https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0905f28f8fd3b776bc006f6c4010039a.pdf 2014c31869513704be8cff598d09752b PDF Text Text ; Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel www.rnydailysentinel.corn Wednesday, May zo, 2009 3RD ANNUAL • NFL, Comc~st settle Skyline · NFL Network dispute fromPageBl : PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The NFL Network will stay in ,, Plmcast Corp.'s TV lineup !\llder a deal that also could open the door for the football channel to get shown by other major cable TV operators tllat do not yet carry the network . : Comcast and the National footballl.eague sa(d Tue!oday fhey had reached an agreeinent for the nation's largest cable TV operator EP air the football channel on it~ secondIIIOS! popular digital tier of ~1ce . - The deal spans !0 years and would cost Corneas! 40 cents • lo 45 cents per subscriber, down from the NFL's previous asking price of 70 cents. Br Aug. f, the NFL Network .Will be carried throughout l:omcast's service areas on a f!rogranuning package called Pigital Class1c, which has around 10 million subscribers. "It's always been a matter of what's a fa1~ price . .. . I think • we were able to work that • but;' Corneas! Chairman and CEO Brian Roberts said on a ~onference call with NFL €ommissioner · Roger Goodell. ''I think both sides may have had to give a little more than they intended." : The NFL threw in access to PirecTV's Red Zone • Channel, a part of the Sunday :ficket satellite package with live look-ins to games when teams are inside the 20-yard line: The NFL also announced a two-year . extension with broadcast partners Fox and CBS, takmg those deals through the .2013 season. . The NFL-Comcast agreement ends a fight that began in 2006 after · · Corneas! announced that it was moving fit!: NFL Network from a digtier of service with 8.6 • ltal million subscribers to a sports programming package that ~ costs $8 a month extra and ha~ 2 million customers. Comcast ~aid it didn't want to pay the higher fees the NFL was ilemanding after adding eight · live games · to the NFL Network . The NFL. sued Philadelphiabased Comcast and brought the matter before the Federal Communication s Commission, where hearings before an administrative law judge just ended. The league claimed Comcast was pumshing the NFL because Comcast didn't get rights to show eight live NFL games on its Versus sports channel. The impasse nearly led to a blackout of the NFL Network on Corneas! on May ! , when their previous, five-year agreement ended . The two agreed to continue airing the network as talks continued. Talks intensified over the la~t two weeks, as the NFL agreed to reduce its price closer to the original fee, 15 cents per subscriber, that was in place before the rate hike. With Thesday's agreement, both sides have agreed to drop the lawsuits. And the lower price also makes it more likely that other cable TV service providers wiU reach deals to carry the NFL Network. "We' ve turned a new page," Roberts said. "This 1s the bellinning of a new chapter f9.r us m working with the NFL." Goodell added it was "important for me to reach out to Brian. He's the CEO of a major media company ... We don't want to be fightmg with our parmers. We want to ereate value." Goodell said the NFL will be working to resolve differences it has with other major cable operators that don't carry ~he network - including Time Warner Cable IIIC., Cablevision Systems Corp. and .Charter Communications Inc. ''I'm very hopeful we will get this resolved," he said. Corneas! also reached an agreement with ESPN to add ESPNU to its lineup heading into the upcoming colle~e football season. Corneas! Wtll make ESPN360.com available to its Internet customers as well . place Higgin s were K C b , · H1ggms, ory ra tree, Jimmy Nier, Jimmy Stinson . Mark Imler, Freddie Staats. Bryan Benson, Dave Dickson, and Wes McGiumphy. Smith was also the hard charger of the race in a seventh 10 first ru~it has been a rough cou- pie wee-ks." said Danny Smith. "We needed this win h w b k h tonig t. e ro e 1 e rearend after the heat and I thought it's gonna be one of those nights again. But we got the car back together and tried a set-up that we haven't tried here before and it really hooked up the car." The IS-car Late . Model main was led to the line by Evans, W.V driver Chris Garnes and Tim Dohm. Garnes got the jump and pushed away the . early advances of Dohm . As Garnes slipped away, Dohm and ~alph Withem battled · hard .or th1rd with Audie Swartz settling in with a solid fourth . . Chris Carpenter and Freddie Carpenter, twothirds of the flying fatherson team, showed no favor for their kinship in a torrid dual for fifth. On lap eleven a. caution slowed the field, but the combatants filed out in the same rough-house fashion. Dohm found a littie extra under the hood of his · 6T as he pressured Games intensely for the top spot lap after lap. Back in the pack Larry Bond and Steve Bigley passed each other a total of ten times in a bAck-and-forth battle for position, all on the hind quarters of Andy Bond. Larry Bond eventually won that battle over the hard-driving Bigley· for a top ten. Kevin Layne had a great run from the back of the pack to lith, while Zach Dohm followed in Dad's footsteps to a top five finish (5th) in posting hard charger honors. The veteran trio of GIUlles, Johnson dualed for much of order to finish out the !OJ? Dohm, and Withem freight- the race in !he chase for a top ten. The Skyline Stocks con• trained away from the rest of five. tinue to impress race fans M the field . Garnes, known for Stotts continued to be the the division continues to his rim-riding, nestled in · class.o( the Malta Windows grpw in popularity with around the tires to pull away AMRA main, but the action some great up-and-coming from the \:ck. The llattle for back in the pack was J·ust as drivers . The hard char~er of position t ughout the pack fast-and-funous. Stotts has the Pure Stocks was helly was wild and. wicked fast been known to be a little like Powell. around the bottom. · a holiday. He comes J.u8! Shawn McClain led most Garnes, in a new 2009 every so often, but when he of the Four Cylinder main, Cornett Powered Rayburn, shows up he usually takes but Donnie Bartlett and roared on to the win. Behind home the cash. Friday was Zach Kisner zipped by the . second place Dohm was no exception. leader in a patented high. Withem,Audie Swartz,Zach - Behind the winning Stotts speed sandwich, Bartlett-and Dohm , Chris Carpenter, were Fordyce, J.P. Roberts , Kisner continued the battle / Freddie Carpenter, . Andy Jeremy Berwanger, Kenny to the end where Kisner won Bond, Larry Bond, and Riddle, Mik:e McPherson, by a nose over the recoverSteve Bigley. . Kenny Johnson, . Mike ing McClain for the second "Dad and the crew kepi Sprouse, Robert Garnes, and week in a row. Behind sec~ · trying to get in my head that Vince Conrad. Berwanger ond place McClain were the fast way around the track and Vince Conrad fought it Bartlett, David Banks, Tony was low; down around the out for the hard char~er Plaugher, Jeff Rankin, Steve infield tires, and that's hard award with Conrad laymg Brown, Jeff Blanton, for me to do," laughed the claim on the award in a 16th George Klintworth , and nonnal high-rider Games. "I to tenth run. David Ran)(in. ; kinda had to swoop out wide They say the most imporNumerous drivers tied. for anil cut low in rum one, to · rant lap to lead is the last hard charger honors. • k b d w··• eep up the momentum, ut one. After Tommy Murphy In the mini-we ges In I knew if I kept it down I had led the entire race , Holland and Kyle Bon~ could hold Tim off." Jeremy Blake bird-dogged traded positions much of th• The Malta AMRA the charger until he made race until finally Bon4 Modified main featured the late race pass for the broke free for a one cat some of the hottest iron in . win . Jeremy Mise! had length win. Behind Bomj · the Tri-State area. But of all made it a three way race as was Will Holland , Ron the hot iron, J.P. Roberts, the trio marched side by Pickens, _Martin Gibson; Chris Stotts, and Kenny side,lap after lap until Blake Abby White_, Cole Mayle, Riddle were sizzling early in broke away for. the narrQw Samantha Roush, and Zacli Friday •s ""'"' ~{\1 apper. Robe rts wm · . Fox. led the first two circuits Barry· Brisker won a spir·The Winged Outla~ . before Stotts took over com- ited battle with Brian Warriors mini-sprints put ing out of two. After Schaffer for fourth . Gary on an exhibition which Will\ Roberts, Riddle, and Stotts Gould, Shelly Powell, won by Matthew fought for the top spot, Stotts George Klintworth, Eric Chenoweth, the 15-year-old said bye-bye in a wild and . Francis, and Shane Roush speedster from Elkins, wv; wooly ride that distanced battled for position until · Second was followed by him from the rest of the finally filing out in that Miller, Wa\Jlsley,and Riley.: field. Jimmy Fordyce came into the battle, · first bagging Riddle, then Roberts in suecession . Fordyce then set his eyes on Stotts as he too · began to pull away from the pack. AMRA stalwart Jeremy Berwanger fired up the after-burners .and blasted . G•l8• O,.n <~•30 p.m. • Hot u,. T.p.m. • Racing f p.m. into a bid for third in a fight Late Models-s1 ,eoo to win, $175to lfblrt . with Roberts. . 410 SprlntS-S1,800 to win, $200 to otalt ' Speckled with heavy hit, .. ,.,..,. Modlfllds, Pu,. Stocka, Four eyu-, Mlnt-WtdiJIII ters from all over the. region', some of the division's greatBaclng Fltdav. Mav 28 a ••• 1 est stars struggled to get a ReguUir Reclng Ill IIIII II top ten. Competition in the Regul•r O.nel'lll Admlnlon $11 AMRA ranks continues to . Sr. C._,. $12 wiOolden BucUye CIJI'CI be competitive. Mike Klde t2.Under frw • PHil $30 Check Our Wtbsllt McPherson and · former National Champ Kenny *' ---·==== I '1 i I ---- ......,,...._....,..._ . -~-_... Sale Price Through May 31st Metal . . Rooling · .c,,, * > • 3/4 .Alb HeiCht • 9". Belf Top Spaclntl• 36" cov.race ' '', ·~ .•- • Premlulfll Rib ..., Y•ar 'Warranty · •:&.~88 .,., linear fOot · · .. Ge~lvalume Subtrate •to•tall1i Over Open or SoiiCI' Sublitrate · · ' .. ·Anti-Siphon Feature • :s.s Colon~ . 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"The community has Williams is accused of "Extensive and ongoing been saturated with stories ·· robbing and strangling 83 pre-trial publicity \~lakes it concerning this case and year-old Doris Jackson to presumptively impossible to eventually concerning the death iit her Tuppers Plains seat an impartial jury," defendant, his criminal home on feb. 23. Knight wrote in one of over AttOrneys Charles Knight 60 defense motions filed in record , and his indictme'nt and William Eachus have the case . "Extensive media · for this crime ." · asked Judge Fred W. Crow coverage expands the depth Ple~&e see lrial. A5 :Lethal injection ,protocol changes ·ELYRIA · ·2.95 . 3.43 SKUZ412 SKUZ414 3~99 . (AP) Be~inning with its next exe- cu!Ion, Ohio will use _a revised lethal injection protocol that. allows executioners to use a second dose of · sedative to. ensure that a condemned ·inmate is sufficiently .unconsCious before fatal,.drugs .are injected. . 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REED BREEO @MYDAILYSENTINEL'.COM POMEROY A Gallipolis man shot by a Middleport police officer was indicted last week: for fleeing and operating a motor vehicle under the . influence. . James M. Gray 1V appeared Monday in Meigs County Common · Pleas Court on a secret indictment charging a first-degree misdemeanor OMVI and thirddegree felony . charge of operating a motor vehicle under tile influence. The indictment was filed with the Meigs County Clerk of · Courts on May 15. . .The officer who shot Gray and later filed charges in Meigs Cau.nty Court against · . him, Steven Koebel, is now back on patrol. An investigation referred to the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation resulted in no charges being filed against Koebel. · Koebel said he shot Gr:ay because he believed Gray was armed and prepared to ,, shoot him, but no evidence · to support Koebel's claim · was ever presented. G.ray · was treated at a Huntington, W.Va. hospital for -a gunshot wound to the moutl1. · In the early hours of April . 15, Koebel chased Gray SERGENT ,, POMEROY - Memorial Day traditions in Meigs County include fajllily cookouts. river boating and oh; about I ,OO(J'motorcycles converging on-Pomeroy in a cloud of chrome and a roar of thunder. This year is no different as the 24th Annual Meigs County · Bikers Assoc1ation 's . Memorial Run is held on Sunday. Bikes will begin gathering on the Pomeroy Parking Lot aro.und noon and leave for the run at I p.m.- There is no charge to participate in the run which takes the scenic route through Meigs County. Bikers of all ' shapes, sizes and brands are invited to join the fun . Rosalyn· Stewart, secretary for the MCBA said Tshirts for the annual event will .be sold on tbe parking lot and bikes will leave at 1 p.m. towards Middleport and from there take off through the county. Stewart said this year the run will take n ~ lightly different route but will end up at the Meigs County Fairgrounds · between 2-2:30 p.m . Once at the fairgrounds Beth Sergenl/plloto is $5 and th~ admission Yesterday Racine received a Appalachian Regional events featured include bike Commission grant for $166,5P to improve infrastructure in the village's new business development district. Pictured games, comhole contest. (from lei!) Brei Allphin , Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley food vendors and entertainRegional Development District, Mayor_J. Scott Hill, Fred ment as well as the new Deal, the Governor's Office of Appalachia, David Spencer, additions of a tattoo artist Racine clerk-treasurer and grants writer, Ike Spencer, pres- •md leather and chrome ident Racine Council, Patty Pickens, president. Meigs dealers. Camping will also County Chamber of Commerce. Pluse see Biker Run, ~ : Racine 'open for business' RACINE - Though it might've seemed like the dark horse in the race of economic development a few years ago, Racine appears to be moving to the front of the pack in Meigs County. . Yesterday, Fred Deel With the Governor's Office .of Appalachia and representatives from Buckeye Hills. Hocking Valley Regional . Development District presented Racine Village w1th a $166,513 checlc from the Appalachian Regional Commission. The $166,513 ARC grant will su'fport the development o a new commercial business district. Located acwss 'the street from Hill 's Gas Station , the area will ~itorials A6 BY BRIAN Bv BETH ing - . those who went to Bs . war, those who returned and Weather indictm~nt a5ERGENTOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM. 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OPINION ·rtte ·Daily Sentinel . . 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher · Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor (:ongress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prolribiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the peo~ pie peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Go1•e.rnment for a redress of grievances. .:.. The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution 1 TODAY IN HISTORY · Today is Thursday. May 21.the 141 st day of 2009. There are 224 days left in the year. Today·s Highlight in History: ·· · On May 21, 1927, Charles A. Lindbergh landed his Spirit pf St. Louis near Paris. completing the first solo airplane flight across tbe Atlantic Ocean. · On this date: : In 1542, Spanish explorer Hernando deSoto died while searching for gold along the Mississippi River. In 1832, the first Democratic National Convention got under·way. in Baltimore. In 1840, New Zealand was declared a British colony. • In 1881, Clara Banon founded the American Red Cross. · In 1892, the Ope~J~"Pagliacci," by kuggero Leoncavallo, was first performed. in Milan. Italy. . · In 1924, 14-year-old Bobby Franks was murdered in a ''thrill killing" committed by · Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb. two students at the University of Chicago. · In -1932, AmeliaEarhan became the first woman to lly solo across the Atlantic Ocean as she landed in Northern 3reland, about 15 hours after leaving Newfoundland. : In 1956, the United States exploded the first airborne :hydrogen bomb over Bikini Atoll in th~ Pa~ific. · In 1959, the musical "Gypsy,'' inspired by the life of .stripper Gypsy Rose Lee . opened on Broadway. .. : In 1979, former San Francisco City Supervisor Dan ~hite was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the slay•ngs of Mayor George Moscone and openly gay Supervisor Harvey Milk; outrage over the verdict sparked rioting . :(White was sentenced . to seven years. eight months. in prison; he ended up serving five years and committed suicide in 1985 ,) .- Ten years ago: Presidential friend and fundraiser Yah Lin :·charlie" Trie pleaded guilty to campaign finance viola1ions and agreed to cooperate i"n .an investigation of illegal )'\.sian donations to the· Democrats. (Trie was sentenced to !our months of home detention and three years ' probation,) A luxury crutse !mer, the Sun Vista, sank off Malaysia's ~estern coast; ~early I, 100 passengers and crew escaped _wtth no casuallles. ·Susan Lucci won a Daytime Emmy Award for best actress on her 19th try. . : " Five years ago: The U.N. Security Council approved' a f!eacekeeptng force of 5,600 troops for Burundi to help the African nation finally end a 10-year civil war. Japanese !'\Utomaker Mitsubishi Motors Corp., struggling to survive, ~nnounced it would .;:ut II ,000 jobs. .. One y~ar ago:Oil prices blew pastS 130 a barrel and gas pnces chmbed above $3.80 a gallon. Israel and Syria unexpectedly announced the resumption of peace talks after an · eight·year break. David Cook won "American Idol" in a landslide over David Archuleta. Today's _Birthdays: R&B singer Ron Isley (The Isley Brothers) ts 68 . Rock mustctan Htlton Valentine (The · . · Animals) is 66 . Thought for Today: "Onr present addiction to pollsters and forecasters ts a symptom of our chronic uncenainty . about the future ... We watch our experts read the entrails of s.tatistical tables and graphs the way the ancients watched their soothsayers· read the entrails of a chicken." - Eric Hoffer, American philosopher (1902-1983) . Dick Cheney has been the Israel-hostile National decrying the 'national secuSecurity . Adviser Gen. rity policies of the Obama James Jones - an appetizadministration - closing ing prospect to any jihadist. Guantanamo Bay, ending Then there's . President enhanced interrogations of Obama's personal Muslim Diana captured jihadists, even outreach efforts that will West preparing to release some soon take him to Egypt for into the Uniteci States yet another speech fro~ and because the former vice to the Islamic world, hi ~ president says they leave first having been earlier this· this country more vulnera- repeated mantra of"mutual spring in Turkey.· ble to a terrorist attack. The rogue operator, of respect" to its pattern of '"That's my belief,'' Mr. Islam-first in presidential course, can strike anywhere, Cheney told CBS' "Face the phone calls (No. I went to anytime . But as far as orgaNation." "I /think to the the PA). interviews (N'o. I nized jihadist networks go, e~tent that those !Bush-era) went to AI-Arabiyya TV), Obama's heavy-breathing policies were responsible . and audiences (repons indi· courtship of the Islamic for saving hves, that the cate unprecedented snub- world. would seem · to aven administration is now trying bing of Israeli leaders to the kind of out-and-out to cancel those policies ... date) . We 've also seen what attack that could only intermeans in the future we're ' that same terrorist might rupt . America's ongoing not going to have the same well interpret as a succes- capitulations to Islamic safeguards we've had for sion of Islamic symbolism interests. All President the last eighr years." · so laughably blatant a• to be Obama has to do to keep us I agree the new policies either jaw-dropping coinci- safe is keep capitulating. make us more vulnerable. dence or overt messaging. I . Physically safer, then, the Question is, do they make refer to Candidate Obama fact is we remain in existenmore vulnerable to what we saying he· d been to "all 57 tial danger, But it's the same know as ''terrorist attack''? states" (the OIC existential danger that the Strictly speaking, · the Organization of the Islamic Bush administration failed answer is yes. But interpret- Conference - has 57 mem- to · protect us against, and ing Preside.nt Obama's poli' · ber states);. President that the Obama administracies in tenns <1f more-vul- Obama elaborating on an tion is now failing to protect nerable-to-terrorist-at tack economic policy containing us against: the threat to lib· versus less-vulnerable-to· "five pillars" (Islam has five erty posed by unc.hecked terrorist-attack is the same "pillars"); and calling for a spread of Islamic law superlicial thinking that has new . "foundation" (AI (Sharia) across the Western mformed our negligently Qaeda may be translated as world. Since this is the ultideficient security .policies "the foundation"). Hawaii's mate goal of global jihadist since 9/ 11 . recently passed "Islam . networks and. as poll data Consider this: What ter- Day" (Sept. 29) somehow tell us, significant sectors of rorist With even a rudimen- ~eserves mention in rassing non-terrorist Muslim socitary . notion of strategy tf only for the state' s coin_. . ety ~like, you would think would want to strike at cideQtal status as the presi- this key ideological ratioWashington, D.C., for· dent's claim~d bit:[hplace. . nale ·o f the post-9/11 world example, so long as Barack · Oo a more concrete plane would have been explained, Hussein Obama is in of . political existence, debated and analyzed for power'' From Day One of there s . also the .Obama the American people even the Obiuna .White House, administration's policy of as its imperatives Shaped we' vc seen a steady eleva- sharpening its knives to and drove policy. tion of the Islamic world, "settle" Arab-Islamic scores . But no. Lo, these many from _the administration 's with Israel as interpreted by years after 9/ll , Islamization The Daily Sentinel 1 Cheney's current security ·lament rin11s bollow. Yes. the Bush admmistration went to (costly . and ill-conceived) war, detained jihadists in a j\lil in Guantanamo Bay (ru11 very much according td Islamic law) and even water- . boarded three dinbags along the way. But the Bush team never, ever, ever provided the American people with a defense or even a rationale· against the libeny-destructi ve impact of creeping Sharia. The Bush administration's .response to Islam's war on the We.st was strictly military even as it simultaneously engaged in a self-deception campaign aimed at attesting to the harmlessness of this same Islamic ideology. . Poor America. The Clinton administratibn treat~ ed jihadists like criminals; the Bush administration treated them like military' targets; and the Obama administration treats · them like a new constituency to be appeased . throu;:h speeches and other poliucal appeals. None of these admmistra· lions, h<1wever, has ever pro· tected the ·count~y against the. spread - through vio~~ lence against civilians', obscene · infusions of petrodollars and · swelling demographics - of their poisonous ideology. . and the Ohio Section . He was also a member of the Distri~:t V Advisory Co unci I and general arrangements chair for the Annual District Meeting A native of Ponsmouth , Ohio, Strafford completed his medical degree and Master of Public Health from the . Ohio State University College of Medicine in Columbus , Ohio. He served his residency at Indiana University Center, Medical Indianapolis, Indiana . During his 34 year career with the Clinic, Strafford has served in numerous leaqership roles including pre~ident of the Board of Directors from 1990-2004, He is board cenified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology. .Hemlock·Grange discusses.activities Trial ., Gray from Page Al 1908 , that it was inspired by Anna Jarvis and took place during church ·serViCes in Grafton , W.Va . . Kim Romine read poems oftnbutetomothers Rosalie Story had jokes for Mother's Day, and Patty Dyer con". dueled a quiz on mother·~ points which was won by Sara Cullums and Quivey. A poem, "Mother ·Unsaid" was ready Rosalie .Johnson to close the program. The July meeting will be precrded by a chicken casserole dinner. from Middlepon to Ohio 7 waistband and Koebel fired and the intersection of two shots. Union Avenue•in Pomeroy, has retained Gray where Gray wrecked his car. Pomeroy Attorney Treinon When he got out of his vehi- Cleland. He was released on cle, Koebel told investiga- a personal recognizance tors, Gray appeared to be bond of $1 ,000, and his trial reaching for a gun in his was set for Aug. 6. •• Islamabad government has never truly .held sovereignty. There, too, hundreds of civilians have been killed by Ameri~:an drone bombers targeting AI Qaeda. ' Obama has described the. border region as "the most dangerous place in thl!, world" for .Americans. On, TV chat shows, national security thinkers wax por: · tentous at the dire prospect of the Taliban gainmg con~ trol of Pakistan's nucleru; arsenal. In sober moments, most adntit that this is a& unli~ely as white suprema-, cist militias overrunnmg the, Pentagon, but it definitely makes for exciting melodra·. SANDUSKY (AP) · Amusement park opera· tors preparing for .their annual ·Memorial Day weekend rush are wondering how many customers will show up at their .gates this summer - the second straight season under a rrom At recession . Gas prices and reduced be available for those who back in the 1980's and was consumer spending will wish to spend the night. begun in the tradition of again challenge the sports Last year's event saw. paying tribute to members and entenainment around 1,000 bikes on the who had passed away with this year, said industry King-s Pomeroy Parking Lot, the the route passing by ceme· Island spokesman Don largest in the event's histo- teries where those former ry. Stewart said the members had been laid to _Helbig. · But amusement Memorial Run has become rest. These days the specta· parks discovered last sumthe largest bike run in Ohio. · .cle of that many bikes has mer they can gain when Money raised from T-shirt . become an' unofficial people save money by sales and admission into the parade through Meigs staying close to home for fairgrounds- is used for the County .. The run is also an vacation, he said. "We' re 12 hours of fun, MCBA's annual toy drive excuse for old friends to whereas taking the family to for needy children in Meigs catch up with one another a baiL game is just ·!hree CQunty as is the Toy Run and .the event is at times the which happens in the fall. only time these friends see hours," Helbig said of the amusement · park near Still, Stewart said by far, the .-one another all .year. Cincinnati. M~morial Run is the clUb's . Stewart said the day of the Several park officials biggest fundraising event of run, the Eagles Club will be the year. · serving breakfast until used the phrase "cautiously optimistic" to describe the The Memorial Run began 12:30 p.m . · summer outlook for the ., industry, including International Association of from PageAl Amusement Parks and Attractions spokesman Posts and Veterans of the cemetery after which David Mandt. Amusement · Foreign War ·units. those attendmg will move parks, to . some extent, are It is their way of showing into the church for a pro· recession-proof, he said. l!Ppreciation for the sacri- gram. "We've found that fami· fice, concern ·ror preserving Adam Will of Pomeroy, lies may adjust their plans, their memory., and respect affiliated with the Eden but they sltll need quality for the loved ones of veter- United Brethem Church, will time with. friends and fami· ans left behind. be speaker at the observance. ly,"he said In Pomeroy the traditional . There will music by Junior Some amusement parks program of remembrance White, Colleen Brickles and around the country have will be held on the parking Family, LaDonna 'Stevens, been reporting strong lot stage.at I l a.m. by Drew and Dorothy Chaney, a cere: spring attendance , particu' Webster Post 39, American mony to honor gold star larly around Easter and Legion. Following the flag mothers will be held, and a spring break, said Mandt, · raising and a salute by the reading of the names of vet- whose group represents honor guard. legionnaires erans ranging from the War about 400 parks in the will speak on the signifi- of 1812 to today buried in the U.S. cemetery there by Helen cance of the day. But Richard Kinzel, the The tradition of laying a Swartz. chief executive of Ohio· Dinner will be se.Ved at based · ·wreath on the Ohio River at Cedar Fair the levee in remembrance of the Modem Woodmen's hall those who died· at sea. will from 11:30 a.m. to 12:50 be carried out by U.S. Navy p.m. and then following the veterans . A parade will not program at the church until 4:30p.m. . be held this year. Today Drew Webster Post Since.l891, services com- eventually include 11 Dollar 39, American Legion, memorating a day set aside General Store and the Home .announced its schedule of to pay tribute to veterans National Barut. Dee! said the grant is ·an services in cemeteries to have been held at the little begin at9 a.m. and continue country church every year e~ample of trying to improve the txonomic throughout the day until 3 but one. p.m. It is as follows: 9 a.m., Erected in 1843 on what infrastructure to create Rock Springs Cemetery was -then the Adkins proper· long-term jobs. "A few jobs make a big 9:30 a.m. Beech Grove ty, tbe church was a log Cemetery; JO a.m. Sacred building which faced in the difference ,' Dee! said. Heart Cemetery; l p.m. opposite direction as the · · Charmel Wesel . development specialist for Buckeye Meigs Memory Oardens; 2 road now there. It burned in 1887 and the Hills-Hocking Valley, said l?.m. Chester Memorial Day program , and 3 p.m. present church was built in the project involves roughly Hemlock ·Grove Cemetery. 1888 with lumber sawed on 20 permanent jobs. for now, : In the Burlingham com- a water-powered mill on when factoring in jobs for munity, the !20th year of Shade Creek. The original the bank and Dollar General Memorial Day celebrations congregation was Baptist Store. This does not inCLude will take place at the but over the years different temporary jobs that will Burlingham Cemetery and denominations have held come with the new business Church beginning at I: lO services there . Over the development area's conp.m. with the honor guard years the little church has struction. "It made sense to have of Feeney-Post 128, undergone a lot of work by this in place and spur new various community groups American Legion. leuding a and volunteers intent on economic growth," Wesel salute to veterans . The flag ceremony ana preserving it for generations said. · For Racine, the ARC gun salute will take ~lace in to come. Programs rna. I Arkansas DemocratGazelle columni.n Gene Lyons i~ a National Magazine Award winner and co-author of "The H1mting of the . Pre.1ident " (St. Mprtill's Press. 2000) . You can e-mail Lwnu at eugenelyons2 @yu/to(} .com./ Dr. Strafford named ACOG Vice president Chester Council discussed Memorial Day observance (Diana West is the author of "The · Death of rile Grown· up: ifow· America's Arrested DevelofJment Is Bringing Down Western Civilization," ·ami blogs at. dianawest.net. She ca11 be contacted via: dianawe st@ verizon .net). And TV melodrama is how America governs itself, Within the Washington establishment. it's well-nigh treasonous to point out that we're talking here about the absolute end of the eanh. That the United States has· n't got the manpower, resources or political will to cm\trol territory Pakistan's own government can 'I tame, and that the habit of treating the entire planet as a huge game of Risk is leav-ing the United States a& overextended militarily and finarn:ially as the Spanish Empire in J588 ~ the year its Armada was destroyed off the coast of Ireland. Privately, Obama might agree. As a political matter, he cannot. The Daily Sentinel • Page As Carleton graduation CopYf!Jht 2009, Mark Kincaid, Point Pleesant, W.Va. So there he was last week, flanked by the presidents of Afghanistan and Pakistan, doing a passable imitation of Lyndon Baines Johnson: "I ... made it clear that the United States will work with our Afghan and international partners to make every effon to avoid civilian · casualties as we help the Afghan government combat our common enemy:" In private, Obama's said to have been more compas. sionate. Secretary of State Hillary (Clinton apologized more fulsomely: "I wish to express my personal regret and certainly the sympathy of our administration on the loss.. of civilian life in Afghanistan . ... We deeply, deeply regret that loss." · Alas, as vell;ran ··military correspondent Jeseph L. Galloway points out, those fosses are an almost inevitable consequence of U.S. tactics : ''American military reinforcements ordered in by President Obama can only make that situation worse as they fan out into small remote outposts where their only recourse when they're attacked is to call in airpow· er." Afghan villagers whose hearts and minds we're trying to win react . as Americans reacted to .9/11: with rage and sorrow that apologies 'yon't change. In neighboring Pakistan, hundreds of thousands are fleeing their homes ahead of an army advance into remote frontier regions where Taliban extremists seek .to impose Shari a law. where AI Qaeda 's senior leadership is thought to be hiding and where the ! GALLIPOLIS - The of the changing issues facAmerican Coll~ge of ing women's health care. Obstetricians and ·Being an active member SYRACUSE - Carleton School awards and gradua· Gynecologists (ACOG) of the American College of tion will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the school. A has announced election of Obstetricians and cookout will be held afterwards at 11:30 a.m. their 2009-2010 slate of · Gynecologists, Dr. Strafford national organization has served as a member of board members . the ACOG Executive Board J. Craig Strafford. M.D., and chaired the Committee M.P.H. , F.A .C.O.G ., staff on Practice Management. physician and Director of He has been a member of Clinical Research at the Council of District ; CH.ESTER - Members Chairs, as well as the com· Marge Fetty presided at Holzer Clinic, has been were reminded of the the meeting wh1ch opened selected to serve as vice mittees on Coding and Memorial Day observance "(ith pledges to ihe president of ACOG. His Nomenclature, Gynecologic in Chester at a recent Christian and American tenn began on May 7. Practice, Government meeting held at the flags. scripture reading, The American College of Relations and Outreach. Dr. J. Craig Strafford Academy. prayer, and singing of the Obstetricians and Nominations, and Electronic They were encouraged to National anthem . Gynecologists (ACOG) is Health care for women; Medical Records. · go to the cemetery for the In observance of the nationls leading group maintains the highest stan· Strafford served as an ~pecial tribute to veterans. Mother 's Day, Esther of physicians providing dards of ·clinical pnletice · ACOG alternate delegate to · Also announced was the Smith read "Being a health care. fo~ women . As and continuing education the American Medical an.niversary dinner, along Mother'' and Judy Marshall a private, voluntary, non- . of its members; promotes Association from 2000 to w1th the rally to be held in read "A Mother's Love." profit membership organi· patient education; and 2003. His regional leader· Portsmouth n May 30. Each mother was presented zation, ACOG strongly mcreases awareness among • ship positions include chair The death of Charlotte a flower. Attending besides advocates for quality · its members and the public and vice chair of District V Blake was noted and the those named were Mary Jo chaner draped in her memo- Barringer. Ruth Smith, ry. It was also noted that Opal Holln. Charlotte Keith Ashley is in James Grant, . Sandy White, Cancer Center in Thelma White , Doris Columbus. Announced was Grueser, , Julie Curtis, POMEROY -Inspection thanked the Grange for let· Hamlock Grange turned the dedication of the Sharon Riffle, Helen Wolf, of Hemlock Grange was ting the community use the in 138 pounds of pop tabs. 'Academy on June 13. ~onduced at a recent me.et- Grange hall for a recent 97_pounds of card fronts, 17 and Everett Grant. mg by Patty Dyer, Metgs meetmg. The hght and flag patrs of eyeglasses and County deputy, who gave at the Sprin~s have been cases, Campbell soup thegrangeagoodrepon. taken care of. The sale of labels , and manufacturers from Page Al Rosalie ~tory p~esided at coo.kbooks is continuing . coupons. 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' t13.60 Web: 52 Weeks ............. '~227.21 recently argum\i that over tans, which is causing enorwww.mydailysenlinel.com 100 Afghan civtlians killed mous problems there." . , Thursday, May :u, 200c;f 'Who will defend us from Sharia? .· The Daily Sentinel .. Thursday, May 21," 2009 PageA4 II Pag~ · . · · · · . AP photo This undated photo released by Cedar Point, shows people on a ride at the new PlanEli " Snoopy area for kids at Cedar Point amusement park in Sandusky. .Amusement park operators preparing for lheir annual . Memorial Day weekend rush are wondering how · many customers will show up at their gates lhis summer~ the second straight seasol) under a recession. . . . .· .. ; Entertainment Co., gle~ in the . recession, are warned shareholders last othe~ key markets for week that park attendance Cedar Point . and reyenues would likely But Cedar .Point drop this year at the com- spokesman Robin Innes . pany's 1I amusement said the park is expecting parks and six water parks more than 3 million guests tn the United States and this year - about the same Canada, which include number that visited last Kings Island . year.Some struggling firms · And the park is again have already canceled com- offeri!lg spectal online deals pany picnics scheduled for . to make its attractions more . Cedar Point - the compa- · affordable - much like last ny's flagship park in year when Cedar Point tout· Sandusky - "because of the ed an "amusement stimulus package" with one special economy, Kinzel said. Turmoil in the auto admission ticket price for a industry is also expected to · family of four. take its toll on the northern This weekend, for examOhio park, which attracts pie, Cedar Point is offering more customers from a $44.95 deal that includes· Detroit than anywhere else, an admission ticket and an he said. Cleveland and all-you-can-eat picnic meal, Toledo, which have strug- Innes said. Racine rrom Page At grant S(1Ccifically relates to the upgrade and extenston of Sycamore Street. The project includes six catch basins. 1,678 linear feet of curb and gutter, 600 ton of asphalt, 3,740 linear feet of concrete for four-inch sidewalk·, 300 linear feet of C900 water line, four gate valves. one fire hydrant. grading, seeding and mulching. The total pr<1ject cost is $208 ,147 and this week Racine Council approved taking out a loan of up to $30,000, if · necessary, to secure Racine's fmiding responsibility for the project. The village already had $10,000 for the projel·t to contribute to its match for .the grant. Mayor J. Scott Hill said in addition to the new Home National Bank and Dollar General, there will be room for addition tenants and buildings . Hill guessed there would be room for additional 12.000, 10.000 and 7,500 square-foot buildings though those spec s could change depending on the businesses that wish to locate inside the new business development area . Both Hill and ClerkTreasurer Dave Spencer have said the ARC grant was crucial to developing the new business district and both expressed their appreciation for it and the help from Buckeye HillsHocking Valley Regional Development District. In addition to Dee!, Wesel ,· Hill and Spencer, also in attendance at yesterday's check presentation was Ike Spencer. president of Racine Council, Patty Pickens, president of the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce and Brei Allphin , GIS manager for Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development District. ; Dee! presented Allphin with a check for just over $1J ;000 from ARC to sup· pon the expansion of the Buckeye Hills Geographic · Information Systems pro; gram serving eight counties; including Meigs. The GlS Enhancement Project enables Buckeye Hills to make existing GIS data and ~:ustomized maps publicly available through cus' tomized web-based viewe~ accessible via the internet; The program · helps locat~ and record local infrastruc· ture assets and Racine has participated in the program. �.. OPINION ·rtte ·Daily Sentinel . . 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher · Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor (:ongress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prolribiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the peo~ pie peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Go1•e.rnment for a redress of grievances. .:.. The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution 1 TODAY IN HISTORY · Today is Thursday. May 21.the 141 st day of 2009. There are 224 days left in the year. Today·s Highlight in History: ·· · On May 21, 1927, Charles A. Lindbergh landed his Spirit pf St. Louis near Paris. completing the first solo airplane flight across tbe Atlantic Ocean. · On this date: : In 1542, Spanish explorer Hernando deSoto died while searching for gold along the Mississippi River. In 1832, the first Democratic National Convention got under·way. in Baltimore. In 1840, New Zealand was declared a British colony. • In 1881, Clara Banon founded the American Red Cross. · In 1892, the Ope~J~"Pagliacci," by kuggero Leoncavallo, was first performed. in Milan. Italy. . · In 1924, 14-year-old Bobby Franks was murdered in a ''thrill killing" committed by · Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb. two students at the University of Chicago. · In -1932, AmeliaEarhan became the first woman to lly solo across the Atlantic Ocean as she landed in Northern 3reland, about 15 hours after leaving Newfoundland. : In 1956, the United States exploded the first airborne :hydrogen bomb over Bikini Atoll in th~ Pa~ific. · In 1959, the musical "Gypsy,'' inspired by the life of .stripper Gypsy Rose Lee . opened on Broadway. .. : In 1979, former San Francisco City Supervisor Dan ~hite was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the slay•ngs of Mayor George Moscone and openly gay Supervisor Harvey Milk; outrage over the verdict sparked rioting . :(White was sentenced . to seven years. eight months. in prison; he ended up serving five years and committed suicide in 1985 ,) .- Ten years ago: Presidential friend and fundraiser Yah Lin :·charlie" Trie pleaded guilty to campaign finance viola1ions and agreed to cooperate i"n .an investigation of illegal )'\.sian donations to the· Democrats. (Trie was sentenced to !our months of home detention and three years ' probation,) A luxury crutse !mer, the Sun Vista, sank off Malaysia's ~estern coast; ~early I, 100 passengers and crew escaped _wtth no casuallles. ·Susan Lucci won a Daytime Emmy Award for best actress on her 19th try. . : " Five years ago: The U.N. Security Council approved' a f!eacekeeptng force of 5,600 troops for Burundi to help the African nation finally end a 10-year civil war. Japanese !'\Utomaker Mitsubishi Motors Corp., struggling to survive, ~nnounced it would .;:ut II ,000 jobs. .. One y~ar ago:Oil prices blew pastS 130 a barrel and gas pnces chmbed above $3.80 a gallon. Israel and Syria unexpectedly announced the resumption of peace talks after an · eight·year break. David Cook won "American Idol" in a landslide over David Archuleta. Today's _Birthdays: R&B singer Ron Isley (The Isley Brothers) ts 68 . Rock mustctan Htlton Valentine (The · . · Animals) is 66 . Thought for Today: "Onr present addiction to pollsters and forecasters ts a symptom of our chronic uncenainty . about the future ... We watch our experts read the entrails of s.tatistical tables and graphs the way the ancients watched their soothsayers· read the entrails of a chicken." - Eric Hoffer, American philosopher (1902-1983) . Dick Cheney has been the Israel-hostile National decrying the 'national secuSecurity . Adviser Gen. rity policies of the Obama James Jones - an appetizadministration - closing ing prospect to any jihadist. Guantanamo Bay, ending Then there's . President enhanced interrogations of Obama's personal Muslim Diana captured jihadists, even outreach efforts that will West preparing to release some soon take him to Egypt for into the Uniteci States yet another speech fro~ and because the former vice to the Islamic world, hi ~ president says they leave first having been earlier this· this country more vulnera- repeated mantra of"mutual spring in Turkey.· ble to a terrorist attack. The rogue operator, of respect" to its pattern of '"That's my belief,'' Mr. Islam-first in presidential course, can strike anywhere, Cheney told CBS' "Face the phone calls (No. I went to anytime . But as far as orgaNation." "I /think to the the PA). interviews (N'o. I nized jihadist networks go, e~tent that those !Bush-era) went to AI-Arabiyya TV), Obama's heavy-breathing policies were responsible . and audiences (repons indi· courtship of the Islamic for saving hves, that the cate unprecedented snub- world. would seem · to aven administration is now trying bing of Israeli leaders to the kind of out-and-out to cancel those policies ... date) . We 've also seen what attack that could only intermeans in the future we're ' that same terrorist might rupt . America's ongoing not going to have the same well interpret as a succes- capitulations to Islamic safeguards we've had for sion of Islamic symbolism interests. All President the last eighr years." · so laughably blatant a• to be Obama has to do to keep us I agree the new policies either jaw-dropping coinci- safe is keep capitulating. make us more vulnerable. dence or overt messaging. I . Physically safer, then, the Question is, do they make refer to Candidate Obama fact is we remain in existenmore vulnerable to what we saying he· d been to "all 57 tial danger, But it's the same know as ''terrorist attack''? states" (the OIC existential danger that the Strictly speaking, · the Organization of the Islamic Bush administration failed answer is yes. But interpret- Conference - has 57 mem- to · protect us against, and ing Preside.nt Obama's poli' · ber states);. President that the Obama administracies in tenns <1f more-vul- Obama elaborating on an tion is now failing to protect nerable-to-terrorist-at tack economic policy containing us against: the threat to lib· versus less-vulnerable-to· "five pillars" (Islam has five erty posed by unc.hecked terrorist-attack is the same "pillars"); and calling for a spread of Islamic law superlicial thinking that has new . "foundation" (AI (Sharia) across the Western mformed our negligently Qaeda may be translated as world. Since this is the ultideficient security .policies "the foundation"). Hawaii's mate goal of global jihadist since 9/ 11 . recently passed "Islam . networks and. as poll data Consider this: What ter- Day" (Sept. 29) somehow tell us, significant sectors of rorist With even a rudimen- ~eserves mention in rassing non-terrorist Muslim socitary . notion of strategy tf only for the state' s coin_. . ety ~like, you would think would want to strike at cideQtal status as the presi- this key ideological ratioWashington, D.C., for· dent's claim~d bit:[hplace. . nale ·o f the post-9/11 world example, so long as Barack · Oo a more concrete plane would have been explained, Hussein Obama is in of . political existence, debated and analyzed for power'' From Day One of there s . also the .Obama the American people even the Obiuna .White House, administration's policy of as its imperatives Shaped we' vc seen a steady eleva- sharpening its knives to and drove policy. tion of the Islamic world, "settle" Arab-Islamic scores . But no. Lo, these many from _the administration 's with Israel as interpreted by years after 9/ll , Islamization The Daily Sentinel 1 Cheney's current security ·lament rin11s bollow. Yes. the Bush admmistration went to (costly . and ill-conceived) war, detained jihadists in a j\lil in Guantanamo Bay (ru11 very much according td Islamic law) and even water- . boarded three dinbags along the way. But the Bush team never, ever, ever provided the American people with a defense or even a rationale· against the libeny-destructi ve impact of creeping Sharia. The Bush administration's .response to Islam's war on the We.st was strictly military even as it simultaneously engaged in a self-deception campaign aimed at attesting to the harmlessness of this same Islamic ideology. . Poor America. The Clinton administratibn treat~ ed jihadists like criminals; the Bush administration treated them like military' targets; and the Obama administration treats · them like a new constituency to be appeased . throu;:h speeches and other poliucal appeals. None of these admmistra· lions, h<1wever, has ever pro· tected the ·count~y against the. spread - through vio~~ lence against civilians', obscene · infusions of petrodollars and · swelling demographics - of their poisonous ideology. . and the Ohio Section . He was also a member of the Distri~:t V Advisory Co unci I and general arrangements chair for the Annual District Meeting A native of Ponsmouth , Ohio, Strafford completed his medical degree and Master of Public Health from the . Ohio State University College of Medicine in Columbus , Ohio. He served his residency at Indiana University Center, Medical Indianapolis, Indiana . During his 34 year career with the Clinic, Strafford has served in numerous leaqership roles including pre~ident of the Board of Directors from 1990-2004, He is board cenified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology. .Hemlock·Grange discusses.activities Trial ., Gray from Page Al 1908 , that it was inspired by Anna Jarvis and took place during church ·serViCes in Grafton , W.Va . . Kim Romine read poems oftnbutetomothers Rosalie Story had jokes for Mother's Day, and Patty Dyer con". dueled a quiz on mother·~ points which was won by Sara Cullums and Quivey. A poem, "Mother ·Unsaid" was ready Rosalie .Johnson to close the program. The July meeting will be precrded by a chicken casserole dinner. from Middlepon to Ohio 7 waistband and Koebel fired and the intersection of two shots. Union Avenue•in Pomeroy, has retained Gray where Gray wrecked his car. Pomeroy Attorney Treinon When he got out of his vehi- Cleland. He was released on cle, Koebel told investiga- a personal recognizance tors, Gray appeared to be bond of $1 ,000, and his trial reaching for a gun in his was set for Aug. 6. •• Islamabad government has never truly .held sovereignty. There, too, hundreds of civilians have been killed by Ameri~:an drone bombers targeting AI Qaeda. ' Obama has described the. border region as "the most dangerous place in thl!, world" for .Americans. On, TV chat shows, national security thinkers wax por: · tentous at the dire prospect of the Taliban gainmg con~ trol of Pakistan's nucleru; arsenal. In sober moments, most adntit that this is a& unli~ely as white suprema-, cist militias overrunnmg the, Pentagon, but it definitely makes for exciting melodra·. SANDUSKY (AP) · Amusement park opera· tors preparing for .their annual ·Memorial Day weekend rush are wondering how many customers will show up at their .gates this summer - the second straight season under a rrom At recession . Gas prices and reduced be available for those who back in the 1980's and was consumer spending will wish to spend the night. begun in the tradition of again challenge the sports Last year's event saw. paying tribute to members and entenainment around 1,000 bikes on the who had passed away with this year, said industry King-s Pomeroy Parking Lot, the the route passing by ceme· Island spokesman Don largest in the event's histo- teries where those former ry. Stewart said the members had been laid to _Helbig. · But amusement Memorial Run has become rest. These days the specta· parks discovered last sumthe largest bike run in Ohio. · .cle of that many bikes has mer they can gain when Money raised from T-shirt . become an' unofficial people save money by sales and admission into the parade through Meigs staying close to home for fairgrounds- is used for the County .. The run is also an vacation, he said. "We' re 12 hours of fun, MCBA's annual toy drive excuse for old friends to whereas taking the family to for needy children in Meigs catch up with one another a baiL game is just ·!hree CQunty as is the Toy Run and .the event is at times the which happens in the fall. only time these friends see hours," Helbig said of the amusement · park near Still, Stewart said by far, the .-one another all .year. Cincinnati. M~morial Run is the clUb's . Stewart said the day of the Several park officials biggest fundraising event of run, the Eagles Club will be the year. · serving breakfast until used the phrase "cautiously optimistic" to describe the The Memorial Run began 12:30 p.m . · summer outlook for the ., industry, including International Association of from PageAl Amusement Parks and Attractions spokesman Posts and Veterans of the cemetery after which David Mandt. Amusement · Foreign War ·units. those attendmg will move parks, to . some extent, are It is their way of showing into the church for a pro· recession-proof, he said. l!Ppreciation for the sacri- gram. "We've found that fami· fice, concern ·ror preserving Adam Will of Pomeroy, lies may adjust their plans, their memory., and respect affiliated with the Eden but they sltll need quality for the loved ones of veter- United Brethem Church, will time with. friends and fami· ans left behind. be speaker at the observance. ly,"he said In Pomeroy the traditional . There will music by Junior Some amusement parks program of remembrance White, Colleen Brickles and around the country have will be held on the parking Family, LaDonna 'Stevens, been reporting strong lot stage.at I l a.m. by Drew and Dorothy Chaney, a cere: spring attendance , particu' Webster Post 39, American mony to honor gold star larly around Easter and Legion. Following the flag mothers will be held, and a spring break, said Mandt, · raising and a salute by the reading of the names of vet- whose group represents honor guard. legionnaires erans ranging from the War about 400 parks in the will speak on the signifi- of 1812 to today buried in the U.S. cemetery there by Helen cance of the day. But Richard Kinzel, the The tradition of laying a Swartz. chief executive of Ohio· Dinner will be se.Ved at based · ·wreath on the Ohio River at Cedar Fair the levee in remembrance of the Modem Woodmen's hall those who died· at sea. will from 11:30 a.m. to 12:50 be carried out by U.S. Navy p.m. and then following the veterans . A parade will not program at the church until 4:30p.m. . be held this year. Today Drew Webster Post Since.l891, services com- eventually include 11 Dollar 39, American Legion, memorating a day set aside General Store and the Home .announced its schedule of to pay tribute to veterans National Barut. Dee! said the grant is ·an services in cemeteries to have been held at the little begin at9 a.m. and continue country church every year e~ample of trying to improve the txonomic throughout the day until 3 but one. p.m. It is as follows: 9 a.m., Erected in 1843 on what infrastructure to create Rock Springs Cemetery was -then the Adkins proper· long-term jobs. "A few jobs make a big 9:30 a.m. Beech Grove ty, tbe church was a log Cemetery; JO a.m. Sacred building which faced in the difference ,' Dee! said. Heart Cemetery; l p.m. opposite direction as the · · Charmel Wesel . development specialist for Buckeye Meigs Memory Oardens; 2 road now there. It burned in 1887 and the Hills-Hocking Valley, said l?.m. Chester Memorial Day program , and 3 p.m. present church was built in the project involves roughly Hemlock ·Grove Cemetery. 1888 with lumber sawed on 20 permanent jobs. for now, : In the Burlingham com- a water-powered mill on when factoring in jobs for munity, the !20th year of Shade Creek. The original the bank and Dollar General Memorial Day celebrations congregation was Baptist Store. This does not inCLude will take place at the but over the years different temporary jobs that will Burlingham Cemetery and denominations have held come with the new business Church beginning at I: lO services there . Over the development area's conp.m. with the honor guard years the little church has struction. "It made sense to have of Feeney-Post 128, undergone a lot of work by this in place and spur new various community groups American Legion. leuding a and volunteers intent on economic growth," Wesel salute to veterans . The flag ceremony ana preserving it for generations said. · For Racine, the ARC gun salute will take ~lace in to come. Programs rna. I Arkansas DemocratGazelle columni.n Gene Lyons i~ a National Magazine Award winner and co-author of "The H1mting of the . Pre.1ident " (St. Mprtill's Press. 2000) . You can e-mail Lwnu at eugenelyons2 @yu/to(} .com./ Dr. Strafford named ACOG Vice president Chester Council discussed Memorial Day observance (Diana West is the author of "The · Death of rile Grown· up: ifow· America's Arrested DevelofJment Is Bringing Down Western Civilization," ·ami blogs at. dianawest.net. She ca11 be contacted via: dianawe st@ verizon .net). And TV melodrama is how America governs itself, Within the Washington establishment. it's well-nigh treasonous to point out that we're talking here about the absolute end of the eanh. That the United States has· n't got the manpower, resources or political will to cm\trol territory Pakistan's own government can 'I tame, and that the habit of treating the entire planet as a huge game of Risk is leav-ing the United States a& overextended militarily and finarn:ially as the Spanish Empire in J588 ~ the year its Armada was destroyed off the coast of Ireland. Privately, Obama might agree. As a political matter, he cannot. The Daily Sentinel • Page As Carleton graduation CopYf!Jht 2009, Mark Kincaid, Point Pleesant, W.Va. So there he was last week, flanked by the presidents of Afghanistan and Pakistan, doing a passable imitation of Lyndon Baines Johnson: "I ... made it clear that the United States will work with our Afghan and international partners to make every effon to avoid civilian · casualties as we help the Afghan government combat our common enemy:" In private, Obama's said to have been more compas. sionate. Secretary of State Hillary (Clinton apologized more fulsomely: "I wish to express my personal regret and certainly the sympathy of our administration on the loss.. of civilian life in Afghanistan . ... We deeply, deeply regret that loss." · Alas, as vell;ran ··military correspondent Jeseph L. Galloway points out, those fosses are an almost inevitable consequence of U.S. tactics : ''American military reinforcements ordered in by President Obama can only make that situation worse as they fan out into small remote outposts where their only recourse when they're attacked is to call in airpow· er." Afghan villagers whose hearts and minds we're trying to win react . as Americans reacted to .9/11: with rage and sorrow that apologies 'yon't change. In neighboring Pakistan, hundreds of thousands are fleeing their homes ahead of an army advance into remote frontier regions where Taliban extremists seek .to impose Shari a law. where AI Qaeda 's senior leadership is thought to be hiding and where the ! GALLIPOLIS - The of the changing issues facAmerican Coll~ge of ing women's health care. Obstetricians and ·Being an active member SYRACUSE - Carleton School awards and gradua· Gynecologists (ACOG) of the American College of tion will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the school. A has announced election of Obstetricians and cookout will be held afterwards at 11:30 a.m. their 2009-2010 slate of · Gynecologists, Dr. Strafford national organization has served as a member of board members . the ACOG Executive Board J. Craig Strafford. M.D., and chaired the Committee M.P.H. , F.A .C.O.G ., staff on Practice Management. physician and Director of He has been a member of Clinical Research at the Council of District ; CH.ESTER - Members Chairs, as well as the com· Marge Fetty presided at Holzer Clinic, has been were reminded of the the meeting wh1ch opened selected to serve as vice mittees on Coding and Memorial Day observance "(ith pledges to ihe president of ACOG. His Nomenclature, Gynecologic in Chester at a recent Christian and American tenn began on May 7. Practice, Government meeting held at the flags. scripture reading, The American College of Relations and Outreach. Dr. J. Craig Strafford Academy. prayer, and singing of the Obstetricians and Nominations, and Electronic They were encouraged to National anthem . Gynecologists (ACOG) is Health care for women; Medical Records. · go to the cemetery for the In observance of the nationls leading group maintains the highest stan· Strafford served as an ~pecial tribute to veterans. Mother 's Day, Esther of physicians providing dards of ·clinical pnletice · ACOG alternate delegate to · Also announced was the Smith read "Being a health care. fo~ women . As and continuing education the American Medical an.niversary dinner, along Mother'' and Judy Marshall a private, voluntary, non- . of its members; promotes Association from 2000 to w1th the rally to be held in read "A Mother's Love." profit membership organi· patient education; and 2003. His regional leader· Portsmouth n May 30. Each mother was presented zation, ACOG strongly mcreases awareness among • ship positions include chair The death of Charlotte a flower. Attending besides advocates for quality · its members and the public and vice chair of District V Blake was noted and the those named were Mary Jo chaner draped in her memo- Barringer. Ruth Smith, ry. It was also noted that Opal Holln. Charlotte Keith Ashley is in James Grant, . Sandy White, Cancer Center in Thelma White , Doris Columbus. Announced was Grueser, , Julie Curtis, POMEROY -Inspection thanked the Grange for let· Hamlock Grange turned the dedication of the Sharon Riffle, Helen Wolf, of Hemlock Grange was ting the community use the in 138 pounds of pop tabs. 'Academy on June 13. ~onduced at a recent me.et- Grange hall for a recent 97_pounds of card fronts, 17 and Everett Grant. mg by Patty Dyer, Metgs meetmg. The hght and flag patrs of eyeglasses and County deputy, who gave at the Sprin~s have been cases, Campbell soup thegrangeagoodrepon. taken care of. The sale of labels , and manufacturers from Page Al Rosalie ~tory p~esided at coo.kbooks is continuing . coupons. 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Will · meet . at· the Oh;to Granger magazme the s_econd Sunday m May, Hemlock on July 3. Qutvey for whtch there ts no charge. that tt was first observed m remains the veiled elephant m the room. Which is why Dick, · It's·his war now www.mydailystlntinel.com Local Briefs Biker Run . After inheriting two 'bungled wars, the Obama administration has gotten a pass from citizens troubled by more immediate eco· nomic fears. The president Gene even ventured a mild joke Lyons during a "60 Minutes" inter" view. "If you had said to us a year ·ago that the least of LETTERS TO T.HE my problems would be lrmj, whiclt. is still a .pretty sen- by a U.S. airstrike might EDITOR · ~ us problem ," Obama .said, ha ve . been vtcttms of I don 't think anybody Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less have believed it." Taliban fighters - has been thai! 300 words . All/etters are subject ro ediring, musr be would T relieved of his ·command. signed, and include address and telefJhone number. 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' t13.60 Web: 52 Weeks ............. '~227.21 recently argum\i that over tans, which is causing enorwww.mydailysenlinel.com 100 Afghan civtlians killed mous problems there." . , Thursday, May :u, 200c;f 'Who will defend us from Sharia? .· The Daily Sentinel .. Thursday, May 21," 2009 PageA4 II Pag~ · . · · · · . AP photo This undated photo released by Cedar Point, shows people on a ride at the new PlanEli " Snoopy area for kids at Cedar Point amusement park in Sandusky. .Amusement park operators preparing for lheir annual . Memorial Day weekend rush are wondering how · many customers will show up at their gates lhis summer~ the second straight seasol) under a recession. . . . .· .. ; Entertainment Co., gle~ in the . recession, are warned shareholders last othe~ key markets for week that park attendance Cedar Point . and reyenues would likely But Cedar .Point drop this year at the com- spokesman Robin Innes . pany's 1I amusement said the park is expecting parks and six water parks more than 3 million guests tn the United States and this year - about the same Canada, which include number that visited last Kings Island . year.Some struggling firms · And the park is again have already canceled com- offeri!lg spectal online deals pany picnics scheduled for . to make its attractions more . Cedar Point - the compa- · affordable - much like last ny's flagship park in year when Cedar Point tout· Sandusky - "because of the ed an "amusement stimulus package" with one special economy, Kinzel said. Turmoil in the auto admission ticket price for a industry is also expected to · family of four. take its toll on the northern This weekend, for examOhio park, which attracts pie, Cedar Point is offering more customers from a $44.95 deal that includes· Detroit than anywhere else, an admission ticket and an he said. Cleveland and all-you-can-eat picnic meal, Toledo, which have strug- Innes said. Racine rrom Page At grant S(1Ccifically relates to the upgrade and extenston of Sycamore Street. The project includes six catch basins. 1,678 linear feet of curb and gutter, 600 ton of asphalt, 3,740 linear feet of concrete for four-inch sidewalk·, 300 linear feet of C900 water line, four gate valves. one fire hydrant. grading, seeding and mulching. The total pr<1ject cost is $208 ,147 and this week Racine Council approved taking out a loan of up to $30,000, if · necessary, to secure Racine's fmiding responsibility for the project. The village already had $10,000 for the projel·t to contribute to its match for .the grant. Mayor J. Scott Hill said in addition to the new Home National Bank and Dollar General, there will be room for addition tenants and buildings . Hill guessed there would be room for additional 12.000, 10.000 and 7,500 square-foot buildings though those spec s could change depending on the businesses that wish to locate inside the new business development area . Both Hill and ClerkTreasurer Dave Spencer have said the ARC grant was crucial to developing the new business district and both expressed their appreciation for it and the help from Buckeye HillsHocking Valley Regional Development District. In addition to Dee!, Wesel ,· Hill and Spencer, also in attendance at yesterday's check presentation was Ike Spencer. president of Racine Council, Patty Pickens, president of the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce and Brei Allphin , GIS manager for Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development District. ; Dee! presented Allphin with a check for just over $1J ;000 from ARC to sup· pon the expansion of the Buckeye Hills Geographic · Information Systems pro; gram serving eight counties; including Meigs. The GlS Enhancement Project enables Buckeye Hills to make existing GIS data and ~:ustomized maps publicly available through cus' tomized web-based viewe~ accessible via the internet; The program · helps locat~ and record local infrastruc· ture assets and Racine has participated in the program. �BY THE BEND The Daily Sentinel Sergent earns degree r,~:s~:.y ~.e:~e~~c~~:r; ,r:ceived her Bachelor of Arts m English from Marshall University during the univerSity's 172nd commencement ceremony held at the Big Sandy Superstore Arena. Uuntington, W.Va. Sergent ifaduated cum laude. • ·Sergent is the daughter of Mike and Shawn Sergent. Point Pleasant. W.Va. and the late Nora Jane "'Janie'' Itincaid Nibert, For the pas! five years Sergent has been .a: staff writer and photographer for The Daily Sentinel. Beth Sergent Local 'IT.eather· ffl •: .Thursday...Sunny. Highs Sunday night, ..Partly In the mid 8()s. South winds cloudy. Highs in the mid :llround 5 mph. 80s. Lows around 60. ~ Thursday nlght ... Mostly Memorial Day and clear. Lows in the mid 50s. Monday night ..;Mostly Southeast winds around 5 cloudy. Hi~hs in the lower mph . in the 80s. Lows m the lower 60s. ~vening ... Becoming light Tuesday...Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and ~d variable. :· Friday...Mostly sunny. thunderstorms. Highs around :Highs in the mid 80s. East 80. Chance of rain 40 percent. win<js around 5 mph . Tuesday night and · Friday night .••Partly · Wednesday ...Mostly cloudy eloudy. Lows in the upper with a chance of showers and SOs. East winds around 5 thunderstorms. Lows around ii\ph. 60. Highs in the mid 70s. Saturday through Chance of rain 50 percent. '. Local Stocks ~lty Holding (NASDAQ) - 31.89 _Cqlllns (NYSE) - 40.79 &Pont (NYSE) - 28.20 1JS Bank (NYSE) - 18.46 ·fillnnett (NYSE) - 4.70 · Qeneral Elactrtc (NYSE) - 13.77 ""rley·Davldoon (NVSE)- 17.54 liP Morgan (NYSE) - 34.55 ltrogor (NYSE) - 21.73 :U.mHed Bran <Ia (NYSE) - . 11.66 1101folk Southern (NYSE) - 36.67 MA~LB?x ANNIE's I • says he loves me, but I back with stories about how thmk he's pacifying me he has established a goOd until he can find someone life in his new location. My better. My trust in him is patience is ·running out. I am gone, and it is breaking my te111pted to tell our mutual heart. Should I put on my friends that he has rebuilt walking shoes or hang his life at my expense, but around hoping he will grow don't want to look like a up? - Brokenhearted · fool for trusting him or Dear Broken: Some men come across as a whiner. grow up, ~orne don' t, and Should I just write this off there's no way to tell ill to experience, or should I advance. If your husband · expose him for the rat he is? has stopped being intimate '"" Poorer But Wiser with you and is fOnstantly Dear Poorer: It takes chatting online With female time to re-establish oneself, friends, he is undermining and ·the reports you are the marriage whether he is hearing may represent your cheating or not. Tell. him friend's success in pulling your relationship is at risk himself out of the muck, and· you want him to come but not. enough to spare the . with you for counseling. As money to repay you. always, if he won't go. go However, be should cerwithout him and get a han- tainiy be making some dle on this. effort in that direction. If ·D ear Annie: A few years someone asks you pointago,llent money to a friend blank about loaning him who · had fallen on hard money, you can say he is a times. He moved out of poor risk. But instead of state to find work, but called . besmirchin~ his reputation, to say ·he had not forgotten contact him. Say your his debt and would pay me. mutual fri~nds ~ave reportas soon as he got back on ed that he IS domg well and his feet. · you think that's wonderful. A lot of time has passed ·Then remind .him of the and he has . not sent any loan and asR what kind of nioney. Mutual friends have repayment schedule would gone to visit him and come work for him. · SUGAR • Dear Annie: My husband is on all of these websites - Classmates, Fac.e book and Reunion - trying to reconnect with old friends. But it seems he's only connecting with women from his old high school. :This strikes me as a form of cheating. He has a cell phone, and I am sure he gives the girls that number. He J,>3YS the bill so I never see It. He insists he's doing nothing wrong, but why is he only contacting women? He also lies about where he goes, so I suspect he's meeting up with someone or, at the very least, having . cybersex. He is in his late 40s and we have four kids. It breaks my heart that I dim 't tum him on anymore. He has no interest in being intimate with me. Every time I try to get close to him, he says he's too tired. I lost 40 pounds, and he never once told me how good I look and !look very good.I'd be willing to wait for the mid life crisis to be over if I · knew he'd come around. He Dear Annie: I work in a dental office, and my coworkers and I have a better solution for "Gagging Patient," whose orthodontist has bad breath. · Instead of talking to the dentist directly, the parents should speak to a discreet staff member who can let the orthodontist know of his offensive breath wirhout divulging the names of those originating the complaint. This way, they don't have to deal with the awk· wardness that might arise on every subsequent visit the girl has. -S.D. · Dear S.B.: Your solution is better than ours. Many thanks. Annie's Mailbox is written by Kathy Mitchell and ·Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the Ann Landers column. 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Checks should be made payable to Eastern Athletic Boosters. Checks and regist~ation forms should be sent to Howie Caldwell at 40878 Road, Old Seven Reedsville, OH 45772 or at . Eastern High School, 38900 . SR 7, Reedsville, OH 45772. ., :: To register and for further iliformation contact Rio Qrande head coacq Billina Donaldson a! (740) 9886497 or by e-mail at billipad@rio.edu. "The deadline to register is Jime 20 and there will be limit of 60 campers for each session. Reservations will be made on a first come first .served basis . 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45679 • Ibu. . . Mny21 Division II distrid meet·off .and running · . Bryan Walterafphotoa Meigs' .Adrian .Bolin, left, clears an obstacle in the 300-meter hurdles event, while Marauder teammates Dustyn Lee and Andrew O'Bryant, . ri~ht, · · exchange the baton during the 4x600-meter r~lay during qualifying for the 2009 Division II dist~i~t track. and field champions~ Ips held Wednesday ~1ght at Davis Stadium in Oak Hill. The D-2 finals w1ll be held Saturday at OHHS., wtth the top four f1mshers tn each event advancing to reg1onal competition next week in Byesville. The district meet will begin at 11 a.m. Harang, 'Phillips lead Reds over Phillies 5-1 CINCINNATI (AP) Aaron Harang had everything working . Against this lineup, he needed it. . The right-hander limited the NL's highest"scoring lineup to a solo homer Wednesday night, and Brandon Phillips drove in ·three runs leading the Cincinnati Reds to a 5·1 victory that ended the Philadelphia Phillies' win.ning streak at five games. . Harang (4-4) has altemated losses and wins all seasojl. He was as sharp as he's been all season, helping the Reds snap a four-game losing streak. . "I kept the ball down moved II around where I wanted to," Harang said. "I was able to keep them offbalance. I was <1ble to locate my fastball ani) · throw my curveball for strikes early in the c~unt." . . Philadelphia averages 5..7 runs per gaine, the besr in the league, but maoaged Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron · James (23) and Orlando Magic's Dwight Howard tangle under the basket in the first quarter of Game 1 of the NBA Eastern Conference basketball finals Wednesday in Cleveland. only Raul . lbanez .'s . J .~r.h homer during Harang s seven innings. Jimmy Rollins . and Chase Utley were a combined 0 for 8 at the top of. the lineup, and Jayson Werth struck out three times against Harang . "'He made us look bad," Phillies manager Charlie · Manuel said. "We didn'! handle · nothing about him. He carved up two or three of our hitters, he really carved 'em up." .. · Jamie Moyer (3-4) remained. winless in four May starts. Ryan Hanigan hit a solo . homer, and Phillips .and Jay Bruce had runcsconng smgles off the left·hander. Leadoff ·hitter Willy Taveras had a pair of. singles, el!ding an 0-for-19 slump that was the worsl of his career. · . . PhillijS broke the game open with a two-run triple in tfie seventh . off Chad Please see Redi, 81 AP photo PISICIVS 10. The Daily Sentinel ~ POMEROY -A' tchedulll of u~lng high Achool va,..lty •porting ev~nts in11olving \HIM from Melp lnd Gallla counti••· ::· RIO GRANDE - The Oniversity of Rio Grande RedStorm girls volleyball camp dates are set for the summer of 2009. . : The ·camp for players in ~des 7-9 will be held July 5-7 inside the Newt Oliver t(rena on the campus of the University of Rio Grande. .!J:he camp fqr. players in igades 10-12 will be July 8- FREE ONLINE BUSINESS LISTING .. locAL SCHEDULE ~pdatesset ' ..... -··· -~~ Thursday, May 21, 2009 YR,G volleyball More online advertising opportunities are now available at MyDailySentinel.com Contact your sales .consultant to to help you set-up you FREE listing and more information about Upgraded Business Listings. 8.1 Y'rd: released rrom prison, Page 86 • • SILVER UP9f'- packaQe. Ask about GOLD & PLATNUM. Prepayment disCoUnts avallabl•. Call now! The Daily Sentinel Cribbs wants new contract, Page 86 RIO GRANDE - The University of Rio Grande me~'s basketball program will once again be hosting the Big Red Basketball Camp during the week of June 21-26 at the University of Rio Grande. The camp will be led by the University of Rio . Grande men's basketball • coaching staff. as well as University of Rio Grande players and high school coaches. The Big Red Basketball Camp features· "The Triple", whi9h is the only tripleelimination .tournament in the country. The camp cost is $275, or $260 for returning campers ~hich bring a friend. · To register, or for more information, please visit the University of Rio Grande website at www.athletics .rio .edu ." · Please click on "Men's Basketba:ll" on the web~ge, ~d look for the 2009 Cjllllp dates. Easy to setup, upgrades available! ' I 1libe snaps losing s)dd, Page B2 Rio Grande basketball camps www.·m .y dailysentinel.com --~~ · Inside APphoto Cincinnati Reds starter Aaron Harang pitches against the Philadelphia Phillies in the first inning of a baseball game Wadnesday in Cincinnati. CLEVELAND (AP) No longer· untested, no longer unbeaten. The Cleveland Cavaliers fmally met their match in !he playoffs. Superman's team stopped them cold. · Dwight Howard scored 30 points. Rashard Lewis added 22 and the Orlando Mag1c rallied from a 15-point half· time deficit to !Jand LeBron James and rhe Cavaliers !heir first loss of the postseason. 107-106 on Wetlnesday night in · the Eastern Conference finals opener. James finished with . 49 points, eighr assists and six rebounds. but the league MVP walked off "the floor wilh a slight l!mp after Cleveland's stunnmg loss just its third in 46 home games. Lewis made a 3-pointer with 14.7 seconds left and !he Magic, who dethroned rhe champion Boston Celllcs in the previous round, survived two shots by Cleveland in the final seconds. Mo Williams missed a catch-and-shoot jumper off a jump ball as the horn sounded and the Cavs fell to 8- 1 in the postseason. 1 "l!'s a big vic!ory," said . a timeout to stop the Magic's Howard, who broke one of run and get James back in. the shot clocks with a dunk The Magic, though, . kei?t in the opening minutes. "We making bi~ s'hots with LeWIS kept f1ghting the whole hitting a Jumper with 31.6 game. We kept believing we seconds left to give Orla,ndo could win." a 104-103 le<!d. Game 2 is Friday night at James then drove and Quicken Loans Arena, scored on a runner. while which fell eerily silenl afrer drawing a sixth foul on · Howard, who added 13 the Magic's win. As fans headed to the rebounds. James completed exits, tbey turned ro observe the three-point play for a James still on the floor and 106-104 lead but Lewis bent over in obvious pain, came down and buried his 3He seemed to be bothered by pointer over a closing cramps in the fourth quarter Anderson Varejao. and was tended to by "You got to play 48 min· Cleveland's training slaff ures," Lewis sa1d. "The most before slowly making his important thing is to play 48 way·lo the locker room. minu!es. We played only one Cleveland, coming off its half but ,it was the second second extended layoff of half." • . On Cleveland's last pos!he playoffs after sweeping 'Atlanta, lost its grip on the session, Delonte West game with a stagnant third missed an open 3 but the quarter that carried into the Cavs were able to force a fourth. jump ball. James tipped i! Orlando. which went 2-1 behmd him to Williams, but vs. Cleveland in !he regular his last-second prayer hit the season, took it~ first lead at back of the rim. 85-84 with 10:06 left when · Williams ended the firs! Anthon)' Johnson hit a 3- half by swishing a 67-footer poilller from rhe lefl corner. 10 give !he Cavaliers a 63-48 The bucket seemed to suck lead. the air out of the raucous Taking the inbounds pass building and Cavs coach Mike Brown quickly called Pleue He Cavs, B1 �BY THE BEND The Daily Sentinel Sergent earns degree r,~:s~:.y ~.e:~e~~c~~:r; ,r:ceived her Bachelor of Arts m English from Marshall University during the univerSity's 172nd commencement ceremony held at the Big Sandy Superstore Arena. Uuntington, W.Va. Sergent ifaduated cum laude. • ·Sergent is the daughter of Mike and Shawn Sergent. Point Pleasant. W.Va. and the late Nora Jane "'Janie'' Itincaid Nibert, For the pas! five years Sergent has been .a: staff writer and photographer for The Daily Sentinel. Beth Sergent Local 'IT.eather· ffl •: .Thursday...Sunny. Highs Sunday night, ..Partly In the mid 8()s. South winds cloudy. Highs in the mid :llround 5 mph. 80s. Lows around 60. ~ Thursday nlght ... Mostly Memorial Day and clear. Lows in the mid 50s. Monday night ..;Mostly Southeast winds around 5 cloudy. Hi~hs in the lower mph . in the 80s. Lows m the lower 60s. ~vening ... Becoming light Tuesday...Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and ~d variable. :· Friday...Mostly sunny. thunderstorms. Highs around :Highs in the mid 80s. East 80. Chance of rain 40 percent. win<js around 5 mph . Tuesday night and · Friday night .••Partly · Wednesday ...Mostly cloudy eloudy. Lows in the upper with a chance of showers and SOs. East winds around 5 thunderstorms. Lows around ii\ph. 60. Highs in the mid 70s. Saturday through Chance of rain 50 percent. '. Local Stocks ~lty Holding (NASDAQ) - 31.89 _Cqlllns (NYSE) - 40.79 &Pont (NYSE) - 28.20 1JS Bank (NYSE) - 18.46 ·fillnnett (NYSE) - 4.70 · Qeneral Elactrtc (NYSE) - 13.77 ""rley·Davldoon (NVSE)- 17.54 liP Morgan (NYSE) - 34.55 ltrogor (NYSE) - 21.73 :U.mHed Bran <Ia (NYSE) - . 11.66 1101folk Southern (NYSE) - 36.67 MA~LB?x ANNIE's I • says he loves me, but I back with stories about how thmk he's pacifying me he has established a goOd until he can find someone life in his new location. My better. My trust in him is patience is ·running out. I am gone, and it is breaking my te111pted to tell our mutual heart. Should I put on my friends that he has rebuilt walking shoes or hang his life at my expense, but around hoping he will grow don't want to look like a up? - Brokenhearted · fool for trusting him or Dear Broken: Some men come across as a whiner. grow up, ~orne don' t, and Should I just write this off there's no way to tell ill to experience, or should I advance. If your husband · expose him for the rat he is? has stopped being intimate '"" Poorer But Wiser with you and is fOnstantly Dear Poorer: It takes chatting online With female time to re-establish oneself, friends, he is undermining and ·the reports you are the marriage whether he is hearing may represent your cheating or not. Tell. him friend's success in pulling your relationship is at risk himself out of the muck, and· you want him to come but not. enough to spare the . with you for counseling. As money to repay you. always, if he won't go. go However, be should cerwithout him and get a han- tainiy be making some dle on this. effort in that direction. If ·D ear Annie: A few years someone asks you pointago,llent money to a friend blank about loaning him who · had fallen on hard money, you can say he is a times. He moved out of poor risk. But instead of state to find work, but called . besmirchin~ his reputation, to say ·he had not forgotten contact him. Say your his debt and would pay me. mutual fri~nds ~ave reportas soon as he got back on ed that he IS domg well and his feet. · you think that's wonderful. A lot of time has passed ·Then remind .him of the and he has . not sent any loan and asR what kind of nioney. Mutual friends have repayment schedule would gone to visit him and come work for him. · SUGAR • Dear Annie: My husband is on all of these websites - Classmates, Fac.e book and Reunion - trying to reconnect with old friends. But it seems he's only connecting with women from his old high school. :This strikes me as a form of cheating. He has a cell phone, and I am sure he gives the girls that number. He J,>3YS the bill so I never see It. He insists he's doing nothing wrong, but why is he only contacting women? He also lies about where he goes, so I suspect he's meeting up with someone or, at the very least, having . cybersex. He is in his late 40s and we have four kids. It breaks my heart that I dim 't tum him on anymore. He has no interest in being intimate with me. Every time I try to get close to him, he says he's too tired. I lost 40 pounds, and he never once told me how good I look and !look very good.I'd be willing to wait for the mid life crisis to be over if I · knew he'd come around. He Dear Annie: I work in a dental office, and my coworkers and I have a better solution for "Gagging Patient," whose orthodontist has bad breath. · Instead of talking to the dentist directly, the parents should speak to a discreet staff member who can let the orthodontist know of his offensive breath wirhout divulging the names of those originating the complaint. This way, they don't have to deal with the awk· wardness that might arise on every subsequent visit the girl has. -S.D. · Dear S.B.: Your solution is better than ours. Many thanks. Annie's Mailbox is written by Kathy Mitchell and ·Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the Ann Landers column. 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Dlllrlct-11 ~aSiem 'V8 Whiteoak at UAG, 5 p.m. Soutllem vs Palm Valley at Lucasville Valley HS, 5 p.m. DlllrlctSoltboH Eastern vs Fairfield at Minford HS: .6 p.m. Reglonlll Soltboll . Magrtolia at Polnt Pleasant, 8 p.m. · flklay..MI¥.22 · Trod< and Field Oi~lsion Ill finals at Oak Hill HS, ·s p.m. ·. s.Jurdov ..MIIL2a Track and Field f>MsiOn II finals at Oak Hill HS. 1' a.m. SPORTS BRIEFS Eagle Basketball ~amp in June . :TUPPERS PLAINS · Eastern High School .will be holding irs 11th Annllal f,agle Basketball Camp on June 8 through I 2 from 9 a,m. to noon for boys and gjrls entering grades 4, 5, and6 . . .Camp St\lff will include players and coaches from · ~ 2008-09 EHS boys and . girls basketball teams. The ciunp will focus on fundaplentals, most of "Yhich are u8ed by playo;:rs of all levels, ihllt are essential for producing winning basketbill!. ,:cost ·per player ·will lie $35 pre-registration or $45 tbe first day of . camp. ll)cluded in the cost will be a"caml" T-shirt. Checks should be made payable to Eastern Athletic Boosters. Checks and regist~ation forms should be sent to Howie Caldwell at 40878 Road, Old Seven Reedsville, OH 45772 or at . Eastern High School, 38900 . SR 7, Reedsville, OH 45772. ., :: To register and for further iliformation contact Rio Qrande head coacq Billina Donaldson a! (740) 9886497 or by e-mail at billipad@rio.edu. "The deadline to register is Jime 20 and there will be limit of 60 campers for each session. Reservations will be made on a first come first .served basis . 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45679 • Ibu. . . Mny21 Division II distrid meet·off .and running · . Bryan Walterafphotoa Meigs' .Adrian .Bolin, left, clears an obstacle in the 300-meter hurdles event, while Marauder teammates Dustyn Lee and Andrew O'Bryant, . ri~ht, · · exchange the baton during the 4x600-meter r~lay during qualifying for the 2009 Division II dist~i~t track. and field champions~ Ips held Wednesday ~1ght at Davis Stadium in Oak Hill. The D-2 finals w1ll be held Saturday at OHHS., wtth the top four f1mshers tn each event advancing to reg1onal competition next week in Byesville. The district meet will begin at 11 a.m. Harang, 'Phillips lead Reds over Phillies 5-1 CINCINNATI (AP) Aaron Harang had everything working . Against this lineup, he needed it. . The right-hander limited the NL's highest"scoring lineup to a solo homer Wednesday night, and Brandon Phillips drove in ·three runs leading the Cincinnati Reds to a 5·1 victory that ended the Philadelphia Phillies' win.ning streak at five games. . Harang (4-4) has altemated losses and wins all seasojl. He was as sharp as he's been all season, helping the Reds snap a four-game losing streak. . "I kept the ball down moved II around where I wanted to," Harang said. "I was able to keep them offbalance. I was <1ble to locate my fastball ani) · throw my curveball for strikes early in the c~unt." . . Philadelphia averages 5..7 runs per gaine, the besr in the league, but maoaged Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron · James (23) and Orlando Magic's Dwight Howard tangle under the basket in the first quarter of Game 1 of the NBA Eastern Conference basketball finals Wednesday in Cleveland. only Raul . lbanez .'s . J .~r.h homer during Harang s seven innings. Jimmy Rollins . and Chase Utley were a combined 0 for 8 at the top of. the lineup, and Jayson Werth struck out three times against Harang . "'He made us look bad," Phillies manager Charlie · Manuel said. "We didn'! handle · nothing about him. He carved up two or three of our hitters, he really carved 'em up." .. · Jamie Moyer (3-4) remained. winless in four May starts. Ryan Hanigan hit a solo . homer, and Phillips .and Jay Bruce had runcsconng smgles off the left·hander. Leadoff ·hitter Willy Taveras had a pair of. singles, el!ding an 0-for-19 slump that was the worsl of his career. · . . PhillijS broke the game open with a two-run triple in tfie seventh . off Chad Please see Redi, 81 AP photo PISICIVS 10. The Daily Sentinel ~ POMEROY -A' tchedulll of u~lng high Achool va,..lty •porting ev~nts in11olving \HIM from Melp lnd Gallla counti••· ::· RIO GRANDE - The Oniversity of Rio Grande RedStorm girls volleyball camp dates are set for the summer of 2009. . : The ·camp for players in ~des 7-9 will be held July 5-7 inside the Newt Oliver t(rena on the campus of the University of Rio Grande. .!J:he camp fqr. players in igades 10-12 will be July 8- FREE ONLINE BUSINESS LISTING .. locAL SCHEDULE ~pdatesset ' ..... -··· -~~ Thursday, May 21, 2009 YR,G volleyball More online advertising opportunities are now available at MyDailySentinel.com Contact your sales .consultant to to help you set-up you FREE listing and more information about Upgraded Business Listings. 8.1 Y'rd: released rrom prison, Page 86 • • SILVER UP9f'- packaQe. Ask about GOLD & PLATNUM. Prepayment disCoUnts avallabl•. Call now! The Daily Sentinel Cribbs wants new contract, Page 86 RIO GRANDE - The University of Rio Grande me~'s basketball program will once again be hosting the Big Red Basketball Camp during the week of June 21-26 at the University of Rio Grande. The camp will be led by the University of Rio . Grande men's basketball • coaching staff. as well as University of Rio Grande players and high school coaches. The Big Red Basketball Camp features· "The Triple", whi9h is the only tripleelimination .tournament in the country. The camp cost is $275, or $260 for returning campers ~hich bring a friend. · To register, or for more information, please visit the University of Rio Grande website at www.athletics .rio .edu ." · Please click on "Men's Basketba:ll" on the web~ge, ~d look for the 2009 Cjllllp dates. Easy to setup, upgrades available! ' I 1libe snaps losing s)dd, Page B2 Rio Grande basketball camps www.·m .y dailysentinel.com --~~ · Inside APphoto Cincinnati Reds starter Aaron Harang pitches against the Philadelphia Phillies in the first inning of a baseball game Wadnesday in Cincinnati. CLEVELAND (AP) No longer· untested, no longer unbeaten. The Cleveland Cavaliers fmally met their match in !he playoffs. Superman's team stopped them cold. · Dwight Howard scored 30 points. Rashard Lewis added 22 and the Orlando Mag1c rallied from a 15-point half· time deficit to !Jand LeBron James and rhe Cavaliers !heir first loss of the postseason. 107-106 on Wetlnesday night in · the Eastern Conference finals opener. James finished with . 49 points, eighr assists and six rebounds. but the league MVP walked off "the floor wilh a slight l!mp after Cleveland's stunnmg loss just its third in 46 home games. Lewis made a 3-pointer with 14.7 seconds left and !he Magic, who dethroned rhe champion Boston Celllcs in the previous round, survived two shots by Cleveland in the final seconds. Mo Williams missed a catch-and-shoot jumper off a jump ball as the horn sounded and the Cavs fell to 8- 1 in the postseason. 1 "l!'s a big vic!ory," said . a timeout to stop the Magic's Howard, who broke one of run and get James back in. the shot clocks with a dunk The Magic, though, . kei?t in the opening minutes. "We making bi~ s'hots with LeWIS kept f1ghting the whole hitting a Jumper with 31.6 game. We kept believing we seconds left to give Orla,ndo could win." a 104-103 le<!d. Game 2 is Friday night at James then drove and Quicken Loans Arena, scored on a runner. while which fell eerily silenl afrer drawing a sixth foul on · Howard, who added 13 the Magic's win. As fans headed to the rebounds. James completed exits, tbey turned ro observe the three-point play for a James still on the floor and 106-104 lead but Lewis bent over in obvious pain, came down and buried his 3He seemed to be bothered by pointer over a closing cramps in the fourth quarter Anderson Varejao. and was tended to by "You got to play 48 min· Cleveland's training slaff ures," Lewis sa1d. "The most before slowly making his important thing is to play 48 way·lo the locker room. minu!es. We played only one Cleveland, coming off its half but ,it was the second second extended layoff of half." • . On Cleveland's last pos!he playoffs after sweeping 'Atlanta, lost its grip on the session, Delonte West game with a stagnant third missed an open 3 but the quarter that carried into the Cavs were able to force a fourth. jump ball. James tipped i! Orlando. which went 2-1 behmd him to Williams, but vs. Cleveland in !he regular his last-second prayer hit the season, took it~ first lead at back of the rim. 85-84 with 10:06 left when · Williams ended the firs! Anthon)' Johnson hit a 3- half by swishing a 67-footer poilller from rhe lefl corner. 10 give !he Cavaliers a 63-48 The bucket seemed to suck lead. the air out of the raucous Taking the inbounds pass building and Cavs coach Mike Brown quickly called Pleue He Cavs, B1 �Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel Thursday, May www.mydailysentinel.c,:om 21,2009 Thursday, May 21, 2009 www.mydailysentinel.com US planning for 2010, some '08 stars could return ~ "'~~ ),'. AP BASKETBALL WAITER • • • •• • • Gallia • • • • OH • • • E-m.u mdlcla~sltied®mydailytrabune..com from Page Bl w1th 1.7 seconds left, Williams dnbbled once and sent a high-arching shot like the ones he and the Cavs' shooters work on at pract1ce toward the basket When 11 >plashed through, James raised h1s arms and then w1apped Williams in a bear hug. It was the third consecutive Game l m these playoffs that the Cavs ha'e clo.,ed the f1rst half with a buzzer-beatmg bucket. James did It agamst Detroit and Atlanta. Leadmg by 15, the Cavs got complacent and lost their offensive rhythm in the third quarter. They stood around e1ther wa1tmg for James to do somethmg or >ettled for jump shots that didn't fall. Orlando seized the chance to get back m 1t and wah Counney Lee and M1ckael P1etrus blllmg 3-pomters, the Magic outscored the Cavaliers 30-19 m the penad to pull Wlthm 82-78 entenng the fourth. James followed every detail of the game-day ntual he has followed rehg1ously smce his rookie season shootaround, nap, early workout He was already on the floor at Quacken Loans Arena at 5:15pm.- more than three hours before tip· off - launchmg Jumpers game. ~'I'm exctted." Unhke the previous two _ Game Is m these playoffs, when he came out attacking the nm, James was happy to defer to his teammates early on. He threaded a pass to Anderson Varejao for Cleveland's first hoop and James had four assasts before he scored his !irst basket on a goal tend by Howard w1th 3:42 left m the first quarter. Over the next 2:42, James displayed every aspect of his game. He made h 1s first 3-pointer to g1ve Cleveland a 28-14 lead and then got behind Orlando 's defense on the break lor a soanng dunk. Back on defense, James tlew across the foul lane to swat a shot by Howard w1th h1s elbow. James followed that w1th a steal and h1t another 3-pomter to put the Cavs up 33-17 and cap a one-man tlurry that had the Magic reeling. But not for long. Notes: Orlando's bench outscored Cleveland's 25-5. . NFL Hall of Farner J1m Brown sat courtside. ... James isn't surpnsed that he. Howard. Kobe Bryant and Carmelo Anthony - all members of the U.S. Olym~1c team that won gold 111 Chma last summer- are all st1ll m the playoffs. 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"1020 , Motorcycle1 ............................................... 1025 Other ..................................................... 1030 Want 10 buy .. ................ .... .• ............ ... 1035 Automotive ........................... ,................... 2000 Auto Aenta11Leaae ..................................... 2005 Autoe ..........................................................2010 Cl...lciAntlquea ··•····-·· .. •••·• .................. 2015 Commarclalllnduatrlal....... ..,,,......,......... 2020 Parts & Ac:ceaaorlaa .................................. 2021S Sporta Utlllty ................,............................. 2030 Trucko........................... ............... . ... 2035 U1111ty Tralfere • . • .••.. .•• . • • -········· 2040 Vane ..................................................... 2045 Want to buy ............ ~o ............................ ..... 2050 eat••• 3000 Cemetery Plots............ . ................ • 3005 Commarclal. ...............................................3010 Condominiums .......................................,.3()1$ For Sale by Owner .. ....................... . . ....3020 Hous•• for Sale...... • .. .............. , ..... 3025 R••' S••••. .......... ... ................. Land (Acreage) ..................................., ... 3030 Lote ...........................................................3035 Want to buy ..•••..• . ..... ............ • .......3040 Real Estate Rentttla ... •......... . ....... 3500 Apartmants/Townhousea .. ................: 3505 Security... • • ................ . • • ........ ... . 348 Tax/Accounting .......................................... 350 Commerclal ..., ............................................3510 Condomlnlume ................................ 3515 Houses tor Rent ....... • .. • ........... ...... 3520 Land (Acreage)........ • • .....................3525 Travel/Entertainment ............................... 352 Financial ................................................. 400 Storage .......................................................3535 Went to Rent ........................................ 3540 Financial Servlcn... . ... .. ........... ... .... 405 Insurance . . • ................ • ..................... 410 Money to Lend ........................................... 415 Manufactured Housing • .. .... .•• • . ... 4000 Lot• . • •.... • • • .•. •.••.... . . ... ........ 4005 Movere ........................................................4010 Rantala...................... . .. ....••..• . ••... 4011:. Saltll ... ...... . .. •....................... 4020 Education ..................................- .............. 500 Bualnen & Ttade School . • ,.. ••.. • .... 505 Instruction & Training. . ...........................510 L.estons ...................................................515 Personal........................ .. • .... • . ...... 520 Animals ..........,.._....... .. • . .. . . • . . . 600 Animal supplies ......, . ...................... 805 Hortes .. ............................................. 610 Livestock.... ............................ .. .......... 615 Pats................ ........ .. .......... .. .. .. ....._.620 Want to buy. • ... .. .... ....... • ..............625 Agriculture..... . . ................................700 Farm Equipment ......... ,.............. .. .. .•.•..• 705 Garden & Produce................ • .. . .•••.• 710 ...................... 71& Hay, Feed, Seed, Graln Hunting a. Land. .. , ............................... 720 Want to buy ................................ • •........ 725 Merchandise ............................................ 900 Antique•..... . •• .. • • ........... .. .. ............ 905 Appliance ..............................................110 Auctions...... . ................. ....... ..... . 915 Bargain Basement............. . • ....• • 920 Collectlblet.... • • . .•• .... .• .. .. ........... 925 Computer•. •. .• • • . ............................... 930 EqulpmentiSuppllea ............ ,, .. ......... ..935 Ftaa Markets............. ... . ..•••. ..... . .......... 940 Fuel 011 CoaVWoodiGat ........... . • .. ......... 945 Furniture ....... . • .............................. 950 Hobby/Hunt & Sport .......................,.. .•• 955 Kld's Corner .................... . 960 Mlacallaneoue • . ..••.•. .. . . ............. 985 Want to buy.... ..................................... ... 970 Yard Sale .........................................- .......... 975 Suppllu .................................................. 4025 Want to Buy ............................................... 4030 Resort Property ................. ........ 5000 Resort Property tor sal• ...••.... . ....• 5025 Resort Property tor rent .......................... 5050 eooo Employmant ............................................... Accounting/Financial. .......... • ....••..•.• 6002 AdmtnletratlvlliProteeelonat • . ............ 6004 Caehler/Cferk .... • . . .. ....... • ...... .•.••• 6006 Child/Elderly Care .................................. 6008 Clerical ................................................... 6010 Conatructlon .. ••.. . .••. .... 601 2 Drtvera & Delivery ........................... 6014 Education ........ ,..... , ................................... 601 6 Electrical Plumblng ................................... 6018 Employment Agenclee... •...................... 6020 Entertalnmenl ... .. ...•..... . ...•..•••••.••• 6022 Food Servlcea ............................................8024 Government a Federal Jobe .................... 6026 Help anted· General ............. .. ....•..••..• 6028 uw Enforcement ............................... 6030 ~ Yen Safe Farm Equipment ~~,;;;~~~ ;;;;;;;=""""-",;;=""" VALLEY STOC from 9 • 5 ElY, INTEGRITY, 1314 Neighborhood Rd KIEFER BUILT, Fn 5/22 thru Mon ~5 HOASEILIVE· TR E AIL RS, LOAD MAX EQUIP· MENT TRAILERS, CARGO EXPRESS & HOMESTEADER CARGO/CONCESSION TRAILERS B+W K FLATBED VIEW OUR ENTIRE TRAILER tNVENJORY AT GOOSENECK _ _..,..____ 3 fsmlly garage sale at ' $3999 WW'N:CARMICHAELTRAILERS COM -------- a. &a- llargain Leftover items yard haul :.:;;;;;,!!!!!!! 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During the meeting, wh1ch also mel uded Dwyane Wade, Dwight Howard, Chns Paul and Chns Bosh, Colangelo sa1d he wanted only a two-year commitment th1s hme, with those years bemg 20 lO and APphoto 2012 If the Amencans win Cleveland Indians' V1ctor MM1nez, center, IS congratulated the world champiOnships, AP photo by Asdrubai Cabrera after sconng on Sh1n-Soo Choo's sin- they would automatically In th1s Sept. 1, 2007 f1le photo, Team USA's Kobe Bryant (10) and LeBron James (6) are gle in the fourth inmng of a baseball game aga1nst the qualify for the London greeted by their teammates during a FIBA Americas Championship basketball game games and not have to play Kansas C1ty Royals on Wednesday tn Kansas C1ty, Mo. against Puerto Rico at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas. In '11 "They sa1d they bought 1nlo that, let's do that ," about what's in his best camp, joined by assistant a lot of emphasis into It." Some of the players m Colangelo sa1d. "Now I mterests a.s ll relates to his coaches Dave Cowens of Detroit, Utah's Tyrone camp will compete m 2010, th1nk 1t's important, as far age, his health , job, his faroof Corbm, Kenny Gatuson others will remam m the as I'm concerned, that's 1ly, all of those thmgs," New Orleans and program for future events. what they ind1cated then. I Colangelo said. "No differShm-Soo Choo followed KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP) Mmnesota's Jerry S1chting. Colangelo said even if the think that's really where ent than 1t was four years - Mark DeRosa had three Martmez's one-out double The plan is to have a team they are. A lot of thmgs ago, but four years have Amencans are off m 20 II, hits and drove m the with an RBI smgle m the capable of endmg the he would cons1der entering llebreakmg run in the eighth, Cleveland fourth and came could happen between now gone by, so he's got to be Kerry Wood atoned for h1s home on Jhonny Peralta's and '10, and we just have to sure. That's No. I, because Americans' run of futility in a t~am m that summer's horrid outing the mght before RBI smgle to make 1t 4-2, play it by ear. I thmk ri§ht his gut would say yes real the world championships. FIBA Amencas tournament quick. That's his compett- The United States fimshed and Cleveland held on for a which was where 1t stood now we have the buy-in.' W1th the success of· the third in 2006 and hasn't Olympic team makmg it He believes at least some tive side." 6-5 comeback v1ctory over when Jamey Wright relieved Kansas Caty on Wednesday starter Gil Meche starting the of them will keep that comEither way, the won gold m the worlds "an 'm' thmg to represent Colangelo your m1tment. Americans plan to be ready since 1994 seventh. mght. again," country The Indians loaded the Wood, rocked for four runs "Yes, It's a distinct poss1- for the world champ•- believes the Amencans Colangelo expects to have m the nmth mrung Tuesday bases with one out when bihty that most of the core onships ?Y holding a mini- would show more respect to quality players and coaches m a d1sheartenmg 6-5 loss to Wnght hit · Jamey Carroll players of our Olympic camp this summer for 24 other countries by takmg ava~lable when 1t JS time to the Royals. walked the bases after g1vmg up smgles to team would represent us in young players who could be the event - bigger to some finalize rosters. full with one out in the mnth. DeRosa and Franc1sco. Turkey," Colangelo told · candidates for the team. mternationally than the "One could very eas1ly Cabrera then walked on The Assocmted Press. But he struck out Mark Kevin Durant and Derrick Olympics - more seriously conclude, 'Well, you just Tcahen am.l Dav1d DeJesus four p1tches, forcmg m a run Colangelo added he is Rose, the past two rookies than they have in the past. for h1s SIXth save m elj!ht and bnngmg Ponson out of givmg "The rest of the world, the keep the ball rolling. We've coach Mike of the year, along with likeopportunities - h1s fmt the bullpen The slumpmg Krzyzewsk• time to decide lv No l draft pick Blake basketball world, looks at got a good thmg gomg ju;;t Grady Sizemore hit a line 1f he wants to return and Gnffin from Oklahoma the world championships the way we are,"' he said smce May I DeRosa's RBI double off smash but second baseman expects to have a coach in have accepted mv1tations differently. In other words, "But we're JUSt lettmg some Sidney Ponson ( 1-5) scored Alberto Callaspo stopped the place m the fall. New York 1 Greg Oden and O.J. Mayo they put ·a lot of emphasis time go by so that we can pmch-runner Matt LaPona in ball and tossed to second for Knicks coach Mike are among the 19 commit- on 1t, and 1t's Important to come to some conclusions the eaghth. and Ben the force wh1le Franc1sco D'Antom, a U.S. ass1stant ments Colangelo has show respect there, also," at the appropnate time. Francasco followed wath an scored to t1e 1t at 4 " I JUSt think when you're RBI smgle for a 6-4 lead Meche gav~ up SIX h1ts and the past three years, IS a recetved for the July 22-25 Colangelo sa1d. "Our show- changing a culture hke we candidate if camp in Las Vegas, which mg in the world champiDeJesus' RBI smgle made two runs m sax mmngs, with leadmg Krzyzewski doesn't retu'rn. w1ll culmmate with a blue- onships 1n the last decade d1d, the more buy-in you get 1t 6-5 m the bottom of the two strikeouts and a walk. has not been very good, and mto the program and the "! don't want him to make white exhibition game. c1ghth. but Rafael Betancourt Carmona went s1x mmngs so th1s 1s a chance to further plans and the partic1pation, JUSt an emotional deciston Toronto Raptors coach relieved Aaron Laffey and and allowed four runs, with show that respect by puttmg that's what th1s 1s about." one way or the other. So it's Jay Triano will d1rect the struck out Mike Aviles and three strikeouts and six hits. Coco Cnsp to end the inning. He walked four, pushmg his Y1ctor Martinez was 2 for league-leadmg total\o 40. he p1tched, a. great seven thmgs I wanted to try , but Moyer was 1ocked for 14 5 and kept h1s major leagueNotes: All-Star closer innings ," manager Dusty the results weren't there. I runs in only 6 2-3 innmgs. leading average at .400 for Joakim Sona did some longBaker saad. threw stnkes " pushmg h1s ERA to 8 l5. the lndaans. who snapped a toss off tlat ground and felt Notes: Ibanez's career Philadelphia didn't get a Unfonunately, he threw a fromPageBl good. KC manager Trey tour-game losmg streak h1t over the last five h1gh for homers was 33 Laffev (3-0), who beat the Hillman said everything conlot of pllches overall - I05 w1th Seattle in 2006 He h1t Royals 'here as a starter on tinues to look encouraging Durbin, his ~econd triple m innings, w1th the last 10 bat- in six innings. Apnl 14, went I 1-3 mmngs for the nght-hander who two games. "Even tomght, he got 23 last season .... Moyer got ters gomg out m order. 111 relief of Fausto Carmona. went on the 15-day DL The 46-year-old Moyer behmd in the count," Bruce and Taveras with "Today was all about Pon>on was charged with retroactive to May 8 With a has played for seven teams, Manuel said "He didn't moves to first base as they two h1ts and two mns m I 1- nght rotator cuff strain ... Aaron," Phillips sa1d. "He's but hadn't pitched in throw first-pitch stnkes a took off trymg to steal 3 mnmg,, Cleveland · manager Enc the best pitcher on this Cmcmnati smce May 4, lot. When he's gomg good, Reds RH Edmson Volquez B1lly Butler's RBI smgle Wedge sa1d Sizemore, the team.". The Philhes opened the1r I 991 , when the Reds were he'll get through four or felt stiffness m his back put the Royals on top 1·0 in three-time All-Star center five mmngs pretty quack " when he tned to throw m the thud, then Jose GUillen, fielder, has a sote left elbow, I 0-game tnp by sweeping a defendmg World Series Cincinnati scored a run m the bullpen, and recomchampions playmg at series m alter the lndmns failed to wh1ch. may hel~ explain his four-game mended to manager Dusty each of the f1rst three tum what could have been an slumpmg bat. Sizemore was Washmgton and wmning Riverfront Stadium His mmng-ending double play, the DH for the second the•r first m Cmcinnati. f1rst appearance at Great innings off Moyer, who is Baker that he skip h1s next h!t a two-run double. stra1ght mght but Wedge smd They were batung .282 on American Ball Park was 0-3 with a no-deciSion m scheduled start. Volquez left The Royals got their fourth the elbow was not senously the road, but couldn't do better than his recent out- May. He has given up 22 a game on Saturday because 111n in the fourth when Aviles hurt. He was 0 for 5, makmg much agrunst the Reds' top ings, but wasn't good runs and 31 hits in 18 1-3 of back spasms .... lB Joey moved to third and then h1m hitless m h1s last 17 at- staner. Harang allowed four enough to bust his May mmngs dunng the month, Votto saw two more doctors Hamgan 's first homer of the Wednesday to try to fmd out came home on Carmona's bats and droppmg h1s aver- hits and a pair of walks slump season was the seventh off why he's havmg d1zzy age to .208. two Wild pitches. wh1le matchmg h1s season "Sometimes you're on, spells He has missed both h1gh wath nine stnkeouts. sometimes you're not," Moyer 10 May. In h1s two prev1ous starts, games of the senes. "That was a great game Moyer sa1d. 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AP BASKETBALL WAITER • • • •• • • Gallia • • • • OH • • • E-m.u mdlcla~sltied®mydailytrabune..com from Page Bl w1th 1.7 seconds left, Williams dnbbled once and sent a high-arching shot like the ones he and the Cavs' shooters work on at pract1ce toward the basket When 11 >plashed through, James raised h1s arms and then w1apped Williams in a bear hug. It was the third consecutive Game l m these playoffs that the Cavs ha'e clo.,ed the f1rst half with a buzzer-beatmg bucket. James did It agamst Detroit and Atlanta. Leadmg by 15, the Cavs got complacent and lost their offensive rhythm in the third quarter. They stood around e1ther wa1tmg for James to do somethmg or >ettled for jump shots that didn't fall. Orlando seized the chance to get back m 1t and wah Counney Lee and M1ckael P1etrus blllmg 3-pomters, the Magic outscored the Cavaliers 30-19 m the penad to pull Wlthm 82-78 entenng the fourth. James followed every detail of the game-day ntual he has followed rehg1ously smce his rookie season shootaround, nap, early workout He was already on the floor at Quacken Loans Arena at 5:15pm.- more than three hours before tip· off - launchmg Jumpers game. ~'I'm exctted." Unhke the previous two _ Game Is m these playoffs, when he came out attacking the nm, James was happy to defer to his teammates early on. He threaded a pass to Anderson Varejao for Cleveland's first hoop and James had four assasts before he scored his !irst basket on a goal tend by Howard w1th 3:42 left m the first quarter. Over the next 2:42, James displayed every aspect of his game. He made h 1s first 3-pointer to g1ve Cleveland a 28-14 lead and then got behind Orlando 's defense on the break lor a soanng dunk. Back on defense, James tlew across the foul lane to swat a shot by Howard w1th h1s elbow. James followed that w1th a steal and h1t another 3-pomter to put the Cavs up 33-17 and cap a one-man tlurry that had the Magic reeling. But not for long. Notes: Orlando's bench outscored Cleveland's 25-5. . NFL Hall of Farner J1m Brown sat courtside. ... James isn't surpnsed that he. Howard. Kobe Bryant and Carmelo Anthony - all members of the U.S. Olym~1c team that won gold 111 Chma last summer- are all st1ll m the playoffs. 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Automotive .,.............................................. 304 ' Building Materlala ...................................... 308 Buslnaaa ...................................................... 308 ............ . •. 310 .- Electrical... . .. . ... ...... .•.. . . ......... .. 320 Financial . .. ...................................... 322 Health...... .. ............................................... 328 Heating & Cooling •• ,............................. . 328 Home lmprowmenll 330 lneut'llnce .............................................. 332 Lawn 5ervlce ............................................... 334 Mualc/Dance/Drama .................................... 336 Other Servlcea............ . • • ......... . • 338 Plumblng!Eiectrlcet .............................. 340 Professional Servlcea ................................ 342 Repairs .. ... . ................................... . ... 344 Roofing.................. . .. ,, .................... 346 ATV ............................................................ 1005 BtcyciH.......................... :...................... 1010 soats/Aceeatorlea........ ...•....••.••.....•. 1015 CampariA.Va & Trallera ............................ "1020 , Motorcycle1 ............................................... 1025 Other ..................................................... 1030 Want 10 buy .. ................ .... .• ............ ... 1035 Automotive ........................... ,................... 2000 Auto Aenta11Leaae ..................................... 2005 Autoe ..........................................................2010 Cl...lciAntlquea ··•····-·· .. •••·• .................. 2015 Commarclalllnduatrlal....... ..,,,......,......... 2020 Parts & Ac:ceaaorlaa .................................. 2021S Sporta Utlllty ................,............................. 2030 Trucko........................... ............... . ... 2035 U1111ty Tralfere • . • .••.. .•• . • • -········· 2040 Vane ..................................................... 2045 Want to buy ............ ~o ............................ ..... 2050 eat••• 3000 Cemetery Plots............ . ................ • 3005 Commarclal. ...............................................3010 Condominiums .......................................,.3()1$ For Sale by Owner .. ....................... . . ....3020 Hous•• for Sale...... • .. .............. , ..... 3025 R••' S••••. .......... ... ................. Land (Acreage) ..................................., ... 3030 Lote ...........................................................3035 Want to buy ..•••..• . ..... ............ • .......3040 Real Estate Rentttla ... •......... . ....... 3500 Apartmants/Townhousea .. ................: 3505 Security... • • ................ . • • ........ ... . 348 Tax/Accounting .......................................... 350 Commerclal ..., ............................................3510 Condomlnlume ................................ 3515 Houses tor Rent ....... • .. • ........... ...... 3520 Land (Acreage)........ • • .....................3525 Travel/Entertainment ............................... 352 Financial ................................................. 400 Storage .......................................................3535 Went to Rent ........................................ 3540 Financial Servlcn... . ... .. ........... ... .... 405 Insurance . . • ................ • ..................... 410 Money to Lend ........................................... 415 Manufactured Housing • .. .... .•• • . ... 4000 Lot• . • •.... • • • .•. •.••.... . . ... ........ 4005 Movere ........................................................4010 Rantala...................... . .. ....••..• . ••... 4011:. 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Land. .. , ............................... 720 Want to buy ................................ • •........ 725 Merchandise ............................................ 900 Antique•..... . •• .. • • ........... .. .. ............ 905 Appliance ..............................................110 Auctions...... . ................. ....... ..... . 915 Bargain Basement............. . • ....• • 920 Collectlblet.... • • . .•• .... .• .. .. ........... 925 Computer•. •. .• • • . ............................... 930 EqulpmentiSuppllea ............ ,, .. ......... ..935 Ftaa Markets............. ... . ..•••. ..... . .......... 940 Fuel 011 CoaVWoodiGat ........... . • .. ......... 945 Furniture ....... . • .............................. 950 Hobby/Hunt & Sport .......................,.. .•• 955 Kld's Corner .................... . 960 Mlacallaneoue • . ..••.•. .. . . ............. 985 Want to buy.... ..................................... ... 970 Yard Sale .........................................- .......... 975 Suppllu .................................................. 4025 Want to Buy ............................................... 4030 Resort Property ................. ........ 5000 Resort Property tor sal• ...••.... . ....• 5025 Resort Property tor rent .......................... 5050 eooo Employmant ............................................... 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During the meeting, wh1ch also mel uded Dwyane Wade, Dwight Howard, Chns Paul and Chns Bosh, Colangelo sa1d he wanted only a two-year commitment th1s hme, with those years bemg 20 lO and APphoto 2012 If the Amencans win Cleveland Indians' V1ctor MM1nez, center, IS congratulated the world champiOnships, AP photo by Asdrubai Cabrera after sconng on Sh1n-Soo Choo's sin- they would automatically In th1s Sept. 1, 2007 f1le photo, Team USA's Kobe Bryant (10) and LeBron James (6) are gle in the fourth inmng of a baseball game aga1nst the qualify for the London greeted by their teammates during a FIBA Americas Championship basketball game games and not have to play Kansas C1ty Royals on Wednesday tn Kansas C1ty, Mo. against Puerto Rico at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas. In '11 "They sa1d they bought 1nlo that, let's do that ," about what's in his best camp, joined by assistant a lot of emphasis into It." Some of the players m Colangelo sa1d. "Now I mterests a.s ll relates to his coaches Dave Cowens of Detroit, Utah's Tyrone camp will compete m 2010, th1nk 1t's important, as far age, his health , job, his faroof Corbm, Kenny Gatuson others will remam m the as I'm concerned, that's 1ly, all of those thmgs," New Orleans and program for future events. what they ind1cated then. I Colangelo said. "No differShm-Soo Choo followed KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP) Mmnesota's Jerry S1chting. Colangelo said even if the think that's really where ent than 1t was four years - Mark DeRosa had three Martmez's one-out double The plan is to have a team they are. A lot of thmgs ago, but four years have Amencans are off m 20 II, hits and drove m the with an RBI smgle m the capable of endmg the he would cons1der entering llebreakmg run in the eighth, Cleveland fourth and came could happen between now gone by, so he's got to be Kerry Wood atoned for h1s home on Jhonny Peralta's and '10, and we just have to sure. That's No. I, because Americans' run of futility in a t~am m that summer's horrid outing the mght before RBI smgle to make 1t 4-2, play it by ear. I thmk ri§ht his gut would say yes real the world championships. FIBA Amencas tournament quick. That's his compett- The United States fimshed and Cleveland held on for a which was where 1t stood now we have the buy-in.' W1th the success of· the third in 2006 and hasn't Olympic team makmg it He believes at least some tive side." 6-5 comeback v1ctory over when Jamey Wright relieved Kansas Caty on Wednesday starter Gil Meche starting the of them will keep that comEither way, the won gold m the worlds "an 'm' thmg to represent Colangelo your m1tment. Americans plan to be ready since 1994 seventh. mght. again," country The Indians loaded the Wood, rocked for four runs "Yes, It's a distinct poss1- for the world champ•- believes the Amencans Colangelo expects to have m the nmth mrung Tuesday bases with one out when bihty that most of the core onships ?Y holding a mini- would show more respect to quality players and coaches m a d1sheartenmg 6-5 loss to Wnght hit · Jamey Carroll players of our Olympic camp this summer for 24 other countries by takmg ava~lable when 1t JS time to the Royals. walked the bases after g1vmg up smgles to team would represent us in young players who could be the event - bigger to some finalize rosters. full with one out in the mnth. DeRosa and Franc1sco. Turkey," Colangelo told · candidates for the team. mternationally than the "One could very eas1ly Cabrera then walked on The Assocmted Press. But he struck out Mark Kevin Durant and Derrick Olympics - more seriously conclude, 'Well, you just Tcahen am.l Dav1d DeJesus four p1tches, forcmg m a run Colangelo added he is Rose, the past two rookies than they have in the past. for h1s SIXth save m elj!ht and bnngmg Ponson out of givmg "The rest of the world, the keep the ball rolling. We've coach Mike of the year, along with likeopportunities - h1s fmt the bullpen The slumpmg Krzyzewsk• time to decide lv No l draft pick Blake basketball world, looks at got a good thmg gomg ju;;t Grady Sizemore hit a line 1f he wants to return and Gnffin from Oklahoma the world championships the way we are,"' he said smce May I DeRosa's RBI double off smash but second baseman expects to have a coach in have accepted mv1tations differently. In other words, "But we're JUSt lettmg some Sidney Ponson ( 1-5) scored Alberto Callaspo stopped the place m the fall. New York 1 Greg Oden and O.J. Mayo they put ·a lot of emphasis time go by so that we can pmch-runner Matt LaPona in ball and tossed to second for Knicks coach Mike are among the 19 commit- on 1t, and 1t's Important to come to some conclusions the eaghth. and Ben the force wh1le Franc1sco D'Antom, a U.S. ass1stant ments Colangelo has show respect there, also," at the appropnate time. Francasco followed wath an scored to t1e 1t at 4 " I JUSt think when you're RBI smgle for a 6-4 lead Meche gav~ up SIX h1ts and the past three years, IS a recetved for the July 22-25 Colangelo sa1d. "Our show- changing a culture hke we candidate if camp in Las Vegas, which mg in the world champiDeJesus' RBI smgle made two runs m sax mmngs, with leadmg Krzyzewski doesn't retu'rn. w1ll culmmate with a blue- onships 1n the last decade d1d, the more buy-in you get 1t 6-5 m the bottom of the two strikeouts and a walk. has not been very good, and mto the program and the "! don't want him to make white exhibition game. c1ghth. but Rafael Betancourt Carmona went s1x mmngs so th1s 1s a chance to further plans and the partic1pation, JUSt an emotional deciston Toronto Raptors coach relieved Aaron Laffey and and allowed four runs, with show that respect by puttmg that's what th1s 1s about." one way or the other. So it's Jay Triano will d1rect the struck out Mike Aviles and three strikeouts and six hits. Coco Cnsp to end the inning. He walked four, pushmg his Y1ctor Martinez was 2 for league-leadmg total\o 40. he p1tched, a. great seven thmgs I wanted to try , but Moyer was 1ocked for 14 5 and kept h1s major leagueNotes: All-Star closer innings ," manager Dusty the results weren't there. I runs in only 6 2-3 innmgs. leading average at .400 for Joakim Sona did some longBaker saad. threw stnkes " pushmg h1s ERA to 8 l5. the lndaans. who snapped a toss off tlat ground and felt Notes: Ibanez's career Philadelphia didn't get a Unfonunately, he threw a fromPageBl good. KC manager Trey tour-game losmg streak h1t over the last five h1gh for homers was 33 Laffev (3-0), who beat the Hillman said everything conlot of pllches overall - I05 w1th Seattle in 2006 He h1t Royals 'here as a starter on tinues to look encouraging Durbin, his ~econd triple m innings, w1th the last 10 bat- in six innings. Apnl 14, went I 1-3 mmngs for the nght-hander who two games. "Even tomght, he got 23 last season .... Moyer got ters gomg out m order. 111 relief of Fausto Carmona. went on the 15-day DL The 46-year-old Moyer behmd in the count," Bruce and Taveras with "Today was all about Pon>on was charged with retroactive to May 8 With a has played for seven teams, Manuel said "He didn't moves to first base as they two h1ts and two mns m I 1- nght rotator cuff strain ... Aaron," Phillips sa1d. "He's but hadn't pitched in throw first-pitch stnkes a took off trymg to steal 3 mnmg,, Cleveland · manager Enc the best pitcher on this Cmcmnati smce May 4, lot. When he's gomg good, Reds RH Edmson Volquez B1lly Butler's RBI smgle Wedge sa1d Sizemore, the team.". The Philhes opened the1r I 991 , when the Reds were he'll get through four or felt stiffness m his back put the Royals on top 1·0 in three-time All-Star center five mmngs pretty quack " when he tned to throw m the thud, then Jose GUillen, fielder, has a sote left elbow, I 0-game tnp by sweeping a defendmg World Series Cincinnati scored a run m the bullpen, and recomchampions playmg at series m alter the lndmns failed to wh1ch. may hel~ explain his four-game mended to manager Dusty each of the f1rst three tum what could have been an slumpmg bat. Sizemore was Washmgton and wmning Riverfront Stadium His mmng-ending double play, the DH for the second the•r first m Cmcinnati. f1rst appearance at Great innings off Moyer, who is Baker that he skip h1s next h!t a two-run double. stra1ght mght but Wedge smd They were batung .282 on American Ball Park was 0-3 with a no-deciSion m scheduled start. Volquez left The Royals got their fourth the elbow was not senously the road, but couldn't do better than his recent out- May. He has given up 22 a game on Saturday because 111n in the fourth when Aviles hurt. He was 0 for 5, makmg much agrunst the Reds' top ings, but wasn't good runs and 31 hits in 18 1-3 of back spasms .... lB Joey moved to third and then h1m hitless m h1s last 17 at- staner. Harang allowed four enough to bust his May mmngs dunng the month, Votto saw two more doctors Hamgan 's first homer of the Wednesday to try to fmd out came home on Carmona's bats and droppmg h1s aver- hits and a pair of walks slump season was the seventh off why he's havmg d1zzy age to .208. two Wild pitches. wh1le matchmg h1s season "Sometimes you're on, spells He has missed both h1gh wath nine stnkeouts. sometimes you're not," Moyer 10 May. In h1s two prev1ous starts, games of the senes. "That was a great game Moyer sa1d. 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Seil what you can dO to get those means flowing r- . ·Garages ·Pole Buildings ·Room Additions Owner: James Keeilee II 742•2332 Fresh North Carolina snRtMP (740) 742·2~3 Llf&<,...., ......."""" 510 per lb(:ash only Pmt ;, req,ired in ad""" Shipments arrive every ~;;~~;·~th~e~rF~r=w~•;';;~ Gatling Ohio, LLC., 430 Harper Park Drive, Beckley, Wast VIrginia, 25801 has submitted an Underground Coal Min· lng and · Reclamation Permit • numbtred D2317-2 to lhe Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division ol Mineral Reaourcaa Management. The pro· posacl coal mining end reclamation operations · will be In Lots 275,276 li 838, Sutton JOWn· ahlp, Townahlp 2, Ranga 12 and .ln Lot ~4 and Section 8, f.etan Township, Town· lhlp 2, Range12 Meigs County, Ohio. J'he lr&l Is localed on .... Haven 7 112 minute U.S.G.S. Quad· ranglt map. The pro· posacl area to bo .-mined encom· paul 155.5 acres and ,. lOCated approxl· ,...,t.3mllesSouth· olthe corporal!on limite ol Racine, .Qhlo. TJifa coal mining appll• c:etlon will remove coal . Oiling the underground mlnl"fl methods, ~fly the room Ia requesting propos• LEASES, VARIANCES, BOX 1049, COLUM· WITH THE .ERAC. als from a qualified OR CERTIFICATES; BUS, OHIO 432161049 FINAL ISSUANCE OF vendor Ia provide Par· AND THE APpROVAL (TELEPHONE: 614·644· RENEWAL OF NPDES ent Mentor/Family OR DISAPPROVAL OF 2129). "FINAL AC· PERMIT Coach sarvlcos PLANS AND SPECIFI· TIONS: ARE ACTIONS POMEROY WWTP through tho Ohio Chll· CATIONS. "DRAFT AC· OF THE DIRECTOR 500 SPRING VALLEY dren Trual Fund to pre· liONS" ARE WRIITEN WHICH ARE EFFEC· LN "=======~======= venl child abuse and STATEMENTS OF THE TIVE UPON ISSUANCE POMEROY, OH ACTION neglecl In tho county DIRECTOR OF ENVI· OR A STATED EFFEC· DATE: 06101/2009 · Public Notice . Public Notice with a locus on chll· RONMENTAL PROTEC. TIVE DATE. PUR- RECEIVING WATERS: dran and youth In· yiON'S (DIRECTOR'S) SUANT TO OHIO OHIO RIVER loPms may b~ aecured lormance bond lor For: • ROom Additions • Pati"os valved In Hfvlce INTENT WITH RE· REVISED CODE SEC· FACILITY DESCRIP· at the oHice of Meigs 100% of ·t he conttact coordlnaflim. Tho con· SPECT TO THE IS· TION 3745.04, A FINAL TION: MUNICIPALITY County CCommhlsslon· price. • Porches • Decks • Garages • HOrse Barns • tract period will be July SUANCE, DENIAL, ACTION MAY BE AP··· o.l.IJ.S MG era, ourt ousa, No bidder .may with· & Wood Siding • Roofing • Chain Link 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010 ETC. OF A PEALED TO THE ENVI· IDENTIFICATION NO Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 draw hit bid within · Wood Fencing & General Home Maintenance with . tho contract PERMIT, LICENSE, RONMENTAL REVIEW OPBOOOl 2' HD ' Phone 740-992·28115. A lhlrty(30jdayaallerthe amount not to exceed ORDER, ETC. INTE.R· APPEALS COMMIS· THIS FINAL ACTION deposit of 0 dollars will actual dele altho open,$14,250.00. The dead· ESTEOPERSONSMAY SION (ERAC) BV A NOT PRECEDED BY berequhedloreacheet lngthereol. TheMelga 47239 Riebel Road, Long Bottom. OH line .lor submlstion of SUBMIT WRITTEN PERSON WHO WAS A PROPOSED ACTION of plana and apaclllce· County Commission· Proponls Ia Juno 4, COMMENTS · OR RE· PARTY TO A PRO· AND IS APPEALABLE lions, check made era ·ro..rvo thio rf9htto 2009 al12:00 noon. For QUEST A PUBLIC CEEDING BEFORE TO ERAC. payable to-. The full reject any or all bids. program Information MEETING REGARDING THE DIRECTOR BY FIL- FINAL APPROVAL OF amount will banllumad Mlck Davenport, Prell· · Cell: 740-416-1 834 and guidelines contact DRAFT ACTIONS. lNG AN APPEAL PLANS AND SPEC.IFI· within thirty (301 days denl · affiliated with Mike Marcum Roofing & ·Remodeling Andrea Osborne, FCFC COMMENTS OR PUB· WITHIN 30 DAYS OF CATIONS . alter receipt of bids. Meigs County Commla· 25+ years txPfrlence Free EslinuJte• Coordinator, at 992- LIC .MEETING RE· NOTICE OF THE FINAL VILLAGE Each bid must be ac· olonero 6626 ext. 33 or al the QUESTS MUST BE ACTION . PURSUANT POMEROY • OF. companied by tither a (5) 21,22 Meigs County Heallh SUBMITTED WITHIN 30 TO OHIO REVISED SOO SPRING VALLEY bid bond In an amount - - - - - - - Dopartrllent, 112 E. DAYS OF NOTICE OF CODE SECTION LANE , of, 100% of the bid Memorial , . Drive, THE DRAFT ACTION. 3745.07, A FINAL AC· POMEROY OHIO AC· omounl with a surety Public .Notlc:e Pomeroy,OH45769.AII "PROPOSED · AC· TION ISSUING DENY- TIONDAT{OSI1li2009 talltlactory to the. - - - - . , - - submissions must be TIONS" ARE WRITTEN lNG, MODIFYING RECEIVING WATERS· alorssaid Melga PROBATE COURT OF received by mall or STATEMENTS OF THE REVOKING, OR RE: OHIO RIVER · County Commission· MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO hand delivered by the DIRECTOR'S INTENT NEWING A PERMIT, Ll- FACILITY DESCRIP· ·era or by Certified IN RE; Change Of •New Homes above dale and time. WITH RESPECT TO CENSE OR VARIANCE TION· WASTEWATER check, cash Iars check, Name Of Brandon • Garages No materials reviewed THE ISSUANCE, DE· WHICH' IS NOT PRE- IDENTIFICATION NO or letter ol credit upon William Wolle To Branalter that dale will be NIAL, MODIFICATION, CEDED BY A· PRO· 658649 • a solvent bank In the don William Sernpaon • Complete 29 Experience considered. The Meigs REVOCATION, OR RE· POSED ACTION, MAY THIS FINNAL ACTION amount of notle&S than NOTICE OF HEARING Remodeling FCFC reserves tho f1EWALOFAPERMIT, BEAPPEALEDTOTHE NOT PRECEDED BY 10%ofthebldamount ONCHANGEOFNAME -pillar method. rlghltorejoctanyorall .liCENSE, OR · VARI· ERAC BY FILING AN PROPOSED ACTION lnlavorofthoaloresald Appllcantherobygivas ,... -llcatlon Is on proposals. ANCE. WRITTEN COM· APPEAL WITHIN 30 AND IS APPEALABLE Meigs County Commls· not!ce to all intareoted 740-992-6971 ' IJIUtlhe Meigs County (5) 14, 21, 28 MENTS AND DAYS OF ISSUANCE TO ERAC LONG TERM alonort. Bid Bonds persons thattho appll• Stop &Compare Insured C 0 u r I h a u t e , REQUESTS FOR A OF THE FINAL ACTION. CONTROL P!.AN shall be occompanled cent hea flied an Appli· Free Estima1es: Rlcorde<'a Olllco, 100 PUBLIC MEETING RE- ERAC APPEALS, AC- (S) 21 . byProolofAuthorltyol cation lor Change of Wftl 2nd Street, Public Notice GARDING A PRO· COMPANIED BY A 7 the olllclal or agent Name In the Probalo Repla~:ement P-oy, Ohio 45769 POSED ACTION MAY FILING FEE WHICH signing tho bond. Bids Court of Malga County, Stanley lOt public Inspection. PUBLIC NOTICE BE · SUBMITTED THE COMMISSION IN Public Notice s.hall be sealed and Ohio, requutlng tho Windows and Trimming W - commanll, ob- THE FOLLOWING AP· WITHIN 30 DAYS OF ITS DISCRETION MAY marked asQid lor Syra· chenga of namo of Vinyl Siding jecuons or requests lor PLICATIONS AND/OR NOTICE OF THE PRO· REDUCE IF BY AFFI· NOTICE TO CONTRAC· cusa Community Cen• Brandon William Walla P ln!OniNII conference VERIFIED COM· POSED ACTION. AN DAVIT THE APPEL· TORS tar . Window to Brandon William Specialists, LTD I • J>rotnot and Quality iuyb8-tolhe0hio PLAINTS WERE RE· ADJUDICATION HEAR· L A · N T Sealed r I .Replacement Project Sampson. Th.htarlng (740) 742·2563 Work Oepenment ol. Natural CEIVED, AND THE lNG MAY BE HELD ON D E M 0 N T R ATE s tho Syra~u:o~~m~~ and malted or delivered on the application will • Siding • Vinyl !letoUrC*!, Division of FOLLOWING DRAFT, A PROPOSED ACTION THAT PAYMENT OF nlty Center Wind to: be held · on the 22nd Windows • Metal llrltneroi Ruource& PROPOSED, OR FINAL IF A HEARING . RE- THE FULL AMOUNT OF Replacement p Meigs County Commls· day ol June 2009, al Monog-nt, . 2045 ACTIONS WERE IS- OUEST OR ·OBJEC- THE FEE WOULD Meigs Coun ro ec ' slontrs 1:30·o'clock p.m. In the and Shingle Roofs MorN Reled,. Building SUED, BY THE OHIO TION IS RECEIVED BY CAUSE EXTREME be receive~' ~hio ~II Courthouse Probate Court of Melgo • De<:ks • Additions H·3, Columbuo, Ohio · ENVIRONMENTAL THE OEPA WITHIN 30 HARDSHIP MUST BE MeigsC Cy e Pomeroy, Ohio 45789 County, located at 100 0 0 •Eieclrical .3221-t03, within (30) PROTECTION AGENCY DAYS OF ISSUANCE FILED WITH: ENVI- stoners ~tn7he ~~ls- Attention of bidders Is East . Second Street, Call Gary Stanley @ I Dirty dllya ol the last (OEPA) LAST WEEK . OF THE PROPOS EO RONMENTAL REVIEW Courthouse e gs callad to all ol the re· Cou.,house, 2nd Floor, • Plumbing 740-591-8044 dMie of publication of " ACTIONS" INCLUDE . ACTION. WRITTEN APPEALS COMMIS- Ohio 45769 • p~~;~ qulrementa contained Pomeory, Ohio 45769. • Pole Barns Piease leave 1hl• notice. THE ADOPTION, MODI· COMMENTS, RE· SION 309 SOUTH m Thursd."n ' In this bid peckot, par· Charles William Sempj4' *0, (5) 7, 14, 21 FICATION, OR REPEAL QUESTS FOR PUBLIC FOURTH STREET, ~OOS and tho~' ~~~e ~ tlcula~y to tho Federal son OF ORDERS (OTHER MEETINGS AND ADJU· ROOM 222 COLUM· m at ld ' Labor Standards Provl· 5 Fisher St. THAN EMERGENCY DICATION ' HEARING BUS, OHIO' 432 15_ A ~Penad an~~ead ~~~: slons and Davlt·Bacon Pomeroy, OH 45769 Room Additions, Remodeling, Metal & Public Notice ORDERSI ; THE IS· REQUESTS MUST BE COPY OF THE APPEAL for lhe following· S ra- Wages, various lnsur- (5121 SUANCE, DENIAL, SENT TO : HEARING MUST BE SERVED ON cuse CommunitY once requirements, Shingle Roofs, New Homes, Sidi~g, De<:ks, ~llf M.iga CQIInty Fam- MODIFICATION OR RE· CLERK, OHIO ENVI- THE DIRECTOR tar Wind~';; varlouo equal opportuBathroom Remodeling. Licensed & Insured OF Ll- RONMENTAL PROTEC· WITHIN 3 DAYS AFTER Replacement Project nJty·provlslono, and tile liY 1n• . Children First VOCATION ll~U~DII (~elgs FCFC) CENSES, PERMITS, TION AGENCY, P.O. FILING THE APPEAL Specifications and bid requirement lor 8 PBY· WVIIO.lOG~I Ce l l i'.lU 416-29[)0 110 99;1 Otlf: MIKE W. MARCUM, OWB .740-985-4141 cow and BOY WH~T THE HECK, MARTIN?! ( JEZEBEL'SBEEN BANISHED i"O THE ISLAN!l OF MISFIT PONIES. f ~. • ' t I THI~K I'D LIKE TO TRAOE · WITI-4 ,.EZEB£L j I KNOW WOULD. Y~U .... ' . again. · CAPRICORN {Dec. 22·Jan. 19) Regardless of lhe size ot the gathering, .ROBERT BISSEll CIIISTIImDN 140·992·1&n so everyone in the room will be aware ol your presence and ·input., Be yourstMt and you'D sparkle at an y soelal lnvohtement you attend. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 191- Should you need a special favor, don't 00 to just anyone. Select someone you've helped In the past beCause this person has been looking for a way to ·reclprocata. f'ISCES (Feb. 20-Mareh 20) - When you want to. you t)ave a .spec:6al way of drawing conversation out or othere. When you see that sh)' somaooe hanging back, make-your presence known. ARIES {March 21-Aont 19)-Conditlons continue to took more favorable than usual, yetl~e propitious aspects aren't ~kely to hang on much longer. Act today on that 'M'\ich is. lmpot1ant to you. TAURUS (Apri120·May 20)- Porsonat past experiences can be giant assets . when you know what to do with them. · Search your past fo{_ the keys that wiD unlOCk the doors .that have baon blocking you. They can be toUn<t at tl\la ttMe. "' GARFIELD David Lewis , 0 0 0 Tree- 0 & Removal s rw: I~~;!',~~::~~,A~•vailable! 3 GRIZZWELLS 1\l,t'/ CAWT tl~ ME! I 'M11-\E Mo6T "Jk-rr-*'-· --,< QUAliFIED SOUP TO NiJTZ BEA~ · 1\1 TIM ';:1{1\Rf; f'I>.R\1.' PSI CONSTRUCTION J · ' .... !{, / y..;,._., mant bond end per· \ ,• a~r· cheer 38. 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No phone calls please. 9000 Free Estimates Transfer Cases & • Lawn 'Mainlenance TransmissiOns 'Aftermarket • Landscaping • Power Wash;ng Replacement Sheet Metal & Conn~·<mcnts position Servtce 1 Bus Otreclorv Residentli>l Parts • Engines, For i\!1 MukcsnfVchicle's Celf: .740-416-5047 •' .email: "'eo-/EM. . f.\~t>ll.E.l>? :,~'( . 1-\E. 1-W> ~ i~ r'.;~~~I'ERCf.l.lr &1;:1< Fl\i, jrahadfrm@aol.com ~~~~h Seth Carleton I ( 740) 517..5432 Jeff Stetllem Ohio . ~=~~~~~~!;(7~40~)~5~1~7~-68~8~·3:·~ Nata t 8 Owriera: Jon Van Meier & · Paui.Rowe " •• Service · Tr~e removal, planting, Iawn care, and all your landscaping needs. Residential and Commercial Fully r--~~--_, ·VInyl Siding • Replacement windows ·Roofing Decko ·-~; " MY f,O,VOII.ITE Mclay, May 22. 2001 C.OLOI!. I~ )3~UE ~ YCXl'!tE PUITIN& ""'·--..J HAT OH 'lou~ WHI'IT!o · LIS.T OF 2.5 WRON(o RANDOPI THIN&S WITH I'ISOVT 'I'OURS>ELF' -IT? J&L Constr'uctlon By Bernice ltde Oaol I-IMM . In the year ahead, two previously unac, cesSibte end~avor& are likely to finally yield theirbounty. It won't be by accident: I !>EE YOUR POINT. all that Ume and effort toward those ends wit! finally pay off. · GEMI.NI {May 21-June 20) - Sacreey mtght be necessary In order to enhance an important bu5iness affair. You should be able to ~et what you want when you . screen out Interference from busybodies. CANCER (June 21-Juty 221 - Make tt a point to share quattty ttme wfth some negleCted friends. Catching up on past news might reveal Information that coul~ · unravel a parsonal problem .. LEO (Ju~ 23-Aug. 22) - When the opportunity avails itself, take measures thai wHl brln~;~ you closer to someone who can help you ~ance an ambitious undertaking. You'll move ahead much ~rapidly wifh this per1100'0 ondorsomont. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)- You have the managerial and orglan~alloofnallts~lls to tum chaos into sol Cl control a oundaring· situation, If ·you sH someone tumbling about, step In and grab the reins. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Cct. 23) - If there is something you can do that could benefit your family as well as youreelf, dOn't has· itate. Instead ot t1anglng back, assert yourself by doing the right thing. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - Succe&S ,., can be aiml&ved In· a situation where both you·anct another are foc:usect on the same objective. Get your heads togelh· er; arid act tn unison In ways neither can do alone. SAGmARIUS (Nov. 23-0ec. 2t) - A financial in<:rdse can be reallzect from somethtng thai has pt'QIIen to be tl goOd add iliona~ source ol income. Seil what you can dO to get those means flowing r- . ·Garages ·Pole Buildings ·Room Additions Owner: James Keeilee II 742•2332 Fresh North Carolina snRtMP (740) 742·2~3 Llf&<,...., ......."""" 510 per lb(:ash only Pmt ;, req,ired in ad""" Shipments arrive every ~;;~~;·~th~e~rF~r=w~•;';;~ Gatling Ohio, LLC., 430 Harper Park Drive, Beckley, Wast VIrginia, 25801 has submitted an Underground Coal Min· lng and · Reclamation Permit • numbtred D2317-2 to lhe Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division ol Mineral Reaourcaa Management. The pro· posacl coal mining end reclamation operations · will be In Lots 275,276 li 838, Sutton JOWn· ahlp, Townahlp 2, Ranga 12 and .ln Lot ~4 and Section 8, f.etan Township, Town· lhlp 2, Range12 Meigs County, Ohio. J'he lr&l Is localed on .... Haven 7 112 minute U.S.G.S. Quad· ranglt map. The pro· posacl area to bo .-mined encom· paul 155.5 acres and ,. lOCated approxl· ,...,t.3mllesSouth· olthe corporal!on limite ol Racine, .Qhlo. TJifa coal mining appll• c:etlon will remove coal . Oiling the underground mlnl"fl methods, ~fly the room Ia requesting propos• LEASES, VARIANCES, BOX 1049, COLUM· WITH THE .ERAC. als from a qualified OR CERTIFICATES; BUS, OHIO 432161049 FINAL ISSUANCE OF vendor Ia provide Par· AND THE APpROVAL (TELEPHONE: 614·644· RENEWAL OF NPDES ent Mentor/Family OR DISAPPROVAL OF 2129). "FINAL AC· PERMIT Coach sarvlcos PLANS AND SPECIFI· TIONS: ARE ACTIONS POMEROY WWTP through tho Ohio Chll· CATIONS. "DRAFT AC· OF THE DIRECTOR 500 SPRING VALLEY dren Trual Fund to pre· liONS" ARE WRIITEN WHICH ARE EFFEC· LN "=======~======= venl child abuse and STATEMENTS OF THE TIVE UPON ISSUANCE POMEROY, OH ACTION neglecl In tho county DIRECTOR OF ENVI· OR A STATED EFFEC· DATE: 06101/2009 · Public Notice . Public Notice with a locus on chll· RONMENTAL PROTEC. TIVE DATE. PUR- RECEIVING WATERS: dran and youth In· yiON'S (DIRECTOR'S) SUANT TO OHIO OHIO RIVER loPms may b~ aecured lormance bond lor For: • ROom Additions • Pati"os valved In Hfvlce INTENT WITH RE· REVISED CODE SEC· FACILITY DESCRIP· at the oHice of Meigs 100% of ·t he conttact coordlnaflim. Tho con· SPECT TO THE IS· TION 3745.04, A FINAL TION: MUNICIPALITY County CCommhlsslon· price. • Porches • Decks • Garages • HOrse Barns • tract period will be July SUANCE, DENIAL, ACTION MAY BE AP··· o.l.IJ.S MG era, ourt ousa, No bidder .may with· & Wood Siding • Roofing • Chain Link 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010 ETC. OF A PEALED TO THE ENVI· IDENTIFICATION NO Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 draw hit bid within · Wood Fencing & General Home Maintenance with . tho contract PERMIT, LICENSE, RONMENTAL REVIEW OPBOOOl 2' HD ' Phone 740-992·28115. A lhlrty(30jdayaallerthe amount not to exceed ORDER, ETC. INTE.R· APPEALS COMMIS· THIS FINAL ACTION deposit of 0 dollars will actual dele altho open,$14,250.00. The dead· ESTEOPERSONSMAY SION (ERAC) BV A NOT PRECEDED BY berequhedloreacheet lngthereol. TheMelga 47239 Riebel Road, Long Bottom. OH line .lor submlstion of SUBMIT WRITTEN PERSON WHO WAS A PROPOSED ACTION of plana and apaclllce· County Commission· Proponls Ia Juno 4, COMMENTS · OR RE· PARTY TO A PRO· AND IS APPEALABLE lions, check made era ·ro..rvo thio rf9htto 2009 al12:00 noon. For QUEST A PUBLIC CEEDING BEFORE TO ERAC. payable to-. The full reject any or all bids. program Information MEETING REGARDING THE DIRECTOR BY FIL- FINAL APPROVAL OF amount will banllumad Mlck Davenport, Prell· · Cell: 740-416-1 834 and guidelines contact DRAFT ACTIONS. lNG AN APPEAL PLANS AND SPEC.IFI· within thirty (301 days denl · affiliated with Mike Marcum Roofing & ·Remodeling Andrea Osborne, FCFC COMMENTS OR PUB· WITHIN 30 DAYS OF CATIONS . alter receipt of bids. Meigs County Commla· 25+ years txPfrlence Free EslinuJte• Coordinator, at 992- LIC .MEETING RE· NOTICE OF THE FINAL VILLAGE Each bid must be ac· olonero 6626 ext. 33 or al the QUESTS MUST BE ACTION . PURSUANT POMEROY • OF. companied by tither a (5) 21,22 Meigs County Heallh SUBMITTED WITHIN 30 TO OHIO REVISED SOO SPRING VALLEY bid bond In an amount - - - - - - - Dopartrllent, 112 E. DAYS OF NOTICE OF CODE SECTION LANE , of, 100% of the bid Memorial , . Drive, THE DRAFT ACTION. 3745.07, A FINAL AC· POMEROY OHIO AC· omounl with a surety Public .Notlc:e Pomeroy,OH45769.AII "PROPOSED · AC· TION ISSUING DENY- TIONDAT{OSI1li2009 talltlactory to the. - - - - . , - - submissions must be TIONS" ARE WRITTEN lNG, MODIFYING RECEIVING WATERS· alorssaid Melga PROBATE COURT OF received by mall or STATEMENTS OF THE REVOKING, OR RE: OHIO RIVER · County Commission· MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO hand delivered by the DIRECTOR'S INTENT NEWING A PERMIT, Ll- FACILITY DESCRIP· ·era or by Certified IN RE; Change Of •New Homes above dale and time. WITH RESPECT TO CENSE OR VARIANCE TION· WASTEWATER check, cash Iars check, Name Of Brandon • Garages No materials reviewed THE ISSUANCE, DE· WHICH' IS NOT PRE- IDENTIFICATION NO or letter ol credit upon William Wolle To Branalter that dale will be NIAL, MODIFICATION, CEDED BY A· PRO· 658649 • a solvent bank In the don William Sernpaon • Complete 29 Experience considered. The Meigs REVOCATION, OR RE· POSED ACTION, MAY THIS FINNAL ACTION amount of notle&S than NOTICE OF HEARING Remodeling FCFC reserves tho f1EWALOFAPERMIT, BEAPPEALEDTOTHE NOT PRECEDED BY 10%ofthebldamount ONCHANGEOFNAME -pillar method. rlghltorejoctanyorall .liCENSE, OR · VARI· ERAC BY FILING AN PROPOSED ACTION lnlavorofthoaloresald Appllcantherobygivas ,... -llcatlon Is on proposals. ANCE. WRITTEN COM· APPEAL WITHIN 30 AND IS APPEALABLE Meigs County Commls· not!ce to all intareoted 740-992-6971 ' IJIUtlhe Meigs County (5) 14, 21, 28 MENTS AND DAYS OF ISSUANCE TO ERAC LONG TERM alonort. Bid Bonds persons thattho appll• Stop &Compare Insured C 0 u r I h a u t e , REQUESTS FOR A OF THE FINAL ACTION. CONTROL P!.AN shall be occompanled cent hea flied an Appli· Free Estima1es: Rlcorde<'a Olllco, 100 PUBLIC MEETING RE- ERAC APPEALS, AC- (S) 21 . byProolofAuthorltyol cation lor Change of Wftl 2nd Street, Public Notice GARDING A PRO· COMPANIED BY A 7 the olllclal or agent Name In the Probalo Repla~:ement P-oy, Ohio 45769 POSED ACTION MAY FILING FEE WHICH signing tho bond. Bids Court of Malga County, Stanley lOt public Inspection. PUBLIC NOTICE BE · SUBMITTED THE COMMISSION IN Public Notice s.hall be sealed and Ohio, requutlng tho Windows and Trimming W - commanll, ob- THE FOLLOWING AP· WITHIN 30 DAYS OF ITS DISCRETION MAY marked asQid lor Syra· chenga of namo of Vinyl Siding jecuons or requests lor PLICATIONS AND/OR NOTICE OF THE PRO· REDUCE IF BY AFFI· NOTICE TO CONTRAC· cusa Community Cen• Brandon William Walla P ln!OniNII conference VERIFIED COM· POSED ACTION. AN DAVIT THE APPEL· TORS tar . Window to Brandon William Specialists, LTD I • J>rotnot and Quality iuyb8-tolhe0hio PLAINTS WERE RE· ADJUDICATION HEAR· L A · N T Sealed r I .Replacement Project Sampson. Th.htarlng (740) 742·2563 Work Oepenment ol. Natural CEIVED, AND THE lNG MAY BE HELD ON D E M 0 N T R ATE s tho Syra~u:o~~m~~ and malted or delivered on the application will • Siding • Vinyl !letoUrC*!, Division of FOLLOWING DRAFT, A PROPOSED ACTION THAT PAYMENT OF nlty Center Wind to: be held · on the 22nd Windows • Metal llrltneroi Ruource& PROPOSED, OR FINAL IF A HEARING . RE- THE FULL AMOUNT OF Replacement p Meigs County Commls· day ol June 2009, al Monog-nt, . 2045 ACTIONS WERE IS- OUEST OR ·OBJEC- THE FEE WOULD Meigs Coun ro ec ' slontrs 1:30·o'clock p.m. In the and Shingle Roofs MorN Reled,. Building SUED, BY THE OHIO TION IS RECEIVED BY CAUSE EXTREME be receive~' ~hio ~II Courthouse Probate Court of Melgo • De<:ks • Additions H·3, Columbuo, Ohio · ENVIRONMENTAL THE OEPA WITHIN 30 HARDSHIP MUST BE MeigsC Cy e Pomeroy, Ohio 45789 County, located at 100 0 0 •Eieclrical .3221-t03, within (30) PROTECTION AGENCY DAYS OF ISSUANCE FILED WITH: ENVI- stoners ~tn7he ~~ls- Attention of bidders Is East . Second Street, Call Gary Stanley @ I Dirty dllya ol the last (OEPA) LAST WEEK . OF THE PROPOS EO RONMENTAL REVIEW Courthouse e gs callad to all ol the re· Cou.,house, 2nd Floor, • Plumbing 740-591-8044 dMie of publication of " ACTIONS" INCLUDE . ACTION. WRITTEN APPEALS COMMIS- Ohio 45769 • p~~;~ qulrementa contained Pomeory, Ohio 45769. • Pole Barns Piease leave 1hl• notice. THE ADOPTION, MODI· COMMENTS, RE· SION 309 SOUTH m Thursd."n ' In this bid peckot, par· Charles William Sempj4' *0, (5) 7, 14, 21 FICATION, OR REPEAL QUESTS FOR PUBLIC FOURTH STREET, ~OOS and tho~' ~~~e ~ tlcula~y to tho Federal son OF ORDERS (OTHER MEETINGS AND ADJU· ROOM 222 COLUM· m at ld ' Labor Standards Provl· 5 Fisher St. THAN EMERGENCY DICATION ' HEARING BUS, OHIO' 432 15_ A ~Penad an~~ead ~~~: slons and Davlt·Bacon Pomeroy, OH 45769 Room Additions, Remodeling, Metal & Public Notice ORDERSI ; THE IS· REQUESTS MUST BE COPY OF THE APPEAL for lhe following· S ra- Wages, various lnsur- (5121 SUANCE, DENIAL, SENT TO : HEARING MUST BE SERVED ON cuse CommunitY once requirements, Shingle Roofs, New Homes, Sidi~g, De<:ks, ~llf M.iga CQIInty Fam- MODIFICATION OR RE· CLERK, OHIO ENVI- THE DIRECTOR tar Wind~';; varlouo equal opportuBathroom Remodeling. Licensed & Insured OF Ll- RONMENTAL PROTEC· WITHIN 3 DAYS AFTER Replacement Project nJty·provlslono, and tile liY 1n• . Children First VOCATION ll~U~DII (~elgs FCFC) CENSES, PERMITS, TION AGENCY, P.O. FILING THE APPEAL Specifications and bid requirement lor 8 PBY· WVIIO.lOG~I Ce l l i'.lU 416-29[)0 110 99;1 Otlf: MIKE W. MARCUM, OWB .740-985-4141 cow and BOY WH~T THE HECK, MARTIN?! ( JEZEBEL'SBEEN BANISHED i"O THE ISLAN!l OF MISFIT PONIES. f ~. • ' t I THI~K I'D LIKE TO TRAOE · WITI-4 ,.EZEB£L j I KNOW WOULD. Y~U .... ' . again. · CAPRICORN {Dec. 22·Jan. 19) Regardless of lhe size ot the gathering, .ROBERT BISSEll CIIISTIImDN 140·992·1&n so everyone in the room will be aware ol your presence and ·input., Be yourstMt and you'D sparkle at an y soelal lnvohtement you attend. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 191- Should you need a special favor, don't 00 to just anyone. Select someone you've helped In the past beCause this person has been looking for a way to ·reclprocata. f'ISCES (Feb. 20-Mareh 20) - When you want to. you t)ave a .spec:6al way of drawing conversation out or othere. 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A little quip someone seot me, : "I've en.tered the snapdragon part of my U(e. Part of~ has · : ·1 G E N I T I , .,snaPfiC,~,and the rest of me is ..:· -,r:-"'t-.:-'-r-T-r-l· --~··· · · 16_ 17• .•I . •I· .1• 0 Compla'the thvdde quoted by filling lr\ tht rnisstng. 'NO~.. 1-· e ycu develop ttorn step Na. 3 PRINT NUMBfREO LElTERS f IN THESE SQUARES below.• 2 I ·I. I I I I ·~ ' I :;:=.;:;;;::~;=.;;:;::::~::::~::;;:::~=*=~*:::: .,. UNSCRAMBLE lETTERS TO V GET ANSWER. SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Sllll/09 Nestle - 1bank. - Blush ··· Wooden - BOTH HANDS "! .know l should watch what I eat," my friend , confided, "but my idea or a balanced dill\ is choco.late , in BOTH HANDS." ARLO&JANIS �: Page 86 • The Daily Sen,_mel www.mydailysentinel.oom Thursday, May lU, 2009 Browns' Ciibbs wants new ·deal ' First Baptist Church Memorial Day observance, A7 Payday lenders close many Ohio · offices, A2 CLEVELAND (AP) said in a phone interview. Randy Lerner, has ever Browns wide receiver and " All we are asking is to have made any promises to Josh return specialist Josh Cribbs meaningful talks. Anything Cribbs with regard to his is not attending Cleveland's would be acceptable to J?sh contract status ." . voluntary minicamp as he other !hail, ' You are plarmg. Rickert said Cribbs is no! tries to g~t the team to rene- with your current deal." demanding to be traded and gouate h1s contract. Cribbs is scheduled to has not told the Browns to · Cribbs, who has four years make $620,000, $635,000, use Devin Hester's fourremaining on a six-year, $650,000 and $790,000 over year, $40 million extension $6 .7 million contract he the next four years. · with $15 million guaranteed Rickert said members of as a template for talks. signed in 2006, wants a new deal and his agent , J.R. the Browns ' organization "Josh IS not saying, 'Give Rickert, said the club's pre- made previous assurances to me a deal or else,'" Rickert vious management team Cribbs that his contract said ; Browns coach Eric made promises to renegoti- would be reworked. ate with the former . Pro "Some of them are still Mangini is expected to comBowler. here , some are not~d. menton Cribbs' situation on Rickert said he has had ''They told him his contract Thursday, the final day of the mimcamp and the only some pialogue with the · would be addressed ." The Browns said in a · one open to media. team, but said talks "have not been meaningful." statement that "no one from Mangini has discussed the "I don't think we're being the current Browps organi" possibility of using Crjbbs unreasonable at all," Rickert zation , including owner on defense next season . / • • ~ Printed on tOO% Rec:ycl<d NewspriQt ~· SPORTS •. ' • District Roundup. ·See Page Bl Vick out of prison, heads for home in Virginia APphoto New England Patriots backup quarterback/Kevin O'Connell drops back to pass during foot· ball practice at the team's training facility in Foxborough, Mass., on Wednesday. Patriots on field, but no Tom Brady FOXBOROUGH , Mass. that." Cassel stepped in when still the backup quarterback Brady was hurt in the first for the New England half of the first game and led Patriots. New England to an 11-5 ' This time it's:intentional. record. The Patriots missed .O'Connell moved up from the playoffs on a tiebreaker. No. 3 to No. 2 last year .0 Connell played in two when Tom Brady was games last season while · i!ljured in the season opener backing up Cassel, complet. and Matt Cassel was pro- ing ·4 of 6 passes for 23 moted to starter. Cassel was yards . When Cassel was traded to the Kansas City traded to the Chiefs along Chiefs this offseason, and with linebacker Mike Vrabel now O'Connell will be the for a second-round pick, it c;me who steps in if Brady is was a sign .to Patriots fans hurt. · that Brady .was expected to "Last year was an unfortu- be fully recovered from the nate situation. but I was able knee injury that kept him to get a lot of repetitions that virtually the entire season. I wouldn 't have gotten as a And when the Patriots third quarterback," decided, not to bring in an O'Connell said Wednesday experienced backup, it was a after the team wrapped up a si~n that they trusted· v.oluntary, three-day mini- 0 Connell to do the job. camp. "No matter bow far O'Connell said he hopes back I am on the depth chart, he can learn from Brady, a I' just have to be ready. Matt two-time Super Bowl MVP was a good example of and ·the 2007 NFL MVP, the (AP) - Kevin O'Connell is way Cassel did. "He's working as hard as everybody else around here," O'Connell said. ''He's doing everrthing he can. I'm just look•ng forward to working with him the rest of the season." Brady was spotted with · new wife Gisele Bundchen at a charity gala on Tuesday night, but he was not at practice on Wednesday. Brady had been working out at the stadium this week, a·Patriots spokesman said, but the organized team activity was designed for rookies and free agents who needed the time to get used· to the playbook. "I'm learning the system, so I 'Can compete without hesitation,'' said free agent . running back fred Taylor, who spent his first 11 years with the Jacksonville Jaguars. "I don't want to feel like a rookie out there." ..Vick needs mone~ but does ·the NFL need Vick? Michael · Vick hit the highway on his first day of semi-freedom, setting off on a I ,I 76-mile road trip from Kansas to his Virginia home, where he will make the transitipn· from prisoner to his new career as day l!!borer/Humane Society . orusader. · For some strang(1 reason Vick brought along a videographer to re~ord the trek, bathroom pit stops and all. There was security, too, j\ISI in case some deranged PETA sort lurked at a Waffle House along the Way. ; There's a good chance )'OU can read all about it in the near future. The whole sordid Vick saga may even make the big screen someday, if plans for book and movie deals pan out. · Expect a lot of tears, and not JUSt from those sad~~~ned by what Vick and his poss~ liked to do with the}r fightmg · dogs . No, th1s would be a tale of redemptl' on and ·rebirth about a man who once had e'veryihing and now has nothing . · Nothing. that is, if you fd1et the two lavish homes lin . three luxury cars that ate still in the stable . But tflose could go , too, if a federal · bankruptcy judge ·d-oesn't like what he sees when Viele appears before him next month with a new plan to pay the millions owed his creditors. ' The man who once disririssed a $1 ,000 gift to his rnother as "chump change" will need to work three weeks in his new construefion job to earn that much after .taxes. His other duties lfith the Humane Society have yet to be agreed upon, tiut the payoff from them will come in a diffe rent form of currency. Together, the two gigs won't be enough to pay the ii}ectric bill or fuel up the !lange R~ver. They won't even bcgm to make a dent in the !;8 million or so the bankruptCY judge estimates Yick will need to make They will be the people holding up pictures of maimed annuals outside of stadiums if Vick is allowed · to play in the NFL again. They 're the ones who will rally around calls by animal activists to boycott anything that Vick is involved in. But, just as I think it is over each of the next three inevitable Roger Goodell · years to pay everxone off. · will reinstate Viele's right to Granted, a book or movie play, it's just as certain that could help. But, really, some team will risk offenddon't we know enough ing sponsors and fans and about Vick already? Would take a chance on him . anyone reach into their lt probably won't happen pocket to leam more? this sea.Son. Goodell says My guess is no. And that he won't ·even speak to means any chance Vick has Vick until his semi-house of emerging from his finan - arrest ends July 20, a· few cial mess . depends on one days before training camps t·hing . open. He has to make it on the It shouldn't happen this football field. season . lt's too soon and, as The question then l pointed out the other day, , becomes , will someone the ·wounds are still way give him that chance? too raw. Ask the players around But it will happen. As the NFL, as various sure as someone like Jerry Associated Press writers Jones or AI Davis still owns · did on Wednesday, and the a team • 1't w•'IJ happen · unanimous opinion is that The usual list of suspects, of some team should. To a . course • beg•·ns and ends man , tliey . said Vick has. w1~h the c;owboys and paid a huge price for h.is ·Ra1ders v r · Ne1ther tea m h,as misdeeds and should be e e. been able to res1st w I d b k . h addmg a "problem" to the e come ac mto t e roster, and Vick would like:eeargue, the sooner the bet- ly be· available cheap, at · least at first "He ' s pat'd h'IS debt," Sal'd . teams could A few other 49ers ktck returner Allen be in the mix , perhaps the Rossum, who play~d thr~ Redskins or the Dolphins . seasons .. with V•ck ID Most others, though, will Atlanta .. He . deserves an wash their ·hands of it all. opportun..ty hke anybody either taking the moral high else. He s. ~ . ~ood guy at ground or saying they're heart and 1t s lime for peo- happy with the quarter- . pie to let him move on wi~h backs they have. his hfe and get ~ack m th1s Vick 's long joume.y back game, where he s one of the began Wednesday with a best play~rs out there. I've long drive home , his future known h1m for five years. no more certain than it was He's a good guy." . before he 'was sent to ':' lot .of dog owners prison . People who have m•ght d1spute that. So talked to him say he seems might others sickened by genuinely remorseful , and the report of a confidential eager to try to show that informant who said that in he's not the monster a Jot of .addition to killing dogs, Americans believe he is . Vick . and others would If he's able to do that, sometimes toss household getting someone to pay him pets in with their · fighting to play football might dogs just for the fun of it. become a lot easier. HAMPTON, Va. (AP) - ·on condition of anonymity that will depend more on Michael Vick is out of because the person was not deeds than words. · prison. and headed home, authorized to comment on "It goes beyond, 'Has he broke and reviled for run- the matter. The person did paid his debt to society?' ning a dogfighting ring, out not know the reason for the Because I think that from <I hopeful for a second video~rapher. · legal standpoint and· financhance at his once-charmed Avotding the media will ciallr and pe!sonally. h~ · life as a star NFL quarter- be tougher in Hampton, has,' Blank sa 1d at an NFL back . where he will serve two owners' meeting The suspended quarter- months iii home confine- · Wednesday. back served 19 months in ment . His five-bedroom Part of Vick's problem prison on the dogfighting brick house is at the end of was the company he kept i conviction that capped one a cul-de-sac, where at least Blank .said, and weeding of the most astonishing a half-dozen satellite trucks out the bad influences and falls in sports history - and several reporters and associating with people one that stole his wealth camera crews awaited his who have his best interests · return. Out back , between at hea(t will be a key to and popularity. "Football is on the back- the. house and a pond, redemption and a possible burner for now,'' said agent mamtenance . workers got return to the NFL. · Joel Segal, who negotiated the swimming pool ready. · ·~There's the expression Vick's 10-year, $130 milVick was sentenced to 23 lion contract with the months in federal prison for 'you are what you eat .' To · Atlanta Falcons but will be financing a dogfigh'ting some e)(tent, you are who asking for substantially less · conspiracy. He 'won't be you bang with too, and that' if his tarnished client's sus- released from federal cus- does have an·effect on lives pension is lifted by NFL tody ·until July 20, but his for all of us,'' he said. Commissioner Roger departure · . from Viele's NFL future Goodell. . Leavenworth begins a new remains a mystery. "Mike's already paid his Falcons owner Arthur chapter. . "It's a happy day for him dues," Falcons receiver and Blank said Vick deserves a second chance, but it won 't to be startm~ this part of former teammate Roddy be with Atlanta, which has the process,' said Larry White said Wednesday. "He· severed ties with its former Woodward , Viele's w~nts . to play foo.tball . l star. Virginia-based attorney, .th1nk 1f he gets rernstat7d Vick , who turns 29 in said. " He looks forward to before the season, there 11. June, left the federal peni- meeting the challenges he be a couple of teams .that teiltiary in Leavenworth, has to meet." will be after him and giv~< Kan., by car early His ultimate goal .is a· him a chance to play." . . Wednesday, undetected by return to the NFL ,. .but People for the EthiCal hordes of reporters · who Woodward said Vick's first Treatment of Animals said ·. had staked out the prison . . priority "is spending time Vick lloesn't deserve tha~ · He was accompanied on with his childrtn and his chance until he passes psy• the I ,200-mile ride by his loved ones ."· chological tests proving be Chief among his chat- is capable of feeling gen. fiancee, Kijafa Frink, a videographer and several· Ienges is rehabilitating his uine remorse. · · members ofa security team image and convincing the . "Our position would be assembled by Vick 's public and Goodell that he .the opportunity to play in · lawyers and advisers, a per- is truly sorry for his crime, the NFL is a privilege, not a son familiar with the plans and that he is prepared to right ;" PETA spokesman · told The Associated Press live a different hfe - g_oals Dan Shannon said. • J. REED Lafleur, 23, also of Athens Cpunty, BREEOOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM were each charged with murder, aggravated burglary and robbery POMEROY The • Meigs and face aggregate sentences of 15 · County Grand Jury has indicted an years to life plus 18 years, Athens County man and woman on Prosecuting Attomey Colleen S. charges relating to the .murder of ail Williams said. Albany man earlier this month. . Both are in jail in lieu of$500,000 Trinity Whitcraft, 29, Stewart, · and $250,000 cash bonds, respecalso known as Ty Tolley, and Nicol tively, after initial appearances in BY BRIAN f • • • Meigs County Court a week ago . They were· arrested after using a debit card allegedly stolen from the victim, Winfield Hardiman of Darst Road, at several Albany-area businesses. · Investigators from the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation believe Whitcraft. and Lafleur intended to rob.Hardiman.An autopsy determined that Hardiman died of blunt force tnluma. Williams said the BCI; sheriff and prosecutor's staff made the arrests· as the result of a "determination to follow every lead ." . Both Whttcraft and Lafleur have prior criminal convictions in Athens County Common Pleas . Court, Williams said . Special . ,prosecutor expected in police shooting investigation · BY BRIAN Pag, A3 ~ .Howard English sr:, at .• BObby Joe WoHe•.74 IN'sii>E . POMEROY - Athens · County · PrOsecuting Attorney C. David Warren will be appointed special prosecuting attomey . n'l the case of a police office( discharging a firearm during his employment, resulting in the injury of another person. Me1gs County · Commissioners. and Prosecuting · Attorney Colleen Williams have asked · Judge Freid W. Crow lli to request Warren's appoi~J.t· ment; . . Commissioners approved · t.he · reques.t at Thursday's regular.meeting. The request does not name the officer involved in the investi~ation , but on April IS, M1ddleport Patrolman Steven Koebel fired two shots at James Gray lV, Gallipolis·, . who has since been tndicted for fleeing and operating a motor vehicle Iinder the .influence. • ·Ariel to.offer theater .· wor~h9P· See Pllge :Al • Uotjl she admits rieed . . . . . Charlene for help, she's a ticking These students were recipients of scholarship awards at the Meigs High School awards assembly Thursday. They are left to rigtlt, front, Ashley l;lell,.Devon S0ulsby, Noah Hajlvandi, Sarah Hubbard1Jahanna Lydic, Sam9:ntha Pridemo~. Jessica bomb. See Page A2 • House panel advances Holliday Jamie Bailey, Ruebel Davis, and Adrian Bolin; second· row, Je.~nifer Fife, Ama~da Gilkey, Clay Bolin, Amber Hockman, Lian Hoffman, Morgan Lerites, Kim Swisher, Calee Reeves, Pliirla Meadows; third row, James Welsh, L.lfldsey global warming bill. Lyons, Courtney Mayes, Matt Hoskeri, Caleb 6evan, Catie Wolfe, KerriVan.Reeth, Ashley Life ; fourth row, Aaron Oliphant, SeePageAJ Eugene .PatteiSon, Kelsey SauteiS, ~ndrew O'Bryant, Mason Metts, Ripley Raubenolt; b~ck row, Morgan Kennedy, Chelsea Smallwood, Briari Rice, Chris ·l<!rig, Catlin Swartz, Crockett Crow, Zachary Story. ~ 1stclass gmduates · , · :tram Ohio early college 0 · school, See Page A3 · Investigation has led the · ... Giving credit where credit's due. · .See Page A6 . Bv CHARU§NE HOEFLICH •· Presidential . · Scholarship · valued ·at $26,000; and Kimberly Swisher; Koebel is back at work, but • A Hunger For More. HOEFliCHOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM valued.at $54,000; Matthe'!" Brian Rice, four-year schol.Buckeye Rural .Electric ..iuse - ·Prosecutor, A3 See Page A6 Hosken who was awarded a arship to Miami University .Cooperative Scholarship, · • SUpport concert for . POMEROY - Thursday 'four-year scholarship by valued at approximately $750, Clay Bolin; at ·Meigs High School was a Rio Grande · Community $27,000. Dennis Bo~gs! Adam band slated Tuesday at Grande Scholarships awarded, ,the Grim Scholarship, $30Q, Southern. day of · recognition for College/Rio :.RVHS. See Page A7 scholastic excellence and University a · scholarship amounts, and the recipients Devan Soulsby; approv~s •• Church plans Puppet Friday Businessmen the awarding of 'over valued at $45,000; Clay · were as follows; Archery $400,000 in scholarships to Bolin, a four-year scholar- scholarship, $2;000 to Jacob KS~holarship, $500, · Chris •KalliOke Theatre show. ship and grant7from Riffle; archery scholarships tmes; graduating seniors . ..;See • ·Page. A7 . College, valued of $500, Chelsea Heidelbe(g College Bv Bl'Tit SERGENT Heidelberg Top scholarship awards and .!vlatt Presidential Scholarship, BSEAOENTOMY!lA.ILYSENTINEL.coM went to James Ernie Welsh at $47 ,200; Chris Kimc;s, 8 Smallwood . eigs High a.·. ch.ie.·vers receive recogn.ition · Thousands given Ill scholars~ip awards ·~~~~$h1~:Brya~;?,!i~ M. II!!!!!!!!.:===== J. REED· BREEDOMYOAilYSENTINEL.COM .. I c.:f:uat rJ~nJ.c~ti~~ a~J - ~~e:~:i!fui~J;~~~~~:;, · school . board personnel Claulfleda ~ ~ Plaeo an ontlno ad Place a newapaper ad •. WEATHER · }J:~it-yourself classified ads Save time and money. Go to www.mydailysentlnel.com ' and click·on Classifieds and follow the user-friendly steps to place your ad .. I , , , , , t/ Do-it-yourself convenience ·t / Easy to use t/ Upload photos and graphics t/ Print and Online options t/ 7 great packages to choose.from The Daily Sentinel www. mydailysentinel..com · Memorial Day Horse Show set Detelta on Page A2 INDEX a 'SilCI'IONS ~ 16 PAGES ·. Annie's Mailbox A2 A2 ¢alendars <;:lassifieds .• ,89-6 .·. )37 Comics •· .. :~ Editorials . Faith AS-7 88 NASCAR ' Obituaries A3 Sports B Section Weather A2 ' who received the Dr. James full tuition music scholar- Haskin; Mason ·Metts, a $10,000 a Jears for four ·· ·f years, an Heidelberg RACINE - Personnel H. and Nellie Rowley ship · (no value announced) ~,our year tu1hon grant rom . College University Grant, Jewell-Manasseh Cutler from Marshall University; Wilmngton College valued $I ,800 a year fodouryears, Qlatters were front and center at the most recent meet· Scholars Award to Ohio Catie . Wolfe, , Malone at $26,000; Clay Bohn; University, valued at over .University, four-year schol· Bedford Township Holzer CliniC Science ing of the Southem Local . $80,000; Amber Hockman arship, valued at $60,000; Scholarships, $500, Ruche! award, $300, Jennifer Fife; Board of Education. The Board accepted the · and Samantha who re.ceived a four-year Mason Metts, an award Davis PluH ,..·Ac:hleven, A3 resignation of Carla Shuler College . from Wilmington College Pridemore; · Muskingum as a teache-r at Southern High School due to retire- . Prosecuting ment . Shuler taught · at Attorney .Southern Local for 38 years . Colleen The Board also approved Williams prehiring the following on sup· pl~mental contracts for the sents the 2009·J 0 school year with ."Golden . salaries reflecting . the Handcuff" Bv BETH SERGENT Southern Local Education award to Sgt. BSEAGENTOMYOt.ILYSENI'INELCOM aJiY:ement: Association Danny Leonard of the Alan Crisp, athleuc diteetor PORrLAND - For the and head girls basketball sheriff's fourth year, the Ohio River coach , Jeff Cald'!Vell, head department Producers, a group comboys basketball coach, Kyle Sheriff Robert prised of Racine Southern Wickline, reserve boys baspeegle and FFA Alumni, are putting on ketball coach, Chad .Assistant an annual Memorial Day Hubbard, eighth grade girls Prosecuting Horse Show which is one of basketball coach, Kati · Attorney are the largest in the ORP's Hubbard, seventh gra(le also pictured. . girls basketball coach. yearly schedule . Sublll- ~1>1110 Board member Don Smith The ORP hold the horse voted against the motion, shows monthly from spring Richard Cooksey, J.oe until October but tnlditionCornell , Jon . Sargent, ally the Memorial Day "Danny worked very hard Rashel Yates were hired to . "It is· a way to thank and Horse Show is the largest. STAFF REPORT COM recognize officers who on these cases," Williams work the summer science This year's show will once MDSNEWSOMYIJol\llYSENT1NEL ' exhibit professionalism and said. "On behalf of the child and math enrichment camp. again be held at the show excellence in the perfor- . victims especially, we just The stipend for the camp is POMEROY Sergeant ring behind the Ponland mance of ' t heir duties, and wanted to thank him in this Community Center. Warms Daniel Leonard of the extraordinary dedication to public way ·and let him $500. The follbwing certified personnel were hited to ups begin at I0 a.m. and the Meigs County Sheriff's the public ," Williams said. know that we appreciate bis work summer school at Department has been named show starts at IJ a.m. on . Leonard is a 20-year vet- efforts." the fitst recipient of the Southern Elementary for Monday. There is a $3 "Golden The name of eaeh recipient $23 per hour, not to ex~ Handcuff Award." eran county employee. He grounds fee and most events Prosecuting · Attorney was chosen for the award will be engraved on a tillvelare .$2 except for the more Colleen · S. Williams .has for his work on a number of ing plaque, and each recipi- $1 ,288: Carolyn Robinson, Pluse,.. Southem. A3 ent will receive a certificate. Plnse see Horse~ AJ begun the quarterly award. child sexual abuse cases. ') ~ t009 Ohio Valley Publlshlng Co. • ·teonard honored with prosecutor's award. ' .' � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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