https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6f48efc522b251db60541a4b229227ce.pdf ed231db6f9e5044127006edc39daad59 PDF Text Text ••• .' ........ Rio • 0:0937): ~Sdl m ~ 800 (2:41.10).. ~men's 4:.800 lnDl ei 8raJJdon Crislip OH), Chad ~ (Tipp City, 08), 'lllatthew Speu~er ~erington, OH) .a nd Biyce Wilson (Jackson, OH) was first with a time of 8:09.42 . · Senio.r thrower Kyle liiotge (Eaton. OH) was &st m tht meli.'s bammer \lliow {I H feet. 6 ? incht;S). witb a ·best effort of !1111 io the discus ( 126 ~. 3 inches). Georg_e • • SCCillld in the shot put ~feet, l inehes). - Rio went 2-3-4 in the 1,500-meter run with . S~cer taking second &-uh a time of 4:14.11. · lbya: Wilson furished 3rd ~ 4 :19.76 and McCIIlty tru fourth with a time of . tBelpre, rust t:-19.86. :: Sophomore Mike Green l,Columbus, OH) finislled :Min the long jump with 11 tlest leap of (20 feet. ~- inches) and .Jrd in lf.le 100-meter dasb with a time of 11 .60 and M'c<:urty was 3rt! in the 5 .OOO• meter run (16:4532). Other scoring results for tbe RedSton:n: Spencer, 4th in the 800-meter run (2:GS.&3): Crislip. 5th in tbe 800 (2:06.83); Green, Sth in the ZOO (24.07): sophomore Justin Fnncisco (Belpre, OK), Stb in the HO-meter hurdles 06.58); freshman . z.u.e Miller (Grove City, OH), 5th in the 5.000 ar against est Virginia Tech. ~ mtum did them some good as tbeJI blanked tbe GQI.:5m Bears· 9-() on Tuesday aftr:mooo at Bob Evans Field. li was tbe third win ill as many games aga!•st tile furure Mid-South opponent. . Rio Gfllllde ( 15-LO) cb.ipJII':(i awal' early. scoring live of tbe nine- runs in the flrst three innin~s . The Red:Storm had U b.its in tb.eglime. Junior catcher Tyler Plumpton {P'eterborouglt, ONt) and Junior centetfielder Ryan Yali:ura (Pickering, ONT) both went 2-for-4 at the plate to lead the offense. Plumpton had a dmlble and an RBI while Yalura scored two l'lli1S and also stole a base. Junior designated hitter Sean Flanagan {S. Eudid, OH) was· 2-for-5 with a run scored and an RBI. ~n:08.57): -we b.ad a ,great fust meet,~ said Rio Grande llead coach Bob Willey. ~we registered for five relays and we. won five relays. r m very pleased with are young ladies and young men .~ Rio will next compete at the Cedarville Open. March 28. Rs n He drove in tbc game's first run witb a siJI&Ie ill the opening inaing. Sophomgre fust baseman Francisco Ranrire:~~ (Columbus, 08} also. bad two hits, including a~ ble and an RBI. Sophomore shortstop Brad Konrad (Maumee. OH) was l-for-3 with a r:1ID scored, a stolen ~ and he drove in two runs · while junior rightfielder Tyler Sdtun.l (Cincinnati, OR) was I -for-2 witb a sacrifice fly that brouglit in a 1\1111. Senior third baseman Edwin Orta (Caracas, YEN) dro"e in a run despite going o-f~-4 at ~plate. Junio.- ' z :an·..~e••.., 11 .I I Lefty · Ryaa Cnmer !Olympia, WA) s~ and! pitched io tbe first three. innings. sum:ndering two hits while strill.ing OIJI two and bitting a batter. Sophomore Angel Slllltill~ (Santa Isabel, PR) pi! .·eked up the will iii relief. Santiago ( 4-2) went tbt middre three inniap. aDd aiJowed two b.its ad nwo bit bt71!1e0!l wbiJe slrikiaf out three. Freshman ll]Jaa CbapmaD (R.aciw, OR) llddN two scoreless frames with a strikeout IUid ~ freshman. Ben Schlater {Lewisburg. OH) pitched a scoreless nin~ ro,end the game. Rio suappe.d a p!ilo-game bing sll.id- with~ victo- ry. WVU-Tech· (7 -12) recorded seven hits with Gerardo Hemallcift and .letemiab 'Mills. collcl:tiDg · two hits each. 'Ibe-Got:dien Reus. posted some mil tlu:e.ats, btU could not get a. i.ey hit t& push across a .run as they Sl:niJII;Ied Dine batters ill the game. Pete Vandeob.out CO>-~) took. the loss as fte galle up two runs (one earned) on 1 two bits ia tile first inning VudcD:Ilout pom:d oR strihout i:Jt tk game. Ia tilt tluee victories over tbc Golden Bars dlis. PhD program explores Christian spirituaJity, A6 ~out­ si , , scamd\*m,J9i.1. ' '1iJ wau good. to be- bKk. good to get a wiD. after we ended! thespriqtriyoaasournote," · said Rio- 6mlde licad coach Btad Wamimoat. '"Ho~y this will be a good! springboard: for us as we get bad. into- coolerence piA]! this weeken<l" -we 111anll!td' to- get some . of Qltt pibi:ftcts some wod and they ali pounded die sttill:: illllne lllld' we gQt timd)IIWs wbat we l1te:Cfltd them.~ Wlll'llimODI · added. Rio . ~ will cootiit-ue its fl"e-game bom.estand with a diooblelleadeF against Ppint Pari: Olil SalurdaJi beginning: at r p.m. l\1ullens headed toNBA,Bt r..- ..a .·-·. SPOR'rs ' I .. Qlks IV ·W till · Itt BRwl J. REm slal&limalS.. . . Bl BREED.eMVOAJLYSEI'tnNELCOM POMEROY The Meigs County Board of . Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabililies will seek bid$ for a $.300.000 addition to Carleton SchooL The money necessary fur the project bas been approved at tb.e state tevel. but past attempts to sell the RED$IONI •• ·u. • ·~ WVU.'hat RIO GRANDE - The University of Rio Grande RedStorm baseball team returned home oa Tuesday for a mde-\lp · game . ' ' "" project have been thwarted by high smaller classrooms into two and have con~tru.ction opportum.nes costs. Executive Director Kay construction of a restroom. iiVailable to area . mntra~tors and Davis met with Meigs County The- addition · wouta serve three . wo(kers ." · Commissioners Thursday to seek. integrated special education preThe Ohio Department of MR!DD approval to advertise for bids on a school classes serving avproximate· first awarded the funiling t;o the scaled-down version of the project. ly 30 children. Qo.11i& sald . Local board. The money is ear• · The l'atest building proposal "'l"he project will be beneficial II? marked sokly tor construction 011 w0uld in~olve addition o,f 2,040 of not only tbe school. but also the renovations of early .:hildhoOd proclassroom space. a speech t:hero1py community during these difficult grams and can only be used for that room 'and a sensory room . economic times.~· Davis told com- purpose. [)avis said. Renovations to • existing space missioners. ·'It will be good· to see woufd include . converting three growth in our community and to "···-c. 0... .•. '": Xavier ftuaa,. •• • ·- ~five. ~ ~No game is guaranteed in the tournament." Pitt point §uard Le'<ance Fields said. Being No. l seed, e'iet'JIOOe is_ gunning. f01' )IOU. We think we did a great job taking the team•s 6est shot and making plays we needed down the stretch to win the game.~ rourth-seeded Xavier !21-7) advanced witb wins over Portland State and WISConsin after going just S-5 in its previous 10 gwnes. fLnd now it must face a Pit! team with an outstandini point guard in fields. a p®lerful rebounder · in J.)eluan Blair and a danger~ scorer in Sam Young. :wbo had 32 points against Oldahoma State. : l'-Wbere it really starts and 'slips is to be physical our~ves, to not allow them to dOminate us on the glass," Miller said. "Our defense in ·geaeraJ is what b.as allowed ~to have 27 wins. It's why we're here and what we just ,diP last weeken~. Our great:es! strength Will be tested -~t. to me, the best at :ooing it." : .:aut the Musketeers are bi'iger - three of their .stirters are taller· than the l'athers' tallest, Blair )JII have greater depth. So fi#'s reg'Ulars must avoid Ml trouble. · : flields is most concerned i!M!ut Xavier's size. :-~'They're really tall at :it'ie~ posi~ion," .he said. :"We ve got to do a great job .. ~ Osborne • • ' from PageBl ' :SEOAL's second division only seven times during tb.e flast · 40 years. Under · 'Osborne. GAHS has won ::14 sectionals, two district tournament crowns, and ,11~ared in the regionals ·lwtce. The Blue Devils b.ave been district runner-up four .:times and a district semifiilalist 21 times. Osborne has llecn named SEOAL and ~trict basketball coach of l)le year 12 times. •· Besides coaching basket~1. Osborne has spent 22 ~~ars as a tennis coach '(with three SEOAL .aowns), 11 years as a base:ball c.o ach, recording more than 100 wins witb. a district :nt'nner-up effort in 1971. 'and coached a Blue Devil ·g olf match in the state golf tournament in the early '2000s. He was an assistant :coach of the track and field telll!l when GAHS won the 1970 SEOAL title . Durin'g his teaching ~ateer at GAHS. Osborne has taught physical education. health and general sci-$lce and driver's edu~:ation. :Known around southern Ohio as "Coach Oz" or "The Wizard," Osborne has eoacbed in the Ohio NorthSOuth. All-Star game. OhioKentucky and Olto-West . Virginia All-Star games. ·S outhern approves of bolting them oot and 110t giving them second~ance rtuni.ties." ~ is rested aftet playing just two games siDi:e losing to west Vuginia in the first round of the Big East tour- . nament on March t2. So . any bruise& from the- battering the Panthets took against Big East teams should be heal~ by now. "'ur practiCes are very intense, very tough. Gu]!s lea11e bleeding most of the times just from drills we run. And it gets yQII ready for the games.~ Fields said. "DeJuan bad a little fall the last game. but be's fine. So everybody is good." . fields IS the fates! p!lint guard to exceJ at Pitt. His assists-to-turnover ratio is second• best in the ·nation. He recently passed Brandin Knight for most assists in one season at the school. In folll'lh pla£e on that list? The cunent coach of Xavier. who played at Pitt from 1987 through 1992. "Coach did play there. everybody knows that," Raymond said. "It's the elephant in the room. But we •re just going to focus on trying to do our best and play at the highest lev_el." Even if tbey •re not m one of the highest-rated conferences simply because they're not in a BCS football league. "To me, it'& so much more about your program tban the name on tbe front of your jersey and what you stand for than whether you're. .i n this conferenc.e or tbat conference ... Miller said. "And l think college football and college bas.ketball are completely different when it comes to that." · Osborne has been a bighty sought-after speaker on both bas.ketball and his philosophy of life . A two-sport MVP (basketball and baseball) and an athletic hall of fame member of Geneva High School and Wittenberg Univeni!JI. he led his American Legion team (Ashtabula Rubber) to a. state championship as a pitcher and Wittenberg to a Division ll regional title. It will be Osborne's second state award.lD 2003, be was recipient of the OHSAA's Sportsman~~~· Ethics and Integri!JI ( ) Award. Osborne has · served as president of the District 13 Coaches Basketball Association. which started with 13 members and now has more than 300 in a district that bas the smallest number of schools in the state. Osborne is also a charter member of the GAHS Athletic Hall of Fame committee. Both committees are active in generating scholarship money for worthy student athletes. The 2009 ceremony is scheduled for Salurday. Marc!t 28.· before the Division II state finals contest. Osborne und his wife Jennifer reside in Gallipolis. They have two grown children, and two grandchildren . . -·" u grad list SSeRGENTOMYOAILYSENT\NEL.COM RAClNE - At its most tbe Southern local Board of Education approved the list ofgraduating seniors that mak.e up the class of 2JJ09. 1:\Jat list. in no particular order. is as follows: Tara Lacey Arnott_ Tosha !!rene Jones. :Zachary Gage Ash. Jerry Edward Justis. Ryan Lam Beegle. Steven !Douglas loane. Ryan Lee Beegle. Ryan Weslie Lunsford. Laura Ann Rashell Boso. B.rittney Job.n Jayde Meldau , Christopher Brauer. James Nathantel Moss. Bradliioy 1oseph Brown. Kara Nichole Myers. Taylor Naslt Burge. Chelsea Ann Pape. James Alex.ander Carnahan. Samantha Jane f>',ltterson, Merri Kathleen Collilts. Eric Wayne Perry. Kevin Lemuet Coppick. Jordan Douglas Pickens. Tiffanie; Nacheal Deem . Thomas Charles Justin Porter. Beau Royce .Diddk, Paul James Powell. luke Nathaniel Dillard. April · Nicol~ Richards, Marvin Nelson Eddy IlL Bobbi lee Rift1e. Michael H. Flinn. Robert Weston Roberts. Brody Everett Flint,. Zachary Wayne Signum. Kyle Levi Goode. Je'fma Lei~h Simpson. Bryan Scott Harris, Jaime re~entmeeting ·OBnuARIES • Cllllin"' gJan semtanc:ed in lllldarla. school! pklt. ·~ SeeP-.Al ;. A HliJI1gef For More. See . . AS • local. E'Jents. . . .~,..-- with . See PIIJtA6 R' Plusesee~AS • Good NeNs Baptist 'a<k:6 part-time yauth minister. See fllee A6 Minimal relationship found between CS, birth complications ' 1 . ,, WEA111ER BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL COM . . Nelsonville Bypass project.receives stimulus funds Bv BRIAN J. REED · BREED@MYOAILYSENTINeL.COM A3 l ....._< 1 ' \ . ~' I ) I I I I I ~ . I _.:...._ ________ .• I· I •I I t . ~ I CIEVIIlET -- ' I ' t 1 . 1 ' : BUICK ' ' ..., I I ___ c..__ __ _ _ _ __ ,, ''- ~ I 1 ! I 'I I • ..., ' I 1 I ' .I PO.N TIAC' Classifieds · Comics Effitorials . ~aith NASCAR Obituaries ... Sports ~eat her B3-4 NELSONVILLE Federal stimulus funds will allow the Ohio Department of Transportation to expedite construction on the fmal 1wo phases of the three-phased Nelsonville Bypass. ·ODOT will have ac~-ess to Bs .$.15(} · A2 million ·in stimulus fWlds to complete the fmal !)base of the "Capital A A -. torridor" connecting .._ 6 Colwnbus and Charleston. 86 W.Va. That corridor also includes the Ravens wood A3 Connector and Atb.ensB Section Dd!Win projecl on U.s. 33 in Meigs CoWity, as well as tb.e bypass of LW1Caster. ttll of which havt" been completed. The first phase of this new four-lane rotrdwuy car· 'tying U.S. 33 between the cities of Nelsonville uml Logan began last year. • Under previous planning. A3 · tlteseTtnal two phases were not scheduled 10 l!legin until after 2012 .. "The increase in funds will accelerate the ~roj.ecfs <.·ompletion and wtll save the state of Ohio money in long term:· said Stat<' Rep . Debbie Phillips, D-Athens . "ODOT officials estimate savings could reaclt as. much as $40 million over lbe life of tb.e project." The NeJsonville project is one of 149 p.rojeets in Ob.io l'unded through the stimtllus. appropriation. Those projects are designed to create . over 21.000 jobs, Govern01 Ted Strickland said. "We have identified projects that will put lh\lUstmds of Obioa~~s to work quickly ... Strickland said . ''B\It to make the best use of these resources, we must also leverage them to create tomorrow's opportlUiities ." "ln . uddition to distributing the federal transporta- · tion stimulus resoum:s broadly to provide Ohioans in every region with an oppor1tmity to participate in lhe econo~mc recQvery,. we are also targeting . funds to develop unique regional economi•· assets.'" "Doing so will strengthen . the state's infr<~.Structure systell\ while also lx.Jlstering eachregion'seconomic vitttl· ity in immel!Slll1lble ways." Federal trans{X>rtation stimulus funds torahng $n4 milli011 will be spent in near· ly e:very Ohio C01J11ty. In Meigs County. ODOT will spend $.815,000 lor improve' ments to Ohio 7 under the federal funding package. When combined with Re•:overy Act funds al!O<.:ated rmuer Ohill 's Rum! Transit Program. stimulus investments will be nmde in . 87 of Ohio's 88 counties. ODOT will invest $603.5 million into 113 roadway projects . Of tho,...- 113 pro· jects. $242.~ million is dedicated to 30 bridge projects . and $360.6 million 'Ill 83 p<wement proj~cts. Und~r th~ R~~.·overv A.:t. 50 p•m·ent of the ~tat.: ·s lr::msportation stimulus funds must be obligated and a:;signed to specific projt'L'b by June :?.9 . The rem<tinitlg amount must be obligated and tlSsignt.>d to specifi.: projects by Mtm:h 1. '2010 . State Senator Jimmy Stewart. R-Aiban~. s&d the Nels011ville project has been a priority in the legis-lature. "Throughout the transpOrtatiou bltdget pnx:ess. 1 have beell vocal about tbe importance of the Nelsonville Bypass to the future . of Sotttheast Ohio's t'COnomy and h'tve worktxl with the Strkk.kmd Administration. offiduls at tho:- Ohio 0e(l<utmentofTransprn1ation and mv fdll'w k·\:islulol'$ to • Pl••s• see ay,.ss. AS P.<\RKERSBURG. W.Va. - "We<tk. relationships" b~tween exposure to CS <md pregnan,·y <'Omplications and birth defects have been. · identified by the C8 Health PaneL but it is not believed that C8 cause> mis.·arriage. premature birth> c>r low bit1h wei~ht The 'so: i~JKe Pant.'L fDnned tll d~t<'nnine if there is a link. bt·twt'en exposure ltl the <:hemic a! . <md any htunan disease. announced rt'sulls of <Ill :evaluation of the rd<ltil'nship bt·tween (8 and CSS in th.: blO<.xl and reprodUL'Iive heallh . The atl<llysi> is based on recem pregnanci.:s among Mid· Ohio valley residents who participated in the 200~· 2006 C8 Health Project. . A summary of tbe ·study hlls been tiled with tbe Wood County. W.Va. court as rt'lju irt'{l by senlement of a dass a,·timl lawsuit in ~004 . \\!omen who participated in 1he C8 Heahh Project were as~ed alx1ut e<~ch of tht·i r pre~;nam:ie>. indicating Pluses.. ca. AS �..... r-" www . PageA2 OPINION Tbe Daily Sentinel Fir ida):. Me, eta.,....... Questions of hope and suffering The Daily Sentinel M tt~l'+ .-,.m- , .. _, wmss ofgrinraas.. Robert L Ni<.:i!.d,;.8..1. P\~~.di:edTuesda:y.l\talldl24. 2009. in Holzer Medical Center. · He is suoi"o«l by his wif<t. Freda Benning.wa Nid~ At Robert's requ~t. there all." oo. callillg hOOJS llt ~ ~n:i<."e. lllrertoent will t<.lke pi~ late:r in~ lkel:b Gro"e Cem<.'lt:'r~. fu~roy . Cremation ~nkes are hy lbeCreme<.'ns fwrera.l Chapel; Gallipolis. . .E~p~ioiiS l}t' s.y~tbJI ma~ resent to the family boy Vlstl.lllg www.cre-~.Jllne~-I.'OOl. Toda~ is Frida~. Marcn 27. the 86th da~ of 200.9. Tb.ere are m days teft in the year. . Tod'a}'s Higlilight in HisnHy: On March: rr. 1977. 5~J peopte were lUlled when a. KLM 80e-ing 747. a.ttempting t0> take uff. m.sbed into a Pan Am 747 oo lile Canal)! lsla.nd Sl!anisft ~()ref Juan P0Gre ~ Lel)fl sWlted present-day Fk>ri.da. lliO"* Nilita Khrushche~ ~ S0~iet premiti' POMEROY - A. SjXI!gMIIi dinn.er will re he.kl th¢ Mli®lll I.VIDpetition in May. DtiU\ers. will be $6, c~. out and dille-in are optiom. . Local Weather m friday-Patchy dense fog S.·--Cloody with it40 in the lllOmtng. Partly pen.-em d111DI.'e li s.OOwe:rs. swmy. Hi811:; in lite mid 6&. Hij.hs. t.lf\lUIId 50. NMheast winds. lii'OUild .5 ~ qllt•..M~J~S.tly mpb. doody in the e\'ening ...Then trid~ aiaht-.M~tly becoming partlJ( · cloudy. doody with ~ 30 Jlefl.'ent Lows in the lower 30s. chance of showers. L1,ws in Muact.y aad. M~ the upper 40s~ E~ wil\d!; 5 Diabt...Partly cloud)~ . High..~ to 10 mph. in the lower 6&. Lows in Saturday•..Showers and the lower 40s. tbururers.torms. J:lighs in the '1\le5day~y cloudy mtd 60s. East wmds 5to 10 with a 40 petrenl chance of mph. Chm11.-e l,f min 80 rer- showe.rs.. Highs. in !be lower co:nt. W:s.. Weclaesday aad Sat~ aiaht-CloudJI with showers. and th1111der· Wedlltsda)' aiabt-Mostly · stom1s hk.ely. Ll'ws in the cloudy. Hi¥1\s. in the upper mid 40::;. Sooth w in~b 10 to SUs.. Lows m the upper 30s. 15 mph. Chum.-c of min 70 Tb~,-Purtly sunny. pen.-ent. Highs in the lower 6&. 111 1980, 123 workers died when a Nortb Sea floating oil ilelu p:lattbm1. the Alexander Kiel!and. cap6ilied during a stomt. Teo years ago: NATO expanded its air assault oo Yugoslavia in the fouM stra~gllt day of anao:ks. Maria ' Butyrskaya of Russia. woo the Worid Figure Skating ' Cb:amp:iomp:s i:n Helsinki: -defending champion Michelle Kwa.n of the United States finished secoad. . · Five ~ears ago: Nearly half a. millioo people sum!UIIded Taiwan s presidential office and bloded ma~ sueets to ' protest meir counti')C 's disputed presidenual election. Sham Arakawa. uf Japan was me surprise winner at the women's world figwe sblillg champiomhips in DortmiiOO, 1 Ciemum~. Today's Birthdays: Fonner newspaper columnist Lewis is. 82. Dance CQmpan)' director Anllur MitcheM is 7S. Actor Julian GloveJ is 74. Actor Jeny Lacy is 73. Actor Austin Pendleton .is 69. Actor Miclla.el York is 67. Rod musician Tony BaDks (Oenesis} is S9. Actress Maria Sduleider is 57. Rod musician Andrew Fmiss UNXS) is SO. Jan musician Dave K~R is 46. Movie UirecIOt Quelltin Tarantino is 46. Rock musician Derrick MclCeuie (Jamiroquai) is 45. Rock musician Jlllmlly ~ (Staind) is 44. Actress Talisa Solo is 42. Actress Pawey ~ is 40. Singer Mariah Carey is 39. Rod musician Brelldan HiM (Blues Traveler) is 39. Actress Elizabeth Mitchdl is 39. Actor Nitthan Fillioo is 38. Hip-OOp singer Fergie (Blad Eyed Pl:as) is 34. Actress Emllv Ann Uoyd is 3 . Mtress Brenda Song (TV: '"The Suite ·life of Zack and Cody») is 21. Actress Taylor Atclian is 14. · Thought for Toda~: '"Often the test of rourage is not to die but to live." - Vittorio Alfieri.ltalian dramatist ( 1149-1803). ~lhony LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Local Stocks . 1)01o:.•- -· ._, Se.Yk-es, mthe IUOOUllt Qt' $6500 fw dectril:"~ wild at . the 1\lrtland Community C~tet ~ arena. The pro~t will re fund~ . through the Community De"elopment Block Grant fonnula progfllm. administered 1>)1 R~ -2.34 Clllmplon (NASDAQ) - 1.114 CMnninsl SIMipa (NASDAQ) - U2 It~ Obama~ crisis now '-"'nfident Democrats are . worried. Md Republict~ns ha\1: a serious Hold-you·SQ opportunity . . As theY argued. Obama hit the rood to California to sell something - the bud· get plllll ~ thllt he and his fellow Democrats should be able to p!ISS nearly entirely on their own. M~t pf the spending measures. apart lrom the president's health· care reform propmal (which we koow vutuallJi oothing about) and his energy capt~nd-tmde plan (which Reputllicans now call "c~~p­ and-tru~") could be passed by a simple majority. wim Democratic votes alone. And yet Obama. worried about opposition fn'm modenlle Democrats. let alone Republicans. is having to stump lor his plllll. And he has re~.·ruite\1 one of his top politicul opemtives. David Ploutl'e. to crente an unpre•·edented gmssrootsund-netroots campuign for it. a~ well . . . The sales job is Hke lyto get harder in the days ahead. Obuma took 11 major hi.t on Friduv when the C\)ngressional Budget Office said his budget plans have undere&timated defidts · in coming yeurs by $2.3 trillion. How' much more will a worried public uel·ept'? "Bnilout fatigue is palpable." a top GOP Hill aide told me . But Qbama, by till rePQrts. plans to push lOr· ward with his pllllls to overhaul health •·are. energy. tlOd edocation - no matter what · the rost. ''We have to ... start est11blishing a foundation for long-term economic growth," he said on the way · t() Cl.lliforni11. "That involves . making invest· meats oo health care and energy and education." Does it really~ The budget debate will tlnswer .thut question. Recently. . RepublicMs have been heartened by some astonishing public opinion numbers.. Pollster Scott Rasmussen found thut more people. by u margin of 41 pen:ent to 39 pen.-ent. would support tl Republican thun a Democmt in the ne~~:t . rongressional m•·e. A poll taken lor National Publk Radio · showe<) similar that results . Given Democmts hnve trouuced Republicans on that question for a lon$time. the n~w results are n11sing eyebrows un Capitol. Hill. · So while the numbt)rs shin beneuth him. Ohl1ma hits the cam~ign tmil. But sooner or Iuter. he 'II need to l'Ome bud to his problems. because it's his crisis now. tByron Yurt ,is chirf J>Q/il· iml rorll"sflj>ll(/1'111 ft)r Thr · \\hshin,~lllfl E.l'fllllillfl'). City Holding (NASOAQ) - . :lUI Collns (NVSE) "- :SS.CIS DuPont (NYSE) - U.411 US Blink.(NVSEI - 11.ell o.nneii(NYSE) - 2.51 a.-.1 Etectrk: (N'VSE) - IG.!IO HMIIV O..hlla~ (N'tSI) - 1S.3l JP 11argU1 (NYSE) - al..lO KIOI'I (N'fSE) - lUI llrniiM Brandt (N'tSE) - UCI NQflollt SoulMm (NVSE) :1$.94 Bypass <'11.'\Ul\' 1.\'lnplctilln of the pn'I- Jt.'Ct i~ u priority:· St~:wmt ~id 111 ~~ P"'IXII'ed smten'lenJ. "I apphmd th<.' Governor ~md ODOT t(u their etl'ons tl' se\'llre funding lor this •·ritkul proje~.·t und ensure ..:onstmction of the t>ypus-' is u tr•mspo11~1tion prionty for · th<' st:~tc in the coming nwnth>. 'shun~ O.~id 200~-09 school ~ellr.: JIUI\e$ Dean Rll<.·had ('biles. Mm~th Whlttingloo, HallNh Marie Rod. Gina Pille$. &ani Haw ley. Jl)bn W~Hren ll\lm\ber Richard Hill v\lte\1 Wik.'Wl. Dall. Sulllivan no oo !be m~:•tion. Appro"~ Melis..o;ll Reedy trolmllD. ROMld~a ·ne Wilsoo. · Chris~ ·r a.s a substilut..- secrelllry and Willilllll tlolt~. us . cook as. needed pending James Wolie. Andrew John OO!npletioo of till qualilict~-. Hoover. · Charles Hansel tions for the p<lli.itioo. CI>Ql, Bri.an Let: Ht111t. Hited Bill Beegle ~~ II Tfllv is Soott Mead6ws. 1\liQt 101' a ~ial ~ s.tuEnunll L~ Ht111te:r. Gtlmt ~nt besi~~n~ng at the end of Christian Phillips.. Oustyn ASK lUter s.-hool tutoring James. Jobnsoo. Ashley and ' running 10 the end of Nicole Krider. . Michael the school year from 2:45WiUilam J;Srown, Cllln:lll.-i T• . 5:15p.m.. tbu,rdllyu w~k. Wulfi: (~et...ran). Funding will be from Title o.her actioo taken by the Vl-B IDEA. at the rate of Boord: $23 per hour. Approved ·the mmsl'er of Approved Rachel Hupp $121:000.02 from the gen- us il tutor fur five hOIIlS u eral fund lo bus purcha.'l:. weel the remilinller the Authoozed the repair uf school yettr for a student the p_res.s. box. liS. needed that has been hO&pttalized due to d&mage from the for much of the school weather. ~ear. Tutoring will be . Set lunc~ prices for .lhe 1unded from IDEA.· VI 8 2009-10 school yetlf with l'undin!ll.lt 1.1 rate of $23 per elementlll')' lunch prices. set hour. Appro,:ed Willim11 BeiT)I at $2. high s.'hool lu~~~;hes. 1.1t $225 and 1.\dult lunch us 1.1 volunte..-r assistant prices 111 $3. Boord meml>er couch lbr .the high school . Pe~y Giblx> voted ugilinst boy's hllseNill te1.1111 . the new prk-es. App11.wed the lullow ing Approved the fl>llowing personnel tor the atler as s.ubstitute teachers. for the school tutoring program "*' · witb Rashel Yates. and Donna Savre us substilutes: "Do Your Best ''lithe Test'' tutoring. Chilrisse Knight. $506. 22 hours. Betb Bay. $Stl6. 22 hours.. Donna Norris. $506. 2:::! hours. l,.ori Hill. $..'\06. 22 hl)IU$., Tri<.:ia M.:Nkk.t:l. $506. 22 hours.. Me~: . Guinther. $..'\()(), n hour,;.': Jenny Manuel. SS06. 2:2 hours.. Stephanie bllns. $1.021. 44 hours; Judy Gilmore. $S06. 22 hours.. Lisa Schentelbe~. $1.021.44 hours. Vicki Hill. $506, 22 hours. Pany Cook. S1.021. 44 hours. Christy Essick.. S506. 22 hours. Aides: StepJlanie Allen. $440. 44 hour,;.. CurrieElberfeld. $440. 44 hours. Lea.nna. Davis. $440. 44 hours. Vicki Northup, $440. 44 hours. Approved the handbook~ for the 2tl09- 10 school yeW' us pre~nled by the buil<.ling principals. Approved payment for training for the ·following · people to obtain bus certifkt~.tion . lndividMls ugree to sub tor the llistrict for two years. or · pay bal'k a pro-rated ·amount lor the time nut sened. Drhers. must ~ a phys.il:al. BMV back.gwund che~;k •. BCI. FBI. pre-employment drug screening. and must re insurable by the district · insufllliCe carrier to l>e eli¥!ble: Cory Hatfield. ~~• ic.hdle Caruthers.. Butch Knight. Tom Woods. Ray VanMatre. Sue Wood. Troy Ward . Approved the ly rks. 10 the district's. Alma Mater as such: As we !a!Ut: upon your pllrtals stt~tely Southern High.lis we wave our roytll l'Olors. purple and the gold. proudly . we proclaim your praises till they reach the ~y. he~s· and minds will ever ~:herish n1em 'ries we will hold. Hail: AU Hail! Our alma mater heW' the eclln ring. H1.1il! All Hilil! Our wmu mater hear the echo ring. Hili! to thee our Alma Mater Hail! i\11 Hail! Ra-cine. Ht~il t(> thee our Alm1.1 Mater ·Hail! All Hili I! Ra-cine. The Board's next meeting is s1.·heduled for 8 p.m .. · Mondt~y. April 27 in the high ~<.:h\l\>1 meJiu n•vm . All Boord nl'c."mb<.'rs. were pres<.-nt fllr the 1111.-cting. C8 from Page Al ~h<.'lher they had ." miscarnage. predam~•a. - ll OOmplication ol pregnancy with high blood pressure 1.1nd pnllein in the urini: low birth wei11ht. pre-terin birth, or hinh defects. "Higher levels of CS and C&S were not li.lund to be related to miscarriage or pre-tenn birth," till: n:port releu~ed Thurs.dny suid. "The.re were ~ome weuk rehllion&hlps ~tween C!l und C8S with preclmup.~in und birth deli.'C'ts in inft~nts. but evidence to suggest thut ri~ incre:1scs with greuter from Page AI eA~ure is not <..'t>nsbtent." "Because there is some "Fupding · to lh the innccuracy in the rep~\11s on Nebonvillt: by pus~ meuns . pregnanc·y. and the number immwinte jol> creution tmd of pregm1~~~;ies thnt <..'<lU ld be long-tenu IX'<lnomk growth included in this stuge ~,f the for the region," tltlid U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown. ''For too long. proje<;ts like the Nebonville bypuss huve b<.-cn del1.1yed 1111d ignored. snmting e\'01\0mic growth in Appulu...-hin." 1llni.ng mlth 'Diabetes J\pril2. 9. 16. 23. .2009 • 6-8 pm Courthouse ..1\nnex . Old Dnjlnnary 'Dulldlng Wltu Slto111d An.ltd~ All)'tlllt' wltu is u cliaMiif ""o nl"fiwr tu u diflhcllit\ ...... ol' J~ and Famih Ytllllb proglll.lw;. 1\>r a toral Services.. -regarding per"- o~· $.I 2:-l .192.05, • A.ppro"o:d a l>kl from soond actiOn . • ·'\f!Pro"ed payment or A.:;phalt Materials. loc.. • AJlffiJovo:d an a.me~ bills '" the illll\>tlnt of Marietlll. fOF hitumin0111;. ment of a I.'Uillrl»-1 betw~:en . $15031&59. materials. t'01 April. and OIFS m.t the Uni~ty llf Attel\d.ins · were ret~ the bid 1\\ Engineer · roo Grande c-.~~ Cummi:;s.iol\4:'~ Mict Eugene Triplett. ·gnm. to i~~ 1.-ootr.t<.1s Da~..-npon. Thomas . • Met in «e.:utive ses- by $10.000 each for the An~rsoo . and Mkhael s.ion witb Chris Shant.. Wmfoo.'e ln"O!Stment Al'l &nrum. and Cleft Gloria director Qt' the De~nt Younger Yoolh and Ol~r Kk~. c- Wame.r. AAA ~Inc. iN'fSE) - 1.57 Big lois iNYSE) - U .t2 Bciil Evens (NASDAQ) - tU7 likMgw.tMr tN'fSE) - IUO c.nlw"t AlllmlniHII {NASOf.Q) O::uunty c>unmi~ne~. Ha~Wle~. "EP (NVS!)- 11.11 AUo iNASOAO)- 40.11 You might have missed it, but a key moment in Barad Lerters to the e<litvF llfl'· wt'lnHfle. Tire\· slwufd be less Obama 's yot111g presidency thoo 300 words. All fentrs. au sut>jea io·editing, mu~t be occurred March IS as he signed. all(l include <tdtlwss and telephvnt' Wlllmk>u. Nt• began his tri{) to California unsigned lelrtrs wm be published. Lettm should be in to promote h,1s $.1.6 trillion Byron good taste. culd:ress.in~r iss11es, 11ot pt'Fsomrlilies. Lettns oj' budget proposal. He11ding York thru1ks to vrganiztllitm.s cmd irnlividools will kiOI be aH:ept· fo.r· his hehcop«er. Obama made. a statement about the ed for p11Mn1tion. AIG bonuses., and he didn't use the word "inherited." As in "we inherited this crisis." everyOOdy through that "Ultimately, I'm respoosi· . prtll.'eSS. and it'~ now hi~ ble. I'm the president of tile · actions that are causing United States.," Obama told things that ~ople are reP?"'ers.. "The bu;;k stops llllhaPP;y about. w1th . me." That makes . it 'rhmk. back to the day ~eta!: B~ ~~ ~~- . when House Minority n I st~ the hnane1al cnSts. Leader John Boehner held but he owns it oow._ . UP. a copy of the stimulus Before Myooe g1ves the Ml - it must 11\we been sill president !Ill award for polit- inches thid: - ·and said, •cal ~~e. reme~ber that ''Eleven hundred puges that proviSions regtuumg the not one member of this Sll:biCrlfltloll Aa* oolluses - und who lmo.ws bodr ha.~ read. Not one." what .else - were buned Urgmg lawmakers to vote News llyc.Mr ... 4 ..... ..............'11.30 deep ms.de the $781 Mhon no. Boehner continUed; ~:Chan- Hlleltlci'l. Ellt 1 ~ saWHita ·.. , ....... ~ .•1at.as economic stimulus bi!l that "What happened to the ~:Brien R..O, Ext 14 Dally ..... .. ............50' Obamu and his lellow promis.e that we're going to ~: 6<111> S<lrgent, Ext 13 Senlof CIIIHn . . . . . . . . ...... ' •• ' •. '!1..11 Democrats. rushed through let th: AmericUII ~pie see sa ........ ... .. ......•ua.eo Congres:;. Every smgle whut s m th1s ·bill for 48 Advertising S<.a<ril>ors """"" .. - . : . Republican in the Huuse · hours? But no" - at that Ou- ~' Dav• Harrts. ht 15 liw:l ., The OaW,l Sot*- i'!Ol .... voted against it. Ulld all but point. Boehner dropped the irl . . _ ~ ~' llre<lda Davis. h116 ocripi""' t1)l moil three GOP senators .did the mussive bill t11 the- floor wn.r. oo.r.cwnor ..... C-.JCloc. : Jud)l Clark. Ext. 11) same. There's no way with a thud - "we don't Mall Subtcriptlcln Obama CUll blame the slim- have time to do that." N*lhiQaCounty General Manager ulus. and its contems. on So the bill wus hurried 12 Weeks .. .. . .. .... '35.26. Char'- Hoelb<:~. Ex112 an~one other than himself. through. and Ojlama signed <6 Weeks . . . . ........'10.10 • What\ l>egimiing to it ina flush . Ami now we're 52 Waeks. ............ '140.11 happen is his actions are 11nding out that there were. mdsnewsOm~daiiysenbnel. com . OutalcM ..... C®nty starting lo have conse· in fuct. problems that 12 Weeks . .. ,· ... .. .. /56.55 quences ." a Republican should h11ve been the subW&eks .......... 113.60 pollster told me. "And this jecl of public debute - just w..._s ........ ... .'227.21 www.mydail';sen1i•"'l.eom 1s one of those. He hurried like Boehner said. OncrI fridi:l~. Aflil 3 frolll4 to. 1 p.m. at !be Meig:- Ekn~e.nt4Q School b> rac;e n~ney fot expe~ of the ~Uebery reams. tu uavcl to. a.<Mitioo to First Secretary oi' the Commuoisl ~In 1%4. Alasb was hit by a PI)Weri\.tl ~ and tsimamis.l!lla.t killed a:tlout 130 peopk. m l97'J. the Sqreme Court n.ited 8.-l mDdawllre ~. Prouse l!lla.t police coold nut stop mot\lrists Ill random to cbeck licemes and registrations. unless !here wa.s rea.soo to believe a law bad been broken. · . M 1 ISJ. '!4 do J1a Southern fromP~J&eAI Fundraiier for archery team. m 195&~ a C~awankd bid 1\\ E~le El«n'lil Local Btiefs . bJJ 16~. Charles t acceded t~> ~ &glisb ~ upoo lfle death oUa.mes I. . Wn 1794, Congi\l5S a.wro~ed ~An Ad t0> a. Nanl Armament~ of sill a.rnred ships. In IS~ the fiJSI Moonoo temple was dedicated, Kirtl:and, Obi<i>. . to •884. me fust telephone line between &stoo and ~w YOlk was inaugtiRted!. . . ln 1'»5. · during Wodd War U, Gen. Dwight D. Esennowe:r tl>ld reporters in Pilli:; that .<imnan ~ 00 tlte Western Front llad been broken. llll ~~ Construction ... ,.AJ t111 ~titioa TODAY IN HISTORY OmJ llili; date: m, 15tJ.. ~ C~lileft.i.s :It~ 00,. ·~ lligb sdloo& ~ ;m~o.>th­ er Wli~ P.'alioo. Bilh ~ug~ an;J - n. Fbi AIMr.diwnt to ... u.s. CCiftStilution ufTene~. S}r.tJ..-u.se Chlm:fl. ~:~ p.m .• ~ IUid Velma Dolt)'. Bey~..'d ('l)l!l!muniJ:1 l)fd ~ Billi of sut>urt>wt ~•ebnd m.t a )6-~eur-00.1 bklian11 bQ)' Ia Apt~ dis· cw;.s.!d ~-am~ oot CaaJ•as 'sWIIIIo:lft M law ntspr.:•iag a a' 'fiz• " t of rdi.P•. « ~rill.f tit fr« aarisC' tltm~ iW akt.iaeg tltC'~ f1!/ ~. IW of tftt lftsS; W tk ri.fllt f1!/ flw Cer«r•..nttfor" ~.!\· ~~~~ Ohio man sentenced in Indiana school plot Ora leiW Ha o11ich Gemerall Manager-News Editor • t SYRAC\ISE SYRAClfSE - Re"\"al ~b.'eS, at ~· . . 1-Manil.JI - Ob-Kaa c-om etub. S)'~ 0 ·~ Chlllclt.. 1 p.m.. . ~~lllar ~- 7 . p.m.. Pl>mero~ 1blougb. Salurlb~ . b~ Madl..'l.' Liblary. ~and~ .. Pntt wilt ~ the ~ ~et. Joe Din Gor.dich Pul!lliS!Iett ~Ill I~ J~N«IINf i110 _....,,.~ ail s ~Y Taly !' da:Ja v~ ~i~"e ('~~a..m...ll"r~Dr. f'{)MER()Y - CluiJs ... • Ohio Valley Publishing Co.. a· z' • r foola1·1 Andrew Brumlleldat 1111-6626 tul'ql.lsler ur fur n\<.11'\' lnfurmaliun. Reglstf111iun deodUne AprU Ist. am1lysis w~1s limited. the punel <.:ould not druw 1.'()11· elusions regnrding whether either of tl\ese <.'. hemicals were us.<.(1Ciated with problems in JUI.'I!nw«.·y:· The pune1 will l'llndu..·t 11 more <.:omprehensive study of pregnandes. induding an euminalion of yenrs. prior to the C8 Ho:-nlth Pmje-:1. and induding mon: <..'ompktc dutu on pust exp~,sutes ff\1m unother panel-run projt'ct. An addi· tionnl Sdence Plmel study will be •:ondu1:ted on ull births in the uren. u~ing birth ··~rtilkutes . Tht• releuse l'f stully results Thurs.lltiY p11.widcd informmion from two addi· ti01ml investigutions. "!he pund ul~'' reported u hrs.t prehmimll)' estimate of the m hllllW. und u smaller tin~e it tnles the body to group drinkin~ bottled clear CS llum its svslem water !II home, onl:e the source ot the Tht estlm"ted ~~ verage chemicru has been tlltered. .mte of decrease in serum The Science Pnnel bas . ('8 utter filtmtion tor the ~n met1suring C8 serum 1\•ur g"'"P.' test-ed i~ 26 per· ..;oncentrations over tim<- wnt per yeur. metming CS for 200 •·ustomeJ'll in the 1.'~11\ be deured by 50 Jler· Lubeck. W.Vu . 1.1nd Little ce-nt in 2.3 yeurs.. Hocking Wnter As.~odution '·for peoplt> with levds of wuter systems to delenniue tho.'!: in our study. ~IOOUI 95 how fnst ~he l.'hemktll is pefl.-ent would be removed removed thlm the bl'dY fr\>m the b(ldy HI rears. atier wmer filters h~IV<' . :11ler CII.!J4:~'ure en•lt'd. · the becln insmlled und C8 study smd. expo.'i.nre is reduce·d. 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Worship .- 9:00 ~ . lll . Sun,l~~· Sm\i.li:V Witb worldwide e-vents Who He is as both Lord and ine.ff~tual. God has not tlipping by our eyes likeSavilx. to eve!}' comer of called you to run in either pages of a baok being the world that our lives will your own strength or your ttzrno:d by the- wind. it is percarey us. own wislk)m. Instead, )lou fectly ~~ to poodH our ThiS is an age in which will receive power when the _gelll'r_aboo s place in lhe there has been mucb said of Holy Spirit comes llO you; c~c cbrum>lt>gy of · -global tbinting- aDd gen~ and you will be My witness· tbzngs. Not only dcat. but it erally we tend to think that es ... to the ends of ·the seems also tbllt questions it is a recent conco:pl. But earth~ (Acts 1:8}. are COIIStlllltly arising as to If you're a Cbristian. then God's people. wben awake the- timing of Jesus· rellll'EI and alert to His Spirit's ·. look for opportunities to as King and Judge as well as !.t:ldiilg:. ~vetbealways ~ grow and serve in a local othe-r mysteries. of what we rule of the world or delay- global :n ~ Christian church. & h~ ing it for as 1oog as they Ale you being a:r ""witness like to call "'the- end time .~ for more of God in your life . Altbougb my opinion is could m:kllO. all ~y need-- of Jesus· love in your own Be thirsty for His Wool. Be that wo: are far da&er to such ed to blow wus that He is in "'Jerusalem and Judea?" In eager for His Spirit to open tbings dian we like to think, charge, that such ttppointed othe-r wonb.. is your life a doors for ~ou to share and to I IIIJI reminded of an oo:a- times were in God's keep-- testimony to God's pres- make a diffo:reDI:e in every sioo. in which one of those ing .. and that they oeed not ence, lo-.e. and lordship relationship yoo have. questioru; aruse in the Bible-. worry about it. ev.. rvwhere you are most at If you are DOl a Christian. Instead. they could simply ~? In your family? In then consider the pr!ce of . ~ ... When they met together. they asked Him. · focus on the task at hand, your frieudsbips? In your not coming to Christ. · -Lonl. are You at this time which · wus to carry their • church? ,. ·Consider the heartbreaking accounts of ·And are you being a '"wit- loss of losing fore-.er the going to restore lhe king· eyewitness what Jesus had · done and · · dom of Israel'?'" (Acts I :6 ness» in y\)Uf "Samaria'?" At . opportunity to know the joy Who Jesus is to every crir- work? At school? In your of' knowing God Should NIV). ner of the world that their civic organizations? All your life end without having Consider. it. Things had lives would carry them. those places you frequently ·made peace witb Him. But ~n skipping wong pretty This passage in Acts 1:8 is q~ciJy.,from the ~inning a little dilTerent lhllll the one I;OIIdui;t the ongoing busi· also consider the dimin· · ished joy of a life that conol Jesus elllthly mmzstty to in Matthe-w 28:19-20 which ness of life? If you feel dcat the answer tinually put$ llO hold God's His crucifiXion and then His says. ~Theref~ go and resurrection. It seems per· make disciples of all, is "yes" to the above. what invitabon to salvation even f~tly natural for Jesus' dis· . nations. baptizing them in about takin¥. it further? if you think that "one day" Would you like to see just you 'II get right with God. dpl~ to wonder about the name of the Father and where God might lead you Don't let the future that "tying up 1111 the loose ends" of the Son and of the Holy (as far' as they were ~'00- Spirit, and teaching them to and what He mi~ht do could be yours become a you if you 11 give ooll~tion of sad "might· cerned). · obey everythin~ I have through Him the chance to do it? have-beens" by putting oft' But I note Jesus· response .~-ommanded you . is a -.yhole world out !1!\.-eiving His gift Of sal11a· to His.disciples. It ~-ert!linly This passage is what we There there still in desperate need tion now. ·Sim~;>IY confess wasn "t the kind or answer call "the Great of the hope that Jesus Christ your need for Htm and that tbey were looking t'or, It Commission:· It is a charge wasn "t u ''yes" or ''no,'" but to His children to deliberate- offers. UHe has really made He died because of your sin. neitber was it a rebuke for ly and intentionally lead a difference in yours. whose Mcept in faith that God their having brought up the people to plut.-e their faith in life could He make a di.ffer- will grant you His gift of subject. He knew only too Jesus Christ us Savior and to ence in through yours? lf forgiveness and grace. And -'I · s · d then, if you have relllly done well the reasons for their obey His teiiChing- acs Lord H· e rew Y IS your avzor tm that, begin to let Him live asking ' it. Nevertheless, He lllld Muster. The passage is loi'd, to whom could you be established a mindset for Acts I :8 is not a charge. but a .witness that !heir destiny His life through you in the them thut would free tbem to llll observation made by One wso mi ht be changed from ~pany of other. forgi~en hear nellt ... something that Who sees what is to come one of ~ath to that of life? Behevers. And tbe,n JUSt Don ;t be . afraid that . watch where God w11l take . they relllly did need to know. with perf~t clarity, It is a • . ~ you 11Bd see how God w 111 ."He said to them: 'It is not "prediction," or rather, a you re bemg too aorwll!d.by . bless you' for you to k.now the times or . ')lroph«y" regarding those believing that . God c~uld (Titfllfl Mollohall alfd ltis dates the Father has set by disciples who physically use rou to do s~h a thmg. fa•ily MN •illistt~ in ' His ciwn authority. But you ltell!d those words from the You re already set f~ll!d. soutAtnt Oltio tltt pasl13· will receive power when the Savior's mouth as well as ~emember tbat He . says. 112 YNrS 11JH1 is tAt 11 utltor Holy Spirit comes on you: . those who come in later genYou are~ chosen people. a o/ "Titt Fairy Taft and you will be My witness· erations who "hear" those roy_al pnesthood. a h?IY Ptlrablfs/' Ht is tltt p~~stor es . in Jerusalem. and in all words through the reading nauon. a pwple belongmg of Ptltltwtly Co••ulfity Judea and Samaria, and to of His word, to God, that. you m!IY Cltu~lt t11td •t~Y btthe ends of the ewth"" (Acts In other words. you and I d~lare the. pnuses of Htm rtt~tlttd for co••••ls or 1:7-8 NIV). are a part of a generation Who c_wled y~u out of dark- qutStio•s by l·lfttlil at JltlS· So the answer was · ~n raised up for such a time as ~ess • :nto Hzs wonderful lorllto•®Jitllltwt~ygallipo· essence: "Maybe. Maybe this that we may be witness· lzght' (I Peter. 2:9 NIV). lis COIIt) not.'" &ut whether He was es botb of what Jesus has And don't be afraid of not · coP'IRIGIIT c 2009, imminently overhauling the done in our lives and also of knowing enough or·of being THOM MOLLOHAN Bishop boycotts anti-abortion event with GOP chairman EVANSVILLE, Ind. (AP) ·magazine that abortion · - Roman Catholic Bishop was "an individual Gerald Gettelfinger plans to choice." He later said that boycott an anti-abo.rtion he opposes abonion and group's annual dmner believes Roe v. Wade because of tbe views of-the should be overturned. keynote speaker, Michael Genelfinger, head of tbe Steele, the new chairman of Diocese of Evansville, the Republican National . spoke to Steele by phone Committee. last week and has recetved a Steel~. a ~atholi_c, said copy oftbe GOP chairman's in an mtervtew wtth GQ statement. said tbe diocesan spokesman. Paul Leingan$. However. the bishop Sllld abortion opponents should ~main uneq~vocal in stat· mg tbose bebefs, and Steele had not done so in the GQ interview, Gettelfinger has attended the Vanderbur~h County Right to Life dtnner every ye~ for at ~east a. decad~; Lemgang Sllld. This year s dinner, set for April 16, also features Alaska · Gov. Sarah Palin. Steele, tbe former lieu· tenant · governor of Maryland, was elected head of the GOP national com· mittee less tban two months ago. A spokesman for tbe Republican National Committee did not respond to a request for comment. Rubashkin &s rourt to consider obsemuM:e of Jewish holidays DES MOINES. Iowa (AP) - The former chief l"llecutive of an embanled kosher slaughterhouse wbo has been cbarged witb fraud. money laundering and other crimes is asking a judge to plan court proceedings so they don "t con· tlict witb Jewish holidays. · lo tbe notice filed Monday . attorneys for Sholom Rubashkin said tbeir client has "carefully reviewed his faith cwe:ndar" witb his l'llbbi. The list includes about 30 days for religious observam:e or prepw--<1tion during which he asked that coun proceedings not be beld. · Rubashkin. 49. is scheduled to stand trial in September. The former manager of Agriprocessors Inc. in P\Jstv ille faces 97 counts of .immigration violations. bank fraud. money laundering and other charges. He and three other defendan~. along with the company, were indicted after 389 people. lll06I from Me!tiro and Guatemala. were arrested in an immigratioo raid at the plant lust year. · The raid put a spotli~ht on claims of worker abuse at the plant, ~ the nauon's largest lo:osher ml"atpack.er. Agripnx:essors and its top managers. including Rubasltkin and his lather.Abi-abacnAllroo Rubashkin, have been 111:cused of more titan 9300 violations of Iowa's child labor laws. · The company filed for Chapter l'l bankruptcy and is pro-dt.~cing only ut a limited capacity. . . This is not the tirst time Rubashkin 's religion has been a focal point of court proceedings. ' · Attorneys for Rubashk.in 11Bd the plant sought a dismiss1ll of charges saying gr.md jury proceedings were tainted by anti-Semitism and 1n'tproper comments about religion and 1'114\.e. A feder.U judge rejected the. motion this month. Federal prosecutors had argued that Rubashkin should remain in jwl be\.11Use they worried he would flee 10 lsn1el. where the wuntry's Law of Return. which gives Jews citi. zenship. would make it difficult to ex.tr.tdile him. Jewish groups complain.XI that Rubashk.in was being treated dif· ferently than other defendants because he's Jewish. He was eventulllly released on bond. Cburth can hold limited number of concerts under deal with county PITTSBURGH (AP) - A nondenominatiomil church formed for people who love "jam band" music can hold a limited number of concerts annually under a dew that ends a religious freedom lawsuit. · Officials in Fayette County had said thut William Pritts incorporated the Church of Universal Lo,ve und Musil· to circu'!went zoning restrictions on his land. Pritts sued io federal court in 2006. accusin~ the county of denying him a religious-use zoning e11empt1on. According to the agreement filed last Friday, Prins can hold concerts throughout six weekends each yeur and on six additional Saturdays. The dispute began in 2001. when Pritts sought a zoning ellemption to hold concerts on 147 acres of land he owns in Bullsltin Township, about 35 miles southeast of Pittsburgh. Neighbors raised l-oncems about traffic. noise and safety after Pritts told the county that each concert could anract up to 4,000 people. Many concertgoers would also can1p at the site, Pritts incorporated the church in 2002, but hts attorneys said it dates back to 1985 . Greete returns stolen medieval church paintings to authorities ATHENS. Greece (AP) - Greece has returned to Italy two pieces of medieval frescoes stolen from liB Italian · church more than 25 years ago. The 13th century religious paintings were hiiBded over to Italian authorities in Athens on Monday, the Culture Ministry said. 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Aulllc:Klnnlsa He is also serving the Looi as a musician in the . currently meet on Sunday praise and worship band at 10 a.m .. Sunday evening at 6 p.m. and Wednesday Roman's Highway. Youth. at Good News at 6 p.m. ; lOUISVlLLE. Ky. - A -.w dockliate ~ at a 'SID" • VlliYe Baptist semi. lilly will explore the life hSOIIiS of the .Bible at a Eed time when self-help spirituality.. is ~:~e· b . celebrities~e rah. · Y "fbe spirituality te al ~ BapQst 'llleoiQgical ~inary arrives at a time . Vdlell tbe cultural Interest in 'l!iritualily _;_· and disinterest in orpnilled religion - is p.wmg, said Michael tfaykiD, a church histocy pro~ iD tbe seminary's PhD. ~~y the wOrd (spiritu- iliiy) is Used broadly in our IIIQJbR. it's very eclectk and · b mean whateYer a person ~ it ro Haykin Cl!id- "So we're trying to AP piiiiiO P.,IUOO it in 11 certain context." Adam McClendon, the first spirituality Ph.D. student at the Southern Baptist Theological '- kholars disagree on how Seminary, talk$ about the program on the school's campus in louisville, K)t, Friday, March ~:cleftne the term. But it is iiiil:lely used to refer to devo- 6. McClendon will spend the next five years in class work and on rasearch of the subject. ti&lal practices of religion show. is the most-read article dean of the Graduate . years there has been an ild tbe interior individual on 'his Web site. But he said Theological Union in increasing demand from stu- • RIO GRANDE - Rio Christian Church has ex.te~ its ~~nces of .~ lieboovers~. many media-driYen forms of Betk.eley. Calif.. said mod- . dents far courses on Bihlical Soup-er .Saturdl)y free lunch to ~tvery Saturday. Here is a .,.,...... ng . 10 ""' .. s · 'tualt'ty leave out God em-da}· spirituality see . kers spiritUality: . "'uistian Soirituality: An pm schedule of the free lunch ministry: lniroduction:f by Protestant and Jesus in ex.change for a share a common pursuit "So we now offer a course • March 28 - Souper-er Saturday. Fourth and Sycamore. .• iliholar Alister E. McGrath. ·focus on the individual. with the 19th-l--entury in the spirituality of John. GallipOlis. noonto 2 p.m .. ·sponsored by Rio Christian a1· di"' fro Whitney said too many Arneri<;an transcendentalists we offer a course in the spir~ pmtu tty · uets lJl a Americans. Christians i.oclud- ·like Ralph Waldo Emerson ituality of the Old · Church. • April 4 - Free Lunch Ministry. Rio Christian Church. filrely academic • objective · ed. want 10 accept God "kind and Henry David Thoreau. Testament. and those class- · Spring Valley area. noon to 2 p.m .. lunch includes hot dog, Qt detached approach 10 of cafeteria·•"'le ... Heaven. who said: "I should not talk es are ""Cked." Tratlet said. chips. cookies and a drink. tigion. which focuses on -, · .-identifying key religious yes. no thanks on the hell." so much about myself. if ·'People are very very inter· • April 11 - Soup-er Saturd!l)l. Fourth 110d Sycamore, Evangelical and traditional there were anybody else ested in them ." fleliefs and practices rather Gallipolis. noon to 2 p.m., three ty~s of soup. cornbread, il!an delving into how peo- Christians have been fighting whom I knew as well." In Louisville. the Southern cookies and a drink. Sponsored by Jtio Chrishan Church "They were dn\wing on B'aptist seminary's biblical pie e~~:perience and practice the self-help movement since • April 18 - Free Lunch Ministry. sponsored by Rio ~irfaith. McGrath wrote. the 1900s.argwngthatobses- Hindu and Buddhist tradi· spirituulity doctorate pro- Christian Church. Spring Valley area. hot dogs, chips. : Christian spirituality. he sion with individual better- tions and putting that .togeth· gram has three students so cookies and a drink. wrote. "concerns the quest rnent is at odds with Christian er with kind of a broad inter- fur and the first starteQ his ~ April 25 - Soup-er Saturday. Fourth and Sycamore. for a fulfilled and authentic teachiruls. Evangelical pastor pretation of Christianity," course work in January. sponsored by Rio Christian Church. Three types of soup. Christian ex.istence, involv- Rick Warren's best-selling Holder said. 'This is a long- · Haykin said courses will cornbread. cookies and a drink . · ing the bringing to~iher of book "The Purpose Driven standing movement." . . deal with spirituality conthe fundamental tdeas of Life" opens with the words. The California school - · cepts in the Old and New Christianity and the whole "It's not about you. If you a graduate school and .~on- Testaments, how Christians experience of living on the want io know why you were sortium of nine theological have understood spirituality basis of and within the scope placed on this planet, you seminaries and eight'centers throughout history and how · POMEROY - Oasis Christian Fellowship is having a · contemporary Christian concert. "He Reigns," in the of the Christian faith ." must begin with God." and affiliate~ from many modem Christians can . use free Meigs Middle School cafeteria on Saturday. . . From Beatie George . Other evangelical authors, faith traditions - offers a the. life lessons. Doors open at 5:30p.m. The concenfeatures Roman's Hilrrison's embrace of Hare hke Texas pastor Joel PhD. in Christian spiritualFor ex.ample. Hay kin Highway, Justin Harris, the Oasis Christian Fellowship Krishna in the J96os to · Osteen, have embraced the ity. Holder said students in pointed to Paul's first letter Band and guest speaker the Rev. Pete Shaffer. Madonna's advocating of self·h~lp genre. ~steen'~ the program are also to the Corinthians, where JC;abbalah three decades book·, Your Best Life Now required to take a compre- Paul talks about the Last filter, celebrities have explores self-betterment at hensive exam on •a non- Slipper. when Jesus mapped · played a major role in intro- horne ~d in the workplace. Christian religious tradition. out a course for his disctples CI:NTERPOINT - A hymn sing to benefit the Old . Haykm and· Whttney · Holder said some recent before the crucifixion. aucing lesser-known and Pine Church will be held Saturday at 7 p.m. at non-Christian spifjtual prac- noted. that many Americans . !opics by d<;~el?fllle students That passage is certainly Centerpoint Freewill Baptist Church. corner of tices 10 the pubhc. Hay kin descnhe themselves-as spir· m the program tnclude stud:y- something one might hear said Americans were not itual but aren't followers of ing the spirituality of during a sennon in an evan- Centerpoint and Nebo roads. familiar with Kabbalah. a ap~ . particular organized Christian Korean women in a gelical church. But Whitney · Featured are Rondall Walker and the Bluegrass Band, · fQilll of Jewish mysticism. rehgton. . changing society and said the studies in the semi- Heaven Bound and Shirley Jordan. before Madonna began tulk"Even within the sphere Christian understanding of nary's Ph.D: . program · ~o in§ about it in her music. of . Christianity there are suffering after the Holocaust. deeper than the stories Bapttst • 'Spirituality is such a buzz many people who .w!lltum Biblical spirituality is a preachers tell their flocks . word today," sa1d Don to a lot ofnon-Chnstiantra- buddingpursuitatotherhigh· "Unlike an ex.position of GALLIPOLIS - Christ United Methodist Church, 9688 \Vrutney, founder and presi- ditions or emphasize fonils er learmng institutions. as scripture one would hear O~io 7 South. Gallipolis. is having a bean dinner on dent of the seminary's Center or practices of spirituality well. Diane Tratlet. founder from a pulpit. the Ph.D". will Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m. · felt Biblical Spirituality. · that are not rooted in scrip- · of the, 4-year-old Institute for have a much more academThere is no charge for the dinner: donations would he ·Whltner, Sllld his review of ture," Whitney said. Christian Spirituality at Seton . ic emphasis," with research appreciated. ·the book · 'The Secret," toutAnhur Holder, a Christian Hall Universily. a Catholic into historical and theologiBaked goods will be auctioned at 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. cd by Oprah on her talk spirituality professor and school. ·.said in the last two cal studies, Whitn~y said. Beans by the quan will be available for take home and PB • & J sandwiches will be available for the children . Donat.ions and auction proceeds will benefit the church's _Care Team/Health Ministry. mean:· Local Events Soup-er saturday expands :s . . Free concert Saturday . Hymn sing benefit slated Church slates bean dinner ·My thanks Bv DoRoTHY LANIER WHITT1NGTON Complet~, inspired, without a flaw But let tts pages stay unread from Oft in this life you know there are day to dar. · good folk around, and the wonderful And fat! to learn there from God's thing, some live within our town and · law. · one will never know until they What if I go there to seek encounter a need. The truth of which I glibly speak. · Well. that is what the Gallipolis For guidance in this eanhly way Daily Tribune does - they help peo-· Does it matter what! say ? pie sow good seed. I thoroughly appreciated how someWhat if I say, "That Jesus Christ is one read my letter and took .so much time · divine:: to type it so beautifully. Sister Dorothy Yet fellow pilgrims can jlehold wants to say, "Thank you" from her Naught of the Master's love in me hean. So God bless you all for allowing No grace of kindly sympathy? my write-up forthe Tribune to be a part. .If lmn of the shepherd's fold They say there's rewards in Heaven Then 1 shall know the shepherd's for folk who had the faith of a grain of voice Then gladly make His way my mustard seed, and work and labor for His Divine Glory and allow the fuith to diQice . be published so others might read. So agam I say, God bless you, a reward We are saved by faith, yet faith is will come your wa~. Just keep a good one · open heart to faith, .and you . will With life, like daylight and the son receive a spe9ial reward some dayr and sun, . Now, I want to insert a poem from unless they flower in our deeds one of my books: Dead. empty husks are all the creeds To call Chnst Lord, but striYe not to _ obey · Faith What if I say. "The Bible is God's Belies the homage that with I pay. Holy Word." ' - Maud Frillier Jackson Church plans Easter egg hunt GALLIPOLIS '"" Gallipolis Church . of Christ in Christian Union will hold an Easter eg~ hunt on Saturday. April 4 ut 2 p.m. nt Cunudny Park tn the ·east end of Gulli~lis . · Chtldren aged 12 and under.are invited to atttend. Spring social set April 3 JACKSON - Christian Life Academy's 16th annual ~pring social is Friday. April 3 from 4:30 to 6:30p.m. The event will feature games. a chicken noodle dinner and an auction. The academy is located at 10595 Chillicothe Pike. Jackson, phone (740) 286-1234. Hope Now! conference slated TUPPERS PLAINS - Hope Now! second annual Women's Conference is Saturday. April 4 at Bethel Worship Center in Tuppers Plains, . The conference will be filled with comedy, drama; speak· ers. special singers and vendors · on site for shopping. Special guest speaker and singer will be Annie McRae. formenyof the McRaes. · Tickets are on -sale at local Family Christian Stores at $20 apiece for the full-day event. including breakfast.lunch and goody bag. Tickets are limited. Call ahead to preorder your custom T-shin and bag. For more information. ell// (740) 590-0488. Friday, Man:h 1:/,lOit Blevins heads Prep Boys Basketball - • OHSAA state semifinals Cla~AA . . Oaks stand sb"Ong against Ada, SS-46 ·aD-state team BECKLEY, W.Va. (AP) - Emily Blevins had a pretty lofty gool ~ing into girls basketball seaSQII . Oak Hill headed to first state final, f aces Kalida in DriV championship points ufto:-r the Oak Hill The Bulldogs misSed th<;lr first ' tl .3-point <tnempts before Cross. bit three of them in the linlll S ntinutes ~ They fmished 4-ofHI ~hind the un:. The Bulldogs h~ lost in tho: t1rst round. 15-13, to Lorain in tht' t1rst-ever Slate t\>umum.:nt in 1923. whicb . wa.' held ut the F~li~rounds Cvlis~um in Cvlllnlbus. Sl~e . COLUMBUS (AP) Ondera had two baskets in The first time was sweet for · the run. as did Jesse S.llll\e. Oak Hill. · . Ryan Borden added u 3Kyle Ondera had a bril- pointer and secmld-teurn allliant all-around gtune-. Sl.W· StUii:'r J.D. Hule. suddkd · i~~g 20 points and directing with foul trouble much t:>f traffic. to lead the Oaks to u the ~~mt'. contributed an .SS-46 victory over Ada on inside bucket. Friday in a Divi~ioo IV' state Ond.:rn finish;;'\! S-of- 11 semifinal in Oak Hill "s first from the field. induding 1KAUOAS7, appearaD~,-e at the smte tour- of-3 on 3-,lointt:rs and 9-ol~ LUTMEIWI EASl 46 nament . ll n.t the ine. He al$t> h:1d The Oaks·(24-2) udvance four ttssists. live rebounds · to meet Kalida (23-4). l\ 57- and live steals in <l full 32 COLUMBUS (AP) 46 winner over Cleveland miumes. Make that 785 win~ for Dick Heights Lutheran Ea.,t. in The Ouks >hot 53 percent Kortokrux.. the churt1pionship gan1e on from the lidu. · Kalida's mach. the winSaturday morning . Just a week a~o. Ouk ningest ever in Ohi\>, added Cody Cannon chipped in Hill 's girb made tt t~> the to his totttl with a 57-46 vicwith II po.>ints. sttlle tournament uml · tory ovo;-r Ckvo:-land Heights Kda (22-4) was muking its tulvanred to the stalt' Lutheran East on Thursday first trip to the stute finuls Division Ill fiuals before in ·the Division IV state since ~he inuuguml tolmla- ·falling to · South Eudid ·semifinals. with Scott rnent m 1923. Aaron Cross Regitm . Out;. Hill is th<" only s~·hniph· hnving a dream scored · 19 points for the Sl:hool to send teams to both ~ttmo:- tl> power the Wildcats. APphalo Bltlldogs. the boys and !!iris stat<" tour- Schnipke. who cume in Oak Hill's Kyle Ondera. laft. and tflamrnate Cody Ahead 14-13 <."nrly in the nan1ents thts yeur. averugin~ 13 .2 pvints a Cannon reacts to a play during the fourth quarter of a second 4uurter. the Ot1ks After waiting 86 . yeurs ~am.:. haa I 'I in the first half Division IV boys Ohio state basketball semifinal game scored the next 13 po.>ints to betweeu stute trips. Ada Thursday in Columbus. · pull awuy. n.:wr got dos.:-r than six. PIIISI SH Ohio. U "She told ine she planned on us going 2&0," ·summers County coach Wayne Ryan said. ''That made me wince." .He shouldn't bave. Blevins averaged 18 points. nine rebounds, four assists and three steals per game us the Bobcats .wun· their third consecutive Class AA championShip. · They became the first West Virginia girls or boys high school team to win · 211 games without a loss. · BleYins'. efforts earned ~r the captain's spot on the AA all"state basketball t~am . as chosen. by the West Virginia Sports Writers Association. · The 6-foot-1 senior . pl!lyed all five positions throughout her career. . Blevins was runner-up to Huntington's 'whitney Bays for state player of . . th.e year .honors. Sissonville guard Kaitlin ~~yder was. filth. ·: 'Snyder. the only player l!esides Blevins to repeat BOSTON · (AP) regional finals in six yeurs. on the AA first team. aver- Levance . Fields ·gave Trailing 37-29 at halftime, aged 19.2 points and 6.5 Pittsburgh the lead with a 3- Pitt scored the first nine assists for the 26-2 ~inter with 50.9 seconds points of the second halfIndians. eft. then scored oil' his steal and Xavier missed its lirst . While Summers defeat· as the Panthers udvunced to 10 shots - as the Panthers ed Sissonville 63-33 in a the regional finals for the took a 38-371eud with 14:33 regular-season . game. first time ip 35 yenrs with a left. Ryan was impressed with 60-55 win over Xavier on But the Musketeers recuvthe 5-7 senior's play. . Thursday night. ered and went ahead 54-52 C Top-seeded Pitt (31-4) with 1:50 remaining when . . · Lmco1n s helsea trailed 54-52 before its point Dante Jackson cut to the Holcomb · and · Shady guard connected. Then he basket for a layup. Spring's Emily Daniel poked the bull nwuy from Fields then had the ball move up from the second · BJ. Raymond 110d went in past midcoun before it went team. for the layup with 23.9 sec- mto the backcourt off a ·. Holcomb. a 5-5 senior onds to go. . defender. Fields retrieved it. guard, averaged. 1!!.3 , Sam Young led Pitt with dribbled into his own end points and six assists for 19 points, Fields had 14, and and tired up the go-ahead the 23-3 Cougars. who fell DeJuan Blnir had 10 points shot. 89-59 to Summers in the and 17 rebounds in the East He was in the right place championship game. semifinal victory. The aguin when Rnymond. lost Daniel did it all for 19-7 Panthers overcame an eight- control of his dribble . Fields Shady Spring. leading ·the point halftime ·deticit.. . _got the bt\11. pushed it forteam in nearly every cate· . The last time Pitt was in n wurd and dribbled ahend of gory. · regional final wa.~ in 1974 the field to put the Punthers The 5-9 senior averaged wh~n it lost t~ eventual up by ~hree. 20.6 points. 9 .8 rebounds, national chumpton North Xavter's Terrell Holloway six steals und six. assists Carolina State and star made n free throw with 16 from' her point guurd posi- David Thompson 100-72. seconds left. but Young hit , lion. Founh-seeded Xavier (27- two just three seconds Inter. Seniors Amber Booher 8) was l~d by Raymond ~ith After a mi~sed 3-pointer by and Tjffani Huffman move 15 pomts and Demck Brown. Brad Wunmunnker Brown with 14. made one more fn:e throw up from last year's third Pitt plays SmurdWagainst for Pitt with 2.6 seconds let). team. ' the winner of Thursday· Booher. a 5-8 center night's second semifinnl UCONN 72, PuRDUE 60 from Berkeley Springs, between Duke und averaged 16.6 points and Villunovu for u berth in the GLENDALE. Aril. (AP) 8.7 rebounds . She was Finnl Four. · - At'ter cruising through also a solid defender for Panthers conch Jamie the first two rounds of the t}le 19•6 Indians. Dixon made it to the round NCAA tournament, · Braxton County's of eight for the first time in· Connei:ticut found itself in Tiffani Huffman scored ut his six years t\1 the · helm trouble for the tirst time . Thunks to Hasheem a 14.8~point clip a.nd after losing in his other two Thubect, the top-seeded grabbed nine rebounds a trips to the round of 16. game for the 19-5 Eagles. Xuvi~r fell short in its bid PIHH ,IH NCAA. 81 Underclussmen Kuru for u third berth in the Pollinger. a junior guard from Tolsia. and Summers County sophoh1ore guard Jf!lllie Gunnoe round out the first team. COLUMBUS. (AP) - Dnequun Couk nil were ;: punnoe scored 17 points B.J. Mullens is lhe lntest taken in the first round of (~arne and averaged five "one ·!nul done" at Ohio the NBA draft. Lnst sea~isis, five steuls und five State. • son. 7-foot freshman lebounds. The 7-fllllt !freshman Kosta Koufos jumped was :: Pike View center Trista annou.nccd Thursdny he drnfted by Utnh . !tbomas captains the secwould dedare himself Conch Thud Mattn. who 'dl\d team and is joined by ttv uilahle for the NBA has had lo busically lWayne's Tasha Adkins. dntft. the fifth Buckeyes rebuild the progiun1 eud1 ~eidra Burch from plnye~ in the lust three sea- of the lu st three '~uson s, Berkeley Springs. Adrian sons to leave after pinyin~ snid he was disappnintc•d :G:llnningham from Poca, one yeur. thnt Mullen' wus k avi n); :Cincoln 's Rachel The Columbus-urea early. · Mcintire, Ravenswood's nutive uveraged 8.8 points "I am saddened to lose ~shley Prince, Anna . and 4.7 rebounds, and shot B.J .," Muttn said. "On· on~ :!j:ommer . from Point 64 percent from the field hnnd.l feel unothcr year in · :Pte.usant and Mnkenzie to set a school freshman · school would hnve ~hi!e from Scott. record . He started two of nllowed him to deve lop :: !fhe third team includes the 33 gttmes this past sen- into the player I know he '<!ltptain Ashli Knotts from · son for the Buckeyes. whq can be and \111 nddirionul ~oane ·County, Summers lost to Siena in the first sen~on would have been ~bunty's Ashley Brown round of the NCAA tour- hem•ficinl to him both per· )lld Leslie Muck. mi"ment. sonully and monetarily in Sissonville's Jenna Curry, After Ohio State went the long run . On the other Tenika Jackson from 35-4 and l1)s1 in the nation- himll . I nm empath~lil' lo Sluefield, Karli Purvis · · from . Tolsiu, , AP photo ul chim1pionship gume to th~ r<·nsvns why he has Ruvenswood's Rebekah Ohio Slate's B.J. Mullens (32) knocks a rebound away from Flol'idu two yeurs · ago. chos~n to kuvc nt such un · Sumples and Philip Northwestern's Kyle Rowley (54) during the second half of ·freshmen . Greg Oden. early point in his caFt·~r." Barbour's Brittini Shriver. . an NCAA college basketball game on March Bin Columbus. Mike Conley Jr. .und Mullens' dedsion wus Fields' baskets send Pitt past Xavier, 60-55 Pittsburgh guard leltance Fields (2) is congratulatad • by head coach Jamie DillOn late in the second hall during a men's NCAA tourna· ment regional semifinal . college basketball game against Xavier in Boston on ThU[Sday. Pittsburgh won 60· 55 to advance to the regional cham pi· onship on Saturday. AP photo OSU ·freshman Mullens jumping to NBA 1 httrdly u secret. He had a turbulent childhood und lived for u lime in u hol)le· less shelter. After the Buckeyes' NCAA los s. he spoke of his college career in the past tense. Nonetheless. he said the decision wus diffil·ull. "llul the num y po,itive l'l'a~nns for mewing on nul ~ ,· igh till' m:1ny go<'d reuso ns f<'r sta y in~." he suid. Oden. also u 7-font <'enter. was tuk t• n with the No . · I overull pkk hy Portlund in 2007 . Conley went No . 4 in that sume dmfl to Me mph is with Cook going No. 21 and emling up in Miami . Kmtfos went to the Jazz wi.th the No. 2.1 pi.:k in the first round u year ugo. Ohio State finished 22· II this pusl senson. The Bud<<' yc•s will return their ctltirc n1s1cr · with the exception of Mullens . 11 �- - ----·---------- Gt:ribunt - Sentinel .CLASSIFIED . Ohio ltGibPa&eBl lead the unranked Wildcats t2J-4) to a lead that they never relinquished. He linis.hed with 24. The Wildcats were cootent foe' much of the tinal quarter to warlr. the ball around the perime:ter and take~ off the clQCk. Justin Kahle h.andled the ball and most of the pressure for the Wildcats. Sl.'Oling I 0 points with three assists. First-team All-Ohioan William Felder. also the copla~er of the year in the div1siort, was sunounded by defenders and had j ust 10 points for the third-ranked Falcons (23-3). Special mention all-stater Ladell Trony led the way with 18 points. Kalida advances to Saturday's state 'title game. seekin~ a second championship to go with the one It won in 1981. Kortokrall. in his 34th year at Kalida and his 49th &<> a head coach at schools within a few mites of each other in northwest Ohio. may be coaching in his final game. The school board has hinted that they would like the 75-r.ear-old to retire, causing a nft in the small community. He hit 5-of-6 · 3-pointers - and both of his 2-point shots - amassing 19 points at the half while helping the Wildcats build a 32-20 lead. Kalida was not called for a foul in the opening half, playing as dose to a perfect two quarters as could be imagined. to I..,.... ROLL MST PIK~78-S2 COLUMBUS (AP) Ali-Ohioan Third-team Anton Grady came up as big as his 6-foot-8 frame, and Cleveland Central Catholic relied on its depth and speed' · to beat Piket()n 76-52 on Thursday in a Division Ill state semifinal at Value City Arena. Grad'y. a sophomore. nott•hed 19 points and was a force inside for the lronmen (23-3). who were ranked ninth in the final regular-season Associated Press poll. He ubo had eight rebounds and four blocked shots. Central CathOlic ~ in allowing 48.6 points a game. Its defense forced 23 turnovers that resulted in 18 points. The lronmen also held the Redstreaks (24-3) to 37 percent shooting. · Chall Montgomery added 12 points for the lronmen. Thirteen players got in and II scored. Cody Smith, a second-team all-stuter. bud 17 points and Joobl Btab6on OOded 15. After the Re.dstreaks scl.nd firs.!. the lrolu:nen nm off the next 10 points. Cha.ll MolltgQnlefY hit a 3. ~ nel1led a shon shot W'¥1 then slashed throu~h the lane. Moolgonlef)' hit a ~ lbrow W Derrick. Bufurd CUI lall:rally lltCfi!SS the lane W'¥1 hit a pull-up JlllliPef· ~ Redstreaks had almost as ll\liiiY tumovers (13) as points (14) at the half while t~ bebiDd b . 2t} points. What s. more. 0 lroornen srored and 13 play~. SQ they ('OI'ItinUally kept twinging in l fresh ti'OOp6. Seemingly out of the game and down ~ 14 at the llalf. Piketon made things somewhat intereSting by l'lllUl!ng off the first 10 points of the secood half. But by the end of the quarter. Central Calholk had built !be lelld back to 16 ~was not threatened PikeiOII w&<> one of five team'> in the Sljlle toun\lllllellt ~appe~in. Central Catholic is. IJIIIlciDR only its secood trip to !be final four. Tile lronmen lost to 'eventual state champion Bellville Clear Fod;. in the 2002 semifinals. TlNORA FI!NDS Qlll< DAYtON c~.038 NCAA fnaJll&eBl Hu.ilies weren't in trouble for long. Thabeet. the Big East coplayer of the year. scored 15 points. had 15 reboundS and block.ed four shots. and Connecticut overcame a sluggish fust balf to defeat Purdue 72-60 in the NCAA West Regional · semifinals on Thursday. One day at'ter a Yahoo! Sports report alleged UConn committed NCAA recruiting violations, the Huskies (30-4) reached the regiooal finals. for the fourth time since 2002. . . Coach Jim Calhoun and the Huskies had won their first two NCAA tourney games by an average .of 41 points. but they struggled to score against the defenseoriented Boilermak.ers. UConn jumped out to an early tl-point lea,i, then went cold and ler the fifthseeded Boilermakers (2710) claw back into the game . Leading 30-25 at hlllftime. the Huskies turned to the 7-foot-3 Thabeet in the second half. Thabeet scored Connecti~ut's first eight points of the second half. then block.ed a shot to Set a fastbreak layup by A . Price. who scored 10 of his 15 points after halftime. That play was pan of an COLUMBUS (AP) Reserve Treg LYmanstall hit th.e gtrahead bucket with I :30 left and later added four clinching free throws as Defiance Tinora beat Dayton Christian 43-38 Thursday in a Division Ill state semifinal at Value City Arena. The Rams (23-3) advance to meet Cleveland Central Catholic. a 76-52 winner 1---lr.---....:...-!: over Piketon in the other · 'T. 8-0 run · that g~t'ie- the dearly in an overtime cham- Memphis at its own game. Missouri overwhelmed Huslies a 42-3 1 cushioo ~.S:.P ~~~ loss to Memphis with a V -7 Ml with 13:37 to pial. that spanned the final fWr Missouri freshman But the &itermak.ers minuteS of the fust half and wOI.lldn't go away. Tbey Marcus Denman had the the first four minutes of the 's' tnQ~;t jaw-drowi.ng answeo:d with a 7-0 burst. a swish from iliree: se~-"00<1 . and soon th&y bad pulled Matt Lawrence's thiid 3quarters court at the llalftime within four. buzzer for a 13-point lead. pointer of the night - in Thabeet dunked to push Tiller. the co-defensive four attempts ' put the lead back to 57-45 with player of the year in the Big M is.SQUri ahead 6440 with 6:28 to play. and that was 12. made 10-of-16 shot> and t6 minures to play. pretty much it for ~. bad three steals. All t'i ve ~T7.Duu54 •• t0'•101.'t .... Missouri starters reached double f~.gures. DeMarre BOSTON tAP) - Dante GLENDALE. ANc (AP) Carroll sc«ed l7 and Leo ~ 15 points and. l2 Cunningham scored 14 - A career night by J.T. · points with It reboiiOOs Ttller 1 MissoUri one win Lyons w&<> 11-for- 18 from and third-seeded Villanova ' away ~its first~ to the foul line but made four beat Duke for the fust time rtllal Four. Mempilis • n- the straight in the final I 112 in more than 50 game winning strelk. meantak.minutes. hi all. 11 whopping ing advantage o the Blue while, is. history. Ttller S£tlred a~ n free throws were htken, Devih • poor shooting to 23 points - 15 ~ thin with Missouri making 30 of win 77-54 Thursday night his seltS()Q av~ . '- and 45.Robert Dozier had 19 and advance to the NCAA Missouri held ' . ' regional final. · frantic rally for 1 I -91 points and t 6 rebounds in The Wildcats (29-7) will win Thursday aigbt in the Mempbis • fttst lo.ss since a play Big East rival semifinals of ihe West Dec, 20 setback against Pittsburgh (31-4). the top Syracuse. Antonio Andel'SOit Regional. sComJ 18 in his last game seed · in the East. on Third-seeeded Missouri Saturday for a trip to the led b~ 24 points fuur min- fof Memphis,· Missouri is amon~ the Final Four. .utes mto .the seCond half, Duke (30- 7). which spent then saw Memphis cl~ last eight teams left m the a week at No. I in the within .silr. wilh 2:14 to play. NCAA tournament in just nation earlier this seiiSon. Miuw put it away froril the its third season under coaeh failed to reach the round of Mike Anderson. a Nolan foul tine. Richardson disciple who eight for the fifth eonsecuMissouri (31-6) advanced .l'ear. to play · top-seeded . coaehed the last Conference ti ve Kyle Singler scored 15 Connecticut ·for the West USA team to beat John and Jon Scheyer had 13 for Caiipari's Mempbis team title on Salwday. : the second-seeded Blue DYnamic point ' guard - that was for UAB1 ~ Devils. But Scheyer and Tyre"ke Evans Scored ll for games ago. Gerald Henderson corn- . .second-seeded Memphis . This w.S Ttgers vs. Tigers bined to make just four of . (33-4). The T~ shot Only 111 a matehup not only of 18-for-32 froni lhe foW llite . nicknames bUt in-yow-face. 32 attempts as Duke shot a·· styles. season-low 26.7 percent - last year. a poor showing hiJh-energy · at the foul line cost them Mts.souri en~ up beating from the floor. Ct. Gs'la Ott ' E·- mdktaui&~m~ib!M.....,. lears. 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Lymanstall, who finished with 13 points, hit a shot frorn the·left comer off an assist from J .R. Wuo with 90 seconds let\ to put the Rams ahead 37-36. After Dayton Christian (22-5) missed a 3-pointer, Taylor Wiemken nit two foul shots. After another Warriors miss. Lymanstall was violently thrown to the court by an opposing player for an intentional foul. Lymanstall hit both shots and then was fouled on the ensuing possession and hit two more. Aaron Deister came off the bench for 15 points for the Wairiors. The Warriors 'led most of the ganill. but Tinora was able to pull it out despite hitting 34 perc~nt of its shots from the field: · · Tinora is making its tirst trip ever to the state tournament. Before this season. .the school had made it to the regionals only one time, in 1980. . 111 E11t Main St. Pomaroy, OH 41711 740.182..174 www.rnyd~ccm Sentinel G;ribunt FRIDAY TELEVISION GUIDE Preschool Registration . • BaokkHPinl • hyroll www.rnyd~tlibune.com HO~SE/LIVE · now parts, Leasure Bay secu rity deposit required, no pets. 740·992·2218 op . 74 ~ ....7• • :..,;;:~~~:;:;~=.=-:-- - SPRING SPECIAL SH Mo~• You In I AI Valley Vtew Apartments 800 St~te Rouw 325 Thurman. Ohio 45685 7 40-245-v1ro 1.2 •--room •partments " with appliances Jumishid On site laundry facility. 1 BR Apt. S37Simo. · Call tor details or pick up $375/dep. Inc. application at 1ental waterl1rash. Need steady offiCe. work history &. ·solid ref· Possibility of rental erenCes. {740) 645·6378. assistance . No Pets. Equal Housing ~BR~~~W~/0~...,QpPQrtunity 1 Apt. hookups. TDDo 419-526·0466 satellite TV Incl. wtren1. los0 10 c 11 "This lnstt'tutt'on Is an c · nospllal · • Eqt~al Opponunlty 741).339.9492 P•OVIdeland Employe~ 2br apt. Rodney area. No pets. Dep/Ret "''Wired. 740-446·1271 or 7~1617 u~ STOCK TRAILERS, brand, lull ol water and 2BR APT.Ciose to Hal· LOAD MAX EQUIP· •unning $1000.00 zer . Hospital on SA 160 -:":~~---~= MI'NT TRAILERS, call304·675·2556. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; CI A. 1740) 441 •0194 Spacious second/third CARGO EXPRESS a -:-:.........~~~".!:"" ...._i!!";;;;;;A;i;UIIo;;it-';;;;;;~;;;; Apartment available now lloo• apt. overlooking oao HOMESTEAOER CARGO/CONCESSION TRAILERS B+W GOOSENECK FLATBED $3999 VIEW OUR EN · · TIRE TR~ILER INVEN· TORY AT WWW.CARMICHAEL· TRAILERS.COM 740.446·3825 ·I ~--""!'""!'-~ " Have uou pticed a John ' Deeto lately? You'll be surprised! Cheek oUt our uSed lnvento at www.CAREQ.comry Car· michael Equipment ~ .... ~~ 2412 ~ ~ Remington 870 12 Ga. 01 Pontiac Grand Prl• Wlngmaster, early small GT. white." 95000 ml , ••· torend, nice one $300: tra clell'l, $4950 Of fT'llke Al$o, Ithaca mOdel 37 16 offer. 7 .~••• ~·· ~~ ()a. early small . forand. · clian 33! . s.rtous in· . · quires only . Ironton. Oh 02 lluNs SE Station Wo~cn. 3rd teat avail. 74().533 .3870 Power windows, door$, "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I- seal 66.000 miles 'o'ery : clean. $6S00 . 446•735 , 0 s WCIIIITo auv ., 'b-· ' I ~ Doll II "' !N~U e tOP . ~r • s • ver/goiQ com, any 10K/14K/18K gold lew· otry. dental gold, pro 1935 US currenc. ~ , proof/mint sets, dll· :=~"!!"~-.~"!"" mendS, MTS Coin Shop. 111HI. S.IH 4 S.rvlco 151 ~ - ' -· GaiN· New Avollable at Cllml· 1>0111. 448-2&42 ct>oel Equipment 74 Riverbend Apts. New Haven WV. Now accopt· lng · applications for HUO.subsidized: one Bedroom Apts Ut"lit"es · ' ' included. Ba•ed on SO'll ot edlu•ted Income. ·Call 304~·3121 . available tor Senior and Disabled people. til Gallipolis City Park and ~iver. L.R. den. lrg. Kltthen·dining area .'Mth all new apphances & pboa 1d 3 BR 2 cu s. · baths, laundry ""''· $900 pet month.. Call 446-2325 or 446-4425 ~~;;;,;;---~~~ Tara TownhOU$& Apartments · 2BR. 1.5 bath. back patio. pool. "!~~;;:;;-.--...,.. '! playground. (trash. sew· Suv's, Tr·~ko, Ca~ lull CONVENIENTLY LO· •• ·• CATED & AFFORD· ago. ·water pd.) size and compacts. all $425/rent, $425/Sec. wan warranty. Prices ABLE! Townhouse apart· dep. cau 740•367 547 starting at $1900. Slbp or ments . anrt' or small CoM Cook Mol0i1 32e hOuses tor rent. Call Hou• For Ront J.act<oon Pike . 74!1-441 ·1111 tor oppli· ~~ii;;;,i;;iiii~;;;;;;;; ~ 7•0..wG·G103 c•tlon & Information. Sll)9.'mu! _.. 1>\.'\L ~ ~th . ELLM IIIIW APT& BWlk Repo' l~'> <>own. 1 ~ 01 Pctltlac Sunllro $3100 aA3B~ ond "'' Clontrol years. i ll' APRo f.w h<llnJ' OBO. 01 Ch·~~ •·~ 'lr, W/0 .... up·. M _ _ 1 11Q0.620-<'14t\ " ROI7 ·•- ~ ~ ··~-· -o 740,446 .~ 12 ..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""""""""' b!lng 080. pays electric. E~O Elm 1br. .._ ........ •-~ Grain •..,,, . - . - . Yonl Sale -;;;;&;;i;iiiii;iiU;;;;;;...., ~~-""!''!"'!!-- $3200 VIew (30>1)882 3017 $3W./month In Ap18. Syracuse. Deposit, HUD - 25E·6169 ,.. · · approved. No Pols I\1Jke lml~t.ltt!Mh! Com rrom Twin Fllvers Tower Is I C· 304·675·5332 w&ekends 1st cutttng ot· tlmothy hay Indoor Moving Sale 5 ~~ th~t\~la.C~v) ~~et:p~. cepUng appliCations lot 740.591 ·0265 · 'near Leon Miles South on Route 1 llf\11d.s.&. nltlf\' .. ltlr h'-llf\is waiting list tor HUO sub· 2 BR wv 614·579·1508. ·flt(li·O!\l- 487 r-, '" y 41\ house in Gallipolis square baleS '!!"'!-----S.S round bales Fumiture. pictures, linen. dishes, banch weignts. good oom&thlnQ. lor everyone. · grass hay 740·446-2412 Wt<lnosday Thru 8 to 5 $30.00 Nch day 8·? • \ Want To I ·· vy S.lur· W.nl 10 buy Junk Ca11. caii74Q..:ISS·0884 sidlzed, t ·BA ~~rtment W/0 conn . $400Jmo lot tho eldetly/dosabled. $200/dep. You pay all call 675•6679 utilities. No section 8 or ~ W HUD Call 404·456-3S02 Woyno �w...tnyd !'ystntluel am ...... M 1111' ' 3-4 II\ :U - . I ill F<lf - Z bl: 1 ' - .,. ..s:tqQO.QQ · ~ PloMiled. · ~ Cll submit _,..,., .atmo • • . '1Du poy - · cuver and lllreo "'~ Col - . .,..,.,.. by. moll 1!> S.... tiPI"'ltlliCCiion "Tile p11en K. 'Tbamao. EMcu· CiflwtOI..... live Oifw:lcr, Souflem Standa<loodi&aii1QU Qllio SOIUIIona Inc PO .-.!IO.,....youtd!Oim Ela>l 145, ~.. ONo ""'""· Call Nowl 45631 'fi:N. may fax _, AQril ._ tot. Gal> -lit u-. F -88&-S65-0167 ....m.u 7~"2970 1!> - 7 - to /Wot1 011740 148 33S8 - II<:Cepllng '"* _,_ tor patt time posohOn (14 hr.s 0' mo"' 0 ~ II A<;QuiSitiono Fino! .-,o 1'lre ,..... ~ UCIO,.... is I$ CU"onlly soo<ong. Ill 4:00 pm oo Man:ll 31. in!O<!o rollit P8ftOO -IQ\IIlh.org. line tor SldnoisaM1 EQ1J81 tor our "t wv (lpportuntty Employor locolioo. Eloo*iol ... 1)18lh8l offo!S excellent com- lom!d. joll benellts inI)Otiti>o saia1ies and elude 401 1<. hoa/tn insur· bonollts. anco and paid '<ICSI!OnS 2.009. 50S is a/f'- :ill t _bl_, Homo tor rent 3br. 1.5 bath. atl 'e!ec. ax~ Ac:cii!UE...,IIL tnl """''" spocious. $500 PQSitioo wittt RJ1141me busy ac- an are Cltoloior I Cloolt av&lable. alSO Ploase apply in ~ ~~"!:~~~~ Muot havo good organ- Chesl1iro. Qh, !zationel' Skills and the abi'l'ty ~ . ~~ Ca trn?' 3 IIR. 1 bath rvad)r ~ ~"'";; to mcNe in. Of use hitch to . . 10 """'" trailer. 2 BR. batlt- II'!" detail. P = .room, . kitchOo a<ceJISO;:umo and WIO. """ now hW• galtipollsaccountantO ~44~. 4.;: $17,000. gmail.com r;;:;~~~~ or .. _ '" c;•- • t01 . ~ ~ ~ Counl!y living 3, 4. l 5 6ox 4&9. Gaillpollo. OH i' Of .::U, :! -" - bedrooms. Ownor will fi- 45631 nollCQ. Call IOila~ tor preQtJai•Hcalion . [866)215-5774 living- 3-SBR. on propeny. Many floor plans! Easy Financing! We own 11>0 -barOt Call today! :866-215-5774 :r>ow1 Funds a>ailllllte First time buyers ""? :own land or family land ·0. down no closing cost your W1d is . your Cl'<!dil , • , •3 Counl!y 2-.'l BA 877-.'lto-2577 . 'AA• Country Living 3or4Bodroom2Bath Owner will Filarice ••pl~ PI I 1 ·ani Southern Ohio Sctullons, Inc. a _nol'-for.Pro~t ~~ "~"- doQondancy . ""tment Is -mg a full time counool<lr . to wort< "98t'C1 Gaili•Me.gs . Community . Action 15 "'"k"'Y • Heat· •ng Tocl1 tor 111 • w... ~= ~:::,:;; .ot . furnace diagnqstics, . . tall b . "'""" or IllS. a on, ,... ong calc:uJali<lns. good ~land St. Pttas-· HVAC cerllllc!tlinoc spacesP terre<! and boo Fast-Paced ::'o.t~~on: Good Bonollts. Send or doli.or ..sumo and 191v,.. enr:es to · GMCM, allenboo Soncra Edwards. 8010 N. State Route T. Chashiro, Ohio, 45620 hoigllts. lr'tatmont irdvldual counsalng, groop · ccunseling, ~ . ~ageCall to be Pre Quallfled ~nt and: tnSJS ~~ 740-423-9728 bOn. Solllllom OhiO, Solu'!'"'~~~~=- ti?~ l$ looking for . ~ 10, For sal& !4x72 1997 dovidual w)'o at monmum 2br . 2 ba.. mollile holds an LCDC 11 1'" censer. Expenence prohome wllot S2G.OOO idi .. boha • 11 ng cognlfi\Je ~le only $16 000 00 . ~ "~ r • · iorat therapy and motNacall304-675-3151 tional onlorViewing is pre9am-2pm & altar 6 ( torr&d. Worl<lng knowl· MF) · "'-- t • edge ot ltle ~..,..... 0 MUST Bl! pm, I.LHOllON . CLEAN. l VAt!O OPEN. 10. Z :::::~:!:::: POSITlOMS !IRING A PAATNEh llUCICING :!O'.U-. M 0: 'Q trecto~•nte,..of ontrt, and program statistic:s, - 1 Service Worker Rio Grllnd&. · . Manager ASAP at Tudoro Biscuit Work! . · " Pt ~leasant , please drop off resume at 23:12 Jockson A>e. Point Pleasant WV • • n MFv~O. OR /1{ NEW CAREER Monday· Fnday ovonong . & mld-nigftt Sltitts satu" IN THE CLASSIFIEDS do & "''"""" ,.. 00 o.on<og . & mid nigllt Y - · - ,scllool,,,., shotts. High di· ploma. Of' (OED roqwrod. Ellj)Ononco . preferred. cnmlnal . background Chec!l requor&d. must ha•• "''table • • tion . Hourty rate starting 11 57 ·0Q4S,50/hr. bose<l ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ lt.lp W..dld Hllp Wllllecl e OB REGISTERED NURSES paslllcln? MIS Is currently _. cepti,. tppMciltlona lot ln. -~~ poOltionl: · Diroct Caro- A full time wrect cllfe pcsition for . . . . Ropley WV provoding res~r:tentiaVcommunlty skill " .. ill> ·n01 !duals 1 ':'"9M;DD ~ wF;~ • • · 'b'· nd~'~•Y nrs . nt>~ ~ ~ pending on client n up 1o 40' hrs a ~eek. High school diploma or . GED required: Export- .nee prete.rred, background .... ....... "' ...... .,. rtrack r ,. n C".llllel Dft.Ac,. criminal 08 ~icants R!!gistered I. & L Tin ..... W . . . Rtl. r.tnp.y:,.OII ....-r (5 (>gints) New & Used: TiltSWe buy used tires. <Umputer wim<l --k "' aJ · 8~·~··•- ali ne so Duel's. light m..:hianic worl<. do c0111plete sel'llice oil changes. smalten~ine . We ser:vi<:e WJd rcp;ur. winterize bootsand ·ber 20111?. Tlilo wm In- a.n1: and Savllll?* elude mowing, ...t Company ,.....,. the ..tlng, ttc., wltlo con- right 10 ~MY or Ill · !rector PfOVIdlng tlietr blda aubrnlttacl. o- oqulpment lfld llle abow ciMcrlbecl auppllee. Aleo connc. colla..,.l will M 101:1 tor must PIO•Ide ...lr "M 1......,. Ia", wltli c- April I, 2GIIS Ill 11:00 a.m. at the VI.... llunlclpal Building at 405 Main Street. Racine, 01o3o 10 PfOVIdt Cftlw111o the pat11ntnt lnfatmetlon 1111oo11 the CD8G progr.., lncfold. 1nt an upltl ...kill of ...... acthiiiK and , prograno rtq I ..,11111&. llle CDBG. pragram -lunda broad 111!11?'1 ol actlvllt.e Including: -ICIIIIIc devtlapmtnt projlctl, •treet. weter aupply, dqlnage and unitary lm- plied_,....., FT Ia"" worker noedod. Must be lillie I!> drive tni<tor, rwolltos cattle and crop farming. Call 741).352-osso _, 111.. you lellvletlro to -touglt-lc -40 houruto oupport your !emily? _Lookno-1 ........... _,, -!IGiutkrn Ia juat • w. PlY up to St2.1Mtr ottor '"' montlta Bonuses 1 Fun & Professional ate Income partonl, · · Working Environment Public Notice aid In the~"" tntlon or t Complete Benellts elimination of alums Package llle VIllage of Racine, and bllglit, or _ . an a tlvlt!Q IIIUII =~- 10 primarily IOW-tnc?on right 10 a«ept or rejKt ·1ny or all propo..... Ololo lntencla to app?y urgent need of ICatloy ~I 10 the Ololo Dtpa bnent community. · l Hiring. Full Tlme Po~tlonsl2-11 pm) 1 Onsite Doctor t Weekly Pay & · ttoe lnfoCiSIOfl named one ol llle Top 5 Emplovors in tile State ol Ohio! of Dl...topn)ent for CIIIHmt aq encour- · -(3) 13, 20,27 funding uncltr the age:~ 10 attend tills Community De'lelol>- IIIMilng on April &. - - - - - - - ment Block Grant aoot at 11:00 a.m. 10 Don't tot this opportunity PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE : Ia hereby given theton Saturday, March 21, 2009at 10:00 a.m., 1 public ule will IMt held at 211 W S.C. oncl St., Pomaroy, . Ohio. Tilt Ftrrn.r• co. LAWN CARE. co·aecdal& - C-.dal• ,.. Freels'£ WOOl l'llmcro~. o.lo - lboidtllllol hs • free li:stt Lawal\laiateM~M:t t74i) m-58e9 · ·~ FRANK & EARNEST Custom Home Building. Steel Frame: BuilWntP S..l)l Culetw provide thllr Input on the VIllage of Racine'• CDBG tact prog,...,. Con- Clerlr/TrQaum Da•ld Speneer at (7~) Mt-22te wltli any que•tion• rea-rdlng IIIII notice. (3) 27 · pass YOV by' Apply Today! I 1-111-lMC-PAVU Ell!. 2457 l'l~ln~com •-' Building. R(modeling (7411) S17-S«n Jdl SletJiomo (7411) !17--6883 .. N..U. £08l """' t• """' s. """' """' """'· A play problem that perplex~ Gtuer-.11. repuir Mwg;arot V<>ung. 1 singer who died in 1969, sairi "OIIen _ . • . tTy I!> navt ..... ~.co. ~ ~ or,.,...~. in o~ Ill ao """" ot what lhly w!llll, so lhly wil • ~-must flrst ~t ' lht ccnl*l ~ lit '"'IV in, 1tttn ao what lht~ notod to ao, in oro.r to ha•o what 1hty want th4 trloks Ill malco that e<>nt<U .L -· t • .....-v· bidiODI This dHI ·~y dl~. Sclllh ~ Y0.J CAN LICK ~EE, Remodl~ .l!::J 96 .. 9 7•4 ~ • 10 !J 7 8 ~ning teed; • !; ts. WORICS IIWR' ICIN• BOW'.. !! TIME!! THAT'S REAL NICE !! a .. Mew·GlriQH • Etutllclll a Plumlllng • Roolkog • Golt*s • VInyl Siding a hlntlne • • Pallo Mid Porclt l~~~~~J ..: '---------""!"----" in \hJIO no-tnln)>. w..t lotods a hoar! ltl. dUmmy's ..:.. 'l<lhat llllctuld dtclv.r ao nellt7 Allor North's _ . ., Soutlt ptQbobly Sll<lUid '*! tl'lrtt ~uo.. but ju"'lting to tnr" JI0-1Nmp WOU<i! nQt bo .WJQI'tQ. - ·· _ , Nor1h $!9Q m ~1'4-S shape, Sclllh olllra t1trtt ~as a ftnal. ~trw:t 'Mill"" ItO, North is htii?Pl' to """'''I tl'lo &ugQIOiioo. Soutll. nas on'l! lout ltlll trl~ ont ~. two hHrts and ont dlarnon<i Four ITION' winners· art 1'41lilablt in ctUbo. and a ninth trick can como ~om AA/EOE Racine, Ohio 740-247·2019 Jonv.nu.tera ~PI;ng LOSER 'i.l.ow w~~ ~rut ~~LL ""' ,..wt wOt<t, THE Cell: 740<416-5047 emell: Owners: ,..~'¥)\ ~U.'t-T\I.tOi"-tll ""' iQJI\ I>\~~ W...\1~ ~\~ ' ~lt\W't'{CUb\lm'T . PI.A'(tll~. !)() i\l,t-l L05f. M\OW.Eit ~! Paul~ roltftm:.t>. ~~?f?f ,. irnJTiodiatsly 1Q <tiv. out 1ht cloi> ace. but horo dtclalor woukl lall. East would win W1th hi$1!Ctand loa<! · - ~ Soultis ~ng-)flck. When w.t goi:S in with tho ~- king. ho W<IIIIO tnou!l' heart$ to detoat'"" -· '*" Docl..w sltookl tah tho diamond "'-otllick two. AI!Qr '1<1981 ~ "" ~ who lotods onQtllor tturt. tot QN1rs SQUIIt th,... "leks in tho suit. And ! 'I<IW!Iitls. - · ean satotv play on dlllta. GETAWAY! BIG NATE . SHIUMP · May 28, 2009 to May 3t, 2009 (748) 74l-Z$4) OCEANFRONT ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BALCONY 110 per lb Cash only I ~50/cei'S(H1 (triple occupancy) .)$<120.1persoo Need someone to dO remodeling: drywall. paint- 29 Years E:lptrlom" David Lewis 740.992·6971 lnsured Free Estimates .Bill BISSEll ••n•• • C.rages • Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare r---"'1 NPJO GVUX Yl ALl CPU UJAVGX ALYKT VK ALl ZPOGw. ·: • l?SCXl HUCPOli PREVIOUS SOLUTION; ' You can't mal.o everybody love what you do. but you can knQw now great)OIIIeel doi"J•I"- M!Chae.l Bolton . G.UI'\ · WOit wu <OUl<l too on oxtromo~y strong moti>otor in 11141 ~oor .,_, 10<1 ~ou oro lill.oty 10 pi>yol<at and monta1 eltort tow on! Indo. s-1\ri ,.... Its wW bo --lly .. ANI) I WANT 10 TIIANK TilE J006ES FOR TillS AWARO.. • Pole Barns • Patio's. Porches and Del:ks .IIUR . .II._U. ?";""::;::;':;::7:';7,:::;'1~?.:0::::::;:""-:::=::~~ IUT I OIDNl COLOR TMOSI PICTURES!! IT WAS MV. D06!! I, I I-lEAR 'fOU MAP£ A FOOL. OUT OF "ffURSELF Allll'"l.-1 C~lll how to ulot, R~n\Odehng Cow and Boy ,;...;.;;.;.;..;;.;.;.;...;;..;....;.__, ..- •.,-.-1"-.S-,...,.-,_,-Y-5-.-,n...., COWBOYS A~ G.Uipolb, OH ~I lmurtd, ••,.. Estlmates,lOyrs Exp. ~ ..1"'"" COOL.! """ "'"" I 740-141-9)117 WA~ PL.AY! Rkk JohnSOII.OWoer ..., r \NTIIau ....., NATIVE·I\MERICANS All) 1!ATHEJ! THAW REm· lNG TO VIOI.ENC£. WE RESPECT EAOI OTHER. . r;:;:;;;;;:;;;;;;-;;;~~~ r-------"":':'1 rM OK <:f'A' TOTAU.y •N; HIM LATER. ~ \ WI\IT ilL HE'S ) DONE WITH OOR BREEPEE 740-317-0544 FneEatlmatu 74D-317-CI536 ' • VInyl Siding • Rtpltct~nt Wlndowa • Roofing • DICk• ·. G•r•~~t• • Pole Building• • Room tddltlona Ow-: J•muKftM.ll VIFIGO (Au\). 23-Sopo. 221 - 1Nhot10r It to1<o1 o """' oltort or • •tngutor tetont. .00 I n - busi,.... or sports. 1'00 con bo '-"'<~ upon 10 mo•• • •"""· coocor> o<1 conirlbutlon All "" ~our aorong · ~.:!: tSol>t. 23-0cl. 231 - SOOit 1.. Swllln ISA Cerdlled Arltorlolt, Ctrtlflcd Orllllltlfnblt & l KNI!W Till& &UMUA PIIIRTY WI,S A SAP IPIA Lomcllil:apo l'rGfmlunlol CliiiHpolls. 011 740-446-lt I~ Trimming a. Removal · 'Prompt an(\ Qultlity Work ' Rea>onable Mates •Insured 'Experienced Refercoces Avltilnble' Call Gary- Stanley @ •Q«ks • Additions •Eieclriclll • Plumbln& Please lea~e _ ~ " "U;-1 _ "Did you eveohink," the musedlohtrdate,"that lr-il.o~=m~"~·:;.._<n~:O~r: • r~:~~~~~~mo I' 11 It I' r I' I' 11 I' ·I I IJ I I I I I J'l It--rei lr.;_.vi-1... I _.Q y011 deveio(> lrOI!I slop Nco. 3 bel•w SCRAM·LETS ANS Y..liRS 3!2()109 Verbal - Pause - Fussy - Occult- FABULOUS "In the right light and right time," granny laughe~, ''everything looks FABULOUS." ARLO&JANIS This coold enter~rises . other lmpor,ant Q( you apply vourHit. ~ou can l)lo both a good opei'141r and a gi'Nt ek>Mr In PfO· duting something qui1e protita~t . Use the gilt wil•ly tQ tatttn ~ o ur bi.M roccoont. - VMt - I>IUVOf onrl bottor thlnga GRIZZWELLS pmrjuclng ""Y<>U-· 10) - An lot PISC:ES IPtb. 10-""'"'~ .... In ..you 110 orlly portly _.1111111' may bo In nHII ot a tift. '!lN'ro tho ono who "'" 11.o11 tn. llOdll . to 11141 motat lnd tMi<O tltlnQI " -· SOUPTONUTZ messu e PSI CONSTRUCTION Room Additions. Remodelln&. Metal & Shlnale Roofs, Ntw Homes, Siding, Decks; Bathroom Renood•llng. l.lcen.....t & Insured ?tH332 I I \ i \ I - ---- - - - - - - - - - - -- - - wti~ imaginatioo may be imelligcnc~ ~ a ~tul day wt1h regard to your - 740-~91 -8044 • Pole Barns . CAPRICORN (Doc 2a.Jon. 19) - You havt 1 rwnalil.able tAcu~ lor takln~ a small Idea and building It into SDmtthlng lt.rg. lind uttlul. This. l't.flt ~N tiPtdal~ acutt wh~ It pertains IQ wa~s to wtdlttanc:e tht compttl1km. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. ta) - Todoy ®Uid prove that whtn yoy look out for or p«Mct tM lnt.mtt. of anoth•r. your Stan~ey Tree- • Sldln11 • VInyl Windows • Metal lllld Shltlllle RoofS l I' I I I' _ w...-. !I ' (7401 742·2563 Construction ,•d , Tr.HFH'\1 ,u,d ht -.lut• d Replll4:el1lent Windows and VInyl Siding Specialists, LTD J&L EJ.pt'rlt'IH po.,.,. """""" -N..LU-JN-J~~· ...L.l...J.P Thecw a ... ltfQng lndtc4!1tionS that YOY will bt ou"tanding t.rrd achlf,w ell:actl)' what ~ w.t'lt "tram your tfforts . SCORPIO (Oct 2Ho,.. 221 - D"" C - m&y ling.. you OVI tor ~lal ~~ It yo;.A ,,. u~ttac~ and hop. lng tottnd lf)li1oono. Don1 nldo your light uncttr 1 bush.. you can'1 mMl aultora. . SAGITTII.RIUS !No>. Z3·Doc - 21) - It ' Loc.. CantraciOr "'"" but ho>lng • rnakN you • wln.-.r. woB. Klhh'orlt• rlq l' .lhlt• - Vau know you want wtten ~~ LEO (July :13-Aug. 221 - Bo<:ouse you }uatiflably tMl sacure with ycur abilities and taklnil. oompetitiw si\uattonl a,.,n'1 llkoly to lntimldato you. 6olnll • ._,.. ~ Johnson's Tree Service Seamless Gutters Rooling, Sidong, Gutters lnsuffld & BondtJd. 740-653-9657 (Jw>o 21 -.M~ ~ haC~ ~t you W¥11 it bul mort.lmpoltanl. you art rNcty and wHUng to share wilt~ othtrs whattl'ftr YQ\I.C._ve. E~l to t.. pot>- ,.,.. t'sti-lrs H&H obio<>v••· haV.; Cell: 74().416-1834 15+· I<> achlow yow thrown down. ~u'll giVe it everything you . 740-985-4141 with Mlk~ Man:ulil Roofing & '**· built mlglli ..~•• chalion90 "' goO you"' riM 1<> tho otcos<>n. Whon tho ljllnt!oo ~ 47239 Riebel Road. tons. Bottom. OH N\ltllilihr.t~ you. to hang oot with tn. Wln· GEMINI (May 21-.h!M 201 - You ho.o ceM for whot ft - CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Siding, Soffit. Decl<s. CIQols, Windows. Ehlctric. Plumbing; Drywall, Remodeling. Room Addilicm.i es ~entttiel YXHPKW·TJXTHKT PKX'l TXGU UW ~-II.­ somottllng !hots bo&uijl\ll but p<octi<ol. TAURUS (Apt! ro.Moy ao, - ldOny tlnMts 001 attitude ana modi ot operation i& l n f i - b~ thooo with whom wo ...oc~o... Thio could bo tho PEANUTS CaB: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION For: • Chain Link Fenl'ing & Wood Fencing • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing Guttering ing and some electricity work. C.ll741}-388-0576 "V LSU KP OXTOXAL .. V HVKR ARIES (tdor<;ll ao-Apr!! 19) - Wilen shopp6ng. be elert lor $OfTI4i great ba~ ~ t>urlodamong'"" ..~ ltomo. ~·· 1 gooQ ~ you wm tind Outlaw/Slug Shells? . Cllt« Cl)'l!l~wntart crt!¥~ from quotaMII$.~ ~- pt$ Wid p!tWil !atft 1«111" In lnt C'll)l1tf !ltlrnds !Of !W/Ihtl ToJaf• clwc~ OQIIB/S C V"U'-r<i • New Homes Broad Run Gun Club Sun. March 29th by Lult Clmpos · c~ -~r:e, N;qJoo~= =:-: Ql•• ....,_ I·· s I GRAH I ...,illlt I I I' I I' - $640/person (single occupancy) (304) 675-4340, Ext 1326 iltMEI.ON IUIB_LE~~• P"NT P"IIT (double occupancy) . To make reserva~ons please call PVH Community Relations, l<lanlt116 .liM'· !>TIIRn "IT!.VS t>aoot. IIDbiH 1.11(£ ,... PlleE OF P-.IIT Shipments arri ..·e e...ery Pool. fitness center and FREE Fe«. PUTIJU liE Ff.IWICl. I'II.NT PIIINT Lll'Jf. antr ~Nita,.....-. Pml is rt"q'uin:d in tld'tat\1.-e breakfast each morning at the hotel Deluxe charted coach transportatiQn - Coach leaves and returns from PVH lower level parking lot • Cash, clleck & credit cards accepted -LIMITED seats available CELEBRrrY CIPHER ~Astro- VIRGINIA BEACH $310/person (quad occupancy) adlo· Cle~um (CDBG) Small Cltlu Program, 1 feclerllly tuncled prog,..., admlnlai8Nd by ... State of Oltlo. llle Vll?age of Racm. Ia ..lglb?e fat up to $500,000 ol Flaeal Year 2009 COBG fundlng, ptOVIdlng the VII• ltgt ol Racine lllftt• CONSTIUJCTION AVON! All Arvasl To Buy piibllc or Soli Shirley Spears lieullll?* will M held 304-675-1429 with the utt.lactlon of Public NOtice JIANI(S ............ t' -- • A 5 . llt/84.3. C1J1TING EDGI • ~ ... •1.1oo•• ,. IU 3 quiNn•oWllle ftrat ol - to . lnapact col~Meral, tu-, relilllllltt.llon of prior to ule defe con- lioullng.lfld nelglibortact Cynclle or Ken at liood fiCIIItla llle ae- ell. Pomeroy VII• Council ,...,.. the _,.. ........ u cneck re,..u. tncl 1 to 2 tlnoea par montli In dry perioda. ConlraciOr wiiiiMt Pllld on completion of HCh ~VIllage Caun- • 9 71 ladlilitiol~drywal, lhillste• taillf! Alii FllliWt " - " Addltlotoa Of call (304) li'JS-4340 Fu to (304) 675-6915 Of .pply CIIHiM II www.aYI'hv !Ill ·. - ,. Q tO 8 $ • K a1 lfllllllettl* P'OQIMI ,._ lneurance. no Ullf"MCI or lm- ~ta, par1r. actery rnu•t IMt mainglwn. qullltlon and 181nec1' 2 10 3 tme. par Forfllrttllr htfarniMIIIri, 1~" demonmonth In wei period• or for an oppol .,,..,, tlon of ..,..,. •truc- 1192-2138. complau:l mowlngllld (3) 2S, 28, 27 ~~ . 3,81aces/pelt IJ il 'Me-. Wt .,.dtllf JOf<r eKQeritnce calll-304-373-1011. _ ... riQiitiOIIIda Ill.. laPe, lfld 10 wftli. draw the abo.. collst1ta1 prlot to ula. l'llttMr, llle Famoers .. _ !,neiJ. 8:00·am. 4:3() pro Sat. 8:00 lim · lZ · 1ransponation. Hourl'f rate starting at $8.50-$9./hr. bosod on Main Stnet. Pomltoy, OH. llle l'llllln-nc:e Mfjlna In ... laat pan of April IIIIQIII?Ii mid SapiHo- ...... C'wiitllt . . . ,JUGHAID·- c/o HuiiWI ._ras 1Sl0 valier lk. pt. Phi a"'\ wv 15550 • Q .t •• •l!::QJt • ~ """""'· TIM! way iii!OitJally works is · th4 ,......, VOU must first bo wiiO VQU '"'~ Itt, 1tttn <lQ whtt yQij "'.-Ito c!Q, in onlor to have who! 100 want• must ha.vt a currtl\t West Vnsinia license. Previous 06experience. 1'111nnt ~ ttospltll .. " • ". 3 RV '._ (74()) 992 _5344 Mon-Fri able .... l1lld Sawtftta CQIIIPMV Is selling tor cMii In hMd or -u., fled c?oeck the lollotoo1nt col....,..: Gro•• c-tety. All 301M Doclge t.N••n propoeala must M ... 1D4GP24117al57~ . ctllled by 12:110 PM on llle Farmersllanlt Wid AprfS 13, lOili lit W. SI~Inge · Qlnopany; cleltt'• olllce, 320 Eat Pomeroy, Ohio, ... Self Storage ..,........... •1'\>worW........ Nurses. Send· resumes to: NEA Crossword Puaale Hill~ Sunset Homes 740-742·3411 7. .9154411 :::;::;;::~;:::;=~ quired. . must have PUBLIC NOTICE llle VII. ol Pom•ot wnl M acnpttns gi'CIIIItcl IMinNMnce proposal• fat 8eeclo .----""!"'-'""1 sldlllg. tk- 1 Pleasant Valley is currently acceptil'ltl -=111111 Food :::E:::::: ..----= F " AJ B ::·$ · ~;~;~ resumes lor R--~ . _ . 1· ,.. -;;-;:::'i.;;:;::i'i;;-: ._- · AN you lnlor"tod In • needed part~lime, on-call lor Scdexo. Apply In person at "'e University ot ' Sorva pooi- c-~y lloil lion av- tor ~ ;:"" and h y -. Ellperi. a .Pill" 0 . . once • ''"" l'IOffioer. Job dlllioo on- Heol1t1/Rotirelmtot & elude' but not limited 10 Elenollts Fwt """""" to cas& ~t; of..- 740-44&-9104 at .mait SUI)<IOI,_, dota to LLCOCAAEQCCM 1M Daily Senfuttl • ,... 17 BRIDGE .------- p,._ wittt IU>oniiOo '" GotHa C~nt:w. Job ~ In- by 4+09 GMCAA is an on a>~pen&nee elUde. but not hmotod 10 EOE , call !-304-373-1011. assessmont. plamlng. o1- , Rio Villlgt Gra!D •• now acwptiiQ Olll>licallaiS tor lhl pooiot ~ ~ Ofllc«. ~· ....,. bo pi<lo!d up at !No Vli, . MUntcipol BWiding. ~ for ..,.,.._,. is ~ 3ld. 2.009 It 5 1_ , ll6t8<l appli<:onts muot • have a bol:hwlor 'o dogreo with """"'"'""' in the Aft ,.... lnlorull I In • crimina! juStice S)'Sblm. Sodo110 FooQ SOt>...., at ou¥1111!1 pootlloo•? • !on<t ,.,...,.,. 10 Rio Gran<to Univor>ity " Is ........uo, .,. MCQRC, 225 6111 Slreot now taking apfllicatioos ....... ••ll~dlol• pt, Pleasant wv for a cook. Must l'lave axtar .,. tDtta.inil ....... 25SSQ.Oeadllne tor sui> pori...,.. Of)ply in po!SOO missioo is ·Atoril· 3. ZQ09 at the cahJteria. Con Direct Can>- A full brne MCOAC is • EQIJ8I Qp- mal«< up to $10.8$ per diroct <>W pcSitiOnS for pcrtun1ty Emptoyor. . hr. Point Pleuant wv pro-;;;~r~K1;;t"-'---, •i<llog. rosi~ballcorn· 'ty sk'll trai ing ittt ::lo& :~:..= :;:•Kluals ~ill> . . • . lrainong ~ testing: m~ be to work on con SUIJJERIIME FUN JOB, DRIVE KHOCK. SELL SELL SELL ""YOUTS AAE GAt.lT. l'RIJCKS AAE COOL HOURS ARE EASY ANO THE STEAKS AAE '*"'"· - 0 01 42.6 (wo<er & trash in emptoyGalil!o- Cashier need8d, now ~ iLocated EkJiallille PI~. inc.) No 3683 pets. counting lis for immediate downtown pt 740-446-4234 or rnent. Acr:cun1lng dogrM oopbng ,.....,.. at " T40-208-7ll61 and oiiQOrienee roquirod. Cho611iro Rlo<l SOOt>. '""' ~!li!""=ii-!1!!!!!!!;~ TIM! & 151 2nd """· Goll'l>lio. No pllone calli~ IWIESOME. Of 'II t tl to. A1" jl, !' cit U, . _ A'LEYOOP 3 -----~--------,.--·.. -- - �. ' . .. \ ALoNG THE RivER LiviNG ~r Run Ml1840-~ DC Cherry Blos5om Festival soon in bloom, Dl The demise of a famlv ~ C1 , tm -1- IIIII: ~·\ Fast Relief 500 I . . .. Mvtii'IS'Ilil'- (Va.) ~ (.526 mi.), 500 l;jjl6/263 m~ . ~ 1'4Wt29. ... ·--~o-x 1\amlin, TQ;'ota. I Q • i t t - * TQfly S~Mt. ~rQ{et. 98.Qil3 mpll, Oc:t. 21. 2005. ~ I l . . . . . . .lelf Gc!tdon. ~IQ)et,. 82.2'23 mQII, S@p\_ 2'2.1996. 11-*-Callitth&~& Busch SW!np. Aftt!l ~stol MQIQI ~lt{S Nati<Midt , • Sel'i&S ~. ~le BUSI:It :... stQmpe(l OOJt of llli$tQI ~ ~ na1 at lis crew for costin& tlim tnt-. On ttl& folloililt- ill tnt Food Cit¥ 500.11e !liSt ~lllld tnt field in gene.al. SMn lllOiltlls after ie;ldi"'!4t51aps but l!iilin& ~ •in at tile ~ trac!l, Bust~! ~~~ 378 laps but close<! t11111111•• Cr 1kJMIIICb llllt:O'~I~:m 11111111:~250 · -Tt!MMQtQII Spe&b~J¥. Rlrt Wtlfth 11.5 1-r.wti~('la.) ~ (.526 n), 250 tl'le Ileal. If h& w. a rl!alestat. lf!"l tile coontry ·m1.). 2QQ laps/3QQ mil~ ~\bein~-Qn . ~ 1 - Sa~. Aptil4: la!Wl31.5 milts. 1 -SiiMil!!. MoW~ ~-~.....,~ Busctt, ~ 1U.~..._,OeMis was "" 14th ~k:.to~ of his ca: '"'· S«QQlQ of tile !Seasor\ and 11lttt in tile past 41 ~ Th& ~- Green.~ 193.493 bell blotller$M'Ie oombi"" moll. Aptil5. 2002. to will~ CIJl) rac:&s in a fQW.. • ._-* ~· Bllsch. •i111 tilt kill t!roti:lef, !lyle, acti"'! TQ>jot&, tSl.70·7 ~. AQrit as~ tQ ot<W bloth&t 5. 2008. l'.ult's.AIIanta triiJm!lll. The I t i l t - ~il'dlarti.tk. 8!M &~naw lMI Ill! &on& i!l 33. d!OI'&C~rolel No. WashilttOO. I>.C.. at least for 33 \Q tli.s 33!<1 ~ ~i«onow. WI tile 8usth dQmi~ ry in tile Sc.otts 11.11 Buikier of.NASCAJ! is ~ery much al"e. 300 at lllistol Motor SIIMQ. . ~It lta<ls hi$~ 2·1 in ~ •i<;tQ!ies. bUt llwt who finished 11111. i$ ~ill~ ~nt Cl.IP PQIIIIs standiJts. ltl<lugh a melt Nile IIQilltsll'itacl Ql . * ~~- ~ 1'111'1•-..!1' l_l ,, 1 ._....., Ji~ ~ )', ,,,,. l\. \!1 l,l!~·Jlll\ t. \.,,\ltt'~'ll .... \\,1 ' \ ,, ..:•1 ..:.t 1 1 1 ~l ~t ..) l l . \ tll . -l-.~. Prep Boys Baske1baft BY 8Awt J. REED BIIEEDIIMWI.~eot.i t&l murder ~ ~- 7' 4-294 fllllll, IU.- .1<1~ Bu:ldl clocnil~Wll ~- anlltllaf liuc:k. ~s ~. holdi~t Qll KeW> HaNidllo win at Ati.allta MQtQr ~QII MW!l. >J01 !li'fil!'.~1.!11! • v chllrged with rect'i' ing stolen property and tamper· ing with t'V idenre. The M~i1-1s Countr gnmd jury will lik~ly constd~r th<." cust' hth:r this wet"k. und it is not y~t known whether Williams· 1:ase >nill be' u . capital case if the gnmd jury returns a murder indktment uguinst him or anyone else. Davenport, president l1f the board of I.'Ommissione~. s • u • ...."' Hamlin looking to build on recent second-place finish ' ' .I By Monte .Dutton NASCAR This Week s .. Thouth Jell Gordclllltad$ 1M IIQint $IW. . • i!1s. he hasn'i wQII an ollltiat llKi! since <» lOW 2007 . Thtwinless p ' . Streal\ spillS 46 racts. .. Is~ surprised that ' •• • Mark Martin, Sll\Gii!1to keep an auto- •' •' matic SPQI in starli'1 f!lllds, !: wes rwk·SOlld ~ al Bristol? Mar· "' tin wqn the ~ llOit for lh& • second Wlltlk in . ~·-= I lOW and finlshe<l sixth in the ': FIJod ell¥ 500. · ;; )> Wins ll'j manufetlurer to date: •• . ~-· Ford 2.llr;ott 2. Oodp 1. ... .,~o. ~. ~~ .:t, .. : ) Jl{li' ' ~ ' ' ~~. J~ t:.~.~ - -! J ·.~; ! J .........._ ~Hamlin picked up six ~tsinth& Sprint Cup points stano. i!1S. Jimmie JohnSiln'moved up Ioiii. in& tMrnmate, Kyle Busch, who lll'l won two of the last three Sprint Cup races. . • •' • OBITUARIFS lllt5SUit an one p's ShouldeiS whO doesnl seem to win \'ely often.' Page AS ~WilHam Todd Deel • Kathleen Wildermuth • David Keith Rice • .Lewis E. Gillian Sr. • .Dolas Ray Jeffers • Eula E. Oldaker • Brerida J. Shaffer .,it ,llllhd ttl. &l$dlto Jr. wh&n lie said: ' I don1thlllk I would trjoy M'll!111te most fans out \hele, Iactually like 1M roll! I J)Oilnrl I think thele.'s )l'Obebly \()Q much wJ.!lhd lin IIIIi II Ut tiMe lllle 1. In Vlhal ~r did Kurt Busch win IM Cup thamplonshlp? 2. ~did ~le Busch win his lltsl Cup ~aQ~? 3, Where did Kurt BuSCh win his first Cup race? . 4. Where did ~ BuSCh make his fltst Cup stert? S. Where did Kwl Busch make his first Cup start? 6. ~did ~BuSCh win his fitst polt? 7. Where did Kurt Busch win his fitst [)Ole? 8. How many times hlwe th& Busch broth&ts combined to win at least three stral(ht races? . 9, By how many points did Kurt Busch win the Cup chemplonship?, 10. 'Milch Busch brother once finished runner-up in the Truck Series? 11. Wllitl\ Busch blolher once finished ruMer-up In wllat is naw IM • NatiQIIWide Series? 12. When Kurt BuSCh ~n th& tl\ampionship, what.was his car numlll!r? '1.6 -~l ·(~le~·n '(000~) lJn)l 'Ol 'l"'3'6 '16001! '8001:) IIOIMJ. '8 'tOOl! 'I! 'ld&S UO "O"S 'UO!Ju!~e(] 'I. 'SOOl! 'LI: 'ql\j UO ''111110 '&u&l\JO;I '9 -~ ·v~: aunr uo 'ltCI ~&AOO ·s '\tOOl! '.L 4:ll8~ uo ·s~ sei 'p ·~:em ·v~: 4:lJV~ uo "UIJtl 'tols~a '£ ·scm'" ·Ides uo ''11180 '&u&\UOJ 'I! . '\tOOl! 't . INSIDE • March proclaimed MRIDD awarene~ .month. See Page Al • Ohio moving to expand off-road trails. _SeePtigeAl ·• Shuttle Discovery streaks toward Earth. SeePage AS • Obama plans key Kevin Kelly/photo speeches in France, A Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department truck was on standby at the staging area for the mock disaster drill at the Gen. James M. Gavin Power Plant in Cheshire Saturday·morning. The plant's towers can be seen in the background, shrouded In log. More than 20 local, state and federal agencies · Czech Republic. and businesses, many from Gallia. Meigs and Mason counties, participated In the drill that was authorized by the State Emergency Response SeePage AS Commission. • Forecasters say Fargo flood outlook may :improve. See Pagf AS ,• ExtenSion Comer: ·Tending to your garden's grandmother. who' gets for a city that has achieved a AAA needs. See Page A6 · BY KEVIN KELLY MOTNMEWSOMYDAILVTRIBUNE.COM tnught him the val· bond rnting . • SEOEMS institutes ues of hurd work and He nlso served us executive dil'l)l'tor GALLIPOLIS - .Ohio's new state $50 fee lor non· responsibility und of Knowledge Works Ohio. 11 non· treasurer will uddress Gnllin County how · they creute profit orgunizution . ~·reuted to improve transport. See Page A6 • New Ohio treasurer to address ·Democrats Racine ' .10M Cieri< I ~SCAR This Week Dnr Hltltlln mums to Ills hMe stltl tills weektllll to cot1t11tt In the Goody's Fist · Relief SOO at Malllmllll, Va: TIM Gibbs dr1¥11' !Ms won four flta on flat tracks lncludllll Marttns~lle - .and Itt's. COitlftlolla slzllln& ~ flnlslt II Bristol. . As a driver, Robert Glenn John. · son Jr. won 50 major NASCAR ~ durin& a14-)'MI career, built was as on owntr lhet the man better known is 'Junior'·came to dom~ nate the sport an.d win champ• onsniPS. JohnSon's drlvets over the ~rs rl!ed like a who's whO: Curtis 1\Jmer, A.J. Foyt. Lee Roy Yarbrough, .tale Yarborough, Darrell WB~rlp, f.leil Bonnett. Terry labonte and Bill U llott.just to name a lew. Johnscinowned entries wonl~ races, 115 . poles and six championships, W.Va. Board lifts doctor's license INDEX Around Town Celebriltlons Classifieds · Comics IJ4 PAGES A3 C4 A4 Obit\tnries As <!.' B Section A6 aoo~ Ohio -Vol~y 1~1hll•hlna Co, • • •I . STAFF REPORT MDTNEWSeMYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM D Section · GALLIPOLIS - A for· mer Hollet:..Ciinic physician insert will huve to surrender his Editorials Sports Weather arson probe. ongotng Democmts on Monduy. April 6 when they g~llher for their unnuul Kennedy Day Dmner. . · . Kevin L. Boyce will speak to pnr1y faithful durihg the dinner. set for 6 p.m. tll the Holidny Inn . A social hour 1s slated for 5 p.m . Tickets are $30 per pe~on nnd rescrvntions cun be mnde by culling (740) .~67- 7530. Boyce, 37, took oll'ice us treasurer on Jun. 7, replucing Rkhurd Cord my. who wus elected uttorney general in 11 spel"iul election lust Nuvember. A Columbus nutive, Boyce wus miscd by u single mother 1md his ·WEAmER 4 SrertONS ... .• ' Join lDiallllkGIMOWMI · ing to win unless you've 11o1 great team· . ••• n.DIIIala' ·~· The beat &QeS on. but ~'s juSt lite oo:asional rJil. Aller wlnn' " h ' !!Si!i JW.:m Hamlin returns to his native Vir· ginia this week to defend his title in Martinsville ~way's Goody's Fast Relief SOO. This is his fourth filii sea· son at NASCAR's top level, and he made the Chase in each of the first three. The highlight was 2006, when Hamlin finished third in tbe standings during his rookie season. SeCQnd place at Briml was, in Hamlin's words, "somewhat of a re· demption, but we feellike we deserve to be in victory lane and hopefully we'D get that done next week. • Busch and Hamlin are friends as well as teammates, but if Hamlin could have caught Busch in the final laps of the Food City SOO, he said he would have "raced him hard.• "I'd treat him as if he wasn't a team· . mate, actually," admitted Hamlin. "I wouldn't try to hit him hard enough to send him up to the wall, but I'd defmite. ly try to get him out of the groove. They've had their fair share of wins and it's time for us. though not (at Bristol)," . Each of Hamlin's four Sprint Cup victories have occurred on relatively flat tracks: twice at Pocono, New Hampshire and Martinsville: Gibbs, tbe Hall of Fame football coach, is an old hand at keepiltll teams · together, and he thinks the rivalry between Hamlin and Busch is healthy. "This year I think Denny (Hamlin) did really set his jaw," said Gibbs."He's been on it. He's been after it hard. I think they are very good teammates, both Kyle (Busch) and Denny. "Evecybody knows. in this sport rliht now, where tbis sport is, you're not g&mates. They feed off each other. Obvi· ously, at race tracks, the information that comes back and forth to each olher is extremely important. That's the other part of being ateam sport" filth &Jr. MASCAR 'lliiiWMII'I Mllllt INtlttl '*1111 IIIII: 'Eemhardt Jr. Is wise to mainly hold his lot(Ue end Cillltelllrate on ~rc his end his \Min's performe~~e&, -He's In eiiQOf berplnl'1 position lith& moment• BRISTOL, Thnn. - Denny Hamlin wants to win races. Second place in tbe Food City SOO was better than nolbint but the 28-yeaMld wants to emerae from the shadow of his Joe Gibbs Rae- protect the county's finan· cial condition in the event of such u time~cllnsuming nnd expensive trial. He- said commissioners are learning u lesson from . Vinton County. where ~o·om­ missil'lle~ were faced with three c·upitul murder l'ases in as many yeu~ . .:._ and the cost of defending the three a,·,·used killl'rs almost left the ,·ounty broke . Training for disaster· E R ' lll case requires the include representation of Gume-s of Pomen1y. are ulso said imposing the ··ap will C<IUUI)' to {Ill' for an indigent defendants m ca~it&l murder defendant s leg&! counsel. t.-uses. Commissumer Mid: POMEROY -Two days Meeting Thursday. l'Oill- Davenport said Thursday. after mwder chtuges were missioners \'oted to cap fees ChMies S. Williwns of filed ogainsl a w~ C01111ty. at $25.000 per case in capi- Pnrlce~burg wus charged in W.Va.. man. Metgs C01111ty t&l munler cases - tho..~ Meigs County Court on Commissionefs approved 11 involving the pos,.~ihiHty of Tuesduy with the rr-urder of cap on fees for defense attOr- the death penalty. Doris Jackson, TUppers neys in c~tal muRie.r.~- Commissione~ ~o·ontmct Plain.'l. on Feb. 23. William.\ The actaon. comnussaon- with the Ohio Publk is currently inclU'I:enlted in ers snid. is designed to pro- Defender·s Oftke in Athens West Virginia on ~e vier .teet the county's financial for crimin&l defense wod., lation dwges . Wtlliwns nnd solvency in the event a capi- but that mntn~t does not a co-defendant. James Let' - AQ~U1. 1~. 11)11 lllllcll '\t) , ·. ·Meigs caps fees for capital murder cases '- OHSAA state sernifin¥s. Set . . 81 No. 11 fEDEx ExPRESS TOYOTA SPRINT CUP lilt·\ SPORTS . , Rj' &.....t::Jacl< ~. Cll4\'l'tlltt 96.~1 ·mpi'l, Mill!:l! 29, 2008. · ~,----------~J~J'~l~-~t~J~-1r.Jhma~ii~.~~tl~.~,J~'!J~~L~l~i~r~r.---------~, DENNY HAMLIN \ 111\t' \ ~ I)Qclp, . .' Hometown News for Gallia & Meip oounties· 28. IPI-* Jt11 ·• license to pmctlce medi\,\inc in West Virginia due to ·'multiple" ullegut ions of mist.ltmduct with pmients. WCHS-TV in Churleston, W.Vu .. reported Friduy thut the West Virginiu Bonrd of Medicine hus lifted the license of Dr. Rick St. Ongc. un obstctrics/gync· col~gy speciulist . Pluse .• • License. A2 ,, opportunities for Ohio"s schools thn1ugh policy devel· success. opment und udvo~·ucy . With u belief in Prior to his time on dtr coundl. . . Kevin L. Boyee those values. Boyce Boyce wus chief of stnff ol the .Ohio · BY BETH SERGENT . . chose. to purs u~ 11 House Dem(lCrutic Caucus, executive BSERGENT OMVOAILVSENTINEL.COM cure~r 111 publi~· servace. mcludmg direc·tor of the Ohio Legislative Black neurly eight yeurs us u Columbus City Caucus, and served in Toledo ·s dty RACINE - The investiCouncil member, where he ~'US presi- udministrntion during the mid- 1990s. ~mion into a Racine house dent pro· tem ami finunce ·committee Boyl·e 'is u graduate of Columbus Iire determined to be urson chairmun. In thnt position. Boyce led East High S~o·hool and won lKademic continu~s. u~·cording to efforts to make city government more und athletic s•·holmships to uttend the Shane Cm1mi II of the otTke effective und efficient. to improve scr· University of Tokdo. He hus u nms· of tht• Division of SUM Fire vices undsave tux dolhu-s , . · ter 's degn.'c in administration from , Marshnl. During his time on council. Boyce Centrul Michigan University. Ht• und Cmtmill ~uid the investi· cstublished u record of bulunced liu.d- his wife. Crystul. h1we twll sons . !:!alion is 6ngoing ~~m~ he is limned as to whm mtorma· · tion can be rekas.:d at this time. He did "')' inveslil!a· tors mel with h>rensk Tub ''EIV KEVIN KELLY olTidal s on Friday in MOTNEWSCI MYOAILVTRIBUNE COM Reynoldsburg and c·xpec't · n.·sults frum the el·idt•m·e RIO GRANDE - Telling within 10 to I'I days . Ohio's story is one llf the key When asked about whul, poi Ills in selling the slll!l: to husi· . · if uny, t)J1e of ucc·clerent ne~s nnd industry, development · was usc in the fire, otlitials snid in their latest plan for Cartmill tkdined to c·om· imp,roving the economy. ' ment , suying c•videnct' was 'I li~e to naiTOw it down to the still undergoing testing land ApP.nluchiun story," Governor's thut u detuil like that muy Office of Appaluchht Director not tie rdeused for some Fred Deel sa1d. ' We have done time bel'Ulh'e only the ptlrwell in recruiting industry to Ohio. son who set the fire and the but we need to promote whut's investigutnr will have thnt going on in Appu·lachiun Ohio," infonnntion . · . Dcel spoke Thursduy durin!,! the "Be~·tm sc thi s is 1111 o·ngo· unnual full meeting of the Ohio ing investigution, we won't Kevin Kelly/photo Valley Regional Development Fred Dee!, director of the Governor's Office of be uble to shure the Commission. hosted by member App.alachia, discussed positives and challenges specit'il's of the cuse," Gull in County ut the University of , laced in Appalachian Ohio during Thursday's annual Cartmill udded. "However. ~in · Grande/Rio Grande meeting ol the Ohio Valley Regional Development we can say that investigu· Commission at Rio Grande. Pl1111 111 R•dnl. A2 Pluse su GOA. A2 ,. J• '• I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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