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POMEROY - Stx local tssues are set to appear on the ge nera l elect ion ba llot in November. Thursday wa' the dead· line fo r villages, towns hips and school di stricts to fil e levi es ·an d ot her local iss ues. The Board of Elections reported the . fo llow in g local i,,_ues we re sub milled to ap pear on the Nov. 4 ballot: • Leba non Townsh ip : Replace ment of one mi ll for fi re protec ti on. for five years. • Sc ipio' Tow nshi p: Rc placemem of two mills for fi re protection. for five · . years. · · · . . · . Suqmltted photo • Columhi a Tow nship : Johnny R awls , Dest1n1 Rawls, and Adam and J ared Sheets perform at the 2008 Foothills Blues and Arts Festival, held Additional 1..~ mil ls for road maintenance. fm' fi ve thts weekend at the Sheets family larm near Harrisonville. yea rs. Village of Pomeroy: ~~ . ll ~ 1lll T Renewal of one mill for fire . ,W ' .... protection for lh .c yea rs. Solllhern Local Schoo l District: Renewal nf fou r • . .. 1 CXpcn,es Grant To Reduce Alcohol Abuse re-funded at Southern INDEX H IAR Bru ce Goff correspondi ng on how to lise hi s p rofe~­ abou t how to complete the simlal engineeri ng ~k i ll \ to report . On Aug. 15 Goff complete the repo rt . speci fi ca ll y add resses Strouse clarified a physi· Yandrich's profess ional cal SEJ report is current ly concern s: "You do n' t have not required b1· 1;11\'/rule. to ·be a economi st or :. uciul- though the . agl'ncy dot:s ogist to prepare ·an SEJ con .'-liUer al l cm ·i ronmcnt~ll. report.': Goff goes on 10 soc ial and eL·onorn ic fac l ~•rs write that the age ncy has prior to a decision to i, ., ue "done at least a hundred of or deny a fi nal permit. She these wit h some being fai rly added. th e Oh ic> EPA's sign ifican t and we·ve neve r Div ision of Surface Wa,ter is had an economist or sociol- in the proce.-._. . of slarting _to requ ire physil'a l SEJ reprjrt .s ogist·wo rk on one." and is plan ning to adm inis. Fu rther e- mail s. turn ed ter a course for 'ta ll memover to The Da ily Sentinel bers in the com in ~ month s show Goff rece ivin g advice on how to com plete the on how to proper!~· fiII out re port as well from hi s an SEJ report . · supervisor Dave Schuetz . ' On Aug. 15. Goff writ es to Goff then responds to Yan dric h in an email : " I Yandrich with more advice Please see Ohio EPA, AS " In addi tio n to fo lks from across leatherwork. jewelry, metal scul pture. . BREED@MYDAILYSE NTIN EL.COM Ohio, there were also visitors fro m and wood carvi ng . many oth er sta tes : Texas'. Rht>de "There was also a peNJn do ing mas· POM ERO Y - Organizers of the Island. Pennsylva ni a. Kentu cky. West sages and a person doing face pai'nting Foothills Blues and Arts Festival were 'Virginia, and the Carolinas." for child re n. and of course food ven"It was a fantastic event: Perfec t dors," Sheets said . "overwhelmed" by altendance at this weekend's two-day event. Weat her, terri fi c music, and a great In keep ing wit h the fami ly-friendly Jared Sheets, president of the Foothills · crowd that donated ge nerously to help plans !'or the fest iva l. there was also a Blues and Ans Foundation, estimates keep th is event ali ve and free." house and corn hole ga mes. botuice Dozens took advamage. of the free I,800 were in anendance ·for the Friday "We. had a lot of conversations wi th and Saturday festival, held at the Sheets camping with RV's and te nts. Sheets fo lk s and also had evaluation cards for ramify farm near Harrisonville. . said. ' people to fill out," Sheets said. •·over "We were thrilled wi th the size of Artisans pre'sent demo nstrated ha nd· the crowd," Sheets said. made Am ish baskets. and canes, Please see Festival, AS 2009 PONTIAC PONnAC • BUICK • GM but wi th the Division of Surface Water for four. meant he didn' t fee l he was "personall y" or "profe ssionally" qua lified to answe r some of the quest ions on the SEJ repo rt . Strouse · said Yandrich's com ments stemmed from the fa<:t he was not an econom ist but an engineer and therefore felt he , could not in good fai th fi ll out the report without add itiona l . gu idance. Accordi FJg to Strouse. th)s was also Ya nd rich's first SEJ report. After Yandrich 's April e· mai I. St rouse produ ced other intern al office e-'n1ails from the OEPA for The Dail y Se nti nel which show Yand rich and su pervisor OBITUARIES .WEATHER No worries AMP permit misunderstood BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL COM Bv Drive Beautiful' ~ . . ~...,:,..,n;;.dailysentinel.com LUCERNE CX MSRP ...:.. :....................................... ........ $24,645.00 GM Employee Discount ............................ $1,048.00 GM Retail Consumer Cash ........................ $500.00 GM Purchase Bonus Cash ........................ $1,250.00 !\ewsprint Local issues set for November election · INSIDE G5 COUPE COLUMB US - The Ohio Environ menta l Protect ion Age ncy de nies an interna l o ffi ce e- mai l written by one of its e mpl oyees retlects ,th at employee's personal issues with a draft perm it concern· ing Ameri can Municipal Power-Ohi o's proposed power project. Nac hy Kanfer of . the Sierra Clu b's Col umbu s office produced the.April 10 e-mail at a rece nt public hearing on the waste 'water draft permit in Racine. The e-mail is from Mike Yandric h of the OEPA who worked on the draft permi t. The e-mail reads: "Don't have the SEJ (social/economic j usti ficution report) done. I am strugg ling personally. and professionall y with th is. as I cannot in good fai th provide any type of positive soc ial or ceonomic justi fica ti on... Kanfer said he interpreted the email as meaning ·'even staff members in'side the ·OE PA whose job was to fi nd an economic and social j ustificarion for thi s plant found the costs too hi gh." Erin Strouse, spo kesper· son for th e OEPA sa id Yandrich's e- mail has bee n mi'sconstrued and mis under· stood. Strouse said Ya ndrich, who has bee n with the agency for 13 years . ·STOCK# 275954, HYBRID, AUTO, AIR, NAVIGATION, ON STAR, LEATHER TRIM, 20MPG IN TOWN AVERAGE, LOADEQI Page AS • Roger Dillon, 69 • Bobby Jones 75 2008 PONTIAC Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENT @MYDAILYSENTINELCOM . 2008 BUICK . LACROSSE CX MSRP ...................................................... $22,420.00 GM Employee Discount ............................ $1,828.00 GM Retail Consumer Cash ............. ......... $1,000.00 GM Purchase Bonus Cash .......................... $500.00 Your Employee Price .$45,833.00 Rt'c~·clrd RAC INE - "We are pleased to have the grant and we were j ust notified of second year fund ing." said Southern Local Superintendent Tony Deem. The grant w hi c~ was refunded. Grant To Reduce Alcohol Abuse. is a federal grant and through it Southern High School has been implememing a school· based program called Reconnecti ng Youth or simply RY, w h ~ h has proven to 'be. a succeS'Hul addition 10 the curricu lum at Southern. Th is program is one or th ree SAMSHA Model programs being implemented by the Southern Alcohol Prevention Initiative (SA PI). The other two programs are CMCA or Communities Submitted photo Pictured are the Southe rn Reco nnecting Youth Class of 2008, back row (from· left) LeeAnna Hudson, Savan nah Hunt, Mickale Hill, Katie Guinthe r, Megan Gray, Gab by J ohnson, Cyle Rees, Colby Rose be rry; fron t row (from left) Dax Holman, Luke Dillard , Kayla Stevens. Mobiliz ing for Changes on ahout the news or a second Alcohol and Class Action. ~ear of ftmding . "We met or exceeded all " Ultimately. we hope 'that or the expectations in Oltr we can inform parcn\s. evalu ation.'' Deem said ,cQmmunity. and students so that our stude nt s ca n make informed dec isions abou t alcohol. If we save one life it's heen worth while." Scan Wolfe serves as the whi le G rant Director, Rabc rta Hill serves as its coordinator. Last Jul y. Southern was grant fu nded for $1 miiiion thro ugh the 'Federal Department of Education. Gra nt money can onl y be spent on the preveotionof alcohol abuse. Deem also noted that t·he gran t money can not be used for anything other th,\n for Alcohol prevention. "We can' t buy everyday teaching materials or books or buses," Deem said. "The gram spel ls out in hlackand-white what you have to · do. We have a renewal levy coming up for operation,. Likewise. thi' Please see Grant. AS • Suii<Jn Towns hi p: Rep lacement of one mil l for fi re protectio n for fi ve yeurl.i. The foll ow ing candi dates wi ll appear on t he ~al l ot in :-Jovember: · Clerk of Courts : Diane Lync h. Mi ddleport t R): Brenda Phal in . Middleport (D ): Common Pleas/Prob;ne Division: L. Sco11 Powell. Pomeroy: Coumy ( 1/2): Co mmis sioner Thomas R. A rider.">n. Middleport (R). A. TllOillliS Lowery., Middleport (D). Bil l Qt1ickcl. Pomemy ( 1). Co unty Com miss_;o ncr ( 1/3): Michael W Bartrum. Po meroy (1). Jim Sheeh·. . Reedsv ill e (R). Coun ty Doug la., D. Coroi1er: Hunter. Racine ( R ): Count y Engineer: Eugene Triplett. Coolvi lle (R). County Pro.,ecutlng Col leen S. Allorney: Wi lliams. Alba ny (R): Countv Recorder: Kav Hill. Syracuse (R l: Cou my Sheriff: Rnhe rt E. Beegle. Racine tRl: Coumy Trea>urer: Peggy Yost. Rutland (R). . The local board staff is now busy verifying signa· lures for several state issues that · have been pro· pos~d. The pages of ~igna­ tures from Meigs C'ottnty were 'ent from the Secretary of' State·, office and must be verified and returned later this week . Deputy Director Becky .Johnston said Friday. �ION The Daily Sentinel voters Obama BY DAVID ESPO AP SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Monday, August 25, 2008 Ever-more-expensive court races heading higher BY KATHY BARKS HOFFMAN DI::\VI::R - On th~ c1c ol the Dcmocr.rtrc \i,u ron,rl Comcntron. B.rrac:k Obam.r sa Ill Sund,l\ he hopcu ,1 week ol polnrc·,!l spccchm.rkrng v.ou!d p~l..,Lhtde tl' IU Ltdn t - nmldlc·Li,r" 1oteC' to swmg behrnd hiS hrd lor the Whrtc HotiSC. 11hrk Rcpuhlrc,tns -.ou~ht ,um1n~ C!Jntl;n ·..., tu d !.., uHlten t \(II H rll.u 1 RoJh.nn 'll pplHlt..:' J .., Clmton \\ ~~'~ ha\ IJH! none ol 1t In .t ~~::-.t un~ ol umtv Oh.rm.r's 11\,d rn the hrursrng b.rttk tor the nomrn.rtr on "·"expelled to re lc.rse the <klc~ates she IHlll Ill prtlllLtll e~ ,lfld Ldlllli ... ('S tell rng !hem 111 mrd'W~ck the) .~rc now lr ee to J<H n her 111 supporting the 1 lctor Ob,un,l b1ddtng to beco me the l11 st hl,rck pres!Licnt c.rmp.ugned th rOLI!.!h SWIIH!-stLllt' Wrs c,;ns rn then He11· home to Chrc.r~o to work on the .rcceptan~c speech he 11111 del11er hdore 7'i 000 par· llsans on the comen tron 's closltl 1) lll ':.! hl • : : • • Prc1~e\\Jn~ the week .rhe.1d. he s~ud he hoped COil\Cllll On I ICIIers WOUld concluue . .. He s suit ol like us He comes lrom .r mrddle-cl.rss b.rcl,grounu. went to schoo l on \c hol.rrshrps He .rrll.l hrs wrle had to ligure out child c.n e .md ho\v to stall ,, college lund tor therr krds ·· Clrnton outpulled Obama among \\lorklll g-cl ~ts s voters m many st,ttes throtrg h th e wmter and spn ng, ,md Sen John McCnn .md the Republicans h.rve worked re le ntlessly rn more recent weeks to deprct the IllinoiS se n,nor .rs ,m eliti st who rs out ot to uch with bl ue-coll.:tr conceros Wrth Democrats descendrng on therr hr gh ly lurtrhcd n>nvc ntr on city. party olhl'la ls wo rk ed energelle<tlly 10 ass Lirc a harmonr o us week Thous.rnds ol blue srgns that read srm ply .. Unr ty" were stock ptled rnstde the Pepsi Center for d>Sttrbutron to conventron delegates at whatever moment Obama's htgh command deemed appropnate And on a unammous vote, the party's credentrals com· mmee restored full votmg nghts to delegations from Flonda and Michr gan Both states were stnpped of therr votmg nghts earlrer m the year in retaliatiOn for hold· mg pnmanes before party rules allowed "The only way we wrll be successful rs If we Me um · fred as a party and all Democ r.rls know we are full partners ·· s.rrd Chns Edley Jr , a member of the panel AP POliTICAL WAITER LANSING. State co urts '"""s 1he countl y are c.Jught 111 a hr gh-stakes, hrgh-prrced light beiween some groups trymg to get ,1 h.rndle on large damage ~twllrds dl1d others th.rt .r re concerned consume rs and 11 rongcd employees are gorng to be lett m the dust. Th e struggle rs berng played out thrs ye.tr 1n states s uch ,,s MJcl11g.m and Wt sco rHill. where ra ces for spots on th e 11 respectr vc Sll pre me CO lli ts hdve dr(twn nulllon-; ul dollars 111 contnbutlons. much ot 11 spent not by the candrdates bm bv busrness AP photo groups , unr ons ' .rnd lrr.rl An rntervrew wrth Democratrc presrdentral candrdate Barack Obama ap pears on a televr· lawyers s1on monttor at the s1te of the upcomrng Democratrc National Conventron rn Denver '·Wrsconsrn and four other Mrdwest states lla \e Sunday The Democratic gathenng begms today become the epicenter ol .r The Demon .It s we re pOilcC Ill I!Ol-L011\J O) g_e .u . •rlso will h.11 c roles 111 the sp readm g arms r,rce mectrng 111th puhlrc oprnron Oll rcr,rls drd not rnnllc'lli,rte· COil\ t' nt llll1 between corpor.rte mterests Clrnlon·s .rddress IS the tmll lawyers. 1deologrcal polls grvrng Ob.rma a mod· ly provrde det.nls lln the es t . H..Iv,ml,l!!l' ~ n hest 111 the number Ill those t.tkcn rnto cc ntc r prece ol Tuesd.ty\ grottps and polrtrc,rl partr · r.rcc to bee,) me th e n.ltron 's cu stody. or C \ Cil <.: onf11111 . . c . . . , ,on ~l!lJ grven her sans who arc commmed to .f.:lth presrdcnt McCun thiS liMI those an esteLl h,rd t.rkc n .rppe.rl dunn g the prun,mes, bendrng JUd ges to th e11 been on the polltrc.rl offense p.rrt 111 th ~ m.nch her temdrk.., u nlld p1ove wrll." sa1d a statemelll 111 recent wceb. and he h,rs lnsrde the Pcpsr Ce nter. p11 ot.rl to Ob.tm.t's chances .rccompan y rng .r 1eport successfu ll y cut 11110 what whe re th e Ulrl\CillllHl " ol success Ill the l,rll A re leased earlier th rs year by had been .r s lr ~ hth mor e openrng gdvc \ l dlh on recent NBC-Wa ll Street the Mrdwest Democr.rcy com fort.rbl e ie:ld ior the Mondav the llnor sc.rtrne Juur n,rl pu llm.rde cle.rr how Network and Ju stice .11 Democrat Wd~ 11.: :ur dngcd to rcllCL' I ;, mu,·h 11 or k Obama h.t ~ yet Stake Camp,ngn, .r politlc.r l order to do to .rppe.rlto her vo ters. Washtngton-based JUdrcr.d II Democr.rtl c unity "''" nevuppermost 111 the mrnds ol Dcl,1v-arc's dck g.rtes 111:re The survey rndrcated th at watchdog gwup "' It's tune Oi:>.!lnc~ \ .11des . McC.nn h.rd gr.rnt ccl .r spot closer to the onlv ha ll ut those 'W ho tor <1 truce ., other rdeas tro nt. an upgrade resulting 1 ut~·c.l lor Cli nton are now Given what's happemng The Republican presrde n- from Brden·s selectron .rs supportmg Obama. whrle as November approaches 111 tr.rl conte nder's campargn Obarna 's vrce presrdenu,d .rbout 20 percent are back- many of the 40 contested 1cadied a tele; tsron cum- runnrng mate lllg McCdlll state supreme court races mere rat - there w.rs no Mindftrl of th at, Obama around the country. a truce Wnh McCarn trymg to rmmedr,rte evrde nce 11 had use Clinton to drvrde the .rgreed to allow Clinton 's looks unlikely been broadcast - suggcst- Democrats. Obam.r strongly name to he placed 111 nomiSpending by JUthcral can· mg Obam.r had smrbbed defended hrs VIl e presrden- rt.rtrun on Wednesday ntght. drdates for the natron' s Cl mton when he ptcked tlal cho1ce. a selection th.tt The 11101 e m.r v well reds- htghesl state court s races Del,rw,u e Sen Joseph seemed desr C•led to I ill .r sure her supporters. but II has gone up from $62 mil · B1dcn .rs hJs vrce pr es rden- gap 111 hrs 01;[1 torergn poli- rrs ks at le.rst the appear.mce lwn rarsed between 1993 thll running mL1te cy tesun re wh rLe appe.rlrng ol .r drvrded party to vrew - and 1998 to $ 165 million "S he won mrl lrons ol 10 blue-collar voce" crs \\,rtchrng th e proceed- between 1999 and 2007 , votes but rsn't on the trcket .. He s got the p.lssrun to 111~s at home on televiSion. <tccordrn g to the report. r.risWhy? For speakrn g the lite up mrudle-cl.rss C linton 's spokes man, mg questrons about whether !ru th," s,rys th e .rd, whrch Ame nc.ms. he hd sn' t lor- Phrlrppc Rcmcs. sard her JU Sti ces can rem,un nnp.rr· also shows Cl rnton m ll ~IZ­ gotten ht s workin g-c l.r" meet mg wrth her delegates ltal when so much money rs mg Obam.r dur rng therr pro- roots. he h,rs the experttse th1 s week w111 be an oppor- spent to elect them tracted b<tttle tor th e that Will make hun " gre.rt Lu nrty to "t hank them for To gel around the probDemocratrc pre>rdentral. counselor on mternauonal !herr hard work ,mel support, lem, some states are consrdnonunatron ense ~ that m1 ght come up ·· .rnd most rmport,mtly to enn g publicly frnan cr ng The former frrst lady has Obama told 1eport ers betore encourage them to su pport JUd1c1al races. pratsed Biden 's selecuon . boardmg h1 s plane rn Eau .rnd work for Senator Dan Pero, heau of the In response to the ad, Claire, Wr s Ob.rm.r as strongly as she Amencan Justice spokeswoman Kathl ee n The opemng mght con- h.r; 111 or de r to efect htm in Partn ership, make s no Strand noted that Clinton vention program - featur- Nme mber " bones about the fact th at hts "has sard repeatedly th at 111~ an appeara nce by Brden spent the day at group wants to get more Barack Obama and she Mtchelle Obam,r - was home 111 Delaware after busmess-fnendly JUdges on share a co mmllment to scnpted to reach out to the ' Saturday's campargn debut state courts The group was changmg the drrectmn of same segment of the elec- wrt11 Obama rn llhnms set up Ill 2005 by the the country. getting us out torate Offrerals satd he r Spokesman Davrd Wade National Assocratwn of ot Iraq and ex pandm g remarks would present her sard the se nator would Manufacturers to JOIIl with access to health care John husband - the so n of a 1em am on the ballot for a business associations such McCam doesn't. It 's mter- white mother fro m Kans.rs new Senate term thrs fall as the Mtchtgan Chamber of estrn g how those remarks and a bl,llk fa ther from while runnmg for nauonal Commerce and Wrsconsm d1dn't make 11 rnto hrs .ru:· Keny.r who later lett the ollice II Ob.un,r wrn s the Man ufacture rs & The first dll csts ol the family - as anythrng but Whrte House . Brden 'WOUld Commerce to pl ay a rol e rn conve ntron wee k we re elite J~stg n trom Cong tess to stale court races. repor1ed when .rbout I 000 B.rrack Ob.rm.t s h,rl t-srs- become vICC prestdent. and "B usrness gtoup s have demonstrators ter. M.rya Soetoro-Ng. ,111d the gmernor of Delaw.tre eng aged because they fm,ll ,l!ltr -war mMched through do'Wntown Mrchelle Ob,un.r 's older would ,rppor nt .r temporary ly got tired of bemg slapped under th e watchI ul eye ol brother. Cr,ng Robrnson . rcpi,Kement around and seemg h,u d work Ill leglsl,lltlre s ove rturned by actrvrst cou rts." Pero sa1d "That's why you have seen so much allen Iron The storm's temn.tnt ' 6 9 feet on F11J.ry On rc,rc hed hrs hm~<e . thou gh 11 111 the p.1st I0, 20 years from were forec,rst to brrng sev-' Sund ay. 11 w.rs .rt 12 89 l1 ,1d nut fl ooded by Sunday both sides on Supreme Court rdces." era! rnches of ra;n to · feet .mel 11 m.ry take 'ome even mg. Amenc,m But the Alnbam,r, Mrs srssr ppr . e.rst- t11ne lor th e wa ter to "We we re blessed." sard Lours ian .r .rnd recede . s,ud Todd H.r mill .r Smrlh who s,uu he had Assocratron tor Justice ern Tennessee on Sundav .l!ld torec.rster at the Southe,rst nc1 er seen such bad tlood· prevrously th e Amencan Mond.ry • Rrver Foreust Ce nter 111 ntg 111 ~even years m the Tnal L<~wyers Assoc mtron - and some of its st,!le Presrdent Bush declared Georgra ..,libd JVI"-1011 four h,ud-hrt Flo11d.r counThe 310-mr lc St Jol111s J<Json Russell. 14. closed aflrliates sa1d rl's the pro· Ir es drsaster ,rreas The dec- Rr;er , 'W hr ch runs north Ftl ddy un ~~ new huw~e 111 a busrness le,m rngs ,md ru ll,u.rtr on m.rkes lunds c~v.r r l- liom ccntlal Floml,r to the dtllerent ncrghbmhood He mgs of some st.rte sup remc .rble tor emerge ncy wor,k f.a r nortlle.lSI LOrner ol the h.rdn·t 111tcnded to move cou rts th at have m.rde .rnd reparrs to governmen ts st,tte. IS the most swol len 11 unl rl · nex t weekend, but umuns and mal lawyers so Ill Brevc~rd. Monroe. h.rs been smce the 200-+ hur- alte r thc,power wem out. he rntenl on helprng no n· Justice Okeechobce and St Lunc nc,me season. H,nnrl l s,nd spent Sund.ry empt yrng Ills A mencan Partnershrp-backed cand rcount res Mme could be On Wcdnesd,ry. rt w.rs .rt 3 5 l'rmbcr Lrkc house dates wm feet .rt one porlll Fmrr dc~ xs added later. .. We re ge ttrng the hell "S uwe the multmatron.rl On Sunday Flo11d.r Gov of he.rvy ram later. It w.ts a1 out ol l1ere:· sard Ru ssell. corporalions and theu lion! Charlie Cnst VISited the sr te I0 2 feet. "hose f.K e was covered m gro ups, like Dan Pero's of heavy lloodrng 111 "The w.rtcr h;tcl nowhere sweal ,rs he and hts brother· AJP, can' t wm throug h Wakulla County in th e to go, .. he surd 111 -law hauled .r small treez- publrc opcmon, th ey are Flunda P,mh,mdlc In rrm ber Lake. the 1(~). er up,, drrt p.rth .md through spending mrllron s on smew " lth rnk thrs storm rs close home subd rvrsrun ne.r r th e woods, the only way out campat gns and <tlte mptmg to bcr ng over." C1 1st ' told T.rllah,rssee. lncf rghters nl the subd"rsron besrdes to JUSt buy comts that \\ ill Red Cross' 'o lunt eers ·' J police .md shenlf 's clcputrcs tltc lloutled ma111 road rubber-stamp th eir .rntl lam· don' t know ot o ne staymg spent S.1turday nig llt .md .t il .. Tilrs sucks·· il y age nd a.'' ><lid Je sse here longer· d.ry Sunday lerrymg people In other "ates. the ram Green, spokesman tor tile Cnst stopped at the out ,rfter .r l.uge holdrn g '"" welcome Some arcus Michr gan A"ocratron for Rrversrde C.rtc on the banks pond overflowed expected to get heavy nun Ju~trce . ol the St M.rrk s Rrver. As m,rny '" 100 homes h.rve bee n suftcnng longThe Ju strce at Stc~ke where " pole mdrcatcs the were llooded. while the rest term drou ~ht cnndrtrom Campargn. 111 a study ol water level of past storms were cut oft from the subdr · In Hunt sv rlle. Ala.. 2005-2006 state supreme While Hurncanc Denn1s v1sron\ on lv ent r.rncc road N.rtron,rl \\le,llher Serv rce court races, reported tll.rt hrought 4 feet ot water 111 W.rtcr ruse i1car 1l1 c tops of scm or torecuster Andy Kula ' bus mess interests donated 2005. ow ner Stan West sard mailboxes, str.mdrng sever· s,nd the fr ve-day rarntall . $ 15 3 mrllron to those F,ry brought only about 6 al cars. ,md residen ts were proJeeuon th ro ugh Frid,ty races. 44 percelll of the rnchcs told 11 could be tl.rvs beJm·c - 6 to 7 rnc hes south ol the total , and pard lor 90 per"God was good to us:· power 'Was restored hccause Tennessee River and 3 to 4 cent of all spendrng on speWest s.r rd '"he served Cnst tra nsforme rs wetc undcr - mche' north ot the nver- era! mterest televrsron ads. fned ancl raw oy,tc" water 11ould 'l)l'e,rd out .l!lcl w;ts Lawyers comrrbuted h.r ll But forec.rsters s.11d West L.r~on rs Srmth . J.'i went rwl expected to create a .rs much - JUSt under $7.4 .rnd ot llCIS along the St b.rck ' to hrs house hy hoa1 to llnnd proljlcm mtll1on - over th e twoM.rrks River ,md sr mrl.rr g~t hrs 6-ye,n -nld d.lllgh · We need ;omethrng like year peuod watciw.rys may. not be 111 ter \ b.rckp.rck .mel sc hool tllrs to rech.rrge the sOi l It In Mrchigan, est rmates of the clc.rr work He had gotten lm prob.rbly won't be a total how much money would be The nver, WdS recorded .rt family out JU st '" wale! drought-buste r.' Kula sard. spent by cand1dates and out- Fla. homes evacuated as waters rise in wake of Fay Bv SARAH LARIMER ASSOCIATED PRESS WAITER MIAMI - Floodrng left behmd by Tr oprc,rl Storm Fay lorced resrdents 111 parts of norther n Flunda out of their homes Sund.ry. whHe the storm's remnants were forec,rst to dump several mches of r.un on at Je,tst lour other states Otfrcral s fer ned people by boat from homes 111 DeBary, 25 mrles nnnh of Orlando, • where so me stree ts were under 4 teet of w.rter. and fl ooded nerghborh oods m and around T.rllah,rssee "The w,!ler rs very deep It \ alrc.ruy at everybody 's Debrd door:· sard Gallow.ty. who lrvcs m the Trmber L rke subd rvrsron east of Ta ll ahassee She w," sull .rt home Sun day evemng but h.rd no power and sard rl the rc1n1 contmued. she wou ld 10111 ner ghbors who l1<1d already lett by boat Fay made landl,tll a record lour trmes Ill Flonda before 11"'as downgraded to a tropr ca l depressron l,rte Saturday The storm c,rused wrdespre.rd tloodmg liS It • zrgzagged ,rc ross Florida for nearly a week. Fay h." been hlamecl fm 13 deaths nr the li.S. I I 111 Flonda and one e.rch Ill Alabama and Georgra A total of 23 dred 111 H.r1t1 and • the Dommrcan Republic from tloodmg. • • • ., Page,A2 srde groups 111 the 2008 Supreme Court c.unp.rign h.rve r.rnged as hrgh as $20 Ill rllr" 11 Chre l Jus ti ce Cl rft ord T.Jy lor. the only JU~ tr ce on the seven-member court up lor re-election. ahe.rdv has r,used Sl 5 mrllr nn· thrs vcar. rnuch ol 11 from bu s!" i1e ... . , g1nup-. bre.Lkmg the old recmd ol Sl 3 mrllton th,u he set rn 2000 .rccordrng to the nonp.rrllsan Mrchr g.!ll C.unp.tign Frn.nm: Ne tw<Jrk. The Mllhrgan Chamber ot Commerce the Detroit Rcg ron.rl Ch.rmber of Colnmell'C. th e \1rchrgan Rcst.r ur.rnt Assoll.rt ron and the Mrch rg,m Assoc r.nion of Rc.rltor' e,IL h g.rve Taylor the ~1-+.000 mc~ximum allowed. ,md severa l other bus.Jne..,.., gtou P" e~tch gave more th.tn $20.000 L.rbo r groups ,!lld some Democr.rllc Parry leaders dfe lukmg dll uncunvent!On,d .rpproach to h ghtmg back: ln ste.td of JUSt puttmg ,, lot ot money mto ads for T.ty lm ·s yct-to·bc-named opponent. they drew up a I \J .500-word ballot propos.11 th.rt wou ld am.ong other ch,lllges. sh11nk the number ot st.rtc Supreme Court JUStices lr om seven to fr ve, cuttmg two seats held by Republrc.ms - rnc luding Tay lo1 B.rckers s.ty financrng the ballot measur~ wo uld cost less than IMil of the $ 10 mrllwn thev eswnate it would take to rlete,tt an mcumbent GOP Supreme Court justiCe The C~urt of Appeals !.1st week 1ul ed the measure unconstltullonal. but tiS b.rckers pi,m to appeal ln d more tradrti onal race rn Wrsconsrn. challenger Mrch.rel G.1bleman beat rncumbent Justrce Lours Butler 51 percent to 49 per'ent rn .111April I contest tor the st.rte Supreme Court It w.rs th e lirst upset ot an rncumbent JU Strce in the state m lour decades Although Gc~bleman and Butler spent a combmed $1 2 mrllron on the race, outsrde grou ps spent $4.8 million. acco rdmg to the W1scon s1n Democracy Cam paign Those groups mcluded Wtscons in Manufacturers & Commerce, whtch spent $1 8 mrlhon on tssue ads supportmg Gableman The Greater Wt sconsm Committee and the Wtsconsrn Educatron Assoct.ltlon Coun cil together spen t ,, s1mdnr amount targeung hrm • The n.rsty. expenstve camp,ugn was remintscent ot Mrchrg,m·s 2000 court campargns, when more than $15 mrllron was poured mto 1l1e 1nee by srx candidates .mel outsrde groups In a trend mrnored 111 other states M1ch1 gan Sd\\1 out· srde groups pay tor 51 percent ot the ads lured Ill Supreme Cou rt races 111 2002. .r percentage that grew to H7 per cent in 2006 The Justrce at Stake Camp.11gn wou ld lrke to see more diSclos ure on who's ·prov rdrn g the money that outsrde gro ups spend on beh.rll ot JUchcral eandtd.rtes. as we ll as ll reqUJrement th.tt JU Sirces recuse themse lves from cases where th en donors are 111 vol ved "The thn1king rs. rf you took ,iway the hnancral mcen11ves for h <.~VI Il g your Judges on the court. you would dry up the money," s,ud Jusllce at Stake spokesman C rmp.ngn Ch,trltc Hall . West Vn grma JUst passed .t law that requrres full drsclosure of who's <:ontnbutmg to ,rlls th.rt would affect camp.ngns. but lew others have loll owed tts example. Butler. who lost h1s seat on the Wrsco nsrn be nch e.n her tillS year. sa1d It's time tm more states to pass suc h l t~ws "Thud<p,rrty rss ue groups who don t have to be ,\ccounuble, don ' t have to t:1llow campmgn laws and don't hd\'e to dtsclose therr uonors sr phoned hu ge .r mounh ol money rnto tht s 1.rce." he stud rn h1 s concessron speech "'I've sard 11 througl1ouc the race. This system IS broken ·· • BY THE The Daily Sentinel ocus on posztzves 17 £ MArL~~ x ANNIE's I ln marriage . 0 • Bv KATHY MITCHELL Mv tneml h,rs several srb· lings. who. accordrng to the wrll. are her p.1re nts brolog· 1cal chrldren What bothers her rs th,lt her buih ccrtrfr· c.rte li sts the same parents ,rs those ot her srblmgs. How can that ,be ' - Confused Dear Confused : Brrth cer· trltcates ,tr~ rssued by the county for every eluld bom Howe ver. auopuve parents can request an amended brrth cenrlicdte to reflect the new rn tornMt ron. repla,mg the birth p,rrems' names with !hose ot the adoptii'C parents The ongrn.rl record· 1S th en se.rled II your tnend wants" copy of her ongmal brrth cer· lltic.rte. rl may be possrble to get one rl her state permrts th e records to be opened Dear Annie: Thrs IS tm "Shell Shockeu.'' whose wrfe left hun suddenly .tfter 25 years uf m,u nage My husb,md clid the same thmg to me Movmg on is oreal advrcc. Counseling rs debut· able After two years, I have I mally manageu to ge t my 1r te gomg forw .rrd As tor uHmselmg. I don't walll •my I know fu ll well wh,rt happened wrth my hu s· b,md's mrdhfe cnsr s I was betmyed and drscardcd. My ex is a selfis h, backst,lb· bmg, cheatmg prg, and I will hate him until th e d.ry I dr e It he drcs t1rst. I can dt~nce on h1 s grave I don 't neeu a therapist to tell me how to deal with thi s. My hate makes me strong. I beli eve 11 I S freal thy, There cs nothmg to be ga ined by fo rgrvmg someone who has done you w10ng - Bitter Ex- Wife Dear Bitter: And you don 't want co un seling'' Honey, you are a walkmg advertrsemenl for ther,lpy Anger ec~n be healthy. but h.rte IS destru ctive Alter two years. to be so fill ed wtth bitterness rs going to eat you ahvc. Forg"eness rsn' t for hrs sake . It's tot yours. Please reconsider AND MARCY SUGAR n ear Annie: My wrfe .md I have been m<trned nearly 50 ye<~rs For the l.rsl 20. thete h.ts been no sex. which IS her wrsh We do not lu ss or ltght .•md I <till su re om friends tlun k everythrng rs lrne wt tl1 us I have tried several trmes to talk to my wrl e ahou t her lack ot rnterest rn sex. but she gets very upset. Abou t 15 years ago, I cunvr nced her to go wnh me for coun selif\g, but after two ses' swns. she su rd she w.ts not gomg b.rck hecause tl1ere was no benelu for her I h.rve several fem,de fnends and th at rs all they are - frr ends I asked my wtlc rl 11 bothers her th at I ha ve fema le f11ends. and she sard she doe sn' t care what I do as long ,Js I lea•e her alone. We have bnelly drscussed dtvorce. but it re,dl y tsn't an oper on because we are both retrred and most ol our mcome rs tram my ret n ement pl.m We h ve comtortably but modestly If we drvorced. I am su re our mcome would be split 50-50 ,md nerther ul us could ltve on that. Our children .rre plannmg a 50th anm versary party. but I just don 't fee l ll 's appropn ate. We IMven' t been man red 111 ,my real sense fm the last 20 years I have tned to talk the kids out ol the tdea wrthout drvulgmg too much rnlormalton, but they thlllk I' Ill lUSt being modest I really don ' t know how to handl e thrs Should I simply let the krds go ahead wnh !herr plans? - Not Really Married Dear Not Married: Yes. Mamage mcludes ups and downs, good lime s and bad. Sex is only one aspect of a relationship. Focus on the happy times you 've hdd 111 your marnage - we' rc sure there must be ,, great m.rny - und your w1te's good quahtres You 've been 111 a Annie '~ Mailbox is writbad spell tor 20 years ten by Kathy Mitchell and (although 'W e su~pect your Marcy Sugar, longtime'ediwtte thmks othcrwrse), but tors of the Ann Lander.~ you've strll been together column, Please e-mail your for a hal!-cemury and your questions to mmiesmailc~ildren want to m.rrk lhe box@comcast.net, or write occ.rswn. Pl ease let them . to: Am1ie's Mailbox, P.O. near Annie: My fne nd 's Box 118190, Chicago, JL parems dred a few years 606 Jl. To find out more ago Dunng the re,rdrng of about Annie's Mailbox. therr v-rll , the lawye1 pre- and read features by other sented my fn end wrth her Creators Syndicate writers adoption papers It was and cartoonists, visit the qurte a shock, as she had no Creators Syndicate Web knowledge ol thrs secret page at www.creators.com. ~ Carleton trustees vote to award scholarships SYRAClJSE The Carleton College Trustees recentlv voted to award up to $1,200 m college scholarsht'ps lor the 2008-09 school term when th e !44th annual meetmg of the board met at th e Syracuse Communn y Center There were lrve appli cants for the scholarsh ip It was announced tha t til e applrcants must be leg,rl residents of Syracuse to be consrdered. In other ,Jc!l vrty the meetmg was called to 01 der by President Gordon F1sher. the sec retary and trcdsurer's report was g1ve n dnd approved. , A motion to accept the renewal ot u ustees, Cathy Crov- Gordon Fisher. J,nnes Lawrence, June Lee. Bill Rou sh. Rita Slavrn, Mrlton Yandn. passed • A motron was m.rde and passed to rctam the prese nt officers Gordon Frsher. presrde nt. Cathy Crow. secretary. Lany Ebersbach, vrce presi dent . Joyce Srsson, secretary The community center provtded homemade rce cream 10 attendees Community Calendar Clubs and organizations Monday, Aug. 25 POMEROY - Oh-Kan Com Club, 7 p.m at the Pomeroy Lrbrary Vrsrtors welcome Thursday, Aug. 28 TUPPERS PLAINS YFW Post 9053 reg ul ar meetmg, 7 p.m , wrth meal , at 6 30 Public meetings Monday, Aug. 25 RACINE Southern Local School Board, regul,rr meeting, 8 p.m., htgh s~hool medra room POMEROY - Mergs ' ' ' Count y Distnct Publrc Lrbrary. reg ul ar meeting. 3 p m , Pomeroy Library POMEROY - Metgs Cou nty Veteran s Service Comm1sston, 9 a.m . Thursday, Aug. 28 POMEROY - Mergs Sot! and Water Conservation Drstnct Board ot Supervtsors, regular monthl y meetmg, II 30 a.m., Meigs SWCD Office at 33 101 Hiland Road Other events Friday, Aug. 29 MIDDLEPORT -Free commumty drnner. 4:30 to 6 p.m , Mrddleport Church of Clmst F.rm1ly Ltfe Center. Large cheese ravioli . salad, rolls. dessert PageA:J Monday, August 25, 2008 Meigs SWCD annual meeting tickets available POMEROY - Trcketsare avar lable tor the 2008 Metgs Sml and W.tter Conservation Distri~t's .rnnu al meetmg and banquet to be held Sept 21 rn the Mergs Hrgh School cafe terra Thrs ye.u the guest speakct Will be Stan Gehrt, .tssociate professor ol envrronment,d and natura l re>ources at The Otiro Stale Umvershy. who wtll grve a presenlalrorl on coyotes Voters wrll also elect twn members to th e Mcrgs S WCD Board of Superv tsors with voting begmmng at 6 p m tot· lowed by the ban4uet at 7 p.m. Candrdates are James C. Brrchlreld, Rutland. Ed G rbbs and Tonj.r Hunt er. Racrne. Trckets "' e ,wdrl.rble tor $12 .rt the Mergs SWCD Otlice at 3310 I Hrl .r nd Road, Pomeroy. and !rom drstnct employees .rnd supc1 vtsors _. A.,. "~ • •• , •/ • ).' fl! ' • .: , ( · t " , ~~ .' ' ... Stan Gerht holds a female coyote captured rn the Chicago metro area Gerht wrll be the guest speaker at the 2008 Mergs SWCD annua l meet rng and banquet to be held Sept 23 wrll grve a presentatron on coyotes Submitted photo .,. Report: Health inspectors failed to report unsafe conditions CINCINNATI (AP) Health Inspectors farl ed to report deplurable condrtr ons at Cmcmnau nursmg home t.rcrlrlle s that were later declared "unsafe and unsanrtary.'' a newspaper reported Sunday. An mvestr gatron conduct· ed by the CmcrlllMii Enqmrer found thut mspec· lions smce 2003 - and as recently as February - dtd not tnclude reports of un safe CO llUIIIOn s at Westside Health Care Center and the Terrace at Westside A pohce ra1d on March 13 revealed sorted mattresses. roach -r nl ested rooms and tire doors tt ed shut, among other unsamtary condrtrons State health mspectors have srnce documenled nearly 200 pages of vrolations at both lacrhtres . The Medtcard -funded nursm g homes, known as "The H1ll." provrde nursing home care ,md as-rsted hvmg tor more than 60 lo'W · mcome resrdents, many ot whom .1re ment<tlly rll. Now the state wants to cease fundmg the homes Therr owner, Abe Frseher, 'Was lmed S 100.000 and face s cnm11MI char ges ot vtol ,\1mg the my's building and frre codes The Cmcmnatr Cny Councrl \\ill hold heanng s ne xt month 10 determme how th e condrtrons went unnoticed for so long "' How was th1s mtssed 'J" asked C rty Councilman Chri s Monzel. Health officials told resi· dents of the homes on Wed nesd,ry they should fmd a new place to hve In Janu ary, Ohro Department of Health mspectors vtsited the fa cihties to determrne whether the y met Medtcard standards They found I0 mmor vwlallons. such as an Lmsanrtary drshwa sher, that mdtcated a level of compliance typr ca l of other homes Clly fi re in spectors checked the Terrace and Wcststd e on Feb 4 and found no problems On Feb. 26, cny health rn spectors found problems at the Terrace Sllmlar to those reported after past revrews They noted fr ve violauons, includmg a lack frrst-a,1 d trurmng. of rmproper storage ot medrc,ltrons and tarlu're to conduct frre drrlls But on Feb 25, one day before cny mspectors made !herr second vr srt, Ctnc1nnali pollee Officer Aaron Layton vrs rted the center whtle searchmg tor a suspect Appalled by what he saw. Layton got a search warrant and 1eturned two weeks later wnh dozens of pohce and crty and state health mspecturs. Deplorable co ndrlr ons surfaced durmg th e ratd. ' mcludmg vomtt in the hallways and prpes held together with shoe stnng, In spectors found Westsrde 's hazards presented a "real and present danger'' to resrdents. mcludmg unsafe med1catron storage anu resrdents smokmg near an oxygen tank Inspectors also dr scovered workers made miStakes <1d m mrstenng medr calion ·20 perce111 of the trme --.- to ur limes the Indu stry's acce ptdble e11 or r.rte No stat1 member w.rs trained to de.d wrth psychologrc.rl problems. ewn though eve ry resrclenl h.rd some degree of mental illness "You basically we nt there or vuu went 10 the stl eeLs ... s.ud Cynthr.t Alexander whose mother. Fannre Lee Dame Is, 75. spent I0 )e.u s m 'the facrlnt es before le.rvtng 111 Jamhtry The tac1h11e s detenoratcd each ve.n het mother li ved .rt Westsrde. Alex,mder s.ud Alex,mder s,ud adult dr.rpers were ra re ly ,rv.ul.rhlc . and her mother\ bcdsbcel\ were often hhh y She wortreu th.rt her mother drd not rece rve her medrc.rtrons properly. Westsrcle ,md tile Tel! .lle the IH~ge"t cont11hutmg f,tl> tor to how \OLI !..!o f 1om .1 ye.rr lrom Medrc .ud .rnd uther soc r,rl sell rce pro· medrnue t.rcrlrl) • to a b,rJ t..tcl111v It \ hnw jOU gu !rum 111 u Hnpli . 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Even photos that were not printed but were a pat! of a news story are available. -t:urope ,\lld C l!.! ~II Cl\C bull~ th,lt lritercd roolns are ,\ll"C"\\Ih l t' l •(lllt" ~ Cmc rn n,rtr rs tile only ut v 111 the st,rte tll.lt per torms lh O\\ n lllll s111g. hnmc mspeL t tOllS Cltv he.dtll nll ru.d s s.nd Thur~d.rv tli cv .rrc wnsrde r- mg d1 ojJplng. the mrt stnt: home mspect1o11 prog1,111 l due to bLrdgct cut s .rn d retu emen ts - not th e co n- d It ron s .rt Wests uJe ~ l n{k t\(;h.lllJ.:l' mdt•\: POSit II I' .... -... ~'~"f'f\ • ~~ 0 -.... ..••.; ·•. ow.... ~" Ordering your photos online is fast and easy! www .mydailysentinet.com This blue button on our website ' links YOU to all of our PICTURES The Daily Sentinel �ION The Daily Sentinel voters Obama BY DAVID ESPO AP SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Monday, August 25, 2008 Ever-more-expensive court races heading higher BY KATHY BARKS HOFFMAN DI::\VI::R - On th~ c1c ol the Dcmocr.rtrc \i,u ron,rl Comcntron. B.rrac:k Obam.r sa Ill Sund,l\ he hopcu ,1 week ol polnrc·,!l spccchm.rkrng v.ou!d p~l..,Lhtde tl' IU Ltdn t - nmldlc·Li,r" 1oteC' to swmg behrnd hiS hrd lor the Whrtc HotiSC. 11hrk Rcpuhlrc,tns -.ou~ht ,um1n~ C!Jntl;n ·..., tu d !.., uHlten t \(II H rll.u 1 RoJh.nn 'll pplHlt..:' J .., Clmton \\ ~~'~ ha\ IJH! none ol 1t In .t ~~::-.t un~ ol umtv Oh.rm.r's 11\,d rn the hrursrng b.rttk tor the nomrn.rtr on "·"expelled to re lc.rse the <klc~ates she IHlll Ill prtlllLtll e~ ,lfld Ldlllli ... ('S tell rng !hem 111 mrd'W~ck the) .~rc now lr ee to J<H n her 111 supporting the 1 lctor Ob,un,l b1ddtng to beco me the l11 st hl,rck pres!Licnt c.rmp.ugned th rOLI!.!h SWIIH!-stLllt' Wrs c,;ns rn then He11· home to Chrc.r~o to work on the .rcceptan~c speech he 11111 del11er hdore 7'i 000 par· llsans on the comen tron 's closltl 1) lll ':.! hl • : : • • Prc1~e\\Jn~ the week .rhe.1d. he s~ud he hoped COil\Cllll On I ICIIers WOUld concluue . .. He s suit ol like us He comes lrom .r mrddle-cl.rss b.rcl,grounu. went to schoo l on \c hol.rrshrps He .rrll.l hrs wrle had to ligure out child c.n e .md ho\v to stall ,, college lund tor therr krds ·· Clrnton outpulled Obama among \\lorklll g-cl ~ts s voters m many st,ttes throtrg h th e wmter and spn ng, ,md Sen John McCnn .md the Republicans h.rve worked re le ntlessly rn more recent weeks to deprct the IllinoiS se n,nor .rs ,m eliti st who rs out ot to uch with bl ue-coll.:tr conceros Wrth Democrats descendrng on therr hr gh ly lurtrhcd n>nvc ntr on city. party olhl'la ls wo rk ed energelle<tlly 10 ass Lirc a harmonr o us week Thous.rnds ol blue srgns that read srm ply .. Unr ty" were stock ptled rnstde the Pepsi Center for d>Sttrbutron to conventron delegates at whatever moment Obama's htgh command deemed appropnate And on a unammous vote, the party's credentrals com· mmee restored full votmg nghts to delegations from Flonda and Michr gan Both states were stnpped of therr votmg nghts earlrer m the year in retaliatiOn for hold· mg pnmanes before party rules allowed "The only way we wrll be successful rs If we Me um · fred as a party and all Democ r.rls know we are full partners ·· s.rrd Chns Edley Jr , a member of the panel AP POliTICAL WAITER LANSING. State co urts '"""s 1he countl y are c.Jught 111 a hr gh-stakes, hrgh-prrced light beiween some groups trymg to get ,1 h.rndle on large damage ~twllrds dl1d others th.rt .r re concerned consume rs and 11 rongcd employees are gorng to be lett m the dust. Th e struggle rs berng played out thrs ye.tr 1n states s uch ,,s MJcl11g.m and Wt sco rHill. where ra ces for spots on th e 11 respectr vc Sll pre me CO lli ts hdve dr(twn nulllon-; ul dollars 111 contnbutlons. much ot 11 spent not by the candrdates bm bv busrness AP photo groups , unr ons ' .rnd lrr.rl An rntervrew wrth Democratrc presrdentral candrdate Barack Obama ap pears on a televr· lawyers s1on monttor at the s1te of the upcomrng Democratrc National Conventron rn Denver '·Wrsconsrn and four other Mrdwest states lla \e Sunday The Democratic gathenng begms today become the epicenter ol .r The Demon .It s we re pOilcC Ill I!Ol-L011\J O) g_e .u . •rlso will h.11 c roles 111 the sp readm g arms r,rce mectrng 111th puhlrc oprnron Oll rcr,rls drd not rnnllc'lli,rte· COil\ t' nt llll1 between corpor.rte mterests Clrnlon·s .rddress IS the tmll lawyers. 1deologrcal polls grvrng Ob.rma a mod· ly provrde det.nls lln the es t . H..Iv,ml,l!!l' ~ n hest 111 the number Ill those t.tkcn rnto cc ntc r prece ol Tuesd.ty\ grottps and polrtrc,rl partr · r.rcc to bee,) me th e n.ltron 's cu stody. or C \ Cil <.: onf11111 . . c . . . , ,on ~l!lJ grven her sans who arc commmed to .f.:lth presrdcnt McCun thiS liMI those an esteLl h,rd t.rkc n .rppe.rl dunn g the prun,mes, bendrng JUd ges to th e11 been on the polltrc.rl offense p.rrt 111 th ~ m.nch her temdrk.., u nlld p1ove wrll." sa1d a statemelll 111 recent wceb. and he h,rs lnsrde the Pcpsr Ce nter. p11 ot.rl to Ob.tm.t's chances .rccompan y rng .r 1eport successfu ll y cut 11110 what whe re th e Ulrl\CillllHl " ol success Ill the l,rll A re leased earlier th rs year by had been .r s lr ~ hth mor e openrng gdvc \ l dlh on recent NBC-Wa ll Street the Mrdwest Democr.rcy com fort.rbl e ie:ld ior the Mondav the llnor sc.rtrne Juur n,rl pu llm.rde cle.rr how Network and Ju stice .11 Democrat Wd~ 11.: :ur dngcd to rcllCL' I ;, mu,·h 11 or k Obama h.t ~ yet Stake Camp,ngn, .r politlc.r l order to do to .rppe.rlto her vo ters. Washtngton-based JUdrcr.d II Democr.rtl c unity "''" nevuppermost 111 the mrnds ol Dcl,1v-arc's dck g.rtes 111:re The survey rndrcated th at watchdog gwup "' It's tune Oi:>.!lnc~ \ .11des . McC.nn h.rd gr.rnt ccl .r spot closer to the onlv ha ll ut those 'W ho tor <1 truce ., other rdeas tro nt. an upgrade resulting 1 ut~·c.l lor Cli nton are now Given what's happemng The Republican presrde n- from Brden·s selectron .rs supportmg Obama. whrle as November approaches 111 tr.rl conte nder's campargn Obarna 's vrce presrdenu,d .rbout 20 percent are back- many of the 40 contested 1cadied a tele; tsron cum- runnrng mate lllg McCdlll state supreme court races mere rat - there w.rs no Mindftrl of th at, Obama around the country. a truce Wnh McCarn trymg to rmmedr,rte evrde nce 11 had use Clinton to drvrde the .rgreed to allow Clinton 's looks unlikely been broadcast - suggcst- Democrats. Obam.r strongly name to he placed 111 nomiSpending by JUthcral can· mg Obam.r had smrbbed defended hrs VIl e presrden- rt.rtrun on Wednesday ntght. drdates for the natron' s Cl mton when he ptcked tlal cho1ce. a selection th.tt The 11101 e m.r v well reds- htghesl state court s races Del,rw,u e Sen Joseph seemed desr C•led to I ill .r sure her supporters. but II has gone up from $62 mil · B1dcn .rs hJs vrce pr es rden- gap 111 hrs 01;[1 torergn poli- rrs ks at le.rst the appear.mce lwn rarsed between 1993 thll running mL1te cy tesun re wh rLe appe.rlrng ol .r drvrded party to vrew - and 1998 to $ 165 million "S he won mrl lrons ol 10 blue-collar voce" crs \\,rtchrng th e proceed- between 1999 and 2007 , votes but rsn't on the trcket .. He s got the p.lssrun to 111~s at home on televiSion. <tccordrn g to the report. r.risWhy? For speakrn g the lite up mrudle-cl.rss C linton 's spokes man, mg questrons about whether !ru th," s,rys th e .rd, whrch Ame nc.ms. he hd sn' t lor- Phrlrppc Rcmcs. sard her JU Sti ces can rem,un nnp.rr· also shows Cl rnton m ll ~IZ­ gotten ht s workin g-c l.r" meet mg wrth her delegates ltal when so much money rs mg Obam.r dur rng therr pro- roots. he h,rs the experttse th1 s week w111 be an oppor- spent to elect them tracted b<tttle tor th e that Will make hun " gre.rt Lu nrty to "t hank them for To gel around the probDemocratrc pre>rdentral. counselor on mternauonal !herr hard work ,mel support, lem, some states are consrdnonunatron ense ~ that m1 ght come up ·· .rnd most rmport,mtly to enn g publicly frnan cr ng The former frrst lady has Obama told 1eport ers betore encourage them to su pport JUd1c1al races. pratsed Biden 's selecuon . boardmg h1 s plane rn Eau .rnd work for Senator Dan Pero, heau of the In response to the ad, Claire, Wr s Ob.rm.r as strongly as she Amencan Justice spokeswoman Kathl ee n The opemng mght con- h.r; 111 or de r to efect htm in Partn ership, make s no Strand noted that Clinton vention program - featur- Nme mber " bones about the fact th at hts "has sard repeatedly th at 111~ an appeara nce by Brden spent the day at group wants to get more Barack Obama and she Mtchelle Obam,r - was home 111 Delaware after busmess-fnendly JUdges on share a co mmllment to scnpted to reach out to the ' Saturday's campargn debut state courts The group was changmg the drrectmn of same segment of the elec- wrt11 Obama rn llhnms set up Ill 2005 by the the country. getting us out torate Offrerals satd he r Spokesman Davrd Wade National Assocratwn of ot Iraq and ex pandm g remarks would present her sard the se nator would Manufacturers to JOIIl with access to health care John husband - the so n of a 1em am on the ballot for a business associations such McCam doesn't. It 's mter- white mother fro m Kans.rs new Senate term thrs fall as the Mtchtgan Chamber of estrn g how those remarks and a bl,llk fa ther from while runnmg for nauonal Commerce and Wrsconsm d1dn't make 11 rnto hrs .ru:· Keny.r who later lett the ollice II Ob.un,r wrn s the Man ufacture rs & The first dll csts ol the family - as anythrng but Whrte House . Brden 'WOUld Commerce to pl ay a rol e rn conve ntron wee k we re elite J~stg n trom Cong tess to stale court races. repor1ed when .rbout I 000 B.rrack Ob.rm.t s h,rl t-srs- become vICC prestdent. and "B usrness gtoup s have demonstrators ter. M.rya Soetoro-Ng. ,111d the gmernor of Delaw.tre eng aged because they fm,ll ,l!ltr -war mMched through do'Wntown Mrchelle Ob,un.r 's older would ,rppor nt .r temporary ly got tired of bemg slapped under th e watchI ul eye ol brother. Cr,ng Robrnson . rcpi,Kement around and seemg h,u d work Ill leglsl,lltlre s ove rturned by actrvrst cou rts." Pero sa1d "That's why you have seen so much allen Iron The storm's temn.tnt ' 6 9 feet on F11J.ry On rc,rc hed hrs hm~<e . thou gh 11 111 the p.1st I0, 20 years from were forec,rst to brrng sev-' Sund ay. 11 w.rs .rt 12 89 l1 ,1d nut fl ooded by Sunday both sides on Supreme Court rdces." era! rnches of ra;n to · feet .mel 11 m.ry take 'ome even mg. Amenc,m But the Alnbam,r, Mrs srssr ppr . e.rst- t11ne lor th e wa ter to "We we re blessed." sard Lours ian .r .rnd recede . s,ud Todd H.r mill .r Smrlh who s,uu he had Assocratron tor Justice ern Tennessee on Sundav .l!ld torec.rster at the Southe,rst nc1 er seen such bad tlood· prevrously th e Amencan Mond.ry • Rrver Foreust Ce nter 111 ntg 111 ~even years m the Tnal L<~wyers Assoc mtron - and some of its st,!le Presrdent Bush declared Georgra ..,libd JVI"-1011 four h,ud-hrt Flo11d.r counThe 310-mr lc St Jol111s J<Json Russell. 14. closed aflrliates sa1d rl's the pro· Ir es drsaster ,rreas The dec- Rr;er , 'W hr ch runs north Ftl ddy un ~~ new huw~e 111 a busrness le,m rngs ,md ru ll,u.rtr on m.rkes lunds c~v.r r l- liom ccntlal Floml,r to the dtllerent ncrghbmhood He mgs of some st.rte sup remc .rble tor emerge ncy wor,k f.a r nortlle.lSI LOrner ol the h.rdn·t 111tcnded to move cou rts th at have m.rde .rnd reparrs to governmen ts st,tte. IS the most swol len 11 unl rl · nex t weekend, but umuns and mal lawyers so Ill Brevc~rd. Monroe. h.rs been smce the 200-+ hur- alte r thc,power wem out. he rntenl on helprng no n· Justice Okeechobce and St Lunc nc,me season. H,nnrl l s,nd spent Sund.ry empt yrng Ills A mencan Partnershrp-backed cand rcount res Mme could be On Wcdnesd,ry. rt w.rs .rt 3 5 l'rmbcr Lrkc house dates wm feet .rt one porlll Fmrr dc~ xs added later. .. We re ge ttrng the hell "S uwe the multmatron.rl On Sunday Flo11d.r Gov of he.rvy ram later. It w.ts a1 out ol l1ere:· sard Ru ssell. corporalions and theu lion! Charlie Cnst VISited the sr te I0 2 feet. "hose f.K e was covered m gro ups, like Dan Pero's of heavy lloodrng 111 "The w.rtcr h;tcl nowhere sweal ,rs he and hts brother· AJP, can' t wm throug h Wakulla County in th e to go, .. he surd 111 -law hauled .r small treez- publrc opcmon, th ey are Flunda P,mh,mdlc In rrm ber Lake. the 1(~). er up,, drrt p.rth .md through spending mrllron s on smew " lth rnk thrs storm rs close home subd rvrsrun ne.r r th e woods, the only way out campat gns and <tlte mptmg to bcr ng over." C1 1st ' told T.rllah,rssee. lncf rghters nl the subd"rsron besrdes to JUSt buy comts that \\ ill Red Cross' 'o lunt eers ·' J police .md shenlf 's clcputrcs tltc lloutled ma111 road rubber-stamp th eir .rntl lam· don' t know ot o ne staymg spent S.1turday nig llt .md .t il .. Tilrs sucks·· il y age nd a.'' ><lid Je sse here longer· d.ry Sunday lerrymg people In other "ates. the ram Green, spokesman tor tile Cnst stopped at the out ,rfter .r l.uge holdrn g '"" welcome Some arcus Michr gan A"ocratron for Rrversrde C.rtc on the banks pond overflowed expected to get heavy nun Ju~trce . ol the St M.rrk s Rrver. As m,rny '" 100 homes h.rve bee n suftcnng longThe Ju strce at Stc~ke where " pole mdrcatcs the were llooded. while the rest term drou ~ht cnndrtrom Campargn. 111 a study ol water level of past storms were cut oft from the subdr · In Hunt sv rlle. Ala.. 2005-2006 state supreme While Hurncanc Denn1s v1sron\ on lv ent r.rncc road N.rtron,rl \\le,llher Serv rce court races, reported tll.rt hrought 4 feet ot water 111 W.rtcr ruse i1car 1l1 c tops of scm or torecuster Andy Kula ' bus mess interests donated 2005. ow ner Stan West sard mailboxes, str.mdrng sever· s,nd the fr ve-day rarntall . $ 15 3 mrllron to those F,ry brought only about 6 al cars. ,md residen ts were proJeeuon th ro ugh Frid,ty races. 44 percelll of the rnchcs told 11 could be tl.rvs beJm·c - 6 to 7 rnc hes south ol the total , and pard lor 90 per"God was good to us:· power 'Was restored hccause Tennessee River and 3 to 4 cent of all spendrng on speWest s.r rd '"he served Cnst tra nsforme rs wetc undcr - mche' north ot the nver- era! mterest televrsron ads. fned ancl raw oy,tc" water 11ould 'l)l'e,rd out .l!lcl w;ts Lawyers comrrbuted h.r ll But forec.rsters s.11d West L.r~on rs Srmth . J.'i went rwl expected to create a .rs much - JUSt under $7.4 .rnd ot llCIS along the St b.rck ' to hrs house hy hoa1 to llnnd proljlcm mtll1on - over th e twoM.rrks River ,md sr mrl.rr g~t hrs 6-ye,n -nld d.lllgh · We need ;omethrng like year peuod watciw.rys may. not be 111 ter \ b.rckp.rck .mel sc hool tllrs to rech.rrge the sOi l It In Mrchigan, est rmates of the clc.rr work He had gotten lm prob.rbly won't be a total how much money would be The nver, WdS recorded .rt family out JU st '" wale! drought-buste r.' Kula sard. spent by cand1dates and out- Fla. homes evacuated as waters rise in wake of Fay Bv SARAH LARIMER ASSOCIATED PRESS WAITER MIAMI - Floodrng left behmd by Tr oprc,rl Storm Fay lorced resrdents 111 parts of norther n Flunda out of their homes Sund.ry. whHe the storm's remnants were forec,rst to dump several mches of r.un on at Je,tst lour other states Otfrcral s fer ned people by boat from homes 111 DeBary, 25 mrles nnnh of Orlando, • where so me stree ts were under 4 teet of w.rter. and fl ooded nerghborh oods m and around T.rllah,rssee "The w,!ler rs very deep It \ alrc.ruy at everybody 's Debrd door:· sard Gallow.ty. who lrvcs m the Trmber L rke subd rvrsron east of Ta ll ahassee She w," sull .rt home Sun day evemng but h.rd no power and sard rl the rc1n1 contmued. she wou ld 10111 ner ghbors who l1<1d already lett by boat Fay made landl,tll a record lour trmes Ill Flonda before 11"'as downgraded to a tropr ca l depressron l,rte Saturday The storm c,rused wrdespre.rd tloodmg liS It • zrgzagged ,rc ross Florida for nearly a week. Fay h." been hlamecl fm 13 deaths nr the li.S. I I 111 Flonda and one e.rch Ill Alabama and Georgra A total of 23 dred 111 H.r1t1 and • the Dommrcan Republic from tloodmg. • • • ., Page,A2 srde groups 111 the 2008 Supreme Court c.unp.rign h.rve r.rnged as hrgh as $20 Ill rllr" 11 Chre l Jus ti ce Cl rft ord T.Jy lor. the only JU~ tr ce on the seven-member court up lor re-election. ahe.rdv has r,used Sl 5 mrllr nn· thrs vcar. rnuch ol 11 from bu s!" i1e ... . , g1nup-. bre.Lkmg the old recmd ol Sl 3 mrllton th,u he set rn 2000 .rccordrng to the nonp.rrllsan Mrchr g.!ll C.unp.tign Frn.nm: Ne tw<Jrk. The Mllhrgan Chamber ot Commerce the Detroit Rcg ron.rl Ch.rmber of Colnmell'C. th e \1rchrgan Rcst.r ur.rnt Assoll.rt ron and the Mrch rg,m Assoc r.nion of Rc.rltor' e,IL h g.rve Taylor the ~1-+.000 mc~ximum allowed. ,md severa l other bus.Jne..,.., gtou P" e~tch gave more th.tn $20.000 L.rbo r groups ,!lld some Democr.rllc Parry leaders dfe lukmg dll uncunvent!On,d .rpproach to h ghtmg back: ln ste.td of JUSt puttmg ,, lot ot money mto ads for T.ty lm ·s yct-to·bc-named opponent. they drew up a I \J .500-word ballot propos.11 th.rt wou ld am.ong other ch,lllges. sh11nk the number ot st.rtc Supreme Court JUStices lr om seven to fr ve, cuttmg two seats held by Republrc.ms - rnc luding Tay lo1 B.rckers s.ty financrng the ballot measur~ wo uld cost less than IMil of the $ 10 mrllwn thev eswnate it would take to rlete,tt an mcumbent GOP Supreme Court justiCe The C~urt of Appeals !.1st week 1ul ed the measure unconstltullonal. but tiS b.rckers pi,m to appeal ln d more tradrti onal race rn Wrsconsrn. challenger Mrch.rel G.1bleman beat rncumbent Justrce Lours Butler 51 percent to 49 per'ent rn .111April I contest tor the st.rte Supreme Court It w.rs th e lirst upset ot an rncumbent JU Strce in the state m lour decades Although Gc~bleman and Butler spent a combmed $1 2 mrllron on the race, outsrde grou ps spent $4.8 million. acco rdmg to the W1scon s1n Democracy Cam paign Those groups mcluded Wtscons in Manufacturers & Commerce, whtch spent $1 8 mrlhon on tssue ads supportmg Gableman The Greater Wt sconsm Committee and the Wtsconsrn Educatron Assoct.ltlon Coun cil together spen t ,, s1mdnr amount targeung hrm • The n.rsty. expenstve camp,ugn was remintscent ot Mrchrg,m·s 2000 court campargns, when more than $15 mrllron was poured mto 1l1e 1nee by srx candidates .mel outsrde groups In a trend mrnored 111 other states M1ch1 gan Sd\\1 out· srde groups pay tor 51 percent ot the ads lured Ill Supreme Cou rt races 111 2002. .r percentage that grew to H7 per cent in 2006 The Justrce at Stake Camp.11gn wou ld lrke to see more diSclos ure on who's ·prov rdrn g the money that outsrde gro ups spend on beh.rll ot JUchcral eandtd.rtes. as we ll as ll reqUJrement th.tt JU Sirces recuse themse lves from cases where th en donors are 111 vol ved "The thn1king rs. rf you took ,iway the hnancral mcen11ves for h <.~VI Il g your Judges on the court. you would dry up the money," s,ud Jusllce at Stake spokesman C rmp.ngn Ch,trltc Hall . West Vn grma JUst passed .t law that requrres full drsclosure of who's <:ontnbutmg to ,rlls th.rt would affect camp.ngns. but lew others have loll owed tts example. Butler. who lost h1s seat on the Wrsco nsrn be nch e.n her tillS year. sa1d It's time tm more states to pass suc h l t~ws "Thud<p,rrty rss ue groups who don t have to be ,\ccounuble, don ' t have to t:1llow campmgn laws and don't hd\'e to dtsclose therr uonors sr phoned hu ge .r mounh ol money rnto tht s 1.rce." he stud rn h1 s concessron speech "'I've sard 11 througl1ouc the race. This system IS broken ·· • BY THE The Daily Sentinel ocus on posztzves 17 £ MArL~~ x ANNIE's I ln marriage . 0 • Bv KATHY MITCHELL Mv tneml h,rs several srb· lings. who. accordrng to the wrll. are her p.1re nts brolog· 1cal chrldren What bothers her rs th,lt her buih ccrtrfr· c.rte li sts the same parents ,rs those ot her srblmgs. How can that ,be ' - Confused Dear Confused : Brrth cer· trltcates ,tr~ rssued by the county for every eluld bom Howe ver. auopuve parents can request an amended brrth cenrlicdte to reflect the new rn tornMt ron. repla,mg the birth p,rrems' names with !hose ot the adoptii'C parents The ongrn.rl record· 1S th en se.rled II your tnend wants" copy of her ongmal brrth cer· lltic.rte. rl may be possrble to get one rl her state permrts th e records to be opened Dear Annie: Thrs IS tm "Shell Shockeu.'' whose wrfe left hun suddenly .tfter 25 years uf m,u nage My husb,md clid the same thmg to me Movmg on is oreal advrcc. Counseling rs debut· able After two years, I have I mally manageu to ge t my 1r te gomg forw .rrd As tor uHmselmg. I don't walll •my I know fu ll well wh,rt happened wrth my hu s· b,md's mrdhfe cnsr s I was betmyed and drscardcd. My ex is a selfis h, backst,lb· bmg, cheatmg prg, and I will hate him until th e d.ry I dr e It he drcs t1rst. I can dt~nce on h1 s grave I don 't neeu a therapist to tell me how to deal with thi s. My hate makes me strong. I beli eve 11 I S freal thy, There cs nothmg to be ga ined by fo rgrvmg someone who has done you w10ng - Bitter Ex- Wife Dear Bitter: And you don 't want co un seling'' Honey, you are a walkmg advertrsemenl for ther,lpy Anger ec~n be healthy. but h.rte IS destru ctive Alter two years. to be so fill ed wtth bitterness rs going to eat you ahvc. Forg"eness rsn' t for hrs sake . It's tot yours. Please reconsider AND MARCY SUGAR n ear Annie: My wrfe .md I have been m<trned nearly 50 ye<~rs For the l.rsl 20. thete h.ts been no sex. which IS her wrsh We do not lu ss or ltght .•md I <till su re om friends tlun k everythrng rs lrne wt tl1 us I have tried several trmes to talk to my wrl e ahou t her lack ot rnterest rn sex. but she gets very upset. Abou t 15 years ago, I cunvr nced her to go wnh me for coun selif\g, but after two ses' swns. she su rd she w.ts not gomg b.rck hecause tl1ere was no benelu for her I h.rve several fem,de fnends and th at rs all they are - frr ends I asked my wtlc rl 11 bothers her th at I ha ve fema le f11ends. and she sard she doe sn' t care what I do as long ,Js I lea•e her alone. We have bnelly drscussed dtvorce. but it re,dl y tsn't an oper on because we are both retrred and most ol our mcome rs tram my ret n ement pl.m We h ve comtortably but modestly If we drvorced. I am su re our mcome would be split 50-50 ,md nerther ul us could ltve on that. Our children .rre plannmg a 50th anm versary party. but I just don 't fee l ll 's appropn ate. We IMven' t been man red 111 ,my real sense fm the last 20 years I have tned to talk the kids out ol the tdea wrthout drvulgmg too much rnlormalton, but they thlllk I' Ill lUSt being modest I really don ' t know how to handl e thrs Should I simply let the krds go ahead wnh !herr plans? - Not Really Married Dear Not Married: Yes. Mamage mcludes ups and downs, good lime s and bad. Sex is only one aspect of a relationship. Focus on the happy times you 've hdd 111 your marnage - we' rc sure there must be ,, great m.rny - und your w1te's good quahtres You 've been 111 a Annie '~ Mailbox is writbad spell tor 20 years ten by Kathy Mitchell and (although 'W e su~pect your Marcy Sugar, longtime'ediwtte thmks othcrwrse), but tors of the Ann Lander.~ you've strll been together column, Please e-mail your for a hal!-cemury and your questions to mmiesmailc~ildren want to m.rrk lhe box@comcast.net, or write occ.rswn. Pl ease let them . to: Am1ie's Mailbox, P.O. near Annie: My fne nd 's Box 118190, Chicago, JL parems dred a few years 606 Jl. To find out more ago Dunng the re,rdrng of about Annie's Mailbox. therr v-rll , the lawye1 pre- and read features by other sented my fn end wrth her Creators Syndicate writers adoption papers It was and cartoonists, visit the qurte a shock, as she had no Creators Syndicate Web knowledge ol thrs secret page at www.creators.com. ~ Carleton trustees vote to award scholarships SYRAClJSE The Carleton College Trustees recentlv voted to award up to $1,200 m college scholarsht'ps lor the 2008-09 school term when th e !44th annual meetmg of the board met at th e Syracuse Communn y Center There were lrve appli cants for the scholarsh ip It was announced tha t til e applrcants must be leg,rl residents of Syracuse to be consrdered. In other ,Jc!l vrty the meetmg was called to 01 der by President Gordon F1sher. the sec retary and trcdsurer's report was g1ve n dnd approved. , A motion to accept the renewal ot u ustees, Cathy Crov- Gordon Fisher. J,nnes Lawrence, June Lee. Bill Rou sh. Rita Slavrn, Mrlton Yandn. passed • A motron was m.rde and passed to rctam the prese nt officers Gordon Frsher. presrde nt. Cathy Crow. secretary. Lany Ebersbach, vrce presi dent . Joyce Srsson, secretary The community center provtded homemade rce cream 10 attendees Community Calendar Clubs and organizations Monday, Aug. 25 POMEROY - Oh-Kan Com Club, 7 p.m at the Pomeroy Lrbrary Vrsrtors welcome Thursday, Aug. 28 TUPPERS PLAINS YFW Post 9053 reg ul ar meetmg, 7 p.m , wrth meal , at 6 30 Public meetings Monday, Aug. 25 RACINE Southern Local School Board, regul,rr meeting, 8 p.m., htgh s~hool medra room POMEROY - Mergs ' ' ' Count y Distnct Publrc Lrbrary. reg ul ar meeting. 3 p m , Pomeroy Library POMEROY - Metgs Cou nty Veteran s Service Comm1sston, 9 a.m . Thursday, Aug. 28 POMEROY - Mergs Sot! and Water Conservation Drstnct Board ot Supervtsors, regular monthl y meetmg, II 30 a.m., Meigs SWCD Office at 33 101 Hiland Road Other events Friday, Aug. 29 MIDDLEPORT -Free commumty drnner. 4:30 to 6 p.m , Mrddleport Church of Clmst F.rm1ly Ltfe Center. Large cheese ravioli . salad, rolls. dessert PageA:J Monday, August 25, 2008 Meigs SWCD annual meeting tickets available POMEROY - Trcketsare avar lable tor the 2008 Metgs Sml and W.tter Conservation Distri~t's .rnnu al meetmg and banquet to be held Sept 21 rn the Mergs Hrgh School cafe terra Thrs ye.u the guest speakct Will be Stan Gehrt, .tssociate professor ol envrronment,d and natura l re>ources at The Otiro Stale Umvershy. who wtll grve a presenlalrorl on coyotes Voters wrll also elect twn members to th e Mcrgs S WCD Board of Superv tsors with voting begmmng at 6 p m tot· lowed by the ban4uet at 7 p.m. Candrdates are James C. Brrchlreld, Rutland. Ed G rbbs and Tonj.r Hunt er. Racrne. Trckets "' e ,wdrl.rble tor $12 .rt the Mergs SWCD Otlice at 3310 I Hrl .r nd Road, Pomeroy. and !rom drstnct employees .rnd supc1 vtsors _. A.,. "~ • •• , •/ • ).' fl! ' • .: , ( · t " , ~~ .' ' ... Stan Gerht holds a female coyote captured rn the Chicago metro area Gerht wrll be the guest speaker at the 2008 Mergs SWCD annua l meet rng and banquet to be held Sept 23 wrll grve a presentatron on coyotes Submitted photo .,. Report: Health inspectors failed to report unsafe conditions CINCINNATI (AP) Health Inspectors farl ed to report deplurable condrtr ons at Cmcmnau nursmg home t.rcrlrlle s that were later declared "unsafe and unsanrtary.'' a newspaper reported Sunday. An mvestr gatron conduct· ed by the CmcrlllMii Enqmrer found thut mspec· lions smce 2003 - and as recently as February - dtd not tnclude reports of un safe CO llUIIIOn s at Westside Health Care Center and the Terrace at Westside A pohce ra1d on March 13 revealed sorted mattresses. roach -r nl ested rooms and tire doors tt ed shut, among other unsamtary condrtrons State health mspectors have srnce documenled nearly 200 pages of vrolations at both lacrhtres . The Medtcard -funded nursm g homes, known as "The H1ll." provrde nursing home care ,md as-rsted hvmg tor more than 60 lo'W · mcome resrdents, many ot whom .1re ment<tlly rll. Now the state wants to cease fundmg the homes Therr owner, Abe Frseher, 'Was lmed S 100.000 and face s cnm11MI char ges ot vtol ,\1mg the my's building and frre codes The Cmcmnatr Cny Councrl \\ill hold heanng s ne xt month 10 determme how th e condrtrons went unnoticed for so long "' How was th1s mtssed 'J" asked C rty Councilman Chri s Monzel. Health officials told resi· dents of the homes on Wed nesd,ry they should fmd a new place to hve In Janu ary, Ohro Department of Health mspectors vtsited the fa cihties to determrne whether the y met Medtcard standards They found I0 mmor vwlallons. such as an Lmsanrtary drshwa sher, that mdtcated a level of compliance typr ca l of other homes Clly fi re in spectors checked the Terrace and Wcststd e on Feb 4 and found no problems On Feb. 26, cny health rn spectors found problems at the Terrace Sllmlar to those reported after past revrews They noted fr ve violauons, includmg a lack frrst-a,1 d trurmng. of rmproper storage ot medrc,ltrons and tarlu're to conduct frre drrlls But on Feb 25, one day before cny mspectors made !herr second vr srt, Ctnc1nnali pollee Officer Aaron Layton vrs rted the center whtle searchmg tor a suspect Appalled by what he saw. Layton got a search warrant and 1eturned two weeks later wnh dozens of pohce and crty and state health mspecturs. Deplorable co ndrlr ons surfaced durmg th e ratd. ' mcludmg vomtt in the hallways and prpes held together with shoe stnng, In spectors found Westsrde 's hazards presented a "real and present danger'' to resrdents. mcludmg unsafe med1catron storage anu resrdents smokmg near an oxygen tank Inspectors also dr scovered workers made miStakes <1d m mrstenng medr calion ·20 perce111 of the trme --.- to ur limes the Indu stry's acce ptdble e11 or r.rte No stat1 member w.rs trained to de.d wrth psychologrc.rl problems. ewn though eve ry resrclenl h.rd some degree of mental illness "You basically we nt there or vuu went 10 the stl eeLs ... s.ud Cynthr.t Alexander whose mother. Fannre Lee Dame Is, 75. spent I0 )e.u s m 'the facrlnt es before le.rvtng 111 Jamhtry The tac1h11e s detenoratcd each ve.n het mother li ved .rt Westsrde. Alex,mder s.ud Alex,mder s,ud adult dr.rpers were ra re ly ,rv.ul.rhlc . and her mother\ bcdsbcel\ were often hhh y She wortreu th.rt her mother drd not rece rve her medrc.rtrons properly. Westsrcle ,md tile Tel! .lle the IH~ge"t cont11hutmg f,tl> tor to how \OLI !..!o f 1om .1 ye.rr lrom Medrc .ud .rnd uther soc r,rl sell rce pro· medrnue t.rcrlrl) • to a b,rJ t..tcl111v It \ hnw jOU gu !rum 111 u Hnpli . HK t' to out o I complr.nlCe ·· The l.llrl rtrcs h,11c srnce he en Lle.rned .rnd 1ep.u red Mold h.rs hccn clc.med I 1om tile '"'lis. l11 e doors .11 e ~et more th.rn $] 2 mrllro'n :1 "I .tills Frscher s<trd lm t.rc rhlie' ,rre s.rle .rnd cle.rn The st,rte d!ld dd\ oc~tLY g1oup' .ue trymg to 1un hun out ol husrnc". he sard St.ltc mspeUor s .rllrrbuted poor wndr trons to th e loss ol \Vests1de\ nptslllg ditfl tor tor several months carl r· er lhr< ye,rr bec,ruse ol .r medrc,rl problem ' It doe s not t.rke lon g when you ha vc no prot es""n.d sl.rtt dr rccllng you r staff tm c,ne to dctcllor,ne.'· 'a"l C.l! l,r Brumhy. chr el Ill til e Ohro Dep.n tmcm ol He .rlth's bure,ru ol l o n ~ ­ l~nn care qu,tlll y. "Th.rt\ < We have the profes~10nal photos that featured you in thts newspape1. These photographs are now available to you through easy online purchase! Even photos that were not printed but were a pat! of a news story are available. -t:urope ,\lld C l!.! ~II Cl\C bull~ th,lt lritercd roolns are ,\ll"C"\\Ih l t' l •(lllt" ~ Cmc rn n,rtr rs tile only ut v 111 the st,rte tll.lt per torms lh O\\ n lllll s111g. hnmc mspeL t tOllS Cltv he.dtll nll ru.d s s.nd Thur~d.rv tli cv .rrc wnsrde r- mg d1 ojJplng. the mrt stnt: home mspect1o11 prog1,111 l due to bLrdgct cut s .rn d retu emen ts - not th e co n- d It ron s .rt Wests uJe ~ l n{k t\(;h.lllJ.:l' mdt•\: POSit II I' .... -... ~'~"f'f\ • ~~ 0 -.... ..••.; ·•. ow.... ~" Ordering your photos online is fast and easy! www .mydailysentinet.com This blue button on our website ' links YOU to all of our PICTURES The Daily Sentinel �Monday, August 25, 2008 ·pageA4 N The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 99;2-2157 www.mydailysentinel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher · Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respecting ·an establishment of religion, or prohibitit•g the , free exercise rlureof;.or abridging the freedom qf speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY ' Obituaries Monday, August 25,2008 America 5global influence spread too thin hme to say 11. but both John Mc·Cain and Barad Obama arc wrong in their approaches to Iraq. On Aug. 18, McCiin said. 'The last· ing adva ntage of a peaceful and democratic ally in the heart of the Middle East cou ld still be squandered by hasty withdrawah and arbitrary timeline s." A day later, Obama mused, ''lraqt inaction threatens the progress we· ve made and creates an opening for lrdn and the ' spe<:ial grottps it supports." Before I ex'p lam . tt"s worth noting ·that the era in which the United States has the dubious lu xltry of foe~ si ng on one kim! of war at a time , plu-. Afghanistan. pl us too much face time in that so-ca ll ed "pea<:c . process, .. i~ over. It almost see ms Iike bml form· to critiqtte the Iraq policies of the men who would be president. Iraq )1as taken a back scat to Georgia in driving the news oycle. while the camlidates arc having enoug h trouble thts month picking veeps and keeping up with events com ing out of Russi;t. But Iraq is probab ly the direct catalvst of the transformation vin sta ture and c;rpacity of tl1c Uniteu Stcrtes on the world stage. even if the recent cri sts in Georgia is what revealed it. That transformation has manifested rt se lf in what is a new experience for the United States: We arc bein~ igm>red. Of course. we are Ltsed to being reviled. even as we arc also used to seekin g approvaL We are used to being accommodated, taken I don't believe this for man\ Diana West \Ve are nn1 u-.cd to being igt!orcu. and .espec•ally not by -Russia So. what·.., !.!o1n h on'! Here 's the short 'atlSII·er ria another question : Woulu Ru ... :-,ia be · ignonn g the UniteLI States if practic;tlly every U.S. m'm under arm~ 1eve n C:\ er v woman ) weren't irret rieva bly tied up on th e quixot ic mi . . ~ion of transfonnin ~ Iraq into a Westctn-st yle denwn.rcy '' I don't lhink sll. We can't follow Teddy Rnllsc'velt.'s advtce lll speak so ft ly ;u1d carrv f.t bar sttch if our stick is stuck Tn ,and. rm not o;.:ur~: rl we've hecome a Today is Monday, Aug. 25, the 238th day .of 200H. There superpower with the power are 128 days left in the year. shut off. cx.,ct ly, but I do Today'~ Highlight in Hi story · On Aug. 25, 1944, during know that Rus.sia ts alw.,ys World War II, Pari s was liberated by Allied forces after four happy tn advan<:e under years of Nazt occupation . cover of darkness. On thts date: In I H25, Uruguay declared independen<:e But back to Iraq , McCuin. from BraziL of cou rse. is w ro rH! for ln -1875. Capt. Matthew Webb became the first pe"on to helievinf! Iraq is a "d~moc ­ swrm the Engli.sh Channel, getting from Dover, England, to ratit :lily," pe.,ceful or othCalais, France, in 22 hours. erw rse. Oham.1 is \vrong for In 1916, the National Park Service was established withbeJievtng Iraq is able · or in the Department of the Interior. even ca res to block the In 192 I, -the United States signed a peace treaty with "opening" for lr:tn and the Germany. "special groups" or militias. In 1928, an expedition led by Richard E. Byrd set sail it support.s. AnLI the disasfrom Hoboken, N.J., on its journey to Antarctica. trvu s implication behind In 1943, U.S. forces liberated New Georgia in tl1e both assessments is that Solomon Islands from the Japanese during World War !L there is somctht ng worthIn 195R, President Eisenhower signed a measure providwhile the Un ited States can ing pensions for former U.S. presidents and their widows. reasonab ly expec t to extr,tct In 1958, the game show "Concentration'' premiered on NBC-TV . . from its costly lraqt investment - narnely a denH H.:ln I981, the U.S. spacecraft Voyager 2 came within 63,000 miles of Saturn's cloud cover, sending back pictures uJvanli.lgc of. · and even. on ratic ally and bulwark historic occasions. fea red. agains1 Ir an of and data about the ringed planet. In 1985, Samantha Smith, 13, the schoolgirl whose letter to Yuri V. Andropov resulted in her famous peace tour of the Soviet Union, died with her father in an airliner crash in Auburn, Maine. ,, One year ago: The governmeni of Gr~ece declared a • nationwide state of emergency as the death toll from wildWHAT'S THE fires rose to at least 49. Bombs blamed on Islamic extremists killed at least 43 people at a park and a street-side food stall in Hyderabad, India. Today's Birthday s: Actor Van Johnson is 92. Game s ~ow host Monty Hall is 87. Actor Sean Connery is 78. Actor DUE TO THE Pa~e . Johnson is 7R. Talk show(gru_rt'e show host Regis Phtlbm ts 77. Actor Tom Skemtt ts 75. Jazz musician Wayne Shorter is 75. Movie director Hugh Hudson is 72. Actor David Canary is 70. Movie director John Badham is 69. Filmmaker Marshall Brickman is 67. Rhythm-and-blues singer Walter Williams (The O'Jays) is 66. Actress Anne Archer.is 61. Rock singer.actor Gene Simmons is 59. Actor John Savage _is 59. Country singer-musician Henry Paul (Outlaws; Blackhawk) is 59. Rock singer Elvis Costello is 54. Movie director Tim Burton is 50. Actress Ally Walker is 47. Country singer Billy Ray Cyrus is 47. Rock musician Vivian Campbell (Def Leppard) is 46. Actor Blair Underwood is 44. Rap DJ Terminator X (Public Enemy) is 42. Alternative country singer Jeff Tweedy (Wilco) is 41. Actor Dav-id Alan Basche is 40. Television chef Rachael Ray is 40.1\ctor Cameron Mathison is 39. Country smger Jo Dee Messma is 38. Model Claudia Schiffer is 38. Country singer Brice Long is 37. Actor Eric Millegan is 34. Actor Kel Mitchell is 30. Actor Josh Flitter is 14. · Thought for Today: "The final lesson of history : 'Let's never go back there again!"' - Friedrich Nietzsche, German philosopher ( 1844-1900). 1 rca~on:-.. most of wiliL:h I'I'C written about h~forc . ~lv sense ts that a democrattc ally and bulwark against Iran doesn't cn.;.,hr in~: "han a 111 its constitution: Lioesn ' t have a prime minister practi<:ally itching. as Nouri ai-Malikt put it to Det SpiegeL to "prqsccttte nimes commttlcd by U.s . '>O idier~ ag,tln~t our popula- tiPtf': doesn ' t hare 42 per· ce nt of .r popui;Jtiun which. accorLiing to a 2008 BBC poll. belreve.s attacks on U.S fropps are l\cccptable: doesn' t make the U.S. soldiers who protect tt pay OPF.C pnccs at the pump: dPesn't express solidarity with Hczbullah: doesn'.t pa_rticipate 111 the Arab boyco tt of IsraeL And that's just fur st,rrters. Now, thanks to a Mtdd!e Fast Media Research In sti tute tMEMR I) report on Iraq i react ions w negotiations m·er tile terms .Df the clmtinued presence of U.S. troops 111 Iraq -- tile tong' haggled-over Status of Forces Agreement - we h,rvc even more Iraqi attnbutcs to factor tnto our grand strategy. if only our leaders '"'uld pay attention. Accordtng to MEMRI 's amrlysts ol Arah press reports tim summer. "the agreement was intensely opposed hy most elements tn Iraqi politics," with Prime Minister Maliki go111g so fa r as to visit Iran 111 June ''to assure the lramans that the ,rgreeme nt wt th the U.S. would not be detnmental to Iran. Durin~ tile visit , ile stated ihat an influ enti al political ele ments in Iraq Sltpported rapprochement with Iran in all REEDSVILLE - Roger Bradley Dillon, 69, of Reedsville. pa;sed away Su 11day, Aug . 24, 2008 at O'Bieness Memorial Hospital , Athens: He was born July 26. I 939, in Reedsville, son of the late Cecil and Lula Schultz Dillon . He was a union carpenter with Local 356 in Marietta. He is survived by his wife of 49 years, Ruth Pnce Dillon: two sons, Tim Dillon and Scott Dillon; a grandson, Joseph Dillon: a granddaug hter, Jessica Dillon; a brother, Ronald Dillon: and a sister, Evelyn Mundry. In addition to hi s parents, he was preceded in death by two brothers, Cecil and Earl Dillon: and a sister, Kathryn Dillon. Graveside services will be held at II a.m., Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2008, at the Reedsville Cemetery with Ronnie Vance officiating: Friends may call from 6 to Mp.m. Monday at the funeral home and sign the ,online guestbook at www.whitesc hwarze! funeral home.com. areas, and that ,Iraq would not allow its territory to be· used as a base for attacks against Iran ." Well. that's nice - for Iran. Now, tell me again how U.S. interests are being advanced by propping up the Maliki government'' From the Iraqi religious wor ld. the reaction to the , U.S. side ts no friendlier. "Shiite religious scholar Grand Aya tollah Ali AI· Ststani voiced oppostlion to the agreement, arguing that ·a ny agreement that harmed Iraq 's sovereignty in any way was considered a violation of shan a,"' MEMRI writes. "Another three Shtite scholars in Najaf also condemned the agreement, warning that sign ing would constitute a violation of Isla m and bring about a popular intifada. Abd AI- . Aziz AI- Hakim, the head of the Supreme Council for ' Islamic Revolution in Iraq (-the largest Shiite group in the Al -Maliki government), a Iso cri ticized the agreement, si nce it stipulated a continued presence of U.S. forces.'' ' Condoleezza Rice flew to Baghdad this week to "see what we can do from Washington to ge! closure'' on the agreement. Lots of luck on that. Because with "alli es'' like these, who 1ieeds ... Ru ssians? (Dimw . West is a cohnn· nisi for Tire Washington Ti111es. 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But tf all cmp lo 0ces had off an c>.tril "C' en Ua\ '· 1t 1\\luiLI '1111llUI1ll~> c.S(Xl iewer hours '' urked each vear "I'd htll e to dt1 some· Gordon ..,,1iJ. " I cLm·t ahs<~rh th.tt ... thin ~ ... Celta McCir,ll h. ollllCr of Olympia Canuie' tn Strongsl'il!e. satd her compa· ny won't l1ire more workers illhe sick-day mandate pass· cs. She l1as 2-1 employees. one below' tile th reshold at which th~ man tlct t~ kicks m. Proponents of the stck·day i ~.-.ue -.aiJ the hu ~ inc ..,.., !.:011l:Crn" i.U't~ O\ t•rblown. Manv employee' \\ ho currentlY have po.ud . , ll' k kan:- nften don 't comc c\o ...e to u. . in:! all tL ;md if giH~n thc npporlumty. other emploYees llllUid be JUst as JlldtCIIllls. s:tid D,1le Butland. spokcsm.m for Ohioans lor Hea lth\ F.tmt!tes. Festival fnnn Page A 1 dnd over. \ j.., itors told us how !!ratL'Iul thc\ were that lile event was free . espectal ly people 111th children." The eve111 is liw. Sheets said. because of the support of local sponsors. and many of the l'tsitors. who maLic l'Dntributtuns to\\ ard tile· ci'Cilt. The nott-profi r futtndation belic\_e:-. th~tt fin,Hll'l:tl :-;upport 11111 sou tJ ttll"" tt to Mfer 'clwlarship> to students Immunization clinic · POMEROY - The Meigs County Health Department will hold a childhood immunization clinic from 9-11 a.m. and 1-3 p.m. tomorrow. A $7 donation appreciated but not required for servic~. intere ... tcd in put..,uing art _or mu ... Jl.' d" d cat ccr. Plan:-; tor For the Record Highway Patrol Submitted photo that '\chuLu·. . hip prngram wi ll begin lctkr th is f.tll. Next veat's ksti1 a! ·is planned for Aug . 28 and 29. "We do it bec,ruse life is about.t1lll stc :ltld .rn. " Sheets s:ud. "People rc:t! ly .tppreci· ate it. .. "That\ 11 ilat k~eps us POMEROY - Dwaine L Weaver, 41, 40920 Laurel Organtzers of the Foothills Blues and Arts Festival estimate around 1,800 people in Cliff, Pomeroy, was cited for failure to yield by the attendance. · g(~lllg. Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol following a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of state routes 7 and 124 on Friday. ' Troopers said Weaver, easibound on 124 at 3:55 p.m. , from Page AI stopped at the intersection with 7, attempled a left turn onto the highway and entered the path of a pickup truck dnven money can only be used for mentors that are invited to through extens1ve training have Brenda CUt ftlllttltcturnby Todd R. Casto, 39, 1364 Herman Road, Gallipolis, that daily operations. We should 1xu·ticipate in the class. It is and is a certified RY ing "'"' Ea~tern \ lnten ~n tion was southbound on 7. be out of the loan commis- critical that students make an Instructor. Roush implement- · Specialist. Rabena Hill runs Both vehicles co!ltded, according to the report. Minor sion\ supervision soon. We informed choice to partici- ed Southern High School's the CMCA program and also injuries were reported but no one was transported , have to pass this levy to stay pate, rather than be assigned initial RY class !,tst semester. teache:-. the court-L' i.l\t"" orientWeaver' s pickup was severely damaged, while Casto's had out of the loan fund." or forced to take the class. Students overall reported ed Class Act ion dass disabling damage, troopers said. The RY program is taugh t "The RY program has a decrease in nsk bel1aviors Htll noted tim the CMCA by Mrs . Amy Roush. RY been a great asset to our cur- and barriers from baseline program wcmld not be sue· applies the essential combi- riculum ," 'said Principal to yea,r-end. This fall Mrs. cessful wuhout th~ support nation of small group work Daniel Otto. "It not only Roush will be tmplementing of the vanous teacl1ing staffs ' (10-12 students per class) provides a specific need for two RY classes at Southern and auministruttons. with life-skills-training in a our students, but also gives High SchooL Southern opened up the "I hope I'm twtce as scope of tts grant to mclude Monday... Panly sunny. A Wednesday and daily, semester-long class students options in planning slight chance of showers Wednesday nlght ..,Mostly · which is \VOrth credit. In their education. Last year effective," said Roush. "I ' m all of Meigs County. CMCA excited to have two new staff work both inside and and thunderstorms in the cloudy. with a 50 percent addition, program staff was a big success." "RY has to be taught to classes this vear." outside the schools to morning. Highs in'the lower chance of showers. Highs in monitors class attendance, Other chai1ges have taken change policy and individual 80s. Northeast winds· the upper 70s . Lows in the school achievement, moods, fidelity to get reliable dru~ involvement, and results,'' said instructor place in the GRAA/SAPI views on alcohol consumparound 5 mph . Chance of lower 60s. Thursday...Mostly cloudy soCJal interaction s, and Amy Roush. "We have a set prograni Sean Riffle will tion. especially Informing rain 20 percent. Monday night ... Partly with a chance of showers helps youth make healthy Cttrriculuin to follow and serve as the Souther.J1 studellls "' thal th ey can cloudy in the and thunderstorms. Highs in choices for friendships and the class is well muctur~d . lnterventton Spectaltst RiHle make ~ du ca t e d d~c1sinns. Currentl y. only Southern Students have responded to brings \Vith him a school evening ... Then clearing. the lower 80s. Chance of · soc tal activities. has RY ttt1d Class A<:tion, it and we· ve had very favorRY is designed ro serve background and experience · Lows in the upper 50s. rain 40 percent. from the Athens City , while ;rll three schools are Thesday ... Sunny. Highs Thursday night ... Mostly regular ninth-hve!fth grade able res ults." Schools. Abbv Hams ts also part of CMCA. Mrs. Roush Specially trained RY h1gh school students who in the lower 80s. Northeast cloudy. Lows in the lower 60s. a new addition and will serve will be pre~enting !'acts Leaders arc important conmay be having trouble wtth .,vinds around 5 mph. Friday and Friday as Interve ntion Specialist at about he r pru~ram at the Thesday night ... Most!y night ...Mostly cloudy with a attendance, school achieve- tributors in achieving positive for -the Meigs . Both wor:k in the Me1gs .Cm1nty ... Con..,urtium cloudy with a 20 percent chance of showers and thun- ment. and/or social interac- outcomes chance of showers. Lows in derstorms. Highs .in the mid tions. Also. several peer students. Mr>. Roush went CMCA program.. which will Meeting on Oct. 16. 10DR. the mid 60s. East winds 80s. Lows in the lower 60s. Chance ·o r rain 30 percent. around 5 mph. Local Weather ! I Downside to commodities' price drop Whether it 's tempo~ary or n6t, the reversal should provide a reprieve to strained profits at companies with heavy exposure to com· modities like energy or food. But there's an unintended consequence for those that bet pnces would keep rising, and )ocked·in what they thought were good deals. Their previous _price contracts could mean they have to pay more than the current market commands. That financial strategy. · known as hedging, is akin to an insurance policy that companies use to protect themselves from the possibility of higher market prices. By hedging, they can lock in pnces for future output or raw material costs, a seemingly · smart move if there <trc expectations that prices will continue to cl imb - which has been largely· the case' for the last two years. · Ohio la\Vyer> are beginning to help bu>mess clients underst.rnd \Vhat will happen tf the sick-leave proposal is ,rpprowd Some busi nesses are dtti\'ely cnn . . ider·mg cuts in other benefits. while others are wary of damagmg employee morale. "The phone s are really starting to nng about this:· said Jim Pctne of Bricker & Eckler in Columbus. rVlike Gordon. owner of Tendon Manufacturing in Warrens\·ille Hei~hts. isn·l sure what he'll do- wi th tnne off for his 50 employee'. who make sheet metal and machine pL1rh. (Jordon·-. empl.oyees ge t nine pa1Li holiLiays a year. as well as I0 to 15 paid tlays oil to usc however they want. If 'he cotwcncd sewn of those Jays into p,tiLI ~ic k day s. employee> wou ld only have Grant I for~cltten. Columbus Dispatch on Sunday said that 60 percent of Ohioans fal'or or strongly fa10r the proposal, compared tn 32 percent who either oppose or strongly oppose. The poll wa> conducted Aug . 12 through T)mrsday among 2.102 rc~istaed voters and lldLI ct n1argin of sampling enor of 2.2 percent. Backers of the paid sick leave proposal say it would enable the 2.2 million Ohioans \Vithout paid sick days to care for themselves and their family without worrying about tinancial repercussions. Ohio would be the lirst state with ;t mandatory patd stck leave policy. If approved on the November ballot, the mea· sure would prohibit changes to existt ng leave pohctes. So. bu~uiesses are considering pre-empting the change . Local Briefs FOR BAGGAGE. dollar gained stre ngth and there has been increa s in~ evidence of global etonn m~ ic weakness. The pnce of crude oil dou-' hied si nce last summer to hit a tradin~ record of $ 147 u barrel ~n · July I I. amid expectations of surgi ng global demund. That led some to believe 11 could keep heading higher - maybe even to $200 a barreL Now, it stands around $12 1 a barrel, up from a recent low of about $1 12 a harrel . Such recent pri<:e'· swi ngs illustrate just how difficult tt can be l(lr compantes to hedge In oth er commodities t)Htrkets, there also is notable vo latilit y. Corn prices have fallen a!most $2 - or ubout 24 percent since closing at an all-time high of $7.805 a hu she! on July 2. Corn fell to a fivemonth low of $5 17 a bushel on Aug II hut has rail ted over the past two ' weeks, climbing 16 percent. To sec how all tillS could affect corporale pro fit s, look "t Cun tnr cntal Airlines Inc., which like tmmy air t:arners ha ... used h~Uging tn trv to reduce its fuel costs. ·"For the th ird quat ter. it ha s hedged (iJ pc1ce lll of it' proj ~c t c u con sol id< ltcd fttc I rcquiremenh. New·ly all of those po,itions include CLEVELAND (APl Many Ohio busi)le,se' are preparing for the possibility of state-mandated paid sick days by evaluattng whether they can continue to prol'ide the same benefits thcv have been giving their empioyees. Bu s lnes~es are con!-!Jdcrin!.! trimming back on vacatiuii time, raises. bonuses and perks such as holiday parties if the co'b of complying with the sick dlly policy can "t be absorbed or pa>sed off to consumers. The propma! would require businesses with 25 or more employees to provide at least se\'en patd sick d.rys each ye,rr to full-time workers. Proponents uf th e bi II have turned in petition signatures and arc wailing to sec if Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner vali· " date > them. A pull published in The CHESHIRE - Bobby G. Jones, 75, of Cheshtre, died Saturday, August 23. 2008 at his home. He was the husband of Shirley Jones . Funeral will be at I p.m. Wednesday, August 27, 2008 at Deal Funeral Home with burial in the Addison Reynolds Cemetery, Addison. Friends will call from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. SCHOOL BUDGET CRUNCH, THfY BEGAN CHAR61NG BY RACHEL BECK Letters to the editor are welcome. Thev should he le.n 4P BUSINESS WRITER than 300 word,. All leiters are subjeCt tr) ediring, muw be ' signed, and include address and telephone numbe>: No NEW YORK unsigned letter., will be published Leiters should he in Commodities prices have good taste, addressing issue.1, not personalities. Leiters of eased in recent weeks, but thanks to organizations and individual.,- will not be accept· so me compam es the for ed fw publication. record gains ure ,far from aveinu voter approval of paid sick davs. Ohio Roger Dillon SLOW-UP? LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Daily Sentinel • Page As www. mydailysentinel.com • lar, whereby a maximum Vegas-style bet: it is to reduce and minimum price level risk associated with fuel price ;rre· se t. volatility by buying a form of What 's important to insurance against a potentialwatch is how the prices it ly harmful price increase," loded in compare with the Messing said. spot pnce for crude. For This isn't just an 1ssue for instnnce, Continental ha s airlines. Hedging has been . about 33 percent of its crude utilized by a wide-range of oil hedge positions capped companies with a reliance tit $ 140.8L a barrel of oil , · on commodities, whether good news had prices con- they make cereal or alternatimted to rise. But the aver- rive energy. age floo r is $ 120.90 u bur- · VeraSun• Energy Corp. rei, right in line with current - has seen significant benetits market prices, according to from hedging the price of securJttes filings . corn, which is used in its For the fourth quarter, 65 production of ethanoL lts pe rc~nt of its projected fuel hedge positions boosted its requtrements are expected second-quarter earnings by to be hedged. Some of those $25.6 million, or IO .cents a posi\ions have a minimum share - resulting in a betcrude oil price of $126.25 tcr-than-expected quarter. But Citigroup analyst per barrel and minimum heattng oil cost of $3.63 a David Driscoll warns in a gallon - both above cur- note to clients that the ren t market prices. Brookings, S.D.-based C'onttnental spokesman company's thi~d-quarter Dave Mcsstng said the results face "significant Houst(ln-based carrier is headwinds" because corn . acljtJStin g tis hedging oh .an prices h'ave declined signifi-· ongoing basis and there is cantly , 111 the last two 11 0 telling where market momhs. He. anticipates that prices might be when the will result in a "fu ll reverthird quarter ends on Sept. sal" of the benefits from · 30. Bllt he notes that in situ- hedging the company had in :· <Jtinns where the positions the previous quarter. The m.ty be "out of the money;· compan y declined to comit 1' "extremel y important menton his note . not to overlook the itt.~ urClearly for some. dcc!tn · ance value th;tt the position ing prices are a doubleprovides." he said. edged sword. As much as "Tile purpose of our hedg- the y were wanted, th ev ing i~ not tD try to win a Las might not always help. · Ohio EPA from PageAl looked at the application and the amidegradation addendum and tt is one of the more complete and better ones we've received. The applicant's SEJ responses and evaluation appear to be adequate considering th.at the level of WQ (water quality) degradation does not appear to be significam and the WQ uses will be protected." Strouse said: 'The SEJ report is just one aspect of the Agency 's antidcgradation review to ensure that Ohio EPA has considered all environmental. ~ocial and economic factors before appr{)ving a lowering of ' ·West Virginia Mining Training P~ogram ' '\ !h Ht•mr•mh!'ring 24 openings m1tlu .~ Classes begin Monday, September 22itd at · Hillside Baptist Church - Pomeroy, Ohio For interview call Pastor James Acree Sr. at 740-992-6768 Leave message \ '0!1 \'J'l'cial da_ \' 1 Love, Your Family I st come - I st served ' Mail to: Grandparents Day c/o The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2155 ~----~----~--~----~~~------------------------------------------~~' ' water quality. The wastewater discharge permit is designed to protect human health and the environment by limiting . discharges of pollutants into the Ohio River and its tributaries. The discharges may result in a change from current water quality conditions but they cannot cause violations of water quality standards." Strouse also said regardless of an individual's personal opinions, employeeS at the OEPA leave those opinions "at .the door" arid do their job to the best of their ability to assure compliance with environmental law.s. �Monday, August 25, 2008 ·pageA4 N The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 99;2-2157 www.mydailysentinel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher · Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respecting ·an establishment of religion, or prohibitit•g the , free exercise rlureof;.or abridging the freedom qf speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY ' Obituaries Monday, August 25,2008 America 5global influence spread too thin hme to say 11. but both John Mc·Cain and Barad Obama arc wrong in their approaches to Iraq. On Aug. 18, McCiin said. 'The last· ing adva ntage of a peaceful and democratic ally in the heart of the Middle East cou ld still be squandered by hasty withdrawah and arbitrary timeline s." A day later, Obama mused, ''lraqt inaction threatens the progress we· ve made and creates an opening for lrdn and the ' spe<:ial grottps it supports." Before I ex'p lam . tt"s worth noting ·that the era in which the United States has the dubious lu xltry of foe~ si ng on one kim! of war at a time , plu-. Afghanistan. pl us too much face time in that so-ca ll ed "pea<:c . process, .. i~ over. It almost see ms Iike bml form· to critiqtte the Iraq policies of the men who would be president. Iraq )1as taken a back scat to Georgia in driving the news oycle. while the camlidates arc having enoug h trouble thts month picking veeps and keeping up with events com ing out of Russi;t. But Iraq is probab ly the direct catalvst of the transformation vin sta ture and c;rpacity of tl1c Uniteu Stcrtes on the world stage. even if the recent cri sts in Georgia is what revealed it. That transformation has manifested rt se lf in what is a new experience for the United States: We arc bein~ igm>red. Of course. we are Ltsed to being reviled. even as we arc also used to seekin g approvaL We are used to being accommodated, taken I don't believe this for man\ Diana West \Ve are nn1 u-.cd to being igt!orcu. and .espec•ally not by -Russia So. what·.., !.!o1n h on'! Here 's the short 'atlSII·er ria another question : Woulu Ru ... :-,ia be · ignonn g the UniteLI States if practic;tlly every U.S. m'm under arm~ 1eve n C:\ er v woman ) weren't irret rieva bly tied up on th e quixot ic mi . . ~ion of transfonnin ~ Iraq into a Westctn-st yle denwn.rcy '' I don't lhink sll. We can't follow Teddy Rnllsc'velt.'s advtce lll speak so ft ly ;u1d carrv f.t bar sttch if our stick is stuck Tn ,and. rm not o;.:ur~: rl we've hecome a Today is Monday, Aug. 25, the 238th day .of 200H. There superpower with the power are 128 days left in the year. shut off. cx.,ct ly, but I do Today'~ Highlight in Hi story · On Aug. 25, 1944, during know that Rus.sia ts alw.,ys World War II, Pari s was liberated by Allied forces after four happy tn advan<:e under years of Nazt occupation . cover of darkness. On thts date: In I H25, Uruguay declared independen<:e But back to Iraq , McCuin. from BraziL of cou rse. is w ro rH! for ln -1875. Capt. Matthew Webb became the first pe"on to helievinf! Iraq is a "d~moc ­ swrm the Engli.sh Channel, getting from Dover, England, to ratit :lily," pe.,ceful or othCalais, France, in 22 hours. erw rse. Oham.1 is \vrong for In 1916, the National Park Service was established withbeJievtng Iraq is able · or in the Department of the Interior. even ca res to block the In 192 I, -the United States signed a peace treaty with "opening" for lr:tn and the Germany. "special groups" or militias. In 1928, an expedition led by Richard E. Byrd set sail it support.s. AnLI the disasfrom Hoboken, N.J., on its journey to Antarctica. trvu s implication behind In 1943, U.S. forces liberated New Georgia in tl1e both assessments is that Solomon Islands from the Japanese during World War !L there is somctht ng worthIn 195R, President Eisenhower signed a measure providwhile the Un ited States can ing pensions for former U.S. presidents and their widows. reasonab ly expec t to extr,tct In 1958, the game show "Concentration'' premiered on NBC-TV . . from its costly lraqt investment - narnely a denH H.:ln I981, the U.S. spacecraft Voyager 2 came within 63,000 miles of Saturn's cloud cover, sending back pictures uJvanli.lgc of. · and even. on ratic ally and bulwark historic occasions. fea red. agains1 Ir an of and data about the ringed planet. In 1985, Samantha Smith, 13, the schoolgirl whose letter to Yuri V. Andropov resulted in her famous peace tour of the Soviet Union, died with her father in an airliner crash in Auburn, Maine. ,, One year ago: The governmeni of Gr~ece declared a • nationwide state of emergency as the death toll from wildWHAT'S THE fires rose to at least 49. Bombs blamed on Islamic extremists killed at least 43 people at a park and a street-side food stall in Hyderabad, India. Today's Birthday s: Actor Van Johnson is 92. Game s ~ow host Monty Hall is 87. Actor Sean Connery is 78. Actor DUE TO THE Pa~e . Johnson is 7R. Talk show(gru_rt'e show host Regis Phtlbm ts 77. Actor Tom Skemtt ts 75. Jazz musician Wayne Shorter is 75. Movie director Hugh Hudson is 72. Actor David Canary is 70. Movie director John Badham is 69. Filmmaker Marshall Brickman is 67. Rhythm-and-blues singer Walter Williams (The O'Jays) is 66. Actress Anne Archer.is 61. Rock singer.actor Gene Simmons is 59. Actor John Savage _is 59. Country singer-musician Henry Paul (Outlaws; Blackhawk) is 59. Rock singer Elvis Costello is 54. Movie director Tim Burton is 50. Actress Ally Walker is 47. Country singer Billy Ray Cyrus is 47. Rock musician Vivian Campbell (Def Leppard) is 46. Actor Blair Underwood is 44. Rap DJ Terminator X (Public Enemy) is 42. Alternative country singer Jeff Tweedy (Wilco) is 41. Actor Dav-id Alan Basche is 40. Television chef Rachael Ray is 40.1\ctor Cameron Mathison is 39. Country smger Jo Dee Messma is 38. Model Claudia Schiffer is 38. Country singer Brice Long is 37. Actor Eric Millegan is 34. Actor Kel Mitchell is 30. Actor Josh Flitter is 14. · Thought for Today: "The final lesson of history : 'Let's never go back there again!"' - Friedrich Nietzsche, German philosopher ( 1844-1900). 1 rca~on:-.. most of wiliL:h I'I'C written about h~forc . ~lv sense ts that a democrattc ally and bulwark against Iran doesn't cn.;.,hr in~: "han a 111 its constitution: Lioesn ' t have a prime minister practi<:ally itching. as Nouri ai-Malikt put it to Det SpiegeL to "prqsccttte nimes commttlcd by U.s . '>O idier~ ag,tln~t our popula- tiPtf': doesn ' t hare 42 per· ce nt of .r popui;Jtiun which. accorLiing to a 2008 BBC poll. belreve.s attacks on U.S fropps are l\cccptable: doesn' t make the U.S. soldiers who protect tt pay OPF.C pnccs at the pump: dPesn't express solidarity with Hczbullah: doesn'.t pa_rticipate 111 the Arab boyco tt of IsraeL And that's just fur st,rrters. Now, thanks to a Mtdd!e Fast Media Research In sti tute tMEMR I) report on Iraq i react ions w negotiations m·er tile terms .Df the clmtinued presence of U.S. troops 111 Iraq -- tile tong' haggled-over Status of Forces Agreement - we h,rvc even more Iraqi attnbutcs to factor tnto our grand strategy. if only our leaders '"'uld pay attention. Accordtng to MEMRI 's amrlysts ol Arah press reports tim summer. "the agreement was intensely opposed hy most elements tn Iraqi politics," with Prime Minister Maliki go111g so fa r as to visit Iran 111 June ''to assure the lramans that the ,rgreeme nt wt th the U.S. would not be detnmental to Iran. Durin~ tile visit , ile stated ihat an influ enti al political ele ments in Iraq Sltpported rapprochement with Iran in all REEDSVILLE - Roger Bradley Dillon, 69, of Reedsville. pa;sed away Su 11day, Aug . 24, 2008 at O'Bieness Memorial Hospital , Athens: He was born July 26. I 939, in Reedsville, son of the late Cecil and Lula Schultz Dillon . He was a union carpenter with Local 356 in Marietta. He is survived by his wife of 49 years, Ruth Pnce Dillon: two sons, Tim Dillon and Scott Dillon; a grandson, Joseph Dillon: a granddaug hter, Jessica Dillon; a brother, Ronald Dillon: and a sister, Evelyn Mundry. In addition to hi s parents, he was preceded in death by two brothers, Cecil and Earl Dillon: and a sister, Kathryn Dillon. Graveside services will be held at II a.m., Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2008, at the Reedsville Cemetery with Ronnie Vance officiating: Friends may call from 6 to Mp.m. Monday at the funeral home and sign the ,online guestbook at www.whitesc hwarze! funeral home.com. areas, and that ,Iraq would not allow its territory to be· used as a base for attacks against Iran ." Well. that's nice - for Iran. Now, tell me again how U.S. interests are being advanced by propping up the Maliki government'' From the Iraqi religious wor ld. the reaction to the , U.S. side ts no friendlier. "Shiite religious scholar Grand Aya tollah Ali AI· Ststani voiced oppostlion to the agreement, arguing that ·a ny agreement that harmed Iraq 's sovereignty in any way was considered a violation of shan a,"' MEMRI writes. "Another three Shtite scholars in Najaf also condemned the agreement, warning that sign ing would constitute a violation of Isla m and bring about a popular intifada. Abd AI- . Aziz AI- Hakim, the head of the Supreme Council for ' Islamic Revolution in Iraq (-the largest Shiite group in the Al -Maliki government), a Iso cri ticized the agreement, si nce it stipulated a continued presence of U.S. forces.'' ' Condoleezza Rice flew to Baghdad this week to "see what we can do from Washington to ge! closure'' on the agreement. Lots of luck on that. Because with "alli es'' like these, who 1ieeds ... Ru ssians? (Dimw . West is a cohnn· nisi for Tire Washington Ti111es. She is the author of "The Deat/1 uf the Grown· up: Hu" Americas Arrested Der elupme/JI Is Brin!(ing Doll'n · Westem Civi!iz.ation," and has a !Jiog at dwnawest.net. She can be contacted via t!im J{lll 'e' t@ ve,., zon.net.) Deaths Bobby Jones The Daily Sentinel Reader Services Correction Polley (USPS 213·960) . Ohio Valley Publishing Co. ,Published a11ery atterllOon, Monday h F 0 C s roug n ay, curt tree! Our matn concern tn all stones 1s to th · 111 _be accurate. If you know ol an error Pomeroy, . Ohio. second -c lass in a story, calltt1e newsroom at (740) postag'e pa1d at Pomeroy 992-2 156. Member: Tile Associated Press and Our main number Ia (740) 992·2156. Department extensions are: , the Oh1o Newspaper Association Postmaster: Send address correc· ·-lions to The Dally Sentinel, ·,,, Court Street, Pomeroy, Oh10 45769. Subscription Rates By carrier or motor route 1 10.27 One month News Edltor: Charlene Hoefhct1. Ext. 12 Reporter: Brian Reed,.Ext 14 •Reporter: Beth Sergent, Ext ·13 One year '115.84 Dally so• Senior Citizen rates One month '10.27 One year '1 03 .90 Subscnbers should remit · In adVance A~vertlslng direct to ltle Daily Sentinel N6 sub· ·Outside Salea: Dave Hams, Ext 15 scnpt1on by mail perm1tted in areas Outside Sales: Brenda Davis. Ext16 where home carrier ser..~lce IS availClaesJCirc.: Judy Clark, Ext. 10 able. . General Manager Charlene Hoetl1ch, Ext. 12 E-mail : news@mydatlysenlinel com Web: www.mydailysenttnel .com ' Mail Subscription Inside Metg~ County 13 Weeks ' 32 26 26 Weeks ' 64.20 52 Weeks ' 127 11 But hedging n 1n Outside Meigs County ' 53.55 •to7 .10 ' 214.21 . 13 Weeks 26 Weeks 52 Weeks als<) backfire if there is a sharp decline in prices, \v ht ch is what haP.pened from midJuly until thi s week as the somettlmg known .1~ a cn!L three to eight' al'i.Hi o n days. But tf all cmp lo 0ces had off an c>.tril "C' en Ua\ '· 1t 1\\luiLI '1111llUI1ll~> c.S(Xl iewer hours '' urked each vear "I'd htll e to dt1 some· Gordon ..,,1iJ. " I cLm·t ahs<~rh th.tt ... thin ~ ... Celta McCir,ll h. ollllCr of Olympia Canuie' tn Strongsl'il!e. satd her compa· ny won't l1ire more workers illhe sick-day mandate pass· cs. She l1as 2-1 employees. one below' tile th reshold at which th~ man tlct t~ kicks m. Proponents of the stck·day i ~.-.ue -.aiJ the hu ~ inc ..,.., !.:011l:Crn" i.U't~ O\ t•rblown. Manv employee' \\ ho currentlY have po.ud . , ll' k kan:- nften don 't comc c\o ...e to u. . in:! all tL ;md if giH~n thc npporlumty. other emploYees llllUid be JUst as JlldtCIIllls. s:tid D,1le Butland. spokcsm.m for Ohioans lor Hea lth\ F.tmt!tes. Festival fnnn Page A 1 dnd over. \ j.., itors told us how !!ratL'Iul thc\ were that lile event was free . espectal ly people 111th children." The eve111 is liw. Sheets said. because of the support of local sponsors. and many of the l'tsitors. who maLic l'Dntributtuns to\\ ard tile· ci'Cilt. The nott-profi r futtndation belic\_e:-. th~tt fin,Hll'l:tl :-;upport 11111 sou tJ ttll"" tt to Mfer 'clwlarship> to students Immunization clinic · POMEROY - The Meigs County Health Department will hold a childhood immunization clinic from 9-11 a.m. and 1-3 p.m. tomorrow. A $7 donation appreciated but not required for servic~. intere ... tcd in put..,uing art _or mu ... Jl.' d" d cat ccr. Plan:-; tor For the Record Highway Patrol Submitted photo that '\chuLu·. . hip prngram wi ll begin lctkr th is f.tll. Next veat's ksti1 a! ·is planned for Aug . 28 and 29. "We do it bec,ruse life is about.t1lll stc :ltld .rn. " Sheets s:ud. "People rc:t! ly .tppreci· ate it. .. "That\ 11 ilat k~eps us POMEROY - Dwaine L Weaver, 41, 40920 Laurel Organtzers of the Foothills Blues and Arts Festival estimate around 1,800 people in Cliff, Pomeroy, was cited for failure to yield by the attendance. · g(~lllg. Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol following a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of state routes 7 and 124 on Friday. ' Troopers said Weaver, easibound on 124 at 3:55 p.m. , from Page AI stopped at the intersection with 7, attempled a left turn onto the highway and entered the path of a pickup truck dnven money can only be used for mentors that are invited to through extens1ve training have Brenda CUt ftlllttltcturnby Todd R. Casto, 39, 1364 Herman Road, Gallipolis, that daily operations. We should 1xu·ticipate in the class. It is and is a certified RY ing "'"' Ea~tern \ lnten ~n tion was southbound on 7. be out of the loan commis- critical that students make an Instructor. Roush implement- · Specialist. Rabena Hill runs Both vehicles co!ltded, according to the report. Minor sion\ supervision soon. We informed choice to partici- ed Southern High School's the CMCA program and also injuries were reported but no one was transported , have to pass this levy to stay pate, rather than be assigned initial RY class !,tst semester. teache:-. the court-L' i.l\t"" orientWeaver' s pickup was severely damaged, while Casto's had out of the loan fund." or forced to take the class. Students overall reported ed Class Act ion dass disabling damage, troopers said. The RY program is taugh t "The RY program has a decrease in nsk bel1aviors Htll noted tim the CMCA by Mrs . Amy Roush. RY been a great asset to our cur- and barriers from baseline program wcmld not be sue· applies the essential combi- riculum ," 'said Principal to yea,r-end. This fall Mrs. cessful wuhout th~ support nation of small group work Daniel Otto. "It not only Roush will be tmplementing of the vanous teacl1ing staffs ' (10-12 students per class) provides a specific need for two RY classes at Southern and auministruttons. with life-skills-training in a our students, but also gives High SchooL Southern opened up the "I hope I'm twtce as scope of tts grant to mclude Monday... Panly sunny. A Wednesday and daily, semester-long class students options in planning slight chance of showers Wednesday nlght ..,Mostly · which is \VOrth credit. In their education. Last year effective," said Roush. "I ' m all of Meigs County. CMCA excited to have two new staff work both inside and and thunderstorms in the cloudy. with a 50 percent addition, program staff was a big success." "RY has to be taught to classes this vear." outside the schools to morning. Highs in'the lower chance of showers. Highs in monitors class attendance, Other chai1ges have taken change policy and individual 80s. Northeast winds· the upper 70s . Lows in the school achievement, moods, fidelity to get reliable dru~ involvement, and results,'' said instructor place in the GRAA/SAPI views on alcohol consumparound 5 mph . Chance of lower 60s. Thursday...Mostly cloudy soCJal interaction s, and Amy Roush. "We have a set prograni Sean Riffle will tion. especially Informing rain 20 percent. Monday night ... Partly with a chance of showers helps youth make healthy Cttrriculuin to follow and serve as the Souther.J1 studellls "' thal th ey can cloudy in the and thunderstorms. Highs in choices for friendships and the class is well muctur~d . lnterventton Spectaltst RiHle make ~ du ca t e d d~c1sinns. Currentl y. only Southern Students have responded to brings \Vith him a school evening ... Then clearing. the lower 80s. Chance of · soc tal activities. has RY ttt1d Class A<:tion, it and we· ve had very favorRY is designed ro serve background and experience · Lows in the upper 50s. rain 40 percent. from the Athens City , while ;rll three schools are Thesday ... Sunny. Highs Thursday night ... Mostly regular ninth-hve!fth grade able res ults." Schools. Abbv Hams ts also part of CMCA. Mrs. Roush Specially trained RY h1gh school students who in the lower 80s. Northeast cloudy. Lows in the lower 60s. a new addition and will serve will be pre~enting !'acts Leaders arc important conmay be having trouble wtth .,vinds around 5 mph. Friday and Friday as Interve ntion Specialist at about he r pru~ram at the Thesday night ... Most!y night ...Mostly cloudy with a attendance, school achieve- tributors in achieving positive for -the Meigs . Both wor:k in the Me1gs .Cm1nty ... Con..,urtium cloudy with a 20 percent chance of showers and thun- ment. and/or social interac- outcomes chance of showers. Lows in derstorms. Highs .in the mid tions. Also. several peer students. Mr>. Roush went CMCA program.. which will Meeting on Oct. 16. 10DR. the mid 60s. East winds 80s. Lows in the lower 60s. Chance ·o r rain 30 percent. around 5 mph. Local Weather ! I Downside to commodities' price drop Whether it 's tempo~ary or n6t, the reversal should provide a reprieve to strained profits at companies with heavy exposure to com· modities like energy or food. But there's an unintended consequence for those that bet pnces would keep rising, and )ocked·in what they thought were good deals. Their previous _price contracts could mean they have to pay more than the current market commands. That financial strategy. · known as hedging, is akin to an insurance policy that companies use to protect themselves from the possibility of higher market prices. By hedging, they can lock in pnces for future output or raw material costs, a seemingly · smart move if there <trc expectations that prices will continue to cl imb - which has been largely· the case' for the last two years. · Ohio la\Vyer> are beginning to help bu>mess clients underst.rnd \Vhat will happen tf the sick-leave proposal is ,rpprowd Some busi nesses are dtti\'ely cnn . . ider·mg cuts in other benefits. while others are wary of damagmg employee morale. "The phone s are really starting to nng about this:· said Jim Pctne of Bricker & Eckler in Columbus. rVlike Gordon. owner of Tendon Manufacturing in Warrens\·ille Hei~hts. isn·l sure what he'll do- wi th tnne off for his 50 employee'. who make sheet metal and machine pL1rh. (Jordon·-. empl.oyees ge t nine pa1Li holiLiays a year. as well as I0 to 15 paid tlays oil to usc however they want. If 'he cotwcncd sewn of those Jays into p,tiLI ~ic k day s. employee> wou ld only have Grant I for~cltten. Columbus Dispatch on Sunday said that 60 percent of Ohioans fal'or or strongly fa10r the proposal, compared tn 32 percent who either oppose or strongly oppose. The poll wa> conducted Aug . 12 through T)mrsday among 2.102 rc~istaed voters and lldLI ct n1argin of sampling enor of 2.2 percent. Backers of the paid sick leave proposal say it would enable the 2.2 million Ohioans \Vithout paid sick days to care for themselves and their family without worrying about tinancial repercussions. Ohio would be the lirst state with ;t mandatory patd stck leave policy. If approved on the November ballot, the mea· sure would prohibit changes to existt ng leave pohctes. So. bu~uiesses are considering pre-empting the change . Local Briefs FOR BAGGAGE. dollar gained stre ngth and there has been increa s in~ evidence of global etonn m~ ic weakness. The pnce of crude oil dou-' hied si nce last summer to hit a tradin~ record of $ 147 u barrel ~n · July I I. amid expectations of surgi ng global demund. That led some to believe 11 could keep heading higher - maybe even to $200 a barreL Now, it stands around $12 1 a barrel, up from a recent low of about $1 12 a harrel . Such recent pri<:e'· swi ngs illustrate just how difficult tt can be l(lr compantes to hedge In oth er commodities t)Htrkets, there also is notable vo latilit y. Corn prices have fallen a!most $2 - or ubout 24 percent since closing at an all-time high of $7.805 a hu she! on July 2. Corn fell to a fivemonth low of $5 17 a bushel on Aug II hut has rail ted over the past two ' weeks, climbing 16 percent. To sec how all tillS could affect corporale pro fit s, look "t Cun tnr cntal Airlines Inc., which like tmmy air t:arners ha ... used h~Uging tn trv to reduce its fuel costs. ·"For the th ird quat ter. it ha s hedged (iJ pc1ce lll of it' proj ~c t c u con sol id< ltcd fttc I rcquiremenh. New·ly all of those po,itions include CLEVELAND (APl Many Ohio busi)le,se' are preparing for the possibility of state-mandated paid sick days by evaluattng whether they can continue to prol'ide the same benefits thcv have been giving their empioyees. Bu s lnes~es are con!-!Jdcrin!.! trimming back on vacatiuii time, raises. bonuses and perks such as holiday parties if the co'b of complying with the sick dlly policy can "t be absorbed or pa>sed off to consumers. The propma! would require businesses with 25 or more employees to provide at least se\'en patd sick d.rys each ye,rr to full-time workers. Proponents uf th e bi II have turned in petition signatures and arc wailing to sec if Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner vali· " date > them. A pull published in The CHESHIRE - Bobby G. Jones, 75, of Cheshtre, died Saturday, August 23. 2008 at his home. He was the husband of Shirley Jones . Funeral will be at I p.m. Wednesday, August 27, 2008 at Deal Funeral Home with burial in the Addison Reynolds Cemetery, Addison. Friends will call from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. SCHOOL BUDGET CRUNCH, THfY BEGAN CHAR61NG BY RACHEL BECK Letters to the editor are welcome. Thev should he le.n 4P BUSINESS WRITER than 300 word,. All leiters are subjeCt tr) ediring, muw be ' signed, and include address and telephone numbe>: No NEW YORK unsigned letter., will be published Leiters should he in Commodities prices have good taste, addressing issue.1, not personalities. Leiters of eased in recent weeks, but thanks to organizations and individual.,- will not be accept· so me compam es the for ed fw publication. record gains ure ,far from aveinu voter approval of paid sick davs. Ohio Roger Dillon SLOW-UP? LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Daily Sentinel • Page As www. mydailysentinel.com • lar, whereby a maximum Vegas-style bet: it is to reduce and minimum price level risk associated with fuel price ;rre· se t. volatility by buying a form of What 's important to insurance against a potentialwatch is how the prices it ly harmful price increase," loded in compare with the Messing said. spot pnce for crude. For This isn't just an 1ssue for instnnce, Continental ha s airlines. Hedging has been . about 33 percent of its crude utilized by a wide-range of oil hedge positions capped companies with a reliance tit $ 140.8L a barrel of oil , · on commodities, whether good news had prices con- they make cereal or alternatimted to rise. But the aver- rive energy. age floo r is $ 120.90 u bur- · VeraSun• Energy Corp. rei, right in line with current - has seen significant benetits market prices, according to from hedging the price of securJttes filings . corn, which is used in its For the fourth quarter, 65 production of ethanoL lts pe rc~nt of its projected fuel hedge positions boosted its requtrements are expected second-quarter earnings by to be hedged. Some of those $25.6 million, or IO .cents a posi\ions have a minimum share - resulting in a betcrude oil price of $126.25 tcr-than-expected quarter. But Citigroup analyst per barrel and minimum heattng oil cost of $3.63 a David Driscoll warns in a gallon - both above cur- note to clients that the ren t market prices. Brookings, S.D.-based C'onttnental spokesman company's thi~d-quarter Dave Mcsstng said the results face "significant Houst(ln-based carrier is headwinds" because corn . acljtJStin g tis hedging oh .an prices h'ave declined signifi-· ongoing basis and there is cantly , 111 the last two 11 0 telling where market momhs. He. anticipates that prices might be when the will result in a "fu ll reverthird quarter ends on Sept. sal" of the benefits from · 30. Bllt he notes that in situ- hedging the company had in :· <Jtinns where the positions the previous quarter. The m.ty be "out of the money;· compan y declined to comit 1' "extremel y important menton his note . not to overlook the itt.~ urClearly for some. dcc!tn · ance value th;tt the position ing prices are a doubleprovides." he said. edged sword. As much as "Tile purpose of our hedg- the y were wanted, th ev ing i~ not tD try to win a Las might not always help. · Ohio EPA from PageAl looked at the application and the amidegradation addendum and tt is one of the more complete and better ones we've received. The applicant's SEJ responses and evaluation appear to be adequate considering th.at the level of WQ (water quality) degradation does not appear to be significam and the WQ uses will be protected." Strouse said: 'The SEJ report is just one aspect of the Agency 's antidcgradation review to ensure that Ohio EPA has considered all environmental. ~ocial and economic factors before appr{)ving a lowering of ' ·West Virginia Mining Training P~ogram ' '\ !h Ht•mr•mh!'ring 24 openings m1tlu .~ Classes begin Monday, September 22itd at · Hillside Baptist Church - Pomeroy, Ohio For interview call Pastor James Acree Sr. at 740-992-6768 Leave message \ '0!1 \'J'l'cial da_ \' 1 Love, Your Family I st come - I st served ' Mail to: Grandparents Day c/o The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2155 ~----~----~--~----~~~------------------------------------------~~' ' water quality. The wastewater discharge permit is designed to protect human health and the environment by limiting . discharges of pollutants into the Ohio River and its tributaries. The discharges may result in a change from current water quality conditions but they cannot cause violations of water quality standards." Strouse also said regardless of an individual's personal opinions, employeeS at the OEPA leave those opinions "at .the door" arid do their job to the best of their ability to assure compliance with environmental law.s. �WORLD The Daily Sentinel BY DAVID RISING ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ABOARD THE U.S.S. MCFAUL - A u:s. Navy destroyer loaded with hun1anitarian aid reached Georgia' s Black Sea port of 'Batumi on Sunday, bri nging I \ AP photo U.S. sailors unload humanitarian boxes on the deck of the guided-missile destroyer USS McFau l anchored in the harbor of Batumi, western Georgia Sunday. The USS McFaul is the first of three U.S. Navy ships that will carry supplies such as blankets, hygiene kits and baby food to Georgia via the Turkish Straits to help the country following its war with Russia over the breakaway republic of South Ossetia. · brokered by Sarkozy·. but built up its forces in and around South Os setia and Abkhazia, aiwther separatist region. They also left other military posts at locations inside Georgia proper. The U.S. and EU say both those .move s violated Russia's commitments. NATO halted the operution s of its vehicle for interaction with Russi a, denmnding a fuller withand Moscow drawal, re sponded by freezing mil- itary contacts with the alliance - its Cold War foe whose eastward expansion has angered a resurgent Rus sia. The guided missile cruiser USS McFaul, carrying about 55 tons of.humanitar- U.S. deaths reach 101 for the year in Afghanistan BY JASON STRAZIUSO ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER KABUL, Afghanistan Taliban insurgents once derided as a ragtag rabble unable to match U.S. troops have transformed into a fighting force one advanced enough to mount massive conventional attacks and claim American lives at a record 'pace. The U.S. military suffered its I 0 I st death of the year in Afghani stan last week when Sgt. I st Class David J. Todd Jr., a 36year-olcj from Marrero., La .. died of gunfire wounds while helping train. Afghan police in the northwest. The total number of U.S. dead la~t year Ill - was a record itself and is likely to be surpassed. U.S . generals, Top European president s and analysts say the .blame lies to the east, in militant sanctuaries in neighboring Pakistan. As long as those areas remain havens where fighters arm , train , recruit and plot increasingly sophisticated ambushes, . the Afghan war will continue ·to sour. "The U.S. is now losing. the war against the Taliban ," Anthony Cordesman , of the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies, wrote in a report Thursday. A resurgent ai-Qaida, which was harbored by the Tali ban in ·the years before the Sept. II attacks, cou ld soon follow, Cordesman warned. Cordesman called for the U.S. to treat Pakistani terri tory as a combat zone if Paki stan does not ac t. "Pakistan may offkially be an ally, but much of its conduct has effectively made it , a major threat to U.S. strate· gic interests." An influx of Chcchen, Turkish, • Uzbek and Arab ha ve . helped fighters increased the Tali ban's military precision. including an ambush by I00 lighters last week that killcu I0 French so ldiers, and a rltsh on a . includinl! the 101 interview last week that U.S . outpost last month by Americans. <tccording to. an Afghanistan stili lacks a 200 militant s, that ki lled Associ<tted Press count. properly functioning govnine Americans. This yea r's toll is easily on ernment and that corrupti<;m Multi-direction auacks. track tn surpass · the record is rampant. He said he will llawlcssly exec uted 222 international troop run for a second term next a mbu s hc~ and 1ncrcasingly ucaths in 2007 , year in hopes of addressing powerful roadstdc and suiAccording to Defense those problems. cide bombs mean the U.S. Department statistics The president also blamed and 40-nation NATO-led re leased Sunuay. at least . the rise in Afghan violence force will in al l likelihood 508 members of the U.S. uirectly on Afghanistan's suffer its deadliest year in military hav e died in and NATO's neglect of the Afghanistan siticc the 2001 Afgh<tnistan, P<tkistan and sanctuaries, training invasion . Uzbekistan as a result .o f the grounds and tinancial center Briti sh Prim e Minister U.S. invaston of of the Talib4n .- a clear refGordon Brown. on a visit to Afghanistan in late 200 I. erence to Pakistan. Kabul last week. said he Of those. th e military The . U.S. is believed to kn ows that something must reports 362 were killed by have launched several mis"be raised with Pakistan's hostile action. sile strikes into Pakistan's government, and I will conU.S. critics of the Afghan tribal areas this year in an tinue to do so.'' French government are becoming attempt to take out militant President Nicolas Sarkozy, increasingly vocaL Rep. Jim (eaders. Missile destroyed a Georgia a suspected hide-out in who rushcu to Afghanistan Marshall', after . the French · attack, Democrat who is a member South Waziristan, near the warned Thursuay that "ter- of the House Armed Afghan border, on rorism is winning." Services Committee , . said Wednesday, killing at least " Military sanctuaries are · last week th<tt Karzai 's gov- five people. expanding in the (Pakistani) ernment "is not nearly Seth Jones, a RAND tribal areas," Gen. Dayid where it should be." Corp. analyst who has stud· McKi ernan. the American "I'm not wi llin g to have a ied Afghanistan for years, four-star general in charge long-term U.S. commit- said Taliban militants have of · the 50.000 -strong ment. a sttbstantial U.S. simply become better at war NATO-Jed force . here . told commitment to Afghanistan after seven years of practice The Associated Press last without seeing substantial against U.S. and NATO week. Mc Ki ernan has reform and in'iprovement in forces. fighters, particularly called for another three the government ," Marshall militant commanders, are brigades of U.S. forces said on a. visit to KabuL also using their sanctuary in roughly 10,000 troops- to Karzai 's intluence barely Paki stan · to · devastating bolster the 33,000 strong extenus outside the capitaL effect. he said . U.S . force here. The Interior Ministry is "!think there's got to be a Complicating relations seen as uniformly corrupt, stri~e on the leadership between the Afghan govern- and opium poppy cultiva- stntcture, including MuHah ment and the U.S., last week tion has soared in recent Omar, Siraj Haqqani, and a joint Afghan-U.S. military years._ (Gulhuddin) Hekmatyar," operation in Herat province McKiernan sa id that who reside in Paki stan, said killed around 90 civilians, " there is a ·sense of ieal Jones. "As the insurgency President Hamid Karzai's frustration with the gove rn- has become more sophisti oflicc says. The U.S. said it ment of President Karzai. cated, many of the senior was investigating . People were expecting leaders continue to exist, Some 188 internati ona l gains over time but they and they are one of the reaso ldi ers have died 111 aren't feeling mut:h." sons the insurgency is getAfghanistan this yea r, Karz.ai adtllitted in an AP ting better." ®.OJ!WJ fJwtlt;t ~Ill fonnarly on Court Street Pomeroy, OH in Monday, August 25, Inside 2008 Quinn lackluster in Browns' start, Same People, Same Number, New Location. . Come See Tom & Connie on Happy Hollow Rd towards Rutland , OH Tum off Rt. 7 onto 124, we're 2.6 miles, on the Right You Will See Our Sign ~ Phone: 740-992·1135 • Open: Mon,Fri 9·5pm 4'9 Passeng~r jet bound for Iran crashes in Kyrgyzstan BY LEILA 5ARALAYEVA ASSOC IATED PRESS WRITER BISHKEK. Kyrgyzstan - A passenger jet carrying . 90 . people, including a Kyrgyz high school sports team, crashed shortly after takeoff Sunday near the Kyrgyz capital, killing 68. government oflicials said. The Boeing 737 was headed to Iran when it crashed near Bishkek 's Manas International Airport, saiu government spokeswoman Roza Daudova. Twenty-two · people, including two crew members, survived the accident. Earlier, Daudova, had said there were at least 71 dead and 25 survivors, but she later gave lower figures . An airport official said the crew reported a technical problem about I0 minutes mto the flight and that the plane was returning to the airport when it crashed. The official said she was not authorized to give her name . Officials said the crash followed the sudden uecompressian of the jet, which came down in a field near a village. Among the survivors, were seven out the 17 members of the basketbai I team from a school in the capital, Bishkek, said Health Ministry spokeswoman Yelena Bayalinova. Presidential adviser Tokon Mamytov, however, later said that the athletes were volleyball. not basketball players. Eighteen survivors were hospitalized, and four others were sent home with no serio4s tnJunes, according to Daudova. Daudova said the people on board the plane included 24 Kyrgyz citizens, 52 Iranians, three Kazakhs, two Canadians, one citizen of Turkey and one Chinese. ·Kyrgyz Interior Minister Moldomusa Kongatiyev said the plane went down 6 miles from the airport. Maj. Damian Pickart , public affairs ofticer for the US. air base located. at the Manas airport, said U.S. ambulances and firefighting equipment were dispatched' to the crash site in response to a Kyrgyz request for help. Several government officials said the· plane belonged to ltek Air, a Kyrgyz company, but was operated by Iran Aseman Airlines. But Mamytov, the pre sidential aclyiser, s~id the plane was both owned and operated by ltek Air. Jtek Air has been banned from operating in the airspace of the European Union because of failure to meet safety and aviation standards, according to a list published by the EU July 24: THE HOUSE BUNNY IPG13~ 1:20, 3:20, 7:20 & 9:20 THE ROCKER fPG13~ 1:00, 3:00, 7:001 9:00 MIRRORS (R~ STAR WARS~ THE CLONE WARSfPG~ has Moved Specialtzing in Home & Business Networl<lng Also Speclaltzlng in Laptop Repair ian aid . is the first of three radar, Coast Guard ships and American ships scheduled other port facilities were to arrive thi s week. It extensively damaged by brought babv food , diapers, Ru ssian forces. AP journalbottled waier, milk and ists there have reported on Ru ssians-looting the area. · hygiene products. An AP television cameraSailors in a chain on deck passed the supplie s up from man and his Georgian driver the hold to be lifted. by a were treated roughly and crane for transport to shore'. briefly detained Sunday by The commander of the Ru ssian troops outside Poti U.S. task force cun:ying aid as he shot video of Russian to Georgia by ship, Navy positions. Adding to the tension, Capt John Moore, downplayed the significance of a South Ossetian official s claimed that Georgia was destroyer bringing aid. "We really are here on a building up military forces humanitarian mission ," he in an area along the edge of said. · the battered re gion and had The McFaul. an Arleigh tired sporadically at villages Burke-class destroyer, 'is overnight. As Moscow's military outfjtted with an array of wea.ponry, including moved to redraw de facto Tomahawk cruise missiles, borders on the ground; which can carry either con- Russia's parliament on ventional or nuclear war- Monday was planning to heads. and a sophisticated consider fenewed requests radar system. For security from South Ossetia and reason s the Navy does not Abl<hazia for recognition of say whether ships are carry- their claims ·of indepening nuclear weapons, · but dence from Georgia. they usually do not. Georgia claims Russia The deputy chief · of wants to annex the region s. Russia's general staff sugl n other developments, a gested that the arrival of few miles west of the cenU.S. and other NATO ships tral city .o f Gori a fire · tore in the Black Sea wouli.l through an oil train after an increase tensions. Russia explosion, sending plumes shares the sea with NATO of black smoke into the air. members Turkey, Romania The cause was not clear. and Bulgaria as well as Several Georgian offiGeorgia and Ukraine , cials said they suspected whose pro-Western presi- the train hit a land mine dents are leading drives for and blamed Russian forces, NATO membership. who just withdr~w from the " I don ' t think such a area. Later, one official buildup will foster the sta- suggested the fire 'could be bilization of the atmos- linked to di scarded . muniphere in the region," tions in the area. · Russia's ITAR-Tass news Georgia straddles a key agency quoted .Col. Gen. westward route for oil from Anatoly Nogovitsyn as. Azerbaijan and other Caspian Sea nations including saying Saturday. A U.S. official said the Kazakhstan, giving it added American ship anchoreu in strategic importance as the Batumi, Georgia's main oil U.S. and the EU seek to port on the Black Sea, decrease Russia's dominance because of concern s about of oil and gas exports from damage to the Georgian the former Soviet Union. Associated Press Writers port of Poti .- not because Poti is closer to . Russian Christopher Torchia in Cor! forces in Abkhazia and and Skra, Georgia; Misha ·Georgia proper. Dzhindhzikhashvili in Russian troops still hold Tbiltsi, Georg'ia; and Steve positions near Poti, and Gutterman in Moscow conGeorgian port oflicials say trib!<led to this report. . Dodge for buying my , Market Hog at the Meigs Co. Fair PINEAPPLE EXPRESS (R) 3:15 & 9:15 SISTERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING PANTS 2 (PG13) 1:00 & 7:00 TROPIC THUNDER (R} 1:30,3:30,7:30 & 9:30 THE DARK KNIGHT Pa~e Bl The Daily Sentinel .· B6 Steelers outlast Vikings, Page B6 ·ng aid reaches Georgia U.S. warship c babv food. bottled water an<( a m~ssage of .support for an embattleu ally. Before the warship arrived. a Russian general suggested U.S. ships moving 'across the Black Sea would worsen te nsion> already ddven to a post Cold War high by a short but in.tense war between Russia and Georgia . "The population of Georgia will feel more sa fe . from today from the Russian aggression , Georgian Delense Mini"er David Kezerashvili told The AS>oc iated Press . on the aft missile deck of the Mt:Faul after greeting U.S. Navy officers in crisp white uniforms on shore. "They will fecr'. safe no t because the destroyer is here but because they will feel they are not alone fac ing the Ru ss ian aggression," he added. Local children offereu the Americans wine ·and !lowers. In Europe. French Presiden! Nicolas · Sarkozy .said he would convene a · special meeting . ·of European Union leaders over the crisis as Russia ignored Western accusa- · tions it has fallen short of its commi'tment , to withdraw forces from its smaller neighbor. The war erupted Aug. 7 as Georgia launched a massive artillery barrage targeting the Russian-backed separatist province of South Ossetia. Ru ss ian forc es repelled the offensive and drove deep into Georgia, taking crucial position s across the srnall former Soviet republic. Russia pulled the bulk of its troops and tanks out Friday under a cease-fire PageA6 Reds fall to Rockies in 12th, Page B6 Monday, August 25. 2008 LocAL SCHEDULE POMEROY - A schedule of upcoming h1gh school ~arsity sporting evsnts mvolv tng teams from Meigs and Gallia coun ties. Monday Auquat 25 Volleyball Edwards eases Busch aside for win BY HANK KURZ ASSOCIATED PRESS th~ . Eastern at Belpre . 6 p.m. Gallia Academy at Minford, 6 p.m River Valley at Trimble, 6 p.m. GoU River Valley, Chesapeake, Vinton County at Gallia Academy {Cliffside). 4:30p.m. Meigs at Wellston (Fairgreens) : 4:30 p.m. Tuuday. August 26 ·. Soccer Galli a Academy at Logan. 5 p.m aves at Point Plea sant, 7 p.m. Volleyball Galtia Academy at Logan, 5:15p.m. Wellston at Meigs, 6 p.m. Eastern at South.Gallia. 6 p.m. Chesapeake at OVCS, 5:30p .m. Golf Southern at Eastern (Pine Hills), 4:30 p.m. River Valley. Ironton at Gallia Academy (Cliffside). 4:30 p.m. ~ Alexander at Meigs (Pine Hills) . 4:30 p .m. Wtdngday. Auguat 27 Volleyball River Valley at Meigs, 6 p.m. South Gallla at Chesapeake, 5:30p.m Golf Meigs at Nelsonville-York (Forest Hills). · 4:30p.m. Tllursday Aygust 28 Soccer Jackson at Galli a Academy. 5 p.m. Volleyball Meigs at Vinton County, 6 p.m. Southern at South Gallia, 5:30p.m. GoU Waterlprd at Eastern (Pine Hills), 4:30 BRISTOL. Tenn . - Carl Euwarus clearly isn'r conceding anything to Kyle Busch. and if this continues. the rivalry NASCAR fans seem . to be clamoring . for could be coming soon, too. Euwards ·Saw Busch lead 415 consecutive lap s Saturday night at Bristol Motor Speedway, then used his bumper to nudge Busch's car aside with 30 laps to go, causing it to wiggle just enough so Edwards could driw by for his ~econd. consecuttve vrctory 111 the Sprint Cup Series. "It's one of those deal s where I couldn't get by him. I couldn't get by .htm, and I JUSt had to ask myself. "Would he do that to me?' Edwards satd after dotng ht s trademark backtlip off the car in Victory Lane . "And he has before, so that 's the way it goes." And there' s no remorse in offing. Edwan.b said. "Let's make it real clear - r m not apologizin£ for it ," Edwards said. ci ting sev-eral insta nces where he fel-t like Busch took him out of races to gain posit ton s. "We're even.'' The triumph was the sixth of the season for the Roush Fenway Racing driver, allowing him to close the defici t of bonu s points he 's likely to have to make up when the 12-race Chase for the championship he gins . Busch has eight wins, and each is worth I 0 Chase bonus points. ·. No.. other driver has won more than twice this season. After taking the checkered tlag, Edwards was making his wdl~down lap around the track when BLt sclt dro ve up and bumped hi s car. Edwards clearly wasn't amused, and when he responded by driving the nose of his car into tht right side of Busch 's. the fans cheered wildly. ''They kee p talking about rivalries," Edwards sa id. "We might have one now." Busch, who still kaus Edwan.ls by 212 points in the standings · with just two races left in the regular season, said it's unlikely hi s re lationship with Edwards will improve soon. "He hit me gett ing into Turn L " Busch sa id . ;·Whatever. CarFs going to .say he's sorry. that he didn 't want to race that way. but he always does. We'll take it, we 'II go on and we· II race him that way in· the Chase if that's the way he wants to race.'' Busch finished secant!. fo llowed by Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Denny Hamlin , Kevin Harvick and Jeff Goruun. three drivers needing good nights 'tv bolste r their playoff prospects. .·we needed it pretty bad,'' Gordon said of the solid fin ish. which followed a 42nd Please see Bristol, Bl AP photo Carl Edwards celebrates wmntng the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Sharpie 500 auto race at the Bristol Motor · Speedway in Bristol, Tenn .. on Saturday. p.m. Trimble at Southern (Pine Hills), 4:30 OQ) pm . River Valley, Fairtand at Gallia Academy (Cliffside), 4:30 pm . Friday AypuBI 29 I Football Point Pleasant at Gallia Academy, 7:30 p.m. South Gallia at Eastern, 7:30p.m. Southern at \{'Iaham a, 7:30p.m. River Valley at Oak Hill . 7:30p.m. Fairland at Meigs, 7:30p.m. Hannan at Valley·W~tzel. 7:30p .m. Soccer aves at Grace Christian. 5:15p.m Volleyball OV.CS at Grace Christian . .6 p.m. China wins gold medal race; US first overall Saturday August 30 Crol8 Country Meigs. Eastern. Southern. River Valley at Warren Invite. 9 a.m. Gatlia Academy at Circleville lnv, a.m. BY DAVID CRARY ' ASSOCIATED PRESS BEIJING China proved an acqttisitive first time Olympic host. torping the gold-medal chan with one of the most dominating and diverse performances ever. The United States. Britain and an array of small nat ions also had reasons to t:clcbratc. China's haul nf 51 ~old medals was the lar~est since · the Soviet Union \'Von 55 in Seoul in 1988. Fieldingathietes groOtned since child. '' •' hood in sport.s acaucmics. it •• ••• won medals in 25 different AP photo sport s. inclttding its first USA's Kobe Bryant pops his shirt as celebrates after beating Spain 118-107 in the men's gold medal basketball game ever in ~ailing. beach vol- . at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Beijing Sunday. Jeyball and llclu l1nckey. Not since 1936. when Nazi Germany prevailed at the Berlin Olympics. had a country other than the U.S. BY BRIAN MAHONEY minut~s to play. Then the lier in the tournament. Kobe They began to celebrate ASSOCIATED PRESS U.S. proved it could ~andl e Bryant added 20 points . during a break after some or the Soviet Union/Russia a close game that seemed In a game so devoid of technical fou.ls on ~pain led the golu medal list. CINCINNATI (AP) The United States trailed BEIJ lNG Order . is would never come in defense that it felt more like with 26 seconds left. then The blood on Carson restored in international baswell behind the Chinese in an NBA All-Star game than partied at midcourt whei1 it Palmer 's face reflected the ketball. The United States is Beijing. . Their prize : the first U.S. one with it title at stake, the was over with "Born in the golds with 36. the first time state of the Cincinnati back on top, but not by that gold medal since the 2000 American s had too much USA" blaring over the since 1992 it didn't lead the Bengals' offense ' a nasty, category. But the Americans much anymore. Olympics. offense tlown the stretch. arena's speakers. ugly mess. "Much respect to Spain , Bryant converted a clutch "We played with great diu brcil~ their ow n mark The New Orleans Saints - Culminating a three-year mission to end years of but the U.S. is back on top four-point play with 3: I 0 character in one of the great for total metJal s in a l,lnnsacked Pal mer three times embarrassment, the U.S. again." LeBron James saiu. remaining. holding his fin- games in international bas- boycotted Olympic's; they in the first half Saturday Argentina won the bronze ger to his lips to quiet the ketball history, I think," U.S. won 110 in ;til, two more night, knocking him _out of Olympic team survived 4 Spanish crowd coach Mike Krzyzewski than tl1eir previous higl1 set the game with a bloody huge challenge from Spain, with an 87-75 victory rowdy in 1992 and I0 ahead of 118107 Sunday in winning against tithuania. behind the basket. said. nose and a cut lip during a China's overall tally thi s the gold-medal game. Dwyane Wade scored' 27 Wade added another 3- ' Nobody else had been 13-0 victory that left the After · overwhelming points for the Americans, pointer that made it lll-1 04 close to the Ameril:ans i11 year. teams heading in opposite everyone for seven games, Britain, getting an early who found a much gamer with just over2 minutes left, Beijing. This team 's only directions. the Americans led by only Spanish team than the one it and only then could the The Bengals have big Pleese' see Meda Is, B:Z four points with under 2 1/2 Pleese see US, 11 humiliated by 37 point s ear- America ns relax a little . problems. ' They couldn't move the ball or protect their franchise quarterback in the first half. Palmer left the game when Kevin Kaesviharn got to him on a third-down safety blitz with 2 seconds left before halftime. Bv DAVID CRARY host-to-be of the 2012 As he walked to the sideASSOCIATED PRESS games. line, Palmer had blood Yet even . as the streaming from both nostrils BEIJING - China com- International Olympic and his lower lip . He pleted its stint as Olympic dabbed at the wounds with a host Sunday with a super- Committee was praising towel, then draped the .Star-studded closing cere- itself for awarding Beijing these Olympics, the U.S . mony that capped a 16-day Embassy urged China to Pluse see Ben&els, 11 pageant' of state-of-the-art free foreign activists jailed logistics and astounding ath- for protesting at the games . letic feats, set out for a curi- China. the embassy suggestous world. The games did ed, should have used . it s CoNTAcrUs little, though, to erase con- moment in the global spotcerns .about the emerging light to show "greater toler1-74'0-446-2342 ext. 33 superpower' s approach to ance and openness." Faa:- 1-740-446-3008 human rights. • China nonetheles s E-mail- sports@mydailysenlinel .com Tenor Placido Domingo achieved its paramount ~OJ.tS _Stt!t was on hand , joining a goals: a dominant effort by Bryan Waller&, Sports Wrller Chinese ·soprano in a lyrical its athletes to top the goldduet. Soccer icon David medal sta ndings for the first (740) 446·2342. ext. 33 Beckham and graying Led time and near-flawl6s orgabwalters 0 mydallytribuno.com Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy ni zing that showcased AP photo larry Crum, Sports Writer. Page were there, helping A giant .· streamer is unfurled as fireworks explode during the clos ing ceremony for the (740) 446·2342, ext. 33 London take the reins as Please see Olympics, 11 ICrumOrnydailyregister.oom Beijing 2008 Olympics at the National Stadium Sunday in B~iji ng . ' Saints rough up Palmer, Back on top: US beats Spain for gold medal Bengals . Mixed legacy likely as Olympics conclude �WORLD The Daily Sentinel BY DAVID RISING ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ABOARD THE U.S.S. MCFAUL - A u:s. Navy destroyer loaded with hun1anitarian aid reached Georgia' s Black Sea port of 'Batumi on Sunday, bri nging I \ AP photo U.S. sailors unload humanitarian boxes on the deck of the guided-missile destroyer USS McFau l anchored in the harbor of Batumi, western Georgia Sunday. The USS McFaul is the first of three U.S. Navy ships that will carry supplies such as blankets, hygiene kits and baby food to Georgia via the Turkish Straits to help the country following its war with Russia over the breakaway republic of South Ossetia. · brokered by Sarkozy·. but built up its forces in and around South Os setia and Abkhazia, aiwther separatist region. They also left other military posts at locations inside Georgia proper. The U.S. and EU say both those .move s violated Russia's commitments. NATO halted the operution s of its vehicle for interaction with Russi a, denmnding a fuller withand Moscow drawal, re sponded by freezing mil- itary contacts with the alliance - its Cold War foe whose eastward expansion has angered a resurgent Rus sia. The guided missile cruiser USS McFaul, carrying about 55 tons of.humanitar- U.S. deaths reach 101 for the year in Afghanistan BY JASON STRAZIUSO ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER KABUL, Afghanistan Taliban insurgents once derided as a ragtag rabble unable to match U.S. troops have transformed into a fighting force one advanced enough to mount massive conventional attacks and claim American lives at a record 'pace. The U.S. military suffered its I 0 I st death of the year in Afghani stan last week when Sgt. I st Class David J. Todd Jr., a 36year-olcj from Marrero., La .. died of gunfire wounds while helping train. Afghan police in the northwest. The total number of U.S. dead la~t year Ill - was a record itself and is likely to be surpassed. U.S . generals, Top European president s and analysts say the .blame lies to the east, in militant sanctuaries in neighboring Pakistan. As long as those areas remain havens where fighters arm , train , recruit and plot increasingly sophisticated ambushes, . the Afghan war will continue ·to sour. "The U.S. is now losing. the war against the Taliban ," Anthony Cordesman , of the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies, wrote in a report Thursday. A resurgent ai-Qaida, which was harbored by the Tali ban in ·the years before the Sept. II attacks, cou ld soon follow, Cordesman warned. Cordesman called for the U.S. to treat Pakistani terri tory as a combat zone if Paki stan does not ac t. "Pakistan may offkially be an ally, but much of its conduct has effectively made it , a major threat to U.S. strate· gic interests." An influx of Chcchen, Turkish, • Uzbek and Arab ha ve . helped fighters increased the Tali ban's military precision. including an ambush by I00 lighters last week that killcu I0 French so ldiers, and a rltsh on a . includinl! the 101 interview last week that U.S . outpost last month by Americans. <tccording to. an Afghanistan stili lacks a 200 militant s, that ki lled Associ<tted Press count. properly functioning govnine Americans. This yea r's toll is easily on ernment and that corrupti<;m Multi-direction auacks. track tn surpass · the record is rampant. He said he will llawlcssly exec uted 222 international troop run for a second term next a mbu s hc~ and 1ncrcasingly ucaths in 2007 , year in hopes of addressing powerful roadstdc and suiAccording to Defense those problems. cide bombs mean the U.S. Department statistics The president also blamed and 40-nation NATO-led re leased Sunuay. at least . the rise in Afghan violence force will in al l likelihood 508 members of the U.S. uirectly on Afghanistan's suffer its deadliest year in military hav e died in and NATO's neglect of the Afghanistan siticc the 2001 Afgh<tnistan, P<tkistan and sanctuaries, training invasion . Uzbekistan as a result .o f the grounds and tinancial center Briti sh Prim e Minister U.S. invaston of of the Talib4n .- a clear refGordon Brown. on a visit to Afghanistan in late 200 I. erence to Pakistan. Kabul last week. said he Of those. th e military The . U.S. is believed to kn ows that something must reports 362 were killed by have launched several mis"be raised with Pakistan's hostile action. sile strikes into Pakistan's government, and I will conU.S. critics of the Afghan tribal areas this year in an tinue to do so.'' French government are becoming attempt to take out militant President Nicolas Sarkozy, increasingly vocaL Rep. Jim (eaders. Missile destroyed a Georgia a suspected hide-out in who rushcu to Afghanistan Marshall', after . the French · attack, Democrat who is a member South Waziristan, near the warned Thursuay that "ter- of the House Armed Afghan border, on rorism is winning." Services Committee , . said Wednesday, killing at least " Military sanctuaries are · last week th<tt Karzai 's gov- five people. expanding in the (Pakistani) ernment "is not nearly Seth Jones, a RAND tribal areas," Gen. Dayid where it should be." Corp. analyst who has stud· McKi ernan. the American "I'm not wi llin g to have a ied Afghanistan for years, four-star general in charge long-term U.S. commit- said Taliban militants have of · the 50.000 -strong ment. a sttbstantial U.S. simply become better at war NATO-Jed force . here . told commitment to Afghanistan after seven years of practice The Associated Press last without seeing substantial against U.S. and NATO week. Mc Ki ernan has reform and in'iprovement in forces. fighters, particularly called for another three the government ," Marshall militant commanders, are brigades of U.S. forces said on a. visit to KabuL also using their sanctuary in roughly 10,000 troops- to Karzai 's intluence barely Paki stan · to · devastating bolster the 33,000 strong extenus outside the capitaL effect. he said . U.S . force here. The Interior Ministry is "!think there's got to be a Complicating relations seen as uniformly corrupt, stri~e on the leadership between the Afghan govern- and opium poppy cultiva- stntcture, including MuHah ment and the U.S., last week tion has soared in recent Omar, Siraj Haqqani, and a joint Afghan-U.S. military years._ (Gulhuddin) Hekmatyar," operation in Herat province McKiernan sa id that who reside in Paki stan, said killed around 90 civilians, " there is a ·sense of ieal Jones. "As the insurgency President Hamid Karzai's frustration with the gove rn- has become more sophisti oflicc says. The U.S. said it ment of President Karzai. cated, many of the senior was investigating . People were expecting leaders continue to exist, Some 188 internati ona l gains over time but they and they are one of the reaso ldi ers have died 111 aren't feeling mut:h." sons the insurgency is getAfghanistan this yea r, Karz.ai adtllitted in an AP ting better." ®.OJ!WJ fJwtlt;t ~Ill fonnarly on Court Street Pomeroy, OH in Monday, August 25, Inside 2008 Quinn lackluster in Browns' start, Same People, Same Number, New Location. . Come See Tom & Connie on Happy Hollow Rd towards Rutland , OH Tum off Rt. 7 onto 124, we're 2.6 miles, on the Right You Will See Our Sign ~ Phone: 740-992·1135 • Open: Mon,Fri 9·5pm 4'9 Passeng~r jet bound for Iran crashes in Kyrgyzstan BY LEILA 5ARALAYEVA ASSOC IATED PRESS WRITER BISHKEK. Kyrgyzstan - A passenger jet carrying . 90 . people, including a Kyrgyz high school sports team, crashed shortly after takeoff Sunday near the Kyrgyz capital, killing 68. government oflicials said. The Boeing 737 was headed to Iran when it crashed near Bishkek 's Manas International Airport, saiu government spokeswoman Roza Daudova. Twenty-two · people, including two crew members, survived the accident. Earlier, Daudova, had said there were at least 71 dead and 25 survivors, but she later gave lower figures . An airport official said the crew reported a technical problem about I0 minutes mto the flight and that the plane was returning to the airport when it crashed. The official said she was not authorized to give her name . Officials said the crash followed the sudden uecompressian of the jet, which came down in a field near a village. Among the survivors, were seven out the 17 members of the basketbai I team from a school in the capital, Bishkek, said Health Ministry spokeswoman Yelena Bayalinova. Presidential adviser Tokon Mamytov, however, later said that the athletes were volleyball. not basketball players. Eighteen survivors were hospitalized, and four others were sent home with no serio4s tnJunes, according to Daudova. Daudova said the people on board the plane included 24 Kyrgyz citizens, 52 Iranians, three Kazakhs, two Canadians, one citizen of Turkey and one Chinese. ·Kyrgyz Interior Minister Moldomusa Kongatiyev said the plane went down 6 miles from the airport. Maj. Damian Pickart , public affairs ofticer for the US. air base located. at the Manas airport, said U.S. ambulances and firefighting equipment were dispatched' to the crash site in response to a Kyrgyz request for help. Several government officials said the· plane belonged to ltek Air, a Kyrgyz company, but was operated by Iran Aseman Airlines. But Mamytov, the pre sidential aclyiser, s~id the plane was both owned and operated by ltek Air. Jtek Air has been banned from operating in the airspace of the European Union because of failure to meet safety and aviation standards, according to a list published by the EU July 24: THE HOUSE BUNNY IPG13~ 1:20, 3:20, 7:20 & 9:20 THE ROCKER fPG13~ 1:00, 3:00, 7:001 9:00 MIRRORS (R~ STAR WARS~ THE CLONE WARSfPG~ has Moved Specialtzing in Home & Business Networl<lng Also Speclaltzlng in Laptop Repair ian aid . is the first of three radar, Coast Guard ships and American ships scheduled other port facilities were to arrive thi s week. It extensively damaged by brought babv food , diapers, Ru ssian forces. AP journalbottled waier, milk and ists there have reported on Ru ssians-looting the area. · hygiene products. An AP television cameraSailors in a chain on deck passed the supplie s up from man and his Georgian driver the hold to be lifted. by a were treated roughly and crane for transport to shore'. briefly detained Sunday by The commander of the Ru ssian troops outside Poti U.S. task force cun:ying aid as he shot video of Russian to Georgia by ship, Navy positions. Adding to the tension, Capt John Moore, downplayed the significance of a South Ossetian official s claimed that Georgia was destroyer bringing aid. "We really are here on a building up military forces humanitarian mission ," he in an area along the edge of said. · the battered re gion and had The McFaul. an Arleigh tired sporadically at villages Burke-class destroyer, 'is overnight. As Moscow's military outfjtted with an array of wea.ponry, including moved to redraw de facto Tomahawk cruise missiles, borders on the ground; which can carry either con- Russia's parliament on ventional or nuclear war- Monday was planning to heads. and a sophisticated consider fenewed requests radar system. For security from South Ossetia and reason s the Navy does not Abl<hazia for recognition of say whether ships are carry- their claims ·of indepening nuclear weapons, · but dence from Georgia. they usually do not. Georgia claims Russia The deputy chief · of wants to annex the region s. Russia's general staff sugl n other developments, a gested that the arrival of few miles west of the cenU.S. and other NATO ships tral city .o f Gori a fire · tore in the Black Sea wouli.l through an oil train after an increase tensions. Russia explosion, sending plumes shares the sea with NATO of black smoke into the air. members Turkey, Romania The cause was not clear. and Bulgaria as well as Several Georgian offiGeorgia and Ukraine , cials said they suspected whose pro-Western presi- the train hit a land mine dents are leading drives for and blamed Russian forces, NATO membership. who just withdr~w from the " I don ' t think such a area. Later, one official buildup will foster the sta- suggested the fire 'could be bilization of the atmos- linked to di scarded . muniphere in the region," tions in the area. · Russia's ITAR-Tass news Georgia straddles a key agency quoted .Col. Gen. westward route for oil from Anatoly Nogovitsyn as. Azerbaijan and other Caspian Sea nations including saying Saturday. A U.S. official said the Kazakhstan, giving it added American ship anchoreu in strategic importance as the Batumi, Georgia's main oil U.S. and the EU seek to port on the Black Sea, decrease Russia's dominance because of concern s about of oil and gas exports from damage to the Georgian the former Soviet Union. Associated Press Writers port of Poti .- not because Poti is closer to . Russian Christopher Torchia in Cor! forces in Abkhazia and and Skra, Georgia; Misha ·Georgia proper. Dzhindhzikhashvili in Russian troops still hold Tbiltsi, Georg'ia; and Steve positions near Poti, and Gutterman in Moscow conGeorgian port oflicials say trib!<led to this report. . Dodge for buying my , Market Hog at the Meigs Co. Fair PINEAPPLE EXPRESS (R) 3:15 & 9:15 SISTERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING PANTS 2 (PG13) 1:00 & 7:00 TROPIC THUNDER (R} 1:30,3:30,7:30 & 9:30 THE DARK KNIGHT Pa~e Bl The Daily Sentinel .· B6 Steelers outlast Vikings, Page B6 ·ng aid reaches Georgia U.S. warship c babv food. bottled water an<( a m~ssage of .support for an embattleu ally. Before the warship arrived. a Russian general suggested U.S. ships moving 'across the Black Sea would worsen te nsion> already ddven to a post Cold War high by a short but in.tense war between Russia and Georgia . "The population of Georgia will feel more sa fe . from today from the Russian aggression , Georgian Delense Mini"er David Kezerashvili told The AS>oc iated Press . on the aft missile deck of the Mt:Faul after greeting U.S. Navy officers in crisp white uniforms on shore. "They will fecr'. safe no t because the destroyer is here but because they will feel they are not alone fac ing the Ru ss ian aggression," he added. Local children offereu the Americans wine ·and !lowers. In Europe. French Presiden! Nicolas · Sarkozy .said he would convene a · special meeting . ·of European Union leaders over the crisis as Russia ignored Western accusa- · tions it has fallen short of its commi'tment , to withdraw forces from its smaller neighbor. The war erupted Aug. 7 as Georgia launched a massive artillery barrage targeting the Russian-backed separatist province of South Ossetia. Ru ss ian forc es repelled the offensive and drove deep into Georgia, taking crucial position s across the srnall former Soviet republic. Russia pulled the bulk of its troops and tanks out Friday under a cease-fire PageA6 Reds fall to Rockies in 12th, Page B6 Monday, August 25. 2008 LocAL SCHEDULE POMEROY - A schedule of upcoming h1gh school ~arsity sporting evsnts mvolv tng teams from Meigs and Gallia coun ties. Monday Auquat 25 Volleyball Edwards eases Busch aside for win BY HANK KURZ ASSOCIATED PRESS th~ . Eastern at Belpre . 6 p.m. Gallia Academy at Minford, 6 p.m River Valley at Trimble, 6 p.m. GoU River Valley, Chesapeake, Vinton County at Gallia Academy {Cliffside). 4:30p.m. Meigs at Wellston (Fairgreens) : 4:30 p.m. Tuuday. August 26 ·. Soccer Galli a Academy at Logan. 5 p.m aves at Point Plea sant, 7 p.m. Volleyball Galtia Academy at Logan, 5:15p.m. Wellston at Meigs, 6 p.m. Eastern at South.Gallia. 6 p.m. Chesapeake at OVCS, 5:30p .m. Golf Southern at Eastern (Pine Hills), 4:30 p.m. River Valley. Ironton at Gallia Academy (Cliffside). 4:30 p.m. ~ Alexander at Meigs (Pine Hills) . 4:30 p .m. Wtdngday. Auguat 27 Volleyball River Valley at Meigs, 6 p.m. South Gallla at Chesapeake, 5:30p.m Golf Meigs at Nelsonville-York (Forest Hills). · 4:30p.m. Tllursday Aygust 28 Soccer Jackson at Galli a Academy. 5 p.m. Volleyball Meigs at Vinton County, 6 p.m. Southern at South Gallia, 5:30p.m. GoU Waterlprd at Eastern (Pine Hills), 4:30 BRISTOL. Tenn . - Carl Euwarus clearly isn'r conceding anything to Kyle Busch. and if this continues. the rivalry NASCAR fans seem . to be clamoring . for could be coming soon, too. Euwards ·Saw Busch lead 415 consecutive lap s Saturday night at Bristol Motor Speedway, then used his bumper to nudge Busch's car aside with 30 laps to go, causing it to wiggle just enough so Edwards could driw by for his ~econd. consecuttve vrctory 111 the Sprint Cup Series. "It's one of those deal s where I couldn't get by him. I couldn't get by .htm, and I JUSt had to ask myself. "Would he do that to me?' Edwards satd after dotng ht s trademark backtlip off the car in Victory Lane . "And he has before, so that 's the way it goes." And there' s no remorse in offing. Edwan.b said. "Let's make it real clear - r m not apologizin£ for it ," Edwards said. ci ting sev-eral insta nces where he fel-t like Busch took him out of races to gain posit ton s. "We're even.'' The triumph was the sixth of the season for the Roush Fenway Racing driver, allowing him to close the defici t of bonu s points he 's likely to have to make up when the 12-race Chase for the championship he gins . Busch has eight wins, and each is worth I 0 Chase bonus points. ·. No.. other driver has won more than twice this season. After taking the checkered tlag, Edwards was making his wdl~down lap around the track when BLt sclt dro ve up and bumped hi s car. Edwards clearly wasn't amused, and when he responded by driving the nose of his car into tht right side of Busch 's. the fans cheered wildly. ''They kee p talking about rivalries," Edwards sa id. "We might have one now." Busch, who still kaus Edwan.ls by 212 points in the standings · with just two races left in the regular season, said it's unlikely hi s re lationship with Edwards will improve soon. "He hit me gett ing into Turn L " Busch sa id . ;·Whatever. CarFs going to .say he's sorry. that he didn 't want to race that way. but he always does. We'll take it, we 'II go on and we· II race him that way in· the Chase if that's the way he wants to race.'' Busch finished secant!. fo llowed by Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Denny Hamlin , Kevin Harvick and Jeff Goruun. three drivers needing good nights 'tv bolste r their playoff prospects. .·we needed it pretty bad,'' Gordon said of the solid fin ish. which followed a 42nd Please see Bristol, Bl AP photo Carl Edwards celebrates wmntng the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Sharpie 500 auto race at the Bristol Motor · Speedway in Bristol, Tenn .. on Saturday. p.m. Trimble at Southern (Pine Hills), 4:30 OQ) pm . River Valley, Fairtand at Gallia Academy (Cliffside), 4:30 pm . Friday AypuBI 29 I Football Point Pleasant at Gallia Academy, 7:30 p.m. South Gallia at Eastern, 7:30p.m. Southern at \{'Iaham a, 7:30p.m. River Valley at Oak Hill . 7:30p.m. Fairland at Meigs, 7:30p.m. Hannan at Valley·W~tzel. 7:30p .m. Soccer aves at Grace Christian. 5:15p.m Volleyball OV.CS at Grace Christian . .6 p.m. China wins gold medal race; US first overall Saturday August 30 Crol8 Country Meigs. Eastern. Southern. River Valley at Warren Invite. 9 a.m. Gatlia Academy at Circleville lnv, a.m. BY DAVID CRARY ' ASSOCIATED PRESS BEIJING China proved an acqttisitive first time Olympic host. torping the gold-medal chan with one of the most dominating and diverse performances ever. The United States. Britain and an array of small nat ions also had reasons to t:clcbratc. China's haul nf 51 ~old medals was the lar~est since · the Soviet Union \'Von 55 in Seoul in 1988. Fieldingathietes groOtned since child. '' •' hood in sport.s acaucmics. it •• ••• won medals in 25 different AP photo sport s. inclttding its first USA's Kobe Bryant pops his shirt as celebrates after beating Spain 118-107 in the men's gold medal basketball game ever in ~ailing. beach vol- . at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Beijing Sunday. Jeyball and llclu l1nckey. Not since 1936. when Nazi Germany prevailed at the Berlin Olympics. had a country other than the U.S. BY BRIAN MAHONEY minut~s to play. Then the lier in the tournament. Kobe They began to celebrate ASSOCIATED PRESS U.S. proved it could ~andl e Bryant added 20 points . during a break after some or the Soviet Union/Russia a close game that seemed In a game so devoid of technical fou.ls on ~pain led the golu medal list. CINCINNATI (AP) The United States trailed BEIJ lNG Order . is would never come in defense that it felt more like with 26 seconds left. then The blood on Carson restored in international baswell behind the Chinese in an NBA All-Star game than partied at midcourt whei1 it Palmer 's face reflected the ketball. The United States is Beijing. . Their prize : the first U.S. one with it title at stake, the was over with "Born in the golds with 36. the first time state of the Cincinnati back on top, but not by that gold medal since the 2000 American s had too much USA" blaring over the since 1992 it didn't lead the Bengals' offense ' a nasty, category. But the Americans much anymore. Olympics. offense tlown the stretch. arena's speakers. ugly mess. "Much respect to Spain , Bryant converted a clutch "We played with great diu brcil~ their ow n mark The New Orleans Saints - Culminating a three-year mission to end years of but the U.S. is back on top four-point play with 3: I 0 character in one of the great for total metJal s in a l,lnnsacked Pal mer three times embarrassment, the U.S. again." LeBron James saiu. remaining. holding his fin- games in international bas- boycotted Olympic's; they in the first half Saturday Argentina won the bronze ger to his lips to quiet the ketball history, I think," U.S. won 110 in ;til, two more night, knocking him _out of Olympic team survived 4 Spanish crowd coach Mike Krzyzewski than tl1eir previous higl1 set the game with a bloody huge challenge from Spain, with an 87-75 victory rowdy in 1992 and I0 ahead of 118107 Sunday in winning against tithuania. behind the basket. said. nose and a cut lip during a China's overall tally thi s the gold-medal game. Dwyane Wade scored' 27 Wade added another 3- ' Nobody else had been 13-0 victory that left the After · overwhelming points for the Americans, pointer that made it lll-1 04 close to the Ameril:ans i11 year. teams heading in opposite everyone for seven games, Britain, getting an early who found a much gamer with just over2 minutes left, Beijing. This team 's only directions. the Americans led by only Spanish team than the one it and only then could the The Bengals have big Pleese' see Meda Is, B:Z four points with under 2 1/2 Pleese see US, 11 humiliated by 37 point s ear- America ns relax a little . problems. ' They couldn't move the ball or protect their franchise quarterback in the first half. Palmer left the game when Kevin Kaesviharn got to him on a third-down safety blitz with 2 seconds left before halftime. Bv DAVID CRARY host-to-be of the 2012 As he walked to the sideASSOCIATED PRESS games. line, Palmer had blood Yet even . as the streaming from both nostrils BEIJING - China com- International Olympic and his lower lip . He pleted its stint as Olympic dabbed at the wounds with a host Sunday with a super- Committee was praising towel, then draped the .Star-studded closing cere- itself for awarding Beijing these Olympics, the U.S . mony that capped a 16-day Embassy urged China to Pluse see Ben&els, 11 pageant' of state-of-the-art free foreign activists jailed logistics and astounding ath- for protesting at the games . letic feats, set out for a curi- China. the embassy suggestous world. The games did ed, should have used . it s CoNTAcrUs little, though, to erase con- moment in the global spotcerns .about the emerging light to show "greater toler1-74'0-446-2342 ext. 33 superpower' s approach to ance and openness." Faa:- 1-740-446-3008 human rights. • China nonetheles s E-mail- sports@mydailysenlinel .com Tenor Placido Domingo achieved its paramount ~OJ.tS _Stt!t was on hand , joining a goals: a dominant effort by Bryan Waller&, Sports Wrller Chinese ·soprano in a lyrical its athletes to top the goldduet. Soccer icon David medal sta ndings for the first (740) 446·2342. ext. 33 Beckham and graying Led time and near-flawl6s orgabwalters 0 mydallytribuno.com Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy ni zing that showcased AP photo larry Crum, Sports Writer. Page were there, helping A giant .· streamer is unfurled as fireworks explode during the clos ing ceremony for the (740) 446·2342, ext. 33 London take the reins as Please see Olympics, 11 ICrumOrnydailyregister.oom Beijing 2008 Olympics at the National Stadium Sunday in B~iji ng . ' Saints rough up Palmer, Back on top: US beats Spain for gold medal Bengals . 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Bristol from Page Bl las t wed dl \1tcl11 g;m He rem.11n cd ntnth "' tl1c st.lllu tng s. Y2 jlOIIlls dh e,td Ol I 1th pi.ILC Ry.t n Nn\ 111<~11 w.l.., \!Xt h ,md w.1s the onl y c.11 not tn Ch,l'c umtenuun 111 til e top I0 Clint Bowye r "'" sevent h tollowcd by Ton y Stcw.tl t. Matt Kense th .md rook1e D.t va..l RLI!.!.lll Bowye1 went ' I1om I te d lo1 I 3th to 12th 111 the ptll nt s race. R,tgan rem.11ned I 1th and Kasey Kahne w.1s the onl y d11ve• tu mo ve out ot the top 12 He cr.tshed betore til e 1111dpomt ol the race ,mu I uml1ed -lOth . d1opp1ng 11om lith to 14th In the p01nts st,lJld!llgs Unttl the end. 11 looked like ttnothet sllllWLdse lot Bu sch. who h." used ht s Olympics from Page Bl wo1ld -ci.ISs ve nue s .u1d smd111g volunte..:rs to the pe Lted lll Iar ge-; t-eve r 111liux L>l lo1e1 gn VISl iOis. As " bon11 s, not ju st one but two athlet es g.1vc argthtbl y the g re.1test perfornunc es 111 Ol ymp•c hiStory M1ch.tcl Ph e lps With hrs e•ght gold med,!ls tn sw tmmtn g. Lll1ldlct's effervesce nt Usa 111 Bolt wllh three gol ds .tnd thr ee world rccn rd s ' Ill th e sp11 nls Delighted w1 th th e on f•e ld compet iti on, the IOC tn sisted Its much - debo~t e d sclectton ol Betpng b.1ck 111 200 I had been vtndl cdted "Ton1ght, we co me to th e end ol 16 glono us days wh,ch we wdl Lhensh fOI cvel. IOC PreSide nt Jacques Rogge lolu the c<~pacny ero\\ d ol 91 ,000 at the N,IIIUna l Outdoor Stadtum .•tnd a global TV aud1en ce "Through these ga mes. the world learned mo re .1hout Ch1na, .md C h111.1 le,trncd mmc o~bout th e \\o rld .. 'TI1ese were tru ly exce ptJ Oilltl gtt mes ." he Sd ld. bel ore d ec l.1n ng th em form,!lly c losed The he<1d of th e , Be IJ 111g o rgantztng commmee. Ltu Qi, smd the games were " tesumony to the fact that th e world has rested 1ts trust in China " He called them "a grand eelebrauon of sport, of peace and friend ship. " Before and durin g the games, Rogge and the IOC were crttic1zed by human rights groups for the1r reluctance to publtcly challenge tl\e Chtnese as vart· ous controversie s arose over press freedom and detentton of d1 sstdents . Athletes sh1ed away from maktng polillcal state- ments, and "protesr zones" established 1n BctJtng went unu sed as the authonlles re fused to ISsue permm for them and deta 1ned so me of the applicants. But !he .ttmosphere was fe su ve at th e stad•um as firew orks burst from 1ts top nm - and fro m loc.tllon s across the vas t cdpltul c tty - to begin th e clo" ng ee r- h) unl' I )•"d - 1111 "' P<>"L'"I\IllS Ill tl1l; Ill st h.tll T ilL' Bcn~ . d-.. llldlld!..!l'Li ,til ol lJ.+ 1.till~ 111 the l1.tll .111d nc1 e1 .!Lh ,lllccd I,11 thc1 th,nl th,· S.11nts -17-).trd hne dtll· 111~ the !.!.tmc 't he1 l1,1dn't been shut illlt 111 lhl~~pll.:'\l'd-.011 'lllLL' Monday, Augus t 25, 2oo8 www .mydailyscntine l.com J()l)9 dl Deuon_ It '"" the l11st tJllll' in IJ.tnc hhc ht "i lor) til~\ "ere shut out .n h om~ dur·lll i! L~n cxhthtt to n ThC Sdt ll l~ lt rsl-s tn nn ollcnse 1110\'L'd the bctO Slnuothl). hu t l UUidn I put up m.111y pomt s. Dt cw B1ces ".ts 1-l-ul-22 lr11 il)Y ymds .md one touchdo~; n hclt\l e lc.tl n1g l.tte 111 th e liN hcdl 111111' ,, 10-0 le.uJ He tl11 ew ,, 1-vctrd touch dow n p.tss to ll" hl e11d Ron 111 e G hent. "'i10 bc.tt lnu:b,ll 'e' Kellil RI\'C" lu sl-lound Cnl clllll.ttl's PICK Fans cxp1essed II LIS tl.t· t1oll .1110 diS hCilcl oWl O\VIIL'J Mtkl' Browns dcc tSIO il to le·SI Uil II OUbied •ace 1ve r Cl111 s Hen1v e.11 he• 111 the week rile "Be ng.th •clc.~Sed htm 111 the oll ~c.l ­ soll .titer lm "'t h utl- llelu tu n-In dunng lm 11111c wt th the Bcngdls l11 st scason1n the G1bbs st,t· ble to bec ome th e mos t dmnm.tnt dme r 111 .dl ol 1ac111g. BeSides hiS e1ght Vtl' lon es 111 the pre ni JC I SC II C'· he 's ~ll~ O WOII SI X N.ttiUnwtde and tht ee tlllck se n cs 1ace~ Busc h used .t da11 ng move on the 55t h l.tp to glclO th e le,td He h.td WOikccl hts W.l)' IIllO tlurd plo~ce dlld w.ts w.ttch1n g Ed\\ards u y lo1 severa l J,tp s to get .11 ou nd the l.tppecl c.tr nl Ju.tn P.tblo Montoy.t. When tl1.1t ello1t c,,used Edw,uus to sw 1ng w1de 111 th e second • tu 1n. Bus ch <~ngled hiS Toyot ,t towdl'd th e instdc l111e. ,, three-w 1dc mane til e1 th.tt took h1111 l10m th nd to ll rst Busc h tW ice tneu to h.mu onto the le.td on 1es t,ut s 10 the tm.tl 50 laps. ,md wl11l e he seemed to pull , ,wo~ y on the l1rst one. Edw.11ds ne1er let h1111 do 1t gtvcn ll SCLOIH.I chdnce emo ny Altc1 o~n .trmy h,llllt played the Chmese n.ttlon.tl .tnthem sw ,u Ill"' ol gll !l y dre ssed dan ceiS, ac1oh.tt s and L11u mme1s sw 11 led onto the l•eld , th e n n1.1de room for the athletes. st1 oii11W 111 c.ts u.lily .tnd ex uber.tn tl y 110111 lour dJII CICill entr.tn Les Twn- th11d s ol th e w.ty through th e ce Jemon y c.une tllC pul s,11111g showWi thlll· .t ·s ho w by London. co mpl ete w1th bre.1k d.lll c'ng. h1p hop .mel h,tllct F10m .t stdge 101111ed 11om ' .t red douhl e-dec ke• ht" Po~ ge pld yed the c lo~ s Sic 1ock 1111 "W hol e I ott.1 Love" '" 811t1SI1 pop se nsation Leon.t Le w" belted out the Iynes Bcckh,un tn ,( sty liSh bl.tck SWCd( Sti li , boo ted ,, soccer b,d I 11110 th e su 1rolmdmg tin ung ol athlete s on th e st.tdium no or Former Olymp1c runn er Seb.tstldll Coe, now cho111 · man ol th e London org.l· nt ZIIH! comm1ttec. was elated ·'W h,tt we have wtt nessed "' Be q•n g 1s " truly specta c ul,u Olympt c G.11nes ·• he s.t td "We h.tve "once tn a l•l cu mc oppm -. tuntt y to build on tl11s mome nt " Aller the Bntons rel mqutshed the spotlt ght , th e Olymp1 c tlo~m e atop th e stad1um w,ts ext iiH! lll shed A carmval-themed segment completed the show, featunng a duet by Domingo and Ch1nese sop rano Song Zuytng. There was another, n01sier barrage of ftreworks and confetti ftlled the atr. Chma invested more than $40 btllton in the games, whtch tt vtewed as a chance to show the world It s dr amattc economtc progre ss. Olympic tele. casts achreved record rating s in Chin a and th e Un ued Stutes, and the games' presence on ltn e was by far the most extenSIVe ever Rogge sa 1d th ese Olymp1cs would lea ve " l.tstmg, pos Jtt ve legacy lor Chtna - unproved tr.ttHpmta tlo n infrastructure, more grass-root s mterest 111 recreat 1onal sports, a more agg resSIVe .tppro ac h to curbm~ .t tr pollution and ot her c nvi •onmentul problem s Smog that enve loped Monday, August 25, 2008 us from Page Bl Ol}mprc ullnpcll tlull ho~,l been h!Slllll 111 .1 D1c.tm lll.lllhu p \\ l.t!J _g ll )" IHllltL'Ll l oiLLtn. Mo~ciL ll11 d o~nd the 1cst ot tl•e' l l S tc.tm th.1t B~uu:lund the I YY-2 dumllh ttcd G.tm~s I ll f-< org~:t lOillp,tn "Olh lll tho . . l' ~ll\" The An1e1Jcdns 11e1e lc1ch to he bet te• th.111 Spa tn on Suml.t y Rmh Fc1n.mdct ...,Ulled 22 po111ts ·.md l'. tu C/ ,!Sol h.td 21 lu1 the Sp.1111 "h the I(' Jgllt !lg \\o1ld ch.unpHllls \\ ho WCIL' hop tng to Will thc 11 ltrst Olymp ic gold lJ S pl.t yets .r pprcc l.tied the g.tnk' Sp.un gL~\ L' them Aile• th e conte st thc·1 hu gged the Sp.111hh p ), J\L' I ~ Bry.mt h. td .111 '-''P''"·'"' long c mh r:tLL' IOJ (i.tsol p.ll ttng ht s I os Angc)e..., L1k~' " IC.IInm.llc on the h.ILI< Sccmmg lu .tpp!cc tdle the 111Clll1Cl ll ,J!tCJ LOilg l.tlll]dt 1n g Spam the te. tlll ]O tncd 111 .1 Ltrclc . 1t1mp1ng up .md .It LCll iCI LOlli\ dlld dUVvl} v.. .t\1118 tr J umph<~nll y to the uowd '" K11y~C11 sk1 Medals from Page BJ tll llliJ on Its ho st 111 le lo1 th e 2012 Summc1 G.tmcs. ho~d tis bes t Ol ympi cs 111 .1 ccntu IV wnh 19 go ld med.ds good tm lo tllth pl ace behrnd th e Ru sSI.tns Its cyclists .111d s:ultH s wcte the Ll.tss ol the l1eld .llld ILJ ye.u- o ld Rebecc.1 Ad lnl ~ ton st unned th e SW II111111tl g wolid ~>llh two golds 111 diS't;.mcc events ft \hl S ~~~" {1 ll SdtJSJVllli! Olymp1cs lo• m.tn y nt' the ld ~ V..Cdkl'l S]Jllll t llg n.ttlon s A 1Cd11d X7 lhlttolh won mcd,ds. seve n m01 e than th e prev1ous h1gh m Sydney 111 2000. .nJLI " dozen IJ.ttllrns \\011 cuh er the1r ilrst -e vc• ~o ld m edo~ l or t1rst med.t l nl',my LOIOI It the1 e w,., " pllll lllll e nt WO ! ~ wa nted to pl.ty to u>1nn11t 111 three yc.u s He not Bn...ult .tnd J.Hnc' e • d qtnckly on bOc!IJ· .md l,mde almost e1erynnc e lse he dsked lur. findmg .t ~toup <)t NBA st.u s caga to g1\l' up Lhe,lr su mmer to ge t h.tLk wh.tt they telt belonged 111 thet r ltlt!IHI V Anu he needed ,d I ol them ,tgamst ,, Spam teo~m th .1t on th" day would l1c1ve ltl<el~ heaten any OthCI ICCCIH US squ.td , J.tsnn K1dd r.111 h" teconl Wo lll..' he J1dll I di!L\idV ow n ·1he '-IBA MVP poundecll11 s to 56-0 111 sen lUI mtelll .tllon l1.111ds Ill\\ .trd the 11om 111 .11 p l o~y and collected .tnothe• go ld to place .tlongs1de the LC khLtf 1t Jil L '' th L·.en d he e.u ned 111 2000 one Jwnl'" . . Loted 14 pomt~. becommg the I \t h US 11 l11 k C.11 meln An thun v .md Chris P.tu l h.td I 1 .tp i~Ce lu1 pl,tycr, wuh multiple golds Th.tt el ne Its!. wh!Lh tltc r\ lll l' II Cd !lS whu h L~LI won hl!lllll' m~d.tls •n the1r l.tst mcludes M1d1.tcl Jord.m .tnd I\\ o Jnlclll LII IO!M l even ts. the scH~n otl1er O!t?,tm Tedlllt'l "' 200.+ Oly mplls ,md '06 could ~row 111 cO I ~ Pcttd and D\1 1~h t How,!l d >.li d IVO! Id cl wmp1onsl11ps The U S s to~rt ed plan11m g they "ouCJ be 1n London II lur thts ~.t m c .titer that tirst .tsk-~J .•md perh.tps IMII tillS nc nt the luw po1111 1n Its team wuld JOIIl them J,1mes 1.111 out tm prcg.unc hoot" lmtu1 y. followmg .t W.ttlntlps With Ills ltngc1 111 ' ' xth -pl. tce ll op two ye.trs '·" hc1 111 th e wolid clwnp•- the""· o~llcddy bel 1e1 lllg the <>nshtps Je11 y Col,tnge lo US 11as No I But e1e11 "'" c11en wntw l ol USA tlw ugh the Ame11c,ms 11ere ll.tskcth.li i .111d LOilSIIUCled ,( shoot1ng hette1 th .m 70 pe lll.t tlotMI tc. tm ptog r.tm 111 cent tor most ol th e 111 st ho~ll. 200(1 ICljll lllllg those whu 11 would t<tke .1 lon g 111ne to .tppi.!ULkd 011 the Sidelines. I he Amcllc,tns h.td wo n tll~IJ ln -.t \L'\~11 g.tm e~ by ~() 1 pu111h. ltllluU r11g Ll 119X2 10111 o l Sp,un But th ey Ill'\ c1 11&1 cunllol ul th" g.t rne gr\ tng up open look s 11!1111 til~ pe11met~t ,md plcn~~ of potnh Ill lhc p.unt l~ut ll1v:mt. \\l1ll ~>mted so lu11g 1 ' tm,lll y \\C, u the red. "h •te .tnu blt1e. hn two 1Jl<~ l!lh!r-. mlt b1g fourth q uttltcr to .tdd the ~o ld med.tl tn ti ll' onl) piece ol hoops h,!ld- the ':!dmes. It was Rus . . r.t. whoSe tc. tm wo1s dcpmed ot I0 .tlhlete s du e to doptn g .tccusat• ons The Ru . . sJ, ul\ flm shed ~l l.hstalll thud 111 botll gold medals , 11 rth 2\ and m e1,dl med,tl s wnh 72 - do\\ n I tom 27 ,l!lJ 92 lOlii VCd f S .1~0 Ill Ath ens Ge1m.lny .tnd Jap,tn ·""' l.11ed notl ce.tbl y worse tl1.tn 111 Athens. The Un1 ted State s was d".1p pou11 ed by ItS boxmg • (one b1o nze medal ) t c o~m .md ,, l.tck ol golds by liS sp•r ntc iS. btl! was delighted hy b1 c.tkth roug hs 111 lesser ID"L' J .t t sp01t-. . . uch lh le nclll g, as we ll '" hy th e ht stonc e1ght gold s In ! l eLOill -s mushmg sw tmm el Mtchael Phelps ' "Both on the l•elu ol play .md oil. thiS wtll go down as nne ol the g•eatesl perforlll.li1Ces ever lor a Un1ted Sidles Olymp1c Tedm ." spoke 'l11,111 Octn y l Se tbel s,ud S undo~y u. . u.d --~ nttlL' "huh lc,tdtnQ lor much ot th e lir,t qu.tner. A qu• ck huN ol I0 ptl 111ts by James .md W.tdc h.td the U S ,t<il.mta ge up to I~ potnts "tth -+ mmutes Iell 111 the h. lit . hut Sp.11n chtpped awdy .tnd u.uleu on ly 69-61 at the hi Cdk Sp.11n ",,s wttht n four on .t the ti111J .t m1 Fern.mdez's 3llUlllh~ l Ol the g ~tmcs h.a.l d gnoLI 111tlu e nc e " n g ht ~ gro up ' dJsilgtceU "Th e te.tl•t y ts th,,t the C hm cst: V:O\c tnm cn t ..., hn ... tln g ()I tile g.un ..:s h ds hce n .r c.Jt,tl ys t lot dhU...,L'"'· lead ing to lll.ISSI\C lntccd ev tdiO!l .., .J ~ lll !.!C 111 thl! d e t e n t1~ m .111d h : u~1 ss mcnt ol c nt iLs , repe.1teu '10la11on s ol lreedom , and med1a 111creased poltucal repre sSion ," sa1d So ph1 e Ri cha rdso n of Hum a n Rt ghts Watch. "Not a sing le world leadel who allended the ga me s or members of the IOC se1zed th e opportu111ty to challenge the Ch1n ese government's beh.t v1or 111 any meu ntn gtu l way" Led by Phelp s ,mrJ Bo lt. athletes broke 43 world records and 132 Olymptc records during the ga me s. Yet Rogge, who vtstted every venue, sa1d the most tou~:hmg mom en t for htm came ' after the I 0-meter mr ptstol e ~ent , when go ld medalt sl N1no SalubudLe of Georg1a emb1aced •unner-up Natalia Pad enn <L of Ru ssra eve n ,1s thetJ two co untn es' .trm •es lm1ght back 111 Georgta "Th.1t k1nd n t spor ts manship " 1c.d ly IC ill.trl<"bl e." Ro gge '" 'd. .tr rcs t E-mail classtfted @myda•lytnbuQe com pmnter cut ll down to 91-89 tth X. U 1Cn1.1inm g Bryant "'"" c•ed wyh ,, hucket. I.tier .tdckd ,, 1, ,mel th •ngs seemed "'"lr: when Jdme" scOJed to llldKC II 10\-LJ2 Sp.11n m.td e one last pu sh to close w1 tl11n 108- 104 on C.11 lo' lnnenet's 3-pomte•. but W,Kic h1t one on the othe1 end .md the h nal sco1e hec,m1c lopSided when the <\!11eiiL,IIlS 1111 d bunch O! l1ee thlll\\s .rfter the Spanish became lnt stl ;tted .md were co~lle d l\)1 the techn1c.tls 11 Oeadlfiruword Ads Display Ads 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. the cntu c one 1<11 e.tc h 470.000 o1 ns US e tl01 t ho wever. W,ts cl II J million tll lzens recog n111on o l Ch1na 's Populou s coulltlle s w11n no · mcd.ll s mc luded ''"i va i .ts the domtn,111l Summer Olymptcs powe1 P.tkiStan . the Ph1ilppm es "Chm.t h.ts been svs tcm .md B.md.tdesh d!lcally t<uge un g eve! y smKc11ya: desptte electtoll gle .tvad.1ble mecl.tl. and rcl.ttcd u111est wh ich killed "e ' re go 1ng to h.tv e to do hunch eds ,tnd diSiuptcd Its th,111111he future," ''" d US p1 ep drdtam s. hlld " greal Olym_ptc Commlllee ch.ttl· g.lll1Cs IVtth IIVC gold s and man fjeter Ueberroth " 1-+ n1et1.1ls overall Chma, ot course. has th e t:lh!Optan tullners Kenemsa largest population pool Bel<ele .1nd TiiUnesh I 3 blihon people - trom D1b.tbd eacl1 won rare dou wh1ch to rec1uit athl etes ble ~old s 111 the 5,000 and Several t.•r small c1 11.ttions I 0.000 d1stmgu1sh ed the mselves 111 Ove1o~ll. At 11 c.t won 40 medals per co~plla. med,d s - th e mos t evet Jama•ca·s spnnters .md Tho se 1llLiuded th e t1 rsl· hurdle• s - led by tnpl e- ever Olymptc medals fo r gol d se nsation Usai1~ Bolt Togo 111 ct~noe1ng. - won I I medal s. one lor M.tLII tt1u s 111 bnx1ng, and every 245.000 of lis 2 7 Sud.m Ill the 800 meters mtlhon people. Wnh d pop- Also W11111111g t1rst - e~e r ulatton of 21 4 mill10n, med als we1 e TaJ tk stan. Australia won 46 med.li s, llah1.un {.! go ld by Rachid one for each 465,000 peo- Ranm Ill the men 's 1,500). ple Cuba won 24 med.ll s, .md w.ll-101ll At gham sta n HOW IQ WRITE AN AD Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ... • Include Phone Number And Addresl When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days Ohro Valley Publlahlng reserves the r1ght to edit, reject or cancel any ad at any t1me >Errors Must 8 eported on the t1rs ay of publication an he Tnbune-Senltnel eg lster wrll b esponsrbfe for n ore than the cosl o he space occupie y the error and onl he ftrst tnserllon. W hall not be ltable to ANNOUN<.:EMH<I~ ec vetmm eey, piclures that are placed in ads al the Gallipolis Dally Trtbune, must be picked up wflhln lhlrly (30) days Any picture& that are nol picked up will be dtscarded rr~=====~~ e ve ep em er 2008. Any classified ads laced in the newspape : tllat cost less than $25 00 must be pre- lb==~·l~d===!l ubhcation or omts ion of an advertiSe ent. Correcttons wll made In the firs vallable edition • ubject to the Fedela air Houtung Act 1968 • • • o WHEN YOU DON'T ADVERTISE NO ONE NOTICES YOU 10 m1sses her If lound please Lost Spaye d F Ca l charcoal gray/wh 1te markin gs d•sap peared near Powell 51 M1dd •NOTICio 0 thiS M call leave messa ge 740·992·7608 rewardl Aatney Absolute Top Dolltu •. . . •........ ...... 410 020 Insurance... ............ •. 130 Lawn & Garden Equipment ..... ............... 660 ANYMORE Livestock • ....... .. 630 Lost and Found .... .... 060 Lots & Acreage...... . •..... . • ..... ••.• 350 Miscellaneous.... ..................... ... .........170 Miscellaneous Merchandise . . .540 Mobile Home Repair. 860 Mobile Homes for Rent ,.. . 420 Mobile Homes tor Sate.. .. . ................ ...320 Money to Loan ... •••• 220 Motorcycles 6 4 Wheelers 740 Musical Instruments .......... . .. . ••.•. 570 Personals ........ . .. ....... • .005 Pets for Sale ..•• 560 Plumbing & Heating . ... 820 Professional Services... . . ...•• The Daily Sentinel 992-2155 ' 230 Radio, TV & CB Repair ............................. 160 Real Estate Wanted ... .. . .. . 360 School s Instruction .•• .•••. . .••. • 150 Seed , Plant & Fertilizer.... . ........ ... . 650 Situations Wanted . ....... .. .. ........ ........... 120 Space for Rent.. ...480 Sporting Goods. .. .. , . SUV 'slor Sate.... . ............ ........ Trucks1or Sate.... 520 .720 ....... .. ................... 715 Upholstery Vans For Sale...... ...... Wanted to Buy ................ ... . • ....... 870 1.... . ..... • .. 730 090 . Wanted to Buy- Farm Supplies ...... . .... 620 Wanted To Do ..... ...... . . ............. 180 Wantad to Rent.. ....... .. 470 Yard Sate- Galllpotta.... .... ........ .... ..072 Yard Sala-Pomoroy/Mlddle ................ .... 074 Yard Sale-Pt. Pleasant. • ... 076 OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH lN G CO recommends that you do busmess w1th peopl e you know and NOT to send money through the mail unttl you have mvest1galed th e oftertng 0 " s•l Hll\11 ~ toKS1t r I ed e·matl @ytc·ttl e com for www com1cs com 110 Hu .1' WA~TEtl Bo11ow Smarl Conlacl lhe OhiO DIVISIOn Of F1nanetal lnsl1tut•on's Off ce of Consumer Affa1rs BEFORE you refl nance your home or oblatn a loan BEWARE of requests for any large advance paymEJnts of fees or 1nsurance Call the OH1ce of Consumer Allatrs loll free ar t 866 278 0003 to learn 11 the mortgage broke r or rende r 1s properly licensed (Th1s IS a publi c se rv1ce announcemen l lrom !he Ohm Valley PubliShing Company) Sl Kllll~ Get A Jump on TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? No Fee Unless We W•n' 1 888 582 3345 SAVINGS © 2001! by NEA, 110 110 Hu I' W,wrm Htu• Ill· II 10 """''lll I Sl\ II HOMI.S HIRSAIJ • - - - - - - - .__ _ _ _ _ __. Now Acceptmg Applicattons Body Shopl Servtce Department Management tMust have good customer relatton Sktlls +E x1 Jrt ence a pl us but not necessary +4 0 1k plan Med1cal Insurance Plan •Drug Free & Smoke Free work pla ce +Good Pay Plan Sm1th GM Superstore .:..:;:I -~, !.. ,, .· "'"" ~- 19DO Eastern Avenue Gallipolis, Oh1o Ohto Vall ey Home Heallh Inc htrm g Home Heallh Atd es STNA CNA CHHA PCA may apply a! 14 80 Jackson Ptke Gallipolis Ohto or phOne 740 44! 139 3 for more 1nfo Compet•t•ve wages mtlea ge retmbursem enl and benefit s tnclud lng 1'1 eal!1i 1nsurance & much more -======POST OFFICE NOW HIRING Avg Pay $20/hr or $57Kiyr Includes F-ed Ben OT Placed by adSource not USPS who htres _ _1_ 8_6_6_40_3_2_5_ 82_ _ Sodexho Catertng Services located on th e Un1vers •!y o! Ato Grandes campu s has open pos•tFons We are lodk· •ng for a luff 11me e)(pert enced coo k We also ha ve on call part tnn e postttons ava ilabl e Pl ease apply 1n person at 111e U,;Jwerstly s ca le1er1a No telephone calls please The Jackson Co unty Farm Serv1ce Agency (FSA) Office USDA has one per manent full t1m c non CIVil serv• ce program lechn. c•an pOSit iOn avatlnble Veteran preference does not apoly lncumb enl will assrst deiNertng available federal farm programs to agncultural producers w1th n lhe serv1ce area of the coun ty othce Backgro und and or Secuuty mvest1gatton wtll be requ.red pn or to establ ish ment of entr anee !o duty date once select1on IS made Apphcat1ons Will lle accepted through Septembe1 05 2008 and are ava• lable at the Jackson Co unt~ FSA Of frce 530 Freedom Road Ripley WV 2527 t Phone 304·372· 6231 The Un ited Stat es Government does not diS· cmmnate 1n employment on the basts ol race color relr g1on sex nalural or~gm polrt1ca l alftltatmn sexual onent ai!On manlal slatus d1 sab•liry age membership 1n an employee organrza· liOn or othe! non ment lac tor FSA IS an Equal Opporlunlty Employer Property Man ager needed lor famtly commuMy Part· time Must have prevtous e)(penence reliable trans· porlahon be dep endabl e WV BOhr Underground and able to work •nda pend· Mm er Class start1ng soon ently EOEI DFWP Please Whit Co Tralntng 304 372 forward resume •ncl ud tng ::&34 ~6 -~~~~-, salary reqwements to Bo)( li50 SntOOI 101 c/o Gallip ol is Dmly IN>1lUI(110N Trtbune, PO Bo)( 469 ~w..;,.,::;~~--_.1 Gall tpoll s Oh 4563 1 Gallipolis Career College (Careers Close To Home) Call Today! 740·446·4367 Dump and Aegtonal 1 800 2 !4 0452 Pneumatt c Tanker Drtvers A& J Truckmg Company tn Manella OH ISsearch1ng fo r qu alilred COL·A drivers for regtonal dump and pneu Courtstde Bar & GnU now htrtng eJCpenen ced wa11ress es Great pay 1n a fast paced envtronment Call to sal up an tntervtew or pt ck up an applicahon 308 2nd Ave mali c tanker postltons Ouallfted applicants must be GallipoliS 740 441 9371 at least 23yrs, have a mint · mum of 1 years of safe com FEDERAL mereta! drt\llng expenence m POSTAL JOBS a truck HazMal cer1tfi calton $17 89·$28 27/hr now htr- clean MVA and good s!ab•h· tng For app ltcatton and tree IY We otter compettb ve ben· governement JOb tnfo call eflts plus 40 1(k) and vaca Amertcan Assoc of labor 1 lion pay Contact Kent al 9 13·599·8226 24/h rs emp BOO 462 9365 to apply or I'JO serv lo vtww r] truclong com EOE & Wanted recep!lon1st sales pe rson hrly & comm apply In person at TA Communic:ationt bes•d e KFC ,., ~ Inc ~ wv :?5 728 by Sept t 2008 h1rtng STNA s, CNAs and PCA's lor Mer g ~ <Hid Alhens An Excell enl way 10 earn County areas Fl&)(lble money The New Avon Schedulmg Monthly Bonus Ca ll Manlyn 304-882·26 45 and Coverage pay opportu· nll1es Local Coverage area AVON I All Areast To Buy Ol' Als o Accepting applications Sell Shnley Spears 304lor ou r PCA Tramuig 675-1429 ClaSS?S Don t mtss yo ur chance to w1n a Gas Card BooK keepo r 1mmedla1e for Now Htres (Aestncltons employment attracttve Appl y) Cal l (740)592·2444 salary no formal B)(p need- for tnlormatron • 1nfo u'IO IIC't,H J'ROil.,'itO~ \I CLASSIFIED INDEX • Bt SINIXS 01'1'( )Kit ~rn 446 6345 r •. Mo~11 tO I All~ W1ll babys~ •n my home M•nutes from Holzer Can supply references Hea!her al 740 446 4876 ktllen s who need lov1ng home s please call 740 256- Tools & etc mecl1· power " - - - - - - - - " tools carpenter tool s lawn & >This newspape 1473 imm edtate Op en1ngs garden km!es & wat che s ccepls cniy hel 1 Car and Tru Ck Techni Cian JBwelry Buy trade or se lf lo;;tANIJ anted ads meetln 1 0•1 and Lube Techmctan home 388 1515 or cell 208· FOUND Car and Tr uck Techn•c•an s OE standards 0320 ' are compensated based on Black & while Bo ston TE!mer >We Will not knowing Tools & etc macl1 power eJCperten ce and elftc1ency mtssmg from Syra r1 use y accept any adver lools carpenter tools lawn & 011 and Lube Techn1 c1ans smce Wed Aug 13th name are compensated hourly 1aement m vrolatto garden kntfes & wat ches IS Molly chtld s pel 1f found BenefitS ava tlab le for both f the law Jewelry Buy lrade or se ll (740)992·6786 Reward ' pomiiOns tqclw:te hom e 388 1515 or cell 208 Health Insurance Dtsabtl tty 0320 Insurance 401 K Retirement and L1fe Want to buy JUNK Cars 4x4 's For Sale ..• 725 Insuran ce $250 00 Fuff Car 740 416 Announcement . .. ... 030 If you are under apprectat· 1594 Antiques....... .. ......... .......... ........ ......... 530 ed by your current employer Apartments for Rent.................. ., ••••....•.• 440 Want to buy Junk Cars call or IUSI !ooktng for a care:er Auction and Flea Market.. ... 080 740 388 0884 change 101n us 1orla1 Auto Parts & Accessories .......... ~.... .... 760 At JQhn Sang Ford Ltnco.n Auto Repair ....................... , ...••••. •. •••. • . 770 I \11'1 \II \1 Mercury you are noiJUSt an Autos for Sale ... . ..... ..... .•.. 710 . \lin II I" employee you are part of Boats & Motors tor Sale •• •.. . 750 our famtly Building Supplies...... ......... . .. ..... . ...... 550 110 Ask lor Brad Sang lo Business and Buildings ............ ............. 340 HFU' WANTEll schedule yo ur lntervtew Buslneu Opportunity..... 210 today Business Training ............... ... 140 Campers & Motor Homes .......... .............. 790 100 WORKERS NEEDED Camping Equipment . •..• ••. .. ........ ....... 780 Assembl e cral!s wood Cards of Thanks • 010 ttem s To $480/wk Malenals Child/Elderly Care..... . ........ ... 190 provtded F"ree mformatton Electrical/Refrigeration.. .. . .. ..• .. .. ...... . 840 pkg 24Hr 80 1·428·4649 Equipment for Rent . .. .• • 480 195 Upper Rt\ler Ad Excavattng •••.. . ..... •.. • . .. 830 Advocate tor non -prolFI Galltpohs Ohto 4563 1 Farm Equipment..... .......... .. ......... 610 Sexual Assautl Resource 1 BOO 272 5179 Farms tor Rent.... 430 EOE Cen ter loca ted •n Mason Farms tor Sale 330 County full t•me degree tn -~-----­ For Lease..... . ....... 490 soctal serVI ce fi eld or com· Jenntfer's Staff1 flg Agency1 For Sale ... •...... . ......... .................... 585 EXTR.O. CASH? parable work uKpenence NEED For Sate or Trade 590 reqUi red Advocate ' wtll be Look1ng for STNA s LPN s Fruits & Vegetables 580 responstbl e for development AN s to work Temp nurstng Furnished Rooms 450. of the program and worktng age ncy •n OHIO & WV 1 yr General Hauling. . ......... ........ 850 roqutrncf Wtl h VICtimS Of SBIIUBI e)(per tence Giveaway . 040 Contact Jenmfer Hart assault Qualifi ed appli cants Happy Ads ........ • . . .050 1304)514 2005 seno resume to shf)uld Hay & Grain •••••. ............ ....... . . .. 640 Contact Rape CriSIS Center Help Wanted .... . ................ ... . 110 PO Bc-;w. 2963 Huntington Local Home Health Agency Home Improvements . . 810 Houses tor Rent Wwtlll 'loDo Georges Porlable Sawm•ll don I haul your Logs 10 t11e M1ll fLISI call 304 675 1957 call 740 853 25-45 or 740 r In Memoriam . . 180 Lost Female Rotlweder on Johnson Ridge Ad around 4 yrs old spayed she belongs to my 4yr old an d she really I James E Ra1ney will nol be responsible for any debts accumul ated as ol Augusl 12 2008 by NI COle 0 Homes for Sale...... 310 Household Gooda... .. ............... ........ 510 POLICIES Oh io Valley Pub hsh1ng reservu 11'1e nght to ed1!, reJect or cancel any ad at any lime Err ore musl be rep orted on the 11151 day ot publicatiOn and the Tribune Sentlnel-Aeglaler Wi ll be reapon11ble lor no more tnan tne cosl of tl'le apace occup•ed by the error and only the hrst lnurt on We aha II not be liable for any loa. or npenae that results from the publication or omtUion ot an &dverhsement Corr~:-c t1 on will be made 1n the hrst ava•l able ed1t•on • Bo~ number ade are alway• conl ldenl!al • Current rate card applfea • All reel estate advertlaemente &re subJeCt to the Federpl F111r Houalng Act ot 1968 • Th11 newspaper accept• only help wanted ada meet ing EOE atandard1 Wa wtll not knowingly accept any edvett•aing In v1olat•on of th e row Will not be re spo m11ble l or any errore 1n an ad taken over the phone kltncarlyle@comc;ast net tn • • ;/SA £• All Oi5play: 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To Publlcllltion Sunday Display 1 DO p m Thursday for Sundays Paper Found Br ushy Po1n! Ad Male & fema le Great Py"ren ees Both wht1e Mal e has a red collar (740)245 9875 ~r::::-------, ver/gold COin S any ?IVt.<\\\'1\\ 10K/14KI1BK gold jewelr y __ dental gold pre 1935 US currency prooflmmt sets 4 K111ens to G1veaway 3 dr amonds MTS Com Shop Months Old (740) 446 9535 151 2nd Avenue Gallipolis 446 2842 Free Bl ack & Wh1! e k1ttens - - - - - - - fluffy w/ blue eyes hiler Junk cars pay•ng $50 $300 tratned 304·593 2641 II no answe r leave a mes· sage 740 3BB 0011 I have 2 litters of beaultful >All Real Estat dverttsements ar • Now you can have borders and graphics added to your classified ads ~ Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics 50¢ for small $1 .00 for large KIT & CARLYLE l..o-.1 1\MJ f'Oll~ll JUST SAY CHARGE IT! 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Corner Hannan T1ace & Patnpr Ad 1 248 sq fl IIV u1g space altached garao10 22x22 fr rJill porch 20 xB 1 387 ac•e l ~r m sale pncl: dS CO Uri app181S8d $86 500 3 bed HUD Homes' only ready to mo ~ e Ill S15 300 ' !01 ltsltngs 800 i;!lect nc/warer on l or shO\\ 620 4946 ex RO19 740 446 2545 or 304 773 9112 Shop the Classifieds! Tr lever bnckicedar on 98 acres Rutland 0 11 pr1ve~te sen1ng eqt 1n kitchen 3 br 2 full baths lg l•~•ng r oom lg tarn1 ly room out or flood pla111 (740)742 2404 or 740 949 2930 Are you 65 I or older? If so, you qualify for a~ Senior Discount* when you pay fdr a 6 or 12 month subscription on your home delivered subscription! Here's all you need to do ... Fill out the coupon below and drop off or mail it with a copy of your photo ID. ~alhpoh& Dailp ntribuue ~lea&aut Jaeglster 'fhe Daily Sentinel ~unbap tlttm.es -~enttner ,t)otnt ~---- - ------------ -- -----------Subscnber's Name Ml"il:U.I ...\,'I•JJl s -c:-,-,-,-,. 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Nen hL'I on e ho~d lllllLh d•t llll!l ty .tg,unst .1 gu uell ottcn..,e th.tt Ll th-..cd mH.IIIeld tust <>lll'l' - .nlll then. Bristol from Page Bl las t wed dl \1tcl11 g;m He rem.11n cd ntnth "' tl1c st.lllu tng s. Y2 jlOIIlls dh e,td Ol I 1th pi.ILC Ry.t n Nn\ 111<~11 w.l.., \!Xt h ,md w.1s the onl y c.11 not tn Ch,l'c umtenuun 111 til e top I0 Clint Bowye r "'" sevent h tollowcd by Ton y Stcw.tl t. Matt Kense th .md rook1e D.t va..l RLI!.!.lll Bowye1 went ' I1om I te d lo1 I 3th to 12th 111 the ptll nt s race. R,tgan rem.11ned I 1th and Kasey Kahne w.1s the onl y d11ve• tu mo ve out ot the top 12 He cr.tshed betore til e 1111dpomt ol the race ,mu I uml1ed -lOth . d1opp1ng 11om lith to 14th In the p01nts st,lJld!llgs Unttl the end. 11 looked like ttnothet sllllWLdse lot Bu sch. who h." used ht s Olympics from Page Bl wo1ld -ci.ISs ve nue s .u1d smd111g volunte..:rs to the pe Lted lll Iar ge-; t-eve r 111liux L>l lo1e1 gn VISl iOis. As " bon11 s, not ju st one but two athlet es g.1vc argthtbl y the g re.1test perfornunc es 111 Ol ymp•c hiStory M1ch.tcl Ph e lps With hrs e•ght gold med,!ls tn sw tmmtn g. Lll1ldlct's effervesce nt Usa 111 Bolt wllh three gol ds .tnd thr ee world rccn rd s ' Ill th e sp11 nls Delighted w1 th th e on f•e ld compet iti on, the IOC tn sisted Its much - debo~t e d sclectton ol Betpng b.1ck 111 200 I had been vtndl cdted "Ton1ght, we co me to th e end ol 16 glono us days wh,ch we wdl Lhensh fOI cvel. IOC PreSide nt Jacques Rogge lolu the c<~pacny ero\\ d ol 91 ,000 at the N,IIIUna l Outdoor Stadtum .•tnd a global TV aud1en ce "Through these ga mes. the world learned mo re .1hout Ch1na, .md C h111.1 le,trncd mmc o~bout th e \\o rld .. 'TI1ese were tru ly exce ptJ Oilltl gtt mes ." he Sd ld. bel ore d ec l.1n ng th em form,!lly c losed The he<1d of th e , Be IJ 111g o rgantztng commmee. Ltu Qi, smd the games were " tesumony to the fact that th e world has rested 1ts trust in China " He called them "a grand eelebrauon of sport, of peace and friend ship. " Before and durin g the games, Rogge and the IOC were crttic1zed by human rights groups for the1r reluctance to publtcly challenge tl\e Chtnese as vart· ous controversie s arose over press freedom and detentton of d1 sstdents . Athletes sh1ed away from maktng polillcal state- ments, and "protesr zones" established 1n BctJtng went unu sed as the authonlles re fused to ISsue permm for them and deta 1ned so me of the applicants. But !he .ttmosphere was fe su ve at th e stad•um as firew orks burst from 1ts top nm - and fro m loc.tllon s across the vas t cdpltul c tty - to begin th e clo" ng ee r- h) unl' I )•"d - 1111 "' P<>"L'"I\IllS Ill tl1l; Ill st h.tll T ilL' Bcn~ . d-.. llldlld!..!l'Li ,til ol lJ.+ 1.till~ 111 the l1.tll .111d nc1 e1 .!Lh ,lllccd I,11 thc1 th,nl th,· S.11nts -17-).trd hne dtll· 111~ the !.!.tmc 't he1 l1,1dn't been shut illlt 111 lhl~~pll.:'\l'd-.011 'lllLL' Monday, Augus t 25, 2oo8 www .mydailyscntine l.com J()l)9 dl Deuon_ It '"" the l11st tJllll' in IJ.tnc hhc ht "i lor) til~\ "ere shut out .n h om~ dur·lll i! L~n cxhthtt to n ThC Sdt ll l~ lt rsl-s tn nn ollcnse 1110\'L'd the bctO Slnuothl). hu t l UUidn I put up m.111y pomt s. Dt cw B1ces ".ts 1-l-ul-22 lr11 il)Y ymds .md one touchdo~; n hclt\l e lc.tl n1g l.tte 111 th e liN hcdl 111111' ,, 10-0 le.uJ He tl11 ew ,, 1-vctrd touch dow n p.tss to ll" hl e11d Ron 111 e G hent. "'i10 bc.tt lnu:b,ll 'e' Kellil RI\'C" lu sl-lound Cnl clllll.ttl's PICK Fans cxp1essed II LIS tl.t· t1oll .1110 diS hCilcl oWl O\VIIL'J Mtkl' Browns dcc tSIO il to le·SI Uil II OUbied •ace 1ve r Cl111 s Hen1v e.11 he• 111 the week rile "Be ng.th •clc.~Sed htm 111 the oll ~c.l ­ soll .titer lm "'t h utl- llelu tu n-In dunng lm 11111c wt th the Bcngdls l11 st scason1n the G1bbs st,t· ble to bec ome th e mos t dmnm.tnt dme r 111 .dl ol 1ac111g. BeSides hiS e1ght Vtl' lon es 111 the pre ni JC I SC II C'· he 's ~ll~ O WOII SI X N.ttiUnwtde and tht ee tlllck se n cs 1ace~ Busc h used .t da11 ng move on the 55t h l.tp to glclO th e le,td He h.td WOikccl hts W.l)' IIllO tlurd plo~ce dlld w.ts w.ttch1n g Ed\\ards u y lo1 severa l J,tp s to get .11 ou nd the l.tppecl c.tr nl Ju.tn P.tblo Montoy.t. When tl1.1t ello1t c,,used Edw,uus to sw 1ng w1de 111 th e second • tu 1n. Bus ch <~ngled hiS Toyot ,t towdl'd th e instdc l111e. ,, three-w 1dc mane til e1 th.tt took h1111 l10m th nd to ll rst Busc h tW ice tneu to h.mu onto the le.td on 1es t,ut s 10 the tm.tl 50 laps. ,md wl11l e he seemed to pull , ,wo~ y on the l1rst one. Edw.11ds ne1er let h1111 do 1t gtvcn ll SCLOIH.I chdnce emo ny Altc1 o~n .trmy h,llllt played the Chmese n.ttlon.tl .tnthem sw ,u Ill"' ol gll !l y dre ssed dan ceiS, ac1oh.tt s and L11u mme1s sw 11 led onto the l•eld , th e n n1.1de room for the athletes. st1 oii11W 111 c.ts u.lily .tnd ex uber.tn tl y 110111 lour dJII CICill entr.tn Les Twn- th11d s ol th e w.ty through th e ce Jemon y c.une tllC pul s,11111g showWi thlll· .t ·s ho w by London. co mpl ete w1th bre.1k d.lll c'ng. h1p hop .mel h,tllct F10m .t stdge 101111ed 11om ' .t red douhl e-dec ke• ht" Po~ ge pld yed the c lo~ s Sic 1ock 1111 "W hol e I ott.1 Love" '" 811t1SI1 pop se nsation Leon.t Le w" belted out the Iynes Bcckh,un tn ,( sty liSh bl.tck SWCd( Sti li , boo ted ,, soccer b,d I 11110 th e su 1rolmdmg tin ung ol athlete s on th e st.tdium no or Former Olymp1c runn er Seb.tstldll Coe, now cho111 · man ol th e London org.l· nt ZIIH! comm1ttec. was elated ·'W h,tt we have wtt nessed "' Be q•n g 1s " truly specta c ul,u Olympt c G.11nes ·• he s.t td "We h.tve "once tn a l•l cu mc oppm -. tuntt y to build on tl11s mome nt " Aller the Bntons rel mqutshed the spotlt ght , th e Olymp1 c tlo~m e atop th e stad1um w,ts ext iiH! lll shed A carmval-themed segment completed the show, featunng a duet by Domingo and Ch1nese sop rano Song Zuytng. There was another, n01sier barrage of ftreworks and confetti ftlled the atr. Chma invested more than $40 btllton in the games, whtch tt vtewed as a chance to show the world It s dr amattc economtc progre ss. Olympic tele. casts achreved record rating s in Chin a and th e Un ued Stutes, and the games' presence on ltn e was by far the most extenSIVe ever Rogge sa 1d th ese Olymp1cs would lea ve " l.tstmg, pos Jtt ve legacy lor Chtna - unproved tr.ttHpmta tlo n infrastructure, more grass-root s mterest 111 recreat 1onal sports, a more agg resSIVe .tppro ac h to curbm~ .t tr pollution and ot her c nvi •onmentul problem s Smog that enve loped Monday, August 25, 2008 us from Page Bl Ol}mprc ullnpcll tlull ho~,l been h!Slllll 111 .1 D1c.tm lll.lllhu p \\ l.t!J _g ll )" IHllltL'Ll l oiLLtn. Mo~ciL ll11 d o~nd the 1cst ot tl•e' l l S tc.tm th.1t B~uu:lund the I YY-2 dumllh ttcd G.tm~s I ll f-< org~:t lOillp,tn "Olh lll tho . . l' ~ll\" The An1e1Jcdns 11e1e lc1ch to he bet te• th.111 Spa tn on Suml.t y Rmh Fc1n.mdct ...,Ulled 22 po111ts ·.md l'. tu C/ ,!Sol h.td 21 lu1 the Sp.1111 "h the I(' Jgllt !lg \\o1ld ch.unpHllls \\ ho WCIL' hop tng to Will thc 11 ltrst Olymp ic gold lJ S pl.t yets .r pprcc l.tied the g.tnk' Sp.un gL~\ L' them Aile• th e conte st thc·1 hu gged the Sp.111hh p ), J\L' I ~ Bry.mt h. td .111 '-''P''"·'"' long c mh r:tLL' IOJ (i.tsol p.ll ttng ht s I os Angc)e..., L1k~' " IC.IInm.llc on the h.ILI< Sccmmg lu .tpp!cc tdle the 111Clll1Cl ll ,J!tCJ LOilg l.tlll]dt 1n g Spam the te. tlll ]O tncd 111 .1 Ltrclc . 1t1mp1ng up .md .It LCll iCI LOlli\ dlld dUVvl} v.. .t\1118 tr J umph<~nll y to the uowd '" K11y~C11 sk1 Medals from Page BJ tll llliJ on Its ho st 111 le lo1 th e 2012 Summc1 G.tmcs. ho~d tis bes t Ol ympi cs 111 .1 ccntu IV wnh 19 go ld med.ds good tm lo tllth pl ace behrnd th e Ru sSI.tns Its cyclists .111d s:ultH s wcte the Ll.tss ol the l1eld .llld ILJ ye.u- o ld Rebecc.1 Ad lnl ~ ton st unned th e SW II111111tl g wolid ~>llh two golds 111 diS't;.mcc events ft \hl S ~~~" {1 ll SdtJSJVllli! Olymp1cs lo• m.tn y nt' the ld ~ V..Cdkl'l S]Jllll t llg n.ttlon s A 1Cd11d X7 lhlttolh won mcd,ds. seve n m01 e than th e prev1ous h1gh m Sydney 111 2000. .nJLI " dozen IJ.ttllrns \\011 cuh er the1r ilrst -e vc• ~o ld m edo~ l or t1rst med.t l nl',my LOIOI It the1 e w,., " pllll lllll e nt WO ! ~ wa nted to pl.ty to u>1nn11t 111 three yc.u s He not Bn...ult .tnd J.Hnc' e • d qtnckly on bOc!IJ· .md l,mde almost e1erynnc e lse he dsked lur. findmg .t ~toup <)t NBA st.u s caga to g1\l' up Lhe,lr su mmer to ge t h.tLk wh.tt they telt belonged 111 thet r ltlt!IHI V Anu he needed ,d I ol them ,tgamst ,, Spam teo~m th .1t on th" day would l1c1ve ltl<el~ heaten any OthCI ICCCIH US squ.td , J.tsnn K1dd r.111 h" teconl Wo lll..' he J1dll I di!L\idV ow n ·1he '-IBA MVP poundecll11 s to 56-0 111 sen lUI mtelll .tllon l1.111ds Ill\\ .trd the 11om 111 .11 p l o~y and collected .tnothe• go ld to place .tlongs1de the LC khLtf 1t Jil L '' th L·.en d he e.u ned 111 2000 one Jwnl'" . . Loted 14 pomt~. becommg the I \t h US 11 l11 k C.11 meln An thun v .md Chris P.tu l h.td I 1 .tp i~Ce lu1 pl,tycr, wuh multiple golds Th.tt el ne Its!. wh!Lh tltc r\ lll l' II Cd !lS whu h L~LI won hl!lllll' m~d.tls •n the1r l.tst mcludes M1d1.tcl Jord.m .tnd I\\ o Jnlclll LII IO!M l even ts. the scH~n otl1er O!t?,tm Tedlllt'l "' 200.+ Oly mplls ,md '06 could ~row 111 cO I ~ Pcttd and D\1 1~h t How,!l d >.li d IVO! Id cl wmp1onsl11ps The U S s to~rt ed plan11m g they "ouCJ be 1n London II lur thts ~.t m c .titer that tirst .tsk-~J .•md perh.tps IMII tillS nc nt the luw po1111 1n Its team wuld JOIIl them J,1mes 1.111 out tm prcg.unc hoot" lmtu1 y. followmg .t W.ttlntlps With Ills ltngc1 111 ' ' xth -pl. tce ll op two ye.trs '·" hc1 111 th e wolid clwnp•- the""· o~llcddy bel 1e1 lllg the <>nshtps Je11 y Col,tnge lo US 11as No I But e1e11 "'" c11en wntw l ol USA tlw ugh the Ame11c,ms 11ere ll.tskcth.li i .111d LOilSIIUCled ,( shoot1ng hette1 th .m 70 pe lll.t tlotMI tc. tm ptog r.tm 111 cent tor most ol th e 111 st ho~ll. 200(1 ICljll lllllg those whu 11 would t<tke .1 lon g 111ne to .tppi.!ULkd 011 the Sidelines. I he Amcllc,tns h.td wo n tll~IJ ln -.t \L'\~11 g.tm e~ by ~() 1 pu111h. ltllluU r11g Ll 119X2 10111 o l Sp,un But th ey Ill'\ c1 11&1 cunllol ul th" g.t rne gr\ tng up open look s 11!1111 til~ pe11met~t ,md plcn~~ of potnh Ill lhc p.unt l~ut ll1v:mt. \\l1ll ~>mted so lu11g 1 ' tm,lll y \\C, u the red. "h •te .tnu blt1e. hn two 1Jl<~ l!lh!r-. mlt b1g fourth q uttltcr to .tdd the ~o ld med.tl tn ti ll' onl) piece ol hoops h,!ld- the ':!dmes. It was Rus . . r.t. whoSe tc. tm wo1s dcpmed ot I0 .tlhlete s du e to doptn g .tccusat• ons The Ru . . sJ, ul\ flm shed ~l l.hstalll thud 111 botll gold medals , 11 rth 2\ and m e1,dl med,tl s wnh 72 - do\\ n I tom 27 ,l!lJ 92 lOlii VCd f S .1~0 Ill Ath ens Ge1m.lny .tnd Jap,tn ·""' l.11ed notl ce.tbl y worse tl1.tn 111 Athens. The Un1 ted State s was d".1p pou11 ed by ItS boxmg • (one b1o nze medal ) t c o~m .md ,, l.tck ol golds by liS sp•r ntc iS. btl! was delighted hy b1 c.tkth roug hs 111 lesser ID"L' J .t t sp01t-. . . uch lh le nclll g, as we ll '" hy th e ht stonc e1ght gold s In ! l eLOill -s mushmg sw tmm el Mtchael Phelps ' "Both on the l•elu ol play .md oil. thiS wtll go down as nne ol the g•eatesl perforlll.li1Ces ever lor a Un1ted Sidles Olymp1c Tedm ." spoke 'l11,111 Octn y l Se tbel s,ud S undo~y u. . u.d --~ nttlL' "huh lc,tdtnQ lor much ot th e lir,t qu.tner. A qu• ck huN ol I0 ptl 111ts by James .md W.tdc h.td the U S ,t<il.mta ge up to I~ potnts "tth -+ mmutes Iell 111 the h. lit . hut Sp.11n chtpped awdy .tnd u.uleu on ly 69-61 at the hi Cdk Sp.11n ",,s wttht n four on .t the ti111J .t m1 Fern.mdez's 3llUlllh~ l Ol the g ~tmcs h.a.l d gnoLI 111tlu e nc e " n g ht ~ gro up ' dJsilgtceU "Th e te.tl•t y ts th,,t the C hm cst: V:O\c tnm cn t ..., hn ... tln g ()I tile g.un ..:s h ds hce n .r c.Jt,tl ys t lot dhU...,L'"'· lead ing to lll.ISSI\C lntccd ev tdiO!l .., .J ~ lll !.!C 111 thl! d e t e n t1~ m .111d h : u~1 ss mcnt ol c nt iLs , repe.1teu '10la11on s ol lreedom , and med1a 111creased poltucal repre sSion ," sa1d So ph1 e Ri cha rdso n of Hum a n Rt ghts Watch. "Not a sing le world leadel who allended the ga me s or members of the IOC se1zed th e opportu111ty to challenge the Ch1n ese government's beh.t v1or 111 any meu ntn gtu l way" Led by Phelp s ,mrJ Bo lt. athletes broke 43 world records and 132 Olymptc records during the ga me s. Yet Rogge, who vtstted every venue, sa1d the most tou~:hmg mom en t for htm came ' after the I 0-meter mr ptstol e ~ent , when go ld medalt sl N1no SalubudLe of Georg1a emb1aced •unner-up Natalia Pad enn <L of Ru ssra eve n ,1s thetJ two co untn es' .trm •es lm1ght back 111 Georgta "Th.1t k1nd n t spor ts manship " 1c.d ly IC ill.trl<"bl e." Ro gge '" 'd. .tr rcs t E-mail classtfted @myda•lytnbuQe com pmnter cut ll down to 91-89 tth X. U 1Cn1.1inm g Bryant "'"" c•ed wyh ,, hucket. I.tier .tdckd ,, 1, ,mel th •ngs seemed "'"lr: when Jdme" scOJed to llldKC II 10\-LJ2 Sp.11n m.td e one last pu sh to close w1 tl11n 108- 104 on C.11 lo' lnnenet's 3-pomte•. but W,Kic h1t one on the othe1 end .md the h nal sco1e hec,m1c lopSided when the <\!11eiiL,IIlS 1111 d bunch O! l1ee thlll\\s .rfter the Spanish became lnt stl ;tted .md were co~lle d l\)1 the techn1c.tls 11 Oeadlfiruword Ads Display Ads 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. the cntu c one 1<11 e.tc h 470.000 o1 ns US e tl01 t ho wever. W,ts cl II J million tll lzens recog n111on o l Ch1na 's Populou s coulltlle s w11n no · mcd.ll s mc luded ''"i va i .ts the domtn,111l Summer Olymptcs powe1 P.tkiStan . the Ph1ilppm es "Chm.t h.ts been svs tcm .md B.md.tdesh d!lcally t<uge un g eve! y smKc11ya: desptte electtoll gle .tvad.1ble mecl.tl. and rcl.ttcd u111est wh ich killed "e ' re go 1ng to h.tv e to do hunch eds ,tnd diSiuptcd Its th,111111he future," ''" d US p1 ep drdtam s. hlld " greal Olym_ptc Commlllee ch.ttl· g.lll1Cs IVtth IIVC gold s and man fjeter Ueberroth " 1-+ n1et1.1ls overall Chma, ot course. has th e t:lh!Optan tullners Kenemsa largest population pool Bel<ele .1nd TiiUnesh I 3 blihon people - trom D1b.tbd eacl1 won rare dou wh1ch to rec1uit athl etes ble ~old s 111 the 5,000 and Several t.•r small c1 11.ttions I 0.000 d1stmgu1sh ed the mselves 111 Ove1o~ll. At 11 c.t won 40 medals per co~plla. med,d s - th e mos t evet Jama•ca·s spnnters .md Tho se 1llLiuded th e t1 rsl· hurdle• s - led by tnpl e- ever Olymptc medals fo r gol d se nsation Usai1~ Bolt Togo 111 ct~noe1ng. - won I I medal s. one lor M.tLII tt1u s 111 bnx1ng, and every 245.000 of lis 2 7 Sud.m Ill the 800 meters mtlhon people. Wnh d pop- Also W11111111g t1rst - e~e r ulatton of 21 4 mill10n, med als we1 e TaJ tk stan. Australia won 46 med.li s, llah1.un {.! go ld by Rachid one for each 465,000 peo- Ranm Ill the men 's 1,500). ple Cuba won 24 med.ll s, .md w.ll-101ll At gham sta n HOW IQ WRITE AN AD Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ... • Include Phone Number And Addresl When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days Ohro Valley Publlahlng reserves the r1ght to edit, reject or cancel any ad at any t1me >Errors Must 8 eported on the t1rs ay of publication an he Tnbune-Senltnel eg lster wrll b esponsrbfe for n ore than the cosl o he space occupie y the error and onl he ftrst tnserllon. W hall not be ltable to ANNOUN<.:EMH<I~ ec vetmm eey, piclures that are placed in ads al the Gallipolis Dally Trtbune, must be picked up wflhln lhlrly (30) days Any picture& that are nol picked up will be dtscarded rr~=====~~ e ve ep em er 2008. Any classified ads laced in the newspape : tllat cost less than $25 00 must be pre- lb==~·l~d===!l ubhcation or omts ion of an advertiSe ent. 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Pleasant. • ... 076 OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH lN G CO recommends that you do busmess w1th peopl e you know and NOT to send money through the mail unttl you have mvest1galed th e oftertng 0 " s•l Hll\11 ~ toKS1t r I ed e·matl @ytc·ttl e com for www com1cs com 110 Hu .1' WA~TEtl Bo11ow Smarl Conlacl lhe OhiO DIVISIOn Of F1nanetal lnsl1tut•on's Off ce of Consumer Affa1rs BEFORE you refl nance your home or oblatn a loan BEWARE of requests for any large advance paymEJnts of fees or 1nsurance Call the OH1ce of Consumer Allatrs loll free ar t 866 278 0003 to learn 11 the mortgage broke r or rende r 1s properly licensed (Th1s IS a publi c se rv1ce announcemen l lrom !he Ohm Valley PubliShing Company) Sl Kllll~ Get A Jump on TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? No Fee Unless We W•n' 1 888 582 3345 SAVINGS © 2001! by NEA, 110 110 Hu I' W,wrm Htu• Ill· II 10 """''lll I Sl\ II HOMI.S HIRSAIJ • - - - - - - - .__ _ _ _ _ __. Now Acceptmg Applicattons Body Shopl Servtce Department Management tMust have good customer relatton Sktlls +E x1 Jrt ence a pl us but not necessary +4 0 1k plan Med1cal Insurance Plan •Drug Free & Smoke Free work pla ce +Good Pay Plan Sm1th GM Superstore .:..:;:I -~, !.. ,, .· "'"" ~- 19DO Eastern Avenue Gallipolis, Oh1o Ohto Vall ey Home Heallh Inc htrm g Home Heallh Atd es STNA CNA CHHA PCA may apply a! 14 80 Jackson Ptke Gallipolis Ohto or phOne 740 44! 139 3 for more 1nfo Compet•t•ve wages mtlea ge retmbursem enl and benefit s tnclud lng 1'1 eal!1i 1nsurance & much more -======POST OFFICE NOW HIRING Avg Pay $20/hr or $57Kiyr Includes F-ed Ben OT Placed by adSource not USPS who htres _ _1_ 8_6_6_40_3_2_5_ 82_ _ Sodexho Catertng Services located on th e Un1vers •!y o! Ato Grandes campu s has open pos•tFons We are lodk· •ng for a luff 11me e)(pert enced coo k We also ha ve on call part tnn e postttons ava ilabl e Pl ease apply 1n person at 111e U,;Jwerstly s ca le1er1a No telephone calls please The Jackson Co unty Farm Serv1ce Agency (FSA) Office USDA has one per manent full t1m c non CIVil serv• ce program lechn. c•an pOSit iOn avatlnble Veteran preference does not apoly lncumb enl will assrst deiNertng available federal farm programs to agncultural producers w1th n lhe serv1ce area of the coun ty othce Backgro und and or Secuuty mvest1gatton wtll be requ.red pn or to establ ish ment of entr anee !o duty date once select1on IS made Apphcat1ons Will lle accepted through Septembe1 05 2008 and are ava• lable at the Jackson Co unt~ FSA Of frce 530 Freedom Road Ripley WV 2527 t Phone 304·372· 6231 The Un ited Stat es Government does not diS· cmmnate 1n employment on the basts ol race color relr g1on sex nalural or~gm polrt1ca l alftltatmn sexual onent ai!On manlal slatus d1 sab•liry age membership 1n an employee organrza· liOn or othe! non ment lac tor FSA IS an Equal Opporlunlty Employer Property Man ager needed lor famtly commuMy Part· time Must have prevtous e)(penence reliable trans· porlahon be dep endabl e WV BOhr Underground and able to work •nda pend· Mm er Class start1ng soon ently EOEI DFWP Please Whit Co Tralntng 304 372 forward resume •ncl ud tng ::&34 ~6 -~~~~-, salary reqwements to Bo)( li50 SntOOI 101 c/o Gallip ol is Dmly IN>1lUI(110N Trtbune, PO Bo)( 469 ~w..;,.,::;~~--_.1 Gall tpoll s Oh 4563 1 Gallipolis Career College (Careers Close To Home) Call Today! 740·446·4367 Dump and Aegtonal 1 800 2 !4 0452 Pneumatt c Tanker Drtvers A& J Truckmg Company tn Manella OH ISsearch1ng fo r qu alilred COL·A drivers for regtonal dump and pneu Courtstde Bar & GnU now htrtng eJCpenen ced wa11ress es Great pay 1n a fast paced envtronment Call to sal up an tntervtew or pt ck up an applicahon 308 2nd Ave mali c tanker postltons Ouallfted applicants must be GallipoliS 740 441 9371 at least 23yrs, have a mint · mum of 1 years of safe com FEDERAL mereta! drt\llng expenence m POSTAL JOBS a truck HazMal cer1tfi calton $17 89·$28 27/hr now htr- clean MVA and good s!ab•h· tng For app ltcatton and tree IY We otter compettb ve ben· governement JOb tnfo call eflts plus 40 1(k) and vaca Amertcan Assoc of labor 1 lion pay Contact Kent al 9 13·599·8226 24/h rs emp BOO 462 9365 to apply or I'JO serv lo vtww r] truclong com EOE & Wanted recep!lon1st sales pe rson hrly & comm apply In person at TA Communic:ationt bes•d e KFC ,., ~ Inc ~ wv :?5 728 by Sept t 2008 h1rtng STNA s, CNAs and PCA's lor Mer g ~ <Hid Alhens An Excell enl way 10 earn County areas Fl&)(lble money The New Avon Schedulmg Monthly Bonus Ca ll Manlyn 304-882·26 45 and Coverage pay opportu· nll1es Local Coverage area AVON I All Areast To Buy Ol' Als o Accepting applications Sell Shnley Spears 304lor ou r PCA Tramuig 675-1429 ClaSS?S Don t mtss yo ur chance to w1n a Gas Card BooK keepo r 1mmedla1e for Now Htres (Aestncltons employment attracttve Appl y) Cal l (740)592·2444 salary no formal B)(p need- for tnlormatron • 1nfo u'IO IIC't,H J'ROil.,'itO~ \I CLASSIFIED INDEX • Bt SINIXS 01'1'( )Kit ~rn 446 6345 r •. Mo~11 tO I All~ W1ll babys~ •n my home M•nutes from Holzer Can supply references Hea!her al 740 446 4876 ktllen s who need lov1ng home s please call 740 256- Tools & etc mecl1· power " - - - - - - - - " tools carpenter tool s lawn & >This newspape 1473 imm edtate Op en1ngs garden km!es & wat che s ccepls cniy hel 1 Car and Tru Ck Techni Cian JBwelry Buy trade or se lf lo;;tANIJ anted ads meetln 1 0•1 and Lube Techmctan home 388 1515 or cell 208· FOUND Car and Tr uck Techn•c•an s OE standards 0320 ' are compensated based on Black & while Bo ston TE!mer >We Will not knowing Tools & etc macl1 power eJCperten ce and elftc1ency mtssmg from Syra r1 use y accept any adver lools carpenter tools lawn & 011 and Lube Techn1 c1ans smce Wed Aug 13th name are compensated hourly 1aement m vrolatto garden kntfes & wat ches IS Molly chtld s pel 1f found BenefitS ava tlab le for both f the law Jewelry Buy lrade or se ll (740)992·6786 Reward ' pomiiOns tqclw:te hom e 388 1515 or cell 208 Health Insurance Dtsabtl tty 0320 Insurance 401 K Retirement and L1fe Want to buy JUNK Cars 4x4 's For Sale ..• 725 Insuran ce $250 00 Fuff Car 740 416 Announcement . .. ... 030 If you are under apprectat· 1594 Antiques....... .. ......... .......... ........ ......... 530 ed by your current employer Apartments for Rent.................. ., ••••....•.• 440 Want to buy Junk Cars call or IUSI !ooktng for a care:er Auction and Flea Market.. ... 080 740 388 0884 change 101n us 1orla1 Auto Parts & Accessories .......... ~.... .... 760 At JQhn Sang Ford Ltnco.n Auto Repair ....................... , ...••••. •. •••. • . 770 I \11'1 \II \1 Mercury you are noiJUSt an Autos for Sale ... . ..... ..... .•.. 710 . \lin II I" employee you are part of Boats & Motors tor Sale •• •.. . 750 our famtly Building Supplies...... ......... . .. ..... . ...... 550 110 Ask lor Brad Sang lo Business and Buildings ............ ............. 340 HFU' WANTEll schedule yo ur lntervtew Buslneu Opportunity..... 210 today Business Training ............... ... 140 Campers & Motor Homes .......... .............. 790 100 WORKERS NEEDED Camping Equipment . •..• ••. .. ........ ....... 780 Assembl e cral!s wood Cards of Thanks • 010 ttem s To $480/wk Malenals Child/Elderly Care..... . ........ ... 190 provtded F"ree mformatton Electrical/Refrigeration.. .. . .. ..• .. .. ...... . 840 pkg 24Hr 80 1·428·4649 Equipment for Rent . .. .• • 480 195 Upper Rt\ler Ad Excavattng •••.. . ..... •.. • . .. 830 Advocate tor non -prolFI Galltpohs Ohto 4563 1 Farm Equipment..... .......... .. ......... 610 Sexual Assautl Resource 1 BOO 272 5179 Farms tor Rent.... 430 EOE Cen ter loca ted •n Mason Farms tor Sale 330 County full t•me degree tn -~-----­ For Lease..... . ....... 490 soctal serVI ce fi eld or com· Jenntfer's Staff1 flg Agency1 For Sale ... •...... . ......... .................... 585 EXTR.O. CASH? parable work uKpenence NEED For Sate or Trade 590 reqUi red Advocate ' wtll be Look1ng for STNA s LPN s Fruits & Vegetables 580 responstbl e for development AN s to work Temp nurstng Furnished Rooms 450. of the program and worktng age ncy •n OHIO & WV 1 yr General Hauling. . ......... ........ 850 roqutrncf Wtl h VICtimS Of SBIIUBI e)(per tence Giveaway . 040 Contact Jenmfer Hart assault Qualifi ed appli cants Happy Ads ........ • . . .050 1304)514 2005 seno resume to shf)uld Hay & Grain •••••. ............ ....... . . .. 640 Contact Rape CriSIS Center Help Wanted .... . ................ ... . 110 PO Bc-;w. 2963 Huntington Local Home Health Agency Home Improvements . . 810 Houses tor Rent Wwtlll 'loDo Georges Porlable Sawm•ll don I haul your Logs 10 t11e M1ll fLISI call 304 675 1957 call 740 853 25-45 or 740 r In Memoriam . . 180 Lost Female Rotlweder on Johnson Ridge Ad around 4 yrs old spayed she belongs to my 4yr old an d she really I James E Ra1ney will nol be responsible for any debts accumul ated as ol Augusl 12 2008 by NI COle 0 Homes for Sale...... 310 Household Gooda... .. ............... ........ 510 POLICIES Oh io Valley Pub hsh1ng reservu 11'1e nght to ed1!, reJect or cancel any ad at any lime Err ore musl be rep orted on the 11151 day ot publicatiOn and the Tribune Sentlnel-Aeglaler Wi ll be reapon11ble lor no more tnan tne cosl of tl'le apace occup•ed by the error and only the hrst lnurt on We aha II not be liable for any loa. or npenae that results from the publication or omtUion ot an &dverhsement Corr~:-c t1 on will be made 1n the hrst ava•l able ed1t•on • Bo~ number ade are alway• conl ldenl!al • Current rate card applfea • All reel estate advertlaemente &re subJeCt to the Federpl F111r Houalng Act ot 1968 • Th11 newspaper accept• only help wanted ada meet ing EOE atandard1 Wa wtll not knowingly accept any edvett•aing In v1olat•on of th e row Will not be re spo m11ble l or any errore 1n an ad taken over the phone kltncarlyle@comc;ast net tn • • ;/SA £• All Oi5play: 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To Publlcllltion Sunday Display 1 DO p m Thursday for Sundays Paper Found Br ushy Po1n! Ad Male & fema le Great Py"ren ees Both wht1e Mal e has a red collar (740)245 9875 ~r::::-------, ver/gold COin S any ?IVt.<\\\'1\\ 10K/14KI1BK gold jewelr y __ dental gold pre 1935 US currency prooflmmt sets 4 K111ens to G1veaway 3 dr amonds MTS Com Shop Months Old (740) 446 9535 151 2nd Avenue Gallipolis 446 2842 Free Bl ack & Wh1! e k1ttens - - - - - - - fluffy w/ blue eyes hiler Junk cars pay•ng $50 $300 tratned 304·593 2641 II no answe r leave a mes· sage 740 3BB 0011 I have 2 litters of beaultful >All Real Estat dverttsements ar • Now you can have borders and graphics added to your classified ads ~ Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics 50¢ for small $1 .00 for large KIT & CARLYLE l..o-.1 1\MJ f'Oll~ll JUST SAY CHARGE IT! GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED • All ads must be prepa1d• • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete Description • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviations . ti'OLICIES* rale car • Daily In- Column: 1 : 00 p.m Monday ~ Friday for Insertion In Next Day 's Paper S~~=:~~ Jn~Column : 1:00 p . m. F Sundavs Paper Monday t;hru Friday Ov e rs h adnw m ~ THING HAPPENS Websttes www myda•lytnbune com www myda•lysenllnel com www mydatlyreg•ster com To Place \!Crtbune Sentinel 11\e~ister Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call TOday... or Fax To (740) 446-3ooa or Fax To 992-2157 Or Fax To (304) 675-5234 c Howeve1. . h ~ co n t cnd ~ d that med1.1 res tll cll ons were loo se1 dU !I Ill! t h..: Olympics th.tn b~ l01 c hand. '.tnd so we hel1 eve In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE OCCd S I Oil~ In ciL:kno w l ed\1 ed mo ve m en t Fd lun Gong We Cove Meigs, Gallia, And Mason Counties Like NoOne Else Can! !OW C I th .tt C htn.t. desp ite pt om tses ol pt c~s 1! c~ dom dut1n g th e g t~ml's LO!l\!11 ued to block ,tcccss to 11t1111e1nUs polltiL.!IIy Ori ented Weh sttcs •nclud1n g thos e 1ela tcd tu l1bet .tnd th e ou tl.tw ed sp 111 1Ucli 1-lumttn CLASSIFIED Sp.un h1t seve n of Its first lennllcl K,udo ol West Ley den N Y . s,tld th e gttrnc s ~:xc eecled he r cxpcLI.!tlllllS We "ere p1 cp.t1 ed f01 smog pollution . dcmon' ''" ttnns , but eve •ythiJlg ho~ s gone ~e • y smoo thl y," she sa td Ro~{le m:ribune - Sentinel - 11\e~ister Lu-.hum th e uty ead ) 111 th ~ g.un es g.1ve wc.~y t o mostly L IC.! I sk tcs. ea..,Ing I~.:.JJ s th ..tt some c ndt l!d ll L L' C\t'!l\ " 1111gill h~ h,",!ldil US l01 th~ .tt hl etes A tn Cfl(.!ll www.mydailysentinel.com p!O\L' II l. tmcs .tnd Brya nt were both on the bench .ttt er p•ck •n g up t11o loul' 111 the first 3 112 11lii1Utes .tnd though W,tdc c,ulle Ill dnd p1cked up the n sL(lllng lo.td. the U S ICSCI\CS CL1U idn I ope n the1r s All real estole advert1smg m th1s newspaper IS subject to lhe Federal Fair Housmg A ct of 1966 whtch makes 11 1llegal to advertise any preference hm1ta\10n or dlscr1mmotron based on race color rehg1on 81!)( ta m1h11 l Stlltu s or national ot1gm or any mtenllon to make any such preference hm11at •on or discnmlne!lon This nf!wspa per Wi ll not know•ngly accepl advf!rt•sementa for rea l estale which IS Ill VIOlatiOn of the lew Our readers are hereby Informed that all dwellings odvertlsf!d In this newsp11per are available on an equal oppor1untty base!!. Corner Hannan T1ace & Patnpr Ad 1 248 sq fl IIV u1g space altached garao10 22x22 fr rJill porch 20 xB 1 387 ac•e l ~r m sale pncl: dS CO Uri app181S8d $86 500 3 bed HUD Homes' only ready to mo ~ e Ill S15 300 ' !01 ltsltngs 800 i;!lect nc/warer on l or shO\\ 620 4946 ex RO19 740 446 2545 or 304 773 9112 Shop the Classifieds! Tr lever bnckicedar on 98 acres Rutland 0 11 pr1ve~te sen1ng eqt 1n kitchen 3 br 2 full baths lg l•~•ng r oom lg tarn1 ly room out or flood pla111 (740)742 2404 or 740 949 2930 Are you 65 I or older? If so, you qualify for a~ Senior Discount* when you pay fdr a 6 or 12 month subscription on your home delivered subscription! Here's all you need to do ... Fill out the coupon below and drop off or mail it with a copy of your photo ID. ~alhpoh& Dailp ntribuue ~lea&aut Jaeglster 'fhe Daily Sentinel ~unbap tlttm.es -~enttner ,t)otnt ~---- - ------------ -- -----------Subscnber's Name Ml"il:U.I ...\,'I•JJl s -c:-,-,-,-,. 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Box 469, Gallipolis, OH 45631 - .. - - ........ ----- -- ..... ............ -- -- -- .. -- -· �r-· Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Monday, August 25, 2008 ~~H~Ol~~~,ES~---rc:r-•A~I~~RT~II:~~~N-.-,~:::::::::::::::::::::::;;;;;;;;;~::::::::::::~-.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~~~~~~~~~~ii Hill R~X I' FOR RtX I' Monday, August 25, 2008 ALLEY OOP . www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page BS GotN' AT BRIDGE nr eRO..wJNLAN tNsrtTOTION '1Wf.Sf, DAYS? :. ACROSS Foreclosure 4br, only 3 . 4 Bedroom. 2 bath. ~ br . liv rm , kitchen , 1 bath $25,000! Pnced to SeJll For W1D hookup. pool I deck. apartment has central a1r, l1stings 800·620·4946 ex stove 1 relr1gerator T462 Phillip Alder turn1shed w/ couch, chaus , drye1. stove , washer/ m•crowave, beds, dtn. rm table & cha1rs. includes water & trash p1ck-up $450 00 a mon $400 00 dep. call 304-882·2523 , leave message and number 1! not at home - - - - -- -2br -Apartment on V1and Sl besJCie Dom1no 's $375 month, S375 deposit 304812-4350 fur· msheel Fresh pam! , new carpet and other upQrades $650/mo + depoSII. Sewer and trash paid Call 3792317 3 bd room 1n T.PI Central a1r.doubte garage,S500 M • plus ut. & dep_w•ll trade rent Lar ge 2-story · home on lor handy man 740·667Locust Street, GallipoliS. 4 3487 ,Bedrooms , 2 Bat~ . KIT, FM , 3 br. all elec. 111 Mason, DR, LA . Laundry, out-bu1k:t· $450 00 a man $400 00 dep, ing , fenced yard , ctose to no pets 304·882·3652 • 2BR apt CIA (740) 44tschools EKcellent '0194 Condition! 740·44 1-1202, 4br. 2ba. HUD! only $238. 304-675-6363. monthl Great Locationt ( 5 ° ~ 2BR. washer/dryer hookup. down. 20yrs, 8"/oAPR ) appliances lurn1shed. 740· ·Reduced Price , 4 bedroom , L1 stmgs 800-620-4946 eK. 441 ·3702 Of 740-i8&5789 2 1/2 bath log home. 34286 T461 New Crew Rd .. Pomeroy. lg . Apartment available now pole building & out build1ng Spac10us 4 br 2 ba_ lg . yd, Rlverbend Apts . New Haven on 6 acres w/pond. gar , deck very nice! WV. Now accepting applica(816)668-0758 $600.00 per mon. $500,00 tions for Hud -Subs1CI1Zed . Reduced! New, Never lived dep no pets. or smok1f1g oM· Bedroom Apts Utll1t1es in 2br, 2 bath w/ whirlpool 304-675·0867 or 394-372· included. Based on 'ao%ol adjusted 1ncome. Call 304tubs, large LA on 3 acres 6 620. 882 -3121 . available lor m/1. $75,000. 740-446-7029 Syracuse 3 Br, 2 full baths, game roan;~ with ba 1 & pool Sen1or and D1 sabled people. MOHII.F. HoMt::S Lw--~ii-~iOJK-SiiAI;,;£;;,._,..1 table, targ~ YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Room Additions & ' Remodeling · New Garages .Electrica l & Plumbing Roofing·& Gut1ert Vinyl Siding & Painting Pallo and Porch Decks WV 03672S r ACRIAGE Mobile home for rent in 2 Trai ler Lots on Jericho country, 2 br.,relerences & Road $125.00 a mOn Clep. required , no pets_ 740 ~ $120.00 Clep 304 -895 -3534 742·20 14. MOBILE HOME LOT FOR Mobile Homes lor- Rent in RE~T, 1031 Georges Creek Point ·Pleasant &' Gallipolis Ad, 441 - 1111 f'eny. HUD accepled call Proper)y for sale Rio Grande lot $60,000. 2nd Ave in Gallipolis $36,000. Call 446· 2422 Taking applications for.3br. 2 ba. mobile home $42 5.00 a mon . + dep. & lea se 304 273·6622 or 304·674-6204. ----~---------3.0:.4~·6:.75:.·3~4~23~------ IH '\I \IS --,1 ~r:!IJ6~-~H~OUSF-.-os· • Hometown News, • Area 'shopping • Local Sports • Community Calendar ... and much more~ 1br. all elec., in New haven $300.00 a mon. S300.00 dep., no pets 304-882-3652 2 story house for rent, 3-4 br. , 2 be. located in Pt. Pleasant, you pay util., gas heat $600.00 a mon1 + $600.00 dep. "no pets" _30'-4-·6_7_5_-3_1_00_._ _ _ _ 2-3 Bedroom, $425/mo, $425 depo sit & utilities, 1722 Chatham Ave . 6 month l;,:e;;as:.:e'-.{'-7., 40'")64 '-"5-'·1.: 6.c46:-_ 2br in Pt. Pleasant $465 JUJ~• . 1f1411 ROGER HYSEllS GARAGE r..:wr :!0 y.:ars expai.::ncc i n 't!\\i ll g 740·992-5682 D n.1r~~. S b cl.'r~. Rod Pnd.et Drapl.' ~ . Open 9·8 M-F 9-12 Sat. S\>,IJ!"· v,llaiK'c". R~1 111 :m Shade' and ,\.hlfC ... Plu~ Plllu\\, lkl hkin:-"'" Tnll!c Cm cr' & Tnl:llc Johnson's Tree Service Runner:. Complete Tree Care lnlurtd • Fr u Esllmlles C.ll.l . SANDY Homc:7411-992-.U20 Cc11:7411-416-6144 7~0·441 -9387 Senler ClrOJfn ~alltpolis iaHp ~rtbune ~oint ~leasant legt_ ster The D~ily S¢ntinel _ iunbap ~imes -ientinel 10 Ht KJS~:HOI.I) r tO ___ 1'F_~Iii'iiii-.,J L,____ F•\Riii.liOiiiio_.J. n>K SALE ECJL II'i\11-::'\T 4 GOOIJS Min1ature Dachsh1,Jnds CKC ' reg1 ·sI ere d ,s ho1s, wo rrne d , Firm Queen Mattr ess Set male·& females. long & s ~ ort used tw1ce 5300. 7<1 0·949· ha1r, red , blac k & tan. 54'00.00 ma les $450.00 2653. females 304-593·3820 Kenmore Range . white. smoot h cook top $250. also Pomeran1ans 4 months old , Kenmore M1cr0\vave. wh1te. fT!ales , sable color $150 ove r the range 5125 Call 740·388-8642 441·9865 Pure Bred Siberian Hu sky pu ppies have 2 !eft wh1te 2&38 A apts. $385 aM up, A!'" I1Ql ' l ~ with mask & blue eyes Cebt ral Air, WJD Hookup, Tenan t pays electric. EHO 4~-------.-J mB ies.nouse oriented.$160. very nice,740-508· GIBBS ANnOUES Fri. & . Ellm Apts; Sat. 10·5. Sun. 1·7. or by 0279,1ocal celt phone ~ \R\1" 1'1'1 II s appL Also, restore l urniture -:--'c---'-:-:-,------:: Located on Tornado Rd .' oft ' &1111·""'" Gracious Living 1 and 2 At 33, Racine (Pa rk 10 Bedroom APts. at Vi llage & Ride exit. 740-949-2246 FARM Manor and Riverside Apts . in Free Rent Special!!! r View (304)882·3017 Mll;l;t:l.l ANI-1!\JS I · r We st 15 • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodel ing r conooloon 740-992-1611 1-X ~UJ;~,.: I Stop & Compare Dealer:·East Vulnerable: Both Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal *Prompt and Quality *' R ~.:<.~s,)n;lblc FRANK & EARNEST Rates 1 NOTICE * l n~un:d @ 74U-59 1-H044 · TI'I~Y'Rf CUTTING gAc.~ ON 5C.~IPHI'> · Please leave mess a e EQUII'MF.N'I' MERUIANIJISE JEl AERATION MOTORS Repaired,' New & Rebuilt In Stock. Call Ron Evans. 1800-537-9528. EBY. INTEGRITY. KIEFER BUI LT, VALLEY HORSE /L IVEST OC K TRA ILERS, LOAD MAX EQUIPMENT TRAILERS. CARGO EXPRES S & HOME ST EAD ER CARG O/GO N G ESS I O N TRAILERS. B+W GOOSE· NECK HITC HE S. CARM ICHAE L EQUI P· MENT I CARMICHAEL TRAILERS SALE S & SER20FT VICE SPEC IAL GOOSENECK FLATBED S3999. VIEW OU R ENTIR E TRAILER INVENTORY AT WWW CA AMl C H AELT RAILEA S.CO M 740·4463825 SHOP CLASSIFIEDS Have you pnr: ed a John Deere lal ely? You ·11 be surprised! Check out ou r used Inventory at W W W CA RE 0. C 0 M Carriuch ael Equ1pment. 740446-24t2 r ---Hii,\i.ljj,&,;,·_ .lr GR\I~ 4x5 round ba tes Good Hay. 740 -742-2457 or 740-4.16- good. Good after 5pm Cablnei!'V1 Alld FllrnHure I · 1A59 St. Rt. LL F lir~s. 446-4448 I'M HOLDIN' OUT FER A JOB THAT'LL FULLY UTILIZE MY P' TICK 'LAR SKILLS !! FERGIT IT, LUKEY TH' SLEEP STUDY CLINIC'S TOO FAR OF A COMMUTE !! t 160 • R FRE Gallipolis IMAT v., ~-s 30 L--•Fi.tii>iiR,;;S~A;,;,'-; ;1:_ _.1 1995 Jayo Chevy co nversion van miles 098648 : eiCcell ent shape. easy on gas. 4 new tires. 5 seats one make£ THE BORN LOSER ' ~:~6· t~a7te~: Cl~~b~~O~h:~~: brakes. taill1ght, rea r-gate, excellent shape. year old. $ 1,400, 740 992 . 0174 40 4 MoTOlU..t 'CLES' Wm:ELERS 4862 Owners: Jon Van Meter & Paul Rowe email: lrshadfrm@aol.com ~ ~ 1999 Sa tur n C2 w/ sunrool. AJC . CD player $1000 obo. 245-.9089 •' ~-------1 ! 1-r---- 810 HOME I~II'~UVE~It:NIS LJH .. FOR UMM, ~CHOOL Guttering SU PPLIES Seamless Gutters Roofing , S1ding , Gullers Insured & Bonded 2007 Mustang GT. loaded Ca . . Sp 1800 m1tes call 304675-8156 740-653-9657 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional l1le time guarPolice Impounds! Cars from antee. Local references fur$500!. Hondas. Chevys, ms heel. Estabfished 1975 . Jeeps. Fords & more! for Ca ll 24 Hrs. (740) 446listings aoo -620·4876a~ V1135 0870. Rogms Basement Waterproolu"'lg. Superior Home Mainten ance AU home repair. mside and out. Plumbmg, carpentry, etc . Ca ll 339-3442 PEANUT,S Manley's Recycling 503 Mill St•lllddiiiiOil OH 4SI80 1.892-·38114 11VE ALWA'<5 WONDERED HOW '(OU DECIDED THAT'S A .GOOD ~UESTJON TO BECOME A DOG .. PAYJNBTOP "ICES fUI .......... llllnl ICIII Fir Clll'llll'rlelll PSI CONSTRUCTION exoneration from or limitation of liability pursuant to Title 46 §§30601. et seq. of the United States Code for claims for losses and damages arising out of, or attrib~ ulabte 10, a June 23~ 2007, Incident InvolvIng the MJV DIRKTAYLOR and hs tow and a pleasure boat at approximate Mile 216, u.s.c. Ohio . River "Incident"). All firm, persona, or corporations having claims arising out of• the "lncldent must file them in the form pre~ scrlf!ed by Rule F of Supplemental the Rules for Certain Admiralty and Claims, Maritime Federal Rues of Civil Procedure, with the Clerk ol the United States District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia, Parkersburg Division, on or before October 15, 2008. Any such claimant dealrlng to c·o ntest SMI's rlghl to exonera· lion must file an An ower . to said Complaint wllhln the limo prescribed above . YOUR ARE NOTIFIED thai failure to timely file a Claim and/or Answer. In proper form, within the time prescribed above. will operate to bar the sub~ sequent filing of a claim, suit, or answer, arising out of said casualty, against SMI and/or any of ha ofll· cera, agents, servants, employoos, or afllllot· ed companies, or the MN DIRK TAYLOR, in rom, arising out of or attributable to the aforementioned lncl- RICK PRICE New Homes, Room Additions, Remodeling, Metal & Shingle Roofs. Siding, Decks, Bathroom Remodeling Licensed & Insured wv #040954 Cell 740-590-7666 740·992 -0730 dent. FINALLY. a true 'and correct copy of any Claim or Answer flied In accordance with the foregoing should be served on SMI's attar· nays at the following address : John R. Hoblitzell, Esq. Kay Casto Chaney PL~C CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION • Vinyl Siding Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Efectrfc, Plumbing, DryWall, Remodeling, Room Additions • Replacemenl a. P.O. Box 2031 Charleston, WV25327 (304) 345-8900 (304) 345·8909 (Fax) lhoblltzell@kaycasto.c om Counsel ·'tor SMI Marine Transportation LP E. Spivey Gaul!, Eaq. Ramona I. Gardea, Esq. Gault, Marshall Miller, PLLC P.O. Box 30 Paducah, KY 42002· 0030 (270) 442-1900 (270) 442-8247 (fax) sgault@gaultlaw.com rgardea@gaultlaw.com Counsel lor SMI Marine Transportation, LP Clerk. Untied States District c·o urt for the Southern District of West Virginia Parkersburg Division by : Judy Kirkpatrick D.C (8) 4, 11 , 18, 25 J&L Construction Windows • Roofing • Decks • Garages • Pole Buildings • Floom Additions Owner: James Keesee II 742·2332 COW and BOY , YOU EVE~ FEEL LIKE EVE~YTHING YOU LEA~NED YESTEQDAY HAS BEEN WASHED AWAY, LEAVING TO RELEARN THE SAME LESSONS OVER _._;""--~ AND OVER? GARFIELD , 740-367-0544 Free Estlmataa 740-367·0536 ,/ 740-985-4141 Slay lriformed... " tbe 4@alhpolis iJBailp ~rlbune . · ~be _Joint :J)Iensant 1\egister The Daily Sentinel ·Cell : 740-416-18)4 25+ year.'i experie11ce Free E.~tima res forward to Klutz's cry Tr uman (2 wds.) · 54 Hole-making 21 Vegas lead-In tool 10 Chanel"s 22 Apple 55 Go steady nickname goody 11 Try 23 .Refuge DOWN to lind out 26 Certain 17 Smudges hardhat 19 John, 1 2001 ' 29 Woe is mel to Caesar in Aberd een 30 Tavern · 2 Modicum 22 Golf tees inventory 3 Hopped 23 Loft filler 31 Schmooze a jet 24 Porter 33 Ginza 4 Hens and stout money 5 Splinler 25 Windmill 34 Processes groups b lade cotton 6 Frau ' s 26 Brunch fa re 35 Turkish abode 27 Batter official 7 Hot time ingredients 36 Made in Quebec 28 Fan noise waterproof 8 Went 30 Ukraine 38 Rumpled swimming capital 39 Centurion 's 9 Valhalla 32. Harbor 14 host 34 Dance moVe GRIZZWELLS )bU 'NAtrr 10 6o !¢tA~HD nl~ Hf.W IJA\KEY &'A~ AT 35 Liotened 37 Principle! 38 Farrow of "Zelig" 40 Really nlc person 41 Hollow 42 Burden 43 Fast·talk 44 Type of bean 45 Fll of piql 46 Crane operator': perch 47 A GershVI 49 Previous CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos :: aleb r' l'l C•pher cr.,·owgra ms are crealed !·om Juota!IO"S PI 'am oJS oec: e :lilS! a~ ~ oresem Eacn ette11, :ne Ci~,er s·ana; ·~· ~"ol nl'" Today"s ~.'ue r eq(Jals J " OAEG K JPX VGPP , """"' 'llirlhday: HAFLM -LJ RXGX MLG UJXHGC ' CNWM L U J V . UAMKL MNRAFLM . " TGHHZ KNPGOJR - - - - - - fditod b1 ~LAY i P'OLtoN - - - - - - 0 llearronge lenet! cf 1~e lour scrambled words ba· low to form four ~imp lo wcr:i~ PE R IIH hit"ll ~ ~: : il·.~lf~,m d H•onL "If You J\re n"! 1\ !laid of Stgn m Fncmg tlr~ Music . \(111 M.t) . l.'ild the ll:in,l .... .... ·· ME N V I R I t--rl.,.,-,1--,lroa;-rl-rl-i 9 Compl!!le lht! ch~~kle quoted . . . . . · by f illing in 1h ~: rn iHillg W/Jrd~ L..l.--.L....JI.-...L.- ' --' you aeveiop from ~tnp No 3 below SCRM·!LtiS ANSWERS ~i2 nx fRI'GAL • TINOE - SPANK - MORBtr' • GHOI.Nil [asked my son why he gels so dinv. He told"" hecuuse he 1•.as closer 10 Ihe GROUND. ARLO & JANIS 'OOU, TRY TO UkiOCROfAIJD.' fo{OR( fQfo{OM IJOfHIIJ& Mf.AIJ ~ A~D Mf. fHAIJ YOUR fUf URU CAACK ,I ., I 0 \1\ojf ~\JIRMY um.E"~ SOUP TO NUTZ .. . WAI-'1 Too 'f;piNVf R:>~ MY 1M~' 11-IE c.AMF'~ITEf' Advertise in this space ·for $64 per month ------,-- JRRNWRKGH -~-~~-~~-ot,-'~r-~©~\t -<£U~~-~: Lh-i~~~~.-~-~~-: . I Y'll\7f.7 6ET - VAP P PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "A man usually falls m love w1th a wo man wllo asks lhe kind of quest1ons he 1s able to answer " . Ronald Colman (L.....-.;,.,_.~.-.,.,-..._o_...__.....~ ~ 472)9 Riebel Road. Long Bottom. OH AstroGraph EVER't'TI-liNG ELSE WAS TAKEN .. --~---l Call: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION MIKE W. MARCUM, OWNER (_ 20 product 52 Arab VIP 53 Mrs. ·' Local Conlraclor Room Addi ti ons • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barn' • Patio\, Porche s and Decks IT'S A SHAME; YOU THINK YOUWOULD'VE . REMEMBERED THIS ONE. 51 B eluga ··-· For Remodeling and New House Building a. . ".'? Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2008 By Berni ce Bede Osot Be frie nd ly to all because people can be extremely hetp1ul to you in the yea r ahead, both career-wise and socia lly. • YoUr neyv friends will in\J oduce you to groups that oan open up new avenues ot opportunity. _ VIRGO (AuQ . 23-S ept. 22 ) ~ U n less you are careful not. to get involved. you coutd get caught up in a situation with ·iwo lrrends where you will feel compelled to Si de with one against the other. You"tl be the one catted di sloyal LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Unles s you are prepared to rely mLlre upon yourSelf than on Lady Luck, ·you won't be successlul. Unfortunately. when you most need her, she wi ll be nowhere to be lound. SCORPI O (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - Even 1f 11 puts you in an embarrassin g positi on, telt it like it is. If you embelli sh th e truth 01 exagg erate the tacts. It wilt put you in a bad light SAGITTA RIUS (Nov. 23- Dec. 2t) - Be careful.about trying to be a horse trader because il you go up aga.nst someone who has had bartering e11pet •ence, you could be the one 1os1ng tt"le far m. not the other guy. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19) Having .the abiti ly to see both sides ot an is sue IS an enormous asset. Unless you tedi ously weigh and ba lance everyth 1ng . your conclu sions Wi ll turn out to be i'lel· fective and wasteful. M~ AQUAR IUS (Jan . 20-Feb_ 19) - The I DID USE only thing that wi ll hur t your image at thi s BUTTER THIS time is if you re fuse to less up to situa· TIME. lions you are unable to handle. II wi tt turn out to be an embarrassment if you can't do what you say. PIS(;ES (Feb 20-March 20 ) - It's geed to take serious issues seriously, but when it comes to competitive fun and games , treat th em lor what th ey are ~ •' diversions. If you don't, you'll end up as your own worst enemy. Af!IES (MarCh 21-April 19) - You have more abilities and talents than yqu g1~e yourself cred it lor. so don 't look at others with envy. beca use that coul d catJse you ~" · to feel unnecessan ly inadequate or ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " ' undeser ving. TAURUS (April 20- May 20) - Persons you usually tru st might not be there when you need them, eo make sure that you YOU MU5T have the ra cts on your side because C'lff NOW you're likely to be challenged GEMINI (May 21 ·June 20) - II 'Vou have a cho ice between payi ng oil an old obi!Q&tlon a"nd buying aomethlng new, get rld ot the" debt. AddlnQ to It will only put you In deeper ho le and prolong the agony. CANCER (June 21 -July 22) - Those who tend to go up agatnll you art apt to bt mort vt htmt nt than utuat. SlaM on your own. btCI'Jit ltdly, lhoae who often aupport you won't be around. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22) - Try to a11mtna11 your dutlttln an orderly tuh lon Ia toon at po11lblt. btnault II you don't more thlngt wi lt begin to pl lt up and thay co lltctlvety could txcted your ab ility to take cart ol the m, I REMEMBER GOING DOWN TI-lE LIST.. 01111111ndltfrllllnll:tllllt6:10 1m lllllfll9:00 ...12:10 1m IIIIIDIIIICUS•I . . .IIIMIIIS ClliMICC111t1111. . • CIIIM' East Th1s deal features a controversial issue among experts. look at the East hand . He opens one spa de , the player on hrs left overcalls oM no-tr ump, partner oasses. and righ ty raises to three notrump. What would a doubl e by East mean'> South , w1th live spades, m1ght pass oOJer East's one-spade bid. This 1s known as a trap pass: th e perpetrator hopes that h1 s opponents w1t1 get too high and that he will later make a lucrative penalty double. But trap Passes have !allen out ol tavor_Nowadays most experts prefer to· bid their hands if they can make an .accurate and descriptive call - hence South's one-no-trump overcall North nas an easy ra1se Ia game. thmk· 1ng the contract witt cruise ho me . Eas t knows tha t three no· trump IS probab ly hopeless wilh a spade lead . Th1 s will establ ish lour spade trif kS to go wi th th e diamond ace. Dec)arer can get home on ly if he can win with hi s spade ace and immediately cash eight tricks in hea rts and clubS . Many experts wou ld double. claiming that they are demanding a spade lead . However. if 1 may be SQ bold. t th 1nk they are wrong! What lead is West go1ng to find 1f East does. no) double? Right - a spade_ From his lousY.hand , he wi lt lead his partner's suit. What else would he G CM11'f:I<S & MmoRHUMES Sf-1(1 It I S Pass I. I fee l strongly tllatthi s doubl e should ask partner not to leael a Spade. East IS telling h1m that he has five winners in anothe r sui t and that he hopes partne r can tine! it. East has sometlling like live spades to the queen and hve solid hearts. diamonds or clubs. · · An unu sual doubl e should ask partn er to lead something unusual. Cell: 740·416·5047 Hay . t998 Yamaha Gas Golf Cart, 740 - 4-stroke, gas engine, new l1res. tune-up . bell. $2.500 more availabl-e 304·675 I H.\ \SI'OH I \ 110~ 7386 or 30.4-675·5631 10 197 I C h e~y Nova 350/350 RV Serv•ce at Carm1chael Runs and looks great. 740· Trailers 740-446-3825 245-0125 t NT 3 NT 5 Yon maiden 43 Slow do? Racine, Ohio 740·247-2019 Round Bales of Reasonable Pr~eed . 742-8200 . At TO!< FOR So\I .E :q CONrETTI?"'' month , Homestead Really 212 3rd Ave. 3 room s and Property in' Mason ·county B roker. Nan cy 304-675· bath , turnished, no pets. 304·882·2252 or 304·675· 4024 or"304-675-0799 Rent+ Dep. 740·44 1·0245 5679 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA PARKERSBURG DIVISION CASE NO. 607'CV·0530 In the Matter of the Complaint of SMI Marine ·Transportation LP, as Charterer/Operator and Owner pro hac vice of !he MN DIRK TAYLOR , Official No. .608017, for Exoneration from or Llmltallon ol Liability NOTICE OF FILING OF COMPLAINT SEEKING EXONERATIO.N FROM OR LIMITATION OF LIABILITY NOTICEISHEREBYGIV· EN that SMI Marine Transportalion LP, charterar/operalor and owner pro hac vice of tho MN DIRK TAYLOR, Ofllclal No. 608017 ("SMI"), has flied a Complaint seeking Tl'l~ NHINO~~$ I'>ON'T C.OV~~ Rel"crencc.s A\·ailahle! Gury Stanl ey West. ·North The double is lead-directing . *Experi enced Ca ll South Opening le~d: • 2 Work 7 www 40 .tlmbe 4 r4.:r:6• k••9blnrl 2'eyocom .o 4WD. b)ue&grey. 1'20000 miles. loaded runs/looks AB65J A J 9 • 7 ' + A. Q J BARNEY Har~WCDd + A 10 1; 5 ¥ ID'Sf.,;.'rr~~ P~061lAMMI NG. 446· 85 ... K 7 . TR UU<., e<eellenl 1010 • sOu th Ft'}R SAtE 1994 Toyota pickup SR S with cwstom topp er Excettfnt Condition. 1996 Honda ST tt OO motorcycle . East 4 KQ. I 109 • 2 ¥ t 0764:l • 4 :1 -t. t 0 9 8 4 :! mo pd THE IV/Nl>OW St. II.124 PomertJ, 01 MONTY 40 Help out 41 Empty space movers 8 -Raton, Fla. 12 Double 46 Lake agent activity 13 Snack 48 Pitchfork 14 Turmoilspart 15 News 50 Siyptic 16 Eighlball rod 18 Looks t KQJ9R ... 6:. 3 & Ch~h m 1counr list for Hud-subsidized, 1-br __ • apartment lOr the elderly/disabled , ca ll 675- NEW . AND USED STEEL 1 and 2 bedroo m apart· 6679 Stee l Beams, Pipe Rebar ments, furnished and unfurConc ri3te, An gle. For nished. and houses in Channel. Flat Bar, Steel Pomeroy and Middl eport , For Drains. Grating security deposit required, no Driveways & Walkways . L& L pets, 740-992-22 18. SGrap Metals Open Monday. SPAO: Tu esday, Wednesday & 1BR Apt, WID hookups . FOR Rt:NT Friday, 8am-4·30 pm. Closed satellite TV ir1cl. wlrent , Thursday, Saturd ay & close to hospital. Call 740· RetaiLIWerehouseiStorage Sunday. (74.0)4 46-7300 339-0362 Location in Gall ipolrs 1800 2 bdrm_ apt ., remodeled , sq. ft . building $400 mo. off Singer sew1ng machine in river frontage, washer/dryer street parking call wayne at deluxe cabmet 5350. Antique Library Table S100. hookups, $450, (740 )243- 404 45&3802 581 1 JR Call 740·441·8299 or 740WANmo 441 ·5472 2 bedroom apartment for 1U REr.T rent in Middleport. no pets, (740)992·5858 Wanted To Lease ~ Hu nti ng FOR Hours 7:00AM- 8:00 PM 20 V~ff IIA per..nci \IIIH "II \\IU SI $400, possible renl IO own , H ou~ng Opporlunily n--. .... - ::;:::;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...;,;.;;;, ., foUR ~'T . ~ {7~40:")24·3~-5·8·11-JR_ _....., Twin Rivers Tower is accept"'---iiii;;,;,;;,;,;,;,_p.~ APAKI'MEI\'l"S ing applications lor waiting 1br $375/rnont h. m Syracuse . Depo_ sit. t ~ud Appoved . No Pel s. (304)675·5332 weekends 740 -591 -0265 to 10'x30' 99 Ford Explorer Sport, Two 2 bdrm. trailers w/lront Mi dell.:port, !rom $327 to porch and other updates, $592. 740-992-5064. Equal r CONSTIUCTION Sizes 5'x10' Pomeroy Oh1o 25 Years Lora I Expenence 24X40 garage FREE RENT SPECIAL Jordan landing 2br, 3br & 4br's Available No Pets, Tenant Responsible for Rent & Electric 304-674·0023 or 304-610-0776 29670 Bashan Road 1' Offend morsel · ¥ K Q ,. ROBERT Racine, Ohio 45771 740·949-2217 992-621 5 wiln work area. a:ll electric central air, private 2 acre 1 Br. Mob1le home for sale park. like setting. $650 M., water.sewer.etectrlc.Beautll $650 dep., u~f . & lease ul,seculed wooded 1 acre lot reql.ureQ . Beaulfful Apts. al Jackson 20 m1n . to .Athens or Estates. 52 Westwood Momu: Ho~m; Pomeroy ,Home 1s Drive, from $365 to $560 FOR R I0\1' livable.large 2nd Bd.room 1n 740-446-2568 Eq ual · need of repair.$30.000 or Hous1ng Opportunity. This best offer. 740-698-079 t4 x65 2br. exc_ cond_ $375 inst itution is an Equal month. references required, Opportun1ty Provider ariel 14x70 2 br. 2 ba. on !ental tot no pets, Sandhi ll Rd . Employer. 2 miles N. Pt. Pleasant 304litch field Homes 304-675786-032t or 606·922·9062. 3834 CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· ED & AFFORDABLE! 3 BR 14x70 on 5.7 acres of 2BA $400/rent $400ldep. Townhouse apartm ents, land with 18x4 above ground References required. No and/or sma ll houses FOR pool. 8x10 meta! shed, pets . .Bulaville Pike - Porter RENT Call (740 )441 · l1t1 12x2 4 she el wi th loll , area. 388-1100 lor application & inlorma11o·n. $39,000 . 32 14 Boggs Rd. Patriot. OH. (740)256·6586 2BR at Johnsons Mob1le For RentBed room Home Park, Call 740-645Brand new 3bed 2bath On Furnished Upstairs 0506 or 740- 446-2003 Apartment. Reference + -half acre in Pt. Pleasant OWN ER FINANCE AVAI L· 2BR Home, St Rt 160, RequiredSome ' ABLE . 740·446-3570 $400/mo plus secur1 ty R estr~ctions. (740)446-8519 deposit. No Pets, AOJailable Federal Funds just released for Land Owne rs. No clos· 9/1108 (740)44·1·5062 or (740)379-2923 ing "cost and ZERO DOWN! Will do Land 2BR, St Rt 160, $375/mo lm pro~ements . Bankruptcy plus secu rity deposit No & Bad Credit OK, 2, 3. 4 and . Pels , (740 )44 1·5062. or 5 bertrooms available_ 740· (740)379-2923 446-3384 Cora Mill Rd 4844 Near New 3 Bedroom homes from Cora, 5 miles frorn Rodney $2 14.36 per month, IncludeS 2 BR, 1 Bath .. Appliances, many upgrade s. delivery & W/0 Hook -up,. Larg e Yard. set-up. (740)385-243 4 $385 /mo. $300 deposit. Credit Check , (614 )946LIJJ'S & 3307 or (614)332-0254. BISSELL V.C. YOUNG Ill M- 2 5 ~111 N!)rth • 7 4 Hill 's Self Storage NEA Crossword Puzzle HOW 1-R£ THI~ ---- 'W f.'vf. 1\\JRKW TO &IJD YOU TO COU.I'.i:<C I?UAUf£ IT'; A G.uOD STARfl~ L I F~ : �r-· Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Monday, August 25, 2008 ~~H~Ol~~~,ES~---rc:r-•A~I~~RT~II:~~~N-.-,~:::::::::::::::::::::::;;;;;;;;;~::::::::::::~-.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~~~~~~~~~~ii Hill R~X I' FOR RtX I' Monday, August 25, 2008 ALLEY OOP . www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page BS GotN' AT BRIDGE nr eRO..wJNLAN tNsrtTOTION '1Wf.Sf, DAYS? :. ACROSS Foreclosure 4br, only 3 . 4 Bedroom. 2 bath. ~ br . liv rm , kitchen , 1 bath $25,000! Pnced to SeJll For W1D hookup. pool I deck. apartment has central a1r, l1stings 800·620·4946 ex stove 1 relr1gerator T462 Phillip Alder turn1shed w/ couch, chaus , drye1. stove , washer/ m•crowave, beds, dtn. rm table & cha1rs. includes water & trash p1ck-up $450 00 a mon $400 00 dep. call 304-882·2523 , leave message and number 1! not at home - - - - -- -2br -Apartment on V1and Sl besJCie Dom1no 's $375 month, S375 deposit 304812-4350 fur· msheel Fresh pam! , new carpet and other upQrades $650/mo + depoSII. Sewer and trash paid Call 3792317 3 bd room 1n T.PI Central a1r.doubte garage,S500 M • plus ut. & dep_w•ll trade rent Lar ge 2-story · home on lor handy man 740·667Locust Street, GallipoliS. 4 3487 ,Bedrooms , 2 Bat~ . KIT, FM , 3 br. all elec. 111 Mason, DR, LA . Laundry, out-bu1k:t· $450 00 a man $400 00 dep, ing , fenced yard , ctose to no pets 304·882·3652 • 2BR apt CIA (740) 44tschools EKcellent '0194 Condition! 740·44 1-1202, 4br. 2ba. HUD! only $238. 304-675-6363. monthl Great Locationt ( 5 ° ~ 2BR. washer/dryer hookup. down. 20yrs, 8"/oAPR ) appliances lurn1shed. 740· ·Reduced Price , 4 bedroom , L1 stmgs 800-620-4946 eK. 441 ·3702 Of 740-i8&5789 2 1/2 bath log home. 34286 T461 New Crew Rd .. Pomeroy. lg . Apartment available now pole building & out build1ng Spac10us 4 br 2 ba_ lg . yd, Rlverbend Apts . New Haven on 6 acres w/pond. gar , deck very nice! WV. Now accepting applica(816)668-0758 $600.00 per mon. $500,00 tions for Hud -Subs1CI1Zed . Reduced! New, Never lived dep no pets. or smok1f1g oM· Bedroom Apts Utll1t1es in 2br, 2 bath w/ whirlpool 304-675·0867 or 394-372· included. Based on 'ao%ol adjusted 1ncome. Call 304tubs, large LA on 3 acres 6 620. 882 -3121 . available lor m/1. $75,000. 740-446-7029 Syracuse 3 Br, 2 full baths, game roan;~ with ba 1 & pool Sen1or and D1 sabled people. MOHII.F. HoMt::S Lw--~ii-~iOJK-SiiAI;,;£;;,._,..1 table, targ~ YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Room Additions & ' Remodeling · New Garages .Electrica l & Plumbing Roofing·& Gut1ert Vinyl Siding & Painting Pallo and Porch Decks WV 03672S r ACRIAGE Mobile home for rent in 2 Trai ler Lots on Jericho country, 2 br.,relerences & Road $125.00 a mOn Clep. required , no pets_ 740 ~ $120.00 Clep 304 -895 -3534 742·20 14. MOBILE HOME LOT FOR Mobile Homes lor- Rent in RE~T, 1031 Georges Creek Point ·Pleasant &' Gallipolis Ad, 441 - 1111 f'eny. HUD accepled call Proper)y for sale Rio Grande lot $60,000. 2nd Ave in Gallipolis $36,000. Call 446· 2422 Taking applications for.3br. 2 ba. mobile home $42 5.00 a mon . + dep. & lea se 304 273·6622 or 304·674-6204. ----~---------3.0:.4~·6:.75:.·3~4~23~------ IH '\I \IS --,1 ~r:!IJ6~-~H~OUSF-.-os· • Hometown News, • Area 'shopping • Local Sports • Community Calendar ... and much more~ 1br. all elec., in New haven $300.00 a mon. S300.00 dep., no pets 304-882-3652 2 story house for rent, 3-4 br. , 2 be. located in Pt. Pleasant, you pay util., gas heat $600.00 a mon1 + $600.00 dep. "no pets" _30'-4-·6_7_5_-3_1_00_._ _ _ _ 2-3 Bedroom, $425/mo, $425 depo sit & utilities, 1722 Chatham Ave . 6 month l;,:e;;as:.:e'-.{'-7., 40'")64 '-"5-'·1.: 6.c46:-_ 2br in Pt. Pleasant $465 JUJ~• . 1f1411 ROGER HYSEllS GARAGE r..:wr :!0 y.:ars expai.::ncc i n 't!\\i ll g 740·992-5682 D n.1r~~. S b cl.'r~. Rod Pnd.et Drapl.' ~ . Open 9·8 M-F 9-12 Sat. S\>,IJ!"· v,llaiK'c". R~1 111 :m Shade' and ,\.hlfC ... Plu~ Plllu\\, lkl hkin:-"'" Tnll!c Cm cr' & Tnl:llc Johnson's Tree Service Runner:. Complete Tree Care lnlurtd • Fr u Esllmlles C.ll.l . SANDY Homc:7411-992-.U20 Cc11:7411-416-6144 7~0·441 -9387 Senler ClrOJfn ~alltpolis iaHp ~rtbune ~oint ~leasant legt_ ster The D~ily S¢ntinel _ iunbap ~imes -ientinel 10 Ht KJS~:HOI.I) r tO ___ 1'F_~Iii'iiii-.,J L,____ F•\Riii.liOiiiio_.J. n>K SALE ECJL II'i\11-::'\T 4 GOOIJS Min1ature Dachsh1,Jnds CKC ' reg1 ·sI ere d ,s ho1s, wo rrne d , Firm Queen Mattr ess Set male·& females. long & s ~ ort used tw1ce 5300. 7<1 0·949· ha1r, red , blac k & tan. 54'00.00 ma les $450.00 2653. females 304-593·3820 Kenmore Range . white. smoot h cook top $250. also Pomeran1ans 4 months old , Kenmore M1cr0\vave. wh1te. fT!ales , sable color $150 ove r the range 5125 Call 740·388-8642 441·9865 Pure Bred Siberian Hu sky pu ppies have 2 !eft wh1te 2&38 A apts. $385 aM up, A!'" I1Ql ' l ~ with mask & blue eyes Cebt ral Air, WJD Hookup, Tenan t pays electric. EHO 4~-------.-J mB ies.nouse oriented.$160. very nice,740-508· GIBBS ANnOUES Fri. & . Ellm Apts; Sat. 10·5. Sun. 1·7. or by 0279,1ocal celt phone ~ \R\1" 1'1'1 II s appL Also, restore l urniture -:--'c---'-:-:-,------:: Located on Tornado Rd .' oft ' &1111·""'" Gracious Living 1 and 2 At 33, Racine (Pa rk 10 Bedroom APts. at Vi llage & Ride exit. 740-949-2246 FARM Manor and Riverside Apts . in Free Rent Special!!! r View (304)882·3017 Mll;l;t:l.l ANI-1!\JS I · r We st 15 • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodel ing r conooloon 740-992-1611 1-X ~UJ;~,.: I Stop & Compare Dealer:·East Vulnerable: Both Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal *Prompt and Quality *' R ~.:<.~s,)n;lblc FRANK & EARNEST Rates 1 NOTICE * l n~un:d @ 74U-59 1-H044 · TI'I~Y'Rf CUTTING gAc.~ ON 5C.~IPHI'> · Please leave mess a e EQUII'MF.N'I' MERUIANIJISE JEl AERATION MOTORS Repaired,' New & Rebuilt In Stock. Call Ron Evans. 1800-537-9528. EBY. INTEGRITY. KIEFER BUI LT, VALLEY HORSE /L IVEST OC K TRA ILERS, LOAD MAX EQUIPMENT TRAILERS. CARGO EXPRES S & HOME ST EAD ER CARG O/GO N G ESS I O N TRAILERS. B+W GOOSE· NECK HITC HE S. CARM ICHAE L EQUI P· MENT I CARMICHAEL TRAILERS SALE S & SER20FT VICE SPEC IAL GOOSENECK FLATBED S3999. VIEW OU R ENTIR E TRAILER INVENTORY AT WWW CA AMl C H AELT RAILEA S.CO M 740·4463825 SHOP CLASSIFIEDS Have you pnr: ed a John Deere lal ely? You ·11 be surprised! Check out ou r used Inventory at W W W CA RE 0. C 0 M Carriuch ael Equ1pment. 740446-24t2 r ---Hii,\i.ljj,&,;,·_ .lr GR\I~ 4x5 round ba tes Good Hay. 740 -742-2457 or 740-4.16- good. Good after 5pm Cablnei!'V1 Alld FllrnHure I · 1A59 St. Rt. LL F lir~s. 446-4448 I'M HOLDIN' OUT FER A JOB THAT'LL FULLY UTILIZE MY P' TICK 'LAR SKILLS !! FERGIT IT, LUKEY TH' SLEEP STUDY CLINIC'S TOO FAR OF A COMMUTE !! t 160 • R FRE Gallipolis IMAT v., ~-s 30 L--•Fi.tii>iiR,;;S~A;,;,'-; ;1:_ _.1 1995 Jayo Chevy co nversion van miles 098648 : eiCcell ent shape. easy on gas. 4 new tires. 5 seats one make£ THE BORN LOSER ' ~:~6· t~a7te~: Cl~~b~~O~h:~~: brakes. taill1ght, rea r-gate, excellent shape. year old. $ 1,400, 740 992 . 0174 40 4 MoTOlU..t 'CLES' Wm:ELERS 4862 Owners: Jon Van Meter & Paul Rowe email: lrshadfrm@aol.com ~ ~ 1999 Sa tur n C2 w/ sunrool. AJC . CD player $1000 obo. 245-.9089 •' ~-------1 ! 1-r---- 810 HOME I~II'~UVE~It:NIS LJH .. FOR UMM, ~CHOOL Guttering SU PPLIES Seamless Gutters Roofing , S1ding , Gullers Insured & Bonded 2007 Mustang GT. loaded Ca . . Sp 1800 m1tes call 304675-8156 740-653-9657 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional l1le time guarPolice Impounds! Cars from antee. Local references fur$500!. Hondas. Chevys, ms heel. Estabfished 1975 . Jeeps. Fords & more! for Ca ll 24 Hrs. (740) 446listings aoo -620·4876a~ V1135 0870. Rogms Basement Waterproolu"'lg. Superior Home Mainten ance AU home repair. mside and out. Plumbmg, carpentry, etc . Ca ll 339-3442 PEANUT,S Manley's Recycling 503 Mill St•lllddiiiiOil OH 4SI80 1.892-·38114 11VE ALWA'<5 WONDERED HOW '(OU DECIDED THAT'S A .GOOD ~UESTJON TO BECOME A DOG .. PAYJNBTOP "ICES fUI .......... llllnl ICIII Fir Clll'llll'rlelll PSI CONSTRUCTION exoneration from or limitation of liability pursuant to Title 46 §§30601. et seq. of the United States Code for claims for losses and damages arising out of, or attrib~ ulabte 10, a June 23~ 2007, Incident InvolvIng the MJV DIRKTAYLOR and hs tow and a pleasure boat at approximate Mile 216, u.s.c. Ohio . River "Incident"). All firm, persona, or corporations having claims arising out of• the "lncldent must file them in the form pre~ scrlf!ed by Rule F of Supplemental the Rules for Certain Admiralty and Claims, Maritime Federal Rues of Civil Procedure, with the Clerk ol the United States District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia, Parkersburg Division, on or before October 15, 2008. Any such claimant dealrlng to c·o ntest SMI's rlghl to exonera· lion must file an An ower . to said Complaint wllhln the limo prescribed above . YOUR ARE NOTIFIED thai failure to timely file a Claim and/or Answer. In proper form, within the time prescribed above. will operate to bar the sub~ sequent filing of a claim, suit, or answer, arising out of said casualty, against SMI and/or any of ha ofll· cera, agents, servants, employoos, or afllllot· ed companies, or the MN DIRK TAYLOR, in rom, arising out of or attributable to the aforementioned lncl- RICK PRICE New Homes, Room Additions, Remodeling, Metal & Shingle Roofs. Siding, Decks, Bathroom Remodeling Licensed & Insured wv #040954 Cell 740-590-7666 740·992 -0730 dent. FINALLY. a true 'and correct copy of any Claim or Answer flied In accordance with the foregoing should be served on SMI's attar· nays at the following address : John R. Hoblitzell, Esq. Kay Casto Chaney PL~C CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION • Vinyl Siding Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Efectrfc, Plumbing, DryWall, Remodeling, Room Additions • Replacemenl a. P.O. Box 2031 Charleston, WV25327 (304) 345-8900 (304) 345·8909 (Fax) lhoblltzell@kaycasto.c om Counsel ·'tor SMI Marine Transportation LP E. Spivey Gaul!, Eaq. Ramona I. Gardea, Esq. Gault, Marshall Miller, PLLC P.O. Box 30 Paducah, KY 42002· 0030 (270) 442-1900 (270) 442-8247 (fax) sgault@gaultlaw.com rgardea@gaultlaw.com Counsel lor SMI Marine Transportation, LP Clerk. Untied States District c·o urt for the Southern District of West Virginia Parkersburg Division by : Judy Kirkpatrick D.C (8) 4, 11 , 18, 25 J&L Construction Windows • Roofing • Decks • Garages • Pole Buildings • Floom Additions Owner: James Keesee II 742·2332 COW and BOY , YOU EVE~ FEEL LIKE EVE~YTHING YOU LEA~NED YESTEQDAY HAS BEEN WASHED AWAY, LEAVING TO RELEARN THE SAME LESSONS OVER _._;""--~ AND OVER? GARFIELD , 740-367-0544 Free Estlmataa 740-367·0536 ,/ 740-985-4141 Slay lriformed... " tbe 4@alhpolis iJBailp ~rlbune . · ~be _Joint :J)Iensant 1\egister The Daily Sentinel ·Cell : 740-416-18)4 25+ year.'i experie11ce Free E.~tima res forward to Klutz's cry Tr uman (2 wds.) · 54 Hole-making 21 Vegas lead-In tool 10 Chanel"s 22 Apple 55 Go steady nickname goody 11 Try 23 .Refuge DOWN to lind out 26 Certain 17 Smudges hardhat 19 John, 1 2001 ' 29 Woe is mel to Caesar in Aberd een 30 Tavern · 2 Modicum 22 Golf tees inventory 3 Hopped 23 Loft filler 31 Schmooze a jet 24 Porter 33 Ginza 4 Hens and stout money 5 Splinler 25 Windmill 34 Processes groups b lade cotton 6 Frau ' s 26 Brunch fa re 35 Turkish abode 27 Batter official 7 Hot time ingredients 36 Made in Quebec 28 Fan noise waterproof 8 Went 30 Ukraine 38 Rumpled swimming capital 39 Centurion 's 9 Valhalla 32. Harbor 14 host 34 Dance moVe GRIZZWELLS )bU 'NAtrr 10 6o !¢tA~HD nl~ Hf.W IJA\KEY &'A~ AT 35 Liotened 37 Principle! 38 Farrow of "Zelig" 40 Really nlc person 41 Hollow 42 Burden 43 Fast·talk 44 Type of bean 45 Fll of piql 46 Crane operator': perch 47 A GershVI 49 Previous CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos :: aleb r' l'l C•pher cr.,·owgra ms are crealed !·om Juota!IO"S PI 'am oJS oec: e :lilS! a~ ~ oresem Eacn ette11, :ne Ci~,er s·ana; ·~· ~"ol nl'" Today"s ~.'ue r eq(Jals J " OAEG K JPX VGPP , """"' 'llirlhday: HAFLM -LJ RXGX MLG UJXHGC ' CNWM L U J V . UAMKL MNRAFLM . " TGHHZ KNPGOJR - - - - - - fditod b1 ~LAY i P'OLtoN - - - - - - 0 llearronge lenet! cf 1~e lour scrambled words ba· low to form four ~imp lo wcr:i~ PE R IIH hit"ll ~ ~: : il·.~lf~,m d H•onL "If You J\re n"! 1\ !laid of Stgn m Fncmg tlr~ Music . \(111 M.t) . l.'ild the ll:in,l .... .... ·· ME N V I R I t--rl.,.,-,1--,lroa;-rl-rl-i 9 Compl!!le lht! ch~~kle quoted . . . . . · by f illing in 1h ~: rn iHillg W/Jrd~ L..l.--.L....JI.-...L.- ' --' you aeveiop from ~tnp No 3 below SCRM·!LtiS ANSWERS ~i2 nx fRI'GAL • TINOE - SPANK - MORBtr' • GHOI.Nil [asked my son why he gels so dinv. He told"" hecuuse he 1•.as closer 10 Ihe GROUND. ARLO & JANIS 'OOU, TRY TO UkiOCROfAIJD.' fo{OR( fQfo{OM IJOfHIIJ& Mf.AIJ ~ A~D Mf. fHAIJ YOUR fUf URU CAACK ,I ., I 0 \1\ojf ~\JIRMY um.E"~ SOUP TO NUTZ .. . WAI-'1 Too 'f;piNVf R:>~ MY 1M~' 11-IE c.AMF'~ITEf' Advertise in this space ·for $64 per month ------,-- JRRNWRKGH -~-~~-~~-ot,-'~r-~©~\t -<£U~~-~: Lh-i~~~~.-~-~~-: . I Y'll\7f.7 6ET - VAP P PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "A man usually falls m love w1th a wo man wllo asks lhe kind of quest1ons he 1s able to answer " . Ronald Colman (L.....-.;,.,_.~.-.,.,-..._o_...__.....~ ~ 472)9 Riebel Road. Long Bottom. OH AstroGraph EVER't'TI-liNG ELSE WAS TAKEN .. --~---l Call: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION MIKE W. MARCUM, OWNER (_ 20 product 52 Arab VIP 53 Mrs. ·' Local Conlraclor Room Addi ti ons • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barn' • Patio\, Porche s and Decks IT'S A SHAME; YOU THINK YOUWOULD'VE . REMEMBERED THIS ONE. 51 B eluga ··-· For Remodeling and New House Building a. . ".'? Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2008 By Berni ce Bede Osot Be frie nd ly to all because people can be extremely hetp1ul to you in the yea r ahead, both career-wise and socia lly. • YoUr neyv friends will in\J oduce you to groups that oan open up new avenues ot opportunity. _ VIRGO (AuQ . 23-S ept. 22 ) ~ U n less you are careful not. to get involved. you coutd get caught up in a situation with ·iwo lrrends where you will feel compelled to Si de with one against the other. You"tl be the one catted di sloyal LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Unles s you are prepared to rely mLlre upon yourSelf than on Lady Luck, ·you won't be successlul. Unfortunately. when you most need her, she wi ll be nowhere to be lound. SCORPI O (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - Even 1f 11 puts you in an embarrassin g positi on, telt it like it is. If you embelli sh th e truth 01 exagg erate the tacts. It wilt put you in a bad light SAGITTA RIUS (Nov. 23- Dec. 2t) - Be careful.about trying to be a horse trader because il you go up aga.nst someone who has had bartering e11pet •ence, you could be the one 1os1ng tt"le far m. not the other guy. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19) Having .the abiti ly to see both sides ot an is sue IS an enormous asset. Unless you tedi ously weigh and ba lance everyth 1ng . your conclu sions Wi ll turn out to be i'lel· fective and wasteful. M~ AQUAR IUS (Jan . 20-Feb_ 19) - The I DID USE only thing that wi ll hur t your image at thi s BUTTER THIS time is if you re fuse to less up to situa· TIME. lions you are unable to handle. II wi tt turn out to be an embarrassment if you can't do what you say. PIS(;ES (Feb 20-March 20 ) - It's geed to take serious issues seriously, but when it comes to competitive fun and games , treat th em lor what th ey are ~ •' diversions. If you don't, you'll end up as your own worst enemy. Af!IES (MarCh 21-April 19) - You have more abilities and talents than yqu g1~e yourself cred it lor. so don 't look at others with envy. beca use that coul d catJse you ~" · to feel unnecessan ly inadequate or ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " ' undeser ving. TAURUS (April 20- May 20) - Persons you usually tru st might not be there when you need them, eo make sure that you YOU MU5T have the ra cts on your side because C'lff NOW you're likely to be challenged GEMINI (May 21 ·June 20) - II 'Vou have a cho ice between payi ng oil an old obi!Q&tlon a"nd buying aomethlng new, get rld ot the" debt. AddlnQ to It will only put you In deeper ho le and prolong the agony. CANCER (June 21 -July 22) - Those who tend to go up agatnll you art apt to bt mort vt htmt nt than utuat. SlaM on your own. btCI'Jit ltdly, lhoae who often aupport you won't be around. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22) - Try to a11mtna11 your dutlttln an orderly tuh lon Ia toon at po11lblt. btnault II you don't more thlngt wi lt begin to pl lt up and thay co lltctlvety could txcted your ab ility to take cart ol the m, I REMEMBER GOING DOWN TI-lE LIST.. 01111111ndltfrllllnll:tllllt6:10 1m lllllfll9:00 ...12:10 1m IIIIIDIIIICUS•I . . .IIIMIIIS ClliMICC111t1111. . • CIIIM' East Th1s deal features a controversial issue among experts. look at the East hand . He opens one spa de , the player on hrs left overcalls oM no-tr ump, partner oasses. and righ ty raises to three notrump. What would a doubl e by East mean'> South , w1th live spades, m1ght pass oOJer East's one-spade bid. This 1s known as a trap pass: th e perpetrator hopes that h1 s opponents w1t1 get too high and that he will later make a lucrative penalty double. But trap Passes have !allen out ol tavor_Nowadays most experts prefer to· bid their hands if they can make an .accurate and descriptive call - hence South's one-no-trump overcall North nas an easy ra1se Ia game. thmk· 1ng the contract witt cruise ho me . Eas t knows tha t three no· trump IS probab ly hopeless wilh a spade lead . Th1 s will establ ish lour spade trif kS to go wi th th e diamond ace. Dec)arer can get home on ly if he can win with hi s spade ace and immediately cash eight tricks in hea rts and clubS . Many experts wou ld double. claiming that they are demanding a spade lead . However. if 1 may be SQ bold. t th 1nk they are wrong! What lead is West go1ng to find 1f East does. no) double? Right - a spade_ From his lousY.hand , he wi lt lead his partner's suit. What else would he G CM11'f:I<S & MmoRHUMES Sf-1(1 It I S Pass I. I fee l strongly tllatthi s doubl e should ask partner not to leael a Spade. East IS telling h1m that he has five winners in anothe r sui t and that he hopes partne r can tine! it. East has sometlling like live spades to the queen and hve solid hearts. diamonds or clubs. · · An unu sual doubl e should ask partn er to lead something unusual. Cell: 740·416·5047 Hay . t998 Yamaha Gas Golf Cart, 740 - 4-stroke, gas engine, new l1res. tune-up . bell. $2.500 more availabl-e 304·675 I H.\ \SI'OH I \ 110~ 7386 or 30.4-675·5631 10 197 I C h e~y Nova 350/350 RV Serv•ce at Carm1chael Runs and looks great. 740· Trailers 740-446-3825 245-0125 t NT 3 NT 5 Yon maiden 43 Slow do? Racine, Ohio 740·247-2019 Round Bales of Reasonable Pr~eed . 742-8200 . At TO!< FOR So\I .E :q CONrETTI?"'' month , Homestead Really 212 3rd Ave. 3 room s and Property in' Mason ·county B roker. Nan cy 304-675· bath , turnished, no pets. 304·882·2252 or 304·675· 4024 or"304-675-0799 Rent+ Dep. 740·44 1·0245 5679 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA PARKERSBURG DIVISION CASE NO. 607'CV·0530 In the Matter of the Complaint of SMI Marine ·Transportation LP, as Charterer/Operator and Owner pro hac vice of !he MN DIRK TAYLOR , Official No. .608017, for Exoneration from or Llmltallon ol Liability NOTICE OF FILING OF COMPLAINT SEEKING EXONERATIO.N FROM OR LIMITATION OF LIABILITY NOTICEISHEREBYGIV· EN that SMI Marine Transportalion LP, charterar/operalor and owner pro hac vice of tho MN DIRK TAYLOR, Ofllclal No. 608017 ("SMI"), has flied a Complaint seeking Tl'l~ NHINO~~$ I'>ON'T C.OV~~ Rel"crencc.s A\·ailahle! Gury Stanl ey West. ·North The double is lead-directing . *Experi enced Ca ll South Opening le~d: • 2 Work 7 www 40 .tlmbe 4 r4.:r:6• k••9blnrl 2'eyocom .o 4WD. b)ue&grey. 1'20000 miles. loaded runs/looks AB65J A J 9 • 7 ' + A. 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'' Hopefu lly I helped them Colorado. · which strandfeed th eir families . and ed 18 runners, tied it in ttie they helped me feed mine:· ninth thanks to two errors Tomlin said ...That was the and a balk . Matt Holliday nature of our relationsh ip, s.cored the tyi ng run on a and we had genu ine feelwild thro w by right fielder ings for each ot her along Jay .Bruce. the way." Qui ntanilla, who entered Jeff Reed was del ighted as a defensive replacement by the defe nsive· strugg le. at second ba se in the 12th , He kicked four field goa ls hit Mike Linco ln ' s 1-2 for the Steelers, the last a pitch into the right-field 37-yarder with 4 seconds bleachers for his second left and cla imed it fe lt .. like homer of the season. a big-lime playoff football " I tried to ge t on base for game." AP photo Matty. I go t a pretty good Said Reed : " I ' m pretty Minnesota Vikings quarterback Gus Frerotte, left, is pitch to hit , look a hack at drained.'' sacked by Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker LaMarr Woodley it." Quintanilla sa id. " It felt Minnesota held out quar- · in second quarter of a preseason NFL football game good ri ght away. It was an te rback Tarvaris Jack son Saturday in Minneapolis. un be lievable fee ling."' (knee) and recei ve rs Quintanilla ha s been Bernard Berrian (toe) and ran down rook ie runn ing hcing young in thi s league. sparingly since shortused Sidney Rice (illness), giv- back Rashard Me ndenhall and coach knows that. He s top Troy Tulowitzki ing Gus Frerolle more than and forced a fumble tha t ju st wants to encourage me returned from the disabled 2 I/2 quarter> to run the Tyre ll John son recovered and remind me lhal thi s is · li st on Jul y 2 1. Before show in the th ird preseason nea r miuficlLI. the time to get better. ... I ho merin g Sunday. he was game- viewed by cmiches Williali1s cmd Jared Al len . jusl ca me out anu put it on .3- for-26 since Jul y 26. as the most important . chcirg ed at Roethlisberger the ~round. That sho uld 'That was very approp riOne impress ive season as so haru on one pa" la te in never happen. no mu ll er ate that that happened for the Viking s' defensive the fi rst .hal f that they how it happens. " him today because he does coo rdinator, plu s so me smasheu in to eac h othe r Stee lcrs Pm Bowl sa fety hi s work so professionalslick interv iew·ing ski ll s, ;md rolleu arou nd in penn Troy Polamalu wanted· to ly;" Hurdle said . was enough to get Tomlin for a rew seco nds before play, bu t he didi1' t. A ham- "W hatever yo u ask him to hired las t year . as wa lki ng off equally string injury kep t him oul do. he does it. And he does Pitt sburg h's thi rd head re lievcLI and amused. of prac ti ce until th is week. such a go.od job wlie n he's ·•we were al l try ing to ge t Another starte r. linebacker o ut there." coach since 1969. From the · visiting tea m's sideline. 111 there and hit him . and we Larry Foote. hmt hi s left . Lincoln ( 1-5) was the Tomlin watched hi s old ran heau-o n:· Wil lia ms knee in the firs t quarter and. seve nth Reds pitcher in the players pul some. puni shi ng sa iu . Ll iu n't return. hits on Roethli sberger and Roethlisbcrger. who .. 1 don't th ink it 's m:1jor, limit Parke r to 18 yard., on sig ned an eight -year con- but of course we have lo 10 carries. tract ex tension iii March run tes)s lor more informa"A lot of plays got leak eLl wo rt h up to S102 mi ll ion. lion ... Tomlin saluc MILWAUKEE (AP) out agai nst us in the fi rst comp leteu I 0 of 17 passes Adrian Peterson lea ped two ga mes. It was just com- for 65 ya rds. mostly to tigh t for a !-yard touchdown ru n J.J . Hard y singled in the ing out and reassur ing that end Heath Miller. Byron in the seconu quarter for winning run on his bobblewe're going to be fine, .. Leftwich played the ent ire the Viki ngs. but their head day at Miller Park, and defen sive end Ray Edwards second hal f and drove offense was ou t of rh ythm \he Milwaukee Brewers said. "We went ·ou t there Pillsburgh in to position for aga inst a Stce lcr> defense beat Pittsburgh 4-3 . in 12 tha t was _iust as stingy. innings on Sunday for their with our hard hat s ready to Reed's winning kick. go." The Steelers sly ly th rew a Berri an , and Rice were in 12th straight home win over Miss ing mainstay gu ard trick · formatio n int o the short s and T-shirts on the the Pirates. Alan Faneca after 10 sta nd- video library of futur e .sidel ine,· and fe.llow wide CC Sal?athia got a no· whe n rece iver Robert Ferguson decision instead of a win for out seasons. the Steelers' oppo nent s. offensive line didn't protect Rocthlisberger lined up as a .l uffered a bruised right calf a change. but the Brewers very well. Ju stin Hartwi g. wide rece iver and twice whi le play ing spec ial teams still kept p(tce in the playoff fighting Sean Mahan for Parker took a direct snap. and uidn't retu rn. race with their 23rd win in 'the job at ce nter. started in. On a drive .late in the Peterson was lim ited to their last at-b<tt and ninth the middle . fourt h quarter. with 2 1 va rus on 12 carries. The series sweep this season. "When yo u play a' front Piu sbu rgh trailing by one Vik-in~s rus hed 12 tim es for Milwaukee leads St. as talented as thev arc ... point, Mcnuenhall - who a mere 11 yards in the first Louis by 3 I /2 games fo r the it 's going to be tough sled- to talccl 7') va rd s on 15 car- Iw lr: the ollensive line was wild card , and trails the ding," To mlin said. ri~s - funihled a~a in . Eri n ca lleLI for three ra ise start Chicago Cubs by 4 1/2 Edw ard s and Kevin Henuerson recuvered at the penalti.es on the fir st series. games in the NL Central, Williams had con secuti ve Minnesota 25. f' rerollc finis hed 13.- fo r- after both division rival s sacks in the second quarter, "Thi s league isn't ca,y." 19 for 133 yards and one won on Sunday as welL the series before Willi ams Menuenh all said ... It 's hard _interce ption. Pirates reliever Jason MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Minnesota\ d~fense hasn't lost .its edge without Mike Tumlin . The Vikings kept the pre"ure on Ben Rocthlisbcrgcr. surrounded Willie Parker and held Pittsburgh 's staning offense to three poin ts Saturday before the Steelers rallied after h<tlftime for a 12-1 Ovictmy . Tomlin. the Steelcrs coach and former Vikings game. "I wanted a sink,er down and away and it ended up down and in on him." he said . Ryan Speier (2-1) worked a scoreless mmng for the win. Reds starter John11y Cueto left after three innings with soreness in hi s right triceps tendon and will be examined Monday in Cincinnati. Cueto gave up one unearned run but didn't all ow a· hit and walked three . The Rockie s trailed 3-2 enteri ng the ninth against rel iever David Weathers. Ho ll iday reached on an error by second baseman Brandon Phillips. went to seco nd on Weathers' balk and advanced to third on a fl yo ut to right. Bruce's throw to thi rd went into Cincinnati's dugout, allowing Holliday to ·score. · " I didn ' t see that balk on Wea thers. I don't think anybody else saw it , ei th er:' Reds manager Du stv Baker sa id . "That was big play in the game toda y." Garrett Atkins and Jan Stewart sing led and Chris Iannetta walked to load the bases, ·but Willy Taveras grounded out to se nd the game int o extra innings. ''Errors kind of got to us today,'' Cin ci nnat i's Jeff Keppin ger sa id. The Reds took a 2- 1 lead in the fifth on Paul Baku's sacrifiq: fly. a Chris. Dickerson made it 3-1 with his third home run of the year - and 'econd in two games - to lead off ' the sixth. Rockies starter Ubaldo Jimenez loaded the bases with three walks but escaped further damage when Corey Pau erson grounded out to end the inning. Jimenez allowed three runs, two earned, st ruck . out six· and walked ·four in six innings. The Rockie s' bullpen, shut down the Reds , allow· · mg JUSt one h.It over the final six innings. 'They 've been ·fantasfie," Hurdle said. "They kept ro ll ing it out there today." Colorado ~ut the lead to 3-2 whe n Holliday led off the seventh with a ·single. stole second and thi rd and scored on a wild pitch. The Rockie s capitalized . on two Cincinnati errors to take a 1-0 lead in the first. Cueto was able to avoid a big in ning by strikin g out Stewart and !annetta with the bases loaded. The Reds tied it 'in the second . Joey Votta. who led off ' with a double. scored when Patterso n beat out a potential double-play ball. · Noies: Red s -closer Francisco Cordero left Coors Field before the · personal reasons, game tor the team said. Baker said he hopes · Cordero will rejoi n the squad in Houston on Tuesday . . .. Cueto's shortest outing of the year came on April 29, when he lasted just I 2-3 innings at St. Louis .... The Reds are . 6~ 7 in extra-inning_ ga mes th is year. The Rockies are 4-5 .... Cincinnati left nine runners on ba se. · Volleyball tournament at Meigs County Fair, Aa e ;;o CFN I'S • \'ol. ;;8. Nu. Davis (1-4) walked Rickie Weeks with one out in the 12th. Weeks stole second moments later, selling . the stage· for Hardy, who drove a pitch just over the le<)p of Luis Rivas at second base for the winner. It was a bitter end for the Pirates ; who loaded the bases with no outs in the 12th off Brewers reliever Carlos Villanueva with a single by Ryan _Do~ mit and two walks. Villanue va was ya nked for Guillermo Mota. and Mota (4-5) forced Brandon Moss. to tly out to shallow center field, struck out Chris Gomez and got Rivas to ground out to · end the inning. . Mike Cameron, who fin- ished a career-be st 5-for-5, homered off Pirates reliever Denny Bautista jn the eighth to give Milwaukee a 3-2 lead, but closer Salomon Torres blew his sixth save of the season. Sabathia finished six innings. He struck out Adam LaRoche to end the fifth , and LaRoche was ejected from the game, along with manager John Russell a half-inning later fo r arguing the high strike with home pl ate umpire Bob Davidso n. Notes: It was the 21st straight sellout. The Brewers have sold out every game since the Sabathia trade .... Pittsburgh last won in Milwaukee on May 3. 2007. • • Here are some of the most popular "Thank You" ad sizes. Please see Dave or Brenda at the The Daily Sentinel, 111 Court Street, Pomeroy or call _ 992-2155 for details. Ads must be paid for in .advance. ' I I : I ' I . ;mmm~~ Weekday $20.34 Sunday $31.05 • Meigs drops golf match to Wellston. SeePageBl BY BRIAN SilverheE·Is A Realty Company-EHO REED MIDDLEPORT ..,..,. Middleport's jail may once again be opened to outside prisoners as soon as its police officers are properly trained and the jail passes inspection. ' At Monday's regular meeting of Midd leport Village Council , Sgt. Ben Davidson said the jail could . begin hou sing prisoners from the county and other village s as early as October if requirements are met. Because of two deaths several years ago in the jail, only prisoners arrested by the village police depart- Bv BETH 0BrrtJARIES Page AS • Mildred K. Amold, 93 • Christine FI\Jth, 97 • Norma Jean Krebs, 77 INSIDE • Sonshine Circle contributes to local groups. See Page A3 . •,MSWCD announces . mystery farm, hay show winners. See Page AJ • Local Briefs.. See Page .AS • For the Record. See Page AS • New Ohio report card finds more schools . effective. See J>age A6 • GCC grad hired. See Page A6 WEATHER ment can be housed there, due to liability issues. Mony Wood, a village police · officer who once served as jail administrator of the Meigs County Jail, has been named jail administrator in Middleport. He bas created a new jail manual, working with the state, and training for officers is planned for September through the Ohio Peace Ofticer Training Academy, Davidson said. The training will cost $50 per officer. It is unclear how much revenue co uld l?e generated by opening the jail to pri soners held by other law enforcement agencies, but the vi llage pay s $65 to house a female prisoner in an outside jail. The vjllage once realized significan! revenue by making space available to prisoners from the county and other villages, but the county jail has since been re-opened. The jail is approved for a maximum occupancy of four prisoners - men only. Deputies wit h the s h er~ iff's department will also participate in the training sessions. The village's insurance agency wi II require new video and audio monitoring eq~ipment, to cost approximately $3,500 through· a local company, and council approved the ex penditure last night. Gerlach said. "This ordinance will bring those tines up in keeping with lines in othef communi ties in the area." Council also conducted a th ird reading on an ordinance adopting planning and zoning regulations. and approved the new · regu lalions. anu approved payment of bills in the amoun t of $13,5 10.71. , Allending were Gerlach. Council Members Jean. Craig. Sandy Brown. Rae Moore. Shawn Rice. Craig Wehrung and Juli a Houston. . Village Admini strator . Faymon Roberts. Building Inspector Randall Mullins and Fiscal Offic"er Susan Baker. A jail inspector and the village's insurance agent must approve housing of outside prisoners once the officers are trained and the new equipment is in place. Other business Ordinances ame nding fines for traffic and criminal cases wer~ adopted as emergency measures last night. Mayor Michael Gerlach said fines for some offenses had not been· increased foi many years . "In looking at our fi ne schedule, -we found that we had some that had been set many years ago and were ridiculously low, and others that had typographical errors needing corrections," SERGENT $27.12 Sunday 1.40 . POMEROY - Pomeroy Chief of Police Mark E. Proffitt reports the followin g traffic accidents his department is investi gating, includ- · .ing one involving a school bus owned by the Meigs Local School District. · On Friday, Proffitt investigated an accident involying a Meigs Local School Bus dri:· ven by Georga:ima Sulewski, Middleport, where the bus allegedly backed into a 2006 BMW driven by Carol Crow, Pomeroy. There were no children on the bus at the time and no injuries stem- ' ming from the accident which occurred near the Pomeroy Fire Department's parking lot. Sulewski was . cited for improper backing. Charles P. Ellis. Letart, W.Va., was cited for left of center when a vehicle he was driving allegedly struck a vehicle driven by Charlena G. See, Point Pleasant, W.Va. in fron~of the Dollar ·General Store on East Main Late.yesterday afternoon motorists in Street. Both vehicles P0n1eroy were introduced to what will received heavy damage and basically be the new traffic pattern near , ·were towed. Sgt. Ronnie the bridge construction site. MotoriE;ts Spaun is investigating. are getting ·used to a three-way stop Eplion, Nicholas A. Middleport, was cited for and no left hand turn off the existing improper backing, when a . bridge . Eventually a stop light will be put truck he was drivin g in place of the three-way stop signs and · allegedly struck a car driven motorists exiting or entering the new by Brittany M. Haning . bridge will use the new Ohio 833 which Middleport in the Pomeroy runs against the retaining wall. . Parking Lot. BeJh Sergent/photos Pleese see Accidents. AS the times (and traffic) are a changin' , ... . . . . 1 : ' Pomeroy feels pinch of rising prices AMP plant's participants Bv agr~ed COtntn1ttee ~ormed BETH SERGENT BSERGENHIMYDAiLYSENTINEL COM POMEROY - It seems the cost of virtually everything is on the ri se causing not only individual consumers to feel the pinch but municipalities such as the 2 SECl'IONS- 12 PAGFS Village of Pomeroy. At last night's Pomeroy Annie's Mailbox A:3 Village Council meeting, it ' was discovered that the Calepdars A:3 price of asphalt went from a ton last year to$92.50. das~ifieds 3_4 $60 ' Pomeroy bad estimated a possible $20 increase when Comics tt applied for and received Editorials Issue 1\vo paving funds for several streets in the village. Movies As Unfortunately, the village received one bid for the proObituaries As ject from Shelly Company, B Section which was roughly Sports $260,000 for . a project t~e A6 village estimated at aroun,~ Weather $210,000. Mayor John , Musser © 2008 Ohio Volley Publlshln& Co. guessed the vi llage had some options, including borrowing $50,000 to make up th' difference or cutting off • part of the project to lower on Page A6 s 2 Col. x 2" Weekday - Borders and Artwork J. BREED @ M~DAILYSENTINELCOM INDEX • 740-992-7022 . Pomeroy investigates accidents · Delalla Sunday ,.$62.1 0 Efflclency/1 Bedroom 50yrs or qualifying disability Low Income priority • 1 Col. x 3" - 2 Col. x 3" Weekday $40.68 HUD Subsidized www.m~·dailyscntincl.cmn to outside Weekday $54.24 Sunday $82.80 ' The Maples . - TUESDAY, . All(;l ' ST :!b. :.!Oil8 SPORTS · x 4" -------------~--~ ' Taking Applications • 2 Col. ' 2 Col. x 5" r---------------- Weekday 1 Col. x 2" ._ $67.80 Weekday Sunday . $13.56 " $103.50 Sunday $20.70 :~3 ~ D BSERGENT@MYDAiLYSENTINEL.COM Browns' QB Brady Quinn Meigs County Fair "Thank You" Ads lackluster in first NFL start SHOW APPRECIATION TO YOUR FAIR BUY.ER ... DETROIT (AP) - Brady to make the . l'rinted on IHO 'l' Recycled Newsprint Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Brewers outlast Pirates in 12 innings Quinn was lackluster in his · li nal score first NFL start and the depletclose. ed Cleveland Browns were Detroit 's roughed up for the second Jon , Kitna time in a week. . was 9-ofKevin Smith overcame a · NOTEBOOK I I for 98 sluggish start with a 35-yard . ya rd s , touchdown nm and backup . I o o k i.n g kicker Dave R a~ n er sharp for the third straight improved his chances of ftnd- game. and Rov Williams had ing a job with four fie ld three recept i01is for 6 1 yards. goals, lifting the Detroit Smith was held to I () yards Lions to a 26-6 preseason on his fi rst nine curries.. Then ·win over Cleveland on the third-round pick look a handoff to the right. ~ut back Saturday. Quinn was 14-of-24 for and used his speed to get to I 06 yards without a score, the sidel ine, where he got a turnover or a pass longer than block from Dan Orlovsky to 16 yards, playing in place of finish off a 35-yard run for a Derek Anderson. . 13-0 lead early in the second The former Notre Dame quarter. · star did not have much help. Orlovsky completed 13 of though, because receiver 20 passes for 167 yards with Braylon Edwards and run- .u score and an interception ning back Jamal Lewis were Brian Calhoun's 40-yard run out with injuries and a set up Orlovsky's TO pass to banged-up defense didn ' t Brandon M iudleton. giving slow Detroit down much. the Lions a 26-6 lead late in Anderson left Monday the third quarter. night 's exhibi tio n wi th a conDetroit (3-0) is the only cussion. The New York undefeated team in the NFC GiUiltS built a 30-3 early in N01th and Cleveland f0-3 ) is the second quarter before the only winless team in the Cleveland's reserves rallied AFC North. Approximately t,ooo dogs taken from W.Va. kennel, As costs. Councilwoman Ruth Spaun suggested going to Shelly to ask if they could do any better on the pricing or adjust the price if tht;. project is scaled back. Council ultimately decided to table the decision until Mu sser could look into those options. In relation to. the rising cost of supplies, Councilman Jim Sisson said council should also be aware that the cost of salt for treating winter roads is also predieted to soar from last year, putting mumctpalittes Ill even more of a pmch: , -In terms of the Y11lage s general fund, ClerkTreasurer Kathy Hyse ll reported t~o weeks ago .t~e balance was at $90,5 15, It IS c1:1rrently ~t $76,000and the Village JUSt rece tved a $19,000 workers compen sa!ton premrum . Jn . other. busine_ss, Pomeroy C htef of Police reported hts department has purchased a new/used crmser for around $.5,000. Although council only to pay for $4,000, Proftitt said his department l.lll.lll has the money in the law StAFF REPORT enforcement trust fund to NEWS@MYDAiLYSENTINEL.COM pay for the additional costs. The· village. recently COLUMBUS received a $4,300 insurance Participating communities settlement from a cruiser in the American Municipal that was in an accident Power Generating , Station which was in large part (AMPGS) proj ~cr met last responsible for paying for week in Columbus to form the new/used cruiser, money a committee and elect a appropriated !:Jy counci l. chairman. Proffitt also reported one First the participants comof the older cruisers was mittee for the project repainted by Mark Porter formed followed by I van GM Supercenter for a Henderson, Commissioner reduced price, saving the of Cleveland Public Power, village around $700. being elected as committee Council also approved paying $550 for a new trans- chair. More than 750 megawatts of capacity from mission for one of the oldet the ·proposed 1,000 MW cruisers. Thi s will put Pomeroy at four ' working plant has been subscribed to 81 municipal electric compolice cruisers. in Ohio, Michigan, ·munities Hysell asked Proffitt to let her know in advance of larg- Virginia and West Virginia. The · AMPGS project is er expenses related to the being developed by department so that she could Municipal find and' reappropriate the American Power-Ohio (AMP-Ohio) money for these expenses and its project partners the Blue. Ridge Power Agency Pleese see Pomeroy, AS ' 11 (Virgini a) and the Mi chigan Cent ral Power South Agency. AMP-Ohio is tile Columbus-based. non-profit· whole>ale power supplier and services -provide r .for 123 mem ber municipal electric syste ms in Ohio and · surrounding states. Participants in the project selected a 16 member parti cipants .committee. The participants commi ll ee wi ll meet a niinimum of four times per year and wi II make decisions regarding linancing. construction and opemtion of the facility . Joe King. Assistant City Manager for Utilities for the cit y of Danville. Va .. was elected vice chair of the commi uee . 'This is a significant step forward for th e AMPGS project:· AMP-Ohio President/CEO Marc Gerken said. ""The formation of the participants w mmittee . and the fact that Please see AMP, AS � 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 08. August 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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