https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dcf2755829e4540a90b9929f732f9d30.pdf d612f1411a22a2c90fcbfa23dc53c3b9 PDF Text Text ' - Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel Headaches sideline Browns' McCutcheon : THE AssOCIATED PRESS . .· BEREA Cornerback D-dylon McCutcheon. one of o~ly two Cleveland Browns left from the )999 expansion team , missed his third straight day of pmctice on Sunday wtth nugraine headaches. ' : McCutcheon has not yet been on the lield for workouts be(;<luse of the headaches, which were bothering him before he reported to camp. "I have a daughter who has migraines and I sec how she is with them so we are concerned about Daylon." Browns wm:h Romeo Crennel said. "If there is no improvement, it could he a sign that there is something worse. Obviously, we hope that is not ir:: · Crennel said McCuthcon 's symptoms are lessening. "I think they have lightenea up, but not enough to put him on the tield yet," Crennel said . Gary Baxter. Cleveland's other starting comcrback. also sat out Sunday's practice with a strained neck. Baxter expects to be ready for . MonJay 's two pmcttces. McCutcheon <mel kicker Phil Dawson have been through it all during tlteir six seasons in Cleveland . .The two longesrtenured Browns have tx.'Cn hit preny hard during their time with the Browns: spending much of it looking up at the rest of the league ..Cleveland is jtiSt 30-67 since returning to the NR... Enter new Cleveland c:oac.:h Romeo Crennel and the two say they're as excited as ever about the start of training camp. "It's a new · beginning." McCutcheon said atier Friday's first workout. Tm very c:ontidet1l. I feel we have a good coaching staff "The thin• about it is. Romeo's track record speaks t'or itself. Even tlmugh he, hasn't been a head coach hefore. he's won everywhere he's been. I think it's only tilir to go · into it optimistic and confident Monday, August 1, 2005 www .mydailysentinel.oom Camps Roundup pened befOre:' Steelers LATROBE, Pa. (AP) Hines Ward became the Pittsburgh Steelers' first major holdout in 12 years Sunday, keeping hi s promise not to repon to training camp without a commct extension that would make him one of the NR..'s toppaid wide receivers. Ward. with one year remainin~ .on 'I contmct worth $1.66 mtllion this season, apparently has two choices: End his holdout and continue talks, as Steelcrs Pro Bowl running back Barry Foster did in 1993. or sit out the season. as three-time Pro Bowl linebacker Mike McnriweatheMid in 1988. and give him 100 percent. I c.:an't blame him for what's gone on before." McCutc:heon h'L~ n 't always heen known for a rosy outlook. La:!t year as the team slipped into another losina season. McCutcheon avoided' talking to reponers several times out' of fm stmtion. He_said he thought aOOllt trying to go to a di fferent team. "I just felt. espec ially when I didn t know there was going to be a c:oaching change. llelt like may he it was time to stan over somewhere else and nive myself a new beginning,'"' he. SUJd. But then he thought of his Chiefs teammates. Kansas City agreed to tenns "I !eel we've been through so on a live-year contract with much together. and I'd love to tirst-round draft pick Denrick win here with Onpheus Roye Johnson on Sunday. · and Andra Davis and those Johnson. an All-American at guys." he said. "I felt like I Texas who received the Butkus mi¥ht be walking out on them. · Award as the best linebacker in ann that bothered me." college football. wa~ selected Dawson. who ·played at the 15tlt overall in the draft. ·. Universitv of Texas, h~ come . to apprecrate the passion of fans He's expected to step into a in Cleveland . . starting job for the Chiefs, who "We were all new here in have revamped their defense. Financial terms of the deal '99 ," Dawson said. "You can't were not released. expect guys to pick up on the tradition and how im]XJrtant Lions this team is to the city right Fonmer Soutltern ·CaJifomia away. I think through time mtd receiver Mike Williams through those ot: us who have no-show at Lions remained a hcen here tour. live. stx years. the locker room is suming to training camp as attempts to sense how imponant it is to the sign him continued. Lions Presidenl Matt Millen tans." " Dawson said he didn't imme- said negotiations are picking diately understand in 1999 up. "We'reclose," MiUen said. "I hms' gle.eful animosity toward know he ·wants to get .somethe Steelcrs and the Ravens. "But those of us who have thing done and get out here." Williams led the Trojans in played Pittsburgh twice a year, receiving yards (1,314) and now we understand. Now we touchdowns ( 16), as a sophounderstand the Baltimore more in 2003 , but has· -not thing," he said. "Now we understand the nature of the played Competitive football city and the kind of people that since. Williams' absence from are here. I think a terun needs to take on the personality of its Allen p,u-k has given Shaun city. And I thmk nuys are start- Cody, his fanner USC teruning to do that. ft hasn't· hap- . mate, a chance to shine. Trade from PageBl Boston's starting lineup for the second straight day, pinch hit 54 minutes after the 4 p.m. deadline passed and singled in the go-ahead run to lead the Red Sox over the Minnesota Twins 4-3 at Fenway Park. "Forget about the tra~e : .This is the place I want to be," Ramirez said. 'They want to win. I want to win, . too. ! ..m bac k." . Minnesota, the Mets and the .Cubs were said to ~e interested in obtaining Soriano from Texas. "The type of deal s that were presented to us did not make sense." Texas general manager John Hart said. "We never got close. We countered on a lot of players, discussed a lot of possibilities, but we never got close to what we considered to be a deal that was going to .help the Rangers." Last year, there were eight trades in the hour before the deadline, and Nomar Garciaparra, Steve Finley, Esteban Loaiza and Orlando Cabrera were among the players who switched teams. With about .two-thirds of the 30 teains thinking they have a chance at posts.eason play, there were · far more buyers than sellers thi s year. Boston general . manager Thea Epstein likened the market to a $ 100 gallon of milk. "Things are good with Manny right now. I think you have to take him at his words," Epstein said. "He's really hap.py to be here. This is where he wants to be .... As we demonstrated through our actions in the end, we want Manny, too." In Sunday's other trades: - The Chicago White Sox acquired third baseman Geoff Blum from San Diego for left-bander Ryan Meaux. ·- Atlanta Braves obtained relie~er - Kyle Farnsworth from Detrmt for right-handers Roman Colon and Zach Miner. - Ar'izo~a got left-bander Buddy Groom from the New York Yankees on Sunday for a player to be named or cash. On Saturday, the Seattle .sent outfielder Randy Winn to San Francisco for catcher Yorvit Torrealba and pitcher Jesse Foppert and dealt Miguel Olivo, who started this season_as the Mariners' No. I catcher, to San Diego for catcher Miguel Ojeda and right-hander Nate Mateo. Boston acq uired outfielder Jose Cruz Jr. and · cash from Arizona for infielder Kenny Perez and right-hander Kyle Bono. On Friday night, Texas agreed to trade pitcher Chan Ho Park and $6 million to San Diego for slugger Phil Nevin and Colorado sent outfielder Eric Byrnes to Baltimore for outfielder Larry Bigbie. Marlins general manager Larry Reinfest decided more thari a week ago not to trade ' Burnett or third baseman Mike Lowell. Florida did make a deal Sunday, acquiring reliever Ron Villone from Seattle for ri ght-handers Yorman Bazardo and Mike Afghan elections face $3t million funding shortfalls, U.N~ says, A2 Flannery. "I . love playing here," Lowell said. "l grew up here in Miami. I have all the .conveniences in the world. But if I was sent somewhere else, i'd play hard and I'd love basebaJI This season, baseball has tried to make me hate it - but I enjoy it too much, enjoy the game too much." Yankees general manager Brian Cashman failed to get a center fielder. "I just felt that ultimately, these things are going to get .fixed from the inside, not the outside." he said. "I feel good about what we' ve done to date . I think we have a great · team . We may not be the team to beat, but there are a lot more things to like about this club now than at any time this .year. We ' ve got two months to sprint and prove we 're worthy of a playoff )o ( I ' I S • \ ul. .-~ -1. 'u . :...! -II Mets manager ' Willie Randol ph wasn't bothered that his team didn't get anyone new. "I'm ready to go into the rest of the season with the guys I have," he said. "I'm not thinking about what we don't have." • Baltimore reliever Steve Kline, 2-3 with a 5.68 ERA entering Sunday, heard his name mentioned in trade rumors, but wasn 't surprised that the deadline arrived without him ·leaving tov.n. "Why \vould anyone want me?" he said. "I stink right now. I never thought I was going anywhere. The on ly way I would go anywhere is if 24 other guys fall off the face of the earth on other I l I S I I \ \ . \I ( , l S I See Page 81 health information and blood delayed more than once. We pletc .a health ques tionnaire samples from water con- are working to .ge t th e~e si tes and regi ster to part1 c1pate 111 ' umcrs.in com1m111ities along up and running "·' quickly as 'the ,>tud v at POMEROY - Th e Ck the Ohio Riv~r whose sup- possi hle to meet the huge vol- www.CSHcalthl'roj cc t. co m. · Health Project expects to plies have been contaminated ume or interest ge nerated by The wcb, it c rccei,·cs nearly open its Pomeroy health study with the chemical C8. tow n meetings and local 200.000 hi h per da y. \1ahcr site in two to three weeks. The Pomeroy site wi ll be advertisement of the protect." sai d. now that the first site has been located in the parking lot of The CR Health Project co nThose who part ic ipate in opened in Lubec k, W.Va. the form er Veter<tns Memorial ducted a p(rblic: meeting at the sllldies will he pa id up to The Lubeck site opened ' Hospital huilcling. and a Meigs High Sc hool last S-+00 - ~ c 5 0 fur a blood Monda y. accord ing to An spok esm an with the CR month. outlining the proce- ,ample and ::01.~0 ror co mplctMaher. one of the princtpals Health Project in P~rkersburg, dure for part ici pating in· the ing a heal th LJUcstionlwire. direct in g the independent C~ W.Va . said yesterday th ere health stud y. Those customers They will then be gi,·cn an health project funded through have been a number of chal" . in the ·romeroy Village water · arpointmcnt Maher , tressed a Wood Count y. W.Va. c.:la ss lenges i1t'preparing the sitesto system and Tuppers Plains- that appoilllmcn t\ will be action lawsu.l t aga rn st th e open. Che , ter Water District and requi,rcd m.the testing . si tes. DuPont c~cmrc;r l company. It · "It has been one ch,illen ge th ose whu were cust omers for anu no wa lk-i n testing wi ll he IS one of .S IX planned heal th after another," Mah er. said . at least a ,Year prior to perfurmed. stud y site s that will gather "Opening dat es have bee n . December. 2004, may comThe C8 Health ProJect is Football camp kicks off learns." .INSIDE f FS 45 Trimmer S12'995 STIHL" MJ.'I S16995 /.!. • I Save $20 BES-SRP $149.95 ·' A3 Editorials A4 Obituaries As Weather At participating retaile rs. Chester Pomeroy Baum Lumber Inc. . . Dettwille~r 46384 State Route 248 . 740-98.5-3301 634 East Main . . Street 740-992-5500 Lumber ' .I , v- - B Section A6 ® :wos Ohio Vulh.•y Publish in~ Co . • ---- lh.'Xt w6:k, but will cause de lays for those 'xho wi.\h to re giste r that· \\r ay. , , The test in g project is the r~ -.u h of a la w\ui t again.; t DuPont O\ er the presence of the chem ica l. used to make TdltJ'n and other products. in loca l water <.uppl ies. The set! Ie men! directed that · a c UJiJ mun lty health pmject be com pleted to collect data that may be used to determine if there i,s" lin k between ex exposure and hum a n d i~ea~e. Man indicted for four-wheeler thefts , motor Vl!hicle in connection rcc~i\ ing ~lo l e n prope rt y. . with th e thefts ol' four ali -ter-• rain ve hkl c~ la ~ l vca r. Robert Craig ./(Jhnson. 20. is charged in the thci't or two Yam alw four-w heele rs. owned by Dorothy Roseberfy and Matth ew Martin . a Kawasaki owned hy Keith Bentz. and a Honda be longing .to Ru.ssc ll Burn,. All the four v..~ hee l er:-. we re alk!.!.ed lv stol en betwee n Oct. IS a 1l~l Oct. 24. • Dan ny 1. Morg~n. 20, Pomcrov. vanJa li sm. !!rand theft ar'1d rece i,·ing ..:lo!en (lll>pcrt y. • Wallace Randall Chafin, 'iO . Hartford. W.Va .. on a charu e of failure of a sex olle1~der to provide ·a change of addres,, • James N. B1ggs. no age reporiL'd. P o meroy~ on Please see Thefts, A5 Southern Local ranks at bottom of state pay scale, Eastern close behind · Beachwood Ci t\ Sl'iwob at ll • diffl'lCI Il'e Of S I7J2.1 . b~> t c m came in at RACI NE - A rec·e nt re prnt numhL·r nine on the li:-.t with a ba,cd on Ohio Ed ucation ha '~ pa) rate li;tcd at Association rese arc h ;-.h ow ~ S22.7c:i. Southern Locrl Schoo l , In I';Jirnc..,.., tn Snutl1ern and Di strict rank s at the houom in E'"te1'n. lkad1\\ood C ity the state for teachcr.s ·sa lari es. Sc hoo ls is located in with Eastern Lucal Sd wols (ll\ahoi.!:t Cou 11l\ ' ' ith l.l cur· foll owing close be hind . rclll po6ula ti on rif IJ6.1.888 . The ~·e p urt claim s that a nlL'di<.Ul IHn1-.dwld income So uth ern 's ha-.e rate for of S.W. IhX. '111d I.1 .1 percent beginn ing teac her:-. \\ ith a or people li,·ing hclow the Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDA ILYSENT INEL.GOM 4042. Dear Abby Sports mai leLI' begi nn i ng 4 INDEX . STIHL. _,2 _ _ panici rmw' in the project to · if po.v.',1ble . Paper applicati on s " ill be · r cg i· ~ t cr onl in ~ Indictmen ts were riled late Thursday in C ommon Pleas Court. Also indic:ted were: POMEROY - A Raci ne • .Iaso11 M. w 1·u·1g, ~0 man was indiL'lcd · on fo ur Pomeroy. Lln clurg~~ of vanc;oullts nf grand the ft ni· a daliqn. ~ rand theft and It's almost time (or footba ll season , and young players and cheerleaders from throughout the Big Bend area have begun a week-long camp at the Midd leport High School football field. The league assumed respbnsibi lity lor the field when it was abandoned by the Meigs Loca l School District. and it Is now their exc lusive home . Young players braved a hot evening to get into shape, Details on Page A6 learn their pla'ys and prepare for the cooler fall footba ll season . and will continue the hard work al l week. With . another week left to registe r fo r the fa ll season, over 170 2 SF.e noNS --; 12 PAGt:S young footba ll players and Calendars A3 95 chee rleaders have signed up. The cost is $35, and Classifieds B3-4 those who wish to sign up· 8,5 Comics may do so' by cal ling 992· S329~ 5 a l ~o un! I IH.~ those who \\· i~ h to StAFF REPORT N~W S@MYDAI LYS ENT INEL. COM • Constitutional chairman appeals to Iraqi leaders to help with constitution. See Page .A2. • Bush puts Bolton in UN. job, sidestepping Senate and angering Democrats. See Page A2 . · • Saudi king's death sparks oil price rally, though transition seen as smooth. See Page A2. • City police probe apparent murder-suicide. See Page A6 • Past councilors have outing. . See PageAG • Staneart reunion held. See Page A6 FS 100 RX Trimmer \\ '"' .nn d<ti I ~ .. ,.,., inl'l .t om :.:oo .J BY BRIAN J. REEJil BREED!j>MYDAILYSENTINE L.COM WEATHER FS 45 EZ Trimmer '.! , Pomeroy· CS site opening on schedule SPORTS Mason · S19995 / • Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ·. spot." 4 , at e eighth, Tyler Hern who post- . offensive output · in the tour- · ed three singles and ,two runs nament where he went 6-forwith an RBI and Dale 10 on the weekend. Ullom was given the loss from Page Bl Kestner )'lith a double and on six inning.~ pitched, giving three RB!s. Also adding to the hit li st · up five runs and eight hits. of the tournament. McCoy fini shed the game Post 23/140 posted num- was Josh Whitlock with a with two inning s at1d gav.e up bers good enough to win , but · sing le and run, Zeb Reed seven runs on five hits. came up short with its 14 hits with a single and Jon Ullom Saturday's fiftlh place tourwith two singles and a run. and eight runs . nament fini sh marks Mason Kameron Sayre posted a County 's be st tournament Topping the offensive list was McCoy with a single and single, two doubles and a run finish since 1996 where they the three run home run in the to add to· hi s impressive claimed second in the state. FS 55 R Trimmw Meigs Stand ·Team treated to pool party, A6 Brian J. Reed/ photo $.1~.1_1 1 . hachd or ' .. ; dcercc and. nn pon:?rty linL' <tL·conJing to the ex perience is S20.XOX "bile L'- S. 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Tlll' ~~~ I' Cl'llll'rlt tion ph,,"·· .rnd ~c:1.900 for "as appr(>\'l'J I•) tlr~ Yilla~l' till' Ci. lll \r;u.: t .tdmim:..tra ti on ~olic iwr and itll·ilrlk" C(_)lll- pktc engi neer "l'f\·icc ... Pll ~ th e l\\-\l propu . . ~..·d "elh (pr Sc-U7). pJm.., ~ u h1L·h j ... ~ l· ncrall1\e r­ ..., J~ ht llf l' lll ll l". ll.. h . Please see Racine, A5 . ' �" • The Daily Sentinel PageA2· NATION • ·WoRLD Tuesda~August2,2005 www.mydajlysentlnel.com The Daily Sentinel • Flhge A3- Tuesday,August2,2005 ' Afghan elections face $31 million funding shortfall, U.N. says Saudi king's death sparks Bv DANIEL LOVERING oil price rally,,though KABUL , Afghanistan transition seen as smooth Afghanistan's upcoming parASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER liamentary elections face a funding shonfall of $31 million bel'ause international donors have failed to c.leliver 011 , pledges. a U.N. •spokesman saicJrMonday. , The lack of funding threatens 10 undermine plans for the polh sc:hcduled for Sept. I:X. which are expcc!ed to cost about S 14<J million . said Adrian Edwards. spokesman for the U.N. Assi .<tancc Mission in Afghanistan. " If ·these fund s do not become available ve ry shol'tIy, it will hurt e»entia l preparatory work :-ouch a-. voter edul'ation and !he esla h·li shment of lhousands of polling statio!b ~111d th~..· hiring of over 1-10.11011 polling slaiT." he said al a news wnferencc . Recent violclll'L' ha~ al...,u threatened to dcstahilitc Afghani~tan ahead nf the cru cial kgislaliw polls Otlic'ials warned thai the ,·iokncc could imperil more 1han t)lrcc years of progress 1owanJ declion< and the cslahlishment of drmocral~Y in Afghan.i:-.tan . . "We urgt donor , govl...'rllmcnts to r~affir111 th~ir l·ommitmenl to the Seplcmhcr electipns by acting to a ddn.~ -..s this problem cts rapidly as possib le." he said. Edwards declined to identity the countries thai have not paid. Asked why the United Nations didn 't issue a warning earlier. Edwards said discussions with donors were ci:J.ntinuing and possible l'undiOg diffi culties had not been ''forgotten or overlooked ." · "The fact is. we're getting: verY. \1erv close to these elections." he said. "That's why ... we think rt's important to rai se fhis i~sLH: now." Bv BRAD FOSS AP BUSINESS WRITER WASHINGTON Oil prices jumped S I a harrd to a new high Monday •ifter !he death of' Saudi Arabn,t's King Fahd raised concerns about the kingdom\ long-1crm political stability. ne rally. which faded late in the day. also stemmed from traders' skittishnc~>; about U.S. reiincry glitches and Iran's nu clear progr.un. ' Saudi Arahia saiu its .ni.l policy will not .d1ange now that power has formally shifted to Fahd's ~ 1-ycar-old bro1her. tile de fa<:to le;lder during the pa't dc,adc. However. with qil wnswnpliml rising around the . world and only a limiled AP Photo amount of excess productiofl · Children collect trash to ·make fire at home under a lam p post covered with campaign posters in Kabul. Afghantstan. Monday. Afghanistan's upcomtng parliamentary elections face a funding capaci ty available, energy shortfall of US$31 million (euro25.4 million) because international donors t1ave ·fai led to fully tradersarc easily put on edge by :1 change in the wealhcr ill deliver on pledges, a UN spokesrn.an said today. ~Ill oil~pumping re'gion, let alo11e :1 transfer of authority The wm111ds uf the two plane. were the first to arriv.e witl1in the world's higgest oil The l'iolcnct• has threatened produ<:er. ·· to dcstah ili ;,e Al~hanistan Afghans were not li (c-threat- of sume 40. million that ha ve market is hypcroensi"Tile been printcu in Britain and ahead nr tilt~ eruci;(l lci!ISia- cmng . ti vc fo f'll'b. rumOPi Ulld llOi ~e · The tactics by Talihan-lec.l A. ustria aheac.l of the elec- . tivc poll\. The att.lcb. waged be<:ausc the supply c~shion is mainl y hy Taliban insurgems rc·bel s l1avc bel.'omc more ti'on~. gone." said Larry Gold ~tein . U.S. military spokesman and al -()aida-linked militants. ruthless since . they began presii.lcnt of the New YorkCol. James Yonts said the. bat - bascc.l nonprofit Petroleum · su icide hombers and using have c·laimcd more !han HOO targeting religious anLI gov- tle against the militants will lndustrv Rc.scarch Foundation. l iv~ ... -;ince March. be slowed · by " V·k don't antil·ipall...' a pcr- ernment leaders in a bid to nut Lighi sweet nude for Ut.bekistan ·s decision to stop September delivery brielly subvert leui slative elections kl't ~el ecti on afl~r ... o many \Car, of contlict - thai\ JUst in Seplemher. said U.S. Maj. U.S. military ai rcrafl from rose'" hi~h as $62JO a barrel :, sad reality . But we do Gen. Jason Kamiya. the oper'- using an ai·r ba~c that has on the N~w York Mercantile hcliew the Afghan people ational commander for coali- been an important hub for E~changc. then retreated to American operations. want these cl~ctiorb. we do tion forces. sett le at $6 1.57. a rise of $1. The Karshi - Khanabad .a!T The previous closing high on "Let me assure you that believe they wahl them. now." U.S. and coalition forces are hase in Uzbekistan has been a · Nymex was 56 1.28. set July 6, Edwards said. Militanls in southern going to fight our way up to critical staging point for U.S. while the previous intraday opera tions in high wa> $62.10. Al\lhanistan ambushed 'I and · through the elections," military Afghanistan since the earliest U.N. l'Onvoy. wounding a Kamiva said. Oil pric'es are still well On· Friday, the first ship- days of !he war; which began below the intlation-adjusted l,ocal Llriver and a pQliceman . Edwards suid. The attack on ment of millions of ballot in October 200 I. It has been high of about $90 a barrel sel !he convoy or U.N. Office for papers for the polls arrived in used to move supplies, in 1981... · including humanitarian aid, Project Services 'ehicles the Afghan capital, Kabul. Adding to the oil market jitTlie papers. flown in on a and as a refueling point for lers wa~·the imtninent resumpoccurred Suni.lay in Helmand gianl Antonov transport tran s'pon planes. pm\'inn~ \ Sangin district tion of uranium reprocessing Constitutional chairman appeals to Iraqi leaders to help with constitu!ion .. BAG(.:To SGHOOL in Iran . It is one step below uranium enrkhment. which is nece!;sary for the development of nm:lear weapons. Iran suspended enrichment of uranium in November under imer~a­ tional pressure, but the country maimains that it has the rightto resume the activities. Traders also kept an eye 011 . refinery operations in the . United States. where the rate of output has fallen to aboul 93.5 percent of capacity. down fn>1i1 ·lJH.l percent of capacity . With Horne Rooin Listings!f · ZOOS! S IS Year' Pecial Fall S. s Preview Sdt'tiPorts I pat1 because of hurricane"relatcd power ou1agcs. Last week. two relinery tires - one in texas, one in Loutsiana - . stil'led production. itlbeit to a limited extent. "Any excuse the bulls have to take it (the price of oil) higher. they're going to usc." said Peter Beutel. president of Cameron Hanover Inc. of New Canaan. Conn .. which publishes a daily newslener on energy-market trends. ~ King Fahd died early Monday after a prolonged hospitalizati,on. the Saudi royal cout1 announced. His brother, R1-year-old Crown Prince Ahdullah. was appointed the new monarch in a smooth transition that had been years in the making. Abc.lullah immediately named his half brother, Defense Minister Prince Sultan. 77. as his crown prince and successor. , Saudi Arabia\ ambassador to Britain. Prince, Turki bin alFaisal. said the nation wouldn't l'hange its policy on oil or · other matters. In Washington. Saudi Arabia's depuly ambassador Rihab Massoud said the country, under King Abdullah, will c.ontinue 10 provide the world with stahle and secure. THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 2005 • MEIGS • EASTERN . • SOUTHERN Be Sore To 8 Part Of Jih· e A over the past three week~. m , · on! ' Friday. August ll MISS 992-2155 Call energy. ADVERTISING DEADLINE· WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 2005 - 5:00 P.M. Call Dave or Brenda at 992-2155 For More Information Dave Harris or Brenda Davis ,................................................ . BY TERENCE HUNT not agree with him." However. Senate Ma¥'ority Leader Bill Fri>t, R- enn .. said: "The president did the in mid-October followed by BY BASSEM MROUE WASHINGTON right thing by sendi ng Mr. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER an electioh for a new· govern- President ·Bush installed Bolton to the U.N. He is a ment in December. embattled ' nominee John smart. principled· . and BAGHDAD. Iraq -· The U.S. Ambassador Zalmay Bolton as ambassador to the rd candidate. straightforwa head of the committee writing Khal ilzad told reporters United Nations on Monday, a_nd will represent the presiIraq's constitution appealed Monday that the United States Senate after a bypassing the dent and America we-ll on Monday to the country's was sure that compromises testy five-month standoff the world stage." political leaders to help reach . could be made. · with Democrats who argued "Let's not prejudge his compromises on key issues so "There are options that can that the tough-talking consaid Brazil's behavior," framers can finish the docu- . be identified." he said. "If servative was unfit for :the U.N. ambassador: Ronalda ment by the Aug. '1 5 deadline. there is good will and prejob. Mo1a Sardenberg. "Let's Humam Hammoudi told paredness to cnmpromise. "Thi s post is too imporwait for how he comes and parliament hi s 71-member then it can be arrived at. I urge tant to leave vacant any what he says here. ·... The committee cao complete the the leader> to come with that longer. especially during a tendencv here at the United document by the deadline splflt. war and a vital debate about Nations · is for us to work only if the pany and political The deputy chairman of the ·U.N. reform." Bush said at together. So 1 hope that this leaders guiding the proce" constitutional committee. general tendency will . precan reach <:ompromises such Foua.d Massoum. c~pressed a. White House ceremotiy vail." issues as. the rule of Islam in confidence that the isst1es with Bolton and. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice . An attorney, Bolton had the legal code and detail.s of cou ld be rcsolvec.l by political Bolton went directly from been under sec retarv of state federalism. , . leaders. the White House, to the for arms co ·ntrol ;ind interIf the bllle.rs. who are due "They are all up to the Slate Department where he national se.c urity since May 'to meet Friday. (annot agree. responSibility. a,nu they all was sworn in . Within five I!. 2DO I: and earli er he held the unresolved issues will he know hu\v d;.Im.!erou:-, this· a variety of jobs at the forwarded to th e ILIII 27':.- perioJ is.'' Ma~~-..nu'1l1 · ~aid . hours of his appointment, he departments of Justice and member National Assembly 'They will agree on the ;trrived at the U.S. Mission in New york to begin work. State under Republican to he resolved. he said. · texts." U.N. Secretary-General ad mi il i st rat ions. Despi te completing about But a prominent Sunni Arab Kon Annan pointedly noted Dem ocrats complained 90 percent of the document. member was les~ optimi~tic. that Bolton was one of that the WI1ite House had ' the parliamentary wmmittee. li sting at lt~•-".l !bur major ambassadors. "1 manv U.N. refused to turn over classiwhich includes Shiite.s. Sunni areas of disagreement. Thev think it is all right for one fied informat ion on Arabs and Kutcl.s. has bogged include prop<)""' to rescn· e ambassador to come and Bolton 's tt:nure · as arms down over a handful of issues. certain jobs for specific ethnic push." Annan said. "but an control d1icf. They said he Faced with deadlnck. a frus' or rcligiou ~ groups. tn allow ambassador always has lo AP Photo was an idei.Jiogl!e who trated Hammoudi. con firmed that he had recommended Iraqis to hold dual cilitenship · remember that there ar-e· 1-90 .President Bush, left. shakes hands with John Bolton, ce'nter, lacked the diplomati c touch and whether Arabic alone ' (,thers who will have to be during the announcement of Botton's installation as U.S. io advan ce U.S. interests at Sunday that the commillee should be considered an \>ITi- conyinc~d. or a vast majori- ambassador to the Umfed Nations Monday in the Roosevelt th e world body ·and repair forniall y ask parliament for an . cial language. The KurJ.., ty of them, for action to Room of the White House in Washington. Secretary of State the American image abroad. extension. a:.. pro\'idcd for in want their language; to ha\'C take pla ce." Condoteezza Rice stands at right. And they said that Bohon the interim constituti<>n. equal slatus. Bu,h's appointment was l1ad ·1wisted intellig~nc e to Several· committl!C , mt:mher~ "We. the Sunni Arahs. call the climax to a high-stakes . ... ·. fi1 his hawki sh ph ilosoph y. . saic) the group concurred wi lh test of wills with adopt dttllcu[t reform s. for an Arab Iraq with Islam a' critical is . s ues fa ci ng the The Democrals and the the recommendation . the so urce of legislation and Democrats. Republ'ic an s · .. Bush put Bolton on the White Hou se deadlocked intcrnalional community." However. key memh>rs fai led twice to break a JOb by means of a recess we reject <hSJgnmg go\ ern-,. Republican Sen. George over Bolton's acknowirevcrsec.l their position laler Voino\'ich nf Ohio. who had cqged request lor 1iames .o f· ment position~ alm1g '\CL'Iarian Demonatic-lcd filibuster app:'intmcnt. an a\'ent~c sunday ti'nder pre"urc from the Americans and from lines." Mohammed Ahcd- against Bolton's co.nrirma- avatlable when Congress ts stunncJ the White House hy U.S officials wh()Se cnmmutn '· recc". Under the nppo~ing Bolton. said he nication~ were ~ccret ly Rahbou said. ," If thcv wam a tion . President Jalal Talahani . ' constitut in)l for all Iraqis. it The president. after feudConslitution. . Bolton's ''"s di,.appointeJ h) Bush's picked up by the National The Bush admini ., trati on tng for niontho can he done on the l)ih . f!Ltt with appomtment will last unttl a d '··ci~ion . Secu nt· y A gency. D cmocrats con,ider' the constitlllional "I am trulv concerned that sai d the ri1ateria l might ·proce" vital to m;tintain if th ey insi,l on sectarian divi- D~mocrat:-. U\t:r jutlicial new!) ~l~cteJ Congre~ . . nominations. decided to takes olftce ,.n January posts. the_n it' is diflisions of a recess . appointment will show that Bohon conducted political momentum. underdefy hi ~ npponetlh and get ·2007. on ly add to John Bolton's a wit ch hun! for analysts or mine the ~nsurgcncy and pave cult." ba~-·e~ ·h The Kurds oppose designathi o wav "ith his U.N. canTh e president· ha> made _ 1 tt~-'C· _ ·:1 1HJ hi>. I·,tc •'· ol· ot hers' w ho d'tSagree d wtt the way lor !he American.s I 06 recess appointmen1s . dictate .· crec.lihi li ty with tile United him'. inl! hlam as the main ~ou rce and their ,·oalition partners to o( legislalion. Sunni Arabs · The >haggy·-haircd Bolton many or them judge<. . Nations ... Voino\ich said . The top Republican and draw Uown troop\ next year. has been a ~h·arp critic of Bolton is !he hiuhest-level fear federalism . a key ·Sen·. Ed\\ard M. Kennedy. Dcmo· c rat on the Senate Hummnudi's call for politithe United Nations . a man such appointment' ,;r Buoh's Kurdi'h ~oal will lead to D-Mas;:. called the appointIntelligence Committee cal leaders td inlcrc···de '' ho rare lv muffled h.i, administration and the first ment "shameful artd irrc- received a limited briefing uppeared aimed in part <II the hreakLtp of the state. DL1rin!::! a new.., conference v~Jicc for !he ~ake of diplo. U.S. ambassador to the U.l'\ . spon sihle ." Senate on the l'Ontents of the messpreading the political risk marie wo1nen acti\ i . . ts, nkctie~ . Hi < critics namCd by a n~ce~~ appointMondaY. Dcnwcratic leader Harry sages Bolton oaw. but they throughout Iraq's political portrayed him as an uncom ment. Reid of •.'JC\ <tda called were not told the names. establishment and preveming itlcludiil~ Cahinet member . Addi·c"ing concerns that Bolton .. ,criousl) i~Ia\vcd Bol'lon ' suc·ceeds former his committee from rccci\·ing A1.har ai~Shcikhly. demanded promising and' h01hcaded conservati ve who 'hut out Bolton's hand had hccn and the con . . . ritutinn \Jfe guard w. ca~cned . " Sen. Sen . John Danfor.th. who all . the blame if the proc"s collapseS: -. · their' rights. which they fear or rc t<tliatcd against any weakened by the procc" . Harad Obama. D-ll l.. said re.tired in ·January. The job Once parliament arprc'\C" ~·~1re threatened if hlam j..., voices of caut ion or J"'ent. Bu,lt said !he diplomat had Boltoll'was a man who "hul- has hcen filled lemporarily marginali1.e~ 31H.I hy Anne Paue:rs.on. a career 1he chaner. it 'viii lx; refcrreLI en,hrined as the main somce · Bu'h said he was "'the right " my complete con fid ence . lie~. 1 .N. to to prod the l ... 1-lc will speak lol· me on undcrminl'.., tho-. , e whtl ·dtl fOreign ~er\'i(c nffker. man" 'to the \'Oh:r.., in a rcfcrcmJum of lq~i-.,latinn . \ The Daily Sentinel Bush puts Bolton in U.N. job, sidestepping ·, Senate and angering Democrats · · . 2085 FALL SPORTS PREVIEW i· .. AP WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT ........... \Itbe 1!\ailp ~entine~ ................................................................................... ...................................'1 ~ ~ I -R eaeh 3 Counties i j •• .i• i • Place Your Paid Classified Ad In Wednesday's Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Register., or Daily Sentinel, And It Will _R un For FREE. In The Tri-County Marketplace! . I " ' . ' •• �OPINION The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www mydallysentmel com Ohto Valley Pubhshtng Co Jrm Freeland Publrsher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Edrtor Congress slw/1 make tro law ~especting an estahlishme11t of rel(l!iotr, or prollibiting the free exerci:se tlrereoj; or abridging the freedom of speech, or oj the press; or the right of tire people peaceah/}1 to assemble, and to petition tire Gor>emmeut for a redress of grievatrces. -The Ftrst Amendment to the U.S. Constttutron VIEW < Tuesday, August 2, 2005 Nominee, polls, trade, labor spell trouble for Dems ·The Daily Sentinel READER'S PageA4 Thankfulo Conu Ill 111ity churches pulled together Dew I dlfm I he ""'-'"' tt'"" ell the Enterpt "~ Umted Methodtst ( ltutch tit "" the tlldtltdu.tls md the man) churches \\ho 111\c •• lk tcd pt 1\e ts help .mel use ol then f,tctltltes .tt thts lllllt.: Pl nul" trh.tllll) Lo ll ~tp:-.e \\c 11 tnt til th mk Steve Belm ,md the stat! ol Carleton Sclllloll ot thc11 htnldtng tht ough the month ol Jut) We thank the cltutlills 1\hll tnt lied our vouth to attend thetr datly \aCalt(lll 13thk Sdlt•ols Pk.tsc conltnue tu keep our ehurc.h ttl your l'ta)cts Velmil A 1+1/1 TODAY IN HISTORY T11d" "Tuesd.t\ Au,! 2 the 214th d.t) of 200~ There ,tre I~ I J tv' left m the )C 11 Tud" s Htg hlt ghttn Ht,hll) On \u2 2 I94 ~ Pre' tdc nt TtunMn Sovtet leader Josel St titn tnd Brttt>h Prune Mtntstct Clcm~nt Attlee concluded the Pnhd 1111 mnlete nc e On thts d.lle In 1776 members nt the Conttnent.tl Congress began attachmg thetr SJgnoture' to the Dec ltr.mon nt Independence In I R7(, tromtet sm.tn Wtld Btll Htckok v.as shot and ktlled "htk pit~ u1g poket tt 1 s.tloon 111 Deadwood Dakota Tetntnrv In 192\ the 29th pteslllent ol the Untted States Warren G H uthng tllcJ 111 SL1n Fr mu~._o In I9\4 (ocnn m Prestdcnt P.ml von Hmdenburg dted. p.l\mg the \\a\ ltll -\doll Httler s complete takeover In IIJW Athen Em stem stgned ,oletler to Prestdent Roosevelt It's a ltme of tnal for the Democratto Party The labor movement IS spltt Left-cen ter squabblmg has surfaced anev. The party sttll has no postttve agenda And the Supreme Court ts headmg lttrther to the 11ght Moreover Prestdcnt Bush's approval ratmgs are edgtng !lack up - to 49 percent 111 the latest G<tllup poll The economy ts strong and the delicti ts falhng. even tl only tcmporanly And the country s ltrst 1111presston of Bush s Supreme Coun nommee John Roberts ts post ttve Robetts presents Senate Democr<tls tndu~mg.four ol the part) s 2008 prestdenttal c tndtd<ttes wtth a spectal dtlemm.t Do they stgn.tl to th e country that they tre lookmg for teasons to oppose htm or are they bent on t.ttr mqutry tnto hts Illness lor the htgh court I Another way ot expresstng th e que}tt on IS wtll they come oft as dependable tool s tor the ltberal mlerest g10ups who II dem.md oppostttnn to ,tn v consen .tlt ve ot can they execute .t Stster Soulj.th maneuvet .tkm to what then eand tdate Btl! Cltnton dtd to diStance hllnsell 111 I1)1)2 from .t conttoverst<tl r.tpper) The evtdence ts not good scot e on one Overwhelmmgly House Democrats- e\ethlhe moderate 'New Democrats opposed the Central Amenca Free Trade Agreement cavmg 111 to naked threats from the labor movement Only 15 House Democrats voted to support Morton Kondracke Amencan Free Tr<tde Agreement ,tny\\ay backmg Clmton who s.ttd the fund.t mental tssue was whethet we wtl l embrace change and create the Jobs of tomorrow or try to restst those changes hoptng we can presene the econonuc 'tructure of yes terd,ty Trade between the U ntted States Canada and Mextco has practtcally tnpled stu~e NAFTA s enactment and the U S unemployment rate h.ts fal len not tncreased Yet l.tbot - and tncteastngly Democrattc pohttctans oppose I ree trade Stgntftcantly, the Democrdts 2008 tront run ner Sen HtllJry Rodh.tm ts .tlso Cltnt on (NY) C <\FTA even agamst though she s .tltgncd herself wtth het hush.tnd s old group the centt tst Denwcr.tltc Leadetshtp Coun ctl and h<ts 1olun Leered to develop nc\\ tde.ts lor the party When CAFTA came up tor a vote tn the Senate on June 30, she w,ts JOt ned ttl votmg no b) .til three othet prospeeltve Demoer,ottc contendets Sens Ev<ttt B,tyh (lnd) Joseph Btden (De l ) <tnd John Ket r) ( M.tss ) Ba)h IS th e outgomg eh.lll man ol the DLC Sttll Sen Clmton s speech II E1 en as l,1bor was plung- to the DLC Ill Columbus tng mto ctvtl war tn Ohto sent postttve stgnals to Chtcago 20 ot tts chtell.tllls the co untry about the tssued a ukase to the Democrattc party The front Our runner IS worktng on ,, post Democrauc party work to help elect at nsk uve agenda not lUSt contlnherse It to antt Hlembers wtll not extend mg to those who \Ote agamst us Republtcan name-ca lltng on tht s tssue We cannot the stock 111 tr.tde of the and we wtll not gtve any MoveOn org Mtchael Democrat a pass on Moore-Howard Dean "mg CAFTA' ol the party Takmg over as head of the In 1993, by contrast, stmtlar threats came from labor. DLC s ' Amencan Dream but I02 House Democrats lniti;rt'lve " Cltnton deltvered lor the North <rki'nd of I h.we a dream voted speech about the world as il could be 111 ~020 tl correct poltctes wete followed She led ott by tddressmg the Democrat s c hrontc we,tkness - ltd ol the pubhe s trust on n.tllllll.li seCLutty - ,md nh!de tl cle,tr tiJ.tt she mtenus to ltnd space to Republtc<tns nght on the tssue ot keeptng the couu\1] sale She en't,w ned .t coherent stt.tte,;) toe used on eltm matm!Z. tertnnsts where\lf \\e lind them ptotecLtni, our borders h,tnkllllli, nuclc.tr chemtc.tl and other sensltl\ e ~ r tes ~·•'e~.:unng m~t ss trdnslt ~md e_1\ tng loc.ti poltce bette• e4u1p mcnt .md tratntng She advoc,tted mcteastng the st7e nt the .trmed force s provtdmg th em 11 tt h bettet eqlnpment .md up,p adtng US tnlclltgence She .tlso btmed m the dtrectton ot Ketr) ' 2004 c.unp.ugn prnmr~tn g to re engltgc wtth the world on ,t r.tnge ot glob tl ch.tllenges th.u c Ill only be solved Wtlh glnb,ti Uhlhtmns She .tlso tn d led ptomtscd to dev elop .t post t1ve dome siJL ~1gendL1 mvol v tng p.tltent ce~1teted he tlth t.:llre g•vmg llll ch1ld1en more chotces .tbout "h.tt puhlte school to .mend <tnd td X retotm thdt wtl l !.11 or wot k over pnvtlege, produe t1ve Inves tment over non pt oduc ltve ones E1 en thou,!h Chilton tndul gcd til l1er sh[ue of Bush b tshtn~ ~nd c.t ll ed lOt unttv til the Dcmoct tttc p.uty - e>ell chllltng the DLC lor sow tll~ dtsuml n1 the p.tst - she tmm cdt<ttely got socked h1 v.tnous left wtnge rs for .dtgnmg \\ Hh centnsts As one t otmet p.trt) t)llt ct.tl obse1ved to me even 1\ ttlt the full tsstst,mee ol labor and dll energtzed lett that turned out a near-m.txt mum Democrdttc 'ote Kett y Iell shOt t tn 2004 becduse he t,Jeked ,1 message tll,tl <tppc.tlcd to grow tn g areas of the country espe ctall y exurbs Democrat s >~gmltcantly tnueased thetr turnout m ctltes stKh o~s Clevel,md ,md ' ttom 2000 to Phil.tdclphta 2004 yet the} lost ground state11 tde because the GOP mue.tsed tls turnout tn non urbdn dfeds eve11 more The DLC s tdea IS to expand the p.U1y s appeal tn Amcttcd s he,trtl,md ' and tt h~s .nu.tcted , beyond Clmton suc h 2008 candtJ ,otes '" Gov Tom Vtlsack, D low,t dlld Gov Mark Warner D-Va But the effort got ,uldC ked by the left In the me.tnttme l,tbor h<ts IIllltllrL·d o\tr - otht.:r t hllll,!S how lllll( among th e h unton \S SLIC Ot 1e'ources shou ld he· devoted to poltttcs \ e1su..; h~t~ll.: org~mizmg Some opttmtsts hope that competttton between the John Sw~~ne) led AFL CIO \\lmh l.tvms poltttcs and the Andte\\ Stern led rebe l umons whtch favot Olglli11ZJI1g, LOU)d Jead to ,1 net Incredse 111 elecuon-ye,lr dctt vtty on behalf of Democrats BLll most p<trtv ,ma lysts expect th.tt thetc "til be leS> m.tnpov.et .tnd money ahul· .thle lot polttt cal work and 1'-SllC ld.., On top ol <til thts there ' .tls o the ch<t ll cnge ol the Rohctts nomm<ttton So tar Sen.ttc Democt tts h,tve h,tn died the ch.tilenge at the .tll r<tctt\e but tdeologteally tHHntnee wtth e lu stvc <tplomb appe.umg to look lor d.n.t r.tther th tn .tppearIIH.!. ohstllH.:ll011 1St S< n Ch,ules Schumer D N Y ptcsentcd Roberts wtth wh.tt .tnwunts to ,m It-page ttkc htH1lc ex till that should set up lltsun.ltJng conflrmalton he,utllp 111 whtch Dcmou.tls tr) to tease out tnlottn.tlton on Roberts ' attitudes on lcg.11 tnd soctal tssues md he ttt es to stelestep (ommllment on cases tha t nught come before the CO till But tl Roberts comes ott dS a so ltd conservam e, not an extremtst or tdeologue wh tt do Democt.tts do' The e1 tden ce ot CAFTA sug gests th<ttthcy ,uen t c<tp,tble ot Ststet Soulj<th moments ( Molfon K,nuluu ke ts "<ttl/!< 'dllm of Roll Call the 11( 11 >flllfl< 1 of ca,Ilol Hr/1 J t urgmg ae:.H1on nt m nom1c \\e.tpons resean.:h program In I'l-l \ duttn! World W.tr II Navv boat PT-109 commanded b) Lt Joh tr) Kumcdy s,tnk .tiler betng r.unmed b) th.e J <tpanese destrover Am,tgllt ott the Solomon lsl.mds In 1'!64 the P ent.t~on tcported the ltrst ol two dllacks on US destro~et' b) Nmth Vtctnamese torpedo bo.tts tn the Gull ot Tonktn In ll!XO 8'i people were ktllcd when .t bomb exploded at the ttalll st,tlton m BologtM It ti y In ll)l)() Iraq ttl\ .tdcd KLtV..ttt 'ellt ng wntrul of the ml nch ~mtr.lle (The lt.tLps \\etc lo~tet dtt~cn out 111 Operatton Desen Storm ) len )t.:ar~ ago HU111lll1e EJJilL.IIll~.: .t~hor1e neM Ve10 Beach Fl.t the storm wo~s blamed lot II de.tths Chma mdered the expub ton ol tv.o US Att Force otltcers tl s,ud were c,lllght spymg on nu ltt.try stlcs Thought 1m Tod.tv E1~non< "necess,ml) the he10 of hts .0"11 ltk ston - John B.u th Amencan author LETTERS TO THE EDITOR w Tlu. \ ,/wuld he le n 'than :300 Hotd~ All hlfll\ Wl o,uhptt tn edam~ nn''' he H~r~ed (uulmc !wit widll \\ wul tt /qJhont numhr 1 No WlHRii ed let ;., 1 1 11 d/ l>t puh/i '""" L< II< 1 1 1hou/d !J< 111 ~ood Wile ~uldn! 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The New York Ttmes gtves no clues about how to detemune the philosophy ' of most Amcncans Do the) mean ltrst htnng .t gr md consort turn ol poll stcrs' If so how would thts questtbn be phrased to the ctltzcnrv 'Wh,tt would be the dehnttton ol thts maJnnt,lfl<ln phtlosophy to gUtde th e se nat or.., \ m Lonf~rmmg ~' JUdge' Let s suppose htmevcr tmprobably that tilts chat lcnge cmtld be met and Sen Charles Schumer (D N Y I wtll ltnallv be able to tell us wtth spectftctt) how he dectdes v.hether anv fUdtLI.tl nommee ts out of the m,tm stream and " theteby to he to"ed .tstde as tlots,un It howner a m 11nrttv ol Nat Hentoff quesltons the sen.ttor mtends to .tsk htm ,dunn), the he,tr tngs Thts was one ol them Is tl dppropn.tlc tor the Supreme Coun to ovenum .1 well setlled precedent upon \Vhtch Amen cans have come to rely' Do you thmk that Schumer h.td Roe v Wade m mmd ' But the aLlu,tl pet1mence ol the lfUCstton m.ty h,t\c esc,tped the sen.ttor For nomm tt e th e li tst Lttmo to the LOlll1 ot d womttn to teptu..:c outgumg JustH.:e S.mdtd D.t) 0 Connor' Justtce 0 Cannot herselt .tlso seems to h.tve forgotten het tmn \\Otds I temember hedrtng her powerful speech ye,u s tgo ttl whtch she tnststcd you should not be .tble to tell v. hether the opm tons of .t competent 1udge .11 e th.tt ol t man or a \\lllll,tll But she recently exptessed tegtct de,ptte her .tdmu.ttton lor Robe11s that ,1 womdll w,1s nut ~.:huseu lu repl<tec her Such dem tnds lor dtver o.;lt) Ill\ Jle ddc.hng reltgron Litts.., .mJ otht:J Ldtegones to the Senate eventually .tgree that a JUdtctal nommee must rellect most Amcnc,ms m.my ye 1rs r.H.:lll ~egtcg.l phtlosophtcs a stern votce ol uon both befotc ,md .titer one of our launders J,unes the Ct>tl Wat Wds a well Madt son may be summnned selll~cl Supreme Court prece b) " nonp.tnts.m ht stortdn ot dent So was the demal of the creauon of the the vote tn women W til Constttutton and tts Btl! ot Schumer mclude those .md Rtghts othet such precedents tn Madtson "prmctpal archt .addre ~sm g. tlw~ qllestJon to l:orne teet of the document th.u dts Robetts ' I hal e none ol the above ungutshes us from ,ti l othet A m1mbt.:J ot OIJ.llliZ.ttiOils qu.tltlters lo r John Robcns countnes, warned th.tt olll' th.lt pt css the senatnts tn Jt ,md \\til w.llt tor the great nghts must be pt o adhere to then crtten.t tor he.umg ... to see v. hether my tected parttcularl) m ttmes co nlumtng fed eral fUdge s questtons ate .tsked - <~nd of lear or runaway parttsdn mmt on d11ctstl) - dtverst- how th ey ,ue answered shtp - agamst the storms ol ty Of I oiLC and gender - ,IS Mme wtll hcgtn wtth how shtttmg popular ttdcs The qu,titltc.Htons lor the hench del e!entt.tl does he belteve greatest danger to our ltbe r espcc1.tlly tor th e ht ghest th e Supreme Coun should be ttes, Madtson satd ts to be be nt h m the land to prestdenttal powers Ill a found m the body of the In the July 22 Newsd.ty tunc of w.tr b,"ed on hts people. operatmg by the the celebrated Antl,t Htll tcccnt Dtslltct of Columhta maJortty .tgamst the mm<~n no\\ ,t protc,snr of sou,tl Cuu11t Court ~lgre cment m ty Schumer s mamstream poltn Ia\\ md women s H.1md.m 1 Rumsleld deny can ntn us aground { lll the stlldlL:.., lit Br .mtlel'.. , rng ronstt tu tJOn,d piotel:shoals of mass~tpprehenst\ e Unl\ ctst l) - 11 rotc .m Op- tton;, espeuo~lly dLte process ness Eu .trttc le .thotu John to det,tmecs ,tt Guant,mamo Were I on the Sctl.lt c Robcns po"thl<' ascen"on Ba) I J udtct.try Comnuttec Hts rnle 111 th 11 ntlmg, md Nommttton 1 step b.tLk for would dsk a nommee s rcdc dnerslt) Th1~o, nommat1011 other rulings on lor exdm ttnn to M tdtson s ,ontcrn of Rotlctts sire s<ttd wtth hts pie the Fout1h Amendmcut .tbottt JUdtetal mdependctlle wtll 'peak mote to hts per 'e r; n.m ow and eltte ere when con lrunted by mar dud dcntt.tl ' does not reflect lormdm.:c 111 the !Milon s mg mqunt.trhmJsm the cxpen~nces of the vast htghe st coun th.tn wtll ,my Schumer h<ts .mother 4ucs rl!g.m.J to hts gender race or llll)lllll) ol Amenc.ms tton lor these conlt rmatton She does nnt speultc,tll ) rehgron heanngs th.tt " sh,trcd by mcnttOtl the cxpenenccs ot (Nat flellto[/11 a rwltmral m.tn y sen,ttors on both 'tdes hl.llk' but ..,unu: \Ullll''t'l 1\ u nm1 m d outlwt II\ on rltt ol the atslc Qutckly alter lt:ddcr~.o lll.IY not remember f n 11 Am< nd11re111 a11d tlrt' John Roberts Jr \\.ts IIOllll th.n despite Allltd Htll s Br/1 oj Rt~l111 and a111/rm of n.tted to the Sltpreme CoUtt strenuou;, ,ttlempt t~tsqu,tl­ mmn /wok 1 mc/11dm~ Tile Schumer wtth hts custom,u y tl' htm ( ldtence Th<lma;, \V.n 011 1/tt fir// ~1{ RIRIIII a11d gr tctnusness presented htm ''h on the Supt;:mc Coun the Garhr,~m~ Re \t\fmu.l \\-Jth dJJ exte n ~J\ e Ito., I nt She dtll' "" \\h) tHlt (), 1 ll/ Stull< 1 PT< 15 2003) ) Tuesday, August The Dtuly Sentmel • Page As www.mydailysentinel.com 2, 2005 Wallet of slain Pennsylvania Local Briefs doctor found on Ohio Turnpike Committee gets state grant for battlefield preservation CLEVELAND (AP) - A wallet belongmg to a Pennsylvama doctor ktlled on the Oh10 Turnptke was found m a wooued area le" than I 2 mtles e,tst of the spot where the vtcttm w.ts robbed and shot to de,tth last spnng, the State Htghw.ty P,ttrol satd Dr Gulam Moond.t 69 ,, urologtst lrom Hermitage Pa • w<ts shot May IJ on the turnptke ncar Cleve land wlule traveltng to To1edo wtth hts wtfe, Donna Moond.t 46 and her mother Moonda s wallet taken dunng the robbery w.ts found - ,tlong wtth other rel<tted ttem s th.tt tmesttgator• decltned to dtscuss - by a man w,olk tng tn Boston lownshtp <tuthonues s.ttd Sunday The Items were close enough to the htghv. a) to MIDDLEPORT The a'atlable soutces g1v111g btnh Ohto Prcscn alton oil tee h," mlotmalton The on!) thmg to an "'Kcompi1Shed by such a move awarded a d• an t umbrell.t Ot,_.mllatlon ol wou ld be to h.ttm ancestry concerned ctttlens to lund tcsca<eh whiCh " becomtng acttvtttes gc.trcd to preserv- mc1eastngly unpon<tnt 111 the tng the Bullm ~tun lsl.md b.tt tesearch, ol heredttary dtstldteld ptopetty eases Mcmbets wetc urged Ketth Ashlc) v.ho has Ill 1\ tile to the US senators acttvely worked "nee about to oppose thts btl I 1987 to get fundmg lot the Reseatch •s con ttnumg on ht stortc sttc presetv.tttOn Pvl Henry Dtxon the last announced the gr,mt at last Unton soldtct to dte 111 Metgs week s meettng of Broelks Coun ty ,mtl pl.uts .trc movmg Grant Camp No 7 Sons of lotw.t rd l"r pl.llllt~ d specml Umon Veterans of the C11ti tp.ukel tt hts gt.tlc \lith fa m War held at the Middle poll tly membets r trtt, tpatmg The camp 1tlled to JOin Masontc Temple He "" p tst camp comm.mde r \\ tth the M If Dame! Ashley teportcd on the tole McCook ( ucle L tdtes ol the of the umbtcll.t otgantLa GAR tnd the M c 1~s Co unty tton \\hteh hds tcpt esenta G<nt tlogtcal Sllud) Ill host t1 ves of \dflnus Interested an mtmmLifJon bonlh dt the Ctvtl W.tt and b tttle lteld Metgs County F.ttr SoUtces groups tmolved ttl develop wtll be av,ulable fot anyone Benefit planned t ~ avatlablc lor re1 tew by appomtment at the office ol the Oltve Townshtp Clerk MIDDLEPORT - A ben eftt for Bethany Spaun wtll Bradley Brannon at :l78 be held at noon Sunday at 6161 General Hartwget Park There wtll be a bake sale and .tuctton and anyone wtth A~sociation ttems to contnbute can c.tll 992 5454 or 992 W41 C.tsh don,lttOns are .tlso betng accepted MIDDLEPOR1 - Mctgs Ltve bands there wtll be County Soccer Assoctalton JP & th e Rtders MC4 Chp w1ll meet at 6 p m on Aug Allman an the Bottom ol the Barrel Band and SP4 II at the General Hartmger There Wtil d!SO be SW111l Park shelter hou se to elect officers Stgn ups wtll not mmg the pool Adnusston to the beneltl be held at the meetmg, event IS $2 h.tve been thrown from a vehtclc, Lt Rtck Zwayer satd Stx weeks ago, the htghway p.ttrol s,ud laborers along the turnptke had found evtdence tn the case and ttems that belonged to Moonda on the medtan <tbout 12 mtles east ol the cntl\,e scene Zwayer satd Monday the new dtscO\ety had not tesulted Ill charges " We're not revealing the contents of the w.tllet or other .tspects of the evtdence tound whtle the mvesttgatton con tmues Zwayer satd Donna Moonda told pollee th.tt when she stopped so that her husband could dnve, ,mother vehtde pullec. belund thetr Jaguar and a man got out ,md dem,mded money Altet the doctor gave up hts w,tllet the gun man shot htm Ill the he,td ,md tled, she satd Soccer meets Budget available Council meets MIDDLEPORT Mtddleporl Vtllage Counctl REEDSVILLE - The Oltve Tov.nshtp Trustees wtll hold a spectal meettng budget tor ftscal ) car 2006 at 5 30 p m on Thursday tnkH.: :-. tnlrr.t umon ..,oJdr~rs of mg the hdtti 3_H:Itl prL"CI\ 1 tton pl.m 1 hts 11 til ptt\C ill Met,_s Coun ty We;,t Vtrgtnt<t Counctlm.tn Ike Spencet Htll reported that he recetved assurances Irom the tepottcu that he ,md Street Ohto Department of Commtsstoner I Wat er Work s Oper.ttor John Tr<tnsportatton that the vtl from PageA1 I-lolm.tn tnspect ed prope r l<tge would tecetve l.trge r stgn.tge along US 11 to ,tlert lies throughout the vtll<~ge Counetl deCided not to tor overgrown grll:-~s Ltnd Racme to travelers enter tnlo o~gtcement lot Counctl .tgreed to pay tor tra~h .tnd found onl) lout $ 1'13 000 Ior a contract mand.norv accountmg and thdl <tppc .ucd Ill vtol.ttton .tdmtntstt.tlot .tnd tnspector worker s compensat ton The l1ne lot thiS vtolatton th.tt wds p10posed by Stt and tr,umng lm Clerk Treasurer ts $50 tot a fust otl e nse .tnd .tddttton.tl duly hne s tecltng Str.m d s ,tpp ltcant go online D,Lve Spencet w,ts not qu dttted Alan Tucker !rom the for noncompltance f.tylor s concern ts th.tl Except lor those four We re hoptng for ,tn htgh sul fur coal used from Ractne Youth League tnspector th.tt s actu.tlly h,tcl th e AEP" s newly opened expre"ed hts th.mks to most testdents 111 R.tctnc do expcrtcncc wllh constructmg Phtltp Spot n coal tmne m~y cOlmctl tot thetr cooperation olll OU tSldlldlng fOb keeptn), a w<ttcr lt c<ttment plant cause ,t problem stmtl,lr to thts year Tucker .tddcd th.tt thctt p top erttes de.tn Spencer s.ttd M<t)or J Scott Htll sate! the one ,tt f.EP s Gavtn nearly 230 chtldren parltct All membets ol co unctl Counu l also approved Power Pl,lllt when burmng paled tn league games over were present for the meet entettng tnto an .tgreement htgh sultur coal resulted tn the season Wtlh dCCOUllltllg ftrtn the release of sultur dtoxtde Tucker dtscussed vanous tng wtth the exceptt on ot Counc tlm dn Duke Bent? Ch,ules E H,uns and Counctl agreed to pay tmpto veme tll s to th e bdse Assoctates !tom Cleveland th etr share (approxunate ly ball ftelds .tl StM Mtll Park Al so ,tttendtng the meetmg Sanson, for $8,000 lor ,lltdtt tng ser $ 1600) tor a repeater for the wtth Htll and counctl, were Holman .tnd Raeu1e vtces Metgs Count) Shettff's tncludtng puttmg a dratn Tucker Harn s and Assnctates wtll Ofttce whtch the vtllage uses underneath nght lt e ld on Vollmteer Ftre Dep.trtment be audtttng the vtllage s tor dtspatchmg serv tces the larger ball fte ld to help Chtef Da1 e Netgler Counctl wtll meet tn wtth dr.unage requesltng records tor the past tw o Thts $ 1600 wtll be com yeats endmg Dec 3 1 2004 btned wtth stmtlar payments gravel and posstbly looktng recessed se"t on .tt 7 p m Thts audtt ts mandated by tram Syracuse and Rutland tnto new ltghts tor the on Aug 22 The next reg u the sl<ttc of Ohtp who to make up a combtned thtrd sma ll b,tl l lteld tn the l.tr meeung wtll be at 7 10 p m on Sept 6 wtth a pte approves the accounttng ot the repeater s cost The I uture btd con ference tot .til gen I' m all lor deve loptng fums that vtllages must Metgs County Shenff's era! contractors precedtng choose ltomtn ordet to com Offtce wtll also pa) a thtrd that park' Counctlm.m the meeltng at 7 p m G<~ry Freeman satd ply wtth the Ia\\ The "llage as wtll Mtddleport Racine had the opuon ol choosmg ,t btd from the state of Ohto lor $12 000 Counct lm.m Greg Taylor reported that a teller was sent to AmencMt Electne Power asktng lor assurances th,tl Racme wou ld not turn mto • mother Cheshtre as he put tr once th e new wet scrubbers .tt AEP s Mountameer Plant work for us for what salary we can provtde them ' Southern also appeared at the bottom of the ltst for from PageA1 career pay rates whtch ts the salary for teachers wtth a In contrast, Metgs County master's degree and II years has a current population of expenence at $34,80 I 23.242, a medtan household Eastern came m at number mcome of $27,287 and 19 8 seven on thts hst Wtlh a percent of people ltvmg salary of $39,20 I below the p01erty ltne Southern also appeared at accordtng to the U S Census the bottom of the list for the Bureau htghest salary level pnor to ·Cuyahoga County has the longevity step for teachers ftnanctal resources to pay wtth a master s degree at thetr teachers extremely well $37 454 Eastern came m at but our teachers are no less number ftve on lhts hst wtth a desen tng they work JUSt as salary ol $40,45 1 hard Southern Local Thts data was collected by Supen ntendent Robert OEA's Contract Informauon Grueser Sdtd Unfortunately ' System and crosschecked we do not have the money wtth Stale Employment that Cuyahog.t Count) has Relauons Board sa lar) Over the pa st several benchmark reports ) c<trs our test scores h,tve The salary dara contamed rtSen so that shows our te.tch m the report retlects salanes ers arc worktng JUSt as h,trd tl 111 effect .ts of May 2005 and not h.trder th,m .my school does not mclude addttton.tl dtstrtct Ill the state ol Ohto payments th.ll are not dtrectly E.tstern Loc.tl Supenntendent contamed tn the salary schedRtck Edw.trds satd We re ule The reponed BA mmtproud "e ha\ e the group ol mum amounts do not rellect te.tchers we have that wtll .mv agreement or practtce of Southern hmng new teachers at any step other than step zero of the salary schedule The top five dtstrtcts on the hst for the lowest base rate for be~mmng teachers wtth a BA ts as follows I Southern Local Schools, $20,808. 2 Indtan Creek Local $21.50 1, 3 Bloomfteld Mespo Local, $22,032, 4 Danvtlle Local $22,086, 5 Conotton Valley Umon, $22,357 The top ftve dtstncts on the ltst for htghest base rate for be~mmng teachers wtth a BA ts as follows I Beachwood Ctty, $38, 131 2 Shaker Hetghts Ctty $31 832 3 Orange Ctty $37 253 4 Solon Ctty $16 819 5 Sycamore Communtty $36 660 The top ftve dtstncts on the lt st for the lowest pay rate tor te,tchers wtth a MA and II years expenence I Southern Local Schools $34 80 I, 2 Couotton Valley Umo n $36 351 3 Bettsvtile $3 7 460 4 Local Bloomlteld Mespo Local $38 644 5 Frontter Local $38 744 The lOp five dtstncts on the ltst lor the ht~hest pay rate for teachers Wtth a MA and II years expenence I Beachwood Ctty, $68 542, 2 Cuyahoga Hetghts Local $67,844, 3 Orange Ctty, $67,353, 4 Shaker Heights Ctty, $65,574, 5 Upper Arltngton Ctty, $65 313 The top ftve dtsltrcts on the ltst for lowest pay r.tte for teachers wtth a MA at the htghest salary level prwr to longevtty steps I Southern Local Schools, $37 454 2 Bettsvtlle Local, $38 595 3 Conotton Vallev Unton $38,722, 4 Frontter Loc.tl $39 911 5 Eastern Local Schools, $40,45 1 The top ft\e dtsl ncts on the ltst fer htghest pav t.tte tor te.tchers w tth a MA .tt the htghest salary le1 el pnot to longevtty ste ps I Ro cky Rl\er Ctty $77 951 2 Cuyahog.t Hctght s Local $77 647 1 lndtan Htll Ex Vtll $75 X19 4 Sh,tkcr Hetghts Ctty $75 644 5 Uppet Arltugton Ctty $75 570 Uuplil:dtlon ul dlurh b) or othet Ohto loc~rtrorh ..,t:V e r ~tl Jroup s now work rn ;:_! on \Vclcomcd rn to lll t: lllbt:r the ptOject salll Ashlcl sht p 1\.ts l.tck Bl.tkcl) of Dunng the nh.:d llld tll..:p~Ht \\e..,ter\ille b<~-.t:d on hb WdS grvt:n on til ~: rcLerrt a nLt: \ IOr Dr John Ru sh wred~h !d) rn~ cert.: lllO!l\ not mg th tl J( Vw- I" I die ll .._,llLLt::'-1.., e'ven though \vho "'CI\t.:d IS !hi:! ... LII~COil Ill the \\ere. 4th \.Vc:-.1 Yllglllld lnldlllt) It thuc Phd ... nn ot Hdunt: ellotts to dell .tel 11 1111 the .tnnu,tl event by anol hct tete mon v o . . er 20 01..! tlll /l\1 011.... p.trltctp.ttcd The c,tlll[l pt nscd lhc Met ,;s Count) Pt nncct & .tlso welcomed the Re1 John Ft mk of ReedS\ til t on hts HJstoJtt:dl c tmp dl:-.o Jetnst \ted lot SouLty IHN it Ohto lnl ,tntt y The ltmlrtlcthe Ctvtl W,n l l U1.tc tmcnt and the Tuppcts Pl.uns PLhl V F W 1m tt s cntlltnuoL" hug..:: :-.uppml ol thc L~lil..!lllllll\ v.tth tts patltuiJ.Iltnn The ldentttv M 111 1 ~~ m c nt SeCllrtt) Act now belot c the us Senate ptoposcs to close all buth tccotds tn the US no m~HteJ how old w.~ . . d1 . ., cussed du11ng the meettng It w.ts noted thai the tccotd' go b.tck mto the 1600 s tn some st,ltes The putpose ts to pte vent lellottsts I tom tdcnlll] theft Howe vet mcmhc ts potntcd out th,tt such .t clostnu of recotds woulu not pte> ent tdenttty thell due to uthet Thefts from Page A1 Highway Patrol RUTLAND - Comtn B Welch 32 Chtlltcothe, was etted for tat lure to control by the Gallta-Metgs Post ol the State Htghway Patrol follo11 mg a one-vehtcle acctdent Sunday on Ohto 124 neat Rutland Troopet s s ttd Welch 11 .ts eastbound ,tt X44 a m when the c n he drme went ott the left stde ot the 1\lad struck a uttltt y pole <ttld "' etlut ned The c<tr h.td dts.tblm g d.un age the report s.ttd · ch,uges ol gross sexual unposttlon sexual batte ry and 1ape • Forc't G Qu ,tll;, 34· Mtddlepotl on .t charge of operdt tng .L motot 'ehtcle under the mlluence • Terry S Browtng 24 a ddt ess unreported on counts ol gross sexual unposllton scxu.tl b.tttery and rape . . Keeping Meigs .. informed VISIT US ON THE WEB Da~il The Dmly Sentmel Subscnbe today· Semmel 992-2155. www Ill\ dwl\ ~en/mel< om Community Calendar Clubs and organizations Thesdlly, Aug. 2 CHESTER Chester Cmmctl 123, Daughters ol Amenc.t 7 10 p m Masotltc butlutll,! 111 Chester Items lor a basket to be t.tk en to State Sess10n and two ttems lor sl.tte and nattonaltahles .tre to be taken MIDDLEPORT Mtddleport Commtmtty As~ocl,ltlon <S 30 tl 111 , Peoples Bank Thursd<ty Aug 4 POMEROY Holzer Metgs County Hospt cc Dmncr wtth Fnends, 6 p m B?b Evans 111 Mason W Va TUPPERS PLAINS VFW posdt l)OS~ Ladtes Auxth.try wtll meet adt 7 p m at the h.tll Fnday, Aug. 5 POMEROY - Metgs County PERl Ch.tpter 74 II 45 luncheon meetmg Met_gs County Multtpurpo'e Semor Center, wtth represen tattaves of Aetna and Medtcal Mutu.tl tnsurance compames Thursday, Aug. ~ POMEROY - Publtc Uttltttes Commtsston ot Ohto pubhc heanng on Amem.tn Saturday, Aug 6 SALEM CENTER - St<tr Electnc Power appltcauon lor Gr.tnge #77K <tnd Star Jumor cost re covery tor IGCC Gr.mge #87R potluck dmner power pl.tnl 6 ~0 p m Metgs at 6 10 p m meetmg .lt 7 30 H tgh Sc hoot Purpose ts to Cr.tft ,md CWA Judgmg <tllow publtc comment on the ,lpplt catton County Electton of ollicers Commtsstoners urge puhltc Reunions "' speakers Call 992 2 161 by Aug 4 lor rcserv<ttton Public meetings ,attcm.l.t~nce MIDDLEPORT - Spectal ol Mtddleport mecltng Thesday, Aug. 2 Vtll.tge Counctl 5 10 p m ALFRED - Orange counctl ch.1mbets Town shtp Trustees 7 30 p m POMEROY - S.thsbury home of clerk Oste Follrmf. Townshtp Trustees \\til meet CHESTER -Chester at 6 30 p m at town hall Tov. nshtp Tru stees regular monthly meettng, 7 p m C heste t Town H<tll RUTLAND - Rutland LAUREL CLIFF - V,tc,uton Vtll,tge Counctl wtll meet at 6 10 p m at the Ctvtc Center Btble s.:ool "til be held at the Laurel · Cit II Ftec Methodtst Counct l chambers Church wtth regtstmtton 7 to 9 CHESTER Chester pm Fnday ,md progr,un 9 .1111 lownshtp Board of Tru stees wtll meet at 7 p m at the to 2 p m on Saturcht) Theme Leammg God· s Dtrectton Ch,estcr town hall Fnday mght .tl~rc pl,l\ clothes sulttlble tor \\eanng dtnmg Wednesday, Aug. 3 PAGEVILLE SCtpto w.uer games along wtth .t to11el Townshtp Trustees 6 30 p m For more mlonllatton call Teresa Re) nolds 416 2396 or Pagevt lle town lwll the pil\tor W2-0758 Church events • Saturda), Aug. 6 RACINE - Beegle L1mtl) rcumon wtl be held .tt the home of Ronme ,md Lcatma Beegle noon to 4 p m wtth t squatc dance to lolhm 7 to II p 111 T.tke la1~tl ch.ttrs sn,tcks F.untly tnd l11ends mvtted Sunda). Aug. 7 RUTLAND - D.l\ '' rent man descend,mts ol Otl.tndo .tnd C.tthennc Da1 ts \\til be held .tt 12 'Ill pt m ,tt 1he Rutl.md Ftrchouse T.tke IL>od .tnd gtlt;, tor g.tme' Rel,ltlle' and fn ends welccHlW (jo 's ~t ~enefit yospe[ Sing Saturday, August 6th, 2005- 7PM PomerO)' Ampitheater FeatuJ:ing Other events 1\Jesda\ . Aug. 2 RACI NE Meet the New Htgh Sd10ol Pnn et p.II potluck sttpper 7 r m St.tr Mtll P.trl-- "' R.tLtnc Ill 11 el wme ne11 Southctn Ht~h School pnnup.tl M.trk Mtllcr ~md l ~untl) Bt mg. .1 unerc: d dt>h Mc,tl drtnk' and t.thlc \\ .11 c.: pt O\ aJ~d I vie Ander . . on ol BritiSh ( nlumhtt Can"da Ashlc ) tepmted tiMt he had .tetcd .ts budct lor the dedt l l!Jon nl ~~ llt:\\ muker at B.ubt>liiSVttk WV,t to mark th e Bank of B.ubouts vtlle that tllcll ll cd 111 Ap11l 1861 The Lollllp dtse ussed posst ble \\ntk on the Unton solche1 s gr.nc 111Lll ke1 ~ at Hn"dl Htll c~ metcr) tn Salt,huty To~;n,htp tn the ne xt ye.t t Members tppt Oicd ,, c tsh .t"atd and cc tt tftc tic lot 2006 lor the top st udent til Ctl tl War hts tot 1 kno\\ ledge Thts wtl l h 11c to he \ic ucd wtth sc huo l olt tc t ti s betme 11 can he tmplcmented For the Record The Andrew ltckson l:l11 till ol !loth the fl\d Olltn lnl,tllll) o~nd the rh g~t.;at~ontrrbutHJil..,ltl Cp l 111lCS\01 lntl " t Jlrn!ltollltll\~lllht tllht lrln\\ ( llll j..t rl i.! IIIUI\1\( hunh ltllllll\ \ 1h t I I htlllllll I.: II Ill p1111H , mu '- B tnl. Ill '> uf. �.. LOCAL • ·STATE . The Daily Sentinel . . Page.A6 Tuesday, August~. INSIDE . 2005 Meigs Stand Team treated to pool party City police probe apparent murder-suicide Bv KEVIN Keuv KKELLY@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM Lt. Keith Elliott said oftice rs were dispatched tO the residence at II :3 1 a.m. on a GALLIPOLIS - A man report of a shooting incident. and woman sharin g a resi- '. Upon arrival. they found the dence on the south end of wuple dead of apparent gunGallipolis were found dead shot wounds, Elliott said. late Monday morning in The couple was found by what Gallipolis City Police an individual, but police said was an apparent murder- could not say who that persuicide. ·son was or what th e individThe victims were identi- ual's relationship was with fied as Virgil E. Bing. 40: · the co upl e. and Tammy Griffith, 42. Dr. Daniel H. Whiteley, th e. They resided at 57 Gartlcld Gallia County coroner, was Ave.. and had · recently called to the scene. Brent A moved to that location, Saunders from the county police said. prosecuting attorney's office also responded, Elliott said . Det. Sgt . Jeff Boyer processed the scene . Following interviews woth witnesses and family members, authorities believe Bing shot Griffith and then turned the weapon, which was not specified· by officers, 11n himself. . . . The victims were released · · to Willis Funeral Home for arrangements. It marked the tirst murdersuicide to occur in Gallipolis si nce Dece mber 1981 . Police last investigateu a homi ci de within the city in early 1995. Tuesday, August 2, 2005 Major LEaguE BasEball ' Orioles' Palmeiro suspended iO days for violating steroids policy Staneart reunion held ALBANY - · Descendao1ts of Joel and Lydia Still Stanean held their annual reunion on Submitted photo Saturday, July 23, under the The Me1gs Stand Team was treated to a pool party <Jt the Middleport Pool recently. The event Included games centered around educating youth about th e dangers of tobacco and the ma r- Big Oak Shelter House at Lake keting tactics that tobacco companies use. Approximately 75 stand members turned out. Stand Snowden, Albany. Paula Jean is youth led movement ac ross the state of Oh io consisting of teens standi ng up against tobac- Staneart Pickens giving the co. Children ages 11 to 18 that wou ld like to be an active member of the Meigs Stand Team blessing before th e pi cnic may phone Pam at 992-6341 ext. 10 or Brenda at 992-5385. The organization is also looking lunch at noon. A group picture was taken for Friends of Stand who are parents who pe_nod ically lend support to the movement by helpafter the meal. Those attending ing core leaders or advisors carry out their roles. view.ed the Staneart Familv Reuni on' album being assenibled by Paula Jean Stane'm1 Pickens. · JoAnne Allen .Abuno read . . . . the minutes from last year's CHESTER Pas t Michad Grant,and .Mary K. E'ther Smith read minutes reunion . The traditional · from th e May and June Stanean caps and mugs were Co uncilors Cluh of Chester Ho lter. The members then wen't to meetings. Next lodge meet- provided by Dale Colburn and Council 323 . Dau ghters of America, had supper rece ntl y th e Masonic building for a ing will be Tuesuay 7:30 gi ven as gifts to Wilbur at the CooiS pot at Coolvi lk . meeting.. Ru th · Smith p.m. with members to take Colburn, age 94, oldest, a [nug ; Atte nding were Jean pre sided at the meeting read- items for a basket for State Noa McManus, age 3, gmndWel sh. Ruth Smith. Est her in g the IDOth Psalm. The Session and gifts for the daughter of Linda Zimmerman Scottie Sm ith. !-uru 's Pra ~_er and the pledge national and state tables. Smith. Queen. the youngest, a hean Next past councilors meet- picture fr~me; Linda Carsey Dorothy Myers. Erma to the tlag were given in Cleland. Opal Hollon. lnzy UI1SIOJ1. ":! ing will be held Aug. 16 Kittle. El Paso, Texas. traveling Newell. Opal 'Eic hin ger. For ro ll call members with Delores Wolfe . and the farthest , a cap; Paula Jem1 Go ld ie Frederick. Laum Mac named their favorite !'l ower. Mary K. Holter to serve. Stapean Pickens for having Nice. Dori s Grue se r. Officers for the uext six refreshments and Lmora Mae nine family members present at Charlotte Grant , Thehna months were installed by the Nice and Opal Eichinger .'to the reunion, mug; Keith Eve rett Grant. pres ident. Wh ite. conduct games. Staneart, a mug, for being the only person at the reunion bearing the Staneart name. Past Councilors have outing Local stocks ACI - 58.72 AEP - 38.14 Akzo - 41.40 Ashland Inc. - 62.14 'AT&T - 19.84 Bu · - 13.04 Bob Evans -'- 24.94 BorgWamer - 58.09 Champion - 4.25 Charming Shops - 12.01 City Holding - 37.59 Col - · 48.98 DG -20.29 DuPont - 42.28 Federal Mogul - .69 USB- 29.90 Gannett - 72.31 General Electric GKNLY - 4.70 Harley Davidson JPM - 35.30 Kroger 19.90 Ltd. -24.35 NSC - 37.23 Oak Hill Financial 31.95 OVB - 25.55 BBT - 42.25 Peoples 29.32 Pepsico - 54.61 34.25 52.97 The traditional Staneart 'fam- JoAnne Abrto and Angela ily trivia game questions were Hen(y in charge of gilis. asked by Ermel "Lucky" Forty ,four attended the Luckett, Jr. with Paula Jean reunion. They 'were Keith Staneart Pickens -giving the Stancart, Marilyn Staneart most correct answers. A family Allen, . JoAnne, Rolando. guessing gameprepared by Rowena, Romayra and Jos hua Connie Stanean Largent was Abuno, Ethan Allen, An gela won by JoAnne Abuno and Henry, Lloyd Bluckwood, Pat Rowena Abuno. and Mary Staneart Patterson: It was reponed that at least Ru th · Branneke. Wilbur 15 new addresses were added Colbum, Carl Colburn, Wiley to to the family mailing list: Colburn, Rick . and Karen One person. was Stella Lee Colbum Gerver and Katelyn, who came from Springfield, Dale Colburn, Darla Facemyer, Mo. and brought with ·her a Linda Kittle. Albeo1 and Clara number of Stanean genealogy Mae Hutchinson. William and volumes. Phyllis Kirkenda#, John m1d It was noted since the last Connie Stanean Lm·gent, Stella reunion that Beverly Henderson dieu in November Lee, Ermel Jr., Jenny, Wesley 2004 and Vivian Jones died on and Bradley Luckett, Ken and May 7, 2005 at the age of 98. Linda Queen, !:'loa McManus. Get-well cards will be sent to Vera, Michael, Joshua and Howard Fisher anu Roy and Zachary Richardson, Joyce Stwean Sheline, Brandon and Maurita Lee Miller. The next reunion will be held Hope Saunders and Paula Jean at Lake Snowden the fourth Stanem1 Pickens. After the reunion. some Saturuay of July 2006. Joyce Staneart descendants went to Staneart Sheline . and Paula .Jean Stanemt Pickens will plan visit the old home place of next year's reunion with · John Millon and Ida Mae Connie Staneart Largent being Chase . Staneart locilled in . re sl!Onsible for the games and Meigs County. SPORTS BRIEFS MYL to host 3-on-3 hoops tournament MIDDLEPORT - A 3-on3 cloub'Ie elimination basketbalf tournament will be held on Smurday. August 13, at General Harti nger Park. C heck-in durin g the da y of . the tournament is 9 a.m. and the games will start at I0 a.m. Registralio11 form s arc available at Locker 219 ' in Middleport. Middlepo r.t Trophies and Tees or th e Recre:~ L ion Cente~ in Athens . For more .information, conlac! Britt Dodson at (740) 9921122. . c ~ Premier 12.15 Rockwell .- 51.51 ' Rocky Boots - 27.83 RD Shell - 62.81 SBC - 24.47 Sears - 153.13 Wal-Mart - 49.53 Wendy's - 52.99 Worthington - 17.71 Dally eitock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous d<!y's transactions, provided by Smith Partners at Advest Inc. of Gallipolis. i: ,. • Proud to be apart oyour li e. The Daily Sentinel • Subscribe today • 992-2155 • www.mydailysentinel.com ' Healtl1 & Safety Fair At PVH . • National Football LEaguE Michigan chosen as Big Ten favorite 2005 Half of Fame: Class CH ICAGO (A PI ln fon o\cd thal hi s team had been cllt>se n as th e presea'" n fal' oritc to win a third .l'o lbCL' Uti vc • ,;(e.a!ti .fei'UI(tirp • · '(}kle.rte,.o! .fet<UI(<irf.s' • 'f'laco~ .fet<UI(tirp , • trld'~~-Mce /)il"ee Ctife.r bal l Iit ie. Michigan coach l.lo'yd Car r had thi s t~ ·say Monda y to a hugl' gathering _ of medi :1. man y of whom haJ l't>ted fo r the \\'t 1! n~ ri nL~~ . " I hope a< • .-coREl,fo,..,a tt"gl( • •Oool" p,.;re.r & ~ci llrUI"e/ • Contact Information Fax - 1-7 40-446- 3008 E-m111il - sports@ mydailysentinel.com Sta..tt .Brad Sherman. Sports Editor (740) 446-2342. eJ~t . 33 bsher man@myda IIYtnbune .com PLEASANT VALLEY · HOSPITAL • Bryan W~tters, Spor1s Wrlter (740 ) 446-2342 . e)Ct. 23 bwalters@mydallyfrlbune .com Larry Crul'h, Sports Writer t3p4) 675-1333.•,, 19 lcrum@mydailyreglster.c.orn u' ual you kil o\\' \\"h; 1t ~ n u arc tal ki ng ;.dw ut.·· C;.Jn :-.aiJ ut t he co n- ference ·..., i.lnnual pre "e ason hi gh." \1i chi gan. which ha s pl ayL'J · in " bal·k-to- back ROCK SPRINGS A football officiatioig class will be offered beginnrng Augllst 8 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in room 3 1X of Meigs High School. Those comple tin g th e. requirements of the clas s will rece ive a Cia" 2 officiatin g permit fr om the Ohi o High School At hleti c Associ ation . West Virginia residents are also eligible for the d ass. FGr registration call Ri ck ·· Ash a\992-5960. Bill S~ hult t at 992-9925. or see Richard , Hill at Hometow n Market in Mictd lep'ort. · SQ.Qrt~: ·Bi g Ten foot - gathe rin g ... Ou r goal s are ROCK SPR INGS Meigs Hi;,h School and middle sc hoof will begin ltolding mandatory cross co untry pract ice for all int erested boys and g ~rl s 5 p.m. Monday. August S. Runn er' should meet in front of the high school lield ho~ se and ha\'C a wmp!eted physical fo.rm on .hand or on ·. . file . ' In addition. conditioning ,. ,practices will be hel d 8 a.m. Au&ust 1-5. For more information. cl:Jntact Coach Mike Kenn edy at 992-7552 . ,- • ----------------------~----------------------------------------- - --~-------------- ROCK SPRINQS - Tile Meigs Athleti~ Boosters will sponsor a clcan·up ni ght 5 p.m. Tuesday. August 2 at Bob R()bens Field 111 Pomeroy. You should bring rakes, chain saws. weed eaters ETC.. refreshments will be avaifable and the Athletic Boosters will meet at 8:30 p.m. following the clea nup at the field. Meigs HS Cross Country practice to begin in Aug. ~ . .friday, August 5, 2005 . •1 0 a.m. to 2 p.m. . •Wellness Center . .Public. is cordi ally invited . .Safety information available for all ages • ·. .Sponsored by the PVH Education Department . . ~-Baltlll10re Orioles' Rafae l Palme iro heads toward third on a double by Luis Matos in the four)h inning against the Mariners Saturd ay in Seattle. Palme iro was s uspended for violating MaJor League Basebal l's steroids. pol1cy Mo nday· nearly fi ve months · after tel ling Congress tl1at "I have neve r used steroids. Penod.". · Officiating class to be held Aug. 8 Temperatures wi ll drop Temperatures will climb· from 90 early th is eve ning to from 71 to 88 by late · this 77. Skies wi ll be partly mornin g. Skies will be mostdoudy to mostly cloudy with ly sunn y 10 partly cloudy 5 MPH winds from the with 5 MPH winds from the northeast. Ovemigllt (1-6 a.lll.) northeast turning from the It looks like a humid north as the morning proovernight. Temperatures will · gresses. Aftemooo 0 .-6 p.m.) hold steady around 72. Skies will range from partly cloud y . It wi ll contioiue to be to mos tl y cloudy wi th 5 hu mid . Temperatures will MPH winds from the east linger at 91. Skies wi!l ran ge turnin g from the northe?st as . ht pr0 gre s'\ es.. from mostly sunn y to partly the ove rmg doudy with 5 MPH wi nd s from the north turning from Wednesday, August 3 . the nor! heast as the afternoon Moroi11g (7 a.m.-Noon) Humid morning. ~ro g rc-; scs. . ' NE W YORK (A P) ence call Monday. "Today I was not prescribed . lie said Rafae l Palmeiro poked hi s am telling the truth aga in it was an "em barrass ing .situ finger in the air for emphasis that I diu not do thi s in te n- at ion': and still did not know what ca used the pos it ive and raised hi s vo ice with all tionally or knowingly." the indignation o f ·a man The- 40-ye'!r-old P•dmeiro . tes t. , falsely accused. , ' became the seve nth player to • "Why wo ul d I .do this in a '·I have never used . fail a· test unu er the tough- year when I went in front of steroid s. Peri od." he told a ened rnujo r league poli cy Congress and I tes tified and co ngress ion~I ' pan el in that lm)k effect 'in. March. I told the truth ' " he saiu . March.. rules cri tici zed by Congrcs1 " Why· woulu I Jo th is Jurin g On Monday, nearl y five as not bein g stringent u seaso n where I was . b!oinc month s later, th e Baltimore enough. tu ge t to .1,01111 hit s'? It just Orioles slllgge r became On Jul y 15, Palmeiro makes nu sense .... I'm not a baseball\ highest-profile jo ined Han k Aaron. Willie n at.y person . Palmciro. who is currentl y player to be suspended I 0 Ma y) and EJJ ie Murray '" days for losing steroids. the only players wi th -3.000 in ninth place on tile all-ti me While he di dn' t den y test - hi ts anti 500 homers , home run .s list. with 569, ing positive for the drugs. he Ba seball wou ld not say .wouldn ' t predict whether hi s ·i nsisted tha t ingestin g_th em when the posi tive test chances of bein g elected to . occ urred. the Hall or Fame were damwas an accident . . "When I testi fied in front Without giv ing speci fics, agetl. . of Con gress. I know that I the ·four-time All-Star left "Really. thm 's nol fo r m e was tes tifyin g under oath the impre,si on that the (o determine." he said. " I and I .told the truth.'' he said banned s t1bstan ce was conduring a telephone confer- tained in a sup plement that Please see'Palmeiro, B6 Meigs boosters to sponsor clean up NewsChannel Tuesday, August 2 Moming (7 a.m.-Noon) It will be a humid morning. Temperatures wi ll ri se to 85 with today \ 'low of tiR occurring . around 6 a.m. · Skies · will be sunn y wit h 5 MPH winds from the south east turning from the north as the morning progresses. Aftemoon (1-6 p.m.) ' It wi ll ·remai n humid . Temperatures wi ll stay near 90 wit h today's hi gh of 92 ,o ccurri ng . around 4 . p.m. Skie s wi!l range from su nny to partly cloudy with 5 MPH winds from the northca't. E•ening (7 p.m.-Midnight) Bl The Daily Sentinel Perry gives IJengals another option, Page B2 Droughns' goal to end 1,000 yard drought, Page B2 Big Ben doesn't believe in sophomore jinx, Page B2 Silent Owens arrives at Eagles camp, Page B6 , AP photo Miami Dolph ins quarterback Dan Marino looks for an open receiver during second quarte r action in Miami against the Indianapo lis Colts. in th is New. 10. 1996 photo. Marino s urpassed, the 50,000-yard mark in completed passes. . . _Marino, three others headed to the ,Hall MI AMI (APJ - As a pla yer, Dan Marino neve r was much for discuss ing the past. No. 11 always regarded . conversation about hi .., record-breaki ng ga mes and seasons ~t s a distraction !"rom the ga mes and seasoib to come. Reflection could wait. Now. five yea rs into retirement. Mari no is ready · to remini :-.ce. Thi s weekend will be •1ll about memories am.l achiev"emeilts as Marino Golf - enters the Pro Football Hall of Fame along wiLh Stew YoLmg. Benny Friedman and Fri tz Pollard . The cereoiwny is se t for Stmday at the Hall of Fame in Canton. ··11 \ a great ti.ne in you r life. when you thin k about all the tllin ~s that vou were ahle to acct~mplish.'" Mari no ' aid. " It' s a little hit Ol'crwhe lonin ~ to think that in all the ye ar~ nl the NFL. ROsome yea rs. I' m one of the few gu y~ that's goin g to be in the Hall of.Fanoe. Tl1at' s prett y spec ial." In hi s prime wit h the ,Miami Dolphin s. Marino alw:ivs was reluctant to rate lo i.s feats or help put them in pcr,pcctl\c. The most prolific pa"er in NFL hi.story prefelTed to let hi s 61.361 ya rd' pa .>S ing. 420 touchdo\\·n tlm>w' and 37 fourth-quarter comehack s do the tal Ki n ~. But nnw that Mari no's willing 10 wax noo,;talgic . we kant that hi s· fal'tlrite Jl<IS,s -. among the XJ5~ _ he threll' c:1 mc l1 Jl a tri l·k play. . Among the 2-+2 ga mes hL' playetl. he si ngle ' 0\11 . a Munday night l' ictory 20 year~ a ~o ag;lilht Cll i ~.:ago B..:;.tr...:· Amon~ the the ll uoU of impn.·~~i\ c s iati~ ­ tic,. lle·s mo't pn>u d of hi' l..J ) l'Oit-.L'Ctlti\"c st ar!\ f tll lll I'I HJ to 19'1.1 . cxl'lud1n~ the I'IR7 NI'L strike. . We also kant th:ll llis Please see Marino, Bl Rose Bo\1 Is. was .fo ll owed in th e prcsea'<ll l h:1lloting by_ Oh io State ' and Iowa. which toed for the title a wa r :1 ~\' wit h a 7- 1 conferf n c~ r~l'l l rd ;1i1d ha~ won at .le ast I 0 g<t me ., th.ree sea~u n ~. lll t1 1"0 \\ . li'> \l'a qua ncrhack Dre w T:1 te wa; p1ded as presea"'n olfensiw playe r or th e )CCII' and Ohiu Sta te line had.n A..l. Hall k as. pre:o.L':J~ Pil Lh..·l"~n:-. i,· e player of ill~ \Tar. · One IL':nn that didn't oiwke the top three was PurJu~. ~\ · en tbou b!h the 13oikrmaJ...L~r... ret ufn ::!0 ~l art L'r:-. and don·r ha\ c to 'pia) Ol11t> Stat e or ~t: a:-.on . M ichi gan !hi :-. "We ha1e .Ohio State and :vli L·higa n ri ~ lll whcr~ we 1\':ont !hem ... Pmdue coach .In~ Ti IIL·r ... aid. ··Stjmc 'yea r s the _s d1cduk n) 11.. y(lur \vay Please see Michigan, Bl . CollEgE Football Ohio OpEn ' . Two tied for lead at Obi~ Open Marshall picked fourth in c~usA preseason poll AURORA (A P) - Eric Frishette shot a cour>e-record 5-under par 6 7 at Walden Golf & Coun try Club on Mondity to gain a tic for the first-round' lead at the Ohio Open. Mark Evan' matched the.score at nearby Barrington Golf Club. They were onf! shot ahead, of th ree others, including I!\-yea r-old ama teur Joe Frustaci. ·while two-time champ ion Rob Mo,s headlin ed a group of six at 3under 69. Ev:111s, of Massillon. a former assi, . tan! pro at Firestone Country Clu b in Akron. hau one eagle. five birdies and three bogeys in an up-a nd -dow n round that including three sand saves for par. ' 'l'w hee n playing gnod fN three weeks and co nfid~n cc is absolutel,y" so important in an eveqt like thi,. " said Evans. who tied for IOth place a year ago. Frishette. of Groveport. who fini shed ' second in 2001 and fifth last year.'"" , IRVI NG. Tn :h !API mort: consiste m, gett in g five bin.li~~ l\1ar,hall'.s fir st W:lfilfl'oothafl in without a bogey. He had three .birdic, in Con ference us·A i, n·t e~pCL' I~d a four-ho le sp:m. inc luu ing back-to- . to be as surce><ful '" tlw back par 5s. to shnot 33 on t h ~ fnm t ThunJerin~ Herd·, first ,e;~Son in nme. · the ~idA;nei"ican Confere nce . Frustaei. of Canton. ·ticu 1·eteran prnAl:mrding to the C- l 'SA prefe ." ion:tls Ben Farina of No rth ~ca . . on cnad11.~.., p1l!l rdc:t"ctl Rid ~ev ille and Ton v AJcoc~ nf Canton . Monll:l) . ~lar;ha l l is pic lc·J to He had fini,hed eig-hth a 'year ago as the fini~h fo urth in the k~1~uc\., ..,Jx -J low amatem' and said tha t cxpeqenec m..:mbcr Ea"l Di' i:-.ion .... gave him con lidencc he could pcrfnrm · The He rd on·ci1·ed .1.'\ po.1111s well again thi s y~ a r at Barrington. from the h.:-aguc·,·\..'na..:h..: . . . Tllat' . . '"Tbi., co urse sets LIP good for me." ~0 p,lillls heh1nd lh ord -pla,·,· said Frustaci. who hope' 10 enrnll al Mcmphi ... SouthL' n1 \li-. . . . "hi ~..· .h Kent State in th e fall. hut is not ce rtain • he wil~play go lf for th e (;o lden FLoshe>. ' garlll'I"Cd (1-.1. \Oll':-. . j.., lhL• f~ l\()ri{L' in the Ea't follt11\L'J h) till' Please see Open. •2 U n i\cr"ll'> PI" Al abama- , B i"r 111 i n!..! ham . E:tst . CZtrc> lina an d the Uni1 er>i tl' of Central Fltirida ticcl for fifth . Tcxa ,s-E l P:ho. with 68 p\)inh. was picked to ll'in the \\'est. fnlln111:d b) Hou>tnn,. Tulan12 . Tuh~1. Riel: ;-mU Southern \kth t)d\"-( llli\t'l"',ity. \\'hen \lar>lla ll joined the \1.-\C in 1'1'!7. 1he Herd <)nminatcd llllllll'Li i. ttl'l\" - ''inning confe rence cl1:olll l;i nn,h.ip, -in ' 1997, ' \)~ . ' ')l), clllltl ami 2002. . I �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, August 2, www.mydailysentinel.com • 20()5 Tuesda~August2,2005 , www.mydallysentinel.com National Football League · 'Otrtbune - Sentinel - l\egtster ~~~a2w~!~~~ .!~~~~~'~??~~~~"~~~~~'~'> ~~.t:?~, ~ For Chns Perry, hts old jersey number 26, represent:td a lost footb<tll season. one m whtch the Cmcmtt.ttl Bengals runnmg back f,uleu to live up to the hype of a first round dr.t!t chOice and bare!) saw the !teld Perry began tr,l!mng camp itt Georgetown College th1s year weanng No 23 the same number he wore whtle st.trnn g .11 MKht g.m, Perr) ,md the Ben gals hope 11 rep1e sentsatreshst.trttor.tpl.tyct the team belte\es coulu become another buudmg st.tr m tts backfteld o 'We 1e expectrng gtc.tt things !rom h1111 s,11d RLtdr Jphnson (qlllll!Wtl s All-Pro runnm g hack He s .1 grc,!l additwn to the oltense He t:an do" lot of th tngs uut ol the backfield u e.ttlll,; gre 11 mt sm.tt ches w11h ou1 lrneb,tckers ,md s.!lcttcs For now l'c ll) ~ 11ho s Still fClllVi:llll£ I lOIII ol"edson hern1 <1 sut_e ry - wuulu settle ln1 berng".tble to u>nsts held thetr ~txth practtce sesSton ot trammg camp on Monddy mornmg and Peny was able to go. but thdt w<~s the l11 st tnne he' d done so ~mce c.tmp opened on Fnd.1y with two pr.tctlces When he's been out there ,md able to move ltke he cdn.' Bcng<~ls LO.tch M.trvtn Le'"' satd he' wh.tt "e expected • Wh,11 the Beng,tb expected m 2004 w,IS .1 b.tck who cou ld l ike some ot the lodd ott Johnson and gl\e the te.nn" kgtliiiMle outstde speed tlne.tt The Beng,ils dr.ttted Pet f) 111 th e t1rst round the ln st time 111 mne ye.trs the tc.tm h.td spent .1 first-round pt,: k on" runmng bat:k Th,Lt tunc. 11 w.ts K1 J.tn.t C.trtet whll bcc.tme an NFL bust bcc.tu sc ol he tlth tssues Like C.ute1 Pe11y struggkd wllh lllfUltCs as .t rook ie Pen) hel d out the ltrst II d,L;S ot l,tst ye.u 's lidll1lllg c,unp then stJ,llned .1 h 1111 sl!tng 111 the tm.d ptesc,tson two games before he suttered .tn abdommal stram dunng practtce. and dtdn't pl<~y ag.nn the rest ot the se,tson He underwent herlll.t surgery 111 J,mu<tt) .tnd wasn t ph)stC.tl ly .1blc to p.uttctpate m onl!elu te.tm .tcttvttles du11ng the olheason He ,md the team tenhllll cdutlous when1t comes to h" health Alte1 prdctlctng twtce Fnd.ty he sat out pr.tcttce on Sdturd.t) .md Sund.ty before ldLlllllllg Monday mormng Pe11y estnn.tted tlut he s .tt .thou t 80 pet cent phystcally He's m.tde some mlty pl.t}S 111 pt.KIICe Or1 Mond.ty he c.tught ,, tl.tre p.tss and 1uked two del enuers on the stdehne On F11day he twtsted to snag .111 err.mt pllch .mel took .1 huge h1t from sd!et) Kevm KaesvthJrn on a p.tss pl.ty l'clly dropped the lootb,tll hut bourKed, up c~lte1 the col h"on There are,, tew times out the1e when I hes!l,ned .tl!ttle h1t Perry smd Fnd.ty that "A few cuts out there. I felt ,, httle b1t ul somelhmg. but tt w.tsn't anythmg debiln.nmg The doctor told me I was go mg to h.tve some tenderne ss sotnctlmc. so I've got to work wtth thdl .mu tough 1t out but not be stuptd about 11 · Pe11 y h,,, descnb.ed the lllfury ·" keling ltkc ,, kmtc w.ts 111 hts pelvts As lt111g as 11 doesn t hurt hke ttdtd lt stye.~r lllbeJl!st tme Perry s.ttd I c<1n t,tke a httle bn ol p.un Peny \\,lilted to we.tr tcrsey No 21 1.1'1 yedr but cornetb.tck Dcnms We.tthersby d1d n t want to gl\e 11 up so Pe11y wote No 26 The Ben gals wa11ed We,tthersby dlllmg the otlscason , and Pelf) asked Lcv.ts to di<~nge numbets ·Me we,utng ~6 that w.ts the hN tnne I couldn t pl<~y ,1 se,JsOll Pclly s,nd ' So ma)be It 1s" lntle h1~ supetstlttous ' C LAS S'l FIE D · Mguttbly the g11.~,ncst nmnmg b.tck ol .dl t1n1e who went O\e! I 000 y.trds sC\Cn tunes 111 mne sec.tsons The dosest the Browns h,!le ~otten to 1 000 Wds Lerov Hc~trd s X'IO ).ttds 111 1994 ,md Wtll!.un Green s 887 111 ~00:2 This se.tson Reuben Droughns w.tnts to end Clevel.md' 20 )Cal dry spe ll He), e\e r} team goes through slumps Droughns sa1d 'Maybe we c.tn uo somcthmg .tbout that one ' Droughns. ,Kquu ed 11l .tn olfseason ttade With Denver should b11ng lile to .t Browns runnmg ga me thdt hds seemmgly been m reverse stncc the team s expanston rebn th "' 1999 A comerted tullb.tck Droughns tan lor I 240 y,trds lltst sedson With the Broncos whose back-tnem11 y system pumps out I 000 y.trcl h.tcb regularly The 26-ycar-old \vants to show th at l.tSt season was no 11uke V.tl!d,tttnn ts I11S dll\ 1ng f01 ce • I v. mt to prme to ever) one 111 the NFL .md 111 the out "~ :'\Jo I 01 1..1 I thmk 11 s gte.tt Droughns s.ttd ol Ius b.tttle wllh 'G teen and Sug2s the rno . . t compelling con;P/ttttun dt B10wn' (.;amp It's bnng mg nut the best 111 .111 of '" A three he.tded monster" bette! than one We re .ill pushlll6 exh mher e~ery d.ty Its still too ea11\ lor lnst \ Ca l Brnv. ns coach Romeo lm .tllll renMmeU ~tl o.n!.. lU the cnLI Blessed \I 1th lootb.tll s idstcst r eled~e he tt,m . . tot med pLtys from Page Bl -;ecmm2lv J est1ned tnt ch..,~t s tet tnto.__ touchtio'A ns Z1pptng btggest 'thnll IMs nothmg to do w1th toot ball hut mstc.td p.t .....,es tnto pLtce-.. v.. h e u:~ mere mort li s would d.tre not throv. tnvolves the S ~ utl1 Flond.l No wonder he I! Oiled onro children s hosp ll.!l be.nmg hts name th.tt he helped the lteld w1 1h ,1 sw,tgder He srmply w.ts the hest e.s t.1hhsh 111 ll)lJX tn.n n er pt.tycd sa1d ivl;J!K "W hen a mother 01 dad Cl.r vton "ho c.tught 79 , of comes up to me .md s.tys M.trrnn s touchdnw~l p.tsses Hey Dan the center ts help M.llllln brought the leelmg our ktd and makmg a eli! Jn ~ y ou v.. ere 11C\"er OUt ol cl terence rn ou1 tmmly s lite 1t game no matt ~ r \.\ha t th e makes yuu leel gte.tt he score sa td hiS lonner co.tch satd 'That s some tht ng I H,dl of F.1mer Don Shula enJO) heanng' One comeb.tck 111 19'14 culCommunity v.ork has kept mm,ued "lth tile pass Ma11no Manno busy 111 retirement as remembers most tomllv He has a successful TV career taked ,, sptkc that v.ouid h<11e Ht s fit phy'lque and boytsh stopped the dock lll the hnal good looks mak;e rt eas) to 30 se~:onds and mstead thtew forget he turns 44 Ill lor " game wmmng touch September and while he down agamst the .trchnval v. tshe > he was su B throwtng New York Jets passes, he knows he no longer People • remember 1t belongs on the field because Jt s kmd ot the tirst 'It would be awfully dan trme ,mvbody s done e !hat, gerous for me to go out and Manno satd That makes try to play,' he satd wtth a you smile · smile 'because I couldn t get The Mohda) mght \lctory 01 er, the Bears came at the out ot the way · He played 17 seasons, all Or.tnge Bowl m 1985 cndmg for the Dolphi<lS a nd llht lc Chicago s bid lor the l\nly lllJunes e1entually took awa) perfect season stncc the 1972 Marino ' wodd that I c,m do It .tgmn thdt It wasn't JUSt hec.mse of Denver s S) stem Droughns s.ud L1s1 ye.tr w.IS last ve.lr I need 10 get back out tilcre .md do 11 .tg<~tn ' To do so Droughns will IM\C to cdrn hts t:.trnes He s ptlled 111 ,, tluee w<~y ttght t01 Cleveland ' staltmg JOb dl t.tdback With Lee Suggs .md Gteen who combmed tor \ 129 ) .trds " ye.tr ago D10ughns tsn't mtumduted bv competition R.niler, he teltshes ll Before ht s bte.tkout se,tson D10ughns ongm,tlly drafted b} Detrort 111 the thtrd round 111 2000 had to chmb the depth ch.trt trom It s lowest pomt Heck he was barely on the ch.trt At one pomt he was the cl ttb s No 7 back behmd Tencll Dav1 s Mtke Anderson Olatldts G.trY ,,nd othels · 'I w.1s seventh strm~ he s~ 1d I was a camp· guy, tha t s what I 1ead 111 the Denve1 papers In Cle\el,md he s st,utmg lm mobrhtv Crennel to name a starlet or even handtcap the held 'W e have three good runnmg bdcks Crennel s,nd We ha1 e a good compeutlvc sttuatton All ot them are domg a very good Job dnd all wtll be able to make a contn button We re trymg to tmd out who 1s the front-tunnel It s close 111 my mmd We h<11e to evaluate them a littl e more and see what happens· D10ughns could be the 111.111 to beat out Although he's the t.tstest .md shttrtest runner ot the bunch Suggs h,ts been lllJUry prone dunn g hts lust two pro seasons Gteen who was on hts way tO I ,000 V.trds through SIX weeks last 'cason betnre tadmg, h.ts IHMII} resolved pel'onal tssucs and has tmpressed cll.lches w1th a renewed detcrmmatton Can all three play 0 • Thete s al"ays enough carnes to go ,11 ound " Droughns Sdid Not long ,titer armmg m " tr.tdc lor dclcnstve linemen Ebenezer Ekubdn and Mtch,tel Mye rs Droughns left the Browns ollse,tson condt t10mng progr.un Ltke many othe1 clients of agent Drew Rosenhaus Dtoughns threat ened to hold outtt the Btowns utdn t 1edo hts cont1 .1ct whtch will p.1y h1111 $950 000 thts se.tson and $1 15 million 111 2006 But tanner Det1vet tea m m.tte Rod Smtih ,md othets .td\ tsed Droughns th.tt 1! he lhtnted more mone) th.tt the bes t v.ay to .get 11 w._ts to e.u n It Th,ll w,tsn't me Droughns Sdid ol hts contl.tcl postu11ng Mv ch,tracter IS that I m .1 te.tm guy I m all .!bout my ul.lt: hes .md my pl.!\ CIS ,!fllUlld me Dlllpbms M,mno and Mt.tllll scored \I pomts 111 the llfst h.lit ,mu "on ~~ 24 It w .ts p1 nb.tbly the louJ est st.Jdtum I ve eve1 pl.1yed 111 M,ur no s,m) The Be.u s wetc considered one ol the best detcnsc-. cve1 I rcmem her we matched up te.tll y well ag.unst them and 11 was a gre.n mght lor us I would ha'~>~.: luH.:li lu gt:l LUI oppo!tumt\ to pia) them .tgam. but we dtdn t get there Th,ll wou ld h,tve been a lun Supe1 Bov.l Whtle Manno IS lll>n01 ed tillS week contr.tnans ate sure to setLe upon the onu btg blenm,h on hts 1esume The \UbJCLI te surf.Jced i.tst v.eek du11ng a natiOnal confetence call to promote Iu s Hall ot Fame inductiOn v.hen the ftrst reporter ,tskmg a ques tlon noted that Manno never won a Super Bowl I thmk about tt somel!mes, probably more while I was pia) mg than I do now · M,mno responded ' Bur that s part of ltte There are a lot ot people where I m sure there are thmgs m your lite that you vc wanted to acco mpltsh that you hmen t You h,l\c to deal wnh tl.mgs like that I don 1 thmk il h,ts t.tkcn LATROBE Pa (AP) The detendmg NFL Rook1e ot the Yea1 doesn t behe\e he II ha1e" problem wtth the sophomore JlllX thts season "A ll -you guys thmk I m gomg to h,we 1t so I'm not gotng to.' Pittsburgh Steele! s quarterback Ben Roetbhsberger satd as he sur veyed the mob ot 1epo11ers who crowded .Hound h1m Monda) Roethlisberget h<id jUSt tm tshed the .mnual camp-openmg run test tor tile ltrst ttme He mtsscd 1t idst sedson because ol " 3-udy holdmtt ·I thought It w.ts g01ng to be .t lot tougher th.m that.' he s.11d I thou ght I w.ts gomg to be 111 t10uble but I ~uess the tuntllng prep.u au on ' 1 dtd 1 got me through 1t · Roethltsherget .tppe.trs to he 111 great shape v. htch ts mote than cdn be sa1Ll about the Steelcrs ottense Thn tysomethmg runmng back s Jerome BettiS and Duce St.tley skipped the run test ,ts " p1ecaut10n .tgamst l11JUry ,md l<tst ye<1r s starttng wtde tecetvers Pl,txtco Blllress .md H111es Ward .tre fat from St Vmcent College Burrc'S stgned "Hh the , Nc" Yo1k Gt.llltS Ill the oil-se.tson and Open from Page 81 • Moss. ot Elyil.t " t01mer Kent State star "on 111 1999 and tepe,lted 111 200 1 when he holed out trom 12 1 ym ds on the 16th hol e 111 the final tound .mel went on to be.tt Fn shette hy one shot D.m D,wk ot M.tssdlon w.ts one of low pl.tyets tu shoot 69 ,!l B,n nn gto n tJ nm Ill) l .U CCI dt (tl] In truth n likely cl nmn.ncs M.utno I tom constckr,ut'on .ts thl! gdmc s g1e~ncst quarterb.tck e>cn though lm taiiUl e d\\.tlY to wm d 1111 g 1s ILlrgcl) .1 tetlectton ot the Dolphms medtoue defense ,md lousy 1unn1n g .1ttack tor most of hi s We Cove Meigs, Gallla, And Mason Counties Like NoOne Else Can! 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(7!~~ to44~:~~2 Crncrnnatr Benga ls runmng back Chns Perry pract1ces at the frrst day of Bengals tra rmng camp n Georgetown Ky, Fnday W,u d 1s holdmg out The 1un test was the Ills t on-lleld act1~HY Ward h,ts m1ssed 'Obvtously 11 s gomg to atfect the offen se wnh lum bemg such ,111 Integral p.ut Roethlisbe1 ~er sa1d ot W,u d 'B ut jUS! like 111 the SCdSOll when you need a htg play to come through )OU can count on Hmcs and I know th.tt when we need hun we II be ahie to count on Hmes aga m He II be hcte Steelers coach Btll Cowhe1 on Monday made hts l1rst dOd, he sa1d ldst comment on the W.1rd holdout "Fnst ol ,ill Htnes \\o ,ud I hne h1111 as a pl.tyet Cowhe1 s~Hd • He s Ll g1 e dt ktd ,md 'cry much tespected on thts tootb<illte.tm not tust b) the pl<~ycrs but bv the cntHe OJgdmldtJon ll '~ unfortunate that 1t h<~s come Dete nchn ~ champton Bob Sow.uds ot Dublin shot I UnUel 7J d[ \\-,Iiden ,md W.!S h.appy to tt .ul bv on I) loU! M.trk WC!Iendort ot Huuson h.td ,, 74 but 11 mcluded the sl1ot ol the d.ty 11 'Walden - " hole 111 one un No II .1 1 ~8 )Uid p.tt 1 Pl.tyers Will .iltctn.ttc courses tor the senH1d tound Tuesd.ty md the !te\d "ill be cut to the top 50 .tnd tie s tor the ltn.tl tound Wednesd,l) whrch 11 til he Michigan fmm Page HI .md somc ltmes 1t docsn t The1c .ue ,, lot ot othe1 good tc.tms I don ' t tlunk m ~t ke dssumptlnns .m~ hod) Nt.:\~ Lo nlerenLt.~ (O.H.:hes you Cl!Jeer Ht! s lou graciOWi to men .tbout tlllll tlMt at' hts llldUU!On LCIemony Sun d.t) 111 Canton He II i:Jc mtroducc.d by IllS I H-year-old son Damel a huddmg dCtOI M,umo s other live child ten wil l also be the1e , along wllh wt le Cl.ure hrs mom and d,Ld Shula ,md many others The Ma11nos sent out 500 111\ll.lliOns to fnend > and f,nmly lrom Mmnu h1s nat!\ e Pnt sb ut gh and elsewhere Manno S.ltd he hopes he doesn t cry He II try to heed the advtce of Hall of Famer Joe Greene, who told h1m .1 well prepared speech IS the bes t way to wrthst,md the emotiOns of the occaston He s,ud, ' You bette! h.l\ c ll toge•her Mdnno Sdtd I m not sure I Will It s " lot (ilf )e<~rs ot memones • The t1 me f01 M.mt'o to sa\ Or them has armed l eny Hoeppner of lnd t,!n.t .md Ron Zook of llltn o!s expre"ed then exci teme nt .11 compettne 111 the le,tgue Both 111ll be tukmg O\t~T s li ugghng prugt .1m s \\ ho se t cams v. til be tested grc,tll \ rn thetr l11st seasons As Hoeppner .1nd Zook got 1cady to en tel the league W~Sconslll s B.trry Ah.trez h.ts one more sea s011 to p.tce the stdeline s before he lea\es Alvarez announced' last week he was steppmg down to de>ote tull energy to hts JOb as the Badgers athletIC dtredor .tnd turning 01er the progtam to detenSl\ e coordtnato! Bret Btelema The on ly thtn g th.lt wtll change th~> }ear " Brei \1111 be 111 ch,trge ot • I to thts Hopefully 11 v.tll get taken care ot sometime m the near tuture, but v.e're gomg to move on wtth 01 v. 1thout h1m ' On Sunday. dnector ot football opetdltons Kevm Colbert satd 1t was up to Cowhe1 whether Ward would be t med e.tch day Cowhet s.ttd Monday those thtn gs ate dealt wtth on an m-house b,!Sls Cowhe1 also satd tree.went .tcqlll sltlon Cednck Wtlson would start <tl Watd s IJunket posttton 111 Tuesdays t11st pt,tclice ,md Antv.adn R.mdle El would start at Bu11 ess s old spot ,It spin end Cowher also s,l!d he has not spoken wtth Ward l<itely, but satd, I t.tke .til phone calls I have an open-door policy ' In the se11cs ol 14 40 ymd splints whtch m.tke up the tun test Cowhe1 Wds tmptessed by the pertor mances ol Ctsey H,unpton .md Kend.tll Stmmons ,, p.nr ot tnte11or lmemen who .1re comtng b,Kk ltom se nous knee lllfYl!es Cowher ,tlso was tmpte sscd with Roethltsberget who COllSIStently lrnt shed ltrst 1n hts he.1t pl.t)ed at Barnngton M.my .til tim e gre.tts h.ne won the event whtch was ltrst held 111 19~4 Past chlllllp!ons tn clude lout tune wtnnet Denny Shute {1929 'l, 1950) three-tunc v. 1nner By ton Nelson ( 1940 42) two tnne champ HernMn Ketser ( 1949. 1951 ) lack Ntcklaus {1'15 6) Tom Wets kopl l 1965) ,md current PGA rour pl.t)er Ch11s Smnh t 1994) teet uttmg I don t .trllrc lp.tl e any dtsttactlons " Alv.uez Sd td An<J the btggcst change AIVdiCZ h.ts seen as d he.!d CO,IC h Sl!lCe he took O\er .1 stru ggling progrdm .tl M,tdtson 1n 1990 .md turn ed It lllto d three 111ne R()sc Bowl y,mncr 1 I think th e ht ggest ch.mge IS the Internet Now e>e t) word uttered by a couch to .1 recrUit IS known nauonwtde 111 a mattet .ot mtnute s ' he sa1d Penn State coach Joe Paterno dtdn ' t attend Monday's sess10n because ot a persona l matter but 1s scheduled to appear Tuesday Paterno wt ll be entenng ht s 40th season as head coach and trymg to get the Nltlany Ltons headed back m a wmmng dtrecuon One of the mo st successt ul programs m college football for years under Paterno. the NHtany Ltons have had tour losmg recotds 111 the i<~ s t ftve s~ asons and hm en t won ,, bowl game stnce 1999 I 5 Oeatlt;,~ In Next Dav'• Paper Publication Sunday Display. 1.00 p m Thursday for Sundays • All ads must be prepaid' r GIVEAWAY 1 '-;•,•,,•h•A•C•A•,•,o•or•m•o•d•e•tr,.Jv. 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Clean your House $9 hr ca I {304)458 1948 ask lor 3BR Ranch 2 ca garaoe Judy .~ pool c ty schoo 5 $90 000 3 160 SR 2 18 Gall pols UH (740)2"6 1962 t:c~H~ • 0 190 CHll!>IEIIIEHII .. Pr. PI EA._"l.\NT L..---iiiiiiiliiiiili_.l 4 bed oo 1 2 bath Rousl Magtc Years Da~ Care Ft· rell La ne S::J~ COO I ~m Center State L ce 1sed 304 1911 or :::.93 2096 Qual ty Cht d Care Space::; ava hOle/Now lfxf,ieCt nq Fa I - - . -11-, 0-, -,0 -,,- - - s-s tron butcher kettle Oassmet wheels & ttres clothmg assorted stzes lots of m1cs Emollment Reasonable Rates L nk appro1.ea excel lent Sk lis lo your C!u d s Deve lopment Le arnmg Progrom offered tor 1 I ages Garaqe Sale Aug 3 4 5 8 3 11056 Gum11 le Ad Boswell s Chtldren s cloth mg Toys Books Home lntenor Antiques New MDSE Dyer M sc M F ages 2 & up (30 4 )675 5847 "'" \'<Cl \1. -------Yard Sale 2221 Jefferson Ave Mon Tues Wed Baby clothes XXL Womens clothes Household 1tems i to 2 pm 1/4 I Hangtng Aoc kAd . J2IO www com1cs com Inc 110 am 110 L--"•~•L•r•W-\N-l't•~J_.I L...,;,H•t•J•r•W•A•N•t•lil•l,.J 110 1 \~Ar-'1'1'0 TO OU\ An Excel ent way to earn money The New Avon Call Marlyn 304 882 2645 s Absolute Top Doltar U S1lver and Gold Cotns Proo tsets Gold Rtngs Pre 1935 US Currency Sollatre Dtamonds M T S Com Shop 151 Second Avenue Galtpolis 740 446 2842 Buymg Goldenseal Wed & Sat i2 4 The Platns Oh (740)664 4761 740 797 9054 George Buckley Reai · Estate Wanted Local person looktng fo a home to buy All cash Me gs or Ga ltq; No oouble wtde or modular 740 591 8936 0' I \11'1 \II\ I "ill{\!( I ' 110 HELl' WAN1Hl LEARN TO DRIVE t<O • EXPEHIENCE NECESSARY FUlL TIME CLASSES COL TRAINING FINANCING AVAILABLE ' JOa PlACEMENT ENROLL NO NOW ALLIANCE TRACTOR TRAILER TRAINING CENTERS WYTHEVILLE VA 1-800-334-1 203 ......, al ancl'tac1o rater eom 100 WORKERS NEEDED AssembiB" crafts wood Items To $480/wk Mater als provided Free tnfo,matlon pttg 24Hr 801 428 4Q49 Adult Servtces Director for tne Meigs County Board of MRDD Responstble for development oversight and Implementation of programs for adults with developmen tal dt &abiht es Post! on Requtrements Bachelors Rahab flttat on Special Educa t on PsychOlogy Pubhc Admlnlstratton Business or related degree Preferred Ftve years expertence 1n MRDO I eld two years supervisOry ~xpertence Must possess or be ellgtble for Oh o Department of MRDD Adult Servtces Management 2 cerltf cate Send res ume to MCBM ROO PO Box 307 Syracuse Ohto 45779 Apphcat on Deadltne August 12 2005 Fu l t me Temporary P osttton Fact lt tes/EQutpment M atnl e nanc e Tec hntctan AVQNI All Areas• To Buy o r wtlh/mmtmum ol 4 yeafs Sell Shirley Spears 304 expenence m HVAC May 675 1429 lead to permanent postt on BabySJtter and asststant Contact Cheryl Kay or at babystttor needed eve ry lakm Correcttonal Factlity (304)674 2440 Ext 2011 other Su nday mormng and an occasto na \\eekctay Help Wanted Area tranchtse evenmg for church nursery motmcycle/ ATV dea ersh p Sttlet must be 18 years or htnng a pos1t1ons Clencal otder and ass sl ant my be at Sa es & Mechamcs Send least t5 years old GOod resume to CLA 573 citf" pay The applicant ts subJect Gal polls Datly Trtbune PO to a oackground check Bo.w 469 Ga I pols OH Please drop off your resume 45631 at Grace Untied Methodtst Church 600 Second Home He al th Care of SEO ts Avenue Galltpohs Ohto currently accepltng applied between il 30am a r)d ttons tor AN s and Atdes 4 30pm Monday Fr d<ty Comoe'lt ve wages & bene l tls 1 866 368 1100 Tol COOL TRAVEL JOBS Free Hmng 10 adventurous gtrls and guys to travel all maJor Ho use keep tng / l au nd ry US c ltes and resort areast postlton ava1labla at Arbors On JOb tratn tng No expert of Galtpolls 170 Ptnecrest ence needed Dr Galltpol s No phone Transportatton and lodg ng cal s pease Datlyl weekly provtded lmmed ate openmg for bonuses Sharp people Start Todayt 800 701 1442 Nurse P raclttmner m a phys etans offiCe Full Part Cost Technic ta n Posit on t1me Excel ent salary and reqwes good Excel sktlls beneftts App y to CLA 574 general computer know! cfo Ga llpohs Oatly Tnbu]1e edge wlllngness to travel PO Box 469 Galltpol s OH and wor-k overttme Starting 45631 payrate $16/hr App tcan t Maple Grove Cabmetry s needs not have expertance seektnQ an honest depend Must have good work ethiCS able lndtvtduat for full or part and w llmgness to learn t1me work Exper tence m Tramtng provtded Fax cabmeV countertop work resumes to (614)716 2272 fabrtcatlonl Instal at on pre COTAJWV L cense 1erred Apply tn person 9054 RequtredJFu 1 t me AI 218 (740)256 1275 Occ upational Mtddleton Estates a ead ng TheraptsVInpatlent provtcfer of support servtCe!l Phystcal TheraptsvHome to mdt\1 dues wtth mental Health reterdalton and develop Physical mental dtsabtll!les IS lo9k1ng Therap sliOutpa!lent for full time and part time RN/PRN Home Support Assoctates (direct Health/Hosp1ce care slaf1) In the Gallipolis Transcr pt lonlst/Part t me area An Equal OppOrtunity Ultra Sound Employer F/MJDN TechNascular/Phystctar;t Appl cattons will be taken Office/Part time Fnday Monday through 8 OOam 4 oopm~ at the tacllt Interested candidates ty 8204 Carla Dr ve No should call 304 242 2205 phone calls please or send resume to Human Nail Tech and/o r stylist part Resourcas/Camdan Clar~ ti me and tull (740)446 2673 Memorial clientele watt nQ Hospital & EMT s Paramedtcs PObo•718 needed Apply at 1354 Parkersburg WV 26102 Jacksoh Ptke Gallipoli s FAX (304) 424 2825 Apply onltne at Aes1denttpl Treatment www ccmh erg Faclltty-..to...-boys now htrlng E0 E Direct Care Workers Pay Custom Destgn LTD & Oesed on expertence patd Diamonds Two ts tn need ol tnsurance (740)379 9083 an Exper anced Jewelry Salesperson Please con tract Becky at (304)674 6 103 lor an lnlerv ew Sl Per son to help w th Park.1nson s pattent for room and board call (740)245 5078 lll"IN!Ni 01'1~ IKI LNII\ •NOTICE• HI u• W~NTI:n HJO VALLEY PUBLISH mt e ___ wwworvb com Home ltsttngs L1st your home by cal ng (740)446 3620 V ew pho os ric on ne tsoSleail 4bedool 2 batt1 2 car garage New Haven WV Code 6505 or ca t t304JB82 33ti8 MOBll.E~ HO\llS J320 HlH S".E .. 4 famtly yard sale Aug 3rd Yard Sale g 3 Bed o:. m 2 Bath Ftroplace n tho countty on 1 6 ac es S95 000 Ca (740 1]9 ll66 Georges Portable Sawm II 3 Bed com c Beth Ltv ng don t haul your Logs to tile Room Farm y Room UT M I JUSt cat 301 675 1957 Poo Aop arces 2 Declo:s ""76,.....-y_A_IID...,S-A-I.E----. 5:__ _ _ _ __ Lost Med S ze Black Lab ::_9::_ Vans For Sale lBO / POMERO\ !MIDDLE ::..:.=::::....-~--- 4th 5th 9am ? C tft on cast For tnforma!IOn leadmg to 4 the arrest&prosecutton of Y~KnSo\Uthe person who stole 18ft tratler w/racks grey canvas lop w/treated outstde lurm August 1st 2nd 3rd 9 OQlure mstde from Wtll Power 4 00 Bradbury Road across area Call from Bradbury School Tumbhng Galllpohs.Pohce Department (740 )446 1313 All tnforma Ftrst ltme ever 3 Family ttcn IS conflde'nttal 11 /2 mt e out N&.v Uma Rutland August 1 2 3 M1x Ow area Reward 740 591 POLICIES Ohio Valley Publl1hlng reaerv•• the right to edit. reject or cancel any ad el any time Er rors must be reported on the first day Trlbun .. Santlnat Regltter WUI btl r. .ponalble lor ng mora then the coat ot the apace occupied by the rrror and only the II rat neertlon We any to•• or expanaethat raaultalrcm the publication or omlealon of an adverttaement Corret<t on w II be made In the first avatlable eQit on are alway a confidential • Current rate card appl!.. • All real eatate advertisements are subject to th'e Federal Fetr Houstng Act of t 968 I wanted ade m..tlng EOE ahlndarda We will not knowmgly accepteny advert etng 1n vtolatlon of the aw KIT & CARLYLE YARD SALE- 4 yARD SALE Now you can have borders and graph lcs ~ added to your classified ads £1~ Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics 50¢ for small $1.00 for large All Dl•play. 12 Noon 2: Bu•lness Days Prior To Sunday In-Column 1 00 p m For Sunday• Paper • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete De1crlptlon • Include A Prlc:e • Avoid Abbreviations • Include Phone Number And Addreu When Needed • Ad• Should A,un 7 Days ~70 L GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Display Ads Dally Jn~Column 1 00 p m Monday-Friday for Insertion Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. l\egtster 675-1333 (7!~~ To99~;!~ ~6 (304) Or Fax To (304) 675-5234 Word Ads AP photo RB Droughns' goal to end Roethlisberger says he doesn't Browns' 1,000-yard drought believe in sophomore jinx BEREA lAP) The Clevel.md Browns h,tven r had .1 lltrymn g back rush tot more than I 000 ~drds stncc Ronald Redg.m v. as m the O;,d Ollice and B.1ck to the Futu1e pte,.tiled .tt the box offtce Back 111 198~ when " ti !Stclass stamp w.ts only 20 Cents the Browns ,!Ctually had two runners Kbm M,tck {I I 04 ) E.trnest Byne1 {I 002) surp.~>s the I ,000 ~ard plate,JU Smce then Zip - the NFL s longest d10ught Yeah tt " sutpnslllg, H,ill ot Famcr J1m B10wn s.nu \Vtth a ldugh dtteJ \hltLhtng pt.tcttce rvfond.ty Because I 000 y.trds !Sll I th,!l tough to get Never w.ts to1 Brown The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 ou do busmess w th pea le you kno"' an p NOT to end money tht ough th e all unttl you ha1e nvest ated the otfer n Retatl manager Local reta l cham seeks manager tor well established store Successful candtdate must have at least 3 years rata marlagement expenence st rong leadershtp and cus tomer se rvtce sk tlls and the abtltty to work well wtth oth ers Mus t be avatlable to work ntghts and weekends Salary past on wtth 111ce beneftts package Send resume to EB 26 200 Matn St Point Pleasant WV 25550 MON!l ml.<n' Under new management Healing & Cooling bus ness tS lookmg for tnstallers Wtlh 1 year of hands on and a techn cal of 1 year Salary depends on expertence Send resume 1o HVAC PO Box 572 Kerr OH 45643 ..,.8 0003 to learr I th ortgage brok.er ( OJ end~T 5 proper! tcense d (Thts 5 a pubt Want to get the pay and respect you deserve? Call lnfoCtston todayt Believe Itt Week y pay ProfessiOnal JOO settmg Compet!ttve wages Excellent benel ts Vacat ons aM Ho tdays Patd Make calls lor the nattons maJOr non proftt and po tltca! organtza!IOns Come v Stt us at 242 3rd Avenue Oa!hpol s OH Or Call 1.-877-483-1247 ext 2458 l ocn l comp:1ny oiler ng NO 1999 14x80 Oakwood Freemot t 3 bed100 n 2 baths underpmn n) and A,C tncluded Verv c ean Less han periect cred t eady to go P 10€ neg ser ous calls only \- 40):.)88 ar;;cepted 85 t :1 1740)388 8017 Payn ent co u d be \he same as ren1 Me tyage Locatm"(740\367 0000 DOWN PAYMENT pro crams lor yo u 0 bu~ yo ur homP. nsteR d of Pnt ng 1ooo Q 1181 cnlg BeautiiJ 'ew 3 bedrocn 2 tu oa th s two 1 2 baths s t or~ & h:11f plus partn l basement I \ l'lQ room k tchet d r 1 q rocm tam ly roorn arge c ose ts all acJoed 2 cat ga age con e re e dr vew ay plus mere hLJ I WJ) t.Jetwee Hockmgport & Heedsv I e Oh o on State Route 1 2 ~ t740)3..,.8 6 \P'l **NOll( t•* Borrow Smart Conte~c he 011tO D v son o lnstllut ton fftce of Co st me Ita rs BEFORE ~bu1et nance your home o btatn a oan BEWAR t equests for a 1~ a ~ dvance payment s o ees or 1 sura ce Cal he Offtce of Consume 230 Puo~l SSIO'\ \I SFin t<n; Cakes by Kath) wedrl no & all occas on also Kar ao"e call (740J992 0723 alter All reat estate advertiSing m ll11.s new spap er IS subJ~i'Ct to H1e Federal Fatr Housmg Act ol t968 whtoh makes 11 1llega to advert se any preference ltmttat1on or d sc rtmmotton based on race color reltgton sew famtltal status ot na t onal on gin or any lntenlton to make any sucl1 preference lim la!lon 01 dlscnmlnatton Thts newspapef w11t not knowmgly accept adverllsements tor rea estate wh1ch LS m vto at on of t11e law Ou1 ren ders are hereby nformed that att No Fee. Un ess We ~~ 1 888 582 3345 W relass Gallery now hlr nQ full and part t me help can phone exper ence helpful but not necessary For nter .1e ., consideratiOn catJ (606)928 1608 or ematl wlrelessgallery@zoomtnter net nat or matl resume (o PO Box 6792 Huntington 25773 wv INsrR.ucnoN wv -~-----­ Gallipolis Career College (Carears Close To Home) Call TOdayl 740 446 4367 1 800 214 0452 WNW guoot sell eerco leQeco,., Ace red ted Me mae Ace eo 1nQ Co1.1nc1t tc tr~dependent Colle~ l\1JscEJJ..ANEOll"' . ..... DIRECTV FREE Home enterta nment System FREE Equtpment and tnsta!l up to four rooms 145 chan nels $29 00 a mdnth Ask hOw to get FREE HBO MAX and STARS 1800 523 7556 for detat s :.aae 4;o. -~ 3 L1edroom 2 0 1v 1 98 63 per o r Ca E a ne 740)385 New bath 2..11<1 New 3 BR H ome Only Stb9 nc ncudesac delv l y 1 d St! t up (i40)3B5 4'lt7 340 Ill 'IM '>'< ''\H Btu HI !'Ill.~ Off ce Bu dlllg w/2 ~part men ls on 2nd Ave 10 Gat po ~ Avg renta of dP ~ e s S1 200 manti e~ t 20JOOw t P li'lnd cors Cler contract w money 7<10 ' tO 0007 I Buy Homes local person buys homes Confldenlta l Owt ck cash Jtm 740 992 6300 No ca t s a't1er 9 a C<i purl l::.t'l 1:! I Ha dwood F oo s 3BR 2BA LR OR FR 2 re placo s S 160 000 ::~r -:;BOO mo ('.tO ~46.~,;538 (502)30~ hom~ I~,; :'"' ~"';..""" ;;;..; " ;..";.."..;"----, rno I . M.ob~Ho~ 4)(70 w,. . , >e.2 J expando 3 bed ooms t bath po . . h 2 outbu ld nqs o..ent al a r & hea GrP.Cr Sr.; tools Can s ay on en ed lot w1th app ova SB 100 Call l""-10\446 276 lea .. e mes to Hm ,,.:s mHRh,, 362 t bed ro;:,m hot se fo ref1\ sa e 110 Krl'leon Joca ed n GAll pol ts c ty orvo com (740 )4~6 ut 1es 0 ve 2 DeLir "'Of" 1 bath S2~0 r10nth 8325 S250 ::lepos t (7 40 )256 lui base'11e ~~ ""'~ ~~>ooo - - - ' - . . . , .- - - burn >g t eOti!Ce Very Clfi>an EE£1 112 Plea sant Street 3 ana wei ou It \!Ius sl:!e Bedroom 1 1 2 Baths 578 500 (740 124;:) 5624 or 2 beo ro'Om ho ne S200 dep Famtly Room Dtn ng Room $400 fTIOnt"' rent Ca ("403 92\321 Full Basement Storage (740!446 0050 Bldg Garage New Cet1 rat A1r Cond New Wtndows 2 bedroom house on (304)675 4034 Ne 1ghbo hood Roao Oa llpotts. S42'i no Ceda r St 1401 ~40 )44 0194 or 1740 441 1 Meadowb rook Ado 3 057 Bedroom' 1 2 Ball Cmne tot rfew Root move n C01'1 2 OedrQOIT C A efr y & ct1t on new Caroet nnd stove ' u n sned No pets no Floor ng Stc dQ€ Bt ld ng Hou"es '"'' Sue Po er"'! s smol\ rg ... ashe drye r . _. Co'Tl ner c" hb:J~uP S450 menu· gas & ~ Ya a Ho Tic Fenced n Bilek P "" e 11. 800 S.J FT wate pad Me cerv lie area (3041675 Grt!il.J ,. "t "j ,_,c s [740 256 6046 ef pre 186 Nortl" Parlo.. Dme 2 LOIS of t. ~ CIS U 1"' a 5 Aj:l re red bedroom 1 Mtn Fu basP 120G SO FT E Roof"'\" ment detached Ga <~ge Billh E;o;tri!S Li'l ge Covered 2 BR l"ousEI' locate d n Mt.,t ser;• to Ga hp;JIIS $4p0 mon th plus Central A r Perted 1n town Porch tocatton Fencea 1'1 oacJ... Arprer e~tPd cal to rw e depos t No pets eterence (740)44t yard Gate ope l i 0 Deta !e:1 ,In nat bl' Pi"o"'e requ1ed Ca 30 ... \RA, 1 ,q 0-1 ,304 86 ':\ 0 10 or (7-l019925174 ask PeasaQt -Valley Hosrtta tor Ja~ (304)675 3323 "4505 Concealed P sto! Class Now forming August13 at VFW Mason wv Ohto & & all legal states Call 740 843 5555 Bed 1oom .:. Ft oplace $125 000 (7 40)388 622B (740)441 1424 '"'~"""-~---..., Fo r Sale For Re nt Love!) .10 HO\U.:..., Rver Pr::.~pe r )o Acre n>W S-\.1 E Br ck V n~< Ga age a'~d jl!illl!IOI'""-~~:::""~"""1 roomrw&D 2 ca garage ScHOOlS fenced ya rd S~32 500 See Fo Sale2696acresw th91 Do Jb ewtdo 28)(44 3bt 2ba tl Lcrg Hollo.v Rd Gtll Rd (~04 895 341-l Jac ~son Count} Oh10 39 ac,es www cskusa com 2 3 mt es 5 13 ~74 9424 New 4 Ba hs IU\IISI\11 ·-------' oo'c Down Pass ble move r nowt 182 Greenbr er Or 3 BR 1 3.14 bath LA DR FR KtVMay ag butlt 1ns laundry %? 1 th1s newspaper are svaLtabte on an equal oppor1umly bases ~~------ Country Se!\1ng I om Ho ze TURNED DOWN ON 97 F eelwood 14x 7 0 to!aJ ~qt- del v erv tcl udes ce t a a 1 Only ~ 0 995 Call {7 40)385 e e tr c w H ~e r dwellings advertised n 3pm SOCIAL SECURITY ISS!? 1995 Cayton Douo eNtde 24x52 lb1 2bath tota l elec tnc S18 000 OBO (304)675 2907 roe - -- - - - "" �Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel r t~,._ _..~.~ -RENr=·;.:._.,JI 16 Housmow Gooo; - APAiliMENTS FORRENr It 3 Bedroom House close lo tGWn. $500/mo plus de!XJsit ~tereQqes Required Call (140)256-6574 --'-------~.bedroom~ 2 car garage, CIA, basem ent. $700~ tra11jJr. 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 bath, $475 + depos1t Both Includes sewer. water & tra sh _(740)446-4824 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED & AFF'OROABLE ! Townllouse apartments, and/or small houses FOR · RENT. Call (740)441·11 11 lor application & information Used Furmture Store, 130 Bulaville Pike. Appliances, ma ttresses. dressers, coucn es. dinettes, recliners, grave monumen1s. much more (740)446-4782 Gallipolis, OH Hrs 11_3 (MFurnished Apartment, 2nd S) Ave. Galli polis. Upsta1rs. All , . . - - - - - - - : - - . . , Utilit•es Pa•d . 1 Bearoom, No Pets. (740)446,9523 ____ Attention! LOcal company offering "NO DOWN PAYMENT" pro· gtams lor you to buy your home instead ol renting. • 100% financing • Less than pertect cred1t accepte:d ' Payment co uld be the same as rent. Mortgage Locator5": (740)367·0000 Furnished upsta1rs. 3 rooms & ba th . Clearr.. ref & dep Anlique maple bedroom requirtid. No pi:ns (740)446· suite Numbered Cushman t5t9 Classic Creation .. 2 twins, dresser, desk , mirror, night Gracious livmg 1 and 2 bed - stand. select comfort mat· ·room apartments at Viti age 1! 8 SS. $1 ,200. (740)446• Man or and Rivers1de B325 Apa rtmen ts 1n Middleport. From $295,$444. Call 740· Buy or sell. Riverine 992-5064. Equal Housing Antiques , 1124 East Main on 'SR 124 E. Pomeroy, 740Opportunities . 992·2526 . Russ Moore, N 3rd Ave Middleport. owner bedroom lurn •shed apt No pets 'DepoSII. Prev rental Le1sa's Antiques- bought· so ld at All igator Jacks Flea Ref 740-992-0165 Market, Rt 7. Pom~roy, furniN 4th Ave Middleport 2 ture , pri miti ves , bottles, Room Elf. Apt. No pets. (740)99 2·5086 Previous·rental ref. Deposi t ML-;a:u, \NEOUS 740-992-0!65 l'r Brand new 2' bedroom t\aupe in Gallipoli s. CIA, laundry room, stove/refrigerator · furnished. $550/mo (740)441-0194 or (740) 441 1057. House fo r Reqt Pt. Pleasant" S400 (304}675-55 40 or (304)'675-4024. ask lor Nancy. Homestead Realty New 1 bedroom apartment. (740)446-3736 Broker ' House lor Rent n Pomt ~fe asa n t (304)675-6224 House for rent m Porneroy, no pets. (740)992-5858 20 MOIIII .E II0\11 ~ H H{ RE~'T 14X 70 trarte r, S425.month $425/deposrt (740)3G7 7762 or (740)367- n72 2 be droom : A/C. very n1ce no pets . m Gall1pohs (740)446- 1409 or [7 40)4462003 . 3Br. Trailer w.trerrrdg & Stove.washer & dryer • rncluded 1304)576-2934 Beautiful rrve r I.'I€W rn Kanauga. Ideal for t-2 people. No pets. please Appll catrcns bemg t a·~en Call (740)44 1-0181 Bidwell Area. Clear-. 2BR $400/mo 1 nclud~s water/sewer References/ Oeposit Requ1 red . No Pets (304)576-4037 alter 8pm Nice 2BA. all electnc w/ C;A, Sf! '160. $350 mo. mcludes water & trash p.u ' Need rei. & sec_ depoSit No pe ts Tak1ng apPircat1ons (740)4 46·6865 or (7 40)379· :29:2:3::.·_ _ __ _ _ __ Tak1ng appl1cat10ns tor 2 BR tra1lei' •n Centenary. No 'pets. $350 'mon th plu s deposit (740)446·7275 Takrng appl•catiOns to r mobile home lot for rert 1n ~anauga NeJC:I to Method•st C,hurch (740)446- 4782 Re ferences required . - Two Mob1le. 1--l ome Lots for si 3o.oo. 1991 T•.o,;o Bedroom Mob1le Home . r.: omple tely furn ished Central Air/Heat $425 .00. JA @I 7 40-243-58 11 Al'.·\ lfi1\ID"I'i FO R RI':\T Pt;n; AUTOi IURSALE IURSALE 1965 Mustang Fa~tback Rangoon Red exterior: black interior, 6 cycl&, 3 speed, air condit10n1ng , rad 10. good dnver. Rust !reEf' AZ car. Pnce: $19,000.00. Hill's AUtomotive Class ic Car Re storation & Parts. Inc . Bashan Road , Full blooded Cocker Spaniel 29670 puppies, 12 weeks o!d, 1 Racine. Ohio 45 77 1. Phone Website: male, 3 lemale $100, 740·949·2217. www.hillsresto.com I304 )773·568 7 1985 ' Pontiac Trans-Am, Sspd, 305 H.O.. only 55.000 IN.~11WMEN1S miles. viper blue. Hops. excellent sh_ ape. (740)446· Alvarev 12 string guitar 0350. model no. DY68 . Call 740)256·1 102 ask lor Jr. 1993 Cadillac Fleetwood MUSICAL FRUITS & ;;&0 VEtlTABIJ-J; :___::_: . : _. . : :_____ ....., i -----.,J Ii 1• and 2 bedroom ,apa rt nients. furn ished and ul1furntshed. secur •ty deposlt r8qui red, flO pets. 740·992· 22 18 '94-96 National Geographic. WOW11 0% Financ1ng tor up Sm•thsofl ian (304)675-t320 to 50 months on qualifying GX & X Series John Deere Rliii.IIING No Lawn Tractors or S UPI,.Ifli Appliance lnteresl . No Payments until .. ~anuary 1. 2007 on all new 2 bedr oom · apt . newJy Warehouse Block. brick , sewer pipes. piemium lawn tractors with remodeled. SA 160 , just . ~• 1 Cl d I d w•n aws . .nt""s , e c. au e John Deere Cuodit approyal past Holzer S460fmo • W1nters, R1o Gra11de, OH C m· h 1 E . 1 Wv P (740)44 1·0 194 or {740)4 4',1 · •.n Henderson. . re· Call 740·245-5121 ar rc ae qUipmen 1 nc owned apr:{1canes starting at ;;:;..:.;:::;::;:::;.;:,::'"----, (740)446·2412 1057 r ·I & up all under warranty, PETS 2 bedroom ap ts Po11er 575 we do serv•ce work on all ~'OH. SAL£ . $400 . Water, trash & sewer Make and Models {304!675· Lw--oiooiiiioiiiiiiiii-_.l pd. Call (740)367-7746 or 7999 I registered GOl\len '" 6 mae 1740)367·70 15. Retre•ver puppies. t1rst shots Mollot1an Carpet 202 Clark & wo rmd. $300 each , 2 bedroom. t bath. water Chapel Road Porter. Oh10. pa1d . $350 month , S350 1740)446-7444 1-8n·830- _( 740)4t 6-2793 secur1ty depos1t Call 9162 Free Est1m ate s. Easy AKC English Spri nger (740)4 46·3481 . !Fnancn1g. 90 days same as Span1el. First Shot(Worm. APa rtmen t t .700 sq It cash V1sa/ Mas ter Carel. Ta•I·Dock. ·Mate and Female $650 N o pe ts Avmlable' Oct Dnve· a- little save aiOt. l•ver & While $250 1. {740)441 -1124. (304)576-2198 Thompsons Appliance & BEAUTIFUL APART· Repa•r·GiS-7388. For sale. AKC Registe red 6·We eks ·auoGET re·cond1110ned automatiC old Scllnauzer puppies, has MENTS AT PRICES AT JACKSON washers & dryers. refngera· all shots , $350leach. Male ESTATES, 52 Wes twood tors gas and electric & Female (30 4)895-3745 Dnve fro m 5344 to S442 ranges. a•r conditione rs. and Walk to shOp & movies. Call wnnge r washers. Will do Born 4!3JQ5 Pit bull puppies. 740·44 6·2568. Equal repours on major brands 1n well mannered. Parents on prem1ses. Big clogs_ $100. shop or at your home. Hous1ng Opportunity. each . (740)446-0872. ,.'. •• The undersigned , Berna r d V. Fultz , Executor of the Estate t11f Howai'd D. f:\llolan , pursuant to the authority as Executor under the Last Will ind Test a ment of the decedent , admlnls- . tared > In the Meigs Counly Probate Court under Case Number 20051035 will offer lor public sale the real· dence of the deceden1 on the steps of the Meigs '• Counly Courthouse , Pomeroy, Qhlo at 11 :00 a .m. on Friday, Augusl s, 2oos . The re sidence of the decedent is located at 1231 College Streel, .. Syracuse, Ohio . The residence generally consists of a single .family dwelling w ith brick veneer, · a lull basement1 two car garage which accord· ing to the Auditor's Tax Records is · 24 ' x 33 ': The res idence consists ol kil ch en , dini ng room , living room. two bedrooms , two bathrooms and a par tial bathroom fn th e basement. The real estate Is located on a lot co mprising sboul 13.6.32 square feet described by the . appraiser to b e .31 acres. The residence Is serv~ Iced by electrlc l.ty, gas, public water end sanitary sewer a.nd has centra l heating and air conditioning. The real estate Is being sold .. ,. Is". The real estate Is free and clear or all encumbrances except easements and real estate tax.es . for th e Year 2005 which shall be prorated as of the date of closing. In teres ted parties may make arrange· ments tO examine the premises , prior to ssle , by ceiling lhe ,Executor at 740-992· 7101 . The Executor reserves the right to reject any and a}!' bids for the real esta~ Bernard V. Fullt , Executor of the Estate of Howard D ..Nolan Parts 32 119 Welshtnwn Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio • 45769 (740) 992-2432 Email:jwill45769 @yahoo.coni ':::::;;;:;;;;;;:;;~ Free Estimalcs I 2002 Toyota Tul')d ra SR5 V6 , 5·spd. 80,000mi , matching topper, bed lmer/mat, lots of elltras, $H~ . 000 . (740)3889634 eve. a(Jk for Jeff. 2004 Ford F-150 S upercrew 4x4, FX4 off road package, 5.4 VB, 6-CD changer, run· b d n1ng oar s. power everyh· · 1 1ng . ••Onneau cover, tow k 24 000 pac age, . rru·1es. · d 1o e11ce 11 en1cond.,. • ro n p r•ce sell! (740)446·8217. I'OH SAU; i VANS FoR SALE ...._ _ _ iiiioiiiiiiii;._.J 1993 Toyot a Pr evia Van . Good Condition inside & out. 160.000 miles. $3200 080 740 682-7477 40 M<HlJHtl.'CI .E<4 . 4 WHEELERS 1986 Kawasaki Voyag er Touring Bike. 35.000 miles. Excellent Condition $3200 OBO. 1740)367·0429 20,.02 Harley Davidson Soflail Deuce. many extras. Gr eat shape, 5.000 miles, $ 17,000 firm . (740)44 t 98 16 2002 Harley David son Softail Deuce, loi s of chrome, many extras. Only 7,000 miles! $ 17,000. (740)446·2815 2004 HOnda VTX 1300C. Low miles. S1 .500 m eJC:tras. black. $8 ,300 (740)2887246. Ci\.\IIHlS & 4 ~. V6, 4 .3l : Automatic, MumR Ho~u:' AC . l eather, lots of extras Asking $8.500 (304)675· 2001 Jayco Designer Series 8755 27AKS. 5th Wheel. Lots ol 2 oo 1 Ford Explorer S UV, accessones S21 .000 4x 4 ~ 58,000 miles ; (US! (304)675 ~22 46 detaMed. loaded. (740)256· 6936 2002 1911. Dutchman camper: Sleeps 2·4, loaded. 4X4 8)(Cellen t c,and1tion. $6.000 . r · · 11res. runs goo d( SBOO OBO 12FT. 2 King Beds, 34 ,995 2002 Yamaha Aaptor 660cc, call lor Details (304)675$3.800. Good conditiOn 1731 (740)446· 1237 - "'iiW\UIS 1989 Jeep Wagoneer. 10 HOME leather intenor, good shape, bn•ROVEMEI(IS needs motor Makr;! offer. 1989 Jeep Comanche truck, good shape. new battery & BASEMENT tires. Outl aw wheels. Make WATERPROOFING offer. (740) (146 -2948 o r Unconditional lifetime guar(740)339-2216 antee . Locaf references furnished . Established 19 75. 1992 Chevy 1500 4114 . auto, Call · 24 Hrs. (740) 446· air, pw, pi, cd , runs great, 0870. Rogers Ba sement $3,500, {740)7 42-7200 .or Waterproofing 740-742·2675 1999 Chevy Suburban 4x4, good condition , loaded. new tires . Asking $11 .000. (740)441·0658 or (740)709: 1931 . ,, SHOP CLASSIFIEDS Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding Bucket Truck for Farrn Equipml'ni• SpcL'ialty • CllliL'hi.'~ L--------..J Brak e~ Mobile Homes, Houses, Log HorT,I,es, Decks, Driveways,, Sidewalks, £;as Sta tio n Awnings, Degreasing of Equ ipmenl Boats, Campers, Tractor Trailers, Dump Trucks, painting or stai nmg of your· deck . or log home, Aluminum brightening. . SpcciOJI rat es to Tru ck ~ni'l and Dump Tr uck 1n~ Compames. ' 992-2155 (Commerci.tl and Res•den tial) Tr im m ~ ng , Tree Trimming, Ae1atian, Fertil iz ation, Spraying of fence lines, Leaf Removal, as well as small landscaping JObs such as plar~ting and mulch ing.• FREE ESTIMA.TES • (ilJARANTEED LOWEST PR~CES Tt-I~Y ANNOUNC~ Tl"l~ l-OTTO ININN~flS? •• • • BARNEY NI;ED HALP BUT IF YA.'D LIKE TO HOLD YORE NOSE AN' CH.OKE IT DOWN FER CUTTiN' LIVER, ME ~ : .!! JUGHAID YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE • Room Additions & Remodeling • New Garmge& • Electrical & Plumbing • Roollng & Outlers • VInyl Siding & Painting • Palio and Porch Decl<s We do it all except furnace work. V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 ~~~;3 A ~~:.....L.Lo THE BORN LOSE.R P""t-10\ I 1-\t: ..,..-------, I:> I 1-\0CUU>.,\ZS 1\GI\\t'. ! P"" • P"" Wl-\t.N N?..C YO'J GOI t-\G TO Fi\C.£. me f 1\C\ ~ .. . I I . 1\Nl:J 1\\W\1 T I\'S II 1'1\£. TO 6£.T C,L 1\~SE.S I I W\FOJ6725 High and Dry St~rage Phone (740) 992-5232 5x 10, lOx I0, 10xl5, 10x20, • Rocky."RJ'' Hupf) 10x30 .Janel .Jeffers 33795 Hiland Road Pomeroy, Ohio MANlEY'S SElF STORAGE 97 Beech Street Middleport, OH IOxiOxiOx20 992-31"94 or 992-6635 "Middleport's only Self-Storage" ROBERT ' BISSEll CONSTRUCTION • New Homes • Garages ·Complete · Remodeling 740-992-1671 Stop & Compare 93 Columbus Rd. West North Pass L~T East Pas,..; Pa .-;~ Pass ra~s tn "Epigraph to Poems." Bnt ish poet. playwright and novel is t Adrian Mitchell wrote. "Most people ignore most poetry . becau se most poetry •gnores most ~eo­ pie ." I suppose the rest of th e co lumn ought to be in ve rse. Instead, wha t doe s it mean to an tilineSse? I just concocted the word . but you should be able to work out •Is meaning. And if you do, you have a head start on solving today 's bridge problem You are in fou r spades. West leads the ' club 10. How would you plan tile play? Soutn was close 10 a two-club opening . And on the second round, 1t would have been nice to have a lower-level forcing bid because three no-trump migh t haVe been best - and woul d make easil y here. There are four potential losers: one heart . one diamond and two clubs. If you had two dummy entries. you could try both red-sui t fmesses - but th at would be wrong. With one dummy entry, you could guess wllich fi nesse to take- and that would also be wrong . You should antifmesse' - reJect the · finesse- in hearts_ After winning the first trick with th e club ace, draw one round of trumps fro m ha~d . cash the heart ace. and lead a second heart . We st wins with the king ·and plays a clUb. East take s two , tricks there. then shifts to the diamond jack. You antifinesse again. winning with. yo.ur ace , playmg a trum p to dummy's ace, and discarding lhe diamond queen on the heart queen . Back to hand with a diamond ruffed high . you pull the miss1ng trump and claim Most bridge players ignore most antifi· nesses because most lin~sses attract most people. Pomeroy, Ohio 25 Years local Ex rlence ' IMPORTS AstraGraph · BIG NATE 44 Unpleasant, plus I'M TOO 11 UC.-H THE FREE SPII'tiT TO Wedneeday, Aug . 3, 2 005 By Bernice Bede Osol In the yaar ahead . you are likely to spend the greater pa rt o! your tim e working on achieving m atena l ob;ectives . However, by the I rma your next b ir thday rolls around chances are your 1n1erest s will shill lo totalfy new areas LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug . 22) - You'· a re capabl e o f outs tand1ng achievements today ill Situations wllere yo u are per sonally m ot•vated to be h e lpful to those you h o ld near and dear You ·n auloma1ically pu11hem l irs1. V IRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22} Condtlron s are especially favorable for 'S HE WA S N' T E.HJO'( THES-E 5-TUFFY FAMILY ~'fFA1 RS. 1• EVE.N As A. CHILl> r FE LT THAT WAY 1. BLACK. , PER SE . MORE A. R.oBU~T UMBE~ Whaley's Auto Parts S1. H1 .6X I Darwin . Oil 7 ~11 - 992-70 1.1 or 740-992-5553 PEANUTS you t oday w h ere your mater1al 1nter· Rrslorkir!g I .a lr .\vdd ,<;,,hast· n nd .\ill'r \In rkrl . Pn r•IH ests are con cerned. Thi s could. be be ca use you are wilting to share any goOd that be fall s you w1th others LIB RA (Sept . 23-0ct: 23) Lady Lu Ck will qu 1ckly rally to your cause today it you 'take p ersonal con trol over I DIDN'T SEE ANV EARS FLAP.. Sec Brent or Bria11 Whaley M -Fri H:.10-5:0ll Sal. X:JO-Noon 47 Bonn 's river 11 Eiger, e.g. 51 Lingerie 12 Poet's black items 13 Limerick 52" Swimminglocale 55 Dowel 15 Gullible one 5.6 Restaurant 16 Vipers ' 57 Plato 17 Canary' s vowel dinner 58 Left B3nk 18 Slage 20 21 pal direction 59 Drink with Ways scones Capp and ~ Advanced Jolson degs. Pointer 61 Or1ce named livy '.s route m atters whic h a re mean mg lu l not only 39 . Cotton pod 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ... , • Mushroom Compost Available $35 · 1.000 lbs Appoox. weight ~:;-;~~ 18 spreader buggies available for use Airway pasture renovators and seeders available to rent. licensed agronomist on staff available for consulting. iWV05 SUNSHINE CLUB 14£R HUSBt\~D JUST RAAJ Q:"F WITH AN a.ctR ne ighbor 46 Ump's sho ul 48 Where place Tehran Is 25 Nomad 49 lditarod dwelling terminus 26 Icicl e.locale 50 Peter 28 Novelisl Gunn 's girl Jean 52 Thigh . 29 Oeep~six neighbor 30 Seaweed 53 Sigh 31 Mine yields ' of delight 36 With skill 54, Inc. cousin. 37 Have a rpsh 41 Perplexed (2 wds .) CELEBRITY CIPHER by luis Campos CeleOr•ly C•pher cryptog~am> a1e cre~ l!ld fr;~m ouotat.oos o~ far10us oeoole · E.3c~ lette· 10 The C•pller star<ls !oi anotM• Todar·s c!ue v equals U " XJ V T OOOEYTlUT LTTGHlN NOJM " AT HR c~sl ar.o presem LBX HR OLMXAHlN RLMGTJ X A0 X J HUA ROXHR OHTG , ·· HR XABFDR OYEE TJ PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "You re never as good as everyone tells you wl1en you w•n . and you 're never as bad as they. say wher you l~se • - l ou Holtz ·~~~~:t:~· S©\\4\1~-.ZttfS" Edit•d ~r WDID GlMI CLAY I . POllAN nge le tttHJ of O .Reo~ra lo11t scromb!ed words low to form fo.rr words AD ER nl I I I' I' I V.E E K 0 I I I' I A l N 5y I .~ ~ ~ · My old Grandfather is fond . I I 1 I of a famous qu&le II reads "To ~=~=====~:_,~ ~~t~i-n :,;~n·s .opin1on of you . I I DIMAKO I· I I I' I 0 r I' ' I I I I €) - $265 ton (While Suppy Last) network 45 " 1 smell - -!" 22 Ico n 23 Sings 24 Pupil' s Maneuver slowly Think ahead Dr.' s visit Cultured gem Tummy muscles Prune USN officer Fable writer Misstated Leaf source EJ 17 - 1 7- 1 7~ Hines 20. Wis. £ Complete the cl'>udlt q'voted to you but to othe rs as we ll. Th e rn ore' . . . . . . • b r l .tl.ng ,., the- m•nmg wOfdl you take in. the luck ier you get '-----'~..J...-L..JL..l.----' r ou de .. l!'lop ft01"1 Sll!'p No 3 bl!'low. SCOR PIO (Oct. 24·Nov. 22 ~ - Even tho ugh you are likely to b e qu1te tortu · l PRINT N UMBERED LETTERS . nate today m comp-1ercia't dealings IN 1HESE SQUARE$ your great est personal joy w111 come from sharing lime wi th persons Who UNSCRAMB LE lE11ERS are close t o your hea rt fOR ANSW[R S AGITTARI US (Nov 23 -Dec. :21)Before laun ch1ng a P•esentat•o n today SCRAM-lfTS ANSWIRS ,, J- o s not only allow adequate tnne f or do ubfe,check•ng your work and making necessa ry c hange s. but be certa •n the Jagged- R1ser- Quota - WJ rmty - WISDOM p ~opar soci~:~ l amenit1es are in pla ce . 'If you bite off more lhan you ca n chew: granny saod , C APRI COR N (Oec. 22-Jan . ·1 9 ) ·you begin to c·ut your VVJSDOM teeth ." . · Chances are you w111 have the upper hand over others 1n an •mpor tan t invo lvemen t today. bu t w isely you won 't use all tha t clout and thereby ea sr ly w1n their respect onr1 total coop erahon AQUAR I US (Jan 20-FAb 19) - ' Several rmpo rtant b ut dilf•cult obJecti ves can b e AChreved today 1! your , attitude IS, " Yes. I can .. II Will prove that wha t you tOially beiFeve you can accomphsh. you writ do. · PISCES (Feb. 20-M arch 20) - As \11e · day wears on. circumstances sho11ld st art to make 11 obv10us to yo u that what y9/.J wish to act-ue ve will come tar eas1er tor you rl you use less lOree a 11d m ore tog1c . U se your bra 1n ARI ES (M arc h 2 1· At..llll 19) - 'Take the Initiative t oday 1n s1tuat•on s that have a drrect eHect upon your \IFCws and m ~erest s II 'you want to spend you• t~r-ne w•lh certain pooptc or wam some th•ng ch'anged. 11 II all up to you TAURUS (April 20-~y 20) ._ You nrc DO YOU OIJWJ£, YOU HAVE: tar belter equ1pped toda y than you 10 K~W WH AT YOU WAIJT. EVE2 !'>HOP may roaltze tn handl1ng compliCated OIJLIV~' tasks or protects ...;h1uh requ1re careful o,rgan•zat1on as well as deep concen · tra1 •otl Put two and two together GEMINI (May 21 ·June 20) ~ Others will qu,ckly reahzo U1a1 w1111 your natural leaderstnp qual .tuu you 10 the l..ey fa ctor tod ay 1n bamg able t o get lr1ends together on ways everyone w>ll erijoy. Don 't haslt.r!lte 10 t ake charge CANCER (Jun~' 2 I •J1,1ly 22! - Do not Su n. C losed High cosl of lertilizer got you 14 Asner et al. 43 Zones 19 " Fatha " 44 "ER" DOWN supply 29 Bout ender 32 Authenti c 33. Physics particle 34 Above) to Tennyson 35 Stock o n hand, briefly 36 Gance or Ferrara 37 Map detail 38 Fern. saint . """'" 'lllrthdlly : Athens • I' I I ARLO & JANIS IU)V\AN SHAD E RIVER AG SERVICE 35537 Sl. Rl. 7 Norlh · Pomeroy, O hio NORRIS NORTHUP DODGE ELLEN, I HIWE "fHE PERFEC."f EVENING PLANNEI7 FOR U6 252 Upper River Road • Gallipolis 740-446"-0842 • 949-1155 Evenings 1"' Ac '' ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE FOR $52 PER MONTH .. Hill's Self Storage 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740·949-2217 ~lzes 5'x10' to 10'x3D' Now Available A1 BAlJM LUMBER Scorpion Tractors " Taki11g Tile Sti11g Orll O.f H{lrd n{~rk! '' Mid - Si1 c 4Whccl Drive Tractor with .1 0hp & 4!lhp Kubota E!'gines Hour's BAUM LUMBER 7:00AM - 8:00PM St. Kt . 124 Cheste~ 985-3301, 1 \4 1 mo pd • conscious 27 Knlner's the possibilities (.AN .I PUT Off MY I(OvJ Of POV~flTY UNTIL Afnfl GARFIELD The Daily _ Sentinel .. 41 Every one 42 Kangaroo pouch org . 23 24 Do not ignore · YORE LAWN CARE DIVISION . Advertise Let me do 1t for youl in this space LINDA'S PAINDNG for 11401985-4180 $52 per month a Oca lcr: South Vulnerable· Both (Com mercial and Resi ~ entia l ). the PAIN out of PAINTING! A l 0 tl :{ A Q ... A 4 3 f Office: (740) 992-2804 Cell: (740) 517-6883 POWER WASHING Ta~e I) • Owner: Jeff Stethem Mowing, • J 10 7 olo KQ.J 411 K Q J Free Truc b Do;:ers AS LOW AS $26.00 PERMONTH! I 0 9 II ~ sOuth FRANK & EARNEST TRI-STATE MOBILE POWER WASH AND LAWN CARE • \ 0 7 52 Opening li!ad: "- 10 Morris Equipment LLC 'ONTHISPAGE FOR (7) 27, 28, 29. 31 (8) 1, 2, 3, 4 meas . 1 Earth· ·s 8 7 Tree Service 30 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Rpnnie Jones • Service f • ,,' 740-742-2293 • leave a message .• Repairs • Parts • 7· 5 • JO . ES' 740' 742-2455 " 'IK 943 • K 9 5 740-667-0700 1-B88-HUPP234 · 86432 East Home • Auto • Life • Retirement • IRA • 401 K Rollovers • Major Med • Medicare Sup. • Cancer • Accident Licensed in Ohio and WV • West • 9 2 " "Insured" Call (jary St~nley Insured FoRSAIF 45783 • Free Estimates 25 Years Experience David Lewis 740-992-6971 r ~~~~Tu~ppers Plains, OH • Affordable Rates • References Available Concrete Work MONTY 41800 SR #7 1• 08·02-oa • QJ 6 and Financial Services Quulit)' G uarantL~d ATV PariS & ACC. ' .lames A Will Jr. Owner ··· AUTf~O( 4x4 Rocky Hupp Insurance Will's ATV • fOR ALL YOUR ' ELECTRICAL NEEDS. • MOBILE HOME REPAIRS · • CARPENTRY • ROOF • PAINT OHIO LICENSE # 38244 Korth • 1\ J ADVERTISE YOUR BUSIN.ESS. j. LEGAL NOTICE Carnaratana Elachlcal ·sarvlca Lw--·F·OR-·S·A·L·E-· (740)379-233 t m;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; --------10 AU'IOS 1986 lsuzu Trooper. Mud Coleman Camping Traile r 00 Dodge Neon sharp• $ 3,595 ; 99 Neon $Z. 500: 00 Mitsub1shi Mirage. $2.500: 96 Pont. Gr. Prix $2 . t 00; 97 POnt. Gr. Am . $1,600: 98 Ford Contour, $1 ,800; 98 Satu(n S.W $1 .800; 95 Ponl. F•r ebird $2 ,600 : 98 Jeep 'Cilerokee 4)(4 $3,400, 02 Chev. 4x4 PT. $7.900: 00 Ford F1 50 $3,500 ; 96 Dodge 4x4 PT $3.600: 95 Nissan PU auto $2,500 98 Dod ge Dakota ex cab 52,700; 96 Ranger $ 1,200., 8 & D Auto Sales HWY 160 N. CKC Golden Retriever pup(740)446-6865 pies fo r sale $250. Wormed an d first' shOts . Call 96 V-6 automatic CamarO. (740)366·6965 . . $3,000. (740)388·9634 . I 40 Kllchen Carol - Concrete Removal "'·ucv·s ACROSS 4 Turn white 8 Model Peaches· Pick You r Own . 740·167-0544 $10/bucket. · Closed W93 Otds Cu tlass 740-167-0516 Sundays. 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Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel Tuesday,August2,2005 www.mydailysentinel.com " College Football ~erd to host practice~ open to general public HUNTINGTON , W.Va. Marshall football fan s will have multiple opportunities ro see the Thundering Herd practice this August. "We have some of the best fans in the world and I think it is important to give them an ·opportunity to sec the Herd whenever we can." Marshall heau coach Mark Snyder silid. "We have ·se t aside several practices to allow our fans to watd1 how we work anu build our football. team here at th e s'tart of camp. We are also going tu · open up more pract ices in the following weeks." Thundering· Herd players and coaches will be available for autographs fo ll ow ing Media Day activitie' on Friday. August 5 from (>:.\0 p.m.. to 7 p.m. at. J<l:lll C. Edwards Stadium. Fans arc em:uuntged tn bring ili.!lll~ (plea.se lim it one it em per person ) to be signed. The follo-wing ddy (Saturday. August h). Herd fan s are invited to w;lll'il MnrshaU...pr;1c tice fu..tm .1:20. p.m. to 5:20p.m. at the stadium . A Choo,e -A-Seat Day th<tt is being spon>oreu b)' Charter Auelphia and Communications " ;liso scheuuled for 'saturday at the stadjum !'rum 10 a.1i1. to 6 p.m. Marshall fans who bring in their satel lite TV bi ll and sig11 up ror cable will be give n two free Marshall football season tickets courtesy of Auelphia and Charter. In addition to thi s. fans arc encouraged to tailga te and a "lricty of prites and awards lor the best tailgate will he given away. A ch il uren's fun zone with games and ac:tivities will also be open in the West Lot of ·the sladium . _ MarshaJ! . will practice in pads for rhc first time on Monday. Aug ust R. and Herd fan' arc a~a in invited to utt~nd prac tic~ from 3:20 p.m. 1~ 5:20p.m. The Heru wi ll also conuuct ano[her open practice on Saturday. August 1J. at II :JO a.m. thal l:Oilll'idcs with Marshall's final Choose-ASeal Even t. Mmc npen practices will be announced at a later date. "We have a lo t of· wnrk to d<) and it is important for our team and uur coaches to keep focused when we prattice." Snyder said. "We arc working to put a pnYd uct pn the fie ld that all of our fans can be proud of and there are some times where we need to limit access to our faci li ties. I w;m t to thank all of our fans for the.ir dedication to Marshall Football ." Marshall players report for ·Camp on Tuesday and th e Thunderin g Heru .will havt: practice sessions on Wednesda y anu Thursday that are closed to the pub lic. Palmeiro Ljnder ha<eball's urug policv. every playe r is tested at least once between the ·start from Page Bl I I \ ~----· of 1\prin g trainin g and the end of the rcgulm season. Some players are ran<:Jomly selecteli by a computer ror aduitionul tests. All tests are unannounced. The players. association challenged tile positive test in secret proceedings. arid the penalty was held in abeyance until arbitmtor Shyam Das deciued Monday not to overturn it. Palmeiro will Jose $163.934 of his $3 million salmy during the suspension . Because the _penalty was delayeu, it meant at least one member of baseball's man · (Jgement-union medical panel' initially founu there hope that people look at my whole career and appreciate ttla1 I've given everything t~at I've got. ... I respect the ,Hall of Fame. and if thev think .that rIll worthy enough. I would be very hlinorcd. And if they don 't. I gave it all that I had to this game." : Appearing with Mark l'\1cGwire, Sammy Sosa and other baseball stars before a congressional committee on March 17. Palmeiro made an opening statement in which he said. pointing his finger for emphasis: "Let me start by telling ynu this: I have never used steroids. Period. I wa~ a ··rca~onable basi's·· for ' don ' t know how to ~ay it any the challenge. The panel. in a statement m0re clearly than that. by the union. said released Never:· Palmeiro also ~xpresseu Palmeiro could not prove the indignation over accusations . pu,itive lChl "wa> not UUC IO made by former slugger Jo,e his fault or negligence:· It Can seen. who cited Palmeiro . also, concluued, however, as a steroid user in his tell-all that Palmciro'·s te stimony book. In an interview on the was "quite compelling:· and CBS te'levi sion show "t)O it did nor find reason to Minutes.'' Canseco - who helic1·e he was lvin2. Presi uent Bu~sh ~ - who also. testified before owned the Texas Rangers . Con~ress saiu he had injected Palmeiro with while Palmeiro played for the team - called Palmeiro steroids. a "friend" in a round-table Beside<, condemning . steroid u., e during his interv iew with reporters appearance before Congress. from <,everal Texas new>paPalmeiro also took part via . pers. " He \ te,tified in pubconference call in a round- lic. anu I bc li e1·e him ." Bush table discu ssion last IUOillh added~ Palmeiro ><Junde<l contrite about how to nu sport s of steroids with memher' of on the conference .:all. say- · Congress and repre~entative ... in~ he hup~d there was from the NFL, NBA . NHL ~omcthing to he gained from hi' ~u~pcpsio n hy ~ducating and .Major League Baseball. Chri,topher Shays of player' to ·he more carefu l Connecticut. the No. 1 .1b11ut \\ h.tt the) put in their Republican on the comm i11ee bodie,. "I maue a mistake and I'm that investigated steroids in facing it:· he >aiu. ''I hope baseball. ,;aiu in a telephone · that people learn from my intervi ew: " He ended up mi>takc and I hope that the _ bein g the most outspoken fan~ forgi,·e me ... against ste ro id use and .ev~n Cnion head Donald Fehr this guy i' in ·a -;ituat ion said the suspen s·ion "should where he·s been >uspended . 'Cf\ C I() di,peJ UOUbts about It just blow s me away. our uetermination to rill Obviously. it calh into ques- baseball Of illegal steroids: tion every accompil<,hment or the qren~th or effectivehe's had ." ne:"~'i of oUr t'e'<ting program.·· It wasn't clear whether Baltimore manager l:.ee Palmeiro \ te't 11 as taken \1auil!i said hi, player' hefore or after he 'poke 1vere "a lillie disappointed" before the congre"iil.n;d · but wanted to 'upporl their panel. Anyone who lie' teammate. under oath could be poten·The timing obi'LOUs ly is tially 'ubjecttn criminal per- not ~ood:· "1·i.d Mazzilli. jury charge': Congre" has ''hose team ha' lost J2.of the the option of referring the last U game,. "We· r~ going case to the Ju"i ce to have to make do right Department. whic h w'otdu 110\\*.-. wc ·rc goin g: to h<J\'e to deciue whether it', worth band to~ethcr a' a team and p11 rSUlllg. light th(ough it." - . All309 surviv~ . Edwards' agent sends Browns new proposal BEREA (AP) - Agent Lamont Smith is waiting for the Cleveland Browns to reply to his latest corllract request for rookie wide receiver Braylon Euwards, whose holdout moved into its seconu week on Monuay. "We've talked quite · extensively the last couple Jays." Smitll said. "We're waiting Dn -the ir iesponse to DUr third proposal.'' Smith saiu he spoke w.ith the Browns' top negotiating team for two hours on Sunday and for another I 1/2 hours Monday. Edwards has missed four of workouts , including four with the ream's rookies .' Last week, Smith was hopeful Edwards · would only miss a day or two as the sides finalized a deal. Now, he's not sure what to think . "T-here was a poi or when I was optimistic," he ~aid : "It's hard to say when we'll have something.:· Smith said the signing of wi.de rece ivers Trdy Willian,__· the No. 7 pick hy Oakland. nnd Mike Williams . the No. 10 se lection hy Detroit, Cllllid help spee d up ,n~!!oriatiom; with days of tra ining camp since the Brm"'"· He also pointed the club's veterans reported· to th e signi ng or running on Friday . The No.3 overall back Carnell ··cadillac'' .pick has rnisscu eight days Williams, the No . 5 overall pick by Tampa Bay, as another positive sign. Smith would not say where Edwards was, but that he was "with his family." Meanwhile. Browns coach Romeo Cr.ennel said Edwurds • holdout could be costing him a starting job : "Unless he \ un unbeliev able phenom. the likelihood that he ' will start will decrea se," Crennel said. '' It's a problem for Bmylon to miss because he is going to be behind everyone else. The b~ginning of training camp is valuable t.ime for any player. We do individual drills for the players and onre the season starts and you start game planning you Cllt back on the individual stuff. "What we'll have to do is catch him up when he gets in here . That means that he and the coaches will have to spend extra time but that's what it will be and that's what we'll have to do." Hall of Fame runnin g • back Jim Brown, now working as executive advi ser for the Brown s. said he .has not spoken with Edwurus anC: is nor getting involved in the . negotiations. However. Brown said if he were a 22' year-old he'd be in camp on time. ''Your legacy is ' baseu on how you play," Brown saiu. "!. would not miss part of training camp for a certain amount of moi1ey." Owens arrives.at Eagles camp with nothing to say For once. Terrel l Owens · While Philadelphia has its the ground for ·several minhad nothing to say. No. I wide receiver in camp. Lite ~ before he was helped to The uisgruntleu wide the team was missing Pro his feet.and to a waiting carl. rece1vcr showed up at Bowl runnin g back Brian The 6-fout-5, 255-pound Philauclphia Eag les trainrng Westbrook. · Cody was to have been a big Westbrook signeu a one- part of the Ravens' rejuvenalcamp on Monuay night, but declined to speak to reporters year. $1.43 million contract eq pass rush. who chronic led his every in June. but wants a longRunning back Jamal Lewis move. · term deid. He didn't st ick to a · will be released from an Owens ended speculatioi1 pledge made earlier this sum- Atlanta halfway house whe th er he 1'/0uld beat a mer that he wouldn't hold Tuesday and will report to training camp Thursday for Monday deadline to report to out. camp when he sauntered into . Colts three days of sideline work Edgcrrin James will get a with head train er Bill the Eagles training facility an hour before a 7:00 p.m . taste of Japanese culture after Tessendorf. He will suit up for his ftrst padded practice team meeting wearing a cam- all. ou flage shirt and cap. He A week afte r threatening tq on Monday. walked away from the gath- ge t no closer to Tokyo than a Chargers ered media, bobbing hi s head stop at the Benihana restauOutside linebacker Shawne as he li stened to music. ' rant chain, James backed Merriman agreed 'to a fiveHe left the talking to ngent down Monday. say ing he year deal on Monuay after Drew Rosenhaus. who would join his teammates on missing just the first week of accompanied his high-profi le the roughly 14-hour llighl camp. His contrac t potelllialclient and saiu he will meet that leaves Indianapoli s on ly is worth $15.73 million, with Eagles coach Andy Reid Tuesday. with $9 million guaranteed. and presiden( Joe Banner on ''I'm going to go, I didn't Merriman. the 12th player Tucsuay to discuss Owens' have many options," he said. picked in the NFL draft. comract. 'Tm going to go ahead and caused a stir when he stayed "A ll . the tal k. al l the get it over with." away from both minicamps The Colts are sti ll debating and other offseason workouts rhetoric ii1 the oft\ea~on is meaningl eSs," Rosenhau s how much James and the rest on the advice of hi s agent, said. "He'.s here. He's not of the starters might play in Kevin Poston. _w ho didn't happy with his contract. but Saturday's preseason opener like the .word1ng 111 the agreehe's a professional and he'll against the Atlal)ta Falcons. ment that protects players in do his best to help the t;:agles Coach Tony Dungy's game. case they get hu11 before they · script isn't likely to be com- sign u contract.. , win a c.hampionship." Owens wants to renegoti- plcteu unttl Tuesday. He " due 111 camp on ate the seven-year. $48.Y7 Ravens , Tuesday. when the Chargers million deal he signed after Rookie linebacker Dan have a night practice . coming ro· Philadelphia in Coctr sprained a ligament in , The C harger~· only ·March 2004. · The Eagles hts nght knee Monday morn- un stgned player ts All-Pro have said they have no inten- ing during Baltimore's first tight end Antonio Gates. who tion of doing so. . training camp practice. There is seeki ng a long-term deal "tt's always productive is no timetable for his return. averaging between $4 mil"He's going to be evaiu\'tt- lion and $5 million a year. when you have dialogue.'' Roscnhaus said. "We're ed later in camp, which l'atriots looking forward to it.'' means he'll be our until it setWide receiver Tini' Dwi2ht Rose nhaus wouldn't rule · ties down ," Ravens was activated from the physout that Owens could leave spokesman Kevin Byrne ieally unable to perform list. camp, but said he's optim istic satd. New England also released the two sides can avo id that ''(The doctors) know for nose tackle Ethan Kelley and scenario. sure it's between a :'ie~.onu- wiue receiver Jake Schifino. "We' re not here to negoti- and tlmd-degree spram. Dw1ghr . who underwent ate in bad faith or threaten to The injury occurred mid- surgery, on hi s ,right big toe in walk out." Rosenhaus said. way throu gh the mornmg January, signed as a free "This isn' t about leverage.'' session. Cody remained on agent last March 13 after spending the· previous four seaMJns with San Diego. He pat1icipated Monday in his .. first practice of training camp. Titans The Titans think their top draft pick. Adam · ·'Pacman" Jones. could ha've been signed to a deal already. The corne rback' s age nt sa id that the team on ly has to say yes to bring the sixth pick overall to camp. ' General manager Floyd Reese said he responded to a letter sent by agent Michael Huyghue with a letter of his own. Reese said he was befuddled since they are about $250,000 apart in a five-year deal with about $200,000 uifference in guar·anteed money. Now the Titans are braci ng for a potentially long holdout with Jones already having missed four days of training .. camp. , 'This deal shou ld 've been done last nighr:··Reesc said. " I don't know what's going to be the impetus to get us over the hump." Seahawks Shaun Alexander reported to camp Monday, three days late because of the birth of hi s second child. He compared the Seahawks to a family and expressed hope that he '11 stay in Sea11le for a long time. "I would be shocked if I'm not here next year, Alexander saiu. "I would be shocked if I'm not here two years from now or three ye:trs from now ... Alexander signed a S6.32 million tender last week ~ the first step toward the · longterm contract that the >tanuout running . back ana the Seahawks front office both say they'd like to sec. ,. en ne Middleport • Po~eroy, ()hio ;;o ( L'\TS • \ 'ol. ;;_.. :\o. SPORTS . • Boyles finishes Hall of Fame career. See Page 81 \\I :.q:! plans to l ~a'te a new power plant in southern Meigs County. ' ' , . MtbDLEPORT - .Meigs At . ~uesday s: monthly County Chamber of Assoctatton meetmg,_ Roush Commerce Director Erin· dtscussed the tmportance of · Roush encouraged members communitysupport of AEP's of · th e Middleport cost recovery plan now under Community Association to constderatton by _the Puhhc attend a public hearing Uttltttes Comm ts ston ot Thursday in support of Ohio. Thursday's hearing .at American Electric Ppwer 's Meigs High School is the · Bv BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAtLYSENTtNEL.COM Bv DIANE PoTTORFF OPOTIORFF@MYDAILYREGISTER.COM Page AS • Ralph G. Fruth, 81 • Marjorie Johnson, 82 • Harold Mays, 55 INSIDE • Middleport Church begins new ministry, See Page A3 • Holzer Medical Center to host kids' fair. See Page A3 • Schmidt elected in GOP-dominated House district. See Page A5 I Sl l \' , \l ' l a ·s ·I :1. INDEX 2 S~CTIONS - 12 PAGfS We' II deliver all the local happenings right to your home. Stop by our office and subscribe to the Daily ·sentinel for 3 months for only $30.19 and receive a FREE comic umbrella*! If you are a ~urrcn t suh~aibcr. you c.:u1rct:Ch\'C a free umbre lla hy extending· your s uh~c ripti o n fnr 6 mon th ~ for only $59.1 S. ~ *Paym!:.nl mu st tx- made m peroo,nn at the Duily Sentinel. Ill C~1un St.. PCimcroy. Ohio in order to re~.:ci\(· \our Frc~ comic urnhrclltt. ~' Quantities arc limit ~d .. . · r---------------------~-------, : · 1 I · The Daily Sentinel HENDERSON, W Va. It started off as a routine traffic stop but ended in a twostate chase. Henderson Police Chief David McCoy .had made a routine traffic stop Saturday evening on the four-way of U.S. 35 when he noticed a parked vehicle on the other side. said his father. Mayor Jack McCoy. After completing the traffi c stop, Chief McCoy went over · to the other vehicle to check if the driver was all right or if the vehicie·was brpken down, ' M~-coy said. T!Je ch1ef f(mtit! the driver on the other side of the car relieving himself. "When David asked what he what he \>(aS doing," McCoy said. "He said 'What do you think I am doirig~" ' A background check Please see Chase, AS · I ha\'e not h<cn a 'uh>Crih<r in Ihe pa'l >O da) s. Enclo;cd. i, 3 Schools supplies needed BY CHARLENE HoEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - With the opening of school less than a month away, many Meigs County parents are concerned . about the expense of ge tting shoes and clothes as well as needed school supplies for their children. When there are several in the family .. it's not a small expense. So f(,r the past several years, several organizations · have co llected paper, pencils, crayoDs. scissors, gl ue, ,back packs, and the list goes on, in the hope of seeing that every child goes to school with the things they need for a successful first day. God's Net. a branch of the Meigs Cooperati ve Parish locateu in the Mulberry Community Center. is a distribution center for contribu: lions. Among those collecting school items is Peoples Bank in Pomeroy. Things from the bank will go to both s. paper, crayons and a variety of other God's Net and the Mid- Back packs, Valley Christian School in school supplies have been brought to Peoples Bank in Middleport. Cash donations Pomeroy where they are being collected to take to God's Net and the Mid-Valley Christian School. Jacob Hoback proudly dis· Please see Supplies, AS plays some crayons from the school items brought in already. Jell Daratfphoto t\':_,!l:~~~:Yf:'t:!:i!J~!:Q!::::;.!.:Cl!~!!t....:!!: 111~ P"''nl<nt of S>O. I9 for > momhs of th< Daih So•nrin.-1. Endo-.~d i~ m y paymem of S59. 1"5 for 116 month subscription. I 1'\amt' ---~-----------------------_:_ oritize goals for downtown beautificati on and increasing shopping traffi c. Once the revitiliz<Hion pl~n has been .completed, the· team hope s to hire a eoordi nator to implement it It w;;s reponed that · merchants or.,anizations 111 M . C e 1 wv d ason oun y. · a. an .. . Please see PUCO•.AS Strickland raises $1 million for governor's race Bv BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM . COLUMBUS- U.S. Re.p. Ted Strick land has raised $1 million for his gubernatorial campaign in· 80 days. The Strickland campaign reported that his gubernatorial campaign fu nd has gone from zero to $1 million in the bank in only 80 days. At a daily average contribu tion rate of more th an $13.000, Strickland has raised a total of $ 1.074 million since early May. The · campaign had expenses of $74;000 -. leaving an on.-hand balance of $1 n1illion. · Strickland said the fundraising "rellects the hunger people have for honest. forwardlooking leadership'' Rai sing $921.000 from 60 til' Ohio's R8 counties, t~e Strickland camp~ign receiveq wide su pport from across the state. The counties wi th the largest amount of cnn trih uti nns were Franklin County · at $2 14.000 and ,at Cuyahoga County $ 16.1.000. but smal ler counties accounted for Sif.!nificafll financial support as well . Scioto anu Geauga Counties Please see Strickland,.AS ' Motorcycle collides with car MIDDLEPORT - Most people have a toy fire truck-packed away in their memories from childhood but Middleport tiretighrer Jeff Darst has two life-sized antique fire trucks parked in his,driveway. "The toys just get bigger•anu more ex pen- · sive as ·you get older." Darst said of his hobby BY BETH SERGENT of restoring old fire trucks. BSERGENT@I.i!YDAI LYSENTINEL.COM In 2003 Darst purchased his first antique tire truck. a I948 Seagrave. from a seller on eBay. POMEROY . - Yesterday The truck had to be hauleu to Miuuleport and Sgt. Ronald Spaun of the required body work anu a paint job. Working fron1 March of 200:1 to October of Pomernv Police Department ~ that year. Darst spent his free time rqtoring released a report on a weekend lraflic acL·ident that' sent one ~-~-· · the fire truck as well as around $6.000 of his man to St. Mary's Hospital via Beth Sergentfphoto own money . Net life ll1ght. The most expensive part of the restoration Health Jeff Darst spent about seven months and $6,000 restoring this 1948 Spaun said that around 8:47 Seagrave fire truck that he purchased through eBay. Darst is a second gener- was the ti~e engine red paint. The truck began as an orange color and was rusteu in Jllaces. It p.m. th is past Saturday. Susan ation firefighter for the Middleport Volunteer Fire Department Karr. 51. Long Bottom. was · also required a fe.nder be welded on. The · fire truck is nmv brigh't red and runs Uri \·ing a Honda ~edan on 'This ."before" with a 12-cylinder engine, gelting around four East \1am Street carrying two pa .'-~~engcr~. "hit ~ Jason picture of m!Jes per gallon. . Darst's fire ·Yochum. 25. Hill shnrn. was ''I'm not worried · about taking it out anydri1· in ~ a 1999 Kawa saki truck shows where.'' Qarst said about· the engine's reliabil nwton:IL·Ic behinu h,·r. the extensive ity. "it just takes a wh,ile longer to get there ... Karr ·.,l'ml·cd uown to make paint job and The 194S Seagrave can pick up speed to a left turn inr,, Wenuy·s parkbody work that about 40 miles-per-hour and has revi sited its hometown of Columbus as well · <ls made ing lm but Yochum failed to was required to appearances at local paraues anu tollk home ~~\~W Jown tlr slop . ... triking get the truck the juuges rhoice aw<~rll at the Fire Mu ster at the rear nf Ka tT\ \'t:hicle . into its present Spaun. \\ lw \\: a~ firs-t to the Ohin Stut·c Fire Acauemy in Reynoldsburg. mint condition. •• I nnn:ntl~ · ~uh....:rihe to the..· Daily Sl!lllillef. Development has been hired to work with a. leadership team as a facilitator to rormulate a rev1tahzallon plan. Hts fee will be patd by the · Department of Joh and Family Servi ces. Using <lata from a recently·_ completed market survey ol Middleport shoppers and business owners. Runser will help the leadership team pri : Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM FREE comic u 111 brcll~ ... < I0 . © 2005 Ohio Valley P.ubli"ihin~ Co. third and final hearing on AEP's proposal to recover ~early $ 1 billion in co~struclion costs as.soctated With the clean-coal _technology plant. AssoctattOn Vtce Pres1uert Tom Dooley discussed progress in . Middleport's downtown revttahzattan proJect. Ka~J Runser of the Institu te for Local Government and Rural Fire trucks aren~t just for kids "Your Hometown''Newspaper" Drop tht!» coup.,_-m off 111 our offi ce at 11'1 Courts~.;: Pomeroy. Ohio with your payment and recCive .: 0 . Calendars A3 Classifieds Bs Comics B2-4 . Dear Abby A3 Editorials A4 Obituaries · As Senior News A6 Sports B Section Weather .A2 """·m~dail)"'ntind.<·om :!00,) AssociAtion·,prged to attendPUCO healing Henderson police chase, catch Meigs County man OBITUARIES II:\ WEATHER .. 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