https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8d2ca458c2329bbee0fbcc2b2432a89a.pdf 114fc07408402ed325f1bbecff7956b5 PDF Text Text Tornad~s post win;· Eastern in 5-5 tie Weekly serm.onette Livestock r,e port Page 7 Page 8 .. • Page 3 • • at y e Voi.J 1,No.23S Copyrighted 1983 Pomer.oy-Middle' enttne 1 Section , 1'2 Page• rt, Ohio,:Friday, April 1, 1983 '20 .Cents A Multtmedia Inc . Newtpaper Economy will help SEO's ailing coal industry By .JEFF GRABMEIER OVPstaff GALUPQLIS- ThE' improving E'Conom~· will help southeastern Ohio's ailing coal industry, bul will nol deliver elE'Ctric consumers from rising rates. the head ·of American F.lectri.c Po~C'r Co. sa id here Th).lrsday night. • · "I don:l think therC''s any question we're going to have to seek moderate ratC' increases iri the next few years." said Willis S. White .Jr .. chairman of the board and chief exE'Cutive officE'r of AEP. But h€' added thE' increases would probably not bPas largt>as they have · been in the pas!. White made the remarks al a press conferencE' ~preceding thC' annual dinn('f meeting of lhC' Calli polis Area Chamber of Commerce. He noted AEP's in\'olvel)'lent in the communityboth Columbus & Southern Ohio ElE'Ctric Co .. which provid<'S electric servicC' for the Meigs County area. and Southern Ohio Coa l Co .. operator of the Meigs mines. are·affi liated with thC' company. White said he hoped thC' UJ20 workers laid off allhC' MC'igs mines in Novrmtier and D<>cC'mber would bC' ca lled back soon. • . · The need for coa l is down now. "bul that ca n turn around very quickly ... accord ing to WhitC'. EvC'n with dropping oil pricC's and increased regulation of the coal industry. hC' said coa l "still has the advanl agC'" of bring the IC'ast C'xpensivC' fos,il fuC'l for operation of elect ric pl(!nts. "We have no intentions of closing ilhPminE'sr do~>~Tl for good," thC' chairman emphasized. IIC' cou ld not makC' a predicition a~ to whC'n lhC' minC'rswi ll I'C'Iurn lo work. ThP layoffs at the Meigs minrs wer"<' om• of sC'vrra l measures AEP took to bring thP companv lhrough what White IC'rmed a rC'CPssion "decpeq han an~ · sincr World War II. .. Thr compa ny cu t sa lariP. for top officers and pul inlo C'ff('('t a grnrral wagr and sa lar,· · fr('('7.e for 1~1 . UnlE's.s . thr E'Conom~ · lakC'S a suddPn turn downwards. the AEP head,sa id no morC' cutba('kS or layoffs will bC' n('('<'s.sa rv . ·.. 1 hope wr havP don~ ·a ll we nN:'d 10 do. ll' s lx'C'n a ,.e0· slow rE'Covcr)'. but wc'rC' bPginning to seC' mr l ~ · signs of a pickup ... h<' 'jllid . HOWC'V<'r. hr dQ('S nOI SCC a rrbound in lh<'('('Onom.'· ca ncPiling thr m'l.'d for electric ral<' incrC'ast's during th!' nl'xt srvPra l .v rars . · " I wish I could sa~ · olhPrwise ... Whit I' said . "l'non<• likPs to pa)· high<·r bills." lnnation and high iniP!'<'!<I rail's han• fon·r'll pri('t'.s up for almost all goods and srrYi<'<'s. <'lr•clricil\ included. h<• said . .. ThP pri('f' of c lectricit~ · has not incr·r•ast:cl mud1 mon· than th<.' ~rm•ral rate of infli1t ion. Whitt' said . but JX'Op!C' percPivr lhc incr<'<ts<' ;rs morP .significanl Civilian jobless rate declines WASHINGTON tAPI - The nalion's civilian un£>mployment r<!te declfit('d to 10.3 perl'en.t in March as hundreds of thousands of .iobless Americans apparPnt ly wa- . ited for stronger signals th£>y wou ld find work bC'fof(' renewi~g th£>ir search for a job. lhe governr:nent -reported today. The seasonall~· adjusted ratr fC'll 'for' only the second timC' sine£> the CGOnomy plunged into a de£>p recession in th£>summ€'rofl981. Th£> 0.1 percE'nt ag£> point dE'Cllne _in unt>'mployment followed two r· ·:l' hf o( ~ landstill 10.4 percent L'lVili<m joblessness. Nonetheless. nearly 1U million people remained on the unC'mploy · m cnl rolls. An alternate unPmployment ratP. which includes t hC' 1.7 million military personnPl stalioned in thE' United Stales, fell an identical 0.1 from 10.2 Pt-rcentagr r)oint perccntlo 10.1 percent. There weresevpral bright signs of improving job prospE'CI S in the March statistics reported today. The nurn ber of discouraged workers,.. for instance. held steady at 1.8 million after rising for the last · six consecutive quarters. · · In addition. the Bureau of Labor 'statistics rcportC'd. thC' number of pcoplr forced to accept part -timE' work last month for lack of anything brttf'r f!'ll b~· nmrl~· ~.(XXJ. to 6.2 mUlion. Most of that decllnl'. thr )Juf('au not !'d .."was among workers who usually work full -time but cxperi!'nc('(! a reduction in their weekly hours... And th!' avC'ragc workwPPk I'OS<' bv :10 minut!'s to a scasonallv udjusted :l-1 .9 hours. following ~ declln<' in working hours in F'ebruar,·. ThC' buf('au also not!'d that thr • ' ranks of lhr nC'w lv unemployed those who havr bC'E'n out of work l!'ss tlian five we£>ks - havP stu:unk substantially after' rising lhrough out the recessiJin. GovernmPnl s t a ti s ti cia ns seemed puzzlC'd. however. by a declinE' of 69,fXXl in the civilian labor force overall. which came despitP recurrent signals and forf'Casts of a business turnaround . 1-n a statement prPpar!'d for release at a news conference . .Janrl 1.. Norwood, commissioner of labor statistics. said: "These recent devt>lopment s in lhe . labor forcp' arE' espE'Cially difficult to iniPrpret. Usually, labor force increases slow down during recC'ssions and. as economic condi· lions improve. labor forcE' growth becomPS more rapid ... ShE' said "thr incrC'W><' in· growth occurs because people wanting to work bC'iiE've more jobs arc avai la· biE' and dE'Cidr to undertakr 1a 1 job search ... Bureau anal~· st [)('borah Klrin said . the nation has not s('('n "a ny W.-atht'.r fort'(·a~t l Six ty percr'nt chanc1• of showPrs or thunderstorms tonight . ! .ow nmr :,0. Winds rasterly to soul hC'astPr l~· 1!'>-:lO mph. Sillur'day. wind~· with 90 pereent chance of rain. possibl~· h£>avy at times. High !i(~li5. Extended Ohio Foreca.~t Sunday through Tuesday: Rain Sunday. a chance of ruin or snow Monday and mostly cloudy Tuesday. Highs ~$-55 Sunday · and Monday and ·In tlu• -10s Tut'Sday. Lows In upper 30s west and -10s ca.~t Sunday morning and 2!hl5 Monday and 1\1csday momlnJ,>s. kind of surgp" in th!' numbrr of people looking for work. howC'\'C'r. .She• added.l.hat "hQn<' of u~ k.nows if t hC'rr will .br, rnough jobs fo a!Jsorb" la rgP numiX'rs of peoplr competing for ava ilablP work laiPr this spring. Ail hough rconomists in and out of gm•PrnmC'nl say thC' nation has ('merged frqm lhr dl'C'P recrssion. l ly:'sE' a nal~•sts ha\'C' dlff<•r('(i on lhr stl-eng1h and durability of lhP businC'ss turnaround . PrC'sid£'nf Reagan d('('lared a week ago thai "W(' arC' dPiinitf'l~· · 11110 a n'Covrry. " Alltl(• 'arne tirnl'. I he presidrnl's top ('(•anomie advis· rrs rrvi~rd 1hf' adm in ist ra I ion· s businE'ss forf'Cast. prrdicting thai joblessness b\' lhf'Pnd ofl 9S:lw ill noj be as high as they firs! hriiPved .Thr rl'vised fot'{'Cast predicls unPmplo~ · mE'nt will drop brlow douhiN tigit l<'VC'ls bv ymr' s r:nd . Privatr analysts hav<' cau l iOn('(! againsl C'X(l('('ling an\· dramat ic rPlil'f from doubif'·digi I jt JbiPssnPss. that thf' l'f' b no1mallv a lag tx•twP<•n uhrm· plo:-:<>d ·workers' . Pxpr'Cta lio.ns or g<' lling woi·k and t_hr!'_ ('('Onom~· ·s <JI>i lit\' to n•hii·<• on a larg<'·sca lt •. D<'ia iling the March slalist ics.lh<• hull'au·.sa id I hE' unrmplo~• mC'nt ralr lor adult mrn. who make up half thP labor forcP, fC'll from 9.!1 percl'nl to !1 .\i JX'IT<'ni. ·Othcrwisf'. lhC'rC' W<'l'<' no sizltblr changrs for any nf thr var iou s population groups. ThC' buf('au said thr numbrr of workrrs on lavoffs frll sharpl\· in March and was:lOI.IKM'IlowPrlhan In Decembl'r. when .lobl<>ss " ·ac hl~1 a post . DPprrssion high of III.K p(>ITPnt . F'or 1hr various ot hPr cat <'gori<'s of work<•rs. lhr bureau off<·n>d I his bn•akdown : - Adull womf'n. K.H JX'I'< 'rnt in March. down from X.!l (X'n ·rnl . "'-Te£>nagers. 2.1.5, up from 22.2. - Whites, 9.0. down !rom 9.2. -Blacks. 19.9, up from 10.7. - Hispanics. 16.2, up from 15.R hnw<'VC'I' . notin g: Meigs re~ords third fatality A Rl . I. MiddiC'porl man 1\'<!s kill!'d in a two·vrhiclr collision on MPig.s <'ounl v Rd . :.Thur,da\' ni~hl. thC' Ga,llia·M<'igs posl of llir sl at<' highwa~ · patrol rPporb . Ronald W. Ha rrison. ~'Y. was pronounc('(l df'<~d on arriVa l at VPierans Memorial Hospilal at 10: l :l p.m .. according to a ho,pilal spokPsman . Hr r('('Piv!'d SC'rious injuriPs to his hrad and chPsl. Troo(X'rs sa.\ · Harrison · was paslbound ·on CountY Hd . ;, ;tl · MiddiC'porl Ifill when hr (phiciP __ c0llidrd wilh a WC'Sibound pi<'kup 1ruck drivrn b~· KC'nnC'Ih G . ll art lr~' · :12. of Rt. 2. Pomt•ro\'. Th<' ~ ::,;,p . m . · .accidC'nt occ·urn>d in a curw•. acl'ording to lhP patrol . Tht• hospital spokt•sman .s;rili Hartl!'\' was tn·aiP<i fill' cui' and bruisl's and was rl'i!'asr'CI . TrOOIX'rs at lh<' highway patrol charg!'d Hartlry wllh clrunkt •n driving. Th<' wrP<·k is lhP SCI'Oncl fat ;tl al'l'idC'nl In MPigs Coun ty I hi ' " '" ' k and third in lrss than lwo WN·k.s . i\ JlacinP man. Randa II W. l.vons. :.!:1. was kill!'d in a' th rC'I•·carcoli ision on Oh io :J:IR Saturday ni g ht ~ Sey ler and his wife. Ncllla. are in upper Pomeroy became so avid antique and collectible enthu- . demanding that he gave up hospital and they have a collection slasts work . that is probably the• most out sta nd· At the Modern Chemicals Co., a great deal of coal analysis and . lng in Meigs County. They · pur· chased the Weed Wh,olesale Co. water and soli analysis is done and business location at 1ffi Butternut this has increased over the years "Ave. ln.1974. The building provldPS due to the vast amount of informathem not only spacious rooms for tion needed to me£>! environmental their .antiquE' furnishings but addl· standards. Much of Seyler's work tlonal space lor their vast assembly at Modem Chemical is done for the Department of Natural Resources, . or' antique and .collectible It em s. ·. Seyler's petition for the Pomeroy division of reclamation: The com· mayor's post is his first bid for any pany has three employes. public office. ·R odney flint ·-~pparent .. Holley Brothers Con5tructlon of Rodney was the aPP4rent low bidder Thursday for site preparatJon and' restora tlon of a four and one-half ac~ site on General Hartinger Parkway In Middleport. The low bid totaled S83.ml. Other bidders were: Moms Excavating, ~nc., Lancaster, S83,3216; Maiden and Jenkins Construction Co., Nelsonville, SIM.IOI; Tom Mayle' and Sons Coostructlon, Inc., CUtler, 189,575; Permlnpm Excavating, Waverly, $92;250; J.M .L. Construction Co .• Westerville, S93,QIO; D . V. Weber Con- . structlon Co .. Reedsvtile, $9S,251; 3-R Indu$trles. Langsville, $104,377; Paul Ben1dge, Jackson, $107,500; and Shaw and Hol~r lnCJ, Lancaster, $143,000. · Bids will be reylewed . by Floyd Browne Associates . Lmtd. an!! · vWaae ctflcials with a bid award expected to be made on March 11. Ettlmate oJ construction 001ts by the enlllneeJ1N ftnn was $110,(8) · with Ernest Woodside representing - - ' ... ---- -- . --~ I . . . .' \ \ -. ... ,JENNY BEN'I1..EV I.AREN WOLFE Southern names g_irls' state reps prrsidPnl of hrr sophomorY• class. on lhc sc hol<irshlp tea m for lhrPc yra rs, on both the yearbook and Echo stall. and srrves as reportrr for the choir. Jenny is the daughll'r of .John and .Joy Bentley and is a junior takin g co ll cgP prpparatory courses at Soulhl'lll. She has played vollpyball. ba sketball, softball and b<'Cn In the pep club for lhn'f' years . Shr is on the yea rbook slalf. Sh11 allends the SyracusE' Unil <•d M ethodist . Church and works In the summPr as a lifPguard at till' London Pool in Syracusr. Laren WoifC' has bf'en sell'cted as dl'li'gatr and JPnny Bri\Ucy as aii C'rnaiC' to BuckP.VP Girls Stair by thf' AmC'rlcan LC'g1on Auxiliary of RaclnP Posl fifll. Girl s Stall'. a workshop In democracy. will bP hPid at Ashland College In Ashland. Ohio Junr 1!1-25. DaughiE'r of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wolfe. Larcn Is a junior at SouthPrn High School whPrl' she has lcll en>d In thre£> sports . volleyba ll, basketball and soft ball . In summer softball she plays with the Hits N' Misses.· .She has srrvrd on lhC' studl>nt cou ncil for 1wo yrars, was vicP . l .JERUSALEM 11\ Pr - In l·h<• w;tll('(! Old City whPrr .lt'sus dir~l watl'h - fmm moflops to J..'trarct againsl v ioiPnC'f'. 1,9:J(I .vears ago , Fran(·isean monks ThP Sl ll'f'i s of I hi' Old (' i I\' Wt •n• ' lrd a solt•mn pt'O< '<•ssion along tht • tTowdi'!J with pilgrims and l<;urist.s. Via Dolomsa on Cood Fridav . Outsid< ' lh1 • walls till' roads \l't•rp foUowlng lhP p<!lh that .J('su' is congC'st!'d with ' vlsilors S}Jl•ntllng bC'IiPVI'Cl lp haw· walked to his 1-:a, IC'r· and lhr culrlelcllng .lt wbh Crucifixion . PassovPr hoi ida.\ · in .It '111S<dt ·m . Protr,ianl s hdd ;,r srrv icr al thC' NPvl'rlhC'lP,s. lhf'rPwa'" not icP. ( ;ardm Tomb. a trunquilpark a fpw abh · drop in tht • numb<•r ol pilgTirns. hundn>d .va rds nor1 h of thC' city Thr Tourism M inlslr y PX IM ~' i <>d wa !Is. · iO,fXXl vis ilors l'nr 1-:aslt'l' · and On l.r a handful of poli<'<' C(!Uid b<• . st:'Cn j:.TUanling thl' pilgrims along - r iissovr·r. a drop o( at lra .sl 10 (X'rcenl from last 1Par . ThC' Middil' tlw l,(xtl-yard ·ldng Via Dolorosa. thC' Sf!'('('\ of Sorrows. TherC' was no · F.ast's tensions arv.l lhP WPsl's' rf'CE'SSion Wl'rl' IX'IIrvr>d to IX' sij:.>ll oflhC' full y armed border police kreping pilgrims awa.v . who uSl'Cl loescort I he pilgrims and RICHARD D: SEY-LER low ·bidder; the engineering firm at the bid opening. ·· , According ·to Mayor Fred Hoffma)l the contract calls for filling and compacting · the area to street level and seeding of area. 'VIllage council will decide soon what use will be made of the area. The ma.Yor stated thatover$400,ml In HUD and ARC funds have been .made available to the vlllaae If th£> area Is used as a housing subdivision. · Purchase and Improvement 'of '.: --;. ,., P!iayers, suffering ·commerate Cru-cifiXion Seyler ·n ewcomer.to politics A newcomer to the Pomeroy poll tical scene is Richard D . ( Diek) Seyler who Is a candidate for the Republican I)Omlnation as candidate for mayor ·of the town. ·Seyler came to Pomeroy in 19<16 from Marietta and for 14 years worked at Meigs General Hospital and veterans Memorial Hospital laboratories as a laboratory technician also handling x-ray work and clinical analysis. He founded Modern Chemicals ;~nd the demands c1 that operatiol) because most arr using rnon• powrr. hP sa id. Whit<' not1>d that ~rit 'f's in th<' i\f::P s(•rvire ar'f'a " haV(' ~On l' up IC's' than in til<' r('sl of thr nation ... ThP cos! of buildi~g thr $1.7 billion ZirlJmrr nuclear powPr plimt in Moscow. Ohio . is part of thr n•ason l'i('('lric ratPs will go up in lht• nt ·xt S<'vrra l yea rs, according to Whitl'. · t &SOF. is j)arl-ownf'r of fhP conl rovt'rsial plant, whosp cons! rue I ion has tx' •n ma rnxl bv forC<'d shul rlowns and stiff opposi I ion . · Whf'n thr plant is opt•rating . it will ht'lp 'tabiliz.P pri<'l's b\· providin~ r·f'lal i\'t'l\· clwap l'lt~· lric it~ · . h<' s;1id. r)< ·spilt' lllf' '>~'lba !'ks. ,\I·: p ·; chaimla n said " it's • juslunl hinkablt• th<• plan I will not tx• IJU iil. " Whill' nolin~ lht• powt •riul opptiSition Ill nuc le; 11· IXlii'Pr. Whil! •.sa id hr is .. :1bsolu It' I\' t ., lll\'ill< '"I wp havt · to ha\·r nuch •; 11· (XJWPr inth<' hllun •." applicati~ns . . so.ught - Senlo( citizens - anyone who the area is .being paid from funds is 65 years of age or older. Proof of from the $2,6 million thre£> year your age must accompany your comprelienslve grant obtained by application . the vlllage(rom the Depar-tment of Pennanently and totally Housing and Urban Development. disabled - A statement from a Meanwhile, Mayor Fred Hofcertified physician stating . the fman said today applications are extent and duration of your dlsabll· now available at the water office lty must accompany your for the water and sewage discounts application. to eligible residents. discount Is - · A 20 A 10 percent discount on water aiid sewage bills is available to the : available to Unemployed residents who are preSently drawing unemfollowing residents who are heads ployment compensation. Proof of.. of houselx>ld: percent ' your current unemploy ment com. pensation claim must accompany yout application . . .• To Qualify as head of the household, th£> resident must be the principal wage earner ~ In lhe household and be able to supply ·proof, such a's a Copy of your mos.t recent Income tax return. Discoiints for au those residents who have their applications 'in and approved by April 15 will be effective wlth ll(ater and sewage bills which are sent out the first of May. ~ �- .. ·~ ,. .. .... · Co~ -rnentary- ~ ._ ' .' ~~~~::..~::~ f •. ............ . . . ~y. Aprill. ,1983 •~ ,. _ _ _ _ __.;!.. ·' ___:·-~:__----~~~....___._;....._____..;;...__~~...........~ ,, \ .; . .. ..----~·--------~:_ EtJrek·c:~3L....._______~_·_·-----:--w:-·'-ll-=ia::-:m::::-::F.:::B:::::u.c;-;::k:-:ley=]:::-r. ~ 1 t' The Daily Sentinel ·In the early days of the French Ill Court Strel'l Pnmrr11y. Ohiu llf.tft.ZIM 01-:VOTF: D T011fE INTERE..~T OF THt: MEIGS-MA SON ARt: A ~lb. ~~ .,...,..,__.._...,..,,..,.c:l..... . ROBERT L. WINGETI ' Publi ~ Jttor P.AT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH A ~llisla nll'llh i iM h t'r/Cnn tmUr r DALE ROTHGEB, JR. R!?Volution, ,a relatively unknown French )ournallst sent a letter to Edmund Burke asking his opinion of , events In Paris. The reply ··Burke's "Reflections on the Revolution 1n Fraoce" - is a classic, widely read and quoted even today. Charles Kingsley,' the British novelist and a vocational papist-halter, but one papist too rpany when, in the J.BSOs, he went after John Henry Newman. His reply - the "Apologi a pro VIta Sua" - wasted d Kingsley and his arguments, .an survives as New rna n 's the Nuclear Age," is, . in the ' judgment of this critic, the most masterpiece. So wiD It 'be, fn my judgment, : ·ltripoitant polemic published in the with what the phtlosophyer and - postwar generation. _ sociologist Michael Novak has done • The Novak document, which tc the commission of Cathoilc undertakes to del'l')onstrate why bishops that circulated two drafts .~n at~ good, will and Christian of a proposed pastoral letter; to be Pedigree can with good conscience, acted upon In May· by the' full and indeed ought to, support a congregation of American Catholic nuclear deterrenl'pollcy, Is sharply blsl)ops, on the matter of nuclear distinguished from the cited prededeterrence. 'The idea is to condemn cessors in tcne. Burke achieved a even an inventory at nuclear high pitch of eloquent and thunqerweapons. Mr. Novak's 20,00().word ous disavowal as he examined the document, called "Moral Clarity in premises of the French Revolution A Mf':MBf':R Hf Tht> A ~M!If ' iMit'd' Prt'llli, lnhmd Oallv PrrM~ A,.sude~linn ~oo ltw Am t' rk<~n 'lio· l!o~pllpt"T l•ublisht•n I.ETir.RS l)f' OPINION Ali~IN'ialitlrl . • · • ~th' l!orlr·riUit'd. Tlwy ~ ltl1t1ld bto I!$N thtm 310 wurd ~ lun.l(. All ldkr ~ llri'. ~ Uhj t'C'I hr edilin.l( .•nd mull I lw "IKnt'd with m~me. addrt"NII and lrlq)hllllt' num~r . Nr~ un~i~nt'd l~lk-n Will bt' puhll11hrd . l...t'tlrl"!1 M huuld 1M' Ill ftuud t..Kk, wddrtosllltlJ INiiut"!l, nn! J)f"r~malltiell . \\ \ Is there any end to the rise in healt h care costs'! Maybe not, unless people learn /o take rare of themselves or somginspirro gc~ ius manages to adapt assembly lin<· techniques to the indu\itry. Neither is likely to occur. of course. Meanwhile, progress on care and feeding of the human body has been shown to be a slow process. And when health doo; break down, il Is unlikely a robot will ever substitute for a doctor. Other costly factors enter the picture, too. That is, thry didn 't really expect to contain costs at all. 'fhp s ur-vey, by William M. Mcrcrr, Inc .. a corporate benefitsconsultant, r~·vealed anothPr Irony: Only 31 p<•rccnt of the 1,4~ employers In the survey said they ha ve lmplementro formal managemenl strategies to con trol such costs . True. many t•mployers sa itf lhry werr at lhP point of developing such progi'ams in )98.1. but those !hal have followed the h<>a lth ca r•• scene suspect that a slln ilar sm-vey a dozen years ago might have shown the sam£' n-sult. There is still anot he r probl<•m w ith cost cont ainment. Individuals, tha i is. arf' often not ('V(' n aware of cost s bee':.! USC" third parties- employrrs, · unions or insun•rs - ha ndiP th<• bills. SomP patimt s don't PVPn >«' lh<•m. Hf'alth can:' offi cials say one fa lrly cffrctive way to rei nst 1111 hC' sC'nSf' of rx·rsonal n •st>ms ibilit y and obligation is to ra ise dedurtiblPS. leav in~ patient s to drHI wit h a JX'rC:"C'ntagC' of thr paym!'nts. Nevf'rthol<>ss, on ly :tl pPrrrnt of the 1.4:!0 rcspondmls in lhP Motwr survPy haw intTPased d!>dU{'I llJIPs or Pstablishc'(( h,ikher eo pa)'mr •nt s in group hea lth plans. . • . And th<'I'P is lhP problem of \'(IU{'a ting <Obout hPalth care. WhPn askc•d to narnf' thP tuughpst ehaJipngP in costs stratrg iPs. thf' rt 'SJ.Xm{jflnf s cilr'<J "communicating eost-con tainmPnl . Pfforts" and "educating rT'j:!tJJ'ding t•Hi riPnl ht•a llh ca n '. " employt'<'~ Love and concern • Today tn ~is tory ....... ,... ....; .. \ \ \ I' ' Nazi lmitatio WASHINGTON -Shortly before the Falklands war last year, the Alllentlne government negotiated with a respectable firm In F:lorlda to build a $15 mllllon crematortum In Buenos Aires. In a grisly echo of the Nazi oolocaust, It appears the mtlltary junta planned to use the assemblyline oven to cover up the torture and execution of thousands of victims of the 1976-79 "dirty war" against lettlst gueriulas and their sus. pected sympa thlzers. An estjma ted 20,001 Argentine· men, women and chlldren - at least 100 under the age of 10- disappeared after being abducted by the armed services and right -wing dealh squads. The automated crematorium ·was to have nad the capacity to nL__.__:____:;_ '. _ ____;'-·C __;_.;___ • SPRING SPECIALS kindly in his approach, respectful of their authority, patient with the descrlptlon of Its llmltations. B~t what he produced,.after circulating ~ early drafts to dozens of scholars, ; critics, frtends and men' of affairs, ' Is a document so lucid and compelling that anyone who desires to explore the most Important question of'our day - namely; lsjl moral to dispose of a nuclear Inventory fql_ the proximate purpose of deterring aggression, and !lie-strategic purpose of preserving the freedom of the innocent - will want to read lt. And, prohab!y, to reread It. Mr. Novak, the author of a dozen books, most recently " The Splr1t of Democratic Capitalism" was actIng, when he undertook to wrlte the statement, coocretely as a Catholic layman. It appeared a fortnight • ago in Catholicism ln Crisis - A Journal at Lay Catholic Optnion (Box 495', Notre Dame, Ind. 46556) . . But because the document, notwithstanding Its denominational prov( enance, Is as cogent for th Protestant or the Jew, the editors o _, National Review (150 East 35th St., New York, N.Y. 10016) devoted the . , whole of our current Issue to . reproducing it. $149 remains, the Argenllnes Insisted on a special device that would open caskets a nd dump the contents onto a ronveyor belt that would feed them Into the furn ace. Those lamlllar with the plan cited the 400-body-a-day capacity of expenses. the crematorium - an extraordi· discovery led to mass protests and ,,. open criticism of the military, which has been trying to a rr.ange a . blanket amnesty for the desaparecldo killings before reli nquishing . power to a civilian government. ~ , UNDER 'THE DOME: Rep. , . Silvo Conte. R-Mass., identified In a nary number in a society where cremations af!' rare - as concluslve evidence tha t it wasn't a few .old bones the government wanted to destroy , but the · mutilated corpses of "desaparecldos" - the disappeared ones. The Argentine mlliiary's desper ate need to destroy the evidence of Its butchery was made all too clear rec~ntl y , when more than 1,500 bodies of "dirty war" casualties were found In an unmarked grave, stacked as many as six deep. The vlsllor" to the Virginia hunting estate or ex-CIA agent and no'!'convicted felon Edwin P. Wilson, has called to say that he was a · , hunting guest of Wilson on only one . , occasion , and barely knew the ., former undermver agent. ,, - Ever · since he forcefully . ordered some tourists off a "Sena - . tors Only" elevator so he could get lo an lmpon a nt floor vote, . Sen. · · Henry J ackson , D-Wash .. has been gett in>: ribbed by Senate staffers . . ,' • According to a n exec utive of the Florida firm, Argentina offlclais lnltlated negotiations In 1~1 for a modern, efficient cremator1u.-, .. ·• The Argentines explained tMf It was Intended to make more space avallable In Buenos A!Fes' large, city-owned Chacarlt a Cemetery. Remalns burled long ago were to be dug up and cremated to make room for new bodies, the Americans were told. To ensure thai no human attend· have to handle the (~ \ ~~~1"\ of massive retaliation . II has been left lor the present admlnistrallon, with their blind disrega rd of everyt hin g but the cold war, to suggest llje Impossible. Armament for either defense or retaltation Is non-productive as It gathers dust In storage bins around the country. I have read that there Is destructive forces already stores In the world equivalent to a ton of dynamite for every man . woman and child In the world. Like the lilies of the field, It neither spins nor sews. And , II Is certainly no t beautiful' Since World War II. !here has been lntens.cJ:OmPf.Utlon between the United States and the Soviet Union . Neither has made any serious effort to reach past the competitiveness and unde~ tand the other. Two generations o each country ljave been taught to on iheother as the bad guys. When · e makes a move lhe other moves to check lt . Any hint of understanding In either country Is equivalent to being brahded as a Ira! lor . To us In lhe United States the RusslaJJ ventures In such countries as Cuba, Angola, Afghanist an and \ Ethiopia art( viewed as aggression. To Rt1sslans our "assistance" to such countries as EISalvador, Honduras and lsra,el Is also viewed as aggres~IO!)·. President Reagan has publicly branded the Soviet UnJon as the "evil Empire ." As I don't read Russia n. I don't know what they call us but ills probabl y as bad or worse. We lac k understanding of each other! This administrat io n _has been especially harsh toward the Soviet Union . They came Into office with a n anll-Sovlel chip o n their shoulder and they have never yet made any overt ures lor peace. Preside nt Reagan refused to attend the funeral of Leonid Brezhnev and missed the chance of a beller acqualnt ~ nce wllh Yuro Andropov , the Soviet premier. Alexander Halg cancelled the Soviet a mbassador' s pa rking space In the Stale Department basement. Two unimportant Incidents but both designed to demean the Sovret image. 1 am .. not recommending any groveling toWard the but I do Wt1rt c By SCOTT D. WOLFE personal 3-0 ma rk ·on the m ound . STEWART - The rampaging Porler fanned five and wa lkecJ just So~thern Toma{loes stormed out of one. Overall - Souther.n pit ching_ the month of March here Thursday fanned nine and walked six. · evening with a 10-5 triumph over SHS whipped up 'a 6-1 lead in the non-league Federal Hocking. third on a Beegle. double, a , After faDing behind 2-0 in the first Cunningham triple, walks to Coninning, Scuthef!I came . back wllh . nolly and Hupp, and a Joe Wolfe 'two big· three-run ' ll)nlngs -In the .. · single. F ederal came· bBck-wlth two second ·and lhlrd rounds-._The win ·. in fhe bottom half orthe_lnnlng, but · boosts the undefeated Tornadoes of two runs eac h in the founh and Coach. Hilton Wolfe, Jr. to 3-0 on the sixth rounds gave SHS the needed season. margin of victory. Zane Beegle started on •he Leading the 13-hlt Southern mound for the Tornadoes , but was hitting parade was Porter with a plagiJed with control problems in double and single, Beeg le a ,peliect the early going. Reliever Steve night wllh a double and two singles. Fisher was called upon to finish the and a nother clutch power hitting third Inning with a strike out to end display by Rob Cunningham who a F'H rally. smacked a triple, double, and Fisher got Into trouble In the single. Other Southern hitters were fourth Inning liy walking the first Tony Deem, Paul Harris, Wade two batters. Righthander Jo hn Conl)olly, Joe Wolle. and Richard Porter, who posted the win WednesDavis each wllh singles. Lancers had only fi ve hits. two si ngles by day night, came from the bullpen to retire thE> s ide within two strikeouts Alan Koker and singles by Ben and a ground out. Porter than Bennett, Randy Ma tlack. and pitched scoreless bail the rest of the Wa lker. Un""'""' way to post the win and record his SoulhNn ltl1 ~)()2- lll J:\ I third victory of the year. FH ....... . ........ _ _~11 cro- ,, ' 1 According to Coach Wolfe, Por· Battt-rlc..'!li: 7~ nP &-ff.tlr>, SIC'Vt' F'l sht' r HUrd, · h" hJrd Juhn Po.rt f' r rWPr arxl Pa ul HaJT \s, lll'I'J.':i{' ter turned m :-:'..IS t s~per rhlrd. 9 so 6 BB. Altm KokC'r rLP l. E r1 b · perfor mance of the year to claim a ' , J Tabtrr aoo WPI('h . 4 :o;o li DB.· Foodland prepares for ' they are entit led to be treated with as mucb respect as we trea t other countries not nearly so lmporiant or so powerful. l believe l am s pealdng for two-thirds of !he America n people when l ask for negotiations to e nd the Cold War and a freeze on the ' · product Ion of nuclear weapons until such negoUatlons take place. We have a choice to make between main taining a genuine nuclear deterrent or developing the capabilit y lo fi ght a nuclear war. wlth the . ' Soviet Union . We already. have ,., enough nuclear weapons to be a deterrent . To build more Is a .. · nuclea r overkill yet just last week a tra lnload.-of. newly made nuclear wa rheads crossed our nation from Texas to the stat e of Wa shington to ' supply a nuclear submarine. How "' m~ n:;, times can we kill a Russian .. , .; or th~ us? I can see bleak times ahead tor' the younge r generations. 1 can see . ~ even bleaker times If we follow the · ' foolhardy courS<: presented last · -" week by the president! The new F'oodland sponsored softba ll team (old R.C,) is ap- · proaching the 1983 season. Mosl of the team's players have been together for the last six to12years, and over the last five are averaging 112 wins and only 'l71osses per year for a re'TnarkablE> .003 winning . percentage. Last season. Foodland posted a 134-33 record, winnlng 10 tournaments whllr finishing second In four . The offense averaged 10.1 s~asoit Mulholland. of Logan. Both hit over .500 last ' year for their respective teams while combining for 60 home runs . F'oodland's fi rst tour nam ent ~H) be coming up In the next couple weekends, with Its first big contest coming Memoria l Day Weekend at Richmond . Va . In the Richmond .Round Robin . The local ream would, like to avenge last year's loss in Richmond to Lawson 's Aut o Pans of Alt amon te Spring s, F'la. who not Ghthrle • Browft:.. reached on an error, thel;.l rode hbme on a Doug Bailey s ingle . the score 1-0. -E;;lstern ca me bark with Ihiee. markers In the third on a line single by .Dervn J ewell, a n infl ell h~ by Roger Bissell, a fielder's choiCE', RBI s\nglp b~· Ja y Ca rpentPr; · another Infield RBI single:- til; Holt ~~ : . , With the . score 3'1 Wa terford ectged closer with a walk to Arnold , an ·e rror, a nd a si ngle by Brown. J;HS went down 1-2-3 In the four1h , but',WHS plated two mor<> to tak e a 4-2 lead on two walks aQd two Eastern errors . ~ ' . For the next two innings· the Eagw bats were silenced while .. /r OJ - 5 NOW $ auto ...air cond. · 5495 1980 FORD GRANADA Wh ile . au to. m co nd . NOW Was 14995.00 $3795 1980 .f-250 4X4 Gray. 4 speed . One. own er • Was 15495 NOW $5195 1970 CHEVY C-1 0 auto., 305 eng . P.S.. P.B.. lliCC tru ck. one ow ner. Was 16495.00 NOW $3995 " 1977FORDLTD Loaned . one ol 1t1e mcest bt g ca rs muncl. one own et Was 13595.00 · . NOW $2795 au c\,~ 7?gr~l~~f~ ~ 3595 . 00 e . l-~~~~~~~~~~-..,..~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~M~I'O~D~LE~P~O~R~T~, ~O~-H~-~ S. 3RD AVE. RIDENOUR'S .. . TO MAKE WAY FOR / NEW SALES & SERVICE FOR ! ZENITH • EASTER ' SPEED QUEEN GIBSON SYLVANIA LITTON COMPlETE ANTENNA INSULATION OF WINEGARD ANTENNA & AC<ESSORY, BLONDER-TONGE PRE-AMPUFIERS AND AU.IANCE ROTER SERVING THE TRI.COUNTY AREA .FOR OVER IS' YEARS ASALOCAllY OWN EO ~OXOL -'DEALERSHIP. SERVICING DOXOL B\JLK GAS AND CYLINDERS, WARM MORNING AND EMP.IRE HEATING EQUIPMENT WITH COMPLETE INSULATION AND SERVICE. -.... - Mon.-Fri. 9:00 to 5:00 Saturday 9:00 to 1:00, . ' ). . GRAVELY &V&TEIVI ,, • NO RESPONSIBLE 8FFERED WILL BE REfUSED ~THE 1- GAS SERVICE -COMPLETE CLEARANCE OF .ALL .MERCHANDISE ·~J.OYOUS ,. TV & APPLIANCES SERVING THE TRI:COUNTY AREA SINCE 1928 AND WE WILL BE SERVING · THE ~AREA FOR A NUMBER OF. YEARS TO COME I NEW SPRING HOURS ' • W~·s· ~~g~a ~~rles: PAT HILL FORo··1 In C PH. 992-2196 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE •• • ... • 1982•· • N'ERCUF Was 204·Condor St.Pomeroy, OH~ Phon• 992·2975 • us Eo- CAR. sALE V-6, auto , HAPPY AND CIN CINNATI tAPI - Th~ Cincinnat i Reds said Thursday that lt,Ol'l tick~ts rPmaln for lh~ir National League season open<>r Monday wjth'itte Atlanta Bl;;t\·e,s .. .. .J 949-2525 ~i;;;;;;;~;;~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~ inclement wea~r . Eastern is now Eastern hitt ers were Holter with ' 0-0-1 as Is Wate ord . . . a 1\ lple and single, Carpent er two Senior hurl e . Mark Holt e r singles. Bissen · a single, Lan y pitched an outstanding ga nic, Cowdery a s lrigle, and J ewett a gell ing s tronger as the game single. Snyder: Whit e, Brown and progressed . Holter's , r h ~nge or. Bailey each bad slngl_es for 1he . pace and tantalillng'curve kepl1he . ho,t ~ ··· •·. · , .. -. · ·' ·. _ · Wildcats off stride most of ihe ·Eas iPril plays · at South ern next night , however, sllli EHS er rors · Monday ,in an SVAC showdown In ' killed his ·bid for Vlf tory a s five Racine~ unea~ned runs crossed the · plat e. . 11nt>S~::un·· r•:,ts Wr n . In\ 1•10 :.!-:1 7 li Holter . scat wred . ·four hi ts. aU Wa IPrf urd . . . . . . ·~. .. . Hi 1 l.HI (\-;, 4. •, singles, struck out ll, and walked Rat!t•r·k• s: Hui tt•!" a nd Cowdt'l "\' 11 SO :1BB. just lhree In a fine effort . i\.!11ol d a nd Sc:hw plk<'rl IU SO :\ Bo. Mean'while, Watt"Jiord southp aw ~--------------1 Tim Arnold hooked' up' ln a gre;n elton of his ow n by fa nning 10 Eagle ba ts men, walking just three. a nd alio_\"ing seven hits. After a scoreless fi rst Innin g • Eastern threatened In the second when Holter tripled and Guthrie walked leading off the Jnnln)! . Arnold the n buckled down to st r'l l·" out ih'e side, thu s tnwanin g th~ threq,t. In· the bottom ha lf of the frame WHS' plinro , a· run when Tom WISHING YOU' A ·VERY - --. RACINE ~ne~~:;e nnplly tlg htened ·to end thP .. U5('S .111 lt'lllAll " li P C,l ulk rnq hJbl''> wrl h ..;.p ou l .... :-> ~3 · 91 I ·STA·R SUPPLY Cllnto~ fi nale, as Tom threatened E lli s J·eachedInon the an Waterford error, bu t Holter and the EHS co n o.., l·•u c llu n en.une t s tr c r~ rn lulcd hall cil(' mdcl c> to tr t ttw h.tnd oow - 12,000 li<'kt'ls rt'main . . homr ~~~e~tth the tying ~un, the score ' ) wa)ked ..;h 'l 'l bd~l'rl . 5 ~;~~~~- ~0ln:u~~o~~~ By SCt:YfT D. WOLFE WATERFORD - ,.Th~ Ea s)e rn Ellgle baS('ball team opened it., 1983 baseball season with a 5-5. tie here Thursday evening against the Waterford Wlld(:ats. Tiie·gamewas called becausell>t darkness . Eastern had been scheduled for four contests this week, but had three wasl'lied away by spring r aiiis a nd runs peronly game went on but to wlii 'thethat 240 team Waterford padded lt s lead, na allowed ;;.5. whlle the "delense only tournament. later year Mark , White single and f>-,1 a no, other The locals have won four straight won the Class A Nationals , finishEastern error. ' _ M & M league cHampionships, four lng No. I in lhP country. In--the bottom of the sixth Hol ter straight distri ct titles, a nd have Team mem hers Include Rlc:k ~ doWn 10 sn·Ike out the side made three straight and regional . Ash. Ed Baer. Jim Cooksle. Jerry · Withod t. inctdent , setting the suige a ppearances. Davenport~ Ml!'k Davenport. Bob fol" .an"'.Eagle rally. In it s Foodlandsoftballers hlt107home Eastrllan , · Dave F'l!e, Terry scheduled th'mi-at bat In the top 'of . r4ns In 1982. with Greg James .George, Danny Gillispie, Danny the s~nth Inning Jerry -Larklrs hitting 62, Bill P ai nter 47. and Dave Hood , Timmy Hood. George Hotstartect · thin gs off by reaching · Fife 31. , !man, Larry Howell , Greg J 11m es. sa fely 'on an error . Deron Jewett Billy Painter led the way In runs Ed Kincade. Tim Mulholland, B!U walkl'i-1 . and Larry Cowdery batted In with 211 oft he team's HiSS. Painter, Red Robinson, Mike Tur- reactied on a miscuE> to load the James had 193, Fife 160, Ed rlll, Ray VanMatre, Gene Wise, ' ~ncad e 122 , and Gene Wise 111. Tom Woods. and- Scorekeeper C~ri>enterv(hen lined a sh>lgle Outstanding short'S top Ed Baer · Jackie Justice . Infield to score a run led the team lor the fifth straight ~.:_:__ _ ___:__ _~_.,...._ __::.:~~.:.::.:::.:.:;:...::::..::;;.::.:..:..:..:..::::..:::::.!:=::.i year tn hlts with 2S2, while James batted .622 and Rick Asri hit .541. Joining the team this year are Jlmmv Cook.•le or Athens and Tim .. ' '·' All Great for household repA rr rnsrde and out Apply Wll h any standnrd c nu lkrng gun 0 73 890 C lear 582 ·049 Southern captures third straight win Lowell Wingefl .,, • CAULK UKE OLD ~ - Detroit Tiger manager Sparky Anderson (left), renews his !rie'ndshlp wltll David Alejandro Concepcion, 7, and his father, Dave Concepcion (right), ofthe Clntlnnatl Reds !oUowlng an exhibition hasebaD game hetween lhe two clubs Thu"""9f. The Reds won the contest H. Anderson was the Cincinnati manager lor nlne · years, joining the Tigers In 1978. ( AP Laserpholo). recent column as a "regular ' CAULKING GUN SILICONE RUBBER __;_~·-Ja_c~k-A~nd'-'-e-'-rs_on sources told my associates Da le Van Atta a nd Joseph Spear. Only the chaos that followed the junta's Falkland Islands qlsaster prevented the signing of the. contract, leaving the American company with $50,000 In out -of-pocke t R~~k]i~g~.:;· plan President Reagan last weel( proposed opening another Pandoi\s If maiiPrs woTm· t diffi<•ult <•nuugh to managP, the rt>spond<•nt s addrd ra's Box which may cos t this that a not h(IJ' common pmblPm wa~ ·' lark of roopPra I Jon fr·om hf'a lth ear·r country trilllns of dollars In the next pmviclcrs·· in cont rib uHn~ to cost manaJ,!rmC'r\1 pfforts. two decades and open a new facet ~ of the cold war wtth Russia. His "new" sche me for defense has all · the unreal qualities that have fascinated children from Buck Rogers to Star Wars. Ha s the president been playing those video games too much• · The new can of worms was opened by Presldenl Reagan In a She may not !<row It but In more I'm writing this le tter concemlng nationally television address from ways than one her son touched all of a child named P. C. King . l didn't the Oval Office. After all .but our lives . I know that she's hurt by know him, but 1did know his mom . suggesting the_ AmcrlcruL~ -his deatll.IJut he was a very special My two children have been In get oiH th~lr white flags . of person..for·all'of us . No one has ever headstart and my cousin has a lso surrender to lhe Soviets who are been In lieadstart . Linda was her , made 'ifte feel this way. This letter J~st over the next hill, he held out was wrttten with concern and love. rome teacher. She came to my the promise of hope 20 years or so - Susan Sanders . .house a few times. She was quiet down the road. We will develop and loving good person. a friend . defenses Instead of weapons, he said . We wll l shoot down .those nasty Soviet missile~ before they ever reach fi rst base . We will use ray guns that have yet to be lnve'nted, high -en e r gy lasers, charged partlrle beams, microToda,v Is Friday, Apri l1. the•~lsi day of 1!1&1. ThPrP a rP !74 days IC'fl in Ihr• wave devices, projectlle -technol· ogy and ot her goodies to be . VPaf. designed lor the purose q! keeping · Toduy '' highlight in hl,loty: . ,, all those Soviet warheads at bay . On April!. 17R9, thP llouS<' nfll!'ptl' srntat lvPS held It s first full m<'<'l In~ In or course. while we are busy Nt'W York . spending 'tFU!Ions creating this On this date: de~nslve capablllty, we wUI have In 185.1. Cincinnati becam<' tlx' first US city ~P-i"')' salarir>s to · fln•flg hters rather than rf'ly on voluntr.•rs. I · :~ •:~~c~dd~~on~~~:lo~';;~~ In 1933. the (X'r:secut lon o~ .lcws began In Nazi Getmany . superiority lh nuclear weapOns. It In 193!1; the United ~ales recognized th~ Franco government In Spain was a speech to gladden the heart of after the end of Jhe Spanish Civil War. every defense contractor In the 'In 19!>1, Alaska was rock'ld by a n eanhquakc ttuit killed more than 100 world lot what we'Clo the Russians peopk~ and caused an estima ted $750 million In property damage. wtll be obliged to match. Chances In 1970, an t•arthquake In western Turkey killed more than a thQusapd are, by the year 200), every people. American and ever! Russian will Ten years ago: Gen. Ll'wls Hershey, Mrector of the dra ft since World have to work fuU time just to keep War n'. I'Ptlred after 62 yea rs In governm~nt , al the age of 79. their war departments In spending · Five years ago: President .Carter announced an urtJan recovery plan money! Who · produces the that tea tum! job programs, tax incentives and a "re-targeting" of existing ~~Illes? .• federal programs. . . . ' · . · · Vl)llle the prealdent. .was living one year ago: !Jet. . Secretary Cespar Weinberger told Ja~ tWlmpressloa that the ''llew" Imder~ In Tof<Yo that' t!llless t)lelr nation' s military ·ability Increased, ~plan, wu the creation or his .congress might demand American restrictions on Japanese Imports or aMI!nis!rlltlo~ 81111 the Joint Chiefs . . the wllhdrawal of U.S. military forces from Japan. or Sta!!. the Idea has been kicking Todny's blr1hdays: 'Actress Glorta Swanson Is 85. Former Secretary o{ 1\l'llUnd lor a long time. It has been State Cynis Vance Is 66. _'-,( · rejectec! because· of the cost of Though! tor today: "Look back arid smttt at perils past." - Sir Walter · niillntain!ng two programs, a S!;ott, Scoltlsh writer (1771-18.'!2) . dethse capability and a . program . . ·Letter to the editor ° ' Rising cost of health care: is there an end'? Whe n human lives are a t stake it Is almost impossible for medical sc hools to dlscont inue certain research, even when It Involves enormously costly equipment, personnel and ot her resources. In hospitals the cho ices a re f'C(Ually diQ'Icult. Who ca n declare that someone should live and someone s hould dleh'Cause flnanr-lal resources arc Insufficient to deal with hot h'1 And these questions only suggest the complexity of the health care ptublem . .A terrible Irony underS<'Ore~ ··the point : The more th~t people become concernm !'boUt prolonging their lives the more Pr<'SSUI'Pthey·put on health ·care costs. Considering these and olhPr fa<'lors, it 's no surprisP that eorpora tr respondent s to a sut-vey on containing health care costs said they anllelpate an average 18 pcr('('nt jump in expendlturt's this year. ~ and the behavior of lt,s prtncipals. Cannnal Newman wa,Switherlngirl · tl r Kin 1 d his . his· re)ec on gs ey an • arguments, even as he ·approached ·· subUmlty in his analysis. . · Michael - Novak's approacli is very d!Herent. His composition ot the reasons why it is requli'ed of the. : United States to maintain a nuclear deterrent Ioree Is not calculated to offend. He does not strive ~ eloquence, even thong!! 1¥' achlev~ that kind that Issues troln. analysts so sure and Ingenious as Itself to achieve beauty. Novak is Infinitely patient with the erring bishops, J \ ' ' '- ~ ' .... . ' . .RIDE~OUR'S . ,, ·.- .r ; . .. . . TV &· APPLIANCES GAS SERVICE CH • • ~ •' OH. �. • • Page , 4 - ~ Daily Sentinel Pllmeroy-Middlepo\1, Ohio • • Sports World , AI.BUQUF:RQ UT:, N. M. 11\P1- " llouston and L ouisville are the pm\>er teams,' ' sa id l h<' col)cgiale•·looking gcnl lcmail in lw('(>{ls. " The key will lie with 1he domina ncr of Houston"s front linC'. l n uisv i!IP is I h<' one tram in t hC' TOurnament who ca n n<>gatP that atl va nt <:1gr. "I ff>(>l.lhr w inn~r shoultl comr fmm l hr HousiOn·l.ou isville game, bui sotnPbody might get killed in Ihe process. II will be a war ." If t.m yonc is in a position to assess the .'iurvi\;ors who squarr off herr ~ lu rcb .Y night in coiiPgr ha ... kNh:II J' s Fina l Four, it" s T erry Holland, thC' Univr·rsi ty of Vi r grnia coach . llf' h<.~ ~ gone f'.\ "<'ba ll · to·c.vc•ball with thtCf' of !he tt•am s, tx>a ting l hPm , and has m ore than a easual acquaintance with tiw ffJurl h, Ceo rgia, w hh·h laf'f'S f'.;orth CCJroli na State in a durl of darkhorS('s in lhP othcr half ot the draw. Adua ll.v lt' s sl)m C'I hing Of an upsPI tha t Holland w ill IX' following th<' aclil1n fmm 1hP sidelines instead of th( · tx-n ch. \rVith thf' tx•st winning rC'Cord in collPW' txJsk(•t ball ovrr t hr l<.tst foUr ~'r<.~ rs 111 2.victor·irs iJ nd 24 df'fra ts r. wit h r lool ·4 Ralph sampson i.J I Cl 'nll ·r. his Cm·a lif'J'S W('f(' tJ primr ftwori lf• lHllil knockPd off in l hf' rC'gionuJ fina ls h~ · N. C. State . Viru inia, wit hout Scn npson in thP !inl'up. w hippNl Houslon in T okyo last [)'< 't'mtH: •r 72 1\'~ a nd s ix WPI'k ~ l<J IC'r (· ru shed Louisville 9f!.fn . The ( ·;wa lit"t'S v.:on lhf' ir firs t two ga m<'~ comt"ortably aga inst N.C. Stat£' but lust c liff·ha ngl.'rs to 1hf'ir C'OnfPri·ncP r i vals in both 1hf• Atlantic Coasllinal~ and lhP NCAA playoffs . "N.C. SlaiP storted·wdl hut·D,.rcck Whill rnhu rg. their best shoot er (17.2 gJmc• uvc•rtJgl'l . hrolw hi.o.; IOt' ll and somP of th C' 10 games th ey los t hapfX'nrd wh il<• he was ou l of I lie ltneup," ·ilolland sa id . " Thry seemed to ' peak 11t th1 • l 'ru.l uf thl' SC'Uson - an opportunistic. ball -cont rol !Pam. " Thr 40· 1·ca r old · Virginia coach ca lied . Houston 's front line of 7-fool · Akrcm o ia'juwan, li-9 La rry Mlcliroux and 6·1i (:lyde Drrx lrr one of ipe most formich.Jhh · f'Vf'r in 1h0 ro llcgP gamr. Onr observer commentrd that it cou ld hr1lc.l it s own in tlw N;Jiional BaskC'tha \J Assoc i <.~ lion. " If Houslon (·;m play ih< • wa.l ' il want s In pla y. l hP team will be ·h ard to . 11f'al ." Hoiland said . "nu t I JJuisvill<• is <J bc>llc r ba lanced club . II is ca pable • : of appl\"ing a full -court E!<HW' thai can g ivr <J ny txx:l y trouble'. : · "Look il l lhr • g<Jm( • 01 gainst )-\('ntucky !won by Louisvlllr &HlR in thP : M idras t H4.~giona I fina l ). Lai r in thr ga mP th e- pressure was so great that : KPnlucky rwli lroubl< • gelling lhe ball in piny from out of bounds." :· l.oui svill(' 's tal los! stnrH•r is t;.~t Scoot<'!' McCray. Thr top scorC'r s arc~ ) .anc;tsl f'r ( ;ordon <.~nd Milt Wagner. r•Jdl fi.f) w it h an av<'ra gr of U . : f>oinl s·plus a gamf'. . . · · " l!'s a puist'<l. tli~ci plin1·d tcum w hieh ha.o,; lx'f'n in thC' Fin<.~ I Four thrf'f' ; timr•s in llw las t four .vmrs." lfolland said . "Yf't llouston can bf • : ovrrpowt'ring. DrP:x lc •r is a trPmce nclous at hlf•tc. Micheaux is IPss : ~ 'ns<~tion<.~J but man' workmanlike •. A nd Akf'f'm is dominating ." ~.li1u s tun finish('CJ t ht' si'ason wll h N o.1 nal iona I r<.~n ki n g on a r('('OHI ~~ vi<'tor iPs and two defeal s. I.oui sv!llr wa s back at No.2 with :~2 · 1 "I ncredibll' rf'<:ords." Holland acknow ledged . "It looks like Ihe Iogie a I championship g~1mP hut , as w('\.·r ·fou.ncl it , anyt hing can happf'n .." · li t• -.tl i.d Grorgi;/ S sp~sotr n ..Cord of "24:9 is V('ry dl'c-ep·t ivd: : · ;,(hJisl.d<• ·! hf'it · f·Orift•n•ncr ·thi'Y untX.arPri.'· ··he- t.rddrd . · 'th<'y' tf'. in ~l· ~ cra zy lf'agtw- I<Pntucky, Al<tbam;.l,l<'ams likf' th i..J I -w hi'Jl'f'V{'ty bod ~' I:M"•at s up C•n I'VPry bod _ , . rlst \ PPoph • talk alx>ul thf'ir Ji.rr·k of hPig ht rsl art Pr s . .. ran g!' from fi 1 I <~ 11·7 t bu t !h('.V arr. PXCC'ptionally quick and aga in ! North : {'arolina tllPV "d( •o.;troyed th e• throory that you ea n lx•a t thf'm hy m akin g · . th1 •rn :-. l10ot from the ou tsid('. wi·n., "S iill , I ill'.\ ' II hi' VI' thrit· hands lull wil h N.C. Sla t(•. Whittenburg is thi' . h)am 's tx-st S("Q )"f'l" ;mel rThur\ ) Bailt.'.Y is dt'adl y from lh<'OUI Sidf', butlhP ~ gu_v '.Vho m ;1kf's I hPm win is t hr liftlt•sl gu y in thf' Jincu p, SidnPy Lowe r&0 ). : "I fp coni ml s I h( · play. I k is onP w lto says. · Nmv 's t hf' 1iml' to shoot. · I · . • dor1 '1 rm •an OLt l loud. lie· ·.... just t hf' guy a r·o und whom t he who!C' Wh('(•l turns . • : " ]I sound.o.; t·onlt"Lid ictot;.' . bul I think L ou isvll lt• ca n takr Houston out of : ttH' g-a m<' I)_V atl ;trk iru.: . N.C. S!alt •. if il grts thr f'ham·f', ean do ii by not : a tlac ·king - jus t hanging onto th e ball. '" - ~·High court must :decide fight issue • (' IM' INNr\ TI li\l ' t '_ WIH•IIit ·r ~. A~II'Oil Pr~ '(t!' w ill tw oilliJWI'tl to (lc1 h ·n<I 11i ~ \<\.'orlcI I }4 1:-.: i ng !\...,:-., K' i;t It m junior wc •llt'l'''f'i g lrt c'lm\'11 ~; 1tnr dil,\' nig ht will I)(· up to lilt • 0 /Jio · Suvn 'lllf' ( 'nurt . · , l3oth JhC' WBJ\ mui 'f"t'H' .h·rsl'\' • f(ght promoh•r· l>an l >uv ;• ~aidtlu•.\" .._~ould. n•sp< '( ·t 1hP 0 11 iu r"tHn·r's j ·uling f'V<"n th ough llw fight i~ !-;duxluh 'C i ln Al ia n lit'· ( 'it _ , .. N..I. with 1\on •an bo ... •""r Sc.1 ng Jlua n 1\ irn. · t\ 110rfl('\"S l'or l'rYor ;md ,\I H · : It ·I< •\'iS ion ·askc'fl t hP (··l hic 1 hi g il cnurr : oh T hursclm· to ~P I :tsiclt• loH·••rt ·1111 rt filli ngs h~uTing I h(' fig Ill . · : 1\t'nnc ·th S(· ii.M'I , :11 tonll'\ ' lot Pn or's l's lra ilgt '( l flli lll i tg t· t·. ( 'in. drlnali husinf'ssman Hudd\" l .; 1 . ltos;l. said wril It '11 <li"J.!11rtll ·nr.... \\ 1·rt • · to hf' stt hrn it II '( t 1o IIH •< 111 in Stt pt"l'lll~> · (out·t tO<lm . ~ Chid" .luo.; lic·c• F ran k C'l'l!'ll l"t'l'f P -;. ~1 id tlllt ' mt • fl! t ' IH '~ · s t •ssitm 1\ "t IUI( ll:~~: · i·om'(•nc'CI to makt• ~ ~ iudgmPnt. ~ 'i~Jt •hr;c'I 'Z(' .~ t I id 011 1.\" l"t lUI' jUS! it 'I •s, 0I ~lmplf' rnajc ll'i l.\ ·, wou ltl hf' tl'<.j uin•d io hl 'tl r at ·~umc • n t ... . l l;nnilt nn < 'nunt_\· l 'mn nltltl >rhP By 'The i\ssocla~ home run. Pittsburgh's non-roster rookie Jim WlnngotG~ry Allenson Pittsburgh's Ca ndy Man may hav<'giventhcPiratesasweettaste lo hit Into a double play with the bases loaded to·end thegame.Winn, of things' to come. Left·hander .John Caa;Jelaria . who worked the ninth Inning, was scheduled lo he I he Pirates •.opening unscored upon for the sixth tl!pe In da,v pitcher next week, has been his seven spring appearances. baltling tendinitis in his elbow all Candelaria 's outing was a bless· spring and owned an Inflated 9.00 ing for the. Pirates, wbo have been corned run average after being getting unreliable starting pitching rough<>d up for six runs In four this spring. Ciindelaria and Don innings by 1hr Boston Red Sox last Robinson have battled arm prob1 Sai urday. lems and Larry McWilliams and . • Bul in Thursda y·s final tuneup, Manny Sarmiento have been lncon· Ca ndelaria . was running on all slstent . The only conslslent starter cylindrp. Hr went sl)< scorciPss has. been niokle Lee Tunnell, who innings. allowing three hit s, wa lking has pitched his way lntothestal1ing one and fannmg lhree. in the r5>tat1on. Pirales' J 1 baseball Pxhibition Another pitcher getting ready for victory over !he Red Sox. next week's· opener, Montreal's ''I'm salisfled with lhe arm,'' · Steve !Wgers, held the New York Candelar ia said . " It didn 'l hum Mets toone run in seven innings and when I was pitching, but it hur ts the Expos got solo homers frrur now. I I al ways hurls after I pitch. Andre Dawson and .Jerry White ina 'Til be glad to lea\'e F lorida. This 3-2 v ictory. spr ing when il hasn·t rained. it's M eanwhile. four hot teams - the been windy. The wind today was · California Angels, New York Yan· blowing from left l o·right about 40 kees. Minnesota Twins and Chicago miles an hour. M y curve ball was White Sox - kept .rolling. Rod Carew's lie-breaking single breaking. so much, it had to be I he wind.. . highli~hled a three-run fifth Inning .Jim Morrison drove in IWo runs as lhe Angels defeated the San for lhe Pirates with a third -inning Diego Padres 5-2 for their lOth single a ftrr 1.€<' Ma7.zilli had victory in the last 11 games. doubl<>d . and wllh an eighth·inning Oscar Xamble's home run with IWo out in the bottom of l l)e lOth .;' t'Onl r< H•t-;. I .il Hosa. wl1o ].o.; (' 11 1i til '(\ 1n " shan· or P rvor" s pur.SPS \.\'hr thPI" I .; 1Ho.o.;J p<l rt il'ipalt •:-. in llH' ;urangt' n wnh or 1"\t ll, h <.~ s n·jt'<"l('(l lilt ' CU ITt•fll ( "ll rll r; wt . • £•InaJs .beg~n • sal urd ay .~ NCAA . semi- madnr-ss of JhP eJ mpus . The Final Four site is hardly the seat of sf-rPnity, IJul irs st i.ll quieter than Hal<'igh since lhr Park slar1ed on thP tournam ent trai l. "Wf''\'f' turned into a professiontt l pep ra lly school:· Valvano said . " Wr had ;,tXXl fans al pract ice. It . was ~'Tea t , marv<'lous . BUt it's nifficu ll to g'el to wm-k." And thr Wolfpark is int1•n1 on worki ng all th e way lo thP tillr gamP If Slate g<'ls ihPre. the D.C. Th IH' \\'ill h<J Vf' piPnt .V IOdo ~Vii h it. In thPir frf's hman .\'Par. thf' Wolfpa~· k w<•nt 211-R and then Sloap move'() In F lorida, SUC'C'f'f•ck'Cl b.v V;.JI\·a no. a S!rt't 't sm art Nrw Yorkt •r will"t 1.1 clifl"f'rrnt sty lr. J.owt• 1·nm pt.~l'f'd t he• CO<Teh0s. " Tiu•.v 'n• IJolh good eouc hrs. hut thf'\ " appm<H'h it dil"ff'r<'ntl.v.'' hP said "( 'oaeh Sloan was personal. He'd loll you something l criticizing you, but he's really pumping y~u up. "Coach Valvano is quietly tryihg to pump you up. get you excited. He doesn ' t jumpupanddowvbutwe've been through a lol ofthings togclher and hP dllf;'Sn't have to do that. He's quirt and low key. He'll give us the game plan and tell us how import ani the gam<' is and wh at we\t(l got to do. Y ou ca n see in his ryes that h£''s f'Xcited. Hi s voicp starts cracking and-tJis eyes·ger big." , . Bailey r etailed ·his freshman )'Pa r undPr Sloan as being C'Cntercd around a hot -shoot ing senior. Haw keye Whitney. "S loa n' s philosoph_ v wa s orienled towa rd the su(X'rslar.'' he sa id. " He did n't try to develop an)• olhcr way of scoring. ThP offense was g.-a red to Hawkey('. :--.low. wP\tP got goOO play<'r'. good • hoolers. " Va lva no is C'Onvim·rd tha t thr dt'l£'rminat ion of his thn x' SC'niors b what has oxtP0d('() Stu tr's sPasOn. Will try Saturday For Ute third consecutive day, the Meigs Marauder buseball leiVIl. Thursday attempted to open lis season but had to postpone lhe event because of wet grounds. Meigs Is scheduled for a I p.m. doubleheader saturday berore opening have outscored their opponents 31H In lhree outings this spring. Hut lht• lowPr euurt s tdu sr'! llo sr•t Pr.' or han offPt'f'fl to ha Vf ' hi s ptl rs<' lll'ld in ('S('I"OW until thl't 'asP is dr·d dt "CI. 110 said hP .wa ntr'fl on I~ · to fi ght . . T llP WnA. c iting it:-. po.-;i tion of m'\"1'1 " <~ pp'rm· ing an,\" fi ght Oi<.lt h ;1s llt '<'ll prohibik '<l b.\ iudidal ordPr . said It wmJid no! rP<'ogn i'?P 1)11"• ,I 't:o·nr l' im hout if i I is Iough! df's~i It' court orch·r s tn lttf' ('Un tntt y. · l"luv<r iss w '(l tJ statt•nwnt in A tlmttit• C'it-.v on ' l_'hur~d ~i,V st.~lii1g !hal Main E\'<•nt~ Inc. also would ('Ornpl_ \ · with l hP j udici;;~ry . " If tht • tOh iot Supn•mt• Court d()('S not s t a~· th<' inj unction , lhf'r(• \yill ])(• no fi ~ ht , " ...aiel Dm·a. "' 'I' 1 II .-,o t m tournamt'nl!< A double elimination softball tournament wtll ne held April 9-10 eoararove. 12-0overlrontonst. Joe and S-2 agalll'lt Greenup County, Ky . at is$60andtwoapproved softball s. There will be first, second County Saturday. i~~~! seemed out of reach. (USPS IU.M) 0~ 10 <5769. 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So, say.s Va Iva no, ·be's lm rn"'l nol te:e,.~r~f:'!ty"' ~~':.,S:: lhlrdand place sponsor and flrsl second place lrophles lndlvld· ual troph ~s . The first 10 teams ca llin g will be accepted . Those \\'l shlng mort• lnJurtnat ion ar e to ca ll 6bl·:l.'• i8. • , ... ,ou .. ouu .. Mehll IN THE ~;===========::. : Hl\'tl:-.( 'our! ;tnd I ht' lsi Oltin D istrit 'l r---~------.;----------------1 1 !'cnu ·! nl Appt •a ls lxllll llt•lcl lh;tl l 'ryo r mpsl ;1hi(lt ' ' " · tIt~ · It ·n n.o..; uf hi s {·onl r a<'l with I .; JI {o.o..;a . · Lll~tls il · lla s l h< · ri ght 111 ;tpp tmT• . ;ll' di:-.; tpp tmv ;d\ 11f l ' t:.·or' s fi ghl • A. Division of Multimedia, Inc. 21 sceonds rPmQining . The ·ngers have won I~ over 111. Daily Sentinei-Page-:::s ·. ~7~~~14d~.feat "Th<•y're seni ors. They dqn't ha vp next year,'' Valvano said. "Another , player gets . lx>hir11 he might think . 'Well . we'll get them next yl'ar.' But they can't do lhal. _.When you've been lhrough all . lhpy've be!'n through, you play until the buzzer. You do good things u·nlil ..the buzzer.". .._ , : 'Sm\;et imes, .I he -task seemed beyond hofX'. " A couple ·or times, " Valvano admitted, ''I've though!, 'Rev up I he bus .... Each lime. however. State has mmeback. The\Volfpack was down by six points wilh 70 scmnds Jell in thP first overtimp against Pepper. dine and won . Then they beat Nevada -Las Vegas . by on<! point after trailing by one with thr Runnin ' Rebels at l hrfou llinr and~2 seconds left on the clock. And they reached the F ija l Four wilh a one·)Xlint win OV('r Vil'ginia . manufactured on a pair of foul shots wilh to Ron Cey went Ho_r4,1ncludlnga three-run homer, raoslnghlsspring average to .47/ and pacing the Chicago CUbs to a 10.7 victory over theSanFranclsco'?lants.Ulehome . · run ott Bill Laskey on the third Inning was Cey's fifth of the sp1'l!)g and . second In two days. Leon Durham had a two-run homer and a.pair of singles for the Cubs. Bob Homer's fourth horne run of the spring highlighted a three-run first inning and Randy ,Johnson squ~ home the deciding run in the seventh as the Atlanta Braves edged the Kansas Cily Royals 6-5. ,oan Dnessen homered and tripled and the Cmcl"'.'al! Reds scored an unearned run m the lOth inning to nip the• Detroit ·Tigers 54.Dave Concepcion scored the :Winning run from second base when Detroit shortstop Alan Trammell let Jeff Jones' two-out grounder go under his glove for an error. Lary Sorensen allowed one run in seven innings and the Cleveland Indians rolled loan 11·2 J'QUt of the Seattle Mariners, who committed six errors.Gaylord Perry, the 44-year-old right -hander who is scheduled to start the Mariners' opener, was hammered for nine runs on nine hits and twowalksirrslx innings, allhough only three of the runs we~e earned. · . EddleMmnyhelpedtheBaltimore · the University of wins that kept them playing. ~!~: P~:n::/~t! a~= m o t"P inil i tiall.\ · tlh 'fl ~ uit S<'f'king ;c.s idP l .a Rusu 's rig ht s whilr lhN 'i.I SP is urHit• r litig ation. victories that . • Tw<rrun homersbyDanFordand 'fhp Wolfpack has bounced off the deck throughout this loumament , wiping out big deficits to rescue one·on ·one. It might seem tie was In hn •ak his ('Oill r<!('l wilh l.al1osa . 1\vm inning enabled the Yankees defeat the Hruston Astros 6-5 and extend their winning streak to six games. Bob Meacham and Brad Gulden also hQmered for the Winners.' CollSI'(.'Utlve RBI singles by Leriny Faedo and Bobby Mitch~ll With one oul In the 11th inning boosted the Twins past the Texas Rangel;' 5-3. Minnesota's Gary Ward drove In his 28th run of I he spring with a flrst·inning slngie as the Twins raised their exhlbitloo rerord to 15-6. Home runs by Pat Tabler and .Jerry Hairs ion powered the While Soxtoa5-3vlctoryovertheSt. Louls Cardinals, their In succession and lOth In the last 11 games. Floyd Bannister pitched seven scoreles· slnnings for the White Sox. The hard·hltting Milwaukee Brewers' got a taste of their own medicine when Oakland's Wayne Gross smashed a grand stam home run to key a 22-hll attack as th<' A's outslugged the Brewers 16·13 in a . game that featured ·eight home ru s ~~vey Lopes and Jeff Burroughs also connected for the A"s, while Milwaukee's 16·hlt atack included home runs by Robin y aunt. Gonnan Thomas. Don Money, Ted Simmons and Ben Oglivie. ··:.• ALBUQUERQUF., N.M . I APIThe year was 1979 and the college basketball recruilrrs were bu7zlng mound !he Washington D.C.. Mary land area. Sidn<',V I .owe and DcreckWhilten· hurg had been backcourt partners for four years at DcMalha High School in Washington. DojVn I he '• macl. al Bladen sbur~ High in Seat PJ(>as<ml. Mel .. lhr big man was Thurl Ba il e.\ . ' NC' Siale plays Crorgla and • Hous10n face s Louisville Saiurday in the tournampnt .<i>mlfinals wilh · l~e .~utV i vor:., _c :oll fd ihg for tho crown Monday night . Val vano's t f'a m was the on I ~' on(' in town Th ursday. Th<' WolfJJ<tek rD mf' in P~trl.v. tr:vlng to esca(X~ the ' · ~y. April!, 1913 t9 . By WW Grtmaley AP Correopoadenl . ~ Cand~laria impressive in ·3-l .P~ate ~in Today's .. • ' OH. • • •• ADVERTISING~IT ...... , PAYS!!! �The DOily Pameroy-Middleporf, Ohto Sentinei- Page-7 =----..... The Daily Sentinel By The Bend Page 6 • • Famtly Med1cme How_to tell By F"d"ard & hrcock, ll 0 o\.o;slstant Professor of Family Medkm•• Ohoo Unovc rsHy CoUeg<• of Osk>Opathic Medicom JYQUE STION I ha v<>a oash tha t mtght i:x' from p01so n '"' ll o" ca n l tcJI ? i\NSI'o E R GPneral l\ p01scn tV\ rash IS Ch ell dC'tPrtzed b\ c lf'df blJSf(l'rs sca tl f'red ove r red ~ trccJ k s Found on expoSl'd a rras oft he bod1 the rash C<~USPsa n f.x t rf"mr dcs trr to set atch and ca n bP very uncomfor ta ble Oddly e nough It ts rmclj found on the sca lp or pa lms of the ha nds T he flutd tn t he blt stcts docs not spread the ras h to other part s of the bodv In f,ll t your phystcw n wtll p101)ably open the blistl'rs 10 dra in them a nd ,ollow them to hea l fastet Thl' rash th a t contmues roappeat m new area~ aftrr the tmtla l onset ts due to a de i<Jy<'fl reac tion from the onglnal r xposurf' QUESTION HOI\ s hou ld I trea t JX)tson lvv} if it}s poison i11y IINSWER The best trea tment ts prrvPntton I earn to r('('()gniZe the plant a nd then avotd tt Should \OU an tdmt'a lh IJ< exposed 11 ma\ be> bl•ncltcta l tf you wash the a ffected arl':J w1th soa p CJ nd wa ter" Jthm 10 m1n ut Ps of f'Xposurc Clothmg ma\ s unpil be washed by or'dma n la undcr mg tr< hntq ues 11\ ou do develop poiSon IV\ cool motst soa ks or ca lam!,l'f lot ton arc genera lly e fforliw treat ment s In cases a physiCian mav usr and cort JsOnC' crea m for appllCCII JOn to thC' reas h DcsensJilzat lon to th0 pOison lv:';' 1s tnfr((J uently use-d and IS SC'\C' f f' ora! <Or1tsone medica tiOn n•served fa t those htghl v sens tlt ve people m )obs tha t requtrcd the m to be a round po1son 1vy It 1s a lso 1m po1ta nt to note Iha t lhtsdesenslt t za tton procedure does not tol a lly bloc k t he ras h formatton from p01son IVY cont act QUES'FION A1 e ma ny people Sf: Local Marine in Mid East mat IV(' t O JJ(USOO I V\1 ~1 ANSWER fl pprox tmalely 50 fX'' Cf'nt of the populatlon lSsensttivr to potson 1\'} .t nd wtll develop a ras h after exposure A person s first cxposu re to potson tvy ma] result In no ras h 01 m a 1as h tha t d(l('S not appeal unt tl severa l weeks after exposu r<' HOY. ever onCI' a person ha s tx'cn senslttzed a ras h m ay a ppear upon re exposure m one to twoda\ s QUESTION Wha t part of the potson tVY plant causes the ras h' ANSWER The culprit that causes the allerg~c rea~tton Is a chemtca l substance called res in Thts res m nows through the plant In tm y canals ltts not normally on the su rfa ce of the plant unless the plant Is damaged Unfort una te ly when clearmg wc>eds we a re ltkely to tn]u rc the plant and come m contact w tth t hP resm Sam e t tmes a c lose look a t a po1son tvy plant will reveal a black tat ltke depostt on a rres of the plant tha t ha ve been dama>:ed Jf the re IS any eonfu ston over the tdenlll > of a plant thts ftndmg IS a vl'ry good clue the pla nt " mdeed p01son tvy Marme Pfc Paul S Sprague. son . of Hazel E Sprague of Route 3, : Pomeroy, Is serving as a member . of the multi-national p~cekeeplng _. force In Lebaoon He Is a member · of Ba ttallon Landing Team 216, · 22nd Marine Amphibious Unit ·· (MAUl. Camp Lejeune, N C The 1,800 member 22nd MAU Is patrolling East Beirut In conjunc· tton with the Lebanese Army, French and ItaJtan·troops The 22nd MAU relieved the 24th MAU of peacekeeping duties Feb 14 PRESENTS · James M!Uer, vice president of "Men In Missions," presents a check for $69 to the Rev James Kittle, on the left, pa.o;tor of Syracuse Church of ther Nazal'CIIe The local "Men In Missions" group coUected bottle caps and redeemed them at the R C Bottling Company to make the ftnal pa yment towards a 5100 goal for an ambulance for India Helen help us This"'Message and Church Directory Sponsored By The Interested BIU!inessf!S Listed On This Page. ' . Practical? Marriage or move SWISHER & EWS & SONS SOHIO 992 29ll Brown's Brogan-Warner Equipment les and Nahonwtde Ins Co of Columbus . 0 804 W Mam 992 2318 Pomeroy ft\'j\ t•• u PlANING MILl M+ll Work Cabmet Makmg Syracuse ~~:~"' pi:l"10I ( hurch School 11 1 ~1 a m \l.fll sh 1p 10: l ) a m Chou H h<'t.~rsa l J'urs<ll\ 7 pm undlldUNfltlOOi t\l tC<'NNSI POMER OY ( Hli RCH O F THF :\ \l.A RF.NF. Comf'r L nlon ;.t nd Mulbf•m R( 1 V lr~ t l Bvn 1 JXI SIOJ (,lfo n Mt{ lung as."t pastor Clvdf' Ht'nck rXJn p ts10r r mf'n tu' Sum.l 1\ School 4 fl 1 m f. lr n Mct 1 u n~ " up1 m m ntn g v.ors h1p 10 ~I i.l m ( VI nmg r;c>rv iC(' 7 p m m1d V.f'f'k S( 1'"\ ICf WrdllN-0 001 7 p m C.RACF. F.PI""OPAI ( HURCH - 126 I Main Sl PoTTlf'ro\ Sunda\ ~ n I<f'; Hoi\ ( ommunlon on 1tx f1 rs t SuOOil \ of f'ilf'h month <~nd ro m btrlC'd '-l.tth morn ng pr<.l\f'l on 1h<' third Sunda\ M o rnmg pti.l\('1 and o;prmon oo 111 o1h<'r Sunduvs of Uw mon1h ( :hurrh Sc lloOI and nur SC'f' c.u1 prO\ tdf'd t ol tc'l hour m th<' P alish Hall rnmrd l<~IPI\ ro llowtn~ thf' sc l"\ l<'f' /~()lc< Mr a nd Mrs Kenneth Rose, Bas h an, recently honored their da ught<>r Cassie Dawn with a •pa rty In observance of he r ftrst birthday Decorations c arried out the Strawberry Shortcake theme with the cake being decora ted by her cousi n Sharon Card Others a t her party w e r e h e r gr ea t grand pat ents Mr and Mrs G uy C ltt le Co!u Atker The 12th birthday of Carla Aelker wa s observed re<:ently with a party a t her home A Ga rfield the me wa s carried out In the d ecorations Games were played with pt lzes going to Trevor P etrel a nd Stacey Stumbo Other guests were" Ml che lle Ramey Jackie Hutchison, Tim Bentz. Pam Holcomb, a nd Amy Bias . 8 H.P. MASSEY A:RGUSON WITH 32 IN. MOWER AND ELECTRIC START WALK BEHIND GRAVELY WITH 30 IN. MOWER 8 H.P. WHEB. HORSE REAR ENGINE RIGER 1982 11 H.P. WHEB. HORSE WITH 361N. MOWER Calendar held a t the RuJI,ond C tvtc ( onte t FRIDAY SALISBURY- The Salisbury To\\111!;hlp Trustees w ill m eet In regu lar session Aprlll 7 p m .11 the home of Wanda E blin , clet k laurel CIU! Road POMERY - I her<' will be .t bake sa le by Enterprls<> United Methodist Church I rlda~ m fro nt of th e New York Cloth ing House RACINE - Racine VoluntC<' r Emerge ncy Squad will h.o vr used clot hing sa le F'tldd \ and Saturda y , 9 a m to 4 p m .tithe Racine Car Wash 1 outh m1't tm~-:~ 11 ' f)('lll g ha ld II 111P ll \ st l\ l{un lli dm t s'> ('hun h {'. H h !'Jld.l \ d h Ulp rn All ~li to \ \ OUIIl Jtl \ ll ('·d \II on Satun:lm flom R to 11 p m WII h mu sic b\ Mu s1r Unltm tted a nd Itom to Sou nd The gr IS $2 fm smg lf'S c~n d $ t fm ( ouplt'"' ( h c11 HIIRRI SONVILLF. - Regu Jar m eehn g Han lsonvtllc I oclge 411 r&AM 1\UI be Sa turday a t temple all masters mdson<; arc mvlted CHEST ER - A bake s,ole and bazaat "Ill be Sa turda1 from 9 :10 a m to 1 p m at Cau l s Mat ket . Cheste t by th<' UniiPd Me thodist Women oft ht•Chestet Chu1 r h Lo!ibu l PAGE VlLLE - Sci pio I own ship Trustees will m eQt r' 1id"' at 7 p m In Town H<11l m Pagevllle Jimmy Lambert Jr celebrated his e ighth birt hday Monday w it h a party a t the home of his parPnt s J im and flnnett e La m bet t Rutland An E I them ewasea rncdout with cake Ice cream a nd soft drinks we re served and gifts we re prf'sented to the honored guest Others a ttending were his grand par e nt s. John a nd Kathry n La m bert Janet a nd J oyCI' Lamberl Mike Lew\s Charles a nd Charlene Estep Peggy Estep Tony Estep Dorothv Hysell Angte Hysell a nd Rlcha 1d Hysell ,I EIIGLE RIDGE - Meigs County F'ox Chaset s Assocl.ll lon m eetlniJ w ill be 7 30 p m Ftld.tv at the cabin on Eagle Ridge SATURDAY ' RUTLAND - The Rutl and Youth Leagu<' will hold sl ~ n up dav on Sa turd ay from 10 .o m until noon In front of the Civic Centet Registration fee Is $8 Those who cannot regis i<'J a t that time are asked to call 742 3171 POMEROY -There wUI be a bake sale by E leanor Circle Heath United Methodis t Churc h SalUJllay beginning at 9 30 a m at Cross Hardware POMEROY -The re will be a bake sale a t Powell' s Tru Va lu Saturday by Meigs Band Boos ters beginning 9 a m ' CHESTER - United Methodist Women of Chester United Methodist Churel) wUI hold bake sale and bazaar Saturda y 9· 30 a lh p m at Gaul s Market, Chester RA CINE - Thct e will be a square dan~ a t thr Racine Ame rica n Legion hall Satu t'day from 8 30 p m to m idnight Guy i'hmii-a will prov ide the mus ic Red Ca n will Pther aller a nd lh<' public os Invit ed • POMEROY - F'out H Club OJga nlzatlonal meeting will be 2 p m Satut day at the Meigs Co unt y Extension Of fi ce fln yo nP between nine a nd 19 lnte t <'sted Is as ked to a tt end SU NDAY RU TLi\ND - American L€'gton Rutland Post 467 a nd the SOns of the Ame rica n Legion will hold an Easter egg hunt Sunday at I p m at the post · far m Satut day night dances are continuing at the post !t om 9 pm to 1am H MONDAY RACINE"- Racine Cha ptet 134, OES regular meeting, Monday, 7 30 p m , a t temple, office,-,;, wear chapter dresses, there w UI be Initiatory work r to t A dance will be BUNNY - Thl• "bunny" w111o. again preside over the wmual Ea• ter e g~ hunt of the Middle port -Pomeroy Rotary Club to be held at 2 p m Sunday rathe r th1111 I p m as announced earlier, Ill General Hanln~er Park In Mldd!Cport There w!U he a gold egg worth $25, a silver egg worth $10 and a bronze egg worth S5 In addition to .n>JUI other eggs which wW contain slips ent!Wng !Iader.; to prizes. The Middleport Flre Depart· m e nt wiU be on hand to aliSlst the Rotary Club memher.o In con· dueling the event. Ttiere wW be age, groups for partlclp"':ts. 1 LEBANON -Lebanon Town shlp Trustees meeting, 7 p I)\ Monday at township gara_ge SYRACUSE, OH PUSH MOWER ]1 In a tt•nd RUTLAND - ]1111111 J' SELF POWERED PULL TYPE 5 H.P. nUER Yes But If these facts a re fac t real fat her s houldn t mean 'bto a nd the only logical fa ther prac tica l ' move for your friend Is out of this man s life' -HELEN AND SUE RAP I am 20 a nd out of work My fi ancee a nd I we,... supposed to have been ma rried June 5 oll!*l2 but I got scared , being uremployed a ndjustoutof school soldlda lotof things tha t weren t very nice SO we postponed the wedding Then several bad t hings ha ppened In my girls life He r dad was killed In a n accident her grandroother and unc le died and tt s like s he ~o~an t s to wipe out 1982, me with It (As future husband that is 1 She says s he still loves me, b ut presently she has to be free, though she II da te m e a long with other guys Shou ld I settle lor this or am 1 lighting a losing battle' I've reafly changed a nd am ready for mar 1 !age now -GYPSY DEAR GYPSY An out of work "Gypsy" lsn t e xactly r eady for marriage' I d say settle lor -casual dates until you find a job Then• Well, while the re s love there's hope BAUM LUMBER CHESTER •985-330 1' l--------..;_-----------------E ......... 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G e ncrt~l Me r ch<t nd1 se k' 'I Cin e 949 1550 Po m e roy 0 Oh1o m WAID CROSS SONS SIDRE Mrddl e p ort Pomeroy •--------------..J 98l 3944 j THE DAILY SENTINEL Ph 992 2101 Middleport 0 CHcRCH Re' 1\ H Pomo l)(ohblf' Ru( k Sum111 ~hoo l Rose her grandmother Mrs Stella Jarrell, Mrs Kim Jarre ll a nd Josie Jarrell, Mrs Helen Holte r, Jamie Holter, Linda Hol te r, Tammy and Ryan Holter, Evelyn Holte r, Kevin Holter Mr a nd Mrs Paul Card Aaron, John, Tracy and Robbie Card, Mr .,and Mrs Del Mallett Sending gifts we re Mr a nd Mrs Norman Hysell Norma J ean a nd Steven Hysell -- John F Futn, Mgr l Auctton " Mac " McCoy R t 1 R eedsvtll~ Oh BEN 'J_FRANKLIN' 992 3978 A Real l 0 'S J"RI~ITY HELEN For . " MEIGS TIRE ""- \ CENTER, INC. ' Pa m e r ov 99 2 332l ,call the Rea l McCoy' 992 SUO P. J. PAULEY, AGENT 2165 !tecon d McCOY'S AUCTION SERVICE 214 E Mam Pomeroy Owl\er Pnone (6141 742 2717 : : SR. Pomeroy '"1 '\IJRAN f! Si.RVP f.) 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P m POMEROY WF.S I EYAN HOLINES.~ Harrlsonv lllf' Roud Earl F lc ldR pa stor H(l"nrvEblln 11 Sunday SchooiSupl Sunda)' Scho019 .)) am Moml~ Worship 11 am &lnday f'VC'nlnr AerV!ef> 7 lJ p m Prave r 7 :wJ p m M('("ll ng wron ' "' ' ''J Sermonette ' When the woman ca ught In adultery ts broug ht to IPsus hP takes the occasion to restore forgive a nd give nf'w life The rL'TlOUS r esponse or Jesus LPI lhf' m8ln ~mwng you who has n o sir ole the first t o c ast a storwl al h f'r r uts ~throu g h thf> dile mma , the gordia n knot tha t II he ag l t'<-'<1 to thl' s tonin!{ Jcsus could he brought before the Roman offi c ials anti If he sa id no to the stoning he would viola te the Mosaic law Without s.tylng hP agr"'(] or disagreed Jesus tu rns Ihe que stion back ~hose who wou td 11 a p him The dynamic that unfolds teveals a forglv ng lov mg Gl;e r of new life, "Has no one condemned you ' · No r do I co ndem n you You may go But from no" on, avoid this s in Jt•su s a< c••pts lh<' woman and res tor es her to her sense of dtgnliy a nd wo t th as a person While he does not condone the s in whtll' hP II:\) I ha t<' the sin he will continue to love the siMer As she sensi'S his a cceptance of he r she e xperiences from him the act of forgive ness I he the me of forgiveness resounds agath and again In the Bible I Recognizing the reality of human limita tions, one cqmes to learn a nd know the nc'<-'!l for forgiveness In Interpersona l relations hips and community living Who, alter all Is without limitations a nd fa ults' J Ust as we want to be accepted a nd forgiven, so do a U our brot he r s a nd sis ters Some of the students of human behavior te ll us that forgiveness Is a t the baS<' of Jove Whether we agree or disagree with remark It does point to a vital and necessary quality In human e ncounters at a deeper level t Restored to her dignit y. forgive n her sin, the adulteress Is made to know that sin 1;; not acceptable "Go and sin no more " There Is no whitewashing of the sin Yet, she ls given new life e ncouraged to begin anew She who was dead Is raised by from hct abyss As with the prodigal son, she too I• )O~elebrate celebrate the gUt of life grl!clously restor.ed to her ' 1 We pray In praise, gratitude and joy to Ihe God who RESTORES, FORG!YES, and RENEWS, - Msgr Anthony J Glannamore, Pastor, Sacred Heart Church, Pomeroy Ohio • �• • • r· - ·> I -1913 New ederal r~- tax I . . POSTER WINNER- Racine Elementary School; front row,ltor, Mayla Yoachman, first place "poster contest: Chad Diddle, seeond place poster; Shelley Wlne6renner, third plaee. Back row, I tor, Tom Theiss, SWCD Supervisor. COLUMBUS, Ohio (API - A federal fuel tax incr ease that took effect today gives Ohio more money for highways, and the Legislature is being asked to increase taxes on • heavy trucks to raise even more money. Rep . Ike Thompson , D Cicveland, has flied two bills with the House Clerk's Office to increase the highway ure tax ~"lid by commerci!Jilvehlcles anddoublethe number of pqrtable scale teams which detect overloaded trucks. Thompson blamed excessive truck weights for deteriorating bridges and highway damage. " We're focu sing on basic fairness. The average driver hilS been • Ms. Hyde, 32. as executivP direc tor of the legal r ights agency for almost three year s, has been ac t ive us a patient s' ri ghts a dvoca te. dealing both with the M ental -~ Posters "Plants, How thry I mpmvC' our Environment" was depleted by ··:'these fourth grader.; In a conserva tion poster contesi sponSored by the Meigs Soil and Water Conserva tion District (SWCD). · Winners in the Soulhem Local School District received $.1 and a blue ribbon for first place, $2 and a red ribbon for second place. and Sl and a White ribbon for third place In ; Ihe poster cont est. Each studenl making a poster received a pencil ! rom the district h'Om Supervisor Tom Theiss. · Winning fir s!, s!'Cond and thil"d respectively, In the posJc r contest were Mayla Yoachman . Chad - :' Diddle, Shelley Winebre nner, Ra . rlne Elemenlary School: Joelt.a Pizzino, 'l'onya Ingels, J£>nnif<'r L is le, Sy r ac use Eleme nt ar y School, and Mathew Ric hards. Letart Fa lls Elementary Sc hool. . ' •May la Yoachman n>celved a co-champion trophy for her pos ter. The Meigs SWCD sponsors the contest each yea r for fourih grade student s as a consP1vatton ed uca· tlon pro) Pcl. A film entllicod Sun, Planrs and A nJma ls was show n In each schoo l as part of the program. ·' There WC'rf' no rssnys suhmillrd from the Sou thern Local School Dlst riel. Ohio's jobless rate declines WASHINGTON !API - Ohio's uncm~loyment ra te conl"inut'!l to case downward in March to 13.2 Jl<'rCI'nt, the U.S. l.abor J)('part menl reported today. ·depict .·· . . ? ._:plants .- T hP rainlf'.January f'as('d downward to 14 pc-rccnl and 13.6percenl in Frbruury . , Ohio st ill had ltw lhird highesl jobi<'Ss rale among major indus! rial s tat e~ u'lart Elementary w"" a !lrsl place poster winner. as Health and Mental Retardation · departrpents. Celeste said this background makes her especiaUy qualified to head one of the state's most sensitive agencies. " We are pleased and eager to have her join us," thej!overnorsaid. Asked at a news conference if he would aboll• h the state-funded legal organization, now that Ms. Hyde is moving within the state mental ~aith system, the governor said, "I believe we will alway s need a legal rights service. I think it's healthy to have advoca tes who take on state departments." A graduate of the University of Michigan Jaw school, Ms. Hyde joined thi- lega l rights agency in i971 as a olaf! attorney. She laler 5erved as" chief of it s m ental hea lth unit from .June 1979 toMay 198l. The new direc tor declined to Martina Fosler , appca&jrfg in" • Meigs County Common Pleas ·Court. enlered a plea to possesion of ·drugs and was sentenced 10 nol i<'ss than six months nor more than five years · -In the Reformatory fo"r Women at Marysville. The judge, however , suspo-•nded lhe sentene<> and "placed h~r on pmbalion for two · yea r~. ' health budget for the upcoming • _ a!ter,it was noted thatthe b ten91um.agerlh. • is down for ani\.. a modest 51-59.50. - . ployees .. •·t ' in BACK CASH & CARRY $4.99 .N"VO , . the Mental have' donC' departincnt s. .Ce Iest£> h as on~ more top ca binet pqsl to fill . that of health din'Ctor. RUTlAND- Main Street- Move nght n wlh ;ust $500oow~ and $235.56 a month for 30 years at 12%. 3/ 5 acre wth hrus' lttuse ~ 2 story in hont j>!rt and I story tn back part_Big kitchen. dining room i~ng room w1ih F.P.. ut ~ity room and part basffllent Equal housing opportunity_$23.400.00 · SALEM TWP. - Here's your chance, your own home with JU ~ $2,000 OO.n and $529.75 a month lor 30 years at 12% AptJroXImately 791! acres of ricelaying land. moslly clearlll and a pl)ld. Th~ is a 2 &orv brick home wrth 4 bedrooms. din1ngroom sun room and a tun ttas.ment. Equal hou sing opportunly. and Choice) .rosoo RUTlAND- Have ~ ~I lor just SsOOdown <11d $324.0l a month - IJr 30 years at 12%. Th1s IS aranch style home wrth 3 bedrooms. ' hardwood t~ors and carpetin~ gas loreed air heat. Tho home.is sluated on 4 Jots. "Equal hou~ ng ~portun!ly. $32.000.00. Feeder Buns: !GOOd and Choicel :1)().500 . IT. 33- News repair. Asislor $300 down. 12%. 30 yeafS to pay. 56.9J. Slaughter Cows: UtiUtJes 42.50-47; CannerS and CuttPrs l';-41 . · . Sprtnger Cows: !By the Head I a&Hlll. . Cow a n~ ·QII•Palrs: ,IBy It'll! U!"fl) 4:J1-5..1"l. veaL<:"tCI-<llce l 00-70: " . .,~.. C s·and•-Pri""" H -·" ~-50 oauy a es I Y h~ . eau ~ ov- l·l : · by'"" Head l2.50-«l. Payments $141.95 a ITKinth. One fl oor block house, 2 to3 blllrooms. Equal hoo ~ ng opportunty. Total price $14,1 00.00. REEDSVIllE - .One mile out Rt. 681 - Family ccrn lort wrth . .p~ntY oi rol)lll:i:this ohe'Four bedroom_ ~ .2 b<l~. lV roo!ll a~d extra nice:kttchen. Th~ home has agarage and wor<;~ m·loil basement. l'tus an extra un attached 'garage. Natural gas·heat. Ai on an ac" lot $46,000 00 - mn~ lhs.·434. 5.50. Butcher S:>ws 44.50-48.25. Butcher Boars 40-41. F'eredl-r Pigs: cBy the Head ) 3640. SHEEP Sta h PRICES: La u.g ter mbs 54· 58. OLD RT . 33 - County plus. 22.67 acres and 70x 14 trailer. Move m and enjoy ttis trai er hom~ 2 bedroom s, undt~pinned. all electric. washer and dryer, ~rge li>ing rol)ll wrth Fra n~lin fireplace Pl)l d and two buildings 14>24 and IOx 10. $29.300 00 F""""r Lambs 5~58. "-;-======================================, I The Daily Sentinel lONG BOTIOM - 3 bedroom house. • Renilt l. REALTORS Henry E. Cleland, Jr.. GRI.. .............. .......... 992-6191 -Dottie Turner ------------------ ----- --------.--------- 992-5692 Jean Trussell. ---- --__............. ............. ......... 949-2660 Jo Hill ............ ... ..... ........ ... ....... ... .... .... .. 985-3335 Office------ ---------· --- -- ·· ------ --- --- ----··· --··· --- 992-2259 PHONE 992-2156 . Dr Write Oailly Sentinel Clnsitied Oept. 111 Court St .. Pomeroy. Otlio 45769 ' C u~ a! 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NOOn on M o nnav Anr11 HERMAN AKA GAIL HER4th 1983 tnr t hf> cunmq of RMAN. DECEASED_ (!Tass .J nd wr-eds ami u l hRr C.. No. 24065 Docket 12 io hf1 per lormAc1 nn nn annu,l l tlas1s 1n 8ePch Grovf' rernf' tPry Pu rnpr ov OlliO , 111 d\.('Ufrl,ln cc Wllh l hf' fT Ovl<:onns ot Q,rllnM t P . !"iit'i 53'5 ol die Vollr~q e ot Pummov Fo, saHi !PI rns anrt prov1Soons rPIPr Pnce l'l tl.l rl to 0 1d•n,m cr> No 335 wh> l h can hf! SP.Cured ot thP OII !CI' ot thf' V 1llaqP. Clerk. Sa1d f Nl t!Jrt w•ll b~ awa1dPd 10 the luwf1st J rHI IX'S ! htek~f!l •• •• •• •Tllf> Villct(lf' at Po lllmoy lt'Sf' T~ S thf' flljhl 10 f8tpC I ,tnd Jll b•Cl ~. J nv Et LE N ROUGHT Pogo 3114 ·NOTICE OF APPONTMENT OF FIDUCIARY o·nM a rc h LB. 1983 . ,n the Meogs County P1 0ba1e Court. Case No 24065 . Poul,ne Thompson. Rou te 1. Chesh1re. Oh•o 4 5620 was apootntecl E~<e cu lr• x Ollhe esta tP. of Svl\loa Gaol Herrmann aka Gail 'He1 rmann ak; a Gatl Herman aka Gall HerrmJ rl neceased. IMe of Rou te" 1. Ches h~r e . Ohr o 45 620 Robort F. Buc ~ Vtll .:w e Clrrk 131 ?5 (4) Judge 1 2tc 14! I 8 15 3 tc SUCCESSFUL ·BUSINESS . IS A CINCH IF~ YOU USE -~ THE INCHf· I NOTICE OF FlUNG OF AN P,PPUCAnON TO MERGE Not1ce is hereby g1ven !hat aQpi1 Cill 10n t1as been mAde to th e Comptrolle-r of lhe Cur rencv. Wa shonq ton. D C 202 19 lor h1s consent to a merg e' o f Bank One at Pome · roy · N A . Pomeroy. Ohro w1 th BanL _Qne of Soutbeas.tesn Ohro . Na11ona l Assocra t ron . Alh ens. Oho o under the ch al"'er of Ban~ One of Sou theas tern Ohto. Nat ronal Assoc1at•on and · Wl lh the . trlle Bank One o f Sou lheast'ern Ohro. Nat10na1 Asso cr atron Thr s apphcallan was accepted fo, lrl1ng on Februal)' 23 1983 11 1S contemplated that all oll1 · ces of the .at;love-named ban ks wtll con11nue to be operated Th1s not1ce 1s publ 1shed our · suant to sect•on 18281c) o f the Feder al Depo s•t Insurance Ac1 and Pe~rt 5 ol Th e Regula tiOns at the Como!foller of the Cur rency ( 1 2 CFR 5) Th1s not1ce w •ll appear weekly, on the same davs. begrnn1ng March 2. 1983. and end1ng Marc h 30. 1983 Anv person desrrong to com ment on th•s appl•ca110n mav do so by aubm11t111g wn tt~n comments to 01rector. Bank Q,.,. Organ1zatron and Structure ISron . Comptroll er·QJ the Cur re ncv. 490 ,LE nfant Plaza. tat. S.W . W astungton. DC 2021 9 · wnnrn 2 1 days ot the date b f the last pubhcatoon of thrs not1ce The oUbl1c frlc IS a...a.lab le tor rnspect1on 1n the Regronal Of- ' lice. One Erre"'ew Plaza. CleWland . Ohio 44114 . dlmng regular bus•ness hours BANK ONE OF POMEROY. NA >" That's right I When you uae a; column · Inch or mora in new1peper edvertl•lng. be It dilley or cla11lfled, you reach thou11nds of potential buyers that ere eager to receive your money-1evlng me11age. Polf'&OfV, Ohro ' BANK ONE OF SOUTHEASTEFiN OHIO NATIONAl ASSOCIATION Athens. Oh10 .tJI 2. 9. t 6 . 13. 30, 141 1. 61c '1)1e Daily Sentinel RUTLAND HOME- 21evel b~ and a pxi 7rooms_ I ~ baths. chimney lor woodbumer. 2 enc~ sed porches. Askng $2!;,000. Classlfl.eds a' nd 5ave I I I ._, Write you r own , ad and order by ma i l with th is coupon. Cancel your ad by phon e when you get · results . M oney not refundable. " .· Name·~----------------- A-ddress--------- Phone------------------- . - MIDDlEPOiiT - Good o~er 6 room h001e ilr)d garage. Has 2 blllroorns. tub batt, gas furnac~ klts ti cup!JJards in ttte lOtchen, porch illd level ~t ' Just $17,500. MIDDLEPORT - A real n~e carPOIBd_home. Hot water 1'<81, air Cl)l!ilioned. lull basotlEnt 2 tu1 baths lilt~ f4!kee'p yatl!. fenced. On~ $45,00o. .~g~tRACTING :::;"~o:YSTEIIS G V. C. YOUft Ill "t~.!; ,9~i!314 . 2·H mo. 11·26-l'lt CEMENT FINISHER H. L. Writesel Richard Garfield Ali newnd or repaur, ....ers I ROOFING - types_~ r~~work. 'Pirkin& lots "f~~h~~~sand •PONDS, RECLAMATION WORK ol.AND .ClE_ARtNG, CO CRETE WO - N IK IIOIIDED & wotllt GUMNI1EED PHONE Jill CliFFORD 992 7201 3 1 J&L BLOWN 'INSULATION LaBONTE'S QUAIL FARM VINYl & ALUMINUM SIDING a,u IaBonte, Sr.-Own" •Insulation •Storm Doors •StonT) Window s •Rep\ucement Windows •New Roofing FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH . 992-2772 J.2·1 1!!0 long 8onom. Oh. "' Ph . 985-4:145 ~· Q:- n~w Mature beinc 1! sold. Eus ' available with notice alter May 1. Day old chicksavailablewithdeposit after Miy 25. 3-2· 1 fllO downsPOiitS. Jitter clean- inc and palnti11. stonn dOOB and windows. All Work Gumhtoed •Driveways 'Basements 'P1tios Reasonable Riles "Fr" Estimates" Rt. 3• Pomeroy, OH . PH. 614-985-4-464, 949-2263 0 992 279J Call : "'"""' ' r Al TROMM'S · BACKHOE SERVICE ., GIVE US 742-2328 STRIP COAL ·SJ000·A;oN PH . Pomoroy, Oft • .OP£1.9111 5 IIOii. t1tru SAT.. All Typas:ot Auto Ripair, · Brlkt$_, J.unt~ Ups . " c. -· 992-2280 HJ!tc SPECIAL TIIANSIIISSIOI fll TIR AIO FlUID CHANGE ONlY 131.95 t-1'-H< include d iscount 438 Hodgowood Oollfpollo. · 814-286-800. Dr .. ; EUGENE LONG VINYL SIDING. SUPERIOR 'Sidin& 'Roofin& 'Guner & Down Spouts 'Remodelinc 20 Yurs E~perience In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES Call 843-5425 (1(1 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION Now Homos - Extensive Rtmodalin&. •Insurance Wort .Custom Polo Bldl•& Garaaes •RootinJ Work <AIIIni111111 & Vinyl Sidinp 15 Yean Experience QRI!G ROUSH PH . 992-7513 or 992 -2212 pd AJ!D Yord Sale t 28 Fourth Ave .. CloUipollo. Fri. & Sot. aerningsl "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" Chester. Ohio Ph. 985-4269 Garege • nd e•••, Betti Sale. Jeanit, good clothes , ' APKPLEINA'NSCE SERVICE _ All llakas oni Mot!Y• Antenna tnsmilation House Calfs and Shop Sotvico AVIilable Elbert Gillian NinetHn ye•rw have come and gone l l81mQ pd IInce God celled you to hie home when God call• ua al llwey. Loved and mle..d by, Dolore•. Mildred. Shirley, "••trice , Be11y end Families. COMPlETE RADIATOR SElMa From he Smallest Huter Core to th1. Lar1est Radiator . Radiator Speciaist NATHAN BIGGS drapes, wood c,.ft. 9 mile• 2810. Woot ol Gatllpoll' on At. 141 . Thurs ., Fri.. 6 Sat . 91111 I 985 3561 All Makes •Waohor~=~~~woahlro •Rol r1gorot or 1 •Dry 1,. •Fre 11.,1 ARTS SERVICE P ond H -Ue UTILITY BUILD! NGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'l36' lnsulatd Do& Houses P&S Ract BUILDINGS "ne Oh , . Ph. u _, 614 - 3 ' 191 ''""' Yord Sole April 1at • 2nd. 10AM t ill Doric. Clothing· mono. womona. teena • bovo. Monv mlocollonooua ltoma. 2000 Cheotnut St .. Clolllpollo. canc<~tled un_tll SWEEPER end Hwing ma· chine rep1lr, perts, end Pick up end 1upplie1. delivery . Devls Vl c uum Cleener, one half mile up Georges Creek Rd . CaH MOTORS, Inc. Ph. 992-2174 448-0294 .. hunger and 1011 PlllootFruthPhormacv. Cokao modo for oil occa •'•n• 304-273-5288. [S.~jl_fS'"\ -" ~ FREE . EXTIMATES 'Chain link Fence 'Carpolina ' Paintina Square Danca every S.turday from 9 to 1AM , Country Rock Sundoy 7 ta 11PM. Robert Pickett's, Eu1 Dar - win, St. Rt. 5.81 - rsears , , C4TAlOG MERCHANT I latory Pomero~nH nY & D--.. Gibbs-Ownlrt 5882. '""' PH_ 992 -2171 l .t!u< ~ RYDER TRUO< RENTAl & ONE-WAY l.OCOilna one-Wlly. lOW Jiles;lop mainumed trucks, Ri&ftt sizes, ri&flt equipment Hapd trucks, turniture pads, Na· tionwicle Road Ser\oice. llov-- · inc tips and insUtJnce. · Riverside WJ Inc. 446-9800 LAFF·A·DAY - 2 mo PRICE CONSTRUCTION Remodeling l4 YtiiS Experience All Work Guaranteed 742-2324 773-5684 12 Situati-o ns Wanted a. April9 8 F1mily & Y10 1rdInS1le n i lFriday of ralsl&. S1turday . Bulleville Ad . TownhouH. Hour• 9 -5 . Furniture , clothing , misc . 992-5541 Home for elderty only . Room , board and laundry. 20 years eaperlence . Cell 992-6022 or 992-8748. Insurance 13 43 Cole 81 . tNeJCt to River) Middleport . Some1hlng for everyone! R1ln canctll. SANDY AND SEAVER lnlur1Htce Co . h11 offered service• for. fire ineurance coverage In CJalllt County · for almo11 1 cen111y. Farm . home 1nd personal property coverage• are evaileble 10 mee1 indivldull nMda. Con· 1ac1 Eugene Holley , agent . 2 Fomlly. Apr. 1 & 2. Boby glassware. furni - clothes . Phono 388-8890. ule.' Friday, April h1., Sa1urdo, April 2nd . ·Fir:•t ,,.,.ever. Several n8v.' - itema. lo11 .. Of mile . Avon bottiC,a, bretkt'es1 let. cOmpound bow, Workmete workbench , sweeper, bed , etc , 2113 Lincoln Ave. P1. Ple..ant. Exactly 8 a.m . till ? 18 Wanted to Do Ge.rleraJ . HiuunU end Trill\ · removel S8rv'ice. R811able . end dependable. Call 446 - 3159. Lawn Mowing no yard tO big or smell. Reliable and de pen· dable. For estimate call GARAGE sale, 2221 Jotforaon Ave . P1 . Plea1ant. Wed neaday & Thurtday. loti of children• clothes. 446-3t59. Small engine repair . lewn mowlrh riding mowers, ro· 1o1illers. Rea1onable rates . 3rd . &. Olive St .. Gallipolis, 446 -3Hi9 between 9 and.&. GARAGE aale. Thuradoy. Friday & Sa1urdey;. 1201 Sandhill Ad . Pt. Plaa1an1 . Conltructlon will do drive ways, asphalt . co ncrete, painting & remod .. ing . Cell Pltlantl. lo•-773- davo . Houn 7 a:m. to 8 p.m. tNt S.ptombor 1, 1983. 304-882-3224. Public Sale & Auction Giveaway !192 -2490 . Give piMo Ienon a· in my home to beginner~ . •d vanced 1tudent1 arlji.lldults. Also teach chording & trana - poafng . 614 -992 -5403 . AUCTION 'every Saturdsy WV. 8 p.m. A~o . Consignmen11 welcome . Emme Bell euctloneer , SPECIAL auction Seturdsy , Auction Bern. Big lo1d 111 new merchendl1e. DNiera can b'Uy 1o resell. Public invited . no check• piN... Emme Bell, auclionter . 22 Money to Loan HOME LOANS 12% fi•od rate . leader Mongege, 77 E. S11te. A1hena . Ohio . 1 -614 · 592-3051 . Busineu & Second Mon· gage loana . Equi'ty Reaourcea. In Ohio 1 · 800-9fJ2 . 351. oul . o f 01\ fo 1-800-641 -5286. WANTED TO BUY Oldturnl - ANY PERSON wh o h .. anything to give away end l+dotto not offer or attempt to offer any other thing tor 11le may piece an ed in 1hls column. There wHI be no charge to 1h1 •dv•rtiHr . I hNhhy PU.P' part Borde' Colllo & Collie, 3 tomoto ond 3 molo. Colt 448 -3378. 8 moo. old tiller cat . Colt 448 -1180. 1---------,---+-----:------1 - - - - - - , year otd Ill biiCk 10mCit. To • good home. 614'- 982· 1131. Half grown remelt kitty-cat . Aloo llttor bo•. 981-3944. lure end An1iques of ell kinds, e ll ~ Kenneth_ ~Wiin , papara 10 give •way. Cell . 23 446 -3169 •• 256 -1967 in Professional Services the evening• . Buying Gold. Silver .. Pla1i num . Gold and Sllvlr prices '"the highes11n two yeera, check our prices on gold lr ajlver. scrap-jewelry. Buying Old coins, scr~p rlnga I ailverwar'a . Dally quo111 svaileble. Also coins • coin suppllea for Hit. Spring Velley Trading Co ., Spring Volley Plozo, 446-8026 or - 4~8 - 8028 . We pey cash ror late model clean u81d Clrl . Frenchtown Car Co . Bill Gene John1on 4411-0019 Stackl of n"tly ·tied newt- Pey caeh for uaed mobile 114·992-2570. Gardena plowed with l1rge rbtotlller 1ix inches deep Reedy to plant. Reuler-814 · every Fri night at the Har1ford Community Center . Truckload• of new merchandise every weelc . Conaigments of new and u1ed merchandiae alway• · wel co me. Richard Reynold• Auclloneer . 275-3019 . ~uction ==~~===~~~9 -wantell~ni Buv 4 Meture dependable hou.e wlte wiahea to baby• it in her home for one child . Call 446 -0896 . 8 Apo-11 2nd., 6 p.m. Mt. Alto McDANIEL Custom But· chering . Open first week In every month. Kill on Mon- 446 -92e"1. QARAGE aole. Rt. 2 North by Good Sheph&rd Church . Furniture , beby -children clo1hes . jeana. sew. night. Mt. Ri verview Nuraing Care Home. Now op•n for ambu · 1------.-----+--------'L--:---f-------------j Roger Hysell . GARAGE ex1ra money , 1111 Will do Interior Exterior work . Henglng wall paper, panelinG &. e1c . Contac1 Ronnie Hubbard at 814 - Sa1urday, rain or ahine. sl.Wti [NELSON Gr• EARN Avon . 304-671 -1429. YARD sale . Rolllna1own, Rt . 2 ~ . Pleesant, Friday & ll'ameroy, Oh. Sizu startlrOI!I l2'x16" 814 -388 - SOMEONE t.o cere for el derly gencleman, 304-882 - c1 Rport , yard Dewayne Witli•in.s. ·&: Sconie Smith · ALL STEEL & POLE BULDI NGS Cell 9045 or 61 4-992-3e90. Arfi you paying to much for April 4 It · 6 . N. Mein, . your ho1pital-heel1h InsuRu1lend . Toola. toyl, jeans, rance . Call Carroll · dishea , cameru. CB , Snowden , 448· 4290. furhure . APPLTANCE SERVICE I t l t lie Cell SALES :NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY to ooll Avon . We'll ohow you how. Good BIG ' BIG BIG! Yord Solo. Apr. 1 & 2 . tFrl. & Sot.19-4. l----------1-----.:_----+----------1 10meday We will meet you there Glllipolis. Ohto ' " These cash rates Experienced ,printer. lA'1• Y1rd Sale frldly & Sotu~ov . April ht & 2nd .• 1 I·IH mo J.lO ·l mo Yo~ R"mmage Sate Apottollc Church nell(1 ·ro WiUI1 Tire . Fri. . Sat .. &: Mon 10:00AM - -Gas linoi - Septic Systems LARGE or SMAll JOBS PH. 992 -2478 A TRY Ohlo'a N-oot Wool<tv Fl.. Morkot Fiooto Drlvo In Thootor CtiiHicothl. Oh. Evorv Soturdav. Solo Frldllv • So•urdlv ' on Rt. 3M Juot oH Rt. 141 . Very nice jaano, childr11n'a loth! 1 · c ng. mac. items . ~ffJ.~r 'Friendly Service FOUR·whHI drMI pickup. 1874 to 78 model. phone 304-175-5 132. homes or trevel 1,.vel1rallen. Prefer 19815tnd Up. Call C&l Bookkeeping Tax Return• & bookkllping for lndivlcfewela & buainaaaea . Short forM\ 16 .00 Long forms' 120.00 and up Corol Neot -446·3882 PIANO TUNING 1!. REPAIR Cell Bill Ward f or appointment . Ward ' • Keybo~rd , 448-4372. . PERMANENT Heir Removal Profeuion•l Electroly•i• Clinic Profeuional Building - Room 1. A.M.A. ond "F.C.C. approved. Doctor referrtls. y l'ppoln1menl, Phone 304- 678-11568. 1- - - - - - - - - - 614-448 -0171. 8 Laet and F.ound ana Llrge contemporery f•mily home overlookno Ohio River . Woodt. 15 -20 acr11, tennll court, city echool1. OUlSTANDING - L<Oting for a sup11 h001e with a ~rge lllldscaped ill? . Spacious 3 blllroom brdt has just about ~ing: rentral air and heat .2 tireplaces, 2\l both~ 2 P3ti05!l covered for entertanqj, aoo many emas. Excel!iit fi1 I bugrteS.'i aJUple. $125,000. 445·3554 or 1 -e 13-4238828. Owner-Agent. . 1 YJ acre of land. 15 r . houM with baumetlt, houae nM• work e8,500. Colt bott-n I& 7, 814 -2411-9211 . On Ro~lh L•ne: 2 bel. room , 2 Clr Qll'aga, modern kltcen, .wimming pool, f•nced ,In WE ADVERTISl 1Al.l .OUt USTIIIGS 4 times Of tliort a' montll CAll 992-3176 Ill Nit wlh 111. Housing HeadqllarttHs • to-tt· -aackhots -Dump Trucks • bock yerd , Call 814-387 - 7197. I Fomllr 10.. Comanarv T-HDUH Tltu!*iay a Friday; lit. 141. 'IH' tHiaf, chlldron .a taane J..no. lnON . . • PULLINS EJCAVATING - Dozors ·~~:~:~Rates TRANSMISSION CO. 271 w. Mlin Al1o Transminio-;, PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 " WANTED to buy-Piono. phone 304-175-1084. clothing~. REPAIR ,. Wanted 1o buy. lnV'IIt"""t ize chalra , dre11er, ehildrans large L=========~~=======~4..::=========+---:::----::=----~ sture, wear, vacuum cleaners , sign• on W . Main, AFAB lo1 , AUTOMATIC S&W TV Pomeroy . MINE RUN AUTO & TRUCK 3~ ACIII:S - CAR WASii -On l'l€st M!~ in Pomeroy. B~l ling, land and eQUipment lor orly $15.000. 1 wool! ......... ..,. _......(F- hthnatM) Control . :. lnfla_tion Cu rb Pay Cash for RIVER VIEW -:- What a;:Jace to e~oy . 8 rooms. nice fatrily room fre;:J<~E . base ment and walk~ ill the slore Trying lor $45,000. Ot wiN" di>ide. I 0 room h001e wlh free gas, 2 tub baths. gas Jumace. lamily lOOm and ~txly. Wil sal thrne acres for ' $4500.00 on l<11d contract .$500 down 12% tnteresl, 60 paymen~ at ~88.98 pet ml)llh. -e. ,. --------/-------·-------.. 1----------+----------+---- - - - - -----j o=~~~enw~~~ H~:~. ~:= NEW LISTING - U~e new 1980 Nashua 2 bedroom mobile hotre witlt over 3 acres, ~II lrees. and gotxl well. Peacelul location on good gravel roaad _ Want just $2l,SQO. NEAR SALEM CENTER - 3yr. dd ranch with 4.8 acres. Six roofT6, insumted, car~ carptrt. Lttity and rural water. $39.000. 11 P!un•h"'" & " " """" ~llu•••"" " &4 ..... .. Painting Sandblaotlng -Mortarblaotln_g · Puking Lot Stripping spray p~tn· fng 1 Tuture Cootln111filly - . - F.. £stiinolls CAU 614-949-2616 ~=======~- ~--~- +===~~-~~~-~'· ~'~t====~=- ~=t~~~~~~=~~,~ l-4 ·1· mo I: REitTOtl " Phone 1· (614) ·992· 3325 ., ,.,,.,. '"'P''"''"""'" ~I IJ ' '"""""' o.... . ., VIRGIL B . ~~11& f. . 2nd St . I I Corno>ooq '''' "~"'""' s, ...... ,,., •. .. O )!O<m<l(""""' TEAFORD .,. ~ e 1 < o•n• I ''"'P"'""' .)1'1•••· ~ ·· ~· .. ........ " " .. ,. ,, ... ............... ... ............... . Wo M ·~ , 'n ........ ' '"""'" 18 II• "' " ' "'"""'""''" ,.n Go•••• 4 I I.,M, ... O Ill! 1'1 00 1 1 J '"'"'""' . 1 1 7l !19 " " n ,...,, ~ " " •f ........... '" "'"'""..... . 11 I! tl oOp Wo n onol •2 II J '- "'"' ""' 1 ., ,., . . . · ···d·~ f • l• ll ,. o~•lo II"'""''"' S"''' I •11b1< hlo g ... . ..... ' " .....'"'" I'!~ m oo! .,.. !12CI TV&~'" "' ' ' ' "' ~ '" "'" "IJ .••. . . ....... . ........ . ~ 21 ' "'"'"'' 0 PP" " "M' 12 ,., ,.. , "'I DOt\ 1J "•o leuon<W 5""'"'''' •..,..........,.,. =· ~~~=~ :~ 11~:;-~iro lbs_ 47 _751 VeaJ Calves: Choic('& Prtme l!JJto.DIIlls. Th-~. Baby Calv~ 40.87 .50, Springer Cattle 340-4S5. Cows and Calves Combination .. ·~ ~ Top Hogs 2w to 2.10 lbs. 46.~7.75, ~. Boars :1141.50, Sows~ lbs. and up4S~l.P!gs Busi\Jiot 13 ~ OltJO BoND ISSUE IION£Y Will BE AVAilABlE SHORTlY.CAll FOR APPOINTMENT AND INFORMATION ON ANY OF OUR OVER 100 PROPERTIES. Feeder Hellei"'s: !Good aOO Oiolice)llll-500 t- v J&F •liMESTONE · Parts & Service $52,500.00. Baby Calves (By lhe Pound) 67-89: H~s: <No.1, Barrows and GUts ) II 992 - Cell 742-3196 Farm Equipm,ilt D••ler Farm Equipment POMEROY, OHIO PH.992-2259 '"'- !1.1.~250; 500-700 lbs. 4453.50. Slau8ht~r Cows; Uttl~~~1:.·ea:.-ers and Cutters 3140. their '" • ...,-.,..... .-wool! l ·Hk New Holland. lbs.63.25-7U75: 500-700lbs. 57~- Feeder Heifers: Good arut Choice. 250tol11 Health In CAITL E PRICES: Feedfor Steers: (Good • 50- >I; For all -your wiring needa; furnace• rl· · pair nrvlca and inatallation. Reald.entlal •· Commercial Authorized. John Deer, I U.- . 47 ~~7 50 Bulls 1 coo 1 'Jtans · ' llousH' 'Swim Suits 'Evtnina Gowns Etc. Open Tues.-Sat. 10:00 to S:OO 204 . WIShinaton St. Ravenswood, W. Wanted To Buy pro.,.rty. Coli 114· 992· 111118. ln:!::i. 1----------ll------- - - -+---------,--+-----------i -608 E. MAIN April, 2. Ita 4. OolllpGIIo. ~========:;rr===·=====::;r,::;:~=='=-·==·=·=-=-~-t. ~- =:::======~ Comor rtRain A,.. . concolo. • llote St .. "Somtlhin& New" MILLER vo· UNG'S GHEEN'S Yo-rd&olelt Fom!lrS.t.Apo-i RAVENS',MlO D FA8RICS · · TIN"" INC 2. Contenory Tawnho_uM. I Now Hot Fathion . ELECTRIC CARPENlfR ci;'.nntrcial , ~~!;..~!~~ booller, S~ RVICESERVI-CE ltsidtltlal, Interior 1nd Oullot Quolltr Clothing: trterior. • Fl10 Mukot-louthorn u.s. I(T. 50 EAST GUYSVillE. OHIO Alheno Compaay •-·-~- ~--h-I~-•· • - •~ - ::::~~~~!!:.fbs1 '! ~~~· : 11 ° 500 100 · ·50• 100 . OtoW~~ · .R • lbs · 57-64 !llllbs 54-00 tnlto ° over Department . as some ot her new d irectors .. ROCHESTER, N.Y. tAP! • Donald A. Rosenthal has bffn ; named.chief cura tor of the Memor. · lal Art Gallery of the University of Rochester. Rosenthal had served. as the ., ~allery's curator ofrollect ions since ·. July 1979. --~ ' Patricia Anderson has .been _named assocla te curator for ,'\merl· •can art and administrative assist' ' ant to t-he dl~tor. I answer questions about the mental ' .'' ·,A ppoinlmeniH STARTING AT $8.99 Real Estate General Plf'asant, W .Va. , wa!'l Pul ~probalion INSTALLED Y·~ 9 II SALJS & SERVICE lJ:1arket reports , 0 vu • vy • ~~K 00. OIU ~ ~·~·~ G i l l -. Ohio u -· ,.,tu<h :11, 1F~r Steers: Good and Choice, 250 to 300 wo 1~ agf"(), l hf' )Jalm l srnd . $·}295" . . ' PU YARD KiTCHEN CARPET will be introduced in the Legislatu!J' next week. Asked if Democra ts WUI have to unite to pass the proposal .wlthout Republican help, he said " I hope not. I hope t_here will be bipartisan support." Reminded that Democrats received noGOP suppon in pasi<agPof the recent, 90 percent increase in the income tax. Celeste said this was a different situation. He said legislators who back away from tax bills support other bills which appropriate funds for pet ·proj ects or programs in their districts. and he said, " that probably is a few more weeks away." He said he has not completed his cabinet because · he was busy working on his budget prior to a March 30deadllne. · By the time the next biennium starts on June 30, "we'll have a fuU · team and we'll he off and-running," hesaid. , As with other posts which· were not !tiled inunediatt'iy. the Health Department is being run by an acting director. Celeste mel with reporters after a news conference and defended his record SZ/.6 ·billion budget which in MarC'h , how0ver. Troop<'rs from lh!' C;it II ipolis post of th~ Ohio Highwu)' Pa t m l imrsti gatf'd a car df'P r m·~~lcit 'nt In At hr ns County WPdn(•s da ~· nigh t . Tlw patml.said Wilma ,I . Withers, • southbound on Ohio 7 al 7: l o p.m.WhC'n a d('('r· ran in1u t ht~ pat h o f h('l' vehicle. It wassnwk and k ill"'!. Withers' ra r was sliglttl.v dam- INSTALLED WITH PAD , FREE STARTING AT - BOGGS Among lhe 111 maj or states rrportt'!l today. M ichigan IN:i with 1"-7 pereent. followed by Pennsy lvan ia with 13.4 pen'f'nt. Car, dc·c~r c·QIIidc· 4(i. Po int ALL CARPET tau- · increase in the 1983-1985 spending lbs. :JS-64, :m to 100 tbs. 57.50-lll!AJ. 400 oo 500 plan Celeste submitted to the lbs ~ 500 to fl!llbs 51-62 fiXI to 71Xilbs ' to~ 1'·- A;, 1<1\ 57 ~ - t0 · 50-5850 100 l..egJslature earlier this week. · · OI.V Uli . 'KI • .....,. • .N, ......, over 4 Shf' sai d s hP had not had rime to ~~~r Bulls; Good a·nd OKice. 250 to Dl revi('W the -propo " sal. She also . lbs. liF(I. :m lO 100 ills: ~7. 400 to 500tbs. · t;7.:fl), ~ 'to. - tql )P9. ~: 50, 'OO) .tO 700 lbs. · declined lp say II she w!il _ask for · '>N"tl.l ., ~ . 50 • .700 to 11L11bs. ~ 48-~. M:rtol)l.(e'r 4,3.55. resignat ionS Of non-classified etnHOlstein Stf't>~ and Bulls l:> to 1m Its. , It wa' lht• th ircj str eight ·miinth·of_ dC!'Iining unemployment ' figu ms for the stale. Ohio' s jobless ra te peaked at 14..1 percent in Dect>mber. -when thr government es timal!'d that 727,00) pcopit' wrrr out of work. FlRST - Mathew Klcharcll!of Business,senices · · who have been paying more than their :fair share to thOse who for years hi.ve been paying ~e!jS than their share."· .H e said federal and state studies show heavy truck weight to be the major cause 1\lghway damage. "Truck claims that they are not responsible for road use-related damage are just not supj)orted by any resporislble and Independently gathered evidence, " Cashman said. His organization Is supported by the Chessie System, Norfolk and Southern railroad and the Ohio Envirorunentai eouncu. Thompson's blUs are to be introduced in the House Tuesday. repeatedly called on to pay road The lirriount of federal funds taxes in recent years. It i'l only rti!ht available is higher a result of the that the heavy trucks : pay thelt" fl~ !ederw gasoline tax . . share too, " Thompson said • Thompson said ~ new federal Thursday. money is lns4tflcient to t¥e care of His proposal would prodliee Sllll til!! state:s bridgl's. mllllon annually In addU!<>nalfunds Hi'l bills are backed by Motorists for highway and bridge repairs_ of bhio for Vehicular Equity, an That would be added to the S6l8 advocacy group t.cked by railrOad ml!!lon highway and mass ti-anspor- and envtronmenialinteresis. tatlim jo~ program Gov. Richard It ~ld truc!cers have not had a Celes_ te included in the two-year major state highway ·use tax budget sent to the . General increase s~n~:e 1953, when the Assembly. existing axJe:mUe tax was created. Thomas Cashman, MOVE coorCeleste's budget would use an dinator, said, "We hope this approprlatlonot$U6mlllion Instate legislation Is the first step toward funds during fisCal year 1~ to major road tax reform in Ohio that attract S43<l million In federal highway money. wUI shift the tax burden from thOse . ·~· Effective April 18. Pam ela S. HydewiU takeover from William H. • Davis, who has been ac'l lng director since Celeste look office Jan . 10. ., ' SYRAt'USE ELEMENTARY - Poster winners Ill Syracuse :. Hchool were Iron! row, I to r, Joctta Pizzino, first place poster; Tanya ' Ingels, second place, and J e nnifer U'lle, third place. Back row, I to r, ._' Tom Thei,.., SWCD Supervisor. Ohio 'Gov. Celeste appoints Hyde MHO dir~clor COLUMBUS, Ohio lAP) -Gov. Richard Celeste's choice as director of the Mental Hea lth ~rtment now is executive director of Ohio Legal Rights Service and . has defended patients' rights, and Celeste says the experience wiU · help in her new job. • . !IIOrlltli• ja-a In Middleport. nowty romodllled homo, wlt}l fltopleca, ourN~cy. •urkott irbotr. poaailtto i"OOdbiJmor. clooa Shop. Middleport. 992 - to tchoOia •nd thopplng. 814-.JIZ-11941 . 3471. Gold. ol!vO<, -y, rtn • old c ld �.. ·---... ~ ' ' -------- •• 0 .. Page-10-The- ·:, ~ntinel p . Oh'10 . 61 Household Goods ·. 54 Misc . MarchandiR 31 Home• for Sale Hll . Pom 40'o. 814-985 42117. be~de Stone Cre.-t Motel. r water. g11 heat . 014,900 . 304·882· 31 37. 304· 773-6880. • 32 Mobile Homes ' for Sale 2 e11.pende, total gtta. central v 36 lor hou se . Coil 304· 69614,.;70 Bayview total elect· liberty good con d .. 83 ,900 . Cell 446·0176 44 Buy•ng houoos and apart- 87.200. Coli 614 -24 -5.206 burner. 2 full baths, dishwasher. W & 0 hookup. 87.600 Call 614 -682 7252 or 614 -682 -7277 $2,9~0 - up u1ed mobile homes for sale. 2 bedroom, c ompletely furnished . Ready to move in . Brown's Treile i" Park. MiHef&vllteL 0t"l. 61 4 -992 -3324 . _. l ~ 41 p m 814-742 -2884 814 ·986-4117, or Very nice , unturmahed, In ctty, 3 large bedr , liv room , tormel dining rm . kitchen , dinette, ' sun porc h, dep Four rooms and bath. full basement, All new paint. carpeted No inside pets . Deposit and 6 monthsleaae furnished, 61 4 -992 ·21 66 . . BAM to 5PM ask for Tim, after 6PM 88 ~3 692 USED MOBILE 578-2711 . HOME . 1977 14x70 Windoor. 2 bedroom, total el~tric. with wQodburner 304 - 676 · 6930 or 675 -3346 . 5 :00p .m. bedroom. 304-773-6063. COTTAGE al 1810 Jellar304 -675-2306 . Farm for nle 26 acres mostly level , good h~y lieldo, *46.000 , Must ooll . ru sonable offer. 3 bdr . t1ome . new fUTnan--c e, county water new beth carpeted . new alum . aiding coa l & wood burning stove . Good blfn & ' other out -ti'lif§i~ "Qer~e-:-lo cete d- on old 180 netr Porter Celt 8 1 4 ·388·9060 . • Apto Coil 614 -992 -5434 , 61 4 · 992 -69.14 or 882 ·2565 304· 1 bed room Apt 11196 mo . Inc luding utiliti81 Equal rig opportunity. Con V.ill-oe Manor Apts. 7787... v " 3 rooms &. beth fumiahad apt Ut1lities ptud 1 c hild accepted No pets Referen· cas . 366 N 4th . St . 304 -675 · 6548 . APARTMENTS , mobile homes. hou•e• Pt Pleas•nt and Galiopolis 8221 . 61 _4 -446 · UNFURNISHED apartment for rent . 1 bedro o m. $180 .00 Call Automotive f260 m Onth. 304 - ONE ·bedroom apartments for the elderly . All utilities pal,d Tenants pay 30 per· cent of their adjusted in Come in tt1ia HUO aubaidited 42 Mobile Homes apartmen1 building . ' Twin for Rent. A•vers Tower. phone 304 676 -6679 . Equal opportun 2 bdr mob1le home ref & I ity houaiog dep required Ca ll 6t4-266 1922 . THREEbedroomapartmenl, ce ntut a1 r , waterbed , 12x60 2 bdr tratler in Rio washer & dryer hookup. atorage area. 82150 . a Grande, availab le Apnl 3rd 575-3217 - ---=------month. 304-875 -5294 . 2 bdr mobile home w ith upando. $176 mo , water Furnished one bedroom apartment in Point Plea18nt, very clean and nice. No pets. 304 -675-1386. Camper Trailer 'Iota for 1ummer, secluded wooded area . Overlooking. Oh1o river V1c Brown, Minera- ville. · Oh 3324 ONE bedroom unfurni1hed, all utilities paid, eKcept electnc. $176. month. 304 - 676 -1317 or 876-3812 . Trailers tor rent . Fumlahed &. unfurnished. beautiful mter view . Foster' s Mobile Home TWO bedroom apartm.nt for rent . Henderson , WV 304 -676 -2946 . Call 614 -99 2 46 Furnished R,oo"'J 2 bd . room mobile home iD A acme . Reaonabio rent . Deposit You pay uttlitiea Stove and cehig . tumtthed Prefer elderly paople. 814 - 949 -2128 . Call -10 o.m. -6 Sleeping room $1115, utili · ties pd . single male, share both 919 2nd Avo , Qollipo· llo. Coli 446. 4418 al ter 7PM . p .m . TWO bedroom fumlshed trailer. Crab Creek Road, •large yard, h .. bt11n rented 46 Space for Rent carry root . 814-388· 9346 . through COUNTRV MOBILE Homo Park, Route 33, North of HUD , $160 . monthly . utilltle1 extra. mineral rights , 3 bd . room freme house For info . call 247 -4811 74 acre farm , hay •had. 2 ponds, timber. 26 tillable acrea. oil & gas for tea1e. 11JJ milea out of Harrisonville. 814 -742 -2 677 1976 Two bedroom mobile home and 46 acres located on Thoma• Ridge Road . Cali 304 -876· 3280 ond aok for Ron Hickmar. . 304-676 -1206. Pomeroy . Large lots. Call SMALL 2 bti;droom fur· nlshed trailer, Burdette Ad · dition. $126 . permomhplua utilities. depo1lt required. 304 -675 -4800 , Monday through ' Friday. Rbselea . ~k 992-7479 . 48 for THREE bedroom, bath & 'h, unfurnished, $200 . pka utll · hies . TWO becftoom partly furn ished $160 . plus utili · ties. Glenwood, 304-576 - 2441 , 676 -9073 . Equipment for Rent Backhoe endloader dig1 8 h ., large bed pick up haulable, operate yourael f. $90 . per day. 304-896 ·3841 . 49 For Leue 43 Farms for Rent 36 Lots & Acreage FOR Bilby mt- rent , Pa1ture, 304 - 875 -6110 Country Store fo r lease •100 per. mo. "Col 614- 246 -9316 . Improvements STUCCO PLASTERING • tutured celllnp commer· cial and residential. free eotimot8o. Call 814·211· 1182. I 62 Wanted to Buy 71 66 Building materials 446-0322 ~~ock. brick. 1ewer pipes, 1 1.. indows , lintels , etc . New 6 drawer dre11era $82, Cleude Winter1, Rio Grande, 6pm. Sat . omail dook $89, 4 drawer 0 . Cail814-246-6121 . 1----------free- TO All C"ONTRACTORS - chest $60, unfini1hed hlrv- eot gold relrig . !root t260. white 2 dr re1rig . We are able to give contractors price on all building m1teriala. DeliYery eveilabe. Gallipolis Block Co ., 1231!2 frost free 896, electric range S96 . gas range 196, 2 pc. livlngroom auite 1&6, 8 pc. Pino St .. Gallipolis, Oh 448· 2783 . 1-- - - - - - - -- BUILD YOUR OWN HOME 6 rooms and bath,, $2.996. See our modal&, 1 -614 - 7~3::1::1::.======= GE auto washer $125,$126. May - I::: B::B::8::· tag auto W81her Kenmore dryer e11 0 . All A-1 cond . and guaranteed . Call 446-8181 . 61i Pets for Sale r•frigefator , gas . HILLCREST KENNEl ~ r•nge, 7-pc. d.inette let, 19f1 Board11]g , .a.U brcieds .' A~C table. - :Corbm l!ld S!'y~er. ~~~-· Dobermahs pups afd Furn , · 966 . See·ond Ave • Stu'd S8rvice. USED Geilipolis. 448 -1171 Coll446 -7796. 54 Misc . Merchandiae DRAGONWYND CATTERY · KENNEL AKC Chow pup · Call 446-3844 altar 4PM . Easter rabbits miKed colora. $3 & $4 . Coil 8t4-387· 7230 . 1---- - - - - - - - AKC Reg . Schnauzer pup Pill for aale. Call 614-256 1911 . AKC Doberman Pinc her, blue bloodline . bl)llck & tan, call beiore 4 . 30 p.m. or a her 3086. 9 p.m 304-876 -1822 _ Firewood split & cut to lenght. Pick or delivered . W111 honor HEAP Vouchers Call BABY rabbits . pure bred Rex, and Mini lops, 85 06 ooch 304-676· 1920. • EASTER bunniot, $6 .00 all coloro, call 304-675 -6043 or 676-1690. 8ft . meat cese, 8h freezer. 14ft. produce case, o1her misc . 1tore equipment . Angu1 bulla 1 to 3 yrs. old . excellent blood line. Slate Run Farms. Jeckaon.Oh Chianina bull, sire of e,.;cellent club calves. Call 614- Coil day or night 614-266 8702 or 614 -266 -1148 . 1976 Buick Electro 2 dr .. PS. PB, AC. AM· FM otero t1 .850 or trade for c attle . farm equipment of equal. 6 prom draues -sizes 7 -13. like new . Worn only once. value . Call 448-4637 . or 446· Locu~ ~~ For solo 100 post a. Coli 1114-256· 8035 For sale metal culvert &Inch thru 60 inch in stock Sta1e approved 16 gauge 12 Inch e6 .36 per h .. 24 inch 810 . t0 per ft 36 inch 816 60 per ft Also pta it.ic culvert In stock. 6 inch thru 61 ., .200 Coli 448 -0866 doyo & 446 -4267 o.ven . Evans Enterprlies, 4 mi. .South of Jackson on ST. RT eio.oo. Call Farm Equipment Bush hog In good shape $325 & o lder modellnterna 1161'181 tractor ln8eda .work) 18lnch, 8 Inch $1 80 perlt-. 12 Inch $3 .80 par ft . Ron Infant car aNt, I Farma\1 Cub w1th cu ltivators. e,.;c . condition 82 ,200 ~~';; Coli alter II, 614-379 - 8 - . . Milkoro $ 160 614-378· 6216 . • wardrobe. antique 1 -~--------­ Cedar trunk, 3 t 1er glut table & con crete pi_cnic table with benches . Call 814 - 256 - New Holland Hay Beier. Model 288, Used very lltde . Stored inside. Excellentcon - 1788. dltlon . 614 -949-26118. ' Bicycle. basket m ' n size like new 179, car trunk or top carrier, 37%',.; 19xl lh, good cond , 126 . Call 448-4631 English saddle good cond Caii614· 3BB-9626 Antiquo Oak Reproduction furniture . full line In stock. also Antlquea. P'ul Conkel• Antlqull, Tuppers Plains. 1- - - - - - - - - - 1981 Chevy 388·8287. 1 6,000 miloo , Registered FM, 8 -track, 448 -2166 ..' Hereford with looking · OhiO' River, city- 44 Apartment for Rent . ochoolo. · 446-3654 or 1· II 1 3 · 4 2 3. · 8 9 2 8 . OwneU Agent . · 2 bdr. RegenCy Inc . Apart - 315 acrei at Rodney on W .T. menta 1200 per mo . or if income 11 t10,000 or •••• WatiOO Ad . Owner financ - Ing available. Coii448· B221 after I wHkdoyo. HUO IVIIIoblo. A·Ono Reel Estates, Cerol Yeeger, Real - tor. Call 304-117&: &104 or 6.76 -11388 or 671·7786. li 1 Houaehold Goode SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olivo St., Gallipolis . King coel & wood hettere with ~~~ UJ19. oot box opring & mottroilo f100, firm •120. oola·IOVIIIIt • Chair f 1 99, Cotll 814·246·6139 . 3 rm . end 4 rm . unfumlahed love Hata 170, new coal • apar1menta. Utititle1 paid, wood heat.rs as low 11 Lou for 1111 In Racine. no pet1, no children. Clll 131111 with blowero. uaod 1114-849 · 23.40._ o .~ . 1114· 448-.3437. coal & wood ht1t1r1. new 949· 21171 ., 1- -- ----...:·_.,_ I' ~lnot oats f100 & up 2 tote at Memorial Garden . -.::.::..---,---- Lot In Bradbury. Yery good loa. don V)fhh treller hook· up. All utllhln. Hptlc tank. Cell 814-992·2102. Flrlt floor furinshld ept, utilities paid. depotlt requIred . Adulla, no pttl. a •••• Coil " 831 Fourth 'Av.a .. Golllpollo. -~~~~-- . ~--------- refrigtriiOfl, r1n,ea. bunk bode complete I 1111, bun· kleo mattrnMo f40, cheota. droioaro. TV'o. Call 448· 3189. 4 -WD. ~c~~c· AM· Call Simmental crosa heifer calfltsmi~~;;;'d;it;;;~"4;~ at aide, '.4 Simmental heifer 1978 eb4 with Simmentol bull cell at 350. 84. 4 95 . Call 81 4 -379· llde Ben Bickers Double B _2_4_3_0_.----~--- Form. Call 614· 367-7727. 1 6 Suffolk Finn croas ewes. 1 Oatson pickup, fiberglaas top St300 _ 304-675-2663. yearling Suffolk n~m . Can ahow production recorda . TWO bedroom trailer on Call 614-246·9595 . A•hton - Upton Rd . Furnished · unfurnilhed. 160.00 month ph,fl depoaitu~ihtles , 304·676-4088. Registered Quarter Horse . Ruth Reeves . Alao grade . Saddlea.L bridle•. winter hori e- blanketa . Western ·booto .. 814-698 -3290. ::: See tb appreciate. sharp 73 _. Vifl~ 4 ~; 0, 73 3 registered polled hereford All With 3rd 8600 . pair . 986 -410? . calf. 72 Ford Bronco 4-WD, A -1 cond .. 83.000. Coli 614388-8713 . REGISTERED Herelordcat- 1-'-- - - ' - - - - - - tie sale, Jackson County Hereford Aaaociation , Fri- 1981 Jeep CJ6 . Carpeted, AM-FM radio . Cell eher day, Aproi Blh . 7 30 p.m . 4 :00 pm . 742 -2308. liveatock Market . Flirplain, ,_ __.:.__ _ _ _ _ _ __ wv . 76 DODGE Povv.erwagon, JAr. ton, club cab. good condi· 64 Hay 1 973" "WAGONEER. lfom 'Hay f';; -sale, square bales. Idaho. body excellent , Delivery available . Call 446- 1tanderd, lock outs. must 866'6 . see to appriciate. $1400. 304-675· 7749 . Round bales of hay for sale 1 ----------delivery available . 1 ,200 lb. 76 Dodge Van cuttomized. boleo , $20 a bola Call 304-675 -2396 . 446 ·6566. I= = = = = = ==== {lood mixed hoy. Firot & 74 Motorcycles second cuning . $1.50 per bele. 614-992-8036 . • 1- - - - - - - - ' - - - 1974 Yamaha Enduro dirt bike, 2 ,900 miles. Call468 - NEW &. Used Harvestore Structure• . Automated livestock feedlnu ·c:omputer leodoro. - Coll collect 1114· 685-228 0 . John L.' Betto. I Modal 116 Now Holland I bAi;~ priced reeaoneble. •·7_3_ 3_7_._ __ _ 1_•uu·•_,._"':· ..''_ 1 FARM trlctor 180 Allis Chalmere. diesel. e4500. 304-895 -3999. 71 Autos for Sale reeked , make offer . Call 458 -1997. 1 980 Hondo CR 1 25 dirt 1976 Buick Electra ·2 . dr .. PS, PB. AC. AM · FM stero $1,860 or trade for cattle, farm equipment of equal vatue . Ca11446 -4637 . bike, exc . cond , many new parts, first 1600 takes it with Major Hoople clol . Call HE'S OUT HEFE, AFTER ALL . AN'.. , 1976 Honda Trail 70. good cond., . 8226 Call 446- top. Call 446· 2026 or 446· 0 2_4_7_o_. _ _ _ _ _ _ 'lc--3077. ,. 614·2118-854~ . houioo calls. Coli 678· 2398 or 441·2454. 1- - -- - - - - - - - 61 4 -246 · • 900 1976 Mustang 114 cyl .. auto trant. PS. PB. exc . body. condition. 13288.00. 304- runo good 81 ,396. Call "-6D7B6g-;ji2~6~6~1;;:.;;;,;-;g,j:D:"]o~ 614.- 245-9423 •v•. cB _ _ 900 1980 304 I &0 T· bird new tires, brakea, ex~ausr,· ~•lour int., cruise. good cond': 'Call 0457 . 1--'---------6i .:::;;.-.;: 1982 Suzuki GS 1100. 300 . ·_;.-··.' liilloo. 304-676-7979 . 1949 Plymouth Coupe . Haa 1982 YZ 60J Yamaha dirt been mainta i ned in good bike . 304 - 676 -7979 or mechanical cond . Drive any- 304 -676· ~4 1 8\ whore. 1996. 0316 . Ceil 446-1- - - - ' --===--81 HONDA CX600 ITelu... better dreaaed, 1800 miles. 1978 Pontiac Flrebird Eapit, like new. 304· 882 -2138. redbird package , AC , PS; Water Weill Commercral ond Domasti~. Toot holoo. Pumps Salea and Service. 304·896-3802 E S. R Tree Service, fully insured , free estimates . Boats and Motors for Sale 1-----,.------ 1~4 In longsJ illo. Oh 614· NE~ ~ohnson 6 HP motor. 2 fuel tanko. cost f849 ., ~one 304- 74 . Corvette. 29 .00 milao, 882· 3376 otter 5 . IMC. cbnd . T· top. 304· 675· ' -===========' 3192. . 1·76 Auto Parts . 1979 Old• Cutlus Su 8o AcceaaoriBs promo, oir. po. pb, auto. V-6 , 1 ---------~ am -fm , caa ..tte, new tires, 1· e• .cond . 42 ,000 miles . . •&300 . 446· 1387 or 448· TOPPER lorohon wide bod; 8014. libregloso. 1200. 304-17&· 68 3 187B§ ord F1 &0. 4 wd ; 19.000 mi. po. pb , air, •m· 79 Motora Homes fm ca11ette. hd . frt auap. 1: == '= ·==·===== chrome rear atp., bumper, chrom• brush guard &. 82 0 • Plumbing 8o Heating CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING \- Cor. Fourth and~ ine Phone 446-3888 or 448 - 4477 JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING . Fomorly Dewltt'o Plumbing . Can 614-3870576 . lJOUAif5 A SMART TO FRATERNIZE WITH •" l DON'T LIKE WEEK MORE. ~E IDEA OF l)-IOSE GIRL S HANGIN6 ~' ROU N D DANNY'S D(SK . SOON fR OR MAY NOT THEM. SOUND LIKE MU0-1 , 13UT IT 'LL HEL P... ALOT/ Excavating 83 l_!!cANWH!I-E .·. TWENTY·I''/VE I'M NOT SURE 'T'S LATE R. TH FY'Rf GOINO TO S USPICIOUS .. . r 'f"'.. ~ ... ~~ • .n.. . •i Lonaie Boggs Excovotiilfl< START PUMI' INC. HIM rOR INFORMATION / Dozer , backhoe , dump · truck . Work by hour or job Coil 446-7903 . Meigi EKc:avatlng bull dozer Mrvica. Baurntint, footers, landscaping, an.~ ~hoe drivew•y•. farm ponda Evening television listings----....___________,______,------------'--~ 61 4 · 742 · 2407 or 742 208B . 84 fRIDAY 4/1/83 EiBctrical EVENING &. Refrigeration 6 .00 U (l) (J) 0 (J) IJQJ 61 llZ News (l) Video .Jukebox DEPENDABLE WASHER · DRYI'R ' REPAIR . Gueran · tl~ed-'· '-fNork . Call (]) Tic Tac Dough (1) Andy Griffith (JJ News/ Sports/WQather anytime ()) (jj) 3·2 · 1. Contact fl) Charlie ' s Angels · U CIJ (1) NBC Nows • (}) MOVIE: 'Coach' {]) MOVIE. 'The Amencan SuCcess Company' CIJ MOVIE : ' TransAtlantic Merry-Go-Round' (]) MeDon Teen Sporu:.. Scene [I) Gomer pyte ED'S APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE cell City Furniture 304-675 -2608 . 86 J~ES BOYS WATER SER · VICE . Call 114-3117-7471 or 61 4 -317·0691 , · · Need ·• omethlng heuled aw•y or something moved1 We'll do it . Call448-3169or 614 · 266-1987 oltor 8 . Now hauling limettone for driveways, top soli for yard s from r2'hT to· {IT . Call Leroy Coldwon. 446· 4851 . 7·00 D (]) P M Magazme CIJ<Coll. Basketball Report ' Fmal Four Prev•ew · (() Carol Burnett Cl) Entertainment Tonight J(l) Charlie's Angels D C1J Tic Tac Dough (]) (ID MacNeil-l ehrer Rep(,n ® ~· CD (]) 'People' s Coun g) Star Trek 7 30 8 (}) l1e Detector (]) ESPN SpornCenter ([) Bob Newhart Show ([) 1J (() Family Feud (f) Business Report CiG Strawberry Shortcake (fl) American Interest s • (jJ Entertainment Tonight 8.00 T & T Trooh Sarvica. $6.00 monthly. Coli 814-949 · 2973 . JIMS WATER SERVICE . Call Jim Lenior, 304-8757397 . Be M. H-:- Repair Complete Mobile Home ra · pair worl< . Phone 8•1 4-74:1.· . 24911 . 87 , (J) liD ® ABC News Ill (J) ® CBS News ()) Dr. Who (fD Over Easy General Hauling Up"olatery & Campers 1- - - ------,---- TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY .HOP like new inalde a out . By factory direct. Ught· 1· 1113 Sac . Avo.. Galli poll• 19100 . 4411 · 8014 · 446 - woight, flbergluo &camp 441· 7133 or 448-1 h3 . 1317. . . 13' • 11' travel trailers • now 19'11th wheel . Call now MOWREY& Upholotary R 15 FORD fo • parts '114· toll lfH ,1 ·800·341·4882 1 lox 124. Pt. PIMoor• 441 - 716~. tor free brochU<aond SAVEl 304-1711-41 &4 . llghto, now whoolo • rodlalo. . what a j unqle 1t is out here; Phone 814-367-0636. cell after 6 . 660 or larger. 304· 676- . J - - - - - - - - - - 1973 VW Super Bootlo . 2119 . Will hauleny kind of material 76 l'cl fo rqotten He doesn't deserve it but. .! didn't do anl!~h11:1q wr0riq . J quess l:d ~etter" ca ll ' I'll t all Clov1a and Slim and apologize r apoloq·~ ze r ESTIMATES. FURNITURE 'CLEANING . CA~TAIN STEAMER _814·446-2107. : & fill dirt . Coli 114·3117- 7~2 - :P34 . GASOI. I:>JF. AI.I .F.Y Get your carpet in ship shape. Water remOVal. FREE 7101 1111 or trede for ltreet bike. {7 1----------....:. PB, and AM -FM otero cu- 1979 XR 250 HONDA . Will Foramina Uted Cart. For lell ••pensive cera On S R 0 304·876-20B8 or 676· atee t1pe. Cell 446 -2100. 81 4 -992· 28,49 . I> 4560 . SEWING Machine repairs, Authoriad Singer Selee Servtce Sharpen Sciaaon . Fabric Shop , Pomeroy. 992-2284 . CB ./ tar. electrician, mason. Call 614-949 -2446 . HONDA UN6ALA.HCEP IN ['I lVII 'UAl! J HOLD OFFICE.' hot tor application. carpon· ingo 446 -4231 . 11 .500 . Coli 9106 . H IS Of'f'OSITI0 "-1 I S TO rienced roofing, Including 614 - 268 · 8620 . or 614 , 256- 1207. 1981 If'S RINGLE'S SERVICE eJCpe· 1977 Harle y Davidson Sportster. $3,000 or trade Cell even i ngs after 7 pm Cus1om , Vetter Rooster aport feir~ng , Hondalinecau guarda, H1-way pegs , KG lilly bar with pad. No damage history, show room OBVIUUS f ~U M I II ~ I<E f'o'\A.RKS, A N D 1-.i IS AC liONS, 1HAT MY 0\"ffiNCN r IS hN FUR.THEI=! M ORE , ..WHEN EACH CP.. N DIDATE TRIES T'PROV!:: H O W UNFIT F & K TrH Trimming. otump removal~. Call676-1331 . 1976 Mustang 4 spd . good co nd ., $1,209-: Call even66 Muatang fastback . new ttrea & exhaust, 289 auto ., 1 RON'S Television Service. Specializing in Zenith end Motorola, Ouaur, and rider. Coll614-268 -6206 . 1974 Chevrolet Sport Coupe good co ndition. PS, PB, eir, new tire", paint & .. REPO!ITIN' Ff{{}lo1 ACBVE 11/IJ!CMEO 8Y Ttl' /IOC/1 FOR!IIATION !11101/N AG 'IJE/111 CLnii'G F1116Efl: .. THAr5 TN' MAIN REASON Call 614-256·1379 . 1----------1982 Harley Oavid,on tow Good body, ucellent run - 1-====~====== nlng condition . 11,300. 1- OUR B"OAADING HOUSE its ecrMna. etorm window• for re1ldential or commer· tion. 82.000 . 304-876· 2377 & Grain ucrifice 1676 1[5-20 Acre1 woods. over· Luv . ~ ~ _1_9_9_7_ _ _ _ _ __ _ 1 59 For Sale or Trade I ~ 1978 Suzuki 560 hoo been Quality iocuat posts for sale. 93 , 614-286 ·6930 . 882·2681 . Coii814·2B6· 5395 or 814· 1====== = = = = ~86 · 1787 • 72 Trucks for Sale c,tr" - - -- - - - - - - - 814-367-0378 botwoen 10 4 & · . Coli 448 - 976~ 3694. 1976 FORD Grand Torino, power ateering &. brtkes, air, vinyl top, run1 good, 304· 0 CQWI. pies. CFA Himalayan , Per alan and Siamese kitteris. 814·256·6246 . . Marcum Roofing &. SpoutIng. 30 ywera experience. Want tobacco poundege, 1 60 pickup. ~ 304 - 67fi · 1 Home Maintenance Handy· •AIR conditioner, - 18000 Meigs Co. Will pay cash . l-;6-;2;;8;;:1;-:.;:-;:;:;;-;;;;;;:::-;:::;- man Service. Alto remodel814-388-9870. BTU. excellent condition , Ing • room additiona. Call ' - 1 ~?.~O~~"~r"gc:''.tT Monro, 4 cyl .. 448· 491 &. •1 60.00. cell 304·676· - , . - - - - - '· I ...~""' &688. All.. I ~~- 35 37.000 MPG, I- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~u• .0 , 0 • 1 , 4 . Irwin's Glooo Service makaa Livestock I 63 replacements Insulated unBuilding 1---------8pm, Mon . thru Fri , 9am to 1 c offee ). 1abla 47 11Jx18'hK 16 V:a in . and 1 end table 26x18 %x 20Yz with tight walnut finish 130, 32x63· 174 pieces brown underpinning for 1 mobile home u11d juat 1 year came off a 14x70 mobile home, long piec11 measure 32", short piece• 21" and 10 inches acro11, enterlock in a iTtetal hame, wood grain finish . Call after 6PM, 446 · Autos for Sale opeclallzlng In bullt ,up roof. 75 MONTE Carlo, 78 Ford F _c•_•_•_8_14_·_3_8_8_ · 9_8_&_7_._ _ treaaee, 126 & 136, bed framao 820, 825 . & UO, ,8_7_5_·_5_9_6_6_ . - - - - -- dinette .••t $116 . Slyog,. Applioncoo:· upper Rlv~r Rd. Gollipollo. Oh . 446 ·7~98 . 0pon 9 ·5 . Mon .· Sat. PAINTING - interior and exterior, plumbing. roofing, 1ome remodeling . 20 yrs. up. Callll1 4-388·91112. LIKE new, two formal prom drea18e. ~ 18 7 -9 , call 304- 614-367-7160 . 207 acre farm . Langsville, m ineral rite• included . no houn f12 ,000 down will 5 acre farm land , Includes 1376'. Maytag auto washer $90, Efficency apt for 1 person . Utillt1e1 and cable paid. 81 hena 12.60 uch. 304-876- : Supply , 8 ·6 . 304 -675 ALL electric home, with _2_2 _ 18_._6_7_6_-6_7_6_3_._ __ garage S. full slted bate - 1 Pori< Call 446 -1602. 33 Farms for Sale 1 end 2 bedroom furnished 8 poid. Col/448-4491 . 10dil5 CASTLE trailer. 2 Call Apt. for rent Half doubte-2 bd room Apt Adulta pre ferred . No peU 814 -992 - Apart menta Cell 446: 0157 . 14,.;86 trailer and lot 1n Muon 304-773-6713 after pets 1 ----------~ required 614 -992-3090 ment. 1972 14,.;86 mobile home. 3 bdr.: gas hut., very clellln . no Middleport . 2574 . to Used ·- nd bookcase, rangeaFurniture , chairs .... tebtea, waaheu. dryera, refrigera tora end TV 'a. 3 mites out 614 -982-6738 . House tor rent or sale . located '" Syracuse Ohio , 3 bedroo.ms w1th c arport, one third. ac re lot, $26.000 Will cOnsufer house trailer •• pe.i1 son Blvd Ideal for smgle person or y9ung cou pie . . · '~ 0 166. Cell after 6, 304-773· ·• Furnished apt . $226, utili ties pd ., 1 bdr., aduhs. Call 446 -4416 efter 7PM . • 446 -3733. eve. call 446 0 1 71 . 1 992 -3324. n. view, part turn ., water paid, $176 mo .. Celt 448 -3919 or 446 -0021 . rof . roq . Cali 446-0161altor _2_7_4_9_ . _ _ _ _..:__ _ 2 bedroom houu. large living room , kitchen & bath Furnished Overlooking Ohio River . Adults only . Brown 's Trailer Park. 614 - or king frame *60. Good 11lection of bedroom suites. cedar cheats. rockers. metal cabinets, swivel rockers . Apt 'o 3 & 4 rm ., part1ally a. 7164 alter 6 or 614 -9926035 • 614· 992 -2736 . ® GARDEN tiller. like new, Bulaville Rd . Open 9om to 7 rm house 3 mi out 141 City water, deposit ruq , no pets, gas furnan ce. O.:JI room country t1ome. Southfnn School distrir:\r Electric heet, T .P &C . we· ,lJI ..-~ garden ,pace. cellar building, garage . 614 -949 - Cameron 12x60 trailer, awning, underpin ning. 3 bd rooms, furnished up 1 bedroom apartment for rent . Call 446-0390. 12x65 Vindale mobile home with 6 ft expando living room , wood burner. Situ· a ted on 2 plus acre including remodeled 1 room school building A storege ahed. Nice garden spot. Some tma ll fruit trees '&14-992 - 1971 Apartment for Rent Houses for Rent basement. 30.4-752 -8488 . 12x60 Uailer and lot in Rutland wttt1 fenced in yard and garage. Pt1one after 6 lor TV carpeted through· aut. b~llt In ater.a With 4 speakers. tub 6ahower, Can 814· 742 ·29011. llnloh. Bunk bed comploto 6905, 814· 992· 7574 . with mottroues, •uo . end MINI bike , 126 . KE 100 up to *39&. Boby beds; $110. M 1 ttre 1111 or box motorcycle 13&0 .• motor· 1 11 twl f68 crooo bicycle UO. lAying epr•ngt, u Ill Campers bode In bock bedroom. all Baldwin Acroaonic Spinet 1663 _ UB . ond Ouoon I~()R;i,U,-;;;&,-;;;;-;;. *196. 4 •78 dr. che11e, •42. 6 dr. c heata, tl54. Bed I i .,..-_:-- , worn one tramu. • 2 0 ·•nd *25 ., 10 time, $6o·_~OO .5 _ _ gun - Gun cebinett, *3150 .. - ----- · 304 871 dinett• ch•ira $20 . end *25. l -3 ~_7_ 3_ 4 . - - - -- - - Gee or ~ectric range a, *326 - j~ij~~~~~~i ~ 6:30PM . 1973 70x12 2 bar. , wood· ~'1He ~1/l:Ls;' 2 bdr. apartment perk front menta . Need propenies with favorable price and term1 . Bo,.; 1109 GaUipotia. ·Oh . 45631 . before 9 :30PM. 446-9841r. 1-972 Conventry 13x68, 6 rooms.livi'lg room {19x21 ), total carpeti'lg, kitchen ap pliances. glass din n•ne eet , fuel oil tank. underpinning , porch, ewning. exc · cond , I Real Estate 4721 . nc . 3 bdr .. 17.400. 12x60 u........, "" Wanted cond , For sale -1 acre with 12x60 mobile home . large in ground pool and foundation • ·• ~ ~~.;v, 1' 2 § r-- l ance of 6 year warranty, set up in local park. ready to move into. Financing avail~--ble. •13,996 . Call 4463547 . Mobile home ex c 1200. 73 Dodge van , new ~~m~~~~tl=·~·ll~=::::,_ ==~~~sr;·~ll~:<\U~l.~,~M~IN;N~.~j 1111. firm. air. sk1rt1ng anchor& , bel - 1 2x47, $4,600. Coil 448 · 0706 . t526 .. Recllnere, t176. to 1- f360 .. lAmpo from 628 . to ; self contained. roof antenna Plano. • 1 .000. '304·1761037. tt560. and up, maple or pine -5= CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE ~OME SALES , -4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS , RT 36. PHONE 446 -7274 Fairmont <'Happy Houae 14H70 with 7•12 ft ,linoro. gold tweed. Call after 5.30 p m. 814-992· 2241 . '· -: refriget'.tor. awning, twin . uoto & carpet. 304·875· f76. 5 ~- dlnettoo =~!>; _•_o_a_1_ . ------1 =~:~w:!:·;!b".;'~~~~?~ ~-..VTif.UL, oturdy hand· cholro f426 . to f746 . Deok mode picnic toblts. Any f11 0 up to f226 . Hutchoo. length, 2 d,IY dellvor:y. •&o. TRI - STATE MOBILE HOMES USED - CARS , TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS . CHECK OUR ~RICES . CALL 448 -7672 . 1981 I bOOkCIU p~ . bedr~m su~e. headboard. 2 r.C• LAYNE' S FURNITURE Solo. choir. · l'ti<iker, otto· men. 3 table1. (extfl heevy by Frontier).- '*685. Sot.. Chllr end IOVIIMt, e271!1i . Sof11 end cheirs priced from 6285 . to U911 . Tables. f45 end up to *125. Hld•·• beds.u4o. and up to ~-f~o~~Y~·~Apri~:·l~l~,~19:83~--~·~~~~'------~------------~----~----_:Pom.::=ro~y::~: ·::~~port::~·~Oh::io~._--------------------------------------~T~h~e~Da~iz~~~~~!iMI--Pa~ll 1983 1978 27ft. MQIOitor trllltr, I .;;dji by Holklov Rambler, air conditioned, furnace, 2 door 1 ~4::4:::8::·7.:_3:9~8~-~==:::::;::= § THREE bedroom. tu'll basement. 76x120 lot, Clifton city : April I, 79 Motors Hom" ,c GOOD USED APPhiANCES Maytag automatic *100 .. - Wllhera, dryer1, refriger•· Kenmore dryer 185. Hoo•r lora. rang... Skaggs Ap- portoblo f1SO. Hoovord~r pliance• • .Upper, River Rd., $86. 1114-742· 2312. Lovely, & ' rooms . D oU bll" garage, beeutifutly land•caped area lot. Atop Roi i by ~orry Wrlghl KIT 'N' CARLYLE '" . r D (]) CD Smurl Springtime Special The Smurl 's Eastar festl\tltif!S are threatened by the1r arch enenw. Gargamel (I) MOVIE. Conan. 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'quake victims POPAYAN , Colombia <API TourL,ts and pilgrims w ho' had ' come for Easwr e<>remonies joined soldiers and residents toda ydll(ging Local briefs Placed on two years' probation Cheryl Kropka PntPr<'CI" a ph•as of guilty to a chmgP ol il!Pga l procC>ssing of drug d--v ·umPnt s a nd was givf'n a srntC'ncf' of not IPss tha_n ~ i x month!'i nor morr 1han fi vf' \ 'f'i.l rs in thP Ohio RPformatorv tor Womm when sheappearc'CI before :JudgeC hari<" Knight in the Meigs Count~' Common P.lcas ( ·o_urt Th u rsda .\~P s<•ntcncrwilssus JX'ndl'tl · and K rupka was plaet'C:l on proba t ion for two y£-a rs.,~. .Thirt en forfeit bonds through rubble in search of victims of a , powerful earlhquake that shattPred this hlswfic clly. Casualty esr'lmates ranged up to 2!XI dead and ~ Injured. and more victims of Thursday's quak·a 1\'ere · 0xpected to bc.• uncovered in the debris. ThP nearby towns of Caj imio and Piendamo and at least a half dcr<en small \'ill a ges also wen• hit. F ive (X'Uplr W<'r<: reported killed and 50 injurt·d in Caj im io and Pendamo. Mayor Luis Gu illermo Sa lazar said there was a shortag<' of food. blankets . and espec iall;v drinking wn t('r, · gaso linP '!X" ll utx•rt S I <.~Hord , Pomf'ro:v , $10 a nd cos l s, each, stop sign v iola lions; i\shlc·v Hbhop, Middl<,:tort , S:l'l and msts, speeding. i\lso finr'<l wer<' Richard M elcalfr. Pam•svillc•: $21 and rosts: TrrP.-.a Cri .. p , ('(l() lv ilk. $2fY and cos1. both- on spc.•c'<.Hng ehurgPs; Richar'd J.: . Slum•. PIJmrroy. $,',; md costs, defrc·t ive exhau.st ; .James Bra tchPn . .Ir., Corpus C'hrlsti, Tex .. $2:l and cos ts, sj)('('Ciing; Thomas lla q)('r . PomProy , $:'> and costs, unsafe w hie le; · Arthu r Arnold, }' leming, $:!-1and eosts, speeding; Barbara Paxton , Pomeroy, $';and c·osl s, dPff·'< 'livP C'X ha ust; Donaltl Hrmlrirks .. Jr. , Sy racust', :lfl and costs. sp«'Ciing; KPtl h M cDa niel, (;a llipolis, $,'J(J and costs, thn.><• da\'S in jail , suspt:•n,drod , one• yf'a r prohalion. no drivpr's llct:'nSf'; Rieha rd Dar st. Chl'shi rP. F:lmPr B arman, Ru tland. $10· ancl costs r•l:lth, fa ilu n· to displa.v \'ttlid li4·('ns<• pl l:lt4~s; Sf(•vc n A. Mlllhonc, Tup)~rs Plains, $1~)1' 1 and cos t ~ . two ehl:l i',gr•s o(railurt• 10 display yalirl licr nsr pl~ll~s; l.C's Si m s. f)(•x l<•r. $:!1 and costs. fine suspended, . · rlisrmlrrly c·()nduet; A ll ·in Myh·s. 11"'<Nvillc, .l l.day suspended jaW ."'l 'nh•ncc , on4~ .v r·ar profJ<J I ion, co:-;ts only, mf'nacing threat s: T homas Crooks, Vienna , W. Va .. S J~ '<,Iing. $2'2 and ensts; Tc>rPsa Huffman , Nqw l-l avf'n. $7!") an d costs. rt•sriturion, 1!1 day s u sp€' ncled jail sf'nt f' nr•f', nnf' ~ ·· ·ur pmhation : .J('ny Swartz, Middl<'por1, :-i)X'ed ing. $2'2 omd cost~ . .~un.~el .~ervtce .~et Youth of th<• l'nrt land United Mc•lhod isl Church will presen t an EasiPr sun sri s<•tv iee al 7: :w1 p.m . Sunday. Th!' sc•rv ice will bP basf'd un Lukf''s m·counl of lhP PVC'OI S o r F:aSICI' f'IVC'ning on thp Emmaus l ~ud . The s<' tv ice wi ll includc• a drama. speda l singing. seriptun • reading and cong r Pga tional singing. Th<• .srrvieP will bf'pt·rcrded by a m ffep hout· for adult s and a n F.astrr<•gg hunt for youngslers , both Sunri.~e .. serr 'ice planned ··chri st 1\ri spn ", a play . w ill tx• pn'sf' nt c>cl during thr Eastf'r sunrL"'' ·sc'rv ie! 's nt lhf' Mr . 1-kJmon Unlh'CI Brrthrf'n Chun·h, T tlxas communit.\·, a I Ii: :JU a. m . BrPa kf'a st will follow wilh Sundav sC'hooi a t X: :n <Lm . w q' ;1ml"m orning worship a t ~ : :11 1<'(] 1a.m . ThPrP w ill bf' no C'\'l'ning st •Jvict'. ,... • Comm iII('(' .~pon.~or.\ /Jake .~at(• Tht ' M!·igs Count y -Ill Comm illt 'f' is sponsor ing a hukf' sa l<' Sil lurda,\' at 1\I'Og<'i·s in Pom1' 1'0.\ ·. Tht• sa il' wil l bP rrom 1ll a.m . to 1 (J.m . Morlf'.\' r aisl'<l will I)( • u...,t d in p._1r1 to st•nd MPigs ~·oulh to -1 1-1 cnmps Vt•h'ran>< Mc•morial Area J>eau. ••••••'''' ''"''''"'' J\~ ~--«ieds ..................... ~D-z-8 ~ -' Sports .. C. l-8 TV guide .. .. . ...... ........ ... Insert 00 ; . . . . . . . . . . . . 01 . . . . 10 . . . Ohio •• Area deaths Ronald W. .· Middlt~port . a nd . lhi>d;,,P Wilso~ ·Han:c.v'·ancl M a·n · . Rup<' Starkey. StarkC'),. wa s widrl~ · known throughout t he count)· for his ac1ivitlC'!:i in gra nge'. HP was on lhf' board of dlrl'Ctors of thr Crange Mut ual Casuailv Cu. for 2:l yea rs and was a .c harh•r mt•mbrr of Columbia (;rangro :l-1.11. l!r was u mrmlx' r of the• Meigs 'County Serv ic·r's for Ronald Willi am Harrison. :19. Rou te L Midd lejXlrl, killf'd · in an l:I Ui o aC"c idcnt ocar Midd!Ppor·l Thursda.v Pvming. will tx• hl'ld a t 2 p.m. Sunday at thP Raw lin gs -Coa ts· Blower F unf'ral HomC'. ~ " ' Harrison was lxtrn Aug . J.J. 1!10:!. ~I P Wits Pmployed at Minr• 1 of the Soul hf'rn Ohio Coa I Co. He is sutv ivcd by his fathpr, ( ' l~dr• Ha rrison . Rout!' I , M iddleport ; his moth£'1' , M ts. Rla'nrhf• Pa rsons, Florida : sl0pmot hC'r, Nancy H ar r i son, HouiP I. M iddic' port ; two chilclrc •n, Scoll William Harrison and Ma r ia Ann Harrison. lx>th Houlf' I . Midcl leporl; two sisll •rs, Mrs . ( ;Pnt · 1 V ic kif' SuP 1 F. !lis. Ruui P I. Middle(Xir t. ' 3nd M rs. llatvrv rCa th\ ' 1 l·l ort'nt•r . l h<·shirf': ~' hrothf'r, Mic h;.w l J-\Pii h Harrison, Houtr I, Midci iPpot>l ; an :runl..l\:lrs. r:a IY I Cha rlottp I Ha rj~ · r . HoUle I. or the Communications WorkPrs Amcrica · Co uncil or P ub lic W orkrrs. A rthu r Evans. thr ou"ed OC gEA Cx('(·ui ivr dit'fl(: 1or who now is d ircc1or of ·t hC' nf'w union, sa id . OCSEA was r iddl"l bv politieal i nfighting a nd . no longr;. effeelivc. He predided lh<• new union wou lcf st r ip CX'SEA of Hl,fXXI meml,.rs. w ithin u ~ ·roar. Eig ht <':ills wc•n• <HJSWt'rt'd Thurscla ~· omd F r id a.\' m o rning b~· lc.x:a l ·un its, ,IIH' Ml'igs Counr~ · l·:mPrgt'll('_\' Mt'Ctica l Sc>nYil'PS rPpor 1s. . member of lhP Cat])('ntr•r Baptist Church . Sun·iv ing a rP hi s wi ff', Oma fastPr S1arkr .v: a da ugh iPr. Mrs. Ftov tW ilda MaP I Wiseman Harri · so~ville; four wa ndchildrr•J. 0ighl · ·shuttle' crew prepares for launch F un0ra l SPI'\'i('(•:-; w ill l>t:• hf'ld at :l p.m. Sunda)· atlh<• ll igon.v .Jordan FRIDAY Fun<'ral Hnmt · in i\IIX1 m ' with thC' TIL 8:00 Ru11and . FriPficb rna.' · !'a ll at ll·u· funf'ral hom!' from '2 to -1 ami 7 t o~~ p.m . Sa turda ~ · . R('v . On F r i<lay at :1: ~~ l: un .. IIH• l'om• •ro) ' UniH ook 13C'ulah F.wing from hf'l' rPsidt •nt'l' on Mull.x•JT?~ ' twP .. 10 lloli'..PI' MPdica l C'PnlPr a nd a r ti: 1X ;Lm .. flu' H.:t<'i nt• Unil look Carl S.:·hultz fi'Um M ilr 1-li,ll to VPh'ra ns 1\14 'mori;~ I llospil a I. Thursdtl\ ' runs.i nd udroO : !I:!"Jl a. m .. Pumt'l'!l\', f-l a i'\'PY Stal'k(W f i'Om rhl• P:omr>m~· I tt'•nll ll Can• Cf'n lf'l', to Vrlf•n.lns M<'mOrla 1: ~l: ~~~ a.m .. Middll'port . J.'r<lflC('s IIQ"' C'I'~' from StonPwood Apa r tmPnt s to VPII•ran,; M•'monal; ! : 4:1p.m .. Pomeroy, Todd Smith. W. Main St.. \ 'pfpra ns Mt•morial : :): m p .m .. MlddiP~I1, Fruncrs HOWf' l) ' from Stonrw()()(j Apartrnt' nl s to ll olr.(•r Mf'd ira l C'f'nter: ~~ 45 p .m .. Po nwm~· . l .oi~ ('ornf'll from Pomom~r Cliff A.partm&nts to Vct<'ra ns 10 M f'm orial ; !1::,1 p.m ., Midd lt>~Jrl, tn MiddiPport Hill a rPa !-.C'l'nl' of f:ttu l ;Jr•r idPnt . KPnnPth ll ai'!IP~ ' lakr n to VPlf'rans Mt' morin l. By ·KEVJN KELLY 'lbneli&iilnei.Staff . GALLIPOLIS~ "We'rejust...llf'trJfled Is the wond here at the post,' ' a grim Lt Ernest Wigglesworth commented after the fourth traffic fata U!y in three ;w,c!lkS had occurred in the Ohio Highwa y Patrol' s GaUia-Melgs coverage area. ~ . Randall W. Harrison, 29, Rt 1, Middleport, was dead on arrival at Veterans Me11Jorial Hospital !ale Thursday night after his veWclt" had been struck h€ad-on by another aulo near Middleport . The driver of the other vehicle, K enneth G. Hartley, 32: Rt. ·2, Pomeroy, was cited by the patrol for dr!Jnken driving, making It tbc third ~onSECutlve I •. • Donald Shu<' c'lfficlat i n~. PARKING ' THE p.m . Sa turda.1·. EASTER BUNNY .WILL BE AT THE Jolm P. ,Hot~~la><hdt .Johh Philip Hoocht.<h!'lt. Hll, Fon>sl ltun , diPcl F"ricb .\ · mornin.c:<-~1 l hl' homP o il nit'( ·{' , Mr~. ·Ronald · nr~.vnoltls. P~ mf'ro.' · · 1\nangp. nw nt s a rP IX' ing m nrf1 ' hv lhp Ewing Fum' rlll Home. ltospilal. · Born at Ca rpl'ntl'r. h(' wa:-; <1s<mo f · ···--·----- ------ . ~ - POMEROY BURGER CHEF ... Sophomores must take tests · M eeting In special ses.•lpn Wed · ncsday night, t he Soutf1ein L ocal Board of Education voted to require competency tests for all lOth graders of the district . · Supt. Bobby Ord sa id !he testing program will give teachers, I he administration imd the board an Insight Into lhe effecti veness of the curriculum and p1:ovlde lnforma·. lion for Improv ing the currlculu111 . The board also ag~·ee<f to adver· tlse for bids on a new 'TI pas~enger school bus. . Couple wqnt.~ lo l'n~ marriage Ma~n. Edward M . Pom<'t:oY, and Tamm)· E. Ma r tin, Ga llipolis F'err" ·; W . Va., han~ lil<\1 for dissolulion of their m ar'ria g0 in thP Mt•igs Count ~ · Com mon PIPas Court. Return woman to Meigs County :\1C'igs Count y s hPr iff' s dcputiPs W<'l't' f'nrdut<' to .lam< ·stown. N. Y . tfl(la)· 111 rPiurn l.inda Williams .Johnson to Meigs County . ' .Johnsonwas t{'('Cnll)· Indicted on welfarl' fraud charg..._ by a Melgs 'L'ounty { ;,·; 1nd . JUJ~·- Sh<' \\·a ivf'd C'X1radlt ion aftr r t:Jr.ing ~l'l'l'sted by .'lew Yurk polic!\ She Is l'XiJ<'<'Il'CI to appear In the Meigs County Common Pleas Court Monclav . · Th<' shc •rlff's depm1m<•nt is' also Investigating thc> tlil'fl of a roll of barbed wire fl~m a pasture field al thP Hilda While farm, Long Elotlom Route L ' Must pi,·k up packets next week RUTLAND RJRNITURE'S .APRIL ' STOREWIDE SALE • ·STARTS APRI~ 4TH Keep your eye · open for Rutland F.urniture's Fly~r Coming Soon In The Sunday Times-Sentinel. .""' . 11 A.M •. TO 1 P.M. ~NO 3 P.M. TO 5 P.M. - . THE BUNNY WIU GIVE OUT FREE TREATS TO EACH CHILD IN ·ATTENDANCE. • COMPARE AND OiECK WITH US BEFORE YOU BUY . Tree packels and· ground c()Ver plant!; ordered from the M eigs Soil and Water ·eonservallon Olsbict Ladles Auxiliary must be piCked up on Tuesday, AprU 5, from 7:30 p.m . untO 7 p.m . or on Wednesday, Aprll6, from 7:!!Qa.IJI. untll6 p.m . at the SoU and Water Conservation Dlstrtct office, ·Jocated on the second floor of the Farmers .Bank buDding In Pomeroy. . ' NOWHERE ELSE. BUT .. ~. " ' '\ EASTER SUNDAY -APRIL 3rd •BRING YOUR OWN CAMERA .. FOR~· PICTURE OF YOUR ·, CHILD WITH. THE BUNNY.· . -- . ' ' T -- - ' death related to alcohol this year. . . : Despite a . tOUgh~ slate ; OWJ . Jaw . and strictPr enforcemehl 'by the (i'alrol and ()ther .agencles. the . <;udden SUCceSsion of deaths p~les Wigglesworth, commander of the patrol' s Gallipolis post. "All ofourwork Is aimed a! requcing fatals, and we don'! get It, It's frustn~ting, " he salp. "It's sort of a ' heck lfyou and heck If you don' I situat iOn, but If I puU manpower off· (U.S.) 35 and put them on (Ohio! 7, it could start .a ll uver again on 35." Two of the· fa tals - Involving V icki L. Kittle, 24, 2216 Eastern Ave., on March · 12, and l1rry K Frasher, 27, Rt , 3, GaUipolls, on March 26-oce\lrred ~ on 7. The lhlrd death, Randall W. 23, · ti:.wlvlng · . Rt. 2. Racine, also hap~ned March 21i, but on Ohio - 3..'l8 ncar Racine. . . · . thP F'rashi'r Incident. .DW!ghi· P. Gi·t'<'i·, :WI. Henderson. W .Va ., driver of the ot·hcr vehic le, lac~> charges of aggravated vehicular h.omicldc and no operator's !i('('flse flied by the patm l wllh Ga ll ipolis . Clly Solicllor Douglas Cow les' offl~ late last we<•k . An appeara nc0 date has not been set , pending Greer's release from HoizPr Medical Center, where he Is being treated for injuries suffered in thr accident "It · Three of the acc idenl s have been alcohol·r'Ciated. Wlggleswm1h said. \"al rol policy mandates that blood sa mples laken from drivers who have taken a )n test a t lhe scene must be sent to th e Ohio Dt'parlmPnt of Health laboratot}• for analysis. ~ WlgglcsWorth .sald 11w lab has !hi• ability to bt:r'iik ·. samples down Into nttmPrllus component s,. and he Indica ted that In the three alcohol tt>la tNi "' " "' "'· a "rush·n JSh job" has bPrn rrquestrd . Lyons· and Harrison's dPa lh' CK'Cutrcd thr same wPCk Col .Jack Walsh. pati'OI sup<'r lnt endent, announcnlt hat rura l t rftffi c df'aths cwre redum:l 41.2 (X'rccnlln J~l over !he pr v vious y>'ar. I "'rsl y<'ar. l h<' pa trol committed It self 10 a ;, j)C 'IWnl l'I'<IIICtiOn In l mlflc deal it<, and the Gallipolis 110'1 achievrcl an 11 (JC'rccnl r ate, Wlgglcs wm1 h sa id. Cont inued on l'age A ·1, CAA .offers fuel bill aid Soviets reject Reagan ar01s lilllit roposal CHESHlRE - The Gallla·Melgs . Community Ac tion Agency an· nounces that !he HEAP E mer· geney Assistance Program Is still available to help area r esidents pay lhe!r fuel bills. This program will accept applications lhrough May 15. 1983. A one· time payment per healing :season of up to $200 may be.made 10 eligible appllcanls. An Individual who has ri'Celved a ~lsconni'CI II was the Kremlin 's first offi cia l reaction to the U.S. compromise since II was offered lo Soviet arms negol iators In G~ neva, Switzerland on Tuesday. Gromyko. holdi ng his first Int er· national news confercnCP in the Sovtel capita l since June 1979, said Re~n·s latest proposal would give NATO a 2'h· ID-1 advantage in med lum·range nuclear warhe.ads , over the Soviet Union. He gave no figu res to back his asserl lon. UntU now t he Reaganadmlnlstra· lion had Insisted the Soviets dismantle all their mlssH·es aimed at Western E urope In exchange for _ _.~;,anccllng !\!!\TO's planned deploy· MOSCOW (API- Soviet Foreign . ment of 572 new AmeriCan rockets Minlsler Andrei A. GromykoSat ur· there beginning late this year. 1 day rejected President Reagan's lts new offer Is to negotiate a latest·propoS..Ionllmltlng medlum· ceiling on warheads for the range nuclear mi.Ssues In E urope as medlum·mnge·missiles a~d rl'du ce "alEolutely absurd." the planned NATO ~eplotment to " If the posit ion of !he United !hat number lfthe.Sovletl ul bacl< States remains as It ha,s been slated, their arsenal accordingly . . there Is no chance of an agree. "This Is not a road to peace or ment," said Grom yko. who Is also agreennenl - on the oori'tral'y," first depu!y premler.'"Therefore.'lt Gt:am y ko scoffed. ''The gulf bewould be a good thing lf the U.S. tween this proposal and an agree. · administration adopted a more rrient will be even wider. ' Asked U Moscow would retaliate objective attitude on m~t lng the requlremenls of equal securtty and If NATO goes ahead with the taking Into account all the legit!planned mtssUe deployment , Grom ate inlerest s ollhe Soviet Union ·m yko .reiterated lhe Kremlin's and the other counl rtes"' of the threat that " The Soviet Union wUI Warsaw Pact . have to·take steps IO'prolect Itself." FREE nurial w ill IX' in thr Sdrool 1.01 CPm('h•J y . FriPnds rna.\ · r·:rll at rh<' Mc,moria l · DWI related (atals frustrate patrol ' SHOP Ofridatinf! at Sunda,'v' .... PI'vici•s will IX' thP H••v . l.lu.vcl Crimm. Buria l will bC' in M ii P~ C'f'mf'tf'n-, V<'l <•ra ns consi dered arfilation wi1h another umon f( ,r morf' than a year One of • . ·:· I ' the union:-; l:x>ino ,.. C'OnsidC'rrd was ,I grcat .g r and('hildn•n and Sf'\'f'r<J I ni<'<'f'S e~ nd nr•plH•ws . B~·s id ( •S hi s parc•n! _.., Hf' wa s }>l'('f'f•d('(l in c\{'a fh h.\ ' a daughh' r , Wanda Francf's .Jonrs: a sish•r. .Jrssir . I ('~V<'ll. and thn'( ' hror hrr-s . l·:verrll , Emm<•ll and F:ldon. at ,. . nwre unions 10 bargain on beha lf of all of !he state"sesl iinated 150,0:0 to 17o,OOO public worker s. " It is a va lued prize." MeEnlee sa id. McEntee sa id public jobs · and sa lar irs arc threatened by culs in governmrnt spcnding " Now. more than ever, Ohio publie empiO)l't'S need I he protec· l ions that a union contract can give them," h0sa id. OCSF:i\, which rcpf!'sents 17,!XIO public workers slatPWidr. has DON'T MISS THE FINAL TWO DAYS OF OUR nr• phP\\'S. noon . • t# v.ias .:1 Sunday schoolt eaclwr and a Ponwrn.v. wd l known ('a rpPntrr . EASTER EGG HUNT A large turnout of area children came to · the Gallipolis city pori< Satur· day morning to tr-y th~ir luck al findi~ 2,04 eggs hidden by proxies for the ·Easter bunny. The event was sponsored by the Gallipoljs Retail Merchants Association. Boy Scout Troop 200, led by Steve Tht iss and AI !'iarris, assisted 'in the event. <WI\, IJut last week 's boll b.v OCSF:A staff members to the new union r hangPd that. " Only 1\FSCMF. has prrserved ih<' right of OCSEi\ membPrs to But Best sa id 'l'hu rs9 c1v .lhl' lati:'st ·<-lppruvv affil,tat ion. " . Bf'st ~aid . OCSFA .'d ups chrekoii list' s~owed · Hr· <:.wlainr'<l Hl"t ·an a(riliation a ~ .inc rC'a SC: if} mrmtx>rShip du;·ing· agrrrment ivoulrl hi ' presented to lhP ~asllwo wrrks. rh•· ocsr·:i\ tJOard Apnl In. If the The ball if' among !hi• unions has • agr('('ml'nt is approved, it wi lllhen br0n fuel('(] bY, in! rod uction of a lx• volrd on b~, cl(~\l'gatt~s and the collecti v<' ba rg:tining bil l in thP grnr ral mPmbership at an ()('SE-A---·· l.egislat ure that wou ld allow one or convPn 1ion in mid-M ay·. member of National <:ra nge. He ' 6 were destroyed. (AP Wirephoto) . a nnouneP fmmar ion of a nf'W union. or Hitn t•\· E. ~larkc•v. , ' . and waler and sornefunes oot knowing whattodo. An estimated 1,000, ll<llasi'S In the city' of 200;000 per!llns Ohio, " said Ger ald McEnlee. presi· dent of AFSCME iniPrnallonaL " We will also brthemost effectlve." . The announcement of t he possible affiliali on ca me al a news confer· ('n!:e held in the same hole1 su itc thal was used last week by the Communka I ions Workers or America · and OC'·SEA dPfrc torx to Pomona Gra nge•, ;I m<'mbfor lht• O hio Grangp 'hav ing sc'r'Vrod as a ofn('f'l' for a numiX'I' or ~~C'ars and a sf•vf'ral ni<'CPs and . hope to joinf~rces UDIODS COLUMBUS, Ohio <API Officials of lwo public employCP unions sa.v a merger would prOOueP the largest public work~rs' group In the sta te: Representatives of thr Ohio Civil ScrvicP EmployPCs Associa lion and the American Fcderption of Sta ir. County and Municipa l E mploye.,.;; bcganJhpgolia ling Thursda y on an affiliation .Ihal could br e<) mpl ~tcd by m ld ·May. Lesli0 Rest, OCSEi\ presidPnl, said member' would havC' 1he f'inal say on 1hr mergrr. " If OCSEA decides to join AF'SCMF.. we will bccomr not only the largest public employee union 'i~ UI'PU rPsid('n l . dit'(f Thurs<la~· at'tf'l' ' Story on.,Page A-3 . . . . QUAKE DAMAGE - Eatthquake sm'vlvors wander lhrough the streets of a devastated neighbor In Popayan, looking for loved ones, searchlng lorlood .' ' · .. tmts ..ddioCaracol. -- ... Harris~n . seaspn·preview Ohio tax revenues increase in March Story on Page 0.1 1 · Spa in, Panama, the United States. Ecuador and Venezuela also have promised aid. In Popayan. 21<; m iles southwes t of Bogota, mon · than J,OCO homes and other buildings, including l hP Roman Cat holic cathedral. wei'!' destroyed , officia ls said. M any fa milies spent th<' night in the streets in makeshifl sheltPrs of ~l astic and slicks. ~l 'hr lR-S{_>(_'O nd tremor m C'asuring 55 on thC' Rich tC>r: scalf' hit at approximate ly HJ;, a.m . local time. coll"psing bu ildings throughout this prov incia l ca pital of 200,0:0 people and sendi ng panicked residents into the streets. T he ent ire ceiling of the cat hrcl· ra l, which da tes to Spanish colonial limes, collapS<'CI on som e 21Xl worshipers. killing at lm st1opeopl0 and trapping about iOOothNs baseb~ll . mrdical llan·f'.\ ' l<a rl StarkP\ ', X! I, H.UU.!l' -l , Answer eigh 1 ('nwrgency call.-; ' ..................... : .... A-% Stale-National ................... D-1 l'unrra l hom<) from 2 ro -1and 7 to ~~ i\dmi1 h 't l ( 'hariP.o.: II . Tht ' is~ . H;r~ ·inP : Sh i rlc ·~·· ('rl'mPo lns . ' Cnolvillf'; M i('ha el Dwaynt• Sorls l'r . Hacin0 . Ui.'<.·haq..:t'((.. J)onald Crimm , ( :lad., ·s Cucklc•r . ' Alonr; the River , .............. 8-HI . ' - r Locai ...... ...... ................. A·~ The fi rs t of a numl:n of aid shipments, organized by !he Inter· nationa l Red Cross. arrived today at the ait]JOrl in Cali. 92 miles norlh of here. from Canada. according to ~alki .ilg along ~ r hig~wa.v whill•·.·lnt(lxica tecj, ~a nd $~ J;ln.d cQst ~. ' · a t 7 p .m . ..• Story 1111 Page C-1 supplic~ . ThirtC<'n· d<'fendant s forfeited lxmds - 11 of them on sp<nling charges - in ·the court of M eigs Count y .ludgr· Patrick O'Brien Wednesda y. Th•· group included Alvin Myers . .Rr<'dsv ille, $47Hi posi<'CI on a di sordPr iY conduct chargP; Wi ll iam RusS('ll, Ral'iiif.. $66.:x t, hit skip ; .lnso:•ph Cnngioloso. Newport , Mich : Ca)' Dorsey, Wrllsv illr ; Hmr~> D<>rs<•v II . Wr\Jsville: Virgil Griffith. l.ong Bottom; 11obPrt Smith, J?<.·lpr~. r :a f)· Thomas, Wooster; Sh irle.1 · Dietz, Coperlino. Ca li f.: Troy Durham. Middlepor1; Ct>rald Ham ilton. Parkersburg; .)amPs Shucl. Rawlings. Mr.; David KrawS('zyn. Pomrroy,a ll$4h.;;tleach,all IX'Stl'CI on sr.x'<'<l ing churges. F in{'(\ in t h(· cou 11 Wf'dne·sdu _v wPrf'.Jamf's Williams: Parkersburg, $t2 and msts. »JX•'Ciing; Cat herine Cross. RaeinP, $10 ar41rmsts. failure ro displil) v~lid li~ n S< ' pJatc; .Jerry Cauley, Pitl sburgh,Pa., $27 and r<•sl s. ling; Willi am Hurst, Grrc•nu p, K y., $Wand costs, .<(X'< 'Cling ; .John Casto, Pomeroy, $179 and costs. OvPrload ; William Bart~·r. 1«-<,lsv illr\ $~1 and msts. speeding; Edward Grlffln. Owf'nsvillf'. Ky _, $24 a nd u_~s h ,sJX'C'tli ng : Waltf'rl.et•, Jr .• Middleport , Easter l:l nd Major .league ·Tooay's Times-Senliriel . no llrlca tlon or has IE.•ss th a n than a IU day supp ly of fu el and Is unable !o get fu<'i dell vcrc>d would be ellglbiP for t h~ emergency asslsl · ance If !hey mee t povetty guideline<. Applicants must present tota l household Income vet1flca llon for Ihe past 12 m onths , o shut-off notice or ri'Cen.t .fuel bill. and social si'Curll y numbe rs of all household me mbers. U.S. won't-sell plane·s despite angry response WASHINGTON ! API - The Reagan administration says it will stick to II s refu sa I to deliver new F ·l6 warplane< lo l sraf'i unlll that country's fOI"('('S leavC> Lebanon . despite an anJ.,'lY response from · Is mel and crlllclsm at home. Israeli officia ls wPre sa id to br ln funa tcd Frida y by Heagan 's di'Cislon to block th0 $2.7 billion sa le of 75 of I he new warplanes, and In T el Aviv , F'orclgll Minister Yllzimk S haml r .ca ll ed t he m ove "regrettable." " Th<' , American gove !'llmcnt knows that we did not enter Leba non to capfu l'!' li s IPrrltoryoroccupy II, " ORDER8 WADED WEAPONS - U.S. Marine Commander Sham lr said, IntervieWed on Israel J - M. Mead, from Booton, Mue. lells reporten Frldey that he has T clC'VIslon. ''We entered 10 dlsperSI' ordered Marines oet'vln1 with the multinational· peacekeeping- -·-·and ees tro y I he t erro ri s t force lo carry cliP" In their M-16aulomatlc rifles for the llnttlme. Mead · organlzat ion." said the order foUowed an attack on a Martne patrol March 16 and , He &<~ld that I srael and Leba non wamtnp lrom Lebaaese annylnlelllr;enoothat moreattacksareUkely were "close to agreemenl " In tiielr occ;ur. (AP Je•e: pboto). ' troopwlihdrawal talks. u.s, w In Washington, Democ ralic prvsl dcnt ial cont ender WaiiPr F'. Mon· da l<• sa id he was " disappointed and disturbed " by R<•agan's <k•c!slon. Citing Sov iet missiles now in Syria . he sa id l hl' refusa l to sell Israel the flgt)ters undermines the adminls1ral lon·s sl ated lntenl lon of counterIng Sov iellnfiuence. "For months, the administra tion has been lnslsting.thatli would nol usca n armsemba r,'Oaga lnst Israel as an Instrument of fore!'"' poi'lcy: The Reagan ad mlnlstt·ation was eorrcct ear·ller - and II is Wtllng today," Mondale sa id . The I srae li Emilassy In Washing· lon Issued a stmement saying the presen~ of lis forces In I •·ban on was for "lcgli lma le self defense agalnsl PI.O tPrmrlsrn ." " We do · not covel an ,. Inch of L eballCS(' l ~rriiOJ V," I hP 'II sraells said . · · GO~P, Derris dis·a gree,on impact of drop in jobless rate . . HAR~ By MERRILL . AP Labor wrlier worker~ business .,gToop - . the National Association 01 Manufact{rers. - voiced rear of further rises in ·, The ranks 'f I he dlscooragcd - tho:ie nol counted among the unerriployl'd because they'.l(e > . . ' WASHINGTON (AI!') -A minuscule decline In the unelljployment. abandoned the search for work - a lso held steady a! unemploytl'Hint .ate has ' led tile Democratic Party · Co!J1mlssloner of Labor Statistics Janet L. 1.8 million In the first quarter of ,this year. and the AFL.CIO to charge that \he mucl!·heralded Notwood saki the 10.3 percent seasonally adjusted The report sent mtxed signals. economic recov~ lackS )/1e vltaHty 10 help the clvUian Jobless rate ;_ down from 10.4 percent 1n Allhough ·wor!<ers' hours rose over the month and 11811on's 1U mUllon Jobless. Febtuary - demoostrated " moderate Improve. total manufacturtng employment went up ~.!m President Reagan's chief spokesman, the chair-· , ment." But she also acknowledged tllat the change gain, tHere was no m ove by dlscouragl'd workers to man of theHepubllcan Party and the-U .S. Chamber likely "1statlstleally lnslgnl!leant." resume the search for work. Such an e~panslon of the . of Commerce disagree with that' auessment, The latest showed that 11.4 million people labor force had been expected becl\~ the jobless tnunpetlng the 0.1 percentage point dJpp ~I~ · remain otrlclaUy llm!d as unemploy€<1. The total , . · tradltkinaUy have renewed the hunt for work JISflirtherevldenreotagmulnebuslnesrlturuarilund. . number of Amei'lcaftl with Jobs held ~dy at the whenever economiC prospi!cts ~htened . . • Reectkxl to Friday's Labor Department rep«t en ~ •.99.1 rnWIOilleYel that has ex'lsled for the past \ White House . cleptuy press . secretary ·Larry the latest national jobless ligures came a1o1111 several-monthS. , . , · . Speakes, traveling with Reagan on the West Coast, · predktable party and factlonal llni'is, although one • · : ·• ,. • · said: " All In aU, we find these flgufes extremely 1 . waS" . ' figures ., en<,'DUrdglng." The latest jobs report. he contended, Indica 1es " continuing progress" towand .economlr. recovery., Repullllcan Party chairman · Frank Fahronkopt, hailed the report, representing the second oi'CII ne 1n three months, as proof thai Reagan's promiSEd economic r ecovery "Is happening ... !he president Is getting the job done." Richard Rahn, chlef economist of the U .S. , Chamber of. Corrunerce, said the report• showed that " l~e cun-ent rerovery Is becoming wldesP,read ." But Democrats and theAFL.ctO lnslstl'd too many people remain out of work, and~ that 1~ administration Isn't doing enough to help them . · . ' ' l ~I l' .\ \, � 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 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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