https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6c7292055d4c1d929187bdfcd04ba341.pdf 87cec803027cb98c3a40079081716824 PDF Text Text Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel National Scoreboard Detroit at Texato, 8:05 p.m. Seanle at Kansas City, 8.10 p.m. L.A . Angels at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. . PRo BASEBALL American League East Division WLPctGB Tampa Bay 88 60 .595 Boston New York J .593 .533 9 Toronto a:o 70 .533 9 Baltimore 66 ~2 446 22 Central Division W ·L Pet GB Chicago 83 66 .557 Minnesota 82 68 .547 1/, Cleveland 73 77 .487 101',· Detroit 70 79 .470 13 Kansas C1ty 66 84 .440 17/, West Division WLPctGB )(·Los Angeles 92 57 .617 Texas 74 77 .490 19 Oakland · 69 80 .463 23 Seattle 57 92 383 35 • ·clinched divis1on Monday·• Games Cleveland 3, Minnesota 1 N.Y. Yankees 4, Ch1cago White Sox 2 Boston 13, Tampa Bay 5 Te:>~as 11 , Detro11 8 Kansas City 3. Seatlle 0 l'uesday's Games Minnesota a1 CleiJeland, 7:05 p.1n. White So~o: at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05p.m Baltimore at Toronto. 7:07p.m. Boston atTampa Bay, 7:·10 p.m. · Detroit at Texas. 8:05 p.m. Sea111e at Kansas City. 8:10p.m. L.A. Angels at Oa~ land. 10:05 p.m. :>~·c l i n ched division Monday's Games Cleveland 3, Mlnnesola 1 N.Y. Yankees 4, Chicago Wh ite Sox 2 Boston 13, Tampa Bay 5 Texas 11 , Detroit 8 Kansas City 3, Seattle 0 Tuesday's Games Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:05p.m. White Sox at N.Y. Yankees. 7:05p.m. Baltimore at Toronto, 7:07p.m Boston at Tampa Bay, 7:10p.m. · 2'0 08 Government bails outAIGwith $85 billion loan, A2 Cowboys outlast Eagles in wild, wacky g~e Bv JAIME ARON ASSOCIATED PRESS IRVING. Texas - Terrell Owens caught the lung pass National Football League in stride, cruised into the end AMERICAN CONFERENCE zone and began showing off. 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Carolina 2 0 0 1.000 46 41 New Orleans 1 1 0 .500 48 49 come out on top,' a nd we !-yard touchdown run, lift- halftime, but Dallas mo ved Tampa Bay 1 1 0 .500 44 33 1 1 0 .500 43 45 did' ", ing the Cowboys to a victory in front on a 17-yard touchAtlanta North The wackiness incl uded that certainly will be remem' dowo catch by Barber. The W L TPct PFPA Tony Ramo following one bered by· anyone who saw it. Eagles came right back, with Green Bay 2 0 0 1.000 72 44 Chicag o 1 1 0 .500 46 .33 flub with another,leading to For anyone who didn 't, McNabb overcoming a secDetroit 0 2 0 .000 46 82 Philadelphia tou<.:hdowns 14 think back to Romo's great ond-and-21 by scooting out Mlnnesola 0 2 0 .000 34 42 Wool apart; Eagles escape in Buffalo on a . of two near colli sions, WL TPct PFPA seconds receiver De Sean Jackson Monday night last year, or to avo iding an ankle tackle and Arizona 2 0 0 1.000 54 23 San Francisco 1 1 0 .500 46 53 losing an apparent touch- Rome's playoff goof in zipping the football like a Seattl e 0200004067 down because he flicked the Seattle two years ago, or fas t-pitch softball to St. louis 0 2 0 .000 16 79 ball away tn celebration McNabb's great escape on a Westbrook. The drive ended Sunday's Game~: , before he actually . scored; scramble three ~ears ago or with Westbrook churning Green Bay 48, Detroit 25 N.Y. Giants 4-t , St. LolJiS 13 and , ultimately, there was even -Leon Letts premature into the end zone for his Indianapolis 18, Minnesota 15 Donovan McNabb and Brian touchdown celebration in third touchdown and a 37-31 Oakland 23, Kan sas City 8 Carolina 20, Chicago 17 We stbrook wasting ~ real the January 1993 Super lead . Washington 29, New Orleans 24 ,, Dallas got close with a 47perfo rmances by fumbltng a Bowl. This game had plays Tennessee 24. Cincinnati 7 Buffalo 20, Jacksonville 16 handoft· reminiscent of all those . yard fi eld goal from Nick fourth-quarter San Francisco 33, Seattle 30, OT exchange. Most of the action came in Folk, but Philadelphia was Tampa Bay 24, ·Atlanta 9 New England 19, NY Jets 10 The game was dec ided , the first half, but the game driving for a lead-padding Arizona 31 . Miami 10 cleanly after that turnover - was deci ded late - of score when McNabb put the Denver 39, San Oiego 38 Pittsburgh 10. Cleveland 6 a crisp Romn ~ led · drive .course. • ball on Westbrook's hip Monday's Game• capped by Mari on Barber 's Philadelphia led 30-24 at instead o(' in his belly. The Dallas 41 , Philadelphia 37 PRo FooTBALL 89 61 80 70 American League East Division W L Pct GB Tampa Bay 88 60 .595 Boston 89 61 .593 New York 80 70 .533 9 To,oitto 60 70 .533 9 Baltimore 66 82 .446 22 Central Dlvlelon W L PctGB Chicago 83 66 .557 Minnesota 62 68 .547 0', Clevetand · 73 77 .487 10 /1 Detroit 70 79 .470 13 Kansas City 66 84 .440 17Y, West Division W l Pet GB 11-los Angeles 92 57 .617 Texas 74 77 .490 19 Oakland 69 80 .463 23 Seattle 57 92 .383 35 Tuesday, September 16, wwW.~ydailysentinel .(\om Cowboys recovered at the 33 and Romo moved them all the way to · the go-ahead score, the big play being a 32-yard pass to Jason Witten. Phil adelphi a hard ly threatened on its final two tries.lts final two-lateral play was shoved out of bounds. Ramo was 21-of-30 for 312 yards with three. touchdowns. plus a lost fumble and an interception. Owens had 89yards on three catch. es. two goi ng fo r touchdowns. He had the earl y 72ya rder ·and a 4-yarder, although he didn't catch a pass in the second half. His first TD moved him into second place on ' the NFL's career receiving touchdown list he finished at 132, well behind Jerry Rice's record of 197 · " It doesn' t matter what they say about me now," Owens said. "The Lord has obviously blessed me with a lot of talent." McNabb was 25-of-37 for 28 1 yards with a· touchdown and four sacks, two on the · final series. · He also matched Ron Jaworski 's club mark of 175 career TD passes. Jackson caught six passes for 110 yards, becoming only the second player -in NFL hi story, to open his career with consecutive 100-yard games. The other was Don Looney, also for Philadelphia , in 1940 . Westbrook ran 18 times for 58 yards for two touchdowns, and c.aught six passes for 45 yards and another score. China says tainted milk scandal spreading, A6 e l'rinled on IOU % Rt'crdcd :\lewsprint Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 511 CE!\:TS • \ 'ol. ;;X. :\o. -IX SPORTS \\ l: ll:\l ·Sil \\ Sl.l'TF\IBI !{ · · · 1- ''UIIX .- . BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENHIMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM RACINE - Construction workers continue to make concrete pours on . the Racine boat ramp and should be out of the section of ramp which will be underwater by the end of the week, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Gu s Smithhisler of ODNR said although ·the first concrete test pour didn't turn out as hoped two weeks ago, the second did and has resulted in the progress now seen at the site . The pours contain form grooved concrete, a specialty item that assists trucks With extra traction when pulling a wet boat. Workers with Alan Stone Company are currently focusing on the section of the ramp which will be underwater to avoid any situations ·where high water mi&ht once again stall the prQject. Smtthhtsler prevtously said crews are waiting until the entire ramp is poured . before fm1shmg the parking lot 's asphalt tO avoid damaging it with heavy equipment working on the ramp . However, all other " upland" work such as grating of the parking lot, water lme placement and wetlands have been completed. The counesy docks have also been put in place. Sm1thhtsler said officials with ODNR will be on the site next week to 'inspect the work being done on the $2 million-plus project nearly 10 years tn the makmg . The -actual completion date is Nov. 9 but ODNR. is hopeful the project will be done " well ahead of that ." · . Once completed the ramp will tmmedtately open to the public with a dedication ceremony to follow at a later date . The ramp was initially set to be completed this past spring but due to a delay caused by continuous high water along the Ohio River, the date was pushed to fall. , Work continues on the construction of a ne...,. boat ramp at Racine , an Ohio Department of Natural Resources pro. ject costing over $2 million . ODNR hop e~ to have the project completed this fall. Beth SergenVphoto ., Hal Kneen of the Foundation for Meigs County's Future presents a $250 check to Mary Wise, presidimt, right, and Donna Wilsoh, vice president of the Riverbend Arts Council. Page AS • Esther Wright, 61 INSIDE BodyUfts Cuatom Wheela & Exhltuat Ful Service Shop lnatellatlon Every Day 2.·-----------------------3. ____________________ Call Mike or Scott Justus · Hours: Mon-Fri B-5, Sat 8·1 ilil Rt. 35 Henderson, WV 304-675-3331 I 304-674-8040 I fD • 5. ______~------------ «6-2404 , -888-446·2684 216 Upper Rlvw Rd. Gallipolis, Ohio 112 mile south of the Sliver Bridge l..ic:lens. 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Eight artisans Sharon Dean, co-chairmen will have canopies in the of the show. said Diana park where a varietyofactivJohnson has planned youth ities will be taking place activities which will include · Mary Wi se will be chair cana sidewalk chalk art contest ing; . Mary Mitchell , for the ,chlidren wttll the European bead weaving; dr~wmgs to be judged and Diana Johnson, acrylic paintpnzes awarde~ at 3:30p.m. ing, Julian and Brian Harper Chlidren wtll also _pamt · d1splaymg homemade candy rocks, decorate sunvtsors, and more from their busiand create refrigerator an, ness ; Coco Blessings. work wtth Vanessa Folmer Betty Stiles will be workon designing trading cards, ing with watercolors , and listen to storyteller, McClure with oil and Donna Wilson . ijcrylic .paints: Peggy Crane McClure s~d a communi- with floral designs and also ty canvas wtll be hung for displaying a mural painted anyone there to pamt on . by those who work at Meigs Pomeroy reports accidents, vandalism BY BETH SERGENT BSEAGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Pomeroy Chief of Police Mark E. Proffitt reports the following recent traffic accidents under in vesti gation by his depanment. Anthony Hudson, Pomeroy, was cited for assured clear distance after a vehicle he was dri ving allegedly struck a ve hicle driven by Bruce Myers. Racine , on West Mai n Street in front of the Wild Horse · Cafe. · Accordin g to the. report. Myers was slowing/stopped· in front of the Wild Horse Cafe when Hudson struck' the rear of Mye r's vehicl e . J1udso n's vehicle received damage to the front bumper and hood and was towed while Myer's vehicle received damage to the rear bumper. Emergency personnel from Meigs EMS Industries , and Bob Graham HOEFLICHCMYDAtLYSENTtNEL.COM showing his extensi ve col Please see Reports, AS lection of old photos and MIDDLEPORT - A con- . coins. The MidVall ey tribution from the Chri stian kids will display a Foundation for ' Meigs completed work on a 30 by County's Future provided 40 inch canvas. through the Abbie Warner The winner of tlie sixth Stratton bequest for music grade poster contest will be and art youth programs has announced during the afterbeen made to the Riverbend noon. The art show will be Arts.Council. judged by · out-of- town A portion of the money judges with ribbon s and will go toward expenses of cash prizes to be awarded. BY BRIAN J. REED Saturday's Art in the Park BREED @MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM The deadline to enter program at Dave Diles Park paintings in the show has in-Middleport. The event will POM EROY - Servke been extended to Thursday. feature in addition to a disExhibitors are asked to call has been restored to those play of near!y 80 paintings McClure at 992-3842 to American Electri c Power and photograph, a variety of register. customers in the Pomeroy·, Athens and Gt\llipolis serDetails on Page A5 vice areas who were wi th om power Monday. Whil e there were no widespread outages in the BY BRIAN J. REED passenger boats of its size to local · service areas . there BAE~OiiMYDAILYSENTI NE L.COM . . . . be made of fireproof con.a SECiloNs- ta PAGES Struction throughout. A were isolated o:ases as the MIDDLEPORT large part of the Delta res ult of the heavy wi nds Annie's Mailbox A:3 Legis lation ' introduced Queen's superstructure is which struck ponions of the state· rate Sunday and early Tuesday by Sen . George , made of wood. Cale'ndars A:3 Voinovich, R-Ohio , would The legislati on Voinovich Monday. acco rding to ' extend an exemption to proposes in the Senate AEP's corporate commun iClassifieds B2-4 federal law allowing the would extend an exemption cations depat1menl. Customers in tl1e Marietta . Delta Queen to continue to the Safety of Life at Sea Comi~ Pomeroy and Galli p0lis se'rpassing by river towns Act of 1966, previously Middleport and Editorials A4 ·like granted to the Delta Queen , vice areas of AEP's Athens Pomeroy. were restored The Coast Guard has di strict ·and 90 percent of Tuesday, Sen. Sherrod Brown , D.Obituaries . As always maintained the boat without service. in the those Ohio, is a co-sponsor of the is un s af~ because of its conAthens and Wellston areas Sports B Section legislation that would allow struction. to be restored bv midare the steamboat to remain in "This legislation is necesnight Wednesday. - , business. It is home-ported :Weather sary step to preserve the AEP Ohio had restored in Cincinnati, and is a Delta Queen," · Sen . :©aoo8 Ohlo VaHey Pubttshlna Co. familiar summer sight in power to ·approximat ely Voinovich said . "The Delta ctts tomers on 152.000 rivertowns along the O(lio File photo Queen continues to be a and Mississippi rivers. It The Delta Queen passes by Pomeroy in a summer past. source of historic preserva- Tuesday mornin g. At the · passed by Middleport, tion and economic benefit peak of the outage ..650,000 Pomeroy und other Meigs just last week. doubt because of a 19.66 to . Ohio and man y other cu>tomers were · without County river communities The Queen's future is in federal law that requires all states ." . • Please see Eledrlcity. AS Electricity restored to few AEP Pomeroy· customers Voinvoich legislation aims at saving Delta Queen INDEX PHONE:. ___________ Each 1\tesday through Dec. 9, a numbered game will appear In each participating merchant's ad. Indicate your pick of winners and wrlle II beside the corresponding number. Entries must be dropped oiT at the: Gallipolis Daily Tribune or mailed to: Football Smackdown c/o Gallipolis Dally Tribune 825 3rd Avenue Gallipolis, OH 45631 Enlries must be postmarked by Thursday to qualify for that week's contest. The prize will be awarded weekly on the basis.of most winners selected correctly and in case of ties, winner ·will be del ermined by blind draw. You must be J6 years of age or older to enter. Only one entry per person per week. Art in the Park set for Saturday • To the Pointe Dance : Studio readies fall . classes. See Page A3 ·• Riverfest contest winners announced. See Page A3 4.·--------~---------- OHIO VALLEY Charlene Hoelllchlphoto ' 1. . www.mydady~t.·ntml'l.c:um Work continues at Racine bOat ramp .• Meigs wins fourth straight. See Page Bl 0BTIUARIES SUspension & . tl> Bs • ,. '• - - · · - - · - - -~ ... --t- ·- :' • �ACROSS THE N .The Daily Sentinel 1TION · A l'1.. · 1 Page A2 Wednesday, September 17, 2008 AP BUSINESS WRITERS WAS HI NGTON - For the second time this month . the U.S. government put . taxpaye r money on the hook · to resc ue a private financial · company. say ing t he failure insurer of the huge Ameri can Inte rnational Group Inc. would further disrupt markets and threaten . the already fragile economy. The Federal Reserve said Tuesday it would ptovide up to $85 billion in an emerge ncy. two-year loan to rescue AIG , which t e~ tere d on the edge e f failu re because of st(csses caused by the coll apse of the subprime mortgage market and the cred it crunch that ensued. In return , the government will get a 79.9 percem stake in AIG and the right to remove senior management. Tile move was similar to government's seizure on : Sept. 7 of mortgage giants Fannie Mae. and Freddie Mac . where the Treasury Department said .it was prepared to ptlt up as much as $100 billion overtime in each of the companies if needed to keep them trom going broke. Both moves were. bound ' to raise questions about the use (if taxpayer money to bail out private firms. · The Fed said it detemnined that a di sorderly failure of AIG could hurt the already del icate fin ancial markets arid the economy. Although little' known off Wall Street , AIG does busine ss with almost every fin~nc ial insti tution ·in the world and insures $88 billion worth of assets including mortgages · and corporate loans. Its failure could also " lead to substantially higher borrowing costs, reduced . household wealth and mate. rially weaker economic per- · APphoto A broker lakes a break in tronl of the New York Stock Exchange ticker displaying the numbers for AIG, Tuesday, In a bid to save financial markets and economy from further turmoil, the Federal Reserve said Tuesday it would provide up to $85 billion in an emergency, two-year loan to rescue thB New York-based insurance corporation . forrnance," the Fed said in a the , broader economy,'' are much worse." . statement. White House spokesman New York officials said The decision to help AIG Tony Fratto said. the deal helps stave off a fisAfter meeting with cal crisis for the state. reversed the government"s stance over the weekend , Treasury Secretary Henry "Policy holders will be prowhen it refused to use tax- Paulson and Fed Chairnian tected. jobs will be saved," payer money to bail out Ben Bernanke in a late- New York. Gov. .David Lehman · Brothers Holdings night briefing on Cl!pitol Paterson said Tuesday night Inc. Lehman. which tiled Hill, Congressional leaders The Fed 's· move was part for bankruptcy 'protection · said they understood the of a concerted push to help Monday, collapsed under need for the bailout. calm jittery markets and the weight of mounting· "The administration is investors around the world . losses related to its real approaching an onpreceOn Tuesday, the Fed deciddented step, but unfortu- ed to keep its key .interest rate estate.holdings . The White House said it nately we are living in steady at 2 percent, but backed the Fed's decision unprecedented times." said ac knowledged stresses in · Tuesday. · Sen. Charles Schumer, D- financial markets have grown 'These steps are taken in N. Y, "Hearing of these · and hinted it stood ready to the interest· of promoting plans , you· have io stop to lower rates if needed . stability in financial mar- catch your breath, But upon The central bank also kets and limiting damage to reflection , the alternatives pumped $70 billion into the nation 's financial system to help ease credit stresses. In emergency sessions over the weekend, the Fed expanded its loan programs to Wall Street fimns, part of an ongoing effort to get credit flowing more freely: The stock market , which Monday had its worst ses: sion since the Sept. II attacks , recovered Tuesday after the Fed's decision on interest rates. The Dow Jones industrials rose 141 points after losing 500 points on Monday, AIG's shares swung violently, though , as rumors of potential deals involving the government or private par- tie s emerged ~nd were dashed. By late Tuesday, its shares had closed down 20 • percent - a nd another 45 percent after hours. The prob lems at AIG stemmed from its insurance of mortgage-backed securi: ties and other risky debt agai nst default. If AIG couldn't make good on its promise to pay back soured debt , investors feared the consequences would pose a greater threat to the U.S. financial system than this week's collapse of the investment bank Lehman Brothers . The worries were heightened Monday after Moody 's In ves tor Service and Standard and Poor's low- . · ered AlG's credit ratings, forcing AIG to seek more mone y for collateral ag<tinst its insurance contracts. Without that money. AIG would ha ve defa ulted on its obligations .and the buyers of its insurance - such as banks and other financial companies - would have found themselves without protection against losses on the debt they hold . "It might not just bring down other financial institutions in the U.S. It could bring down overseas financial institutions," sai~ Timothy Canova, a professor of international economic law at Chapman University School· of Law. "If Lehman Brother's failure could help trigger AIG's going down , who knows who AlG's failure could trigger next." New York-based AIG operates an .insurance and tinancial services businesses ranging from property. casualty,· auto and life insurance to annuity and investment services, Those traditional insurance operations are considered healthy and the National Association of Insurance ' . Commissioners . said "they are solvent and have the capability to pay claims," House approves offshore drilling BY H. JOSEF HEBERT ASSOCIATED PRESS WAITER WASHINGTON - The House voted late Tuesday to· open waters off the Atlantic and Pacific coasts to oil and gas drilling but only 50 or more miles out to sea and only if a state agrees to energy development off its shore, Democratic leaders called it a step toward energy independence, but Republicans labeled it .a "sham" because most of the estimated 18 billion ·barrels of oil believed ·to lie below offlimits coastal waters are within 50 miles of land and will remain out of bounds. T~e measure passed in a largely party-line vote of 236-189.. It now gor,s to the Senate, where energy will be the topic later in the week. Thirteen Democrats . AP photo their leadership and This Aug. 7 photo provided by the Riverbanks Zoo and bucked voteil against the measure, Gardens in Columbia, S,C. shows Ricky, a 7 year-old Even before the House Rockhopper penguin make a painting to raise money for vote, the White House said : the wildlife conservation efforts, Ricky's painting was the President Bush · was pre ~ : first sold in the auction of art by animals nationwide for pared to veto the measure $t80 Tuesday in Columbia, S.C. should it reach his desk. An administration statement said the bill would "stifle development" of offshore energy resources by essen. tially making permanent COLUMBIA , S.C. (AP) port, " spokesman Steve drilling bans within the 50mile coastal buffer, while - This art is created not by Feldman said . hands, \Jut by paws and Zoo keepers have long imposing new 'taxes on the claws , . used painting as a way to largest oil companies. Speaker But House Paintings featuring -the mentally stimulate animals. brush stroke s and paw Animal artwork also has Nancy Pelosi , D-Calif., said : prints of animals such as . been sold for some time , but the bill "represents a new · · snow leopards and sea lions Feldman said Tuesday direction in energy policy" : from zoos around the nation marked. the first collabora-· and a "bold step forward . that' will end our depen: sold Tue sday for surprising ti ve effort by zoos . ' amounts of money. · Bidding began at S p.m . dence on foreign oil" by Just a few minutes into with a painting by a penguin using billions of dollars col the auction, a painting by from Columbia 's lected in taxes on large oil : Cha Cha the Lion already Riverbanks Zoo that sold companies to promote alternative fuels and epergy effi· had sold for $550 while for $180 . : Pinto the Pig's masterpiece Martin . Vince, curator of ctency. Republicans called the : sold for $250, · birds at the South Carolina The sale is part of an zoo, said it wasn't hard to drilling measure a ruse to online auction at auction- get Ricky inspired to paint. provide political . cover to . ·network.com to raise money "What we did basically Democrats feeling pressure , for zoo conservation efforts, was put some paint on the to support more drilling at a · It is sponsored by the floor and aim him toward it time of high gas prices. "How much new drilling · Association of Zoos and with a fish on the other : Aquariums. side," Vince said . "I would do we get out of this bill'? : ·• Art in some level is sto- it would call it a special . It 's zero . Just zero," rytelling and there 's an penguin version of abstract declared House Republican amazing story to tell here painting." leader John Boehner of about the great care that The auction is part of the Ohio. "It's a hoax on the · animals· receive and the Association of Zoos and American people. This is : con servation programs that Aquariums national meet• intended for one reason .. . the· sale of this art will sup- ing in Milwaukee this week . so the Democrats can say Auction to have ·paintings. by penguin, sea lions • we voted on energy." The measure would allow drilling in waters 50 mlles from shore almost everywhere from New England to Washington state as long as a state agrees to go along with energy development off its coast, Beyond 100 miles, no state approval would be required. The drilling ban would remain iil the eastern Gulf of Mexico .. Each year for the past 26 years, Congress has passed drilling bans on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts because of environmental concerns and pressure from some coastal states worried that drilling · might hurt the tourist business. Unlike bills offered by House Republicans and others being considered in the Senate , the House-passed legislation would not share royalties from energy production with the adjacent states, Boehner said without royalty sharing , states probably would not opt for drilling off their beaches, Republicans also cited Interior Department esti mates that 88 percent of the 18 billion barrels of oil believed to be in waters now under drilling bans would remain off-limit s because they are within the 50-mile , protective coastal buffer. The House voted to roll back nearly $18 billion in tax breaks over I0 years for the five largest oil companies and require energy companies to pay billions of dollars in royalties they Expanded offshore avoided . because of an drilling has become ·a Interior Department' con- mantra of GOP energy politracting error. . cy that has been felt on the The bill also would presidential and congn!srequire 'the president to sional campaign trails make available oil from the ' despite wide agreement that government's Strategic lifting the drilling ban Petroleum Reserve . Pelosi would have little if any said such a move is needed impact on gasoline prices or to drive down gasoline produce any oil for years. prices, even though oil Republican presidential prices have dropped dra- candidate John McCain matically in recent weeks pledged at the recently cOliand many ener_gy experts eluded GOP convention to believe gasoline prices will push for new offshore oil and fall as well after refineries gas drilling amid delegate recover from Hurricane Ike . chants of "Drill, baby drill" Democrats added a provi- and his Democratic rival, sion at the last minute that Barack Obama, said he sup- · makes it a federal crime for · ported more drilling as part oil companies with federal of a broader energy package , leases to provide gifts to But Democrats derided government employees, a what called they response to a recent sex and Republicans' "drill only" drug scandal involving the response to the country 's federal office that oversees energy problems. the offshore oil royalty program and energy .company employees . The Democratic bill also would: • Provide tax cre(jits for wind and solar energy industries, the develoffl)ent of cellulose ethano and other biofuels. • Require utilities natirrn• FREE 1417 Ttchnkll Support wide to generate 15 percent keep your buddy IIIII of their electricity from . •• Instant~· 10 e-mahddrene<J witt> Webrnai~ . solar, wind or· other alterna,· CuAtom Stlln Pege • nt!W!I, ~a!Mr & mor111 · tive energy soqrce. m w:r • Give tax breaks for new :•" vp to 6X laster! I Jus/ IJ mor& ~ energy efficiency programs, Sign Up OnRnt! www.LoctiNtt.com including . the use of improved building codes Call TodJ, r 6 Savtl and for companies that promote their employees' use of bicycles for commuting, e BY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR Dear Annie: I'm a 15. year-old girl. and my friend · " K~nda l l " has stolen a ri ng , from me . I' ve know n Kendall for a couple of yew·s, and recently we've become best · friends. I invited her over to · my house and showed her the ring . and she really liked it. T he moment she left . I ·n oticed the ring was missing. I didn ' t wan t to accuse · Kendal l of stealing, ., o I .as ked if she had "borrowed" ·,-my ri ng. She denied it, but : did so aw kwa rdly and · would no) look me in the eyes . She is know n for getti ng in trouble. and though I · think she is it wonderful ' f riend , I am totall y con. 'vinccd she took the ring. .· What is the best way to persu ade her to come clean 'so we can get this behind us :'wi thout any more damage? : I rea ll y ~ nj oy her fri endship, and it saddens me to have ' this come betwee n us. - · ' Troubled in Calirornia Dear Troubled: Do yo u ··want the friendship or the ·-ring'' It 's unlikely Kendall , wi ll simply return the ring 'because that means admit '., ting she took it. and as you can see. she did n't take the cpponunity to do so when yo u tried to make it easy for her. If yo u wa nt to keep the friendshi p. tell Kendall to let you know if she ever fi nds the ri ng - and then forget abo ut it. We also suggest yo u stop . in viti ng Kendall to peruse your .i~w­ elry. She can 't be trusted. Dear Annie: My mot her died when I was young. My father is the only fa mi ly I have, except for my fiance and new baby. Dad has . been see mg "Angel'' for two years. and ever since she moved in with him , our re lations!!ip has slowly "'ithered. Many times when we go to Dad's. Angel trea.ts us with disres pe,t. blaring the TV so loud we can't talk without yelling. She doesn' t approve of my hugg ing my father at the end of our visits, We have to call beforehand to make sure seeing us won 't upset her. And now she makes us see Dad imtside the house. This bothers me a lot because my dau ghter is less than a year old and in the winter, this is too ditlicult . . My fi ance and I don't, like the woman. but we treat her with decency because she is my father's partner and we know he cares about her. Should I talk to my fa ther about how this makes me f eel? I have ·let go of the hard fee lings. but I can' t seem to f?rgive the fact that she wants to keep my father from see ing hi s granddaughter. What should I,do? - Upset and Frustrated in Colorado Dear• Colorado: Don't try to come between Dad and AngeL She' ll get angry and he will feel obligated to choose' between you -and vo u could lose. Instead , itrrange to see your fa ther. in · your home or at a neutral location. letting him know An gel is always welcome to come along, Dear Annie : You ' ve · printed a lot of letters from husbands and wi ves who want their spouses to lose weight. My husband did something totally different. We planned a ·trip to the Grand Canyon . I was making the arrangements' io schedule a simulated skydi ve and di scovered the company had a weight limi t and I was. wny over. My husband signed me up at a fitness center where every time you go. you have a per- sonal trainer. They suggest· 'ed a meal plan to pcnnanentl y .change my eating habns and ta ught me how to exercise etfecti vely. I have lost lots of we ight . gained muscle and am eating so much healthier now. I ~l so finall y went skydi ving. ·My husband loves me, and this proved he wants me around for a long rime : I never would have done this without him giving me such a great gift - a healthy li fe >tyle . - Healthier in Greensboro, N.C. Dear Greensboro: You are wi se to see this gift as a demonstration of your husband 's love : Too many women would consider it a criticism. Annie's Mailbox is written by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, lo11gtime editors of the Arm Landers column. Please e-mail your questions to anlliesmailbox@comcast.net, or write to: Amtie's Mailbox, ·P.O. Box l/H/90, Cllicago, lL 60611 . To find out more about Amiie's Mailbox , and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers a11d cartoortist.~, vi.~ it the C:reators Syndicate Web page at www.cFeators.com. -------------------------------------------------------------- .·.community Calendar Public meetings Antiques Cl ub , I p.m. Pulling heavy trattors first. Admission free. Friday, Sept. 19 Concessions by Scipio Fire POM EROY - Meigs . County Board of Elections . Department. Contact 742. ·Special hoard meeting, 8:30 3020 after 5 p.m . SALEM CENTER · ·a. m.. at office. Star Grange #778, Star Monday, s~pt. 22 RACINE - Southern Junior Gran ge #87 8, annual ·Local School Board, regular hayride and wiener roast, ' meeting. 8 p.m,. high school 6:30 p.m . Puhlic invited . Bring hot dogs and snacks. ·.media room . · POMEROY - Meig s . County ' Emerge ncy Pl anning Committee regular meeting, II :30 a.m .. senior Friday, Sept. 19 . citizens Guilding. HARRISONVILLE Thursday, Sept.25 The grlspel singers, Th e SYRACUSE - Meigs . Planters, 7 . p.m. , County Board of MR/DD Harri son vi lie Presbyterian .. regular meeting ,4 :30 p.m.. Church . Ohio 143. . Carleton Sch ool. Saturday, Sept. 20 ADDISON --' Benefit gospel sin g for Fall Harvest Gospel Sing , 6 p.m., Addi son Freewill Bapti st Church, Randy Shaffer. Mark Coleman , New City . Thursday, Sept. 18 • I . RA CINE Singers, Brian & Family Connection. 985 -3495 for , Pomeroy/Racine .Masonic · Lodge 164, regular meeting , . more information . Sunday, Sept. 21 :7 :30 p.m,. Racine lodge RACINE :.hall. . , POMEROY - American Homecoming . ML Moriah . Cancer Society Meigs Church of God. Mile Hill Road , Racine . Dinner !1t ~ County Advisory Board. : regul ar meeting , · noon. noon , Builders Quartet at I basement conference room p.m. MIDDLEPORT - Th e Pomeroy Library, lunch provided, RSVP at 992- New Southern Harmony, 7 p.m ,. Victory Baptist ' 6626 , ext. 24 . Church, 525 North Second, Saturday,Sept.20 Middleport. 992:7111 . ROCKSPRINGS :.-Antique· tractor pull. spon- . MIDDLEPORT .sored . by Big Bend Farm Home.coming at Hobson Church events, Clubs and organizations .; Fellowship Chri >tian Church. I p.m. Dinner ·at noon. Music by Marshall Bonecutter Family, LONG BOTTOM Hazel Community Church homecoming , with Edsel Hart speaking. Singer Shirley Kay, Sutiday school at 10 a.m. · Bring covered dish for I p.m. dinner. , HARTFORD , W.Va . Biker Sunday at the Pentec\)stal Lighthouse. Registration. 9 a.m. with coffee and donuts . Bike judgin g, trophies · to he awarded . Door pri zes, Refreshmept s. For more in formation , call Pastor Randy Parson s, 104-R96 , 3641 , home ; or 304-8822443. c.hurch . POMEROY Zion Church of,Christ , Ohio 143 , homecoming with theme "Zion, Un hcd in Love," Program 10- 11 :30 a.m .. potluck lunch at noon , meat provided. A time capsule will be prepared to be opened in 10 years. Enter an article of choice. Roger Watson , pastor. POMEROY The Hemlock Grove Chri stian Church , community/church picnic, 12:30 p.m. at . the home of Jack .and Paula Welker. 42772 Cook Road . Porneroy. RSVP for food : 992-7291 , before Sept. 18 . Chtlrch services Sunday 9:30 a.m. with Pastor Larry Brown . Sunday school, 10:30 a.m. ' ALFRED - Annual homecoming at Alfred United Methodist Church , with message by Pastor Jim Corbitt at II a.m.. potluck lunch at 12:30 p.m., and afternoon service. I :30 p.m. "Day . Spring Singe rs'' and others .. · Monday, Sept. 22 POINT PLEASANT. W.Va . Mark Cable · Concert , 7 p.m. Meet and greet recepti on followin g. Sponsored by ·area church· es . Located at Main Street Baptist Church. 1100 N . Main Street. Nursery providecL For more information call 304-675- 1994 . Reunions Saturday, Sept, 20 POMEROY Third re.union of Veterans Memorial Hospital employees . I to 4 p.m. at Mulberry Community Center. Pomeroy. Sandwiches a'nd beverages provided. Those anending take finger foods , photos and memombilia for display. RACINE - Fink family reunion, basket lunch I p.m .. Star Mill Park, Other events Saturday, Sept. 20 REEDSVILLE - Free Community Dinner, beans and cornbread , 10 a,m. - I p.m., Fellowship Church of the Nazarene. UMW meets at Tuppers Plains ; • TUPPERS PLAINS - A International Institutions. :program on "Learnin g for a Presiden't Joanna Weaver ~Lifetime" was presented by opened the meeting with · llarb Roush and Judy prayer. there was unison : Kennedy at the recent meting prayer, imd reading of the ; of the Tuppers Plains St. Paul UMW litany and purposed. · lJnited Methodist ·Women Treasurer Betty Chevalier : 11eld recently at the church. . read correspondence from program was the Meigs Cooperative · The : des igned to observe the Call Parish thanking the group · to Praye r and Self- Denial. for a donation given toward : The group contributed to an the loan principle on the : offerin g which will be used · building. Secretary Sharon Louk s : to fund programsa t Mission : Institutions Related to the re·ad a letter from Re v, : United Methodist General Jami son Brunk of the : Board Of Global Ministries. Owsley . County United · : and the Offering will be ' Methodist Churches of ~):li v id e d among U.S. Booneville, the AIJ gust In stitutions ancj birthday . card re.c ipient :j :·•: thanking the group for the encouraged members to love. concern and prayer attend the Fall Annual Day support. Cards were signed on Sat. Sept. 20 at Tunnel for Ruth Ann Millhone , · U.M.C. . Joanna Weaver reminded Esther Landon and Marlene Hutchinson, Janet Lewis of the members of the upcomPalestine was selected as ing Women of the Bible the prayer calendar birthday Presentation in October and a recipient . and Judy pancake breakfast scheduled November. Teresa Kennedy presented the for Response Moment reading Lemon,, , Anna Rice and Kim highli ghting the . article Househglder served refreshshopping For The Glory Of ments. Others there were God by Marti Zimmerman. Kathy Corbitt , Joanna The same officers w iII be Weaver, Barb Roush, Betty r\!tained for another year. A Chevaljer, Connie and Mary ham will be purchased for Rankin , Kas Seckman , the homecoming dinner, JuanitaWells. Judy Kennedy, Oct. 12. in the church base- Barb St'immerfield . and ment. Joanna Weaver Sharon Louks. Riverfest contest winners announced POMEROY - Cheyemie ings bond from Farm ers rneaver was the winner of Bank ; third went to Donnie h$ I ,000 in Meigs County Mayer, a $500 savings bond ~Ch a mber of Commerce from Peoples Bank , and •bucks in the annual duck fourth to Hank Cleland, Sr. , !j:lc:rby staged Saturday after- a $100 savings bond· from :)loon at the Sternwheel Ohio Valley Bank . · · . The original painting on : Ri verfest. t! The numbered duck she wood donated by artist bJu,rchased from the Pomeroy ·Michele Musser, went to ~ erc h a nt s · Assoc JatJon the fifth place winner. Kay : (:rossed the tini sh line fi rst as Platter. whi.le the next two · ~~he hundreds of ducks tloat- pri zes, earrings from :)eo down the ri ver. Clarks Jew elry was won by ; • Second pl ace winner was . Di ck Whited , and an ear$anici Johnson , a $500 sav- ring and bracelet from • • • Wednesday, September 17, 2008 Trust issue clouds friendship ::· ~------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Over2 Potential Employers PageAJ ANNIE ' S MAILBOX Government bails outAIG with $85.billion loan Bv 'JEANNINE AVERSA, lEVA M. AUGSTUMS .AND STEPHEN BERNARD YTHEBEND ·The Daily Sentinel Clarks by CP. Riffle. The duck derby is the Merchants Association's primary fund raiser for the year. It provides money for downtown improve ments and beautification . George Wright was chairman . . Winners in the sidewalk · chalk drawing contest for children were: 3 to 8 years .of age, first, Peyton Anderson: second, Bre nna Zirkle; and third . Marrissa Brooker. lri the 9 to 12 category, the winners were Grace Edwards, first; Chri stian Spaun. second ; and Bethany Spaun and Jenna Roberts, a tie for third . The contest was sponsored by the · Vaughan Agency. The winners m the popular sexy ,Ieg contest were "Bateman from Gotham City," one 'of the pleasure boaters in for the Ri verfest and att ired in full costu me . fi rst; Sonny' Barnes, second, and Bob Workman. third. There were II contestants, ' . ' I ;~ . • . Submitted photo Registration for fall classes at To the Pointe Dance Studio, 261 Ohio 7 North, Gallipolis, is this. Saturday trom 2 to 4 p.m. at the studio. Classes begin Monday, Sept. 22 . To the Pointe Dance Studio readies fall classes GALLIPOLIS - To the Pointe Dance Studio b now accepting students far · fall classes .. Classes being offered are ballet, pointe, modern, jai z and tap .The new studio ts at 261 · Ohio 7 North . Gallipolis , Classes arc taught by Sarah Roush, founder and cjirector. Classes· are offered for boys and girl s ages 3 through adult. Classes are $10 per student. per class. Private lessons are available on Saturdays.. Roush has 20 years of dance training to '1er credit. .Prior to opening To the Pointe . she was the dance instructor at the Ariel Theatre for 3- 1/2 years . She also spent six years as an assistant teacher and two yeurs as an instructor at The Art SchooL Rou sh al so studied as ,a dance major at the University of Akron . She graduated from the University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College in 2006 with a degree in early childhood ed!lcation. Roush is currentl y pursuing her master's degree in curriculum and instruction with the Uni versity of Phoenix. She · is employed as a substitute teacher in the Gallipoli s City and Gallia Count y Local .schools. Tap classes at To the Pointe are tatl ght by Rachael Fraser. Fraser has ·15 years of experience in tap dance. She was the tap instructor for the past year at the Ariel Theatre. She was also an assistant tap teacher for three years at The Art SchooL Fraser has truining in tap. ballet. jazz.> and modern . She is a sO'phomore at · Ri o Grande as a . music comprehensi ve maJor. Regi strati on· for classes will be held at the new dance siUdio th is Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m . Classes begin on Monday. Sept. 22 and end Dec. 12. Monda y's sch edule includes children's ballet , 5: 30-6:30 p.m .: CBI. 6:307:15 p.m .; modern (7 and up) , 7: 15-8 p.m.; adult/teen ballet, X-9 p.m. Tuesday 's schedule is Pre-Ballet I, 5:30-6' 15 p.m.: . Children's Tap I , 6: 15-7 p.m.: Tap 2, 7-7:45 p.m.: adult/ tee n wp . 7:45-8: 30 p.m. The schedule on Thursday is CB2,5 :30-6: 15 p.m.: PreBallet ·2. 6: 15-7 p.m.: Pre/Pointe (with permission onl y) , 7-8 p.m.; adult/teen jazz. 8-9 p.m. . Friday's schedule is chiidrcn's juzz. 5::10-6:15 p.m., and CB3, 6: 15-7:15 p.m. For more infimuatioll or to ~ch edule a class. contact instrucwr Sarah Roush at (740) 44 1-9542 or (740 ) 645- 101 5. Coming Thursday in the Sentinel ... "GJ_)faeeJ f(J ~ f? T/ling~· f€J JP(J'' l~~.f~1~f~~~~J The Mei~;s Co11nty Health Department recognizes and extends appreciation to the following for time, services and supplies contributed to the 2008 Meigs County Men 's Het:Ilth Screening: Holzer Clinic (Meigs Branch): Uiana .Jeffers. Manager: James Witherell, MD Hol•er Medical Center Community Welt ness Department: Bonnie McFarland and staff Meigs County Cancer Initiative. Inc. ~1emhcrs · Oiana Coates, Carolyn Grucser, Lyndon Kell}', Linda King, ll'nOra Lcilbcit , Marv Slawter, Norma Torres • ·Hunter Family Practice tAn affiliate of O'llleness Hea lth Systems through Athens Medical Associates): Douglas Hunler. MD Karr Audiology and Hearing Aid s Continuity of Care/Pleasant Valley Home Medical Equipment OSU Extension (~·teigs County) l<~amil y Nutrition Program American Cunccr Society More than 46 Meigs County men rcf.:dv ed compi-chensin health screenings thanks to the generosity of these businesses. organizations and volunteers! r:;~, ~~l!!:J!J(~?:G ~~~ �ACROSS THE N .The Daily Sentinel 1TION · A l'1.. · 1 Page A2 Wednesday, September 17, 2008 AP BUSINESS WRITERS WAS HI NGTON - For the second time this month . the U.S. government put . taxpaye r money on the hook · to resc ue a private financial · company. say ing t he failure insurer of the huge Ameri can Inte rnational Group Inc. would further disrupt markets and threaten . the already fragile economy. The Federal Reserve said Tuesday it would ptovide up to $85 billion in an emerge ncy. two-year loan to rescue AIG , which t e~ tere d on the edge e f failu re because of st(csses caused by the coll apse of the subprime mortgage market and the cred it crunch that ensued. In return , the government will get a 79.9 percem stake in AIG and the right to remove senior management. Tile move was similar to government's seizure on : Sept. 7 of mortgage giants Fannie Mae. and Freddie Mac . where the Treasury Department said .it was prepared to ptlt up as much as $100 billion overtime in each of the companies if needed to keep them trom going broke. Both moves were. bound ' to raise questions about the use (if taxpayer money to bail out private firms. · The Fed said it detemnined that a di sorderly failure of AIG could hurt the already del icate fin ancial markets arid the economy. Although little' known off Wall Street , AIG does busine ss with almost every fin~nc ial insti tution ·in the world and insures $88 billion worth of assets including mortgages · and corporate loans. Its failure could also " lead to substantially higher borrowing costs, reduced . household wealth and mate. rially weaker economic per- · APphoto A broker lakes a break in tronl of the New York Stock Exchange ticker displaying the numbers for AIG, Tuesday, In a bid to save financial markets and economy from further turmoil, the Federal Reserve said Tuesday it would provide up to $85 billion in an emergency, two-year loan to rescue thB New York-based insurance corporation . forrnance," the Fed said in a the , broader economy,'' are much worse." . statement. White House spokesman New York officials said The decision to help AIG Tony Fratto said. the deal helps stave off a fisAfter meeting with cal crisis for the state. reversed the government"s stance over the weekend , Treasury Secretary Henry "Policy holders will be prowhen it refused to use tax- Paulson and Fed Chairnian tected. jobs will be saved," payer money to bail out Ben Bernanke in a late- New York. Gov. .David Lehman · Brothers Holdings night briefing on Cl!pitol Paterson said Tuesday night Inc. Lehman. which tiled Hill, Congressional leaders The Fed 's· move was part for bankruptcy 'protection · said they understood the of a concerted push to help Monday, collapsed under need for the bailout. calm jittery markets and the weight of mounting· "The administration is investors around the world . losses related to its real approaching an onpreceOn Tuesday, the Fed deciddented step, but unfortu- ed to keep its key .interest rate estate.holdings . The White House said it nately we are living in steady at 2 percent, but backed the Fed's decision unprecedented times." said ac knowledged stresses in · Tuesday. · Sen. Charles Schumer, D- financial markets have grown 'These steps are taken in N. Y, "Hearing of these · and hinted it stood ready to the interest· of promoting plans , you· have io stop to lower rates if needed . stability in financial mar- catch your breath, But upon The central bank also kets and limiting damage to reflection , the alternatives pumped $70 billion into the nation 's financial system to help ease credit stresses. In emergency sessions over the weekend, the Fed expanded its loan programs to Wall Street fimns, part of an ongoing effort to get credit flowing more freely: The stock market , which Monday had its worst ses: sion since the Sept. II attacks , recovered Tuesday after the Fed's decision on interest rates. The Dow Jones industrials rose 141 points after losing 500 points on Monday, AIG's shares swung violently, though , as rumors of potential deals involving the government or private par- tie s emerged ~nd were dashed. By late Tuesday, its shares had closed down 20 • percent - a nd another 45 percent after hours. The prob lems at AIG stemmed from its insurance of mortgage-backed securi: ties and other risky debt agai nst default. If AIG couldn't make good on its promise to pay back soured debt , investors feared the consequences would pose a greater threat to the U.S. financial system than this week's collapse of the investment bank Lehman Brothers . The worries were heightened Monday after Moody 's In ves tor Service and Standard and Poor's low- . · ered AlG's credit ratings, forcing AIG to seek more mone y for collateral ag<tinst its insurance contracts. Without that money. AIG would ha ve defa ulted on its obligations .and the buyers of its insurance - such as banks and other financial companies - would have found themselves without protection against losses on the debt they hold . "It might not just bring down other financial institutions in the U.S. It could bring down overseas financial institutions," sai~ Timothy Canova, a professor of international economic law at Chapman University School· of Law. "If Lehman Brother's failure could help trigger AIG's going down , who knows who AlG's failure could trigger next." New York-based AIG operates an .insurance and tinancial services businesses ranging from property. casualty,· auto and life insurance to annuity and investment services, Those traditional insurance operations are considered healthy and the National Association of Insurance ' . Commissioners . said "they are solvent and have the capability to pay claims," House approves offshore drilling BY H. JOSEF HEBERT ASSOCIATED PRESS WAITER WASHINGTON - The House voted late Tuesday to· open waters off the Atlantic and Pacific coasts to oil and gas drilling but only 50 or more miles out to sea and only if a state agrees to energy development off its shore, Democratic leaders called it a step toward energy independence, but Republicans labeled it .a "sham" because most of the estimated 18 billion ·barrels of oil believed ·to lie below offlimits coastal waters are within 50 miles of land and will remain out of bounds. T~e measure passed in a largely party-line vote of 236-189.. It now gor,s to the Senate, where energy will be the topic later in the week. Thirteen Democrats . AP photo their leadership and This Aug. 7 photo provided by the Riverbanks Zoo and bucked voteil against the measure, Gardens in Columbia, S,C. shows Ricky, a 7 year-old Even before the House Rockhopper penguin make a painting to raise money for vote, the White House said : the wildlife conservation efforts, Ricky's painting was the President Bush · was pre ~ : first sold in the auction of art by animals nationwide for pared to veto the measure $t80 Tuesday in Columbia, S.C. should it reach his desk. An administration statement said the bill would "stifle development" of offshore energy resources by essen. tially making permanent COLUMBIA , S.C. (AP) port, " spokesman Steve drilling bans within the 50mile coastal buffer, while - This art is created not by Feldman said . hands, \Jut by paws and Zoo keepers have long imposing new 'taxes on the claws , . used painting as a way to largest oil companies. Speaker But House Paintings featuring -the mentally stimulate animals. brush stroke s and paw Animal artwork also has Nancy Pelosi , D-Calif., said : prints of animals such as . been sold for some time , but the bill "represents a new · · snow leopards and sea lions Feldman said Tuesday direction in energy policy" : from zoos around the nation marked. the first collabora-· and a "bold step forward . that' will end our depen: sold Tue sday for surprising ti ve effort by zoos . ' amounts of money. · Bidding began at S p.m . dence on foreign oil" by Just a few minutes into with a painting by a penguin using billions of dollars col the auction, a painting by from Columbia 's lected in taxes on large oil : Cha Cha the Lion already Riverbanks Zoo that sold companies to promote alternative fuels and epergy effi· had sold for $550 while for $180 . : Pinto the Pig's masterpiece Martin . Vince, curator of ctency. Republicans called the : sold for $250, · birds at the South Carolina The sale is part of an zoo, said it wasn't hard to drilling measure a ruse to online auction at auction- get Ricky inspired to paint. provide political . cover to . ·network.com to raise money "What we did basically Democrats feeling pressure , for zoo conservation efforts, was put some paint on the to support more drilling at a · It is sponsored by the floor and aim him toward it time of high gas prices. "How much new drilling · Association of Zoos and with a fish on the other : Aquariums. side," Vince said . "I would do we get out of this bill'? : ·• Art in some level is sto- it would call it a special . It 's zero . Just zero," rytelling and there 's an penguin version of abstract declared House Republican amazing story to tell here painting." leader John Boehner of about the great care that The auction is part of the Ohio. "It's a hoax on the · animals· receive and the Association of Zoos and American people. This is : con servation programs that Aquariums national meet• intended for one reason .. . the· sale of this art will sup- ing in Milwaukee this week . so the Democrats can say Auction to have ·paintings. by penguin, sea lions • we voted on energy." The measure would allow drilling in waters 50 mlles from shore almost everywhere from New England to Washington state as long as a state agrees to go along with energy development off its coast, Beyond 100 miles, no state approval would be required. The drilling ban would remain iil the eastern Gulf of Mexico .. Each year for the past 26 years, Congress has passed drilling bans on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts because of environmental concerns and pressure from some coastal states worried that drilling · might hurt the tourist business. Unlike bills offered by House Republicans and others being considered in the Senate , the House-passed legislation would not share royalties from energy production with the adjacent states, Boehner said without royalty sharing , states probably would not opt for drilling off their beaches, Republicans also cited Interior Department esti mates that 88 percent of the 18 billion barrels of oil believed to be in waters now under drilling bans would remain off-limit s because they are within the 50-mile , protective coastal buffer. The House voted to roll back nearly $18 billion in tax breaks over I0 years for the five largest oil companies and require energy companies to pay billions of dollars in royalties they Expanded offshore avoided . because of an drilling has become ·a Interior Department' con- mantra of GOP energy politracting error. . cy that has been felt on the The bill also would presidential and congn!srequire 'the president to sional campaign trails make available oil from the ' despite wide agreement that government's Strategic lifting the drilling ban Petroleum Reserve . Pelosi would have little if any said such a move is needed impact on gasoline prices or to drive down gasoline produce any oil for years. prices, even though oil Republican presidential prices have dropped dra- candidate John McCain matically in recent weeks pledged at the recently cOliand many ener_gy experts eluded GOP convention to believe gasoline prices will push for new offshore oil and fall as well after refineries gas drilling amid delegate recover from Hurricane Ike . chants of "Drill, baby drill" Democrats added a provi- and his Democratic rival, sion at the last minute that Barack Obama, said he sup- · makes it a federal crime for · ported more drilling as part oil companies with federal of a broader energy package , leases to provide gifts to But Democrats derided government employees, a what called they response to a recent sex and Republicans' "drill only" drug scandal involving the response to the country 's federal office that oversees energy problems. the offshore oil royalty program and energy .company employees . The Democratic bill also would: • Provide tax cre(jits for wind and solar energy industries, the develoffl)ent of cellulose ethano and other biofuels. • Require utilities natirrn• FREE 1417 Ttchnkll Support wide to generate 15 percent keep your buddy IIIII of their electricity from . •• Instant~· 10 e-mahddrene<J witt> Webrnai~ . solar, wind or· other alterna,· CuAtom Stlln Pege • nt!W!I, ~a!Mr & mor111 · tive energy soqrce. m w:r • Give tax breaks for new :•" vp to 6X laster! I Jus/ IJ mor& ~ energy efficiency programs, Sign Up OnRnt! www.LoctiNtt.com including . the use of improved building codes Call TodJ, r 6 Savtl and for companies that promote their employees' use of bicycles for commuting, e BY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR Dear Annie: I'm a 15. year-old girl. and my friend · " K~nda l l " has stolen a ri ng , from me . I' ve know n Kendall for a couple of yew·s, and recently we've become best · friends. I invited her over to · my house and showed her the ring . and she really liked it. T he moment she left . I ·n oticed the ring was missing. I didn ' t wan t to accuse · Kendal l of stealing, ., o I .as ked if she had "borrowed" ·,-my ri ng. She denied it, but : did so aw kwa rdly and · would no) look me in the eyes . She is know n for getti ng in trouble. and though I · think she is it wonderful ' f riend , I am totall y con. 'vinccd she took the ring. .· What is the best way to persu ade her to come clean 'so we can get this behind us :'wi thout any more damage? : I rea ll y ~ nj oy her fri endship, and it saddens me to have ' this come betwee n us. - · ' Troubled in Calirornia Dear Troubled: Do yo u ··want the friendship or the ·-ring'' It 's unlikely Kendall , wi ll simply return the ring 'because that means admit '., ting she took it. and as you can see. she did n't take the cpponunity to do so when yo u tried to make it easy for her. If yo u wa nt to keep the friendshi p. tell Kendall to let you know if she ever fi nds the ri ng - and then forget abo ut it. We also suggest yo u stop . in viti ng Kendall to peruse your .i~w­ elry. She can 't be trusted. Dear Annie: My mot her died when I was young. My father is the only fa mi ly I have, except for my fiance and new baby. Dad has . been see mg "Angel'' for two years. and ever since she moved in with him , our re lations!!ip has slowly "'ithered. Many times when we go to Dad's. Angel trea.ts us with disres pe,t. blaring the TV so loud we can't talk without yelling. She doesn' t approve of my hugg ing my father at the end of our visits, We have to call beforehand to make sure seeing us won 't upset her. And now she makes us see Dad imtside the house. This bothers me a lot because my dau ghter is less than a year old and in the winter, this is too ditlicult . . My fi ance and I don't, like the woman. but we treat her with decency because she is my father's partner and we know he cares about her. Should I talk to my fa ther about how this makes me f eel? I have ·let go of the hard fee lings. but I can' t seem to f?rgive the fact that she wants to keep my father from see ing hi s granddaughter. What should I,do? - Upset and Frustrated in Colorado Dear• Colorado: Don't try to come between Dad and AngeL She' ll get angry and he will feel obligated to choose' between you -and vo u could lose. Instead , itrrange to see your fa ther. in · your home or at a neutral location. letting him know An gel is always welcome to come along, Dear Annie : You ' ve · printed a lot of letters from husbands and wi ves who want their spouses to lose weight. My husband did something totally different. We planned a ·trip to the Grand Canyon . I was making the arrangements' io schedule a simulated skydi ve and di scovered the company had a weight limi t and I was. wny over. My husband signed me up at a fitness center where every time you go. you have a per- sonal trainer. They suggest· 'ed a meal plan to pcnnanentl y .change my eating habns and ta ught me how to exercise etfecti vely. I have lost lots of we ight . gained muscle and am eating so much healthier now. I ~l so finall y went skydi ving. ·My husband loves me, and this proved he wants me around for a long rime : I never would have done this without him giving me such a great gift - a healthy li fe >tyle . - Healthier in Greensboro, N.C. Dear Greensboro: You are wi se to see this gift as a demonstration of your husband 's love : Too many women would consider it a criticism. Annie's Mailbox is written by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, lo11gtime editors of the Arm Landers column. Please e-mail your questions to anlliesmailbox@comcast.net, or write to: Amtie's Mailbox, ·P.O. Box l/H/90, Cllicago, lL 60611 . To find out more about Amiie's Mailbox , and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers a11d cartoortist.~, vi.~ it the C:reators Syndicate Web page at www.cFeators.com. -------------------------------------------------------------- .·.community Calendar Public meetings Antiques Cl ub , I p.m. Pulling heavy trattors first. Admission free. Friday, Sept. 19 Concessions by Scipio Fire POM EROY - Meigs . County Board of Elections . Department. Contact 742. ·Special hoard meeting, 8:30 3020 after 5 p.m . SALEM CENTER · ·a. m.. at office. Star Grange #778, Star Monday, s~pt. 22 RACINE - Southern Junior Gran ge #87 8, annual ·Local School Board, regular hayride and wiener roast, ' meeting. 8 p.m,. high school 6:30 p.m . Puhlic invited . Bring hot dogs and snacks. ·.media room . · POMEROY - Meig s . County ' Emerge ncy Pl anning Committee regular meeting, II :30 a.m .. senior Friday, Sept. 19 . citizens Guilding. HARRISONVILLE Thursday, Sept.25 The grlspel singers, Th e SYRACUSE - Meigs . Planters, 7 . p.m. , County Board of MR/DD Harri son vi lie Presbyterian .. regular meeting ,4 :30 p.m.. Church . Ohio 143. . Carleton Sch ool. Saturday, Sept. 20 ADDISON --' Benefit gospel sin g for Fall Harvest Gospel Sing , 6 p.m., Addi son Freewill Bapti st Church, Randy Shaffer. Mark Coleman , New City . Thursday, Sept. 18 • I . RA CINE Singers, Brian & Family Connection. 985 -3495 for , Pomeroy/Racine .Masonic · Lodge 164, regular meeting , . more information . Sunday, Sept. 21 :7 :30 p.m,. Racine lodge RACINE :.hall. . , POMEROY - American Homecoming . ML Moriah . Cancer Society Meigs Church of God. Mile Hill Road , Racine . Dinner !1t ~ County Advisory Board. : regul ar meeting , · noon. noon , Builders Quartet at I basement conference room p.m. MIDDLEPORT - Th e Pomeroy Library, lunch provided, RSVP at 992- New Southern Harmony, 7 p.m ,. Victory Baptist ' 6626 , ext. 24 . Church, 525 North Second, Saturday,Sept.20 Middleport. 992:7111 . ROCKSPRINGS :.-Antique· tractor pull. spon- . MIDDLEPORT .sored . by Big Bend Farm Home.coming at Hobson Church events, Clubs and organizations .; Fellowship Chri >tian Church. I p.m. Dinner ·at noon. Music by Marshall Bonecutter Family, LONG BOTTOM Hazel Community Church homecoming , with Edsel Hart speaking. Singer Shirley Kay, Sutiday school at 10 a.m. · Bring covered dish for I p.m. dinner. , HARTFORD , W.Va . Biker Sunday at the Pentec\)stal Lighthouse. Registration. 9 a.m. with coffee and donuts . Bike judgin g, trophies · to he awarded . Door pri zes, Refreshmept s. For more in formation , call Pastor Randy Parson s, 104-R96 , 3641 , home ; or 304-8822443. c.hurch . POMEROY Zion Church of,Christ , Ohio 143 , homecoming with theme "Zion, Un hcd in Love," Program 10- 11 :30 a.m .. potluck lunch at noon , meat provided. A time capsule will be prepared to be opened in 10 years. Enter an article of choice. Roger Watson , pastor. POMEROY The Hemlock Grove Chri stian Church , community/church picnic, 12:30 p.m. at . the home of Jack .and Paula Welker. 42772 Cook Road . Porneroy. RSVP for food : 992-7291 , before Sept. 18 . Chtlrch services Sunday 9:30 a.m. with Pastor Larry Brown . Sunday school, 10:30 a.m. ' ALFRED - Annual homecoming at Alfred United Methodist Church , with message by Pastor Jim Corbitt at II a.m.. potluck lunch at 12:30 p.m., and afternoon service. I :30 p.m. "Day . Spring Singe rs'' and others .. · Monday, Sept. 22 POINT PLEASANT. W.Va . Mark Cable · Concert , 7 p.m. Meet and greet recepti on followin g. Sponsored by ·area church· es . Located at Main Street Baptist Church. 1100 N . Main Street. Nursery providecL For more information call 304-675- 1994 . Reunions Saturday, Sept, 20 POMEROY Third re.union of Veterans Memorial Hospital employees . I to 4 p.m. at Mulberry Community Center. Pomeroy. Sandwiches a'nd beverages provided. Those anending take finger foods , photos and memombilia for display. RACINE - Fink family reunion, basket lunch I p.m .. Star Mill Park, Other events Saturday, Sept. 20 REEDSVILLE - Free Community Dinner, beans and cornbread , 10 a,m. - I p.m., Fellowship Church of the Nazarene. UMW meets at Tuppers Plains ; • TUPPERS PLAINS - A International Institutions. :program on "Learnin g for a Presiden't Joanna Weaver ~Lifetime" was presented by opened the meeting with · llarb Roush and Judy prayer. there was unison : Kennedy at the recent meting prayer, imd reading of the ; of the Tuppers Plains St. Paul UMW litany and purposed. · lJnited Methodist ·Women Treasurer Betty Chevalier : 11eld recently at the church. . read correspondence from program was the Meigs Cooperative · The : des igned to observe the Call Parish thanking the group · to Praye r and Self- Denial. for a donation given toward : The group contributed to an the loan principle on the : offerin g which will be used · building. Secretary Sharon Louk s : to fund programsa t Mission : Institutions Related to the re·ad a letter from Re v, : United Methodist General Jami son Brunk of the : Board Of Global Ministries. Owsley . County United · : and the Offering will be ' Methodist Churches of ~):li v id e d among U.S. Booneville, the AIJ gust In stitutions ancj birthday . card re.c ipient :j :·•: thanking the group for the encouraged members to love. concern and prayer attend the Fall Annual Day support. Cards were signed on Sat. Sept. 20 at Tunnel for Ruth Ann Millhone , · U.M.C. . Joanna Weaver reminded Esther Landon and Marlene Hutchinson, Janet Lewis of the members of the upcomPalestine was selected as ing Women of the Bible the prayer calendar birthday Presentation in October and a recipient . and Judy pancake breakfast scheduled November. Teresa Kennedy presented the for Response Moment reading Lemon,, , Anna Rice and Kim highli ghting the . article Househglder served refreshshopping For The Glory Of ments. Others there were God by Marti Zimmerman. Kathy Corbitt , Joanna The same officers w iII be Weaver, Barb Roush, Betty r\!tained for another year. A Chevaljer, Connie and Mary ham will be purchased for Rankin , Kas Seckman , the homecoming dinner, JuanitaWells. Judy Kennedy, Oct. 12. in the church base- Barb St'immerfield . and ment. Joanna Weaver Sharon Louks. Riverfest contest winners announced POMEROY - Cheyemie ings bond from Farm ers rneaver was the winner of Bank ; third went to Donnie h$ I ,000 in Meigs County Mayer, a $500 savings bond ~Ch a mber of Commerce from Peoples Bank , and •bucks in the annual duck fourth to Hank Cleland, Sr. , !j:lc:rby staged Saturday after- a $100 savings bond· from :)loon at the Sternwheel Ohio Valley Bank . · · . The original painting on : Ri verfest. t! The numbered duck she wood donated by artist bJu,rchased from the Pomeroy ·Michele Musser, went to ~ erc h a nt s · Assoc JatJon the fifth place winner. Kay : (:rossed the tini sh line fi rst as Platter. whi.le the next two · ~~he hundreds of ducks tloat- pri zes, earrings from :)eo down the ri ver. Clarks Jew elry was won by ; • Second pl ace winner was . Di ck Whited , and an ear$anici Johnson , a $500 sav- ring and bracelet from • • • Wednesday, September 17, 2008 Trust issue clouds friendship ::· ~------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Over2 Potential Employers PageAJ ANNIE ' S MAILBOX Government bails outAIG with $85.billion loan Bv 'JEANNINE AVERSA, lEVA M. AUGSTUMS .AND STEPHEN BERNARD YTHEBEND ·The Daily Sentinel Clarks by CP. Riffle. The duck derby is the Merchants Association's primary fund raiser for the year. It provides money for downtown improve ments and beautification . George Wright was chairman . . Winners in the sidewalk · chalk drawing contest for children were: 3 to 8 years .of age, first, Peyton Anderson: second, Bre nna Zirkle; and third . Marrissa Brooker. lri the 9 to 12 category, the winners were Grace Edwards, first; Chri stian Spaun. second ; and Bethany Spaun and Jenna Roberts, a tie for third . The contest was sponsored by the · Vaughan Agency. The winners m the popular sexy ,Ieg contest were "Bateman from Gotham City," one 'of the pleasure boaters in for the Ri verfest and att ired in full costu me . fi rst; Sonny' Barnes, second, and Bob Workman. third. There were II contestants, ' . ' I ;~ . • . Submitted photo Registration for fall classes at To the Pointe Dance Studio, 261 Ohio 7 North, Gallipolis, is this. Saturday trom 2 to 4 p.m. at the studio. Classes begin Monday, Sept. 22 . To the Pointe Dance Studio readies fall classes GALLIPOLIS - To the Pointe Dance Studio b now accepting students far · fall classes .. Classes being offered are ballet, pointe, modern, jai z and tap .The new studio ts at 261 · Ohio 7 North . Gallipolis , Classes arc taught by Sarah Roush, founder and cjirector. Classes· are offered for boys and girl s ages 3 through adult. Classes are $10 per student. per class. Private lessons are available on Saturdays.. Roush has 20 years of dance training to '1er credit. .Prior to opening To the Pointe . she was the dance instructor at the Ariel Theatre for 3- 1/2 years . She also spent six years as an assistant teacher and two yeurs as an instructor at The Art SchooL Rou sh al so studied as ,a dance major at the University of Akron . She graduated from the University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College in 2006 with a degree in early childhood ed!lcation. Roush is currentl y pursuing her master's degree in curriculum and instruction with the Uni versity of Phoenix. She · is employed as a substitute teacher in the Gallipoli s City and Gallia Count y Local .schools. Tap classes at To the Pointe are tatl ght by Rachael Fraser. Fraser has ·15 years of experience in tap dance. She was the tap instructor for the past year at the Ariel Theatre. She was also an assistant tap teacher for three years at The Art SchooL Fraser has truining in tap. ballet. jazz.> and modern . She is a sO'phomore at · Ri o Grande as a . music comprehensi ve maJor. Regi strati on· for classes will be held at the new dance siUdio th is Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m . Classes begin on Monday. Sept. 22 and end Dec. 12. Monda y's sch edule includes children's ballet , 5: 30-6:30 p.m .: CBI. 6:307:15 p.m .; modern (7 and up) , 7: 15-8 p.m.; adult/teen ballet, X-9 p.m. Tuesday 's schedule is Pre-Ballet I, 5:30-6' 15 p.m.: . Children's Tap I , 6: 15-7 p.m.: Tap 2, 7-7:45 p.m.: adult/ tee n wp . 7:45-8: 30 p.m. The schedule on Thursday is CB2,5 :30-6: 15 p.m.: PreBallet ·2. 6: 15-7 p.m.: Pre/Pointe (with permission onl y) , 7-8 p.m.; adult/teen jazz. 8-9 p.m. . Friday's schedule is chiidrcn's juzz. 5::10-6:15 p.m., and CB3, 6: 15-7:15 p.m. For more infimuatioll or to ~ch edule a class. contact instrucwr Sarah Roush at (740) 44 1-9542 or (740 ) 645- 101 5. Coming Thursday in the Sentinel ... "GJ_)faeeJ f(J ~ f? T/ling~· f€J JP(J'' l~~.f~1~f~~~~J The Mei~;s Co11nty Health Department recognizes and extends appreciation to the following for time, services and supplies contributed to the 2008 Meigs County Men 's Het:Ilth Screening: Holzer Clinic (Meigs Branch): Uiana .Jeffers. Manager: James Witherell, MD Hol•er Medical Center Community Welt ness Department: Bonnie McFarland and staff Meigs County Cancer Initiative. Inc. ~1emhcrs · Oiana Coates, Carolyn Grucser, Lyndon Kell}', Linda King, ll'nOra Lcilbcit , Marv Slawter, Norma Torres • ·Hunter Family Practice tAn affiliate of O'llleness Hea lth Systems through Athens Medical Associates): Douglas Hunler. MD Karr Audiology and Hearing Aid s Continuity of Care/Pleasant Valley Home Medical Equipment OSU Extension (~·teigs County) l<~amil y Nutrition Program American Cunccr Society More than 46 Meigs County men rcf.:dv ed compi-chensin health screenings thanks to the generosity of these businesses. organizations and volunteers! r:;~, ~~l!!:J!J(~?:G ~~~ �NIO~ ·The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992·2156 • FAX .(740) 992-2157 www.mydailysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich - Publtsher Charlene Hoeflich Gene,ral Manager-News Editor Corr,l/rf$$ shall make no law respecting a11 establislrmmt of rel(r:ion, or prohibiting tire .free exercise tlrereo.fi or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of tire people pea~eably to assemble, and to petition .tire Gor•ernment.for a redress ofgrievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY A day The seventh annt\ersary ol the Sept II dttacks came ,tbruptly Most nf th e poltttcal world h.td JUst 1eturncd trom the conventions m Den,er and the Twm Cmes. In th e immcdtale hou" ledding up 10 lbdt day, we had all succ umbed to tal~ ol ltpSIIC~ and ptgs llll'o tSt' )'Oll ]1\ C in .l C.l\C 111 1\lgh.mistan (tn whid1 casc.mayhe )OU don't want to know 01 I shouldn 't be te lltng yo u ), Barack Obama, JLII mg .t camp.ugn event on Sept 9. satd ... You can put lipstick on a p1g. It 's Still a ptg .. The CIOWd pretty dearly took the wutcb '" .1 swtpe at the Repuh!tc,m ticket. hat kenmg back to Sm.th Palm 's ..:ommcnt in he1 vice-plesidenttal .tcccptance speech thar the difl erence between " hockey mom ,md a ptt bull IS ltpstick . Although I lwl hoped Palin's offtcial response WOLtld con,lst ot Sitnpiy hit· un g the pod tum ,·n the mtdst of applymg m.1kcup ,at het next c.mlp.ugn tdlly, the McCa m ca mpatgn Instead teacted with a tuvctnle ad. usmg loot.tge ol anchorwoman Kal1e Cmu 1c t:omplamJ ng .1boLit sex l ;~o~m. lllSIIlllal in g th~tt Ohama's use ol the cltchc stemmed flom sex ist roots 5TAHtER.~ LeTT en To The edaor are welcome. Tiley shmdd he le.1.1 ·Than 300 11ord1. Ail leT/en we \UbJecT w edrtrn /i. mu.11 be . 1igned, and include addre1.1 and Telephone nwrrher. No unsigned lerTer.l will be pubii.1 hed. 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Ext 12 l!-ntttl! ,..... news@mydallysen t~nel com •• Web: www myda1lysenhnel com •' a~e Mail Subscription Inside Meigs County 13 Weeks 26 Weeks 52 Weeks ' 32 26 ' 64 20 •127 11 Outside Meigs County 13 Weeks 26 Weeks 52 Weeks ' 53 55 ' 10710 ' 214 2 I l Wednesday, September 17, 2008 Wednesday, September 17,2008 steady. unthmkmg app!tcallon ol force. of longer pnson sentences dlld more sophtst ic.tted military hard\\are-ts madequate to the wc' 1e not wuk1ng LIP wm tying abottt anthrn attacks tdsk I know that the hard· ami bombs and wondenng em ng ol lmcs. the embrace II n·s sa le to send our ktds ol fundalnentalism and to schoo l Gud bless t11be dooms us all." That wornes me. not Geur~e W Bush ,tnd nut becctciSC I am without commen ....and wo ml.!n 111 ~1rms that have kept us sa te these passion lor hatdship There is humdiatton and fury on seven years." Chtc.lgo \ South Stde. And Ttue and f,lll e n ou~h But we h.1vc dll importar'it dcci- there" humtllatton and fury MLtslims and stnn befmc us And as we among Cttholtcs nltke in Pakistan ge t dtsttactc~ by ltpstt ck an d ptgs. let s temembct. But H.lma s · lutred for the too. that thete v.ill be bomb Jev. s '" lst ael Is a specit1c and evt l thm g that does not mgs .md battle pl.ms. What wornes me about need to be under<tood as .Obarna IS nut hts use of much as 1l must be con· hoary old saym~s. but hi s demned and stopped . And judgme nt He "s runnin g for the men who murdered the posrtion ot comrnandet 3.000 ot LIS on Sept. II 200 I. hate th ose who live lllc'htel. alter all on Chtc.tgo's South S ide as In hIS acclatmed best se 11-, e1. ··o,eams trom My much as they hate the F.tthcr." he wrote: .. , kn ow. we,d th y folks who work on I ha ve seen. the desperatton W.ill Street. Seven ye.u s .tfter the ,md disorder of th e powct· less how 11 twtsts the ltves attacks on my city and our ul chdd ten on the 'I reels nf country. no hgsttck can ldk.uta nr Natrobr 111 much gloss mer the truth. There is the Sdme way as 11 docs the ~~ 1var on. And l'n• not sure lt\e s ol . c·h ddrcn 011 Ob<~ma .mu hi s Democratic Chtcagu 's South Stde. huw colleag ues - th e bunch that '"'" ow t.he path ts fot them ostr.tctz ed foe Lteberman betv.een humdtallon dnd lor danng to support our Lllllrammeled tury. how eas- troops. who h.1ve done sucil y they sl 1p 111to v10 lence ce"lul w01k in ltaq thanks dnd dcspa11. I know that the to leade t s hke him - get It tcsponse of the powerf ul to ( Kollrn, '·"!'"~ " rtie editillS dtsorder - alternatin g Tor of NaTional Revrew as 1t does betwee n a dull 0 n/111 e ( 11 'II 'II· .!Ia If o11a Ire\'t(;'H"(ol!l). She £an be concompl<~ccncy ,md. when the dts clt der spills nut ol tis '"' red d1 klorJe~@ r wliorwl­ pt osct ibecl lOnfines, .1 'el ieu•com) " tatttude 111 my heat! the top st01 y of the day the stlly · ~tpsttck on ,l saga. Wh,ll a bleS'mg Kathryn Lopez back 111 l,ts purse lot :1 Ody. ur at least fm the lllUIJting J1nu" ol Sept II - when MSNBC took t1me ott from showmg Keith Olberrnann l.tllt!'; to air footage from that day rn 200 I - we temcmbercd . We temembeted tho'e who v.ete mut dct cd We remembered our lellow Clt 1ZC I1S lightmg lit home ~Lild Hhru~Ld . We temembetcd th.tt ' tht ee ol the four cdndH.Idtcs vy mg tor the Whtte House have children servi.flg , Palin's son left lor lr<~q th;~t ve ry ddy. Dunng that wee k seven yca 1 ~ ~•g.~l. tc·llow sy ndJLdted columnist Kathleen P.trkcr wtote · .. Our behnvtor hJW<t u J one •trm ther tn recent ) e,u-. - our spl intcrmg !Il g IIllO !!IOLIJ1S ~md OVCI should b ld lll t: be htc kCI- - IJO W of emharr~tssment .1s \\'ell .1s an !llSplrai iOil llC \ICI to go back·· We should be em b.u ld<SCd .md mspu cd . On one IMnd. ,, ·:-,a !.!!eat th 111g tJBt W(' Ldll tak e the ttme to care dbout silly mattct s. As one reader emailed rnc '' I woke up tlu s morning \V ttb .1 prayer of d \lHIIL t' that was ptg· thdt COULD I busmess'r' But can you 1magme how bud thmgs would be 1! we ta n busme"es like the government '' imagine a govern ment run airlme 1 They'd ovcrbook the rlrgh ts. they'd bump passengers. they'd lose lugg.tge , they'd make people Sit on the tarmac for 10 hours and neve r tell them why - UllU they'J ~ISC lOll' of money It would be a total dtsast~r - nothing !tke the 'mootlr model' of cfftctcncy that the :urlmes me now. Can you imagme the govem ment runnmg an tnvestrnent .company ltke Bear Stearns or · Lehman Brothers! They'd bankrupt those places 111 a week .. Thousands of employees would be out on the street and mtlltons of mvestors would lose their shtrts . rhat \ hcl' au . . e the 1!0\ t'l rl ment doesn't know J10w to run thmgs like a busrness . What tf th e government ran Ford and GM'? They'd run · Bv DIANE POTTORFF Esther Wright DI'OTTOAFFOMY!WLYAEGISTEA COM MIDDLEPORT - Esther Lynn Wnght, 61, of Middleport . passed away on September 15, 2008 at Holzer Medical Center. She was born Oct. 10, 1946, daughter o f the late James Daniels and Janice Collins Daniels: Lynn was a graduate of Middleport Htgh School and a member of Beta Sigma Phi. She was a social' worker a t ·Buckeye Community Services. · She is survived by her husband, Michael Wnght; son , Caleb Shuler; step-sons, David (Mary) Shuler and Jason (Kristen) Wright; sister. Jenmfer (Allison) Scott: grandchildren: CJ. Shuler, Deven James, Sharon Wright, Kassidy: Wright and Kody Wright; brothers and ststers in law, John and Becky Anderson and Bennie and Sandy Wright; mother m law, Jean Wright; nieces, Lori (Dwight) Adkins and Tyler Bullion, Denise (Cary) Martin and Gracie, Kelly Anderson , Jesstca (Andy) Bolin and Lexie; nephews, Chns (Angie) Wtthee, Eric (Hillary) Anderson , Wesley Wright. In addllton to her parents, she was preceded m death by her stepdaughter, Tammy Wright Hutton. Graveside sei'Vlce will be held at II a.m ., Thursday, Sept 17 , 2008, at Be~ch Grove Cemetery with Pastor Glenn Rowe offtctating. Visiting hours wtll be ti:om 5-9 p.m. on Wednesday a t Anderson McDamel Funeral Home m Middleport . A memonal contribution may be made to the family to establish a Memorial Scolarship Fund rn Lynn's memory. A registry is available on-lme at www. andersonmc . daniel.com . ·Local Briefs World Alzheimer's Day set POMEROY - Sunday is World Alzheimer's Day. It is a time to bring the entire world's focus to the challenge faced by 5.2 million Americans who battle the disease. Every 7 I seconds someone develops Alzheimer's The Alzheimer' s Association IS askrng places of worshtp, whether it be in Sunday school class, mornrng worship servtce, Bibl~ study or prayer groups, to obsef\Oe 71 seconds of stlence on Sunday in honor of those battling the disease and in mem . ory of those who have lost the battle . No cats taken at shelter SE~ THE BAI(OUT SECTION? Dinner theater planned RACINE - The Southern Local School Distnct' s Reconnecting Youth class will be sponsoring a dinner the. ater Saturday, Dec. 6. The class which is funded by the Grant to Reduce Alcoho I i\buse, is m the process of recruiting talent for the event so that practice sess1ons and the event schedule can be put in place. All proceeds will be used for a first Reconnecting Youth Scholarship to be awarded to a Southem High SchooI graduating semor in the spnng. Those with any talent, musi c ability or acting skills interested in taking part are asked to contact Amy Roush at 949-2611, Ext, 2106/2107. Local Weather Wednesday ...Are.as of fog in the morning . Sunny. Htghs in the upper 70s. Light and variable winds ... Becoming north around 5 mph in the alternoon . Wednesday night ••• Mostly clear. Lows in the lower 50s. North wrnds around 5 mph in the evening ... Becoming light and variable. Thursday.,.Sunny. High s in the upper 70s. North winds 5 to 10 mph . Thursday night ••.Mostly clear. Lows in the lower 50s. Northeast wind s around 5 mph. Friday through Tuesday ...Mostly clear Highs around 80. Lows in the lower 50s. Local Stocks Our health care would be tun by some bumblmg. rncompetent. unfeelmg govctnment bureauc1 at mstead of some bumbling, mcom pete nt . unleehng msuranceJim company bureaucrat, the · Mullen way tt is now. Unlike business, the government wastes money Wl1o hasn 't heat d about the them 111to tile clu1 in no tune. $600 totl et se-.1ts for the Air What does tl1e government Force jets. whjch is comknow about makmg cars? pletely difterent than the They don't have any ex peri - $6.000 shower ctn tam the ence r~mnmg an .tutomohtl e CEO of Tyco In ternational company How long would had tnstalled 111 'his home at 11 be belme fOietgn eat the company 's expense. He compantes start ed eat rn g needed that cut1mn lor bustour lunch? Thank good ness ness, somethm g the governFord and GM .ue tun like ' ment knows nothmg about. busmesscs. run by some of One shudders to thrnk what the htghcst-patd executives would happen to the prtce of in the wotld and not by energy if tlie government know-nothtng governmeJ1 t were 111 charge of scttmg Cllet gy poltcy IIISICUIJ of the l>nreaucmts What tf the government giant. intcrnatton,tl oil corran out healthcare system'! poratt011S who have years of The mrncl reel>, rt 'cl be expenence 111 the busmess. wildly cXpen>ivc - a sim- Why the pnce of gas rmght ple nde 111 an ambulance go up as l1igh as $4.50 a galmtght cost $2.000 dollars lon. Or more! It could wreck Hosprtal s wou ld send the our whole way of life . Bc,iues, as we aII know governme nt btl! tor hun dreds ol thousands of dol- because we hem it a lot. the lars for diseases patients governme nt never created a ca ught .11 the hospttal. 101 1nh I don't k110w what my tests thn· clt dn t need. B.td dad wa . . do111g for the 1.1 Joctnr~ \vould L 11 cu l ~•tc 111 yea» he 'spent 111 the Navy. the system fot-'ver. skippmg hut he sure as hdl wasn't Itom one hospital to another worktng. because the govlike lksh-cattng hactcria ernmclll never created a JOb. And d ~ l1 venng the mail tsn 't a job and making fight er Jets 1sn't a job: building and repa1nng htghways isn't a job, beca use only busmess can create jobs. 1 know several people nght now who make a li ving foreclosing hou ses. Just one example of the kind of jobs busmess created. not the government So the next time you're sleepmg on the tloor of an mrport termmal waittng for a new piece of 'lequipment" to arrive: the next time your car breaks down seconds atter the warranty expires; the next time you waste a day wattmg for the cable guy: the next tune you take a day off work waiting for a department-store delivery that never arrives: the next tun~ a mechanic charges you $300 for fixmg a 2 cent part ; the nex t time your credit card company gets hacked. the next ltme your cell phone company over charges you a few thousand dollars. 1 hope yo u ask yourse lf. .. Why can't they tun the government like rhis'? Like a business?" Uim Mrrl/err rs lire author of · lr Ttdn " Village ldror: Cmrrpilwlirr g rlre Smrple Life" arrd "Hahv\ Fir~/ Ttmoo ... You <WI re,ich him aiJIIII_IIIIIilerJ@mvii'(}\'.UIIII) AEP (NYSE) - 40.74 Akzo (NASDAQ) - 57.40 Ashland Inc. (NYSE) 31.30 Big Lots (NYSE) - 30.85 Bob Evans (NASDAQ) ·27.83 BorgWarner (NYSE) 37.85 Century Aluminum (NASDAQ)- 38.88 Champion (NASDAQ) 4.68 Charming Shops (NASDAQ) - 5.06 , City Holding (NASDAQ) 45 ' Collins (NYSE) - 51 .16 DuPont (NYSE) - 46.27 US Bank (NYSE) - 35.27 Gannett (NYSE) - 16.55 General Electric (NYSE) 26.06 Harley-Davidson (NYSE) 40.35 JP Morgan (NYSE) - 40.74 Kroger (NYSE) - 27.99 Limited Branda (NYSE) 20.35 Norfolk Southern (NYSE) 68.82 Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NASDAQ) - 20.05 BBT (NYSE) - 38.07 Peoptea (NASDAQ) - 22.22 Pepsico (NYSE) - 72.98 Premier (NASDAQ) - 9.38 Rockwell (NYSE) - 38.81 Rocky eoota (NASDAQ) 4.38 Royal Dutch Shell - 58.33 Seara Holding (NASDAQ) 98.73 Wai-Mart (NYSE) - 82.14 Wendy'a (NYSE) - 21.80 WesBanco (NYSE) - Z7.76 Worthington (NYSE) 17.35 Dally etock reporta are tha 4 p.m. ET cloelng quotae of tranaactlone for Sept. 16, 2008, provided by Edward Jonea financial advlaora laue Milia In Galllpolle at (740) 441·8441 and Lealay Mauaro In . Point Pleaaant at (304) 674 0174. Member SIPC. NEW HAVEN , WVa. Faulty brakes on an Ullderground railcar are bemg blamed for an accident at the Big River Mine Monday. Five miners were inJured in the accident when the brakes on a railcar, which is known as a man-trip, failed , causing the rdtlcar to collide wtth a supply car, according to Jama Jarrett, spokeswoman for the West Vtrgmta Commerce Department. The acctdent happened late Monday afternoon. The collision jarred the five mmcrs. causmg some tnjuries. Jarrett sat d. All live were taken to Plea>ant Valley Hospital. Emergency crews from Mason County Emergency Medical Servtces and POMEROY - Fall activities and programs were announced at the recent meeting of the Lydia Council held at the Bradford Church activity buildmg. The next mentoring class has been set for October with Sherry Smtth dotng homemade biscuits. Plans were discussed for a senior citizens proJect tor Christmas. and a meal for the KYOVA after the first of the year. Bethany Amberger reported on the upcommg women's retreat to be held of the acctdent. The rnan - 111p lm 1.., a UHlt · pact style 1.11k.tt that" llsc•d tO tran~p01t 111111e1~ tn clllJ f10m \101 k 'lle' lor.u ed ms1Lie a llllllt' Bt~ Rl\el Cnal Mi nl' " located ne.tt 13rodu Rtlll Roau and 1s owned I" Gatling Mmmg Co Thts 1, not the first 1eported .tccident m rh e mme as thete have been :...eve1 al sint:e 1t opened tv.o )ear:-, Llgo thts weekend at the Oho Valley Christian Assembly. Registration IS from 5 to 6:30p.m. at which t1me dinner will be served. It was noted that the county hymn smg . held at the Bradford Church m August was well attended. The Wallace Brothers will be there on Oct. 15 fo{ an evenmg concert. A haynde was announced for Oct 12 In · October plans wt ll be made for holiday actiVIties. Hostesses Paula Ptckens and Phyllis Baker had the devotions wtth Paula readmg ..I Saw Jesus Last Week" and a reading called ·' Body Buil ding" companng a football team ro the body of Christ - the Church. Phyllis read from I Connthmns The meeting opened wtth prayer pratses and requests. Refte shments were served by Phylli s Baket and Pt ckens, hoste"es. Officers reports were gtven. as were card and sunshme gtft reports Vis ttor's list was crrculated and 1t was decided there are no meals lor shut-Ins ·needed at thts tune . It was noted that Caulin Wtlh.lmson ,111d Chell had the mentoring cl.tss on July JO wtth tile vou th makmg homemdde C< l~oklc;:~. ._ A.ttend111~ th e meet mg v.erc Gem~ Lt~htloot. Eva Mtlhrun. Bon nte Rtlc. Che11 Wrlh.llmo n. Suzte Will. Jane Hysell. Becky Amberge r, Clmstt Wtll. Dtane Mtlltron, N,lllC) Morns. Bethany Ambctger. Madeline Pamter. Charlotte Hann tng. Dtana Ma xwell. Jan Hendncks. ~md the hostesses Wai-Mart closes Ohio store built on landfill GARFIELO HEIGHTS (AP) - Wai-Mart Stores Inc. has closed one of its stores in the Cleveland area built atop a landfill amtd concerns ' about potentially explosive methane gas. An independent contractor confirmed there is a problem with the odorless gas that is generated by rotting garl)age, sat d Tara Stewart , a spokeswoman for the Bentonville , Ark .-based retailer. The closure of the store is probably permanent, she satd. The store also had electrical and plumbtng problems · and a shifting foundation . Stewart said The Ohto Environmental Protection Agency recently threatened to shut down the entire City View Center after finding methane under the btg-box. retail plaza. The agency asked several weeks ago for more monitoring and venting of the gas. Since then, the center 's owners have been working to fix. the problem. No other tenants are pulling out of the center, which is the first m'!.ior commercial development in Ohio to be built atop a landfill. The thtng 1' under contml .tnd evetythmg " sale:· he satd. The Gt.tnt Eaule 'tmc has no plan to clo,e~ "!:loth the EPA .md G.ul teld H~ tdlls olltl'ta ls Wal-Mart closes store THE STORE: Wai-Mart Stores Inc was an anchor tenant 1n the C1ty V1ew Center reta1! development butlt on a landftllln the Cleveland suburb Garf1eld He1ghts THE PROBLEM : The Ohro EPA says theresa poteet tal problem wtfh methane gas Wai-Mart says 11 conf1rmed It through an tndependenl analysts and closed the store WHAT'S NEXT: Oh10 EPA wants more mon1tonng and ventmg of the methane The center's owners have been work1ng to ft2( the problem at the first maJor commercial development tn Oh1o to be butlt atop a landfill Source: The (Cleveland) Platn Dealer developer's Web site lists a Giant Eagle grocery store and seven other retailers at the shoppmg center. The Wai-Mart store's 172 employees were told th ey could work at another WaiMart of their chOice, and as of Tuesday 11 5 had been placed. Stewart satd. "Wai -Mart often bmlds and owns tts but!dmgs. We dtdn"t build thts building," Stewart said . "Everythm g was creatmg a volatile environment in and around the store. It we felt 1t was somethmg that could be fixed, we could have stayed m the store. At th1s point we're confident the problems can't be ftxed .., The shopprng plaza opened in 2006 Workers cleared 48 .6 mtllion cubic feet of dirt and garba ge from the stte. creattng a mound overlooking the shopping center. Garfield Hetghts Mayor Thomas Longo msists the plaza has no satety problem. citing reports from the city's fire department He satd Wal-Mart mtght not have been sanstled with the number of customers becau<e there are two other WaiMart stores 111 the at ca. one m nearbv Bedford and the other m Cleve land. "It's a busmess deCISion." Longo said " It's a dollarsand-cents tssue with these people ." Chu ck Satchwill. City View's senior proJect man ager. satd he was shocked by Wai-Mart's dectston . "As far as v.e know. every- have ~tsSLneJ ... u~ thdt Ulll butld tn g .mu rhe shopptng centct a1 c ~dk ... G1ant E:1gle ~.ud 111 a statement. "As .tn .tdde d me.1sure. Gtant E.t~lc h.ts ,, meth.me g"s mon 1tonng ~y~te m whi ch hc~ s not mdtc<ttcu any unsa le conditions ·· Ohto EPA In spectors s.11d emhe1 thts )C,u th ey Jound metha ne 111 ~e\\ e 1 bdsJns unde1 the tet.ul pl nz.t\ pat kmg lots and 111 a nearby hill of dut -wvetcd ~arba~e. The st,Jte attoJneY gen'eJ al's olhce Jo llowed with .1 CJV JI h t\\ISUJt dgC.llllSt Ga t field Hetghts and Ctty' Vtew's owners. McGill Propert y Gro up o'f Jupiter. Fla . and Cny 'Vtew Center LI .C of Mnnsn. N Y The 25-counr'Lmsuit seeks penalties ol up to $10.000 d dav fo1 each alleued e nvuonmental VIOl at ton ~ Lawyers tor the owners have been mcetmg weekly with the EPA 111 .tn attempt to settle ou t ot cou rt 1\ 111.11 ts scbedulcd tor Dec. ~. Ohio killer: Weight gain isn't to avoid execution Bv THOMAS J. SHEERAN ASSOCIATED PRESS WAITER YOUNGSTOWN - An Ohto killer scheduled to be executed next month for a double murder said Tuesday that he has not deliberately gained weight to create condtttons that would rule out his death by lethal mjection. Instead, Richard Cooey said in a death row intei'VIew that h1s veins are hard to reach and should prevent h1s Oct. 14 execution from bemg carried out because it cannot be done humanely under current state procedures. "Vein access was an issue even when I was back m the service ," Cooey, 41, said in an hour-long interview with the Associated Press at the Ohio Stale Pemtentiary. Cooey, 5-foot, 7 mches tall and 267 pounds , said he has gamed perhaps 70 pounds while being locked up for rapmg and ktlling two University of Al-.. ron students 22 years ago whtle he was on leave from the U.S. Army. He blamed the wetght gam on' medication and lack of exercise. "It's hard getting access to my veins,"' said Cooey, who was handcuffed and locked in a closet-sized visiting room. He was separated from a reporter by a remforced glass partition and spoke through a slit the size of a large straw. Cooey, dressed in a Vneck pnson jump suit, satd he has heard second-hand some of the jokes told by late-night comedians about the Oh1o mmate who clatms he 's too fat to be executed. That ridicule reflects ignorance of his underlymg clatm that tt's not fat but the maccessibility of his veins that makes•it difficult to get an IV inserted for a lethal inJection. Cooey satd, frequently "using his cuffed hands to gesture The legal challenge over the vem access 1ssue ISbased on constitutiOnal issues and not fear of execution. Cooey ' said .. It has nothmg to do wtth weight gam," he satd. Instead of lethal inJection. " If 1t would make people happy. shoot me m the head wtth a 45 ." Cooey sa td. " Do it legally." Cooey and a co-defendant ktdnapped Wendy Ottredo. 21, and Dawn McCreery. 20. after disabling their car by droppmg a chunk of concrete on rt from a htghway overpass. They choked and beat the women to death after repeatedly rapmg them , then carved X's m their abdomens. Cooey deflected questtons about remorse and said his past comments about the victims and their famtltes had Reports rroni Page At . Electricity by Allen Easter, Pomeroy, on East Second Street while she was maneuvering her vehicle from Its parking stall near the intersection of Sycamore Street The report said the bumper end caps from Easter's vehtcle were missing prior to the accident. The United States Postal f ,· .. Servtce , Pomeroy, reported one of Its vehicles was parked undamaged on East Second Streer on Sept 12 but was found d a m ag~d on Sept. 13 Patrol man Ronnie Spaun was recently called to 206 Spnng Avenue 111 reference to a windshield getti ng bust- ki!L'I pl.il1ti i1 J!J't:.J il been llltsunderstood ''I can't come out good ... he sate! Cooey wouldn't say 11 l1e wou ld have sometlun g to say 111 the death chatnber. He mdtcated there mtghr be a new legal ch.tl lenge to hts exec utton. bu t he would n't detail any stJ.Hegy bet:ause he dtun ·t w,mt to up ofJ p10sec uto". He rellet ,li ed hts clcum. det.uled 111 " pool tntervtew la st v.eek fo1 kg tslatlle correspondents. that he participated 111 crimes le.•cl ing up to the slayrngs and he tepeated hi s dcnr,tl that he wm, th ~ one who beat the students to death He sa id blood on a shoe>tnn g rhat "as tted to the rmndet weupon and blood on hts c.tt should be tested fot DN 1\. wh•ch would p1ove he wasn't involved 111 the stude nt s' killing s He's made sumlar statements fo1 years ed out Spaun spoke to the vehtcle·, owner. Mary Morton. Pome10y. who showed hnn her 1994 Mercury folll door where th ere was a dent 111 th e top o f the 'eh tcle and the wmdsh teld wa, htt tv.tce with a large rock "htch was sttll restmg on the wmdshteld J.:ad [(I<! ... Better Retirement Ret11~ment should be on.. o( the most en;oyable limes of •our f.fe yet many people all! finanoa/ly unpn!pared fori! I can create a plan desxoed to help tr - ... Metgs County EMS responded to the scene. Four of the mmers were treated and released. ho,pt· tal spokeswoman Amy Leach satd. One miner was admt tted to PV H for observatton. The names of the miners were not relea>ed Inve sti gators from the Wes t · Vtrgmta Office of Mmers' Health and Safety were on the scel1e Tuesday conductmg an mvestigatton Lydia Council plans upcoming fall activities were called but all occupants refused trea~ment. Paul C Reynolds , Bidwell, allegedly struck the rear of a vehicle dnven by Loretta F. Campbell, rrom PageAl Dexter, while both were waiting in the dnve-thru at power across the AEP serThe areas hardest hit by McDonalds on West Main vice territories. AEP was the heavy winds were in workmg to restore power to central and southwestern Street. There was no vistble 493,000 customers, focus- OhiO. Meigs Count y damage to the vehtcles. Joseph B. Yanity, . III, ing first on emergency ser- Emergency Management vices ;md mam-line crrcuits Agency Director Robert Athens, was turning ·right serving the largest number Byer said there were n0 onto West Main Street from of customers. · reports of serious damage 1n the 4ower parking lot when AEP reported a total of Meigs County as a result of he backed up to make the right turn and allegedly 738 company, external utili- the storms. and contractor distribuGov. Tec;t Stricklan d backed mto a vehicle driven t10n line workers, includmg declared a state of emer. by Edward T. Baer, company employees from gency across Ohio Monda y Pomeroy. Yanity satd he did other AEP dtvisions, were as a result of serious storm not see Baer. arnvmg Tuesday and damage in and aroun d Wanda L. Beaver, Wednesday to assist AEP Columbus and other area s Guysville, allegedly struck Ohio in restonng power. of the state. the bumper of vehicle owned •• The Daily Sentinel • Page As Faulty railcar brakes cause mine accident ROCKSPRINGS - Tom Proffitt, Meigs County Dog Warden, wants to rerrund the public the Meigs County Dog Shelter 'cann ot and does not take cats or kittens and is not eq uipped or funded to care for them. VVhy can't the government be run like business? Somet imes. )'hen I"m wmt tn g , 111 Ime at the grocery stme for a p11ce check on .1 box of Ramen nooctle' nr waittng lor the cush ier to get ll new roll ol mckcls or wmlmg f01 a manager tu change the register tape, I can't help , bur wonder. " Why c·tm't our government be run· hke thts '1 Lrk e a www.mydailysentinel.com Obituaries if remembrance, in spite if it all Today IS Wednesday. Sept. 17. the 26 1st day uf 2008. Ther• are 105 Jays left in the yea1. Today\ Htghhght m Htstnry: One hundred yeats ago. on Sept 17. 1908 . Thomas E Selfmlge. a Ist Lteutenant 111 the US. Army Srgnal Corps. became the _li"t t?et'on to die 111 the crash of,, powered dtrcralt. the Wnght Flyer (The <ICC I· dent. whtc h also senously InJUred pilot Orvtlle Wnght . occurred at Fort Myet. Va .JUSt outside Washmgton.) On tht> date. In 17H7. the Const ttutt on of the UntteJ States was completed and 'lgned by a maJOitly ol dclc~atcs attendtng the Consll tutto tMI Conventton m Phil,u.lclphm In 1862. 111 the bloodtest b.tttle day 111 lJ .S htstot y. Umon Obdm~l\.; comment wa~ force s louolll Confederate mvadecs 111 the Ctv tl War Battle 0 stlly. The tcspo nse was st ll y. ol Antietam at Sharpsburg. Md In 1'!20. the Amencan P10fes"ondl Football Associattnn. TIMnk goodness we have a pt ecursor of·t he Ndt ional Pootb.tll League , was form ed 111 the ILrxury of bcmg st ll y. Ot do we'' Canton. Ohto. As the hpsttck w.ts put In 1939. the Sovtel Umon mvmJeu Poland. more than two weeks aftet Nazt Germany had launched its as~ault. In 1944, during World War II , All ted pardtroopers launch ed Operation Market Gdrclcn, landmg behtnd Getman lrnes in the Nethetland,. (i\ltet 1111tial success. the Alites v.ere beaten back bv the Germ,tns ) In 1'!47,James V. Fone~tal was sworn 111 as the ftrst U.S. Seer ·tary of Defense. In 1948, the Untted N,ltions mecltator for P.tlestine . Count Folke Bernadotte. was ctssassmated in Jerusalem by , Jewi sh extremiSts. · In 1978. after meetmg ,11 Camp D.lVid , lstclch Prime Mmi ster Menachem Beg in and Egypttan President Anwar Sadat >tgned a framework for a peace !t eary. In 198:1. Vanessa L Wtlltams of New Y01k bec,une the fi tst bl;1ck conte,tant to be ctmvned ·Mtss America (The followmg July. she also became the ftrst Mtss Amenca to tcs ign rn the wake ol her Penthouse maganne scandal.) In 1988, opening cetemonies for the Summer Olympics took place m Seoul, South Korea. • One yem ago: Prest dent Bush nomiiMted former feuet al judge Mtehael Mukasey to become the next attomey gen -. era! The Iraqi government revoked the licen se ot Blackwater USA secunty tum alter a shootmg mctdent that clauned the hves of ctvdtdllS. During a forum at the Untvers tty of Florida , Andrew Meyer, a stLident wtth a history of taptng hts own practical Jokes. was Tasered by campus police and arrested altet tcpcatcdly tryrng to questiOn Massachusetts Sen John Kerry Today's Birthdays: Actor D.IVId Hudd leston is 78. Supreme Court htsttcc Davtd H. Souter 1s 69. Actress Cassandra Petet so n ("'Eivna. Mistress of the Dark") IS 57. Comedtan Rita Rudner is 55. Muppetcer Kevtn Clash is 48. ' Movie director Baz Luhrmann IS 46. Rapper Doug E. Fresh is 42 Actot Malik Yoba 1s 41 . Rappel Vmme (Naughty By Nature) IS 38 Singer-actor Constant ine Maroulis is .13 Country smger-songwnter Stepl1en Cochran 1s 29. Thought for Today "'Governments exrst to protect the nghts of rnrnonttes. The loved and the rich need no protectr,on - they have many fri ends and few enemtes." .·wendell Phillips. Amencan abolt,tiOni st (1811 - 1884) LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PageA4 you en; oy ret1rement Contact me to drscuss IRAs and other ·" ari.Jble apfko.s Pflr;ple• Financial AdviSOI'S_, r Dan Cttfflll Fman.:~.~t 1\dviill•r RJI S '"''"''""'" 411 WafnSI Pm"1 Pl¥~1ilnl ' Loct!N •t Ptop/tl S.nk ' NO T ~!)IC dVSL ''1/L) N()i G(;.Vl WT[[D 8? !'fl?ttflS IV\M. SI..$' C1 ' O M~ A'Y'Jf'"''l ~OS! V,l ur Secu•~ll!ti 6 l!' ~e stmenl lldv!SOrr Se<vu s Drlered Through RAYMONDJAMFS ... . . ..... "' fi N .. Nfl l\ l Sf lt\IIOH 1111 (' �NIO~ ·The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992·2156 • FAX .(740) 992-2157 www.mydailysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich - Publtsher Charlene Hoeflich Gene,ral Manager-News Editor Corr,l/rf$$ shall make no law respecting a11 establislrmmt of rel(r:ion, or prohibiting tire .free exercise tlrereo.fi or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of tire people pea~eably to assemble, and to petition .tire Gor•ernment.for a redress ofgrievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY A day The seventh annt\ersary ol the Sept II dttacks came ,tbruptly Most nf th e poltttcal world h.td JUst 1eturncd trom the conventions m Den,er and the Twm Cmes. In th e immcdtale hou" ledding up 10 lbdt day, we had all succ umbed to tal~ ol ltpSIIC~ and ptgs llll'o tSt' )'Oll ]1\ C in .l C.l\C 111 1\lgh.mistan (tn whid1 casc.mayhe )OU don't want to know 01 I shouldn 't be te lltng yo u ), Barack Obama, JLII mg .t camp.ugn event on Sept 9. satd ... You can put lipstick on a p1g. It 's Still a ptg .. The CIOWd pretty dearly took the wutcb '" .1 swtpe at the Repuh!tc,m ticket. hat kenmg back to Sm.th Palm 's ..:ommcnt in he1 vice-plesidenttal .tcccptance speech thar the difl erence between " hockey mom ,md a ptt bull IS ltpstick . Although I lwl hoped Palin's offtcial response WOLtld con,lst ot Sitnpiy hit· un g the pod tum ,·n the mtdst of applymg m.1kcup ,at het next c.mlp.ugn tdlly, the McCa m ca mpatgn Instead teacted with a tuvctnle ad. usmg loot.tge ol anchorwoman Kal1e Cmu 1c t:omplamJ ng .1boLit sex l ;~o~m. lllSIIlllal in g th~tt Ohama's use ol the cltchc stemmed flom sex ist roots 5TAHtER.~ LeTT en To The edaor are welcome. Tiley shmdd he le.1.1 ·Than 300 11ord1. Ail leT/en we \UbJecT w edrtrn /i. mu.11 be . 1igned, and include addre1.1 and Telephone nwrrher. No unsigned lerTer.l will be pubii.1 hed. 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Ext 12 l!-ntttl! ,..... news@mydallysen t~nel com •• Web: www myda1lysenhnel com •' a~e Mail Subscription Inside Meigs County 13 Weeks 26 Weeks 52 Weeks ' 32 26 ' 64 20 •127 11 Outside Meigs County 13 Weeks 26 Weeks 52 Weeks ' 53 55 ' 10710 ' 214 2 I l Wednesday, September 17, 2008 Wednesday, September 17,2008 steady. unthmkmg app!tcallon ol force. of longer pnson sentences dlld more sophtst ic.tted military hard\\are-ts madequate to the wc' 1e not wuk1ng LIP wm tying abottt anthrn attacks tdsk I know that the hard· ami bombs and wondenng em ng ol lmcs. the embrace II n·s sa le to send our ktds ol fundalnentalism and to schoo l Gud bless t11be dooms us all." That wornes me. not Geur~e W Bush ,tnd nut becctciSC I am without commen ....and wo ml.!n 111 ~1rms that have kept us sa te these passion lor hatdship There is humdiatton and fury on seven years." Chtc.lgo \ South Stde. And Ttue and f,lll e n ou~h But we h.1vc dll importar'it dcci- there" humtllatton and fury MLtslims and stnn befmc us And as we among Cttholtcs nltke in Pakistan ge t dtsttactc~ by ltpstt ck an d ptgs. let s temembct. But H.lma s · lutred for the too. that thete v.ill be bomb Jev. s '" lst ael Is a specit1c and evt l thm g that does not mgs .md battle pl.ms. What wornes me about need to be under<tood as .Obarna IS nut hts use of much as 1l must be con· hoary old saym~s. but hi s demned and stopped . And judgme nt He "s runnin g for the men who murdered the posrtion ot comrnandet 3.000 ot LIS on Sept. II 200 I. hate th ose who live lllc'htel. alter all on Chtc.tgo's South S ide as In hIS acclatmed best se 11-, e1. ··o,eams trom My much as they hate the F.tthcr." he wrote: .. , kn ow. we,d th y folks who work on I ha ve seen. the desperatton W.ill Street. Seven ye.u s .tfter the ,md disorder of th e powct· less how 11 twtsts the ltves attacks on my city and our ul chdd ten on the 'I reels nf country. no hgsttck can ldk.uta nr Natrobr 111 much gloss mer the truth. There is the Sdme way as 11 docs the ~~ 1var on. And l'n• not sure lt\e s ol . c·h ddrcn 011 Ob<~ma .mu hi s Democratic Chtcagu 's South Stde. huw colleag ues - th e bunch that '"'" ow t.he path ts fot them ostr.tctz ed foe Lteberman betv.een humdtallon dnd lor danng to support our Lllllrammeled tury. how eas- troops. who h.1ve done sucil y they sl 1p 111to v10 lence ce"lul w01k in ltaq thanks dnd dcspa11. I know that the to leade t s hke him - get It tcsponse of the powerf ul to ( Kollrn, '·"!'"~ " rtie editillS dtsorder - alternatin g Tor of NaTional Revrew as 1t does betwee n a dull 0 n/111 e ( 11 'II 'II· .!Ia If o11a Ire\'t(;'H"(ol!l). She £an be concompl<~ccncy ,md. when the dts clt der spills nut ol tis '"' red d1 klorJe~@ r wliorwl­ pt osct ibecl lOnfines, .1 'el ieu•com) " tatttude 111 my heat! the top st01 y of the day the stlly · ~tpsttck on ,l saga. Wh,ll a bleS'mg Kathryn Lopez back 111 l,ts purse lot :1 Ody. ur at least fm the lllUIJting J1nu" ol Sept II - when MSNBC took t1me ott from showmg Keith Olberrnann l.tllt!'; to air footage from that day rn 200 I - we temcmbercd . We temembeted tho'e who v.ete mut dct cd We remembered our lellow Clt 1ZC I1S lightmg lit home ~Lild Hhru~Ld . We temembetcd th.tt ' tht ee ol the four cdndH.Idtcs vy mg tor the Whtte House have children servi.flg , Palin's son left lor lr<~q th;~t ve ry ddy. Dunng that wee k seven yca 1 ~ ~•g.~l. tc·llow sy ndJLdted columnist Kathleen P.trkcr wtote · .. Our behnvtor hJW<t u J one •trm ther tn recent ) e,u-. - our spl intcrmg !Il g IIllO !!IOLIJ1S ~md OVCI should b ld lll t: be htc kCI- - IJO W of emharr~tssment .1s \\'ell .1s an !llSplrai iOil llC \ICI to go back·· We should be em b.u ld<SCd .md mspu cd . On one IMnd. ,, ·:-,a !.!!eat th 111g tJBt W(' Ldll tak e the ttme to care dbout silly mattct s. As one reader emailed rnc '' I woke up tlu s morning \V ttb .1 prayer of d \lHIIL t' that was ptg· thdt COULD I busmess'r' But can you 1magme how bud thmgs would be 1! we ta n busme"es like the government '' imagine a govern ment run airlme 1 They'd ovcrbook the rlrgh ts. they'd bump passengers. they'd lose lugg.tge , they'd make people Sit on the tarmac for 10 hours and neve r tell them why - UllU they'J ~ISC lOll' of money It would be a total dtsast~r - nothing !tke the 'mootlr model' of cfftctcncy that the :urlmes me now. Can you imagme the govem ment runnmg an tnvestrnent .company ltke Bear Stearns or · Lehman Brothers! They'd bankrupt those places 111 a week .. Thousands of employees would be out on the street and mtlltons of mvestors would lose their shtrts . rhat \ hcl' au . . e the 1!0\ t'l rl ment doesn't know J10w to run thmgs like a busrness . What tf th e government ran Ford and GM'? They'd run · Bv DIANE POTTORFF Esther Wright DI'OTTOAFFOMY!WLYAEGISTEA COM MIDDLEPORT - Esther Lynn Wnght, 61, of Middleport . passed away on September 15, 2008 at Holzer Medical Center. She was born Oct. 10, 1946, daughter o f the late James Daniels and Janice Collins Daniels: Lynn was a graduate of Middleport Htgh School and a member of Beta Sigma Phi. She was a social' worker a t ·Buckeye Community Services. · She is survived by her husband, Michael Wnght; son , Caleb Shuler; step-sons, David (Mary) Shuler and Jason (Kristen) Wright; sister. Jenmfer (Allison) Scott: grandchildren: CJ. Shuler, Deven James, Sharon Wright, Kassidy: Wright and Kody Wright; brothers and ststers in law, John and Becky Anderson and Bennie and Sandy Wright; mother m law, Jean Wright; nieces, Lori (Dwight) Adkins and Tyler Bullion, Denise (Cary) Martin and Gracie, Kelly Anderson , Jesstca (Andy) Bolin and Lexie; nephews, Chns (Angie) Wtthee, Eric (Hillary) Anderson , Wesley Wright. In addllton to her parents, she was preceded m death by her stepdaughter, Tammy Wright Hutton. Graveside sei'Vlce will be held at II a.m ., Thursday, Sept 17 , 2008, at Be~ch Grove Cemetery with Pastor Glenn Rowe offtctating. Visiting hours wtll be ti:om 5-9 p.m. on Wednesday a t Anderson McDamel Funeral Home m Middleport . A memonal contribution may be made to the family to establish a Memorial Scolarship Fund rn Lynn's memory. A registry is available on-lme at www. andersonmc . daniel.com . ·Local Briefs World Alzheimer's Day set POMEROY - Sunday is World Alzheimer's Day. It is a time to bring the entire world's focus to the challenge faced by 5.2 million Americans who battle the disease. Every 7 I seconds someone develops Alzheimer's The Alzheimer' s Association IS askrng places of worshtp, whether it be in Sunday school class, mornrng worship servtce, Bibl~ study or prayer groups, to obsef\Oe 71 seconds of stlence on Sunday in honor of those battling the disease and in mem . ory of those who have lost the battle . No cats taken at shelter SE~ THE BAI(OUT SECTION? Dinner theater planned RACINE - The Southern Local School Distnct' s Reconnecting Youth class will be sponsoring a dinner the. ater Saturday, Dec. 6. The class which is funded by the Grant to Reduce Alcoho I i\buse, is m the process of recruiting talent for the event so that practice sess1ons and the event schedule can be put in place. All proceeds will be used for a first Reconnecting Youth Scholarship to be awarded to a Southem High SchooI graduating semor in the spnng. Those with any talent, musi c ability or acting skills interested in taking part are asked to contact Amy Roush at 949-2611, Ext, 2106/2107. Local Weather Wednesday ...Are.as of fog in the morning . Sunny. Htghs in the upper 70s. Light and variable winds ... Becoming north around 5 mph in the alternoon . Wednesday night ••• Mostly clear. Lows in the lower 50s. North wrnds around 5 mph in the evening ... Becoming light and variable. Thursday.,.Sunny. High s in the upper 70s. North winds 5 to 10 mph . Thursday night ••.Mostly clear. Lows in the lower 50s. Northeast wind s around 5 mph. Friday through Tuesday ...Mostly clear Highs around 80. Lows in the lower 50s. Local Stocks Our health care would be tun by some bumblmg. rncompetent. unfeelmg govctnment bureauc1 at mstead of some bumbling, mcom pete nt . unleehng msuranceJim company bureaucrat, the · Mullen way tt is now. Unlike business, the government wastes money Wl1o hasn 't heat d about the them 111to tile clu1 in no tune. $600 totl et se-.1ts for the Air What does tl1e government Force jets. whjch is comknow about makmg cars? pletely difterent than the They don't have any ex peri - $6.000 shower ctn tam the ence r~mnmg an .tutomohtl e CEO of Tyco In ternational company How long would had tnstalled 111 'his home at 11 be belme fOietgn eat the company 's expense. He compantes start ed eat rn g needed that cut1mn lor bustour lunch? Thank good ness ness, somethm g the governFord and GM .ue tun like ' ment knows nothmg about. busmesscs. run by some of One shudders to thrnk what the htghcst-patd executives would happen to the prtce of in the wotld and not by energy if tlie government know-nothtng governmeJ1 t were 111 charge of scttmg Cllet gy poltcy IIISICUIJ of the l>nreaucmts What tf the government giant. intcrnatton,tl oil corran out healthcare system'! poratt011S who have years of The mrncl reel>, rt 'cl be expenence 111 the busmess. wildly cXpen>ivc - a sim- Why the pnce of gas rmght ple nde 111 an ambulance go up as l1igh as $4.50 a galmtght cost $2.000 dollars lon. Or more! It could wreck Hosprtal s wou ld send the our whole way of life . Bc,iues, as we aII know governme nt btl! tor hun dreds ol thousands of dol- because we hem it a lot. the lars for diseases patients governme nt never created a ca ught .11 the hospttal. 101 1nh I don't k110w what my tests thn· clt dn t need. B.td dad wa . . do111g for the 1.1 Joctnr~ \vould L 11 cu l ~•tc 111 yea» he 'spent 111 the Navy. the system fot-'ver. skippmg hut he sure as hdl wasn't Itom one hospital to another worktng. because the govlike lksh-cattng hactcria ernmclll never created a JOb. And d ~ l1 venng the mail tsn 't a job and making fight er Jets 1sn't a job: building and repa1nng htghways isn't a job, beca use only busmess can create jobs. 1 know several people nght now who make a li ving foreclosing hou ses. Just one example of the kind of jobs busmess created. not the government So the next time you're sleepmg on the tloor of an mrport termmal waittng for a new piece of 'lequipment" to arrive: the next time your car breaks down seconds atter the warranty expires; the next time you waste a day wattmg for the cable guy: the next tune you take a day off work waiting for a department-store delivery that never arrives: the next tun~ a mechanic charges you $300 for fixmg a 2 cent part ; the nex t time your credit card company gets hacked. the next ltme your cell phone company over charges you a few thousand dollars. 1 hope yo u ask yourse lf. .. Why can't they tun the government like rhis'? Like a business?" Uim Mrrl/err rs lire author of · lr Ttdn " Village ldror: Cmrrpilwlirr g rlre Smrple Life" arrd "Hahv\ Fir~/ Ttmoo ... You <WI re,ich him aiJIIII_IIIIIilerJ@mvii'(}\'.UIIII) AEP (NYSE) - 40.74 Akzo (NASDAQ) - 57.40 Ashland Inc. (NYSE) 31.30 Big Lots (NYSE) - 30.85 Bob Evans (NASDAQ) ·27.83 BorgWarner (NYSE) 37.85 Century Aluminum (NASDAQ)- 38.88 Champion (NASDAQ) 4.68 Charming Shops (NASDAQ) - 5.06 , City Holding (NASDAQ) 45 ' Collins (NYSE) - 51 .16 DuPont (NYSE) - 46.27 US Bank (NYSE) - 35.27 Gannett (NYSE) - 16.55 General Electric (NYSE) 26.06 Harley-Davidson (NYSE) 40.35 JP Morgan (NYSE) - 40.74 Kroger (NYSE) - 27.99 Limited Branda (NYSE) 20.35 Norfolk Southern (NYSE) 68.82 Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NASDAQ) - 20.05 BBT (NYSE) - 38.07 Peoptea (NASDAQ) - 22.22 Pepsico (NYSE) - 72.98 Premier (NASDAQ) - 9.38 Rockwell (NYSE) - 38.81 Rocky eoota (NASDAQ) 4.38 Royal Dutch Shell - 58.33 Seara Holding (NASDAQ) 98.73 Wai-Mart (NYSE) - 82.14 Wendy'a (NYSE) - 21.80 WesBanco (NYSE) - Z7.76 Worthington (NYSE) 17.35 Dally etock reporta are tha 4 p.m. ET cloelng quotae of tranaactlone for Sept. 16, 2008, provided by Edward Jonea financial advlaora laue Milia In Galllpolle at (740) 441·8441 and Lealay Mauaro In . Point Pleaaant at (304) 674 0174. Member SIPC. NEW HAVEN , WVa. Faulty brakes on an Ullderground railcar are bemg blamed for an accident at the Big River Mine Monday. Five miners were inJured in the accident when the brakes on a railcar, which is known as a man-trip, failed , causing the rdtlcar to collide wtth a supply car, according to Jama Jarrett, spokeswoman for the West Vtrgmta Commerce Department. The acctdent happened late Monday afternoon. The collision jarred the five mmcrs. causmg some tnjuries. Jarrett sat d. All live were taken to Plea>ant Valley Hospital. Emergency crews from Mason County Emergency Medical Servtces and POMEROY - Fall activities and programs were announced at the recent meeting of the Lydia Council held at the Bradford Church activity buildmg. The next mentoring class has been set for October with Sherry Smtth dotng homemade biscuits. Plans were discussed for a senior citizens proJect tor Christmas. and a meal for the KYOVA after the first of the year. Bethany Amberger reported on the upcommg women's retreat to be held of the acctdent. The rnan - 111p lm 1.., a UHlt · pact style 1.11k.tt that" llsc•d tO tran~p01t 111111e1~ tn clllJ f10m \101 k 'lle' lor.u ed ms1Lie a llllllt' Bt~ Rl\el Cnal Mi nl' " located ne.tt 13rodu Rtlll Roau and 1s owned I" Gatling Mmmg Co Thts 1, not the first 1eported .tccident m rh e mme as thete have been :...eve1 al sint:e 1t opened tv.o )ear:-, Llgo thts weekend at the Oho Valley Christian Assembly. Registration IS from 5 to 6:30p.m. at which t1me dinner will be served. It was noted that the county hymn smg . held at the Bradford Church m August was well attended. The Wallace Brothers will be there on Oct. 15 fo{ an evenmg concert. A haynde was announced for Oct 12 In · October plans wt ll be made for holiday actiVIties. Hostesses Paula Ptckens and Phyllis Baker had the devotions wtth Paula readmg ..I Saw Jesus Last Week" and a reading called ·' Body Buil ding" companng a football team ro the body of Christ - the Church. Phyllis read from I Connthmns The meeting opened wtth prayer pratses and requests. Refte shments were served by Phylli s Baket and Pt ckens, hoste"es. Officers reports were gtven. as were card and sunshme gtft reports Vis ttor's list was crrculated and 1t was decided there are no meals lor shut-Ins ·needed at thts tune . It was noted that Caulin Wtlh.lmson ,111d Chell had the mentoring cl.tss on July JO wtth tile vou th makmg homemdde C< l~oklc;:~. ._ A.ttend111~ th e meet mg v.erc Gem~ Lt~htloot. Eva Mtlhrun. Bon nte Rtlc. Che11 Wrlh.llmo n. Suzte Will. Jane Hysell. Becky Amberge r, Clmstt Wtll. Dtane Mtlltron, N,lllC) Morns. Bethany Ambctger. Madeline Pamter. Charlotte Hann tng. Dtana Ma xwell. Jan Hendncks. ~md the hostesses Wai-Mart closes Ohio store built on landfill GARFIELO HEIGHTS (AP) - Wai-Mart Stores Inc. has closed one of its stores in the Cleveland area built atop a landfill amtd concerns ' about potentially explosive methane gas. An independent contractor confirmed there is a problem with the odorless gas that is generated by rotting garl)age, sat d Tara Stewart , a spokeswoman for the Bentonville , Ark .-based retailer. The closure of the store is probably permanent, she satd. The store also had electrical and plumbtng problems · and a shifting foundation . Stewart said The Ohto Environmental Protection Agency recently threatened to shut down the entire City View Center after finding methane under the btg-box. retail plaza. The agency asked several weeks ago for more monitoring and venting of the gas. Since then, the center 's owners have been working to fix. the problem. No other tenants are pulling out of the center, which is the first m'!.ior commercial development in Ohio to be built atop a landfill. The thtng 1' under contml .tnd evetythmg " sale:· he satd. The Gt.tnt Eaule 'tmc has no plan to clo,e~ "!:loth the EPA .md G.ul teld H~ tdlls olltl'ta ls Wal-Mart closes store THE STORE: Wai-Mart Stores Inc was an anchor tenant 1n the C1ty V1ew Center reta1! development butlt on a landftllln the Cleveland suburb Garf1eld He1ghts THE PROBLEM : The Ohro EPA says theresa poteet tal problem wtfh methane gas Wai-Mart says 11 conf1rmed It through an tndependenl analysts and closed the store WHAT'S NEXT: Oh10 EPA wants more mon1tonng and ventmg of the methane The center's owners have been work1ng to ft2( the problem at the first maJor commercial development tn Oh1o to be butlt atop a landfill Source: The (Cleveland) Platn Dealer developer's Web site lists a Giant Eagle grocery store and seven other retailers at the shoppmg center. The Wai-Mart store's 172 employees were told th ey could work at another WaiMart of their chOice, and as of Tuesday 11 5 had been placed. Stewart satd. "Wai -Mart often bmlds and owns tts but!dmgs. We dtdn"t build thts building," Stewart said . "Everythm g was creatmg a volatile environment in and around the store. It we felt 1t was somethmg that could be fixed, we could have stayed m the store. At th1s point we're confident the problems can't be ftxed .., The shopprng plaza opened in 2006 Workers cleared 48 .6 mtllion cubic feet of dirt and garba ge from the stte. creattng a mound overlooking the shopping center. Garfield Hetghts Mayor Thomas Longo msists the plaza has no satety problem. citing reports from the city's fire department He satd Wal-Mart mtght not have been sanstled with the number of customers becau<e there are two other WaiMart stores 111 the at ca. one m nearbv Bedford and the other m Cleve land. "It's a busmess deCISion." Longo said " It's a dollarsand-cents tssue with these people ." Chu ck Satchwill. City View's senior proJect man ager. satd he was shocked by Wai-Mart's dectston . "As far as v.e know. every- have ~tsSLneJ ... u~ thdt Ulll butld tn g .mu rhe shopptng centct a1 c ~dk ... G1ant E:1gle ~.ud 111 a statement. "As .tn .tdde d me.1sure. Gtant E.t~lc h.ts ,, meth.me g"s mon 1tonng ~y~te m whi ch hc~ s not mdtc<ttcu any unsa le conditions ·· Ohto EPA In spectors s.11d emhe1 thts )C,u th ey Jound metha ne 111 ~e\\ e 1 bdsJns unde1 the tet.ul pl nz.t\ pat kmg lots and 111 a nearby hill of dut -wvetcd ~arba~e. The st,Jte attoJneY gen'eJ al's olhce Jo llowed with .1 CJV JI h t\\ISUJt dgC.llllSt Ga t field Hetghts and Ctty' Vtew's owners. McGill Propert y Gro up o'f Jupiter. Fla . and Cny 'Vtew Center LI .C of Mnnsn. N Y The 25-counr'Lmsuit seeks penalties ol up to $10.000 d dav fo1 each alleued e nvuonmental VIOl at ton ~ Lawyers tor the owners have been mcetmg weekly with the EPA 111 .tn attempt to settle ou t ot cou rt 1\ 111.11 ts scbedulcd tor Dec. ~. Ohio killer: Weight gain isn't to avoid execution Bv THOMAS J. SHEERAN ASSOCIATED PRESS WAITER YOUNGSTOWN - An Ohto killer scheduled to be executed next month for a double murder said Tuesday that he has not deliberately gained weight to create condtttons that would rule out his death by lethal mjection. Instead, Richard Cooey said in a death row intei'VIew that h1s veins are hard to reach and should prevent h1s Oct. 14 execution from bemg carried out because it cannot be done humanely under current state procedures. "Vein access was an issue even when I was back m the service ," Cooey, 41, said in an hour-long interview with the Associated Press at the Ohio Stale Pemtentiary. Cooey, 5-foot, 7 mches tall and 267 pounds , said he has gamed perhaps 70 pounds while being locked up for rapmg and ktlling two University of Al-.. ron students 22 years ago whtle he was on leave from the U.S. Army. He blamed the wetght gam on' medication and lack of exercise. "It's hard getting access to my veins,"' said Cooey, who was handcuffed and locked in a closet-sized visiting room. He was separated from a reporter by a remforced glass partition and spoke through a slit the size of a large straw. Cooey, dressed in a Vneck pnson jump suit, satd he has heard second-hand some of the jokes told by late-night comedians about the Oh1o mmate who clatms he 's too fat to be executed. That ridicule reflects ignorance of his underlymg clatm that tt's not fat but the maccessibility of his veins that makes•it difficult to get an IV inserted for a lethal inJection. Cooey satd, frequently "using his cuffed hands to gesture The legal challenge over the vem access 1ssue ISbased on constitutiOnal issues and not fear of execution. Cooey ' said .. It has nothmg to do wtth weight gam," he satd. Instead of lethal inJection. " If 1t would make people happy. shoot me m the head wtth a 45 ." Cooey sa td. " Do it legally." Cooey and a co-defendant ktdnapped Wendy Ottredo. 21, and Dawn McCreery. 20. after disabling their car by droppmg a chunk of concrete on rt from a htghway overpass. They choked and beat the women to death after repeatedly rapmg them , then carved X's m their abdomens. Cooey deflected questtons about remorse and said his past comments about the victims and their famtltes had Reports rroni Page At . Electricity by Allen Easter, Pomeroy, on East Second Street while she was maneuvering her vehicle from Its parking stall near the intersection of Sycamore Street The report said the bumper end caps from Easter's vehtcle were missing prior to the accident. The United States Postal f ,· .. Servtce , Pomeroy, reported one of Its vehicles was parked undamaged on East Second Streer on Sept 12 but was found d a m ag~d on Sept. 13 Patrol man Ronnie Spaun was recently called to 206 Spnng Avenue 111 reference to a windshield getti ng bust- ki!L'I pl.il1ti i1 J!J't:.J il been llltsunderstood ''I can't come out good ... he sate! Cooey wouldn't say 11 l1e wou ld have sometlun g to say 111 the death chatnber. He mdtcated there mtghr be a new legal ch.tl lenge to hts exec utton. bu t he would n't detail any stJ.Hegy bet:ause he dtun ·t w,mt to up ofJ p10sec uto". He rellet ,li ed hts clcum. det.uled 111 " pool tntervtew la st v.eek fo1 kg tslatlle correspondents. that he participated 111 crimes le.•cl ing up to the slayrngs and he tepeated hi s dcnr,tl that he wm, th ~ one who beat the students to death He sa id blood on a shoe>tnn g rhat "as tted to the rmndet weupon and blood on hts c.tt should be tested fot DN 1\. wh•ch would p1ove he wasn't involved 111 the stude nt s' killing s He's made sumlar statements fo1 years ed out Spaun spoke to the vehtcle·, owner. Mary Morton. Pome10y. who showed hnn her 1994 Mercury folll door where th ere was a dent 111 th e top o f the 'eh tcle and the wmdsh teld wa, htt tv.tce with a large rock "htch was sttll restmg on the wmdshteld J.:ad [(I<! ... Better Retirement Ret11~ment should be on.. o( the most en;oyable limes of •our f.fe yet many people all! finanoa/ly unpn!pared fori! I can create a plan desxoed to help tr - ... Metgs County EMS responded to the scene. Four of the mmers were treated and released. ho,pt· tal spokeswoman Amy Leach satd. One miner was admt tted to PV H for observatton. The names of the miners were not relea>ed Inve sti gators from the Wes t · Vtrgmta Office of Mmers' Health and Safety were on the scel1e Tuesday conductmg an mvestigatton Lydia Council plans upcoming fall activities were called but all occupants refused trea~ment. Paul C Reynolds , Bidwell, allegedly struck the rear of a vehicle dnven by Loretta F. Campbell, rrom PageAl Dexter, while both were waiting in the dnve-thru at power across the AEP serThe areas hardest hit by McDonalds on West Main vice territories. AEP was the heavy winds were in workmg to restore power to central and southwestern Street. There was no vistble 493,000 customers, focus- OhiO. Meigs Count y damage to the vehtcles. Joseph B. Yanity, . III, ing first on emergency ser- Emergency Management vices ;md mam-line crrcuits Agency Director Robert Athens, was turning ·right serving the largest number Byer said there were n0 onto West Main Street from of customers. · reports of serious damage 1n the 4ower parking lot when AEP reported a total of Meigs County as a result of he backed up to make the right turn and allegedly 738 company, external utili- the storms. and contractor distribuGov. Tec;t Stricklan d backed mto a vehicle driven t10n line workers, includmg declared a state of emer. by Edward T. Baer, company employees from gency across Ohio Monda y Pomeroy. Yanity satd he did other AEP dtvisions, were as a result of serious storm not see Baer. arnvmg Tuesday and damage in and aroun d Wanda L. Beaver, Wednesday to assist AEP Columbus and other area s Guysville, allegedly struck Ohio in restonng power. of the state. the bumper of vehicle owned •• The Daily Sentinel • Page As Faulty railcar brakes cause mine accident ROCKSPRINGS - Tom Proffitt, Meigs County Dog Warden, wants to rerrund the public the Meigs County Dog Shelter 'cann ot and does not take cats or kittens and is not eq uipped or funded to care for them. VVhy can't the government be run like business? Somet imes. )'hen I"m wmt tn g , 111 Ime at the grocery stme for a p11ce check on .1 box of Ramen nooctle' nr waittng lor the cush ier to get ll new roll ol mckcls or wmlmg f01 a manager tu change the register tape, I can't help , bur wonder. " Why c·tm't our government be run· hke thts '1 Lrk e a www.mydailysentinel.com Obituaries if remembrance, in spite if it all Today IS Wednesday. Sept. 17. the 26 1st day uf 2008. Ther• are 105 Jays left in the yea1. Today\ Htghhght m Htstnry: One hundred yeats ago. on Sept 17. 1908 . Thomas E Selfmlge. a Ist Lteutenant 111 the US. Army Srgnal Corps. became the _li"t t?et'on to die 111 the crash of,, powered dtrcralt. the Wnght Flyer (The <ICC I· dent. whtc h also senously InJUred pilot Orvtlle Wnght . occurred at Fort Myet. Va .JUSt outside Washmgton.) On tht> date. In 17H7. the Const ttutt on of the UntteJ States was completed and 'lgned by a maJOitly ol dclc~atcs attendtng the Consll tutto tMI Conventton m Phil,u.lclphm In 1862. 111 the bloodtest b.tttle day 111 lJ .S htstot y. Umon Obdm~l\.; comment wa~ force s louolll Confederate mvadecs 111 the Ctv tl War Battle 0 stlly. The tcspo nse was st ll y. ol Antietam at Sharpsburg. Md In 1'!20. the Amencan P10fes"ondl Football Associattnn. TIMnk goodness we have a pt ecursor of·t he Ndt ional Pootb.tll League , was form ed 111 the ILrxury of bcmg st ll y. Ot do we'' Canton. Ohto. As the hpsttck w.ts put In 1939. the Sovtel Umon mvmJeu Poland. more than two weeks aftet Nazt Germany had launched its as~ault. In 1944, during World War II , All ted pardtroopers launch ed Operation Market Gdrclcn, landmg behtnd Getman lrnes in the Nethetland,. (i\ltet 1111tial success. the Alites v.ere beaten back bv the Germ,tns ) In 1'!47,James V. Fone~tal was sworn 111 as the ftrst U.S. Seer ·tary of Defense. In 1948, the Untted N,ltions mecltator for P.tlestine . Count Folke Bernadotte. was ctssassmated in Jerusalem by , Jewi sh extremiSts. · In 1978. after meetmg ,11 Camp D.lVid , lstclch Prime Mmi ster Menachem Beg in and Egypttan President Anwar Sadat >tgned a framework for a peace !t eary. In 198:1. Vanessa L Wtlltams of New Y01k bec,une the fi tst bl;1ck conte,tant to be ctmvned ·Mtss America (The followmg July. she also became the ftrst Mtss Amenca to tcs ign rn the wake ol her Penthouse maganne scandal.) In 1988, opening cetemonies for the Summer Olympics took place m Seoul, South Korea. • One yem ago: Prest dent Bush nomiiMted former feuet al judge Mtehael Mukasey to become the next attomey gen -. era! The Iraqi government revoked the licen se ot Blackwater USA secunty tum alter a shootmg mctdent that clauned the hves of ctvdtdllS. During a forum at the Untvers tty of Florida , Andrew Meyer, a stLident wtth a history of taptng hts own practical Jokes. was Tasered by campus police and arrested altet tcpcatcdly tryrng to questiOn Massachusetts Sen John Kerry Today's Birthdays: Actor D.IVId Hudd leston is 78. Supreme Court htsttcc Davtd H. Souter 1s 69. Actress Cassandra Petet so n ("'Eivna. Mistress of the Dark") IS 57. Comedtan Rita Rudner is 55. Muppetcer Kevtn Clash is 48. ' Movie director Baz Luhrmann IS 46. Rapper Doug E. Fresh is 42 Actot Malik Yoba 1s 41 . Rappel Vmme (Naughty By Nature) IS 38 Singer-actor Constant ine Maroulis is .13 Country smger-songwnter Stepl1en Cochran 1s 29. Thought for Today "'Governments exrst to protect the nghts of rnrnonttes. The loved and the rich need no protectr,on - they have many fri ends and few enemtes." .·wendell Phillips. Amencan abolt,tiOni st (1811 - 1884) LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PageA4 you en; oy ret1rement Contact me to drscuss IRAs and other ·" ari.Jble apfko.s Pflr;ple• Financial AdviSOI'S_, r Dan Cttfflll Fman.:~.~t 1\dviill•r RJI S '"''"''""'" 411 WafnSI Pm"1 Pl¥~1ilnl ' Loct!N •t Ptop/tl S.nk ' NO T ~!)IC dVSL ''1/L) N()i G(;.Vl WT[[D 8? !'fl?ttflS IV\M. SI..$' C1 ' O M~ A'Y'Jf'"''l ~OS! V,l ur Secu•~ll!ti 6 l!' ~e stmenl lldv!SOrr Se<vu s Drlered Through RAYMONDJAMFS ... . . ..... "' fi N .. Nfl l\ l Sf lt\IIOH 1111 (' �_Page.f\.6 ' ' The Daily Sentinel Doctors say leg pain can ·signal deadly blood clot ing it "ita! to tell your docAP MEDICAL WR ITER tor if a relative has ever suffered a blood clot. WASHINGTON - Far People with those factors too many Am'erir.:an~ arc should have "a very low uying of dangerous blood threshold" for call ing a docclots tha.t um musqucrade as tor or even going to the simple kg pain. says a emergency room if they have major new gove rnment symptoms of a clot. said dlort to get both patients Gatson. who issued a "call to anu their doctors to rceog- action" for better education nilc the cmer!.!e nc v in time. of both consumers and doc"It's a sil ent killer. It's tors, plus more research·. hard to di agnose." said actSymptoms inc lude ing Surgeon General Dr. swell ing; pain. e>pecially in Steven Galson. who the calf; or a warm spot or annou nced' the new ca m- red or discolored skin on the pa ign Mond~y. " I don 't leg; shortness of breath or think most peop le under- pain when breathing deeply. stand that this is a serious But here's the rub: medica l problem or what : Doctors are ill-informed. can be done to prevent it." . too. For example, studies At issue are clots with suggest a third of patient~ cumbersome names: A deep who need protecti ve blood vein thrombosi s. or DVT. thinners when they enter the forms in large vems. usuall y hospital for major surgery a leg or the groin. It can do n't get them. And patients quickly kill if it moves up to · cao1 even be turned away the lu ngs. where it goes by despite telltale symptoms. the . name pu lmonary 'like what happened to Le embolism, or PE. Keisha Ruffin just weeks These c lois make head- after the birth of her daughlines every few years when ter, Caitlyn. see mingly healthy people Ruffin made repeated viscollapse after long airplane its to doctors and emertlights or being in similarly . ge ncy rooms for grow ing cramped quarters. Vice . pai n in her leg and groin in President Dick Cheney suf- December 2003 and fe red one after a long trip January 2004. but was, told last year. · NBC correspon- . it must be her healing dent David Bloom died of Caesarean section scar. one in 2003 after spending Finally one night. days inside a tank while cov- Ru ffi n's hu sband ran her a ering the invasion of lr~q . rea ll y hot bath for pain But that provides a relief - only to have her skewed visio n of the prob- climb out minutes later with le m. . Whil e there aren't her leg swollen three to four good statistics, the new sur- ti mes its normal size. and geo n ge neral's ca mpaig n then.r.ass out. estimates that every year, "I loke to call that my mirabetwee n 350,000 and cle bath," Ruffin said, 600 ,000 Americans ge t one because the sudden swelling of these clots - and at least proved the tip-off for doc:tors . 100,000 of them die. Pieces of a giant clot in her , "The number of deaths ri ght leg had broken off and attriblltable to blood clots is noated to her lung. The ER like hav ing an entire city doctor "said if I hadn ' t made like Cambridge (Mass.) it in when I did, I may not wiped out every year, over have li ved through the rest of and over again ," Galson (old the night ," recalled Ruffin , a meeti ng of the Venous now 32, who spent a month bi sease Coalition on in the hospital and required Monday . Yet these clots •·are extensive physical therapy to preventable and treatable." walk normall y again. There are a host of ri sk These clots "tend to fall factors and triggers: Recent through the cracks" because -surgery or a broken bone; a they cross so many areas of fall or car crash; pregnancy medicine , said Dr. Samuel or taking birth control pills Goldhaber, chairman of the or menopause hormones; Venous Di sease Coalition being immobile fo r long and a cardiologi st at periods. The risk rises with Basion's Bri gham & .age. esiJecially over 65 , and Women's Hospital. .among people who smoke With the surgeo n generor are obese. al's campaign, "DVT after And some_ people have all these years will finall y genetic conditions {hat get the national spotlight cause no other symptoms like cigarette smoking did ,but increase their risk, mak- in the mid-60s," he said. ' Bv T INI TRAN ' scandal • :Prep footbaU notebook, Page 82 · Ohio AP prep football poD, Page 86 ASSOCIATED PRESS WAITER BY lAUflAN NEERGAARD FDA.approves anti-nausea patch for chemo patients. Bv "The main benefit wili be for people who have diffiASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER culty taking oral medications ," Rogers said . But WASHINGTON other pati ents could also Cancer patients will soon be benefit, she added. since a able to use a medication single paich is designed to patch to ease the debilitat- maintain a steady level of ing nausea that often · the anti-nausea medicine in accompanies chemotherapy. the body for several days. The Food and Drug These days, medical profesAdministration said sionals treating cancer Monday it has approved the patients are trying to elimi first anti-nausea patch for nate nausea as a side effect pat ients, of chemotherapy, believing chemotherapy intended to provide relief for that will help the patients ,up to live days. The patch. maintai n physical strength called Sancuso, is worn on and emotional energy. the arm and delivers a wideMelvin Hren , 59, a retired ly used anti-nausea medi- elementary school teac her' cine , known as ,granisetron. from New Philadelphia, throu gh th e skin . It is. Ohio, said the patch helped expected to be available by · him battle a rare canc ~r of the end of the year. . the th:rmus gland, now in ''It wi ll be another way that rem1ss1on. we can address nausea and · h couldn ' t .leave the vomi ting, coming' fro m a hous.e · for very much route that we haven't had because of the fact that I before,'' said nurse practition- was so sick," Hren said. "As er Barbara Rogers. who spe- a result of the patch. l was cializes in cancer treatmen t. able to leave the house and "The patch is a rtice option." be with the fam ily. I was Rogers. who works at Fox able to enjoy life a little bit. Chase Cancer Center in Without it. life would have Philadelphia, is also a con- been a lot more difficult:' Hren took part in a clinisultant to ProStrakan, the Scotti sh company that <:al trial in wh ich the pat<:h developed the patch. was shown to be just as About a million people effective as anti:na'u sea undergo chemoth'erapy pills. A spokeswoman for every year and as many as the company said no infor70 percent develop nausea . mation on pricing is availIf the problem occurs at the able. hospital, it can be dealt with Sancuso's main side immediately. But many effect is consti pation. In patients suffer from nausea some cases · the drug can . after being sent home . Anti- mask a bowel obstruction. nausea pills are avai lable. which is a dangerous conbut some cancer patients dition requiring prompt have difficulty swallowing. treatment. RICARDO ALONSo-ZALDIVAR Bl The Daily Sentinel . Wednesday, September 17, 2008 savstaimed Inside BE IJI NG - The health minister saiu Wednesday that tainted milk formula has killed three Chine~e babies and sick~ n ed 6.200 in a spreading sca ndal tha t prompted three additional compani es includin g China's biggest dairy - to recall prod ucts. Officials ·said that about 20 percent of the dairy companies te>ted nationwide had sold products tainted with melamine. Suppliers to the companies are thought to have added the banneu chemical. nommlly used in plastics , to raw milk to make the . milk appear higher in protein. The .companies included Mengniu Dairy, China's bi ggesi mi lk company. which sa id Wednesday it AP photo was reca lling its baby for- People are offered with ultrasonography check application fo rms · at Hebei People's mu la after government tests Hospital in Shijiazhuang, capital of north China's ·Hebei Province, on Tuesday. China's found melamine in the Health Ministry pleGiged free health care for all babies sickened after drinking the Sanlu produ ct. The announcement brand contaminated formula milk powder on Tuesday. · said the recall covers three batches of formula made in agency took test ' samples peopl e died last week when early August. January but gave no details frn'm 100 companies that a retaining w ~J II of a waste The company went public on how mu<:h product wi II produce baby milk powder dump at an illegal mine in last week with the informabe affected. It diu not say in China. L1 said anothe r 6() northern China collapsed. tion after its New Zealand whe ther any of Mengniu 's compan ies had stopped proThe widening scandal is stakeholde r. Fonterra, told baby formu la was exported. Juction before the me Iamme an embaJTassin'£ failure for the New Zealand governHealth Minister Chen Zhu problem emerged. ' Chi na's product safety sys- ment. which then informed told a te lev ised news conferYashil i exported its prod- tem, which was ove rhau led the Chinese government. ence that 6.244 babies ,had ucts to Bang ladesh. Yem en to restore consumer confi San lu 's General Manager be<;n sickened after being and Myanmar. but AQSIQ dence and prese rve export Tian Wenhua was fired and feed tainted milk formu la. said ini ti al les rin g of sam- mark ets afte r a string of dism issed from · the compaand that 158 were suffering ples of the company's reca ll s and warnings abroad ny's board of directors as a from acute kidney failure . exports turnecj up no trace last year over ta in ted tooth- res ult of the scandal. . the The head of China's quali- · of melamine. paste. f<t ul ty tires and other officia l Xi nhua News ty watchdog. Li Changjiang. In Hong Kong. food goods. . . AgeiJCy guoted Communist said that in addition to the inspectors ordered a recall , It is the sewnd major case Party off1cials as saying in company at the heart of the after 'melamine was found in in recent yea rs involv ing the northern city of food scanual, Sanlu Group an ice cream bar made by hahv formu la. In 2004, more Sh iji az huang in Hebei Co'., and Mengniu, two other Shanghai Yili AB Foods. than 200 Ch inese infants province, where the compacompanies , Guangdong- The·amo unts of the chemical suftered malnutrition and at ny is based. Ti an ·was also based Yashili and Qingdao- found "would ·not pose least 12 died after being fed removed from aC0mmunist based Suncare, were recall- major health effects fro m phony formula that con- Party pos ition, it said. ing their products. normal consumption of the tained no nUtrients . Four other Hebei official s The General bar. however, smal l children Zhang Zhenling, Sanlu's were fired Tuesday. They Administration of Quality ·should not eat i1," the Center vice p1~esident . has apolo- included Zhang Fawang, · Supervision , Inspection ao1d fo1' Food Safety said in a gized but did not explai n the agr icultural production Quarantine had already notice posted on its Web si te. why the company took so head in Shijiazhuang. and reported that its inspectors It is the second crisis to long to inform the public the city's Food and Drug had found melamine "in 69 rai se questio'ns abou t gov- about the contaminati on Adm ini strat ion Bureau batches of milk powder man- ernme nt accountability in , despite rece1vm g co m- 'director Zhang Yi and the ufactured by22 companies." China since ·the image- plain ts as earl y as March city's Quality and Technical The nationwide in spection boosting B ~ijin g Olympics and hav in g tests confi rm the Inspection Bureau chief Li by China 's quality watchdog · ended Aug . 24. At least 258 presence df'.the chem icil h n· Zh iguo. Xinhua said. Wednesday, September 17,2008 LocAL SCHEDULE I?OMEAO'r' -A schedule of upcoming high school varsity sporting events Involving teamslrom Me igs and Gallia counties Wedneaday; _September 17 Volleyball Southern at Meigs, 6 p.m. Chesapeake at South Gallia. 5:30p.m. Fairland at River Valley, 5:30p.m. Tby(Jday~ · "' Soccer Point Pleasant at (3allia Academy, 5:30 p.m. Volleyball Chillicfthe at Gallia Acade my, 5:15p.m. Meigs at W ell ston, 6 p.m. .. Trimble at Eastern, 6 p.m. · ~uth Gafha at Iron ton St. Joe, 6 p.m. Fed Hock at Southerr), 6 p.m. OVCS at Hannan, 6 p.m. Golf Gallia Academy at Wahama, 4:30p.m. Meigs at Athens (Athens CC). 4:30p.m. Croll COuntry Meigs, River Valley, at Jackson Invite (Franklin Valley), 4:3() p.m . . Erklay., Stptember 19 Football Jackson at Gallia Academy, 7:30p.m . Meigs at Nelsonville -York. 7:30p.m. Waterford at River Valley, 7:30p.m. Point Pleasant at Tug Valley, 7:30 p.m. Portsmouth Notre Dame clt South Gallia, 7:30p.m. Eastern at Hannan, 7:30 p.m. Wal1ama at Buckeye Trail. 7:30 p.m. Green at Southern, 7:30p.m. , Soccer· Ironton St. Joe at OVCS, 5:30 p.m. · Golf River Valley at ave meet (SlJgarwood), 9a.m. Satnntar Stptam!Jar 20 Volleyball AiveJ Valley at Ironton quad, TBA Cross Counlry Eastern, Southern at Lancaster, 9:30 Prep Golf Roundup Marauders win fourth straight ' STAFF REPORT Tuesday. as Athens clinched the title outright by improv ing to ll -0. The Maraudt;rs and Bulldogs will sqJJare off in the TVC Ohio season finale on Thursday in Athens County at the Athe ns · Country Cl ub . the match will start at 4:30p.m . SPORTS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY Meigs , golf won its fourth straight Tri- Valley Conference Ohio Division contest on Tuesday with a comfortable 35-stroke victory over visiting Nelsonville-York at Pine Hills Go lf Club in Meigs County. The Marauders (6-5 TVC Ohio) assured themselves of a .500 or better season 'with the triumph, posting a team score of 168 . The Buckeyes tO- ll ) fired a team ta lly of 203. The Maroon and Gold also beat NYHS last week by 30 strokes. 163- 193 , for the season sweep . Joey Blackston led the hosts and aiJ competitors with a low-round. of 5-over par 39 .. Bobby King was next with a 42 , followed by Scott Kennedy with a 43. Tyler Andrews rounded out the scoring with a 44. Both King Kennedy WAHAMA DOWNS Ryan Jeffers and Ben Hood had matching 47s. Adam Kaaz led the Orange and Brown with a 46, followed by Koalton Thomas with a 48. Zach Bowens and Derek Bowens rounded out the team tall v with respective efforts of s·I and 58. J.arred Bowers and Edmond Gilliam also fi red roun.ds of 65 and 77. respectively. · Meigs offi ciall y lost its crown as three-time defending TVC · Ohio champs PP, RV GALLiPOLIS - In a trimatch played Tuesday afternoQII at the Cliffside Golf Course, Wa~ama came out on top over Point Pleasant and Ri ver Valley. Wahama 's · winning score of 19 1 nipped Point 's total of 196 by just five strokes and River Valley's third place score was 2 10. Point freshman Opie Lucas was medalist for the day with a 42 just beating the 43 by Wahama 's Warren Please see· Golf. 86 Bryan Walters/photo Meigs junior Joey 6lackstori watches his putt attempt on the eighth hole go toward the cup during Tuesday's TVC Ohio golf - mG~tch against Nelsonville-York at Pine Hills Golf Club In Pomeroy. ' a.m. River Valley at Northwest Invite, 10 a.m. Prep Volleyball Roundup ' COLUMBUS ( AP) Three games into the sea. so n. there's no question Ohio State is searching for 1!1\ AP MEDICAL WAITER WASHINGTON - Does a test that promises to find ovarian cancer sooner really do so? Could other tests ne~ring the market prolong survival by getting patients the right care faster? A race is . on for blood tests to better detect thi s intractable killer, but the Food and Drug Administration- is probing ' whether to crac k down on the first one to sell. It.'s a time of both hope and confusion . First, the question is whether testing giant LabCorp jumped the gu n in selling OvaSure as an ovarian ca ncer screening. test While the FDA won't disbefore researchers proved that it catches the tumor in cuss its _ongoing probe of an earl y,: treatable stage OvaSure. it is watc hing the wi thout falsely alarri1ing too fie ld close ly. many heal th y women . . A "It's not a questio n of if. legal quirk let, sales begin it's a question of when the witho ut formal FDA right test will come alo ng approval. wi th the right credentialing In fact. U.S . and British to help improve health care scientists are just beg inning in t hi ~ important mea:' ·says studies specia lly designed Dr. Steve n Gutman. FDA's to proye if signs of ovarian diagnostl<: test ing:<: hicf. ca ncer can be measured At the same time. competreliably -in blood months, ing companies are ·seeking even a year. before a tumor FDA approval for a diffe rent becomes life- threateni ng. appro'H<:h: Bloou tests to help "You really need evidence identify which wome n with that sc reening ac tually an ovarian lump or cyst are saves Iives. or at least pro- most likely to have cancer. longs survival," cautions so they can have their crucial Dr. Robert Bast Jr. , an ov<ir- first surgery - the one that ian biomarker expert at cllagnoses ma l ignancy M.D. Anderson Cancer done by a specialist. Center. Thm1sands of women get cysts but only an unlucky fraction turn out to be cancer. Studies show even adva nced patients can live many months longer if that ve ry first operation is done by a gy necologic oncologist, who knows where cancer hides · 3Jid how to remove pelvic lymph nodes , in stead of the ge neral sur-' geon most see today. "That' s, a big , big step forward for women because it allows them to get the proper care,'' says Dr. Richard Moore of Brown Universit~. who led a study of Fujireb10 Diagnostics Inc.'s so-called triage test that correctly predicted cancerous cysts more than 90 percent of the time . '' It really is an unmt!t need ,n agrees Bast. rltbe ~alhpohs 119atlp rltrtbune, rltiJe $toint $tleasant l\egtster and The Daily Sentinel have launched a new page every · ..Friday called "Faith and Family". If you have a testimonial story, life-changing event about' yourself or even a poem that you would like to share please email to: kkelly@ mydailytri~une.com nfields@mydailyregister.com hoeflich @mydailysentinel.com Limit your story to 500-750 words. Please ~nclude a phone number . in your email. answer:-;. C ~a c 1 ~~ . ftliOiill~ ~ r e s s e I ?':..lli ca""'ll yp1act i-a WuuJf' ·· ~ ...... Hope, confusion in hunt for bVarian·cancer tests BY LAURAN NEERGAARD • Questions abound for Buckeyes .. \~· . SPORTS BRIEFS ~eigs basketball .golf scramble . Bryan Walters/photo Members of the Meigs varsity volleyball team applaud visiting Belpre during introductions of Tuesday night's TVC Ohio ~: MASON, W.Va. - The . contest at Larry A. Morrison Gymnasium in Rocksprings. Meigs Hi'gh School boys llasketball team will be ~folding a golf scramble on !!aturday, Oqober II , at ~iverside Golf Club . . STAFF REPORT anced service attack wiih assists and Smith added · The event will be a four- SPOATS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM eight point s. followed by another II assists. Stanley mao team format , with one Shellie Bailey with seven. had team-highs of four ROCKSPRINGS player from each team The trio of Tricia .Smith, blocks and three aces. required to have an under- Meigs volleyball ended its Emalee Glass and Meri , Meigs returns to ac tion 10 handicap . The event is two-match losing streak in a · today when it hosts Southern VanMeter each added six in a TVC interdivi sional rather convincing way 18 holes and rules will be _ points to the winning cause, matchup. The JV contest Tuesday night , zipping past explained the day of. the visiting Belpre in stratght while Chandra Stanley had will stat1 at 6 p.m. tournament. four and Catie Wolfe three. The cost is $320 per team games 25-13, 25-21, 25-16 a Tri -Valley - $80 per person - with during Valerie c;onde also had two EASTERN DOwNS FED HOCK Conference Ohio Division Swatzel Boso food, beverages and mulliserv ice points. STEWART ...,. Eastern gans i~cluded in the entry contest at Larry R. Morrison Bailey led the net attack Gymnasium . won its sixt h vol)eyball fee. The $5 skins game and with 12 kills, followed by 35 kills, 31 assists and eight (8-2, The Lady Marauders optional cash pot are not Wolfe with II and Stanley straight overall decision durincluded in the entry fee . 5-I TVC Ohio) remained in blocks while going 66-of-71 with seven. Howard also had ing Tuesday's four-game 25The event is limited to the sole possess ion of second from the serv ice line for 93 five kills for the Maroon and 17,25-14, 15-25,25- 17 victory over host Fe'deral !irst 30 teams that sign-up . place in the league - percent. Gold. Morgan behind unbeaten Alexander Howa~d led a balAny extra teams go. a waitGlass had a team-high 18 Please see Volleyball. 86 - posting team numbers of ing list. The purpose of this scramble 'is to raise money 2008 SEOAL Golf Championships . for purchasing equipment for the Meigs boys basketball program: The goal is to raise $3,000. :_ The top thre~ teams will Bv BRYAN WALTER$ ).vin awards , and there will BWALTEAS@MYDAILVTAIBUNE.COM 2008 SEOAL GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS tie other .;:ontests such as closest to the pin , longest 1. Ironto'' (301): Nathan Kerns· 37·35-72, AnrJy Holzapter 38·36--74, Josl1 LANCASTER - Gallia Zorner -12-39-81, Josh Mullins 38-44-82, Mason Weisgerber 41 ·42--83, Josh il,rive and longest putt. The , contest will have a shotgun Academy golf had some- Cooke 44-49-93. what of a disappointing day stan at 8:30a.m. ·2. M o - (313): Zach Arnold' S9-4t~. Nick Hugglnt' 40-37-7?, Derek 39-39-78, Sooct Tebay• 3?-4~79.1an Smith 43-49-!12, Eric MuNino' 41· :: Businesses may also at the 2008 Southeastern Howo• 38-79. Ohio Athletic League -sponsor a hole at the event Championships held 3. Zlneavllt. (320): Chase Wilson* 33·37-70, Brandon Milia* :)8.35-73, Kur1 for $60. Young 41-43--34, Connor Hansgen 49-4~93, Jeff 1=t0wers 49-53--102. Alex Tuesday at Valley View · For more . information , Seacl149·6&-11?, • i:l>ntact MHS head basket- Country Club in Fairlield 4. W.rren (323): Brandon Flvecoalt" 38·38-76, Andrew Long 41-42-83, Levi ball coach Ben Ewing at County. Thompson 42-41-83, Jordan Coffman 43-43-88, ian Zoller 41-40-81 , Chase The Blue Devils finished Barrows 43-45-SfL 740-416-0824. · seventh at the nine-team 5. Jocklon (324): Morgan CObbins• Nick Cantor 43-42-!15. Dylan event - one spot better ' Nawaom 41-44-85 , Anthony Malone 4G-46--88. Alec Aay ·46-56-102, Justin than a year ago when they Henry 51-5t-t02. were eighth overall - but CoNTAcrUs 8. Logon t32i): Daniel Wagoner' 39-41~. Mitch Hanlon 43-38-33, Randall entered the day wilh much Kunkler 42-42-84, Kelty Barrell 41-41~. Kria Cummlngs .43-41-84, John higher hopes after a very Buchman 4~7-90 . 1-740-446-2342 ext. 33 solid regular season. 7. Gallla Academy (338): Kymal Dayal 42-42-84, Jordan Cornwell46-43---39, fiX - 1·740·446·3008 Nick Saunders* 39·39-78, Corey Hamilton 42·50-92, Kyle Rhodes 42~. The BIue and White post- Warren f=Jatr!ck 47-55-102. E~ mall- sportsOmydallysenllnel. com ed a team score of 339 in the ' PPO~I Staff 8. Portsmouth (354): Stuart Doll" 37-34-71. Evan Sommer 44·45-89, _18-h.ole competition, tinishThomas Clifford 56·43-99, 11111 R~land 50-4&-96 , Eli Sanford 56·55-111 , mg · ahead Qf only ~ryan Walters, Sports Writer John Khaury 50-48---98. Portsmouth (354) and t740) 446·2342. e>rt. 33 9. Chillicothe (420): lan Dtnnll 52-47-99, Corey Demick 52·46-\16, Cory bwaltersCmydallytrlblJne.com Chillicothe (420) . Ironton Hancock 57-54-111, Christian Snyder 55-57-112, Danny Sneddon 60·53' (309) won the team title 113. Larry Crum, Sports Writer ' Lady Marauders end losing skid,.beat Belpre in 3 Blue Devils seventh at SEOAL meet · 33--. ' (?40) 446-2342, ext 33 Ierum Omydellyrtglster.com Pluse see SEOAL. Bl SEOAL Moot Votuoble P I - - Morpn Dobblno, Jockoon 88 ~-3) one-ma n NOTEBOOK news confe r e n ce ==========. Tuesday. asking him self rh etorica l questions 38 times during hi s 40-minute news confere.nce on Tuesday. He used the word "qu e~tion" seven more times. Think he's co nsumed with questions'' A 35-3 loss to top-ranked USC - in addition to on~o­ ing questions (that '")rd again) ahout Chris "Beanie" Well s' lender right font and a percolating quarterback controversy - have created · doubts in · and arou nd the Buckeyes . head ing into Saturda y's rame . , against Troy: · . ·' I think that's fair to say that there's a lot of questions about this team." punter A J. Trapasso said. Tressel was almost a game-show host he asked so . many questions . , " How wi ll we handle this · football game'? How will we handle getting better at the thin~s we need to get better?' he said. back-to-back. ·at one point. The most troubl in g queries fac ing the 13th- Please see Buckeyes, Bl Gallia Academy freshman Nick Saunders watches a putt go in during this Sept 9 file photo of a match at Cliffs ide Golf Club in Gallipolis. Saunders was the lon e Blue Devil to ~~~~~l'tf:~ earn All· . SEOAL . honors Tuesday at the league · meet in Lancaster. Bryan Walters /file photo �_Page.f\.6 ' ' The Daily Sentinel Doctors say leg pain can ·signal deadly blood clot ing it "ita! to tell your docAP MEDICAL WR ITER tor if a relative has ever suffered a blood clot. WASHINGTON - Far People with those factors too many Am'erir.:an~ arc should have "a very low uying of dangerous blood threshold" for call ing a docclots tha.t um musqucrade as tor or even going to the simple kg pain. says a emergency room if they have major new gove rnment symptoms of a clot. said dlort to get both patients Gatson. who issued a "call to anu their doctors to rceog- action" for better education nilc the cmer!.!e nc v in time. of both consumers and doc"It's a sil ent killer. It's tors, plus more research·. hard to di agnose." said actSymptoms inc lude ing Surgeon General Dr. swell ing; pain. e>pecially in Steven Galson. who the calf; or a warm spot or annou nced' the new ca m- red or discolored skin on the pa ign Mond~y. " I don 't leg; shortness of breath or think most peop le under- pain when breathing deeply. stand that this is a serious But here's the rub: medica l problem or what : Doctors are ill-informed. can be done to prevent it." . too. For example, studies At issue are clots with suggest a third of patient~ cumbersome names: A deep who need protecti ve blood vein thrombosi s. or DVT. thinners when they enter the forms in large vems. usuall y hospital for major surgery a leg or the groin. It can do n't get them. And patients quickly kill if it moves up to · cao1 even be turned away the lu ngs. where it goes by despite telltale symptoms. the . name pu lmonary 'like what happened to Le embolism, or PE. Keisha Ruffin just weeks These c lois make head- after the birth of her daughlines every few years when ter, Caitlyn. see mingly healthy people Ruffin made repeated viscollapse after long airplane its to doctors and emertlights or being in similarly . ge ncy rooms for grow ing cramped quarters. Vice . pai n in her leg and groin in President Dick Cheney suf- December 2003 and fe red one after a long trip January 2004. but was, told last year. · NBC correspon- . it must be her healing dent David Bloom died of Caesarean section scar. one in 2003 after spending Finally one night. days inside a tank while cov- Ru ffi n's hu sband ran her a ering the invasion of lr~q . rea ll y hot bath for pain But that provides a relief - only to have her skewed visio n of the prob- climb out minutes later with le m. . Whil e there aren't her leg swollen three to four good statistics, the new sur- ti mes its normal size. and geo n ge neral's ca mpaig n then.r.ass out. estimates that every year, "I loke to call that my mirabetwee n 350,000 and cle bath," Ruffin said, 600 ,000 Americans ge t one because the sudden swelling of these clots - and at least proved the tip-off for doc:tors . 100,000 of them die. Pieces of a giant clot in her , "The number of deaths ri ght leg had broken off and attriblltable to blood clots is noated to her lung. The ER like hav ing an entire city doctor "said if I hadn ' t made like Cambridge (Mass.) it in when I did, I may not wiped out every year, over have li ved through the rest of and over again ," Galson (old the night ," recalled Ruffin , a meeti ng of the Venous now 32, who spent a month bi sease Coalition on in the hospital and required Monday . Yet these clots •·are extensive physical therapy to preventable and treatable." walk normall y again. There are a host of ri sk These clots "tend to fall factors and triggers: Recent through the cracks" because -surgery or a broken bone; a they cross so many areas of fall or car crash; pregnancy medicine , said Dr. Samuel or taking birth control pills Goldhaber, chairman of the or menopause hormones; Venous Di sease Coalition being immobile fo r long and a cardiologi st at periods. The risk rises with Basion's Bri gham & .age. esiJecially over 65 , and Women's Hospital. .among people who smoke With the surgeo n generor are obese. al's campaign, "DVT after And some_ people have all these years will finall y genetic conditions {hat get the national spotlight cause no other symptoms like cigarette smoking did ,but increase their risk, mak- in the mid-60s," he said. ' Bv T INI TRAN ' scandal • :Prep footbaU notebook, Page 82 · Ohio AP prep football poD, Page 86 ASSOCIATED PRESS WAITER BY lAUflAN NEERGAARD FDA.approves anti-nausea patch for chemo patients. Bv "The main benefit wili be for people who have diffiASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER culty taking oral medications ," Rogers said . But WASHINGTON other pati ents could also Cancer patients will soon be benefit, she added. since a able to use a medication single paich is designed to patch to ease the debilitat- maintain a steady level of ing nausea that often · the anti-nausea medicine in accompanies chemotherapy. the body for several days. The Food and Drug These days, medical profesAdministration said sionals treating cancer Monday it has approved the patients are trying to elimi first anti-nausea patch for nate nausea as a side effect pat ients, of chemotherapy, believing chemotherapy intended to provide relief for that will help the patients ,up to live days. The patch. maintai n physical strength called Sancuso, is worn on and emotional energy. the arm and delivers a wideMelvin Hren , 59, a retired ly used anti-nausea medi- elementary school teac her' cine , known as ,granisetron. from New Philadelphia, throu gh th e skin . It is. Ohio, said the patch helped expected to be available by · him battle a rare canc ~r of the end of the year. . the th:rmus gland, now in ''It wi ll be another way that rem1ss1on. we can address nausea and · h couldn ' t .leave the vomi ting, coming' fro m a hous.e · for very much route that we haven't had because of the fact that I before,'' said nurse practition- was so sick," Hren said. "As er Barbara Rogers. who spe- a result of the patch. l was cializes in cancer treatmen t. able to leave the house and "The patch is a rtice option." be with the fam ily. I was Rogers. who works at Fox able to enjoy life a little bit. Chase Cancer Center in Without it. life would have Philadelphia, is also a con- been a lot more difficult:' Hren took part in a clinisultant to ProStrakan, the Scotti sh company that <:al trial in wh ich the pat<:h developed the patch. was shown to be just as About a million people effective as anti:na'u sea undergo chemoth'erapy pills. A spokeswoman for every year and as many as the company said no infor70 percent develop nausea . mation on pricing is availIf the problem occurs at the able. hospital, it can be dealt with Sancuso's main side immediately. But many effect is consti pation. In patients suffer from nausea some cases · the drug can . after being sent home . Anti- mask a bowel obstruction. nausea pills are avai lable. which is a dangerous conbut some cancer patients dition requiring prompt have difficulty swallowing. treatment. RICARDO ALONSo-ZALDIVAR Bl The Daily Sentinel . Wednesday, September 17, 2008 savstaimed Inside BE IJI NG - The health minister saiu Wednesday that tainted milk formula has killed three Chine~e babies and sick~ n ed 6.200 in a spreading sca ndal tha t prompted three additional compani es includin g China's biggest dairy - to recall prod ucts. Officials ·said that about 20 percent of the dairy companies te>ted nationwide had sold products tainted with melamine. Suppliers to the companies are thought to have added the banneu chemical. nommlly used in plastics , to raw milk to make the . milk appear higher in protein. The .companies included Mengniu Dairy, China's bi ggesi mi lk company. which sa id Wednesday it AP photo was reca lling its baby for- People are offered with ultrasonography check application fo rms · at Hebei People's mu la after government tests Hospital in Shijiazhuang, capital of north China's ·Hebei Province, on Tuesday. China's found melamine in the Health Ministry pleGiged free health care for all babies sickened after drinking the Sanlu produ ct. The announcement brand contaminated formula milk powder on Tuesday. · said the recall covers three batches of formula made in agency took test ' samples peopl e died last week when early August. January but gave no details frn'm 100 companies that a retaining w ~J II of a waste The company went public on how mu<:h product wi II produce baby milk powder dump at an illegal mine in last week with the informabe affected. It diu not say in China. L1 said anothe r 6() northern China collapsed. tion after its New Zealand whe ther any of Mengniu 's compan ies had stopped proThe widening scandal is stakeholde r. Fonterra, told baby formu la was exported. Juction before the me Iamme an embaJTassin'£ failure for the New Zealand governHealth Minister Chen Zhu problem emerged. ' Chi na's product safety sys- ment. which then informed told a te lev ised news conferYashil i exported its prod- tem, which was ove rhau led the Chinese government. ence that 6.244 babies ,had ucts to Bang ladesh. Yem en to restore consumer confi San lu 's General Manager be<;n sickened after being and Myanmar. but AQSIQ dence and prese rve export Tian Wenhua was fired and feed tainted milk formu la. said ini ti al les rin g of sam- mark ets afte r a string of dism issed from · the compaand that 158 were suffering ples of the company's reca ll s and warnings abroad ny's board of directors as a from acute kidney failure . exports turnecj up no trace last year over ta in ted tooth- res ult of the scandal. . the The head of China's quali- · of melamine. paste. f<t ul ty tires and other officia l Xi nhua News ty watchdog. Li Changjiang. In Hong Kong. food goods. . . AgeiJCy guoted Communist said that in addition to the inspectors ordered a recall , It is the sewnd major case Party off1cials as saying in company at the heart of the after 'melamine was found in in recent yea rs involv ing the northern city of food scanual, Sanlu Group an ice cream bar made by hahv formu la. In 2004, more Sh iji az huang in Hebei Co'., and Mengniu, two other Shanghai Yili AB Foods. than 200 Ch inese infants province, where the compacompanies , Guangdong- The·amo unts of the chemical suftered malnutrition and at ny is based. Ti an ·was also based Yashili and Qingdao- found "would ·not pose least 12 died after being fed removed from aC0mmunist based Suncare, were recall- major health effects fro m phony formula that con- Party pos ition, it said. ing their products. normal consumption of the tained no nUtrients . Four other Hebei official s The General bar. however, smal l children Zhang Zhenling, Sanlu's were fired Tuesday. They Administration of Quality ·should not eat i1," the Center vice p1~esident . has apolo- included Zhang Fawang, · Supervision , Inspection ao1d fo1' Food Safety said in a gized but did not explai n the agr icultural production Quarantine had already notice posted on its Web si te. why the company took so head in Shijiazhuang. and reported that its inspectors It is the second crisis to long to inform the public the city's Food and Drug had found melamine "in 69 rai se questio'ns abou t gov- about the contaminati on Adm ini strat ion Bureau batches of milk powder man- ernme nt accountability in , despite rece1vm g co m- 'director Zhang Yi and the ufactured by22 companies." China since ·the image- plain ts as earl y as March city's Quality and Technical The nationwide in spection boosting B ~ijin g Olympics and hav in g tests confi rm the Inspection Bureau chief Li by China 's quality watchdog · ended Aug . 24. At least 258 presence df'.the chem icil h n· Zh iguo. Xinhua said. Wednesday, September 17,2008 LocAL SCHEDULE I?OMEAO'r' -A schedule of upcoming high school varsity sporting events Involving teamslrom Me igs and Gallia counties Wedneaday; _September 17 Volleyball Southern at Meigs, 6 p.m. Chesapeake at South Gallia. 5:30p.m. Fairland at River Valley, 5:30p.m. Tby(Jday~ · "' Soccer Point Pleasant at (3allia Academy, 5:30 p.m. Volleyball Chillicfthe at Gallia Acade my, 5:15p.m. Meigs at W ell ston, 6 p.m. .. Trimble at Eastern, 6 p.m. · ~uth Gafha at Iron ton St. Joe, 6 p.m. Fed Hock at Southerr), 6 p.m. OVCS at Hannan, 6 p.m. Golf Gallia Academy at Wahama, 4:30p.m. Meigs at Athens (Athens CC). 4:30p.m. Croll COuntry Meigs, River Valley, at Jackson Invite (Franklin Valley), 4:3() p.m . . Erklay., Stptember 19 Football Jackson at Gallia Academy, 7:30p.m . Meigs at Nelsonville -York. 7:30p.m. Waterford at River Valley, 7:30p.m. Point Pleasant at Tug Valley, 7:30 p.m. Portsmouth Notre Dame clt South Gallia, 7:30p.m. Eastern at Hannan, 7:30 p.m. Wal1ama at Buckeye Trail. 7:30 p.m. Green at Southern, 7:30p.m. , Soccer· Ironton St. Joe at OVCS, 5:30 p.m. · Golf River Valley at ave meet (SlJgarwood), 9a.m. Satnntar Stptam!Jar 20 Volleyball AiveJ Valley at Ironton quad, TBA Cross Counlry Eastern, Southern at Lancaster, 9:30 Prep Golf Roundup Marauders win fourth straight ' STAFF REPORT Tuesday. as Athens clinched the title outright by improv ing to ll -0. The Maraudt;rs and Bulldogs will sqJJare off in the TVC Ohio season finale on Thursday in Athens County at the Athe ns · Country Cl ub . the match will start at 4:30p.m . SPORTS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY Meigs , golf won its fourth straight Tri- Valley Conference Ohio Division contest on Tuesday with a comfortable 35-stroke victory over visiting Nelsonville-York at Pine Hills Go lf Club in Meigs County. The Marauders (6-5 TVC Ohio) assured themselves of a .500 or better season 'with the triumph, posting a team score of 168 . The Buckeyes tO- ll ) fired a team ta lly of 203. The Maroon and Gold also beat NYHS last week by 30 strokes. 163- 193 , for the season sweep . Joey Blackston led the hosts and aiJ competitors with a low-round. of 5-over par 39 .. Bobby King was next with a 42 , followed by Scott Kennedy with a 43. Tyler Andrews rounded out the scoring with a 44. Both King Kennedy WAHAMA DOWNS Ryan Jeffers and Ben Hood had matching 47s. Adam Kaaz led the Orange and Brown with a 46, followed by Koalton Thomas with a 48. Zach Bowens and Derek Bowens rounded out the team tall v with respective efforts of s·I and 58. J.arred Bowers and Edmond Gilliam also fi red roun.ds of 65 and 77. respectively. · Meigs offi ciall y lost its crown as three-time defending TVC · Ohio champs PP, RV GALLiPOLIS - In a trimatch played Tuesday afternoQII at the Cliffside Golf Course, Wa~ama came out on top over Point Pleasant and Ri ver Valley. Wahama 's · winning score of 19 1 nipped Point 's total of 196 by just five strokes and River Valley's third place score was 2 10. Point freshman Opie Lucas was medalist for the day with a 42 just beating the 43 by Wahama 's Warren Please see· Golf. 86 Bryan Walters/photo Meigs junior Joey 6lackstori watches his putt attempt on the eighth hole go toward the cup during Tuesday's TVC Ohio golf - mG~tch against Nelsonville-York at Pine Hills Golf Club In Pomeroy. ' a.m. River Valley at Northwest Invite, 10 a.m. Prep Volleyball Roundup ' COLUMBUS ( AP) Three games into the sea. so n. there's no question Ohio State is searching for 1!1\ AP MEDICAL WAITER WASHINGTON - Does a test that promises to find ovarian cancer sooner really do so? Could other tests ne~ring the market prolong survival by getting patients the right care faster? A race is . on for blood tests to better detect thi s intractable killer, but the Food and Drug Administration- is probing ' whether to crac k down on the first one to sell. It.'s a time of both hope and confusion . First, the question is whether testing giant LabCorp jumped the gu n in selling OvaSure as an ovarian ca ncer screening. test While the FDA won't disbefore researchers proved that it catches the tumor in cuss its _ongoing probe of an earl y,: treatable stage OvaSure. it is watc hing the wi thout falsely alarri1ing too fie ld close ly. many heal th y women . . A "It's not a questio n of if. legal quirk let, sales begin it's a question of when the witho ut formal FDA right test will come alo ng approval. wi th the right credentialing In fact. U.S . and British to help improve health care scientists are just beg inning in t hi ~ important mea:' ·says studies specia lly designed Dr. Steve n Gutman. FDA's to proye if signs of ovarian diagnostl<: test ing:<: hicf. ca ncer can be measured At the same time. competreliably -in blood months, ing companies are ·seeking even a year. before a tumor FDA approval for a diffe rent becomes life- threateni ng. appro'H<:h: Bloou tests to help "You really need evidence identify which wome n with that sc reening ac tually an ovarian lump or cyst are saves Iives. or at least pro- most likely to have cancer. longs survival," cautions so they can have their crucial Dr. Robert Bast Jr. , an ov<ir- first surgery - the one that ian biomarker expert at cllagnoses ma l ignancy M.D. Anderson Cancer done by a specialist. Center. Thm1sands of women get cysts but only an unlucky fraction turn out to be cancer. Studies show even adva nced patients can live many months longer if that ve ry first operation is done by a gy necologic oncologist, who knows where cancer hides · 3Jid how to remove pelvic lymph nodes , in stead of the ge neral sur-' geon most see today. "That' s, a big , big step forward for women because it allows them to get the proper care,'' says Dr. Richard Moore of Brown Universit~. who led a study of Fujireb10 Diagnostics Inc.'s so-called triage test that correctly predicted cancerous cysts more than 90 percent of the time . '' It really is an unmt!t need ,n agrees Bast. rltbe ~alhpohs 119atlp rltrtbune, rltiJe $toint $tleasant l\egtster and The Daily Sentinel have launched a new page every · ..Friday called "Faith and Family". If you have a testimonial story, life-changing event about' yourself or even a poem that you would like to share please email to: kkelly@ mydailytri~une.com nfields@mydailyregister.com hoeflich @mydailysentinel.com Limit your story to 500-750 words. Please ~nclude a phone number . in your email. answer:-;. C ~a c 1 ~~ . ftliOiill~ ~ r e s s e I ?':..lli ca""'ll yp1act i-a WuuJf' ·· ~ ...... Hope, confusion in hunt for bVarian·cancer tests BY LAURAN NEERGAARD • Questions abound for Buckeyes .. \~· . SPORTS BRIEFS ~eigs basketball .golf scramble . Bryan Walters/photo Members of the Meigs varsity volleyball team applaud visiting Belpre during introductions of Tuesday night's TVC Ohio ~: MASON, W.Va. - The . contest at Larry A. Morrison Gymnasium in Rocksprings. Meigs Hi'gh School boys llasketball team will be ~folding a golf scramble on !!aturday, Oqober II , at ~iverside Golf Club . . STAFF REPORT anced service attack wiih assists and Smith added · The event will be a four- SPOATS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM eight point s. followed by another II assists. Stanley mao team format , with one Shellie Bailey with seven. had team-highs of four ROCKSPRINGS player from each team The trio of Tricia .Smith, blocks and three aces. required to have an under- Meigs volleyball ended its Emalee Glass and Meri , Meigs returns to ac tion 10 handicap . The event is two-match losing streak in a · today when it hosts Southern VanMeter each added six in a TVC interdivi sional rather convincing way 18 holes and rules will be _ points to the winning cause, matchup. The JV contest Tuesday night , zipping past explained the day of. the visiting Belpre in stratght while Chandra Stanley had will stat1 at 6 p.m. tournament. four and Catie Wolfe three. The cost is $320 per team games 25-13, 25-21, 25-16 a Tri -Valley - $80 per person - with during Valerie c;onde also had two EASTERN DOwNS FED HOCK Conference Ohio Division Swatzel Boso food, beverages and mulliserv ice points. STEWART ...,. Eastern gans i~cluded in the entry contest at Larry R. Morrison Bailey led the net attack Gymnasium . won its sixt h vol)eyball fee. The $5 skins game and with 12 kills, followed by 35 kills, 31 assists and eight (8-2, The Lady Marauders optional cash pot are not Wolfe with II and Stanley straight overall decision durincluded in the entry fee . 5-I TVC Ohio) remained in blocks while going 66-of-71 with seven. Howard also had ing Tuesday's four-game 25The event is limited to the sole possess ion of second from the serv ice line for 93 five kills for the Maroon and 17,25-14, 15-25,25- 17 victory over host Fe'deral !irst 30 teams that sign-up . place in the league - percent. Gold. Morgan behind unbeaten Alexander Howa~d led a balAny extra teams go. a waitGlass had a team-high 18 Please see Volleyball. 86 - posting team numbers of ing list. The purpose of this scramble 'is to raise money 2008 SEOAL Golf Championships . for purchasing equipment for the Meigs boys basketball program: The goal is to raise $3,000. :_ The top thre~ teams will Bv BRYAN WALTER$ ).vin awards , and there will BWALTEAS@MYDAILVTAIBUNE.COM 2008 SEOAL GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS tie other .;:ontests such as closest to the pin , longest 1. Ironto'' (301): Nathan Kerns· 37·35-72, AnrJy Holzapter 38·36--74, Josl1 LANCASTER - Gallia Zorner -12-39-81, Josh Mullins 38-44-82, Mason Weisgerber 41 ·42--83, Josh il,rive and longest putt. The , contest will have a shotgun Academy golf had some- Cooke 44-49-93. what of a disappointing day stan at 8:30a.m. ·2. M o - (313): Zach Arnold' S9-4t~. Nick Hugglnt' 40-37-7?, Derek 39-39-78, Sooct Tebay• 3?-4~79.1an Smith 43-49-!12, Eric MuNino' 41· :: Businesses may also at the 2008 Southeastern Howo• 38-79. Ohio Athletic League -sponsor a hole at the event Championships held 3. Zlneavllt. (320): Chase Wilson* 33·37-70, Brandon Milia* :)8.35-73, Kur1 for $60. Young 41-43--34, Connor Hansgen 49-4~93, Jeff 1=t0wers 49-53--102. Alex Tuesday at Valley View · For more . information , Seacl149·6&-11?, • i:l>ntact MHS head basket- Country Club in Fairlield 4. W.rren (323): Brandon Flvecoalt" 38·38-76, Andrew Long 41-42-83, Levi ball coach Ben Ewing at County. Thompson 42-41-83, Jordan Coffman 43-43-88, ian Zoller 41-40-81 , Chase The Blue Devils finished Barrows 43-45-SfL 740-416-0824. · seventh at the nine-team 5. Jocklon (324): Morgan CObbins• Nick Cantor 43-42-!15. Dylan event - one spot better ' Nawaom 41-44-85 , Anthony Malone 4G-46--88. Alec Aay ·46-56-102, Justin than a year ago when they Henry 51-5t-t02. were eighth overall - but CoNTAcrUs 8. Logon t32i): Daniel Wagoner' 39-41~. Mitch Hanlon 43-38-33, Randall entered the day wilh much Kunkler 42-42-84, Kelty Barrell 41-41~. Kria Cummlngs .43-41-84, John higher hopes after a very Buchman 4~7-90 . 1-740-446-2342 ext. 33 solid regular season. 7. Gallla Academy (338): Kymal Dayal 42-42-84, Jordan Cornwell46-43---39, fiX - 1·740·446·3008 Nick Saunders* 39·39-78, Corey Hamilton 42·50-92, Kyle Rhodes 42~. The BIue and White post- Warren f=Jatr!ck 47-55-102. E~ mall- sportsOmydallysenllnel. com ed a team score of 339 in the ' PPO~I Staff 8. Portsmouth (354): Stuart Doll" 37-34-71. Evan Sommer 44·45-89, _18-h.ole competition, tinishThomas Clifford 56·43-99, 11111 R~land 50-4&-96 , Eli Sanford 56·55-111 , mg · ahead Qf only ~ryan Walters, Sports Writer John Khaury 50-48---98. Portsmouth (354) and t740) 446·2342. e>rt. 33 9. Chillicothe (420): lan Dtnnll 52-47-99, Corey Demick 52·46-\16, Cory bwaltersCmydallytrlblJne.com Chillicothe (420) . Ironton Hancock 57-54-111, Christian Snyder 55-57-112, Danny Sneddon 60·53' (309) won the team title 113. Larry Crum, Sports Writer ' Lady Marauders end losing skid,.beat Belpre in 3 Blue Devils seventh at SEOAL meet · 33--. ' (?40) 446-2342, ext 33 Ierum Omydellyrtglster.com Pluse see SEOAL. Bl SEOAL Moot Votuoble P I - - Morpn Dobblno, Jockoon 88 ~-3) one-ma n NOTEBOOK news confe r e n ce ==========. Tuesday. asking him self rh etorica l questions 38 times during hi s 40-minute news confere.nce on Tuesday. He used the word "qu e~tion" seven more times. Think he's co nsumed with questions'' A 35-3 loss to top-ranked USC - in addition to on~o­ ing questions (that '")rd again) ahout Chris "Beanie" Well s' lender right font and a percolating quarterback controversy - have created · doubts in · and arou nd the Buckeyes . head ing into Saturda y's rame . , against Troy: · . ·' I think that's fair to say that there's a lot of questions about this team." punter A J. Trapasso said. Tressel was almost a game-show host he asked so . many questions . , " How wi ll we handle this · football game'? How will we handle getting better at the thin~s we need to get better?' he said. back-to-back. ·at one point. The most troubl in g queries fac ing the 13th- Please see Buckeyes, Bl Gallia Academy freshman Nick Saunders watches a putt go in during this Sept 9 file photo of a match at Cliffs ide Golf Club in Gallipolis. Saunders was the lon e Blue Devil to ~~~~~l'tf:~ earn All· . SEOAL . honors Tuesday at the league · meet in Lancaster. Bryan Walters /file photo �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Ohio Prep Football Notebook Alter may lose perfect season Bv RUSTY MILLER AP' SPORTS WAITER Kcl!ctmg Al ter ts unbcat· en .md ranked No 5 111 D t\ 1'1011 IV 111 the lates t Assoct<~led Press rankmgs - but m.tybc not for m uch longer AltcJ used an mel tgtblc p layer 111 1ts lir~t two games this "se.tson and apparent ly wtll tor!cJt both the Dayton D.u ly News reported Looks like n ' s true." coach Ed Domsttz satd T he Kn tgh ts. 4-0 .titer a 34· 7 Will last Fnday over Cmc tnn.ttJ Roger Baco n beat Kettenng Fa trmont ( 39 7) .md Bell brook (4914) m thetr tl rst two games A t tss ue JS a stu dent who transferred from Davton 's Jefferson Ht g h s·choo l before he bec<~ me <~ n ath le te Domsnz sa td he ' s never see n .myth mg lik e 11 111 11 ye.trs of C0<1C h111g \Ve dtdn ' t knov, th ts )Otlll g man v,as go mg to p ia) spo rt s • Doms Jtz satd ' I d tdt1 t eve n know h tm when he came to sc hool Then he dectded he woul d It's not the t.wlr of dn} o ne department .. ~h e 'c hlilo l has se nt a fo r· ma l Iefl er to th e O h10 Ht gh School At hl etiC Assoc tat1o n reportmg th e v 1o lat1 0n . JA C KS OF ALL TRAJ) ES: Ftnd l.ty L tbe rty· Bento n s Aaron C r,J lt had :189 tota l yards and fig ured 111 all s tx scores 111 th e E<~gles' 4 1-6 w 111 o ver M cCo mb. ru sh111 g tor 208 yards ( rD 7H, 2 .md 20 yards) .md compl etin g 12o t - 17 passes tor t R3 yard s and three scores: Clyde's Al ex G ill ett ra n for three to uc hdow ns passed fo r anothe r and had two 111terce ptmn s as th e Fli e rs hand@d Edt son It s lirst loss 4 1-7. and Ma nsli el d M adt son 's T utJ Swee t return ed th e o pe n111 g ktcko ff 85 yard s tor a T D a nd had a 66-yard T O catc h o n a screen pass late 111 the fourth quarter to Io ree ove rtJme 111 a 20- 14 w111 ove r Ashl .md - a week .li ter he had 93-yn rd run return lo r a T D and TD run s fl f 68 and 65 yards 111 a w111 over Mount Ve rnon NOT E THI S: Wtt h Fostona St Wende lin Jeav111g the M tdla nd A thl etic Leag ue, the Mohawks m ay have played thetr last game (a 20-6 loss) aga111st Fremont S t Jose ph 111 a nt-a lry that dates to 1935 , Nort h Lew tsburg T n ad has won tts ftrst four games o f the season, quadru pling tts w111 tota l fro m 2007. S teubenv ill e's B tg Red have won 54 stra tght reg ula r season games dat111g to a 6-0 se tback to Eas t Lt verpool 111 the fm al game of th e 2002 regul a r se ason , Ashl and Crestv tew beat Ashl and Ma pleto n 45-0, runn111g tis streak to five shuto uts 111 a row dat mg to the fm al game of last sea· so n , Pandora-Gtlboa (4-0) 1s o ff to tts best s tart s mce the Roc ke ts' 198 1 tea m sta rte d 7-0 , C tnC111na11 Co lera 111 beat Pnnceton 42· 2'1 tor 1ts 58 th st ra tg ht Greate r M ta mt Co nfe re nce w 111 , dann g to 1999, Man o n Catho lic e nded a ho me lostng strea k that ex te nde d bac k to the last game of the 2004 season wtth n s :13-20 v tc to ry over Ye l[ow Sp nngs, a nd C 111c mn an St Xav te r ran tts ho me record to 26-0 s111ce Steve Spec ht too k over as coac h 111 2004. be,n m g D o n Bosco Pre p (N J ) 17- 10 111 a battl e o f natt on,tlly rated teams Do n Bosco was li sted at No 4 and St X a t No 25 by US A Today NO. Wednesday, September www.mydailysentinel.com l VS. NO. l: C oldw ater's Cory Klenke thre w ft ve 111tercep11o n s, two re turne d for tou ch downs, but Coldwater (No . I 111 Dtvtsto n IV) rallied from a 14-0 de ft c tt to beat Mana Ste m Manon LoGal (No I m DIVIston V last week) 33- 14111 a battle for a share of ftrst place m the Mtdwe st Ath le l!c Confe re nce GROUND CONTROL TO MAJOR TOM: Madt son 's Jo rdan Sandtdge ran for 271 yards on 38 carn es and scored three second-half touchdo wn s on run s on I , 5 and 19 yards to rally the Blue Stre aks to a Buckeyes fromPageBl ranked Buckeyes (2 I ), who 35-28 VICtory over fe ll e tght spots m the rankPa tnesv ill e Harvey, Ja ke mgs after the landsltde loss Ftd ler rushed tor 268 yards come at th e two most and 6 TDs- m Arc hbold's 11npo rtant pos tttons o n 48-2 1 wm ove r Me tamora offense Evergreen. Fitzge ra ld · Boeck man JS a ft fth -year To u ssa111 t o f Yo ungs town se nt o r w ho so m e we re Ltbe rty rus hed 19 tt mes fo r trumpetm g as a Hetsman 258 yards and 4 T Ds (the Trop hy conte nder aft er ht s shortest was 35 yards) 111 fi rst 10 ga mes (a ll w m s) as 32- 14 wm over Struthers. a sta rle t las t season But Leavittsbu rg La Brae's the n he stru ng toge th er Came ron Truss ea rned 13 three bad gam es m a row ttmes for 227 yatds a nd 3 - the Buckeyes lost two TDs (62, 62 a nd 48 yards) of the m , mcludin g a crus hm a 38-8 w m ove r Warre n mg 38-24 defeat to LS U 111 C hamp ton, Brent Jac kso n the BCS tJtle game - to ran for 236 yard s o n 33 ca r- p lant seed s of d oubt 111 n es and scored the wm n mg O h10 S tate fa ns' mmd s TD, ht s second of .the game. head mg 11110 th ts season. So far. he hasn ' t been "- tlh I 07 re ma uun g 1n awful b ut he has n ' t been Vte nn a M at hews ' 13- 12 wm ove r Co nn eaut . grea t He a lso hasn 't gotten Ge nev a 's Ja mes Murray ran mu c h he lp Add tng to the mtng ue ts fo r 2 11 yards on 41 carn es the rJSe o f fres hm an and sco red on run s o f 4 a nd Telfe lle Pryor, a 6-foot-6, 7 yards 111 a 40-39 l os~ to 2:15-pound bundle of speed Pa 111esv ille R tvcrstdc. a nd Ltm a S haw nee's Brando n a nd agtl tt y who JS JUS t happe ns to be th e m os t S te ph e nso n ran for 2 10 accla tme d q uarte rbac k yards on 2 1 ~ames wt th stgnm g 'ever at O ht o S tate TDs covenn g 3 I 3 58 a nd Pr)OI ha> bee n a qut c k 34 yard s m a 46·0 rump le,uner over L tm a Bath He has played htm sel f AIR , APPARENTLY: 11110 .1 batt le to r th e start111g M id d le tow n 's Ca leb s pot w tth Boeck m an Wat km s threw fo r 325 Whe re Boeck m an ts' re laya rd s ag atn st F.mft e ld . ttve ly tmmo btlt. but ex pehnn g 111g ht s seaso n totals to ne nce d an d respected by I , 174 yard s an d 10 TD s ht s tea mm ates Pryor JS a th ro ug h fo ur g.tmes, a nd Pa111esv tll e Rt vers td e's Ky le S haffe t com ple ted 24o f 34 passes for 327 yards and 2 TDs - 111cludmg a fromPageBl 39 -yard Ha t! M ary pass to Joe Moyer wtth no t1me left 111 a 40-3 9 VICtory over (309) wo n the team tttl e Ge nev a the tr f trst 111 the SEOAL D-FENCE: U nbeate n smce 1973 - by edgmg out Bucyrus Wynford bloc ked Mane tta (3 13) by four two punts and scored after shots both of them in a 34- 13 w u) Zanesvtlle whtch over Mt. Blanc hard entered the day as the twoRtve rdale , a nd Hamil ton time de fendmg champions held Cmcmnatt Syc amore 's - placed thtrd m overall m Bud Golden to 14 ya rds on tts fmal SEOAL match wtth 12 c ames and the Btg Blue a score of 320 . Warren was upset th e Avtators 21 14 fourth with 323 , Jack son "We keyed on htm , obv t- was ftfth wtth 324 and ously," Hamtlton coach Jtm Logan was JUSt ahead of Pl ace GAH S wtth a 329 Golde n , he aded to lllinots Jac k son JUmor Morgan ne xt sea son. had 661 yard s Dobbms wo n the Most rushmg and 8 TDs 111 the Valuable Pl<~y e r a ward on the day , earnm g medaltst first three games SEOAL 1 7, 2008 Wednesday, September 17, 2008 m:rtbune - Sentinel - spn nter w ho makes moves th at a prob lem~ Yes Do I that awe the coachmg staff thm k he ( Boeckman) ts It remam s to be see n tl he ~apab l e of not havmg those can read defenses, take a turnovers and do mg what hll , stand tn agamst a ft e rcc we need to do? Yes A re ru sh or even throw a pass some of those thm gs tn lo nger th an 10 yard s He part beca use we wc re n ' t as hasn ' t d one any of those good as we co uld have been o n the o tfe nstve lme? thmgs m a game ye t Agamst USC, he was at Yes We weren 't as good as quarterback for 25 pl ays, we could h ave bee n o ut Boec km a n for 39 T h e w tde > Yes A nd everythmg Buck eyes averaged 5 I m be twee n " . Tresse l as ked repo rters yards on Pryor's plays. 2 8 w ha t th ey th oug ht about o n Boeck man's Tressel ts conte mplati ng Pryor ' D td a nyo ne thmk that pl ay mg Pryor a lot m<;>re he looked shoo k o ut than he d td aga m st USC T h ts wee k tn prac tt ce. the re'· h e sa td ' I d tdn ' t " As for We ll s, he h as yet Pryor wtll get 65 perce nt of the s naps \\ tth the hrst to take pa rt m a full -co nteam , to Boec km an 's 35 tac t practt ce smce mJunn g ht s n ght foot m the season percent aga m st Tresse l dodged the q ues- o pen er tiOn o f who wo uld start Yo un gstow n Sta te Fon that aga mst Troy. but he dtd say matter no o ne from O h10 th at he ex pec ted eac h S tate has ever dt sclosed the natu re or the seventy wo uld pl ay lia lf the tt me somet tmes al te rn a ting o f the inJ Ury Wtth out htm last week , pl ays, somet nnes alte rn at the Buckeyes tu shed for 7 1 m g sene s Boec km a n was pt cke d yard s on 34 carn es T1 essel sa ttl We ll s JS li stoff twtce. fumb led once, sacke d four times and was ed by med tcal staff as k noc ked dow n .11 leas t q ues tiOnab le tor T roy He has done some co ndt tto n a noth er doze n u mes Tresse l was as ked 1! he 111£ d n ll s b ut has no t put had los t co nf tde nce 111 mu ch stt ess and stra m o n Boec km a n . w he the r t he the foot So meo ne wo nde re d tf o ttens tve lm e dt dn ' t protec t htm , or non e of the not hav 111 g Wel ls was a dt strdc tmn aga mst USC above He answe red w ith sevet- · Tresse l sa td he dt d n' t thm k the Buckeyes were al q ues tto ns o f ht s ow n "Or none o f th e abo \ ery" shocked We ll s dt d n ' t play The n he added . " Wo uld he sa td "Is 11 dtsa pp omtmg that we had a cou ple yo u li ke to have Bea nt e? turnove rsry Ab so lu te ly Is O f COlli se ' ho nors wtth a 3- und er par 6 8 The to p· 14 scorers at the compe!Itton earned AII S EOAL honors Galha Academ y had one all-league performer m Ntck SauQders, who led the Devtls wtth a round o f 78 . Kamal Dayal was next wtth an 84 , fo llowed by Ky le Rhodes and Jorda n Cornwell with respecttve total s of 88 and 89 C orey H a mtlton and Wa rre n Patrick also fired rounds of 92 and 102 , respecttvely Runner-up M an etta had the most ktds earn AllSEOAL honors w tth f1ve , even though the top-4 scores make up the team total Zach Arnold (80), Ntck Hugg111s (77), D ere k Howe (78) , Scott Teb ay (79) and Enc Mulhns (79) CLASSIFIED SAVE 614-221-1662 ~l g i-.C: t~ ~•_.. .::. _.. . OH E-marl classtfted@ mydatfytnb ~ ne com sale mare or leas Case Number 08CV062 Cltl Mortgage Inc Plamtllf vs The appraisal did In· elude an Interior examInation of the houae Robert E Boogie, AND EXCEPT three (3) (9) 10, 17, 24, (10) 1, 8 acres out of tho Southeast corner of said tract, deeded to John Public Notice Walter tract, thence S 07 dog. 45' 21 W 40.21 feet with the centerline ol Township Road No Mitchell Walker Meigs County Sheriff Stevenson by Charles Defendants Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohoo In pursuance of an order of sale to me dl· rected from sold court In the above entltlad action, I will expose to sate at public auction on the front steps of the Meigs County Court House on Friday, Octo- AHorney for tho Plain· tiff Manley Deas Kochalskl POBox 165028 Columbus, OH 432165028 (9) tO, 17, 24 317 to a point, said BearingS shown are to Sheriff Sales Caae Number 08CV072 USBank National Aaao· cletlo;m Plaintiff VI Kathem M. Johnoon Et at Defendants Court of Common Pteao, Metga County, Ohio In purauance of an point being the true place of beginning: thence S. 88 dog. 08 ' 37" E 280 74 feet to a capped 112' Iron rebar (set), palling a capped 112" Iron rebar (set) at 20 00 feet, and from whore o capped 112" Iron rebar (found) In tho oouth line of the said Waltortract bears N 04 dog 19' 13' W 40 23 I> ~ Ia._. ~ .- oeo ~ •:;;lt_l g 1.-. hC: f"oooo ~ ~ - .._. "W""c-.._.a- Oeatt'lfiru and was modo In accor· dance with an actual lleld survey dated OcIober 22, 1999 an assumed meridian and are used to denote angles only Currant Owner; Kath· em M. Johnson otal Property at 4288U In· dian Run Rd Hoclclngport, OH 45739 PPI 119-00735 002 Prior Dead Roforenceo Volume too, Page &77 Appraised at $50,000 Torma of Solo:Cannot Portland, Township of 10 00 am, a public Lebanon, County of aato will be held at 211 Second St , Molga and State of W Ohio, as shown on the Pbmeroy, Ohio The rocorded plat tn the Farmers Bank and SavRecorder's Office at lnga Company Ia selllng for cash In hand or Pomeroy, Ohio certified chock the lot· PARCEL 2 Tho following de- towing collateral acrlbld real ootato, sit· 1996 Jeep Grand uetod In tho County of C h e r o k e e Molgo, State of Ohio, IJ4EZ58S1TC147097 and In tho Township of 2000 Dodge Stratus Lebanon and bounded S E S and doocrlbad aa tot- lB3EJ46C2YN211373 Iowa Being Lola The Farmers Bank & Twenty seven (27) In Savings Company, Ohio, County of Meigs Defendants Ohio, beginning at the on the front steps of Wharry tract, Official due on confirmation of the Recorder's Office at Further, The Farmers In tho Township of Sut· ton The following described raal estate, situatod In Section 17, Township of Suuon Beginning at a southwest corner of a 3612 acre tract of land Southeaot corner of Catherine Scott'o land In oald abow doscribed Section No 6 thence North ~0 dogrees Weal 22 roda , thence North 87-t/2 degreeo East 52 rods and 24 links to a stoke, Record 87, Paga 349, and from whore a capped 112" Iron rebar (found) at tho southeast corner of tho said Walter tract boars N. 01 dog. 28' 12" W. 40 50 feet, thence S 01 dog 28112" E 341 24 feet sale Tho appraisal did In· cluda an Interior oxam· tnatlon of the houu Robert E Boogie, Malgs County Shertlf Auorney for the Plain· till Lerner, Sampson & minutes West 560 7 described real estate PO Box 5480 Cmclnnatl, OH 45201 513·241·3100 (9) 10, 17, 24 the place of beginning, Section 12 Intersects at 25929 feet; thence feet to an Iron marker EXHIBIT A containing 8-112 ocrea, tho centerline of Town- N 88 dog 08' 37" W to the beginning of an Situated In the Town· moro or leoo. SAVE ahlp Road No. 317 said 990 37 faelto a point In agreed tine as de- ohlp ol Rutland, County AND EXCEPT 234 aero point also being tho tho centerline ofTownscribed herein , thence of Meigs, and In the out south 76 dagreas 32 minutes West 521 9 feet along said agreed line to the center of the Stoto of Ohio, to wit., PARCEL No. One Beginning It tho Northout corner of Lot of said Public Notice tract, northwest comer of the ship Road No. 317, Sheriff Sales doodad to Mark Cline by deed rocordod In Votumo 43, pogo 149 of the Molgs County Orlg· John Walter 9 258 acre tract, Official Record 93, Page 29; thence S 89 dog 53' 42" E 51 72 passing a capped t/2" Iron rebar (sot) at 960 37 foot, thence N. 37 dog 17' 35" E 30.00 Case Number 07CV099 Special Property VI LLC Plaintiff cross road , thence 38 deeded to Marla Rus· lnal Records feat with the west line feet with the centerline vs degrees 30 minutes west 403.5 felt along the center olsald road , the,, co South 17 de· grees 30 minutes West t28 feet along tho conter of Slid road , thanco North 89 dogre11 50 minutes Eaot 888 foot to tho pia co of boglnnlng, containing 8.15 tcrto Current Owner: Mltcholl Wolkor 11 11 Property 11. 29330 Otk Qrovo Ad, Roclno, DH 4577t PPI 18·00579.000 Prior Dead Rtforoncee· Volume 203, Page 377 Appralotd at $60,000 Torma of Salt. Cannot be oold lor 1111 thon 213rdo of tho opprollld voluo 10~. down on day of ulo, caoh or corttfl od check, bolenco duo on conflrmllllon of ol the oeld Walter tract ond the contertlna of Township Road No 317 to a point, thence S 71 dog. 40' 03" E 80 84 feet wtth the weot tine of tho uld Walter tract and the contorllno of Townlhlp Road No. 317 to 1 point; thtnct S. 08 dog. 03' 40" E 77.53 1111 with tho wool lint of tho uld Wolter tract and tho Ollllorllno of Townthlp Flood No. 317 to • potnt, thonct 8. 13 dog. 11' 15" W. 127.22 fHI wHh tho wool llno ol 1111 uld WaHor tract and tho ctntorttno of Townthlp Flood No. 317 to 1 point; thonco S. 07 dog 45' 21" W 252.39 fill w"h tht wett tint ol thluld WaHor tract and the contorllno of Townohtp Rood No. 317 to I point at the south- uti; thenCI South 3 d• greeo Welt 25 rodo and 2f links to Thomas ScoU'o tine , !honea South 87-112 dagreoo Eut 23 rodo and 18 tlnko to John Stevenoon'o line, thonco North 2·112 dogreet E11t 78 rode and 18 tlnko to Peter Wrlghto llno, thonct North 81 dogreeo Woll 74 rodo to Woatay 8m"h't line; thonct Iouth 31 d• greeo Eool24 rodund 11 IInke ; thonco South 62 dogrtea Wool 36 rodo; thonco South 37 dogreeo Etotl and 18 rodo ond 18 llnka; thoncl Iouth 20 d• gr111 Eaot14 rodo and 4 tlnko , thlnco North 87-112 dogreeo Eaat 52 rodo end 2411nketo tht ploce of beg inning, conlllnlng 26 ocree, Current Owner Jerome K Howard et at Property At 37676 St Rt 143 Pomeroy, OH 45769 PARCEL NUMBER 11· 00464 Prior dt1d reforoncoo: Volumo 241 , Pogo 817 Appralaod at $100,000 Tormo of Sato: Cannot be oold for loto than 213rde of tho appr111JIId votuo. 10% down on doy ol11lo, c11h or_., ttftod chock, beltnco duo on confirmation ol lilt. Tho opproloal did not Include on lntortor IX· amlnatton oflhlhouao. RobeM E. Blogto, Molgo County Shlrtfl AUornoy for tho Plain· ttlfe Fronk R. Wooldridge C. 600 South Pearl Street Cotumbuo, OH 43208 of Township Road No 317 to a point, thence N 22 dog 08' 55" E 70 48 feat with tho contorllne of Townahlp Road No 317 to a point, thonco N. 09 dog. 46 43" E 72,36 feet with the canterllnt of Townohtp Rood No. 317 to 1 point; thonco N. 08 dtg. 18' 21 " 1!. 38 53 fltlto tho truo placo of bogtnnlng. Containing 5.401 ocr11, Including 0 OH tcroo In Town· ahlp Rood No 317 right of wty Bolng 1 port of that tract ol land convoyed to Edwin Wherry In Of· flctot Record 87, at Pogo 349 Subjoct to atl legal htghwayo and all reotrlctlono of record Thlo description wao prepared by Notoon B • All ads must be prepaid• a dvertlsemenl orrectlons wtll b ade In tha firs vallable edition Box number ads a twavs confidential Current rale car pplles All Real Estat dverttsements ar ubject to tha Federa air Housing Acl o 968 Miscellaneout krtnc adyle @tcomcast net 1GBDMI9W7X9144201 1993 Buick Century IG4AH55N3P64t5606 2000 GMC Sonoma 1GTOT19W8VK146524 The Home National Pomeroy, Ohio. PARCEL 3: Tho following deocrtbed real eatete ohuotod In tho Townohlp of Lebanon, County of Melga, and State of Ohio Being tho Weal· orly 64 teet off of Lola Bank and to reject any and all bids All vehicles are sold, aa Is where Is, ., with no warranties ex~ prossed or Implied For an appointment to aee, call 949-2210, ask for Shalla. (9) 17, 18, 19 Finonaol Sorvicoo 1'rll, '>o'f-ll-.'f, C /l~l'/lto . ~-~~ 1'1 ~ 1i\'6 ~f .Siol'l' right to reject any or all bids submiUod The above described collateral will be aold Jacob Wayne Landis et al Defendants Court of Common Pleas, Molgo County, Ohio tn purauanct of an order of oato to mo dl· roctod from oold court In tho above ontltltd action, I will oxpootto tela ol public ouclton on tho front otepo of tho Morga County Court Houot on Frtdly, October 17, 2008 at tOo m., of ootd day, the followlng dllcrlbod roar aat•to: PARCEL I Tht fotlowtng do· scribed real ootato, •"· uato In tht County ol Melgo, Stale of Ohio, and In tho Townohlp ot Lebanon and bounded and daacrlbod ao lol· PUBLIC NOTICE towo· Being LOll NOTICE. It hereby BUILDINGS Three Cancelled Orders 20x20 25x40 Great for Workshops/Garage Easy Payments Avatl able Don 1 Delay• Call Today for Savmgs 866 352 0469 tlo'l'> A B~ ~I.G ON f 1S~ foro , I WDI'l''f e.~'/ rr f~ Y()v Wont To Buy Announcements 200 Blrthday/Anmversary . Happy Ads ... Loot & Found , . 205 210 215 Memory/Thank You . 220 NOIICOS ... Personals Wanted 225 230 235 Serv1ces .. 300 Appliance Service 302 .•. . 304 306 308 ... 310 Cater~ng 312 314 . 316 •• . •• 318 Electr~ cal .. "asls ·where is", with no expressed or lm· 05 Che11y Trailblazer LS 4WD 1 owner only 43 000 m• good cond Sol ooo Call 256 1329 3000 Automotlve Auto RentaVlease .. .. 2000 . .. 2005 Autos . Classic/Antiques . . 2010 2015 CommerclaV1ndustrla1 . Parts & Accessories •• 2020 . 2025 Sports Utility Trucks Ut1hty Trailers .. .. .. Vans Wantto buy . , Raal Estate Sales .. .. Cemetery Plots .. 2030 ... ... 2035 . 2040 2045 . 2050 ....... 3000 3005 For Sale by Owner 3020 •. 332 Houaes for Sale • 3025 Land (Acreage) .. .. Lots .. .. ... Want to buy . 3030 3035 3040 334 336 338 340 .. 342 344 .. ......... 346 ~lnanclal Money to Lend Education .. Bus• ness & Trade School Instruction & Training . Lessons .. ... Personal . ~ Hay, Feed, Seed 1 Grain ,. • Hunt1ng & Land •. Want to buy . '- Merchandloe.. Antiques.. ... ...... ... Appliance. . .•. . .. • Bargain Basement •. ; , ColleCtibles . r . Computer' .. :. Equ1pment!Suppllea. , - Flea Markets. • Fuel 0 11 Coal/Wood/Gao ... Fu rniture .. .. 520 ••. .. Hobby/Hunt & Sport Kld'a Corner ~: Mlacellaneoua. • 71 5 720 ... 725 .900 .. .. 905 3010 . ... 3015 Real Estate Rentals .. 3500 ApartmantaiTownhousos .. Commercial . ... 3505 3510 Condommlums 3515 Houaea for Rent ... Land (Acreage) . .. 3520 3525 Slorage . Want to Rent , ....... , 405 Manufactured Housing •. 1 410 Lots 41 5 Movers. 500 Rentals ~ 505 Sales 510 Supplies . .515 Want to Buy . An imals . 600 An imal Supploes ..... 605 Horses ......... :·::.:·:..::::::::::::::::::::... ..... . ..... .610 Livestock... 6t 5 Pets,............... .. ............620 Want to buy . ...625 " Agrlcu"ure .700 Farm Equipment.... 705 Garden & Produ ce ... 7t0 : • Auctions. . 400 Ftnanc•al Serv1ces Insurance , • Wont to buy o Yard Sale .-- . 1030 1035 .. 328 350 r~ty ::;~;::_:_:_::_:::::_:_:_: .:.: : .:_:.._: : .:_:.•_: -..:.: .352 348 Travei/Entertamment r· Other ... ... ... ..., Want to buv Heat1ng & Cooling Home Improvements 330 Insurance ........................... Lawn Service ............. Music/Dance/Drama .. ................... Tax/Accounting . Secu ; 1020 .. 1025 Commercial Condom1mums Roofing 1 Camper/RVs & Tratlers MOtorcycles .. .. 320 . 322 ... 326 Professional services .. .. Repa1rs... r Real Estate Sales 2 3 Bedroom house Stn 9 00 ANTIQUES 5 00 ST AT 279 Shlney gle car detached garage Arrowood s lnlormat on outbu1lcl ng on app 1 740 682 7163 Lots ol acre At #2 North 3048953129 Recreational Vehlcleo ............ ..................... 1000 ATV 1005 Bocycles . .. 1010 Boata/Accessor~es .. . . t015 ..... ... . . Financial. ... .. Health Other Services Plumblng!Eiectrocal plied warranty given For further Information, 2007 Honda VTX 1300R 1800 mtles black ;$7..8..00:;;;,;;3;;;88;;8;;;3;;;8;:,0"""""""'' Sports UHiity -;;;;;;;;;;;;An;;;;;;li;;;q;.uo;;;o~~"!" Sept 19 20 21 Ch•ld/Eiderly Care Computers • . Contractors Domesllcs/Jamtorlat . NO WHAT YOIJRI STYLE-. 2ooa Dodge Stratus 4 cyl auto 68 000 m•les $4 500 OBO 256 903t or 256 t233 Houaes For Sale Automotive Butldmg Materials.. .• Bustness .. ... . Savings Company reserves the Pole Bam 30x40x10 only 200 1 Jtmmy 4x4 2DR 995 other s zes Free $5000 Vtstt us at Go Del1very 817 773 8356 CookMolors com Cook Motors 328 Jackson Ptke STEEL ARCH 740 446 0103 newspa Legals ..............................................................too Bank reserves the right Autoo $6 mo old Blk Cocker ~~~~~~~~ Span1el w/ white under 300 Serv!ces neck on Blessing Ad 740 645 0845 or 740 446 1417 Home lmprO'tements Lost 4 5 mos old black Basement k1t1en Has a wh te spot Walerproo~ & a hern a on her belly Uncondittonal l1fet1me Ch1ld s pel Reward 1f guSrantee Local refer found Call 446 8142 or ences tum1 Shed Estab645 60 12 anyttme hshel11975 Call 24 Hrs Found black short 740 446 0870 Rogers ha red cat tn Mtnersvtlle Basement Waterproofing Oh 740 992 03B3 Other Services Lost Grey and wh te female Pars an cat on Aug Call 17 from M1nersv111e Pet Crematrons 740 446 3745 Syracuse area If 'Seen please call Reward $100 ~-~-~~-~ lor safe return 740 992 0383 Mlsstng Black male dog medtum stze short ha.r gray on face brown collar Last seen Oshel Ad At 2 Reward publlcatlo nd the Tribune entlnei-Regtstttr wll e responsible for n ore than the cost o he space occupte v the error and ont he first lnsertlor'l W hall not be liable to ny toss or expens hal results from th ubllcallon o of F1nam:1al 8 of mission 400 Skaggs Appliances has moved Call 740 379 9034 lost & Found eported on the flrs av AnnotJncements Notices GIBBS the plat of the New or for an appointment Portland, Lebanon to Inspect collateral, Township, Metga prior to sal~ date con· County, Ohio tact Cyndlo or Ken It .. .THE Current Owner Jacob 740-992-2136 PER Wayne Landta (9) 17, 18, 19 Property at. 54420 Now HAS Portland Rd. Portland, SOMETHING OH 4Sno Public Notice PP# 07-00714, 07· FOR YOU!! 00715, 07·00716, 07· The Home National 00484, 07-110485 Bank will auction the Prior Deed Retorencoo: following Items on SatVolume 269 Page 54 urday, September 20, Appraised at $30,000 008, at 10:00 a.m at the Terms of Sale Cannot Bank's parking lot be sold for te11 tho~> 1996 Olda Bravado 213rdo of tho appraloed value. 10% down on doyofoota, caohorcertilted check, balanco due on confirmation of oalo Tho oppraloat dtd not Include an Interior tx· amlnotlon ofthl houM. Robert E. BHglo, Mtlgt County ShoriH Attornay fbr tho Plain· till Kollh D Wolnor & Aoooc. 75 Public Sq •• 4th Floor I Nood le Dinner Clovotend, OH 44113 Se pt 20th 5 pm 216-771·8500 The East Letart (&) 10, 17, 24 United MethOdiSt -------Ch urch Public Notice said Wherry tract to a capped 112 ' Iron rebar (aet),passtngacapped 112" Iron rober (found) In Nex t Day' s Pape r Sund a y In -Co lumn : 9 00 a m Friday For Sundays Paper -=»••~-- Number 2t4, page 307, Deed Recorda of Meigs County, Ohio, Thence North 7 degreas 12 tlcularly bounded and deacrlbld at follows: . Beginning at a point whore tho north line of 200 Ohio Valley Publishing reserves the rig ht to edit reject or cancel any ad at any time Errors Must B ...... ...'"'--- 10 and 12, as shown on Weal 25 rod a and 21 tlnko to T J. Scoua Norlhllne,thencoWo•t along l:J. ScoUs line to All Di s play • 12 Noon 2 Busi nes s Days Prior To Public ation Sunday D i splay 1 00 Thursday for Sundays ccepta only hel anted ads meetl OE standards recorded In Deed Book on the front steps of thence South 3 degrees 4, Range 11, more par· with the east line of the Rothfuss the Melga County Court Houoe on Friday, Oct. 17, 2008 ot 10 am , of aald day, tho following Dally In - Column : 9 : 00a.m. Now you can have borders and graphics ~ addedtoyourclasslfiedads {p~ ,m Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics 50¢ for small $1.00 for large KIT & CARLYLE " POLICIES" nonce Service Inc. Plaintiff the ~ownshlp of Rut- the above entitled ac- a capped 1/2" Iron value. t 0% down on County of Meigs and at this uta, and to with· va land, County of Meigs tlon, t will expoao to rebar (sot) In tho eaot' day ofsalo, caah or cor- State of Ohio, as ahown draw the above collatJerome K Howard ot al and In the Stela of sale at public auction line of the Edwin titled check, balance on the recorded plat In eral prior to sale the Meigs County Court Houu on Fliday, October 17, 2008 at 10 00 a.m., of oatd day, tho following doscrlbod realeetate Situate In and being 'I part of 160-acre Lot No 1155, Section t2, Town Qisptay Ads POUCIES Ohio Valley Publishing reserves the right toed ~ reJect or cmncel any ad at any tim e Errors must be reported on the first day of publication and the Trlbune-Sentlnej..Regl ater will be reaponalbla t or no more than the coat oltha ap,ce oecupled by the er ror and only the l lrat lnu rtltln w a ahall not be liable for any loss or expen se tha t results from the pubH catl on or omission of an advertisement Correction will be made In the first alla ilable edition Bo • number ads are always conf idential Currant rate card appllea All real eatate advttr11 aementsare eubject to the Federel Fair Housi ng Act ot 196tl Thla newspaper accepta only help wanted ad a meeUng EOE standard a We will not knowingly acupl any advertial ng In v iolation of the law Will not be reaponsl ble lor anr errors In an ad taken over the phone described order of sale to me dl· feet , thence N 79 deg be sold for less than New Portland, Town· Pomeroy, Ohio, re• real estate altuated In reeled from aid court In 30' I 8" E 649 99 feet to 213rds of the appraised ship ol Lebanon, serves the right to bid Court of Common Pleas, Melgo County, Ohio In pursuance of an order of sale to me dlreeled from said court In the above entitled action, I wlllexpoae to sale at public auction YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Wgrd Ads Monday - Friday for Insertion Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ber 17th, 2008 at 10 American General Fl~ following a.m., of sal~ day, the following described real estate Situated In tho State of Websttes www myda tlytnbune com www myd a 1lysenttne l com www myda tly regts ter com To Place m:rtbune Sentinel l\egtster Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call TOday... or Fax To (740) 446-3008 or Fax To (740) <~<~:>-:>t!i7 675-5234 were the T1 ~ers that em ne d all- le ague accolades. The cha mpt o n Ft ghun g Ttgers had two all -leag ue performers 111 Nathan Kerns (72) and A nd} Ho lzapfe l (74) O the r A ll SEO A L p e rformers mcl uded Wtl so n and Bra ndo n Mills (73) !rom Zanes-.lle, Bra ndon Ftvecoat (7 6 ) a t Warre n , Dobb111s o f Jackson. Dame! Wagoner (80) of Lo g,m , and Stu a rt D o ll (7 1) of Portsmouth C lulhcoth e was the onl y team not to have an AliS EOAL represe ntau ve Zanes vill e IS le av tn g the SEOAL at the end o f the school year, wh1ch Will make ne xt ye ar 's le ague match an e tght-team com- tc-.. In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS P Y R AD NOW ONLINE · 7296 Twenty nine and thirty given that on Saturday, 1GHDT12W8T2707767 one (29 and 31) In Now September 20, 2008 at 1999 Chevy Aatro Van Sheriff Sales Whlta by deed rocorded In Volume 58, Page 104, of the Recorda of Deeds of Matga County, Ohio SAVE AND EXCEPT 1114 acres out of uld tract, deeded to Mark Cline by deed recorded Public Notice In VOlume 43, Pagot49 of the Meigs County Sheriff Salta Orlglnet Recorda Case Number 08CV046 PARCEL No Two· The west corner of the said Douglass PS ~ ... baa ~ :r-.:J~~• ~~ - Meigs County, OH Galli a County, This ..,......._.., ._..... www.mydailysentinel.com .3535 3540 4000 4005 .4010 4015 .4020 ..... 4025 .. 4030 Resort Property . .. Resort Property fo r sale . Resort Property lor rent Employment . Accounting/Financial ,, . . Administrative/Professional Cashier/Clerk , Chlld/Elderly Care .. . . Clerical .. . .. ... 5025 5050 .6000 6002 6004 6006 .6008 6010 Conalructlon Drivers&: Delivery .• .... Education.. .. . Electrical Plumbong Employment Agen cies. EnteMalnment. ... 910 Food Senrlcoo ..... 91 5 Government & Federal Jobs . .. 920 Help anted- General . ... 925 Law Enforcement . ... 930 Malntenance/Domesl tc • • 935 ManlgemenVSupervlsory .......... .. 940 Mechanics 945 Medical .. 950 Musical .. . .. 955 Part·Time-Temporaries .. 960 Restaurants .. 965 Sales. ......... 970 Technical Trod01 .... .... ... 975 Textllea/Foctory ... .5000 6012 .6014 6016 6018 . .••• 6020 6022 8024 ... 6026 60'8 6Q30 . 6032 6034 6036 . 6038 6040 6042 ••. 6044 .. 6048 6050 .. 6052 500 EducatiOn Farm Equipmtnt S.oinou & Trade School Gallipolis Career College (Careers Close To Home) Call Today1740 446 4367 1 BOO 214 0452 gall potrscareercol ega edl.1 Ford 4000 htgh clear ance tractor with Free mans loader frame no bucket $3800 446 2801 EBY1 INTEGRITY1 KIEFER BUILT, VALLEY HORSE/LIVE Accredrled Member Acered 1 STOCK ng Councd lor lndeperrderrl LOAD MAX TRAILERS EQUIP· CoHeges and Schools 1274B MENT TRAILER S CARGO EXPRESS & 600 An11"'1als HOMESTEADER CARGO/CONCESSION TRAILERS 8-t-W Poll GOOSENECK FLATBED $3999 VIEW OUR EN 1 black puppy on Shoe TIRE TRAILER INVEN stnng Rdge 441 1501 TORY AT WWWCARMICHAEL 4 K1ttens & 2 yr old TRAILERS COM mother pure white she 740 446 3825 only has 3 legs 446 3985 AKC Reg Labs 1st sho1slllet checked/wormed ready Sept 13 ylw S250 00 b1klchoc 5300 00 740 256 6882 6ft ftnsh mower wllh ex tra belts. & blade& $750 obo 379 2706 3 4 BR 2 bath tam1ly Recreat iOnal room bonus room over Vehtcles garage approx 3 acres parttally wooded Cherry Rtdge Ad Ro Grande Bo<Of1 I Accouorioo area 740 2<\.5 54 16 or 740 645 2226 Leave 1991 29ft pontoon boat message wtth dr ve on tratler and .,.,,..-;;.,.,~~~-70hp tohnson motor Has 1 Yr old SA 588 for more camp•ng enclosure" and nfo and ptctu(es go to 53900 00 Obo www orvb com ID e•1ras 304 675 0366 days or Browntng 740 446 7204 304 675- 492 1 38R 2BA 2 car gar eventngs palo DR/FA Relocating $115000 1997 Ranger Bass boat 1ea11e msg 7404460817 Sport R82 dual console color green John so 1 House Wtth 2 acres In SA Fast Strtke 150HP sta1n 160 Will COOStder land less steel prop Mnnkota contract 441 5062 or Maxxum 74 trolltng mo 379 2923 tor Ranger travel cover Ntce 4 br 2 ba home on Ranger trml trat!er w•th Klneon Dr 10 Giilhpolls dtsc brakes and 3 new 0Utte netghborhood on ltrss thts ng 1s hke new dead end street large 2 must see to belteve car garage and rm shed 56900 can basement 740 2561109 74;;0;;7,;;<2;;·,;; ~ 43;;;6;;,7...,...,...,, = Ntce Horne Mount Ver Campers/ RVa & non Potnt Pleasant 4br Tr<llltro 2 full bath LA Large FA -==~~~== DR Kitchen has lndge iiii RV stove DE Large Ul111ly Serv1ce al CarmiChael Room lots of closet Tratlers space for storage 1 Car 740 446 3825 attached Garage Br1ck - - - - - - - - Front 6ft Prvacy Fence RV Servtce at Carmt surround ng 16•32 h\ chael Tra11ers ground pool Front & ;7;4;;;0,;;4;;; 46;;,3;;;8;;;2;;, 5""""""""""' Back covered concrete Pal1os Asktng S159 900 =~M~ola~rcy~d;i;"~= 740 416 0575 03 Kawasaki KX 65 low Real E"1.11r hOurs like new s 1500 3500 Rrntah obo 740 446 6865 or 740 645 5736 !!! 06 Harley Davidson Apartments/ Nghl Tram 7400 mtles Townhauaea $13 000 740 709 6337 ~~--~~~~1BR Apt WfD hookups sa1elhle TV ncl w/rent close to hospital Call 740 339.()362 1000 Fuel/ Oil/ Coal/ •=W~oo;i;d~/~Go~o;;;;;;;;;;; ii Seasoned Ftrewood all hardwood $SS load 304 B62 2567 Mioceltonoouo 2000 Honda 400 4 Wheeler Commerc1ai tanmng bed Couctl (Tan) 1 yr old 304 895-3129 Berber Carpet $6 95 yd carpet remnants $40 00 & up Mollohan carpet 2212 Eastern Ave Gall1 polls Ohto 740 446 7444 Jet Aerat•on Motors re pa1red new & rebUilt tn stock Call Ron Evans 1 81)().537-9528 ..;,;,;,.;;....,;,;.,;,;,.___ Black Gtbson LesPaJI7 wt1h Baseball case $700 00 cards Rook1es memo rab•lla 1nsens 740 416 0382 ----~~~~ Have you pr1ced a John Deere lately? You 11 be surpnsedt Check out our AKC mtntalure Schnau used mventory at zers now available www CAREO com car white or salt/pepper m1cllaet Equtpment (740)992 1328 740 446 2412 ,...-,..-..,..-~-Cocker Span1et pupp es ':--:"""~-""':':-~~ For sale 2 roof top or full blooded Buff color Jtm s ~arm Equ1pment s de package coohnQ $125 388 0401 Inc 740 446 9777 wt1tl heat stnps 7 1/2 ton ,...-,....;.;.,.,,...,-..,..- End of Summer Clear and 5 ton un11s AlsO For sale AKC Reg Pam ance Sale new and used roof curbs 7 112 ton eran1an puppes Vet t1l1ers new and used commerctal $4700 and a checked and up to date Krng Kutter Brush Hogs 5 ton commerc al or resr shots/wormed Call on and off road dump denttal unit w warranty 740 379-2886 leave trailers "0% Fmnc1ng $3600 Call Kevin msg Wrll return ca11 asap on select models ot new 304 675 6151 01' Enn Massey Ferguson and7c4~0~4~4~1~12;,;3~6~~....Free Chocolate Lab New Holland New AND USED STEEL neut & shots needs to tractors wac be outSide 304 593 6198 :;,;;;::;,:;;;;;;;;;,;;;...,...,...,, Steel Beams Ptpe Rebar for Concrete Angle Wont To Buy Gve away ;;;;;;=-'="-~~iiii ChAnnel Flal Sar Sleel WHmaraneriDobennan Now buying G1nseng Grat•ng tor Drains Dnve ways & Walkways L&L mtx pupp~es Tatls 740 274.()326 Scrap Metals Open Mon docked·ShOIS740 992 Tue Wed & Fn 6702-evemng Closed ~--~--:---:-~ Wanted lo Buy Paw Sam 4 30pm G11eaway 2 male ducks Paws Black Walnuts Thurs Sat & Sun 304-1175-8195 afteo 5pm Call 740·698 6060 740 446 7300 =;;;;;;;;;;; Autot 2 bedroom apartment for rfffit n Middleport no 2007 Honda VTX 1300R pelS (740)992 5858 1800 mtles ~lack $7800 2BR APT C/A (740) 388 8380 441·0t94 ~;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~~ �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Ohio Prep Football Notebook Alter may lose perfect season Bv RUSTY MILLER AP' SPORTS WAITER Kcl!ctmg Al ter ts unbcat· en .md ranked No 5 111 D t\ 1'1011 IV 111 the lates t Assoct<~led Press rankmgs - but m.tybc not for m uch longer AltcJ used an mel tgtblc p layer 111 1ts lir~t two games this "se.tson and apparent ly wtll tor!cJt both the Dayton D.u ly News reported Looks like n ' s true." coach Ed Domsttz satd T he Kn tgh ts. 4-0 .titer a 34· 7 Will last Fnday over Cmc tnn.ttJ Roger Baco n beat Kettenng Fa trmont ( 39 7) .md Bell brook (4914) m thetr tl rst two games A t tss ue JS a stu dent who transferred from Davton 's Jefferson Ht g h s·choo l before he bec<~ me <~ n ath le te Domsnz sa td he ' s never see n .myth mg lik e 11 111 11 ye.trs of C0<1C h111g \Ve dtdn ' t knov, th ts )Otlll g man v,as go mg to p ia) spo rt s • Doms Jtz satd ' I d tdt1 t eve n know h tm when he came to sc hool Then he dectded he woul d It's not the t.wlr of dn} o ne department .. ~h e 'c hlilo l has se nt a fo r· ma l Iefl er to th e O h10 Ht gh School At hl etiC Assoc tat1o n reportmg th e v 1o lat1 0n . JA C KS OF ALL TRAJ) ES: Ftnd l.ty L tbe rty· Bento n s Aaron C r,J lt had :189 tota l yards and fig ured 111 all s tx scores 111 th e E<~gles' 4 1-6 w 111 o ver M cCo mb. ru sh111 g tor 208 yards ( rD 7H, 2 .md 20 yards) .md compl etin g 12o t - 17 passes tor t R3 yard s and three scores: Clyde's Al ex G ill ett ra n for three to uc hdow ns passed fo r anothe r and had two 111terce ptmn s as th e Fli e rs hand@d Edt son It s lirst loss 4 1-7. and Ma nsli el d M adt son 's T utJ Swee t return ed th e o pe n111 g ktcko ff 85 yard s tor a T D a nd had a 66-yard T O catc h o n a screen pass late 111 the fourth quarter to Io ree ove rtJme 111 a 20- 14 w111 ove r Ashl .md - a week .li ter he had 93-yn rd run return lo r a T D and TD run s fl f 68 and 65 yards 111 a w111 over Mount Ve rnon NOT E THI S: Wtt h Fostona St Wende lin Jeav111g the M tdla nd A thl etic Leag ue, the Mohawks m ay have played thetr last game (a 20-6 loss) aga111st Fremont S t Jose ph 111 a nt-a lry that dates to 1935 , Nort h Lew tsburg T n ad has won tts ftrst four games o f the season, quadru pling tts w111 tota l fro m 2007. S teubenv ill e's B tg Red have won 54 stra tght reg ula r season games dat111g to a 6-0 se tback to Eas t Lt verpool 111 the fm al game of th e 2002 regul a r se ason , Ashl and Crestv tew beat Ashl and Ma pleto n 45-0, runn111g tis streak to five shuto uts 111 a row dat mg to the fm al game of last sea· so n , Pandora-Gtlboa (4-0) 1s o ff to tts best s tart s mce the Roc ke ts' 198 1 tea m sta rte d 7-0 , C tnC111na11 Co lera 111 beat Pnnceton 42· 2'1 tor 1ts 58 th st ra tg ht Greate r M ta mt Co nfe re nce w 111 , dann g to 1999, Man o n Catho lic e nded a ho me lostng strea k that ex te nde d bac k to the last game of the 2004 season wtth n s :13-20 v tc to ry over Ye l[ow Sp nngs, a nd C 111c mn an St Xav te r ran tts ho me record to 26-0 s111ce Steve Spec ht too k over as coac h 111 2004. be,n m g D o n Bosco Pre p (N J ) 17- 10 111 a battl e o f natt on,tlly rated teams Do n Bosco was li sted at No 4 and St X a t No 25 by US A Today NO. Wednesday, September www.mydailysentinel.com l VS. NO. l: C oldw ater's Cory Klenke thre w ft ve 111tercep11o n s, two re turne d for tou ch downs, but Coldwater (No . I 111 Dtvtsto n IV) rallied from a 14-0 de ft c tt to beat Mana Ste m Manon LoGal (No I m DIVIston V last week) 33- 14111 a battle for a share of ftrst place m the Mtdwe st Ath le l!c Confe re nce GROUND CONTROL TO MAJOR TOM: Madt son 's Jo rdan Sandtdge ran for 271 yards on 38 carn es and scored three second-half touchdo wn s on run s on I , 5 and 19 yards to rally the Blue Stre aks to a Buckeyes fromPageBl ranked Buckeyes (2 I ), who 35-28 VICtory over fe ll e tght spots m the rankPa tnesv ill e Harvey, Ja ke mgs after the landsltde loss Ftd ler rushed tor 268 yards come at th e two most and 6 TDs- m Arc hbold's 11npo rtant pos tttons o n 48-2 1 wm ove r Me tamora offense Evergreen. Fitzge ra ld · Boeck man JS a ft fth -year To u ssa111 t o f Yo ungs town se nt o r w ho so m e we re Ltbe rty rus hed 19 tt mes fo r trumpetm g as a Hetsman 258 yards and 4 T Ds (the Trop hy conte nder aft er ht s shortest was 35 yards) 111 fi rst 10 ga mes (a ll w m s) as 32- 14 wm over Struthers. a sta rle t las t season But Leavittsbu rg La Brae's the n he stru ng toge th er Came ron Truss ea rned 13 three bad gam es m a row ttmes for 227 yatds a nd 3 - the Buckeyes lost two TDs (62, 62 a nd 48 yards) of the m , mcludin g a crus hm a 38-8 w m ove r Warre n mg 38-24 defeat to LS U 111 C hamp ton, Brent Jac kso n the BCS tJtle game - to ran for 236 yard s o n 33 ca r- p lant seed s of d oubt 111 n es and scored the wm n mg O h10 S tate fa ns' mmd s TD, ht s second of .the game. head mg 11110 th ts season. So far. he hasn ' t been "- tlh I 07 re ma uun g 1n awful b ut he has n ' t been Vte nn a M at hews ' 13- 12 wm ove r Co nn eaut . grea t He a lso hasn 't gotten Ge nev a 's Ja mes Murray ran mu c h he lp Add tng to the mtng ue ts fo r 2 11 yards on 41 carn es the rJSe o f fres hm an and sco red on run s o f 4 a nd Telfe lle Pryor, a 6-foot-6, 7 yards 111 a 40-39 l os~ to 2:15-pound bundle of speed Pa 111esv ille R tvcrstdc. a nd Ltm a S haw nee's Brando n a nd agtl tt y who JS JUS t happe ns to be th e m os t S te ph e nso n ran for 2 10 accla tme d q uarte rbac k yards on 2 1 ~ames wt th stgnm g 'ever at O ht o S tate TDs covenn g 3 I 3 58 a nd Pr)OI ha> bee n a qut c k 34 yard s m a 46·0 rump le,uner over L tm a Bath He has played htm sel f AIR , APPARENTLY: 11110 .1 batt le to r th e start111g M id d le tow n 's Ca leb s pot w tth Boeck m an Wat km s threw fo r 325 Whe re Boeck m an ts' re laya rd s ag atn st F.mft e ld . ttve ly tmmo btlt. but ex pehnn g 111g ht s seaso n totals to ne nce d an d respected by I , 174 yard s an d 10 TD s ht s tea mm ates Pryor JS a th ro ug h fo ur g.tmes, a nd Pa111esv tll e Rt vers td e's Ky le S haffe t com ple ted 24o f 34 passes for 327 yards and 2 TDs - 111cludmg a fromPageBl 39 -yard Ha t! M ary pass to Joe Moyer wtth no t1me left 111 a 40-3 9 VICtory over (309) wo n the team tttl e Ge nev a the tr f trst 111 the SEOAL D-FENCE: U nbeate n smce 1973 - by edgmg out Bucyrus Wynford bloc ked Mane tta (3 13) by four two punts and scored after shots both of them in a 34- 13 w u) Zanesvtlle whtch over Mt. Blanc hard entered the day as the twoRtve rdale , a nd Hamil ton time de fendmg champions held Cmcmnatt Syc amore 's - placed thtrd m overall m Bud Golden to 14 ya rds on tts fmal SEOAL match wtth 12 c ames and the Btg Blue a score of 320 . Warren was upset th e Avtators 21 14 fourth with 323 , Jack son "We keyed on htm , obv t- was ftfth wtth 324 and ously," Hamtlton coach Jtm Logan was JUSt ahead of Pl ace GAH S wtth a 329 Golde n , he aded to lllinots Jac k son JUmor Morgan ne xt sea son. had 661 yard s Dobbms wo n the Most rushmg and 8 TDs 111 the Valuable Pl<~y e r a ward on the day , earnm g medaltst first three games SEOAL 1 7, 2008 Wednesday, September 17, 2008 m:rtbune - Sentinel - spn nter w ho makes moves th at a prob lem~ Yes Do I that awe the coachmg staff thm k he ( Boeckman) ts It remam s to be see n tl he ~apab l e of not havmg those can read defenses, take a turnovers and do mg what hll , stand tn agamst a ft e rcc we need to do? Yes A re ru sh or even throw a pass some of those thm gs tn lo nger th an 10 yard s He part beca use we wc re n ' t as hasn ' t d one any of those good as we co uld have been o n the o tfe nstve lme? thmgs m a game ye t Agamst USC, he was at Yes We weren 't as good as quarterback for 25 pl ays, we could h ave bee n o ut Boec km a n for 39 T h e w tde > Yes A nd everythmg Buck eyes averaged 5 I m be twee n " . Tresse l as ked repo rters yards on Pryor's plays. 2 8 w ha t th ey th oug ht about o n Boeck man's Tressel ts conte mplati ng Pryor ' D td a nyo ne thmk that pl ay mg Pryor a lot m<;>re he looked shoo k o ut than he d td aga m st USC T h ts wee k tn prac tt ce. the re'· h e sa td ' I d tdn ' t " As for We ll s, he h as yet Pryor wtll get 65 perce nt of the s naps \\ tth the hrst to take pa rt m a full -co nteam , to Boec km an 's 35 tac t practt ce smce mJunn g ht s n ght foot m the season percent aga m st Tresse l dodged the q ues- o pen er tiOn o f who wo uld start Yo un gstow n Sta te Fon that aga mst Troy. but he dtd say matter no o ne from O h10 th at he ex pec ted eac h S tate has ever dt sclosed the natu re or the seventy wo uld pl ay lia lf the tt me somet tmes al te rn a ting o f the inJ Ury Wtth out htm last week , pl ays, somet nnes alte rn at the Buckeyes tu shed for 7 1 m g sene s Boec km a n was pt cke d yard s on 34 carn es T1 essel sa ttl We ll s JS li stoff twtce. fumb led once, sacke d four times and was ed by med tcal staff as k noc ked dow n .11 leas t q ues tiOnab le tor T roy He has done some co ndt tto n a noth er doze n u mes Tresse l was as ked 1! he 111£ d n ll s b ut has no t put had los t co nf tde nce 111 mu ch stt ess and stra m o n Boec km a n . w he the r t he the foot So meo ne wo nde re d tf o ttens tve lm e dt dn ' t protec t htm , or non e of the not hav 111 g Wel ls was a dt strdc tmn aga mst USC above He answe red w ith sevet- · Tresse l sa td he dt d n' t thm k the Buckeyes were al q ues tto ns o f ht s ow n "Or none o f th e abo \ ery" shocked We ll s dt d n ' t play The n he added . " Wo uld he sa td "Is 11 dtsa pp omtmg that we had a cou ple yo u li ke to have Bea nt e? turnove rsry Ab so lu te ly Is O f COlli se ' ho nors wtth a 3- und er par 6 8 The to p· 14 scorers at the compe!Itton earned AII S EOAL honors Galha Academ y had one all-league performer m Ntck SauQders, who led the Devtls wtth a round o f 78 . Kamal Dayal was next wtth an 84 , fo llowed by Ky le Rhodes and Jorda n Cornwell with respecttve total s of 88 and 89 C orey H a mtlton and Wa rre n Patrick also fired rounds of 92 and 102 , respecttvely Runner-up M an etta had the most ktds earn AllSEOAL honors w tth f1ve , even though the top-4 scores make up the team total Zach Arnold (80), Ntck Hugg111s (77), D ere k Howe (78) , Scott Teb ay (79) and Enc Mulhns (79) CLASSIFIED SAVE 614-221-1662 ~l g i-.C: t~ ~•_.. .::. _.. . OH E-marl classtfted@ mydatfytnb ~ ne com sale mare or leas Case Number 08CV062 Cltl Mortgage Inc Plamtllf vs The appraisal did In· elude an Interior examInation of the houae Robert E Boogie, AND EXCEPT three (3) (9) 10, 17, 24, (10) 1, 8 acres out of tho Southeast corner of said tract, deeded to John Public Notice Walter tract, thence S 07 dog. 45' 21 W 40.21 feet with the centerline ol Township Road No Mitchell Walker Meigs County Sheriff Stevenson by Charles Defendants Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohoo In pursuance of an order of sale to me dl· rected from sold court In the above entltlad action, I will expose to sate at public auction on the front steps of the Meigs County Court House on Friday, Octo- AHorney for tho Plain· tiff Manley Deas Kochalskl POBox 165028 Columbus, OH 432165028 (9) tO, 17, 24 317 to a point, said BearingS shown are to Sheriff Sales Caae Number 08CV072 USBank National Aaao· cletlo;m Plaintiff VI Kathem M. Johnoon Et at Defendants Court of Common Pteao, Metga County, Ohio In purauance of an point being the true place of beginning: thence S. 88 dog. 08 ' 37" E 280 74 feet to a capped 112' Iron rebar (set), palling a capped 112" Iron rebar (set) at 20 00 feet, and from whore o capped 112" Iron rebar (found) In tho oouth line of the said Waltortract bears N 04 dog 19' 13' W 40 23 I> ~ Ia._. ~ .- oeo ~ •:;;lt_l g 1.-. hC: f"oooo ~ ~ - .._. "W""c-.._.a- Oeatt'lfiru and was modo In accor· dance with an actual lleld survey dated OcIober 22, 1999 an assumed meridian and are used to denote angles only Currant Owner; Kath· em M. Johnson otal Property at 4288U In· dian Run Rd Hoclclngport, OH 45739 PPI 119-00735 002 Prior Dead Roforenceo Volume too, Page &77 Appraised at $50,000 Torma of Solo:Cannot Portland, Township of 10 00 am, a public Lebanon, County of aato will be held at 211 Second St , Molga and State of W Ohio, as shown on the Pbmeroy, Ohio The rocorded plat tn the Farmers Bank and SavRecorder's Office at lnga Company Ia selllng for cash In hand or Pomeroy, Ohio certified chock the lot· PARCEL 2 Tho following de- towing collateral acrlbld real ootato, sit· 1996 Jeep Grand uetod In tho County of C h e r o k e e Molgo, State of Ohio, IJ4EZ58S1TC147097 and In tho Township of 2000 Dodge Stratus Lebanon and bounded S E S and doocrlbad aa tot- lB3EJ46C2YN211373 Iowa Being Lola The Farmers Bank & Twenty seven (27) In Savings Company, Ohio, County of Meigs Defendants Ohio, beginning at the on the front steps of Wharry tract, Official due on confirmation of the Recorder's Office at Further, The Farmers In tho Township of Sut· ton The following described raal estate, situatod In Section 17, Township of Suuon Beginning at a southwest corner of a 3612 acre tract of land Southeaot corner of Catherine Scott'o land In oald abow doscribed Section No 6 thence North ~0 dogrees Weal 22 roda , thence North 87-t/2 degreeo East 52 rods and 24 links to a stoke, Record 87, Paga 349, and from whore a capped 112" Iron rebar (found) at tho southeast corner of tho said Walter tract boars N. 01 dog. 28' 12" W. 40 50 feet, thence S 01 dog 28112" E 341 24 feet sale Tho appraisal did In· cluda an Interior oxam· tnatlon of the houu Robert E Boogie, Malgs County Shertlf Auorney for the Plain· till Lerner, Sampson & minutes West 560 7 described real estate PO Box 5480 Cmclnnatl, OH 45201 513·241·3100 (9) 10, 17, 24 the place of beginning, Section 12 Intersects at 25929 feet; thence feet to an Iron marker EXHIBIT A containing 8-112 ocrea, tho centerline of Town- N 88 dog 08' 37" W to the beginning of an Situated In the Town· moro or leoo. SAVE ahlp Road No. 317 said 990 37 faelto a point In agreed tine as de- ohlp ol Rutland, County AND EXCEPT 234 aero point also being tho tho centerline ofTownscribed herein , thence of Meigs, and In the out south 76 dagreas 32 minutes West 521 9 feet along said agreed line to the center of the Stoto of Ohio, to wit., PARCEL No. One Beginning It tho Northout corner of Lot of said Public Notice tract, northwest comer of the ship Road No. 317, Sheriff Sales doodad to Mark Cline by deed rocordod In Votumo 43, pogo 149 of the Molgs County Orlg· John Walter 9 258 acre tract, Official Record 93, Page 29; thence S 89 dog 53' 42" E 51 72 passing a capped t/2" Iron rebar (sot) at 960 37 foot, thence N. 37 dog 17' 35" E 30.00 Case Number 07CV099 Special Property VI LLC Plaintiff cross road , thence 38 deeded to Marla Rus· lnal Records feat with the west line feet with the centerline vs degrees 30 minutes west 403.5 felt along the center olsald road , the,, co South 17 de· grees 30 minutes West t28 feet along tho conter of Slid road , thanco North 89 dogre11 50 minutes Eaot 888 foot to tho pia co of boglnnlng, containing 8.15 tcrto Current Owner: Mltcholl Wolkor 11 11 Property 11. 29330 Otk Qrovo Ad, Roclno, DH 4577t PPI 18·00579.000 Prior Dead Rtforoncee· Volume 203, Page 377 Appralotd at $60,000 Torma of Salt. Cannot be oold lor 1111 thon 213rdo of tho opprollld voluo 10~. down on day of ulo, caoh or corttfl od check, bolenco duo on conflrmllllon of ol the oeld Walter tract ond the contertlna of Township Road No 317 to a point, thence S 71 dog. 40' 03" E 80 84 feet wtth the weot tine of tho uld Walter tract and the contorllno of Townlhlp Road No. 317 to 1 point; thtnct S. 08 dog. 03' 40" E 77.53 1111 with tho wool lint of tho uld Wolter tract and tho Ollllorllno of Townthlp Flood No. 317 to • potnt, thonct 8. 13 dog. 11' 15" W. 127.22 fHI wHh tho wool llno ol 1111 uld WaHor tract and tho ctntorttno of Townthlp Flood No. 317 to 1 point; thonco S. 07 dog 45' 21" W 252.39 fill w"h tht wett tint ol thluld WaHor tract and the contorllno of Townohtp Rood No. 317 to I point at the south- uti; thenCI South 3 d• greeo Welt 25 rodo and 2f links to Thomas ScoU'o tine , !honea South 87-112 dagreoo Eut 23 rodo and 18 tlnko to John Stevenoon'o line, thonco North 2·112 dogreet E11t 78 rode and 18 tlnko to Peter Wrlghto llno, thonct North 81 dogreeo Woll 74 rodo to Woatay 8m"h't line; thonct Iouth 31 d• greeo Eool24 rodund 11 IInke ; thonco South 62 dogrtea Wool 36 rodo; thonco South 37 dogreeo Etotl and 18 rodo ond 18 llnka; thoncl Iouth 20 d• gr111 Eaot14 rodo and 4 tlnko , thlnco North 87-112 dogreeo Eaat 52 rodo end 2411nketo tht ploce of beg inning, conlllnlng 26 ocree, Current Owner Jerome K Howard et at Property At 37676 St Rt 143 Pomeroy, OH 45769 PARCEL NUMBER 11· 00464 Prior dt1d reforoncoo: Volumo 241 , Pogo 817 Appralaod at $100,000 Tormo of Sato: Cannot be oold for loto than 213rde of tho appr111JIId votuo. 10% down on doy ol11lo, c11h or_., ttftod chock, beltnco duo on confirmation ol lilt. Tho opproloal did not Include on lntortor IX· amlnatton oflhlhouao. RobeM E. Blogto, Molgo County Shlrtfl AUornoy for tho Plain· ttlfe Fronk R. Wooldridge C. 600 South Pearl Street Cotumbuo, OH 43208 of Township Road No 317 to a point, thence N 22 dog 08' 55" E 70 48 feat with tho contorllne of Townahlp Road No 317 to a point, thonco N. 09 dog. 46 43" E 72,36 feet with the canterllnt of Townohtp Rood No. 317 to 1 point; thonco N. 08 dtg. 18' 21 " 1!. 38 53 fltlto tho truo placo of bogtnnlng. Containing 5.401 ocr11, Including 0 OH tcroo In Town· ahlp Rood No 317 right of wty Bolng 1 port of that tract ol land convoyed to Edwin Wherry In Of· flctot Record 87, at Pogo 349 Subjoct to atl legal htghwayo and all reotrlctlono of record Thlo description wao prepared by Notoon B • All ads must be prepaid• a dvertlsemenl orrectlons wtll b ade In tha firs vallable edition Box number ads a twavs confidential Current rale car pplles All Real Estat dverttsements ar ubject to tha Federa air Housing Acl o 968 Miscellaneout krtnc adyle @tcomcast net 1GBDMI9W7X9144201 1993 Buick Century IG4AH55N3P64t5606 2000 GMC Sonoma 1GTOT19W8VK146524 The Home National Pomeroy, Ohio. PARCEL 3: Tho following deocrtbed real eatete ohuotod In tho Townohlp of Lebanon, County of Melga, and State of Ohio Being tho Weal· orly 64 teet off of Lola Bank and to reject any and all bids All vehicles are sold, aa Is where Is, ., with no warranties ex~ prossed or Implied For an appointment to aee, call 949-2210, ask for Shalla. (9) 17, 18, 19 Finonaol Sorvicoo 1'rll, '>o'f-ll-.'f, C /l~l'/lto . ~-~~ 1'1 ~ 1i\'6 ~f .Siol'l' right to reject any or all bids submiUod The above described collateral will be aold Jacob Wayne Landis et al Defendants Court of Common Pleas, Molgo County, Ohio tn purauanct of an order of oato to mo dl· roctod from oold court In tho above ontltltd action, I will oxpootto tela ol public ouclton on tho front otepo of tho Morga County Court Houot on Frtdly, October 17, 2008 at tOo m., of ootd day, the followlng dllcrlbod roar aat•to: PARCEL I Tht fotlowtng do· scribed real ootato, •"· uato In tht County ol Melgo, Stale of Ohio, and In tho Townohlp ot Lebanon and bounded and daacrlbod ao lol· PUBLIC NOTICE towo· Being LOll NOTICE. It hereby BUILDINGS Three Cancelled Orders 20x20 25x40 Great for Workshops/Garage Easy Payments Avatl able Don 1 Delay• Call Today for Savmgs 866 352 0469 tlo'l'> A B~ ~I.G ON f 1S~ foro , I WDI'l''f e.~'/ rr f~ Y()v Wont To Buy Announcements 200 Blrthday/Anmversary . Happy Ads ... Loot & Found , . 205 210 215 Memory/Thank You . 220 NOIICOS ... Personals Wanted 225 230 235 Serv1ces .. 300 Appliance Service 302 .•. . 304 306 308 ... 310 Cater~ng 312 314 . 316 •• . •• 318 Electr~ cal .. "asls ·where is", with no expressed or lm· 05 Che11y Trailblazer LS 4WD 1 owner only 43 000 m• good cond Sol ooo Call 256 1329 3000 Automotlve Auto RentaVlease .. .. 2000 . .. 2005 Autos . Classic/Antiques . . 2010 2015 CommerclaV1ndustrla1 . Parts & Accessories •• 2020 . 2025 Sports Utility Trucks Ut1hty Trailers .. .. .. Vans Wantto buy . , Raal Estate Sales .. .. Cemetery Plots .. 2030 ... ... 2035 . 2040 2045 . 2050 ....... 3000 3005 For Sale by Owner 3020 •. 332 Houaes for Sale • 3025 Land (Acreage) .. .. Lots .. .. ... Want to buy . 3030 3035 3040 334 336 338 340 .. 342 344 .. ......... 346 ~lnanclal Money to Lend Education .. Bus• ness & Trade School Instruction & Training . Lessons .. ... Personal . ~ Hay, Feed, Seed 1 Grain ,. • Hunt1ng & Land •. Want to buy . '- Merchandloe.. Antiques.. ... ...... ... Appliance. . .•. . .. • Bargain Basement •. ; , ColleCtibles . r . Computer' .. :. Equ1pment!Suppllea. , - Flea Markets. • Fuel 0 11 Coal/Wood/Gao ... Fu rniture .. .. 520 ••. .. Hobby/Hunt & Sport Kld'a Corner ~: Mlacellaneoua. • 71 5 720 ... 725 .900 .. .. 905 3010 . ... 3015 Real Estate Rentals .. 3500 ApartmantaiTownhousos .. Commercial . ... 3505 3510 Condommlums 3515 Houaea for Rent ... Land (Acreage) . .. 3520 3525 Slorage . Want to Rent , ....... , 405 Manufactured Housing •. 1 410 Lots 41 5 Movers. 500 Rentals ~ 505 Sales 510 Supplies . .515 Want to Buy . An imals . 600 An imal Supploes ..... 605 Horses ......... :·::.:·:..::::::::::::::::::::... ..... . ..... .610 Livestock... 6t 5 Pets,............... .. ............620 Want to buy . ...625 " Agrlcu"ure .700 Farm Equipment.... 705 Garden & Produ ce ... 7t0 : • Auctions. . 400 Ftnanc•al Serv1ces Insurance , • Wont to buy o Yard Sale .-- . 1030 1035 .. 328 350 r~ty ::;~;::_:_:_::_:::::_:_:_: .:.: : .:_:.._: : .:_:.•_: -..:.: .352 348 Travei/Entertamment r· Other ... ... ... ..., Want to buv Heat1ng & Cooling Home Improvements 330 Insurance ........................... Lawn Service ............. Music/Dance/Drama .. ................... Tax/Accounting . Secu ; 1020 .. 1025 Commercial Condom1mums Roofing 1 Camper/RVs & Tratlers MOtorcycles .. .. 320 . 322 ... 326 Professional services .. .. Repa1rs... r Real Estate Sales 2 3 Bedroom house Stn 9 00 ANTIQUES 5 00 ST AT 279 Shlney gle car detached garage Arrowood s lnlormat on outbu1lcl ng on app 1 740 682 7163 Lots ol acre At #2 North 3048953129 Recreational Vehlcleo ............ ..................... 1000 ATV 1005 Bocycles . .. 1010 Boata/Accessor~es .. . . t015 ..... ... . . Financial. ... .. Health Other Services Plumblng!Eiectrocal plied warranty given For further Information, 2007 Honda VTX 1300R 1800 mtles black ;$7..8..00:;;;,;;3;;;88;;8;;;3;;;8;:,0"""""""'' Sports UHiity -;;;;;;;;;;;;An;;;;;;li;;;q;.uo;;;o~~"!" Sept 19 20 21 Ch•ld/Eiderly Care Computers • . Contractors Domesllcs/Jamtorlat . NO WHAT YOIJRI STYLE-. 2ooa Dodge Stratus 4 cyl auto 68 000 m•les $4 500 OBO 256 903t or 256 t233 Houaes For Sale Automotive Butldmg Materials.. .• Bustness .. ... . Savings Company reserves the Pole Bam 30x40x10 only 200 1 Jtmmy 4x4 2DR 995 other s zes Free $5000 Vtstt us at Go Del1very 817 773 8356 CookMolors com Cook Motors 328 Jackson Ptke STEEL ARCH 740 446 0103 newspa Legals ..............................................................too Bank reserves the right Autoo $6 mo old Blk Cocker ~~~~~~~~ Span1el w/ white under 300 Serv!ces neck on Blessing Ad 740 645 0845 or 740 446 1417 Home lmprO'tements Lost 4 5 mos old black Basement k1t1en Has a wh te spot Walerproo~ & a hern a on her belly Uncondittonal l1fet1me Ch1ld s pel Reward 1f guSrantee Local refer found Call 446 8142 or ences tum1 Shed Estab645 60 12 anyttme hshel11975 Call 24 Hrs Found black short 740 446 0870 Rogers ha red cat tn Mtnersvtlle Basement Waterproofing Oh 740 992 03B3 Other Services Lost Grey and wh te female Pars an cat on Aug Call 17 from M1nersv111e Pet Crematrons 740 446 3745 Syracuse area If 'Seen please call Reward $100 ~-~-~~-~ lor safe return 740 992 0383 Mlsstng Black male dog medtum stze short ha.r gray on face brown collar Last seen Oshel Ad At 2 Reward publlcatlo nd the Tribune entlnei-Regtstttr wll e responsible for n ore than the cost o he space occupte v the error and ont he first lnsertlor'l W hall not be liable to ny toss or expens hal results from th ubllcallon o of F1nam:1al 8 of mission 400 Skaggs Appliances has moved Call 740 379 9034 lost & Found eported on the flrs av AnnotJncements Notices GIBBS the plat of the New or for an appointment Portland, Lebanon to Inspect collateral, Township, Metga prior to sal~ date con· County, Ohio tact Cyndlo or Ken It .. .THE Current Owner Jacob 740-992-2136 PER Wayne Landta (9) 17, 18, 19 Property at. 54420 Now HAS Portland Rd. Portland, SOMETHING OH 4Sno Public Notice PP# 07-00714, 07· FOR YOU!! 00715, 07·00716, 07· The Home National 00484, 07-110485 Bank will auction the Prior Deed Retorencoo: following Items on SatVolume 269 Page 54 urday, September 20, Appraised at $30,000 008, at 10:00 a.m at the Terms of Sale Cannot Bank's parking lot be sold for te11 tho~> 1996 Olda Bravado 213rdo of tho appraloed value. 10% down on doyofoota, caohorcertilted check, balanco due on confirmation of oalo Tho oppraloat dtd not Include an Interior tx· amlnotlon ofthl houM. Robert E. BHglo, Mtlgt County ShoriH Attornay fbr tho Plain· till Kollh D Wolnor & Aoooc. 75 Public Sq •• 4th Floor I Nood le Dinner Clovotend, OH 44113 Se pt 20th 5 pm 216-771·8500 The East Letart (&) 10, 17, 24 United MethOdiSt -------Ch urch Public Notice said Wherry tract to a capped 112 ' Iron rebar (aet),passtngacapped 112" Iron rober (found) In Nex t Day' s Pape r Sund a y In -Co lumn : 9 00 a m Friday For Sundays Paper -=»••~-- Number 2t4, page 307, Deed Recorda of Meigs County, Ohio, Thence North 7 degreas 12 tlcularly bounded and deacrlbld at follows: . Beginning at a point whore tho north line of 200 Ohio Valley Publishing reserves the rig ht to edit reject or cancel any ad at any time Errors Must B ...... ...'"'--- 10 and 12, as shown on Weal 25 rod a and 21 tlnko to T J. Scoua Norlhllne,thencoWo•t along l:J. ScoUs line to All Di s play • 12 Noon 2 Busi nes s Days Prior To Public ation Sunday D i splay 1 00 Thursday for Sundays ccepta only hel anted ads meetl OE standards recorded In Deed Book on the front steps of thence South 3 degrees 4, Range 11, more par· with the east line of the Rothfuss the Melga County Court Houoe on Friday, Oct. 17, 2008 ot 10 am , of aald day, tho following Dally In - Column : 9 : 00a.m. Now you can have borders and graphics ~ addedtoyourclasslfiedads {p~ ,m Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics 50¢ for small $1.00 for large KIT & CARLYLE " POLICIES" nonce Service Inc. Plaintiff the ~ownshlp of Rut- the above entitled ac- a capped 1/2" Iron value. t 0% down on County of Meigs and at this uta, and to with· va land, County of Meigs tlon, t will expoao to rebar (sot) In tho eaot' day ofsalo, caah or cor- State of Ohio, as ahown draw the above collatJerome K Howard ot al and In the Stela of sale at public auction line of the Edwin titled check, balance on the recorded plat In eral prior to sale the Meigs County Court Houu on Fliday, October 17, 2008 at 10 00 a.m., of oatd day, tho following doscrlbod realeetate Situate In and being 'I part of 160-acre Lot No 1155, Section t2, Town Qisptay Ads POUCIES Ohio Valley Publishing reserves the right toed ~ reJect or cmncel any ad at any tim e Errors must be reported on the first day of publication and the Trlbune-Sentlnej..Regl ater will be reaponalbla t or no more than the coat oltha ap,ce oecupled by the er ror and only the l lrat lnu rtltln w a ahall not be liable for any loss or expen se tha t results from the pubH catl on or omission of an advertisement Correction will be made In the first alla ilable edition Bo • number ads are always conf idential Currant rate card appllea All real eatate advttr11 aementsare eubject to the Federel Fair Housi ng Act ot 196tl Thla newspaper accepta only help wanted ad a meeUng EOE standard a We will not knowingly acupl any advertial ng In v iolation of the law Will not be reaponsl ble lor anr errors In an ad taken over the phone described order of sale to me dl· feet , thence N 79 deg be sold for less than New Portland, Town· Pomeroy, Ohio, re• real estate altuated In reeled from aid court In 30' I 8" E 649 99 feet to 213rds of the appraised ship ol Lebanon, serves the right to bid Court of Common Pleas, Melgo County, Ohio In pursuance of an order of sale to me dlreeled from said court In the above entitled action, I wlllexpoae to sale at public auction YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Wgrd Ads Monday - Friday for Insertion Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ber 17th, 2008 at 10 American General Fl~ following a.m., of sal~ day, the following described real estate Situated In tho State of Websttes www myda tlytnbune com www myd a 1lysenttne l com www myda tly regts ter com To Place m:rtbune Sentinel l\egtster Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call TOday... or Fax To (740) 446-3008 or Fax To (740) <~<~:>-:>t!i7 675-5234 were the T1 ~ers that em ne d all- le ague accolades. The cha mpt o n Ft ghun g Ttgers had two all -leag ue performers 111 Nathan Kerns (72) and A nd} Ho lzapfe l (74) O the r A ll SEO A L p e rformers mcl uded Wtl so n and Bra ndo n Mills (73) !rom Zanes-.lle, Bra ndon Ftvecoat (7 6 ) a t Warre n , Dobb111s o f Jackson. Dame! Wagoner (80) of Lo g,m , and Stu a rt D o ll (7 1) of Portsmouth C lulhcoth e was the onl y team not to have an AliS EOAL represe ntau ve Zanes vill e IS le av tn g the SEOAL at the end o f the school year, wh1ch Will make ne xt ye ar 's le ague match an e tght-team com- tc-.. In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS P Y R AD NOW ONLINE · 7296 Twenty nine and thirty given that on Saturday, 1GHDT12W8T2707767 one (29 and 31) In Now September 20, 2008 at 1999 Chevy Aatro Van Sheriff Sales Whlta by deed rocorded In Volume 58, Page 104, of the Recorda of Deeds of Matga County, Ohio SAVE AND EXCEPT 1114 acres out of uld tract, deeded to Mark Cline by deed recorded Public Notice In VOlume 43, Pagot49 of the Meigs County Sheriff Salta Orlglnet Recorda Case Number 08CV046 PARCEL No Two· The west corner of the said Douglass PS ~ ... baa ~ :r-.:J~~• ~~ - Meigs County, OH Galli a County, This ..,......._.., ._..... www.mydailysentinel.com .3535 3540 4000 4005 .4010 4015 .4020 ..... 4025 .. 4030 Resort Property . .. Resort Property fo r sale . Resort Property lor rent Employment . Accounting/Financial ,, . . Administrative/Professional Cashier/Clerk , Chlld/Elderly Care .. . . 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Completely tur- rolt -ur door Conven,ent for sem1 nished with WID No location/easy truck loadluntoad Availpets. Rei Req 446-0245 able Oct t 339-0885 Apartment available now ~~"':'"""""":'"""":':":"""--:­ Aiverbend Apts New Commer1cat Space for Haven WV Now accept- Rent Ma1n St Pt Pleas ing applicaiiO(lS HUO-subsidlzed, lor S400fmo 2000 one 703·501-4808 Doublew1de 1n new cond1110n . 4 bedroom. 2 bath. all appliances 1ncluded 537.000 located -at 176 Zuspan Lane Mason Cily 304-675-211 7 Holp Wonted· General Help.Wonted · General ModicaI "A Placu to Call HOME" 1need to f1nd (2) people needing a full time toO Yolr need to De honest a person ol llllegr1ty. wittl good people skrlls. You also need to be able to follow 1nstruct1ons and have an ability to hsten and lead people 1n the nght directiOn I need people who want to w01k and will show up lor work. lf you are a recent college grad and cannot find employment and feet that you are qualll1ed, g1ve us a chance until a JOb in your career path become s available. Call Bri an Ross . Used Car Manager for an intervii w at 446 -9800 Celebration ol L1te .. OV£>rb10ok Center. located at 333 Page Street Middleport, 0111o IS pleased to announce that du9 to 1nternat changes in our ta01hty, we are accepting applicatoos lor full ttme 7P-7A LPN's. part time 7A-7P LPN's and lUll t1me and part time STNA's to JOtn our fr1endly and dedtcated Appl1cant's must • staff be dependable. team pl3yers with postlive attitudes • Interested apph· cants ca n p1ck up an apphcat.Jon M-F 8:30 AM-4:30 PM. All eligible appl1cants will then be contacted by Holl1c Bum· gcfrner. LP N, Staff Development Coordulator@ 740·992EOE & A Part1ci· 647 2 pan! of .the Drug-Free workplacP progfam Foste1 Parents Needed!!! $30-$48 a day with pd resp110 Trr~1ning bug1ns 1n September. Call Oasis to help a ch1ld tmd a place to call home. 1·677·325·1558. sq/11 Brand new 3bed 2bath Delivery/Warehouse peron + -half acre in Pt. son needed, full time . 1m- Bedroom Apts . UlllilleS Downtown M1ddlepoort Included Based on 30o.o across street from New of adJUSted 1ncome. Call Farn 1ty Heal!hcare, 1600 304 -882-3 121, available sq . t~. (reta1VShowroom. for Semor and 01sabted oHice. bac kroom. people restroom) 700+ car count per bus1iless · hour, free on street parking, {740)992, 1900 days Apartment available now ;;,,.,,;;,,;;;;;;;;;,.,;,., Hou1e1 For Rent A1 Verbend Apts New ~~===~=~ Haven '{'IV Now accept, i br, House 1n New Ha, ing applicat ions lor ven wv. lolal elec1r 1c. HUD·subs1d1.zed. one everythuog 1n walk1ng diS· Bedroom Apts Ut11111eS tance S300 month . $300 included Ba sed on 30°.., Pets Pleasant OWNER Fl· med1ate opewng, must NANCE AVAILABLE have gOOd dri~1ng re· (740) 446·3570 co rd ~pply-Ufestyte Fur· nl!ure 856 Third Ave . Mobile Hom€ for Sale Gallipolis, 9 :30-5:00 No 1988 Flem1ng 141160. Phone Calls 2br. 1ba 304'·675·3656 after 5:30pm 6000 Wednesday, September 17, 2008 . . Employment ..... . ACROSS YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE • Room Addltlone & Remodeling • New G&rngel • Electrical & Plumbing • Roofing & Gutter• - Vinvt Siding' PAinting Patio and Perch Decks wv 036725 V.C . YOUNG Ill 992·6215 Pomerov. Oh1 o 25 Year -; Loc~ 1 Exper•cnce Hil l"s Self Storage 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 740·4<11-9387 Modern 1BR 740-446·0390 apl. Call New Haven, one bedroom apartmertt. deposit & ' references. 740-992-0165 2BR at Johnsons Mobile Home Park, Call New! Be ltle tirst to 11ve in a now log duplex 28R. 1 Oat~ . HAICA. Porter area. No pets De· pos1t & rei. $550 per month. Cal l 446-2801 Federal Fund s just re· leased lor Land Owners . No closing cos t and ZERO DOWN! Will do Nice · Clean Ground Floor, 2br, WID hookup, Aelerences/DepositiNo Pets 304-675·5162 Now accepting aPplications at: Valley View Apartments 800 State Aoule 325 Thurman. Ohio 45685 740·245·9170 1·2 Bedr'oom Apartments with appliances lwnished On site laundry iacility. Call tor details or pick up application at rental assistance. Possibility of rental assistance. Equal Housing Opportunity TDD# 419·526·0466 ''This Institution is an Equal Opportufllly Prov1der and E_mployer" Pleasant Valley Apartments 1s now tak1ng applications lor 2BA, 3BA & 48R ,, HUD . Subsidized Apartments. Application s are taken Monday through Friday. from 9am·4pm . Office is located at 1151 Evergreen Drive, Point Pleasant, WV. 304-675·5806 740·645·0506 740·446·2003 or land improvements. Bar1kruptcy & Bad Credit OK. 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedavai lable. rooms 74d·446·3384 3 BA, wid hookup. mo· bite' home. no pets $450 month +deposit 446· 7311 call Double wide 3 BR 2 ball1 $575 ·deposit $575 rent per mth plus utls. Ready 1722B Chatham Ave . Solos ~~IIH7 ent. centel, lwo beds, nt slands, dressers. 740·591·8936 2 2006 16x80 Clayton 3 bed .2 bath, 200 16x70 Fleetwood 2 b(ld 1 bath, 1999 Fortune 3 Ded 2 bath. We deliver block level and anchor We can do the footers. also. Daytime 740·388·0000 or 740·388·85 13 Eve· ning' 740-388-8017 or 740-245·9213. Sandpiper mobile home. 14X70.1990.wlappliances,2 car metal car· port, el(cellent · shape, must be moved $1 3,500.740·992·6849. Friendly, professional work atmosphere with good benefits. Must be people fnendly and responsib le . ..... l'Uil! p k .ll' \l' ITin• oi l A LOCAL MANUFAC· TURER is taking applica· tions lor EXfEatENCf..D M1g Welders . Please ap· ply at person at 2150 Eastern Avenue. Gallipolis.OH """"'":"""'""'""'""'= Auctioneer: BIIIV R. Goble Jr. this notice. You are hereby notified that this action ol the Director Is final and may be appealed to the Environmental Review Appeals Commission 121 .8809 (06649600291 pursuant to Sactlon Ohio EPA has received 3745 .04 of the Ohio Re· Food Services Luncl1room Vending Attendant, Part 'Time, M ·F, 8am-tpm. product dellv· ered to you . Paid train· ing, holir:iays , vacation , 40 t k $B 25 /hr. Pre-em; ploy ment drug testing. EOE Ca ll 304· 485 · 5421 Gov•mment & Federal Jobs POST OFFICE Hair Dresser Wa nt ed at Shae's Beauty Salon contact Karrie 304·675-2828 House parenls{2)~anted lor boys group horne locatec..l in southern .Ohio. 27-7 care lor 2 weeks on -2 we6ks oU. Expenence raising teens or fos ter care preferred. We pro· vide training Interested? Call Oasis NOW 1-877-325· 1588 lor more HIRING avg. Pay S20r1lr ~i01!'19liiQD~atjiii2110-~~~~ or o~57Kiyr , includes The Viltnge of Middlepon Fed.Ben. OT. · Place by is looKing for a team -o ri · ented individual lor wator adSource, not affiliated treatfll{!nl/distribulion . with USPS who hires. was te w<der 1-866-403·2582 • • lreatmen Vco1lect1ons and vanous otllor duties . Duties u':lqUire tosllng & sampli ng water & wa~te water, reading water meter s. instC~llotion &. repairing at wa ter meters, op1 some heavy era lion equipment & olhef du ties. Full benefits available, applications wilt be ,! I . accepted unlit 4:00 pm .on 09119/2 008 at 237 peal •hall be flied with Rac(o) St .. Middlep ort Etnployti r. Drug the Director within EEO Free Work Place. three (3) days of llllng with the Commission. Ohio EPA requests that a copy of the appeal be served upon the Ohio Attorney Generars Of· flee, Environmental Ena request to relocate a vised Code. The appeal forcement Sectlofl. An portable air contaml· must be In Wrltlf!g and appeal may be filed nant source for the set forth the action with the Environmental company Identified complained of arld the above. Upon review of the request, tho Dirac· tor has approved the relocation of Stoneco. Inc. Equipment 121 .8809, emissions unit 8003, permitted undorPTJ 104.01201 Is· sued on July 1.8 , 2000. The air grounds 'upon which the appeal Ia based. The appeal must be flied with the Commls· slon within thirty (30) days after nilllce of the Dlrector"s action. The appeal must be accom· panted byaflllngfHof $70.00 which the Com· contaminant source 11 currently In missiOn, In Ita dlscre· alorage In Columbus, tlon , may reduce If by Ohio (Franklin County). affidavit you demon· and Ia authorized to strata that payment of move to 49947 State the full amount of the Route 124 In Racine, tee would cause ex- HoLLYw .·OP · f£. 0 - '" f'oLICE Pff'T. ~ I PETECTIVfS I Aevlew Appeals Com· mission at the follow ~ lng address : Environmental RevieW Appeals Col)lmlsslon 309 South Fourth Street, Room 222 Columbus. Ohio 43215 All Inquiries concern· lng this action may be directed to tho contact Identified below. Klmbra Reinbold. Ohio EPA Southeast District Office, Dlvlolon of Air Pollution Control, 2195 Front St., logan, OH Ofllo (Melgo County) treme hardahlp. Notice 43138.(740) 385·8501. upon the laausnce of of tho filing of the ap· (9).17 Help Wanted ' y HardwDod ~ahlnetry And furnl(ure www.timberu~.r:k.cabide-try.~m .740.446.9200 I AIN'T 8EEN IN TH' HOOSEGOW FER NIGH ON A MONTH, PARSON !! BODACIOUS, SNUFFY !! NOPE -- A STEP AHEAD OF IT !! STAYIN' ON TH' RIGHT SIDE OF TH' 2459 St. Rt. 160 • GalllpoUs CALL FOR FREE ESTI TES LAW, EH ?! Mot) - Fri. am · -1.:30 pm Sa l. ~:00 am - !2 nt- t1ppreciat(•your lms;llt: .\ .<; I l"WJS CON CRJ II C 0'\iS I RU C I 10:\ No expenence reqUired! No Credit Card Satesl No CollectiOns! Concrete Removal and Replacement You choose tho type ot calls you want to take Recru1t vo lunteers for non-prnf1t organlz<l tiDilS 0< David Lewis · 740-992-6971 Insured WV042182 Free Estimates Full and Part-time Positions! Day and Even1ng ShiltGr Professional Work Environment! Medical. Dental, EAP, 401K 1 On· site Doctor! Weekly Pa y -r Bonus Incentives! Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal *' Prompt a1~d Work *-Rea sonable R;uc s * ln s ur~d .., Ex peri.: lk'L'd TODAY! , .Interview ~ r ICrcm:t' .~ TOMORROW/I ,..k NEXT WEEKIJI 7 411· 5Y I -XII44 Please leave mes~<.1 •c El(t. 2456 . Apply online: TREE WORK Topped, Take l)oW!l http :/~obs.lnfoclslon.c om BOhr & Rl'IIUn"lll Allordable. Underground Maintenance / Domeatic - ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS IN THE CLASSIFIEDS Ho1rsekee per ne ed M· F. 415 t.Jays/week. non-smoker, able bod· ied, hard working, cleperldable. E11celtent Pay! Send resume or con tact info to P.O BOK ,469, Gallipolis. Oh. 4563t CLABo)( 102 ' ;;;;,;,;;;,..,,..,;,;;,;;,,.= Medical =::~~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~= i:PNIAN's needed for pe· dia tric Home Health Care in Vinton , Oh10. ~TiPT day sh ift. Contact Denise or Michelle at Primary Care Nurs1ng Services 800·518·2273 or 6 t4 -764·0960 -Help --Wanted ~ LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE AND/OR MEDICAL ASSISTAI\LT Pleasant Vall ey Ho spital . is currently accepting applications ldr a full time Licensed Practical Nurse and/or Medical Asst. LPN '5 must have current WV license. Previous· medical office expe rience or hospital related experience prelerred. Send resumes to: Pleasant Valley Hospital c/o Human Resources 2520 Valley D•ive Point Pleasant, WV 25550 Or fax : }04,-675-6975, or apply on-line at mmo..pvalley.orr · AA/EOE· Help Wanted in publishing company the Ohio Va iiGy 11l'countin'g o ffi ce tll with a regional Gallipolis, Ohi o I S seeking applil' ati ons for the po si tion or ' cash <tpplil-atinn SjJCl'ialist i'nr immcc\ia!e L'mp loymcnt . A Qu:tlily Seamless Gutters Maintenance Plus ( 'om'llt 'rdal & Ht•.litll'lllird Vinyl Sidi ng/ Repl ;li:ement Wi mlowsfRemodL' lin g Bondl'd & In sured 7-111-992-1493 Office 740-416-8339 Cdl Free Estltlwted Pnmcwy. Ohill candida!\! will ha ve experience and be profil'ient i n . .I ME..! Tn d f C tll o u l If ·!' LUV YOME S H&H GuHering Seamless Guuers Roofing. Siding, Gutters Insured & Bonded 740·653· 9657 A TOOTH : 11VE LOST I MUST 6E AHOTHER TOOTH! 6ETTIN6 OLD .• RICK PRICE New Homes , Room Additions, Remode-ling, Metal & Shingle Roofs, Siding, Decks, IJai hroom & ln•1ur<!d ·cow and BOY THE INT£~NET COMMENT BOA~DS A~E FULL OF VE~Y CYNICAL PEOPLE. IT"S LIKE THE ANONYMITY OF THE INTEIINEJ GIVES PEOPLE LICENSE TO BE CRUEL (_ Owner: James Keesee II 742-2332 Pm illlml!diatc ,,.-onsidc r~l li on .-scnd your rcstrme ami n:fcrl'tli.:C~ to dkhi ll @ hc~irt la ndpuhlkutions .com Fax 1u NII-44 1-1157H . or mail tu: No Phone (_';_db Plcusc .JUST STOP THAT! :J hanluluQ11aald... FALL! FALL! FALL! nafnliluvr ulct:.. ...or lruthlul n• 110c1 !llkL whars a newspaper? gondallh032 ..~ ... i liked this better when there was a tige1 :GARFIELD Ot:IIE I~ PRE!AMING. ABOUT , CHASING A AABalf ~ ~ If ALWAYS f!Npt) .WITH "I" HE RABBIT BEATING. THE Local Contractor ~ 5TUFFINC". OUT OF HIM 740-367-0544 tJ yIp! >ll "'' p! Free Eatlmatea 740-367-0536 Uuildlng MARCUM CONSTRUCTION • Ro.o1i1 Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wood·Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Palio·s. Porches and Decks Call: MIKE W, MARCUM, OWNER 4723Y Ri,bcl Roud. Long B01.1om.OH 740-985-4141 • c,u· 741H Jfi.'JRJ-l Diane Hill Gallipolis Daily Tribune P.O. Hox 469 Callipolis; OH 45631 THAT'S WHY I'M HAPPY STILL AROUND, WHERE YOU CAN ENllY CONTENT WITHOUT fiN ENDLESS PA~ADE OF COMMENTS FfiOM THE PEANUT ..._;GALLE~Y . ' NEWSPAPE~S ARE what's a peanut gallery? Construction Roofing, Siding. Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions 25+ y~an; expe~·e llff free E.\'tirnale!J' Advertise in this space for . $64 p.er month 'lbur 'lllrthdo,v: become more closely involved · with someone who could turn out to be quite lucky tor you . Vour new pal will show you new ways to reach your heart's desires - and make your dreams como true. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Your best asset Is the ability to neutralize any neg· atlve· conditions that come your way through · strong, pos!tiva thinking. You'll gear yoursett to think "win" - and. consequently, you will. LIBRA (Sep t. 23-0ct. 23) - There is more than one opportunity that yOLfll be aware of. and want to' take advantage of. Lady Luck is trying to use them as a means to conn ect you t..S her fortune cir· cuit s. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ~ An old. dependable ally with whom you 've previ· ously been successful ml gnt return with a new partne rship endeavor. The arrangement will once aga in be a lucky one. SA.~ITIAAIUS (Nov. 23-0 ec. 2 1) - An important involvemen t that , up until now. has proven to be a flop wi ll lind new wings to fly. Th is resurgence will make all the difference in the world and carry you .., Ill DRill CIH •11111111111 WlleiiS Fur Kc~nndcling nnd New House all compan y henefi ts tnL·Iuding hea lth and lilt insurance. 401k , paid vac<t ti on and holi days. PRETTI{ SOOH I'LL. 8E LOSIN6 ALL MV HAIR .. .PAYING TOP PRICES FIR PSI CONSTRUCTION AstroGraph In the year ahead, you are hkely to 866·564 · 8 6 79 Cllltlvdc Clldrten• Cllll• hlllllenllllllllrll 1~1111 ftr Clr11111 Prlclll We are looking at interesting and mien· lienal dmiDies in bridge. First, we are eKamining takeouHdoubles. When your parlner makes a takeout double, what do you need to make a repl y 1n notrump? The first thing to remember is that part· ner has implied shortage 'ln the opener's suit. Consequenily, you cannot rely oh partner for any help lhere. So, it you bid no-trump, you should have a good hold· iog in thai suit. Second, the more you bid, the more points you promise. An advance of one no-trump shOws 6·9 points. two no-trump 10-12. and thre e no-trump 13·15. With more, faint! And it is unlikely lhat you havo four r.ards in an unbid major. Also, do not wo. ry about being weak in another suit Vour parlner has promised length lhere; il is his job to have that suit cover04 In this deal, South should leap straight to three no-lrump. He ha s no intereSt in a major·sui1 contract and has clubs well under control. After West leads the club· jack, declarer sees eight top tricks: lour hearts. one diamond and th ree clubs. The ninth win· ner will come from spades. South wi ns , the first trick and immed1ately plays a spade to West's king . If West persists with clubs, declarer will end with an overtricf(;, But if West shifts to the diamond king . South wHI win wilh dummy's ace and lead another spade.l\t' the worst, he will lose two spades and two diamonds. Thursday, Sept. 18, 2008 By.Bernlce Bede Oaol a.enMIIIIIIJ-frldiiJ 9:00 111-6:10 1m SI1111'1111V.9:00 1111-12:011m • VInyl Siding • Replacement Windows ·Roofing ·Decks · Garages • Pole Buildings • Room Additions Pass Pass G INr. (.,ll\ ~V ' I ;l 1 wi ll_include dale entry cash ;~ppl it.:ali~n . offers TO <:<R"'OC. 1'\YSE.L f I TOFWNK LiKI~'>~u 7 503 Mill Sl• Mlddle110n. 0145780 140-912-3894 1·. \Cct :111u Word software . Responsibi lit ics Po:-,ition 't DH>, UI'ITIL IT C.r..fo\E. Tl~ BAD CREDIT? NO CREDIT ? BANKRUPTCY ? ·Manley's Recycling Slt (:l\.·~sful an:i1Ut1tir r ~ -·-·"''- Help Wanted Heartland · Puhlications LLC, a fast ~rnw in g n cwsp<t pc r Tt..U&\-\T. YOU ~ RIIIIFIN<; & RIMtlllii.IN<, ( 0 . 740-444-~152 ' or lea 't'e mcssn •c Cell: 740·4t6·5047 email: jrshadfrm @aol.com I""C,OCC> FOR YOU ! t>H> F"l ~t> IiTO YOUR Rub ber Ro ofing. Room Addit ions. Decks. Shin gl('s Siding , Win dows. Pole Barn s. Gm agc~ . tns ura11ce Work Residenti al & Commcr ci<' l 740-245-0437 Llc ens,.d & B o~ d e d 30 Yccm; F rc~ f-S t!mtltes E)( pl'ril'll t.: '. ' Reasonable Price Miners Class. starting soon . Wl1it-Co-Training 304·372-8346 ~...,------Part-time ma1ntenance worker. 25·30hrs per .week. Pay Dasod on ex- , perience. Call ~740}379·9083 Mon-Fr1 between 9am·3pm A\ ~ ~ t lahk ~ { 'u ll (i:tr) SluniC} (n' 1·888 IMC·PAVU WV Qual il y 'i MIKE MARCUM ·. Concrete Wo1k. . 28 Years Experience THE BORN LOSER Dl C>~T GO TO A. Fr>..i'IC.y -...,. Ut>IIV~ITY-l'fo\ All Types Of. Ra1se Junds and renew membershipS lor th e · NRA! C~IJ Racine, Ohio 740-247-2019 Owners: Jon Van Meter & Paul Rowe Dbl. NT I • Pass Pass linguine 55 Sidekicks domains 15 Lur)chtime 16 Environmental prefix ~ 2 DOWN Pedro's wine Scandlnavian city 18 Marvy 19 Hold off for 21 Jugs 25 Cast 3 Click-on 4 member 29 Stuffed 5 6 23 Ms. Bovary 45 Temporary 24 Drought slowdown Rx giver ender 46 Frothy Fannie26 Harvard brews Viking • rival 47- be an name 27 Adams or honor! Earthen jar McClurg 48 Streetwise Farm baby 28 Steps on 49 Open Magazine· lhe Qas meadow fillers . 30 Made 51 Doze off Horse color an attempt item 7 the slip 8 33 Rome 's legions 34 Enjoy 9 10 a memory 11 Distort 35 l.eastwacky 12 Young 32· Drop veggie 43 39 Quite similar 40 Catamount 41 Wanes · • 42 Be nexf to 20 Pub 21 Timetable info 22 Major outburst Tie up the phone on scones 37 Della or Pee chicken Wee 17 Twist·off 38 Joyous 19 Not awake 40 "Snow" in 36 Drink with 44 conflicts Where India is We have some interesting and uninten· tional linguistic doubles in English. How often ha'lle you heard someone say 1wo twin s~ or "an 1\TM machine"? ~U)O iiiC::hifoCision East The no-trump bid with strength RV"s . North Opening le•d: • J E-mail: captbiii6S@yahoo.com wv-.1w.auotionzip.com ~JiHoll11\s:-rc West :1 (740) 992-5344 ;;,..,,,.,.,.,.= (740)379·9083 Mon-Fri 9am·3pm ;;,;....;.:;..,.--,_-,..-_ Fetty's Beauty Shop Nuw' H1ring Clooth Renters call 304-675-2770 for Info. r:n,ginl! song 13 Open up 14 Royal com husk South Answer to Prevloua Puzzle 53 Boarded up 54 Ravioli or 31 Gives Vulnerab l e: Neither V•k :-,('1'\ iel' and winterize boats ;.mll We Need YOU to apply! AVON! All Areas! To or So li Shirley Athens Me<;lical Lab is Buy looking to lil t a Front Spears 304·6751429 Desk Order Entry/B1IIing Bossard Memorial Li· Position. Medical Teimi- brary seeks app licants nology and - Cod1ng a for the poS111on at .library . must. Full-time 40' hrs. Page/SI1 elvcr. Up to t6 wk. Send resume to 400 hours· per week. MiniE State' Street. Athens, mum wage, includes Oh 45701 evening and weekend Shills. Must be a mini· Con1truction rnurn of sixleen (16) ~::"'=:"'~:;;;;:"'~ years of . age and pass Full time position ava il· bac kground ct1eck. Job able w/Construction description a'nd app licain · . Meigs tion available at library Company county, local app licants circulation desk. Applicaonly, 740-416-1771 from tion must b9 mailed to : 8-4 only. Bossard Library 7 Spruce St. Driven & Delivery Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 ~;;;;;=~~"'"--~ Attn; Debbie Saunders. Delivery Drivers needed library Director" tor Community Program must be cash paid weekly, must Applications postmarked Dv Sept. 27. be neat in appea'<lnce needed. Must be 24 years old and have 2 ye,ars experience . Apply in person at 2204 Jackso n Pike. (hiltl).!t''· ·' 'm il rt·p;t lr. .- An E~cellent way to earn money. The New AVon Call Marilyn 304·682·2<545 Clerical li ght \\Or~. llll'lhank , Apply in Person ,~· hl'c l l'llmputer Att types Masonry, br1ck. block. stone, Free Esli· mate. 740·4 16-7305, 304·593-6421 • J 7 6 • 6 3 . AKQ Wipplc lid . al ignment ~. Concrete 32 withal 10 Dancing clubs 12 Romantic • 9 5l 2 Stop & Compare #5548 NL'\\' & l t,t•J Tirl' ..... w. .· hu) tb~d tit\·~. The G.1 llipols Develop mental Cen ter IS a11 Equal 9pponun11y Employer & 44 Jal 48 Spoee telescope 50 Affront 52 Suffuaod with 1 Canceled 5 Where- mo. pd (."i Ptlint ~ l ° PUBLIC NOTICE ISSUANCE OF AP· PROVAL TO RELO· CATE A ·PORTABLE AIR CONTAMINANT SQURCE FOR Stoneco, Inc. Equipment 140-992-1611 Hours 7:00AM-8 :00PM • 7 5 4 2 • 8 • Q J 10 • J 10 5 l,umcroy, Oil Retires Welcome . Con· 2008. EOE 1.980 14x70,. ;1 1/2 bath. tact Dave at ·Direct Care Stall in resi· denllal youth program. 2br with smat! lot, Apple 304-675-94693 Tree Dr $i 2,000 Mu st be 21 years ol age 304-576-2096 or ~::::::::::..,..-0000::~ Pay baser:i on experi304-674·55 18 EKpmienced driv19r ence ca n 1991 i 4Jo:70 Pinenr:tge mobile home, 3 bd., 2 baths. heat pump, all ap· pliances, dish washer. kitcheritable, . couch , TV, • A K • 9 4 • KQ I ·. toJ J09874 South L & L Tire Barn Servtce I Bus Du ectory East Dealer: West Complete Tree Care fniUfld • frH EttlmBIII ~/;;;C;;;Ieiiirlc":";;;;;; Mlr:idlepon N_ 4111 Ave .. 2 bedroom furnished apart· men!, no pets. dep . & rei., 740·992·0 l65 West 740-416-1164 ==::==:::::::::::::::::::::::::= 2br Trailer in Gall Ferry. Ref. Stove, WID. Heat Pump, patio. fenced backya:rd. $300 deposit + 5375 month firm 304-849·2932 for appt. to see . · • A 10 8 ROGER HYSEllS GARAGE $560. 2· br. furnished, cia, ..;lose to Walman In Mason. $475 per mo. plus dcp:. references req .. 740·992-3961 CONSTRUmOII • 5 2 09·1HI& • 9 863 • A KQ7 • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling Sizes 5'x10' to 10'x30' 1.' 1411 on ;;;;======= North 45771 . F' ABLEI Townhouse apart· month. Homestead · Re· ments , and/or small alty Broker. N~ncy houses lur rent Call 304-675-5540 or 740·441 · 11 t I lor appli- 304-675·0799 catron & rnformnlion ?-~~~~'":!:~~ 3 bel., 2 bath. Pomeroy. Twrn RIVers Tower 1s nc- ·basement wl garage. ceptmg applications lor handicap · accessible. wa1Mg 11st lor HUD sub- $650 per mo .. sid1.zed. 1-BA apanmen! 740·949·2303 for the elderly/disabled. call . 5 room house at 44 Oli"!e _ 675 6679 St. Has stovel relridge. Beautiful Apts . al Jack- S425/rent plus · depoSit, son Estates . . 52 West- No pets . 446-3945 Gracious living 1 and 2 Bedroom Apts . al Village Manor and Riversrde Apts. in MiddlePon, from S327 to $592. 740-992·5064. Equal Housing Opportunity. ROBERT BISSELL 74D-949-2217 9·12 sat. gooo NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE Phillip Alder Open !1-6 M.f 740·446·2568 _n1ce home on SA 160. 12 rno . lease at $650 per mo. plus sec. dep. No pels 446-5062 · or 379 . 2923 Beech St.. Middleport. 2 br. furnished apartment. uti lilies paid. no pets. de· "-:;o;"Ciiio":siiihi:"e":r poSit & references. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; : ; - Immediate Opening for (740)992·0165 Rantala · Cashier/ReceptiOnist The Di\ily Sentinel • Page B5 • 140·992·5682 Equal Housmg Opportunity. ThiS instituiiOn IS an Equal Opponunlly Pro· vider and Employer www.inydailysentinel.com A Sl. 11.124 PllllrtW, GH wood Dr., from S365 lo Taking · applications Wednesday, September 17,2008 ALLEY OOP =I YIP!. ~'--""-"--'"--~ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)- 'Y'ou 'tt get an opportunity to cement stronger bonds with a friend who has many good contacts you would like to make. ,Po your part. and whatever you've been hoping fo r will become a lait accompli. AQUARIU S (Jan. 20·Feb. 19) - Know that, you're a stretch runner who can make moves whenever It re ally coums. Don't let past conditions dilute your laith in yourself or belle! ,that you're going to w;, PISCES {Feb. 20·March 20) - Rather than withholding some critica l inlorma· tion, lay everyltllng on the table. By doing so, you'll win the tru st or someone who can make life so much-happier for you. • ARIES (Marctl 21-April 19) - There are strong indications that Dame Fortune •s blessing you tn ways th at w•ll enhance you r work al;\dlor material wherewith al . It .too ks as it you're being de-all a hand load'ec;t with trum ps:. TA.URUS ,(Aprii20·May 20) - Unless it is absolutely necessary. land tor yourself inStead of deper1d1ng on someone to assist you . Thai which you do all on your own wilt turn out to be exceptionally fortunate. GEMINI (May 21-June 20)-'" UsUally it is completely unwise to do something sim· ply on a hunch that could be extremely costly. At this time, however, you could gel lu cky and get away with going out on a limb. CANCER (June 2 t ·July 22)- The majorreason you wilt score so many points with friends is because you are smart enough to foc us only on their good QualIties and totally Ignore their faults and flllllng!l . LEO (July 23·Augo. 22) - Adversity and oppoalllon Is what stlmulale_p you to try harder; It won't Intimidate you u 11 <loee •o many othera. You the fantaltlc ntiUIII of ataylng the oourM. ,ragardlall or the problem•. will••• SOUPTONUTZ CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebnl) C•pller Cryt;togfams a1e c·earea I!O!TI quoraiH:J('S by famous J~:l e pa~l and presen: Each le!ler J1lhe crp"e1 Slanils 'or ~n~ne ' Today's clue: Kequals L " RtlGBE ZE KWYBE , OHYYHGUKM ·CGOHYYHGUKM , BIBEM oe · DCRY HGYECRHZG ZG TWM YFB ZE VZE GWYCEWK B G I HE Z G 0 B G Y. " • P WEE M S Z 0 D.Z G BE PREVIOUS SOlUTION - "Happiness lies in 1he tOY of achl€vemen1 and 1he of creative elfort." - Fran~tin D. Roosevelt . thrill QRearrange le~ters Jf •he lour scrambled wc;ds beiow ro form ·four ~!mple wordt Hl\RSHT lf:tl lm) lfi.,ndsjumpcdufl 1 ,; cliiTI wuuldn"ijuqlp "ilh ,lhtnl. l would h< at the c rr E 't E j 1-"T""l~r-.-,..,--,----r-l II I 19 I ./ 1 -l...-.l.-.l.-.L. .....J. L.-L.. ·bottom lu ··· ·· ·-·· {$ ComplrJr~ :he C:'1,;ckl.e qumed hllng in ti're mi~s:ng words you develop from :1ep No. 3 belt".w, bv ~ FP. INi NUMiERfD 1 "01 lf!HRI ' t~~r~:' I I I I I----. I I I I SCRAMI.ETS ANSWrRS ~ii6.'0R . Backer ·- Buxom - Villa Medium DIVORCE A FAMOUS COMIC ONCE SAlD. '" Remember man the leading cause of DlVORCI.' ·· ARLO & JANIS �Page 84 • Th~ Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com ' Commercial 500' SQ Feet warehouse 3 rooms and . bath up- storage 2' dock w/2 stairs. Completely tur- rolt -ur door Conven,ent for sem1 nished with WID No location/easy truck loadluntoad Availpets. Rei Req 446-0245 able Oct t 339-0885 Apartment available now ~~"':'"""""":'"""":':":"""--:­ Aiverbend Apts New Commer1cat Space for Haven WV Now accept- Rent Ma1n St Pt Pleas ing applicaiiO(lS HUO-subsidlzed, lor S400fmo 2000 one 703·501-4808 Doublew1de 1n new cond1110n . 4 bedroom. 2 bath. all appliances 1ncluded 537.000 located -at 176 Zuspan Lane Mason Cily 304-675-211 7 Holp Wonted· General Help.Wonted · General ModicaI "A Placu to Call HOME" 1need to f1nd (2) people needing a full time toO Yolr need to De honest a person ol llllegr1ty. wittl good people skrlls. You also need to be able to follow 1nstruct1ons and have an ability to hsten and lead people 1n the nght directiOn I need people who want to w01k and will show up lor work. lf you are a recent college grad and cannot find employment and feet that you are qualll1ed, g1ve us a chance until a JOb in your career path become s available. Call Bri an Ross . Used Car Manager for an intervii w at 446 -9800 Celebration ol L1te .. OV£>rb10ok Center. located at 333 Page Street Middleport, 0111o IS pleased to announce that du9 to 1nternat changes in our ta01hty, we are accepting applicatoos lor full ttme 7P-7A LPN's. part time 7A-7P LPN's and lUll t1me and part time STNA's to JOtn our fr1endly and dedtcated Appl1cant's must • staff be dependable. team pl3yers with postlive attitudes • Interested apph· cants ca n p1ck up an apphcat.Jon M-F 8:30 AM-4:30 PM. All eligible appl1cants will then be contacted by Holl1c Bum· gcfrner. LP N, Staff Development Coordulator@ 740·992EOE & A Part1ci· 647 2 pan! of .the Drug-Free workplacP progfam Foste1 Parents Needed!!! $30-$48 a day with pd resp110 Trr~1ning bug1ns 1n September. Call Oasis to help a ch1ld tmd a place to call home. 1·677·325·1558. sq/11 Brand new 3bed 2bath Delivery/Warehouse peron + -half acre in Pt. son needed, full time . 1m- Bedroom Apts . UlllilleS Downtown M1ddlepoort Included Based on 30o.o across street from New of adJUSted 1ncome. Call Farn 1ty Heal!hcare, 1600 304 -882-3 121, available sq . t~. (reta1VShowroom. for Semor and 01sabted oHice. bac kroom. people restroom) 700+ car count per bus1iless · hour, free on street parking, {740)992, 1900 days Apartment available now ;;,,.,,;;,,;;;;;;;;;,.,;,., Hou1e1 For Rent A1 Verbend Apts New ~~===~=~ Haven '{'IV Now accept, i br, House 1n New Ha, ing applicat ions lor ven wv. lolal elec1r 1c. HUD·subs1d1.zed. one everythuog 1n walk1ng diS· Bedroom Apts Ut11111eS tance S300 month . $300 included Ba sed on 30°.., Pets Pleasant OWNER Fl· med1ate opewng, must NANCE AVAILABLE have gOOd dri~1ng re· (740) 446·3570 co rd ~pply-Ufestyte Fur· nl!ure 856 Third Ave . Mobile Hom€ for Sale Gallipolis, 9 :30-5:00 No 1988 Flem1ng 141160. Phone Calls 2br. 1ba 304'·675·3656 after 5:30pm 6000 Wednesday, September 17, 2008 . . Employment ..... . ACROSS YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE • Room Addltlone & Remodeling • New G&rngel • Electrical & Plumbing • Roofing & Gutter• - Vinvt Siding' PAinting Patio and Perch Decks wv 036725 V.C . YOUNG Ill 992·6215 Pomerov. Oh1 o 25 Year -; Loc~ 1 Exper•cnce Hil l"s Self Storage 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 740·4<11-9387 Modern 1BR 740-446·0390 apl. Call New Haven, one bedroom apartmertt. deposit & ' references. 740-992-0165 2BR at Johnsons Mobile Home Park, Call New! Be ltle tirst to 11ve in a now log duplex 28R. 1 Oat~ . HAICA. Porter area. No pets De· pos1t & rei. $550 per month. Cal l 446-2801 Federal Fund s just re· leased lor Land Owners . No closing cos t and ZERO DOWN! Will do Nice · Clean Ground Floor, 2br, WID hookup, Aelerences/DepositiNo Pets 304-675·5162 Now accepting aPplications at: Valley View Apartments 800 State Aoule 325 Thurman. Ohio 45685 740·245·9170 1·2 Bedr'oom Apartments with appliances lwnished On site laundry iacility. Call tor details or pick up application at rental assistance. Possibility of rental assistance. Equal Housing Opportunity TDD# 419·526·0466 ''This Institution is an Equal Opportufllly Prov1der and E_mployer" Pleasant Valley Apartments 1s now tak1ng applications lor 2BA, 3BA & 48R ,, HUD . Subsidized Apartments. Application s are taken Monday through Friday. from 9am·4pm . Office is located at 1151 Evergreen Drive, Point Pleasant, WV. 304-675·5806 740·645·0506 740·446·2003 or land improvements. Bar1kruptcy & Bad Credit OK. 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedavai lable. rooms 74d·446·3384 3 BA, wid hookup. mo· bite' home. no pets $450 month +deposit 446· 7311 call Double wide 3 BR 2 ball1 $575 ·deposit $575 rent per mth plus utls. Ready 1722B Chatham Ave . Solos ~~IIH7 ent. centel, lwo beds, nt slands, dressers. 740·591·8936 2 2006 16x80 Clayton 3 bed .2 bath, 200 16x70 Fleetwood 2 b(ld 1 bath, 1999 Fortune 3 Ded 2 bath. We deliver block level and anchor We can do the footers. also. Daytime 740·388·0000 or 740·388·85 13 Eve· ning' 740-388-8017 or 740-245·9213. Sandpiper mobile home. 14X70.1990.wlappliances,2 car metal car· port, el(cellent · shape, must be moved $1 3,500.740·992·6849. Friendly, professional work atmosphere with good benefits. Must be people fnendly and responsib le . ..... l'Uil! p k .ll' \l' ITin• oi l A LOCAL MANUFAC· TURER is taking applica· tions lor EXfEatENCf..D M1g Welders . Please ap· ply at person at 2150 Eastern Avenue. Gallipolis.OH """"'":"""'""'""'""'= Auctioneer: BIIIV R. Goble Jr. this notice. You are hereby notified that this action ol the Director Is final and may be appealed to the Environmental Review Appeals Commission 121 .8809 (06649600291 pursuant to Sactlon Ohio EPA has received 3745 .04 of the Ohio Re· Food Services Luncl1room Vending Attendant, Part 'Time, M ·F, 8am-tpm. product dellv· ered to you . Paid train· ing, holir:iays , vacation , 40 t k $B 25 /hr. Pre-em; ploy ment drug testing. EOE Ca ll 304· 485 · 5421 Gov•mment & Federal Jobs POST OFFICE Hair Dresser Wa nt ed at Shae's Beauty Salon contact Karrie 304·675-2828 House parenls{2)~anted lor boys group horne locatec..l in southern .Ohio. 27-7 care lor 2 weeks on -2 we6ks oU. Expenence raising teens or fos ter care preferred. We pro· vide training Interested? Call Oasis NOW 1-877-325· 1588 lor more HIRING avg. Pay S20r1lr ~i01!'19liiQD~atjiii2110-~~~~ or o~57Kiyr , includes The Viltnge of Middlepon Fed.Ben. OT. · Place by is looKing for a team -o ri · ented individual lor wator adSource, not affiliated treatfll{!nl/distribulion . with USPS who hires. was te w<der 1-866-403·2582 • • lreatmen Vco1lect1ons and vanous otllor duties . Duties u':lqUire tosllng & sampli ng water & wa~te water, reading water meter s. instC~llotion &. repairing at wa ter meters, op1 some heavy era lion equipment & olhef du ties. Full benefits available, applications wilt be ,! I . accepted unlit 4:00 pm .on 09119/2 008 at 237 peal •hall be flied with Rac(o) St .. Middlep ort Etnployti r. Drug the Director within EEO Free Work Place. three (3) days of llllng with the Commission. Ohio EPA requests that a copy of the appeal be served upon the Ohio Attorney Generars Of· flee, Environmental Ena request to relocate a vised Code. The appeal forcement Sectlofl. An portable air contaml· must be In Wrltlf!g and appeal may be filed nant source for the set forth the action with the Environmental company Identified complained of arld the above. Upon review of the request, tho Dirac· tor has approved the relocation of Stoneco. Inc. Equipment 121 .8809, emissions unit 8003, permitted undorPTJ 104.01201 Is· sued on July 1.8 , 2000. The air grounds 'upon which the appeal Ia based. The appeal must be flied with the Commls· slon within thirty (30) days after nilllce of the Dlrector"s action. The appeal must be accom· panted byaflllngfHof $70.00 which the Com· contaminant source 11 currently In missiOn, In Ita dlscre· alorage In Columbus, tlon , may reduce If by Ohio (Franklin County). affidavit you demon· and Ia authorized to strata that payment of move to 49947 State the full amount of the Route 124 In Racine, tee would cause ex- HoLLYw .·OP · f£. 0 - '" f'oLICE Pff'T. ~ I PETECTIVfS I Aevlew Appeals Com· mission at the follow ~ lng address : Environmental RevieW Appeals Col)lmlsslon 309 South Fourth Street, Room 222 Columbus. Ohio 43215 All Inquiries concern· lng this action may be directed to tho contact Identified below. Klmbra Reinbold. Ohio EPA Southeast District Office, Dlvlolon of Air Pollution Control, 2195 Front St., logan, OH Ofllo (Melgo County) treme hardahlp. 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Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions 25+ y~an; expe~·e llff free E.\'tirnale!J' Advertise in this space for . $64 p.er month 'lbur 'lllrthdo,v: become more closely involved · with someone who could turn out to be quite lucky tor you . Vour new pal will show you new ways to reach your heart's desires - and make your dreams como true. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Your best asset Is the ability to neutralize any neg· atlve· conditions that come your way through · strong, pos!tiva thinking. You'll gear yoursett to think "win" - and. consequently, you will. LIBRA (Sep t. 23-0ct. 23) - There is more than one opportunity that yOLfll be aware of. and want to' take advantage of. Lady Luck is trying to use them as a means to conn ect you t..S her fortune cir· cuit s. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ~ An old. dependable ally with whom you 've previ· ously been successful ml gnt return with a new partne rship endeavor. The arrangement will once aga in be a lucky one. SA.~ITIAAIUS (Nov. 23-0 ec. 2 1) - An important involvemen t that , up until now. has proven to be a flop wi ll lind new wings to fly. Th is resurgence will make all the difference in the world and carry you .., Ill DRill CIH •11111111111 WlleiiS Fur Kc~nndcling nnd New House all compan y henefi ts tnL·Iuding hea lth and lilt insurance. 401k , paid vac<t ti on and holi days. PRETTI{ SOOH I'LL. 8E LOSIN6 ALL MV HAIR .. .PAYING TOP PRICES FIR PSI CONSTRUCTION AstroGraph In the year ahead, you are hkely to 866·564 · 8 6 79 Cllltlvdc Clldrten• Cllll• hlllllenllllllllrll 1~1111 ftr Clr11111 Prlclll We are looking at interesting and mien· lienal dmiDies in bridge. First, we are eKamining takeouHdoubles. When your parlner makes a takeout double, what do you need to make a repl y 1n notrump? The first thing to remember is that part· ner has implied shortage 'ln the opener's suit. Consequenily, you cannot rely oh partner for any help lhere. So, it you bid no-trump, you should have a good hold· iog in thai suit. Second, the more you bid, the more points you promise. An advance of one no-trump shOws 6·9 points. two no-trump 10-12. and thre e no-trump 13·15. With more, faint! And it is unlikely lhat you havo four r.ards in an unbid major. Also, do not wo. ry about being weak in another suit Vour parlner has promised length lhere; il is his job to have that suit cover04 In this deal, South should leap straight to three no-lrump. He ha s no intereSt in a major·sui1 contract and has clubs well under control. After West leads the club· jack, declarer sees eight top tricks: lour hearts. one diamond and th ree clubs. The ninth win· ner will come from spades. South wi ns , the first trick and immed1ately plays a spade to West's king . If West persists with clubs, declarer will end with an overtricf(;, But if West shifts to the diamond king . South wHI win wilh dummy's ace and lead another spade.l\t' the worst, he will lose two spades and two diamonds. Thursday, Sept. 18, 2008 By.Bernlce Bede Oaol a.enMIIIIIIJ-frldiiJ 9:00 111-6:10 1m SI1111'1111V.9:00 1111-12:011m • VInyl Siding • Replacement Windows ·Roofing ·Decks · Garages • Pole Buildings • Room Additions Pass Pass G INr. (.,ll\ ~V ' I ;l 1 wi ll_include dale entry cash ;~ppl it.:ali~n . offers TO <:<R"'OC. 1'\YSE.L f I TOFWNK LiKI~'>~u 7 503 Mill Sl• Mlddle110n. 0145780 140-912-3894 1·. \Cct :111u Word software . Responsibi lit ics Po:-,ition 't DH>, UI'ITIL IT C.r..fo\E. Tl~ BAD CREDIT? NO CREDIT ? BANKRUPTCY ? ·Manley's Recycling Slt (:l\.·~sful an:i1Ut1tir r ~ -·-·"''- Help Wanted Heartland · Puhlications LLC, a fast ~rnw in g n cwsp<t pc r Tt..U&\-\T. YOU ~ RIIIIFIN<; & RIMtlllii.IN<, ( 0 . 740-444-~152 ' or lea 't'e mcssn •c Cell: 740·4t6·5047 email: jrshadfrm @aol.com I""C,OCC> FOR YOU ! t>H> F"l ~t> IiTO YOUR Rub ber Ro ofing. Room Addit ions. Decks. 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How often ha'lle you heard someone say 1wo twin s~ or "an 1\TM machine"? ~U)O iiiC::hifoCision East The no-trump bid with strength RV"s . North Opening le•d: • J E-mail: captbiii6S@yahoo.com wv-.1w.auotionzip.com ~JiHoll11\s:-rc West :1 (740) 992-5344 ;;,..,,,.,.,.,.= (740)379·9083 Mon-Fri 9am·3pm ;;,;....;.:;..,.--,_-,..-_ Fetty's Beauty Shop Nuw' H1ring Clooth Renters call 304-675-2770 for Info. r:n,ginl! song 13 Open up 14 Royal com husk South Answer to Prevloua Puzzle 53 Boarded up 54 Ravioli or 31 Gives Vulnerab l e: Neither V•k :-,('1'\ iel' and winterize boats ;.mll We Need YOU to apply! AVON! All Areas! To or So li Shirley Athens Me<;lical Lab is Buy looking to lil t a Front Spears 304·6751429 Desk Order Entry/B1IIing Bossard Memorial Li· Position. Medical Teimi- brary seeks app licants nology and - Cod1ng a for the poS111on at .library . must. Full-time 40' hrs. Page/SI1 elvcr. Up to t6 wk. Send resume to 400 hours· per week. MiniE State' Street. Athens, mum wage, includes Oh 45701 evening and weekend Shills. Must be a mini· Con1truction rnurn of sixleen (16) ~::"'=:"'~:;;;;:"'~ years of . age and pass Full time position ava il· bac kground ct1eck. Job able w/Construction description a'nd app licain · . Meigs tion available at library Company county, local app licants circulation desk. Applicaonly, 740-416-1771 from tion must b9 mailed to : 8-4 only. Bossard Library 7 Spruce St. Driven & Delivery Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 ~;;;;;=~~"'"--~ Attn; Debbie Saunders. Delivery Drivers needed library Director" tor Community Program must be cash paid weekly, must Applications postmarked Dv Sept. 27. be neat in appea'<lnce needed. Must be 24 years old and have 2 ye,ars experience . Apply in person at 2204 Jackso n Pike. (hiltl).!t''· ·' 'm il rt·p;t lr. .- An E~cellent way to earn money. The New AVon Call Marilyn 304·682·2<545 Clerical li ght \\Or~. llll'lhank , Apply in Person ,~· hl'c l l'llmputer Att types Masonry, br1ck. block. stone, Free Esli· mate. 740·4 16-7305, 304·593-6421 • J 7 6 • 6 3 . AKQ Wipplc lid . al ignment ~. Concrete 32 withal 10 Dancing clubs 12 Romantic • 9 5l 2 Stop & Compare #5548 NL'\\' & l t,t•J Tirl' ..... w. .· hu) tb~d tit\·~. The G.1 llipols Develop mental Cen ter IS a11 Equal 9pponun11y Employer & 44 Jal 48 Spoee telescope 50 Affront 52 Suffuaod with 1 Canceled 5 Where- mo. pd (."i Ptlint ~ l ° PUBLIC NOTICE ISSUANCE OF AP· PROVAL TO RELO· CATE A ·PORTABLE AIR CONTAMINANT SQURCE FOR Stoneco, Inc. Equipment 140-992-1611 Hours 7:00AM-8 :00PM • 7 5 4 2 • 8 • Q J 10 • J 10 5 l,umcroy, Oil Retires Welcome . Con· 2008. 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Heat Pump, patio. fenced backya:rd. $300 deposit + 5375 month firm 304-849·2932 for appt. to see . · • A 10 8 ROGER HYSEllS GARAGE $560. 2· br. furnished, cia, ..;lose to Walman In Mason. $475 per mo. plus dcp:. references req .. 740·992-3961 CONSTRUmOII • 5 2 09·1HI& • 9 863 • A KQ7 • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling Sizes 5'x10' to 10'x30' 1.' 1411 on ;;;;======= North 45771 . F' ABLEI Townhouse apart· month. Homestead · Re· ments , and/or small alty Broker. N~ncy houses lur rent Call 304-675-5540 or 740·441 · 11 t I lor appli- 304-675·0799 catron & rnformnlion ?-~~~~'":!:~~ 3 bel., 2 bath. Pomeroy. Twrn RIVers Tower 1s nc- ·basement wl garage. ceptmg applications lor handicap · accessible. wa1Mg 11st lor HUD sub- $650 per mo .. sid1.zed. 1-BA apanmen! 740·949·2303 for the elderly/disabled. call . 5 room house at 44 Oli"!e _ 675 6679 St. Has stovel relridge. Beautiful Apts . al Jack- S425/rent plus · depoSit, son Estates . . 52 West- No pets . 446-3945 Gracious living 1 and 2 Bedroom Apts . al Village Manor and Riversrde Apts. in MiddlePon, from S327 to $592. 740-992·5064. Equal Housing Opportunity. ROBERT BISSELL 74D-949-2217 9·12 sat. gooo NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE Phillip Alder Open !1-6 M.f 740·446·2568 _n1ce home on SA 160. 12 rno . lease at $650 per mo. plus sec. dep. No pels 446-5062 · or 379 . 2923 Beech St.. Middleport. 2 br. furnished apartment. uti lilies paid. no pets. de· "-:;o;"Ciiio":siiihi:"e":r poSit & references. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; : ; - Immediate Opening for (740)992·0165 Rantala · Cashier/ReceptiOnist The Di\ily Sentinel • Page B5 • 140·992·5682 Equal Housmg Opportunity. ThiS instituiiOn IS an Equal Opponunlly Pro· vider and Employer www.inydailysentinel.com A Sl. 11.124 PllllrtW, GH wood Dr., from S365 lo Taking · applications Wednesday, September 17,2008 ALLEY OOP =I YIP!. ~'--""-"--'"--~ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)- 'Y'ou 'tt get an opportunity to cement stronger bonds with a friend who has many good contacts you would like to make. ,Po your part. and whatever you've been hoping fo r will become a lait accompli. AQUARIU S (Jan. 20·Feb. 19) - Know that, you're a stretch runner who can make moves whenever It re ally coums. Don't let past conditions dilute your laith in yourself or belle! ,that you're going to w;, PISCES {Feb. 20·March 20) - Rather than withholding some critica l inlorma· tion, lay everyltllng on the table. By doing so, you'll win the tru st or someone who can make life so much-happier for you. • ARIES (Marctl 21-April 19) - There are strong indications that Dame Fortune •s blessing you tn ways th at w•ll enhance you r work al;\dlor material wherewith al . It .too ks as it you're being de-all a hand load'ec;t with trum ps:. TA.URUS ,(Aprii20·May 20) - Unless it is absolutely necessary. land tor yourself inStead of deper1d1ng on someone to assist you . Thai which you do all on your own wilt turn out to be exceptionally fortunate. GEMINI (May 21-June 20)-'" UsUally it is completely unwise to do something sim· ply on a hunch that could be extremely costly. At this time, however, you could gel lu cky and get away with going out on a limb. CANCER (June 2 t ·July 22)- The majorreason you wilt score so many points with friends is because you are smart enough to foc us only on their good QualIties and totally Ignore their faults and flllllng!l . 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DIVISION IV 1, Coldwater (20} 4·0 2, Steuberrvitle (2) 4·0 Youngs. Mooney (1) J-·1 4, Fostoria 4-0 1, Cin. Colerain (21) 4·0 2. Cle. Glenville (3) 4-0 3, Pickerington Cent. (1).4-Q. 4. Lakewood St. Edward 4-0 5, Cin. St. Xavier 3·1 6. Dublin Coffman 4.0 7, Huber Hts. Wayne 4-Q 8, Can. GlenOak {2) 4-0 9. Hilliard DavidsOn 4·0 10, Brunswick 4-0 6, Bet mont Union Local 4-0 7, Cots. Hartley 4-Q 8, New lexington 4-D 9, Massl!lon TuslaW 4-0 10. Genoa Area 4-o· 264 218 198 170 145 110 9B 94 63 43 Other& receiving 12 or more points: 11 , Plain City Jonathan Alder (1) 34. 12 (tie), Coshocton, Akr: SVSM 26. 14, Marion Pleasant 14. 15 (lie), Brookville, Perry 13. • DIVISION V Others receiving 12 or more points: 1 1, Youngs. Boardman 41 . 12, Worthington Kilbourne 33. 13, Cle. St. Ignatius 21 14, Cin. Elder 16 1. Youngs. Ursuline (20• W 2, St Henry (4) 4-0 126 101 83 45 44• · 263 7. Wheefersburg 4-0 220 195 a. Anna 4-D · 9, Kirtland 4-0 tO, Ashland Crestview 4-0 148 136 Others receiVIng 12 or more points: 11 , Fredericktown 34. 12, W. Uberty-Salein 129 104 96 65 16. 13 (tie), Bainbridge Paint Valley, Cin. Hills, Delphos Jefferson 15. 16, N. Lewisburg Triad 12. 42 1, Hopewei-Loudon (11) •-o 2. Moohonlcsburg (9) 4-0 . 3, Delphos StJohn's (1) 4-D 4, Mogadore (1) 4-0 5, Carey 4-0 6, Norwalk Sl Paul {3) 4-0 · Olentangy 24. 13, COts. Beechcroft 19. 14, DreSden Tri-Vaile)r 14. DIVISION Ill 1, Poland Se minary (22) 4·0 270 2. St Marys Memorial (2) 4·0 3, Thornvitie Sheridan (2) 4-0 4, Tipp Ci1y Tippecanoe (1) 4-0 5, You11gs. Llberly 4-0 6, Canal Fullon NW 3-1 7, Cle. Benedictine ~H 8, Cuya Falls WalSh Jes (1 ) 3-1 9. Granville 4-0 197 193 • DIVISION VI others .receiving 12' or more points: 11 , . Alliance 38 . 12, Lew!$ Center 10, Bellevue 3-1 161 6, Findlay Liberty·Benlon 4-Q 2, Louisville (7) 4-o 5, , 197 5, Maria Stein Marion Local 3-1 127 1, Cols. De Sales { 17) 4-0 3,Toi.Ceni.Coth .( 1)4-0 260 226 3, Hamler Patrie!( Henry 4-0 4, Archbold (4) 4-o DIVISION II 4 , Logon (1) 4-0 Cin. TUrpin 4·0 6, Lexington 4-0 7, Sylvania Southview {1) 4·0 B. Cin. Anderson (1) 3·1 9, E. Cle. Shaw 4-0 10, New Carlisle Tecumseh 4-0 267 202 202 178 162. 108 86 67 46 41 s, Kenering Alter (4) 4-0 DIVISION I 167 244 · 215 196 149 144 140 7. Ada 4-0 8, Cots. Afrlcantrlc (1) 4-0 88 9, Newark Cath. 3·1 71 10, Molvem (1) 4-o 38 84 93 83 72 46 Others receiving 12 or more points: 11 , McDonald 36. 12, Hannibal River 31 , 13, Bridgeport 29. 14, Berlin Center Western Reserve ( 1) 26. 15, ~andora­ 44 Gilboa 18. 62 Wednesday, September 17,2008 www.inydailysentinel.com from Page 81 Hocking in a Tri- Valley Hockin~ Conference · Division match up in Athens Countv. Thetady Eagles ( 10-2. ~0 TVC Hocking) won their 28th con secuti ve league co.ntest. posting team nllln bers of 38 ki'lls , 33 assists. 3 1 digs and four block s while going 82-of-90 at the 'ervice line for 91 percent. . The Green and Wh ite were led at the serving line by Tresa Swatzel with 12 points - including a teamhigh six aces - followed by Katie Wilfong and Morgan Burt wi th nine points each. Lauren Cummings was next with· eight points. followed by Beverly Maxson with six. Karissa Connolly and Brittany Casto also added t\VO points apiece . Casto led the net attack with I d kills. followed by Swatzel with eight. Burt and Brit1iey MoJTison both had seven kill s. while Wilfong.added another four. Maxson also had two kills in the triumph . Burt had a team-high three blocks and Connollv had a game- high 30 assists. Swatzel also led the Lady Eagles with seven digs . T. Russell led the Lady lancers with 12 points. Eastern made it" a clean sweep of the evening. winning the junior varsity con-. test in two straight games. EHS returns to TVC Hocking action bn Thursday when it hosts Tri1pble. The J V conte st will SlaJ1 at 6 p.m. Bryan Walters/photo The Meigs duo of Tricia Smith , left , and Morgan Howard, middle, leap up lo block a spike attempt from a Belpre player Tuesday in Rocksprings. I he net in the two .finales to help Southern pull ou~ the outscoring the ho.'h. 50-25 the rest of the eveNing to Wtn . . earn the three-game sweep. Emma Hunt er had a Amv Noe led the Angels' strong pass ing niglll wi th service attack with · 17 ten as;ists and an 18-22 poititi and s1x · aces. fol serving. night:Chelsea Pape lowed by Kacie Shoemaker was 11 - 12 serving, .Boso with 10 poinb. Breu Close was 15- 17 spiking with two also added ntne points and kills. L.indsay Teaford was five ac~ s. Alexis Geiger and IJ-14 serving, Samantha Hannah Cunningham both Patterson was ·J0- 12 serv- had five poinh. Caroli ne ing. Courtney Thomas I0- Baxter had three points and 13 serving wilh four a"ist' Megan Fosler had one and a good passing night. poi~t. and Ashley Walker was 14Mollie Blake led the net 14 serving. :mack with nine kills and SOUTHERN EDGES MILLER Freshn1an Kelsey ~even blocks. followed hy Hol si nger was 2, 1-23 spik- Nne with four kills. Geiger HEMLOCK - It took ing with eight kills, two four tries, but Soulhern clinks. and a block. while and Foster also had three finally grou nded the stub- Katie Woods had an ass ist kill s apiece. Foster also had blocks and Geiger three. bom ' Miller Falcon s in four· and a kill. Hunter. Stcph sixShoemaker had·- a teamsets (25-19 , 20-25, 25-23. Shamblin. and lay lor posthigh 32 dig s in the triumph. and 25-23) Tuesday night ed kills. Cu nn ingham had a teamduring Tri- Valley · Miller won . the reserve Hocking game 25 -2 I and 25- 17 . high 12 assists, while Close Conference Division volleyball action at · Miller was led by Mariah and Baxter added respective Miller High School. Thompson with 2 1 points, assist numbers of nine and Southern of Coach Tonja while Hope Teaford had six. Gallia Ac~demy made it a Hunter lifted its record to 5- nine for Southern and Vada clean sweep of the evening 4 overall. Counls had eight. and with a 25- 10. 25-6 win in Southern pulled mvay Emily Ash six. Southern is the junior var<ity contest. from a 20-19 lead in the at Meigs on Wednesday. Morgan Datiiels led the first game when Lindsay Angels wi th e ight points, Teaford posted the last fiv e ANGELS TAME IRONTON l'ollowed by Taylor Foster points for the win. Teaford with , even points and four tallied nine points iA the IRONTON Gallia aces. game. while doing <\ good Academy volleyball made GAHS returns to SEOAL job as Libero defensively. the long drive down Ohio South action Thur; day · Miller fought back in the Route 7 on Tuesdav, then when it host<· ChiII icothe ·at second game to narrowly made short w'ork host 5: 15 p.m. edge Southern 20-25. The Ironton during a .straightlast two games went to the ~ame 25-21. 25-9 , 25 -16 RV BEATS REDWOMEN IN 4 limit. Both ·see-saw affairs ·~ictory in a Southeastern with numerous lead Ohio Athletic League South 'PEDRO - River Valley contest fn volleyball remained unbeatchanges, Southern held on Divi sion by a thread to win each Lawrence County. en in Ohio Valley The Blue Angels (8-2, 4-2 Conference play and finale 25-23. Scoring was spread out SEOAL South) ran into a improved to 5-2, overall among Emma Hunter (9). tiesty group of Lady Tigers following Tuesday night 's Ashley Walker (9), Rashell during Game 1. which !'our-game 25-23. 26-28, Boso ( 12), Katie Woods ended up being only a four- 25-20. 25-17 victory over (10), Chelsea Pape (6), and point deci sion. Then the host Rock Hill in Lawrence Breanna Taylor (4). Kelsey Blue and White found the.ir · County. . · Holsinger had a big night at rhythm and momentum , The Lady Raiders (5-2, 4- or 0 OV() ran into a tough test in the Redwomen , as the fi rsr two games were decided by the minimum two point> en route to a one-ali tie through two ·games. The Silver and Black seemed 10 find their groove in Game J with a five-point win. then rode that momentum on to an eight-point win in Game 4 to take the evening triumph. Ka yla Smith led the guests at the >ervi•·e line with 13 points. followed by Markenzie Cluxlon with II and Linsey Stover with 10 poinb. Jacyueline Jac9bs hau nine points, lliana Corfias added seven and the duo of Carissa Gilmore and · Aubrie Rice chipped in two points apiece. Jarobs led the net attack with 18 kills. followed by Corfias with nine and both Smith and Rice with six kills each. Gilmore and · Stover also had a kill. apiece·. . Kassie Large led · RHHS with 18 service points in the setback. The Lady Raiders claimed an evening sweep uf the night with a 25-11 , 25 -8 win in the Junior varsity contest. Kelc!e Carter led the JV Raiders (6- 1, 4-0 OVC) with six points. Katelyn .Birchfield, Tash Alexander and Ciara Bostic all had five points as well. RVHS ret.urns · to action . ,today when it hosts Fairlal)d in another OVC contest . The JV game will stilrt at 5:30 points . PROCTORVILLE.- It . took five hard-fought games, but South Gallia's fivematch winning streak 'ultimately came to . an end Monday night during a 2518. 25-23 , 23-25. 18-25. 915 seiback to host Fairland during a non -conference. contest in Law rence County. The Lady Rebels (7-4) seemed to be on their way to a · sixth-straight viciory, jumping out to a comfortable two-games-to-none lead. The Lady Dragons, however, held strong in Game 3 before winning that contest by the narrowest of margins. Momentum seemed to shift after that. as tile hosts went on to win games four and five by seven and six points, respectively. Those wins allowed Fatrland to come away with the match triumph. The Lady Rebel s were led by ' Katie Lawrence and Natasha Adkins with 10 points apiece. Tayler Duncan, Rachel Stanley, Alisa Johnson and Hailee Swain all contributed six each. while Chrissie Tirpak added one point in the set-· back. Adkins led the net attack with eight kills, follo.wed by J.ohnson wil·h seven and Chandra Canaday with two kill s. Adkins and Johnson also had a team-high three blocks each. a Wahama's Dave Green hits chip shot on the second hole during a tri-match with Point Pleasant and River Valley Tuesday at Cliffside Golf Club in Gallipolis. Golf fromPageBl mate h · at Riverside · on Thursday. River Valley will retum to action Friday at the Ohio Valley Conference meet at Sugarwood. Bissell. pp NIPS BUFFALO In addition ro Bissell's score, Wahama's winning BUFFALO. W.Va. - It total included a 47 from was a close contest held Adam Roush and a 49 from Thursday afternoon ·Dave Greene. Matt Amuld's between the Point Pleasant 52 was the fourth swre that varsity golf team and counted for the White Buffalo at the Scarlet Oaks Falcons. Zack Whitlatch Golf Course. and Kevin Back also played The Point golfers came for Wahama. Brandon out on top with a winning Johnson missed his second straight match because of score of 186 which was illness, but will return to only two strokes better than the hosts. play on Thursday. Foi the first time this seaRobert Davis shot a 45 for son, Point's leading scorer Point 's second score tl)at was someone other that counted. He was fo'ilowed Opie Lucas. Alex Potter, by Jason Stoffer with a 54 who has shown considerand Travis Grimm 's '55. able improvem~nt of lat~ . Alex Potter and Justin was co' medalist for the day Cavender turned in non- . with a good score of 43 to counting scores for the Big lead the winners. Opie Blacks. . Lucas and Justin Cavender River Valley 's best score- both shot 46 . Travis Grimm of the day was a 49 by Todd provided Point's · fourt11 Simms. Kyle Bryant added score with a 51 to complete a 52 to go along with the 53 the winning t,otaL by Chris Goodrich and a 56 Buffalo 's Jake Harri s by Zack Polcyn. The scores turned in a 43 lo earn him- , shot by Cody Wimmer and self co-meda list honors for Matt Ball were nut included the da¥. He was fo llowed by Garrett E)urdette with a-46 in the final tally. Wahama takes a day off and Drew Angle with a 49 . on Wednesday before host- Zack C. shot a 50 for ing , Buffalo, Gallipolis and Buffalo' s 4th score that Point Pleasant in a quad . counted in the final tally. Meigs County Fair "Thank You" Ads ;;o l"l ·. :\'l'S • \'ol. :;H, No. 41) SPORTS • High school football previews. See Page 81 • .. .. 1 Col. X 2" Weekday ' $13.56 Sunday $20.70 Weekday $67.80. Sunday $103.50 ' IJ/}JjJJ]~ $20.34 Sunday . $31.05 $54.24 Sunday $82.80 ' Bv 'BETH SERGENT BSEAGENTCMYDAILYSENTINELCCM The prehearing confer- · heard'nor decided.. ence is set for 10 a.m.. The appeal was filed hy Jan . 27 _2009 while the de .the Natural Re sou rces novo hearing is set for I 0 Defense CounciL Chicago, ·a.m .. Feb. 9, 2009 both at . 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Repre se ntativ es from AMP-Ohio had pre viously stated they anticipateu the appeal and wn tinu e to move forward wi th the project. Hurricane Ike affects • gas prices 0BITUARIFS Page AS · • Virginia Mae Foster, 80 '•"Mary "Alltr-Myer, 75 • Reva .L. \,/aughan, 83 · INSIDE . • Men's Health Clinic : held. See Page A2 • Candidate speaks to Rotary. See Page A2 • Shriver receives endorsement. See Page A2 • For the Record. See Page AS • Reclaim Music Festival coming to Meigs County. See Page AS , . • Emancipation celebrating 145th gathering. See Page A6 . . Brian J_ Reed/photo Green party candidate on Congressional ballot Bv BRIAN J. REED BAEED@MYOAILVSENTINELCOM WEATHER . . Steve Chapell and Donna Bryanf of Pomeroy may have found the most ine.xpensive and environ"!entally friendly way to transporl their family around ,town. Their sons, Stevie, 4, and Austin, 3, fi,t pertectly on the back of the family bike·s, while year-old Tristan is perfectly comfortable pulling up the rear in his little wagon. The family was enjoying a trip around downtown Pomeroy Wednesday afternoon. · POMEROY - A candi: date representing the· Green Party will join U.S. Rep. Charlie Wilson, DBridgeport, and Republican Richard Stobbs. in the race for U.S. Congress. Dennis Spisak, Struthers, originally to be a write-in candidate, provided proof to let Spisak on the ballot, if of his s·e lection by the he provided proof of his Green Party and will appear, nomination . ' on the Nov. 4 general elecOhio Secretary of State · lion ballot. Jennifer Brunner ordered According to a press the placement of the Green release issued by Spisak, Party pre!;idential ticket on Columbiana County Board the ballot in light of recent of Elections Director Kim · court · deCisions which · Meek said she was,contact- allowed Libertarian candied last· week about the dates to be put on the balSecretary of State's decision lots. This decision came of the first week September. Spisak claimed his name should go on the ballot. since he's a Green Party candidate who has served the party since late 2003 and was chosen by the Ohio Greeh Party 's State Coordinating Committee to run for the Sixth' District congressional seat. POMEROY L AAA estimates mul oris ts in South · Central Ohio are paying 40 cenls more at the pump thi s week in the aftermath of Hurri cane Ike wi th prices in Meigs County on the rise as well. Salltrday aflernoon 011 the throL! gh Meigs drive County, motori sts likely noticed gas stat ion attendants walking out to change the prices. in some places going from around $:1 .7\l to $3.99 overnight. AAA estimates this week's average prices in South Central Ohio are · $4.0 I compared to the week of Sept. 9 when they were $3.60 per gallon for regular unleaded. The average prce during the week fo Sept. 18. 2007 was $2.86 per gallon. a difference of $1 .15 . AAA released the foilwing list of average. unlead ed self-serve g~soline per gallon in nearby cities: $4.07 in Athens. $4.01 in Chillca,the, . $4.00 in Gallipolis , $4.06 in Ironton , $4.02 in Jackson. $3.89 in Washington Court Hou se_ $4.14 in Waverly . Regular unleaded was selling for $4.05 per gallon yesterday in Mason Cmmly. W.Va. In Please see Gas prices, AS Democratic chairman to attend HQ • openmg Bv BRIAN J. 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Chairman of the Ohio Democratic Party. will visit Pomeroy Thursday for the opening of the Meigs Democratic headquarters. The Meigs County Democrats operate from Carpent e rs Hall. 2 18 E. Main St .. Pomeroy . The fall campaign headquarters will oflicially open at 6:45 p.m .. Red!ern just prior to the monthly meeting of the ' Democratic Executive Committee . Redfern will discuss · the from the '.'campaign ground." accprding to a spokesman for ihe ODP. including the ODP"s coordination ' with the Obama!Biden organization Pluse see Chelnnen. 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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