https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e3d46ef10dfc3e2c6265c7a517108fd3.pdf c1b0c636cab360b34025a4c47855061a PDF Text Text • ' Paga 1 0-- The Daily Sentinel • • ' Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Bogg (:1 Zuspan Monday, September 24. 1 990 Materials Co., lne. '' .....; m • • •. 80 lb. Mineral Surface ~ ·~ :-~1 Rolled Roofing SJJBO ·Green·Brown ·White •Black ·Green & White Cards: Low tonight In mid 50s. Page 3 .• STEP ~ ~ LADDERS ~ • ~ \;:) 5' ........s249s 6' _____$2895 ' Pick-:1 : 95~ Plck-4: 52311 K·H, R·C. Hl, :1-S • • •Black •Green ·Chestnut Blend Brown •Green & WMe •Copperwood New York Jets, 30-7 -.} <( Ohio Lottery Bills rip ~.......~ta::. ~q~:.. ~A .....,, Wednesday, mostly High in mid 70s . • $244 wtll£ SUPPUES LAST =.-::.1.-=.-:::, ,;;~.-,_ _ _ _ _ _ -.;.·_~_-.;.·.:-:;-;::..;-;;__ Aluminum Fiberglass Roof Coating.~.~~~~-~~}24.95 Roof & Foundation Coating ................ ~.?.·.~:?~ ... ;g,gg Roof Coating .......................................... ~.?.~~:?~ ...$!j,99 20 ·C-I Jt.Q•• Lnn .. LNI' .... Vol41. No .1 00 Cop yrighted 1990 ...... --lu.kkl•~ ... 60-Fl. Yardtltr All W.•th•r ..... ...., Ho•• !.ti<>dii . •-I~IM~ -· ·'""' Lap Siding :L.---r\'>."~';-1,__, , §· .. S495 8' X 12' Widths 8495sa.YD. . Conservation Farmer Awards, coordinated hy ODNR's Divi sion of SoU and Water Conservation and sponsored by The Ohio Farmer recognizes larm lamillcs who do an e<emplary joh of conserving soU, water, woodland, wildllle and other resoun:e~ on the land they farm. The Manzey fann is located near Pomeroy in Meigs County . MANZEYS HONORED - Richard and Patty Manzey were honored as the southern Ohio finalists in the 1990 Ohio Conservation Farmer Awards program Thursday at the Farm Science Review near London. Ohio Dcpartmentol Natural Resources Director Joseph Sommer, pictured lefl, and Andy Stevens, editor of the Ohio Farmer .JilllCllzine made the pre..,ntallon. The Ohio 3/8" x20' Rebar.. ............. s2.25 1/2" x 20' Rebar.)3.25 WHITE· HI-PERFORMANCE GLASS Andersen. In hc;u 1111( morllh'-. ,\ nrlcr-.t ·n llr_L!.h ·l\·rlonn;mLe w mdow ~ ;m· Tl'';, rnr•rl' cncr~y d frOl'rll th(l n ;ur. ordm;rr)· douhlt· p.1rw wr ndrr\1 How dol.' ~ •White Only :\ndero;,'n ;vhw1. tlu ~ krnd of jJ('r!nrmam r· · tlw pi11lt' ~ PRICE INCLUDES SCREENS ~ pau · I:II: TVdi 'TI ,\r.~-:()]1 .~;~~ - ;i <, Upr.· lh' i!llmg Lhe SQ. ',\'rth 5.11& fml: 2021 0...... 133.80 24210 ...... 140.35 28210 ...... 150.10 30210 .....'159.95 SQ. YD. Come home to quality. li.JGHPl::RFORMANC1: GLASS Cvrs Cosrs Willi ALL ITS ENERGY 85395 his resignati on at Mond ay night's Cou nt y Commiss ioner s for Com · muntt y SIR fml: 1 2831 0..... 172.40 30310 ..... 1183.60 2432 ....... 1147.50 2832 ....... 1155.30 SIR fml: 2842 ....... '181.55 3042 ....... '193.80 2846 ....... 1188.90 3046 ....... 1201.15 Rubber Backed Carpeting Management at last wf'rk' ~ Na tiona I Case M a nagem ent Conff'r cnce he ld in Cinc inna ti. Ms. who Th eiss. hr1s Ut 't'n Oak Hill man i.njured in wreck An Oak Hill man suf fl'rPd srriou s injurie s Mondav when ~H ' was struck bv a ca r on Statt• Rou tr 'i in Mrig s Countv Ed sel Joh~son, 66 . was <Jcting as a construction fl agman on SR 1 in Chester Township around 6: JO p.m . A t9R9 Mr•rTUr\ Ma rqui s. driven by Robnt Niehm. 17. of Ga llipoli s, slowed as it approached Johnson. who was stand ing on the right berm . A second ca r beh ind Niehm . d rive n b.v Robert Law so n. <9. Reed sville. was un able to s top in tim e to avoid stri k in g Nirhm 's The Atrium Door t Beth The iss. Rac ine . emp loyed wilh the Meigs County Cou nc il on Aging, wa s th e rcl'ipient or an Local news briefs-- S895 SQ. YD. Gra nt fund s to ass ist in financi np letter or rPsig nation from Gil more in which he citPd i'f'Cl'nt the $742.001 sewage la goon e m· bankment protect ion proJect. health related problems as a rea · son for his resignation. He did state thai he wants to remain Ge ne Goodwi n met with coun · cil to discu ss a sec tion of roadway which E'Xtrnds from Attending were Ma yor Hnf · fman, Clerk -Tr eas urer Jon Buck. and Counct imen Dewey Horton . .Jim Cla tworthv Paul Gerard, Wil liam Walter~. acd active in r£'crea tlonal activities Hud son St ree l and end s al the .J ack Sattrrf iPl d. Gi lmore was in his ftr sl yea r or a third rour-year trrm . Council now ha s 30 day s to a ppoint a repla cemen t for the remainder or the ter m . If council does not a ppoint someone within thal time period. then Mayor Hoffman wit I Haggy pleads guilty to drug charge Monday Da nny Hag gv. one ofl 2 a llcgcd d r ug offender s indic ted in .Jul y . t?n ten'd d guilt y· plt->J bdo1T Meigs Coun1y Common P l<m Cou rt Judg e Fred W Crow Ilion Monda y, whllr liti ga tion con tlnues thls week in the cases of two others Ac cording to MP igs lou nt _ v Prosecutin g Alt ornt'y StPvP n L Story, who reprt'sc ntl'd thl ' sta ll' in th e case, Ha ggy faces a frlon y char ge of trafficking in m arijuan a. Hr wa s ar e u~~ d of sP II ing the m arijuana to an und Prr ovrr agent fr om tht• Ohio BurPau ol Schedule 40 4" Sewer 8 Drain Pipe cnhallcing the beau ty of any home Co me in today · let us help you choose the id ea that" s right for your home. 1/2" x 10' CPVC ........................................s1.99 3/4" x 10' CPVC........................................'2.99 1112" x 10' Schedule 40.............................'3.99 3" x 10' Schedule 40 ..............................s1 0.99 th f' DP parlmen t of 4"x10' Schedule 40 '15.99 "DELIVERY AVAILABLE" NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THRU OCT. 6, 1990 e...t!Jt I n I CWut~ las t \1,-' f'rk . Co ntinul'd on pa ge 10 Nominated by' Susan Oli vrr, ass islant d irector. \1rigs Co unty Council on Aging. Ms. Th eiss was (HJC' of four in Ohio to recf'ivP thf' n'cognition for h(•r ··passion for PXt 'PIIcncP and s uppor! to her cliPnt s" Shl' r Pceive d thP "Doing lh l' Hight Job" Dirrctor' s Award wh ich was gi\·rn for " nor .J ohnson. th r owing John son ovt•r an cmbankmPnt and tn10 a fence. Lawson's car continm•d un, st riking a guardrail and then srrvi cr s. Co untY EMS and was later tran sport ed to lloll.e r Medical Ce ntef. J ohn son was admit ted in to t hf' int ensive carr unit with a Continued on page 10 con sumP r -driven mrn ta l hra l th T he award wa s presr ntrd at a recogniT io n banqurt he ld a l the Cinci nn ati Co nvention Ce ntrr at tended by severa l local Co uncil on Aging and Mental Hea lth Conlinued on page 10 ON THE DOCK. .. - l'atrous of Installation or the dock raught thr attent ion of many passing b.v the si te . Tht• establlshmrnt will open f or husin rl\s Thursday mornlnJt: . Crisp signs personal bond 8' x 8' Sections Shadow Box Fence S2495 Toilet Bowl 8 Tank Haggy IS th e third of the twelve a li<'ged off end ers rndicted 10 enter gui lt y pleas; three others. David Hendr icks, Sreven Powell and Rod Clonch. ha ve be en found gui l ty of va rious char g('S in th P MPnt al car and swC'rved onto thl' ber m . Lawson's car then struck Johnson was taken to Veteran s Mrmori al Hos pital b~· \1ri g~ Universal Rundle prP -sentPncf' llf' a lth . SITTIN' actually a whole of ideas for tion of a in ves ti ga t ion . by Gov . Richard F. Celes te and Va r th a 13 KnisiL'Y. Di rector of McDonald's in Pomeroy tan dim• in lht· rl"stau rant's dining room or on thio.; hoat doek that was hf'ing installed Mondav aftpr noon . Thr sy~ tem Cr imin alln vrs t1ga tio n and ldrn· tifl ca tion in .lune, l%9. Haggv was represe nted by -~I hen s Allo r n<·y James Wallace. He wil l be senten ced on I'D· ,.('ffibf'r :.!0 fo llowing the prppara - emp loyed fur thP past two years as a ca sp mana ger with thf' local f't' niPr , was presented the award jus t doi ng the job right ... but doi ng th e rig hT job wi th a eo mm itmPn 1 to t hr r orr va lues of s triking the side or Niehm"s car. REPLACE YOUR OLD SLIDING DOOR WITH THE ATRIUM DOOR! Bloc k vi ll age to va catr thP ff'w hundred feet of roa dwa y Council agrPPd to look at th e sit e and make sumP deci sion on wha t action. if anv . ncPd s to be takr n · Beth Theiss., Racine., is presented award at convention in Cincinnati Award fo r Exc PIIenrr in Case By Hot Stuff Develo pm e nt front of his houSP . That section is desig nat ed on vill age plats as a public s treel. Goodwin asked the Mayor Fred Hoffman read a Hobson area in which Gilmorr was in strument al. $AVE AT HOGG & ZUSPAN Choose lrom Charcoal Blend, Slate Blend. Weathered Wood Blend, Burnt Sienna Blend Ihe a mount or $30.000 to the Me ig s Coun cil accep ted the reslg na · li on "'with regret" and dectded to send a letter ol apprec iation to Gilmore for h rs work as a vi ll age councilman . Mentwned specifi· ca lty was th e annex a tion or the Roll WELD WIRE MESH the past nine years, submi tted near the marina and thr Fourt h of J uly CPiebra tio n whic h has been expanded over lhP pa st severa l year s und Pr th P lPadpr ship of Gilmore. Vinyl Flooring S4311 name someonE' to thP seat. A reso lution wa s pau spd by cou nci l authorizi ng Ma yor Hof fman to subm it an application in of the vi llage. includ ing the planned Halloween Screamin" Safari planned for Oct. ;q down PIECE 6"x6"x10/10 5'x150' By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff Bob Gilmore. who ha s se rved on Middleport Village Counci l fu r coun ci l mePiing 12" X 18' -..,0 \ 25 Cent s A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Gilmore resigns seat on Middleport Council toe Che•t ~~~~~~"' ':.':.. 1 Section . 10 Pages Pomeroy - Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, September 25, 1990 ce Textured Prime I sunny . Th e m anagr•r of Leading Creek Co nservanc y District signed a per sonal r ecognizance bond on Monday mornin g in connect ion with an indictment filed aga in st \ / ,' - #., •4915'tf PRESENTED AWARD - Beth Theiss, case manager lor the Meigs County Council on Aging, third from left, received an Award lor Excellence In Case Management at lhe recent National Case Management Conference held In Cincinnati. Pictured here with Ms . Theiss are Dr. Romola Hopkins, executive director of the Gallla· Jackson-Meigs Mental Heallh Agency, and Susan Oliver, IISslslant director, and Eleanor Thomas , director, Meigs County Council on Aging, lelt to rlghl, who joined the recipient lor the recognition banquet . '' him on Friday . James J. Crisp of Langsville signed a bond in the amount or $15,000 In the presence of his lega l coun sel. Pomeroy Attorney Cha· r les H. Knighl . yesterd ay morn· lng. foll owin g a bond hearing held In Meigs Count y Common Pleas Cour t. An indictment charging Crisp with grand th eft and theft in offic e was flied on Friday by Special Prosecutor K. Robert Toy , followin g a lengthy grand jury Investigation Into busin ess practices at the Co nservancy DisMct and wllh the related Contin ued on page 10 BIG CATCH- Steve W. Hysell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan E. Hysell, Pomeroy,landed \,his llsh at his grandmolher's pond near Bas han. The large mouth bass weighed 6- Y, pounds and was 23 inches long. llysell, a junior at Meigs High School, had It mounted. �Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohto Commentary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Uhlo DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA Anderson Group Wants teaCherS Cerll•£•Ied and Jack Dale VanAtta teachers as "professionals" - a ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller 4. M F: MBER of The Un it ed Press I nterna tiona! Inland Dall y Prt>S s Assocl,lt ioll and the American Newspapt>r Publishers Assodat lon LETTERS OF OPIN ION are welcome They should be less than .100 \\Ords long AIIIP!ter s are subjec t tot.•dltlng and must be signed with n.tmP. addrE>Ss and tPiephon e number No unsigned tPtters wlll be publls hPd LrttPrs shou ld be In good taste. addressing Issues not persona!I TIPS Nader's back and on a roll - By LEON DANIEL lJI'I Chief Corres pond<•nt WA SH1KGTO '\ - Ralph Nadrr admtl s hl' ate• a suga r loaded tee neam bar , but thr uncompromising co nsumL•r advocate clarms he v. as r n trapped Vanity Fall, a g l t!Z\ upscale mct g anne. leveled the shoPking c harge tn a h.:1rd h1tt1ng ar tll 10 on 1'\ adPr. who 1s fightmg back tag that teac hers wilt use as a cl ub to get higher salaries for the same quallflcallons The Department of Education Is tess than excited about the Idea, which Is being pushed, predictably, by teachers' un io ns But those unions ha ve a good chance of getting their program adopted by Congress. This Is an elect ion year, the untonss are generous campaign contr ibu tors, and Incumbents want to look like thev have done their btl for better schools The Kallonal Board for Profi'S slonal Teaching Standard s. a private group based in Detroit, ha s asked Congress for $25 million lo develop a nallonat teac her cer llflcatlon program . The board has promi sed to get another $25 million from corpo ra l io ns On thr surface the Idea makes se nse Teaeher c er t if ica tion would work much like doctor cerllflc atlon by the American M edical Association or lawyer cr rtifl catlon hv thP i\mf'rtc<Jn Bar Association By 1993, the National Boa rd for Professional Teach ing Stand ards would develop a voluntary accreditation process for teachers to pass If they wanted to be certified by the National Board as professional federal government to pay for dev e loping the certification st andards for teachers any more than the governmen t should do It for lawyers or doctors. Educa· lion Is traditionally the responsi bility of stale and lo cal teac hers governments. The standards. theoretically, would be higher than those now "It's Inappropri a te for the federa l government to fund the development of a certification standard for a ny professlOn,"lhe Imposed by statP governments that handle teacher certification. But questions rema in whether Indi vid ual school districts would ass istant secretary for educa tional research and improve- req uire national ccrtlflcatlon or w hether 1Pac hPrs would simp ly use lt as annthl'r plaque on the wa l l to prove that they arC' worth m ore money than lhPlr peers Te ac h er~ havr longl'd for a ment , Chris topher Cross, told us Nat iona l Board President James A Kelly told us that fe deral funding Is justified because "a lrad lllonal role for th e fede1 al gover nmrnt Is to conduct s hrppskln that would tabt•l them this research and rJP\elopment that addresses Important issues In Thcr e Is no dlsagrPPmrnt 1n educa tion ." Kelly sn ld the pur pose of Ihe program would be to as "profess ionals," and could belt . Congress or the Education Dr partment that higher teacher standards are des irable, but some In Congress don't think that the tax payers should give $25 million to a private group to award pieces of paper The Edu ca tion Department also does n't think tl Is the job of the used by the 2 million-member Nallonal Educallon Association and the 750.000-member Amerl · can Federallon of Teachers as a bargaining c hip In co ntr act negotlatlons_ "They're tryin g to create a master teacher category with the accreditation and then will demand more money from sta te budget s for those who pass the Nationa l Board's accredttatlon," one congressional source told us The presence on the Nationa l Board for Profess ional Teaching Standards of some senior union officia ls bolsters those fears So me members of Congress may be afraid to offend those union s or to appear anti -eduction A heretoforr unv1rldtng fo() of rPfm r d suga1, NadPr cou nt ered th at t he magaztn r s rPportPJ se t h 1m up bv buv1ng him the ice cream bar mtllee on lhe Equltv and Excel lence In Educallon Art of 1990 iHR 51151. a thlrl e ca n recelvr from his l nl\ rrs lt> Only Ihe top ath letes tn go lf football. basketball. baseIJall. or other sport can be elected to th is ex clusive club. Howard fla ker Sau nders ha s made It and rruJ\· desen es thP honor Th e first ltme 1 saw Howard wa s ~· hen he was playing a t the old \.alii potts Golf Club ear ly In 1950 I noticed at tha tllmelhat he appeared to be lrmplng !learned la ter abo ut his phy sic al problem. How he overcame this ha ndicap has mad e hl s career more ama zing He '.4-as thr bPst ama · teu r gol fer J have ever seen play . His honors are wel l documented In prevto us storie s In the Ga llipoli s Tribun e and ot he r newspapers • There Is one s tory that 1 ha ve not as yet seen printed and I hall s the story about the golf garnet hal occured In 1958 at the Athens Country Club At that lime the City of At hens a nd Ohio Univ er sity were celebrating the return of Dow Flnsterwald and they gave him a day called the "Dow Flnsterwald Dlly ." His friends decided II .was only proper that Dow play 18 holes for their benefit The officials decided to have a foursome play on that date They Included Arnold Palmer. Jack Nicklaus and How ard Saunders As all golf enthus iasts know, this was Indeed a foursome of national promi nence_ Dow Fln~terwald al that lime had tournaments . Arnold Palmer was In his prime and his accomplfshments are well known by all golfers . At that 'ttme he was the best professional golfer around . Jack Nicklaus was Just starting to play. He carded a 70 on thai day. ,; Dow F'insterwald shot a 72 a nd Arnold Palmer brokP thf' co urse record with a 62. Howard Sau nd ers had the second best round on that day wllh a 68 . So you can sec that Howard was c apable of playln~ with the best 1 al so saw Ho~>ard play head lo heod with Dow and he beat him on the Gallipolis cou rse Again. what Is so remark a ble• about his playing Is that he Is severely handicapped and <~ n y per so n wtlh his handic ap cou ldn 't play this game It Is not true that Henry Cherri ngton taught Howard how to play golf. John Hallid ay did teach Howard not to lag on his putts . On one occasio n Howard lear ned a valuable lesson. How ard was very weak on one of his putts so John sa id, "Hllll harder Allee." Howard never forgot that lesson . Only on one or two occasions did I have the opportunity of playing wllh Howard on the golf course_ He was simply loo good for me. I have however taken several lessons from him_ He was and Is an outstanding teacher of golf Anyhow, Gal lla County should certainly feel proud of Its son Howard. Only one other S.E . Ohio athlete has received lhls honor and that Is Tippy Dye of Pomeroy. There have been many, many outstanding ath letes al OSU who have not received this honor. l plan to be at his banquet on Friday, September 28, al lhe Ramada Inn on Olen tangy Blvd . In Columbus, Ohio_ I hope lhal many of his friends and golfers wl11 make the effort to see Howard Inducted Into this exclu · slve club, the "OSU Alhletfc Hall of Fame . Carry on Howard, Fred W. Crow don ' t worrv atx)u f ,my po lls or bowls, I J US ! wor 1y about making tng those who vote in the Untted us a belter football tpam · The Irtsh s truggled aganrst Michigan and Mrchtgan Stale, Press ln1 1?1national co llegC' foot - both times pullmgout victorlf's In ba lltaltn gs the ftnal two minutes La s t Sa turd ay aga tn s t Mtchtg a n Sta te. ~o tr e Dame needed two touchdowns 1n th e final quarter for a 20 -19 vtclor:r Rodnev CuJ, er scored the wtnning touch· down on a 1 ya1d run 'W1th .11 seco nds te fl Meanwhtle Flonda Sta te has rolled pas t East Ca ro lina. Geo r gta South ern and Tu la ne wtn n tng by an avPragP margtn of '2'i pot nl s "Our oppositi o n has- not b{_'t' n lrkc No tre Dame s,.. Flond .t State Coac h Bobby Bowden su rd " 1Notre Darnel came back mt , aculousty m both th eir games We JUSI beat teams we wen• Two c lose victories in as manv ga mf>s th1s Sl'asun have ti:lken some of the luster off the Golden Dome. with thP Irish fimshin g ' 146pomt s ThPSPmmoleswprrat the top of 13 ballots and wound up wt lh 744 points 'Wr'rr rPal lv not PvP n d top 10 football te am at thrs point .· Notre Dame Coarh Lou Holt 7 sa td "! ve satd tha t al l alon g I faVOif'll OVPI and did what t hr spt ra d sa1d wf' wou ld do .. Aubu1 n lf:'Cei vPd loUJ fn st p lacr votes to 1rma tn th trd. wh ill? No 11 81 1gham Young wa s at thr ( h l(,l j:; O n : \(,( \\IF.Rt( .\\ F l IIU I ~ 1' II .Ulf t" l<)l1l n II( I' I ~ I HI 11~ (I II "'"' [, \ .t ' '" arguments f01 changr was mad e tl\ Willi am l Phrllts. stall' rts"\stan t superlntrndf'nt of rd u manv of which are In so uthern ca tion. when he a ppeared Sep tcmber li before a se lect legl,la· Ohio - ha ve been left f"r behind becoming louder As ranking t\ vr commlt!f'r on school r r form nn v. hl r h r am a mpmber Democrat on thP SP na tP Educ a Phvllts c ited the fo llowing li on Com mit lee and a long time Pxamp lrs of ln E'Q u1t 1rs backer of sc hool flnanee reform. I must say thi s sPntimcnt for rf'form co m t>s nonP too soon In r(X'ent Wf'E'ks. a number of f'Xpeor ts from around the co untrv Over the past decade, t he dver age ex pendi ture per pupil have tes tified at meetings about the Inequity in Ohio ' s school financing svs tpm M anv arr sugge stin JZ that rt court ru llng dec la ring lhe school finance wf'nt fr om 59 prrcent above thr Thr prrscnt .r.;ys trm dof' sn' t accu ratrlv mra surr t hr a bl l 1lv of di strict s to pav the loca l share of thr IJas lc funding program . A major weakness of Ohto's svs trm is In It s rrllan cr on thr lora! propr rt v lox property tax Llmll s on rf' vr nur growth force distri c ts lo repeated ly put levies on the ballot to kerp up with lnfi atl on Phy llis satd It see ms. therefore. that evr baslr fou nda tion leve l to 70 rvonr r rcogni zes that a problem pe!Tf'nt exist s Voters are fed up wllh thr abovr the fou nd a ti on lev r l Thi s lessened t he eq ua l!? ln g effect of ba sic aid On lv sma ll effort I' given to the funding of ca pltaltmprovrment s svs tem uncon st itu tional Is likrlv unl rss the (;f'nPral Asspmb lv from thr s tate lrvel ThrrPforf' gros s dlfferrncrs arr prPsent amo ng r.; c hool di str icts 1n term ~; ac ts fir st of fa cili t ies Onr of thr m ost compPII!ng current svs tem Last month on ly 19 of .\9 school iss ues on the ballot werr llpproved furlhrr. a sys tern that allows per pupil spend lng to range from $2,8ll7 to $11,106. the la tes t estimate can not br al lowf'd to co nttnuP 1\'nw. II Is up to us In the Crnpra l A ssr mbl y to dr v lsr a cqu ltablr fu ndl ng for m uta brfo11 • thr co urt s furcp us Int o acl\on l ,oca l co ntrol of sc hool curr lcu lum and pollc!E'S rrmat ns a kf'v part of our sta!P' s Pducatlonal her !la gr , but the Sl<l t f' mu st ac t now to rquallze Pduc attonal oppOitu nitir s Wh a t Is approvPfl will affrct the qualtl y of life fnr gc nrratlons of Ohioa ns to co mP . so wP mu st ac t wlsr!y to makr surr that whatevE-r IS approvPd doPsn ' t create> a nf'w set of wlnnprs and losers For more Information on thi s or other st ate Iss ues. don't hPsltatc to contact me at thP St alehouse ~~~ address Is Si'n .J an Mtchae l Long . Stateho use Co lumbu s, Ohio 43215. a nd my trolephon e numbe r Is i6Hi 4fi6 Hl5fi l - -,~, ' '" \n ~.;d •" - lfo u-. l <>n ·, 1111111 f r 1111 l'ol o , c, 111 I lr, ,_; ., I Ttw~da\ tr~ k HI rfoi 1UI' !.:J'I \t iJ1 1)( 'q ~ ilflllll ' I' Ill II .11 \1lh1 , • \p plt 'l 11 ~· " ( li l i " l fll. t •il '" l' IIII o • 11, , l tJ11i o '-1 I <l UI' .d h >II I hl l .tk" ;·,pm tnumph ovr1 \o rth Trxa s No 11 V.a s htn g ton act\·.tnrect ftvr placrs aftrr l iS l1 f) Wllt!f' ~\ ~tsh1ng of So uth rr n Cc~l. v. h1 lr OhloS i atrs tdYt'CI J1 :'\u 12 '\o I ~ " 1 1111 n n nu.: !11 J1 \1 11 ~ 1o1 ~ ol 1' \ \\110'\ \1 . 1' Lhl 1 11 1;; II I II l'h il.ld Pl phi. l \( , If- " I l'r1 \ (,n m• A cover of Time m agaz! nr hig hlight s the sa dn ess of NPw York City The headline reads "The Rotting of I he Big Apple .. Is It It true' What' s the cause' Will Npw York survive' How do the pollltcs work' 11 Is tr ue The tal es of murder . wilding, fear and filth , rac ial polarization and racial bomba!o;f , economic rJrcllne and dec rPpl tude arr essrllt la l ly accur<ttP The root cause of the deca y Is crim e In the fir st slx months of 1990 homicide Increased by 18 percent; robbery Increased by 10 percent Ironically , what Time maga ,zlne too often symbolizes these days - reflexive !liberalism and Liberal media - have been factor s In the mugging of New York . Thus, there are rilles wllh higher violent crime rates than New York. But New York Is the media capllal. So when a young tennis !an from Utah gets killed by a depraved mob, It's big news everywhere and tourists stay away The media web Is linked to a more serious cause of New York's !allure: gltchy-goo liber· allsm. Its credo, acronymlcally, Is TANBBOBS - There Are No Bad Boys On ly Bad Societies ll e, muggPrs mu g be cau se they ca n't get creallvr jobs and llvP In fema le · he ded household s, therefore go a.sy on them ) For dec ad Nrw York libera l lsm ha s rat onallzPd, Pxcusrd, just ified an explained every social evil n terms of Tanh bobbery, a d the n laved the resu lt s In ublt clty angled to ward the ea that we're all problem _B_en_W_al_len_be_rg on ly 05 percent Adjusted for non-counted persons that's a sma ll In crea se The middle class ha s been leav ing New York Butt hey have been replaced- by Immigra nt s A growing city stlll has hope The New York Ctly metro area rece ives more legal Immigrants than any ot her place In the nation . Ranked by rate of lmmt · grat lon, II Is the only non -Sun Belt area In the top 10 These are typi ca lly hard working, upwardly mobil people wllh strong values They ha ve come to prosper , In safety They are too smart and too tough to believe the smart -aleck liberal pop socfo logy But wtll liberal leaders follow the voters' The 1992 Democratic Party co nvenllon wtll be held In New York Th e cu rrent lront· runner Is New York City resident , New York st ate governor, Marlo Cuomo The Republicans will say· "Democrats will New Yorklze America " Bu 1 po II Ilea I dar ger offers opport unll y Can liberalism fl · nally come to Its senses? Can Cuomo re-ensplrll llber al · Ism" Ca n he redefine thai once proud creed so thalli vigorously acknowledges that lhe code of civil ization say s Ba d Boys Must Go To Jail" If he c an, he ca n become a nationa l hero riding a New York Clly media wave lhallaps across every town In America. On such a political s urfboard he can save his clly, save his sta te, and run for pres ident. guil ty. There s a mark et In eth ics Accor ngty. an evil that thrives o ubllctty and permissiveness will gravllate to a permissive c limate that Is apologellc to evil a nd publicizes II Such a mentality yie lds both the wilding of the Central Park jogger, and media-strummers who then pranced on television saying the thugs were vlcllms of rac ism. Can New York survive? With flying colors There Is some health In GoBy United Press International tha m Detroit's population went 1 Today Is Tuesday, Sept. 25, the 268th day of 1990 wllh 97 to follow down , In one decade, by 19 Th e moon Is waxing. moving toward Its first quarter . percent. New Orleans dropped The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars and Jupiter. by 13 percent. Washington and The evening s tar Is Saturn . Atlanta !ell by 10 percent. Chi Those born on this dale are under the sign of Libra. They Include cago and Philadelphia lost 9 list William Faulkner In 1897. sports columnist Walter "Red" nove percent. Smi th In 1905. Ru,sslan composer Dlmllrl Shostakovlch In 1906 >' But New York Clly declined by Today in history • (USPS 1U980l A OIYMion ol MuUimf"'la, Inc f>u hl ts hrd Pvrn <:~ rlt'rnoon MondAy throu!O:h fri d ay Ill Cour t S! Po mrrov Ohi o b~ lhr O hio \!a li P) Pub lls hln !-! rompany Mulllm•'dla Inc r onw • u\ Ohi o 4'i769 Ph !¥.12 21'•6 Sp rnnd r l;us pOc'!ta,gf' paid a! PomNO\ 0111 0 Nr>w York NP~M- Yo rk 10017 PO~TMA~TER Se nd address ~nlln<'l Puml'rlN Ohiu 4571iq c han ~ ll l Court St I ' II I h - toll 'I ' ' 11 1 I 1 - ll.t1d1 1.. h . t n '- t ~ I II', 1 ! I !, 11 ~ 1 ,~ '• -, I ·,' p "'i.Ttlon,ll ( nnt. •r t' !lll t ..L,I \\ I T !'1 1 1'1 1' \ , II II ] 11011 HII -. I II l l .ill i>o l 'h ~ rll\ I 'h 11 0 ! 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Toon s receptton on the J ets' first dnve. for six yards and a ftrsl down. extended hts streak of games ~>rlh at least one catch to 65 . every ga me he has played ovN stx seaso ns The Btlls th rea tened qutckly bu 1 sputtered a nd had a fl'eld goal attempt deflected by Ron Stat !worth Thom as ran 60 yards through the J e ts seconda ry to the New York 23 and aga in for 15 to the five but Lageman sac ked Kelly for eight yards before Stallworth's block In the third quarter, the Btlls went up 23-7 on Norwood's 27 yard field goal. with Thomas co llect ing 64 yards on th e drtve. mcludtng a 39 yard run Th cv r1ddrd a fourth quart r r second quarter to break a 7-7 ti e at 4· 48 and Norwood added fteld goals of 48 and 42 vards. Johnny Hector s fumbl e was recovered by Nate Odomes to set up the fir st, and Errr Me·Millan's 15 yard personal fo ul put th e Bills 1nto ra nge f01 the srco nd as th e half rxptred The Bills domrna ted the• frr sl 'I]) q uartl'r sla i Jsticdll\ hu t Wt' I P lif'd 7 7 Thrv ou t ru shrd thl' Jpt s gam I' liN 1a rd s to :u; <~nd ~o sscd fo r K~ \ards to N(•w Yo rks 11 · Th P .Jrl s sco iPd lhi'H f11 sl w uchdov.rn c~gamst Huffdln 1n 1.1 qu.tr tprs --; 1~ mto lllf' gctmf' on on Kell\ ·s SIX McK e ller wrth b yard pass to :l ~ left tn th r Nf'w Y01 k w tlll' H'l'f'I VPI .JoJ o Town sr> ll suffPI rei a co nc uss1on as did Buffa lo sa fetv Mark Kl'lso Town srl l ramP bJ ck clfti'I Toon Jdt thP ga nw v.tth d b1 u1 sPil bdc k l.tlr Ill thr Sf'COnd quartrr 1'1 ·sc l ." i - \ H • '\I I ' 'I ',,, .., on USC s ca r err pass ing ltst Hr thrrw for 246 vards ,mel ,fou r touchdowns la st vea r .t g,lln .-,t Oh1oStatP E r v1 ns ru shPd fm 11-;\ ards oA:ft8tnq Wa shmglon. howPvrr. both wcrr held m check M,u ino \ tch pa ssf'cl for unl\ KO y a1 ds aga m st thr Hus klC':-i E 1 v 1ns had JU St fivr \ard~ 1n n1nf' rmh1n~ attrmpt s " Mar 1nOVlC'h lS an outsta ndtn g foo tball plaver. · sa rd Cooper ·wash mgton put a n a ~> full\ lot of College 11-10 rn rt s last game Sr pr 1~. has hdd an extra \I.Pf' k ro pre par r for USC and a lso to grr som e of II " i nJ urPd had an ope n dati' lr~s t \\'l'l'k Our !Pam should br rrs tcd Plc~v1ng at home ought to bra fart01 ;rnd . 1 don't mtnd telltng 10u I thrnk the fa ns have got to be ,, l,flto r \\ e nP<'d al l the he lp we ran get · Cooper. ho~r\r r rmphdsizcd hr \\a sn t CJ l ltn.[! 1,11 thl' r·rov.d no1sr to p tP\ Pnt L:SC fr om runntn g It s o ffPnsp ·1 think both trams should bP ,dloiAPd to hr.u th e snap co unt · hr• 'i a!d I'm not tc~lkm g J I}(Jllt ou r crov.-cl br mg so Jntml ld .Jt tng that thr\ r r go tng to alli•c! 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I ~· p nP\cr hrard of a coach" ho dtd n' t w;1n t th r c rm~rt to bt' Ill\ Ol \'f' piJ\PIS hea lth\ Fu llback Scolli<' GrJ hdm wh o :-.uffNPd a spr atnrd an kif' tn th r opr ll r r c~g a m s t Texc~ s l'Plh and rr tnjurrd 11 aga tn st B\ didn't practice lc1s t V..Pl'k but. ::~ ccordtng to Coop<'r. s hould pial' ogam st LSC Th(' sa mr go<'S lor offcnsn P tackle Mt ck Shoaf ·1 t hmk hr rG rdh ,tm 1 \\ttl bP r ra d y· to go, satd CnopPr Whether he'll be IIIII ~··~~·• • nt I do n' t know · Th r on lv BuckP\r ltkf' l\ to m1ss thr act 1on '" b ;~ r kup t1gh t <' lld Gan· L1ckovirch out at l!'dS t .Jno th rr IAPf'k With d knl'l' spr.11n " I t h1nk I h '" wtll br a gii' dl ball ga mf' .. sa1d Coo )X'r · \\'t ' look forward to plav tng USC W•· go t SPRIN& VALLEY CINEMA 446 •4524 II > J ~CKSON PIMr ROU r E J!o 1'\'E!JT 1? 1~ &A~G~IN "AfrN[[~ S AIJROA~ & ~ UN DA Y " l ~ SAMGAI N N IC~ I 1\IBDA' ([ J(l PI f,IIQ~ I ) I IIPTEMR.R 21 lhru 27 ~==-~":_>" I UAI t ~rv I MU~SO~' IOO & ~.'J FLAT LINERS OAII' \J. 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SOUTHEASTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE P ll t o;burg h t 26 Wt'ekS 52 Wet'ks Oulltldt' Melp Coun(y 13 Wef'ks 26 Week! . !'i2 Werks S20 80 For More Information Call: 446-436 7 Rn \ \ ( .1. 1nt ~ 20 Ml <~ml ' t 11 1(,1j!O 19 Mlnnr-.oi<J lh ~ .In DICRO No subscr iption s bv mall pt>rmi!IMI In art>fiS whf'l'f' homf' car r lf'r lil'rvlrf' Is 11 l1 11u~ 1 un 2 1 lndJ.m apoli~ ~~ ran to th e one to set up Kenn et h Da v i s's fi rst TO of the season ALL BRANDS ~'! ' II 1 ! (1 ,\l[,u ll.t h." " grceat fo otiJ all 1 • • , 1, " I':'< I i 1\ II ] I ~Ill r .111 I' - I 21 •llo • Atkln "'t'<l l • Baxter' s '~ I , , , 1. ' ; ·, II ·L; S( l<'dm, Ill m v op 1n to n. sa id ( ·onp<'r T hf'\ havr four or f1vr <A thf' br"-1 playrrs 1n co ii PgP tooth.lll Y ou rrad thetr prpss guiclf' ,1nd 11 looks likr a who'" ~~ tw tn h1 g h schoo l football ll tgh on Cooppr ' s list of m ust 1h1ng s 10 do Sa turda \ is sto pp1ng t quaJtf'l ba ck Todd Marino '.ICh dl1d Ut lb.:lck H1ck\ E r \'In" both of \\hom l1 dd b1g hand s 1n !.1"1 \Poll s v.Jn <1\ f'l th r Buckf'\PS Mo~ r in O\'Jrh dllhuugh unl\ .1 ..,o ptwm orr .. \lrr dd\ r.Jnks r\o h ) l., ' l I ) H1 The toughest mav be LS L: ·· Thr loss. howrvrr hasn ! < twngrcl Coop0r's mind abo utrhr Tt O)<ln s l~ .,, li'> "" - I , 11 II I I HIO 1o , I h 1< ~ld\ [ 1•1 • 211 \1 JCI1 1J!, Jn S1 oil I I • } 1 IIJI •o \oii '~ ! ''J j)l) l l!l• \I{ - I~ g:n ' at bal l g c~ mr ·sra t tl P IS probc~bl\. tf not thr toughr"-1, thr srcond toughrs t p l.t r f' I ' vr r ' f'r tak r n a 1ra m 1n to 1\t ~~ Drad Bruce Sm ith . Sco tt Norwood kicked three field goa ls for the Bills, who bounced back from a .10 7 drub· brng by th e Dolphtns last ~>eek The Brlls racked up 305 }ards and the Jets 87 rn total offense by ha lftrme. taking a 20·7 lead after rat tl rng off 13 pomts tn the second quar tr r " I dtdn't thrnk anyone could manhandle us that way. physl ra lly," Coslet sa td Ke lly h it tight end Butch Rolle for a two-yard TD pas s rn the OhiO Stat(' . v.h1rh bcdt Boston 1\o g,1me Washmgton had a great, It { I ll I _'I 'I ) II TP\ d '- 1\,1;:'\11 1 !Oo _\ 1l lr r<~nkl'd p1 obabl\ f'\rno nr rlo;;r 1 ~. that \\ ::tshmgton won .1 1-0 And. thf'rf' Hd S that mu ch d lffrrr ncf' 1n thC' hi\ • 11 \\ ['l ~ 11 '\ 11 0 ...,I ,Jio " good, old fa sht oned ·I'm not su 1prised thdt \o\a shtngt on won thr garnr. · sa id ' I - ( t•ntral S6 10 Oa ll v . ~ lluckrvr< 1 0, tn Ohto Sta dtum 1 1'1" t !1 th ( olru.l(lo•2 1 1• 17 ftor 1d ,, ,l n l ! k I t('nJ ,On 1 ! 1> hll I IIII II to!- I I lUll '\ 'J I, I M .1m11 \" I h- '> 1 .111lr 1• I II i Kelly found Ke ith McKrller wtdt• open at the 20 and th e ti gh t t•nd he got hil · 'I m thts H·rf'l<' " Li PI I3oard of Coac hes l d ttng ~ . go t a bout thf' sa m r trr atmrnt last Saturda\ and was t\l<i nk ~d 11 II at 1\',JS hrngton The Tt (J)an s ~~· 111 hr ing a 2 I r Pcord 1111 0 Sa tu rdd\ s natwna l h ll' lr \'tsrd ga mP aga tn st tht' 1\o 12 lh I II ill )', lJ l II 'I 1I ' I H ' I II II I 0 •• -..; ,hi ••~ k I I ' II\ ' \'1 l hJg Ill I 1 I \ :.: \II g 1nld Ill• 11 Soul h ('l n ( 1 II II 1 IIIIII lk ·m• 'l '-; ,111 I )lr '1.: o t 1'11!11'~ '<''o I '1 l l llll (ll ' • 1 I' Onf' W N'k Yl'ar I l Au t)u tn •I• o! ll 1 [ 1l 11 ~J1 .H'l \ II IJ ' I f; f1rst down at Ney,.. YrHk' s it's a great feeling " Buffalo quarterback Jim Kelly comp leted 16 of 26 for 174 yards and two TOs Hr was intercepted once and S.irked twicr JC'ts quarterba ck Ken O'Brien wl•nt15 of 30 for 15.1 yards and was sacked ~ ~2 USC. f' nm t ~ ~ you and you're in the secondary, p rrss ur0 on htm T1m r and llmr .1ga 1n . JU St as hr thrt' v. rh r ball. ruop••r . 'bu t! a m surpmed.und I \ +til l' tlarn1 . i l 1 ·!II• Fl<IIHLI St11o •I '' 1 l il t After a pass In terference call agains t Jam es Wtlliams put the ball on the one. New York scored on tis first senes for th e secqnd stratght week The Bills lied the score on the next drive at ll 04 A wou ld be interception by Jet s l' nd Jeff Lagem an wa s negdtrd bv a huldrng ca ll that gdVl Buffalo I .~~t VPJ I s ~:1 J So uth l•rn Cal \ ICIOJ \ ovr r Ohio Stdll' is St ill fn •s h HI Huc kl "vt ' {'O.t{'h .Jo hn ( OOJX'I .S Inllld · ·wr plavrd wP i l Pal lv 111 t hr g,H11f' · Cooj)f'r r p (~ iJ IIPd at h ~ ~ \\rrkl\ nrv.s co nfPrenrP Mon d e!\ " Thrn all of a suddPn lhr 1 oof caved 1n you look up and \\ l' rr out of 1t Wr le t thr gamP g(·t our of hand I cl!dn t t111nk wf' rompr trd \ ' ('I\ \\f'll at all la st W'ar PsprCitill\ l atr Jn thr gamr i m ta lkm g am vo u v.an t to look a t tl bull ktc ktng .. Ratin~ " • - '• I_ On1• Mon1 h Unp ~_ I hi 1•1 11 1 II f\ I 1 ~111 ' - ,\ advancrd thrr r plarrs dPspltP h a ~· ing vet to w1n M1 ssi ss 1pp1 whteh upsp! ,\r kct nsas 21 17. brokP mro rhP rat mgs and\\ ound up !ted fo r 21 q \\ Jttl thr HawrbaLks Thi'I P ,!l..,n WdS d tt r for 2:~rd ht ' t\\t'en An zona Statr a nd ne\\Comf'r \\\o mmg \'u 'l~ lm\,I ill'.o cracked th(' po ll fo1 thP fust 11mr I hiS S('d SOn F'.tl lin g our of tht • r.1t1ng .., \\ P I P Tt•x.t " OrP~on ~1nd S\ rdt u" t' :\o 17 I·IUII d d h,Jnnrcl 1.1:-.t \\l'l'k h\ th e \Cr\i\ fr nm po" t..,f',J -;n n pld\ tf 'nld ln " Plt~· 1 hlr fo 1 thP t oll lng:-i v. hlie t he <; t two! t onsul PIs\\ hpth·r 111 dJJ!Jt'•l l tlw r ultn g ·1fiUII \-\I '"( S.tn I SUBSCRiniON RA.TES By Carrlf'r or M~or RouloP II I .' 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I'd I'~ I' \ I II • h - t 1 1llul f 11•' l 'll l o, hiJ I I,:h The Big Apple's core \1 l 'l l h hll t t,:h JIIJ:: hl 11 I 1 I ., '\111 InTI I Ilii lndi.tn ljlrJ! i' u So uth er n C il took ,, Ifi l l " II nn,:h t \ f-, L._t r l' .tlll f- t II <., ,ill the first quarter. finished with 146 yards on 10 carrtes In the lirst half His previous smgle gamehigh was 148 yards tn a 1989 game against Miami "It a ll starts with the offensive line," Thoma s sa id "When the season began I told them I would reward them if l gained 150yards in a game I can' t tell you what l owe them When nobod} touches Cooper recalls last year's disaster Ar tzona movrcl up onr place (lnd liPI NFL ~Iandin~ \ 11 11 111 " 11.1 .til il l { .l j::f l filL Il l ITJ h l lfld lll\,111'-.1 ' • 111 nn:t tI t 111 111 1 , l o ' \,1 ~ ,II l.., o',d t il 1I Ill I Oil Ill ,; Iii l 01 1or.l ro 11\1 11 11 111kt~ n 1)::hl I 11 II \ \ 1' ~1 I 101 ~ II \l n lllt< ol no.J \11. 111 1 1 t l ( \fl o lnll, il l fliL'Ill II ( h I ' 11 h lli J 1L: h ma rC' C, ,t n 111•'1"1 • 1 i tl l lll ,, H "l l I IIll 1I .1 I \o\ t-dnt•._ tl.l\ .. f.IOH"' \\ t'fl111...,da\ ~ ~. ,nw~ l l llll>t < q 11 <.; .Ill lJi t 'CI' I h< Ill"- ]fo 'l H,u..,hd '' ~ u. pm .I I I 'I I l l ~ . t ·· l ll\ 111 1'111- tf •' Pnl I I I II< I'-'" ll1 I 1( ,ui [H U tJ ~ ~ \I JI I[ , ' ' • o, I ~'>• tiJ )I 'II l ll ·, I' ~ <I !\.il l ( Jit t )IIH I ) ' ' ~ 'l'!li I ,-, \n~1 i1 > . \l.tiiHH , 1'1" 11 1111 ~ l<lfl 1'-:1 • I I 'I 11• " , ' I' 11 1 [1 rn ' ., l. i rl tl •'.I t II \I'll • pm 1••"' Ill J•tn I h11 q·n \\ !l, r,n l nJ L: li • [)t .IIJt•k ! 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Jan Long 12 Hl~ '" ( il il ll ll11. 1 !If I ill! •• , I )I ]( I J.:•• s.1n II ; ji l l,IU 1111' \linn• II 'I' \ <II j., '\.1 II I~ I ' ' Ill \~ a s ther e. r mot 1on dof'sn I ci JW (l\ S Wl fl games A W1n IS d H 111 . d los s 1:-. a loss \-O u r an t m akran.\' moreof1tora nvlPssof 1t twcause tl 's Buf fa lo aga 1n or n.t tlona l T\ · Tlwma .... \\ 1th a hO vard run 111 ti .I :\o. 1 ~ Cl rm so n mo\ rd up one place No 19 F n• .., no St atf' cr aeked thC' top 20 for the ftr st ttmf' s1ncr 19Rb, and No 20 M1ch tgan State I ,~ ,\n~.:Pit ~ '" ! lt>l t l>l ' 1\[)J \ \'-. 1!. 11 11 111 Il l \11iu. ,<II J.;o < ' ' >10 h )'. )'( , (,1\ )', I I llOn 01er UCLA. " hrte No R I rrgt nta a nd No 9 Mromt exchanged pla ces Texas ii&M broke tnto the top 10 fo llowtng a ~ll K I~ York center Jim SwPP nP\ sa id .. Th a t's bull ·we d tdn't execute The emo- spo ts drsp11r bP;tt ing Fu r m .1n ' ' l'll lplll,t l, j ta... t ~rw thr lmal fll sl p lacr vo tr 1n dd\ancJng one plac E' No 7 M1c h1gan rl' bo undPd th1re pl aC('S af!Pr d 3R 15 vt ct on ond '\o li Flonda dropped tu o :'\ll o nlll'.J I !'tlll.! Clo combi ned score of 161 to 44 Th•• .Jets dropped to 1 2 under nPw head coach Bruce Cos let "Now people ran say You looked ltke the sa me old Jets.· · ntnc pos 11 1on fa ll a flf'l brm g shut out for thr firs t 11mr s1ncr I~ W1 !So 1:1 lll tno t:-. and !'\o 1h Colorado dd' anOC'd two placr". Scoreboard ... MajoN Buffalo has won its last stx ga mes over the Jets by .t top of two ba llots after rt s 42 34 vtc lory ovet Sa n Dt ego State Idle. Tennessee moved up one spot lo frflh tn the wake of Southern Ca l's loss to Wa shtng ion a nd No oN ebra s ka reretved No Now, the cry for rC'form 1s On Friday night September 28, 1990. Howard Baker Saunders ~Ill be in du cted Into the OSU Athlrtrc Ha lt of Fame. This Is the !'rPatrost honor that any OSU ,JEFF SHAIN lJPI Sports Writer NE W YORK - Notre Dame's only two points .1head of No 2 Florrd a State tn Sund.1 y's ballot tng by the UP! Board of Coaches No tre Da me recetved 34 of o4 frrst place votes from the 5G member board and finished wit h For too lo ng Ohio 's wealthy sc hool district s have been ge tting ric her whi le the poor di strict s - running With Thom as on the bench tn the fourth quarter . he turned down Buffalo head coac h Marv Levy's offer to return and a t tempt to break Bo Jackson's Monday Night Football record He was seven yards short. "Hey, we have to pia, th e Jets again," Thomas said. · It would have made the Jets look bad and 11 would have made the Bills look bad .. Thomas also could have set his sighJs on O.J Stmpson' s single· game club rushing record of 273 or Walter Payton's NFL high of 275 But he did help the Btlls, 2 1. r ush for 292 yards- their hrghl'st s tngle-game total since 1978 and Leonard Smith In the first quarter of Monday night's game In Ea.t Rutherford, N ..J.. "hich th1• won (UPI) morp m oney_ Sources in Con- Ca ught rrd ha nded and thr refo 1r unablr to drn v such dl'Cadencr. :'Jade r ex platnrd that h1s thr oat was parclwd and l hl' hard candv wa s th(' only thmg \~lt h m rrach Forbes. a magaz1ne fJ\ orf'd bv corpora te fat C l:lh Jolnl'd tht•at tac k w llh a cove r ston tlth' d 'Ra lph Nadrr In c " wlllf'h de sc ribed 11 s subj rc t as a h\ pon1t1c al rmptrr bu l ldr r All th e S11l\ sntpmg at h1m notwtlhstand lng. Nader is una roll after almost di sapJX' anng f ro m publK v1rw durmg fll f' lllKOs. ut hc rw1sr known as thf' G rrPd Drca de The lank\ la"'-\ C' r v.ho \~r ars c hrap duds IS lu g hlv VISible aga1 n. ttlllng a t Was htn g ton·s 'Wi ndmills and slay 1ng corporc~tP dr1:1 go ns Life rnaga z1 nf' go t ll n gh t when 1t nam ed Nader th 1s -; urn m er as onl' of this centur\''s most tnflue nttal Amenrans T he na t ion ' s top erusader on brhall of consurnrrs 1s a muckrakmg monasnc who rose to ll atJO na l fame Ill 196..'"t b\ taktng on America 's powr rful a nd t hen unr('gu lated a uto m akf' I S Nader's lege ndar~ ca mpaign <lga tn st an 111 dus1rJ tha t put stv leand p10f1t s ahead of safe !\ led to 11s rrguJat1on ,Inrl{'ll'iltionof an agencv to reca ll unsafe cars ThC' t1mrs beg for a resurgence of \ader's H.tidPr s. wh o co uld bl' lhP shoc k rroops of thr current grass10ots If•bl'lhon that ha s I ncumbent pols a nd corpora tr crook s qu a k ing in lhPir C ulT is Then ' IS a g round swell of sr ntlmrnt out thrre 1r1 the rea l w or ld hf'\Ond Wa shington for t hrowing ra scal s out or politica l office and pu ttln .£:: grcrd\ miscrea nt s be hmd ba rs A s thr c onsummatr outsider. '\' adr1 looks lik f' o1 natur ,tl to ride he ll 101 lrat hr1 at thr head of thr posse formmg to hriTig the msidpr s to JUStiCf' .\flf'I Jl l. 11 v. as ~a der v. ho b lew lhr loudPs t whisllP lc~s t vPar whrn Ll\' maker s on Cap1tol H tll \~ Prr plotting thrn notono us sa lary h(' ISt Howard Baker Saunders BAXTER GAINS 12- TheNewYork.Jets' Brad Baxter gains 12 yards be lore finally hclng stopped hy Buffalo defensl•e backs Nail• Odnmes I left! gress told our associate Tim Warner that the teacher certifi cat ion svstem wou ld llketv be branded as unhealt h\ great nva l s fantas ti c finishes aren't impress · es ted In becoming beller They are also interes ted In making some backs. Thurman Thomas elected to sit rather than play Thomas ga ined a career -high ~H yards on just 18 carnes Monday nlghtlo help the Buffalo Bills post thetr stxth stratghl vtctory over the New York Jets with a 30·7 rou t of their AFC grant Is now tn thl' hands of a House-Se nate confPrrnce com- Teachers are not on ly i ntPr t hat Nader rPcr ntl v a te a hard ca ndv th at contatned a Il'd dvc he has Letters to the editor surpas s Voters unimpressed with ND give teacher s incPnllvr to strlvP for certifica t ion by becoming better teachers. A notortou sl\ frugal man. l'adrr pres umably figurpd he had no c hot ce but to mges t the ktller ba r before it melted D igging mrrr 1ress l\ for rH·n more d1r t. Va n 1ty Fair alsodtsclosed , ma l lc>r pa\ g r a b apprO\·ed b\ the l a~ m.tkl'rs :\Jder 1s a li.k el\ hero to thr lllC! t>,lsin g hhordPs of A m£'rlca ns who , t. r mad as hell and J l t·n·r go lll g to LJkt' 1t a n} morr By LISA HARRIS UPI Sports Writer EAST RUTHERFORD, N J I UP II Wrth a chance to by opposing th e Idea The Nationa l Educallon Assoclallon ha s given more than $5 5 million In campai gn co nt r ibutions since 19R5, and the American Federa l ton of Teachers has kicked In more than $2 2 million In the same period The request for the $25 million INCOM lNG ••• manfu ll y ti c led the s uccessful ftg hl aga tns t the grPedy proposa l ro rar se <ongrrss10nal "-a l a r1r s b\ ~ I percent and s t1 ll frghts to rrpeal a Thomas leads Bills to 30-7 rout over New York• Jets Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Tuesday, September 25, 1990 WASHINGTON - American taxpayers may end up paying $25 million for a program lo qualify The Daily Sentinel- FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE TO QUALIF IED STUDENT S 992-6491 786 North Second Middleport, ' Ohio R11. HO-OS-12748 ' " �Page- 4-The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, September 25, 1990 Ohio Royals bury Athletics, 10-3; Blue Jays up AL East lead By United Press International The Oakland Athletics' march to thetr th ird straight di vision lltle has turned Into a crawl. The tnjury riddled A's suffered through a 10·31oss Monday to th e Kansas Cll y Royals, keeping Oak land s magic number to c linch th e Amerrran League Wes t crown at two for the second stra tght day ·Sure It's a co ncern ,'' sa td As Manager Tony La Russa, who had to use Infielder Mike Gallego tn the outfield for the fir st time becau se of Injuries to outfielders Jose Ca nseco, Willie McGee, Dave Hend erson and Rickey Henderso n and th!Jd baseman Car ney Lansford I think tf we can give these guys enough rest, they'll be okay "LaRussa satd 'The on!\ one I 'm rea lly wor r ied about Is Rtckey Hender son but he does n' t want to resr until we clinch the pen nant Wtth al l tha t's gomg on MVP , thP batting l llle and th e stolen b dSl' record - wmnmg Is sttll most Important and th at's why I admur him so mut'h" " It's mevJt.Jblr that O<!k land JS go ing to cl inch thl' dJvtslon IH!h l hl' club lh py hd Vl' but It's Important to mp thut thC'y d on 't do 11 h r rP. ' Kansa s Ci ty Manager John Wathan sd td ' 1\r been on both s1drs and 11's tr tying hts career htgh for hils tn a ga m e, doubled In t h~ second , stng led In the thtrd , doubl ed no fun to wa tch anoth er team celebrat e, espec ially with ou 1 high expectat ions this yea r · K urt Stillwell helped make su re the A' s didn't get an:r c!ose1 to the title by belting a three run Inside the· park home r un In the seventh tnnlng and a run ·srorln g double that triggered a stx·ru n fifth l nnm g Sttl !l<e !J 's lnslde ·the park home run, the seco nd of his caree r caromed high off the renter field fence and awa; from Darren Lewis " I wa s rea lly hurting rounding th trd, I was ou t of gas,' said Still well , who scored on a dtvmg tag of home plate " I think 11 ~.<as more of a fal l than a slid e · Tom Gordon 12 11 pos ted his sixt h vic tory In h is last mnr stngled 1n the eighth and ntnth Jtmmy Key, 12 7 got the \!Clary and Tom Henk e pitched 1 1 3 mn in gs for his J l st s.lvf' .J a tmP 1\avarro, 7 7, v.. as 10ckerl for fi Vf' runs and <.;{'\ Pn h1 ts 1n i 2 3 tn nln gs Angels 3, Rangers 2 At Arling ton, 1 exas Lance P<Jr r Ish smacked a two run ho mer and Ma rk Langston and Brya n Harvev combmed on a f Jvp httter leading Calt forn ta La ngston, 10 1b 1eco rded hts fifth VIC! OJ Y Ill hts la st SIX decl s1ons and Har vev ear ned h1 s 24 th s,l\e No lan Rya n, 13 R, p1tched h ts f1llh complete game starts and sh uck out II 1mprov1ng hi S The Rovals sent ll men to the plate 1n the SIX run fifth as th r 1 rapped out three double s and league Jea drng stn keo ut total to n i and ex trnd rng hts tecord [OJ m os t 1n .J m<.t]OI lragu e carPPI to ') 29';' Onoll'' 6, Yankees 3 10 Innings At Ne11 Ya1k , Ca l R tpkc>n J1 led off thr lOth wllh a home1 and Btl! Rtpkrn followed wllh a two ru n doub le. !Jflmg the Ort olrs to their si xth straight 'lc ton Jo se Baullst a. 1·0, got one out tn the ntnth for the vlc torv Cregg Ol son pll r hed th e lOth f01 hts 34t h s.Jvc, t vrng Don Aase' s club record Alan Mtll s I o, gave up C.ll R1pken l1 s home1 three singles off s tarter Cu rt Young 9 6, and Jl'iJevPr Todd Burn s In othr1 games , Toronto ou t laswd Mllwau kcr 9 5 Cail fmnt a edged Texa s 3 2 and Ba l umo1e defea ted NPw York 6 J in Ill mn m gs Blue ,Jays 9, Brewers 5 At Mtlwaukl'l'. George Bell Wf'n l ~ ror 5. helpmg To! onto lnll easP us IPad In thP i\!. 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It Douglas wins, he will likely fight a re match with Mike Tyson with the winner taking on Foreman nex 1 Tuesday, September 25, 1990 Page- 5 1)01JGEKS WIN - The LA Dodgers' Mlkt• Sharperson (27) Is greeted at home hj teammate K1rk Gibson (23) '" Sharpcrson scor es th r winning run In the llth Inning of Monday night 's game against thP visiting Houston A.stros Sharperson trlph•d In th•• l ying run to liP th e game at 5-5 and st•on•d on a h it hy Lt' nny Har ris to glvt' the Dodgers a 6 5 vletor y 1UP II Braves travel to Cincy for three ATLANTA 1 CPl t The At lantd R r .t vP s sl1ppc d ou1 of I OI.\ n Monda\ f01 a closing mnr ga m r 1oad 111p [('admg n o ~~h e tr Anv co mbm at1 on of A t la n ta losses a nd Hous ton v1c tonr s Dddtng u p 10 tWO aSSUfl?S thP n ra 1cs the tr lhtrd strarght la st place f tntsh, their fourth rn the pas t ft\'P vea r s The de fl ctences on th e f tr ld have bf>en reflect ed at the box offtcc Th e worst draw 1n the major s th e past two vca r s. the ,JI es fa tied to reac h l mtlllon rn home altenda J,ce for the third straight 1ear, winding up wit h 980 129 tht s seaso n after aw1ag tng 9 o92 during a t hree d av Fan Apprectatto n weekrnd v.- hr n 1111 n, m erous pnzes werl? gt\f'n awa v "!he '" o are dcfln JIPi y tl' laird sa v s Br avPs Pr('sJ dent St.Jn Ka sten 'Attend anc e wi l l Improve when we pu t an 1m pHwrd p 1 odur t on thP f Jt'ld ' The quPstlon ts v.hcn that "I ll h.1ppen The Braves have fi niS hed no h1ghcr th an fifth sin ce 1984 th e season thev dumped Joe To rre aftp r he had Atl anta fir st second second rn h is th ree vear sllnt They averaged 96 1osses a seaso n flam J9B5 th rough 19&1 and, standing 62 91 after beati ng Housto n twice thi s past weekend , f tgure to wind up with that ma ny losses again this yea r They fired Russ Ni xon 1n late May for being 25·40 and have played at a 37·51 pace sin ce under Bobby Cox , who was al ready general manager They tra ded Dale Murphy , their only bonafide hero The:,. kept dippin g Into th eir farm system looking for help The losses continued too mount Ka sten sa id at mldseason that Cox, who has been genera l manager the past five seasons, will not have a dual rol e In 1991 Whal he has n't sa id Is which job Cox will give up Through their first ! 53 games, the Braves had only one pitcher wllh double·dl glt victories 23 year old rlght ·hander John Smollz, who was 13·10 A couple were close- left ·handers Char · lie L elbrandt, 33, at 910and Tom Glavlne, 24, at 9-11 13utthr prt chmg c01ps ca1ncd run iJ \(t Jg ~ ' ( ~ bl) \'.d S fh PWO ! SI tn tb f' ma]Ot lra gur s A nd onh lhJee tea ms had a Jowct battJn g av e1age than Atlanta s 249 r\1xon s b1ggrst f'omplaint short lY brforf' hr v.a s fiiP cl wa s th e tnco nsJSff'n(' v o f h 1s strt r IC'l s ''F\f• f \borl\ kPP pS t,ilktn g ,il:x1ut 0 11 1 vo ung p 11 che r s bul thl'V h.J vr to s tart s how1n~ so m r thtn~ ~;,omrttmr hC' sa id The \ ate getti ng to the po int tn thel 1 careers wh ere the1 shou ld be lakm g off and cs tabltshtng them se lves All t he talk tn the WOJ!d doesn t mt•an a lhtngunltl v OU b<! Ck II up The ou tfield. "lth rooktr Dave .J ust iCE' t ep lacmg Murph\ Ill lig ht appra1 s sri f01 1991 )USI JCO 24 , IS ballin g 28.1 Wtlh 27 hornet s cen ter fielder Ro n Gan t 25 IS 291 v.llh 29 homers .Jnd 31 s tolrn ba ses. and ve teran left flelde1 Lonn1r Sm1t h l4. the Co meba ck Pla1er of the Year In 19H9 when hP baltl•d 3Jj. ts at 303 tht s t1mr around But th e Braves ha'e had Jnft r ld prubiE•ms slnn' ear ly In rhc ypar wh pn fir st base man Ni c k Es<! sky , who hit 30 homer s tn '89 for Bo sto n, was lost after th e first nine game" be cau se of recurn ng ve rtig o While maki ng w hol esa le swi tches tn the middl e, At lan ta has come up with a ma1or lea gue high 151 er rors "You alwa ys figure thin gs are go ing to gel better." Cox sa id recently 'We've had mo re th an our share of InJuries and you like to th ink those thin gs balance ou t We've used a lot of young people who WP1en't really r eady yet and II fi gur es exper ience ca n onlv ma ke t h('m better " Th e bigges t knock on the Braves In recent yea r s h as been !heir apparent relucta nce to make meaningful trades "That' s not as clear cu t as It mtghl seem t o some," Cox sa id "We're constan tly talkin g to people, tr ying to get players that we think will help us But we feel the players we ha ve to offer have merit too The1e have been a number of times when we fell we were getting close and the other sid e ra i sed th e a?te " 11ut ~oo nPt 0 1 la iH, thr Breh , . . ., di P go m g to h a \t~ to gamb lP Thr\ have n 1 bern gam rs v.llhtn 211 o f thr f',;atwnal Lragur Vvrs t lr ,td s tncr 19~-1 ,md shov..n fr\.1. Signs th e' ra n g et much C' IOS I I Homemmt ng at the Alfrl'd Unlled Methodi st Church "a s hE>ld recently wtth regul ar set vt ce s 1n the mornin g and basket dlnne1 at noon Afternoon services feat ured Russe ll Spencer and the So uth er n Hill Smgl'r s· D1 <1 na Wolfe, Edna Cue and Donald Coe JuanJI<:J Spencer wa s pta nt st The Al f red Choru s perfo rmed as d1d Elea nor Bo yles and Flore nce An n SpPncer Lloyd Dl ll tnge r t nlrodu c~d Rev Sha1 on Ha usma n Nor th easte1n Clu stC'r's ne~ pa sto 1 She spoke on familie s a nd hom e com ings and the F\ JmJIY uf Cod Me mber s of tht• t~udtt'nl'l' gavP tes timome s Pr esent were Tht• lm a and Cl a1ence Hendet son. Os te Mae and Clan Foll1 od. R u ssP il d Od E lo tSP Arclwr, Ch aJ lottP Van M eter , Ge1 tJ utlt• Rolnn sun MPI v1n Tra cy, S;:u ah Ca ldwPi l. Pam ela and Jim H10o ks. Mr and Mr s Dan SpPncPr Kut UaniPliP and Tifr.:w }', ScJndt ,, Mrtssa 1, Fl01 Pnee. H. t rho~ Jd dnd T uTJ SpPnCf'J Mr and M rs l.lovd Rrook s Habet t and DPbbw Brooks .J e1pmy Ri11 br1 M1 and M1 s KP vln Biooks Hal tP and r\aron I t s brPn f rus11at1 ng \f' r\ fr usl rcJ 11ng Cox sa id " Bu t "" ha\P tu krrp plu gg tng av..a \ · Sports briefs Ra'\ehall 'I hP '101011 10 B lu P .Lt )S v.un d lU tn toss giv ing lh£'m the hom r f ield for " posSi bl e onl' gam e pla yoff aga1nst the Boston Red Sox Us i ng c1 Ca nad 1an com thr Blue Javs called heads and earned the n ght to stage a li e breaking game for the AL Ea st ll l l e Th e game wou ld tak e place Oct 4 at l 05 p m E DT unl ess a Natw na l League p !a'y off between New Yor k and Pittsbu rgh occurs th at d ay In that rase the AL ga me wou l d t ake p lace 7 05 p m Ra.•keth all A fcdNa l Judge tn Nrwa rk, N J , approved " benefit p t.m for f',;BA player s covrnng thr penod brtween th r f'nd of tl 1E'Ir career <;; and the t ime they wou ld begrn dt awing pe nsions U.S Dts trt rt Judg e Dl ckrn son DrbevOJsc over rul ed objec tio ns by a group of players who argued the plan wou ld rf'ducr the money ava t la hi e for free age nt s Boxing Geor ge F01cma n makes hts 24 th co m!•back appea ra nn·Tu es day nig h! 1n Lond on aga i ns t Tern Ander son. a 10 war·a ld l'X Malin! ' l re spect Geo rge Foreman Anderson said " This 1s a drea m com e t rue for me and. al th oug h I' ve got a Jot go ing aga inst me, I ll put up a good show " Cal ling US sold iers the ' r eal fighters, · boxer Tho· mas Hearns said he Intends to travel to Saudi Arabia to enter· taln troops stationed there. Former heavyweight champs Larry Holm es, Ken Norton, Tony Tuc ker and Tim With erspoon are ex pected to participate In the U.S 0 trip "J 1na Robinson, Nel lie Pa r kar V.tll Poole, Guv and Evelyn Spc nrc1, The1esa and Ann Thompson. Helen and Everell V.alker, Dons a.Jd Llovd Dtllln gc1 Mr vt le F landers, Helen Fave \Art~l so n , Evrlyn M l ld1cd Ca ldwell Wt>ll , Ma1tha El ll o tt , HeiPn F 1nd l mg, An me Evelv n a nd Bet mce Calaway , 11'1!bur and lJorothy Warne1. Olio and Leota Swa 1tz , Ed1 th Ha t pet and F'rPdPitrk Hau s man . a II loca l Mr and Mr s Steve Follr od and Kat llyn Mr and Mr s Handy Dt lltng er, Tod cl .u1d Ma tta \\ d lt r J II l'c1 MOl ns Pat k er sbu 1g. Mt ldred Bahr L1pse v. J:." t Ca rbon Ut ah Hobart and 1\ lm.J S\~<11 t7.. Wtl lJams tov.n , II I a from l nternatlonal P('r tammg to !elf'.!'> to hf'lp familH?s tn nrr cl \". rr f ' d ISC'USSPd Pi r l ur Ps of thP HallowrPn !lrJr to be used tn a fund -ra iSing ptOJPCI, were di Stributed I hr g1 oup \ oted to pu1 ch ase !J Jb tiit y tn s taan r P from l nt r\1 nat to nal No r rna Ton es R N , nursmg t r 1p t o th e A.m 1sh co un lrv on S,J turdav and that mrmberu are to m ee t at the foo tball f teld at -; 10 am Mr mbers ans~.~r~t·d roll ca ll b\ nammg a t rrr 111 unl son Hettv Young ]Otned the cl ub and was v. r lrom r d b\ tllf' mt'mbPt s ln 7v Ne"ell lh<~ n k ed the club fo 1 hf' t ~1 ft and membr1 s ror RA CINE- !'he 0!\ PSE Cllap 1!'1 41 I of So uthe r n Local wrll mN' I Tu esda\ at 7 p m el l fh (' potluck luncheo n wa s en Jo, cd before t he recent meeting ol the Fernwood Garden Club hel d at the Zion Ch urch of Christ Tammy Dummlll presen ted a program on "Bows and Pape r l'wls t Ribbon " She showed many kind s of nbbon sl namay 1lbbon, paper twtst, ra ffia. lace, cloth, satin and fasteners that can be used, chenille wire , twist 11es and a self·tie She showed how to make many an J way to make her recepllonat .t nd Jpa n Fr ed enck RO\ i1 l Oak Resor t a success Lor a D.tm ewood thanked th osr !hE'll r at ds v. he n sh(' \'va s tn thP hosp ll al G~:~mrs \\ PrC' conducted l he next meettng wtll be held Oct 10 at 7 lOp m Jlos tesses wJ!l '' " \ol ae McPe ek, Alt a Ba l lmd c!llcl Ad a 0Isse l\ A tt Pnd tng \\rrr Brtt\ Rou s h M " ga t et Am bcr gc1 Go idll' I r f'df'r tr k !.Jura Mdf' NH'f' M ,t t r ld KPllf'r JoAnn Ba um , Ov.ll Hollon Ma l\ K Holle1 Jn;, ~cwt'll Ethel Orr, Thelma II ht lf' Ftlllcl Clrland, Esther Smll ll F.lu.thf' th ll avrs Bell\ Young lr1.ut Fr r dcr 1ck and "ho sent her ca rds duncg the death of her sister Es ther Hard en spoke brleflv .t nnounc lng the district mee ll ng at Ches te1 Lodge Hall on Oct 6a t l p m and thet nend sh tpmeetlng Nov 1 at Bel ie Pratrle Cou ncil, Belpr e. wllh a potlu ck su pper at 6 JO p m In spect wn will bP held Oct 16 and pra cllcc will be he ld at thr nex t meet mg on (kl 2 S.llldl c~ II hJIP guest spPakrr People in the news---. By WILLIAM C rRO'I.I' United Press lntcrnall nnal LAURA PALMER'S SECRETS: Jennifer Lynch knows Laura Pa lmer bette r than anvo nt· L y nch 22. ha s penned th e " diary" of Lau ra . the v rr llm of tell'visJO n· s most talked about m urder , at the behest of her fath er Twt n Pea ks' crea tor David L ynch She spent f1 ve weeks dorng n •sea1 r h and wro te I he 184 pa ges In fou r day s, revealing the dl't a i Is of La ura s drug use andbl sex ual aff alrsandafe" hlnt sabouth er deat h · I really do feel as I look back on It now as tf L aura somehow possessed m e at times .. Jennifer told The Wa shin gt on Times "Mv fr ance wou ld walk Int o the room wh er e I wa s workmg and say, 'You are ju st not yo ursel f "Lync h obvwus ly sha rPs he1 f ather's rnte rest In the bi za rre She wi l l direc t "Boxing Helen.J ' a sc r eenplav she wrote about a woman who se boyfri end ke eps hPJ tn a box after cu tting off her ar m s and legs MOTOWN SALE: Th er e was a Mot own reunron dunng the weekend In De tro it Mary \\llson of th e Supremes , Martha Reeves, The Vandellas The Co ntours, The Monitors and Claudette Robmso n, ex w1fe of Smokey Rob•nson showl'd up at a record show that brou ght In $1 250 In an au ction of Motow n bo~.< s different and how to use t hem on a rrangemrnts. bas krts aed wreaths Fot an e!Pgant use the paper tw is t 01 ra fft a and flov.. ers ca n br usrd to dt ess up the bow Tips on putti ng the gat den to bed during the wlntl?r werP g ivf' n for ro ll cal l and tncl uded usrng st raw mulch, stolnggrrrn vrgf't a bles in new spaper s, rt'r tl lllP the l awn, cut up and tUJ n m·rr lhP garden pla n ts dnd put IPa,<•s (Jn D of A meeting held bv drtr ct ton of breast canC'er (Jrl POM EI10 Y - l"lc\'1\ .J I .11 1111• I'll\ I!SII n i'CF>1l PO\' - F1r<<' r lolhmg da\ v. tlllw ht'ld .11 till St:.d vatto n \1 mv In Pt 1111 1m oil I hut sd a\ f1 om Ul c1 rn tu noon All area t t._c,Jdt• nh 11 1 11( t• d vi t lothtng aJE' \.\Ph (Hill' high school ra fr tc r1a I hr !'om PI O\ POM I ltll\ L10up of ,\A .1 nc1 r\l Anon Vrt ll l"!AC I "JE - T h<' Mtddlepml l'o mcroy B1a nch of th t• AALIW 'I hu1">Ci. t\ ell -; p m Jt IIPd.II (J th o \tc ( hu tch (',II\ lXIIO II i SWll fot lr10 tf tnl o t mdl HHl '-'lllm C'(\t Turs da\ t~t7 WJJ 11 1 at rhr H <H'I n f' tJ r11 tPd Mrth od t"t Tlll'f'l St!l rf' d Fernwood Garden Club meets recently for lunch Es thr 1 Sm tih. Eltz abcth Ha vt•s tmportan cr of self bre ast exam 1 ntli!On. mammogram s, a nd ph y str la ns exam m atwn s fOI ea rlv Past Councilors Club has meeting to th e Amrr 1can fla,[: wr tr gl\t)n month tmthdays at the Pagevtll! Park on TuPs da\ at 0 p m Brmg taiJl f' St'r Vl((' Chester Co uncil No 323 Daugh· ters of America met at the lodge hal l rl tua l ts tlc form wrth Beula h M axey, councilor presiding There were 30 mem ber s and seven guests prese nt The death s of Lora Dame· wood 's si ster and E thel Ar· baugh' s hu sbacd were repor ted The following were received <1nd mtroduced oftlclallq Esther Sm1th state cou ncilor of Ohio E1 rna Cll'iand, stat e ]Udlctarv commtlt ce, Ma rgaret Cott eril l 'ila t c c rPdenua l committee Esther Harden, district 13 dep ut v, Eileen Cla rk deputv sta te councll01 of Cu1d ing Star Council No 124, S) rac use Es ther Smith spoke brie fl y th anking ever yo ne who helped tn di1£•etm of the Me1gs Co unt y Heal th Department . spoke on the b t• cu llected c~s lht• y aiP rat st ng Oc t I ;v1 a i i to M rt r v M at tin . Box Z ton Commumtv Chur C' h wt ll bPgin Wrdn('Sda\ Tt!Pr P wt ll ht' spPCidl " Pf'dkl'r" MHI sw gPI ~ f'8Ch f'\( nmg <11 I l l 111 HARRI SON VILLE - The Ha1 THE GREAT PUMPKIN• - This 100 pound pumpkin was given to Margie Snider, owner of Jefrs Carry-out In Pom eroy , by Ronn1e Adkins, Letart. The pwnpkln was weighed al Sugar Run MiU and will be dlplayed at the home of Ms Snid er near the carry·ou t W• •UnP " and gr .JndpaH•n ts do v J 1 -; W p rn nuom tll r Sen tor Clttzens wtll h J ' " a p ot luc k suppf'r for thn•1 ' .~ and Ntesel Gerard dJstnbuted pt og 1am books to the member s Membe1s wNe remmdedof lhe WEllM•,SDi\ \ f{i\lil\ 1 - Jlw IL"'tnr· l ' i!>r Dap tl s t Church Will p11'Sf' n1 'H ow to Jl f'lp Your SJ~ No tr• SPxua l P1 r·s s uH' <~n PJ_eh t Sf'S POMEROY - Dil'" WcbsiL't Un tl \CI, 1\mene.Jn Lf'gJOn Al1Xl l la r y w!ll mPPI Tthtsday .1 1 7 W Jl m dl thP post humP DuPs \\ ti l 14.1 VJddlt•po11 Clat e nce a nd Itts Wa r ne1, Pearl V.h 1lman. all of 1\ thens, Bertha Wood, Zanes· \llle, Kathv Ntcole and Ky le L ss man The Plarns. Katnna Spec ht Well ston. Norma and Ge r ald Swartz, Martella Ka t hlcen and Ben Jackson , Ray nold bu1 g Eleanor Bovl es . Be lpre 1 hu1 ch S!On \ ldt'O SP rTiill d l f01 p <HPnh M1ld1Pd, F:dna ,Jnd Pa ul Coe , A donation was made to the Oh io Stat e Un rversll y Mammo graphy Untt at the 1ecent meet 1ng of t he Gamma Mu Chapter Be ta Sigm a Phi Sorortty he ld at the hom e of A R Knr ght Information wa s r ecc t\Pd Past Cou nct!OJ s Cl ub of Ches ter Counc il No 323. Daughters of Amen ca, went t o Keebau gh s Restaura nt at Ches te r fo1 sand wrches and desse rts brfor r I hell recent meeti ng at the lodge hall E1rna Cl ela nd prestded .11 lh t· m0et m g a nd 1rad vrrSf's .J a mr s l 13 17 The L ord s Pr,l\ CJ and plr' dgc TUESDAY POMEROY - Oh to Eta Ph1 Chapter Be ta Stgma Ph t Soror tt y, wt ll mee t Tuesday a l Matn Street Pizza for li s pledge party All basket 01 del s are t o be turned 111 at this lime Swai tz Et ta Cu llum s Man lyn Hub tn son Hel en Janet and M e lt nd<J Cor 13Pn .wd TPrn Wolft\ Sorority chapter meets, makes unit contribution Wllh th r hond lhP\ nO\\ hold Community calendar Alfred UMC homecoming held the bJrthd av ra1d tll usllatcd 111 the Augustts sue of the To rch A Jett er was read from Peggy Harri s Info rming thl' chap tel of Its comnall men t ro wo rk t hr Ame rican Red Cross Bloodmo bi le tn De cembe r and gu1del ml'S for the amount of food ne eded An n ie Chapman reported on the upcomin g events tn PomPIOY £' \ The Daily Sentinel \ dlv1 s10n chairm an concrr ntng Ill innings 1 tht~ By The Bend the legacv progr am s and sc ho larsh1p s and fund raJStng tdeas i\ IC'ttrr was rece t\Pd from the PffP CII VC' l\ c lubh ousf' I (JlliHllll ( r!ol!1f lh1 Ki Tv..!n s (\\ ] t! \\1 !1 Ul( \\ otld Srr trsl c~ s ! 11 1, tl\( t .Jmdt adt'rt P goes \till.! . . tr rl Hut oncr v..r ge t .t< 1 1'-' th1· lin£'" 11 JU St stops I hur!..!hl rJih f'\ 1 ~.1 ~ 1 tnd l o vttl ' d Tilt ' ] 1 11 1H ' " \ l \\ t o.. hf l llng,l l t tl rrxii 1Pd l l tk( 1Wd1lllh lhl' \-1( I~ !\S'-.P itrll l ( !It' ! .... ltd l ll.rd 1 I l IP. ld I m t':-\P£ 't 1Pd 111 h1lld <~ tll o 11 \101 .1 ',di d I t<.., lru'-!l,l1tnl.! \\ h.ll" ( \ t ' n mo1r puzzl m ~ 10 \ l!!l.t l'- ltH l!',tm " tnt r i n<t l li'I \,itiUnal Ha:wh .lll \\lll t• t )J ,n t S.!ndh<•tg" rnth•.., 1( 1rlt ti!U] tJ pl l)\ {' t O !)(' '\ t H 't II] ~ " n l I \r·'t 't 01 k ~ tc~t tPI Frank \'tDld 1+ 11 Lt!lt•dlllhh'-.Pto nd altf' mp t ,11 ht o.. _11 \ h , J( 1o r '• P au l As sf' IHT l till (' \ -2 \\( 111 1hl rf' c~ nd t wo t l11 rd 1( '1 1 t IJHHn c;s tot tlw ·-~ K a thr yn Baum was pta nJs t f or the m eeting Erma Clel <~nrl Good of Ord er Co mm\ttl'£' ch,u r man , had an add enda fo r Es t hPJ Smith. stal e coun cilor Th e t wo color bearer s and 12 guards with Amerrca n fl ags circled the hall and M1s Smllh her mothe1 Elizabeth 1-J a\rs a nd moth er in la w, had a l tghted randle and l'.J ch "ore a long f01mal Helen Wolk played the plano and sa ng Om· Litt le Ca ndle ·Mrs Cleland and Jo Ann Baum prese nted Mr s Ha rden with a 3x5 Amencan f lag t or her new fl ag pol e Poe ms read wet e Sket l hPs Opal Hollon, What 1s Lo H '' b) JoAnn Ba um People w.. 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This will be thr ftr sl tim e the so ng has been released as a single and II com es from lhP album "Trtppln g th e Live Fan tastic, ' which will be out Nov 6 and wa s made on McCa rtn ey's r ecent world tou 1 BIPARTISAN MliSIC· Slnge1 ,Jimmy Bullett played to a sold·out cr owd of 4,500 ,,, F011 Laud erd ale's Su nr ise Musical Theater Sunday in a fund ra 1sl ng conce r t expected to bring In $80.000 for Florida Democ ra ti c gubernatorial ca ndid ate Lawton Chiles. Teenagers 1n T slnrt s min gled wit h lobby ists In dark business suit s and so me people rn !h e crowd even ad mitted they were Republicans Buffell , who has appe ar ed In the home videos Chiles uses to raise money, surveyed th e crowd and ask ed. 'Whether you like L awton or not, )OU like the music, don't you?" P ll"'a '->.111! V.11kv Hll . . pil. d ,. . pl(' ,t',(' d (iJ \'d• li Olllt' H tlld rll r lltwk lll .., VI I) 111 )1 -.. Ill! 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I tw A.I1H'T ICaii Co llc~ r n f l ' hv~ tr llfl 'tw h , ts IOdut h 11f(d .~rT H k"' lho~I l1W(' lJlJH tr1tl 111 n r l tnll tl publ irallon s ! nfluUtn ~ l hf' JoumrJj nJ ( nrnp(ll rll rtJr' N t 't !rnk">€Jl l .urd .til uptflln Hu.! tv~ Itt , t l !~r '- I ti l j tntema llonal Jo u ma l of re'>rtrt~\ D JV dl '->( ,l"f' Dr llau-klns rs n ow sc etn~ p;l t lf'nl"' 111 hh otl 11 t• 111 S1nt r I l ~~~ tlu l 'k ,.., 1111 \ '-1 f'd !ral o tnre Hi ll ldh i~ App< 'llll fl1 f' nl'- lfl,iV h · l l t.Hk hv 1 ,, IIIII ~ t \0 l) r; r ) /7l)O ,[i ,' I!..- t'l l.u PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL The fam1ly of profess1onols Valley D"ve Po, nt Pleasan t WV 25550 [3041 675 4340 L_----------------------------------------------------------------~ �Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport Ohio Still no deal at budget talks; but progress made Megabucks winner dies of heart attack, stress blamed BOSTON t UP II -A 37 ~ yPar · o ld ca foten a cook who won a $:1.6 . lotter y million thi s m o nt h di ed of a hea rt attack Mondav and hi s : sister-i n-l aw blamed his death on th P St i'PSS of bring an in stan t · millionaire. William Currv of South Bos ton won the Sep t R Megabucks : drawing and took a couple of weeks off. "He nPvPr got tu Pnjoy it. " Sh i rlrV Bourdon sa id of her brother -in - la w's nf'w WP<J ll h. ''Al l hf' rra lly bought v~-·as J Dalmatian puppy for thP kid:-; . H(• couldn't ha\'f' Jtfordrd th.:Jt · before." Cur ry ret urnl'd to his JOb of 111 vca r s a t thl' Merit Food Co . · Monda y morning for thf' fir s t limp si ncr hr vvon and suffPrrd a · fatal hear I attack. the Boston Herald reported Tuesday Bourdon said Curr:v· had shmv n sign s or stress sinrr winning the jackpot. She said Cu rrv wa s bese iged bv accountants and financial advisers and othrr proplP ilsking ror m ont'\' . " I t wa s the stress of it that killrad him. " she said . "' Wp 'w• had no peace " si nce winning . She sa id Curry a nd his fami ly were goi ng to sit ba ck forawhtle and consider what to do with the money " Thry wen· on ly· ju st starti ng to talk to people abou t i nvestm('llt s." Last week Cu rry cashPd the f i r st of 20 a nnual installment s of $180,.722. In his will. he left t he money to hi s family. He Is survived by his wifP. MaurPrn. a 'i -_vrar ·o ld son and a 5·year· old daughter . WASHINGTON IUPi i -Top congrPsslonal and Whife Housr budget negollators reported somr progrPss Parlv Tuesdav IOwGird an agrePffit•nt on ~ fi\'e·yrar, $o00 billion defici t rPduct ion package. " Wp're making progress on Sdv ings .. cutting spending , but we' rr not qui te there ye t. " White House Chief of Staff John Su nunu said as he and other Republican negot ia tor s left th e Capitol abo ut 12: a.m. a tier nearly four hours of talks with Democrats. Sena te Republican leader Bob Do le or Kansas said t he group had madp "some" progres s but hr decltn<•d to elaborate . :m Thrre was no lndlca t ion from nPgot i a tors as t hP mPet i ng broke up that any s ignificant progress had been made on w hat Demo· <Tats have said is the biggest obsta cle blocking an agreeme nt - President Bush's insistence on cutting the capital gains ta x. Nego ti ators planr1ed to resume talks Tuesday aftPr noon . Gunmen invade McDonald's, hold California police at bay LA VERNE, Ca lif. tUPi i - A SWAT team used "flash ·bang" grenades as a diversionary tact ir and stormed a McDona lds rrs taurant Monday nlghl , freein~ 19 hostages held by a gunmen during a slx·hour setge. The incident endPd peaceful tv after an lght of chilling memorie s or the McDona lds' massacre of 1984 that left 22 pPOple d<'ad tn San Diego There were con f licting n•po J" ts on how the incident <;~artPd. bu 1 one armed suspPct apparP ntl\· entered the McDonald ' " abou t h p .m .. rollow i ng Jn Jl"mt'd robbery at a chi ld re n ·~ r loth 1n,e store across thP sn·eer. aurhori tlrs said . One report said t hf' ro))t)f'r went to th e rt'stauranr to ear and count the loot. A SWAT team fr om thl' l. os Angeles County Sheriff's Depart · men! wa s hellcoptrrrd in to ttw suburban town of 31 .1XIII and quickly surrounded !ht ' restaurant Police unit s from ar IPa:-.t rhrPt' oth er cities were also Sf'nt 10 did the small police fore!' in l.a VPrn e. which is locarrd abou T :w mUes Past of l.n ~ AnPI' IP.., A command post was srr up ar Lu th era n High Sehoul and a sher iff' s negotiator trird ro makt' contact with the suspPcts Abo ut II p .m .. offic t'rs wh o had access to plans of I ht• rPs Ia u rant. (reed a dozen PmDIOVf'PS from "Pediatric AIDS wt ll br a major g loba l c auSP of dea th among Infan ts and children. and In some co un tries th E' biggest such killer . durin g thP 1990's. " WHO sa id a nPw a nal .\ s1 s of world AIDS for the ftr sl lim<" included rstlm<:ttes of cas('" among Infants anrl rhildr<'n under 5 years old . Of th e 400,[)()() es ti mat ed rhl ld cases since 1980. it sH id . qo p<"rrent were In sub·Saharan Africa. "AddPd to the estimated BOO,[)()() cases In adu lt s, this raises the cum ul ative worldwide number of estimated AIDS cases to 1.2 million men. women and chUdren," WHO said. WHO had by Sept I recelwd official reports of2R.l010 cu mul.1 tlve cases of AIDS, or arqu i rf'd Immune deficiency sy nd rumr. in 157 countries . The true number Is now es tl mated to be more than four times hl!iher because of "ex tensive un:~er · recognitlon, under · reporting and delays in r eport · billion in automatic, across-theboard SpPnding cuts require<! under the Gramm· Rudman bal anced budget law. ThOS<' cuts, spl i t even ly be· tween defense and domestic programs, are schedu led to take place b<'ginning Oct. I. the start or federal fiscal year 1991. The cu Is are eXpec ted to cause massive furloughs of federal workers and huge cutbacks in servicC'S ranging from air traffic co ntrol to food lnspPctlons. \pgo ti ators m et for four hours Sundil .v night but fai led to reach agrePmrnt on severa l unresolved issues, includ ing Presi dent Bush's cal l to cut the capi tal gains tax At the White Hou se Monday, press secretar y Marlin l'itz· water denied that Bush 's support for r utting capital gains taxes on pro fits f rom thesaleof assets "is the major stumbling block'. in reaching a budgpt agreement, as Democrats claim . "Wr still don't havp agreement J\'rgotia tors arp work in g under on two or three otlwr areas as rapidly approach ing deadline ro ~voi d imposltion of $105.i wrll. big areas," F'it1water told re por!Pr s. "ThPIT' <HP many a other is sues still ou tstanding. We arP not even close on the spending cu t side. In fact, the Democrats have proposed SpPnd· i ng Increases. Fi t zwa ter chargl'd th at "De· mocrats havP bel'n able to focus artention on t he capital gains provision to 1he overall detrl ment of the progress in lhP negotiations. as far as wP arP concerned." Republicans ve nted frustra · tion on the House floor at lark ol a budget accord. "The Democrat leadersh ip of this Co ngress is not merely adamant and i ncalcitrant. it is also im compe tent. unable to pass a budget, unable to pass appro p ria ti ons and on ly willin g to allow (automatic SpPndlng cuts! to com e about," sa id Rep. Bill Fren ze l , R·Minn .. a budget negotiator. "We need a budget agreement now I t ha s Ia take place In the m•xt 24 hours. And Co ngress bPfler do it or it' s going to stand judged as even more lncompP· IPntt han It s usual low sta ndard " To dPmonst ra te th eir frustra - f I I \ ,, :- ~ Jl . I Sinr1' thp f•pitll'rninc tw _ gan. ,1"> m.~n, · ;!" !11.(}()0 iriLHll" ·rna\· h;l\ "j ' bN·n born"'to H l \ " inff'Cil'd wompn 111 tht• l" ni!Pd Sra trs. thr .IJ..:Pnn sa id ·· wHO rstJmi!lP'> th c1t a world · wlcl i · cumuld1 1\"t' 111L1l Df m:rr ."\ mtllton wonwr1 of chi ldtX'aring agr haq• bP('fl infPc trd \~ i111 Ill\" ... 11 >.,,!irl E :q>Prt~ ,tt Tlw ;JgPnn · ~ C:t oha l l'rocrdm on A IDS '\:t id the lnlpdCt 011 ;li l children is inCTPa:-. ln.l!l .\ t · nrn~oundPd b\ ! ' JI"I\ dl'alth ;u n nng HI\' infPctp(J mnth1 •1 " wi r h uninft •c!r-d flEMO~STit-\TIO~ .\ <iPnHtrMrator dis play _ , a _.,i~n :\londa~· nut.•drlf' Ill!' t·ourl in \l l hpllll~: Ci ndnnal i "ht'rt ' tht• uhst ·l'nity trial im uh ing lht· WH<r :-. din 'ctor g1·nr r Jl. Or Hi rosh i .\"ak;Jjima. "aiel th r or ,l!a ninJ tion f1•ars thai child AI DS will "rPVf'r<;t· major rPd uc lion ~ in ch ild m ortalit _ \' .. arh ir\'rd b.\ ]Jl"Ogrrs'i 1n fight i ng o1hrr rli ." ''aSf's . Dr. Micha el Mersens . thr AID' progra m din•ctor, sald. ··lrssrning 1his soc ial t ragrd_ , . v.: 1ll rPqu i n• the besr prrvr nt iVf ' mP thods th<JI we ha\'f' ro offf'r , i n particular thosP aimed at rf'duc ing sf'xua l transmission of l-1 1\' . ·· st:t id ! he " Mr asurrs tha t Pf'Oplr tak !' to protf'rt thrm srlvr~ and thf' i r c hildrt,n incl udin g practis ing saff'r sex a nd see king earl~/ tr('a1menl for sexua lly t ra n smit tf'd disrases." hP sa id . Lottery numbers CLEVE LAND iiJ Pii - Man day's winning Ohio Lotter.v numbf'f s: Pick ~ 3 Pick·l 02.10 Cards king of hearts. e ig ht of c lubs. seven of diamonds. three or spades . Cartoonist fired over depiction of blacks in Miami student paper OXFORD. Oh io t UP li - Thr student nPw spa per at Miam i Universit y hil s fired its editori al ca rtoonist , who ran a ca n oon drpi c t i ng black Mi<Jmi o:;rudents shar klrd. with nu mouth s Th e car toon i n The Mi am i Stu dent was a protest agains t Mi ami 's move to implem ent a plu s-or -minus grading system despil~ student oppositio n to the plan. It sho ws five black rnc•n with bare feet bring admon ished bv a facu lt y member who sa.vs. " From now on you won ' t j~ s t pick co tton ... but you wi ll pick co 11on and be g raded w it h t his new plus-minus gra d i ng system that I have d ev i sed ·· Car toonist Richard Carr said in a co lum n al ter hi s firing that he was tryingtolinktheproposed gradin g ru les to slaven·. Bu' ou tragpd students and teachers sa id lflP portra yal was ra cis t . "You do not n:latf' the plusand-m inus superficia l grading "Ys tem to somrt h i ng as serious a·s the cond I l ion of slavery." sa id Ma ri o Beatty. vice president of the B la ck Student Action Assoc iation . ' 'Some people saw it as a b lat ant racis t statement .. I believe it' s an incident of really blatant ignorance prevalent in th is soc iPi y about cultural d iversi t y.·· Editor Carolvn Ptone and anothe r edito r· approved the car toon be fore it was published. Pione ra n an apology in thepapP r in wh ich she said the cartoon "'a s printed "because of bad judg· ment, irresponsible journalism The Daily Sentinel- Page- 7 Business Services and care l ess n ess my c ar elessness ... She sa id she would have blocked the cartoon i f it had d t~ pi r ted sexis m against women. Th e blilck student association has coJJpcted about 2,000 signa· lures on a pelition that calls for an end to negat ive portrayals of m in orlt ies . About 3 percent of the univ er si t .v 's 15,500 students are black . Pi one said the newspaper fired . Ca rr because he felt there wa s nothing wrong with the cartoon . Carr could not be reached for comment. In thP column he sa id the cartoo n was not meant to offend blacks and said the cartoo nist' s job i s to "push t o th e limit s th e b oundar i e s of acceptability" MICROWAVE OV.EN REPAIR COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING OFFEIS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU.... All MAKES Bring It In Or We Pick Up. •Mobile Home P~r~s KEN'S APPL!,ANCE SERVICI . •Mobile HorTul R•nlels •Lo~ Rentals 992·5335 or 985 ·3561 992-7479 Across From Post Office 217 E. So<, Pomeroy Rt. 33 North of Pomeroy, Ohio POMEROY, 1· 12.' 88· Hn OHIO l/6/'90/lfn I .----------!...--------.., Now In 'fTellii.IJ:DI8 Ill cnun:niJI. Stock!! BErJIJHrrDfSIGif POMEROY, OHIO : At. 7 & S.R. 143 ALBANY, OHIO : At. 50 & S.R 143 NEW HOURS: POMEROY : 9 a.m .- 7 p.m . 7 Doys ALBANY: 10 a.m.·5 p.m. 6 Days, Closed Sunday PAYING AS OF TODAY, SEPT 11 , 1990 #1 Copper •1 per lb .; Clean Dry Aluminum Cans, 46C per lb. Clean Auto Radiators 44C lb .; Batteries '1 .25 ea. Yellow Brass 40c lb.; Alum . Sheets 40C lb. 614 992-5114 CAIN'S of Mlddlspott UPHOLSTERY MOBILE HOME FURNACES · HEAT PUMPS All FURNACE PARTS Hand Tufting Custom Drapes 36 Years Expt'rif'n('t" BENNETT'S MOBILE HOME HEATING & COOLING 0 E located on Safford School Rd. off Rt. 141 :;:: (614) 446-9416 or 1·100-872-5U7 a\ 614-992-2328 We Soy Whet We Do . We Do What We Soy . 9-6·1 mo. ,,..,••, Announcements 3 Announcements Gold Credit Card, cattladvance program . VIsa/Master card guar No security deposit 1·900-446- 0040 , $25. Heart saarch singles network. An exelllng way fo m•t aom .. one special. Write Hear1search, P.O. Box 1043 , Gallipolis, OH . 45631. IMPORTANT NOTICE Tl'la deadllna lor chang11 to be made In lha 1991 Ohlo Valley Phone Book Is Friday, October 51 h. Anyone needing addltlona, · deletions, changes, or wishing USED APPLIANCES CA PF: CA NAV [fli\ 1, !'I a 'l'hr spat'<' sltu!I IP I UP II DiscovPry was elf' a rPd TuPs da~' for bla stofl Ort. li on ,.. $7511 million mission 1o fil-l' a Jo:urn· pPan sr iencr prot:K> over thP polPs of the sun . /\ form al fli gh1 rradinf' ss rr \'if'v..·. which usual ! ~· l<~ s ls tv,:o da.vs. was co mplr trd in a singlr da.v Monda.v and Wi ll iam Lrnot r. r-.;ASA' s a ssoriatr administrator fo r spacr fli g ht. Sl'l lhP offic ta l tar grt datf' C'ar l.v Tue sda~· altrr mf'et ing in rxPcu ti\·r SPssion v.:ith oth f'r top managrrs "This datr is a Jittlr surrf'ss orirn trd a nd is drprnd Pnt on not f'ncou nt eri ng any unu sua l probl ems," sa id shuttle program director Robert Crt ppen . "Bu t I think twr) havragoodchanceol making the sixth ." If all goes well. Di scovery and its rrrw will bl as t off at 1: :1;1a.m. EDT on Ort . li to ktck off a four -day miss ion. NASA ·s fir s! sin cf' April bcrausr of hydrogf' n fu r l lraks th.o~t grou ndf'rl thr <,hu ll if's Col umt)i<l and Atlantis Thf' NJi ional Arr onautirs and Sparr Ad min is t ra1 ion originally hop<'d to launrh Di scovrr y anr1 it s flve-m J n r r rw on Oct . :1, bu1 the flight is runni ng sligh tl y behind sc hedule becau se of de lays i n Jaunrhing an Air Forcr Tit a n 4 rockf't fr om th r nrarb:v Ca pe Ca navera l Atr F orce St at ion . Thr Tita n~ . possib lv carry tng a spy sa t r l lit(' to hrlp monitor ac tiv iti rs i n th P Prrsian Gulf. was groundrd at thr T -mlnus fivP·minutf' mark br·forP dawn Sund av. p ossi bl .\ · brf<JUSP of a propr!IJnl ICC! k Ti tan launrhr~ <HP ronductrcl unde r a cloud ol '\I'CrPc y J ncl ch'tails crhou t 11w miss ion Wf'!'(' not a\" allahiP . Zambian president suspends members favoring democracy l.l1Si\Kr\. Z.:tmbia tl ' Pi t i' rf' sickn t 1\pnnPih K<Junda . ju '. t <HlP day a fh·r proposing to sn<Jp thp OllP ·part_v S_\ Sit' Ill. SUS!Jf'ndf'd thrPf' nwmbf'r ~ of Pa rl iament Tuf' sd ~t .\ ' for going too L:n i ll !'.'>pclU\in g mu lti p~11 t.\ dPmo (TJ('\"' B(' nnw Mwii11ga. unr of thr '\ usr.x• nd ed mrmhL'r s of t hr Uni · IPd f\ia ti o na l lndf •pcndrn c ~ · i 1 al"f\', accu'>rd K;tuncla of ''iolat in g the co nstitution ··The fact that wt· ho ld d iffer · Pnt virws f r om thosl' uf thr UN I P dors not mran thal wr hav(' stopped bring UN IP member s. " hr sai d. " \\<'(' havf• takf'n thi s as v ing horsf'. " th(• las 1 k ick of a rl _ Mw i inga .sa id hf' <Jncl thf' tv.ro othf'rs susprndpd from thr J:l~> · m ember partv left t h<' 21t h N<Jtlo nal Co unc il sr.;;s ion of th(' UN I P lmm ediatel .v aflerKaunda announct•d th r ir suspension He quoted the president as saying th r three had gonr "ton far i n th eir crlllclsm of the party polic ies " par liamentarian. Humphre.v Mulemba , " It seem s UNfP wants to p rec ipit a l (' a crisi s In this counlrv . You do not p lay abo ut with the co nstit ution l ike that ," Jos hua Lumina. another of the suspe ndPd parliament m ember s. Kaunda made an unexpec ted po li cy reversal Monday in a hid to avert mounting popul ar dis ~ con te nt. He the n as ked the UN!P :-J.Jt irw al Co unc i l to approvp an ('llcl to thf' o nr -pa r ty stil tr and di "card a na tiona l poll on t hP i'.s up 'rhrd utrd for 1991. Pro -clrmonary act i vists WPI comf'd lhf' pr opos<~ l and Art hur Win a. cha irm an of lhP oppos it ion Multi l 1ar t\ r<a tiona l Intrrim Commil1f't'. Wina said hr wantt'd 10 rrrdi t Kaunda " for having rr~l 1111' po!itiral signs fo r chct n gf'\fJTT~'Ci l y . " Wina said th p rnu l1 i par IJ movt'rn(•nt would .<, LHI p l<~ n n ing slrrtteg!Ps "' to catch up with tlw change." Kaunda hat! annou nc Pd in .lunl'. fo ll owing a Wf'Pk of blcxxl y .tnti govPrnment rio ting, lha l Za mb ia wou l d ho ld a r PfPrPnd um in August 199 1 to tr.s t popular support for a rPiurn In t hr mul t i -party systf'm phasf'rl out 17 .Vf'ars ago But thr K> · year~o ld presldPnt, who ha s rul ed slm:'P lndPpPnd <'nce from Britain In 1964, said Monday he was propos ing a restorat ion of democracy with · ou t holding a referendum to prevent furth er bloodshed tn th e debt · st rappPd sou thern African state and because·· ] do not wa nt to split the coun try Into two camps . Under Kaunda' s new propos · a is, a pres ident wou ld be directly elected for a five· year term by a majority vote. But he gave no del a lis of requl rements forcandl· dates or prospective parties nor any Ind ica tion or wh en an elec· l ion would be held . ROOFING 949-2168 8.). 9(). I mo .. GAME ROOM PROTEST I~ ('[NCrNNATI - A group of gay protestors stagL•d a " di('-in " in front of the ConternporarJ<' 1\rts ft•ntrr in Cincinnati to prol<'Sl lhP ohseenity trail of the CAC for the PH. 949-2801 good home . Call anytime 814· 992·3877. 2 white male dogs, Long halrM, very friendly. 614-379·2714. 2 year old male blu1 hiller dog , Ca ii614·669-30J9 after 4:30p.m. 3 all blaek, 1 111 while klt11nt, 3 blonde 6 wk. kill ens, 3 graywhite S month e1ts. 'To good ·· Hall Auslrlllan Shepherd, 304- 675·3648. •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates 985-4473 667-6179 '90 tJn hom•s. 614-446-0317. 3 f•ma le adu" cats. 2 female R•. L. HOLLON TRUCKING CHESTER, OHIO •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE Between Wilkesville and Salem Center Day or Night NO SUNDAY CAlLS •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. Bashan Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT • II Now Homos hilt " Free 6:30P.M. PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949-2860 Foctory Chob Shotguns Only Strictly Enloned 12 Gouge NO SUNDAY CALlS 9 25 .' 99·Hn 4-16-lf>.Hn 985-4422 Puppies lo glvaaway. 614-446- , 1909. Two tull blooded Daehshunds 3 yr female and 2 yr male , lG4D82 -3686. Ratrlgeralor, a! u ..d S1cond Avt . GiillipoUa. , 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY DAY ad ~ and rou nd at n o c h•gf dil'(~ ad~ 611._., pubh c al•on 10 make c o rr~ C I• O n fhanks Hi!OO~ Yara MPm n r~ am c i&B.f,~ ~.t,,.prt"Pmenl pl;~ rf!"d I Announcemenls unde< 15 w t' r<l s w <ll bP a!l l u • tJ II c aprtB I 1('111!1 S <S 0 0 ublf' D I<Cl' Of <ld CO S! S4 DO S6 00 $9 .00 I5 1 - Card of ] In Than~s A th J - A nnou c emcn!~ 4 Gl\' l!o!IWa~ 5 H1pp~ Ads [., - lost tJnd Found 9 53 - Ant1QUt'~ 54 M,n Me1 chand •se 11 00 AM Stl.1U fl 0AV } 00 PM M O NDAV 1 00P M TUE SOAY r~IOAY PAP[~ 2 00 PM WEDNESOr-\Y ] 00 PM THU R SDAY S UNDAY PA r fA J OOPM n'liDAY 6u1 ldm g Suppl1es Pels fo r SaiP 57 Mut• cal ln11ru m e-nu 58 - Frwli ~ VeglrtllbiBS Wanted to Bu~ Farm Supplies & L1ves1ock 63 s 1 To D o I 17 M•s c ellaneou W~~rn "'O c ot er tilt ' 21 - Bu5oness 22 - M o n~ (oUt1irtll~ tr'l''f!ltollf' t' 1rhn11p'L . Ge ll 11 CotJnl~ Aru C:o d e ti 14 M"' !P C n unly Are<l Code 614 WV Code 304 Mils o n Are~ Oppor1ur'''' 10 loan 23 - P1Q )85,10nll Serv• C8! Real Estate Co 31 Homes tor Sale for SaiP 32 - Moblltl Home s 446 Gan,p oh s 99] Cheshtre JBR V1n1n r 245 - R•o G1arnJe 256 - Guven o,~t &43 A••b· a o,~, 379 WalntJt MuidiMJ O<I PomlrC"l~ 367 985 843 ChH iflt Portland 747 - Let art f&ll~ 949 Fl• c""'' 74 2 Rutland 667 675 - PI Pleaunl 458 - l eon 576 - Appl e 773 G rove M uon 88 2 - Nt~w Hayen R95 - lft11 rl 937 - Bu !laJ o Co o lv,lle 21 lil!VJ 33 - Fflrms for Sill! 34 - Buslness Bwldmg s 611 65 304 ·675-2295 Now Cleantng Room s ol Carpet for 122 Each Transporlalion 'LIGHT HAULING 'FIREWOOD Autu5for 72 73 Trucks l or S11le V11n5 II> 4 VI(D s 74 75 76 77 Rent 46 - Sp•c• forRenr 4 7 - warned t o Rent 48 - Equ•pmenl tor Ren1 49 - For Luu trlandlr small · and wh 1ta tong haired dog, r&cenlly spayed. 2917 Birch Ava, 304-6?5-3665. · Found very lamala blk Found: Female, bla ck pvppy In downtown Pomery ar~~a_ Approximately 4-5 montht old. 614/992-3420 :--:-:-::::-::-:-:--=~cc- Found: In Rodney, Male beagle. 614-245-567'1 =;.::..:::..:,:;--::;;-=-::... oil while LOST small Meadowbrook 304-675-1494. 7 CAR FOR SALE 1987 DODGE COLT DL PS, PB, AC, AM/FM cassette, auto· malic, 4 new tires. Gets good gas mileage Only one owner. Must sell. Make offer 614·992·2377 Services Home lm pr ovttrr'let'ltl 62 - Plumbm\,1 !o Hettmg 81 Retriget"l l •on Sandhilf dog, ' area. ""' ~• Yard Sale & VIcinity ALL Yard Sa tes Must Be Pa id In Advance . DEADLINE : :Z:OO p.m. the day before the td II to run~ '' S vnday edition • 2:00 p.rti: ,_ Friday. Monday edition - 2:DO , p.m. Saturday. .', House let! side North of owtir- '· cross. Something For Everyon~ 992-2269 Pt. Pleasant USED RAILROAD TIES & Vlclnlly 3 t1m it y, Tues & Wed, 8:00-6 :00 52 Burdell• Addn, & mlcrowevl cabin•!. treeuf/ratrigtrtiOf, ,. clothes, wostern books, mlac. RACINE GUN CLUB GUN SHOOTS 1:00 P.M. SUNDAYS B Public Sale & Auction Rick Pearson Auction Company , now booking auctions, ·~· plllfl•nc& makn lhe duteranet · Licensed Ohio, Kentucky, Wnt Virginia, 304-nJ-5785 12 Gauge Fadory Choke only David Bo9gs Auction Servlc1, Now booking auctiona, licensed m Oh10, 614-446-7750. SHOOTS START SEPT 16, 1990 9 Sept. 4.tf n Wanted to Buy Uoma brew bontes & capper 614-446-6559. boUle Used mobile homes, ct ll 614· 446.{)175. SER~ICE We can repair and re con radialors and heater corH. We con also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT· HILL FORD 992 -2 196 Middleport, Ohio t· ll ·«c PLUMBING & HEATING 76 Ca rn~llf'l:l Eqv•pmerH 79 - Camp~S & Motor Homes " BILL SLACK Motor cvc r~ fl nau /1, Mnt C"ln tor SAI!f! Aulo P1trl1 & AccesSOtl6!1 Aulo Repeor SJ- hci'Jating 84 - Electr•c•l & a Thurs. Frl, Bulaville Rd. Fourth Sale 71 I;Mjlijd 41 - Houses for Rent 4 2 - Mob 1l 1t Hom es lor Re nt 4 3 - F•rms for Rerll 4 5 - Furnished R ooms Cet ResuJfs Fad Wanted to B uv l •vest ock H&y & G•&•n Sl!ed & Fe rHI• ~e • 35 -- lott & Acruge 3£, - Re1l Ettlte W1nte d 44 - Aptrrment tor .t~ul 'U htl·rl r. , ch .J il)Cc· v.•IIH'"' uot ltt· \' 11 ·1.1 ."'' " 111 ., 11,,, .' , •,, < • 1,, , .1 I I ti ll ! ll h ' " i l ' I .IIH (., r , 1 full H ' .lt "' 'II' Ill! lloi thdr .lll. .d' n l l llll "ll ·" , 1 j'l<llti r . .J . NEEDED PART and FU LL TIME HE LP. Ga s patd . Call CAPTAIN STEAMER CLEANE RS 6l - f111m Equtprnenl 6] 121diHQfll pn,ees HULLETIN 80,\RD DEADLINE 4: 30P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION 59 - For Sale or Trade 11 - He lp W1nred 12 - S1tua11on W•nre o 1J - Insuran ce 14 - Busmes! Tram 1ng 1 ~ Schools & ln st•u c tton 16 - Rad< o TV& C BR 111u" lB SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL !Hi lheDII <Iy Sen l "'el1t' • ,n O AV BEFOR E PU Bli CATION ( . /n .l .l ifre<i BULLETIN BOARD 56 c i ~S•f,ed d•spliJY Bus•nos5 Ca rd and legal ri Q!I CI!5 ftl\!l appl'lll •n I h e Pt Pleas11n1 Reg<11<'H Bnd lh~ Ga " Jl O!t~ Da il v lr~bune 'llAchmq 0 1111r 18 000 t1 omes M ONDAY PAPE_A 992-2156 I Good~ W<ll TU ESDAY PAPFR WFON£SOAY PAP I. R THURSDAY PAPFR "' 1- Merchandise ccp1 COPY DEAOU N£ 44 51 Ho u seh o l d 1 51 - S pott •ng G ood s Nhpm o r~ 7 - Ya•r1 Sill~ IPIII d ,n fldw,1n re 8 Pubhc S11le II. Auc l <o" S111~ ADS 20 30 60 15 s 13 00 10 05 "dAy S, 30 day 15 M on ! hly A 11111 a• e l o • co nt.e CuiiVf' rur1 s tJ• o ke n u o d1!'1 ~ w•l l be chargl!ll l r>• f!.trh r1""' .IS tf!OIHIII~ IUh G<Jih11 o• M<J~ on c ounl <eli m u ~t tw I"'' G • vl'awa~ Over 15 Words Ante 15 15 3 6 half grown black · puppy, downtown Pomery area . Ued lvm la ng1 h hair, loves people. 614f992.J42o. PM Words Lost & Found Ml c'rowevt IN THE ED sot Gallipolis 812 90tfl'l RATES Days Estimatas" . temalt •ANYTHING AT All 4 · 16· 86~ Hn e Long h1 lrad part Angof8 kltlen•: 304 ·rn·5259. Found •FILL DIRT . • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace 'A Ntw location: 168 North ll<ond Mi<ldloporl, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE 85 - Generlt Hauling 86 - Mob•le Home R•P •" Wanted to Buy : HorNs or · Ponies . 614·446-2107-day, 614- '. 388-8504 , evenings . Wanted To Buy: Junk Autos with or without motora. Call Larry live ly. 614 ·388-9303. Employment Services 11 Help Wanted AVON • All areas, Call Marilyn , Waavtr 104-682-2645 . AC COU NTIN G/COMPUTI NQ JOBS. Tri -County's Adu" · · Program will provide you wit, tra ining tor a vartaly ot Account· ing •nd Oata Proc•ssing Jobt by giving you Instruction tnd · "handl·on" lralntng In a modaiT) ,. lab furn ished with up-to-data e- 1 qulpment. Call 1·80(}..837-6501 • NOW 1o secura your place In thia exe itlng program. Fall Term , clesses begl11 Oc:lober 1, 1990. "AVON I All Ar111 I Shlrtey ... Spaar11, 304-675-1429. DON'T BE LEFT BEHIND BY . THE RAPID CHANGE tN MANUFACTURING TECH<NOLOGY. Rtcalvt Speelattzed 1111lnlng In mechanical , tlyd- '.' · rauttc: and tlectr1cal como .1 ponenls Ctl taetory equlpi!t~nt lfll ~ lho AduH lndustrlat ' : maintenance Program 11 Tht ·· AduH 8 7- UphO lllery Educallon C.niOI'-Tri; County Vocallon School. Wa hnt a 'llrletv ot funding ·' 1 sourcea avalltbll tor tllglblt.:,j Hnppen . 11 , >noc' FDIC :2 male kittens, 6 weeks old to a •New Homes ar Res. 949·2860 RACINE FIRE DEPT. Robert Mapplethorpe photo exhibit. the <•xhihit con taine d several sexually Pxplidt photos show ing homoeroti c ads. (UP I) Classi c .ud o f Gallipolis Giveaway •Garages HRS.: Wed.-Thurs.- Fri. S:OO p.m.· ll:OO p.m. Sot. 12 Noon-IT p.m . GUN SHOOT In Middleport 4 waak old klttans. 614 -992-!m. 1-11 ·90 rfn d., The Bank That Wakes Thin/(s 992-6661 446-0902 "At Reotonoble Prices" 9-12 -'90- 1 mo 'Ad\ lhar musl hP pihrl m advan ce are THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY CUSTOM BUILT HOMES &GARAGES NOW OPEN Wed. thru Sat. · 7 po•nt l<ne T~pe on I~ use d l n! Nf'~l paid lo prin cipal BISSEll BUILDERS RACCOON VALLEY SPORTSMAN CLUB 'Senu n el1~ not 1espor1S1blf' tor error~ aher f~rst d""" 1 Ch e c~ lo• ~" <l ' l IH51 d"'l a rt •un~"' P"'~'"'' l C a l l hl' fo r,. ? 00 f1 m rr·n .dll' l•·f I " til• "n l..lr '" ,, and rompoundf'd W('('kly flalpo; r•llf'f'l lvr s,pl Reduce sate and tast wilh GoBese Capsules and E-Vap " Waler Pills ' At Fruth Pharma cy: " 5 run] ·kr''"' ~?J. 'JI:Jljl)l.j li uh~t .IIH I. II pion Directories Inc. P.O. BoJ 22, Norwallt , OH 44657. BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION 5 ~ lt 'Pf! CII! o l M .lX IIIllllll f.HESTER 985-3301 FREE ESTIMATES 'R eef!"'" ~ 'i O ''" '-u u nt lo• i! d \ llll 'd "' .tdv11n c f' s10,000 MINIMUM DEPOSIT BAUM LUMBER Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting ' FriH' lii(J.,r Amcr ica's F avor trl· Porrobl e Spa NEW- REPAIR MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. d{'r.l d \ 9 - 12· ' 90· 1 mo Howard L. WriteSII POMEROY & GALLIPOLIS PHONE 446-01199 tlt',1n ·"1 Every Sunday 9-5 weokdays at 1-800-556-8930 -. or mall lnformallon to: Cham· 304-882-251g. pa •d C.d l llr vi'ilf \ "llLJr C('mr; rl Trust offic~· for SHOOTING MATCH Between Wilkesville and Salem Center !0/l0/891fn TO PlACf AN AD CAll 992 -21 Sb Ttl< lt..,fllmn .., RACCOON VALLEY SPORTSMAN CLUB Starting at 11 :00 A.M. POMEROY, OHIO 1--' 0liCifr. 'Ad& o ul~"l .. M~'l.<' C.tHnmHnwrll R e tr eat Auo11 From Post Oflico OCTOBER 1st The 7 -Da y Prcrnn1111 C)) ~~ ,tnl!tlll' r t·xamrl (' 11f ou1 \(l) Oa y · A · Yt•:Jr 992-5335 or 985-3561 DRIVERS EDUCATION ClASSES Enjov rhe flexibility Jnd liquidtly o f J CD which is JuromJrtCJJiv ren ewJ ble ,1nrl cedeem 3blc J r C'Jch 7 day Jn ni ver sJry Y ou r KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE ® Rnh(•rt MappiNhopt· photo t•xhihit al lht· Cont~ · m · pnrary 1\rt"' Cf•nh•r i!ti undt•rwal . Tlw art."i i 'f'nlt'r i."i lltTUSt'd of Oh!tit"t'nily in .,.l;owing llw photo gra phs . I I ' PI I HOT SPR IN G SPA 90 DAY WARRANTY WASHERS-1100 up DRYERS-$69 up REFRIGEAATORS- $100 up ' RANGES- Gas·Eioc. - $125 up FAEEIERS- 1115 up MICRO OVENS- 179 up .sel launch dale i ng , .. II \; lid ,\ lfJS Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio NASA managers t /w h ;~~Pnwnt Abour midnight . thn ' P rnuffli'd Pxplosio ns fr om " flash ba ng'· g:rf'nadrs Wf'!'f' ht>ard and a suspect was seen bring clragg£"<l from lhl' building. Anothf•r m<:tn . his fc.rcP bloodird and at first thought to br a susl)(•('t bu t l atl'r identifird by poli rt• Sg t .John Ortt.: ga as CJ hos tagr. wa s tilken fr om thr buildin g. No stm1 s \Vf'n ' fir r d l'p<.;ta i rs. !--.P\"f'll uthPr people , appar'(' ntJ.\· r u strmwr " and in e luding a1 if'a:-. t tlllP chi ld . wNr 1"(''\C' U('d aftrr thf' S\\',\'f' team " tornwd thf' rrstauranl :\ ~N'Ond man was ;JJ T f' S tPd <,f' \'Pral hours bf'l on ' llll' St'igt• !'ndf'cl ancl l hf• hPJ\"i!y tatuoPd ~U"Pf'C i W,t'-o SPPrl l.\·i ng hand cuffpd in thP back old police car ,\ rw ar b.\" shoppi ng r'PiltPr was !'\·acuatt•d a nd surrounding strPPh Wt'rP clcN'd. and family nwmtwrs of llw ho c; !a gps ga · ttwrf'Cl at L1 \ ·('r nP· s IJO)ic{' stat ion Ttw inrldPn! broughl btlrk rrwmorr1·~ nf anollwr Sourhrrn Ca l ifnrn1a :\1riJon;tlrb On Julv \ K.l~l~ in1hrSan0iPgosuhurbof s ,~n Y '-o idro. '1.2 Pf'Oplr diPd i n a fu..,il laclf' nf g unfil"l ' includ ing ~.:unman .l,;tmt '." 0 . Huhrrt~. who k1llrd 21 pPop lt • .tt tht• rl's tauranl lw fon· tw1ng _ ..,1Ju1 t11 dt'ath b_v a polir(~ ... nipf'r It \~" il ." tht• si ng lt ' largPst ma s.., :-. hi!OI In,C mur·d!'r 111 Ll :-.inglf' da\ in l. S. htston · "(If 1hi' inL1111~ horn to inf('f tt·d moth t'l'- dht1u1 ~ ~~ pt'tTPnl Wi ll not 1 h( •JTi c-.t•]\"1'" ht • infPch•d. ·· tht ' n•port "ai d ·Jf oH·e,·f'r, man\" ol thP:-.(' uninfl'( 'fl'd r hilcln•n \\."(J i ll b<•co mP orphan ~ a:-. thl ' ll" par<' nh '-UC' C' uml) tn :\IDS · Child murL!li l _\· r ali'" in urbt~n C(' Jllt 'l 'l of ~ ub - S a ha r dn Afr ica rna .\ r i ~ r b~ ~() !Jl'tT rnr durin_g tht ' 1~1~1\"l' s tw r au sP of rh o<.,<' rhildrrn infrC'If'd hY Il l\' dP\'Ploping lion, Ho uS<' Republicans dP. manddPd t ime· consuming r oll ca ll votes on a long l ist of mosDy non -co ntroversia l bills on Monday 's Hou SP ca lendil r - bills which or ten pass on voi ce votes or lop-sided recorded vo tes wi th b roa d biparti san h acking . R ep. Robrrt Walke r. R·Pa . one of tho se dema nding roll cal l vo tes. said the GOP wanted "no morf' businrss as usual' ' in thP !louse w!lh o ut a IJUdget agrePmPnt. llou se Drmocra t ir lraders "·en' PXPf'C tr d to br ing to thP fl oor latt>r thi s wepk a trmpora ry spPnding bil l to keep govrrnmen1 agenc ies fund ed through mid Octobt:>r at thi s yf'ar's leve l Wi thout such leg islation , they will run ou t or m oney Oct. 1. But it was unc lear whet her that bitt woul d delay beyond Oct . I impos ition of th e automatic cut:; to give negotiators more time Fi tzwat er sa id thE' administration has thrf'alf'nPd to veto any bitt delaying the Oc t. I deadlim' but sa id " we' wlll wail to spcwha l lhP siluation is when WP gPI ttwrr . " Tuesday, September 25, 1990 !o advertise should call bttw"n . UN agency: 400,000 babies have AIDS GENEVA tCP i t - 1\n es11 mated 400.000 i n(a n t s ha \"I' '--.O L1 1 bf>en strirkPn by AIDS ancl mUJions will havp dP\"f'l op('d cwJ died from 1hr disrasr b~' thP \"l':lJ 2[)()(), the World Hea lth Organilil lion said Tuesdav ThP U.N. hralth agPnrY t·;~J!I ' d the s!tuation a "~rim '>oci;ll tragedy" cauSf'd b\ nwtht·r" Infectin g their childrf'n •ith thr ' huma n lmm uncx:J rficiPn<'~ \·i r u" . which cau ses A IDS Transmissio n n ( thP \' iru " h now mainly hPif'n JsPxual . whidl means HI\' inff'ction ""i.'> ri"inl: steep ly" a mong womrn of ('hild bearing agP, lhP agf'nc.v sa id "This mran s a l'OTTt'.<, pondi ng Increase !n lh P numhn of infant " acquiring HIV inlrrtlon from their mothPr brforr . durin g or shor11y aflf'r birth ." it sa id About 700,000 H IV i nf£•C!<"d in fanls ha ve hpen born worldv.:id P. mostly ln Afrlcan and olhf'f deve loping countriP~ si nn' l hl' AIDS pandem ic hegan i n I~RO . WHO said. "Or thP H) mill ion nr morP c hildren PXpPCIPd lo bP inft 'CtPcl . the vast majorit .v will hau· developPd AIDS a nd diPd In th<' year2000," it said . Tuesday, September 25, 1990 ·Get Quick Res..ults! Place A $5. Per Day ·aulletin Boarrl' Aclvertise ment In The Daily Sentinel Classified Section. I ' appltcantt. Clu•• Naln Oo- , J toblr 1st. Call 1-8oo-63"A508 to register. •". �Page - 11 8 - The Da11y Sentmel Pomeroy - 42 Mobile Homes 51 Babystnlng In my home only Preferably a young woman Must be reHable & have good reterane11 2 Children 614·441· Nice 2br with llvlngroom, dining room, tx:pando In l!ldwt~ll Aru. $250 month, pius Mposlt, call &14·388-85U befOfl 2p.m. R•l. requlr.cf om Colmetologlst ""d11d1 Guaranteed wag•, paid vacations 614446·7261 44 for Rent Daytime, per1-tlme babyslller wantad In Ch~&hlre, Kyger Creak lrN Cell •htr 5pm 6 14. 367-0314 1 bedroom apar1ment In Mid dlapor1 Total electrf(:, wsllr and kitchen f\lrnlshed, $210 monthly plut dlpoelt. 614-992-3667 or 614-;92-3312. Eam money by the week Join the numbera to demonstrate "Chrl•tmat-Around-Tht-World" JLtly -Oecember Laave nama, eddress, and phone number on lntwtrlng atrvlce 614-992-6319 Euy Phone Work I A local number on $325 a dey, 11 nol more, plu• 1nswer phon11 tor Nollonwlclo Co, now horlog' 6N· 446-7496 ohtr 6p m Eaoy Worl<l Excollonl P•v• A.. 1emblt Products 11 ~om• Call lor lnlormallon. 504~41 -8003 El 313 Experienced medl1 u lte reprltanttlllil Basi plut commlsslon 304-721·7885 call lor InteNiew. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS HIRING $16,000-$62-LOOO year. Call •-oos-684-6500 ""Go 968 tor lmmtdlllt responH. Full lime· b1bytlttlng position _ available In my ho mt. .. ~nd resume to P 0 Box 21, Kerr, OH 4!643 Holp wanlod Dey & Nigh! ShiH, apply In ptreon, Mon--.:rl, between 2-4, 11 01iry OuMn of Gallipolla HOME TYPISTS, PC uaera neodtd $35,000 potent111. Oatalls (1) 805-187-6000 Ext . B4682 Horse Tralntr to train & show Ouar1er Horsn In W•slern Pleasufll & Hiller Cia.... 614286-6522. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS tor Displ1c1d Homemektrs nttdlng tmotlona l support, building aelf-conlldence, car11r lden fllicallon, )ob rlld ineat Call Betty Adklnl II Buckeye Hilla Career Center tor Information. 614-245-5334 :-:-::-;:c:::-~---:-~:-::-,.-~- 2&3 BR country, VInton lrlill Stovt, Refrigerator. Water, trash paid. $200, $210 plut deposit , both tlave larga room additions , Very nice. 614-3a8·9688. 2 rooms & bath, newly fllmodeled.r.. $200/mo. All ulllllaa lnclud.d, LJepoalt required, 614446·7731, &14-446-4222. • 11 "BenSOn iS ()Uf price-raising specialist, and Whittaker is in charge Of lowering qual. ly." 1 '-----------T""----------l r 11 31 Help Wanted ----'-----Want nportencad phone ptrton par111me, 304-675-1725 HouH, 3 bedroom rencher, 6112 lcrn,'".. 04 .,_,•7•33n ...- 12 32 Situation Homes for Sale Mobile Homes wanted for Sale White lady, wldow, would llkt mail & pasalble (:Ompanlons~lp with wh1!1 melt In early 60'1. PO Box 30:2 , Tuppert Plains, Ohio 45783 $40 DOWN on 11ny new tlngl• wkte, plut tu 1nd IIIII to qualllltd buyert. Aa 1dvertl1.d on TV . Call EIMI Home C.nltr 1-800-58\1-!710 Wanted to Do '74 Baron, 12J'60, 2 bedrooms, all electric, uc cood, 304--8953534 18 Experienced child Clrl In my home, Mondey lhru Frldey, 6.30 am till 5 30 pm, 304-675-2029 Furniture refinishing end repair, quality WOI'k 1nd ff11 lltlmalll, 304-675-7991. 12x85 Mobile Home, rtttda, some rep1lr, $2,995, will con· sldll' (:ar or P U Trtde-ln, 614446~189, Of 114 ..... 46-6885. 14x70 Mobile home end lot. 3 btdroom, rufll water 614-367· 0154 Gtt your ch1ln &IW Nrvlctd lor lirtWood uuon, Siders Equlpmenl Co, Hender~n, WV 1970 Skyllrtt 2 btdroom 12~~:60 304-675-7421 Oat 1tov1, gil tumaee, ctrpel HouHCIIInln~ or care of the 13500· 6141378-&23&. INTELLIGENCE JOBS FEO, CIA, US Customs DEA, etc elderly, S3 dey, Of both 1974 C.rrlage Houu, All ele(: Now Hiring. Llatin~s (t) 805_ $40/dey Ref's 614-44&-ns3 2br, 2 bat hi, 12x&5 $8,000 614·~o•-• K-1016 .. 1 y 446-\511. 687........., ~ ... age un Dey Care Center JOB HUNTING? NEED A SKIL L? rellonable, dependlble , 1975 Cham~ion 14x65, 2 BR, stt WE TRAIN PEOPLE FOR JOBS licente, quellty ch ild t;lrl Moo- up on private lot on 218 6 ml d1y thru Friday, 7 30 1111 5·30 from town. 14500. FrH rent tor 11 Auto Mechanlca, Account· log/Computing SpecialIt t, Car- For more Information or to 1 y11r &14-258-1393 regl1t1r 304-67~68-47 ponllrsl Cosmetologists, 1982 Townhoutl, 14X7'D, double E.loctric 1n1, Food Servlc• Mlu P1ul1'1 D1y C1re Ctnter 1xpando, CA, On prlv1te rented Workttl , Ellt(:tronlcs Tlt(:h· S1tt, 1Hordabl1, chlldcare M-F lot In Rodney. 814-446-1538 1fl1r niclans, Industrial Malntananc• 6 1m.. 5.30 p m Ag01 2 ·10 5p m Workers, Machlnlste, Before, 1f11r echOOI Drop-Ins Paralagats, Secr111rles and wetcom• 814-446...8224 1964 M1n1lon 14x60 eft tlec, 2 batha, wtlhtr end dryerJ AJC, Wsld1r1. Reglsltr now for classes blglnnlng October 1, 1990 Plano pupils 11ught In my home Pllr11elly turnlthtd, 304-67o-76n Call Tri-County Vocltional Adult To btglnne,., 1dv1ncad c1nttr 11 1-800-637-6508 A 11udtnt1, 1nd adults Alto !tach 1985 mobile ham• 141'70, Know: ~rlety of tundlng sources 1o chording and tn~sposlng It in by Brtaldare, 2 bedroom•, 2 pay tor ttllnlng 1re1valleble for t~retled'614:992-5403 batht, fetal lltetrlc, loti of •xI host eligible tru, 304-382-3706 or 882-2ie7. Top-Notch atcretary d11lras Job opening noti(:S Meigs p1r1 tim1 wort!., 304-115--3862 1~88 2 bedroom 14x7'0 tumlthed County Board M1nl1l Reterdalrtiler uUIIU11 peid IX(:tpl lion 1nd O.vetopmentel Dis- Wanttd To Oo. HouSiciNnlng. electric, require reltr.nce 1nd abUitiiS Par1 -tlm1 early 814-448-92.59 credit apptoVII , will conaldlr childhood epe<:llllsl lo instruct Will do bebyshllng In my home, HUO , 304-675 ..... 264 etter 5 00 Cerllt on School lntanl learll 1ny day or hours , North Point PM . childhood program St1rt $131 1chooldlstr1c1, 304~~7991 . For sale or rant 4 bedroom per hour 11 7 hr per week Mut1 1 be able to obtain OOMAIDO Wil l do sewing In my homt, eli! double wldt, B dwell, Ohio, Garly Intervention spec1allst anytime, 6U·3&6-Q769 Rent $250 month, Sill $27,000 · cart Pott ing ends g..29.QO Send -~~~-~~ Cont1ct John Siders 304-675re sumt only to Malgs MR 'DO Would Ilk• to do b•bysl111ng 4129, 216-345-9340 or Smith u 1o Carlston Street "Syrtcuse Loc:a tl'ld LeGrande Blvd, ht111 Realty 814-44~606 Ohio 45779 CAR F Accredita - rtf's & E.:p 614-446-1896. SPECIAL Factory to you1991, 2 lion '89- '92 Mtlgs MR/00 don or 3 badroom14J'70 models 11 not dlscrlmmalt In provision ol the unblllevebll price of slrliiCII 1 NO employment on $12,900 dtllvered 1nd HI up the buls of h1ndlcep, race, Call t -800.729-4045 tor details. color, creed, l'llllonel orig1n, su, or tga 21 Business NllhUI 141'70 wlnpendo, tltua t.d 7!5 1cre !and, Polnl Looking for Btrblr, Stylists 614Opportunity Pt1111nt, M1ny 1xtru, prlcH 446-8803,614-446-8355. on lnspec::tlon . 304-675-791'7 !NOTICE! LPN, pan -lime, retlel , ail shirts, OHIO 'VALLEY PUBLISH!NQ CO. Call Middleton Ett1tn 614-446- rtcommends thlt you do butl- 33 Farms for Sale 1148 nass witi'l paople you know, 1nd R~u c~, 12 acttt, tobacco MEOICAL RECORDS COR- NOT to und money lhro1.19h the D111, 2 barns, 3 bedroom tr~ller, RESPONDENCE PHOTO COPY mill until you ~1v1 lnlillllgllld Ohio Rt 7, 304-7113-8196, 614-643CLERK National mtdlcel rtcord the offering 2971 coping company htt a unique Own your own 1pparet or ahoe clerical poeiuon llill lab ll to ltore, choose from 35 Lots & Acreage work lor our corp In Point Pleatlnl, wv mtdical facllll~ JearVSpor1sw11r, L1dl11, Mtn'a, 2 acre trailer lot 11pUe, wtll, lnftnt,Prar•en large Sllll, Appro•lmlltly 18 to 32 hours Petite or Maternity Dt~, Den- pad, drlvewty Tom Jones Rd .. par week M'ec:hcal record IX· A b 9 ld 1 1 VInton. $4,500 &M-388-8447. perltne• pretwr-ed Call (collect) cewtarl 110 1c, r tl ngtr t , 1-804-30-063!5 or ltnd rnumt Socii Shop or Accessories 5 acree land on Rt :Z Eckard to Smert COI'p, p 0 Box 68 sl7, at ora Add color anllytls. Br1nd Chapel Road, 304..ft7S-3190 Virginia BNch, y 1 23455 n1m11 Ur Ctalbome, M1t1h1 Mlnia1uraa Anne Kl-'n, St Commercial Lott, Eureka, lola Need Babyliller·Preflr Older Michele Piot~y, Bugle Boy, Levi, & Acefllo-· 12 ICf'tll Galllpolll, Ptrson, l'ull -tlme plY C.mp Baverty HllltblHIJe F1yt, 'Building sHe, 45 acr.. Umber, Lucie, over 2000 rinds 1110, 104~7S.5104 negoUon1bie, 614-446-6433 multi tltr pricing discount or Par1-tlmt mstructor needed to family s hot stort, Ret1ll prlc11 O.J Whitt Ad, 2 acrn wooded unbeUevabla tor top 1!1Uallty building tat , ready to build on, INCh community 1nd per10n11 tkllll to tdulll In lhtlr own shoes. Ovlf 250 Brtnda 2600 rutrk:t.d, S8,900. 614·24U58! ~ome jMtlgt Coun ty) . V1rious •tytes $19,900 to $29,900 lntkllll 1nd 1111nt1 netded It you ventory, training; tlrturea, Rou1e 2 At~non, 1 aere lottk 3 like to eook, enrclu, g~rden , alrfart, grand opening, etc Can miiH aouth Gallipolis Loc;: 1, rw1d or driv.-we mty "have I ope n 1S dlyt Mr Schneic:t.r public water, no ret1rlcllont, aomt with rtver frontage, 304job f« you We're loo king tor (407)e95-3311. 578-2338. paaple who enjoy other people, who c•n teach vtlious skills to SPORTING GOODS Tum othll"', who are crutlve, and Amtrlce's love of tpor1s Into 1 willing to wo,. 11 ptrt of an succltsfut butlnnl 't'ou cen entrQ~Sfk INm High school d• own lnd 0p1r11t1 I I UCCHifu l 9 ,... valid driver 's licenu and Spor11ng Goode lforw whh: Nag~ driving record rl(julrtd 11onal IJuylng Pow.r, Extensive 41 Houses for Rent ISelary $5.00/hour, 12 Training, Prottulon11 Asal• noura/W'Mk. If lntareli.d ca ll tanct. For lnform•Uon c• ll TIM- 2 or 3br home In G.lllpoll1, 286-6039 no Iller th1n 10-3-90, BE RUNE SPORTS 800.243-- $275/mo O.poelt r.qulr.cl, 814ask tot' Chrtaty. Equel Oppor- 8464 256~848 lunlly Employer. 59 Glrtl•td Av•, No lnslct. J*l, 22 Money to Loan EAAN MONEY lyplng, $2!10/mo I depotlt, call 814-44&wontproc.slng, persorul com1828. LOANS BY MAIL putinG. At home Full or pt time Up Jo $5,000 In 72 hours We 8t1ck. 4 BA, 2 bl1h, CA, In lown $3S,D00Jyr. lncom1 potenll1l (1) c1n help you get I s~ni!Urt 8QU8HOOO El. B-10189. Loan By M1ll 1-900-24-6500 8...... 46-{17&1. Rentals SOCIAL WORK POSITION . Progr•m Coordlnll« poslllon 1nn1ble 11 two ruld•ntlet ptogrllntl for people wllh men· 111 rwt1rd1Uon and developmental dltabllhiH In Gillie County, Ohio. RuporwlbiiiUn Include tM dey-4o-day IUptnlllkHI of the program. Mutt hive ont yeer Mperlence and 1 rour-yNr ct.- In a htlmen Nrvi(:H f..,-d, £Jp«ltnc. with Medicaid ,.._lalk»nl end previous tX· with plt'IOnnet tuper¥tllon prtfttl'8d. Valid driver'• bflll 1nd good driving rtcord roqulrod. Floxlblo houro Llborol beMflf Pllcklgt. S1l1ry: $1611,000 yur All appllcallons mUll borst-markld by 10-01· 90. Sen rnume to C.cf111 81k1r, luckey• Community S.rvk:•, P.O BoY 604, Jlck.an, OH 4H40. Equel Opportunity Employer ,.,..Me WantN: Eleclronlc Technician Send rwume ICI: P. 0 Box 702, Golllpolll, OH 411831 WOULD YOU UKE TO WOAK IN THE MEDICAL FIELD? II 10, TrlCounty't Adult Dlvertirltd llodlcol OccupolloM progr11m ft for YOU! Our program onwlcfet you With I IO!Id foundation In mtdlctl terminology 1nd proctdurta 11 Will atlnllruetlon In your 1r111 of' ~llutton . You are lito tralnN In Job SHklng Skills 1hat will pn>vlclo vou, lho af'lduate, wHh ·an added boott lOr ~~ euccen In the Job nwbl. C.l 1-100-1501 Ia regl ... ._ lor • - beginning Oc- 1-1111. Apartment se ~5 '"· Real Estate For R1nt 3br houM, 3()4.6755104 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 31 Homes for Sale 141'70 trallar, 3 bedroom, unturnlah.d. $225 mo./dep Middllport!AU11and 1r11 No lnalde pita &14-,..2-2075 1~84 Schult 14~~:70, wlupando, 2br, 2 bllh, !e rg• pon:hea, CA., on 112 acre lot, Rt . 2, Nor1h of Pt. PIHaatnt, Exc. cond, Fr..-.ch 1g81 2br, 14x60, nice aru, 4 City Mobile HomH, 814-44&- mUn from Hol;r:er, B.A. 160, 9340, 304~75-Ues, 304~78- Aeftrencl Required, $300 3313. month, & s~ . d•poah &14-4482 bedroom, full tltt baHment, 8119, 814-44U88!. locetld GrHr Ro1d , 100r200 lot, 2 & 3 bt Mobile HomH, tor rwnt, 138,!00 304-273·2004 "' 304- Clllefttr 2p.m 114-446-0527. 875-1279. 2 bedroom furnlthed, Apple 3 btdrooma, pool deck. &76 Grove 1crr:.e1 from Goodynr Soulh Four1h, Middleport (nllr plent, $225. plut depotlt 304~~~ High) S31,000 &14- 571-24Jg aft• 5:00 PM. 7 room, 1·112 blttl, 1.3 acrw, additiON! 33 acrwt hunting and timMr 114-912·1118 or 1-384-- 2001. 1 roomt; 1 112 blths, country flYing bul c._ to Met~ School town. At. n-4 lane, Roecl27. Firat road to ~ · Collt14-tt2-1111 or 1-l84- tnd TC~~Mnthlp 00YEANMEHT HOMES ~om f1 (U repair). Delinquent tax prapeny. Aepoet . .lon.. 'four .,.. (1) 101-m-tOOO Ext. QH. 45821« CUrrtllt repo lllf. homo with 3 bodroome, flmlly room, g1rage In Auttlc Hll-., SVFOCUIO. Prlood ol f:JI,OOO, 814-H2·84e!IIIMU4111. 3 or 4 bedroom house and thret bedroom apar1mentt tor rent In Middleport. 614-992-2554. BEAIJTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 836 JockiOO .,,, from $192/mo. Walk to ahop & movloo. Clll614-446-2568 EOH For Rent: New 1br/ ap1rtment , carpel, kitchen turn t hed, water, $240 month plul dtposn 614- =446~"',-68,-8_.="""'~~..,--.,-,- Fumltll.d Efflclancy, 1!1 utilities paid, 1h1r1 ba1h ft35Jmo 919 Second Ave. 614-446-3945 Fumlahod Eftlclan<v, 1175 , Utlliliea Paid, Gelllpollt, 614446..... 4'16, after 7p.m. Fumlthld upaflil"l apt, lUll able for one petlon, relalln(:ll •nd dopoell,l225. plu• oloclrlc, 304•rs-2651 Fumlthld, efficiency apartment• One bedroom, utllltltl Included. 814-992-.5949. Graclout living. 1 and 2 bedroom epsrtmenl1 11 Vlllegt Manor end Riverside Apartmtntt In Middleport From $1M. Call 614-992 ·7787. EOH. Mlddlepor1, O~lo, BMctl St. One bedroom tumishld 1pt, deposit 1 relar1 nc1 required, 304-8122566. Nice 2 BR, 4 1f2 mlln from GalUpollt, Gr..n School No pets $235 per month &14-441-80:18 . Nlc•ly Fum'ed Sm111 hoUSie, g1r1gt, not tultable tor chlld'ren, no p111, $300/mo Dlpoalt, 614-446-0338 Nicely Fumishld Mobile Home In city. CA. Sulteble for 1 pereon. Ret. &O.p Requlrld 814· 446..(1338 Onl bedroom aptt for rent 1225 month , O.potll required 614·t92·2218 etter 6 p m Room and board In my hom• tor en eldlrly peraan In R1clne lrN &14-0U-2212 l'Mn Rivera TOW'art, Housing for tht Eldlfly 1nd Htndlcapped. Apar1menla now avalllbl•renllng for 30% of edjut11d Income. 200 S.Cond St. cw till :J04.6~ 6678. Upatalrs. Fumish.d, 3 room• & bath, clean, no pats, rlflrtnee & deposit required 614-446-1519. 45 Furnished Rooms Rooms for rent - waek or month. Slar11nG at $120fmo. Galli• Hoi_.. 814--446-gsao SIHplng rooms wllh cooking Also tl'"lller spa(:l. All tlook-up s. Call 1fter 2.00 p m , 304-7'7'J5fi51, M~aon WV 46 Space for Rent Butlnnl building, 30ll80, l(:rou from McDonaldt, Hendlfllon, WY. 614a446-9662 Country Mobllt Hom• P1rk, Route 33, North or Pomeroy Lata, ranlalt, p1r11, uln Cell 814-992·1111'9 . 47 Wanted to Rent 25. 1990 Household Goods LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sofaa and chairs pric ed from $395 to $995 . Ttbln $50 and up to $125 Hlde-a·b~ s $390 to $595. Rocllntnl $225 to $375 L1mpt $28 lo $125. Dinetles $109 and up to $495 Wood t1bl1 w-6 chalrt $285 to $795 Desks $145 up to $375. Hut chtt $400 & up, bunk beds complete w!lh m1t1rt11 $295 and up to $395 baby bldt $110 MaMressaa or box 1prlngt full or twin $78, firm $88, and SiB Queen seta $275 & up, King $350. 4 drawer chest Sfl9 Qun Cabinets 6, 8, & 10 gun. B•by manren•• $35 & 145. Btd tr~~mes $25, Outen Slz• $35 & klng freme $50 Good lt l.cllon of bedroom suites, mete! c1b lnets, hNdboards $30 1nd up to &65 90 day1 sam• 111 cu h with lpproved credi t 3 mi out Bullville Rd Ope,n 9 A M to 5 P.M Mon, lhru Set Call 614446-0322 AUIOS for Sale For Sale. 1984 Oldsmobile Omege, PM"B, AC, lilt, crul81, AM/FM radio, very good eond, well melnt1inld, flnt work car, alklng S2,400, will negotiate, 614-446-4831 afttr 6p m uk tor Frost Frte Refrlgti'IIO'J while, $95, Froat Free Rtfngen~lor, G E. $125; Refrigerator, side x side, while, $150; Retriglrator, G E, Almond, llkl new, $250; O.E. W11her, U5; K1nmore Dryer, $75, Whirlpool Dryer, A11acodo, $95· Kenmore Dryer, Harv111 gold, $15; Wt~lln­ ghouN Dr~r. White $95; Gel Range Coppertone d5· Eltctrlc Range, 30 IMh white, nice, $150; W11finghouu Waahtr, I Orylt Set, Almond, $150 Each; 20 cu. fl. Cheat FrHzer, $150; Freezer Upright , Froet Free, $150 Skaggs Appllaneea, Upper River Aood, 814-446-7396 Lorry. Household Newll.Jsld fumlshlng 112 mi. Jorrlcho Ad. Pl. PlooMnl, c•ll 304-67s-•45o wv. RENT TO OWN 614-446-3158 6 pc. wood group $14.01 per weak. ,. polltr bedroom tulle, completa $15.20 per waak, dinette with 4 chalre S7:50 per Wllk. Magie Chef 14 eu. ft. Refrigerator $12.95 per week, t5 cu tt frllltr, $10.90 per w~ek . VI'Ae Furniture Rt 141, 4 miles off Rt 7-centtnary Open 7 days 1 w"k 72 Antiques t:llJII(. (r J.i - 1979 Chevrolet, 1 ton dually Camper tpeclai 454, automatic, Vtry good shape 614-446-2974 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise 100 tt 38" chain link fene. and gale $50 . Maple C1pt1in bed $50 Small male 11 wk old puppy tan and whtte $10 30467S-5203. 12 hp Western auto riding mowtr 4 months old 1960 Chevy Monza nalds work. 304895-3013 16 HP, 7,51)0 Walt Gllllrllor Eltelric Star1, Pnaumatic Finish Nailer, 10" MakU• Miter Saw, 5 hp, yardman Rototllltr, e hp , Troy Built Tiller, 614....46.072"1 If· ltr 6 p.m. 20" glrta Ilk• new bicycle. 614985-4192. oil 1D81 OMC Jimmy 4x4. 13,100, Chevy 3 quar1er ton 4x4 pick-up $2,995;1986 Ford Ft50 1t&O Dy r-tEA Inc: 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise Sawmill, Ntvtr u1td. Drtv1 atwft or V bitt driven Complete with blade. R11dy lor "'' $2300. 614-448-e038 after 5pm. Tendy 1000 Computer and Color Monitor. IBM Compttabie with 3 1121nch drive, I \'4 drtve, 30 mg hard drive. $100. 1514-62-6206. WHITE'S METAL DETECTORS Ron AIII•Of_!t _1210 Second Ave, Galllpotls, \WII14-ot46-4330. 55 Building Supplies Block, brick, HWer ptpee, windows, llntelt, etc. Cleude Wlnt•"· Rio Grtrtde, OH Cell &14245-6121. 56 Pets for Sale 2 regltltr.d Sh1Uand ShNpdoat (SheltiH), 8 Wllkl old 1 male, 1 female. l1SO 1ach. 614·1112-2473 AKC Rog'od Chow Chow'o Bllckl, IDuH, Cro•mo, Rodl, $100 aach, 814-256-1447. Fi1h Tank, 2413 J1ckaon Ave Point Pttaaanl, 304-875-2053, 10 gal 111 up 1'14.11 lnd 10 gal comp ...eJ43.25 Good natured Siberian Huskey mala, 1t mo1. old, $"150 614-44&- King wood & coa l II0\11 , good co nd , $200 1514-256-1443 Call belort 9p m Kitchen cabinet., good condillon Make offer 614-446-6587 or 614-446-1542 Meigs Football Jackel. Size 36 &14-992-549e s&O TUES. , SEPT. DID I TE LL YOJ 0 1vE DECIDED TO RUN FOR CL ASS PRES ID ENT Hay 74 6·30 ffi D Kewukl KE 11kc, Honda Trtll 50, both run good! 614-245-5104 Boats & Grain Hay tor S.ll. Ctonr & Timothy. Round BaiH In the Field. 614245.aSH Hay tor 1111. First cunlng, lqUifll bliel. $1.10 ba~. 6t41"142· 2373. Transportation 71 AUIOS lor sale -,.,,.,-=--,:-:--:-- 8141992~302 1178 Cutl"' Supreme, V-8 euto, Onl owner, new llrn 1nd bollory'-rune good, 17!10. 304878-2410<. AUIO Pans Supplies & Livestock Farm Equipment a New HDiond 707, 3 pi h~ch torag1 l'laNIIttr, Fox 2100 1or11go horvoolor1_~ohl arlnclor mlnr, ••o DOnd ....~211. 18&4 Olda C1AI111 Suprwrn., AC, PS, PB , 2 door, 66,000 mllu , 1 owner, $2,9!10 . 614-24!-9441. 1984 VW rab~t, tX(: t";ond, 4 tptf'd, ntw tlr11, $2,400 . 1984 Pontiac Bonneville, exc cond, niW lim and peint, erul11, air, auto1_PS, PB'rAM·FM, must 111, $3,4uu. 304~ s-5554. 1885 Laztr Turbo. Good shape 13,000 090 6141992·7823 1887 Buick Century, AT alr, cruiH, till, power lot:kt, & more EJ:c. cond, 13,100 614-388-8306. 1987 C.maro, Z-28, blight red , AT, PS, PB, 1lr, tilt, crulu, AMIFW Clttlfte, & morel $8,100 614-245-eD75. l 0/H 1• , Improvements JET Mrallon Motors, r•palred New & re-built motors In stock, Ron Ev1n1 Enterprlset, Jackson, OH 1-800-537-9526 MORK MEEKLE Al'il) WINTRUOI) I w:JNDER IF) EVEPYBQD'YS MAKIN6 5LJQ-1 A FU6SABO.JT REo CYC LING THEY RKYCLE OLDCARS. / n-iESE DA'r'S. -----~-'; O NLY THE EN6\NE5... _ ----,---- ITS CALLED "MOWRC'<CL INE;-" ...__ _____ ' f) Rooting , painting, carpentery, plumbing end acc1tsoli11 Ou1rantMd work with refertncn. Can't belt lh181 prices, gueraniM 614-44&-7292 or 304· 675-11154 ' I'M JEST A SENTIMENTAL OL' CUSS AT HEART" FER TWENTY YEARS THEM REVENOOER S HAVE BEEN CHOPPIN' UP MY PORE OL' STILL" General Hauling A & A Water Senile• Poole, cl• ttmt, wellt, lmrn~dlat•1,000 or 2,000 gaHona delivery. Call 304- 17H370. Wanereon't W111r Heullng, rtllonable nt11, voluma dl• count1, 2,000 to 4,000 capacity, Cltltrnl, pools, Willi, IIC CIH 104~'1& ·2011 ffl Upholstery Mowr.y'1 Upholat1rtn; HrVIclng trl county lfll 25 )'ltrt. The belt In furniture upholeteri"D· Clll 304..e7&-4154 tor frH u- f1,000. 114-3eJL72411. Um~tn. F., Solo: 1111 Chovouo1_uc. oond, loW miiM, 114-4411·UJZ1. Orwh1m Upholtllrf Center, 303 MIIHop Dr. CaiiiDr appointments & •dmalu. Call 114...,.$-3438. News (!J Btlt Moyers ' World of Ideas Q ® Crook &. Chase @ MaJOr League Baseball oo rn o m mu ®J 1!2! 111 t1]} News CD Nowawatch 1IJ Star HusUer ITI; mArseniO Hall Q ASTRO-GRAPH BERNICE 8EDE OSOL Rnldentill or commercial wiring, new sarvl(:l or repairs Licensed alectrlclan Ridenour Electrl(:al, 304-675-1786. 85 11 1!1 ill Mtam1 V1ce Church Street Stat•on ~ Moneylme ~ Big Brother Jake Stereo Heating Refrigeration m D I!J) Matlock Mallock IS arrested for the murder of a )udge (2 00) Q Ill (J) D Who's lhe Bosa? Samantha announces her plans to marry a cowboy C ffi CIJ Civil War Th1ngs ge[ mcreasmgty desperate on the Confederate hom e front (t OI)Q ·~ 1!2!11! Rescue· 91 1 A mag•c1an p lunges 40 teet and a small child dang les lrom a Ski lilt C [!) Ill MCVIE. Auaull on Prec,nct 13 1All2 00) l!1l Murder, She Wrote C ® Fatrs and Festivals ~an Fa~r/ Nashv1ll8 ~ PrtmeNews ~ ~ & & ®J l!ll Jeopardvl 0 r:!) Ma1or league Baaebarl (II MaJOr League Baseball !J) l!2l Ill Entertalnmenl Tonight Ci l Q Mama's Family [D 0) Three's Company @ MaJor league Baseball 3 Crouhre 9 30 (L I)) Q Coach Hayde o s hopes lor a w1nn1ng season are dashed bl._hi S quanerback 0 Q]) Zorro 0 10.00 D l!lJ io Ihe Heal ol lhe Ntghl Ch1el G1llesp1e 1n11es llgates tile murder ol a teenage hooker Q ~ I]) 0 lh1rtysometh1ng M1c hae1 IS to rced to reevaluate h1 s reilg1ou s behels c;J ([!l CD Star Trek The Next Generation 12!! Evenmg Newa Q! 700 Club Spectal Seven Days Ablaze BARNEY Davis Sew-Vat: Service, Gtorgu CrHk Rd P1rt1, tupplilt, pickup, 1nd dellvary 614· 448.0294 . Electrical rn D 10 30 Septic Tank Pumping $90, Gellla Co AON EVANS ENTERPRISES, J1ckton , OH 1-800-537·9528 Plumbing Fortune C Andv Clri1fl1h (J) Q Inside Edi110n CD CIJ MacNeil Lehrer NewaHour l!li Ill N1ghl Court 0 1!2!111 Currenl Altair il) MacGyver ® Music Row Video @ SportsCenter 3 Moneyline Q]) MOVIE: Blue 12 30 1 10 15 (II A Place ol Skulls James Coburn narrates a look at elephant poach1ng and the eltects 1t has had on the ele phant populat1on 1n Z1mbabwe Complete Mobile Home HI ups plumbing & tltcfrlcal, roofing, remodeling , patloa I deckt etc. REMODEl· INOI Relerencet Eatlmates 614-256--1611. Ron'• TV Service, specl•llzlng In Ztntth tlso Mrvlclng moll other bnndt Hou11 c1llt, 1110 tom• 1ppllance rep1lrs WV 304-61'6·2398 Ohio 614-446--2454 A 'Your ~'Birthday Sept 26, 1990 Both at your soc1al and malenal p rospect s look en cour agmg for the year ahead However 1t m1ght not be a good 1dea to get t1nanc•a l1y mvolved w1th people w1th whom you pa l around LIBRA (Sopl. 23-0cl. 23) Successful conclus •ons are posstble today 11 you proceed m a melhOdlcal manner UndeSirab le result s are also posstble tl you try to finalize thmgs prematurely Libra , treat yourselt to a birthday g1fl Send lor your Ast ra-Graph prediCtiOns lor the year a head by ma1hng $1 25 to Asho- . G raph C •O th1 s news pa per P 0 Ro~ 'd 1<128 Cleve land OH 4410 I -3428 Be sure to s tate yo ur zod1ac s1g n SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov . 22) You have a s p1end1 d 1mag1nat10n a nd tn1 s 1s well and good but you m1ghl n o t use 1t to your advantage today Go m e:c pec ltng v1c tory 1nstead o! ant1C1pa11ng negat1 ve rP.SUIIS SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23~Dec . 21) Tr ·~ no t to make a f1nan c1al comml1menll oday ot a SOCial nature that c o uld ta-. your resour ces when 11 s ttme lo honor 11 11 you know you can t a lford s omething don ' t gamble on th e 1! -come CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19) Your 1mage 1S a tnlle fra g1le today so be Bll lr a m1ndful of how you behave 1n Iron! of person s w1th whom you want to make a good 1mpress1on AOUAAIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You re lar too modest concermng your ab11111e s and pot en t1al loday and •f you lock m on thiS low est1mat1on ot your se lf you m1ght p rod uce the person you en<w1S1on PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) II you do bus mess today w1th a person or firm w1th whom you re unfamilia r don't put too much s tock 1n the1r verbal agreement s To be on the s ate s1 de . ge1 ev erything m wnt1ng ARIES (March 21-April 19) Treal ca- reer assoc1a tes w1H1 kmdn es s ann co n s rdera11on today because If you make lh1ngs unpleasant tor tnem now th e y II lind <1 way to even the score 1n th e fut ure TAURUS (April 20-Mav 20) Be sure IO pul forth you r t>est elforts today where your work IS con cerned because you will be held per so nally accountable 101 1h e produ ct you produce The buc k s tops wllh you GEMINI (May 21-Junt Subdue tnCh · na lton s today to take n s ks on endea vors over wh1ch you have l•ltle or no control tt w111 be har d enough manag1ng that wh1ch you are able to mantpulate CANCER (June 21-July 22) You m'ghl have to make a dlfltcult deciSIOn today that affec ts you your mated and your fam1ly 11 would be wtse to get theH mput regard1ng th1S ma11er before you render a judgment LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) s,ncerily can be used eHect1vely today but flattery can ' t Unless there 1S an actual baSIS tor your compliment s . put the soH soap 20, away VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Instead ol carrytng a wallet or purse today , you mtght hnd a sieve w111 serve equally as well because ol the way money might s lip through your rmgors 1115 (i) MOVIE Walkong Tall tA l (2 301 11 30 a; D nJ Ton1ghl Show Slereo @ Magnum, P t. '1) To Be Announced 1J Q N•ghll>ne Q W N1gh1 Court Q :U: Ill MOVIE ' E.A.R T H Force' CBS late Ntgh1 Extras (1 00) Q r» On Slage a!) Sporta Tonlghl QJ1 MOVIE Blue 12 30) 11 :35 (L Cheers a 12·0511) Nighllino 12:30 Ill II l!2l O Lito Night With David letterman (!) MOVIE · Arizono Monhun1 (I 00) I!D Gl Twilight Zone 1!2!111 Personalltioo 12:35 ll)lnolant Recall 1:00(J)Q Foil Guy C ®J MOVIE: Our Winning huon !PGi(2 00) I!J) Benny Hill m I!2J Cll _ _ NOWI [)) Mike Hammer ShowBiz Todor a 1 :0511) Love Connection 1:30 Ill II l!2l Lalor With Bob Cootu . _ I0 you a sell-cleaning Complele lloo chocklo quoled by hllmg 1n the missing words develop from Slop No 3 below. 1 I' 1i I' I' r 1 6 u~~~~~~~~E Lmns I I I I I I I PR~~~ES~~~~~SLETTERS IN • 1 SCUMUTS ANSWERS ~-2Y Martyr- Chref - Worry- Blouse- WHOLE TEAM Wh1le gu1d1ng my grandson lhrough an old calhedral, I _old him that cardinals were buried under the altar In amazement he said "You mean the WHOLE TEAM?" BRIDGE 9-!i-90 NORTH +QJ 9> As Aesop m1ght ha ve pul1t. ·A play · " • 94l 2 er who makes a close double must kn ow how to defend · Wes t had the I feeling thai hiS Side h ad for ced South WEST mto four spades He a lso thought that K 10 4 h ts votd tn d 1amonds would be a sur- ., A J 10 9 7 pnse so he doubled When he led the t queen of clubs . here 's how the play QJ 96 4 wenl kmg of c lubs. heart ruff. club • +A lll2 EAST • 62 'I'Q65 3 ,t K Q J 8 l + + 10 8 + ace (a d1amond was dtscarded) and a dtamond back to the ace West ruffed SOUTH +A 8 1 J 'I'K 842 and played another hogh cl ub Declar · • • 106 5 +K er ruffed. ruffed a heart ruffed a club. ruffed a third he a rt , ruffed s till a noth - Vulnerable Ea st -We st er club. and was st1ll able to ruff ht s Dealer North last heart Wtth the spade queen 10 dummy He now had mne tncks m and Soulh North wa s st!lllookmg at the spa de ace tn h1s Pas..~ hand - a comfortable le< hng Thmgs would be different 11 Wes t led a trump after rufflng the ace ol d1 · amonds And thtngs would be even more dtHerent 1f the openmg lead Obi • I 'I' 1t J+ u 2 Obi All ~ass 4 •negalJV<' double + + Ope non g lead + Q were a trump Once West selects the queen of clubs at tnck one declarer ca n always succeed tf he stmply never L~~~~~~~-~----' pla ys a d1amond He can cash the K ·A th1 s? Af tcr all West tlad btd hearts and r lubs and the n doubled four spades tor penallies If you bid thai way, how many diamonds would you hold 1n your hand') of clubs and cross ruff hearts and cl ubs for 10 tncks But playmg a d1amond allow s West to ruff m and perhaps play a devastating round of trumps And shouldn 't South have s uspe«te-d CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH d'- ACROSS 1 Mooring DOWN s~e 1 Chops up 2 Boxer's 5 Thes1s 10 combina - Place lor 'bombs llon 3 French bursting" 12 Wrthout dance 4 help 13 5 15 Catchall 6 1 8 20 Ooze 21 "love 9 " 23 11 29 day 30 He LyriCal Aud1ence 24 On 11me cry 25 toppers amend · Hebrew men I draws Ta1 - out unrespon 26 Undo an Dupi1C1Iy Irish poel Become TV Super Fideles· kind ol 19 20 man Story" slar Dock Important "Tho Grealesl· 18 lnlluencad 22 14 nickname soup (log) 17 "Mazel - Yesterday' a Answer Hem1ng way abbr 16 - Fust ·a 1d box Table loppef answe1s 33 35 Plump Toolh s1ve (s l) pa s le Petroleum choices ptOduct 27 "- 38 P1e d• s h 39 Wrath letlef 25 Tate-a tote 28 31 Barter Digital walch parts 32 City of Spain 34 35 Tool Lapidary concern 36New foporter 37 Greal painting 40 To lhal l1me 41 Essays 42 Hammer ends 43 Raison DAILY CRVPTOQUOTES - Herr's how lo "ork It : AXVIJI.BAAXR lsi.ONGFEI.I.OW 0 12·00 ffi Slar Hustler (J) Q Into tho Nigh! Stereo ®J Magnum, P.l. I!J) Ill Mv Talk Show [Jl The Equalizer ® Nashvtlle Now NewsNigh1 ~~-~~-?discover ._-~,._..._......_.....__.__. of rn & repalra, also 84 Atttntlon Soorte Cit Collectors: 11M Aultln H.. ley 9prtte, Hally reltOflble, IXha motor, 1 Home 1087 T·BII<I V-8, loodod, 614-446- AntlqUI 1930 moat Ford Stdart. All new! Thle OM II nlotl Thle oar mLIIt Hill No ,.uonabll otler retulld $10,000 or bHt ofler. Sea at AI~ Marine. 114-446-2424 ~E~()4 ( 1887 Plymouth Turltmo, 12,700, autontlc, wlalr, 1984 Daytona 5 opd. $2,200. 614-256-1270 GOVERNMENT SEIZED vohlcltl from ttoo. Fords Mercedes Corvetl•. Chevy1. Surplus. Your trtl. (1) 805-187-1000. Ext S-10180. • ( ~QOj~ Carttr's Plumbing and Healing Fourth 1nd Pine Gallipolis, Ohio 814-446-3888 Cullan lnltm1tlon11 s.n.. only 23,000 mil1t, l011ded wlevery option, mull 111.&14-448-4303. I Gl!t.SS MY CAfJ'T AFFCRD A f..Jt.RJ SIGIJ - AUTO LJ::¥\NS • STUCWT I.CWJS • 1-iJM£ LOAM S I 82 1988 ' I ' Services BASEMENT WATERPROOANO Unconditional lifetime gutn~n ­ IH Local references furnlsh.d FrM estlmaltt Ca ll co llect 1· 614-237-0488, dey or nlght Rogera: BIH.,.nl Waterproofing ®J I!Jl Wheel Arv1d 1nlects the class w1!1l IMIIu Q 9·00 Ill Ill Q Aoaeanne Dan mas to cover a loan lle has macJe C ([) ffi ~1._.11 War Pres1de nt L1ncoln addresses the people al Gertysburg \I 29) Q ®J 1!2!111 MDV E: 'Good N1ght, Sweet Wife A Murder m Boeton' CBS Tuesday Movie (2 00) Q (!) Budweiser Presents Tueadav N1gh1 Flgh11 •S Nashville Now 'l l! Larry K1ng Llvel I """" ..,;.:;, ,;;;, Terry wtlh bathroom, 8. Dual wh.. la, 11,895 614·286-6522 1087 Dodge CoH DL. PSI PB, AC, 4 new tTret, automat c Gett good ; • milage . Only ana ownsr. Excellent condition Wuat , .. 1. Wall• oHer 614-~22377. 440· ' / 1111~ Rotary or c1bl1 tool drilling Most wells completed same day Pump eal•a end Hrvlce, 304· 895-3802 1188 T-Bird Tuf"t)o Coupe, 34,000 miiH, la.dld, $~,800, 1988 R•n~ crt , 4 1pd, 14,000 614- l Motor Homes B1 rn D 8 30 !J) (J) Q Head of lhe Clan & 1987 CMvy Celebrity V6 4-door $5,&00; 1He Ford Tauru1 V& 4· door 13,900; 1883 Mercury dnx, 4-door $1,3~5 : 1~82 Plymouth Ch1mp. Low mlln. S\700, 1986 Pontiac 1,000 4-door $2,900; 1986 Mercury Clprt, tun rool $3 eoo; 1984 Marcury Cougar X~1 Laodod 13,800; 19711 Chery Wonle Clr1o, 11,450, 1978 Mtr· cury Coualr $1,350;1 Q80 Chivy ClpriC41. [ow mlln 11 ,800 c.u Werk'e Autos~ ... S14-H2·»11 4808 8.00 --::---.,. 'Sl For ula Splnet-Coneole pl1na bargain. Wanted . A"ponslblt p.ar1y to tiki o.,., low monthly payment• on tplnll-console pl1no. Can bt ...n locall~. Can t.lr Whlll 1-800..:127·334!1 lXI 101 FRANK ANO ERNEST Budget Trensmlnlont, Und & rebuilt, li1rtlng 11 $99, 614-2455<677, 814-379-22tl3 1981 F«d LTD. Good running eondhlon. &14lll2-2220 Bundl Trumpet, Good condition 285 304-675-7575 pr 614441·1010. 1 30 23ft I a Scientist have developed self-cleaning oven . Why can't . GYNASI ~-~ris-,1',1-'TI-'-'TI~rl 8 7·05 (i) Happy Days 402 Ch•vy big bloc;k motor B14M2-2644. Ulll Buk:k AIQII Umlttd. 2 door coupe. Full powtr, ntu nlcl, V& tt,150 114-192-6118 104~7&-2575. l"""'•ur & RIQ. ~1ck end whtle cocker Neutered, hou . .broken. $200 814-992-5883 1884 Ford T-Bird exc cond., 'V8, 302, tuellnji'Ct lon, high mllu, many new par1•, very clun 13,000 OBO 814-24S.!588 or 182-6458. YOU i!UY A <,ijiRT' Accessories Campers l 1!1 Ill We are nowWINTEAIZINGpar11, urvlce, 1cceuorltl. W1 Install SHRINKWAAP. ~IVERSIDE MARINE Gallipolis, OH. 614-4462424, l~0-72g-0211t 19111 PontiiC t..W1nt St1tlon Wagon. 78,000 actual mll11 11J79 Malibu Ctuslc. 614-44&11801 AltO IUiphOfll, IXC cond, $395 304-675-7452. IF I DO FIIJD OOC I I CAll IJEV~R WY AIJOifltKI BOATER$ Mercury Merculut Specialist Factory Trained, Bonded. Prtc lllon Mobile Marine We come to youl 614-259-59"N Pur• bred COlli• puppiH, no papere, father .-.glater.d, mother nelt, $128 ueh. Ripley 304-37H390. 1883 Clvaller 4 door, aulo , PS , PB, 58,000 ortgln1l mll11, $1,800 7.00 1976 Low11 bolt, 14 II, 20 hp motor, ewlvet Hill, live wall, St,OOO 304--895-3331 149-2949. Instruments £VEK'Y DR!:?? I!> YOU KllOIJ YOUR SHIRT :m. YOO l.)ffD A ~ I RT, & Motors 19111 Pontlec Bonnevllll Brougham, lotdld, ntw tires, runs good. New 22 caliber Hml· auto, model 70HC. 304-675-7281. Musical .----~--, 2 1 I 1 I I 6:35 ffi Andv Griffith 1972 17 tt Starcratl Tri-Hull Bolt. 125 HP, Evlnrudl Engine, complete top, nevr uphott1ery Call &14-28e-13l6 etter 7 00 p.m. 76 1 .t-,.E--,NrG-nA:-oH--11~ I I I' I ....!. Q ARLO ANO JANIS I LIAFRY ~--1...-r... r,.t....,.Err-ill Abbon and Coolelio (J) Q ABC New1 Q Cil Wild Amanca :IJ 3·2-1 Contact ®l 1!2!111 CBS News Q I!J) Ill Andy Griffith llD Top Card ~ SportoLook (IJJ B•g Brother Jake Stereo for Sale 7 I l!ll NBC N!QhtiV New a !i\ ill ,"§Ct'?--- I l lI 25 • 6:05 (l) Be11erly Hillbillies Motorcycles 1975 Htrlty Davidson Sporattr, gre1t cond, low mll11g1, $2,500 firm. 304-882-l432. 'unm 6.00 :Il D Ill (J) Q ®l 1!2!111 cril Newt (!) I Dream ot Jeanme m 3·2- 1 Contacl Q :IJ Square One TV [j]) Ill ALF ~ Cartoon Ex.preu ll2) Danaktn's Runntng and Racing a!! World Todav !lil Batman 'PIGPEN ' YOU'RE SUCH A ME SS I WOULDN T VOTE ~OR YOU mR FROG CATCHER 1 .... 111A1 NIL1 EVENING -:::,-::-:,.-~-:-7--::---:­ Groom and Su~~ly Shop-Pet Grooming. All brMdt. Allliylll. lama Pet Food Dealer Julie Webb. Call 814-446-G231. GNvlty bed Wlgona, c«n pickoro, harrow g.oloro, cuHI·pock· ....., wheat dillla. whe.. diiCt, mowtrl, pull bush hog, ~aWl, uiiiHJ tral ..ra. horu waiUr I ott'llr field rwdy equipment. Howe't Farm Machinery, Jack- · 011 814-:za&.eM4. Jlm'o Form EqulpmeniLSR. 35, WHf Oalllpotle, 814-448-9777; Wide telto11on ntw UHd firm lnlc:IOrt I lmp~m.nte. Buy, !Mil, trad1, I'CI0-6:00 WMkdllya, Sol. lUI Noon. Trick Ouest1ons 1n Geography • r:&WPI!i-,., 1978 Ja.., Cherokee, 4x4, 304675-1985 Of 675-6565. 6587, 81<4-446-1542. = ...,.r Lf.lGT, 'llVW"" ~ IJ..'{ FAITHFVl- CQ, & 4 WD's 1988 J1yco fold down ctmper Fumene;e, sink, gil liove, 1t11p1 6 Lilli new $2,700 614- Badger Allge Wagon. Vtty condition. tt,OOO. &14-742- 2M ......, lor-· 114-448-7720. 4 room• and beth, houll In nlc. 64 Vans 117'1 Olda O.ltl 88 Royale, eu1o , rvns g~L _OM owner, $1,000 304~75-2.... 2020 JO Tractor WIIOidlf 16J 9!10; 3020 JD 15,1150; 1010 JD WfDuth hog, 12,6$0. 0wMr Wilt nnanc.. 814-286-4522. 0815. NJD LA?T, 6UT 1-:DT' 1978 Ford Converelon \tan Icebox, 6 cyt., bnmd ntw Flreatorllt tim. $2 ,000 614-388-8T37 1tt1r !lpm 75 Livestock Pure bred Slmmen111 Bull montht old 114-949-2822. 73 79 61 2 BR, 12d0, CA, L.rge lol, OrMn Townlhlp. $240 month piUI MCUrtly dlpoatl. 114-448- MAJM A~ fbi' J.W fVf. ~Ui".r. ICA!JE; -<1,~~: AAn1 e Oftl'i:A .J 1985 Ford Ranger, Excellent condition Low mileage Mag WhHII, 1111 fOI' payoH. 614·2561969 lhtr 4pm 1878 Ponlllc Orand PriY, good condtllon, $'1,500, will negofl1tt. Cl11114-441o0312 1tter !lp m. SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie 2 bedroom, fumlthld or unfur· nlthld. Good CINn condition. HUO ot .mploytd. Ntw Hlvtn. 304.al2-24118. 63 1982 Chevy PU, 25,000 tctual mlln, Exc cond, also, topper bug1hleld 614-2 45-5017 VInton Auto Selvege F«eign & Oom ~1r11 buyinG junk c1ra 614-388-9062. Farm 304~7&-2528. New Holland Tl& Forage box, 3 belftra, tandem nil $7,900 Ulld lntenaUonal foragt wsgon 2 beaters, tandem axle wsgon $1,300. lJHd NIW Holllnd 28 forage blower $1,500. U11d New Hollend 30 blower 11,200. Used NIW Holland 770 chapper 2 row head, electric oontrOfa $.5,500. Ulld New ~lind 1'18 chopper, 1 row hud, eiiCirtc controls 15.1800_ Ulld New Holland euper 1'11 choDDir, 1 row hud $2,000. Two used NIW ldll 323 one row plck.lrt 12,000 ~o u..d New ldN 10 one rvw plcktra Sl,OOO. Ulld New Hollend 35!1 grinder mlxera $&,000. Ulld Naw Holland 352 grlndlr mlxtr $1,600. UMd Now Holl•nd 425 1kld eltlf loedtr 15,500. New Hot· land 553 dlnel 1kld ltHr t01dlr delux• $14,500. New Holltnd 454 eltld IIMr !old• g11 $12,500. K11111'8 Blrvlcl C.n1•, St. AI 87, Point Pttaaanl and Ripley Rotd, Phone 304-at&o-38111. 1m Chev. Monta Cerlo, V-8, 2dr, AJC, good woOl Clr, 614992-3225. For Stlt Conn Conat1111lon Mutt Sell Surs Trac 20 Exer· TrumP!~.: II(: condhlon, &14else Equipment $300; Kin g alu b.d (new mattress) $300 with 445-48••· linan•, Full sill bid (mattress Snera drums wlcaH, good like new) $100, 40 gal. hot weter cond, 304-475-4837. tank (ges) $100, [aundry sink 1:::=-=:=--:-:-::-::-:~-:--::-: S10, 3 tub slnk(stalnlllt WE CARE.J&M (Jasua & M1) 11111)$100, GrtaH !rep $200; PIANO SERVICE oHII"I EXPERf Counter top 18" pl121 ovtn $50, ~lno "CARE'' tor thou who CARE" ebout their plenoa. Bill Building front llghttd •lgn S25; Sut1 ulf-prttpell.d lawn Werd. 304-682·2325 (Prov 22.1). mowar wllh gr111 catcher &200, 20 tt aluminum exttntlon tad- 58 FruitS & dar $30; Porteblt IIWIR9 ml· chino wHh cablntl $10Cf; b· Vegetables haust fan, Refrigerator aide by I;:-....,.-,.-;:-'7.-;-....,.-;--;-::;-::11de (holpolnt} $150. Ce lt Dunrovin Fruit Farm Just otr Sr Thur1d1y between 10:00 am end 681 Nil of Albany. We a(:ctpt 4 pm 614-~2-2515 food stempa Variety ot applu, fre•h elder, peal"lil pum~nt 1 Portable lighted sign $291 Fr11 and gorda. ~7 ally, etoMG 12 cu ft chnt fr1111r, $250. 304- dallvary!letlers PTal11c l1ll1rt Mond1y. 614-498-62N. 87S-3030 ar 67S-3431 $47.!10 box 1-81)0.533-34!3 l --,,.:...-,.----,-.,---R.d Rnblrrl1a, pick your own. County Appliance, Inc Good 1nytime Berry Patch &14-245used appllan(:ll, TV uts Open Poltar bed, tmltl pump organ, Ttylor'l 5064. 8 l.m. to 6 p m Mon.-Sal. 614- 1975 Vege $100 304-675-4457 1- - - - - - - - - 446·16~. &27 3rd Ave Galilpolls,OH Recondltloned Weshlrt, Dryers 59 For Sale Guar1ntead prompt 11rvlca for Or Trade Do you ilke ro uve Money? --,.-----,,-.,.,Chtck us out for quality turnl- 111 makes , models Thl Waahlr 1Rayal O.k rwart rnembtrth~. ture and cal"pl1e. Mollohan Fur· 0ryer Shoppe 614.....46-2944 nhurt & C~rpeta, Rt 7 North Rid Begonas flow bedding ~y000 · 814-812·1413 or 1*5 • Phone 114_.4&-J!I44, Glllipolla, ~~·· Falrveiw Ad 304.-6nOhio. 2 bedroom trallar, &200. monttl, Gollipoli1 Forry, ~7H931 or ~ gor. 4•4 12,250. Cllll Morl<'• AUio 3!10 1m Monte C1rlo euto,..uc, PS, PB, 1lr tdaptable. NeHt mlnor repelr. Dinette eat (4 chairs, 1 IIIli•) 16' blk1. Outen tlzt headboard Battery openlld rocking horu 614 -448-8241 waltrbed, 814...441 · 'l\\N.ll'5 The Daily Sentinei-Page-9 Television Viewing s.'" 614-Pll2-3011 . Oragonwynd C.tttry Ptnlan, Slim... and Himalayan klllll'" &14-441-3844 tfter 7 p m. For Sale Dog houHe, uverel sllll 1 1/2 miiH out At 141 W•ynt Shotmektr. &14-44&0593 King till 1708 AUIOS lor Sale 1850 Chevy, 2 door dllure, 51,000 mi111, run• good. 11,000 1012 GMC S-15 lruc:k $1,600 304..'518-2815. Cathadra l Window quina, mede by Ruby Crawford, 604 Holcomb Hollow Rd Thurman, OH 4M85 614·245-5947. For Sal•· Propane or naturtl giS furnace, 125,000 BTU's, Doug hi new In Ja n 814 -357-~88 71 AKC Atg. Siberian Husky, thola, wormed 6 he11th rwcord:, 304-17S.20'19 For S1l1: B11gt• red l whtle, copper-nond, full stock, Cll! nowi 614-2156-127'8, &14·25&-&214 For Sele Airline llcktl going to Orlando trom Hunllngton WV, lor Oc t 3rd But ot1er 614-4464449 BORN LOSER ~~~============r~;:::;;;;;~ $5,995; pk:k-up, 1979 8 cycllndtr, automatic Oodge Ram Cher· 30 06 Rifle with Taaco workt dut zoom scope. Fired 20 llm11, mini eond $200 614-38891114. Firewood for 1111 CUI lllbt 614-256-6119 or 814-256-e45& Middleport Ohio 1~80 Buy or ttll Riverine Antlqu11, 1124 E. M1ln StrHI, Pomeroy, Wolfe Ienning bed, e month• Hours M T.W. 10·00 a.m to 6:00 old, $2,500 304-57&-2011 or 578p m., Sund1y 1 .00 to a 00 p.m. 2883. 614-992-2526. Top C.sh p~ld Old tumlturt cubosrds, quilt1, «Willi, pelntlngs, toyt, or entlrt lllale (:Iii collect 304·525..:1275, or 304523-6854 Trucks for Sale 1974 Ford R1nchero, with topper, nMds tlpeira, call AJC 61·gQl-3225 aflar sp.m. I /"AT '·nTAY L-A1\I-' "-f1 UHd Fuml1ure. C.ll 014-112SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE. 62 1212 or 014-62-7240 OUvt St., Gall lpolie . New I UHd Waltrbed qUMn altl $75. Bunk lurnlturt, heaters, W11t1m I bede wllrundle $125. Bl1ck r111r Work boots. 614-446-315g. fliP bumper fof pk:kup $50. Upright t'rlller. Very nice, 3 Beby twln\:~radle $30. B1by walker $15. 75-7H1. yeert old. $1SO. 814f)t2-31)33. 53 Pomeroy- II tt True J18pl tor $44 Through The U.S. Gov't? C1ll For Fact1! 504-e41J.!745 Ext S-313 Moving Sele: Dining room, suite & hutch. Living room outfit, baby bed, mlso. 114-258-1968. PICKENS FURNrTURE 25, 1990 GfNERNMENT SEIZEO-Ve~lcl .. from $100 00. Ml1!1't, Corvettea, Mtrcedn, Jaguare, Porchee and other mfac conllteetld proper1y now being 1old to Ill• genlrll rubllc. l=Of buytrl GUidi (:II (708) 355-9802 Ext. 7585. Open 7 days 8.00 am to 11:00 pm GOOO USED APPLIANCES Washer~, drytrt, rerrtgerltors, ranget Sklgg• Appllencts, Upptr River Ri:l. Bttld• Stone Creat Molel c1 u614o44&.73i8. Golf cart, good (:ond, 304--6734637. 51 71 For Salt On All Grell Turf, In stock, $2 gg yard , Molloll•n Fumllure, 814-446-7444. FOR SALE Used RCA Xl-100 25" (:olor (:Onsoll TV C11i 614446.(1195 Merchandise Wright Goods 2 bedroom trtiler lor rent In Racine 1rw1. 114-802·5151. neighborhood, - - .... qui~ will HI wHh flna , :104.a75-1080. KIT 'N' CARL VLE® by Larry Household for Rent Eam up to $SOD. wttkly sluHing env.. opll al home, easy work, no ea:peritnc• For trN Into tend SASE to. Phllaint, Po Box 655, M1ywood, N J 07607 Tuesday, September Tuesday, September LAFF -A-DAY Help Wanted Middleport, lJn1o Une letter stands fur anulher for the three I.'s, X fnr the two In lhis sa111plr A O's, etc Sin~le 1s used letters . apostrophes, the ten~th and fonnallon ollhe words arr all hints Each day the code leiters are d1lferent CRYPTOQUOTE JUJOPT -J UJO COlVOJP MGUKIIt OX VWAO DNW NGYO AGFUJH 0 ZV MLWA PNO II WM COWCKO N G I UP X0 X. - R0 W WM I. R0 I>GXNUJRPWJ VGI_YOL Ye•tad•11'• Cr11ptoq•ote: EXTREMES MEET AND THERE IS NO BETIER EXAMPlE TIIAN THE IIAUGHTINESS OF liUMilllY. RAlPII WAI.DO EMERSON �Page 10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, September 25. 1990 Hagg)!... ---Local news briefs ... ---, EMS has 10 runs Monday Continued !rom pa g e 1 fractured tibia and was in guarded condition Tuesday morning, according to a Holzer Medical Center spokeswoman . Lawson and Nlehm were not Injured. No one was cited in the crash . Liquor stores to close Director John R. Hall of the Ohio Departmen t of Liquor Control announced today that a ll s tall' liquor stores, liquor agencies and departmental o!!lces will Ill' l'iosed on Monday, Oct. 8, In observance of Columbu s Day . Meigs announcements SARto meet The !lrst regular meeting of the year of Ewings Chapter of th e Sons of the American Revolutio n will be held Thursday at I he Meigs County Museum 1n Pomeroy. Dinner, by reservation only. will begin at 6: 30 p.m . followe d by the business meeting and program at 7: 30 p.m . The speaker will be Mrs Ro nald Reynolds, regent of the Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter D.A.R . She will speak on herbs and their uses a medicine in earl,v America. Delegates to the recent centen · nlal .S.A.R. Congress will bP reporting. By·law changes wi ll be discussed and plans lor the parade float in the upcoming GaiUpolls Bicentennial Parade will be made. Plan homecoming. The Eagle Ridge Commun it.v Chu rc h will observe ti s home· coming on Sunday with mor nin g services ~t 10 a.m. and a carn. . ·i n dinner a t 12:30 p.m. · The afternoon program wtll begin at 1:30 p.m. There wil l be special si nging by the Bi sse ll Brothers and the Orr F a m ily. Hunter safely The Coolville VFW P os t 347~ will have a hunter safety cour s~ at the Lions Club Bu ilding on Main Street in Coolville. Th~ course wllUbe held Oct. 3, >. 10 and 12 fr om &·9 p.m For m o r~ lnlormatlon contact Robert V Pullins at 667·3831 or Edward Wigal at 667 -&&57 Rlven1ew Garden Cluh The Rlven1ew Garden Clu b wlll meet Thurujay at 7 30 p.m at the home of Mary Alic e Bi s ~ Serving as co·hostess will br Ruth Anne Ba lderson . Aliu on Cauthorn Kreiss, at tornr .v. v:ill present the program Sorority to meet The Preceptor Beta Beta Chap· te r . Beta Sigma Phi So rority will meet Thuruday at 7::10 p.m . at the Grace Episcopal Church pa r ish hall. Hostesses are Vera Crow and Norma Cus ter. Hymn sing There will be a hymn s ing a t the Middleport First Baptist Chu rc h on Oct. 6 a t 6:.10 p.m . fea turing Jan and Kathy and the Children of God . Following the hymn sin g thrrr will be a fellowship. Hocking Valley Chorus The Hocking Valley Chorus of Swee t Adelines will have it s ninth annual show . "Rock and Le t th e Good Times Roll" on Oc t. 13 at 8 p.m . a t the At hens High School Aud itorium in The Plains. ·'Fire· works" a m a le quartet wil l perform . Tick ets are $4 a t th e door and for more information contact Kath y Dailey at 698·867 2. Women's !elfowship The Women's Fe llowsh ip of Me tgs Coun ty Churches of Christ will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m a r the Hemlock Grove Church of Chris 1. Cou ncil to meet The Racine Vi ll age Council will m eet in spec ial sr ssion on Wednesda y a t 7 p.m . in counc il c hambers . Repair on th e pa c ke r truck wil l be discussed . Trustees meeting The board of tr ustees for Columbi a Township will meet Monday a t 7: :JU p.m . at the lire s ta t!o n. tiren~es issued M3.rriagc lic rn sr s ha ve bff· n iss urrl in Mt•ig s Countv Proba1 P Court 1o William Eugene Ru ssell. :~ 7. Po rnPro~· . and Ar le nr Srar ber ry. 2Y. Midd lepor t. Ten ca lls lor assistance were answered by unit s of Meigs County Emergency Medical Ser· vices on Monday . AI 12 : 42 am., Racine squad went to Reedsville for Alice Cheva lier. She was taken to Camden Clark Memorial Hospi · tal. Pomeroy squad was dis· patched to Ebenezer Street a t 5:42a.m. and took Helen Prunty to Holzer Medical Center. At 6: 09 p.m., Middleport squad was sent to West Main Street lor Freda Smith. who was taken to Veterans Memoria l Hospital. Racine squad went to Bashan Road at 7:38a.m., Pauline Rose went to Veterans Memorial Hospttal. At 10:42 a.m .. Rutland squad was called to Lance Road. Wayne Zeigler was taken to Holzer Medical Cen ter. Rutland squad was ca lled to Paget ow n at 3: 48 p.m.; Loui se Burbr id ge was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 6:39 p.m., Pomerov squad and Stocks Dafly stod prlees {As of !0:30 a_m.) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis & Loewi Am E lectr ic Power 26 ~~ AT&T ..... ..... . 30:Y, Ashland Oil . ..... ... 30 % Bob Evans .. 12 Ch arm in g Shoppes . ... R}A City Holding Co . . . 15\\ Federal Mogul . 15];4 Goodyea r T&R . . ..... 17 % Key Cen turion .. . 10 3;~ Lands' End ... . .. !0% Limited Inc . .... 14 ~~A Multimedia inc . . 61Y1 Rax Res taurants ... I Robbins & Myers . . ... 19 II Shoney's Inc .· ....... ll 7r11 Star Bank .... .. . .... . 16V4 We ndy 's tnt '!. 5~'11 Worthington Ind . . 19 1;. !Ire department were called to a motor vehlcl~pedestrlan accl· dent on State Route 7. Edsel Johnson was transported to Vaterans Memorial Hospital a nd later to Holzer Medical Center. Middleport squad was called to Custer Street at 8:20 a.m. a nd tran sported John Ord to Vete· rans Memorial Hospital. At 11:25 p.m., Pomeroy squ ad went to Sta te Route 14.1 lor James Wyat I. Wyatt was transported to Vete rans Memorial Hospital. Judge Crow a lso overru led a motion to suppress evidence yesterday In the case of Tony Hutton, another of the 12indlcted In July . Hutton , through his artornev s . William Slavens and Marv Bone Kucze, both of Jackson, had requested that certai n sta te· ments taken a t the time of his arrest, evidence seized pursuant to a search , and pw trial Iden ti fi . cation of the Defendant by BCI agent Maria Eswl:ly, not be Crisp ... Beth ... Co ntlnued !rom page I officials, Including Dr. Romola Hopkins, executive director of the Gallla ·Jackson-Meigs Board of Alcohol, Dr ug Addiction. a nd Mental Health, a nd Eleanor Thomas, director. and Mrs . Oliver, Meigs County Council on Aging . "Foundations lor Success A Blu eprin t lor the Future" was 1he theme of the co nference whieh was at tended by 1,800 people from 28 states . three territories and two co untries. Over 250 workshops on variou s lssues wrre presented over the three days of th e conference. Ms . Theiss attended several of the workshops while in Clncin· nail lor th e three day confe rence. Continued from page I admitted at trial. Hutton's jury trial is set lor October 24 . Accord! ng to Prosecutor Story, a nother of th e defendants , John O'Dell Blake, laces a jury trial on Thursday . He is c harged with one count of t rafflcklng In cocaine a nd three cou nt s of tra!!icking In marijuana . Clonc h, who was Blaka's co· defendant on two of I he charges aga in st Blake, was convicted last week. Leading Creek Watershed Association . The Indictment agains t J· Crisp was one of three iiteda~e: r esult of the In vestiga tion . His Parents , Jack w. cr,·sp,ammer 1 . President of the Board 011 CCD and Glenna R. Crisp, a f~rme; general manager. were also Indic ted. No cash was pos ted as a term of the bond; it wa s secu red b . 1 Hospital news Crisp's personal slgnatw-e only. No restriction was placed on Crisp's current emp loyment at the district. although a cond ition of the bond was that Cmp not discuss the pending crim ina l h' ·h c harges aga in st 1m wtt members of the stall at LCCD. According to Toy, a mol ion lor recusal ttosrepdownl o!thetrlal judge ts expe~ted to be !lied by Judge Fred \\. Crow Ill in th e next severa l days; a rrar gnme nt s lor Jack Crisp and Glenna Crisp are set for October 12 . Veterans Memorial STATE AUTO OFFERS SOMETHING SPECIAL ADM !SSIONS- Don Cul lums. Pomeroy; Pauline Rose, Racine. DISCHARGES Kimberly File. Benjamin J. Sol, M.D. Obstetrics and Gynecology Trained in Childbirth and Women's Diseases Both Medical and Surgical J'or ~ointm£nt, Caff 675-3400 MonJag-J'riJag, 9 a.m. · 5 p.m. It's the SERIES ONE business Policy ... packaged protection for retail stores, offices, churches, apartments, drug stores. Simplified In content, convenient In format and very affordable. PVH Medical Office Building Suite 215, Valley Drive Point Pleasant, WV Secrrtary of Sta te Sherrod Brown reported today that a rt i· c!0s of incorporation havr been filed with his office in Colum bu s b;· Roland Dague . Jr., incorpora · In OB-GYN Practice since 1975 tor for Overb rook Manor , Inc . 'X9w acu Middlepor t The agent is Roland Da gue . J r . 683 Oak St. Columbu s. Ohio Lottery Plck-3: 829 Plck-4: 6313 Cards: 8-H, 8-C, 8-D, J -S Page3 Low tonight near 110. Thunday, m081ly •unny. High In mid 70s. • Continued !rom page 1 v. Papers filed Major Hoople's Mator Hoople's forecast 10011''1 IOIICAIT 11tW J1.atitnts Vot.41, No .101 By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Three coaching positions were filled and several student tran s· portatlon problems dlscuSS{•d at Tuesday night's meeting of the Meigs Local Board of Education John Arnott was hired as varsity assistant football coach, to be assigned to the junior high sc hool . Rick Ash was named assistant varsity basketball coach, a nd Rick Edwards w serve basketball coach. The board also voted to add Judith Gannaway and Daniel Murray to the list o! s ubstitute e lementary teachers_ Discussed at length during the meeting were transportation need < of a physically handicapped stJdent and four students who attend the severely behaviorally handicapped class at Letart Fall:; . The board approved "untll furt her notice" transporting the physically handicapped student by Blue Sneak Cab !rom his home to the Salls'>urv Elemen·.ary School at the rate of$9a day It was noted :hat the student's condltton prohibits him from riding the district's bu• for handicapped stude nts . As lor the four students wlth severe behavior problems who attend the SBH county clas s at Let~rt Falls, the board decided to continue Blue Streak lor another day only and then hire an aide to r1de the regular handicappedeq uipped school bu s to supervise those students. The board will then determine whether the Wl dally charge set by Blue Streak or the expense ol hiring an aide costs less and then make a linal decision on how to best transport the students at the least cost. It was pointed out by Supt . ~ OJ By JULIE E. DILWN Sendnel News Stall Some thought It would never happen. Some said It never would. It did. Pomeroy has its very own McDonald's, thanks to Roscoe Mills, Ripley, franchise owner of the new restaurant. Approximately 200 Invited gu · ests were treated to catered preview at the restaurant on Tuesday evening In which Inter· ested parties were given tours of the new establishment. The restaurant Is reported to be one of the largest In Its region. the Pittsburgh region, and a lso features the first ever tace· to!ace drive· through facility in rhe region . This fac~to-face system will a llow the customer more per· sonal co ntact when placing orders at the drive-up window a nd will alleviate unnecessary ........ Nt&W IT'S OUR BIRTHDAY AND YOU GET THE PRESENTS! You're Invited To Our Silver Anniversar, Celebration • An Old-Fashioned Soda Shop Beeord Hop! You'll have Fun, Fun, Fun at Peoples Bank's Silver Anniversary Celebration! Wake Up. Little Susie - Come to the Party! Monday, RockTober lst through Saturday, RockTober 6th at all three Peoples Bank locations. There'll be music to remember, free Coke and popcorn. birthday cake, music on the Jukebox. free balloons, a special "Birthday" CD, record -breaking rates on car loans. free candy, car -hops, and dozens of door prizes, including: A $500 Shopping Spree on your Peoples Bank Visa or Mastercard! Free Club Checking for a year! Interest on a Million Dollars for a day! A Free Payment on your Peoples Bank Mortgage Loan (Up to $500)1 U.S. American Eagle Silver Dollars! A Free Peoples Bank Safe Deposit Box for a year! Last day to regiSter for door prizes IS Friday, October 5lh . And we'll kick off our party with a FREE Concert by Phil Dirt and the Dozers at the Point Pleasant High School Gym on Monday, RockTober 1st at 8:00p.m. MASON 773 -5514 POINT PLEASANT Member F.D.I.C. Equal Housing Lender 675-1121 tland, Sa lisbu ry, Salem Center, Middleport and Bradbury schools were discussed and the board a uthor1zed the superintendent to proceed with advertis· ing lor such service_ Supt. Carpenter noted that the place Is lor three phones In each sc hool. The name o! Ce lesta Coates was removed from a list of cooks who are to be laid oil next month due to a position open ing In the district . Maternity leave was granted to Lorrl Barnes a nd Mary Brauar until Oct. 29. No action was taken on the matter of wage Increases for hourly exempt non-certified em- ployees. It had been recom· mended by Supt. Carpen ter that the Increases be g iven to bring the exempt group up to the same rate as Is being paid bargaining unit employees. In executive session durtng the meeting the board heard Linda Morris on a matter concerning the Ohio Association of Public Sc hool Employees salary Increase. Attending were Supt. Carpen· ter, Treasurer .Jane Fry, and board members, Robert Barton, president, Jell Werry, Bob Snowden, Larrq Rupe, and Rl· chard Vaughan . confus ion. FRANCHISE OWNER - &scoe MilL•, fran· chlse owner, and his wile, Sandee, along with store employees, hosted a catered dinner at the new Pomeroy McDonald's on Tuesday evcnin~ lor approximately 200 guesls . The restaurant oilers many onlque features lor Its customers, lnclujlng a !ace-1<>-lace drive-through service. The restaurant will open tomorrow (Thursday) at Ga.m. and a ribbon cutting ceremony will be held at 8 a.m . Sheriff's deputies continue probe of accidents, B & Es The Meigs Coun ty Sheriff' s Department continues its lnvestl· gallon Into three a u to accident s and two breaking and entering incidents. Sherif! James M. Soulsby reports that deputies were cal led to the scene of an acclden I report on Saturday on Sta nert Road and Dyes ville Road . Sometime during the night. d black Toyol!i traveling north on Dyes ville Road failed to make a turn and went of! the roadwaq . traveling over a hill and striking a tree. The license plates were re· moved !rom the car; char ges are pending. On Tuesday afternoon, d~pu · l iPs re ported that James KoPnlg of M lddleporl was sou thbo und on State Route 7 ln lhr construction are a north of the State Highway Garage when his windshield was dam"ged by a rock throw n !rom the highway . On Tuesday ev en ing , depu ti es took a report or a deer-car acc id e nt J o hn V Stewart of Pome roy was northbound on U.S. Route 33 in h i< 1987 Nlssan truck a nd struck a deer that jumped In to his path Mod erate ~amagc Is listed to the truck . Ca ro lyn Tripp of Tuppers Plains repo rt ed on Tua sday e ve ning th a t her home had been entered, and that a vldeocassetl€ re corder, a computer, jewelry , compact disc player, chain saw and other items were stolen . The department contpnues Its I nvestlga tion into the Incident. Larry Smith of Racine told the department on Tuesday evening that someti me dur1ng the day one of hi s cows had ben sho t twice with a shotgu n. Investigation Is also continuing its Inves tigation Into the break · lng and enter in g of the Uam Hick residence on Painter Ridge. The resid ence was entered sometime before midnight on Friday night. Cash a nd two gu ns were reported missing . En try was ga ined by forcing open the fromt door. A drive· through customer's first stop Is at the order window . It Is h ere that the order will be placed a nd where the customer will receive any desired condl ments. From that point thr cu stomer drlv(>S to the next window where paymPnt Is made and then on to the third window to receive the order. The restaurant Is al so equip ped with large storage areas, a walk· ln freezer and a wa lk ·ln refrigerator . and a large crew room eq uipped with televisio n and VCR for employee trainin g purposes . The preparation areas of the restaurant are designed with the !act th a t McDonald's has a place and purpose for e veryt hing and that lor eac h preparation station there is an employee . This is one reason, according to Raglna Hupp, fir st assi s tant al the establis hment, that McDonald 's is able to employ so ma ny peop le. The dining area of the res tau · rant features railroad memora bilia from the area, Including railroad lanterns and spikes . Unique features to the restaurant Includes a working model train· encased In glass and an original oil painting by Thomas Sta hl, Little Hocking, of the Pomeroy Freight Station. McDonald's L-shaped dining area, which laces the Ohio River, will sea t 133 people. This amount of seating was made possible by the expanston ot the building by 20 feet un e ach end . Original p la ns had only provided seating lor 90 . The restaurant wil l emp loy approximately 80 people, 55 of which will be on a lull time basis . McDonald's will open Its doors tomorrow (Thursda y) at6 a .m. A ribbon cuttin g c erem ony will IX' conducted a t 8 a .rn Pomeroy woman dead after crash A Pomeroy woman was killed in a one·c ar accident around 10 p .m . Tuesday night on State Route 143, six miles west of Pomeroy . Barbara A. Whittington, 32. of 37265 SR 143, was north bound when sh e drove oil the lelt side of the roadway . She then came back on to the r oadway , went off the right side and dr ove Into a ditch, according to a release !rom the Ga!Ua ·Meigs post of the State Highway Patrol. Whittington was not wearing a seatbelt at the time of th e crash and was ejected from he r 1984 Ch evrolet Chevette Meigs County EMS and the Meigs Cou nty Sheriff's Depart· ment were also a t the scene. Whittington wa s pronounced dead at th e sc e ne by the Meigs Cou nt y Coroner. Furthe r details as to the cause of the crash were not availab le . Th e accident IS s till under investigation. A Long Bottom man was cited for Improper passing Monday alter a two· c ar accident on Meigs County Road 30 In Sulton Township . Vaughn K Mitc hell, 20, was westbound when he attempted to pass a westbound farm tractor that was making a Jell turn, driven by Char les lhle, 49, of Racine. As Mitchell was attempt lng to pass, the tractor turned Into the side of Mltc hell's car and the two collided, according to a report from the Gallla· Meigs post of the Stat e Highway Patrol. Neither drive r wa s Injured. Local news briefs----. Will open highway bid.s Friday Bids on the Nye Avenue and Route 33 and 124 Intersection projec t In Pomeroy will be opened on Friday , according to .Joseph Leach, District 10 Deputy Director . Ohio Department of Transportation . Originally scheduled to be opened Tuesday , the de lay was necessary because of some minor plan changes whi ch had to be directed to contractors bidding on the projec t. While the enUre project wlll be so ld at the same time. the firS! phase will Involve only the area on Route 124 where the stone Contin ued on page li Voinovich defends budget actions Good Golly. Miss Molly! Peoples Bank is having a party! An old-fashioned soda shop record hop - and you're Invited. Don't Walk Away, Renee -- come and Join us! Do Wah Diddy Diddy, Da Doo Ron Ron! lil\PPY 5IQTHDL\.Y TO U6 James Carpen ter that the state does require that transportation for the four stud ents be provided, and does give some reimburse· ment for th e cost of that transportation . No action was taken on th e superintendent's recommenda · lion to purchase services from Barbara Culbertson, a physical therapfllt. The recommendation was fo r physical therapy for a handicapped student at one-hall hour per week at the rateo!$37 an hour. New phone systems lor the Harrtsonville, Pomeroy, Ru - More than 200 people attend McDonald's preview Tuesday 214 EAST MAIN ST. POMEROY 992·6687 IJ 26 Centt A Multimedia Inc. Newtpaper Transportation problems aired by Meigs board ~ ........_.., OGAN RNER 2 Sections. 16 Paget Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, September 26. 1990 Copyrighted 1990 THL\.NK6 TO YOU! NEW HAVEN 882-2135 Certificates of Deposit Subject to Substantial Penalty for Early Withdrawal By RICH EXNER CLEVE LAND I UP II - Republican gubernatorial nominee George Voinovich Tuesday said Cleveland Council President Jay Westbrook Is simply playing polltlcs In blaming the city's budget problems on the former mayor. Cleveland Is sho rt $25 m Iilion as It tr1es to work out a budget for next year, and Westbrook was critical of Voinovich during a Finance Committee meeting Monday . Westbrook said Voinovich, who served as mayor for 10 years, allowed the city 's budget surplus to talllrom $5.6 million In 1987 to $45,000 this year . "That's nonsense," Voinovich said In a telephone Interview from Cincinnati. "All you have to do II look at the balance In each ol thOle lew years .•.. II council had bad their way, they would have spent It all." Westbrook also said Voinovl ch g • ve police across -the-board pre· mlum pay Increases lor a ccept· ing on~person patrol cars with· out council's knowledge. and made no provision in the 1990 budget for a recent $6 million award to llre!lghters In an arbitration case . "The truth of the matter Is that the previous administration wanted (labor[ peac~ and no pain," Westbrook sa id . Westbrook has endorsed [)e. mocrat Anthony Ce lebrezze In the governor's race. He became co un cil president this year with the retirement of George Forbes, also a Democrat but an ally ol Voinovlch on many Issues . "We lelt a balanced budget, and you've got a new admlnflltratlon In control," Voinovlch said. ''They're now controlling the destiny of the city_ Mayor Michael White, a Demo- crat who recentl y endorsed Cel~ brezze a ft er sta lling on the Issue <or months. refused :hi s week to be critical of Volnovich. "It's plain politics," Voinovich said of the criticism from West · brook . " ! know it. You know it. The public knows It . Westbrook played poUUcs th e entire time I was mayor of Cleveland . Now he's m the driver' s seal, and he's finding our that It's a lot more di!llcuil when you ' re on the Inside. " Voinovlch o!!ered no sugges tions lor solvin g the budget problems In Cleveland . "I don't have any idea. I'm no t pr1vy to th e ligures that are there, " he sa id . ''They want to spe nd more on E MS, they want to spe nd more on pollee a nd they want to spend more on fire . That's wonderful II you have the money to spend." McCoy, Jualor, and Me11111 Wolfe, sophomore. The freshman attendut, Junle Hill, was not pre&eat SOU'DIERN HOMECOMING - One of lh8oulhera High School girls will be crowned homeoomlnr queen Ill halftime ceremonleB at the 8oulbern·BIIIInllll Trace came Friel., nl(ht. The eaadldUel are from the left, Andrea TbeiM, &byn Stout, JuDie Beerle, Cheryl Pape, and lor lbe picture. Frldll¥ afternoon the lradltloaal oomecomiDI parade wiU take pl~ee. Ploata IUICI queea candlda&e can will leave the blp aebool tit 2 p.m. lor a trip around Mica Jones, all &enlon; wltb tltlendauta, Michelle town. '• • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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