https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/07d1b97bf515494be7d87d912aa91ec6.pdf 9c299768f028b8165110d6418a6ed20b PDF Text Text ·. .' h p 86 • The DailySentiM , I Wednesday, Apm z, 2008. ' ' , Big Fish: A-Rod reels in more than entire Florida Marlins roster; _...... SoallllgtDIIWIIIIIIIdl --c -··lnljl f .... and r.ssot\ATED PRESS $.0 The -.gue.-.y.mIIDR*Siw S3mllian...ttorlhehtime t ,,. -~~~~..,. .!~- as __.!lo*loy. l'i1..,1.t ,...:.aflamlal ,_... .Alex Rodriguez makes more this ~em: than ~is hometown' onBooda-~arbhnshi.. . deal swu y s new with the New York Yankees, A-Rod tops the major leagl)C ba!leball salary list at $28 miUion, according to a SIUdy of contract terms by The Associated Press. The 33 players on the Marlins' opening-day roster and disabled list total $21.8 million: '' "The Marlins? lt:t amazing,fl Rodriguez saitf. "And they still seem to find a way to be very competitive. They have 'a great pool of talent; they m.a de some unbeliev. able J;rades, so they have ~ personnel _peop~e . ~o . wm two cbamptonsbips m 11 years, that's really admirable, and I'm ·very proud of that or~on. being from Mianu." For the fll'SI time in base. ball history, 1lbe average salary topped IDe $3 million ·n wk. ·'lhe .'855 players on ~ni01-day fi)Sters and the avera.ged $:3'.1 5 million, up 7. I percent from last year's starting average of $2.94 million. . · Florida's highest earner clocsn.'t even make the aver- llal1lng....,.GI$2.i4~ Aua 2 ...., ..,.._. 1n-. ·HIGielT • z.o ·· 7 ' "1- After decade of arguing, · plans come together in groundbreaking, As that you could ask. fl The New York Mets were dUnl ill $138.3 million, J1P from $121 million at the end ,·-···- -·--·-........ NEW YORK - mo~ ... , Raggedy Hearts open.S,A8 of 2007, and the World Series ·champion Boston Red Sox we~ fourth at. 1·5 1.0 • $133.4 million. u · · Bunched together after that were dJe Chicago White So~; ($121.2 million). Los Angeles Angels ($ll9.2 LOWEST .....,. Chicago Cubs million), Los Angeles· Dodgers ($118.5 million) and · Seattle Mariners .($US million). Although the- average ·in~~sed, the !l!C"))jan salary -. the point at . which an equal amount of playc:cs fall abo¥e and below ·· million), . ($118.6 ------.:,.:..:.c:.....::~.:c.:..::.::...:::c:..._'----· o;;: . "" ' at $209.1 million. and A"My best ~came into Rod was No. I in the majors lion. · town, . and he mentioned for ·the eiRhth straidlt year. something about Johan New York first baseman Santina maldng $15 million Jason Giambi was second at more dum our five starters $23.4 miiiK>n, followed by ~mainedatam:oof$1 ~­ combined," catcher Yankees shortstop . De~k lion for the third . straight · Matt Treanor said. "lt'·s Jeter {$21'.6 milhon.} and· opening day. · something to ~at, but at Boston left fielder Manny There w~ a record 434 the same time, it is what it Ramirez ($18.9 million). making $1 million or IDOI'C, is. Those guys put on the Boosted by the acquisition lneakins RKXAd set in uniform like us. When it of Miguel Cabrera .and 2001 and matched last year. comes time to start the DontreD.e W'!l.lis, . Delil'Oit And ~ was a big boost at game, it doe.sn't matter bow shot up to second in the the top with 8S players much money 1he Yankees or ~~at s, 138.7 mil- ~ $10 milliOJ! - up whoev« .make." lion. The nsers payroll at from. 661ast year. . Treanor's friend was l!he end of last season was Payroll figWtes don'.t e. XII . g~fes a· bit . l2rh at $98.5 million. · include cash transactions Santana $12 million 'This isn't one of l!hose between . ciubs. Figu~s more than florida's rotation. teams, 'I .can't believe we included salaries and proratStill, the Marlins • payroll dido 't pick up tltis player, Or ed shares of signing bOauses .was less than halflhat oftbe this guy.' We've got no and other IU&ranteed No. · 29 .team, tampa Bay excuses," Tigers man~~ger income, and for some play($43.8 mimon~. . . . lim Leytand said. "~t's all ers, dcfemJCI money was ase. Pitcher Kevin Gregg . The Yautces, DOt s · s - about us, 'because the IJI!Iin· diSCGiinted to pl!Csent-day !AlpS !he ~Jins al $2.5 mil~ ingly, topped lhe payroll list ~ has done everytlliq · value. Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Marlins • Southern sbms past · lady Rebels. See P.FBl the -in favor of Majority Sft1RTS plant with 15 . of that 21 being · romneot and thelefore the the oertificatioo(unpacts 011 members who identified quality of the lOcal water. local wata'. In adilition to themselves as belongins to He allded, with environ- theposed .. ""'!,1301'1 poweapro-sbe RACINE - Last night's ~ter's Local 650 out mental restrictions already ,, Letart Falli blic hearing by the OIPo ofl\ime:ru in place, be didn't "believe asbdthattheOEPAconsid~\'irotnnental Protection ~of the mem- this (lbe plant) will affect er lbC "~ indusAgency oonceming a 401 ~: Of CL ~0 spoke lhe drinking water." triesu of coal mimng, such water quality . certification llbou.tlbeir des~ to wodt in ~ only oppuueut to as lhe mining .....,..,.linn profor American Municipal as to certification. at least tbe posed ·by Garlli.g~Obio in Power4lbio's ·coat-fired to ,only one wb() spoke, was the Racine ~rea and AMP's power plant resulted. in a Member Jeff Elisa Youns of Racine.. plans to develop a fediliza' 'Meigs Youn~> asted the OEPA to byproduct from: the .,...,..s inajority of iipeakers mat· for . bC"Difndfui of the affect of ·'waste in ~d ing oomments in favor of the c.ertitiaDon. Out of 22 speakers, 21 gave favorable comments 7!. :,Dc the ..... New Yol:k Yankees' Alex .Rodriguez smiles in the dugout at'tet 'hfttk:C a first-Inning, two-fun home-run against tne' l'Cli'Oiltq . Bllilll Jays' In a sprlrc basebl!ll game at Legends FJeld I~ T8fl\pa, Aa., lA 1hls March 11 file photo. . oonteods this will cut do~ on landfill waste. Wbeo speaking about fertilizel', Y~ expn::sscd CIOOilel'D5 about any a«tcd nitrares to lbe soil and spolle about ooncems of any Olher contaminants that might find itS way into · drinking water if the Ohio River- is dredgal in the powerPJant's construction pbasti. Slie lben asia:d what ·was being done to hondr original the " ........ the Suspect in . .custody for agga-avated · robbery --I- -BY 8mt 3 ?Nn' iGUJTOuvi:wi.'I'SEIIIDiiELcc · POMEROY -A suspect is in cusrody for allegedly robbing the Par Mlr OBITUARIES PqeAS ·• Stnuel~ · Qmvenient · .,., 19 . lllu:a.ns . ·'md.19 ~·: t"\ )ly .' t.j , 1 1 I t ::.t! f .tl•· Indl w.1 ":! t.•l_,i'J•.,~· . t 1,; : )~1;!•• (~'d' 1 .' N ,, I II ,- i ' INsiDE ~ • "JJti J,• I '.~ r; .1 •·p .r :.J'" 1~ · •n N• t .... .'1 W :.~ r s t"• l .: . ·I,: I +-f, J' p:~J'(•ttr. ')t , l j~ l.J f}r• • ><:.t { 7 , 1 1., _'T 1~, I f:; 1 '- ' ' ----l a'* j r.H!~t')'2 II • p, ' n 1! ~ I• I · t\ J I' ~'I f1~ I • ~~ !TJt' • J II 'H J - Proffi said his deput~ inent ~ived a can at arolllld, 10:18 p.m. Tuelday that a ·robbery had taken plioc. According to P10~ a male m•spect enten!d the store weanq a tobogan wirh a piece Of cloth over his mouth as a sort of dis. gui~. 1be su~~t.. then "brandished a knife" ' and · ; ·· ; JIY CIIAiisE Hoau::tt . · · tlllEF\JilH.IiiVOAIL'I'!IBffliiEL.CXIM - · de-.:~:......:·. troii\ die . ''"""'- ,m!CY: . casb registei',-Proffitt salilc ~ , POMEROY - Racing is no lonver fiMIMI••-····~"AS justa~ boy sport, but one in whlch anyoDc etgbt or over caa get involved. Nine-yem:-old Nate Hoover just ()()lll(lleted his fll'St rear of racing in tbc mini-wedge divu;ion and won a ~e trophy for finishing second pJace in the points .championship for the - . Row that spring is here ·he's mce dian ready to get back on tbc track. T · Nile was the only cme from Meigs C«-•nty running last year in his divisiixr at Skyline Speedway at Ssewart, ' BY ,Biu.N J. R£m ) • ovcs 8llflOIR)8S - ~ ;,,.·,H-~ll honor 1011. See . . . A3 •- rllocalacholars. S. . . A3 11111111 l9 • "- • Wodlalewellness OOILfalallB ·dfellld. See·· P9 AS .- '--· . I { 1 !. J I 1 t·r 'I' •, ! !Tmln•.,t' 1 ~ ifl,',,· t.···· , j ._ I _ _ _... " I = sF* mediation help me? I ::see rage· A6 ' February·· sales tax bits seven-· year record. •· Fer 1t01 t Art Glass 'ext liMtion opens at ., . Cultural Center. See Page A7 -r . uaA . . j . / ....... - n II 11 , -"' I . 250 ColuaaiNas..ld...Athens . I . 740- 5I IIONIM Toll fNe 1-177·772-899J · ' , Jc;wdij 106 N. 2nd Avenue · Middleport, Ohio 740-992-2825 _pc;wer ~rij; , ~Q~~;ps:&:~~~ ::"~fi~~nc:urpora Most of !be dii.virs 1111! older, (but 3ppare11111 not better than Nate). since the division has competitors up ~ 14 years of age. lil fact during last year's seasori, Nate took first and second places in several raCes, and in every race placed in the top five among the 15 to 20 running carts. . Tbe cmdi.t for Nate's intense interest in racing probably goes back to his dad, David Hoover, who did some racing himself a few years aso. In fact the cart Nate drives .was built by his dad "from the ltiOUDd up." He bought the · frame, then built the cage, c - - .• ! . of saktv featureS In the way of braces and belts, and even did the design graphics to make it look professional. All of this came with help from sponsors, General T~. The Vaughan Agency, and Crow Family KFCJLong John Silvers. · As for safety, David described Nate's em, which can trave140 to 50 miles an hour, as "vecy safe wirh fiveway safety harnesses, even a neck bnla:." And, of course, Nate never leaves the starting line without everytbin~tened and his helmet sec~ly Ill p on his lidd. ·· . · ·. · aRfiOOMYI»oiL'I'SENTINELCOM · POMEROY - Meigs County ~ived nearly $40~more in sales tax n:: . . . last month . than it did . ago. .. .. collection trend has · on the increase for three years, but the collec- ·. . ' ' (. lion fi~ for Fe~. · ·/ .,..... on Pll~ • · · the latest from lbe Ohio ::·'::;:'::;•:<;,====== : · Dqllll'tUJCnf~f Taxation, .' · _• .., s."ow .JVs>4tie _l, ....est si01le ~ jdiiip in coned!~ for dlat p , montbsince2001,wbenthe county auditor began j)lq)8ling (' monthly sales . ' .&... · .......- · Annie's Mailbox ·· fl.) .taxA=::.SI)Duilhi latest Calendars • Aa_ such. ~ issued. ~y · · ~tor B Hill, tbe ClasSifieds ''i ,s~6 lY n::ceivJer$125 ,134 · · · sale5 Comics 87 · · lts Ollltpen:alt .nlilty February. ~~~v~ · COII Editorials · - ""' 2 3 ,'INDEX Tayl·or .Motors Ingels- Electronics tc Pldue<!*-Y ' - -.:... ~ l:awYouGM-tJse; ~ . .can tOrecloSt.ue j! an qgravated~ - . . • New TOPS ofllcals klllllld. See , . A3 j, I :.. I l r.,-H .. ll EIS1' l 'I ;:.- ::_:: } .tp~.p I ':i "" (•I 1 .1 l••"l\ 1 ~,. : _j [ l,ifl W </\' ::1 1.-h . in Meip ' for today, likely to ., - ] 1/v -~. II ::. t ) ' •tGni Sklbart. 89 , 1!.~11'.1' ~ (The comer of Nye ,Avenue and .County · ·R~ 7A Tuesday 1 · •\ JLIW 16- . ~· Sto~ BeacOn) ·It the .• . Obituaries Places togo I . Sports Weather .Jobs package revamped in bipartisan compromise BY Sac &:EN IIUJR2 A'IQI'VTEDPRESS WRitER Alook at state leaders' ecoDODJic plan (AP) - Gov. Ted Strickland and legislative leadels announced Wednesday they har:l-teadlad 1111 agt-1111111 on COI,_l1MQUS . If e $'1.57 bitliiln plan to help spur Ohio's 8001 10111y. This Iii whet Ohio"& stUdents haye more oppcll1U.riities ro wort for in- . where the money would go: • $SO million to support the production ol bloprodt.tt1s such state busioesfi!'S while they 1111 polymers end plastics. are it) sebool, illOt'e of them • $100 million to the biomadical industry. ' will stay in Ohio after grad• $150 miNion tb support edvancad -rgy euch es solar uation &lld help ~v~ !he and wind poWer. • $100 million to euppol1 businanas that distribute pn:!dsle~ ·~d· sylfn uds 11om Ohio's oentrat b :don. - - - · - "' • $400 million to local infrestruclu1'8 suctt as road8 and announcing a plan to boost bridglis. the flaggina economy. . • $200 million to~ farmland and g~. The state plans to spend 1 $200 million to clean up Ill ownlialds. $250 million over five years • $120 nliJion for hls1orlc ~ · to c:Rate ~ internShips 1 $250 million to Cl'8ll1e more imel'fll!hips and m-ops with and cO-op programs at busiOhio business for ltudentS. nesses · in Ohio, which woukhnatcb each state dollar With their own invest- Republican legislative lead- cleaner-coal. nvm•. It's part of a $1.57 ers bad said they CIOUI.d not · But the Campaign For ~ economic letovCry Strickland's origi- Tobacco-Free Kids said ":!a'!sda" :fl: ft4~.iii. i8~,:~:n:-: ~~ve~~- ~ ~:Othebec!': !th~ !'r.~.:!!C;:~ . A7 · lions for ~Section A8 c-~vllleyPW', hcOo. • Stricldand and Republican billion in debt oblip- · state's tobacco prevention showan~of$55,987 legislative leaders. tions backed by ihe state's program. . over this time last YCIII'· t The economic combined 'senenl ~venue. "More kids will become The tax is collected 00 all elements of a $1.7 billion The compromise ellis for · addicted to tobacco, more non~food ~tail merchandise bond oackage that considerably less new debt lives will be lost and and food served in ~stau- Slricldand r proposed y ' ' during ·. while invesung 10 many of taxpayc:cs w1·n fioot the bill rant dining rooms. his February State of the Strickland's · priorities for higher lobacco-caused The sales tax makes · 'If State addn:ss with the ideas including .local iftfrasuuc- health care costs," tbe abwt a 1hin1 of the CClWity 5 of · House Speaker Jon twe, land conservation and WasbiflllOII-based foundamual blJdset in rmns of its l.~::~t and Senate advanoed ~ teclmolo- ;.tion_said in a steiM!tlll Pin 1 . . sal• AS 1" Bill ~s. The pes such as Jind. sollf.end Strickland. spokeswoman ,.. ,. __ , .... ' • the year to dale Ohio '9- ... . Amanda' Wurst confirmed th~ _the plan will ~e $230 . million from the anti-tobacco program, leaving · $40 million for IDe foundation. Sbe said the governor ttcognizes the foundation's imponant role in ~ucing tobacco use among Ohioans, but that bis package accounts for. the positive effects of the new statewide smoking ban and decreasing smoking rates. If the proposed package pas~ the Legislature, vot- ers will be asked on the November ballot to approve $400 million. in new debt: $200 million that wiU be paid by ·taxpayer funds and . $200 million that will be backed by liquor sale profits. The funds to support the internship programs are not dependent on the passage of the bond measures . The $250 million would begin being spent in July 2009. Husted called the idea the most important element of the economic package. The plan was called for in a I().. •.. sa..t ..... AI �• I • ANNIE~S Senate leaders ag•-ee.on bill to ease housn-g.cri~s lim in grants 10 local guwmmedS to buy aad' ldUdlish . foreclosed homes, new . 310ority fii !lliies to issue bonds 111 be wed to nii~~MW ..q.imc ~ a a tca•p•ay $7,101 lax aalil BY AsaEW TAYLOR llllldiiO ease dJei wrenching aisis in lbe housing lllllrlcet .and me wave ~f foreclosures WASHINGTON A spre3din,g .across Jbe country. Wbite House spokesman biputisan · Senate bill Tony Fratto said lhe admindesigoed to ease~ slnmping hous~ uwtet won ~on Iiles some pmvi- · tqJid ~views Werln·sday, fiipcople~kw~ sions, such as issuing mOltud · even .its top .sponsor · I I_IA...,...Iica in ' · pge boods and nlodemizacknowledged dial llilldf · · 1bose provisions, and DIE lhe Felleral Huusm g , more is ooedocl to help mil- Gibers, were lbe prodUct of a Administtation to boost lions of families di1Qtcocd bipaltisan oegobalion that access to FHA-insured wilh fureclosme. prodnced a narrow, IXIIIl- luaus. But be '"!dad lhat me The scaled-back proposal IDOO«nominato£ approach administr.atlon mas "serious . <lOI10Clm~ aboot odlcr pOO.: unveiled by Senate Bankil!tl to the aisis. . Committee Chairman 1bcre's a lot llllR lbat visions suoh as the h~Jme'Ouistopber Dodd, D- noods to be done," Dodd bUyers· tax ·credit and aid to Conn , contains an amalgam said. "But ifs a step in the .local governments to pur· clJase foreclosed homes. of ideas aimrd at ~ ' rigllt din:dion." dtmand fii housing and ·The White House -'gbed · "Some oflhese provisions helping homeowners sad- in with serious doubts about dlat ~purportedly •to help died with · siJbprime mort- lbe plan, and economists homcoWIIrl'S actually woold gages avoid foreclosure. . ,.cross lbe spocnum were not bolp diem and in some The plan <Wllajns $4 bil- skcpiral that it would do cases oould 1uut . them," .. Fmto said. For example, be mist ~oody'$ said, the tax credit for buy- Economr. n 't ers of foreclosed and newly dlink it's~ to be enou h ounstructed homes could to :solve me bousing prob- · force duwn prices for many km, at li:tit not in 2008.n ocher ~et:s. . The measure also conWhile suppDII!.Ct'S 1i3ill die ~.!:;on dFOppcd measlft would· boost from 's stimulus deiiYIIII for ~ .belp · measu~_ lhJlt would ~t people refinanrr:. wljustab!e- homebuilderS and other nretOOJtgagey.andhdpOOIJl- mooey-~osing businesses to munities beset wilh Jiban- reclaim p~viously paid <doned bomes, many eoooo- •taxes, new disclosure mists caullioned lhat Jbe mea- nquinements aimed at pre'Slife's benefits wouJd be vc:nri• usophisti~ modest - :and -td bCJp botro•as £rom being banks and homebuilders duped by JDOitgage brokers, while doing hardly anytbii\g and additional money to furPeoDlc~f~Relosure. proVide coun~g to peo. ''tlley'n: ;good. steps. but pie dnr.ataled wilib fureclothey' re small itepS and a:r- sure and bolp mem in negotainly oot big .enougt~ !ileps liatj-qg wilh their lenders. to SGlve lbe problem,~ said Republicans foroed Mart Zandi, clJief eootlo- Dellli'JCCilts to drop ·effotts t.ains .. BY.KAlHYIInu=• ··AND IIIMcY Sun•p alleviating lbe ~ including ;a oootrovenial p~ oOilPOSCd by hdm liDll tberr GOP allies to thaqge banktuptcy laws ·.to belp boo:owCI'S ~rapped in ~ubprime lll0JtpgeskcepdlcU:bol;nes. Banking CDUliJilttee <Jhai.nruin Onist:opher DOOd, O-Omn.• was alsu forced to leave IIIII of the bill a p'lan to bave the Federal .Housing Administration guanmtee pedJaps $400 :billion wor1h Of refinanced loans if iledders reduce · loan amounts to retlcrt reduced borne values. Doddwldreporrersbe would oootinue to work on the idea i.n hopes of advanciiig it later in the year. Dear Aliaie: rve been seeing two women for liev. cral months. Neither relationship is that serious, and I enjoy the time I spend with . them equally. · However, I've reached the - point . where I have to choose between them. I' m looking to settle down and see one of them exclusively. r m not asking you to tell · me whom I should pick. I · · need to know how I should • go about letting the other , · galdown. · It ·would be easy, except · the women 'wOIX together at lhe same company. They · each know I am friends with the odler, but don't know I'm daling bo!h. How can I : emerge from this delicate sit. uation wi!hout hurting either : woman's feelings'! No mat· : tcr which one I pick, I'd still : like to be friends with the • uther. - b's <Ampliralrd : Dear c-plicated: : You're an optimistic fellow. : Whoever yuu Jet down will · be hurt and disappointed, · and when she discovers you've been two-titning ber with. a oo-worlrer, she will be furious. And so will the othet WOlllllll. We suggest There "IS" Such A Thing As AFree Lunch!. ' breaking up with one of them immediately and allowing sume time to pass bef~ making you'r rei ationship with the other publie knowled&e· De!tr Ann~e: I lost my pet dog the other day. He was · su special to me. I was just wondering if I would ever see him again, or is his life just over? Every religion seems to have a differem answer. -· Wondering in Salem, Ore. · Dear Wondering: Here ·s one of our favorite essays that may provide some omnfort: Do Docs Go To · Beaven? by the Rev. Dale Turner · (1917-2006) Looking back across the years I see how important dogs have been .in my life. I had been an urdained ministet only a few weeks when I received a call from an 8year-old boy. His dog bad been killed by a car. "Mr. Turner," the lad sobben, " do you do funerals for dogs·r_ · I didn't know quite how to respond, but I reca)led the 'Scriptures' afftrmation of God's knowing wben even a ·sparrowfalls.Ireplied, "Why not?" arid I conducted a little ceremony for the boy's pet Hewasvery pleasedandthen asked, ''Is my dog going to heaven?". I wasn't prepared fur that question, but my love fur animals got me through it · I' m sure I made the child fed bener. Several years later I had my own persunal exj>erienoe that provided the answer I had never been sure of. Our wonderful dachshund, Gretta, died and we were eager to bring another dog into ·our home . We went to the pound to get the dachshund whose photo had appeared in the paper. By the time we arrived, it had been claimed . Another puppy, sensing our mission, poked her nose throu~h the wire fence. The look m her eyes seemed to say, "Please, pick me." We did. And we named her Pick. · Whenever I came home, Pick was there to ~eet me. r d say, "Pick.' you ve got it made. Other animals work fuT their keep. A canary sings, cows give milk, chickens lay eggs, but you don' t have to do anything but hang around." After 14 years, Pick became very sick and there was nothing to be done except put her out of her misery. With a heavy heart I . $30 Gift Certificate ' To Ont OfTirtse. Great Resltlll1tlnls ' Draw!ng Eaeh Week! ' drove her to the vet's, who did what had to be done. I then went back to my study and wept for hours. A few days later. a parishioner who knew of my grief sent ine this poem. it healed my sorrow. Perhaps it · will help others. r d like to share iL I explained ro Sr. Peter: I'd rather stm~ here, 0 Outside the pearlv gme. I wnn'r be a nuisance. I won't even bark, I'll he 1·en· patient and wait. I'll be here. chewing on a celestial bone, No ma/ler how long you may be. l'd miss you so much.,jt I went in a lone, /r woul.dn i he. hea1•n~ofor me . Annie's Mailbox is written by Kalhy MiJclrell and Mtucy Sugar, longtime editoni of the ltnn Landers column. Please e-mnil your questions ro anniesmailbox@comcast.net, or "•rite ro: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, Clricago, ' JL ·60611. To foul ouJ nwre obout . Annie's Mailbox, arul read features by other Crelllon SyiUiicate writers arul cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web poge at www.creators.com. ----------------------- ~~·------~--~------- •I . OVCS .announces honor roD I ~ I for tile tltinl rUm! weelcs · gnu/iltg period til tJu Ollio Vcrlky Cluistian School are IU follows willr *deiiOIUtt: till As: First grade: *Nick Andre.w, *Justin Beaver, *Trevor Blank, *Jereniiah Case, ~Colton Cox, *Wyatt Cox, *Lexi Davis, *Noah Haddad, Dakota Sexton; Secoild grade: 130 ~~ IISAl lUNCH BUFFfl ~t-•t~oo._,e n ' "'11-"• f 8 11 *' *Mac~oz:ie 992~5432 820 Jackson Pike fu'Y~ *Harrison Luckeydoo; Third Grade: *Brady Anclrew, *Jadah Barnette, *Karlee ,Edmonds, Killian Nowrey, *Jared .Parissi, Abigail .Walker, *Natalie Wtlcoxon; Fourth grade: ~Eric Blevins, Ann Bowman, *Caleb Burnett, Marshall Hood; 228 W Main, Pomeroy · · ~polis, ~ - -R-l'll!l -"='=.s E,.,Il!VI!IIU! Jlr-Bdt!; -+Annee·.:. C¥ffian . Cannan, Tina Satgent, Alex Alexis Clark, Ashten Crank. ·Trent; · *Teah Elliott, *Rachel Twelfth grade: *Erin Haddad, *Phil Hollingshead, Bartley, *Richelle Bmndon Troy; Blankenship, *Lindsay .Sixth grade: *Katelyn Carr, Zach Carr, *Chri sty Beaver, Sarah Blodgett, Sanders, · Christopher *Alyssa Freeman, *Jon Williams. · Kostival, *Aubrey Long, Stwlents IIUIIcing the B Ranjit Mavi, Sarah Honor RoU for thl third Schoonover, Maggie nine weeks were: Westfall; First grade: Sharafin Se\'entb grade: Joshua ~etzger; . · B!eyips, *Madison Crank. Second grade: Austin *Alex Haddad, *Elise · Sherrill, Cody Troy, Katie Long, Sarah Walker; · . Westfall; .. Eicbth grade: *Jennifer Third grade: Drew Hall , Blevins, *Katie Blodgett, Amber Jacquatd, Sydney *Paul Miller, *Micaela Hood, Jacob Riley ; Owens, *Ben Tillis; Fourth Grade: · Ninth grade: Daniel MaKenzie Barr. MaKenzie Irwin, *Kathleen Long; Case, Kristin Jacquard, Tenth grade: *Heather Hannah Westfall; Mahan, *J..indsey Miller, . Fifth grade: Danny · *Meliua Stump; 8allantyne, Rebekah Bush, -- - . _,___ . .·.·.·a4UIOUS - ' Sh!Mifl£:;;;- t]fill - -I!FIIdll: lliiililiig the-A ITonor ROll Bowman. *Emily ft:OO ~I Frida~. April 4 REEDSVILLE Re\'ival >,CT\ ice' at Fellowship Church of the NaJ'.,arene, 7 p.m. Friday and Saturcijly. 10:4i a.m . and 6 p .m. Sunday. Rev. Floyd Catron or Circle' ille i_. evanQeJiq . Scvoc Famil\ will \ing on Friday night and Sunda1 momin~ : ' and Deliveren im Sa!Urdav and Sunday nigh". Fello\l'>hip to follov. each evening. Other events Thursday, April 3 POMEROY - Town hall meeting on underage drink· ing. 7 p.m .. Meigs Hig h School Cafeteria, special paneli ~ ts. guest speaker Mike Trout of Ohio .A norney General's Office. county-wide essay contest wmners. Satnrday, April 5 · POMEROY - Free cardiovascular health fair, 9 to II a .m. Mulberry ,community Center. Appointment needed for lipid profile; no appointme nt required for other screening . Sponsored by Holzer medical Center, · Health Department, Meigs Cooperative Parish. POMEROY - Oospel and Bluegrass Concert. 6 :30 p.m.. Mulberry Community Ceiuer. call 24z-2014 for more infor" mation. Monday, April7 SALEM CENTER - TB ·Clinic at Star Gr.mge Hall, 5-6 p.m., for skin testing . Return 5-6 Wednesday for checking test~. / New of local scholars • ---.-·.,.o_. -____,..--su._bon_lJr roD .-.-,..:: M'l•o.,,..,l·a ·.I uw.~·JJ , p~•_.jo·n _,. ... ._ .. _...._~·.· c=--.· ~ . ttu 1 •~ · ~' Metzger: . COLUMBUS - Mei gs Cmmty student s attend_ing Sidb grade: Bethany Ohio State University who were named to the uni ve rsiBeaver. Logan Edmonds. ty' s ho nor ro ll (dean's list ) for winter quarter 2()()7-08 T.G. Miller :~ include: · . Seventh grade: Richard Jonathan Richard Owen of MiJdleport Aly.,,ia Elaine .Bowman , Hayley Brown ; Holter of Pomeroy, Jennifer Lynn Hayman of Reedsville. Eighth · grade: · Peter · and Cory Allen Shaffer of Reedsville. . Carman, Maegan Jewell: · Those students honored received a grade point average of Ninlh grade: Allie at least 3.5 (A=4.0, B=3.5. etc.) and were enrolled for at Hamilton. Alexis .Henry. least 12 credit hours. Elicia Irwin, Kyle Scott; Tenth grade: Hali Burleson, Rebecca Evans, Amqnda Jarvis, Julie Tillis; COLUMBUS - Aly ssa Elai ne Holter.of P'omeroy wa' Eleventh grade: Luke a winter quarter 2007-08 g rad uate of Ohio· State Hamad; · Twelftb grade: Jonathan University. She received a bachelor of science degree in agric ulture. Beaver. D • • - . . Winter graduate 356 East Mala Pomeroy,OH 740-992-6292 OK 740-446-31137 SPRING SPECIAlS Jim 'tN TIME FOR YOURINCtwf 203 West Maill St. McArtltlir, OH 74&-596-9J.&9 ' Dine In or Drive Thru ....,_._ -- Buy one Bacon Cheeseburger : -- Get One Free! · ' ~- Clubs and organizations Ch~hevents Thursday, April 3 RACTNE - Raci ne Post. American Legion, will meet 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the halL TUPPERS . PLAlNS Ladies Auxiliary of the Tuppers Plains VFW will meet at the hall. Friday, April 4 POMEROY PERl , Chapter 74, I p .m. Mulberry CoiJimunity Center. Hal Kneen to talk on container gardening. POMEROY Catesiver Support Group meetmg noon at the Mei gs Senior Center. Yvonne Stover from the Oliio Department of Jobs and Family Services to talk .on guidelines for nursing home placement: Lunch provided. · Saturday, April 5 SALEM CENTER Star Grange 778 and State Junior Grance 878, potluck supper, 6:30 p.m. with meeting at 7:30 p.m . Ritualistic and drill team practice. Wednesday, April 2 RACINE- Meigs CAN, MIDDLEPORT - Kate 4 :30-6 p.m., Racine Library, Wilson will observe her discuss revisions Gatling Ohio's mining permit, call 92nd birthday on April 2. Elisa Young, 949-2175 for . Cards may be sent to her at Overbrook Center, Page more information. Street , Middleport, Ohio Monday, April 7 POMEROY - Meigs 45760: . Saturday, April 5 County Cancer Initiative, CHESTER Erma regu Jar meeting, noon, cQnference room, Senior Cleland will observe her 95th birthday on April 5. Citizens Center. Cards may be sent to her at Tuesday, April 8 Subm-photo P.O. Box 23, Chester. Ohi o HARRISONVILLE New ollicers lor TOPS Chapter #OH 2013 Coolville.'were installed at· a recent meeting. They are from the left, Mary Harrisunville, O .E.S. 255. 45720. Cleland, Patricia Hall, Roberta Henderson, assistant weight recorders; Doris Buchanan, weight recorder; Judy Morgan, treasurer; Dianne Bums, secretary; Dottie Jean Bond, co-leader; and Pat Snedden , leader. ' $3.95 Thursday. April 3 LETART Letart 'Town,hip Trustees, 5 p.m. at the office building to discuss health insurance. RUTLAND - Rut land Village Council. rescfled· • uled re~ular . meeting. 7 p.m .. CIVIC center. . Monday, April7 RUTLAND - Rutl an<l Township Tru stees. 4 p.m. at the Rm land Fire Statioo. Tuesda ~·. April 8 POMEROY - Bedford Township Trustee,. 7 p.m. a! the IOWilhOH;.C. CHESTER -Chester Township Trustees regular monthly meeting. 7 p.m .. town hall. 7:30 p .m.. at the ha-11 . Remember tree· of life donation&. Mock inspection. Birthdays tlrw~ I Public meetings ·N ew TOPS officers installed Enkr Here For A I Thursday, Apri13, 2008 Community Calendar MAILBOX Breaking .up is always tough to do + dull Zaadi aad C!dlcl'«••'mists Wd mjzht bawe proven mrire ·effective in PageA:J BYTHE 'B END .The Daily Sentinel ACitQSS THE NATION The Daily'Sentinel ' ~~~ . c,.,. Jlllllll'ri Ill To Jlr.Ct.nr . ' ' ." Proceeds benefit Chester Courthouse & ' • f2MONTHS SAME AS CASH. ~ •· .. - �• I • ANNIE~S Senate leaders ag•-ee.on bill to ease housn-g.cri~s lim in grants 10 local guwmmedS to buy aad' ldUdlish . foreclosed homes, new . 310ority fii !lliies to issue bonds 111 be wed to nii~~MW ..q.imc ~ a a tca•p•ay $7,101 lax aalil BY AsaEW TAYLOR llllldiiO ease dJei wrenching aisis in lbe housing lllllrlcet .and me wave ~f foreclosures WASHINGTON A spre3din,g .across Jbe country. Wbite House spokesman biputisan · Senate bill Tony Fratto said lhe admindesigoed to ease~ slnmping hous~ uwtet won ~on Iiles some pmvi- · tqJid ~views Werln·sday, fiipcople~kw~ sions, such as issuing mOltud · even .its top .sponsor · I I_IA...,...Iica in ' · pge boods and nlodemizacknowledged dial llilldf · · 1bose provisions, and DIE lhe Felleral Huusm g , more is ooedocl to help mil- Gibers, were lbe prodUct of a Administtation to boost lions of families di1Qtcocd bipaltisan oegobalion that access to FHA-insured wilh fureclosme. prodnced a narrow, IXIIIl- luaus. But be '"!dad lhat me The scaled-back proposal IDOO«nominato£ approach administr.atlon mas "serious . <lOI10Clm~ aboot odlcr pOO.: unveiled by Senate Bankil!tl to the aisis. . Committee Chairman 1bcre's a lot llllR lbat visions suoh as the h~Jme'Ouistopber Dodd, D- noods to be done," Dodd bUyers· tax ·credit and aid to Conn , contains an amalgam said. "But ifs a step in the .local governments to pur· clJase foreclosed homes. of ideas aimrd at ~ ' rigllt din:dion." dtmand fii housing and ·The White House -'gbed · "Some oflhese provisions helping homeowners sad- in with serious doubts about dlat ~purportedly •to help died with · siJbprime mort- lbe plan, and economists homcoWIIrl'S actually woold gages avoid foreclosure. . ,.cross lbe spocnum were not bolp diem and in some The plan <Wllajns $4 bil- skcpiral that it would do cases oould 1uut . them," .. Fmto said. For example, be mist ~oody'$ said, the tax credit for buy- Economr. n 't ers of foreclosed and newly dlink it's~ to be enou h ounstructed homes could to :solve me bousing prob- · force duwn prices for many km, at li:tit not in 2008.n ocher ~et:s. . The measure also conWhile suppDII!.Ct'S 1i3ill die ~.!:;on dFOppcd measlft would· boost from 's stimulus deiiYIIII for ~ .belp · measu~_ lhJlt would ~t people refinanrr:. wljustab!e- homebuilderS and other nretOOJtgagey.andhdpOOIJl- mooey-~osing businesses to munities beset wilh Jiban- reclaim p~viously paid <doned bomes, many eoooo- •taxes, new disclosure mists caullioned lhat Jbe mea- nquinements aimed at pre'Slife's benefits wouJd be vc:nri• usophisti~ modest - :and -td bCJp botro•as £rom being banks and homebuilders duped by JDOitgage brokers, while doing hardly anytbii\g and additional money to furPeoDlc~f~Relosure. proVide coun~g to peo. ''tlley'n: ;good. steps. but pie dnr.ataled wilib fureclothey' re small itepS and a:r- sure and bolp mem in negotainly oot big .enougt~ !ileps liatj-qg wilh their lenders. to SGlve lbe problem,~ said Republicans foroed Mart Zandi, clJief eootlo- Dellli'JCCilts to drop ·effotts t.ains .. BY.KAlHYIInu=• ··AND IIIMcY Sun•p alleviating lbe ~ including ;a oootrovenial p~ oOilPOSCd by hdm liDll tberr GOP allies to thaqge banktuptcy laws ·.to belp boo:owCI'S ~rapped in ~ubprime lll0JtpgeskcepdlcU:bol;nes. Banking CDUliJilttee <Jhai.nruin Onist:opher DOOd, O-Omn.• was alsu forced to leave IIIII of the bill a p'lan to bave the Federal .Housing Administration guanmtee pedJaps $400 :billion wor1h Of refinanced loans if iledders reduce · loan amounts to retlcrt reduced borne values. Doddwldreporrersbe would oootinue to work on the idea i.n hopes of advanciiig it later in the year. Dear Aliaie: rve been seeing two women for liev. cral months. Neither relationship is that serious, and I enjoy the time I spend with . them equally. · However, I've reached the - point . where I have to choose between them. I' m looking to settle down and see one of them exclusively. r m not asking you to tell · me whom I should pick. I · · need to know how I should • go about letting the other , · galdown. · It ·would be easy, except · the women 'wOIX together at lhe same company. They · each know I am friends with the odler, but don't know I'm daling bo!h. How can I : emerge from this delicate sit. uation wi!hout hurting either : woman's feelings'! No mat· : tcr which one I pick, I'd still : like to be friends with the • uther. - b's <Ampliralrd : Dear c-plicated: : You're an optimistic fellow. : Whoever yuu Jet down will · be hurt and disappointed, · and when she discovers you've been two-titning ber with. a oo-worlrer, she will be furious. And so will the othet WOlllllll. We suggest There "IS" Such A Thing As AFree Lunch!. ' breaking up with one of them immediately and allowing sume time to pass bef~ making you'r rei ationship with the other publie knowled&e· De!tr Ann~e: I lost my pet dog the other day. He was · su special to me. I was just wondering if I would ever see him again, or is his life just over? Every religion seems to have a differem answer. -· Wondering in Salem, Ore. · Dear Wondering: Here ·s one of our favorite essays that may provide some omnfort: Do Docs Go To · Beaven? by the Rev. Dale Turner · (1917-2006) Looking back across the years I see how important dogs have been .in my life. I had been an urdained ministet only a few weeks when I received a call from an 8year-old boy. His dog bad been killed by a car. "Mr. Turner," the lad sobben, " do you do funerals for dogs·r_ · I didn't know quite how to respond, but I reca)led the 'Scriptures' afftrmation of God's knowing wben even a ·sparrowfalls.Ireplied, "Why not?" arid I conducted a little ceremony for the boy's pet Hewasvery pleasedandthen asked, ''Is my dog going to heaven?". I wasn't prepared fur that question, but my love fur animals got me through it · I' m sure I made the child fed bener. Several years later I had my own persunal exj>erienoe that provided the answer I had never been sure of. Our wonderful dachshund, Gretta, died and we were eager to bring another dog into ·our home . We went to the pound to get the dachshund whose photo had appeared in the paper. By the time we arrived, it had been claimed . Another puppy, sensing our mission, poked her nose throu~h the wire fence. The look m her eyes seemed to say, "Please, pick me." We did. And we named her Pick. · Whenever I came home, Pick was there to ~eet me. r d say, "Pick.' you ve got it made. Other animals work fuT their keep. A canary sings, cows give milk, chickens lay eggs, but you don' t have to do anything but hang around." After 14 years, Pick became very sick and there was nothing to be done except put her out of her misery. With a heavy heart I . $30 Gift Certificate ' To Ont OfTirtse. Great Resltlll1tlnls ' Draw!ng Eaeh Week! ' drove her to the vet's, who did what had to be done. I then went back to my study and wept for hours. A few days later. a parishioner who knew of my grief sent ine this poem. it healed my sorrow. Perhaps it · will help others. r d like to share iL I explained ro Sr. Peter: I'd rather stm~ here, 0 Outside the pearlv gme. I wnn'r be a nuisance. I won't even bark, I'll he 1·en· patient and wait. I'll be here. chewing on a celestial bone, No ma/ler how long you may be. l'd miss you so much.,jt I went in a lone, /r woul.dn i he. hea1•n~ofor me . Annie's Mailbox is written by Kalhy MiJclrell and Mtucy Sugar, longtime editoni of the ltnn Landers column. Please e-mnil your questions ro anniesmailbox@comcast.net, or "•rite ro: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, Clricago, ' JL ·60611. To foul ouJ nwre obout . Annie's Mailbox, arul read features by other Crelllon SyiUiicate writers arul cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web poge at www.creators.com. ----------------------- ~~·------~--~------- •I . OVCS .announces honor roD I ~ I for tile tltinl rUm! weelcs · gnu/iltg period til tJu Ollio Vcrlky Cluistian School are IU follows willr *deiiOIUtt: till As: First grade: *Nick Andre.w, *Justin Beaver, *Trevor Blank, *Jereniiah Case, ~Colton Cox, *Wyatt Cox, *Lexi Davis, *Noah Haddad, Dakota Sexton; Secoild grade: 130 ~~ IISAl lUNCH BUFFfl ~t-•t~oo._,e n ' "'11-"• f 8 11 *' *Mac~oz:ie 992~5432 820 Jackson Pike fu'Y~ *Harrison Luckeydoo; Third Grade: *Brady Anclrew, *Jadah Barnette, *Karlee ,Edmonds, Killian Nowrey, *Jared .Parissi, Abigail .Walker, *Natalie Wtlcoxon; Fourth grade: ~Eric Blevins, Ann Bowman, *Caleb Burnett, Marshall Hood; 228 W Main, Pomeroy · · ~polis, ~ - -R-l'll!l -"='=.s E,.,Il!VI!IIU! Jlr-Bdt!; -+Annee·.:. C¥ffian . Cannan, Tina Satgent, Alex Alexis Clark, Ashten Crank. ·Trent; · *Teah Elliott, *Rachel Twelfth grade: *Erin Haddad, *Phil Hollingshead, Bartley, *Richelle Bmndon Troy; Blankenship, *Lindsay .Sixth grade: *Katelyn Carr, Zach Carr, *Chri sty Beaver, Sarah Blodgett, Sanders, · Christopher *Alyssa Freeman, *Jon Williams. · Kostival, *Aubrey Long, Stwlents IIUIIcing the B Ranjit Mavi, Sarah Honor RoU for thl third Schoonover, Maggie nine weeks were: Westfall; First grade: Sharafin Se\'entb grade: Joshua ~etzger; . · B!eyips, *Madison Crank. Second grade: Austin *Alex Haddad, *Elise · Sherrill, Cody Troy, Katie Long, Sarah Walker; · . Westfall; .. Eicbth grade: *Jennifer Third grade: Drew Hall , Blevins, *Katie Blodgett, Amber Jacquatd, Sydney *Paul Miller, *Micaela Hood, Jacob Riley ; Owens, *Ben Tillis; Fourth Grade: · Ninth grade: Daniel MaKenzie Barr. MaKenzie Irwin, *Kathleen Long; Case, Kristin Jacquard, Tenth grade: *Heather Hannah Westfall; Mahan, *J..indsey Miller, . Fifth grade: Danny · *Meliua Stump; 8allantyne, Rebekah Bush, -- - . _,___ . .·.·.·a4UIOUS - ' Sh!Mifl£:;;;- t]fill - -I!FIIdll: lliiililiig the-A ITonor ROll Bowman. *Emily ft:OO ~I Frida~. April 4 REEDSVILLE Re\'ival >,CT\ ice' at Fellowship Church of the NaJ'.,arene, 7 p.m. Friday and Saturcijly. 10:4i a.m . and 6 p .m. Sunday. Rev. Floyd Catron or Circle' ille i_. evanQeJiq . Scvoc Famil\ will \ing on Friday night and Sunda1 momin~ : ' and Deliveren im Sa!Urdav and Sunday nigh". Fello\l'>hip to follov. each evening. Other events Thursday, April 3 POMEROY - Town hall meeting on underage drink· ing. 7 p.m .. Meigs Hig h School Cafeteria, special paneli ~ ts. guest speaker Mike Trout of Ohio .A norney General's Office. county-wide essay contest wmners. Satnrday, April 5 · POMEROY - Free cardiovascular health fair, 9 to II a .m. Mulberry ,community Center. Appointment needed for lipid profile; no appointme nt required for other screening . Sponsored by Holzer medical Center, · Health Department, Meigs Cooperative Parish. POMEROY - Oospel and Bluegrass Concert. 6 :30 p.m.. Mulberry Community Ceiuer. call 24z-2014 for more infor" mation. Monday, April7 SALEM CENTER - TB ·Clinic at Star Gr.mge Hall, 5-6 p.m., for skin testing . Return 5-6 Wednesday for checking test~. / New of local scholars • ---.-·.,.o_. -____,..--su._bon_lJr roD .-.-,..:: M'l•o.,,..,l·a ·.I uw.~·JJ , p~•_.jo·n _,. ... ._ .. _...._~·.· c=--.· ~ . ttu 1 •~ · ~' Metzger: . COLUMBUS - Mei gs Cmmty student s attend_ing Sidb grade: Bethany Ohio State University who were named to the uni ve rsiBeaver. Logan Edmonds. ty' s ho nor ro ll (dean's list ) for winter quarter 2()()7-08 T.G. Miller :~ include: · . Seventh grade: Richard Jonathan Richard Owen of MiJdleport Aly.,,ia Elaine .Bowman , Hayley Brown ; Holter of Pomeroy, Jennifer Lynn Hayman of Reedsville. Eighth · grade: · Peter · and Cory Allen Shaffer of Reedsville. . Carman, Maegan Jewell: · Those students honored received a grade point average of Ninlh grade: Allie at least 3.5 (A=4.0, B=3.5. etc.) and were enrolled for at Hamilton. Alexis .Henry. least 12 credit hours. Elicia Irwin, Kyle Scott; Tenth grade: Hali Burleson, Rebecca Evans, Amqnda Jarvis, Julie Tillis; COLUMBUS - Aly ssa Elai ne Holter.of P'omeroy wa' Eleventh grade: Luke a winter quarter 2007-08 g rad uate of Ohio· State Hamad; · Twelftb grade: Jonathan University. She received a bachelor of science degree in agric ulture. Beaver. D • • - . . Winter graduate 356 East Mala Pomeroy,OH 740-992-6292 OK 740-446-31137 SPRING SPECIAlS Jim 'tN TIME FOR YOURINCtwf 203 West Maill St. McArtltlir, OH 74&-596-9J.&9 ' Dine In or Drive Thru ....,_._ -- Buy one Bacon Cheeseburger : -- Get One Free! · ' ~- Clubs and organizations Ch~hevents Thursday, April 3 RACTNE - Raci ne Post. American Legion, will meet 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the halL TUPPERS . PLAlNS Ladies Auxiliary of the Tuppers Plains VFW will meet at the hall. Friday, April 4 POMEROY PERl , Chapter 74, I p .m. Mulberry CoiJimunity Center. Hal Kneen to talk on container gardening. POMEROY Catesiver Support Group meetmg noon at the Mei gs Senior Center. Yvonne Stover from the Oliio Department of Jobs and Family Services to talk .on guidelines for nursing home placement: Lunch provided. · Saturday, April 5 SALEM CENTER Star Grange 778 and State Junior Grance 878, potluck supper, 6:30 p.m. with meeting at 7:30 p.m . Ritualistic and drill team practice. Wednesday, April 2 RACINE- Meigs CAN, MIDDLEPORT - Kate 4 :30-6 p.m., Racine Library, Wilson will observe her discuss revisions Gatling Ohio's mining permit, call 92nd birthday on April 2. Elisa Young, 949-2175 for . Cards may be sent to her at Overbrook Center, Page more information. Street , Middleport, Ohio Monday, April 7 POMEROY - Meigs 45760: . Saturday, April 5 County Cancer Initiative, CHESTER Erma regu Jar meeting, noon, cQnference room, Senior Cleland will observe her 95th birthday on April 5. Citizens Center. Cards may be sent to her at Tuesday, April 8 Subm-photo P.O. Box 23, Chester. Ohi o HARRISONVILLE New ollicers lor TOPS Chapter #OH 2013 Coolville.'were installed at· a recent meeting. They are from the left, Mary Harrisunville, O .E.S. 255. 45720. Cleland, Patricia Hall, Roberta Henderson, assistant weight recorders; Doris Buchanan, weight recorder; Judy Morgan, treasurer; Dianne Bums, secretary; Dottie Jean Bond, co-leader; and Pat Snedden , leader. ' $3.95 Thursday. April 3 LETART Letart 'Town,hip Trustees, 5 p.m. at the office building to discuss health insurance. RUTLAND - Rut land Village Council. rescfled· • uled re~ular . meeting. 7 p.m .. CIVIC center. . Monday, April7 RUTLAND - Rutl an<l Township Tru stees. 4 p.m. at the Rm land Fire Statioo. Tuesda ~·. April 8 POMEROY - Bedford Township Trustee,. 7 p.m. a! the IOWilhOH;.C. CHESTER -Chester Township Trustees regular monthly meeting. 7 p.m .. town hall. 7:30 p .m.. at the ha-11 . Remember tree· of life donation&. Mock inspection. Birthdays tlrw~ I Public meetings ·N ew TOPS officers installed Enkr Here For A I Thursday, Apri13, 2008 Community Calendar MAILBOX Breaking .up is always tough to do + dull Zaadi aad C!dlcl'«••'mists Wd mjzht bawe proven mrire ·effective in PageA:J BYTHE 'B END .The Daily Sentinel ACitQSS THE NATION The Daily'Sentinel ' ~~~ . c,.,. Jlllllll'ri Ill To Jlr.Ct.nr . ' ' ." Proceeds benefit Chester Courthouse & ' • f2MONTHS SAME AS CASH. ~ •· .. - �' . OPINION/ a-tinel .The n.;hr ~~~~• ·The Daily Sentinel . Pull fisher . tds s1tow signs of boOom- ..trU,rM.r tf: uus tf . RY . TODAY IN HISTO •• I 'I u . singer Sebastian Bach is 40. Comedian Aries Spears is 33. Thought for Today: "I didn't iuveat 1he wodd I write about - it's all uue." - Gnbam Glc:me. 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She- bunt Oil Aug. 21, 1928, in Meigs OJuuty, .., the bite Gladtrin and Nell W.amcr. She Wti a tctDc:e from Moum O.!id Medical Center In addition 4IJ bcr pmmts. was pnlOeded in dead! by Ia" busbm.t, Noonan Stewat and tw••llt\i s, Daniel and & MoRE CiEDITCARD * APPUCATIOIIS Jack WCSDe£. . ' She is survived by daughters, Norma (Dam) l..etftcr and Basbara K.. McGilvray. sons, s.·1•1m ll2lll Brian s.e-t, a sister, Anna Mae Duru, a lxotbtls; Wdliam-(Pde) ~ ei8bt gran&biJmm and many g1Cal~ldR:o. A graveside memorial scnioe wi betldd at I p.m. on Satmday, April 5, 2008, at Gra~ Hill Cemetery. 1079 Gmvel Hill Road, Oleshire, wi.tb the Rev. Robed Robinson · · Cane Lyons can't be imagined. Wbo will win .tbal one? Then wbat1 ID T'ID!I;.. Mart llaiJic:rin .~A&. ·a list' of~-"" ·~ Hillary __ Or a: -bitterly divlsive, racially tinged rhetoric, with its "GGd Damn Amaical" and ..USKKK!" "'The profound mistake of d,le Rev. Wright'$ St:IJIIOIIS," Obama said; ..is not that he spoke about racism in our society. It's that be spoke as if our society was static; as 7 •I ·· -~ Robettsoo's or ·Jobn Hagee's? fd say less. At least he doesn't )lRdict 1he future, or w.,. evaltS 1ik llwricaDe Klllriaa or die 9111 attach oo peOple's KX lives. 1bal said, how .ilOUid Oblma be so politically <ito: developed for Racine; .aslred flooding, draught and "fur-. ' · CHESTER - Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order of Eastel"'l tiler ,destabi}ization" to tbe Star, wi:ll meet fur ann!lll.l inspection at 7:30 ,p.m. o~ local river levds aod cli' l\pril21 . . . ; . • . mate; ·a *ed if 1herc: was an ·i ----------~---,-----. emorgwcy notification plan 7 ' :, »o 'bbery AI . ., 6Gua PIFAI . • ' King aod deputies from k '· in plaoe in .case uf ~Meigs County Sheriff's arclous material spills snto Office lO the suspoct's bome IQcal ~atei'S? County about an hour lattr. MCJgs ~ffia - ~ nx . The clat gave che sus- Beaooo does have SUI'Vcilpea an unspecified .BDMl!IIJt ~ equipment but didn't ~ · money while two Olber say wbetber die alleged rob~QI&toiiiCl'S WCR Wll.itiaa in bery was cangbt oo tape. He . ~ store. The !i!•spcrt 1heo al110 didn't oommetlt · on ld't with tbe c.ash oo foot. · wbclher any of tbe cash was . . · Proffitt said witnesses nwvered. The iocjdrnt mnains under recognized the suspect , wbich led Pomeroy .investip;lrino by the Panemy · ~sistant Chief of Police ~ Dqwlnil:idl aod Mags . Alan Queen. !igt. Brandy OJUnty stc!:siff's~ O _ b a m . a ' .. =~:.U~s:':. '!:; OES iiKding . • ~~-l Sbould Know." No. 7: ")'be Rev. . Wright story no\wilbslaod·· the """'ia sUD wants lobe die oomidfe and .tiJia baS an impact c:vay day." We've. oome full circle. So confident have the Amcricacandumge. Thais mmtacatccllbeAIDSvirus Beltway media 1J0111timi die true genius of dlis lO extermiaate Mricaain their social and nation. Wbat we bave Americans? . . Anybody ~cal Status that what almldy acbic:wld pYeS us nanwt .Oi!J!l0Ror0on:who oooe was furiou~ denied.is hope-lhe anMity to 1topc: .sal stm for .SIQIII!'ftiaa JW: one oommon dCoominator: 119w boas,tM about.· -for Wbal,w: can 111!1 must tbll 'WOUJd be dc:ridcd as an Obama bC awarded dele-' PQ!iticiansmaycomeandgo, achieve lOiOOUow." . . inaat'heutic phony pmoaizgates be basn't won. That butQuisMatthews,Howard boept bcn:'s my pnlb- ' q bllddolk fur political this strikes them as reason- Fineman, TIDI Russat and lc:m, sevmd p-oblems actu- pin - a flka-, a conman -~setcdandprolettledall able reflects 1he deep llilfC- Mautmi Dowd preside ova- ~y: _The ~ of a malality . ~to which roughly a penn8IICilt House of Lords. oracial coalition to beat bis life, ~~ half 1he .Democratic farty Media coverage of . America's wounds isb't shows be u die has fallen. / ·Obama's speech on raoe new. It's the dream. of Wrights oflhis wodd do as Once again, witb feeling: was characteristic. That. it Mlrtin Lutbc:r King Jr., IIlllCh to keep blacks down The votes belong to 1he vot- would be a brilliant piece of murdered 40 years ago next as white racism docs. All en, not the candidates. oratory was f~ 1110Dth. Putting aside the this self-pitying Obsessing Oddly, it's Sen. Hillary After all, it was on Obama's fact that Obama'.s first ~ae- owe the sorrows of hilitllly Clinton, who grasps that favorite tqeme, the subject tion to viileotapes of leads II!OWhere. So bow elemelltary deiDOCI'Iitic priu- of bis ~o IJ<?oks and ~ Wright's.c:rackpot ~ was ClOiiiC 'be't bcea ~chen ciple, whom critics say feels bis p~es11lenhal campa1gn: to go oo TV deoymg he'd for- 20 years. J•• ..,_,,118 he "entitled" to the presidency. himSelf as a living . symbol ever beard tbcm, what was doesn't3t:t it'?. Meanwhile, TV pundits like of racial n:coDcilillion. Mr. Hope doina sitting in a (Arbuutu DmwcmtCNN's Jack: Cafferty warn As such, pans ofObama's ancago pew listening to . Gtu,ene cot-teist GeJu! ustbatshooldObama's 'sup- speech struck a deep chord . this rubbish? LyotU is a~ magapolterS be disappointed m . with anybody cona:med Granted, more malignant ziM awanl winller and co· their hopes, ~·you wouldn't about America's Original oonsense is vended in the author: of '"Tile HW!ting of ~ant to live in this country." Sin of slavery and Jim name of God tJw1 all other tlrt! Presidt!nt" (St MtUtin's Amoreconcisewayoftum- Crow. Few Democrats topics combined. Aic: Pnss, · 2()(}()). YoM caa e· ing the November contest could fail to be moved by Wright's views more objcc- mail Lyons at geM· into .a racial referendum bis rebuttal of his pastor's ' tiooabl~ than I'll lyons2fihbcglobt:ll.Mt.) Knows ' 7 if oo progress lw been ~- certam 10 made; as if Ibis COIIIIltl)' - a eiDI!I'ge/duriog .lhe amoountty .that bas made it pajga7He.....,..., DVI>soo pos~ihle for one of bis own the dllildl Web site. Could members Ill' rufi for the ~ · ~sibly imagine highest oflioe in 1he land daey'd bdp build tt..t roaliand build a coalition of tioiKiagda>••""'of?' , whtie and N"'*: I atiM and Second, what do the Asian, rich and ~· young Qbunas Harvard Law aod old - is still irrc:voca- P"~ tdl tbcir two tilbly bound to a~ .-.. tie girls about WtWJt's "But what we know ~ d I JSMmJ oonwbal we bave 9een- is lba tention tblldac: U.S. JO\'ml· .......,. ~uroe,· Pm'llli:tion .. ' Watrit ' .._ -· Area (far diiDk:iug Wata") ) e guxoor altcmatii\les but said Box 1B49. Columbus, Ohio tbe people asking fill: !hose 43216-H)49. In the OOIIIIDCDt alternatives to be put .in include ~WIMS No. pl.aa: weren't briJ!ging tbe 073145." _F.aud oomments money or tbr: ooUunnment can be sent to Pani Smith, - kK:al~<lllltof~ . • .Mz!':mLto flmd .. (iJ4,-(i#-17Ai·ll' cimiilod-to ... "' itliiik I lbl- · Ulo!le· . . . . ve-. 11.- · -PliW-Smithti!lep&,~.llit.us. · ··· · great ~ ~ that we "I don't see multiple peawant tbe AMP plaDl," Sheds ple ;pro1esting ·t his plant here .1-~N C.-~,p.r. said. "I dJink most ~ tonight, I see multiple peo"~·f.! '. O ·1· wbo JR protesting this plant pie who want it," Spencer "'<t r;. ~ llheady bave.a good ;ob.'" said to applause. . ' \ > .., i ·"- -; ~ \. ,__.:_-:;.... ~ Dave SP""""". cbt: for Writtm OOIIIIIICIItS on 1he '('" lbe Village of Racine said mllltcr will be taken by the fWtmiiNGAI'ISUXI'IIE be spoke oo behalf of him- OI'PA lllllil April 9. Submit self, tbe may(JJ' aod .oouocil lXJ!IIDICills to Ohio EPA Aulllil:aiS who were in support ef DSW, . Attention Permits AMP's plans lO build .tbe Processing Unit, Lazarus 'WIO 11tE WOODS" April &Ill Hpm planl Spencer said be' d Government Center, 50 West beNd 1he argument about TOWll Street, Suite 700, PO April !1111 5:311- 8;00 pm Coounissiooer J'mt Sbccls tbell spoke about Meigs Cnamty's H.2 pc:it:allunmlployment and how . . . roughly UM•'Jkd into 1)00 . rn...-..u · -'---------~,--y. -'7'"---:--~ ~''4'~=·~n-:;~_ ..... W AMP • officiating. .l.rra;..Demeofj; ll'C luo;nD bllllfled by Fisher · Aaddson t.idian~ Funmll ~ M"uJcllrpr«t. OoliJie ·aegi!!11y is available at www...,_._m.,OOanirl rom. .~·r· P/ayi~tun.b. hflps np ; o~ ·--=-~. In 2{KR), DelllOCiats were outtaged that, due to the Supic:ue Court's lUling in Bush v. Gore, not all of Aorida's presidential :votes couotcd. ID 2008, advanced thinkers supporting Sen. Barack. Obama bave (JCI'snaded dxmselyes tbat fairness dictate.. nolle· of them should count. Nor Michigan's, either. Better that the voters oftwoaitical swing states . comprising c::,:clbeO ~.~d•. ~ e di~.""" tlwi Obama's inevitable lMJINIIillllhQnbod. be delayed. o y is expected to DOtioe tbe main reason Team ~ faulted every suggested revote plan: He. wouldo't 1itaDd a lill01ilhall's chana: of winnil;tg either stare's primary. Ralha" lb:an face that impleasant UUth. bissupportersproposedVIIIious ..compromises" witb e 'lill be ldd -·-~0 • . ;a~~~~~&~gr~ -·~~ .· ~ - J r... ·=·•a.a-5 '> ~~:':!~~'!?=~ shot_. · . t 11: 3- o••••Mis · lrip lO Syria An ex-Glll bis ex-gidfriend at tbe CNN beadqlw1as complex in Arlanto bef01t being wounded by a security IIUld (Afthur Mann was lattr convicted of mwdcring Clara Riddles aod !ICIIt~ to life without parole.)" bigh·speed .fn:OOJ ~ broke !be wOOd speed tecord for cooveoliooal rail lrams, surpassmg 357.2 mph. Afte£ a nioe-yeartidC drougbt. TCIIII!CSsee's Lady \Qls ' 0 "'t'JSI!od ,...... w• I n ·- ~"' •« &MORE ,I • • : .,. . , -'-* :l k .. vidual in\tSiols, fipamriaJ .l}'JJically-. . U.S. fimerial insriMW.• ncwsldkl" Writers and -lkaNa \11! el"' s also timl will itWid 11*1 mdit lo!>shedge funds as a positive Tncsday's Confc:n=Doe es ohbont $MiO !JiliN sign. Historially, when lbnliqut, wbich sbowcd So &r. oaly SllOt.ltinn in seotimmt turns . decidedly OOI!Sl•mcr ooofj.k .. e aat U.S. losses have lxm b!ltial negative, martds tiod to 10 five-ye.- low of 64.5 in -· u• IlleR is a :llill ,a soon change lbeir ooursc:. MlrdL Tbe illllc:1111S t.m ~ to 10 1D !,f:l CMI' die 1bal mind-set bel(IS .., 'mi~~July.mdis biall1iugCJflbccmlilbul•• eq»&in -why, investors m closely watdr"' to ~- ~is liPt • die cui CJf · reoeat days have . beea mine die futureofUJIISI!I!III'I' dac:h!llllel ... itis~ilhalht:r somcwbat willillg to ova-- 'S(JCll'lio& pabaps the -a dim,~ G..;..,., eoor-•11iu loot. bad news, and Pmlie ailicalpartofdac:ecOJMmY. J.ackwlillloa-. inooming data to fiDd aoyHistorically, wben die Richlnl A. · Dicbon, , thing up1a1 - even if it index bas slm••itd to lbe 60 - • · makd: !111A giu • doesn't ICIIIy give dan tbe · lO 65 range. it kDds 10 aJiD.. Lcnwy's Jlr Si! dl Rc:(UU IIIOU aocura1e pic.IJR of die cidc with SllJCt madd bot· in Palm Bc:arh f1a.., bas cunmt eooiDDic climate. lOIIlS. But 11m: is a c:adt to bc:aJ fidding ' lois of · C'onsicb the mdioo 10 a using tbe pm as a guide: inquiries 1iom. cljrm about lqlOil Monday from tbe Wbea it waslait tlulluw ill wbcftw' 1he nwt.ct's botNlliooal Associalion· of Mardlof2003,dac:•!Wilrt .... isiKR. · Reahurslhlt~exi<ting did ui.,.IPd in die wbseHis resp••• ·We ba\lell't borne sales rose 2.9 pc:iaD quem 1111•111n; but tbe reces offici•lly eub:ac:d a bear in ~ 10 a .......,.ally ~ back 11m was altarJy maJtrt, ftich typically rae of S.03. ova- by a ~. • in its m •s die S&P SOU aod tbe nuDim units on a !DOII!b- "'inl:mcy~ ~ as it is - . Dow jndo'"'•ials lose lO (JCI'over--o••••b hllsis, awln,; a ~·l!ing to ~ ·by ~ from diM pelt_ He siHnootb losing 5Rak. MCIIlll Lynch. · also wams daM emcae Jfo•"""'Pidi"8 stocts SOiied In aclditioD, lbe "eli(Kaa- bclmb srDiiiiCI!flevds can 6.S pc:iu:ol 011 lhlt news, lions" ICOIIIpllllml of tbe hannt dac: madd for which also help:d 00ve the smvey, wllidt looks a wlul OM ....... • s!!lrlc:nJy b l ovmlll nwt.ct higher ""'1''... •d" tbiDk will lup- to t..Dish ~ , .o ID~estors chose to i8f101C pt:11 ill dac: next six 011•dlb, 11lc madd is d ~ yt"J~£-ovcr-yc:afell in Mad lO levels last ia tenas of supply. and -. wbidJ l!IC o•tsilhed a 1ieell in Jlccembcr 1973, drmaod," Dill,.... smd. bdabirooda"-shoMDg when a six1Uftel' coolnYc:"**liwbGibintwe've that existing bome sales SU!IJI'I' mxssioll was just a rh d tbe ftom in lituRe plunged ...ty 24 P,tHJCU. matiJ«. Aft!~' thall, lbe _._ priDes may 111ri•*ly be Barry . Rilholtt, cEb and b:l IIUDhled in 11M! 1111:n .w-, ... zj\lell die sipifidiR:<:IOrofequily 'n :sCadl.a IJRel()sixUMdlw,.)..lcnill amt ~ dlloom· 1he · inv! .ill"• a~ -1inD lwioa 4ndt..said. . , · .• · iDg. tm. c:Qtllialy s.Nwls IQ, ~'«".n_t• · ~ 11M! Edi11 of cDdil . likle a p • •e call '· MAl ... ' . . _ .... -·=., ... · """•a,.m•.r .i ewq-a' ssdnllw~ •liidt is . . . "$!' · - 10 RiliiiJII•rtL e Ont(" a Sltans md pump liql!icliqr iJig out aRc% big declines c:an mate outsized rc:tums.. et.l • l h 1'1ich 1hc: questioo . today is General Manager-News Edlor . will doer 1he growing llUIIlbe£ of Wall Sired firms .......V~ this kind of risky · Cn.fftSS , • ., ••w.., a wagu m the wake of Bear _,...uu·.L--~ -~ __.i.i-~ _ _,_:a.:.:- ...__ Sreains' oollapse will be .....-.a VJ RU6 - - . ,,. r-~ utC proveu wuect. A good case aerdu dtaaf; or tlw frrd41fll can be made that the__.. s..ed,., .,.,. - , - . , , . ri..l.• ..l'lfle _ is no, IIIOSI imponamly r "'J r·~- "'J rheca11se eoonOmic fundapk eo •m-Ile, . - eo Jlditiflll flu mmtwls are showing feW ~ jlr 4 .frinc•ca. signs of r.tabiliDng. In m:eat days, doen: have · tx=A:n . some breU:s in dtC: l11lldet 's steep . decline. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : Since October, 1he StiOdanl & Pocir's 500 iodex bas .nnnhled ~ 1bau 14 (JCI'. . . . . · an from its rc:aad highs . Today IS ThursiJay, April 3, the 94th day of 20Q8. 1benl · Marlret technicians say ~e 272 days left m tbe f!!1L some CDCOUI3;ging signs are )belay's Highl!pt in ltisbJiy: On April 3, 19611; 1he day eme.ging. Among l h_ r m is ~ be was assassiNfrd in ~ 1l:nn.. die Rev. • that 57 percrnt of stocb in Martinl..utla~Jr.delivc:mlbis&pn.....mounaaintopn : the S&P 500 are trading Sf! : : b to a rally of Slriking W>il•;. .. 'lfiOitas. · .· • above tbeir SCklay a~, On tbis date: ID 1783, •thor Wasbill,gtoo Irving was born which indicates die gams in New Yurt. ' · of !at£ bave been~In 1860, tbe leg w!uy Pony Exp"ess began savice Died . by underlymg between St. Joseph, Mo~ and Sacrammto, Calif. strengdl. acrotdi.~ to In 1865, Union forces occupied 1he Coofeclcnlle api.tal SlOd:-dala tJ3Cka" BeSf!OU of Riduoond, Va. ln... emncut Group. . In 1882. outlaw Jesse James was shot to dealb in St. 1bo5c oc:Juoti~ on bcner .losepb, Mo., by Robert FonJ. a "'"""er of James' pig. times ahead seem to believe In 1936, Bruoo Hanptmarm was eltdi•W"Jttd in Tnuon, . that die WORt of the subNJ7, for tbe kidnap-mUlde~- of lbc r i ........gb chilcL · prime ~ crisis · ·is ln 1946, Lt. Gen. M•saharoHomma,lheJ~pBDCSCcom- · duouP, and the Fedaal lllliOOer respOnsible fur tbc Batun ~ Maldt, was c:xe- • Reselve, chrougb i~ moeat cuted by~= ooJtside Manila · ac1i0ns · to rescue lkar In 1948, · Trianao signed ido law 1he t.brsbaU · · ., ·· Plan. desi~ to bdp Ew:op:au allies n:build after Wodd War 0 aod leSist COmDMmism . In 1968, North VidMil agn:cd lO meet witb U.S. Rpre- . sentatives to set up preliminary peace talks. . · T~'i'S ln ·l974, deadly tornadoes 5IJ:UI:t wide pattsoftbc South · and Midwest be~ jumping across the boolec into ()lnada·• more 1bau 300 fa:atities n:sultcd. BillS, giLLS In 1996, an Air foR:e jc:llioc:r canyiog Coouneroe Sa:u:wy Roo Browo and AoJrtican business t'V""Itives Crasbtd iii QQatia, killing all35 people aboaid. . ' EILLS. Five years ago: Moving with a sease of wartime UIJMCY. tbe House aod Seoate sqNIIlltely agRed to give Plesidcat Bush nearly $80 billioo 1b cany out tbe baUie againt>t Iraq and IJMlCt 1he tlual of lauxi&m. Atlaatic m,agarine editor Michael KeHy, 46, boc•me die first A.ml:ric:lll joumalist to be killed while oovaing 1he Iraq wbco bis Anny Humvee came undc:l- fite ,and rolled into a canal Cuban security forces anested abc bijacka's of a pa.....,p fmy, resa•ing nearly SO bnstagcs. · Ooc: ye~~t.,o: Presi.deot Bush clc:aouooed Democrats for f""C&'NJ ltoODDLEPOitT It's t ;L !JUS .aa e•r • alellll a $1 • .. est' =::-~=~ ~a:~m:t =--~o:r.::•.:sas.: ==~A~":;! o.n Gaocllldi conference offered Worksite qwuialpiafium'-Y losses also didll't Rllllle iDio maim. bas uc:achn 10 FdJiumy a~ 7.!1. inn:stois. . dloa&l' - - - - - - - - - · aqJic:saliltylll:ttodliamcm:r dac: ._ bl: tm.'sc•••l) wllaiiiSlm · NEW Y~ -lnvesnn. it~ yc~rS. _ m ••i"& ·dlis ~·s most - " " • • ·10 diem ill Ohio- Valley Publishing co. '' 1bwsby, April&~ ALL BUSINESS: Some investors call stock .market~ bottom, ·despite economic headwit_Uls ewa I*"• BYPN alla:ll free Pagel\4 ,..--ror "' ~,..- ---- -=~~-..~-----~--------~----be the rt:RJit d highrs gaso- tax, .F.ie!aiM $L088,139 in line prioes, wbidllre b:.q 8!11¥111 t\MDIIC furlhe CXl!ll!ty. peotple IDstay a ~lome, mdulie In 2000, tbe laX !i•aa!ed ~"'"*log lrips or Slql 51,191,746. In 'll.m, the troll oo&ainns were lqntod at locallyliii!Jre. ' "It's obvious how impor- Sl ,l79.1m.l4. tant it is to spend their IIKllleY here in the wmmunity," Davenpm said. At its lowest pDt, the sa1cs "'KK..AHHOIA.. April11112 7:30 -OIIIae: G lit II --Awl. ,OH(7e)~ ' " Jobs ' l'RmP'ageAl · year proposal for bigher edu•' :cation released Monday by •lhe Ohio Boanl of Regents .. Educational institutions :already have co-op and .inttm~a!t...ro~ams, but .&Sate I said the infu•siOn of money would ~­ ly expand what's available .to students. "You can't build a wall around Ohio. but you · can ·snake Ohio so attractive and get peoele ingrained in the fabric of what they' rc: doing ·.here that they don't want to :leave," Husted said. I eadcni pointed to slatistics showing that more college gractuates leave Ohio than move iniO ttie state. demaod, ·with tbc · state's The staistiCii show that 27 JeSOUrCCS followihg the lead peuast ofbadlelor's gradu- of industry. ates and 41 pa:tc:nt of mcd· "We know !bat one of the. ical school graduates leave most provc11 and most effi:c. Ohio wilhin six months of tive strategies for keeping graduation. · . students here in Obio is to The state would solicit 'link 1Mm to Ohio businessproposals from Obio col- es 1hrougbjobs," said Boanl leges and universities to of Regents l"1w!a:Uor Eric spur innovative ideas on Fingedwt. He said increashow tO connect litlldents ing poUege mrollment with employers. Both col- oDe: of bis and Strickland's lege and gnwinate students goals for higher edncati<xl could participate. In co-op - , CQII!d be vieweid as an programs, students lltanate empty goal if Ohio can't get lletween taking courses and -' !hose graduates to stay and . worlcing for a company; ~the eootii?IIIY· . internship programs are ,._u sted saJd ~usmess generally brief periods of groups ,be mel wttb were employment that qualify for supportive of tbe work force academic credit plan. Husted wants the private "lbe internship is invalu· IIUIItet to de~ wbicb able," said Ohio Cbamba~obs are in the greatest of Collllllt:l'oe ~sident and • Chief Exa:utive Andrew Duclad. "If you:ve got a good iDtem. you'.re going to bep them oo. It's a niodc:l that wodrs." • Doebrel 1ill.id the pmguun would IIIII just fucus on WOik foroc pug~...,• for four-year oolqc graduates and gnldu· ilndeuts, but liso ms two- · year and oommunity oo'l : g ID ih"W:a! psograms in areas sud! as welding oc ain:Gsft * maintenaoa:. 'Ohio $tate University Provost Joe Alutto said die .program wOllld . provide mcenbves !'J busmesses to have more mtems. . "What Yl!ll arc .JCaliY ~­ ~ a firm to do IS use their · time and euergy to develop an intem." be said. "What this is doing is reoogniziog tballhelc: is a cost involved." 111EIII?S.. P "'' OH 41111 7.11241C - ...... , • M I R I. . . . . . . . ., • • ---- �' . OPINION/ a-tinel .The n.;hr ~~~~• ·The Daily Sentinel . Pull fisher . tds s1tow signs of boOom- ..trU,rM.r tf: uus tf . RY . TODAY IN HISTO •• I 'I u . singer Sebastian Bach is 40. Comedian Aries Spears is 33. Thought for Today: "I didn't iuveat 1he wodd I write about - it's all uue." - Gnbam Glc:me. British author (1904-1991}. 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She- bunt Oil Aug. 21, 1928, in Meigs OJuuty, .., the bite Gladtrin and Nell W.amcr. She Wti a tctDc:e from Moum O.!id Medical Center In addition 4IJ bcr pmmts. was pnlOeded in dead! by Ia" busbm.t, Noonan Stewat and tw••llt\i s, Daniel and & MoRE CiEDITCARD * APPUCATIOIIS Jack WCSDe£. . ' She is survived by daughters, Norma (Dam) l..etftcr and Basbara K.. McGilvray. sons, s.·1•1m ll2lll Brian s.e-t, a sister, Anna Mae Duru, a lxotbtls; Wdliam-(Pde) ~ ei8bt gran&biJmm and many g1Cal~ldR:o. A graveside memorial scnioe wi betldd at I p.m. on Satmday, April 5, 2008, at Gra~ Hill Cemetery. 1079 Gmvel Hill Road, Oleshire, wi.tb the Rev. Robed Robinson · · Cane Lyons can't be imagined. Wbo will win .tbal one? Then wbat1 ID T'ID!I;.. Mart llaiJic:rin .~A&. ·a list' of~-"" ·~ Hillary __ Or a: -bitterly divlsive, racially tinged rhetoric, with its "GGd Damn Amaical" and ..USKKK!" "'The profound mistake of d,le Rev. Wright'$ St:IJIIOIIS," Obama said; ..is not that he spoke about racism in our society. It's that be spoke as if our society was static; as 7 •I ·· -~ Robettsoo's or ·Jobn Hagee's? fd say less. At least he doesn't )lRdict 1he future, or w.,. evaltS 1ik llwricaDe Klllriaa or die 9111 attach oo peOple's KX lives. 1bal said, how .ilOUid Oblma be so politically <ito: developed for Racine; .aslred flooding, draught and "fur-. ' · CHESTER - Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order of Eastel"'l tiler ,destabi}ization" to tbe Star, wi:ll meet fur ann!lll.l inspection at 7:30 ,p.m. o~ local river levds aod cli' l\pril21 . . . ; . • . mate; ·a *ed if 1herc: was an ·i ----------~---,-----. emorgwcy notification plan 7 ' :, »o 'bbery AI . ., 6Gua PIFAI . • ' King aod deputies from k '· in plaoe in .case uf ~Meigs County Sheriff's arclous material spills snto Office lO the suspoct's bome IQcal ~atei'S? County about an hour lattr. MCJgs ~ffia - ~ nx . The clat gave che sus- Beaooo does have SUI'Vcilpea an unspecified .BDMl!IIJt ~ equipment but didn't ~ · money while two Olber say wbetber die alleged rob~QI&toiiiCl'S WCR Wll.itiaa in bery was cangbt oo tape. He . ~ store. The !i!•spcrt 1heo al110 didn't oommetlt · on ld't with tbe c.ash oo foot. · wbclher any of tbe cash was . . · Proffitt said witnesses nwvered. The iocjdrnt mnains under recognized the suspect , wbich led Pomeroy .investip;lrino by the Panemy · ~sistant Chief of Police ~ Dqwlnil:idl aod Mags . Alan Queen. !igt. Brandy OJUnty stc!:siff's~ O _ b a m . a ' .. =~:.U~s:':. '!:; OES iiKding . • ~~-l Sbould Know." No. 7: ")'be Rev. . Wright story no\wilbslaod·· the """'ia sUD wants lobe die oomidfe and .tiJia baS an impact c:vay day." We've. oome full circle. So confident have the Amcricacandumge. Thais mmtacatccllbeAIDSvirus Beltway media 1J0111timi die true genius of dlis lO extermiaate Mricaain their social and nation. Wbat we bave Americans? . . Anybody ~cal Status that what almldy acbic:wld pYeS us nanwt .Oi!J!l0Ror0on:who oooe was furiou~ denied.is hope-lhe anMity to 1topc: .sal stm for .SIQIII!'ftiaa JW: one oommon dCoominator: 119w boas,tM about.· -for Wbal,w: can 111!1 must tbll 'WOUJd be dc:ridcd as an Obama bC awarded dele-' PQ!iticiansmaycomeandgo, achieve lOiOOUow." . . inaat'heutic phony pmoaizgates be basn't won. That butQuisMatthews,Howard boept bcn:'s my pnlb- ' q bllddolk fur political this strikes them as reason- Fineman, TIDI Russat and lc:m, sevmd p-oblems actu- pin - a flka-, a conman -~setcdandprolettledall able reflects 1he deep llilfC- Mautmi Dowd preside ova- ~y: _The ~ of a malality . ~to which roughly a penn8IICilt House of Lords. oracial coalition to beat bis life, ~~ half 1he .Democratic farty Media coverage of . America's wounds isb't shows be u die has fallen. / ·Obama's speech on raoe new. It's the dream. of Wrights oflhis wodd do as Once again, witb feeling: was characteristic. That. it Mlrtin Lutbc:r King Jr., IIlllCh to keep blacks down The votes belong to 1he vot- would be a brilliant piece of murdered 40 years ago next as white racism docs. All en, not the candidates. oratory was f~ 1110Dth. Putting aside the this self-pitying Obsessing Oddly, it's Sen. Hillary After all, it was on Obama's fact that Obama'.s first ~ae- owe the sorrows of hilitllly Clinton, who grasps that favorite tqeme, the subject tion to viileotapes of leads II!OWhere. So bow elemelltary deiDOCI'Iitic priu- of bis ~o IJ<?oks and ~ Wright's.c:rackpot ~ was ClOiiiC 'be't bcea ~chen ciple, whom critics say feels bis p~es11lenhal campa1gn: to go oo TV deoymg he'd for- 20 years. J•• ..,_,,118 he "entitled" to the presidency. himSelf as a living . symbol ever beard tbcm, what was doesn't3t:t it'?. Meanwhile, TV pundits like of racial n:coDcilillion. Mr. Hope doina sitting in a (Arbuutu DmwcmtCNN's Jack: Cafferty warn As such, pans ofObama's ancago pew listening to . Gtu,ene cot-teist GeJu! ustbatshooldObama's 'sup- speech struck a deep chord . this rubbish? LyotU is a~ magapolterS be disappointed m . with anybody cona:med Granted, more malignant ziM awanl winller and co· their hopes, ~·you wouldn't about America's Original oonsense is vended in the author: of '"Tile HW!ting of ~ant to live in this country." Sin of slavery and Jim name of God tJw1 all other tlrt! Presidt!nt" (St MtUtin's Amoreconcisewayoftum- Crow. Few Democrats topics combined. Aic: Pnss, · 2()(}()). YoM caa e· ing the November contest could fail to be moved by Wright's views more objcc- mail Lyons at geM· into .a racial referendum bis rebuttal of his pastor's ' tiooabl~ than I'll lyons2fihbcglobt:ll.Mt.) Knows ' 7 if oo progress lw been ~- certam 10 made; as if Ibis COIIIIltl)' - a eiDI!I'ge/duriog .lhe amoountty .that bas made it pajga7He.....,..., DVI>soo pos~ihle for one of bis own the dllildl Web site. Could members Ill' rufi for the ~ · ~sibly imagine highest oflioe in 1he land daey'd bdp build tt..t roaliand build a coalition of tioiKiagda>••""'of?' , whtie and N"'*: I atiM and Second, what do the Asian, rich and ~· young Qbunas Harvard Law aod old - is still irrc:voca- P"~ tdl tbcir two tilbly bound to a~ .-.. tie girls about WtWJt's "But what we know ~ d I JSMmJ oonwbal we bave 9een- is lba tention tblldac: U.S. JO\'ml· .......,. ~uroe,· Pm'llli:tion .. ' Watrit ' .._ -· Area (far diiDk:iug Wata") ) e guxoor altcmatii\les but said Box 1B49. Columbus, Ohio tbe people asking fill: !hose 43216-H)49. In the OOIIIIDCDt alternatives to be put .in include ~WIMS No. pl.aa: weren't briJ!ging tbe 073145." _F.aud oomments money or tbr: ooUunnment can be sent to Pani Smith, - kK:al~<lllltof~ . • .Mz!':mLto flmd .. (iJ4,-(i#-17Ai·ll' cimiilod-to ... "' itliiik I lbl- · Ulo!le· . . . . ve-. 11.- · -PliW-Smithti!lep&,~.llit.us. · ··· · great ~ ~ that we "I don't see multiple peawant tbe AMP plaDl," Sheds ple ;pro1esting ·t his plant here .1-~N C.-~,p.r. said. "I dJink most ~ tonight, I see multiple peo"~·f.! '. O ·1· wbo JR protesting this plant pie who want it," Spencer "'<t r;. ~ llheady bave.a good ;ob.'" said to applause. . ' \ > .., i ·"- -; ~ \. ,__.:_-:;.... ~ Dave SP""""". cbt: for Writtm OOIIIIIICIItS on 1he '('" lbe Village of Racine said mllltcr will be taken by the fWtmiiNGAI'ISUXI'IIE be spoke oo behalf of him- OI'PA lllllil April 9. Submit self, tbe may(JJ' aod .oouocil lXJ!IIDICills to Ohio EPA Aulllil:aiS who were in support ef DSW, . Attention Permits AMP's plans lO build .tbe Processing Unit, Lazarus 'WIO 11tE WOODS" April &Ill Hpm planl Spencer said be' d Government Center, 50 West beNd 1he argument about TOWll Street, Suite 700, PO April !1111 5:311- 8;00 pm Coounissiooer J'mt Sbccls tbell spoke about Meigs Cnamty's H.2 pc:it:allunmlployment and how . . . roughly UM•'Jkd into 1)00 . rn...-..u · -'---------~,--y. -'7'"---:--~ ~''4'~=·~n-:;~_ ..... W AMP • officiating. .l.rra;..Demeofj; ll'C luo;nD bllllfled by Fisher · Aaddson t.idian~ Funmll ~ M"uJcllrpr«t. OoliJie ·aegi!!11y is available at www...,_._m.,OOanirl rom. .~·r· P/ayi~tun.b. hflps np ; o~ ·--=-~. In 2{KR), DelllOCiats were outtaged that, due to the Supic:ue Court's lUling in Bush v. Gore, not all of Aorida's presidential :votes couotcd. ID 2008, advanced thinkers supporting Sen. Barack. Obama bave (JCI'snaded dxmselyes tbat fairness dictate.. nolle· of them should count. Nor Michigan's, either. Better that the voters oftwoaitical swing states . comprising c::,:clbeO ~.~d•. ~ e di~.""" tlwi Obama's inevitable lMJINIIillllhQnbod. be delayed. o y is expected to DOtioe tbe main reason Team ~ faulted every suggested revote plan: He. wouldo't 1itaDd a lill01ilhall's chana: of winnil;tg either stare's primary. Ralha" lb:an face that impleasant UUth. bissupportersproposedVIIIious ..compromises" witb e 'lill be ldd -·-~0 • . ;a~~~~~&~gr~ -·~~ .· ~ - J r... ·=·•a.a-5 '> ~~:':!~~'!?=~ shot_. · . t 11: 3- o••••Mis · lrip lO Syria An ex-Glll bis ex-gidfriend at tbe CNN beadqlw1as complex in Arlanto bef01t being wounded by a security IIUld (Afthur Mann was lattr convicted of mwdcring Clara Riddles aod !ICIIt~ to life without parole.)" bigh·speed .fn:OOJ ~ broke !be wOOd speed tecord for cooveoliooal rail lrams, surpassmg 357.2 mph. Afte£ a nioe-yeartidC drougbt. TCIIII!CSsee's Lady \Qls ' 0 "'t'JSI!od ,...... w• I n ·- ~"' •« &MORE ,I • • : .,. . , -'-* :l k .. vidual in\tSiols, fipamriaJ .l}'JJically-. . U.S. fimerial insriMW.• ncwsldkl" Writers and -lkaNa \11! el"' s also timl will itWid 11*1 mdit lo!>shedge funds as a positive Tncsday's Confc:n=Doe es ohbont $MiO !JiliN sign. Historially, when lbnliqut, wbich sbowcd So &r. oaly SllOt.ltinn in seotimmt turns . decidedly OOI!Sl•mcr ooofj.k .. e aat U.S. losses have lxm b!ltial negative, martds tiod to 10 five-ye.- low of 64.5 in -· u• IlleR is a :llill ,a soon change lbeir ooursc:. MlrdL Tbe illllc:1111S t.m ~ to 10 1D !,f:l CMI' die 1bal mind-set bel(IS .., 'mi~~July.mdis biall1iugCJflbccmlilbul•• eq»&in -why, investors m closely watdr"' to ~- ~is liPt • die cui CJf · reoeat days have . beea mine die futureofUJIISI!I!III'I' dac:h!llllel ... itis~ilhalht:r somcwbat willillg to ova-- 'S(JCll'lio& pabaps the -a dim,~ G..;..,., eoor-•11iu loot. bad news, and Pmlie ailicalpartofdac:ecOJMmY. J.ackwlillloa-. inooming data to fiDd aoyHistorically, wben die Richlnl A. · Dicbon, , thing up1a1 - even if it index bas slm••itd to lbe 60 - • · makd: !111A giu • doesn't ICIIIy give dan tbe · lO 65 range. it kDds 10 aJiD.. Lcnwy's Jlr Si! dl Rc:(UU IIIOU aocura1e pic.IJR of die cidc with SllJCt madd bot· in Palm Bc:arh f1a.., bas cunmt eooiDDic climate. lOIIlS. But 11m: is a c:adt to bc:aJ fidding ' lois of · C'onsicb the mdioo 10 a using tbe pm as a guide: inquiries 1iom. cljrm about lqlOil Monday from tbe Wbea it waslait tlulluw ill wbcftw' 1he nwt.ct's botNlliooal Associalion· of Mardlof2003,dac:•!Wilrt .... isiKR. · Reahurslhlt~exi<ting did ui.,.IPd in die wbseHis resp••• ·We ba\lell't borne sales rose 2.9 pc:iaD quem 1111•111n; but tbe reces offici•lly eub:ac:d a bear in ~ 10 a .......,.ally ~ back 11m was altarJy maJtrt, ftich typically rae of S.03. ova- by a ~. • in its m •s die S&P SOU aod tbe nuDim units on a !DOII!b- "'inl:mcy~ ~ as it is - . Dow jndo'"'•ials lose lO (JCI'over--o••••b hllsis, awln,; a ~·l!ing to ~ ·by ~ from diM pelt_ He siHnootb losing 5Rak. MCIIlll Lynch. · also wams daM emcae Jfo•"""'Pidi"8 stocts SOiied In aclditioD, lbe "eli(Kaa- bclmb srDiiiiCI!flevds can 6.S pc:iu:ol 011 lhlt news, lions" ICOIIIpllllml of tbe hannt dac: madd for which also help:d 00ve the smvey, wllidt looks a wlul OM ....... • s!!lrlc:nJy b l ovmlll nwt.ct higher ""'1''... •d" tbiDk will lup- to t..Dish ~ , .o ID~estors chose to i8f101C pt:11 ill dac: next six 011•dlb, 11lc madd is d ~ yt"J~£-ovcr-yc:afell in Mad lO levels last ia tenas of supply. and -. wbidJ l!IC o•tsilhed a 1ieell in Jlccembcr 1973, drmaod," Dill,.... smd. bdabirooda"-shoMDg when a six1Uftel' coolnYc:"**liwbGibintwe've that existing bome sales SU!IJI'I' mxssioll was just a rh d tbe ftom in lituRe plunged ...ty 24 P,tHJCU. matiJ«. Aft!~' thall, lbe _._ priDes may 111ri•*ly be Barry . Rilholtt, cEb and b:l IIUDhled in 11M! 1111:n .w-, ... zj\lell die sipifidiR:<:IOrofequily 'n :sCadl.a IJRel()sixUMdlw,.)..lcnill amt ~ dlloom· 1he · inv! .ill"• a~ -1inD lwioa 4ndt..said. . , · .• · iDg. tm. c:Qtllialy s.Nwls IQ, ~'«".n_t• · ~ 11M! Edi11 of cDdil . likle a p • •e call '· MAl ... ' . . _ .... -·=., ... · """•a,.m•.r .i ewq-a' ssdnllw~ •liidt is . . . "$!' · - 10 RiliiiJII•rtL e Ont(" a Sltans md pump liql!icliqr iJig out aRc% big declines c:an mate outsized rc:tums.. et.l • l h 1'1ich 1hc: questioo . today is General Manager-News Edlor . will doer 1he growing llUIIlbe£ of Wall Sired firms .......V~ this kind of risky · Cn.fftSS , • ., ••w.., a wagu m the wake of Bear _,...uu·.L--~ -~ __.i.i-~ _ _,_:a.:.:- ...__ Sreains' oollapse will be .....-.a VJ RU6 - - . ,,. r-~ utC proveu wuect. A good case aerdu dtaaf; or tlw frrd41fll can be made that the__.. s..ed,., .,.,. - , - . , , . ri..l.• ..l'lfle _ is no, IIIOSI imponamly r "'J r·~- "'J rheca11se eoonOmic fundapk eo •m-Ile, . - eo Jlditiflll flu mmtwls are showing feW ~ jlr 4 .frinc•ca. signs of r.tabiliDng. In m:eat days, doen: have · tx=A:n . some breU:s in dtC: l11lldet 's steep . decline. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : Since October, 1he StiOdanl & Pocir's 500 iodex bas .nnnhled ~ 1bau 14 (JCI'. . . . . · an from its rc:aad highs . Today IS ThursiJay, April 3, the 94th day of 20Q8. 1benl · Marlret technicians say ~e 272 days left m tbe f!!1L some CDCOUI3;ging signs are )belay's Highl!pt in ltisbJiy: On April 3, 19611; 1he day eme.ging. Among l h_ r m is ~ be was assassiNfrd in ~ 1l:nn.. die Rev. • that 57 percrnt of stocb in Martinl..utla~Jr.delivc:mlbis&pn.....mounaaintopn : the S&P 500 are trading Sf! : : b to a rally of Slriking W>il•;. .. 'lfiOitas. · .· • above tbeir SCklay a~, On tbis date: ID 1783, •thor Wasbill,gtoo Irving was born which indicates die gams in New Yurt. ' · of !at£ bave been~In 1860, tbe leg w!uy Pony Exp"ess began savice Died . by underlymg between St. Joseph, Mo~ and Sacrammto, Calif. strengdl. acrotdi.~ to In 1865, Union forces occupied 1he Coofeclcnlle api.tal SlOd:-dala tJ3Cka" BeSf!OU of Riduoond, Va. ln... emncut Group. . In 1882. outlaw Jesse James was shot to dealb in St. 1bo5c oc:Juoti~ on bcner .losepb, Mo., by Robert FonJ. a "'"""er of James' pig. times ahead seem to believe In 1936, Bruoo Hanptmarm was eltdi•W"Jttd in Tnuon, . that die WORt of the subNJ7, for tbe kidnap-mUlde~- of lbc r i ........gb chilcL · prime ~ crisis · ·is ln 1946, Lt. Gen. M•saharoHomma,lheJ~pBDCSCcom- · duouP, and the Fedaal lllliOOer respOnsible fur tbc Batun ~ Maldt, was c:xe- • Reselve, chrougb i~ moeat cuted by~= ooJtside Manila · ac1i0ns · to rescue lkar In 1948, · Trianao signed ido law 1he t.brsbaU · · ., ·· Plan. desi~ to bdp Ew:op:au allies n:build after Wodd War 0 aod leSist COmDMmism . In 1968, North VidMil agn:cd lO meet witb U.S. Rpre- . sentatives to set up preliminary peace talks. . · T~'i'S ln ·l974, deadly tornadoes 5IJ:UI:t wide pattsoftbc South · and Midwest be~ jumping across the boolec into ()lnada·• more 1bau 300 fa:atities n:sultcd. BillS, giLLS In 1996, an Air foR:e jc:llioc:r canyiog Coouneroe Sa:u:wy Roo Browo and AoJrtican business t'V""Itives Crasbtd iii QQatia, killing all35 people aboaid. . ' EILLS. Five years ago: Moving with a sease of wartime UIJMCY. tbe House aod Seoate sqNIIlltely agRed to give Plesidcat Bush nearly $80 billioo 1b cany out tbe baUie againt>t Iraq and IJMlCt 1he tlual of lauxi&m. Atlaatic m,agarine editor Michael KeHy, 46, boc•me die first A.ml:ric:lll joumalist to be killed while oovaing 1he Iraq wbco bis Anny Humvee came undc:l- fite ,and rolled into a canal Cuban security forces anested abc bijacka's of a pa.....,p fmy, resa•ing nearly SO bnstagcs. · Ooc: ye~~t.,o: Presi.deot Bush clc:aouooed Democrats for f""C&'NJ ltoODDLEPOitT It's t ;L !JUS .aa e•r • alellll a $1 • .. est' =::-~=~ ~a:~m:t =--~o:r.::•.:sas.: ==~A~":;! o.n Gaocllldi conference offered Worksite qwuialpiafium'-Y losses also didll't Rllllle iDio maim. bas uc:achn 10 FdJiumy a~ 7.!1. inn:stois. . dloa&l' - - - - - - - - - · aqJic:saliltylll:ttodliamcm:r dac: ._ bl: tm.'sc•••l) wllaiiiSlm · NEW Y~ -lnvesnn. it~ yc~rS. _ m ••i"& ·dlis ~·s most - " " • • ·10 diem ill Ohio- Valley Publishing co. '' 1bwsby, April&~ ALL BUSINESS: Some investors call stock .market~ bottom, ·despite economic headwit_Uls ewa I*"• BYPN alla:ll free Pagel\4 ,..--ror "' ~,..- ---- -=~~-..~-----~--------~----be the rt:RJit d highrs gaso- tax, .F.ie!aiM $L088,139 in line prioes, wbidllre b:.q 8!11¥111 t\MDIIC furlhe CXl!ll!ty. peotple IDstay a ~lome, mdulie In 2000, tbe laX !i•aa!ed ~"'"*log lrips or Slql 51,191,746. In 'll.m, the troll oo&ainns were lqntod at locallyliii!Jre. ' "It's obvious how impor- Sl ,l79.1m.l4. tant it is to spend their IIKllleY here in the wmmunity," Davenpm said. At its lowest pDt, the sa1cs "'KK..AHHOIA.. April11112 7:30 -OIIIae: G lit II --Awl. ,OH(7e)~ ' " Jobs ' l'RmP'ageAl · year proposal for bigher edu•' :cation released Monday by •lhe Ohio Boanl of Regents .. Educational institutions :already have co-op and .inttm~a!t...ro~ams, but .&Sate I said the infu•siOn of money would ~­ ly expand what's available .to students. "You can't build a wall around Ohio. but you · can ·snake Ohio so attractive and get peoele ingrained in the fabric of what they' rc: doing ·.here that they don't want to :leave," Husted said. I eadcni pointed to slatistics showing that more college gractuates leave Ohio than move iniO ttie state. demaod, ·with tbc · state's The staistiCii show that 27 JeSOUrCCS followihg the lead peuast ofbadlelor's gradu- of industry. ates and 41 pa:tc:nt of mcd· "We know !bat one of the. ical school graduates leave most provc11 and most effi:c. Ohio wilhin six months of tive strategies for keeping graduation. · . students here in Obio is to The state would solicit 'link 1Mm to Ohio businessproposals from Obio col- es 1hrougbjobs," said Boanl leges and universities to of Regents l"1w!a:Uor Eric spur innovative ideas on Fingedwt. He said increashow tO connect litlldents ing poUege mrollment with employers. Both col- oDe: of bis and Strickland's lege and gnwinate students goals for higher edncati<xl could participate. In co-op - , CQII!d be vieweid as an programs, students lltanate empty goal if Ohio can't get lletween taking courses and -' !hose graduates to stay and . worlcing for a company; ~the eootii?IIIY· . internship programs are ,._u sted saJd ~usmess generally brief periods of groups ,be mel wttb were employment that qualify for supportive of tbe work force academic credit plan. Husted wants the private "lbe internship is invalu· IIUIItet to de~ wbicb able," said Ohio Cbamba~obs are in the greatest of Collllllt:l'oe ~sident and • Chief Exa:utive Andrew Duclad. "If you:ve got a good iDtem. you'.re going to bep them oo. It's a niodc:l that wodrs." • Doebrel 1ill.id the pmguun would IIIII just fucus on WOik foroc pug~...,• for four-year oolqc graduates and gnldu· ilndeuts, but liso ms two- · year and oommunity oo'l : g ID ih"W:a! psograms in areas sud! as welding oc ain:Gsft * maintenaoa:. 'Ohio $tate University Provost Joe Alutto said die .program wOllld . provide mcenbves !'J busmesses to have more mtems. . "What Yl!ll arc .JCaliY ~­ ~ a firm to do IS use their · time and euergy to develop an intem." be said. "What this is doing is reoogniziog tballhelc: is a cost involved." 111EIII?S.. P "'' OH 41111 7.11241C - ...... , • M I R I. . . . . . . . ., • • ---- �' Omo The Daily Sentinel A6 I • J, AI .' ,,• • • •• aq . c. •:p -z E7 L 101111-•'ll&lft c. a . .- . . . . t 1 I' I t ·en..,s .. , tl ~ll\mtil, WVa. - · Wianmall [lnt.,.ertlizy$ iDiuniibar CJhoir ..and \Uniwrsey ((]horus 'Will rgM: dhcir dJ!R iii!I1JeSler .concert 'Saturday,~ .'S .at~ [p.'lil . .at tibe •• l lffimt~i'(Jtun:Chdn!Huntil!gton: · lllbc<£~JI~CC~tris ifme.Jmil qpen ttolthe putilic. .otb <ensenitiles ~ lbc \UIIder >the iJimction of ll hhrt WJ1!¥, .assi&&ant IJIIrifcSIIOf tof<clionil music -ctlnCJition iJil tibe ~· ' . "'lt ris .a wel3' .good lllliil ,of <lllllllic iitYles d'mm .!ibe !Rmwitimme ttolfbe .20th :and :zliit-ttntm its;''!Wn!y 'Siiil. • ' ' OndluiWJ <011 iile ~ 11111ill ;be .wmia; ~ «ililwatuti ll'ietlnigi & IPJtl.esttina, JJohann 'Sebastian !Bach, !Benjamin llbttten, GRbrir!l IP..w.m!, lllmman illkJlo J oio, Moses IMQgan .and Eric Whitacre. llihe 40IIIIIIIt wjll.a!J;o feature Wilinistl; Dr.IBiimbr:tb IRcea ~ :prof.essor of -music .at 'tell!mlhall, .and .lli.vitlen, !her -stlldent,.and .~Jll!llnisl 'l'luri 'Mlleo_y. llibeihurdiris~ocatNI.at JOBIFillh liv.e. iniHutJtiJ!gton. !Forjurlher dnjomultion, call Wr.ay 41 (304) '696-.2399 or · "orey Sbile flllnile ii'W 0.1. . 11i111m IWIII !be ltiliWI ~111 ~ 11!1• tthe JJamesA. tl!ltlidw .a!letic .e-mail wr.ayr.@mar.slwll.edu. b:w.Alss Qdiii&JJiAJm. 1feam lli&dbet& .a, llftt, Aidlwcii Art.d d amtiiBwudi fWiin~ IWIIBI flmnt, !K'riSta ~; tCEiit&i bmk,· Aumii..IHhdl!lr:; .,a tii!jtlt,,.. IDr . , •• ..cl Qiluin. ' Auditions lltJr ilhe Sla1: I •• . Q.:C.dle 51 7 .. • h:f • ~-A'benefit mission gospel .concert will be !held .at W.ateiloo \United Methodist Church nn -88hm!uy, bi13.at~:rn. . . 1Ehe IGotl&iDen, lFhe 'New Prophets, Twin Heart 1'rio arul 1l1he Willow Wood 'Sillgefs will -sing. Tile _groups have volmiteetcil ribriir:titne 'to 'help in 1he .construction of a .church .ceutm mVH'!h!am Where <Christians are meeting under_grmmd lin tibcir fhomcs. 11'111: .Cimnib ..center is a mission project of 1hc Shawnee 'VJilley ®illlrict of :the United Methodist Church. For information, .ca1l (740) 6113-1204. Wp.-r1llilll. _,_~ may objeolivdy Wnri~ cauin lbe ~ . of · ~ vei'S1lS lbe beodits of fldel!e"' Die ._Jj ... ikl£ is not 1lJcK a a judge, jUJY, « adJil:nbJr oflbe case, oor a llll advocalc or advisor for eitbcr WJe. You IIIIISt evaluate your fin!llll'fi; ;and lie badits of posdlk: A..: No. 1be IIDNfi•er ns foc each liidc, and C''"" di""''"" JOOttgage lelm!i. G- " • Q.: Wil dlr .... tile lie 61ft! A..: Gcncnlly, yes. A locndcr IqAC"' ntatjve with .abority to settle and the cwmnt JBUJlCily <lJWia(<s~ should be prciCDl.and ~ .to IW5801iatc.. 1be mcdi!!IAr usually "WiU meet llqJIIT.IIIely w.idt eacb l.dde for private, more c.an- ·I~J~-~-:-~-- .. di.l ilf-~silml;·;-- - - "~' ~· oommitnot Illlll'lb:. Sentencing :for Jcffim; been -set t"or Friday. Apnil4 .at ll a.m.. ' Ille ' 9JZ.ZJ55:·· .run ·I.ICik m m'll'l"""" When &II llhcir · wi&le!; .come true ·~. • . - • · ~ton Art Glass . ~xhibition opens at Cultuml Center -t ' ·~ OIAIU..ESION, W ..V.a. · mond' .qpili: ;plll!mll Jllld •- The W.est Virginia hitiision of Culture .-a llisuwy. "Will IUDVcil a jcdlibit, ""W.est Vor,giai•':t> Gift;aoilheWO!il4:fh. .~ AnrriclGJass Attist:ly,n 'lll!iih )D qlliolllod~ a '7 p.m..• ;a- ............ ..... .... . ~ Oilnnl ()wncr, Stale iQgJito1 CJomplei · ii:n ~. • V$:tors can meet Gcvqe ~ Soon Fenton, pe!lidclll ':ad vide presiiietn of de ""''"4*''Y. lllld ·'llflitness de ;jj8c ·* ,e4 ation ,of ~inJjtcil <Cidi~ lllld iiUl"iJ• se4, ~~b tall flip VJIIICii ».. ~ed "West . Vi .rrginia to Gov. Joe · lMaDohin m .and 1iirst Lady Gayle 'Mancbin ..00 J:ommissioner Randall ~Smith of the Division '!Of Culture and History. .: 1be cxhibitiatl and open~ l'COCJIIion J~IC free :and "'W"mtcrn ·~tolhepublic. .• Vlsitms also can sec a 22- ·~ film ilbout 1bc oom- ~y Pumet~,OH "EJ.Jl"'rierw: Fenton: :~~ -An Art. of '1bDd and Heart,~ and purd•se the limited edition flip vase and a ooffce table Pill 507 MuiJeuy 11aiyhls • .cv.Ohr.e " . " .,..-~ Jill._ ..... '\? 1it01liei> lbeyood iile ;traj!itiolllil.clril.ilrcn's lt8les ~We know. ~ ~~:~~.....a..t: • . t .!JAODl!JN - I f:you .J~IC :intcrcstcd in 1raCing _your family m:e, :but futveri't known bow to get started, feel free 10 5tqp in .at 1be c~ Center in :the Carriage HllliSe Jocan.d direct!y 1be Lillian Jones .Mnll'um. 73 IBroadway St. · · -~ lf.he ~ncalom' D:umr is cipe11 .evi!J'¥ ·~ !il'IIIFnoon from 1 .until-4 p.m. No J!PPOintmcnts JJIC neccssacy. 'While w.e Jio offm J!Cnealogy classes throughout the year, you.donotbaveto .waitforlhc.classesto 'leing your search. Just bring in 1he "Iliiii1C of a grandparent, or .even just .a :panmt, .and w.e'.can -show you bow to lOClUC obituaries, find . birth .and .death record, look at CCIISUS records, :prepare family 1>heets .and pedigree .charts, .etc . .and you will be on _your -way to 1hc .enjoyment of discovering your roots. 1Thcre is no cllarge for this service, aside from the .use of :the .copy llUICbine. Join .us at the Genealogy Center and .discov.er:yourroots . . 1JCbilllf . . untmy iled J • • • ~~;:o:-~~ ~H-.~F•~~~ jbOok ~ H---------~~~~--~--------------------~--------~--~----~--------- ----- entitled Fenton : Bandcrafted American JG/ass Artistry. . . !. 'fbe "West . Virg:una W"mtcr" is indifo blue <'- · • in~ f!': ,.u irM:rw dia- .a ~ iii .a !Don flenton ]lfniluced on !Jan. 2, 1907. lbl!f!Qpainted .deooration ifca.. IIIICIJl(JI;ia1 !Piece from ibe 1tlpijqg :bircli trees, .a stmam if.enton Centennial ..allllOIIIItllim in ;the ibaclc- Collection .in 2005~ an p•11Cl. A cHTdinal .and Jlf!Jdbyst carniv.al glass · ~.add:to:tbeilccor. !bowl ~ira l910-l2; .an ~ 'lli:iii he 100 ..pd ~.lit <1Jlalescent ..:! nmhenil \1/.llSeS .av.ailiiii\ICC di!ib cira <~tile rfor iP mthase Jlt $99 "1 ~-~ ltuu1ging .beans on cadlpluslalt. . willow _green· '<1P~m nae lbocik wa puhlisbed pitcllcr, &signed by master h .!005 in .con_,illnction 8}1iss mfist Dav.e F.etty for .utb ;the .corqpany ii il OOib ilhe llenton Connoisseur ..IIIBWer-sary. lit features i(ldllection in 2003~ .and .a ClOilar pbmo_gr.apbs ,of 100 fR.lan:wtine green fan v.ase R • ~s 11tems .Chosen .cm:a l-9!5-28. , . . iby • n6o'S ,of ibe Fentpn Ue \O}der 'historic.8l r ?,;v :to rice~ tile com- ~ in .. :tbe Balcony JIIIIIY ii ihistucy t i lillllcty .JJIC !from :tbe W.est Amcrir.11' to fllllmlost pro- V~ State :Museum · 4ucc:rof'Juuutm.;te oolon:d t;:Ollcction. 1lbe new~ art _glass. It has heco per- pirlces in 1hc !LOOby Glille!y sona11y 'S~ t!y Jillie al'iHIII'1Milfffim !be Fenton members oflhe family .and A:rl. Glass Co. of be :pur.cba-:1 ifor WilliBmstow:n, W:V.a. $49.501!lns tax. Fowi&d in 1905 by The exhibit is on di~ h•~IN'Ii lirllik L .and JOhn in tbe .Lobb-y Gallmy wheft W. Fenton. ~ .a ~sea ~s \'i_sitors Glln «c a cOlo.tful ··ifacloly tla!!Jdi"! m .Martins wall of, art £laS& ibllt .bas lieny. Ohio, 1he tanon Art been pmdnN"J! from ~tn Glass~..initWJ~ ~ist.ed 2007. ~also J~IC 'VltnJWis d'ibc umtbers:pam!i"l!.decwhich 1 contain fi!lurines, orations on glass blanks season~l glasswm:c .and from other' glass ~ufacIICkcted vases from tie lUI'Cili. ~ soon discovsame t~ _period. emil . it was difficnh to The north wing of tbc acqwre tbe ~s tbejT ~Balcony Gallery has a ed !'0 they began producmg -timcltne of the jllass com- ibeu: own g1assw.BIC. Till; . pany and histortcal pJ.eCCs finn glass from· the ne:w dating from I 907 to 2005, Fenton . factory !D including a fa~ vase Williamstown, W.Va., was "::<i11!li! can s- 4 111' mia' lUCi> GRANDE- Casey Purdy will be having her senior !Fenton :rank-s among the recital.at3p:m. on Saturday, April3, in the Berry Fine Ans •worldts f<m:most ~ Auditorium .llttbe Universi~ of Rio Grande. of haniimaile an !lass. h ts :tbe Iargent IDliiUifacturer of :bandmade.colon:d glass in ihe 'United States and. is TellOwned for innovattv.e !lass.collll'!l as ~ll .as hand;painted .decorations on II ._, 1Jm8sed .and blown glass- ~•••,. ••• ic! WJJIC. toSSU FCi>RTSMOUTiil- A talking dog, a middle-aged man who lfor m<m: than .a .century, loves the .dog, and his wife who bates the dog make up a !Fenton has mw.eloped new uniguetale inlheromantic comedy "Sylvia," by A.R Gurney, ~1~ .and ;patterns includmg -~ <enlumccd -wttb tn ·be presented in five performances beginning at 7:30 p.m. .hand-paint.ed floral .decora- on Apri19, 10. 11 and 12 and a matinee perfOTUilllll% at 2:30 lions .and 12k !!Old .aocents. p.m. on Sunday, April, l3 in the Kabl Studio Theatre at 1n 2005, ;fbe .company .ccle- Shawnee State 'University's Vern Riffe Center for the Ans. ln:ated ru.lf!Oth anni>~.er&lll)'. · The play was originally produced by the Manhattan l'be fum as now led by ll'bcatrcCltibin 1995 with Sarnb Jessica Parker in the lead· . ·third- .and foiJ!IIl-genemtimt ing role .as Sylvia. 'The interestin_g part · o f this play is that the actress playF.emon family m.etnberS who wmt with more than ing Sylvia plays it as herself." said John Huston, SSU's 400 employees, mcludmg coordinator of theater. "She does not wear a dog costume sltilled glass workers and and she talk!;," In the play. husband and wife. Greg and Kate. have decorators. . . moved to Manhattan and Greg brings home a dog he found For more mfo!ID.•~o.n in the J!ill'kbearing only the name ··sylvia" on her name tag. ~t ibe West ,Vu:guuas Sylvia becomes a bone of contention between husband and Gift tolhe World: .F entonRan~ ~rican wife as she rivals for .his affection. C£g understands evcrythiog Sylvia say1>, but Kate. not Glass Artistry eldubJt opendoesn't understand Sylvia. she hates her. The mamage only ing, .contact liWQUCliiWi · becomes in jeopardy until Sylvia becomes a valued pan_of ~Octor, depu~. -':O;'Mris. · , stoner for :the Dim10n, .at C£g and Kate's lives. Megan Mertz plays the part of Sylvia, Ben Ott plays (304) 558-0220.. . For more _mforma1wn C£g, and Me¢dith Francis plays Kate. Other characters in about the ex'!ib1t.. coniiJOl the play are Tom, played~ Evan Musin. Leslie( played by Charles Moms, d1re_~~ of Ashley Sparks, and Phyllis, played by Amy Willett. Huston collectwns and exhtbltwns is directing. the play and Kit Kongos is stage manager. GenCral admission is $6. To purchase tickets or for inore for the .diVISIOn, at (304) 558-0220. information, call the McKinley .Bol otflCC at {140) 351-3600. ~ �' Omo The Daily Sentinel A6 I • J, AI .' ,,• • • •• aq . c. •:p -z E7 L 101111-•'ll&lft c. a . .- . . . . t 1 I' I t ·en..,s .. , tl ~ll\mtil, WVa. - · Wianmall [lnt.,.ertlizy$ iDiuniibar CJhoir ..and \Uniwrsey ((]horus 'Will rgM: dhcir dJ!R iii!I1JeSler .concert 'Saturday,~ .'S .at~ [p.'lil . .at tibe •• l lffimt~i'(Jtun:Chdn!Huntil!gton: · lllbc<£~JI~CC~tris ifme.Jmil qpen ttolthe putilic. .otb <ensenitiles ~ lbc \UIIder >the iJimction of ll hhrt WJ1!¥, .assi&&ant IJIIrifcSIIOf tof<clionil music -ctlnCJition iJil tibe ~· ' . "'lt ris .a wel3' .good lllliil ,of <lllllllic iitYles d'mm .!ibe !Rmwitimme ttolfbe .20th :and :zliit-ttntm its;''!Wn!y 'Siiil. • ' ' OndluiWJ <011 iile ~ 11111ill ;be .wmia; ~ «ililwatuti ll'ietlnigi & IPJtl.esttina, JJohann 'Sebastian !Bach, !Benjamin llbttten, GRbrir!l IP..w.m!, lllmman illkJlo J oio, Moses IMQgan .and Eric Whitacre. llihe 40IIIIIIIt wjll.a!J;o feature Wilinistl; Dr.IBiimbr:tb IRcea ~ :prof.essor of -music .at 'tell!mlhall, .and .lli.vitlen, !her -stlldent,.and .~Jll!llnisl 'l'luri 'Mlleo_y. llibeihurdiris~ocatNI.at JOBIFillh liv.e. iniHutJtiJ!gton. !Forjurlher dnjomultion, call Wr.ay 41 (304) '696-.2399 or · "orey Sbile flllnile ii'W 0.1. . 11i111m IWIII !be ltiliWI ~111 ~ 11!1• tthe JJamesA. tl!ltlidw .a!letic .e-mail wr.ayr.@mar.slwll.edu. b:w.Alss Qdiii&JJiAJm. 1feam lli&dbet& .a, llftt, Aidlwcii Art.d d amtiiBwudi fWiin~ IWIIBI flmnt, !K'riSta ~; tCEiit&i bmk,· Aumii..IHhdl!lr:; .,a tii!jtlt,,.. IDr . , •• ..cl Qiluin. ' Auditions lltJr ilhe Sla1: I •• . Q.:C.dle 51 7 .. • h:f • ~-A'benefit mission gospel .concert will be !held .at W.ateiloo \United Methodist Church nn -88hm!uy, bi13.at~:rn. . . 1Ehe IGotl&iDen, lFhe 'New Prophets, Twin Heart 1'rio arul 1l1he Willow Wood 'Sillgefs will -sing. Tile _groups have volmiteetcil ribriir:titne 'to 'help in 1he .construction of a .church .ceutm mVH'!h!am Where <Christians are meeting under_grmmd lin tibcir fhomcs. 11'111: .Cimnib ..center is a mission project of 1hc Shawnee 'VJilley ®illlrict of :the United Methodist Church. For information, .ca1l (740) 6113-1204. Wp.-r1llilll. _,_~ may objeolivdy Wnri~ cauin lbe ~ . of · ~ vei'S1lS lbe beodits of fldel!e"' Die ._Jj ... ikl£ is not 1lJcK a a judge, jUJY, « adJil:nbJr oflbe case, oor a llll advocalc or advisor for eitbcr WJe. You IIIIISt evaluate your fin!llll'fi; ;and lie badits of posdlk: A..: No. 1be IIDNfi•er ns foc each liidc, and C''"" di""''"" JOOttgage lelm!i. G- " • Q.: Wil dlr .... tile lie 61ft! A..: Gcncnlly, yes. A locndcr IqAC"' ntatjve with .abority to settle and the cwmnt JBUJlCily <lJWia(<s~ should be prciCDl.and ~ .to IW5801iatc.. 1be mcdi!!IAr usually "WiU meet llqJIIT.IIIely w.idt eacb l.dde for private, more c.an- ·I~J~-~-:-~-- .. di.l ilf-~silml;·;-- - - "~' ~· oommitnot Illlll'lb:. Sentencing :for Jcffim; been -set t"or Friday. Apnil4 .at ll a.m.. ' Ille ' 9JZ.ZJ55:·· .run ·I.ICik m m'll'l"""" When &II llhcir · wi&le!; .come true ·~. • . - • · ~ton Art Glass . ~xhibition opens at Cultuml Center -t ' ·~ OIAIU..ESION, W ..V.a. · mond' .qpili: ;plll!mll Jllld •- The W.est Virginia hitiision of Culture .-a llisuwy. "Will IUDVcil a jcdlibit, ""W.est Vor,giai•':t> Gift;aoilheWO!il4:fh. .~ AnrriclGJass Attist:ly,n 'lll!iih )D qlliolllod~ a '7 p.m..• ;a- ............ ..... .... . ~ Oilnnl ()wncr, Stale iQgJito1 CJomplei · ii:n ~. • V$:tors can meet Gcvqe ~ Soon Fenton, pe!lidclll ':ad vide presiiietn of de ""''"4*''Y. lllld ·'llflitness de ;jj8c ·* ,e4 ation ,of ~inJjtcil <Cidi~ lllld iiUl"iJ• se4, ~~b tall flip VJIIICii ».. ~ed "West . Vi .rrginia to Gov. Joe · lMaDohin m .and 1iirst Lady Gayle 'Mancbin ..00 J:ommissioner Randall ~Smith of the Division '!Of Culture and History. .: 1be cxhibitiatl and open~ l'COCJIIion J~IC free :and "'W"mtcrn ·~tolhepublic. .• Vlsitms also can sec a 22- ·~ film ilbout 1bc oom- ~y Pumet~,OH "EJ.Jl"'rierw: Fenton: :~~ -An Art. of '1bDd and Heart,~ and purd•se the limited edition flip vase and a ooffce table Pill 507 MuiJeuy 11aiyhls • .cv.Ohr.e " . " .,..-~ Jill._ ..... '\? 1it01liei> lbeyood iile ;traj!itiolllil.clril.ilrcn's lt8les ~We know. ~ ~~:~~.....a..t: • . t .!JAODl!JN - I f:you .J~IC :intcrcstcd in 1raCing _your family m:e, :but futveri't known bow to get started, feel free 10 5tqp in .at 1be c~ Center in :the Carriage HllliSe Jocan.d direct!y 1be Lillian Jones .Mnll'um. 73 IBroadway St. · · -~ lf.he ~ncalom' D:umr is cipe11 .evi!J'¥ ·~ !il'IIIFnoon from 1 .until-4 p.m. No J!PPOintmcnts JJIC neccssacy. 'While w.e Jio offm J!Cnealogy classes throughout the year, you.donotbaveto .waitforlhc.classesto 'leing your search. Just bring in 1he "Iliiii1C of a grandparent, or .even just .a :panmt, .and w.e'.can -show you bow to lOClUC obituaries, find . birth .and .death record, look at CCIISUS records, :prepare family 1>heets .and pedigree .charts, .etc . .and you will be on _your -way to 1hc .enjoyment of discovering your roots. 1Thcre is no cllarge for this service, aside from the .use of :the .copy llUICbine. Join .us at the Genealogy Center and .discov.er:yourroots . . 1JCbilllf . . untmy iled J • • • ~~;:o:-~~ ~H-.~F•~~~ jbOok ~ H---------~~~~--~--------------------~--------~--~----~--------- ----- entitled Fenton : Bandcrafted American JG/ass Artistry. . . !. 'fbe "West . Virg:una W"mtcr" is indifo blue <'- · • in~ f!': ,.u irM:rw dia- .a ~ iii .a !Don flenton ]lfniluced on !Jan. 2, 1907. lbl!f!Qpainted .deooration ifca.. IIIICIJl(JI;ia1 !Piece from ibe 1tlpijqg :bircli trees, .a stmam if.enton Centennial ..allllOIIIItllim in ;the ibaclc- Collection .in 2005~ an p•11Cl. A cHTdinal .and Jlf!Jdbyst carniv.al glass · ~.add:to:tbeilccor. !bowl ~ira l910-l2; .an ~ 'lli:iii he 100 ..pd ~.lit <1Jlalescent ..:! nmhenil \1/.llSeS .av.ailiiii\ICC di!ib cira <~tile rfor iP mthase Jlt $99 "1 ~-~ ltuu1ging .beans on cadlpluslalt. . willow _green· '<1P~m nae lbocik wa puhlisbed pitcllcr, &signed by master h .!005 in .con_,illnction 8}1iss mfist Dav.e F.etty for .utb ;the .corqpany ii il OOib ilhe llenton Connoisseur ..IIIBWer-sary. lit features i(ldllection in 2003~ .and .a ClOilar pbmo_gr.apbs ,of 100 fR.lan:wtine green fan v.ase R • ~s 11tems .Chosen .cm:a l-9!5-28. , . . iby • n6o'S ,of ibe Fentpn Ue \O}der 'historic.8l r ?,;v :to rice~ tile com- ~ in .. :tbe Balcony JIIIIIY ii ihistucy t i lillllcty .JJIC !from :tbe W.est Amcrir.11' to fllllmlost pro- V~ State :Museum · 4ucc:rof'Juuutm.;te oolon:d t;:Ollcction. 1lbe new~ art _glass. It has heco per- pirlces in 1hc !LOOby Glille!y sona11y 'S~ t!y Jillie al'iHIII'1Milfffim !be Fenton members oflhe family .and A:rl. Glass Co. of be :pur.cba-:1 ifor WilliBmstow:n, W:V.a. $49.501!lns tax. Fowi&d in 1905 by The exhibit is on di~ h•~IN'Ii lirllik L .and JOhn in tbe .Lobb-y Gallmy wheft W. Fenton. ~ .a ~sea ~s \'i_sitors Glln «c a cOlo.tful ··ifacloly tla!!Jdi"! m .Martins wall of, art £laS& ibllt .bas lieny. Ohio, 1he tanon Art been pmdnN"J! from ~tn Glass~..initWJ~ ~ist.ed 2007. ~also J~IC 'VltnJWis d'ibc umtbers:pam!i"l!.decwhich 1 contain fi!lurines, orations on glass blanks season~l glasswm:c .and from other' glass ~ufacIICkcted vases from tie lUI'Cili. ~ soon discovsame t~ _period. emil . it was difficnh to The north wing of tbc acqwre tbe ~s tbejT ~Balcony Gallery has a ed !'0 they began producmg -timcltne of the jllass com- ibeu: own g1assw.BIC. Till; . pany and histortcal pJ.eCCs finn glass from· the ne:w dating from I 907 to 2005, Fenton . factory !D including a fa~ vase Williamstown, W.Va., was "::<i11!li! can s- 4 111' mia' lUCi> GRANDE- Casey Purdy will be having her senior !Fenton :rank-s among the recital.at3p:m. on Saturday, April3, in the Berry Fine Ans •worldts f<m:most ~ Auditorium .llttbe Universi~ of Rio Grande. of haniimaile an !lass. h ts :tbe Iargent IDliiUifacturer of :bandmade.colon:d glass in ihe 'United States and. is TellOwned for innovattv.e !lass.collll'!l as ~ll .as hand;painted .decorations on II ._, 1Jm8sed .and blown glass- ~•••,. ••• ic! WJJIC. toSSU FCi>RTSMOUTiil- A talking dog, a middle-aged man who lfor m<m: than .a .century, loves the .dog, and his wife who bates the dog make up a !Fenton has mw.eloped new uniguetale inlheromantic comedy "Sylvia," by A.R Gurney, ~1~ .and ;patterns includmg -~ <enlumccd -wttb tn ·be presented in five performances beginning at 7:30 p.m. .hand-paint.ed floral .decora- on Apri19, 10. 11 and 12 and a matinee perfOTUilllll% at 2:30 lions .and 12k !!Old .aocents. p.m. on Sunday, April, l3 in the Kabl Studio Theatre at 1n 2005, ;fbe .company .ccle- Shawnee State 'University's Vern Riffe Center for the Ans. ln:ated ru.lf!Oth anni>~.er&lll)'. · The play was originally produced by the Manhattan l'be fum as now led by ll'bcatrcCltibin 1995 with Sarnb Jessica Parker in the lead· . ·third- .and foiJ!IIl-genemtimt ing role .as Sylvia. 'The interestin_g part · o f this play is that the actress playF.emon family m.etnberS who wmt with more than ing Sylvia plays it as herself." said John Huston, SSU's 400 employees, mcludmg coordinator of theater. "She does not wear a dog costume sltilled glass workers and and she talk!;," In the play. husband and wife. Greg and Kate. have decorators. . . moved to Manhattan and Greg brings home a dog he found For more mfo!ID.•~o.n in the J!ill'kbearing only the name ··sylvia" on her name tag. ~t ibe West ,Vu:guuas Sylvia becomes a bone of contention between husband and Gift tolhe World: .F entonRan~ ~rican wife as she rivals for .his affection. C£g understands evcrythiog Sylvia say1>, but Kate. not Glass Artistry eldubJt opendoesn't understand Sylvia. she hates her. The mamage only ing, .contact liWQUCliiWi · becomes in jeopardy until Sylvia becomes a valued pan_of ~Octor, depu~. -':O;'Mris. · , stoner for :the Dim10n, .at C£g and Kate's lives. Megan Mertz plays the part of Sylvia, Ben Ott plays (304) 558-0220.. . For more _mforma1wn C£g, and Me¢dith Francis plays Kate. Other characters in about the ex'!ib1t.. coniiJOl the play are Tom, played~ Evan Musin. Leslie( played by Charles Moms, d1re_~~ of Ashley Sparks, and Phyllis, played by Amy Willett. Huston collectwns and exhtbltwns is directing. the play and Kit Kongos is stage manager. GenCral admission is $6. To purchase tickets or for inore for the .diVISIOn, at (304) 558-0220. information, call the McKinley .Bol otflCC at {140) 351-3600. ~ �• • •STATE 'lhe Daily Sc ntinel l, Hearls opens· I ) _ • . •••• z, A i S • !' n Bl \ ~u ....... '-f' IDt ":ad ft"lll.~· *Chooi ...,...,. iiiPOrtirU " - * 1 I lu. ... . _ The Deily Sentinel ..EIIrOiilV.~~~~tm •=•,f·•ill'.....n.-. . __ ....,_.....--!""· 7 = ~·10at" I..eBmnJ " .. . twd, b:JtlTI. ,.....• ...._!li:p:m. - ~~-~ r p ; J •• '5::p.'1n, ~llt. .Joo'lll--.'5 ' :p.-m. 'DIIIIIa ' IIJ' wt ...,_, 'It . . . ii :p;m. -'IT I fbd, !i l):rh. ,.....,.'llolgo,!li:p;m. . wilt '? - ------' .S ., ...p.m. -'St.-.'5 ~ .. -~,.. ijf,'S:p:m. .... ,. _'Bl_,__ .......--, :e• ... --·-·..... -lolillo!t.,,-· ....-·n, -· --... :p.m. a· ·• -'-"!•- F ·,.,, 5:p:m. _,,'li:p:m. '&lllm•llfi•••Uilw.... - .t'8lilil• 'If· • a.lll.• ••• ~:p.111. . . . . . .'fi:P."' ' 5:p;m. .-.,.m. .. ..••, 1locillo ,....""'"'* ....JL-m. - t '1:1 J Cielll!land c-tlel!li lor.wmtlleB>ou James (23) n •Is 'lftBr 'belrC celled fur a foul :dul'lll! 1t1e 'fir$t tlalf of .en 1'iBA taslaelball ;game !!11J11mJt the iChiiiDtte BObcats In Chllrlotte; .. ·Wedresd!W.James~fuulednut tntlle'Cawlilels' ll11-ll-4 win. IIJ (DH), ,._..,.(1111),._, ,,"I --- - , . .. . . I t x ., liDdh 'OIIIIa.t s •• II .&It (DH), "1 :p.m. pkk up first win over ~ ......... ....,.,11111\ · liiiiWIIWJTIUiiW ~. 1b 'an, .RioGnmde sweeps · 11 &II(DH), 1 l4 •• -m.:m. ,!latli r -Uii!W'*"!iilll·-·10:a:m. 5 ~II ~·w I 7 .1 I wr= 11,:5-pm. ,,:s;pm. -·= . ""lttnttllt.arBno 'am,:5:p.1Tt ,~I !Qal tW.W..• CEDARVILLE - The Uni:versey of Rio Grande Redwomeu ·Softball team fmisbed off the season sweep of C-edarville and jumped out to a 4-0 start in American Mideast 'Conference 7 . ,5:p.11'1. -.g.cttt " -•,JS;.p.--m. ~ lilt&JIB*&M 11~1)-'m. ~DIIIil '' • • SP£CIAL iO 'THE SENTINEl •.,.,.. ~111. SiCMijS)W. .I+EMI$. s 0 u t h li>iYision play after :taking care of business ver- Cedarnlle on Tuesday llftemoon. Rio fust won tile -suspended game, I{)s9, and 1hen proceeded to throttle 1he Lady Jackets by scores of 14-3 and 14-0. ltio Grande (10-<6, 4-0 AMC) edged the Lady Jaola:ts with two runs in tile bottom of the seYenth to · cOmesfroJnsbehind to win tbe suspended l{)s9. . . iUS Senior catcher Whitney Hadellll bad a career-day, .goil:Jg 5-for-5 with a dOuble RBI. Senior centcl- 'Mahon m:orded tbrec bits eacb. Mahon drove in two nms, scomd tbree times .and bad a bome tun lllld a .double. 'Sophomore third baseman Kaycyn Heading bad two hits and knocked in two TUDS : The Redwomen ~ 16 bits in the sus- .. lftll:wl kllf'1,; htaff. (JJIN£Uit:lll bDulsd'llliitlimr. . . - oltite Visits. ,au an"tlilfbd not1D Visit:Ohio~ 1"""""d game. foqour naliel :c rds Snulhem' s tlasey pitch durifC T\OIHIIIiiU8 ,&1115 .son:tia:l:ne:-!:J:I:.:t 5mdh Gallla In "1eaJBfville-on iWIIdnesdB¥. Turley, a ·11011tMtKI.-,1tlrew a -IIO'IIItllll· ln-1111 Turiey IIIIDWS Jl ...--,.. ~ - ""...•-ac.• · ....,... A chana: of Din rain·Jar 100 i*''*'"' r in tbe moming...1ben .rain &May...Rain widl • in lhe Jlftctnooo. Highs in cfumcr of thnV..e hltOJDlS. the upper 50s. 'Soulbeut Highs in tbe upper 601!. winds 10 to 13 mph, Soulhwnt wiods 3 to 10 Cbaru:e of rain near (00 . ·~:~ of um peramL ~('loud . 11. •II ....l!Ullll. N ot as ~)' cool with lows in tbe .low!:r widJ ihiMt:r with a liOs. Southeast winds 10 to chana: of dumi'.eutonau. . 13 .mph.. .Becuming south Lows in 1bc mid .401. aftt:r mjdoigbt. ~ of :NOOhwnt winds 3 10 10 "" I . . . . . _,_ ·'. I acal ·Storks mph. a...., of nin 10pcr'cent. 5 . ..., ...Mostly .cloudy in the . moming...'lhcn beicoming sunny. :C: i .,a.'?'·.... Hi!==in~,. .s : ti ., J .. .hril.y ~Lows in the upper 3&. Hiabs in ibl: 'fiOs. ... y : ...'MCJitly doudy.Lows in ·lilt: mid40s. .. _.,.. ............. ......,.,_,__ ·-=4 . •.---2,-. .......-.. ..... ... ......... I'IRW'Q)- . .... ., a ell .r• ... . 5 ~= ..=--···--·--·..2 .... --~ ! = an 1 _._ cr.~ ~ 'Mit- ..... ,_ _ . W WI I $CIWI-1T.WI ;::..,. 1 ,:. , aI ~ ·n 7 ··~•.-a ;.. -~~~~ ••CIMI~ a ..:. " '£ ••••( 0:: zn1D&&•10p• 7 -IU ! c= .... I # flliD.f!lm • de&tVZQ'K 11 .MA'IUEl'TA - ~ -...mhellUSSSA.Menscl86 DadE softtwll'toul1llllall $amtay, April 11, iD ·M iet•• .· 'De mpnwnwu will be . ~ wi1b. liull: .eltmineriaa , . , . , 1o -lil- luw. Tile AX11t .il '$U~ wJdl iii dl pen to flrat .md i wtplace. ~ ·: .Far .1llOft infonneticm. *-econtnBJ.~• .· 140-336:~. ' :' 1-7~-. 93' ---1-14:1 ••-. .. 111.--QL .. n;d!lll;w 41wl.com 'h &? , ' fii*..X · lpl , .. Ia WIIt (N0)'441atl,.rt. 33 I - 111"8mp;t;ld'lpwilh.,.com itl) w 5 l'MO)• .... - a'?, ..a.s:t . .a-,c •,itt t 5 • I I'll Wille: , • • ~*' 't ., or~ ' \ u'-.111 13=;::·7·· _., 8 .J..q Totnrdoes' 20-1 viclllry• Cedarville {9-11 ' 0-4 AMC) was led by Aubree Munson, wbo went 3-for,J . 'With tbree tunS scored and an RBI. Sopbomore Sophia Young picked up the victory for .. .... :·· Rio Grande. Young (4--3) FAn• •«ion's 3-nut IMHner in 9th gives Reils 6-5 will over Arizona . . . "h loob liB W'C obon!d illlve jlllt let bim bunt it. 1 tried~ ~ (with the 1111111 . ). but 1Ift it over .die .-1 be 'tl'ellt with it."The bill lan!lec! in tbe 1owei' deck in left field, IOIIdiq · led~ playm ltl'OimJ.na into temicla:le around · home l'~· plm, drawing an interference call that provided ·the ...,., out of t1ie innina· Cinc:in!llri's Ken Ciiifky Jr. !flllllined hitleH in two ··= pJII!M, llomim ·lh.Y of him · IOWIII lbe . tlltth uiaY&ir to .-:11 ' Untll die ninth, rlaJ!t,ban· der DID IUmn Wll tbe ltlr. He doubled.ICO!ed a nm. bit fnc:amacion waa Jidii11Y a llCrifiDe fly and pitcbed equlfed the moment he six innin&s during his arrived. · . Diamondbaob debut, "'f Clllllle be Wll -~ I&) p!ll JR 11',... 011 him..Jf, Pbillipl llid: .,.m alad it ·beppeoed the 'fil!Y it dld. h's a bemtiful ·lhing to tee it ·blppen to a young player like Edwin." Left-bander Jeremy Affeldt (1..0) escaped a bases-loaded threat in the lop of the ninth, J)lltfiJII! bim in position for the wiii. He 11111: a break when Eric Bvnvos ran into hi.· s soft ~;;der in front of the ;:tnl! the defenclinl! NL chlmpions in position for aDOibeC close win, · Hami wasn't feeling gOOd when be arri-ved at the ball· park - be bad a !oCtatchy throat, an illllieation that he's • coming down with a Yirus going tbroupt the clubhouse. Nothing about his performance was s~y. "Just the stuff goinG around ·the clubbQuse, . : ?' •-•·llll;;l. 111 �• • •STATE 'lhe Daily Sc ntinel l, Hearls opens· I ) _ • . •••• z, A i S • !' n Bl \ ~u ....... '-f' IDt ":ad ft"lll.~· *Chooi ...,...,. iiiPOrtirU " - * 1 I lu. ... . _ The Deily Sentinel ..EIIrOiilV.~~~~tm •=•,f·•ill'.....n.-. . __ ....,_.....--!""· 7 = ~·10at" I..eBmnJ " .. . twd, b:JtlTI. ,.....• ...._!li:p:m. - ~~-~ r p ; J •• '5::p.'1n, ~llt. .Joo'lll--.'5 ' :p.-m. 'DIIIIIa ' IIJ' wt ...,_, 'It . . . ii :p;m. -'IT I fbd, !i l):rh. ,.....,.'llolgo,!li:p;m. . wilt '? - ------' .S ., ...p.m. -'St.-.'5 ~ .. -~,.. ijf,'S:p:m. .... ,. _'Bl_,__ .......--, :e• ... --·-·..... -lolillo!t.,,-· ....-·n, -· --... :p.m. a· ·• -'-"!•- F ·,.,, 5:p:m. _,,'li:p:m. '&lllm•llfi•••Uilw.... - .t'8lilil• 'If· • a.lll.• ••• ~:p.111. . . . . . .'fi:P."' ' 5:p;m. .-.,.m. .. ..••, 1locillo ,....""'"'* ....JL-m. - t '1:1 J Cielll!land c-tlel!li lor.wmtlleB>ou James (23) n •Is 'lftBr 'belrC celled fur a foul :dul'lll! 1t1e 'fir$t tlalf of .en 1'iBA taslaelball ;game !!11J11mJt the iChiiiDtte BObcats In Chllrlotte; .. ·Wedresd!W.James~fuulednut tntlle'Cawlilels' ll11-ll-4 win. IIJ (DH), ,._..,.(1111),._, ,,"I --- - , . .. . . I t x ., liDdh 'OIIIIa.t s •• II .&It (DH), "1 :p.m. pkk up first win over ~ ......... ....,.,11111\ · liiiiWIIWJTIUiiW ~. 1b 'an, .RioGnmde sweeps · 11 &II(DH), 1 l4 •• -m.:m. ,!latli r -Uii!W'*"!iilll·-·10:a:m. 5 ~II ~·w I 7 .1 I wr= 11,:5-pm. ,,:s;pm. -·= . ""lttnttllt.arBno 'am,:5:p.1Tt ,~I !Qal tW.W..• CEDARVILLE - The Uni:versey of Rio Grande Redwomeu ·Softball team fmisbed off the season sweep of C-edarville and jumped out to a 4-0 start in American Mideast 'Conference 7 . ,5:p.11'1. -.g.cttt " -•,JS;.p.--m. ~ lilt&JIB*&M 11~1)-'m. ~DIIIil '' • • SP£CIAL iO 'THE SENTINEl •.,.,.. ~111. SiCMijS)W. .I+EMI$. s 0 u t h li>iYision play after :taking care of business ver- Cedarnlle on Tuesday llftemoon. Rio fust won tile -suspended game, I{)s9, and 1hen proceeded to throttle 1he Lady Jackets by scores of 14-3 and 14-0. ltio Grande (10-<6, 4-0 AMC) edged the Lady Jaola:ts with two runs in tile bottom of the seYenth to · cOmesfroJnsbehind to win tbe suspended l{)s9. . . iUS Senior catcher Whitney Hadellll bad a career-day, .goil:Jg 5-for-5 with a dOuble RBI. Senior centcl- 'Mahon m:orded tbrec bits eacb. Mahon drove in two nms, scomd tbree times .and bad a bome tun lllld a .double. 'Sophomore third baseman Kaycyn Heading bad two hits and knocked in two TUDS : The Redwomen ~ 16 bits in the sus- .. lftll:wl kllf'1,; htaff. (JJIN£Uit:lll bDulsd'llliitlimr. . . - oltite Visits. ,au an"tlilfbd not1D Visit:Ohio~ 1"""""d game. foqour naliel :c rds Snulhem' s tlasey pitch durifC T\OIHIIIiiU8 ,&1115 .son:tia:l:ne:-!:J:I:.:t 5mdh Gallla In "1eaJBfville-on iWIIdnesdB¥. Turley, a ·11011tMtKI.-,1tlrew a -IIO'IIItllll· ln-1111 Turiey IIIIDWS Jl ...--,.. ~ - ""...•-ac.• · ....,... 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Young (4--3) FAn• •«ion's 3-nut IMHner in 9th gives Reils 6-5 will over Arizona . . . "h loob liB W'C obon!d illlve jlllt let bim bunt it. 1 tried~ ~ (with the 1111111 . ). but 1Ift it over .die .-1 be 'tl'ellt with it."The bill lan!lec! in tbe 1owei' deck in left field, IOIIdiq · led~ playm ltl'OimJ.na into temicla:le around · home l'~· plm, drawing an interference call that provided ·the ...,., out of t1ie innina· Cinc:in!llri's Ken Ciiifky Jr. !flllllined hitleH in two ··= pJII!M, llomim ·lh.Y of him · IOWIII lbe . tlltth uiaY&ir to .-:11 ' Untll die ninth, rlaJ!t,ban· der DID IUmn Wll tbe ltlr. He doubled.ICO!ed a nm. bit fnc:amacion waa Jidii11Y a llCrifiDe fly and pitcbed equlfed the moment he six innin&s during his arrived. · . Diamondbaob debut, "'f Clllllle be Wll -~ I&) p!ll JR 11',... 011 him..Jf, Pbillipl llid: .,.m alad it ·beppeoed the 'fil!Y it dld. h's a bemtiful ·lhing to tee it ·blppen to a young player like Edwin." Left-bander Jeremy Affeldt (1..0) escaped a bases-loaded threat in the lop of the ninth, J)lltfiJII! bim in position for the wiii. He 11111: a break when Eric Bvnvos ran into hi.· s soft ~;;der in front of the ;:tnl! the defenclinl! NL chlmpions in position for aDOibeC close win, · Hami wasn't feeling gOOd when be arri-ved at the ball· park - be bad a !oCtatchy throat, an illllieation that he's • coming down with a Yirus going tbroupt the clubhouse. Nothing about his performance was s~y. "Just the stuff goinG around ·the clubbQuse, . : ?' •-•·llll;;l. 111 �. I Thunday, April3, 2008 P " e • •The Daily Sa dine!. www.mydailysentind.com , 'Jltnrsday, April 3. zooS Buckeyes will miss Gholston, but Wilson's return bel~ the loss liT tlusTT MIU.ER should triple or quadruple our numbers from last year." You can chalk that up to COLUMBUS - When false bravado, youth or else Vernon Gholston elecred to an ·indication of how much give_up his seni_or season at talent the Buckeyes have. Ohio State to Jump to tfJe No mattet, Wilson's return · NFL draft. it left a sizable gives the Buckeyes a tope hole in the Buckeyes' defen~ notch candidate at end. He siveiline. . ~s .he's almostfuUy ·recov. "'We'rc!oil!g'lomisshim ci'edimmfbebrciken 'l egand .a~n fellow dtifensiye ~ .neects only 10 shake ~ of Lawrence 'Wdson ·wd 1hl,t .tbe rust ~ of bis ·game to ~.after one of the !CJIDI s get back: wh~ ; he was ~workouts, '1 ~'he oli;V"'ijile. . ., · 'befare .his i'!iuty. .. U 'hest .ilefensm: line- "'Die J4 saCks, lhilt s fbe Also it wa8n't .. as tf m~ajn the.caanay 'lastyear. good news," Heacoclc .said. Wilso,; a 6-foot-4" 274~ou lose:fueliest defensiv_e ·~bad news is, v;.,e'vegot po~ out of ~n _St. tineman ~ :.tb:e country, tt · to replace 14 Sllliks. . · . Vincent-St. · Mwy Htgh .bikes anbrg ·.toil on your Heacack: figures ·the · Schoo~. just sill around ~n ­ defense. . . B.uc'keyes .can ~ JJP for vaJescmg. fktook <lUI active )'es, 'Ghoi~ton W!l~ 'be . his absence _with Jll!Pli:>V~ roie ·in team meetings, Dl!Ssed. But n,s ,not as lit !the play out of~ tack:les; wtth . PIJ!IIPing up teammates and Buckeyes don t:tJa:v.e·~ W'lison puttmg togc:ther a helpmg to instruct the players ~. 'Will~ _3md strong comeb~k btd and. ~nger players. All the able to .assume:' tW: ptmn. Heyward ~JD.B to the .whlle, he was working hard Wilson, ftbr <UDe: Be Willi ~wleage he carnal from on rehab. · · . . the staiter Ill: oaed the end being :du:own Ollt dlere a . He even -xoyed -l>iith tbe spots_butthell\b!IOke his nght yel!" 1go ..as .a freshman. idea _ right up to the Jasr leg. to the .·.season-opener Ohio !!taletotliled 43 saoks miitute- oftaldng.thefield ,.most Youngstown State )ast sc:ason. · for ' the ' Buckeyes' game ~ never returned. ~ow Spnng workouts,· llli ·· against LSU in the Bowl :be s back after a 'IIICldWal always, have led to sotrn: Cham ionship Series redshirt season, along ~th e~travagant btts of opll- nation~! title game. . iieV.eral others who are Itch- Dl!Sm. . "I was pretty close" he ··we. will get a lot more .d · th a · ' "In ing to get the chance to show what they can do. pressure (on the qliarter- sat WI gnn. 'The fact we played a lot back) 'this year," Abdaltah warmups, I started to secof guys lastyear really helps said. "Losing Vern was a big ond-~ues~ myself. J was us this year," said line coach loss for our defensive line thtnkmg, Should I f!ln out and co-defensive ooordina- but at the same time we bav.e -lh\!re? Should I not? I hid tor Jim Heacock. ••With guys who are ready t6 step my hel~t from myself so I Lawrence coming back - up." c?uldn t ftnd It, so I wouldeven·though we do lose Vern There is room for ~ t even be tc;!l~Pted to run -you're still getting a guy improvement on the line, mto the game. . • · baCk: that has been a starter, · particularly when you con- He lau~hs at the ~Oq'who has' a lot ·df playing siderthat the defensive tack- Now he s glad he di~n·_t experience. Going into last les totaled nine fewer sacks ~~w away a year of eligJyear we thought he was than Gholston bad all by bthty on that one, game. _He going tQ be a very strong himself. . . hopes to prove he s the kind defensive end for JJS, so hav"We'.xe all worldng on the of player Gholston was last ing him back really helps." ~s rush.~ said Denlinger. season. . . lfl:acock then lists those 'Inside guys 'bad five sacks ''Everythmg ~ns for a wbo will fill up tbe line tbis as a unit, whereas eaclJ om: reason," he &ll!d. "So l get in 2008: ends Wilson, of us will probably l!ave :five two moo; years to ·ibet;U; Cameron Heyward, Rob sacks this year. ~·s no myse!L I m happy about 11. :Rose and Thaddeus Gibson, reason w:e shonldn t. We And .s o are· the Buckeyes. ASSOCIATED PRESS Reds IN •PageBt Haren said. "I dido' t have as much energy 'today. The Adrenalin gets going once you get out there." He gav.e up four hits in six innings, includiJig ' Corey Patterson's solo ·homer and ftillips • two--run shot in the fourth. Haren . also· started ctelleland Siten101e · a tMrrun single off ChiCago Wtlite Sox pitcher Javier VBzQuez and tackles Doug Worthington, Todd Denlinger, Dexter Larimore and Nader Abdallah_ <Gholston, the Big Ten's defensive lineman of the year, was.a second-team•A11American in 'his second year as a starter whose 14 sacks weae a school -record, lie' ~ adlllnk of giaiiile1ip ~'llllt the _B~ lave '!leWD'! acclannood, ~ llllll!"'~.en, possibilities in the second inrling of a baseball game Wednesday in Cleveland. White Sox catcher A.J . Pierzynski ·watches. APpholo Sizemore drives in three, Indians, Win 7-2 CLEVELAND (AP) two wins since 1954-55. Fausto Carmona's sinker AJ. Pierzynski · homered was in filthy 2007 form. in the ninth for the White The right-hander, who Sox. emerged from nowhere to Carmon.a's breakout in win 19 games last season, "07 helped, the indians win pitched seven innings in his the AL Central and beat the season debut and Grady New York Yankees 'in the Sizemore had three RBls to playoffs. However, · with · a lead the Cleveland Indians chance to put away the to a 7-2 win over the Boston Red Sox in the Chicago White Sox on Al.:.CS, he lasted just two Wednesday night. innings 1n a Game 6 melt·With his signature sinker down, one of the only times dipping and dancing away he didn't deliver all year. from Chicago's hitters, The Indians are counting Carmona allowed one run, on the 24--:year-old to•come and four singles. He got 16 through again. of his 21 outs on groundets, Carmona was replaced in 'struck out four and keptJim the .eighth by Japanese free lbome in the park; some- agent Masa Kobayashi; who thing Indians' ace C.C. facedjustthreebattersinhis Sabathia couldn't do in the major lC<~gUe .debut before opener. · being pulled. Rafael Perez Thome, who homered ·came in, struck: out Thome, twice off Sabathia · on walked Paul Konerko to Monday, grounded into two load the bases · and then of Chicago's three double fanned Jermaine Dye. plays and flied to right .Vazquez's wildness the mil~ fair ball hit into the helped Cleveland score air agamst Clumona. IM'ice in the fifth to !like a 4Asdhibal 'Cabrera bad 1 lead. three hits and two RBis for · Si¥.emore, baseball's curCleveland, which made the :rent lronman playing in his tripled most of four walks by White 360th straight Sox starter Javier Vazquez and scored on rera's sin(0-1). · . gle to make ·it 3-1. Jhonny ·i Jllelndiansare'2-0for1he Peralta reached on a fieldJ.'!;eomd straight year. It's the er's choice and Travis Ariwna' s go--ahead rally. at-~- --- LH Doug Davis 1ime they' ve ope~ Hafner singled him to third. He doubled off Bronson eXpects to start ~- ,rou.secutive seasons with Vazquez then walked Arroyo :in 1be fifth, when Be w.as diagnosed .witllifhy, the .Diamondbacks loaded ' .roid cancer last week and the bases with one out. ;;w.ill bave • li~JQ!r,ry on April· Eucatnacicm dnew'high and 10. Be wants to keep ;pitchwjile of catcher PaUl !Balro. ;jog until then. ... Stephen as he tried to force 1lancn at ' lDn*< JUt a solo homer. The the -plate on a routine ~db;icks have four .grounder, cleerting •to a pair J!Oq& s in two games, all of Ul!CIIIIIDdruns. solo ~>bots.... lB Conor · Hmm ailded 11 sacrifice Jack:sQn >oVU11ib:a.to a :hos.fly in the sixth for. the 5-3 pital for !J'eahneal.after the 'lead. -.game. ~He's llcc!l. sick for Nilles: Haren's double se~ di!Ys •wtrouble . was his fifth hit in 55 career · bread!iitg . ·.. . :.. .- · · &a::e· ··Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry charged with assault . Ryan Garko to load the bases, .and the right-bander put Franklin Gutierrez on with a walk to force in a run. The Indians added two runs in the sixth off rrdiever Mike MacDoug'!l on RBI singles by Sizemore and Cabrera. Sizemore's two-run, twoout single in the second put the ln<lians up 2-0. 1'1\e White Sox could dQ · nothing but pound · Carmona's sinker into the dirt. but a pair of grounders and a wild pitch ~got them within 2-1 in thdifth. With help from Cleveland's infield, Carmona kept Thome under wraps. ,. The Indians shifted their infield to the right, with third baseman Casey Blake moving to shortstop and Peral~<t sliding to second ·ln the first, Thome grounded to Blake who started a rare.56-3 double play. Then, with a runner .at first in the fourth, Thome grounded to Blake, who stepped an ·the liag and threw to frrst. Noles: Sizemore owns the majms' longest active consecutive games played streak. Sizemore's streak. is the· longest by an Indians player since Toby Harrah (473) from 1979-83. CINCINNATI (AP) Beng&ls . wide reoetver Chris Hemy has been accused of punching an 18. year-old man in tbe face . and bteaking hi-s .car window with a beer bottle, l!CCording to ' oow.t doou. ments filed Wedne~y. Henry, ·24, w.a s ·c harged with misdemeanor assault and criminal damaging in the Monday incident in . Cinci.onatL· A waJTant for his arrest was issued in Hamilton County Municipal Court. The player has had a string of problems with . police. He most recently was in coun last week after · being ticketed for driving with expired Kentucky · license: plates. He paid $149, according . to the Hamilton· County :· Municipal Coun records.: ~ ~• Jollt J1ta~m . Jllfiltrr Advertising Deadline: ·~MONDi4Y., APRIL i 4:-2008 ' 3:00PM Insertion .Datt: . WEDNESDA~ APRIL 16, ·I -;-.,' ~ . - ' I .I i First l ... • .' went the distance, allowing 14 hits, nine runs (seven earned) with two slrik1:0uts and four walks. Mallory White sustained the loss· for the· Lady Jackets. ihe Rio bats-contisued io be locked in the regularly scheduled douhleheader as the Redwom en ~rod uced back-to-back 14 run games . Game one saw Rio Grande bludgeon Oedarville pitching with 25 hi ts. Harless continued to have a monstrous day. going 3-for, 4 with rwo runs scored and two RBI. Mahon. Heading and senior pitcher Miranda Laws all cleared the fence with home runs. Mahon was 2-for-2 at the plate with two runs scored and two RBI. Heading added two hits in three atbats with .two runs scored and tWo RBI and Laws went ' HAFFELT'S !tit . MILL OVTLET, INC. . Your Area's # 1 Floor Covering Dealer! Debllo "-•-1 LUTCF, Apirt liS.A'Shill Street Pt PleaAM, WV l555t . Shaw farpet ·and Floor Center ~75.713' Resltlentia! • Commercial • Whnlesak • Retail Fu: 31U7S.73117 riv<rcilif.sills@s I' llliolb!aili'OIII 4247 State Rou!e 160 Galli pol b. Ohio &nto/Ho-/Busin!'SS/ Life/Annuity All l!ldepeadeat Agency a-• . liiJ•D·I--· &~tiD~E~In~ .Erie ~Insurance' . ~..:~1111 · Early on, James wowed : the crowd which included . Davidson guard Stephen .Curry. James was so · impressed with Curry's tor: rid streak during t.he NCAA : tournament he attended : Davidson's upset win over · Wisconsin last week in Detroit, when CUrry scored :33 points. · · : Curry r:eturned the favor · by watching James - and : e:ven wore a pair of James' : line of sneakers. · Jaines made four sttaight :free throws, a 3-pointer and -driving layup in a 16-4 run : to put Cleveland ahead 81:72 with 3:42 left in the third quart.er, wiping out an early · 12--point Charlotte lead. · But James picked up his fifth fool .with 8:·34 left ·when he smacked Wallace in die face trying to get -positio11 in the post. James · veh.emently protested the .tall . : "There: were a few ques.tionable ones,n James said "I lrnow how to keep . myself out of foul trouble for the most pan. In my career I' ve done a. great job of that." ; . With James on the bench, :tlie Bobcats tied · it on · Richardson's jumper with ;5:25 left. ' Mike Brown put James back io, but he lasted less than two minutes. He tlien watched his teammates bail him out. "It•s kind of special," James said. "The guys did a great job of not wonying about me being on the bench. They stepped in and made some big plays.n . fnm~Bl runs and three RBI' s. Dunn had a double and stole a base. Mahon and Heading added two hits with Mahon driving in two runs and Heading collecti ng one RBI. Ross went 2-for-4. scored two runs and had a stolen base . Rio' s cause was abo aided by five Cedar\'ille error;,. La)'ls r6-3) blanked the Lady Jacket~ on n111e hus ill the nightcap. . Harnica did not i~re any better the ' econd · t1me around · ver,us •he R edwom~n a' Rio knocked her out nf the ' box in the fir" inmng. ;cori n.g eig ht rum, 'ix of which were chargl"d to her. . Rio wa; schedu led 10 face the U n i>~ersitv of Charleston on Friday. bu1 that double dip has been moved to April 16. Ri o will host Mount Vernon Nazarene on Saturday (April 5) in a doubleheader beginning at 1 p . m . ~ PLAY COVERALL BINGO a tough-lli'!fl'_l gaine "..,.., l :;"~~~t;~~~~:. , get • Pomeroy Daily Sentinel . Gregory --Meyer,. whose hometown was not listed, and . an eyewitness. The eyewitness claimed 1-knry. punched Meyer, causing "visible injury." Henry then thre\JI a beer· bottle at Meyer :s car. breaking the rea( passenger window, according to the affidavit . After his most recent arrest. Henry pleaded guilty to letting minors drink alcohol in a hotel room he had rented. He served two day s in jail. The Bengals issued a statement expressing fru stration with Henry when he was in traffic court a year ago for driving with a suspended license. Following his NFL suspension, Henry caught 2\ passes for 343 yards and two touchdowns. · Rio 2-for-2 with two runs scored and two RBI. : Sophomore tbird baseman Brittany Creviston also notched a two-hit game and drove in two along with scoring . a pair of runs. Junior right fielder Amanda Stevens was 1-for-4 with a triple and two RBI and Ross was 0-for-3 but scored a run and drove in another. Laws (5-3) was benefi ciary of all the offensive onslaught as she picked up th e victory.. going fi , e innin~>- . allowing six hit,V' and ftve run ~ With a str'iitl-out and two walks. Sarah Harn ica wa' the losing pitcher for Cedarville. She wa' cbased from the pitchin!} c-ircle after 3 2/3 inning,. It wm• more of th e same fur the Redwtmen in the final ·game as they rolled to a 14-0 whi tewashing in. fi ve innings. Rio had 14 hits with freshman left fielder Kaci Dunn leading the way with a 3-for-3 game, with two WIN UP TO $1,000 ! ! !. froaa Page Bl A SPECIAL SECTION" In The • 6allllolif Bail~ Qtri&unt . . . Henry, who was arrested four times during a. 14month span. was suspended by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell for the first half of last season f Gr repeatedly violating the le'ague's 'c onduct policy. A mes~age seeking comment was left late Wednesday for Henry's attorney, Robert Lotz. Bengals spokesman Jack Brennan said the team is aware _of 'he charges hut declined comment. The · player 's agent, Marvin Frazier, said Henry gave him a different version. of events but declined to elaborate. , "I was told it didn ,., happen that way," Frazier said. According to an affidavit filed in Hamilton County. Henry was ide'lltified by Cava6ers iber, n Cavs coach Mike Brown said of James' foul . trouble. "But it happened tonight and our guys mayed composed and found a way to win the game oowo the stretch." Brown finished with 20 points, Anderson Varejao made eight of nine shots . and addtd 17 points and !12 rebounds, J!Od llgausk:as bad 16 points and l2 rebounds for Cleveland. .. The Cavaliers had seven players ~ double fig. ures in improving 10 i7- 22 on the road. · "lbey have a very talent~ ed team all the way down the r!JI;ter;n Bobcats forward Gerald Wallace said. · Richardson had 31 points, · Emeka Otifor .matcbed a season bigb with 25 ·and Wallace '!iCOied 21 · for 1be Qobcats. Who- lost · their secOnd straiglu game amid. questions of coach .Sam Vu~~:e~lt' s future. • : Wtth the Bobcats out cf : the playoff picture, part, owner Michael Jordan has; n 't said u Vincent will : retW'II next SCIIS0Jl. And 911 : the same day Vmcent made : a passionate plea to keep • his job, the Bobcats could: n 't take advantage of : lames' absence. ; ."We want to finish up the · season ~trong . We want to : build on getting better as a : team and getting ready for : next year," ' said · Richardson, who added six : rebounds and .seven assists. The Daily Sentinel • Page B3 -.mydailysentinel.rom ~· 81 GO --·- TODAY'S NUM.BER IS: I DILES HEARING CENTER Olicon • Delta Rebecca Brashears, Au.D., CCC-A GALLIPO~IS 435 '/, Second >\venue . (740) 446-7619 '. AJHENS . · 275 West Union Street. (740) 594-3571 ~ • ............. ,.. "'' .... CMP !Is hlnea Tubing Fl. . . Resperonica Ae.med ' Request Family Oxygen Two localjqnS "'Pomeroy ~ .......- .Wtl ,,. ..... north 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis JtO U& OODJ T?Mn1 a 7-n1 Rocchi's Pool ~· and ·spas .• . . ,... " " ,..... ,..., (J IJIII - - · �. I Thunday, April3, 2008 P " e • •The Daily Sa dine!. www.mydailysentind.com , 'Jltnrsday, April 3. zooS Buckeyes will miss Gholston, but Wilson's return bel~ the loss liT tlusTT MIU.ER should triple or quadruple our numbers from last year." You can chalk that up to COLUMBUS - When false bravado, youth or else Vernon Gholston elecred to an ·indication of how much give_up his seni_or season at talent the Buckeyes have. Ohio State to Jump to tfJe No mattet, Wilson's return · NFL draft. it left a sizable gives the Buckeyes a tope hole in the Buckeyes' defen~ notch candidate at end. He siveiline. . ~s .he's almostfuUy ·recov. "'We'rc!oil!g'lomisshim ci'edimmfbebrciken 'l egand .a~n fellow dtifensiye ~ .neects only 10 shake ~ of Lawrence 'Wdson ·wd 1hl,t .tbe rust ~ of bis ·game to ~.after one of the !CJIDI s get back: wh~ ; he was ~workouts, '1 ~'he oli;V"'ijile. . ., · 'befare .his i'!iuty. .. U 'hest .ilefensm: line- "'Die J4 saCks, lhilt s fbe Also it wa8n't .. as tf m~ajn the.caanay 'lastyear. good news," Heacoclc .said. Wilso,; a 6-foot-4" 274~ou lose:fueliest defensiv_e ·~bad news is, v;.,e'vegot po~ out of ~n _St. tineman ~ :.tb:e country, tt · to replace 14 Sllliks. . · . Vincent-St. · Mwy Htgh .bikes anbrg ·.toil on your Heacack: figures ·the · Schoo~. just sill around ~n ­ defense. . . B.uc'keyes .can ~ JJP for vaJescmg. fktook <lUI active )'es, 'Ghoi~ton W!l~ 'be . his absence _with Jll!Pli:>V~ roie ·in team meetings, Dl!Ssed. But n,s ,not as lit !the play out of~ tack:les; wtth . PIJ!IIPing up teammates and Buckeyes don t:tJa:v.e·~ W'lison puttmg togc:ther a helpmg to instruct the players ~. 'Will~ _3md strong comeb~k btd and. ~nger players. All the able to .assume:' tW: ptmn. Heyward ~JD.B to the .whlle, he was working hard Wilson, ftbr <UDe: Be Willi ~wleage he carnal from on rehab. · · . . the staiter Ill: oaed the end being :du:own Ollt dlere a . He even -xoyed -l>iith tbe spots_butthell\b!IOke his nght yel!" 1go ..as .a freshman. idea _ right up to the Jasr leg. to the .·.season-opener Ohio !!taletotliled 43 saoks miitute- oftaldng.thefield ,.most Youngstown State )ast sc:ason. · for ' the ' Buckeyes' game ~ never returned. ~ow Spnng workouts,· llli ·· against LSU in the Bowl :be s back after a 'IIICldWal always, have led to sotrn: Cham ionship Series redshirt season, along ~th e~travagant btts of opll- nation~! title game. . iieV.eral others who are Itch- Dl!Sm. . "I was pretty close" he ··we. will get a lot more .d · th a · ' "In ing to get the chance to show what they can do. pressure (on the qliarter- sat WI gnn. 'The fact we played a lot back) 'this year," Abdaltah warmups, I started to secof guys lastyear really helps said. "Losing Vern was a big ond-~ues~ myself. J was us this year," said line coach loss for our defensive line thtnkmg, Should I f!ln out and co-defensive ooordina- but at the same time we bav.e -lh\!re? Should I not? I hid tor Jim Heacock. ••With guys who are ready t6 step my hel~t from myself so I Lawrence coming back - up." c?uldn t ftnd It, so I wouldeven·though we do lose Vern There is room for ~ t even be tc;!l~Pted to run -you're still getting a guy improvement on the line, mto the game. . • · baCk: that has been a starter, · particularly when you con- He lau~hs at the ~Oq'who has' a lot ·df playing siderthat the defensive tack- Now he s glad he di~n·_t experience. Going into last les totaled nine fewer sacks ~~w away a year of eligJyear we thought he was than Gholston bad all by bthty on that one, game. _He going tQ be a very strong himself. . . hopes to prove he s the kind defensive end for JJS, so hav"We'.xe all worldng on the of player Gholston was last ing him back really helps." ~s rush.~ said Denlinger. season. . . lfl:acock then lists those 'Inside guys 'bad five sacks ''Everythmg ~ns for a wbo will fill up tbe line tbis as a unit, whereas eaclJ om: reason," he &ll!d. "So l get in 2008: ends Wilson, of us will probably l!ave :five two moo; years to ·ibet;U; Cameron Heyward, Rob sacks this year. ~·s no myse!L I m happy about 11. :Rose and Thaddeus Gibson, reason w:e shonldn t. We And .s o are· the Buckeyes. ASSOCIATED PRESS Reds IN •PageBt Haren said. "I dido' t have as much energy 'today. The Adrenalin gets going once you get out there." He gav.e up four hits in six innings, includiJig ' Corey Patterson's solo ·homer and ftillips • two--run shot in the fourth. Haren . also· started ctelleland Siten101e · a tMrrun single off ChiCago Wtlite Sox pitcher Javier VBzQuez and tackles Doug Worthington, Todd Denlinger, Dexter Larimore and Nader Abdallah_ <Gholston, the Big Ten's defensive lineman of the year, was.a second-team•A11American in 'his second year as a starter whose 14 sacks weae a school -record, lie' ~ adlllnk of giaiiile1ip ~'llllt the _B~ lave '!leWD'! acclannood, ~ llllll!"'~.en, possibilities in the second inrling of a baseball game Wednesday in Cleveland. White Sox catcher A.J . Pierzynski ·watches. APpholo Sizemore drives in three, Indians, Win 7-2 CLEVELAND (AP) two wins since 1954-55. Fausto Carmona's sinker AJ. Pierzynski · homered was in filthy 2007 form. in the ninth for the White The right-hander, who Sox. emerged from nowhere to Carmon.a's breakout in win 19 games last season, "07 helped, the indians win pitched seven innings in his the AL Central and beat the season debut and Grady New York Yankees 'in the Sizemore had three RBls to playoffs. However, · with · a lead the Cleveland Indians chance to put away the to a 7-2 win over the Boston Red Sox in the Chicago White Sox on Al.:.CS, he lasted just two Wednesday night. innings 1n a Game 6 melt·With his signature sinker down, one of the only times dipping and dancing away he didn't deliver all year. from Chicago's hitters, The Indians are counting Carmona allowed one run, on the 24--:year-old to•come and four singles. He got 16 through again. of his 21 outs on groundets, Carmona was replaced in 'struck out four and keptJim the .eighth by Japanese free lbome in the park; some- agent Masa Kobayashi; who thing Indians' ace C.C. facedjustthreebattersinhis Sabathia couldn't do in the major lC<~gUe .debut before opener. · being pulled. Rafael Perez Thome, who homered ·came in, struck: out Thome, twice off Sabathia · on walked Paul Konerko to Monday, grounded into two load the bases · and then of Chicago's three double fanned Jermaine Dye. plays and flied to right .Vazquez's wildness the mil~ fair ball hit into the helped Cleveland score air agamst Clumona. IM'ice in the fifth to !like a 4Asdhibal 'Cabrera bad 1 lead. three hits and two RBis for · Si¥.emore, baseball's curCleveland, which made the :rent lronman playing in his tripled most of four walks by White 360th straight Sox starter Javier Vazquez and scored on rera's sin(0-1). · . gle to make ·it 3-1. Jhonny ·i Jllelndiansare'2-0for1he Peralta reached on a fieldJ.'!;eomd straight year. It's the er's choice and Travis Ariwna' s go--ahead rally. at-~- --- LH Doug Davis 1ime they' ve ope~ Hafner singled him to third. He doubled off Bronson eXpects to start ~- ,rou.secutive seasons with Vazquez then walked Arroyo :in 1be fifth, when Be w.as diagnosed .witllifhy, the .Diamondbacks loaded ' .roid cancer last week and the bases with one out. ;;w.ill bave • li~JQ!r,ry on April· Eucatnacicm dnew'high and 10. Be wants to keep ;pitchwjile of catcher PaUl !Balro. ;jog until then. ... Stephen as he tried to force 1lancn at ' lDn*< JUt a solo homer. The the -plate on a routine ~db;icks have four .grounder, cleerting •to a pair J!Oq& s in two games, all of Ul!CIIIIIDdruns. solo ~>bots.... lB Conor · Hmm ailded 11 sacrifice Jack:sQn >oVU11ib:a.to a :hos.fly in the sixth for. the 5-3 pital for !J'eahneal.after the 'lead. -.game. ~He's llcc!l. sick for Nilles: Haren's double se~ di!Ys •wtrouble . was his fifth hit in 55 career · bread!iitg . ·.. . :.. .- · · &a::e· ··Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry charged with assault . Ryan Garko to load the bases, .and the right-bander put Franklin Gutierrez on with a walk to force in a run. The Indians added two runs in the sixth off rrdiever Mike MacDoug'!l on RBI singles by Sizemore and Cabrera. Sizemore's two-run, twoout single in the second put the ln<lians up 2-0. 1'1\e White Sox could dQ · nothing but pound · Carmona's sinker into the dirt. but a pair of grounders and a wild pitch ~got them within 2-1 in thdifth. With help from Cleveland's infield, Carmona kept Thome under wraps. ,. The Indians shifted their infield to the right, with third baseman Casey Blake moving to shortstop and Peral~<t sliding to second ·ln the first, Thome grounded to Blake who started a rare.56-3 double play. Then, with a runner .at first in the fourth, Thome grounded to Blake, who stepped an ·the liag and threw to frrst. Noles: Sizemore owns the majms' longest active consecutive games played streak. Sizemore's streak. is the· longest by an Indians player since Toby Harrah (473) from 1979-83. CINCINNATI (AP) Beng&ls . wide reoetver Chris Hemy has been accused of punching an 18. year-old man in tbe face . and bteaking hi-s .car window with a beer bottle, l!CCording to ' oow.t doou. ments filed Wedne~y. Henry, ·24, w.a s ·c harged with misdemeanor assault and criminal damaging in the Monday incident in . Cinci.onatL· A waJTant for his arrest was issued in Hamilton County Municipal Court. The player has had a string of problems with . police. He most recently was in coun last week after · being ticketed for driving with expired Kentucky · license: plates. He paid $149, according . to the Hamilton· County :· Municipal Coun records.: ~ ~• Jollt J1ta~m . Jllfiltrr Advertising Deadline: ·~MONDi4Y., APRIL i 4:-2008 ' 3:00PM Insertion .Datt: . WEDNESDA~ APRIL 16, ·I -;-.,' ~ . - ' I .I i First l ... • .' went the distance, allowing 14 hits, nine runs (seven earned) with two slrik1:0uts and four walks. Mallory White sustained the loss· for the· Lady Jackets. ihe Rio bats-contisued io be locked in the regularly scheduled douhleheader as the Redwom en ~rod uced back-to-back 14 run games . Game one saw Rio Grande bludgeon Oedarville pitching with 25 hi ts. Harless continued to have a monstrous day. going 3-for, 4 with rwo runs scored and two RBI. Mahon. Heading and senior pitcher Miranda Laws all cleared the fence with home runs. Mahon was 2-for-2 at the plate with two runs scored and two RBI. Heading added two hits in three atbats with .two runs scored and tWo RBI and Laws went ' HAFFELT'S !tit . MILL OVTLET, INC. . Your Area's # 1 Floor Covering Dealer! Debllo "-•-1 LUTCF, Apirt liS.A'Shill Street Pt PleaAM, WV l555t . Shaw farpet ·and Floor Center ~75.713' Resltlentia! • Commercial • Whnlesak • Retail Fu: 31U7S.73117 riv<rcilif.sills@s I' llliolb!aili'OIII 4247 State Rou!e 160 Galli pol b. Ohio &nto/Ho-/Busin!'SS/ Life/Annuity All l!ldepeadeat Agency a-• . liiJ•D·I--· &~tiD~E~In~ .Erie ~Insurance' . ~..:~1111 · Early on, James wowed : the crowd which included . Davidson guard Stephen .Curry. James was so · impressed with Curry's tor: rid streak during t.he NCAA : tournament he attended : Davidson's upset win over · Wisconsin last week in Detroit, when CUrry scored :33 points. · · : Curry r:eturned the favor · by watching James - and : e:ven wore a pair of James' : line of sneakers. · Jaines made four sttaight :free throws, a 3-pointer and -driving layup in a 16-4 run : to put Cleveland ahead 81:72 with 3:42 left in the third quart.er, wiping out an early · 12--point Charlotte lead. · But James picked up his fifth fool .with 8:·34 left ·when he smacked Wallace in die face trying to get -positio11 in the post. James · veh.emently protested the .tall . : "There: were a few ques.tionable ones,n James said "I lrnow how to keep . myself out of foul trouble for the most pan. In my career I' ve done a. great job of that." ; . With James on the bench, :tlie Bobcats tied · it on · Richardson's jumper with ;5:25 left. ' Mike Brown put James back io, but he lasted less than two minutes. He tlien watched his teammates bail him out. "It•s kind of special," James said. "The guys did a great job of not wonying about me being on the bench. They stepped in and made some big plays.n . fnm~Bl runs and three RBI' s. Dunn had a double and stole a base. Mahon and Heading added two hits with Mahon driving in two runs and Heading collecti ng one RBI. Ross went 2-for-4. scored two runs and had a stolen base . Rio' s cause was abo aided by five Cedar\'ille error;,. La)'ls r6-3) blanked the Lady Jacket~ on n111e hus ill the nightcap. . Harnica did not i~re any better the ' econd · t1me around · ver,us •he R edwom~n a' Rio knocked her out nf the ' box in the fir" inmng. ;cori n.g eig ht rum, 'ix of which were chargl"d to her. . Rio wa; schedu led 10 face the U n i>~ersitv of Charleston on Friday. bu1 that double dip has been moved to April 16. Ri o will host Mount Vernon Nazarene on Saturday (April 5) in a doubleheader beginning at 1 p . m . ~ PLAY COVERALL BINGO a tough-lli'!fl'_l gaine "..,.., l :;"~~~t;~~~~:. , get • Pomeroy Daily Sentinel . Gregory --Meyer,. whose hometown was not listed, and . an eyewitness. The eyewitness claimed 1-knry. punched Meyer, causing "visible injury." Henry then thre\JI a beer· bottle at Meyer :s car. breaking the rea( passenger window, according to the affidavit . After his most recent arrest. Henry pleaded guilty to letting minors drink alcohol in a hotel room he had rented. He served two day s in jail. The Bengals issued a statement expressing fru stration with Henry when he was in traffic court a year ago for driving with a suspended license. Following his NFL suspension, Henry caught 2\ passes for 343 yards and two touchdowns. · Rio 2-for-2 with two runs scored and two RBI. : Sophomore tbird baseman Brittany Creviston also notched a two-hit game and drove in two along with scoring . a pair of runs. Junior right fielder Amanda Stevens was 1-for-4 with a triple and two RBI and Ross was 0-for-3 but scored a run and drove in another. Laws (5-3) was benefi ciary of all the offensive onslaught as she picked up th e victory.. going fi , e innin~>- . allowing six hit,V' and ftve run ~ With a str'iitl-out and two walks. Sarah Harn ica wa' the losing pitcher for Cedarville. She wa' cbased from the pitchin!} c-ircle after 3 2/3 inning,. It wm• more of th e same fur the Redwtmen in the final ·game as they rolled to a 14-0 whi tewashing in. fi ve innings. Rio had 14 hits with freshman left fielder Kaci Dunn leading the way with a 3-for-3 game, with two WIN UP TO $1,000 ! ! !. froaa Page Bl A SPECIAL SECTION" In The • 6allllolif Bail~ Qtri&unt . . . Henry, who was arrested four times during a. 14month span. was suspended by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell for the first half of last season f Gr repeatedly violating the le'ague's 'c onduct policy. A mes~age seeking comment was left late Wednesday for Henry's attorney, Robert Lotz. Bengals spokesman Jack Brennan said the team is aware _of 'he charges hut declined comment. The · player 's agent, Marvin Frazier, said Henry gave him a different version. of events but declined to elaborate. , "I was told it didn ,., happen that way," Frazier said. According to an affidavit filed in Hamilton County. Henry was ide'lltified by Cava6ers iber, n Cavs coach Mike Brown said of James' foul . trouble. "But it happened tonight and our guys mayed composed and found a way to win the game oowo the stretch." Brown finished with 20 points, Anderson Varejao made eight of nine shots . and addtd 17 points and !12 rebounds, J!Od llgausk:as bad 16 points and l2 rebounds for Cleveland. .. The Cavaliers had seven players ~ double fig. ures in improving 10 i7- 22 on the road. · "lbey have a very talent~ ed team all the way down the r!JI;ter;n Bobcats forward Gerald Wallace said. · Richardson had 31 points, · Emeka Otifor .matcbed a season bigb with 25 ·and Wallace '!iCOied 21 · for 1be Qobcats. Who- lost · their secOnd straiglu game amid. questions of coach .Sam Vu~~:e~lt' s future. • : Wtth the Bobcats out cf : the playoff picture, part, owner Michael Jordan has; n 't said u Vincent will : retW'II next SCIIS0Jl. And 911 : the same day Vmcent made : a passionate plea to keep • his job, the Bobcats could: n 't take advantage of : lames' absence. ; ."We want to finish up the · season ~trong . 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Finished 2 car --lohou&e oildflnlllitd& hoated3car garage Ex- (740)1149-221 7 my!!Adii&sthume,com - · $199 8 monlh. 7~ 4463* aDPin lei'Yice announcement 1110 Ohio Valley . CURRENT E~~S 1'1.-q~) ·-==~= $1,900 down. siolll'$50001 M i - 740-828r2750 unattached . IXIOI\Iiliooo OHdy to WHY PfOoY RENTI 3 bed 2 mow in. $255,000.00, c.u: propedy _;....,-~~~~ 740-1128-2750 rnyrnidwelthoi I IEI.com Bedroom homo81rom ptetely cedar opens onto $214.36 per montl1, lndmany iJIIGI8dH, daliw:y & ~ & pool area. H<:atecl In .... ,.,_(140)385-2434 ground pool encloood by privacy fencing and lands USED HOIII!S 3BR 1rom -(Thllllo r~ -3 2la 4br ' 2ba , .700 sq ft $49,989 1 _rEcHNoldGr COMICS SPillS ENTERTAINMENT and more••• • To Subscribe Call The o.uy Sentinel 992·2155 • �www..mr'rilyte ltitMII.cona =~=Hi The lhily Seolinel• Plge 87 REA Crossword Puzzle BRI"GF - 1 l1oll*. .. 7 I GIIII F ':II llfliioe- - .,..... - • Q 1 11 • ! 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(01&11111!1 at 5:251 Doot5 Open at 4l00 ! • I Notice to lbe Public All a1811S in and around the St4)reSta GaUipolis plant including chmhouse and fannland ale posted Tliiiwtling & flelndval No Trespassing ! to the public. • IMMEDIATEQPENING Wod< bylJ1isCI!i4M •Reasonab~ Rates . of our oommunity. p=ny wid! a pat wrk N ;hn Is amady Ia 7 M& f«aGnphicslJ 'pdepi 1 f t . . fer a ·ww; ;m a.! die • •. p P" ftil sites. ne folow' , . . are 7llghPy dtsii PAt: 'l'e QMI ...-""-"'"""'·..... ..-. lrdher -~ c;...._..,. Eld'l Wier (1 the lil*18l Jtarlls b --· *Insured· *E"}1trienced . Rd'eronccs Available1 Call GaJy Stanley @ 740-591-8044" GRAPHICS DESIGNER .._... CELEBRITY CIPHER ~and Quality This posting for tile safety TOO!ty'•clse:A-IiK "«FZ :UZ IIUZS " K . WBSO .fLTXUZS IIKU VIH«ZU ll ·HHT BSH« . ZEZUOIHlD II.F .1SaY LII. ' Y IIHHT L·· .. OHC ' UZ ll.fZ . B VVTZ ' Ill HUT. ~· tH ·HSB . . 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Cal-• ......, - llon,oriDrM..,.il· -orteapect-· ..s,p::tarto . . tlet CDJilf cl CyndJe or Kat: • --21· (4)2,1,4 . . ·.'. ( of only_.. wrong·- n. "'"""'Y· LIBRA (Sopt . 23-0ct. 23) - Wlton _ , In the dump&, think about al the good thingS that have a:wne your W11f and be ~· to< them. Dait< only 1>11ng dait< soluitons, whWe sunny .,.... out oil the bligtd _ _.... 9CORPIO (Oct. 2 · -· 22) - Be canlfut that ~ don't teke • l'ilk on the ""'"""' "' ......., ~ llbout sometllii"' with which you'fe bMify Ull'fa. miUr. You miW1t bu. the wrong issue - " ' " wrong ·poraon. - . SAGITTARIUS (.N ov. 2~ Dec. 2 1) • --...1....-....1"'-.J '---------'------------= AltliOugli you liiiYe COI1JIIIII8Ion- ... ---dioopprovai. - "' the - ol olheno, 11"" mi.;rt 81q)rea )'OIJf emotions in a bh.tn1 28 Yean . llxporience. Choooo Da.~l.ewis •' 740-'992-6971 """ - .......ly. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) - ....,. or ~ ......,.. to PNtuttue ·people "' olmply on ' - "' ~. en.... ... you<_..._ ..., ; 'be 1ftiiMUMCf wlh an inlll::laLnMI ITIIIIiMYr· F•P I II &MiLNn-~1., I c..r: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION . . • Room Additions • Garages • \linyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches lllld Decks -· - 47239 Riebel Road, Lo:eg Bottom, OH 740-985-4141 . Cell: 740-416-1834 15+ ,_,.,~Free Elti•raf s . Advertise in this space for $64 r month lng-. • Nll.IMIU& (Jsn. · tt) - - ... awryhllplulenditWtngtl.:lh 'd •' ,end .omeoue wtlh u...,.., matt.. "-Y lltWnpttD.._ . . . tq Dffllt.AIIdllfui . . . . . - miglt1 joaltl¥ ""' tnio • pooi11onol_,. Iii; lltl. ............ .... .... ... PIICU-c--""' ID) -11'11 .... w""' ...... Gilt ol 1JII - -' ' f ·• .". •• ' to ..,_,w.,..••-""' -., """'..... . ., ""'' o( IOUP1VNU1Z II:UIIIIIS .01 I T " 0· l;#2~n . - V--AIIII--n--lf;YFALrr r.ca,, ... ..,_.. Try it> - -f''--7-"0'!'_,,., ~ loi ~. ~ IIQ!I WOIJ!!!!lg_ J w: . . . . . . . . . . . -.~ E. .... I IW, S.ult+ . C I . tj, ·. tloo Glflll&liiB ' ·-'*' ·.._a:., 1.:!;ow411~· 21v lf\&4ltDICI1111 • " --:-- ""'et I I . •. 1.15ra•AIST ! lnsur&d&- ,_loflillllrSaul .... "111~~ _,lladp.,_M (f41jtlll-a117..,_1._ lllll'- cc ,_,...,., _,.,..,1.1E1Dall JL• ,I w I ~ .... ~ I CIISioo lndlla - . 41115 p ..... 211111 Fald Win I nottha1_, you< ...... "'""' of · " you otiti dlo· agree, point out some brighter poed)ill· Co:n!weiJ lsllllln$ ?or lie atlli lie ..., or OU'II, lla?dwm . . _ lor PI 3 -d tor """""· VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) - s-teel 91.. Pa I Of, Ollio The f, • · Tronaporlation · ..,... 11 ....,, --~·..., 01 1h: Sullmloar aa (1'40)- 1 • Do oitondioos1D thingo 4nwhle you. H you ln1ertere in ilauea that · are none or your concern, you nVgttl ..__.. ..... $, 20111 .. 10:110 ......,. pulllc . . . . . . 111 - KWOO_,-""'' LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - ..... . ll:oiGC ' 0 dlf, .__ _ _ _ __, .. - - - ,.. leold • 22) w1ewa on 1h!m. Ute aublle and Chaertul phTMes, not lorcaful deli.allda. 11> S1lilt I __ ..,_ "' All - II .....: -•lapn Njlet.., or 1111 . _ . ._. ~.,_., S.ulcn- : ' ;•,-;.:ao (1)15,31(4)1,2,3,4 . . loc!il ............ ':, ,. ....... ' : . . . D to 3 , _ . _ .....,. · Ia •rl . . .... P • · ' ' ace, · ...- ao . . ;w4 nr ·wlllcle Pi illl . . to- - · ihlnldng Nt ••• :moe: ....... I 21 ..July (June Awocalbi and compankJn6 are more likoly 1D to your ~I afli the' ............ 'nle ..... c-.ty , . , ........ 118 • Bolrtl "' ...., 1'_.,_.Aplll, 11 . . . . . . 1-7411lttdt tl&si iInc. 8 ___ 1 en.,,...,. "'""" ""' they wll only mdln, get you CXIh;tlalal\! off --~wooup. . • .z t fil I [ "' •Room Mrlllloia ..-Cue...... llnCES USMIDOi . . . . Bul1dlttgl Additions to"""'-....... I •Oa:loa Remodeling, Room Tlte Gallipolis DtJiJy Trilnuu 125 Thin! Ave., r ..!tipolis, OWo 45631 Il I l I I •9a "'• Drywall, Saadnri!SIIIamlll: Mattlto43«n Advatislwc Dindor at Consb ucti(an • Vlnpl Sillng ......... Roofihg, Siding, widl lir• -,,._ Paid ...._ l:!l:n ril 1ho l:l:r Laoililatd uadl Itolow • ....... I .. , . • , lllly~rr.· AALD&JANIS ,. ....... �www..mr'rilyte ltitMII.cona =~=Hi The lhily Seolinel• Plge 87 REA Crossword Puzzle BRI"GF - 1 l1oll*. .. 7 I GIIII F ':II llfliioe- - .,..... - • Q 1 11 • ! K. • J 198 •NI!I!IIIIInl!5 -· •Con;plde Remodelil1g ---- West'Vilginia Jobs f.olmdalioo llau!s BINGO! sa ~·~ 1:1111 . . - 8.-tlll I'll 111411 mo. 5.2 • •••PIIIrfarBIII.Malle(l ....."~· (3) $1,000 Games Tnctlli'S, Mowers, . Pack!" 1n •.• space ' H-Hone>1 1- lntegrity S-Savict for •. $64 AU. PAYOUlS GUARANTEED! Only $20 for 1st paCk ancl l@Years I st Road to left ab<M! Mason GolfCo~me Harvey Rood Mason. W\1 $5 ead1 additional pack1 Come play lor a cause lhal's -*'playing lor.. Net Proceeds will beliBfit lhe lara loop s -Oiold fiiMI 16 Saftdltnk 10 6 aGiw .. .,. ru.,... an •• · '' 011t ") <I 'L o:.llll ...,. 11811- ts.....'* 31 • Dealer: South - - l N'l' - INT Pus .--;.;.lead: '<:--'6 ' : FIWIK I EARNEST .ll Eul : AUpoiS 'awn . M - SD ~ :::li 52~• «1:1 --. . ..... 11:e- 5 3seU:gi:- ~1i:tte 11 la,o II:..... J 20.-ttlttlltt41«efrltl- •<r II t alil!ib 44 ...... 15 ERn: 4i ..._ ~ .=., ·zz 23 - ........ T110lwel "" ail:an;as :-,-u:. - ....... -,_,a51··;:.. NYC pGI*aill!enGal correct postop. I W • ....., S7 G o l = 35 .Sublitii 41*1• 11-. • a.....,_ eo.. .,_..., ..... ·---1~-..., . H-•:ww• A good_lead needs per M~ 25 pnk, sr 1D 1::4=- 12 ;0 'M . . . _ . _ 11 • Vulnetible. North-Soulh 11llm, M~. . Craftsman, MID. Briggs & Stranon (2) $200 Gaines (12)$100 G mes s~ .._ 2111Doiie ..... 21 ...... ,. . •QJIOB i , • in this SerWcing La..... ., _ •Qr097 Advertise JN.IIl..3lM 1-~ tl - . AS CIAI. FRDII.l', ...._411t MASON MOWilll. ~~ T~ .. IS . . ,,:......_._. =.2=__ _ -- .. 97 ·6 --~ DOWN 47 ~;- , month Uaso!l Ooumy • f You~~ foclball) ..eagoo. Wma IMnond I amjsB!e 'ell FREE Ea1ly Bird Drallling. MilS! be a player ID be eligible. (01&11111!1 at 5:251 Doot5 Open at 4l00 ! • I Notice to lbe Public All a1811S in and around the St4)reSta GaUipolis plant including chmhouse and fannland ale posted Tliiiwtling & flelndval No Trespassing ! to the public. • IMMEDIATEQPENING Wod< bylJ1isCI!i4M •Reasonab~ Rates . of our oommunity. p=ny wid! a pat wrk N ;hn Is amady Ia 7 M& f«aGnphicslJ 'pdepi 1 f t . . fer a ·ww; ;m a.! die • •. p P" ftil sites. ne folow' , . . are 7llghPy dtsii PAt: 'l'e QMI ...-""-"'"""'·..... ..-. lrdher -~ c;...._..,. Eld'l Wier (1 the lil*18l Jtarlls b --· *Insured· *E"}1trienced . Rd'eronccs Available1 Call GaJy Stanley @ 740-591-8044" GRAPHICS DESIGNER .._... CELEBRITY CIPHER ~and Quality This posting for tile safety TOO!ty'•clse:A-IiK "«FZ :UZ IIUZS " K . WBSO .fLTXUZS IIKU VIH«ZU ll ·HHT BSH« . ZEZUOIHlD II.F .1SaY LII. ' Y IIHHT L·· .. OHC ' UZ ll.fZ . B VVTZ ' Ill HUT. ~· tH ·HSB . . PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Do no1 wmmit11:eerro: ... of asw:ing that ff""' •QumXI'rB camot &aYBtho wi1ole of mankind you haYilfaiied.' · Jan de Hartog ...... IDp • Mw!li-Ad Cmitor •AdalleAa-or.t • aad be (-i!iar wilh Maai. S!oould aho ..'l'e kDowled&e CO!lt!E~ ST~NE CllHSTRIICTION "' ,_._ mPur ..., spoe-ror .......... Fwl!- ........ liiW! ; • pwilion 5offil, Decks, Doots, Windows, ~ E/ectl'ic, Plumbing, pUl holda15. 41lk. . •co..a- OI'HIIail ...._. FNe£16- 740-367~ - ~ - au.-·- l'llt~ 7 742-2332 81d . . . . art 1 5ai001 7"'!bbll: ...,.,. ~•Yc!.al!ylriiMwuw Owner: 740-367~ . 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URIII ;VIII liD ......... d • . . llgJ:1 ao Njlet.., ==·~ 1 plied wa:atly or 111 par 1111 . In to Ia . . . . c:..y ....,_ occo:eteoew wiSe 2t- ao.tl 01 .....,.. For lui1iw "heiornla ..., .... , . . . . . . . l:o:l :dod In pewwtoua ····= = ·c-.., Cllf-1*111,12 . . . . R I ......._· 6 D.FII 1s ,.... . . hlii1od s- 7 Ltd g 1 •~;~1 °P:;:!!_! 3 lllillan an 1M bals 01 • .... iC8lloMI lncluolrlea Inc. , _ ..,._1-..c~ llido to 1110 illtJn, piJIIlk•W or ID7, a,__., OhiD 1 em;., 41771 13127, (4) 3, 10' · ,...;:, -.· .... Cal-• ......, - llon,oriDrM..,.il· -orteapect-· ..s,p::tarto . . tlet CDJilf cl CyndJe or Kat: • --21· (4)2,1,4 . . ·.'. ( of only_.. wrong·- n. "'"""'Y· LIBRA (Sopt . 23-0ct. 23) - Wlton _ , In the dump&, think about al the good thingS that have a:wne your W11f and be ~· to< them. Dait< only 1>11ng dait< soluitons, whWe sunny .,.... out oil the bligtd _ _.... 9CORPIO (Oct. 2 · -· 22) - Be canlfut that ~ don't teke • l'ilk on the ""'"""' "' ......., ~ llbout sometllii"' with which you'fe bMify Ull'fa. miUr. You miW1t bu. the wrong issue - " ' " wrong ·poraon. - . SAGITTARIUS (.N ov. 2~ Dec. 2 1) • --...1....-....1"'-.J '---------'------------= AltliOugli you liiiYe COI1JIIIII8Ion- ... ---dioopprovai. - "' the - ol olheno, 11"" mi.;rt 81q)rea )'OIJf emotions in a bh.tn1 28 Yean . llxporience. Choooo Da.~l.ewis •' 740-'992-6971 """ - .......ly. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) - ....,. or ~ ......,.. to PNtuttue ·people "' olmply on ' - "' ~. en.... ... you<_..._ ..., ; 'be 1ftiiMUMCf wlh an inlll::laLnMI ITIIIIiMYr· F•P I II &MiLNn-~1., I c..r: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION . . • Room Additions • Garages • \linyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches lllld Decks -· - 47239 Riebel Road, Lo:eg Bottom, OH 740-985-4141 . Cell: 740-416-1834 15+ ,_,.,~Free Elti•raf s . Advertise in this space for $64 r month lng-. • Nll.IMIU& (Jsn. · tt) - - ... awryhllplulenditWtngtl.:lh 'd •' ,end .omeoue wtlh u...,.., matt.. "-Y lltWnpttD.._ . . . tq Dffllt.AIIdllfui . . . . . - miglt1 joaltl¥ ""' tnio • pooi11onol_,. Iii; lltl. ............ .... .... ... PIICU-c--""' ID) -11'11 .... w""' ...... Gilt ol 1JII - -' ' f ·• .". •• ' to ..,_,w.,..••-""' -., """'..... . ., ""'' o( IOUP1VNU1Z II:UIIIIIS .01 I T " 0· l;#2~n . - V--AIIII--n--lf;YFALrr r.ca,, ... ..,_.. Try it> - -f''--7-"0'!'_,,., ~ loi ~. ~ IIQ!I WOIJ!!!!lg_ J w: . . . . . . . . . . . -.~ E. .... I IW, S.ult+ . C I . tj, ·. tloo Glflll&liiB ' ·-'*' ·.._a:., 1.:!;ow411~· 21v lf\&4ltDICI1111 • " --:-- ""'et I I . •. 1.15ra•AIST ! lnsur&d&- ,_loflillllrSaul .... "111~~ _,lladp.,_M (f41jtlll-a117..,_1._ lllll'- cc ,_,...,., _,.,..,1.1E1Dall JL• ,I w I ~ .... ~ I CIISioo lndlla - . 41115 p ..... 211111 Fald Win I nottha1_, you< ...... "'""' of · " you otiti dlo· agree, point out some brighter poed)ill· Co:n!weiJ lsllllln$ ?or lie atlli lie ..., or OU'II, lla?dwm . . _ lor PI 3 -d tor """""· VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) - s-teel 91.. Pa I Of, Ollio The f, • · Tronaporlation · ..,... 11 ....,, --~·..., 01 1h: Sullmloar aa (1'40)- 1 • Do oitondioos1D thingo 4nwhle you. H you ln1ertere in ilauea that · are none or your concern, you nVgttl ..__.. ..... $, 20111 .. 10:110 ......,. pulllc . . . . . . 111 - KWOO_,-""'' LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - ..... . ll:oiGC ' 0 dlf, .__ _ _ _ __, .. - - - ,.. leold • 22) w1ewa on 1h!m. Ute aublle and Chaertul phTMes, not lorcaful deli.allda. 11> S1lilt I __ ..,_ "' All - II .....: -•lapn Njlet.., or 1111 . _ . ._. ~.,_., S.ulcn- : ' ;•,-;.:ao (1)15,31(4)1,2,3,4 . . loc!il ............ ':, ,. ....... ' : . . . D to 3 , _ . _ .....,. · Ia •rl . . .... P • · ' ' ace, · ...- ao . . ;w4 nr ·wlllcle Pi illl . . to- - · ihlnldng Nt ••• :moe: ....... I 21 ..July (June Awocalbi and compankJn6 are more likoly 1D to your ~I afli the' ............ 'nle ..... c-.ty , . , ........ 118 • Bolrtl "' ...., 1'_.,_.Aplll, 11 . . . . . . 1-7411lttdt tl&si iInc. 8 ___ 1 en.,,...,. "'""" ""' they wll only mdln, get you CXIh;tlalal\! off --~wooup. . • .z t fil I [ "' •Room Mrlllloia ..-Cue...... llnCES USMIDOi . . . . Bul1dlttgl Additions to"""'-....... I •Oa:loa Remodeling, Room Tlte Gallipolis DtJiJy Trilnuu 125 Thin! Ave., r ..!tipolis, OWo 45631 Il I l I I •9a "'• Drywall, Saadnri!SIIIamlll: Mattlto43«n Advatislwc Dindor at Consb ucti(an • Vlnpl Sillng ......... Roofihg, Siding, widl lir• -,,._ Paid ...._ l:!l:n ril 1ho l:l:r Laoililatd uadl Itolow • ....... I .. , . • , lllly~rr.· AALD&JANIS ,. ....... �P a .. • I li8 • The Olily Seutird WWW.a&)....,A . tl;scl~ ir • ' . ATA closes operations, files for bankruptcy, A3 . Buckeyes·take NIT .championship, Bt ~ ' r f • Reds M1 3-2 over "' . :: : ; : Diamclndbadcs.. . · . SeePIFBl . · . BYB: uJ.REm ~- b. ror free .........,.,.- <' · speech. . . And, of course, tl prolDlses to be .a grand party when ~ Olinese trot the torch through Tibet and. up Mt. Evcu:st. · Four . months before ~ OlymplCS, the. ooontry :tS desperalely tl)'mg ~law US ~ay o~t of a public n;lalions mghtmare ~threatens t!> .uodel11lUie an Olymptcs that w.a s . suppoii:d ·t o celebrate. Orina as ID athletic ind eeooomic . superpower. . Instc~ o~ exc1trme~t ~·· POMEROY -· A month aftel' brr visit.to Pomeroy, u.s. Seoawr Hillary Ointon, D-N.Y., still gets a *008 reaction from sup. porters wbon sbe ~a ~ 'Stoly 'Sbe'beanl here. · 1he Washington Post, . Associ•ecJ Press 'lllld CBS Radio an: among the nation- nnm.-., Y ~flJ. -~=iniiiCt ~t;•J)!": ::; •- - IIIlO a . euaaitl IIOiiciel dlill ' = = c.-:.t.sfl!:*r!:lcw..= ~Uh tbe !h-ID ·tbebilligaa, BY BEnt ...,.... _a.n ... : ·c..wc..· Buy Raw $22,110 •"*•.. yes~ . - ·· 7 • , ...... 7 .., •.:&~.,-~ ....... . . ......lm'. .l.l . . . ', ..,._,............... OunuAiUES . . ' . ' : PqeAl : :.t II 131 Inn AI ' ' ,.. . , el, 81 i--~~ ~-================ INsm£ \~ See ... A6 WFATIIEit *****Pre-Ownea Specials. This Wee/(**** *. ,--.,.---· ------~..,. .. ~ .......... INDEX . • a .~ ~ ' . conseque~ of underage drinking in vivid manner: "There is nothing worse than the smeN of blood and alcohol." ICccording to Sgt. Robbie Jacks of the Ohio State Highway Patrol, 105 underage drinkers -11! cited for operating a vehicle while inloxicaled .in the past 'lflree years Meigs County, and four fatal crashes have been attTibl:lted to drunk drivers. Jamie Bai~IIY. Carrie VaDReeth, Sarah P.ulfms afternoon. in p~lheir cash - held in con1n Tuesday's a!Ieged Mmed robbery of me Par Mar Convenient Store (The Bearon) at the comer of Nye Avenue. and County Road 7A. _ According to Pomeroy Chief of Police Mad!; E. Proffitt, just after 10 p.m. on Tuesday a male suspect entcnd the store wearing a toboggan with a piece of cloth over his mouth as a sort of disguise. The susthen "brandished a L IJmifi:" J~Dd , dem~ndcd 11!01'1Cf from tile. cln<h ~s. ·ter, Proffitt said. · The clerk gave the . suspect . an unspecified amount of money while iwo other customC£s were waiting in the store . The suspect then left with l!be cash on foot. . Proffitt said witnesses N . . . , .lla,..AJ "' A2 Oassifieds Bs-6 HOEFLICHOMYDofiiLYSENTINEL.COM B7 POMEROY -Cheyenne Gorsleoe, a fifth grader at Meigs Intennediate School won the title of Meigs Cojlllty Spelling Bee Champion at the annual contest held Thursday night at Eastern Elementary School. Gorslene correctly spelled "croquet" and then went on to spell '"democracy" to eaprure the top a~ard in the final round of the spelling competition. Rllllllef-up was Lauren Booth, a fourth grade Meigs Intermediate student. . About 40 school champions from the three school districts in die · Bv CttARI..i:NE HoEFucH A4 As-7 As NASC4\R ObitUaries Sports cllll'npioo llbip tJophy from Kim Atlei1, Ealelltlld and gifted coordinator for the Athens Meigs Educational Serilice Center. l..alnn .Booth, . left, a foul'lfl grader at Meigs lnl&mleclate, Wll awarded the runner-up trophy. We have a loan to f1t yolll n e eds Corporl'te lpoD50tl becominJ uneasy, . Steven always aood for the poeketSpidbelJ hu resiped book. · and politics mle u .. recoesick bis ·decision to ittend the games, ·where the T1m Daljlbt!rg is·a NJtioltVIP lieCltioo at the ()Jiening a1 sports collllrllli.rt for ~ , oeiemonies coidd feature . Associated Pnss. Write tfJ tots of empty IIC&li. 1 /tim at tdohlbt!rgap.org At.._.N!II """e a • I . ...._._. AIR 1 ) . . . 7 a IJ1:rgini.a ro~ Supp•Ciil"ti:r.l.g O·s Si:nc-e 1954' •• 79 TI I BSER:lENTOMi'DA!LYSENTINELCOM COLUMBUS The appeal of the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency's issuance of a final air permit-to-install for the ooal-fired power plant proposed by American Muni~ Power-Ohio has moved uttp its nen phase. The ..,...,m was filed by the Natwal Resouroes Defense Council~ Ill., Ohio Enviroomental Council, Cellllllbus, Sierra Club, San Francisoo, Calif. and the National Parks Conservation Association, Knoxville, Tenn. last month against OBPA Director Chris Korlenski and AMP-Ohio. A prebearing on the appeal now before the Ohio EnvirOnmental Appeals Review Commission ·took place on Wednesday with parties from both sides of the issue me to . fourth, fifih, sixth, seventh and eighth grades competed for the title. The event got underway with the Chester Boy Scout Troop presenting the flag, Kim Allen, talented and - and six-year-old Michael gifted · coonlinator, was in Letson singing the National charge of the contest with Anthem. superintendents · ·Ri~k Stlldents taking part and Edwards of Eastern, Btll the schools they represented Buckley of Meigs, aud TQny were as follows : · Deem of Southern serving Eastern Elementary: as j'udges. Becky ZW'Cher, a Grade 4 - .Holly Johnson, retired teacher, ·was pro- Nick Combs· Grade S nouncer for the spelling bee. Meloney Vielory, Morgaa · Certificates were present- Tackett· Grade 6 - Erin ed by Allen to each of the Swatzei Brandon Coteman· participants, with Dr. John Grade ' 7 Marsllali Costanzo, superintendent of Aanestaad, Derick Powell< Athens-Meigs Grade g _ Aimee Watson, the f.:d~eational Service Cen!Cf, Sam Levacy; gtvmg. ~h one a .spellmg Meigs Intermediate bee .,pm m recogmuon of being a school champion. Nu I - " AI L-~--<:J T to new puppl- . '.-.,we.-how~ ' a-.......,.. for yuw un~q.., lit. .. We:s~ ' BY BEnt Se'Gmr · Meigs fifth gfadet wins spelling bee Caleridars . • T'ha.n k YollJ Olil.io 6 forward ' ~·· 0.1& &Pill·~ PONTIAC movmg N na-MIP.AJ Malga fifth .lllaieo Oheyerl;le Gol'llene, .center, ..-~Yes the ~YC . ·' pennit ' • in l!lt®t!•oa:. ~ Annie'sitr'iii'C'l. '~A . ·~ ~ Comics Editol,'ials Faith .. Values Movies , - . !!spokes~from ERAC, . IJijj p!!!M~ !!&!iiiil 011 at m . · two upcoming dates. · Joiftt status reports 8Dd a joint ease management schedules must be subinitted to ERAC by both parties on or before Julie 2. Basic.ally the two reports will include an update of communications between Weather fir 11101e t1 en f ill wialliq JOid II 1elt tha wbat ia h 1pea 1!111a pllcel they miPt be ~lllrcsi*me~ to • ~ OD I ~ llld:o ~~· arc beiD,J I IOcijJ ICUVlst liD t that way. - contc:rence a6 PAGI!I . - .... ........ ... Douglas Hunter, pictured, addressed 1he Ryan · . Cozart, 27, . Syracuse, was arraigned before ·. Story ·who 1let Cozart's bond al $50,000 with 10 percent cash allowed, StOI)' also 'Jet Cozart's preliminary hearDig for 11:30 a.m~ Aprill 0. Cozart was then reprimanded iDto the custody o f the Meigs eounty S'-"ff''s Offioe ' UDtil Ill: . ..:.!~:"..:!:: • t-· . • Couleia ICe neaJty SOld Cti. Scle f'llle AS • POiilics as (m~•RI ...... ..... ......... .....,. IT bolld. Cozart is suspec . '"·' TIW.IS pc SIB tl See . . . A3 ' 5 POMEROY A . S)TliOuse man faced fonnal awges of aggg~vared robbery before Meigs County Court Judge Steven L. Story .. iloMwrriiWII. ~,/;;. :'.::1-~ oDty tal left in Meigs County, so sbe bad to go to a neigbhnrlef'Oillb. ing couaty." '1 IJei""''.CI lisfcoftjug 1D a ~be ihl7wcd up. and die Story about a young WOIDMI bospilal said, "You !mow. in a small tmm aloug the you've got ID give us one Ohio Riva:, in . Mei!S buodml doOars befce we Cauaty, .met 'WCldal in a can see you;' She didn't • parlor," the Cington Post reported bave a lnmllnld dollars." ._. as u Clinton saying. · ~She got Educators, COI.WI qllicials, panlt'IIS., and ,. teens gathered for a town hall meeting at Meigs High School Thli!Sday t!11ening to add! ess. Che prOblem of undeRtge drinking. its CGI1118quences, and possl:lle 181118dies. The meetiug was sponsored by the Meigs County Community Coalition through a federal grant County Coroner WGOCI3\ITtltn'JW..~COM ::CJUY w~- iaveated ~ ~she -ted having p:>Mcms.'Jbae's 00 hospi- Appeal on-· AMP air suspect fact5judge , Qbm7 Oacia ..., "'U'"'I•-"- doal qency that could do bealer IbiD brllld the Dl1al r....,. 11 a "wolf in moak's robet" and hit followers !be ~ICum of 8uddhi1111." cbea, Oimoo bas told the story to aowds w the oouotJy ro ~ the need for bealtb care Robbery . Beififii·during over sWimJI!Jng events m the 'spectacular ~ater tube ven~. the Chinese . arc hearing . conde~ o~er a bloody ~- m Ttbet. Those cnes bave even ~wned out any recent praue for the beauty of the Bird's Nest stadium and other Olympic .sites. · They've spent billioo1 for tbeir ,J'IIOIIIIMit in the IUD, ~ Nash, Clinton was touched by a story Holman recounted, about a friend who lost her baby and later died from complications of pregnancy, because she ·cOuld not afford a doctor's office visiL " 1be ~ was one of sev~ ihe loCal families ~with the fiCll!afnl' lllld presidemial candidate dur· mg her visit here. Since " . ·' t,.d.ly fo1: the ·Chinese, the fOrob relay will disappear into tbat aruntry eady Qert month, and the :jlrolestS liJidy will cease. . If 1met stays under control at the .same time, ~ could ev.1ie a brat in the outcry""' over hull!8D rights . issues. But China is ·o pening itself up to the world for ·three weeks in August, and .._._ · •• ._ ""' l!!OVemment wm~ ~ able to coatrol ev'emhina. There Will almost c:irwnfy be """"'st& of some SOlt in the games, aDd if authorities an: too heavy-banded in IIIJII)n:ssing them there could be a baekl.sh tbat defines _these Olympics forever. IIi the end, it may be the ... ~etes themsel.ves w.o decide JMrN fll' ~· aoes. ~. they bepn 'P"'....._1\1 '*J.em new& outlets r~ling a story about a Milldleport woman who died last August after she was turned away from a .local urgent . care facility. , Because in some areasGfilhe country, it ~ an unlikely scenario, tqJOifer5 are now in~ in the "'back ·story." During her · visit in February · with Bryan Holman and Trent aud Lori al llAEE!IelmllliiL1I'SENTINEI..COM Chinese aren't going to twke. Olympic-sized issues · go away UlitiJ a parade . bad-s callin• . Clinton ••ses Meigs tragedy ~ .highlight health ~ ' The Beijin& Olympics are still four months away, and lhaldy tbtR an: plenty of rood stories .to be told. One oftbe .best can probably be found on some p~g farm in nar.al China, where llbe Comm\IDiSt Party fiuictionary · who came up wi1h the grandiose plans for die ton:h relay must surely by ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,_ _ __ now be knee-deep jn muck. This all must be a big 'Fotalitarian governments em~sment to ·Beijing, tend to have creative ways even tbougb 110 one is talkofdealin~ with people wbo ing about an .athletic boy.m ak;e mtstakes, and they oott. 1bilt didn't worll: in ~n·~ come'any bigg~ than t980 .when President Cuter the decision to take the made a stand Qainst Soviet 04 Olympic torch on a. month- intervention in long relay outside of China Afghanistan, and' there's a when all it's done is pro- general ooltsensus that it vide the perfect platform would do little other than for pro~sters. serve ·to embarrass the Coea•Cola is he'S:! ~even ~sponsor tbe relay, a But while IOC president ston that in ~looks Jacques Rogge prefers ·t o about as SIDlllt as ·tl)'ing to en~e in what he calls sell New Cote. Ben & ..silent diplm:oaey~ over ferry's ice CIUDI isn't, but issues l ike free speech, rompany . oo-follllder .·Ben Darfur 8Dd Tibet, a few athCohen iii .urging everyone letes have indicated they tD come to ·San Francisoo f.O m1gbl not toe the line. · protest China's role in India' s soccer c;aptain D~ur when the torch refused an offer to carry die amves there next week. tor:cb in his country Tibetan activists will be because of Tibet, and twothere, too, but not before time Frerioh judo gold they greet the totc1t later med•Hst David Douillet .t his week overseas. Any said his c:ountty's Olympic exciteme~t the _Chine~ hopefuls ptan .to mate a were ttymg to stu Up m statement when the torch Paris for the Olympics will ~bes Paris. be teiDpered by a bauner at "We ba"e things to say "~tr ballwbi .ce.cc:IctelbrMi_"g ~. ahn and .. 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