 2000, the average age of Mason County's population will go from the 35 year average in 1989. to 39 years and above. He predicted an increase _of. people over 50 years old,. whtle ·:· · Coaftiiiiedon PIKe 3 ·. SEARCH STILL DELAYED BY SWOLLEN OHIO • Addltioaal raiD up aad down tile Oblo Rlnr Taetd•J eo•tiD!Ied to clell7tlle IT di tJr tile bodJ of a -bel ned drowaed l!epdiJ tsallt Ia • Oblo Rl•er It tbe Galltpc!lla Loeb ltad l>IID wbea two berles .capttlzed alter-tlley broke any rr- aa el1ht· bU'p fleet. Conrad RlpJ.ey, publle lllfonaatloa . . �llui... •••.,•. Wldftud!r, "t ol! 271 1!!1 Commentary diriCIOr of tp~t:IJI oncMIOB; JIIrrr,lt 1 ld •rt fg!n . . rt' ftdrL DBl: ud. Debbla 1"11 Meip llllior HiP Sc:l!clll Tile board ilo two year ~JIIrlcts Ill supenatuclent fii....,IIP?'• llllliaplle HaWt1i11, ell- of , mli111f;ntJDCe, IIIII VOIId 10 .ne I • IIIey tncnue ~ Hawldnl..r. did JJOt rocciM ~ dte ._~tiber omplol:: dtd, S'!'Jtl'toll aad ' , .r-er.,, OW. DPO'I'ED to 71ftt orna.an ~YO KOJJ~f&.T L troWETr Gmrr.. •••P. PA.7 WWJ.:t.a&A.D hlllfltltfr/ c-Nfter: II llfi':MB£RrA n.., tl~lltd Pr•Jtll!«aallollal, JllludDalJy PT•J Aw...cfillllo'JII .ud tllo! Anwrlcaa _..,.per PIIIJIIJJoon ~loa. L£ I t.eMOP OPIS IO!>' u~ •fko~N'TI)fy Jllooil4 w leu IIWllOO wofdJo Jont: A!ll ~<!~ten are JUbjeet to edltllll aile! mutt IN •r,Ncs wldl ·-,.,me. aM'!Itu"CC t~ flllmller. Jllooutpeil ~ten orlllbopa~ lllhed, LellerJIIIOu l4 bo Ia !fOOd tate, oddresi&Jr DOt por-.1~ tko&. . . Is-. Conservative Democrats starting to irritate liberals •' - ro . r..Ja e for I f•& - f. w 1 ~~~ 10 ;,::~::•~=~01 =:-.r.e;~~=t· bdb011 apfropr~ me~~e Uafor• : c 'ely,_,~ ~_roc.::.,cwecall:0,~ ~ ~ 1~ a s •II dif.of. 1111 •• ... r_. JU •!'Ct!l" m -~ ~yep , die fila 7'* mas d -.e 4Jiii~ lhal ~ . wi* II - - · r , hav! ~ ~ be beeef'tdal 10 mal beiwc'**- .. -.or aras d -- b · , ~Ohio. , b~cet illlpac:t ow, s~ JJI ...,.._, die '""~pt. while Oltio, lite ~~ mmare !" ' ...,. ~IIIIIC Je\odolflwt6. eal!.t f«lltedUJmm dllteCCC ~ b belie aid 10 ·~•ftl*1JJIL PIUSJD m blr*! ~ !IJe pllase ly Calb (oc a redwtl.IOII .111 lOCal out IIIII ewuiUII eli•w ,., ollbe spe•"i111 10 Ohio'• pal)& Kltools ~ fGr ~Pt....- c, n ,d by ,m"!!llltaw two perUJJL The by a pilol;aOjtU m lite lml biami!*i' lli1 OOIDI"' rs ol lite .. aJ blrfc• . u ~ llle 011ly mea- of Aa&e The CCC Camp offers job fuod1~1 f'!J sc:bools. Tbas. llle opponanities aad trainiDII Cor · ~.,.,..-•.'*r- oiiiJ ~ YOUIII people ll'ho are • 'l!ik}ed 111110 Ohio's publil: 1C11oo1s will m Soadlelllerll Ohio. And. oeecl· have a ~J.IIive impact 011 IIIIIIY · leaJ 10 gy, lbe ~- rot Eldm IChool diSillCU Jbil'lp'UI Oltio.Io Pl..,...J ~ ClJIPCW"•ities for additi011, in the fust year ol the IIIIJIJor c:niuos 10 dw they may budget. the IJliii'OIIfiati .. "f''OII remain Jiving i.adependendy in does JJOt c:al1 for.., rh•110 s m die JJ1 STEVE GERSTEL WASHINGTON (UPI) - In lhe murky melodrama IUtrinJ Sea, ~ Robb, 0- Va., dte onl~= atpeCt illhe CIJdinc, He -dumped, wilhotncerernony, from die BIIIIFtC'ontmiaee. . Slill JJOt c:lmr, even IICV~ weW af1er ibe C\'CIII. iJ Mly Robb tllown ibe door by his feJioll' Oe11M1<1• One claim, eiPO'IJed by Robb, it thai be - fiKally 100 conservative for the the OuiiOCIMll. The 1Mder ollbe Blldul OJmmiuee SeD Jame~ ~mer. D·Tenn .. fOUIId him iftcJeatiiJIIy diltJCUi110 J!IIIIU. ' • · The odtc:r Jcellario. Jkclebed by Senate Democrllic leader Ge«ge Mitchell, iJ that aloe Bud,et panel had bel;ome 100 large and unWidclly and had 10 be Cut. So Robb. rbc junior .Dernocnt on the commiuee, ..,. JivCII lbe a in the II1IWl of a move Jhat Mildaell clairnt will IMd 10 leaner panels and .fewer IIC*inp Cor liCIWilO. If Robb wa~ ~~tipped of hil mernbmhip on the basil of politic• il il dear !hal lhe more conrei'Yative wina of lite Demomtic Parry IIICfio.rd below the Maton-.Di~ l!ne. is lt8rtinJ 10 terioutly inillte lite Iiberab. ltobb. a former Vu-JIIIII pecnor, 11 a due&-p~yinJ chlrtet member of lllc: Democrauc I.admhip Council that is tr)'in& 10 pull dte party more 10 lhe CM!er in IIOpel ol regaininJ lhe Wl!iJ,e HouJC. · In lhe P':l" 1wo yca11, Robb said, be hal been pusllins for more reduction• in lhe redcral defiCit. auempu that have made life IIIOie diffiCult for Saser. In fact, Robb claim~ that Sauer 101d him just before the bdlmdinj Jhat ''It you had ~O!Cd wilh me or prOvided the 111ppon I needed,! would have been more wllh111110 tp 10 baJ for you." · Robb inlifltd that be had planned 10 ku:p quiet about the demotion but, u with many lhinp in the Senate, the-Y did not 1a1t vrry long. Miu;bell, however, told .reponetl tba1 when be beanie Senate Democratic leader more than two yean ago, Sauer had complained 10 him tba1 the Bud,et Commiuu wa1100 large 10 function well · He laid the first opporUmio/ 10 reduCe.lite size cllbe commiaee came tiJis year wiJen the membcnlrip w11 cut from 23 10 21. That aiiOII'Cd the , ~miu.ee Jhat make• auignmc:niiiO boo! Robb. - In 1111 effort 10 make IW'C no one considered the removal of R.obb any klnd or vc:ndeua. Mitchell llid he hid the "PM!al confldence" in lbe , V,irginian. and had,, actually proved it by namins him chainnan of the Democra!IC Senatorial Campa~gn CQmmiitee. Althouah senaJOrs have beCII victim• of Jimiliat iMWICCI, sometime• 0111 .0f spitc,,!t i• somewhat unusuaiiO deny a ICIJIIIOr a reat he holdJ and wan II 10 rewn. , Wilh 2 I memben, lbe Budget Commiuee II more in line ll'illl lite lize o{ rnoJ! of the Senale'1 major commiiiCel, Only the Appropriations Com· I !Ia.. . sen. ,an 1Y~""'"" 11/~L-·J Lo : ng ; ~ dol~&~- . whichare .no.w~·~n. : ~IO:IC~;'=careiNti· ~v~~m:::~=: : Fiwlllt.dlr:&areauet~HJnscoo· ca , 1 lie n •• olliiOne,. aYall· iillle far finlinc dJis budget and lhe dille o1 dee fuodl. Tile ~enllll called for ill dJis budget dependl lljJOW 111e elintiBIJioa ollbe awe'• liquor a~re moos. Thai partie· ullrle&isl:.;;.r;veis not even illtbeJ;iA.IU131her is apart of cq•• lqidarioo which u now •• 1iDI ill lhe SeD~II' Agriculwre Committee and whose future ji¥!Pius .IIJICalaln. rn addition, some of lltt funds for" this l'Dd(ld bave been raised by w11a1 Cbe admiDiJUalion has charlieICrizedas"'eiJ'ellaeenlaJcements", while otbcn argue that these are simply an increases, These "revenue enhancements" or "tax . iDcreases" are based 011 the elimination of some tax exemptions, uJe• w revc:nuu, WMibet !bey are revenue enhaac=or &ax increiiiC& p~alll).' , . · !'POll lhe prerpec:ttve of lhe iaclividual eilher payinJ ~ colJecdal In any event. lit~ blldp;Chuini· tially ra1sed mill)' illleralliJI CJue&lions. Certainly, once lite bill illelf has been i nii'Cid~. it will~ even more qUCIIUOIIS u die details of lite Cund.ing pr«?PPIII and the accom~yang poliCy are clolely . acrutimzed by lhe Houle' el1 SeDa1e Appropril!lions Commia.ocl. As a member of the SCIIIIe Fiunee Commitree, I certainly welcome your comments on ·lltis euculive budget proposal 'Ibul, ple8e feel free ID wrire 10 me • S'enator Jan Michael Long, Slaiehoufe, ColJJIIIbwa, OH 4321S or call me at (614) 466-8156, •• •' : ;::: Ylllod•• t:M dtellllry ;,_berl. Hood "'""'" •• '• ' • ' ••• • ; : - : · A».n y Wll OUI...., . • subsutu~ ~aclier, klndera~n :o:rlhe~-~dlat '· Leaves of a~ for Cbe ICC· ond year, \991·112, were patfed 10 I ; ; • : · : : : • · · · ' '•• . .• . •, '. 34. "BUilD influz .of DeY( jalli wiU •• ·, ' ••• Pomeroy court news ''' 5 .... • I •• •'• Saudis seeks new order in Middle East Ari".f!.::lted Jack Anderson , . and Dale Van Atta : :r:: .RJ YADH, Saudi An1ria • The Saudjs wiU eaJI:I3C from lite war . laq ll'ilb dteir OWJJ 00 lioii New World Order. It II one thai will pwy le:k fritnds for help as ll'eiJ • enemies for biflllrw.,., That is JOOd liCWI far die UDit· ed Slllel IDd ~ lU bid JICWI for KinJ Hn"CVV o{ Jordan, I'Jai. dent Ali Abc!nQoh Saldt o( Yemen and Yalir Arafat of the .Palelline Libemtion Orpnlzarion. The pre-war way in IVbich the Saudi• deal! wi~ forei1n Jl!llicy matteu wa a 11mple one -royal diplomlcy. Large IIJJIJI of money were shelled out 10 help inlq, Jor· tan and OCher Arab countrim, but in tome Cllellhe money -pock· eted l!t the bigller ecbeklns of JOY· . emment and did not help lhe litlle put tba1 bad no NOll' lbe Saudi• ,..W that dleir JOOd willllld money will buy than IOIIIethiiiJ, The new SIUii aid propam ,rill be lllamic: • people-ID-people instead of leader-10-leader, The Saudis will !WOrk through the iDSI 1 oldie I'IIOIIIrdtica and . Jalln. Tiley wiJIIICl . . . '----' . ap JOllll uuaUICU VCIIIIJreS, parUcularJy in the poorel' COUIIIriea such • Egypt, to &ive the underprivileged a ct.nce 10 wort and wn avenue out of impoverdltillt!IL The Dell' embrace between lhe United S1tte1 and Saudi Arabia will be 1 strong one, That is ~-last Augua. ";t1~· in hu IUIDIJiel' palace m J • asked .DefCIIIC Sec:reilr)' Richard Cheney. and GCII, H. Norman Scliw~f Saudi and diplomatic · for help 10 ~~ Saudi Arab1a JOUR:et in Riyadh Jm1ict lhat lbe from l.llq. KiiiJI Fabd - reluctanl SaudiJ will continue 10 be JaltiOUI to bring American troops 10 his wid! loreiJII aid ill dte Cutule, but it country, but Cheney and wiU not be like lbe Jw!dools of lhe Scbwantopf didn't have 10 twist his arm. When Palld did ak for 'help. lite pair "already had. plan ill . their pockets.~ tourtes laid. It . . oar ... . :::idk,.. ~; .Public Notice =.:r was a nms1011 ol lhe prescient war game lhat ·Schwarzkopf . had last July al his Central headquarters in Tampa, F1a The war game became tbe draft for Operation Desert Stonn, The Saudis will pay the $16.8 billion they haYe promised Lilward lbe COil ot lbe war, possibly more, but it will not be easy for !hem. .The percepcion ol Saudi Arabia as a deep-pockt:l$ Dllioa is enone:ous, Tbe Saudis will put off olher J18yments on some contracls as !hey did in lhe 1970s when !hey had a casb-flow problem. Some' intelligence analySIS are even pre· dil:ting a small m:ession in Saudi Aillbia Gone are lhe days when Saudi Arabia woilld hand out monev ID countries like Iraq simp! 10 pacify lite restless neighbors. ~ SaudiS . are 1101¥ ready 10 play lOUgh. One Saudi intclli~ official, speaking on condibOO of anpnymity, pre· diatd IIIII Kiilg Hn•seiJI of Jordan "will disappear, • He would not expo! on ~remark, ~llcNotlce bounded and cieocrlbed ·,, followo: ""'"'nlng .. thit lllonh-· - o f the 14-ocre tract of r•l _ .. ·-ibtd in D - Booll 222, Pogo Oallii-M... CM. JTPA. 181. Melo• County Deed 212. Ohio R-rdo; tllenct Iouth 80 46120 or cell I14-H7· rocJa; .......,. Eoot 10 rodo; thtnco Jllonh 80 rodo to tho 7342ar812-1121. center o1 the Townlhip (3) 27. 1tc A-; thtnco Woot olong lht o1 the Townlhip Public Notice A - to the ploce of begin. ..... - . . . 5 ocreo, NOTICE Of · lltillg ·a - • aut of !ht APPOINTMENT OF ,... ass ss1 tCOrMf of the 54FIDUCIARY 'on Morel! 4 . 1111. in the ec:re ~r~e~ su c, lbed 1n vo•· Meigo County P , - -222, Pego 181, Meigs Cau.,, Co• No. 21131 , C01 At D...t AM:Otda. IIUIEt'IENCE. DEED : VolThomoo L. Taylor, Boll 202, Meigo c, 11. nz. Torch, Ohio - 210, P-7258. AICOfcta. 45711 , WOI eppointecl Elaid f M I - Wll CU1Dr of the ., ..... 8t Fifty-lilYToylor, duo oed.loteo1Boa _ . . . . .., 'lloouSi• Hun32. or.,ge . Townohlp. *ed 00/100 Dolllro · Tu-• Pltlno, Ohio Cfi7,IOO.OOJ, 411713. .... ., _ _ _ UIO R - E. Iud!. Pr-.Jud.. be lor 110t lno then twoJudith A. Wony, C'-11 tlllrde (2/3) the eforeuid C - in (31 13. 20, 27, 31c PUILIC NOTICE The modllld PY'I1 Oallil County M .... Caunty Jolt Training Plen lo ..,..,., ble for public -low. For ed· -ifi-eo. c-.. larger. : Alld Mitchell told reporll'l1 that he wu "removed" from lite Budget Corrimillee Jhortly JJfJer he arrived in lbe Senate. He jokingly IIOied Jhat n0 one had made a fldl over his pli(lhL . ' AI for SIWCI and Robb, lite IWO )'OURIICIIalorl bolh publicly insitt !hey remain Jleadfat in lhe friendlhip and the rifl over the commiuu idiie is iiOiaLCd. -. ........ More doctors aid in euthanasia . ' Mo•t of lhe patients probably have never heard or lhe Hemlock Society, but ther presumably medical societies aaid Olhca- groups endorle iu principal goal • "ID pro!'JC vebernently ~ 1D hasren· vide a climare of public opinion ang or encouragmg death by any which is IOlerant 'of lite rights of means. Bu,t mal)y people believe people who an: ll'mlinally iliiD end that a public debale 0!1 lhe role of dtelr own live& in a planned man- doctDrs in lltat process would be ner." salutary. . The problem is tba1 medical sci• . Indeed, some advocaJes of Iegalence haa been apectacularly soc· iud ~uthanasia in litis counuy haVe cessful in exll'llding lhe lenJIIt of ~vanced a set of proposed guide· lite ave~~&e life, bul not in improvlines ID govern lite procea based ing lite qualily ol human exislenee on practices in the NetlterlaNts that for people (many of them elderly ) l!re associall'd willt 5,000 10 10,000 who are terminally ill. deaths every year: In addition, lhe medical profesTbe palient's doctor must sion has been stymied' in its ~ndorse lhe request. dten obtain an aucmpcs 10 do anylhina more than mdependent, concurring opinion sustain life at its lowest level . from a second. ~ysician , Finally, amons 1he approximalely 10,000 lite doctor admmtsll'rl a barbituraJe people consigned to a permanent to induco sleep, followed by a vegetative 118te or an irreversible ledtal dole of curare or other musCOIIJI, I ~le-paralyzing drug 10 hall breath· Numerous religious orders, ang. Today in hist~ry ~. _. . . V-, • " ••• • • "'• •' .. ' ity toward King Hussein at 1he : moment cannot be gauged," a · WeS!ern dip~t IDld us. He said • .!he United Stall'& 1118)' be inlt.rested ; in rehabilitating King Hn r' n, bul · Saudi Arabia is not. !CiDg Hauein ; spoke vigorously in defenso of : Saddam Hussein durin& the Penian · Gulf War, and lhe Saudis lhlnt he went beyond just appeuing the • huge, pro-Saddam Palestinian pop- : alation in Jordan. • Also in the Saudi dog bouse for · supporting Saddam roo vigorously : as Yemen. The fli'St Saudi reaction : ·was to kick more than 500,000 Yemeni workers out of Saudi Ara· : bi~ but that was just the beginning. : Kmg Fahd wants to unseat ·• Yemen's president ant replace him : with a pro-Saudi president. The : United Stares will "deplore it pub. licly ," one knowled~eable source : said. but wiU ~ nothmg behind lhe , scenes ID Stop IL PubliC Notice · Burgea a Niplo, limited 4424 Emereon Avenue Porllonbufll. 'NV 26104 . Copioo of the CONTRACT D!)CUMENT moy be obta•ned 11 the Office of Burgno a Niple. limited locotod ot 4424 Emerton Avenue, Parkenburg, WV 28104 upon poy-nt of t25 .00, none of which wHI be refunded. By order af the Executive Director Mtigo County. Council on Aging. Eleanor Thoma·, · Executive DIAtctor 131 27; (4) 2. a. ·14 4tc Public Notice :'PORTLAND, Ore. (NEA) • c--. .,_, Bi!Caute lbe IUbjeel of IUicide is 10 fraugllt with emotion, lhe Or~on­ CASH BASIS COMBINED bUcd Hemlock Society 10111etunea ANNUAL FINANCIAL re)OIU 10 eupjlemisrnt when olfet· REPORT injl advice 10 rite terminally ill on For Tho Fi... l Yeor Ended hOw 10 end their lives. O.Comber 31. 1990 MIDDLEPORT VILLAGE , The aliCIJiallve terms favored by MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO the society include "telf-deliverGOVERNMENTAL ance'' and "auiO-~uJhanuia." But lwnd ..- - . , - · 10 • ., FUND TYPES ..... io iulojlhc orpnization 's publications uiU· Public Notice provot by tilt Corn-n Plooo RECEIPTS: ally an: quire blunt in counseling iu eoun. .._.. County. Ohio, Local Tuos ... ., ...... 285.913.08 40,000 members throuahouJ 1he Ja-. M . lauloby, 8htriH PUBLIC NOTICE Moigo Caunty, Ohio lntervovemmentel counll)' on planning their deaths. Notleo ioi htrtby glvontho! RO'Ionue .... ... 314.178.33 the undorolgntd lntondo to Approved: The aodel)''s ~t-IIClling book, Chorg01 for I. Coroon Crow, Attorney mokt opp-lon to lht "Let Me Die Before 1 ww," had Strvlctl ....... .. 65 ,826.48 Common Pleoo Coun, Pro- for Ploin!lff, Flne1. licen•• offered medical, lepllnd psycholank Ont, Athono, N.A. belt Dlvloion of Moigo a Ptrmlll ........ 89,332.68 County, Ohio. foron ordtrto (3)13, 20, 27. 3!c 191icalsuldance 10 150,000. Mioctlchon.. tho nomo of Holly JIIII'Chalerl • including lbe·ap,ecific lonoouo ........ 210.821 .62 Nicole Ientz. 1 minor, to ilamea and exact do&a~e• of drugs TOTAL Jomlt Mlchtlt Nicole Ientz. Public Notice RECEIPT$ .... 936,872.06 Tinually cenain 10 induce deallt. Sold opptlcotion will be by DISBURSEMENTS: , A 1ypK:al isaue of lbe Hemlock petition 10 be filld In ooid AOVERTII£MENT FOR Current: Court, an or eft• the 27th Sociely'a quarterly new1leuer BIDS Securtty of Per1on • dey of AprM. 1111 . Meigs County council on .;eporU Jhat a arowins ·number of Pro perry .. .. ... 247.003. 14 Dotld thio 27th doy o1 Aging, Inc. Loi..noTl(u members "are reporting in the ·March, 1991 . Meigo County Sonior Actlviiieo ... l .... 11,740.06 . Almeno Ruth 8ont1 Cltlnno Center · Ca11 few yean 'lhat lhe doctor Community Environ· (3) 27. 1tc Mulberry Hoighto-lo• 722 lldped him/her on lhe way.'" mont .... .......... 13,1154.42 PomlfOy, Ohio 45719 Boolc Utility • Moreover, the newtleucr offer• ...,,.ted -led bid for PubUC Notice Sorvicoo ....... .. 25,828. 29 Aome vrry ~J~«ifac wtvice for deal· r6nov1tion of the Meig1 Tronoporto· ,. i)'JJ wilh relucltnt physician&: By United Prea Illteraatlanal County I on lor Cltllono Con· tion ..... .. : ...... 293.774.43 IJII THE 'ICoollr JUJICIIIhll he could covet Oenerel GovernCOMMON PLEAS COURT ter will be received by ' the Meigs County Council on llimtel by Jivina you two sepn1e mont .... ... ..... 218, 159.114 OF Today is Wednelllay. Malch 27, lhe 86th day of 1991 with 2791D folAging, Inc. tt tho Oftlct of Copltol Du!loy ..... 7.120.00 MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO greacripliona on different datea, low. · the becuttva Director, . Dtbt Sorvlco ..... 70,201 .19 BANK ONE, Atl-o. N.A. iill:h for C. certain number oO Sec:· Meigs County 8onior ChThe moon II waxina. movins 10w~ its full phase. TOTAL DISBURSE. · Plaintiff .lzona Contor, ' Mulb•ry dnal." The 10111, whk:h isspecifacd, MENTS ... ..... 887,379.1 8 The momina11111an: Venu, Mars IIJd Saturn. Coot No. 90-CV·2311 Holghto, P.O. lox 722. PoiJ • lethal dole ot the blrbitura&C, Totol Rocoipto ovor / va. , The evCIIinallll"l are Mercury IJid Jupirer. meroy, Ohio 45789 until Under DlaburMNEDA 8. CLEMSON, nko Jhc JOCiet)' noltl. Those born on thll date an: under lite Sign of Aries. They include prinl· 2:00 P·l'l· (locol time) April mtnll ........... .48,492.89 8. MITCHELL. : Thai candor undoubtedly will m~ Nathaniel Currier, of CUJrier.llld Ivcs, in 1813; German physicist NEDA 23, 1911 end thtn ot aid OTHER FINANCING ET AL ~~ many people, but lhe t.ermi· Wdbelm Roerugen, discoverer of X-rays, in 184S; photographer Edward office publicly o - d ond SOUIICES/ (USESI Defendonto rll!ld oloud. ' ~ly ill the members of their fami· Srelchen in 1879; an:hlrect Mies van der Robe in 1886; actress Gloria Solo of Fl•ed LEGAL NOTICE Tho WOII K covored by tho Aoooto ...... .. ...... 3,982 .00 SHERIFF' 8 18ALE OF ltes eve~where in the.- nation SWIDIOII In 1899; jw singer Sarah;vauahan in 1924: and acta Michael CONTRACT DOCUMENTS Other Sourc••I NonREAL ESTATE iDa'CIIIIin y are relyins upon mm· Yorldn 1942 (age 49). : lncludo tho following ltomo oporoting Ao Sheriff af Moigo s4rea des gned 10 aeceletate death, County, Dhlo. I hereby ott.r for which oopar- BIDS will . Rev ................ 24.Bti4.e;: . oflen with lite lmowledae • if not Tren1fen On litis date in history: . for oolo ot 10:30 A.M. on --opted; COUNTY· lENlOR - In ....... :.... . 173,1148.89 gilidance or aaiJ&ance • of mern· In 19581 _Nikila Khrushchev repl""ed Nikolai Bulganin as _ _... of Thurodoy, April 11, 1111. MEIGS CITIZENS CENTER lbe Soviet union. · "1" ..... , .. ~ Trenaftn A. D., on 1M front llepo 'of ben of lhe medicaJj)IO~ession. Tomporoture C-rol, Ro· -Out ......... f209,081.30) the Moig• County Court· I The Ameril:an Hospilll AllociaIn 1~. I powerful Cll'tbauake in Alaslca killed 117 people and canscil hou•. TOTAL OTHER FIN. . Pomeroy, Ohio, lho polr. Retrofit, ~nd Rep locotion ·-.a respeciCd, mainatream damage ellimated ll $7SO million. ' SOURCES / · following doocrlbod rul mont Borvlce of the Senior Ctntor, Po-roy, Ohio. • o{ganization • estimates that 70 (U8ES) .. : ......... (I,435.84) In 1977, two Boeina 747 jumbo jeiS collided and exploded in flames otott; Tho CONTRACT D,Pcu: percent of the 6,000 deaths that on. a foggy nmny In die Canary IslandS. killing sn ~Je in the worst The oddrooo of oold ,.., MENT~ moy be o.. minod • Elcc. Rcpto and Other Flnonolng Sourcoo Ovor I ..... lo 401115 T,R. 245, et: Dc!cur every day in litis country are avtalion disaster In hislory. . • (Undor) E•pond. Dlob. Coolvllo, Ohlo '41172:1. 8oid The Office o1 tho ExecutiYII sqrnehow timed or neaodlled. and Other Uooo/ In 1990, Soriet soldienlhaed Uthltanian aimy deserlers from a hos· -1 -It .. . In most instances, tba1 involves pilll in Vilniulnd lOOk ~ tli headquarJetS of Lithuania's intlepcndent ocrlbod •• followo: fully · - Dltoctor Not ........ ........ 42.011.85 Moigo County Council on F111d Cooh Bolonco dtcisions ID wilhdnw or not mike · Communist Party in an effort to reauen Moscow's control over lhe disSi· 81tuotecl In Orenge Town- Aging • , 1/1180 .......... 388.917.58 ohlp, Caunty o1 MeigJ;•tata Moiga County 8onior Citaorallable nuttilion and hydration dent Baltic republic. Fund Cooh Belonco o1 Ohio, In Ohio .Compony'o lzontCentor · tubes, pumps, respirawn, dialysis 12/ 31/80 ...... 430,874.13 Pwcl!o• ond In tho Nonh· Mulberry H. .hto , P.O. Box llfachines and other artificial lifeEXPENDABLE A thought for lhe day: Of her passport ph010, actress' Gloria Swanson wtot Quo"• o180C'Iion 34, ;722 TRUST FUNDS SUSialning !RCChanisms. T-n 4, l i e - 12 remarked, "lflloolc like litis, I need the lrip." Pomoroy, Ohio 4157119 ~ECEIPTS ................. '-0 - 'Robert Walters •• '1be deptn of lhe Saudi 8nimos- : . DISBURSEMENTS: Baoic Utility Sorvic01 ........... 2,448.14 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS ............ 2.448.84 Tcrtol Rocoipto ov«/ Unct.Dillbur• (2,448.84) E•c. Rcpto ond 0 - Finoncing Sou .... 0 -/ fUnclorl &pond. Dlob, 1: Othor u-tN .. .. ...... (2.4411.841 Fund Colli Boloneo 1/ 1/91 :... .. ........ 2,448.84 PROPRIETARY FU NOS RECEIPTS: · Chtrgn for . s.,icn .......331.B28.82 Mi.c.llo~oouo ......: .. 102.01 TOTAL RECEIPTS .... 331,931 .87 DISBURSEMENTS: . : • ' : "*'" ............ Pereonel • : • • : , • ' ; • • ' l ~ t SorvicOf .... , .. 239.122.03 ' Contractual ·· Sorviceo ......... 81,!187.99 • Sup~~oond • Mottrioio ........ 811.81&.411 : TOTAL DISBURSE• MENTa ... ..... 3811.225.48 ' Toto! Roctlpto ov•lun: der Dlob . ......... (14.213.81 1 : NON·OPERATING • REVENUES/(EXPENSES): ; Miocol, tonoouo ...... : .... . a.&73.1i · : Solo o1 fl•ed Ao•ts .. .. .......... 3.1iiiO.OO • i Other Source1/Non· • oporotlng Rov ...... 1,480.82 : Tro~oloro • -In ............ ... 58.1110. 1I • Trantfert - Out ........... (23,197.56) ; TOTAL OTHER FIN. • SOURCES/ (USES) ......... .. 47, 13.7.04 : be. Rcpto ond Other fin· · oncing Sourcoo Over/(Un· dor) Expend. Diob. 1: Othor ; Uoeo/Not ........(7,1118.77) · Fund Cooh Bolonco 1/ 1/80 ..... ... ..·.. 38.924.12 : Fund Caah a1.. nee ·I .' 12/31180 ...... .. 31.887.3!1 : NONEXPENDABLE • TR U8T FU IIIDS ' RECE!,.rS: Chtrgeo for Sorvlceo ........ ... 1.080.f19 : TOTAL · AECEIPTS ........ 1,080.00 . DISBURSEMENTS .... -0- ; . Tcrtol Rcpto 0..,/un.•• dor Diob .......... , 1.080.00 Exc, Rctpo 1: Dthor Fin· •clng'Sourcoo Ovor/(Under) bptnd. Disb. • Other · Uooo/Not ........ , 1,080.00 Fund Cuh Bolonco 1/ 1/ 90 ............ 74.18!1.00 . Fund C11h Balance ·• .J • 12/31/90 ...... .. 75.245.00: . ' ••• . ' . iDe• • •• Melfi Coallty Sheriff Jllll'l M. ·Saallby Jepoilllbellbe invclti· pti~a iiiiO a sJtootina a cabin - ~ ~. llut Dyt be II unable to confirm dtat lite iDcidenlll rellled to I . . . dispafO IIebe 1taVIIIIIWOOII Aluminum CClrp NlliOJI, .AccoldiJia to a-IIIJIImellt from lite .dqMiawns releelod after lhe Mardi 11 eJMwiDJ, I cabiD located aJona .the Ohio-River 011 SIBle Rowo 338-bad been sl)ot wilh what Ia &eli&ved:IO have btcil an aa10matic weapon. The cabin is owned ~Y ltoaer Keller of Pom ' • I · On~~ mtamin&. ~ ~·IJiat'be had coitiaciiCd lite Pcdetal B.-u or 1~ lbout die incidatt. but tbalw his tnowled&ll•. dte •FBI;hid iloi yet reported 10 the scene of lhe sbooliniiO c:cictunint:e dte iiMIIip!ion. . ' Several Meip .Count~mbets of the Unued Steel-,v~ · Union of America Local allege tba1 the building hQ been IJiied aa a union headqilarietl, bal SoaiJby refu&ed to acknowle4ae wbclber or JJOt lho lhoolitla ltentmed from dte JIIOJIIbs:old • dis, )lute It lho AAC planL ' •• •• • ' ••• I ' EMS-answers seven ·calls·- · ' 11le lltllld~·-0 I ... I wllll Sliirlar I to .... a • · dent ,._ • . . , . . , , . , . _ . . loa aa NuoldNI ..,.p-eat .II& ::nsct 1Dfon-¥w It wu approved IIJ &M 11-.rd- whtc:• ldoJMd a .1oft lltwiU I for IJii pesltioa ,lll'lda wUf be lllndlecl wtdl a iliA Ina 1 ' ~a 1 "' 11ta· lllll'fiW wOl .. rr 111Jibll for m~aa,t,:ci, Ye'IOIII aaem-. SuiiL _,w c .. IEJL la odllr b11ineu tbe board appn!Mdna fiald trlpt- die PI Of m I 7 Moo! aafllY ,_,a•l atp • WUitiqtotl D. C. llld a~ May 4-7; die Mlla•_H&Ib SCbool c:boru• 1o ' Cedti' P* • May 24 IJid ~ for a ,.rfoJMIP" conteu; and the aunlttJ asadsltnt proaram to CobtrnliuiiO COUJPete ill IDle lkilll <"< 11 aa IDd the bealth knowledp boWl ~a Aprill6 and 27. The bond alto iljllllovod lbe ~ ..... Au .-n ofilltiiiWamdmc~ . ... :.1:0':. £c. :::.r::.:: he 11011011. , , • oC admltllliraahe pitJeli"l, JIOI&IICCOIIdlry enroJINDl piOjtaml, dillrtcHpowltnd dulll incl m:dvi· tics, llderaeholaltit: adllelica, lUI• . pension and explllllon of llarldi· eap~ ttudenla,ltlldeat••••· • meat, crimil!al hlttory record ~ cbeCb, profealional and cJauifletl, : and audent lll!pC:rtrition and wei·.' rare. : for IIUIIUIIet ~ Joanl policies in 23 IIMI were Al10 •e1:,ted were policies ; reprdlilf blllty of raidcnt and • aon-re•idellt ltudeall, entrance ~ requillmena, plldttllion require· ; melltl, cJrua prevention, 1tuden1 . Uliltanl PIIJIMII.ol, equal accea for : non di1trict-spon10rod lllldent : ol COUI"ICI of study, bytaws and ~-· development t:ISDII contmct CQJDmunicable dis- ;· 1 eues, and food eflcel. w oa ~t!!.~.'!.!!i:4'~u tJ c d • . . . I I I l'lpOIIId. a• _ _, W! ,.,, ='":~ll~Je==~ adapti011 ~~~=:ac:c:S.:: : I Ole,.lllllcl •mtertna l8d - .. .. ,_,.,., "'= dayr7t:'.q a,... \na the Meigs Mines w:rd be dev· a,tatlpg 10 Mason Couaty, since 143 counlians are ern~ed lhere, said Powlei. He ad 'the only way 10 DYe lite jobs or IICCOIIIPiish anythinJ is to provide strenath ihrough numbers. · . Pllllk Lee 8pClke next, and llll• ed he would focu 011 owe poiDL.. People for jobs, tbat't wbat it's aboUI, !hat's why we're here, he said. Lee made it clear t1te JI'OIIP should not be anli (or qmnil) aay· thing or anyone in He da •L . added lb ere were 111 at u•e meetilig who. are envilonmentally concerned aad he w• alad they attended and wanted jobs fill' the =ullr· arm. ~on County Commlalcller ·Tbe Rlver',tjew Garden Club day will be held at Reedsville . ~ meec'Jburaday It 7:30 p.m. II · church ll 6:30 1.111. BreatfiSI wilJ. 1Dc:kcr Maya tillde oaw ••• dar· lbe home of Marilyn Hannum. foUow. ' , inJ lhe mcednl aboat the Mefp Mine job• and lllt*l everyone ~tulle held , There will be a round and ncediiO &el illvoMtt. Hit a11o llll• ·' &quare daDce 011 Friday from 8· e4 dte o~.:lal t bas had tblle c ID.JI&'a new (1011 11:30 p.m. at the Tu~ Plains office, bul•c •tre~p~IIOjijling VPW Buildina fealunn& Rocky it. He araed dl01e auendina 10 Mouallin BluepiSI. Melvin Crosr wiU be die c:aller. Public invited. · wrile SemrbllatBynl. • KeniDa !lbllil!llo 1lull "' apllt Ea huRt p-Ded The Scipio Fire DepartmCIII will · An aclion for diaao1ution o(. for the Clr~ LDc:al. IIDied 1be lack of rl otncl•at the JllleC· spODIOr an Ball« eu hunl on Saa- marrlqe h• been filed iJJ Mel&•' ing wa1 4lllppoial1aa. Maye~. urday beaiJmbtJ af 1 p.m. for aU County Common 'Plea~ Coun 10 Rhonda J. Snider of Pomea:oy aniJ:' alon& wiJb Slllrffrllnlil Wlllii"ICit, bolrd .,~ odr-"on mMibir B"'- cltilthn ;,of Seipto Township. Ralph R. Snidcl o1 Middleport. "' _.,. ,..., divorce action 1w been filod · BiUinas, Muon Mayor Aanes Good Friday ..rvlce ·. in A tho coun by Eric M. PriddY ciC,, Roub, IIICl Leon Mayor Donnie · Faith Gospel Church in Lona , Middleport aplut Debra Pay PridGreene had been recopizcd eatly Boctom will have ll)l!cial Oood Pri· dy of·Lopn, W.Va. .: with the~ Famiin ~-~of dte,Mcip day ly 11·7 p.m. Rev. Sieve invites County Cllambti' 'of Commerce tlte pulillc. ' said when be ~ved In Meias The Daily Sentinel County line ,..... 110. 111 COUIIty Car w.b wu In 1 ~tate of li1array. He The l'olneloy Emcqency Squad added duriJt& d!e pllllluee.yell"l, wiiiiJIOIID' a car wash on Sllur· M'tiS Co,u "ly hll OrJIDIZid I . day flam 9 a.m. ID 3 p.m. at lbe fire eounty·Wide c:hamber of: ~· ! sllllon 011 Buuemut Avenue. Coil mereo. A lot~ ..OJNIIItll llilll ia $5 1tw Gterior and~ for cxtai• ::"' . rwdt.~rid,· :_,d•O:.dte.,, °': orllldinllrior. -... 10 Jive nJIPOil or dlo 'Mel,. Sllilrllla MrYice' . ·~:~:r Cbamfllr of Commerce,• 1)le Silver Run BapdJt Church Prior 10 wtjolllllbJI, dt8 irouP in Ml=c will hold 1unrl10 aerdiacuned malt ill& a triJI 10 vicel 011 unday 116 a.m. · CbarlesiOn 10 lfl'illt widl Oov, ltnlval • . . . . Capenon IIICl 11iowt111 him tltal • ' ReviYil letYices wiU be held 11 there are MalOn Coantlan• who , 111e Blldllary Church of Christ 011 wan( jobs aad industry for ~eir . April S· 7 • 7 p.m. niJbtly. Preach· IOIICall'ftON Lt.'I'D · area. · ' ing wiU be AI HarUon; MiMiepon Chun:h of Christ; Derek Stump, -.~ One WIOk ............ , ........ , .......... .suo Bradford Cbutch of Christ; and One Month. ......................... , ......M.~ , ...................... IIUO v,.IDIMem.... .._.tal Don Sceven, Belpre Church of OntYIII' ......... IINOUClOPY TUESDAY ADMlSSfON$ • Christ. The public is invited to Ernest LyOJII, Middleport; luby attend. Dolly ................ ..... ......... ,.... 21 C.nto BolinJ, MiddiiiPC!ft; Robert CU.· Sublertberl nGt -rtfttlopoy ihteor· lue..DIIp-up day, Polncfroy; llld Nlllllli Sn&fe, rl• moy ....St Ia 141vuoo to The OoUy laiiDIII oo a 3, I or 12 nwath Rutland BtlllblllsiSD:-up wUI be Dexter. bUll. Credit wlllllell-eom.aclt :• TIJJiSDA Y..DJSCHAitGES • from 9 a.m. 10 1 p.m. oti Saturday. •, Snider, DoYle Ord, 81don There will be 1 S12 reslstrallon No ouboorlptlo1u by 11110 plmllttld In Klaculer. Katie lllll Roblrl l'ree. area• ...-e tionw earrl• le"Vklt 11 '· ,.,..... Dissolution, divorce sought:· w ••ices 11 a.Di.: - . Judgment actions settled, dismissed erem. . Poster c_ontest announced --~-Lottery •. ' 290. Special of the Week t Tre1aury Boltnce ....... . 204.181 .27 ,.' lnveotmonto .... 388,489.18 Totol Troooury ,, lolonao ........ 590,810.13' : Outotondlng .... (52,804 011 • . . TOTAL BALANCE .... 537,81S.II ' THIS II AN UNAUDITED ' , fiNANCIAL &TATEM~ NT .. · I cortlly lhlo rwpan 10 be • correct and true to the beat , . ol my knowtodat ,• Sawrllllervlre ' Victory Baplilt Church in Mid· tllepon ww bc.bavina sunrise • · vice• on Sunday at 7 a.m. Sunclay school illl 10 a.m. followed by nwmin1 WOI"Ihip ll II a.m. PaSia' James E. ICeaee inviiOII lite public. avaUable. •, ••Ill•••.. $21.11 211 Weeiii ..... _................. :......... NI.ll ()eo., .._'T8 s2 w-.___ ..... ........... :................ Jlllllhbl= t3 ................, .... .. , ...., .. ., ..... ~ .................................. ,• r-IUYIUIIIIj JUU .. IU YU\II' II•III'IIAII. Wltn Jnii1Qiy, SlletY· conscious propane service is a Ferrellgas commitment. For 50 y8$8, we've handled the everydly and emargenc:y needs of famlies like yours. . Farrellgas .. . lhe folks lo rely on whalhsr It's the coldest dly of the ynr. Wllkands, Mllings, Mil holidays. . ,• 24 Hour EmerQ811CY Service fiSH TAIL $1.54 ca1 Fe11ellgas ,.can lbout 0$1FII*III ~ Ptiljjilllll: 1344: Ticlcet _.,: 5233,984.50, Paybff: $69,100.00. - -. a numbers---Ticket sales: S1.199,067 .50. ~ $270,380.~. ••car w• . Youth Bowlathon slated ,l ".. . .l'lck-3 . -- Hospital 'news ', p.m., - · c....tuJ., 0oo11,..., •Ike : The Meql CODDIY Mlaialerlal ; . The SOadlcm I..oCaJ OAPSB No. ' AIIOCIIIP wilt11atrelil OOOd Pri· • 453 wiU bold a ~ill day Conunuttity Service It DODD 011 : April 2 M 7 p.m. IIebe JUab cafoteria. Memberl are urged 10 Friday 11 the Pqmeroy United. Sowllwta Loa1 OAPSI cbanic=Ed-*diCOJJitMt&ed. lishina firm, wbo ultld, "How JJ. w JleMd u modcnlor much IRI )'UD or I wllliq 10 IICfi. of the -di.:nnjm type meel• fic:e 10 - 111 Jllanelr ' MClbodlll Onin:b. . •lfMML ina. He !old or a statement 11111 .....'.I'WIIan I' ,..U::,~-::, to....~e'- ' s••dlllptaker l'hll yar'• ..nee willf~ 011 Snvtlet of the Columbus-SOUibem ,..,.. ....., " "" a....Allan Ogp, evangcliJt and tlte P I '011 ICCCil'diaa 10 SL Milk, Power Co. &lid in a lneetiq last not aililtlt .,_, "'re pro,j<ibl, author of MYou Ootlt Have the and wiU include hYJIIIIIinP., 1114 week: Tbeto an: 4S,OOO orpniu- . butalleiU'Iia."'' lions trYinllll cap1111e r400 projecll Apia, 1M Rill flam a MACB Wllll~~~"".!? lk Mlho Middle· Devotlont • lbe Croil. 11ie pulllib Ciureh on Thlll"l· is invited. in lhe u.s:-totay. neWJiar, whidlllkad dtiC .,... port "I don •t know how we c:an ben pay c:klal1 •m 10 1111"116: uetllt ' Servlcts ltdteduleil afford 10 pick IIIII c:b0010," chal· and ~of-. wldcll ,._.._. The .Rcedlville/Lona Bottom TIK banquel for all Meias lenaed Wedae . Malon Caaey •it. '1'118 &Willi· JIICk Fowl~ d ~ Oallia Coun· ter.ciJed ~-Tile llld lubbar Coullty Olan&es will be held April Charao of tho United Metbodill ty Commlllti!)' Improvement Cor· ill ~ OnM. IIIII AriiJ a.m. S at Salisbury Elementary, not Church' willllold Good Friday Ser· pomion (CIC) apoJre of t1te meet· it:ll ~n Oallipolil Pcny. 1M aid April4 • w11 reported incomctly viCIIIIllbe L0D& BociOm cburcb It mg Monday ni~t iD AJbens, Ohio, there 1w also been Wt dw die Ia a roccnl isaue of The Daily Sen· 7 p.m. on Friday, witb Rev. Cbarlea Eaton. Pastor, Oflicillina. , where lite Metp' Mine jobs were .trOIIJ,I i1 betna troaliltsome to tine1. Sunrise Servic:CI on Easter Sun-, GIU'dea club to meel diacuaed. 'l'be'bollibili of cl01- American AlloyJ in Ntw HMn. "Bill when it likeS blel1 off lite table and children out of lbe IDle, •; ' we have 10·lltia allllld·11111 tab a posiliOJJ," Lee emphni'mt. "One • buadrod and fony-three ~n •• Counliwnl WOik 11 die MliP Mine. Real people with famillel, $9.2 . " •,,,• milliOn in wages and bonefils. They •• .''live in our county,lild 'arc jut a So•e~ calli for aiaiiJIIJ!Ce were aaswc:Rd by units or M6i&a pan of lhatlraaedy waitlnJ to ••• Coonty Bmeqency Medlc.al Service~ on Tuesday IIIII early on occur.~ . · · ' WodMiday. . "I'm for a cleatt eavbQJIIJIODI, ~ • · At 11:03 a.m., Pomeroy aquad went 10 Pomeroy Nutsina and · Lee continued, "Bai WCI have to '• SlOP and look at the - q t r e1 .. •'· Rehab Center. Robin Cm!May W11 llllleD 10 Veteran~ Memorial . I l l . Al1l:39 MiMleport' squad WCIII to Villqe Olecn We can make a conunilinlllt ~fer. ~ TemploiOII, ~bo Wlllialed but not nnprt· ' tonilht • labor, ~ JOY· ernment. busi"la: BOfonl we 111n1 jOba away, we bCllitlr have rirll reaAt1:51 p.m., ·Pomeroy IQUad went .IO ButternUI for Wllllt Robin-· • • son. Robinlllil wu llliiiPOr1ld to VettnDL At 2:18 p.m., Middleaons IJid real fac:ts. Jobl an: ilnpor· port squid went 10 Mill Street ~d toot Edward Melrinczlk 10 1111110 Malon Counly.~ . Wedge wid die poup dial btforHolzer Medical Center•.A14:SO p.m., Pomeroy ~quad went . 10 West • Main Slleel for Josie Monon. who was .IIIIISi)OIIed to Vereraas. At mation was availJble atlhe meet· ' 7:27 Racine sQuad went 10 Elm Slreet tor Janet Manuel, who · ing telling people bow to write was~ 10 Holzer. At 11:13 p.m., Tuppers Plains squad dleir elect01 ofl"teiall, how 10 write ' went 1D Stale Roule 7 aad took ROBer Murphy 10 Camden-Clark' letters to ,the ediiOr, alona wilh · petitions for people 1D lip l1llinl Memorial Hospilll. · ; they an: for jobs c:omin110 die lrf· •' c:ounty. "It's lime for us 10 get the word out tba1 we're in IUpport of . A judpnenl debtor acdon filed apinlt VanVrantm. Inc.. doinl jobs for Mason County," be added. businets 'a Hartley Shoes, and olhers, '!rilh Matthew C. VanWedge noted there is a newtlet· ••• Vranken agent, by Flonbeim Shoe Company 1w been ter being dislri!Htted by an eaviroq•• dismissedaiInsla~ f,feigl County Common Plaas Coon. mental group, claiminl Alablml ' Also disniisscd in the court earlier thll week wu a civil case Pulp and Paper is responsible Cor Haley. '" styled Judy .L. McDonnitt apinsl Jarnes Woodyard. 23 speciet of fish !hat no longer MONDAy ADMISSIONS • " A foreclosure ac1ion has been granted in the amount of "• exist in tba1 sJaiC, when In tiel lhe c specieadon'tcxistbe<:I'IIC~odlcr bel&er Colt, MalOn, W.Va,; S39,337.63·1D Home Nlltional Bank of .Racine against Denver Per· . ... sons, and otbc:n. factors. Citing lite environmntal Suzuqal(endenoJJ, ,omeroy; • group, Wed&o uraed. "Make litem :r.::.,~~ lid .Edith. ' ~mate~ credible." MONDAY DISCHARGES • 1 Later a:' the ~·· meanber BarlOw Par•on and Clarance or t1te audJNCeltlred iC MACE 1w Oilmtn · The Meigs County Soap Box Derby ~ialion. in conjiiiiC!ion I . ' I • ~liken a sland 1piMl Gavin. .Fnnt • · · willt lhe Pomeroy Bowling LaneS will bold 1 bowlllhOn on Sllur· 1M citecllet!Crs 10 111e editor trom Weather day aa t1te Pomeroy Lanes. The event will be hCid from 11 a.m, ID 3 lhe poup tballll@ MACE is for · Soutll Ctlllrll o.io " p.m. and is open 10 a:Lo::=stel"l apd 610 16. ~· abeell can be I local indust:f and bas never been V-'-'-le Ia ~~~~~ ,.,~ • picked up at t1te Mi Rec:realion DeplrlmcJJL All proceeds agaitllllocalmdullry. . -~ C41~--• .. -may, from lite bowlalhon will go 10war1 the expenses of lite Meigs Coun· • Pullins out a MACE newsleaer, Wlllt a c:lianee of lhO'il'lt"l and lltun· " IY Soapbox Detby, which will be held in Middleport on June 22 and howcver,l.;e read (ill part), "Many dmiOrma mrly,lnd a low_.~- . 23. of t1te problom• are beyond btdi· . Chance of nln 1150 pat~ Plnly vidual control. Acid rain, for eum- cloudy 1'111111 tty, widl·• c. cc ~ pie, comea from antlqtllled power rain,,8111 ...... - 60. cc ol plantl like Gavin eniiiiJna lalfur rain 11 30 I* Cll'. Mel&s County Sheriff Jamet M. Soulsby is iDvilina all Mei&a 011111 m •••• roe . . CoiiiiJy IWdetttl in grilles four JbrouBh six 10 participate In a Law . dioxitk and mtroien oxidcl; solu· lions 10 litis and other environmen· Frldw7 tit~.. S...., Enforcement Poster Comea. Ill problems must come principally A chanc:a of~ .or,~ Jlriday The departmenl will be coniiiCiins the oleme~oaary schOols in all . from industry and sovernments and Saturday, wtth tlir weadler three local school districts before the flt"lt of April willt clt!ails of workina IOICiber." · dvor most of the llate ·$unday, · the conleiL Each padc level will be given a different theme with The ariiCie In the newsletter except for a c1tance of rain or snow which 10 w<P, and prizes will be awlrdcd 10 lhe winncn in each ..-t. • . quoted Michael Linden~ owner of in' notdtelsl Ohio• ..__.. . j . I ~~----------Public Notice · •~ Tulltlay. . Investigation continues into cal!in shooting ,· I • •' •' • • Jet'IRy Gray, Pomeroy, Was lined $213 and COlli and Jlelltenced 10 six '*-P of peUy lheft. ,moo be lljiJlellod in lhe CODrt of Mayar RICbri S;YJcr Odtcn lined _lho court -Beverly Walll, l'oinl rt . nt1 $46 !lnd COlla 8Deodlnl: Tim Davidlon, Pameroy, lrlffil: bawd with vehit:lo, $43 ud Colu, and JllddDJ in the wrong direCtioa 011 a roadway, $43 and COlli: IJid WiWam Crola,lacino, $47 IIIII COliS. spcedit~~. . . . . . FtrleitiiJi bollds were Call Neal, Lelln, W: VL, $49, IJIOed· ing; William Cundiff, Syrac._ $43, fail~ 1D yield lite rlaJI! of way; Jaaet Pcav~~· Po'!lero)'. $47, 1poodina; Anna ~or, Pomeroy; $63, oqJinid reJIIIIIIIIOII; Mirilla Ord, Syracue. no insurance;~ life, Rlcine, $5l,IJIOediDJ; Gary Allen Sillith, Point Plcuant, W.Va., $49, sjiOec!ln&;'TriiCy Hawke&, Columbus, $63, Cail~ 10 stop at a lrllflic ~~~ . ' ., . ' •" ••• LynneQew _. Dl OUpllat. tberB wiU be ~ decline.in . - 3Q. lhe Mi~:h~ L~~ A&lncy;.aq •• : , 1M Dilly Sentinel N ew...._.J:!c.~,~~t~U~nllll-~,.~·~~-_:_..:.. --Meigs announcements-- ' " ITI!IIU II .. lhlat=.,, ', •• • •I' 1 6e r.. mo~et;, . . . . . . . al,~ r!_.Cll:lliO.~ errwr IUIOJif uu ~IIOUUCII P•hl..... "-~~~~• (l)LUJBIUS ·'Mal Ou &11 Georp Yoiwo9icl.-wciW u H=rl~ . . . ~ ·A questionable and disappointing budget The Daily Sentinel · me-t.,_. •• '' Ohio • Laval Payment P1an • Ferrellgu lnstdnon Raviaw f w111 fila ... ~, •2.24 I JO!' Buck, e-~itr-T,.as · ' . 3/28181 ', I '237 A - Stroot. Mlddloport, Ohio 41710 (1141 982-11424 CMtyorJ: • 131 27, He ' · ... ,... .. •• ......--···-··-···· II Ind. -"··-···.24 318 • ~. FliilllgN . (o, �"•W.dnaaday, March ~. 1991 ) . Page • ' Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Wedneaday, March ~. 1f!J1 4 The Dally Sentinel .Schr~mpf's. triple.· double helps Pacers down Hawks 123-113 BLf::"'~-Qtj =~~~ :::sH=-~~::.~~ ~=~snap a truee-game los- --·e _""-_. . .___ .................. is llllliDa: J;moe!f up nicely 10 walt away widt dill 1 -..•1-Slxdl MID or die- Y•IWIIIL tusiO pall diD ICCOIId Olen conlrlblde4 21 points and WOlle Burtoa lidded 19 for Milllai. Sllltla& point gUild Slier· Spars U9, Kalcks 119 (01') . . At Sill Antonio, Tcxu, Scan EUiou produced·&-blp 34 witll an ankle injury. Cleveland was led by Bnit!_'longhc:ny with 16. poiDll and 10 mDDI..,;r. " Bonelli fJ7, Warrlon 94 At Charlotte, N.C., Tyrone · BOil!CS CII)IC off tile bench and ha"ded out eight, assists and $rabbcd a , career.hig~ eight l'ebounds to ..., .the Hornets overcome a 20-polnt, third:quarter deficit. The 5-focit-3 point guard also acored five points 111d bad thiCe steals. In the fourth~uaner, when 'Goldcll Stale scared st 11 points, Bogues. tallie . f~ur rebounds, t1uec ISIISII, three pomts and two steals to help hand the Warriors their thinl stralght loss. eiaht of his 21 in overtime to Dft of1lil c:~rW"''ueeday ' lnd'DI the Spurs. Palrick E::L. secdd 37 lndieu to 1 123-113 over for lbe Knicks IIICI 10,000 . tbe Allanta Hawks. Sc:hrcljlpf hid poinll for his~. but he mialcd 16 J)Oiall, a career-"'"" 12 1a1au ~~~= sboll in lhc lblll_ 1:20 of llld 11 J'dx•iidl- n;"'"~ time he IC . ' , miSsed his first two Dies accomplllhcdlhcfcatwuaaDal· in overtime and then had a shot las MaVaic:hpiDat Milwlakcc 011 blocbd by Elliou. · Jan. 30, 1987 · . . Suas117, 11mllerwvlvn 95 "I dllnt be bas dearly- ~ · At Phoenix, Kevin Johnson himaelf from everybody cliO in the scored 27 poiniS and Xavier sixth man nee." hcenbcldCOICb McDaniel added 22 to lea4 'fivc Bob Hill said. "When lhcy IIODPD1 Suns in double figures - Tom Van Fleming or Micbcal W'dllims Cham~ had 13, Jeff Hornacek from bJinaing tbc ball up the floor, and Mark West 12 ~b and Dan lie brouglit ft up. He - a point Majcrlc 10. Sam Mitehell led MinfOI'WIIId. Anylblng bo 4oe1 ,._,t nesota with 19. !CBUy surpriae me~ •r · Blazers lUi, Soaks 113 Lilt yell, SclnmDf wis.runner- , -Nell 98, Slxen !J5 (OT} At Pordand, Ore., Clyde J;>rexler up -for the Sixth Man 'honors to ' At Bast Rutbeafun1, NJ., Moot-· . scored 30 points, Terry Porter Milwaukee's Ricky Pi«ce He is· ic Blaylock scored six of his 2.5 added 22 and Jerome Kenley 2l' to not worried about taking a 'liCit m poinll in overtime and conlrihillcd . help the Trail Blazers maintain · ' tbe openinf !lllnutes of a pme, as six stei11s and two bkx:k;lid shots !0 thCII' slim advantage in tbe Pacific long as be s on the court wlJ\!11 it lead the Nets. Philadelphia Division. After jumping out to a count&. ouilcacd New JeJsey 25-15 in tbe 27 -point lead midway through tbe "It doesn't matter to me," fourth lll*ter and Hersey Hawkilis third quarter, tbe Blazers let Seattle Scluempf said. "I don't c:~~e llbout hit I layup 'will! 10 ~ left to back to within three late in tbe starting as long as 1 get to play ~ ~ game mto overumc. l:ler- same, but then came back with a when tbe g1mc is on tbe lil)e. rick Coleman added 23 Jll)inta and surge of their own to put the game Wbat'l mote. important to ~e is .10 rebounds to ~lp tbe Nets win away. Ulat we keep playing as we have the fourth of the1r last fi~_'!ome • ' - ~~=~=~m: LSU's.O'· N eaJ na10ed .. UPI, t _ II .. r~: =o::n:~:y!~ , s. op co ege eager·. • 9-16 8tiKt and 111e firing of Dick , HERE'S THE BALL, REGGIE • Phlladel· thia forward Charles Barkley (34) ha a unique way or aivlna tbe ball to New Jersey's Reule Theus - using the njlon to clean orr -the ball . . and acortna tliO polDia Ill the pi'OCell- while hanglaa oa the rim Ill tbe flnt quarter ofTuesday nJabt'l NBA pme Ill Eaat Rutherford, NJ., wblcb tbe Nets won !ll-951n overtime. (UPI) . kson vows to' play. baseb_ a l' l · I·n '91 Jac r. pYUnited Press In~rnational .•.Bo Jackson, claimmg he knows m9"e than_thC? doc~ who advised h~m to qu11 h~ athleuc c.~· toOk hiS case 10 natiOnal JeleviSion Tuesday and vowed ~will by playins ba&eball by season send. · ' diasnosed with a debil· liaJmg IRJUIY that even~ly could lead 10 replacement,of his !eft hip, artpeared o!l all three maJOt net· werk mornmg news progams and prl>mtsed hts eventual return to b~eball. . . ·He was released by tbe Kansas Ciiy Royals l~t week and became a free agent Fnday when the other 25 _maJor-leagu~ teams Iefused to cl•un h1m o~ w:uve.rs. . . . . :Jackson IS puttmg h1s fanh m !Jac~. the prognosis of · Dr. James Andrews, who examined Jackson in .Binningham, Ala., las& week and swd the outfielder could return' by tbe end of the season. Doctors for ~ R<;~yals have advised Jackson to . qwt his football CIICer with the Los Angeles Raiders and not to attemPt to !Ctum to ~ball at least until next season. . "If he (And!Cws) says I will be back on the playing field, 1 have c~nfidence in him and his professtoftolhat I will be back on tbe plaving field," Jai:)csori said on ABCrs "Good Morning America.,' . On NBC's "Today Show." Jackson said or doctors who advised him to end his care,er: "Not if, but when I come back, t . d rd G.a ner newes zn . uctee df OPSWA Hall of Fame • . ~will be sticking out tbcte with thCII' feet in their mouth " · In exhibition games Tuesday: At Bradenton, Fla., Jay Bell and Bobby Bonilla diovc In-two runs each 10 lead tbe Pittsburgh Pirates to a 7-6 victory over tbe Chic:lgo White Sox. Bonilla $01 his two RBI iii a four-run third mning that put Pittsblll'8h ahead for good at 5-3. The victory went to Zane Smith. The loser was Mclicio ~z. At West Palm Beach, Fla:, Mike Heath doubled In two runs in the fol.inll inning uc1 Joon 'Smoltz did not aUow a bit tbroogll the fitlt five ianings 10 lead the Atlanta Bnivcs to a 3-2 decision over ihe HoustOn Astros. Smoltz faced tbe minimum · 1.5 batters t~rough five innings befOIC alloWIRg two tuns on three 4 die.. , .~ . ~tate 9~-9~. · By MIKE RABUN UPI Sports Writer Dale Brown usually bas no problem recognizing a baskctbllll player when he sees one and he was sure be had -spotted'one six ~ at an American military mstananoo in Germany. . . The Louisiana State he8d coach ~ stopped by to ilve a basJaitball clinic, and· he notiCed a towering fellOTo' who perfectly fll the mold of acoUegccenter. . · · "What's your name soldier?" Brown asked. ' · "Well, sir." the young man replied with some hesita!lon. "I'm not 11 soldier. I'm only 13 Y.WS · Press inlemational. · "TbeiC is no quCstion that he is the best biB man in tbe .country," Arizona head coach Lute Olson . said afler sciein11 O'Neal play this season. "Andit'illlltevenclose.'' O'Neal, whose fiilher m sta: . tioned in Germany, CIJI1C to LSU b f s Antonlp 11 He .~ ~~t tbe' .firJt saw him and these days be measures 7-1 and weighs in ·the neig-hborhoct of 300• pounds dependijlg on tbe 'time of day and the size:or his most ICCCnt meal. ThO raw statistics show that dur· ing his just·COillPicted sophomOIC season he averaged 27.6 point& and old." ' 14.7 rebounds a game. He mille 63 "Oh," Brown said. "Could you percent of his field goal attemptS intrllduce me to your father?"' and blocked 140 shots, which That story, now part of LSU broke tbe Southeastern Confereoc:e basketball lore, serves as tbe open- record of liS he set during his "*" , : AT YOUR • ; · ; ; : FOLGER'S ADC ~ REESE'S PEANUT ~ :foot-a ta;"frown ! .COFFEE • ' • ' ·. .' .,,34,5 oz. $399 BU'I'TER •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTER EGGS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3For$1 REPRINT SPECIAL EASTER BASKETS " - lng cb'aptor in the· history of freshman Sblqu1lle Q'Neal. A kneeseason. i11jury O'Neal suffered I During the intervening six ne~r the end of the campaign • 0 ~f9' ~d:n~a~Min.:E!: yean, ·the youngster who' ~as not resulted in LSU's early 01tit (rom • · .............~ old enough to be a s.old1er. has ·the SEC lllld NCAA ·touiiiiiiiOijts, 117•• 9"~ and.....,,""'" .-u""'"" - - .,.,..,. become one or tbe most dommat· · but did not dim tbe· ovetppw~iing tie 126-113. ing players in collese spQns and perfortnances 'he~ on during tbc Hat 104, Cavaliers 98 MOnday was il8liiCII coU~~g~~ basket· 1year. ' At Mii!Di, Kevin E_dward~ . __ball's Player of tbe Year by United _,, R z·o·'' t eams c'0 mne' te zn . 'zn . Vl•tau·.0 na -' l '1:' th/:::F"ys~:~:y' =~-~~-orderU . of West Lafayette}, 400 meter hur. . r R' '""' ""' , ruver- dies, 58.6 seconds; and Aaron Grifsny o 10 Grande men s and fin (freshman Wellston) 200 wo111en's placed team fourth and meters fifth 2:h8 I ' the women's team third in the petition ~ iwkn · n ~u:~Mountain ·~tate Invitational at La!- lhc 1606 m~r rela~ :f30~6. m clicy FIC?kl '"CharlCSIOII, W.VL , Placing fii'Sl for Rio Grande in _ Plac!ftg first overall in tbe mens the women's competition wer.e c:a_npcution was MarsbaU with ~20 Debbie Gray (sophomore pom~, followed by Mount Uru~ ,McConnelsville) in the 10 000 145, H~~ College •. 83; RIO meter run with a time of 46:09.9, . M~hall was all? the ovo~ll McArthur) 81 16.7 seconds. an, Winner .'" tbe women s events With Other Iesults included Bonnie 24S3 pqmts.J,~Uowed by GlenvUie Evans (sophomore Kingston) ~ Ill; AIIJ Olande,. 87: Wallh, 5000 meter tun, secOnd, 19:11.6; 3~. ~pe College, 2:4, ind Wcat . 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PHOTO SHOP ' · lotte .Jersey topped~ Oo!den New Philade!pbll •n ovaume 98-9S, S!l" Antonlo over- I!! ....EE AREA FRUTH PHARMACY S.TORES ' hitsA~:::t:·c~.Fla.• BiUGul- ¥:.:;tq~.:~~~.i~~~ ::,~h~~~~:~ lickson and combmed with three West Ylfllilll ~~· 8; CUICIRII8b 10:36.9. Peck also finished f~t in ~'r:~o~~~:~u~ ~::uc.~s:~o~!~~~':: was :o:~~~":"ooat~::~~ lickson ·went six inninas in his Wesleyan, 2. Michelle Crouse (freshm , · · :Thad Gardner, fo'rmer sports honeymoon went extra innings. longest outing thus far thrs spring. editor of the Gallipolis Daily Tri- :'God decided that anytime I walk Lou Wbttakcr homered and Lloyd btjne who spent more thilll 30 years m10 ~game, there is a~ chance Moseby went 3 for 5 far tbe Tigas. with the Kemon Times, has been that 1t will be overtime or extra At Plant City Fla. Mib Mar· in~ucred in10 the Ohio Ptep Spons innings." she said. ' ·· . shall went 4 for and 'scorec~ three Writers Association's Hall of Gardner worked five months in runs and Ellis Burks and Mo Fame. · Alabama in 1953 at the Gadsden Vaughn drove in tbree runs each to ~Gardner 's sportswriting career, Times before movins on to tlie bel~ tbe Boston Red Sox to a 6-3 wllich drew itS inspiration from his .Birmingham Post Herald and later .dec1sion over tbe Cincinnati Reds. holneiOwn of Ada, in tbe shadow or returnmg to Ohio in 1956. At that Mariano Duncan went 3 for 4 far O~io Northern University, spans point he joined tbe Ken1011 Times. the Reds. ' more than 50 ~ears. including 34 at Among tbe chan'es he bas ieen · At Fort Myers, Fla, Mackey tho Kenton Times as area editor over tbe years In bliJI!. achool and Sasser delivemla bloop single to anO S{Klns editor prior 10 his retire- college sports is the' number of acorc Orlando Mercado from secmqum August,'1990. sportS. "Wile~ I started, tbae w~n ond bale in lbe IOih iming to give ;;}Its c ~reer started as a high football, boys bask~l and base- tbe New York Meta a 3-2 triumph sc~ool stnnger for $1 a game, caJJ. baU. That has changed m that tbae over tbe MiniiCSOII Twins. Darren ing in results of football and base- is just ~bout an _in-season sport in wcnt4 f()f 4 far ilie Meta. . ball games after ~e had played in e~e~mg that mcludes boys' and At Vcro Beach, Fla., Steve Sax ih$n. Followmg h1gh school gradu- guls events,'' he said. . .and Torey Lovu1lo each had three atipn, Gardner served .two years "One of tbe biggest changes in hits to back a 15-hit.attack that led allll eight months in the Army, with the earll1970S was tbe emergence the New York Yankees to a 9-6 16; or ihose months being spent of Jirls spans. in many places, tbc victory over the Los Angeles ov~rseas with the 70th Infantry girls' activities are now on a level Dodaerl. Eddie, Murray,_Juan' Division during World War II · with the boys' games, and some- Samuel 11nd Jose Gonzalez homo}le received he Purple Heart limesevcnoverallstJOilgatbantbc rcdfortbeDodaen· a f~r beins wounded in action boys'." he added. At Dunedin, Fla., Pat Tabler against lhe Gennans in northern Gardner has been a long-time belted a three-run homer to Jive tbe France. Upon his return from the member of tbe OPSWA and claims Toronto Blue Jays a 6-2 victory wtt , he attended ONU for two that one or his biggest thrills was over the TelliS Ranpn; Jollll RUIyefl'S before moving on to Ohio winning tbe prcdic:tion COiltcSI con- sell delivered a two-run foJ the . State University for three moiC, ducted at the boys' state touma- Rangers. wckking for The Lantern and serv- ment by the OPSW A each year. in$ as sports editor during his ''That was ~Y a big thrill. Some ~;., · ,.;·...,:·; ...--..---..:.....· senior year. or tbefys ICIUy study tbe teanis." ' GOOD USE-D tlis flrSI job came in 19SI with he sal . . the Gallipolis Tribune, where he •He was named to tho United WASHIU, wai the sports and news edi10r. It Preas International Sports Writers w. while at the Tribune that· he Hall of Fame In 198S and bas won mot his wife, the former Harrieu several OPSWA ~Wadi I'IJIIIAdne Young, a proofreader and lng, lnclad!Daah-plaCoJIMii'din • s"'tehboard opel'ltol' Mthe paper. 1!186 b I IIOWII*J. •''Thad's desk -Just throe feet catloa of the Riverdale .,....... frlim mine," she Slid. She spent facility. m4Dy days and a IJICII deal of time The Gardners bave throe cllil- • at <sponing events, adding that one d!Cn - a daughter, Ava of Defi· game he covered while on their ance, and two sons, Thad anct Edbar, both a( Kenton. ' a position. Indiaiia would like to con: ti11ue the trend and catch tbo Hawks, 38-32, before the end of the,~~ that will . · m we , WID a lot more games, bnt the)' rc a food team, too," said Indiana's a.Sallo Th!MDPIOn, who .~ad 16 pomll and alll ~ 1f they lose, ~ can cateb them. · Ind•a~a, one o! the poorer reboundmg teams m the league, had a S6- 35 advanJIIJe and -h~ld the Hawks to 39 percent "lbootinl from lbe ftoor. ''I !!'ink that re.bounding ia a Iefiecuon. on abootina perc_entage and we misled too many sbOt.s and they w~ &!'le to beat us on the boards, said Hawks COich Bob Weisa., "Wc.~dn't play a smart game llinlgbL . In other NBA action, ' Miami burned Cleveland 104-98, Char· ' '1 ' 1 · 2501 JACISOI AVIIUE, PI. PLIASAIIT~ W. VA. · ' 3M:675·2303 ' •I l ••• I l .I JACKSON PilE · 364 .' GlWPOLIS, OHIO 614-446-6620 786 NOIIH SICOND AVE. ·MIDDLIPOII, OHIO 614-992-6491 ; '--- • < ' I r . .. 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"":" - :--..-··-·- . . ."''-· . . ,__________ .-- . ~ - · ---. ·· ~ · ~t·-tr .. - 3 . ~ W~fe, J brother-in-law of slain Desert Storn1 veteran charged __·_: __ DETROIT (UPl) - Authorities bave cbarged the wife of a Pasian .Gulf veteran and ber brOther wltb nrst degree murder in lbe 110ldier' s deatb, first believed a random cri!'le illustrating perils of tbe nanon 's urban streets. C:harg~ .Tuesday with killing Patriot MiSSile crew niembet Army Spec. Anthony Riggs, 22, were Toni Riggs, 21, and her brother Michael Cato, 19. ·sach was chargc:d with one count of first degree murder. · "I would say that it was a conspiraCy," said Police Chief Stanley Knox. Anthony and Toni Riggs were reportedly having mat:ital problems, but .Knox refuseciiO dis· cuss possible motives, including a rumored plot to claim Riggs' insur· anc:e rponey. , Toni Riggs surrendered late Tuesday after Cato was arralgned in 36th District Coun on the mur. der count and a charge of fU'C81111 possession in the commission of a felony. ' OPEN EASTER SUNDAY· FROM 8 A.M. 'TIL 2 P.M. The Dally Sentlnei-Paqe 8. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, March 27, 1991 PomerOy-Middleport, Ohio Page 8 lnspec:tor Gerald Stewart,said Cato is IJ(X:UJed of firin&t'liO sbols into "Rius' bead early March 18 in front oTthc home of Toni Riggs' aunt, Marjorie Cato, where she stayed while he was in Saudi Ara-· bia. Riggs was shot u be packed a rental van to move bis wife and ber daughter, Amber, 3, to a suburban Warren IIJ*ibiJCDt, . Knox said be ex~ no ~ arrests, adding, ' We',!e pretty much concluded it and we're pre· pared for court" . Stewnrt said the pistol u~ in the slaying was found a day later in a garbage can and became a key factor in the investigation. .· "Officm searched a two-block area searching every garbage can," he said. "That's how lbe gun was found. It was tracecl'througb several bands and finally got to Michael.'' Last Saturday, Toni Riggs wept over her husband's coffin and kissed his remains at the funeral in which the Rev.Jesse Jackson deliv, tum out to be the killen in most for Saudi 'Arabia." The U.S. mili~ Tbe new developments came cases. . tary's group life insurance also just as the United Amerlean "We're talking be 6S per· offm up 10$50,000 for 1be bcnefi· Healthcare Foundation IIIIIOUIICed ciary of a 110ldicr who is killed. cent of lbe lime," he said. it would provide,., college educ:a· Knox slid he wu bothered by The van, packed with belong· lion for Riggs' stepdaulhter. The intense 3118tional publicity focused ings, was found abandoned less offer stands, organization president on Detroit because the Desert than 2 miles away. Stewart said Francis Korengay said. But a Storm veteran bad died on its that CODinlr)' to some rcpMS, some Detroit-area car dealer who had streets, and suggestions that tbc items had been liken from it. offerecl.l'oni Riggs a new car said war zooe was safer lban Doaoil. Police picked up Cato Sunday be was having second thoughts. Riggs, a native of Las Vegu, and Toni Riggs on Monday. An Armt friend of Riggs, Sgt. Paula Cato, mother of the two Gary Welhvcr of El Paso, Tex., Nev. on leave from Fort Bliss, Tex., 8J1P81CIIIIy was aWI!e' he was suspects, tearfully IOid WXYX·TV told the Detroit Free Press Monday retummg to domestic problems. in DcttOit she believes lbe charges Toni Riggs had "destroyed his His mother, Lessie Riggs, 42, a are "ridiculous." (Riggs') life" and had asked for a prescool nrt ICICher in Las Vegas, "All she bad to do was divorce divorce ; He sa.id Riggs was told the ~lroit News ber son often him," she said. "So why should " crushed" by the family poblems, cQmplained his m•rriage was in she kiD bim. I see no lOgic in that at Newsweek reported Toni Riggs trouble. ' ' aU.'~ · met her husband on his return to In a letter from Saudi Arabia, Jackson said Riggs' deatb is stiU Fort BliSs and told him she wanted wbicb she received lbe day after his a tragedy, regardless of who Wfl!l a divorce and $500 a month. The others, magazine also said Riggs' friends "We had one lead and that was death, Riggs wrote, "Mom, I re~ible, would put my bead tbrowth a neck 'However be was killed, be was and relatives said he had $8,000 in the gun,'l Stewan.said. "We got lois of tips," Knox of a bol- SIIDCC bottle to please ber. killed,'' Jackson said before a the bank w ben. he left but ber said. . . But, Mom, I need happiness in speech in Kalamazoo, Micb., Mon- "tastes led .ber to run tlirough lbe . . , day night "It was a crime...Some- money along with his re-enlistment Robert Hislop, commander of re~Uf!~." Riggs had taken out a life msur· bow this cycle must stOP. •' bonus and monthly paychecks." 3 the major crimes division, said ' acquaintances and ~amity members ance policy shortly before leaving· . ercd a eul~ calling for a monument to Rtsgs in the form of •'sueets free of drugs and guns. •· Knox said there was no drug involvement in the kiUing and be ·had no knowledge of any prior con· victions of either suspect. Howev· er; court records show Cato was sentenced to two years probation on a guilty plea in October 1989 to a charge of possessing less than 25 grams of cocaine. Family members were not sus· pectecl at the outset any more "than anyone else in the city of DettOit would have been suspected in the beginning,''.Stewnrt said l}ut be said naturally suspicious pollee ·bave "looked at this possi" ·· bility always," along with many mar d ClUb Whole · , CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. jllans to launch the Oamma Ray (UPI) -NASA managers bave Observatory saiellite on ihe third broken ground on a $S6 million day of the fligh~. the first of six proceasing f.:ility atlbe Kennedy planned for 1991. If aU soes wen. Space Center that puts lbe agency as1ronauts Jerry_Ross and Jay Apt one step closer to turning space sta- will conduct the first post-Chal· lion Freedom into reality, officials Ienger U.S. spacewalk on flightsaid. day four. "We start processing for our · With launch preparations in first (space staltoiiiiSICfllbly) flight high gear, Kohrs, William Lenoir, roughly four years from today," NASA's associate adminisll'aiOr for Richard !'obrs, directo~ of the s~e. flight, and ~ther top agency . space statiOn progt!llll, wd Tues- officials took t1me out for a day. . groundbreakin' ceremony Tuesday . While federal budget cuts bave for the $56 million Space Station repeatedly delayed tile embattled Freedom Processing Facility, pro)!:c:t, "I think wben we.slatt this The hangar" like three-story facility and move out in four years, ' building, the largest construction we're well on our way to assc:m • project at the Kennedy Space Cen· bling the space station," be said. ter since the Apollo moon prognun, The groundbreaking ceremony will feature. 63,000 square feet of coincided with the srart of a two- space for assembly and testing of day flight readiness review to space station components, along 8ssess the shuttle Alllnlis's launch with a 5,000-square-foot airlock. , processing and tbe outlook for "At this point. it would-be bard takeoff next week on a five-day to over-estimate the significance of mission to put a $617 million this," Lenoir said, "This is real. asaonomy satellite into OlbiL · We're going turn it into concrete Engineers bave been using Apil and steel and in the late 199S timeS as a tarset launch date; but work frame, we want Ill be out of here, over the weekend wllJit smoother on the pad and ff:adY to launch the tllan expected and ~ Space · ftrst assembly fltght of the space Center managcn were believed to :stali6n." . be recommeriding an Apri14 takeScheduled to be completed in off. A final decision wu expected early 1994, the new processing to be announced Wednesday, after facility will be occupied by some the flight readiness review. . 1,000 NASA and contraCtor workAtfantis's five-member crew ers3 OFFICIAL WILDFLOWER - Rep. Dick Graham, R-Ormond Beach, right, aets some belp trom Rep. Tom Banjanln, R-Pensacola as ·Graltam handles • bill to make the Goreopsls tbe ornclal state wlldnower In Florida. Graham's reasons were vaHd as he pointed out the ' nower Is native to the slate, Is planted along the sldea of the bigbways by tbe Department of Transportation and besides that, Graham told feUow lawmakers, ''My wife thought it Is was a good Idea." (UPI) J ' Caffeine Free.Diet Pepsi, Mt. Dew,·Slice, WASHINGTON (UPI/States)' - The search for settlement of lbe Arab- Israeli dispute is high on tbe agenda for Rep. Les Aspin, wbo left Wednesdat,:' bis second visit to lbe Middle this month. · · ; previous week, when the fust port is the percentage of TV"sets in use The chairman of the House of lbe Schwarzkopf interview lifted that are wned to a particular show Armed Services Committee plans "20/20" to third place. · or network. to visit Israel, Jordan, Syria and "Shannon's Deal" returned to TUrkey during a week-long tour to the NBC lineup last week in a Sat· review U.S. foreign policy options urday night preview and landed in in the region. · The top 10 programs for the · 55th place, way down from "Gol~; Aspin; whose committee is week ending Sunday, March 24, gearin~ up for bearings in April en Girls" and "Empty Nest, which preceded it and were in II th according to the A3C, Nielsen Co., . tbat wtll assess U.S. policy' and were: and 12th.pl.:e. defense strategf in the post-war L 60 Minutes (CBS) .Basketball continued to 'drag Persian Gulf regton, supponed war 2. Cheers (NBC) down the CBS ratings, with the agalnst Saddam Hussein after bis· 3, L.A. Law (NBC) highest scoring game Saturday's, in · invasion of Kuwait last August. 4, (Tie) Family Matters (ABC) 58th place. "The end of the Hundred-Hour Major Dad (CBS) . In nights of lbe week, NBC took · War signaled the befinning of a 6. 20-20 (ABC) Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday new era in lbe region, ' Aspln said 7. (tie) A Diff~rent World before depanure. "The question is and Saturday, CBS took Monday (NBC) 3 and Sunday and ABC won Friday. wbelher we and lbe region's lead· Murphy Brown (CBS) NBC won the ratings race for ers can take ad vantage of tbis Heat or the Night (NBC) the week ending March 24 with a opportunity to create not merely a I0. The Cosby Show (NBC) 13.0 rating and a 21 share. ABC new era, but a truly beUer era." . was second with a 12.4 rating and a 21 share and CBS third with an 11.6 rating and a 19 share. ·In the season-to-date contest, NBC is holding its lead in the close race, with only .4 of a rating point· separating No. I from No, 3. NBC has a 12.8 rating and a 21 share, ABC comes in at 125 with a 21 share and CBS has 12.4 and a 20 share. \ ABC continued to dominate the · evenins news ratings, with NBC in second place and CBS in third. ABC's "World News Tonight" with Peter Jennings had an LL4 rating and a 22 share. "NBC Nighdy News" with Tom Brokaw earned a 9.7 rating and a 19 share, ·Thursday, March 28.... ~ ...... 6 pm-8·pm while "CBS Evening News" with , Dan Rather bad a 9.2 rating and an Friday, March 29 ................ 6 pm-8 pm 18. share _,;.. whicb CBS said again reflecis preemptions by baskelball. · Each ratings point represents about 921,000 households. A share • Sl.Die~ ' ' NEW YORK (UPI) - NBC returned to ftrst place in the ratings - race, CBS's "60 Minutes" was the No, 1 ~gram and "The Wizard of Oz" was the most-watched movie last week, it was reported tuesday, ·cBS put Dorothy, TOto and fabulous company in its Tuesday night movie slot and more people followed the yellow brick road tban watched any of the network Sun· clay movies. . · · Normally, Sunday movtes attract more viewers than those on ·other nights simply because more . people watch televiSion on Sunday . than· on any other night of .the week. "Oz" drew the same rating and sbare last yeir, when it also was shown on a Tuesday in March. In that Sunday competition, lbe Palm Sunday spirit prevailed ·and ABC's "The Ten Command· ments" was the winner in 26th place, CBS's "The Untouchables" tied for 31st aDd NBC - with the .only made-for-television movie in the competi lion, came in tied for 38th with "Shoot First: A Cop's Vengeance.'' NBC's "Cheers" in the No. 2 spdt remained the most-watched entertainment ~gram of the week, and "L.A. Law" had its second week in a row in the top 10, this time climbing to third pl.:e. "Major Dad" on CBS was the No. 3 show - the highest ranking ever for the series. ABC's "20/20" was in sixth place, thanks to the second part of Barbara Walters' interview with Gep. H. Norman Schwarzkopf, giv· ing the show .its second run in the top 10 this season. The flfSl was the . Israel is one of the country's where Aspin will be tallcing to U.S, diplomats, military officers and foreign officials in the bope of finding some way out of the Pales· tinian-lsraeli impasse. ' "Regional 'security isn't just (U.S.) ship deployments, prepositioned equir.mcnt and the like," said Aspin. 'In tbe end, we cannot expect real security in this volatile region until the underlying tensions of the Arab-Israeli dispute are put to resL" Aspin also expects to review current efforts to secure a penna· nent cease-fire thai would allow American troops to return ·home quickly. He P.lans to investigate bow • u.s. bilateral arrangemenl!l wjth' ~.-­ the Gulf states wool~ fit in!O plans _ .. for a permanent Arab force stationed in the region. "Everyone's getting into the security game," saitd Aspin. "We need to sort out lbe' scnous from the cosmetic:.'' Tbe East Troy Dcmoc:ra1 also urged caution over an arms buildup in the Middle East. warning that missiles and weapons of mass destruction "threaten to make any. outbrcalc of war bloodier and nasu- er."• -I . · Why you should parade · tiL your kids into our store .Ef for Easter shoes. · · ~ · Have Your io! 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'f!l!s, like the spa~ shuttle, ts a facthty that we wtll · continue to operate for clecns and decades and it's all going to stan right here at the processing facili· ty." · · · NASA just completed a· congrcssio~ly mandalecl redes!gn ~ space stauon F~. reclucmg Its s1ze, cost and C(fnplexity in the face of bud.get cuts totahng $5.7 billion over lbe next five years. . · · Under the new plan, shuttle · assembly flight~ a,re officially •scheduled to begm m the iec:ond quaner of I 996 with part·timc, "man-tended" operations besin· nins in mid 1997. Full-time, permanenlly manned status, using four astronauts inslead of eight u originally envisioned, is now scbeclulcd . for 2000. It l1ad been set for 1997 or 1998. But Lenoir ssld be is optimistic NASA can beat the new scbeclule, possibly beginning conslfu!:lion in late 1995. . . . . Prior to the redestgn effon, NASA expected Freedom to c~sl some $38. 3 billion to build, including development, on-orbit operations and shuttle transport&· lion. The project no~ .is expec~ to run some $30 btlhon, whtcb includes $4 billion alreally spent. LET OUR FAMILY 20 oz. Can ~ Les Aspin.to visit Middle East .· NBC is back·at ·number 1 spot In Juice " NASA debates moving up shuttle launch \b. 12 Pack 12 .oz. Cans·· ., li CHAPMAN SHOES ' ' a.~;~~FWIDAY �-•• -- •-•--- ,, •- •·.--r• ---·- - -· -~····· _,,.__, ..... -~ - ~ --; - ;:-- <~~r •r -··7'"<. • ·• "' ., , .. - - · ··- - - ·~·-·- .. ···'-'7"- -.. - ·--··-~- ·· ~ --::-- · -··- , W• "'"·' ~~ --·:--· - -::.- _-.·- " -- > - -··: ·---....._ .. .. "":" - :--..-··-·- . . ."''-· . . ,__________ .-- . ~ - · ---. ·· ~ · ~t·-tr .. - 3 . ~ W~fe, J brother-in-law of slain Desert Storn1 veteran charged __·_: __ DETROIT (UPl) - Authorities bave cbarged the wife of a Pasian .Gulf veteran and ber brOther wltb nrst degree murder in lbe 110ldier' s deatb, first believed a random cri!'le illustrating perils of tbe nanon 's urban streets. C:harg~ .Tuesday with killing Patriot MiSSile crew niembet Army Spec. Anthony Riggs, 22, were Toni Riggs, 21, and her brother Michael Cato, 19. ·sach was chargc:d with one count of first degree murder. · "I would say that it was a conspiraCy," said Police Chief Stanley Knox. Anthony and Toni Riggs were reportedly having mat:ital problems, but .Knox refuseciiO dis· cuss possible motives, including a rumored plot to claim Riggs' insur· anc:e rponey. , Toni Riggs surrendered late Tuesday after Cato was arralgned in 36th District Coun on the mur. der count and a charge of fU'C81111 possession in the commission of a felony. ' OPEN EASTER SUNDAY· FROM 8 A.M. 'TIL 2 P.M. The Dally Sentlnei-Paqe 8. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, March 27, 1991 PomerOy-Middleport, Ohio Page 8 lnspec:tor Gerald Stewart,said Cato is IJ(X:UJed of firin&t'liO sbols into "Rius' bead early March 18 in front oTthc home of Toni Riggs' aunt, Marjorie Cato, where she stayed while he was in Saudi Ara-· bia. Riggs was shot u be packed a rental van to move bis wife and ber daughter, Amber, 3, to a suburban Warren IIJ*ibiJCDt, . Knox said be ex~ no ~ arrests, adding, ' We',!e pretty much concluded it and we're pre· pared for court" . Stewnrt said the pistol u~ in the slaying was found a day later in a garbage can and became a key factor in the investigation. .· "Officm searched a two-block area searching every garbage can," he said. "That's how lbe gun was found. It was tracecl'througb several bands and finally got to Michael.'' Last Saturday, Toni Riggs wept over her husband's coffin and kissed his remains at the funeral in which the Rev.Jesse Jackson deliv, tum out to be the killen in most for Saudi 'Arabia." The U.S. mili~ Tbe new developments came cases. . tary's group life insurance also just as the United Amerlean "We're talking be 6S per· offm up 10$50,000 for 1be bcnefi· Healthcare Foundation IIIIIOUIICed ciary of a 110ldicr who is killed. cent of lbe lime," he said. it would provide,., college educ:a· Knox slid he wu bothered by The van, packed with belong· lion for Riggs' stepdaulhter. The intense 3118tional publicity focused ings, was found abandoned less offer stands, organization president on Detroit because the Desert than 2 miles away. Stewart said Francis Korengay said. But a Storm veteran bad died on its that CODinlr)' to some rcpMS, some Detroit-area car dealer who had streets, and suggestions that tbc items had been liken from it. offerecl.l'oni Riggs a new car said war zooe was safer lban Doaoil. Police picked up Cato Sunday be was having second thoughts. Riggs, a native of Las Vegu, and Toni Riggs on Monday. An Armt friend of Riggs, Sgt. Paula Cato, mother of the two Gary Welhvcr of El Paso, Tex., Nev. on leave from Fort Bliss, Tex., 8J1P81CIIIIy was aWI!e' he was suspects, tearfully IOid WXYX·TV told the Detroit Free Press Monday retummg to domestic problems. in DcttOit she believes lbe charges Toni Riggs had "destroyed his His mother, Lessie Riggs, 42, a are "ridiculous." (Riggs') life" and had asked for a prescool nrt ICICher in Las Vegas, "All she bad to do was divorce divorce ; He sa.id Riggs was told the ~lroit News ber son often him," she said. "So why should " crushed" by the family poblems, cQmplained his m•rriage was in she kiD bim. I see no lOgic in that at Newsweek reported Toni Riggs trouble. ' ' aU.'~ · met her husband on his return to In a letter from Saudi Arabia, Jackson said Riggs' deatb is stiU Fort BliSs and told him she wanted wbicb she received lbe day after his a tragedy, regardless of who Wfl!l a divorce and $500 a month. The others, magazine also said Riggs' friends "We had one lead and that was death, Riggs wrote, "Mom, I re~ible, would put my bead tbrowth a neck 'However be was killed, be was and relatives said he had $8,000 in the gun,'l Stewan.said. "We got lois of tips," Knox of a bol- SIIDCC bottle to please ber. killed,'' Jackson said before a the bank w ben. he left but ber said. . . But, Mom, I need happiness in speech in Kalamazoo, Micb., Mon- "tastes led .ber to run tlirough lbe . . , day night "It was a crime...Some- money along with his re-enlistment Robert Hislop, commander of re~Uf!~." Riggs had taken out a life msur· bow this cycle must stOP. •' bonus and monthly paychecks." 3 the major crimes division, said ' acquaintances and ~amity members ance policy shortly before leaving· . ercd a eul~ calling for a monument to Rtsgs in the form of •'sueets free of drugs and guns. •· Knox said there was no drug involvement in the kiUing and be ·had no knowledge of any prior con· victions of either suspect. Howev· er; court records show Cato was sentenced to two years probation on a guilty plea in October 1989 to a charge of possessing less than 25 grams of cocaine. Family members were not sus· pectecl at the outset any more "than anyone else in the city of DettOit would have been suspected in the beginning,''.Stewnrt said l}ut be said naturally suspicious pollee ·bave "looked at this possi" ·· bility always," along with many mar d ClUb Whole · , CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. jllans to launch the Oamma Ray (UPI) -NASA managers bave Observatory saiellite on ihe third broken ground on a $S6 million day of the fligh~. the first of six proceasing f.:ility atlbe Kennedy planned for 1991. If aU soes wen. Space Center that puts lbe agency as1ronauts Jerry_Ross and Jay Apt one step closer to turning space sta- will conduct the first post-Chal· lion Freedom into reality, officials Ienger U.S. spacewalk on flightsaid. day four. "We start processing for our · With launch preparations in first (space staltoiiiiSICfllbly) flight high gear, Kohrs, William Lenoir, roughly four years from today," NASA's associate adminisll'aiOr for Richard !'obrs, directo~ of the s~e. flight, and ~ther top agency . space statiOn progt!llll, wd Tues- officials took t1me out for a day. . groundbreakin' ceremony Tuesday . While federal budget cuts bave for the $56 million Space Station repeatedly delayed tile embattled Freedom Processing Facility, pro)!:c:t, "I think wben we.slatt this The hangar" like three-story facility and move out in four years, ' building, the largest construction we're well on our way to assc:m • project at the Kennedy Space Cen· bling the space station," be said. ter since the Apollo moon prognun, The groundbreaking ceremony will feature. 63,000 square feet of coincided with the srart of a two- space for assembly and testing of day flight readiness review to space station components, along 8ssess the shuttle Alllnlis's launch with a 5,000-square-foot airlock. , processing and tbe outlook for "At this point. it would-be bard takeoff next week on a five-day to over-estimate the significance of mission to put a $617 million this," Lenoir said, "This is real. asaonomy satellite into OlbiL · We're going turn it into concrete Engineers bave been using Apil and steel and in the late 199S timeS as a tarset launch date; but work frame, we want Ill be out of here, over the weekend wllJit smoother on the pad and ff:adY to launch the tllan expected and ~ Space · ftrst assembly fltght of the space Center managcn were believed to :stali6n." . be recommeriding an Apri14 takeScheduled to be completed in off. A final decision wu expected early 1994, the new processing to be announced Wednesday, after facility will be occupied by some the flight readiness review. . 1,000 NASA and contraCtor workAtfantis's five-member crew ers3 OFFICIAL WILDFLOWER - Rep. Dick Graham, R-Ormond Beach, right, aets some belp trom Rep. Tom Banjanln, R-Pensacola as ·Graltam handles • bill to make the Goreopsls tbe ornclal state wlldnower In Florida. Graham's reasons were vaHd as he pointed out the ' nower Is native to the slate, Is planted along the sldea of the bigbways by tbe Department of Transportation and besides that, Graham told feUow lawmakers, ''My wife thought it Is was a good Idea." (UPI) J ' Caffeine Free.Diet Pepsi, Mt. Dew,·Slice, WASHINGTON (UPI/States)' - The search for settlement of lbe Arab- Israeli dispute is high on tbe agenda for Rep. Les Aspin, wbo left Wednesdat,:' bis second visit to lbe Middle this month. · · ; previous week, when the fust port is the percentage of TV"sets in use The chairman of the House of lbe Schwarzkopf interview lifted that are wned to a particular show Armed Services Committee plans "20/20" to third place. · or network. to visit Israel, Jordan, Syria and "Shannon's Deal" returned to TUrkey during a week-long tour to the NBC lineup last week in a Sat· review U.S. foreign policy options urday night preview and landed in in the region. · The top 10 programs for the · 55th place, way down from "Gol~; Aspin; whose committee is week ending Sunday, March 24, gearin~ up for bearings in April en Girls" and "Empty Nest, which preceded it and were in II th according to the A3C, Nielsen Co., . tbat wtll assess U.S. policy' and were: and 12th.pl.:e. defense strategf in the post-war L 60 Minutes (CBS) .Basketball continued to 'drag Persian Gulf regton, supponed war 2. Cheers (NBC) down the CBS ratings, with the agalnst Saddam Hussein after bis· 3, L.A. Law (NBC) highest scoring game Saturday's, in · invasion of Kuwait last August. 4, (Tie) Family Matters (ABC) 58th place. "The end of the Hundred-Hour Major Dad (CBS) . In nights of lbe week, NBC took · War signaled the befinning of a 6. 20-20 (ABC) Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday new era in lbe region, ' Aspln said 7. (tie) A Diff~rent World before depanure. "The question is and Saturday, CBS took Monday (NBC) 3 and Sunday and ABC won Friday. wbelher we and lbe region's lead· Murphy Brown (CBS) NBC won the ratings race for ers can take ad vantage of tbis Heat or the Night (NBC) the week ending March 24 with a opportunity to create not merely a I0. The Cosby Show (NBC) 13.0 rating and a 21 share. ABC new era, but a truly beUer era." . was second with a 12.4 rating and a 21 share and CBS third with an 11.6 rating and a 19 share. ·In the season-to-date contest, NBC is holding its lead in the close race, with only .4 of a rating point· separating No. I from No, 3. NBC has a 12.8 rating and a 21 share, ABC comes in at 125 with a 21 share and CBS has 12.4 and a 20 share. \ ABC continued to dominate the · evenins news ratings, with NBC in second place and CBS in third. ABC's "World News Tonight" with Peter Jennings had an LL4 rating and a 22 share. "NBC Nighdy News" with Tom Brokaw earned a 9.7 rating and a 19 share, ·Thursday, March 28.... ~ ...... 6 pm-8·pm while "CBS Evening News" with , Dan Rather bad a 9.2 rating and an Friday, March 29 ................ 6 pm-8 pm 18. share _,;.. whicb CBS said again reflecis preemptions by baskelball. · Each ratings point represents about 921,000 households. A share • Sl.Die~ ' ' NEW YORK (UPI) - NBC returned to ftrst place in the ratings - race, CBS's "60 Minutes" was the No, 1 ~gram and "The Wizard of Oz" was the most-watched movie last week, it was reported tuesday, ·cBS put Dorothy, TOto and fabulous company in its Tuesday night movie slot and more people followed the yellow brick road tban watched any of the network Sun· clay movies. . · · Normally, Sunday movtes attract more viewers than those on ·other nights simply because more . people watch televiSion on Sunday . than· on any other night of .the week. "Oz" drew the same rating and sbare last yeir, when it also was shown on a Tuesday in March. In that Sunday competition, lbe Palm Sunday spirit prevailed ·and ABC's "The Ten Command· ments" was the winner in 26th place, CBS's "The Untouchables" tied for 31st aDd NBC - with the .only made-for-television movie in the competi lion, came in tied for 38th with "Shoot First: A Cop's Vengeance.'' NBC's "Cheers" in the No. 2 spdt remained the most-watched entertainment ~gram of the week, and "L.A. Law" had its second week in a row in the top 10, this time climbing to third pl.:e. "Major Dad" on CBS was the No. 3 show - the highest ranking ever for the series. ABC's "20/20" was in sixth place, thanks to the second part of Barbara Walters' interview with Gep. H. Norman Schwarzkopf, giv· ing the show .its second run in the top 10 this season. The flfSl was the . Israel is one of the country's where Aspin will be tallcing to U.S, diplomats, military officers and foreign officials in the bope of finding some way out of the Pales· tinian-lsraeli impasse. ' "Regional 'security isn't just (U.S.) ship deployments, prepositioned equir.mcnt and the like," said Aspin. 'In tbe end, we cannot expect real security in this volatile region until the underlying tensions of the Arab-Israeli dispute are put to resL" Aspin also expects to review current efforts to secure a penna· nent cease-fire thai would allow American troops to return ·home quickly. He P.lans to investigate bow • u.s. bilateral arrangemenl!l wjth' ~.-­ the Gulf states wool~ fit in!O plans _ .. for a permanent Arab force stationed in the region. "Everyone's getting into the security game," saitd Aspin. "We need to sort out lbe' scnous from the cosmetic:.'' Tbe East Troy Dcmoc:ra1 also urged caution over an arms buildup in the Middle East. warning that missiles and weapons of mass destruction "threaten to make any. outbrcalc of war bloodier and nasu- er."• -I . · Why you should parade · tiL your kids into our store .Ef for Easter shoes. · · ~ · Have Your io! OFF 7S 0 Picture Taken· With The ·~ THURSDAY - ~ Easter Bun~y FRIDAY i SATURDAY At .Our Store .• '. ..• •••• •• ••••• • POMEROY'S QUAUTV SHOE STORE SPECIAUZING IN IIZIE, SERVICE • SELECTION .. •• ' HOLZER CLINIC ··. FAM.Y PIAmCE ' tt2·2111' 446-sin tiL . t ••• 786 Jlf, 2nd Middleport, OB t. i Only$2.00 ••• - - 'l 9 --~·~,~:~·~~t ~.I YOUR FAMILY. • Limit Z Cans Per Family With Any Other Purcltaae (excluding Items prohibited by latv) . - · "We're going to have a facility that continues to evolve and grow · ovet the decades," Lenoir said of the space station. "It's not just a one-sbol,thing. 'f!l!s, like the spa~ shuttle, ts a facthty that we wtll · continue to operate for clecns and decades and it's all going to stan right here at the processing facili· ty." · · · NASA just completed a· congrcssio~ly mandalecl redes!gn ~ space stauon F~. reclucmg Its s1ze, cost and C(fnplexity in the face of bud.get cuts totahng $5.7 billion over lbe next five years. . · · Under the new plan, shuttle · assembly flight~ a,re officially •scheduled to begm m the iec:ond quaner of I 996 with part·timc, "man-tended" operations besin· nins in mid 1997. Full-time, permanenlly manned status, using four astronauts inslead of eight u originally envisioned, is now scbeclulcd . for 2000. It l1ad been set for 1997 or 1998. But Lenoir ssld be is optimistic NASA can beat the new scbeclule, possibly beginning conslfu!:lion in late 1995. . . . . Prior to the redestgn effon, NASA expected Freedom to c~sl some $38. 3 billion to build, including development, on-orbit operations and shuttle transport&· lion. The project no~ .is expec~ to run some $30 btlhon, whtcb includes $4 billion alreally spent. LET OUR FAMILY 20 oz. Can ~ Les Aspin.to visit Middle East .· NBC is back·at ·number 1 spot In Juice " NASA debates moving up shuttle launch \b. 12 Pack 12 .oz. Cans·· ., li CHAPMAN SHOES ' ' a.~;~~FWIDAY �Page 10--The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio r---People in the news Wldnelday, M.-ch 'D, 1191 PAIIADE PEOPLE: Gea. N - • Sdlwlnbpf wiD take time out from his duties in the ~ Oulf to llllke 1 COIIIribulion to tile Walt Disney World Happy Baater Puade. He will~~pe 1 seament addressing milillr)' pcnonnel and their families IJid it wiD be liml during lhe ABC-TV coverage of lhe parade Sandal from Disney World. 1bc perade also will feature J01111 Ltmdell of' Good Moming America" llld Allll Thlcke of " Orowing l'liDI" -· MarllyD Qu7le is going 10 be queen ol tile go- eiiU. Slle's returnillg to West Lafayeue, Ind., to as gnmd llllllhal of the 1991 Purdue Oraod Prix on April 20. The wife of \'ice President DID Qu7le is a graudale of Purdue University and will ride in a psrade and pr:eslde over othet activities llJ Ulliled l'mllnterutloul . HOLLYWOOD POWER SHUFFLE: Supengent Mlclllel ()yitz is l'lllbd No. 1 on l'remiac nurpzine's list ol the 100 most powerful pecp1e ill Hollywood f« tile leCOIId Sll'li&ht 'Jf*. OviiZ's fii'm , C!ellive AnisiS AFftCY, lqftiCIIts IIOIIIC of the bigest actm, c~Wctm and writers ill the entertainmt.nt business and be ldded to his fame by hcllrina the JlpiiiCIC fum Matsushjll )IUI'I:huc MCA. Studio executives dominaJe lhe upper level of lhe ~~~~&azine' s list wilh Araold Sc~aeuer, In lhe No. 13 spot, being the ftnt actor ranted. ·Kevil! CCIIbter was 871h in 1990 butiwnped to No. 141his year, even bef<Xe biJ "Dillces Wilh Wolves" Oscar bounty, and Tom Cralse was 16th. Jalltl Rollertl made ~ debut on tile list at No. 38, which makes her the powttful woman on lhe list. and Pmniere called her "tile boUal female box office draw since Streislmd" Jack Nkllolloa was among lhose dropping on lhe list. falling from No. 36 to 49th. with Robert Redford, who went from 40th to 60th, and Bette , who slid to 89th aflt.r being No. 761ast year. n ~ 1191 . • ' ' ,1 ..•. - ·- . "At lntt1 ..lt Prlctl" ':e I'lL 94t-2111 or ••· 949~2160 UALGOOD DAY All NilE GOSPEL SING MARCH 29-..7:30 P.M. t •> • .• ,•' • PUILIC 110 AOVI!RTIII!MENT s....., bldo . wit be . . celved by the VIa- of Syncju•, Ohio, untl 12 o"alaol! naan lacol tiiiMI on .- I 'y· ~ ( .••·' '' ,. i ' •c A Large Eggs ' h' .' ~ Kroger Grade A ~ i . .8 Large Eggs.......... :....... .... ~:~~.; ' OF II • SUNDAY 8:01am-8:11pm . 1 l t Paas Egg · Coloring Kit Elcll IN THE DELI·P~ISTIIY SHOPPE WITH WHIPPED CREAM TOPPING '. . r 1-lncll 34 oz. ' • .. ' 43211·11173. 13) -· ." '. c__, ..... court Me1P ' --· . . .. 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M7.o421 rou nH 1·800·141·0070 ~ l (6 141 915-4110 205 N. Saci!MI Str•t Mliloi.IPOIJ, 01110 45760 Offk1 614-992-2116 HOME 6t4-992·5692 DOmE S. IUINU; 11010 WHAIIY'S AUTO PAllS -= UCY SWISS •••••;.............:;..S3.35 AMISH IDnER .............~ ••••• S3.00 TRAIL BOLOGNA................. S3.60 AMISH HAM"''"'''"··········... S3!61 ..·'·' ~ -· 992-5526 -co FU.S ,.................: ......... S3.00 lit. • SMOKED CHEDDAR ............. S3.00 lb. MOZZ~RRLA ..................... S2. 75 lb. PEPPER CHEESE .................. s2.15 ·lb. BABY SWISS ....................... s3.55 lb. SHARP CHEDDAR ................ S3.40 Hi. MAilLE ............................... S2,.15 lb. l Gill a GOLDEo;r;A;~;~EAS DR 00' Waat 171 fait ~long oofd Elllt Letort Rolli to the 8outll liM "' ..... 100 Acre Lot 210: . _ . . Eoot. 1410 fait to the ..of llld - , ihenoo ....... the meondwlngo of IIIII creek North 12 !leo. 00.' Eoot 183.1 flat: North 12 clot· 00' Eo_, 71.2 feat: thenoo North 14 !leo. 00' !lilt . 131.1 ~ North 21 -... so· Eaot 100 fwt - .. Nortll 11 cleo· 41' Wnt 171.1 fwt ....... North 33 ..... 00' w.ot 10 fMi 10 lhl•....... Of bogln· nlng, can'-lnlng ~·on• 111d olx-tentlla 121 .11 ICNO. more or leu. but = to Ill ._1 h!allwap. THIRD TRACT: The fal- (loti Salt and low CoiesterOi) COLBY .............;........ fMr;m.S2.75 lb. •' j Sf!:Y:Ia 2% 915· CC73 667-6179 (FREE ESTIMATES! . t...,_ . AMISH CHEESE _,; Kroger Raal Sour Craam lheONeli, Wnt 1110flet flam the North111t COrMr of .l llld 100 Acre Lot No. 210: Walt 1100 fait Ia the - • of . Ellt Latort Rood: ._.. South I clea. , _-,...;....;...,,.---- 2-Litar NATURAL FLAVORS :ro-- Lot No. 210, Letart lhlp, Mllg1 County, Ohio, beginning In the - • of 54 MleceiiiiiiOU• Mll'chlildiM .t. lEALlilT K LIMFAT MU.IIAL tz.11 DAIRY CASE" bound1d •nd delcribld 11 laitowa: lllt111ln 100 Aare ,.... ....ecf........ c... from the NortiM!utoorMrof No. 11·CY' fr1 In Mlcf Court. aald 100 Acre Lot No. 211: . · ~~-- ·· "• •• TH~ of County, Ohio; II! the -11ri.ofPWntlff, 11M - ageitlltCI..,. Natlan8l 1!. Hll, et II .. O.r.tld· enu, oqjon 1 Judgment the- ~: · Diet Peps• or Pepsi Cola "IN . NOTICE OF IALE · · ly virtue of 111 ·0 - of .... ....,.,. aut of the ' the County crl Mliti; In the of Ohio. and In the Tawnohlp of Lourt , s- bl•..- . Public·Notice ' ' '''· . . NONR~~~~~:'ti.ET PEPSI, CAt~FEINE FREE PEP~I, -· ASSORTED VARIETIES . . zo. 27: (4) 3; :Ita . FREE · ~· ''' SLICED FROZEN ' . tllll !IIIIIW, . C.. No,•.to1711 ·TP·PIEX. for · pullllo I .,...... et 10:00 o.m., Wlfl. ........,, Aprl 24, 1111, ot the M.... County MultiPur1en1or Cit...., Ohio. 417d. Any lntw· pereon mey obtl!ln further ltilar!MIIon Nprd· lng thla mattli' by dirootlng •Ill Inquiry Ia till ' Pullllc Utllltlo1 · Commlaolon of Ohio, 1 so Ean I rood Stroll. Cotumbu1, Ohio ..... 78 · Pia t---y. .,._.,..n c-•. Ill.....,., Heltlhtl, Po........,, Pound .*188 Strawberry 1 , Boneless Smoked Ham SMALL u••• CCHNNII!on of OhloNf!l!lng the lnotltutlon of nonopttonel. flat·rlte, ••· t«tdld . . . eentlal the lllllla Exohltllll of ·GTE North ,_,... ........ the Pameray EIIIIMIIII of GTE · North lnoorparotlll. TIM! CammllllonhM~IId '· THORN APPLE VALlEY ROUND OR FLAT 17·9-LB. AVG.) WATER REOPEN AT 7:001m ON P.tONDAY APRIL lat., & RESUME NORMAL nu1Jn~ PIIUIId 1 .. Low Prices. And.Mo OPEN EASTER LEGAL NOTICE I. •• ' YOUR FRIENDLY KROGER STORE WILL BE ..... PIGIIIrty. W.wlt: lowlntl .... _oltu_lti , a-. .. •• l i n d a . - - ......... •'l•<ltallllepl~oya. N - II given that lle!b!l,. Mllclrllll...m-y, I r · Mil ..,......,u1 other l!tbacrlblr8 of tho lhedl E~[ ohltllllofGTENorth.l - r· patafl!l have tHad 1 petition 1. with the Public , , LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY COW. _ _ _ JMAf. - & I will offer for ..... et lhe hont door. of. the Court Hou• In P o - . Ma!g1 County, Ohio. on the 30th dly of Aprl, 1111 . It 10:00 o'ckH* A.M. tha .tanavuing . IECOND TRACT: TIM!Ial- 1 ______________ .. •Garages oiRoom Additions •Kitchens • Bathe •Vinyl Siding •Restoration •Repair Work SIMON'S PICK· A·PAIR ' ' " Estllllafes ·. - Interior • El;tlftor Pointing FIRST TRACT: The fa~ 'l'hllndly, Mey 2; 1111, It lowlntl ... ...... In wllloll time they will be the County of Ma!111. etet. op•!ld ..,.. publ!ciY -d. ·of Ohio llld In tile :rown..,lp for the purchiM 'o f • 1111 "' Latort: ...... In 100 Aare maclll pollee ONIIIf wltlt I Lot No. 211. 1.atM To-VI .JJO po l!lg!ne, Com- lhlp, Mllg1 County, Oltlo• phote apeclflcl~ far llld boglnnlntl II! the ..~• of . po11ae .,..., cen be ob- the O!'Mii. Wnt 1110 fHt . telned ftom the 11om Southlllt or pollae ohlef of VII- pf l!lldthe100 Aore Lot No. ' - of lyrocu•; , 211 : thence along tho .. . . muot bell!dNIIId to ............... ..of ..... creek Villoge of l y r - . 1111nl North 33 clot· 00' w.. 10 St., tyrocu•, OH. 41771. fwt ._.. North 10 dig. Md· •tmltled In a IMIIII ........,,. .......... Mdorwd 00' w.. 220 fMt: Ncirth II clot· OO'WIIItiZ.I ··Polloi c..Vi•" lid. flel t h e - of the ..... VIJioee of . .,._. . ... 100 IaAare Lot No. 211: - t h e rlgfdtaNJoctony, ..... 1~ flel Ia or llllllda, .ond to wolve ony the . of Ealt Letart lnforiMllty or ltregu~Mty Rood: tlllncl' Sautll -~~· . tMt tile vU'- deter"""" on• w.• 211 fait 1!1...,. the d - not moterlllly lfhct of ..... "*i Ia the the bidding ~-. •. . of IIIII .100 Aare VILLAGE OF 'SYIIACUSE ·-II"" ~ NO. 211; " ' - • Eaot 1 _ ' Jenlce Liweon• 1100 · fait to the pioN of Cllrll·T--or blalnnlng, -.Jnlng till · 131 27:. ~~· 4, , 1 ., 311: (10) ..,.._mora or laN. but Public NotiCe LIIIIT ONE 11-CT. CARTON WITH COUPON ft .11.M AOOITIOIIAL PUIICHAIE LIMIT 2 WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASE Orange Roughy Fillets . 1 ,, · Step & CellllpCII'e :-~ooflng cllrlt·-- .. ·'' .. r-· -----~----------~- -----. ~ ' FREE ESTIMATES •C••plete Public NOtice Publlc.Noltce z Gutter Cleaning · Painting R. L. MASH CARPENTRY aa• Ill IOOU I - EioGtticol ond Plumtilng '~q Page LIMIT ONE ·11-CT. CARTON ' l!WITH COUPOIII BELOW & .1... ADIITIOMAL PURCHASE · .......... ec;.,.... ._..... .IASIIAI II., IACIII 3-4.'91·1 mo. IIIII I HI N11,1 IISSEll & IIIII CONSYIUmON - cOn.-work . More .a..ega11s • Downspouts Dan' Hayman and Fa~h Tno, , Victory, Gabriel Quartet, Christian Sounds, Reflections Trio. Everyone Welcome ~ EE Gutters · Featurina: Edens Family, •.• 18-Ct.. Cartan NEW- BPAII Redeemers Quartet. Narrowway, •• Kroger Gra ROOFING Church Rutland, Ohio '' • • WE AES£RVE T HE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTITIE8. NONE SOLD TO DEALER&. 1-an1 LWrlteul Rutland Freewill Baptist i COPYRIGWT 1•1 - THE t(AOGER CO. ITEMB AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY.. MARCH 24, THROUGH SA T URDAY M~RCH 30, 1181 , IN UU.OU.AIIDI'OII-.w'8laMI. ' Kroger Wishes You And Your FamnyA Very Joyous.·· POIEVD 1101111 PROM TANNING SPECIAL . ht SO High School S,..llts 10 SESSIONS - $10 CGII 949·2126 .... Appt. FOIIVD 110111 f I . ............. Pl. 949·2101 tir 1... 949·2160 NO SUNDAY Night NO SUNDAY CAW IDVIITtiED 111M *ICY-E.ch of thllt •ctvtrt"-d item• la rllqUWM to t>. r.adlly •veiiM»>e tor ull in eaeh K roger Store ••cept n ~If":..~ no-.d ln tni• MI . It w. ~ rwn 0\11 ol ~ adv.t-.d item: ...,. ~ off• Y04.1 your f!hoice of • compar•ble ft-.n, when av•.a.~. rdtectfng the NI!.'MI Mvtnga Of I raincheck whieh willl en~ide you to pun;"-' lt'le • d vertiloed Item at t h e •ssELL . SIDING CO. UF,.. E•lftl8t•" '· Dar • • - tNeULATION CUSTOMUT HOMES & GAIAGES = .' •BLOWN IN IUILDEIS + Young Turkey Braast .. :...... ........ . ~~~B~u~s~in~ers~s_·_S_e,r_v_ic_e=s~~==i • ' U.S. GRADE A FROZEN (4-7-LB. AVG.) ARMOUR STAR . . · Public NotiCe •VINYL etDING •ALUMINUM SIDING TESTIFYING FOR ROSIE O'NEILL: Sbaroa G~ hll filii II ' the Feminist u . :.w;ty Foundation. Eleanor Smeal. prelldent of~ ••....,.... f ..,, National OrganizaliOII for WOIIICII uu group and former head o u"' . ." 1bc Trials of Rosie O'Ndu." C:,~ :::!'~s :ifMJ,irationat. s~ 11ao JDIICd the hourlona cbma for taking on issues like rape, abcxtionlawl and • · ism .In 1M judicial system. "Too often•. women are den!~.:...~ media and depic~ 81 brainless sex ob,e:ts or accessones Smeal said. "The character of Rosie 0 NeiU challenges thole stereo- edvenieed INle• within XI d•ya. Only on e " . . . ,. coupon will be acctDted per item purch•Md- The Ohio . ._ULLEIIN BOARD Trek" IIICIIIOIIIbllia. Gftl Deltl. JRSident of the Vulcan talk of Sc:leac:e and lRt,lmown 81 VAST, said some~ Ire evat . • ' ing about building a lifesize Iqllica of lhe USS J;!D~ IJid lbe IOWII also plans 1 summerlong celelnlion of " Star Trdr: s 25dlllllivet· sary. SPOCK HOMESTEAD: Mr. Spock, call home in Vu~ta. 1bc rural Csnadiln limlin~ and ranchil.!f to!" of 1,400 cc.tebrated l.eM8rci NlmOJ'I birthday-·-~ by putting on pointed · ears and proclaiming ' 'live long and posper • - lhe Vulcan toast from Nimoy's days as Spock on " Star Trek" -:- at a P!"Y at the · types.n Legion Half. The town ol Vulcan, about 100 .miles north of the Mon. . "!!'lwl lerioul " Star 1'rek" bent and ....been I wilh l'llrll!{ount J'ic:hnl to ICqUire the rigb!J to m~w:l•= · IIIII border bau •ssoci'"-4 with the annual go-can race. ·=:fer ...rch JO HILL ........................................ lel-4411 OFFICE ................... ........... ... .. .... .. 112·2211 ' .I ·• . • •, .. .... . iurt . Enjoy $),.95 oYOr 100 allen- ,.lo. IMihenewiLIVE It hlppene - 24 hou,., 1110 l'f•om In· cludetdtcad•. II CAU TOQAY · FEIIIIIA...l.SPICIAL ONLY ZENIX VIDEO I'IJ Mllto W. of Halztr ... .-.r --·--···-. - - It, 35, Galllpeis .. .. . . .. . n . - ....- ._ I �~ 2-The ' ..... .-. •• • • ~ • • -~~·. -~ · - - - ~ ... - - ~ . .... -..... . .. -- ~ -- ~·~·": . ..... ---··---·:---.- .--- . --~- --- ..- -·--~~ ~-. --· j:,. -.- .... -- - ._ .......~ , _ PI lor Ot Mt ,Rldp 1.1' 1 Ilion, 1M llllltL .....,. 11r11 1 t tu-. ldlcNn. ....... at olole on:1 wiN no - 1 ........ Prl In ctwl•a. ONo. IIIIMUC «* dlhtL 104 8» .... ·.,.. lob OP.\L A - II Fruth OIYeaWay 2 Doao. Pwi II!MI!o- Good ...... APIANO mll'f'liO ()liiiM • ~o~eo~o~w Ll~ A t:#J.J'EI c:..•....--: 1 32 Mobile Homll lor Sell 4 Television Viewing ----- ohldllll•r:.·~ 'T•Wo2.-,ar eom. &AI ... . .- . . . aNowl 1e~ a I DIDN 1T KNOW TI-IAT ONE M'1'5ELF, SIIS ... y_. ,. --~--------~--~ Cot~ - I 2 F -..... 441-3•/V aaw 8:30p.m. I I:l .lllr_ I r1-R tEl ,IJ ·I ' r ,I• 1 1 I · 0 tn11111e.. Tow IIWIIIIIIT.-, 00. ..... 1:01 (I) . .,..., u• • n CI T EW ~ ·''*'~u==R ltlw.,~s Bl&.~r:~ =::::. OIIIICiole 8:3111) AniiJ Clrtlllll . ~ I s AMI Dy .. . . a long apent at a Federal Govemment building bylng to stralghlen out 1101118 red tape, I've cfecideQ that government is a syatom lot reep~.~~ In line, mci8lly I "'• ~,_,IF-:.;1~1:..;.1~1. -t i~- ~Muc~~ewsr:~ 4 Pu-l. old. Mind - . . : ~:1112·71011 . Blond Lab mla I good chllde pol, aft«I:DO. I MUNOMS 1:01(2). Ill (1) • • • • . ' IM-:Bf.1tl7 oftwlp.m. 4 -~ In •••• li1llil fA lhe • faur IICiam~1sd -* b. 1ow to !uno faur - - _ . IV!flltCI 3 treM tor IIi ow aa d, .,_ lor CUI· lklg 114-111 Ull ar 1114121. · 3D at .... I llloolt faom o;orpol, ..... boll good ar-ln • •111111-. - ' tlldiiiU PIIIUI ' II·=·---nllhld. LUisa ... u...........a. -··---· be'"' ·21 •• •nr dian ..,.., lhonmy-. 11w:1 .. PomerOy-Middleport, Ohio 42 Mclllle Homll for Alfll -.-ol:: --.- IIIII\ • • r'IV ,.,- ,... iiiiiiiJ ..,.." --.:.;..·_ KIT IN' CAJIL\'U~ "' Lury Wrtpt 31 tl011111 for Sell 1...._.., ...... _ _ . . . . -:··- ~···-- - ~ \ I . . . . CAW.ftt • 'T u.rctl27 1881 -~· OUI R 1 REDUCE: l:um elf Ill whlio -1: • Sentinel LAFF-A-DAY oul • -L.....J'-....1.--L...J.......I L.. chuckle qiHIIold by. fllllilt In 1M :nbi:lna _ . you dMolop ~ 11op No. :J'below, · 1:00~la WhMI., (I) I of , ..... mpnr;l . I!::&.Jir;l . . I.:r:=:8 •=• .· NOirl'll .li. . . . BRJDOI . r;l onllht s..,., (1) .............., 0oz~:.'I'H ollp-.cl ec. '.... . 7:•()) lllniOid .811dlon 1:00 !2le llllhil aiNCI 1 MIJ II t• A la1her ZHrchtS · lor hla aon, who wu .PfiYI'GJ ·k l d u by lht ...... '·C:. &.A SJ" (I) MOYI : The iumvoot (R) s..-. (2:00 . (iJ ~.The Wonder.,_. Kevin IUvaa a braotllt from ~· Winnie atanott:er Q!(l'a hOuH~-·.Iil Willi DMI (ZJ (!) T Flllel .. ' H.Norman Schwarzkopf. Commencler 01 lht Allld Forcu s-. 111 • • a1101n s -. .. a'lie MOYII!: The 1.01111 Hoi lu:tAI* (PI2 ol2) (2:®) Ml -J..~ Q IlNne! Oprr In Hoi rtan: TlwlcOIIIIMIC • 141 M - Plllrt, Roy Acuff and other memblrl of the Grand Ole Opry pertorin lor Prelldentlnd Mrs. Buill at lht Houator: aumi'nll. (1 :00) G Off Roed Aeclng HDIIA Nlaaan 400 fi'om L.at Vegas (T) I 8PI.INNIWI ID MOVIE: WIIO't Gollhe ~1 (2:~ A..Ait..J a.o ~ Pa..rnCAL f.ICR)£- Yard Sale 7 Gallipolis & VICinity bo- ALL Yonl Salol Mull Bo Pold In Advlnl!ll. DEADUNE.-c!:DO p.m. lha dly lha od Ia to nm. Sllnday odllan • 2:00 p.m. Frldoy. Mondoy odllon - 2:00 p.m. s.turday. Cllpn!lo Yard Solo: F....,Hwo, Eowclal 111110, Old Taola, Haovy Duly P.ocUI Knlvlo, Alit Troller, Flohlng E· labyalllar Wanlod: Parl·llme tor 11 ·_,lh · old child. Ap. proxlmltely 24 houl"' per week. No · evoningo or weekenda. Pnf• ••• Ia oome to hom. bUI Will oonaldar goll)g :o aUiara homo. M•al live In Qllllpofla or on RI.:U Woot noar Qalllpolla. MuM bo nOUHmoker, ~ cha-ar, no laanagara, only oxpw*- naod opply, vwy good Call 1-1-0118 ollor lp.m. Eopo-d bobyolnw wllh reWtncu, mature racty for day w- ..... ........ - - coli ""-r 1:00PM,-.--. olnliqiiiO, Frio FEDERAL LAW EHFORCEIIEHT Callllllll, ... Color lloy-, ' Mo.-1 ... ... 101 :y. For ~~ Slrwl Exlonllon, . Frio No _ gutpment, ~- T.v, Public Sale & AuctiOn Riel! Pao.-on -ion Compony now ~ •uotlon•, u:- - makOti illo clftWinco. l.lcon.-:t CJh!!... KoniiiCI:y, Wool . Ylrglnll, 104-n>-8711. wanted to Buy 9 . Applo n, n plY~ or nE -pldor, ... -Uonol ........ IOw'll--.- . Cornplolo ea... ... • Dawn, Car ~ 121 I Dawn. 114- 111- ~llllldoy ·--·· Cillo. ·-·ion - o-nclible. niDooDie How..,. M.D. Doogla'alalher w11 not a car r;l Galllpollo Area.e14-2SW:m. Want To Lowna In Rllllond A,.a. 114-'1112·2311. ' ;,~~~==---.,­ WUI mow lawna 441-31158. Wort. wontad-Yard -Ina. Wort, TrimminG. Odd . - . Light lrallll"'" *'171-1'101. .. .. --- -- lelhlm keep he hal· IIOUIIht. (R) Sll:reo. (l) (I) GNit PelfonniiiCII The IWO royal IMollles ere on lht brink ollht apc:calJpee. (PI3 ol 3) s..,.,. C = In IQMI(Qafl[pollo). Call•-·• 114- O.J. Wlllll Raad. I Wooded IIIJio!lnll I.GIJ..! ICfM. lo build on. ll,ow.IM-24 Ill . . . . . . . .... 21 RNIEatale I BUIII'MISI 48 Space tor Rent Country Mobllo Homo Pork, R - 13, of PomoNIJ. ---~~·-' :JM.em: 111111. ....... - · Call ~-ronllla, Ren1als • Pan.oiH Ugl!lod Blaol t321. Fno dlllv10y/ltllwo. lllllllc Ill· -an,tl 14'7.10 """· 1-531 3413 lnl. Avo. Qol. King o1U Wllor bod now 1111 All .. h Duotz - I onglno. Hoi 1110 · WID Iaiii lroclo ln. 114114•7142 or 114 Itt IIGGI. no. UNCI ippllonooo, T. ' 1111. ODin I a.m. 1o Mon..eat. &J4.. ..__ ........... _..,. :::'.=...llrp yord, no palo, 114- :="CIH -r ... Wlnlod to buy, •!filing llmbar, loll Wlnll:nl 1 Sono tM-112· ....... ~'lim = YibNior, 1 drnert~ MOD.'3M! 112-142111fll2-3-,.1. · .Ul,,_,.FURNITURE Compltlo home lurnlolllnal. Houra: .....,.11, t.s. 1~ a.-.. 0312.~:- oul lllllvlla Rd. F... -:ilr::' cc.: Business Services 31 Home1torSele .... 11d0 Holly Port: mobllo homo. 2eon:lhlon bod,_, POOO.DO 1111 - 1·114... ell- ~ :y. UU ""'piM d,.... n ohllll ol ...._,., 01110 top wtcklr llblo 4 - . bor dh 2 ..... ~=· ln. liquid RPa l Es1a1r - •.r,..m. wove moar..o, 2 -lng _.._ Von:llna lloulo. - . . . lnVIIInllill. COmpany " ' - " 1· I or 4 t:r: lllllh I 112, Clly Wlnlod To B•y: J - AldOl lo'Jaatl Shown ly IID0-477-11,11. wllh or wllholll -· Call Larry Unly. Ellro IIIOCiml? Qnly. ~.. ·~ __ _111-3U.11303. _ _ _ _ _..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Nood llo:ww"1:MI u, .. To 11100 pw Willi wOIIIIna AI Z IIIII · For Qalalll : tJM Enlor..-., P.O. loll 2413, WlnIIIIVII!o,OHU1112. !Or ,.,. In _ , , bla Ukl - Hannah 1Jec11met jlaiOUI whall Marty Is HniiO llhOOI a twlmaun 1.-. Q 10:00 (Jl. 0 Quantum Leap Sam IUpalnto a pllnlll whose life 11 endar:gnci. s-. ft-• __,, ltrdoom, .............. ciNn, 114 -ICHIO. ,....-- ,_.... I lorlnlco. Willie ·aonopy lwtn :~ ·-1 R - - - - . Oryoro. Q-aod ........ - -bor - lor 11 mo•- · Tho "::"' .... ,..-wcn•l1~ 1111144• r;l (J)Nowl s.terao. Transport :I i ~l'£TNk.' );II_ -The Nexl SCNNI!~IIewa 1D 7011 Club Willi Pat Building . RabutaM\ w Supplies cC.":" wtn- b ~·*•wo.eau~. .241111 114, - - - . OH Call Win: =~~··oall~o~ftar~I~:GO~p.~m~.1~14-~~;.tbod~,~~·~~~~~~~~~~wk~o~~bun~k :::"'R:::"~· ASTRO-GRAPH SNAFU® by B1111:e Beattie 2 b I ~ -~~-!"Ill, lol, 1111-· WY. »W71-71d. BERNICE BEDE OSOL . 0 Dllllrlct, Ulnl eondlllon, llrgo llncod yard. 121,000. 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U Eut bu the spade ace, there Ia no problem, but w1illt can Olllaml VIOo s-. • GIJnd Ole Opty In Hot: IDO: Tile e..,Mimic lu:Mtll Minnie Peart, Roy Acuff lnd other llllftlblis of lht Grind ()Ia ()gry pil1orm lor Prelldtnllnil Mit. llulh ·, .' tAitiO +u One art of declarer play Ia to make li!e :llfficul\ for lbe defeoden. · c,- lbe Eut-Weat cards and decide bow you woald play in lour bearta apm.t a low elub lead. North's twono-trump reapoaee wu tbe Jacoby foreln& rnaJor-llllt ralle, and South'• three-no-trump rebid Indicated 5:3:3:2 or 5:4:2-2 dlltrlbutlOD with IIOIIM! mra . IIMIII ..,,... .?ItS .QJ87 By Ja- Jactby 7:10~"'CowU:;II a Jnp• dJI. g '' getting BETTER. 8l1d Mra. King loa 7:01 (J) ~ Dt:p •• ICIAMalft ANIWRI 3·"Rodent~ Matte .. ~- Unjuat- BETTER A good rule to live·by ...WheoOVOr you teet that 111o Is crowding yau, remember there's always room lor 'I �• Page 14-The Dally Sentinel STORE ..... HOURS Monday fhQJ Sunday 8 .AM- 1o·· PM Stanford tops Sooners 78-72 ·for NIT title ·. . POWELL'S . ' PRICES Cards : 6-H, A-C; 2-D; lO.S ~,otto: ' 10-11-31·44·3·35 Kicker: Page3 ADULT EAST·ER · 298 SECOND ST. · POMtROY. OH. MAR. 24 THRU MAR. '3o~-- f9c)l ·Pick 3:044 Pick 4: 3354 • e ·• a1 • ' I •~ . Roast· "'.).... ·, ....$1 79 (hue." LB. ' ' ' ' , u.s:o.A. CHOICE .BEEF Round Steak.•~~-~.~.$ 229 U.S.D.A: CHOICE .BONELESS BEEF'· . . . . . . · $ 2' 1·9 Rump R • ': lB. Oa$f •••••·•·••• BONE~ESS . $ 59 · Ch1cken Breast .!1.. 2 . ' Chicken .Livers CORN KING ' ,. BUCKET BEEF ·~ st·. , "u e e.a .b k. · 1 · J' . : · .6 ••••.••• $2 79 !•• . r Commission· · . . discusses jail modifications 39 ~-~~-$2 . ' ' DISCOUNTS ' . WILL BE FROM 5°/o TO 100°/o. YOU WILL GEt' THE D'ISCOUNT OFF YOUR PURCHASE. · ' $ 89 Boneless Ham ....~. . 1 . BREADED ' . . $]. 99 .Ocean Perch •••·•••~.. · .... ~ ' Yams ••~•• ~ •••••••••• 4 Las. $1 ' ' HANGING ROCK . Large Eggs ····~=~~ ..T. 69 ( GOLDEN WHEAl BANQUET . . . . Mac. & Cheese.•.• Pot ·Pies .~•. ~~-••• !. J-. 3 CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN · s s f$2 .. . BANQUET ' . · Noo dl e .oup .·:~~~~. -· TV D1·n· ne' rs·. •••••••••••• · ··~O-l2 oz. .(·9'9< 0 • REGULAR OR WITH BLEACH.- TIDE DETERGENT 136 oz. $699 DOMINO SUGAR. • :a~· $169 ..- cwy At ...... ....., v• Gtllll ..... 24 1111'11 .... fO. 1991 lllillt I Ptr Custllll• . BATHROOM T~SUE _:_VELVEt'· . . · •,-:.u 2· /~· 1 llto4l Only At Pow••• . . . rllu hell .... 2t thru .... JO, 1991 Unlit 2 .., (Uifllli. ' ' ' GOLD MEDAL 518. lAG FLOUR 'N h western . Oh lO • hlt• b1u se.vere Storms, Wln • dS . Crow gets atquainted with ·th~ !lays-old French Alpine Goat, wblcb Peggy and .her family are r~ng .. INTRODlJCING ••• TECUMSEH! • Pe&u Crane, right, took her ramDy's newest' member ' out and about on Wednesdi!Y to meet tile folks io Pomeroy. Here, Pomeroy Attorney Fred W. ' ' . Woman hurt in accident ---Our Easter Egg Hunt . r will start at 8 A.M. Search gets underway and will c.ontlnue untH all eggs are found. lONE EGG PEl OIDEI · EXCLUDING TOBACCO PRODUCTS,} ' 69( ._. Gilly At Pew••• S..,. Yalu GtNNI lllr. 24 lhru Mar. 30, 1991 limit I Per (Uitomlr ed that they would be willing to By BRIAN J. REED undenake major safeiy-related renSentinel News Stan ovation of the ftrst floor cell area. Necessary modifications to the That work woulc\ include painting Meigs County Jail were discussed at Wednesday's regular meeting of and re-wiring. Soulsby w~I\Sked to formulate the Meigs County Commissioners. The commissioners discussed an outline df'nis wishes for the with Meigs Co11nty Sheriff J8mes first-floor cellblock area for the M. Soulsby a letter dated March 14 board's review. In addition, Souls· .which delineates the results of a by said tliat he would investigate February stale inspection of the further the alternatives to actual jail jail. The letter, mailed to Soulsby incarceration, including a house by JaiJ Inspector Barbara Kamins- arrest program much like that ki, outlines necessary staffing underway in the Juvenile Court changes and capital improvements system, and community service. Programs like these could be that would allow the department to necessary i( the second floor of the continue as a full-service detention jail is closed or if the jail is reduced facility and which would also per~ . to a five-day holding facility mit the department to use the seeinstead of a fuU-service facility that ond floor to house prisoners. it is now. , "The use of the two housing In other action, the commissioncells upstairs should be discontiners agreed to enter into a "cafeteria· uei:l," the letter states. ''This situation may create a threat to the life style'' insura'nce plan for !Is safety of jail occupants an<\_ there- employees at their meeting on Wednesday. fore a potential enforcement tssue." The plan was proposed at last The letter also advises county officials that full-time staffing week's meeting by American Famwould have 10 be added if the sec- ily Life Assur.ance Corporation ond floor cellblock is to be used in Representative Herman Lynch. The program, described as a "pre-tax the future. · While the commissioners took flexible benefit plan", offers a tax no fonnal action on the matter yes- break for all employees on the terday, they did indicate 10 Soulsby county payroll whO ar!l enrolled in th,at they wollld advise in disc~ntin­ the county's self-insurance health ·uation bf'the second floor cell - plari. ' . . The plan, once in place, will blpck. ' . deduct the cost of health ins'ID'ance. , "This county commissidner has from the employee's taxable no .trouble doing anything that con. income. In turn, Lynch will offer cerns safety, health standards and his cafeteria plan policies, such as the general welfare of the prisoncancer, intensive care and dismemers," Commissioner Richard E. berment inslD'ance to the employee, 'J Jones said at the meeting. encouraging the employee to use "However," he continued, "if the the money saved lhrough the tax state WaniS modern 'hotel' convebreak " to purchase such policies. In . .. · niences in a jall'facility ... then let fact, under some instances, such the state pay for them." · Jones went on 10 comment that policies could be obtained "free of · ' ' many of state's "requirements" for ' charge". The agreement does not force When Bll!Y Cran~. Muldlepor.t, ' fuU-service jails make those facili- · employees to purchase any of dectded .ID nu~ a dairY goa! for hts ties nicer than many of the homes AFLAC's polictes. However, by · ~-H project this summea:, 11 s ,ll~b- . in Meigs County. · law, those employees opting not to ably safe~? say that he .and his SIS· In addition to proposing the purchase the policies must sign a ter, Doma, and the1r mother, closing off of the second floor of Continued on ·page 12 Peggy, dido 't realize just what the·jail, the commissioners indicatthey were getting into. · · · "Emmaline", a full-br;ed French Alpine goat. was expecting· a baby o~t when the Cranes took her intD the family. A week ago, Emmaline 1 ,gave birth toner ,mate babynamed "Tecumseh" by the Crane J family . The labor, however, was By RICH EXNER · .tornado which also ~prooted difficult - a painful breech birth United Press International numerous trees. tel~phone and which caused Emmaline to reject Severe storms and high winds power lines. . her newborn son. , swept across northwestern Ohio Toledo Edison Co. said at least It was then the Cranes !D the·res- WedneSday night, spawning a tor- 70,000 homes were without power cue! Donia, a college student, nado that destroyed between 50 in Lucas county and the Toledo milks Emmaline in the morning, and 60 vacation homes in Williams area during the night with about and BiUy, II, milks in the evening. county. At least 18 people were 20,000 homes still out early ThlD'sThe Cranes then must bottle feed . day. their new ~~'and have taken over injured. Moshe· Mohre. Williams county There were some outages all of the' maternal" duties that the ei vii · defense director reporting reported in other areas of WiUiams mother has failed to perform for from a school where disaster relief · · County and in Erie County near ·Tecumseh. headquarters had been established, . Sandusky and Cedar Point Though less than a week old, said the injured were treated and amusement parkthe on the banks of Tecumseh already sports budding Lake Erie. horns, which the Cranes are going released. Mohre said the tornado devasIn Lorain County, the sheriff's 10 have removed in short order. In tated a 5-mile strip near Nettle office some damage had been addition, neutering will be per- Lake, a reson area nonh of Mont- causedsaid in Amherst by straight line formed right away as weU.,For the pelier; about40 miles west of Tole- winds. , time. being, the Cranes intend to do. The storm and winds quickly make their newest goat a housepet. ''It probably took 50 to 60 moved across the. state Wednesday · homes (vacation homes) ou~ upset night. , . one car and tore down a chlD'ch," Thll weather service said thai. at said Mohre. aboutlO p.m. storms,moved north· . Mohre said the cburch is gone east at 40 mph from a line between but pews were left standing by the Dayton and Toledo. A Pomeroy woman suffered minor injuries Wednesday when she lost control of his ~ehicle on Chester Township Road 92. · Mary K. Persons, 58, of 742 E. The Point Pleasant Fire Depan- a 17-foot boat to provt<lc llliSIStance Main Street, was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospttal by the ment put a boat intD the Ohio River to the fire depanment He said they Meigs County EMS following the to begin the water search for the could assist with the search and accident. She was treated and later · body of a man missing since Sun· control river traffic. The ftre depanment spokesman released, a hospital spokeswoman day. According 10 a fire department said Valley Fire Department is hanspokesman, this is the first day a said Thur.iday. dling the radio communications According to a report from the boat has been used in the search with the rescue boat. · Gallia-Meigs post of the State due to high waters. The victim's identity has .not yet Bill James, Mason County . Highway Patrol, Persons \j'as west· been released. The man was work· bound when she apparently lost Director of Emergency Setvices, ing on a barge Sunday afternoon control of her 1980 Cadillac Coupe said he is currently attemptin~ to when the barge hit a peer at the Deville and slid off the left side of get a helicopter to search the nver · GaUipolis Locks and Dam, causing the roadway, striking 811 embank· from the dam to Huntington. He menL Persons reponed to the patrol added as soon as ihe watqr went it to capsize. Aecordlna to a that the steering had locked up on down.. more boats would be put spokesman for the locks and dam, the barge and towboat was owned her automobile just pripr to the intD the water. by the Mulzer Crushed Stone Co. Coast Guard spokesman Lt. Bob crash. ' City, IN. ofTell Duld said Thursd~y morning the · Persons was not Cited in the guard has dispatched ~rson~l and · crash. · •1 . F aml'U a opts goat as h o.·usepe[ (The 1OO'o Egg Will Receive FREE Groceries!!) Please bring UNOPENED egg to the cashier. The .cashi.er MUST open the egg to validate the discount or .' present the • pr1ze. ONE EGG PER FAMILY ' All Eggs In • · Plain View. 25cenle • 96 Plastic Eggs Will Be Placed Throughout The Store · With Cash 'Discounts or Prizes in Each Egg! ' • • ' ' Friday, high near SO. Chance of rain 80 percent. 9lll3l EGG HUNT!! . U.S.D.A. CHOICE _BONELESS BEEF Low tonight In mid 30s. I prizes sacb u "M.y Firat Garden" kit; Bunny HOPPING FOR LEUKEMIA " The kiDder· Hop toflllrll, 1 money poac:ll, bac:llpack, sweat· garten class at Middleport Elem,ntllry held 1 shirt or beadpbone radio. Pictured, l..r, are "Bunny Hop" yesterday to benefit tile Leukemia buany boppen Liley Howerton, Jordan Kln1, Society. or America •. Eac:l1 cbHd received 1 Christopher Pk:kens, Brandl Shea, Angle Stone "Bunny Hop Cei111kllte" and clependln& on the ·' • amount of money raised could quaHI'y r..- ot11er ·... and Ashley PaJIIe: ' ' • . ' • ,·, ...... ' . .... ' .. ' . . ' .. � 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. 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