https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/16e0682c715472dbe9044da5b7d9acc1.pdf edd8906cfdd50aab914f2ab3f1d652e5 PDF Text Text GAitii'KNING s ,,, . . Don't Wild :~ -~tin's sliD alive and weD·in the ga•den as in abe woods if ' you're dwse ac; . the universal language ofbotanical naanes ........._1:11_ part of a plant I .~....., & . L ~ ' r ' Smuts eam the Arrow of Light award, A3 " a gO Club makes donation, A3 ........, . __ reswe~ RIR'H-=IPIIESS AaJCW~ idodat liDe about I.-in beiD,g ·a cbd I @'! ! bam"l . . ...:lllillleaOIIlllla Wbai ,pole a . ' -.·. ..,... scheduled on AMP I' ... " hicp it :ali~ _, a Latin-based dassi..,._ cblillld ..t .a balf P"ti~~~; is sysmn two <lCIII- • waify plat ' 7"'5 . . . ia _ , cases, slaodal lbi:m. Cat 1 •a-s ·a ·s.edish ......iSl · ' ..t ' physician, mrieS . • fO bill,..,..,., baed Wld;oa ubw:awllblt; ..t + eel pbys- · at dlaacAtiiaUcs. The ~ mme, or biJICWrial amsi!oU of die "f'......;s,~ a • ,.W!>diMd lli!ua This uttJ rJ piiOID sire ~ a· pelalpiiium in a )8d iin New N ' W:. -. S.;aln . : 1, ·JGU c::e"t ideidt a L aer ~a ~a 8iwn plmt pr. .an. TBihe 1he case dftlli$_ ... lleil......,.• - O f the mast COOiiiiUij•IH plaiiS in /tll)ltlilcawilll- 20J)..:;. Of pwp.' The ...,. podioD eties. It's ..,lilly a~ and Cll1liiW it by ft5 lAIIin liBI1e ~ a horbuln)Wlll ..._ -*1 .., mis' n :e:a lidetlflltr. is the ~ ific • &'"w:t"" or a lower cue arljcc •ive isobl- ....... •**" ~ amemha: (f{fdlll group. Ow!dw ....... , !hey O.h•iry a pldicullr · p~B., ..m! or millcAl A &mik e• ••4* aQbt , be lv:u rubnun, or die' :Scia!ljfic: IIIIDC fu£a nd nuple 1Rie. fitiDt it a *ft furlbrr' 10 Ale« l1lllnlm "''ctober Brilli;anre~ -w pnMde die tJ:wilmwlr name fur a p.tticulady brilliiDJ led. Duple 00 ............ it is COIIIDIOIIly ¢ailed (Soft, Scadet or Swamp maple) . within its GUJ8e from O!Urio fO Flurida. : "'Couimon plant aames • - a rid! crove of imQay. ud I would JDeW:I' suggest tfl;at we .stop toll::il!g about p;gweed. pussytoes., or love-ia,;a-putf.~ writes Jand!iCapC desipa lb!bm:a Danuoscb in liD imroduction to "'Gadeata's Latin~ by BiD Neal "'Bill QMDIIWW llaJIIeS '1 County proclamations Oaape••Q ... idt611aa . Latin 101: A qUick primer in~ ·horticultmal I .atin for the garden ~ ,. ! ... ~ I I • lh' a r• .LIIEID .IIYDEMII1F-• . . . A5 . • o..w.dcuniljs, 8t • LblllH ; IJ!l. 83 ' . Finltdii¥JbalrJ bool•• at tsdia:ll: •sl See . . AJ ··OBis ness DGiar ,od"'iai'bel!es •adla..a::•aallili:....., drss See . . ..u • 4-1 Pars dler All aue: Meigs County Col Iii I • 5, Jnlils Jim Sheets and Uick Davenport signed a pmdamation Thursday declaring May 1 as1MJ ~ional Du uf ~.in Ufll Couri!y, .tlsQ. $1U!11Cl . . - 1frill I iliei's Of f i ·kicliHIIiitiOOal ' Day m,Prayer eomm.ittee= •Bn;mda Bamhart, Gladys Cumings, f>asiDr Galy Ellis and Aaslor Peter Nanindale. s.r.AS I • fi811181il OOimidel Uft: Meigs County . Commissionels proclaimed April Alcohol Awareness Month, in . conjunction with the .National Council on Alcoholism and Drug · Dependence, Meigs County Mobilizing for Change on Alcobol, and Meigs County Studen1s Against Destructive Decisions. Cara BullingiDn, Brenda Culfman and Michelle Evans of the agencies are pictured with Commissioners Jim Sheets ·and ., W~tBBR •, .. Mick Davenport. . . .. I- 5 ......1. 7 I C ' l . . . . . . . . . ''!PI I " ' receives boost. Rutland in search ·of water leak· · BY BEnt Sew BSERGENTOMI'DAll~ ' Classifi~ • Cmnics F.ditorials • Movies • • Obituaries ' ~rts · • .. on hBating & altl(rJg www.qualitywindowsystems.com *With appi"'YBd aei:tit --,-- v- - ' **,..,.,Glass costs with -The rixiz!r lhlt Pill mr t2rr· FREE in-home ~1 Weather 8 Section A6 RUTLAND Sinoe January, the Village of RutlaJ;ld has lost more than one million gallons of water. This ongoing problem is putting a major strain on the village' s water fund which is consistently in the red. The missing water was ·discussed at Rutland Council 's most recent meeting. Rutland purchases its water from I eNiing Creek Conservancy District and in March it pun:hased 408,700 gallons more than it sold. In the last couple of months village officials have been . fi d the auemptm g 10 m alleged leak. . Street . S'!pennloendent Dave Davts lilltd a ~ple .or months ago an olficial wtth the Ohio Rural 'WIIter Association tested, at no charge, 800-1,000 feet of water line on Depot Street but found no leaks. Davis and other Rutland workers should begin this week in searching for a possible leak on Martin Avenue in another attempt to find and solve the problem. Last week when visitors fro~ the office of the Ohio · Auditor of State visited the village, they reooiilll'lended fi~ng the leak as well as finding other measures to cut ~osts such as. posSibly turnmg the stree.t lights off. May~ Lowell Vance and Councilwoman Tom Hudsan met wtth the offictals who also ~scus~ what It would mean ;f the vtllage went mto fiscal emergency where the state would manage all vii1a financeS. Vance said the • otfcials indicated to him · PI ••-...._AI ' ' �• • NATION • WoRLD·-' ' ANNIE,S MAILBOX . . Patching Up r.'IEt s~J>_.~ 'mother-son cOf(lict ~~~~ . ==-~= ··=r· v ~ J, ~s -- .....IIQII5Jl, flnhs .... ' • - KAnlr 1(111., • • - · .......... ~- ~ =-~-mit~fcca~!-~ ' . ';Asu~sult,Smnbclieves-sbe . Junes :mm .and favors Brett. ~ When I ~ dlis 1t0 her 1 ~ti0n., 'lhings impFove 4'61' .a day or two, but inevitabl_y there is yet 'lUiolbcr battle. Since Sam is ~ig fm ·h is ~ -sbe has ;an ~~~ :fs •--t. ~ ·-- Thep ·V"·ECalai&Sinaitl hi!CeniBrtiniJJsArg, • _ _ _ , t :s ., ·-na •• fur givir!g o•on• as d atJiood IMdM to three iJla:Jsinclullingh 1 bwuiMns of,..aur OJ :is Q: H lJieC '! 1 Dapai hiliilll •liif Pub!~: u ·lth did Oeiilats-Sinai,- ihele "'- . . fll"*'ilalaJn Jtn. 4, W1d. • ,, 4z 1. ......... tions that "has caused,« wasililialy mea• , !iiiliDul; iirjuly ordulh 1D. . . .lis.• ' • ' "".oi\ 1 . li ~ .- . . ,_ •' . . . UIOCAOO - Mncficine mix-ups, .accidenU1 · 'IJW:I'doses ·and !bad n:acti0115 1lwm :roomtdY ._ <llUt d' IS lbo!!pitali.red dlildren, 1H • ••di•P£ !tO :the first iclmliific lle5l of a new .,,.. :!lion tta1 <drug <OVcrdo!ie df 1ICtor Ompiis Qnajd's JDeWbom lt'Mns ilast November. · "'libe&c la.ia . lind ilhe Dennis Qwid .c;pisode ole ;tdffu,g \IJii ii11iit ,._ ilhcse liinds -hjvll(( fares, more delays t.:;r;; ~~ e.f'Or"~ ;...:...:...- also rise' study says .illliU.~ . ,. . ·-- says. posltll;l . 'B: · . *'?lnis. lfit~- ;~~~~~~~ ·".~m~Gflbe • PIR'S witb . Bll .... • M hy,Afril'l llAaNE r ·RacineOES F POMBtOY Bcdfool "lfimtip ...,.....,,.,, 71 p.m. .at '!be..,.. I .W"C ' _ · ~ -.. Cbesta' • Tt'IWil!lliip~ f!C!lP1• ......,.Jy -.. il p.m., IR'.IIIIaD. • ... . iinspccfum '0f rc;d[ljjtlt'!rS, '17.:30 pm.~. · POMEROY M-eigs lqb School Band Boosters, 16 :p.m. lin Jibe bmd II'OO!II. • . 1b I.,..Afrill s~SE Suttmt IWUUSONVH.LE 1o- ''; lin _•,___7 p.m. Hatrisonville, OE.S. lli, ~ ViBIF POl.IElt.OY ~ 0 ) & d v6 B"CIO.-.s, • 8:30a.m. • dte nlfilr . 7 :30 :p.m. at the. luill. Rmncmbert=(ljf11fe&manons. Mock inspection. OIESTEI. 'Shade · u.,,,- ... :!':~:r~;:..: -~-----------tb---A-'--.-~-----~--,-,j-g-~--1--'---anl--~:~T~~= ~owo!'T?J~~in . .:JCOIIIs eant · e iW 0 . I aw. . -out of ben:~~ and jumps in . 'lettne-.e~ doesn't Uilder'- ...,..,.,..____"":':'~------=---------------...:::=---,---------, and luves . She ~nd why 'W0IDCII .men't :aclmowledges mat lher IJtooest :ltOOut dtcir ~ 1llOther did 'ihe same ~ Most m1ine pmiUD8l ;ad she was a obild .and dllll it siles dqn't ~:a Qtegory hut bet:, but the TCallDIIion for "tal~ ~ l'e8SOJI idocs nothing to stop hcr women may 001 beblmestis fiQm Iql"'aring her mother's lite nasty mnad<.s 6Tom . behavior. . trons. When I hail apersun1 fear it is having ;an :al .ad M1h my J)imR. I :got .adverse dfeot on my ~ .a !let ()f o•mnenls about 'Who may W6Dder ~ lto!W disguliling I was, and someday M0DI will abm- tblll !ihou1d just put diJwn don them. Wben I tell her tbe d!muts ~ get off my that alllOibcl'"s love .oo.Jd laey behind :and ~ I be unconditional, she finally mid if 1lley 'replies, '1 can't right--~ w...-.d :a !iUmty w0111111 to . Abboogb I plan on llCC:k- li:q:l lootii1g bcc:ause it :ing . counseling fm Sam, [ ~n't going to be me. 1lclieve my wife needs be1p, Howcva:, my man loc*iin,g <liS well She visits .a ooun- for a woman wbo <lllUld talk: .selor fmm time ItO time, but about cars, guns, fishing h ham"t made .a diffacnce. md hulllinJ, aad oould ' 'She lis .al110 &pmtlscd, aaJd mok, ..,....,, love 1 wlten I suggest~ I . tbe llrd: . r v6 Ia' miD, I 1 become tbe enemy and am W.a!i daa i~ . _ nbdled - '4iiih :a "A'i£Ud of I bow m tny beart 'Sbe humor, 15 well loves Sam. w.bltan I do? If "HH• rC' wants :a dliD - . "' '•y • womanlle• kiDIOIYW ' "' 5 U in Joiud, but I ~ adl bim • .... Md * 'b': 1'he he' s going 110 milili Out- 1 UWh. is, 1IOt :all pii'CIItS i'M""1i'18 fwbu1nu<i deligln .in 1heir dwlh'c•fli 111p _...,.. A ~J~Dm's penooa1itics. but loviug WOldt is ... tl i' 1'-Y 'Jl'i"'U bql lila 110 1hrm- . dtc siB: ad. sci~ Yoor wife is having Jfaeil = Jmub]e oontio1Jing M les&Dar Mayl er impnl!ies, .and ()!Vsiooa1 hear y®. ADd auycoe 'Who W ' ""'""' 11 Snw• J.1* I :by, U tM 11 · " ILIGS, Jetflay 1lilechoul, AuStin 'Welch, anl!l Collen Voung, r:if518nilled Pack 240, of ~seling 'K not helping pG.sts ' crud COJa1ileii'IS Ri 1 id, a,.,._...--aught dand- oecognin!d at a liiLtiilt meeting. The Arrow r:if Light is the high~nough . ¥® 'Sbould iota- .about a ooljw: JJ)Iolo bas ell ...... a QtJ Slat~ W>OIIive below •ii1411 to Boy Scoots. Lead by Dalllfletle Welch and assistant Hollie .oede with yoor cltiJdmn, dte ~ .a sn*r :rem:smiin,g :and minfon:ing ad iSII't WOldt lbe time 'fbt!ng, bllays- .._ ~ eam 1111 the b t • 1 IEid to allain their final-goat cf 1he Arrow 'Of Light. dial Mom lowes dtem but . dtey 1:illre to ICIId. ftas IJliUb1cm!; of ·her OWD A .• • \ " = 1C G . . . . :dial mak e~sing itdifr % .... , 1 . ficuiJ. They are old enough " .., s..-; r e r tetiII. to understand. Encourage fin -.{ 6r .U. 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Your bene- the click of a mouse awa y nr- .. · 1 ''--1 •- _.__,.. •--=-,_ ~ ·~ first baby hn0mer tol'eOeive ..,.., -direct~fit will go automatically ~/ith online banking. ·several ,...... ,. • "" ong "' ~ • r, Social ~.... , retimmeot -·.N~o .. _ ..... _ . .,.,..,milli~ 'o.ns of t'nto your account every f'or more in'ormatio11 groups for women 111111 , _J ' u lojr ..._, ~~~ ..,......., ~· age 60 and over. Whc:n 1 (lo r 1 f..r r r ., ·r 5 bnw:fils, for eumple. . baby lnH!b'li will follow month and you ' II have about direct deposit, go l o lltlmd· meelin there ~ r · - rilit :f11te Wbcn Kathy Casey- herc:ump'le.fkR'i; why: more time to do the things www.socialsecuriry.gov/dep ladies who c:~tantly r ;:. r ,... Kindlling, the nation's firs! • Direct deposit is safe. you enjoy. osit or . ••isit while tbe meeting is going fllll:e fll ~ blby boomer, decided it Wlfi Your lllllllley goes directly to • Direct deposit is con- "'"''" GoDirecJ.org. To leam time to retire, she applied 1hc baa* in dx: fonn of an v.e nient. You no longer tnll7l' about Social Security:, oo1ine at www.<llX'lialscOm- dec:tmaictransfersothere's have to stand in line lo online services, . go to ty.gov because she k:new il JIOr:iskofadtrd:beinglost cash your cheok when il www.socialsecuritr.gov/onli was fast, convenient :and or S!Dien arrives, or leave your neservices. .;cbe <CBI' - • e;!,icr,;:!= I r I_, -m_.... • babfboomer sel S • direct r X re1• . 11 1Dg . . .OC · deposi•t b.., ·<<::.• - - _ .- .._ _ . = c... =" srlir Oub makes donation O'Bien~ to otTer diabetes education class ~t &fliPolii JBailp utrtiJuu, ~t Joill Jltamt •egiikr .ATHENS -· For individ- lltrnd bolh sessi0115 of the uals newly diagnosed with_ clalliies. '11ie Glass sessions .diabetes,' or those who are will ~bcld in libellospJW's struggling with the dis- lower Jevclroum 610. ease, O'Bleness Memorial Hospital offers diabetes self-manegement training Diabacs · Association, classes. - - higb.quality educaAn individual assessmcnl tion for patient self..care. prior 1o the classes is Sessions are designed to required ..and is done by provide Mnarioo and .manslills w individu- · Bam Nabni.shi, RD. Ul, with diiJbetes so ltiiy can CDE, O'Bieness' registered have full, bealthy and prodietitian/certified diabetes · educator. 1be two class ses- ductive lives. 1be goal1s to sions are scl1eduled for Monday, 'May 5, and Tuesday, 'IIIIa~ 6, from 1 10 4 • • ; E S.fllliJIID p.m. Partictplllts should . :rhe Big Bend Farm Antique Club dontded $500 to 1he JMigs County Council on Aging's Meals oo VIti a ' !)Inject. ~ii'n Foreman of the club made 1he pt dation to .Belh 6haver. executive diA!Cior. · and The Daily Send.~ .. ..ve m~•i=:t;:;e =~ 111!11 . • :fnod 'hookjng '' filD m ~5i~=~=or in 4wy p.m.•dle.,.,..Wl :r z,.Afrill I lbal-;- A &tecti~ •aring, amid nsmg· lr!!l::;~ ~= ads. "'Oe nue reflects ·the ~. safely prdlllems and mY fact 1hat some childten lbdnlptcy filings ;that ~ . cc1e4 ·!J _ItO I!C"f:eiJ"'irA"""' DKJre 11um one 4 down three earners last · j mlifd U ... d ~ ....._........~~~~cetran . ".cet alone. . <OCI'Uiill 4ili:::aft, ad OS Die .........~ ~ 1k .biggest ~ WIIS iin Airvoagl found pr001eJDs oli of hospiabout lbe nil: Of .consiJIIICI' oom- some Bnein,g 757f. afta' .a · . p1ainls, up 60 pen:mt .ovmill. wing·, tJ1111 on ODe .of its j feiiCh year, ca lkmemdrei1han .doubled a1 p1!!DI!Ife11olf&riog a flight. US Aioways .and Comair, 1llld TbeAiflineQnwlity IRaliJ!g roBe fur 15 of 1be 16 aidi•""S ·study, 00114 3d .annually inrlnded in the study. The since 1991, fili •balled 100 aceplion was McsaAidi&s. 1'ranl;portatio Depmtment On-1ime arrivals •dt appal !illllilltics for •irlines that fur die 'lillh straight year, CliD'Y at .least l p:aeent ofl1be · .with more thliD .ooe-qllllltm' passengers who flew d &•u hill flights late, according Uca11y last year. The · '' 10 1be ·s wvey. The Rtet; of is spOnsored by ~A'¥i 1' " • pilllllCJI8erS bumped fr.om Institute at the UniversilJ141f· ·OVCII'boobd tlights.and bags Ndn*• 111 Oml(ba lilld by to&t, stolen or damaged also Wdlit.a SWc UniverSity. julnPed 2007. . The ~airlines .in 1bc sm'11be trend is bad. and it WI!/ wen:: , Aiillian, AI=b ,doa;ft't lorik Hke it ,gets ;any Am«rican ..,.., Atlric · .~~ Sliid Dean Headley, SndtC18!1l, Gwlfinenl>i), Jet ·.an associate professor at 81ue aod Mesa. · W'whita State Univ~ Agung the llludy's con.1011 oo-auiMr of tbe study clnsions: tieing released Monday. • 11be rate .of consiJIIJtr Tbc survey results mesh complaints about ~sa . ·...ub the spate of problems diowed 'by onc-1hird> and dut 'have beSet U .S. calli- the airline ,a lso showed en, starting with surging improvement in its nw:s of fl!el oosts, Headl_ey Said. bumtf!:fiu~lllisel\gers lind. ATA, Aloha Airlines and mis · . bags. · Slybus stopped flying just • More thliD one-third of last ~ becallse of finan- Atlantic .Southeast , AU:Iine~ cial pressures. Major air- tligbts were ~. the wOI'!ll tines 1have slashed jobs lind on-time petfOillWICe in pusenger amenities while 2007. The airlines also adclin& fees for second bags, bumpM passengers more ·lrave~ wi~ - pets Blld oftro, at ·a rate of 4.5 p!'Z tickets y phone. 10,000 passengers. h is not s ·sii!g 1hat • JetBlue Blld A.irThm IP""''" responded to 'higher werefar ahead oflbcir oomfricel and more f1:e9uent petitors in avoiding bumpdelays by complaining mg passengers from flights, moce, Jlea!iley said. at 0.02 and 0. iS per 10,000 Six aidines - Frontier, passengers, respectively. Northwest, SkyWest, • AirTran ~ the best • Solothwest, United and US ~gage handlihg rate, at Airways - , showed 4.06 mishandled bags per declines in every area in the 1,000 passengers. Jliii'Ve)', althoudl Southwest • American Eagle l'lluked srill had the best on-time last in baggage handling arrival mark at 80.1 percent. with. 13.5.5 mishandled bMs The Dallas-based canier per 1,000 paasengel's. igooRithe~ Wbatcan .l , . . <dl'ug-reillkld harmful ~:-:--5 events . ~~,linJIDD1181~ey<Of l' ',- ··: r f.wlll for u1iw! for.ev"""' ~ too -· ;ljd~ n!':i!.:..""::W.: 5 I. 5 also had 1he Jowest nte of ()bildren •s H.eal.thcare ~ oouyi!tims, 1 0.26 Quality, His group helped ,.,, .........,_,......,.._, _.. • :,.._ per l·OOlOOII [piSsengers. dcve1op the detection tool ..-Ai3DJ.!"'U • ...,.,., ......., 'Siill, 1be amine has DOl used in the study. ililigtrts and lest b~ ItO say ihaen · lflbmp\JbJems. Researohers f9!HiiYa nue ,., = 'liowmliip ,.. p :astedmbq!quid,hadtey bed!me.abootilbisrucic:ness7 _;_ D' g • • M ' a Dar · II ' a. These dlattelboxes bave 1110 .due !how _ift,'IDMIII••ed .ney .-e uddon't QEifi'lleyamu.y y011. The spe*ei an :ut. f!lfl' 1J11iet lll1l;! dieD ftifuse 110 omot:muc UDiil. dJe WtliiiiCo . ."yalting, w iiOIIICtilne can :a* Idle ladies 110 ta1rie 1heir ~ to DCIIber JIOOiii ~ dtey 1Wil! IK1t ! fOMEJlOY- S " ' i Jk¥ JdM.IOIJ -bel'- lheiJ!b am: is ' muc!b more commoo llaan ;people believe.. lt1s' 'lll:CJ oooocmmg,~ said !Dr.O!adesHolner of 1be Natilllllilln'ifudive for =~ ~ ~ ::,~ !~!1' -..·~o::;r;!.$~. ~ u ••• ~.April 7 p .m. to Mnfer lU"PERS PLAiiNS ·" "er Mason Oegu:e l'l1l Thppers Plains VfW 9053. oandida'te . . 7 p.m. .at lthe, •hall. Meal at one lt.efreshmenK 16:30 p .m . I'OMHt{)Y Meigs_ CIHESlER Shade County Oham'ber <Of iRi¥erLodge453, 7 :.30;p.m .. C0mmcrce, BusiDeSIHIIIind- .at the lhall. R.efreshmcms. -ed ~unclleon, noon, S\'RAC USE ~.Y !Library, ;;peakers WildwC'lod Garden Club flrmn American :Muniqpa'l '6 :3@ 'I'. m. Sy.r.acuse P{'JWm..()hio, lluncb Clllerr4t Gommumty CeJJter. !Lmda lb_y Mdlooalds, R'SVP '992- !Russell to ~=SC"' progr.am 501!15. en water container garden\\l I ' ~• April9 ing. POMEROY 'Meigs A1h1etiic Boosters, 16:30 p,m. mMeigs Hi_gh Sclto0l cafeilmlia. . April7 REEDSVIIJLE SM..EM' GE~- 'iiB &stem .Mb1eric Boosters, 7 Cllinic at Star Grange Hall, p.m. .at !football ooncession 5-~ ,p.m ., .for sldn testing. stand. New <a'lificers to be Return 5-'6 Wednesday ;for chcoldng tests. · elootc'J!. 1 Ill' • - · 111 , **"'ED--ITER . il; ltii'I'Cir Lodge 453; special ~. Jll"•* liJd)MwJ ~~ Uilc die ..... ....... -durin ... ,..-:t' -l;: a :b- years. We have two sons, :"Sam,~ .age i3, .and "Btett,~ agc9. : My wife .and Brett ·g et .aloo,g fine, but she .and Sam Jjlasb :tirJquentty, 1iespite my ~ to ecp <the peace. ·'1..L!...6• about. "atir . .Iua~, comp1 ~ rums BY'fHE The Daily Sentinel Clinton campaigt• senior straategist Mark ~eon steps down . PageA3 offer information that will help peeple with diabeteS make positive choices abouttheir lifestyle and diabetes Nakanishi management. will be joined by Susan Watefield, RN , BSN, and Rachael Adeyanju, RN . BSN, from O' Bleness• education depmtment, to lead the class sessions. Resources and educational literature will be available at the classes. A ;physician's wrinen referral using 0 ' Bleness · "Diabetes Self- Managemem Therapy refeffal foFm i" required to attend this feefor-service program. . To register or for more information about the cost of thi s program, call Barb Nakanishi at (740) 5664870. The diabetes education classes are held quarterly. Nakanishi can also provide information ahout the dates and time s of future classes. _....., ___ ......, • -< I I ~Hers otier outdoor experience .e= : MARIETIA - An outdoor pvent bas been for Saturday, April 26 at the Hervida 4-H camp at. arat'ord, 8 JLm. to 5:30p.m. . . Hands-on, ouidorn: activities for women ages 14 IDd ,Pider will include choices of four sessions action shooting, )rchery, pistol basics, backyard bench., hiking Hervidl; borne and natural remedies, owls, self defense, snakes, t.axi(ieniJy woods awareness and fire building tips. The 'cost for the day's events is $28 ..which include~ tee ~hirt, session materials and lunch. Pre-registration is due April 16. Forms are available from Ohio State University EXtension, Washington County, 740-376-7431 or )Nww.washington.osu.edu. ltoryto iuonls. Please iodude a phone number • •• myourem11. • !, .....a .... ... . ... ....... . §. :: ~ ~ Far- IJJIUIICJPIP WI CII5P 7415-112-21i't E1lt. 116 au r lz • 11"5 . . . . . 1(, P.O. 8ull1t1 F llh?T I ..~Ohio 457&0 ,. ...-: •T-w~. ~:30; 'l'hln. 1-5:30, Set a Sun, c - ' . ~ �. OPINION The Daily Sentinel Cha•iton Heston, dt2d at 84, left poHtieal mark to rival cinen~atic legacy· Note to Rice, Bombingham' isn't Iraq 1 The Daily Sentinel •n·c t sa r 11 • OND (741) 51 E~S& • FAX (7iD;1 J 2-2157. . . Ed .Y .. J r ,. _ - Ohio Yaley Publishing Co. 1 o.nGNt•id• Pliillllisber a. · : rellll l'idt GBiilBra Malila,ger-News EllliDf ~~ i1J If' -rA. • ttation's effort to bring democracy to haq aDd Mgbanistan. lodecd, in a ' LOS 2003 ~ccdlro1be· N...,.1 A'Ssociation ,. IIYD -.~c:::,--• tmtiE Ub!d ¥Eh ' ' of Blac;k Journa1ists, she ~ bt Budl~ ack:" r #lan.-.1 Eva! 1tumiliatioo a·~ · and it's Wroitg . 200 . --e•-. •......... ..~" """" -'-and powCJJiessness~ 10ver m ·· m Israeli c~ints, whjcb silid. In 2006, she made a · ~'-" -- pomt. - ....,.,..__ ......... I look She sees of sege- Mlllllill arnuniJ 1be wood and I !be.llr gation. What . Silt never seems 10 JU1ize is ilhat $11Cb JPCOPle say, ' Well, you :!::now, ~segregation,- ;far "beinE 1be ·they' re just not ready f<Jr sort of pmjudice she democracy,, it really do6li remembers, is acw•Dy an rcsonate,n Rice rold CBS!s Israeli !liDe .of defense Katie Couric. "It makes me against .the Ultimate preju- so .angry because I thiil,k 1bcre are those echoes of dice ,d f IJ>Jilestinian bombs. · Considct;ing 1Jer reiiUilks what .people once 1hougbt .about Amemca' s "b.iJIIh about black Anlericans." lbere' s something shook, .defect~ · an egregious ing1y provincial at work tern'l for any secretary o0f state to use .a bout a nation here. In lieei.ng so much of !hat .has brought more liber- tbe world through an ty to more nces, colors .and American prism of race, creeds than IDlY in history Rice bas effectively blinded - I ..am stnJOk 1111ew how ben>elf to historical and cul·dcq!ly !Rice's vision of l'liCe tural and religious differtin Al'DC'!I]ca, or, ~ in ences between llslam and segregated Binningham, the West. 1fu put it simply, affects lter vision .of neither Baghdad norGaza is America intbe wider wodd Birmingham. And .nothing ilt .is as if RiCe: -sees in all of Jristmy quite oom· .American influence ..as a .pares to Philadelphia. means' •by ·which to .address (DianiJ ~st is a columnist what She ;perceives as dis- for 'I'M Washington runes. parities of .race or Third ·She is the lllli#wr of "TIJe World heritage on the inter- Death of the Grown-11p: How America~ Arreste{l 'llltiowll level. This would help explain Jkvelopmenl Is Bringine iller .Bbistm:ical habit of .link:- })own ~tem Civi/.izalimr.. r. ling the -civil rigbts moVe- She Gl11! be conliJcted via ment to 1be Bush adminis- dianawest@verizon.net.) • ·=·,.... c-.: ...t~o au ;:;rn; z., .• ..nw~; .. ~•Ji• i1J dtr p esc;« • .ri,l6t "!{die Jll!'l lr,...,. 1ft u ~-' ~ r"itim dlr c ra 1erd/« • ~dress 4 ~"lltf. - 1lle RniiAiiiiEI tlleaillliD ilhlt U.S.~ - N..::y R bi!Jta• llc:sll:wa's ........ ..... blacks, ;roore du!n (6eR, · (-or sbould "'rejeotn 'the ~OIJ!IdC­ scending~ ujument that "Bombingham,~ as she bas l!Oille are . .not 4readyn for ' called it), she can m1ate bath to lstacli fear of fu:edom.. 1bat view was J'963 i'll P..alestinian bombs, · and wrong · i n Birmin'gham ·p~ c •• ~~••··""•,..,•yrm., .. "i--4 ·= "!{Mip, ., ,., • i6iri 7 Bimringhlm, Ala~ as lhe blneplint f<r democmirin,g ·lbe Islamic -wodd. Hers ~s a ...~ ·pcr!iOIIIl ItO lhe point of ut0biogr&Jibica'1, as Wbco she explains bow, .aS ..a daughter of The Daily Sentinel• ~As www....,.a..ibwu•i• :eL<0111. PageA4 · .... ~ I •••• I' SM•wday ::-c;L4; ... m -- l"!"ltM"i . • e ......... I 11:110 .-mar t I ·~ AIL BUsiNEss: Govenimentpidti to diminish . power and authority of SEC could hurt investors : nesses from the nation'-s The plan calls for the . ers are the Wall Street~ biggest baJiks .and invest- .mergc:r of the SEC and the focused Securities lnduslly ment .boUiiC!i -.down to the ·Commodity funm:s Trailing .and Financial Markets NEW YORK. - When loclil insurance .asent and CommissiOn. Of itself that Association and th~ Wall Street and big business mortgage 'broker. Leading isn't .a bad idea because Business Roundtable, favor a govemment plan ro the duarge will be the many financial futures :track which represents CEOs ai nuike 1be biggest cb8J1ge~ in liederB1 Rc&e~We, which' w.i11 securities products. many of !he nation's largeSJ 11CCUrities Teglilation since have the power to protect More troublesome, COllijlanieS. , the Great . Depression, 1be the stability of 1he entire though, .is that 1be Tre.aswy The SEC gave a more ILDers 10 :the editor .nre .welcome. They Should be less rest of us should .questiQI! financilil system. . Cndonied tbeCFTC's use of ambiguous response. 1be . ub . _,,..__ .be libeir motives. · PaUlson is '!Pinning 1:be so,called principles-based proposed consolidation of ~ words. Ail Jetterw <llr:f! s ~ to .e-....,.;, JfiJlLft Ullder a Bush .administ~a-- plan .asa 'WilY ito mjprte and egulation, in which con- responsibility for investor UP: • •nc~U abediill!_~f '~drte:e~~6 N._o ttion proposal <to restructure modernize !he regulatory ceptWl1 guidelines ate used protection and .the regulam . , tbe · f.iruincial sy~tern, the . ~stem, something · ~ instead of specific rule.s. tion of fuu,mcial . p~ucts MWBfteu oetrers ·W1. . P"" ~snc , · a..c:ucr&. ~-:14fSte, add'!SS~ll£ lSSU>eS, 0 [11_ personti~s. 'Letter& iPOwet' an(! aJithonty -of"th.e giVerl the OUIIellt ~ . -'f,be government alSO said -~serve .liCilOU~ OOQSiderjt :&A:s In °~~ ali# mdwialltlls Will not be accept cSecurities ii!D.d ~Exchange - turiooi.L Bot tlllllly of 1i1i: the SEC, which foUows a non as a way to better d for pJibliCallon. Commitlsion- which over- changes aren't neaessaril¥ "lules-:based" approach, address the realities of sees .i nvestmeqt ·b anks, drawn from new ideas; sbolild .apply the pnnciples tpday's markets," SEC stock "l!cbanges" and pub- .they've'bczn iJn the adminis- JIPIII'!*h to its oversight of Chainnan Christopher Colt licly .traded oompanie~ lnltion's ·to.eJo list, whiCh has ·stoeke~~changr:s. Critics say said in .a statement. . could diminish. been growing since President .!hat opens regulation up to Colt may sa: the That could hun all Bush toot over the White interpretation. of his legacy on the wall ~eader~ .investors. ,This plan may he HOUlle inJanuat.Y 2001. The p~ also calls for the 'SEC un~ :his te~ proof .thai :the government In November of that year, more reliance on self-regu- bas been COIISidered la•gc:ly ~~-...... l'alli:J Pl..lblilhed .wry .atMIIIIDOII, ~y sei\Ves the ·business lobby'!i 1hen SEC Chairman Harv.ey latmy bodies, modeled after ineffective, with few signif~ Our mllin WtKMtl I fn 1111 ltDrillls il to through Friday, 111 Court Strae1, interests ather than th!>se of IPitt !!}lOk.e of ·.the need ''for a ,groups such as ·the Financial icant .changes coming since l i e - . . -. H ~ lmow of on em>r Po"'"'OV· Ohio. .1la:onck:IOBS smaller investars'. fundame11tal reexamihation Industry Regulatory the former Republican CO~!;' •ln.a~.llllll t h e - at (7<10) pootogt ·poold .. Porltorlly. . .-2156. '• ·p • The • IC iliM.I Prasri and "The Treasury •of our regUlatory frame. .Authority- the watchdog gressman took the ~ency's the~1·tt; ; 11;a.~. Department's blueprint is woik:".But.a!!'he~lmov.'l· for ~urities firms - .for helm in 2005. If this/lali .designed to boost Wall edged m an !lliterVJCW this <QVersigh~ and rule making. goes though,. be coul be ., Tho Iloi!y Sentinel, 111 OOun Street's competitiveness, wd, the flurry of scandal~ · In milking ,the case for the last cha1rman of th~ not Main Street investor beginning !With the illijllo- establisl).ing a self-re~ulat()- SEC as we know it. =a • ry.~OC::. ~SI1~Sl'ofidtbe«N•orthieo liion .of Elnmn late that year ry framewmt for the mvestThe man who Cox •n ":n ·.n' .,. m.-llw ar'llllilllr'-* ""'· """' never !IIIde a thorough ment .advisory indust~y, the replaced, former chairman Ne. ' ·a --... "''llS American Securities ~view possible. proposal says that would William Donaldson who a-,.. ·"111M Huaftich, &t. t2 Administrators Association 'So now, as .uncertainty "be more cost-effecti,ve !han served from 2003 to 2005, ' DIIIJ .. . .. 4 Iii. en.n .-. Ext. 14 and ibe securities oommis- plagues the nwk.etplace, direct SEC regulation." says modernizing and reor~ . llenior r:tei • 11111111 '7 I Bollh Sergent, Ext. 13 sioner of N!l(lh Dakota. some old ideas with a seemThe plan gives no clarifiganizing the financial sys7 o...I!OODli1 '1UT o...,.. ,.,_ lit's not 'th!t the SEC, con, ingly cum:at timeliness .are cation on what practices tern malre a lot of sense. But sidcn:d ~ lQP rop for the being ttOited out, and need to be stopped or bow to he . warns against any quick AdcaiU.4 ~~.:. ~ :;:.-.~ sean'itim , industry since it 1be 'bigDst <targets is make the system more ttans- dismantling of the SEC, 0 Is .EIIl. 1~ ~ ·~ ~ .~ ~ . • acrip11on h. mllll pili 11-...:l 1"1 was founded in l934, lis the . ·· . parent. It also doesn't discuss especially in a proposal 0 g .....,. . . . Dnii, EJ<t16 - . . . ; - - .. lleini ·~ oft' the beat. "Ibis lis ~. ~: ~ 1ssues like improved whe~ ,t}te "devil .•s in the a .,.....: Jlilllt Cl!n!<. &ct. 10 - · But how the ligcncy would , 7 11• "Y dlii , ••• enforoemcnt or how to culb details, be swd this week.. . · monitor entities under its lioD: .00 SBC "'l!"d' risky financial products like He's got that right - tHis 51 wlfCh could change under lioo," llid ~ l.'unler, .for, derivatives that have . been plan i~ a dressed up way to G 13 Weeks '3226 et.illne I. • "· &l 1l! the plan announced Monday mc:r Chid .:oountant at the therootcauseofthelinancial · oolster a hands-off 26 Weeks ' '6420 by Treasury Secretary SEC in the late 1990s who twmoil ~~een in the. last year. approach .to regulation. 52 Weeks .,27.11 p I . Henry Paulson. now is an independent COil-' The plan won imn'lediate Given what bas happened in . . . . RI!W)W .com 0.1 IF . . . .Ct % . · 'Jibe: 2 I 8-page proposal .sliltln. '"lbey say n.ey want praise . from industty trade the financial world m recent · 13 Weeks '53.55 -ealls or a sweeping over- lhl: ~ the systein more groups !hat ~ould benefit mont!'s, it ~oesn 't ~m like 26 Weaks .,07.10 haul of bow the govemm.ent efficieut, but they really want from any easmg of regula- the ri2bt ume to giVe any52 Waelal '2'14.21 ' regUlates tliou!illlds of bnsi- to dismentle the system." • tion. Among tlwse suPJIOIIi o~ a-longer leash. . . IIYRIIICIB.IIacll CGRR ... .' " ,, ' O . . ' ' ' . M' BUSINESS WIIITER -~'~N c~I!'JJ ~Ao~, ~ LETTERS TO THE EDITOR {00 :n:J 1 -= 1 writini ·--- -.o..e...- -sl: I .e:- 2 - ~ Members from 'the Rutland · · · · Al•mni Association ....,.,.........., OOUDCil about ~.1 airing over respOaibilily for '?( a••• "*· ~--~~·~~~ "' :::. ;,::/;rbe The Daily Sentinel ,........... .... . , .-c:ou._ ,g • • ·~..,.-- --- ~--- I "" ibll Rutland was mating iJwgl5s in getting out of debt but 'ibe state" cooid override that ~inioo f!qoding oothe outoome ~ :the ~e's neltt audit. Vance · 1be officials iJJdi, cated fiscal emergency was 1he last thing they wantlld to !lee .bappal. . . Oxmc:U also canceled lhe cumat chcciking aoooUDl to ·ihe Law·E.ofc•i-t 1iust Jillllll and agreed 011 ~ A new one. Those · ~signatures on 1be account · will be Vance, cOIIJICiJJDin Dean Harris {presidcat of oouncil) 1114 Rutlud. Police OffiOC:F Steve Williams. Williams {'nmmunit:y College. · 1bi: senunar will be offer· a.. ;JD m. •eecw:ietjoo • IIICIIl- - . 2 and landSClll'ing tJcn wUuld lla\'C p~ ip1t • w+ which is geared every functioD .. die civic ., m • •(ning an attnletive cenw aod ..U. would alto *it w. lt will include bdp cut dowa<OR .IIIIJ type • I _!lhtlow!S QD pruning ~or .X ....,.ge :10 111e 1 z ns •••• , • flower paten~ ~ made to Abe build-- ' • • ·neg disease and~ ~- ·tbc ....,.1 me ny . - . lflllll shapes in the JlliDied the critiop 'ill 1lle kL tp'i, as well as a ballway lllllil · badaUCIIIti _,.iew «proper tools, techad infonnjobati~n inf'oi mod council Vance bad with- P""""w ~ nirj.. as wdl as 1iJe .a 'IOdotbebest· .or ,.,mputarily appoint! d him Boor ft!P1irs J:ll'l'( 1ed. • ,in. &eels. . · Chief of Police: ·• iJ-olled JIII!YIIIB .1lle ' ·I wi.ll be held ram ~ Bircbfield resigna! ,~.O•ril as ·waR:r , ,.,. • u for me vil- iDtheii!M••ei~ $12,163.45 . . . . . . . )a&e effcctM April lB. .Chapman rn.r.,eAI with.«· the padifll lot evenin& of May I. Oil t.O. 6c .~ were Commissioners Sheets and · May 1 , and join on the courthouse steps for prayer Midt Davenport and CleD: at 11 :30 a.m. on May l . 'Ihe Gloria Kloeii. • 0 :::; "·-·" ~ ; C , :rq · ~ and utilities. Rllris sQl COUDCiJ would .1.. • .-e information for die +• •i MARIEITA .:_ A Jand, about the e:ap • 1 laa die sap,pe pmai.ng seminar will building for ~ to b oD&ed from 6 to 8 p.m. review. Howcvec, no offer oo.Monday, April 14, at the or lease was eJL1eall(led dur, Washington State week's obBeruDce .at ' i ' ' Auditions 'WtJO 11tE WOODS" April"" '5:10e:OO~ . ~utl•nd Oi.vic inclu~ eVI!IIts, oogc:lgdc ,-· , \ IDIUIMING Almi.E!I11f 1bC inf!!,~ng: Tillis of the BlWJlr . ' ,.. "'KLAHHOIA" or 'libiDe. l'bcre wi.1I be gardening publicatioo for sale. Those attending are to meet at the front steps of the Ans & Sciences Building at Washington · State Community College. Pre-~on is orcquired. Tbe $15 registration fee iDcludes a set of bend J111111rL'S- The registration ·form is available at http://washington.osu.edu/h ortl1and8capcprngflyer.p df odr can be picked up at the Elttension office, 202 Davis, or by ceiling 740376-7431 to have a oopy mailed. For more infotmaa tioo oontact Eric Barren at 740-376-7431. April11 112 7:30 Q ' . . Dlllce: 42121111 Awe. 1·0 II 011 (7.0) -..un5 I Rega1n your ag il1 ty and mobility .. w .tr F, r:.t Settlement Orthopaedics : •Siself.~'Celller • Specially trained &bigbly stilled staff • Warm. friendly llllli1001111:111 . Atee,U, Ntw r.titm Quicl. Convenient A.ppointmeniS Available • We Specialize In: • Sports Mrdicile and Surgery • Di~ic and Surgical Ar1hoscopy •TOili!JoidqD ' • Hand and FOil Surgery · •lnmwative HipReplattrne111 Tocbnology ' . �' ~A~ Omo The Daily Sentinel- 81 The Daily Sentinel »••*"v~ April7, ~ . 9' ' .. l..llllyv.k ... • ....,.. I .... elie;. . . . . . . -.,... ~~!·! MoMMiwy,Aprii7,2JI08 ---illng-- Kansas, Memphis prove worthy of No. 1 seedings •••hilh iiOV-A . . . . . ot·o POt . . . . fram'fllliiiMdGtlili~- -..-,gat.-,,5p.m. 1lloigl p:m. . ; r _.....-_. _5 'Sp:m BYT•DN' ... 7 'f'tciiiW•Itwldi!U ... .ea.m. 5-p.m. 111oig&Bt - · lill'm- WIN UPTO $f,OOO !!! . -1 : r - • - . 5 p . m. Memphis head coach Jl)tm Caliplm, left, and Kansas head coach BUI Self do an intel'lliew lit the college :basketball Anal 'four ~ In San Antonio. Memphis pi~ f(ansas In 1he ·cllamplonshlp game on Monday. 'lililglm- Counly, 5 p.m. 'Solllau lt.._, 5 p:m. PlAY COVERALL BINGO nearly as dreamy as network programmers had hoped. . 1KK for ~lhii::7 the · h flyers~gh from For the first time evc:r, all Memphis. was too four No. 1 seeds took the fa~ and, ultimately, too good for North Carolina. " · -- " • 112 liP,._ walt to :710 5 fil'm'Moigl•- .County, 5 p.m. ~m:S..m, ·Southomat-.5p.m. -m .a..n fill!! 7 9 -,, --..... -·· 11 Moigl, 5p.m. s r :: . ..,.., ' ~ ll'lliloiDI, 5-p:m. \ ' N~rth ~~ 84-66 . . .· . ,; SANAII'IIOND (U)~ Moigl at_,'Counly,-4:10 -!>m- 'What Roy Willimls ,f mW was a comebd for tile - . , l l f t o - · 4:30-!>m. .1!81'5· iWbatille got_ .. di&- "!lll'"'inliDB dole lllf ~ -, a ,C)mwx: to IIIC 'What it tfoels ilite <When :Kansas SAN ANTONIO (AP) -- lteab ibis!heart. 11be Jayhawh l1d't ihl:ir_ ~VSEimNEL.COM • All Derrick Rose and Memphis were missing was a trapeze. The' star freslunan ·showed off his dazzling array of signature . moves, and UCLI( could do little but watch.• Flying from all angles, the Tigers took their show to a new level Saturday, romping · 78-63 to reach the N_CAA championship game. Rose wasn 'I content to merely make shots, he wanted to stamp this Final Four as his own with a seriCs of show·stoppers. It hecame an NBA audition _in likely his final college weekend as he helped Memphis (38-1) set the major college basketball recoro for wins in a season. Rose put up lefty floaters and righty scoops, often changing hands in mid-ail:, and threw one tty over hiS ;:.:rii8i~ ~ &!~ --J . ~ ·reboun& IRuSh to sta:ve ~t ov~ decision !Off,afc:roaious.romdw'kil Slaturila!Y <llftemoon in a NodbCar01inalfor an= -, lloubleheadc:r setback, to W:rocyin·the.n ationah:nii. ;p.erenni al · :fuiils. . . lP 0 '!N e .r 'frailing 40-~ .late m 'l he A den a, fimiullf~~~ dropping Wayne · on <lllld die 1he :first 1far Hcv-1& 1lllllle .a 'VIilimt .contest by a ~· ~ as_cloae~ five 12-4 mar- ,pomti \Wit6 ,111111: mmutes ,m and Ht, hut mn out of A:l1l1 .in . RANKiRiJRT-&stem -basciblill .t1ro--" its .third t0 ~3 outcome. ..... . a, AII.D.,()CC.A • I mel! is lbual on remained in lfastc:rn 's 3--2 favor through four-and-,a. half .frames, hut .Adena erupted for eight runs on just three .hits during tbe bottom of the fifth to jmqp out to a 10-3 .advantqe. . The Green and White added a run in the sixth to pull within six, but the hosts trted on ·two more in tbcir ~·half-of the llilld! 10 rowlld out~~' the scoring at U-4. All nine Eagle batters had a hit in the opening pmc, with Jake Lynch and ABdrcw Benedum leoding the way with two hits ip~. Kyle Gordon. Demir. liiritlin, ZaCb Hendrix. Ben . tie pel!focmance to funding. ~ ----------~------ M · C.y~y · supn_y, Highs in the ilower 76&. South winds S to 10 mph. H h_y '( ' Mostly cloudy. Lowi in die upper 40s. South -winds .m:QI!Ild 5 in the e:v.ening .•.Beooming light and 'l'llriable. T hy...PII11ly SUDII)'. -. ~ghs _.in the mid 7&. ·SaotJw:ast winds 5110 IOmph. b I 3' ill I Moslly cloudy. Lows in the lower 50s. Southeast winds Sto 10 ~~nesd•y c Mostl ... w, y t . y I •• cloudy with showcn; likely. Highs around 70. Lows in ~ upper 40s. Chance of ram ·60 percent. n ,r "I' I Y.•rw ----3 i. Fll s p ' Oil. p I .-~- ··-~~~~ I .-• ~ d. I ::us. ~ witl .... ia.IDIPIU' 706. a.--.r-... . ,, : z r• . 0 i!J ' 1 . . . Low• in • • 1e x:t -· Oww ofaia;50J ienL f' P ' J Jlu,Mfy wiJb .a -so JMCXl* d .. d llhowcn. Hja' ill 1llc ~fiOL .... .. ... ... ·--... ""•(! '1 WJI' ., . . . . : "~ow we've got anolbcr step :to take Monday niP.t," Sherron Collins SBld. "It's going to be a giCat .marchup. They play fast, we play fast~ Collins bad two assists, a 3-pointer and a pair of free throws during the decisive Stretch that SIIW the Jay.hawks (J6.3) pad 'that .r -· •• ...... f(ansis• Russell Robinson (3) oelebiates at the end of this semifinal game against North carolina at the college basketball Anal four on Saturday in San Antonio. Kansas won B406. 1·74().4146.2342 ext. 38 - - - _ ..... ..,wdJolloll!ll... .,... -- t 11ll!ll! E. II&: ·p t•a, Sp II ..... 41123C!, - ~ • • , ; hell'IJJIII;w 17«1! ••..cam. • CINCINNATI (AP) -.Ken Griiky_ Jr. doesn't give ·muc;h -thougtn 10 his -11tatis, tics -- not even the big one that's fast approaching. The day to talk. about that one will .come sooo enough. For lhe moment, he's more wrapped up in smoothing out his swing and enjoy· ~ wM1 be sees from the Cincinnati .r •. . &..rr CNII, ., " ...... (740) 4411 2M2. - t:.vnemr.W•• ~- -- ~- • • 33 t , .com Reds' ~pltcber&. ~ng Griffey hit his S94th .ca= bl•tri Suaday, a twa. nm lbot dla resumed his pursUit of a .Oidom-rucbed mn......, ud po~ the Reds 1D an 8-2. victory pver 1be Philadelphia Pbillies. Griffey's fint homer of major Iague history to teach 600 homers. He would joiD Barry Bonds, Hank Aaron, Babe Ruth, Willie Mays llld Sammy Sosa. One -w =t into 1be season, he's still trying to get com· fonabJe at the plate. Mit's a 4ay-,in, day-out process," Griffey said. " I don't even think about it" Jeff Kcppinger homered Cincinnati Reds' Ken Griffl!y Jr. rounds the baSes after hit· and drove in three runs for ting a two-run home run off Philadelphia Phlllles pitcher Btett,Myers in the fiTSt inning of a baseball game SUnday In the Reds, who impr~ 10 Cincinnati. The home run was the 594th of Grffft!y's can~er. 4--2 with ao!Jtl:ler eocourag- liP-- 1 ... .. w;as~_~in~~~!=.:: 10 eye, and then sped past him for an easy but · showy layup. "I just tty to attack when 1. gel the ball and hopeful!y jump over them and shoot.~ he said. UCLA star Kevin Love put on his own show at practice Friday, hitting a JSI •-• I I' a Gritley, Reds blast Phillies, 8-2 1be ...,.., off Btett Myc:rs (0-1) left him six shy of be.:uui1111be sixth playc:r in . . . -1-740'146 . . . c •• ' --···- ·-----:..________.,. .... sboulcler- He llildcd 8 safety ·CoNner Us ...... 017S..--lft ,:Oiile ~--- -~:- - - The ~-· 1 , . :F _..__•CTj E Jtl ttl IIDJ -· ·--.----- ~- · -- ·----- Lawrence -- one that ended when be jilted Kansas for his lilma mater. tllllb 1D the alllle. • Keams, ·Buctley and ~ 1!-10 drove in a nm ipieoe in 1be telback. : Zilch Jkmdrix went .six ~IJded llllllk Mostly cloudy with a 40 ;pc:rcent chance ~f showers. Highs in the upper 60s. Lows m·the ilo.wer 50s. Fd J Clo!MJy with a pu will :a 1 ~ . ••• r ClAP X Sic his storied lS.year ' fl:-L:~k a!t~ ' n; . teniD'I! in countered with 20 safeties ovc:ralliO secure the •pair of triumphs. EHS SWted wdl in the fiiiit contest, juml>ing out 10 leails of l..O, 2-1 and 3-2 through .each of the first three inning~. DJ:e SCQi'ed TODAY'S NUMBER IS: -enm11mem .increases m declines, which he . ·said spurs competition .and u ...erlllppiJ18 programs in different ;;chools. But die plan docsn't,detaiJ .how exactly the !~We would mph evc:r. . .• ~in $Ill: .rfuniting &::n!f ~~ OTS -mseardJ JUid ;p1BDDili$Siate 4lid ill! die ililstitu:tii!IIIS woUld &pend ~011 ihow wen dJey IIII!Ct tbCir pi!&. 'lllllil be !WilliS ilO .wr·· cs'Br:andon m began rof 16 hits 1he twin· billing inc 1u ding 11 in tlw In: JIUV5.17317 ad .and - .. T h e «anSBs 1110\'ed- within a Eagles (1- w.in of its first 'llation•l3) _pounded .champit:illlihip .m.z 1988, out a total 1he year betore Williams , . PM ll!.&Sidla..t fl." ',WVlSS!I Two of tbe countty's best players had so--so nights when it mat· tered most. SAN ANIDNIO --There are No. 1s, and then there are No. Is. VERSUS H 1bere's a lessoo 10 be Two Olbers .leam!:d 1ium Slllunlay night, on opposite it's that not WI are ~sar· , teams made ily cn:atcd equal. sure they paid We tXpCC1Cd a Fmal Four for it for the &p. 'f{e BOlB clunker and a JWf lintil North and Kansas may Memphis yet put on a Carolina fina1ly woke up spectacular show and' lllllke and made thill,ss at least a it all pay off Monda.y night. Jit9ebit ~for a few For one night, though, the mmutes against ICimsas. dream matchups wemn't U(l,A was too slow and tfrirlibte.at'&o. M•••· S.p.m. T a N' SPiJim; COlUMNIST ing start by a newcomer. ad"'antage of the hitters' Right-hander Edinson unfamiliarily -)llith_his fast. Volquer: ( 1,.0) struok~out ball-ot his lp(llOill;h. He got .. ·· eight in 5 1·3 innings, the Jimmy Rollins to take a 94 second time during the mph fastball for a called homestand that a young third strike in the third Reds pitcher made a good - inning, then caught Shane frrst impression. Johnny Victorino looking at a 95 Cueto bad ooe of the best mph fastball on the comer. "He was _throwing all the big league debuts in franchise history on Wccbtesday, guys inside hard and getting striking out 10 in seven strikes," Phillies manager innings of a . J..2 win o:ver Charlie Manuel said. "Plus, Arizona. be was kind of overpower· "The first thing on · my ing." mind was I had to do a good Pat Burrell had a run·scor· job my fl!tt time in ing single in anothc:r subpar Cincinnati," \btquei said. "I showing by a Phillies think I did. I didn 'I go seven offense that led the league in innings or have 10 stritcouts runs last season. like J.C., but I think it was Myc:rs moved back into pretty good." the rotation after the Phillies The 24--year-old '\VIque.z, got closc:r Bt'ld Lidge from who was part of abe ttade Hooston on the offseason, a with Texas for Josh move that helped · the Hamilton in December, got a defending NL East cbampistanding ovation when be ons in a couple of ways. So left with a 4-1 lead in the · far it hasn't t:ranslated into a sixth. He gave up five hits wm. ·' and a pair of walks. Lidge missed the first four Griffey has the feeling that games while still recovering something good is in the from knee surgery in mak:ing with the rotation. February. Myers got a no-"We're in the (llak:ing of decision on opening day, having a lot of fun," Griffey lasting five innings in an 11'said. "We've got 10 go out 6 loss to Washio.gton. and do our jobs to support Against the Reds. he gave tbeln." Pin-.• ..,.. • • Like Cueto, \blquez took �j P •e Mo....y, April7, :1008 -.mydailysentinel.com Ba • The Daily Sentinel · Monday, April7, 2008 Edwards dominates in Texas for 3rd win of season Qtrtbunt - Sentinel - '· FORT WORrn, Texas earned from !hat victory. Johnson was sooond .as be soom:l bis first Oup victo(AP) - Carl Edwards ran · Crew chief Rob Osborne . lkodrick Motorsports ry heFe in 2000 . .away with Sunday's rare at was suspended for six races remained winless dJro~h But NASCAA's most popTexas Motor Speedway for and tined $100,000. lhe frrst seven races <>f e ular driver is still ilryU!g Ito his series-best lhird win of On the' day the penalties sea!IOO. end .a 69-race winless streak. the ~ason, holding off were announced, tdwaros "I didn't have anything .at His last victory was at Jimmie Johnson on a two-ll!P vowed to continue his rnarob the end for Carl," Jobnson Richmond in May 2006. overtime sprint to the finish. towanllris first Oup ohampi- · said. Michael McDow~n. the EdwMds .bad lhe ficld cov- onsbip. He de!ivm:d with fns ·Kyle Busoh, winner.of ·t he rootie inv.olved in a spoctaeered for most of lhe rare, at domina!jng ron Suuday, lbcn Nanonwide Series £~ nlar cmsh during ·Fnday' s <me p@.int building a lead Of dedicated me victory to w~ ~ ~s qualifying sessian, h.ad Jm more than se11en seconds Osboline .as ·he crossed die lllllli* for Ed'warlfs uneventful r.ace runmng .a t over Johnson. 81ft: two late fmisb .liDC. in the col·ailladed 110 dlitd. the back of the meld. He fincautions - one for debris "This is for Bob ()shnmr: Ryaa Ne•w w.as · fourdl ished 33rd, seven laps down, with 3!J laps ro go, and sitrin:g a ·borne.,"'. he ~ and Denn)' Hamlin o~~er- in his second career start. .another .for oil on lihe ti30k · his ~- "Good job guys. came last-bp -OOIItllllt . with · Edwards came into the with five to go, :gave.Johnson Froin· Viel.oly Lane, be ami BoW)'Cl' to finish lifih. race as the heavy tavl!liite, a shot .t o steal tbc 'Mil. ~fended' IUs """-• Win :aDd Buwya- faded 110 1001 ~ and not .just because of his · But Edwards didn't give once again die oil dleOIIdtaCl mdlim iin1n die siuling runs GuriJig qualifyhim a cballoe on ciJb1;ir tank inli;aaiioo piayell 110 -Iran. · .. ing - he was n~ed ofif !he nestaR, haiidi'Y..sll'•lling.away ,, pu;t lin bi.s pe1f••manre dla . :.kif IIUdiJD. ,_..,.., bis pole by Earnhardt s late run lbclb tiaa' llio dliOy·IJ!t twO- day And by win.U~ . iR ':~ atop 1111: ,. . .s,-.ui- -or Satwday's f!iinal pracllmc Nfen,tiog ~" Clip bis S«''IJJOI. '. •by f · Y 'II ,sisdt tice sessions. ltatiher, his No. ,$:riesdalipon Ills~ llrie • ~ •1he 1nlck ~ fono.ed by . "Jbb!..Y '99 team has pro'!'~ to be _fue <ofdie-soo. ~ lll:l!n ·s <Cllj_lliible · llf~team to he.at at mtorme<l•ate li~Edw~s' finavicluj.. mm3nJ:rodversrty. ~ .....,:1 ·~.'8tJti!A·-'$ . trEda~_.. lhls ~son_ after ry sioCe • ~ ~ ~- ' ~n ~ .._., • , lP_ap ' , • nd ··~ .bd ~ill. .s scor... wms . at :eoquted Of;..,.a r; JoDQw- ,~IS because ..-.1111:4111e t.p. . . • , _. :· Califonua. and Las Vegas, " 1 q~wlait ·•• , ,illlJas. bad~ dlat ihe ..,_. • ; ,IJIIIe,i+Jl'· .. . ~~n d~nated ~t A1Jl~ta ~.'lheiCII,\'cf.,..ms- lhe ~ - and diC 'C'I[ 'to.a.kiletM._..~{. wy lea .. dinfl!C smotor eww e ingJiQmbiicilt.lllhftorihe dqwfn' • it's ld110 ai 'Cif '..,"fiat !N ·~ 1wi.n · g. vicu,ry. ;aad NJ\SCAR._. oi' llhlit~ tank lid,"' IIi: said. widt t I " · liD Vtctocy' "He's. ceruU.nly .the goy to meRd pmat-' "'(bat's i..\b:at it's ~;ab~Mn_ ~--llii ' lhli ,., !ljllor beat lihese millf?-and-aties, . ·· · •· · We'Jie driving. It'~ ~ It's · ~"« doh, ~ 6n- halfs," Johnse_!l wd. "He Edwards was stripped of fun when you get out of the 1shecl 12th, a .down. He spent a lot of _tune deveiQPC8rl Edwards holds .up the tropi1y after winning the NASCAll 100 points - knocking him car and your 'lurnds hu11t lioom SCCJrOd bis first vtctory bene mg il:he Car ·o f 'fo~ f~ Sprim C.up Series' Samsung 500 al.lto race in fort 'Werth, out of the po_ints lead - and gripping the"steering wheel. in 1~8 in what w~ then Roush. '[hat seat <llllle ts the IQ bonos points he That's good. . ·called 1he Busch Series, and yaluable. Texas, on Sunday. CLAS.SIFIED Gallia f:';!f• County OH In One Week With Us· www.mydaiiylrib.une.com class~iad@=vtrlbune:com REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS YIWw.mydallysenttnel.com www.mydailyregister.com PLUS YOUR AD NOW .ONLINE To Place tEtibunt Sentinel _ l\egt~ter (740) 446-2342 (740) 992~2156 (304) 675-1333 Webs~es: u;:;;. -lie-- Slew.·. .,."""*....,.,.Mift o=.- -.oo -n.e, caT',:..."!.· ' -•••• .,.,._ Kansas much everything they threw up Ellington 3-poinler with 9:20 left 1ba! made it 58-53 aDd 11M die :Jar Hllds - • fruut Page Bl .,. five-point lead back to 15 and send the Tar Heels (363} into true desperation mode. Wtll.iamS ·stood stoicoilly as ·die clock ticked down, .arms folded, nothing much left he could do. TearS usually come pretty quickly after the final buzzer .of the seasdli for him, and this sea_. etlded one game short of where 'many thought it might Still, at :game's. 'e nd he walked to the Kansas ,bench and shook every player's · f band, h uggmg many o dleln. ' "- ' _M· an .including '' a: empbis· , j I ' ' .,_.., lidl-cxJitJt!SIIot. He.. . ril DICII jlist-11 points. 'lmii , lill!d bodl <¢ 3~1JI!II .• die Btvills OS-4) agaiM fl;ll in daf;.lhild '!!!pi - .,__ ',z ·-- ' ·:dw••'==·"QO.Sbip- I ............. ,. ·. .~ • ROse: '.fini!ihed wilh 25 p"dls and . ·lnine ldlounds -"abnndt.!l{~ ::f."r_i.~ moves that llfi!lill.;s1low up ·i n the finaUilk. l· · · al"!"'' '! more~ · 1Qft''dtebenchen · ~~t-nn;nt, . ~'B"' rv• m· h ..- .:...... for....,..... · ;:_...,,, who l1l3lle 12 of D-:::.JJm-='~l lllliD I ' fayhawks, lheir first 16 shots and went on an fg..() run for a 33-10 lead with 9:31 left Meanwlrile, North Cla:olina wmt a snmning 9:03 without a basket and die lead gut as large as 4012. It was around then that none other than Billy Packer, the CBS' analyst, said 1he game was ovC£. Not so fast 'Ibe Tar Heels turned this into ·controlled chaos overdie first I 0 minutes Of the second lhalf, altering Kansas · shots .and making pFetty • fnuP xeBl isn'(newwus." = ':n!:b~ i:n~ .:a::s· a . After a scoreless fifth, lxldl leiiDI m•nwed QDC rn •lw with a l\111 in die Iiiah ID 0 Mtq l~tl: tbe IICOl'· · a5-3. ' 1e n had five hi.u in tbc 11e00nd oonte&t, with I '" .................. Dcney !MOster ~J .. kobelllS , after a &lam. This was ·~.., Memphis •has won its fi~ repeat of · 191), •fltii'dle . games in this NCAA tour- Tagen; -. 1hen !lmo11111 ;as nament by an · .average of . Memphis State - got routnearly 16 points. The Tigers c:d 87-66 by~ in~ :got off lo a slower start this title game. Bill Walton '1iit time, falling OO!rind 5~0. 21 of 22 shots and scored a before their suddenly chic reocird ~ points 1bat .nigbt. "dribble drive motion" Butthebigmanbaship.aod offense took over. back problell)S and wasn't Memphis led 50-45 with able to make it to tbe U 1/2 minutes left before Alamodome. Fact is, tbe inirings· .and allowed six walks while striking out two in the loss. ~son was the wi.nni.ng p1tcher for Adena, allowing just two walks and two strikeouts over- sev~ full innings. Uhrig, Bariles, .Skaggs and ·Menitt each had two taDce. I , hits for AHS, who bad II AHS which knoc:"~ out total in the opener. ninchiis, was~~ 1be Blue . and White ~ Hottinger- with two jumped out early in game · ~· two, establishing a 2-0 ~ f.astrm mums Ito lOtion Monday wheu it hosts Federal. Hocking ill a TridliD&& at two in the top of 'V~ Confetenoe lfookiAg die 1bird, but AHS liCCim1 a DivisJclll The fi1'lt 11111 in each of the next two pitdl is ~ fur 5 p.m. fniDes to cstlblilh a 4-2 On edac throuP four full • I . o~enn... : ,{'f.~.)··· ' _,.,, 14 111 QD1 0 -,111 -011 • • -11111 M'-Fe!g I i,~-111ot>- ........ p - - .... 1DD010 -at1 101 101 • - 5i 0 ... - Callrll; IJ' - · Qao:doft. Min ,.r ... • ~ " .,...., ¥ ~ ~-'.Sl" !;f. ,· ,. '-~·~.:;lilt"~ _,.:l;~~~-~ .~~~ doubled. It felt tiile Finals ' fnm1¥Bl we - · e~ . mainly court in ll single night just .a few <blocks trom the Alamo. · Baslcetball fans everywhere were salivating for two semifinal matches without a sacrificial lamb tike George MaliOll anywhere in sight The Colonials were missing, but UCLA and North Carolina stepped · up Uld filled that role quite welL Wltb the score 40-12 .in·the first half, it l.ooed as if Kansas were playing the first round against a No. 1'6 !iced like North Carolina A&:T instead of tbc revmd Tar Heel program. .Not C0111m1t to be routed in .die first half. NMth COIIl4A'S. · Russell Westbrook ted unA with 22 paints. 1be Trgers spent the Whole ·season aiming at ·get_ti!1g back to San Antonio. They lost to Ohio State l'lll this same cowt last Marcil in lhe regional final and adopted · "Remember the ·· Alamodome"..as their .m otto !Ibis season. In the first Final Four to fcalun: four No.. 1 ""!"'s, Rose and Memphis crwsed while Lov.e .ooufd do lime to 'StiJp diem. 1lae star lie ' D n ¥ ' ~· ' ' ~i,p g~ -wltlt couldlftge:tabtallhof.air.... , 1!-. ~(;~ WY~ - .. - Jdo~ . 1lticc ~ .JUIIC&· . ~ fill lbecauliC ~· lw'i:".siia6w'!'.tilley'll be M 1•ilu• put . _ DIICJl 011 -~ tD Idle early :1Wn ·atl rpne ill a hiJii r ~ , bour!i if ESPN bit of fflaobit~~ ,~tnt zy Clauic ~ dares to from '11 VQIICb . ,.Slip- rep~ ft I (n Los posed to be lacki"8 in !Oimt• ~ _ . Qqpel Hill, e~ of any sort.lbbear,. _.. 'kethall · .pundits U1k, aU out :wearing Jl shitt willh ' "Joey Dorsey for Mayor" on the front. Once the game began, the Mem,phis big man became Calipari's candidate lo yell at, widl the .roach twice hollering at Dorsey for missing .defensi11e switches. Dorsey was •the ~oly se,nior Memphis had on the lfloor., B.acblp ,guard An~ AUen was sus.p ended th1s week f0I' vtolatm:g team .rules, .and several players wrote 'b is No. 15 on their shoes. may be too much, especially for Lowe, wbo w.as alway:li ·groQIIIed .u .a o,neand-out. We'll get <>ne mofe chance to see two ather definite lottery picks, dlough, and that might be wbat salv.ages tbi~ Final ,aiPt u.JY~. <folJIId fiour · 011 ill£ ~D:~.. OlaDnel. 'Br~n Rush was lipCC- Calip¥i ever-dill wasttalirl: , _ tlllily a;msolation for tacnlar against North _great athletes. toK'*m a IXLA.u1bey'£e used to .Carolinawith25pointund ·lial.l and 'ldl diem. ...... it ,l ftrr lolill& in ilbe last seven rebounds, while ihas)zt ~ ~ iJW a •,,__ Fiu1 Foiii'S,. 11lcoe Derrick RO&e Wti just as todqdillllin. . <consolalioa for good controlling the tloor Apinst ua.A. lie deiV NOIIdl Carolina, ·l l'llich for Me!Dphis as a freshman teemed ibell-sboc\rd in on :the big stage for the first 1 ..WC.tw: • .its f• lft!MM", dlen .Jet M IJW dJe •trenj.. bl1f of its tu. time.. -··any 1 :..::d?.'!::!!.tl: UCLA it1 tird "'aiP' r.:.::.. ~~. :; 10 * Ml've never been so cmbarrutc4 in my life," auard Malclli Ginyard said. "They were very poiliCd. They picked our defense .apan.. They knocked down their shou. They knew wbcl-c 1be open guy wu going to he every time we ti:gers , ma~cloi CIIBI! dlcy were dniJial <in a · Aaalliaur ·1111 '"4 Jlll10 )'UI'I aao. "'fleck . Df a J ,"' "t tolid·"¥''0'""' it loc+_, C..tipvi liiiL "GGi a JO.Od 1111 • U. aever t*.llil . , . ~ pla}al 61t~ t I d 18 Wwe... _. 0:1 fe 11M r "'t Carotiu took a eeoc:!~ ~ , 1* c. bMll, IIIII n Gai • .... II r • Bnt . . ina jllll far aood • .. . . . . . ..._. • • lfta' pulliQI to within four te3IIL.. No aM's 4 ' 2 I • Alt. ' ' 7 " cxat."' poiml in the !leOOIId ba1f to tote 84-66. - tbe :after- Jt-... a '!f Jr Jlave .... Idle .aud a 20-4af..l3 flit• illlt Lo¥e atlil W1er . - - . 1bD fEu dKcrw , ; w1'z1 olf a line dill tbtri1Pil1D- - • --- ~ at . _ auy worrkll eliOid die Ole .of 611 aZ 1 nrillly. TIFi' ability.!'> play in the ~ugh ueilher 4!d anyclutch. No big deal, they thina 10 boost tbetr NBA: oould have mi51ed 10 more draft status 1witb workmanDOt C' of them and still have ellmed a spo1 in 1hc national :!li::f' like but ' un~pectarnl• efforts, the' l111e of tbe proS s!::~a:~:nv!; able supporting cast& is a pick 'em game in 1bc eyes of Vegali ' bookies, aud a can't min plile ill die eyes Ofcollqefanaeverywhere. · Bodl ·IChool.t 1te 1tarvcd for a title, both arc ICOtllini off cSominatiQ1 wiu. ma hoth 1te playina 'with Sll,jli'CIIIC conlitJenoe, 111£ FUial Folar .miabt oot be one farlbe apa, &It that doem•t meail lhc championabi,p pme woo't be. Tm~ Da1iJbur u .11 f.kUioft, a1 sports ·C O'-in for The Associakd #'~1. ~ 10 him ar rdahl~J,ereap.org · • ... "'~' I ~ . 1 • , ~...,...., .,.,.,..c: .\~ ~AI"""' .GMiiD(tit""" · ......,. ·t;i""'" 1fw1'1'- I'J.Ilu't" ..,a.~lfll& ~~ 'T"~'"' . 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ICFIMR ·Iadilly ~- at Lost: Blat*&Whlte Male .319 Welt Union Street in ~rder CoiHe i.n the Camp Athens, Ohio is currently Conley area.. iut acceMing •nnlicattonl for seen naar"''t""'• !~~~~~~~~~~-~P~LE~A~Sf~ca!l~ INDEX · c $ 111• 118 ·• - ' ~- · ro- _.;,:;.•ndl ,. ·--·• or ::::1 lratnlng-········-··--········--140 c . m p o . s l - - ....__,........._ ..'1110 ~- _ , 1. , . . , . _ _ . 7111 -•+=na-........................- - - · - · · ·· c.dl fil 1'1Mmk1!.-......................._ .........010 ;.......-... ...., , ....... '"""". 1lio ...._.atlm••• - can ·-·??U??Ooo•••• 22• • · . . : · :::a .For &£¥1 pad Ex""leni to ..., niOney. The New A\j(JI(I. u I .. .... 2 ....... to: Dlaio... clo ?db II 'Mbunl ~criminal balM~ 'An ;;;;;iii,;• == . recortl, pa... drug teat and . _., -- tnlur8nce, 401k, peld • 11 illid .[IOIOOIIII .__ ~ resume. Appll..,... mUll hawt a valid Ohio Oiver's 'icense. a c4ean driving · m111n allloe. ~ 1!...: . . ,.wocldl•,_,.. a. Pwllca Appllcaiion& lor l1ie poallon be obialnod by il1oi>Pintt bi ihe lacil~y Monday· Fri 'dey, Bam-&pm. Compteiad applications shoulcl also include a . Chlld.!!-w c.n. .........- -................110 Ellc:lriciiiiRIIfalpsaHun --------·-·••uuuuoouMO Equlpnwrt tor Reni:.......- .... 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'!t 5 OH _ , No f1111oft1 C....~ yard/plllllllid o1horThe lJrWor8lty oF Rio - · E>cpoltooa Gninde trw11ao aj,p1tcat1ons OIMIIa1ing equipmonl and lor 11ie poolilona of extra ldlll IUCI111 .WIIdlng Accounting Clerk m the -~Qrllln 875-1429. . . _. . . . . . .---·--.......... _.no • Hlll'-led ............................- ........... . - Jmprowal•irto ..................................l10 - f u r -..................................... - ..110 ~............,...:......,-----110 - f o r - . t......... - .........·-·-~·--•10 . lnM IIIOilam.............................~ ••- ..........tQID .~ .. ~.:::;;;:;;·f···,.. ····;;:;;::;:;""•·- .............1_111 :,ptu~~== ,_, record. Beneflll indudlng -.co' - after meeting~ -iramanl&. Cal Vdoy Bnx* Cancnne wtpotal& 11 (1100)778-5519 10 - 'I ll - -- R&l:ei!Bble. R 4 •-Include, bui T11!1ntng . 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No - · OH 451174. ~ ,._._._., _,.._ .. ........_ . . -. lllnMD'oiHumon -~of e-m~~ ,_..,ono.tnJ Ext!leiiCikaie Hleftt"l tldng. ~,.. fnl!lfbe s.mo., 'Inc. • 111 ~q~.-~ _ . r t o - or_..._ ....__ ~ - ~~5. 200Bto . 8am-<lpm. ...... ........... /147(/l(in-c: ~""= · ~ ~.;;;..... .... __ ... ,..,._.,.,_ .-- · Enjov 1 - "' - or line. www.irMJ... _.,.-,, ~~.... ca"'t i Rehab Canlor Ia ~ DialoJ'j - 1oo- --·.c:orn ~on . ~_ 1n ~ ~- - 20 be - .. _Fiod9ounda-. If Ueua,td pt8tiM caU (30'!'7M134: A OR ANEW . C,.tl •• ~~~-~.,.~;;~ ntEQASS • I Expe<ience and number and IJ!!!!ljO - - - we will ge t """" to OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHlNG CO. recommends ihaiyoudobusinesswlih people you know. and 10 NOT send money through the mail until you nave investigated the on loads. ,.o;;;ffe;;r;;;ing:;. . _ _ __ . • Must have good driving recOrd, Eam up lo S2.000 WANTED: Fu ll·lime LicenBI!d PrBCiical Nurse lor a community group home for :do!~l. :!rs: M~~a~~ 5pm. Current LPN License and Phannacoi01Jy'cartifica· tion required. Salary: S11.0011our. Ex,..leni ben· efits package including heenhioernel and paid'"""' · Wanled . Care Giver for to;Buckeye Corm;nunily Elderly Man , Female or Services. P.O.Box 604. """"ted. --Reglalor.200 _ , wv Moin 1'"' Overdeimenslonal · POSTALJOBS -.-audllor81or SH 88 - 27/hr Male 2417 304-67~963 or Jackson, Oh 45640. . ·~ ·• now • ennual,audlt and Qther tng. For IIIC[ 1rea du1ioB • asslgne<l. 304·638-5700 loa110 mas· Deadline lor eppli· I)OOIIiilil- job fnlo, CliFf - . . . . , 1-qi school sage ceniS:4/11106. EOE ArTlericWI Alaoc. of L.libof 1· dlpiJml or equMMent. 913-518 8226, 24/hrs. emp, Aitlociale Degree or 'f I liOIV. - · ICCOunlirig clas&· Fllcll Officer lnCIIor Wlllr· at Must have MWtf c:letK. iMI)Iiitl ... in ... +Jut I Jwe ol CQill)UtMionJoolt e.;,; inl Lfln ers. won! procaso· lund ..:,......, _...__; 1ng.-.~ inlemel ---•GED R1 -.u .· Plumbint&l-.g ..................................ao •f-far-.. . . .-.. . . . ._. . . . . . .-.. lkll~. •• · -•·.....--.wo·Service A:DERAL 1 1 wwwlnlocilion.com . Ma. ~ _ ,, SPHA. plus -~~.u _1om Trud< Dnwffi COL Class A Required, minimum of 2 \IAars dri11ing exp. tima. Pre-empiD\'meni drug ~!,."!',"'rng~ L__ _.....;.._ _..J tasling . , Sen<J resume - attention to - 1. 11111 be oblo 1o OOIIl- = . ~" - - · .... - ..................._. · Uu IOck.Found ................. '(' ................. - ... 0 ,., amnal lim"~ ,_m,va,,,,ng, G1'0141Honw. 7«11111! "12' - o r ICCOIIIIIing -.g Pllteleed. Homo Heol1li lor AIII[IIIIICB•ilsmustliUbmiia Albony aroo, ~.Molga o l - and raoume c., Coli$ l ~11ienameoand ""'"'lime. Cal1-740-3711. of l11iile :..U Will Do Odd Jobs and Mow small yards in Point Pleasant and Galllpohs area. Call 304-256-9292 or Ia Otllo05631 =::=...or:l arMofAccount& . .._lndtlwllblltyto-cute ilwiM:Iiono priJIT4ll1y. Certified Nursing A.BIIILil Experieltce requinKI with 1or ·tull lima and ..._.,ry pcoFfclency 1n Graphic (90-daya) """' in • 1•• bed Deaign · - b e wiling log Slate~ , _ , clianglng F~ ~ _.; : , . _ . , multi1lok , _ . bonent pack collent • <ojoCI ~ge- =~~U:tg State civt~ iOUIWi6~ lOIII up Need a. ride to the doctor shopping, school or work? Call (740)256-1438 825Thll'dAve. o 3o-day onsiia paid , training -lid·- ....................-........._.,-,\. o-. ~ Tollo George's Portable Sawmill. don1 haul your Logs to the Mill jUS1 ca11304-675-1957 . Ohio ~~:';~:::g Co 0 Weekly Pay & Bonuses. o Oi!tatanding Benefii5 ~ ~_!Ml ~T..,-.._ .....................;........... ,. • Ciill Marlyn -1!645 ~ ::,,·~.: : DloiQMii-laiowledge o1 10 ~v•-; ' ' ............ _ ..............-... 5111 ~ ~ : Booc 297 of ICCOIIflting 1unctioos and I AVON I All Araaal To Buy or AjlpFicln18 mull be aao11vo • VIIFoQI - _ •• II 11 cuatomor oeMco · Gei•IIHaullng .................................... _ . . '' Sell. Shirle';Speors,lJOO. lie'" .llrong ._.,.j Rullaid.01i10.45771i ~. Th,..!Dfutoyeel1i · ~bMliJ ..............................__.. ,,....... _,... ~ - .......................-....... .., Ollerlng - WAI'oTID i"' K.ovlnl!elly IIY~Sofehlldrenand ~·If"'" l.rm ......., - a -ICO in ihe C . hri Member Accffldlt1n ~ Council kJr lndepend;Jnt ~ and scnocts 127.118• ~:':~ntecarense&l9dnd ..=FT. odulisbyiaking INBOUND & OUTBOUND calls tor Non·Profii & "atlan nrnaonizBtkms. WWW. ~reen:olltga !IOU A~redited .,.......,_ •. .. · I lbuW~ . (Careers Close To Home) . Call Today! 740-446-4367, 1-800·21 4-0452 Own a computer? Put it to e.pa..,.., to poofclliad but • · -work< Up io $iSOOID NII:M' y.t.Mfbewllf.= ~- Apply wtf!iln ~ -~ -weeld~Hlr-appDeatien--Gatl 57. moP-liEr" ~ 10 Clo J!CO:IIilli~-~-::;L:~II&· I._..-: (~122,218< ·- -M-~~c~liifilmjiilliiiif"• ,1111-_ih!iii.. ann ~. - ~ . '· , : ,-_!i'!i!!JID[•• iNiilillrliiiilloo- ~a,!oam'"--· _~, ... ,,12".com C(;ffl tionandsldc~. A•~ , "&Uto,..,.lr ..........- ..........- ..•.•.- •.--···77D lioulolfur&ale /. 710 ····-·-·-·······-~ .......................710 - -...._.,,._,....._ •......!~ 8 Sole ............................ • --· _. ~ w...;;:,-.......... ·-·-··· ··..A 1 ncl · 88 .. ~.;-n,_..........,.....................21-0 · ·. 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Of 41-1 . ~~·=·=·~·t:D!:ft:lca::.C:DOI::;-;;:=====~·~21~D=ee=by=NE=A,=Inc=·~ 740-416-5751 .Thlre Is • CAU.S PLEASE, App)' In ' 1 1 5 2nd Ave. · ·y · • - - - - .. •~· ,.. ·- ••. , , _ , , •• - - - - - - - ~ ............. -...-..... her horne It Coo-t'-- 'Smooev.· ,......., Road JlrurWANm> -ri- • horna.Call7~o-742-4224. H 1 no a111W8r l8aw message. 'lilSUMl kept shouting '"Op1 Upl" .at bis team, lcying Ito •CUt down on open looks lll 1110 .avail. The UOLA band and " heerleaders ,brok.e olll llheir Beach . 'Buyli m «cy midway l!hroil,!li die ' &tit right. Jilunlls over UCLA's half. ~ve'~ •w(te, M'W,is second balf of this semifinal an nn,gmal ~ Anal Four .Satur!ilay in San surfin ,group ;and a~ . · - be played a sh<!w . _~ ,.;;, - - - .- ni~tn Looden lllld · · · --tall!r'BruiBS~oroilb1!' =_n't milrJDtfQ:J!jj& . _ · -~•--~~emmway. .,_ , ..... ,,..~ riO HruoW~ •lliu/ --. . SCAC seaks Program Olrector tor Mason Cty. 'PubllllilnU CO. Horilele98 Sheller in Pi. is seeking a motivated, Plealant. BAJBS in Social --indMdual WOO</COIJn08Iin or 101atod . to be • paglneio</page iiekF. l'nllor 7 yoors daslgner in the daily enoe In lield and 5 yeatS production of its three BUpervlllion OJ<j). newspape!S. The Admluirlladi.edulleslnclude successful applicant fi8C81 mana~ment and would work under the · dev81opmeni of pmgram; aupervisioo of the newti lundratolng and gran~ dewl· department. Duties apment experience plus include electronic communic.ation/compuler generation of news -and knowledge of genpages, along with some aral of1lco duiies and equip- cq:JV eclting and heaclline ment. RFT wlbeneftts. writing, as wall as. Send """' - · .......... •proofreading of pages and iliree lellers of ref. to: producao by ether SCAC, HR, 540 Fifth Ave .. paglnators. Compuier Hunli1gtoo. WV 25701 by Bkilto and knowledge of April11 , 2008. eoE Quark XPress end Adobe Photoshop are required. Pasl in page .wMf WOO !011< JA'f~, TerrteriMt. Feas1 304-882- Wlnl1o'buy 3 to 5 Acf8l for 3980 16102 ,_, ..-1 mobile «!f. ' zmat, iif» pat, the AU-American plll'd Said. , "We .all believe ·-in eaCh other and we •eqxlet great ~s to b¥pen, so :thii, Lynch, .·.Griffin, Zach Hendrix., -yY)Cf Kearns -~ tyler Hci'ldi'lJ: eaeb-pmvldjng a safety. Zilch ~ also .had the lone RBI for 1he guests. Kyle Gordon ·went the distance for the Ellgles, allowjng two w.alks .and two bit batsmen in the loss. Gordon~ stnlclr out one. Cottrill was the winner for Adena, striking out four and walking one over- the dis- Puppy, Bm&ll loving lemal& io good home, BOOion 1>.- - . . ,.., I 2nd""""""· - - - - -.- - .caned •out -defenliCli. He 1 . ,,.1 !o<l w.• · ie,iYLE;;;;;;;;;;t:;;;t----------l JJ rKif"jdj;a~CAAtli; kttncatl~l .CDiii ••t.Mt Top Dollli< • aHver/gold coins, any 101(/14K/18K gold )oo;olry, dental goki, pte 1135 ·us currency, prootlmint .- . diamonds. MTS Coin SliQil, 151 Gallipolis. 446-2842 _, 7 month old (F) golden Fkrt.il...ab mix. Good w/ kids, 10 good home only. eau 7.0. .256-9323 · al "" I GM:A~W r.__ _ _ _ _... - shooting 'Slump with a pair of cady 3s that put U~A ahead. Memphis, which never a-ailed ·i n trouuc~ 'Fexas to reach the Fi.nai Four, stl11lck · back as llou_glas-Robelits hit his first ifeur shOO;. · Then it was time lfCilr Rotie to take •Over. · ' UOLA U l r i T 8ieft Howland stood die ile ~arne, occaSiOnally lbiuQpmg into an Qfticilll. as fie 1'i Errors..,.,...._...,.,.... To Help Get' 5 c -... ':,~ l!.ii4 Borders$3.00/perod . Graphics SOC for small $1.00 for larQe .. q time. on the flm dlry .ol publk:Mion _, 1M.,... eccupted bV thl.,., 1n11 anty tht tnt tnHrtion. We thlll not be 1r;oble iid4W ..... I&Il Correctkln wHI t. .... In tt. find Plillble edtlion. • Box •All fill -ld\:aDw;;* . . . . .....,._totht Fedetll Fatr Hauling~ Gil 1118. •This .....,,_,. MllucwLIQit ..a.pt.,. aduc;Uehvln 'fiotMion oltt. R . a· D lplm;•lnalueleAPttoe•avald' .a 5 . •I...._ ...._.IIIUiftiMr·AIId...._..._....._. -------r.:r__ I Now you can have borders and Qraphics ~ added to your c~assified adS (.~ Jm •liartftUI'AIIIWIIhAKqaad•s..-..< Serre #uiAds Sho!illllndude 1 " - Denis 35. .Josh :Shipp .endl:d Iris I M. ~ HOW IQ WRITE against each ·o ther smce seventh ,giade, and ilhe UCLA oenter ICintroduced himself late in tbe .first llalf, ;giving . bis ~ld pal a bard shoulder on a Slillid screen, . The first half featured a series of blii'Sts ;and ended with Memphis leading 38- from Page Bt /)earltitu s:oo p.m. a.m. to I 992-2157 Monday thr._. Friday no introduction. · Rose .. and Love have played with and It 'was Bill Self who night His replaced Williams after the afterKU · fifth R-osea'lso~lhifll&ee __ ..._ famously "bolted for lid of the gatne, -than :!brows. fUr ;a qu a•~s~North Carolina, an . d .,_ 1·5 10 minutes into 1lle first . ICdly vu~le · iir;;m'&e was the first chanre to~ ~ an4 he {JIItgia..J.ed '•foUl ~me,-, lhe Tigers did ..__ · · st each <>ther 1Jainsbrough for a ~ _g reat · [o mi*U>• 2Q Of 23. .....,... go agam _, resulted, with their new teams- and ... ..... ..•., ....,., · He JittDI-gly WGUild up 00 The game's bigges! stage. lhrows. That made it 33-10. with tbcbaUin1hclifal ~ Hansbrough, the national Darrell Al'lhur had du= onds :and lleaved · it high. . player- of the year, finished buckets and .an assi!.t in lbe. ~ then ,t1id he . aai:k the widl n points and nine first five minutes to st:aJt the , s • test Of 'Siltiles. rebounds a typically runaw~y. Russetl Robinson Chris Douglas:-ROOelts gutsy effort Ellington led bad five points, four assistS, scored 28 · · for the Heels with 18. three steals and ~ But for all d!.eir effort, this itm)oveirs over die game was lost ear!}'._. ~ ..Pn·• 5 ~ bask-et looked as -big. _ &ste-m ~ on c;1 ·O rt=u:To ----------------~- Jt: .1i"'*" lJ.e 1ldm. 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Roofing, Sk1ing, Soffit, Declcs, Doors, Windows, Electric, P.lumbing, Local Families of Organ Donors & Recipients w. ~r:r~. . •• STONE COKSTRIICTION Topic: Organ Donation Guest Speakers: lUI "''w pO'IIpl•m 10 ~ t . llwaauw ia 111111 butielt daly OFII&e W1R." .ARLO l JANIS �.. r.&e B6 • The Daily Sentinel . Mo..t.y, April?, zooS NCAA Women's Anat' Four Semifinals Stanford, Tennessee advance to title game TAMPA, Fla. (AP) The bigger the stage, the better Candice Wiggins performs. Wiggins continued her electrifying run through the NCAA tournament, scoring 25 points and grabbing 13 rebounds while getting some timely help from Kayla Pederson and JJ ·Hones as Stanford shocked Connecticut 82-73 in Sunday night's national semifinals. Back in the Final Four for the first time in II years, the Cardinal (35-3) avenged an early season loss to the Huskies (36-2) and advanced to Tuesday night's title game, where they'l'l put a 23-game winning streak on the line against Tennessee or LSU. Wiggins, the first player to have two 40-point performances in the same NCAA tournament, finished five assists shy of the ftrst triple-double in women's Final Four history. She didn't shoot particularly well, going 7-for-19, but made two huge 3pointers to help Stanford pull away for good after UConn trimmed a sevenpoint halftime deficit to 47-46 and appeared to be taking control. Down the stretch, the Cardinll'l's lone · senior struggled from beyond the 3-point line trying to get the Huskies baclr.'in iL Moore was 3-of-ll from behind the arc, and Montgomery was 1-for-9 on the way ~ scoring IS · points. Swanier had 13 points, and Houston added 10 for UConn. Tennessee 47, l..su 46 Southern edges Wahama jd RACINE - Behind an RBl bases-loaded single by senior Ashley Robie, the Southern Lady TOD!adnes blew by the W.baJJIII While Fak:oos 3-2 iii eight · · Satunlay afternoon in~ varsity soflball contest. 1be game was originally slated as a double header with Roane County, however, a scheduling conflict with an academic function narrowed theoomest to ooe game. A pitdlec's dual between Sonlhcm's Kasey 1\irley and Wahama 's Kylie Riggs developed. and took the spotligbl in the 1a11rr innings as both teams hafded ful' the win. Turley, the winning hurler, W('.llt the diSlance for the win in pitching a four-bitter, ·firimi five strike-outs, thn:e walks, and allowing two runs. Riggs Sll'UCk: out eight, waledliiur, and gave up three nins in su1fering the .,,.._ IC:d- • J ·- Taylor Hysell had an RBI sift.. gle for a 2-1 lally as WHS pulled closer. The 2-1 Tornado lead held untii the finaiiWlld. 'J'urley and .Riggs oonlinued to OlliS-' ta' the tc:spcctive batleis in great pi~ elfurts. Sittin,l! oown the White Falam id ORb' in the fifth and sixth, aD Thdey had to do was gel dmugh the scvenlb. But id the top of the inning, a single by Hysell and walt by Kayla Young put two WHS I1IIIDCri on with one out. Amba: · :rwteY bit a single to ri8bl knocking in ooe tun as anot(t: er IUliill:l' was deeliY":: to have left the base too early. Nevenbeless, Wahama tied the SCOte. Rins sat down · Soutbem in lll1li- in the scv~ ('.lith · · . In tbe eigbtli trio wem TAMPA, A.a. (AP) Aluis Hornbuckle's only , bask:et of the game was enoqh to get Tennessee back: in the championShip game. Hornbuckle's putback . with seven-tenths of a second left lifted the Lady Vols to a 47-46 victory over LSU in . Sunday night's national semifinal. It was the lowest scoring game in Final Four history. Candace Parker did all lOss. . she could with her burn Southern hitters · were Stanford's Candice Wqtgins leaps into the anns of Kayla shoulder, scoring 13 points Turley with a pair of singles Pedersen (14) after Stanford beat Connecticut 82·73 In an and · ....,. bbin.. 15 rebounds and a walk, Sarah Edd_I ~ sinNCAA women's basketball tournament Final Four semifinal to the &ciy Vols. Ide. and singles by wllitney Sunday In Tampa, Aa. Tennessee (35-2) moved \\lolfe-Riftle and Ashley VanDerveer tinkered with because the Huslcies were within~ win of its eighth ~~'!ifema~~; =down Tor'*~.=,i~ her team's triangle offense 4-0 when trailing at the national championship. To and smgle, 'lllylor Hysell two led off wilh a single, following the 12-point break before Sunday nighL do it, the Lady Vols will singles, and Amber Thlly a e-Riftle and · Turley loss, which showed the They looked as though have to beat Stanford, ingle _,.._, and nobie - - ' Cardinal exactly ~hat type they might have another which stunned Connecticut · s The. first two innings went ~ off the of team it needed to comeback in them when 82-73 in the other semifi- .scoreless, excepting a .solo gl<ive for a single to win tilt become if .it hoped to be Renee Montgomery bit a nal. two-out double by Wahama game 3-2. able to · keep pace in a J5cfoot jumper and Cbarde The Lady Vols are look- in the first 1\Jrley sat rematch. Houston followed with a ing to become the first Wahama down in order in the Wohoma ooo •o1 oo -•.Hi' the ·third inning. W'llh one out in WP-Tuttoy; 002 000 01 ..:::"M 0 . . UC layup to trim Stanford's repeat champ1ons smce LP-fliggo. · onn made adjustlead to one. Huskies won three straight ments after losing starting starter got Jots of help gi,~ards Mel Thomas and Thljt's when Wiggins, titles from 2002-04. ference in his fastball. He from her supporting cast. Kalana Greene to season- who had 44 points in a secMeanwhile, LSU's Final thought the main prob~ Hones hit a dee.p 3-point- ending knee injuries that ond-round victory over Four drought continued. was that the Reds wouldn't 10 er to . put Stanford up forced the Huskies to rely Texas-El Paso and 41 .The Lady Tigers, who ·have . l'rum Page Bl swing at pitches just out of with 3:20 to go, then · M 1 been a Final Four staple Pederson answered a 3- more heavily ?n Moore, agamst ary and in the the last five seas<ins, again the strike rone. · pointer that drew UConn . Montgo!llery, T~na Charles Spokane regional final, . failed to make it to the up eight hits, three walks "I just oouldn 't put any~ took over. within 71-66 with a long and Keua Swan1er. . The S-foot-ll guard championship game. LSU, and four runs in five body away," said Mycr.t, jumper of her own to send The chang~s VanDer~eer who threw 95 pitches. "I only the second team to. innings. Cardinal fans into celebra- made - bas1cally modify- grabbed all 13 of her play in five straight Fimil . There's a difference of was throwing every pitch as hard as I could. I was pretty lion mode. ing her offense .to revolve rebounds on the defensive Fours matching the feat . opinion over what's wrong irritated at myself with not Pederson finished with around two post players end and went 8-for-9 from accomplished by with Myers, who is accus- be' mg able to put poop1c . hi ., 17 poinls, and Jayne Appel ~ather than one . the fQu) line, including Connecticut from 2000-04, med thro wmg . s •ast- . away." added 15. Maya Moore led m~re~se? the prod_uctlon of four in the final 1:21 to has lost all five appear- to . to b~l '!I the low: to IDJd-90s. Griffey's two-run homef · UConn with 20 points on Wtggms . supponmg cast. help put the game away. ances. His breaking pitches in the first inning came ia 8-for-19 shooting: . That. als.o made the UConn, in :the F!naLF~ _ All~American .::. Sylvia looked OK, Manuel-said;--Jrts"16th at-bat ofthc seai08 UConn won an earlier Cardmal less dependent on for the first time smce wtn- Fowles did all she oould to "'The velocity on bis fast- and set a tone. Keppio&et meeting ·in November, but the senior star who carried ning its fifth national title avoid 1Qsing, her fourth ball so far is not w!W it was led off .the lbird ·. Wiib his both teams made signifi- the team on her shoulders m 2004, ~ggled to get straight Final Four. She lastyear. He wilnhrowin,g seoond ilomea' of tbe sea.: l cant changes during the during the tournament. the ball to Moore eady.' · scored 24 pc)ints and everyihing he bad up there, son, and 1b rotc 1be pmc last four months of the seaUConn trailed 40-33 at The freshman All- grabbed 20 rebounds to but lris fastball . was sitting open with a two-run doub~ son. the half, however that was- American was held to six lead LSU (31-6), but it up there at 88, '89, 90 mph." in the sixth off Clay Stanford coach Tara n 't necessarily a bad omen points in the first half and wasn't enough. Myers didn't feel any dif- Condrey. sro~m . r- I • fa tun opens BY BtdtJI J. REm wJs:ence Jily wilh &AEmtltl'tOM.:ISBJITIB..CXWII wnSetPIFBl 110011 at Holzer Medical Cenfa' in Gallipolis. 11l>o odv:rs ~ auesud · POMEROY -A Dayton and jailed 00 drug-«laiDI man died Saturday after ~· Tammy Quillen, . allegedly consuming a quar- 45, of Long Bottom, is in ter~ of oocaine during the Washington Counly Jail, a traffic stop near Pomeroy. clwgcd with possession of Tbli body of Antonio T. c:rack oocaine, a first-degme Jolmson, 29, was tnmspot1- felony, and Laqwann ed· to the Montgomery Jacl:son, 27' Dayton, is .in County coro~·s office custody 011 a dwge Qf p«afta' he died Salwday afta'- mitting drug abuse. The two W~ ¢;•! .Reds . Cleveland boy stops runaway school bus, A6 World War ll Museum begins IW\ior expansion, A2 the Southein dtiJd, Bremna. Taylor walked, I Buzzanl walked, and . . Eddy had a RBl oo a 1-3 ground out.~ tbco J)OUil(led an RBI single fur a ~..() Southern lead. For a time, thai " nm all that was nco • ssary to win the ~- In the~ fuurth •Kannyanaing, HaleySavno0::~ charged were to be arraigned in Meigs Coumty Court on Monday. According to Sheriff's Deputy Rick Smith, Quillem was puled over oo U.S. 33 _ . Five Points for evidenoe of impaired driving: Johnson, Smith Said, was a pas~ in the rear lieat of Quillm's vdricle. He was obsened behaving errati- · cally, and appeared to have ~: - something m his moutftl When the tbree were asled for itlemtiticatiom.. Alter the lilttle were plaood in rusrody, Smillh said, Jolmsoo rold biro be had ingested Vicadin tablets, but later said he bad ~and bad swallowed a plastic bag oontaining cocaine. Johnson was transported to Holmr, but went into cardiac arrest on dae way, CHnton · will drop story BY BEtH SeftGENT from 8YBiuHJ.RE.m POMEROY . -U.S. Senator Hillary Clinton, DN.Y., willoo longer include a story about a Meigs County woman's death in her campaign IPI~I'!!IJ~-1 IIOW that its accuracy been questioned. _PapAS The Associated Press . reported that Clinton will · ·~E.Cox,78 sti'ite the ~ory from bet ~ Eidtiljler, 50 ~tandard speech. • Randall lee Gllbs, 62 Spokesman Mo Elleithee The achilles test dal8lmines bone density, an indication of osteoporosis w'h~ incliBaSes • ~ J. Reynolds, 78 ' said candidates often repeat riSk of haclure. Here Ourtis King tak. the test given by Robin Sch001110ver, R. N. •Of tne stories they hear on Holzer Mellical Center through its oommunity llea11h and ·wellness program. • Rmard L Robson, 70 such the trail but admitted the • PeiM1 E. Seatles, 65 campaign didn't check out the story fully. • James N. Smilh, 79 Clinton has used a story Deputy recounted BY Clw- FIE.. ICH . dur- ·. OBITUARIES F~e health fair attracts many HtlERlttli~ • Kindelg&IBI saeening to begi I. Set ., . AJ • Ufe Line~ aenilg comi1g to M' :Ueport. Setf'lle..U • GCC lists winter quarter gradlates. SetPIFAJ • Looal Briefs. '• Setra.AS ' Place Your Paid Classified Ad In Wednesday's ~ ·Gallipolis Daily Tn'bune, Point Pleasant Register or Daily Sentine~ And It WDIR~ For FREE In WFATIIER . ·A " INDEX BY 8E1H SE• rr RACINE - At last week's meeting pn Bs American Municipal .Comics J"Qwer-Ohio's. 401 water . A4 quality oertification with the Editorials Ohio Environmental As Prote!:tion Agency, a questdovies A.tion was raised about possiObituaries ~ ble contaminatiOD from the of a ,,~erPlant 's productl·~ ~ B Section tilizer by-product. ~ports A6 Elisa Young of Racine ~eather · voiced concerns to the ·• bo t dded c -nwov...,P II' I j c<Jo. OEPn. a U any a nitrates to the local soil in · · · f relation to oontammauon o drinking water. Young said local level.s of nitrates were • already elevated m relation Classifieds 304-675-1333 nw.mydailyregiter.com the Mulberry Community Center in Pomeroy Sattnday. 1be importanoe of 'bowing your numlJeni" was ~sed by . -;lt. B 3-4 Agency, will consist of a question and an~er session but will not include reoording public oomments on me proposed llandfill. AMP-Ohio is proposing a landfill to deal with waste by.p roduct s at the plant. The landfill is to be located easf of iLetan Falls between the intersections Hill Road and Ohio 124, and ...R.aad-and-!Ea~ of the health professionals partie. . in the screenings at the N:,"i- . fair attended by many residents. 1be fair was sponsored by the Holzer Medical Center Community Health · and WeUness Program, the Meigs County Health Department Cardiovascular ~ and the Meigs Cooperative Parish . Faith COmmunity Nursing ~health ---·~: A .. • - .. Bv 8EI1H SEIIGENT ' ...,.. .... .. . . .•... -...- BSERGENTIIMYDAILVSENTINELCOM 'Ill, . .. ~moo -z, BSERGIJ'!T•M'IDM.\'SBITINEL.CCM Calenruu-s The Daily Sentinel 740-992-2155 ' oLthe. EnvUomnen~I · Pro~tion 'Mardi 'Gras' is theme of Chamber event Fert:ilizer plant prompts qu~tion, response Annie's Mailbox Joint Jlt.m ltgitttr rc~&eDtatiYC RACINE. -Ye>terday it was inoerrectly reponed a meeting concerning a landfill for American Municipal Pow.e r-Ohio's proposed iJ)OWer plant would take place tomorrow but the meeting· is actually scheduled for a week from tomor- · row at 6 :30 p.m . on Wednesday, April 16. The public information session will still take place at .Southern ~ !Elementary School. The meeting, hosted by me Ohio a!!d blood supr and tests to ddennine pressure, body mass indc~ and bone' density, were l'eatures of a health fair beld at to ibe srnetiings. woman's family told The tobacco prev('.lltion materials, Daily Sentinel Friday said cancer related information the woman did, indeed, die from complications of from the Meigs County Cancer her pregnancy, but insisted Initiative and nutritional mate- I she was never denied rial from the Meigs County medical care because she Extension Office were distrib- Unda King, nutrition assistance at the Meigs County .oould not pay taiib for an uted. 1bere was also an enen- Extension Office, promotes good health through proper sive informational display oo office visit. services offered by Ohio selection of food in an inlormatiol)al display at the health fair. Vlil.ley Home Health. ,AS The Tri-County Marke~ce! . • care reform . Holman told Clinton the Middleport woman had lost her baby and later died because she was «fused treatment by a local medical practice. No clinic or hospital was ever named in the tepotts, but O'Bleness Memorial Hospital last week asked Clinton to stop using the story because it is inaccurate. The hospital. in a written statement, confirmed · the woman was a patieat there, but said she was never denied care. Her name was first reported by The Washington Post late last week:. Montgomery Gmnty Coroner indicates J~bnson !had 'swallowed a plasllic bag lbelieved to' lha"'e «mtained powc3er cocame. Jackson bas been ~etumed ro Montgomery Col!lllty, w!Dere is w.antol!l 'Gn il probacharge, tion viG!ation .acooFding to Smi:t!l. BSERGENT@MVDAILYSENTINELCOM BREEDOMYDAILVSEN'llNEI..COM J Smi!ilrl sai.d, and died at ·t he ho!lj}itaJ. Smi!!h said.:t!lile pFe~ [irinmy report fiF<)m the Wednesday speech fl II · I AMP meeting to be held next Pomeroy . ~ to the local drinking water. Yesterday, Debra Prim When .Racine developed with the OEPA said in relaits Souroe Water Protection tion to Racine's drinking . Plan with the OEPA this water, ·the latest .nitrate was proved 10 be a fact but . readings from June of last the OEPA added, although year w.ere at a rate a 3.13 nitrate levels were elevated \llith anything · above a two they were "well below what indicating the contaminai.s permissible." Nitrates are . lion is not from a natllral the most ronunoo pollutant source. A reading ·of five of well water iJl would trigger samples Southeastern Obio aeatcd being taken qualterly as from m·-te fi'--''i'~ onnnsed to annually. A ua aw ~· .,.,..absorbed into the soil. Tbn:e reading of 10 is the maxi· years ago when the source mum contamination level water protection plan was the OEPA allows. 1be lowdone the elevated numbers est readm ' g t'n 2006 was a ' . . suggested the contamma- 2.67 m October of 2006. · c...."-. tural A f·--.:• · 1an b uon was not "''"' ana awu.er .P t run Y but JAAnmade souroe. 1be The Andc:rsons, lnc., will be sampling for the SWPP was located within the fence line for Racine's wellficlds only. · of the AMP-Ohio plant in " Letart Falls and was mentioned by Youn~ when asking the question of the nitrates. Through the use of PowersjJan technology,. the plant :w111 produce a fertJhzer byproduct wh1ch w11i be manufactured for sale by The Andersons. . .Kent Carson, commum cations director for AMPOhiO, ~at~ the fert 1!.1Zer plant .has. n? .bearing th H ..ond . e mtrates tssue. e .~al . lis Produ~.t wtll . be self c.ontamed wnh . the bypi'Oduct. ammoma >ulfate sealed from the weath. ' do""' er m "'es. "There's no chance of it · th , 1eac hing mto e water 5 ~ sfl t " 1. AS (' POMEROY "Mardi Gras" is the theme to this Saturday's Meigs County Chamber of Commerce Annual Spring Dinner and Auctiqn. . The dinner/auction, a signature fundraising event ·which aUows the chamber to keep operating, tiegins at 6 p.m. at l(oumry Resoft (formerly the Royal Oak Resort) with tickets ai $25 per person . According to Meigs County O:tarnber of Commerce . ..:._Director· Michelle Donovan tickets are nearly sold out and will 'not be available 31 the door. This year the band "Woody Pine s and ·the Lonesome Two·· will play from 6-7 :15 p .m. with dinner served around 6:30p.m . The , band's music is described as .a mix of Blues and Jazz and during their set bids will be taken for the silent auction which begins at 7:30 p:m. Some of the items up for bid include the famo us ; "Chamber tra vel ing Goose." a framed.a nd autographed poster of Jorma Kaukonen and Roger McGuinn . a Columbu s· Blue Jackets pennant signed by the only Blue Jacket bmn in Ohio. Cincinnati Red> tickeb. Marshall Unive"ity footOhio ball -tick.et,. University football ticket,, $250 rental voucher from Gheen ·, Rental. various autographed item~ from Mike Banrum. a metal "liM see Ch tRIIer, 1'5 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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