https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c713c638e79284cfac41012429fe7d81.pdf 8e4f1eb397c676fdb042d5288a6abd8b PDF Text Text Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel , www.mydailysentinel.com ' Wednesday, August 3. 2005 I Natipnal Hockey League . - Avs defenseman Adam Foote signs with Columbus Bv RusTY MILLER , ASSO~IATED Pf1ESS COLUMBUS Adam Foote, a defensive cornerstone of two Stanley Cup championship teams in Colorado, signed a three-year contract With the Columbus Blue Jackels on Tuesday. The 34-year-old Foote, the highest proti le signee ever for the five-year-old Blue Jackets, was introduced at a news conference Tu.esduy atiemoon. "This . is definitely a big step," Columbus coach Gerard Gallant said. "We knew the team would · ~et better: but to get a g~y like Adam Foote, that's huge for our hockey club. AP pholo · He will push our players hard Adam Foote answers questions during a news conference after every night." Canad1an television network he signed a three-year contra·ct with the Columb)JS Blue Jackets TSN reported that Foote signed on Tuesday m Columbus. Next to Foote is general manager a three-year, $13.5 million con- Doug Maclean. tract. Monday .1iight. The. team ~echoed to cont~nn deta ils ol end of the se<<'On. "He is the total package," the -contract. Monday was the first day MacLean said. "'He is tremenThe Blue Jackets have never NHL teams were allowed to dously competitive, tough, made the flavoffs. in large piU1. pursue unrestricted free-agents smart, moves lhe puck v~ry becau>e o a fack of dependable under an agreement >temmmg well and is lhe defimtion of the blue-liners. Columbus gave ·up from the resolution of the lock- word winner." 263 goals - SO more than 1t out lllill idled the kague during Not a single Blue Jacket had .scored - during the 2003- the 2004-05 season. a plus rating during the 20032004 season. Foote turned. down a four- 04 season, regardless of how Foote said Doug MacLean, year, $ 12 million offer tium many games played. Foote was the Blue Jackets' president and Colorado. the franchise wi th a plus-5 in four games against general manager. -sold him on which he spent his entire · 13- Columbus that year. He has scmed 20 or more the franchi se. . year career, including the "He said they'd do what they Avalanche's predecessor, the points fiv e times, including had·to do to win," Foote said of Qucbc.c Nordiques. The four of the past six seasons. The (}-foot-2, 220-pounder MacLean. " II made me smile." Avalanche won Stanley Cups The team is considered one· in 1996 and 200 I . has also been a key figure for of the most exciting young Physical and sturdy, Foote is Canada in international compe1eams in the NHL on oflense, coming off two of his most pro- tition the past decade. He won a featuring Rick Nash and ductive seasons. The Toronto gold medal with Canada at the Niko1ai Zherdev. Nash tied .for native led all NHL defensemen 2002 Olympics in Sail Lake the goal-scorino lead in · the with a~ average of 35.5 shifts City. He and Nash have been league two year~ago with 4 1, _ per g>unc in 2003-04. Foote selected to attend the Team while Zherdev JOined the team · ha~ career h1ghs m goals (II). Canada orientation camp later in December 2003 a~d showed pomts -(3 1) and plus/m1nus lhis month in preparation for a wealth of talent before the (plus 30) the year before that. the 2006 Olympics in Turil) .. New from PageBl league," Bower said. "You approach every game the same way. You get ready to play the best you can." The conference is broken into two divisions thi s season, with Houston , Rice, SMU, Tulane. Tulsa and UTEP in the West and East Carolina, .. Marshall, Memphis, Soulhern Miss, UAB and UCF in the East. A championship .game, .set for Dec. 3 on ESPN. will fea. ture the winners of each division. C-USA will also try an O'Neal from PageBl address all of my family\ long-term financial goa ls while allowing the Hem the ability to acquire those players that we need to win a championship." O'Nea l was vacati on ing Tuesday in Rome. Team doctors will tly there and administer a physical ·Wednesday. Heat president Pat Riley said signing o· Nea l was the team's top offseason priority. "For over a year. the Heat\ relationship with Shaquille has been a win-win siluation on and , off the court ... Riley said. "We have been ab le to secure one of the most dominanl men to ever play - the game of basketball. ... At the same time. we have ~ained flexibility 10 achieve our ulti- Boyles from Page 81 Boyles · picked up . race walking during his freshman season in 2001 and almost in.stantly became a household name in the ~vent, finishing second in the 10.000-meter lace walk al the Junior National Track and Field championships in the summer of 2002 . He was edged out by .02 seconds. Later in the summer he 'et a new American record in the _5,000-meter race walk al lhc U.S. Junior Nationals with a time of 21 :06. · 2003 was his peak year. after winning the first of hi ' national .champion ships he ' instant -repla y syste m this season (lescribed as based on an "NFL mod.el." A call for a review · in the last two minutes of each half will be made by a technical adviser in the · press box, but the tlnal de cision on a call or play will be made by the referee on the field. The coaches picked runnin g back DeAngelo Williams of Memphis as the league's lOp offensive player. Williams. who was second notionally in rushing last season with 1.948 yards. is being pushed by Memphis for lhe Hcisman Trophy. Williams delighted Memphis fa ns when· he decided to return for hi s senior year rather enter the NFL drafl. And coach Tommy West, who lost starting quarterback Danny Wimprine, a four-year veteran, will be needing hi s star rush.er more than ever. "He 's go 0 d to go right now," West said. "His weight's perfect, and he's worked hard this summer." West said Williams, who led the Tigers to back-to-back bowl appearances for the first time in sc hool history, knows what is e~pec1ed of him . "A ll this has been great. There's been a lot of hoopla and he' s been to every banquet," West said. "But now it's time to play ball. This is the reason he came back." mate goal of winning an ular season, leading the NBA championship." league with a 60.1 field goal The Heat do not want to be . percentage. 0' Neal ranked a luxury-tax 1eam , and pay- sixth in the league in blocks ing O'Neal $20 million annu- (2.34 a game), double-doually - a figure some could bles (43) and rebounds. consider a bargain - should O'Neal had previously led ·not send Miami over the tax the Lal<ers to .three consecuthreshold. It also seems to tive NBA title s from 2000ensure that Miami could use 2002. Even while hampered its mid level exception annu- by a bruised thi gh throughout ally to sign players: lhis the playoffs, he helped the year's midlevel is $5 million. Heat reach lhe Eastern "You get paid the most. but Conference finals this seayou do it in a way that's not son. detrii11ental to what the team "'This is one of those deals accomplish," where everybody can be realwant s to Rogers said. ly proud," Rogers said. ''In a The 7-foot-1. 327-pound day and age when it's only O'Neal made an immediale about the team using a player impact during his first season forthe amount of time they' ll with · Miami. which acquired think he'll be totally at his him in Julv 2004 from lhe best. or a day in age when Los Angehi~, Lakers for three players wanl to get paid · all players and a draft choice. they can right now, this was He averaged 22 .9 points every party -understanding and 10.4 rebounds .in the reg- the other's needs." National Basketball Association C~vs • , Pope gives special greeting to priests from China, A2 pleased with free agent haul CLEVELAND (AP) The Cavaliers really wanted to make an impression on Zydrunas free agent llgauskas. So, owner Dan Gilbert and coach Mike Brown traveled to Los Angeles International Airport just to see llgauskas and hi s wife off as the couple left fur a long trip through Asia. Apparently it worked. The Cavaliers announced a contract agreement Tuesday wilh llgauskas, as well as free agents Larry Hu ghes and Donyell Marshall. "It's been a successful free agency period. Each guy brings us SOfllething different and ·show ld help us be competitive," Cavaliers gene eral manger Danny Ferry said. "We're trying to build a team first attitude. I think these guys will all play that way." Ilgauskas, who began his career with the Cavaliers as the 20th overall pick in the · 1996 .NBA draft, had fallen out of favor in · Cleveland last season when the team went into a tailspin and fell out of playoff contention. llgau skas' defensive play was criticized and many . believed he wouldn't be back. Brown , who was hired in June, said he reviewed game tapes from last season and believes it wasn't llgauskas' fault alone. "I thought th;n as a team defense there was some lapse in their play," Brown said. "I don't look at it as . solely being taken advantage :z· Hughes, who like Ilgauskas signed a five-yeat deal worth between $55 million and $60 million, averaged 22 points and 6.3 rebounds last season. He . made the NBA's Allf.. Defensive team after leading 0 · . , the league in steal s with a Ferry, who played w_1!h 2.89 average, but played in· Ilgaoskas m Cleveland, s.11d just 61 games. he_ and Brown dec1ded to Ferry acknowledged that make re-s1~mng the 7-foot-3 they took . a chanc~ on center a pnonty. Hughes' durability. "It's JUSt hard to replace a~ "We think it's a good All-Star caliber center, · k" h ·d F .. d ns , e sa1 . The add ition of Marshall crry sal · , . It was FelT)' s 1dea to have · d 't Gilbert and Brown who who s1gned a four-year _ea were attending the NBA's wonh between $20 mllhon summer league in Las . and $25 m•lhon, gtves the Vegas travel to Los Angeles team an athlet1c veteran for to me~t with Ilgauskas. ward who can shoot and Brown said Gilbert suf- stretch the defe nse, Ferry fered .through a partial dis- sa~~-, .· roping ·at a secur'jty check- . It s gmng to take some point a.nd the two purchased t1~e for th1s}eam to Jell , b~ one-way, first-class tickets 1t s talented, he sa1d. just to get to the terminal . Ferry also expressed conwhere Jlgauskas was depart- ftdence m veteran Enc Snow ing. at pmnt guard. "He was stunned to see " He's a guy !hat probablY. myself and majority owner in creve land ;,is a little bit Dan Gilbert walking up with ~nd~rvalued.. Feny smd. a balloon and roses," Brown He s a quality pomt guard said. "l.t showed him we all in the NBA. Those are hard cared about him being a to come by." . . · Cleveland Cavalier nex t But the team IS sttll pursu- . year." ing a point guard in free Feny stressed that agency. Ferry s~id he ha~ Hughe s, not Ra,y Allen or talked with Miami's Damon Michael Redd, was the Jones, one of the' league 's Cavs' first choice to fiJI their top 3-point · s·hooters, and other priority in free agency Los Angeles Clippers - a shooting guard. restricted free agent Marko "His ability to play and Jaric. defend different positions, I The Cavaliers still have tlfink, is going to be of great about $4 million left under value," Ferry said. "He's 26 the salary cap and are lookyears old and his best years ing to add a couple more players, Ferry said. · are ahead of him." Largest trade in NBA history sends Antoine Walker to Miami ' Grizzlies received guard ASSOCIATED PRESS Eddie Jone s from the Heat. The New Orleans Hornets and Utah Jazz were also MIAMI - In the larg.est trade in NBA · history, involved in the deal. The trade was larger Antoine Walker was dealt than a .12-player, fourfrom Boston to Miami on Tuesday night in a transac- team deal in 2000 involvtion involving fiv~ teams ing Patrick Ewing that had been tlje biggest in league and 13 players. · history. The Heat also acquired Miami ·a lso received guard Jason point Williams and small for- Andre Emmett from ward James Posey fro.m Memphi s and the draft while the dghts to Roberto Duenas Memphi s, BY TIM REYNOLDS from the Hornels; Utah received Greg Ostertag from Memphi s: Boston picked up Curtis Borchardt from Utah and a package - Qyntel Wood s, the draft rights to Albert Miralles, two second-round draft picks and cash - fronn ' . Miami ; New Orleans acquired Rasual Butler . from Miami and Kirk Snyder from Utah; and the Grizzlies received guard Raul Lopez from the Jazz .. Ohio-based Marines . . battalion loses 20 members in Iraq, A6 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio l'llliRSD;·\ Y , ,\ll(;lJST 4, :.wu:; ;;o U · NTS • \'nl. ;)..J. Nu. :q;1 wwl\.myduilysentinel.t·um AEP to.buy Ohio Mon~~gahela territory SPORTS • Broussard, Cleveland take down Yankees. See Page 81 BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Energy and provides electrici. · ty service to customers in eastern Meigs County through POMEROY - . American its Allegheny Power division . Electric Power has agreed to The agreement to purchase purchase Monongahela Power follows an order from the Company's Ohio transmission Public Utilities Commission and distribution operations for of Ohio in June, ordering the approximately$55 million. two power companies to . disMononga hela Power is a cuss the · potential terms and subsididary of Allegheny . conditions of a transaction tl)rough which Monongahela Power would transfer its Ohio se rvice te rritory to Columbus Southern Power. Mongahela Power refused earlier thi s year to file a rate stabili zation plan with the PUCO, as the commission h.ad req\•ested from all electric utility companie s in Ohio. Instead, Monongahela Power • filed an app li cation to initiate a fixed rate. market -based standard se rvice oiler that would determine generation rates from the results or a competi ti ve bidding procc>S. Under the terms of the purchase agreement , AEP will acquire· 29,000 Monongahela Power customers in six sou th easlern Ohio coun ties and ap NOAH AND HIS ARK SAIL AGAIN Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM OBITUARIES Page AS • Margaret Butcher • Thelma McKelvey, 87 • lela May Thomas. 92 INSIDE • Black boxes retrieved from Air France crash; plane had enough to fuel to land elsewhere. See Page A2 • UMW donates to Community Center. See Page A3 • Mobile Clinic bringing free immunization clinic. See Page A3 • law You Can Use. See Page A3 • Point slates Friday concerts by river. See Page AS WEATHER INDEX 2 SECTIONS- 12 PA<a.:S Calendars Classifie.ds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Obituaries Places to go Sports, Weather, A3 B2-4 Hs A3 A4 As B6 B Section A6 © 2005 Ohio Valle)' Publishing Co. POMEROY - The tale of Noah and the ark can be found in the Bible, children's storybooks and in Hillside Baptist Church's amphitheater on State Route · 14J just off of Ohio 7. At the foot of the amphitheater is a permanently built one-tenth replica of the Biblical ark The ark is the focal point of the play "Noah and the Ark," performed at th e church's amphitheater at 7:30 p.m. now through Sunday. Singing precedes the play eac h night at 7 .p.m. Included 111 the play, be~ide.s the ark, is a small pond with a waterfall as well as all creatu~es great and Sf>l•H from s h e~p to donkeys to calves to a gorilla, although the go rilla is an actor iri costume. The costume s for the other actors are unique to the Biblical era. A petting zoo is available Please see Ark. AS . transmission and dis tribution assets located in Ohio. The .agreement uJso calls, for the tran sfer of 24 Allegheny employees to AEP. · Columbus Southern Power Intends to t.ake respon,ibility for providing service 10 the· ne\1; customers on Jan. I. 2006, subject to regulatory appro~·.ab. · Fire destroys . home on De\'enny Road Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Beth Sergentjphoto At 7:30 p.m. now through Sunday actors from the Power in the Blood Ministnes of Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va . are acting out the events leading up to the great flood in the play "Noah and the Ark." Areplica of Noah 's Ark permanently rests at Hillside Baptist Church on Slate Route 143, home of the play this week. , . POMEROY - Yesterday at I :42 a.m. Meigs EMS was notified or a house fire at 40200 DeVenney Road, home of Carl and Robin McDade and family. The Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department. whic h has a fi re cont ract wi th Bedford Township. was dispatched to the scene. Although the famil y was home at the time. no one was injured. The house was . a total loss. Due to the closure of State Route 68 I Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department Chief Ri ck Blaeunar said that his department '.s response time was .. hampered." adding that the department took the alternate routes or Kingsbury Road to Smith l~un to White Oak to Gold Ridge and then to DeVenny. Please see Fire, AS . Mission work crew comes to Pomeroy Bv CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAILY SENTIN ELCOM POMEROY -· The gazebos on th e Pomeroy parki ng lot and ·,the gymnasium at the Mulberry Co mmunit y Center are getting a fres h coat of paint this week , thanks to a mission youth crew here for a week fro m the Ketter.ing United Mcthodi't Christ Church. The group of 21 hoy~ and girl s, 13 and 1.\ years old. arrived over the weekend and began working on Monday. They'll finish their mission proBrian J. Reed/ photo jects on Friday. · Thcv .arc living in the basc- The sanctuary of the new Bethel Worship Center se<- ~s 400, n1cnt ·of the · A~hury United and provides space for the church's.l1ve band. Methodist Church· in Svracuse p~stored by the Rev. Bob Robinson who arranged for the youth workers to come here. They sleep on air mattresses and enjoy casual meals pre BY BRIAN J. REED Srhool. The new church seats pared by vol\lntecrs who BREE O@MYOAI l YSENTIN EL.COM -f,OO in it' sanctuary. and accompanied them. olfer, . 1.0 classrnonh. nfllce ''This group of kids here i' TUPPERS PLAINS - The space and a kitchen and just one of severa l ' ent out by new $ 1 million Bethel Worship multi -purpmc rmim for use our church which ha~ a mem c~nter i' ready ltlr the lirst serby • th ~ ~lis- i\HlC!ICS. a bership of mure thiul JJ)OO We vice on Sunda\ morn in~ . hi.lve regi{] naL n•ttional unJ · Thi' week. "contract,;r, and Chri~tfan ~ L'llllt o1:go.u1it.ation for girl s. ~mJ a;-, a :-.o(i:.tl r()om. internmional mis sion progranls church volunteer' have been Pa,tor Rob Barner 'aid the the kid s can go out on:· said putting the lini.\hing touches J K'\~ d1un..:h ha~ been in the K:nhy Fellows. the adult superCha~erle Hoeftlch/ photo on the I:\.000 '4U.1rc -fon1 Tyler Tatum of the Kettering Christ United Methodist Church viSing the painting (lf one of churd1. klL·ated on the fonnt'r plannillf' -.tag ~ -. and then under construction for five was one of ll crew of youth workers painting the gazebos on the gazebos. Cline's Fruit Fcmn property the Pomeroy parking lot Wednesday. on Ohio 7 near Ea,tcrn High Please see Church, AS . Please see Mission, AS Bethel Worship Center opens new $1 million church l ' �... .• ' N ~e Daily Sentinel PageA2 RLD .Thursday, August4, Black boxes retrieved from Air France crash; plane had enough to fuel to land elsewhere BY ROB GILLIES ASSOCIATED PRESS WRIT~R l'ORONTO - Tormuo·s ai1port was under "1ed c~lc1t'' because of the th1eat of light· mng when an A1r France JCt· liner landed 111 a f1erce ram· storm despite hav1ng enough fuel to reach another au port - a JeeiSIOn that WdS nl.](JC by the pilot. c~irport authonties said Wcunesu.~~ . Investigators sean:hlll l.! the Montreal or another ;urpoll where the weather was better but"lhat's the pilot's dcLiSion .. The mrport wa~ um.ler d "led .lien." whtch llldlcatc' Authority Otticlctls hope the recorders will pro' Jde dues to what l:.tu~ed the diiU.Ltt to skid off" runway T~esduy at LestcJ B Pear ~on IntC!IhtliOIUII Airpo11 and burst 11110 !lames All 309 P·'"cngcrs .tnd dncs not J'Il've nt crew cscdpcd al1ve tn .111 evdL' - ldnd111g m l. tkmg otl. ntfJ - uatlon thctt look less th.m two mmutco.; An· Fn.tnc~ s~uU 22 people were tnJurcd while dilpOII oftiL'J db :-.,ud ..L) WCIL' hull. The w1eckage ol the JCI· i.:tab Ill! !l IIllO th!CC plCl'l'S [JI1 Cl - potentiL~I lor IIgh!nmg hut pl.111~s from lli<!hl. He .tlso doubted lightning pLtycU a rol~ . Lc1 ,tsseLu 'aid the bl.tck hoxt.:s were 111 Jelatively good conditiOn. "There ts some ttre (tunagc tn them. but we should be .1hlc to 1ecover the mh,)J nhlt&nn .. L!Lke~ ~ dtd Re.d Levasseur. lead ln,csllg.ttor 111 lor l.illdtht"s.,. T1 ansport,tt H>ll S.dcty Bo,u d. sttid the dcnsmn to l~mU dllllllg " "1eu .licit. 1\otdd be s,ud di1p011 WO!kers were struck by .the seventy ol the storm "As we wen~ 1ook111!! out the window we \\ICIL' l ....OI11111C'Illlllg \VII'-. i:XIItlllC]y that "i(OIJ11 SCVi..' IC .'' he the pa~scng.cr s and crew man· ,tgcd to esc.tpe 111 the 52 sec- bought the aircralt new on Sept. 7, 1999. It was last serviced July 15 and had loggeu 28,418 tl1ght· hours and 3,7 11 t.tkeolls and land111gs He satd tt wa; ton ew ly to determme the cause of the crash, the first ol an Atrbus A340 111 its 13 yc.trs of com· onds 11 took tor emergency crews toamve. "The crew did a great IOb. 'thcy're lraineu to gel the people oft ... F1gliol.t s;ud At A~r Fr.mce headquarters in Roissy. F1 ,l!lce. au·line ell .til n1.1n Je,m-Cynl Sptnett.t also p1a1sed the il1ght crew. meicntl serv1ce. "I don't know 11 we should Two dozen Air F1a nee offispe.tk nl ,, mir.1cle hut Cials, lllCIUd1ng a meuic:,tl .tbove .tllthe p1ole"ion.tlism team .mu a P'YcholngJSt , tlcw ol the crew ... Spmclla s.t!d. , to Toronto. ·A sepa1.ne team He s.t!d the co-ptlot, who ot expe1ts - 1ncluding stx w.ts 111 charge ol the l.tndlllg, Irom A1rbus. three from the · h.td 10.700 hours of !lying French acc 1dent u1vesttga11on time .•mu the 57-yc.tr~ uld bUJeau and tluee f10m A1r F1 a nee - headed to Toronto pilot had 15,000 hours. Spinett.t s,ud A1r Fr;111cc ea1 her. Sptnetta said · • wreckag~ of the Airbus A340 found the f11ghi u,lla anU VlliCC r~n11ucrs the so-call ed "black boxes.. "ud Steve Shaw, .spoke>man l<ll the ·Greate1 Toronto A1 1po11s - sui I smoklered Wednesd.ty. Bn.tn L1c·key. VIce prestdent ol Of1CI.ttllllls ''" the G!e.ttcl Toronto An port 1\uthonty, saul Wedncsd.l)' the JCIIIIlcr h.td Case of missing U.S. teen in Aruba produces one false lead after another · ·Astronaut pulls off spacewalking feat by tugging away dangling fabric enough I ucl ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ORANJESTAD. i\llih.! Police have- Lh.tined d pond. p1ck~d th10ugh l.mdfill s~ourt!U hcdchcs .uH.I ... cnt stram.l~ol blond 1M II o\ CJ\C.I'fot CC11Cl1C II..'SIIIH! - often c:has~ng tahc lc.7ds 111 the lllVC Slli!li ii O il I IllO U5 teenager Natdkc Holloway's dt sappc.n ,IJlcc The nw stcrv b,!llks ,tnd Iru,slrah:!s mVesnUatnJ s more than two months ;,Iter the IX-yc,u·old Al.tbama honots student d1vert to · He cmph.lsi!CU that wmd mto orbit with h1111, bec.une the fn st person to ve nture beneath an orb1 1111g shuttle aml the fu sl person to repatr ,, shuttle's fragile thermal ski n 111 space .. HIS crewmates inSide the shuttle kept .tn eye on hun ,i,t the robot-arm ~;amen! HIS spacewalkmg partne1 w.ttchcd trom 75 feel aw.ty. thou gh he lost Sight of him at one poult. · But Robm son descnbed what he was seeing and dumg the en tire 11111e, so hts col· le,tgues would know he was Bv MARCIA DUNN AP AEROSPACE WRITER SPACE CENTER. Hnus1on - W1th ~1 !..!l'lltk lll !..! ol h1-; !.!hned ll!.!hth.tnJ. ol. . cnvcn ~t ... ll(l!l.!Ut . . . Stephen Rllb1n ... o;1 lt:'lllHVCJ BY PETER PRENGAMAN tn s.ud 'Normally tf there arc thunJcrstorms 111 the Mea. a ... hc.u likel y \\,Lsn"t d !.tctot tn pdnt m.ty dec!uc to c·uclc the crw•h -· d" has hc~n spc<.:- Ulllllit's s.IIC to l,md.'' uLttcu - bcc.tusc that usu.d A1rport F1~c Ch1el M1ke ly \\ould <lilly .tllcct .tircr.tlt , F1gliol.1 ""d threc-qu.u1cr' ol Investigated . l\\10 WOITISOilll' p1eces ol l1lle1 lll.tlell.tl fwm 1he )huttk\ bel ly Wcdncsd,,y 111 unp1cu:JenteJ 'J1.tL'l' .111 lep.tll f\>b that UleW d b1g s1g h ot rcl!cl IJOIIl NASA. But hl' llMY h.1ve to go uut ag.am to It\ ye t ,motht.:t tJou- blc spot RohulSilll w;~s barely b;~ck InSide the shuttl e ;md out ol hiS spacesuit when M!Sston Control 111lor llll'd the sdle LJCW w.ts a chance that .t lourth sp.tccw.t lk m.1y he necckd Frid.ty 111 dc.tl wn h ,, torn thc11n.tl hl.tnkel below .1 cockpll w!lldol\ , wa-; last seen 1~.1V111g .l mghtThe concern " th.n ,, club WJthlhTCl' young men rou~hlv 1-loot sc,•t,on ol the "We thouglu we could solve bl;u1kei could np aw.ty durIbiS 1n ,, couple ol d.1ys. but II mg re-entry. wh1p backw.1rd tu rned out to be very dilli· .tnd sl,un ullo the shuttle. per· cul t," s.ud Lt Roy Tromp, the hdps c~tusmg gr.tve dznn.tge AP Photo lead ow esti~.uor " In inv .10 Enginec" expect to know hy In thiS 1mage released by NASA TV. a camera attached to the space shuttle Discovery's robot yec~rs .ts a poiKe oflicer.'J\c Thu!Sll.ty .tltelllOOil whether 1c arm shows astronaut Steve Rob1nson workmg on gap fillers on the underside of the never h.uJ .t c,,,c II ke tim .. 1he ddn~e ' 1s 1e~d and D1scovery, Wednesday Th1s IS the f1rst t1me 1n spacewalkmg h1story that an astronaut has ven· The must recent lt~.tlb. sug- whethe1 ~111y bl,u1kct 111111· tured under. the be lly of a space sl1uttle and performed repa1rs ges ted somethn1g gnsly h\tP mmg " rcqlllreu p~ncd to Holloway. but Standmg on the end of the cc ntllly! " Robinson Roh111son nc\cl h.1d to pull Thctc was no tmm.:JJdlC il)VestlgdlOJ s stt) they hd\e response trom the cxh,tusted OUt hts lmcep' lll hiS mlct nalJoil al space sldti on 's exc:l.timed no prool she " de,td. makesllllt h.tck,aw. whtch he 5R-Ioot robot arm. he tugged "Steve. we t1&111cd fm foUJ but exhilarated astronaut. The strands of hair were years You're gotng to spend out the first p1ece as the two took along JUSt u1 case the It took Robmson JUst sec· found on duct tape that onds to pull out each short matenal was stuck between linked spacecratt passed over the next four years .~tgmng washed up on Aruba's north· dangling st11p of ceian11C - the thermal tiles and he need· Massachusetts. By the trme autographs." sa1d hiS space· ern shore DNA testing by the fiber cloth, which engmee1 s cd to employ more fo rce. he had pulled out the next walking partner, Sotcht FBI determtned the hat r did- had feared m1ght cause the tabnc strtp I0 mmutes later, Nogucht It was a delicate opera11on n't come from Holloway. Robtnson, a 49-year-old shuttle to overheat dunng its Robinson h.1d to he careful he had crossed the Atlantic · A volunteer rescue group descent through the atmos- not to bump IIlLO the shu ttle 's and was zoom1ng over the mechantcal engmeer and from Texas searched a land· phere and lead . to anothet fragile thermalul es and make French coast mus1cian who took h1 s ch ildfill for a hfth day Wednesday, Columbia-type disaster "That was the ride of the hood space-cadet lunchbox th1ngs worse pursumg a up from a Wltne" who claimed to have seen men dumptng a female body two days after Holl oway dls· BY HOPE YEN questiOI!natre about "judtappeared They've found ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ctal actiVISn'" provtdes nothing so far. some hope but "also raiSes : Last week. Aruban authort· WASHINGTON many quesuons," satd New ties almost completely dramed Democrats plan to use confi r- York Sen Charles E a JlPnd where a wnness sa1d he n\dtlon heanngs to quest1on Schumer, nne of eight saw Dutch teenager loran van John Roberts about his on the comm it· Democrats uer S loot and IWO brothers, pledge to lollow establiShed tee that will begin considerS:aush and Deep.tk Kalpoc leg,li ru l1n gs. sayt ng h1 s in g Rob erts' nomina1i01\ tile three who left the ntght· record as u govern m ent Sept. 6 club With Holloway - dn vmg lawyer crc,!lcs douhts about "That's why tl<le hearings the night she vamshed The his commllment to pnvacy wi ll be so cruci.il to deterpond yielded up nothmg nghts. p.trttculaily .tbortion, mtntn g .whether Judge Van der Sloat. · 11. " the 1f he ueh . t se.tl on the Roberts will llilc f1om the ~1ly person still dytamed 111 AP Photo be'nch in a c;ueful ,md non· t~e case. The Kalpoe broth- tn th1s photo re leased by the Vattcan s Osservatore Romano Supreme Cou.,t. to a Ideolog ical way. or will Robe11s' 1 esponse ers. of Sunname. and lour newspaper. Pope Bened1ct XVI IS greeted by a group of Ch1nese mste,td choose to 111ake law Seuale Jud~c:Ja1y Comm 11tee other men. includmg van der pnests as he arnves for the weekly general audience at the Sloot's father. we1e detained Vat1can. for the f1rst t1me mover three weeks, Wednesday ·lll June and released ·for l.tck of evidence. ; The he,td mvestJg,tiOI ;.tid he IS conv1 nced van ue1 Sloat was Involved Ill Hollow.ty's lVI ay 30 d ISappe,tranL e :rromp sa1d the tccn.tger. J:Vho has mamta111ed In s 111n0· cence. has · changcu hiS BY NICOLE WINFIELD C.1thol~e .church \\ho se account nl what happcne<) AS~OCIATED PRESS WR ITER pnt!\t"i 11.1\C been Jouonelv tb<H n1oh1 more than 10 umes. : Thrc~ec belu\ 1or spcctai!Sts .tn es'ted . •111d h.t r,"'ed h) VATICAr\ CITY - Pope C'hrnc-.~ clllth o rIt h.~ ... trom the Netherlands ques· uonecl v.m der ,S iooi for .t Benedict XVI gree 1ed " .. , g.rL'ct \\l!h paitrl..ular second d.ty Wednesda). hop- group oJ pn~~" from Ch1n.t cliiL'L"tiUil lhe gJULI)J lll ing to glt:.u1 clue ... trom hh "\\lth pMIILUI,II· .!l lecllon" p1 11:sh IIll ill Cl111ta.' body langu.tgc or \CNon ot W~dnes J,ty. the liN t111w ,, ' Bcnl'dh. ·t :-..ud rn Fn~J,..,h , e.\ents. An FBI observer was pon11fl h,,, publ1 cly lld - ._tJ ... n r, . . tlll~ other g ~oup ... comed members ot the ,,,,,,_ lr orn H ~mg Kong. lteLlllJ . al so p1esen1 , No one has been ch.trged 11\ c:unllolled dlwch 111 the '"' . the PlulipplllC S .!nd the the c.r>e Semches throughout e\l ~i!!n uf \\i.llllliiH! rela- Unncd State' i\ ho atlendcd . the \ 'dlJC:.tll th~ V._ t\JL.tll ._tu d Jcm·e the Dutch C1ribbe.m " l ~nd tJorh . .hel\\oeen ,ll\d Be1 p ng ha'e produced . no trace of The ( h1ne~e p1r~~l'-. "it The Val!can \\ould not "" un g rn the lront TO \\ .mtl Hollo~~<a y. "We are still .f, gh t111g. We . whe ther the 2H pne'1' \\ere <li c"cd 111 hi.ILk llllh 11hne arc ~till pO\Iti\C \\C dre go111g trom the CommLII1"t P.trty- LO II.tr -... thl'll \ loud up .... lllg ._r to break thts 1h111g," sa1u controllcd Catholic l'.un ouc hymn. cl .1pped .!<lU "'"ed Ill As;oc1a11on or the undCI· Tromp ground church loy.tl to the pilpe But how long could tttake? · Th.111k lo u ami Gnd hie" : " I do~ · , ha ve a crysta l Rome But th e Cnhol1c \Otl ·· BcncdrLI \ did hclore ball." he sa1d. "And as the news aeencv Asi:tNews. ·<tays pa" hy, ,,., becom111g which h.~s clo,e ties to the illO \Jll g on to the nc\ t ' g roup V<Jt!Can and l1.1s p10ved reli · of people he greeted more dtlficult · Chlnd lorced "' Roman ' :Many Arub.ms. who 'ay able on Vat1can -Chma dc1Cl· CatholtL' to cut 11c-. '' 1111 the tbcy take pndc 111 the1 r dli- opments. " "d they 1\ele cient pol1ce fo1ce : ha'e memhcrs ot Be1png·, olfi - V,ti! Cdll Ill 14~ I sh<Htl\ .tile! the o lfi cla ll y .nhCISI become reSigned to the possi - C!.II churc h CommullN P.1 rty tonk It wa'' belie\ed to be the bility that there may never he fiN t11nc a pope h.1d puhl1cly po\\c'r \\'n"h'P 1s ,tll<111ed a re>olution - "If >he IS ahve. she isn't "eknmeu member' nl unl\ Ill ~O\L' fllll1 Ctlt - l'O ll : ~re . and 1f she\ de.td. they Ch in"·' ''"te ~ Cil(lll n ll ed (rnliel.l r hurcl1c,. "hi ell lccnqt glllng 10 find her." chti 1ch "' tl1e Vat!Ldll. "hiL'h o~J l r/c the pof1l' .r, .r -.p1 ntu.ll satd htcla Inc'"' · 3~. who lor more than 50 )e.u' h" ' l e~tt1l'l hul . tppo Jnl theu ( l\\ n 'uppnltcd tile undc1 ~ 1 o und fll ll''t" .HHI hl,hnlh runs a deli tlk1~ ''I'm pulling It' s com111g out ve ry e.ts il y." Roh1nson c.tllcd ''The ollendmg gap III ler h,ts been removed " The second p1ece sl1d out even more eaSi ly, with fUst a gentle lllg ol Roh1nson·.., n ght thumb' .md index lin~ er. · '· I was absolutely~ 1eheved .md I think you could proba· bly hear the stgh ol reh el throughout the bui lumg" .liter the lirsl p1ece c.une uut, ll1 ght d1rector Paul Hill sa1d 'A nd when he pulled the second one out. it was a hu ge relief .uid it detinitely felt li ke the Jest is downhtll from here .. The mood a bum d D!Scove1y also imp10ved dt.tmatlcaUy Space stat ion ll1 ght d~rectO ( Mark Ferm1g said he could hear ·•a J?alpable change in the tone of the astronauts' vo1ces The spacewalk ended after · six hours Robinson and Noguchi also mstalled a masSIVe toolbox tilled wtth spare parts on the space station. Senate D~mocrats question Roberts' pledge to foliow precedent Pope gives special greeting to priests from China in new sign of wanning relations are • ' • The Daily Sentinel 2005 or impose h1s will," Schumer said. Texas Sen. John Cornyn, a Republican on the panel, sa1d 11 would be mappropnate for Roherts to diScuss spec if1c cases sue h ,IS the Roe v W.tde dbor110n ruling. particularly since the high court ~~<ill he.1r a c.tse next l,tl l on the COih lllUttonahty of a New Hampshire parent,tl notitication law. ."Jus11ces a1e not politi· c1ans," C01nyn satd. ''They don 't run on a political plat· form. and senators should not ask them lP do so." BYTHE .BEND Community Calendar Public meetings Thursday, Aug. 4 POMEROY - Publ1c Utilities Commi ssion of Ohio public he<Lrnlg on Amencan Electric Power .tpplicatton lor cost recovery fOJ IGCC -power plant. 6.30 p.m , Meigs High School Purpose is to all ow publiC comment on the .tpphcat1on. County Commissu)ners utgc public attendance. MIDDLEPORT - Spec1al meeting of Middleport Village Counctl , 5:30 p m, cou nci I cham bcrs POMEROY - SahsbLtry Townshtp T~ust~es, 6·30 p.m., town hall. Monday, Aug. 8 ATHENS - Reg1on 14 youth cml!IC!I meeting, 9 a m , Athens County Department ot Job and Famtly Services, Oh1n IJ tn Chauncey. Tuesday, <\ug. 9 POMEROY - Bedford ·n,wnshlp Trustees will meet at 7 r.m at the town hall. as speakers. Call 992-2161 by Aug. 4 for reservation Saturday, Aug. 6 SALEM CENTER - Star G[ange #778 and Star Junior Grange #878, potluck dinner ,at 6:30p.m., meeting at 7 30 Craft and CWA judging Election of officer> HARRISONVILLE Harrisonville Masonic Lodge 41l, 7 30 f.·m Satourday adt Lodge hal Refreshments Monday, Au. 8 POMEROY - The Metgs County Republican Party will meet at 7.30 p.m at the Meigs County Courthouse. Plans will be discu ~sed for Meigs County Fatr parltcipa· t1on. Thursday, Aug: ll CHESTER- Shade Rtver Masonic Lodge 453 Will meet at 7:30 p.m at the hall. Refreshments will be served. PageA3 ·Thur~day, August 4, 200S Widower tempted to remarry is moving at unsafe speed I0.30. Pastor Arland Kmg w1lllead services. Monday, Aug. 8 SYRACUSE - Vacatton B1ble school \i11ll be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Aug. 8-12, at the Asbury United MethOdiSt Church. "Construction Zone" wtll be the theme wllh a progr.lm geared to buildmg character like Jesus Reunions DEAR ABBY. The letter from "In Love Agam," whose wife dted of cancer four months ago and who ""ist> he's ready to remarry. impelled me to wnle. My husband died sudden ly nme months ago He was only 4 7 (I am 48 ) I jo111ed a gnef support group for people under 50 In one ohhe sessions, the subject of hasty rem.trriage was dtscussed The counselor leadmg the group uropped th)s pear) of wisdom "Women gneve alone, and men grieve wit h another Dear Abby brated our 163ru month anmversary Tell th.ll man tu get married' - JOE F IN INDIO. CALIF DEAR JbE F. If the two of you are hoppy. I'm happy tor Saturday, Aug. 6 RACINE - Beegle family you However. you knew reunion at the home of womdn •· I agree w1th you and with your present wife for 12 Ronnie a\}d Leanna Beegle. noon to 4 p m "'ith a square '· In Love's" pastors that four years before ~ou mw ned her dance to follow, 7 to II p.m months is too soon to become "In Love'' ha' known his l.tdy Take lawn chatrs, snac ks engaged If he c.tn fmd a sup- lnend only four months Call port group like the one I had, me cauuous. but th.tt's an Fam1ly and fnends 111vtted. he should go It gave me tool s .awtullj short time Sunday, Aug. 7 to cope and affirmation that I DEAR ABBY My l.t ther. .t RUTLAND Davis wasn't crazy as I experie nced prom111ent mm!Stc r of a la1ge reunion, descendants of the stages of grief ~ BEEN church, marned hh secretarv Orlando and Cathenne Davis, 12:30 p.m, Rutland THERE IN MANSFIELD. three mdnths .tftel m; moth· er·s death lrom c.tncc1 After F1re Department. Take eov- MASS DEAR BEEN THERE mother's luner.tl. D.tu "·" cred dtsh and game prtzes Friday, Aug. 5 Although I w.1rncd "In Love beSieged by" ho.trd ol smgle ATHENS - ''Chtldren of A~ain" to take hiS tune, some women olfenng food . hel p Eden," a Btbhcal story ot readers disagreed Read on. and more HIS m.trn.tge nMy Adam and Eve watchmg th e1 r DEAR ABBY My fi!St , l1ave heen p.~rtly 111 sell Monday, Aug. !! sons , Cam and Abel stru ggle, wife died unexpectedly in detense. TUPPERS PLAINS and a second act of Noah and 1991 E1ght months later, I My hrother, my w1le ,md I hiS Wife trying to get their Parent meetmg, 7 p.m , marned a widow I'd known loved the new w1 le. She w.IS tilmllv 111 order before the Eastern Htgh School football for 12 years Some of my wonderiLII for D.td dunng the Thursda), Aug. 4 POM EROY Holzer tlood· Geared to get parents bleachers, for all parent~ who seven children were so angry live yea rs hefnre their dc .uhs Hosp1ce Meigs County and their children to ponder have a son or daughter play- they retused to attend the 111 a car acc1den1 Although I "D mner wuh Fnends." 6 p m, cho1ce s. Performan ces 8 p m ing in fall sports. wedding That rea ll y hurt .1gree with your au viCe to RACINE Southern To make ,i long story sh01 1. t<Jke 11 more slow ly. I'm gl.td ntghtly through SLmday, Aug Bob Evans m Mason. W Va. TUPPERS PLAINS 14 at the Athens First Junior Htgh 7th and 8th grade we .celebrate e'ery month of Dad had a gre;ll panne1 1n hiS V FW Post 9053 Ladtes Presbyterian Church, corne1 gtrls volleyball f1rst pract1ce, marn,,ge with an annivers.~ry Imal yea rs Good luck to ' In Auxili.try wtll meet at 7 p.m of Court and Washmgton 6 p.m Must have sports phys- card that I cre.tte on my com- Love Aga111 .. - LOWELL ICal to practtce lnformatton puter, flowers lrom the gro- IN DENVER .11 the h.tl l. ' , Streets from Ltsa Woods, 992-6752. eery store, and dinner at a DEAR LOWELL I'm Frida), <\ug, 5 Sunda), Aug. 7 POMEROY Metgs nice re stuurant. We jusl cele· sorry your lather\ llme ~~<llh POMEROY - Meigs POMEROY - Enterpnse County PERl Ch.tpter 74. United Methodist Church w1ll Band Boosters meet at 6 p m II 45 limcheon meeting. hold servtces 111 conjunction at the band booth at the fair· Meigs County Multipurpose With congregatton at Pomeroy grounds. Short bu siness Se nim Center, w11h represcn- Church of Christ beginmng meetmg toll owed by cleamng t.lliaves of Aetna and Med1cal Sunday. wilh Sunday school the booth. B<\nd parents to take thell ch ild Ill uet ATHENS The Oh1o a<>ed C' ' Mutual insura nce compamcs at 9·10 am <Jnd church at e ncouraged to turn out Umverslly College ol lhe ch1cken pox v,\CCII\C Osteopathic Med1ctne (OU~ Complications trom ch!Lken COM) Chtldhood pox tncre.1se the older the lmmumz.tllon Program (CHIP). child is when he/she gets the a mob1le health program, will diSease. prov1de free rmuin~ unmunlzaThe sc hedu le fo1 Me1~s TUPPERS PLAINS - A members read the U MW was closed w!lh Belly tlons for all area children from County clm1cs " ,,, t olln"~' donation was made In the ht<~ny. Sharon Louks read an Chevtler servmg refresh- binh through 18 ye,us of age. Reedsv tlle. Me1gs L1b1ary kttchcn lund ot the Mulberry arttcle trom the Response ments The group meets the The service is available to E,JStern B1 .mc:h on State Com mutnt y Center and Magazme on an the group first Monday of every month fan1tlies of all mcomes, even Route 7, II am. In noon prayer support pledged by the dis cussed the 5-Star giving Attending were JoAnna those with insurance. To Fnday. Aug 12, Coolvil le 's Tuppe!S Plams St. Paul and what the group needs to Weaver, Conme Rankm, Anna re>oeive immunizations. the CoolSpot from 3 30 p.m. to Umted Methodist Women do to complete 11 for 2005. Rice, Barb Roush, Teresa child's prevtous shot rec<;>rd 4 30 p.m. Aug 12 Barb Roush presented a Lemons, Judy Kennedy, Betty need" to be presented dunng a recent meet mg. Parents are also bei!H! Judy Kennedy opened the program on " Praying With Chevtler, Mary Rankin, and If a child has not had chick - av1sed tlut students who w1it meeting w1th prayer and The Bible" and the meeting Sharon Louks. en -pox, parents are encour- be hving a college dOJmlLOJY Church events School events Clubs and organizations hiS 'econd Wile was so short se,cral re.tdcrs wrote to say that 11 "In Love" " a scmnr Cllllen hiS age should be tah.cn nHo ton~Jderauon DEAR ABBY When I read the letter lrom "In Love Aga111."' 11 wa' l1ke I \\as rc' '"'tlng my rc<.:cnl pa -,t Tod.ty ;u.uk' exactly on~ yedr .mJ o nl! ll~t v \I nee I !(1:. . 1 · my helmed "'ic to ca ncer We ~~<ere marncd 13 years I ~~<as lonel y. depre"cd anct st<ll vedl tll phySical 11\IJJndC\ Two month ' l.ucr. I hcg~in JJtlllg .t wom.tn ..11 \HJt k It wasn't IDng bctorc I thought I haJ mel the next· love ol m1. life .'' De~p1te warning~ lrorl1 lamily. fn~nd' and L'n - ~>ork­ ers. I persiSted I ''ol.ll e<1 .mysell Irom anyone 11 ho ""J J wa> makmg a nmtakc The rclal!onsh1p l1nall) ran Its course. and 11 c end~d 11 Now th£Jt I ha ve ~ome p~r ­ speCI Ivc. I >ee I was hlmu to • ' v. hat ever yonc who \.. dl ed ttbout me tould "ce ·It \\ .1... h,tppemng 1oo 'uon .md ' '" ,!lllhe wrong rea~on!-! I cnLOl!nH!C .. In Lm e · tu slo~~< down. ~ If 1t's tru~ lm e. und nut a read Jon to gr1el .1rHJ lonclmess. It ' ll stand the tc't ol tune. It not. he'll be dom e hnnsell and the lady ,, b1g l,tvor. - ROBERT IN LAS VEGAS Dear Abby is written by .4bigail Van Buren, alw known a' Jeanne Phillip,, and was founded by her mother, Pauline 1'/rillipL Wnte Dear Abby at w•·w.DearAbby.com or P.O. /Jox 69440, Los A ngele>, CA 91JIJ69. Mobile Clinic bringing free immunization clinic C' UMW donates to Community Center c.111 get 1he newe and 11t1p1oved menJngococc.t vaccul e It 1s av,ul.ib le th10LL~h CHIP lo1 .t fee of $115 . To ll'SeJ ve ~t Uoze p.trents a1e .r>ke to c.tll I-800-R4-l-2654 ,The chn1cs a1e p1ovlded by OU-COM Child hood lmmunJ L~ttun Progrdrn·.., C<llnmLIIlllV nwbile health un11 .md the Oluo Department M He ,!lth 111 e<'opciai!On with the He.tl th Department. AHEC. and the <lte >po nso" F01 mo1 e mformat!Oil .tbout th e Jmmuntl .t t mn prog1~1m call toll free 1-H00-8-l-l -265-l ' L·AW YOU CAN USE Caldwells announce Know legal steps to take after someone dies birth Q.. Who is responstble for what legal tssues after some· one d1e s? A.· Here's a qutck lopk at dtfferenl roles mvulved at someone's death: Executor -The executor (or the ferntnme, "executnx ), also known as the personal representative, must collect. safeguard .and manage what· ever assets the decedent owned at death, in accordance with the wtll. The executor will make dtstributions as dtrected in the will, and is tesponsible for filing the Ohio and federal estate tax returns, rf necessary. Trustee- The trustee ts the person m charge of managmg and dtstnbuung any assets held under a trust. The deceJesse Josiah dent may have esiabltsheu RACINE - J1mmy and one or more trusts whtle altve . Chpstm.t Caldwell of Re~ine The trustee must follow the announce the btrth of their trust document, whtch says first child, a >Oil, Jesse Jos1ah, how the assets are 10 be held and di stributed . The trustee born on June 27, 2005 "' St must work wtth the executor. Joseph Hospn.tl 111 often they are tile same perParkersburg. W.Va. son. The 1nfan1 wetghed 7 Agent or :·attorney-Iq-fact'' pounds. 14 ounces Maternal ~ The person who was acung granJp,uen" are Russell anti unde1 a linanctal power of Coralee Cunumns of Rac111e, attorney or a health r.tre and the paternal grandpar· power of attorney. called the ents are Ju11 and S.tll} · .tgent or attorney-m-fact. no Ca.ldwell ol Ractnc . longer has any <tUihonty once the tndividual who signed the financtal or he<Jlth care power , of attorney has died. Guardtan- A guardtan ts" person appointed by the pro· bate court to care tor the decedent 's mmor ehtldren. Whtle 11 ts up to the court to dectde who will get custody of the mmor chtldren, the decedent's chmce of guardtan IS noml· n.ned tn h1 s or her w11l and ts g1ven much weight by the court 111 determining the appomtme nt i ng the assets <Jnd followmg the terms of the will and/or trust. An appomtment usually should be made wtth an attorney wuhm two weeks alter the death occurs In the mean· lime , u rs tmportant that no assets ol the decedent are retlllcd, no hfe msurance ts col· lected, and that no d!Strt bu lions are made to anv benelictary, mc ludmg the exec utor/tru stee. The next steps in admintstering the estate will depend upon the decedent's Q How does a family Circumstances dectde what to do fust? Law You CUll Use is A.: The first step for the famtly usually IS to make any weekly consumer legal inforfuneral arra ngeme nts Also. mation column provided by immedtately qfter death, the tire Oltio State Bar executor or trustee will need Association. Tit is article was to make sure any assets are prepared by attorney Richard ~afeguarded. For example. if W. Ashley of Fairlawn, an the decedent hved alone, 11 OSBA Board Certified in Estate would be wtse to change the Specialist lock s to prevent someone Planning. For information from gai ntng tmproper access, about a variety of legalto'/J· in, visit OSBA 's \Veb site at to the home . www.oltiobar.org. Articles Q · What's next'' appearing intlris wlwrm are A · Next, the executor intended to provide broad and/or trustee should consult . general information qbout with an attorney sktl led m tire law. Before applying this est.lle plannmg and admims- · information to a 1pecijic tr.llion of nutters who can legal problem, readers are provide g111d,mce through the urged to seek tire advice of a next steps. mcludmg gat her- licensed attorrrey. a BAXTER H-DLENDS ffi\Nn TO MDA B !DWELL - To eqmmemorate Harley-Davidson's 25th anmvcr:-.ary as a natJon- al sponsor for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Baxter H.lrley-D.tv,dson Will be se limg >pec1al Harley ,md MDA wnstbands to henelit the MDA . Baxter H.trley-Davtdson wtll ol fer or;LL\ge wristbands 1o cuqomers who make a donation to the MDA )\dd!lion,llly. customers who come Ill for a test ride on .t Harley-Davidson or Buell ·' motorcycle dunng the "Demo Days for. MDA' ' pill· motion c~m also receive a Harley-Dav1dson collector ·s ed11ion wnstband "We· re proud to part tel pate m thi s l,llest fund-raiSer for the MDA We hope to contmue to ra1se money :.nd support the pwgmms and serVICes unlll a cure ts found and no child or auult sutters from neuromuscular dtseasc." s.ud Ben L BaxtCI' of Baxter Harley-Davtdson. A port1on of , the proceeds from the sale of each bracelet \\til go to support the ltfe'"Y"'& research. comprehensi le med1cal care for chi ldren and adults wllh neuromuscular diSease and the MDA summer camps In 2004. 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Prescription Ph . 992-2955 1 12 East Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio HOURS Mon - Fri Sam - 8pm Sot 8am - Spm Sun CLOSED Open Weeknights Till N • Friendl) Sen ice I j �., ·) -, • ' . ' The Daily Sentinel OPINION • · (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentinel.com Ohio Valle:y Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher · Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall liwke no law respecting a11 · establislunent of religion, or prohibiting tl1e free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of tl1e ·people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Gover11ment for a redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S: Constitution . TODAY IN HISTORY ' : Today is Thursday. Aug 4, the 216th day ol 2005. There are 149 da\s left 111 the vea r. · Today's i-IJ ghlJ ght in HIStory: On Aug 4 . 1'!44, Na11 police raided the secret annex of a building in Amsterdam and arrested eight people. including 15-vcar-ol d Anne Frank. whose diary becam~ a tamous HolocatJSkra an:oun t. (S he died ,lt the Bergen-Belsen co n<:entration camp.) · On this elate: In 1735, "jury acl)uitted John Peter Zenger of the New York Weekl y Journa l uf sedn ious libel In 1790. the Coast Guard had ns hegmnmgs · as 'the Revenue Cutter Serv 1ce. In 1 79~. EngiJ>h romantiC poet Percy Bysshc Shelley was horn 111 F1cld Place. England . · In 1830. 'pl an s lor the ~ u y of Ch1cago were laiu out. In 1892. Andrew and Abby B orden were axed to death in their home 111 Fall River. Mass . Li zz1e Borden. Andrew Bon.lt!n 's Jaug.hter f1om a previous nMrnage. was accused of the ki llings. but acquitted .11 trio~l. · In 191 4, Britain declared war on G e rman~ while the United Sto~tes procl,Jimed 11s neutraln y. · ·. In 19 16, the Um ted States· purch.tscd the Damsh Vtrgin Islands for $~5 million. In 1964. the bod1es of tm ss in~ civil ri ghts v.m-kers Mi chael H. Schwernc r. Andrew G~uodman al1d Jame s E. Chaney were tuund buried in an earthen dam in Mi ssiSSi ppi . In 1977. PresH.lent Carter signed " measure esta bl ishing the Department of Energy. · Ten yews ago· Croat forces la un ched ,, massive attack on breakaway Serbs in their se lf- proclaimed capital of Knin. Fi-ve years ago· Fre sh from the Republican National ~onvention in Ph1ladelph1a, GOP prestdential nominee George W. Bu sh and running mate Dick Cheney beg,m an a ir and nul tour of four swing states · Pennsylvama. Ohio, Michigan and Il linOi s Fo1 hts p;u1. Democrati c pres idential candidate 1\ 1 G01e mocked the Repub lican gathering as a speciat-interests-sponsored sham . One year ago Ri ch.1rd Smith. a Staten Island ferry ptlot, pleaded gu ilty to man slaughter ch.trges in a crash that )<illed I I commuters the previous October. acknowledgmg that he' d passed out at the helm afte r arnving at work with 111edication 111 hi s system. Former teacher Mary Kay Letourneau. convicted of having sex with a sixth-grade pupil, was released from a Washington state pri son. : Today\ Blflhdays: Journali st Helen Thomas is 85 Singer rrankie' Ford is 66. Actor-comedian Rich;ud Belzer is 61. Actor-screenwriter Billy Bob Thornton is 50. Track star Mary Decker Slaney is 47. TV producer Michae l Gelman . ("Live with Regis and Kell y") is 44. Baseball p1tcher Roger q emens is 43 Rock musician Roh C1eka (Boo Radleys) 1s ~7. Actor Michael DeLuiSe is 36. Actor And y Hallett .("Angel") IS 3(). Rh ythm -and-blues singe r-actor Marques :Houston is 24. 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E)(t 12 earner serv1ce ts avatlable Mail Subscription Inside Meigs County 13 Weeks 26 W eeks S2 We'eks .132 26 . .'64 20 . 1 127 11 E-mail · news @mydailysen tt nel co m ww~ Web. mydallysenhnel com Outside Meigs County 13 Weeks . . . . ... ~ 53 55 26 Weeks 52 Weeks . . . .. President Bu sh once made improving American high schools a top priority for his second term. It 's a task wide ly rega rded as Vital to the nation's future . But hts plan is goi ng now here in Congress . Bus iness leaders, governors and pundits say. and te st scores •·onfirm . that U.S. h1gh sc hoo ls are failing to eq ui p graduates with tne skil ls they need to compete in a global economy. Yet Bush 's ·proposal to ex te nd hi s No Child Left Benind ('NC LB ) re gime of standards . tes tin g· and accounlability to h1 gh sc hoo ls hasn' t eve n been introduced in Co ngress. And both hou ses rejected Bush 's $ 1.5 billipn plan for fundin g hi gh sc hool reform when it refused ro eliminate federal o~id for tradi ti on"! vocational edu cation. In stead, the Senate in Marc h voted 9'!-0 to reau tho rize th e $ 1 3 billion Perkin s Act without writing in any · performance standards for shop courses. In May. the House pas sed a bi ll with mod es t upgrades . 416-9. · • In an . interview. SecrJ:tary Education Margaret Spellings told me that ·'the people who don ' t want to chan ge (are) our problem - th e .peo pl e who li ve off th e vocational educauon program . They' re a very powerful interes t gro up'' . But Mike Petrilli , a for• mer Bu sh education official v.ho 's now v1ce pres ident for nati onal prog rams and policy of the co nse rvati ve Thom .1s B Fordham Foundation, said that Bu sh .e rred in trying to fund high school NCLB by zeroing our vor-cd. ''Tha t was dead on arrival ," he sa id. Bu sh should have found new money for hi gh sc hool reform . he satt.l And .' he added, '·one major problem with Bu sh's plan IS that 11 wasn 't much of a plan . It lacked an y specili clly." Spellings said that th e 1 . . 1r 12 10 142 1 Morton Kondracke administration probably won't propose -a ful,l-blown h1gh schoo l reform pl an until the 2001 NCLB la w. w hi ch currently applie s "o n ly to elementary and middle sdtoo ls, co mes up fo r . rea uth ori zat ion ~~ 2007. Th<lt means that Bu sh is likely to be out of office before the federal government has any real impact on the problem of hi gh sc hool perform ance, desp ite the pro mises made in the 2004 campaign , hi s State of. the Umon address and hi s budget. And, as Spelling s sa1d , the need for applyin g NCLB -style reform to h ig h sc hoo ls was de mon strated anew in the lat est Natio mtl Assessment of Educationa l Progress, re leased in July. It showed that Ameri can 9-year-olds have made signifi cant improvement in re ad1ng and math , especia ll y in the pas t f1ve ye ars. Thirtee n-year-o lds made ha ve made some progress. b'ut 17-year-olds have made none at all. "There are a lot of pundits talking about when .the change s happened," she said. "A ll I know is that we have had more progress in the last five years than in tl;Ie entire history of the tes t, start1ng in the earl y 1970s. So, you do th e math ., If it's true that NCLB has had a major impact on stu dent performance 111 lower grades, then why does n' t the admini strati on pres.s hari:ler for high school reform and put real money behind it? In general, the admini stration is far behtnd the curve on th e whole iss ue of sc1e nce , math and engi- by one-third between 1992 neering competition with and 2002. other countries, especiall y And, 11 sa id . federal China and India . tuntling for bas ic research Bu sh bel ieves that fre e in ·the phy s1cal sc iences as trade will help ex pand both a percenta ge oi· G DP has the U.S. and world ' ' eco nomies. But the corol - declined b y half sinc e la ry has to be that if low - · 1970. Bush is d01n g noth skill U.S . j obs are gomg to ing to increase it. migrate overseas, then the Defen se , ofticia ls pro United States must exce l in posed a new NDEA-style hi gh-technology · and have program tor sc ienc e and a high- sk ill work force to lan gua ges, fund ed at $900 do it. mil11 on a ye ar. but the Report after report has White House asked for docum ent ed the need lor an all -o ut effort aki n to on ly $ 155 milli on over a that which foll owed the five -yea1 period Sens. Edward Kennedy. Soviet Union 's surpri se launch of Sputmk in 1956. D-Mass .. and Susan Among other thmgs. Collin s, R-Main e, are Congress passed the 195R propo sing to double the National Defense fir st-year bud get of $10.3 Education Act (NDEA), a mill10n when the Defen se $4 billion program to boost science and math educa- Departmen t aut hon zation ti on, basic re searc h. for- bill come s to the Senate eign lan guage in stru cuon floor . ;:fnd area studi es. There's good news iJJ the A new study issued faet that the nation's govrecently by so me of the ernors are beg inmng to act nauon's maJor business to improve high schools, organizations ca lled for knowing that their states' doublin g the number of graduates· in science: tech- futur e depe nd s on a tramed nology, engineering and work force. But except for Spellin gs math by 2015, partly b;y upgrading math and sci- cheenn g the govern ors on . ence teaching 1n U.S. there's no lead ership L'O msc hools . . mg from Washington. "The cntical situation in Spellmgs told mt;. "We American 1nnovat1on need to engage tl1e ge neral threatens our standard of livin g at home and our public around thi s crisis leadership in the world.'' beca use people do not lllrn said John C astellani. pres i- on thei1 TV sets .md see dent of the Busine ss an y R~ sSJa n satel lites up Roundtable, on e of th e th ere. How do you mak e study's spon sors. "We can- thi s compelling for th e not wait for another Americ.m people'!" Sputnik to propel our enerOne answer clear ly gy forwa rd in this area ." The report noted that in a would be for tile pre sident re ce nt internalional assess- to. take it on and propose a ment of prohlem-so lvmg maJor Jmtiativc to upgrade s ~ i ll s among 15-year-old s. · ma th and sc ienc e educathe United States had the ti on. research anu foreign sma llest percentage of lop language insttuctJon. First. perform ers and largest per- though. he· d h.1ve to centage of low perlnrmer,s understand that there's " of any participau ng devel problem. oped country. (Mor/on Kondra ckc is It also reported that the percentage of U.S . students executn e e dit or of' Roll planning to pursu e engi- Call, tlt e nell ljJap er of neering deg rees dec lin ed Capitol Ht/1 .) The Daily Sentinel • Page As www .mydailysentinel.com Thursday, August 4 ; 2005 r Point slates~Friday concerts by river Obituaries lbelma L. Young M.cKelvey BY DIANE POTTORFF DPOITORFF@MYDAILYREG ISTER.COM WEST MIDDLES EX. Pa. Thelma L. Young McKel vey. 87, of Wes t MiddleSex. Pa.. formerly of Pomeroy and Huntmgton W. Va . pa ssed away July I X, 2005. She was a homemaker ant.! enjoyed tra ve lmg and 1imsic. Mrs. McKelvey was born Mi1rch 22. 19 18 in Pomeroy to Albert T. and Eli zabeth A Phillips Youn g. She gr.tduated in 1936 from Pomeroy Htgh Sehoul and was an active ol Hig hla wn member 1n Methodi st Church Huntmgton. W. Va . Thelma L. Youl)g McKelvey She was preceded in death by her parents. l1rst husband. Donald E. Holter ( 1959) and second hu sband. Woodrow W. McKelvey ( 1 99~): a son. Michael D. Holter. a nephev. : Robet t B. Morris; two sisters, Norm a L. Parker and Man e E. Morris: three brothers. Randojph , Hank and William Young, and one gra ndchild, Diane Holter. Surviv111g arc a so n. Patnck H. Ho lter and hi s wife. Donna. of West MiddleSex. P.l. nine grandchildre n, •12 great-grandchildJen. nieces . MyrtiS Parker. Rhanua Kranz; ne phews , Dan Morris. Bill Young and John Young. Burial was 011 Friday. July 29. 2005 at the White Chapel Mem01 ia l Gardens in Barbour>vill e. W. Va. · POIN.T PLEASANT. W.Va. ~ fvlany residents have di scovered diffe rent .entertainment on Friday n1 ght at Ri vetfront Park. Since the tirst Fnday in June, different artists have bee n performmg at the park for Mayor's Music Ni ght. Mayor's Music Ni ght was an 1dea to lttre residents of Mason County to VJSJt Riverfront Park ..Plus. 1t is free. Now, Mayor Jim Wilson is inviting everybody to attend . the free concerts at. the park. . This week's entertainment is Jammin '' On The Break. a blueg rass band from Mason County, said Denny , Bellamy. Mason Co unty · touri sm director. The concert will be cance led . im Aug. 12 fur th e Mason County F~ur, accurdmg to Jacob Hill , c1ty techni ca l adviSer. Begi nnmg on Aug. 19. Paul Doetfi nger will perform . Aug. 16 will be Ed Lowe Day as the C1 ty ot Poull Pleasant honors ilim on hi s 76th birthday with entertainment frfom noon to 2 p.m. at Riverfront Park , Hill said. Lowe volunteers for the city and does Web s1tes for not just Point Pleasant but fur Mason County, he said. Lowe also does photography at all events. The event will' be free and everyone is invited to bring a bag lunch and see Ed, Hill said. ' Crowds have avera ged about ISO people each week with an addlliona l I 00, dependin g on who IS performing ,, who enJOY hstening to a variety of mu sic, Bellamy said. The amphitheater can seat about I ,000 people. And the amphitheater is des1 gned to accommodate lawn chairs. "We have a very loyal group of people who come every week.'' he sa id. ''They k1ck back, enjoy the mu sic and eat q hot dog . It is relaxmg Ill the park and there is always a breeze blowing off the liver. People who haven't been there don't know what they are missing.'' And there is somethin g to do every Fri day n1ght in Point Pl,easant. Bellamy said the atmosphere JS informal and many concert-goers like to meet up with their friends. both old and new. And they usuall y return to the next concert the followi ng week . There have been only two nights that were not part of the concert series. the Ev an Roach Benefit · and Sternwheeler Regatta. Bellamy is grateful for one thing, no concert had to be canceled due to ram, he said. Last year, the first four shows were .e ll her canceled or postponed. "We ha ve been lucky thi s year with the weather," he said. One change was made during the middle of the concert se ri es. That was the start time. Concerts had started at 7 • p.m., but bec~use ol the heat. they now beg m at ~ p.m .. Bellamy sa1d . ' " It JS heau11tul whe n the sun beg ins to set and the water s parkles," he sa id "The musi cian s love it. " And- so do the boaters who are on the Oh10 R1ver. · About six to seve n boats surroun c.j the amphnheater as the ow~ers and their guests listen to the entertammenl, Bollamy sa id! "The best place to li sten to the muSJc JS out on the river," he sa1d. " I ha ve been told the muSJc sounds better out the1e." During the Frid ay night . performance. there is more than one band <>r _artist, he said Us ual lv one artist will perform for· abvut an hour then th e other perform ers take the stage The show Will normally las t abo ut two hours. "We let them play lor however lo ng they want .' ' Bellam y said. "We have had exce llent entertainment." Point Pleasant is' the first cit y to offer these free Friday evenmg concerts. he said H-untingto n. Charleston and Galli poll s are just some cities openmg their ri verfront parks tor summer concerts. Bellamy said the summer concert sene s will be contJnumg for many years. • Ark Deaths from Page A1 Lela May lbomas for children with miniature cows, horses. sheep. pyg my goats. pigs and donkeys. Thi s is the eighth ye ar in the Blood Power Mm1 stnes of Gall ipo li s Ferry, W.Va . has presented the dram a v. ith a cast of around 30 peopl e. MembeiS of Hill side Bapti st Church · ,tl so participate in the drama and sell concessions to the free event. ··we do take up a love offering, bu t it IS free to everyone," Jamie Humph1ey of Hill s1de BaptiSt Church MASON. W.Va - Lela May Thomas. 92. of Mason, W.Va. died Tuesday. Aug 2. 2005 at Overbrook Center. · She was preceded in death by her husband. William Thomas. Funeral sc1 vtccs Wil l be held at II a.m. Friday at the .Foglesong-Tucker !Feral Home. Burial wil l be in Oh10 Valley Memory Gardens. G.dlipolis. Fnend s may call 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the funer,tl home . Condolences ma y be sent to fog lesongt ucker@myway.com Margaret Butcher MIDDLEPORT - Grave side services Will be held for Margaret Butcher at 2 p.m. on Saturday at the Gravel Hill Cemetery m Cheshire w1 th AI Hartson officiating. Mrs Butcher. formerly of Mtddl eport, died on July 14,2005 in Tex as. Local arrangements were handled by the Middleport Chapel of Fisher Funeral Home. sa id. There are around 300 · chalfS provided for seatin g but the public IS welcome to V-2 robot newest safety tool in m,ine ·emergencies bri ng their own. The amphitheater etched out of the hillside provtdes a perpetual seat on the grass and view of Noah 's tale. BY RAMESH SANTANAM When the play returns from ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER intermi Ss ion a large ~t: ret:n drops onto the ark and a short HUNKER . Pa. The mov1e " shown to explain newest tool 111 mme sal cty IS how the characters came to 30 inches w1de. 50 mchcs tall the ark before the ac tors take and has removabk arms. The rescue robot. dubbed Vthe stage once more for the 2, was de ve loped to entet seco nd act. mmes dunng emet ge ncies to Humphrey' s said that tleterm ine possible esc.tpe although the play JS the same routes for thm;e trapped inside each mght. it also changes and whethe1 it's safe for and evolves over the week humans to go in. The robot with added dialogue and was unvei led to the public Wednesday at the Mine Safety improve. and Health Admini strati on 's " It will be a totally differdi strict office, about 30 miles ent play hy the end of the south of Pittsburgh . week," Humphrey added. "Sometimes we don't have The play has free parkmg to put our team members in and ex pose them to some of and is handicap accessible. th e ilazards.'' sa id V1rgil Brown. MSHA's mine emerge ncy unit special ist, who also op e~a te s the robot ·'We don' t wun t our resc uers to d ie." Equ1pped with a surveilla nce camera, as well as various atmospheric detectors. the rohot can tell oflicial s what condllJons ex ist in a mme before anyo ne is sent in . The robot IS a modified-version of · an old robot used by the MSHA. officials said the difference is that the newer V-2 can be used where potentially · expl o~ 1 ve gase s are ev1dent. V-2 already has been put to good use. Recently. it was sent 1.800 feel down a McClure,· Vu .. mme that the mining conipuny wamed to reopen Cookie-cutter press criticism If there's anything you'll never read 111 thi s co lumn . it \ a categorical defe nse of the new s m e dic~ One way or :moth er. my last thre e book s have been about th e terri hi e harm done to individuals · and the co untry by slipshod and di Shonest report mg. Am ong th ose c rtticil(~ d LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Reader Services Thursday, August 4,·2005 Will Bush abandon promise to _,upgrade US. high schools? The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio PageA4 mo!-i t vigorously hav e bee n so me of th e maJor so-call ed ~' liberal " new s organi za ti ons broadcast and print H'ere \ how I put it in a 2003 Harper 's' rev iew of Eric Alterman's fm c book, " What Liberal Med ia'': . The Truth About Bias and the News" · "' bia s.' le ft or n g ht. 1sn ' t an adequate word for , what' s taken pl ace over the la st decade or th ereabouts. Claimin g the m01 al authonty of a code ol profess ional ethi cs it idealizes in th e abstract, but repudiates in practi ce. today's Washtngton press corps has grown as decadent and self-protecti ve as any pol itician or in terest group whose behavior 11 purports to mnniror .. I v.n uld n't stipu late a Golden Age of American IO urn aiiSm. but I wou ld argue thdt TV fame and muney ha\C become big facto"' . corrup{ing Celebri ty journali sts and sleazy t<~b loid cove rage l1ave ex"ted since American newspapers beean more than three ce~tuncs ago But ttl'e Amcncan press ,used to be re gulated by an tnlormal but fair!~ effective honor · ~y:-,tt:lll. Now it run' on ~1 star system not mtlikt' Holl y'"""l' s. On ce :1 Jcg.re e of profe, ~ ion,tl 'T" · " ABC CBS , CNN. NBC·, CNN , th e Los Angele s Times . The Ne'<' York T1mc s. The · Wa sh1n gto n Po st." Actually. yes. as the sen ' Gene tcnce foll ow mg the one he Lyons quoted memi oned the last tw o newspa pers' rule in toutmg Iraq 's WMDs . But It wasn'.t the te l1bility " ac hi eved, n 's low's poor log ic that hard to lose . struck me. It was reading I'd cite currently impris- the same co mplaint m vJr· oned New York Times tually , the sa me words reporter Judith M1ll er as from a dozen readers. Exhibit A. Her bungled When that happens. you "exclus ive s" on Iraq's know you' re dealin g with mythical WMDs did as re cycled propaga nda So I much to drive the U.S. to Googled the li st of alleged war as the Bu sh admini s- Democ ratic media outlets tration's fanciful geo po lit- exactly as he ' d pre sented ical imagineers . If she 11· . were a sports reporter, I got almost I00 hit s. she ' d ~ av~bee n ia ugh ed most traceable to a ri ght out o l pro essJon . w111 g Wa shington outfit Baseball fan s demand that ' ca lled the Media Resea rch Center (MRC). . which you get the score' n ght. I 1ecentl y wrote a col. . umn about the GOP media ex~ sl s to bully JOurnalists machme's domination of w o stray from the GOP Washmgton . "Outfn s IJ ke party _lm e: olte n thro ~ g h FoxN ews. The Washington the d<~rk art of se lect1ve Times and Wa ll Street nH squotat Jon. My favunte Journal ed itori al page. " it was when MRC honcho said. "serve as propaganda Brent Bozell m~de the TV organs, of the Republi can ta lk -show c trcuJt clanmng Nat 1onal Co mmitt ee. " 1 then-New York T1me s ed Jknew th,n would annoy t\)r. Howe ll Ra1n es had some people. be.:ause o ne s h ow 1~ con~.empt fo r ·_' real o f contem porary conser- Amen cans by WfltJn g vati sm's artides of faith is that Ronald Reagan that although th e GO P "couldn 't tie his s h oe l ace:~ controls all three branches 11 hiS l1 le depended on 11. of govern ment , it's conBob Somerb y at dailystant ly being picked on _ howler.com tracked down boo -hoo . the quote . Turn s · out it Sure enough. the Iellers came from a book Raine;, and e- nuiils came rollm g wrote aboui fi shing. He 1n. What reall y chapped was quoting a Camp some readers was my David fishing guide . Th e point th at th'c Democrats guide was talking not ha ve no eq uival ent appa- .1hout Reagan·s hrainpow ratus. One guy w;mtcd to e1. but his lack of interest know 1f I'd ever heard of' 111 tyJ)lg trout fl ies . Peop le. nobody makes that k1nd ol · "m istake" accidentally . Meanwhile,_· if th e ·news organi zation s on MR C's launpry li s t owe Ieahy to the Democ rat iC Party, they've an odd way ot showi-ng it. All of the above pu shed the phony Whllew ate r . sc anda l for played years. . They Clinton's sex ual sin s biggel than the invasion o f Normandy . Their cove ra ge ol the 2000 election c learly favored Bu sh. and their fmlure to effe cti ve ly expose th e "S wift Bo c~ t " dirty tricksters prnhab !y de c1ded the 2004 election. Their collective performance during the run -up to the ~ra q war was a · nallonal di sgrace. .I Otherwise. yeah, they' re more " libe ral" than Rush Limbaugh But then that\ how the . fundam ent ali st mind work s in reli gion and pol iti cs: you ' re either with them I 00 percent. or you're the enemy. in that regard, no se lf-respectin g press organi za t'IOn ca n he anything but " libera l" in the sense of .sharing a post :e nli ghte nment worldview that d1 stm gu is hes between fact and belief. And facts . see, are the enemy of dogma. . (Arka11sas Dl'llw crat Ga ~ elle < ulum/IHI Gene Lyonf; is a national ma gamrarJ wiHill' r and t'o- ' aut/tor of "I he Hunting of ~m e the Prnidc11t. (St. Marl/It\· Pn•,11, 2000) . You . can l'-mttil L' on\ at ~r::ene ­ /ro/1.\ 2Qc 1hcgloha /.net. )· Char1ene Hoefllch/ photo Worktng on scaffolding, Jordan Wi lson. Katte Seyfferle , Michele Post, and Beka Bolmtba paint the wa lls of the gymnasium at the Mulbe rr y Communtty Center. Mission from PageA1 Brian J. Reed / photo Bethel Worshi p Center Pastor Rob Barber and h>s wife, Tam mi . are pictured wtth Bil ly Francis at the high-tech sound console in the sanctuary of the new church. State-of-the-art technology wtll play an 1mportan t part tn the worsh ip s~rvtces at thts contemporary chuFch. Church from PageA1 years . The gro\vi ng church, a part of the growing pra1se and wors hip movement tJ1at has attr'ucted many former mamline-denominalton Chnstians, has been meetmg in the old Chester Elementary Sc hool for two years. It met in the Tuppers Plains School for a year prior to that. The congregation originated m the South Bethel Community Church, then known as South Bethel New 'Testament Chur(:h. on nearby Silv,er R1dge. " It 's been a blessing to have use of the school buildmg . It has served us well. hut • • we're excited to be in the new church.'' Barber said. ·'We plan a special cele bration to open the chu r~h· at I0 a.m. on Sunday:· Barber said. JHETT Construction of Tuppers · Plains , owned by Bethel member Malt Hensley. oversaw construction of the church, wh ich was designed to specificatio ns by Athens Engmeer Ron Daw son The chu rch is 21 sl'century m every way. In addi tion to its modern architectural design and decor, the church boasts a multimed ia system wh-ich inc ludes a state-of-the-art sound syste m and a large video screen above the pu lpit. B'arber said . he plans to mcorporme the use of modern technolog y in his Sunday worship se rvi ces. . I • She exp lained that the kids pay their own way. "The y are enco ura ged to earn money for halt of . their expenses before askmg their parents or someone else for ,. 1he rest. _ Damaged by recent fl Dods the ~azebos had been . repaired by the Pomeroy village workers and were ready for that new coa t of paint. Tyl er Tatum. 13. sa id ~ allowing the dtsplay of se rmon notes and Iynes to the live contemporary Christwn music that forms the bi1sis of the church 's worsh1 p. Attendance at the church averages_ 165 on Sunday morning. Barber said .. ~md from Page A1 includes people from the local wm munities of Chester. Tuppers Pl.1ins and Blaettnar said an official Reedsville. and from as f:lr cause for 'the fire has not been away as Mason. W.Va. and determined and that it d1d not look suspicious. . Athens. AlonQ \1 ith Pomero y's The Barbers are nati ve to three trucks and 14 fireeastem Meigs Cou nt y both gradu<nes of Ea>tern fi ght er>. the Middleport High School They lclt the Vo lunteer F1re Department community for Athens in responded wuh one tru ck five firefighters 1983. and moved hack to and Metgs County in 1997 . They Middleport ha' an automat now li~c on Ohio 6R I near ic response ,tgree mcnt "ith .Pomeroy Reedsvi lle. he was glad to be help1ng the town out and was real ly ha ving fun do1 ng it There was not one compla mt about the hot hum1d weat her desp ite te mper.nures n1 th e 90s. At the Mulberry Community Cente r still in the process of renovati on , the large gym nasium was bemg given a badly needed coat of pa1nt. The all-girl crew climbed on scaffolding to reach the wall around the hi gh ceil in g. and moved about o~ s if they had been workmg at those heights all the1r li ves They we re all smiles .when they stepped buck to look at their wo1 k. For mo.st of the kids ll was thei r first mJ sSJo n outmg. 11 1\i.a' appa rent they were h.tpp) to he here and anxious to fulfill th e1r mission · of mak1ng a dillere nce. Fire Priday, August 12, 2005 @ Middlepo11 Football Field Pearl Street, Middlepo11. OH IRam Lo<alion:~teiJ!' HipSdleel) Showtime: 7:30 P.M TICkets: sI 0 ad\ anee. s15 at Gate Kids 5 and under FREE' Tickets available at the following locations:Pomeroy. OH-Dans's, Fanner's Bank. M1ddlepon . OH -Hometown Market, King Ace Hardware, Middlcpo11 Dept Store Gallipol", OH-Farmers Bank. Pt Pleasan1. ~V- Peoplcs Ban k Bring Your l. ~mn For mon· inrnnnntion \\\\ ".rh l' rdt~ pla~ersohio.or~ ur 1' :1!1 7.&0-992-67::9 . A �TheDaily Sentinel PageA6 OHIO /. Ohi~-based Marines battalion loses 20 members in Iraq BROOK PARK - On an ordinary day the nondescript brick building ·that sits off the bustling interstate tends to be the kind of place people pa" by, without sec<md thought. But not Wednesday. nc>l the day the ·. 3rd Banal ion. 25th .Marines headqu;u1ered in that old schoolhouse leamed tllat 14 more of its members had perished in Iraq. The news came just hours after this workingclass community began mouq1- ing th~: loss or six other Marines assigned to the hattal ion who were killed Monday while on sni per duty in Iraq. Vicki Gibbons. a corpora l in the reserve unit's admin istrati-ve office from I ~7 .1 throu gh 197X ~ co uldn 't pass by Wednesday. "It's just heart-rending to come back to this place where I served and rcal ii.C the • kind of sacrifice the s~o.· Marines are m;.tking ... saitl Gibbons. wearinl! a gray Marines T-shirt. as sill' placed six red L·arnalionS against a chain-link fence surrounding the battalion's home base. "A Marine is always a Marine and I feel ~reat sorrow and sympathy for th ei r familks. " . Chris Clark. 48. of Brook Park. rode her bicycle to the training center Ill drop ull a sma ll~ hite teddy bear. A note atl<lcheu asked that the bear go fll une uf the children of the dead Marines. "It's a terrible. terri ble th ing what has happened. I was crying and my mom was ·crying like crazy. too.'' she said . There were tears for the Marines from Columbus. too. The Lima Company based there cal led nine of the 14 ·theirs. It was JUSt May when fou r Marines from the same unit were killed in one operation in Iraq . Rosemary Palmer of Cleveland said her son, Lance Cpl. Edward Schroeder. 23. was one of the 14. "He WlL' persuaded that if he joined the Marines he would get a new sense of purpose," Palmer said. She said her son joined the military in 2002 despite her opposition - she Fonner teachers' retirement fund . . leader accused of accepting illegal gifts COLUMBUS (AP) . The former head of the state's teachers' retirement fund was charged Wednesday wilh illegally accepting golf rounds, theater tickets imd other gifts . while directing ' the system • serving 410,000 active. and retired educators with assets of about $54 billion. , Herbert Dyer was forced to ~esign in August 2003 after . criticism that the State Teachers Retirement System had spent millions of dollars on bonuses, artwork and travel while assets plunged. He also apologized for saying that retirees needed to eat out less if they couldn't afford the fund's higher health insurance costs. · , AP Photo This week would mark the U.S . Army reservist Sgt. Eric Lynn clips· prayer cards on memorials near the entrance of the. 3rd legal two-year deadline to Battalion. 25th Marines, headquarte rs in Brook Park Wednesday. Brook Park residents piled red file charges for misdemeanor roses. American flags, handwntten.-notes of condolences and white crosses for the 20 members ethics violations . of the Marine battalion who were kil led in Iraq over two days in the first week of August. Dyer, 66, was charged with four counts of confl ict of interest and one count of failing to report gifts on a required financial disclosure fonil. · Columbus city attorn,eys accuse him of accepting golf, : meals and tickets to the show "Hairspray" in 1998 to 2003 ·from Tacoma, Wash.-based Ru sse ll lnv es tme~t Group, formerly the Frank Russell Co., while Russell invested money for t~e retirement system. Dyer also is accused of failing to list Russell as a source of gifts in 2002. A court appearance is set for Sept. 8 in Franklin County Municipal Court. Telephone messages seck- . ing comment were -left with Russell, at Dyer's home iii Powell and at the Cleveland office of the attorney who represented him when he worked for the retirement system, Gerald Chattman. 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The Browns added defen -sive ba<:k Ai1twan Harri s. who played 52 regular-seaso n and three pl;1yoff games for the Patriots from 20000 J, and defensive tackl e Ethan Kell ey. The 6-foot-2, 30.1-pound Kelley appeared in · one game last season for New England and got one tackle. Harri s, 5-9 and 194 pounds, made two key plays in New England's drive to it s 2002 Super Bowl title. He scored on a lateral following a blocked in an AFC punt Championship gmi1e win over Pittsburgh, then forced a fumble that led to a touchdown in the Super Bowl again st St. Loui s. Cleveland also waived Q.mning back Chad Scott and defensive lin eman Ellery Moore; Cincinnati scalps Braves, 8-5 • Sunday, September 18, 2005 f . . . . . . . . . . . . ~,...... ,..._..,.. _ _,..,. Gift Certificate! I. .....,.............. . Pt:Pieasant at Wahama (Riverside). 10 a.m CLEVELAND (APJ They . don't have pinstripes, a boundless payrull or close to as " many pennants. But with less than two months left in the sei!So n, the Cleveland Indian s have one more win than the New York . Yankees. Somewhere . in sticky Florida, The Boss is steaming. Ben Broussard homered to begin a six-run inning against Mike Mussina and ended the rally with an RBI · single, leading Cleveland to a 7-4 win over fhe Yankees on Wed ne sday night. Dominated by Mu ssina ( 10-7) for four innings, Cleveland s~ored six times in the lifth off the righthander. who came in 4-0 in his previous six starts · against the Indians but lost to them for .the tirst time since April 3, 2000. · "He was putting on a clinic," Broussard said. " He 1vas up, down, using · both sides of the . plate. And then we got it going. For us. tu be able to do that against him is pretty cool." Cleveland, which has won five of six . improved to 35- 1 when scoring six runs or more. "Well," Ronnie Belliard said upon learning the lopsided stat. "I hope we can keep scoring six runs." 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B;1scball spokesman Rich Congrc" in March hut before Levin said the document s he rccmdcd hi, .i.OOOth hit would he released as request- la.st momh. THat metub he ell "in a timely manner." b(n reached the mik,tone ~ did not give specific' and did joining Hank Aaron. Willie not know if they wou ld be Mays and Eddie Murray as made public on<:e received . the .Jnly player.s with 3.000 Palmciro, \vho testi fied hits and 500 homers - after before a congre>Sional panel he knew about th e · pos iti~e in March that he "never used . resul ts. the source told the steruids," became basehall's AP. · highest-prMile player to receive a 10-dHy suspcns,ion Please see Congress, Bl All proceeds go to the Pleasant Valley Hospital Founqation , . . No Closing Costs/ No First-Year Annual Fee! ._,~_,......._,Sl!O,OCIO. sta t ement said. "He has agreed to authorize the rel ease of all relevant documents to t h c Comm ittee. which wi ll heir us fully understand Palmelro the facts of the situation. 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Eleanor Matelski. tiple casualties !Jas been toy gLms when he was a kid. 69. said as she angrily tore up heightened in Iraq because Members of Jrd Battalion, a paper cup that had held her reserve troops train and fight ~5th Mari'nes, based in this morning coffee. together - unlike in Vietnam, blue -co llar Cleve land suburb "Tel l Bush to get our sol- which was fought largely by of 2 1,000, were l\Ctivatad in diers out of there now before active-duty troops who were · January ;md went "to Iraq in any more of our soldiers die. replaced by individual solMarch. This is getting to be ridicu- diers from around the nation. · The 3rd Battalion, 25th Mayor Mark Elliott, who lous,"·she said. Manager Pat Wilsox , who Marines, was first activated displays in his office a photoOvernight (1-6 a.m.) · Thursday, August 4 graph of the city tlag 11own said some of the reserves from . on May I, 1943, and fought in Morning (7 a.m.-Noon) There is a slim chance that it over the Iraq _headquarters of the battalion frequent the several battles in World War Temperatures will rise from could rain. Temperatures will the Brook Park battalion. said doughnut shop, threw her II. It helped capture a key air- 70 to 91 by late this morning. hold steady around 72 with a memorial service is in the hand over her heart when she field at the Battle of lwo Jima. Skies will be mostly sunny to today's low of 70 occurring works. The city is giv ing out heard the news that the unit in' the Pacific . Before this partly cloudy with 5 MPH around 6 a.m. Skies will be American !lags to its resi- had suffered more losses. "Oh week's de ad, the unit's Web winds from the south turning partly cloudy to cloudy with 5 d~11ts in honor of the dead. my God," she said softly. ''I'm site li sted 25 of its Marines from the southwest · as the MPH winds from the north " It 's very ~motio oal , v,ery all for protection but this is had bee n killed this year. morning progresses. ' turni,ng from the southwest as somber." Elliott said getting a little bit ridiculous." The battalion has units in Afternoon (1-6 p.m.) the ovemight progresses. Wednesday. Bob Fekete, manager of a Brook Park, Columbus, Akron, Temperatures will stay " I was there the day they tire sh.op near the battalion, Moundsville, · W.Va., and near 94 with today's high of Friday, August 5 shipped out," he said. said the losses weighed heav- Buffalo, N.Y. The West 95 occurring around 4 p.m. Morning (7 a.m.-Noo11) "'They're very much" part of ily on him . He has done auto Virginia unit said. it had none Skies will be mostly sunny It will be a humid and our comnutnity." work for some of the head- of the casualties. The units of with 5 MPH winds from the cloudy morning. Temperatures At Amy Joy Donuts ju st .. " quarters: Marines. the other five M<lfines killed west turning from the south- will climb from 69 to 83 by few steps from the training Still, Fekete, who served were not immediately released. west as the afternoon pro- late this morning. Winds will _' center in Brook Park, nearly with the Marines during That made for some anx- gresses. be 5 MPH from the northwest allthe customers sitt ing at th e Vietnam, did not express the ious relatives who spent Evening. (7 p.m.-Mid11ight) turning from the north as the counter having breakfast sa id anger some of his neighbors · Wednesday waiting for word. Expect nothing more than a morning progresses. they knew someone connect- did. " It's just one of those "We just wait until the time passing shower. Temperatures Aftemoon ( 1-6 p.m.) cd tu the battaliun. News vf things. It's part of the game," · passes and someone doesn't will fall from 93 early this It will remain humid and the deaths both saddened and ' he said in the shop's lobby dec- knock on the dour," said Jim evening to 76. Skies will cloudy. Light rain is forecasted. angered them. orated with Ameocan flags and Rice of Pickerington. His range from mostly clear to The rain should start by 3 p.m. · "You never know who it a box filled witli toys being col- son, Lance Cpl. Andrew cloudy with 5 MPH -winds . Accumulations of 0.09 inches Rice, is a member of the from the southwest turning are l?redicted. Temperatures could be. It could be your j:lest lected for a Marine charity. frien d. It could be your husThe risk that the same geo- Lima Coinpany and will turn from the northeast as the will hnger at 86. 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Bu t ..,t'\e J.tl d<Kt~w·.. \\ho \~ 111 t.tkc "' lo ll~ " he"!ltd lllL he S,lltj Wednesd,l\ It s Jli 'l liHolhcr ex.11np k <>I ' " "' the pl.t)ets rule It ... olw.:u n~.; t ~..:' b pos 1 ll \t' thl' lk l ..:l lll ll~d ii O il 'huulu be muc h ytllcke t .md the p11 111 slt me nl shou ld he tl Cd t t il~ .., Ltd d i "t.:.l'-.t: 'Nedn esd.11 th.ll the 1 IL' ,\\ t!Lh ed to othe1 d1 u~" 111 p.ut bcL: .au ... e .., t,\JHll olol hd.., bee n h.ud to ob t.tllt toul in d\ 0 \ .t li\Jil Ph .tt lll.tL Lll lfL.tls Inc h,ts the exc lusl\e Un1 tuJ S tdks 11 g h h to Jll .tll l!l all UJ c th e dr ug but stopped lll.tklllg 11 twu ye.u.. , .tgu U llll fhtl1\ JliCSiden t Jelt AIDil l!! s,ud Pdillle ll o "·'' the sc1ent h pld\Ct tn f,dJ under b."' ball s ne11 tuug ltet s t e~<mh polic) Se.ttt le M.11 mer> 112ht h.md e1 Ry.m Ft .mkltn bec.1 me the e1;hr h " hen h, '"'s .dso suspendeu I 0 d 11' mu ch mol t: -..t:\t' re Sta11ozn lol knDv. n hy lite h1.1nd n am~ \\J n:-;tt ol 1s moq not.tb ly llll kLd to th e 0 1) mp1 c sp11nt e1 Ben Johnson o t C.m tda 11 bo w,ts hll 1pped o f IllS I 00 mctc t gol d med<il 111 19R8 It " not d\,Uidhic Ill 0\Ct- th t"-lOll lll l'l su ppiLmLnts .md IS kn l>\\11 .1s .t pOIICilul slie n ~t ll ·h u t l dc l to1 t 'Ju l.ltJon T ue-,dd\ Thursday, August 4, 2005 4, 2 005 Sentinel - 3Re ster CLASSIFIED We Cove ~rtbune- BY JAY COH EN tory of the NFL when Pollard was an elustve run nmg: back and coach 111 a league re luct.mt to emplm black pl.t)els For me, I dtdn' t know that mudt .tbout hnn unull staned rc~t dmg and he,tnng some tl11 ngs .mel then domg the JC.._e:ulh on 11 . . ~au..l lndl.m,tpohs Colts co.tch Tmt) Dung1 one ol stx bl.1ck he.td co.tchcs 111 the le.tQue tod.ty In the p10-tntcgr,n'ton ul the ~.unc I thmk 11 s mtet· es1111g ih tt he IH1lllnl) pl.t)ed the ~.tnh~ but Ln ..n.:hed 11 • Frcue!ICk Duug l.t" Poll.ud n.uned to r the I.II!HHIS hl.t~ k .ibtlht! Oil ls( stood ~ loot 9 .tnd 165 p11umb ~ct stall ed .It Brown Llnllclsil) he ! 01~ lll llllllg prokssr on.tl I he \\I (!·lime All Amcllc .tn h,tl lb.tck becune tile lust hl.tck pl.1ye1 111 the Rose Bow l 1n 19 16 , 1 hl l h!l tgo Jhll l\C se t \Cd 111 'A OIILl w.,r l .mu u1 19 19 be fOI!teJ the '\ k1011 P1os ol the t\.mc1 tL.lll P1 o t es~ t on.il Fouth 1ll Le.tgue whtch 11 as re named the Amen c.tn P>okss ton.tl Footba ll Assonauon the next year He led <\kron tO the champ•· onsh1p 111 1920 and became the tir" black coach m NFL h"tOr) when Itt> played and served as co coach 111 192 1 The APFA "·" tcnamed the NFL Ill ·1922 Polldrd "'"Ids! dild powet Ju l.• mel one ol the !111111 dr,l\\S Ill the Je,t2UC s lllfdnLV Hl· wa~ .1 ....,t:l\ ru2ced mdtvtdu.tl He 11.1s excel lent 111 track He \l,h ,, p1e11v good b.isketb.ill ( pl.t\ erl he w._ts good dt haseb.lll He v.~1s rust .tlmost .ttMlltral athlete. s,uJ John M Can oil a h!SlO 1) 1~ • ofess01 .tt L1111.tr Un 11 C!Sity .md the .wtbor of the book Fnu Poll uJ P1o necr 111 R.1u.tl '\J1 .mccmcnt ·ben though hew.~> sm.tl l l th mk he h.td tnuedtblv good talents l>l speed and .tlso a s1g n th at satd Th1 s " 11h,1t $20 S mtl11on b u ys~· I do n"t thu1k'you need t<t be told 111 August ho" from Page Bl · tm poildnt evet) tili ng " Y1nkcc.., mdnageJ Joe Torre The lef t IMndei ,t\Jmwd tour s.Hd We need to put .1 W 1uns .mel ~ 1 ghi hit' 111 6 2· 3 up there We ve let some lll lli!H!S tlt 111 gs get .tWa\ t10 m us At Boll Hu11 1v .utd Scott th1 s l1 mc o! )ea1 ga me' di C S.t u ~il''' k ~or the lnd i.til' llllll.:l1 11l01C p l fLlO U s V..'t? to the ntn lh bdme Bob h.11 c to li ~ h t to get b,1ck to \\ icklll.lll ~0( thlce LJUick w'he re 1\C ~WC ! e ' ou ts lo r hiS A I k .ld lllU M uss1 rt .1 m.tde l nd l.lil' ]~ th S.t\e Il l his 7CJ()th h tltcrs look stl l', to1 lOlli Ld l eer ,1ppe 11 .lllCC' JllnJt1!..!:-. 1111..1 Lt uJ seU In t o H1 ~ J o t ~e Po-.,ddtt h rl .1 1\\0 l ilth lc.td 1n ~ .J 0 B ut run h71111CI tnt the 'y mkees C lncl.l!ld 'Ctllcd SIX runs Ne11 'rn1k d10pped 4 1/2 - lou t 11 11h t<Vu out s ~.ums behin d Ill S! pl.tce tlL~JJnst the JH!. ht ha nde 1 Boston 111 th e AL E.tst ·.,nd 1\'hu tlue\\ 59 pitches Ill the the Y,utkees ('i6 .llJ ) .11e l11 't lOIII lllll lll 2S .tlld 4.+ 1u<t ,, b.t lt g 1111e tl1e.td o l bdote be111g pulled 111 th e the lnd 1.uts 't 'i7 51 J 111 th e til th lll ll iUtC.IIll " i\d-cald SLI.IIl1A d isa• tcl M usst n.t Sd id I JUq cou ldn ' t get 11 hiL • It \h i s the "euand stld l ~...ht n ght I tned e1ervthm g I h.td good stutl but fm 10 11 111 01 e1 New Yo1k to1 the lnd l.! lls 11 ho>c $42 mtl l1 on b.t tters 1 couldn t uo .tn) p.t) rol l " IoUgh !) one ttt th tlt1 n~ 11ght Fc11 .tbo ut o ne o f wh.tl Y.tt1kees owne r h a ll ~l10.ir I th rcll the \\ro n ~ Gco1ge Ste1n brc nn e1 has pttch at the wro ng li me 1111 e<ted 111 hts st.u <tu dd ed When you're lc.Hiing 4-0 sq ll id .md th.ll h.t ppc ns, It ' d!S.tp One lnd1.111 s ian mocke d potn t!ll g It s l rustratln g I the llll .!llLI.tl dtspdll l\ Wit h don l h l\t ~m .tnsv.e r I Wi> h I diU ' In the td th ·" .1 no te on the lett lt el d "01eboard p1oLI .u med He Ltkes to ~SSOCIATED PRESS Elc.mor Pollard Tu" ns was .t !tesl\m,m .tt \\est Vtr>!lllt.l State "' 19-10 1\ hen .m(nher student 1ushed up to her to t.ilk .1bout her l.nhct FntL Pnlla1d the lust hl 11k he.td cntdt 111 i\FL lllstor\ She h. t-.. nmci ..i ort:nHen the exru lUlu.: He h•ld me ho11 11cll he tPoll.lfd l "·'' ltked 111 New ) "' k .tnd ln•11 be h.td hclpeJ Ill til~ \uun.g people .....ud lo\\lh S1 l)t (hK.H.!tl I \\tb illl plL\'It: J \\ lt h th.tl 'o hec.tusc ,, lot <>I people dLHl I dP t\i.tl .mothr.:-1 1~t1sun to he llllJliLSSeu "hen he! ltth~t 1-. 1nJultC'd t !lt l) LhL P1o F<Htlh.ill H til Dl I llllC Ill ( .1111on Ohio on S.tlltd.!) Poll.ud .md Bcllll\ Fmdm tn " ptohlic lJUdl lelb.tL' 111 the J<J]l), 11111 -" 1111<\ 1hc H ti l posthunH>usl) ~lod"' 11 d.1v p.tsscrs D 111 ~ ~ """" .IIlLI Ste\c YmliL .1ho 111ll be md ucteJ ' Poll.ud' inJuctiOil \\ti l shme" h~h t <ln 1he e.1il' lm ' . Indians after he was tackled sa1d Fntz Pollard III. one of hts grand>ons who has lobb1ed for yeats for h1s tnductton 11110 the Hall of Fame In t-hat cr,1 JUSt to pia) yo~ h.1d to be tough " the £r.tndson satd These guy> thC) h.td ,1 ICglil.tr JOb TillS wasn t ther r t ull -t1me JOb T hey had a JOb and the) 1\ould gu out there a n~ thiS wds hke a 1\eekend th tng to p1ck up extr<l mo nc v for someth111g th .ll they lm ed ·~ Pollard pla)ed .md at limes coac hed !01 four NFL teams until 1926 After ht s NFL cat eel he 1\tgan 1zed all-black te.11ns that pl.tved all over the cou ntl y 11110 the mt d-1930s 111 .111 ellurt to ~et the NFL to stgn more bl.tck pl ayers It ts bcltc,ed the1e were no black players 111 the league from 19:l4 46 Pollard who dted tn 1986 at age 92, also was a successfu l bu smessman He owned a Harlem muste stud1o where atttsts such as Duke Elhngton re hearsed He also served as an entertut nmcnt agent and ra n " t.1bl o1d ne11 spape1 ~tglllt} He nee ded al l of h1s .!lhlctlO SUI\ IVC Ill the le~tg u e s e.H I) d.t) s beldUse ol Ills I.tee and s11e To p1e 1ent ptle-ons Poll.trd 1\otild spm on hiS hack and st1ck hiS knees and cleats 111 the ''" •v .tbil lly Melp, ca.ma, And Ma80n counttuUke NoOne ElsecanJ C: •fl • (nunty OH In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW To Place ~rtbune Sentinel 1\egtster Your Ad, (7 40) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call TOday... or Fax To (740) 446·30~0!,8--~o~r~Fa~x_!T~o!?_(74~0~)~~L..- Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. HOW TO WRITE AN AD Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response .•. 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IIH) h 1~s heen "del 1n ed tl seemed to 1101k The lnd ltn s Jddcd .1 1un slllLC Jun e 27 bcc .!usc o l 111 the sc 1c nth on short sto p slw ulu et tenUIIlll ts LEGAL NOTICE E xecutor Nolan the authority as Exec utor under th e W<II Testament decedent , and of the admtms (7) 27 28 29 31 (8) 1, tered on the Metgs 2 3 4 County Probate Court under Cas e Number 20051035 will offer for public sale the residence of the dece dent on the steps of the MGIQS County Courthous e, Pomeroy, Oh1o Public Not1ce LEGAL NOTICE The Un known He1rs De v1s e e s Leg atees Adm1n1 s trator s Exe c 1..1 tor s and A s s1gn s o f Mildred Hubbard aka M1ldre d Mae Hubbard Decease d w hose l ast and whose present pl ace o f r esiden ce IS unkno wn Will t ake r'lo tl ce that o n Apnl at 1'1 00 a m on Fnday August 5 2005 The restdence of the decedent ts located at 1231 College Street Syracuse, Ohto The restdenc e generally conststs of a s tn gje famtly dwellmg wtth bnck verieer a full ba sement two c ar garage whtch accord mg t o the Aud tlor s Tax Records ts 24 x 33 The restd ence con ststs o f kt tchen d i mng ro om ltvmg 15 2005 al21 0 p m C hase Manhattan M ort g a g e Cor poration hied 1ts com p l a mt m C as e No 05·CV·038 and a part1 a l ba t hroom 1n the b a sem en t T h e real es tate IS locat ed on a lo t c ompn smg about 13 ,6 32 squa r e feet de scr~bed by t h e a p p ra~ser to be 31 a cres The resi d e n ce 1s servi ced by el ect n ci' ty gas, public water and s an tt a r y sewer a n d has centra l h eat lng a n d air co ndit iOn · lng The r ea l a•tat e IS being sold as Ia T he real e•tate Is f r ee an d c lear of all en c umbranta s ex c ept easefTien ts and reel aat ate IBKBI lor the Year 2005 which shall be prorat· ad a s of t h e d ate of closing I ntere s ted p arties may m ak e a r ra n ge m enta t o examine t he plemlses sa le prio r to by callin g the tn the Cou rt o f Common Pleas Me1gs Coun t y Ohi O a11eg1ng tha t th e ab ove n a m e d Oefe ndanl(s) have or c lat m to h ave a n Inter e s t m t h e r ea l e s tat e d esc nbe d below S1tuat e d tn the VIllage of S y rac u se County o f M e1 g s an d St a te o f Ohi O a nd b oun d e d a nd descnbe d as fol lo w s t o wt t Be tng L ot numbered fo rt y o n e (41) 10 Bndgem a n s Add ttto n t o Syracuse. exce pti ng six fee t off the n orth and of said room two bedrooms twOba thro o m s 740· 992 The E xecutor r e serves the nght to reJe c t any and all b1d s for the rea l estate Bern a rd V Fultz EXe c utor of th e Estate o f Howard 0 Nolan pursuant to Last at 7101 The understgned Bernard V Fult z, Executor of t he Eslate of Howard D ~ lot deeded by A H Bridgem an to lu oc Carl eton aa recorded In Volume 43 Page 407 Deed Records of Melgo County The Petltlo 'ner furt h e r allages thai by rea· son of d efault o l the Defenda nt(a) In th e payment of a prom Ia· aory no te according to It s tenor t he condl ttons of a concurrent mortgage deed given to secure the pay 1-ct J..O ht t ment of s a td note and conveytng t h e p rem tses d e scnbed hav e been broken , and t h e s ame h as be c om e absolute The Pe titi o ner pray s that th e Oefend ant(s) named abo v e be r e qu1red to an s w e r and s et up then m te r est tn satd rea l e s t a t e or b e fore ver barred of any !ten s and th e sale of s a1d real es tate and t h e p r o ce ed s o f sa 1d sa le applied to the pay ment of Pettttoner s C la tm 1n th e proper o rder o f 1t s pn on ty a nd lor su c h oth er an d fur t h e r re l1e f as IS Ju st an d equtta b le The t-;; 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Insertion We ahall not be !tabla any laaa or a~~:penae that reaultal rom the publication o r omission ot an ad\lart laern ent Cprractlon w II be made In the fl ratll val able edih on • Bo:.c ':;::,~:.~~: 1 are always confldenltal • Currant rate c ard .11pplle a • All rea l eatale advertla t~ menls 11re l ~>~b]ect lo the Fedl!rl!ll Felr Houa1n g Acl of 1968 • Th1 s r accepts only help wanted ada me11t1ng EOE at&ndard a W11 will nol I accept any advertlalng 1n VIOI!'I IIon of the IJW KIT & CARLYLE t to to \'d 'I \I rt~ 210 BusiMss 01)110KilJNIIl Band saw canntng tars press ure canner golf bag clubs skts boo ts mens SlJftS sw eaters jeans camo ctoth1ng college te)(t books printer dtshes linens much mora 2118 At 141 Au g 5 4 Sam Spm Attent1o nl Local company alter ng NO pr o DOWN PAYMENT grams tor you to buy your home nstead of renl ng 100°o ftnancmg Less than perfect credit accepted Payme nt cou ld be the same as rent Mon gage Locato rs ("401367 0000 Si1€1~rs A NIW !AI"£ IT V/~4A 'IHJ21ik J 1- IZlb~ / 1 1- ••NOll( 1:** Res1dent at Treatment Fact!lty to r boys now h1nng D1rect Care Workers Pay based on expenence pa1d nsurance (740)379 9083 9am 3pm Mon Fn RN/LPN B9rrow Smart Contac he Oh o DIVISIOn o Fmanc1al tnst1t Jt on lf1ce of Consume Rockspnngs llmrs BEFORE you rof1 ance your home o bta n a loan BEWAR I requests tor any arge dvance payments o ees o Insurance Ca lle Off•ce 01 Consume Ita rs tot\ tree at 1 866 78 0003 to learn 11 th Rehab ta t1on Center pro v1des res1dents w th out stand tn g nurs ng care and rehab1l1tatmn serv ces help mg the m return Ia a t le of •ndependence at home I'Je Inc curr ently have ooportun \las tor RN s and LPN s at OL r . . - - - - - - - - . ,..,.._ _ _ _ _ __, no:::"_ _ _ _ _ _ _, lat.:i1 1ty loc ated 111 Pomeroy 6 YARDSAU· 110 110 Oh10 We olfer a COM· n... 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Follows gns Aug 5&6 9 4 Yard Sale Fn 5th & Sat 6th 102 Liberty St Moving m sale house to 8 ? small much to sell furmture Computer Desk Hunt1ng & toys chttd s motonzed trlJck FI,!j ~hr;<n~g:.M;;;;;sc ~e;;ll;a;; ; ne;.;o;;u;. s _ _,. art desk & tab e household \VANliD goads clothmg decorative Bm 10 Item" garage sale Frt & Sat Bam 6 30pm follow the Absolute Top Dollar U S signs Stiver and Gold Coins Mul ti Fa m ly Frtday and Prootsets Gold A ngs Pre SAturday Sth&6th Sa m to 1935 uS Currency 6pm Baby g1rl clothes Solitaire Dtamonds M T S Boys clothes 4 6 toys Com Shop 151 Second house hol d old glass lots of Avenue Ga1t1po lls 740 446 nice clolhtng Foll ow new 2842 htghway toward Aactne &!<It CA281Sashan Road left 3 Buy1ng Goldensear Wed & Sat 12 4 The Pia ns Oh m les 740 949--8224 (740)664 4761 740 797 Rutland Fire house Avon 9054 George Buckley furntture baby clothes much more Thurs 41h Frl Rea l E•tale Wanted Loca l person looktng for a home to 5th buy All cash Me1gs or We1ght sat toys g~rls & Gallia No double wide or ladle& dresses & ot& morel modular '740 591 8936 On Rt 7 where two lane dtvldes Into 4 lane Aug 4th Work Car that needs little 5th 6th Thurs & frl 9 4 work Call (740)388 8228 or (74 0~44 1 1424 Sal 9 12 1\11'14)\\11"\l Yard Sale 253 S 5th -., 1 H\ J( I ..., M1ddteport Friday & Friday II r L,r_..Pt:.y~.~SAu: -·-_.~lr...a_HELP-·W·A--"" N'IID LEARN TO DRIVE NO EXPER ENCE NECE SSARf FUll T I.A E OLASSE<l CDL TRAIN NG FI~MNCING AVA LA8LE 01:1 PLACEMENT ENRCX..UNO NO;\ COTAJWV L1cense Reqwred/Full t me Occupaltona Th eraprsVInpat1en1 Physical Therap st/Home Health Phys•cal TheraptstiOutpallent AN/PAN Horne Heatth/Hosp1ce TranSCrtpti Ont StfPart t1 me U Ira Sou nd Tech!Vascutar/Phys1c1an 011 ce/Part t me ALLIANCE TnACTOA TRAILER TRAINING CENTERS WYT HEVILLE VA 1·800 334-1203 100 WORKERS NEEDED Assembl e crafts wood llems To $480/wk Ma l ~na l s provided Free 1nfo rmal1on pkg 24 Hr 801-428 4649 Adult S~ 1 v1ces [1 rector f01 the Me1gs Coun1y Board ot MRDD Respons ble lor developmen1 overs ght and 1mptementatton of programs for adults w1lh developmen tat d1sab•l!t 1es Pos1t 1on Requ rements Bachelors Rehab1111atton Spec at Educat1on Psychology Publ c Adm1n 1slrat on Bus r ess or re lated degree Preferred Ftve years e:.penence 1n MRD D f•eld two years supervisory expenence Mus1 possess or be ellg ble for Oh10 Departmen t of MADO Adult SeJ.VICeS Managemen t 2 certtftcata Send resume 1o MCBM ADD PO B o ~t 307 Syracuse Oh o 45779 Application Deadline AuglJst 12 2005 Interested cand da tes should cal l 304 242--2205 or send esume to. Human ResourceS/Camden Clark Memor a Hosp1tal PO box 7 18 Parkersburg WV 26102 FAX (3041 424 2825 Appl) online at www ccmh org E0 E package and a support ve work enwonrnent Inte rested cand•dates PLEASE CALL SHELLEY MECUM AT 740 99 2 6606 Aoc kspllngs Rehab Center Ex tend care Health Serv1ces Inc 1s .an equal apporllJn ty emp loye r that encou rages wor kplace diverSit y M F ON Under new management Healing & Cooltng busmess 1!1 look1nQ to r 1nstal ers W1th 1 year of ~lan d s a and a techmc'al ol 1 year Salary depen ds on expertence Send resume to HVAC PO So;.: 572 Ke rr OH 45643. !50 ScH<MJIS INSTl<Ul'nON Count I o I 1dependen C o~ eg M a-;t1 S~O{)js 1274B 170 FREE Home DIRECTV enle rtam ment System FREE Equ prnent and Install up to tour rooms 145 chan nets $29 00 a ,month Ask Hairdresser Needed Must how to get FREE HBO have Managers 1..1c Drop ott MAX and STARS 1 800 or send resume 1o Mane 523 7556 for detarl~ Image 33105 H land Road _Po_m_e_ro_:yc_O_h_0_ 4 _5_7,-6_9_ _ sx Used 10 steel beams Help Wanted Area tranch1se 12 s and 13 s p ck up only motorcyc e1 ATV dealership 740 992 2704 1100 hnng all postlons Clencat WA Nlll> Sates & Meehan cs Send To Do resume to CLA 573 clo AVON • All Areas! 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Th1 s newspaper wll not knowmgly acc ept advertisem ents for real estate whr ch 1s 1n VIO atwn of the taw Our raader s are hereb y mlormed thai all dw!!'l Jngs advertiSI!d 1n th1s newspaper are ava ilabl e on an equal oppo rtunity bases Cakes by Kath y wectd ng & all occasion also Ka aoke call (7 40)992 0723 alter Hou"es to Sale Potenl a 3pm Home or CQmmer ca Properly 1800 SO FT TURNED DOWN ON Ga age tng ound Host SOCIAL SEC URI:TY /SSI ? 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Hardwood i'- oors 3~R Gall pol s 1\~9 e Ia ... 2BA l g DR FA 2 1re apa ltrnent s St 40•' ....,~~ ~ ,... paces S160 000 or Pr ce St20 000 \ \ I ~ ... s ~ S800 mo f74Q 44Q 0538 lana can1 act " ,.. , P\ (502)303 362 1 dm'"n ~ -um -t o Dl."\0- �' ~age 84 • The Daily Sentinel Thursday, August 4, 2005 & The Daily Sentinel • Page B5 www.mydailysentinel.com Thursday, August 4, 2005 " ALtEY OOP NEA ~RIDGE Jackson COunty, Ohio ~ 39 Apartment 1,700 sq . It ThomiJSOns Appliance & acres, www.cskusa.com, $650. No pets. Availabl~ Oct. Repair-675-7388 For sale. 513 374·9424. 1. (740)441-1124 . re-condrtioned automatrc wast1ers & dryers, refrigeraJb:AL EsrATE APART· tors, gas and electrrc BEAUTIFUL WAN1ID MENTS AT BUDGET ranges. air conditioners. and PRICES AT JACKSON wrin ger washers. WilL do I Buy HomeS - Local person ESTATES. 52 Westwood repairs on major brands in· !jays homes Confidential, Drrve !rom $344 to $442. shop or at your home. QUick cash. Jim.',7 40-992· Walk to shop & movies. Call 740-446-2568 . Equal 6300. No calls attar 9. ANllQl lf:."" Housing Opportunrty. Rl \ I \ I .., 1 Clean lurnrshed Atfar1ment, $325 month. rncludes water, trash. Security Deposrt and References required (304)675-2970 r ~-------....-' I AIVare\1 12 string gurtar 1997 Honda Civic 109,000 model no. DY68. Call mi. After ma1~et · acces740 256-1102 ask for Jr. sorres. 38+ mpg. Clean. blacl(lblack. Call (740) 441 F~11m;& 9865 Vu:1: r•st.Eli 1998 Escort ZX2 , green, CannrQg Tomatoes, 1/4 mile load90, 113 k mrles, one past Southern Hrgh School. owner $3,000 (304)675oan.et Ailfle, 1740)949·3080 _44_3_9______ Canning tomatoes- already 1998 Neon. 30+ MPG , p1cked 1 bring con tarn ers, 1t 6K, air. new tires. $725 Rowe Fa•m. (740)247·4292 080. (740)742-4204 Buy or sell Arverine Shelley·.s Canning Tomatoes HOI ISh'<; Antiques. 1124 East Marn on SR 124 E. Pomeroy, 740across from Racine lock & mli RINI' 992-2526. Russ Moore . Dam, open 9-.6 .closed Sunday 1 bed,room. house tor rent CONVENIENTLY LOCAl· owner I \I~ \I "'il 1'1"1 II '-~ located in · Gallipolis cr ty. ED & AFFORDABLE ! Duncan Paytf dining , room .'it. I I\ I ..,10\ .._ S250/month + utilities. TownhOuse apartments. !250/depasit . (740)256· and/or srnall houses FOR set , el!cellent condition . (740)388-0460. 10 6661 . FA~ I RENT Call (740i441-lt11 EQUII"MEN'P tor applrcatron & informat1ori Lmsa 's Antrque~s- boug~t­ t BR cabm. c8ntervtlle sold at Allrgator Jacks Flea area . All utilities pd . Furnrshed Apartment , 2nd Market. Rt 7, Pomeroy, lurni- O% Financi ng for up to 36 (740)441-01 17 or (740)441· Ave. Gallipolis. Upstturs. All ture .. prrmrtio..-es . bottles, months on John Deere 3702. Utilities Pard, 1 Bedroom (740)992 -'5088 Compact and 5000 Series No Pets (740)44 6-9523 MJS<.~J.I ANf.:OUS Tractors w1th John Deere 2 bedroom house on Road , Purnrshed upstarrs . 3 rooms Credit approval Check them Nerghborho. od MEROlANill~E Gallrpolis $425/mo ' & bath. Clean . rei & dep L,_.;;,::;;;:;;,;,~;,:;::,.,.J outr Carmichael Equipment (740)441-0194 or (740)441- required No pets. (7401446· Inc. (740)446-24 12. 1057. 1·::. 5.:.:19::_._ _ _ _ _ __ 2 Gnswold cast rron skrllets. _ _:___:_ _ _ _ __ ~20 & 1111 , rare, $350 lor 0% Financin g tor up to 60 3 bedroom. ·2 car ga(age . Gracrous lrvrng . t and 2 bed· bQJ,ll Iron ton. OH - (740)533- months on John Deere CIA, basement $i00· 1mrl - room apartments at V1llage 3870 Round Balers. O% tor 48 er: 3 bedro'oms. 't 112 bath . . Manor and Arverside - - - - -- -- - mon.ths on JOhn Deere $475 + dep0s1\. Both . Apartm~;t nts in Mrddlepoft. 2003 -Maste~spa hot tub, MOwer Conditi oners with Orrgrnal prrce John Deere Credrt approval includes sewer. wa ier & From $295-$444 Call 740- $3.900. t;ash (740)446-4824 992 -50134 ~qual Housing $7.000. Call {740)446-8706. Carmrchael Equrpmen1 Inc Opport\J nrt1es ,17401446-24 12. _ _ __ 30 lamp tanning bed w1th 2 .:.:_.:.:_....::..::_..::. Atte ntio n! L9cal company oflenng "NO DOWN PAYMENT" pro, grams lor you to buy your home insteaa ot renting • I 00% financing ·~Less !han perfect creclit accepted N 3rd Ave . Midd leport 1 lace tanners. 85 .8 inchbedroom lurnished apt No esx39 .3 inches. $6 ,000 new pels Oe!JO~i}L Pre~. rental asking $2500 frrm. {740)992-7687 Ref 740-992-0165 N 41h Ave . Middleport 2 Diamond watch, gOld band, Room Elf. Apt. No pets. $80 : 3 diamond pierced ear- 1999 Che~ " e1 4 d 4 ., ~ ro. r., cyl. 76,000 miles . SJ,OOO 080. Ca!f (140)441·0712. 2000 Chrysler ACROSS Phillip' Alder r=-----=-----, •-------Cornerstone Will's ATV IJ ..a..1 aJ Bliil.• C FOR ALL YOUR , ELECTRICAL NEEDS . • • MOBILE REPAIRS Concord . Fully loaded, possibly needs motor. Asking $4,000. Call aUar 5pm 17 40)44 6·2398. 2000 Kia Sophia. 4 door. automa1ic, 27mpg. 72,000 miles. good con ~ition $800 in brakes. filters , tires. belts etc. tuneup. Make ellcellent car for college. Asking $6.500 080 (740)441 9378. 2003 Chevy Impala LS Sedan 3.BL. V6. 4 speed auto trans with OD, s·o,ooo miles, power ever yth ing. moon roof, heated l e ath e~ seats. very good condition". $12,500. (740)367·0166 2003 Silver Chev Cavalier 4 cyl ., low 'miles 2 door 30416FT Low Boy Trarler, Farm 675·3689 or Titled tor Road $850. Mercedes Benz 260E 88. (304)675-11 85 Engine rebui lt, too much '--'-------Ford ' 3000 Tractor. 2 stage new to list. 25MPG _ Nice clutch live power everything ride. $3,950. (740)245-9142 works . 7 11. Ford cycle bar 15 mower. (740)446-7787. Prevrous rental ref. Deposit. rings. sao. $85. $90: 2 wed• Payment co uld be !he 740-992-0165 drng bands. $50 each, 10 same as rent dra.mond rings each. 2 John Deere 10ft. No Til Drill Locators One BR apt. wrt\1 WfD VCA's 530 each . Call lor Mortgag e Rent. Carmichael 1997 Cf'levrolet S 10 Pickup hookups. Sprrng Valley. 5290 (140)992-142.8 leave fne·s- Equipment. \740) 446-241?. (740)367-0000 Elltended ·Cab, V6, 4-. 3 liter month plus depo'sil E~gine , 5 speed manual. Brand new 2 bedroom sage John Deere Commercial 1 t740)339c0362 lo.cal call. 4WD, 92,000 miles. with th e house in Ga fl ipolis. CIA. For Rent: 24'll32' Pole Barn Worksite Products laundry room. stovel relrrger- Pleasant Valley Apartment Garage, 3 Stalls wrth electric Compact Excava tors /Skid LS package. lair body. runs good. asking S5.000 cal l ator furnr shed . $550/mo. · Are now tak.rng Applications at:1d' water. Prrvate on Rt 7 Steers/Tractor Loader (304)675-1838 " (740)441-0t94 or (74.0)441 - lor 2BR. 3BR & 4BR .. North (740)446-4 782 Backhoe in stock . Check out 1057. · Applrcatrons are taken our rental rates . Great 1997 Dodge Dakota SLT V6 . Monday thru Frrday. !rom FUton. washe r & dryer, ti na ncrng available Hodse tor Rent Pt. Pleasant 9'00 A.M -4 PM. Ollrce IS kitchen table a. chairs, lawn Carmrchael Equipment Inc Auto matic. 2 Wheel Drive. $400 (304)675-5540 or 72.000 miles (304 )5~3 -1 6 14 Loca1ed al 1151 Evergreen mower. weedea ter Call (740) 446-2if 12. (304)675-4024 ask lor Drrve P~Jint Pl,!:lasant. WV ( 740)44 1-0425. Nency. Homestead Realty Your ProStar Trai ler Dealer 97 Chevy 1/2 ton. co ld arr, Phone No is (304 )675· ~oker Genuine Slate Playfleld pool Carmrchael Equipment Inc cruise, tilt. am-lm cassette, 5805. EHO runs great. looks great, V-8 table. New rarls. new felt. (740)446-2412 House for Rent rn Point Tara 54500.00 aller 6:00pm call Townhouse Call (740)256-~702 . Pleasant .(304)675-6224 740-985-4 1so Apartments. Very Spacious. .::..::::..c..c.c=J::.E.cT...:..:::.__ _ Large 2 BR. garage. Good 2 B'edrooms. CIA. 1 1/2 99 Dodge Dakota Club-Cab AERATION MOTORS · neighborhood. $500 + Bath. Adult Pool & Baby, SlT, 100,000/miles 4x4, Pool. fatio , Start 3B5/Mo. Reparred, New & Reburlt In deposrt & ref. · (740)4461 male Pygmy goat. 3 m. old ' 3 18/5spd, loaded, many No Pe ts, Lease Plus Stock.. Call Ron Evans. 11079. el!tr;;ts . .nrce Truck. 57.500 for.. sale. (740)44 1-1590. Securit)o' · Deposit Re'quired. 800 ·.~37-9528 (304)882·2845 Log home m country. rdeal (740)367-7086 - - - - - - - --.' For Sale 200 lb. lean hogs: for married couple. 2 BR. 1 Kenmore Sewing Machrne New Zealand--meal rabSliVs bath. patro, new carpet Ref Twrn Rivers Tower is ~ccepl ­ (304)675-1320 bits740-992-7007. FOR SALE and deposit. $425 per mo ing applications tm wartrng G list tor Hud-subsrzed. 1· br. NEW AND USED STEEL (740)446-2801 apartment. call 675-6679 Steel Beams. Pipe Rebar $500 Demonstration Bonus- 1994 Jeep Grand Cherok.ee EHO Momu: HO\II·C' For Concrete. Ang le, Let us demo a John Deere z Good conditron, $3,000 Channel, Fla t Bar. Steel Trak or X Series AII'- Wileei 0 80 . (740)388-0436 alter mR Rlx r Sl~o\CI·: Grating •. For Drains, Stee1 on your lawn and 8pm. 10~ KENT Driveways & Walkways. L&l recei"" an exira s5oo on our - - - - - - - t4X70 trailer. $425/month. ' - - - - - - - - - · Scrap Metals Open Monday, already -discounted prices. 1998 GMC Jimmy SUV, $425 /deposlt . (740)3! 7DowntoWn Office Space- 5 Tuesday. Wednesday & Umrted trme offer. 4WD. V6. 4.3l. Automatic, 7762 or (740)367-7272 rbom surte $6501mo: 1 room Frrday. Bam-4:30pm _Closed Carmichael Equipment Inc. AC . leather, lots of ellhas. Asking $8.500 (304)675· 2 bedroom. AJC . vefy nrce. office- $225/mo .. 2 room Thursday. Saturday & 17401446. 2412 . no pets. rn Gallipolrs. suite $250/mo. Se;curily Sunday. (740)446-7300 8755 - =----:-:---.., ,,Sears lawn rr;rower 17 h.p, ·6 (740) 446•1409 or (740)446- de,Posit- requr red. You pay ,4X4 utilities All spates very nrce Older "Vintage" Magazine, speed. 42 ifl cut Excellent 2003 SAU·: ' 94-96 National Geographic. F OIC condition (740)379-21 11. Elevator Call (740)446-3644 Beau tiful rrve r view in Smithsonian (304)675- 1320 lor appointment. Kanaug a ld~al for 1·2 pcoWOW!! 0°'c Financ1ng for. up 1986 lsuzu Trooper. Mud Bl lllJ)lNI; pfe. No pets. please For Lease: Ollice or retail to 50 months on qualifying tires. rUns good, $BOO OBO. St~1.11); Applications being taken spaces rn very good condiGX & X Series John Deere 2002 Yamaha RaptOr 660cc. Lawn Tractors or No $3,800 Good condi tion Catl (740)441-0181 tron Downtown Gallipolrs. .A,pprox 1600 sq. 11. each. 1 Block. brrck. sewer pipes . Interest, No Payments until (740 )44 6_ 1237. Nice 2BR . .all electric. wf or 2 Oaths. Lease price windows, lintels, etc. Claude January 1. 2007 on all new CIA, SR 160; 5350 mo negotiable to encourage Winters. Rio Grande, OH premium lawn tractors with 1992 Chevy 15004ll4. auto. includes water 8. trash p.u John Deere Credrt approval, · air, pw, pl. cd. runs great. Call Call 740-245-5 121. new busrness. Need ret & sec deposit . No Carmrchael Equipment Inc. $3,500, (740)742-7200 or (740)4~6-4425 or (740)'446pets. Takrng applications. 3936 (74Q)446-2 4 1.2 740·742·2675 (740)446-6865 or (740)379I-UK SAl£ 1999 Chevy Suburban 4x4, 2923. Prrme Commercral Space at Spring Valley Plaza. 3.000 6 male registered Golden good candi1ion. loaded. new Takrng applrcatrons for 2 BR 10 Amus sq. It Call (740)446-3481 Retrerver puppres. first shots trres Askrng 5 11.000 trailer rn Centenary No pets. IU~S.<t.E 17401441-0658 or 1740)709& wormd, · $300 each. \Ill{( 11\'\IJISI $~50 month plus deposrt. 1931 · (740)4 16-2793 (7 40)446· 7275 1965 Muslang Fas1back 10 Housu~c~IJ) ,AKC English Springer A · Ad · 2002ToyotaTundraSA5V6. TaKrng applrc'atrons tor GfOI'f\ angoon e exlerror: black cycle , speed. Spaniel. First ShotJINorm, nterror. arr 5-spd . 80,000mi. matchrng 1 3 6 mobile home lot for rent in Tail-Dock. Male and Female conditioning , rad io. good topper. bed liner/mat. lots ol Kanauga Ne)(t to Methodist & Wll rte $250 driver. Rust tree A2 car_ extras, S19,000. (740)388Church. (740)446-4782 . Ant rque maple bedroom Lrver surte Numbered Cushman , ( . 3 ::0:: 4:: 1 5::7:.6·::.2.:.:'9::8:____ Price: $19 .000 00. Hill's 9634 eve. ask for Jeff. Relerences requrred . Classic Creation 2 twrns. ~~--~~----. Car VANS Two Mobrle Home Lots lor dresser. desk. mrr ror. nrght AKC Regrstered Basset Automotive R &Ctassrc P estoratron arts, Inc . . FUN SAtE $130 .00. 1997 Two stand. select comto rt mat- Hound puppres plus 2 adult Basset Hounds Shots , 29670 Bas han Road . •~---IOiiiiiiiiiil--" Bedroom Mobi le Honle. tress $1.200: (740) 446wormed . Racine. Ohio 45771. Phoile lurnished. 8__32_5_._ __ _ _ _ _ c::_c_:_::_c._:.::::.::.:;.::.:;.::._~ completely 740 _949 _2217 _ Website: t993 Toyota Previa Van . Central Air/Heat $425.00 Born 4/3!05 Pit bull puppies , wwwhillsresto com Good Condition inside & out. JR @1740-243-5811 . well mannered . Parents. on 160.000 mites. $3200 OBO. premises. Brg dogs. $100 1985 Pontrac Trans-Am, 740)662-7477 AI'AH'nii-~VI'S each. (740)446-01372 5spd . 305 H.O., only 55.000 -40 t\ UmKl'\'U .l-.N 1 Appliance mR RJ.:.vr CKC Golden' Retriever pup· miles . ,;per blue. Hops. 4 WIIEIH:HS excellent shape (740)4461 and 2 bedroom apartWarehous.e pres tor sale $250. Wormed 0350 arid tirst sMts . 'Call - - - - - - - - - 1995 Harley Davidson Dyna ments. tUrni)>hed and unfur(740)388-8965 1992 Mercury Topaz (Tan) 4 Wide Glide load~. Must nished . security deposit m Henderson. WV. C\,1 PreDoo'r, Runs good. New see $1~.500. 740-99.2-1 758 required. no pets. 740-992- owned applicanes starting at CKC Regrstered Toy Tires. New MuHier. 92,000 2218. 575 & up all under warranty. Poodles puppres $500.00 ~~~672:-8~:9G SBSO OBO ~~~n~amaha Virag~e~l~':. we do ser.,.rce wo.rk. on ail 740-992-7007 12 bedroom apt. newly Make and Models (304)675· gotdlw/maroon tnm. Lots Ot remodeled . SA 160. JUSt 7999 Cocker Span1el puppies. 9 past Holzer 5460/mo . :_ _ _ _ _ __ weeks old. bull color. shots. 1993 Cudrllac , Fleetwood Chrome, $3 .600 Original Brougham. loade d. mrnt (740)'46 1652 C740)44 1-0 194 ' or ~ 740)441 - Mollohan Carpet, 202 Clark. $150 eactl . Call (740)368- Coridrtion. 57,200 miles, owner " . 1057. , Chapel Road. Porter, Ohro 0401. continually garaged. $6.500 2000 Yamaha Road star (740)446-7444 1-877-8302 bedroom. 1 bath, water 9162. Free Est1mates. Easy Female Eskrmo Sprtz, small, (740)446-4191 . ~-----crurser. 1600 CC. 6000 paid, $350 month , $350 financing, 90 days same as spayed. ~ years. $50. 1996 Pontiac Grand Prix 4 mrles Loaded S7.500 phone securrty deposit Call Mtnrature t>oberman. male. door, $1 .500 (7 40)441-89.76 (304)675-2793 or (304)593cash. Vrsa/ Master Card 2 yrs. SSO. (740)379-2316. (740)446·3481 . 5157 Drrve- a- httle SB\18 alot. or (740)645-13734 ~ • CARPEN:fRY • s r i Pn-s '----..iiillliiiO.-,.J r (740)256~6887. ADVERTISE YOUR BU.SIN·ESS .. 740-367-0544 740-367-0536 '· ON THIS PAGE .FO·R AS LOW AS $26.00 ' Concrete Removal and Replacement AU ·JY,p~Of Concrete Wo~k · 25 Years Experience David Lewis 740-992-6971 Insured l' rec James A Will .Jr. Owner •• .. Estimate~ Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (740) 992-2432 • IRA • 401 K 45783 JONES' 740·742-2293 a message TRI - STATE MOBILE POWER WASH AND LAWN CARE Owner: Jeff Stethem Office: (740} 992-2804 Cell: (740} 517·6883 POWER WASHING · (Commeic ial and Residt!ntial) Sprayrng of fence lrnes, Lei!! Removal, as well as small landscaping jobs such as planting and mulching. FREE ESTIMATES • GUARANTEED LOWESl PRICES Truds Dozers ~ S pt·~ia lt y • Clutt.:hr:s Advertise Let me de 1! for youl in this space liNDA'S PAINTING for l1401 985-4180 $52 per · month ,. ,_, B I • F • aka Jldpufap lila 83IJII• bt 8 8 Dll 1111 Snappru wtmlracton ·t.,wn and G."oeh Tractors r~re our Bu-s-Iness not ou,- sideline." Gravely Tractor Sales & Service ~~.-. "'1'1'1<'1' UlfJ.1·r 'IWh' l ~~~ Ctmdnr StrL"L'I Pomcmy. OH 740-,92-2975 Gene Arms/(hmer· op<~•'"' 740-99~·3174 • wccklyTra~hScrvkc -J yr .. of Rel iahle Sl'rvirL' rI<L'CP Your i\ hml'y L.wal l C.i·& RSANITATI<JN )) 56 1 Bailey Run Rd.. Jiomcro ·. 01-1 40 MUIURC\TI .I-)./ 2002 Harley Davidson So flail Deuce, rnany elltras. Great shape. 5.000 mrles. $17,000 firm . (740)44198 16 --------2002 Harley Da\l tdson Softail Deuce. lots ot chmme. many elltras. Only 7.000 miles' 517.000. (740)446-2815 ' 2004 Honda VTX 1300C. Low miles. $1,500 rn extras. black. · $8.300. (740)2887246 · r:::,..,llo,_A_l_'S_&,...,M.,..cr_m_RS_.., ffiR SAIJ~ CARPENTER SERVICE • Room Additions & Remodeling • New Garages • Elaclrical & Plumbing • Roofing & Gutter.s • VInyl Siding & Painting • Palio and P~rch Decks We do it all elCcept furnace work V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 wv o:llin ' .....;.;._______ High and Dry SIDrane •. See Rocky "RJ'' (740) 992-5232 5 10' 10X10 ' .. X IOx I5, 10x20, 93 Columbus Rd. 1 M1"ddleport, OH . ,,_ n.c:.~ 1Ox 1Ox 1Ox20 992· 3194 New Hom es • • Garages Complete Remodeling 992-2155 )'•0-992-1611 If Stop & Compare TAP..LF f\. ND Hom' BASEMENT WATERPROOFING .$-~YG\i0 TEE N S~ ..... •. -., PEANUTS 314105 1 7- 17· 1735 . Mushroom Compost Available . ' ¢'('V. $35 · 1,006 lbs Approx. weight ~~~~~ L 18 sprea d er b uggies avai1a ble for use A.1rway pa sture renovators an d see d ers ava 1lable to rent. ·~ "'c • t:6? ~ <~' I ' LV "' SUNSHINE CLUB co nsulting. SHAUE ·KIVEK AG SERVI CE 3~5\' Sl R 7 N h I' (macrO~'· ()h.10 ,- • t ' , t. orl 7 '0 9"5 '"'I "' • 0 ._,o_, z ~ ~ I ! ~ I i ~ WHAT DO YOU MEAN MY ~ LIFE 15 MEANINC.LE55 )l ANYWAY"" t ·•tl'< Ill i:. i ADVERTISE l .! IN THIS SPACE FOR $52 PER MONTH , Hours 7:00AM · 8:00PM 1 14 1 mo. pd, GRIZZWELLS Now Available At BA liM Llll\lBEn Scorpion Tractors "Taki11g Tht S1i11g 01il Of Hard WOrk.''' 4 Mid-S ize 4Whcel Drive Trac1or wilh 30hp & 40hp Kubola Engines BAUM LUMBER St. Rt. 124 Che~ter lead: A K feint 985-3301 in Me)(iCO 12 Urban map 37 Flrsl spece lab 38 Congeal 39 Unfavorable 42 Related by blood 45 Gel nosy 46 lowers the lights . 40 Cargo 17 Ernie oflhe PGA 20 Moderated 21- Cisco Kid movies 22 Regretted 23 PC button 24 Spore producer hauler~ 41 Mandate 42 Shul with a bang 43 Plains state 44 !~~~ 47 Light bulb, Astro··G raph CELEBRITY CIPHER Luis Campos by CeleCmy Crpher cryp1og1ams are oea1ed ltom Q\K.IIahons by famous people . t;ast and oresent EactlletTel wme Cl~t~er stan~s !01 ant;Iller Today's clue: I equals M "s WSUY MYNOTYJ TYNMK NMK IAMB X l NS X KS X 0 N SX NXZ NXZ KTNK OMNPJ JKBILJ BX ABCM SK ." OBWWYOKB ·M ucxsx PREVIOUS SOLUT10N - ''Perseverance is the hard work you do after you gel tired of doing the hafd work you already drd • - Newt Grngrrch (C) 2005 by NEA . Inc . 8·4 ~ 'llll'ihdow : Friday, Aug. 5, 2005 By Bernice Bede Oaol Past even ts may causo you to be far more selective th om u sual in the year ahead when rl comes to choosing and cultivati ng new fr.iendsh ips . H owever. wt19n you do fin d an all 1ance that pleases you. il will be a strong one ' LEO (July 23-Aug . 22)- Anricipa ting negative resu lts we ll in advance of what poss1bly co uld occur w111 impede anything you ,attempt to do today. Plus. ,it'll maka you timid in maUers where you shoul d bo asser tive. V IRGO (Aug . 23 -Sepl. 22) Because yo u might be given 1o occa • ASLUU · My son was upset because sional flig hts of fnncy today. chances a friend look a different class a re it writ cause the practicality you do posses to get comp letely ou t of locus. ! than he had chosen. llold h im Be a vtsionary. not A daydreamer. . . . . , lhat friends can grow sepa - · LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23)- If you are go•nQ to be chantabte to a person or P 0 T A U I ~ rately wilhoul grow ing • • • • • . group today, be sure tha t what you Complere 1ke .chuckle give is going toward a good cause _ _ _ _ _ . by lrtltng rt"l th e1 mining words Check out any questionable causes L...J_..L,_J._...I,_ you develop Iron; step No 3 below. · to make cert,cun they 're legitimate. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)- Be on PRtNl NUMBERED lETTERS tN your bosl behavior today. because . THESE SQUARES • companions are likely to scrulint ze . your actions la1 more closely than tt1ey m1gh1 do otherwise. Avoid all lETTERS fo rms of attectatrons or proten ses. SAGITTAR IUS (Nov 23-Dec. 2 1) Instead ol worryrng about whethor o r · SCRAM.t.E'TS ANSWERS a- J- o s not the reWards are worth 11 to you . concenh ate solely on domg a good Banish • Chord - While .·Frigid· SEARCHING job. The quality ot your work wtll My favorite science professor .gra~ely lold my ·class. determine wh~ t ~he rem uneraiton · should be. "Whal people decide to see may depend on what lhey CAPR ICORN {09C . 22-Jan . 1'9) are SEARCHit<G for." Unless you have complete laith in . your counterparts and you know what . J you·re geTting you 1self n1to. it's best That you avo1d tnvo1vlf1g yo~;rse lt m JOtn t venturos today. Use w1se judgmenL AQUARIU S {Jan . 20cFeb. 19) - Your chances for fu lfilling ~our ambi tious · /~ / ' Objecti ves are good today. but you must t:>e apprised !hal s uc can~ m1ght not come as eas•IY as you Think . Bo prepared so you can regroup 1f need I I: I I I II If G) qu~ted 1 1. 1 1 1 1 (.I)OOF'lWOOF l . < c \ s•s'x10' '" _, 10'X30' East Pass All p!lsS network 11 Overdue · llavor 48 Israel's 28 Fathers Golda 29 Unlounded, 49 Very faal)el as rumors 51 Go downhill 31 "Diana" 52 Falr·hlrlng singer letters 32 lookod 54 Guilarls1 smug - Paul 33 So far 37 ·Monlh , ARLO & JANIS •licensed agronomist on staff avail~ble for eLLeN. MY LIFE 15 MEANING>LE55 WliHOUi YOU 29670 Bashan Road ·Racine , Ohio 45771 740· 949-2217 36 Hockey ·e ~~~~~~~E of fertilizer got y~u GARFIELD Hill 's Self Sto rage 9 Way oul 10 Cable in Comics 25 Gin-fizz e · ~--~=---------=---~ 2001 Jayco Designer Series 27RKS . 5th Wheel. Lots of S21 1 000 accessories (304)675·2246 biPRO\~ll."'"JS BIG FOR ADU L T S "i HoM!-..'<; Uncondrtional lrtetrme guarantee local references furnrshed Establrshed 1975 Call 24 Hrs . (740) 4460870, Rogers Basement· Waterproofing. • ROOt1 AT . Tt-tE & Coleman Camping Trailer 12FT, 2 King Beds, $4,995 call for Details (304}6751731 IS T!IER.E ANYTt-ltN6 WORSE 1\T A FAM\LY REU NION THAN A G~ AN D MOT+lER WITH A SE.ATI N C-. CHART ., $2~5 ton (While Suppy LaSt) • welding 8 Border ~-,~=,-i,r:.Y.I:..:...;1_:,15 1989 Stratos Bass Boat 16 Foot, 70 H.P. Johnson Motor wiltl power tilt and trim. New trolling motor. $3,700. Call altar 5:00 PM . (304)6757382 . " I H\ I I I .., Sentin~l ~ BIG NATE ~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~ • 7 Do some 35 Interfere ot.c.l'-.u.SE. o.- Sun . C losed cost need t E.t-.t • 18' Bayliner Caprr Sk,·ma• " 1967 openoow Wi th 150 hp Mercury 08 and tra iler. runs & loo~s gre~t . · $2975. call {740)992-0167 after 5pm or 740-416-4604 18 10 THE BORN LOSER f"" ·~Ui'\\)1\( - n o:. -. : o o: '() _, - N0011 High 27 Autobahn I! ~~~~~d i ~~~ . ~@ 5at. ROBERT BISSEll COIISTIIUCnOII Oul, at the denlist's lab or boxe< Function Volleyball l M F . 0 10 'i 00 •Mt'ddl eport,s only seller 3 23 911 • ' responder 4 26 Geographic · 5 abbr. 6 i ! Athens • • tK"nlltlJ 2 Kimono faileners 1 IMPORTS 1Jllt• l kKk•l .SUhn~gr and ,lflc-t• .\Ia rkr·l RJ l'ls ( adverb 19 House Petty of " Free Willy " BARNEY · s~c Bren t o r Bri an Whal~y or 992-6615 • ~p ening DOWN fNOUGtl! I'VE GOT IT ALL HGURED OtJT, AND 5 R 8 t. t. 6 I Darwin. OH 740-992-701:1 or 74. 0-99.> -.5.5 .. 51 Beech Street 2 "' . 58 Supernova ~ASY Wha·ley's Auto · · Par f s MANlEfS SElf SJO' RAGE S If 51 •• 13 Overpass EQUALITY liiiiTtl M~N? --- TtiAT .$0UNl>S Wf=' 'VE GOT ..JUST ENOlJISI-l Janet .leiTers .\3795 Hiland Road Pomeroy. Ohio :;;e;·;o;r;a~g~e·~ ~orth 56 Trickery 57 Indy champ -Andren! Pablo Picasso wrote, ~wtry do two colors, put one next to the other, sing? can one really ~xplain this? No. Just as one can never learn how to paint" The last two days, we have had deals featu ring two possiDie red·suit finesses : todS:y, only one red-suit finesse is in tne . picture. Should it be taken or ignored? You are in four hearts , and West leads tne spade king:. And what do you t~i nk of th e bidding? · I like South's three-club raise. The a lt~ r­ native ol two no-trump is less good with nothing in diamonds. (Do not even think about two hearts. Never rebid 1n a liveTHAT'S WH'r' WE SAVED NO POKER FER ME, I COULDN'T ; card suit unleSs you have absolutely 1 YOU A SEAT ! SNUFFY !! GAMBLIN'S AGREE MORE notning else to do.) Then . 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Agony of Marines tragedy sinks in for families, military towns, AS london marks four weeks since attacks, A2 • • Mason County Fair will highlight musical variety Thursday, August 4, 2005 www .mydailysenti~el.com Page B6 • The Daily Sen tin~ I BENEFIT GOSPEL CONCERT SATIJRDAY ;;n ( TN 'l S • \ 'ul. 5 4 . :\:o. BY NICOLE FIELDS - NFIELOS@MYOAILYR[GlSTE/l.COM POINT PLEASANT Variety is the spice of life. and mu.>ical variety likel y w:l l spice· up this year's Mu.son t:oumy Fair. The fair kick's off Monday. Aug. 8, anu with the excep:.ion of that evening. '\hid: wil l feat ure tile fair queen contest. the main st age will host a variety ·of nw sical performers throughout the week . The li"t group tu t•:kc the stage wi ll be The William s Family at X ·p.m . Tuesday. Aug. 9. ' The Proclalmers According toBrian Bill ings. who serves : ts c:huirmun of tile POMEROY - The fourth annual benefit fair's entertainment commi t- concert of the Trinity Congregational Church tee; The Williams Family was has bee n set. for Saturday in Pomeroy's an instan t hit whe n he and tile Riverfront Amphitheater. other members of the mmm itPerforming at the c:onc:ert · will be the . tee smv them perform at the Procl airners of Parkersburg. W.Va .• and ., West Virginia Fair" and DaySpring of Athens. The church pays all Festiv;i\ s Convention thi s past expenses of the c:o ncert. Whil e there is no admission charge. a love January. "(The Wil\ianb Family's ) offer in ~ will be taken. J ll of which will be s Jnc~.:re m e~sage . Lhrough dona ted to th e operation of th e Meigs gospel music was so rcw aru- Cooperati ve Pari sh God's NET programs for ing and heartteil that we knew ymtth. In tile eyent of rain the concert will be . this was the grnup we needed moved to Trinity Chu"h . to bring lo the fair.'' Billings said. GospelmUsi<.: 'Yill con tmuc . throughout that evening With a· peJformance . from local POINT PLEASANT Thesday, Aug. 9 gospe l group Eternity at 9 Fol l o win~ is the schedule for 9 a.m. - Fair opens. p.m. , th e 2005 ' Mason Cl)ltnty Fair. 9: 15 a.m. ~ Pet Parade. Country music singer Bill y Whi le events at tl1c fair- show ring. Cu rrington w ill tak e th~ ~aagc grounds hegi n Monday. the II a.m . - Junior Dairy at9 p.m. Wednesday: Aug . I0, lirst official eve nt will be the Goat Show. followed by and Billings said the entertain- parade on Saturday in down - Market Goat Show. n1ent c:ommittee was exc:ited town Point Pleasant. beginnoon - Egg toss. · to be featuring Curri ngton at ning at noon . "The lineup I p.m. - Carnival opens. this year's fair. I :30 p.m. - 4-H Horse starts at Second Street. "What ehe can yctu say General admission. whi<:h Drill Team Exhibition. about thi s versatile cnrenainer in<.:ludes •til eiitertainme nt. 4 p.m. - Youth in Gospel but that he's simply one of th e ~ ~a ~e shows and ~ carniva l Music. main stage. best co unt ry music· has to rilles. is $5 on Monday. $7 on 5 p.m. - Special Lam b Show. Tuesday through Thursday. offer." Billings 'aid. 5:45 p.m. ·- Point Pleasant Thursday. Aug. \\ '' line-up and _ $8 on · Friday and Saturdav. Hi gh School band. inside v.:ill feature local mu sic ian Aug. 8 stage. Monday, Garry Peck at 8 p.m.. rol \owed K a.m. - . Wei gh fecd~r 6 p.m . - . Four,whee\ ;'\TV by Cledus T. Judd at 9 p i11 <.:a\ vcs. steers . goats and drag races; Market Lamb Dubbed country mu,ic: · s Show. lambs. "funny man:· thb year will be ~ a. m. 2005 fair opens: 8 p.n1. - Williams Family. Judd 's second Yisit to the Mason 'County Fair. with his judgin g. Some d~partments , main stage. closed.' 9 p.m . - Eternity, main first apbearance being exactl y 10:30 a.m. - Youth 4-H stage. six years ago. At!g . II . \999. Hor., e Show. .11 P·!TI· - Good ni ght, Another local music ian. +:+5 p.m. - . Jason Eades gates close. · Joey Wilcoxon of Gallipolis. :vtcmorial Scholarship award. Wednesday, Aug. 10 will kick off Friday's musical 5 p.m. Market Hog 9 a.m. - Fair opens. festivities at 7 p.m .. and annu- Showman,h ip wi th Market noon - Hay'bailtoss. farm al performers Rick K. alld The Ho!:' Show fo llowin g immedi - game s. AllnighteC' will begin· si nging aiefv: Little Mi ster ' and Miss I p.m, - Carnival opens. at 9 p.m. Billings referred to Ma son County on the main l p.m. Open Sheep this group as one of .the top '-l tag...:. Show. 1950s-' 60s mu sical gro ups in 7 p.m. - Fair dedication. 5 p.m. - Lip sync contest. 5:30 p.m. - Wahama High the country, and he said they mai n stage. . 8 p.m . Fair Quee.n School band concert. have per(ormed at the fai r 6 p.m. Commercial more than an y other mu,i<;a\ Contest. main stage: Annette A'my Boggs Feeder Calf Show. Hanes Award: act. Brand y Barkey · 7 p.m . Demolition The week·s· entenainment Award: Community Service Award. Derby ; 4-H Leader Memorial .will be capped off with <t per,II p.m. - Good ni ght. Award, junior building. forman ce by Sammy Kershaw gate s close. 9 p.m. - Billy Currington, at 9 p'.m. Saturday: Aug . 13. ' Billings said thi s entertainer likely \Viii impre" everyone. with hi s powerful songs. strong vo ice a,nd a ' tyle liJ<e. no other. · · GALLIPOLIS McGuffey Lane performs "When it' s ·all said and McGuffey Lane's hi gh ener- at the Gallia County Junior 'done, Kershaw will mo't like- gy rock . co unf1·y and contem- Fair at 8:30 p.m. Saturday. ly be one of the top draw s. in porary mu sic ha s · been ' Ever since its break when the hi story · of the fair," attracting attention . through- the band played the Ohio Billings added. out the Ohio and the midwest State University .campu s, was The enterta inment com mit- for neur!y 20 y~ar~. But this discovered and Figned !o a tee is made up of Billings. veteran band remain' fre >h' record ueal. McGuffey Lane 's Kevin Durst anu Jean and inno\·ati ve . rede finin g career has been built on artisDoolittle. and they work dili- itse\1 " ith an infu,ion of ne'w ti<:ally and commercially suegently throu ghout the year to talent that blend> perfectly cessful music. The group has schedule performef' for each with the band's established toured with the Charlie qy\e . Daniel s Band. the Judds, · upcoming fair. · Joe Diffie Dayspring main stage. 9:30 p.m. Potato Sagk Race, following calf show. II ' p.m. - · Good night, gates close. Thursday, Aug. 11 9 a.m. - Fair opens; Kid's Kid Show. · 9:50 a.m. - Younguns Calf Show. Open Beef I0 a.m. Cattle Show; Junior Beef Show immediate\~ following. noon - Paper Airplane Fly. I p.m. - Carnival opens; Mark Wood Fun Show, inside stage. 2 p.m. - Seed spitting contest, outside show ring. · 4 p.m. - Mark!!t Steer Show; . pie eating contest; Mark Wood Fun Show, inside stage. 5 p.m . - Hannan High School band concert. 5:45 p.m. - Pretty Baby Contest. 6 p.m. - Junior Horse Show. trail class. 7 p.m. - John McCausland Award; Junior and Open Dairy Show; Farm Stock Tractor Pull. 8 p.m. -Garry Peck, main stage. 8:30 p.m . - Cledus T. Judd, main stage. II . p.m. -. Good night. gates close. Friday, Aug. ·u 9 a .. m. - Fair opens. 10 a.m. - . Master Market Showmanship. · • noon - Scavenger hunt. I p.m. - Carnival opens; Junior Livestock Sale of market meat goats. market hogs. feeder calves, market steers, special ·Jambs and market lambs ; Fair Schol~rship Award; Mason County Born and Raised Market Animal Award ~ . 5 p.m. - Poinl Pleasant Middle School ,band concert. 6 p.m. Big Bend Cloggers. 7 p.m. - S uper Stock Truck and Tractor Pulls; Joey Wi \cox on, main stage. 7:30p.m.- Chicken catch , following stage : 9 ll.m. - · Rick K. aqd the Allmghters. main stage. II p.m. - Good night, gates close. . Saturday, Aug. 13 9 a.m. - Fair opens. 9:30 a.m. - Open Mason County Youth Fun Show. II a.m. - Dash for Cash. I p.m. - Carnival opens; horseshoe pitching. 2 p.m. - ·· Pedal Tractor Pull. 5 p.m. - S.H. Kang's Tae Kwon Do Academy; Open Horse Show; motocross prac- tice. H 6 p.m. -Motocross . 8:45 p.m. - Sweepstakes Awards; Donnie Hill Award. 9 p.m. - Sammy .Kershaw, main stage. II p.m. - Good nighi, gates .close. McGuffey Lane takes fair stage Saturday ' Marshall Tucker and the Allman Brothers. With record sales of more than 350,00Q, McGuffey Lane continues to have a stron g, loyal following . Many . songs from their Atlantic · Records releases continue to get airplay. T~e 199_5 High Chief Records release . of "McG uffey Lane's Greatest Hits" generated new interest ·come on over to Bob's. the best tasting, freshest produce in town••• at · reasonable prices,. satisfaction guaranteed! ' SPORTS • Reds stumble with Atlanta. See Page 81 · Joe Diffie perlonns at Gallia fair ~onight I ·Mason County Fair schedule ' .. Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio in the band, prompted a new touring line-up and a new studio album produced last year With McG uffey Lane's well-known music, such. as the · favorite hit "Long Time Lovin' You," mixed with the band's own brand of humor, bOth longtime fans and the newly-converted are hungry for more of the McGuffey Lane American music experience. GALLIPOLIS - Hailing from Tul sa, Okla., Joe Logan Diffie cites the biggest musi: cal influences on his life a& his father, Joe Riley Diffie, and country greats George Jones and Merle Haggard . The fans can sense that kind of heritage when listening to hi s first number one singles. 1990's "Home" and "If You Want Me To," "If the Devil Danced'' and "New Way". from 1991, but are also treat .. ed to a performer with an individual style that distin" guished itself with nine albums during the '90s and I0 songs that topped the country charts during the decade. Diffie performs at the Gallia County Junior Fair tonight at 8:30. Working with hi s band Heartbreak Highway. Diffie lists his favorite song that he's written as " Is · It Cold in Here?" and " Ain't That Bad Enough" or"Ships That Don't Come In" as the tunes he likes to perform live. When not pursuing his favorite pasttimes. which include golf, crossword puzzles. and making wine and beer, Diffie .is perfecting the sound that's made him a favorite on the road, radio and on CD. Vinton slates bean dinner VINTON A tradition going back to the days following the Civil War will be continued when the annual Vinton Bean Dinner and parade is staged Saturday under the sponsorship of American Legion Post 161 and its auxiltary. . .The parade is scheduled for I0:30 a.m. and will form at · Vinton Elementary School. It will proceed down Ohio 160 to Ohio 325 North a.nd on to the Community Park. the site of the dinner. The dinner will continue until 3 p.m., organizers said. For information on the parade or to participate, contact Mayor Sam Sowards at 388-8461 or (740) 992-6976. The dinner. will include a traditional Civil War soldier 's meal of beans or bean soup prepared in cauldrons ar the park,buthannburgers, hotdogs and other refreshments will be avai \able. Announcement of this year's recipients of the :'Golden Booge( awards. started in 2003. will be made during the dinner. OBITUARIES Page A5 • Geneva Hall ·• Gail Stumbo Hovatter • Gary Mitch INSIDE • More charges in leak of Pentagon informalion. See Page A2 • Local briefs. See Page A5 • For the Record. See Page AS • North Carolina wins back copy of original Bill of Rights. See Page A5 • Church Events. See Page A6 • A Hunger For More. See Page A6 2400 Eastern Ave. (Across from KMart) Gallipolis, ' (74Q) .......17,. ' 1~ "'" \\.m~daii~M·nlim•l . <·•orll H{ll),\ Y.. \ l! ( 01 1ST:;, :um:; Meigs residents, neighbors testify in support of AEP cost proposal BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Public officials, representatives of the building trade,~ and members pf the ·general public nearly all of whom support American Electric Power 's plan to recover costs associated with its proposed $1 billion power plant in southern Meigs County - testified at a Public Utilities Commission of Ohio hearing at Meigs High School on Thursday evening. Nearly 200 attended the hearing, and some 40 of them testified for the record. It was the third and final hearing allowing public testimony on AEP's plan. The testimony will become part of the official record in the PUCO case. along with expert tes. timony to be offered at an evidentiary hearing before the PUCO next week. The PUCO is not.expecte.d to render a decision on the plan before October. The ~enefit of the plant to the economy was outlined by a number of tho se testifying, particularly those representing the building trades, such as<9))lumbers and pipefi tters, carpenters and electricians from throu ghout . southern Ohio, who would be among Syracuse Council asks Charter for . senior discount BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSE~TINEL . COM SYRACUSE . At last night's meeting of Syracuse Village Council a representative from .Charter Communications requested a cable television franchise renewal from council but did not get it, not yet anyway. "One of the main complaints I get is why. we can't get a cable company that offers a senior discount," Councilwoman Donna Peterson said to Michae I Kel emen, Director of Government Relations for Charter.· Kelemen said he would look into getting a senior rate WEATHER for the village and be in touch with Clerk-Treasurer Sharon Cottrill by next week on that issue and an internet service discount for the Syracuse Police and Fire Departments. Charter, which services 250 customers in Syracuse, requires the renewel in order to use the village's right-ofways for service . . Charter· is requesting a I0year agreement si milar to the DetailS on Pa&:e AB last signed in \996. Kenny Buckley announced that the Federal Emergency Management Agency approved the v illage·~ appeal for money to repair the concrete decking 2 SECfiONS - t6 PAGFS surrounding the London Pool. 'Calendars A:3 FEMA has agreed to pay Classifieds · B4-6 · $ \0,500 for the decking to go Comi~ B7 along wi,th the $57,259 to . repair the inside of the pool Dear Abby A:3 ; though no money has actually Editorials A4 been reeeived by the village. · A.6-'7I ' · Street Commissioner Mike Faith • Values • Ralston ' suggested coun~il Movies As fill the pool to flush the mud NASCAR B3 and sediment from the lines and to check the pool's Obituaries As motors. Council decided to B Section act on the advice and begin Sports AB filling the pooL Weather INDEX © 2005 Ohio Valley Publishin~ Co. ,· Two Convenient Locations: 114 Mile North Pomeroy/Mason Bridge Mascio, .WV · Phone (~) 773-5323 -y Please see Syracuse. A5 Brlan J. Reed/photo Jean Craig 'of Middleport, the widoW of a boilermaker and mother of another; addressed the employment benefit construction of a new power plant in Meigs County wou ld create. Also pictured are Stephen Lesser, a PUCO attorney who conducted the hea ring, and a court reporter who transc'ribed testimony. the estimated 2,000 who would be working to build the plant. Meigs County Commissioner Mick Davenport outlined the benefits of the plant to Meigs Cou·nty and the south- . ern Ohio region. "AEP's cost recovery plan is good for Meigs County, the region and Ohio." Davenport said. "The county has struggled and the economy has Commissioners BY BRIAN J. REED tlREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY Mei gs County Commissioners awarded a half-million dollar bid for the paving of county roads to Shelly Co. of Thornville during their on regular . meeting Thursday. • .. . Comissioners accepted the bid of $531,704.32 after review by Engineer Eugene La st · week. Triplett. Commissioners opened bids from Shelly and Black Top Contractiqg. Inc.. of Nelsonville, in the amount of $635,768.88. The project. to be funded through the Ohio .Public Works Commission Issue II program, includes paving of Eden Ridge Road in Olive Town ship, Leading Creek Road in Salisbury. Depot Street (County Road 3) in Rutl and, Will's Hill Road near the Meigs County Golf Course. the county's portion· of Beech Grove Road. Hy sell Run Road and various streets been on the decline ,\nee the do,in g of the AEP/South er n Oh io Coal Company's mining pperati on> ... Davenport presented letters of sup. port frum elected ofTicia\.s and economic deve·lopment offic ial s in Athen s. Gallia. Vinton and Washington countie' and addressed · concern from some oppo nent s tllat tl10se who pay for the cost of th e plant wi ll not directl y benefit from it. "Others out side the re gion su<.: h as consumers in Franklin County have ben efited from some of the lowest power rates ir1 the country becau se of the mining of coal in Meigs County and because of AEP operation s in southern· Ohio . We believe it's time to pay us hack.:· Jenn ife r Simon · of Logan . Athen' County Economic Development Director, said "ir 's .ahout jobs." ''Athen s Count y wholehearted ly supports this project.'' Simon said . "Athens and Meigs Counties have the tradespeople needed to construct the plant readil y aYai lable. We have coal here . Let \ use it. We ha ve people here who know power. At Ohio University, Please see Proposal, AS paving bid Break-in at = Riverside Food Mart Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL COM POMEROY - Pomeroy Police Cl1ief Mark E. Proffitt annouced that his department received a call m4:3.2 a.m. on Wednesday from Ri verside Food Mart on We st Main Street reporting a breaking and enterin g. B~an The breaking and entering apparently happened ovemight after the store closed at 'II p.m. First to arri ve on the scene was Pomeroy PO Patrolman Shannon Smith followed by Proffitt who observed glass missing fr om the store 's back door. A survei lla:Ke tape from inside the store wa' also recovered as eviden<.:e. Pr(;flitt contirmed that the al leged perpetrator does appear on the tape: He also said besi.>les.the videotape other. p hysi c;~ evidence w:ts taken from the scene. J. Reed/ photo Paul M. Reed, president, and Paul Kloes, chairman of the board of Farmers Bank and Savings Co., presented a $2,000 donation toward a new radio system for the county sheriff's department to Sheriff Robert Beegle and Commissioners Jim Sheets and Mick Davenport. Also pictured is Beegle's grand, son, Jonathao Taylor. In other busine ss. commisin the community of Tuppers sioners and Sheriff Robert Plains. Triplett said last week. Beegle accep ted a donation of The engineer's estimate for the project is $543.000. $2.000 from Farmers Bank and Savings Company Work is expected to begin Please see Paving. A5 later thi s summer. Riding in ~tyle Robin Brown ing. manager of ·. Riverside Food Mart said that the perpetrator made off with 20 to 25 canons of Marlboro Brewce Martin of ci~arette s and S631 in cash. Skatopia in Rutland Brown in~ ac\deu that 'he won't poses with the custom know if <~ther items were taken limousine that he and such a,' akuhol until a com. his skateboarding team . plete irl\·cmnry was done. CIA, recently drove on a Brownin\..! '\aid busine ss is 27-state skating tour. · back to nnr~m al wi th the back Brandon Martin and Dan door being repaired and locks Fluhart sit on the roof of havin ~ hecn chan Qed. the limous 1ne which is "We do ha1·e ,;-suspect in decked out in Skatopla mind and expect an . arrest stick~rs. parrots . cattle soon... Proffitt 'aiu. hqrns. an alligator skul l The Pomerov , Police and vent pipe coming ·Depart menl i~ w;,rkin g with out of the trunk . other lo<.:al law enfor<.:ement Skatopia 's next big oflice" to apprehend those event IS a visit from the invnl n•d in lht" 1Tinw. 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