https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a770d798eca40791c2184b26917787fb.pdf d52063853b09e2717c0e43c00a65210c PDF Text Text ' Jia:ge B6 • The Daily Sentinel .. ~ www.mydallysentlnel.com West remains undefeated in WNBA All-Star game · for the experienced players," Swoopes said. Alw, her 8-year-old son, UNCASVILLE. Conn. Jordan, who joined his mom Shery I Swoopes made ,sure at center court immediately the West stayed a perfect o-0 after the game Jold her in the in the highest scoring All- · morning she would win the Star game in WNBA history MVP - the first one fl;r on· Saturday. · . Swoopes. one ot the league s . Swoopes, the game's MVP. toundon g p\a~ers. . scored 15 points tq lead the M111nesota s Kat1c Sn11th West to a 122-99 shootout added 16 pmnts. hutmg .J -otwin over the East. It was the 6 J-pointers and Los West's largest margin of vic-. Angel~s· Chamiqtle tory, and the most points the Holdsdaw added _1.:1 tor the East has scored. West. Sacramento s YolanJa ' With II Olympians in the Griffith had a team-high \.J game; the high score was a rcbounch. . Nolan led the ~ast w1 th ~() given, bur it was the impromptu slam-dunk con- po11lts. lnd1ana s Tan11k_a test in the .closi ng seqmds Catch1ngs and New .. York s . that brought the se llout Bc.:ky Hammon lu11sh~d · crowd of 9.168 ro their feet wnh I~ points ap1ece. · at the Mohegan Sun Arena. . In all. I~ players finished · Detroit'.s Deanna Nolan, a Ill double ligures. 6-foot guard. made a couple Cuchings go t the East oiT runs i.ll a Junk, soaring lo thl~ and _run111n g early wuh lhrce basket from a wiue-open lane str;ugh l basket>, . hut and narrowlv missing both Swoopcs and Seattle s S~1e shots " Bird quickly hrought the '· Wesl hack. each hitt ing a)It took 6-5 Lisa Les l1e. lhe · w· h 1 f · h lirst woman to. Junk in the pomtcr. 11 P enl y 0 trcs legs on the bench to spe ll leag ue. to final! )(._ nail it 1he1i1. the slilrters on both down. The Los Angeles ccn- sides had no intention of ter's one-handed slam wir.h slowi ng down the pace . 17 .seconds remaining wae In stead, there was plent y the final points of the game . of run -a nd-gun rhe first 20 . It was Swoopes' l'ifth All - minurcs ;mel the West went Star game ·and the Houston into th e break wilh a 52-43 Comets star was out to show lead. punctuareJ by a 3she still has what it rakes. pointer from Phoenix's '' I wanred to represenr not Diana Taurasi with I0 sec just for the old players hut onds left. ASSOCIATED PRESS from Page B1 1 ( . ving in three runs and a double. ' ' While the Apaches continued 10 score runs. Gallipolis continued to struggle with William Zuspan continuing to strike out batter. sittin~ down I0 in the six innings pitched . Mason added three more 2005 • Death toll rises to 52, BJair pledges 'intense' manhunt for London's · ·attaCkers, A2 Earnha·rdt gets back on track with much needed win at Chicagoland BY DONN~ TOMMELLEO ·Ousts Monday, July 11, Bv MtKE HARRIS Shuttle's retum means new experiment work f~r ·. NASA Glenn, A6 • ASSOClAlED PRESS at Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 'itl t 1'\1 ""• \td .-1 . ~ '\11 _:~I• Jli~J,\\ .JII\ \\\\\\ 111\ dtl h,, tl lllll' ll o tu j _, _.,! ltO ,) Prese~tation short-lived, Pomeroy SPORTS . residents oppose halfway house BY BETH SERGENT • Meigs County Probate and Juvenil e · Judge Scott Powell then expressed his concern about the halfway hou se POMEROY - Last night's meet- · being located neflr the Meigs Senior ing of Pomeroy Vil'lage Council had Center and the retirement-communit y to be moved lt1lhe second floor of the at The Maples. Pomeroy Municip~l Building to Powell then asked Varney if a lease accommodate a public that appeared agreement had been signed with the overwhelmingly against a proposed Meigs County Commission in regards halfway house in the former Veteran's to space at Veterans Memori<~ Hospital. Memorial Hospital building. Varney said he had not signed a lease William Varney of Gallipolis repre- agreement with the commission. sented Varney House , Inc . · which Powell asked .if Varney had experirefers to itself as a "21st century ence running a hal fway house to Halfway House.'' which Varney replied he had not. Varney began his presentation by stat- · Varney did s~y he had been a police ing that he' would npt go against public officer for I0 years, a military police opinion conceniing the halfway house . . officer. for six years and had. experi''If 50 percent of you in this room are ence in social work. against the hou se. I won' t go against thai." Varney said to the audience. Please see Residents. AS • Mason sweeps Green to win Hubbard title. See Page 81 William Varney of • Varney House, Inc . spoke to a packed house at last night's Pomeroy Village Council meeting. Varney came to speak about a proposed halfway house at Veteran's • Memorial Hospital but left 10 minutes into the meeting due to the crowd's op'position to the. operation. ~-ss_E_R_G_EN_T_®-:-M_Y-,DA_r_Lv_s_EN_T_r_ N E_L_ . c_oM __ Beth Sorgonl/plloto School America's pastime alive in Meigs County sale still delayed runs in the fourth to seal the '}-I victory off of hits from Wyau Zuspan and Clark . . As the Red Sox accepted the third place trophy in the tournament. Mason moved on to the rematc h against Green where the y lost 6-2 on Saturday and have dropped th e only 1wo' losses of the Apa.:he season. The ga me is slated for 6 p.m. in Syr;(l:.flse for rh e tournament championsh ip . BY BRIAN J. REED BREEOOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM . 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'• ' MIDDLEPORT - Bid packets for the sale of the Middleport High School building are still not ready for distribution . to pQtential buyers. Mayor Sandy lannarelli told members of Middleport · Village Council Monday · evening the packets are in the hands of Solicitor Raberta Hill , and may be ready prior to the next meeting. At the June 27 meeting, lannare\li said cou ncil should expect to act on commencing the sa le at last night's meeting . The sa le has been delayed for month s while a title search of the property and properties surrounding it is completed and bid packets are pre pared. Zoning changes will also be required before a sale is completed, and those . ' J changes will necessitate a public hearing. lannurelli di st'ributed copies of the retail und mar, ket-based survey of downtown Middleport recently BY BETH SERGENT completed by the Institute for BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Local Government and Rural Developrn~nt which was POMEROY Ohio released last month. Chautauqua officially kicks The study is one step in a off in Meigs County today dowmown revitalization pro- with free activities at Chester ject a group ·of merchants and Common s and free workresidents hope to continu e shops in Pomeroy focused on with using state -and federal "The Roaring Twenties." . · grants. Today's workshops 1n Fiscal Officer Susan Pomeroy deal with the 'lives of Baker sa!d the leadersh ip Zora Neale Hurston and committee will seek council Langtson Hughes. famous support of the rev itali 7.ation writers 1 of the 1920's Harlem program at cou nci l's next Renaissiti1ce: the other workmeeting, after they hav e _shop deals with America's revi ewed the study. great·ball parks and ballllelds. lannarelli commended "Zora & Langston: Cluluren organizers of the July 4 of the Renaissance.' ' by pool party at the Middleport Chautauqua · performer Pool and Geneeral Dorothy Mains Prince will . Hartinger Park ·al)d village begin at I0:45, a.m. this· mornemployees who worked to ing at the Meigs Senior Center. prepare ihe pool ·for the The program wi II focus on party. She said the even't the two most prominent writwas success ful and will be ers to emerge frum the 1920's expanded next year. and the movement known as In other business: the Harlem Renais~ ance . • Village Administratqr ·Bradford Anderson discussed Please see Workshops. AS a right·of-way contract with Norfolk-SC!uthern Railway for water lines under Norfolk-Southern tracks in the vi II age.' The agreement requires a one-time fee of BY CHARLENE HOEFliCH $8.100 to the vi llage, rather HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL .COM . than an annual fee . Counci l approved the agreement. PORTLAND - The ofliStephen Houchins . prcsi· , cia! wreath-laying ceremony dent of .;ouncil and finan}:e to. honor the participant\· at committee chairman, re conv the Battle of Bullington mended that police officers Island - Ohio's only Civi l file reports with co uncil ·War battle -· will he held at · Both Sorgent/photoo Although much has changed in the world and in Meigs County, baseball has remained the same. Fans still bring their lawn chairs to the ball field to cheer on little league teams like those that play in Syracuse. Rutland Reds catcher Charlie Barrett looks on while -Reds teammate and pitch· er Tyson Morri s is on deck in a game aga inst Rio Grande at Syracuse. Austin Pierce of the · ~eds watches the action from th~ dugout, waiting for his chance to lake the field and be part of the Reds receni 6-game winning streak. ' Chautauqua workshops on Harlem Renaissance ·Meigs included in Sbawnee and baseball today, Henry Fotd tomorrow tribe lawsuit - . OHIO CHAUTAUQUA·2005 1 • "'·• -~ ,,/f);::'i·, 'IHJ#;:f/GHI(M/. . . f~U . -' I . . Submitted photo The Ohio Humanities' Ohio Chautauqhla begins in Meigs County tod ay with activities at Chester Commons and workshops 111 Pom ~ roy. All events are free . . Wreath-biying taking place at Portland pat:k Saturday Cerem(Jny marks anniversary of Battle qf Buffington Island at the battle park located :lion~ Sw rc Rome 124 ar PortEmd. Mike Lawson. lieutenant commander of the Ohio Division Sons of Confcdcm tc Veterans of·Columbu ' will be .the featured .speaker at the c.:mnnH:morative event which II :10 a.m.. Saturday. Ju.ly 16. in the past 11l!s attrac·t.ed par- . Please see School, As- • ticipati<ln fr(ml uwr 20 organization ~ ;1r~1und Ohio . For · the " fir st time . the nationirl president of the Wnman· s Reiief Corps. aux II iary h> t11~ GranJ Anll): of tl,lc Republic . wiiH>c attq1Jing . A special mention will he made . .PleiSe see Portland. AS BY BRt~N J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY Meigs Cou nt y Commissioners are among 36 boards of county commi:>sioners named in a lawsu it filed last week by the Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma. demanding restoration of property rights. Commissioner Mick Davenport. president.. of the Meig s County board , was served with ;i complaint and request for W<liver of servi~e in the case. liled in federal coun fasl week . The suit seeks declaratory relief and money damages and rel'lamation of the tribe's rights to lands it alleges are wrongfully held by rhe state . .16 Ohio counties and priva te landowners . . The tribe ~ !aims title to 92.800 acres of former Sl1awnec re>ervatit>n land's in Ohio and - II. J 15 square miles nf Ohio land subject to the tribe's hunting. gathering and fishi11g rights. Meigs · 'County .lands - all in the . ~e,tern end of the county are incluJed in !hose hunt, in g.. g:ll herin g "and fishing areas . In making its claim, the lrihc uses term s. in the 179.'i • Trea ry of Greenville and other treatie s signed both hcforc· and after Ohio · became :r state in I ~03. Tl1c 17Y5 treaty ret·ognized 11\dian ownership of certain Please see Lawsuit, AS �. . NATION • · The Daily Sentinel . . ~PageA2 WoRLD ' Tuesday, .July 12, ·2005 Death toll rises to 52, Blair pledges 'intense' .manhunt for London's attackers Bv WILLIAM J. KOLE pect told The Guard.an news. ASl>QCIATED PRESS WRITER paper he had nothing to do with the blasts. LONDON - Police raised "Over 30 years I have the death toll in London's terlived in Bri tain , I have never rori ~t bombings to 52 Monda~ been involved in violence or 'as forensics expe11s i,dentitied crime," said Mohamed al- . the first of the VIctims- a 53GuerbOUZl. who was conyear-old mother of two from victed in absen ti a . in outside London. Prime Morocco in 2003 and se nMmi ster Tony 'Blmr pron11sed te nced to 20 years in prison a "vigorous and intense" m<~n ­ 111 the Casablanca terrorist hunt for the aitackers. bombings . As workers searched the Wi th last week 's attackers twisted wreckage for more still at large, authorities bodies, milhons of Londoners warned the public anew of rode subways and buses to and the danger ot more strikes. from work. tense but intent on _ "We can' t possibl y ass ume resuming their routines four that wha t happened on days after the strikes. Thursday was th e last of ''We won't let a small group these eve nt s," said James of terrorists change t h~ way we Hart. the poli ce offi eta l in hve," London 's mayor. Keq __ charge 'of London's fmancial Livingstone. s;tid defiantly district. "There is absolutely In a somber add ress to the no doubt that there are people House of Commons. his first out there who wish us harm . s1nce Thursday's attacks, and we have to be vigilant.'' Bl a1r said it seemed probable Underscoring how tense that Islamic exfremists were London remai ned, police respo nsible for what he bnefly closed several streets denounced c~ s ,, "murderous where most govern ment carnage of lhe innocent." , offices are located - includN!l specific intelligence ing Parliament, the Foreign could have prevented the Office, and I0 Downing St. , stri kes , he sa1d where Blair lives and works "Our country Will not be - after a suspicious package defeated by such terror," he was foun d. but it eontamed ~ ' . ' APP~oto told la~>o m akers. "We will pur- A unidentified woman places n~ers on the steps of St Pancras Pansh Church, as a tribute to those kil led in the bombings last no explostves. Later, police sue those responsible wherev- Thursday, in london, Monday. There are up to sixty m1ss1ng commuters still not yet identified by forensic Investigators and pollee. evacuated the King's Cross er they <Lre and wt ll not rest subway station for a time and unttl they are tdentiti ed and ... ex plosion that killed at least bodies. many of which were But commu ters were jit- Mustafa Setmarian Nasar - a shut the Waterloo bridge over brought to justice." 21 people on one of the blown apan and wou ld have tery. understandably rattled Syrian suspected of being al- the River Thames; both were Pre>ident Bush expressed Underground's deepest lines. to be identdied through dental by nume1ous sec urity alerts Qaida's operations ch ief m false alarms. solidarity with Britain on Bntain's Islam ic leaders, "The y still ha;e to get records or DNA analysts. anu evm: uations tri ggered by Europe and the alleged masterMonddy, say mg, "America underneath the carnages. and "We are all devastated by travelers temporanl y ~ ban­ ' mind of last year's Madnd rail- alarmed at repons of arson wi ll not retreat in the face of it is' possible they will -find our loss." S<lld her husband, cloning the1r bags, and some wa~ bombings . U.S . oflicial s and other violence targeting terrorists and murderers." more", bod 1es, he s~u d. Harry, a Lo ndon taxi driver. people pl ayed it sale by tak- said both the United States and mosques. called for calm in a Officials raised the co nstatement urging people not to Two other subway trains London's Umversity ing taxis. Among them was Britatn were seeking Nasar. firmed death toll. which had and a .double-decker bus also College' initiall y said one of Ted Wright, chairman of the Security officials in Pol<md. use the bombings "as a morstood at 49, to 52 as workers were destroyed in the attacks. its cleaning service empl oy- British Poultry Council. who meanwhile. said Monday they btd opponumty to attack and searched for corpses in man- whiCh wounded 700 people. ees. who m it identi fied as took a cab to ."hopefully put searched the home of a British Ltndermine British Musl ims" gled subway cars marooned in Fifty-six remained hospital- Gladys Wundowa, 51. also my wife's mmd at rest." citizen of Pakistam origm 111 the and asking Muslims to help a hot, dusty, rat-i nfested tun- IZed Monday, many in cntical was among the dead. But British mtelltgence oftieials eastern Polish city of Lublin tn lind the terrorists. nel, and warned that the body condttion, offic ials said. The mayor and other offila ter, the co ll ege said met over the weekend with connection with the bombings. count likely would climb. Police announced they had Wundowa remained mi ssi ng. the1r counterparts trom the Poland 's lniernal Secunty dal s laid fl owers beneath a 'That wtll nse." 1denti fied the tirst of the VICPublic transll offic ials said Un1t ed States, Canada and Agency did not release the tree in Vtctona Embankment Metropolitan Police eommts- tims - Susan Levy, 53, of the number of passengers .tbout two dozen European man's n;.une and said he was Garden s. a park wedged Sloner Str Ian Blair said out- Henfordshire outside London. using London's bus and sub- countries to discuss possible not taken into custodv. bet ween the Thames and stde the Kin g's Cross station Forensics experts have way network . which handle-; 3 leads. police said Monday. A man with duai British- London's bu sy theater di strict. near the site of the worst of . warned it could take days or million people on a typical day, London newspapers identi- . Moroccan na tio nali ty al so and satd they planned to erect the fo ur bombings - an weeks to put names to the was back to normal Monday. fied a possible suspect as mentioned as a possible sus- a permanent memorial there. ·The White House issued denials on Rove's behalf BY PETE YOST ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER WASHINGTON- For the better part of two years, the word coming out of the Bush White House was that presi· dential adviser Karl Rove had nothing to do with the leak of a female CIA officer's identity and that whoe,ver did would be fired. But Bush spokesman Scott McClellan wouldn't repeat those claim s Monday in the face of Rove's own lawye r, Raben Lusk ih, acknowledging the political operative spoke to Matthew Cooper of Time mag'azine. one of the reporters who d!sclvoed Valene Plame 's name. McClellan repeatedly said he couldn't comment because the m.ttter is under investigation When it was poi nted ou t he had commented previously even though the in vestigation was ongoing, he responded . "I've rea ll y said all I'm gomg to say on it." Democrats jumped on the tss ue, calling for the admmistration to fire Rove. or at least to yan k hi s security clearance. One Democrat pushed for Repu blicans to hold a co ngress1onal hearing in . . wh ich Rove would testify. "The White House ·. promi sed 1f anyone was ·mvol ved in the Valerie Plame affair. they would no longer be • in thiS administration," said Senate Mmority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev. "I trust' they will fo llow through on this pledge. If these allegations are true. this ri ses above politics and is about our national secu rit y.'' The tnvcsttgation into the 2003 leak had largely faded into the back grmtnd unul last week, when New York Tunes 'reporter Judith Miller went to .tail mthcr.than reveal who· in the administtation talked to ' her about Plame. , Couper also had plamted to go to jatl rather than reveal hi s source btn at the Ia" minute agreed to cooperat e with investi gatqrs when a source. Rove, gave him permi ssion to, do .>o. Cooper\ employer. T1111e Inc .. ~tlso turned over Cooper's c- 1mil and notes. One of the e-mails wa; a qotc from Cooper to his bo" in which he said he had ' POken to Rove,' who described .. .' the wife of former U.S. Ambassador and Bush 'administration critic Joe Wilson as someone who "apparently works" at t~e CIA, Newsweek magazine reported. Within days of the July II , 2003, e-mail , Cooper's byline was on a Time article identifying Wilson's wife by name - Valerie Plame. Her identity was fi rst di scloseil by columni st Raben Novak. The e- mail did not say Rove had disclosed the name. but tt made clear that Rove had diScussed the issue That ran counter to what McCle llan has been saying . For example. in September and October 2003. McCle ll an's comments about Rovoy included the following· "The p1es1dent knows that Karl Rove wasn' t involved," ''It v..as a nd 1 culnu ~ s u ~ges­ tion," and. "It 's not true. · Reporters se ized' on the subJec t Mond.ay, pressing • McClellan to e ither repeat the • dental s or explain why he can't now "-I have said for qui te some t1me that this is an ongoing in vestigiltion and we ' re not going tu get mto discussing it,"· McClellan replied. Asked whether Rove committed a crime. McClellan said, 'This is a questiOn relatmg to an ongomg investigation .. McCl ellan gave the same ,mswer when asked whetller the pre sident ha? confidence in Rove,. Rove dec lined ·to comment Monday and reterred questions to his attorney. Last year. he said. "I didn't know her name and didn't leak her name." The Ro ve dtsclosure was an embarrassment t'or a While House tllat prides 11sell on not leftkin g to reporters and has insisted th.tt Rove was not involved Ill expo sing Plame\ i&ne~ty. · The dtsclosure also left in doubt whet her Bush would carry out his prom tse to fi•e anyone found to have leaked the CIA operative's. 1dentity. Rove is one of the pres idem\ closest confidants - the man Bu.,h has descri bed as the itrchitect of hi > re-e lection . and current ly deputy White House ch1 d of std ll. ·Rtwe''i co nver~dtton Wllh Coope1 took place live days ,tt'Wr Pl.tmc· s husband suggested 'Ill a New York T1rncs op-ed p1e(:e fhat ,thc Bw.h ad mmi stra- • tion had manipulated intelligence on weapons of mass destruction to justify the invasion of Iraq. Wilson has since suggested his wife's name was leaked as retaliation. The e-mail that Cooper wrote to his bureau chief said Wilson's wife authorized a trip by Wil son to Africa. The purpose was to check out reports tl•at Iraq had tried to obtain ye llowcake uranium for use in nuclear weapons Wil son's subsequent public criticism· of the admini stration was based on his findings during the trip that cast serious doubt on the allega1ion that Iraq had !ned to obtain the matenal. · Luskm. Rove's lawyer, satd his cl ielll dtd not dil;ctose name. L:usk1n Plame's decl ined to sav how ' Rove ti)und out that Wil son's wife wOJ'k.ed for the CIA and refcrsed to sav how Rove came across the information that it was Wilson 's wife who authorized his tri p to Afric.u . Rove's lawye r says his client has done nothing wrong. "In the conversation, Karl IS warm ng Cooper not to get tiJO ·far out 111 front of the story," Lusk1n sa1d. ''There were false al l eg~uons out there that Vice Pres ident · Cheney sent Wilson to Nige~ and that Wi lson had reported back to Cheney about his trip to Niger. Nei ther was true." "A fair-minded reading of Cooper's e- mail is th at Rove wa ~ trying to disc(Ju ragc Time magazine from cm:ulating fal se allegations about Cheney. not trymg to encourage them by sayi ng anything about Wilson or his wife." DemocratiC National Cmnn1111ee chai rman Howard Dean said it is ·:di stllrbing that thi >high ranking Bush advise I is not only stil l wm k1ng in the White House. but now has " :-.igntl'l t.:ilnl role in -.euing uur · nittulllal security policy." • Sen. Frank Lautenberg. DN.J., and :i private gro up. ,CitiZens tor ResponsibJilly and EthiCs tn Washin gton. call ed on Bu sh to suspend Rove"' ... ec urity clearan ces. · , hutting h1m out of classifi ed Tuesdav, Julv 12 DARW IN ' - · Bedford Townshtp Trustee>. public meett ng on 2006 budget. 7 p.m.. town hall. Regular meeting follow, . · SYRACUSE - Syracuse Board of Public Affairs will meet at 7 p.m. at the mumcipal butldin~. Wednesday, Jul} 13 POMEROY - The Mcl£s Cotully Bo.1rd of Health will meet at 5 p.m. tn the conference JOorn ot the Meig s County Health Dcpartmem. 11 2 E. Memnna l Drive . · Pomeroy. Tliursdav, Julv 14 SYRAC USE. - Syracuse Village Cou nci l will meet at 7 p m. at the mumcipal buildmg . Friday• .Jul~· 15 SYRACUSE Sutt on 1(>wnshtp Trust~es wi ll hold a puhl 1c he,trJ ng on the 2006 budget year at 6 p m. at Syr.tcu sc vil lage hall precedIn g the tegul~Ir rnet:tln g. LANGSVILLE - Sakm Township Trustees wt ll hold it ~ 2006 budeet meettn Q at 6 p.m. at the Salem F1rehousc on State Rmllc 12~ . Clubs and organizations Thursdav. Julv 14 CHESTE R - · Shatle R1ver Lodge 453. Chester w11l hol d liS mont illy meeung at 7· 30 p.m Retrcshment> 11 ill be se n ed Tuesday, July 12, 2005 • Community Calendar Public meetings PageA3 ·BY THE BEND ThE-' Daily Sentinel Getting to know dad sheds new light on shadmry past RACINE - The Son shtne Cin:le w1ll mee t at 7 p.m. at Bethany Cliurch . New otticcrs wtll be elected. Secret SISters will he revea led and new names dr,twn . All area women invneJ TUPPERS PLAI NS VFW 9053 11 ill ha1 e " mc~t ­ ing at 7 p m. at the hall. A meal will be served at (dO p.m . Frida\·, Julv 15 POMEROY - The Meigs Countv Cancer lnni,Jtil e wit t meet ,;, I :JO p.m. in the conference room vi the Mc t g~o, Count y Sen1or Ccmcr. · Sunday,.July 17 MIDDLEPORT The As h Street Church. 398 As h St .. Middl eport. . "i ll hold vacati on Bibl e sc hoo l Jul y 17- 19, 6.30 to 8:30 p.m. Professor Dowler ~~ill present "B1ble Sctcncc So Far .. Al l ch1l dren welcome Ca ll 992 6443 tor more mlorm.tt ion • Monday, July 18 . POMEROY - Pomc1ov Cha pteJ 186. Order of th~ eastern Star. wil l meet at 7: 30 p.m. at hie Masonic hal l in Cheste r. In itiati on wtl l be held. Wear .ch.tpter dresse s. Refreshments . Church events Wednesduv. Julv 15 LANGSVILLE - · Ge ne and Tnna Will1am s ot Barboursv tlle. W. Va to nun tster and s1ng at Langw tl! e Full Gospel Chmch. Ohio I "~ ncar Rutlanu 7 p.m. LANGSVILLE - Gene ~ md Tn na Williams ot OEI\R ABBY My p.Irent> fin.tl sta~es ." hc sti ll h.Jsn 't 'cl\t'J dll\ llH!11t'\ .mJ "ihO\\ " Ul\orced 11hen I "~" 5 .• 1fter Barhoursville. W Va 11ill be IW '-1~11 ut gcttrng.,t rJucc:.- of hi" at the Langwil le Full Gospel my t.uher was sent to prison on drug rhargt:~ · He \\a" o\\ 11. He \, ~o,t.t\ in!:.!'' r tlr"frr ~rH.I" Church. 7 p m Jul y 15- 17. released a c·oup lc o( yea1 s and tw-. H'f! iunTtL·J. "Jl<li.t' to minister and sing Pastor:. ago. When 11e 11ere ltttle. AcnH JiiH! to th~o.· UIH•rcc .t rc Robert and Roberta Dear +.ll:IL'CIIh.'lll. ~\t~ 11,1\ t= '-L'ttk•d dJI • Musser. For n1ore infonn•I- · Mom never talked about him. She never tolu us what he did Abby plopnl) d"putes. :tml 11. h.Jt · li on ca ll 992-3630. thdt landed him in jai l After C\<:r cad1 h.h 111 h 1' or her Sunday, July 17 hi s release. my siste1 , 1 J1J I pP ~'ot'~". lOII hl' ]Oflg\ ttl hllll t,.lf PORTLAND - SpanishhL' f. J h,t\ (' cl l(lll' f hi'- Pll""''L'Io,· J,mguage Mass at Our Lady didn't wan t to 'see him Eventually. I met a wonder"lll l1" tllll-.\1\ tur tllturc of Guadalupe Missi on. Harris ful guy I'll call "Mike .. ''ant both of tht•m to hl· p.ut I Jon· ! \\:_ull ill rh.' l'd thr... F.1rms on Ohio 124. Mmistrv M1ke\ dUnt is a lovtng ofmv life Pk.Jsete ll mc 11lldl , ,ull He ,uti s.J)s he· \\,Jilts of Sacred Heart Cl} tlrL·ti. woman and we h.tve a v. ann to J(, - IN THE ~ Il DDLE some ••I 11 ~Inc! c'\l'<'ch me· to Pomeroy rel.tl·il•nship . Then she . met IN INDIANA hold it 111ddinllch I .1111 rc.Jcil Monday; .July 18 ,md te ll tn love wi th mv DEAR IN THE ~ II DDU: to Ill"'""" 1\tth.>m tile . .Ill;! RUTLAND - Vaca tion f.Hher. The first tllHH! \llll -.hou/d (/(1 l .• lll ·t do it 111 d hnu ._~,.:Jilk.·d '' rtli Bible sc hool will be held at Now that I have spem time is ha1e a talk ~vlth \OUr 11l(llh· .til PI hi s lx: I< Hl>c lll ~s 1 h.tec· the Rutland Freewill Baptist wtth t ~cm. I have heard the er and tel l he·• ~,·al'tly 11h.t1 llll.'d to tx: nic-e .lm(JJ.JIC hc·e·n Churc h. Salem Street. whole story. Mom w.ts 111~ vour f~nher to ld \ Oll Slw Ill.!\ t l.:p,ml ''rth ,tll'PhoiH: r dm Rutland . Jul y 18-n. Cl.\sses father's partner 111 dea li ng the ilut · w.mt to hl: around lmi1 p.tg~..·-. . \\'h at . . huuld I do .rhuut lor nu rsery· age children to teenagers wtll be held from 6 drugs . My l. tih er didn 't impli - because ~o,he Jt~'-ll . t \\:1m In hi" helnrH!liH.!'- .) - TRYI:"oJ(; to 8:30 p.m For more infor- cate her in any of the charges face hct past. t1r he· me~\ h.11c TO ~lOVE 0;\ 1!\ 1-'LOR ID.-\ bi:_ca use he w.mted her free to abused l1er - litH g1 1c he·r .1 DEAR TRYI :">JCi TU mation call 742-2507 rai~e me and rnv "ister~ . I v.tt'- chance to cxp t.un \lOVE ON · Dl ,L'LJs' thl' "nit shocked. becau'se Mom ne1c1 You should nm put 1nur life · \lHi r t .JI\\'~r Ha \.c' 1ou1 told u< any ot: thi s. on hol d try 111g 10 plc.r ... ~ :our ia\\\L rcon i.tct hr ~ ht\\ \L'J: and My rnot he1 refu se> to be parenh. You art...' all .td ull -. ~1\C h1111 ,, Jah: a lll·r: '' h1cl! Monday, .July 18 .tnywhere nem my fa ther. or .11 fl O\\ So h,tYc )PUr ''~ddin~ . lht' turnr ttif~ 11111 '- l hl' nut ot POMEROY - Meigs ,m) gatheri ng where he 1s pre· haptiu _your son .md cclc-. \I IIII house M.1kc 11 pl ,tln til.ll Coun ty Ri gh t to Life sent. Because of this. Mtkc and brate hts spcc i.Il e1ents . II tl II Isn't ll lll. 11 \\ ill cttllc·r he· Remember Life Rally. 9:15 [(1 I .have postponed havmg a the-y ~..·a,l_l·t h ~ in the '-<llllC diHl.rtl'd tn l'h . urt~ tlr put 111 I0 p.m .. •Pomeroy Riverfront wei..Jd mg. baptizlllg: nur son or room together. then rn' rll' '-llll.t!2t: under 11~-. rt,une .md .tt Amph nheater. In tormat ive giv ing him a ltN bmhd.1y t h~m to alternate ~,.·,·e n ts hr " c\ pell'-t.' program foll owed by candle- pany My father dnesn' t underDEAR ABBY I am abllut /J rar ,\/Jbr i.1 k·rilten br ltght prayer serv•ce. The pub- "and why. since he and Mom to be Uli'OtL-ed'rnn n ,m alw- ,\higail · ~hit 811rm. a f.,;, ltc IS n1 v11 ed to attend and arc hoth re m.trried. she can·t holtc. At the tunc I ltkd. lic An""'" a ~ } eanll<' Plti/1'/,'1.\, bring baby care Items for · JUS[ J11<ll'e <ln Wi th he1 Jife ~aid lie wo uld get l1is ' 1.1 1\"ll a11d wa i j(JIIIId<'d by ta doll<lti on to the . At hens \ Ve w.mt our ~.;.on to enjoy place and move· the turn 11urc JIIIJ//ter, Pauline Phillip.,, · Pregnan cy Center. Dear ,\/Jhr a/ ho tJ1 ol hi ' gnu)dpare nt s · I he 11 anted ou t ot my l1omc \\'rite h~11· e L'ellls idcred holdin~ these (Some of it Is hand-me -do\\ 11< ll'»'w. DearAbbv.wm 1ir P.O. ~vcnh ami in viting b~Hh of fro m his l,tnHI ) I 81JX 69·UO. vis A ngele, , C l Now th.1 t th1n gs .1rc 111 thl.' 911069. them. •md letting them knoll I Friday. July IS PORTLAN D - Edn.t Price will observe her 90th biJthday on Jul y 15. Curds m.ty be sent to her at S.R. 57995. Port land, Ohio 45770 Other events Birthdays Jail donations continue Participates in commemorative event COO LVILLE - Nmy Seaman D:uTick.A. Yeager. son " of Patncia A. and Knin W. Yeager or OK>Ivtllc parttctpat· ell in Tmtalgar ~{)() w mmemo· IaliVe events In Pon smouth. England wh ile a~s 1 g n ed Yeager'' unit hosted several mcuta ou tlets aboard Saip.In and also pamcipated 111 the International Flee t Rc1 1ew. wh1c h included more th:tn 160 ships rrom more th ,m J6 or the to the world'-; n,tVI es. amph ihwus assault sh1p USS Sa1pan. homeponed 1n NOJiolk. Va. The event commemorated . Admtraf Lord Nelson and the 200th anni versery of the Battle orTrat;1t gar. · Amph1 b1 ous ·'"a ult ships like USS Sa ipan deploy th roug hout the world to mamtam U.S prese nce and provtde rapid response in times ot ensts They ser' e as ·., htghl} VIS- ihk deterrent to would -he aggn;: s~o,urs. dnd are equrppt!d ll'llh the most ve rsatile and powerful weapons a~atlabl e . Yeager is a 2003 graduate of Herita~e Chri stian Sc hool of Little Hocking, and joined -the N.ivy in February. 2004 . For more information about the USS Sa tpan and ht g h-res~ otuuon photographs,v isit th eir officia l website ,11 ht tp'//~>o W\, .saip.m nav y.mi I. New cosmetology program offered at Buckeye Hills RIO GRANDE - Starttng Sept 6 Bu ckeye Hill s Career Adult Center w.i ll be olfering a new cos metology program to local n ti zens The ~ osmr.:- t o l o~y cou rse inclu des c\.1:-.sr oo nl ·and cus- to mer ac ti 11ties that teach the care and heautifi c.ttion or the hair. sk.in ,md ndtl s. Students wd learn sha mpoo tech niques. rinses and sca lp treatments. ha1r styling. ha1r cutttng. hair d> lor. skm care. permanem wav1ng. 11air relax in f!. -;J ion managem ent. and d tent re lmim)s. - Students previou sly wou ld have to drive a !:!re.tt diSldlll'l! to recel\·e ._cos metology "i tUJe nts m -; tru crion . ('Juw haw the opp<irtunity to lc.mt L'Osm eto \ogy here ·It IS ' reported ly one of the most exciting and growi ng car.eers 111 the wuntry 11 ith the potcntion f1.11 unlimited income Upo n successful complet ion. of the 1500-hour p10gram. students Will ha1e the opponumty to ta ke th ~ Ohio State Boaru of Cosmetology Cosmetology. the Oht o Department of Ed ucation Career and ' Technical D!Vlsmn. and the North Cen tral Assoc iation Commi sston on AccreJuatton The cosmetology program has hmited enrollmen t For more more ml(lllnatlon about thi s or <' th er career programs cal l (740) 2 ~5-5334. Ext. 209. Brian J. Reed/ photo Adam. Steve and Ken Young of The Appliance Man del1ver a wash1ng mach1ne t11e s hop donated to the Meigs County jai l. along with a $500 donation toward J811renovations. Me1gs Cou nty Sheriff Robert Beegle IS also p1ctured. L i ~.:crv-: mg Exam Thts course is approved by the Oh1o St.ttc Board ot MEIGS COUNlY COURT NEWS Once Again, The Daily Sentinel Will Have A Special Meigs County Fair Preview E~ition. This Year's Edition Promises To Be One Of The Biggest And Best Ever! Look For this Special ·Edition. In Your Friday, August 12th Paper. BE SURE YOUR BUSINESS IS A PART OFTHIS YEAR'S FAIR EDITION ... CALL TODAY! Call DA.VE or BRENDA m ~e tm gs. Rep. Henry Waxman. DCatll . asked the Rcpublt can chairman of the House Go,ernment Reform Comm ittee to ho ld a hearing where Rove wou ld testify. ' at 992-2155 FOR MORE INFORMATION The Daily Sentinel POMEROY Meigs seat belt vtnlatHm: Delvas A. County Cm1n Judge Stevei1L Manin. Columbus. $30 and Story rcc:ently processed the costs. speeding. Deni se A. McClain. Shade. $~0 and costs. following cases: failure to control: Wilham F. Timothy D. Abney. Columbus. $JO and costs. McFarland. Gallt po lt s. $50 and sp~eding: Jess1t~ Boggs. · costs. speeding. Brittany J Mtller. Ra.;ine. ·Bidwell. 530 and co,ts. sec~t belt ' iulation : Ryan M. $30 .md co'sts. speeding : Bmce Bnckey. Ctncmn,ttl. $.'\0 and L. Mobley. P(lWcll. $30 anu costs. speeding: Jamtc D. c:ost.s. speeding. Jnnathan C. Rutter, CnlumbLts. $30 and Mmm. Washington. W.V.t.. cost>. specd1ng; Dcron P. $30 and costs. speed mg. Steve Camphell. Long Bottom. $30 A Mos lev. Broo kneal. Va .. ,md cost. seat belt violatitm: $30 and · costs. speed mg: James · L. Chadwell. Lon~ R.1chel M Nav lor. VmtDn. $30 Bottom. $20 ,md costs. propet- and costs. speeding: Brandon ty secured loads: Kenn eth R. M. Ramsbur~. Middleport. Cooper. Athens. $30 and costs. . $ 30 and n;sts. 'pecJing . A. R,twsnn. speeding: Melissa R. Cullums. Jordan Middlcpon . $20 and costs. A l b ~my . $30 ami costs. speedtg: Brent R. J:l.:nnis. Columbus. tailurc to control: rvhtrv L. $30 and costs. speeding: Amy R1gg. Albany. $20 and ~ost s. B. Dingle. Athelb. ' $30 anu stop si~n: Joshu.t S Rol,md. costs. spcedmg. Br,mdon E. PHKh. tl~'vi lle. SJO ~mJ co sh . htck lcr. Rutland. $20 ami speeding. NIL'lllc t'vl. Roush. costs. trartic conr d~\ /~ r gn": Pomeruy. $.10 and costs . s~at Lisa A. Grande. Old Ondge. belt Vlolatton : Jctfrev. T. · N.J .. $50 mid costs. \peed mg. Ru"ell. Wind1cstcr. $30 <mu Emi ly S H ~ill. Bellbrook. costs. spetd rng: J..unc s' A. $20 and costs. tell of eentcr: Schaekel. 1 _nng Bouon). $30 .Kenneth C. Hamer. Chauncev. and costs. st'. ll hclt \ wlation Brett M Smnh. Radchll'. $20 $20 and wsts. lett of L·enter: ~inJ rnstl.; , a'"urcd ckar (lisCorey A. Hattield. Syrac:usc. tarKc: La\\ rL'IlCL' W Srewa11. $36 .md costs. spcedmg: Elyse · A. Hattield. Pomeroy. $30 and Rutl.md. $30 and l'<ht s. sJll.'L'dcosts. speeding: N•cnlc D. Hill. tn~. James .1. 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'' ' �• OPINION The Daily Sentinel > 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, OhiO (740) 992-2156'• FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Bv I Jim Freeland Publtsher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Ed1tor Congress shall make tW law respecting an establislrme11t 4 rel(i!ion, or prolribiti11g the free exercise tlureoj; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of tire press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Goverumcrrt for a redress ofgriermnces. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Tod.t) "Tuc,d.ty Ju l> 12 the llJitd u.(y ol 2005 There .tre 172 d ty' lclt 111 tile ;c .u lod.tv s Ht~h l t)!ht tn H"'"'Y On July 12 1984 Democr.tllc prcstdcntl.tl c.tmllll.t'lc W.tltcr F Mond.de .m nounced he'd chosen US i<L"I' (,ct.tlchne <\ Fcn.tto ol New York to be hiS runn111g llldtc, l c.:rr.uo \\d.., the lnst wom.tn lo r un for VICe pte"Jcnt on .tm.qot -p.utv ltLkct On thl'J.tte In 100 B ( Ro111111 dtct.ttot Julius Caes.tr was hor 11 In IS-n ln~l.md' Ktn~ !Ients VIII m.ttncd hiS stxlh dlld l.hl wile Ctlhcrmc P.111 In 16'10 P11>1es1.uH lmccs led hs Wtllt.tm ol Orange defeated the Kotn.lll C nhorll cum~. of J.tmes II c~l the Battle ot the Boyne 111 ltd.tnd In I XI7 t).llllt .tit st -.111 thot Hc111 y D.t vtd Thoreau was born 111 ( onu11d ~1•1" In IK6:? Cnn~tcss .lll ti HHIIcd the Mcd,tl of Honot In i'!.JX tht.Dentouattc Ihillllllollconvenlion opened 111 Ph tl.tth:l plu.t In I ~7 ~ (,co , ~e MtGnvet n won the Dcmocr.Htc prestdenlt.illlllllllll.ttllln at·the p.trty s cotncnunntn Mtamt Beach, Fla In I <!77 Ptestdent C.trtcr def ended Suptcmc Court dect~ ~ . sHm" l!rnrllng gtnl'rnnh:~ lll p<~)men t ' l or poor women s abortron" "d)Jilg 'Thcr~ are lll.llly tl1111gs rn Ide that are not fam 1 ' docl< l ~< In In'\ d"cmcted \\ h,tt ttnned out to be a cancer- nus gwv. 1b rn PrL~ ;-..rU~nt Rcdg.1n s l11rgc mtcstme. promptmg "-lllgl:ry the lolln\Hllg d.ty ' In 1441 196 pcopk v.ctc kt ll cd when ,m e.trthquake measunng ·' m.tgnHudc ol 7 X stt uck northern J.tpan Ten years .tgo l'testdent Cl nHon spelleu out school-prayer gutdcl tnes asse llmg the Ft"l Amendment alieady guaranteed a•.lc4uate tree<lom ol rehgton Fl\e ,e,•ts .tgo In Phil,tuelpht.t "WPV I-TV news helicopter vtueot.tped .tbout .t Jozen polllc olltccts ktckmg ,md punchtng Thom,ts J<mes. ,, wounded L.ll t ••c~tn g suspect ( Iones later plc.tdeu gu tll y to c.tfj.tckmg .tnd other cnmcs, .md was sentcnceu to I tl to 16 ye.trs 111 pnson, ll pnltce officers were later suspended tor up 10 I 'i Udys 111 cnnnectum wnh the mctdcnl) Nev. H.tmpshtrc Chtcl Jusllce D.tvtd Brock w.ts Impeached by the I egtslalu tc, the lust 'ltch .tcllon ,,g,unst an olllctal 111 the sl.tte stnce 1790 I He was later .Kqu•tllcd 111" state Senate lnal ) One year .tgo Prestdclll Bush defended the Iraq war dunng a VISit to the O.tk Rtdge N.ttt llll.li Lctbor.tlory Ill Tennessee. s.tymg the mv.tsllln h.td m.tdc Amc11ca s,tfer Wall Street brokerage Morgan Stanley sellled a sex dtScrmllnalton sml brought t>y the Eyual Employment Opporlumly CommiSSIOn, .tgreetng to p.ty S'i4 mill ton ToJ.t) s Btrthd.tys <\tltst Andrew Wyeth" 88 Ptamst Van C lthllln " 71 Comedt.tn Btll Cosby IS 6R Fitness guru R~th.ud Stmmons ts '\7 Actress Chery l I aud " S4 Actor Budd\ Fostct ts 4X Rock gun.tn st D.m Murphy (Soul Asv lumlts .J 1 Rock stn~et Rnhtn Wtlson IS 40 Actress Ltsa N1cok Ctrspn" 111 Oly"mptc gold med.il ltgu re skater Knslt Y,tm.Jgucht " 1-l Rapper Magoo IS 12 Rhythm-,md-blues Singer Tr.tcte SpetKer" 2l) '\ctor Top her Grace IS 27 Actress MtcheJie Rodnguez IS 27 Allor Enk Pet Sullivan IS 14 Thought lor Tod,ty "M,m " not m.tde lot soc tet y, but soC Iety ts made !01 111an No tnsttlutton c.lll be good whtch does not tend to Improve the tndl\ tdual - Margaret Fuller, A mcm .tn 'oc tal 1el or met ( I KI0 I X50) . LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Lt'lre J\ to the t dttoJ cue ll dr mile The\ \lumld he le' 'i' tlum 31!0 """'' Alllellel' 11~e ""''', r ro ed11111~ """'he Ill( ned. and uu hule at!clren (md teftphoru' numhe1 No tmH~ned letfell '"" he !"'"'"""' 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Nww mydwlyscn11nel c.om -- Outstde Metgs County 13 Weeks , ~ sJ 55 26 Weeks ~ , 07 1 0 1 5~ Weeks 214 21 • 2005 Obituaries ' \ ' refused to recogmze the - - - - - - - - - ' - - urgency of trammg Iraqi The last few weeks have securny lorces and dtd no mam postwar plannmg .. produced two The problem wnh ave nues for cnttclllng the war The ttrst IS the senes Kerry's argument ts ,th.tt a dt!terence ol • Bu~h admmtslralton there's mtssteps dnvtng the deten- "betwee n cxpecllng th e oratJng sttuauon m Iraq admtntst ratton to ftght a compe tent ly and The second ts the Bu sh war admtmslratwn 's apparent expecltng tl to light ,,n determination to "!Jx" enltrely dttfetent ktnd of tntellt ge nce ardund Its war than the one you dectston to go 10 war. as Signed onto Kerry ts desmbed m the so-called essent iall y accus111g th e admtntstrallon ot botchtn g Dowmng Street Memo Democrats and mdepen democratization Anu, to denl-mtnded Republican s be fatr. the admtnJSlrdtlo n have mostly ptcked up the dtd begtn by loulmg fir st crtttctsm As Nebra s'l<a democrattzatton as tls goc~ l Sen Chuck Hagel told when n didn't lind WMD U S News & World Report Pnor w th e W<lr, howev er "The Whtle there w<Ls stmply no mdt recently, House ts ~ompletely diS - catwn that the admtniStr.t connected from reallly It 's tton mtended to pursu e hke they 're JU St maktng ll democrallzatton senously Recall , after all. th.tl up as they go along The Dtck Cheney spent the reality ts that we're losmg 111 Iraq " And, poltttcally, summ er of 2002 asserttng Amencan troop s tl 's pretty dear why cnllcs that would prefer thiS !me ul would be greeted by ltaqts ,llfack The eastest way to as " liberators," the suggesreconcile your support tor lton bemg that th e postw,tr the v.ar wtth the strategtc phase would he rela11vely and poltttcal dtsaster tt has smooth, certamly nothtn g become IS to blame flawed that would tequtre a cost ly long-term commitment executton ' But, Intellectually, bas- Throughout August and mg your cnllcistp of the September. defense corre, w.tr enttrely on the admm- -spondents like Tom Rtcks tslrallon 's mtsmanagemenl of Tlie Washtngton Post ' 'd ub to us 1! you supported reported on Pentagon w.1r ll tn the ftr st place The planntng, whtch cmphamore honest - and ulti- stzed the ctvtltan leadershtp's preference tor " mately more damntng small cotlttngent ot tel.tcnllctsm would setze on the apparent doctonng of ltvely light , mobile tmces - closer to I 00.000 11'1 mtelhgence , The best example of hov. number than the 500 000 not to cnltctze the admtn- troops mobtltzed tor the tstratton IS a New Yot k first Gulf War Then, three Ttmes op-ed John Kerry weeks before Congress' published the day ol vote to <Luthonze lotce, oflllt,tls Prestdent Bu sh' s speech admmtstralton last week "Our mtss ton In trekked to the Htll to sugIraq IS harder, " Kerry gest that the occupall on wrote , " because the admm- would be rel.lt tve ly short tstrauon tgnored the advtce and pat nle s~ "( W)e ate of others, went m largely certainly looktng at the alone, undere stimated the durauon of any such miSlikelihood and power of ston W>th a goal ot turnmg the msurgency, sent tn too It over to mternauonal elelew troops to secure the ments or b,tck to the people country, destroyed the as qu1ckly as posstble," Colin Powell lraqt army through de- · satd Ba,llhtftcatwn, tailed to "Nobody wants to go and secure ammumtton dumps. stay fo r any extended Ohio Valley Publishing Co. ~ Tuesday, July 12, NoAM SCHEIBER length ofttme till IS avmdable.. Don,tld Rumsleld prcdtcted the a mllllslratton wo 11 from th e ol ordtnary lr.JqiS .tyhe I m oldl.tsh toned, but I thmk the ltaq• people ought to h.1ve a ;otce 111 tt," he satd when asked o~bout postwo~r plannmg And all of thts took pl ,tc e .tga tn st the backdrop ol Afgb.tntstan , where th e .tdmtntslt alton ptolessed loll y ,tmbt!tons o~bout hb erty .md IU Sl tce only to .tb.mdon the country to a rump Ioree ol tnternattoRal peacekeepers and sever.tl thouso~nd Amenc.tn troops "A igh,mt slan "a natton 111 nam e only," v.rotc the Post's Susan Glasser .tml Peter B.tker m lun e ol 2002 "It ts tr.tgmented tnto uty sl.tt es domm.tted by w.1rlords (A)s long •" (Aigh.tn Prestdcnt Ho~mtd ) K.trzat exerciSes no control ove1 the provtnces , lntle c.111 be done to tebutld hts sh.tit CteJ cOUillty Ill a mc,mmglul way" Rcsp onsthk Democto~ts .md Republicans mtght h.tve hoped the .tdmtniStratmn would light th e ktnd of w.tt hkd y lo produce .t stdhk ,md democr.tttc ltaq Del.tw.trc Sen Joe Btden Dissolutions ~H..Imtm~ti~ltiOn's misuse ol tn tell tge ncc lht' cal_cu la tton was utterly meamng lbs In .1 scne s ol 'peech es 111 the !,til ol 2002. Bush .tsserted th.ll th e lt.tqts had .tltempted to purch,tse alumtnum tubes used to m.tke .t Officer kills bank robbery suspect ,.For the Record --------~ ---------------------- olliOn lO support 'the ".tr lf !hey dtdn l. they had an obltg.tllnn to ~1pposc II But thank s to the ur. tniurn-cn n chm en t devtce .111d that lr.tq had unm.tnned .ten.il vehtcles th.ll tmght he c.tpa ble ol t.u gct tn ~ the United St.ttes A Wh ti e Hou se ptedtclcd that report S.tcld.tm cou ld butlu ,, JlU CICcll bomb Wllhtn months tf he got hts hand s on ftsstle m.Hert.t l All of the r, e cl,ums pto\ed to be l.tlst: Now. the Down111g Suect Memo tel ls us the ,Jumtntstr.tlton knew tl s tntelltgence was flawed ,mu utdn I p.uttcul<~rly <.: .. u e H.tvmg lo vo le on a war ltk cly to produce one type ol thrc.lt (chaos 111 lr.tq) 111 otder to el untn ctle ,, potenlt,illy l,ttget threat (.t llUCic,ll )t.ty) IS clll UllsaVOI y decl\1011 But II s the k111d ol dcctston we e lect Congress to m.tke Thai s why votets dtdn"l w.mn to Kcny'' •llltctsm of the went so l~u .1s to person,ll- W.tr S eXCC UIIOll uunng last ly ctsk Bush to tell the !.til's c.nnpatgtl - ll w.ts Amencan people wh.tt h,ud to belt eve lr.tq had kmd ol reso urces that mts- tutned out so much dtfler >ton would ent,ul But 111 cntly than he h.td expec ted re.ilny. " war with these And tha,t s why they ' re not pttottltes stmply w.ISn't the ltkc ly to w.u m to tltoday But, tn Je,tltty, the Wdl the ,Jdmtmstl~ttiOil \\.as ptopt1Stng (thougll 11 would admtntstr.tlton w.Nl l .tsk h.t;e been more th,m happy 1n g Cungres" to make 'tl to sec democr.u.:y tls .t tougil C,tll Ill l.tVOI Of Wdf ll w.ts dSklllJ Congress to sere nutptlou s byproduct) Whtch me.ms th.tl the act u m.tke ,, deciSion th,ll , had ,, al c.tlctil,llton members of been .tppttsed ol the .tctu.tl Congress !.teed ,11 th e lime uHelltgence on lr.ty . would ot the .tuthoru.Hton ~Ole IM ve been .t no-bt atner dLHhot tza llon wasn t whe th er th ey agdinst believed the admtntsll.tlton Th.tt's th e real sc,mdal tnlcnded to bring Jemoc ra - hete And tf people like cy to lr.tq It w.ts whethet Ke11 y .111d Hagel want to 01 not they bc!Jcveu the .t sstg n bl,uue then tntelltthrc.lt posed hy S.tdd.tm ge nc e- ltxtng.wo uld be the outweighed the It' Iy re.tl pl.tce 10 stat t ( lhll (11/llll' IISk lhdt hts OUstel Wotild /n 1 t be followed by ch.tos It Of'f'<'lll<'d 111 The Nen they d td. th ey hrtd an obltg- Repu!J/rc,J , POMEROY- Dtssoluttons were granted m Metgs County MASON, W Va - Robert L "Pop" Sawyers, 92. Mason, W Va, dted Sunday, July 10, 2005, at Pleasant Valley Nursmg Common Pleas Court to Joy K Brannon and Paul D Brannon and Jamce L Bratton and Robert H Bratton and Rehabthtatton Center m Pomt Pleasant, W Va He reltred 111 1975 from Foote Mmeral Corp , and was a member of the Church of Jesus Chnst of Latter Day Samts m Galhpohs He was born Aug 14, 1912, m Neola, W Va, son of the late John Archtbald and Nellie C.tmpbell LONG BOTTO,M - A Reedwille-area restdent was Sawyers • mJured tn a one-vehicle acctdcnt Fnday on Ohto 248 m Bestdes ht s parents, he was preceded m death by hts wtfe of 01tve Tov.nshtp, the Galli.t-Metgs Post of the St,ne Ht ghway 60 years, Cathenne (A llen) Saw)ers, who passed away on Patml reported June 19, 1994, a daughter, Catherme Faye Cox, a grandson, Jalllte N Roberts, 29. 3H 198 Lillie Forest Run Road . Dale Miller, three brothers, and stx ststers. "Pop" has JOtned hts eternal golf foursome of Walter Roush, was tr,msported to ~~ Mary's Hospital, Huntington, W Va, by the Metgs EMS tollowm g th e 6 22 p m aCCIKenny Cook and Millard Spauldmg He IS survtved by a son, Robert S,1wyers ot West Columbia, dent , the patrol sa td Troopers satd Roberts was we,lhounu when the Jeep W Va , a son and daughter-m-law, Carby and Sherry Sawyers of Loutsvtlle, Ky , daughters and sons-m-law" Glenna and Roberts drove went oft the nght stde oft he road and stmck an Bastl Sampson of Covmgton, Va , l11 s and Henry Miller of electnc pole It then went down a dnch hne and overturned Fallbrook, Calif. Mary and Davtd Machtr of Pt Pleasant, onto tls stde, the report satd The Jeep hadr Iunct10nal damage Loreua and Melvm Nelson of Bmse, Idaho. Jeanetta and Charles Mtller ol Middleport, Irma and Jeffrey McKmney of Gaiiipohs, and Dreama and Michael Cremeans of Pomeroy, ne ys to ld the Assoctated 38 grandchildren, 70 great grand chtldren, and tour greatPress th e l.t wsull ts ,umed gre,n grandsons .tl torc:tn g the slate w negoSemces wtll be held ,Jl II cl lll on Wednesd<ty, July 11, llatc wtlh the Sh.twnee · from Page A1 2005, at Fogelsong-Tucker Funeral Home 111 Mason wtth about opem ng castnos and Elder Jan Wilson offtctatmg, B~rtal wtll follow at Graham lands, acquued land for to open up othe r economtc Cemetery m New Haven, W Va developmelll opportunttles Fncnds may call 7 to 9 p m on Tuesday at the funeral home, Amencan selllement , drew for th e tnbe and may e- matl condolences to boundanes between lndtans '"The E.ts tern Sh.1wnee and Amenc.ms, .md assured togel songtucker@myw,ty com te.Jdily ackntmledge. howlndt,ms access to the lands evet that the y'll sellle lor a and reso urces they ca lled . thetr ow n lor hunung and pteee ol lc~nd v.mth buildmg other purposes, the tnbe s a casmo on, · the AP reportPOMEROY - Peyton Ray Roush, son of Shannon and complmnl sl,tles The Treaty ed Montlu) Da\enpmt ts on sdcalton Stephrmie Pnce Roush of Pomeroy was stillborn on July of Greenville also secured !hiS v.cek ,md W,IS Ull.IV.tli10, 2005, at Cabell Huntington Hospital, Huntmgton , hunlmg, ltshmg, gathe11ng and dwellmg nghts tor the <ible to c:nmment on who WVa wtll 1eprese nt the counly m In o~ddttmn to ht~ parents, he ts survtved by m,nernal grand- Shawnee tnbe the CciSe One ot the 111 be's .lllor parents, Kathy Werry, Mtddleport, and Steve Pnce, Pomeroy, paternal grandparents. Rodney and Bonme Roush , Mtddleport , maternal great grandmother, Ernestme Werry, to mot ro w at the Metg' Pomeroy, paternal great grandmother, Bonme Ebersbach, Senllll Cente r C.tllcd Mtddleport , sever.tl aunts, uncles and cousms _ "Btgntry Back Seal D11vet Fnends may c,tll from I0 a m to II a m on"'Wednesday, from Page A1 ~eslerday & Today. by July 13 at Ftsher Funeral Home, 590 East Mam Street, Ch,tUt.lllqua performer Pomeroy Pnvate gravestde serv tces will be held and offktalH,mk Ftncken, 11 will dedi Pnnce. v. ho port r.tys wtth Ford's .tn ll Semtttc mg wtll be AI Hartson On-lme condolences may be sent to www ftshertuneral - Hur,ton tn Oh10 Ch,wtauqua remarks .tn d what IUrned wtll dtscuss the lives ot hun It om pro-worker to homes com Hurston and Hughes as well umnn huster 1 By \oo ktn g at as thetr ltler.uy wotk .md Ford s preJudtces. Fmcken . some ol the mustc and wt ll examine curren t preJuImages of the lime dtces and hov. soc tely IS "Fte lds of Dreams." by ovcrcommg them Chautauqua perlormer Ge ne The second wot kshop ts Worthmglon wtll begm at 2 geared tow,uds youth o~ges p.m thts afternoon at the etght ,md up and begms .11 2 TUPPERS PLAINS - Stgnups tor Eastern youth football, Metgs Ltbrary Pomeroy p m tomorrow at the Met gs for grades three through SIX, wtll be held from 6 to 8 p m on Branch Ltbrary Pomeroy Branch The pwgram wtll focus on Once agam presented by Wedne sday and 8 a.m to noon on Saturday at the Tuppers the nauonal pasttine and the Ftncken, Plams baseball field s the program great ball parks and ball ca lled, 'The Automobile A natmn Dn vt ng ftelds of the Force," wtll Worthmgton, who portrays explore the hiStory of the m Ohto automobile and 1ts role 111 Ruth POMEROY- Metgs County Commtsswners wtll not meet Babe Chautauqua, will dtscuss changmg our way of lile tn on Thursday. The next regular meeting wtll be at I p m on new park s rate Amenca how the July 21 agamst the "cathedrals" of Fmcken, who portrays the great old days of baseball Henry Ford for Ohto Tomorrow 's Ohto Chautauqua, will present Chautauqua workshops deal s hd~ s that tllustrate Ford's CHESTER - Scout Camp Road m Chester wtll be closed wnh the hie of Henry Ford ltfe and au tomobiles and tf from 7 a m to II p m Saturday, from the mtersectwn of Ohm and the automobtle s trans- ttme permits wtll share wnh 248 to the mtersectton of Mtll Street for Chester-Shade Days formation of :1\menca cht ldren how he develops actiVIIles The ftrst workshop ts the phystcal gesture s and gea red 1owards adults .md move ment thc~t make Ford takes place at I 0·45 .t m seem rea l Highway Patrol Lawsuit Peyton Ray Roush Workshops Local Briefs Set football signups Meeting canceled · Trustees close road • ' Tlie continuing cqse CifTerri Schiavo rhc end of the June 15 autopsy report on Tern Schtavo states that n ts the policy of the medtcal exan11ner's offtcer "that no case ts ever closed 'and that all determmallons are to be re considered upon recetpl of t redtble , new mformaliOn " Whatever new mformatton. tf any, comes lo hghl, the facts of who she was and how she dted wtll tnevnably change the way many of us confront our own deaths Pat Anderson, for a long lime the attorney for Tern Schiavo's parents, satd the day Tern dted of dehydratiOn - as ordered by the courts and her husband -. "Euthanasta in Amenca now has a name - and a lace" Dr Jon Thogm.Irttn s autopsy report made clear that Tern Scht.tvo was not dymg. let alone termmal As Dr Carl D' Angw wrote , 111 a June 21 letter 111 the New York Ttme~ " Her family loved what was left of her and asked on ly to be penmtted to care for her at thetr own expense. My question ts. who or what was betler served by her p.tsSive execuuon by wa1er dep11 val ton than by the II"l alternative'· Respondmg to the autopsy report, Tern's parents satd "Tern's ' case was NOT an end -of life case Tern's case was about end tng a d!'abled person's hie Tern was bratn-lllJUrcd Thts doe' NOT mean th.lt she was br ,un -dead .. Her parent' also noted th.tl accordmg to the medtcal examtner Tern w,ts gt vcn morph1 ne tor pam as ' she d1ed If Tern could ., Nat Hentoff feel no patn as some would say, why would the se drugs be nece ssary 0 In our opinton, the treaun g health care olltct,tls understood that Tern felt pam " There was a serv tce when Mtchael Schtrtvo hct hu sband. buned her cremated rematns on June 20 111 Cle<trwater, Fla , where he lives Howe\er, Tern's parents were not there he dtd not tell them That tells me somet htng dbolll Mtchael Schtavo Also. on a bronze grave marker, he h<td taken pams to order, he wrote "I kept my promtse" Concllrnng. a head! me 111 the Juny 16 New York Post exclatmed "Tern had no hope - Autopsy suppons her husband " Wnh lew excepl ton,. lhts wa' aho the optnton ol many edtlonal wnters and oolumi!IS!s around -the country Another CJ) nsensu s 111 the medt,t w.<s th ai her nght, had been. tndeed labon ously, upheld by the courts up to anJ mcludtng the Supreme Court ' But the true core ol thts case . rcsulttng 111 the extraction of her hte was the dectston b) Ctrcu tt Judge George Greer 111 flnrtda 1hal Mtcll,IC I Scht.tvo h<td kept hts pmmtsc by adhenn g to what he clatms Tent told ..... death - ordenng her teed tn g tub e removed three tunes - elementary due proce ss reqtmed a IC\ICW of the enure c,tse 111 the lede r.tl courts by .tuthorny of the Fou"rt tten th AnlC ndmelll s · ey u,d protect ton of the laws " Most nl th e medt.t omll ted th e I.tel th.tl '111 Congre -..s thc1 e we1e mdny Dernol:rats .1s v..ell t~ s Repuhhc,ms who lned go on llv1n g 111 Sti ch a situ-. hctrd In plllVtde Tern the ,IliOn esse nce ot our leg.tl system Moteover. Judge Gteet - due ptocess - bel<>te 11 rcpeateuly tefused to l.tke Wd"' to o l.uc tnto conSideralton. wtlh But !hen. the g teat teg.trd to the hu sband's lllcl!OIIlY of the ledcr,il creu tbtln y that Mtchilel Jllclges' who bec.une Sch J.tvo after Tern tnvolveu rclted enttrely un became dtsabled. had fot the st.tte ctretllt JUUge s yc.tr< been hvtng wtth unyteldmg death se nt ence anothet woman wllh I c,tll ed tht s JUdtctal murwhom he s had two chtl - der the longes t publtc exedten . uhhough he h.td s.ud cuti on 111 our htstoty he would devote hiS ltfe to Desptte Mtch,tel Scht.tso s canng !01 hts wtfe bwnze mat ket on her Also. Mtchael Scht.tvo grave. I h.tve no! changed dtd not mention her alleged my mmd wiShes for years alter het Mtch,tel Scht.tvo'' ltlerhratn dam.Jgc at one pomt .try .tgent D.tvJd V1g1Jano. s.ty111g he didn't know het IS 'cnd tn g proposals lor a wtshe s Yet Judg<;_ Greer hook hy the husband to ,tllowcd Mtch.tcl Scht.tvo • publtshcrs S.'ls Mr lo .tu .ts her l!U:HdJ,m Vtglt.tno • I thtnk thiS ts whtle not permnting Tern the semtn.tl c.tse 111 the to h.tve her own l.twyet nght to dt e wnh dtgmty tepre , entm g he1 (Het p.H- stoly . ·No etlls h.td a '"" yer. but elemcnt,u y due process Thts ts the sem111.tl c.t se re4u1rcd that .tn ,morney lor whethe t eul·h.H1.tst.t lot . dtrect ly reprc senl Ihts dts- the senou o, iy UIS ,tbled .tb led wom.tn whose he" becomes embedded 1n tbe ,b.tnd W,Js IIHCnt on her Amcn ~.: ,lll WdY ol d~.lth hnn betme hct br.un lllJUry. th,tl she would not Wdlll lo ltve II she were kept artthct,tlly altve Thts .11 leged stat ement w.ts !liSt hears.ty LOn lnm ed only by MiChael Sch~ot vo's bwther and stster-tn- law But Judge Greer p.nd no .tttenuon to the sworn testtmonv of a close IJicnd of Tem." who testt lied Tetn hrtd satd her wtshes would .have been to 111termcn1 l Alter the aulups) there \\l-~"Jc r~nc\,cd . ~o, t:.llhiiH! ,Ht.tck s on those mcmhc r~ ol C'on g r~ "~" \~ to lhl\ l: ho hc~LI the kdc1-tl tlll C' I\L'IlC Lll lrted LOUJh ..,a \- c Te1r1 :, hie Bul stncc ,, ' l.tlc LOllll fUd ge h.td 'CiliCllL CU hct to (Nm H11uo1! " " //a/l o ll a/1\ I C/W\11/l) d (111/h(JJ II\ Oil !h e I,.,, Am<mlnu 111 ami til< ll11/ of R1 ~ ill1 a!ld au thm r ~f ' '' \t' la/ ho ok' IIH ludm ~ file \\{u mr !ht' /Jr/1 o/ R< ~ l111 1111<1 the Car/wun ~ U'' "''(lf/( e ( ' ' ' ''" \r o1" 1 Pu 1 1 200 i) Plan weekend games REEDSVILLE - Forked Run State Park wtll host "Beat the Heal" games ,If I p m on Aug 6, mcludmg water balloon toss. ktds' car v.ash, mud ptt tug ol war, watermelon eatmg contest. water shde and free snow cones The acllvJUes wtlltakc place 111 the grassy area across from the first shelter house at the park 's entrance L.tdtes ot the Cotctnd <\tmy ol the Repuhltc satd KCIIh Ash ley SAR teptesentatlve He cncout.t~ed local palllfrcim Page A1 otK ~OI C I VIl: Org.11111.tl1011s lO concerning the 7th OhtD p.utiupctle m the ceremony. .md noted th.tt the Tuppers Volunteer C.tvalry knov. n '" the "Rtver Reg11nent " Thts ts Plam' Post V F W wtll h,l\e .t rttle squ.td there lot .t mth COOLVILLE -Evangelist Mtke Wmgfield. an mlerna- the on ly U111on umtto mclude t.uy s,tlute uonal Btble conlerence speaker, wtll present a Btble prophe- Me1gs Counuans ,n the battle Regtsl!alHm w1l l be done The battle ol Buffington cy conference July 11 to Aug 2 at Grace Brethren Church m between II ,md II 15 ,, m Island mvolved approxmMteCoolville the J.ty olthe cetemllny wllh Progr.tms 111clude I0 a m Sunday. Enoch, God's Ftrst ly 10,000 combalcmls .tnd no p1 e1 eg t:-.tratlon Presenlet ) Propecy Preacher. II a m . The W.tr of the Sptnt World, 6 30 mcluded mfanlry. cav.1lry ~·II be tdenttlted "'the cerep m , God's Economtc Forec.tst, 7 p m Monday, Ltvmg m a arullery. and n.tvy Two mony .md will be gl\en the US prestdents Demomc Soctety. 7 p m Tuesday, The Approachmg Global future Rutherford B Hayes ctnd <lppnrtunny to m.1ke " nneEarthqurtkes Color slides of lsr.tel wtll be shown 15 mtnules before each Wtlltam McKmley p.trltct- mtnute statement .11 the ltme thetr present,lfiOn pated mthat battle 111 the 21rd of cvemng serviCe Wre:tthes m.ty he retneved 11 Ohto Volunteer lnt,mtry the cetemon) desued, .titer The annucll event IS bemg sponsored thiS year enurely For .tdd ttJon.tl mtonnauon or by Brooks-Gram Camp Son' questtons . conl.tCI Ashley .11 TUPPERS PLAINS - A hene!tt lor the family of Clatr ol Umon Veterans ol the 992 -7874 Casstdy wtll be held from 4 to I0 p m at the Tuppers Platp s Ctvtl War and the Mr11 SinLe 1988 when the lust Elementary School, to help with expenses mcurred as a resu lt Dantel ry!cCook Ctrde Battle of Bullmgton lsl.md ofh1s extended tllness and death Mustc wtll be performed by Rocky Mountalll Bluegrass, '"(all grass. Asa Bonng Band. Jerry and Ltsa Queen, and Randy and the Renegades food, soil dnnks .tnd baked goods wtll be sold, dr.twmgs conducted and an auction held Portland Offer prophecy conference Plan Cassidy benefit - Training sessions set MARIETTA - Tra111mg sesstons for Round 20 of the Distnct 18 Ohto Pubhc Works Comnu ss10n State Capnal Improvement Program wt ll be hied July 21 at the Holiday Inn m M&nctta Two ses>tons are planned, 10 am to noon and 6 10 H p m Top1cs covered wtll mclude preparatiOn ot the Round 20 apphc,llmn and ml ormallon on loans and· loan o~ssts­ lance There ho~ve been changes 111 the Round 20 crnera Alltnterested applicants are encouraged to allend a .trammg sesston RSVP must be made by Jul y 15 at Bu ckeye Htlls/Hockmg Valley Regtonal Develoment Dtstnct at 374-9436 Plan candlelight service POMEROY - Metgs. County Right 10 Ltfe Will hold a Rememher Ltle Rally from 9 15 to 10 p m on July 18 at the Pomeroy Rtverlront Amphtlhe.tter An mformauve program will be lollowed by a candlelight prayer servtce The public IS mvned to attend and bnng baby c.tre ttems for donal ton to the Athens Pregnancy Center · t ' The Daily Sentmel• Page As www.mydailysentinel.com Tuesday,July12,2005 Getting the war you. ask for . The Daily Sentinel ~ PageA4 COLUMBUS (APf - An offtcer shot and ktlled a man he !ned to arrest Monday m a hank robbery alter police tollov.ed the man on a ttp to sev eral b.mks c~nd spotted h11n , carrytng ca;h What happened dunng the ~:onfrontatton was not yet dear but police believe the man had a gun. Sgt Brent Mull satd The ofttcer, Rohert Coffman, ltred one shot 'At thiS poml , fron] what I understand, the suspect was gt ven the opportumty 10 surrender pe.tce!ully and dtdn l, · Mull satd The su~pecl. whom police wou ld not tdenuty, walked mlo the Ftrst Ment Bank tn Worthtngton JUSt before, I0 am "He went stratght to the fist teller wmdow and told her she better hand over the money or he would 61nw her heud off," satd Anne Brown a cny of Worthmgton spokesv.oman Residents E Prolltll answe red "Pomeroy has less c11me than It ve yeats ugo because we ve done out JOb here · Pro!tll .tdded tll.lt the dep.trtmen t rarely has tour cru1-.ers oul on one shdt from Page A1 Then, ten mmute s ll)lO the meeting Pomeroy reSident M.tx Drenner satd, " We c.m solve thiS now, lets see a ratse of hands ," m reference to V.trney's edrlt er st.ttement about a show ol hands agat nst the hal1w,ty house H,md s dtd raiSe tnt he 1oom and applause rang ou t Varney abruptly, ended hts presenlalton, le,tvmg the room wtlh a small entourage After V.trney's ext! re;~­ dents encouraged one anothet to .tllend today s publtc lorum .tbo ut th e proposed hallway house dl Veterans Memonal Hosptlal v. tth the Metgs Co unty Cornmtsston Counu l then unannnously po~ssed a tesolut10n opposmg the h.dlway hou se 111 Po met oy In other business: • M.tc Wdhams, owner of P.uty N" Stuff on Mam Street , ,tdclressed cmmctl .tbout lm wnccrn that th e Pometoy Police Dep.mment w.ts runntng lour police crUI;ers m the dov.ntown ared on one ; htll potntlng nul that gasolme " $2 29 a gallon Wtlltams Sdtd he has v. tlnessed police olftcers pull over vehtcles lor what he constdered small mtractwns ot the l.tw aM added th.tl he lell thts wo uld run bustness out of town He c:.tlled tl · h.tr.tssment" ol downtown unlcs\ II\ dunng ,l fc-..t t\ al Pro It nt then ollered to let Wtlltams look at police logs to d~monstrale that lou r ct ut>ers out on one shtlt was .111 .tnonMI) unll!ss 1t '"-._ts dur 111g d le<.,tl\._11 WJ!It.uns m.untrllned that he b.td wnnessed the tou r cn11sers 111 downtov.n • ReSident Kenny Klem then spoke .tbout tall weeds on the w.tlkmg p<Llh. dtlaptdatcd propelltes on Kerr Stree t and the detenot.ttmg wndtlton of the st.tge 111 the P01net oy p.u ktng lot • Vtllc~ge Admtn tstrator John Anderson s.11d that a pav mg pt OJeC t that v. til 1nc lude c~llthe streets downtov.n. wtth the exceplton of Matn Street. should begm .tl the end Of thts momh .tnd he done by mtdAugusl. though that was ctn estimated ttme I r.tme • Couc!lwomdn School from PageA1 when pollee crUisers are damaged Council also • Approved the mayor's report ol fees and fmes collected m the amou nl of $5 411 85 • Apptoved pa}menl of bills 111 til e dlllOLint of S27 4n R6 wd-.. st.Igt:c.l the Me1g-.. Count} Htston c,tl Soctcty h." sponsored the eve nt p1u' 1J111 g nece>Sary I tn.Jnct.tl support .lc~,;ordmg to Mllrg.n et P.trker Souet) ptesttlcut H.u 11s F.u ms !1.1' ,tl\1 d) s pro' tded .tlocdllnn flit the h.mle Alter th.ll ltrst h.tllle there were cl lc\\ yC, ll -., U111ll the IC~Il.ICtlllCIH bct: ,tllle bill ,tllllll- cli event .tg.un ,ts cl prOject ot the Metgs County H"tonc.tl SoCiety In the p.tsl few yeats the lJ 1st OV I h.ts done preltmHMry wo tk lot the e\ent .tnt.l contnbutcd -..omc nth~ r suppotl . P,ll kc1 s.ttd The Sc>Liel) h.ts nnt onl j ltn.tiiLI·il ly supplltlcd th e ICCJldtlfllCilt but h,h hc~ll \\Olklllg 0\CI thl: \C US t\l ptcser:e th e b.tllklteld Numc!Oll"' met-t11H2s h,t\ c been held . .tn umbteli.t gwup COil\ J..,tlng_ l)l [d11JO\\ Ill' I"' • Approved appropnatton adJUStment requests from Baker ot 52,000 w1thm the pohce department budget, $347 for pool liabthty msurance and S1,200 for the water department for an Ohm Water Development Authonty loan payment • Voted to excuse Council member Kathy Scott Also present were Council membert Roger Manley, Robert Robtnson Jeff Peckh.ml c~nd Sh.twn Rt~e .tnd mterested tndt\ldu.tl s h." b~en tonned ~tnd consult.ull.., ol ,ur archeo log"t 111111 hued to gtve mput 11110 presen alton Wnh 1epo1h !tom tho-..e -..ources, P.trket s,uJ she "'urea 'lrale)!y to pte sen c the b.lltlelie ld \\Ill he torth-commg Sl1e noted th.ll two }ears .t~o "hen U S Sen Mtke 15~.:\Vlll~ \\d"' hete he was suppotlll c ol the proJect and 1c It 11 ,lmul d 'ece" c some lcdct.tllundlllg OnLc .1 str.ttegy " worked on.!.J11 JZ.1ttnn-.. out ,md IMllOll.ll groups are cnnl.lltcd to '""'' v.tth a match then pcil1.1ps federal lunus c.tn he seturcd satd P.tt kct Her hope IS that mnnev 11111 become ,1\atlablc 1111he not 100 dtsl.tnt futyrc so th.ll the .ue.t t'< tn be prestfVed .md hclllmc .1 tnuns1 attractmn lot \ll'l ~ "~ ( <)llnty Ilo,1dfmM~ lbO.IWfCMlltt CIRCUIIPECTACULAR WD~ '~IIQ • Menu For Ju~ 11-16 Thursda1, Taco Salad Monda)·Mea!Toaf Tuesda1. Cn1cken . Enchiladas \\ednesda) Ham C.11/ InOrJtn ll,ftumt' St Rt.7 7-10·9!5-J7l6 Ches(er. OH Mary McAtWlts '"'d tl1.11 a "S low Ch il clr~n Pl.tytng Stgn" needed to be put up on Welchtuwn Htll and Kerr Street McAngus brought up the dii<~ptu.tted ptope tue s on Ken Suect • Rcsolutton 21 05 v.as p.tssed tr.ms lernng $5 000 from the genera l 10 the street lund • C lerk- fteasurer Kathy Hysell teponed the 2006 budget to he S I 51 S. I 7 I 69 wh tch IS ,, one-petcent l:Ustomers " I assute JOU we are not mcre,,se across the bottrd here to harass anybody," • All members ol council were present lor the meetmg Pomeroy Poltce Ch1el Mark VACATION BIBLE lCHOOL July 18th- 22nd '""GAMES, CRAFTS, BIBlE STORIES AND flOOD MIJSIO "'JULY 22ND FRIDr4Y fAMilY FIJN FEST "'FOOD, CARNIVAL GAMES BE61N AT 6:30 RliTLAND CHURCH OF NAZARENE Mc~tn Sl • Rutl ,md 7 40-7 42-2202 �. ,. " . OHIO The Daily Sentinel Shuttle's return means new expetiment work for NASA Glenn BY THOMAS J. ,SHEERAN ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER CLEVELAND - NASA researchers and their high .school collaborators in Ohio are looking forward to the shuttle's return to ~pace for the first time since 2003 and a return trip loaded with experiments from the space station. ''What.'s m·ost umque about getting these samples back is that they 've been . exposed to the space envi ronment a long timei' Kim de Groh, a senior research engineer, said Monday at the NASA Glenn Research Center where she works. "In· the past, the opport uni' ties have only been on the shuttle, where they might be exposed for only a week or two weeks at a time."' The shuttle .Disco.very. scheduled to lift off. on Wednesday from Cape Canaveral. Fla., will retrie~e two · packs of_ experiments from the space station and replace them \Vith a new experiment pack. The experiments, placed 011 the outside of the space station on Aug. 16, 200 I, have focused on the effect of longterm space exposure to materials ·used on· the outer shell of spacecratl. . "We 're·Jooking at materials that would survive on the outside of spacecraft." de AP Photo Groh said in an interview Hathaway Brown .School junior Catherine McCarthy talks ·abaut after NASA officials briefed the experiments McCarthy and her classmates have particireporters on the NASA Glenn pated, · Monday . at the NASA Glenn Research Center in efforts to improve shuttle · Cleveland. Scientists from NASA and high·school students in safety and develop on-board Cleveland have worked side-by-side on experiments ·that will experiments. head 1nto space with Wednesday's scheduled shuttle launch. The return to space for the shuttle , long-awaited by volunteered with the NASA- and space exposure can make NASA, also has been much- Hathaway Brown (ollabora- spacecraft exteriors brittle. anticipated by students from tion for more than two vears. According to de Groh. the the Hathaway 'Brown School "We've been very involved . returning experiment packs in nearby Shaker Height s in thi s."' according to include seven types of experi· who have collaborated on the' McCarthy. who said NASA ments and 86 material samexperiments. . . researchers "trust us and they ples in addition to ·the · Catherine McCarthy. 16, a take our data· as real data, Hathaway Brown.experiment. junior from suburban which it is." The outbound experiment Beachwood, was in eighth She said the H;ithaway pack contains three experigrade when the Columbia Brow11 leam finding s con- ments designed at Glenn with disaster occurred. She has cluded tha,t ex tended solar 85 material samples. Tuesday, July 12, 2005 . INSIDE . Thesdhy, July 12, 2005 Thesday, July 12 · evening to 75. Winds will be Morning (7 a.m.-Noon) I0 MPH from the south. It's going to be a humid and Overnight (1·6 a.m.) It will remain humid and cloudy morning. Temperature.s will rise from 74 to 87 by late cloudy. There is a slim chance this morning. Winds will be 5 that .. · it · could ram. MPH from the southeast turn- Temperatures· will stay near 76 ing from the south as the with today's low of 74 occur· morning progresses. ring around 2 a.m. Wind~ wi II Afternoon (1·6 p.m.) be I0 MPH from the southeas.t · It should contmue to be turning from the south as the humid and .cloudy. There overnight progresses. .might be a bit of rain around the area. Temperatures will Wednesday, July 13 remain around 91 with · Morning (7 a.m.-Noon) today's high of92 occurring It will be a humid and cloudy around 5 p.m. Winds will be 5 morning . There is a slight to IO . MPH from the south chance we could s~e some rain. turning from the southeast as Temperatures will hold. st~ady the afterno·on progresses. around 76. Winds will be 5 to Evening (7 p.m.-Midnight) I0 MPH from the south. It will continue to be Aftemoon (/·6 p.m.). humid" and cloudy. You will It should continue to be see light rain. The rain humid and cloudy. Just a should start by 8 p.m. The slight chance for a couple of rainfall should end around 10· raindrops. Temperatures will . p.m . with total accumula- linger at 81. Winds will be 10 tions for this event near 0.20 MPH from the south turning inches. Temperatures . will from the southeast as the fall from 90 early this afternoon progresses. High School.Fall League baseball returns to Rio Grande develop their skills in a competitive progmm. .., Players will be placed on · teams of equal competitive RIO GRANDE The and will'play for (7) ability University of Rio Grande seven weeks ending with a announced that the Fall High ·tournament on October 15 School Baseball League is and 16. There will be a Scout returning for 2005.. Day on October 8. .. The Fall League IS open to . The teams will be coached any high sch<J?I student in by members of the University grades 9-12. ThiS league pro- of R)o Grande . baseball vides. young players ' the squad. Players will be issued remainder of their uniform opportunity to continue to at-shirt but must provide the (parts, hat, etc.). Players will STAFF REPORT SPORTS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM LittlE LEaguE BasEball - PROUD TO BE APART • OF YOUR LIFE: 35.11 GKNLY·- 4.55 Harley Davidson - 50.85 JPM- 34.96 Kroger - 19.46 Wednesday's game Thursday's games Par1cersburg 104 at Feeney Bennett 6 p.m. Mason County at F~irmont. 5 p.m. Saturday's game Oak Hill Financial - 28.90 ·o va- 25.96 BBT- 41.04 Peoples- 30.50 Pepsico - . 53.85 Premier 11.90 Rockwell - 52.80 Rocky Boots - 29.30 RD Shell - 65.10 S.BC ...... 23.79 Sears - 155.21 Wai-Mart - 49.80 Wendy's - 48.05 Wor,hlngton - 16.49 Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of ·the previous day's transactions, provided by Smith Partners at Advest Inc. of · Gallipolis. Daily Sentinel MIDDLEPORT - The Big Bend Youth Football League will be holding sign-ups for Pee Wee football and cheerleading every ·Saturday · in July from 10 a.m. to I p.m. for all teams . in all areas. Sign-ups wi II be held at the old junior high stadium in Middleport. For additional ihforma· tion contact Erica Dowell at · (7.40) 843-1046 or Samantha Fo lmer at (740) 992-4042. Eastern seeking basketball coach TUPPERS PLAINS Eastern High School is seeking candidates for the postttOn of Head Girls Basketball Coach for the 2005-06 season. Interested persons should con tact Pam Douthitt, Athletics Director, or Principal Jon Lindner at (740) 985-3329 or Superintendent Rick . Edwards at (740) 667-3978. Resumes and/or letters of interest can be faxed to Eastern High School at (740) 985-3778 or Eastern ·Local School · District at . (740) 667 -3978. MMS to have Helmet Fittings on July 19 The Daily. Sentinel Baby . Edition is a Special Edition filled with photographs of local children • ages newb9rn to four years old. The Baby.Edition will appear in the July 29th . issue. · Be sure your child, grandchild, or relative is involved! Charle; 8.. April Roach Gallipolis ~OCK ., Pictures must be in by Friday .iuly 22nd, 2005. Pictures can · be picked up after·August 1st, 2005. Complete the form below and enciC!se a snapshot or.wallet sizedpicture plus a $7.00 charge for eachphotograph. If more than oiw child' is in the picture, ,please enclose an additional $2.00 per child. Enclose payment ~ith picture. · ' • · Send to: · The Daily Sentinel 11.1 Court Street, P~meroy, Ohio 45769 .- -------------------.---------------:- ':"' -- "':'- -r---" Child's Name (s) & and closed in 1985 . 13atchelor 'aid Mt·Millan was in· the abandoned building's ba'sement with several juveniles when an open flame the y were . burning spre;td , gulling the l(lrmcr Park .Ho1el and an ;tdjuccn t painl o.,torl'. "Th ere 's no elect ri city- and nu gas. ~o it ~ a~ qui te oby}ous that something huLl to ic.nite it." lire Chief. Michael Layton said. ' Age (s): SP~INGS- ~ . Larry Crum/photo Green's Austin Wilson (7) slides safely into third base during Game Two of Monday's Bill Hubbard Memorial Little League Baseball Tournament in Syracuse. Mason took a pair fro,m Green Monday to wm the tournament t1tle.. . · Mason sweeps Green to.win Hubbard title BY game one fell I,O in favor of . the Miison Apaches, while a _ __:~------- much different game two produced allot of offense SYR ACU~E . and a 7-5 win . for Mason, Championships are all about swee ping Green for the great teams battling for the chalnpionship. win, and for the fans in Maspn and Green have attendance at the · Bill become qUite used to playHubbard Memorial title · mg each other this year as game Monday night, they Green is the only team to were treated to the best. beat Mason during the year,· The setup was simple, if with one of those losses Green defeated Mason, they coming i'n the final round of were the champions, but if the winners bracket Sunday. -Ma'son can\e out on top, a As Green advanced to the game two would be needc<,l overall championship game, to crown a champion. In an the AP,aches dropped to lhc incredible battle of 'two of losers bracket final agamst .the top pitchers in the area, Gallipolis where a 9- 1 win '· lARRY CRUM LCRUM@MYDAILYREGISTER .COM Cycling - I 1 .. City & State:- - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - ---....,-*** The above information will be used in the ad~ ••• Phone Number: - - - - - - - - · Suhmitted by:---...,.----- -- --- -.,..- . . --------- -!------ ~--------------------- .. ·- .. HURRY!! PICTURE DEADLINE IS FRIDAY July 22, 2005! _ Sunday put Mason into the championship rematch against Green last night. Game' one ·of th')t match up was a greatly anticipated game with both·sq uads starting their top pitchers in a battle of the fastball. Both boy s pitched complete g<lmes with Jared Golden of Green stnkmg o~t H~ . players. _and . Mason s \\ 1ll1am Zuspan Slttmg down 12 batters. . Howe~er for .. P!tcher GQiden,n took an mmng to warm up. In Masons opening at bat, Wilham Zus(Jan opened thmgs up w1th a smgle and was driven home Tour dE FrancE · Riders big test coming in the Alps Anyone interested in playing 7th and Xth grade footGRENOBLE, France ball for Mei gs . Middle (AP) For , Lince School are asked to be at · · Armstrong and his Tour de Memorial Field House on France challengers, the Wednesday ~uly 19th for true test begins now . - in helmet fittings. the thin air of the Alps, on snaking climbs lined by · sc reaming fans. · . "The mountains put everyone back in their place," Armstrong 's team · manager. Johan Bruyneel ; ROCK SPRINGS - The said Monday as the 175 Meigs High School Athletic riders left after week one Jloosters · will . meet of· the three-week race enjoyed their first rest day._ Wednesday, Ju'ly 20 at' 8:30 " I can't wait to see what p.m . in the Memorial Field . will happen .'' !-louse at Meigs High ·. Only by keeping rivals . . ~chool: .. at bay on the relentless ly Leader of the Discovery Channel cyclmg team. Lance Contact Information long ·4nd steep ascents can . Armstrong , left, . trams · w1th · h1.s teammates outs1_de Arm.strong retire at . th.c Grenoble, French Alps , Monday. . Riders wer~ resting .on ' · · - 1·74U-446-3008 fini sh in Paris on July 24 Monday, the rac.e resummg today w1th t~e 10th stage ... (-mall - sporls@mydaitysantinel.com with a seventh consecutive between Grenoble ~nd the Alpme resort of Courchevet. victory. And ooly by takSports srau iJlg the fight to the six- able but not invincible Basso' s American · te;un Brad Sherman, Sports Editor j740) 446-2342, ext. 33 time champion can his lead over his m~in rivals mate , Bob,by Julich . bsherman@mydailytrlbuna .com To win. challengers must challengers hope to break - Jail Ullrich, Alex.andre Vinokourov and• Andreas put -pressure 011 Armstron g hi s record s t~eak . Bryan waners, Sports ~rlter f740) 446-2342, ext 23 Armstrong heads into l<!oeden of the .T-Mobiie and hi s Di scove ry Channel bwallers 0 mydailylribune.com Tue sday 's fi'rst Alpine squad. and Italian _Ivan · squad by rid ing hard in the stage from · a villag-e near Basso of Team CSC. Alps and 111 the P,yrenees. Larry Crum, Sports Writer Grerfoble to· the ski station (304) 675-1333, ext. 19 "Lance is sitting pretty · Please see Alps 86 lcrum@mydailyregiSter,com . • · of Courchcvcl with a sil· and hckm.g h1s hps. s;ud M:HS boosters to meet on July 20 ., Teen charged in. fire that destroyed fanner hotel Prilosec joins NFL as sponsor · BBYFL sets dates for football sign-ups Ltd. -22.82 . NSC~ 32;61 " The Son of Bill ·Hubbard MEmorial TournamEnt Sports BriE.fs Coming Friday~ July 29, 2005 . player will sit consec utive innings, , Play begins August 27. For more information or to register contact: Brad Warn'imont, Head Baseball Coach, University of Rio Grande at (740) 245 -7486 or e-mail: br41dw @rio.edu or assisiant coach Torn Sutton at tsutton@rio.edu . Make chec ks payable to · University of Rio Granc;le Basebal l. Ritchi e at Mason County, 2 p.m. EXTRA! EXTRA! msurance fund, about $14.3 about the losses but remains ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER billion, the bureau said. pleased with the portfolio's "You can't look at ove~all results, said its presiCOLUMBU_S ._ D . espite ab · so 1utes. " sa1'd . Ken dent Andrew Doehrel. losses of$300 million, the state Mayland, president of "The overall portfolio , has insurance system for injured ClearView Econoinics Inc .. a performed above averages workers has managed favor- Pepper Pilie researc h firm . and has brou.ght immense able returns on its investments, "You alwavs have, to look at dollars back into the system," and ex~rts say big losses are . percent c-hanges, because he said. "In the aggregate, the expected when large amounts . that's feally what matters." funds have been doing the of money are invested. . The bureau invested in joh they need to be doing." But such positive compar- three of the mo.ney losing Not everyone shares· a posisons do little to assuage the funds in 1998 and the fourth itive outlook on the bureau's concerns of some employers in 2001, and has terminated investment practices. who pay into the insurance all four of them in the la st State Sen: Marc Dann 'said fund and officials who say few months·. the bureau has mismanaged the investments were misAccording to bure·uu data. its investments and he critimanagt;d. its investment portfolio cized it for havi ng contracts The state B-ureau of returned an average of 6.85 with too many external fHnd Workers' Compensation said percent each year from 1998 managers - about !50, sayit has lost $215 million in ' to 2004. Financial e.xperts ing it could have negotiated investments with MDL said the awm~c returns heat to pay lower fees if it had Capital Management, $71 key -measures~ of the stock invested · Jarger chunks of million in investments with and bond markets during the money with fewer firms. Allegiant. Asset Management same penod. · Karolyi also said he was and 4.8 million · in invest··considering how the mar- surprised by the sheer number ments . with American kets have perforn1ed in the last of outside firms with which Express Asset Management. five years that sounds pretty I he bureau invested its money, Each of those losses has good to me,. not bad," said adding .lhill it IVOUJp be diffi come to light since it was Andrew Karolyi. a finance pro- cu lt to monitor all of them. , revealed that as much as $13 fessor at Ohio State University. " I haven't seen pension million of the fund's investThe. bureau said its in vest- funds even four or five times ment in rare coins was miss- ments retumed 8.5 percent ·in . larger than this trying to m;in· ing. The head of the bureau ~004, s.Jightly less than a age this amo~nt of external resigned in May after the dis- financial consulting·and man- manage~s." he said, . closure of the missing money. agement firm\ survey of penDouglas A. Smith. a small While the bureau cou ld sion fund s. endowme11ts and business owner in northwest have bought . a prQ sports other public and private trust Ohio; said he\ worried the franchise with the money it fund s. Wil shire Associates losses will continue to mount. lost on those investments, found that investments by "The handling of the financial experts said the those .entities retumeu 11.6 money in this fund should be losses are less eye-popping iii percent in 2004 . above any kind of ques~on at the context of the bureau 's The Ohio •. Chamber of 'all." said Smith. who Rays entire investment portfolio . . Commerce. which represent s $1.200 to $1.400 a year in These losses are the·equiva- many of the employers 'wh o · prem"iwm to the bureau. ''To lent of about 2 percent of the pay into the burcau:S insur- the, average guy $1 million is current value of the bureau 's ance .system, is c:oncer(led . a lot of money.·; ' be swinging wooden bats. The bats will be provided by the URG baseball program. Players will be given the opportunity to. purchase their own · personalized wooden bats through the baseball program. The cost io participate in the Fall League . is $100 per player. All Ohio High School Athletic · Association (OHSAA) rules \viii apply with the exception that no Beverly at Feeney Bennett. 6 p.m. Loca·l Stocks BY JONATHAN DREW Bl. ' hannel ,. .The Dai(y Se111i11el S11bscrihetoday • 992-2155 www.mydailjJef.ltitJel.com The Daily Sentinel. . MLB All-Star Game news, Page B2 · Change's to Old Course is nothing new, Page B2 99th'Ohlo Am is wide open, Page BCi · Dgauskas to re-sign with Cavs, Page B6 s RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. (AP) - A met;ll stamping company coming to Jackson County is expected to create· up to 100 jobs. · · A.K. of West Virginia is a $10 million joint project of K.S. of West Virginia and ASKA Corp. of Kariya, Japan . ' It will be located in Ravenswood beside K.S. of We st Virginia's facility and wjll serve the automotive industry by manufacturing small to .medium sized precision parts 'and by performing welding and assembly. . Kazuo Kato, CEO of. K.S. of West Virginia, announced the new company on Saturday during K.S. of West Virginia's lOth anl)iv,ersary celebration. Kato and ASKA President Kisho Katayama will serve as . · co-CEOs for A.K. of West Virginia. , · "We look forward to our continued friend ship with West Virginia,", said -Kato. · "Today's announcement is. evident of the confidence we feel in our business here as well as the certainty of the su.ccess .we ·will share as we ACI- 56.46 work together in the future." AEP- 38.88 Plans for the new company Akzo - 40.32 ~ were so'tidified during a Ashland Inc. - 62~18 recent meeting in Nagoya, Japan, involving Katayama, AT&T -19.11 Kato, Sen. Jay Rockefeller, BLI -11.25 D- W.Va ., and Gov. Joe Bob Evans - 23.49 · Manchin. BorgWarner. - 57.73 "We appreciate this latest Champion - 4.~3 investment by K.S . and its Charming Shops busin'ess partner, ASKA 11.60 . Corp., in Jackson County, and look Jar-ward to expand- · City Holding - 38.25 ing West Virginia's efforts to . Col- 47.35 support further automotive DG -20.26 industry growth through DuPont - 44.:15 many more projects such as Federal Mogul - .85 this," Manchin said . . USB- 29,52 Gannett - 73.42 General Electric .- .favor"-bly; .4oesn't appease ·critics • PageA6 New company expected_to ereate more than 100 jobs BWC investments . compare COSHOCTON (AP) - An face ' an arson count. ~ 18-year-old has been charged Bond was set at $25.000 for with slarting til~ tire that McMillan . He has a prelimidestroyed an abandoned down- nary hearing <eheduled. for town building where a hotel• Thursday on the fou rth unce operated across the street degree felony. · • from the county courthouse. Some residents of this city Counly abou l (,() mib "111\rlhca>t of Coshocton Prosecutor Bob Batchelor Columbus lurneu uutlo watch said Monday he was cbnsid- about I0 fire departmenb ering bringing more serious light the hlaze earl y Saturday. charges against Ri cha rd No one was injured. McMillan , ·who currently The hotel was buill in 18!! I . l ate~ in th'e inning on an RBI hit from Jamin Branch. Thai e,arly score would be , the only runs in game one. Green looked good early as well, with Casey Denbow and Russell Dennison reaching on singles, but unable to do anything on the base path. It · would be two more . innings before anyone would get a hit ag'ain wiih William Zuspan of Mason smashing a double . but more great pitching prevented a ' score. Green was able to ge t Please see Sweeps. B:Z . ~ CINCINNATI (AP) - · Procter & Gamble Co. will reach out in a new sponsorship to National Football League fans whose teams or tailgate parties give them heartburn . P&G's Prilosec OTC, medication for frequent heartburn sufferers, has a two-year sponsorship deal with the NFL, Prilosec mar· Keting manager Chris Yapp said Monday. He declined to give financial details, but the SportsBusiness Journal . reported Monday that the deal is in "the low to midseven figures a year." Yapp sa id the sponsorship package will appear in a variety of mediums . "We're working through the' details; we've got.. a pretty big promotion that we'll launch this fall ," Yapp said. · He said the NFL · "repr\!sc nts a great opportunity for us,.. and that NFL fans and heartburn relief. are a natural fit. NFL spokesman Brian · · McCarthy sa id Monday the deal will help Prilosec bet- ' ter reach the NFL's large fan base, while letting the le ague work ' "even more closely with P&G; recogni zed as one of the world's leaders in consumer prod ucts cmd marketing." Norris fends ofT Bickle for Riverside Open win ' Course will be the annual SPORTS@MYDAI LYSENTINEL COM two-ma.li best-ball on August 27-2~. For more inforniatiot), call (304) 773-5;154. MASON , w:va - Ryari ? Norris. a former Glenville 2005 Riverside Open State College pfayer. and cur(;hampiorJShip Flight rent. resident of Racine. captured the · 2005 . Riverside 1. Ryan Norris 72-66 - 138 72-69 - · 1"1 ·Open Gqlf Tm1mament cham- 2. Aaron atckle t3. Steve Fox 72-70 :.... 1-42 pion ship on . Sunday at t3. Jason Goad 71 -71 - 142 Riverside Golf Course . 15. Harold Payne 71-73 - 1« 15. Adam .Krawsczvn 71-73 - 1« Norris tired a final round of ·1. Tucker n-& - ' 145 66 (4-undef) to go with his 18. Jeremy BudTa1e 72· 7• - 146 opening day of 7~ li1r a total ' tB. Tim Fisher , 70.76 - 146 Mitch RQUSh 70-76 - 146 of 138 (-2) to win by three tB. t11.Brendon Frame 76-71 - 147 strokes over A;lron Bickle of t11 . Aicl'1 Har1ess 76-71 - l·U t11 .Jim Grimmett n-70 - 1'7 Gallipolis. !14. Tad Tomblin 78-70 - 1.S The Huntington, W. Va. duo 114. Steven Ross 76-72 - 148 of Steve Fox and Jason Goad t16.Doug tson. Jr. 74-75 -: J<t9 76·73 - 1"9 · tied for third place with two- t16.Biake Davis t16.Joey Gossett 12-n - .149 dav rounds of 1.4 ~. 70.79 - 149 Atotal of 5(> players were i11 t16.Tony Brown the difficult . championshi):) · Flight Winners flight . . F1111t Fllgl)t , There were abo 56 players . eooy Youell 71·74 - 145 in live Jo(ver flights. and a Ross Anderson · 75-74 - 149 idtal of $7.545 i'n"prizes were Second fiiOht awarded to each of the win- Chris Stout 78·73 -,. 151 7NJ3 - 155 ners of their respective flights . ScottWicldine Cody Youell. Chri s Stout. Randy RainerThird Fllflhl · 75--79 - 154. Randy Rainer. Jason Moore PJ.. Gibbs 82-74 - 158· Four1h fJlghl · and Jerry Tuc'ker were the Jason Moore n-83 180 rhampions of c;u:h of those Jim Casey • 84-78 162 lower lli ghts: · Filii> Flight lllC llCXt open toumamenl Jerry TU(:I<er 80-85 - 165 86-86 - 172 to be held at Ri verside Golf Tom Cremea.ns . $TAFF ,REPORT .. ' .f .. t ' ' ,. �Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel ' ' www .mydailysentinel.com Major LEaguE BasEball'- 2005 ~11-Star GamE New kids on the block at All-Star game BY RONALD BLUM ASSOCIATED PRESS DETROIT - Derrek Lee knuv.s the All-Star game has a whole new look thts year Bmty Bond~. S<tmmy Sosa dl1ll Ken Gnftey h .tre nowhe1e to be seen Derek Jete1 and Jason Gtambt .tren·~ .tround, either Instead, there ' s .t whole bunch of new- kids on "the b.lock for Tuesday n1 ght 's game at Comenc.t Pm k There's Lee and Bn.tn Roberts, who Ie.td thetr le.tgues m. battmg average And there 's Chns C.trpcnter and Mark Buehrle, the st.trtmg pttchers Twelve .of the 20 pl.tyers 111 the lmeup h<tve never stdrted an AII-St<tr game before, mcludmg se;en 111 the Atl]encan League "It could be the next wave," Lee satd before Monday's workout "It has to happen at some pomt Guys can'l phiy tore> er" 01 course, there are som.e excepttons Roger Clemens, a month shy of his 43rd birthday, was pteked for the II th lime . Gtven permtsston to arnve Tuesday, Clemens played tn ht s Itrst All-Star game 111 1986. when Lee w,1s JUS( I 0 And then there's 40-ye.u old Kenny Ro&ers, who recetved the most ,utentJOn ,u the All-Stat mc·dm .tvat l.lbthty, held dt the hotel Ill subut tJ,m De,~tbmn whete the plo~y ­ crs d iC 'td)lllg He was suspended July I tor 20 gdmes and lined $5 0 ,00() lor an outburst that sent a televtstoH c,lmcr,unan to the hospital ,tnd prompted a pohce mvesttg<~tton Because the players' <tssoct,ttJon appealed, Rogers can't be penahzed unul after a hednng and a dectston by commtssmner Bud Sehg He spent 45 mmutes. answenng and avoidtng .questtons · "I figured everyone would be at this table I'm sure the rest of the guys love this, because they don 't have to worry about tt," he said "I'll take whatever shots people gtve me. and at the end, I'll. from San Francisco "These guys are not gomg to be cool and 'What's the btg deal'' " Atlantd's John Smoltz, a DetrOit naltve. recalled Ius first All-Stat tt tp, to Anaheim in 1989 'I stlll be standmg" So 1s Ttger St,Jdtum, about two mtles ,1w,1y The sue ot the t,1mou s 1971 All-Star g.tme. v.hcre Rcggtc Jackson htl the ltght tower, ts shuttered these days. wtth no detenm n'auon made on what the luture wtll hold tor the eomer ot M1 ch1gan and TtUmbull Comenca Park, .Mihtch replaced httter-tnendly Ttger StaplUm 111 2000, ts one of the few pttchers' p<lrks to open m the bandbox era. Some of baseball's top young sluggers were set to test the dmiensions in Monday ·mght 's Home Run Derby NL manager Tony La Russa looked forward to seemg how the young studs v.ovld do "I thmk the f1rst-ltmers are some of the most fun for either squad," he satd after takmg an overmght tltght wL1s so llsh-out-of- water." he Sdld " ) dtdn't know 11 I was commg or gomg." La Russ.t's C.irumal s ha;e tour pl.tyers tn the st,utmg Ime up fot the 76th AII-St,ll game, wtth C.trpenter JO!ntn g center fielder Jun Edmonds, • shomtop D.tvtd Eckstem and dcstgnatcd tilttcr Albert PuJols - 11 would ha ~c been live tf third basemat) Scott Rolen hadn't p11lled out becattse of a sore nght shoulder Boston, whtch swept St. Louts m the World Senes, also has four st.trters left fielder Manny Ramtrez, center helder Johnny Damon, destgnated hitler David Ortiz and catcher Jason Vantek. No team had placed that many players 111 the staiting lineup since the 1976 Cincmnatt Reds had frve, accordmg to the Ehas Sports Bureau Terry Francona earned the nght to manage the AL team because he led Boston to rts ftrsl World Sene;; title smce 1918 ''After 86 years of passton , trustratton, tanattcal tans ,md a lot of genume love lor thetr' team. I'm very exCited and honored," he satd Damon comp.tred the Red Sox to the Harlem GlobetrotterS", saymg Jhey had become as much celebnty entertamers .1s ballplayers. "People stop and stare,'' he stud. "They ask, ' Dtd you see the Red Sox walkmg down the street?' " For the third stratght season, the league that wms the All-Star game gets homeltcld advantage m the , World Senes The AL .has won the last seven All-Star games plaY,ed to a decision, and the Red Sox started their Senes' sweep last year with two wins at Fenway Park. "I thmk that if we had started the series in St Loms, maybe we would have lost m five," La Russa JOked. Tuesday, July 12, 2005 www.mydailysentinel.com All·S~ Li~eu~ mrtbune - Sentinel - Re . ~ All-Star game, never mind startmg one," Carpenter satd " It's , JUSt a,n Monday honor" La Russa wtll start lour of hts Cardtnals players, the same number <ts the Boston Red Sox, thetr World Senes Dpponents ids! October. Catpenter ( 13-4) should be tresh - he hasn't pLtched smce lust Wednesday. He w;)s chosen over Flonda' s Dontrelle Wtllts ( 13-4) and Houston ace Roger Clemens ( 1.48 ERA) "It says a lot when you constder the guys we wnstdered. I had a lot of mput from o~rou_nd the Je,1gue ," La Russasmd Amencan League managet Terry Francona selected Buehrle (10-3) to start over hts Chtcago te.unm,!te. Jon Garland ( 13-4) Toronto 's Roy Halladay (12-4) , who leads the league with a 2 41 ERA, tmght have gotten the nod 11 hts left leg hadn't been broken by a ltne dnve on Fnday "Mark and Roy Halladay were our two top constderattons.'' Frdncona sa1d "When Roy backed out lor obv10us reasons wtth the tnjury M<~rk was our clear ch01ce to be our starte1 " Buehrle wtll be p11ch1ng on tv.o days' rest " I bounce h,1ck pretty qutck,'' he satd, ,1ddmg tha1 he should be av,ulable for one or two tnntngs. The ftrst batter to face Buehrle v.tll be Phliadelphta nght lle lder Bobby Abreu. Carlo> Beltran of the New York Mets bats second and moves to left held ltom his r~gular spot 111 center DEARBORN , Mtch. (AP) - Kenny Rogers knew what was comtng. He doesn 't ltke dowg Jntervtews , and obviOusly doesn't care tor cameras. But after hts temperamental outburst made nattonal headh nes late last month, tlle Texas· Rangers pttcher realtzed he would be the center of attentton tf he showed up at the AII-StM game He came <tnyway '·) wanted the pl.tyers who voted fot me to knov. that I dpprectdted ll, ,md I didn't want those votes to be wasted," Rogers smd Monday "When you are voted Ill by the players, 11 ts probably more of an honor than bemg selected. "I thought .1bout a lot of thtngs. but when you get the opportumty to play. espe- emily at thts pornt in my career, you want to take advantage of It because ot all the people who helped you get here I alwa~s thmk about other people, but I don't feel hke I'm detrac(mg from anyone by bemg here," he satd. Swarmed by dozens of reporters and cameras m a hotel ballroom, the 40-yearold left-handet sat at a table and calmly answered questiOns for 45 mmutes He dtdn't appear espectalIy annoyed as he was bemg grilled about shovmg two camer.tmen before a game on June 29. sendmg one to the hospital and prompting u pohc~ mvesllgalmn. He JUst sounded resrgned to the fact that he needed to go through thiS. Rogers w.ts suspended tor Ali-Ster gamo 11 Comtrtoa I'Wtc: ' R&A declmed to outlaw the mgue that the Btttlsh Open Haskell because tt seemed to now ts held on four courses make the game e.1s1er .md - the new tees on the 12th more enJoyable tor the maJOr- and 13th actuallj ate po~rt ot tty of players Ultnnately, 11 the Eden course, the nmth tee helped mdke go! I more popu- IS on the New Comse, and the lar second tee ts p,ul of the Now, the R&A ts sunply Hmmlo~yas pulling course keeptng up wtth the ltmes Ntcklaus has been cnttctz"The changes ,tre good mg the govermng bodtes lor You've got your thtnkmg yeo~rs about the golf ball, and caps on 12, 13 and 14 now," he told the Bnltsh medta 111 satd N1ck Faldo, who won the M,1y thdt he v.orned the Old 1990 Bnllsh Open at St CouFsc v.ould be obsolete Andrews "I don ' t thlllk tt F,1xon 1s among those who sets up lor Ttgcr, but I thmk be!Jeve th,ll golf ts doing JUst Ttger ts the lavonte He's hne ,tdjustmg to the times played. he's v.on, and he "'It's not JUst the evolutton comes here wtlh a mtsston .. of golf, tt 's the evolutton oi The changes stat! Wtlh the ltte ," Faxon s.ud edrhet thts second tee. v. htch h.1s been y,ear 'Guys th.tt used to play moved back '40 yards ,md to b,lsketb,t\1 c,m't even st,lrt on the nght, so that playe rs now .mv te.un now I lo; c Bob face a hhnd tee shot over c,)usy, btu could he bt ,1 gorse bushes Brad Faxon st,Jrttng pmnt gu,trd today I'' dectded to atrn at a crane 111 Others, Nicklaus included. the dtstance. and only late! wo uld s,ty that the Old ft gured out that the door of a Course changes even tl noth corporate chalet w,Js a better 1ng ts Jane at all target Nt~klaus played v.tth' What rea II y got everyone s F<ildo. Fred Couples and attentiOn was the 480-y,trd M~nwn,tl wmner Bart Bry,mt loltrth. whtch ts only 16 y<~rd~ longer th,m 111 2000 but now on o1 day as spectacular as tt ·requtres a carry ot some 290 gets Ill these parts - bn !han! sktes and temperatures tn the •yards to re.1ch the fmrway. "II that gets any wmd at all , tntd-70s The three-ttme they mtght have to move the Open chumpton lldd d!ready lees." Mtkc Wctr s,ud "I seen th,e changes, and he says smoked one today th,tt car- only Nos 4 and 14 wtll make ned a lttt!e left and got tnto ,1dttference . Everythmg else depends on the fmrway Then I htt anoththe weather, whtch ts the way er one that a ltttle to the nght - and I htt 11 pretty darn 11 has always been at St good - and 11 was 111 the Andrews. stutf" "The course ts a surpnse Peter Thomson, the ftve- eac h ttme you look at tt." ttme Open champton who Ntcklaus satd. "No matter won at St Andrews 50 years how many tunes you play ,il. ago, sttll has a house tn the •you'll sll ll fmd thmgs that .gray old town and plays the you've never seen before Old Course about stx times a Every ltme. the condtllons ' · change and you have to make year The change to No 4 was adJustments '' the pnly one he cntJc tzed Eve n players wtth tar less "The fourth doesn't need ,1 expenence ha>e )igured that tee. tl needs a faJrw.ty. " out Thomson s.tid Appl ehy v.as .t,kcd ahou1 Cle.trly. thts tsn t the s.une the .chdnges and drew a pi dee . where Woods broke a bl.mk He has played Sr maJOr champtonshtp record ,lt Andrews lour tllnes ,- the 19 under par when he won by Open 111 1000. and three etght shots m 20()0 Some limes 111 the old Dunhill Cup We Cove - ... IAIQUO' 1, Johnny Damon, Botton, cl (134$, 4 Meigs, Gallla, Ha, 42 Rete) 2, AI"' Rodrlg<ltz, NY Yanktll 3b (317 23, ·72) ' 3, David Ontz, Bomn. dh ( 314, 21 , 7~) 4, Manny Ramirez Boston, If ( 276~ 22, AncfMason ~-.ntl.. Uke Noone Else Can! 80) 5, Miguel Tejada, 19 62) Balt!i!IO~t. ' ' sa ( 329. • <.. n, . ( <>unty 014 a, 'Vladimir Guerrero. l A Angela 1 rf ( ~5. 16, 51) 7 Marl<T$I>Ma. TeKat1b (290, 25, 7a) 8, Jason VarHek, Boston, c (.301, 1'3. 36) In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE To Place mrtbune l\egtster Sentinel Your Ad, {740) 446-2342 {740) 992~2156 {304) 675·1333 can Today••• 9 Brian Roberts, Ballfmore. 2b (.345, 15 49) P, Mark BueMo. Chicago WhHe Sole (I 0·3, 2 58 ERA) National League 1, Bobj?y Abreu. Pfl!ltdelpf11a, ri, ( 307, 18, 58) 2, Corlos Belttan, NY Mo1s, "' J 2861 16,44) ' ' 'i·" 3. Alber! Pujote, Sl Louis, dh (337, 22, 69) I ,_ }~ , I j Or Fax To (740) 446-3008 4r Dt~ '""'' Ch!ci!llo c~. 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All Display: 12 Noon 2 Monday-Friday for Insertion Business Days Prior To In Next Day'a PaperSunday In·Column: 1 00 p.m Frlda•y For- Sundays Paper- Publication Sunday Display: 1:00pm Thursday tor Sundays Pape,r • All ads must be prepatd• ' • Start Your- Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete Description • Include A Price • Avotd Abbrevlatlonti • Include Ph(me Number And Addreu Wilen Needed • Ad !I Should Run 7 Days ~~~01 \(I \11 \IS r LA >S'l ANil FOUNil 30 ANNilliNI I Ml NTS Found n Vinton area red~ dtsh blonde dog With white Cance led P1s1o1 Class July 23 9 00" m VFW Mason WV Phone 74D-843 5555 or Cell740 416 3329 r broken (740)388 8273 Found Large lemale Black L ab 1n Henderson area w/ choker co llar and broke leash 304 675 7966 GJVMI\\1 2 young pupp1es Lab/Chov. moe Needs room to roam Call F40)446·3897 KIT & CARLYLE Mate Jack Russe ll Temer at GK N Plan1 m Galhpohs Oh1o (304)675 Found 3 month old k tt ens to a 1907 good home Already - - - - - wormed (740)446 9279 5 P1t bulls 3 fema le 2 males a mths ol d good dogs Good homos only (740 )388 0490 *********** Gallia County Outreilt.:h. 275 Stale S1...,e1. sale $4.1MI · Monda}-t' mhJ} 9am-2pm. 76 0 0 YAI<Il S-.J.E· P1~ I~.J·~~"NI' I· M1ssmg White long ha1red 6 Ro11we•ler tnl.lled J.}LJppies Jack Russe ll Temer w1lh Ya rd Sale Tues Wed & 6 weeks old (3U4)773 5791;:1 hghl brown lett ear & green Thur 202 N Park Dr 9 9 7 mon th o ld m1xed Red harness $100 Reward Tool Tab le S1benan Husky Bl ue Eyed Please Retlfrnll No ques WAN'IIll lions asKedl (740)591·0056 very fnendly (304)675 6581 © 2005 by NEA, Inc Ill (740)593 6824 Free Gerbils fnendly act1ve Area Fox Absolute Top Dollar US ~l':li0.-.----.,-""""1 ~::=.-.-and playful 12 to choose Rockspnngs 1 10 Terner While wl blacK head !rom (740)379 9445 S I'tier and Gold Co1ns HI.IY WANTJol) Ll) Wo\N"Jll) black spoLnght Side 740 Prootsets Gold R ngs Us· Lw-. . One se t ot gerb1l & numer· 949 2621 Currency M T S Co1n Shop ' ousO tame hamsters bnng 151 Second Avenue C lass ACDL Drvers own cage (740)44 4 4263 G II • I 740 446 2842 Wellston Ar ea OUTSIDE: SALES "Registered male Chocolate lmmed1a1e Open1ng Local REP R ESEN A Tl\ E I \11'1 CJ\ \II\ I H aul ~ng Lab w1th papers 3 yrs old "I R\ H I "" (740)44 6 3654 The Gallipolis Da1ly Tribune IS accepttn g If you have Tanker endorse· Table & 3 Ci1a1rs (304}458 ment With exce llent dnv1ng resumes fur a full I me Htli'WAN'IlD 1657 outs1de sa les representa· ·r~~;~:;~:;~ expenence record (mm1m urn 2 yrs twe to tom our sales team dnvmg Semr s) And lllc:e Workmg Monday and to manage arr estab thru Friday some Saturd ays 1shed account list wh le 4x4's For Sale 725 Home n•ghtl) Pa1d by the calling on 11ew accounts Announcement 030 The successful cand1da te hour (eJCce llent wages) Antiques . ... ... ... .. .. . 530 will be a d1Sc1pl ned sell Apartments for Rent ......... , ...... .440 Ca ll 800/ 548 8694 or ematl mot1ved team player that Auction and Flea Mar~et 080 mqlllr es to understands the unpor· Auto Parts & Accessories 760 !,!Spearman9burchhydro corn lance ol developmg Auto Repair .. .. ... 770 f,j() E~PERIE'N CE NE CESS..-,11Y strong mutually beneh Autos tor Sale ... .. .. .. ............ 710 f ULL riME CLA SS ES Desk top Publrsher needed c1a l busmess re la tion Boats & Motors for Sale. .. .. .. 750 CD\. TRAINING expenence 1n Quark Xpress Ship S w1lh our accounts • f '-IANr.INt, AVAILABI E 550 Buttdlng Suppttes. . .. JOB PLACEMENT preferred Send resume to Business and Buttdlngs . 340 El'< l OLLING NOW TSC8 200 Man St PI The 1dea1 cand date w111 Business Opportumty . .. .... .. ........... 210 Pl easan t WV 25550 ha\e sa le expenence For Business Training............ ............. 140 conl1denllal 1nterv1ew ALLIANCE Campers & Motor Homes. 790 · Full T1rne Help Wanted At 35 please send resume and TRACTOR-TRAILER Camping Equipment. .. . 780 Adul t V1deo & Book Store cover letter to Gall1pol s TRAINING CE NTERS Cards of Thanks ... . . G10 Eventng sh1ft & l\.11dn1ght Oo da Jy Tnb~me Attn J1m WYTHEVILLE VA Child/Elderly Care t90 Not Call Store Ca ll Freeland 825 Thud Ave Electncai!Refrigeratlon. ........ . .. 840 (:304)549 .5696 Gai iJpOIIs Oh1o 45631 ----_.1 l-It Sweeps z Equipment lor Rent.. ... Excavating..... Farm Equipment. Farms for Rent. Farms for Sale . 480 830 610 r 110 430 .....330 . .,.. ... .... . For Lease .... ForSale. ... For Sale or Trade Fruits & Vegetables Furnished Rooms ... .. .......... .490 585 590 580 .... , ..... .. General Haulmg. G lveaway.. • .... ... Happy Ads Hay & Grain . . , .... ~... •. Help Wanted... ...... ....... .... .... . . ... . Home Improvements .. . .. Homes for Sale. .. , .. Household Goods ... .. .. .. ... ... .... 450 850 1140 050 640 .1t0 ·810 310 510 Houses tor Rent ..... .................. ......... 410 In Memoriam...... .... .. . , . Insurance.. Lawn & Garden Equipment.. 020 .• . .. 130 .. . ....... 660 Livestock. ... .. ..............................630 Lost and Found. .... ... .. .. . .. ... 060 Lots tl Acreage. 350 ... . . 170 Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Merchandise ..... .. ..........540 860 Mobile Home Repair.... . Mobtte Homes for Rent .420 Mobtte Homes for Sale . ....320 Money to Loan . ... ... . ..... ......... •.. 220 Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers ... .740 Musical Instruments .. . . 570 Personals .. .. ... 005 Pets for Sale . . . .. ... ... . 560 Plumbing & Heattng ....... .. ' 820 Professional Services.. Radio, TV & CB Relfalr . .230 .160 Real Estate Wanted .. . . .... 360 Schools Instruction ..... .:.. . ... . 150 Seed , Plant tl Ferttttzer .. .. 650 .... 120 Sltua1tons Wan1ed ..... 460 Space for Ren1 .. Sporting Goods .. . .. ... . .. .. . . 520 SUV's for Satl! ... .... .. ... 720 ' Trucks for Sale .. 715 ...870 Uphots1ery . vans For Sate . .. .. .... . ........... 730 Wah1ed to Buy .. ., . . 090 Wanted to Buy· Farm Suppttes • 620 wanted To Do . .. .... 180 Wanted 1o Rent .. .. . . .... . .. ..... .... 470 Yard Sale- Gallipolis . ........ .... . . 072 Yard Sale-Pomeroy/Middle . 074 . ......... 076 Yard Sate-Pt. Pleasant .. Assemble crahs wood 1!ems To $480/wk Matenals provrdud Free tnformat1on pkg 24 801 428 4649 r,r An Excellent way to earn money The New Avon Call Manlyn 304 882 2645 ATIN WORK AT HOME Earn $450·$1 500/month Around you schedule' WVfN home based bus1 ness com www.lntoclslon com ngra rge Co Will bo accept ng applications at th ept tor Employmen erv ces t8 44 Carte 'tiEmue Ashlana entucky on 71121200 hrough 7/ 1412005 fro OQam 1111 3 OOpm MUS AVE 2 years heav abor worK e;t;per 1enc 1e farm1n9 loggmg con true! on etc) Generou ally wage and excellen enef11 package EOE !FN SnHMlts l"'i'llUJCilON Gallipolis Career College (Careers Close fo Home) Call Today 7 40 446 4367 18002t 40452 wwv. gall pollscareerco lege oom Accrcd 100 Member Ace M11rng Coll!l<,;l IQr 1-.dependenl Colleges and ~ch oo s 1?7413 170 ~ ll<o;t H I ANEOIIS OIRECTV For Sale top so11 -1 w II load your p1ckup $20 dtlmp tra11 er S35 00 (304 )733 5099 Local twckmg company see kmg C lass 8 CDL ctr1vers Wtlh good MVA salary pay home weekends good equ pment (740)388 0855 or (740)709 1581 Busy home health agency noW h rmg RNs and LP Ns for Law•ence and Gall1a count1es Choose hOw you are pa1d Howly Per De1m or Salary Fun and part 11me pos1110ns BenefitS 1nclude Pa1d 11me off 40H( Un1torm allowance m leage health and li fe Insurance Sam s Club year end bonuses Opltcal and den tal benefits a(ld muCh more Apply 1n person at Qua lify Care Nursmg Serv1ces 415 Sol1da Ad South Pomt Oh10 or 1502 Eastern Ave Gall 1pohs On1o or call 1 ANILPN S Overbrook cen ter IS currently accep t1ng appl cat1ons tor LPN S and RNS 7A 7P and 7P 7A 180 \\' v~nn Sl111ts a•e ava1lable II you loDo are Interested please come 1n ond 1111 out an appl1cat on at 333 Page Street Georges Portable Sawm•ll M1ddlep0l"t or call and don t haul your Logs lo the w1th Hollie M1ll JUS! call 304 675 1957 speak Bumgarn ar LPN Staff ' De11etopment EOE ~ or related lt::•me•o1Licanse w1th Boafd Handy Man Remodelmg PamMg 36yrs E•per1enc~ ect (304)675 8178 or (30 4)773 6133 A oofmg Decks Hardwood Floor and Ceram10 Tile New mstallaiiOn Construe! on Pole Barns Top Notch 8u 1dmg Contractor s (304 )675 3042 WV036667 190 Cun ro>'Etlll RD C•R} For sa le by owner Tra ter & lot at 109 Cedar Strcflt GallipOliS at end 0 GAHS tootball he ld Call (419 )533 4195 tor dota1ls 1 - - -- - . . . , - - - In Pomeroy !louse 7 rooms t 112 baths garage basement deck mclud1ng deedto3!ots on Oho R1ve• Bank Ca ll lor appo1ntment and nformat1on 7 40 992 3424 740 992 1949 7<10 742 2007 Newly Remodeled 2 3BR 1 1 2 BA Hardwood Cernm1c Floors full Basement 1 C<1 1 attached Garage Deck & Large Fenced Backyard $88 500 (859)797 9806 or (3041675 2036 w No Fee Unless we 1n1 1 aas 582 3345 i;;3 :i 10;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Hor-.u~ HJk S<\J.E garage Reloca~ng 10 Ht'SL'l-"' Ot,'QR11 '\m oNOTICh H10 VALLEY PUBLISH NG CO recommenas tna OU dO bUSIOeSS With pea e you Know ano NOT t end money through th ad unt1l you have mvest1 ted the olfenn m M1ddlep ort Call (740)992 9799 Leave message 320 1\fonn F lie )\II·~ ·' :. ,. Lw--·lll·llilll<iioi1Sii'11;oi.l,_ . _.l 3 BbR 2 112 baths 2 ca1 gmago furnished close to Holzm hosp1tal 1740 )4.:11 0310 3BR Br1 ck House tBath Approx 8 acres 20 M1nutes I rom 'Toyota Plant S50011DOI lh 55001depos11 1304)570 22 17 Attentlonl Local compcwy u ff enny "NO DOW N PAYMENT pr o grqms for you to buy your home nslead ol rentmg 100°o 1nancrng Le ss than perfect cred1t ac cepted Paytnent c ould be the same ac- rent Loca tors Mor tgage (740)367 0000 Brick 3 bedroom t 1' 12 bath I ~ mg room great roon1 ~?at n kitChen 2 l1re places & Qi:nage plus sheep barr pasture garden spo t 55 50 piuS utI li eS Call 1703)451 259 1 EIIICI8nt 2BR Ret Dep No Pets Con ver cn tly located 1304)675 5162 cotta;~ e Immac ulate ca b 1r1 180 on 40 acres of wqods cA sr111ng 100 m S400 mo 11th 6 14)5!=1 ~ 77 73 ur 1 800 798 4686 1974 12x60 2 BR neen s moved ~m s skn tm g and N1ce 2 Bed1 oo m House front porch $840 (937)322 Gall po lrs Ferry Call aft~>r 8pm (30405 7 5 17€ 1 17 1q 2br 2ba (Mason) Sunroom New Carpet Heat Pump Ve r ~ n1ce 2BR home m the 14~7 0 F1mshed Basement Double t 980 W111cheste country 1 bath n1ce lawn Garage & Sto rage 8u1 ld ng 3BR 1 112 bath excell ent no pel s Rei and depus 1t condlton (740)446 2948 i30<J773533B $400 oer rno 74.0 144 6 1995 Clayton Doublew de 280 I 3 bedroom Ranch 2 car 24x52 3br 2ba total elcc- ..::~,.,..--,..,..,..-.. - .. ., 20 garage 111 ground pool tr c S18000 OBO 1\lonn . J~_H0\11 ·.\i $90 000 Cal! {7401256 J304j675 2907 lllM 1962 5 Homes under S 10 000 2 BDR 2 bathe R o Gtandc ' 3 Bedroom 1 t /2 Baths W II dt> llver (74(] !38 5 i5 71 area $400 a n:ont h nr lt dP<. Rt :VI Corner lot 1n Meadowbrook Ro ot Lammatc Wood Floonng and Ca rpet a1e 3 ~ear s old Fenced n Back Yard and Storage Bu1 idlllg '---~-~---, 8 used homes unde• S1 000 Wil l hefp N In de very 17 401385 9621 t•a sh S 100 (740)36 7 7025 depos•l 2 bed room mob1ie h0 111 8 111 Middl epor t S375 plu~ Gr eat 2000 Flee1wood 2 depo~1 t no ns1d e rets bE::Clroom w1th l ull del11, ery (7401992 319 1 416 set up and c en1 1al 11r C all 1354 Russ p t. Qf385 243 t -J..\ c Jbr 2ba peol garage stor age bldg appliances $130 000 5 m1tes from 33 N ew 3 BR Hurne Only on Rt 681 (740)592·0426 S 189 mo Includes q c de l v ery and !let up {74C))185 8 room ho use rn Gallipolis 436 7 Need s work $29 500 {740)441 t 078 or (7 40)446 \ \lllll 'II Ill'<,, 0974 Jli 'SJN}l\' 2 bed roorn A C very n ce '1 G::lll poll s no pn ts (74 0)446 2003 2 Bed room San:Jhlll Road Ref erence rP.q ttiiPd No oel s 3041675 383 1 ;,; BR A C storaqe t>lctq r BusmP.i? for sa le F1ve mm lr e~m town hrospltctl & •7 401.t 4t Local company oflenng NO Stat1on Ha r Salon and oowe r p la nt.:. DOWN PAYMENT pro M e rle Norman Cos me t c 423 4 (7J 0)208 786 1 grams for you 10 buy your Stud1 0 lor sale lfl do.,.. nto wn Beaut l ui I VPJ VICV. 1t1 Gatti pol s Oh o Pnce home rnslead ol rent ng Ka n aug ~ Ideal for , 2 Deo Reduced to Sale Ask1ng 100°" linancmg ote , No pe ts L)/case • Less than perfect credit pnc e tncludes h a1r pr oduc ts Apph( at1o ns te ng ta ken CosmetiCS lran Cll 1se Cal t accepted Call (740) 441 0 18t Payment could be the 740 245 9294 B•Ciwe ll area clean •8mod same as rent L ocat ors 2 bedrocr1 S40C eled Mortgage '"" & AllU.\1,1 month •rCILdes ~\ a te r & 1740)367 0000 ;;ewel Reterencr & d e~osn 1 Wooded a cre Count•y reoLJned No pets (304 1576 Home S !e near Un1on 4037 Campground Electr c 9ural Mobile Home Lot only Wa• er (30 \) 882 37'i2 call <> Iter 9pm Add1son P k~ S 12J 'TlOnth call (740t.1-l6 164 .. 1m mOrP All real eetttte advertising 2 ac•es ot flat lan ct on SA mfo In this newspep.tr Is 21 8 t 3 m1n h om 1ow1 subject to the Federal Pnc ed $1 2 600 (740125€ l alo. ng rtr ::r1rc at•ons fo• ~ Felr Housing A.cr ot 1968 bedroom l'l~h P ~"~ome N't' 18 54 .. whlctl makes it llleg&l to oets S275 nonth nclude~ ad'tlart••• eny For sa!e R1vertront ac1eege wa1 e1 52 00 dP! OS I C~ll preference lllnltatlon or arOLmd fl acres on 8t - n1ce 1740) 44 6 361~ dlecrlmlnatlon based on plac e tor a new home C all rice color religion eel (7 40) 44 6 850:b 1 aft e r f111m!lial sretus or nat1on111l origin or &ny Intention to 9 OOpm make any such 11 prelerenc::e llmltetlon or 1 ana ? bedrocr <HlB 1 ditt.crtmlnetton \\ " l l l l ments fu n s'"'ed ar c unft~r nrs tlea sec unl) deoos ' ! tile ncwsp•per will not f Buy Homes LoCal pe1son req1 treo nc pets ~ JQ 992 knowtngly accept buys hOmes Conf r!;1ent1a1 2218 advertltemenlt for real Ou1ck casn J1rn 740 992 ••tate which 11 In 1 bedraom nra !n1€'11 r 6300 No calls alter 9 violation ol the l•w Our Gdlhpohs nea Wa Ma11 IH ' I \I' readers are hereby U!thtreS mclude:1 1-4012 45 Informed !hal 111 5555 dw.Jiings advert1secMn Rt Ch1tdcare ava 1J able near Hotze• Charola1s Lake Estates Anytime · Moo Sat t 2 yrs exp S"J/hr $25/day Debb•e (740)446 2451 II\\ ' ( 1\1 Wanted Expe nenced T1mber cutter and ~oze1 operator Please ca ll (740)256 6983 or (7 40)256 1321 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? H•)( ISL"\ llll< Rf ~o No Ool'.n Payment Poss1D1e 1900 square 11 house 3 beUroom 2 ba1il ful l ba~e L.,o,_...,joiiiiiioiiioi"'"-' men t ne'll heat pump sets on J acres S A 7 Eastern ' Ca kes by KaH1y wed ding & Schoo l D1stn ct 1740)985 all occas1on also Karao l.;e 43 2 1 call (i40)992 0723 after NO DOWN PAYMENT 3 br 3pm 2 1/2 baths large 2 car 1304)675 7708 Help Wanted Tomato P1ckers (740)247 390 1 740 247 2165 BOO 759 538J EOE • 1511 Full t1me babys1tter needed Barton Chapel Road Mason (;ounty No students apply call 6pm 9ptn 304 576·3353 McCl ure s Restaurant now h1r ng all locations lull or part·t1me p1ck up apphca AVQNI All Areas! To Buy or liOn at loca!IOn & bnng back Sell Shtrley Spears 304 between 10 OOam & STNA S Overbrook Center 675 1429 11 OOam Monday thru 1s currently accepting appl catiOns for full t1me ST NA S Saturday Call for sorneth ng you 7A 7P: and 7f" 7A and 3A behave 1n and make great ShiftS are ava11 Need help tor Parkinson s j p · money ao1 ng 1t1Call on pat ant in Maryland Ltve 1n able II you are Interested beha lt of rna1or Non mea couples hpme All please come n and t111 out Prol1t and PolitiCal expenses pa1d plus salary an apphcalion at 333 Page orgamza110nst and earn up Need dnvers licenses Calt Street Mlddleporl Please to SBihour plus bonuses (740)288 0290 leave mas No PhOne calls EOE We oHer paid tra 1n1ng sage pa1d hOlidays and pa1d vacat1ons Needed baby Sitter tor 1n Full and Part 11me shifts our hOme {Portland) 2 days ~~:;'~~y;~:r~:~ available a week (740)843 1103 Call today to schedule an 1nterv1ew• SIGN ON BONUS' 1-877-463·6247 ext. 2455 ' Horne ch1ldcare state cert! l1 ed and pr1vate pay- accept ed Clean sale home local ed 3 1 2 m 1les off route 33 · on K1ngsbury Road Excellent refer ences avail able Perfe c t locat10n fo r parents who work w thin the Pomeroy and Alhens area Call 740 992 9066 FRE E Ho me System enter ta1nment FREE Equ1pment and Install up to lour rooms 145 chan nels $29 00 a month Ask how to get FREE HBO ParamediCS & EMT s MAX and STARS 1 800 neeaed Apply at 1354 523 7556 to r details Jackson P1ke Galhpohs 1-800-334-1203 100 WORKERS NEEDED Sr!\1,\Jl()J'tiS ~:::::;:::~ ~---WJiiAoiN'liioillilll,__.l LEARN TO DRIVE thmg wtth thetr ftrst at bat, homeJUn <tntl Branch drove but finally got on the bo,trd home a run 111 the ~econd lor the hrst Green ,mswered 111 the lime em the day The score next at bat wtth Smtth httfrom Page Bl came alter Golden smashed tmg a homerun, bnngmg the players on base )dte m the a tnple. l<tter bemg dnven score to 5-3 m the fourth The Apaches added two game wtth Golden 1eaching home by Ben Robmson From then on the game more runs m the tilth after a 011 d double m !he fourth and would rock back and fourth Wy<ttt Zuspan htt created fyler Davts hn~n g for ,1 between the two teams , multiple errors. drivmg 111 double m the stxt But pttchmg was the name In the lhtrd. the Apaches !WO >IllOre runs to bnng the JUmped out wtth a smgle by Mdson total to 7 runs · ot the game as the Apaches w d bl G held 011 to the 1_0 shutout to yatt us pan, .t ou e reen contmued to ftght from Clark and were Jowed to ~c<;lfe more runs 111 the force a game two for the on the loaded bas~ path by ltfth .md stxth mnwgs wtth champwnshtp. Branch who was h1f by a Wilson hnung a tnple and And that gmne proved to p1tch Wtth no outs, the bemg dnvcn home by Tyler be much dtflerent than the potent tally dtsastrous sttua- Davts m the fifth, and Smtth last tton was quickly put to"rest commg home on an RBI The rules stated that pttch- the ne xt batter as Green from Joseph ,Finmcum, but ers could only pttch six ' turned a double play to pre- thetr efforts came up short tnntn gs on any gtven day. vent any scon ng as the Apaches came out on ruhng Zuspan and Golden However, after two more toP. Wtth a 7-5 wtn and the unusable on the throwmg batters were put on base Btll Hubbard Memonal staff 111 the championshtp from walks, a mtstake on Champtonshtp bout, makmg way to Terry Greens part led to a walk It was tough to watch Smuh for Green and Bnce wtth bases loaded, giVIng e1ther team I,ose as both Clark domg the th rowing Mason another run. deserved to be m the title duues tor Mason Green also managed to get game and both fought hard Despue the dtlfcr~nt play' on the board m the thtrd . to be the best in the tourhaers 011 the mound. g,une two wllh htl s from Auslm ment As Mason took the >tarted ott \ery stmllar to Wtlson and Russell )ltle , Green came .home m game one wtth Wilham Denntson , eventuall y dn - second place whtle 7usp.m le,lciJng olf on the vmg 111 D.!Vtcl Saunders Galhpolts c,Jme home with hasr h.uh .tit er .t "'"k. bemg In the tounh, Mason the thtrd place trophy to lind men 111 I.ucr tn the mnm g opened the game up Wll~ tsh out the weekend tournaby Clat~ on .tn RBI smglc three run s alter Wtlltam ment that hosted II teams Green Ia tied to do any- Zusp<tn h.tmmered ,t two run !rom around the ,1rea. ' ...----, r:1 '!:20.-.~.,---..o....., CLASSIFIED INDEX Masons W1ll1am Zuspan prepares for a pttch from Green s Jared Golden m game one of the Btl! • Hubbard Memonal Champ1onsh1p Game one featured an tncred1bte showdown between the two players as Zuspan struck out 12 batters and Golden struck out 10. ) l Ht!Y SHOP .CLASSIFIEDS Larry Borrow Smart Contac he Oh10 D1v S10n o FmanCI81 IDSII!UIIOn ll1ce ol Consume lla1rs BEFORE you refl nanc e your horne o bta1r1 a loan BEWAR t requests lor any larg pvance payments o ees or nswrance Call he Ol l1ce ot COnsume ffa1rs toll free at 1 855 78 0003 to learn 1f th mort gage broker o lender IS proper ! licensed (Th s IS a pubh erv1ce announcemen ro m the OhiO Va lle Pubhshlll Cornpan ) 10 Bmn ., mn s-.11 IU (~JAN Mov1ng sale Fnday Ju ly 15th 9 5 Lots of everyth1ng Not JUS! clothes and glass ware Pnced to sell 3626 Bu lav11le P1ke 38 13 (7 40 )985 3837 10 MONU . *********** 5 ktltens 2 gray 1 oln ck 2 stnped weane d 740 985 Now you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads tf~~ 1m Borders$3.00/perad Graphics 50¢ for small S1 .00 for large Ylllll SAl FG<\t Ul~li.IS na~ VISA GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED www comtcs com on nose/chest short legs weanng red collar House • POLICIES Ohio Valley Publishing utservea the right to edit reject or cancei anr ad at any time Errors must be repprted on the flrat Qay of publication and Trlbune-Sentlnai-Regleter will be reaponslble lor no more than the coet ol the epace occu pied br the error and only tha tlrst Insertion We shall not be liable anr lou Of expense that reeulta from the publlc auon or om1aslon of an ad'tlertli!lement Correction Will be made In the th st a... aliable edHion • Bo• number are alwaya confidential • Current rate card applies • All real estate ad'tlarthsements are IUbject to the Federal Faa Housing Act or 1968 • Th a o•••P•I>•II accepts only help wanted ada meet1ng EOE standards We w111 no! knowingly accept any advert1111ng 1n violation of the law YARil SAI.f P'· JUST SAY CHARGE IT! Or Fax To (304) /}e-f:ultlrM Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Items 20 games and fmed $50,000 - the same amount as h1s contract bonm tor makmg the AL All-Star tedm- dfter hts ttrade l;lut he 's contmued to pllch whtle the players' associatton appeals the penalttes. and commtsstoner Bud Seltg s<11d Rogers has e;ery nght to be · at baseball's summer showcase. "A player has the nght to appeal, ,JS you do 111 any JUS· ttce system,'' Sehg said " I dtd what I had to do wtlh Kenny Rogers, and Kenny Rogers ts gomg through the appeal process as he IS entttled to do, and there 's no less excitement m Detroll and <~round the country about the All-Stat game "He's done somethmg that he'll probably regret the rest ot hts hte , but he's paymg the pnce nght now " Or Fax To (740) 992-2157 --------------~~----~- Otftfee-lloari 51) 6 Aramla Ramirez, Ch~O Cuba, 3b ( 298, 19, 57) ' • 7 Mike Plaua, N· ~ Mill, o (~eo. 9, 38) 8, JeH Konl, Loa An~lto. 2b (.304. 15, 6G) 9, David ECl<11eln, Sl Loula, $8 { 264, 2, 24) ' P Chris CerpM!er, St LOUt! {13-4, 2 51) Changes to Old Course nothing new ST ANDREWS, Scotland (AP) - The last ttme Ttger Woods played at St. Andrews. he went back I00 years 111 time by htttmg a rephca of the gutta percha golf b,tll dunng a pracuce round Despite a mtghty dnve on the 352-yard moth hole, he sttll had a 5-tron left to reach the green And to thmk that mtght sull be the standard ball tithe Old Course never changed Even Wtth Jack Ntcklaus pla_l;tng the ftrst practtce round ot hts tmal maJOr champton shtp, and Woods teemg olf so early Monday that he was done before some people got out of bed , the buzz at the Bnttsh Open was the new look ot the Old Course, at least on ltve holes that added a combmed 164 vards. - "They leap out at you," Jun Furyk satd. For those alarmed by addmg yardage to such a htstonc track. perhaps they should wander across the street to the Bnllsh Golf Museum. One exhtblt contams the robber core H,1ske ll golf ball , whtch phased out the gu tta percha - whtch came from a tree substance - and was all the rage at the turn of the 20th century. The Royal & Anctent wa~ so warned about how far players were httllng the Haskell that 1t lengthened the Old Course and added pot bunkers to protect agatnst low scores It must have worked, for there were only a dozen scores below 80 and James Braid won that 1905 Bnllsh Open at 318, the ~tgh­ est wmmng score 111 10 years One hundred years later, people are sttll talktng about tradtllon and technology "It's JUSt evolutiOn." Stuart Appleby satd. "It wasn' t long ago everyone was playmg tn tweed JaCkets and ttes •· Tradtll onalt sts made a pasSIOnate case for the gutta per: cha to be the standard ball for champmnshtp golf Alas, the ·c LAS S I F I E D DETROIT (AP) - Jilllll!l9 llnfUP& llll'OUnced~tor~ ..... Carpenter, Buehrle named starters Rogers s4ows, answers questions DEARBORN Mtch. (AP) - fony L1 Russ<~ lound hts AII-St,t1 starter on . hts ov.n pllc~mg statt Chm C.trpenter ot the St LoUJs Cardtnals wtll get the bdll tor the Nauonal League on Tuesday ntght at DetJOJt's Comenca Park , cappmg ~ Lt succcsstu 1 comeback from n ght shoulder surgery His AL opponent on the mound wtl I be Chtcago Whtte Sox lefty Mark Buehrle Released bv Toronto tn 2002 ,tt'ter tits operalton. Carpentet mtssed the 2003 se,tson betorc wtnnmg 15 games lor the NL champtons last year He 's got 13 vt;;toncs already tht s season. tted lor most' m the maJor leagues and a true testament to perse;erance "You dream to get an opportunity to play tn an The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 lhl1 newspaper are avslla61e on 11n equal opportunity baael 10 1:-mn Jl\li S}~ 2 t r ~d' C'~ n arl Wnsher r:1rve1 hcO kuf't V1. ate1 0~1d N1ce ~c~n un no rets Di,Js deo::>s 1 2 BR l'oJse ccate d 1.., S37S mo G alllpol s S.tOQ mont!- plus (7 40 \446 9442 For sale 2 bedr oom i-louse ~--'C"'-· ~ depos1 f No oets eference · Single bath Wll tHn Cty hmi!S 2 Oeefroom 1 batb wale• OO" C 1 requ red Cal 7.10)4 .1 1 ,., 3 d 5350 f'"'Onlll S35C 60 S askmg ~· a on o or (7 40l9Q25174 ask "~ CAl l (7 40).:146 8595... after lor Jay secur t) oepos t 9 000fTI _ / 174())446 3.t81 HlR Rf"l �Help BEAUTIFUL APART· MENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 52 Westwood Drive from $344 to $442. Walk to shop & mov1es. Call 740-446-2568 . Equal Hous1ng Opportun1ty Phillip Alder Local Area Industry seeking temporary personnel. 40 ~;tour work week anticipated. Rotating shift work required. Two Year degree preferred. En!ry level wage rate approximately $10.00 per hour with moderate benefit package being offered. ML'iC'-:LI " "\,~I"')lfS "'" - l\1t-:~U_1H.NUL"iE 4" PTO 1fflgat1on pump 900ft 4" Camlock hose ram gun 2 reg Angus cows. (740)379-2798 c-'------ -- 8 Gmve Cemetery Lot Graham Cemetery Contact (30 4)882·2{ 42 or (304)882· 3228 - - ' - - - - - - -exercise Card1ogllde · machme 550. , OBO. (740)245-5934 . Fwn1shed upstairs. 3 rooms . & bath Clean. _r et & dep. requued. No pets. ~740) 446 . 1519 ' . Interested candidates are to submit resumes to: Hupp Insurance and Financial Services ® Roofing. Inc, '1111 Wlllll'llllllleDr' Mobile Homes • Metal Roofs Flat or Low Sloped Roof ·.Carports . Barns • Porches ENERGY EffiCIENT H~~~~ : b>ls ~r~r~~rs Jo;n o~:e,~:e~til~~ 4900 S•t .l"" .ll·'.~' SI -\( 'F 1 FtlH: R.n \T Down10wn OHice SpC~ce- 5 room su1te 5650 mo 1 room office- S225 mo.. 2 n~om SUi te S2501mo. Secur1ty depos1t reqUired You pay uhl1t1eS. All spaces very mce Elevator. Call 1740)44 6·3644 tor appoinlment For Lease: Office or reta 11 spaces in very good condiliO n. Downtown Gallipolis U d U .1 T • '~'• ,., mon s. se l11ty ractors @ ·~ 4 .9°'o Venable/ 60 CtH il1 1Ch ael Block. briCk. sewer p1pes. months. Equipment . (740)446-2412 w1ndows. lintels. etc Claude' Wi nters R1o Grande, OH New John Deere Round I Balers @ 1.9% Fi~o:ed Rate F1nanc1ng lor 48 Months or New Model 457 Standard Round Baler Only $13.250 • AKC Basset Hound pL1pp1es. cash. Makes 4X5 Bale. Shots. wormed, parents on Carmichael Equipment prem1se .$300 each. AKC (740).446·24 12 reg. 2 yr old male Basset , Hound . (~40) 256·6887 . -S-p-ec-,-.,-, _P_u_rc_h_a-se_·_J_o-hn th Approx 1600 sq. tt each. I AKC German Shepherds. or 2 baths Lease price Pups·& Adul1s. ,n e go 1Ia bIe Io encourage 1·Bi ac~ & Tan Litle~ bllsmess. ' Call new 1·Solid Black L1tter (740)4<16·4425 or (740)4 46· vet-c hecked & shots 3936 . (304)937·23 10 . www.trlstat ek-9.com ~<10iF~~~11_Y_Il.:,lR_C\_'C_l_Jo_'S/..,'- . ing $5,500. (740)446-7029. 4 \\'H'' ..' ' "''"S E.11cellent condition L-iio,;.iiiil'zil~-~--2001 ClJstom Panzer. 2000 $1 3. 800: 2003 miles. HtJndred Annv. Heritage, 600 miles. $17.000: 2000 Dyna Wide Glide, 16.000 $11 ,500; 2003 95 Mercury Sable not run· miles. ning. PurChase for $2,700 Hwldred Annv. Road King , will sell best offer .(304)675- Gold Key package w/$7000 ell:tra chrome. 300 miles. 8159 $17.900:· (740)992·6520. 740-992·2670 . 2dr 20 01 Dodge Stratus like new. Pearl white, 3.0 V6, 42 ,000miles. $8400 080 Call (650)543-4079 addilion~. Will'sATV Parts Quality Guurunteed ATV PurL" &' ACl'. James A Will Jr. . Owiicr .32119 Wl•lshlown Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 1740)992-24.\2 Email:jwi1145769 @yahoo.com Advertise in this space , for $52 per month Myers Tree Service •lnsul'l'd-Fnt• E<tlmah'.< • S('niur Clll7.cn di.~: ounl 2004 Honda Shadow 600 Chromed oul. $3.850 080. ~;;;;;;;~~~==;;; 1740)446·3993. • n 'fRllCKS 94 Harley oa,idson Ullra FOR SAI.t:: Classic, 10,000 m11es, blue, Carm1chael Equ1pment. ~-------excellent condi tion, $13,500, (740)446·24 12. 1991 Ford Ranger. body lair, (740)949·2217 runs fair. $750 (304}675. LIHSIUCK BoATS & r\-lfYIURS 8714 r ll)R SALE t997 ·Dodge Dakota SLTV6. Automatic, 2 Wheel Drive . 2001 Johnson BHP 72,000 milas (304}593· 1614 . Outboard motor. low hours, $700. 1211. aluminum boat 1998 Dodge Dakota Sport w1th older trailer. 2 trolling truck , 5-speed, 136,000 motors and more $425 or $4,000. Call $1 ,000 for all . (740)446 miles, (740)388·0578 or 1740)388· e69ii7ii'O:O....~--~..,--, 8707 . " CAMI'I-J!S & 200 1 Dakota Club Cab Sporl Plus Heavy Duty, Motor Sport Serie s. 2WD, 1 8d 1 ed, key ess entry, redlbla c ~ . like new. 34,000 miles. $ 12, 000 OBO. (740)446-1637 or (740}4464616 al1er _5pm. - - - - - -- - - ° ~--~ii1111Y,j,lliilRiioiHiiiil";;,';o~;;;".,J 1999 --Treo·l L· ·rle Ben 1am Flyer. E~cellenl condi ti on. Loaded. Must see. 740949-2709. $8,000 -:-:-:-...:.:...:.:.:..:_:.:..__ __ .2001 Jayco Designer Series 27RK S, 51h Wheel. Lots of $2 1.000 accessories (304)675·2246 98 Prowler 26 It, e)(cellenl condition. (740)339-3654 or (740)256·1526. 2004 Ford F-1.50 Supercrew 4K4, FX4 off road package, 5.4 VB, 6-CO changer. run· ning boards, power every: thing , Tonnea rr cover, tow package. 27.000 miles. 8)(Cellent condition . N.A.O.A. Coleman Camping Trailer Book Value $30,375; ·se ll tor 12FT, 2 Kiilg Beds. $4 ,995 $28,900 . (740)446·8217. call for Details (304)6751731 : "-I 1{\ 14 I " ADVERTISE YOUR ·BUSINESS· ON THIS PAGE FOR ASLOW'AS IO HOME IMPROvt:M~NI"S BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Local references lur· nished. Established 1975 Call 24 Hrs, (740) 446· 0870, Rogers · Base ment Waterproofing . on SAVINGS • • The Daily Sentinel 992-2155 ConatrucUon •• ,.. Al.liO 11\'Uih.-I)IC**"'"' . • Tusk !\lu~lcr Trudurs 26 horse · JM horsl', 4wd t I vcur wnrnm(v) • Furm Pro ~rrn,:tors 20 hor!-lc· • .30 horst.• louders. finish nurwers. tillt•rs 1ili}Y AKRIYAI. ZTK lli"miZl'I'U '!\m1 Radius Mower) .'O inch rutting widlh to 50 iru:h rutting widlh J ~· cur· wnrrunt~· I&ll TRAC!llR ~ & EOl!II'MENT ~ll Types Of . ~oncrete Work · 25 Years Experienre David Lewis 740-992-6971 . t m. t"rt~ Ta~e The Parish Shull Let me do i\.for youl IS NOW OI'EN AT 'rlu: 1\lulb~rry t'onununil,\' l 't'nh·•· 2MI Mulht'n·.' .'\n•. R;u.:inc . 01-1 7411-247-2llo2 nr 7411-~ 16-.15t1K 14 yrs. 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SUNSHINE CLUB R£Ca!f SlVDHi.S HA~ ~ 1AAT {)EE.P ~SSICN a>V.%D I!W 'Tl-\bC AGJivC> Pr<tXESS (MJ &. RE\If.RSE.D t7-17·17.. . Public Notice There witt be a Public Heartog ot V\tlago Hall In the Mayor's office on the 2006 Budget lor the Vlltage of Syracuse, Juty t 4, 2005, 6:30 pm to 7 pm. Sharon S, Conrltl Clerk • Mushroom Compos! Available $35 • 1,000 lbs Approx. weight 1 ~ spr,e"ader buggies available to'r use Atrway pasture renovators and seeders available to rent. Ucen·sed agronomist on sta ff available for consulting. SHAI>E RIV,ERAG SERVICE l'om<ro)·. Ohio 35537 St. Rt. 7 Norlh "Takirrx Tlte Stirrg Ollt Of Hard ll'ork!" Mid-Size 4 Wheel Drive Tractor wi1h 10hp & 40hp K~bota Engines BAUM LUMBER . St: Rt. 124 Chester 985-3301 -~ 1 ------------~----~---------------~----~-------------- ----------- 46 Clear near addresses· Wee circles 53 Charges False· front 56 Tonic Den up go-w~h Fabric 58 Yes, in meas . Cherbourg Possessed 59 W-2 info Landlord •s 60 Cousteau's Income. summer . Seine moorages CELEBRITY CIPHER Luis Campos by Celetm:y Crpher cr,p1ograms n ere aleo from qoota,I1:JOS Cy famoLrS !JeCfllll pam ano preSenL Each leltel rnthec10her starm lor af!Other Today's clue · W equals M " PTV FL FWZCGBNLB WCHB PCWWOLFPNBFCL JTNB AVFLM FHL'B Z VB V G Y, • FH BTFLM BC HNFI IGOPXVG PRE VIOUS SOLUTION - '·She is the best goller in lhe wor~ right now .. look what she 's done It's Incredible" - John Daly-. on An nika Sorens1am ~~~~::;;' '0© \l..4~!1A- &~ tr ~ WOlO fl UMI _:.:..__ _.:._.:... Eotlod ~Y·. ClAY' R.. POLLAN _:___..:.·- - - Rearrange letters 0 four scrambled wo rds of low to lorm loor words - Wednesday, July 13. 2005 By Bernie€:! Bede O&ol Alth ough you may have a lew obsta· c tes to overcome in the year ahead, co nsiderable growth in all your all~ irs 2 are like ly_ No matter what occu rs . I keep plugging ahead. because somEl happy l1mes are rn the off1n g. , CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) - Rath er lhan going out today tor your fun and MYPUJ 8)(Citement . it's more likely that "you'll have,a batt e r time entert ainmg at yOur J pla ce. Call in a few choice fri end s to share what you can off~. --------------~ ~ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Make a e co ncer ted effort to cultivate new I• ] 5 Over t11e years I learned !hat friendships w1!h th ose you mee t today or one you've recently met and liked. the best advice you 'll gel is Someone you encounter at thiS tirT!e .-----------".., from someone who has already co uld become a tile-long frrend . VIRGO (Aug . 23·Sept. 22) the same-··· · • •. Conditions took espe cia lly favorable today lor dealing with financial mal· Complele the cl-.vck le quoted 0 ters. Spend ;;~ little ti[ne searching lor . . . . . . by hiJ1ng m the miSIInlJ words ways and means to add to your hold· L--l-.L.--l-...L-L---1 xou d!!velop from i lep No. j below. ing or resources 1 LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct _23) - Your populanty is on the ascend today. so don't ~ PltNT NUMSf REO IE11ERS 1 be surprised by the co nstant nnQ1ng ~. IN THESf SQUARfS o l your ce ll phone . People will go out of their way to fin d a way to spend some time with you SCORPIO (Oct . 24 -Nov. 22) II th ere rs a co nstant buzzing in your SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS 1- 1 1- o5 ears today, ir s apt to be due to friends talking abou t you. Sui don·t fret what th ey're saying should fla tte r yo U Effort- log1c - Basin · Tyrant· GOT there FIRST and make you proud . SAGITTA RIU S (Nov. 23 -Dec. 2 1) - It Overheard in line at bank: 'No matter where yo~ go, there is someone you'd like to make you find that infial1on GOT there FIRST." points w1th. today may be the day to m ake your move _ Eve n those w ho could have treated you a brt coolly In the pa st will welc6!""e your over tures CAPRICORN (De-c. 22-Jan 19) ConllflUe to concen tra te on m eanrng· lui goals - 1n fact. til e la~ge r the be t· te r. You·re part1~uiarly lucky today and brg thmgs can be accomplished more eas1ty now than they have for you p reVIously AQ UARI US (Jnn 20·F..eb. 191 Strrve to marntarn a ph1toSoph1Cal atti tude today regardless oi what occu rs o r whom you're with . li your outlook IS poSitive. 'you' ll alt racl good thrn9f that'll reverse any nega tiVISm . PI SCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Your g rea test benelits are likely to come from srtuati ons tllat arc not of your makmg. but !rom Dame Fortu ne ller·. sell. 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I think one · should g1 ve one's game-forcing raise, 'then sign all 1n lour spades on the ne)(\ round to show a minimum. (The hand is a lad loo strong for a limit raise. but that would be my second choice.) or the 41 declarers. only three won 10 tricks. True, a club or heart lead can defeat four spades, but every West selec ted lhe diamond king , of course. A successful Soulh ducked the tirst trick (whtch wasn't n~cessary) , won West's diamond-jack cont1nuation with the ace . ru lfed his la st d1amond h1gh on the board. drew trumps ending in his hand, and played 'a.heart to dummy's 10. When th1s pulled out lhe king, East was endpl aye d If he continued hearts. dummy'S queen wou ld be· established, nO matter wh1Ch defender held the' ace_ On a diamond. . return, decla rer would have discarded his rema1ning heart and trumped on the board. And when East tried a club. it was away from his queen. 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Evidence indicates four suicide attackers carried out London bombings, A2 Wide-open list of challengers at 99th Ohio Am .~ OhioWtnllllil'« Arna~''"' .8l!lfjvi,nners·. ·.." · BY RusTY MtUER Golfweek/Titleist national ASSOCIATED PRESS amateur rankings, is hoping to gain enough points in the : The defending champion . Southern Am to make the isn't around so all bets are presllgtous U.~. Walker off at th~ 99th Ohio Cup team. . :·,It ~as. one of those Amateur golf championship this week at Zanesville th1ngs. Altson Retlers satd, Country Club. , ·:He was torn b~tween Kyle Reifers won by defending and ,tryt.ng to th~ee strokes last year at extend somethmg he s very Columbus Country Club by . ~roud of. and a on~~- m -ashoo1ing a . final-ro1,md 67 . hlettn1e opportumty. His father, Randy. had won Rellers .won the.Northcast the state amateur twice and Am and lmt shed 1n the top his mother, Alison. won the 10 earli er thts year at the women's Ohio Am once. Sunnehanna · and . the The younger Reifers, who Monroe amateur tournllwill be a junior at 'Wake ments. , Forest, is passing up a Witli Reifers not among chance to defend hi s title the 144. Ohio .Am starters. because he is playing in the.· there is no ckarcut favo rite. Southern Am in Myrtle '"There arc a lot of Beach. Reifers, ranked fifth u'nknowns in the field.'" said in the latest Jim Popa. executive dire<> · tor of the sponsoring Ohio Golf Association. "As I look down the list, there are a lot of 17-: 18~ . 19- and 20year-olds m that transttlun between htgh school and college. All of the.m can play or they wouldn t be m our fteld. Tnere are a lot ot the same guys who play m our tou~nament e~ery year, alll'ng Wtth a lot ?I new gu~s who may .. be dtamonds m the rough . · . . The tournament ts returnmg to Zanes ville tor the ltrst tune smce 1955. That tournament. won by Robert R.mlon,. ended · Arnold Palmers two -ye~1r retg~ as Ohto Am champtun. What makes the Ohio Am such an interes'!ing competition e'very yea r is the mix of wily vet erans. former COLUM8U8 (o\11)the olllo ~- ....,a:A..:iilliOQ . ' ' pros who have regained -(lOll---~ 1., ('IWt \......,.,. ~lllfll~ . 18ltH<Iol-. ' their amateur status, ..and -~): 1 ~ f'llddudt Jr., cto.i IIOOI< cc lll!l F11rocty lloltM. Cc,t I 11" 111 oc t~.,.-r ......,, e*'IOn 100 up-and-coming high school ·1961-Tam JoMo :Jr., '"-11!41 cc _ 1VII2-Ftlncil C81dl, 0o11MT11u1 CC 18ile 8"")' ,.,.,, Aun GlC and college kids who know 1853--Aroold Pllmof, Pine Rklge CC. 1M Rei>-.~ CC OC no fear and hit the ball a 1854-Amold ,...,_, Sylwnlo CC 18110 Anclollon. Sltlnln 1955 Roben Rankin, z...,... cc 1tle1--Jotf Junk, 1~ Club • mile off the tee. 1956 Robe~ McCIIl, W - CC 1-.ndy -..,, N(:R CC CC Three 16-year-olds .1957-Robert Floss, Sprfng!leld CC •. 1-.Aobtrt - · Conlolbury 19114-Ertc: Frl$!10tte. 5alo1o OC '' Michael Drobnick and 195&-Richard Schwartz, Tippecanoe cc 1959-Tony Blom, Kenwood cc 111811-Aion Fadel. Coldetroem CC Michael Kinkopf, both of 1960-[)on.carmtehaOI. Zaneovillt CC 1998;-4'1obert Gerwin. M1aJrn Vol!e!' GC 1~7--Andy Montooth, Etyna CC Hilliard and Bo Hoag of 1961- Walter Stahl Jr., Inverness Club 1962-Tony Blom, Doylon CC 1tle8 Mau Ehlinger, Sprirlgfleld CC ' Dublin - are in the field 1963-Robert Boume, Elyria CC 1999 Ben Cllrtla, Moral"' CC, . '• along with 60-year-old ex- 19M-Carl Unls Maketewllh CC 2000-!len Curtis,'Brollklilde Golf and C(! Ftookenzler, Weotl>rook CC 2001.,..f'l(l!)trt Get>~tn, The H!o~C Clut> '· · Ohio State player Alex 1965-Richard 1966-Bobby Littler, Toledo cc · 2002~1n Kornowa, Syt1111nla ~ . ' Antonio of Gahanna. , · 1967-l.illu Sabotln. Beeohmont CC 2003-;s- Paramore, Aurora G&CC · l.Owls Jr.. Colunibus CC 2!J()4.-.I(yte Relfers, COlumbus CC The younger Kinknpf will 1968-Robert 19611-(lary Artz. Sylvania CC · ' be joined in the field by hi s 197G-Mike McCullough, Tippecanoe cc Mumpte wl"""": 11-AobM Sarvto (1~33. ':36· 1971-.Jack Hesler. Scioto CC '39, "40, '47): 4-Haroklw.t>lr (1907, '12, '20, father. Ken Kinknpf. Schenk. Belmont CC , '21): 3--Joe K. Bolo (f909; '10, "14); Mailrlce ·Past champions in the 1972-Ludwlg 1973-SlOIIe Groves. Flnekiy CC McCa~hy (1935, '37. '38): 2-T. 'Storllng field inclt1Je Alan Fadel 197...:.Ktm Heisler, NCR CC .lleckwlth (190!1, '08); DeWitt Bolen (t913, '19); Jack Munroe (1918. '23): Joe Wells (1922, '24); ( 1995) and Steve Paramore 1975-Rick Jones, Highland Meodows CC 1976-Taylor Metcalfe, Springfield CC John Florio (1929, '32); Frank Stranahan (2003 ). 19n-GaryTrlvlsonno. Klngo Island CO (1941 • 'o42): Harold PaddoCk Jr. (1948, '50); The I OOth Ohio Am will t97&-JohnCook, .ColumbusCC . Arnold Palmer ,(1953. '54); Tony Blom (1~. 1979--lohn Cook, Moraine CC . , · be . pla'yed next year at . 1980-Roct<y Mllier, Sharon GC '62): John Cook (1978, "79); RIUldy Relfera (19llll. "112)1 Ben C.urtli. (1999, 2000); ~ Canterbury Country Club in· 1961-John Hamrtck, Miami Yalley GC 1982-Brian Fogt, lrivemess Club Gerwin (1996, ~1) .• "' • Cleveland. Cf LCRUM@MYpAI LYREGISTER.CO M POINTPLEASANT. W.Va. - It was a frustrating end to a season that did not fall the way . of the Point Pleasant . Babe Ruth team. The team finished up a win .less season with a 7-0 no hit · ter loss to .. the Babe Ruth squad from the Huntington area. While Point only manage.d two base runners in the game with one being walked and one being hit by a pitch. the visitors posted six hits in the win. Dunkle led off the first inning with a single, followed by a single from Brooks and a walk of Woods. allowing .Dunkle to eventually score giving them the early 1-0 lead . The Huntington squad post- ed two more runs in the thi rd when Dunkle crossed the plate for the second time in the game and Richards reached home .after being walked . They again scored .in the fourth . adding three runs from Barebo. Miller and Childers, making the comeback an uphill baul e for Point Pleasant. Point suffered through two ' traight innings of three and out before the first batter of the game. Jarud Meigc; readied after being hi t by a pitch. He made it no farther than second before the final ·out of the innning was reached. While the team from Huntingtoi1 added another run in the fifth. Point fou ght through two more innings of three up and three down before Heath Booton became the second Point player to get on base with a walk. But that would be the high!ight of the day for Point Pleasant as the rest of the sixth and seventh innings pased by with little offense. · giving the .visiting squad the 7-0 win. Despite the lack of offe,nsive firepower, Point did manage 'to showcase some quality play from pitchers Chri s Casey. who pitched four innings and Ricky Wyant who finished out the final three mni,ngs. Saturday 's game marks the end of the Babe Ruth season for the Point Pleasant squad, however most of the players . will remain in action through· out the su mmer in vario'us leagues around the area. Agent: ·ngauskas to re-sign with Cavs Milwaukee's Michael Redd and Seattle's Ray Allen decided to re-sign with their curre nt teams instead of moving to Cleveland . Hughe s doe·s n' t have the shooting ability of Redd or Ilgauskas an otfseason priori- Allen, but fie averaged 22 ty. His signing is the seconu points per game and made the free-agent deal reached by NBA"s All-Defensive team new general manager Danny . last season. Ferry, who has: rou ghl y $28 llgauskas began his career million to spend as he tries to with the Cavs during the build a talented support ing . I 997-98 season and at one cast around All -Star LeBron point played in only 29 games James, over two seasons becau'se of The agent' for guard Larry live foot operations. But he Hughes said last week that his has not · mi ssed a game client would leave the because of a major injury Washington Wizards as a free since 2001-02 and averaged agent for the Cavaliers. who 16.9 points and 8.6 rebounds · reached the deal after last season. CLEVELAND (AP) Free agent center Zydrunas llgauskas will re-sign with the Cavaliers, getting a (ive-year deal that could be wonh up to $60 million. The Cleveland Plain Dealer reported on its Web site Monday. Agent Herb Rudoy told the paper, "Z intends .to sign back with Cleveland. Z is thrilled with the idea of coming back." Messages seeking comment were left on Ilgaus.l\as' cell phone and at Rudoy 's office by The Associated Press on Monday night. The deal can't become official until the freeagent signing period begins on July 22. · The Cavs made signing Alps fromPageBl ' . instead of the 119.6 mil es ori ginally pl anned. Arm stron g use d the mountains in previ ous Tours lo power away from rival s. putting a grip on th e race that he kept to Paris. An exception was 2003 when he struggled . but still found a way to win and match the then-record of five Tour victories. There was no arnbi guit y about hi s.. rcco rd six th victory last year. He won all three Alpine stages as well as one . of two in the Pyrs nees : and topped Dff his domination by takin g the final time triaL That left liim . free to sip champagne in the sadd le as· he rode into Pari s. to' Claim the win'ner",, ye llow jersey. Thi s yea r. th e Texan appears determined to confound those who wnnder whether he is tdn uld or jaded at 33 to win agai n. He rode to a second-p lace finisll in th.c openin g time trial , hu ildin g hig time gaps ove r " Ullrich. Ba"o .and others. '"That wa.s sc'ary. " Julich said. Such a stronu sta rts shows th at "'he's ready to rock some cages in th e mountains ... Anmtrong\ syuad then delivered him the overall lpd h} winnin g lht' tc;, m time trial un D;ty -1 . which follow at the end of the week. Sitting back and hoping the American suddenly collapses is unlikely to be a winning formula : His bad days at previou s Tours have · been few and far between. " If you want to . beat. Lance. if you want to win this Tour, you have to attack, not just follow ." Team CSC manager Bjarne Riis said. 'rhe 119.6. mile route to Cotirchevel includes two major climbs, including a . long uphill finish , that like ly will show which of t.he main riders are trul y in top form and start separatin g pretenders . froin genu·int!. contenders for the Tour crown. Tuesday 's IOth stage was meant to start in the city of Grenoble . Instead,' it will be'gin 7. I mile's away in the · village of' Brignoud to allow a demon strati on hy farmers ang ry over wo lf . attacks on 'thei r sheep and cows, Tour organ izers announced Monday after meeting livestock rearers . .Riders will be held up for a few minut es. Ini tially. farmers had pl ann ed to Arnl~trong wore the race bloc k the race. T.he compro- leader's y~ ll ow jersey fu~ mise mean s the stage will the next five day s and then be raced over 11 2.5 miles , tactica'Jiy surre i1dered it on ·. LEBANON (AP) Michelle Wie · faded down the stretch again and shot a 6-over 76 on the lirst day ~f stroke play at the men's Amateur Public Links on Monday. Playing in front of a hu,ge gallery. the 15-year-old tied for 84th in the !56-player field. The low 64 scorers over 36 holes of medal play - the second· 18 is Tuesday - move on to match play on Wednesday. ' Wie, who won the 2003 Women :s Amateur Public Links, is playing in th e men 's APL because the win11~r traditionally .gets an in vitation to the Masters: She just missed the cut, at the PGA Tour's John Deere Ciass ic last week, also find~ ing trouble on the tina! few holes. Wie played the first 10 holes at Shaker Run Golf Club in even-par, then had two double-bogeys and two more bogeys on the way into the clubhouse. At the par-3 II th, she hit her approach into the lagoon in front of the green. After taking a drop, her third shot went through the green and she two-putted from just over 20 feet for a 5. ' She followed that with consecutive bogeys and then par:red three holes in a row before finding more trouble friends of the players," he at the par-5 17th. Attempting said. '"Occasionally, if we to hit hct driver over trees have a popular local player, guarding the left side of the we might have 20 or 30 playdogleg . left, s.he hit a high ers with a group . So thi~ was, draw that ended up hitting a what, about I ,000 percent tree and ricocheting into a bigger?" lake . She took a drop, hit an · Several hundred fans foliron out of. the deep rough lowed her for most of the -and put her approach on the round in high humidity and front of the green before temperature s approaching three-putting for a 7. 90. There were nine USGA Wie was a huge attraction officials and two deputy even before she hit the sheriffs · assigned to her course . threesome and there 'was still More· ·than 300 people a lot of noise on most holes lined the back perimeter of as the fans broke away as 'ihe driving range to watch soon as she hit her final putt. her hit balls, with several :. McCarthy said the sec.urity hundred more awaiting her 'and crowd control provided arrival on the tlrst tee. When was "an" inappropriate Wie left the . practice tee, amount." there was not a single spectator who stayed behind. Six TV cameras were trained on her a: she teed off The gallery watching her on the tlrst hole. was frequently stacked three or four deep behind each Wie bogeyed the opel)ing green. This is the tlrst time hole after hitting her second that the sponsoring· U.S . Golf shot to the par-5 hole about Association has ever put 30 yards left Of and over the ropes around a! I the tees and green. She hit a delicate chip · all the greens at an APL to over a trap · that rolled · keep spectators away from through the green and she the players. chipped up and two' putted Bill McCarthv, the USGA for the bogey. staffer in char~e of the chamAt the second hole , she pionship, satd he 's never drilled a long drive, hit her seen anything like it at an approach to 8 fee.t and drilled Amateur Public Links event. the pun. A woman in the " I can only say that during gallery yelled, "Go, stroke play we might see Michelle''" just as the ball so'!'e immediate family and fell in the cup. Su'nday to CSC's Jen s Voi gt. Voigt is not a con· te i1der ·. for the overall crown. so letting the Ge rman wear the famed jersey for a few days is not a prohlem for Armstrong . The key time . gaps to watch in the three Alpine stages are those hetween Arm strong, Ullri ch. Kloeden. Vinokourov and Basso and a few other rider->. includ ing former Armstrong teammate Floyd · Landis, who could still surpnse . Vinokourov. the Kazakhstan champion who placed third in the 2003 Tour, is I minute . 2 seconds behind Armstrong. Basso. th·ird last yea r. is I :26 back. Ull ric h. the 1997' winner and a fi ve- time runner-up. trails by I:36. Kloeden. last year·., runner-up. and Landis are hoth I :50 behind . · . Vi nokouru v · could p'rove to, be the bi ggest threa t to . Armstrong and is hungf·Y fur success. ha ving missed the 2004 Tour wi'th ·an injury. He already tested Armst ron g on , Saturday when the American's tea m• mate' failed to match the quick pace on a cli mb. leaving hi11,1 alone to' fend off Vinn kourm··s speedy ,oll'.l~·\ol ,,J "'' •. · SPORTS • American Lei:!gue wins another. See Page B1 OBITUARIES .. \\11• '\ 1 ~ 1•\' .n 1\ # .. BY BRIAN J. REED INDEX . 2 SECilONS- i2 PAGFS Calendars Classifieds A3 · 82:4 Comics Bs Dear Abby Editorials · A3 A4 Obituaries As Sports Weather. B Section A6 © 2oos Ohio Valley Publlshing Co. • I Jt is a I will not put a facility here in valuable on.e. and neighbors should have Pomeroy or anywhere e l~e in Meigs considered that hetore they ~arne out in POMEROY - Bii'l Varney of County." Varney· said. "'Those who do such strong qppos ition. Gallip0lis has abandoned plans to put not want it will not have it.". . . '" They should be ashamed," a "21st-century halfway hpuse" in the Varney said he will locate the facil - Tattcrson said. 'They didn 't let the Veterans Memorial Hospital building ' ity in another community. which has man get a word in before they decided due to public opposition. voiced support for it ; however. he did they didn ' t want it. He should have Varney House would have provided not say where that comm).lnity was . been given an opportunity to at least temporary housing and job training Varney had hoped to begin with a . explain what he wanted to do." for those just released from prisons. lease of 20 beds in the area last used County Commissioner Jim Sheets The 90-day program would have . as the behavioral health care unit - said the plan could not have been sue· · served southern Ohio ·clients. State the wing of the hospital originally cessful .w ithout public support . law would have required that those '"He made the righ t deci sion to pull used as an emergency room. He hoped clients from outside of Me.igs Couryty a second phase would include use of out." Sheets said . ""Someth ing of this return to their home counties once the enti re facility. He had made his nature would re4uire public support in they completed the program, and all plans based on a verbal agreement order to sUL:ceed . You don ' t miss what participants would have· been under with commissioners, but the terms of you never had·to begin with." constant security. · a proposed lease .were never made Commi ssiqner·s sec no realistic ·At a .meeting at the hospital on public, because state funds to operate means of re-opening the 40 year-old · Tuesday, Varney used what was to have B~an J. Reed/photo the private, · non-prolit facility were building as a health care facility. been an informational session about Bill Varney explains his decision to not to be available until October. because of' its proximity to Holzer Varney House to announce his decision abandon Me igs County" as the site for Some of those who live and work Meigs Clini c. Instead, they hope to to go elsewhere with a facility which Varney House, a halfway house he close by supported the proposal - or build a new health care campus on U.S. could have ~mployed as many as I 00 hoped to open in the Veterans at least ·fe)t Varney should have been Route 33 anu lind another constructive people and contributed hundreds of Memorial Hospital building. given a chance to explain his plans . use for the Veterans Memorial build· thousands to Meigs County's treasury Barbara Tatterson lives in The Maples, ing . Sheets said earlier thi s week the and the retail and service economy here. before he was even able to outline the just"across East Memorial Drive froth costs of maintaining the building and Varney encountered · voql opposi · services he planned to orfer. He said the abandoned hospital where she was heating it in the winter have become tion to his plan at Monday evening's yesterday that reception inspired his • once employed. She attended yester- excessive. and said .the ·county will meeting of-Pomeroy Village Council, decision to go elsewhere with his plan. day's informational session, <md said the likely stop doing so later thi s year. Larg.e crowd attends Chautauqua~s opelllng night Merchants BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLI CH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM CHESTER - If the first ni ght of the Ohio Chautauqua with its Roaring Twenties theme is any. indication, Tesidents are in for a series .of". d~lightful progFams fu1I of humor and history under the big red and white tent pitched on the Chester Commons. The historical first-person portrayal by Hank Fincken of Henry Ford, known for his promise big prize for ducl_ty derby winner work in the automobile industry. was both educational and highly entertaining The format was one uf the audience as dealership agents being addressed by Ford and included considerable audi~;:nce interaction . ~V CHARLENE HOEFLICH ,. . Jn . his portrayal, Fincken HOEFLIC H@MYDAILYSENTINEL90M tells the storv of the life and times of Ford. hi s business POMEROY - A $1 ,000 philosophy ·of provid·ing shopping spree . will be the quulity and putting service top award ill' the annual above profit while proposing ducky derby contest held by the Pomeroy Merchants Please see Opening. AS Association during the Sternwheel Festival. Sept. 22-24. . Plan s · for the derby were made at a meeting of the merchants Tuesday morning at People s Bank. The person ""adopting" the duck bearing the winning number and crossing the fint sh line tirst will be the recipie nt of the top prize which is paid in Meigs County Chamber of · Commerce ""bucks" to be spent ut a local busines~ or businesse s with Chamber' m~m bersh ip . . Charlene Hoeftlch/photoo Fincken arrived i~ a Model A Ford for his portrayal of industrialist Henry Ford. H<;~nk . Th e second place pri ze will be a $500 sav ing s bonu. and the third place ,a $200 sav in gs bond. Fourteen members of the Modei-A:Ford Club of Gallipolis drove Nume'rou s other pri zes will their cars into Chester for' a fe'ature display at the Ohio. be awarded to run ners-up in Chautauqua Tuesday night.' th e eve nt. The sal e of ""adoption . . papers "" hy merch <lnts. and otllers wi ll begin in August. Last yea r a tota l of 6~9 du.:ks were sold. The money is used bv the Merchants Assnciatioi1 to fund projects; improve the downtown. and contribute to community program s including firework s Jisplay s. • Ge\>rge Wrig ht re po rted on the recem "ork completed in the downtown area by th e yo uth groups co niing into the county. Im p(ol·emel)ts to the sidewalk.inthe min i-park by the boys and girls was especially noted . . Presi den t John Mu sser. also ,·illai!e mavor. tw ted tha t Fcpair -on th e 'parking lot wall is pending other fu nd·in g. and reported that paving on the pa rkin g lots . and most of the .downtown lleth Sergent/ plloto su·eets will begin in . about A view from the Mason, W.Va. side of the Pomeroy·Mason lhree weeh . Repair to the Bridge(s) shows the new bridge is catching up to the old one. gatehos of damage caused The Ohio Department of Transportation recently announced by fl oodin g is undaw ay . mid-2007 as i he new bridge·s completion date. Weather rei at· Musser re'ported. A discu"ion was held on ed delays and a s lip on the Ohio side initially s lowed con· the missing banners which struction on the $5l+·mitlion project. ·· adorn the period light posts. . "That would have been the wl)en· the suggestion to abort in downtown Pomeroy and most expensive diving board th~ project was made . the need to re place several · An < idditiona· l S7·m illi on "i tli no a-:t ion to be taken in the nation,'" Collins s aip was spent to stabili ze · .the 110\\ . about the Ma ~on. W.Va. side Ohio side of the bank and s. l iP Erin Roush of the Chamber of the bridge that was already Please see Bridge, AS Please see Derby, AS • hangin g out into the water Ward ·seeks Pomeroy-Mason Bridge to new.trial on first charges ~ be completed mid-2007. - BY BRIAN "If the } are not stro ng I think he has a problem."' said Rii,. ,the CSC manager who. won the Tour 111 I 99fi. "After last night 's council meeting. service Varney would have oltered BREED®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM J. REED BREED® M~DAILYSENTINEL .CO ~ . .Detatls on P..e A6 ~ ~ ~~~~ · • ~'" · .. h ·•lll•"'''"''' •ot, , Varney pulls out on plans for Pomeroy halfway house. T:Nsn)E. · ........-. • Three passenger trains crash in Pakistan station, killing more than 1OQ people. See Page A2 • Antiques on the T to open soon. See Page A3 • Officer now serving in Iraq. See Page A3 • Roush reunion set for Aug.~6 . See .Page A3 • Parade to honor.3664th members. See Page AS • PVH Community Rela~ons Department honored with awards. :See Page AS :• Local briefs. See Page AS • Angry residents·vs. mayor: Euclid recall first in city's history. See Page A6 j t . Page AS • Frances Miller • Peyton Roush WEATHER .., urg ..: ~. adds Eastem's Amsbary, Bt Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Point Pleasant falls in finale · Wie fades down the stretch before ·hundreds of fans BY lARRY CRUM Rio Grande baseball ' BY BETH SERGENT " BSERGENT®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY Gallia POMEROY -. The Ohio of County Common Pleas Court Department Judge D. Dean Evans will Transportation 's latest estidecide July 27 whether Ray mate for the co)llpletion date Ward of Rutland deserves of the new Pomeroy-Mason another trial · on sexual Bridge is mid-2007 . This date was announced offenses 4ating back to 200 f.. Ward, 33, .was convicted in by ODOT Deputy Director June on six counts of rape, for Di stri ct I0 George and acquitted on four other Collins at, yesterday's Meigs Chamber of rape charges and a charge of County corrupting another with Commerce luncheon. The bridge' s original comdrugs. A secon.d trial involvple!ion date was thi s Ing a seqond alleged victim. charging ·him with two counts November, pushing the. PJ"t:!,· of unlawful sexual conduct ject behind schedu le , by with a mipor. ended in a mis- approximately six-months. The bulk of the delays have .trial in July after a jury (leadbeen on the Ohio side of the locked. A new trial on five charges bridge and included flooding alleging pnlawful sexual con- · and a slip. The slip threatened · duct with a minor, rape and to abort 'the whole project according to Collins. · gross sexual impositton involving two victims - has , '" A couple of the e~gi neers been scheduled for Nov. JO. wanted to abon or even move Ward i also charged with ·the bridge, I told them that similar se'xua l offen ses in was not acceptable." Collins said about complications from the unforeseen slip. Plltase see Ward, 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 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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