https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6982e73be0bb8b8196a7b079a2ea96cb.pdf 060102d0aabdcf251b1666c101699b17 PDF Text Text Page-10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Monday, September 17, 1990 ,__Local news briefs ----. Autumn arrives seven days early in Ohio Road to close for repairs The Oak Grove Road will be closed Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. so that the Racine Water Department can do repair work on the water line. Jane Beegle, Racine village clerk-treasurer, announced. Stolen vehicle recovered A 1990 Ford truck taken from the driveway of Marvin Burt, Wetzgal St., Pomeroy, sometime ea rly Saturday morning has been recovered in Jackson Coun ty. Pomeroy Police reported that Burt reported the vehicle stolen Saturday. He said the keys had been left in it while It was parked in the driveway . Driver cited after wreck Richard Vaughan, 74, Prospect Hill, Pomeroy , was cited for failure to yield as the result of an accldl'nl Friday night at the intersection of Butternut Ave . and West Main. According to the report of Pomeroy Po lice, Vaughan was traveling sout h on Butternut a nd when he entered thP intersection, he struck a motorcycle being driven by LonniP Taylor , 33. Railroad St, Middleport. Taylor suffered co ntusions when he was thrown off the motorcycle by the impact and he was taken by the Pomeroy emergency sq uad to Veterans Memorial Hospital where he was treated and released. There wa s heavy damage to both vehic les, police reported . Clonch jury trial underway Jurv trial proceedings are underway this morning in Meigs County Common Pleas Court In the case of Rodney Clonch of Middleport, who faces two count s of tra!flcklng In marijuana . Clonch was one of 12 a lleged drug offenders ind icted Parlier this s ummer by the Meigs Coun ty Grand J ury The State of Ohio is represented In the case by Meigs County Prosecuting At torney Steven L . Story and As sis tan t Prosecutor Linda R Warner_ Clonch is represenll'd by Meigs Co unty Public Defender Charles H. Knight. EMS has 9 weekend runs Mf'Ig s Coun ty Enwrgrnc.v Medica! SPrvicf's rPspondrd to ninr calls ror assistance over thr weekend . At 12: ;J3 a.m on Sa tu rday. Pomrroy squad was dispat c hPd to Darwin for Aund a Klein. who was tran sportPd to Veterans Memorial Hospital Klein wa s later flown by Life Flight to Gra nt Medical Center. At 1:13 a. m., Syracuse squad wrnt to M ain Strrrt in Pomeroy. Mary Ga rnes was transported from there to Holzer Medical Center . AI 4:31 p.m .. Pomeroy squad w•' nl to Tuppers Plains: William Cruesrr was takrn to Holzrr Mcdica I Ce nter Middl e port squad was called to Brownell /\venue. Martha Burnes was transported from there to Vete· rans Memorial Hospital Ru Uand squad was called to New Lima Road lor Haro ld Nutt at II 50 a.m. He was transported to Vetl'rans Memorial Hospit al. At 2:54p.m., Middleport sq uad wen t to Page Street for William Smith, who was transported to Vete ran s Memorial Hospital. Middleport squad was called to North Third Avenue at 10: 17ip.m ., and tran spor ted Amy Yates to Vetl'rans Memorial Hospital. On Su nda y at 6:24 a.m. , Ru · lland sq uad was called to Sa lem St ree t for J oA nn Eads . Eads wa s taken to Holzer Medical Center . At R: 49 a m. , Pomeroy sq uad wa s transported to Riebel Road . Darien O'Ne il was treated bu 1no t transported . Post guild to vote on issue tonight NEW YORK tUP l t - The editor of the New York Post tried hard to sound optimistic as th e newspaper's largest union prepared to vote on a do·Or· die offer that could spell the end of the feisty tabloid . "I think it's go in g to be ar ound lor a nother 200 years, .. said ed itor Jerry Nachman . " [lut we' ll certainly know b£1t!Pr tomorrow Members of the Newspaper Guild were schedu led to meet at li p.m. ~l o nd a~ 10 vote on whethrr to accept a managem e nt offer th ai includes a four ·day work week. a 12 perce nt cut in benefit s, and the loss of more than 40 jobs. Post owner Peter Kallkow has said he is prepared to fold the IH9 · Franee ... Co ntinued from page 1 against a possible Iraq i inr ursion into Saud i Arab ia In Jordan. Palf'stinian spokes · men said Monday that King Hussein met with lht' leaders of two radical Pa!Ps tinian groups in a reconri l ia tion m ovr attr!burrd to the Pf'rsictn L: ulf c r isis Husse 1n had drivrn the Pa irs tine l.ihrration Organization and i ts radical of fshoots from his kingdom in 19i0 following a blood v confrontation betwePn thr Jordanian army lind Palesljnian fact ions. The s pokes men satd the king met separate ly wit h George Habash, leader of the Popul ar Front lor the Liberation of Pa les tine. and Nail Hawatmeh. head of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine, at his palace Sunday. The meetings, a no tll er sign of the shiftin g political allia nces In the Middle Eas t si nce Iraq Invaded Kuwait. also reflected widespread empathy In Jordan lor Iraqi Presiden t Saddam Hussein and dissatisfaction with the U.S.·ied multinational mil · itary force in the Persian Gull. Hawatmeh and Habash were In Amma n to attend a pan -Arab conference ca lled to protest the multin ationa l force a nd seek an Arab so lution to the c risi s. While King Hussein has ca lled lor th e withdrawal of his ally Iraq from Kuwait, he has also called lor the withdrawal of Western forces . Hussein has been at · tempting to walk a fine line. meeting with the radical Palestinians Su nday but falling to appea re at the star t or the co nfere nce as sc heduled on Sa turd ay. In Tehran Monday, !he dally Jomhurl Eslaml newspaper criticized the U.N. Security Council I year -old newspaper Tuesday If the 325-member union. which Includes reporte rs, editors. pho· tographers and advertising and clerical employees. votes down the proposal. The Gu ild 's executive commit · tee rejected the deal Friday night. in a vote that left it the only one of 10 unions to say no to management demands . Kaiikow allowed the un io n to postpone a vo te of the full membership, averti ng what would have made Sa turday the paper's last day In business. Guild members sa id they were agon izing over whether to accept sweep ing co ncessions - the eq ui valent of a 20 percent pay cut - or vote themselves out of business. for en forci ng resoluti ons aga inst the Iraqi invasion of Kuwai t while II had turned "a blind eye" to Iraqi atrocities during it s 1980-1988 Gulf War against Iran . Iraq, seeking allies where it can find them. has made it s peace with Iran. But oil Industry offic ia ls In Cyprus sa id Monday a n oil deal between the two former foes appears to have fallen through. Baghd ad had reportedly been willing to offer oil to Ir a n In return lor food and medicine. scarce In fraq because of the U.N. Imposed eco nom lc em · bargo against the co untry. The authoritat ive oil publica· tion Middle East Economic Surveys sa id Monday that Iranian oi l ministers are denying the deal was ever con te mplated. Iraq I officials sa ld 29 Iraqis left France Sunday night lor Jordan and that 11 diplomats would leave later In the week. Iraq's ambassador to Paris, Abdul Razzak a! Hashim!. who went to Charles de Gau lie airport to see his countrymen off, denied any raid on the French ambassa dor 's residence In Kuwait and said France acted hasUJy In orderi ng the expulsions. Hospital news Veterans Memorial SATURDAY ADMISSIONS Martha E. Burns, Middleport; John Southern, Syracuse; John W. Arbaugh, Tuppers Plains. SATURDAY DISCHARGESMargaret Crane. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS None. SUNDAY DISCHARGES William Robinson. By United Press International Autumn seemed to arrive seven days early with chilly temperatures brushing the state Monday morning and chances of near record lows during the night. The cooling trend arrived courtesy of a high-pressure sys· tern In southern Canada that began pumping cold air southward . A slight warming trend was expected lor Tuesday, with highs reaching 70. The National Weather Service's extended lorecast called for a chance of showers Wednesday , with highs Block party... Conti nued rrom page 1 Chevette. Production, 1975 through 1985, Terry Ross, Gallipolis, 1984 Monte Car lo. Muscle car, 1963 through 1974, Dan Hill. Ga lloway, 1970 Olds Cutlass, Dan Holtz, Hebron. 1970 · Plymouth. Special In terest, Char les Eva ns, Ironton. 1962 Ford Fa lcon Ranc hero. Convertibles, Robert Lark ins. Long Bottom, 1963 Mercury, Steven Shriver, Sandyville, W. Va . . 19i60 Plymouth Roadrunner. Street Rod through 1934, Max Hill, Racine, 192 Ford coupe, Kim Neal, Mason, W. Va, 1926 Ford Touring Car Street Rod, 1935 through 1948, Jim Landis, Health, 1938 Chev · ro le! Coupe, Ed Huffman, Belle· vil le, W. Va ., 1937 Chevrolet Coupe. Street Machine, 1949 through 1962, Ch rist opher McBride, Ma · riet ta, 1955 Chevrolet two door, and Sandy Wiseman, Parkers burg, W. Va, 1956 Chevroll't Belair. St reet machine, 1963 through 1974, Warren [)('Vault, Spencer, W. Va .. 1970 Chevrolet Nova , and Chris Piles, Athens, 1969 Chl'v rolet Corvet te. Street Machine, 1975 through 1984, Harold McClaskey, Harris vi lle, W. Va., 1978 Plymouth Va la ro. a nd Ci nd y and Harry Pickens. Pomeroy, 1984 Buick Regal. New Car, 19R6 and ~p . Doris Deal, Point Pleasant, W Va .. 1987 Monte Car lo, and Gle n Goins. Athens. 11987 Chevro let Ca maro. Mini truck. Gene Whaley , Shade. 1986 Chevrolet, and Ch uck Parker, Huntington, W. Va.,1986 Toyota. Truc k, 2 wheel drive, Jack Dewees, Sou th Charleston, W.Va ., 1980 Chevrolet, and Bill Patton. Mineral Wells, W. Va., 1957 Chevrolet Camero. Truck, 4-wheel, Garv Warren, Gal lipolis, 198<16 Chev-rolet , and Doug Crabtree, Oak Hill, 1978 Ford. Corvette through 1974, Tim and Charles Loughry, Newport, 1970 Corvette, and 0. J . Barker. Jr .. Davisville, W.Va .. 1967 Corette. Pro street , drag car. Dave South, Athens, 1969 Plymouth Roadmaker, and Sharon Neut· zl ing, Ches ter , 1969 Chevrolet ldanell Foss, 88, of Pomt Pleasani, died Sunday, Sept. 16, 1990, in Pleasant VaUey Hospital. Born June 8, 1902, in Keokuk, Iowa, she was a daughter of the late Charles and Nellie (Martin) Reed . A member of the Trinity United Methodist Church of Point Pleasant, she was also a member of Chapter 75 Order of the Easter Star and An'"' Bailey Mason County Extension Homemakers. She was a 1920 graduale of Gallia Academy. Precooed in death by her husband , Nonnan Foss, and son, Donald, she IS survi voo by a close friend , Ruth Robinson of Point Pleasant. Stocks Dally stock pri ces 1As of 10:30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis & Loewl Am Electric Power .... .. . 26Y, AT&T .. .. .............. ... 30'!, Ash land Oil ...... .. .. . . 33Ji, Bob Evan s........ .. .... 13% Charm ing Shoppes.. ... . 81(. City Holding Co. .. .. .... 15 Federal Mogul. ...... .... 16% Goodyear T&R . .. .. .19'h Key Ce nturion .... 10'!, Lands' End.. ..... .. .. .. 11% Lim!led Inc . ... . ...... 151/1 Multimedia In c.... .. ....... 6111, Rax Restaurants .. . H; Robbins & Myers . . 20 Shoney's Inc. .. .. ... 12% Star Bank ................. ... .1HIJ1 Wendy's lnt'l .6 Worthington lnd ......... .... 2111;. mostly sunny skies over the remainder of the state. The prediction of high temperatures ranging from the low 60s to the low 70s was about 10 degrees below normal for midSeptember. The weather service sa id dear skies and light winds Monday night would provide Ideal weather conditions to allow tempera tures to fall to near record lows over tile enUre state. Lows were expected to dip to 35 to 40 degrees, and some patchy frost was expected In low areas. Conditions should remain dry across Ohio until Wednesday, when a co ld front over the Special awards went to Ja ck DeWees, Sout h Charlesto n, best e ngine, 1980 Cherolet pickup; best int erior , Chuck Parker, Huntington. W. Va. , 1986 Toyato Pickup; best paint, Bill Pallon. Mineral Wells, W. Va., 1957 Ca mero: best G. M., Warren DeVault. Spencer, W. Va . , 1970 Chevy Nova; best Ford, Gene Whaley, Shade, 1959 Ford Edsel; best mopar. Dan Holtz, Hebron , 1970 Plymouth Cuda; longest owned car. Ed Huffman. Bellevi lle, W. Va . , 1937 Chevy coupe; comi ng the far Illes t for the show, Jim McConnell. Dover, who was also the oldest participant. On the car show committee with th e chairmen were Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Venoy, Brian Bailey. Terry Bailey , and Brenda tMrs . Cra ig! Venoy. Others assisting were Tim Wyant. Frank Case, Chip Werry, Millke DeVault. Mandy Russell and Ann Van Meter . The funeral will be Wednesday, I p.m., at the Crow-HusseU Funeral Home with the Rev. Steven E. Dorsey officiating. Burial will be in the Beech Grove Cemelery, Pomeroy, Ohio. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday from 510 9 p.m. Martha Anderson Manha Elizabetll Ander.on, 87, of Racine, OH died ThW5day, September 13, 1990, a1 Veterans Memorial Hospital, in Pomeroy, following an e. tended illness. Born August 6, 1903, she was the daughter of the late James W. and Cara Rhodes. She attended the Nazarene Church in Racine and was a homemaker. She is survivoo by one son, James Arnold Anderson of Racine; two brothe~ . Kenneth and James Lester Rhodes both of Racine ; four gnmdchildren; three greatgrandchildren and four great-greatgrandchildren. Services were held II a.m. Sarurday, Sept. 15, 1990 at the Letan FaUs Cemetery Chapel with the Rev. Roger Grace officiating. The Casto Funeral Home in Evans, WV was in charge of ammgements. Licenses issued Marriage licenses have been Issued In Meigs Cou nty Probate Court to Dewayne Richard Fisher , 24, Middl eport and Rebecca Jean Terry, 19, Middle· port ; a nd Donna Sue Frank, 25, Pomeroy and William Russell Capehar t, Jr. , 32. Pomeroy. Plck·3: 1511 Plck-4: 2192 Cards: 4-H, 8-C, J -D, M-S Low tonight near 60. Chance of rain 70 percent. Wednesday, wtth high bin mid 70s. Page 3 Chance of rain 80 percent. • Rockies moves rast to western Ohio . Vo1.41 . No 95 Copyrighted 1990 1 Sectton. 10 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday. September 18, 1990 UA.TIONAL WEATHER FORECAST FROM 1 AtJ 9 -1~ ~0 10 7 .ll.1 ~IS.90 Council reappoints Zirkle Pomeroy fire chief By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff The reappo intment of Dannv Zirkle as Pomeroy Fire Chief was approved unanimously by Pomeroy VIllage Council when it met in regul ar session at Village Hall on Monday even in~. The appointment was made by Mayor Richard Seyler and be· Camara. --Area deaths-Ida Foss in the 70s and lows In the 40s. Overnight temperatures should be a little warmer Thursday and Friday. In the 50s. Cool sunny day s and cool nights were expected to hasten the ripening of apples . The maturation of some fruit and vegeta ble crops may slow, but harvest conditions are expected to be good. Early Monday , skies were mostly clear across Ohio except In th e extreme nortlleast corner where skies remained cloudy. Temperatures were mostly In the 40s with light north winds. Cold Canadia n air continued to flow southward over Lake Erie Into Ohio, bringing partly sunny sk ies over nortlleast sections and Ohio Lottery Broncos defeat Chiefs comes efff'cti ve on Tuesday . rl p·,~-~~ -· L p,~~.: .. WE ATilER MAP- A pretty nke day scross most of the country with the exception ol clouds and scattered showers In the upper Midwest. A lew Isolated thunderstorms are possible In Florida, along the Gull Coast, and In the Southwest, but mostly sunny skies and lair temperatures will pre• all lor the rest of the li.S. Zirk le's appointmen t follow s his July 2 resignation from thf' position. Mayor Seyler indicated to council that he promised Zirk lr "sweeping changes" in the way the department is operated; and sugges ted th at council COllsider pas sing a new ordinance con cern in g lire department operation . Seyler rem ind ed co un cil members that the current ordl · nance governing operation oft he volunteer fire deparunent dates to 1934. Co uncilma n Tom Werry sub· mitted a proposed ord ina nce to council members a t last night's meeting, but no ac tion was taken on the ord ina nce pending review of the proposal by council. Village Council heard a prescn tallon from Lenny Eliason of WMPO Radio, who detailed th e plans for a n "executive director · development director" for the Meigs County Cham ber of Com a position expected to be In place In the county by January 1' 1991. merce, Eliason reportPd that hr is now visiting cou nci ls and businesses requesting that they appropriate sums In the ir 19911993 budgcly fo r the remaining $111,000 in expensPs re quirfd for 1ht' position. Elia son requested tha t Pome· roy Village Council consider approp riating $1,500 to $2,000 In their budget fo r the next three years to assist In "picking up the difference" . $20.000 In salary has already been pledged fo r the director's A c hance of showers Wednes· day, with fair wea ther Thursday and Friday . Htghs will be In the 70s each day. with overnight lows in the 40s early Wednesday . and In the 50s Thursday and Fnday mornings. Three bas ketball coaching po· sitlons were filled and numerous teachers put on the substitute list at Monday night'smeetingofthe Sou th ern Local Board of Educa · lion a t Souther n High Sc hool. David Gaul was hired as the girls varsity basketball coach, Howard Caldwell Ill as varsitv assistant basketball coach, and Ronnie Qu illen as fres hman basketball coach. Added to the su bs titu te teachers list by the board were Bernadette Anderson, Robert Ashley. Nancy Basye, Nina Bias . Valerie Black, Judith Brow ning. Eileen Buck, Mary Canady. Sandra Cobb, Larry Coon . .Judith Croo ks. Debra Davis. Steve Deaver, Sharon Edmonds, Mi· c hae l Edwa rds, TP rrsa Fi eld s. ----Meigs announcements ___ llomecominK planned Hom ecoming at the Hemlock Grove Christian Church will be observed on Oct. 18. Worship service will be at 9:30a.m. with a basket dinner at 12:30 p.m. Th e 2 p.m. after noon service will tea· ture The Joy Singers-The Dailey Family. No one claims Ohio jackpot Saturday CLEVELAND ill PI I - None of th e tickets in Saturday night' s Super Lotto game had all six numbers picked In the drawing , so the ja ckpot lor Wednesday night goes up to $9 million. Ohio Lottery officials said 107 tickets had five numbers lor $1,000 prizes and another 5,005 had four numbers lor $75 each. The winning numbers were 1. 4. 2~1. 2i, 31 and 42. Lottery numbers CLEVELAND i UP li - Satur· day' s win nin g Ohio Lottery number s: Pick-3 2o6 Pick :1 ticket sa les totaled $1,488,839 50, with a payoff due of $1. 074,884 Plck-4 01 54. Plck -4 ticket sales totaled $285,555, with a payoff due of $134,000. Cards trn of hearts. queen of clubs . ace of diamonds . queen of spades. Cards ticket sa les totaled $154,693, with a payoff due of $87,850. Super Lotto I, 4, 25, 27, 31. and 42. Super Lotto ticket sales totaled $3,899,68.1. Kicker 145218 . Kicker ti cket sa les tota led $688,829 . Ticket sa les In the Super Lotto game totaled $3,899,683. In the accompanying Kicker game. the number H5218 pro· duced one winner. who will receive th e $100,000 grandprlze. Seven other tickets had the first five numbers, 61 had the first four, 633 !he fir st three and 6,249 the first two . Kicker ticket sales t9taied $688,829 Fill Til I'll \B\1 \U Fll.l .:-' 'lilliE I'll I:~( :BJI'TI( 1\:-'; TIIEBI : \II :-'l Bl·: \ COOII liE \:-'0\: Your Fruth Pharmacist Cares About Your Child's Health. Call If You Have A Question! Call : 992·6<91 Midd le porl. OH Thomas Gat es, Sue Graef'. F'rrn Grimm , Luclllr Haggerty. Val er ie H a nstl nc. Carol HarP. Barr~ i\.merican Revolution, In a.sklng resident.s to leasant Valley Hospital is plea.,.d to welcome Randall F. Hawkins. M.D. to It s medica l staiT. Dr HawkJns earned hts medical deg"'e In 1987 from the Marshall University Sc hool of Medicine, wh ere he completoo a three-year ,..,stdenry In lnt•mal Medicine. While a1 Marshall, he attend ed a comblnedAmerican-Sovtet s<'mlnaron stroke neurnloi(Y held In the Soviet Union. In 1987 . he studied neuroloi(Y at the National Hospital for Nervous Disorders In London. an Interna tionally recognized center lor neurnloi(Y. A member of the American Medical Association and an associate member of Ihe American College of Physicians, he has ro-autho"'d articles that have appeared tn national publications. Including lhe Jrumal ofComparatiV<? Neurology and an upcoming Issue of Chest. an lntematlonal journal of respiratory dt,..,ase. Dr Hawkins Is now seeing patients In hts oOlce In Sutte 13 of the Pleasant Valley Hospital Medi cal Office Building. Appointments may be made by calling (304j675·7700. Valley Drive, Point Pleasant, WV 25550 (304) 675-4340 Auditor was approved for Fiscal Upon iJ motion by Wt>rry, counc il approved <1 limit on spend in g by vi llage department s and offices of $250 without the approval of co un cil. Counc il exeru tPd a quit -claim deed on the vi llage propertv being acquired by the McDo naid 's Corpora tion for it s n(~w restaurant at West Ma i n Strpet Tht> tra nsfer was approvrd Par licr this summer. Present at the meeting were Seyler. Mo rris. Werry. and Coun ell members Bill Young, Bruce Reed, Larry Wehrung and Betty Baron irk Haynrs. Shcrne Hen sler. Cheryl· Hawley, Paula Horton. Lots I hie. Rosea nn Jenkin s. Mi c hael Ke nnedy, Lee Lee. Henry Lewis, £let ty Loftis. [lever ly Lucas. Karen Lyons . Linda Mancini. Jane Manue l. Helen Ma ag. Brent Marsh all , .Judi th McCa rthy, Debbie McGui re, George McLean. Gera ld Nelson. Kathleen Parker. Steve Pat tr r son. Victoria PE>av lry, Max Pierce, Robin Pitzer , Robin Prenti ce. Lori Ritchie, Kelly Rizer. Cyndra Roberts, Jozir Robe rts . Carolyn Robin · son. Nathan Robi netle, Susan Roselcr, Laura Salser. Ardis Sa lyer , Ga la !Sa lyer. Ann Sisso n, Jeannie Slawter, Carol Smith. Kathy Smit h. Margaret Sm ith . Gregorv Specs. Deann a Sprigs, Pau l St umbo. Terry Wayland. Ralph Werry, Kay Wilson. Brian Zirkle. Betty Hutchinson. and Michael Mil le r The board also hired Luc il le Diehl and .Jeffrey Beaver as subs tl!u w custodians, and ap· provl'd a co nt ract with Dodson BrothPrs Exterminating Co. for pt•s t eont rol services Pickup a nd di sc ha rgp po int s for buses were apprnvPcl as wa s a work s tudy prog ra m under thr Job Tra ining Par tners hip Act with Bill Beegle a nd Diana Riel' to work with the s tuden ts on that sa les pro ject. Ba rbara LawrPncP was hired as a half-day CharpiN 1 readi ng tf',1 ChPr . The board accpptPd the gilt of an air condit!ont•r from Ca rla Shuler to be used In her classroom. Char les Norm prrs ldrrl at lhr met>ting attrndPd by board m<·mb<'l'S. c;a rv Wi llford. Scali Wolfr.H nd Su sir (;ruf'SPr. Supt. Bobby· Ord , and TrPasurt•r Dennv 11111 Clonch convicted, sentenced By BRIAN .1. Rt:t:ll st>ntim•l N('w~ Staff Followi ng a six -hour dPlibt~ ra l ion on Mond<Jy, a MP igs Counl _ v Common Plea~ Co url jury C'On virtcd Kod Clonch of Middleport on o nP cou nt of traffleking in marljuana whilP finding him innocen t of anoth er count of thP se~mt• c harge Clonc h was indictL•d t'arlit>r this summe r on two cou n ts of trafficking ; he was one of 12 al leged drug offenders ind icted by tht' Si.lffit' grand jury f ollowing an unden_ ·ovpr drug invpst i g<l jury's vPrdirl. Meig s Count~· Common PIC'a s Court Judgr FrPd W Crow Ill sente nced Clonc h to twn .w •ars ln pr ison and court cos ts Mrigs Co unty Pros('c ut ing Al tor nt'Y Steven L. Story st;J tPd that he was· really pleased with the results of th e tri a l and witli the se ntencing ." "I feel." Storv sa id Tul'sday morning, "that th! s sends a mt? ssagf' to people who may bt• in volvf' d in drug traffic k ing in Me tgs County rnforcement that thr law rommunitv . lhP thl' MPigs prosecuting attorney's ofll re and County Sher iff' s Department . the Meigs Co un ty Prosecullng AHornl'y' s off icP ;1 nd 1he Oh in B u r e ;1 u u f C r i m i n ;1 l the courts wi l l not toleratr sueh behavior ." Inves tigation Following l ht • n.•lurn of till' Meigs County Public De fender Char ir s H. 1\nlght. who represented Clonch In his trial. as well a s Steven Powel l. who was al so Local news briefs---. Woman injured in accident P gra nt ed to th e Ohio Department of Transportation on property belonging to the village at the former water treatment plant. ODOT requires the easment lor pending co nstruction at the inter· section or Nye Avenue a t Kerr's Ru n. A price of $5.277.50 wau ap · proved by council as the price for the new vil lage " tar buggy". The eq uipme nt will be purchased from the McLea n Co mpany. The Reven ue Sha ring Budget recen tly approved by the Cou nt y Year 1991. resolve to he better Informed and repo11-•lblle dlizens and to beco me more knowledgeable of the Consdtulion ol the United Stales which Is the country's basic document to protect the Individual liberties of all. June Ashley, Di\RConstlluHon Week chairman, poses with Mayor Seyler lor the signing. CONSTITUTION WEEK OBSERVED - Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler, In a proclamation signed Monday designated this week, Sept. 17-23, as Constitution Week. Mayor S••ylt,. joined Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter. Duughters of thJ• tlon conduch.•d b~' Introducing Dr. Randy Hawkins membership and public rPialion s affairs for the coun ty widc> chamber. Council accepted a bid of $.i, IIIII on the sale of a village backhor• The bid was subm itted by the Sutton Townsh ip Trustees. Council members a pproved an ordi na nce authorizing the hir ing of a vi llage tax administrator , setting the sa lary at $12,000 a nd putting into place a three-month probationary period on thr position. The counci l th en hired Susan Sa ndy of La ngsvil le tor the position. A requPst for a tPmporary easemE'nt at Kerr's Run was Southern board fills three basketball coaching positions ------Weather----South Central Ohio Clear Monday night, with a low near 40 . Sunny Tuesday, with highs In the lower 70s. Extended Forecast Wednesday through Friday position. When tn place , the office will manage program arliviti 2s . A Pomeroy woman suffered minor Injuries Monday morning when she appa rent ly los t control of her vehic le on Townsh ip Road 303 in Meigs Cou nty a nd struck a tree . Grace H. Welch . 72, was travel ing south bound whrn she came around a curve and lost eontrol. She went off the left side of thr road, striking a fence an d a tree. accord ing to a report from the Gallla-Meigs post of the State Highway Patrol. Welch was Ia ken to Veteran s Memorial Hospital where she was admi tt ed for observation She wa s not cit ed in th e accid en t. Registration forms available Galla -Meigs Co mmunity Action Agency now ha s registrat ion form s available l or tho se Interes ted In being fu el vendors with Emergency HEAP this winter . Ind ividual s must com plete vendor reglstrat ion forms in order to be placed on the ve ndor list. Forms are available at Ga !Ua·Meigs CAA Central Office In Cheshire. For more Informa tion, residents may con ta ct the Cheshire office, 367·734 1 or 992·6629. Conti nued on page 10 I indicted as a resull of thr investigation, feels that perhaps the sta te Is go ing too far . ·'Powell was found not guil!y of threr charges In his indi ctm ent and Clonch was found not guilty of onr of the two offenses tha t he wa.s charged wi th. " Knight sa id . "That. to me. Indica tes that the se Individuals are being over· charged in order for th e prosecu · tor to get a conviction on >omethtn g", Knigh t continued . Powell was found guilty by a jury in th e sa me court on Frida y of aggra vated traffick ing In coca ine and tra lficking 1n marl juan a. Hr was found not gull tv of GRANT PRESENTED- A grant for $ll1,!!59 was presented to the Gallia County Commission for the Southeastern Counties of Ohio Task Force. The task forc e will Investigat e and pros.•cute dru~~~: · related crimes in flvt' countle!<!. From lt>ft (Tr ibune pholto ) $147,859 grant received from state to investigate drug-related crimes mar i juana The Govrr nor's Offi r r of Crim inal .l u stier Sr r vicps ha s. charges and another trafficking in marijuana charge . the jury deciding in stead to find him gull tv of drug abusr. South(•a stcr n Counties of Ohio Ta sk Force . ThP grant was prpsc•ntl'd during GovPrnor Ri two cul tivation of Consumer • pnces up in August WASHINGTON tUPII Hi gher oil costs from the Persia n Gu lf crisis sen t consumer pri ces up a sharp 0.8 percent in Augu st. the highest level since Jan uary and twice the month·earller gain. th e Labor Department said Tuesday. The government said a s harp uptu r n In petroleum -based energy prices, fu eled by Ir aq's Aug . 2 Inv asio n of Kuwait and the sub seque nt U.S .-led military re· sponse and U.N. trading sa ne· lio ns. were responsible for more than two fifths of the overall price Increase In the Co nsumer .Price Index . Gaso line prices rose 7.6 per cent In August and fuel oil prices soared 15.4 percent. Prices at tlle Con tinued on page 10 are Roger Brandt•herr}' prnjt>et t·oo rdlnalor; Brent Saunders, projt•t•t dirt·,·tor ; Don Phillips of thr Governor's Offic't• of Criminal .Justice Serviet>s; and Gallla County Commissioners G(•org-t• Popt•, Dr. Dun ~otlt•r and Kail Rurh·son . a wawrdcd SHi,859 to fund thf• c hard Ce lestc' sCa pti al for a Day on Se pt . 14 Th i~ ta sk forTf' is il jomt e ffort of thr southf'astr rn Ohio count irs to investiga t!' and prosf'cutr cr imes in vo lv in g thP sa le and u sr of illegal drug' Agencies parti ci pating are thr prosecuting attornevs and she· riff's departm ents in Gal li a, Run Road and Into the creek was what happened to thl8 vehicle drl•en by Kenneth Rllfie, Syracuse, early Monday e•enlng. The Racine squad with four members and the Racine Volunteer Fire Deparbnenl with 15 men and two trucks I Mrigs, .Ja r ks•m. \ "mton <Jnd Hu')s ro unti Ps. The Gallitt Count\ ( ·u rnmiss ion wa s thf' <.t Ciual rf'rip iP nt s l)f thP grant. writtrn b_ v Proj f'rt Cnordi nator Rogrr BrandrbC'rr.v . A pr rvious ta sk lorrf' of thi s Con tinued on page Ill responded to p.m. was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital where he remained Tuesday morning lor observation. tpholo by Dennis M. Wolfe, Racine Squad) �Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Courl Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA 1'1~ ~m~ f'""'T'""'\..-11..----rl~d,~ -qjv · ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General MunagPr PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller A MEMBER of The Un ited Press International. Inl and Dally PrPSs Associa t ion and t he Amerlran News papt' r Publis hers Assoc iation. LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome . They shou ld be Jess than 300 ·words long. All letters are subj€'Ct to editing a~d must be signed wit h name, address and telephone number. No unsigned letters wtll be pub· lis hE'd. Letters should be In good ta ~ te. addrPSslng Issues. no t personal! ties . · Budget negotiators leave tough choices By BUD NEWM1\N WASHINGTON tUPI ) - Weary budget nrgotio tors. unable to resolve the last significant d ifff'rf'nce ovf'r cap ital ga i ns taxes. handed the sens iti ve issuP lo l hPir lea ders Tuesda )· in hopt's of breaking th e dead lock. "We have go tten down t o the very r nd point, .. a DPmor rdllr suuiTI' close to I h(> 1al ks said Ia 1e Monday. ''We ( DemOC'r at s 1 ha vP comr as far as we ca n come , and the~' (Republic a ns l ha vr comr as tar as thp~· \ Broncos defeat Chiefs 24-23 in closing seconds of battle Page- 2 - The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, September 18. 1990 Resenre fleet not up to muster DE NVER t UP! l - After John Elway had lhr own 10consecutlve incomplet ions, he needed some help. His wide r eceiver Vance Johnson provided the relief. Denver trailed 23-21 with 1: II left M ond ay and fac ed a fourth · and·lO s ituation on its own li-yard line. Eiw ay pa ssed 49 yards to Johnson that eventua ll y set up David Treadwell' s 22 -yard field goa l as tlmee xplred,liftin g the Broncos to a 24-23 victory uver th e Kansas City Chiefs. Johnson told Eiway in thr huddle prior to the bi g play· " Hey , throw me the bal i." [ I way then asked Johnson if he could beat Kansas Cit y corner· ba ck Kev in Ross . E l PvPn SPconds later Ross drag gPd .Johnson down on th e crucia l play . Fiv e plays later, Includ ing Elway·s 16-ya rd completion tn Mark .J ac kson and a 14-yard run by Bobby Humphrey wllh 2j seconds remaining, Treadwe l l kicked his game-winner. ''This wa s a real co nfidrncr boos ter lor m e... T rea dwell sa id . " I was glad Robby got me a couple nf ya rd s closer on tha t la st kic k . Thls was a mus t·win for lack Anderson and Dale VanAtta WASHINGTON - The A mer I· can showdown with Iraq caught the federa l government asleep at the helm of its fleet of reserve ca rgo ships. Pentagon officials admitted last week that the backup fleet that Is pressed Into service in lime of war has been hampered by delays and at least one breakdown . One ship carrying tanks and other equipment to Saudi Arabia broke down be· ca use of boiler problems and had to be towed across the Atlantic . We warned about the posslbll· ity of dela ys and breakdowns last May when we reported that lhe reserve fleet would not hl' seaworthy if the Pentagon ordered a qu ick deployment for Hny n·a · son. Saddam Hussein provided the reason, and the delays wPre Inevitable giv en !he rust burket condition of the fleet. Part of the backup system is t he Ready Reserve Force. a fleet of r etired sh ips maintained by the federal Mar it ime Admlnls lratlon . "Ready" may be an sources told our associates Sco tt overst atement. The ships sit !die Sl eek and Da n Njegomlr that the In IJ. S. ports and are supposed to delays are partlaliy du e t o be ready to sa il In the event of planning for the wrong war. Th e war within five, 10 or 20 days cargo delivery schedu le was depending on the type of vessel. ' designed for a war in Europe, not Bu t. as oflasl week, only H of the the Middle East. 41 reserve ships called into Eve n with the right plans, the serv ice had reached their load· government stil l doesn't havethl' lng po r ts to take on supplies for right numbers There arc• 96 the trip to Saudi Ar abia. Some ships in the Ready Rl'st•rvp were up to 20 days behind Force and not nParly pnough schedu le. satlors to take them acros~ thP Som e m embers of Congress ocean . Only 41 are m annrd so far are In the" I to ld y ou so" mode as in the deployment, and our a result . Reps. William Broom· sources say It wou ld t ake another field, R ·Mich., and Ron Wyden, two or thrf'(' months to scare up D-Ore .. were exposing a myriad crews for morP. of problems with the reser ve The Ma r itim e Administ ra tion fleet long before Saddam decided relies on sailors borrowed from to inv ade Kuwait. The House the privat e Merchant Marine. Merchant Marine Committee But there arr only 367 privately has scheduled a hearing set Sept . owned ships under U.S. flag and 18 to air the problems. II would tak e 650 commercia l The Military Sealift Command ships to mu ster enough spare Is doing Its best to paint a rosy sailors to acco mmodate t he picture, and I he Navy Is blaming Readv Reserve Force. the Army for some of the Tht; U. S commerci al fleet has schedu le delays . But mllltarv hPPn on a steadv downward spira l since WQorld War II , driv en out of business by cheaper foreign competition . In 1947 there were 2.332 co mmercial ships under U. S. flag. At the close of the Vi etnam War there were 620. !\ow with only 357 ships plying · the commercial trade, and many of them too busy to take time out to supply a wa r, the United Staes has t o r ely on the old retired ships It keeps for emergencies . " II you had a good ac tive Merch ant Marin e, you wou ldn ' t need a Ready Reserve fleet , .. former stralegic sealift director Robert Kesteloo t told us. In the absPn ce of a me rchant nat lonal guard or rrservP type of force th<ll can order private sailors Int o trmpnrary cluty, thr Marllime Administration counts on the wlltingnPss of Merchant Marlnr sail or s on IPa vP to man all the Ready Rt>servP ships . And some undrrstandably don't want to spend their vacation sailing back and fort h between the Unll ed St ales and Saudi Arabia . U S. SIPve DeBerg hooked up wtth Slephone Paige for lwo TDs. inc l udi ng an 83 -ya rd bomb wtth 1.14 left 1n the game to g ivr Kan sa s City a 23 -2llead DeBPrg J lso connrc!('d on a Hl·:va rd TO can come.·· The bipartisan budget talks. w~ich bPga n Ma y !J and moverl to Andrews Air ForcP Base in subu r:b'an Wa shing ton Sept . 7. rPrPssl'd a t 10 p.m . Monday . Whit e House ;tnd congressional leaders sc heduled a noon meet i ng Tuesda y on Ca pitol Hiil in an efforl to break the impasse over reaching a $500 billion. five yea r deficil·reduction accord. Those scheduled to at tend the mPrting were: White House Chief of Staff John Sununu. White ll ousP budget dtrector Richard Darman. Treasury Secretary Nichola s Bra dy. House Speaker Tom ~'o iey. D-Wash ., Senate Democratic leader George Mitchel l ol Maine. Senate Republican leader Robert Dole of Kansas and House Republican lea der Robert Michel of i llin oi s. " It 's not quite an impasse. but il' s pre! ty cl osr t o o nr, " Do iP sc1 id in a statement Ia te Monday after talks br oke off "It's go ing to be tough but it' s still not impossible and no one is g iving up. The problem is we're runn ing out of time. It' s go in g to takr a miracle finish by Co ngress to get the job done... · ~egotlators are fac ing an Oc t . I dead l ine. Wilhout a deal by then . $105 i billion in automatic, across· thr-board spe nding cu ts. split between defen se and domes or programs. will k1rk in. Those cuts are the punishment impoS€d for fal ling to mrpl th e defiCit targets of the Gramm· Rudman balan ced bud get law . The targ et for f tscal l99l is $64 bill ion and the projected defic i t next year Is $168.8 blllton . A $50 billion cuI i n th e deficit would not meet the target, but Co ngress is expected to c hang e the target s Ia preve nt the automatic cuts if a plan is approved . The Democratic so urce sa id a bud ge t agreement hing<'s on the Insistence of President Bush and Republican negotiator s th at a capUa l gai ns tax cut be part or the pa ckage. Ano th er key is whet her Republicans are wiliing to swailow high er taxes on the ri ch to balance the beneficial impact of the cap it al ga in s tax on the wealthy . "It ail depends on exactly how intransi gen t they tRepublican s t arP on capital gains," th e so urce sa i<1 ··J think we tDemocratsl have m ade every concession wr can" in oth rr arras such as domesti c spe nding cuts, the so urce sa 1d The source said bo th Democrat s and Repu blicans had put down new- and po96i biy fin a l - orrcr son the table Monda y night and that "the Democratic package has moved subs tantially 1oward what lhe . Republicans are demanding ... However. the Democratic sou r ce said or t hr GOP proposal The1r final offer is vrry sim ila r to what thf'ir fir s t offer was." t>xcep t on defenS€ spending . where Republican s have agre ed lo cu t about $9 .9 bliiion in t he fi rs t' y'ear and $100 billion over five years Democrats. the so u·r ce said. have proposed a $10 billion Pentagon spending cut nex t yea r. and a 1 lea st $1 iS billion 1n cuts over five years On taxes. both sid es long ago agreed to $25 billion In taxes and fees In fiscal 1991 -half the $50 billion total drlicit r eduction pa ckage The source said the late s t offer fr om Democrat s ca lled for $1.10 biliion in tax and· fee revenue ovf'r fi vC' y('ar s whll£' RPpublicans p ro po sed Sl3lU billion over the same period . On domesti c spe ndin g. which Inc ludes federal benefit programs. such as Medicare. and ot her enttt lements. suc h as the farm program . the source said Democrat s in thei r lat est offer ha,·e proposed $12 .9 billion in cuts next vear an d 1120.6 in cut5 over five yPars. Republican s had proposed Si i.r. billion i n cuts next year and $12.11 biiUon i n cuts on•r fi n · ~· rars Th~ total D<>mocratic pa ckage presented Mondav night caliPd for $52 i biilion 1n sav ings in li.>cal 1~9 1 and a tota l or $5115.7 biilinn in s.avings over fivr ~ears. !hr sou tT l' sa1d . whilP tiJP CUP packagP rai1Pd for $:,0 billion 1n dPflrlt rPdu r ti on m lhf' fir st ye<::~r and $~3 biUion ovPr fivP yP a rs Thr so urce sai d Drm orra l s had t>lml in,ltPd mo s t of thl' additional money thPy had wantPd to ~pr nd on prog ram s th l'Y said were nredrd ro mN"t pressing dornPstic nPrds. suc h as Pducation and r oad and tx-idge repair . But t h r sou rcr. s!l id I hl' on l_ y Px Ira spe nding Democra 1s are n<J'Io'. Sf>P kin g in thrir- IJtPs t propos;.JI is $28 bi llion to expand th r earned-i ncome tax rrPdit fn r thp poor and to rxpand the pe rso nal E"U'mption fo r poor and m id d iP -class tax payer s_ Tllose expa nded tax c-redi ts arc designed to help part lv of fset th e impact of exciSP and gasoli nr taxPs that both <> ides h ave 1Pnlatlvrly agreed should be in thl' final pac ka ge. 1'bfo sourer sai d bLth sidps now support h lghPr taxes on alcoholic beverage-s . cigarPIIPs, ga;wlinc and luxu ry itPm s, such as PxpenslvP cars. boa ts and electronic Pqu i pml'nt. Excise and gawlinr taxPs an• widPly v il•wed as regrPs sivP bt•caust.• tbey hun poor and middlP c la ss AmPricans morP than wealthy Amt'1iCa.n' . and the source r;;a id negot iators ha vp yP t to agn'£' on any provtsiODS that are more progresslvt' and force the wea lth y to a greater sh.are of the tax burde-n ,....,.,,dPr Today in history a,. U.iki! Prew lll~raatlonal Tr.da y 11 T~ y . lit-pt. lb . t bt' 21i1.5t day of 1990 with 104 to follow . The mooo II " '<Ul1og. movi ng toward its new ph.lse. The morning • Un ar~ Mf-r·c ut') . \'f'll u•. Mars and Jupiter . The t"Yenillg •tar li S•t urn Thole born on thli .Uti' are un<l<-r lilA' sign of Virgo. They Include English poe1 and ln:lrograpber Sam...-1 JohMOn, wriiPr of the first EngUsh dictionary, In 170!1; SupreJJlt' Cuur1 Justice Joseph Story In 1779; French physk1st J~.m FoU<'ault . i nventor of the gyroscope, In 1819; actres~e~ Greta Garbo in IJIO'i. and C'laudetiP Co lbert, also In 1900 I age 85}; actor Robert Blalu> In 1934 1age 561 and singer -a ctor F'rankle Avalon In 1940 I age 50 1. On t his daiP in hlltory: In 1850. Congress passed the fugitive Slave Act. allowing slave owners to reclaim slaves who escaped Into another state. In 1928, a hurricane that lashed Florida and the Wes t Indies for five days lett an estimated 4,000 people dead and S30 million damage. In 1975, FBI agents In San Francisco captured heiress Patricia Hearst and two of her Symblonese Liberation Army comrades, William and EmUy Harris . In 19&3, British adventurer Georg~ M eega n flnL•hed a 19,021 -mlle, slx ·y~ar walk from the tip of South America In the Arctle Ocean at The Daily Sentinel- Page- 3 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio would -b(• tackler - Kan sa..~t City sah•ty Kevin rortf~ r - whilt• running for n :n -ynrd toudJdown in lht• lirst quarter of Monday night's gamt· in l){'nver. llumphn•y':-i scort• gan• tht• Broncos a 7 -:~ lt>ad at the time. Tht• Broncos oven·ame a !all' touchdown run by tht• Chiefs with a last-second field goal to win 2t·2:!. tllf'll Baseball: • Why Cincinnati rs on top: A look at those on injured list I!y RICK Vi\N S,\NT l iP I Sports Writer CINCINNATI Nul Pt ·te Nnt Lou Pini£>lla But inj urif's That '.s what thr Cincinnati Heels say IS I he ke.v differen cl' bPtwt'(' fl la s t year's di sappoint · 1ng SPason and thts year \ gn•<J t SU CC'PSS . A pox on big oil and price-gouging in t he pa st monlh , oil eompanv offi cial s have put forth 26 differ· en t e xcuses to t'Xplaln why gasoli ne prlees go up so fast and come down so slowly . I know thi s because I surveyed 108 new spap ers. 27 news and busin ess maga . zlnes, and 15 press release s by vario us lntPrest groups an d made a list. Having cond ucted this sclen till c st udy and ha v ing pondered I he findings, I haev rome to th e conclu sion I hat the oD compa ni es are not telling I he truth. Forgive me m y cynicism , dear Lord and dear rPader Forgive me m y pertinacity . Rut I believe the product they are peddling Is natural gas. I believe In my heart th at I hey .1rc lyin g sons or'robber baron s. We all know how this thing go st aled Iraq In vaded Kuwait on Aug. 2 and fears of a supply disruption swept th rough I he oi l Industry like meas l ~s through a middle schooL Oil firms tin the Int ere st of brev ity, her ein aft er re ferred to as APPOCS. pro nounced "A ·Pox " and standing for Arrogan t, Predatory, Pri ceGouging 011 Comoa nies) lmme dlately began hoa rdin g supplies and buying c rudP on lhP spot markP1. Thr surgP In demand brought a surgP In wholesaiP pr ice s th at wa s both prPdictable and understandable. What was utt Pr ly lncornprP· hen siv P, howPvrr, was thr lmmr· diacy with w hi ch in crea ses In the pump pr ice Of gasoi)np followed thr news of lhP Inv as ion approx lm a iPly 6.R sPcnnds . My local station wa s being notified of prlcP lncrPa ses sevPra l limPs a da y by electronic mall. It taki'S a month for tankers to srt ll fr om !Jlf' Prrs lon Culf to Ame r ican shores l1 lakes at least a fpw rJays - Wt' can only guess because the APPOCS art' very circumspec t abo ut this- to re fin e the crudt• and get g aso lin e to dea le rs . So why w('r(' pr ices going up so swiftly ? Well , sal d the APPOCS, there's all these computers. and things arr done so fas t these days. And gas Inventories were at historic lows. And there's a new pricing system . And there's a need to protE'Ct re serves And there are "market for ces" and " market fears ." .~nd actually, crude pri ces had bern creepin g up for weeks but the oil firms had been nob ly sw allowin g th e lo ssrs . Mobil dev oted one of t hrir "advrrtorlal s" to that 1m ag lnn · t lvr so b stor.v . An oft -used defense was t he "replace m ent cos t theory .. E x· plalnrd Amoco In a full -page nPwspaprr ad : "Whrn the avail · abi lit y of crud e oil is t hrea tened anywhrrr. its markPt price in· creases rv erywherP. DPspitP w hat oil compa nies may ha vf' paid for thei r ln vent ory.t hey stili must In cur the increasPd cost of rep lacin g thosr suppl ies." Thi nk about lhal priceless logk: Bi ,e bu siness no lon gf'r t akt•s risk s. Consumers are ex · pPctrd to pay for !nvrntoriPS up· frmtf We pay nov.: for gaso l!nf' Wf' wlll consurnr wee ks from now The fa c t is. thrrP Is no free mark et · placr at work. If therr were. prices woul d ro mP down as f ast as the y went up. ! When c rud e pr ic~s fPII by sever a l dollars a barn~t tow ard the end o f A ugust, 1 stopped by my l ocal st ation to watch them post the Joseph Spear lower numbers. They put up hi gher ones.) Th e fast is. the pl an et is being held hosl age by gouge r s who co nt rol a produrt that is nea rly as essentia l In I he modern world a ~ food and wa ter. The fa st is. we oug ht to nPuter them . I mad e another li st. I. We should regu lar th e APPO CS. for ce them to npen l hr l r book s to gover nnlPn t aud i tors (s ome thin g thry arC' nnw rf'sl stlngl and ta x thP !r wlndfil tl pro fit s. 2. We should USP lhP 6()() milll on·ga llon stratrgi1· nil rt>· sPrvr as apr i!'l' buffn I.e! somr go wh('n priC('S so.1r. fill it bC~ c k u~ whrn prices dip . The psy cu lo gical effect nn lhf' oil market co uld be (•xtraordlnary . 3. Con;:n•ss should entertain l egislation lo nationalize the APPOCS - and stage the debate in a n aren a somwt'here so wec an bu y t ic ket s and w atch the bu gge rs swea t 4. We should turn out light s, turn down thprmo sta ts, In s ta ll sol ar, walk , display bumper sti ck er s. How atxiUt " Honk If Ynu H a tr Oil Compa nh:•s. " Civil War sites losing today's battle CHANCELLORSVJLLE, Va . INEAI - Directly across the road !rom the Chanceilors vlll e battle!Ieid- long t he sacred and protected site or one of the fiercest cla shes of the Civil War - st and a recreailonal vehicle campgrou nd and a miniature golf course. To the west Is the equaily rt'Vered location of the Battle of the Wilderness . Directly adja · eent to II Is a sprawling new residential development whose entrance Is an ogle, massive, brick wall thoroughly Inrompatl · ble with Its historic surroundings. In addition to those tract homes and their "Ar nold Palmer-designed golf course." a shopping center Is planned on a site across the road from t he Wilderness battlelleld . That' s probably not what President Abraham Lincoln had In mind when he referred to Civil War battlefields as hallowed ground . On the eas t st and s the Salem Chu rch building, ca r efully pre· served for more th an a cent ury beca use it was the site of a Civi l Wa r battle and l ater served as a field hospital for the vi ctor ious but bloodied Con federate forces. It Is difficult to find , however. because of its Iocat10n - obs· cured inside a miles -long shopping strip that Includes scores of retail outlet s such as Battlefield Real Estate, Revco Drugs, Hub Furniture and Color Tile as well as countless service statio ns. motels and fast food outlets. What ' s h ap p ened here Is matched throughOut much of the East. From Georgia to Mary· land, the Integrity of Civil War sites long presumed t o be sa fe !rom development Is threatened by the urban sprawl that' s rapidly intruding upon pre· vlously rural areas. Those pressures weren't pres · ent In the late 1920s when th e Interior Department and It s Nation al Park Service fo rmu · latrd their st ra tegy to protect Civ il War baltleflelds As a rpsu lt . th e federal governmPnt's policy has been to pre-se-rve on ly ear thwor ks a nd ver y slgnlfl c an I s it es Now , howev er, Jntprstatc 95 is thr East Coat's " main str('{'t" and in the Mid·Ailantlc region, that highw ay corridor Is home to the densest population conccn · trallon anywhere in the natio n Becau se growth to the t'ast Is constra ined by the presence of the Allantlc Ocea n, much of the development Is occurring on the west, where a no rt h-south line of Civ i l War b at lleflelds runs roughly par al lel to I ·95. Some or those historic sUes are 80 ro more miles distant bul others are fewer than 10 miles away from the hi ghwa y. Probably the most highly pub· llclzed struggle In recent years to prevent urban spra l from en· crnac hln g upon a battlefield Robert Walters occu rr ed ln M an ass as, Va ., where a regional shoppin g m ail and more than 500 tr act homes were to be bu li t very near the s lte oil he 1861 and 1862 Ba Illes of Bull Run . The cl ash was resolved only after the federal government agreed to purchase from the rea l estate developers a tract of more lhan 500 acres. at a cost estl · mated to be at l east $100 million . Other efforts mounted by his to· rians and preservationist s have attracted far less attention . Typl · cai of them Is the current campaign to keep residential and commercial development from impinging upon the Brandy Sta · lion battlefield In Culpeper, Va . Brandy St ation , Cedar Creek. New Market Heights, Port Republic, Cross Keys and the Wilderness are among the more than 20 Civil War sites In VIrginia recently Identified by the Interior Department as most In need of protection . Th e RPd s wcrl' shredded la 'l st• ason b.\ tn j u riPs . This .w•;u. tht •y\·r durkrd th<' surg('r.v ward . So m P fo lk s lookmg for rf'a .-.ons for lhf' Rrds ' q ui ck turna round suggrst t ha t Rosr. Ids ! \'PJI ·.., managrr. p ul lC'd lh(' tram clown wi th his ga mbling and la x probl r m '-. . Othrrs su spr>ct thr· arn val ol no·non sPnsrPinlella as managPr rhangrd the club' s fo rt unt's . But playPrs li kP T om Browning and Pau l (1" \ril l d isagrrP "Thi s t<'<tm's p1 ohl r m .... 1.1.-.t .\ Pa r had not hin g to do\\ llh Prl r Hos<'." in si st.s Browning . · 'Y\ ,. wNr in first p larr in .Ju nr J nd ttwn WI ' bpg;:m lost ng about half ttrr n·gular s to injurirs. ·· ''T h<' ditff'rt'llf(' twtwf'l' !l la..,l )'i' M and this ~· rar JS simplP. " l't'ho<•s O 'Nrill. '' Wp'vp s tavt·d aw ir.v fr orn major injurll'~. Yt Ju cotn' t gtvP too much blamP or too much crl'd it to a managPr . II" ~ the play er s who eit her do it or clon"l rJo II out there .·· Thf' Hrds, who finishPd nPxt to las t i n th r Nationa l LPagur WP s t Tlw Dail) Sentin<'l (t iSPS HUOO J \ IJ iv l~lon of MuiUmrdlll, ln r·. Puhli!-- htd P\"l'r\" aiiNn oon. Monda~· Frldi1v. Ill Coun Sl . Po· mrro,· . Ohi o, bv lllf' Ohi o Va!Jp~,.· Pulr lbhln ~ l "n mpan ~· , Mu lllmrdla . 1nr Porn Nn\ Dhlo -l'li69. Ph 9'12 21i ll SP ('O ntl da .\~ pnsl; rgl' pa id .JI Pornrornv. Ohio lhrrou~h MPmbPr Uni!NI f'r·f'!ls ln1 Prnilrl onal. 1n li111 d IMrl \. P n'S ~ A>oscx· lutlon and 1hr Ohio Nrw spaprr Asm.'l01tlon. r-.·a ll ona l H('prt·~r·nral i w· Rr.rnh.1m ~ l }; rp N Sal ~ ~ :1."1 Third Av••nuP . /HIH'r l ls lng l\r'" :'-.1~ · 11 York . \lr•w '1'ork l!IOE S>!>nd atlt\r('s-. Pll~ TM i\.'l TF:H. 1\;rlh l 'tt1111'1'to\ . tlhtn 10 'llH' S , • n l ln r ~ . 1 h.uu:~ -s 1\ 1l"ltUT 1 ~~ . 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Th1• onl v u !h1· r m djor l rag-ur• tPam tu accurnpli sh th ai fe<JI wa .-. th (' Detroit Ti gPrs in 19H4. ThP 192:1 NPw York Cian ts and lhf' 1~12 7 Nf'W York Y;tnkPPS Wl'l"f' thf' on[\· clu tJs to bP rn fir st pi<Jr•· f'\· ~rv day· of a 1~4 ga mP spa son . · · (; oi n ~ Irom fif th to fir st tnj us t om• _ \'Par srrms l i kP a big strp. but " lot or people j ust don t rl'mPmbl 'l' v.-t• wPn' a fir st·p ldf'(' cluh l.tst _ VI'ar unti l W<' startPd g 1·ttlng to rn .!part by lO JUrir.-;,·· ... airl o·~rill. w ho missrd six Wl'l'ks in .July and August of 19HY with a hrnkr n thumb "Wr'vf' hPPn ;r htr to do it lhrs ~·par ht<r.rU S(' wr'vp s1<.1~ · (~ d frrr of lltilj()f lll j Urll' ... . !. as! _ vf'iH . f01 Pxam p le, sllort o.; top Ha rr~· l. ar kin was hilmg ..1-10 at tilt' i\IIStor hreak and proba hl~ · !wadi ng fo r the h'agut · hat ti ng titlr wh Pn an (•lboH tnjur~ · sillt>lmr rl h1m for !h(' st•cn ncl h ;lif of th P st-ason . Third IJ.1 ~ r man Chr is Sa iXI mis s1•d two month !-. in thr m 1ddl P of la st Vl'll l" wllll d kn r r lnJUI '.\ . Kr•y pitrht•r s Dann~' .Ja ck son and .los(• Rljo SpPnt half of la s t yea r on the disa bled list. " In the middle of la st season wr li dd to keep br i ngin g guys up frum Triple A and a lot of them j ust werr n' t rf'ady to pia ~' major !Pa g u~ ba ll. · · rf'ra lled Brownin g. "'Thry co uldn't rrp la ct· ou 1 tnp four or fi\' {' playrrs lt showed in th e st andings ... NPw Rrds th !s y(•a r havr farPrl m uch bPHPr Hal Morri s. hilling 3:,() head in g in to tht• fin al two -wPek s of t hr sr·ason. h{ls pushPd Todd &nzin · gl' r ds idf' ct l fi rst ba sr. VetPran s Rillv Hatl"iler and r ;l cnn Braggs ha \'1' bt'l 'n strong platoon outfif' ld pt'rfnrml'r s Rill Dor'-ln was rl'ct· ntl .v arq Hi rrd f rom Housto n for l':o<tra i11fif'ld punrh i n the pen na nt drh·t• a nd p la_votrs. Although n· lif'f art· .Joh n Fran c·o w.ro., triHIPrl dW.J Y 111 t ht> off . ..,Paso n. nt '\.\ C'Offi ('J" Nic k LowPr v k irked firi d goa is of :N. 29 and 31 y ard s for Kansas Ci ty. which fell to t ·1 Kan sas City 's s tar ru nning ba ck Christian Okoye gained only 119 ~·ards in LO altPmpts as thr J)pnvrr drfPn SI' gang· tark led him . "Ok oyl' wa .o., n't a l"l'ally· big rac lor In ltrP gam I'," said Karl Mrcklrnbur g. who hMI a 2L ·.va rd [UmbiP l'f'C'O vrr y " Jip go t a Jot of carries. but not a lo t of yards ·· " It fl'il good to go out and play v.·rll ag ain s t Chri s ti a n... Humph rr.v sai d. " Hf''s a gn•a t back, and I wa n trd lo plav W<'ll tonight." In t hr first qua r ter , a R a nd~ · ·My1•r o..; h;r .., bt •Pn ~ i m pl y· hr i lli ,mt . Mvcrs h:r o., !t •.rnlf'd up with hurcl ·throwing o.;trikf'tlUt .:~ rti s t !1ob Drbhk Ill g i\f' tht· Ht •ch a IJUllpPn of "N a ~IV Ko.\ s . Tht • mos t piP;Jo.,Jnt su r pn sr tilt • firo.;t half of thl' Sl ',lson Wil'- .l ac k /\rms trong. pil'kl•fl to tw tht ' :\atio nal L Pa g uf' ·~ sta rt ing pitch('r in th1 • A l l Star g;tmr. At m id s ra s nn , Nor m Ch ar li on m;JciP<:t sucn •ssfu l m m·rfrom the t>ul lpf'n to 1h1• <; tar trn g roiJIJOn . :vlo\·ing into thf' f tna l tw o u·f·r·k..., , thl' HPcb It 'd th f' h •dgUP in u •;Jm r·.:rr n!'d r urr ct\ 'Nagt' . Ci n C'i mut i ha sn't hPI' Il top ~ in tf'a m FHA s inl't' l'l.tO Tlw f{pd.., ctl ... o an' aln~ tht· IP.!guf• lr st in ba!tmg ani! fl f' ifling . " II .;; how s wh at kind ol playe r s \\ 'f' hrt\ t' ,rnd tiH• job thrv can do wtll 'n th ('.\ ·'rp ht •d l!h ~· " ~ a id ()' :\'rrll .. PPnplP hdH' h ~ td .t <'ha nc(' 10 "how\\ hat thl'~' ran do thi ... \ "( ' ;:t!" ,. NEW YORK iU PI 1- Arbitra tor George Nico lau ruled Man ~ da v maj or ·league ow ne r s must pay SI02 .5 million in dama ges for cons pi ring to hold down fn'l' ~ agent sa larie s in the 1987 and 19RR seasons. N icol au. who has been working on the Co llu sion II and Ill cases for .I 1·2 years, earlie r dett•r minPd own er s wrrr gui ll y of unf airly attemptin g to suprt•ss free-agent sa larie s during tho se two seasons. His d ecision only set tl es t hr amou nt of sa lary' he estimated was lost by the af l ect r d pl ayers. N lco iau wlil hold mo re hea rin gs to determine huw th e money wlli be di vided . " When coup l<>d with arbitr{ltur Tom Roberts' 1986 deciSion 1 in Co llu sion ll. t otal damages awardf'd to pl;wrrs in thl' i n lhP collusion ca ses now s t<:.~nd at $1n mil lion and counting. " sa id Pia \ · (' rs A s.soc ia 11 on r-: xrc u tl\ ·r D i rrc· tor Don Fehr . "T ht•rr will be much m orl' to come wh t•n tht' n •mc1inmg d am ag ('S an' dt'IPr minPd. inc luc\ing Joq sa ltll'\' fot · 19H9 .:tnd 1!190. inH' rPst. am\ other damJgP~.o . P rO!P.S t as till'\" v.dlL thl' ownprs t'd n no longt'r down· play t' ithl'r tll<• sign ifleanl'l' w I Ill' l' ffi 'C' I of their intentionally wro ngfu l co nduct ." llra rin gs on dama gt•s lor th(• l~R~ a nd l ~l ~tO ".Pasons an • rx · Pf'C1Pd to twgin ni·x t month . Pl avcr RC'la tio ns l'ommith·P Grm·;·ai Couno;.c\ Ch.Jr ! P~ P. O'Co nn or satd hi ~ orgamzation di sagrPC'S wi th tl11• a m ounl ol With Kan sas Cit y ahead 3-0, Humphrey broke a tackle In lh e midd le. used the back judge to sc rC'en orr anothrr defender and broke free for a :!7-yard his longPst scorin g run as a pro . T hP Chiefs pulled within 7·6 on Lower y's Sl'cond field ~oai. De · flc>rg r ngin<•ered a 63 ·yard drive. convertJng on third-and-JO at his own 26 with an IR-yard compie· lion to Todd M cNai r. D enver drovr 80 yards on 1t s next possess ion. 43 yards comrng on a fl ea- fli cker from Elw ay -toHumphrey -to-E iway and down· field to Johnson. Humphrey' s 6-yard burst up the middle gave Denver a 14·6 lead KC cornerback Albl'rt Lew is recovere d Orson Mobley 's fum · bir at the Denver 43 with 3: 15 left to set up Lowery's third fi eld goal. The 31· yard kick cut Denver' s lead to 1<1 9 wit h 4 seco nds remaining in lhP first hail . "We made so many mi sta kes in the ball game , .. Denver Coac h Dan Reeves said . '' I I 'sa good win m. for us. It had everything in it, good. bad and ugly." " We h ad too many misS<'d opportunities in th e f ir st half, " DeBerg said.· ·we were forced to co me away with fi eld goa is when we should ha ve had touchdown s. In fact. onr lime were in sid e the five and sti ll on ly got a field gocll ... After Lowc;·y fell short on a :,2-yard field goal a t tempt early in the third quar ter. Elway ca pped a 10-play drive with a quarterback draw . His :!0-yard co mpletion to John son on third· and -13 ke pt the 65-yard scoring driv e a I ive . SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 44& 4524 H IS ~~::;~~~ ':('~~~ BA~CJ,f~ ~TIN££ 1 5ATU~DAI '? I StiNOAY TUfSDA I /[ICfPT '" GHOST '" I I ~ SA~C.AIN ~!"H l ; JO ~ I~ I I H A ' ·~'; , ' t~", ,1 ' ' : ~ \IOH \ I' ~ I s I \1 I· ! I .:,."!.. I IU & ..... I 9 lO 1 1 ~ I0 UAIL 1 '"" "" ' :•!\\ J JO i \'~OCENT YIIIG HIS II ""110 II>!; I ll dam agps I Don't Have an Alcohol Problem ... Expansion presentations begin today by 10 cities NEW YORK 1UJ>I I - Represen ta tives or 10 c itie s. armed with det ai led battle plans, Tues da y begi n making prese n tations t o th e Na t ional L eague F:xpan sio n Commlttre 1n thri r qurst fo r an rxpansion tea m . T he c iti es wi ll stage a Sep· tember showdo wn to brin g maj or l eague base ball i nt o new terri · tory when th e NL expands in 1993. Each c it y - and som ellme s rompe tln ~ ownership group s re· presenting the sa me c ity - is sc heduled to make a 45-minute present ation to the committee at a New York hot el. Besides the usua I array of statistics and glitz. eac h group wili highlight It s unique se lling point s to the four· member comm ittee. Arizona and Florida have spring -training track r ecord s Buffalo has two stra i ght years of seven-fig ur e attendance at minor-league games. Tampa -St. Petersburg has 24,000 season· tick et holders without a team . Orland o a ln '; Jd ~ · ha!-. a rnanagPr And [)(>nvrr ha s an Pn tirP tirnr zo m' a nd l.Jro~td cas tin g'~ Mr . Bast•bali. Bob Ut'l'k<'l "Each city w ill havP dif fl'll'lll thin gs th ry want to t>mpha..,iJ.P... salrJ Douglas Dan forth . c h<1ir man of th e Pill s tJurgh Pira t(' s and head of lhP rxp an sio n comm!ttef' . O!h('r mPmtwrs nf thr romml11er arP NL Pr(' s idt•nt Ri ll White. Fred Wilpon of the Nrw York Mrts and John McMuilen of I he Houston Aslros . Groups representin g Miami. Sacr amen to, Denver and Buffalo wi il race theco mmltte eTuesday , with representallve s of Washington. Ch arlotte. Or lando and Nashvl ile a day later. Groups r epresen ting Phoe nix a nd Tampa-S t. Petersburg won ' t mak e their presentations until Sept . 28. A group representing Van· couver has been given an ex ten· slon on the deadline for respond· In g to the co mmittee 's Continued on page 4 I only drink beer. Lots ol people who wouldn't think of lying to others, tell themselves some pretiY big lies. Especially about alcohol. That's unfortunate, because the only waJ to deal with prob· lam drinking Is to be honest with JourseH and seek help. ; I ~h ort punt by 1hr Broncos' MikP Horan gavr the Ch irfs possessio n at th1• Drnv rr 26, sPttln g up Lo\.Vrr~· ·s 29 ·yard f1 eld goal. Damages are awarded • m Collusion Il, III ' IIUMI'HREY SCORES TO - Dt•nv.•r running hack Bohby Humphrey (26) shl'ds his la'l pass to Paig<'. who caught a pa" in hi s 66th consPcu tl vP NFI. game. ·'Th is was a gamr where whoever had t he bail Iasl was go ing to win. .. De Berg sa id "Eiway"s a gre at competitor. and that rourth·dow n pl ay was amazing. Th at was an ali~~ro play ." Humphrev rush ed 19 times for 132 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Denver ground at tack. scorin g on runs of 3i and 6 yards. Eiway added a 2-yard TD run as the Broncos £'vrnPd th e ir rn·ord to 1 I. Keep up the lies or lace the truth. II you have a •roblem with alcohol, It's the mest Important choice you'll ever make. The Daily Sentinel ' ' �Page- 4 - The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Tuesday. September 18. 1990 Rijo stops Giants on 2-hitter; magic number reduced to 11 MOLITOR SCORES Mllwuukce's Paul .,. Jidt>!oi s a fely Into home plate. pa."'i Sin g MoUtor sco r~• d off a hi t h} Robi n Y ount, but It wasn't enough t o kt'I'Jl tht• Tr ibe from posllng a 4-2 VIct ory 1LIP I ) ~l o lil or ln d1a m; <at<_her Sandy A.Jomar tl r. in the fi rs t ~H o nd ay mning of nighl' s gam e m ( lt•Hla nd Bosox snap four-game losing streak; Oakland beaten, 7-0 By P ~U L DE F EDt. V PI Sport s \\nt er A ve tf'ra n ba t trn th r rr1 l!d J):: f'd p lc~\ o fl Bo . ., ton Red So:\ thr O\\ mg th r fJ s tba ll tn ,Jnd ou t Pl' n<t kP'v Pcl Bos to n s thrPP-r un !o ui th rnn m g w1 1h a doubl r th a t s('OJed Mtke Mar shal l dr I V(' ' PPn.J s bPr n g(' tt m g somr b1g Mtkr Bodd!ckt r \\ On hl . ., Hil h \ lclOt\ J nd < t.~ l ch t r ! om l )l'nrl d t OW' rn tv.o run" dnd scmt·tl th 1rP tt m Ps Mond.n hPip1ng ttw Am0r rcd n L('dglll' F.r . . t IPadtng Ht·cl '-:ux rnd thr11 four g;_mw los mg srr ra k v,rth 4 l d 'I< ! OJ \ ovPt rhe Ha I llm or r Uno Jr-. 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Mcmday Sp orts Tran sacOomo B ue baJI Ha lllm ol'f' - Ca!IPd up pl1c hf'f Mi ck ey Westoo lnfl eldPr Juan Bell calcher C h r i s HoUe s and th ird baSf> ma n L eo Gom f"Z f r crn R oc hs tt' r of lntPrna tl ona l L PaguP tA,\A I · We curpos ltt oned so f ar out !n fr o nl o f other F l ori da d tl es at th is f lm r th at [ CJn' t Jm ag! nP ltlf'm r al ch tn g up t o u s " St Pr ter sbu1g V ic·p May or Robert Strwa rt said But Mlam1 1s o f f enn g J op Robb i e Stad i um . a la r ger h.J sebal l mad H i spanrc popul atio n and a la r ger m arket And Or lando, wh ic h al rea dy has named ea tcher Bo b Boone as It s man ager , rs prom oting Its repu tal ion as the nation' s top touri st des tination M ea nwhile, De nver and Pho•·n lx ar e staging a battl e for the ex pected Western expansi on ent ry Denver had appeared 10 be leading that r ace until a c hain of events drew th e parti es even Denver 's prospective owner , John Di keo u, was forced to drop out of contention w ith fin ancial dlffi eulties M ea nwhile, Phoenix 's stalled stadium plans were put in m oti on w hen th e Ar izona L eg islat ure passed a sales l ax m ea sure to fin ance the f ac i li ty By C.J. HWU UPI Sports Wr iter Jose R ljo Is close to achi evi ng one of four persona l goal s, an aim that his teammates would l ove to share with him The C inc innati pit ch er hu r led a two-hit ter , while P au l O' Nerli sm as hed a tw o-run home r and Hal Morri s deliver ed a two-run sing le, pac ing the National L eague Wes t-leading Reds to a 4-0 vict ory ov er the Sa n F r an c isco Giants. " M y goal s are to pitc h rn a season-opener , an Ali-Star ga m e, t he playoffs and Wor ld Seri es," R iJo sai d ' I don 't have any of them yet But I'm feeling good about m y playoff goal " The vi ctory r educed the Reds' m agic num ber f or c li nchmg the Na tional L eague West to 11 gam es, as Sa n Fra ncisco s uf fer ed its f ourth strai ght l oss . Lo s Angeles rem ained 5 I 2 games bac k Rijo, 12 7 per mrt ted on I) a fi rs t inn ing do uble and a nmth rn nln g single t o Ke' 10 Ba ss as he pitc hed a career hi gh f tflh com piete ga m e and hts ftr sl shutout of the year 'II was unbelievabl e, · he sa1d I fel t so good I don' t even beheve It m yself I don t thm k 1 could f eel any bet ter than I d td tonig ht " The h ar d I hr owrn g rJg hl ha nder, w ho walked tw o r etired 12 In a row at one poin t and II sll atghl at another Hrs 12 st nkeouts >were a tea m hig h for sco rf' lrss 1nn mg s 1n r p\](:' f fo1 thP h1 s f1rst appc-aran cP stnc e suf fcn ng a knrr InJ U n M a\ Gia nts, n No rma Torres, nurs ing di re ct or of the M etgs Co unt y Health Depa1tmen t, parent s and oth e1 ca reg ivPr s of Infants and young child n•n nl'ed to be awe~ I P o f potential safet y h aza rd s rn the nur st:'r y environm ent i{eu sc hel " He s 41 vcars old and Mr s To rr cs re por ted t ha t e at'h year an avera gl' o( 67 nu rser y prod u c t IPla ted f. ltal LIIl'S UlT U I nat Jo n;Jl \y to mfJ nts a nd sm .LII ehJidr t•n under flvp years of agt' M rs To rres wa rnPd f irst t Ime paren ts th at olh er pr odu cts can be ver y h azardou s wh en u sed wi th babtes She re pm ts I hal the U S Consum er Product Sa fet y Commtssion r ecently r ecalled one mtllton d angerou s lnfan 1 bean bag cushrons because of a serious su f foca ti on t 1sk t o rnf ant s She also sta t ed that o'e' 200 rnf ants have dted from ent rap ment or suf focat i on on adul t beds and wa ter bed s smce 198.'> She stresses that an tnf ant should never be left on an adult or vou th!x'd or wa terbed beca use l ht• baby c an become entrapped and su f foca tP betw een the m al tress and t he wall or bed f ra m e M rs To rres provtdes lh e fol lowtng as some sa fety guldeitnes fo 1 c hec kin g new or second hand nu r s('ry eq u i pm en t Cribs Slats should be n o more than two and threee tghlh s tnc hes apart to preven t the tnfant 's head from sltpptng t hrough and cau s 1ng st r an gul atiOn Fo r a seco nd h and c rr b. piacP bumpe1 pads around t he en Ill P r 11b a nd se cu re • Mak e su re m at tre ss ft t s snug lv i f m or r th an two f tnge r s can fll bet wer n th e m a ttress and stde the ma llress ts too small If you pa tnt or re flms h an o\d,• r crtb use on l y h tg h qual tl' house hold ena mel pa m t r cco m nwnd ed fo r mdoor usr Do no t place the cr rb nex t to a v. 1ndow v. h e re thf' drapr n or \ f'n r l ta n blmd co r d 1s Wi th in thf' chr ld 's re ac h II could ca u" ' DOLHLE PL ~ \ ' - Sa n F ran cisco sN ond ""-"'man Robhv Thomp~on takt•s to th t• <ll r to av Oid tht> Reds' Ha l Morris com ph_ •tp lh P doublt· pldy in tlw f ourth mnmg of Monda~· DIJ:"ht's and gam f' in Cinl'inn ati H ow(•vr r , th e R r- d~ won 4-0 (UPI } m1 sscd n('ar lv fo m mon th s br p1 oblt•m s bu t hP p1tc hrd ro n1g ht !Jk l' hP had n 't tn iSS f'd till Y l i mP dl .1 11 f l mak PS YOU WOndPJ Wh dl Wf' co ul d hciW' donp t hts \ t'd r If ~H' hdd h.1d h u n dl] s r·a ~on In o tht' r N,1 t 1Dn<tl I I'JguP g dmf' s S c~n D1cgn •,hu l ou t Hou ston rl II c~ nd l u'-. 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MAX HILL'S COUNTRY CORYEnES th oug ht s Letart Falls, Ohio 1114-247 -4861 ANNUAL RATE ' qurs uon Y ou \\- Il l n o t st'l' a nv ma Jo r per sonne t cha ngps " add ed Coop<> r, w hose No 12 Buc k eves a rr id l e t h ts wPck a nd tak e on N o c, Sou ther n Cali!or nra Sept 29 · We were able to pla y Kent iG r aham i l n th egameSa!uHl dy Wr w " nt ~d to p lay him In lh<' fi rs ! game but dtdn I get a c hanc e to get him i n 'Hr 1Cr a h.1m 1 d ld som e goOO lhtngs and som e had things He for ced the ba ll i n fo rovrrage and had the inter ception a b ad read on his part Bu t he also m ade a grea t throw for a touchdow n to Bo bby Ol ive ' A.s for F r ey , w ho Jed the Flt g Te n i n pass ing effic iency l ast yea r , Cooper ex pre>Sed d isap pomlment In his play so far " He certai nly has n t been as consistent as we'd hoped for al t his stage ," Cooper satd of F r ey ' 'I lhlnk Greg would tell you the sa m e th ing Greg ca n pl ay better than he's played i n the f irst two ga m es ." I s Frey poss ibly feelin g pres sure from Gr ah am 1 " I Imag ine," said Cooper "I would If I was a quarter back and was n't playing th at good Greg ought t o be In better co ntrol oft he offense than he rs ri ght now "One time th ey brou ght a guy off the corner We've ga l an adjustment thai w hen I heir blil z l ng you ra ise up and hit the op<>n 7.25 7.00 W ITH THE 7-Day Premium CD from Central Trust EnJOY rhe flexrbrltty and lrqurduy of a CD wh tc h rs au <a ma rr CJ IIy renew able and redeema ble at eac h 7 dav ann11 crsa r y T he 7- Da y Prm11 o t11 ( j) ht· r l x.un plc 11r 111 11 CO ll lllllr n wn r T() ( JJ <., II I JJH r.., 1.., .ItiiH ,, s10,000 MINIMUM DEPOSIT 1~ THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY Gallipolis IJfclim e RPu tPr sta1Ps tha t hdndw r n tP n ll't tr r s an• t hp must diffiC u lt fo r thf ' po stal s<'rvl cr• to hand! (' brca usc t hP a ddresse s drP fr P qur nti y Ill egible and oft c•n con tam poor In fo rm a tiO n " M any people a1e itkei v to om ll dlrpct iona ls' suc h as Wr st or 1\orth a nd d esig na tion s s uc h Ha ppen \f<mber FDIC strangu l at iOn When pun has1ng a t'Ii b ,' bu ., wllh as gre a t a dJst a ncP as possible b<' tw~c n thr top of th e sid e r a il and the mattre ss su p por t to d i scour agP a child from 11 yln g to climb out Playpens Drop stde m esh p l ay pens should never b e left wt t h side down The mesh form s a l oose pock et t hat the ba by could roil TUES DAY PO M EROY - A hu nte1 sa ft'll COUI SC wr li ht' held Tu esdd} anti Thu rsd dv .:.r nd t hf' following :v!n n dav " ' Pam er o; Village Ha l l fro m h- \1 p m Fm mforma ll on. con ta c t .J ohn K iebel at 985 -4 1 ~1r-, I n to Check the m es h net u ng for holes and tears t hat could <;ntrap an tnfant 's neck Ch eck for tears and holes on vinyl t op r arls wh ere a teethtng child co uld chew off t he pieces and c hoke on them High Chairs Ht gh c hatr s must ha ve wa tsl and c r otch saf et; strap s mde pende nt of th e t ray 10 preven t th e ba by f rom fa limg be neath th e Fo r morr In for m at io n ca ll pm TII URSDAY POMERO'! - T he X t Ga mma Epstlon Ch apt er Bel a Stgma Phr Soron tv wtll mPet Th ursday at ti 30 p m Member s ar e to bJrn g eomp letcd necklac es POM ER OY - Th P Po m <•roy group of A A and AI-A non wi ll meet Thursday at i p m at the Sacred Hear t Cat hol tc Chu rc h F'or SYRACUSE- T heTh ~rd 1\ ed ncsday Homema ker s Clu b "' 'I I m eet Wedn esday at l Oa m alth e book Bn ng covered drsh and table servrcr for pot luck NP ~ mPmbe1s we\ r omP POM E ROY PORTL AND - Re v L <;l u PSC'nca mp will p r eac h dt llw Freed om Gospel M ts ston Chu1r h on W ednrsda \ <:I t 7 p m fu1 tlw open a ll rrvJ \ a l, c all Th e Metgs Dl•mocra t E xPcuu vr Co m m t lt £'(~ Will m L'el Th ur sda y at 7 ~0 p m a t thP L lll )(' nl r r s Cou n tv Ha llt n Pome1 ov Jrsus 1n tl1 r Hill s StngPrs "til be the (;, brrel Quar tel P O RTL A ~ D - ti p o ve r s 1\ a lkers and ;um per s should h ave cover s over co il springs an d n ot h av e any x f r a m es to preve nt p ln c h1n g or a mput atiO n of fin ger s Wh en a wal ke 1 or JUm per IS 1n usc alwa}'S p lace ga l es or gua r d s at t hr t op of all st.IJ rw,t ) s to prev en t f ail s Baby Gates and Enclosures Neve r use t he accordw n s tv lr m form atlon R< 'l L 0 Nr.rl Hel p Your Ch tld Sa' No to Sex ual w il l preac h dnd s in ~ "' thP nprn a u ll'VlVd \. .J esu s 1n th f' H1lls ' on Thur sddV dt 7 JJ m .11 tlw F1 ('Pdo m L:os p r l M qs s10 n Pr r s sUJ r " on WPrl nPs<.l av a1 7 10 ('h!II Ch RACI N r- - Rac rnt • 1'11 st Ha p ti s ! Ch ur<. h ~N tll prese nl · Hm\ to t he A ugu st hlc e cn•am socia l wa s a bi g success A H allo ween pa1 ty rs alsobelng planned t or October Yearbooks ready Th e 199Q M eigs Mar audc1 Yearbooks may be picked up al I he sc hool office from B: 15 to 10·1 5 a.m throu gh Friday grandmother Bea t r ice W ea~e r , also of M ason and I da Paugh of Po mt Pieasan t, W V a Paterna l gr andparent s are Bill and Kathy Hicks of Buck ha nnon, W V a , gr eat gr andmo ther Bet ty Htck s al so of Buck hannon and grea t gr andpar ents AI and Kay Haw es of Beh edere, N J T he m oth er Is the forme• Suze tte Paugh , CIIELSE A. N. Hll KS People in the news-_, B} WILLIAM (' _TROTT United Pr es s lnl<' rnatlonal L E ONA LAS HES SA. DDA.M : L eona Helm sley says she know s the d iffe rence bet wee n a gues t and a hostage, ev en if Saddam Hu !<ist>ln doesn t H el m slrY took time ou t f ro m her own t ro ubl es l o bu y a fu ll page ad mTh e New York 'I tm es Mo nd ay to lec tu re the I raq i presr dcn t abou t t he hotel bu sin ess 'I k oow so m ething about how one i s supposed to lrcc~ l guests, M r Hussei n, " Helmsley's open letter says · T he pPn ple held In you r gr as p are nor guests T he; ar e hostages ' Helm siey urg ed Hu sse tn t o relea sr t hl' hos tages ln th r nu mP of hu ma n lt v ' and a ccused htm of co wer in g behl ng hum an shiel ds 'In your bJzarre world whrr r det enllon cen ter s have bceomP ho tel s and hostages have b('co m r gue sts, I can mak e one r p comm end atl on Ihat I have nr vrr madP In a ll th e vP ar s I h <~ vr· bf' Pn wel com m g pop le Mr Hu ss(' m , 1t !S ti me t o c he( k ou t Un lr ss H e lm s ley successfully appe als hN fou l v ear sl'n tt•n cP fo1 tax fr aud, sh e a lso Wi ll b r qual lf led to d !sc u ss th e dl ffP r Pnr P bPt wrrn a gu es t a hos1agc and an In m ate RY DE R FOR A.N IM i\LS ~ c l rr ss Wynonu Ry der was om• of th r star a t t r<:~ c t1 o n s r1 1 a big amm al n g ht s g ala 1n Wash 1ng1nn D C , du rl ng the Wt'P krnd ''l' rn hr 1P on behal f of m y cc~ l "sa rd and e xpand able enc losu n•s w 1th llvd r r , "' ho at te nded l hr Prople for the E thtcal T r ra lm Pnl of 1\ nl mal s ba nquet wrlhnul bovfn end ,Johnny Bepp 'S hP was a Brt ll sh shorth au "' ho I'd had srncc I was a Il l tiP glr I She rrc r n tlv pas srd .J V.,l Y Rvd Pr sa y s shP never Pa t s m rat and IS wot k! ng on bPcom mg a ful l sc alf' vrg r ta r ta n ' I cl o have some cia II\ fprod ucl s l but dtn trvm g to c u t bark shrsc1 1d 'I' m only 1P. !- OU k now ' A nolhPr fledg: l 1ng vf' grt a n an . 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W \i a , m a le r nal great ROCK SPRINGS - The Ohro Child Consei vat ion L e.J KUC Y.lll meet T hu rs day at 7 p rn a! lh f' Rock Sp n ngs Un ti Pd M ct hodJSI Chur c h Offl ccJ s wil l be 1n sta lled A ll mf'mbpr s ur ged to aI tend Svracu sf' p !Cn Jc a r ra M ember s t o hav€' tdeas foi m akm g ve a1 l'oid mg h tgh ch a1r s m ust have an e f fec ti ve Joc ktng dev ice to keep th e chatr from co llapsing and the 1ra y should loc k secu r el y Ba by Walkers Baby wa l ker s should h ave " w ide b ase for stabtllt y to p r eve nt mor r mpas urln g 14 1nc hes long M a ter ll al gr a nd paren t s ar e 1-800- '!!3- 505 1 WE D ~ES D A Y t 1av Scott and Suzette Hi cks an nounc r t he bi rt h or th elf fir st ch1id Chel sea Nt col e She was born June 22 at Cab<'ll Hunting ton tW V a 1 Hospit al, we ighing fou1 pou nds and 10 ounces , 949 - 2Rh7 PORTL AN D - Rev R G Wtl Il or d wtll preac h at the Freedom Gas p<> I Mt sston Churc h on Tues day at 7 p m for the open a tr r ev rval. " Jesus tn lhe H 1lls · Smgmg wtll be bv U nt ied Cos p<>iet le Fish, chicken dtnner slated Bashan Ladies plan dinner 11 was annou net•d thai tn. l 't h 1•• 1 1•• t h oi1Jel l'ot t ho>u l nr<l h f Yt . l d 1\\U I I H ~ r h ,tl \ ! Ho d r Jt l rltn Jtm •"11'1 1111 ln r 1 l ull ~( 1r l'o lih nn "uhdr '" ~~ ~ n f tlll let\l l ll ["Ht n ll p ] T!.rnl(• "''II t ri> asu rer 's r eport M t•lltii J\1 d cJ" " It ~ 1 N')<)<Jf)l) S11h\ 1 n l o J I] ' tn rl l ~' /.,r 1 uh ..., 1 t l ~o l rt" tJ lnll' rl!'!'! t pa 1d to pr1 nclp~ l end , ompoundt'd W !'i'~ ly R st h'"!l , rl! r l l"'" Au.;: ] The Bank That Wak e.• 992 -6661 446-0902 Wha t bPt l l' I w o~ v to s t1mul a tP dn lnt E' fl'S t In l h<.' 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" hu o.,u ffr Jf'd a spld t nPd lrft k nPP L Jr kovll r h w1 l l br sJcif'IJnrd hom 111 10 :21 cl c~vs, mak1n g h i m doubt fu l lu1 So utlwr n ( dl 454 S S . 7 Hicks birth Community calendar Card, letter writing week set across United States • By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writer CO LUMB US tUP II - Oht o Statt' coa c h .John Cooper r f' af firmed M onday thai senror G1eg l' reyJS stti lh Js No ! qua rter back desp i te s u b p ar perf orm ances 1n The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, September 18, 1990 Baby safety week slated thr season RI JD cam f' 1nto th e ga m r w ith an 0 :1 ca 1E'P I mark aga mst the Gtan ts 'I' ve been l tfll ng we tght s and th r owmg ex tr a to bu tid m1 shou ld er back up he satd fppl so strong now I f ed al m os t unbeatable I lhtn k I can thr ow mv f astball bv an vbod v I " "' t hr ow 1ng at leas 195 m 1le" a n hou1 ton Jg ht · "I npve r sav,.. 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IISUIAIICE PIODUCrS FOI SI'ECW PfOPI£ �Page- 6 - The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, September 18, 1990 Tuesday, September 18, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Crews stamp out spot fires on gm tanker .. ANSWERING TO REPORTERS - NASA shuttle program director Robert Crippen. left, fields reporters' quesdons at a new ('Onference Monda:.· alter hP announced the launch of the shuttlr Columbia had been scrubbed lor the fourth tlmc when a hydrogen leak wus detected during fueling earlier In the day . (II PI) • Hard-luck shuttle grounded again CAPE CANAVERA L , F la t UPli- NASA hun ted Tuesda; for the sou rce of C> lusiv P hy dr ogrn leaks on t hP spact' shu ttlP Col umbia that fotTPd tht> b('ll'a guerPd spacf' agf>ncy to postponP Jn as tronom y mission a fru strJt mg fourth time . Eng ineers pla nnPd to tnsta l l morr senso rs and televt.s ion camr ras as Pa rt y as Sund ay in Lhc spa cC'planp's e ng ine co mpa rtm ent to try to fi nd th e la test tn a sr rirs of lea ks tha t havf' preven ted NASA f rom launc hin g ,1 shuttlr stnce Ma\" . Co lumbi a was sc hedu led to bias I off on the 10-da.v mi ssto n at I 2Ra .m . EDTTucsda y. arrco rJ Ill da.vs beh ind schedu le. flu t la unc h wa s scr ubbPd abo ut si x hours be forE' llft off when se n sor~ dete ct ed high levels of poten tially explos ive hydrogen gas in the space pla ne's all compart · mcnt duri ng fu el in g. The leak delayed lhP missron at least until after the spacesh utllc Discovery co mpletes a highpriorit y four -day m iss ion to launch the U lysses space probe to t he sun that is schedu led to begm Oct. K. NASA offic i als had hoped a rf's umpt ion of s hutllf' fl ight " after a four ·month hiat us would rf's torl' cu nf ide nee in the age ncy. wh ich has bt~en undPr fire be· cause of the Hubble Space Telesco pe's flaw. t he grounding or the shut tlf' fleet and olhrr probl ems . NASA espt'l'ially needs good new s bPcau sl' a cost co nsc iou s Co ngress is eunsidrnng th r budgPI reques t for t hr agenc.v 's next f iscal yPar t hat in c ludes m onPy for thP propoS(>d spacP sta tion F'rPrdom and o ther im · port an t program s ·Tht'v' ve had a losing st reak for the. last six months or so. " sa id Joh n Pike, a space poltcy anal yst for ttw FPdPration of A m l' r i c a n S c i P n I i s I s i n Was hin gton . "As long as th P shuttlP is grounded it eont inuPs torall int o q uestion station .i::lnd thP rPsl o[ thPir program and thP res t of their bud get. Wh ether one thinks t hat shou ld be th e case . lhr poli tical reality ts th at i s the case. " hP sa id . T he shuttle would be needed to build the proposed $30 bill ion stati on, w hi ch Itself has comr undt•r QuPs ti on El ur to co ncer ns it mav wf' ig h too m uch and requirr t oo. man ~· rPpair s to bf' frasi biP NASA had pla nned to launc h nine shuttle missions In 1989. The fuel leaks have already put the program two launc hes behind sc hedule Space shutll e program direc tor Robert Crippen, while ad mit ting offi c ials had "egg on our fac es" and wer e disa ppointed, was optimistic engineers would find and fix the baffling problem . ·'Right now I don't und erstand i 1. Our plan Is thaI we are going to understa nd It though," Cr ippen told r eporter s at a news confer ence Monday night Although of fici als had no rea son to believe Di scovery also had a lea k. offici al s were considering eo nduct ing a specia l tes t to makp s urP, he sa id _ Prot=:ram scientis t Edward Wt•iler tric•d to be optimistic . "i\io ma tter how much we slip th ere are p lenty of targets,'' WE' ilf'r sald. " It' s really a matte r of w hat it does t o the scientists and wh<:tt lt dOPs to t he crew [){>press io n isn 't tht' word Frust ra ti on !s l hl' word. " T hP df'c i.s ion to ca nc f:'l Co lum bia' s launch was <J crushi ng dJ sappoi nlmPn t to Col umbi a skipper Va nce Rra nd , 59. co-pi lo t Cu v GardnPr. 42 .. John " Mike" L ounge, 44, Robert Parker. 53, Je ffr ey Hoffman, 45, and civilian as tronomer s Ronald Parise. 39. and Sa muel Durrance. who turned 47 Monda y . L aunch direc tor Robert Stec k ca nceled the countdown when hydrogen was detected at level s that reached 3,500 parts per million , which violat ed sa fety guidelines even though th ey had been r elaxed over th e w eekend . The miss ion to explo re highenergy bodies In the univer se with advan ced te lescopes In the sh uttl e's cargo b ay was origi nally scheduled for 1986 but wa s delayed by th e space shuttle Challenger disaster . A launch at tempt May 29 was postponed by a fu el leak. followed by a glitch with one or te lescopes Aug . 30 an d another fuel leak Sep t . 5. E ngineers hoped they had fixed th e l ea ks by r eplac ing a fu el line connection. three new hyd rogen fuel pumps and a dam aged sea l In an engine valve "The mood Is pret ry depress Ing alter all summer trying to pin down these lea ks,'' sa id Keit h Hud kIn s. dIrect or or shu t tie engi neerin g at NASA headquarters. Atlanta celebrates Olympic decision ATLA~TA iUPl i - Thou ~ands of jubilant A t la nt an~ pourPd into t hr s trrrt s as dawn brokr Tursday to CP!rbratr thr c ity' s succf'S S a t landin g t hr 199fi Summ r r Ot~· mp1rs . Crowds stay·ed up all night at thr• L ndrrground A t lanta tour ist attraction downtown. awaiti ng m' ws of thr annou ncrmPnl from To kvo on g1a nt ~c rrr n T \ ' sPis w'hrn rhr v.ord camp that Atla nt a hJd brrn chosr n o\·rr fivl' othf'f c i!lP'> to hos t thr cc11 trnniJI of thr modrrn game' s. hund rrd~ of Citizens jumpf•d. whooped and danrPd through thr streC'I s. Rand s and fin•v.rork " added to the clamor as lh r downt ow n hu .o., ini'SS dJ s tn c t e-rup tPd 1nto a ~ rv. Yea r·.., Eve st .v iP p a rt ~· " I j umpPd up wht•n I hPard It and I started hu ggi ng this m an I didn ' t pvpn know. " sq uealrd a Un iversit y of GPorgia r hf'f'r leader. who sa id she had bern at Underground At lant a sinn· :u ~, a.m Atlantan s drivi ng to work dow n t hP t~ ity 's famou s Prafh t ree Street began honking th rir horn s. han g in g out thr lr car windows and screaming at fel low motoriS1 s whf'n the announcPmt' nt camr over th r radio. " Th is is the btgges t day In lhr histor y or the city." sa id Dennis fle rkh olz, an oflic tal or lhr Grorg ia Dome stadium pr ojrc t undrr co nstruc t ion . "I t wi ll really push us forward The ~0 .000 - sea t arena wil l be part or the ci ty's Olvm pic rom p lex . Atlanta al so mu st build anot hr r nrw s ta dium ad jat'cnt ro it s r urrr nt ba seb.111 football ar · Pna as wr ll as a n Olympic vi li<.J gf' aro und thr campus of Georgia l'r•ch " I was stunm'd.'' Berkholz sa id o1 Atl anta 'ssriPclion . "I think wr .rl l t hnu ght tha t AIhens wa s going to get this ." At he ns host<'d t he IR96 Ol y m p If'S i.Jnd had ber n a favo rit e to bP thf' site of thp 100th ann!versar.v of lhf' modf'rn gamps Moment s aftPr the annou nce· mrnt came. truck s from th{' Atlanta Journal pulled up and nf'wspapcrs wi th lh£' hu gp h ead · llnr " II' S Atlanta" starl<'d fl ow ing t hr oug h lh e thron g. Fulton Count y Commi ssion Chai r m an Mlcha t>l Lomax adv ised res ident s to "celebrate and st rut for a whHe beeau SP WP havr worked hard - 3 ~~1 years- then ro ll up ou r sleeves an d get to work" At th r cere m ony in Tokyo , Atla nta M ayor M ayna rd Ja ckson lurc hed bac kward. gasped and wi ped tears fr om his eyes when hts city was procla i med host lor thr games . "This prov·es i f you don 't run thr rac e, !herr is no wa y to win. " a g ri nning .Jac kso n dPC!arPd · 'ThI s is thP most hotly co ntPs ted Cll .v mpir rae!? i n a long, long lim P 'Th is is a v ictory lo r the people of At lant a.'' hl'Sa ld. "Thrpmpl e m ade this happen ." GPorg ia Gov . J oe Frank Har ri s. also In To kyo, sai d Atlanta won on the " fourth or fifth " ballot. eve ntually get tJ ng 51 votes of I he 86 votes . Only ~4 were needed to win. Athens led th e f irst two rounds of vot i ng and was tied with A tlanta In the third round, Oly mpic officia l s said . Atlanta . which hosted the 1988 Democr atic National Conven tion. h;r s the nt•cessa ry lodg ing facilities to aceommodatr Olvm· plr spectators with an estimated :15,000 hotel room s. " What I want now is l or al l ol our yo ung pm ple to sta r t trainin g a t som ething," said former Atlant a mayor Andr ew Young. a leader or th e ci ty's q uest l or the ga m es. " We ca n' t have th e world com i ng to Altanta l or t he Olym pies and not have som e Atl anta ns wi n som e go ld medals . " What we have to work at now IS lhe spi r it or the Oly mpics infusing the lives ol ourr hlldrrn . WP havE' enough mune:v we havr enough splril. " In thecoas ta lcit yofSava nna h. sitr lor many waterfront event s about RO bu siness leade rs and govP rn mPnt offici als er uptPd into during lhe Ga mes. c heers, whlsOPs and hugs whrn lhP announce mP nt o f At lanta ' s sPiecllon was made. Sava nnah Is to be site of thC' y achting competition . and local offic ial s predicted the ga m es would bring 7,500 vis i tors and $80 million to the city . ·' It's Incr ed ibl e. It 's an Incredi ble reeling. It vindicates that you have to be able to dream," sa id Ell Karatas sos, chairman of lhe Savann;rh Area Chamber or Commerce . as he di spensed champagne inlo styrofo am cups. BAY CITY , Mich. 1UP II Fi r elighters stamped out spot fires in the llnal step to controlling a blaze aboard a gasoline ta nker In the Saginaw River that exploded but caused little environmental damage to the region. Crew s spra yed chemical foam on the bla ze Monday and tried to control the r emaining spot fires that flared up Inside the hot hull of the 393- root M .V . Jupiter, which exploded Sunday . Officials believe as Ill tie as 20 ga llons or gaso line spilled into the river following the explosion that Injured 11 crew members and apparently killed another. Water and 12,000 gallons of A -rrr loam , whic h is used to s m ot h er c hemical - and petroleum -based fires, wa s pumped fr om th e Bramble. a 180loot Coast Guard buoyte nder, ont o the Jupiter beginning about 1 p.m. Th e fire was brought und er co ntrol within 20 minutes. said Coas l Guard Petty Officer Stephen Attaway . An expert crew fr om Boots & Coo ts Inc .- a Beaumont, Texas, fi r m that specializes i n do using c hemica l fires - then boarded th e vessel to put ou t r em ainin g hot spots . " It 's under co nt ro l and basi cally out,' ' Attaway sa id He sa id lirl'light ers wen• sta nding by to guard aga inst new flar eups ca used by thr vcsSC'I's still -hut hull The stale Depa r trnf'n t of Na t u r J I Resources sr>t hu ge floating booms downrivL'r to ratch any possiblc gaso lln r leak s fr om th r doub le hulled ship end Gov. .Ja mes .J. Blanc h.1rd declared " s tatP of emerge ncy aftr r tourin g lhL' are() Su nd ay . Hut Allaway sai d Mo ndil y Coast Gua nt pPrson ne l helievP only about 2ll ga llon s of ga solinP spilled th roughout th e inc id ent ." and that was ra sll y con tainPd . " lt certainly looks ~ as though th e environmental im pact was minimal l so far, " he said . Eleven c rew members were injured and a 12th was missing and presumed dead alter the Jupiter ex ploded about 8: 30a .m . Sund ay while It was unlo ad ing fu el at th e Total Petroleum dock near Bav Cit y All but th~ec or th e injured were released alter be ing I rea ted at Bay Med ical Center. Attaway said the search for the missing crewm an. Tom Sexton. 46 . or Cedar Fal ls, Iowa, was suspended M onday Coast Guard official s believ e t hat "any 1further) search wou ld be a Sl'arch for a body," At taway said . Fami ly members sa id t hey were told Sexton j umped from the burnin g vessel and attempted to swim to safety, but never rea ched the shore. The tanker co nta ined 54,000 barrels about 2..1 million ga llons - of relined unleaded gasoline. whic h 11 had unloaded fr om a Sunoco ter m1nal in Sa rni a. On tario . About 20,000 barrels wer e still on board wh en the J upiter's deck blew orr i n an explosion that could be felt l or miles around. se nding the crew l ear ing i nt o t he wate r. witnesses said . Pol ice and lire offi cia ls sa id the explosion and lire bega n after another ship, the 64.;-I oot frei ghter Buffalo, passed thr Jupiter while it wa s moored to the Total pier, pumpln ~ gaso line into shore-b ased sto rage tanks Thr Coas t Gu ard sa id a Chi · cago Coas t Guard captain will head an inquiry i n to t hr explo sian. Since th(' Jupitrr w~1 s unload ing in a no-wa k e zone . I he stat e De partm en t of Nat ural Resources and Coast Guard <HP looking i nt o possible violat ions of stat e and fed er al laws . Res id ent s al oflg thr r iver were put on aler t but no onP wos rvacua ted . Defense attorney says winery worker killed 7 REDW OOD C I TY. Ca lif. tUPl l - ThPdrlense lawyer l o t a man o-1ecused of going on a m ur derou s rampagP that left sevt>n peopll' dead in Ca l ifornia' s wine country ronrrdPd his c l ien t com mitted thP slilyings but sa id lh(' man was psyrhotir at thr time Publi c defende r Ma r l een Miller told the Superio r Co urt j ury in opening statrments Mon day th at Ramon Salcid o killed thr seve n peop le, including ht s w1 f f' and two of his daug ht ers . but S.i::lid th e for m Pr wmHy worker was under a ·' psychotic drp rrs· sio n"" " ' the l imr or the 1989 r ampa gr . So nom a Count y Assis tan t DI S· trict Attorney Pet er BuJTlert s. who is seekin g the deat h pe nalt y. said hr would usr a con fess ion tl1 at Salrldo madr to sher if f's dPput iPs c n ro utr ba ck from MPx ico to show thr sla :o.' ings wrrP premed it ated. Salc ido, 29. wa s charged with k illl n~ hi s wi l e An gr la. 24. tn thP ir home nra r Santa Ro sa: hi s daught n s. Sof ia. 4. and Terpsa . 1. at a r rmoiP d um p site . hi s m ol hPr ·in l:t w , Ma ri an Ri · chards, 12: her dau ~ htrr s. Ru th. 12 . and Maria. H. in Cota ti. and Gra nd Cru wi nf'r y CO·wor kr r Tracy Toovpy, .1~. n n Aprll H . 1989 . Hr wa s arrcstl"fl srvP ral days la tl' r in Ml':'( ico Sa lcldoS 2-yea r -old d aught er , Car mina. surv ived thP knifr a t tack th at killed Sofi a and Terrsa . Miller told th e ju ry t hcco nf es ston would show Sa l cido was psychotic at the tim e or the k illin gs. He al so sa id psychia tr ist s whO have exa mined Sal cido agree ·'he is sever ely ment ally il l. .. Miller said Salc ido has the m ind of a 2-vea r -old and "the world was him ." He sa id Salc ido loved his children "on ly as an ex tension or him sel f." Bumert s sai d , " Yo u wi l l hear Ramon Salcid o, In his own words 1in t he confession 1. describe wi th rx qui slt r sprc ifi c it y how hP der ided to kill hi s da ughter s bf'Cau se he was angry with hi s w1 fe." The pro srru tor said Sa lcido wen t on an alcohol and cocai nl' binge the nig ht bl'lorP lhl' kll I ing s. When ge go t homP, his wift> was go ne and he was so angry ht ' took his dau ght er s to a garbage dump. where he slas hed thei r thro ats and le tt them lor dead, Bumerts said Th en, B um crt s said. Sa lc ido wpnt to Richards' homP w hpn• he wa i ted until hrr hu sband left lor work and then k illed her and thr two ot her girl s. Bumer ts sa id Salc ido wa s an gry wi th Mr s. Ric hards becausr shr km'w Sofia had been fa th ered bv anot her m an Sal cido the n went back home. whrrr hf' fo unc1 his wi[p and k illed her . Bum er ts said Sa lci do proceeded to the wl nerv whe re he killed Toovev beca use he fe lt the victim wa s tryi n g to grt him fl rrd. Salc id o called hi s l amil y i n Mexi co. and th r n drovr th ere to m ee t with his mother. Miller sa id. His sis trr 's hu sband rPport · edly ca lled Ca i Uorn la authorities and Sa lcido wa s arres ted at a train sta ti on near his homr town or L os Mochls. KARATE CLASSES Starting Fall Quarter Sept. 17-7:00 p.m. At Coolville Elem. and Sept. 18-7:30 p.m. at Carleton School Milk Howell & Tim Jenkins lnstrudors For More Information Call 992-6839 or 992-9920 Keating reportedly named in sealed indictments Randall F. Hawkins, M.D. LOS ANGELES t uP l i - A sta te gr and j urv has issued sealed Indic tment s against Phoenix developer Cha r les H . Keat Ing J r. and three o th ers In the co llapse of Lincoln Sav in gs & Loan. one o f t he biggest and cos U!I'S l lhrilt f ailures . new s reports said Tuesd av The chargl's werr expected to be m ade public Tuesday , accord Ing to the Los Angeles Times and KCBS-TV The Indi ct ments wou ld be lh e first cr iminal c harges broug hl in connecti on with Lincoln . wh ich collapsed 17 months ago. The !allure Is expected to cost tax pay . rrs more than $2 billion, m aklnK It one of I he cos tiles I ever . A spokeswoman for Los An geles Cou nty Ut str icl Attorney Ira Reiner . who was appointed a specia l s tate prosrcutor to investi ga t e Lincoln, confirmed th at his office "has co ncluded It s prese ntation or evidence to the grand jury ." The spokeswoman would not say whether Indict ments had been Iss ued. However, sources close to the probe told the Times the sta te grand jury had Issued sea led Indic tment s that were expected to be rued In Los Angeles County Superior Court Tuesday mornIng. The gra nd jury had been m eeting In the Van Nuys area of Los Angeles since mid -ApriL KCBS-TV In Los Angeles re· por ted Monday night lhat K eat - i ng would be ar ra igned in Superlor Cou rt Tuesday on c hargi'S of crim inal fraud . The grand jury foc used on the a llegedly lradul ent sale of nearly $200 milli on In American Continental Corp. bonds through Linco ln branches . American Co nUnental In Phoenix was the parent of Lincoln and mosl of Its bond were sold to Lincoln depositors and elderly Investors. The bonds are now nearly worthless. Sources lold the Times the gra nd jury Issued Indictments against Keating, American Continental's former chairman; Judy Wlsc her, American Continental's form er president; and Ray Fidel and RobIn Sy mes, both former pri'S idents of Lincoln . K eating's lawyers would not comment on the Investigation. Representatives lor the olhers reportedly named In the Indict ment e ither declined commen t or could not be reached . Keating and other Linco ln and American Continental officers and directors. as well as the lawyers and accountant who advised them, also are under scrutin y In a wide-ranging fed· eral grand jury Investigation. Also pending Is a c ivil racket eering lawsuit flied by federal regulators against Keating and other former American Cantin· ental executives. Internal Medicine Classified • The Areo's Number 1 M~rketplace Business Services BISSELL ,,·. ",~ _ Monday through Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Suite 1:3, PVN 1-31 .'90 li n ~ . ~ ?-...~ .~\ , !• ~~~~ PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL The family ol proleuiono& Valley Drive, Polnl Pleasant, W.Va. 25550 A.M. • •Mobile Hom e Afl r.tals •Lot· Rentals Solem Center mo 992-7479 OFFERS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU .... POMEROY. OHIO : Rt . 7 & S.R. 143 ALBANY . OHIO : Rt. 50 & S.R . 14 3 NEW HOURS : POMEROY : 9 a .m .- 7 p .m . 7 Days ALBANY : 10 a.m.- 5 p m 6 Days, Closed Su nday PAYING AS OF TODAY . SEPT . 11 . 1990 111 Copper ' 1 per lb .: Clean Dry Aluminum Ca ns . 45~ per lb . Clean Auto Radiators 44~ lb .. Batteries ' 1.25 ea . Yellow Brass 40c lb .: Alum . Sheets 40 ~ lb ' I I I j l I I GOLDEN STATE California Governor Deukmejlan, background, along wllh a group of Girl Scouts, foreground, h elps kick oil the states lates t Iiller prevention campaign on th e front steps of th e capital on Monday. Th e seo uts rach brought a bag of garb age lor the C~tlllorni a, Keep ll Golden cel ebrati on. (UPii 614 992 -5 114 WASHINGTON iU Pli - Curren t ev idence does not su pport cla im s of dramat ic success m ade for the unconventi ona l cancer t reatment s used by thousand s or stricken Americans, a co ngres· slo nal report said . In the first comp rehensive l ook at alternative canc er therap ies , which range from psyc holog ica l ta c ti cs to coffer enema s to dr inking hydroge n pL•ruxi de, the Office of Techno logy Asssessmenl conclud('d the successes c laimed for such approaches "are far more extravagant" than ava llable evidence shows . How · ever , the report ack now ledged t here have been "some encou· raging resu l t s" i n the psyc hologi ca l ar ea Eac h yPar, a "visiblr minor· it y" of U.S. ca ncer pat ients. probably numberi ng in the ··t housa nd s," resort to u neon vPn · tiona! trea tm ents, defined as th erapies th at fall outside t he bounds of mainst ream medi cin e. t he OTA said . People who re sort t o such th erapies repr esen t a wide cross· sec lion of America. not j ust a few poorly educat ed , gullible i nd lvi d ual s, as so m e medical profes sio nals have claimed, th e OTA sa id i n a report releas ed M ond ay . OTA In vestiga tors sa id they round "many or most patien ts us1 ng unco nven ti ona l trea tm ents have run the course or ava i la ble m ai nst ream treatments either before tr yi n g them or al ong wi t h them." The att ract ive ness of uncon · ven tlo nal trea tm ent s appea r s to ste m part ly f rom the inadequacy and discomfor t or cu rrent con ven t io nal trea tments, suc h as r adia tion th erapy or c hemother apy, as we l l as f rom " too freq uent inattention or main· stream m edica l practic e to Issues relating lo patients' qu al It y of life. · the 312-page repor t sa id . Cost of unconventional cance r therapy va ri es widely, but mosl cl ln lcs r ha r ge between $5,000 and $40,000 lor an average treat men t re gim en, It said . Insura nce gen· cra lly does not pay lor suc h l r cat m en t. Rep. John Dingel l , D Mlch . chai rm an or th e House E nergy CL E VELAND iUPl i - M onday' s winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Plck-3 ! 50. Pl ck-4 2192. Ca rds Four or hea r t.s. Eight of clubs. Jack of diamonds. Eight of spades. and Commerce Committee that r equested th e report. sa id he considers t he effort to be we ll balan ced. "No prom is in g t rea tm ent lor drea d diseases ca n be di smissed before proper eva luation . Bu t the fact that som e treat m ents m ay help Is no excu se lor treatment s that are a t be st outright qu ae kery and at worst, actlvely ha r m ful to palfl•nts." Dlngell .-,aid . Among the bf.'st known tr eat · ments Pxamlned by the co ngres siona l inves ti ga tors were lae· !ri le. v ita min C. the.• Gerson and Kel ley dietary l,l.lan s. the ma crobi otic diet , Revic i' s " biologica l ly Kuided chemothera py," an ti· neoplastons, and th t' Livingston · WhPf'l er t r ralml'nt. One approa eh, ea lled lmmuno1\ ug mc nta tive T herap}' . rr · el'lved special attenti on at the requ es t or 42 memlx·rs of Con gress who had been contacted by th e trea tm ent's developer. Law re nee Bur ton Burton, who ru ns c linics in Mexico, West German y " nd th e Grand Ba hamas. i nti al ly agreed to allow the OTA to set up a research plan to determine i f the imm une ther ap y was hel pfu l. but later r eject ed th e proposa l The report ca lled on th e Na tional Cancer Institute to see k out m ore informati on on a wide ra nge of un co nventi ona l trea t · mrnt s, possibly provi din g money for further sc lentlfic eval uat i ons ROOFING NEW- o f such the ra pi es and al so ~(· t tin g up regis tri es to rrcord rrports of REPAIR 949-2168 8·7· 90· 1 mo Dor l .eer srunR by h1g h pr 1ce~' C!' o ~) !(lf..'d ~Cct 1011 S"(l ;! :he :-; Il l\ Y11lll .; ( ,! [\I\ t\ CIIESTER ()H:J.:\:10 I 8-9-1 mo •1 • BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT 949-2801 Res. 949·2860 NO ~UNOAY CALLS 4 - 1 686- ~n RACINE GUN CLUB P.M. SUNDAYS Gauge Fadory Choke only 16, 1990 Announcements 4 Giveaway 1~ yoar old to malo bl ack Poodl• t o good home, 304-895-39n. 2 bags clolhlng, 2323 JeHerson Ave, Point Pleasant 3 kittens, raised outside, 614256·9364. 9 puppla s. MOIMor ls border cot lie. Father is registered Kooshound . 6 weeks old. 614 992-5578. Blu e Tick, !em a le, 2 yrs old, 304· 95J.289 5. Kittens, bl ack and gray, 304 ·675, 1096 Old gas stove with modem leaturos. Free to tir&t come, llrs1 serve . 367 6th . Street , Middleport . Pou1 Collie , 304-675 · 199 1 Poodle to a good home , 304· 675-6 465. Young black mala Ge rma n She pfl erd to a good cou ntry home , 30HI95·3516. 6 Lost CHESTER, OHIO •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT •ANYTHING AT ALL 985-4427 RACCOON VALLEY SPORTSMAN CLUB LOST: Small gral female kitte n. NOW OPEN Wed. thru Sat. REMOVAL · uGHT HAULING •FIREWOOD CAR FOR SALE 1987 DODGE COLT DL PS, PB, AC, AM/ FM cassette, auto· matic, 4 new tires. Gets good gas milea ge. On ly one owner. Must sell. Make offer. 614-992·2377 BILL SLACK 992-2269 Anyone Needing Additions, Deletions, Changes Or Wishing To Advertise Should Call Between 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Weekdays! USED RAILROAD nES 6-12-90tfn fatten your Hallet with aWant Rd 1-800·556-8930 Or Mail information To : CHAMPION DIRECTORIES, INC. P. 0. Box 22, Norwalk, OH 44857 5S4 614-44 6- MISSING : Beag le pup, Vine Str&et aru. Wearing r9d colla r Any into .. call 614-446 ·6845 REWARD. WMo aver found R whi1Q sam oyd pupp y, please return h(l r She liv es at 392 So uth 5th Avo , Midd leport, O'h Her name Is Katie and we mis!l her ve ry muc h. Pliaase bring hor hacK to us 7 Yard Sale GAME ROOM SHRUB & TREE TRIM and DeadUne Chan&e• To Made In The 1991 Ohio VaUey Phone Book k Friday, Oct. S & Found Vldntty of 160 9618 after 5. Gallipolis & VIcinity All Yard Sa les Must Be Pa id ln Advance DEADUNE : 2·00 p m. lhe day before the ad is to run Sun day &dillon · 2:00 p.m. Frlday. Monday edi tion · 2·00 p.m Sa iUrda ~ Pt . Pleasant & VIcinity 9 1 2 90 1 rno FOR SALE IN RACINE VERY NIII LAAGE f()M EON !PI'ROX. 3'h ACRES - 4 BR. 3baths, 2 garages. ~ nleti I BR apartment Property tndudes pond, ap prox 4.800 sq. M larm bldg and mobile home. A real ba1ga•n at $89,900 CALL6!4-992 7104 FOR AP!'I ,;. R•. L. HOLLON TRUCKING lot. 12 Noon -1 1 p.m. Between Wilk es ville ond Solem (enter Taking applicatons for expenenced carpenter with toolsthai can run acrew and carpeter's helpers. Call 949 -2649 ~' LOST: mal e Beagle dog ar ound Crab Crerk ~oad a nd Jim Hill Road. La" ear torn . REWARD $50 . Ca ll 614-446 ·1862 batw&ef\ 8:00 -5:00, alter 5 00 PM 304·675l6 4S. MI S;~fd var~ much by owners. HRS _, W•d.- Thurs.-F ri. 5:00 p.m.- 11 :00 p.m. HELP WANTED 0 E FOU ND: Mli l• Beagle puppy, 1012 wks old. Pi c: kod ·up on 1000 hlock F1rsr Avenue. Saturday ovoning ?14-446-8599 . WANT ADS BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION Now In Stock!! Sept 4 ,tfn loUi e '' " •"Jh ~ "' '""' ' Help Wan led POMEROY, 11HIO 101301'891fn HEATING & COOLING Located on Safford School Rd . off Rt. 141 (lt14) 446-9416 or 1-800 -872-5967 1 11 90 ttn r. A.:ran From Post Off in HENNEn'S MOBILE HOME SEPT BAllM Lt JMBER SERVICE 985 -35bl 992 -5335 or ALL FURNACE PARTS SHOOTS START r APPLIANCE MOBILE HOME FURNACES • HEAT PUMPS 1:00 )1rlll .ihl t '.p.1 liEN'S BC1M tJ\" DESIGJ'I GUN SHOOTS YL I[ 1·.1\'II II USED APPLIANCES 90 DAY WARRANTY WASHERS- 1100 up ORYERS- 169 up REFRIGERATORS- liDO up • RANGES- Gas-Ei ec - 1115 up FREEZERS- 1115 up MICRO OY£N S-179 up I1JT§RTHERM. 12 ; \I I H I II ,I·'> SERVIC~ 992-5335 or 985 -Jlbl Across From Post Ollie( 217 l . So<. Pomeroy POMEROY , OHIO l / 61' 90/tln NO SUNDAY CALLS 4-16-86-ltn Hc 1 r t ·. r 1 In Memory 11 or Day or Night FORD 992 -2196 Middleport. Ohio l · llttc In memory of BROTHER WAID H JOHNSON who left us one year ago , Sept. 18th . God to o k him home to rest . No one kn ows how w e mi ss him . Only aching hea rts can tell . Miss ed by S i sters Laura & Lizzie I '?8 Jttn 949-2801 Res. 949-2860 ar PAT' Hill 2 · Pll. SER~ICE We can repair and re core radioton ond heater cores . We can also acid boil and rod out radiaton . We also repoir Gas Tonks. ~ BUliN£!! PHON! 16141 991-bSIO ~I!IDINC£ PHON! 16141 991- 7754 HOMES & GARAGES " AI Reasonable Prices " 1-1 OT :-; J> I{ INc; provr n ca ncrr trrJ tmen t, should BULLETIN BOARD ~ . Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES serious sid e effect s or docu . men ted tumor reJ;:rrssi on foll ow · ing unconve ntion al treatmrnt. Cancpr instJtutr off K' ia ls h ad no comment on th e rcpor1 M an· day, say in g t hey had not n·· viewed it. Dlnge ll sa id the ledrral go ve rnmrn t should rf'assrss it .s ge nc r·at\y a nt agon ist ic stancP towa rds a lt<'rna tc ca nce r tr Pat men ts. He noted th e OTA found so mra pproachrs ca n havr ··ph.\' · si olog ical and psyc hological bt·· ncl lt s whic h sho uld not be ig no red by phy sic ian s " In May . Proj ect Cure. a lobby ing group for uncon vention ni m edical t rra tm cnt s. H' leasrd a po ll showing ha II of all Amer ica ns thi nks r linics offrri ng un be all owrd to opf'ratP t'V£'n if opposed by medi ca l •·xpe rts M lc ha.:l F.vrrs, pre si dent nf Pr oject Cu re, could not bt• r e achrd tor com menT Mondav Thr Amf'ri c an Cancer Socif't~ · es tim ates a bou t I million people nationwi de will be d iagnosed this ye ar as ha\·ing ca ncer , and a bou t 30 perr Pnt of 1\ mrrican s noH· livi ng wtl l eventua ll y develop ca ncer . Abou t 40 perc ent of {X'Ople who deve lop cancer lod <l\" w ill br al ivr fi vr yrars f rom nO\.\.' - up from abo ut 20 pe rcent In 1hi • t9 :\0s and :1:1 per ce nt i n t he 1%0s, th e SOC' IP i y said ,, ""' Howard L. Writesel Cancer therapy claims questioned .~ PH . TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING i KEN'S APPLIANCE New Home1 81ilt " Free Estimates " Rt. 33 Nerth of Pomeroy, Ohio 1-1 1.- 88-tfn Wilkesville and 9 · 12 ' 90 · ' . Pay Your Phone and Cable Bills Here BISSELL SIDING CO. P~r~s Pick Up. & SERVICE •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK Bring It In Or We Wf'! Cllf"v Ftshmg SuppliM -~ , 14-992-2328 We Say What We Do We Do What We Say . 9-6-1 mo. •M obile Home Between SALES :\6 Yt•ur" ·~ x JWrirn r4' Every Sunday Starling ot 11 :00 New lo<ation: t 68 North Second Middleport, Ohio 41760 Hand Tufting Custom Drap es SHOOTING MATCH OV_EN REPAIR ALL MAKES & HEAnNG PLUMBING UPHOLSTERY SPORTSMAN CLUB ,...,_ - ; MICROWAVE of Middlepotf RACCOON VALLEY Medical Office BuildinG (304) fi75-7700 CONSTRUCTION •New Hames •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates 985-4473 667-6179 Lottery numbers Office Hours CAIN'S & BURKE Big Ya rd Sale, Wad & Thurs. 10:00 till ., Two mites out Hen· derson Rt 35 Pomeroy, Middleport & Vicinity Everything cheap. 1 112 miles North of Tuppers Plalns on Rt ·7. lots ol misc. Tuesday & Wecf. nesdey, 9:00a.m -7 - - Ho1.1ae befor• Syracus• pooL Sign In y&rri. fobny nic• clean Items. 10 .00 a.m.-? YondayFrld&y 614 -992-5.6 55 8 Public Sale & Auction Rick Pean!lon A.u cllon Company now booking auctions, ex- . perlence makea 1h• diH1r.nce.,' Ucenud Ohio, Kentucky, Wnl · Virginia, 304·773-5785. David Bogg1 Auction S1rvlce1 Now bookfng auctlone, Uc1nsea !n Ohio, 814-446-7750. 992-2156 9 Wanted to Buy Angel•.. collector ' or othtr lteme from thl TV lhOW. Witt poy aood prlco for "Charf11'1 e~rdi ob]ICte, 304-US-~3& ah., 4:30 PIA . �Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Tuesday, September 18, 1990 8-The Daily Sentinel 9 LAFF·A·DAY wanted to Buy 33 _.ltout motors. C.ll Larry L.Miy. 114-388-11303 Employment Services 11 35 $300 pilt tim., $2,500 full lime. It work .. homt, be your own bou, own hours, tounds like you Clll 304-Jt4-SQB8 nt l-A "EASY PHONE WORK •• AVON · All areas, Call Mar1tyn Weav• 304-882-2645 ACCOUNTINGICOMPUTING JOBS. Tri..County 's Adult Program wltl provide you Wllh lralnlng for a variety of Account· lng and Data Processing Jobs Ill •_., .... _ _ ... _.....,_ 5~2338 "Then it's aoreed, comrades. We WI'II e ac 1\ Chail ge 0 U r 1\alllCS tO SOmething easJer to pronounce.'' br giving you lna''"'''on and "'hand•-on" tr~lnlng In a modern lab lumished with up-t o-date e- NOW to sacure your place ln lhlo nclllng program FaUTerm classes bt9'n Oetober t, 1990 AVON 1 All Arau • sn,ley BUILD FOR YOUR FUTURE Leam both rough and hmsh carpentry skills al the Adult Education Canter- Tri-County Vocational School The Adult Carpentry progrtm w!ll proYida you wllh training lo bacomt 1 carpenter Carpantry skills ara ao importanl and varsatlla that carpanttra mtkt up UM largaat group of building trade wor1ters To ,...tater lor ciiiSft begm nlng OctoMr 1, call 1-800~378508 Aak about our vanaty of funding aourcta tvailable lo pay tor tr~lnlng Cutt tor Ct'lrlltmas. Stll Avon FrM gin with sign-up For lne~ll614- 992-7180 Help Wanted 18 Immedlatt 0 ptnlngt availabta IOf full-lima and part-time LPN's Competitive wagte , dltfartntlat with axperlanct, lltxi· ble scheduling avalltblt. Contaet Tht Olrtclor ot Nursing, Plnecrast Cart Ctntar, 110 Pine crest Orlva, Gtlllpotls, Ohio 45631 614-446-1112. Equal Opport unity Employer INTELLIGENCE JOBS CIA, US Customs, DEA, tic. Now Hiring. Call 1-805-687-6000 Ext K-10189 JOB HUNTING? NEED A SKILL? WE TRAIN PEOPLE FOR JOBS •• Auto Mechanics\ Account· mgiComputlng Spec a lilt, Carpenters CoematoiOgltll, Eltctrtcltns, Food Sarvlca Wor1ttrw, Electronlca Ttchnlcltna, lnduatrial Maintananca Wor1ttra, Machinists P1ralagals, S&eratarlll and Waldars Register now lor etas- ' " beginning Oclobor \ 19110 Call Tri-County Vocational Adult Cant., tt 1-800~37~508 A ~~tlety of funding tourcas to ply for t,-.lnlng ara IYailab._ lor l.oolllng for Barber, Stylitts 814- HrvlcH tor lndl~lduals with psychiatric dlsabUIIJII. Ou1ita 111ntmtnt trulmtnt planning; lndlv6dUIVgroup therapy : crltlt Intervention, some In· horne vtllta. 304-67&-2301 or Nnd '"urn. to 213 Valley Drive, Point P11111nt, WV 25550 or P.O. Box 8061, Huntington, WV 2570!5 A.t.IEOE OOH'T BE LEFT BEHIND BY THE RAPID CHANGE IN MANUFACTURING TECH· NOLOOY. R.ctlve Speclallz.t training In mechanical, hydraulic end electrical componenla at flelory tqulpmenl In lht Adult Industrial maintenance Program at Ttlt Adun Education C.nltr- Tr1· County Yocatlon Sc:hool Wt halve 1 variety of funding sou~• available tor ellglbit appllc1nl1 C1111" begin Oe· Iober 111. Caii1-80C).837-8508 to register. Ot1ver Want.t. For L P gas, Bobl•ll Mult have uperltnctl wtth L.P 011 Apply at Bur1111 011 Co., 481 - PIU StrMt, Kanauga, Ohio Elm money by the weak. Jotn the numbers lo damonatrate "Chrlatma•Around-Th•Wot1d" Juty-O.eember lNYe namt, itddrf!lt, and phone number on enawerlng aervlct. 814-H2-63HJ Um up to $33t.&4 per WMk. AtMmble oor produeta at horne Amlllng r.cordtd mnugt reveala dllallt CtU today 114-~86. EJm up Ia l500 wwkly lltuHing at homt, ... y work, no axparltnct. For tr.. Into Hnd SASE to PhiltiM, PO Box 855, Moywood, N.J 07601 ~valopH Experienced mldla 11ln rwpr ...nlatlvt BtH plus commission 304-n7-7885 call tor Interview GOVERNMENT IS HIRING $16,000-$62,000 year Call 1-805-564-6500 E.-1GB 968 tor lmmtdia1a rasponsa GO THE WAY OF THE HI TECH FUTURE Tht Elactronics Servicing program at tha Adult Education Center- Tn-Counly Vocational School Will 1ra1n you tor jobs 1n lha sarv1c1ng and malntenanee ol alectronlc 1'1qulpmenl We have monies IYallablt to pay lor training tor eligible applicants Call 1-800837-6508 to raglst11r lor cl asJ>es beginning October I Horn Trainer to train & show Quart., Horses In Wntarn Pluaurt & Halter Classes 614286-6522 If you'rs 1 lleanaed Practical NurN and anjoy working with peopY, P'UH talct the tlmt to Nad thtt ad. Thla Is • 40-hour and a 20-hour ~lion 1n two community group noma• tor peop&. with dtnlopmtnla l dla ibiiiU• In Gallla County Cur· Nn1 LPN Ucan••. NAPNESIOOPNES or State Board ApprovM Pharmacology Coune, valid driver's llctnu end aood driving rac:ord r• ..l,.d; txptritncl wor1dng with ,.,.ont with mental telltdallon and developmental dl11abil1ties pNfeiiNd, but not required S.tary . $1 00/hour, to Mart lend return• to C.Cilla Baker, P.O. Box 604, Jackson, OH 4M40' or Clll 614 •236- 5039 DIIacllfne tor applleanta· 9r.I:V90 e-.a~ ,___unity Employer. -....- .....,._, lmfMJiflate Opening• available far oelflf*l nu,... aida Start1ng ....ry $4.25 ptf hour. Sign on boftUe avtiltbl• Contact ._.n Smith, AN, Pinecrest Core Con1•, 170 Plnoc:_, Drt.., Oolllpollo, Cillo 45631, ~ ........._Tt 2 I,...._. 1 · INTELLIGENCE JOBS. FED, CIA. Ul Cua.tome. DEA, 3br portl•llr tumlohod hom• In nlet neighborhood 814-4464100,t14·371-271t0 15 room housa, 2 car garage, monlh & Dtpotll 61-t. 448-3548. =-;:"-;--:;:-,-;-;::::-::---:-:: 701 BHCh StrHt, Mlddl•port. 5 room, 1\Jrnlthtd houH. Otpoalt tnd ret. req. 304-882·2566. Wanted to Do uoo Magie Yatra Day C.tt Canter reasonable, dtpandablt, license, quelhy cnlld eire Monday thru Friday, 7·30 till 5·30 For mora Information or to raglsttr 304-875-5847 42 Financial 21 2 & 3 br Mobllt Homn, for rant, Ctll1ftar 2p m 614-4~527 2 bedroom 10111 tl.ctrk:, $250 I* month, lncludn truh, wsttr tnd NWir paid $150 HCUrlly deposit Appllcatlona takan 3046n.3000 unlll 6 00 PM 2 Mdroom lrallar tor rtnl In Raclna arM 814-992-5858 2br MobHa Home on Bob McCormick Rd 614...c46-9669 Business Opponunlty INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. raeommtndt that you do bull· ness with ~pit you know, and NOT to 11nd monty through tht mail until you havt ln vtstlgat.d NurMt. Immediate opening for P•"·Umt AN or LPN 11-7 shill Call Sally Gloeckner, Dlr.clor ol Nuralng at614-!MI2-6412 BE YOUR OWN BOSS Tlrtd of working tor aomaona elsa? Flneat Styllng Salon 1 Now leasing Station. Stop by 6 SN Carol at 1390 Eastern Ava, or call 814-448-8822 NURSING AO. VENDING ROUTE . Locol Oreal MINISTRATOR Oh6o llcansad NMA NtCHd 16-20 houra par watk lor a 35 bed nursing center In Southeast Ohio Knowltdot of regulations, good communfcaHona, 1nd ltad•rshlp ekllla are • muat Submit conl1dentlal resume to Mr Greg Nelson Centurion Managamant Group 1390 King Tree Driva Day1 on, Ohio 45405 or ca ll 1513-278-0nJ axtra lnconM Hlgn trattlt: locations Priced lor quick lilt 1-800-933-9919 HOME PARA LEGAL CAREER Bt 1 par1 oil he team 1 As a paralagal you will Investigate tht facts and assist a lawyer In preparing tha cut tor trial Tri-County s Adult Paralegal program Will train you in Soure81 of law J The CourC Syslema Legal Procadurtl and Legal Research and Legal Otlice Proctduras Call 1-800-637-6508 NOW tor ln... formation on reglatratlon and llnanclal aid Fall Term Cluaes btgln Octob« 111 Paramedic & EMT'a, full and par1-11ma, top pay, 304·45HI181 or apply In person al Carltdo Mor1uary 1135 Rl 60 Ceradd; 22 Money to Loan LOANS BY MAIL Up to $5,000 In houra Wa c1n help ~ou gat 1 signature Loan By Mail 1 - Q00-4~·-";'127 n sus 1... 2br, $250/mo. lnelud.. : Water, aewag1, availabll 10-01-90 Ideal tor couple, no pets. 614-446-7911 aher 5p.m 2br, 14x11J, gardan tub & shower lltoragt bldg , porch No pels, Aaf R•q $300 mo Water, aawage, garbtga Included 614446-87"18 Homes for Sale i 112 Story Homt, 3 or 4 BR, Basamenl, Cloill lo Town 614 4464251 2 bedroom, full alze baltmtnt, located GrHr Road, lOOx200 lot, $38,500. 304-m-2004 ... 304· 675-127\l 2 110~, 3 bedroom houH on Locust Strt~~t. $4,500 OBO 614927-6436 atier 5 pm Par11Full-tlme Retail Sales Parson Apply Tope Fumllura, 151 Second Avt , Gallipolis, Sept 11th-191n Mon, Tuea, W..:t 10-12 am., no phone calls plu.. J bedroom, full baMme,nt, g1s heat , cltlr, garage!. double lot wrmoblla Mmt, Muon, WV lyplng, wordproenslng, partonal com· puling. At nome Full or pi lima $35,000/yr. lncom• potential (1 t 80H87~00 Et B-11)188. Sacr-.tary '"' t.w offlca. C.ll 6141992--64'17 from 8 30 a m 4 30p m Monday thru Friday SKILL IS POWER BRIGHTEN YOUR JOB OUTLOOK. Wa train ~pia for jobs as eltc1rlclans Heating, llghllng, powar, alrcondilfonlng and retrkleratlon compontnts all operate Tnrougn alectrlcal tyllt,.. that art fnstallad and wtrtd by electricians. Clas... lor the Adult Elactrlcity program at TriCounty Vocational School begin Oclobar 1 To register, or lor mort Information, call 1-800637-6508 You may ba allglbla lor moniaa to pay for your trainIng, ask about our financial aid IOUteel SKILLS ClET YOU JOBS THE ADUlT WElDING PROGRAM AT TAl-COUNTY VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS GETS YOU THE SKILLS Wtldel""l are highly skit lad wor1t1 ra R.calv• tht train· lng to become tnat highly-skilled w.tkdar In laat than ont yaar Call tt. Adult Educatkm C.nttr 11 1-800-637-6508 to 111glster for claaue beginning October 111 You may ba ellgibl• to rectlvt llnancltl aid to halp pay for your training Cali and aak about our financial tid sources 304-882·3593 7 room, 1-1!2 btith, 13 acres, additional 33 acraa nuntlng and limber 814-9G2-111B or 1-384· 2097 7 rooma 1 112 bltha, country living bu1 close to Meigs School and town Rt 3:J"..4 lana, Township Aoad 27. Arat road to right Call614-ll92-1118 Dr 1-384- 209"! 3 or 4 bedroom houH, dishwuhar, lltova, rafrlg, tual oil fuma~:t, wooclburr.r llrapltct, Aaauma loan with $1,500 down tnd payments of $306 month. Loc.attd In Patriot, Call 8t4 - ~ 2858 5p m.·9p.m GOVERNMENT HOMES Nlca 3br, with ..:pando living room, large yard, elty achool dl11rlct, At tha comer at Rand and P.rch Sl , Kanauga , 614· 448-7473 44 wv MONEY Mobile home 14x75, 2 bed rooma, 2 batha with 20 n •xpando, $250. month water and trash fumllhtd, rtftranet required, t!OO dapo1it, garden apae• a\lallabla, 304-87S-S520 pm 2 09 acrta wtth 5 room l"loutt, deck porch Sr 248 frontage, near Chtsltr 614-985-3521 EARN 4 rooma and bath , houa• In nlct neighborhood, ratertncae requ1Net1 or will stU with owner financing, 304-675-1090. Trtller lot fror rent $50 per month All utllltiH pd In Mld dlaport 304-832-2999 af1sr 5 Real Estate 31 Mobile Homes lor Rent Will do babysitting In my home Would llkt to do babysitting. Lcx:atad: LtGranda Bl\ld., halve rtf's. I Exp. 614 ...46-1Bi6. ,.r ~om 11 (U rapalr) Delinquent tax proportr Rtpoaeaaslon•. Your area/1 805-687-6000 Ewt GH 4562 or currant repo Uat. Apanment tor Rent 2 roome & bath, nawly ramodtl•d.L. $200/mo All utllllas lncludtd, utpoell r~ulred, 614446-rn3, 614-44fi....4222 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, !36 Jaekaon Pika from $192/mo Walk to shop & mo\1~ Call 614-446-2568 EOH For R•nt Naw 1br, apartmant , ctrptl, kitchen furnished, water, 1240 month plua deposit 614 - 446-8568 FrM 3 room apartment, fur · nlthtd, AJC, utllitias pa1d, laundry room, In a11chenge for house work & lawn cart 5 da !t' a WMk . 614/992-5042 Fumlshtd Efficiency, all utilillas paid, share bath $135/mo 919 S.cond Ave 614-446-3945 Fumlehtd Etlldency, $175, UUIIII11 Paid, Gallipolis, 614448-4418, alter 7p m Gracloua living. 1 and 2 bed room apartmant• at VIllage Manor and Riverside Apartments In Middltpor1 From $1116 C.ll 614-9112-mT. EOH Middltpor1, Ohio, Bttch St One btdroom tumithtd apt , deposit & rataranca raqulrtd, 304-882- 2566. Naw, 1 br, naar Holzar Hoapltal, air cond, economical gas hta1 , $235/mo plus utllltl ... 614-446- 2957. 1 AIIt, ~Air C Bualnas• building, ~I 30x80, teroe:a , WV !tom614-446-9662 McOonalda, H•nd•rson Counlry Mobil• Homo Park, Routt 33, North of Pomaroy Lots, rentala , parte, aalaa Call 614-992·71179 47 Wanted to Rent ... ,--. ,,. t-- ~- SO WHEN WE 6ET TO FORT Zlf.JDERNEUF, WE'LL j.jAVE TO 61VE A REPORT ON WKAT WE SAW LtJj.jiLE ON PATROL 5I LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofas and chal,-. priced from $395 to S995 Tablll $50 tnd up to $125 Hld•a-bads $390 to $595 Rec!lntra $225 to $375 Lamps $28 to $125 Dlnenu $109 and UJI to S495 Wood tabla w-6 chal,-. $285 to $195 Dasks $145 UJI to $375 Hutchas S400 & up, bunk beds comptate with mattrns $295 and up to $395 baby btda $110 Mattrsssu or box sprlngt lull or twin $78, firm $88, and S98 Queen 1111 $275 & up, King $350 4 drawer cnest $69 Gun Cablnats 6, 8, & 10 un Baby mattresses $35 & 45 Bed tramea $25, Ouaan Size $35 & king tramt $50 Good salactlon of badroom sullas, matal cablntta, haadboards S30 1nd up lo $65 90 daye same as cash with approved crtdll. 3 ml out Bulavlllt Rd Open 9 AM to ~ PM Mon, thru Sal Call 614446.{1322 i 2 matching ll\llng room chalrl, 614-446-0051 County Appllanea, inc Good used appllanctl, TV uls Open a am to e p m Mon.-Sat 614446-1699, 6:27 ltd Avt Gallipolis OH Do you llkt to aavt Monay? Check us out tor quat!ty fumiIUrt and carpet• MoUohan Furniture & Carpals, R1 7 North Phone 614-446-11144, Gallipolis, Ohio For Salt On All Gr111 Turf, In 11oek, $2 99 ytrd , Mollohan Furniture, 614-446-7444 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Waahtr., dryers rafrigaralora, rangta Skaggs Applitncll, Upper River Aa Basidt Stone Cral1 Mottl Cali 614·446-7398. PICKENS FURNITURE RENT TO OWN 614-446-3158 6 pc wood group $14 01 wHk 4 poeler bedroom suite, compltlt $15 20 per wetk. dinette with 4 chalra $750 per WNk. Magic Chal 14 cu It Rtlrlgtrstor $12 115 par w..k, 15 cu. h frHzar, $10 90 ptr WMk YI'RI Futnl1utt Rt Ml, 4 mllte off At 7~ntenl~ Open 1 days a wHk ,-r SWAtN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Oliva St , Galli poll• Naw & U11d furniture htate,-., Wnttrn & Wo,_ boots 614-446-3159 Antiques Buy or ull Riverine Anliqutl, 1124 E Main Strut, Porn1roy Houl""l MTW 1000am to600 p m , Sunda.y 1 00 to 6 00 p m 614·992-2528 Top Cuh paid CMd furn iture cubotrdl, quilts, 01ltnlal paintings, toys , or entire astate call collaet 304-52.5 -3275, or 304- 54 61 Miscellaneous Farm Equipment es Merchandise 61-t. King size full wave watarbad. Needs I OIW haatar 61419925379 1 MF 01 .... Tr~ctOf S3,850; Sharp 150 MF Olnel with Woods Buth Hog, Plow, Grader Blld1, CultiYator 2 Row Com Pltnltr, $4,850 OWner will finance. 81C-286-6522 Ford 8N Tractor, e rt IICrtptr bltdt, rollaa-way bad 304-8953493 Jlm't Farm Equlpmt,_, SR . 35, WHI Galllpollt, 614-'C&-9777, Wldt stltctlon new l ultd farm traetora & lmplamantt Buy, Mil, trtde, B;OQ-! 00 wNkdayt, Sat till Noon Naw Holland 707, 3 pi Mch foraga harvaatar, Fox 2100 Knucklaboom log loader. lorogo ho.....,or, Gohl grinder Raaaonable 1!114-319-7758 mixer, uc cond. 304-273-4215 Wo\llng mul1 Hll Couch, lovatftt, chair, $250 OBO. Full sizt mattrtetlbox apringa tram• $30 E•arclst trampoline $20 Call snytlmt 30C-675·7514 Reconditioned W11htrt, Oryart GuarJntNd prompt Hrvlct for ttl ma k... modtlt . TM Waaher Dryor Sh01Jpo. 814-446-21144. Romlng1on 871l LW Spoclol <10 gauge , Coleman atov1 lant.m, super movls camar~ , Pot~rold, $420 Antique Kodak 614-446- a 9635. Surpla.w, Ranta!, Otnlm, C.rhart, Army Clothing Old Tlmtr Schrsdt Knlvn $12. Military collectable nama original Sam Somarvllle't Ent Ravenswood, Jet lndtpendanct Rotd, Old Rt 21, Frl, Sat, Sun Noo~7 00 PM J04-2n-5655 Twalva 20 fOOl powar poill , $20 tach, must taka til 304675-2902 aner 6 00 Wood & Coli 9tov•, UH II lnsar1 or fr• elandlng. 2 blowara, & glan door cott 1'1,100 Navar uatd, nil $600. 614-256-&413 55 Building Supplies Block, brlek, uwer plpaa, windows, llnt~a. •tc Claude Winlara, Rio Grandt, OM Call 814245-S\21 56 New Holland 716 Forage box, 3 baa11ra, ttndtm u:lt $7,900 Ustd lnlanallonal torage Wlgon a beatara, ltndtm ul• wagon $1,300 Uted N.w Holttnd 28 toraga blowar f1,500 Ustd Ntw Holland 30 blower S1,200. Uatd Naw Holltnd no choppar 2 row hud, electric controlt b,500. Ultd New HoJiand 118 chopper, 1 row hud, alactrie controls $5,900. Used Naw Holland tupar 111 chopper, 1 row haad $2,000 Two uaed Naw ldu 323 ont row plckart $2,000 Two uHd Naw ld.. 10 one row plcklrs $1,000 Used Ntw HOilland 355 grinder mlxera $5,000. Uttd Naw Holland 352 grinder mlur $1,800 Ustd Naw Holland 425 sk1d IIHr IOtdtr $5,500 New Holltnd 553 dltstlskld tiHr lotder daluxa $14,500 Ntw Hoiland 454 tkld siHr lotdtr gas $12,500 K"ttrs S.rvlet Center, St Rt 87, Point Pleasant and Ripley Road, Phon• 304-895-38711 63 Livestock Angus era.• cow & baby ctlf, & Factory II horaa trallar, $57S 614.38B-8'748 R~llfartd Outr1ar Horae, mare, 5 yra. old, ahown In 4-H & opentd snows 614-446-7521 Pets lor Sale AKC Cocker Spanlal pupe, buff and whitt, ahOis and warnMd $100 304-576-2223 Ntw/Usld Houa•hoid fumlthlng 112 ml Jarricho Rd PI Plaaunt WV, call 304-675·1450 523-6854 54 dttk Protntlonal type 446~206 •fttr 5 30 p.m. Goods 53 r==========:-r==========~ Ctmpar, 150, XLTCauaHa Lariat CC, AC,PW, PSiPB, AWfFM Radio, Pl, Special, topper, 13,000 3173 K & E Dt11fting machine. BNm type, complt(t with tun tin drawing board I 3 drtwar mttal HousehOld Poek-calla, wormed..! 7wkt. Oild , AKC Ragilltrtd ~Jaxtr Pu,- 614-256-6259 Brlndi1 boxer malt pup 8 Wtlkl old $150 814-9112-659-4 Spac:ltl F..dtr Calf Sale! Thursday, S.plembar 20th1990, at 8 OOp m Calli• aecapted at1ar 4 OOp.m on Wednesday, all bi'MM 1Ct:tp4ed at lht Athtnl Llvastcx:k Saln, US 50 Wast, Albany, OH Hauling Is anllablt. 814-592-2322, 814--698-3531 WtnC to wlnt•r 50-200 cow units Call Andy Sigler, Morgans Farm, At 35 304·937-2018 Wanttd Boar hog a pprox 6 months Ia ona yr old, prtfllr Htmp or Yorkshire, 304--4581583 Brittany Spaniel Pup, 3 mos old, female, AKC reg'd 2 HIS of ahots, tor S-.50 614-446-8320 Yur old Chtrolals bull, we ight 1100 pounds 814 1 84)-62~3 Chlnltll Shtt· ptl, 10 moe old vary playful, good for chldl111n 54 $150 614-446-9!182 Copptr noted Baagla pupe, $75 304-875-2075 Dragonwynd Ctntry P•rslln, SlamtH and Hlmtll!fln kltlana 614-446-3844 ttltt 1 p.m Flah Tank, 2413 Jtek.lon Ava Point Plt111nl, 304-e75-2063, 10 gal HI up $14 99 and 10 gal complltt $4 3 25 Groom and Supply Shop-Pat Grooming. All breeds Ali stylaa lams Pet Food Dealer Julia Wabb. Cali 614-446-0231. Raglstartd Lhuo Apeo; 1110 Hlmaltytna, SlamtH kHI.na.t.. 111 mtiH Caah No checks Yll 614-992-2601 57 Musical Hay Hay lor Salt Clovar & Timothy Round Baln In the Field 814245-6598 Autos lor Sale 1958 Chevy, 454 motof, $1500 1m Cht>tella race elf 12500 1966 CMvallt SS $700 614-3889115, ' " " 6 «6-3972 1968 C.maro, no tnglna or rearand, good body and tram• eall ttltr 5 00, 304-i82-2248 Merchandise 1983 Kimbell organ In axcallent condition $85([ C.ll 614·742- 1978 Dodge Charger wtlh slant 6 Bundy Alto Saxophone, ••c. cood, S400 614-446-9205 attar 5pm Conn Trombont, bought new, used 3 rnos 614-24 5-9252 attar 2pm Fluta lor .... 614-446-8702 Naw Kramer tllctr1c gullar, Seymour Duncan ptckup with ctrring cau and Boll DF-2 fool JMid•l 304-711-51n ' " " s·oo, Sat tny1ime Saxapnone exe cond, $3Q5 304- lor Sale 675-Jit52. WE CARE.J&M (Joouo & Mol PIANO SERVICE oHoro EXPERl ~lono '"CARE" lor lhooo wl1o 'CARE" about their piano~~ . Bill Word. 304-882-2325 (Prov 22:11. 74 M t 1980 Honda Htwk 450ee, black quick silver front, good cond $495 Mullt Sail 614~46 ·2234 al- 34 h. Nauta-tlne houu boat Flbarglaae hull Exc cond Runs good Loworod prlct lo 118,000 angina. Will make good work Clf, S300 304-675-2708 197'8 Elellmlno $1100 1976 Ford Ft50 4X4 $10001985 Chtvy Cavallar $25':15 19136 Tempo GL, • door $3200. 81419112·7184. tfn Camaro, 350 eng , autom~tlc, good cond $1200 or 1rada,304-n5-2931 1m CMvy Convaralon Van, C20, I cyf, auto., cruiM, tilt whMI, c!Atom paint, Urea l whttle, nlct$1800. or trade s.. tl 21 CtntraiAvanua, Gallipolis 1171 CMvttt•, 4 apd , body goad, runa txcalltnl, 2 new Oret, 1400 Mutt ... 614-4462234 afttrl rou 1984 CMvoMt Caprke L.andab. 2-door Sedan Full power, II kt new 305V8. $2,150 1!114-892-67,., lrolnod In Job Booking Slolllo lhol will -do you, lho grtduett, with an •ddtd booet for pa.FHNI IUCU.. In thli }ob mortcol. C.II1-80W5011o rogl• 1984 Ford T·Bird IXC . cond V- 8, 302, MllniOCIIoO, high mlloo, etc. ttr for ca..... Nglnnlng Oc· m.ny MW parta, very ciNn 13,000 OBO. 814-246-5388 or 28&-SUI. Farm Suppl1es & Livestock SPECIAL Factory to you1tt1, 2 or 3 btdroom14x7D modale 11 lhe unHIIav•bl• prlca at $12,100 dtllvared and HI up lor dotoUo 61 Muot •II, 14xY, Llbolty, Zbt, f8.500. or oltor. 8lWN2443. 1185 Oodgo 800, ES COHVER· ~~i~ 4cyl. TurbO, oUio, Sportr, dopondoblo, Economical. Wholnot.. 814· Fann Equipment 1212 C.N Oovkl lrwn Tnotor whh 241 Round lol~ 711. ii.! Owner IIIII ll,_noo. 114-- 00 · lloil. Plow, Cunt.Oiar, t2,850. "This recycling business Is geltlng I a-.pwd, rtiT'IOYable tun root A-'177 ·- ~ MOVIE. Crash D"o (2 00) 8:20 ffi MOVIE Whole Lighlnlng lPG) (2 00} 8:30 Ill (I) Iii Head ol the Clesa 0 9·00 Cll 0 ' I!]) In the Haat of tho Night T1bbs seeks G1llesp1e s help when he tS arrested for murdenng a cop (I) (() f) Roseanne Rosanne s fam11y watts for the results of her pregnancy lest . ,_,,.._.,_. ' SO CO I 1H£Y JUST CAIJ(UED AWTHER ART~ BUA.US£ OF nw. OBS(UJIW (LPIJS£ I MA'-f f..:.oT Kt.ml A lDT M 1 KfJ)lAJ IJJHAT 1 Ll~ A&.XJT ART 56n, 614·379-2283 aJ C!l Frontline Special Rep. - Decade of Oestructlon I1) (2 00) 0 ®) l!2l Ill MOVIE: 'Field of 0 Droamt' CBS Tuesday Movie (PG) (2 20) 0 (J]t Budweiser Presents. Tuotday Night Fights ® Nashville Now Lorry King Llve l 9.30 (l) (I) Iii Mamed People Psrtlng out 1978 F-250 with 460 angina, wreektd ; frame It btnt , ca llsf1tr 5·00, 304-882 -2246 Vinton Auto Salvage. Foralgn & Dom Parte buying junk cars 614-388-11062. a !' Services 81 Th ree marned co uples w1th conflicting v1ews hve 1n a brown stone 1:;1 (I) Iii Amonca's AU -Ster Tnbute to Oprah Winfrey 10·00 Ill Home UncondHional llf.,tma guarantee Local ratartnctl tumlshad FrH ntlmttn Call collect 1· 814-237..()1!88, day or night Rogtra Buamtnl Waterproofmg FrH Ettimatn Roofing Drywall Room Addillona Patios Garagn Sldin~ Rtmodttl ng and GuHar•olllt Call 814a66?~881 af1•r 6 pm HOW MUCH TWO ALLOWAN CE DOU...ARS A WE:O'K DJYQJ6EP S tar s g1v1ng tnbute to Oprah W1nlrey 1nclude Bob Hope, M C Hammer Rosea nne Barr and James Earl Jones &OJ Star Trek The Nell1 Generatton QJ Evenmg News Q] 700 Club W1th Pot ~ .... - ~· Robertson -' . . ....... ""-J". '"' ' " ' " JET Aeration Motora, repaired Naw & rs-bulh motort In stock, Ron Evana Enterpl1s11, Jack.on, OH 1·800-537-9528 Complllt Moblll Homt HI Upl & repairs, atao plumbing & alectrleal, rooting, ramodallng, patios I decka elc. REMOOEL.INGI Ratoftneaa Eatlmatas 614 -256-1611 ::.U Star Hustler 1] ID Arsenio Hall :1] Mlamt Vice ® Church Street Stahon (3 Moneyhne llll B1g Brother Jake YOU FERGOT ['LL BE PLAYIN' CARDS OVER IN LUKEY'S BARN SOMETHIN', HONEY ~.,_--~,:_POT m t 1·20 11m d2l News 11.30 (1) 0 I!Jl Tomghl Show Stereo (!) Magnum, P I (I) To Be Announced (I) 0 Nightline 0 Cl!l On Stage a Sports Tomghl ID MOVIE. Crash DIVe (2 001 Stplle Tank Pumping $90, Gtllla Co RON EVANS INTERPRISES, I 1.35 Ill Cheers Jackson, OH 1-800-537-9S28 446.0294 LIBRA (Sept 23· 0ct 23) Don 1 be ASTRO-GRAPH Heating Carter's Plumbing and Hutlng Four1h and Prne Galllpolie, Ohio 814-448-3888 84 BERNICE BEDE OSOL Electrical & Refrigeration Rlllcltntlal or commercial wiring, naw Mrvlet Of repalra llctntad al•ctrtcian. Ridenour Eloc:trlcol, 304-87!1-1796 85 General Hauling R & R Water 9.rv~. Pools, clattml, wells . lmmtdlat•1,000 or 2,000 gallona dtllvery. C.ll 304 - 8711-8370. WaH-.on't Water Htullng, ,....onable ratH, volume dlacounta, 2,000 to • .ooo capaeHy, clttamt, poola, walla, ate. C.lt 304-671-2111 g 117 Upholstery ::.:.........,.;..:,..,.....,...,...:..--,M-roy·o UphoiOio~ng Nmcbttt In tumtlura u trlng C.ll 304-875-41114 lor ~- ... 1087 Dodgo Omnl, OUIO., lllr, Q""' U..._lol ~om .. - ory ~-. 303 goo m1•-· -go. s-ao •• · eu~ IIIHOIJ Dr. C.lllor oP\>Oinlmenlo -~hday Sopt. 19, IHO , Ex c1 11ng de~Je lopments could occur tor you in th e year ahead, but not necess ar Ily In the ways you 'll ant1c1pate However . after the dust settles , they may took )On 1get nervous because these !rends alra1d to deal on a rather grand scale u e movmg 1n your layor tOday, because you're up to handling ~AlES (Merch 21· Aprtl 19) A w1111ng the b1gg1es You shou ld be able 1o 1ess to comprom1 se w1ll sub slanllally score w1lh large groups maJOr pro,ecl ~ ~ nhance your ab1111y t o deal etfecllvel y or the top bananas w1lh assoctales tod ay People w1th SCORPIO (Oct 24- Nov 22) An 1mpres whom you 'll be 1nvolved w11l be mtlu srve way to gam the boss' approval to enced by your example day IS to p1ck up the pteces of some TAUAUS{Aprii20-Miy20~Whereyour th1ng ano tner bOoted and turn 11 1n10 a ca reer 1s co ncerned today 11 wtll be th e success Your boss won 1 forget your challenging developments that will orler accompitshmen t you the greatest prospects Reward s SAGiflAAIUS (Nov. 23· 0ec . 21, Th1s cou ld be mm1mal unless effort IS IS a good day to lay a sturdy toundat10n required for a prOJect you anticipate undertaking GEMINI (May 21..June 20) Your IUdgm the future However, don t 1nvest any men! Is qulte good today, especially 1n hard cas h now or make binding situations that have pronounced ele ments ol chance LOQI C&I evaluations comm1tments CAPRICORN (Ooc. 22-Jan. 191 You · will help you reduce rour risks should be able 10 do well today on com - CANCER (JuM 21..JuiJ 22) The types pet111ve endeavors that ofler posslblil - 1 of Involvements that will be the most lies for personal ga1n You It tee! com · advantageous tor you today will be the tortabl e pu sh1ng your sell to make more money 'lnos !hat will beneltl those lor whom rou are responsible as well as yourself AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) Don"t be LEO (JUtJ 23-AUQ. 22) Your enthusiasm will generate a Similar response In peo. pkt whose support Is pertinent to your ptans Think positive and look In on vtctory Send lor your Astro-Greph predlc· 'Ions lor the year ahead by mailing $1.2510 Astro-Graph , clo this newsp&· per , P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland. OH 441Dt-3428. Be sure to state your IOGI· ae sign a procras!lnator today regarding mat ters that require deciSIVeness Your rea somng power s are qutte good . Dut If you puo 1udgmenos ott, lhey could be like you engineered them yoursell shelved lor a long lime · VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sapt. 22) Today you . PISCES (Fob. 20-M8rch 20) It might might be akin lo a magnet In attracting appear today as lhough lhe control of a money and material opportunities. Pos1 matter which Is of lmponanee to you os yoursellln the middle of profitable pos. 1 unduly lnlluenced by outside factors slbllltles and let nature run Its course N1ght V1nn1e become s a bOdyguard and dnve lor • • J 6~ 2 EAS'I 4 I 9 RJ " 10 9 1 t • .I 7 ' l '2 +IJ JIU94 I +KRh 32 sona il l' know1ng thr \,lt r H a rr ~ Ft sh SOl ' Ill ht•tn Ht• w.Is an rxcr llent tech nt ctan wh1 ch means th a t he had an effor t I rs ~ way of makmg thl' nght pl dy ln to d ays dl• ,d h shbcu1 brt a nw declar rr ,II SIX spad es At f 1r st gl,ln( t' 11 woulrl S!'i.' ITI that Sout h l1ad und rr btd but bad dJVISIOr:.s +AK4 7 o I tn s pade ~ and d1 am onds qutckly tAKl)lll9 ·~ +7 Vulnerabl e Both Oed\ c r North ~ uth ~o rth Wt"s t East t• Pas~ r hdnge that pnlJl'<'tt on Tn plav tng l' ,t~" I• I' ass th(' hand 11 ~· o u w1n du mmy s rlu b ar(' l + i ' ,t s~ 4• l 'as~ and pl av a spadr bac k w your an' ~ t fi + Al l p.t ..,.., WhPn WPsl sh ows out yo u ,11 (' tn dPt'p troubl e Tlw small sl am IS sltl\ src urt' 1f dt amond " heha\ c bu t Wr si s hold 1r1g of fmu t n th e J.ll k ts morr than d<' has t o g 1vc dt•< la rcr .tn ent ry to dum( la rf' r rJ n now hJnd lr Ill\ by l cad1n~ h e<~rls clubs or d s pnde F 1s hhc 1n .HJtom,\II Calh mo~d!' th(' .twa v from th r J-!J II L 1st rduses to rtght plav <It trl ( k two hr ruffrd a t uff dl'd ar cr keeps on Wilh the qut•en ( Jub f\ov. .I f i N tak1n g th1 .J('(' nf nl dt .tmonds .mel r uff s J di amond f>: l'>pa d(' ~ (wtth Wt's t showmg out1 he lhrr ~ <n d(•c 1.1 rc r makes 12 tn cks ( asheJ ht s qurrn of hr a rls and played 11ut on th ts dl'<il wop be tidf' any deA. K of dt<~ mo nds Of r ours(' 1f evrr v (].lrrr wh n L.J tl s to ruff a tl ub J t thronr followed t hP n' would lw nn pr oh w co nd tn r k if'fll He <ould pl<~v h1s htgh spades and J.m !l'' .fJ t roh 1 ' bm•~ · J.l• IJ /H IJn Rndf;W dru,l i onttnur v. tth ht s good dta rnonds. Ea<; t J.11oiH on C. t rei c..mu ' 1"fit l• 'n "1111 ht~ /,l(hf'r t.lk l ng Ins trump t ru k whenCV('J ht· lt!t /,/11' (,.,WJ /d J.u olJ\ 1 l tr' mm JIJI/ab/ t• OJI v.tshrd Ru t ~d s l had a smglrton dt.l l>l•· ' ~ ' ' flri'' Flot h an· puf!Jt , tll'd b1 !'h.lfo<; Book ~ i"i ) I~ HEWSPAPfA ENTEAPA ISE ASSN mond 1f East ru ff s t he dtdmo nd ht, CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH 4t ACROSS 1 Paris's captive 6 China· Bannislar orCoe 42 Tree house s ware typo 43 Diary p~e t t Unaidod DOWN 1 Joke H! Ibis's kin responses 13 Graph· 2 Thrill ologlsl's 3 Antisocoal concern one Yestetday'a Answer 15 Had a bno 4 Goal 16 Sororny 14 Ne vada okay 5 Monthly r asa ~ 26 Swondl n lopic phase 191folal 29 Coni or t 7 Post 6 Leg pari s pillow g 1ll 30 Dawn mans 7 ravonla oalh w01d 22 San la s t1mos 8 Vana zu StAIIl 31 CIOOkPol 18 Su ndAy olan fiver 23 "Dnvmq 32 30 Arone ', speeche s 9 "S unslll nB Mtss ts o ne 20 Eggs Dll l~( ('() 33 SPP.II\g Supa1 2t Wh ai C man· sl r1r rnd represen1 s s1ngao 24 C l a~el R q J8 Sm .1ll 22 Sao 26 10 Momo1y Down 25 GIVOS sr nl 0119 S 'JQ ('f.111 Hll 23 Nowhn1l s lracos IV w1lo 26 Maskod boaalhel 28 Pigoon comment 29 Asner and B1adley 30 Ouarler bad< Joe 34 L ambs mom 35 NAl O . 101 ono 36 Woods man's 37 Kreskln 's forte Chokhov IJAILVCRYPTOQUOTES - Hm's how to work II · 12:05 1.Il Noghlllno 0 12:20 ®)Magnum, P.l. 12:30 Cll G I!]) Late ~ l1ghl With David Letterman One letter stands for another In this sample A 1s oLsrd (or the three L's, X lor the two O's, etc Smglr letters, ap<A'!Irophes, the length and !ormation of the wonLs arr all hints Each day the code letters are different (!) MOVIE: The Final Opt1on (R) (2 30) I!] m Twilight Zone 12:35 (J) lnotant Rocall 12:50 I]) MOVIE: W.W. and the Olzle Oancoklngt (PGJ (2 00} 12:551!Jllll Poroonalltloa 1:00(1)flll Fall Guy C I!] 18 Benny Hll( 11J Mlko Hammer 1111 ShowBiz Todar 1:OS III Lovo ConnoctiOn 1:2001 MOVIE: CaiHomla ~,..mlng (RI (2:00) 1:25i!Z. NeWt 1:30(l)G I!]) Later With Bob 9118 AXYDLBAAXR lstONGFF.LLOW Nashville Now a NawsNight Coate• ., Jamt>s Jarob \ a 12·00 aJ Ster Hustler (I) 0 Into the Night l!ll m Twilight Zone [}J The EqualiZer I!] G Berney MHier 8 Crook a Ch~ta " AK8 7 :l • 861 40 Wntor mob boSS (PI 2 01 2) (A) 8 Key play comes early makeup 0 11 :50 ®) Night Courl 0 l!lJ Ill 'Wiseguy' CBS Late Da\llt Stw·Vae Servlet, Georg11 Crttk Rd Parts, suppll••. pickup, and delivery 614- ~-- 9[1 mammal s 27lakea J) Newawatch HAHNEY Rotary or ea~ lool drilling Most wells eompltted sama day Pump lliN tnd ltrvict , 304895-3802 Plumbing & CIJ ill l!lJ News 304-576·23941 Ohio 514-446-2454 82 10 20 ffi MOVIE . Gator iPGi (2 30) 10.30 ®Crook & Chase a2! MaJor League Baseball , oo rn o m rn Ron's TV Sarvlca, specializing In Zanlth alto Hrvk:ing moat other brandt. Houu calls, also som1 tpptlanca rapalrs WV =~~~~~···~~~~~~~~~~m~.,~·~·~----------- 448-61111. a PnmeNews Auto Pans & QSI Dod Cho Sh lby Edl • tn11 trl OOll"'t" arM 25~f'l. Tha D• 'i" 8 TurbO, air, tinltm catMII•, • ~ 1 lion. • •• - ~~~~ m!'!.t"-::h ':1:. ' 448-7'138. spec1a ls are showcased MARINE, GALLIPOLIS, OH 6t4.' 446-2424 1t84 C.m.,o Z·28, !·top, loaded wfth ovllf}' option. Rod $39115 814-4411-81111 I!] m MOVIE: Still of lhe Night (PGI (2 00) [}J Murder, She Wrote 0 ® Celebrtlleo OHatege 5th Anniversary Special The best ol the past celebnty RIVERSIDE Bud9•t Transmissions , Ustd & rabu1ll, lllt11ng 11 $99, 614-245- mRoacuo: 911 Three sc uba dl\lers are trapped 10 an undersea cave t;J metor 1171 Muatang. 4 cyt., 4 tpd , 1$80 ChoveUo, runo oood. body fair cond., good wori cer $400. Coli oftor & p.m. 304-8711-8371l. (RiO ®l l!2l BOATS- MOTORS - TRAILERS M1rcrul11r, Mercury & Mariner, autn011lad parts & lll'\lice Par1s for most brands " WE CANNOT SPEL S CCESS, 402 Chavy tHg block motor 6141992-2644 CroaaHre . ~ I~ NOHTil + 1U 4 '1. The rurrl' nt ~L·nt ralwn of vu un!:: l'X pert s nrvl' t h<td t he plca-.:utr of per (!) Nova Japan mastered Western tect1nolog1C81 methods m the 19th century KawaNkl JM tkl Good condition $900 614-992-,.67 Accessories BRIDGE W~S I ~ BOATERS 76 O NCE ' n.. Angela hnds the pertect man ALLEY OOP Comp lele lhe chucl le quoled by ldlmg m the rruu1ng words yov deveq, from step No 3 below Becalm - Rayon - Grove- La tely - ALL at ONCE "Now, now. dear," the grandma sa 1d to her grandson "Don I cry Havmg 11 all does nol mean havong 11 ALL al Tony comes unglued when Mercury Marculser Spec1allsl Factory Tralnad, Bonded Precision Mobile Marlnt Wa come, to youl 614-259-5919 u·· ;_::,,..::..,1--i 0 CL1 (!J MacNeil Lehrer boss (!) Major League Beoabell Ill (I) Cil Who's the Boss? 614-44fi....4109, 614-379-2";110 WITHOOT C defends 8 legal secretary accused of murdenng her 1987 Chatlon 110, 130 HP, low hours $5400 614-2 4S-5918 lhey lh1nk 11 comes SCIAM-UTS ANSWERS Qll 1972 17 II Starcratl Tri -HuH Boat 125 HP, Evlnrudt Engine, comp ..te top , naw upholstery Call814-286-ll16 after 7.00 p m ~-~~hl~e s, i!J Andy <irtfflth Ill Cll 0 Inside Edition 8·00 (l) G l!lJ Matlock Matlock tor Sale I A UNSCR AMBlE f O RI ~ ANS WER . 7:30 (l) II ®) I!]) Jeopardy! 0 (!) Bewitched Ill «21111 Entertainment Tonight (I) Cil Mama's Famllr I!] Ql Three 's Company @ Major League Baseball 75 Boats & Motors K1d s don 1 th1 nk money grow s on tree s anymore Thanks lo Automa11 c Teller PRI NT NUMBERED l l 1 I[ RS IN SQUARE S 0 1986 XL 250 R, Honda motor cycle, $800 304 675-6182 . . V ASH E L a FRANK AND ERNEST . L_L...JL-...J...-.1.-.J.L-....J m looil 1m Olda Dtna 88 Royale.Lauto, runs aood, ana owner, ~t,OOO 304-6~054. WOULD YOU liKE TO WORK IN T E F H MEDICAL IELO? If 10, TriCounty'a Adult 01\l•ralfltd Mtdical OccupaUona prog111m It tor YOU! Our prog111m provldee wnh a eolld foundation In medical ltr· mlnoloaY tnd proclldurat I t wall •a-lnatructlon In your •raa of apacllllzatlon. You trt aleo 1 _ _ _o:_o_r_c:..y.:.c,.,e_s_,-,. . ~....,;,7,....:.:,.,8;....;.1 J] 1D Night Coorl 0 ~ Current Affair [}J MecGyver 121 MuSIC Row VIdeo @ SportaConter Moneyllno ID Scarecrow and Mrs. King Tlll~ ~OT£ . I NewaHour 1986 ChtYy K-Biaz1r, 4•4, loaded, sllyar•do, one owner, low miiH, 1987 GMC S-15 Jimmy Cx4, V-41, • spMd, one owr.r, c~n. aug. mllaa, somt warrtnty ltfl, Smlth'a GMC Truck Canter, 133 Plna Strati, Oaltlpolla, OH 614-446-2532 $600 814-446-4535 Nuhua Mll70 wl•xpando, oHuotlld .78 ..,,. lond, Point PI-nt. U.nv Htroo """"" """ln............., 4"A • .,. ~t'io··--- Abbott and Costello (J) (I) 0 ABC News 0 aJ Wild America 0 (!) 3·2·1 Contact 0 ®l «2!111 CBS News 0 I!] Ql Andy Griffith ® Top Card @ SponaLook ~ Big &other Jake 7·00 (l) 8 ®) l!lJ Wheel ol l GOf 01~ 5 . It 11.1 A AGHfl _;.I~L ..:F-;:A:...N:.:,.,;._,IJ ..~ I 1 1 16 ~ Cartoon Eapresa Fortune 2 1~---,-r.:,.....r--,.;r_,N,.,...-i\ 1 6:30 (l) II l!lJ NBC Nightly Nows - I LAWWOL I I I 1 I 1 I ~Batman 1984 Subtru 4x4, Blue, AMIFM/Sterao-Citt, $1450 614446.f751 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Instruments Mobile Homes I TUES., SEPT. 18 • a FROM ~HOOt 73 Vans & 4 WD's Improvements 71 SUF'rof.iD TO GIV~ yOU 304-67~266 with free storaga, premium Altatta alto grau+e lover, rolls and tquarn. Morgan Fann, AI 35, 304-937-2018 Transportation l'~ Picll up beds, Fords, Chavya DodgH, 1hor1 or long, no ru11 lilt ehanet to book winter hay Miscellaneous 2073 mlln, 814·256-1560 & Grain 1971 Dttaun 280 Z $1500 814 446-7802. Salt or rent, 6 room houaa, 2110 N. Mtln Will consider tnything ol value •• down payment l04· 458-187! ------- - - - tha be· low to form four simple words Racing World Todoy NO WE WON T TELL Ti-lEM Ti-11XT WE WEIZ E FOLLOWED 6'1' A BEACH BA LL 1990 Ford Truck, Super eab F- Glan llrw place sc:rHn with tools: and gt'lll $50 Large floor model lltareo $50 Four 15" rima fltt Chevy pick up $16 304-882· Merchandise laH•n of 0 Rearrange four Krambltd word1 6:00 Cll G (J) Cll 0 ®l «21111 I!]) Nowo @ 1 Dream of Jeannie aJ 3-2·1 Contact 0 C!l Square One TV I!] Ql ALF 1 I G:Ca':-Uc'lpo _-=::"•=:·.;,OH ;:c-4=56~31 ~:c::=~ ..,lng, Bobfllttlng In "" home, Mon~ llnalrioo, ond N.A.I.I.E. cloy lhru Frldor, havo ro-. _ . . . T"Ntlng. Far ,.,. In- - · :104.f71-481i. M11 U a on thll "V~tl lntorlor 1nd utorlor houN pointing, trN NIIMIIH, 10 ,..,. ..:ptrlene•, 304.e75-2108 - · W. wont to - begintrom ()o. Hk.,Miko. -1ol. 1110. • Sleeping roomt with cooking Also trallar space All hook-ups Call anar 2 00 p m , 304-7'73· 5651, Mason WV. Rtductd 111 brick 3 btdroomt, 2 baths, finished baaemenl, ttlach~ gtriiJI, plus dttaehtd 2 car gtraga, large lot, Mid 50'a 304-675-3030 or 675-l431 C.ll!-81)0.~ CALL f3k.r.. -; W.APMEi-lT .... won ~~~~:~' s~~~~-~t-trs· @ Oanskln's Running and Wantltd El.ctrontc Tachnlclan Send rnumt to . P. 0 Box 702, ll:J"'s= i:~:: 18 wanted to Do . . . lw~~A•ri~~~~~~­ '(OU Ll~ Sentinel - Page - ~ ----~--~-=1~4~ 1 C~Yl . ~N EVENING Rooms lor rent • weelc Of month Starting 11 $120/mo Gall Ia HoliK 614-44G"-9580 Toba cco cutltf"l 14 cents 1 atick Tobacco houatra $4 per hour Youngs Farm, Buffalo Pul nam County, 304-037-2530 lhlf 8 00 PM my homt. Rtclnt arM. 30 yNrt txptf'lenoe. 614-Mt-2212. ~D AW)() f,JTS 0 HI~ ... LIOIInr.· (1) 805- lobor 111. - E l l . K· 1018 12 Situation tNTEIIEmD IN A CAREER IN NJTO MECHANICS? Join one ol Wanted oho Hollon'• 1o01ost11rowlng I::::::-:--:-::-:-::~~:-:----:­ empiOYIMnl flllda. Tlw Aduft Will cart tot' tldtf'IY par.on In Auto MtcharWea Program 1t Tri· ~.::!· 9. will ,. .ch,tou En. OU~ TALK lD MR.. ~N£ fTI GOVERNMENT SEIZED vahlcln from $100 Fords Merced11 CorvattH Chlvye. Surplus Your a,., (1) 805-687-6000 Ext 5-10189 . Furnished home wtth 3 btdrooma, hlmlty room, garage in Rustle Hille, Syracust. Priced at $39,000. 614-992·5465161C.V92-3l11 32 l\lf CHY£1:: IN C.AAI<'bt..;K 1-lE-'7 Ct-1 '1/I.{)..T'QJ ... 01ea:tlol6 ,.lamJT! Rooms HOUM for r«tl, 304-875-6Tl0 Miss Paula'• Day Ctra Cantar Safe, aHordable, chltdcara. M·f 6 1m. - 5:30 p.m. Agea 2 -10 Befort~, altar school. Drop-lne welcome 614-446-a224 weekdays 304-875-1317. Houses tor Rent 3 bodooom houM bock o1 Now H.van, 304-a82-2686 ~'"=~~·~o=l~lg=lb~lo~-~~~~-1 '-h_o_o_ff•_r_ln~g_ _ _ _ _ __ Cllntclan/CaH manger tull lime- 446~803, 614-446-a3S5. Mason County Pr..ttra Center MA or BA Cut management 41 ~==========-r====~~~~:==::=~=i 1 · 11 I/.CIJLO '{OJ L1 ~ TO Rentals t") qulpmont Call 1 aoo·63H508 Spears, 304-675-1429 Babyehttr netdad lor 8 year old In C•ntanary, your housa or mint. S14-446-a641 BE IN DEMAND Food service workalra made up ono of the largasl and fastest growing occupallontl Rrcups ln the tabor Ioree. Enro now tor Fall Term In tha Adutl Food Management and Cateriflg Prog,-.m al The Adult Educt! ion Contar- TrtCounty Vocallontl School We nava a variety of funding tourcaa a\lalla bit fOf lhosa who qualify Ctll 1-800-637-6508 Clas ... begin Octo bar 1, 1990 Routt 2 Aahton, 1 acra Iota 3 mlltl aoutn Gallipolis Locks, pu~lc wttar, no rsl1ric11ons, some wf1t'l ri'olar frontage, 304· 45 txJfUft ~ ~A MISTA~CNM'( Television Viewing 1989 Z24 C.vallar. lolded. laid off. Mull atli Prlct reduced 814-992-2985. - - -- - - Upstal" Furnished, 3 rooma & bath, clttn, no peta, raltrenct & dtpoait ~ul,.d 614446-15'19 LOSER Autos lor Sale 1989 Mercury Sablt, PB/PSJPW, auto, tlr, AMIFM/Ctsa. Vary claan $G500. 814-446-7824 TWin Rl\lara Towara, Housing lor tht Elderly •nd Handicapped. Apartments now avaltab...,r.ntlng tor 30% of adjusted Income. 200 Second St 01 call 304-675667'1 Land on S=g A.vt maka nice tr~ller lol. lb. OBO 927-6436 attar 5 pm O.J. Whhe Rd , 2 tern woodtd building lol, rtady to build on, rallrlcttd, $8,900 614-245-9585 71 I hret Ofdroom auptax 1n axcallant neighborhood, full bas• menl wlltundry hook·upt. 304615-&nl 01875-3616 Chapel Road, 304-675-3190 Nlc• I_?IJ Lincoln A\la, $5,000 614-44D--f038 alltr 4p m. 7530 Ext. •·55 KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright Apanment lor Rent Two bedroom apt, carpet, khchan fumiahtd, 304-675-!104 5 acres land on Rt. 2 Eckard Pllrt-llme, $800/mo, Full-tlma $3,500/mo, ~us Answer phone~ for Natkmw1d1 Co. Now hiring you aruL.. will train! 904-435- FEDERAL & Acreage 8373. anytime. formaflon Lots 1.25 tera lot on R1 160, 4 mlltl trom Holzer, Ele view of tht counlry aklt, $4,500 614-446- Help Wanted 44 Farms lor Sale 27 aera farm · 4ml. from town, haa blacktop rd, IIChool, mall, ltl•phonl,tiKirlc, aeplic tank, rural water hook·up. 614-446· 260! Cllll tfter Sp m. W.nled To Buy: Junk Autos wllh or Tuesday, September 18. 1990 Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio The Daily CRYPTOQUOTE 9 · 18 1171'1' 1111 0 l IP l DZB 0 I Z P V I' H C I K C I'IJIJBZ C I'DPil Z( U I' l I' ll N C I P Z V Vf:BZPtl I K V (.)I y H 0 I' 1\ H V , X I' I' H ·.•. YH L ll' I K V C - C I P B H B Z I' Z ll ll V I' I I'll l Y . . lorda~·· Crvploq•ote: TilE MAN WIIU SAY S " I MAY BE WRONG. BUT - " DOES NO I Bl: ti EV I t IIERE CAN BE ANY SlJCII I'OSS IIIII .Il Y KIN IIUBBARU �Page- 10 - The Daily Sentinel r--- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Local news briefs... ----, Continued from pagp 1 Squads have four Monday calls four calls WPI'l' answered by unll s of the M eigs County Emergency Medkal Serv1 ce Monday At 2: 14 p.m the Pomeroy unit went to the restdence of Gene Clark Peach fork Road. Clark was dea d on arrival. At 5: 14p.m . the Racine unit was callPd to an auto accident on Tanners Run Road. Kenny Ri!!le was transported to Veterans Memorial Hosptlal and Tony Imboden was treated but not transported The Tuppers Platns squad transported Ei lee n Swa in to Ca mden Clark Hopsilal at Parkersburg at 5 59 p.m and at 7·15 P m the Racine un tt took Courtne' Jones from Elm St rcet to Veterans Memorial Hospit al. · HEAP applications are available in area Applications for th<• 1990-91 Home EnPJ gy A"s is ta nce Pr o· g ram havP bf'rn IssuPd hy t he State HEAP Otftce and dislri!J ut ed ltx·a il) to m any public of fices and bu sinessPs for appl1 ca nt s· co nvPniPnce Among the places app lt cattons are i:l va lla ble arr th e Comm un tt y Ac t to n Of fl CPS in Ches hrre. Galli polis and Pomeroy. the Depart mont of Hum a n SrrvJrPs, Se n1o r Clf iZt' ns Ce nter . Oh 1o Bureau of l::mp lov mr nt S!:'r\'JPS, thr rourt ho usP. post orfiC'f's. utJ IH y rom pa nJr s. i:lnd bulk fu£>1 ve ndors . HEAP ts a federa l ly fund ed program desig nf'd to ass 1s t low tncurnP Ohioa n s wt t h the ir wi nte r hr c~ t tng c·m·ts Th P d ea dlmr fo r .tppil rn g is J.tn :11. 1991 To bt • tncom r r iJg ibl r. a hou sp hold mu st have tota l househo ld incom e for the last 12 months equal to or Jess than 150 percent of th e federal poverty guidelines . Those Income g uidelines acco rding to famtly size are $9,420 for one, $12,630 lor two, $15,840 for three. $19,050 for four , $22,260 for fh e, and $25.470 tor six . for household s with more than six members, ad $3,2!0 for each additional member. Eligible households will eit her rece lv(' a voucher or a crPdi1 on t heir heat i ng bill from the participati ng utility company CAA s taff is available to as sist ind iv idual s with th eir application at th e central office tn Cheshire th e Ga tua County Outreach or' f1ce at 220 Jackson Pike, and the Meigs County Ou !reach office, 393;,0 Union Ave., Pomeroy HoulP 14:1 nt•.rr Harrisonville will tH ' onl' of ft\'t' farm families in th e " t.II r t u lw n c~ rned Ohio Conserva . ! lOll F.H mt•J s .Jt the Ohio F arm Sc· u•n( 'l' HI'VH'W near London o n Tll u1 t.,d.t:O \uw 1n It " srvrnth yrar, th P O h Hl lo nsr r va tTOn Farmer i\v.c~rds Program is coordinat ed ll\ thl' Oh1o Department \;c~T ural Hrsou r ces, of Divis ion of Soli i.lnd V·hHrr Conser va tion, and ' t)() n,orl'd bv t he Ohto farmer mag ;.11. inr Th r awards program w tll bl•g in at 11.30 at t he Ohio 1-'Pdrr at ton of Sot ! and Wa!Pr C'o nsr natTOn Distnct Park . Hl•ctpients of the awards arP twnmrcl for th e ir stewardship of '.Oil \\dl('I. woodlands and othf'r n.1· u1 c~l n·so urcPs as a day todav Near freezing in Northeast, wet in Arizona By United Press International Temperatures dipped toward freezing In New England and the mid· Atlantic region, setting hll the Northeast Tuesday as temperatures dipped to near record lows In the 30s In some portions of eastern Pennsylva - records and bringing fros t to many rural areas Tuesday, while nia, a nd western New York state. A frost·freeze advisory was heavy rain hit Arizona and clouds covered the West Thunderstorms htl sou thwest Kansa s with heavy rain reporterl at Dodge Ci ty Atrport, but no severe weather was reported. The National Weather Servtce issued a flash flood warning tn west central Arizona, where th e Yavapai County she riff's offic e reported heavy rains that flooded streets in Bagdad. The storms moved northeast at 20 mph The second co ld ntght in a row tssued by the NWS tor all of Vermont and the Champlain Valley of New York for Tuesday ntghl. Overnight lows In northern Vermont were expected to dip into the upper 20s The tempera ture atop Mount Was hington in New Hampshire, th e highest peak In the Nor· th eas t. was 21 degrees at 8 am today, with tig ht snow failing and one mch on the rocky peak In Ohto, Youngstown 's 34 degree reading broke a record Consumer... familtes fr om around the state to be recognized The others are Jim and Suzy On of Wavne Co unty who at:e thr overall i990 O ht o Con se r vat !on F ar mer award winner s. Thomas C Spel !mire of Wanen Co unt y, Nat e and Paul AndrP of Andre Farmers in Fulton Coun ty, a nd M er le and Et hel Wa gner of Washi ngton Co unt y Th e M a nzPys arP being recog nlzed fo r thPII gr assed water · wa ys and limber stand manage· ment , two of t heir many consE'rvatlon !Pchniques Th e Manzey farm ha s played hos t to a number of agricultural and co n· servat!on grou ps over th r y ear s gas pumps were 16.1 per cent hig her as of August than at the end of 1989 but r emained JJ .o percent below their peak of March 1981. The advances for gasoll ne, fu el oil and overall energy prices were the greatest sincr January when a brutal cold spell sent energy prices skyrocketing . E xcluding the often volat tle energy prices. Inflation rose 0.4 percent In August alter gaining 0 5 percent the month before. for the fir st eight months of the yea r. Inflation at the co nsumer level rose at an annualized rate of 6.2 percent, up from a rate of 4 8 percent tor the same period la st year Econom ists had expected in· fialion to heat and many satd prices are likely to co ntinue rising In the near future Last week the government reporte d a 1 :l percent rise In produce r prices . which indicates higher pr lees down the eco nomtc pipeline "Therc•' s no re tell In sight. T hings are going tu get worse before they get b ette r ," said Mass Although mi.lnv economists share a pPs slmistic short -tPrm economic view, no t all agree tha t IN PERSIAN GULF AREA - Pic. Jason W. Deeter Is now serving with Operation Desert Shield In the U.S. Army, lOist Airborne Infantry Division In the Persian Gull. Pic. Deeter entered the U.S. Army In August, 1989 and completed basic training at Fori Ben· nlng, Ga. and Advanced In fan · try Training at Fort Camp· bell, Ky. Ht• is the son of Tom Deeter, Grove City, and Mary Olander of Gahanna, and th<• grandson of Tom and F1or · Indictment of >8 people In Gallia Cou nt y on drug c harges of enc e Dectt•r, Rarine . va ri o us drgreps Jn Hospital news Veterans Memorial Monday Admis stons· Cract• Welch, Pomeroy Di sc harged · Iva Logan i<; al!r Gu th, and Robert Flush hig her oil prices will push th e Pconomy Into a prolonged mfla ti ona ry e nvironm ent "I think t here is relief in sight " sa1d Jerry .Jordon. chief Pconomist at First In tPr sta tr Ba nco rp, in Los Ange les $147,859 ... Lo ntinued from page 1 na t urr was responsible for t hP December Harold Eugene Gtbbs, 77, of Hanford dtcd Fnday, Sept 14 , 1990 al htS home Born Dec II , 19 12 m Hartford, he was the son of the late Ervtn B. and Anna F. (G rbbs) Gtbbs G1bb' was a coal mtner and a mcmhcr of the Unttcd Mtne Workl'JI D1 strtct 17. lie was prcce<lcd m death by five brothers, one Si ster, three gr andchtldren and one great -gra nddau ghter. S urvrvm~ arc five daughters, Helena Gardner of Mason, L uAn!la Husscll of Mt. Alto, Nancy Neal of Pomeroy, Ohro. Regma Rrcc of Gallrpolts, Ohr o and Gwendolyn Manto of Mrddlcport, Ohto, seven sons. Douglas G1bbs of Clarksburg, Tenn., Harold Grhbs of Garre~ KY, Robert Gtbbs of Phocnrx C11y, AL, Gerald Gtbbs of Mason, Wesley Gtbbs of Apple Grove, l.cslcy of Pomeroy, Ohro and Harley of Mt. Alto; two stSIL:rs, Iva Ingels of P01nt Pleasant and Magnotta Ntll of StatesVIlle . North Carolina: three brothers, Clrfford Gtbbs of Lout svtllc, KY. James Gtbbs of Oakland CA and John Gtbbs of New York: three step-siSters, Myrl Gtbbs Hartford, Audra Fore of Reedy and Madge Weaver of Pomt Pleasant: three step-brothers, Btl! Leary of Arkansas. Eugene Leary of Ohto and John Leary of Tennessee: 40 grandehtldrcn and I R greatgrandchtldren. Graves tde servKc wtll be Tuesday, Sept I R at I p.m 1n the Union Cemetery rn N ew Haven wtth the Rev Dave Ftelds, Jr offictating. There wtll be no vtstta~on hours. Arrangements are bemg arrangc<l by the Foglesong Funeral Home. Valley of Cam bndge, and York Rite of Marlett~ . Survivi ng ar e hts daughter Do nnagene Ca l der. Belpre: two sons. William Randolph. Cutler. and Robert L. Randolph of Be lpre: a brother. Kenneth C Rand olph, Little Hockmg; two ststcrs. Mel va Sheppard. Belpre. and Margaret Mayes. Little Hoc k i ng; twe lve grandch ildren. fif teen grea t-grandch ildren and srvr ral nieces and nephews. He was preceded In death by hts parents: his wt fe. Thelma Newm an Randolph In 19R1, and a son. Do nald Randolph. Jr Services wi ll be on WednPsda y at I p.m at White Ethridge fu np ra l Home at 12o LPe Stree t tn Be lpre . with Re v Paul McG uire o!!lciating B uri al wrll tw in Rockland Crmr l er y fri end s m ay call at lhP fum•ral homr on Tuesda y a ftrr 1 p m and until tlmf' nf servi ce on WPdnPsda y Masonic ri!Ps will bt' he ld Tursday at 7 .10 p m at tht• funf'ral homt' of Donald Randolph Donald Hensley Ra ndotph 85. 810 G rant Avenue, Belpre, died Monda y at th e St . .Joseph Hospl tal In Parkersburg, W .Va . Born In Blair, he was the son of the late Issac franklin and Maudr F.! le n Dum·an Randolph He was retired from Lock JR as a Iock man for the U S. Arm y Co rps of Engineers after 3B yea r s of serv1 ce. He was a member of the Belpre H eig hl s United Methodist Churc h, t he National Association of Retired federal Employees . Belpre Masonic Lodge 609 f&AM. Belpre Shr ine Club, Alladin Temp le. Scottish Rite C. E. Clark C 1, tG ene1 Cl ark. 62. of Peac h Fot k Roa d . Pomerov. died unPxpPcl<•dly Monday at his rPs ldencf' He wa s r mploy<•d in the ma i n· lena nee department at the Gav in Power Plact Born on July 8, 1928 at Racine , hP was the son of the late Ernest Cl ark and F.stella Gaines Cl ark . A veteran of th e Marines . he served In the Korean Co nflict. Hr belonged to the Stewar t -Johnson Post 9926 VfW, Drew Webster Post 39, Amen can Legion. Po m e· roy , and was a former member of the fraternal Order of Eagles. Meigs Aerie No 217. He Is survived by two sons. David Clark , Highland, Cal~ .. and Steve Clark . Pomeoroy, a brother, Tommy Clark, Welling · ton, and two sisters. Maxine O' Brien, Junction City, and Marlene Hill, Winfield , W Va., and four grandchildren. Besides his parents he was preceded In death by a son, Mike Clark, and a brother, Virgil Clark . funeral servpces will be held Thursday a t 1 p.m at the Ew ing Funeral Home. The Rev . Roger Grace will officiate and burial will be In Letart Falls Cemetery . than prev wu s record for this date. Rochester . N.Y .also had a record low of 37, breaking a 37 -yea r -old record The thermometer hll 42 degrees at Baltimore-Washington International Airport, tytng a 1986 record The temperaturr fell to 44 degrees at 6:30a.m EDT In C'Jew York Cit y, the lowest since 1937. CBS employee Alice Mullen shivered In a ligh t summer dress as she ru shed for the Long Island Rail Road Tuesda} morning ''I hate it." she sa id. "It's only Sept. 18." More seas onal - and mildertempera! ures were not expected until Wednesday , along with increasing cloudt ness. The South enjoyed more clear,. pleasant weather with mild by Sy lvani.r El ect r le 1n Pomt PIPdsa nt . W Va, Gl()('cknPr s RPstauran t a nd Si m o n ':-. Groc r rv. She was born March o, 191R tn Pome roy, the daughter of An · drew Zw rlling and Leora St ucke\· Zwi l ling . Mr s Horak was a m cmbrr of lh l' Sacred He art Ca tholtc Church and th e Sacred Heart Catholic Women' s Club She Is survived bv her hu s ba nd. George Horak, of Pome rov; f 1ve daug ht ers. Ru th Lew1 s. Bellefontaine, Rose Denison. Pi t tsburg h, Pa .. Darba ra tRo bert ! Sm ith, Pomeroy . . Janet I Paul i Si mpso n. Pgmerov. ami Ca roly n tScot tt Dorsch. Whrrl ing, W Va .: a son. Msg r Dona ld Horak , Athens, a Siste r. Mar v Rous h, McAr thur: lour brot he r ; William Zwi llin g. Ravenna. Wed ter Zwtllln g. Bucy rus, !.eo Zwil ling, Rac ine. and Gilbert Zwrl lin g of Pomero y, 1h grandc htldren , f1v r grc•at grandc hildren and sevpral ni<• ces and neph ews She wa s preceded In death hy her par en ts: two sisters. Bar bar a Zwilling and Thelm a McDa · nie l; and two brothers, Paul and Joseph Zwi lling . Fr lend ' m ay ca ll fr om 2 4 p m .IIHI --: q p m a t Ew ing Funrral ll omr • I n llPu o f flow rrs, donati ons m.J~' br madr to Sacr r d Heart C'athulie C' hurch, 161 Mulber rv i\vr•nut'. Po m cro.v. Ohio 4o7ti9 · John Arbaugh An Ice cream soc ial will be held at th e St. Paul United Methodist ' WANTED: 10 HOMES NEEDING WINDOW REPLACEMENTS OR VINYL SIDING SA~EI SA~EI SA~EI 10 HOMES ARE NEED IN THE POMERROY AREA TO DEMONSTRATE OUR PREMIUM VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS OR VINYL SIDING . OFFER GOOD FOR BRICK, BLOCK,OR WOOD FRAME OR ANY OTHER OWNER OCCUPIED HOME. NO GIMMICKS! CALL TOLL FRH 1·800·523·9874 th ci1 Bag hdad 1s no longer res pon si ble fur <Jny property in Iraq and Kuwolll belonging to gove rn · "The law stated that the Iraqi Iraq. " 1NA sa id In th e report Most governme nts moved to Thr n<.\ws Jgcncy satd Iraq's rulJng Revolu ti on Command SidP would not br responsibl e for freezp lr <~qi and Kuwaiti assets in ret a liation lor Iraq' s Aug . 2 m en! ~ dec l a rin g any direc t of tndlrect damage res ulting fr om the delay of !oretgn parties tn carrying out passed a law statmg ;:wd companies that havr Co un cil pa ssed the law a ft er Th e inte r nat io nal "~- . Sou th Central Ohio Rain likely Tuesday night . with a low near 60. Chance of ra1n is 70 pl'rcen t Showersa nd ac hanceof thunder storm s Wednesday, with highs between 75 and 80 Chan cr of r a i n is 80 pe rcent. E•tended Forecast Thursday through Saturday billion 1n Jul y in the wor st showing Stn Cl' J anua r y, the Co m · mercr DPpar tm l'n1 sai d ho lding up o~ nd non oil 1m ports dP-C lln in):?:.· Boston Co economist Allen Si nal said 'The .lull' S hOWC'rl JUSt thp h111t s at d b1ggpr rec0ssion lh<Hl rxpel'tcd." Sina 1 sald. warning "t ht• trdtie defte i1 ra n 't g f't a ny lwttrr' wi!h the Middl e F.a s t <Ttsi s pushrng oil pricP.s hig hrr Privatr dna lys ts had f'xpected a dPfic i t of r oughl v $7 3 bi llion after .r rev ised short fall of $5 .14 !Jill io n in .l unl' In Ma•. l ht• na11 o n .-. 11 adr deftcit s tood a t $7 77 bill JOn Exports. whtch had provided mu c h of the strength. fell to $32 03 billiOn 1n July from a re vised $J4 12 btUion 1n June, while Imports Increased to$41 :lh bi ll ron fr om a rev ised $:l9 5h bi ll ron t hr department's Ce nsus Bu reau sa id The total s were ad;u sterl lor ''Thi s dian and British economies may have co ntributed to the drop In .July exports, and prPtlictl'd " a gradua l ebbing of the trade defi c it ." But release of thr tr atiC' report ln crea sr comrs fr um a gem•ral bu!ldup and " no sudd en surg p" Of !OJ CC'S He al so sa rd Iraq appl' ar ed to be pu llin g back i ts o~ rmor fr om BOOKS DONATED - Boxes and hoxt•s of hooks hav£> been donatf"d hy Hr. lif"orgl· V. Munnund hl.o,; wift•, the former-Jean EhPrsbach of Ponwroy. 'I'h1• co mcided wtt h A ugu st data show · ing a 0.9 pc'rcrn t lrap in co nsu - mer prices. cl ona tf'd Cu r ti s Jenkinso n. Middleport . v.- as l<Jst w ee k' s wl nner of th r 'Arou nd Town·· ph oto id ent i fl Ca· tlon SPriCS He correctly tdentifl ed th e photo a' a detail in the doorwav on t he seco nd fl oor of K&C ,)('W('l l'l S He will r eceiv<' a landmark srsq ui een lf'nni al Chris lma s or· namcnt from Bank One co uple transpor wd the hooks from their home In Nashvlll£', Trnn. to Pomero}' in a van . Hert• llr . Mann displays a book !rom the coUectiun lor Ruth Powers, librarian . Meigs Library presented 500 volumes worth around $12,000 lly CHARLENE HOEfl.ll'll Sentinel News Stall About :,oo volumes valurd dt morf' t han $12.000 havp bf'l'll Winner named to lhf' Mt'lg~ Co unt .\ flr ess International Tcm pf'ra lutrs wrr P somewhat Hy United .1nd .Jf' a n EbPJsbarh M<.~nn ol Nas hv!llf' TPnrt Th e boob ar r on a w ld r ra n.Qt' of subj ec ts manv dealmg with 'e~r l ous placr s whrrP Dr and Mr s Mann hav l' spPnt t1rn1· inc luding 1\frtra , J\IJSkJ, and Eu r ope ns '-Vf'll as thrir hobbt Ps and S[X'Ct<JI int f' n 'S IS higher rr1 Oh to ear 11 Wednrsda 1 after rrcord and nPar r ecord lo1N s thi' day brfor(', but muc h of Ohi o '-Vas touc hed bv ram Thr NatiOnal We alhPr Srn·ic(· s;;ud tdlnfall amou nt s at rrgul a1 rrport!ng stat tons bPtwPen 2 am andJa m ran ~e dfr o matrarrat l'inc 1nnat1 a nd Davto n to tJ 2 an 1nr h at Akron-Canton Tf'mp<'raturr s f'ar ly Wrdnes d.Ji mm n mg Wf' re m thr lowf'r uvrr so uthf'rn Oh iO, with ~s lwmg co mmon O\Pr cP ntral and nurtllet n sf'rtJo ns of thr stall' In c lud ed in tht· co llrcl!o n do ncHrd to t hr librar y a r r 121cd t hc1 bound go ld embossed volumes of Bu rban k wh ic h Dt M ann des cr lbr d " ' the m ost ,·a tu abl rof th r books being donated . H<' sa1 d 1hat o nly a hundrrd srts wrrr pnnted Ill 191 4. Al so among the books dunated h " co py of Sheppard s Pomr r 01 .tnd Middl eport Dir<'ctor y , whtch was compi led bv .1 . S 'hrppal'd and Co A complete 'r t of "A ntiqu< ' M agaz inr.'· l'li 4 th rough 19~9 . nos Ttw wPa!hc•r sPJ vi c'l' Sd td rhr~T cts d low p!Pso., urf' svs tPm mnvt •s ('dSt of Ohm . WPd nPsd d\ nigh! sk Jf'S w tll bcg tn t o c lt' ar tn !lw nm th wi th par II\ r loud v skiP s ovrr t he so uth Low s Wedne sday night and Thursdd .V mornmg w Jil br m th P u ppf' r 40 s to .uou nd :iJ m nort hr r n Oht o and tn thr lowPr to m1ddlr :,os tn so uthern Uh1o Ht gh pr r ss urf' w11l bu t!d ov<'r Oh ro l hrough Thursdd l'. wtlh pa l tl y su nn ~' ~k 1rs f'XpC'C1ed to clom tna 1r Ohto on Th ursdJ\ documPn t rxPcutrd by Samur! Wy ll vs Pomf'r oy <.~nd M<J I'I tn Trmpt'l ,Jt ur p.., .., hould br in t hf' Ebersbarh It was s1gned Sl'pt :t. I R4R house which stood on the la nd now occupied b1 t h<' Metgs Co unty Publ ic Librarv . She left Pomerov i n 1934 and ha s made lnfrequrnt v isit s hrrf' stnre that OBSTETRICS/ GYNECOLOGY EACH WEDNESDAY HOLZER CLINIC t lm r 7U\ T hP rx tf'ndPd IH7~ · 1H75 DffiE(;TilRY Among the nearly 500 books contrthutt'd by Dr. and Mrs. George Mann to the Meigs County l'uhllc Llhrary was a 1874-1875 Pomeroy and Middleport Directory. No directories of that era had previously heen ava ilabl t' at the library. Ruth Powers, librarian, consid ers the directory a va lu abl e addition lo lht• county 's eoUectlon of rare book.• . Rt. 33 accident probed by deputies A det'r r· a1 arc1dent on US Route 33 was Investi gated b) th e Meigs Co unt } Sheriff's Dep art men! Tuesday rvening According to Sheriff Jamr s M Soul sby, Llza Kat zman of T o ronlo, Ontario. Canad a was sout hbound on Route 33 when she st r uck a deer that ra n from th e left Into l~R path of her 1990 Cad illac ' Heavy damage was r eported to the Iron! C'nd of the car Deputies res pond ed w1t h M eigs EMS to the Clark r es t· dence on Peach Fork on Mond ay. where 62 year old Gene Cl ark wa s found dead. Meigs County Cor oner Douglas Hunter was on the scene Cl ark's body wa s removed IPss defen siv e.· Williams sa1d of Ir aq's posture. Defiant Kuwaiti athletes ho lStPd rh elr nalional flag at tht' Asian Ga m es tn BrtpngTue sd"' despit e Ba ghdad s orders to comjX'Ie as Iraqis Ku1A-ait r ntrrrd ·f l Jthlrtrs rn delega t10n th at or lgirt.tllv num be red a bout .!:Ill " We belu'vr that tn tlw nPal futurP WP can f'n1c>r ta111 uur Chmrsf' l rt end s tn th r stair nl Ku wa1t " sa id She ikh Ahmad Fahad at Sa bah. the new pr Pst dent o f th e Kuwa tt Na !lonal Olymptc Co mmtltee. He sue ceeded hi s father . slam dunng the assa ult by lta qt t roops tnl o l{uwait Aug 2 T he Olympi c Co unct l of Asia have sc hedu led a vote lor Thurs· day In Be1jing on a pt oposa l to bJr Ira q from th P games mcludtng tht~ US E mba ~~' whiCh is among .1 h.Jndful Dl coun tnes rdu s1ng to s hut down 1ts d!plomattc rrpJPsrntatlon The f'n'n c h nd\ ~ announrf'cl the Unit ed Sta irs . Austialla. FranCt'. Bn t.lln . l hr Ne therl and s and I ta ly hd\'t' <H! IT'Pd to d1v1dP thr Pcr sw n Gu lf n.=ogw n Into se paratr arras of pi1 trol to brth?J enforce t hf' L1 N trc~drrmb .:t rgo against Iraq T he navy: .'-la id ag rcf'mcnt among \\'r stc•rn not tJon s to di vl!i c into sphr r('S of mflurncl' lhP Gulf Mtm s tr v sourer f am il ta r w 1th lra q 1 polt t lcs said th ere were divisJOns ovrr polic) toward f(uwa it among Sa dd am 's olh l'J kPv a td cs 1ncl ud ing I raqi Foreign Ministe r Ti.l ri q Az1z. sun in l ;tv. Hu ssei n K am el and Taha Yass1n of Om an, thp Sliall of Hormu z and th <.' wr s tPrn Per si an Gulf \\·a tcr s was hamnwrf'd out al d m ee11ng of offic<.·r s from thf' four Wes t E uro)X•an co untJ iPS a board thP F'renc h fngalf ' D upk1 x m the Stra ll of Hormu1 Fnda v A ~e pa rdt<' mPPttn g of US i.ind Au srra l ia n na,·al eo mrn.J nd rr" rf'sPr vrd nt hPr st·ctoro., of The Jf' g ton for 1iH'Il \I'SSI 'I<; l hf' s1atenwnt s<Jld F1an rf' had IH 'I'n p i es sJng f 01 such ,, lot m.II d g i f' f'na •n t lor su mt• t1nw t:H.'Cd USt' 11f co nsHl PrJ blP d uplH\ .iiJOn of •·ffoJ Is bv d1ffc t f' n1 fld VI('s c ht •t k mg on shiP" th d t m1ght hf' !r vtn g to brrak th f' l'mb cugo S<mwtirnPs th e s <.~mt • c a r~o .'lh tp would tic• qurst1onr>d ,1..., m.tll .\ ~::t s !Jrni's. Frrnrh Dt'f(' n"r Mln tst t ,. sou r crs sa 1d In d mPmordn rl u m quu !Pd b\ the orrl c lal Sdud t Pi P!-.'. /\gf'rH '\, Ku w<Jtt's <)Xll l'd go\l' rnmrnt Ramadan . drputy pn•mif'r and com platnE'd to thr head of th e powrrlu I militia oft he ruling Baathist Partv and l zzat that Iraqi ,Ju thorl!lt's drC'ldr•d a wrrk ago 10 tig ht f' n thr1r gnp on Ibrahim, Kuwai ti s · th1 ough tnhum an 111 An Ir aq! nPwspapflr r r por ted tha t senlOJ l! aq i Revolution Command Cou nci l membr•r Sa a doun Sha ker, ol. a c htldhood fn end of Sa ddam Hu sse tn and a form er lntenor si gned mmistPr. hts post r rasons at hts own T he govern ment Waqa te al l raq1a " fo r re hea lth rPquC'st · run datl y AI t lraqi facts1 gavr no oth er drta1ls, but onP Wes ter n diplomat said hl' was for-ced out for opposin g thl' Iraqi lead er 's po liCY on l{uwail The rrsignat ton was th r fir st from thf' r ank s of SJ dd am' s scnto r a rdP s st nrc th P inva sion In Ca i ro. an Egvpllan Fore tgn lhP co unc il s d r puty c ha irma n Ca1ro Rad to IPf.>Orl f' d Iraqt Troo ps with ta nk s had se t up nl'V. camps nPar d numlx' r of fort.'tgn d!pl oma tJc p rPmisf's 1n Kuwa 1t r1 Arc~ b L eague trrd t mt•nt dnci m orr Tf'p r (' SSl \t' meas UJ rs. · w ttl1 tlw .u m of dn v tn g !hPnt !JjJnl t hc1r hom t•l;tnd Warm temperatures return to Ohio l'ublic Libt at y b1 Dt Ceot gr V \1 rs M (J nn, t hr form c· t .Jr <.m EbN sbach, wa s n•arrd 1n th P th e bordpr rrg 1on with Sa udi A.rab1a but lnrrPa sing th r number of tanks <Jnd artJl ler v farther back and pl.1ci ng m o rr i nfa n tr y o n thP fr on! l!nes '' It 's nf' rth er mm e defen sivPor th r A si an Gamrs. remnants of ,1 wa s a l so d ona tf'd b\ Dr and M rs . M ann and 1s CU!Tf' ntly dt sp laVP<i in thr ma gazinf' Sf'C'tio n ;1t th r lib ra ry' for US(' bv pc-11 rons Also donated to the l ib rat 1 bv th r co uple was an ong tnnl LAUREL KIRKHART, M.D. " II could mean everyth ing or nothing," sa id one Western diplo mat in Ca iro abo ut th f' newest I raqi mea sure "They co uld be sc•tting up something, per haps there were 265 , Outl lraq 1 t roop s and 2.200 tanks in th e area 150 .000 troops in Kuwail and 115,000 rn Iraqi arras no rth and wes t of Kuwait. lie sa id Tu esd ay tha t th e IraqiS have abou t 360.000 t ro ops. V «JO tanks a nd 1.450 p reces of arU llery In Kuwatl and sou thern Iraq Howevrr Williams s.1id th e seaso nal fa ctors. and thC' overall July defic tt wa s thr widest sin ce nea rl y $10.2 bilhon rrr .J anuary. Cy nthia Latta , an Pl'Onomlst at DRIM cG raw H tll rn Ll'xington : Ma ss., said. " II looks to me that we had so m e month s thot were extraordina n ly low Ovl'rall , the deficit Is still ru nmn g" l i ttle tess th an last year " Robert Dederick. chief at Northern Tru st tn Chk ago suggested a slowdown In lhl' Cana · inv<J sto n of Kuwait and t anks 111 Kuwait and southern I raq has lncrP.JSPdshdrply in th e pa s t two weeks. Two v.-ePk s i.lgo, Pentagon spokesman PPfr Williams sa id • tUP I1 A.merica's t ra dl' deficit soared an alarmin g 70 percent to $9 3.1 tow a rd In Wa shington , the Pentagon sa id the number of Iraqi troops U. S. trade deficit up zn July WASHI NGTON commi tm ent s some sort of con fi scatio n, but right now It i s quite unclear " fair Thur sday, and a cha nce of showers fnday and Saturday. Highs will range from 65 to 75 Thursday, from 70 to 80 friday ,. and from 70 to 85 Sa turday .' Ove rnight low s will be In the 50s Thursday and Friday m ornings , and ra nging fr om '5 to 65 early Sa turd av Stocks Church In Tuppers P lai ns Satur day from 4· 30 to 7: 30p.m . fre eze on Iraq t assets "null and void " '• .J ohn Arba ugh of Tuppers Plains died Tue sd ay mooring at Veter ans Memorial Hos pita l. Ser vices w1ll b(' announcrd bv the E wing fun et al Home Dally stock prices t 1\s of 10: 30 a.m . ) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis & Loewl Am Elec t ric Power 26';. AT&T 30'~ Ashland Ott ]2 \7 Bob Eva ns . D \7 Charming ShopjX's R •~ Cit y Holding Co. 15 Federal Mogul 17'> Goodyea r T&R .. t Ry, Key Ce nturion 10t1 Lands' End . ll\o Limited Inc. .15\', Mullim ed ia Inc .62\', Rax Restaurants t y, Robbins & Myers 20 Shoney' s Inc ..... 12 \', Star Bank .. .. 17 1\ Wendy's l nl'l ... 6 Worth ington lnd 19% frozen I ra qi asse ts abroad, the lraq t New s Ag encv rt•ported Wednes day ------Weather------ oppoSite . hom" Uu1 1al wi ll brat Sacrf'd lh•a r t CP rnP! e J v 2 Sections, 16 Pages 25 Cent s A Mult•med•a In c Newspaper Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio, Wednesday, September 19. 1990 WEATHER Mi\P- Lower temperatures and a good chance ol preclpltallon are In store lor a good portion ol the U.S. today. Mostly sunny skies in the Pacillc Northwest, upper Midwest and the So uthwest, but mostly cloudy over the rest ol the nation, with scattered showers and thundersrorms associated with a front and trough In th e Great Plains and the ea.•tern third o!lhe co untry. (UP() f't'S S<:lld ---Meigs announcements---Ice cream social mlddl<• 70, . The Wes t had warm weather and Southern Ca lifornia had partly c loudy skies. Temperatures dipped into the 40s In tbe Southern Ca lifornia mountains and clouds covered the Mojave Dest'rt - fi .(! UfP S Hora k offi ci• ling Ro sa 1y st' rvices wi l l be WPd · nesda y at .1· 45 p m and thr Vlgrl of the deceased will be at 7 p m on Wrdnsda v. both at the fune ral low lng an 1•xtcnded 11lness ShP v.-as thr uw ner of Horak s Carryo ut and w c1s also employf'd . of fend er s In all fi ve co unttes can co ntmue and 1nr rra sr . · Gallia County Prosec utor !lrent Sa und · Wr dnr sdav yes terda y at St Josl'ph's Hosp 1 tal In Pa t ker sbu rg, W V a . fol .' "Tr<JdP llad bPen PXpf'C !ed !0 br thr c u sh ion for the Unltt:'d Stair s 1n a rrr·ession wlfhexports )'ti Stl Cf' SPr VlCeS. the in VPStlga · lion and prosecut iO ns o[ drug Low tonight in nlld :>0.'\. Uy cloud,\ 'l'llu"day llrgll temperatures. I raq Tu rsd.1v Fu nPral sr r v1rrs wtllbeThurs do~v at11" m . wi th M sgr Dona l d E l lzabPth Lo re! ta Ho rak. 7 2 West M a in StrcPt . Poml:'rov . dlf'd Plc k-4: 6736 Card.: A-H , Q·C, Q· U, 10-S Page 4 By GAYLE YOUNG United Press lnternalional " Wi!h the co ntm ued suppor 1 of Th r gover nor's off iCe of crlmmal F'r1rnd s may rall at the • funf' I ,Jl homr fro m '2 to 4 a nd 7 to q f-l m Elizat.Ah Horak Pick-3 : 9-13 Waming issued by Iraq over frozen assets 19WI - - - - - - - A r e a deaths,------Hamid E. Gihhl'l also was set at Bridgeport, Conn., when the temperature dipped to 42, one degree lower Ohio Lottery Major Hoople's forecast Vot41 . No 96 Co pynghted 1990 DRIMeGraw Hrll, In Lexington. co mmitment The Manzeys a n~ one of fi ve exce ptional consPrva t 10n farme r set in 1959and lhe .17 tnMansfield also set a rpcord . A rf'cord low continued rrom page 1 Cy nthia La ! ta, an Pconomist at Manzey family will be honored Thursday HIChdn l .1 nd Patl v Ma nzey of Tuesday, September 18. 1990 to Ew tng Fu nr rol Hom r On Tu esdav eve nmg, dep u ti C'' re sponded wrth EMS 10 th l' rPs ld encr of Harry Ca laway on State Route 681 wrst of Tu ppers Plains . The 87 year-old Ca laway had been f ound dead In hIs residence by relatives who had go ne to check on him as part of their dai ly activity Dr. Hunter was al so on the scene and the body was taken to White-Blower Funeral Home In Coo lvi lle Sheri !! So ulsby also repor l' th at Horace Kar r of Pomeroy reported that he had a hay wagon stolen from the former Wells ! arm at F'lve Point s on Sunday eve nin g. l nrPra<., t 1nd1 Plans for thr omnu al "!ut kr\ wo l k" to be held beginntn g at Ill ,, m Sat ur da.v at the Metg s Hi gh Sc hoo l track wf' rr comp iPi f' d Tu esday when I hl' M r 1gs 011· isto n o f thf' Amr11can Hrar t /\ssoc tation met af VP!Prans bo ttl es were reported mis si ng and a clothes basket wa s ove rturned wis hi ng to take par t ca n srcu re a James Carsey, Bradbur y, reported t hat sometime Su nday night or ea rly Monday morning his t ruck was l'ntered Gasoline was taken from the tank , a l antern and tools taken from the cab He report ed that the truck was locked. reg istration form by cont ac tin g Millie Midkiff at Bank One i n Karr report ed th at the ha y 15 ply had new tires hay racks a nd with equipment tre ad Sa ndra Pry ton of Bowl es Road to ld the department th at her res id ence had been en tered through a bedroom window . Some neck la ces a nd perfume !r1 Inll\'f' 11110 The /11 ''\ 1 l\'l'l ' k On tht' \\t •tJnPsda\ mn t nmg \H'.Iih ('I rnap lrm Plf ",<;U if' Wd S pt><Jl s pOht' d <..~:ttl' r.'-lll\ ovf't sntJthf'rn lllin c11s Wtlh a w.lt rn f Jo n! I'Xtl'nding t"il<;l dlong A cold ft on1 tr cu lr>d o.,Q J11h wt''>1 !1om !h i' low to til( • Ohi(l Hl\d' r Oklahnm.t llq~ h pli ' S~lln' v. ,1s l ' l ' nl!c~l ovt'I I he• n1111hc" n .t nd Jll.llrl '. Local news briefs----. Meigs man cited bv patrol A M!ddlt' port mdn v., ts ~I\f' n !V. !I c lt r~! l on " .il l•·' .1 1m(· ( .11 ac( td('n! on Countv Road 2~ 1n MPlg" ( 'oun t\ Muncl.1\ l11uC<' M cClo ud . Hi ,.,.Is IHJJ thbound wht·n lw ,tpp,11 !' 111h l1•s! co ntro l nf hJ o.; \C hit IP. y.,rnt o l fthr lrft sldt• of thl' rod d. <;tr u( k .t n (•m bankm('nl and ovf't tw tlf'd . according tu ;1 tt\porf I rom Th f' Ca lli a M r 1gs pos t o l thr Sta tc Hq~ hv. , n 1\ lfi (J l \1 rCioud wJ s unmjun' d HPw.ts ld l f'J c ttC'd fot nor1 pr·r o~I(IJ ·.., l irr ns£' .r nd f;Jtlu rr to WL' ,Jt' .1 o., Jft'l\' l)('ll EMS has nine runs T w•sdnv Mf' lgs l 'ount\ fmrrgrnn M r dw ;t! S!'J\lt'l'" Jt'"Jio ndr·d ninP c·.J lls fm JS~ I s t a n rc on Tut'sda\· !11 At l 'l :JR am . Tupper s Plat ns squ.1d wt •nl tu Ho~h \, ln H11c1d lur Pam Nt•v.-rll , who was taken toSl J oo.J'ph ll u:,p iLJI ,\ t l J L1 m Middl<.~ por! squcHl was dispatrhf'd to H cadlP\ St Jt't'l !or \,dJ\ rontinuPd on p r~gf' r, Annual 'Turkey Walk' set Saturday Memona l Hospit al According to plans fo r th e · rurk C'V wa l k ... re sidf'nts do a ft vr m1lr walk under spo nso 1ship of Individu als and bu sinesses to rai se money for thr loca l diviSion of th e Ameri ca n Hea rt Assocla ti on. While a number of resi dent s have signed already to pa rtlc l pate and ha vr secu red support pledges. lith er resi dent s are in vit ed to jo in In the walk Those wagon c·.tlf'" a r hanrr for 1a1n Fnrtn .1nd Sa turd .J\' ;1o., ,t not hrr Jov, prf'ssun· t rof mov('S across the C'tH Hll r v f1 om th(' l'l.ttn s sta t P~ l c'miH'IdiUrl's wlil st ill bf' mJicl w!lh lnghs in !hf' 70s L1 nd lows 1n tIll' r)O S F,n, skl t>'. rna\ d!' Vl'lop Sundi.l \' wtth high.., 111 the • tiO s dnd lows 1n I ho' IUs ThP r ('S !HnptHln of dJ VI ng ~' 1!l bt' SlOW and dli U!hPr f r On! rl!J Pomeroy All Wi.J lkPr s w1ll rrce!vP a ro upon for a frer drink as Wf'll as a participation certificate Walker s having pledge supports tot ali ng $50 will recrlve a t -sh rrl , $100. a T · ~ h l i 1<~nd a $10 crr tiflratc ' towa rd '> t hr pu rr hasr of a tur krv . $1rln . ol t shirt. turkf'\ cP rtificatP anrl a waJs t pac k , $20fl a 1 o., hi rt . lui k~.Y cer tlflc atr . a wat " t p.H k . and a sweatshi rt. $:1011 ,<II of 1he above pIus a spar '' ba g SponsOJ tng t h i." year's "l ui kP v \~d l k" are Wh alrv's Aut o P ttJ ~ ~ a ncl Ban k Onr Mf't' tlng with th r boa rd nf th e lflf' a l cl1d sw n at TuestL1y 's lun c hron mrrttng was Susan Grr k en. L ogan, nrw associatio n f1rld rrprrsrn tat ive, who co n· durtrd a short orientation srs sion t o rrv l ew wlth board membrrs thr struc turP . 1ul r s and rpgu l a ll on ~;. of t hP AmPr ica n HPar t Assoc la t10n Gf'rkcn wor ked for six vrars with thf' Hor k1ng Countv Amrrican HPa rt Assoclation b efore bccommg a flrld representallve She wil l bl' present for Sa l urda,·s " turkey walk " Gerken also spoke br idly on J new prog ra m, " Jumpathon" to IH ' ll t• ld 111 lh P o.,f'IJOo ls of 1hf' m ull!\ t~ncl on ltlf' a nnu.1l toe)(! frs II\ ,d v. h tCh v. I !I bP C <H 1H•d nu I Th ts mon!ll thJou g ll t he roopt •J.t ! ton of Ci nd y 0 11\t'r . Mt> I J~" Cou nt \ l·><tf'nswn Sf'n t et' 1\~C'n 1 lt~Na s announc4'd that th(' lot .d d i VJ >; IOn hw ... l'sta hi!Shf'd.! s pPdk bu rPau to prov tdr .1 " IX'd kt• J fo r .1 nv org, JnlZd l lo n rrq u rstJ n ~ om· Sprdkf' r s a rr James DtPirl formPr \-1<'lg!-i l11gh Sc hoo l p r tnc t pal. and D.1n M o 1n s. form''' 1, , · ~ Mei gs IAJcal s uper in tPn d~'n t School Dt stnct orga n1z.1 tlon wi shing a Sp('a krr on hrar t di SNl5r m av con t ac t !1Gb HoP filch , 9n An y '' 192, lo make arra ngement s Dr Wilma Man <., flt 'lll. prr•s1 drnt. wao.; in c ha 1J?:t' of Tuf'sd,l\ 's mf'( •! t ng and an nou nrf'd llw nc''< 1 srssion o f t hr bod ret for Oct Hi A reprr srn ta ti ve from the ('g lumbus offi ce of the American Hea rt Association w rit attend that mf't' tin g � 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/. 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