https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6c920fa0ff725843a447c0d547a80079.pdf 9b7ffedd08ddc339b49a7f7e260e84b3 PDF Text Text ---~------- -- -._-~~-~~~- O'Ble1 ess offe s donated hmttrut nillk, A2 Student ru1: on exhibit at French At1: Colony, As • at .. l'rintcd tm lOIJf, Rh H:h·rl Nl''>'SI}rlnl Middleport • l,on1eroy, Ohio ~~~~~~~~----------------~~~~~- OBITUARIES Page AS • Minnie Mae McKenzie • Phyllis lOUISe Walker Pomeroy hires temporary water operato s tur IOJ' Racine. mtd Bill Dnvi~ who \\(Irks for the BY BETH SERGENT • OVP area lands 31 on all-distnct teams. See Page 81 can be the fire department in 2009. The contmct with Bedford 1s for a flat fet:- of $J50 per call a11t0 the town~hJp, no matter the cull. though the wordmg. tn the contract snv!. ..fire Celli :· l'hue were."pproximateJy eight auto accidents and t-v.o landing zone calb that trustees \\ere ar;king to be forgh-en, not the actunl fire C"alh made. Counl.'tl appn.n cd truns to POMEROY Borrm' ing from rJet£hborillg villages Roctne and S)rncu::.c (at lc,t'lrt temporaril) ). Pomero) Jus hired two. cctlitit.:d elm,:. one opcmtors to m ersec Its '"atcr pl,llll. Though the search v.-ill contmue fot .t pl'nn.wcnt \\Uler opemt01. until that SPORTS \\ orkcr from the street department \\ lw is n:'>p• >n\1· fcrring l!iSJIOO from the gen S) racusc Jh,ard of Public ble for cle,rninl! Liownto\\ n eral to the l>treel fund. Affniro; <IS v. atct operators what need<.; he done Coundlv.oman Ruth lot the 'illt~gc on a pan- ~l:wor John Musser o;atd Spaun a-.ked 1i u re\ rscd time basts Both men were thui cmpl(lycc work!. 32 fin; protectton invoice hir.ed m S25 per hour and hour~ a \\eek and ttho rl.'qUt.!Sted b, Bedford will '' ork on~ and Otll!·hall spends part l'l that d.1y 'I ownship had been selll hour" fl d,ty -n tlh the rwo clcatling at the POIIICfO) Clerk Trensuret Kuth) ,tltcm.tting 'Shifts to cover Municipal Building. <~ddmg Hvscll .. aid ir had not ~tnd rcqlllred tc.o;ting at the water the 'llhlge will n~cd a full~ ).lle "ol!ld C(lii!UCI pl.mr even dny~ a \Vcck. time worker to fo~u-. on Po.mi!WV Fire Chief Rick Blacttnar ~~bout it B<~ck in Councilmdn Vic 'l nung do~ nto'" n soon. 6nid he'd received l..'omCouncil approved ad\ cr- Jamwrv. council d1scussed plamt'> fn.)m dO\\ nlov. n tising for bit!~ to mow nnd np.prmcd forgavmg an bu~in~:-. owners abolll tra!ooh Bet:ch Grove Cemctel)'. e-.timatcd I .500 of a on th~ ~treeb, inl'luding Young brougJH up the slip $3,3Q(J hill to Bedford beer Ctllb. Young a:-kcd if <111 Kerr Run. ~aymg the Townshtp for fire run::. <;Omeonc could ~show the road j.., hecmne WQf!>C. fT\ade 11110 the tO\\ n<.hrp b) SSERGE~T@ MVCAoLVSEN TINELCOM accomplished Pomcro1 Villa!!e Couucil L'Ullle up \\ 1th ~~ tcmpor.u") solution at lust night·~ regular meetmg.. Counc.:il hired 1 John llolman. water opera· Council appro' ed u;.'le of the 'illagt! tntcl, to hau I lunc....,tonc-, nd mulch for the Pomeroy Merch<lnts Please see Pomeroy, AS Project Lifesaver provides ·protection 1 8Y CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@M'(D.A.ILVSENTINES..COM PO~IEROY A program geared to protect c;cmors who ha\e a tenden C\ to \\ ::mckr from hnme ~ iii operation in \1eig' Count).~~ <:Qoperall\e project bet" een tbe Are<~ = AgenC) on Aemg ~ and IDE • Ch d keeps asking questions about death. See Page A3 • LoCal Briefs. See Page AS • For the Record. See Page AS • Identity th1eves· latest scams. See Page A6 • SIX 1\/reigs colorectal cancer deaths predicted for year. See Page A6 • Meigs County Court news. See Page A6 • Oh1o dad Jailed after sons k1;led in fire. See Page A6 • -- - WEATHER local law enforcement a2em:1cs. ~Cath) A-.h. AAAS prol gram mann£er and pn1Ject lift'saver traJiler. de:-,..:ribe' ~~---~--~--=----:...:::!~~~I Project Ltfe,n\er a~ a prm-en radio technolog) Brian J. Reed/photo Shannon Taylor checks the stock of 1 100 boxes of G1rl Scout cookies her daughter. Alexts sold in the commumty. Shannon a'1d her husband, Kevrn de! :Vered all the cooktes from the bed of the famrly pickup truck. Girl Scout cookie sales involve parents, too! BY BRIAN J. REED BREE:O@MVOAl.,YSENTINf:L COM DARW!;\1 Girl Scout t'OOkte sale.., ha\c become n f11mily rr•lil'Ct and tr adrtion lor one Bedford foy. n-,hip farnil). While Brov.nieAie.'i~ Ta)h)r 1~ at :--chonl. her pareutli, Kt·vtn and Shannon. urc dcll\ering the 1.100 bo:»e\ \lf cookte~ she !>Old for her troop All of tho~r cookie~ IUt\c be~n delivered in lht· fnmJI) ':, pick- up truck - e\cept for the $35 \\ l)rth the fntmly bought for thctr (IWll CIIJO) mcnt. Alex•~ is a BtU\\ nie "ith Troop!~: 110(1 5:-i7H.ln addition to scllinM a lot of cook1~s to fncnJs and nct!!hbor" in the comrnunit\. '>he .md her f.m'!l) also collected· eMUI!h donuttono; to pro' ide cookie" for home ddl\Crl!d meal!. prorram" ami .;oldtcr-, deplo)ed to ln1q. tl1mueh the Ci1f1 ol Canng progr<llll. Cvok1e'; .tr'C ll(l\\ Lnmlabk at booth 'iales to be wmomwed How to be a 'playa' Being a working actor in the city BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT 0 MYDAILVSENTINEL.COM COLU.t>.IBGS · At.:cording. to o.;ome members 6f the Center Stage Pl.ty~rs Thc~trc Troupe; "hen tl!CY tell their fnencls they rc \\ orkmg actors in Coltunbu~. the rc.tction i!' ' often ··really?" 'l'llllugh the initwl ~·cac.tion might be curiosity. the reHIII) ~~ clear there j \\ ork. and cntenaulmcJJt. to 2 Sl C'IIO...:S ~ '2 PAtH.'$ he found in Ohio·s t.:apital just a-. Ga lendars A3 there arc lt)cal optron..; ror perform· rnu. ~uL·h U!. .l\kigs <~lllnly ·, River ! liJ!IJI,I !1!1. 1!11 tion bu ... ine:;') Please see Theatre, AS .to the \\ clnckrcr·~ urea .tnd ,e,trches \\ ith the mobile locator ''stem. \tcordmg to Ash in t._l\ er I 500 -.earcheo;. there ha' t, be(;.ll no reported -.eriou::. lllJUne-; or deaths und re~o\o­ er) lime .l\ erag~ Jc, .. Lhrn \() minutes. "De-.t!.!UCd lO tr.tGk and re'>Clt tho"e '' ith co!!nilt\ e (:ondition_.., who t ...r·d \\,In tier, this ~\!f\ Jce ,m~wcfli a critil.:aJ 1\C\!d for protedlllg pel'plc at ri~k of'' dndering. indud ing children and adult:- \\ ith \lzheimer·-., Autism. Down wndmme to .mJ Dcmerniu:· -..a{d Ash. ''\\c are ple:bed to h,n e pw1ner-. that hdp u" bring this "ervke tn thb comrnunit) a~ it pro' 1dc.-~ tn\ aluabh:! protection ll l tho~e \\ ith ft>r rc,cu111g ''\\nndt'riiH! 1:-. one llf the mo~t life tht-eate.ning is... uc-. .h'>\•riated with Alzheimer''· uutbm and other cocttiti\c condition~. \\ \)rkin!!~ LO\!ethl'r '' ith Pmjcct ~ Lif~~.n cr. search c;'iy Pl:t)CIS rmd RiverbenJ ~rb CouncJI. '11toll!!h there are dtfter- enccs bet\\ een 11p .:ode:.; and theatre: tn,upc~. the ~imilarity l'i ll~al lm e or and taktng c1 rrsk. Editorials A4 perfor111ing l'akt· CSP porforrn('r B~1rbm a 1 l)f \Vc.-.;tcn, illc. "'~o Spmts B Section 1 Blankenship rt"centl) debu1cd 1!> Mama Ro.se 10 the- troupe', performance oJ' 1 :LOIO Ohlo \'ull<•y l'ubll.,hinK <'•1. ' "Gypsy."' Blar.Jkenship ('~me tn CSP after she lound hcrscll unctn· ploycd ufll•r years in the l'onstruc- re~ponds tho~e m need.'' she added. . Bs t respon~ihk INDEX B3-4 11ed \\ rt~otb.md that cm:ts l track 1n£ ~umal. When CJTI.! ~1\ ers ~ notif) the lo.:al Pmject Lifesa\1!1 L -v. En forcement ugenc) thut the per~on i mi"iMng. " -.car~h and n-sc.u~ team cocnrti \t.~ dborcler:-.. peace l'(mind to can.:ci' en. .md n highl\ e(fecti'e~ solution to pu~bli"c salet) <~gencic" High: Lower 60s. Low: Mid 40s. 'fieds u:,ed to tract those \\ ho ha' e \\ondered awa'!o. and actr\ute a "1Jeciall~ trained -.earch and re:;tue team. Clients enrolled m ProJed Life-.aver wear u pcr'-'onal Beth Sergent/photo Members of Columbus' Centet Stage Players take a breather after last week· end's performance of ''Gypsy» in the Short North. Pictured are, front row (from left) Barbara Blankenship, Emma Best; second row (from left), Jordan Shear, Jirn Bouyack. and' rc:-cuc (Juickl) anJ cfTil.'ienth lind tho'e "ho lu\\ e "amlered off, helptng to s:l\e the li\c~ of flellple nt rbk Ill thi~ I.!Olllll\Uility.'' Fm mor..:· infnnuati(1n on the i11::e progr!llll. rt:~idenh are CllCtllii"UCC-<:1 ll' L'Ontart Th~ Area Agency on Aging at 1-l'l00·331-264~. AAAX "hkh "l'f\ e:.\leigs. \tht'ns. lhl·ldng. ~ll'l1f(le. .t\lorg.m. Noble .... Pelf\ and \\ n-.hmgt~m Cnurnie~. • �Page.A2 The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, March 9, 2010 Slain girl's mom fights Ohio inmate ODs on pills hours b~fore execution tears on witness stand BY MATT LEINGANG ASSOCIATED PRESS BY LISA CORNWELL ASSOCIATED PRESS CINCINNATI - The mother of a slain 13-year-old girl fought baLk tear' and had to stop briefly to regain her composun: Monday a~ she testified against the man on trial in her daughter's killing. Lisa Kenney frequently held a hand to her forehead or chest and clutched <1! a ncd:lacc. weeping quietly when she Identified her daughter's watch and iPod. Authorities say they found the items in the possession Anthony Kirkland, 41, who b charged with aggravated murder ~md other counts m the sla)ings of Kenney's daughter, Esme, and 14year-old Casonya Crawford. Kirkland \vas to hm e been tried in the slayings of both teens and two women, but ht. pleaded guilty before the trial started la't \\eek to murdcring the women -- Mary Jo ~cwt6n and Ki!l'ya Rolison. • Lisa Kcnnev, with a strained face. recounted the last time she saw her daughter and her frantic search when the teen didn't return trom JOgging the afternoon of March 7, 2009. Esme had asked if her mother wanted to go. But Lisa Kenney said she was cleanmg and thought it would be OK to let her go alone smce the area by the nearby reservoir was "kind of like our own backyard." "If anything, I felt like I was too protective," she said. About 30 minutes later, Kenney said she was down on her knee:s crubhing when an overwhelming feeling came over her that " omcthing is wrong." Running out of the hou:se barefoot, Kenney said she went to the reservo;r ar~a. \\here she ">potted a pmr of men's jeans with a mm1-hhnd cord In one of the pockets and became more al armed . She ·earched the nearby \\OOds, era\\ ling at tune<. through thick underbrush. She later fo und o;he had only been a few yards from her daughter' body After runmnp home to call her husband and police, she returned to the reservoir and nearby woods to continue· her -panicked search . When she sav.- her husband and police had amved, he returned home and began calling everyone she knew, trying to help the searlh. Later that night, she and her husband were asked to Identify the watch and iPod that police said they founu on r. " per on of interest.'' After identifying the items again .ivlonday, she put her head down in her hands and began to cry on the witness stand. The famil) didn't knov.- more until a relative called early on the morning of March 8, saying that the media was reporting th~ir daughter had been found, she said. Kenney said he dicln ' t gn t' up hope until police showed up at their door with a chap lam a couple of hours later. When asked to identify her daughter's photo Monday, · Kenney aid with a breakmg voice: "It's my baby - Esmc Loui e Kenney ' Kirkland hov.-ed no emouon throughout Kenney· te tlmony or a h v.a helped from the tand and then escorted out ·d b) )me o! the more than 30 family upporter \\ ho packed th u urtroom e\eral pohct: ofticer te t fied about findmg Kirkland itting ag<un t· a tree near the re er.·oir with orne kni\:e tickmg out of hi. pocket. They .said they di covered t~e \\atch and the iPod bearing the teen' name, Kirkland ard he had found the item . They told o f e\entuaHy findmg the teen's body in a wooded ared not fJr trom where they found Kirkland. She had been ~trangleei and her bodv burned. Prosecutor are <;eekmg the death penalty in each of the teen's death . f he bodies ofCm\\ ford, Rolison and r--:ewton ,tl o v. ere fou nd In ec, J ded areas and bumed. Crav. ford and the tv. o women were killed in 2006. authoritie-; ha\e said. Pro ecutor ay Newton and Crawford were trangled and Roh on wa~ ::,tabbed in the neck. Cleveland historical society defends sale of items COLLMBUS Gov. Ted Strickland on Monday postponed the execution of a convicted killer who man aged to take an overdose of pills in his death row cell and was found unconscious just hours before he was to be driven to his execution. Lawrence Reynolds Jr., 43, who v.-as sentenced to die for killing his neil!hbor in 1994, was found unqmscious around II :30 p.m. Sunday at the Ohio State Penitentiary in Youngstown, prisons spokeswoman Julie Walburn said. Reynolds, who was scheduled to die by lethal injection Tuesday, was showing signs of consciousness Monday at a Youngstown hospital, but medical staff \\.'eren 't prepared to release him, Walburn said. He was upgraded from serious to stable condition. The inmate took the pills despite being under a 72hour watch - routine for inmates approaching an execution date that includes monitoring by prison guards outside the cell, Walburn said. Guards arc supposed to keep inmates under constant observatiOn, making log entries every 30 minutes. she said. Dt.:ath row inmates have access to a recreation area and. if approved, are allowed interaction with other inmates. Walburn did not say what kind of pills Reynolds took or how he got them, and an investigation is under way. Reynolds· injuries were self-imposed, she said, but declined to call it a uicide attempt. Strickland issued a seven-day reprieve and rcschedu led the execution for March 16. No further details about Reynolds' activities Sunday were released. He had been scheduled to leave at 3 a .m. Monday for the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville, which houses the state's death chamber. Reynolds has been challenging Ohio's new lethal injection procedure. which uses a one-drug system instead of three drugs . As expected. his attorneys filed an appeal Monday with the lJ.S. Supreme Court seeking to postpone the t.:xecution. The Ohio public defend er's office, which is rcpr"'~sentmg Reynolds, declined to comment on the overdo~e unti I attorneys gathered more information. spokeswoman Amy Borror said. This appear:-. to be the first time since Ohio reinstated the death penalty in- 1999 that an inmate scheduled for execution "has been found unresponsive mere hours from being transported" to the state death chamber. Walburn aid. It's rare, but not unheard of. for condemned inmates to attempt suicide as they approach execution dares, said Richard Dieter. execu tive director of the Death Penalty Information Center. a group opposed to capital punishment. California has executed 13 inmates since capital punishment was reinstated in 1978 a period during which 17 condemned inmates committed suicide. Nine condemned inmates in Texas have committed suicide since death row reopened there in 1974. The last, William Robinson, 49, used a sheet to hang himself in his cell at a psychiatric center in February 2008. Reynolds was sentenced to die for trangling his 67year-old neighbor in Cuyahoga Falls home money for alcohol. Tuesday would have been the second time the state has tried to execute Reynolds. He was scheduled to die in October, but Strickland delayed the execution so the state could review its lethal injection procedure. Since then, Ohio has switched from a three-drug process , which opponents said could cause severe pain. to the one-drug system. Reynolds lost a bid to have the execution delayed so he could challenge the new system when federal appeals court on Friday denied his request. Three inmates have been executed with the state's new. one-drug new method, and in each case death came in just a few minutes. Washington last week became the second state to adopt the procedure. Lawyers rethink 'billable hours' in down economy Bv AusoN GRANT THE PLAIN DEALER CLEVELA!\'D (AP) For the graduatiJH! Ia\\ cia s about to~embark on a career that lives and breuthes in six-minute increments, Stephen Ellis had an unusual message. The commencement speaker at Case We~tern Reserve University Law School told students that a main~tay of the legal professiOn - the billable hour w.t a rec.pe f9r attorney and chent unhappine "Hour are bem_g reco mzed a an Irratunal weaure of value.'' the ru ker Elhs & West partner told the assembly. Tucker Ellis wa a voice in the \\ildemess when Ellis gave his addre s in May 2008. But a tough econom has made clients more demanding, and per ·uaded lav. firms to sell their er vices for flat fee and other nonhourly method of billing. The shift is evident in northeast Ohio. lnterv1ews with lo~,;ally headquartered firms in recent weeks found all of them giving increased emphasis to billable-hour alternatives. The firms said that fixed charges, contingency arrangements and other fee variations now account for 10 percent to 50 percent of their revenue. "The downturn was so well timed for u~ ... said Susan Hackett. senior vice president of the Association of Corporate Counsel. which represents in-house lawyers that hire outside law firms. "We're making lemonade." CLEVELAND (AP) -- A cash-strapped historical society old antique car and other rare artifacts to pay off debt, embittering many upporter~ who say the sales have been shrouded in secrecy, The Plain Dealer reported Sunday. The Western Reserve Historical Society won't go into much detail about what 1t has sold or even how much it monev it has reeei' ed, the newspaper said. That -,ecrecy hasn't pleased former donors, includin~ B. Scott lsqlllck , who was angry last year when th~ society sold a 1949 Indv race car that he had donated . A tew years ago. the society ~old the only s~rviving "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" car of no\el .a~d movie .fan~e. bquick said he and hi'> tnends are tmdmg other museums to support. . . . CEO Gainor Davis defended selling the artifacts to bnng down bank debt that reached $7.2 million at its height. The society\ revenues are back on track, she said . The Plain Dealer. which reviewed auction sales and records obtained from former society members. said the COLUMBUS (AP) organiLation _ha"> a.bout $2.6 million remainin_g in debt. Authorities sav <I man has Most of Its fmancml problems are left <;>Ver tro~ fml_e? been shot on the playground expansion efforts. !n the 1990s. when pr~vious :-?c1ety offi- of a Columbus elernentarv cials ~ought to bmld a gr~nd transportation museum at the school while classes were in city's Burke Lakcfront Airport. . .. . session. Sales of many items, s~ch as guns. ~ndian a1tifacts and t~Ir­ Police say no children niture, have been kept pnvate and quiet. the newspaper s~ud. were on the playground A search of Web sites of auction houses turns up. nun~er ous artifacts attributed to the Weste~n Rescr~e H Iston~al Societv, includmg a rare early type of mechamcal machme gun called the .. Ga~dner Gun. Confederate money and Eskimo-carved flgunne~. . . Davis s•1id the ociety has been adVIs~d by auct.IOn houses not to n.:lease the list of items since It would likely hu!t sales. However, the nuction hm!ses reg~larly. tout the sociCALL NOW and get an ety's owner hip when highlightmg t.he It~m~ pro~e~ance. For the sake ol the donor' and their hetrs, It Is .ditli~ult t.o publicly di ...cuss what items arc being sold. Dav1s said. Its • Wo ro ~ ol nogotiohng reduchons With the credit card a sensitive topic. . . . .. ··we'd rather not slap them (donors) 111 the face wtth It. C:Or.'lpOfliC$ Davis said. r· ·1 • We con orrur,ge -.lne Officials hope a balanced bud~et and a new . In~~c.ta affordgb[e m;mthly payment pi an wi II pen;uade the 9~10 Cultura.~ J<a~III ties • Sgye money Get ou• of Commission to issue a 2.H milliOn grant. whi~h wtll.h~lp debt FASTER than you con the society pay for badly needed roof, electncal cetlmg on your own work and other upgrade-;. . . Irving Jensen Jr.. a former board member. said the soc1 etv i-; on tht: road to recovery. ~'They hrtd to get the debt do\\ n, they had to save the institution." he .;;aid. . . · Jensen recently bought a 1928 Rolls-Royce that he ~onat­ ed to the societv in the I Y70s, partly because he worrted the organization w~ndd ...ell it, and ~~utly to help the. society. He supports the society\ latest art II act ~al~s. he,.said. . .. "Your duty h to preserve, not t(~ dissipate, ~e ~md;. But Not ovotlchlf'l 1n nil 1tote~ sometimes you have to make chorces you don t ltke . Hackett's group is pushing its members to demand non-hourly pricing on a quarter of their outside work by the end of the year. But dislodging a practice increasmgly common by the 1970s and total entrenched by the 1980s will not be easy. "Companies just heave it over' the ''all and the (outside) lawyers begin to v.-ork Ot1j it,'' Hackett said. "Then th v're surprised when they &et" the 75,000 bill for the $50,000 matter." Leg,.! thr·ller author Scott I uro . ' ho e da) ob m.ll litruat th of Sonnens-.neu~ ath Ro~enthal , aid altcmat" billing creates "a more hone~t relationship betv.-e n laY.ycrs and dtent ne 111 whtch la\ )' ..., e not rev. arded for meftt 1eney." Other pluses mclude prcdJctabilitv that allow companic to forecast their legal expenses: more risk sharing between lawyers and clients: and an increased focus on successful results as opposed to piling up hours. Still, less than 2 percent of matters handled bv firms worldwide are on nonhourly basis, Legalbill Co. estimates. Multiplying the number of hours worked by a lawyer's hourly rate will still prevail 10 years from nov,:, accounting for at least 80 percent of firm revenues. Legalbill predicts. "There are many more people talking about it than actually doing it.'' said Nicky Mukerji, director of business intelligence a at the Nash\ ille-based mind-numbing tallies of consultant. ·2.000. 2.500 or more hours Tucker is somethmg of an a year. exception . The firm v. as La\\ firms point out that founded in 2003 by 80 some clients are uncomfortattorneys set adrift by the able with alternative fees. collapse of CleYeland-based And not all legal work fits a Arter & Hadden. The preordained cost. Complex lawvers decided their new class action cases are poor finn would try something candidates for fixed fees·. beside hourly billing that Moreover. some firms that didn't make them or clients lack pricing savvy have woefullv miscalculated. Vel) happy. "You "have to devote conTucker had already shifted a good chunk of its work siderable time to thinking to alternative fees when through and quantifying Eilts ga\ e his commence- these arrangements," said ment addre~s. But most law Craig Martahus, a member fi rm dung to their tradi- of Thompson Hine 's executive committee. "It requires onal Th me a period like a very high level of commut cr in modem-day nication between the client l I \\ 2009 closed with and the law firm." more than 12,000 lawyer Tucker charges an pink slip~. Demand for fixed fee for the ey services was flat. defense work it does P t per-partner shpped. United Technologies C ddenly. an idea It handles litigation ba J1ed about for 'ears had Rockwell Automation in traction. Billing by the hour Cleveland under flat fees could run counter to find- and capped fees. And it'~ ing quick solutions to part of a no' el alliance of 19 firms that has the entire clients' problems. ''It breeds inefficiency. portfolio of Pfizer Inc.'s The incentives are all outside legal work under a wrong." said Jeffre) Heal). flat fee set with each firm chairman of Tucker's trial once a year. Pfizer Associate General department. "It's been us Yersus them. almost like a Counsel Bradlev Lerman said the advantage is not Cold War.'' ·· ·obody calls a lawyer primarily to reduce the askmg them to please spend pharmaceutical giant's 20 hours on a project:· Ellis costs. though the alliance noted to the ne\\ h minted Joe~ Rathe'i-. it's the extra value Pfizer gets from legal Case graduates. lnternallv. the shift to sen.·ices because it ask<; the alternatives freed Tucker firms to collaborate with lawyers from being cogs in each other and the company. "We get inquiries from a machine. Healy said. Attorneys complain about other companies all the being voked to a wstem that time:· Lerman said. "I think rewards them ba-;ed on a you'll see that this is a ticking clock. Weary young model that is going to • associates boast of chasing relied upon ." Police: Man shot at Ohio school playground and none were injured in the Monday shooting at Linden Elementary. The school \\as on a Iockdown for about an hour shortly after I :30 p.m., when police say at least four shots were fired . Columbu.., police Sgt. James Branam says a group of men was on a playground basketball court when one of.the men was grazed by a bullet in' the back of the head . Branam says the inJured man \\as taken to a local hospital and the others fled dO\\ n an alley. Police say the shooting is not school related We~lve · Debt Problems advocate on your side! • Avoid bankruptcy and maintain yov• dign1ty • Hove on advocate deal wtth your crednor$ If you have over $ 12,000 in debt, CALL NOW! FREE Consultation r::!'> No Obligation ¢ Confidential 1-877-266-0261 .. Switch today! .1-866-541-0834 �·-...---------~--~-.,....-- .- ----~---- The Daily Sentinel -- -- Tuesd~t), March 9· 2010 Commw1ity Calendar Public meetings Church events Friday. March 12 LONG B fOM Hymn s1ng 1th OASI p.m. Faith Fuh Go p Church Other events Youth events Clubs and organizations Subm ttcd photo M1chele B1ddlestone BS IBCLC, left, 0 Bleness lactat1on consultant dl cusses donated human milk w th donor Rachel Esselburn BSN Esselburn's youngest ch1ld, 5-month-old Cayde, IS fasomated with a bottle of frozen donor human m1lk, while 4-year·old Leah watches Esselburn has donated more than 1 500 ounces of human milk wh1le breastfeedmg Cnyde and Leah O'Bieness offers donated human milk eigs nzother a record donor Birthdays ho\~ her inf,snt thn' c~ "ath hum.~n milk and hope~ In be able to help other b. bte" Rachel Essclburn. B N h.ts donated ovc.r I .50( ounce-. of malk E~lburn \\ O'Blene,o;-. 11~1 milk donor and h he.: n Ill' oh ed throueh d nJt on or b\ p10moun the null.. b nk tor fl\e H! r He thard chald \\a' Born m th:m '" \\eeJ... pren tur E. eltaurn "' ad lust ) ear. "hen ..he "u"' th r p ~.:m IUI"C h.lhlc • It rerrundcd h ·r ho\\ amportant d natt:d hum.m rmlk ts for the c 'll:K and fragile mfamr.. R1ddlestonc oftcl"' month I) brcru.tfeedm ' dus e andudm' hre t d1n k >r chool Registration n f Jrlht: II ) 20 II !.chool 'c:tr " 11 be hdd h 1ol re 1 t • ta Monda). Ma) 3, :!0 10 at Brndbur) Lcat nmg Center Appomtmcnt ate.: n~;:l..lNiar) I o sl:hedulc ull uppomtmcnt cont.tct ASK Dft. BR.C)THERS Betsy at 740-992-2165. Child keeps asking questions about death B v DR. Jovce BROlliERS o~ r Dr. Urothers: I un a bat \\Orrt d about nt) }e.tr old ch1ld She ha' :v. ) been n 'crv enl'IJtl\ • I. but I thought "h seemed hJppy enou •h mo<,t of the tune She· th quJet and hy type. o;o I often don't rc:~ll) kno\\ "h.11 she.:' thmk1ng In the pa 1 month or ~o. she h,,., b~.:cn a~ktng me qucstrons ahout 't ou m1ght find orne bO()k for ch1ldren that reflect ) ur ai!IlOMJC bt het ... :md '"111 help)ou begtn dt"· cu smn "ath }OUr dnu hter on her I -.el But' ou ~m to fc.ar th. I <ihC l'> thJitkmg .IboUt de~th bccau..e -.b( t unhapp) or uflenn!! lor some re;t';on It 1s quHe pos-.1bk for chal drcn D'>) oung as yourd.tughtcr to become depres-.cd or an;\tOU • nnd whtle 11 1 n't .tbnonnal 111 tul) ''a) to be death .tnd hca\cn We rucn't conccmcd .1bout death. she 111.1 bencl1t from "ome thcrrcJig1oll~, so I don't I nm\ "hert> lhh. i'> C•lmtng 11om I np; at she scc·m !<1 h<1\ e tell her nobod~ ll\lng c.m more than .1 pru -.ing intcre~t kno" much flbout dcnth 111 the top1c You need to U!>c What do ) ou uppo~c a:, )Ollt be t JUdgment on tha~ toptc an I make sure ) our gomg on? - l...S. Dear I .S.: A 1rl )OUr d ughter L•m "t 111 omc kmd ,dau htcr'., a~c '' l)'pl .1lly ol c·mouonal trouble Be th rc C r her UU1lllg IO fl Urc UUI th,U ••• people urc mnrtul he Dear Dr. Urothcr : undoubted!) hns c,;pen\bout l"O }C'41"!> o. t~fter cnccd firsth nd h) flO\~ th m) dt"orce I "a" feel1ng death of a pet or a rei ll\ or heard .1bout u fncnd ., \ I) down. A fnend u~ fnnul) member or pd ge ted I o '' an her to the d) m She ;., pao;t the poult local flea market>:. and '>htrt where she doesn't r. p the " coli ·dton of sometlung It \\us fun. and J no\\ hll\ e Ill) 1dc.1 of death bc111g perm C) c.: out tor olcJ hat!'., apron., nent !'low she h:-h the fc'>l nnd ceranuc duck~ ''here\ h~.;r life to gr.tpplc \\Jih cr I go But th<: ·problem as IOC~IIllltg Of ltfc, \\hal eath as, "he thea there 1s <.111 that I feel I mu"t keep ultedtlc und nil the othca sc.trchtng for these thinp C\Cil oil cB.ty quc~til)ns thut each .uHI all the time so I Lllll ne\er ,lli~>llcd 1 every one ol u~; 11111st f<tCc 'rmd con1c to tctms with in !\ly house is db<l gc11111g very cluttered-looking. und our own tndh lclt~<tl \o.uy She nMy be sturting out on I lcl!l O\eawhclmi.!d \rn 1m thflt JOUI llC) Ill I lllO'>II) trouble') - P.N. Dear 1'.1 .: I am glad ) ou intcllcctuul "ll). And you ha\C lound an outkt lor cnn help her "ath th 11 cxplorollon c\cn thou •h 11 )Our ucativlt) and u '"3)' to hft )OUr pmts alter \uur isn"t m th · contcx t of ~ h di\Orce Collcctmg ~an be a gJOll'i lrtllhliOJl. : Ch ldr~;;n I nstl'rn f.lrmrntur~ i\lclgs l t!<'lll: i\p11l :orh. 2ht. 22nd nnd 21nl 1\h·i~s Prh1lliQ 742-.,000 Arkhtlon.Jlh. 1cigs I ocul " h vtn 11 Pt~~choul 1~·ga~tr.ltlllll .md ' l rccnmt. on \Ia~ .3 21110 BroJhur) l.camm • Center 'I ou ...:.m m.tkl: tppl111lllll 'Ill'> ll\ ~;alhnl.1 992-~ 165. outhlnl lluncntnQ h '111 Prc..~htl\lll~ ''"' .llllll 9~1J-4222 .md sc \; mrg tn \lu) 5, 20Hl 7 �he Daily Sentinel Tuesday, March 9, 2010 .. The Daily Sentinel 11'1 Court Street ·Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 ·FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallyscntlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Sammy M. Lopez Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Pam Caldwell Advertising Director rkt~ 110 /,ru, re.spectiiiJ! ,, cstaMislwwm cifrd(~ticm, or prolrihititrg tlrr.fru Coll.f!'' ss shall 111 r.'l;c rdu tlu rrcif; ,,, abritf.~ill~ the .freedom of speech, or of the• Jlrtss; or tltt ri.t?llt (!f tlu people peaceabl}' to asumblc, mul to Jlrtitiou tire Gm•t:rrmtetlt for " t('drc•ss of J!rier•auces. 1 he Fir t Am ndtnent to the U.S. Constitution I () I) A Y I N 1-1 I S T 0 I~ Y Today 1s Tuesday March 9 th 68th day of 2010 There are 297 days left In the year Today s Highhght tn H1story On March S, 1862, durtng the Clv11 War. the 1ronclads USS Monitor and CSS Vlrglnra (formerly USS Memmac) clashed for f1ve hours to n draw at Hampton Roads, Va. On th1s date. In 1796 the future emperor of the French Napoleon Bonaparte marned Josephine de Beauharna1s. (The couple later d1vorccd ) In 1910 Amoncan composer Samuel Barber best remembered for h1s Adag1o for Stnngs was born '" West Chester Pa In 1916 Mex1can ra ders led by Pancho V11la attacked Columbus N M k l1ng 18 Amer cans In 1932 Eamon de Valera was appo nted head of government of the lr h Fr; State In 1945 dunng World War II US B-29 bombers launched tncend ary bomb attacks agamst Japan, result· ng In an eshm t d 100 000 deaths In 1954 CBS newsman Edward A Murrow cntrcally revtewed W sconstn Sen Joseph A McCarthy's anti· Commumsm campa gn on See II Now In 1959 Mattol s Barb1e doll created by Ruth Handler, made Its pub'1c debut at the Amencan International Toy Farr rn Now York In 1964 the Supreme Cou1t, tn New York Ttmes Co v. Sulhvan ruled 1hat pub 1c off1c1als who charged they'd be n I bcled by n ws reports could not recover damages unl s th y prov d t 1 mal co o the part of the news n z to Partisanship~ bad now in Washington? Think again . Bv J1M ABRAMS Inc ~urrent p.trtJ•mn dt\ade as as stark nd nasi) o~o; an) an recent hasto1)' anrl on ulmn~t e\er. ts ue from health oarc to cncrg} mdepcndence to re\" tng the cconom} - there's liule or no cHon to find common ground But fierce pohllcnl b.mle i-; ftlso a trnd1110n mgr.uncd m Amcncan hi tory If todn) \ ho... tde environment is pattiCU)trl} Intense. tt's do\\nnght genteel comr>.1rcd 10 mnn) b.tttle of the past 1 he Civrl Wur. \\hen .mt1 und pro· Iaven forces spht the nntmn. 1<; the mo-;t extreme e\amplc But there':-; al o th be annm of 11 "~Ot t ' '' h n t { umt) m n: ' 1b nd tru bJ R )Q:sc\t.:h "· red fimn l O\emm nt s you g accuser took once cons1dered the pop all godly mo ~=~st ng him the coolest guy n the world J ckson was later acquitteo ) Dan R ther s1gned off for the last ume as pnnctpal anchorman of The CBS Evemng News" One year ago President Barack Obama hfted George }N Bush-ora hmtts on usmg federal dollars for embryon- y g IC stem cell research Todays Birthdays Former Sen. James L Buckley tconservatlve-N V.) Is 87 Country smger Mickey Gilley Is 74 Actress Tnsh Van Devere IS 69. Smger Mark Lindsay (Paul Revere and the Ra1ders) IS 68 Former ABC anchorman Charles G bson 1s 67 Magaztne ed1tor M1chael Kin ley Is 59 TV newscaster FaUh Dan1els IS 53. Actor d~r ctor Lonny Puce 1s 51 Actress Linda Ftorentlno 50 Thought for Today: "Delay IS the deadliest form of denial - C. Northcote Parkinson, British author ( 1909·1993) The Daily Sentinel Reader Services Correction Polley (usPs 213·960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Ow m oonr '1'1 n al ator s to Pub odTuosday throvg)l Friday. 111 If you k: ow Of an CI"Or Coull Sl1oet. Pomeroy Oll!O. Seconon a story ea u n • (7-40) c ss postago paid c Pomeroy 992 215&. Member: Too AssoCiated Press a!ld • QniO Newspaper A$s;,ctS'IO!l Postmastel: Send a<ldwss correc· Our moln number Is O..O:y Sent111 PO Ek;.x (740) 992·2156. 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Wocks '35.26 "70 70 '140 11 Outside Meigs County 12 Weeks •ss ss 26Wcoks '11360 52 w ks '227 21 1 he current e~onomtc trouble!. hn'c collided ~Hh Pr tdent B r: ObOtm..t's ·ffort! t ch r 2 m nt td \\ \ ~ f p prote~ m \CnlCnt Ilk ll t 111~ un n m Jod " a '>0 d tn fu lrd n en E' t B )h that lht: Dcmocmt recently • rd ·J do not lo\e C'ongre !.. a he announced he \\ould not run for re..elcct10n. H1s ...cnumcnt ha\~:: been heard before. PU.t) polltrc.... Prc!:ltdcnt Gc~nge Wush 1ngton !'.aid tn lus fnrC\\ ell ,,ddrcs~ in 1796, ··:tgl!.rtcs the cnmOHinity wrth ill-lounclcd J~·aluu~ie~ ;rnd fu lst' ahums.'' 11 "kindlcc; 1he ani· mo it) of (Inc p:u 1 .rgninst another (andl foment'> llCdt ionnll) riot ,md ansurrel'Uon :· Alter t\\O centunes. the nation continues to ignore 1ts fnundmg father' me' n~c "\\ c vc had panr an.,h1p C\ er stnce '>'C'\e had lcdcral go.. ernment." Senate lllstonnn Donald Ritchre 'aid. "'BtJXtrtr~Uil'\hlp 1 real!) the e,t;cepllon 10 the rule " Partt ...un hap !!Ot ott to ,, raucou~ tan in the prcs1dl'mJ.tl elecuon of 1800 ''hen the mcumbcnt. John Adam,, u Fcdcrnlrst. fnced hi' ~ice prcstdent, Thomus Jcflcr~on, a Dcmo~rm-Republtcan. Adams' sup- porters portrayed Jefferson n a liher· tine ~ ho "auld bnng J rench Rc,oluuon- l) lc nn.trch) to the coun tl). Adams '" ns brnndcd u monarcha t and charnctcnz.ed ..~ t<X>thlc\' und senile The elecuon· n.~percu ~ron \\Cal! deadI). Jefferson beat Adam . but under the electoral"' tt.:m at the time the Hou e had to •dcctdc bcmecn Jefferson ,md his runmng m te AniOn Burr. \\hO rece1ved the !'.ttmc number Of electoral \OtC\ PcderaJrsl Alex.mder llmmhon helped s\\ :l) the 'ote to Jefferson. n sour~c of per on· ul animosity that led ton duel 111 1804 \\here Burr hot n I k lied H.mu Iton Bu1 It w n t unul lh I t)30 en popul I led bv I Ol th 'hape caence prufe \\ a<.hangwn l n pponent refe ., • ften cr a Ilk! nkc)' a 1 )mbol Bmd...r aad " \C f part1san hap tend to cmn..adc \Hlh ffi<~JO chnngc to the nation as a "hole TI1c most dramanc example came m the nuddle of the 19th cntul). In 1856. Rcpublkan aboltt111111't Sen Charle~; Sumner. m u Senate !oi.pcech. u~cused u Dcmo~l.liiC colleague. Andn:w Butlct of Smllh orolinn, of t3.king an ugl) mistiCS'\, "the harlnl, ~laver)." Rep. P•c~lun Brooks of South Can>hnn, 13utlcr's rela11vc, entered the Scnnrc chnmlx:1 und bent Sumner \\ ith n cane. nc,trly 1\illin!! htm. The rcdcfinitton thnt de\ eloped ttnder Teddy Roo'c' ell bet::nnc e'<en more pronounced durmg the Depre~~iun, ''hen 1-ranklm Roose., ell' Dcmocr 11 and the Repubhcnns debated btg go,emmcnt and fought O\ er the creatton o1 octal Secunt). The golden age ol b1partJ1> nship to the extent it cxi!>tcd. came m the 1940 through the 1960 \\hen pohu ctan" united behmd \\orld \\ur II .tnd the Cold \\ nr and neither p.tn) had n • dear cut tdeolog). Demcx r t h. d thear 1\orthcrn liberals and ~ t m con enathes . .,,bile the GOP ,.. dnrded bet\\ een (j d t 1 Republican and Rocke!~ c1 Rcpubhcan,. That all began to chanE.: " t th Cl\ tl n!!ht' rnO\ cment nd th~: Repubhcan takeo\ er of th ~ th · aid Rucht\:. ·the Alter that. Dc.::mocrats became the ltberal p n) and Republican~ the cQn\CnatJ\C!. There ju t aren't th.ll nHIII) pcnpl m the mtddle whl> .:an be pc1 u.tdcd to break rank.'' The Congre~~10nal QU<11 h:rl) \\htch trnck~ \01111!.! trends. saoyo; th.tt 10 2009 both House .md • c nate Democrats votcd v. ith their pari) ') J percent of the time on' ote~ "hctc the t\\ o p:trt1e "ere at odd!> I ht~l "01 t or near record le\ cl~ of untt) '' r both Jlou\e nd Senate Republic 1 nearh .1.. unified That ·c. u .,harp contro t t \\hen on!) 51 pcr~ent o O~;mocruts bac.kcd thetr p rt called pan) unit) 'ote "hen onh 56 pert'ent l Repubhcaais fell in Ime '"at 1 ell pam po iuon "Ciearl~ ) ou ee the countf') 1 \ tng mto rival camp mu~h more ~ d a)) un~ that fihen, throut-:h tn the Congres, in a hull).'' s, td ~t.:n Ron' \\ 'den. D-Ore.. \\ ho ha rv d m the House and Senate for n~.;ari) three dec~dcs and ,., knov. n ll'' \\Orkmc ~ v.dl \\ilh Republk:mo; . 1 In I he 19~0s. he 'md. the.: rc v. ere sharp phtiO,Ophical difference., but 11 \va~ :-.till po sable f01 Prc.,td nl ~ Ronald Rl·agun and hi~ rmun ant go· IllS I Ill Congrc' . H,.lUsC Spe<~kcr rI O'Ne1ll. to \\Ork together on ~~ I Secun" retonn t\ \otci<. are di gu~£ed th.u t -.tde'> increa~m!!h an: unabt 10 \\ rk together. Wyden ,nid But h.. ncknm\ led!!ed tt • not 1 ' t change untrl more 'oters com ' 1 t to the1r repre;;entatt\e m ( m A~~rJmg to Wj den A ··Jf a lot <:asaer for pe-ople to 'Look rm gomg to go\\ tlh n) p I .tn fnend" und tf') ro a\ o1d th" h pneI .... �~----.---~----------------------------------·-------------------- Tuesday, Mlll·<.·h Obituaries Phyllis Louise Walker Ph)lhs l..oua e (llarlc~") \\alkcr. 87, Nc'' lln,en. \\ \n ''ent to be v.11h the Lord Jesu'l Ctm 1. Sundn) M ..rch 7, m Holzer Sr Cure Center urroundcd by her lhs \\as u bciO\Cd ~randmothet, grent ndmothea und grc,tl grcnt gmm.lmothca. Sh~ w.ts horn July 3. 19:!2, 111 J.\ltnHlll, W.Vn to the lntc l·ll• (Napter) Shult1 and Okc) Local Briefs Stuart's offers free film screening Youth league sign-ups Under Great White Northen I 1 •ht-. a v1sual and cmouon.~l feature len~th lilm documentm fhc Whnc Stnpe makmg thcu WJ) thruu"h and l:Uimmaun "uh therr RACINf::. - The Racme 'Iouth H ON\ II I I Stu.tn' Opera Canada lOth Anna\ersnr) hO\\ 111 No'a 1~a u.: w1ll hold a final Mgn up for chal House 111 elo;om 1llc "tit be ho')ung n Scotia. 11w; f1lm ts free and no uc.kt:l., drcn v.ho \..:J h to pia)' m the league th1s free !iCreenang of th~; brand new Whale are needed. spnng from 10 nJU. - 2 p m . Saturda) tnpes tour doi.'umcntnry "Under M.ut.h 13 nt the Racmc Masomc Lodge. For more inforn1.1t10n call 740·75:\ <lreat Whuc N()rlhcrn l aghts'' at 7 1924 or vao;1t v.ww.&tunrt&opern Chaldrcn rcg1stered after thi~ date "all ruquire u $5 lute fee paid per child house.org. p m. \\edncs<l.1y 1 For the Record li nrle"~ Ph)llis lo,cd the I ord \:fOChctlll£, C'anastu .tnd playang on the computer he enJO)Cd sp ndmg tune \\ nh fnends und f,uml} he worked man) _} c.U'S ac; a sccunt) guard before rcurang 111 NC\\ lim en She attended Fmth Bapu L Churr..h, l1son W \a In • dd111on to her p.m:nt • she v. s preceded an death b) her husband. Huben \\ulkcr. t\\ ' on • Donald Meado,.. s and Bobb) Mcado\\ • three sons·m law Darrell BCJdglc). lame Elkm . und Thon1.1 orn , one gmnd en. Ste\en Elkm . and four brothers \\!I ham. Jame~ nnd Ja<.-k Harles • and Charles Shultl, Jr Ph~llas 1 ur.a\cd b) one on. Cl)dc ami "Irene·· Mcadow • Augu m. G.1 , lhrec daughters Delore., nml ··rn Ricl1.1rdson" Elkms. \ 1rganaa Bench. \ u , Ella and '"Da\ c" Lo''mnn, Hartfmd, \\'.\n. Ph) Ill Norris. Muskegon. Mtch., two dnugh&crs m-1. ''. Manh. Bell Meadows. Portland. Ohao, and I andn Mcado'''· Cle\eland. Ohio. 18 grund~.;haldrcn. 1crcsa (J.unic) Coon. James (Mnryil<1u) l\tradow . Tuntm) \loll)) D--l.ong, Iunyu (Se.ot) C.uTUway. Clydl' (I ora) r-.Jc,tdow ~. Jnhn tHee!-;:)) t\ 1eadowc., Donnn to.tCB\\en. J,tmcs (G1111) Elkms. Jennifer Young, Derek (Susan) Bndgh:\, 0,11ton (Jcnnafer) Badgle).. Ben Lowman • bb.> (Barb)· 1c.td0\\!o., K1m (Don> Zednik. Charle' • ..tdo'"" Sh.mnon Mcndm~r . Jerry Noms. Pam Root. 32 great grnndcluldrcn. Clydc 1cadow ~ lU Charl1e Me.ado,.,c; Make (K.I)tecl Coon. Brundon tA hie)) Coon JD Me dO\h R\~rondolyn 1c dm\ Je ::.1c Hams. Tarn (Encl M~oC' m hke \1\,;E\\Cn Chns McEv.en, Knt1e (Tim) Hmkle. ihnh Elkm,, Jame-; BenJ<lmin Elkin . Jo h ( 1nn) )oung. IChole Young. J "on )oun~. Lauren Badgley. R.> n Badgle). nm !D mel Gro\\, Katet)n Badgle). 1 llu B dgle~, S gc B.1dgle) Sa1lor Bndglc)', Bobb) Me d l\\ ~. J me teado\\ c,, John Mtadow . Jo eph MeadO\\ . Thomns om ... Angct1ca Noms: 'tep-grund children Da\ ad Lo\\ man, B1ll (Annae Lowman. Mehnda (Don) \\ootcn. I on I owman. 6 great ,gre:u-grnndcluldren. 1 !Col ter. nn (Chuckl Tmdle). Pomero). OH. and man) niece . nephc\\-; und cousms. In compl)m~ \\lth Phylhr..' \\t!\he.,, then: '"II be no \1!>1tatlon. A cn1cc w11l be held at hulh Baptl'il Church, M.tson. W.Va on ~cdnc d.l). March 10 at 2 p m., With Pa tor Ron Brunch olficwting Blmtl Will be :tt Lehtn fails Ccmetef) Letart Folio;. Oluo 1t the com emence of the fa mIl) In lieU of Oowcn; ple~e m kc a donauon to H~ l1..er Ho pa . G llhpoh Ohw 45M I The Daily Sentinel • J,agc As \\ ww.rnydniJyscntincl.com t,J, 2010 Arraigned POMFRO'I \mu •ned on felony an Mc1gs Count) Common l.OUnts Pie s C urt appomtcd coun cl • Chns \\'ard, non-:supp r1. S 1,000 perwnal rccogmzancc bond. S I 000 suret) bond. trial ~et for Mn) 4 Tenoglta nppoanrcd counsel • La a P1erce. e cape. 1.000 pcr-;on al recogm1..ance bond. anal oret forM } 4. Tenoglla appmmed coun~cl I lome Fmance, Columbu'i, against Jeri') M Oldaker, 1Jddlcport. und other., and b\ Deutc;che Bank at1onul Trust" Co .• Fon Wonh, Tel.'"· agatn 1 MarJorie Stone. Galllpoli and others. Foreclosure POMERQ) - An action for dt o lut10n of mamage v.a filed in Me1g Count~ Common Pleas Court b~ Fantas) L. Durham, I...angs' tile and Stc\cn R Durham, Vmton • Amber 'Jo1k forgcl) und recehmc &olen propc11) 1.000 personal recO.fml.atl c bond, 1,000 o;uret) bond, tn I d M ) -l C'hn topher Tenoghn appomt d coun el • John Pulhn ... non <;uppon of dcpcndcm . I 000 p rsonnl recogPOMEROY - Ac..:ru.m for foreclo nti'ance bond, S I 000 suret~ bond. :.ure v. ere flied m Mc1g" Count) tnnl ct lor Mn)' 4 1enogha Common Pleas Coun b) Chase Dissolution Yourn ART MONTH Student art on exhibit at French Art Colony BY A NDREW C ARTER MVOAILY N'fl• COM Artwork by Gall poliS Ctty School Dtstrlct students from ktndergarten through h1gh school ts on d1splay now through March 25 at French Art Colony rn Gal11pohs. Andrew Carter/photos Minnie .Mae (Kitchen) McKenzie Pomeroy rrom 1,age • TheatrerromPage At " 1y fnend \\Cre shocked.'' Blnnl..en htp md about her dec• 1011 to followang ncung and take on what many nctre c~ con 1der the creme de Ia creme of mu ical role - Mnmn Ro~\,': Blanken h1p ntd he'd seen the film "Gypsy- a-. a ch1ld and Lbought "I COil do Rose." She then ~tnrtcd takin.g 'oice lcs~ons and prclt) sonn she gm tu t.tke "pl'rfonmng ns M~ma Rn~c:· oil htt bu~kct list, though she Joking)) s~1id bemg an ft pll' fight 1cmams to be cht.:ckcd oil. Jordan Shear ol Mnnsl1~}d ~~ .1 c}~cl b) du) butln'l weekend he als.o perfo1 mcd tn ~) p~) ., "There 1s more oppottU illl) here than one lhmk:;. Shear aid about "orkmg ns an actor m C olumbu,, " sentllncnt shared by h1s youn •cr co sutr. l:.mma Besl '~ho pln)ed )OUng Damty June Be!.t oad nudiuonmg m 'Columbu ' 1 above all el~ '"fun·· und she Inc to \\Ork an tun m betv.een u hecuc schedule of d.111ce and .sctmg te sons. and uf cotlThe • M:hool Be t's dcd1cullon tmpreso;cd ~;0- tar Blanke'l htp who a ked "when do )OU lccp>'' Jommg a fonner emplo)ec an the con'itructJon bu HJe,s, a chef nnd an elemental) school student ts ~~. ngnse..rrocessor Jim BOll)• kofColumbu~"ho,,asnlsom ~)P.'~· Bou),iC~ said the clement that sets C P apmt 1 rhe mtunatc 'enu~ which allows the audal"ncc to Ieel more connected to the sho\1. ·'Gvpsy" Du-cctor Make Mruuer agreed, sa) ing their \enue. ~ at Axis mghtclub in the Short North. pmVtde.s n "dlfntmosphcre" th.tt pmyult.:s a ..one. O!l ont: experi~ce'' you ''gel to ~rtO\V )UUr nc•ghhors.slltlll!? wtth ytlll. , Shnnng .t thcutr1Cnl pcttorrnanl:c w1th lll'lghbors ~~c~n t nwkt:' a thcalrl· troupe in C'nlumhw. all that much Jaflercnt than one in ~kigs Count), both u11l11?d hy 11le human cle mcnt collecting urnund the oppo1tunit) to pet f?n11 much like g) ps•c"' a.. th ch 1 Cl) P'"-) Ro ... ~.: I ec rn1ghtluncnt Next up to• Ihe (SP 1 u pcrlorrn•n~.:l' of the ":5th Annunl J>utnam County Spclhn~ B\,:~,:'' \ptil 30 !\.1ay .2 and ~lny 7 8 in the theatre at Ax1s Other up ·onung performances include "Rocky I lorror" wh&ch bcgms on Oct. 22 and the Chnstmas muo;&cnl " uncrud~cn.'' \\h1ch begms on Dec. 10. also nt AXIS l·or more mformntaon about CSP. go to centerstagepln)ers com A ocmnon \\h1ch \Hll be purchru cd b\ the a soc1 t1on nd u ccf dov. nto"' n TI1e third md fmnl read mg of nn nm,·ndment to the ,., 0 rdmg 111 ordannncc 461 v.a .. ,1ppto\cd. c1. rif11 rng wl1.1t work requ11c a buald mg permit 111 the 'all.tg.c. ·n1c orchnuncc now reads. "E, 1\;h pcr:,on. firm or corporatio 11 thut dcsucs 1o creel, ~oustruct, 11111 ,e. enlarge, altr• 01 clemolish nny hualding or ~rrucwre is required to ohtum a scpn· 1 rute buildul • permit 1or etch buald111 • or stnll;ture from rhe code enforcement officer. o permit shIll be requared for nunor 1ntenor or cxtcnor rcpauoc;. alter nhon~. or rcpla~,;cmcnt~ in kuu.l or 111 buildmg '' luch do not mvol\'c all\ l:h:mge 111 the 1r ~uppon111g \Hill~ • member~ or !itructurnl part. or'" the1r t.urwn) • Visit us online at www.mydallysentlnel.com You1' online sou1·ce for netus cle' ntors or fire e cape " The Ma)or· Repon for February v. a appro' ed \\ 1th Pomcro) takmg m a total of 21.665 in fines and forfeiture . Abo included m the report "ere the figure 1 on p. rkmg meters. ucke~ and parkmg pcmul \\ h11.·h brought Ill a total ot I .97 .56 111 Fe brunt'). All membcn; of counc•l \\ere pre,cnt for I st mght's mectrn • WHO CAN I DEPEND ON TO GUARANTEE MY TAXES ARE DONE RIGHT? Get It Right. 51111 Click, call or come ov hrblock.com I 800·HRBL0Ct< H&R BLOCK" Ask for Angela, Angelia, Carla. or Allison at �Identity thieves' latest scams If the finandal LOnsequences v.;ercn't ~>o damaging. you might nlmllSl ltnd humor in ho\\ idcntit\ thelt has hu1che1'ed the English language in recent )~ars "Phishing," "phanning" un<.l "vishing" Hre just a tew ''a) s ~~11tmnals C!Cl't''>~ per~onal infnt'mntion the' 'II use to open illicit nccntu1ts. rem apartments. or C\ en char!!c to medical prorednn.;o; ::;omeone \, m~uranee plan. Unfl1rtllnatcly. ewry time Oltthoritics plug one hole, crafty criminals figure out new wav:. to trick uns\Js pccting \ it:lims. Some 110\\ even ~teal children'-. Soc:ial Scntrit) number'\, n1ining their crt~dit lon!! before they ·ve t)penetl ~" single nccount. 'lh protect yumsdf ,md ) our ramtl). be\' are or thc:!se ~cams: Phishing: \Vhere ) nu recciV\.' 1111 email, pmportedly from a lm.,teu !)Ource like a governmem agcnc) or ) our bank. u. king ) ou tn :-upply or cnutit m account inforrnati\m, loc-in ID.s 1lr p.ts:-.wor,t..., Legitimate outfits nc\'er ask \ ou tn vcrif\ .sensitive inft)tmution by t>muil (or ln'er the phone). \\'hen in doubt. contact the organization yourself. And nc\ er click on the link provided \\ 1thin the email it PageA6 IL The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, Marcl1 9, 2010 Six Meigs colorectal cancer deaths predicted for year SENTINEL STAFF MDSNEWSCMVOAILYSf:.NliNELCOM POMEROY 'I lle r~duce tht' risli. ot' l'Oion cancer. Studie~ show lhm hl.!ing overweight or obest• incrca:-.· I!~ the tisk. Pee tple who&t.: diet& include a high amount of red ~mel processed meats are nlso .tt incrca~c.!d risk. Colorecwl cancer is the third mn<.t common cancer in both men ~md wome11, behind lung. and prostate breast cancer/ nnd Accordine to the i\mcril:an Canl'CJ s'i:)cicty, more than 150 ,OUO n~w cases "' ill be reported nationwJde this year. und nearly 50,000 will di~: from i L. Evcrvnne 50 and older b urged i(> talk 10 then· doctor and be screened for colorectal cuncer. More than 90 percenl or colorectal cancers arc lound in individualc; 50 and older. coJorectaJ cancer scr~:ening is generally recommended once evcrv four in I0 colorectal cancer cases are dia!.!nu~ed at the early stage.. ~ Screening has leJ l(t significant <.leclinc::~ in colorectal cancer nne over the past two decade<.,, meaning less :.uffcring and m lives a\'Cd. Another risk lat·tor colon cancer incltldc~ family history or the dic.case. If someone in a person's family has been diagno~ed with colon cancer, other::. are 1.11 greater rb.k. Limiting alcohol and prm:es!'ed and red meats and controlling portion size:. are other fattor~ that help Je..:rease the chances ol developing colon cancer. Ame1 ican Canct'r Society projects tlhll 15 people in I 0 yean.. • Nlcigs Count) v. ill be dm!!Screening fo1 colon cannoscd will1 colon.•c:tnl cancer has been proven to cel this yeat. and that -.ix reduce dcarh.., from the dis''til Ju:: from it. ease both by tlecreasing the During March, the mnnber o" people who are Jason American Cancer Snctety c.liagnose<.l with it anJ by Alderman encourages rncn :tl1ll women linding a higher proponion .tge 10 and older to get, tc:.t· oJ cancer,:, earlv when it is ed for colorcctal cancel. rnore tn::atable. · Coloru\.'lal cancer - comScreening dramatically monly referred 1o OJ:. colon improves survival chances Skimming: Where euucer - i.\ a cancel' that - colon c;.mccr's survival croob u:.e nn·altl'J'ed A'l'~l can be pn:vented when prcrate is 90 percent when :-.lot <tnd ~amera:, .to recon.l cancerou~ polvp~ are !ound found earl}. Bul. only half ac\.'t)Uilt tnf01nw11on: also. I and removcd. • of Americans get recom\\ hL'n dt!>bonc:-.1 ;;tore or .Healthy lifl.'stvlc bt•ha\'ior:. mended sueening, anti qnly reswumnt employee~ usc a · portahlc cnrd rc.tder to ---------------------------------------skim crcuit or debit card infurmat inn. Spp\ arc: Illicit :.oft ware \'OU Ulll·d10\\ ingly dlHVllJoad when you open nn GREENFIELD IAPl ~ounts or ~hi ld endangersouthwest of Columbus. boys' mother doe'in't live in email auachment. dick on 1 Authorities have Jailed a ment. Bond \\as set Monday Police :>av Lhe boys were the home. <1 pop·up \\ indm\ or Jown- I father alter it house fire No other details about the at S I miJ11on, and a public a!!e" 3 and 4. loJc.l a corrupted '>ong or killetl his two young sons in defender will be a~sil!ned. ~Police Chief Tim Hester famih were released immegnme. The spywnn.: can :.nuthcm Ohio. The lire was r~ported says officers arrh·ing at the diate!}·. then record >;our keyCoonrod, 42. \\as about 12:.30 a.m. Sund:~y in fire said Coonrod appeared Fire investigators are still Wesley strokes lo ohta1n account information t)J ferret out aneo;ted Sunday on two Greenfield. ahuut 50 miles inlox.kated. Hester says the tr) ing to determine the cause. Ohio dad jailed after sons killed in fire conttdential inl'ormation on your computer. Don '1 forget goud-oldMEIGS C:C)UNTY COUl~T NEWS ra~hioned pickpncketing. mail theft and rMting POMEROY Mei!!s OckemHm, Wl!<.tervillc, $30 license: Karrinka A. Perdue. Cmtnt)' Court Judge Ste\cn and costs. speeding: Karl V. Pomero), $30 nnd costs . through your trash. f'o reduce your ri-:k of L. Story reet:ntly proce~s Ohlinger. Rutland, $375 ami rlY right of \\ ay: Lisa R. identity theft. alwa)s: the following cases: • co~ts. 180 da):. in jail. 177 Pierce, ReeJ:.ville, $90. Jl)O • Sl11eld ke) pads fmm the RicharJ E. .\tanin. su!-.pcnded. probation. D\Vl days in jail. probation. vioC) cs of''shoulder surfers" at Pomerov, $115, 90 davs in and/or drugs of abuse: R\·an lating protection order. '''JI'C~ nnd ATMs. juil, suspended, probation. S. Ohlinger. Letart. W.Va .. $115. 180 day~ in jail. pro• Shred papl!rwork and assault. $90. 90 da):. in jail. $25 anti ~osh. ~eat be1t-pu'- bation. as~ault, S 100 and could take you to a cop)Cat recei~1ts containmg persnni.ll su ycnded, pro~utinn. vio· ~cnger: Tnl\i~ J. Ohlinger, cQsts. probatioru. disorderly website capable 111 inle~ting or account information. laung protectiOn ord~.·r. Pomeroy. $200 and costs. conduct. $90. 30 days in ) our computer. • Lock np \our Social $115. <>o days in j.ail.l:n '5U'- 60 da) :-. in jail. ~7. suspend- jail. probation. criminal Smishin~ (for "Short Securit) cnrcl aild unneeded pended. pr<'b<~llon, tclc- ed, probmll>n. dnnng under trcspas:-.: Kathryn M. Pitini. l\lcs...agt• Sen ic~.. ); Like credit 1.'arJs. • FREE 24-n lin Technical Sup pori phone h.anhsment; Stephen suspension. $30 and co~ts. Btistol. Tenn .. $30 and • Unlimited Houn, No Conlrod<l phi-.hing. only it u<..e'i text • Cnrefulh scan monthh D. Mnrtlll. Albany, $30 a~d probation, :-eat belt viola- costs. :.pccding; Deanna L. • 10 E·mcil Addrtr$$n me... -.aces sent to vour cell credit curd tmd bank ~tate- CO!i11:>, as-;ured clear ths- tion: Law renee A. Pannell, Pitman, Charleston. W.Va .. • flfE Spom Prole<lion phone:· ment~ lm· erroneous lance: CharJe, R. Ma~h. N.::w Albanv. $30 nnd costs. $30 and costs. :-.peeding. • lnvoic& BillinQ Available Vishing (voice phish· charge.... Rutlund. $35 nnd co:.ts, no child re~traint·1 Jitendra Jonathan L. Prea... t. Albam. • Reliable AcNu Since 1994 ing): An automated voice • Monitor '>O.tr credit passing bad checks; Joh~ S. :\. Patel. Syha, NC. SSO $90. I 80 in jail. probation. me~sa~e that dire~.:b ) ou tO report::. for error~ or frauduMatuszak. Col~mbus. $30 and costs. speedmg, $200 theft: Ke1lv K Prickett, cull } bank or credit card lent ucthit). You can order andcoSL'i,speedmg:Charlcs and ~,."{hts. 10 du\~ in Jrul. Dublin, S30 and cu:-.ts. compan) l nder rhe pretext Cln,e lrt!e report per ) ear L. McConnel. Mounds' ille. su. pended. no operator.., -;peedmg, Bradle) S. Pugh. of cle. nng. up u problem from the three mllJor credit \\ \a: $30 and cu~ts ,1 ~.:cn~e. $30 iirtd co t • se GU)'-\tlh:, $90. disorder() hke the tt). 'ou ·u be fl ked bureau~ at \\ v. ~ annual- <>pee.dtng; Scan A belt 10 r Rupc-. K \.0 du~-:1. D\l,ayne E. Qualls. www.core.com to '>hare pers"onal or account creditrepo~.com. ~kDo'Aell, Glen Allen. ~n·: Patel Rule1gh, r.. ~ Pon ~ \ $50 ancJ CO!>t:O. mfonnauon. Keep a h:.t of • Rcfram from making S3_0 nnd co-;ts .• peedmg. cost . equtpment mt~usc dJsorderh conduct: Bmdle) company toll-tree numbers online pur~hn~e ... ffl)m u11fn- Mteh~el K. 1 Mcintyre. Jacob R. Patton. Alban). S Ram"c). Ripley. W.Va.. handy so ) ou can ca II them rnil~~r w~.b.sites: ami looJ.. :vashu~g~o.n, W..\a_.. Subscribe today: : S30 nn? $200 and co ts, 10 duys in $200 and costs, 10 da}s in airectJ) V. iLhOUL fearing to)r http~ m th~ addre ...s. ~:osts. ~p~.:edmg. 1homas £ jall. -.e~ ~u..,pended. pro- tat! ..vcn su~pended. pro~·ou ve been g1ven bogus 1 hese are onl) a lew ~,r the l\ Tc~ 1anu~. Rnletgb. ~C. bauo opemtor·.., 11 110 driver license. mfom1atton. I al o progmm precaution~ ~ou slmuld rou- $30 .111d cost:; . ..,peCdlllg tn\ b.tnk-:' and credit card unci) t~ke to protect your W~rd r. McNeely. ~~~uer... phone numbcn. pc~on,ll mfonnation. For Mtlwood. W.Va., $375 und more tip~. 'i. it Practical co~b. ISO days in jail, .177 but not a'--count numbers probat1on. toto m) cell phone 111 ca!o;e ~1one.> Skills for Life. Visa l'll,pended. Jn~.':. free personal financial !Jcense ~u!'.pendc_?. DWI I'm tra"eltng Pharmiug: Where back- mnnagement program 1 and/or drugs • t?l <t~ll!->~; ers redirect you from a legtt {\\-WW practtcalmoneyskills.c 1 t\nhur L. McNetl, 1\ltat~u. Natural gas j, an e~tremel~ safe form of energy and is transported to Fla .. S40. and costs. ~qu1p· trnate web!-itc to an impostor om/security). industrial. Commercial and residential customers by buried pipeline.. (Ja,on Aldermmr dirrcts ment mtsu ...e; Cnug B. site to harvec;t tfann) pcr\'is"t1\ jiuctm ial t>ducation ~lchr. Ath~n'>, ~30 and ~onal data vou· vc been ~aturat gas pipeline~ are built and operated in accordance \Vith State and a"kcd to provide. Socialnet- progmms. Si~n up fur his co~t:-. <>pecdmg: :0.11chael f>· Federal Safety Co<.lcs. Pipeline~ are a reliable and safe meth\Jd to tran~port workin!! sires like Facebc,ok free momltly e-Ne,t·s!t'tterut ~t1ddl<!ton. Lanc~J.Ster. S.'O natuml gas. nnd Tv.iner mc~s1111!iv are wwwprllc !icalmone,·~kil/s.c and ~thlS. ~Pt;Cdlll~: S<::~tl ommewsletlet.) R. ~ltcgel. Jup1ter, Ha., _,() being tnrgded. .. • our 1-877-267-3266 i 992-2155 Public Awareness Safety Message I -----~- ~nd ---- Meigs County Forecast Tu('sda) ...~Tostl) sunny. Hi2hs in th~ lo\\cr 60s. East wind~ around 5 mph ...Bccoming ~outheast around 5 mph in the after· noon Tue!>da) night. ..Cioud). Sh()w~r~ like!\ ... t-.1ainh after nHLinislll. Not ns cool \\ ith IO\\ :c. 10 the mid 40". Suuthl!ast \\ mds arounJ 5 mph. Chance of rain 60 per<;ent. Wedne~da~ ... Cloudy \\ ith a 30 percent ch;m..:e nf ..,hov.ers. Highs m the mid South~!a~t wind:> 60s. around 5 mph. Wedne..,dav night... Most!) cloud) \\ith a 30 pcrc~nt chance of h\lWCrs. Low~ in the upJX'r 40s. Southea<.l "ind" around 5 mph. 'fhursda'l ... Cloudy. Shower~ likeiy.•.r·.tainly in . . .~afternoon. Htghs 1!1 the nml 60s. Chance ol nun 70 pc:>rccm. !hur~day night ...Cioud) wuh a )() percent chance of shower!). Lnws in the upper 40s. Frida~ ...Cloudy. . A chance or l'hO\\ crs 111 the n1l1ming ...The11 sho\\ ers likely with a chnncc of thundet"S;tvnm in th~. nftcrnoon. H tghs m the 1111d 60-.;. Chance of rain 70 percent. Friday night ...Cloudy with shov. ers lik~ly. Low:; in. the I<'\\ er 40~. Chance of nun 70 percent. . _ Saturda) ...Cloudy \Vl!h ::t .:-0 percent chance uf showers. llighs 111 the mitl 50s. Saturday night... Showers likely. Lowe; ~n t~e uppt'r 30s. Chante ot ram 60 percent. th~ Local Stocks AEP (NVSE) - 34.18 AkZo (NASDAQ) - 54.85 Ashland Inc. (NVSE) - 50.82 Big Lots (NYSE) - 30.2835.98 Bob Evans (NASDAQ)- 30.79 BorgWarner (N YSE) - 37.75 ~ntury Aluminum (NASDAQ) - 15.03 Champion (NASDAQ} - 1.28 Charming Shops (NASDAQ)6.50 City Holding (NASDAQ) - 33.56 Collins (NVSE) - 59.49 DuPont (NVSE) - 35.37 US Sank (NVSE) - 24.99 General Electric (NVSE) - 16.27 Harley·Davldson (NYSE) 26.63 JP Morgan (NVSE) - 42.95 Kroger (NVSE)- 22.90 Limited Brands (NYSE) - 23.47 Norfolk Southern (NVSE)52.97 Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NAS· DAQ)- 24.84 SST (NVSE) - 28.71 Peoples (NASDAQ) - 15.31 Pepsico (NYSE)- 64.15 Premier (NASDAQ) - 7.95 Rockwell (NYSE) - 56.14 Rocky Boots (NASDAQ) - 9.02 Royal Dutch Shell- 57.15 Sears Holding (NASDAQ) 101.87 Wal-Mart (NVSE)- 54.15 Wendy's (NYSE) - 4.59 WesBanco (NYSE)- 16.04 Worthington (NYSE)- 17.19 Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. ET closing quotes of trans· actions for March 8. 2010. provided by Edward Jones flnan· clsl advisors Isaac Mills In Gallipolis at (740) 441·9441 and Lesley Marrero In Point Pleasant at (304) 674·0174. Member SIPC. .. co~h. ~pc~ding; Antlrew T. ~tiller, Dai-.). Tenn .. $.~0 and co~h. :-peedin~: Charles ,\1. \\filler. , :-..fidtlleport, $35 and costs. three days in jail. suspend~ , eel. pmbation. pas.;ing bau check'. Edward D. Miller. New Lexinuton, 5l20 and !costs. spotlighting. $80 and cost loaded tirearm on I , ehicie: Colin D. :'\titchell. Parkcr!->burg. W.Va.. $80 and c:osb. illegally taking deer: 1\ tacm1hur Mitchell, Columhu:-. $30 and cost.s, :-opeedin!!: i\lauhe.w .1. ;\litcheli. Plain City. $3(1 ttntl costs. speeding; Brian N. Monre Canal WinchesLcr. $30 and costs. speeding; Gloria J. Moore . Reynoldsburg, $30 and costs. speeding: Lea K. ~1oorc. Wheeling. W.Va., $30 uno cost~. a~sur~d clear dbtance: Da\ id L. Mordel. Rock Hill. SC. $30 and costs, speeding:; Ellis K. :Vlycrs. Langsville. $10 and cosb. illegatly taking Jeer: Jon.lan A. 1\lyers. Langsville. $10 and costs, illegally taking deer: Geor.ge f. 1\fa!T. Columbu~. $30 and co<>ts. ~peeding: David Nakao. Radne. $100 and costs 30 Jay:. in jail. 27 suspemled. probation. drivin!! under suspension: Tina D Neiglcr. R<tcine, $30 and costs. speed; Gerald T. Nelson, Cleveland. S~O and costs. illegally la_king deer. Russdl L. N tcewand:c. Bluef1eld. W.Va .. $30 and costs. ~p~eding: Rl'lle B. Nonnun, Charleston, W.Va .. S.10 ,wd co::~ts, spceuing: Jesse 0. Nullcr. Lnng Bottom. $30 and cost::>. ~reeding: Kevin 0 ·Bryant. Charleston, tmd l'Osts, Denise A. W.V:1.. $~0 . speeding: A. H.om~owners and E:<cavators are required by law to .. call before )\)U dig ... t\Jways call 811 before }OU dig. lt is a free call and there is no cost to the homeowner to have underground utilitie.;; located. You are reyuired to call ctl leust 48 hr~. in advance of digging in Ohio and Indiana, 72 hrs in aJvance in Penn~yh ania The utility companies will mark the underground fa('ilitie~ with puint and flag~. You are required to hand dig test hole-, carefully to determine the exact location and depth of th~ buried utilll) Damage to natural gas lines mav cau~e leakage . resulting in a fire or an explosion. ~ ~ - ~ Contact your gas provider, lhe fire departmem or 911 if you suspect or discover a gas kak. If the leak is inside your home. you should leave the re~idence and make the telephone call from outside the home or from a neighbor's telephone. Do not rry to stop or repair the leak yourself or use anything that might create a spark ~uch a~ light switches. electnc doorbells. or telephones. Do not smoke. Never try to extingubh a gas fire. Natural ga~ has a chemical additive that give~ it a familiar "rotten egg" odor·" however smelling natural .....2.as is not the onlv. method of detectitH! a. l!::tS leak. A gas leak may be iudicuted by observing dirt blowing on the ground, bubbling in n water puddle or an unusual area of dead Yegetation. You may abl." hear a hissing sound - ~ '- The gas company works with emergency responde! s mw ~late and local agencies to prevent and prepare fnr emergencies. We lll<llncain up to date operations and maintenance prot:edures that are made availaple to local and state authorities. Gas companies e1re required lo perform pre..,._ure tesb on pipelines bdort!. they are put in service. Federal codes require penodk leak ~urveys to locaLe, leaks so they may be repaired before the) be-rome hanrdous. ror udditional natural gas S<tfCt) tnfonnaUOO \'iSil W\\'W .safega:-;ohio.Or£ h>r a list of pipeline operators in )OUr area go to wwv. .npm:,.rspa.dot.got Ctmnmt'r Go:~ Sen·ice 1-888-863-0032 Natural Gas Emergency 1-888-784-6160 Web Site: \vww.kno\energy.org �Bl The Daily Sentinel Inside C hapmun shu to; dcm n KC, Pngc.: B2 SE Ohio district lwop.,lists. Page Rt1 1\tesdaY, !\larch 9. 2010 ·Gravely finishes 8th at state wrestling meet Bv B RYAN W ALTERS BWA~,TE.RS Thureday•.Man;h .11 MYOAILYl RIBUNE COM COI~U~IBUS, Class AA·Rqgtonale PI s • al (21 W r 7 p Ohh1 point at the state competithe Blue De' ils to fini ... h m u tie for nrd place '' ith Greenfield tion,'~ hich ~lllowed Gallm Acndemv ::-enior ~lcCimn, New Richmond • . Jared Cirn\ely lwei his magi Nur\\'alk und Richli\!ld Sal_l.lr.day~ ~arch J3 Division IV-AI Convo cal '' eckcnd and wrc:.tlin~" R~verc. 0 . t>Jstrrct Finals career come t<' a b11ter t>nd St. Pill i:-. Graham wun ih South Webster S lilf e!'l wtnnru vs on Saturd<t). n Gr~l\dv lost lOth str.~iglll Divbion ll Ea • · n/Ma, ct;cs:.er wanner 3 r. rn hi rin,tl match a1 the.2010 ll'am 1iLlc wtth 223 poims, OHSAA Wrc,tlin" followed b) runner-up• Oak Chnmpi0nshtps on Satun.la~ Harbor with 78.5 points. to lmish eighth merall in the Lexington (58.11), Toledo 215-pl."lllnd di\ i!iion. Centml Catholic (55.0) nnd Gra\cly, '' ho bc\;.tme Hunting Valle) Uni\crsity onl) the se<"Ond Blul! Devtl Schuol (50 0 1 n 11111Jed out grappkr 10 C\er linish in the the tup liH· lini.;he~ in D-'2. top..eigln at the state le\'el. Gravel), a two time \\as pmncd by Patrick SEOi\1 chumpion indlw1uC'I r:\ El A\'\D ( \PJ LeBron James inst't~ he's Sanford of Conne,mt just all). has been a 'ita I cog in "good.'' The Cl~\cland 2•16 IIllO the ~t:.\ CIHh-pJa\.'C the Blue D~.·, ils' bnck-toCa,alicrs mntch. Grmclv lintshed the bHd. SEOAL champiOnship don't wnm weekend \\ ith••l 2-3 rcc<'rd cf fort... over Lh\! last two their supcr- au<.! completed his ~enior year~. Figuring the Blue. and "tru· to pht) C'ampaign \\lth a46-10 O\'Cr- \\'hitc \\ere ta...t when he agui11 until ullrmuk. Please see Gravely, 86 Cira\cl~ scored thrcc he's great. Jrnnes s.tt 21 Pont Cavaliers resting James again Bryan Walters/photo Gallia Academy senior Jared Gravely. top, assumes the starting position during his match agatnst Beau Wenger of Navarre Fatrless dunng their second consolation round match of the 215-pound division on Friday afternoon at the 2010 OHSAA Wrestltng Championships in Columbus. hb sec- (1Ut ond Red Devils burn Point Pleasant, 56-42 con- !'iccutt\c !:!l.lmc on \londa\ fl I g h •I James ag::unst the San A nlonw Spurs to rest ,r tender ri~ht 1mk.le ht: twic.ted lll1 Fricla) ngaml>t DetrQit lie mis..,C() Saturda) ·, game in Mil\\auk~e and the Cav,, \\)H) dt.Hl't plU) again umil Pnda) are bem!! exn-a cautiou<. ~ C,n .1lier coach Mike Bru\\ n atll m addition to h Hn" bum nkle. lames hs "oren~: <. tn hi b J... ver. tt ~ nothrng pi )' throtl'h. .Uid lf thh , ...l.:fC ''' ft ·no r Junlt:'> B Y S ARAH H AWLEY SHAWLEYOMYD..O.ILYTRIBUNE COM RIPLEY. W.Va. - The Point Plcn!:unt Black Knights coultl not "ith:-.tand ~ the -.m>ng second haH· pia~ 1\A stnte champion Ra,en' \\ood Red De\ il-.. 10 Saturda\ \\Cluld be CVC111Do'"s e ectional •., d11.J not take pall an fimtl m Rip I e ~ ·, shootaround, \ ctchb while H .., \\ nt throu"n preparut1 ns for the Spurs. '\ he \cf t l.: building" tlh a defeated P o 1 n l .:;...._....::to......L..--1 It ci•unc time deci- IOn \\ hethcr J,m1Cs \\OUld pl:-1) . but lt eemt:d bOth o,ides ha£.! agreed long betore up-oiL • ''Tht.." i" <til oppomme tune Bryan Walters/file .photo Eastern coacn Howle Caldwell. center, talks w1th his Eagles before the start of a DIV1Sion IV sectiona ftnal agamst Symmes Valley at Wellston t;tgh Sehoul. Cetldwell was named co-coach of the yt:ar In Divtston IV along w•th Steven Ater of South Webster. fot hun to gct some re t,'' OVP area lands 31 on all-district teams Brown satd "M} gut reeling is t!Mt \hts 1s the nght time for thi to happen. Jfe \\ants ti'l pl,1y. He tloesn 't like "it- Bv ung:· 1eporter~ 10 before lhe Cavs JXfliFNS, Ohio A total of 3 I people I rom both hol>ted the Spul'\. Gallia :md Mc1~s cnunti<:' 15 ho\'s. 14 l!.trb and '" o head ~oache)> be exact \\ere sdected to the Assodated Pres' AII- Cle.,et,md is 0 7 in the 1hrcc <~ea.,Otb \\hen Acs doe..,n'l pia). - Vc m1s~ a lot when he's not in there.· Brown said. "Hc mukes me look like I k.nn\\ hO\\ to coach n lillie htt better." Brown said Clc\eland 's J,?Ostseason -.ceding is not a tactor in any decbions he make-. ahout James. \\ ho b :1\eragmg 19 minute::. per :game The Otvs have .1 livegame lead mer Orlando for the best record in the Eastern Conference. nod the) hold a three-game ad' an rage over the Los Angeles l~tker" for the league'<. b~::st mark. whkh \\ ould gu(lrantec P-:1.,1 Clc' eland Southeast !)istrict Ba.sketball teams for the recent .2009-10 carnp.tign. The district ,quad:. are selected b) a panel of rtr~<• AP sport:. wnter' and the tcnms are baseJ off of "en. ~on swls uud te.tm result:-, all of which art: di' ided into j J3 1 he Black Krurhts ~t·ored fir~1. tnkmg u ·qf.ld\uutage one mtnule mto the gjm... Rtl\ eth\\ ood .tddmg an additiOnal mo points to take a 20-1 S h.tlflime adHtntage The Rec.l De\"11' 'cored ftr:-.t tv t11Jt'n the ~t>cond hair of pla). t:\f...:mg a four flOl!lt lead. Pomt cut the mar2111 ba.:k 10 (\\ ll pOtllh, 2:!-'20. but coulu not '.!Ct ... !<her. Lend in!! O\ three~ 26-:!3. the Red Devii wetit on ,r o-0 nlll to open up n mne point lead. Point Plea~ant '' ent . corek:.' for t\\ o nunut~~ bdorc ...~.·urine at\\ o-pomter te:.'lnl!. <1f thc1r respective ar the I :4~ mark ol the third tlh is1uns. f.:..t<.tcrn H igh Scho\>1 leu the \\a\ w11h 10 nominee'>., peri11d. Ra\Ctl'>\\ood kd 34-':!7 m tht• end of tht' third qu.H'tl'l'. With 6:55 remainin~ in the cm11es1. thl· Bl.tck Knights cut the knJ to three, 34 31. before Rn\cns\\ om.! went (111 an 8~0 run ll ' cr tlm~e mimu~~ w pu ... h 1hc game out of rr,tch The Red D~\ ils Jed 42~.• I '' ith J:41 rcm.nning. rV. John Burdett~ was the unanimous ~election in girl.. t <sa\ this. hut his hodv has aitl!r leading the Lad) tO be lcehng I he effect~ ·from Eagles w a11 I R-2 rc!!ular playing all tJ10,c minutes." seas(lll mark. ,., hik llowil.! I he Cavs C[tn't -,urvhe Cald\\ell joined Steven t\ter long without Jame<.. hut of South Wcbs1cr ,ts the coBro\\ n is contident a le\\ coaches in hoy" ufter ~tn 18gumcs won't hurt. I rflort this sea!>Oil \\ 1th the C'Je, clanJ b !-.till "ithnut Haeles. center Shaqutlle O'Neal 13oth tcr.trm. also Cinbh~d {tluunh) but the C<M> got the rt·gular st'a~on r:tnkcu 111 bnck f:}_llard Danid Gib!.on, the linal 1\1' poll. I he Lnd) who rntssed l'oUI)lamc.., nfh.:t PI e se District, 86 the lm1h 11f lm ltrst child. 1 eas e Knu.!hts thl!. ~ca,on. \\ m ning 66·6 I on Jan. 19. :.nd 68-65 m O"ertinM on Ft b. mark o1 the ~ccoud Pc•int Ple<L~ant \\ent eorelc:.~ for the re-mainder of the h:.Jlf. \\ llh Southclll. South Gal lin and E<L~tcrn there \\ere,, tntul uf 16 pl.tyer'> who earned a~.:culatfe1> in the t''P three 1 l'01 Bb~ k ~:00 ll~itlnst Milwaukec."'l3ro\\n sa1d. "Hecm1ld pia~ 1fit w.1 lll)·Ofl game. Wtth all the 1 1ncludtng both l·~ach. of ~he and brut"c" he does year ,cJectiom. 111 D t\'ISUHI and the minutes h~~·s d .. I knm\ h"· would- \HTI quart~r fir,t, ~ccond, rturd and honor.1ble mention ream" that are ~cpn1~dcd b\ dh iston. lornm th~:: ~IX ~chool~ in the Ohio \'alley Publi~hing nrea Gallia Academ}. t\1eig:-. R ivcr Vallt'Y, homc-cotln th1rd Ro.1' ens\\ ood O\ d th.! m rhe cntl of the fu-:-.t pel'iod Mpla). Pmnt Plc<htmt ..,~.:qred fu·,t m the ~ccond quar1er utkmg a four point knd. rht" tc.lm tted the 'core .lt I(\ ncar the to .td\ ant age throughout the pltt)<,fts. ·•11 I was <::onc.·ctned .&bout that then I \\Ould'\e said. 'Tap~ tllat bad bo) up the ~leu ....1nt 56-42 10 the contest. Th~s \\a Pomt Ple.~,..,ant \\ .l!-> ahead 5 0 when Ra\eno.,\\Ond pllt ll!'. fir,! point" on the bo rd n~arl\ three minute, mto the t"lr'-l 4uarter. Point Plc.asaJl! lead h) Lwo I J-ll B RYAN W ALTERS BWAL.TE.AS@MYOAILYTR BUNE COM James wa<; not a'niluble Red D c' 11 s "l'm good,'' he !.. rd :-.~ud h (> The felt Eurhcr. Brov. n I s c h 0 .:() J • ~u t 1'!'-d... si •nt>d Snug.gie draped O\ tn.., left <,houldet. Jame<. w " .1sked ho" he , . . ould be of defendin!;! the Class R.f\en~wood went on tn rhe Sarah Hawley/file photo Eastern coach John Burdette ftnishes cutting down the net after the Lady Eagles defeat· ed Symmes Valley in the Division IV sectional !mal at Athens High School. Burdette was named coach of the yeat in Division IV. 5{l-42 \ ktnr) in the s~cuon­ al ..:h<tmpionship (.'onte:-t. "Our kid~ pia) cd e\tn.'mt'l) hMd," Polllt Please see Point. 82 • �~_,---~ - ----,.------~~--~----------~--"'!':------------ J>nJ..;c B2 • 111e Daih Sentinel www.mydaily cntincl.com - Tuesday, .March 9 , 2010 Chap,man impresses in Edwards and Keselowski 'have at it' again Reds 14-5 Win over KC CarlIMMPTO~. On. (AP) into Ryun Ncv.man's p<lth, tnulcr. about Carl snid he got Fdwurds 1:56 nnJ the second hit "cnt Cllrnbing lmm the car he hun. lie he d1dn't GOODY! AR, /\n1 (AP' .Scollt'i he lund hon c pJnte trruncd then rmlar l.Jns on (\than dcfccto1 t\r11ldis Chupmnn as the lcfl hlUHler prc,Mred to thro" \Vhcn the b:tl btnn ·ked the c, lchc.:r's lllllt. the, 'd gl,mc.·e h.1c~ m lite gun a'nd find un t')C·poppang numbe1 The lett hamler lut I 00 mph m least tht~c time dur~ ing hs;; spring tnunin • debut Monduv. thrO\\ m two fiC<.m:lc.~s mnlng-. dunng the Cillt.:lllllBti Rrd ' 14 5 VJCto rv O\ e1 the Knn.-.a.-; Cit"\ Ro~.1b lhc mo~t 1mprc :-ol\t' tlung \\a-. thnt he did 11 Wllhllllt C\ en tryin~. ··1 .,., d"n t It) mg to thrO\\ that hnrd." C'hapm:tn :.aid tlu ough an 11ltcrpt'ctcr coach Tonv ros~ "It \';iJS l'liOOto fltcc" !)omeone other tf1.1n m\ OW II tC:lffinltlk!. I kit hctter th1111 I d1d in the l~t ~amc I ttlrt slO\\ lllld u.-. th game goe on. I thm\\ hatder." Chnpmnn '' ~b clo.:kcd m 100 mph \\ lule pllchuJf! for Cub during lhe World Baseball C'I.JS'>lt= Ia t 'Jlnng. Thl' Red:-. "tf.ll d htm to a i,. \car. $30 25 mill on deal in hnU,If) nd re :n mg the 22-) e<tr ' ld .1 d1 nee to make the b11ck of the l'l'lfl lion. I le hn on ' of lm t~un mate-. 111 the tlu •h durrng an mt.ra"quad s<.:nl'1lm<~t;c last \h:ek. hut w.t!> much shnrper tht~ ume ,ln.\\lltd Pla\cf'i tr 11 1 both team ~tO filled "h 11 the, \~ere domg to "utch \\ en he ~(It read) to thn:m He '•'' c liP a sm~le b) B • \ Pes i'l nd walked Bn tn Ander on bcfnrt: cUlm ll vn .md donun.tltnP ''It oundct thnm 111~ 1 I h, n't o;c~ ll. • R \ ~ n ger 1 re\ H1llrn u uJ I u hut ··He ge ... 11 up l I m no\ un: I \C \let ~.:t:n 1 I m trtde It look k he "' ~ d \\.1:-. lup~.; than Jurin' the intm::.quc~d off the lc.:ad when he appar~ 'i~rirmn.tgc. Chapman came cntl) decided 11 wm. lime to from Cuba With a history 111 ~rule n score \\ 1th BrJd Ct~~t•pl problems . . K~sc((1wskl. , It s JUSt a rnatt<'r of htm I'he result v. ,,s n Ing.htcn findmg the plate." Baker ing cr.ssh that st'nl "<lid. "He was do"c t(l the Kesellm skt's car flying plate tod.l) e\'cn v.lwn he 1 rowarJ the -<;tands fit ;\tl,uuu \\0~ mi~ln!_! ~10'>t of the Motor Specd\\a}. and put ttmc \\hen he mts<;td, it was NASCAR's ''have ut tt" phidlH\11. That's a '\!CI') good losophy to. the tc"t a mere Sl£11 thm he'.;; geUJng more four mccs mw a ~cason that nnd more mto the rh)thm of \\as !oiupposcd to let the <.Inthmgs.' vcrs how more aggre')Mon Cincmnntl'!. Drc•\\ Stubbl> and emotwn. hit a t\VO·Illn homer olf Kvk WJII Fdwards be Ml5pcnd Fnuh\\ onh who is tf) ing to ed for"' hat npptared to be .m mt~ke the Royals' "luning mtcnuonnl. bump of a·omlwn Furno;wonh hasn't K~elowsk1 at n1orc than )90 smrted a gn111e in the mnj(lrs mph? Or will Nr\SCAR gl\c ~mcc 1000 with the ('h 1cagu the No 99 a p,ISs f01 merely Cub!i. He ,1Uowcd [he ntn'> taking u~ ne\\ mandate to the in 1 2~3 innin s ex.~~mc) . ••J dcfinit~v like the . Jo Cl)mc hnck and mtcn~ rc,uh tO be little better liOH~IJ) WJCck S?.meonc, but at the same time I'm l~at s no! cool, s,ud · l l'C ' r K~clowskt, \\ ho escaped U 0 t t 1 1 10 Jth s l')lflg rrc h a tCC ., 1 ~ 'd r Sun da) •~ cra!i I1 unsc:t IIlCt.I 111 1!• ~ns\\Ort ~t d "You could ha\ c ldlleu somt:• 1 · ?nn) ()mec; n c ·~ one m the ,!!ntndstancls:· th.n::-run homer fOI 111elcudbcmeen&l\\ard" CI~~.:Jnnn!t c· . af!d Kesclov..sk1 boiled over an a U) s Brian w1th thrt·c laps to go m the Banmstt!r gave up .on~ lut Koball IC.>flls 5(;{) n race won over two scorcle~s llllllngs. b) Kun Bu ch out o' er.;hadllnnmster _IO!:.t lu::. last five owed b) the: shen.llligans dcct ton~ 111 ~009 and wn..' gomg on hchmd him shut dO\\< n ·~ September A dC~,;JSIOll from NASCAA bcc.wsc 1-'f nght shoulder ts expected Munday or fot1gue. ·rue dn) bdv.ard~ face' the ''It's been a \\hile smce (Xhsib•Ht) of n fine. los1> of J',c ptlched 111 compcu- pomts or even a suspens•on tion," Bannister 'aid fo1 the next r.tlC at l3nstol in ''11wt's wh) 1 tried to keep it t\\ o '' ecks. ample. I dtdn 't wnnt to walk ''l ~ uuld sa) h re r.eem~ to .unnnc or do anvthmg -.tu~ he a hi'-tOf) between those p1d." • two drivers.'' sasd Rob1n NOTE..~: The Red~ and Pembenon. NASCAR's \Ice Brc\\Cr pla)ed u "8" game r.rc<..Jdeqt of competitiOn 011 Mon lav ml)mlllg_ .1ftcr Tm not gomg to go an) turthe\ were· rained out on thcr into 11 right now ·• Su,idav (' 111cmnnti" Homer There·~ dcfinitel) some Balle)· Mrut:k OLil three in hi tory between thcse.gu)::. t\\ 0 scorcle~l> mnings La t :\pnl, Ke~lo"' k1 and "Homer looked outM·snlJ: Edwards were mcmg for the mg •· BJker said ''H~ \\ .1, \\ m m a ughtlv hunched pack \:OntroJling that oulstde ~f at 1'.11laJega \•;hen the1r ,·ar the plate lo\\ and {1\.1"\\. He got together Edwards pun h d good tempo good rl n I fe had g,md \-eiO\: t He the" m g tld b king b JJ, H 'ho d be pi\: o;ed wnh tt .. I a it. ... Bdwards' car :;oaring tO\\arJ the 111<1in stands. While the b.auered car was ~lung back onto the track b} the snfet) fcncmg and Edwards was OK, ev(.'n fruts were mJured by fl~ ing debris. ''At lenlit I didn't dn it intcnuonally when it hap~ pcued." Keo;clo\\ski said. The tv.o scnpped again in Atlunta. Early on. Kesclow la got underneath Ed\\ ard'> commg through tum~ one and tv.o. "hich sent the No. 99 cnr~cning 1nto Joey Lo!!ano alone. the outside \\ul[ ~ \Vh1le hi!\ car was m the g.m1gc for length; repair . &!wards complmned that Ke eiO\\~k~.:·ne\er gives any room nt all but, ~oundcd as thnugh h~ v.:asn t too upset abOllllhe 10~1dent. Clcnrl>. he was. . \\~th KesriO\\ ~k1 cQnteml· · rtnt a• top~lJvc fln•sh. - · Jng Ed\\ ards baneed into him as the} came to-the :-tart-limsh Jinc:.K~clov.~k•'s.No. t2car went into a ~pin lifted off the trnck, turned up ide down and -;lammed IIllO the bamer 111 front of rhc slilnds \\ ith the roof. 'I he batter"d machine fl1ppcd back onto the track, l.mdm£ right ~•de up. "It will be inte-re:-ting to :-ee hov. NASCAR reacts to it. They have the ball.'' Ke:.elowski s:ud. ··Jf the\ 're ~oing to alllJ\\ p~oplc· to mtentionall~ wreck e.1ch other at rrac~s this fast. \\ e will hun 'omcone enhcr m thccarsormthegrandstartds It'" not ~ool to \\reck ::;orne~ 'one tnlemionall~ at 195 mph." After the t:r.i~h. NASCAR ord<•rcd F.dw.mh oft the track. He dro'e d!!fiantly around Lhe gu,ll'ter-mtle track in front of the <;tands and \\Cnt backv.nrd down the pu la!IC hcf<?re mcell}IJ!. P:''atel) wath scnes officanl-, 111 thctr d1dn't even hothe1 v.ith a denial. · Brnu knows the deal between him and 1.'' hdwards .s.tid "The s~.::.u-y part 1s 1.hc car \\ent aubomc. wh1ch wa~ not what I e, pectcd. At the ~.:nd of the duy, v. e'rc out here to race and people ha\'e to ha~re TCSJ>"...Ct for one nnother and I haven lor ofrc<:tpect for people's saft:t}. ''I wish It wouldn't have gone like that, but I'm glnd he':, OK and we'll JU'It go on nnu race some more and maybe him und I won't get in nny more mcidents together. Thnt would be the be.,! thtng." NASCAR finds Itself m a tough spot Before the ..eason. the gov~mmg bod) cnc(1Uraged dmcrs to dn more b.mgm~ nnd hov. more emouon.1.n lnrge part to nn~wcr a gru\\ mg fun <>ent1I 11e I '-pOrt ltad golli.:: ment tlat stole. Pemberton lumself ~aid, "We. wtll put 11 back 111 the handsofdnvers.and we will sa~ 'Bo)~· ha.~~ at 11 ,md lt:tvc n gooJ tune. While ~pensions are rare in :.'1 sport th.ll rewards consi<;tcncy nnd bemg • nn the tracl for e\et) rare. they're not unprecedented. In 2007, Robby Gordon spun \Ill! ~trucu:. Amhro:-c durin£! a Nationwide o;eries race in Montreal. ignored a blnck flag and wn.-.. su~pemled for the following day'" Cup C\ cnt <tt Pocono. l'hat arne )ear. truck dnver Ted Mu gra"c was ordered to s1t out a race fat hittm~ u competllor during n ~.·.JUuon pcnod. fhc fact!'! in thl~ case seem preuy dear "11 looked hJ..:e it could ha\c been a pa) back from the o 99 on the :'lolo. 12." Pemberton smd. "\Ve r.tlke-d "Uh Carl ~fler the race ~nd we ha\e an understandmg wtu ~aid expect t"te rcc;uh •• Kcsclowski defended his net ion~ 111 the first mcident Sunday. '·He cut down on me on a reMnrt aud 1 hfted (oft the tlccelerntor). I couldn't lift fnst enough." he said. ' \l.as undemeath lum tned to cut htm n break was too late. though. ltlrncd down. t apologized to him, but there waS nothing that 1 could do in that -:uuation •• The 1ace need a couple of overtsme restarts before Busch pulled nwny for the wm. After tht.• Kc1>elow ... ks smashup. Bu:'jch pulled off n brilhnnt mo'9e to lip bc.~ween Paul Menard ~nd Clint !~owyer, snatc~mg Jl.,.,:ay tne }cad gomg 1111p turn one. But he couldn t get all tl1e v. av around to '" tak e t hc'" I'ute 1<1 ag bc.orc a scven~car crash broke out bclund him. On the second greenwhite-checkered attempt. Busch powered a\\ nv on the restart. zipped around the track two more times tllld bent !\tau Ken seth to the Ime by nearl) half a !'.CCond to \\in the Atlanta spring race for the )ear in ,t row. It took ,extra lap to fin1 h a lhat \\3:, scheduled for 325. Juan Pablo Mo!llo)a \\as third, foil em ed by Kasey Kahne aud 1enard. "You hme to ndjust to v.hate\cr circumstance~ there are to \\'Ill these race~:· '>tud Busch, who ~nnpped Jtmmie Johnson's two-race winning ~tre.tk "Nn doubt we dad our JOb on pii road. no doubt v.e 1.hd our 10b on long runs, und 1 think we h11 the nght combinotion for re::.tarts. 'f1l?.t"s \\hat I'm mo::.t proud ot. --- Indians' Masterson~ starting to get comfortable GOOln EAR A -\P ~ Ju tt \1as(e-r on 1 n t b rend\ ro k•d b. d: n a to hopcfull} mduce • bullpen nnd w.ut tor hrs ball nnd end 1hc rull) chance l !"'>tood thc1r thmkThe b1g ngh -hanl.le u, c u~ " itl1 one bounced to the bullpen and cru~;.ml ume back n Ro..,ton. became.; sd full-umc ~tarter m Clt:veland ~c lnd1, n~ mnnager after the lnd an~ cqutrc: Mann) Acta v. unt h•m JUM before thr trade Mn;o,ter. . on to start He deadl111e m Jul). belle\<:' \1::astcrson \\OI'king "1 like bein~ able to con- more innings can boo. t a centmte on~ one role.'' pitchmg stafl that m 2009 Masterson sntd Munda) m mnked next-to last sn th AL C'!e,cl.md clubhou e as out a desert dri1.zle before !:!Oing outMde for omc co•1ditioning work. ··~kntnlly. it' a good pln<:'e to be," lie said. "In one 'iCn-.e. 1can relax,ju t fhm\\ stnke.._, and get the '' urk m. In nnoth~ Cl SCIISl'. f'tll WOI klllg hard. bccau~e I kno\\ \\ h.u l'm working toward.'' the he \\'filled Red sox m.mu~er Ten) Francona hk('d ~tn~tersun a~ r lndtan~ fan lone. Before that. it "a a ., qtnck return on le~ing expenence •· the unpvpular deal thnt ~cnt Ma~terson brought Cle\elnnd's bt->.t h1tter. Sox tbeont:s \\ ith him. ungnl~ Ullk abQut ~e in a fe" l'r<:lln former lnd J not ,gcnm~ enough m pitchmg cooch Carl \Vi pmntmg to and adUed some of hi ow . rson 's 1-7 record ilftcr It be~amc: a fru~trating jumlh trade and that the other bk. l\\O pla)CI arc still m the "'\\c \\Orked on onte mmor leagues. ideas:· he snid, ·•:md it didn't Cat~.:hcr Wyatt Toregas nc.:cessaril) work a~ v.ell as I sa) not to worry. He caught "anre-d." Mnste~n·. firM career comThis -.prine. Ma~terson has plete game - a four-htuer £One back to b~ ic and is m eamed run aHragt!. "ith 1'2 'itrtkeoul.'> 1n .s 1-0 working 011 <t cha.ngeup. '")ou look nt hi' si7..c.(6-6. lo:, to the Ch1c~o White Actualh, he's t:ekln!! to 250 R<JUnd I and hi ~tuff and 'o\ on Sept. 30. me young redbco\er the off\pced pitch what's not to like?" Acta cntc~er ~~) s that wns JU'" a he once IMd. said. ··He's going tu lt.t\ e pre\'tC\\. • •·The lunn) lhingk when I some ups and ctown::.. All "He', _got na~t) 'tuff. real got dtaftcd fin the ~econd young pitchers do. but he's nast).'' Toregas ~aid "He·~ round in 2006).1 \\Cnt 10 the one \\ ho can gt\ c u some n1)t onh tou!!h to h1t. he', lnstnK·tional Leaeuc ru1d hnd big up-:; and tx: n workhorse.'' tough c.uch. IIi-. fu-.tball an nwesome chan~eup." i\cquirrd '' ith prospects ha<; great sink and hi slider is Mnstcr.-nn 'aid ... , didn t nee· C:-,sarih remember hO\\ I ~tck Hngadone und Bryan sharp. It reall\ di,es. "The ke) n1that game .... a., thre\\ it. ll\; lx~n a constant Pnce for All-. tar catcher VictOI ~tart inez. Mastcrson hov. he was in a l'Omfon ~rarch to re-find it." lW.I) to TUESDAY TELEVISION GUIDE Snrah Hawley/photo Pomt Pleasanfs Jacob Templeton holds the ball whlle he Is guarded by two Ravenswood defenders during the second half of Saturday evening's sectional final game at Rtpley H1gh School Knrghls 56·42 Ravenswood defeated the Black Poi11t pla)crs score m double by Ryan Benson Luke lurray added 15 points and Chad Small and Zack Mnrttn ~corrd I0 each. Point Plca<.:nnt wilt tn1\CI tu Wdr on J'hursd.ay evcmng at 7 p.m m n rcgJOmd toumomcnt conlOLII f1~ures.led With 16. from 1•age B1 Pkasunt co.tdl R1~:t1e Blum said follnwin the contc!-1. •·one of our kc)<> \\as reboundmg 1 nd gctttng lome halls. '' c we--e 1111 the tloorn.nd g\)1 a lot or lt{ ups. Lest. you can"t f;~ult ourcftor1.' Potnl Plea!> nt v. 1~ led by Tylt"t t >eal w•lh 13 points. \\ ith II conung 111 the ~ec­ ond half. Dr 1J.:.-: Nol,m ,tddcd I I p • \h ln~.:ob 'l'cmpiCIOll hnd CH! tl pillllh. Nathan W ·d • md J •cob Wam!>IC) m· ~.k vn threepointer end tnd K.> lcnn Cristc: nnd J \\.1.11 Williams ea ·h s ored t\o,.u pomh Dent led the teum 111 rebound!! '' tlh eHHl foiICI\\e<l by Nnl,tn t~nd 1cmplcton \\llh fu.1r ~o:<li:h Ru\cnS\\OOd '~ ,., hod • RAVENSWOOD 56. POINT PlEASANT 42 Poll I R WOod f3 II 5 9 9 Hi 14 22 42 56 PO NT PLEASANT (12 12) 0 I on McCotty 0 IHl 0 Kyle11n Cf~GIIJ 1 0.0 2. Orak!J Nolan 3 5 8 11 Tyler Deal 5 3·4 1 N.,than Wodgo 1 0.0 3 JeWaan W mq 1 0.0 2. Jacob 1i IT!Pieton 4 ().{) 8 Cody Gro 1110use 0 0.0 0 Jacon W r11 y 10.23 TOTALS 168·1442 1>01111 ooots 2 (Wedg.o Wamsley) RAVENSWOOD (19-4) BQbby Rvmo~r 1 o 0 2 Tny1or WOOdr. 0 0.() 0 Torroy Wolle 0 ().{) 0. wkll Cortoy 0 0..0 0 Mark OaVtll 0 0.0 0 Zack M r~n 3 2·2 10 luk Murray 3 a.& 15. 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Ohio Commt!rch1l • Rt~idtnlilll Get A Jump • Fret· E\timalt"> on 17..$111 992·511(1') SAVINGS IN THE MATTER OF and lineal grandnleoes or letter ol credit upon Mary T. Byer·H&II, S cSETTLEMENT and grandnephews a solvent bank In the retary OF ACCOUNTS PRO· (and their lineal de- amount of not leu than (3) 9 BATE COURT MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Accounts and vuchers of the follow ng named fiduc!ary has been flied ln Probate Court, M lgs County, Ohio for approval and settlement ESTATE No 31952 • lhe Sill and 9th Ac· count of William Mil· hoan Guardian of the Person and Estate of Wayne Milhoan Unless exceptions are ltled thereto, sold oc· count will be sot for nearing before said Court on the 8th day of Aprl, 201 o nt wh&Ch tlmo sold nccoutn will be considered and con· tlnued from dt/v to day unlit finally dfsposed of. Any person Interested may file written cxceptlon to said account or to matters pertaining to the exeuctlon of the trust, not less Uum live days prior to the dote set for hearing L Scott Powell. Probate Judge (3) 9 Public Notice NOTICE Applications for tho Ernest A. Wingett and Maxine L. Wingett Memorial Education Trust are svalluble at the office of Lillie & Sheets, 211·213 Ea&l Second Street, Pomeroy, Ohio or Southern Local High School, Racine. Ohio The deadline for filing the application Is not later than April 6th., 2010 Those eligible ore High School Graduates who arc legal residents of Sutton Township. Meigs County, Ohio, scendants) of Ernest A and Maxine S. Wingett, regardless of where they may reside. (3) 2 & 9 NOTICE TO CONTRAC. TORS Sealed proposals ror the demolition and debrls removal for f1ve until located In the vii· lnge of Syracuse, Meigs County, Ohio will bo received by the Meigs County Commls· sl011ers t:tt their oH1ce at the Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 untll1 ·oo pm, Wednes· dny, March 17, 2010 nnd then at 1:15 pm at said othce opened and road aloud for the fol· lowing, Oemollllon ond debris removal of live units lo· cated In the VIllage of Syracuse, Meigs County. Ohio Speclfl· cations oro provided In bid packet Speclf cations, and bid torms may be secured at the of11ce of Meigs County commission· ers, Courthouse, Pomeroy Ohio 45769 Phone 740.992·2895. A deposit of 0 dollars will be required lor each set of plans and epeclficatlons, check made payable to•, The lull amount will be re· turned within thirty (30) days alter receipt ol bids Eneh bid musl be ac· compnnled by either a bld bond In nn amounl of 1oo• of the bid nmount with a surety satisfactory to the aloresald Meigs County Commission· ere or by certified check, cashiers check, 10% of lhe bid amount In favor of the afore· said Meigs County Commissioners. bid Bonds shall be accompanted by Proof of AU· thority of the official or agent signing the bond. Bids shall be sealed and marked as Bid for Syracuse Demolition Project Bid and mailed or delivered to. Meigs C<lunty Commls· sloners Courthouse Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Attention of bidders Is called to al of the re· quirements contained In this bid packet, par· tlcularly to the Federal Labor Standards Provl· slons and Davis·Bacon Wages, various lnsur· ance requirements, various equal opportu· nity provisions, and the requirement for a pay· ment bond and per· formance bond for 100% of the contract price. No bidder may withdraw his bid within thirty (30) days after the actural date of the opening thereof. The Meigs County Commlssloners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Tom Anderson, Pres!· dent Meigs County Commls· sloners (2) 25, (3) 2, 9 Public Notice - -- -- - - Pursuant to Section 121.22 of the Ohio Ro· vised Code, tho Meigs County Budget Com· mission will meet at 9:00am every Tuesday In the Auditor's Office of the Meigs County Courthouse. Meigs County Budget Commission -------Public Notice PUBLtc NOTICE Southern Ohio Coal Company has submit· lid an Application to Revise o Coat Mining Permit (ARP) ,R-354-65 to the Ohio Departtnen1 or Natural Resource , Division of Mineral Resources Management. The ARP area tu be revised Is located In Sec· lion 18, Township 7 N, Range 15 W, Snlom Township, Meigs County, Ohio. This ARP encompasses 7.0 ncres nnd Is located on the Wilkesville Quadrangle 7 Minute U.S.G.S. Quadrangle Map, ap· proximately 0 5 miles southwest of Danville, Ohio, at tho lntersec· Uon of Ohio State Route 325 and Salem Township Road No 190 The application proposH to chante the post mining land use form undeveloped to commercial The application Is on file for public viewing at tho Meigs Coun1y Recorder's Olllce, Meigs County Court• house, 100 E. Second Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 and shall romaln so for at least 30 days following the lost date of publication of this notice. Writ tan com· menta or requoata for an InformAl conference mny be tiled with the Division of Mlnorol Rosources Mnnagomonl, 2045 Morse Rood, Building H-3, Colum· bus, Ohio 43229-6693 wtthln 30 days after the last date of publication of this notice. (3) 9,16, 23,30 Cuswm Hnmc: Uwldtng S eel I came Butldm ·~ Botlt.!ing. Remoddm11 Grneml repau ww ".b:snl.. 'rdb.tXJm Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal Seam ess a..':ter; s <:,r.ters Roclf'Q Insured & 8(1(1C!ed 74(}€53-$657 SELL YOUR EXCESS ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED Shop the Classifieds! AD Help Wanted H&H Guttering Free Estimates 101' • BackhnB • Trencldag • 8l'IISb ltogglng • Pol'lallle BIBdmlll tree Trllmtllna • Betting Poles ll Trums Cal1740-992·9572 •• constr tti - Pale Baras, Garages. Ott lew Construction. Room Add., loafing. Shingles, Metal. Rubber, Concrete Work, Any 'l'ype remodellng. Decks Pbone: 74G-667.Q616 CaD 740-447-3642 Free Est. Insur ed Help Wanted VA Medical Center .11\I'S S\1 .\1 .1. 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YOIJ DONE? 10 FAI~ AND SUCCEED ' THE FAMILY CIRCUS Bil Keane CONCEPTIS SUDOKlf by. ()~!\'\.' (j l'l'l' II ' 2 4 6 6 9 4 5 - " No, I read ab o ut it. I didn't w itness George Washing ton cutting down the c h erry tree." 7 'DENNIS THE MENACE Hank Ketchum 4 p ~ -9 r. 6 9 v V.~E 'CLIMBING 1Uf \VALL:S.' WILt. HG'LP. '' William Hoest S L £ 9 8 G G L £ g p 6 9 p g ~ 9 G 8 £ ~ £ L 6 8 p G L 9 8 G£ s p £ 6 9 ~ g L 8 9 G6 PL £ ~ ~ L g 6 G 9 Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman ~-~ ~ �-- Page 86 • . The Dailv Scntincl .- www.mydailysentinel.com ~ Tuesday, March 9, 2010 Kansas back on top i.n AP poll 2009-10 Southeast Ohio All-District AP Basketball lists Bv JIM O'CONNELL Ohio State und Put<.luc both lllO\ cd up one pl:ll·c tc;l fifth mJ -.1xth. Kan:-.as 1s Nu I aga111. \\c t V1rg•ma mmed fr<.1lll l'hc In) ha\\ b (29-2). I Oth tu 'iC'\ cnth after '' ms ~omiug 1Jif thc11· ~1xth laM week o,·~:.·r Georgetov. n !ltraight Ril! 12 regular sca- nn<.l Vtllano\,t, while Nev. ~on title. il'1o' cd back intn Mexll·o. Kctn ·as. St.llc and the top spot m 1h~.: Vill.mr)\,1 rounded our 1he A~sociated Pre :;' ~olll.!gc top 10 basketball poll Monda). It t!> VtlJ:m,)v,t's loss to West their 14th week ,11 No I rhn. \ 1rgmia. was the Wildcah season. m011! than tnple th~ fo11nh m -;ix gn111e., nnd the) (ptul ol 1he other lhrcl.! dt(lppeJ one spot II} No. Ill. ~cltoob who have heen Knn:.:tl>. K{'ntuek), Duke lhe1c in 2009-10. anJ Vtll,mo\0\ .tre th"• onh Kan,,t .... whtl'll llropped to ttn1n-. to b • ranked tn the e~:ond lu~t '' cek ultt:r u !l~p I 0 nil :,ea'tOII \\ ith one tour-\\cck stint on l<lp. was poll remaintng. n near unanunou... o. 1. K,m as Swte dropped rel'Cl\ing 63 lir:-.t-place from fifth to ninth ttl tcr los'ote:; from the 65-membcr inc. at Kru1sa<. and to lo\\ a national mcdw panel. Stutc nt home lu:.r week. Kentuck) t29 2) mO\ed Michitwn St:111~ "'"~ lith. up onl.! phtCL' to No. 2 and follm\ ed b) Butler. had the other first-place \Vasconsin . B Yt.:, vote~. lennco;!lee, Pithburgh, Syr.t.:u e (2~- 1). No. 1 temple. GunLu~a, I:N "eek for the first time ~far\ lnnd and Vnndcrbdt. ince 1990. lost to The "last li' e r.mkcd team' Louts\ die on Saturda' 111 \\ere Baykn , Gl'Ot'gctov. n. the la-.t game plrt\ ed at Texn~ 1\&\l, Xo~vscr an<.! I rcedom Hull ,md ·tell to u·1 FP. No.~. It '' ll" the tir't 11me this Syracu~~:' one-week run c;~::hon the same 25 tc,,m~ ilt o I matc-hed were ranked IW(I weeks 111 a Kentutk) ·~. while lexa11, rov•. \\ h1ch dropped out of the The Btg Ten·~ three tenm~ rankim!f> last ''cek. \\as on that finished tied for the regll'P for t" o "cek:, ular ::.cason title \\llh 14-4 Dul\1.' held fourth while records Ohh) State. AP BASKETBALL WRITER Purdue and Jvticlugan State \\ere all m the top I I Vandl·rnilt lost 77 73 to South Carolina :.11 home and l1ad the \\eck\ higgeM drop, falling from 13th to No. :!0. Tempi~. \\ hich ended its Atlantic 10 regular sea~on wuh Will" o"cr S:unt Lnui~ and G~ orgc Washtngton. and Maryland, whtch beat Duke and .Vsrginln to earn .1 share of the Atla111ic Coast Cou fo.!rcncc rcgttl.tr l;tason lllle with thl.' Blu~ De' ih:. COt..UMBUS Oh o (AP) -The 2009-10 Assoelli!ed Pt s SouUteast AII·O striCt Ntsketban teams tla$11d on tt1e rccomo rtWAdil:•all$ o• a me111e panel BOYS DIVISION I Khne. Nolsonv lle-Yorto.. COdy Srl\llh Bidwell A ver Valley Jesae Smllh Pome(oy Me gs, l<eenan Brush P11<eton Orew Dollfr.!l, Seeman North Adams Jordan Payl'le, Sardlnlil Eastern Brown, Aa(C!n Skaggs. Lynchb\Jrg·Ciay, AuStin Faw!o~ Lynchbu•g-Ciay Slade Mumford Crooksville, Cory Daubenmore, Crooksv lie, Westen Hale Oak Hill, Jaylen Praler We lsmn. Jell Matteson Wei15ton ARST TEAM P;ur Ck Angle tog~n 6-1 sr 18 4 SECONDTEAM MasooM~$ l.ogal'l 5- 1 DIVISION tV IO.tlr 15,8 No other seleohons due 10 &mall 'Wmbtlr , FIRST 1'fAM Kl s Ttbb$. W ow Wooa o• warns n d v•&lon Symmes valley, 6·3, ar 15.5, Loop. So-..~tP, Webster 6·0 sr 18 O· NQBI1 both rnak·h~:cl w~~t DNISION II l3Uthne GlOuster 'T11mtlle 6-7 lr 18 o Vtrginin'c, jump of tltrce Jai<E tyootl ReO<Isv•Uo Eastern 5·9 ar FIRST TEAM .Aaam Blake Crc•ev e 10 9 Sean Copple!< Racroe Southern 6spots from l.t I \\eck. J..ogan EIITI, 6-0 sr 1::La Kyle Slone 2 sr 16 5, Ctws Cox Leesburg Nme rc.:runs Kausns. I Wash C H Wnhfngton 5-10 Jr 18 1 Fal!fleld, 6-5 Jr 22 8, Jordan Kentuck), Duke. Purdue. Cofl Butdlef Athens 6oO sr 16 2 llJOrtt.sberry Bea-.10r Eastern 5-11 • Aushn Cunnmgham. Vlncenl Warren &- 13 0 Blal<e B 8Vlns. Mancheswr. 6-6 jr Wc~t Virguuu. Michig,m 0 Jr 15 6, M•ctaeiTorne• Cl1 llk:Oihe ,s. t8A Stare. Villnnovn. Tennes1-ee 9 sr 17 5. Harrf50n Martin Waverly 6- Playet ot Jhe ye11r Blal<e Blevms und G('orgetuwn h;ne a <4 jr 17.0, Dylan Newsom Jaek@ll 6·1 Mancl1051or Co~es ol tl'le year: St!lllt:~ Ator South chance ut bein~ ranked the Ill', ~00 f'lllyer ot IIi yenr Adam Blake Webster, How a Caldwell, Reedsville t:ntiro season. Sm\,.:e lltl team Cuelevllle Logan Elm Easterl'l can lose more thnn one Coaches ol tl'la yCllr Jell Sk nner Athens Gary Sllattor Washington Court SECOND TEAM Connor ScQn Soutn gnmc thi' week bccau..,c of House Washlng:on Websl(lr 6·1, Jr 13.5· Jon Garrell the ~.·onfcrence toumnments, ScloiQVUio East 5·9 51, 18 2 Kelly only No 22 Georgcto\\n SECOND TEAM Tyler Pntcharu W nebrenner Reedsville EaSlem, 5-11 from that group appear!> to Ciralevtlle t.ogilf'l Elm 6-5 sr 12 s· 'St 11 9 M.ke Johnson Reeosvllle Shaw. Wash C.H Washington, a. Eastern 6·1 &r tO 6 Cyle Rees, be in all) danger M not Cesoy 0 sr 169· lsalan Carson Wash C.H. F!acme SQutl'lern, 6-1 ~ 11 4 Doug ......... gotng Wtre to wm:. M1am T.nce 6-2. jr 20 0 Frank McVey Beaver Easlam 6-1 sr 11 O; Valenlbur Athens 6·3. sr 14 0 A~t•c Kevin Montgomery. Bea..-er Eastern, 6-5, The Big East hc:Rb into Sloagall, Hillsboro. 5-10, sr 14 0 Jake ar 12 0 the C(lnference tournaments Kretzer Wavarty, 13-6 soph 18 5. Jacob THIRD TEAM Payton Blair Ironton St with the most ranked tcnm~. Horsley. Thornville Sherodan 6-4 soph j Josepn .5-8 Jr.. 13.0: Luke Taylor W1ilow 15 4 Andy Gr lo McArthur Vtr•lon Wooa Symmes Val ey, 6-0 jr 11 O· fi\e, whtle the Big 12 and County 5-11 sr 11 0 Steven R1.1sse New BOStOn Glenwood, Btg Ten both have four. The THIRD TEAM Logan HDusc•man 6·1 &: • 17 o Man Ratcillt Fran)(! n Southea<;~ern Conference Cflclev ,e Logan Elm 6-8 sr 10 1 Furnace Green 6-4, I' 14 O; Brall!lon Uti. 6-7 I' Lancastm Fturtfald Hamson, Crown City South Galila 5-8 has three and the ACC. Conne· Unton 15 0 MJtt Stnngfteld Wash C H fir 14 0 Joa M.chael Mowrystown Mountatn West and Atlnnric Washln~on 5-li sr 11 9: Col1n Pfaf1 WhiteOak, 6-0 Jt 15 0. Kory Athens 6-8, ar 12 0 Brandon Flvecoa!l, Bakenhaster Latnam WeSIEtrn 6·7 sr to have two each. VinGent Warren 8·2. sr., 9.3. MaltK 11 7· Dylan Hanson Manc"esler, 6..() London Ch lltrollle 6-8 soph , 9 0, Arlc sr 14.-8 MJCnae! Manuel RaCine Carroll HillSbOro 6-0 jr 12 O, L.1QS Southern, 6-2 sr 14.3 Pollet Greenl eld McCia n 5-11 sr SPECtAL MENTION 1~ 8 Corb1n Wollenberg, New Lexington Tanner fl!ley, lrooton St Joseph, Nate 5-11 Sl. t2.3 AntHony Crnne Thornv 10 p nkerton Franld n Furnace Green lev• thetr tlmd straight confer- Soordan 6-2 1 11 7, Oyan G1.1!l!rle ?otter, Watertoru Auslin Loop, Sou:h MCArthur Vinton Courrty 6-4 sr, 13.0 Webs\8(, Corey Haywood Sctolov 1e ence title game in :2003. SPECIAL MENTION East Jon \lcllentinc PoriSmouth Ctay· McNabb lobbied hard to Br Ck Dav1s, Chllltcothe Unloto. Jalen Cooy Bossler PortsmoUih Clay; Levi bring Ov.ens to Rag and. Chllllc~lhe Derek Roback Hor&ley, New BostOn Glenwood Brad Wa11erty, Gram Vonnam, Vln<;ent V'larren· Perron Perlsmotlth Notre Dame. Jacob PhtlaJelphia. The duo Cia)' EllenwOOd Vlncen1 Warren; John Reynolds Corning Mrller. Titus P1erce. combined for an dectn fv- 7roester GaJIJpot;s Galha Academy Aooclsv He Easte n DUstin Salser Ethan Moore Gallipolis Gal! a Acauomy Radne SoultlBfn Dalton Matney Crown ing se~1~011. McNabb had· a Jake Tl!omas. C•rCitiVIfie Logan Elm C ty South Ga a· Sean Flln! Ultham career ye.1r .wd 0\\ en~ put Kevtn Matll13S, Lancaster Fa rfKIId Un101t Wes1em B Bameu Mowrystown Kiser Cl1clov le Col' Coates Wtlltecak Elhan ~wk•ns Mowrysto¥m up proliftc number~ before Reily H lsboro Troy Sweeney Tnornv Ia Wh teoak Ttair1S Combs Mancl1es:er he broke hb ankle in late Shendan Dame! Woltenmug. New Dccemb.cr Owen:> wlngtoo GIRLS wes 1 1 . . McNabb, T.O. teaming up again -for TV show PHIL \DELPHIA (AP) their rclation.,htp and - Dom,-.an :vl~,;Nahb v; ill Owens \\'.ts cut mid\\ U\ be thrO\\ 111g p.ts~c:-. lu through the '05 ~ea~on. · Terrell Owen!> ac.atn 0'' ens 15 a tree neent !\lcNrtbb Hnd bwen ... arc .titer spending last ) car teaming up Qfl a bnskelball "ith Buffalo. He caught ·court mstcad of a foot hall 55 pa:'>'-C~ for 824 yards field ttl the ne\\ !'.eason of and fi, e touchdov. ns m his Sp1ke 1'\ · ''Pro v~ onh eason "'ith the Bills lOC!>o.'. The eptsodc fea- Ow"en-;; pJ,I)Cd three \C:l· lure~ NFL pl.tycr~ that ::;ons v;;ith Dallas alter he released _ by pht) ed college bu~hetball \\'a' ngainC\1 fo11ncr NBA "tnrs Philadelphia. Me ubb (S) racu<>e). l\1~.;Nabb has been the 0\\CD" (lenne-;~ee- subJeCt of t1 adc rumors Ch tt ..uloog and ntont 1 slll-.;e the 1 ns!Je, Jo<.t to th <• t " Kent St "•II a e C \lrb 'tntheltrtround I 01.1 U\ on Kenn uf th phl\ t~<. ~Je I d Phtl Jel h o tn · FC t n R r r .(.) he peli Ic.~ ahb ill d h mpton~>htp • nwo:o the Phaladelphta Eagle one ~uper BO\\l m 1 f re.ach Lhc Super Bowl Ill sons After the E<~glcs lost 2004. hut J feud ended retllrned to pta) m lo :o tn Ne" in the Sup~r Phdudelphia'~ Engl.md Bov.l Shortly Q,, c n aften' ard hh 11 nppel ~ '>t> .. pol~n a {e\\ tJ me~ m c nnu ha \ c ecm1ngl) patched up their dtfferenccs . Gravely from Page 81 WitS , ~hen fie. hm.m nd OU11lt be v. J!'t a :>t>phnmore Gr,l\el~ say he ha no omplamt.'i about endm2. h ., career .n tht~ htghcst lc\el He al o noted thut JU'it becau<;e he t5. graduatm • there il> no re~on thnt Gallia Academy \\re tlmp. hould Iall off O\ cr tht" nc.tr future "Next )Car, the prognun ~hould be even bette~ Some EAM Alyvla C!art<, C1rcteVlle !HI £(' 11,2; Kaily Wtellt eld Urnon 6·11 sr 1B 1 Wastl C H Moam1 Trace 5· Kayla F1e cne Soulr Point LeAnne Ross Manena 5-9 ckeiiZie Arledge Co 1001t1e 1 11!.5, l<ale Hamlfl()(ld 1611 Mteta n S·9 'Sr 13.2. Knsty Markre Ta! B ore 6-2 sr 13 0 Tyler Sw nenart Tho:nv e Shcndan 5-8 sr Thompeon S•owert Federal Hod<!r111 6- 21 ' 1 sr 20 0. M1ct'lal M tctwll Nelsonv•lle·l Pleyer ol lt'e y~ar Jen'la Cebb Yo k 6-2 sr 15 6 Zach BobO Albanv Wash ngton Cout1 House Miami Trace. Atexanot>r 6-2 sr '7 6 Jesse Slooe ~hes ol lhe year Jariles Stutzman Oak H I 6-3 r 12 \ WaSil C+l M ern Trace Scot! Cozzens. THIRD TEAM Aust1n McMaster Martena C esapeske 6·4 soph 15 6 Mall B:oorn' ld Proctorvr e Fa rla.nd 5-10 SECOND TEAM Ashley La-wson Wash sr 13 0 Devm MOI'JI'IJC! Coa Grove CH M1am Tmce 5-.9, }r. 9 9 Lauryn Dawsot'l·Bryant 6-2. r 14 2. Sam Ro~. Wash C H. Washmgton 5-2 Cooke Ironton ROCk H 11 6-10 li 13 1 sr 13 0 Jalynn B(adburn SoUih Ftllnt Andrew ~n:kl ph WrteaJersl:iu!iJ 5-10 5-10 Jr 19 0 Morgan Howard. Pomeroy jr 1;, 0 Zak Smith W 11amspo1t Me~gs. 5-11 tr 11 .3 Elena Len Athens Westlal 8·7 r 13 s COdy M:Avena 6·1 sopn 11 6 Janae or.ggs B•dwe I R:ver Vater 5·:9 &r 11 6 Gabe Ch lllcet."e Uruoto 5-6. Jr 16 2. Megan Haynes Chi lco!he Zane Trace 6·Z sr Sa)'tor Greenfield McClam 5.Q sr 8 e 14 2; James Lew~ Pikolon 5·1 1 Sl Tori 01xdn MeAr!hw vm:on Coun~ 5-5 10 4 Dylan Gragg Chll come sr 14 7 Sam Robln.s1)n ThornvUie Hunllnglon. 6-4 soph 16 9. Sam Snerldal'l 6'0 sr 15 3 1 Louden. Seaman Nor1h Adam~. 6-<1 sr THIRD TEAM Hesltler Evans Ctrcfe\11 e 1" 8 Taylor LJUia Sardm1a Eastern Lagan Elm 5-9 61 i 4 EtJlly RObinsOn 1 BrQWf'l 6-2 sr 16 0 C!rc avllle Logan Elm 5·5 Jr 12 6 SPECIAL MENTION Kyleigh \'tyelt!. Lancaster faJrtield Unton, Rick Chamberlin. C~lllteotllll Zane Trace 5-8 lresn . 9.5: Andrea Strahler Wash M•cnae Brown Ch•llJCothe C H M•allll Trace 0.10, st. 6 0: Allie S®lhenswrn, Logan Markko Ba•nbridge Troester, GaUipolls GaD•a Academy o-o. Paint Valley: J P. Taylor. Ironton, TraVIs :,;r, '7 3 Tay or Dolak Vlr1Cilf1t WSJren 5· E 011 Ironton. E1han P(ilter South Point. 6 sr 15 2 Maegan Grosel Marietta. 5Trent Saunders, Chesapeake Evan 7 Jr 10 2 Martna Kunkler. New Satyers Proctorv ne Falrl!llld W;,.yne lruungton 5-6 sr . 12 0 SPECIAL MENTION Sparks Coal Grove Dawson-Bryant, Regg•e Sims, BaiPrO Marli Slone. ClliOo Cottrel Cfllllk:otne Untoto MtrofOfd. Rlrrest Jo'Mson Portsmouth Hannah B ewster, Waverly nnesha Tro Underwood Portsmouth, Oamal Taylor Soul!\ POinl. Patga Lamb I of m\ teammate!'. c:-~n be here iiext year "1th a little de\lt~.:atton and hard \\ork. and I hope they get to c.-.;pC'ricncc this :.omc dn);' Gra,el) commented "I'm realh proud of \\hat we have.adueved here .tt Gnllic~ A eadem) O\ ('r m) career. We''c definite!\ chanred things ~tround for tht r)ro £!ram. "Person,dh. r cunnm thmk of a beit~l wuy lO end m} \\ rc~tling. career than duing wh.tt he done tht:. from Page 81 weekend. It's somcthmg I Bryan Walters/photo olv. avs rem~mber." Gallia Academy senior Jared Gravely, left, talks with coachGAHS co:u.:h Craig es Brent Simms, middle, and Cratg Wnghl dunng a break m Eagles \\ere ctghth, while Wright ~tated that Jt wa~ bit- Fnday's second consolation round match of the 215-pound t~e Eagles lini,hcd the ~e>Jr lCI ' ' ' ect weekend for hun. div1slon on Friday afternoon at the 2010 OHSAA Wrestling 'il\th. On one hand. he·~ losing 11 Championships in Columbus. Ea~tern h.1d 1\\0 !irst team true leader L1Mt will be \ t'r) seloclions in senior;, Jake Urhana is an NCAA I ynch and Kase) Turle~. hdrd tu replace. On the as \\ell "' n two-time t\11other hand. Gravel)·.,. 'l~OAL pcrfom1er on the Dh i~1on II proeram that "ith the trio of Kell) fini..,hcd 6·5 Ta,t fall effort!". ''til help set n ne\\ !!rid iron. Winebrenner. r-.tikc Johnson Gra\ el) is als\1 one of 24 an<.l Gnl\el.> \\ill he ~.unttnu­ stamlaHI for Gallw Emert Connery all Acudcm) \He..,tlcl ru aim in!!. hts !'otltb:tll cnrcer at incCllllHl!! reeu1i1" that earm.'d eet)nd tc~un ·accoUrhana Uni' ~rsit.> aftl!r be pan t>l Urban:t U. ne.xt lud~:-.. Both Wtncbrcnncr fur. "We've had guys in the :.igning a letter uf intent on fall. and Johnst>n ure :-.cniors. ··.rurcd Gravelv i' an \\ hile Connery ju..,t linisht::d recent p.t. t ltkc Oen P('\mlarv 3 at Gallia l)(ll)lirlle. Tommy Saunders A~1dClll\ ll ii!h School. The explosi ~tc athlete·\\ ith tht' her junior campaign. and Dusttn Winters help future Blue Knight 1s excit- abilit) to play multiple post· Ea~tern 'enior J\udrionna knnck down 1he brUTICr that ed about the opponunity to tions. He is htghly moth·at- Pulhn~ v.a' nbl> a third ecl \\ ith a great motor:· team sck-~tion, '" hile senior nv' kid~ from a small com- fultill another dream Urbana couch Davi<.l Tavuor Titus Pierce .11\d ,junior Allie mimity cannot \HClotle at the plnying college football. said of Gnt\eh on· the Rawson hoth came HWU) "Football i~ the l!l'Cate~t ~tate level," W11ght :-aid. '·Now \\ e have Jared ~port e'er. When 1-visiteu 'choor, wchsitc: "I-ll- wa~ \\ ith hunorable mention GravelY, who has tnken 11 w the campus. it just reminded \t'r) productive ••~ a ball accolade:-. the next le\cl .mJ 1\CI the bur me u lot or home. It's a carriet in High Schol~ for Southern. South llallia ror the fulllr~ to l'OlllC. Thi~ ... mall tampu~. the foothaJI Galli:t Acadcmv. but he has .md Gallia Academv aU had v.eckend h,,.., hecn an tn pl· progmm to; tmpm"ing and t11e obility to pl:t) nnvwhere ft \'t.' e h!l.'tions bel\' ecn the <:uachc" really liked me. from D-line t1l linebacker boys and gtrb, v. ith rntton f<>r our program ... Gravely·._ ct~hth-placc so it ~a~ an easy decisioo,.. .on defen.~ or offen.~ivelv Southem being the lone 11nish nllowed the "cmor to Gravel\ said. "'lt'sjust good a,utd provtde • lJNI'lediate school w land a tirst·team capture his third All Ohio tu knn\\ that I h,we u future nnpact as n tight end or H- nominee. honor~ of his cnrcer. with in lootball still nnd that I'll hack." T he Tornudoe-. ( 14-5) Gran.-1~ plans tc• major 111 this weekend being the first playing at the next Je,el. were led hv s~ninr Scan liml' in \\l~tling. Gravely I'm excited ahout this t.:riminal ju ... tke. He is the Coppi~.; k a.., .i fir:-. I te.nn honwa<: a)o;{l a two-ttme All- oppor turuty and it'.., a really ...on of Lori Gravely nf Rio oree. fulkmc<.l b) scmor Grande, Ohio. Ohio selection in football. good fe.elmg." I District '"ill DIVISION 111 , FIRST TEAM. area Tacl<en, lroNor 5-4 sr 12 s, Joraan Atbaug~ u.cas~ f Valley IH 0 sr 17 0 Wt>ltney Oaugher~ Aloony AleAatlCJer 5-4 r 15 2 Karl Be~sley Seaman No lh Adams, 5·9 sr 20.0: MtKenzeeistman Ch 100100 Zane Trace 5-8. sr 13 5 Kaossa Adkins, Oak HI 5-9 sr 16 2 Rebecca Pud<Gtt, Oal\ H 5-10 'Sr 15 5 Playe• of the year l<arlssa Mil' 1\S OaJi: H•'t , Coacll ot tM year: Doug Halo Oak H SECOND TEAM Lakin Caud Oak li 5-8 soph 12 0 N "-1<1 Elswlcl( ro!llo 5-11 Jr 10 3 Amanaa ~1.111 er ChesapeaKe, 5-1 o soph 1a o· Morgan Grlns:aad, Albany Aklxandilr 1).8 • 12 0. JC?Sie Spears Glouster Tr mtte 58 jr 17 2· Autumn Smith Frankl~lft Adena s-2 soph 91 JessiCa Roepke Ch lcotl'le ZaneT~ 5·11 sr 14 0 Rachel Mull ns. Sard1nta Eattern BttrNn 5-1.8T 95.Ca11Hatteo Ly~lay !>-10. &1 11 0 THfRD TEAM 8 Jnany SW 1!9 e Crool<sv e 5-11. tr 15A Tay!c• Hale Oak H 5-10 60ptl 10 0 ~elld·a JustJ«< M nlord 5 6 1r 10.0 Oeva!\ SCarberry, McOermon NOfthwesl 5-8 I 3 8. Enca Schmklt, Wheel8f1ibUrg 5-6 sop!'! , 1e 0. Chr st n Gre.! W Ports PortSmOulh West 5-.3 sr 12 0 Cnelsea Delong Coal Gtove. Oawson.Sryan!. 10. &I 15.4 Em y Hoop Peebles Sf 1e 0 Broolm Marcum B dwell RN Valley &-0 Jr 12.4 Jennt Grigsby Franktori Adena 5-8 lroSh I 0 7 SPECIAL MENTION Makel\ZJE! W.ppel WI farnspor1 Wostla! Holly Brabson P keton: Catll&rlrle Dresbach Ch LcctiJ.e Sout eljste"' Lorna Geasar Ironton Klr:ll!'l e Baroell Cllesapeakt! Silra Mayo Chesapeal<e Megan Brooks. Procwrv le Fairland Kennon Clarkson Proctorville Fall'land. Chetsea Harper lrolliOII RO(!( Hll Molly Knapp Wheelersburg Ton Leader. Wes1 Porrsmou'.h Porlsmou•n Wesl. Wh tney Bear Lucasville Va ey; Harmal'l Fester Ponsmouth Kayfa Radak n Albany Alexander. Taylor Savage Gouster Tf•mble Kal y Cox NeiSOnv le·Vo•k Allsan Sparks Seaman NoM Aoarns Laynee DBVIs Seaman North Aa3ms.. NIColette Clifton. Sardirna Easte•n Browro· Shayla BlaCit. Sardinia Easter,. Brown. (tn<tsev l:iawk Lynchburg·Ciay Tnylor German, CrooksV1 e. M ~e Sttile Oak Hi l T •tany Wires Wellston. DIVISION IV dem nded ne~W trtt a:ued mu11 d Martet:a Sa ley Poage V11'1Cenl Warre Cindy W Uis Atr.'lnli Jenny Pn ~ Lancasler Falrtleld Union Jenna Grundel'l. Ctrclevllli! Loren Knisley Weahlngton CO\ln Hou&e washJ'lgteln Amy Noe Gatl•pofiS Gallla Academy Morgan Danrots Galltpol s Ga I a Academy, Miranda Grueser Pomeroy Meigs AlliSOn Graves Mel> rthur Vlllt:l!l Coon!)' Kelsey Mar• n Je~ NICOle Chapman, Jackson, 0 VIa TllOrnv e Shendan 5erah Lexington Alyssa Wo!f<J New C\ le Rt.>elo on second team .u1d enior Michael Manuel on the third team. Dustin S.ilser \\as abo an honorbale mention selection for the bl"~ ~. while ~enior Chewne Dunn wa~ the lone Lad\· fomadt' (3- 17 1 to be scle(.·red - enminl! an honllrable mention spot. Sumh Gallia landed three pla~er!' on the third te~tnl in 'eniors Hailce S\\ ain and Rranrlon Hnrrist1n. as \\ell a' sophomore Chandra Canada). Senior Jasmine \\ augh und sophomore: Dalton Matne" were also honorable me.ntion selecltl'llS for the 11-8 Lad' Rebels und 9-10 Rebels. • Gallia Academy land only Qne player - senior Allie Troe,.ter - in the top three te:lm:i. '' hi le semors John Troester and }\ my Noe ~nd juniors Ethan Moore and Mnri!an Danieb all came away "ith hon~)rable menrion :-elections The Blue FlfiST TEAM Ac:rtar.ne 8 a.nkensnJP Frankl n Furnace Green. 5·8 sr 14 5 l(ayla Cook. So1J11'1 Webs.'e• 5-10 24 2' MISsy 8Udllev. New GlenwoOd. 5-6, sr 18 5 Waterford 6-0 sr 24 Cuck:er Stewa·: Federal lr 18 3 Kasey T\lrley Eastern 5·10 st 14 0, Che~ey leesbUrg FaJt1.e!d 5·11 r 17 2. Players olllte year Sina K 1'19 Kay a Cook Soul!\ Webs:er Coach o• tre yea,.- John Burdette RaeoSIIille EaSIGrn SECOND iEAM Jess:e Moms W llow Wood Symmes Valley 5-2. 1 I 1 1 Alyssa Ra~t,es, New Boston Glenwood 5-9 sr 11 5. Erru y Srow11.. Wa1erlord f). Q soph 11 3 Emct C.:>nnery Reedsville Easter 5·7 t 90 Courtney Rowe, Beaver Eastl!r(\ 5·6 15.6 Ract-el Staker Beave Eastern 59 jr 12 3 Gaboe le Boone L~~rg Fatrflt'!d 5-9. ar. 14.2 THIRD ~M KQther 11e Bau Pot:,;mouth Clay. 5-6 JT. 13.0 Holly Hem;ull Portsmouth f)tay 5-9 r 11 2" Whl!ney Hollon, Bainbridge Pa nl 'lal1ey 5·6, ar, 12 6 AUdiiOM8 P1.1lhns Reedsvtll& Eastern 5·10. sr 13 0 Hc!llee SWa;n Cf'OWrl City Satlltl Gat a 5-11 sr 12.6 Cha."'dra Canada\ Crow:~ C1ty So:tJI Oa 1a 5-10 SOPh 11 .4 Tabby A e'l latllam Western 5-7 s: 150 SPECIAL MENTION BI'OOI<e Sk•noer w now Wood Syrnrnes va ey Kim Barl<er Watorlord Brooke Drayer Waterloro Kendra Clarl< SoUlll Websler Toni Lang Sctotovme Ea$1 Meghal'l W1llams Sc!otov 11t1 East Jen Arnzen Portsmouth Notre Oarne Mycha.el Hamilton New Boston G!emYOCCI Abbv Toll1 Comlrlg M • AU e Ra,,son · Reedsvt te Easte1 Jasmrne Waugh Crown City So Gal ra Cheyane Dunn., Aacme Sou1tlem l<elc e Hawk, Lattlam Western Bland! Fitch Belpre Angeb were 11-9 thi... pa~t v.intt!r. '"hilc the Blue De\ i Is finbhed tht:s past \\inter With a 7-13 mark. Both Rh cr Valle' nnd Meig,.., had three pln) er~ selected to the di,trkl squad . The Ratder.) (4-16) had two ;;election' in .senior Cod) ~kAwna and junit)r Cod) Smith. v. htle the Lad~ Raider' (7-11) were repre:-ented b) junior Brooke ~larcum. ~tc \'ena anJ Marcum both earned third team honor... v. htle Smith v. as an hnnorabk mt:'ntion sckction. Junior Morgan Ho" ard \\as the lone ~kigs pla)er t~l ~rack the h.'P three teams. co min!! ,nva\ '' ith J{'anl honor~~ for the 1 Lad\ !\larauder~. Jun Mirimda Grueser \\ fl!» an honorable mention sektunn, as \\ .ts .">Ophomorc Jesse Smith for tht• 1-19 Marauders. MORE LOCAL NEWS.MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Subscribe todav. 992-2155 . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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