https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ec9b7bc29a3aeff31b47e85b9e8adb80.pdf 2cb1155b6ef2ed60d122ba96e61d0b4a PDF Text Text • Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, JuD.e 10,2009 www.mydailysentinel.com I I I Reds' pitchers leave ~ats watching in 3-2 win. ' AP photo in this April 3, file photo, San Diego State pitcher Stephen Strasburg throws during a game in San Diego. Nationals select Strasburg ~th top pick in draft : SECAUCUS, N.J. (AP) - The Washington Nationals selected pitcher Stephen Strasburg with the first pick in baseball's amateur draft Tuesday night. Considered one of the most talented prospects in the event's 45-year history, Strasburg went 13-1 with a I .32 ERA this season for San Diego State, leading the Aztecs to their first postseason benh since 1991. · : Featuring a fastball that has been clocked at 102 mph, ~tr~sburg let\ds Division 1 pitcherswith 195 strikeouts in 109 mmngs. He was the only amateur on the U.S. Olymptc baseball team that won a hronze medal in Beijing last summer. Stra~burg went undrat!ed out of high school, but some think he has the ability to go straight from college to the big leagues. "It's tough to say right now," Strasburg said in an interview on MLB Network. "I'm just really enjoying the time · with friends and family right now. We'll see what happens." Signing the right-hander ·could be a challenge for the Nationals , however, because agent Scott Boras is sure to seek a record contract. ''We are thrilled to select someone with the special talents that Stephen possesses," Nationals acting general manager Mike Rizzo said in a statemenl. "Those talents have long been On our radar, and Stephen's domination at San Diego State <md vast experiences gained with Team USA last summer hllve done nothing to change our thoughts about his abilities." . With the second pick, the Seattle Mariners chose. North Garolirta slugger Dustin Ackley, who has batted at least :400 for three consecutive seasons. . . ; Regarded as the best hitter available, Ackley played inostly first base for.the Tar Heels, but his impressive speed makes him a candidate to switch to center field as a pro. : "This is a guy we thought could be here in a short period time," Mariners general manager Jack Zduriencik said in an interview on MLB Network. "The only reason he played first base this year is Tommy John surgery last year. We think this kid's got a really nice future for him ill Seattle." : h was Seattle's highest pick since 1993. when the Mariners took Alex Rodriguez first overall. The San Diego Padres were the first team to go for a high school player, tabbing outfielder Donavan Tate at No. 3. · : A gifted all-around athlete, Tate was a baseball and football star at Cartersville High in Georgia, and he has comJnitted to play both spans at North Carolina. He is the son of former NFL running back Lars Tate. . : Only a few years ago, the baseball draft was held in virtual obscurity via conference call. This year it went prime time for the first time. · · With commissioner Bud Selig announcing picks from the podium, the first round · was broadcast live on MLB p!etwotk. The only thing missing was a Green Room filled with anxious prospects .wearing flashy suits. : Nine of the first 12 picks were pitchers, consideredperhups the biggest strength io this unpredictable draft class. ·;The founh and fifth selections were players who rockete:a up draft boards late. . :Pittsburgh went for Boston College catcher Tony Sanchez, a late bloomer. and Baltimore chose high school right-hander Matthew Hobgood out of California. : San Francisco took another right-hander, Zack Wheeler oot of East Paulding High School in Georgia. The Giants t!!cked right before his hom~town Atlanta Braves, who were thought to be mterested m Wheeler. .·· The Braves then.selected pitcher Mike Minor, who joined David Price and Jeremy Sowers as recent left-handers to be drafted in the first rouncl out of Vanderbilt. ·. Cincinnati chose Arizona State right-hander Mike Leake at . No. 8. and Detroit went for righty Jacob Turner, a Missouri high schooler. . of . successful stan to a six-game slider, and he wa~ doing that most of each one. Jay Bruce road trip. . tonighvl felt like their team was given a two-out pass in Theories, anyone? had some good at-bats, those the second inning and scored "Some of those were counts · guys were trying to wait for on Hanigan's single. Detwiler where a ·guy had shown some pitches to hit, and Johnny was then walked counterpart wildness," · Red·s manager just making pitches and Cueto on four pitches in the Dusty Baker said .."And all of putting guys away." ftfth and put Jeny Hairston on sudden - Bam! - he makes · Anhur Rhodes allowed a base two baners later, keeping WASHINGTON (AP) a quality pitch. That's what solo shot by Cristian Guzman the inning alive for Phillips' With a full count in the third happens when you get a in the eighth. and David two-out double down the inning, Cincinnati Reds called strike three ." Weathers and Cordero fin- right-field line. Cueto and stanerJohnny Cueto threw a The Nationals didn't see ished off the victory for the Alex Gonzalez, who had pitch that maybe, just maybe, them all quite that way. Reds in a ·game that began opened the inning by legging grazed the outside comer. Manager Manny Acta said the alter a rain delay of I hol}r, 47 out a double to lett center, Ryan Zimmerman had strikeout of Keams was "a minutes . Cordero pitched a 1- scored on the hit to break a!already started on his way to real))' bad call" and his play- 2-3 ninth for his 15th save in aU tie. first when umpire Andy ers agreed.lt's just the sort of as many chances. . 'The eritire year it's been Fletcher rung him up. . · thing that happens to a team For the Nationals, the game . the same thing; every time I · Different pitcher, different that's lost ll of 13 and is on - played before yet another walk people they end up scarbatter, but same result in the pace to lose 100 again this small crowd - was an after- ing," Detwiler said. "I had my eighth . Adam Dunn 's trot season. thought on a big day for the opportunity to get out of the toward the first-base bag was "I guess it's got to be pan of club. About 2 112 hours before inning and just didn't make halted when Anhur Rhodes' the game, everyone gets it," the first pitch, Washington my pitch." slider away was judged to Zimmerman said. "Like l used the No. l overall pick in Notes: The Reds broke a have barely painted the black. said, · it seems like we get ·it the draft to select college six-game road losing streak tO And how did the game end? more th:m anyone else." pitching phenom Stephen the Nationals. ... Jordan Pinch-hitter Austin Kearns Cueto (6-3) accounted for Strasburg, who is billed as the . Zimmermann had been thought he had drawn a low five strikeouts and allO\ved type of franchise player that scheduled to siart for pitch for ball fourfrom closer only four hits over seven can help tum around the Washington, but he was Francisco Cordero, but innings, the only noteworthy worse team in the majors. fatigued after throwing a side Fletcher cranked his arm once damage coming pn a solo· Ross Detwiler, another session on Saiurday. His tum more. homer by Elijah D,ukes in the recent high draft · pick, was skipped, and he·'ll rejoin The Reds struck out nine fout1h. The rigflt-hander's allowed three mns over six the rotation on Saturday.... batters in Tuesday night's 3-2 ERA dropped to 2.33 after the innings to take the loss: Reds manager Dusty Baker win over the Washington sixth stan this season in which Detwiler (0-3), the No. 6 said 3B Edwin Encarnacion is Nationals, and seven watched he allo)'Jed one or no runs. overall selection in 2007, has "about the same" after an strike three go past without a :·He's got dominant stuff." yet. to !Jitch more. tJ:an six MRI on Monday and will swing of the bat. All satd Cueto's catcher, Ryan mnmgs m five maJor league need more · treatment hefore Cincinnati's batters needed Hanigan. "Sometimes you get starts. going out on a rehab assignwere some timely walks and a · frozen up when a guy hits the. Detwiler walked three bat- ment. Encarnacion broke his pair of two-out hits to notch a comer at 94 (mph) or paints a ters, and the Reds made the wrist on April27. .. to host gathering this weekend, As problems of old Chrysler linger, A6 ~ Prinled on 100% · Rec:yrled Newsprint~· Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ! ,I o ( I \:TS • \" nl. ,) H. :\' n . SPORTS :•'KareentMagic's Howard 'kind of prediclabte.' See Page .B l Without additional money. Ellis Park in western Kentucky would have to . close after this year, owner Ron Geary said. ·. "We need some help and we need it now," Geary said. "I've said our signature industry is fading away." "When people think of the horse industry, they're thinking in large .part oft)te horse farms that are here, the breeders and that sort of thing," said Martin ,Cothran, spokesman for the antigambling group Say No .to Casinos: "The proponents of this bill are playing off if that image, and yet, most of the money isn't going there in this bill. It's going to the tracks." · But. the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission voted unanimously to back .the proposal Tuesday afternoon. Veterinarian Foster Northrop, a commission member, said the bill would help ease the state's _financial woes, not just bolster tracks. "This is going to help all Kentuckians," . Northrop said. "A lot of the 'No' votes are just voting 'No' against the racetracks. I think they need to look at the big picture." :!; I ~ I Ill ' RS J) Rizer Bv BAtli.N J. \) . ,) t :\ 1·. 1 1 , :l 009 ,, OBnuARIES PageAS . • Golda Riiclcl~. 94 INSIDE • l:iolzer Hospice " benefits from · Foundation, Tree·of .· Love.. See Page A3 . • Family Medicine. ~Page A3 • Law You can Use. See Page AS . . .INDEX . : -AMRA Modlllado, Puro StDcu, Four Cyllndero, Mln~tdto• • Regular O.naral AdmiUton $11 Sr. CIUzena 'SUWIOoldtln Bucuy. cant "" II. Sl!CTlONS p Calendars HOOtowlnl Chfck Our Wtbsife Cla~sifieds REED BREEDOMYOAILVSENTINEL.COM . POMJ!ROY A · Portland woman charged in the April murder of her husband has asked tliat statenients she made to. the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation be suppressed. Paula Rizer is charged with aggravated murder in:the April3 shooting. death of her husband, Kenneth Rizer, Sr., who wrui found dead i!t the cou-. pie's Lovett Road home from multi· pie gun&hot wounds to the chest. . ~ 12 PAGF.'l A3 Editorials Obituaries B Section Sports GOT PAIN? GET REUEFI w·arecent sp005 injury has left you suffering, we can help! Weather A3 @ •009 Ohio V.Uey Publlrihin& <Al. FRENCH CITY CHIROPRACTIC 0<. Chno- B. .___ .. ___ 'd 111, 1 , '• !I• case Rizer has pleaded innocent to the "During the course of Agent Willis' · arrest .. Those statements have not charge. She ts represented by Public · questioning, Ms. Rizer invoked her heen made public through the' dis. Defender Herman Carson of nghts under Minlanda, (but) Agent covery process. Athens: Carson has asked Judge Willis did not immediately cease If convicted. Rizer could. face a Fred. W. Crow lii .to supress a state- questioning, but rather. persisted and possible sentence of life without parole, life with parole eligibility/ mentshe gave to.a BCI agent on the · ~arried on with the questioning." day of her husband's death. As a result, Carson said, the after 20 years, 25 years or 30 yeats. . According to Carson, Rizer was defen.se is asking for an order sup- The indictment against Rizer al;;J questioned by Deputy Scott Trussell · pressing at least pan of the statement ~ontains a fitearms specification. · and Agent Willis of the BCI on slui gave the BCI that day. Crow has adoing a mandatory three'year sen- · April 3. In his motion, Carson ·said not ruled on Rizer's mollon. renee in addition to any other senTrussell administered the required No details surrounding events tence, if she is convicted. Rizer has waived her right to a Miranda advisory to R,izer, and leading to the Rizer shooting have speedy trial. Ajury trial has been set Rizer said she understood her right been given. other than statements to decline to answer questions. · Paull! Rizer made shortly after her for Aug. 18. J. REED . MIDDLEPORT - Young and old . visiting Middleport's three public parks will likely notice some improvements to facilities and landscaping, and the village "s parks and recreation committee continues to planup¥,rades., · Village Counctl Memoer · . Jean Craig, chairman of the recreation committee, discussed the · status of · improvements at MondaY. evening's regular counctl meeting. She said v.olunteer · members of the recreation committee, particularlY. Tom Hoffner, have · contrtbuted 11}3ny hours of work to painting and otherwise tmproving ~ark facilities. Craig sa1d Hoffner also · ·· . . Charlene H.;_nlch/photoo built three new see-saws, Dedication of the restored/renovated Chest&r Academy'will take place at noo,n Saturday. The project ol the Chester-Shade one for each of the three Historical Association was started in 2002 and completed in May: · · . . parks, and they have been mstalled. However, Craig said, the see-saw in Hartinger Park was vandalize(,! in broad 4aylight- just hours after it was installed - by a young child. . . Craig said the police deP.artment knows the. chtld's name and the names and addresses of his parents, and she will encourage the listed on the National BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH police department to pursue HOEFLIGHOMYDAILYSENTINoL.COM . Re~isterofHistorical Pl~ces .. charges against all three . ·Jtmmy Stewart, prestdent Dave Diles Park down· CHESTER - The dedi- of the Chester-Shade town, General Hartinger cation of the Chester Historical Association, will Park and Ferman Moore Academy which over the give the welcome at the Park on. Beech Street have past seven years has under- dedication ceremony after · all seen improvements this gone . extensive . which Charlotte and Everett spring. Fences .and park restoration/renovation will Grant of the Daughters of benches have been painted, be held at noon Saturday. America which meets in·the In preparation for Saturday's dediCation, Mary Powell, grant equipment . has · been The: two-story building Academy and assisted with writer for the Chester-Shade Historical Association, tepatred and upgraded, and with a full basement was fund raising f<;lr the project, arranges historical court records ·on a shelf on the other cosm~uc improvebuilt about 1840 <Jn the lot . will present the flags. .Academy's second floor Heritage Library. ments are planned. . adjacent to the Chester Others participating in the The village has approved development purchase of a Live Oak tree Courthouse on the hill over- ceremony will be the River .Frederick, the closing .prayer. economic Mick Davenport, presi- director, will speak. lOOking the Commons in the Blend .Barbershop Quartet for Moore Park, to provide center of the village of singing the National Anthem, dent of the Meigs County . Tours of the Academy shade for those visitmg that of County will follow the dedication · neighborhood park hehind Chester. Both the, Chester and God Bless America, Board and ceremony. Refreshments Courthouse, restored in the Mary Jo Barringer giving the Commissioners, PINse SN Perks, AS 1990s, and the Academy are invocation, and Jerry Christi Lynch, regional will be served. ~J' Comics €~~~~z,1iri-6:::~~1UL1" ~ d 1 .... , Financial report given ·on London Pool ·B~tter customer service Swimming·lessons ' night swims ofFered community to repair the discussed· at Chmnber . facthty after a flood event . • Klda 12-under F - • Pltll$30 l:f~l!2!i) 1 II BY BETH SERGENT Annie's Mailbox Coming June 11-Four Cplln- tnvllllllofllll d Chest.er Academy , dedication set for Saturday Details on Page A3 Ga,.. 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Ius package of its own under Twelve other states - state, under the proposal, Gov: Steve . Beshear's pro- including Kentucky neigh- bringing in $360 milhon to posal to allow video gam- bors West Virginia and the state coffers. Tracks bli.ng in the s~ate , with the Indiana - allow betters to would pay more or less for bulk of the proceeds going wager on video gambling · their licenses depending on to the tracks. machineS, slot machines or the number of terminals The Kentucky Lottery other casino-style games, sought. An extra license Corp. woulll oversee video according to the American would be available, worth slot machines to be allowed Gaming Association's 2009 up to $100 million to the exclusively at race tracks in State of the States repon. state . the state under the plan Expanded gamblin~ ·supThe state wo.uld initially Beshear released Tuesday. · porters say Kentucky's horse collect about $300 million in Military personnel and peo- industry is losing · moriey, revenue the first two years; ple who own motor vehicles and horses, to other states that number. drops· !o •about would. also get a financial that s'upplement their tracks $270 million by the fifth and bonus under the plan. and purses with revenue subsequent years, Beshear "Kentucky's signature from additional gambling. spokesman Jay Blanton said. horse racing industry is in a Beshear, a Democrat, About $18 million of state state of crisis," Beshear said made expanded gambling a money would go to elimiin a s(atement. "!believe my centerpiece of his 2007 nate the state income tax for proposal will help level .the guhematorial campaign. He people on activo military playing field for Kentucky's has tried and failed to 'get the duty . . Kentucky motorists 'horse industry." · . legislature to pass a more would also get a 50-perceni Be shear ordered Kentucky ambitious plan that would credit on motor vehicle lawmakers to hold a special have offered voters a consti- taxes . Race tracks would collect session this Monday to tutional amendment and lee) address the gambling issue . to full-scale casinos in nearly 60 percent of the and the state's looming $1 Kentucky. . · gambling revenue during the billion budget sh011fall. The . Now, Beshear vows to first five years and about 50 General Assembly also is to help. the horse mdustry bet- percent by the fifth year; consider legislation to han- . ter compete with other rae- according to the proposal. die new bridge construction ing states by giying them the .Purses and other incentives .tmd economic development ability to· make money off of for thoroughbreds and other tax breaks. slot machines. The plan, horse breeds would split But the gambling plan - Beshear said, also would 14.5 percent of the net gamheated·ly debated in boost purses and other bling revenue. . BSERGENTOMYDI\ILYSENTINEL.COM SYRACUSE ..: London Pool Manager Heather Smith recently reported to Syracuse Council financial statistics on the London Pool which opened Memorial Day weekend. As of June 3, Smith said London Pool hils brought in $833.40 in concessions, $962.76 in daily admission, $140 in parties·•. $! ,510 in passes. In all, the pool has generated $3,446.16 in revenue as of June 3. The pool was closed three days due to repairs and one day due to weather but Smith said total attendance was at 1,115 people. · Smith told council she was concerned about .. · • finances and how to keep the pool open next year. She cited a low number of privale parties being booked as a concern as well. In addition , Clerk-Treasurer Sharon Cottrill said there, were $6,000 in expenses waitingtobel'aidoutofthe pool fund whtch had a bal-. ance of .$20.181.84. The payroll is also a significant expense because the law requires a set amount of . lifeguards be on duty at all times and even more for larger crowds, such as pool parties. · London Pool is the only public. swim.ming P?OI operaung In Metgs County. This is the third year · the pool has been open after a large fundraising effort throughou1 the '· in 2004. Smith also reponed the pool is offering swimming lessons beginning on Monday. Monday ·June 19 is for level one swimmers; June 22-26 is for level two; July 13- 17 is for level 1three; July .20·24 is for level four. Swim ·lesson times are from 8:45-9:15 a.m .• 9:30-10 a.m .• 10:1510:45 a.m. Call the pool to register at 992-5418. Another new addition to attract more swimmers will be night swims which began this week and · are held from 7-9 p.m . on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Admission is $2. The closing date for the London Pool this year is Au~ . 16, a day ~ore the Metgs County Fair begins. · " BY BETH SERGENT · BSEAGENTOMYDAILYSOOINELCOM POMEROY - Better customer service and a farmers market were front and center at this week's business-minded luncheon of the .Meigs · County Chamber of Commerce. Brent Patterson, director of the Rio Grande Meigs Center discussed customer service, a topic which will coincide wi.th an upcoming seminar on the subject sponsorecJ ·by the chamber on the last Thqrsday in June at the Pomeroy Library. The time for the meeting is still pending. Patterson and the Rio Grande Meigs Center will also be coordinating the upcoming customer service seminar. · · ' Patterson told chamber members superior customer service will increase · their bottom lines . Patterson then introduced il DVD by Bob Farrell who stars in the instructional customer service films · "Give Em the Pickle" and "Leadership Pickles" and "What's Your Pickle?" Chamber members heard . Farrell's rules for creating a lasting relationship with customers, including: Connect with customers, . anticipate your customer's . needs, look for a way to delight customers and exceed their expectations, inspire yourself and others by asking '"am r willing to do what it takes?" . Pl••n IH Chem!Mr, ~ ,. I I �I AROUND THE WoRLD The Daily Sentinel Mexican state bans cops from • carrying cell phones MEXICO CITY (AP) First local police in Monterrey lost their assault rifles after an anned confrontation·with federal agents while protesting the arrest of cops for alleged gang ties. Now officers in Mexico's third-largest city will be stripped of cell phones. The legislature in Nuevo Leon state, where Monterrey is located. unanimously approved a bill banning city and Stllte police from canying personal cell phones while on duty in an effort to prevent conupt officers from communicating with drug gangs. Lawmakers approved the measure late Tuesday. a day after municipal poltce in Monterrey pulled guns on masked federal agents during a standoff that sent motorists scrambling for cover - and -underscored tensions .over a crackdown on drug corruption among lawmen. Earlier this month, federal forces raided police stations in 18 towns in Nuevo Leon, which borders Texas, and detained 78 officers suspected of working with drug smugglers. The operation came after soldiers found Iisis of police names in the possession of suspected drug traffickers in May. State lawmaker Mirthala Castillo said the cell phone ban would take effect later this month. City police spokeswoman Sidlayin Robles said it was not clear how the ban would . be enforced. Officers in Monterrey complained that they are finding themselves unable to d'o their jobs. · "We patrol certain areas and we have a cell phone so ·the neighbors can call . us if ·there is trouble," said one officer, who declined to give his ·name. "If they take away our cell phones, they'll have to call the station first and it will take more time to get there." He argued that any officers who have taken payoffs from Mexico's brutal drug gangs have no choice: They either have to tum a blind eye to trafficking or be killed. Federal forces have been conducting sweeps across Mexico to round up local officers and politicians accused of collaborating \1/ith drug cartels. Among those were 10 mayors in Michoacan, the home state of President Felipe Calderon. Many retired army officm have been called on .to run local police forces. Many city police are furious at seeing ~olleagues disarmed and dragged a way in handcuffs. The friction boiled over Monday evening in Monterrey when local officers protesting the arrest of a )J?lice woman who authonties say is a highranking member of the Gulf drug cartel blocked streets and then aimed pistols and assault rifles at federal agents who tried to disperse them. Nuevo Leon's state public safety secretary, Aldo Fasci Zuazua, said state officials stripped municipal police of thetr automatic rifles because ·of the incident. He said such weapons would be given out to city officers only with special permission. · Mexico's drug violence has claimed more than 10,800 lives since 2006, when Calderon launched his antidrug carnpaign.Ahout 45;000 soldiers have been deployed to drug-plagued areas. :. On Wednesday, federal police coordinator Gen. Rodolfo Cruz said a shootout in Durango state killed one federal officer and three gunmen. Federal forces detained three alleged members of the Sinaloa cartel after the confrontation late Tuesday in the city of Durango, the state capital. Cruz said one of the gun.men killed was the top man :for the Sinaloa cartel in ·Durango. Also Wednesday, federal authorities said they have arrested nine state police officers in the state of Morelos. just outside Mexico City, for .their alleged ties to the Beltran Leyva drugcartel. • PageA2 The Daily Sentinel Thursday, June n, 2009 BYTHEBEND ANNIE'S MAILBOX You must decide.what price you are willing to pay 8Y I<ATHV MITCHELL BY MARIA CHENG AND fRANK JORDANS GENEVA - The World Health Organization is gearing up to declare a swine flu pandemic. a move that could trigger both the largescale production of vaccines and questions about why the step was delayed for weeks as the virus continued to spread . On Wednesday, WHO chief Dr. Margaret Chan· quitzed eight coimtries with large swine flu outbreaks to see if a pandemic, or global epidemic, should be declared. After Chan's teleconference, the agency announced that an emergency meeting with _it' flu experts would be held Thu~~ ' Since swine flu first emerged in Mexico and the United States in April, it has spread to 74 countries around the globe. On Wednesday, WHO reported 27,737 cases including 141 deaths. Most cases are mild and require 'no treatment. The world is in phase 5 of WHO's pandemic alert scale, meaning a global outbreak is imminent. Moving to phase 6,the highest level, means a pandemic has .begun. If that declaration is made, it will push drugmakers to fast-track p~oduction of a swine flu vaceine. Chan says she persol)ally believes that a pandemic .is under way, but was seeking clear proof that swine flu is spreading rapidly from person to person outside the Americas before declaring a global epidemic. "Once I get indisputable evidence I wiU make the announcement," she told reporters Tuesday. ·. It would be the first flu paildeinic in 41 years, since t~ Hong Kong flu of 1968. At GlaxoSmithKline PLC, spokesman Stephen Rea ·said: the company was already worki11g with a key ingredient of the swine flu vac~ine to .see bow. quickly doses · could . be produced. Other ·major pharmaceuticals 'like , Sanofi Pasteur have also been working on a swine flu vaccine since WHO .gave them a "seed stock" of the virus last month created by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Rea said it could take up to six months before large amonnts of a swine flu vaccine are available. At the moment, GlaxoSmithKline is still making regular flu vaccine, whicli it expects to be completed by July. After that, Rea said GlaxoSMithKline could speed up its swine flu vaccme production if a pandemic is declared. Once that announcement is made, the company would be obliged to fulfill contracts it signed with countries including 2 h ohtr ion \\"ar APphoto People suspected to be infected with swine flu wail for tests at Government Chest Hospital in Hyderabad, India, Sunday, June 7. India's Health Ministry has confirmed Saturday three new cases of swine flu, bringing the country's total to. eight. More t;,an 27.000 confirmed cases of swine flu have been reported since thf! start of the outbreak, according to the World Health Organization. Confirmed swine flu cases With deaths in parentheses . _ PaniiiiiJIJ~ ,00 1,000 . 1 to 9 10 to 99 to 999 to 5,717 NOTE: Deaths Include one In CoSta Rica and one In the !Xlminican Republic. 1,694· (2) ,. . AP SOURCE: World H~llh Organization Britain, Belgium and. France, promising to provide a pandemic vaccine as soon as possible. · If a global outbreak is · announced, countries would likely activate their own pandemic preparedness plans if they haven't already. That could mean devoting more money -to health services or imposing measures !Ike quarantines, school closures, travel bans and trilo;le restrictions - · some of whil!h WHO opposes. . According to WHO's own .pandemic criteria, a global qutbreak means a new flu virus is spreading in at least two world regions. · With · thousands of cases in North America and hundreds in Japan, Australia and .Europe, many experts say that threshold has l!li'eady been reached, but the U.N. agency has held off on mal\ing the pandemic call for political reasons. · "If you look at the sci: ence, we were at phase 6 weeks ago," said Michael Osterholm, a flu expert at the University of Minnesota who has advised the U.S. government on pandemic preparations. "What's happening right now is not about. public .health surveillance and scii:nce," he told The AssoCiated Press in an inter· view Wednesday . . "It's abo~t P'!litics and risk commumcallon." Osterholm said WHO's delayed . decision has cost the agency credibility. . "As soon as you try to incorporate risk messaging into science, you are on a slippery slope," he said. "WHO has ·exacerbated the issue by dancing around it." In May, several countries . urged WHO not to declare a pandemic, fearing it would .spark mass panic. Th!.' agency appeared to cave into the requests, saying it would rewnte its definition of a global outbreak so that it wouldn''t have to declare one right away for swine flu. · But WHO. officials have been concerned in recent days after seeing media reports and health experts discussing more swine flu cases . than were being reported by the countries themselves. In one 'of the most glaring examples, Britain rushed to report another 75 infections Wednesday, for a total of 750 .cases, after some out. side health officials said the country was not looking very hard for s'Wine flu. Britain's Health Protection Agency insists · the virus is not spreading in commtmities. But three . Greek students recently returned home after catch- ing swine flu in .the U.K:,. proof the virus is spreading more widely than British authorities admit. Two of the cases were documented in the journal of the European Centre for Disease Preventidn and Control. . WHO said 81U10uncing a pandemic would not me~ the situation was worsening, since no mutations have been detecled in the.virus to show it is getting more deadly. One flu . ell pert said WHO's pandemfc dec laration would mean little in terms of how countries are responding to the outbreak; "The writing has been on the wall for weeks," said Chris Smith, a.flu virolo~ist at Cambridge . Univemty, adding he didn't know why WHO had waited so long to declare a pandemic. "WHO probably doesn't want peopie to panic, but the virus is . now unstoppable." office in Seoul last year, The Kaesong complex, and dialogue. We hope there of a · U.N. ban; The . new advocating a tougher policy where 106 South Korean will be a productive result sanctions would put tough on the North. In retaliation, companies operate with some today," Kim, the delegation restrictions on Pyongyang's the reclusive regime cut off 40,000 North Korean work- head, said. exports and financial deallies, halted all major joint ers. is the Koreas' last On Wednesday, Western ings. and allow inspections projects except the Kaesong . remaining reconciliation pro- powers reached agreement of suspect cargo in ports and complex and significantly ject. It makes everything with North Korea's allies on on the high seas. restricted border traffic. The from electronics and watches a proposal to punish The agreement · awaits North's second nuclear test to shoes and utensils, provid· Pyongyang for its latest approval by the U.N. blast on Muy 25 further ing a major source of revenue nuclear test - in detiance Security Council. damaged ties. forthe cash-strapped North. "One of our employees But the park's fate was has been detained for over thrown into doubt after the 70 days and as you all know, North said last month it was the situation in Kaesong canceling what it calls Industrial Complex· is very "preferential" contracts for difficult," said Kim Young- its occupants and writing tak, head of Seoul's 14- new rules for them. The · YOU MONEY? member delegation , before North said the South must leaving on a two-hour road accept them or pull out: trip to Kaesong. ··we are Despite the problems, . Brogan·Warner Grange planning to meet with offi- :'we hope the South-North · Insurance Servlcelnc .cials from the North and 1 relationship will improve solve the problems . with an and. develop iri the future C&11740;ggz.llil8 or visit broal.ll-warner.wlb&llnt4u.com open heart." through this kind of meeting WHEN'S THE LAST TIME ACHECK·UP SAVED w --- ' €lark'I J etuelrp Re111ember Dad on Father'• Day with a gift fro111 Clark'a Jewelry. 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Frankly, I don't care where, or even if, he is buried. ! can affot;d it. but I don't want to spend any part of my chi!dren's inhentance on a fimeral for a grandfather they don't know. Any thoughts? - lndift'erent Son Dear Son: Funeral$ don't have to deplete the family inheritance. Select some" thing simple, and start setting· aside a portion of the annual Christmas aftd birthday money for that purpose. You aren't doing it for pad. You•re doi11g it for your sister. Dear Annie: I read the · letter from "Dysfunctional . in Utah," who COllieS from a family of molesters and whose · brother sexually abused their sister. He now has four young grand<,laughters. Please tell her not to wait another day to inform her sister-in-law. My former son-in-law 's parents and siblings kept the same dirty little secret about him. After it was too late to protect my grandsons from this animal , at turned out he had made plea agreements for at least two similar offenses. My grandchildren will spend ihe rest of their lives in counseling trying to get over what ·these 'people allowed to happen. I wish there was a way to. charge these family members with risk of · injury. Brokenhearted Grandma Annie's Mailbox is written by Kathy Mitchell and Man:] Sugar, longtime edtton of the Ann Lander1 column. Please e·IIUiil your questions to anniesmail· box@comcast.net, or write to:· Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, Chicago, IL 60611 • .To find out p~ore about Annie's Mailbox, and read featurcf by other Creators Syndicate writers . and cartoonists, visit t/fe Creators Syndicate Web page at ww__w.creators.i:om. ·Holzer Ho~pice benefits from Foun~tion, Tree of Love U.S. accounts for nearly half of world's swine flu cases Koreas hold rare talks amid nuclear·tension SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - South Korean officials held rare talks Thursday in North Korea on the fate of a joint industrial complex amid rising ten, sions over Pyongyang's recent nuclear test and the likelihood of new U.N. .sanctions against the com" munist state. South Korea also was expected to demand the release of one of its citizens detained . at the complex since late March for allegedly denouncing the North's political system. Pyongyang has rejected Seoul's repeated requests for his release. and details of his status remained unclear. The talks at the factory park in the North Korean border town of Kaesong are only the second meeting between civilian officials from the two sides in more thim a year, a reflection of the deeply frayed relations and mistrust between the nations struggling to push ahead reconciliation efforts. The South Korean Unification Ministry said the talks had begun, but did not immediately give any further details. Bilateral relations worsened after a pro-U.S., conservative government took · sexually deprived and Mr. AND MARCY SUGAR Phone Sex flUs that need . This makes him a' major Dear Annie: I've been threat to your marriage. married to "Craig" for 38 Decide what price you are years, and for the past 10, willingtopaytoconttnuethe we haven't had much of a relationship. If you want to sexual relationship due to stay with your husband, yw his erectile dysfunction and must cease and desist the various other marital issues. phone sex because you risk I have reconnected by. phOne <;Onvincing yourself you with a man I was in love should be with the other man. :with before f met Craig. In You can ftnd low-cost coonfact, we had a serious rela- seling through your church, Jionship for three years. We the YMCA, United Way, are now having phone sex local hospitals, university about once a week. psychology departments and I lo1•e my husband, bnt graduate school counseling have not been sexually departments, and Recovery, :~uracted to him for a long ·· Inc. (recovery-inc.org) . ·lime . I do. however, fant;t· ~ Annie: My father :Size about my former lover. and stepmother are old and ':We have no plans ro see broke. They squandered all ;each other, but I think about their money on gambling :him obsessively and may and still do. After my par·still be in love with him . I ents divorced, my father and :Can't afford to see a psy- I spoke only occasionally. ;chologist to work this prob- When I manried, lie offered :lenl out. What do you sug- no finl!llcial assistance and .gest? - Confused and didn't even give us a wed:Frustrated ding present. : Dear Confused: We A few years ago. Dad re- . ·know some readers would established contact with me. ~say, "What's the harm in He finally · learned my :phone sex if there's nOthing · wife's name 'after we had ·more?" Here's the problem: been 'married nearly 30 ·You obsess over this man years, although he still · and believe you may be in doesn't know the names of love with him . Plus, you feel my three grown children. Hr\ t FLr ASSOCIATED PRESS WAITERS £ .. ' ' . PageA3 GALLIPOLIS - End of Center . in Gallipolis, and life issues present difficult · boasts · 125 gold-finished challenges .(or many fami- · leaves. . lies. · The Hospace Tree of Love . 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Rplzer For,mdarion, comact ed by our Hosptce Chaplam 1977 and solicits, manages The five-foot bronze tree L1nda Jeffers-Lester at 7~0and volunteers. and invests t:ifts I? .Holzer display is located in the 446-52'/7, or VISit Holzer Hospice is accredit- Health Systems entitles. . lobby of Holzer Medical www.holzer.org. : 'd .FamilY Medjclne Dizzy spells likely linked to inner ear Question: A couple of moves when you move your ·weeks ago I had a coltl.. head. As the fluid moves;-it ·Then,'for a day or so, I was bends tiny fibers, which -dizzy every time I got up. It send messages to your brain is much better now, but 1 about where and how your $till noiice some dizzy head is moving. spells. I am a basically Acute labyrinthitis, . or healthy colle&e st_ud.ent, and inflammation of the vestibunone of my friends fee/like . lar labyfinth, upsets this del- . this. What could be wrong? icate process. A common Answer: The most coni- theory is that inflammation mon cause of dizziness· in increases . the amount of oth~rwise heal.thy peo.pl~ is fluid in the canals, causing . an mner ear mflarnmauon, excess fluid motion when called labyrinthitis. The you move you head and · inner ear is essential iii main- scrambling signals to the :~inin~ our .balance and spa, brail_l that create a false per,!tal onentauon, For.example, · cepuon of mo~elt\ent. :1f you spm around m cu'Cles, Acute labynnthat1s COIJICS the fluid in you~ inner ears . on suddenly and usually starts becomes disturbed, which a week or two follow~ng a ·can create the feeling of cold. As you have discovered, dizziness - like the world is it typically com~ and goes, •whirling arotindJou. · and ·frequently 11 wall heal : Head colds an sometimes . itself. However, some resid. middle ear infections cause ual diiziness associated with . inflammation of the inner <:ertain activities may last for ear, which similarly disrupts t · several weeks after. the motion of inner ear fluid '. Your , doctor would dia~­ and causes dizzy spells, nose acute labyrinthitis often referred to as vertigo. through taking a medical hisThe inner ear is also called tory and conducting a physithe vestibular labyrinth. It cal exam . To do so. he or she lies deep inside of your would move your head in head. behind the eardrum, different ways in an attempt and consists of three hollow, to reproduce the dizzy sensaconnected, . semi-circular tion. If there are other faccanals. These canals contain tors, like advanced age or a a small amount of fluid that recent head trauma, your doctor lnay order a head CT ment process, known as comscan or other lab tests. . pensation. Eventually, most Once acute labyrinthitis is people make a full recovery. diagnosed, your d~tor may Family Medicine® is a suggest medications that help weeldy column. To submit relieve nausea and vomiting, questions, write to Martha A. if necessary. If a bacterial ·Simpson, .D.O., M.BA., infection is ~a~sing ~ Pt'!!b,. OhiO University College ·of lem, prescnpllon anllbaottcs Osteopathic Medicine, P.O. can help clear it up. Box 110, Athens, Ohio · .Avoiding alcohol 'and . 45701, or via e-inail to rerulsmoking are advisable too. erquestions @famUymediSome people require bedrest cinenews.org.M~ irifo,.. or<even hospitalization if.the motion in this column is pro· dizziness is severe, especial- . vided as an educational se,.. ly if it causes intense nausea vice only. It does not replace and vomiting. • tl1e judgment of your per· Normally, the vertigo goes sonal physician, who should away on its .own as either the be relied on to diagnose and inner ear inflammation heals recommend treatment for or your body adjusts to the . any medical conditions. Past confusing · signals from the columns are available online inner ear. Staying physically at wwwfamilymedicine· . active can help this adjust- news.org. ~lei~!~ Counh ~t~nior <:enter l Ur-.JCH SPECIA LS Friday. June 12 Grilled Chicken Mashed Potato Casserole Corn on the Cob Pineapple Upside Down Cake All Dlnnerw $6.50 •. Chef Salada available to Pomeroy/Middleport Area To Call: 740..982·2161 or Fax: 982·7886 Thursday, June u, 2009 Community Calendar Public meetings at rhe Syracuse Community Church (near Hubbard's Grecnhous .) · Norm·an Monday, June 15 Taylor, evangelist; singers, LETART FALLS Letart Township Trustees. Monday through .Friday, regular meeting, 5 p.m., Delores Long, Sid and Carol ·Hayman, Vokes of office building. Faith, Evelyn Roush, Bill Carney, and Atonement. Pastor Joe Gwinn. Clubs and organizations Thursday, June ll CHESTER Shade River Lodge 453 7:30 p.m. at the hall. Refreshments to be served at 6:30 p.m. prior to meeting. · ' TUPPERS . PLAINS The Tuppers Plains VFW Post 9053 will meet at 7 p.m. Meal to be' served at 6:30p.m. Monday, June 15 POMEROY. - Pomeroy Chapter 186, O.E.S .. 7:30 p.m. at tl)e hall. Election of officers. Potluck at 6:30p.m. Tuesday, June 16 MIDDLEPORT - Special meeting · of Middleport Lodge 363, . 7 p.m., with work in Entered Apprentice degree. Dinner at 6:30. All Master Masons inviteQ. Reunions Sunday, June 14 KYGER · CREEK . Annual reunion of the family and friends of Elbert and Delia Setver Gillilan, 12:30 p.m. dinner, at the Kyger Creek power plant club house. Take a covered dish . Church events Friday, June 12 . LONG BOTTOM Gospel sing with "Redeemed," 7 p.m., . Faith Full Gospel Church. Sunday, June 14 POMEROY - Forest Run United Methodist Church hosts reception for Minersville United Methodist Church members . after 9 a.m. service. f()MEROY - Gracemen to sing at · 10:30 a.m. service, Laurel Cliff Free . Methodist Church. .. Monday, June 15 SYRACUSE - Rev.ivul . services, Tp.m., June !5-20. Youth events Saturday, June 13 TUPPERS PLAINS ~ Signups for ~tern Youth Football League,, 10 a.m. to noon, Ea~tem High School. $30 fee per child. Birth certificate required. Infonnatipn from Phil Hoffman, 6670400. Signups at same times · on June 20. ·. Other events Saturday, June 13 GALLIPOLIS - River Cities Military Family Support Community "Get. Acquainted" picnic, 4 p,m. at the Haskins Park shelter house, Gallipolis. Meat, be·verages. and rablewlU'e provided. Picnic open' to .all active-duty military families, veterans' organazations, and anyone wanting to · know more about this mill, tary support group. ·. MIDDLEPORT - 8enefit gospel sing, 6 f.m, Old Bethel Freewil Baptist Church, off Ohio 7. Featured singers: Sanqra Wise, Charlie and .Ellen Rife, Christian Echoes. Rutland . Freewill Baptist Church Choir, Jerry and Diane Frederick, ilnd Srian and Family Connections. Proceeds ·benefit Fall Harvest Gospel Sing. Birthdays SIUiday, June 14 LONG BOTIOM - Ruth Stethem will ob~erve . her 106ih birthday on June 14.A lifetime resident of Long . Bottom until a few years ago, she resides with her son and daughter-in-law, Gerald and Faye Stethem, in Canton . Cards may be sent to her at ~911 Lake O'Springs, Ave. NW. Canton, Ohio 44718. Local Weather Thursday.••Showers likeFriday ...Mostly ·cloudy ly. 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Lawmakers approved the measure late Tuesday. a day after municipal poltce in Monterrey pulled guns on masked federal agents during a standoff that sent motorists scrambling for cover - and -underscored tensions .over a crackdown on drug corruption among lawmen. Earlier this month, federal forces raided police stations in 18 towns in Nuevo Leon, which borders Texas, and detained 78 officers suspected of working with drug smugglers. The operation came after soldiers found Iisis of police names in the possession of suspected drug traffickers in May. State lawmaker Mirthala Castillo said the cell phone ban would take effect later this month. City police spokeswoman Sidlayin Robles said it was not clear how the ban would . be enforced. Officers in Monterrey complained that they are finding themselves unable to d'o their jobs. · "We patrol certain areas and we have a cell phone so ·the neighbors can call . us if ·there is trouble," said one officer, who declined to give his ·name. "If they take away our cell phones, they'll have to call the station first and it will take more time to get there." He argued that any officers who have taken payoffs from Mexico's brutal drug gangs have no choice: They either have to tum a blind eye to trafficking or be killed. Federal forces have been conducting sweeps across Mexico to round up local officers and politicians accused of collaborating \1/ith drug cartels. Among those were 10 mayors in Michoacan, the home state of President Felipe Calderon. Many retired army officm have been called on .to run local police forces. Many city police are furious at seeing ~olleagues disarmed and dragged a way in handcuffs. The friction boiled over Monday evening in Monterrey when local officers protesting the arrest of a )J?lice woman who authonties say is a highranking member of the Gulf drug cartel blocked streets and then aimed pistols and assault rifles at federal agents who tried to disperse them. Nuevo Leon's state public safety secretary, Aldo Fasci Zuazua, said state officials stripped municipal police of thetr automatic rifles because ·of the incident. He said such weapons would be given out to city officers only with special permission. · Mexico's drug violence has claimed more than 10,800 lives since 2006, when Calderon launched his antidrug carnpaign.Ahout 45;000 soldiers have been deployed to drug-plagued areas. :. On Wednesday, federal police coordinator Gen. Rodolfo Cruz said a shootout in Durango state killed one federal officer and three gunmen. Federal forces detained three alleged members of the Sinaloa cartel after the confrontation late Tuesday in the city of Durango, the state capital. Cruz said one of the gun.men killed was the top man :for the Sinaloa cartel in ·Durango. Also Wednesday, federal authorities said they have arrested nine state police officers in the state of Morelos. just outside Mexico City, for .their alleged ties to the Beltran Leyva drugcartel. • PageA2 The Daily Sentinel Thursday, June n, 2009 BYTHEBEND ANNIE'S MAILBOX You must decide.what price you are willing to pay 8Y I<ATHV MITCHELL BY MARIA CHENG AND fRANK JORDANS GENEVA - The World Health Organization is gearing up to declare a swine flu pandemic. a move that could trigger both the largescale production of vaccines and questions about why the step was delayed for weeks as the virus continued to spread . On Wednesday, WHO chief Dr. Margaret Chan· quitzed eight coimtries with large swine flu outbreaks to see if a pandemic, or global epidemic, should be declared. After Chan's teleconference, the agency announced that an emergency meeting with _it' flu experts would be held Thu~~ ' Since swine flu first emerged in Mexico and the United States in April, it has spread to 74 countries around the globe. On Wednesday, WHO reported 27,737 cases including 141 deaths. Most cases are mild and require 'no treatment. The world is in phase 5 of WHO's pandemic alert scale, meaning a global outbreak is imminent. Moving to phase 6,the highest level, means a pandemic has .begun. If that declaration is made, it will push drugmakers to fast-track p~oduction of a swine flu vaceine. Chan says she persol)ally believes that a pandemic .is under way, but was seeking clear proof that swine flu is spreading rapidly from person to person outside the Americas before declaring a global epidemic. "Once I get indisputable evidence I wiU make the announcement," she told reporters Tuesday. ·. It would be the first flu paildeinic in 41 years, since t~ Hong Kong flu of 1968. At GlaxoSmithKline PLC, spokesman Stephen Rea ·said: the company was already worki11g with a key ingredient of the swine flu vac~ine to .see bow. quickly doses · could . be produced. Other ·major pharmaceuticals 'like , Sanofi Pasteur have also been working on a swine flu vaccine since WHO .gave them a "seed stock" of the virus last month created by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Rea said it could take up to six months before large amonnts of a swine flu vaccine are available. At the moment, GlaxoSmithKline is still making regular flu vaccine, whicli it expects to be completed by July. After that, Rea said GlaxoSMithKline could speed up its swine flu vaccme production if a pandemic is declared. Once that announcement is made, the company would be obliged to fulfill contracts it signed with countries including 2 h ohtr ion \\"ar APphoto People suspected to be infected with swine flu wail for tests at Government Chest Hospital in Hyderabad, India, Sunday, June 7. India's Health Ministry has confirmed Saturday three new cases of swine flu, bringing the country's total to. eight. More t;,an 27.000 confirmed cases of swine flu have been reported since thf! start of the outbreak, according to the World Health Organization. Confirmed swine flu cases With deaths in parentheses . _ PaniiiiiJIJ~ ,00 1,000 . 1 to 9 10 to 99 to 999 to 5,717 NOTE: Deaths Include one In CoSta Rica and one In the !Xlminican Republic. 1,694· (2) ,. . AP SOURCE: World H~llh Organization Britain, Belgium and. France, promising to provide a pandemic vaccine as soon as possible. · If a global outbreak is · announced, countries would likely activate their own pandemic preparedness plans if they haven't already. That could mean devoting more money -to health services or imposing measures !Ike quarantines, school closures, travel bans and trilo;le restrictions - · some of whil!h WHO opposes. . According to WHO's own .pandemic criteria, a global qutbreak means a new flu virus is spreading in at least two world regions. · With · thousands of cases in North America and hundreds in Japan, Australia and .Europe, many experts say that threshold has l!li'eady been reached, but the U.N. agency has held off on mal\ing the pandemic call for political reasons. · "If you look at the sci: ence, we were at phase 6 weeks ago," said Michael Osterholm, a flu expert at the University of Minnesota who has advised the U.S. government on pandemic preparations. "What's happening right now is not about. public .health surveillance and scii:nce," he told The AssoCiated Press in an inter· view Wednesday . . "It's abo~t P'!litics and risk commumcallon." Osterholm said WHO's delayed . decision has cost the agency credibility. . "As soon as you try to incorporate risk messaging into science, you are on a slippery slope," he said. "WHO has ·exacerbated the issue by dancing around it." In May, several countries . urged WHO not to declare a pandemic, fearing it would .spark mass panic. Th!.' agency appeared to cave into the requests, saying it would rewnte its definition of a global outbreak so that it wouldn''t have to declare one right away for swine flu. · But WHO. officials have been concerned in recent days after seeing media reports and health experts discussing more swine flu cases . than were being reported by the countries themselves. In one 'of the most glaring examples, Britain rushed to report another 75 infections Wednesday, for a total of 750 .cases, after some out. side health officials said the country was not looking very hard for s'Wine flu. Britain's Health Protection Agency insists · the virus is not spreading in commtmities. But three . Greek students recently returned home after catch- ing swine flu in .the U.K:,. proof the virus is spreading more widely than British authorities admit. Two of the cases were documented in the journal of the European Centre for Disease Preventidn and Control. . WHO said 81U10uncing a pandemic would not me~ the situation was worsening, since no mutations have been detecled in the.virus to show it is getting more deadly. One flu . ell pert said WHO's pandemfc dec laration would mean little in terms of how countries are responding to the outbreak; "The writing has been on the wall for weeks," said Chris Smith, a.flu virolo~ist at Cambridge . Univemty, adding he didn't know why WHO had waited so long to declare a pandemic. "WHO probably doesn't want peopie to panic, but the virus is . now unstoppable." office in Seoul last year, The Kaesong complex, and dialogue. We hope there of a · U.N. ban; The . new advocating a tougher policy where 106 South Korean will be a productive result sanctions would put tough on the North. In retaliation, companies operate with some today," Kim, the delegation restrictions on Pyongyang's the reclusive regime cut off 40,000 North Korean work- head, said. exports and financial deallies, halted all major joint ers. is the Koreas' last On Wednesday, Western ings. and allow inspections projects except the Kaesong . remaining reconciliation pro- powers reached agreement of suspect cargo in ports and complex and significantly ject. It makes everything with North Korea's allies on on the high seas. restricted border traffic. The from electronics and watches a proposal to punish The agreement · awaits North's second nuclear test to shoes and utensils, provid· Pyongyang for its latest approval by the U.N. blast on Muy 25 further ing a major source of revenue nuclear test - in detiance Security Council. damaged ties. forthe cash-strapped North. "One of our employees But the park's fate was has been detained for over thrown into doubt after the 70 days and as you all know, North said last month it was the situation in Kaesong canceling what it calls Industrial Complex· is very "preferential" contracts for difficult," said Kim Young- its occupants and writing tak, head of Seoul's 14- new rules for them. The · YOU MONEY? member delegation , before North said the South must leaving on a two-hour road accept them or pull out: trip to Kaesong. ··we are Despite the problems, . Brogan·Warner Grange planning to meet with offi- :'we hope the South-North · Insurance Servlcelnc .cials from the North and 1 relationship will improve solve the problems . with an and. develop iri the future C&11740;ggz.llil8 or visit broal.ll-warner.wlb&llnt4u.com open heart." through this kind of meeting WHEN'S THE LAST TIME ACHECK·UP SAVED w --- ' €lark'I J etuelrp Re111ember Dad on Father'• Day with a gift fro111 Clark'a Jewelry. CARPET SALE \\ ,.·, v ltl\\l'l'l'd nur prin" on hurulrnl-. ol \lnlt;t\1 1-. ·111111( II .f:.fl. 1ounce Siver~ cxils. ,& 13 cOURT STRBET, POKitROY, OJDO,,740-992·205+ t ;n JH'h . .!Ill' hllt''-1 '1111'' t' htTII ll<lili tr!,! ltll tpral it \ !Itt· pv rft·,·r t ;trpd" 111 t·;uT\ ';rlt· In hn1 tlt'H Lrr pt t lor .lour hnlllt' ... II'S Ill· HI~ ELSCARPET ~Rings. Chains and Bracelets.~ Key Rings. Money Clips and Zippo LighterS. vn tn t 75 North lnd Ave. Middleport, OH . 740-992-7028 • Dad and his wife (who I barely know) gush about how mucb they love me, but every call includes a discussion about why they need money. After the first few dips in _that well, I quit giving them anything e!lcept at Christmas and birthdays. My sister gets along with Dad, but she's financially challenged. I want to maintain a good relationship with my sister, but I don't want to pay for my father's funeral when the time comes. Frankly, I don't care where, or even if, he is buried. ! can affot;d it. but I don't want to spend any part of my chi!dren's inhentance on a fimeral for a grandfather they don't know. Any thoughts? - lndift'erent Son Dear Son: Funeral$ don't have to deplete the family inheritance. Select some" thing simple, and start setting· aside a portion of the annual Christmas aftd birthday money for that purpose. You aren't doing it for pad. You•re doi11g it for your sister. Dear Annie: I read the · letter from "Dysfunctional . in Utah," who COllieS from a family of molesters and whose · brother sexually abused their sister. He now has four young grand<,laughters. Please tell her not to wait another day to inform her sister-in-law. My former son-in-law 's parents and siblings kept the same dirty little secret about him. After it was too late to protect my grandsons from this animal , at turned out he had made plea agreements for at least two similar offenses. My grandchildren will spend ihe rest of their lives in counseling trying to get over what ·these 'people allowed to happen. I wish there was a way to. charge these family members with risk of · injury. Brokenhearted Grandma Annie's Mailbox is written by Kathy Mitchell and Man:] Sugar, longtime edtton of the Ann Lander1 column. Please e·IIUiil your questions to anniesmail· box@comcast.net, or write to:· Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, Chicago, IL 60611 • .To find out p~ore about Annie's Mailbox, and read featurcf by other Creators Syndicate writers . and cartoonists, visit t/fe Creators Syndicate Web page at ww__w.creators.i:om. ·Holzer Ho~pice benefits from Foun~tion, Tree of Love U.S. accounts for nearly half of world's swine flu cases Koreas hold rare talks amid nuclear·tension SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - South Korean officials held rare talks Thursday in North Korea on the fate of a joint industrial complex amid rising ten, sions over Pyongyang's recent nuclear test and the likelihood of new U.N. .sanctions against the com" munist state. South Korea also was expected to demand the release of one of its citizens detained . at the complex since late March for allegedly denouncing the North's political system. Pyongyang has rejected Seoul's repeated requests for his release. and details of his status remained unclear. The talks at the factory park in the North Korean border town of Kaesong are only the second meeting between civilian officials from the two sides in more thim a year, a reflection of the deeply frayed relations and mistrust between the nations struggling to push ahead reconciliation efforts. The South Korean Unification Ministry said the talks had begun, but did not immediately give any further details. Bilateral relations worsened after a pro-U.S., conservative government took · sexually deprived and Mr. AND MARCY SUGAR Phone Sex flUs that need . This makes him a' major Dear Annie: I've been threat to your marriage. married to "Craig" for 38 Decide what price you are years, and for the past 10, willingtopaytoconttnuethe we haven't had much of a relationship. If you want to sexual relationship due to stay with your husband, yw his erectile dysfunction and must cease and desist the various other marital issues. phone sex because you risk I have reconnected by. phOne <;Onvincing yourself you with a man I was in love should be with the other man. :with before f met Craig. In You can ftnd low-cost coonfact, we had a serious rela- seling through your church, Jionship for three years. We the YMCA, United Way, are now having phone sex local hospitals, university about once a week. psychology departments and I lo1•e my husband, bnt graduate school counseling have not been sexually departments, and Recovery, :~uracted to him for a long ·· Inc. (recovery-inc.org) . ·lime . I do. however, fant;t· ~ Annie: My father :Size about my former lover. and stepmother are old and ':We have no plans ro see broke. They squandered all ;each other, but I think about their money on gambling :him obsessively and may and still do. After my par·still be in love with him . I ents divorced, my father and :Can't afford to see a psy- I spoke only occasionally. ;chologist to work this prob- When I manried, lie offered :lenl out. What do you sug- no finl!llcial assistance and .gest? - Confused and didn't even give us a wed:Frustrated ding present. : Dear Confused: We A few years ago. Dad re- . ·know some readers would established contact with me. ~say, "What's the harm in He finally · learned my :phone sex if there's nOthing · wife's name 'after we had ·more?" Here's the problem: been 'married nearly 30 ·You obsess over this man years, although he still · and believe you may be in doesn't know the names of love with him . Plus, you feel my three grown children. Hr\ t FLr ASSOCIATED PRESS WAITERS £ .. ' ' . PageA3 GALLIPOLIS - End of Center . in Gallipolis, and life issues present difficult · boasts · 125 gold-finished challenges .(or many fami- · leaves. . lies. · The Hospace Tree of Love . Since 1994, Holzer was sponsored by Jennife~ . Hospice has helped families Clarke Mackessy in honor face those challenges with of her late father Dr. Oscar . care and compassion. · W. Clarke, ~he. founder of Hospice offers much needed Holzer Hospace. . .· palliative (comfort) care to The Holzer Fo.undataon as residents in Gallia, Jackson ·. ·a 50l(c)(3) chantable , nonand Mei$s counties as well · profit , l!rganization. The . as porttoris Of Athens, Fo.undatton secures . apd Lawrence ·and Vinton coui!m11nages charitable gifts. to ties in southern Ohip. . benefit the cqmmumues Holzer Hospice provides served. The Board of the foll()wing services to. its . · Directors is comprised of clients: local community citizens • Regular consultations working to meet the specif- . ic health care needs of our. with attending physicians and · ihe hospice medical · community. · director. .· . .Jeffers-Lester said the • Evaluation by registered Holzer Foundation can pronurses for pain and sympvide in.forrnation and as~istom management. tance m · re~ard to takmg Home Hejlth Aideh pro- The Holzer Hospice rr!:': ~C:Zi:YI~c~=~n the ol fqnetary gafts. and do~a·va e persona care, OJl!e· . Holzer Medical Cent•" in Gallipolis. Th.e 5-foot bronze dis- ~~~s. r~cogmzmg oppor ~maker services and resp1te "" miles . m memory or .. m for the caregiver. play featuring 125 gold·.linished leaves is dedicated to the honor of those whom you • Licensed Social Workers late Dr. Oscar W. Clarke, who founded Holzer Hospice. The · value and wasp to rememprovide emotional s~pport, display Is sponsored · by Dr. Clarke's ·daughter, Jennifer ber, gi.ving refe!fal for ass~scounseling and assastance Clarke Mackessy. tance m arrang10g wtlls, hfe with community resources. insurance .and other testa• Trained volunteers assist ed by The Joint Commiss.ion · Holzer Foundation Fund mentary gafts, or for assts· Manager tance in arranging stock and with errands, household and is a ·m~mber ·of the Development tasks, companionship for National Hospice and Linda JefferscLester said pro~rty gifts, establishing patient or caregiver ancl!or Palliative Care· Organization one of the. key support pro~ chantahle gtft annutltes and respite for the caregiver. and the Ohio · Hospice .and . grams for Hospice is the establishment of trusts • Bereavement or after- Palliative Care Organization. . Tree of Love: It is .an ongo- (including charitable car~ services to provide It is one of several Holzer ing campaign which affords ~emainder tr~sts); or provid_·emotional support and grief H.ealth Systems entities that people the opportunity to mg . .complimentary galt ·education for families up to . receives a portion of its ·honor or memorialize. a planmng mformatron and :!3 months after being funding through the Holzer .loved one by having their proposals. . For information about the bereaved. .Foundation. The n~me inscribed on a gold • Spiritual sul'port provi~- Foundation was founded in leaf for a donation of $500. Rplzer For,mdarion, comact ed by our Hosptce Chaplam 1977 and solicits, manages The five-foot bronze tree L1nda Jeffers-Lester at 7~0and volunteers. and invests t:ifts I? .Holzer display is located in the 446-52'/7, or VISit Holzer Hospice is accredit- Health Systems entitles. . lobby of Holzer Medical www.holzer.org. : 'd .FamilY Medjclne Dizzy spells likely linked to inner ear Question: A couple of moves when you move your ·weeks ago I had a coltl.. head. As the fluid moves;-it ·Then,'for a day or so, I was bends tiny fibers, which -dizzy every time I got up. It send messages to your brain is much better now, but 1 about where and how your $till noiice some dizzy head is moving. spells. I am a basically Acute labyrinthitis, . or healthy colle&e st_ud.ent, and inflammation of the vestibunone of my friends fee/like . lar labyfinth, upsets this del- . this. What could be wrong? icate process. A common Answer: The most coni- theory is that inflammation mon cause of dizziness· in increases . the amount of oth~rwise heal.thy peo.pl~ is fluid in the canals, causing . an mner ear mflarnmauon, excess fluid motion when called labyrinthitis. The you move you head and · inner ear is essential iii main- scrambling signals to the :~inin~ our .balance and spa, brail_l that create a false per,!tal onentauon, For.example, · cepuon of mo~elt\ent. :1f you spm around m cu'Cles, Acute labynnthat1s COIJICS the fluid in you~ inner ears . on suddenly and usually starts becomes disturbed, which a week or two follow~ng a ·can create the feeling of cold. As you have discovered, dizziness - like the world is it typically com~ and goes, •whirling arotindJou. · and ·frequently 11 wall heal : Head colds an sometimes . itself. However, some resid. middle ear infections cause ual diiziness associated with . inflammation of the inner <:ertain activities may last for ear, which similarly disrupts t · several weeks after. the motion of inner ear fluid '. Your , doctor would dia~­ and causes dizzy spells, nose acute labyrinthitis often referred to as vertigo. through taking a medical hisThe inner ear is also called tory and conducting a physithe vestibular labyrinth. It cal exam . To do so. he or she lies deep inside of your would move your head in head. behind the eardrum, different ways in an attempt and consists of three hollow, to reproduce the dizzy sensaconnected, . semi-circular tion. If there are other faccanals. These canals contain tors, like advanced age or a a small amount of fluid that recent head trauma, your doctor lnay order a head CT ment process, known as comscan or other lab tests. . pensation. Eventually, most Once acute labyrinthitis is people make a full recovery. diagnosed, your d~tor may Family Medicine® is a suggest medications that help weeldy column. To submit relieve nausea and vomiting, questions, write to Martha A. if necessary. If a bacterial ·Simpson, .D.O., M.BA., infection is ~a~sing ~ Pt'!!b,. OhiO University College ·of lem, prescnpllon anllbaottcs Osteopathic Medicine, P.O. can help clear it up. Box 110, Athens, Ohio · .Avoiding alcohol 'and . 45701, or via e-inail to rerulsmoking are advisable too. erquestions @famUymediSome people require bedrest cinenews.org.M~ irifo,.. or<even hospitalization if.the motion in this column is pro· dizziness is severe, especial- . vided as an educational se,.. ly if it causes intense nausea vice only. It does not replace and vomiting. • tl1e judgment of your per· Normally, the vertigo goes sonal physician, who should away on its .own as either the be relied on to diagnose and inner ear inflammation heals recommend treatment for or your body adjusts to the . any medical conditions. Past confusing · signals from the columns are available online inner ear. Staying physically at wwwfamilymedicine· . active can help this adjust- news.org. ~lei~!~ Counh ~t~nior <:enter l Ur-.JCH SPECIA LS Friday. June 12 Grilled Chicken Mashed Potato Casserole Corn on the Cob Pineapple Upside Down Cake All Dlnnerw $6.50 •. Chef Salada available to Pomeroy/Middleport Area To Call: 740..982·2161 or Fax: 982·7886 Thursday, June u, 2009 Community Calendar Public meetings at rhe Syracuse Community Church (near Hubbard's Grecnhous .) · Norm·an Monday, June 15 Taylor, evangelist; singers, LETART FALLS Letart Township Trustees. Monday through .Friday, regular meeting, 5 p.m., Delores Long, Sid and Carol ·Hayman, Vokes of office building. Faith, Evelyn Roush, Bill Carney, and Atonement. Pastor Joe Gwinn. Clubs and organizations Thursday, June ll CHESTER Shade River Lodge 453 7:30 p.m. at the hall. Refreshments to be served at 6:30 p.m. prior to meeting. · ' TUPPERS . PLAINS The Tuppers Plains VFW Post 9053 will meet at 7 p.m. Meal to be' served at 6:30p.m. Monday, June 15 POMEROY. - Pomeroy Chapter 186, O.E.S .. 7:30 p.m. at tl)e hall. Election of officers. Potluck at 6:30p.m. Tuesday, June 16 MIDDLEPORT - Special meeting · of Middleport Lodge 363, . 7 p.m., with work in Entered Apprentice degree. Dinner at 6:30. All Master Masons inviteQ. Reunions Sunday, June 14 KYGER · CREEK . Annual reunion of the family and friends of Elbert and Delia Setver Gillilan, 12:30 p.m. dinner, at the Kyger Creek power plant club house. Take a covered dish . Church events Friday, June 12 . LONG BOTTOM Gospel sing with "Redeemed," 7 p.m., . Faith Full Gospel Church. Sunday, June 14 POMEROY - Forest Run United Methodist Church hosts reception for Minersville United Methodist Church members . after 9 a.m. service. f()MEROY - Gracemen to sing at · 10:30 a.m. service, Laurel Cliff Free . Methodist Church. .. Monday, June 15 SYRACUSE - Rev.ivul . services, Tp.m., June !5-20. Youth events Saturday, June 13 TUPPERS PLAINS ~ Signups for ~tern Youth Football League,, 10 a.m. to noon, Ea~tem High School. $30 fee per child. Birth certificate required. Infonnatipn from Phil Hoffman, 6670400. Signups at same times · on June 20. ·. Other events Saturday, June 13 GALLIPOLIS - River Cities Military Family Support Community "Get. Acquainted" picnic, 4 p,m. at the Haskins Park shelter house, Gallipolis. Meat, be·verages. and rablewlU'e provided. Picnic open' to .all active-duty military families, veterans' organazations, and anyone wanting to · know more about this mill, tary support group. ·. MIDDLEPORT - 8enefit gospel sing, 6 f.m, Old Bethel Freewil Baptist Church, off Ohio 7. Featured singers: Sanqra Wise, Charlie and .Ellen Rife, Christian Echoes. Rutland . Freewill Baptist Church Choir, Jerry and Diane Frederick, ilnd Srian and Family Connections. Proceeds ·benefit Fall Harvest Gospel Sing. Birthdays SIUiday, June 14 LONG BOTIOM - Ruth Stethem will ob~erve . her 106ih birthday on June 14.A lifetime resident of Long . Bottom until a few years ago, she resides with her son and daughter-in-law, Gerald and Faye Stethem, in Canton . Cards may be sent to her at ~911 Lake O'Springs, Ave. NW. Canton, Ohio 44718. Local Weather Thursday.••Showers likeFriday ...Mostly ·cloudy ly. 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"It's Like Having F(lmily In' The Busin•ess" Serving SE Ohio Sinc0986 '" ' · <:..1 .' ~,;z.;..1.;- The Red camel Trea111en1 Your Curpet and Upho/1·tery Cleaning Solutio11 You Th~ Red Carpet Treatment'' 740-992·888-992- �OPINION -The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 ·FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallyaentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher I Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor .Pam Caldwell Advertising Director · --------------~-----~--------- Cottgress ~hall make tao law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition · the Government for a redress of grievances. - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY · Today is Thursday, June II, the 162nd day of 2009. There are 203 days left in the year. Today's Highlight~ in History: On June II, 1776. the Continental .Congress funned a committee to draft a Declaration of Independence calling for freedom from Britain. On this date: In 1509, England's King Henry VIII married his first wife, Catherine of Aragon. In 1770, Capt. James Cook, commander of the. J3ritish ship Endeavout, discovered the Great Barrier Reef off Australia by running onto it. In 1919, Sir Barton won the Belmont Stakes, becoming horse racing's first Triple Crown winner. • In 1947, the government announced the end of' household and institutional sugar rationing, to take effect the next day. In 1959. the Saunders-Roe Nautical I, the first operational hovercraft , was publicly demonstrated off the southem coast of England. . ln 1963, a Buddhist monk (Thich Quang Due) set himself afire on a Saigon street to protest the government of South Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem. In 1971, Seattle Slew won the Belmont Stakes. capturing the Triple Crown. In 1979, actor John Wayne died in Los Angeles at age 72. In 1985, Karen Ann Quinlan, the comatose patient whose case prompted a historic right-to-die court decision, died in Morris Plains, N.J., at age 31. In 2001, Timothy McVeigh was executed by injection at the federal prison in Terre Haute, Ind., for . the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing that killed 168 people. · Ten years ago: The FBI was seeking the creator of j:ixpl01tZip, a file-destroying computer virus which had hit some of the nation's biggest corporations. Actor DeForest ':; ' -. at age 79. . Kelley of "Star Trek" fame died in Woodland Hills, Calif., . Five years ago: The nation bade a lingering goodbye to former President Ronald Reagan at a stately funeral service .in Washington followed hours later by a hilltop. burial cer· .emony in his beloved California. Oklahoma City bombing conspirator Terry Nichols wa~ again spared the death penalty when jurors who'd convicted him of 161 murder counts deadlocked over his sentence. "Prince of high fashion" Egon von Furstenberg died in Rome at age 57. . One year ago: President George W. Bush, during a visit .to Germany, raised the possibility of .a military strike to ..thwart Tehran's presumed nuclear weapons ambitions; ;Chancellor Angela Merkel joined Bush in urging further sanctions against Iran if it failed to suspend its nuclear enrichment program . For his part, Iranian leader Mahmoud Ahm_adinejad called Bush a "wicked man." Four Boy Scouts -were killed when a tornado hit the Little Sioux :scout Ranch near Blencoe, Iowa. · · . Today's Birthdays:'Actor Gene Wilder is 76. Actor Chad .Everett is 72. Actor Peter Bergman is 56. Football Hall of .Famer Joe Montana is 53. Actor Hugh Laurie ("House, .M.D.") is 50. Country musician Smilin' Jay McDowell is 40. Rock musician Dan Lavery (Tonic) is 40. Actor Joshua Jackson is 31. Actor Shia LaBeouf is 23. Thought for Today: "It is impossible to defeat an ignorant ;m;m in argument ." - William Gibbs McAdoo, American ;government official (1863-1941). Mr. President, visit Pvt. The last thing "Prc~ident Hussein" did not do before flying Magic Carpet Ortc to "h I e K.mgdom " was .... OK. Hang on a sec. I'm just tryinll . to get into the Islamo-sptrit of being a citi zen of what the 44th president called, and I quote: "one of the largest Muslim countries in the world." Yes. Banik Obama was talking about the United States, which, with somewhere between 2 million and 3 million Muslims tops (not all of whom are citizens) doesn't exactly sound like Mecca for lslmn, literally or figuratively. So why did the president say this bizarro thing? Was it just one more super-corny, proto-crypto-Islamic slip, a Ia his visits to, as Obania put it on the campaign trai I. "all 57 states".(the Organization uf the Islamic Conference has 57 member states)? Or the "five pillars" of hb economic plan (Islam has "five pillars")? Or was it more prosaically the case that the tclepromrtcr was rdking the d;ty off'. We just don 't know. But don't c~pect the White House press corps to find out, particularly not after the State Department warned media-traveling with ai-POTUS (President of the United States) to Saudi-land not to stray from either -preplanned coverage or their hotels at the risk of "arrest and detention by Saudi authorities." Yes. these were the ground rules dictated by Saudi Arabia and agreed to by the U.S .. governmentand. apparently. all major media. Are we dhimmi or are we dhimmi? Btl! I digress. -= Thursday, Jpne u, Long~ family, Diana West ·Taking ir from the top: The last thing President Obama did not do before leaving for Saudi Arabia, "addressing" the Muslim world .from Cairo, and commcmerating D-Day in Europe (in that order) was condemn a bona-fide jihadist anack tin a Little Rock. Ark.. Army-Navy recruiting station thai left U.S . Army Pvt. William Long, 23, dead, and U.S. Army Privat~ Q~inton Ezeagwula, 18 , wounded. The killer was Abdulhakim Mujahid Muhammad, 23, an American convert to Islam o'iginally named Carlos Bledsoe. Muhammad had recently returned from srudying jihad in nearby Yemen - nearby, that is, to Saudi Arabia, President Obama's tirst stop abroad. The horrific shooting took place Monday morning' when the soldiers, both of whom had just completed basic training, were taking a break outside the office. The hours passed, then the entire day, buf no •tatement came from these soldiers·· commander- in-chief (Obama). Never mind that just the week before , as Michelle Malkin has pointed out, President Obama personally condemned the murder of abortionist George Tiiler within hours of the crime ("I 2009 not (where Islam began' am ~hocked and outraged by president of the United chis heinous crime ... "J, The States should have traveled Justice Department also this week to address the is•ued a timely starement Muslim world. There, he condemning Tiller's murder, should have declared that additionally dispatching the 21st century era of fedcntl protection to abor- Islamic jihad is over, that tion clinics. But there was Pvt. Long had not died in nothing on Monday from vain, that his memory Washington for these U.S. would be served by a new soldiers who had come American resolve to join under fire in a sleepy shop- with its kindred allies in libping mall on U.S. soil, and eriy to contain and ultimateno federal assistance was ly reverse the militarily- and put forward for the country's demographically pressed recruiting ~lations. long sub- advance of Sharia (Islamic jected to harassment, van- law) across the non-Muslim dalism and now worse. The wo{!d. But such a pilgrimsilence was even more age to the heart of America noticeable on Tuesday when to denounce jihad obviously President Obama held a doesn't interest . Barack press conference in Obama. Not when he could Washington to announce his make a pilgrimage to the selection for secretary of the · heart of Islam where jihad is Army. While blah-blahing a sacred institution. Finally, abour preparing our soldiers on Wednesday afternoon, as "tiJ meet the challenges of criticism of the president's our tiine," the president silence began to achieve a failed to note rhe "chal- critical Internet mass, a lenge" of homegrown jihad statement came from the that had tragically cost Pvt. White House: "I am deeply Long his life and put his saddened by this senseless comrade in.the hospital. And act of violence. .-.." it said. then Obama was off on his " S a d d e n e d " ? own jarringly personal mis- "Senseless"? What dishwasion of perpetual outreach to ter-weak words to use about the Islamic world, this time what the shooter himself is setti ng out in Sharia-ruled, said to have described as an oil- and jihad-exporting lslamically motivated attack Saudi Arabia. 'T thought it on U.S. troops. Of course, was very importanr to come from the president's bully to the place where Islam pulpit in Cairo, such talk is began and to seek his sure to ~o down smoothly · majesty's counsel." Obuma with h1s newest, most said. on Wednesday. . sought-after constituency. The place whete Islam . (Diana West is:the author · began? Spare us . How about of. "The Death ' of the the president instead going Grown-up: How America's to the place where Islam Arrested Development Is ended the life a U.S. soldier, Bringing Down Western an unexpected casualty of Civilization," and blogs at· jihad in the young man's dianawest.net. Size can be own back yard? . contacted · via Little Rock is where the dianawest@verizon.ne/), WE'VE LOST OUR JOBS, OUR HOME, OUR 401 K ... . ~OMEHOW THIS MOVIE JUST SEEMS RI6HT. ~~~~~~~~i~i~~~~f~5!! · · COi.tiN<& G0 >71\Hl.ER. ~- .: Death as itifotainment is wrong, period ' Since when do impri ~­ oned,. terrorists gel to hold press conferences? l speak of Scott Roeder, the accused assassin of Dr. George Tiller: Roeder's alleged crime was also a sacrilege: He gunned the physician .----------------------------------- down during Sunday worship services at LETTERS TO THE Reformation Lutheran EDITOR Church, where he served as · Letters to tile editor are wekome. The\' ,1·/wu/d be less an usher. ' A classic Midwestern tlran 3()() word.!. All/etters are sub)eft to-editing , must be sigired, and include addren- and telephone number. No lone demento. Roeder W1sigr1ed letters will be published. Letters should be in appears to en.vision himself _gom:ltaste, addressing issues, not per>rmalitie>·. Letters of as a soldier in an avenging thanks to.organfzmiorl.l' ar1d individuals will not be aaept- army. They always do, don 't they ? Broke and alone, ed jor publicatiort. · according to one of his ex: wives , Roeder ranted constantly against God's enemies, defined by him. Police arrestin~ him found . Reader Services <usPs 213·9601 explosives in hos car. a 1993 Correction Polley Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Ford Taurus listed · ru> his Our maln concern iii all stories is to Publ!s~ed every morning, Monday only asset. .. be accurate. If you know of an error through . Friday, 111 Court Street. Roeder phoned the AP In a storY. call the newsroom at (740) Pomeroy. Ohlo. SeCond-class postage from a Wichita jail cell to 992-2156. ' poid 01 Pomeroy. Member: The Associat&d Press and complain of poor treatment.· the Ohio Newspaper Association. Our main number Ia and to warn that . 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Tiller·~ son described his murder this way: "I believe that God decided, 'You have done everything I asked a person to do here on earth. Now I will show the world what· a loving, compassionate, courageous, selfless man Jou are.' And so it happene .'' To anti-abortion absolutists who dubbed him "Tiller the killer." this must be incomprehensible. Fox News viewers regularly heard him described as a "mass murderer''. by buiiY.boy• commentator B11l O'Reilly. He depicted Tiller as a conscienceless profiteer who "destroys fetuse~ for just about any reason right up until the bir1h date for $5.000." Comparing Tiller to · Hitler, Stalin and Osama bin Laden. O'Reilly argued his unwillingness to turn over patient J'ecurds to a crusadmg Kansas prosecutor made him an accomplice of pedophiles who impregnated children. After a Wichita jury acquitted Tiller'of violating Kansas law restricting latclerm 1obortions, ddiberating for only 45 minutes after days of testirnony. O'Reilly all bur pronounced the whole state guilty. "If I fear·or simple lack of expercould get my hands on tise can.not deal with them. Tiller," O'Reilly thundered, To such patients and their "Well , you know. Can't be families, Tiller seemed a vigilantes. Can't do that. It's kind of saint. "George took just a tigure of spee£h, But them when they were not despicable? Oh, my God. able to pay for hts services," writes Dr. Bill Harrison in Oh. it doesn't get worse." Like Operation Rescue the Arkansas Times: A founder Randall Terry, retired Fayetteville physiwho'd moved his organiza- cian long-targeted by antition to Wichita ·largely. for abortion activists, Harrison the purpose of harassing sometimes gave patients Tiller and his patients, cash for the sorrowful·drive O'Reilly spent lust week to Wichita. To enter Tiller's denying responsibility. Not clinic, they often had to pass gauntlets of his fault. oh no. Terry through blamed the victim. "George screaming demonstrators. On a Web site called "A Tiller was a mass murderer and horrifically, he reaped Heartbreaking Choice," one patient writes how awful what he sowed," he said. Then why did that Kansas she felt being jeered by jury acquit him? Essentially schoolchildren who had "no because while propagan- understanding of what we going through dists obscured it, Tiller's were medical practice had almost but. .. taught they had the nothing to do with abstract . right to judge us.'' "1 was afraid I would · mor4l and theological arguments about when . life emerge frolil the .clinic broken and unable to be fixed ," . begins. Quite like the Terri she continues: "I thought I Schiavo case, it had to do .would lose my son, my mat· with irreparable tragedies at riage, and myself. I was also life's end: catastrophically angry. I was an¥ry with God deformed fetuses , pregnant .that He 'let thts happen.' 1 children too young to carry was angry with my husband a buby to term, suicidal, that he couldn't fix it. retarded or mentally ill vic- Mostly I was angry with tims of staturory rape, and myself because I hadn't wirh women stricken by been able to save my son," Something has gone cancer or other deadly combadly wrong in a culrure pi ications. Who should make such that turns such human heartrending decisions? tragedy into bombastic TV You? Me? Bill O'Reilly? infotainment. Even the Vatican recently (Arka11sas Democratadvised compassion in the Gazette colwrmist Gene case of a 9-year-old L\'ons is a National Brazilian child raped by her · Magazine Awcml . winner stepfather. But because such and co-mulror nf' "The <:onditions often fail to Hw1ring of rhe p,:e.!ident" become manifest umil later (Sr. Martin:! Press. 2000). in pregnancy. many doctors. You can e-mail LI'OIIS at out of religious conviction. euRenelyons2@yalroo.com), •' Thursday, June u,_2009 www.mydallysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page'As • Deaths Fort Randolph to host gathering Golda Faye Rackliffe .. Golda F~ye Radcliffe, 94, Racine, di~d Wednesday, June · 10,2009, m the Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine. I.A»Cal Briefs Benefit planned ' tUPPERS PLAINS - A ~nefit will be held for Billy ·Spurlock, 36, of Tuppers l>lains , who is suffering from a Stage 4 cancerous condition. The benefit will be held ·sunday, June 14 at the Coolville Lions Club. There will · be a spaghetti dinner, an auction and entertainment. ·Spurlock who_ has been r~ceiving treatment at the Clevei?nd Chn1c Will be seekmg treatment for his condition in another state . · Mi8sion benefit set POMEROY - The Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church . will have a yard sale Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to _4 p.m . to .ratse money for missions. The sale will be held ram or shtne. Immunization clinic POMEROY - The Meigs County Health Departnient will hold a childhood immunization clinic from 9-11 a.m., 1-3 p.m. on Tuesday. · POINT, PLEASANT, W.Va. - Fort Randolph will be hosting the Eastern Woodland Frontier Gathering this weekend. The Eastern Woodland Frontier Gathering will have inrerpreters at Fort Randolph and in the native village outside the fort to snow daily life in the 1700's. Hours are from II a.m.-5 p_.m.on Saturday and f.rom l1 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. D~ Cutler will be talking about the history an<) lhe 'life of Chief Comstalk .on Saturday at 1;30 .p.ni. arid 5 -p.m. and on Silnday at' I :30 p.m. Doug Wood. and Dianne Anestis will be shar~ ing their wisdom and knowledge of the eastern tribes and the roles .of.women In war. Norm . Trendle will lelling stories and demoo· strating porcupine quill work. Sarah Cook will be sharing her original art· work. Other skills that will be demonstrated include pit cooking, storytelling, hide tanning, primitive archery, and tomahawk throwing. be Breast, cerVical c_ancer screenings . Bubmttted photo The Eastern Woodland Frontier Gathering wiiii:Je held at Fort Randolph this weekend. Fort Randolph will be selling tickets in the Fort's gift shop on a flintlock rifle and accoutrements flus other prizes which wil be awarded at the annual Harvest Fest in October. There is no fee for admission to the Frontier Gathering but a $2 donation is suggested to help fund the events and upkeep of Fort Randolph. For furTher information , conlilct Craig Hesson, Presidem of Fort Ralldolph Commiuee. ar 304-675-7933 Ichesson I 774@ sudden/ink .n ef) or Mason County Tourism Center at 304-675-6788 (/ourism@masoncounry.org J, LAW YOU CAN USE ·O~io courts work to improve access to justice POMEROY - Breast and cervical' cancer screenings and education will be provided by the.-Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine's Community Health Programs Q:· Does everyone ·in ing English, or with emotion- are all the important facts of need. For an attorney referfrom_9 a.m. • 3 p.m. on July 22 in the college's mobile van OhiO have acces:r .to our al displays, or by trying to the case. · ral, go to which will . be located in the parking lot of the · Meigs justice system?' advance agendas that disrupt . http:ww.,...sconel .state .oh .u C()unty Health Depanment. Free pap tests, pelvic and A: While equal justice is a. the court. s/Lawyer ReferrallreferQ: Are there any disad· . breast e-xaminations, breast health education· and appoint• rai/LRIS .pdf or contact l!oal, it is frequently unreal. Pant~es to defending · ments for mammograms will be proyidetl to uninsured and 1zed, especially ·ror those Q: 1 understand that, if I myse in a civil case? your. local legal aid societY, uniJerinsured women. Appointments are required. Call .1- without resources . am accused of a crime and A: · es, Civil cases evolve 800-844·21)54 or 593-2432. · Q:. What are Ohio courts As tlie "third branch of want an attorney, but can- from disputes among people. government," the U.( and not afford one, the court In civil cases, attorneys are doing to address equal Ohio constitutions charge will appoint one for meat critical in discovering infor- access to justice during the mation and advocating con- foreclosure crisis? the courts with protecting no cost. Isn't that true? from Page At· . A: Yes. The state provides tractual, damage or other A: Recognizing that many individual rights,· ·insuring the ~ld Middleport Elementa~. School building. The responsibilities and protect- public defenders, whose job . claims to 11 judge or jury. Ohio citizens facmg foreclospec1es was selected on the advtce of Anne Bonner; the · ing the ·public's safety. 1tis to help ensure 'that' indi- Whether it should be or not, sure need trustworthy advice urban forester for the Ohio Department · of Natural Howewr, in Ohio, \ess than gent people are properly · trial advocacy is very intense and assistance, but cannot Resources. · . one-half of one per cent of represented. The state also and c.an ·be very complex. afford legal representation, Other business the state's budget goes to the is. responsible for charging . Generally, an attorney who Ohio attorneys are volunVillage Administrator Faymon Roberts said the reloca- courts, As courts become and prosecuting criminal is 'licensed by the state to teering to represent those in tion of a traffic light· at the intersection of Hartinger increasingly busy, this lack cases, and devotes signifi· interpret the law and counsel need. In addition, foreclo• Parkway and Pearl Street to the intersection of North of resources hurts those least cant resources to the .attor· clients is in a better position . sure mediatjon programs · throughout the state enable Second Avenue and Race Street downtown should take able to bear the burden. · ney general and to prosecut- t.o argue for you. · self-represented persons. to .place later this week . ing attorneys, whose job is Q: What resources are meet with their lender and a Council President Rae Moore commended officers with Q: Cal! 't people defend to protect the public's safety the police department_for their .assistance with a ·parking themselves in court and by convicting criminal available to me .now to COI.!rl mediator in an attempt problem on Ash Street. . avoid paying for expensive offenders. The state devotes ensure my equal access to to re-negotiate terms and avoid foreclosure·, More Councilman Craig Wehrung .suggested thai the vill~ge /Qwyers? , · fewer resources to the pub-· justice? either purchase a stump grinder or contract .with a tree serA: Volunteer attorneys infonmltion is available at A: Yes. Some people do lie defenders who represent vice to address a large number of tree stumps in the com- choose to defend themselves, those accused of crimes; are available through your http:Hwww.com.oliio.gov/S munity, primarily in the areas between village streets and sometimes because they pre- fewer resources generally · local bar association and avetheDreanV. . ·· sidewalks in residential areas. Roberts will investigate fer to speak for themselves translates to larger case le~al aid society to consult This "Law You Can Use prices for the equipment. and more often because they loads and less time for ade- wtth you about your legal " column was provided by problem. Since 2003, the the Ohio State Bdr Rodney Kl~in met with council to discuss abandon- cannot afford to hire a quate trial .preparation. ment of an alley off South Seventh Avenue. Council took lawyer; These individuals are Supreme Court of Ohio has Association (OSBA), It was no action. referred to as either ''pro se·: Q: {/ I decide to defend provided more than $2 .6 originally prepared by th~ Council also: (meaning "for self') or "indi- my11 In a criminal ,-tal, million to support volunteer lilt. Judge John Adkins of • Approved payment of bills in the amount · of gent" (meaning ·· "without isn't It posrlbl1 I could programs and activities to ClrclevtlleJ and updated by $15,398.95. the Ohio Leaal Assistance .Judge DeDorah J, Nicastro resources"). Those who are win? • Ap()roved the Mayor's Report of fees and fines collect· not rerresented by legal . A: Yes. You could win: cer- Foundation from licensing of the Gar/llld Heights ed in May, in the amount of $11 ,17S. · · counse are often hurt tainly Y.OU are likely to under- fees paid by Ohio attorneys. Munlcil!'l Court. Th11 col; • Approved reports from the finance, public works, because they may oot under- stand ihe facts of your case. The Court bas called on all umn ogers grneral lflforincome tax, refuse and public works departments. stand · the com.pleJtity However, your own freedom Ohio attorneys to be "mind- madon about lhl law. Setk Also attending were Council members Sandy Brown, involved in court .proceed- may be at stake in a criminal ful of . deficiencies in the an attorney's advice blfore Shawn Rice and Julia Houston, and fiscal Officer ings, and because they may trial. Defense lawyers serve a administration of justice .. , . applying ihis infornuitlon Susan Baker. ' not be able to be adequately critical adversartal role in [since.] sometimes persons to a l1gal proDlem. For persuasive in presenting the criminal courts. They are not cannot afford adequate more ilormatlon on a facts of the case. Some may there to change the facts of legal ·assistance," ana hu wzrlety o l•galtoplcs, visit further damage the.ir own the case, but rather to insure urged them to increase their .the OS A's Web site at rromPage At cases due to difficulty speak- . that th~ judge or jury appreci- volunteer service to those in www.ohiobar.org. · Bill Quickel._ first vice president of the chamber, announced a farmers market ts in the works for the nights when the Rhythm on the 'River ·concerts are held on the Pomeroy Parking Lot. Quickel said Kim Thompson of POMEROY - The Meigs County Historical Society Food For Thought Community Market is organizing the annual da~ camp will be held from June 22 through 'June 25 fanners market. The chamber is also hoping businesses will at .the Me1gs County Museum. · · keep later hours during .these concert nights which begin The camp, for third throu~h fifth graders will be held June 26. from 9 a.m. until4 p.m. Cost ts $30, A field trip to the Point Quickel also announced the Meigs County Tourism Pleasant Ohio River Museum and the West Virginia State Office will be hosting a county-wide meeting m the next Farm Museum is planned for the last day of rhe camp. few months to exchange infonnation _regarding events, . The theme for this year's camp is "Historical Nostalgia vendors, etc. Through the Years" and activities and projects will focus on CilU UJ Today Other chamber announcements: that theme. For registration or more information phone To 'Scbed11k A ToNr Meigs County Chamber of Commerce Golf Scramble, 992-3810. II :30 a.m .. lunchlregistration, I p.m., golf, Riverside Golf · . Club, call 992-5005. . · Meigs County Chamber of Commerce "Sunset Cruise," on Sept. 19, Pomeroy boat dock, time to be announced. This month's luncheon was catered by Bun's Pany Barn and held at the Pomeroy Library. Parks Chamber .Meigs Museum to host day camp You can now pay your bill online at: www.·pvalley.org PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL 2520 Valley Drive • Point P/ea$allt, WV • (304) 675-4340 • ·, ' . �OPINION -The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 ·FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallyaentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher I Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor .Pam Caldwell Advertising Director · --------------~-----~--------- Cottgress ~hall make tao law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition · the Government for a redress of grievances. - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY · Today is Thursday, June II, the 162nd day of 2009. There are 203 days left in the year. Today's Highlight~ in History: On June II, 1776. the Continental .Congress funned a committee to draft a Declaration of Independence calling for freedom from Britain. On this date: In 1509, England's King Henry VIII married his first wife, Catherine of Aragon. In 1770, Capt. James Cook, commander of the. J3ritish ship Endeavout, discovered the Great Barrier Reef off Australia by running onto it. In 1919, Sir Barton won the Belmont Stakes, becoming horse racing's first Triple Crown winner. • In 1947, the government announced the end of' household and institutional sugar rationing, to take effect the next day. In 1959. the Saunders-Roe Nautical I, the first operational hovercraft , was publicly demonstrated off the southem coast of England. . ln 1963, a Buddhist monk (Thich Quang Due) set himself afire on a Saigon street to protest the government of South Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem. In 1971, Seattle Slew won the Belmont Stakes. capturing the Triple Crown. In 1979, actor John Wayne died in Los Angeles at age 72. In 1985, Karen Ann Quinlan, the comatose patient whose case prompted a historic right-to-die court decision, died in Morris Plains, N.J., at age 31. In 2001, Timothy McVeigh was executed by injection at the federal prison in Terre Haute, Ind., for . the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing that killed 168 people. · Ten years ago: The FBI was seeking the creator of j:ixpl01tZip, a file-destroying computer virus which had hit some of the nation's biggest corporations. Actor DeForest ':; ' -. at age 79. . Kelley of "Star Trek" fame died in Woodland Hills, Calif., . Five years ago: The nation bade a lingering goodbye to former President Ronald Reagan at a stately funeral service .in Washington followed hours later by a hilltop. burial cer· .emony in his beloved California. Oklahoma City bombing conspirator Terry Nichols wa~ again spared the death penalty when jurors who'd convicted him of 161 murder counts deadlocked over his sentence. "Prince of high fashion" Egon von Furstenberg died in Rome at age 57. . One year ago: President George W. Bush, during a visit .to Germany, raised the possibility of .a military strike to ..thwart Tehran's presumed nuclear weapons ambitions; ;Chancellor Angela Merkel joined Bush in urging further sanctions against Iran if it failed to suspend its nuclear enrichment program . For his part, Iranian leader Mahmoud Ahm_adinejad called Bush a "wicked man." Four Boy Scouts -were killed when a tornado hit the Little Sioux :scout Ranch near Blencoe, Iowa. · · . Today's Birthdays:'Actor Gene Wilder is 76. Actor Chad .Everett is 72. Actor Peter Bergman is 56. Football Hall of .Famer Joe Montana is 53. Actor Hugh Laurie ("House, .M.D.") is 50. Country musician Smilin' Jay McDowell is 40. Rock musician Dan Lavery (Tonic) is 40. Actor Joshua Jackson is 31. Actor Shia LaBeouf is 23. Thought for Today: "It is impossible to defeat an ignorant ;m;m in argument ." - William Gibbs McAdoo, American ;government official (1863-1941). Mr. President, visit Pvt. The last thing "Prc~ident Hussein" did not do before flying Magic Carpet Ortc to "h I e K.mgdom " was .... OK. Hang on a sec. I'm just tryinll . to get into the Islamo-sptrit of being a citi zen of what the 44th president called, and I quote: "one of the largest Muslim countries in the world." Yes. Banik Obama was talking about the United States, which, with somewhere between 2 million and 3 million Muslims tops (not all of whom are citizens) doesn't exactly sound like Mecca for lslmn, literally or figuratively. So why did the president say this bizarro thing? Was it just one more super-corny, proto-crypto-Islamic slip, a Ia his visits to, as Obania put it on the campaign trai I. "all 57 states".(the Organization uf the Islamic Conference has 57 member states)? Or the "five pillars" of hb economic plan (Islam has "five pillars")? Or was it more prosaically the case that the tclepromrtcr was rdking the d;ty off'. We just don 't know. But don't c~pect the White House press corps to find out, particularly not after the State Department warned media-traveling with ai-POTUS (President of the United States) to Saudi-land not to stray from either -preplanned coverage or their hotels at the risk of "arrest and detention by Saudi authorities." Yes. these were the ground rules dictated by Saudi Arabia and agreed to by the U.S .. governmentand. apparently. all major media. Are we dhimmi or are we dhimmi? Btl! I digress. -= Thursday, Jpne u, Long~ family, Diana West ·Taking ir from the top: The last thing President Obama did not do before leaving for Saudi Arabia, "addressing" the Muslim world .from Cairo, and commcmerating D-Day in Europe (in that order) was condemn a bona-fide jihadist anack tin a Little Rock. Ark.. Army-Navy recruiting station thai left U.S . Army Pvt. William Long, 23, dead, and U.S. Army Privat~ Q~inton Ezeagwula, 18 , wounded. The killer was Abdulhakim Mujahid Muhammad, 23, an American convert to Islam o'iginally named Carlos Bledsoe. Muhammad had recently returned from srudying jihad in nearby Yemen - nearby, that is, to Saudi Arabia, President Obama's tirst stop abroad. The horrific shooting took place Monday morning' when the soldiers, both of whom had just completed basic training, were taking a break outside the office. The hours passed, then the entire day, buf no •tatement came from these soldiers·· commander- in-chief (Obama). Never mind that just the week before , as Michelle Malkin has pointed out, President Obama personally condemned the murder of abortionist George Tiiler within hours of the crime ("I 2009 not (where Islam began' am ~hocked and outraged by president of the United chis heinous crime ... "J, The States should have traveled Justice Department also this week to address the is•ued a timely starement Muslim world. There, he condemning Tiller's murder, should have declared that additionally dispatching the 21st century era of fedcntl protection to abor- Islamic jihad is over, that tion clinics. But there was Pvt. Long had not died in nothing on Monday from vain, that his memory Washington for these U.S. would be served by a new soldiers who had come American resolve to join under fire in a sleepy shop- with its kindred allies in libping mall on U.S. soil, and eriy to contain and ultimateno federal assistance was ly reverse the militarily- and put forward for the country's demographically pressed recruiting ~lations. long sub- advance of Sharia (Islamic jected to harassment, van- law) across the non-Muslim dalism and now worse. The wo{!d. But such a pilgrimsilence was even more age to the heart of America noticeable on Tuesday when to denounce jihad obviously President Obama held a doesn't interest . Barack press conference in Obama. Not when he could Washington to announce his make a pilgrimage to the selection for secretary of the · heart of Islam where jihad is Army. While blah-blahing a sacred institution. Finally, abour preparing our soldiers on Wednesday afternoon, as "tiJ meet the challenges of criticism of the president's our tiine," the president silence began to achieve a failed to note rhe "chal- critical Internet mass, a lenge" of homegrown jihad statement came from the that had tragically cost Pvt. White House: "I am deeply Long his life and put his saddened by this senseless comrade in.the hospital. And act of violence. .-.." it said. then Obama was off on his " S a d d e n e d " ? own jarringly personal mis- "Senseless"? What dishwasion of perpetual outreach to ter-weak words to use about the Islamic world, this time what the shooter himself is setti ng out in Sharia-ruled, said to have described as an oil- and jihad-exporting lslamically motivated attack Saudi Arabia. 'T thought it on U.S. troops. Of course, was very importanr to come from the president's bully to the place where Islam pulpit in Cairo, such talk is began and to seek his sure to ~o down smoothly · majesty's counsel." Obuma with h1s newest, most said. on Wednesday. . sought-after constituency. The place whete Islam . (Diana West is:the author · began? Spare us . How about of. "The Death ' of the the president instead going Grown-up: How America's to the place where Islam Arrested Development Is ended the life a U.S. soldier, Bringing Down Western an unexpected casualty of Civilization," and blogs at· jihad in the young man's dianawest.net. Size can be own back yard? . contacted · via Little Rock is where the dianawest@verizon.ne/), WE'VE LOST OUR JOBS, OUR HOME, OUR 401 K ... . ~OMEHOW THIS MOVIE JUST SEEMS RI6HT. ~~~~~~~~i~i~~~~f~5!! · · COi.tiN<& G0 >71\Hl.ER. ~- .: Death as itifotainment is wrong, period ' Since when do impri ~­ oned,. terrorists gel to hold press conferences? l speak of Scott Roeder, the accused assassin of Dr. George Tiller: Roeder's alleged crime was also a sacrilege: He gunned the physician .----------------------------------- down during Sunday worship services at LETTERS TO THE Reformation Lutheran EDITOR Church, where he served as · Letters to tile editor are wekome. The\' ,1·/wu/d be less an usher. ' A classic Midwestern tlran 3()() word.!. All/etters are sub)eft to-editing , must be sigired, and include addren- and telephone number. No lone demento. Roeder W1sigr1ed letters will be published. Letters should be in appears to en.vision himself _gom:ltaste, addressing issues, not per>rmalitie>·. Letters of as a soldier in an avenging thanks to.organfzmiorl.l' ar1d individuals will not be aaept- army. They always do, don 't they ? Broke and alone, ed jor publicatiort. · according to one of his ex: wives , Roeder ranted constantly against God's enemies, defined by him. Police arrestin~ him found . Reader Services <usPs 213·9601 explosives in hos car. a 1993 Correction Polley Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Ford Taurus listed · ru> his Our maln concern iii all stories is to Publ!s~ed every morning, Monday only asset. .. be accurate. If you know of an error through . Friday, 111 Court Street. Roeder phoned the AP In a storY. call the newsroom at (740) Pomeroy. Ohlo. SeCond-class postage from a Wichita jail cell to 992-2156. ' poid 01 Pomeroy. Member: The Associat&d Press and complain of poor treatment.· the Ohio Newspaper Association. Our main number Ia and to warn that . 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Tiller·~ son described his murder this way: "I believe that God decided, 'You have done everything I asked a person to do here on earth. Now I will show the world what· a loving, compassionate, courageous, selfless man Jou are.' And so it happene .'' To anti-abortion absolutists who dubbed him "Tiller the killer." this must be incomprehensible. Fox News viewers regularly heard him described as a "mass murderer''. by buiiY.boy• commentator B11l O'Reilly. He depicted Tiller as a conscienceless profiteer who "destroys fetuse~ for just about any reason right up until the bir1h date for $5.000." Comparing Tiller to · Hitler, Stalin and Osama bin Laden. O'Reilly argued his unwillingness to turn over patient J'ecurds to a crusadmg Kansas prosecutor made him an accomplice of pedophiles who impregnated children. After a Wichita jury acquitted Tiller'of violating Kansas law restricting latclerm 1obortions, ddiberating for only 45 minutes after days of testirnony. O'Reilly all bur pronounced the whole state guilty. "If I fear·or simple lack of expercould get my hands on tise can.not deal with them. Tiller," O'Reilly thundered, To such patients and their "Well , you know. Can't be families, Tiller seemed a vigilantes. Can't do that. It's kind of saint. "George took just a tigure of spee£h, But them when they were not despicable? Oh, my God. able to pay for hts services," writes Dr. Bill Harrison in Oh. it doesn't get worse." Like Operation Rescue the Arkansas Times: A founder Randall Terry, retired Fayetteville physiwho'd moved his organiza- cian long-targeted by antition to Wichita ·largely. for abortion activists, Harrison the purpose of harassing sometimes gave patients Tiller and his patients, cash for the sorrowful·drive O'Reilly spent lust week to Wichita. To enter Tiller's denying responsibility. Not clinic, they often had to pass gauntlets of his fault. oh no. Terry through blamed the victim. "George screaming demonstrators. On a Web site called "A Tiller was a mass murderer and horrifically, he reaped Heartbreaking Choice," one patient writes how awful what he sowed," he said. Then why did that Kansas she felt being jeered by jury acquit him? Essentially schoolchildren who had "no because while propagan- understanding of what we going through dists obscured it, Tiller's were medical practice had almost but. .. taught they had the nothing to do with abstract . right to judge us.'' "1 was afraid I would · mor4l and theological arguments about when . life emerge frolil the .clinic broken and unable to be fixed ," . begins. Quite like the Terri she continues: "I thought I Schiavo case, it had to do .would lose my son, my mat· with irreparable tragedies at riage, and myself. I was also life's end: catastrophically angry. I was an¥ry with God deformed fetuses , pregnant .that He 'let thts happen.' 1 children too young to carry was angry with my husband a buby to term, suicidal, that he couldn't fix it. retarded or mentally ill vic- Mostly I was angry with tims of staturory rape, and myself because I hadn't wirh women stricken by been able to save my son," Something has gone cancer or other deadly combadly wrong in a culrure pi ications. Who should make such that turns such human heartrending decisions? tragedy into bombastic TV You? Me? Bill O'Reilly? infotainment. Even the Vatican recently (Arka11sas Democratadvised compassion in the Gazette colwrmist Gene case of a 9-year-old L\'ons is a National Brazilian child raped by her · Magazine Awcml . winner stepfather. But because such and co-mulror nf' "The <:onditions often fail to Hw1ring of rhe p,:e.!ident" become manifest umil later (Sr. Martin:! Press. 2000). in pregnancy. many doctors. You can e-mail LI'OIIS at out of religious conviction. euRenelyons2@yalroo.com), •' Thursday, June u,_2009 www.mydallysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page'As • Deaths Fort Randolph to host gathering Golda Faye Rackliffe .. Golda F~ye Radcliffe, 94, Racine, di~d Wednesday, June · 10,2009, m the Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine. I.A»Cal Briefs Benefit planned ' tUPPERS PLAINS - A ~nefit will be held for Billy ·Spurlock, 36, of Tuppers l>lains , who is suffering from a Stage 4 cancerous condition. The benefit will be held ·sunday, June 14 at the Coolville Lions Club. There will · be a spaghetti dinner, an auction and entertainment. ·Spurlock who_ has been r~ceiving treatment at the Clevei?nd Chn1c Will be seekmg treatment for his condition in another state . · Mi8sion benefit set POMEROY - The Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church . will have a yard sale Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to _4 p.m . to .ratse money for missions. The sale will be held ram or shtne. Immunization clinic POMEROY - The Meigs County Health Departnient will hold a childhood immunization clinic from 9-11 a.m., 1-3 p.m. on Tuesday. · POINT, PLEASANT, W.Va. - Fort Randolph will be hosting the Eastern Woodland Frontier Gathering this weekend. The Eastern Woodland Frontier Gathering will have inrerpreters at Fort Randolph and in the native village outside the fort to snow daily life in the 1700's. Hours are from II a.m.-5 p_.m.on Saturday and f.rom l1 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. D~ Cutler will be talking about the history an<) lhe 'life of Chief Comstalk .on Saturday at 1;30 .p.ni. arid 5 -p.m. and on Silnday at' I :30 p.m. Doug Wood. and Dianne Anestis will be shar~ ing their wisdom and knowledge of the eastern tribes and the roles .of.women In war. Norm . Trendle will lelling stories and demoo· strating porcupine quill work. Sarah Cook will be sharing her original art· work. Other skills that will be demonstrated include pit cooking, storytelling, hide tanning, primitive archery, and tomahawk throwing. be Breast, cerVical c_ancer screenings . Bubmttted photo The Eastern Woodland Frontier Gathering wiiii:Je held at Fort Randolph this weekend. Fort Randolph will be selling tickets in the Fort's gift shop on a flintlock rifle and accoutrements flus other prizes which wil be awarded at the annual Harvest Fest in October. There is no fee for admission to the Frontier Gathering but a $2 donation is suggested to help fund the events and upkeep of Fort Randolph. For furTher information , conlilct Craig Hesson, Presidem of Fort Ralldolph Commiuee. ar 304-675-7933 Ichesson I 774@ sudden/ink .n ef) or Mason County Tourism Center at 304-675-6788 (/ourism@masoncounry.org J, LAW YOU CAN USE ·O~io courts work to improve access to justice POMEROY - Breast and cervical' cancer screenings and education will be provided by the.-Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine's Community Health Programs Q:· Does everyone ·in ing English, or with emotion- are all the important facts of need. For an attorney referfrom_9 a.m. • 3 p.m. on July 22 in the college's mobile van OhiO have acces:r .to our al displays, or by trying to the case. · ral, go to which will . be located in the parking lot of the · Meigs justice system?' advance agendas that disrupt . http:ww.,...sconel .state .oh .u C()unty Health Depanment. Free pap tests, pelvic and A: While equal justice is a. the court. s/Lawyer ReferrallreferQ: Are there any disad· . breast e-xaminations, breast health education· and appoint• rai/LRIS .pdf or contact l!oal, it is frequently unreal. Pant~es to defending · ments for mammograms will be proyidetl to uninsured and 1zed, especially ·ror those Q: 1 understand that, if I myse in a civil case? your. local legal aid societY, uniJerinsured women. Appointments are required. Call .1- without resources . am accused of a crime and A: · es, Civil cases evolve 800-844·21)54 or 593-2432. · Q:. What are Ohio courts As tlie "third branch of want an attorney, but can- from disputes among people. government," the U.( and not afford one, the court In civil cases, attorneys are doing to address equal Ohio constitutions charge will appoint one for meat critical in discovering infor- access to justice during the mation and advocating con- foreclosure crisis? the courts with protecting no cost. Isn't that true? from Page At· . A: Yes. The state provides tractual, damage or other A: Recognizing that many individual rights,· ·insuring the ~ld Middleport Elementa~. School building. The responsibilities and protect- public defenders, whose job . claims to 11 judge or jury. Ohio citizens facmg foreclospec1es was selected on the advtce of Anne Bonner; the · ing the ·public's safety. 1tis to help ensure 'that' indi- Whether it should be or not, sure need trustworthy advice urban forester for the Ohio Department · of Natural Howewr, in Ohio, \ess than gent people are properly · trial advocacy is very intense and assistance, but cannot Resources. · . one-half of one per cent of represented. The state also and c.an ·be very complex. afford legal representation, Other business the state's budget goes to the is. responsible for charging . Generally, an attorney who Ohio attorneys are volunVillage Administrator Faymon Roberts said the reloca- courts, As courts become and prosecuting criminal is 'licensed by the state to teering to represent those in tion of a traffic light· at the intersection of Hartinger increasingly busy, this lack cases, and devotes signifi· interpret the law and counsel need. In addition, foreclo• Parkway and Pearl Street to the intersection of North of resources hurts those least cant resources to the .attor· clients is in a better position . sure mediatjon programs · throughout the state enable Second Avenue and Race Street downtown should take able to bear the burden. · ney general and to prosecut- t.o argue for you. · self-represented persons. to .place later this week . ing attorneys, whose job is Q: What resources are meet with their lender and a Council President Rae Moore commended officers with Q: Cal! 't people defend to protect the public's safety the police department_for their .assistance with a ·parking themselves in court and by convicting criminal available to me .now to COI.!rl mediator in an attempt problem on Ash Street. . avoid paying for expensive offenders. The state devotes ensure my equal access to to re-negotiate terms and avoid foreclosure·, More Councilman Craig Wehrung .suggested thai the vill~ge /Qwyers? , · fewer resources to the pub-· justice? either purchase a stump grinder or contract .with a tree serA: Volunteer attorneys infonmltion is available at A: Yes. Some people do lie defenders who represent vice to address a large number of tree stumps in the com- choose to defend themselves, those accused of crimes; are available through your http:Hwww.com.oliio.gov/S munity, primarily in the areas between village streets and sometimes because they pre- fewer resources generally · local bar association and avetheDreanV. . ·· sidewalks in residential areas. Roberts will investigate fer to speak for themselves translates to larger case le~al aid society to consult This "Law You Can Use prices for the equipment. and more often because they loads and less time for ade- wtth you about your legal " column was provided by problem. Since 2003, the the Ohio State Bdr Rodney Kl~in met with council to discuss abandon- cannot afford to hire a quate trial .preparation. ment of an alley off South Seventh Avenue. Council took lawyer; These individuals are Supreme Court of Ohio has Association (OSBA), It was no action. referred to as either ''pro se·: Q: {/ I decide to defend provided more than $2 .6 originally prepared by th~ Council also: (meaning "for self') or "indi- my11 In a criminal ,-tal, million to support volunteer lilt. Judge John Adkins of • Approved payment of bills in the amount · of gent" (meaning ·· "without isn't It posrlbl1 I could programs and activities to ClrclevtlleJ and updated by $15,398.95. the Ohio Leaal Assistance .Judge DeDorah J, Nicastro resources"). Those who are win? • Ap()roved the Mayor's Report of fees and fines collect· not rerresented by legal . A: Yes. You could win: cer- Foundation from licensing of the Gar/llld Heights ed in May, in the amount of $11 ,17S. · · counse are often hurt tainly Y.OU are likely to under- fees paid by Ohio attorneys. Munlcil!'l Court. Th11 col; • Approved reports from the finance, public works, because they may oot under- stand ihe facts of your case. The Court bas called on all umn ogers grneral lflforincome tax, refuse and public works departments. stand · the com.pleJtity However, your own freedom Ohio attorneys to be "mind- madon about lhl law. Setk Also attending were Council members Sandy Brown, involved in court .proceed- may be at stake in a criminal ful of . deficiencies in the an attorney's advice blfore Shawn Rice and Julia Houston, and fiscal Officer ings, and because they may trial. Defense lawyers serve a administration of justice .. , . applying ihis infornuitlon Susan Baker. ' not be able to be adequately critical adversartal role in [since.] sometimes persons to a l1gal proDlem. For persuasive in presenting the criminal courts. They are not cannot afford adequate more ilormatlon on a facts of the case. Some may there to change the facts of legal ·assistance," ana hu wzrlety o l•galtoplcs, visit further damage the.ir own the case, but rather to insure urged them to increase their .the OS A's Web site at rromPage At cases due to difficulty speak- . that th~ judge or jury appreci- volunteer service to those in www.ohiobar.org. · Bill Quickel._ first vice president of the chamber, announced a farmers market ts in the works for the nights when the Rhythm on the 'River ·concerts are held on the Pomeroy Parking Lot. Quickel said Kim Thompson of POMEROY - The Meigs County Historical Society Food For Thought Community Market is organizing the annual da~ camp will be held from June 22 through 'June 25 fanners market. The chamber is also hoping businesses will at .the Me1gs County Museum. · · keep later hours during .these concert nights which begin The camp, for third throu~h fifth graders will be held June 26. from 9 a.m. until4 p.m. Cost ts $30, A field trip to the Point Quickel also announced the Meigs County Tourism Pleasant Ohio River Museum and the West Virginia State Office will be hosting a county-wide meeting m the next Farm Museum is planned for the last day of rhe camp. few months to exchange infonnation _regarding events, . The theme for this year's camp is "Historical Nostalgia vendors, etc. Through the Years" and activities and projects will focus on CilU UJ Today Other chamber announcements: that theme. For registration or more information phone To 'Scbed11k A ToNr Meigs County Chamber of Commerce Golf Scramble, 992-3810. II :30 a.m .. lunchlregistration, I p.m., golf, Riverside Golf · . Club, call 992-5005. . · Meigs County Chamber of Commerce "Sunset Cruise," on Sept. 19, Pomeroy boat dock, time to be announced. This month's luncheon was catered by Bun's Pany Barn and held at the Pomeroy Library. Parks Chamber .Meigs Museum to host day camp You can now pay your bill online at: www.·pvalley.org PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL 2520 Valley Drive • Point P/ea$allt, WV • (304) 675-4340 • ·, ' . �The Daily Sentinel ACROSS THE NATION Gunman shoots, kills, guard at Holocaust Museum PageA6 ·B l The Daily Sentinel Daly rftumll, Page B2 Clotley VJ, CGtfo, Page B6 Thursday, June 11, 2009 • AtnewC sler, problems ofoldC sler linger three gunshots. Soon after, she recalled, a security ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERS guard ordered lhe group lo run to the exit. ' WASHINGTON - An "We had to sprint as fast BY TOM KRISHER 88-year-old gunman with a as we could oul the door," AP AUTO WAITER ll.iolent and virulently anti- she said. "I lhought it was Semitic past opened fire the movie (part of a museDETROIT - Chrysler with a rifle mside . the urn exhibit), but then every- was reborn Wednesday crowded U.S. Holocaust one started screaming and under. a new 'Italian parent, but it can't shake the shadMemorial Museum on running." Wednesday, fatally woundThe anack was the third in ows of its past: It's not sellin~ a security guard before a recent wave of unsettling ing enough cars, its fleet is lie10g shol himself by other shootings that appeared to tilted to trucks and SUVs, officers, authorities said. have political or ethnic and help is more than a year . The assailant was hospi- underpmnings. away. talized in critical condition, A 23-year-old Army priA 42-day stay in bank.leaving behind a sprawling vate, William An~rew ruptcy court cleansed the investigation by federal and Lon!l• was shot .and killed company of much of its local law enforcement and outside a recruiting office debt and labor costs, but expressions of shock .from this month in Arkansas and many analysts say the Israeli government and a . a fellow soldier was wound- Chrysler's immediate future prominent Muslim organi- ed. The suspect, a Muslim is bleak. It lost $8 billion in ~lion. convert, has sa1d he cons1d- 2008, and sales are down by . Washington Police Chief ers the killing justified almost half for the first five Cathy Lanier said 'the gun- because of the U.S. military months of this year. )nan was "enga~ed by .secu- presence in the Middle ~t. Cars designed by its new rity guards Immediately Late last month, ·abortiOn owner, Italy's Fiat Group after entering the door" with provider Dr. George Tiller SpA, won't make it to .the a rifle. "The ·second he was shot to death in his U.S. until late 2010. And stepped into the building he church. even then ther7 are no !luar-. began firing ." Johns, the security guard antees American dnvers . Law enforcement offi: killed Wednesday, was' will want the tiny cars Fiat cials said James W. von black. specializes in. Brunn, a white sul?remacist. Only last week, Obama In the meantime, was under inveSilgation in visited the site of a German Chrysler is . left with few · the shooting and that his car concentration camp at new vehicles headed to its was found ·near the museum Buchenwald in Germany drastically reduced netand tested for explosives. where he noted, "There are work of dealers. Its aging The weapon was a .22-cal- those who insist the model lineup is still heavy iber rifle, they added. They Holocaust never hap- with bi~ger vehicles. And 'spoke ?n con~ition of pened:" He a~ded, "This its offenngs in the growing llnonymlly, saymg they place 1s the ult1mate rebuke small and midsize markets -were not autholized to dis- to such thoughts, a haven't caught on. . cuss the investigation just reminder of our duty to "The showroom IS not beginning. confront those who would going to look terribly differWhen von Brunn was tell lies about our history." ent over the next 18 captured he possessed a list In a statement from months," said Aaron he had made of lawmakers Israel's government, Bragman, an analyst for the on Capitol Hill, according Information i\lld Diaspora c0nsultin~ finn IHS Global to another law enforcement Minister Yuli Edelstein said Insight. 'They're going to . officer who requested the shooting was "further try and .maintain market anonymity. The purpose of proof that anti-Semitism share in adown market with ihe list was not immediately and Holocat~st denial have products, many of which clear, the official said. not passed from the world." haven't been redesigned in . APphoto The dead guard, Stephen And the CouQ~:il on several years." · . A customer talks with the owner in front of a 1980 Flat 124 Spider at Joe's Fiat Service in tyrone Johns, 39, was a six- American-Islamic Relations, Bragman said Chrysler Redwood City Calif., Wednesday. Italy's Fiat Is the new owner of most of Chrysler's assets, :s:ear ~eteran of the facility a promine~t . Ame~can faces tremendous competi- closing· a deai Wednesday that saves the troubled U.S. automaker from liquidation and who hved m Temple Hills, Muslim orgaruzat1on, said m lion, especially from new places a new company in the hands of Fiat's CEO. · Md. Museum Director Sara a statement, "We condemn cars in the works at General Bloomfield said he "died this apparent bias-motivated Motors Corp. and Ford the company's problems process, making the next Aside from the electric heroically in the line of attack and stand with the Motor Co. ·· and said he was detennined 18 months look iffy. · vehicle, Chrysler's upcomduty." · . Jewish community and with · · Bven if the new ~hry$l\1J""'"t(J''kpair them. Five years . The ~ood news for ing new models are not par. .At the White tiouse, just Americans of all faiths in GI;Qup LLC can survive~ the ago 1 he wrote, he stepped Chrysler IS that it has cut its ticularly fuel-efficient, and blocks away from the muse- repudiating the kind of hatred super-small Fiat cars ihat into a similar situation at expenses enough that it can they could suffer ·if gas urn, . President Barack and intolerance that can lead were popull\r in Europe..,li.ke ,. >&!Kc, perceived at the time break even with lower sales, prices keep climb!.ng. ~bama said: "This outra- to such disturbing incidents ." the 500 and Grand Pun~o. as a failing bureaucracy that said Gary Dilts, senior vice · Those same gas pnces geous act reminds us that Within minutes after the could be out of step With made poor cars. president of global automo- could help Chrysler benefit we ·must remain vigilarit attack, federal agentS were · Americans who like bigger · '.'Throughhard work and tive operations for J.D. from Fiat's small-car techagainst anti-Semitism and dispatched to von Brunn's cars and are used to lower tough choices, we have Power and Associates. nology. prejudice . in a!l its ~onn~. condominium i~ AnnaJl9liS, gas prices. . remade Fiat into a profitable He said much of the drop Marchionne has said Fiat No Amencan mst1tutlon 1s Md., to check h1s·computer. During Fiat's last run at company that produces in sales this year for could start selling a successmore import'lnl to this effo!1 · A neighbor.. H~rold the U.S. market, in the some of the most popular, Chrysler came from cuts in ful, North America-made than lhe Holocaust Olynnger, said m an tiller- 1970s and '80s, reliability reliable and environmental- its sales to rental car compa- remake of the 500 minicar Museum, and no act of vio- view that he and his wife problems led people to sug· ly friendly cars in the nies. Chrysler actually made as soon as next year. Fiat knee . will diminish our had not been allowed back gest the name stood for "fix world," he wrote. "We can small gams in market share also plans to relaunch the 6etermination to honor in their condo since early 11 again, Tony." and will accomRiish · the in sales to individuals in the sporty Alfa Romeo brand in [hose who were lost by afternoon b.ecause . agents · "Fiat is really not a known same results here. first five months of 2009. North America. l'iuilding a more peaceful feared the suspect's hOine commodity in the U.S. marMarchionne's . · more The struggling company The new Alfa 149 midiind tolerant world.' might contain explosives. ket," said David Koehler, a immediate problem is weak has offered the heftiest size five-door hatchback , to .·von Brunn has a racist, Joseph Persichini, assis- clinical marketing professor offerings in the market for rebates and other -incentives be unveiled next year, ;ihti-Semitic Web site and tant director in charge of the at the University of Illinois small and midsize cars. Its to bUyers recently. But it would be built in North wrote a book titled "Kill the Washington FBI field at Chica11o. "It doesn't res- smallest vehicles, the remains to be seen whether America as a successor to Best Gentiles," alleging a office, said the shootings onate With the target mar- Dodge Caliber and Jee/l Chrysler can produce amaz- the larger Alfa 159, 1ewish conspiracy "to were being investigated as a ket." Compass and Patriot, se I ing cars, not just amazing Marchionne has said. ~estroy the white gene possible hate crime or a The new Chrysler began far less than the Toyota deals. · But Toyota and Honda pi>ot.'' Writings attributed to case of domestic terrorism. operations Wednesday Corolla, the nation's topThe U.S . government hiis remain the champs of mid¥On Brunn on the Internet According to a relative, morning after the U.S. selling small car. committed roughly $8 bil- size cars, and Fiat still has ~y the Holocaust was a von Brunn attended Supreme Court refused to Work is already under lion more to help Chrysler to prove itself to American hoax. Washin~ton University in hear an appeal of lower way to convert Chrysler as it leaves Chapter II drivers. . In 1983, he was convicted St. loUis and is an artist. court decisiOns that allowed factories to produce small bankruptcy ·protecllon, and "A lot of us have residual of attempting to ·. kidnap Navy records show von the transfer of most of the Italian-designed · cars. the Obama administration memories of Fiat that are members of the Federal · Brunn enlisted in 194l as an old Chrysler's assets to Fiat. Neither Chrysler nor Fiat acknowledges Chrysler less than stellar," Dilts said. ~~serve Boar~ and serv~d appre~tice seam~ before . Fiat· CEO Sergio would say which models · will probably lose money ~·But I think the product f!!Ore than SIX years 10 accepting an appomtment as. Marchionne was named would come first or how until Fiat rides to the res- looks good. They've $01 Prison. He was arrested' two a naval midshipmen in the chief executive· of the new many would be imported to cue. But the government some !!real small engme years earlier outside the volunteer reserves in March company, and Chrysler the U.S. · believes the company will capabibties. a httle bit room where the board was .J943. On his liJlplication for CEO Bob Nardelli said "The need is now, but be viable in the long term of pressure With on gasoline, meeting. carrying a revolver, enlistment, the 21-year-old farewell to employees and unfortunately, it'll be at because of Fiat's manage- think they're going to giveI knife and sawed-off shotgun. listed his reason for signing ended his tumultuous 20" least a two- to three-year ment expertise. Fiat a look.'' i\tthe time, police said von up as "patriotic." His month reign. process," said Michael Brunn wanted to take the records show he had Ian; Marchionne quickly Robinet, vice president of members hos\age because of guage qualifications in both shook up the management, CSM Worldwide, a Detroit- · high interest rates and the · English and French' after replacing Chrysler's area auto industry consult~ation's economic difficl!l- spending three years in col- chiefs of · . marketing, ing finn. ues. lege. He was discharged finance aild product develChrysler plans to .roll out · ' "At Auschwitz the from the Navy in 1956. opment and cutting layers new versions of its popular ~ Holocaust' myth became A cousin, Virginia Gerker to make the . coml?any Jeep Grand Cherokee SUV Reality, and Germany, cui- of St. Louis, said in · an more focused on indtvid· and Chrysler 300 large tural gem of the West, interview she hadn't seen ual brands, such as Jeep, sedan by the erid of next became a pariah among him in SO years. She said Chrysler and Dodge. . year, along with a world nations;" it says. · her family had ~disowned" . Jim ·Press, who ·was rechargeable electric vehi. The museum. which him and believed him to be Toyota Motor Corp.'s top cle. But Bragman said opened in 1993 and has mentally ill. U.S . executive until he those . were probably drawn nearly 30 million visAboul.a dozen years ago, joined Chrysler in 2007, delayed in the bankruptcy itors, houses exhibits and he applied to have his art was named deputy CEO and (ecords relating to the shown al a gallery in will probably run the comHolocaust of more than a Easton, Md., according to pany when Marchionne is in naif century ago in which two of the owners. Laura Italy. more than 6 million Jews . Era. and Jennifer Wharton In an o-mailto Chtysler's !lied at the hands of Nazis. said they rejected his work 54,000 workers, Its Web site. says the muse- and he stomped out. . ·Marchionne acknowledged urn ''teaches millions of · people each year abourthe ,_...;..._ _...;...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _: - - - - , (!angers of unchecked The Longaberger 2009 "The W11as· hatred and the need to preAmerlarn Summer Celebnrtlon cumberlana, Ohio vent genocide." Frazesburg, Ohio World's LIJtpsr Wlldlif• Consti'WIIion C•nlor The museum was crowdlllfo,con/lltl Alitf 992-3938 Includes Lonpbergor ed with schoolchildren and pay~MIII dtlllllln1 }U81/51h Buker Bln110! . other tourists at the time of Only 14 rooenaliiiiiS ·the attack , but they all ovaliable escaped injury in the outPaymenr deadline liurst of viole.nce. Juael!lh · Ashley Camp, 14, of ltafo con!Kt: Forsyth, Ill., on a field trip Rhonda Ralhbum with more than 40 other stu991-2161 dents. said she heard two or BY NAFEESA SYEED AND DAVID ESPO r-------------------, We've Got ltl 949-2210 • Racine, OH .992-8333 • Syracuse, OH june ' Inside • 8th • lbursday, June 11, 2()01) Bliats. Kareeni: Magic's Howard 'kind of predictable' Southern Hustlin Tornado th.. ll C Baske~ amp ORLANDO, Aa : (AP) - more · on Howard, who at cnttctsm of Howard's Kareem Abdul-Jabbar does" jumped .str<jight from his offensive talents. n't see much future for Atlanta high school to the No. After all, they say wben Dwight Howard in all those I ~pick in th~ ~ BA . you're nearly 7 feet, weigh ri1Jkrock:ws dunks and fwal'd 'ia ' '11Vorking to more than 265 pounds with •; J; '' · ~~ ' . poll1et . ·lfiOyes. from .the i ve his offensive skills. some of the broadest shoulRAC~ =- ~~ ~ OdandoMagic center. . often spellds nights at ders and leaping ability in School will hosl!ng lts lllliiJllll The NBA's career scoring the"Magic 's prilctlce facility the teagut~. why sliou!dn 't basketball camp June 22-June leader would .like to see wil;b ·friends, shOOting hooks you just dunk? That off-the25 from 9 a.!"· to 121_100n for Howard not rely so much on ~,ils many 3()() free charts athleticism has been lx>ys and girls entenng his sii.e and athleticism and ~s with music blaring at showcased . in lhe last two lhru 6th grades. In the4 - make himself a player his thi:· highest decibels. As a All·Star dunk ·contests, npons from ! p.m. to p.m. team can tum ·to when it klq,"tpo, he used tci emulate when he's donned Supenman 5?Uthem. WI)~ host the Jr. counts. Maybe even throw Abdul-Jabbar on tbe play- regalia and soared seeming~~ers':t!~5 camp for in a skyhook or two. ground with the skyhook. ly above the backboard. . ys ~>"' · . . "He's.. still offensively The running hook, not "If[ was that big, I would~:':.othe c~ ~: kind of raw," Abdul-Jabbar quite the towering shot n't ever shoot a jump shot," same hou~d. Every . said Wednesday. "He does- Abdul-Jabbar perfected, is 11 ~agic guard Courtney Lee tam will receive a camp n't have a go-to move yet . · move Howard h.as begun to joked. . . T-s:and camP. basketball. Right n!JW, he's kind of pre- develop over ·hts first five . W?rkmg. · closely With The camp will be conduct- diciable.'' · · seasons in the NBA. If he Mag1c asststant coach .and ed b members of the The NBA finals have can make it consistently, he former New .York Km.cks Sou~ coach in staff along shown that Howard has a said it would take his game center Patrie~ .Ewm~, iVith current and ~nner varsi- long. way 10 go . 10 be the ··ro the level of the all-time Howard has satd that he s ( basketball players at dommant ?ffensive center greats. still reachin~ his potentia], IYuthern Fundamentals will the LakThersMHa!l of .F a~~r •. His teaminates often laugh often saymg ll's only around SO · . . was. e ag1c trru ........s: ·' ~stressed and awBn!S w!ll J?e Angeles 2-1 with Game 4 nted for the wmners m · ' · h "HORSE'' and free on Thursday mg t.H . d' . 3 -on " .- •· . ' . . So far, owar s !b!'OW shootmg. RegiStrallon Superman act has mostly will be the flfSt ~y of camp been grounded. · Qne-half hour pnor to !he "Kareem is right, and he f!lllTIP on the first m.ommg understands that in order to (8:30-9:00) and af!e~oon be a good player you have to (12:~-1 :00). Participants add different things to r,our )VhoUld bring clean basketball game," Howard said. 'I've. sh~s. and be: able to provide tried to do the skyhook just a .s1gm:d ~ruver fonn along like him, but he had more Wtth shirt SI~, phone number, range and more touch . He and academic grade level. was shooting skyhooks fro!'" ~arents or. guardians must !lie 3-pointline, and I'm still ~rgn the wruver .fonn. Checks working on it from the paint, should be made payable to the so I've got a long way to SOuthern Athlellc Boosters: go .. • For further . mfonnahpn. The Lakers have tested the please call Jeff Caldwell at 23-year-old · Howard's s~Jls 949-3129. perhaps more than any team in the pla,Yoffs and exposed Howard s still developing fundarnenlals. They've harassed him with double-teams, surrounded him with 7-footers and shrunk his passing lanes. The · constant different .... ... ·looks have eased the pres• sure on the Lakers' front. court. . "So far, it hasn't been all that bad," Lakers forward ·;t-. Pau Gasol said about guard.•.ing Howard . The Magic big man has avera~ed . 16.6 points per game m the series, made JUSt II .shots from the field and even fewer dunks . That'·s down from his 20.9. points in the regular season. , If not for Orlando's shoot-. ing finals record ·62.5 percent from the field in its '., <·· . Game 3 win, the pressure would have elevated even ·as J: · 565 1 , . 20 percent. Only time will tell if that holds true. AbdutcJabbar, who's currently working as a .special assistant with ,the Lak~rs, agrees. If ~ere s one thing he loves about Howard's game, it's his defense . Howard is the NBA defensive player of the year after leading the league in blocks and rebounds this season. Leading those two categories in the same season is something the Lakers great - and only three others have accomplished: .. BUI Abdul·Jabbans wrutmg fo~ the ?ff~ ~catch .uP: STAFF REPORT KS! oAlSOMV'OIUY~ ~1ght ~kind o~ hm.~ted offenstvely, . he sa1d. He does great nght u~der thj: basket, ;YOU force h1"! to do other thmgs, he doesn t have an ans~e~ for it yet. Bu.! I thmk that s h1s challenge. · Former Los ·Angeles Lakers great ·Kareem AbdulJabbar .works with the Laker big men during practice for the NBA b.asketball · finals, Wednesday, . in Orlando, Fla. The . Lakers play the Orlando Magic in Game4 Thursday. AP photo a An emotional return to golf f~~ Mickelson · MEMPIDS, Tenn. (AP) - streaks of pink, his voice no The . idea was . for Phil longer sleady and sure. Mickelson 10 rel\lm to a rou: ·· "We're scared, yeah," he tine as best as possible in his . said. "I think a lot of it is the · · 1 00 'th 'i; · unkn " · wj~ ~ ~!~~w:urb~~nt · Tes~w~~ his 38-year-old wife .as . . .h. · w~ks since he announced h1s have provided enoug opttw!fe, Amy, ·was diagnosed tllJSin that sutgery has been wtth breast cancer. . pushed back to the ~rst week of Mickelson has always fe!l July, allowmg .~hcke!son to like he w~ in control, even 1f return to oompetlllon th1s wee~. htS golf alllmes suggested oth- then go to the U.S .. Open 11) erwi8e. Now he feels helpless. New York, where he IS beloved "I've never been this emo- under nonnal circumstances. ·tiona!, where if I'm driving His wife faces treatment for alone or what have you, I'll at least a year, sotbey decided just start crying," he . said to do what they normally Wednesday at' the St. Jude would - play . golf toum.aClassic his eyes tinged with. ments, take therr three ch1l· ' dren to camps ~d actlvi!~es.. They plan a troptcal vacation aftertheU.S.Openandbefore Amfs sutgthiery. . Even so, s·was not a normaJ.rou~ne for Mickelson in Memphis . ·Some 3oo fans lined the walkway at the bottom of the stairs leading to the clubhouse where Mickelson had lunch. waiting for autographs or pictures some wearing pink shins' in support. Mickelson . however, went around the fiunt of the club-house to avoid the crowd, setling up shop at the far end of the r.mge that had been reserved. for the amateurs before h1s. pro-am round, far awa~ from his peers. Woody APresustidm! ·hics ppartnlastertune. at anthde ~18 u . , . defendmg champion Jusnn Leonard walked over to we1come him back with a handshakethatrumed inioahug. He does not know what to ex~ct from his gam~. Mtckelson said he wo~ld h.ll balls for an hour wh1le hu; wife was resting, and he feels he is not far off from earlier this year, when he won . at Riviera and Dora!. "But certai~lY;, I ha~e~:t played m a -::vhile, he srud. I had an emooonal mon~. and I PITTSBURGH (AP) don't know where I will be ml Pittsburgh prosecutors the golf couri;e as f!ll' as being have. dropped a misde·. able to focus. I don't know me.anor . drug charge that yet." . · against Steelers wide If nothing else, Mickelson receiver and Super Bowl said he looked forward to MVP Santonio Holmes. being inside the ropes. allow~ County Allegheny ing him to.get his mmd off can.- Assistant District Attorney cer. Rachel Newman announced . But there was no escaping it the decision at a court hearWednesday. . . ing Wednesday. lie started on No. I 0, htttmg Pittsburgh police say they driver down the hill into the found three marijuana-filled water, hilling the nexl one in a cigars - or blunts - in . bunker. Then crune the par-3 Holmes' car when he was lith over water, am:! a tourna- pulled over on Oct. 23. They ment tradition lhat hit home pulled Holmes over because like never hefot'e. . 'they were looking for a car Patients at the St. Jude similar to the one he was Children's Research Hospilal driving.. Holmes alerted caddie for the professional on police to the drugs. this hole. Mickelson met Holmes.' attorney argued Michael Anderson, 27. who iS the traffic stop violated ooming off his fourth surgery for the football . slar's rights a brain tumor. A half-dozen chil- because the search warrant AP photo dren suddenly swrounded him, wasn't speciHc enough. Phil Mickelson acknowledges fans as he comes off the 17th green during a the .pro-am at most of them losing their hair. Prosecutors agr~ed. the St. Jude Classic golf tournament, Wednesday, in Germantown, Tenn .. Mickelson Lefty knelt to speak to Asked if he -~as happy returned to the PGA Tour on Wednesday, trying to keep som!l normalcy 1n a hie that has with the oulcome, Holmes been turned upside-down by the discovery that his wile Amy has breast cancer. Please see Mickelson, 81 . said: "I'm all right.'' DAdrops · marijuana · · charge against Steelers' Holmes· �The Daily Sentinel ACROSS THE NATION Gunman shoots, kills, guard at Holocaust Museum PageA6 ·B l The Daily Sentinel Daly rftumll, Page B2 Clotley VJ, CGtfo, Page B6 Thursday, June 11, 2009 • AtnewC sler, problems ofoldC sler linger three gunshots. Soon after, she recalled, a security ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERS guard ordered lhe group lo run to the exit. ' WASHINGTON - An "We had to sprint as fast BY TOM KRISHER 88-year-old gunman with a as we could oul the door," AP AUTO WAITER ll.iolent and virulently anti- she said. "I lhought it was Semitic past opened fire the movie (part of a museDETROIT - Chrysler with a rifle mside . the urn exhibit), but then every- was reborn Wednesday crowded U.S. Holocaust one started screaming and under. a new 'Italian parent, but it can't shake the shadMemorial Museum on running." Wednesday, fatally woundThe anack was the third in ows of its past: It's not sellin~ a security guard before a recent wave of unsettling ing enough cars, its fleet is lie10g shol himself by other shootings that appeared to tilted to trucks and SUVs, officers, authorities said. have political or ethnic and help is more than a year . The assailant was hospi- underpmnings. away. talized in critical condition, A 23-year-old Army priA 42-day stay in bank.leaving behind a sprawling vate, William An~rew ruptcy court cleansed the investigation by federal and Lon!l• was shot .and killed company of much of its local law enforcement and outside a recruiting office debt and labor costs, but expressions of shock .from this month in Arkansas and many analysts say the Israeli government and a . a fellow soldier was wound- Chrysler's immediate future prominent Muslim organi- ed. The suspect, a Muslim is bleak. It lost $8 billion in ~lion. convert, has sa1d he cons1d- 2008, and sales are down by . Washington Police Chief ers the killing justified almost half for the first five Cathy Lanier said 'the gun- because of the U.S. military months of this year. )nan was "enga~ed by .secu- presence in the Middle ~t. Cars designed by its new rity guards Immediately Late last month, ·abortiOn owner, Italy's Fiat Group after entering the door" with provider Dr. George Tiller SpA, won't make it to .the a rifle. "The ·second he was shot to death in his U.S. until late 2010. And stepped into the building he church. even then ther7 are no !luar-. began firing ." Johns, the security guard antees American dnvers . Law enforcement offi: killed Wednesday, was' will want the tiny cars Fiat cials said James W. von black. specializes in. Brunn, a white sul?remacist. Only last week, Obama In the meantime, was under inveSilgation in visited the site of a German Chrysler is . left with few · the shooting and that his car concentration camp at new vehicles headed to its was found ·near the museum Buchenwald in Germany drastically reduced netand tested for explosives. where he noted, "There are work of dealers. Its aging The weapon was a .22-cal- those who insist the model lineup is still heavy iber rifle, they added. They Holocaust never hap- with bi~ger vehicles. And 'spoke ?n con~ition of pened:" He a~ded, "This its offenngs in the growing llnonymlly, saymg they place 1s the ult1mate rebuke small and midsize markets -were not autholized to dis- to such thoughts, a haven't caught on. . cuss the investigation just reminder of our duty to "The showroom IS not beginning. confront those who would going to look terribly differWhen von Brunn was tell lies about our history." ent over the next 18 captured he possessed a list In a statement from months," said Aaron he had made of lawmakers Israel's government, Bragman, an analyst for the on Capitol Hill, according Information i\lld Diaspora c0nsultin~ finn IHS Global to another law enforcement Minister Yuli Edelstein said Insight. 'They're going to . officer who requested the shooting was "further try and .maintain market anonymity. The purpose of proof that anti-Semitism share in adown market with ihe list was not immediately and Holocat~st denial have products, many of which clear, the official said. not passed from the world." haven't been redesigned in . APphoto The dead guard, Stephen And the CouQ~:il on several years." · . A customer talks with the owner in front of a 1980 Flat 124 Spider at Joe's Fiat Service in tyrone Johns, 39, was a six- American-Islamic Relations, Bragman said Chrysler Redwood City Calif., Wednesday. Italy's Fiat Is the new owner of most of Chrysler's assets, :s:ear ~eteran of the facility a promine~t . Ame~can faces tremendous competi- closing· a deai Wednesday that saves the troubled U.S. automaker from liquidation and who hved m Temple Hills, Muslim orgaruzat1on, said m lion, especially from new places a new company in the hands of Fiat's CEO. · Md. Museum Director Sara a statement, "We condemn cars in the works at General Bloomfield said he "died this apparent bias-motivated Motors Corp. and Ford the company's problems process, making the next Aside from the electric heroically in the line of attack and stand with the Motor Co. ·· and said he was detennined 18 months look iffy. · vehicle, Chrysler's upcomduty." · . Jewish community and with · · Bven if the new ~hry$l\1J""'"t(J''kpair them. Five years . The ~ood news for ing new models are not par. .At the White tiouse, just Americans of all faiths in GI;Qup LLC can survive~ the ago 1 he wrote, he stepped Chrysler IS that it has cut its ticularly fuel-efficient, and blocks away from the muse- repudiating the kind of hatred super-small Fiat cars ihat into a similar situation at expenses enough that it can they could suffer ·if gas urn, . President Barack and intolerance that can lead were popull\r in Europe..,li.ke ,. >&!Kc, perceived at the time break even with lower sales, prices keep climb!.ng. ~bama said: "This outra- to such disturbing incidents ." the 500 and Grand Pun~o. as a failing bureaucracy that said Gary Dilts, senior vice · Those same gas pnces geous act reminds us that Within minutes after the could be out of step With made poor cars. president of global automo- could help Chrysler benefit we ·must remain vigilarit attack, federal agentS were · Americans who like bigger · '.'Throughhard work and tive operations for J.D. from Fiat's small-car techagainst anti-Semitism and dispatched to von Brunn's cars and are used to lower tough choices, we have Power and Associates. nology. prejudice . in a!l its ~onn~. condominium i~ AnnaJl9liS, gas prices. . remade Fiat into a profitable He said much of the drop Marchionne has said Fiat No Amencan mst1tutlon 1s Md., to check h1s·computer. During Fiat's last run at company that produces in sales this year for could start selling a successmore import'lnl to this effo!1 · A neighbor.. H~rold the U.S. market, in the some of the most popular, Chrysler came from cuts in ful, North America-made than lhe Holocaust Olynnger, said m an tiller- 1970s and '80s, reliability reliable and environmental- its sales to rental car compa- remake of the 500 minicar Museum, and no act of vio- view that he and his wife problems led people to sug· ly friendly cars in the nies. Chrysler actually made as soon as next year. Fiat knee . will diminish our had not been allowed back gest the name stood for "fix world," he wrote. "We can small gams in market share also plans to relaunch the 6etermination to honor in their condo since early 11 again, Tony." and will accomRiish · the in sales to individuals in the sporty Alfa Romeo brand in [hose who were lost by afternoon b.ecause . agents · "Fiat is really not a known same results here. first five months of 2009. North America. l'iuilding a more peaceful feared the suspect's hOine commodity in the U.S. marMarchionne's . · more The struggling company The new Alfa 149 midiind tolerant world.' might contain explosives. ket," said David Koehler, a immediate problem is weak has offered the heftiest size five-door hatchback , to .·von Brunn has a racist, Joseph Persichini, assis- clinical marketing professor offerings in the market for rebates and other -incentives be unveiled next year, ;ihti-Semitic Web site and tant director in charge of the at the University of Illinois small and midsize cars. Its to bUyers recently. But it would be built in North wrote a book titled "Kill the Washington FBI field at Chica11o. "It doesn't res- smallest vehicles, the remains to be seen whether America as a successor to Best Gentiles," alleging a office, said the shootings onate With the target mar- Dodge Caliber and Jee/l Chrysler can produce amaz- the larger Alfa 159, 1ewish conspiracy "to were being investigated as a ket." Compass and Patriot, se I ing cars, not just amazing Marchionne has said. ~estroy the white gene possible hate crime or a The new Chrysler began far less than the Toyota deals. · But Toyota and Honda pi>ot.'' Writings attributed to case of domestic terrorism. operations Wednesday Corolla, the nation's topThe U.S . government hiis remain the champs of mid¥On Brunn on the Internet According to a relative, morning after the U.S. selling small car. committed roughly $8 bil- size cars, and Fiat still has ~y the Holocaust was a von Brunn attended Supreme Court refused to Work is already under lion more to help Chrysler to prove itself to American hoax. Washin~ton University in hear an appeal of lower way to convert Chrysler as it leaves Chapter II drivers. . In 1983, he was convicted St. loUis and is an artist. court decisiOns that allowed factories to produce small bankruptcy ·protecllon, and "A lot of us have residual of attempting to ·. kidnap Navy records show von the transfer of most of the Italian-designed · cars. the Obama administration memories of Fiat that are members of the Federal · Brunn enlisted in 194l as an old Chrysler's assets to Fiat. Neither Chrysler nor Fiat acknowledges Chrysler less than stellar," Dilts said. ~~serve Boar~ and serv~d appre~tice seam~ before . Fiat· CEO Sergio would say which models · will probably lose money ~·But I think the product f!!Ore than SIX years 10 accepting an appomtment as. Marchionne was named would come first or how until Fiat rides to the res- looks good. They've $01 Prison. He was arrested' two a naval midshipmen in the chief executive· of the new many would be imported to cue. But the government some !!real small engme years earlier outside the volunteer reserves in March company, and Chrysler the U.S. · believes the company will capabibties. a httle bit room where the board was .J943. On his liJlplication for CEO Bob Nardelli said "The need is now, but be viable in the long term of pressure With on gasoline, meeting. carrying a revolver, enlistment, the 21-year-old farewell to employees and unfortunately, it'll be at because of Fiat's manage- think they're going to giveI knife and sawed-off shotgun. listed his reason for signing ended his tumultuous 20" least a two- to three-year ment expertise. Fiat a look.'' i\tthe time, police said von up as "patriotic." His month reign. process," said Michael Brunn wanted to take the records show he had Ian; Marchionne quickly Robinet, vice president of members hos\age because of guage qualifications in both shook up the management, CSM Worldwide, a Detroit- · high interest rates and the · English and French' after replacing Chrysler's area auto industry consult~ation's economic difficl!l- spending three years in col- chiefs of · . marketing, ing finn. ues. lege. He was discharged finance aild product develChrysler plans to .roll out · ' "At Auschwitz the from the Navy in 1956. opment and cutting layers new versions of its popular ~ Holocaust' myth became A cousin, Virginia Gerker to make the . coml?any Jeep Grand Cherokee SUV Reality, and Germany, cui- of St. Louis, said in · an more focused on indtvid· and Chrysler 300 large tural gem of the West, interview she hadn't seen ual brands, such as Jeep, sedan by the erid of next became a pariah among him in SO years. She said Chrysler and Dodge. . year, along with a world nations;" it says. · her family had ~disowned" . Jim ·Press, who ·was rechargeable electric vehi. The museum. which him and believed him to be Toyota Motor Corp.'s top cle. But Bragman said opened in 1993 and has mentally ill. U.S . executive until he those . were probably drawn nearly 30 million visAboul.a dozen years ago, joined Chrysler in 2007, delayed in the bankruptcy itors, houses exhibits and he applied to have his art was named deputy CEO and (ecords relating to the shown al a gallery in will probably run the comHolocaust of more than a Easton, Md., according to pany when Marchionne is in naif century ago in which two of the owners. Laura Italy. more than 6 million Jews . Era. and Jennifer Wharton In an o-mailto Chtysler's !lied at the hands of Nazis. said they rejected his work 54,000 workers, Its Web site. says the muse- and he stomped out. . ·Marchionne acknowledged urn ''teaches millions of · people each year abourthe ,_...;..._ _...;...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _: - - - - , (!angers of unchecked The Longaberger 2009 "The W11as· hatred and the need to preAmerlarn Summer Celebnrtlon cumberlana, Ohio vent genocide." Frazesburg, Ohio World's LIJtpsr Wlldlif• Consti'WIIion C•nlor The museum was crowdlllfo,con/lltl Alitf 992-3938 Includes Lonpbergor ed with schoolchildren and pay~MIII dtlllllln1 }U81/51h Buker Bln110! . other tourists at the time of Only 14 rooenaliiiiiS ·the attack , but they all ovaliable escaped injury in the outPaymenr deadline liurst of viole.nce. Juael!lh · Ashley Camp, 14, of ltafo con!Kt: Forsyth, Ill., on a field trip Rhonda Ralhbum with more than 40 other stu991-2161 dents. said she heard two or BY NAFEESA SYEED AND DAVID ESPO r-------------------, We've Got ltl 949-2210 • Racine, OH .992-8333 • Syracuse, OH june ' Inside • 8th • lbursday, June 11, 2()01) Bliats. Kareeni: Magic's Howard 'kind of predictable' Southern Hustlin Tornado th.. ll C Baske~ amp ORLANDO, Aa : (AP) - more · on Howard, who at cnttctsm of Howard's Kareem Abdul-Jabbar does" jumped .str<jight from his offensive talents. n't see much future for Atlanta high school to the No. After all, they say wben Dwight Howard in all those I ~pick in th~ ~ BA . you're nearly 7 feet, weigh ri1Jkrock:ws dunks and fwal'd 'ia ' '11Vorking to more than 265 pounds with •; J; '' · ~~ ' . poll1et . ·lfiOyes. from .the i ve his offensive skills. some of the broadest shoulRAC~ =- ~~ ~ OdandoMagic center. . often spellds nights at ders and leaping ability in School will hosl!ng lts lllliiJllll The NBA's career scoring the"Magic 's prilctlce facility the teagut~. why sliou!dn 't basketball camp June 22-June leader would .like to see wil;b ·friends, shOOting hooks you just dunk? That off-the25 from 9 a.!"· to 121_100n for Howard not rely so much on ~,ils many 3()() free charts athleticism has been lx>ys and girls entenng his sii.e and athleticism and ~s with music blaring at showcased . in lhe last two lhru 6th grades. In the4 - make himself a player his thi:· highest decibels. As a All·Star dunk ·contests, npons from ! p.m. to p.m. team can tum ·to when it klq,"tpo, he used tci emulate when he's donned Supenman 5?Uthem. WI)~ host the Jr. counts. Maybe even throw Abdul-Jabbar on tbe play- regalia and soared seeming~~ers':t!~5 camp for in a skyhook or two. ground with the skyhook. ly above the backboard. . ys ~>"' · . . "He's.. still offensively The running hook, not "If[ was that big, I would~:':.othe c~ ~: kind of raw," Abdul-Jabbar quite the towering shot n't ever shoot a jump shot," same hou~d. Every . said Wednesday. "He does- Abdul-Jabbar perfected, is 11 ~agic guard Courtney Lee tam will receive a camp n't have a go-to move yet . · move Howard h.as begun to joked. . . T-s:and camP. basketball. Right n!JW, he's kind of pre- develop over ·hts first five . W?rkmg. · closely With The camp will be conduct- diciable.'' · · seasons in the NBA. If he Mag1c asststant coach .and ed b members of the The NBA finals have can make it consistently, he former New .York Km.cks Sou~ coach in staff along shown that Howard has a said it would take his game center Patrie~ .Ewm~, iVith current and ~nner varsi- long. way 10 go . 10 be the ··ro the level of the all-time Howard has satd that he s ( basketball players at dommant ?ffensive center greats. still reachin~ his potentia], IYuthern Fundamentals will the LakThersMHa!l of .F a~~r •. His teaminates often laugh often saymg ll's only around SO · . . was. e ag1c trru ........s: ·' ~stressed and awBn!S w!ll J?e Angeles 2-1 with Game 4 nted for the wmners m · ' · h "HORSE'' and free on Thursday mg t.H . d' . 3 -on " .- •· . ' . . So far, owar s !b!'OW shootmg. RegiStrallon Superman act has mostly will be the flfSt ~y of camp been grounded. · Qne-half hour pnor to !he "Kareem is right, and he f!lllTIP on the first m.ommg understands that in order to (8:30-9:00) and af!e~oon be a good player you have to (12:~-1 :00). Participants add different things to r,our )VhoUld bring clean basketball game," Howard said. 'I've. sh~s. and be: able to provide tried to do the skyhook just a .s1gm:d ~ruver fonn along like him, but he had more Wtth shirt SI~, phone number, range and more touch . He and academic grade level. was shooting skyhooks fro!'" ~arents or. guardians must !lie 3-pointline, and I'm still ~rgn the wruver .fonn. Checks working on it from the paint, should be made payable to the so I've got a long way to SOuthern Athlellc Boosters: go .. • For further . mfonnahpn. The Lakers have tested the please call Jeff Caldwell at 23-year-old · Howard's s~Jls 949-3129. perhaps more than any team in the pla,Yoffs and exposed Howard s still developing fundarnenlals. They've harassed him with double-teams, surrounded him with 7-footers and shrunk his passing lanes. The · constant different .... ... ·looks have eased the pres• sure on the Lakers' front. court. . "So far, it hasn't been all that bad," Lakers forward ·;t-. Pau Gasol said about guard.•.ing Howard . The Magic big man has avera~ed . 16.6 points per game m the series, made JUSt II .shots from the field and even fewer dunks . That'·s down from his 20.9. points in the regular season. , If not for Orlando's shoot-. ing finals record ·62.5 percent from the field in its '., <·· . Game 3 win, the pressure would have elevated even ·as J: · 565 1 , . 20 percent. Only time will tell if that holds true. AbdutcJabbar, who's currently working as a .special assistant with ,the Lak~rs, agrees. If ~ere s one thing he loves about Howard's game, it's his defense . Howard is the NBA defensive player of the year after leading the league in blocks and rebounds this season. Leading those two categories in the same season is something the Lakers great - and only three others have accomplished: .. BUI Abdul·Jabbans wrutmg fo~ the ?ff~ ~catch .uP: STAFF REPORT KS! oAlSOMV'OIUY~ ~1ght ~kind o~ hm.~ted offenstvely, . he sa1d. He does great nght u~der thj: basket, ;YOU force h1"! to do other thmgs, he doesn t have an ans~e~ for it yet. Bu.! I thmk that s h1s challenge. · Former Los ·Angeles Lakers great ·Kareem AbdulJabbar .works with the Laker big men during practice for the NBA b.asketball · finals, Wednesday, . in Orlando, Fla. The . Lakers play the Orlando Magic in Game4 Thursday. AP photo a An emotional return to golf f~~ Mickelson · MEMPIDS, Tenn. (AP) - streaks of pink, his voice no The . idea was . for Phil longer sleady and sure. Mickelson 10 rel\lm to a rou: ·· "We're scared, yeah," he tine as best as possible in his . said. "I think a lot of it is the · · 1 00 'th 'i; · unkn " · wj~ ~ ~!~~w:urb~~nt · Tes~w~~ his 38-year-old wife .as . . .h. · w~ks since he announced h1s have provided enoug opttw!fe, Amy, ·was diagnosed tllJSin that sutgery has been wtth breast cancer. . pushed back to the ~rst week of Mickelson has always fe!l July, allowmg .~hcke!son to like he w~ in control, even 1f return to oompetlllon th1s wee~. htS golf alllmes suggested oth- then go to the U.S .. Open 11) erwi8e. Now he feels helpless. New York, where he IS beloved "I've never been this emo- under nonnal circumstances. ·tiona!, where if I'm driving His wife faces treatment for alone or what have you, I'll at least a year, sotbey decided just start crying," he . said to do what they normally Wednesday at' the St. Jude would - play . golf toum.aClassic his eyes tinged with. ments, take therr three ch1l· ' dren to camps ~d actlvi!~es.. They plan a troptcal vacation aftertheU.S.Openandbefore Amfs sutgthiery. . Even so, s·was not a normaJ.rou~ne for Mickelson in Memphis . ·Some 3oo fans lined the walkway at the bottom of the stairs leading to the clubhouse where Mickelson had lunch. waiting for autographs or pictures some wearing pink shins' in support. Mickelson . however, went around the fiunt of the club-house to avoid the crowd, setling up shop at the far end of the r.mge that had been reserved. for the amateurs before h1s. pro-am round, far awa~ from his peers. Woody APresustidm! ·hics ppartnlastertune. at anthde ~18 u . , . defendmg champion Jusnn Leonard walked over to we1come him back with a handshakethatrumed inioahug. He does not know what to ex~ct from his gam~. Mtckelson said he wo~ld h.ll balls for an hour wh1le hu; wife was resting, and he feels he is not far off from earlier this year, when he won . at Riviera and Dora!. "But certai~lY;, I ha~e~:t played m a -::vhile, he srud. I had an emooonal mon~. and I PITTSBURGH (AP) don't know where I will be ml Pittsburgh prosecutors the golf couri;e as f!ll' as being have. dropped a misde·. able to focus. I don't know me.anor . drug charge that yet." . · against Steelers wide If nothing else, Mickelson receiver and Super Bowl said he looked forward to MVP Santonio Holmes. being inside the ropes. allow~ County Allegheny ing him to.get his mmd off can.- Assistant District Attorney cer. Rachel Newman announced . But there was no escaping it the decision at a court hearWednesday. . . ing Wednesday. lie started on No. I 0, htttmg Pittsburgh police say they driver down the hill into the found three marijuana-filled water, hilling the nexl one in a cigars - or blunts - in . bunker. Then crune the par-3 Holmes' car when he was lith over water, am:! a tourna- pulled over on Oct. 23. They ment tradition lhat hit home pulled Holmes over because like never hefot'e. . 'they were looking for a car Patients at the St. Jude similar to the one he was Children's Research Hospilal driving.. Holmes alerted caddie for the professional on police to the drugs. this hole. Mickelson met Holmes.' attorney argued Michael Anderson, 27. who iS the traffic stop violated ooming off his fourth surgery for the football . slar's rights a brain tumor. A half-dozen chil- because the search warrant AP photo dren suddenly swrounded him, wasn't speciHc enough. Phil Mickelson acknowledges fans as he comes off the 17th green during a the .pro-am at most of them losing their hair. Prosecutors agr~ed. the St. Jude Classic golf tournament, Wednesday, in Germantown, Tenn .. Mickelson Lefty knelt to speak to Asked if he -~as happy returned to the PGA Tour on Wednesday, trying to keep som!l normalcy 1n a hie that has with the oulcome, Holmes been turned upside-down by the discovery that his wile Amy has breast cancer. Please see Mickelson, 81 . said: "I'm all right.'' DAdrops · marijuana · · charge against Steelers' Holmes· �Page Bz • The Daily Sen~ .Daly www .mydailysentinel.eom / Thursday, June 11, 2009 Thursday, June u, 2009 www.mydallysentlnel.com for 1st PGA event since his suspension ,_..-...., After being banned from the lour for six mo11ths, John Daly waits lp make a shot during a qualifying round in Germantown, Tenn., for the . U.S. Open on Monday. 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Amc;s' his caddie, Jim Mackay, back to the bag for more. wife, Jodi,- had breast cancer at age 38 during the summer of "!can't shakjl nimds," one girl said to Mickelson, steadying 2005, He missed tlie .cut 'the British Open and went through herself with a crutCh. · · the motions at the PGA Championship,.not clearing his mind "Well, you have a very strong hug," Mickelson said after until she was headed toward recovery. . leaning in to embrace her. · · "But he's a l!ifferent ftsh;' Ames said , "To be that good, lo Anderson had enough stren~th to lug Mickelson's bag to the be where he is in the world, you've got to be mentally tough. green - "It's heavier than mme ;· he ·said with a smile - but I feel badly for him. This is not something nice to go through." Mickelson wouldn't discharge him of his duties until he '~'Cad The support contiques to amaze Mickelson. He began his the birdie putt. He just missed. · press conference by tal)ting about Saturday at the Colonial, the · Tlley talked briefly aboui his outlook, alld Anderson inq1,1ired aboutAmy. . ';~f Call. MARCUM CONSTRUCTION "We think they caught it early," Mickelson said. "The treatment is going to be tough. But let's whip this." . · ~ •' Comrnerical & Residential Mickelsol) spent seven hours TUesday practicing at Bethpage Black, where he was runner-up to Tiger Woods in 2002. He has Room ·Additloni, Decks, Garages, Vlny.l & Wood never finished · worse than fourth in a U.S. Open held in New .Siding, Roofing, Chain·Link & Wood Fencing -York. General Home Maintenance ·· "''m not just playing to play," Mickelson said. "l think Bethpage ts a golf course that sU1Is my game. I love playmg that MlllW, MIIIIM• •IER course, I love playing in the New York area. I'm playing here 47239 tl.i~be.l Rood. Lm111 Bollom, OH because I believe I ciln win next week. Again, there's a lot of Ph: 740-985-4141 ·Cell : 740-416·1834 question marks that I have. But that's the goal." . Mickelson's parents are taking his .children camping this 25 Ytliw IXptrllnct . Fret Etdlllllet Not Aft1H•f4d With Mike M.lrcum RHnng& RMlociUna week; as Amy stays at home with her·best fiiends. He said it was unlikely she would go to Bethpage - Amy rarely misses a major - because of the raw emotions that await of seeing so many friends. "When you see people, and they're crying and so forth, it~s · just not easy to go through that," he said. · · ·. It's what Mickelson avoided as best he could before teeing off in the pro-am. · . Stephen Ames, among the few who can appreciate what . -CLA.SSIFI .ED Financial was dropped in the Players . Championship. Tour. good for the communiMarch wi th its assets Sergio Garcia, Brittsh Open ty," Herron said . . · frozen in a federal investi- and PGA champion Padraig Leonard is lookmg forgation. That left an event Harrington, Camilo Villegas ward to seeing Daly himself. " It seems like from the heading into its 52nd year and Relief Goosen. Justin named only for its charity, Leonard is back defending outside looking in that he:s · the St. Jude Children 's his title , looking for his third pretty serious about ~IS Re search Hospital . win here since 2005 along game, and that 's a good thing Tournament officials with another two~time win- for all of us," Leonard said. scrambled for money even ner in David Toms. Good golf would be a nice as FedEx . whose headquarLeonard _said he does cJllinge ·from all the exciteters overlooks. pan of the worry about the lac!, of a ment Daly has generated Southwind course , sponsor but has faith that away from this course. In . increased its support . . tournament director Phil 2007, Daly accused .his wife .. Late last week, the purse Cannon can find ·a ·replace- Sherrie, of attackmg htm .. was cut $500.000 to $5.6 ment. with a steljj( knife . A gag million, the first time that's " It's a tough spot. Trying. order rules in their divorce happened on tour this year. to find a title sponsor in this case, and Daly's attorneys The winner will take home a economy is difficult," got a temporary . restraining little less but still a $1 mil- Leonard sajd. order Wednesday keeping his lion check in a move players The tournament would like wife, who ·lives next to the learned about only an hour to have a replacement before course, away from the TPC at before the commitment the tour schedule for 2010 is Southwind while he plays. deadline last Friday. announced in October or But Daly did finish second "We wanted to give every Novem\Jer. Cannon is opti- in Italy. He has lost 61 opponunity to see how we mistic about· ·finding a pounds down to a trim 219 could compete at the levels replacement and Sl!id it helps as of last weekend on his that had been previously . being affiliated with FedEx way to his goal of 190 and is announced," tour spokesman and St. Jude, this event.'s working on his game with , y Votaw said. ''The final charity since 1970: coach Rick Smith. The man eterrrlination · was that we Tim Herron has been · who · used to practice on!~ eft it was best we do this." involved for years with for majors said he isn t So no wonder officials Target House, which houses going to become as had, welcomed Daly back with families .of St. Jude patients. working as Vijay Singh. an exemption. More head- He said PGA ·golfers need · "It's ,like Vijay js telling lines followed when Phil this event just as much as me, the practice could pay can still salvage -a great Mickelson, ranked No. 2 in Memphis and St. Jude. off six months down the career," Daly said. the world, annol!nced his "So I don' t think anyone road. It could pay , off a His latest step at another retu.m to competition three here re~lly needs to panic," week down the road. It career revival comes · weeks after suspending his Herron, said. · . could pay off a year down Thursday in the opening schedule .because his wife, -Herron will be playing the road. But sooner or later round of the St. Jude Classic, ·Amy, was diagnosed with with Daly. Herron was one of like what Goose told me his ·first tournament back breast cancer. · . · the first peopl~ who called yesterday, sooner or later it · since a six-month suspension It's an attempt at some Daly after news of his sus· 1s going to pay off," Daly from the PGA Tour. He's here norrmilcy and a tuneup for· pen~ion , and he also talked said. . on asponsor's .exemption in a next week's U.S. Open at briefly with Daly on the Divots: The caddies' bibs place he considers home and Bethpage Black i!l New · putting green here Tuesday. will feature artwork from where fans eagerly watch, York. "At least he's thinking pos- patients at St. Jude . ... .Loren ready to call the hogs for the HSo here I am," Mickelson itive, in the right- direction Roberts will he making .his Arkansas native at any time. · said of playing a course ·. you know. Wish him the best 25th apj)earance at this This tournament 'needs . redesigned and toughened to .on l guess positive tllinking. event. That will break his tie Daly and all the attention be par-70 since his lone visit You know it's funny. People with Lou Graham at 24.... brings in a year that has fea- · here in 2001. still love him, fans especial- David Gossett, who won the tured as much suspense as The rest of the field ly. People are still . talking John Deere Classic in 200 I, the troubled golfer himself. includes Henrik Stenson in about John, which is gpod. is making his first tour stan Title sponsor Stanford his first event since winning .So he's still good for the . since 2007. t MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) The question came at John Daly a variety of ways Wednesday, and he tried deflectin¥ them with jokes . His wetght loss? He cheated. And the lap.band surgery was so successful that his · 17-year-old daughter is scheduled for her turn next week . His time ·on the European Tour? Great, loves it as much as the PGA Tour - except for the cameras going off during his swing and ·smaller purses. A last chance? That's when he's dead and buried. Then the golfer whose life features more drama than tn:ribune • Sentinel- ~e ster •d. 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Everything hinges on th,e surgery, when they find out the scope of the cancer and the treatment required. · · But he wants to make the most of the time he is back on the job. ~-~~~~~:..:: of 111e vil~ge .ilmHo RUt' land. Ideal tot 11 buslil818 or small · tamlly.. Fleaoon- . S.uv&, Trucks, Cars .. lull able rem. ·References & sr~~ and compacts, .' all deposit required. 'No 1"~ 'A~. I f-\of>e; $ , H-ForSale PUMPING . GaHia Evans ~mPageBl at 446-2342 ·(740) 992-2156 (304) 675·1333 Or . l\egister enpnel TO Place Mickelson them. giving each a golf ball and a glove until he had to send ·· Mickei50n is going through, was sutprised to see hini. Amc;s' his caddie, Jim Mackay, back to the bag for more. wife, Jodi,- had breast cancer at age 38 during the summer of "!can't shakjl nimds," one girl said to Mickelson, steadying 2005, He missed tlie .cut 'the British Open and went through herself with a crutCh. · · the motions at the PGA Championship,.not clearing his mind "Well, you have a very strong hug," Mickelson said after until she was headed toward recovery. . leaning in to embrace her. · · "But he's a l!ifferent ftsh;' Ames said , "To be that good, lo Anderson had enough stren~th to lug Mickelson's bag to the be where he is in the world, you've got to be mentally tough. green - "It's heavier than mme ;· he ·said with a smile - but I feel badly for him. This is not something nice to go through." Mickelson wouldn't discharge him of his duties until he '~'Cad The support contiques to amaze Mickelson. He began his the birdie putt. He just missed. · press conference by tal)ting about Saturday at the Colonial, the · Tlley talked briefly aboui his outlook, alld Anderson inq1,1ired aboutAmy. . ';~f Call. MARCUM CONSTRUCTION "We think they caught it early," Mickelson said. "The treatment is going to be tough. But let's whip this." . · ~ •' Comrnerical & Residential Mickelsol) spent seven hours TUesday practicing at Bethpage Black, where he was runner-up to Tiger Woods in 2002. He has Room ·Additloni, Decks, Garages, Vlny.l & Wood never finished · worse than fourth in a U.S. Open held in New .Siding, Roofing, Chain·Link & Wood Fencing -York. General Home Maintenance ·· "''m not just playing to play," Mickelson said. "l think Bethpage ts a golf course that sU1Is my game. I love playmg that MlllW, MIIIIM• •IER course, I love playing in the New York area. I'm playing here 47239 tl.i~be.l Rood. Lm111 Bollom, OH because I believe I ciln win next week. Again, there's a lot of Ph: 740-985-4141 ·Cell : 740-416·1834 question marks that I have. But that's the goal." . Mickelson's parents are taking his .children camping this 25 Ytliw IXptrllnct . Fret Etdlllllet Not Aft1H•f4d With Mike M.lrcum RHnng& RMlociUna week; as Amy stays at home with her·best fiiends. He said it was unlikely she would go to Bethpage - Amy rarely misses a major - because of the raw emotions that await of seeing so many friends. "When you see people, and they're crying and so forth, it~s · just not easy to go through that," he said. · · ·. It's what Mickelson avoided as best he could before teeing off in the pro-am. · . Stephen Ames, among the few who can appreciate what . -CLA.SSIFI .ED Financial was dropped in the Players . Championship. Tour. good for the communiMarch wi th its assets Sergio Garcia, Brittsh Open ty," Herron said . . · frozen in a federal investi- and PGA champion Padraig Leonard is lookmg forgation. That left an event Harrington, Camilo Villegas ward to seeing Daly himself. " It seems like from the heading into its 52nd year and Relief Goosen. Justin named only for its charity, Leonard is back defending outside looking in that he:s · the St. Jude Children 's his title , looking for his third pretty serious about ~IS Re search Hospital . win here since 2005 along game, and that 's a good thing Tournament officials with another two~time win- for all of us," Leonard said. scrambled for money even ner in David Toms. Good golf would be a nice as FedEx . whose headquarLeonard _said he does cJllinge ·from all the exciteters overlooks. pan of the worry about the lac!, of a ment Daly has generated Southwind course , sponsor but has faith that away from this course. In . increased its support . . tournament director Phil 2007, Daly accused .his wife .. Late last week, the purse Cannon can find ·a ·replace- Sherrie, of attackmg htm .. was cut $500.000 to $5.6 ment. with a steljj( knife . A gag million, the first time that's " It's a tough spot. Trying. order rules in their divorce happened on tour this year. to find a title sponsor in this case, and Daly's attorneys The winner will take home a economy is difficult," got a temporary . restraining little less but still a $1 mil- Leonard sajd. order Wednesday keeping his lion check in a move players The tournament would like wife, who ·lives next to the learned about only an hour to have a replacement before course, away from the TPC at before the commitment the tour schedule for 2010 is Southwind while he plays. deadline last Friday. announced in October or But Daly did finish second "We wanted to give every Novem\Jer. Cannon is opti- in Italy. He has lost 61 opponunity to see how we mistic about· ·finding a pounds down to a trim 219 could compete at the levels replacement and Sl!id it helps as of last weekend on his that had been previously . being affiliated with FedEx way to his goal of 190 and is announced," tour spokesman and St. Jude, this event.'s working on his game with , y Votaw said. ''The final charity since 1970: coach Rick Smith. The man eterrrlination · was that we Tim Herron has been · who · used to practice on!~ eft it was best we do this." involved for years with for majors said he isn t So no wonder officials Target House, which houses going to become as had, welcomed Daly back with families .of St. Jude patients. working as Vijay Singh. an exemption. More head- He said PGA ·golfers need · "It's ,like Vijay js telling lines followed when Phil this event just as much as me, the practice could pay can still salvage -a great Mickelson, ranked No. 2 in Memphis and St. Jude. off six months down the career," Daly said. the world, annol!nced his "So I don' t think anyone road. It could pay , off a His latest step at another retu.m to competition three here re~lly needs to panic," week down the road. It career revival comes · weeks after suspending his Herron, said. · . could pay off a year down Thursday in the opening schedule .because his wife, -Herron will be playing the road. But sooner or later round of the St. Jude Classic, ·Amy, was diagnosed with with Daly. Herron was one of like what Goose told me his ·first tournament back breast cancer. · . · the first peopl~ who called yesterday, sooner or later it · since a six-month suspension It's an attempt at some Daly after news of his sus· 1s going to pay off," Daly from the PGA Tour. He's here norrmilcy and a tuneup for· pen~ion , and he also talked said. . on asponsor's .exemption in a next week's U.S. Open at briefly with Daly on the Divots: The caddies' bibs place he considers home and Bethpage Black i!l New · putting green here Tuesday. will feature artwork from where fans eagerly watch, York. "At least he's thinking pos- patients at St. Jude . ... .Loren ready to call the hogs for the HSo here I am," Mickelson itive, in the right- direction Roberts will he making .his Arkansas native at any time. · said of playing a course ·. you know. Wish him the best 25th apj)earance at this This tournament 'needs . redesigned and toughened to .on l guess positive tllinking. event. That will break his tie Daly and all the attention be par-70 since his lone visit You know it's funny. People with Lou Graham at 24.... brings in a year that has fea- · here in 2001. still love him, fans especial- David Gossett, who won the tured as much suspense as The rest of the field ly. People are still . talking John Deere Classic in 200 I, the troubled golfer himself. includes Henrik Stenson in about John, which is gpod. is making his first tour stan Title sponsor Stanford his first event since winning .So he's still good for the . since 2007. t MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) The question came at John Daly a variety of ways Wednesday, and he tried deflectin¥ them with jokes . His wetght loss? He cheated. And the lap.band surgery was so successful that his · 17-year-old daughter is scheduled for her turn next week . His time ·on the European Tour? Great, loves it as much as the PGA Tour - except for the cameras going off during his swing and ·smaller purses. A last chance? That's when he's dead and buried. Then the golfer whose life features more drama than tn:ribune • Sentinel- ~e ster •d. 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Gautpoli& City Park and Aeq. No Pets. 367·7025 River. LR. den , lrg, co. Commercial • Residential • Free Estimates ; 11ploym~>rl (740) 991-5009 Custom Home Building .Stet:\ Frame Building"' ~;;;;;;;;o;C;;;;am~mo;;;.::'raOi'a•l=o:- ances, CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Must -have good organizationa! skills and th_ e abillty to wom independ· ently with strong arten- Creo t .l v e Johnson's Tree c hild core Now enrolling for Service Gallipolis, OH 45631 Insured, Jt·ree · . summer chlldcare. Call Anita or Sharon (740J 949-212~ gallipolisaccountant@ ... 4563 t ;;;!;;!,;,.,.,,.,,.,,.,,. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath , large kitchen, sun Holp Wont.d . Gonoral room, c/a & heat. nice outdoor spaces, Call Need 7 ladies -to sail or Avon cal/740-446·3358 140•992 ,9784 740·992-5094 for more ~~-.-~~~-Overbrook · Rehabilitation Center" is currently seek; 5 room house at 44 Olive tng a beau1iclan !O work Space lor St Has stove/retrldge. · 1n the taci tity's beautY saRem fully equipped Sa- 5425/rent plus· deposit, ton. Candidates should ~ Commercial 7 40·367-0544 Houra Free EaUmatu 7:00am· 8:00pm 7,40·367-0536 S&L Trucking Dump Truck Exp. 740441-9387 Service We Haul Gravel. RICk Johnson-O"·ner Tree removal, planting, lawn care, and all your landscaping needs. Residential and Commercial Fully ~-~~~-·~~ "~ details. '.7! 6-11 t KJ Z ... K Q 10 7 5 4 MONTY West • or 7400-591'3726 Cel month Hardwood Cabinetry And FII'IIHure w... 50Sh!trtoll ~~'~ Shid&- loving 15 : 58 ="orlul I &Truck atop 59 18 : : : ' ' ::.-:::sng 19 U'*"'>wn 60 1492 2t Clinton ol ;rLovlo" 23 "Snow" 61 Rung auth. ......, 13 NoPe = = vegglt 17 "Sid Boyo" 24 NA'SA coun- 1 Milk 111tta. 2S 2 P."- 26 :loclde'o S..ulb Wosl North Easl 1+ 3 NT Pass Pass z• . Pass Pass Pass 6 39 Pltlll top 41 Tall't OIIPOiite DOWN ~ 30 Pacijngollp :.r.::- mtallet 44 CIO'Yed atar 11 46 =ng 3 T.-eropty noll marollat 4 .a20 ~ed 47 Lewyer'o 5 llocltlnlc't 22 So-oa lltlng ~ 46 HynHt nnate grade . 23 Cry ol dlogllll 25 tncllo to ettar:k employee (2 - .) 27 Dryed 37 E•er:o I Seth 28 Zeuo' 38 Cartoon Danlal'a ohlold arg. 31 Clotem shrieks 40 Depat Info 11 lfor8l 33 Sault42 DIOjHIIsh command Marte detMrt ·12 Sonny'aox 35 'Mateo do 32 Gets a load a1 6 Long 34 Drone'• ...tnded homo 1 GOlf 36 IRS. 8 By Jovol 49 Ricky Ricardo 51 Sight of dillrlao 53 Jagged 55 In iiadltlon 56 ln'!ite 57 Han or mare been without the wamlng. You are In lltree no-trump. Weal leads tho spade six. East wins with his a<:e and returns tho spade eight. You try tho joel<, but West wtns with .his quee"n and leads the spade nine, his high card being a sull·profer. BARNEY GIMME ONE EGG, . A PINT 0' MILK AN' HALF A STIO( 0' ence signal for hearts. After taking your king, how would you continue? North had a minimum tor his intend~ 15 THAT AL.L., GRANPAW 1' od sequenCe ot two clubs followed by three clubs, which would have advenised a- &iK·card suit and game--invitational values. However, BUTTER, SILAS !! when you rabid th~ee no--trump, showing a han.d too sti'I)Og to open one no-trump and too weak for two n_o-trump, North f'tpd an easy pass. (If you use two--over-one game·forc~ ing, 1think an Immediate three-club jump-shift should show responder's Run • pape<S of Thu!S!Iay, June t I, 2009 hand-typo.) You have six lop ttict<s; one spade. two diamonds and three clubs. It lOOks too eaSy - run six club tricks and claim. What, though, .if the · clubs are not running? Then y,ou Will rteed five diamond tricks. How can you combine .your-chances?' Play a club to dummy's queen, t.hen THE BORN LOSER Holp Wonltod • Gonoral BvThawav Local Domestic Violence • Sheller seeks to lUI the Clllltn Sttre llllltldll, 111110 following p os itions~ Full time Wayne County Advocate, F'un time Mason County AdvOcate, Part time Putnam County Advocate, Part time Relief Staff. Bachelors ;;;,'"""""'="""""'"""' Degree in Social Service preferred. experience working with victims accepted. Please send resume wllh nandwrttten cover letter to P.O..Bmc 403, Huntington, WV 25708, 742·0012 Owners: Jon Van Meter & Paul Rowe du""""'s jack. Hero, you take one spade, flve "diamonds Bf!d three clubs. · 100 E Cook Ad Mansfletcl. onto 44907 Attn. : Deb . ,...'11-t' Now Selling: • Ford & Motorcraft Parts • Engines, Transfer Cases & Experi- Transmissions ,. • Aftermarket Sheet For All Mates of VehicleS Racine Ohio """""""' M"'odi"""oco"'l"""'"""' Home Healthcare of Southeast Ohio Inc. is currently h1ri11g Home Health Aides, 1-740-662·1222 ested please 740-592·2444 . 140·992-1m Stop & Compare HAS Replacement required. - ~Y In perSon ay Sparkle Supply- Company 683 State Route 7 Nonh Ga!Npolis, OH. No please. phone • New Homes • Garages . • Complete Remodeling cillls SOMETHING. FOR YOU!! Windows and VInyl Siding Specialists, LtD (740) 742-2563 • Siding • Vinyl Windows • Metal and Shingle Roo& ZEG P e .Jf XAKD . P YPYL ' Z CPRG DAKIIE JLY ZKNTCG ... ZPNG ZEG p RLGB p BJI J fPIIV. " . · oa ·fGOZ SDKNT PREVIOUS SOLUTION:, hope lo 1>e <ememba<ed as somaone w11o made tho earth a Utile rnore beautifuL~· Justice Willi~m 0. Douglas · . wou • Pole Barns .. . ·~ · ..~. ..,...,. LAWN CARE & Power Washing Residential Free E!!Umates • Lawn Mmtenanre • Landscaplna S.:th Carleton (740) 517·S432 Jeff Stetbem (740)517~ COW ~nd .BOY · ""v ~ ....... v " PLAN THAT ALLOWS US TO KEEP 30 PE!lCENT OF THE STIMUWS MONEY IF WE INJVE PfiODUCTION OVE&I\S.· (_ I I' I 1- R I l WH "'\ 0 ' r1 1 ·c~," ~ . ro the pbilooopber ~s knoW the best . . ,.---~--:---.,.....,..-, lbilt lias been said aDd11tougbt- . '· 1 I'I ·- ~ rernaria.l, \ to 'the-." NI l HE C I I I l'~r~:-~~ -- -- ·- · A PRINT NUMBERED lElTERS W IN lHESE SQUARES · UNSCRAMBlE LETIERS FOR ANSWER . ' r---'-------, r-:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-, ..---------------------.-, '.,...IN urn 1JUST M~"' ,.. "PE . "OUT , BtJSI"ESS 0 l ll' 0. 8 result, tfle.re are strono indications that you will end up accomplishing $0methlng quite impressive . LIBRA . (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Oon1 ba reluctant to exer1 your authorlry when dev~lopmenta dictate. Those with ~ ,. ' you ·are sharing an activity Will welcome YOU.r !!tOadying Input and lnlluehca. SCORPIO (Ott. 24-Nov. 22)- Betng a S FFE"" T ~,......,--,-..j stoetch •unna• i8 your grealeot asitt, so NO,THISI Dl •~N . ._ don·1~d'd 'f Hto a sow I ~ •maya o you gat o WE NEEV THEM PAy stBrt. When Others begin to "'"· you'll Nt · FOIHIUi1 HEUCOI'rER. WE DID HAVE yountnde ~ wtth oats or ""''liY to opare: IT DIPPED IN SAGITTARIUS (NoY. 23·0oc. 21) GOLD. THOIJ(iH. oeating Wilh Olha<s on a onba-onlh·onacoplbasts a ' . will be 1" mo•e p<efa<a ta n ng with commtttaos or large Q<oups of peo· . '":. pie. Do your own thing. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)- In situ· atlons Where you are trying to help anot~­ er, every1hlng will work OU1 ad\lantaoeous~~~=J~;;;~ ly. Converse!~. the dividendi are Nkaty to " q be small when you'-re only out for yourself. • AOUARIUS (Jln. 20-~eb. t9)- Friends . '.. , coulct be.more receptive than usual when discussing-your objectives, and they may even be willing to help r&allze your ' CUTTING EDGE Commercial & VIRGO (Auij. 23-Sepl, 22) - Once you focus on a certain ob)&ctlve, ~ou are not likely to settte for anything 18sa. As a S<li.AM-LBTS ANSWEII.S Tave.m - GoiD'd - Tabby ~ i!ifoJOO Btutket - BE SURE Granny always told me tb8t if I wore one watch I'd know wbal time it was, if I wore two, 1 would never . ' BE.SURE. ARLO & JANIS j' . endeavors. Tum to them flrtt before seek:. ~ 29 Yean ExjJerl<mH David Lewis 740-992·6971 Insured Free Estimates !ZING , RIN& Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal BARK! BARK! BARK! j(lg fle,lp tlsewl'lere.', ~ES;(f'lli,• 2,0-MIOch 20) .,_. Elfollo \.. ·~'1"1 ·' Work I:~=~=Rates ARIES (lotarm 21-ApriiiO)- Go lhood '' '· 11!111 :,'t~ your tataat "",or prof· . .... . Y9U haYI!ht ll>ll1y .. twoy . Others.to·yow Point rA 1o1ew. ~ It ..,.._ .ctsly.ttuo Wtho """'""' posse~101 ••r:tl· . tl'l' Call Gary S1anley @ 740-59 1-8044 Room Additions, Remodeling, Metal & Shingle New Homes, Siding, Decks, Bathroom Remodeliq. Lia>nsed & Jnsuroil Roors, ' wll be ' ~~lid~~-· -· tngetemen!S. TAURUS (Aj)<lf 20-~y . 20) - ROiegOie rour ·u~ intiios!S oo oietl- to lhe ra,ar nmks. WOfk on sl1ua11ona or Pfofllell that are meaningful to your career or Hnanclal poSition, because that's where ~- you" &hlne tnost. l •l'rornol and Quality ' "' - ~·. ~~~;;;;~;=~~;;i:~ ~IOU Itt n(>l toold!lg 101 ~ fl'ljust ~y<>u .... ' ' PSI CONSTRUCTION • IAMI. material 66cu- prefer · callif!g the ahots, a panr,trsl'llp aiTangement will wol'k out more ad11anta· geausl~: brainstorm Ideas and strategies wllh otners. · • Decks • Additions •Eie<lrkal • Plumbing ~~~er try something new. LEO (J~Iy 23-AI/0. 22) - AllhOu"' you .CONSIIICTIIII ...THE TV .0001 tle to you Is likely. to fall Hat. It's ··your choice. CANCER (juna21·July 22)- Go with tho now instead of lighting a rising tide. Some . ch$nges wiD actually benefit you more tHan the stanqard procedur,. Be willing to S10 per lb Cash oaly Pmt is rrciul~ in advance Shipments arrive every BISSEll Sales ence l.arjt, "''"'r f'rwtn, hudt on ROBERT call Sates Manager position avatlable Sales expen· SHRIMP (740) 742-2!63 ::::: e-.~ Local Home Health Agencv now htrtng STNA's, HHA's, . tor the Meigs County area.Ftexi· ble scheduling. 11 Inter- Yo11r ef1ortsto gain Rooting, Siding, Gutters Insured & Bonded 740·653·9657 Service · Technician posi~ tlon available 'tor diesel "P RLG .B P BJI BGPOY r1ty wilt be Important" to you In the year ahead, and one of the rnBtn reasons you'll find st.K:C888. Once you discover a source toPe developed, you'll give II your all. GEMINI (May 21-Jun' 20) - When you truly believe In what you're doing, chahees for suooesa improve greatly; ory the other hand, p~atlng something that means tit - Seainless Gutters Mochanlct LLCCIC~REQ .COM Sf Bornfco - Guttering • TCK»y's Ctue: s &qUilts C . Friday, Jun• 1~ 2001 H&H Provider and Employer" by Luis Campos ·. Cel!llllliy Cipher (I'JPIODram• 11e 0'1&1111 I~ quew!oM bV lamoue paOflle, Pal ana PfNIII. Eiltt11ttter ~ tile dpl1urlllnotlor 1110the1: . ·~!r!, • Vinyl Siding • Roplacemant Wlndowa . ·Roofing ·Decks ·Garages • Polo Buildings • Room Additions Owner: James Keesee II " ' 742·2332 . Equal Housing Oppqnunlty TDD.. 19·526·0466 "This institution is an Equal Opportunity CELEBRITY CIPHER ~Astro- Construction 419·756·1346 or mall resume to: Malabar Trace·1m to t.Vt.~MO~E MOI-IE.Y........:--.v. J&L Neaded for two properties In Ala Grande & Oak Hill Fax Resume to· Benefits. Fax resume to 740·446·9 104 •or e·mail retum a dub to your ace. If they . divide favorably, lead a diamond to dummy's kinQ and cash the remainIng clubs. Sut.when East shows up with jack-fourth of dubs, cross your fingers and play a diamond . to Open 7 days a week FULL TIME MANAGER hydraulics. email: EIUI l~o0i~ bf MOKE.'I'! ~ Daily Specials Supor.;~r~ry at'ld Call: 740-416-5047 At.\1> I. WOULI> ~(>,.vE. :;~\1 t..l> Serv~ng Breakfast Management I ence · ne~ssary . Health/Retirement · & WOW'-WI-\(>..1 (>.. ~ GRE.i>o.i S(>..LE.! r :,(>..\IE:.I> Lbi:, Of M.bt.~E.'< ! -<""-¥7Y~ Racine, Ohio 740-247·2019 NEW OWNERS NEW MENU postmarked no later than June 12, 2009. EOE . Maintenan<t, acllvltr With that huge hint, todsy'a deal should be easJ&r than tt would have Now Make lundraising calls for conservative organizations such as ~~~~ • 8. ·-toPrwtouo- 43 ....... yell 47 Aw11ome. dudol 450•1 ' • 1 Stltrnlc Bridge is full of plthy adages, many of whld'l are wrong mQrt often than not. One of the more reliable, though, Ia 'lha honor from the ahort· er stde first: But even that haa Its eKCeptions. Accepting·Applications ua· • J i8 6 2 Which honor should vou take first? · gram. PUBLIC NOTICE be on fila. In the plan . the NRA! NOTICE: Ia hereby room ollhe F.. Dodge Call Toll Free to given · that on Corporotlon, Builders policy of encouraging $400 month plus ooposn. schedule interv.isw' Sllurday, June 13, EKchanga, and the the partlclpatlan of & utillties,(740)992·7880 1-666-IMC·PAYU 2009 at tO:OO a.m., a VIllage Office. small buolneaa In ;;,;,;;;;,;;;;;:;.;;.:;,;,;.;.;;;;;;... ext. 2311 Bidder Je rural aroaa (SBRAoj 3BR .dble·wlde furnished, · Apply public aale will be · Each On!ine: heta at 211 w. requll'8d to , lurnlah All contractors and SR 143 · Pomeroy. $625 hUp:l/jobs.!nfocision.com Second St., Pomeroy, with Ita eubml~tlon subcontractors mo. incl. most utilities & Ohio. The Farmers of lite fully completed Involved with the lawncare. 740-591·5174 Earn a Groll Wage • Bank and Sovlngo Bid Documants, a prolect shalf to lha 3BR, 2 bath doublewide while making a Company It telling Sid 5ecurlty In exttnt practicable, on Bulavitle Pike & Difference I lor cash In hand or accordance with use Oho product~ 14~70 :3BA on Bulavllle certlfled ch""k the Section t53.54 of tho materials, services Call 446·4060 bafma following collaterll: Ohio ReVIled Coda. and tabor In tho 5pm 0 , 367·7782 after $8.80htr starting with 1999 Fard F25D 4x4 Bid sacurlty Implementation of Spm. potential to earn 2FTPX28LOXCA8t9f $12.25/hr lurnlahed In Bond lltolr prolact. 4 form (Bid Gllarant.. DOMESTIC STEEL Salot The Farmers ·Bank and Contract and USE REQUIREMENTS ~~"""~""""""!'!" Work on behalf ol lhe and Savings Perlarmenco Bond at AS SPECIFIED IN 76 Ek:Ona T<aller 14X70 naUon's leading Company, Pomeroy, pravldecl In SocUon SECTION 143.011 OF 2BR 1 bath good shape Non-Prolil &··Christian Ohio, reierve1 the f53.57.1 or tho Ohio ' THE (OHIO) REVISED 365 p.,ton, you move. organiZations Such as right to bid at thll Rtvleecl Cado), mull CODE APPLY TO $7500 OBO. 645-1646 o• St. Jude Children'& aale, and to withdraw bolaauod by a Surety THIS PROJECT. 446·25t5 A&search Hospital the above collateral Company or COPIES OF SECTION ':"'"--~----=~ prlar to sale. Further, Corporollon llcenoed 153.0'11 OF THE Country ,living· 3·5BR, We have taken Inbound The Farmera Bank In the State ar Ohio to (OHIO) REVISED 2·3 BA on p<operty, carts for ~American Idol and Savings · provide aald turety. CODE CAN BE Many lk>or plans! Easy Gives Back~ and "S1and COmpany reaervea Thase Blddert . that . OBTAINED FROM Financing! We own tM Up tor _ Cancer" the right to rej""t any elact to submit bid ANY OF THE bank. Call lodayl or all blda aubmltted. guaranty In the form OFFICES OF THE 666·2t5-5774 · • Onsne Doctor The abova described of a certified chock, . DEPARTMENT OF ' . o Fuff nme (HI J collators! will be aotd Cllhler'a ch""k or AOMINISTRATIVE , Govammanl Loans, Stn· 0 Part Thna (8-1 :30pm of cl'8dll SERVICES. gle wide & double wtde or5:30·,1pm) "aa le·where 11:, wtth latter no ea:preseed or pursuant to Chapter The Pro)ect Ia being ~omes. Call 10 prequal· • Weekly Pay + BonuS Implied werronty 1305 of the Ohla lundad with monies tty. 666·215•577 4 potantr.l · given. •Medlcatioenlal Ravlaod Code and In made available by the Govemment will pay you Far further accordance with federal · American up 1o saooo to buy a new 4()n/EAP · Information, or tor an Section 153.54 (C) or Recavary and home. Don't mlos you• p8 ld T 1 r appointment to tho Ohla Revlead Relnvutmant Act or share of lhe stimulus bail •' ra n ng Inspect collateral, Code. Any auch latter 2009 (ARRA) and out tnoney. No Glm· Calf Now I prior to seta date of credit shall be ouch law contains micks, No Hype. Call to Start Next weeki conllcl Cyndle or ravacoblo anly II tho provisions commonty be . P•e·Oualif~. 1-BBB·fMC.PAYU Ken at992·2136. apUan. al the known •• "'~y 740·423·9728 oo loll free E 9 (6) 10, 11, 12 benlflclary Owner. American", that 666-336·320t App~~ ~n~l~a: The amount of lite requlraa· all of tho !"""~-----!""",,..,~ ~lntocl....,~am certified check, Iron, steel, and Land/home . packages Public Notice caahhtr'e check or manufactured goods ava!tabte with paymen1s Get that pertect part t!me letter ot credit used In the proJect be starting around $600/mo. paying job wori'ling for an 10 . VILLAGE OF pursuant to Ch1pter produced In the Unite call prequal!fy. oil ttrm as a local agent POMEROY MEIGS f305 of tho Ohio States ("Buy 666·215·5774 and earn mo•e. Job reCOUNTY LEGAL Rtvlaed Codt and In American 87 14X70 MQblle home qulrements: GOOd com· NOTICE· INVITATION accordance with Requirements") with expando 3BR. haa.t- municat1on skills in EngTOBID · . . Soctlon 153.54 (c) or Including Iron, stoat, lng & cooling pump, lish, Internal access Aoy Separate uated Bldo the Ohio Reviled and manufactured wood biPg. previous. working &Kperi· will be racalved for Code. Any such letter good provided by tho 740·339·2710 · or once couid be an advanlumlahlng all tabor, ol crodlt shall be contractor. " 740·645·5216. Must be lage. · App.,cants should mattrllll . and · ravoca bl a on IY II the Addltlon.lly' moved trom current loc.a- send their resume to Ja· equipment n""IIN81Y opHon of the contractor tlon son Wheller email to compttte a proJect bentflclary OWner. compliance with tho ;;;,;~:!!""'!!"'_.~,_- sonwhal~<27@gmall.co known u Water The amount of the equ•t employment .. 'The Proctorvme 'm ) ror more info. : Meter Replacement certlllecl chock, opportunity Differanco' .. Project at the VIllage cashier's cl1ock or requirements or Ohio $1 and Adeed Is an lou Goodtlmes Bar is· seek· : OHica located 320 letter of cl'8dH ahall Admlnlatrattve · Code need lo own you< dream ing baf1ender & door. Eaat Main Str..~ be equal ta ten (10) Chapter 123, the homo. Call Nowl man/security : Pameroy, Ohla 45769. percent or tha Bid Governor's E•..,utlve Freedom Homes 304·576-2220 ask call for All blda muat be and the Succtaalul Order of 1872, and 686·565-0167 John. received by 1 :00 P.M• . Bidder will be Governor's Encutlve loco! time on Frldey, rettUired. to eubmlt a Order 84-8 thall be - - - - - - Juno 26th, 2009 II· bond In tho form ,requll'8d. Help Wanted Help Wanted uld time, publicly provided In 153.57 or Bidders muot camply --...:.---,.... opened and "'od the Ohio Revtsod with the prevailing .------~-------, · aloud. tltds may be Code In conjunction , wage rates on Public ~ : malted or doUwl'8d In ~. • advon 00 to tho obovo :~::Cullan, of =--~C:::~ty ~~ · addreas. · Each propout muat ctetermlned by the ST"TE TESTED NURSING MSIST"NTS · Tho Protact constat contain the lull name . Davto-Bacon Federal REGISTERED NURSES two contract• 11 olthe patty or pert111 Wage foiiCIWI: Contract 1: tubmlttlng tho Detarmlnatlans. Pleasant valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Supply 1ooo· 1'8dlo bidding Qacumanta The Engineer'• Center has openings for 'state Tested ,..d Willer 18t'Yic:4 and all persona aeUmatet for thll Nursing Assistants . and Per Diem meten and all other lntlflllted therein. .prolect ars: ContaCI Registered Nurses. Twelve hour shifts. MCHUry Each bidder mull 1: $200,000 ContraCI Must have valid WV license. eppurtenonces or submit evidence of 2: $50,000 JI'OOflml. ContraCI Ita experience on 1'111 For more information, please contact VIllage of 2: lnstallallan of 1000 projects of otmtlar Pomeroy rasorves Angie Cleland, Director of'Nursing 1'8dlo rUd Wiler oizo ond complexity. tho rlghlta waive any (304).~7~~~:36. mlltra ond all other Tho Owner lntendo lnrormolltlee or that thlt Project be lrrogutarltloa. Tho -ry appurtonancea. comptllecl no Iller VIllage al Pomeroy - - - - - - - - . , . - - - - - - Bid Document& than the time pellod re11,.. the right to Help Wanted Help Wanted Include lltt Bid as set forth In Arilcte rejoct any or all blda • Requirements arid 4 of the St.ndard or to lnerease ·ar Conlnlct DOcument& Form of Agreement clacroau or omit any (!hilt Include all bid ~n OWnor and Item or Umea and/or BUILDING MAINTENANCE aheetl, plana, Contractar on the award the bid to the Seeking person t\• work. part-time in the apectllclltons, end S.alt of a SUpulatod lowest, responatw Alht!ns areu, $8.50/hour. Maintenance. any-)can be Prlct. and raapanalble obtained from Mot Each Bidder muat bidder. grounds keeping and commOn ;.u-ea Compenlea, Inc., tnaure that oil By order of the hou,ekeeping. Reliable transponation ll and VIllage of Pomeroy 5085 Tile Plant Road, omplayeea must. Mil(ag\! paid . Poli'e background lor locotod at' 320 Ettt New Le•lngtan, Ohio applicants check and drug IC.."-1. Plea~ send re:-.ume 43764 with a non- employment ore not Main Street Pomoray, 1'8(uncllble pjiymenl dl""rlmlnllod agalnll Ohla 45759, Count of with referenre!'llo. of $50.00 per 1111. bacaull of rect, Molgl, thiS 9th day of · Checko ohauld be color, religion, H:X, June, 2009. PO Ro• 1492, Parker>burg:wv 26102. madt payable to M-E natiCIIIII origin, (6) 11, 18 EEO Compent.., Inc. Bid handicap, oncollry, Oacumenta wtll oliO ar aga. Thlt • · Opening l~ad : • ested candidates · should till out an application at 333 Page Street, MiddleNewty remodled 3BR 2 port, Ohio. 011el'btook Center participates in the bath on farm $750 mth. drug free Worl<place Proutilities included. 3 br. mobile home ou1slde Pomeroy, $275 rent, $275 dep., years lease, no pets, 7~0-992- 5097 procurement Is Nice 2 br. 1 ba1h, w/alr Jn subject to the EPA Syracuse, 2 In,. 2 bath • Dealer: South Vulnerable: East·West $70 per 740-992-3220 10 ~ '~ • A8P • Q 10 9 • .\.7643 ... A 3 for Call Walt or Sandy East • A8 3, Q97H S..ulb • K J 10 • K QJ Advertise in this space Limestone. Coal, Compos!, Top Soil lon or otlice space avail· "N:;o~pe;,:t:;;s·,;,44;;:6,·3,:;9'"45::,,....,.,.. possess a valid Ohio able. $400/ma. 2000 ~ Managing Cosmetologist f.~anufa:tured • 740-441-1111 tor appli· 740·992·5064. · Equal sq/fi 703-501·480B Llcen'se. Salary rs based 4000 Ho4sing Opponunlty. · • cation & itllormation. Housmg on commission. Inter- 540·729·1331 "CROSS ,_ 10"""12 Bri!Ue 14 Heavy No rill • 5! Lacal Contractor ·Estimates~ lOyrs Nata's Tree ·service gmail.com or mail to CLA 101, PO Box 469, Gallipolis. OH Hill's Self Storage Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, 29625 Basban Road .Doors, Windows, Racine, OH 45771 Electric, Plumbing, 7 40-949-2217 DfYVfall, Remodeling, Room · Additions ID Building. Remodeling General repair www.bank!K.'tlb.com K·t1 chen-d.n.g ..... area · ·· wt·th Looarect in Gallipolis 2BR tton to detail Please $400/mo. send resume and rater.ances & house' at I new appI1 cupboards, 3 SA, 2 $400/dep + utiliti~s. ences ro 1 ........""':"-~ 56-·666 baths. laundry aroa _2~ ....,. $900 per . month. Call Very nice home for renl 446-2325 or 446·4425 in Middleport, gOOd "':':'~--~==::: neighbol'hood. Newly reTara Townhouse New appij"'"artments - 2BR, 1.5 modeled BANKS CONSTRUCTION Pomeroy, Oblo 600D NEA Crossword Puzzle 6 740-446-0406 ::':"~~':':::~~"""!~ 3BR 2BT WID SIR $575 Acx:ounling I finani:ial Modem t BFI apt CaH rent 5575 deposit + tJtih- ~==.=-:iiio=.;o:;o:-740.446-0390 ties 1722 Chatham Aile. Accountant ; .. ·m b Full-time 74a.645•1646 Nice- tbr. Appham:c.~. rur- . positiOn ~. ~ll'actpo111 ,hcd. 5~75 .. dt:pn~il. near. NICe 3BR 1-f/2 bath on counting 0 ICEI 1n PPIIS .J()tl,.ftJS-JIOO ur 'Buckeye Hills Ad fully lis for iin~diate employ~-{,?:'i-SSO'J eq. kitchen, new carpet, "'ent. Accounting degree. new heat pump. 2 car /and experience required playground, · (trash. sew· ane, water ..-vi.) I! ..,... $425/rent. $425/sec. dep. Call740·845-8599 The Daily SenHnel • Page 85 BRIDGE 84 Connors 14x64 2+BR 1 1/2 BA. new flooring throughout, sk:ltng \unyl double pane w111dows. $399/month tor 1"800 heat pUmp wl a backup sqt1. Build-out negotsable heater. steel front &· back Call Wayne drs, oomes wtlh 2 404-456-31!02 porches on frOflt & 1 on ""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""' back and 14Kt2 bldg. toCat$(! 011 ren1ed lot. HouiOs f.,. Ronl or ..,,....~~,....-.,.-'"" '"'+' www.mydallysentlnel.com Offfeo/ Warehou&eiStorage Great location 749 Ti'nrd · Ave ., Gallipolis! · private deck, )'l'at\, Wlt. APH 1 for tislml!s $450jmonth H00-620-4946edW27 740-992.()165 : of adjusted income. Call -; .:.;;;~~~~--:~ ba1h, back patio, pool, ... Salot ===..-==="" pa1nled, appL Thursday, June 11,2009 ALLEYOOP Equal Opportunity ProTwin Aillers Tower is ac- vider and Erriployer. capting applications for ~~~~~~~~ ~1297 wa1ting hst f« H\JD sub- lmmac::utate 2BR apt sidized, 1-BA apartment walking distance to URG. ~liJWmo' ' bed. 2 balh. 740--412-4255 for ltle efdertyidlsabled, new carpet, lresNy S.mk Repn~ LW OOv.n . 15 call675·6679 / 1 Thursday, June 11,2009 . \ 1.:;:~§:#~=::::=;::=1 ., . ~ ' Y£.5 �Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Af'Grttn-1 Apo-/ Townt.o- For sale nver 'ot 111 Haitford WV. 0.274 acres, Cammorciol Townhou... ~::':"::~~':'::::!!'"" :;;;;;~~~;;;;;~~ ELLM VIEW APTS Beautiful Aptl. at Jac~­ IJS M of nver frontage, 2&39R' and up, Central tOA Eaiatea. 52' West$12.000.00 Air, WID hookup, tenant wood Or., from $365 10 304·593-2176 ; 304·675-6957. • o• pays electric. EHO Elm $560. 74()-446·2568. V~w Apts. Equal HQumg Opportu(304)882·3017 n~. This institution is an Apalln•1to/ Town'-ant:J 2 bedroom apts., fir : furnished and untur· . _ mshed , and houses in .. Pomeroy and Middleport, 3 room and bath down security deposit required, stairs first months rem & no pets. 740-992·2218 deposit. references required. No Pets and I BR 'apt. close to ho"!>· clean. 74Q-.44t.()245 ..1, · - • •ecentty re· Furnished _, Apartment modeled. Cable in· eluded. 741).. 339-9492 2nd Ave. upstairs au utllilies pd. tBA. No Pets, GaJUpolls. 446--9523 BA ·2 apt. 6 mi from Hoi- ~~-~~~~~~ .. zer. $400 plus dep. NOW LEASING Jordan Some utilities pd. Landing, 2 & 3BA Avail· 740-418-5288 or able No Pets. Tenant '-740-::-::"90088~-6~130::""-~":':'"~ Responsible tor Rent & '2BR APT:Ciose to Hoi- Electric 304·674 -oo2 3 or zer Hot~nitat on SA 160 304-617-9986 ~ CIA, (74()) 441·0194 Spacious 36R Gallipolis off St. parking wro pre. Apartment' available now incl. W/S/G. No Pets. Rlverbend · A.pts. New $650 mo . .., dep 740-591 Haven WV. Now accept- 5174 or441-0110 . •ing applica~ons for ~N. ":3~<d:-:A,.ve•... ...,n-:"M~id~d~l e· . ·HUD-subsidizecf, one br hed t "Bedroom Apts . Utirlties port, 1 · 1urms ap ·· et & dep no .. induded. Based on 30% r · ·· pe · 014·595·7773 74o-64s-5953 • 304-682·3121, available 4 room apt. : for 5en!Or and Disabled w/stove/fr1dge, utilities • people. pel, upstairs, no pets at :. • 46 Olive St. $450/mo -+ t BA all utllili&S pd. in· eludes cable & phone on Island View Motel has ri'{er lront in Crown C1ty. vacanc~es $35.00/Niglt 740-256-8132 ::"::::::""":::=-:::::::...-:::=: til dep. 740-446-3945 'CONVENIENTLY LO. Graeloua Living 1 anct 2 •CATED. · ·& AF.FOADr Bedroo'"'* AptS. at Village ..,. : ABlEf TownhOuse apar1· Manor and Rl\~rslde • ·ments. andlor small Apts. in Mick:Jieport, from ,' houses for rent. Call $327 to $592. Phillip Alder YOUHG'S or Carpenter Scrvtcc ""'======= Spacious second/third garage n1ce yard space. floor apt. overlooking $750/mth $750fdep. · Ref. Gautpoli& City Park and Aeq. No Pets. 367·7025 River. LR. den , lrg, co. Commercial • Residential • Free Estimates ; 11ploym~>rl (740) 991-5009 Custom Home Building .Stet:\ Frame Building"' ~;;;;;;;;o;C;;;;am~mo;;;.::'raOi'a•l=o:- ances, CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Must -have good organizationa! skills and th_ e abillty to wom independ· ently with strong arten- Creo t .l v e Johnson's Tree c hild core Now enrolling for Service Gallipolis, OH 45631 Insured, Jt·ree · . summer chlldcare. Call Anita or Sharon (740J 949-212~ gallipolisaccountant@ ... 4563 t ;;;!;;!,;,.,.,,.,,.,,.,,. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath , large kitchen, sun Holp Wont.d . Gonoral room, c/a & heat. nice outdoor spaces, Call Need 7 ladies -to sail or Avon cal/740-446·3358 140•992 ,9784 740·992-5094 for more ~~-.-~~~-Overbrook · Rehabilitation Center" is currently seek; 5 room house at 44 Olive tng a beau1iclan !O work Space lor St Has stove/retrldge. · 1n the taci tity's beautY saRem fully equipped Sa- 5425/rent plus· deposit, ton. Candidates should ~ Commercial 7 40·367-0544 Houra Free EaUmatu 7:00am· 8:00pm 7,40·367-0536 S&L Trucking Dump Truck Exp. 740441-9387 Service We Haul Gravel. RICk Johnson-O"·ner Tree removal, planting, lawn care, and all your landscaping needs. Residential and Commercial Fully ~-~~~-·~~ "~ details. '.7! 6-11 t KJ Z ... K Q 10 7 5 4 MONTY West • or 7400-591'3726 Cel month Hardwood Cabinetry And FII'IIHure w... 50Sh!trtoll ~~'~ Shid&- loving 15 : 58 ="orlul I &Truck atop 59 18 : : : ' ' ::.-:::sng 19 U'*"'>wn 60 1492 2t Clinton ol ;rLovlo" 23 "Snow" 61 Rung auth. ......, 13 NoPe = = vegglt 17 "Sid Boyo" 24 NA'SA coun- 1 Milk 111tta. 2S 2 P."- 26 :loclde'o S..ulb Wosl North Easl 1+ 3 NT Pass Pass z• . Pass Pass Pass 6 39 Pltlll top 41 Tall't OIIPOiite DOWN ~ 30 Pacijngollp :.r.::- mtallet 44 CIO'Yed atar 11 46 =ng 3 T.-eropty noll marollat 4 .a20 ~ed 47 Lewyer'o 5 llocltlnlc't 22 So-oa lltlng ~ 46 HynHt nnate grade . 23 Cry ol dlogllll 25 tncllo to ettar:k employee (2 - .) 27 Dryed 37 E•er:o I Seth 28 Zeuo' 38 Cartoon Danlal'a ohlold arg. 31 Clotem shrieks 40 Depat Info 11 lfor8l 33 Sault42 DIOjHIIsh command Marte detMrt ·12 Sonny'aox 35 'Mateo do 32 Gets a load a1 6 Long 34 Drone'• ...tnded homo 1 GOlf 36 IRS. 8 By Jovol 49 Ricky Ricardo 51 Sight of dillrlao 53 Jagged 55 In iiadltlon 56 ln'!ite 57 Han or mare been without the wamlng. You are In lltree no-trump. Weal leads tho spade six. East wins with his a<:e and returns tho spade eight. You try tho joel<, but West wtns with .his quee"n and leads the spade nine, his high card being a sull·profer. BARNEY GIMME ONE EGG, . A PINT 0' MILK AN' HALF A STIO( 0' ence signal for hearts. After taking your king, how would you continue? North had a minimum tor his intend~ 15 THAT AL.L., GRANPAW 1' od sequenCe ot two clubs followed by three clubs, which would have advenised a- &iK·card suit and game--invitational values. However, BUTTER, SILAS !! when you rabid th~ee no--trump, showing a han.d too sti'I)Og to open one no-trump and too weak for two n_o-trump, North f'tpd an easy pass. (If you use two--over-one game·forc~ ing, 1think an Immediate three-club jump-shift should show responder's Run • pape<S of Thu!S!Iay, June t I, 2009 hand-typo.) You have six lop ttict<s; one spade. two diamonds and three clubs. It lOOks too eaSy - run six club tricks and claim. What, though, .if the · clubs are not running? Then y,ou Will rteed five diamond tricks. How can you combine .your-chances?' Play a club to dummy's queen, t.hen THE BORN LOSER Holp Wonltod • Gonoral BvThawav Local Domestic Violence • Sheller seeks to lUI the Clllltn Sttre llllltldll, 111110 following p os itions~ Full time Wayne County Advocate, F'un time Mason County AdvOcate, Part time Putnam County Advocate, Part time Relief Staff. Bachelors ;;;,'"""""'="""""'"""' Degree in Social Service preferred. experience working with victims accepted. Please send resume wllh nandwrttten cover letter to P.O..Bmc 403, Huntington, WV 25708, 742·0012 Owners: Jon Van Meter & Paul Rowe du""""'s jack. Hero, you take one spade, flve "diamonds Bf!d three clubs. · 100 E Cook Ad Mansfletcl. onto 44907 Attn. : Deb . ,...'11-t' Now Selling: • Ford & Motorcraft Parts • Engines, Transfer Cases & Experi- Transmissions ,. • Aftermarket Sheet For All Mates of VehicleS Racine Ohio """""""' M"'odi"""oco"'l"""'"""' Home Healthcare of Southeast Ohio Inc. is currently h1ri11g Home Health Aides, 1-740-662·1222 ested please 740-592·2444 . 140·992-1m Stop & Compare HAS Replacement required. - ~Y In perSon ay Sparkle Supply- Company 683 State Route 7 Nonh Ga!Npolis, OH. No please. phone • New Homes • Garages . • Complete Remodeling cillls SOMETHING. FOR YOU!! Windows and VInyl Siding Specialists, LtD (740) 742-2563 • Siding • Vinyl Windows • Metal and Shingle Roo& ZEG P e .Jf XAKD . P YPYL ' Z CPRG DAKIIE JLY ZKNTCG ... ZPNG ZEG p RLGB p BJI J fPIIV. " . · oa ·fGOZ SDKNT PREVIOUS SOLUTION:, hope lo 1>e <ememba<ed as somaone w11o made tho earth a Utile rnore beautifuL~· Justice Willi~m 0. Douglas · . wou • Pole Barns .. . ·~ · ..~. ..,...,. LAWN CARE & Power Washing Residential Free E!!Umates • Lawn Mmtenanre • Landscaplna S.:th Carleton (740) 517·S432 Jeff Stetbem (740)517~ COW ~nd .BOY · ""v ~ ....... v " PLAN THAT ALLOWS US TO KEEP 30 PE!lCENT OF THE STIMUWS MONEY IF WE INJVE PfiODUCTION OVE&I\S.· (_ I I' I 1- R I l WH "'\ 0 ' r1 1 ·c~," ~ . ro the pbilooopber ~s knoW the best . . ,.---~--:---.,.....,..-, lbilt lias been said aDd11tougbt- . '· 1 I'I ·- ~ rernaria.l, \ to 'the-." NI l HE C I I I l'~r~:-~~ -- -- ·- · A PRINT NUMBERED lElTERS W IN lHESE SQUARES · UNSCRAMBlE LETIERS FOR ANSWER . ' r---'-------, r-:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-, ..---------------------.-, '.,...IN urn 1JUST M~"' ,.. "PE . "OUT , BtJSI"ESS 0 l ll' 0. 8 result, tfle.re are strono indications that you will end up accomplishing $0methlng quite impressive . LIBRA . (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Oon1 ba reluctant to exer1 your authorlry when dev~lopmenta dictate. Those with ~ ,. ' you ·are sharing an activity Will welcome YOU.r !!tOadying Input and lnlluehca. SCORPIO (Ott. 24-Nov. 22)- Betng a S FFE"" T ~,......,--,-..j stoetch •unna• i8 your grealeot asitt, so NO,THISI Dl •~N . ._ don·1~d'd 'f Hto a sow I ~ •maya o you gat o WE NEEV THEM PAy stBrt. When Others begin to "'"· you'll Nt · FOIHIUi1 HEUCOI'rER. WE DID HAVE yountnde ~ wtth oats or ""''liY to opare: IT DIPPED IN SAGITTARIUS (NoY. 23·0oc. 21) GOLD. THOIJ(iH. oeating Wilh Olha<s on a onba-onlh·onacoplbasts a ' . will be 1" mo•e p<efa<a ta n ng with commtttaos or large Q<oups of peo· . '":. pie. Do your own thing. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)- In situ· atlons Where you are trying to help anot~­ er, every1hlng will work OU1 ad\lantaoeous~~~=J~;;;~ ly. Converse!~. the dividendi are Nkaty to " q be small when you'-re only out for yourself. • AOUARIUS (Jln. 20-~eb. t9)- Friends . '.. , coulct be.more receptive than usual when discussing-your objectives, and they may even be willing to help r&allze your ' CUTTING EDGE Commercial & VIRGO (Auij. 23-Sepl, 22) - Once you focus on a certain ob)&ctlve, ~ou are not likely to settte for anything 18sa. As a S<li.AM-LBTS ANSWEII.S Tave.m - GoiD'd - Tabby ~ i!ifoJOO Btutket - BE SURE Granny always told me tb8t if I wore one watch I'd know wbal time it was, if I wore two, 1 would never . ' BE.SURE. ARLO & JANIS j' . endeavors. Tum to them flrtt before seek:. ~ 29 Yean ExjJerl<mH David Lewis 740-992·6971 Insured Free Estimates !ZING , RIN& Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal BARK! BARK! BARK! j(lg fle,lp tlsewl'lere.', ~ES;(f'lli,• 2,0-MIOch 20) .,_. Elfollo \.. ·~'1"1 ·' Work I:~=~=Rates ARIES (lotarm 21-ApriiiO)- Go lhood '' '· 11!111 :,'t~ your tataat "",or prof· . .... . Y9U haYI!ht ll>ll1y .. twoy . Others.to·yow Point rA 1o1ew. ~ It ..,.._ .ctsly.ttuo Wtho """'""' posse~101 ••r:tl· . tl'l' Call Gary S1anley @ 740-59 1-8044 Room Additions, Remodeling, Metal & Shingle New Homes, Siding, Decks, Bathroom Remodeliq. Lia>nsed & Jnsuroil Roors, ' wll be ' ~~lid~~-· -· tngetemen!S. TAURUS (Aj)<lf 20-~y . 20) - ROiegOie rour ·u~ intiios!S oo oietl- to lhe ra,ar nmks. WOfk on sl1ua11ona or Pfofllell that are meaningful to your career or Hnanclal poSition, because that's where ~- you" &hlne tnost. l •l'rornol and Quality ' "' - ~·. ~~~;;;;~;=~~;;i:~ ~IOU Itt n(>l toold!lg 101 ~ fl'ljust ~y<>u .... ' ' PSI CONSTRUCTION • IAMI. material 66cu- prefer · callif!g the ahots, a panr,trsl'llp aiTangement will wol'k out more ad11anta· geausl~: brainstorm Ideas and strategies wllh otners. · • Decks • Additions •Eie<lrkal • Plumbing ~~~er try something new. LEO (J~Iy 23-AI/0. 22) - AllhOu"' you .CONSIIICTIIII ...THE TV .0001 tle to you Is likely. to fall Hat. It's ··your choice. CANCER (juna21·July 22)- Go with tho now instead of lighting a rising tide. Some . ch$nges wiD actually benefit you more tHan the stanqard procedur,. Be willing to S10 per lb Cash oaly Pmt is rrciul~ in advance Shipments arrive every BISSEll Sales ence l.arjt, "''"'r f'rwtn, hudt on ROBERT call Sates Manager position avatlable Sales expen· SHRIMP (740) 742-2!63 ::::: e-.~ Local Home Health Agencv now htrtng STNA's, HHA's, . tor the Meigs County area.Ftexi· ble scheduling. 11 Inter- Yo11r ef1ortsto gain Rooting, Siding, Gutters Insured & Bonded 740·653·9657 Service · Technician posi~ tlon available 'tor diesel "P RLG .B P BJI BGPOY r1ty wilt be Important" to you In the year ahead, and one of the rnBtn reasons you'll find st.K:C888. Once you discover a source toPe developed, you'll give II your all. GEMINI (May 21-Jun' 20) - When you truly believe In what you're doing, chahees for suooesa improve greatly; ory the other hand, p~atlng something that means tit - Seainless Gutters Mochanlct LLCCIC~REQ .COM Sf Bornfco - Guttering • TCK»y's Ctue: s &qUilts C . Friday, Jun• 1~ 2001 H&H Provider and Employer" by Luis Campos ·. Cel!llllliy Cipher (I'JPIODram• 11e 0'1&1111 I~ quew!oM bV lamoue paOflle, Pal ana PfNIII. Eiltt11ttter ~ tile dpl1urlllnotlor 1110the1: . ·~!r!, • Vinyl Siding • Roplacemant Wlndowa . ·Roofing ·Decks ·Garages • Polo Buildings • Room Additions Owner: James Keesee II " ' 742·2332 . Equal Housing Oppqnunlty TDD.. 19·526·0466 "This institution is an Equal Opportunity CELEBRITY CIPHER ~Astro- Construction 419·756·1346 or mall resume to: Malabar Trace·1m to t.Vt.~MO~E MOI-IE.Y........:--.v. J&L Neaded for two properties In Ala Grande & Oak Hill Fax Resume to· Benefits. Fax resume to 740·446·9 104 •or e·mail retum a dub to your ace. If they . divide favorably, lead a diamond to dummy's kinQ and cash the remainIng clubs. Sut.when East shows up with jack-fourth of dubs, cross your fingers and play a diamond . to Open 7 days a week FULL TIME MANAGER hydraulics. email: EIUI l~o0i~ bf MOKE.'I'! ~ Daily Specials Supor.;~r~ry at'ld Call: 740-416-5047 At.\1> I. WOULI> ~(>,.vE. :;~\1 t..l> Serv~ng Breakfast Management I ence · ne~ssary . Health/Retirement · & WOW'-WI-\(>..1 (>.. ~ GRE.i>o.i S(>..LE.! r :,(>..\IE:.I> Lbi:, Of M.bt.~E.'< ! -<""-¥7Y~ Racine, Ohio 740-247·2019 NEW OWNERS NEW MENU postmarked no later than June 12, 2009. EOE . Maintenan<t, acllvltr With that huge hint, todsy'a deal should be easJ&r than tt would have Now Make lundraising calls for conservative organizations such as ~~~~ • 8. ·-toPrwtouo- 43 ....... yell 47 Aw11ome. dudol 450•1 ' • 1 Stltrnlc Bridge is full of plthy adages, many of whld'l are wrong mQrt often than not. One of the more reliable, though, Ia 'lha honor from the ahort· er stde first: But even that haa Its eKCeptions. Accepting·Applications ua· • J i8 6 2 Which honor should vou take first? · gram. PUBLIC NOTICE be on fila. In the plan . the NRA! NOTICE: Ia hereby room ollhe F.. Dodge Call Toll Free to given · that on Corporotlon, Builders policy of encouraging $400 month plus ooposn. schedule interv.isw' Sllurday, June 13, EKchanga, and the the partlclpatlan of & utillties,(740)992·7880 1-666-IMC·PAYU 2009 at tO:OO a.m., a VIllage Office. small buolneaa In ;;,;,;;;;,;;;;;:;.;;.:;,;,;.;.;;;;;;... ext. 2311 Bidder Je rural aroaa (SBRAoj 3BR .dble·wlde furnished, · Apply public aale will be · Each On!ine: heta at 211 w. requll'8d to , lurnlah All contractors and SR 143 · Pomeroy. $625 hUp:l/jobs.!nfocision.com Second St., Pomeroy, with Ita eubml~tlon subcontractors mo. incl. most utilities & Ohio. The Farmers of lite fully completed Involved with the lawncare. 740-591·5174 Earn a Groll Wage • Bank and Sovlngo Bid Documants, a prolect shalf to lha 3BR, 2 bath doublewide while making a Company It telling Sid 5ecurlty In exttnt practicable, on Bulavitle Pike & Difference I lor cash In hand or accordance with use Oho product~ 14~70 :3BA on Bulavllle certlfled ch""k the Section t53.54 of tho materials, services Call 446·4060 bafma following collaterll: Ohio ReVIled Coda. and tabor In tho 5pm 0 , 367·7782 after $8.80htr starting with 1999 Fard F25D 4x4 Bid sacurlty Implementation of Spm. potential to earn 2FTPX28LOXCA8t9f $12.25/hr lurnlahed In Bond lltolr prolact. 4 form (Bid Gllarant.. DOMESTIC STEEL Salot The Farmers ·Bank and Contract and USE REQUIREMENTS ~~"""~""""""!'!" Work on behalf ol lhe and Savings Perlarmenco Bond at AS SPECIFIED IN 76 Ek:Ona T<aller 14X70 naUon's leading Company, Pomeroy, pravldecl In SocUon SECTION 143.011 OF 2BR 1 bath good shape Non-Prolil &··Christian Ohio, reierve1 the f53.57.1 or tho Ohio ' THE (OHIO) REVISED 365 p.,ton, you move. organiZations Such as right to bid at thll Rtvleecl Cado), mull CODE APPLY TO $7500 OBO. 645-1646 o• St. Jude Children'& aale, and to withdraw bolaauod by a Surety THIS PROJECT. 446·25t5 A&search Hospital the above collateral Company or COPIES OF SECTION ':"'"--~----=~ prlar to sale. Further, Corporollon llcenoed 153.0'11 OF THE Country ,living· 3·5BR, We have taken Inbound The Farmera Bank In the State ar Ohio to (OHIO) REVISED 2·3 BA on p<operty, carts for ~American Idol and Savings · provide aald turety. CODE CAN BE Many lk>or plans! Easy Gives Back~ and "S1and COmpany reaervea Thase Blddert . that . OBTAINED FROM Financing! We own tM Up tor _ Cancer" the right to rej""t any elact to submit bid ANY OF THE bank. Call lodayl or all blda aubmltted. guaranty In the form OFFICES OF THE 666·2t5-5774 · • Onsne Doctor The abova described of a certified chock, . DEPARTMENT OF ' . o Fuff nme (HI J collators! will be aotd Cllhler'a ch""k or AOMINISTRATIVE , Govammanl Loans, Stn· 0 Part Thna (8-1 :30pm of cl'8dll SERVICES. gle wide & double wtde or5:30·,1pm) "aa le·where 11:, wtth latter no ea:preseed or pursuant to Chapter The Pro)ect Ia being ~omes. Call 10 prequal· • Weekly Pay + BonuS Implied werronty 1305 of the Ohla lundad with monies tty. 666·215•577 4 potantr.l · given. •Medlcatioenlal Ravlaod Code and In made available by the Govemment will pay you Far further accordance with federal · American up 1o saooo to buy a new 4()n/EAP · Information, or tor an Section 153.54 (C) or Recavary and home. Don't mlos you• p8 ld T 1 r appointment to tho Ohla Revlead Relnvutmant Act or share of lhe stimulus bail •' ra n ng Inspect collateral, Code. Any auch latter 2009 (ARRA) and out tnoney. No Glm· Calf Now I prior to seta date of credit shall be ouch law contains micks, No Hype. Call to Start Next weeki conllcl Cyndle or ravacoblo anly II tho provisions commonty be . P•e·Oualif~. 1-BBB·fMC.PAYU Ken at992·2136. apUan. al the known •• "'~y 740·423·9728 oo loll free E 9 (6) 10, 11, 12 benlflclary Owner. American", that 666-336·320t App~~ ~n~l~a: The amount of lite requlraa· all of tho !"""~-----!""",,..,~ ~lntocl....,~am certified check, Iron, steel, and Land/home . packages Public Notice caahhtr'e check or manufactured goods ava!tabte with paymen1s Get that pertect part t!me letter ot credit used In the proJect be starting around $600/mo. paying job wori'ling for an 10 . VILLAGE OF pursuant to Ch1pter produced In the Unite call prequal!fy. oil ttrm as a local agent POMEROY MEIGS f305 of tho Ohio States ("Buy 666·215·5774 and earn mo•e. Job reCOUNTY LEGAL Rtvlaed Codt and In American 87 14X70 MQblle home qulrements: GOOd com· NOTICE· INVITATION accordance with Requirements") with expando 3BR. haa.t- municat1on skills in EngTOBID · . . Soctlon 153.54 (c) or Including Iron, stoat, lng & cooling pump, lish, Internal access Aoy Separate uated Bldo the Ohio Reviled and manufactured wood biPg. previous. working &Kperi· will be racalved for Code. Any such letter good provided by tho 740·339·2710 · or once couid be an advanlumlahlng all tabor, ol crodlt shall be contractor. " 740·645·5216. Must be lage. · App.,cants should mattrllll . and · ravoca bl a on IY II the Addltlon.lly' moved trom current loc.a- send their resume to Ja· equipment n""IIN81Y opHon of the contractor tlon son Wheller email to compttte a proJect bentflclary OWner. compliance with tho ;;;,;~:!!""'!!"'_.~,_- sonwhal~<27@gmall.co known u Water The amount of the equ•t employment .. 'The Proctorvme 'm ) ror more info. : Meter Replacement certlllecl chock, opportunity Differanco' .. Project at the VIllage cashier's cl1ock or requirements or Ohio $1 and Adeed Is an lou Goodtlmes Bar is· seek· : OHica located 320 letter of cl'8dH ahall Admlnlatrattve · Code need lo own you< dream ing baf1ender & door. Eaat Main Str..~ be equal ta ten (10) Chapter 123, the homo. Call Nowl man/security : Pameroy, Ohla 45769. percent or tha Bid Governor's E•..,utlve Freedom Homes 304·576-2220 ask call for All blda muat be and the Succtaalul Order of 1872, and 686·565-0167 John. received by 1 :00 P.M• . Bidder will be Governor's Encutlve loco! time on Frldey, rettUired. to eubmlt a Order 84-8 thall be - - - - - - Juno 26th, 2009 II· bond In tho form ,requll'8d. Help Wanted Help Wanted uld time, publicly provided In 153.57 or Bidders muot camply --...:.---,.... opened and "'od the Ohio Revtsod with the prevailing .------~-------, · aloud. tltds may be Code In conjunction , wage rates on Public ~ : malted or doUwl'8d In ~. • advon 00 to tho obovo :~::Cullan, of =--~C:::~ty ~~ · addreas. · Each propout muat ctetermlned by the ST"TE TESTED NURSING MSIST"NTS · Tho Protact constat contain the lull name . Davto-Bacon Federal REGISTERED NURSES two contract• 11 olthe patty or pert111 Wage foiiCIWI: Contract 1: tubmlttlng tho Detarmlnatlans. Pleasant valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Supply 1ooo· 1'8dlo bidding Qacumanta The Engineer'• Center has openings for 'state Tested ,..d Willer 18t'Yic:4 and all persona aeUmatet for thll Nursing Assistants . and Per Diem meten and all other lntlflllted therein. .prolect ars: ContaCI Registered Nurses. Twelve hour shifts. MCHUry Each bidder mull 1: $200,000 ContraCI Must have valid WV license. eppurtenonces or submit evidence of 2: $50,000 JI'OOflml. ContraCI Ita experience on 1'111 For more information, please contact VIllage of 2: lnstallallan of 1000 projects of otmtlar Pomeroy rasorves Angie Cleland, Director of'Nursing 1'8dlo rUd Wiler oizo ond complexity. tho rlghlta waive any (304).~7~~~:36. mlltra ond all other Tho Owner lntendo lnrormolltlee or that thlt Project be lrrogutarltloa. Tho -ry appurtonancea. comptllecl no Iller VIllage al Pomeroy - - - - - - - - . , . - - - - - - Bid Document& than the time pellod re11,.. the right to Help Wanted Help Wanted Include lltt Bid as set forth In Arilcte rejoct any or all blda • Requirements arid 4 of the St.ndard or to lnerease ·ar Conlnlct DOcument& Form of Agreement clacroau or omit any (!hilt Include all bid ~n OWnor and Item or Umea and/or BUILDING MAINTENANCE aheetl, plana, Contractar on the award the bid to the Seeking person t\• work. part-time in the apectllclltons, end S.alt of a SUpulatod lowest, responatw Alht!ns areu, $8.50/hour. Maintenance. any-)can be Prlct. and raapanalble obtained from Mot Each Bidder muat bidder. grounds keeping and commOn ;.u-ea Compenlea, Inc., tnaure that oil By order of the hou,ekeeping. Reliable transponation ll and VIllage of Pomeroy 5085 Tile Plant Road, omplayeea must. Mil(ag\! paid . Poli'e background lor locotod at' 320 Ettt New Le•lngtan, Ohio applicants check and drug IC.."-1. Plea~ send re:-.ume 43764 with a non- employment ore not Main Street Pomoray, 1'8(uncllble pjiymenl dl""rlmlnllod agalnll Ohla 45759, Count of with referenre!'llo. of $50.00 per 1111. bacaull of rect, Molgl, thiS 9th day of · Checko ohauld be color, religion, H:X, June, 2009. PO Ro• 1492, Parker>burg:wv 26102. madt payable to M-E natiCIIIII origin, (6) 11, 18 EEO Compent.., Inc. Bid handicap, oncollry, Oacumenta wtll oliO ar aga. Thlt • · Opening l~ad : • ested candidates · should till out an application at 333 Page Street, MiddleNewty remodled 3BR 2 port, Ohio. 011el'btook Center participates in the bath on farm $750 mth. drug free Worl<place Proutilities included. 3 br. mobile home ou1slde Pomeroy, $275 rent, $275 dep., years lease, no pets, 7~0-992- 5097 procurement Is Nice 2 br. 1 ba1h, w/alr Jn subject to the EPA Syracuse, 2 In,. 2 bath • Dealer: South Vulnerable: East·West $70 per 740-992-3220 10 ~ '~ • A8P • Q 10 9 • .\.7643 ... A 3 for Call Walt or Sandy East • A8 3, Q97H S..ulb • K J 10 • K QJ Advertise in this space Limestone. Coal, Compos!, Top Soil lon or otlice space avail· "N:;o~pe;,:t:;;s·,;,44;;:6,·3,:;9'"45::,,....,.,.. possess a valid Ohio able. $400/ma. 2000 ~ Managing Cosmetologist f.~anufa:tured • 740-441-1111 tor appli· 740·992·5064. · Equal sq/fi 703-501·480B Llcen'se. Salary rs based 4000 Ho4sing Opponunlty. · • cation & itllormation. Housmg on commission. 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Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Thursday, June 11, 2009 ·Draft • fmmPageBI Two ordained to the priesthood by Bishop Conlon, A6 .Free children's lunches begin Monday, A3 ' • · -~ ,. ' ·- 1' • 1"·:· :A( . " .. ' ,' ! ."~'""~ MAJOR UAGU£ BASEBALL• ~. i~~~l~, .7?'"'1f,. '· -· ~ f Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ;) O ~xing welterweigh)s Miguel Cotto, left, and ~@- ~ during a news ~ 8ACe in New York, Wednesday. Cotto. of Puerto Rico, will fight Clottey, o1 Ghana, for the WBO and IBF Welterweight Championship at Madison Square Garden in New York on JUne 13. · · . JosttiJa ....... . . ........ ·-· Only Av•ll•bl• Color•• J/16" X 4' X I' ··-•••••. ---·& ·-· , . ,& .,.......,., Reel, ....... •rown, Wllb,&S..-tone ,, 8'·2251b ... 6'·2251b ~'-300 .1b . . ~~ 18" 1.11· 2.14 2M 2.9t 3.42 -. •I' il •4!! ' IM 3.20 3.84 4.411 5.12 a.AZ 4.27 5.12 5.18 5.83 I.U 7.110 BY BETH SERGENT BSERoENrOMI'OU.Y$ENTN3..CCIM COI,UMBUS - Not !j,urprisingly, opponents of the $3.25 billion Ameri.;an Municipal . · Power-Ohio Genefation Station are J!Ot supportive _of the $30 mil- , lion bridge ·loan th\lo state of Ohio recently apgroyed to assist in developihg· the ·project. · . . The bridge loan is fwtded from the $150 million advanced energy portion of the Ohio Bipanisan Job·" Stimulus Plan. The official announcement was made this week by Gov.. Ted Strickl311d and Ohio . BY BETH SERGENT Air Quality Development : BSERGENTOMYOAILYSENTINELCOM Authprity . · Executive Director Mark Shanahan: · POMEROY Some . The OAQDA is the state . people take up fishing as a agency re&ponsible ·for· hobby, some ·play Xbox · administering the pro360, but for three former ~ gram's fund~ .. Meigs High School stu- ' uAs far as we're con.. dents, their hobby is ghost cerned an advanced· enerhuntin~. · gy project cannot conDustin Lyons of Syracuse, PageA3 .tribute 10 a major way to Brenden Black and Raven global warming," Nachy • Heather Friend, 25 ·Johnson · both of · New Kanfer·of the Sierra Club • Golda Radcliffe, 94 . Haven,"W.Va., have take.n . said· of why be feels the their fascination ,with .Para- · AMPGS does not fi.t tfie normal phenomena ;. . and . description . for ;\ the . turned it into a full-time advanced energy.·portion hobby of documenting (or of the Ohio Bipartisan •Job debunkin~) hauntings. Stimulus Plan. · Armed w1th a digital cam• Girls State delegates, Kanfer said the Sierra era, flashlights and a willClub applauds the $10mil· alternates headiryg to ingne.ss to walk in a cemelion award to. ,Willard & Ashland, See Page A2 tery at night, the tht:ee have . K.elsey Solar GJ:oup, LLC, had some strange encouna solar panel manufacture · • HEAP summer crisis ters with "t.he unexplaine.d'' .in Perrysburg, and , :program begins July 1 . in Meigs County .. Strick!Wld's"strong support See Page A2 After having spent time in of energy effici~ncy stancemeteries across Meigs dards m the Ohio." • Rer.mion announced. County, from Pageville ·to However, when it comes·to ·See Page A2 · ·· Rutlapd to Middleport to theAMPGS.awllld; Kanfer · . ~ New5 Of Local Pomeroy, the three have said, "this move ·does take . arrived at the conclusion ·us a step backward from .$cholars. See Page AZ that Pomeroy 's. Beech that new energy future that • Local Briefs. Grove Cemetery has the he (~trickland) lalks about." · See Page A3 most paranormal activity. Josh Mogennan of the Oddly enough , the three say Natural ResolUtes Defense • A Hunger For More. one of the older parts of the Council · agreed with :See Page AS cemetery (directly to the Kanfer's comments. . • Saying goodbye to a right) from the entrance is · · "I would say that one of the "quietest" in money is supposed to be ·. church. See Page AS terms of activity. used for clean energy· ~ Weber presents UMW While documenting parasources and t!Jere reafly normal phenomena at isn~t a ·definition of clean :program. See· Page AS Beech Grove Cemetery, the energy that · this .. .falls under," Magerman said. three have come up with "The state of Ohio ·has Please see been leading on a number WEAmER Ghost huntln~o AS of energy issues that relate to dealing with climate change threat, even at a ' more basic level Ohio has ·1 been really active in enerefficiency work, leadr - - - - -·_ __..:;___ _-:-~ jlY lOg the way for a lot Of . . ' states," Magerman said. "ln:vestment in ~ . dirt)' energy source like this BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH really undoes a lot of great HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.CQM · leadership work the stale has done· (ln energy effiDetalla on Page A2 POMEROY - Summer \tctivities on the ciency. We would 1ike to riverfront including entertainment and sale prosee the state take a ·more motions were discusse.d at this week's meeting active lea~hip role in of the Pomeroy Merchants Association. · dealing · with climate . The Friday night summer music series, 1 ch311ge issues and polic:y." · Rhythm on the River, of the Pomeroy Blues and 1 Magerman added wrth 2 SI!CTJONS- 16 PAGI;S Jazz Society starts on June 26. In conjunction the nation being on the verge of a nationai Clean · Annie's Mailbox A2 with that a farmers market, ·crafts, demonstrations and sales; and perhaps mercjlant sidewalk energr and climate· bill in Qalendars A2 sales will be held to encourage attendance and Washmgton, DC, he.felt it promote local business. The market and other was "the .wroni ti.me to Classifieds Bs-6 activities will be held from 5 p.m. until the conmake such · a brg ·mvest- . starts, according to Kim Thompson, who is ment. in a facility that has Comics B7 cert chairing the expanded offerings of Rhythm on the potential to be a liabil. . ity for the next 50 years." Faith A4-6 the River nights . Main Street bu.sinesses will be contacted and Magerman said the NASCAR B2 asked to participate in some way through NRDC is con¢emed about • potential Impacts on human extended hours and/or sidewalk sales, or a disObituaries A3 · play on the parking lot where other activities are health as well as a potential climate impact when disB Section taking place. There will be no charge to set up a ~ports cussing the AMPGS. He table. A listing of participants will be advertised j . A2 to make those coming to the concerts aware of Weather went on to say AMPGS has 1 the potential to rele3$e an what is being offered as a way of encouraging 1 © a0l>9 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. "immense" amount .of carparticipation .and promoting shopping while in I • bon dioxide and "we do not town f?~ enlert:ainment. • agree this is advanced techAdd.Itio~al signage as ano~her way to promote . . · Brian J. Reed/photo \ . nology ... it's really more of shoppmg 111 Pomeroy was discussed. 1 Workers were repairing layade damage on the Family Dollar store in ! the same." Please see Merehents, A:S · I downtown Middleport Thursday, after a delivery truck struck the building. ' 1 INSIDE : 10.'. - any significant cash savings ' on the local end will be largely absorbed by the . addition of another attorney to handle an ever-increasing caseload for indigent criminal defendants. Charles Knight represented 251 .indigent defendants as a part-time public defender during this contract year~ Christopher Tenaglia repred AI ·d th sente 193 · · ge sat ·e · Please see Contract. AS 0BITUARIFS , . .& , . ,, , . , AP phOto ing his May meeting with ·the board. That will allow the OPD to increase the total budget for the county, and add another part-time · attorney to help handle a large cao;eload. The . state's reimburse. menl rate for these services to · counties will likely increase from 25 percent this fiscal year to 42 percent next year, but Commissioner Mick Davenport noied yester~ay Locals tak~ up ghost huntin . ....._ •. u· . J. REED Opponents·. disagree with AMP I bridge loati I Who you.gonna call? $izemore to get MRI on Monday Cleveland Indians' Grady Sizemore watches from the dugout during the seventh inning in a baseball game agai11st the New York Yankees, Friday, May 29. in Cleveland \\ \\\\ . ll 1\ d .ti h ..,4·ntlnl· l 4<~rll I· IOD\\ .. Jl ' ' l I :!. :!OfHJ get for the office for the 2010 BREEOOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM contract year. The county's share of that larger budget POMER()Y Meigs will be $59.568, down from County Commissioners $64,344 thisJear. approved a new $102,705 .Gov. Te Strickland's contract with the Ohio Public executive budget for the Defender Thursday, reflect- FYI0-11 biennium contains . ing a lower local cost but a several initiatives thai larger budget than last year's. increase state funding for Last month, John Alge of indigent defense, including the Ohio Public Defender's court cost increases, license Office discussed with com- reinstatement fees and · a mtsstoners a proposed new surcharge on appear$27 ,000 increase in the bud- ance bonds, Alge said durBY BRIAN : NEW YORK CAP) - fans. lliat title fight in December Joshua Cloney will walk into His first fight in bOxing's 2006 until he broke his hand sold-Out Madison Square so-called Mecca, when Cotto in the fourth round, and while Garden on Saturday night, just (33-1, 1,7 KOs) .was just Clottey gamely pleS6ed on, :t;few miles from where the beginning to build his reputa- Margarito handed him his first Pllana native now makes his tion, was a knockout of loss in nearly seven years. JtomeintheBronx,andalmost MQhamad Ahdulaev. He's ·: took several months for ~nly face a wall of vocal gone on to beat Bro<lklyn- the hand to heal, but Clottey Opposition. · · b~ed fighters Paul returned to beat former light• It'll be the eve of the 31JllUal Malignaggi and Zab Judah wei~t champ Diego COITales, f>uerto Rican Day parade, and before delirious crowds that begmning yet another impreslhousands of flag-canying show up to the Garden en sive string of victories: Felix fans will have turned out to masse to see their hero some- Aores, previously unbeaten see charismatic welteiWeight times just once a year. Sharnone Alvarez, Jose Luis champion Miguel Cotto He's never before failed Cruz and Judah. defend his title. . them, his only loss a controHis bout against the tough : Clottey, himself a former versial one to Antonio Brooklyn fighter last August t:hampion, insists he won '1 Margarito nearly a year ago in was a back-and-forth slugfest, hear any of it. . Las Vegas, and doesn't plan to which was stopped by referee "Trust me, when I come to against another hard-punching Robert Byrd because of a !he ring I'm a very, very deaf challenger. . nasty cut over Judah's right guy," Clottey said. "The only "Joshua Clottey? I've pre- eye. By the slimmest of marthin~ t do is I see people, but I pared myself for anything he gins - one point on two don t hear what they're talk- can bring that night," Cotto scorecards - Clottey was ing about. This is business, said Wednesday, at the final given the technical decision. we're in the ring. He's hitting pre-fight news conference. His bout against COtto was iny body, he's hitting my head "The question is, is he pre- supposed to be a wtification ;-- I don't have time for that." pared for the kind of Mi~Pfel fight, Clottey having won the - Cotto certainly brings the Cotto that's ~oing to climb IBF title, but politics and sanename recognition to the WBO into the ring?' tioning bodies got in the way. title fight. and he's the big reaWhile the Puerto Rican star . Rather than fight a string of s<m that even the cheap seats is weD known, Clottey is very undeserving challengers, will be gone at the Garden. nearly an enigma. · Clottey simply vacated the HBO is expecting a huge teleA native of Accra, the capi- belt to take the much larger · vision audience, an~ even tal and most populous city of and more lucrative fight New York sports stars like · the west .Afriqm nation o( a~ainst Cotto - on easily the Mets outfielder Carlos Beltran Gharia, Clottey began fighting brggest day of the year for are trying to secure tickets. in small shows in Africa. He . Puerto Rican fight fans in . "I keep hearing boxing is canght the eye of promoter New York, dead, boxing is d~ing- I've Panos Eliades, who also.pro"Even if I lose, I'D make a. always been mcredulous, moted Lennox Lewis, and good account of myself, and because I don't know what Clottey wound up fighting in they'll ask for me. The people anybody is talking about," Top Europe for several years. that are picking me to win the Rank boss Bob . Arum said. He eventually made his way fight, they're making a very "Just look at this." to New York, where he settled good decision," Clottey said. · Promotional company Top in the Bronx. "I don't know how tough Rank has turned the Puerto Considered large for a wei- he's going to be, but anybody Rican Day weekend into terweight, it didn't take· long who chooses me to be the Cotto's showcase, and the for Clottey (35-2, 20 KOs) to winner, they'll win, because popular fighter has .embraced step into the ring with that's what I'm ~oing to do. t! e'>:ery bit as ·much as his Margarito. He was leading I'D win the fight.' experiencing will detennine and Aaron Laffey also are on whether the three~time Gold their way back from injuries. Glove winner will have Lewis, out since April II with swgery. a strained left elbow, is schedJndians · right-hander u1ed to work three innings ot Anthony Reyes, out since 50 pitches at Class A Lake May 23 with an inflamed right County on Thursday in his elbow, has decided to have ftrst rehab outing, while season-ending surgery. Dr. Laffey, sidelined since May 23 Lewis Yocum will perfonn the with a strained right oblique, operation on Friday in Los could go on a rehab aSsignAngeles. While Reyes is·done for the ment soon. "Aaron threw a 30 -pr.,ch year; right-hander Jake . Westbrook is inching closer to ~ullpen session 1\Jes<!aY and returning to the Indians. ~ scheduled for.~ 40-pttch sc:sWestbrook is scheduled to · Sion Thursday, Soloff satd. pitch four or five innings at "If all goes well from here, he Double-A Akron on Thursday could be ~ with the.. big - the one-yem: anniversary of league team m early July. his Tommy John surgecy. He ShortstopAsdrubal Cabrera, worked three scoreless who sprained his left shoulder innings Saturday in his first in a coDision at seconc\ base rehab outing. last Wednesday, hopes to take Left-banders Scott Lewis fielding practice this weekend: :.!;{: ~ .Connnissioners approve larger, 'cheaper' contract with ·PD •• Lakers, Magic battle in Gan:te 4.See Page Bl prepared to face Cotto - and crowd CLEVELAND (AP) Indians outfielder Grady Sizemore is feeling better and will have an MRI on his ~trained left elbow on Monday. Sizemore was injured during spring training and played through pain until he was placed on the disabled list on May 3L He is batting .223 with nine homers and 31 RBis ill 49 games this season. "Seven days into his shut: down, Grady's elbow has ~ponded favorably and as expected," trainer Lonnie Soloff said before Cleveland's game against Kansas City on Wednesday ni~t. "He has ipcrementallr mcreased his l)lllge of motion." Soloff said Monday's MRI exam and what Sizemore says about the amount ilf pain he's ( '1.\ 'IS • \ 'ol. .)'i , ,o. SPORTS ~;Clottey E; Printed on 100% Roeycl<d Newsprint ~~ Truck hits Family Dollar Pomeroy Merchants· Association discusses sumnler activities I INDEX 1 I ' . . ., 1· � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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