https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/af65e05c0f24713def9d790d6452024c.pdf d0a43e67b6c39479b34bfff95eb74bc1 PDF Text Text . I . . . ·•, ;r'' .., _ I _·.· ·. ·, ' I- I P~ey16 -, The Daily Sentinel r---- .' '\ _ ' SHELBY (UP! 1- 'The deatl) ora Shelby woman. wiDse ID.cb' was fou nd inside the garage of her vacant and bJrned home, rernatns under·inv,•stlgatlon, Richland County authorities said Tuesday. Sanda K. Sprague, 33, dlro !rom carbon rroooxide polsonll1g, flichlanrl Coonty Coroner Dr. William Jeffries said. Hrr body was found in a garage near her lloU§e, which was . des6oyf'd by a deliberately se.t fire,The bleb' wasdlsrovered several . hours after Sunday's fire had been extll1gu!shed. . . . Mino r ~rul~es were found on her body. but none indicated she 'was h ' alrn. Jeffries said. Authorities . said they have )iot ruled ·rut a ' r- ' . .Jim Hauser. an investigator !rom the state firknarshai's office. tu lrd thP fi re wns set. The va.cant house was damaged by another· fi re Oct. 21; 1!185. and at that time, authorities tmnd marijuana boiing l.Ultiva ted inside. Sprngue and her husband, Joseph, own the property. No 11 rrrsts ila\'e bem made. said IA>ta::tive.Dale Shetleter. -·· JzulKe bloclt..s tests on rape victim XEC: L\ iUPil - A judge has refused to allow a 7-year-old girl al lr·grdly m~f() IJy 1!1e president of .t he Greene County chapter d tbe :-11\,\ CP to undergo tesls. • Sn.1rle•r Ga rla nd ,' 5~. of Wilberforce. was indicted in April on 33 c<,un !S of rape of I he girl between June 1982 ~nd October 1984. · \.;arland. wlio could be sentenced to1ife in prison If oonvicted, has plr;,cjecl itillCX'P nt and is fi-ee on baiL Hi:; trl,jjl is to begin Monday. 1;, r<:·nr County Cor11{110n Pleas Judge Edward K!mmel refused a tHPU S<' motion til is past Monday toorderpsychologicalandphysical tesl~ 011 tl1e girl. He also tllled against a motion by Garland'siawyer · lila !"he be allowed to study grand jUly testimony of the girl and her tnot ht'r befut'P tile ltial opens. .. 'llle judge grauted a defense r!'(juest !hal spa::ial prosecutor Linqa Howla11d .luntish a supplemenl al bill of particulars ronceritlng the stx"<'ilic clatPs a11d times of the alleged incidents. 'l<'i rm nel ri1lf'd In .July that the child can testify at the triaL · Suppotwrs of Garland. president of the Greene County chapter of thP Ni\,\CP for l :i ye;1rs, !tave claimed that the case is racially Trial set in Aleron murders· 1\ 1{110:>1 IU PII ,- 1lte trial for Richard Cooey II, accused in the Lal>.tr Lla~ rnurdet s of two University of Akron women, will stay in ' Dlll u1g a pl'P-trial hearing Tuesday in Summit County Common Plms C'uurl. l:OOI'v's lawyer requested. a change r1 vEflue tor his client. whu tws pleaded innocent ~y reason of insanity. ' "llw judg,.- tll l0d that the rmtion for a chan~ of venue was pt om,I UJ'P ." sold Summit County Pro~utorLynnSiaby. "We must " ' "''"' ntake an efforllo seal an impartial jury here." Ju11· 'olcclion i' to brgin Nov. 12. : Cooe;l' s Ia 11 .vrr also asked Ihat certain evidence be suppressed .in tl1r lri;ol. The rnotion .will be considered at a hearing Oct.lO. Als•l .1piJE'.1 1in~ ln cou11 '1\Jesday wer~ Kenneth Horonetz, 18, and l'el'l )' ';,ant, 19. 13olll men have pleaded innocent to charges that Iiley ltri[H I disjXlse of evidence in the case. l'linr Dickrns, 17. is a wailing a hearing to determine if he may be 11 ied '" :> n adu lt for aggravated murder, robbery. kidnapping and • South Central Ohio · Showers and thunderstorms likely tonight with a chance of heavy rain. Lows «will . range I . . t . ' J-2009 ~\,\ fr t~·\\\~t .' I 100 AMP ' -!""~~"" 'Breoker Box I J; With Main lroakor tmtollod 1 111 I ·-~ ,_ hanging in tl1e air in SOlfll' places. . .· $4994 ~ "~.; , •Soves costly With Main t }, I · tn· orgy )'..,, I.\ •Replace hazardous door & · · · /1/ window glass · l!oakor lnstalltd {. D ' L..-="C~-::-S:•Ji <old · - '/ ._: . ~ .,..J SECONDS' • .BATH VANITY .. $4995 CPVC HOT & COLD 11"xl6" S749s-.. t8"x22" WATER PIPE • • /2''xlO' .•:.................. SJ.47 1 -- -··~- 10' .....;...............S3.15. SEWER & DRAIN PIPE SOliD OR PERFORATED 30"x21" ........ . '12~.95 36"x21" .. ....... '139.95 4., . X10' ......................~ $2 •' 99 ·An '· Available $)7999 .11 14" • WITH FREE AUTOMAnc OILER SUfi R-19 f.Oil FACED 510.99 S17.29 & WOOD STOVES . $349·95 S2 6' 00 SALE PRICE, · . R~G. S35.00 KCC-90 WOOD & COAL KMH-10 MOBI.E HOME . . .' UL USTED 900 1-B WOOD & COAL 't' THURSDAY THRU MONDAY Buy 5 bais ~I Mapville Gold fiberglass I and gel afree cap with the collece. footballt~am emblem of our choice. Buy 10 bags and get a sweal· shtrt wtth the maror college team emblem or your choice.. Buy 15 bacs and Itt a london Foe stachum sweater. lnsulation pu rchasos must be made btl· ween AuguJI 29 and October 27 . 1986. · . · 'duty shaker groto •Po;~elaln fnish,· •Blower Sold with St(lve $60.00 •Blower sold BER - $3899 5 c·o. '· '. \ ' .' -Phil Rob!irts, county Engineer, and Ted Warner, highway ruperintendent, •presented.therommission• ers ·a: tliumb.nall sketch d where the highway, departrn~nt stand<; at this point In the year.. Warner said t~ department Is now in the . .process of stocking oversized cinder& from the KYger Creek J)OWer plant to be used snow and Ice rontroL The ·dePar!ment Is still d!tchtng and cutting brush, he . added . . Roberts said ihat roa~ .seal1ngs h;lve." been rompleted wllh the exceiltion of a)e projeCt to be done for Letart Township. He also report€\! tbat . three RECOGNJZED - ~Oliver, RSVP dlrel:tor a1 bridge repair projedS in !hi! west the l'!imior (:ltlzens Center; left, pins first year end .of ihe county have hli' been wlunteer, Robert B~,, whose oontrlhut'-"lncludes finished. · · ·. · ~terlalnlng al ~he plano and organ at the Center, The In another matter, the ooard Maples, aud the Extended Care FacWty of Veterans intends to grant a te:juest from Meigs County Court Jud~ PatrtcR O'Brien to cancel a bond on Kelly Silyder as a deputy oounty court clerk, and in her place, txmd Linda King. The boaro wjll ·(ulfUI ·the rtquest as soon as the judge puts the request in wrlting. ' . CHAPMAN SHOES . NEXT TO ELIEIPILDS IN POMEROY Recogn1tion.luncheon ho~ors (county's ·.senior volunteers t ' . ' The 13th. an~uai recognition Bernadine Meier, Lula Mae Qu!- Margaret Butcher, Flossie Dillon, : luncheon of the . Retired Senior vey, Joseph Smith, Bill Qulvey and Evelyn Mundry, Margaret . Volunteer Program was held . re- Dora Crispin. Kennedy, Robert Bush, Kenneth ' cently at Dale's Smorgasbord to Cundiff, Wllliarn Hol:Bck, Herman honor the~ volunteers enrolled In First-year RSVP volun .eers rec- Kincaid, Harold Rice, GeOrge · tbe Meigs project. . ognlzed and .pt¢sented pins wet~ Sellers, Don Kennedy; Mae Lyoch; .• rt~~e proiifam pro'VIdes .volunteer • 'Ciyda Ailen!IWQJ:U!, Martha Olllds, f1eva McDaniel, Stella Fieshm!lll. service at 38 stations with over Eunjce Christy, I Martha Clonch. Vmg!qia Walton, MOdred Well, 50,00J ho~rs of volunteer service Zlma Gainer, · Wilma Ha~on, Gharies Murr~. Louise Hines and being complled annually. Est!~){ Hayes, Cllrlstine Kessler, NeiUe Lowe. • . Presented 10-year service ,HazeJ\ McC!oild, ·Freda McFann, Program staff are Susan Ollver, plaques were Ada Bissell, Edna Ruby Morris, Irene Ralph, Carolyn · diroctor;. Jeanne Braun and Alice Carman, Sylvia Curtls, Llll1an Smith, Eleanor Smith, .Edith Wolfe, CQOrdlnators, and Doyle ,Demoskey, Emma Ha~.man, Spencer, Frances Starr, Nell Hudson, driver.lnteresled retirees, ' Garnet Hensly, Violet Jarrell, Wilson. . age 60 or more, who would like Sylvia Wolfe, Frances Alkire, Carrie Kennedy, Mae McPeek, more information about volunteer.. Opal Diddle, Mamie Buckley, ing are invited 1o call !!!2-2161. ·· · J. . . ;u{d 111stallatlort of tire lzydrants; Township, $6,721.76 to hard surface Syracl!se Village, $4,9)) to extend a portkm of Zuspan Hollow Road; the p:JOl deck arourid London Pool; · Rutland Fire Department. $~.00J MHjdleport Village, $lll,OOO to pur- for part rl the funds needed to, chase and tear down the burned out purc)tase a new rescue Md equip.Empire Furniture Building so the ment .truck: Scipio Fire ~part­ ~rty can be resold for develop- rnent, $10,00J for : fire fighting ment; Tuppers Plains EMS, sal0927 ff)uipment; Pomeroy EMS, $5,451 .· :' ' . . • . . . to !>\jlld onto the COJTl!TIUnity for squad fflulpment; .Chester Fire 1 Those which presented grant llllldtilg to house the EMS squad; . · Department, $6,ll0 to 111stall fire ·requests were Racll1e Village, &ltton Township, $8,678 to hard hydrants In the Ohio 248 and Keno $8,073 tor waterline replacement rurface Mile Hlll Road; Sallsbury • areas; Rutland VIllage, $al,ll)(l to dred~ a stream on Salem Street, which Is filled with run off from stnp mines; Pomerny Village, $8,00l liir installation of wreel ~hair access ramps on the sidewalks; Meigs County Engineer, $:/l!,7lll to I res\lrface Hobson Drive (County By LEE LEONARD teste ·· tax hike," Rhodes said be tolerated . Road 21) from Ohio 7 to the UPJ stalehoilse Reporter Wednesday in citing two para· "It is ab11ndantly clear that state POINT PLEASANT - The Brumfield when he went to the Middleport rorpor~lion limits; COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) graphs of a five-page memoran- spending· is out of rontrol," said defense rested its case Wednesday Glenwood Inn the night of Jan. 14. · Pomeroy Fire Department, $13,646 flepubiican gu~rnatorial candi- dum sent Sept. 8 from the ' state Rhodes. "These are not Jii'n afternoon, six days after testimony Hibbard testified he .first saw for fire fighting equipment. · dale James A. Rhodes has accused Office of Budget and Management • Rhodes's Jlgures. This I; Celeste's. hegan in the murder trtal of Kermit Clary on Feb. 24 upon a referral The ~4 requesis total $173,616.76 . the administration of Gov. Richard to the governor and slate legislative hand·!lcked budl}!!t director condlKeith "Buck" Clary, 53, Lesage, · from another doctor and has been The county has available a total F, Celeste with "wild eia::tlon year leaders. tioning the Legislature for another W.Va., who Is cbi.rgedJn coons::- treatll1g ilim sll1ce tor depression, of $82,5ll to be dispersed among spending"whicilhesaldwillsetthe Rhodes quoted William J . tax hike." ' · lion with the Jan. 14, 1986 shooting anxiety and sleeplessness. eight eligible projects. stage for another tax hike. Shkurti, director of the OBM, as "111 no way are we preparing to : death of Willia!ll Keith "Barney" On Feb. 19, Hibbard said, Clary The rommlssioners .will meet The Celeste adm1111strallon im- saying thai state spendll1g this . raise taxes," said Shkurtl. "! dOn't Brumfield, 36, at the Glenwood Inn. began a battery of tests conducted Tuesday with Kim Shields, rounty mediately denled·~ntemplating a fiscal year wlll exceed income by think it's vel')< llkely. It's not Maspn County Circuit ·Judge by his staff which rontinued on Feb. development director, to rev Jew the tax increase, said the spending was $358 million, raising base spending something we're planning at aU~ " Clarence Watt ordered the eight· 20 and Feb. 24. The tests, Hibbard applications and determine eliglbil· agreed to by Republicans and by · 3.5 percent for the next Shkurtl expiall!ed that state man, eight-woman jury, whic~ · said, were administered for the tty. The accepted projects will be pointed out a moratorium on new ·biennium. ' legislative leaders from IDth par~ includes four alternates, toretum to p~rpose of aiding him ln making an announced on Oct. 21. spending is in e!!ocC .. The portion of the memo omitted ties, in' adopting the current budget, court at I p.m. today to hear evaluation of the defendant. Final appllcation from the rounty "Wild election year spending by by Rhode~ urged austerity on the agreed to draw oown a $458 miillon instructiOJri from him and closing · The PIYChtatrlst described tlary, for CDBG funds must be submitted the Celeste.administration Is cata- part of state agencies ancj said l:Blance at the end of June 1986 to arguments frorn)'rosecuting Attor- , . during the first session with him . to the state by Oct. 31. Wiling Ohio toward another Ce- · · bJilt-ln spending increases wlll not '$54 mUllan by June 1987 in crder to· ney Damon B. Morgan·· Jr. and persOnally on Feb. a1 as being fund additional tax culs and ·· defense attorneys Don C. KiJJRery . depressed, nervous and worried spending programs. and David Nibert. and said the defendant told him he In his memorandum, Shkurti . Clary, who testified Monday in was having trouble sl~plng. By the polntl'\1 out that the drawdOW!J 1 his own defense, maintains the next session, on March 18, Hibbard preseitts "a difficult challenge" for · _ shooting was an accident. He sa;,:s said, Clary revealed he was 1988-89 budgeting because it puts he went to the Glenwood Inn the sleeping better, and'by a March 2!1 · 1 the spending base is 3.5 percent ~% :,e t!;; ~~nt~~~~t h';: meeting, .the defendant appeared higber than the lnrome base . ahout rumors he had allegroly been less depressed ~t indicated ~ Shkurtl saip revenue growt~ spreading that C!arv was "q · · .. wanted to avoid the pubUc, d!dn t durtng the next two years wlll be ., ueer. want to see anyone and had '"ronstralned" and that a 5 percent The defendant ·told the jury he tiD ghts of s icicte. wan ted the rumor stopped and only .u u persbnal income tax cut takll1g. Hibbard testi!led he h!KI 10 rrore meant to scare Brumfield. The gun effect next Jan . 1 wlll wst '$125 he carrted with him that ·night, sessions with Clary, each ias\~g an mllllon 111 Oscal J9ll8. based on his belief that Brumfield average of half an hour. the last In his memoranduffi, Shku rti may have also had a gun, dis· session, he said, was Sept. 16, ablut . asked Celeste and legislative lead· charged Clary said wben Brum- a week before the trial bega,p. ers to: ' ' . As~ by Kingllry whether a -COntinue a moratorium on fleig jerked his arm upon hell!g person who lntmtlally · hurts, in· additional spending bills. confronted by Him. ' jures or kUis another person would -Minimize "backwor" spendThe ·•last witness called to the be likely come to a psychiatrist with • ing and ac;cumuiate as many lapsed stan~ by the defense w~s R. W.. symptoms of dep~on, Hi!J!iard ' agency'funds (savings) as possible. .l'llbba,rd of Huntington, the_psychla· said they would'rot, b!ieause such il -Forbid agencies to bJDd In t11st "'ho has been lreatliig Clary . person would probably feel ro guUt infiatklnary increases and one-time sina; about a month after Brumor remorse. !llrchases into their new budget field s death. In an abbreviated . Kingery then asked Hibbard if 00 requests. sesslori of court, which lasted from . had form!'d an epll11o ' based · the aboutl::Jlto4p.m .. thedefl!!lsealso tests adminiStered t0nCiary, ail~ his '.Rhodes has prop:Jsed another ra::alled Its ·weapons expert, Pete .. . McCoskey to clarlfy hi interviews with the defendant, as automatic 5 percent reduction In · · s towJ:!ethercr mtBuckCiary,onthe credentials.' the personal inwme !a)( next ~ar, · Dr. ffibbard, whose testimony 14th day of Jan11ary, h!KI any 111tent PO!T COLORS FOR CONCERT . - The Rio · Cooperation with Rio G..U.de Co!Jele. Lyne· Center which would cost the state even Graacle College JWro Cadet Baltal1on will post the Will seat Z,I!OO..RemQinfng me tlcl!eis wiD be ctvm more. was objected to by the pro~uting ~=· B=~~~~t or kill one colors before lhe t11ar1 d. lids Sunday's concert by The oot on a flnt.come, flrat.M've basis ill the ctflces of Shkurti has rounseied agalhst attorney, told the jury UP!>n direct · Before Hlli>ard answered the · Unlled Stales Army Fleld Band ud Soldlen' O!orus The Pally Sentmel, Gallipolis Dally Trl1lute llidPolnl impielllent111g that cut, which examination by Kingery that l! IS • . questlon Morgan obj ted and the at Lyne Cenler In lUo Graacle. More thlln'2,1110 tickets . Pleasanl ~. 11cket holclel'll &I'll uqect Ill he under the law wlll take effect tilly if .• his opinion, based upon the results ' . . ec . · have INiea liVen 011110.area resident& lor lhe 3 p.m. sealed by 2:411 p.m. Pictured abovewllhthe CO.,IIIIn! Ohio's \lnemployment of the tests and his interviews with judge dlsmi.sse:! the jury fqr a shoit taUs to 7 concert 11p011110red by Ohio VaDey Puhlllllilng Co. 111 ~ battalion llltllllberll, fram left, Clll'illtlt Prollll, . perc:ent for six consecutlVe roonths, and observations of the defendant recess. I:.ess tllan lll minutes later, Tanja Tracey, Jennie Slater and Usa Evans• . that Clary did not .111tend to .klli · (Continued on Pa~ 9) ..., 1be rate Is now 8 percent. Rhodes allegesiax bncrease; ·Celeste camp issues denial Defense·rests case .in Clary murder ·trial . ., Memorial Hospital. Among the other 40 first year volunteers receiving pins were Freda McFarm and Zana Gainer, Ito r, who vohtnteer at the hosplal and the senior citizens housing complex. 1 R-19 .UNFACED 6 1/uiS...'48.,S sq. ft. 61/u23 .,. 75.,07 sq. ft. IN BLACK, GREEN, FALL BEIGE, RED, NAVY, BRIGHT . BLUE, BURGUNDY, GREY, WINE, MAUVE "l ~A!IIYING CASE, 16" Ill 3'1nl5 ..... 81.12 sq. ft. S13.99 6'/niS ..... of8.9S sq. ft. Sl2.99 ... 13S.12 sq. ft. S21.99 61/u23... .. 7S.07 sq. ft . Sl9,99 ~~ . The Fast-Lane Flat SUPER 2 . BAR& CHAIN OIL . FAST-TRACK FLATS! you'll be in Ihe fast lane of fashionI . . · · U.. •Seal out ·winter's UNFINISHED LUAN R-11 FOIL FACED ,.. Fourteen requesls for a piece of the 1987 Gtmrnun!ty Developmetlt Block Grant pie llave been rubrnllted to the Meigs County Commlsstoners. Out of those 14, only eight can be funded, acrordtnc to CDBG guidelines from the Ohio Depart· ment of Development. ·f . · • C~l cl! Ihem In a color-fast collection of fall's favorite hues. lhen slide lhem on. In a split second. · . ·County of;f{cials consider teques.t.s.. for 'CDBG fu~~irig . · ' - •.$9995 "We lee~· this is a potentially ha1aroous situation," Pieloch said. " We won't know the cause until the contractor romes in 1\\'ocbtrsda)·l morn ing. but we believe a iar~ part of tre !X'Oblern is tluc to II ~al')' rauts in area last few days." Pirlrch sa id that 'CCIion of 1-70 is built on fill dirt which possibly began erddutg. . ·· •. Shelly and Sa nds Co. of Zanesville Is to begin repair work ldday. 'Pit•lcch >: tid he didn 'l know how long it would take to repair. Ontil 1epa irs are romplel ~. westbound traffic is being detoured ahout sl' miles starting 'llt tile New Concord exit. Pteloch said the cl(·tuur u>es U.S. 40, a four-lane highway in that area. 26 canto ·' A Mt,~ttimedia _ lnc. ·Newspaper ' . , WE REPAIR WINDOWS, SCREENS & STORM DOORS 200 AMP . ,. ' CASH & CARRY PRICES Breoker lox • . ~ ' m HriiiJI This Ad 16' I COLUMBUS iUPl l :._ A &lippingemoonkment,!las forced !he Ohio 3 Sectionl. 20 Pages ' , By NANCY l:QACHAM , ~ned and then tabled by the. · ' Sentinel Sialf Writer · commlssioner5. .The Meigs COunty Health Depart, Syracuse h8$ $7,00 in Communment will operate on about $«l,OOJ lty D~:velepment Block .Grant ITIJ· less 111 1987, whlle ·.the county TB nies with which to buDd t II! facUlties office wllllncrease about $40,000. ' and both bids came in well ewer that These are the only chan~s in the amount. Modern · Protecttve Gtatproposed 1987 , budget for ·Meigs ings, ColumbJs, entered a bid of . County as prepared by the budget · S'Z7,390.40 and Hous~ Comtruction, commission. A resolution accepting Syracuse, entered a bid .of $12,000. the pro~ b\ldget, with rates of 'l)le boar,d tabled the bids 1D be taxation, Was accepted Wednesday returned to Syracuse Village Coon· by the Meigs .Co·unty . c1l for review and directions m how Commissioners. the commissioners should proreed . · Accordll!g to the proposed in the matter. bJdget, the health department's The ooard ~~Ccepted a bid from one-mlll Olllll"atll1g levy will l'educe Maxine Gaskill, Middleport, tor 10 •75 mlll 1987. additional office space tort he Social The one mill generated services division ·of the Meigs $181!,~.63 for the health depart· Ceiunty Department ·of Human ment, according to budget COrnmls· Services, subjoct to approVal from sion figures. The · .75 mlll will the state Department of Human generate $148,025.86. Services. By vot~ in May, TB's operatll1g '98$klll offefed l,(ll9 ~ ,llare feet levy Increased trom .40 mill to .~ of space in the up!tairs of the mill, which, ,under new valuation, former ColUmbia Gas building In means an 111crease from $55,325.75 Middleport, at a rost of $000 it. to $95,18.191. lllonthfora·periOdofiW!lyears, The . . Bids from two rompanies to food stamp portion of liuman · construct restroom !acUltlfls.at the services Is already mused 111 the Syracuse roadside park were IDWnstairs of the same buDding. Pomeroy SALE ENDS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4TH Slip muses 1-70 lane shutdown enttne· Pomerov--:-Mi~dleport,Ohio, Thursday, Oct~ber 2. 1986 ' ers 'DELL .LUMBE rl.1JTT1l .. , .COmmissioners accept .. propQsed 1987, budget ~ Coory. lH. and DickenS are accused in ttK> bludgeoning deaths of \\'endy Offrrdo, 21, and Daw n Mt'Creery, :D. Cnoeycouldr!J11'iVethe dealh pr11alt y if convicted. · I · ~ Frlda,y, clOudy. ffigh in (Is, Chance of rain ~ oen!itit. I . <Jo•.+---••••·o Super Lotto • _al y • Copyrlgh\od 1888 . ADOLPH'S ."At theDAIRY VALLEY End. of the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge . • · Vol.38, No. 105 l PH. 992-2556 TOnight, · in the ti1ld II&; Olance pf 36-33-31·4-~ • With Fries ................... S1.64 . 694 r -. . $-109 ,. . . POMEROY, OH. .Daily Number on.Friday· -Page4 wn · --·•~+oo ~ Sp~cial of the Week .' . ''P"' Deparlouent of TranstJOrlalion to dose the westhound lanes ol h o l c t·sw~ 70 from New Conrord to Norwtch and a rontractor wtll su rwy damage t:xlay. f><•pprtmm t spokesman Dwayne Piela::h said cracks had formed on ti"' roact_andthe betm along a 2(XJ.foot sa::tion of the highway w h~rc an embankment had slid away. Pei!ech said a 31-fool vertical clrop began only six feet from tlle highway and guardrails were · hostN~Y . ' .I ·cHICKEN PAniES· . Ohio Lottery .Marauders between '65with anda chance 70. Partly cloudy stormS ChanceFriday of SIDwers or. thunder· Thursday of siDwers . through Sunday. r::==~=:;=======:;==~;;~~===t or thunderstorms. Highs wfil be in Lo~s wUI be in treOOsFridayandin ·· the mid 005. the mid ~s to low OOs Saturday and Theprobabllityofprecipitatilnis ,Sunday. \fighs w,ill, be iJ .the ~s · 70 percent today, 00 percent tonight · Friday, between ffi aJid 75Sal\lrday and 3l percent Thursday.. and 75 to 85 Sunday. \ , .: I . area weather. s'ce"l Ohio, .•. . •· ' shoykf ha~e co~~Siderooalli!rnafe : the H;liardous Waste Facility, slt!!S for WTI. · · Board. . , Charles Waterman •.r~resentlng · B4t the Ohio aiforney ~neral's offtc~. aJ)d ro\msel for 'WI1 . said · said tre "state of the art" ' maxin;tum safety pra::aqtions have facility will accommodate haza)'d-; · 11een \taken, and the facUlty will ous waste from ·seven states Md; . result in · the • "minimal, adverse will- ,dispose of it permanently by,· envlrdnmentalimpact." inelrieration, "Nothing about this . ' "Th~ Hazarwus Waste Facility · faciUty Is a dump," he said. ' Board\. clid rot -rEquire WI'! to ' Tobin. the d>unty prosecutorwlio; produCf any. indication t!Jat . this .represents protesting residents or., was th~ ~t site for !he dlsp:Js~l . East Uve11XX11 and Wells~e. said · facUlty \" argued attorney pavid the board ·"put•lhe cart. hefore Ire Tobin. represE!IJtlnir the Columbi- liorsi>" in approving tre facUlty. ana Coo'r ty ~i""d of Health ;nld the · . "Obviously, there can .be no Co.m ll)U n i \Y Prot e.ct Ion perfect site, bu\ one site CO)IId he AsSQciatioh: • . better than another,'' said Tobin, "Nowt\er€ (in the statute) does il · arguing that thebuqlen tallsm the ' . say thill 1any other sites 'must be HazardOus Waste FacUlty Board,to Winds will be light and from !he ronsldered by the board," roun- protect the citizens by keeping the southwest tonight. tered MIQhaei Marous, an assistant incinerator away from the bull\ of Ohio Extended Forecast stat• e altto~iiey general representing the ~.(00 'powtation. Friday tiu'oUgh Sunday ' " ·. Wednesday, . .. October 1! 1986 '· COLUMB)JS, Ohio (UPI) -The Thelligh roijri lsex!X'cteii to rule O)lio Supreme Court. has .takeri . by ti)e end .of · the year on .the under advisement the controversial five-year (Hd plan. ' . issu~ of wh!'ther to permit a huge Chief Justice FrMk D. Cell-' regional hazardOus waste inclnera- brezze ·.Is campaigning for re. tor to be locafed in I;:asl Liverpool. eleetion on · another hazardous The court heard. oral arguments waste case, saying the hlgh court) Tuesday in an appeal by local, policy Is th.a t loca!Tesidents should citizens and the Columbiana he permilted .lo prole::! themselves County Board of Health from a . from toxic ,fumes and liquids. lower court decision allowing An attorney ·for . Columbiana Waste Technologies Inc: to con- , County and Its. residents told the struct tile . S!lJ mlllioQ incinerator court Tuesday that !he Ohio ' near the Ohio River. Hazardous Waste Facility Board rnnt i\·atPr.l Sun) mil ~ 'ou nl y. . . ' f'ire. death under investigation I - Ohio Briefs:-....,· \Vaste .site·proponents, .opponentS .spar 'i n CQ~ ·:· • · · •!, . ho m k ide. .. Pon:teroy-Middlep()rt. OhiO ' . . '· ....... '· ... . .. !; 1 .l ' ' I rate . . ,, .. .. .,. I . ' ' •' �.' ' COJ11.menta:ry Thursday; October 2, 1986 . ... lll Court Sir eel . . Pomeroy, Ohio . DEVOfED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AR~A ~lb ~m ;:t~ ~If . . ........__..__-,-, ..,..,<=~,"" . . . ROBERT I.. WINGETr · Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD . BOB HOEFLICH Publisher/ Controller General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor ' A MEMBER o!The Unit€cJ.Press !Qternatlonal.lnland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LETTt~S OF -OP.:~rON are welrome.__rhey shouJd . . .. . '. ... Thursda:y; October. 2, On "Firing Line" re::ently, as thoi clock~ed' the last few·sreonds of that Buckley, llke Katpov or Inviting Bin to say whether violence KaSparov In tO:: world· chess of the type cqrrently. engaged in by the p ogram, a mischievous c;llampionshlp contest now going on the ANC was, In Blll's opinion, a me ·or the panel asked nw In Leningrad, Is capable o1 malting. legitimate possible optl:>n for a vahl coUeague Blll Buckley a mistake under pressure of the · SoUth African · blaol< today - or whethe if he"were a S:JUth A(rlcan tln\e cJoek. even, perhaps, the only smslble black, he would join the African . There Is, of oourse, the thresmld option? :· National Congress (the ·o"UtlaWed, problem o(vlsuallzlng.Blil Buckley ~ven on the latter .assumption, communist-dominated · ·orga~tlza - . as (Say) a Zulu. Did Blll's ques- though, I am !xiund to say thai I· tlon that Is conducting a campaign tioner urean ,to ask lilm to ptcture ' believe · BUI's ' answer was · misof terrorist vjolence In ~uth Africa himself, Including his well,known takeu;' and his subsaiuent public -most of It, at the moment, aimed argumentative temperament and wrestles with the issue In his · at the ANC's ·competitors ' l:lr British publlcschool background, column Indicate, at a minimum, leadership of the nation's blackS). as mystically Inserted Into the skin that he hlmseltls uneasy about the With one eye ·on that red serond of aSouth African blaek and called matter. ~ hand, Blll repi!ed that yes, he would upon to make polltfc~holces? Or The governing ~rinc!ple here is join the ANC. Which merely proves (more likely) was he simply that a person living In a reasonably . ~ bf less than m words long. Alllet,¢1's arr:lubjcct to edll!ng and mast be signEd with name, 3ddress and telephone nUmber , No unsigned letters wUI be published. Letters should bP In good taste, liddresstng lssues, .no·t pE'rsooelltles. Marigold ' · Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomer<>Y-Middleport, .. Alternatives to ANC _._.......__----,...'--_·_W-.i~;:~-~---'iam__,_A '" --:._Rus~h_er . The I>aily Sentinel Assistant ' ,. - ' . ." .. .· I mem~ries • democratic society, such as the United States or Great Britain, has ro rmral light to resOrt to violence to· overthrow the government, . hecause · he has lull recourse to . political action (notably ·votingl as , a m~s of getting his way on · • •political issues. If he doesn't get his. way. tl\at Is only because more people voted ·to . arrange matters some other way. The subtle combination · o! mtnolity. rights hnd majority rule legitimately forecloses any appeal to brute force . . In a totalitarian states (such as the Soviet Union, for example), no one- or at least no one outside the Politburo - has any even a potmtlally effective voice on polltlcallssues. In such a situation, as L said lrj a book published 13 years . ago, the ordinary ·citizen "is, _In effect, a political plisoner; and as such he has the right of anyone unjustly Imprisoned: namely, to rebel against his jailers In any way he can." But the· United Staies and the Soviet Union are, of course, almost · paradigmatic examples of a democracy and a totalitarian state. The 'difficulty In applying the rule to S:JUth Aflica Is that a number of factors complicate the plcture drastically In that particular case. Blacks, · to be sure, · cannot presmtly vote in South Africa. But sur~ly It maJ<es ~ dlfferenee_ that the government---,.- actively .seeking negotiations with all blacks willing to renounce violence (i.e.,. other than the A,NC), looking to the formulation of mutuaUy acceptable constitutional provisions to bring blacks Into the political life of the oountry. And surely It matters too that the ANC (to quote Buckley himself) "Is most certainly directed by communists." For If the ANC achieves power. and communism comes to · South Africa, her black citizens, along with everyone else, will very .obviOusly not enjoy that political freedom whose dental was the justification for resorting to vlolenre In the first place. U you heard a low rumbling on the afternoon ~ Sept. 23, It probablY was Dirksen commenting on the latest outrage committed bY tllll folks he left behind to tend the nation's business. Dirksen's posthumous dismay would have been caused by the House of Representatives, which gave final congressional approval ~ legislation designating the rose as the national flower. · ; The rose! Dirksen would have been tllrrtfl~. Most surely, he would have taken the Senate fioor and denounced the choice at lengthlnan avalanche' · of technlcolor rhetolic delivered In an oratolical style once rescribed as "a rising tide of olive oil." . Dirksen, wiD came to Washington In J933~d represented lllinois in the House and Senate for 36 years, was the champion of the marigold for the national flower. His loyalty to the maJ'Igold was as passionate and steadfast as his advocacy for other lost causes d the day, such as balanced budgets and more Republicans In the Senate. · . His speech~ n behalf of the marigold were yearly events eagerly awaited by a ionadoes of old-time elocution, and there were some wiD believe the · · te over the Issue of a national flower was pu!pOSely prolonged by mbers who preferred to listen to Ev Dirksen damn· the rose and other such pretenders as the dog\llood and the con)flower at length rather ihan sit through another dreary crbate over ·nuclear proliferation. · Dirksen, who died just 17 years ago, was one d the last practitimers of medicine show oratory In Congress. His vdlce was l:>w and syrupy, and like Tony Bennett, he loved to hold a note, rolling a long word around on his tongue and savoring each syUable like a tasty morsel. · Tall, sharobllng, usually rumpled with flyaway hair, Dli'ksen In the 1900s was a klnd.of polltk:al throwback to the days when senators lo9ked either like distinguished statesmen or ham actors, take yoor choice. Some thought he was a·carlcature of the latter, caDing him "oleaginous Ev." · Hls ornate style could be. deceiving. During one legislative battle, reporters asked Dirksen, then Senate majority leader, a question and were told In sonorous tones, "That Is locked In the boso~ of Abraham." He was teUing them to ask House Republican lead~• Charles A. HaUeck. One repOrter who recaDed that the Initial stood for Abraham got the story. Others, and. their names -might be a surprise, regar!Ed him as a tough-inlnded realist who played polltlcs to the hilt but could accept defeat with good grace. One was Oarence Mitchell, the NAACP's CapHol Hlll canny lobbyist WASHINGTON -"Aright-wing, of these groups is to cwerthrow gas. salesman of tooling equipment; has during the great civil rights battleS r1 the 1900~. Mitchell, as unassuming as anarchiSt white supremacy move- goat the government, and their protest Has built schools to teach been involved In health food stores Dirksen was·flamboyant, said he never had trouble doing honest business ment .. . antt-8emltlc, extremiSt .. activities are only one way to members how to evade federal and and served In the U.S. Army with the Illinois senator. considered violent and dangerous state truces. Ordnan ce In Southeast Asia." .The Another was Lyrxlon B. Johnson, who said In his memoirs that Dirksen, ... a threat to the peace and achieve these ~als ." . The manualls.a W.tD's Who of tax Has· founded churches to help profile adds that the man left his lor all of his bombast, coulltjlle trusted to do what was right for the muntl)'. seculity." protesters, llstlhg the dubious crememberS evade taxes· . . wife and three children and "Is now And, said LBJ, It was DirkS€!! who broke the back r:1 tfu anti-civil lights The ravings of some left-wing dentials of 48.distinct groups. The Is ronductlng paramilitary believed to be living.with the wife or filibuster In 1964 by signaling the end of a l:>rig. Republlcan-Southern campus radical taunting his politi-- Ust Includes various Ku r<Iux Klan training. · ·, ex -wife of !I fellow Posse member Democratic autance with the declaration that the end of legalized racial cal enemies? Hardly. These denunorganizations, the Alyan Ntalon, • "They are establishing com(name unknown ) In ... discrimination was "an Idea wtvse time had come." ciatory descriptions are taken from 'Posse Comitatus, the Kansas-based pounds In rural, sparsely•populated ·Pennsylvania ." · an official federal government Fartners Liberation Army, and a areas affording othe necessary Another .A:lsse big shot fingered manual - a sensitive, Internal paramlllfary Christian survivalist privacy" to manufacture their own by the IRS manual is retired CoL document Intended for the edifica- ~tflt ,,jVtllse name is a Jingle: The weapons, the manuaf states, adding WU!Iam P. Gale, a former aide to tion of Internal Revenue Service Covena,nt, the Sword and the Arm .that "In New Orleans, La. , Posse the late Gen. Douglas MacArthur agents. , o!the Lord. r:llembers have managed to take and a director of guerliUa opera, The Indianapolis Slar CompUed by an agency intEIII- . · Complete with photographs, the pctures of IRS agents for Posse lions in the Phutpplnes In World Soviet troops Invaded Afghanistan at the request of the Soviet "puppet gence officer !rom crim!f1al ie- manual gives IRS agents the •threat' use." · · · war II. According to the IRS government !here in ~Rcember 1979. The Invasion was Intended to tlghte11 . cords, news cl1ppings · .-an1f the history, organlzatlonai breakdo\11\S Agents are told how to spqt Posse manual,_Gale and his grdUp use the · Moscow's control and secure Soviet power closer to the Persian Gulf and subject organlzatl:>ns'·· own propa- and membership requirements of Comitatus members. They "wear colonel's California ranch as a base Arabian Sea. , ganda leaflets, the training manual the extremist groups, as well as the tiny gold hangman's nooses on their and have formed alliances with Since then about one-third of the Afghan population has been killed or has warns IRS agents what to expect vital statistics of their leaders. For lapels," the manual s~ys. Oklahoma and Arkansas motorcy!led, mostly to neighboring Pakistan. But the Mujahedln, the Afghan when they go after tax protesters example, the manual describes The often painstaking detail cle gangs, "iradlngdrugs for111egal freedom fighters, continue fierce resiStance. As a result, the Soviets control who belong to such militant tax- Posse Comitatus as a collection of provided In the manual Is IUus- guns and explosives." only about 2 percent of the territory. . protest groups a5 Possee Comita-" "unau thorlzed, self-appointed trated by the profile of a former top Gale declined to talk to us, but his More recently, the Soviets have been trying a new strategy: pressuling tus. Our t;EPOrter David Davis groups seeking. the return of Posse ol!tclal. He Is desclibed as 44 wife, Roxanne, said her husband Pakistan Into halting supplies to the freedom ftghters.... obtained a ropy of the' manual. vigilante 'justice.' " . years cid. 5 foot 10 Inches, :alO has never hoarded arms. "In my The freedom fighters·deserve hop> and they deserve U.S. help. If they It Is "clear ·that sbme of the According to the IRS manual, the - pounds, brown hair, blue eyes and humble opinion," she said, "the IRS make the war costly enoug_h for the.U.S.S.R , the Soviets may have to pour tax'protest movement has pro- Posse: "often dressed In a black beret, Is nothing more than a Soviet more money and Uves into the conflict with no certainty of success In the gressed to a right-wing, anarchist, -Advises supporters tostockpile rombat boots. and camouflage Gestapo with bullying and scare near futu re. white supremacy movement," the weapons, anununltlon, gas masks, fatigues.'' He took part In survival tactics. They have already overMinneapolis Slar~d Tribune manual stales, adding: "Thf:> main medical supplies, food, water arid training schools and "worked a~ a thrown the government." ' President Reagan ... thinks any !ederally-~t (speed) limit Infringes on states' rights and would therefore return to the prt>-1971 days when legislatures could set any limits wlttllut 11sking the loss of federal l)Xlney. (Thall clashes with Reagan's 1984 position ... that states raise the drinking age to 21lf they are to rontlnue getting full shares of federal ald. _Bu_c,;__:_hwa_ · The president attempted to explain the difference by arguing that "where the problem is so clear-cut and the benefits so clear-cut I have no misgiving The mall concerning surnrner shortage of courts,,when as many heart-to-heart conversation with honesty and trust . If she wants to about judicious use of federal i!lducements to encourage the states to·get tennis has been very heavy, and as 14 people play tn each side. What her. Tell her the rmst Important cheat on her calls, su~est that she moving. raise the drinking age and save precious lives." ... must be answered immediately. you sbould have said to Rose Is, thing In a marriage Is romplete play golf Instead.• - A.B. This year at least three states - Maryland, Vermont and NevadaDear Sir: ' · "Why don't w~ have a basebaU have been threatened with loss oflederal highway aid forfaillngtoenforce • , Tl)is summer I J'!'SCrved a rourt game Instead?" - A.B. the ?5-mph maximum. Perhaps t~reln ll.es the president's consistency: at 10 o'clock In the morning. When I Dear Sir: .. 21-year drinking ages and semf-volu,mary seat.belt usage are good politics, showed up, Payette wouldn't get I play with . a fellow named taking away federal highway aid Is bad politics. Credit .Reagan with off. He claimed that I had refused to Califano (no relation to thli fllnner knowing the .dilterence. · givE;, AP the coun the day belbre Secrelaly.of Health, Education and 'lbe (New Orleans) w~ he had a J;I!Servatlon. The Welfare). He has never.opened a • 'l'lme!I-Plcayune-&ales-ltem reason I refused to leave was that I · can of tenniS baUs In his life. He says Confession, It has been said. is good for the soul. In the months and years hadn't finished serving. What tha~the reason he doesn't do this Is ahead, the nation should discover whether it is. good for the U.S. should I havedonetogetPayetteoff that every tt,ne you tear r:tf the top MOND"-Y EnvirOnmental Protection Agency. ., the court? - DQn Rappap!Jrt. 1 of a can yoo destroy the aoone. Is The EPA has confessed that it has repeatedly violated the Endangered Dear Don: •' · \ there any truth to this? - Jack Species Act. The agency_acknowledges· that ,it has laDed to' protect There Is only one thing to do t1 Valenti '. threatened animals and plants !rom pesticl(les as required by law. such a case. Take Payette's tennis Dear Jack: This azaterumorhas t Having thus admitted guilt. agency officials 5<!-Y that ;ieps are being balls and throw them ov~r the been going arourxl for some time.It !aken to bring the agency into flin.compliance by 198!. fence.- Then when h'e goes to fetch Is spread by prople who have I The report co ncluded that the EPA had ~Ued to take proper action In them, lock the gate on him. !fit can guarded the same can dballs since ahol,!t a third of some 40 cases referred to It by the F'ish and Wlldlife work for Johri McEnroe, It can they look up playlilg tennis. While Service. . . . work for you . ._ .A.B. the awne is being destl1ly.ed,lt Is oot The fact that the EPA commissioned a study of its performana- te!ated !'lear Sir: caused by tho~~e opening c'ans oot . to the Endangered .Species Act and has (aken corrective measures I had a singles' game with· Rose by people wbl are ronsU:Otly illggests that it Is determined to clean ·up its act. Good. , Styron the othef day, and ' she .lobbing the balls high Into the air.1: The DaUy Oklahoman Oklahoma CHy arrived, wtth six house guests. I A.B. ·· , ·' IIOW· 1 Settlement of the rneatpackers' strike against the Hormel plant In protested that we couldn't get alld · .roN£~ Austin, Minn., received llttle attention ... Now, In view of the fearful Dear Sir: . themoo therourtatthesametlme. suffering endured by the town and the'workers, the p.~bttc may fairly ask . . Shebeciu:neangryandsaidthatslie • My wile ~d 1 enj~ playing what the local union, P-91gained lor aU Its trouble. A union lll'gotlator said had promised her guests a game singles against t:ach other. 'The only that under the agreement wages wlll he restored to levels above the wage and she rouldn't understand why I problem I have Is that she calls all t'llts Implemented by Honnelln 1984. ... was rnaXlng such a ljgdeal over a myshotsootwhentheyareln.Ifshe , That Is one penny more than Harmel was (Dying Its workers In October few extra people. Was I WI'Oag In cheats at tennis, how do I llnw she 1984. when It reduced plant wages to $!1.~ an IDW' Wldera "me, too" clause obJecting to · having so many lsn'i cheating at other things? II) the union contract. It entitled t-he firm to respond t~chan~s In wages pl<!Yers on the court at the same Bruce Dogged and benefit packages offered by at lea ~ t three ol the five major time? -Wendy Leurs Dear Bruce: The first · thing I meatpacltlng companies. : ' . Dear Wendy:' would suggest is ask yoor wile to · The union objected, but two dlt!erent arbitrators backed the oompany. It's hard to say who Is right111~ take an eye examination. As with.1. Then the local, against the adv~ rt Its parent union ... went out oo strike. willis wrong. Whlle!ourpeopleare many tennis players, It's possible EwntuaUy the plant reopened wJth new workers and disUiusloned union usuaUy the maximum ilr a tennis ht!t' eyesight Is impaired enougll for membbers who crossed the picket lines. Now many olthe diehard strikers match, tliere have been OO:aslons, her to llelleve that ywr soots are may havl:' lost their jobs for good. particularly .w11ere·--there Is a out U her eyes are OK, then have a • Ji:v~Kinley •' ' ' . leading EHS receiver . t>lcklng up 56 yards on !WQ receptions last week. Both Eastern and Southern hope Two things speD trouble for the to tum their seasons around . this · Eagles: · North Gauta's §trong weekend as the two squads enter o~ense and Its·strong defense. t~ir third week of SVAC football Northa GaUla bas won fpur · action, Eastern wUI.entei:taln North , straight since losing;Its ~nerwtth GaUla In the Eagles' homecorrilng . Portsmouth Notre Dame:· 20,0. In tllt, ·while Southern travels to Oi!k those lour gamei)t has aUowed just Hill. 24 points, while scoring 85 ofits own. · In other league games Hannan • Most of its offensive production . Trace visits Southwestern and en conies from'theilowerhouse backSaturday Kyger Creek goes to field of Richard Hurt and David Symmes VaUey. Roush, complimented by QB Mike After live g~mes a somewhat Kempl!r. unpredictable season · has deve- . La$ week Roush complied 50 loped, leaving four league teams yards on 15 caiTies as North GaU!a undefeated In loop play and four capltall2ed Oil Hannan Trace mlsMIKE ROUSH EI)DJE CROOKS others winless In two loop starts.. takes ana a battered WUdcat ,., l>-5, 124-Pound l>-10, 1155-Pound The . unbeaten · are Oak Hill, line-up. Hurt has had several - ~QB ' JuillorWB Southwestern, Symmes VaUey, and· JOO.yard plus rushing' garoes. North Gauta. . . On the other side of the county • North Gall!a, a hu~ favorite to Southern prepares fotthe·long haul \vtn the SVAC this season, sits In .a to Oak HID, where top-gun's Mark great position to do so, however a-- Boggs, Blian HoweU, and Eric psyched-up group of E;agles are not · F~ye lead a bulky Oak HUI club. about to have their hdmecomlng . Split-end HoweU grabbed two spoiled.' ID's last week, while QB Faye · Senior Doug Beaver and Brian added the other, taking the oftenBeeler hope to lead the Eagles Into stve l:>ad off IB,Iented back Mark battle, carrying with them a Boggs. compllm~ntary effort from East, In five games the Oaks have ern's best rusher, junior Jeff srored ~ markers and given up 00, Johnson "(166 yards on ·45 carries). Indicating that lhey can be scored Most likely, regular quarterback against should one stop the powerBryan DIII'St will miss a few roore ful offense. Southern will match wits· with starts with a separat~ shoulder, pawing the way for a quick-handed Pete Roush as Its leader. The jul)lor Mark Griffin as signal caner. fuUbac~ ; not only manages the~ In four g11mes, Durst Jed the EHS single wing, but P':Ovldes a lot of assault with 51 tackles. Johnson power yardage out of the backfield. follows with 47, and Horner :1!. In ftve games Roush has 484 yards SCO'IT NEJGLER / J. R. Kfi'(JHEN Since the first game with Water- In 113 caiTies. &-i ,142-Pound · H 168-Pound ford, Eastern has had trouble . Aggressive Scott BW'rls has Sophomore QB · · Senior End produwg any offense; failing to 34-179, whUe becomlrig a key rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;~;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;­ put po1nts on the board 'or to even defensive figure as well. fabricate a drive. Last week Roush found the Eastern has managed under 100 . endzooe once on hls own, then threw yards total offenSe In consecutive · a ID pass to talented sophomore . outings, gaining fl1lSt d I ~ yardage Chris Stout AnOther ID pass was with Its passing game. caUed hack. · Southern'soffensehasbeendolng · According to co-coaches Don Eichinger and Ron Hlll, much time an <~(~equate job, but defensively l!ndefforthasgonelntoreconstruct- SHS has been troubled, taking a lng "the offense. Hoep!Ully, more passiveapproachratherthimbelng favorable results will come from the aggrressi>r. 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Cledlens suffered a .bruise Gn the elbow and is "day-to - day ''. ; An announcement on t tF Fen way ·Park scoreboard Inform~ specta- · tors that "X- rays of Roger· Cle- · mens' light ~tvw revealed no broken bones. He suffered ·a bruise and is a day-to-day basis." After Clemens left the hospital, he returned to Fenway Park .and then left sho111y after with his wife, Debbie. He was spotted leaving the ballpark witn his arm In a sling< Clemens, 24-~ with ·a 2.46 earned. run .average entering Wednesd~y ni ght's ·game," ls scheduled to n pen the American League Ch ~mpion­ shlp Series against the C; ;,-li o_rnia Angels on Oct. 7. Sport .Van .. .. BOSTON (UP!) - · Boslori Red Sox pitcher Roger Clemens suffered.a brtllsed right elbowWednesday night after being struck by a · line drive, and w~;~s listed 'as uday-to-day, ".team officials said. Clemens, seektpg hi.~ 25th victory of the season anil m~lng his last · start before the playoffs-; took a liner off the bat of Baltimore catcher "John.Stefero in the second inning. He left the game Immediately. clutching his pitching elbow. and was taken to Children's Hospital for x -rays . A spokeswoman ilr the mspltal. Wendy Malacalia, said (reliminary reports on the X-rays "didn't find anything unusuaL" Malacaria said Clemens I<ift til!? hospital about 40 after he 1985 Chevrolet l_d. WEDNESDAY I • • r The Da-ily Sentinei_._Page- 3 ·. Clemens ·has bruised. elbow .... I By scOTT WOLFE SeUtlnel staff Opinions. of other editors Berry's World - Maraud~rs I Profiles in protest__;____J_ac_k_A_nd_er_so_n_&_J_o_se.:_ph_'S-==-p-ea_r Tennis mail·--~------'---.,.-Ar_t ' " Meet the Meigs · ,• ' ~ Pomeroy-Middleport Ohi9 . . .Eagles 'o hos~~ ·_. Pirates· ·. Southern · j on road ·Friday·. . • ... . ••· •. . , Stocl # 60872 4 ""'' tront whee! dnv. 4 c~ 5 spee!l stand. trans .. AM/ FM rad<~. stereo tape. rad;al ttres. wh!e walls. burke! seats. WAS $3495 '2495 $2995 �• .i-The Daily Sentinel . Page - • ' > ~~~~==~----~--------~~====~~----~~~----~~~---~- . hopes to improve grid inark. against NY Bu~keyes M~i~ . •B)' )(Emf WISEI;UP · sentinel st;lff "· POMEROY ..:.. .Meigs' undefeated Marauders (5-0) gd after their fifth straight shutout against in\iadlng NelS(InvU!e- Yor~ here Friday, a team-Meigs has never lost to In six previous meetings. , Having received tl:)e gtatifying ne~ of a fourth place in the Ohio Regton 11 Division III computer ratings, the Marauders shou ld be a overwhelming fqvorite against the young '2-3 Buckeyes of 21-year veteran head coach Dave Boston. Coach Charley Chancey's Marauders cim't take NYHS lightly, however, as the boys from Buckeyeland know what it takes to win. Nelsonville-York has not had a· losing season fo r 18 years (1968) - which includes the state championship y<>ar in 1981 and another playoff berth in 1982,. ·P reparation for the Marauders Ms Coach Boston up in arms this week. "We pract)ced' against Belpre's running game all of last week alid they carne out throwing and riddled us to death (Belpre won 31.0). Now we have to prepare on both ends as Meigs can do roth well. Bartrum (Mike1 is a fine passer artd getting better and they also have twa fine tail6acks (Huey Eason and Jeff McElroy), They have .a veteran line, roth ,Offenslvely and defensively. We'll have to cut down on misfakes. and play a near perfect ball game to beat them. We realize Meigs is an ou ts ta~ding football team, but we're going in with the idea that we can win," said the NYHS coach. Meigs defeated the Buckeyes · 41-18 NYHSlast_ 175-36 year in andlhehave six outscored previous meetings, MHS hav ingwon all sL~. ·"' .. 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"ONE CRAZY 'SUr-tiER" Uonal Ohio High School Board of CAPE, which trimmed Deer 7:00 &9:00P.M . RATEO (PGl Coaches Class Afootball ratings. Class AAA and AA remained Je!ferson, · second to. Newark unchanged. Park 43-8 Saturday night, collected Catholic the first two weeks of the Canton McKinley, despite a 15 first place votes and 232 points in balloting, advanced to UJe top spol narrow 31-28 overtime win over the AA balloting. Or'rvUle and on the strength of a 46- 0 win over Youngstown , Cardinal Mooney, Ironton, which hosts CAPE later In · Upper SCioto Valley Friday night maintained a solld mar,:;n over · the season, both wound up with 185 and WatkinS Memorial's '14-13 Centerville among the big schools, points this week, followed ·by VICtory over the Green Wave on · while the Cincinnati Academy of Columrus DeSales with 142 and _Saturday night 1)Jat snapped a Physical Education (CAPE) was Columrus DeSales with 124. . Mooney, despitl!'its disappointing 31-game winnin~ streak for NC, the well out in front ·of co-ruMersup two- time defending state champ . . Orrvllle and Ironton· in AA loss to McKinley, retained its sixth McKinley, which trailed Mooney Jefferson; making its first ever t, with st. Cla!rsvU!e, Castalia argaretta, Wheelersrurg and Ak: appearance as the top- . ranked 23-14 alter three quarters ·but came team, picked up 10 r1 the 26 back 10 win, received 16 of :B first ron St. Vincent-St. Mary rounding 'available first place votes and 211 place votes and 253 points from the oot the AA top ten. Wheelersrurg poll points. Catholic, d(!Spitethe loss voting AAA roaches. Centerville, a was the ooly newcome~. replacing to the AAA Warrtors, stDI received 46-14 winner over Falrb:>m Satur- Fostoria. four.flrsts and 170 !lOints to !lnlsh a day night, got six firsts and 200 ,....---..,....~-~-----l points, while North Canton Hoover sotld seeo n.d. Mogadore (4-1) 1\'()und up third wound up third again with 190 for the third consecutive week, with points and three ftrst place votes. Cincinnati Moeller advanced ooe St. Henry adiiancing li-om filth to positim to .fourth, lifllowed by fourih, exchanging places with Crooksville. Versailll!s and Allen Gahanna· Lincoln, whleh also East tied for the No. 6 posltim, tmved up one spot from a week· followed in order by Tlf1ln calvert,! ago. OJ!en ~itfiU ti119 · w. . • 'By GENE CAD DES SWISHER LOHSE PilESCRIPT(ONS ' Reds . lri _a_e• lY'ain o_d,u ers _ ,· ~- D. :QeIphos .J.ef':·£.erson ·tops ·A. · I.1st. ... Kenneth,'f\cCulloutft, ll.PII.. ' Cftlrtn Riffle, R.Ph . I Ron.ldHiniM(I, A. Ph . Mon. thru S1t. • ;OO. .m . !of p.m. · • sunlil;~ylO : lOioll ; lOandHo t . m . . • . PHONE 992-9921 ' - hl r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;~~~--;;;;~ •.- ~~ ' The Daily Sentinel-Page::-& ' The au-new West VIJ'ginfa MotOr , The All-Star Circult_of 'Cham· ·.. Speedway wtll host the World Dirt pion.ssprints ,lVillrunalongW!ththe • By U11fted PrEss l.t.enwllllial In other Cincinnati edged Wednesday night, lifting Boston to down the rtght-fieid Une. Boston's · Race or Champions this Friday and STARS late models on Saturday Rookie right-hand~ Jimmy ·At131Jta 6-5, Pittsburgh d~feated St. · an 11-7 victory over the -Baltimore ot~r runs in the Inning scored on Saturday evenings, featuring a with late models and Hobby Stocks Jones pitched three-hit bali lor Louis 4-3, New York beat New York Orioles, but the Red Sox suffered a Jim Rice's RBI single, Don Baylor whoppi!Jg $100,001 purse, _slat4;1llor Friday evening. ·seven innings Wednesday nJiht 10 · S-4 In tO innings. Chicago at damaging blow when Roger Cle- . sacrUice fty and Dwight Evans' rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;, l~d San Diego Padres to -a 5-2 Philadelphia was rained out, mens was-struck mthe right elbow RBI single. ' vlctOcy over- the Los Angeles At Atlanta. Buddy Bell singled wlthallnedrive. RobWoodward, 2·J, pitchedJ2-J Dodgers. · ·home Barry Larkin with one rut in Tile Red Sox reported that team innjngs to pOSt the victory.' Calvin' ~~esln, the2.0, was llfth.edaft . lor~~ the nipth inning to, lift the Reds. physlciatt Dr. Arth.tr Pappas rook ScBogghiraldsi wpientcht,ed1. !other 4ninlllthlo.we.r -.. . . . . cu::r seven! er ;,,..,..oe Larkin led of! .the ninth by singling X-ray.s that revealed Clemens . '"" 0\!lnine and w!llking two. '!be mly off re]jever ·Gene Garber, 5-5. sustained ·no broken bones and average to a major-leagues leading f1!.DS 'of! hjm came in the fourth Larkin then stole ~ern! and, one suffered a bruise on the rutside o1 .357. New York's Don Mattingly . n " , inning whenFrankiinSI\Ibbs hit his .oitl later, Bell delivered his third the elbow. He is liSted as, day-to- went 2 ror 4. WedileSday an!J trail$ . "FORMERLY SIMMONS OLDS.-CAD.-CHEV." ,; 2.'}nd home run, a tY(INltn soot. · . RBI of the game with a single to da · Boggs in the batting race by .007 Lan<;e McCullers earned his !ifth le!t. • 1 . • tiemens, · sreldng his major: point~. The YankeeS and Red Sox f £l!Ve by .hurljhg the ninth. Brian . •. At Sail F-rancisco, Terry Puhl ~e leading 251lt victory ln his . _start a four-game series at Fenway Holton; 2-2, was forced out. of the drove in tivo runs and scored twice I his! start of th&eguiar season, was #}?ark Thursday. ' ga·me In the third inningwhen' he 'andfourAstrospitcherscombined hitwltnJohnStefero'sRBisinglein In other games, Kansas City r------------CO UPON·-----------, • was struck on the right wrist _by a on a lol!r-hitter. Danny DarWin, 5-2, the second and left the game blanke.d California 2·0• Oakland L WINTER .CO-OLING SYSTEM SPECIAL 1 line drive off the bat of Marvell struck qut elght •and allowed two immediately • outsluggedTexas9-7,Detroitedged_ 1 1 WyMe. . hits In l!ve innings. Aurelio Lopez, With: the ~re tied 7-7 in the M!lwaukee 2-1. Toronto defeated I GU ' YOUR .GM VEHICLE READY FOR THE LON(; WINTER. . HAVf _ I · Rich Gossage pitched the eighth Charlle Kerteld and Dave Smith bottom of the eighth, Ed Romero New York 3-0, Chicago beat Seattle 1 Test coolant. oressuie check entire system for leaks, dram and hll 1 inning In Ills first appeara!)ce sincE pitched the !Ina! row' innings. Mike -led off with a double elf loser Tony 3-1 and Clevel31'dr~ted Minnesota 1 cooling system i! needed with genuine GM coolant, check-hoses._ 1 Aug. 'll, when he was suspended for Ktukow, 19-9, took the loss. · · " Arnold, 0-1. Dave Stapll'ton sacrt\ 12-3. , 1 clamps and drive belts. (Att Added Labor & Porto E•tr•l _ 1 three weeks by Padres marulie' American l..e&gue Roundup · !iced him to third . Wade Boggs was -~----------~ 1 ~ $ 1}) 9 5 I mentlorcommenlsmadeabouithe ·· Marty. Barrett's RBI double intentlonal)y walked, rut Barrett 1 REGULAR PRICE~+ UX . Special Price .,_. • TAX I ball club. • highlighted a four-run eighth inning . dellvered his 12-ame-wining double 1 Plecomme,..,ed at. 24 month or 24,000 mile inter~all) (With Cooponl ·1 ' No longer.a sign of the times.:.. modern · pharmaceuticals made the difference! ·· ·· LET 'ITS FILL YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION ~----- ---------------,'I ' exan1ples: P.omeroy-Middleport, Ohio These SpeCIO • 1App · 1Y 0 GM 0. WnerS · · Only OVER ,JAYCEE HONOREE. - Jason Bush, 5-11 2111-pound senior. centeNJefendive tackle for the Meigs Marauders was named Meigs County ~aycee "Playerof-the-Week" lor Ills efforts in the Wellston game Sept. 26. ush led MHS with 10 solo tacldes and was a leading force in two goalline stands as Meigs posted a 2l-tl victory. ' ... \ P,adre8- '· ed_·"_e. I~ •• - . We're Rolling · the·Savings! ... . ... , ....,.~ when MHS sco ~ came in the In waning Closest encounter 1983 seconds on Nick Riggs' TD pass to -~~~~~1amore tight end Mike Continued from page 3 crew saddles up for a trip to > Southwestern, wbo comes ofH :wo · big SVAC wins. · Halslop, Bryant, Burleson, and :Burnett were the big SWHS names last week and are to be reckoned wUh. T>ieanwhile, HT msut be able to IJ!Iurn QB Jay Jarrell, back-up QB Crady JohnS(ln, and tailback t .D. .4:dklns. The expertente and talent rf these three were greatly missed last week: Coach Me! Coen's young, bu t tafented KC Bobcats must contend with Symmes Valley and rurmlng !;lack Donnie Craft. who has rushed ' for nearly :nl yards in hls last two outings. , , • Overall this could be an exciting week in SVAC football, possibly the week of the upset. We'll wait and S/!€. P:ll game times are 7: 00. .../' '" Thursday, OCtOber.2. 1986.- . . ~... ' On Ne!Sorivllle-Yorl). ' Coach . coac h.. _ __· -· . · has played except!MY welL The · follciws eloscly with 29 and .Jesse ·lfith 21 while EaS!Jn has added 19, Ch;mcey stated, "They're a lot tlke Only l njurtes fo.r the Marauders f.htee-year starter' is expected' to Howard with -al. Phil King comes in ,' Continued on. page 5. Wellston, but not quite as quick. !rom last week_'s .21-0 win · over shuttle with 253 lb. senior Paul ----'--------""---~-----'---------: They have a team very much Wellston seem Ill be a,leg Injury to Wolfe at the defensive tackle slot. ·, t·co(llparable to last year's. teiliT\. messenger ,offensive tackle, Scott · Meigs' leading tacklei-. is. last Jolley (Brlan·t is the ir lOp back." · Hanning. The -l l5lb, junior is listed Week's, "Player of the Week': , 218 Chancey adds that his Marauders as doubtful and ha;; not practiced lb. senior cen~er ·and defensive -~ery much want to keep the this w~k .. Also, ScOtt Powell, a 'XJ7 tackle Jason Bush. Bush h~d 10 17-quartel\ , lour-game scoreless lb. sen io~ tackle, has saw more tilckies last Friday for a team· streak going. "W~ hope to keep a action on defense each week a~d leading 31. Linebacker Paul Dailey positive attitude and want to .keep the streak going. Em:>tlonally, It · helps us out a lot," saip the MHS . . - "" ·' · Thursday, Octobef-2."1986 ,. ~- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio •· .. ' \ 2 ·II> \ < • �... .,, . ) , ..,, '·, / ~ .···• . ... .' .... 'r October 2, 1986 .. · Pcimeroy--'Middleport, Ohio ...,_....;·--..... ~ileal ·Briefs :··. .;. ;. . . ,.; Storm·roUSes . damage ·. in a,.e(l . \' .· EVER~ ITEM IN EVERY ·DEPARTMENT ·REDUCED I ' . ··Shop Friday ~lghti Till ' a:Oo P·~· . ., , .:. ' Squads respond . . .· F-INAL .3 I YS. Sale Ends Monday. October 6th 5:00 p.m. . . '. SOFA-SLEEPER Niehm named district chairn:wn SPECIAL • soft. supM grand Berkline Wal· Iaway~. the original QIA'EN SIZE SALE PRICED FROM close -to-the-wall recliner. 1 Priced From . $239 1 Public Notice . Public 'Notice ROft!rYe Teiaphone Con11.,V . 1'\JBLIC NOTICE , · to increote certairl of .itl ftlod NOTICE ill'er'!l>y givan lhet sc:hiiduled fixilg ·. rot• and oo Saturdl!'/. 0~ 4. 1,986. 11 10:00 a.m .. a.publoele!ewill . chargao lor telephone ~ca. be held' ot 105 Uni!>~ Avenue, For "" jluopC>Ie of providing l'o"*"'!; OhiO, IO tall for otlh an , opportunity to inter811ed membeil of the public 1o lhe following colateral: 1978 Mozdo I'll. 1978 taotify illhjs IJ'Oc:oecling, lootl .O.MC Matidor 4 door. 1980 l\ejlriftg • will be held at the Mercury Zaphier ~ !k><>r. 1980 foltowing times Qnd lOcations: Tuesday, October 21 . 1986 ChtMOiol Cillttion , 4 mor. •at 6:30 p.o:n .. B•low Coin, 1977 AMC Gremlin .2 doorr.p. 1980 VW ciesal2 door, 1978 munily Center, 41 South . OViatt St., Auentbly Room. Chevrolot Z28. · Tho Fanjlon Bank and Sav- Hudson. Ohio 44236. Wtdnoidav. October 22: ings Company , Ponteroy. Ohio. reoerveo the right to bid 19B6ot 6:30p.m .. Powhatan ' . thil oiolo, ind to withdr1111 .a!>ova coUoteral prior 10 oale. Further, The Farmers llonl< . ond Savings CIM11lanv resentao the right to reject any or an bids .. bmittfd:· Further. tho abOve oollatiO'ill be sold In the oondilion ~ ii i1 willrro acpr... td·ori"1'!td warranties gtven . ·· · (9) 28; (10) 2. 3, * I.EGAL NOTICE The Public Utilities Commil· lion of Ohio has lchtdultd for hasring Case No. 86- 1973· TJ'-AIR. being in the maner of the appliottion of Wootem In Memoriam In loving memory of Henry Guy Arnold on his Birthday October 2nd, who passed away January I, 1983. One heart of aoid stopped beating, ' Two shining eyes at rest, God broke our hearts to prove to us He only takes the best. To others he may be part of the p~st . .aut to us who loved and lost him. His · memory wiii always last. VetY Sadly Missed by Pa· r111ts: Dores and Mildred Ar' nold; Wife, Barbara dr111, Brothers and . HOBSTmER. REALTY Geo. S. Hobstetter. Jr. · ' · Broker Public Notice 2 Real Estate General chit· NEW LiSTING - ACREAGE - 1.92 acres with nice two bedroom mobile home. in· eludes stove, rrfrig., central air. antenna, drapes. gas heal. new storage bldg. Ask·· ing' $20,000.00. COUNTRY LIVING -Three bedroom brick home, lull basement. garage, tree gas. sits on 5.75 acres. Asking $64,900.00. FLATWOOD ROAD - Two story cedar home, features four bedrooms. large 6VIng room w/fireplace, lormai din· ing room, recreation rDOrr], custom kitchen w/breakfast room. full basement.· Sits on three acres. Price Reduced. Cali for .details. RUTlAND- Corner lot wrth modern ranch home. Three bedrooms, bith, living room, dining room, large kitchen. Storage · bldg. Lot 90'x 100'. Asking $38,000.00. Velma Nicinsky . Associate (614) 742-JJ92 . Publie Notice #:S~~r/arvice Public Notice NOriCE OF APPOINtr.{ENT OF FI,DUCIARY .On September 16. 1988. i1 the Meigs County Pmbate Court Case No. 25,262. J . leland Crans. 3640 Bellocreat Avenue. Cincinnati. Ohio 46:'.08, was appointed EKecu· tor of the estate of Evelyn M. Gruaser, deceesed. lote of 86 South Fourth Street, Middle· port. Ohio 45780. Robart E. Buck, · , Pmbato Judge lena K.. Nossolrotd, Cieri< (9) 25; (1 OJ 2. 9. 3tc BEDROOM NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE PUBLIC SALE will be held by The Bank Josephine on tho 14th day of October. 1986 al the Bank's equip· mentlot located one {11 mile north of Cheshire, Ohio on OJ'Iio Route #7, also being the location of Jov· ll'trCosl Company on the aoot side of State Route #7. Time of tala will be 1:00 p.m. Sale is for the purpose of disposing of NG •31 "x31'' Frlmld Mirror " •• o - Double"'- •Four O..W. Chtlt oOne Dr-. Nitf!t ll.,d •Don Otic Finith . . . . . . . . . .boM'd . •Don Otic finlth . We're offaring .., _ belure" prices on our Colonial Single ......... ~olltop- . · o•u ~ DROP-LEAF DINETIE $399 S...ee INng with tt. Ml"mrtl of wood ~. Th1t co"'*' Elrl¥ ""'*iccn !., . . . . top dltiing ..... •oo.•i•- ...·--· Df 3lh:4.4 ~ Wth thl twclllidt Country Olk Finish $169 . 5•PIECE DINETTE SET Availoble in Chr-or Almond ·lAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS NOW '2 Toblo 31xq.IO BuakotChllirs • ro• 20.0/o DOWN •FREE GIFT WRAPPING . •GIFTS . FOR THE WHOLE liAMILY ' FLANNEL SHIRTS-UNED & UNLINED, FLANNEL · SLEEPWEAR, SWEAT CLOTHES, GLOVE~ SURFS, EARMUFFS, PURSES, COATS . JEANS FOR EVERYONE CAMOUFLAGE CLOTHES FOR MEN.& BOYS. M'ASON . FURNIT·URE CO. · 2nd "Street ., Mason, W. Va. (304) 773~5592 11 The Furniture Sell 1 ON THE "T'' -• ,, • •·~ r • IN MIDQLEPORT . '! ··.-' -"t ~.·· .' ~ ' ~ . ~-· ~--........ --·~·~--,--..,-- -~ Schroeder Drill Model CD82000 A-17 #2~5..'-, ·>. to satisfy a i:ommeicialloan deled the' 14th,dav.of June, 1986. THE BANK JOSEPHINE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO BID. . TERMS OF SALE:" 'CASH' Tho Bank Jooitphona P.O. Box 471 Prestonsburg, KV 41 &53 !91 25; (10) 2. s, 9, 12 ' A Double Dresser & Mirror...... ...... .... .. $2!19 Sweater Chest .. .... ... 8119 Twin Bed With Foot .... 189 Skipper• Bed ..·.. .. .. .. . s179 5 PIECE · Yehle~ Public Notice •A.P.R. FACTORY •· Public Notice Point. Grode SchoOl Audi11l· the followiilg min·ing equip ~ rium. 2nd S1r8el. Pbwh811n ment; . . . 14 BU1.0 Joy · Lotding· Point. Qhio 43~ . Thurodoy. October 23 . Machine #9652 · 1.98611 6' 30 p.m ... K..I Stota· ~ong-Airdool Foodei .._., . ~iiiOnity, AlhllibUII " Cam· #&4·1477 . . pus. Main Bojldilg Audilo· 38 ·1ncll .. 100-loot NiOW rium. 3325 W. 13th Street. ·Redial Stac,ar #il61 8 Allhtabula, Ohio 44Q04. . 100 . HP .JI>y . Belt-Drive. • The aroount 'of tNt rBV'mua Startei & Tailpiece 440 increase · r.Bqunted is #8C3058 • 81 0.939;1100. Tho . major . Joy 16R8 4-Wheel Drive ia1108s In this Case are: Cutting ll(lochine 440 #17781 a) the iletoiminotk>n of the S&S 488 Scoop. Charger. · appropriatel811alt·of Ot>oraling and.·2 seta of 'ne~ bltteri81 revenues. op~g ~pen ... · #1144 an'd taKes;· 500 KVA Pamco Subst•· b) the dtlarmination of the tiOn 480 to 4160 #A6363appropriate rate bele; · 1077 c) the dtlarminotk>n of the 600 KVA Lioe Power In· appropriate rate of retum; side Box· 4180 to 480 and d) the .dltllrminatiqn of the . 550 #9462· 94B8 .. appropriolo rolit dolign and · ..Galls·300 !loof Bolt"! 440 AC #1652 .' , . other tariff mattn: "'"" u dlreciDry . . -....d ..... Galit 300 ROi>f Bolter 440 vW:e oonnecdon char:ges; AC #1473 · ,. . e) pole attachment ratao; Joy 21 SC Shunle Cor d) Kay, PBX and ~~i-lile #ET 124~ . . busin• rita; " Joy 2 SC Shutlle Cor e) depreciation ratao. #ET131 · 1101 2. 9. 2tc ''Best Deal On Wheels" $788 F,/ , ' ' Or Wr1ti.Da..lly SenMti Clas itf1tcl Dtpl. · .Ill,Cou1t Sl. , Pomt~ow . Oruo,.S?&! •• Fl ',. \ PHONE 992-2 [5.6 · . . Five fineiiin mayo~·~ court' ~ , i'~ge to 3 Soutliern board will meet -~ · . . the 'jury ·reNrned to the oourt room ' and Kingery continued Wtth'the line · of questiOning. ·but adtled 11> hls A'se\iere storm Wt!dnesdaY·attei-noon cause<l-~ensive damage In · . questiOn "assiimptlons" based on ·tl!e Reedsville area llC\X)rdlng to a report !rom Meigs Coonty She!'iff · testimony given previously in .the Howardfrank. :. ·. .. • . . . · trial. . At approxlniately 5::II p.m., .the sheriff's o!!lce was notlffed d. the ··"Based uplln your ~ucatlon, damage alld.an otf!cer was dispatched, to the area. · . treatment of patients and your · One mobUe hOme was UPBet ·with peQple lnslde, but .no one was treatment of.)3uok Clary, and .,the' · !ilju~d a sheriff's deparjment spo~man said. , · Two ,other ,mobile .homes were knocked trom:tl!etr foundlltiojiS. ·• tests that were run ui)Jn htm and . the results of those tests· a~ '•Ailu'ee cargaragewasalsodamaged when winds lifted it from its · interprete!l by yw, do'you. within a · ·fOundation. · · teasona)lie degree of -medical · . Strong Winds further damaged roofs CJI several houses, numerous certainty, have an oplnion ...as to trees were downed and a portionof Ohio.l24 was blocked for a period . whether or not l3uck Clary intended of time. . . ,. . to hurt ;'.Jhoot or . kill one Keith Telephollf and electrical serv!C\'l,\ were also di~rupted. 'Bamey' . Brumfield?·" Kingery . Els!!Where In tile ~unty. otrer · power outages occurrro and asked the doctor. . . portions of roadways were bldc,ked bY fallen trees. · Mo~ri again · obj,'Cted and Personnel trom the ,Ohio Depar.tment of Transportation and ttv! Judge Watt called the attorneys to Meigs County Department of Highways worlu!d untll all roads were the bench. Afte~ a brie! discussion ·. cleared. ' ' . · · · · . · · between the judge and lawyers, Kingery re-phrased the ·queStion. · · call~ Hibbard then told the jury .his ' . • ~· .r: ' opinion as to Clary'silitalt the night Three calls were answered by local units Wednesday, the Meigs ' of Jan. 14, based upon the tests ·County Emergency Medlcal SerVices reports: adminlsterd (o the defend;mt in·his .At 2:31p.m.• Racine took Debbie Johnson from StiversVUle !Wad office and hls Interviews with arid to Veterans Memorlil Hospital; Rutland at 2:55 p.m. took James · observations of Clary, was "that he Hayes from State Route 124.to Holzer Medical Center. Pomeroy at did not:'irltmd to hurt, Injure, shoot. 10:26 p.m. t09k Gladwin Werner !rom the Pomeroy Health Care or kill Mr. Brumfield ." · Center tO Veterans Memorial. , · · Hibbard said his cpinton was formed ' after about two or three interviews with Clary. Th~ Southern 'I.qcal School Distrtct Bo~ ol Educatiol\ will meet On cross-examination, the pr'osein special session at 9 a.m. Saturday in the high school cafeteria. cutlng attorney pointed oot that the shooting 'orourred on Jan. 14 and Hibbard did not see Clary untU Feb. . . 24. "Are you able to read what was Five defend~ts were fined In the court of Middleport Mayer Fred in the defendant's mind a month Ho:!fman W~ay night. . earlier?" Morgan asked the They Include Mike Manley. Middleport, no operator's license and p;ychiatrist. . ·· ~o Ucense plates, $25 and costs .on .each charge; charles E. Boyles, Hibbard replied m. . Middleport, $10, failure to yield; Max W.·. WUson, Shade, $2> and Morgan questioned Hibbard ex· costs. ·reckless operation; Tornow Walters, Middleport, $2> and tenstveiy abOut psychiatrtc theories ·costs, aUbwlng a dog to run loose; Charles Sprouse m. Middleport. of personality and tre !J'oress used $50 and costs, disorderly co!Kiuct, and $100 .and eosts anjl three days by the doctof to tmn his opinion of ' fifjaU, . assault. . Clary's lntmt, as well as whether he was qualified to testily as an expert on psychiatry and its relation to the law. He also asl<ed the ooctor alxlut : Dr. Bernard F ..l'~liehm waselecteddtstrictchatrman d. the M-G-M the results of the tests administered · · Scouts during the group's recent organizational meeting. to the defendant. -.; · Other officers named tor the 1986-87 !ls,cal year were; Everett · During questioning of the p;ychiKing, district conuntssloner; Bob Anns, dlstrtct camp ranger; Tiki atrist, Morgan asked, "Yo1,1're not Henson· (Scout) and Sarah Johnson (Cub),'rou!Kitable commlsslon· saying the defendant suffered from ers; Charles Henscin, Rllbert M~tthews Jr. and Frank DIClemenle; p;ychqsis are yw ?" tratnlng staff (Sco\!ts) and Kathy Workman, Shirley Smith and "No," Hilbard replied, adding Becky Tyree, training staff (Cubs) . . ' that the oopressfon and anxiety Also, Bob Smith, Cub commissioner and district membership suffered by Clary -are much less chairman; Bob WoOOnall, distrtct activities chairman; Frank severe. DiClemente and .Gene Valentine, merit badge <;oordlnators; and • D!Ctementer publicity chairman. M:C-M representatives to !he Tri.State Area Council Executive • Board will be Niehm, D!Cieme1!~ and Smith. . The 1986 Fall Co~ree will be held Oct. 17, 18, and 19 at Camp Klashuta In Chester. The theme this year is "Paul Elui\Yan." ·FURNITURE MAN·UFACT ·.. . S FROM AROUND THE .WORLD. . ~:~ N.H~F.A. ~~~~~:t~~~~. ARE SPONSORING T'HIS GREATN~no~n£ . · .. .· · . ~ Defense .1) . (Continued )'mm •• HOUSE OVERFLOWING? .. CLEAN UP WITH ('.,., . CLASSIFID ADS 1 . .{f) . , . ·'-: .= . , ~ ,, . ~ " • �' Thursday, Odtobei 2, 1986 ' Page ::S-<-;The_Deily Ss 1li1ef BORN ·LOSER Th~..Sday, October 2, 1986 Pomeroy-f.1~. Ohio , I Television . .· Viewing. E)IENIN§ . .,,, (IJ Mazdll Sportslook (l) Jefleraons a ' WtiA'I' PO 'IOU ' MEAW VOU'!'tl! STAVIN9'f ' so1~:s~g[ ro CIILIFOR~IA THE OTHeR PA'I 'IOU COULPN'T WAIT TO RT OUT Of HERE~ • . ,_THAT IVA~ 1>1lf0Rf I · ' &REWLJP . .. •. •. ' I · , Beat 'of th~ bend_ .· ' • . @ Facta of Ufe 11:06 (JJ ~dy Griffith 1:30 .. CD® NBC Ne- four scrambled words /)• · low to_form four simple words . U· P 0 M, I • "'' : bne convictlo anollier: "/1 w~ 5 - I. I · t .1 ~ 6 · the perlect crime. He got caughl, .had a senaalional lrlal, and gOI r..;_=--~--'---. mllllons.lor lhe ~ and ...- rights." · m Beat of Bill 'Dance I BELTO ·G I l---r.il7,..;.:r.,.-=-r:,.~,.:..T"I...o1 G Coml:> lete , .............,......- ' - ·.....1.-.L . .....1. cn~ckle the quoted " by fill ing in the missing WOids you develop from srep No. 3 below. ~e~P;;R;;:IN;TT-;N:;;U;';:M;;;BE~R:;;ED:;--,;t;-r.--r.-r:,..-.,-.,--,.-,....., .. , lETTERS IN SQUARES u&ims~ I I ·I I I AND I II I I 919-2600. While rummaging a11)1>ng some good old sluff, Jea!l Seldenabel ran Into ,a Feb. 19, i!m copy of -pJe Leade~ whlch was a Meigs County newspaper back when. ·· c8p1Df- Bogus - Clout - Nlne(y. - NOT ior LoNG , Son: ... Can 11 person have more~ than brains?" Falher: ·' IIIJ(l) M'A'S'H · "Sure they .can, but NOT lor LONGi' II Cll People's Court · (1) Nightly Busineu Re· port IE) News llll MacNoil-lehrer: Newshour · James Jacoby . ID lUI ® Wheel of Fortune '(g) Bamoy Millar 7:06 I)) Sanford and Son 7:30 & Cll Cll New Newlywed .. NORTH 11-I·N Game - -.-· +AQJ 1076 (IJ Speedweek •to a1 3 411 (!) Too Closa for Comfort By Jameo J~coby .1\QS Ill Cll Judge (JJ Fall and Rise·of ReginN~ville Dowe of Watertown, New WEST -EAST ald Perrin York;opened a rather light hand at the +813 2 ®I Wheel of Fortune · 'AQ , .North Am~rjcan Championships ih To- .6 2 ID@ !liD JeOpardy •• Q 10 9 6 42 . ronto last July. Then, because of the t A J 8 7 -®Benson . +J 10864 favorable vulnerability, he sacrificed • 9 7 2 7:35 Cil Major league Baseball: against four hearts. That created ~n­ ' · SOUTH Cinqinnati. at Atlanta (2 other problem when suddenly North +K 9 5 hrs .. 30 min.) Live. carried on to six. But Neville knew • .K J 9 7 5 8:00 8 CD@ Cosby Shew iCC) bow to solve that prob\em, if his part· +K 53 While Clair attempts . to ' +Al oercooperate<l. place Cliff on a sensible diet, Denise prepares to leave for In the ·early going, North was too Vulnerable: North-South her freshman . year at coltimid. He really should have cue-bid Dealer: East lege. In Stereo. diamonds since his band held slam poCD Coral Jungle • tential after South's overcalL But give Wett North Eaot Soetb C!l College Football: Calihim credit for re-evaluating his hand ' 'I' fornia State-Fullerton at It · 5 t st after South had bid five hearts over 2+ Tulsa (3 hrs.) Live. 6t . Obi. Pass Pass East's sacrifice bid. He now realized (]) liD Cll Our World ICC) Pass Pass how much extra he had and so bid the (60 min ./ · slam. Although the play for slam is l!ll (!) MOVIE: 'The DeOpening lead: • 8 · ' . reasonable, basically needing only the ,& Murder Case'· queen of bearts in f:ast 's hand North's Cll MacNeil-lehrer 1 Newehour bid was.anti-partnenhlp. Sin~ North had bid only four hearts at bis first bridge's infancy, the double of u slam • ,; ® G @ Simon 8o SimOn Rick and A.J. help out a penturn, the assumption was that slam that the opponents expect to make niless country-boy sailor acwas no~ being considered. South's bid' calls for an unusual lead. In this in· cused of being a cocaine of li'C_bearts, then, was only meant to stance, Dowe kaew a spade lead would · pusher. (60 min.) keep'East-West from taking a cheap defeat the slam, and he hoped hiS partCi.il living Planet: Portrait save agaiiiBt a vulnerable game. ner would have enough length in that 'lf ihe Earth (CCI David At· Nevertheless, the slam would have suit to pick tllat lead. And so it was, tenborough journeys to dismade except for a high-level call by but only barely. If West had held one tant potnta to eKptore the Neville Dow e. He doubled. Invented club more and o~e spade fewer, he forces that shape our planet. bv tbe late Teddy Lightner In contract would prObably have made tbe wrong (60 min.) .lead. ®MOVIE: 'Sky Heist' 8:30 IJ CD ® Family Tjes In Stereo. · · 9 :00• 11 CD Ull Cheers Diane·s . BRIDGE Specialized call defeats.slam FJ{ANK AND ERNEST 1r:s- NOTHING /'AGAINSt you..:.. •• . . .J:~M MOVING OUi iE"CAU.>E J: NCEI> . - - •. • . eL$oW ~o.oM. EEK& MEEK VKW.I.l.. l tOOT lHI~I'\ IW &VER BEEtJ aJr ~111-1 A MARRIED MMJ a iI il 13 Eur. canal)l 15 Indian plored. (60 min.) (R). (jj) Knots lending ICC) A friend from S..mner ® II and Mack's past proves to Gary with an important cam- ..,.. paign SP"Ch and Karen at- I COULDN'T FIND ANY KETCHUP. WINTHROP'+ tempts to escape from her m farmhouse prison. (60 min.) 27 JUl)llist 28 Opprobrium ® Mystery: Praying Man· til ICC) A desperate Ve[a runs to Bea, who is tucked 26 Never- child. 10:00 D CD Gil Hill Streat Blueo Sid the Snitch tempts Buntz • . . K • . ' . ;;::,."~ ( l . BEDROOM SUITE . ' INCLUDES DRESSER, HUTCH MIRROI, CHEST, NIGHT CHZQKUE ALl FO~ ONLY . XHIJKWB KG G KXW GP X H J M- W J P0 I XKUB . - J ,.. number of d'ouble crosses when they investigate a shooting ins bar, (70 min.) ' 12:00 Cll.Bume 8o Alleri Cll Temle: 1988 Davis Cup Coverage of the o&mi-· fNI round with USA varsus Auslralla In lingle matches A and B. (5 hrs.) Cll Jefferaons •. STARTING AT '. ' 40°/o OFF·· $69995 IN UGHT OR DARK PINE . ' ,. .. ' DINETTE. SETS . sA~E UP To 40°/o K T EK R WT MWSHOTW $899 95 STOREWIDE SA NGS OVER 40 BEDROOr,1 SUitES IN STOCK UP TO This Is Our Bigg-est Sale Ever! TZPC p 0 S VIIUEW · RKIEKUKH. Sl (l) Rawhlqe Tile l or"'' qe~;III'IC • Ilo<:Oeo llectoner o ,.,...,, ••· ·~1 . ru " ' M od ,., ,. _,. "'o ~@""'U' "'"'' , ~ .. ..,, ml<l dr,., ,...., • SAL~I S329 SALEt.S299 V 0 B T P U Yeeterd&J'o Cl')'lltoquote: SHARP MEN , LIKE SHARP NEEDLES, BREAK EASY, TiiOUGH THEY PIERCE QUICK. - HENRY WARD BEECHER ' • STAND, HE~DBOARD AND FOOTBOARD AND BOXSPIINGS .& MAnRESS ,· S H I J· cate....,.. · · ® MOVIE: 'Honeymoon· '. E 0 WT T EWGGKUE (I)SCT\1 . ® Conatitvtlon': That Dell· I ·. ' a P.f . . SPECIAL.PURCHASE One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X lor the two O's, etc. Single letters, apaslrophes,llte length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code leUers are different. CRYPTOQUOTE 10-2 ®@News 10:061)) MOVIE: 'The Hostage Tower' , 10:30 CD Emerprise USA . Sl(l)INN News . ® T~ Brown's Journal 11 :00 '11CilCIJGCil®eG}JGII . News Cll'Hardcaotle and McCormick (IJ NFL YearbOok (R). (l) M'A'8'H & ill Night HNI O'Brien and, Gfambone uncover a 3. If your ticket is drawn and wins, it's reentered into the drawings un·tit avery prize is gone, so you may win more than one prize. '4. Prizes must be picked up by December 31st. < ill.ONGF~LLOW (jJ) Kay O'Brien (60 (II (9 Mlgnum, · JExample) '1 ,000 Living Room Suite is good for 22 Tickets. That's 2~ chances to win . LO · Z.&y' on e•(•hng sry le'l ond fobl'oct, rr.ot ,ywere ne •.er em.er ro otiord l 1012 . AXYDLBAAXR min.) &())ABC N- Nlghtllnt (JJ Aultln City·Um!W . 1. No purchasB neces~arv . One ticket per · person per family. · 2. Anyone who purchases theidurniture ' at Rutland between now and·Decem- · ber 20th receives 3 additional tickets fdr first $100 purchase and 2 addi ' tional tickets for every $100 after that. . , ielo••ng •f1ioo"· olong come\ o sole thor helps 'ou do 1t! R11c lont•\ l•om 'DAILYCRYPI'OQVOI'ES-Here's how lo\'10rk il: min.) . GIVEN AWAY Jv~r when yov ..ere rh .nk•ng about f(enus . $11;235.00 WORTH OF FURNITURE WUL BE ' Lo-Z-Boy' recliner prices ore falling Iosier ltlon the lemperoture. Now's lhe Hfne to make one voursl vehicle view with Fidel Caotro. 160 e CD Tlllli 318-6115 • . 2 Olive $249.99 : RULES FOR GIVEAWAY LA·Z·BOY IS -GOING HAND AND HAND WITH RUTLAND FURNITURE WITH THIS SALE . I Market lations with the U.S.. and 11:30 a .m <B Tonight Show (60 min.) In Stereo. CIISPQ!UCenter Cll WKRP In Clncinlllltl •. c.:>,JuE $.2-79~ BACK PACK 4th & Main MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . DOWN · features an exclusive int8r- .,.. VILLAGE · PHARMACY . 45 Poor struggle for direction, its re - . ·1\.IE Ll~ AND TlMES ~ 6EOR6E WAS!li~TON HAND HELD REEDSVILLE Reeds Country Store . B)Camlnea Cuba and its inner WHAT WAS ~IS EARLY EPIICATION UKE ? Care About You Rutland· Furniture Will' Be Hav_ing 62 Drawing~ To Be Held Dec~ 1Oth thru Dec. 20th - «Hire Wlth a scheme. to steal a massive amount of missing PRICE "'• I' .$11,235° Worth .Furniture . . Will Be Given Away! princess 42 Church section 43 Made of Cereal SALE $.169 .99 $149.99. PB210E 0 32 Bring 41 "Nonna happin ess • late (JJ Iii Cll 20/20 (CC) 160 min.) a(!) Odd Couple · · Cll Cuba--In the Shadow of Doubt This dOCtJmentary WHEN WAS ~E BORN? HE WAS SORN IN 173Z 'cs2aoE 12.. s1 S9 .99 ~1 .39.99 CS440EVL 18" $329.99 299.99 CS550EVL 20" $494.99 374.99 REG PRICE 'Pharmacists Who - Clyde Buwen, go!;pel ventriloquist of Enon, Ohio, will be the featured speaker at a revlvill to be held at th~ Hope_ Baptist Churclun 5'lO Gruni St., Middleport, at 7 p.m .. Monday through Oct. 12. There v/UI be special vocal music each even_lng. • 1 cocaine whilit a tamperedaspirin scare has merchants in an •uproar. (60 min.) "TWIS IS M'< REPORT ON PROGRAM SPEI\KER quality palnte{ serted him when hd' was a , ,EANUTS MODEL SALE PRICE • Sickroom; surgical needs • Vitamins and diet aids. · e Glue 40 Monaco's ter from his mother, who de- ®D REG . PRICE • • • • Cosmetics and perfumes lady 29.Qutlaw hoping to prevent the con· damning tapes from baing _publicized but is suspiciously turned away. (60 min.) Part 3 of 3. (R) . 9:30 IICD®NightCounSEA· SON PREMIERE As new court baliH Roz Russell reports for duty, Harry must deal with a 15,year-old let- NOT 't'OU ·· BUT ME, SWEETIE NOW ON SALE • Prascrlptions filled • Over-the-counter drugs • Hee.lth a.nd beauty aids &Surface 30 Had lunch 31 Amalgamlue 13 Mr: Galahad 1::-t-+-+-+34 Seraglio chamber 35 Eye shield 38 French awav in a secluded clinic, BARNEY ·oue to some employment discus· .sian to come up, the Meigs County Board of Education has.chan'ged Its regular meetin.l; da_le lor October. ' 3 Country 1 estate 4 Wagnerian covering nqu Z9 Goes summer 22 Clumsy boat~~=: · with board drinks 23 Pro 24 Abyss 31 Church 37 Repudiate 24 ~reelandk 25 Portion . song 39 Nightfall be dangerous while Jill helps ' ' RE: COVERED KYW COME: )'OL.l ... . 7"AII men created cymbals equal" 16 Do needle8. Electrician 's l!:>l.!'-051!.:! work helper 18 Guido's Yesterday's Answer 11 Widen note 19 Entertain 14 Brazilian ( ·21 Floor nl""'l~'~ 27 Nonpareil 3 L1ke cia/ .dis.figurements is ex- MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP Dl~ 10 Parchell 12 Ease up ·' its use as a tool to repair fa · 't=~--=:~-.::=:::::J! WITH ACROSS I Envy 6 Manhandle 9 Breathing Cll Nova: A Normal Face: The Wonders of Plastic Surgety (CC) The emergence of plastic surgery and • •' iWe're Here To Help br THOMAS JOSEPH old ways. In Stereo. Cll700Ciub Cll Cll Colbys (CCI 180 min .) CHAIN SAWS ~~.,.~- late when She discovers Sam has gone back to his CAIJ 'OJ 1EU....7 . Cr ea l! The car m urufaCIU t(•rs observing·· homeeomings a t. t. his lime tut so are a num~~:> r ol are puning ·out. tlx: ru.d iDJCCiion mOOC'Is. One drawback b 1l1at. th~ C hUrC~ es ). lim'S clog ~p - and IG pn•venl lh"l Among them is The World of L~e Chu·reh af'BiJI'lingham which wUl from happenmg, ~-ou ha1 l · 10 buy a ' hold an ru tdoor covered dlshdinner special premium gusoline c<lnsiderably more expensive ·per ga llon.. at noon on Sunda.v followed by a I Come a gasoline s!J.ll1agc. two- rop.m . service. The Smith Family · EvafW'IIstic .Tea m 'l'ld The Old · one says 1•ou· probablY won' I even Time Religion group wlU be singers be able io bu v it. How about H"-ll, new car owner? Will I ha I keep Y.OU lor tile a~ernoon sen1ce . smiling" . • The'meetingor ig!nally scheduled for Oct 14 Will inslead by held at. 6: :lJ p.m. this Friday al ihe boru:d · clf!ccs at. Pomeroy Vili~Jge 'Hall. -'- And a .couple ·of upcoming blrt!Days .- .bolh ,on Oct. • 11 . Observing tbelr anniversaries w111 be Jim Brewer a'nd Junior Riley. Bolh rr-'lde in ~ld~leport . · · Not only are the- high schools MODEL 1. change of heart-may be too , f--:~-,,---1 l1:),lJ .... The Dairy Sentinei - Page~ 9 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio. · It's been .a·long.tirf!e __--:--"":-'----__:__:._ _..,.,.,_______· ---:;-A~.~ YESTERDAY'S SCIAM.IIIS ANSWERS newcomer Kim Novak. • By BOB HOEFLICH · sake, · r, hope he . thlnlis lt has Among the reports · was one ·..~tine! Stall Writer changed. . , ooallng ~lth a meeting at the · Do you by any chance remember • ~r. and · Mrs. Mllls wUJ accom- Blennerhasseft Hotel - In Ma· James 'Frederick · · · pany Sisson to Columbus {)n the · rletta, I believe -:-. 10 discuss Ihe Sisson? · weekend ana he wfil vlsll a brother tmnatlon of an ··ohio · Valley . If so,"you have in Chicago · before returning to Baseball Circuit. . . a good memory. . Phoenix. By tiM! way, Sisson Is the The account 1old of attempts Sisson is in Mrd· son of the late Fred and Jessie being made in Charleston, W.Va., _, dleport for .tbe .Sisson. · to , lnfluen!:!! the West VIrginia ·' first time in· 49 --Legislature to legaljze ball games years· anp ls the Doris . and Eber Lewis have rn Sunday. guest of Allee and Ru~ll Mills. returned to their home on' Park St., We 've come a long way, baby Sisson and Russell gradllated l·n the Middleport, after a coupleofdayslil or have we• · ' ; _ ,...::._ same class al the Middleport High Waynesville • where ' they were School in 19:J). Sisson moved to guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gary · Las,l bul never least. Chicago and later lo Phoenix, Ariz. , Hllchcock. Soutll:'m High Scllont will hold its He and the Mills have kept ln 13efore their retirement about annual homecoming · ori Friday, touch over the years and the Mills three years ago, Mr. ·and Mrs . Oct.-10 with tbe annual parade - when .they ' make lrlps· to LeWisllvedln.Mason,Ohlo-What and they lum out some ·excellent California :-call Sisson ln Phoenix. . a great spot II you're a'Klngs lslan<! floats !orlhe occasion- will be held Last year, he went to California to tuff- and afterrellrementmoved at 1 p.m. on thai date. . visit with them and vowed tie would back to Middleport. Sludents are il)vitlng grou~ and return to Middleport his year. He ' While In the Waynesville area, ,Individuals to take pari In the . did and no doubt Is enjoying seeing · they visited friends in Mason and parade. If you 'd like to participate •the old home town· again .- and Eber returned for a visit to the do ca~ the high school and ·advise perhaps, some old friends. For our · Lebanon Correct!onal Inslltutlon the office of your .intenllon by where -be worked before relrement. Wednesday; Oct. 8. The number Is . (JJ 3·2·1. Contact iCC) 8 •, < , Rearrange· letttrs of t~e ' • 1lll Under S8il (JJ D Cll ABC News (!) Hogan's Heroes Cll Doctor Who ' ' ® D (jj) CBS News 1lll Body Electric @Good Times 6:35 (]) Beverly Hillbillies ? :00 D CD PM Magazine Cll Hardcastle and McCormick (IJ SportsCenter I)) Entertainment Tonight ET goes behind-the-scenes to talk to "Falcon Crest" ., • I: llTIFFY 1~ I I . Cll Big Valley ' I I ' , 11:00 ~~~D(JJ®G(jj)@ CAPTAIN EASY • 8 '::~:t.~' S@~~~-~~~S ::::. -~--- ldlled by ClAY R. 'QUAN , .· THURSDAY 10/2/86 . ' . '. tK III'IQ· iCICk•r 11«.\llle! ~g"<tt<< '"'l •'•'~ '""' •••n•• • ~· .... ~,..., &J•- ·11I.od '" '" o·llo.. ><>" •"'• of'd ,..,. • '~"'"''"""' '""' • "'''"' 9i>ol ••"'' o<'<tll• 1~01..:1 "''" -.o• • Dono •uv · ·•.. SAlEI Suburtlcm lltCIInG · ~ It l hcio..-r ""'"'•"9'""" "'" <w,._ <1° •" 0 · ""¥'1111'' • · Willi IIADIOAIO, FOOTIOAID, 11IPI.E DRISSER, IIITCH . •· ~IIIIO· ROC•II hl;i~ ~t<G• Q" all "''"~~ ••~'•"' ~0'• C_. •ll W '"~'"' ' HI ~\ ood ""'\ l •l~• ll"' • 'l 'IN OAK $488 -01, 5 DIAWII CIIST, 2 0001 NIGHT STAND. lEG. 1684 . II (JJ Talta of the Unex- pected (]§MOVIE : 'Oh, God! ' 12:05 (]) MOVIE: 'Convicts ' Four' , . 12:30 II CD Ill) Late Night with · David letterman Tonight's guest is Jeff Altman. 1611 min .) In Stereo. ' • I I r �Pag~-10-The Dally Sentinel • ~ I Thursctav October 2 1986 OhiO Pome~oy-Mtddleport Thursday October 2 1986 18 Wanted to Do '(ard Sa\eS GREAT BEND ELECTRIC, Inc. Lcm: Goklen lhtr eV"er Ce111f11 Coney I u Rewa d 30.,_ &7& 41217 STAR GAZER SYSTEMS TUPPEIS PLAINS 011 N.E.C.A. CONTRACTOR Wanted Tit Buy 9 SAME SY:IlEM AS AIOVE WITHOUT IEMOlE Sl 250 $~65 DESCRAMILIRS WITH SYSTEM PURCHASE DESCIAMIUI ALONE S315 & Vtctnity THERE ARE STill APPROX 100 UNSCRAMIIEO CHANNELS CHARlES WEBER 667 6235 NORMAN WEBER 667 3074 9-15 86 TOP CASH poicl fo 83 mode and n FNJ e uaa:t cart Sptllh Buick Pont ac 1911 E•ftem Ave Gall poll Cl 614 448 2282 WAN TEO 10 BUY uud wood & RAYMOND E. PROFFin (MAC) RACINE OHIO Offece 949 2438 Booklr§ann ng ja 992 3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT SALES & SEI1fl4 a as) V C ) OUNG Ill 992 6215 or 992 73 14 Pomeroy Ohoo SALES & SERVICE We Carry F shlflg Supp es BUSINESS PHONE 1614) '1'12 6SSO RISIIINCE PIIONE 614i '1'12 7754 "" AUTOMATIC TRANSMJSSIONS REBUILT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND Bob lorton OwMr BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES At leosonablo Proces PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Day or N19ht NQ SUNDAY CALLS 4-16 86 ttn 86 / 1 Homemakers andC• .:,.::;.::..;~:.,:..:~-_;;;:;,:::;,;:.:::::;...LI pie Uu you spa e t ma to ea n ext a mone ~ )Nth F andly Home Part as a n a onw de corrp W'IY Immediate op en ngs o M an age s and Oel'ftOnlt no 1 nthsarea easy fun and prohtab e eJ~ p e e c e s ne c: c essary C!J Co~utenzed Heanng Atr Selectton yOu ne ed s a des e o make man ey have tun and a few S\Yim Molds Interpreting Setvtces hou s of apa e tme We prov d a eve yth ng you •••" to •l get started and here 11 no cash nvea men no co ec ~ lf'lg po deliv etmg and no ::z:: lent c:e d'la ga We have two fu colo ed ca a oga With ov e 100 BIC c tlng toys and g fts all 100pe cant~a antaadfea (614) (614) lWif'IQ the new an mated te lc. 417 Second Avenue "Box 1213 ng dol Cricke wh ch w be advert 1 ed on n abon al T V Gallipolis 45631 WHh Cll stm as ust around th -------~--":"" .!8~1~3!tf~n..JL. 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' 1 ,j 01 ~ ,_ ICUT OUT 101 FUTURI USEI FENCE COMPANY PH 992 6931 Mter S Call 742 2027 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes •Wast'lers •0 shwashe s •Ranges •Refr ge ators \ •Orye s •F eezers PARTS and SERVICE 45 THE QUAUTY PRINT SHOP Ftr All y,, Ptlot•g Nrlit PWS Off co Suppi H & Furnoture Wtdd mg and GraduatiOn Statoonory Magnet c Sgns Rubllor !lamps lus~ntss Fo ms Copy SenKtt (lc 2Sl Millll Middltpo t 104 MuiiNr y h Pome oy 992 3345 3 2 Hn I fatten your J.ellet with aWant Rd ~ 54 Mosc Merchandtse On Sopt- 8. 1988 ..., M...,. c...lltV 20 8152 Court c- 01 Pooblt~ No • e Jlomonl V Fuhz P D Boll 723 l'Oilwoy Ohio 48789 """'*''Ill SUIII)Iornlntll Andllor! Ad,.,.,illralar of ,._ - · of Allrlll W Sch- -............. l.er1o K Net-Ill Clerk ""' - 1 Ro'*'E Iucio 191 26 1 J ) • 9 3tc 4 tam ty Oct 3d and 4 h 10 00 6 00 208 S S e con d 'Ave M dd epo t Mens womtns ch ld ens clo h ng wtnt e co ets eurt a n1 2 bi cv eel old perfume bo ttes d1hes ewe ry Lowes p ces K I ~ Sli~JII',H'! 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ScNb Sennce Top t m & emovals Cell apart m tnt to ant In Middleport A utllhlea pad Call 614 992 roy fullyfumlehH w d micro 1986 Folt F e camptt' olded ac c ept atemodtlveh c t ast ada n 304-671 1•t23 614 742 2312 Llvng oom suits occu cha • JQt;;kl 1 b suiu wath e • dl'ye 1 ttove 9 6 by 2 bedroom 2311 614 446 1358 County Appllan ce Inc Good lfOOd oand 304 875 1760 2 bdr ~ mllea from G alllpo s Bt Rt &88 0200 ptuo d opoolt A ereun ce equlr..t Ceii1444B 3413 roqu~od Camper 1f ft tol et thowe kitchen equipped 1leep1 six setf eqn1aned •1 700 Ce used applilnce• end TV eets Op tn BAM to 6PM Mo'h thru Sao 614 446 1899 827 3d Ava Ga lpols OH 814 742 2541 Victor 1n mobh home 14x87 on on • a c a 101: G enwood 304 &71 2018 boloro 4 00 of aft I f I 00 PM - -- - - - - ' - - - Ge you ca aady fo winta Pamt ob sUrttng •119 OD 304 675 2663 afte • p m 61 Household Goods qua ty uud fu niture Open 9 to I o call fo 1pp0111 man 1 bedroom apartmentupate s N tw y carp 81 ed th oughoul P1rttyfum11hed Ca 114·992 &71 2217 1973 G anv I e 14~~~:70 3 bed rDOm mob e home Fum shed ut up Undt pinning 18960 Co 614 992 74V9 n usonable rates CtU Case 600 Comb n e propel eel wth 2 he ada Idea Co np c:ke p ckl nch rows Cal814 246 Mere ond ise P ckens U1ed Fun tu e Good Ashton buNd ng lots with pub c weter mobl a homM p•m t t ot1 304 &71 233& or 304- 2 b eel room It eat.. 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City Brokenga Cal 114 441 ••na. 1:. 286 6930 388 1318 Filth Sl S2 &CO Ct 814 2&1 1393 1971Rolemont14~~~:70 Pomeroy on Old 33 Government Homes from n IU eparl Del nquent tu til able land 2 dw Mllngs 114 pro)) arty Repou C II 947 2338 oft or 3 30 p m t. no Hav81 W V a Phone304 812 3729 h es a tu n e of body partafo Clf'l trucllt end vans September Spa e als Es c:ort Ch evetta no Datsun 79 83 Toyo 1 4x4 p u fande s t39 00 81 up Ford and G M p u fend a 1 *46 00 Hoodl S99 oo 73 eo G M uta,u• and bunlJ ers til 00 ~81 up G M ta ig11k and bump•s 885 00 73 • 79 Fordtalgtttl and bUR1> e • 185 80 up Ford ta g• as and bumperl 875 00 Only 1 ITMtedqulntltv to be sold at theu pr e11 10 hu ry De very'"'" eble 61. 814- 8080 Coli 814 992 11018 Nl) INDUSTRIAl i I STAINLESS STEEl liNERS ' ,.,;;,... • INSURANCE WOIK Pubhc Not1ce FIDUCIARY ( t CHISTER-985 3307 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF I CHI MN 1Y \X Ju st Br ng your Black Walnuts stll n the hull to fn Go age Stle Sat Oct 4th from9 4 Buc:kRidQ e Rd b ck haute betide Seen c H s Nu sklv Home h. a c 1 e ben c:h dothtng tnd mls e f an c tnee ed 614 843 6387 •Flue Caps lnslalled •Ch mnev Rebu Idong SEPT 29-NOV 8 No Sunday Calls 4Fam yY Sat Oct 4 9AM Rt 141 at C entan ary Clothes dshes Home lnt fum tu e R aln c-an ce 1 FIRE~LA.~~!n~g~~~c~!!O~VES Pe Hund ed Pounds After Hu ng on Hammons Hul e PH 949 2801 or 949-2860 3 11 •1;-;-;,;;ji;Y,;Ji&;i-;;!:;;:();;;:4: LICENSED INSURED CERTIFIED Starting Pnc• Estomatos Bilby ema ba c kpa ck wak e bat htub mo v Wergh bench 1 antboa d wegh 1 eectc3wheele oyaTalt 12• o Port and OhiO Corp s g to nght 1st hou se on righ C!tltimnry C!tarr BlACK WALNUTS Bu1lt Co hng baby m e a nty et c A CHIMNEY FIRE CAN DESTROY YOUR HOME ,1 SIDING CO. At 7 3to4bdr 992 6601 ______ HomesforSale Conv enlent o catiOn oft Upper LICensed Cllmcal Aud1olog1st 446 7619 or 1968 Fie efW90d •2 500 C 1 1111 to Ed 614 448 7044 or Ca 304 674 6104 or 304 674 6386 LISA M KOCH M S 446-2062 BISSELL New HOJIK!S ANO USED MOBiLE KESSEL S QIJALITV HOME SALES 4 Ml GALLIPOLIS• AT 3& , , . 4417274 3 bdr • pool gar ave N ce Comma e 11 prop arty com.., ott & highway frontage Ust with us We have buyers A One Ru EshU Broke FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS FOR FRH' Roger Hysell Garage 614 742 Housefo u a5 oom••btth apartment upttl 1 3 rooms& bath 141t70 t eler, 3 bed room. LR DR In come t700 month e&& 000 Call E ar1 • C1 614 2611646 Cl .,.y t me 641 Thltd.Ave 614 446 3368 Jackton Oh M le fue ollfumece3yr Free estmat• Cel I 1 mo L PH. =.-92·9949 9 27 (Wtth larry s Carpet Outlet) Moonu n e• Auto Body Parte even ngs we s urv ced and Wate dnled 379 2220 ENTER 61 Government homes from •1 (U epa Dellnquen1 Iaiit prop arty Atpoeu•e6ont Cell 806 687 6000 ext GH 4662 fo cu ent epo st Avon Nleke 46 pa can Oh1o 190 MULIE.Y ~VE POMEIOY 011 41586fc Profe1110n al Real Eslote M aka Ch atm• money PRISES ~VANS • S81VIC8S 31 LARRY'S SATELLITE SALES New Local on REliABLE 8 20 86 lfn . 11 l{elp Wanted 'I'm at that age when Ill have nothtng to do with natural foods I need all the preservatives I can get " f:! 23 RON ~ 396 Chevy eng1n a elum n lekeendvave e:ov.,. ltock cam& ac:1ng cam verygoocl bran de of falhlon1 and ecce• oo 14< Randy Erwm Bi)1 2111- 6t4 892 11008 0 3147 We Also Update and Serv1ce Most Systems '"' 168 North Se<and Moddleporl Ohoo 45760 614 843 5248 ~ flllp lnylllr.nl Ser vi ces $20 A MONTH Pay Your Cable & Phone Bolls Here Addons and Root ng e. Con e Pumb w (Fre,_ BanueOc 23 off124 between Long Bottom Po 1 and Junk nsWe sRun Sm h R dge lidgt }J ew• f1 dance watch to stgns An tquewoodbeds q.1 ts c:ol ec to s tema numerous k nds cothes shoes • few wha nots books d sh as • v 8 we 8 Ram o ahme f9 88 ONE PR CE SHOE STORE from Liberty F•hlont ne Unbe evlblt prices for quelity sho• normally priced from e19 1o . .0 Over 150 .li'l(ld n.,..et 2&0 ltylet One time fee includes htven tory buying t lp flxtur 81 &IPJI •• w.ttor e tr 1 nlng ...mo a Can combil e with over 1 000 NOW A COMPLETE 10 FT SYSTEM FOR Electronic Organs Mobtle serv1ce CARPENTER SERVIC z.,th e Witl PlY 10me model• Rooms to ent day week month Gil aHote Ca 614 441 9880 Rent •• ow e1 $120 mon1h q 614 3417 7519 Over I 00 111scrombled chamels PLUMBING & HEATING YOUNG'S tems 3 family Oct 2 3 4 625 Fron St Middleport Guns aw n mowM baby clorhaa adu and kids Fum tu e d 1h es R Idiot told before RCA SATELLITE IS STILL THE WAY TO GO Farm E,ulpment Parte & othe port Ran cances SPECIAL/ZINC IN WINPOW-& {)()OR REPlACEMENT Authamed John Detre New Holland Bush Hat farm lquopment Dealer lvea pa tern d thu k tchen wa e PHONE (614) 992·5009 U 5 RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE OHIO ants clothes set Cu 1n &p m 789 Ma.,le St M dd e Middleport Ohto Second BOGGS TYs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Serv1ce REASONABLE rie l Om e Oct 2 3 and 4 fom 9am to COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL - FREE ESTIMAns- 10 S lfc J.R.'s REPAIRS blu el NITURE 3d & 0 lvo St Go po o Co11814 446 3169 1 vorto Auto Pans & Acceuor1e1 T 1(1lml1110n1 all typ • ov t fron u ~ whee driv 1 and parts W deliver CaN 114 45 t:Ond $1 BOO ar bul aflor Coil BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO nf N Furn sh td apt adults only C a 114 446 9523 Frick sewm 3 blook Re atocked &I ild\ blade Good Mil Arne~ ca dshes dep e1 tlon glatt 1930 and mjs c tteml Oct 3 4 5 10 5PM PAINTING EXTERIOR INTERIOR lmerqencv 949 2516 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CAW GENERAL REPAIR REMODELING Pitt c cttern sute ap proud plaatlc upt c tenks p ast c culv M'ts metal cui NO CO reco,.,.,endethttyOI,! do buan•s whh PeG9.11 ,ou Mow and NOT to 1 end money through hefTIIHuntlyooheve nv•tigated the offering YardSaaoutSuav eRdn Pl1nt. Subdlv 110n Ma1n St co a huU 1 SWA"' S FUR BUILDING Reg an cv Inc apartment 2 bd uti ties partly paid n ce NOTICE THE OH 0 VALLfY PUM.IIH Pom-eroy ~'bddl eport & Vt Clntty G ~llipohs 6&20 Ca 304 676 6104 or 304 676 792& 76 Ca •h•• Uled Tra Shop Ova 1 000 tl •• tlzee 12 13 14 15 18 1115 am ••outRt 218 Coi6142588261 ~ BualnOpponunlty KIT N CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright 54M lac M erch andlse 2 btl unfurnilh eel apt n Crown Ci y Ca ~14 266 ~l ilrtllt:iill 21 10 2 All ALUMIIUM BLACK MESH SEA IRfiZI SATELLin SYSTEMS full Romoto Installed IJ ;650 Apar1ment for fl ant 44 LAFF A DAY Tbe Dally S8nttnei- Page- 1 1 Ohto 1882 Yam th 1 rrt7& Nkt n tw ex c c:ond •sao c 11 3034 675 1187 �. .., .. ' .' . ... Ill .., . ' .. · Page-12. .. The Daily Sentinel . " . , , ·. . ' . ....... I """' ·,. ... ~ ~ --:.!. .~·· ' ... .. ' o~c>-o~o~o~o+·oe!-~.o~~ + .~ . . . . . \. . . . . , ' . -ELBERF ./ . . Daily Number ' .265 ·Pick Four .. - .Page 3·· # 2660 . .. . "" ..' • •• ....., .CHILDREN'S ·. HOUSEWARES . WALL ·· · Coats & Snowsuits. ·coVERING . GIFTCENTER • with ne~ gift idea~ Wood crOfts, pictures, figurines, pl•es; planters, g~ssware e11d Christm~. wood crafts •. 30~/o. ott Huge selection of coats, jackets and snowsuits! Huge · SWINGS. Buy . now for · Christmas giving. Layoways are wekotne. BELT SALE Many ntw fall itylts. This salt in- NECKTIES i!' MIN'S MEN'S $10.-95 SPORT 'SHIRl SWEATSHIRTS rt· .!llllar and wntern· styles. Me's si11s Sthru ll. Jig. 114.95 to 124.95 SAU PllaS 0 REG. 18.50 TO 117.00 · ·~r· NEW FAU SIADES $8,50. Ties...... Sale ss. 99 Sale Priced . START AT o•n 0 Reg. 119.95 .... Only 115.99 Sl 0.00 Ties ... Sale S6. 99 ~r· 19 79 $1188 Reg. 122.95 .... Only $11,99 $6 to $13 s 12.50 Ties ... Sale $8:99 0 ' . ~~.-------+------~ MEN'S S19,9S ANTIQUE SAnN 0 VAN HEUSEN . BOYS' ~v· WRANGLER ··DRAPERIES· DRESS 0 . DENIM -f- back drt,.s art filhlly in· .WESTERN SHIRT SWEATPANTS Spilgfolt n W.angleo l1nMds · i111i11s Smalthru .XL Crtw M<k swiCIIIhirts, tlartic waist and drawotring pants, fltto lined. Maoy colors YOUR CHOKE $·844 SALE in USA I -"-fllarlo -sown-in strlritfh 111d olurabKiry -2 ply fraot · and ..... yalcll -Stono platkot with 10ap -long taih ·. ~ $1869 · ........-----....-.. . ---...---....--...-.L.--- b·~· Lee JEANS and Wrangler "a6ty slims . SHIRTS .,y now whilt our selection is complete. Neck sizes 14'/J ,. 171/J Sltnt IHgths 32 to 35 IIEW FALL COLORS S18 Dress Stirts ·~~~14.40 S21 Dress Slirts ... S16'.JO S23 Dress Stirts ... s11.40 regulars • huskies • stu.,.t sites. BUY MOW AND SA~E St4.95 Jeans .... S10.47 SJ6.95 Jeans .... S11.87 SJ9.9S Jeans..... S13.97 0 b LlnLE IOYS' C~rlet••• 24 2 bS4so ·i~· 0 . ·i· . 9. to BUY NOW & SA ftl S1l1 'Pried SlSOO EXTRA SIZE .() Jackets • Slacks • Skirts - Vests • BlouSis Color includes Navy, Brown, Rust and Teal. BEUTIFUL F~SHIOtiS - .OREAT QU~LIT1 Reg. s22.00 Lady Devon ...........:.. su.sa Reg. $26.00 Lady Devon .............,$20.78 Reg. $34.00 Lady Devon .............. ?27 .18 Reg. S48.00. Lady Devon .............. S38.38 ,,~ . 0 • LADIES' ENTIRE STOCK ·F.ALL SLEEPWEAR. o. SALE· ·~· ·6 Long and short gowns, long and short robes, night 'a shirts, pajamas, Teddies, nini gowns. • ·~1· · Sizei-S to XXL and 1.2 to 41. . 9 BUY MOW AT THESE OREAHitRitTMAS IN O . OCTOBU _SA~E PRICES! b'. $·766To$33 9 ~ · · OOAN PACIFIC SPORTSWEAR Printed sweatshirts; hooded pullover sweatshirts, swett p'ants. Sizes S-M-L sus .s oz. . $399 Rilg. 57 .SO 1.50 oz. SPIIAY $599 -- Itt· S30."•.Sale S22.SO · leg~ S34 .... Sale S2S.50 . leg. •4o:_sale S30.~0 LAD liS' • BLOUSE SALE Casual and Dressy Blouses by Judy loncl, Gailord and Laura Mat. ,. Sizes I to 44. REG. s14.00 TO $3 7.00 Sl Q't6 $2 886 TO Chrlthn11 I• Oeto•er · CHAIR SALE ) .25°/o OFF . ALL C . WALL-AWAY RECLINERS - SWIVEL · • ROCKERS ·- ROCK.'A-LOUNGERS WOOD ROCKERS . Included in this sale is the all new Auto-Motion '•••r Wallawty Recliner. Tops, Knit Tops-ond Sweat Shirts. S6.00 ·Tops ...... ~ ·s4:so ~9~00 lops ...... S6.75 · 512.00' Tops ... S9.00 Chrltt••• 11 Oetohr SPRAY we . SPORTSWEAR ~ALE llg. FALL .TOPS Blouses, Sweaters, lig RCA 19" COLOR PORTABLE TV .Progress ·noted in FOR ONLY $27800. -t~ache~s strike LADIES' BUXTON · CLUTCHES Choose either t.he · Buxton Combo Clutch or .the Petite Coi·Q·Ciutch. • Sp~ial $. 138'.8, •• ! All Playtfx Bros ..~ .•••• 20°/o oFF All Ploytex Gird.les .•• 20°/o o.FF ~­ AU Playtex Panties·~ 20°/o -OFF LORD ISAACS SLACKS .SALE · 6£ ,,v•· 100"1. ~lyesterslocks- paly/wool blends- pa· ly/ cotton blends - corduroys - printed jeans. Junior Sizes 3/4 to 20 • Reg. Sli:OO Slacks ........... $13.50 Reg. S22~00 'Slacks, .......... $16.50 Reg~ S2 7.00 Slacks ........... S20;2 5 tlt4 ) U2 1171 ~ IG "" ~ ~: By United PreSs IDtemallonal Public school admlnlstrafors and ~chers In Columbiana, Ohio, • solved several smaller problems In contract negotiations that were broken oi!Thu!liday I:Jut.continue to seek common· ground on major Issues. 1 Jn the session, the 7~member teachers union came to ferms with school. offlclals on nine areas of disagreement, but the talks broke of! early In the morning when the two sldes couldn't agree on salary issues an<j contract language. Each side Is blaming the other for the breakd~ In communications. Superintendent Roger Stiller sald the teachers are asking the Onanclally troubled school dlstrtct to commit to pay raises that lt may n9t be able to lund, but Ohio Education Association rejlresenlatlve Tim Bibler said the teachers shouldn 'I '1 have to pay for the school district's !allure to malnlaln financial stablllty. ' eKhlblt which stresses the lmporlanoe or people working together with communication, support and coordlnallng tbelr efforts Is shown In the picture with Leonard Sparks, Cn<!l employee, who was mcharge of the vtsll, explaining procedurES and · lessons il)volved In the Pl'Oal8Sel11nvolved. The exhibit was In the Meigs toea) District Wednesday and was In the Soul hem District today. . ' AGREAT II.FT PLATEX SALE lasers and computers. Pictured l!i a le!s oomplex COSI EXHmrrs- Some 14 exhibits by the Center of Science and lnduslry, Columbis, were on h111141 at the Tuppers Plains Elef!lentlll)' School'lbu~ lor students .rram the fourth throup lllxth grades bl that . school and the Riverview School, al8o In the Eastern Local District. The exhibits, giving a hlllld-an experleace to the y~. carry out the theme, "Towanl the 21st Cenluty" and are cearecJ towartli life In the ~ cenluey, some ;iresslng the use or ' WILD MUSK If tlon't · llavt it in stedl - .... tladlt er•r It at tile Sale Price. S199 ro$1199 LADY DEVON .Sl ()99 con ROCK- POP- ' COUNTRY - GOSPEL • i""'- Waist sizes 29 to 42 512.99 Drapes .....;.. 57.14 su.99 Drapes ........ sa. 24 7.49 Drapes ........ 59.~4 518.99·Dropes ...... S1 0.44 Your favorite cassettes ore on sale. Our entire stock of beads, earrings; pins,- .rnts and bracelth. ·A· REG. S6.00 TO 120.00 0 Sale Pried Heavy weight IOO'Io !tHon straight ltg TAPE SAL 7 ·tv·" 0 •• CASSEnE I• Oett .. r FALL TOPS ·JEWELRY . Knit Taps - Sweaters - · · Shirts - 'Sweatshirts Sizes to mos., Ia · SALE 12 JEANS porfocl -Mechinoo ..., ..... -63; 72 and a4 inch lengths -SO". m -lilt, !'Ill. llnw11, red, II. grttn . -Limilld . .n1ity GIRLS' · Sale By LEE LEONARD Statehouse Reporter . CQLUMBUS. Ohio (UPI) - A special committee of the Ohl9 House of Representa)lves has started hearings o~ a pair :or bills dealing wlth medical malpractice and product 'liability lnsuranre, hoping to provide coverage at more affordable rates. •· The hearings began Thursday In the House Select Committee on ClvUJustice. · One blli, sponS<Jred by Rep. Paul Jones, 0-Ravenna, and heavily lobbied by ~octors, hospitals and others in the health care Industry , attempts td llmlt' recovery In medical malpractice lawsuits. The oll~r, sponsored bY Rep. Robert H. Doyle, R·Beavercreek, and sought for years by manufacturers', establishes i!mltations on lawsuits · again st defective products. Rep., John. D. Shivers Jr., D· ~ MEN'S WORK AND , ' . *Ask about Carhart!' s free offer of brown duck work caps or work gloves. , SALE Exciting new. tan cllors in Our new foil collection in .: · ploin tolars, stripes or paHems. Sure to pl~sel Wrangler canis for comfort and pro· vtn fit. Klllfll fit after ted washings. leglllor fi1 sir · ' ' ltg stylt in .waist sizes n Ia 5 • dudes a ·,... selection in wtslem ·belts and l~tlaltsl in drus and rn· ersiblt bills. Waist sizes 30 Ia 46. I . Sale Prices c••sr•as KNiniNG C~rlttlllei 111 Oetoitr SALE $1 49 IUY NOW FOI YOUI ' CORDUROY ·MEN'S Proof,,.. .,,•• ON All WiERIAL lOOKS MEN'S • Many • .-y .... colon .................. 3'11 ......... 4 ply math· h. SALE ' Ch.rllfMII 111 Oetolttr KNiniNG YARN , 1 Section, 10 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc . ' Ne~_spaper ·Coitl'mittee 'to work·on .medical malpractice, . product ·liabllity bllls. Complete selet)ion of styles. Insulated , comalls, blanket and quilhJined .' jack.ets and coats, .h1141ds. lined vests, lined or' unlined bib overalls. SiJts for e~ryone including regulars, toils and " sllarls. · sus. RED IIAif 'WIMTUK': Copyrighted 1986 Pomerov~Middlepon. O"'io, Friday, October 3, 1986 .WORK CLOTHES HEARl JPECIAL PRICE • Our.shelves are stocked ·iv· 1 . . BROWN DUCK ~RED .IMPERIAL . aty e . Vol.36, No. 106 c~pvr;ghtect 19ae -FAMOUS BRANDS- EXCELLENT QUALITY- GREAT PRICES Stiller said the district got some good news from the state Depart· ment ~ Edwcatlon, which Issued an oral ftndlng that Columbiana's Interim Instruction pro~~~:am meets state standards. More than 00 perrent o! the district's 1,100 students were In the classrooms Thursday. .• ~ Federal Oll'dlator David Thorley has not set a dale for resumption of negotiations. The Columbtana teachers have beeri on strtl(e slnre Sept. 15. In Marl~tta. 245 strlklllg. public school teachers have now been off the job i>r a ~mnth, with oo negotiations scheduled. There has been no rmvement In the labor dlsp.~te since the board of educatk>n made what I temied Its· llnal clfer to the teachers. M>re than (COO students 'have been out o! school since Monday, following the state nepiutment of Education's ruling that Marietta's Instructional efforts were oot up to standards. Meanwhile, negottailons were resumed Thursday night between school <tflclals and 75 ron-teaching employees In the Chardon school dlstrtct. The two sides laDed to rmch arreement oo a new rontract, trough, and union members said they would ltle notice today of their lntl!nt fu strike within 10 days. ' . .. '~ . year of the time a patient discovers an injury or ailment caused by a doctor or hospital., Under no CirCl!mstJmres could a patient rollect damages for any Injury which occurred more than foif\. years earlier. The but also provides for perlo· die, Instead of lump sum, payment of anticipated future looses li'ooi an injury . Jones said tnsuranre companies should be penni!ted to Invest tun~ for such anticipated awards to help offset costs. . Doyle, an Insurance agep1, cited a Xenia hydrauUc 11ft manufac· turer with $1.5 mutton In annual sales forced to pay_a $:ffl,!XXJanlUial pl'emlum for defective IJ'oduct lnsuranre . Under his bill, the manufactw-er would rot be liable for lnlurles caused by a product mote than 10 years ·old, or where the injucy occulTed outside the scope of the Intended !l';e of the product. ' begin .in Clary trial after closing argume~ts are • Federal grand Jury ' .m d.IClS . ..Marvm .. . arner . ' CINCINNA.f1 (UPI) - Marvin Warner, the embattled fanner owner d Home State Savings Bank, has been hit with federal Indictments In what his lawyer charges is an attEI'tlpt to eUmtnate the pqsslbll· tty ol a fair trial on state charges. The IndictmentS, handed lip Thursday, allege Warner and Burton Bongard, the former president of Home Slate, conspired to defraud the thrift's deposito~ when dealing with ESM Government Securities d .Flo11da, the colla,pseo! which triggered the downfall rl. Home State In March 1!*15. Home State lost Sl45mllllon In the banknlptcy of ESM. In addition to conspiracy, the Indictment charges Warner with 16 counts of wire fraud and two counts of causing the Interstate movement of money taken by fraud. Bongard Is charged with conspiracy, 13 counts of wire fnlud and two counts of fraudulent lnlerstate movement. Warner's lawyer, Heroert Miller · 61 Washington,.said the Indictment was "deliberately tllned" to dft· Salem, committee chairman, placed both bills In a subcommitt~ and said they wlli be prE:pared fo~ a floor vote when the House recon· venes following the November election. Shivers also held out the p:>sslbll· lty that the two billS may find their way Into a conference report on a comprehensive blU overhauling the clvll justice' system and Insurance Jaws . Jones's medical malpractice bill oontatns many o! the same concepts as the civU justice reform bill. It discourages frivolous malpractice sults, Umlts lawyer qmtln· gency fees, bases liablllty on the percent of negligence, and reduces damage awar~ by the·arrount d a collateral source, such as ll!alth lnsuranre. Jones's blU, which he said borrows from laws In Illinois and other states, also requires that a malpractice suit be filed within me Deliberation~ By JUDY MORGAN OVP News Staff POINT PLEASAN"J: - The Jury • In the murd~r trt~l nf Kermit Keith , "Buck" Clary, 53. of Lesage, began deliberations this morning after _ healing Instructions from Circuli Judge Clarence Watt and clost~g arguments by attorneys for the state and the defense Thursday afternoon. The deliberations call)e 10 days after jury selection began and · seven days after testimony opened. Clary Is charged with the shooting death of• William Keith "Barney" Brumfield, 36, at the Glenwood Inn the night of Jan. 14, 19B6. The jury must decide on one of six possible . verdicts: first degTee murder, flrst degree murder with mercy (making the defendant eligible for parole In 10 years), second degree _murder, voluntary manslaughter, lnvolunlary .manslaughter and not guUty. The defendant maintains the s!Dotlng was an accident and told the jury Morxlay that he did not Intend to hann Brumfield the night he ~renttotheGiemrood Inn, taking IMPROVING LOOKS OF S1RUCTURE - EJ<tmslve exlo'lor work with him the .22-callber pistol Is being CIU'ried out at the Midwest steel Co. Plant, East Main st., witnesses have Identified as the Pomeroy, where workers are taklag out the lundreds mwindow panes weapon that killed Brumfield . The which have long hem bt the bUDding, at leaSt lo when It Willi the defendant said he only wanted to Pari<enburg Rig and Reel, and are ooverlng the area Involved with a confront Brumfield about rumors rooMed plaMtc type material. One side of the prooess bas been he had allegedly been S!l'eadlng now lnslalllng the matlrial at the lront of that Clary was "queer" or h:lmocompleted and workers the stncture. 'The new material will be safer and mike lhe lar!J' sexu,at, and get th:lse rumors stftldure wanner, Ills reported. stopped "then and there." ~ testified tllat ~ took the n with him to the Glen..ood Inn because Bob Holley, with whom he w· . hadbeendrlnklngearlierlntheday at Anne's Lounge in Huntington, and woo had reportedly told him d I ·' 'fonlght, showers lUld thuriilerstonns. likely. Ulw ~ to 70, Chance of rain Ill pera!nt. Satumay, ra1n IU!d thunderstonns Ukely . • ' . . ,. .Ohio·L.ttery : }3. rungs, ·0 0 .~ Reds edge .Braves·in 0 .iff ·~· .. < • ,. Thursday. October 2, 198e ~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · . ' , the rwnors. had said Brumfield carried a gun and was explosive. From the witness stand, Clary testified he had told Holley upon leaving the Humlllgton bar that he S'hluld'go to the .Gienoood Inn and "scare the h... " out of Brumlleld. Toward the end of his closing . argument; Prosecuting Attorney Damon B. Morgan told the jury that' Clary's clalin that the shooting was. accidental, that the gun discharged when Brum!leld's left hand hlt his rlght hand thatwasholdlngthegun, did not "fit" the evidence. "He (Clary) got angiy," Morgan sald. "Hehadmallcelnhlsheart!or Barney Brumlteld. "Buck Clary did what he set w tto · do, he stopped th:lse rumors dead.' ' Morgan continued, "Bu,ck Clary did too many things that nlgbtnotto have Intended to shoot and kill Barney Brum!leld. "It- was no accident," he added after summarizing the events of Jan. 14 as descrltoed by witnesses who testified during the trtal. "He wants (the rumor) stopped oow, 'then and there.' He took the eans with him to stop It 'then and ,' and he used that gun to stop It,. • n and there,'" -Morgan said. " ( III'Y) said at Anile's Lounge heshou theGl~nwoodlnnto confront B lteld) and by the time he .got me (to Lesage). he · was going," gan srud. the prosecUting alto added that . Clary's reaction edlately lotlowing the shooting a ~es the tnc!Qent was not an acct . ' Clary testified, Morgan thejury,thlllilletilmedandwalked OU! of the"Dar alter the . gun discharged. He dld not, Morgan said, stay to see if Brumfield was Injured; he did not stay 1o see him slump !D the floor. Nor did he say anything that Indicated he was shocked or surprised that the gun went off, Morgan added. "Bang, he turned around, and Buck Clary's gone. Bang, he's gone," Morgan said. Morgan told the jury It would be up to them to geclde if walking Into a bar with ,a gun and shooting , someone was something that was OK to do In Mason County. , . Law provides that tile prosecut· lng attorney open' the closing sta!ement portkm of the trial with oo more than 45 minutes of arguments. Tfie defense .. is then given an hour and an half to make Its closing arguments, and the slate returns with a final 45 minute presentation. Defense attorney Don C. Kin· gery, In his .closing statement, asked the jury to keep one thing In mind during their deliberations. "What was the Intent of Buck Clary on the evening of Jan. 14, 1986"? · "Intent Is an esSelltlal element," he said . "Buck Cjary has told you what happened,'' Kingery said. "Is Buck Clary bellevatlle? That Is what you are going to have to decide. · "Unfortunately, Barney Brunifield is gone. We can:t bring Barney Brumfield bacl\.'' Kingery said, adding that lt Is also unfortunate that a third party, Bob Holley, !Did Clary something that may or may not be true about the victim. "I don't know whether Barney · Brumfield was carrying a gun. Buck Clary doesn't know whether Continued on page 10 • T b dri d d b ~:: -~u;ru~!~qentlcal"$1ate wo us vers are suspen e y :!:~~r~~~~~.:~ Mei.gs·· board during ·special-meetmg prive Warner of his right to a fair Bongard's Iawy'er, Artnlstead to return telephone c~Us. . , Warner, lonnerly a top DemoTwo school bus drivers -rere crattc Party lund·hllser, and' Bong· .suspended when the Meigs Local ard are also facing state charges ~ School District Board ot Education willful misapplication o! the bailk's met In special session Monday lunds. The two,.along with fonner evening. · Home State president David Schle· Suspended bY the board because bel, are scheduled togototrtaiNov. ' the neet Insurance carrier of the 17. , district wauld not continue to Insure The federal Indictment charges them were driver, Charles Wllll· Warner, 66, and Bongard, 45, with a iunson and Minnie Thornton. Supt. · scheme to defraud Home State Dan E. Morris saki that the carrier depositors· and debenture holders, ·..Qf the district's oeet Insurance the Ohio Depos!t-Gtiaranty Furxl wouldnotconttnuetolnsurethetwo and the Ohio Department o! drivers and thus, the suspension by Conunetce's Djv'l$kln r1 Savings lhC board. Both drivers are curand 'Loan. · . · rentlyo,nslckleavei:JutwUlremaln Wamer and Bongard caused \ ,suspended upon tile completion of Home State to transfer assets' the leaves untU they can be Insured derived :rom depositors' funds to' by the carrier. Supt. Mortis said ESM In order. to obtain lor Home ·that the carrterwDl oot Insure a bus State funds and otiEr benefits · driver who has two accidents tn the fraudulently generated ~ ESM. • · last three years. The two would again be Insurable when the records do oot show two accidents over the previous tliree year time span, Morris reports . . Preceding the open business meeting, board membets, Dick Vaughan, Bob Barton, Roher! Snowden and Larcy Rupe, met In executive session to discuss personnel, negotiations, finances and pending litigation. . In other matters, the board .adopted permanent appropflalk!riS for the fiscal year, July 1, 1986 to June 30, 1987 with general lund expenditures totaltng'$6, 748,829 and the tOtal for all lunds In the resolution amounting to $8.443,243:00 lor the year. · The payment to Yvonne Young for se,IVIng as a reader guide for a blind student w~s reduced to $6.TI an hour and CharleS Norrts was added to the substitute teacherS uSt Fred'Baloy was given a supplemental \Dntract to serve as advisor for the high school newspaper . Granted · maternity leave was Cheryl Bally, secretary at the Rutland. Elementary School. Professional leave :Nas given .to Carol Crow to attend an Ohio Teachers Forum In Columbus; 10 Martha Vennarl and John R.edoVtan, gut: dance pel'liOMel, to attend a financial alde and articulation conference In Mar ietta. Transportation arrangements were made for three more Sllldents to attend the Gallla Christ~ School at Cheshire making a total ~ ilur ""'v to atlend tbat school. t . ) � 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 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 2, 1986