https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c833a94e944e4f495bee0f60781938b6.pdf 82cc8b863f43feeeca930d81a66d0c33 PDF Text Text Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel Monday, August 29. 2005 www.mydailysentinel.com Fresh violence and rhetoric unlikely to torpedo momentum for Mideast pe~ce,_ A2 Kerr wins Wendy's ~hampiollShip for Children DUBLIN !AP)- Cristie Kerr took a moment from her victory celebrat ion to do some cheerleading for the U.S. Solheim Cup team. "Forget the win for a secand," Kerr said after making clutch par p.utts on the final two holes to win the Wendy's Championship for Children on Sunday. ''I'm reall y ex~;ited about how our team is going into the Solheim. We're look ing for eac h other on the leaderboards." Kerr could be found right at the top pcrsevcrt'no ·'espt'te challenges from P~t J -iurst. Annika Sorenstam anu Paula Creamer. ".People don't · rcai 1'-z'' J10 ,.. difficult it is to win." said Kcr; · who picked up her second win of the year and the sixth of her career. "Winning · is a Jcameu behavior. That's what 1 did today. 1 relied 0 11 my experi ence and my patience. and I was able 'to hang on." Kerr fi ni shed at 18-under 270, one shot ;iheucl of ·~": Creamer and Sorenstam. Creamer, , the third-round leader, had a'7! and Sorenstam · a 66, matching the day's low round. Moment> after clinching the win, Kerr was announced as No. 1 on the points list for the' U.S. Sol heim Cup team. She wi ll be joined by Creamer and Hurst _ wid will be playing against Sorenstam _ at the biennial competition with Europe on Sept. 9 _11 at Crooked Stick in Carmel, Ind. Kerr purred the l7th 10 remain in front. making a IOfoot putt after· chipping past the pin from over the green. "That's about as big a putt as you can make to save par." Kerr said . · She rolled' in a 4-foot putt on the final hole. ' "The putt 011 18, I just trmtcd 1nv line. " shcsaid. Hu;·st sh,trcd the lead with Kerr as she stepped tu the final tee. B(tt her drive was far to the rigl1t and ended up in a ditch lined with trees. Taking an directly behind her, drove Into unplayable lie, she took four the fairway on 18 and hit her drops the first three were not iron approach about 30 feet within the allotted two club- from the pin. Her first putt lengths from· where the ball came up 4 feet shan, leaving went in the trees. Her founh her a slippery downhill putt to drop hit on the back ed~e of win the tournament. After nailthe wooden tee she stuck 111 the ing the putt, she pumped her ground to mark the drop dis- fist. tance and caromed back deepAsked if she had staked a ~r into the overh angin~ bushes claim as America's top pro, and trees. ·• Kerr said, "I can 'tell you my Hurst punched out into a mom probably thinks that, and trap and then hit her founh my dad." shot to the right frin~e on the . Hurst's closin.g 70 left her at par-4 18th, two-puttmg from 272 and !ted wtth Jeong Jang. 60 feet. who closed with a 67. Karrie · "''m not going to dwell on Webb (70) and Soo-Yun Kang it." Hu rst said, her daughter (72) were at 27 3. with Michele standi ng nearby in a USA Redman alone at 274 after a cheerleader outfit. "I'll move 72. U.S.' Women's Amateur on: What can I do' You can't champion Morgan Pressel fingo back." ished with a 70 and was at 278. The U.S. Solheim team was Creamer, who clinched the taking a bus immediately after LPGA rookie of the year the lournamenr to go to award with her tie for second, lndianaforapracticeroundon began the day with a oneMonday. Hurst said she might stroke lead over Kerr and drown her sorrows with her Kang . Kerr pulled even by hitteammates.' . ring a 5 1/2-fqot birdie putt on Kerr. playing in the ·group · the par-4 second hole. ' ' BRISTOL, Tenn. (AP) Matt Kenseth's season was in shambles two months ago, hi s chance s of raci ng for the Nexte! Cup title slim to none. A frantic late-season surg~ has changed everything. Kenseth used his first victory in more than a year to inch closer to the Chase for the championship. , winning at Bristol Motor Speedway on Saturday night in dominating · fashion. Kenseth started from the pole and Jed a whopping 415 of the 500 laps to win for the first time since March 7, 2004. After s truggling for more than a year, Kenseth has turned it on the past two months and vaulted from 20th in the standings to II th. "Our performa nce has been better and you knew we had a fast car when we're on the pole," said Kenseth, whu has started on the pole just twice in hi s career. "This feels great. I haven' t been in Victory Lane i.n a long time.'' The top I0 drivers in the standings after the Sept. I0 race in Richmond make the Chase. and Ken seth's victory now has him II points out of the film! qualifying position . . ''I had all but written off our AP photo c h~nces to get in three race s Matt Kenseth celebrates in victory lane after winning the . ago," car owner Jack Rou sh NASCAR Sharpie 500 on Saturday at Bristol Motor Speedway said . "I was thinking 'building to next year' all the way. in Bristol. Tenn . · ' ~0.11 • Lady Eagles win opener. See Page B1 ' AP photjj <t'<., time and cou ldn' t avoid getting caught up in Jarrett' s accident. Harvick ·desperately needed a stro ng finish to make the Cha se, but ended up 1 finishin g 37ih and will almost cenainly'rniss the cut. But in a sign·of.total frustraRichard tion with his Childress Ra cing team, Harvi ~; k reportedly refused to get back in the car after his crew made enough repairs to get the Chevrolet back on the · track. Harvick. who has declined to di sc uss contract negotiation s with Childress until he is ceriain the team is improvin~, had · retreated to hts motorhome while the new worked on the car. When it was ready. he wus nowhere to · be found. so the team considered using Scott Ri ggs to fini.sh the race. Harv ick eventually returned to the car. but after starting the night 14th in the points, he is now 16th. Asked if he was angry that Jarrett 's a\: I ruined his playoff hope s. Harvick didn't place blame. "We don't deserve to be in the Chase anyway." he · snapped. Dale Earnhardt Jr.. the defending race champion. finished ninth. But he's 15th in the standin gs, a long shot to make the pk1yoffs. - ~---- ....... __ . · ~· Are Coming To The. The Daily Sentinel Ohio State. Football .coach Jim Tressel is predicting The Buckeyes will for the National Championship this year. WATCH FOR IT THIS SEPTEMBERI i • BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAlLYSENTIN EL.COM OBITUARIES Page AS • William Cruickshanks INSIDE • North Korea delays resumption of nuclear talks, blaming U.S.. See Page A2 • Poll: Support for Patriot Act shrinks ttie more people know about it. See Page A2 • Sayre descendants hold reunion. · See Page A3 • Meigs woman named outstanding employee. See Page A3 . . •Transfers posteq__) SeePageA3 • Despite base-closing vote, supporters not resting. See Page AS • Judge dismisses lawsuit filed over long election lines. SeePage AS • Leaking rail forces Cincinnati evacuatibn. SeePage AS • Two striking unions reach 'ligreements · with university. SeePageA6 POMEROY - Three months after $20.000 was reported missing from the Meig s County . Sheriff's Department, the Ohio Bureall ofCriminalldemitication and Investigation has .yet to release any information about who might have stolen it. Sheriff Robert Beegle said Monday he is unaware of the status of the state-run investigation -into the missiA g inoney, which was first discovered mi ssing on May li. At that time, Beeg le asked the state's major crimes uqit to investigate the case and interview suspects be\:ause, he said, he wanted no appearance of a cimflict of interest in the investigation. Beegle has maintained since that time that he wants no information about the investigation's findings until it is completed. The cash from two separate drug investigations was being held in an evidence room at the sheriff's department and a locker in the booking area. One of the criminal cases associated with the cash evidence - that against Elisha "Lacey" Dick-ens of Middleport, has now been concluded and the defendant sent to prison. Beegle said some employees of his department have, submitted to polygraph examinations relating to the case, and others - have refu sed. Middl epon police oftlcers are also subjects of the investiga~ tion , because pan of the missing cash origin.ated from a Middleport cri minal qse and was being stored at the sheriff's department without Beegle's k'riowledge. Beegle said the investigator in charge of the probe is also involved in a number of other, cases. and has been ·testifying in coun cases. i, Brian J. Reed/ photo Danny Gheen of Ghe.!'n's Painting applies a coat of a special durable plastic-type finish on the shower in the Meigs County Jail. Renovations at the jai l continue ·as Sheriff R9bert Beegle proceeds with plans to re-open the facility. 'Beegle lays off two deputies Friday Bv BRIAN Oetatto on Pogo AE; ' 2 SECI10NS12 PAGES 'Calendars A3 Classifieds · 83-4 Gomics Bs Dear Abby A3 Editorials · A4 Obituaries As Sports Weather J. REED ffREED®MYDAILYSENTINEL .COM : INDEX B Section A6 © 2005 Ohi~ Valley PubliShing~· for everyone involved. She sai.d that throughout the gradLtation and prom season, the Council worked in cooperation with . the · Meigs· County Sheriff's Office with funds provided from Ohio Parents for Drug Free Youth to increase compliance check s and hi ghway crui ser visibility to di scou rage teenage drinking. , "For the 2005 prom and graduation season, our com- munity lost no young people allow a person under the age in accidents as a result .6f of 2 1 to remain on !heir propalcohol or drug cons ump- .e11y white consuming or pus-: . sess ing alcoholic beverages tion," sbe commented. The program for which can be prosecuted and face fu nds have been awarded is· jail sentencing. fine s and/or "Paren ts Who Host, Lose The los> ofproperty.'' she warned . Most," Busho'ng said the "Wi th the cooperation uf ~ampaig n 's message seeks to community parent>. ove rturn parents' ideas of guardians. and adults, we <:an "safe drinking" and educate help make the· 2006 school them about the <:onsequences yea r fun filled and tragedyfree for our children,'' she of breaking the Jaw. "Par.ents who knowin gly concluded. Racine Fall Festival coming s·oon Beth Sergentjphoto One of the parade participants gets into the spirit of autumn at last year's Racine Fall Festival. This year's festival is Sept. 10 at Star Mill Park. The parade begrns at 10 a.m. f> Y BETH WEATHER ,, \\\.\~'"'~~~~~ihtwn1oul•'•"' "4H), 1 SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM ear BUC EYES tiJ parties following football games but other fall events that "making available or serving · alcohol · to teen s under thei r own supervision or in their home is against the law." Sharon Bu shong, Council ·spokesperso n, advises that " Hostin g a party whsre alcohol is available f to underage youth is ilkgal and can pose serious h¢altb risks and legal ramifi caions Beegle: No word from b\ BCI missing money pro e ... CROMWELL, 'conn . told he received a sponsor's Vander Walt is playing ·on a majur medical, aml that \ I am now." (AP) - Brad Faxon's per- exemptio n to the Bui ck tour with a medical exemp- where , sisten<:e at the Buick Championship. He decided · lion after a wrist injury limThe field played under Championship finally paid to turn pro and earned. ited him to 12 events in drizzly conditions all day off. $ 177 .7.13 in his PGA Tour 2004 , hi s rookie season. He and the rain-softened green s He rolled in a 3-foot debut. needed to earn just over resutted in · low number s · birdie putt on the first playFaxon thought he would $448,000 over ·the nex t early. That allowed severa l off hole Sunday. and beat he hom e 'ooner than later seven tournaments to keep to catch. . Rose. who bega n South . African Tjaart va n earlier in the week . He hi s card for this year. No the day with a four stroke der Walt for his fir st victory made the 36-hole cut on the worries now for the' 30- lead at 12-under. Rose didsince 2001. number and was back in hi s year-o ld , who pocketed n' t make a move until late Faxon tied the co ur>c hot el room packing up $464,400 for finishing sec, in the day. He birdied two record in regulation witil a Friday afternoon while ond 011 Sunday. of the last four holes . .. 1 guess now f can piay a 9-under 61. a per sp nal best wai tin g to hear if he made '"I knew I had to go out for the 44-year-old . He it. little more," van dcr Walt and play a ~ood round and stayed close to hom e for hi s "Thi s wcls really kind of eighth PGA Tour ,·ict<lry. · out of the blue.'' he said. saip. "Yo u work so hard to make it mine," Rose said. earn'ing a $714. 000 pay- "The first twu days I pia) ~d get out here and then you "G uy s are shooting 61 and AP photo OK. Then something hap- get hurt. It's not a nice feel- 64 from behind you, so I check. Brad Faxon raises the trophy after winning the Buick The . Rhode Islander has pened yeste rday where all ing. The (tour) was nice needed to keep it mov in g Championsh,ip in Cromwell, Conn .. on Sunday . .been a mainstay at thi s :-Jew the puth started goi ng in ." enough to work with me on forward." England tournament. On Sunday. not onl y did appearing 22 times. Hi s best hi .s putb fall but he took finish had been an eighth in advantage · of a couple of 1996. favnrabl.c ruling s to save " People get excited about par on the last two hole.s. ByckEyes thi s tournam ent and I Jove When his tee shot on No. 17 -""'!' - . . . .... '1...., ...1 _....,._ pla yi ng close . tn ilome." rolled about -10 ya rds down ~ ~i Faxon said. "Nobody on a cart path and damaged the iltloiC'dord;'::iali:r:ad~,;:,~be:" · tour would ever tell you ball. Faxon go t to pull out a anyth ing differently . My ne\v ball and plac·e his drop. ...... father came today. my aunt. ' On the playoff hole both Byck Eve~ _ my uncle. my <:uus ins arc hit great second shots. .. here. Great friends are here. Fa~nn drove into the left . ~· It' s ju't awesome.'' fairway bunker and had !69 ~ ··:~ •. --- . "'!!"!!" / Van der Walt shot a 6-l yards to the hole and stuck Sunday ahd birdied the final his 7-iron approach 3 feet two holes to tie Faxon at from th e cup. Van dcr Walt. 14-under 266 and force a untlappable all week at the playoff back to the 434- TPC at River Highland s, ...... -:.~.~ ..~,~.~~ ...:!! ..,".!~"'~'!''* - .. yard pa(-4 18th. dro ve it right down the mid. ...... . . •• Third-rounder leader die to w_ithin 134 yards. His Ju stin R'ose (69) fini .shed approach l;langed off the c~mpete one stroke out .of the play- flagstick and rolled' ju>t off. while former Brltish over nine fee t from the cup. Open champion Ben Curtis The pla)ers high -fived eac h (69), Jerry Kell y 177) ;ind Dthcr as tilcy wa lked up the NCAA runner-up Michae l I Rtil fairwav 10 an ovation . Putnam (li3J were all at I 2 Van dcr Walt pu,shed hi> under. birdie putt rigilt then stood Putnam had · been at bad and v.atched as FaxDn Meri o·n L"t ~,week fm the coolly mlled hi s in for th e U.S. Amateur when he was "in . Bv CHARLENE HOEFUCH HOEFLICH®MYDAILYSENTI NEL.COM I?OMEROY - If you are even thinking about serving alcohol at a post-football teen party at your home, better think again. The Meigs County Family and Children First Council, in partnership with Ohio Parents for Drug Free Youth , wants to remind parents making preparation s for not only Christie Kerr ho.ld s the Wendy' s ChampiOilShip fo r Children aft~r winni ng with a tournament total 18-under par Sunday in Dubli~ . -, 111'-.l•\\ , \l•.l'-.l :: u Council warns against serving alcohol to teens SPORTS I ' Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio )nii'\IS•\ol.,),l But they've go t it turned I think it was a good points around now. It's going to be a day for us." horse race." The only driver to drop out Ken seth agreed : of the top I 0 after Bristol was "! thought' we were tiut of Jamie McMurray, who it;" Kenseth said of the Chase. dropped to 12th. "There's still a couple races to Meanwhile . the ra ce go, but we're a lot closer. wreaked havoc on many driWe'll just · go to California vers on the bubble of making (next week) and give it all that NASCAR 's Chase - and we can. If we can run like some of it was inte ntional. (this) the last two races, we ' ll Dale Jarrett , who started the make it." · race II th in the points. lost Jeff Bunon was second and ground midway through the was followed by Greg Bif!le race when contact from Ryan and Ricky Rudd. Newman sent him spinning. Rusty Wallace, in his final Apparently seeking payback, race at his favorite r:ice track. Jarrett later made a sharp ri ght fini shed fifth . Wallace is retir- turn into Newman to wreck ing at the end of the season both of their cars. · and had hoped to mark hi s NASCAR ruled. · that final Bristol race with a win. Jarrett 's move was intentional Instead, he leaves with nine and penalized him two laps. wtns, most• among The in~;ident dropped Jarrett NASCAR's active drivers . to 14th in the standi,ngs. and "It was a good top five fin- · he'll need a fltriou s rally over ish, I'm happy with it ," the final two qualifying Wallace said. "I fought for it events to get into the playoffs. and it was a good, strong finNewman, who started the ish." night clinging to the eighth Jeff Gordon, who is making spot in the sta ndings. dropped a . desperate push for the one spot to ninth. Chase, finished sixth. It "Mine was unintentional. pushed him into the top 10 for His was i.ntenti onal, that was the lirst time since June, and obvious," Newman said . ·' I if the four-time series cham pi - sure didn 't expect him to on can stay there fortwo more retaliate like that. " races he will be eligible to .Jarrett left the track without nice for the title . commenting. The biggest loser . was "I' m real happy with the comeback," Gordon said. "It's Kevi n Harvick. who was in a solid day, a solio finish and the wrong place at the wron g Faxon wins Buick Championship in playoff '· -. Kenseth wins at Bristol, strengthens Chase bid. . Cinclnnati mayor's race includes·98 Degrees singer, A6 POMEROY - Financial restraints have forced Sheriff Raben Beegle to lay. off two deputies in his depanment; leaving him, he said Mondpy. with a "skeleton force." · Deputies Rick Smith and Andy Myers were laid off the . force effecti ve Friday, and will likely remain off the job through the end of the year. Beegle said. The layoffs leave Sheriff Beegle'will only eight officers on his force -one per shift. · ''I knew at the beginning of the year that I w~uld .be shon on funds for salaries. but I hoped to be able to reopen the jail and use fund s saved from housing to help pay sai:Jries." RACINE - The signs that summer is ending ca n be found in the ttpcoming Labor Day Weekend. the start ef h·igh sc hool football season and the announcement of this year's Racine Fall Festival for Sept. 10 at Star Mill Park. The annual festival kicks off at I0 a.m. with a parade followed by the crowing of the queen iu noon at the park. The live music arid entertainment begins at 12:15 p.m : and ends at 6 p.m. Ihe entertainment lineup is · heavy on bluegrass and i.ncludes the groups Rocky Mountain Bluegrass and Northwest Territory which both peTformed at last year 's festival, and newcomers Buck & Company. The Big Bend Cloggers will also take the stage at 2 p.m. Northwest Territory is a Submtt1ed photo . quanet which has been per- . The group Northwest · Territory will . re,visit the Rac1ne Fall forming · since 1989 and is Festival this year as part of the lineup of bluegrass and clogfrom Shreve. The group per- ging acts perform1ng throughout the day. forms bluegrass. . gosp~l. country. fiddle tunes. breakNortliwest Territorv will to the-area. bringing their own downs and original composi- perform at J p.m. and at 5 unique brand oT bluegrass to tions. Family humor and what p.m. the public . They will perform is desoribed as a "fast -paced" Rock y Mountain BluegraS< at II a.m. and I p.m. stage presence is also part of from Parkersburg , W. Va. Please see Festival. AS thetr repertoire . · . have become frequent visitors , . Eastern student to attend leadership conference Beegle said Monday. "I issued the layoffs very reluctantly. but I had no choice," Beegle said. BY CHARLENE HOEFliCH Because iail renovations HOEFLICH@MYDAil YSENTINEL.COM have taken so long to complete, and because the state TUPPERS PLAINS has not yet authorized him to re-open the jail. th-ere ,are no Lonnie Westfall. a ·>eve nth funds left to transfer from the grader at Eastern Junior high housing line into the salaries School. has been · selected to line. He said yesterday he is attend th e Junior National Conference in not sure if ~dditional layoffs Leaders Washil)gton. D. C .. Oct. 1-6. will be necessary between . The youth. nominated . by now and the end of the year. Beegle said a number of ' his sixth grade teacher. Krista factors have contributed to hi' Johnson. and chosen for his depanmental budget shortfall, Jeaders,hip at>ility and acade-· other than a delay in re-open- mic achievement (an all-A ing the jail and a large hum- honor roll qudent). will be ber of pri soners in cou nty one of 2(Xl outstanding midtustody. The ri si ng cost of dle sc hoo l st udents from , acros' the United Swtc at the leadership conference. Please see Deputies. AS .. ' The goal of the conference themcd "The Legaev of Amerimn ·Leadership·· 'is to introduce young people to the rich ~radition of leaders hip throughout American history. while helping students develop their own leadership sktlls. "The aim of the Junior National Young l:eade" Conference ·is to in>pire >Illdents to recognize their own leaders hip ~ kill s. measure their skill- against those of current and former leaders and return hl1111C "ith ne"found eonfidc·nce in their ability to e .xerci~e po..;iti\ e . Please s¢4! Student. AS l,.onnie Westrall • �Page A2 NATION • WORLD The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, August30,2005 • Poll: Support Fresh violence and rhetoric unlikely to torpedo momel)tum for Mideast peace "In exchange for the evacuaJERlJSALEM <A PI - A for Patriot Act lethal lton of . people who shouldn' t arrest ratd. a su1c1de have been there the first bombmg. fresh land expro pnashrinks the place. (Israel) gomg to steal tluns. a threatem ng Hamas more and more Palesuman v1deo. So tar. thm'' the tollnv.land," sa1d Dtana Bunu. legal more people pullout. up to Israel's hiStone GaLa adv1ser ro the Palestm1an Authonty. R.llhe r than se1zc the know about it moment Bunu smd Israel can 't claim to Jump-st.U1 negoti:Im IS Bv WILL LESTER ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER WAS HI NGTON - Fewer ' than halt at Amencans kn ow the purpose ot the Patnot Act, and the more they know abou t It the le>s they'ltke 11. accord1ng ' to a poll released Monday Fewer than ha It Of those polled. 42 percent. are .1ble to co•rect ly 1den t1fy th~ law's ma111 p1npose ot enhancmg surve dlancc proced ures tor tede r.d J.m enforcemen t . H.!C!lCIL'" accord111g to the poll c·onducted bv the Ccnta tor Su n ey ' Rese,~rch .111d A n a l y>~s .It the L!ni\C"ll) ol Conn et!ICUt Alntost l\\ O- thmh nt al l Amencam. 64 percent. s.ud they support the P.1tnot Ac t But suppo rt J ropped . t0 57 percen t .mwn g thn"' ~ '' ho co uld accu r.ne lv •uent ll) the •ntent ot the lell" l.ll !On The s ur ve~ ~vas llltended to take a cl<ise r look .tt the h1 gh leve ls ol pub lic suppnll the P.ttnot Act h.IS go tten 111 vanous poll s. s.nd S.nn uel Best. the cente r' s dnell111 "The Patno t 1\ct h.ts been a ver) v"1ble p1ece of lcg1s· lati on... Best s.ud "We wanted to see 11 people h.1d an understandmll nl the .1ct that dll fere ntl aied 11 fro m the war nn t ~rronsm gc ncJ- all y .. "Most people do n' t lhst mgu!Sh the Patn ot All !rom the war on te1ror m gener- al." B ~s t saul The House and Senate have voted to exte nd provisions ol the P.IIIIOI Act that we re set to exp1re at the end of th1s year makmg many of those pro' IS IOns permanent A confe rence com mittee is sc heduled to try thi S fall to wo rk out dttt erences tn the House and Senate versiOns of the lcg lslauo n So me proviStons o l the Patnot Act are supported by a sohd maJont y, whil e othets got fa r less support The pro" s1on th.ll penm tted federal a~e nt s - To use Il1 torma ti on collected •n tore1gn Int el li ge nce investl gatton s for do mestic cnme 1nves t1 gauo ns w.IS supported by 8 1 perce nt. - To momtor names .md addresse s of Internet co mmumcatlons 111 crim11ul investl gattons was sup p01ted by 69 percent. - To ta p any telephone line a te rrori st suspec t m1 ght use rather than spec if ying part1 cul ar phone lines was supported by 62 perce nt - To requtre libran es to turn over records m terrorIsm in vest tga tt ons un beknown st to the patrons was support ed by 53 percent. - To reqUire banks to turn over r~ c o rd s to the gove rn ment without JUd icia l approval was supported by 43 percent - To co nduct sec ret searches of Amen cans· homes v..uhout mformtn g the occupant s for an unspec, 1hed pe n od ot time was supported by 23 percent. The pop ulan ty of the law seems to dwmd le for measure s that int rude mt o AmeiJCaJis· person.d li ve s ''OJ!ce peopl e 'ee these th mgs h1t mcreasmg ly close to home . thev become more and more troubled. · Best Said Three- fo urths smd the y thmk that Jaw enforcement will frequently or occasion ally · use the Ia~>. to mvesti gate cnme s other than terronsm Almost as many. 72 perce nt. sa1d they expect It will be usttd to investigate le gitimate pol illcal and soc 1ol groups Peop le are e\enl y dt\ 1ded on whe ther the Jav. has prevented terron't anac k' Whtle numerou s polls have tndtcated v..tdc spread support for the Patnot Act. Best said ' hi> research suggests ··people are prett) torn on where the) qand .. 11te re>ult ' ;1re b.Jsed on pollmg of 800 adults from Aug 4-22 and h.Jve .1 m.~r ­ gm of 'ampling error ot plu'> or m111u s ] 5 p ~ rcc nl ­ age pomts .. uons. Israelis and Palestmialh .tppe.ll" to be t.dhng Into .1 lan11 li M p(tttelll ot VIolence .tml rhetonc StJII. the "Hhdr.Iw.II from Je\\ ISh settlements m Gaza 1s of such sJgn•licance that even the latest spasms are unhkel) Ill torpedo .Ill momentum for pe.,,e Anel Sh.mm won pratsc for fu lfilling hiS pledge - m a dranMtJ c. bre.thncck "'ccp th.tt ended ldst week - to evacuate X.Sm sertkrs !rom the Gaz.<1 Stnp .md .mother 500 Irom the nol1hcm West Bank Now the lsr.tc li k.idcr w.mts to send a \ ery clear mc~~~lgc Lhat tt!ITor- Ism 11nn't be tokrated dnd th.u nM tor West B.mk sett lement b!tx:s \~IIIIC nMlll ls rad 1 I · brae! cannot r~ tu m to the fl7 or 4~ bon.krs. because of the senlcmcms:· Sharon swd m .1 TV 1ntcrv1c\\ Munday. rclcr1111!2 to h rdd :-. lronttt:rs be lure 11 c.Ipturcd G.1z.I. the West B.mk .md other l.mds 'The settleme nt blocs v.. tll rc mam 111 so\ crc1gn Israel They arc ol \ 1!.11str.1tegu: 1mport.mcc " He added. however. that some other settlements would ha' e to go tn a tina! pedce deal Sharon's cnucs sdy now 1s the tune to capttahze on the goodwill created by the Qa.la evacuatiOn. not to tlex muscles Many fear the two Sides already have begun to squander .1 umquc htstoncal oppol1umty. And the recent lnct1on ha s brought home the pittall s ol try 111g to get IsraeliS and Palcst1mans together alter li ve ye;us of trust-destroymg VIOlence. · Both Sides say they' re sui! prepared to talk. . howe ve r that 11 has ended Its occupation ot Gaza because 1t "sull controls the coastal stn p\ borders and <llr and sea space. But she smd an agreement. approved by the lsraeh Cabinet over the weekend, to have Egypt deploy 750 troops along the Gaza-Egypt1an border so th.u lsr.!el w uld pull out .of the mea was :·a step m the nght dtrcctiOil " Another prom1 sing development occurred Mondav when Palesuman nulttant groups in Gaza told an Egyptmn envoy they remamed comm1tted to a stx-month-old truce with Israel At the same ttme. however. an AP Photo Islamic J1had leader said his Israeli rescue workers are seen through a broken wmdow of a bus at the Site of a s uiCide bomb group reserves the nght to attack 111 the southern Israeli City of Beersheba ' m thiS Saturday, Aug 28 file photo A lethal arrest ra id a su1c1de bombmg, fresh land expropnat1ons. a th reatemng Hamas v•deo So far. respo nd to what he called "brutal massacres." that s the fol l,ow-up to Israel 's h1 ston c Gaza pullout. Rathe r than se1ze the moment to JUmp- Israel's Mili tary offic1als smd Israel's start riegot1at1ons . Is raelis and Patest1n1ans appear to be falling 1nto a familia r pattern of VIO· army ch1el. Lt. Gen Dan tence and rhetonc Still, the Withd rawal from Jew1sh sett lements 111 Gaza IS of such s1gn1f1cance Halu tz. d1d not give final that even the latest spasms are unl1kety to torpedo all mome ntum for peace approval for the arrest raid m Tulkarem that k1lled five ' Ollicaal:-. sdJJ d meetmg IS pos- Husse 1111, the P.II estl111an ch1et ly show ing the11 lOp bomb- Palestuuans ,md set off a new sthk betwee n Sharo n .md ot statt, told The Assoctatcd maker. Moh.11mned De1t. cele- round of v1olence The offiP.liesun wn J eo~de r M.lilltlOlld Press. "That womcs us. but I hi.lllng tile Gaza pullout as a c t.~l s, requesll ng anonymity Abb.IS when the two are m thmk that 111 the end. jUstice VIc tory lor <rrmed 1es1Stance because they weren't authoNew York next month to will h.1 ve to prevail .. and th1 catenlllg mo1e ~nt aL ks nzed to speak on the top1c. smd .1ddress the Umted Nations 0 1fllwls on both sides until lsl <tel IS destroyed De1f Halutz cnt1cized the nud as IllAnd Sharon's Withdrawal expressed hope tl1.1t the pullout l1.1s been 111 h1dmg hom lsl.ieil limed .md Jackmg "sensUIVIty" Still. some saw the ratd and ending 38 yeats of Israe li Civil- WOLIIJ cre.ue momentum for ,, secunty forces sutce 1992 1.111 presence in the Gaza Stnp return to !sr.ie h-P.ilestlm .m And lsr.lcl. JUSt two d.Iys other measures as atl attempt to " likely to h<tve Jo ng-lastmg pedcenl.lklllg. Then, .ill lsr.1eli .11ter 1he !.1St G.IZ.l senler was sh01 c up gove rnment suppo11 npple etfecrs on M1deast .1rrcst ra1 d 111 the West Bank evdCU<Hed announced plans to .mton g hr.Je!IJ:t,Jrd- line rs alter peacemakmg that could weath- town ot Tul k.rrem delenomted conti scate Palestm1an Jan u the G.1z.I pu llout .1lien.Jled large er some setbac ks With the set- Into a sllootout that killed fi ve around the West Bank 's largest secuons of Sh.uon's ng ht-v..mg tlers gone. the lmny ts expedcd P.J! cstmldns. .tnd .t SUICide Jewish settlement to build a L1kud p.111y. D.1V 1d L.mJau. ed1t01 of to complete Its own pullout 111 bomb1ng Sun day CIIl lc.JIIy sepma11011 baflle r th at would. wounded two secunt) g u~uds 111 ellect. <~nne x 11 to Jellls.Jiem ls! .!el's H,,w etz dmly. said he the COilllllg da) S. "We unde.stand tha t Mr .It .1 bus st.JI IOIJ 111 the southem Is!del also s.ud 11 would butl d .J tlunks Sharo n h.1s hul1 himself Sharon h.Js to show the Israeli Israe li city ut Beersheb.I police st,Jtlon between the set-. "so b.1dl y Wi th the nght 111.11 I That bombmg c.une a d.ty tlement. Mo~ .1l eh Adum11n, .md honestly can 't see much that he people th,u he IS concedmg on one Side and strengthenmg h1s alter Ham.Is llllillants 111 G.IZd Jen1s.tlem - .mother step that c.m do by way of wmnmg them pos111on on the other." Ratiq released a Vldeot,tpe purponed- .1lanned Palesumans back O\'~' .. North Korea delays resur11ption of nuclear talks, blaming U.S. N01th Korean s. mos tly lor refu gees. No11h Kore o~ has long bee n SEOUL. South Kmea cntlclzcd lor It s hunldn nghts No11h Korea swd Monday it record · .md the State would delay by two weeks Its Dep.mme nt h.1s said betwee n retum to nuclear talks, bl.im- Wdshmgton announ ced Au g 150.000 .md 200.000 people mg the deCision on US mil I 19 that Jay Lefkov. nz. a lor- .ll"c believed to be held 111 ta ry exercises and mer .!dv1scr to PreSi dent Bush. pnson camps lor political redWashmgton's appomt me m of will be 111 charge ol promoting sons alone The Nonh demes .1 speCI,J! envoy on human cll ons lo "improve the hum o~ n It holds any pohtl c;ll pmoners ri ghts In .1 sep.1rate commentary. Delegates to stX·IJatlon talks ng hts of the long-sutfe1 mg Nort h Korean j:lcople " KCN A said the appomtment a11ned at pr. rsuadmg North The new po~t ts pan of the ol the envoy was an " <~bs urd Korea to g1vc up nuclear North Korean Human R1 ghts .md looli sh att~ mpt to ·overdev elopment took a re cess Act passed lit the Sen.Ite last throw the system· of the earlier tht s month alter failing to agree on a statement ol ye.ir th.u prov1des $2.\ million DPRK .1t .my cost by dd chng basic prmc1ples They agreed .1 year 111 hum ~uut,tn a n did for the ' human nghts' rac ket to to meet agam tfus week But the commumst IJ.Ltion's Fore1gn Mi niStry on Monday postponed the talks, saymg 11 w1ll reru m the week of Sept 12 "when one wtll be able to v1ew that the war exercises have worn down a btt.'' "What the U S has done '' little short ot splltmg at the DPRK," the official Kore.m Cen tral New s Age ncy. KCNA. quoted an unnamed mmistry officiJI as saymg "It has senously insulted its dialogue partner and bro ke lauh wllh the DPR K .. DPRK stands lor the Democralic People\ Republic of Korea. the country 's official Bv Jl-500 KIM ASSOCIATED PR ESS WRITER table wtth the U.S at a ttme when the powder-reekmg war ex erctses targe ted agamst It arc under way," the Nortl1 Korean spokesman smd Also angenng Pyo ngyang the nuclear ISsue ·· been no nuttticatlon yet," he South Korean Fore1gn 'sa1d Mtn iS tcr Ban K1-11100n satd Tile nudcw en Sis erupted 111 Monday he also cxpectcJ the late 2(K)2 .Iller U S olticlals t.J!k s ro rccon,e ne 111 mid- s.ty Nonh Korea .1dmitted to September. dfter a sched uled nmmng ~t ...~c re t nucle~rr provisit early nex t month to g,.~ m in VIOiilttO n of an earlie1 W.1shm gton by . Ch inese Jeal "1th Washington PreSident Hu Jmt.1o. dccqrdmg At the e.1rl •cr !.il ks. the s1des to pool repo11s I rom the South de.!dlocked over the No11h ·, Kore.m prestdent \ ntlice. In "ste nce to "pe.tceful " "Our pOSHIO n IS th at it nuclc.ll" prog1.uns. such as !01 would be diflicult (tO 1esta11 gene1.1tmg elec tn clty. The the tdlksl w1thm this week." Umted St<ttes says It doesn' t mm!St ry spokesman Lee Kyu- w:mt to allow an y nucle:rr prohyun g sa 1d Chma Will notl ty gr.un s 111 the North, cum g its the negoti.uors when the talks p<~ s t record of seekmg atom1c are to be held. but 'there hds weapons t~Jkin g part tn the CXefLI "' C. \\h lch " ' II C\.llllatc .111d lllOI · cllnat e dd c n ~ e o~r. !I I OJb on the Korean Pcn11NII.I Jt " Ullllll.J ~ IIWh JC illl the DPRK to "'II ~H ...thc ncgnu.umg We'll deliver all the local happenings right to your home. Stop by our office and subscribe to the Daily Sentinel for 3 mo nths for onl y $30.19 and receive a FREE comic umbrella*! II ) {l U an..• a c urrL'nt "uh ... -. nha ~ lHl L.an rc~..C t \C .t lrl.'t: umhrcll.t by L"Xh.'ndmg your !'. 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County Board of Elections, 8·30 am ill the office. to certify the validity of candidate petittons Saturday, Sept. 3 Thursday, Sept. 1 Wednesda y, Aug. 31 LONG BOTTOM TUPPERS PLAINS ATH ENS - Reg1on 14 Annual reunion o f the workforce mvestment CEO VFW Post 905 3 Aux11tary descendants of Abraham arid consortium. I0 a m at the wtll have p1zza at 6 p.m , Mary Wi II Bahr, Long O U Inn. fo ll owed by 7 p m. meettng Bottom Community Center. Take covered dishes, pi cSaturday, Sept . 3 Friday, Sept. 2 tu res, stlent auctiOn nems PORTLAN D - Lebanon and memones. Tableware SALE M CENTER Townshi p Tru stee,, Q a.m.. Mc1gs County Pomona prov1ded. Meal ts at noon townshtp bUJ!d mg Gr,m ge, 7 30 p.m . . Star w1th ga mes and fellow shtp Grange Hall , three mile s to follow. Thesday, Sept. 9 north of Salem Center on RUTLA ND - Rutl and County Road I. Members to Sunday, Sept. 4 Tow nshi p Trustees, 5 p m., bring winning contest items MASON, W.Va . Rutl and Fire Stat1on. Annual John son famity for judging Star Grange a> I p.m., Mason Ctty reumon , hosts Parle Take a covered d1sh and item for the auctiOn. Saturday, Sept. 3' SAL EM CENTER - Star Thesday, Aug. 30 · #778 and Star Jumor Grange POM EROY - Conce rt of prayer for the 2005-06 G1.111ge #878. regular sesston school year. 7 p m , Me1gs with a potlu ck supper at · Thesday, Aug. 30 Hi gh School cafctonum 6.30 p.m followed by meetPOMEROY Me1gs sponsored by the MIddleport mg at 7:30 p.m. All mem- County Health Department Mmt stenal Assocmt1on. All bers arc urged to ,1ttcnd . Childhood Immuni zation Clubs and organizations Reunions School events Other events he's chosen Army over her Clinic, 9 to II a m., I to 3 p.m . Please bnng child 's shot records and . medtcal cards tf applicable. A $5 donauon accepted but not reqUired All children must be accompanied by an adult. Birthdays , Wednesday, Aug. 31 PORTLAND Gay le Pnee wtll observe hi s 95 th birthday on Aug 3 1 Cards may be sent to h1m at 57995 S R 124. Portiand. Ohi O 45770 Thursday, Sept. 1 RACINE - Clara Mae Sargent will be 86 ·on Sept I Cards may be sent to her at P. 0 Box 236, Ractne, Ohw 45771 Sunday, Sept. 4 POM EROY Audra Well wi II observe hef 96th blfthday Sept 4. Cilrds ma y be sent to her at Darst Pn vate Care Home, 33 164 Chtldren ' s Home Road, Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769 Transfers posted POM EROY - Mc1 gs County Recorder Kay Hill reported the tollow111g tran ~­ fers 111 re,J! est:tte: Opal B. Mather to Tuppers Plains-Chester Water Dt stnct. n ght of way. Chester Edward M Turley to TPCWD, right of way. Chester Ron Ferguson to TP-CWD. n ght of w.1y. nght of way. Orange. Wilham R Green to TPCWD, rtght ot way. Bed ford Robert Durst, Cheryl L Durst, to TP-CWD , n ght of way, Salisbury. Jeffre y C. Harns. Deborah M. Ham s. to David McCartne y, Tere sa D McCmtney. deed. Lebanon. Alan B Swindell . Terry L Swindell . to B.mk One. sheriff's deed. Bedford Robert John Taposci to Walter John Novak, Jr., deed, Sc1pio . Ashl ey Allen Miller, Kimberly A Mtller. to Thomds J. Martm. Myra L. Martm . deed, Sutton. Thon)as J. Scott, Gerald1 ne A. Scott . to Ha rry Dean Maso n. Manl yn R Mason. deed. Chester Grace Lu cille Green. Gr.1ce L. Green. deceased. to Albert Eugene Hess, George William Hess, certificate of transfer, Columbw 1 Progress tve Schoo l Assoctallon. Wesleyan Methodtst Church. Wes leyan M.E. Meth odiSt, to Forest Run Baptist Church. Judgment entry. Sh aun M. . Savoy to Healther N. Savoy. deed, Cheste r, Russe II Dodson. deceased. to Kathrvn L Dodson. ce•ttficate of uansfe•. 'Scipio Car ro ll Dana Woodge rd. deceased, to Kevm Woodgerd, Brian Woodgerd, Farley, Frank V1ctona Woodgcrd, Joseph afltdavlt , Woodgerd. Columbia Kevin Woodgerd. Cheryl Woodge1d, Victona Fraley, Frank Woodgerd. Joseph Woo d ~e rd. Hollie Woodgerd , to Bna n Woodgerd, deed , Columbia Ron111 e W Eblin to Denna Eblin, deed, Sali sbury. De1111a J Eblin to Ronnie W Eb hn, deed, V11Jage of Mtddleport Thomas C. Wets, Berniece M. WCIS , to Peter C. Stemger, Vlcktc Stemger, deed. Olive. Davtd Ross. Betty Irene Ross. Betty Ross, to Betty M. Edwards. David E. Ross, Wtlham E Ross: deed, Salisbury. Dav1d L. Ross, Betty Irene Ross, Beuy Ross, to Betty M. Edwards, David E. Ross,' Wtlham E. Ross, deed, Saltsbury. Paul Buckley. Vtrgte Mae Buckle y, to Rt chard Buckley, deed. Orange. Elt on A. Ritchi e. Joyce Ann Ritchie. to Eli zabeth P1erce. Jayne Ann Collin s. Kenneth Rtt ch•e. deed, Orange Joseph Stubnar. Donna Stubnar, to TP-CWD, nght ot wa y. Lebanon John W Seckman, Lovm M Seckman, to TP-CWD. n ght of way, Lebanon. Helen M. Ho lter, deceased, to Roger T. Holter, aflida v1t. Sutton D>istr)ct Advisory Boa1d , Ce ntral Oh1 o Ad visory Bomd. to Gary L Cooper. M.ml yn R. Cooper. deed, Lebanon · Robert V Km g to Liberty A King. deed, Rutland. Paul Hill , Sr. , Crestyln H1ll , to Michael Dellavalle, deed, Letart. Clarence E Boyer, deceased, to Dorothy L. Boyer, ilflidavtt, Salisbury Nelhe J. West to Melissa Hemsley. deed, Bedford. Bernard R Grueser. Donna J Grueser, Randall R. G1 ueser, Virgima M. Grueser. to Matthew T Finlaw, Knstina M. Finlaw, easement Ri chard Lester Jeffers, Jannie Jeffers, Janie Jeffers, L. Jane Jeffers, Lot s Jane Jeffers, to Reed Marco Jeffers, Jacquelme M. Jeffers, deed. Sctpio Robert Ray Craft, Carol Craft. to Thomas P. Eagle, Jeannme Eagle, deed. Olive. DJM Hardwood and Veneers, to Ronald V. Jones, Mary M Jones, affidavtt. Joseph A. Hazelbaker, Juhe White, to John E. McGee, Kn stin N. McGee. deed, SctpiO Drew · Web ster Post, Amencan Legwn, to Horace Karr, deed. Village of Pomeroy. Thelma L. Moore, to C laudia V1ctoria Colecchi. Mary Kathleen Moore . deed . Rutland. Charles A VanCooney, Janice N VanCooney, to Kevm C Ulbrich, Candtee S ·Uibnch, deed, Salisbury. James S. Ltpscomb, Vada S. Lipscomb. Cebert W Lipscomb, Flora M. Wilham H. Lipscomb. Lipscomb, Grethel M Lipscomb. to Bruner Land Co . deed, Bedford Virgil Eugene We stfall to Fily Westfall ; deed, Lebanon Hazel Murphy to Edwafd L Murphy, Marthe! S. Williams, Mark A · Murph y. Gary W Murphy, Robert M Murphy, affidav it, Oltve Jod1 e C Stme's to Edward W Stines, deed , Sutton Munel W Bradford, deceased , to Eugene N Tnplett, Karen R Tnplett , deed, Orange. Wallace Bradford, deceased, Muriel Bradford, deceased. William Bruce Cilrolyn L Bradford. Bradford. to John A Ketchka , Carolyn R Ketchka, affidav it, Bedford. Wtlham Bruce Bradford, Carolyn L Bradford , to Eugene N Tnplett, Karen R. Tnplett , deed. Bedford. 'Custer, Florence E. deceased, to Jane Custer Sayre, Jerry Cu ster. Phthp Joseph Custer. Janel Custer Sm1th, James Custer, Norma Custer, affidavit, Village of Middleport Jane Custer Sayre, Jerry Custer, Phtlip Joseph Cu ster. Janet Custer Smtth, James Custer. Norman Custer, Myrna Custer. to Rt chard Sines. deed. Vtllage of Middleport/Sa Iisbury Charle s Je rry Hawk to Michael Hawk . certificate. V11lage of Pomeroy' Roland E Mom s, Judith A. Morns, Shtrley Ann Morris, to Gregory S. Ford, Barbara A. Ford, deed, Rutland Douglas W Little , Conme L. Lillie. to TP-CWD. nght of way, Sutton . Douglas Hunter. TonJa Hunter, to TP-CWD. nght of w,ty. Sutton Bruner Land Co to TPCWD. right of way. Bedford Mark E Proffitt, Nola R Proffitt , to Bnan C Young. Jenh1fer R. Young, deed, V1llage of Pomeroy Sayre descendants Scottish Rite Masons hold reunion to receive honors name The miniStry spokes man said the nauon; 111 the talks Chma. Japa n. Russta. the Unned States and the tv..o Koreas - had agreed not to make c.9mments or 'take actions that would hmdcr resummg the talks. but the mo' es by Washmgton obliged 11 to act . Nort h Korea had not1lied the Umted States dunng recent contdcts in New York th ut 11 couldn't retum to the talks as scheduled dun ng the (1111Har) exerc"es. the spokesman satd. addmg the Unned States expre ssed _understandmg of the Nm1h\ posmon North Korea •outmely cnt• c•zes the annu.ll Ulch1 F<x:us Len~ · miiJ lUJ Y ~~erc ht!~ between South Korc.J and the Umted Stales tha t 11111 through Fnd o~ ~ this \ e,ir Ahout IO.CXXl Amefte<Hb :mu LJn undJ~rln~cd number of South Knrc.ms .Ire PageA3 The Daily Sentinel • "'-""--- - - - - - - - - - - : ; . - - - _;; - - - - - ..,;;;:;..: - - - - - ...1 '~y ~~ YY T TYYYYYY YYYYYTTTYTTYTYYTTTTYTTYTTYYTTTTTTTY Y TYY ~ TTYTYYTTT YT Y YTYYTT T Y T T TTYYYYYYY Y"YY'•Y'~' RAC INE - Th e Sayre reunion , desce ndants ot Marlin anti Emn1.1 Say t ~ , was held Sunday. Aug. 21. 2005. at the Rac me Shrine · Park. The family enJoyed .1 great picmc. corn on the cob, games and fellowsh ip Grace was given by Rod Gnmm and newly-elected preSident Bryce Sayre ot Galh po li s conducted a bnet meetm g to rev1ew busmess. Bry ce and Debbie Say re ol · Galli polts were re-e lected prestdent and secretary for 2006 re un1o11 . Thirty-ni ne relatives attended th is year's fUilCIIOn. . The Sayre fa mil y lost Marjo rte Gnmm thi s yedr, she w1ll be dem·Jy m•"cd by all. The oldest S,1yre atte nding was Brooks Sayre and the yo ungest was we , ton McG hee. so n ol Julie Burroughs Trave li ng the J.tr: thest was Gene Payne from Montgomery, Ala The f.tnH· Iy ilpprccmtes tbe donation by Dale Hart f01 prov1dmg the arrangemeilts for the factli ty. The reu mon lor 2006 will be on Sun day . Aug 20 at tlie same locall<!n . 111 attendance were Evelyn GRA ND RAPIDS. Mich. North. GallipoliS, Aaron and Some 238 Th111 y-second Janee ne Davis. Grove City; Degree Scotttsh R1te Masons Ge ne Pay ne. Montgomery, wtll be elevated to the 33rd Alil . Lev1e Willis. H1lltard; Degree m a' specml ceremony Patsy WilliS , Columbu s; Dan at Grand Raptds on Aug. 30. and Dwm a Sayre, Racme; The event wtll take place at the Don s Rogers, Canal conclusion of the annual meetWt nchester. Brooks and June mg of the Supreme CounCJI of Sayre. Syracuse. Bryce and Scotuslt Rile Freemasonry: Dcbbte Say re, Gilllipoli s: In attend.mce wtll be more Roden ck Gnmm . Rac me. than 2,000 Th tn y-third Degree Mildred H.1rt . Rac me. Dale Maso ns and their w1ves from ,md K ~thry n Hart, Rac me: the 15 nonhea,tern and mtdTodd and Julie Burroughs. westcm states compnsmg. the Worthin gton, Ky ; Maso n 240,000-member Northern McG hee, Worthmgton. Ky ; Ma,omc Jurisdiction. This will Landon McG hee. Worth ington, Ky ; Weston m.trk the fi rst time smce 1997 McG hee, Wortltmgton. Ky.. that the Sup1 eme Counctl has Ron and Lmda Gnmm, met m Gr.md Rapids To be honored from th1s area Rac mc: Shell! Barnette, are R1be11 W. Allen of R1o Po tnt Pleasant. W Va • Dorothy Sayre, Antiquit y; Grande, an administrator at the Laurence and Lomse Gnmm. .Umverstty of Rio Grande/Rio Dean Sayre, Grande Commumry College, R.1cme. Midd letown , Pa.: Beth Han and Ruger C. Gaul of and Steve Rodenck. Pomeroy, a rellred mam teG.JIIipoll s: Brandon Pickens nance supervisor Those who wtll be elevated and Lesa Durham. P.omt thiS year were elected a year Pleasant . Paul a Welker, ago at the annual meetmg m Po meroy. ·-steve and Sara 1 Swlll tze l. Pomeroy . Bryce Mil waukee. The 33rd Degree Swartzcl, Pomeroy , Bailey 1s awarded for outstandmg Sw artze l. Po meroy: and achtevemcnt wtthm the fmtermty or lor contnbultons toothR.md.Jll Sayre . Sy l, ania ers reflec tmg credit on Freemansonry. The ceremony w1ll be held in the Milwaukee Theatre. A vesper service on Sunday afternoon w1ll open the th• eeday meetmg. which w11l also include execut• ve and general sesstons at the Amway Gwnd Plaza Hotel. Supreme Council members Will be Jomcd by leadtn g Freemasons from throughout th.e Umted States wtd around the world. A maJor top1c of discussiOn · will be the contmumg' expansion of the Northern Junsdicuon's newest chan table endeavor - the estabhshment of 32.nd Degree Masomc Learmng Centers for Chtldren des1gned to prov1de free oneon-one tutonng for young children wtth dyslex ia The Scottish Rite Masons also support fe llowships in schizophrenia research. college scholarships and the National Heritage Museum at Lexmgton. M ass Followmg the conferral of the 33rd Degree on Aug JO. the names a t those who have been selected to rece1'e the degree next year at Ch•cago wtll be mmounced. DEAR ABBY. My stster needs help Her hus band, "Dale.'' who has been m the Reserve for I5 years. is being. deployed lD Kuwait nex t month , and she's a mess She ,Dear went to the emerge ncy room Abby thi s mormn g beca use she thought she was . hav m ~ a heart attack It was an iln XIety attac k One mmute she's distraught because he's leavmg. the next she wants to d1vorce him physic ian and der~ y man as "Andrea" was always well as her the•api st. !She proud of Dale's serv1ce She may need medication .1s we ll has happ1ly bragged that she's as therapy to see her through 1 an officer's wtfe, about the , I hope you r Si ster comes to pay, the ret1rement that wtll her senses before It ' 1oo late come the1 r way. and the tra v- or she may spend the rest of el deals they have enj oyed her ltfe regrett mg her lmmastaymg at Army propertieS all turi ty and se lf-cente1edness over the country Unt1l now, Her attempts to pun"h her she has supported the acuon hu sband are coun te rprndllc m Iraq and Afghamstan. · uve and - equid sabotage h!s Now, however, she has peace ot mmd and sate!) k1cked Dale out of the house Thts IS not a matter ol cho1ce because she believes he has Her ~u s b a nd IS lul fli hng an chosen the Arm y over their obhga t1 on fam1l y She says he won ' t be DEA R ABB.Y My husb,md all owed to call or e- m,ul her and I ,rre in our J,ue 20s and or ~ hetr two ktds while he's we agreed to be rh e godp.iron acll ve dut y ents of our mece whe n -she Andrea refuses any suggcs- was born. My husbdnd s tion of support servtces brother and the mother of our throu gh the A11ny because mece are not nMmeJ The she doesn't thmk the session baby now l1 vcs Wi th he1 wtll be kept confidemial matern al gr.mdpare nt s Although I want to suppon because her pa1ents arc yo11 ng her, I beltcve she's denymg and m es pons1ble Both ol Dale the support he deserves the m are on drugs. anu at It mfunates me that she has least one ot them has charges been m favor of the· m11itary pendmg. action as long ils it involved Are we still respons1ble as other people's fam1hes and godparents now that the parnot her own ents no longer ha ve custody'' Andrea and Dale have been There ts nothmg m wnting, marned 20 years She has and this ts gettmg to be a very never l1ved alone, nor does sucky slluauon. The little g ~rl she have the means to support 1s m good hands now. Please herself. She has been seeing a ad,ise us. - UNSURE IN theraptst fo r the past few PENNSYLVANIA months for depression, but DEAR UNSl3 RE Do you her next sess10n 1sn' t for a want to serve as the child's tew weeks. How can I help'7 godpare nt s? It the answer Is What can anyone else do to yes, p1ck up the phone and help? - CONCERNED SIS - mform the grandparents that TER you were :;sked to be. If the DEAR SISTER Please put parents of the baby are as as1de your anger and g1ve Irresponsible as yo11 say. 11 your sister all the emotional may be news to them If the support you can , because gra ndparents are agreea ble. she's extremely needy n ght I'm sure you can work n out now She has been hit w1th between you . cold reality Her behavtor 1s Dear Abby is written by irrauonal becau se she IS Abigail Van Buren, also tn ghtened Her husband is known as jearme Phillips, headed for a war zone from and was founded by Iter v.. h1ch he m1ght not return mother, Pauli11e Phillip!. With her husband gone. she Write Dear Abby at may also have to find a JOb to www.DearAbby.cm11"'6r P.O. supplement his salary. She Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA should be talkin g to her 90069. Meigs woman named Qutstanding employee POMEROY Lmda Yanlnwage n. RN . BSN. a staff nurse fro m the Maternit y and Family S e rv 1 c"~ Department at Hol ze r Medi cal Ce nte r. has been named the August 2005 Employee o f the Month . Vanlnwage n. graduated m 1969 fr om Southern Ht gh School and the Holzer School of Nw sing in 1972 . She attended the Uni veiS ity of R1o Grande and rece1ved her BS N !rom OhiO UlJI VerSi ty in 1996 In addllio n, Vanlnwagc n rece1ved her Public Hed lth Nurse Certification 111 1995 fro m Ohio Uni ve rsity. Vaninwage n beg.m her career at Holzer Medica l m 1972 on the ped1<ttn Cs · un11. worked there lor fi ve years. went to Veteran s Memon.tl Hospital tn 1977 . then to Rocksprin gs Rehab 111 1981. and bac k to Veterans 111 the long- term care umt 111 1986 In 1988 she JOined Ye ter:\m Home Health team and was there until 199 1 when she JOmed the staff ar the Meigs County Health Deparn11ent remmnmg there unt il · 1997 when she went to the Oh10 Umve rstt y Commu mty Se rvtces Progmm. In 1999 she returned to Holzer as .1 nurse m maternity/family care . worktng there curre ntly In addi tion to her regu lar dunes, Vanln wagen parrtclpates m the Hospna l's Panent Educatio n Counctl. ass tsts w1th Footpn nts to Footsteps Linda Vanlnwagen act IVllles and K1d' Fairs She IS presentl y .1 membe1 of the Tn -St.ue Pen na t,li Assoc •utm n ol Nurse' and Oh10 Nurses AssoCialion Vanl nwagc n IS the daughte l ol Rose and Ihe !.1te Dav1J G1indst.J II of Rac1ne. reSides 111 Pomeroy 1\lt h he r hu sb,md Jerry who·~, employed .u the Gavm Power Pi.llll .•md h.Is two sons. Jern")d of Pomeroy who \1 orks at the Mason Wa l-Mart. .md D<I\Id. employed by the Umverslly of No11 h C.u olin.J 111 Chapel Hill .ts .1 metflc,li d"P·•tcher She ha' one gr.mdscm. T) ler As emp loyee ot the mnmh. Vanln" agcn rec·cl\•ed .1 ,$ 100 U.S . S.l\lngs . Bopd. a reserveJ p.l(kmg spa~..:c Uc~ Jg­ n.Jted m he1 n.une. a cnmpl\ men t.Lry me.1l in the ho,pual cafetena . her p•ctu1e di spi.Iyed and her name engraved on the 2005 Employee ol tile Mon th plaque. both diSplayed on the Employee ot the Month W.11J Prou4 to be apart of your life. Subscribe today • 992-2155 �' OPINION· The Daily •Sentinel Bv Dotw.D L.Artacc 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992·2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com ' Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohib~ting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution • TODAY IN HISTORY ·' Today 1s Tue<d<~y, Aug 30. the 242nd day ol 2005 There are 123 days left m the ycdr. Today's Htgh l•ght 111 HJStoly One hundred years ago. on Aug 10, 1905, Ty Cobb made his , major-league debut a' a pl.•ye• !01 the Detrmt T1gers. hilling a double m h1s first at-b.tt tn ,, g.tmc agamst the New York H1g~landers (The Ttger< won , 5-1 ) On th1s date: In 30 B C. (on Aug 30. by 'ome e<tunates), the seventl1 and most famous queen ot .tnctenl Egypt known as "Cleopatra" commuted su1c1de In 171J7, the crcdtOI of "Fr,mkenstcm," Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, was born 111 London In .1862, Umon tmce' were defeated by the Confederates at the Second Battle of Bull Run 111 Manassas, Va. In 1945. Gen Dougl<~s MacAnhur amved m Japan. and set up Allied occupation headquaners. In I963. the "HOI Lmc" commumcattons link between Washmgton and Moscow went mto qperatton In 1967, the Senate contirmed the appomtment of Thurgood Marshall as the tirst black JUStice on the Supreme Coun In 1983. GUion S Blutord Jr. bec<~me the first black Amencan astron<~ut to travel m spdce. blast111g off aboard the Challenger In 1991. AzerbaiJan declared tts mdependence. JOII1111g the stampede of republics seektng to secede from the Sov1et Umon Ten years ago The West pounded the Bosman Serbs wtth anillery and ,11r attacks m hopes of bl udgeonmg them 11110 senous peace talh At a Jav1sh open111g ceremony m Bc!J111g, organizers of a maJOr women's conference' ~owed to tight for empowerment and equal1ty. Ftve years ago Dunng a VISit to Colombia, President Clinton delivered a Sl 3 btlhon a1d pack,1ge which he satd would help the South Amencan country defeat its drug traffickers One year ago Republicans opened the,tr nattonal convention in New York. w1th speakers belittling Democratic Senator John Kerry as a shttt-m-the-wmd campaigner unwonhy of the Whtte House and lavtshll1g pra1se on Prestdent Bush as a steady, deciSIVe leader 111 an age of terron sm Prestdent Bush tgnited a Democratic 111ferno of cntiC! sm by suggeshng on NBC's "Today" show that an all -out vtctory agamst terrorism might not be possible Today's B1nhilays Country smger K1tty Wells ts 86 Opera smger Regma Resnik " ~3 Actor Bill Da•ly 1s 77 Actress Elizabeth Ashley is 66 Actor Ben Jones 1s 64 Canoomst R Crumb ts 62. Skier Jean-Claude Ktlly ts 62 Actress Peggy Lipton 1s 58 Comedmn Lew1s Black 1s 57 Actor Tilt)othy Bottoms IS 54 Actor Davtd Paymer ts 5 I Actor Michael Ch1khs IS 42. Music producer Roben Chvilles IS 41 Actress Mtchael M1chele ts 39 Country muslcmn Geoff Firebaugh (BR549) ts 37 Country smgcr Sheme Aust111 1s 34 Actress Cameron Diaz is 33. Rock mustctan Leon Caffrey (Space) ts 32. T-V personality Ltsa Lmg IS 32 Smger Rt ch Cromn (LFO) is 30. Rock muslCian Matt T,tul (Tantnc) " 27 Rock smgermusician Aaron Barrett (Reel Btg Ftsh) 1s 25 Actor Cameron Fmley ts 18 Thought for Today· "My son. tf smners e~uce thee, consent thou not " - Proverbs l. l 0 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to rlre edaur arr welcome. They .1hou/d be Ins rha11 300 words. Alllerrets t~re sub;ecr tO edmng, mu51 be >~glled, and include addtess cmd telepho11e nwnbet No lltlSigned letter.\ will be pt~blt~hed Letters 1lwuld be 111 good taste, addre.»mg •ssue<, twt penonal111es Lerters ofthmtks to orga m zatwfls and mdiVIdtlal< 111ll11ot be accepted }01 publu:arwn. 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As I wrote earlier thts month. polls show that Democrats are closing the approval gap not because of a bump on thetr pan. but a backslide in the president's JObapproval polls into the low 40s .(apparently a result of ris111g casualltes 111 Iraq and skyrocketing gasolme pnces). Hardly something tor them to ~row about, and a ttend that underscores the puny's fester111g stagnauon. Overall. DemO<..TdlS contmue to be beset by d1sag'reement over what to do m lrltq; cnl!ctsm from liberals wh<1 s,1y 1ts leaders are givmg Bu~h a vtrtual free nde on h1s Su'p1eme Coun nommee, Judge John Robens, and compla111ts from pany pollsters that they h.JVe no coherent message to take into the 2()(X) elections In reoent pollmg data. Veteran Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg found growmg tissures throughout the Democrats' base - f)al1!cularly among Hispan1cs on social tssues - wh1ch could cut mto thw overall vote m 2()(X) and 2008 Rev1ewmg what led to the eroston in the Democrats' Htspamc vote last year. when Bush won 40 percent of th1s ptvotal m111onty vote. Greenberg's findings on key social tssues have shocked pany stmteg1st' _ Htspamcs who voted Republican, he satd, were ''slightl y more pro-hfe and slightly more favorable to prolife groups A pro-hie Democmt runs better than a pro-choiCe one, and almost h,!lt of Htspamc voters (48 percent) say they would be more like Iy to support a prolife Republicim •· I'm sure that that data, when 11 w~L~ first reponed, came as a surpnse to pany leaders. 'TI1e pro-chmce movement has been one of the Democrats· strongest voter-tumout constttuenctes. but even now there's a nft tcanng open runong tl1at pany's subset Democmtic strategists sdy th.tt one of the pro-chotec movement's l e~d1ng <~dvoc<~cy groups. NARAL Pro"Ch01ce America, IS bttter over the way party leaders turned on NARAL's mcemhary TV 'ad accusmg Judge Roben s ot "supponmg vtolent tnnge groups and a convicted dtn•c bomber" Thts t11ne, though, Republicans tound thetmelves outgunned by Democrats, who vehemently condemned the ad "We have to define the reckJess left of our pany and differenttate ourselves," Clinton Whtte House adviser Lanny Davts told The Wash111gton Post, calling the ad ·•smear and mnuendo." • Other Democmts, from Sen Joe Biden of Delaware to John Kerry 's campaign strat~g1st Roben Shrum, similarly denounced the ad, torcmg NARAL to pull 11 off the .urwaves Even DemocJUtlc National Cmrumttee Chmrn1an Howard Dean, who want~ hiS patty to "stand and light for what tt believes m," refused to come to NARAL's defense, saying " I'm not even gmng to get into that.'' Democrats believe they can be competitive agam in next year's House and Senate races, and they have been congratulatmg themselves on how well tltcy d1d tn a recent congres"on,tl electiOn that they narrowly lost on Aug. 2 That's where Paul Hackett. ·a Iraq War vete1,m m1d bitter cnuc ot the v,ar. v,on 48 percent of the vote m " spccml House r.tcc f(,r <tn open se<tt m Oh•o's heavily Republican 2nd D1slltct But " Hac kett's race may well be an aberration rather th,m a model for the future;' tndependent elections analyst Stum t Rothenberg told the Cap1tol H1ll weekly, Roll Call There ·s no doubt that Hacke tt was a stronger-than<::xpected c.mdtdate. but William Cruickshanks Republican Jean Schnudt ran a very weak campatgn that didn·t have a message. and she refused t(l attack her opponent. "Few serious GOP candidates next year wtll run effons as inept as Schmtdt's," Rothenbetg said. The parallel between Schmtdt's mept, barely successful campatgn, and ,tlJe Democmuc Pany's a~toundiag l,tek of overall success, should snap '" te.1ders back to reahty At le.tst yo u wou ld thmk so. Fe" out"de of dtehard Dcmou.tts suggest they have <lilY ch.lllcc ol recaptunng the Hou'e "' :,cnate unless tl1ere is a drdmat!C ch<mge m the poli(ical environment next year. In ,1 state-by-state rev1ew Qf next yem 's House races. Quanerly Congressional repons that ''Democrats dream of a 2006 tumarou nd, but th~ odds agamst 1t are daunung" Bush may be havmg hts u·oublcs nght now. but he has ,m age nda that ts getting pa~sed in Congres.~. he has a set of cote behefs most of Amenca (I cite the prestdenu'al clecl!on'l relates to, and his party's base ts united behmd him ' ·lllat can't be s.ud for the • Democrats "ho do not have an agenda for change. whose base 1s splintered or shnnkmg and whose last election was a House race that they lost, albe1t narrowl y. aga111st a Republican who didn't have much to say " " Just one 4ay for the Constitution? " Sen Roben Byrd, D-Va .. ts a nunurer of Amen can roots from · the Appalachian ballads I've heard h1m sing and play on a recordmg to our hbe111es under the Constitution. Now he 1s responsible for a new law mandaung all educational institutions, trom elementary schools to colleges that rece1ve federal funds, to provtde mstructton m the Constitution every Sept 17. (That document was stgned on Sept 17. 1787 ) If, hke thts year, tt's on a weekend, the mstructwn can take place the week before or after Commendable as the senator's mtent ts. the legiSlatiOn does not require any curriculum mstruct wn as to why we are Americans (unbeknownst to many of us, 1t's a nattonal holiday) Furthermore, · whateve r IS taught on that smgle day wtll hardly stay m the m111ds of many of the nauoh 's students, who arc scandalously undereducated m the hberues and nghts of the oldest hv111g constitution 111 the world. as weli as betng ignorant of bas•c events and developments 111 Amencan htstory Ht stonan Dav•d McCullough 's books includmg hts-currcnt'" I776" (Sunon & Schu>ter. 2005) - has brought our hiStory al1 vc for many readers , but as for our school s. McCullough laments. " fu many, tf not most, schoob. our hiStory is on the backburner You can have .tmneSia of soctety. whtch ts just as detnmental as the amne sia of an mdtvtdual " McCullough was speak · ing m support of a new bill. the "Amen can HIStory as Americans - starling wtth the I0 sect1ons of tl\e Btll of Rtghts and moving on to the "protection o'f habeas corpus 111 the body ot the Constitution. and , Nat among other pans. the insisHentoff tence that there be no reltg•ous tests for the oftice. As Sen Alexander core rec1ly notes, "state by state compari sons ot the e!ghiliAchievement Act," mtroand 12th -grade scores wtll duced 111 the Senate on Apri I help put the spotlight on 20 by Lamar Alexander. Rwhat are chtldren are- and Tenn , and Ted Kennedy, Dnot - Jearn111g across are Mass., which would create a thts country This is one new I 0-state p1lot asseS<more step to puttmg the ment of the teachmg of.U S teach111g ot Amencan htstoHIStory and C.v1cs. admm- ts sue:-; .' ry and c1 v1cs back mto our Sen Kennedy. dunng a !Stered 111 grades 8 and 12. though the Natwnal Senate hcanng on th1 s cla~ sromm; , so our ch1ldren Assessment of Educationa l • essenua l btll . expla111cd one grow up learning what ir Programs (N AEP) It would of the re.tsons that Amencan means to be an A merican '' Dav1d McCullough makes also requtre a more frequent ht story. mcluding the htstothe fundamental po111t: "You analysiS though the NAEP ry of the Constitution, IS on of the actual extent dnd the ''backburner' tn s() can't be a full participant in depth of the effective te<~ch­ m.•tn Y school s He quoted our clemocra~y if you don't I rom the research of know our history " lllg of Amencan history And James Mad1son, who The bill also empham es Sheldon Stern. the 'thtef h!sct vtc education. As Sen lon .tn ementu' .tt the John had much to do w1th shapKennedy emphastzes "We F Kennedy PreSJdenual mg ou1 ConstliUl!On. saidneed more opportumt1es lot Ltbra• y 111 Bo&ton " 22 lookmg to the future of this tnternshtps and se rv~ec­ st.ttes have American hi<to- natton - "(Only) a welllearnmg. and stronger rela- ry (teachmg ) stand<Jrds that instructed people can be . a twnsh •ps between schoofs .lfe either weak or lack a permanently free people" Parents and other adults and commumtte s to involve cleat t hronology and approyoung people more tully in puatc poht1cal and histon- across the country should the life of their communt - cal conte xt - or lack sufti- vtgorously 1nstruct the•r uent mtormatlon about real local school boards to monttes " Amencans, regardless of evenh .md people As many ttor whether the you ng are p.uty 01 any ot~ e r .tlftha- ,b m ne states still have no as cngJOs,ed in the adven at all for ti•res ot Amencan h•story as llon . should be ''"'tied t<) >t.tnd.u ds they ,tre 111 the ddvcntures of confront the fuiiDwm g t,ul- Amen can ht story. ' ure 10 teach the young hm' Se n Ale;<andcr adds "It Harry Potier Therefore, no we govern ourselves As IS disgraceful that h1gh chlld wlll be left beh111d m reported by Sen < Alexander sc hool semors (111 another the1r underst.mdmg of what and Kennell y. "The 200 I survey) score lower on U S 11 IS to be an Amencan NAEP asse,sment in U S IH>tory than on any other (Nat He111ojf '·' a 11atwllhi story ha' the largest per- ' UbJ CCI Bemg an Amencan al" 1num "etl awlront\ 011 centa ge ol smdents s c onn ~ ~ ~ not bctsed on ra ce or the Ftnt Ame11dmer11 [md bdo,; baSic (levcfs) ;,, any w h~ re you c,tme from. but the Bill oj R1xht; and wahot subject that was tested. on a le w pnnciple s that , 0( 1/IWI\ /){f/Jk \. lllc/1/JI/lg ' f he Ww· 011 th e B,"/1 nf mcludwg mathem,JIIcs. " ' 1- unttc ll~ ''" Amen c.ans" e.nce anJ re.1d 1ng .. R1gh11 a11d th e Gathc' l'lfl!i I would sugge' t. Senator. Ttic ,JS sessment foynu'th .tt that there are more than ,, R e -. t ttfW1u) ' (Se \en Slon e\ '· 75 percent ot tourlh-grd<ie lew pnnciples that umtc u' Pr e\\ , 2003 } ) students could not correctly tdcnllfy the th1ee parts ol the tedcral government ot the United States out of four possible chm ces; 73 percent of fourth-gwders could not identity the Consti tution from among four chmces as the document that contams the baste rules used to run the U.S. government.'' And "9 I percent of etghth -grade students could not hst the two 1ssues that were Important m caus111g the CiVI l War, nor hst the Northern and Southern posttJOns on each o l these POINT PLEASANT, W Va - Wilham M CrUJckshanks, Sr., 83, of Pomt Pleasant, W Va , passed away Saturday, Aug. 27. 2005 , at Holzer Medtcal C.:nter in Galhpo hs He was the husband of Harnet Lew1 s Crlllckshanks , A graves1de serv1ce will be held at 1 p m on Wednesday, Aug 31 , 2005. ar Lone Oak Cemetery Servtces are under the dtrect!On ~f Crow-Hu ssell Func1.il Home. Memonal contnbut1ons may be made to Holzer Ce nter for ·cancer ~are , c/o Holzer MediCal Center. I00 Jackson Ptkc. Oalhpohs, OhiO 45631, Attention, Tom Gooch. . -!>espite base-closing vote, supporters not resting Bv JAMES HANNAH "We're somehow hoping the Defense Depanment will see the value of keepmg them Lawmakers and com mum- here," Boden miller saJd ty leaders said Monda~ they He sard he and other comhaven' t stopped battl111g to mumty leaders also wtll look save JObs at an Air National for new mthtary mtss1ons and Guard base 111 Spnngtield mid JObs that could come to the ·tp protect m!lttary-payroll base centers 111 Columbu s and Man sfield-area otftcmls Cleve land that were. spared already arc Jookll1g tnto ways li)' th~ natiOn's base-closmg to attract a commerctal bus!commtsS!On . , The winners under the ness - such as an atr cargo I' d company - to the 33-bUIIdpane s recornmen attons 111g complex at Mansfteld,plan to lobby Congress to L 11 M · ~n sure ihat it acce 1 th 1 a 111 umc•pa1 A1rpon cur'whtle the 'losers inle:ld ~~~~~ ' •ently used by th e a1rlift 1 Jor new uses for the installaw~~ ,~,·n go Ing 10 11JOVe ahea d ') ' . h 1 t!Ons or urge . e m• ttary to as 1f this is the final decireverse pl.ms . ., M1ke Greene, pres•dent '' L 1 Its JOb-cuttmg k h SIOn, as wee ' 1 e commtss!on of the Rtchl,tnd (Co t ) voted to keep open Defense un Y l"mdnce and Accounting Economi c Development Serv1ce olf1ces 111 Columbus Corp :.sal ~ of the comm~<SJon and Clevel,md . a move that vote We ve got to ~et gomg would save 3 tOO b d unmed1ately We can t JU" Sit ' JO s dn back .. ·add more However. the anel also However, Greene sa1d supvoted 111 favo r closll1g a porters are holdmg out hope base 111 M,msfteld, mov ll1g that Congre~s wtll reJect the the Atr Nauonal Guard's co mmt ss!on s recommenda179th A1rhlt Wmg and l ,OOO lions and keep the base open. JObs away from the laC!IIly. . ~uppor~ers Sdtd a m~Jor The Jet-lighter trammg umt f,tctor 111 sav 111g1 the Cleveland and 400 JObs would be mthtary-pdy roll olhce was stnpped from the I 78th . bemg able to conv111ce the Fighter Wmg 111 Spnngfield ~ommtsSJon ~taff that 11 was about 35 percent less expenunder the 1ecommendatJOns The comm 1ss•on must turn s1ve to lease space at the ove r 1ts fmal repm 1 to buildtn g there than the P•es1dent Bush by Sept 8 He Oetense Dcpdnment had esttcan accept 11. reject tl or send mated tt back tor re"Sions The commt sswn voted to Congress wtll have ,1 chance expand the oftke .by at least to veto the plan 111 its ent1rety, 400 JObs - from I, l 00 to but it has gone alono with I .500 - and more jobs are tour prevtous rounds (~t ba~e posSible. . closmgs' Carol Caruso. <t semor vtce U.S. Rep Dav1d Hobson prestdent with the Great~ r Sdld he ts upset commtsSJon Cleve land Pa!lnerslltp, sa1d members dtd not d1 scuss pub- supporters will be working licly the1r reaso ns lor votmg w1th thetr lawmakers to make to move the Jet-lighter wmo sure Congres< <upports the e • ' d f rom the Spnn gtield base In comnu ss1on s recommen a" letter to commi SSion lions. Chmrn,,m Anthony Pru1ctp1 , About 5.000 JObs would be the Spnnglleld Republi can mo ved trom the 21 payroll .tsked how the panel amved offices that are closed to the m tiS dec1ston. . fi ve that will remain open The Columbus office could Hobson sa1d the move wouJd not save mone y and get as many as 1.300 of those that the Spnnglkld wmg Will Jobs. boostmg tt s employbe needed to tram pilots m the ment I rpm 2.000 to 3,300. luture He sa1d that as recom- acc01d111g to proJeCtton' by mendat•ons now stand. he Steve Tugend. vice pres1dent 'would vote to veto the plan of government relatmn s tor ' "This just doesn't make the Columbus Chamber of Sense." Hobson satd " I hope Commerce Before the comit forces them to look at th1 s mJSston put the Columbus stutf 111 the nght way" office on the closing list. the Jm1 Bodemn!ller. asSista nt Pent.tgon had recwmnended c1 ty manage r for Spnngtield, tl receive 1.300 JObs from the !\aid the Atr Force <ttll could offices it was proposmg 10 change 1ts mmd ,tbout mov- close. ing the wmg and lhe 18 tight"We JUst see tremendous cr planes there oppo11umty.'' Tugend smd ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER c of mal lumtauons m lm case are abou t to exp1re ,md no md1ctment has been tiled m hts.e,,,e In that situation. the from Page A1 county wtll h.tve pmd tor gasoline. a 20-percent \veeb of J3I l time 111 an outincrease in health msurance Side tc~ctlny only to see the costs for h1s employees and pnsone,r released wnhout delays m transterrmg custody bewg mdtcted or sentenced Beegle sa1d Jall renovaof convtcted county pnsoners to state pnsons have all con- tions are now nearly completed, wt th the exception of tpbuted, he satd. Accordmg to Beegle. pn s- work on the shower A policy , oners regularly remam m manual 'mus1 now be com·county custody longer than pleted and an mspection w111 hecessary after rhey arc con- follow, but he satd there " no victed. often becau se paper- ume frame for re-opem ng the work requ1red to transport Jail He 1s now lockmg pnsthem to state pnsons is not oners in the five-man Jail. but completed m a tunely man- only dunng the day. whtle ner He satd a pnsoner now m they await coun appearances 01 release No pri soners are ~ounty cUstody ts about to be re leased because the speedy spendmg the mght there Deputies tenor vocals McCumbers ts also a member of the Wheeling J.tmboree. Buck & Company p~rform from Page A1 at I2 I 5 p m and 4 p.m Craft booth,. festival food. New to the entenmnment' and k1dd1c gdmc~ ~ue some of lineup ts the group Buck & !he other mam anra ~tlons Company. Festival organiZ- Fcst1val -goers can vt"t and ers call the group's member' purcha'e umque craft item ~ "veterans of the traJe" which !rom \ endors while the k1ds mclucle Lance Gamer on gtll - enJOY the game~. watt':r 0\ hde tar and vocals. Dann y .111d hounce house To reserve a boolh space. Murray on banjo and h.tnnnenter the p.tr.!de , or to ask ny vocal s. Jeff Sommervtlle lj)ll"tlons about festt -' general on bass and lead harmon y val actl\'ittes c.li l Dale Han ,11 vocals and Buck McCumbers on mandolm and lead and 949-2M6 Festival The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.mydailysentinel.com ' Come on, Dems, at least try to act like a party The Daily Sentinel . Local Briefs LAW You CAN USE WHAT IS CHARITABLE PlANNING? Q· I contribute what I can to chanty, but I'm not wealthy. Would 11 make sense for me to plan my chamablc gtvtng1 A Few famthes have enough wealth to create foundations that endow hbranes or um vers1ty cha1rs, but you do not need huge wealth to 1mpact people's hves A plan for chan table giVIng can help you make the most of your contributions. propeny) that ts given to the chantable orgamzallon after you dte In order to make a planned g1ft, you would direct the donation to be made through yo ur w1ll or trust. . Q The person from the cha rity abo talked about a g1ft annuity, ch.tntable remamder tru<t ,md a testamentary lead trust What are these'' A· Let's starts w1th a g1ft annuity In return for your Q Wat, exactly, does char- g1ft, the chanty prom1ses to itable plannmg mvolve' 1 pay to Y0\1 (and your spouse. A · Plann111g your charlla- or anyone you name) a reguble g1fts generall y ,means .lar annuity payment, usually f111d 111g lawful ways to pro- at a rate set by the Counctl on v1de money for chantabl e Gift Annuittes, as long as orgamzations that you would both o f yo u live Most chanttes wtll not negotiate J,t tes otherwise pay 111 taxes Chantable remamder trusts Q How does th1 s wo rk' (CRTs) are set up a< ch,mw A· By us1ng chan tabl e ble entitles " L1ke other charmcome tax tools and estate liable en11t1es (e g.. the tax tools, you can control how Amencan Cancet Soc1ety). a to spend some of the money CRT does not have to pay (also known as ">ocwl cap•- mcome lax W1th CRTs (as tal ") that " withheld from w1th gtft amu1l!e s) . you can your paycheck for mcome or take a ~ hant abl e mcome tax estate tax purposes The tax deductton lor the amo unt of code actually encourages the remamder mterest mtendpeople to dtrect the1r '\ocwl ed lor chanty 111 the year you capital ' to the chanueo, thev make the donat1on It you favor because II IS a more contn bute to a CRT 111 2005 , efl lc >ent way to support the you ge t u dcductton 111 2005 sou al tnfrastructure If the - fo r the value ol the rema1nder government can enc ourage , mterest figured according to a !nd!vJduah to \O iuntan ly · Treawry Department formusuppon programs that ' oc1ety Ia If the dcduct1on ts larger need,, 11 free' up tax dollar' than you c.m use 111 the year for u'e el,ewhere ~n u make !he g•tt . th~ n you can carry II lorward tor live Q A chanty I reg ula r! ) }Caro, or until II 1s used up. L1ke a gt ft annuity. you also support ha' a' ked me to conSider mak1ng a planned g1ft get a return from the chantaWhat IS that " A A planned ble remaml)e r trust, and yo u g1ft usually "a g1ft of proper- a> the tru stnldker and donor ty (either ca>h. stock ' or real can arrange fo r the payout to Judge dismisses lawsuit filed over long election lines Bv JOHN McCARTHY e~al . has long demed any w10ngdomg at the state or county level COLUMBUS (AP) - A D!Stnct Judge U.S. tederal JUdge has d1 s mt s~ed Algenon Marbley\ ruhng an Elecllon Day law suit tiled Friday smd the election by the Ohto Democratic Pany resul1s and the Democrats' that sought paper ballots for destre to drop the case made people watt111g 111 long hnes the matter moot. The state at poll111g places Nov 2 has not dee~ded 1f 1t will The party wanted the law- appeal Marbley's ruling, smd Stilt to be thrown out once it K1m Nom s. a spok~swoman became clear Pres1dent Bush tor Attomey General Jtm won re-election. but Petro Repubhc.tn state leaders kept Petro wanted the coun to the lawsutt ,th ve to try to get ensure that blacks and other the JUdge to tule the election minont•e,. whose precmcts dtd not vtolate voters· constl- had a good 'hare of the long Jmes. were not subjected to tut!on.tl nghh Democrats v,anted the di SCflllll llai!Oil. extra h,!llot< ~o that everyone The Oh•o Rcpul)hcan Pany "'ho w.m1ed to vote could do took Petro \ side 111 the case so They l e~u ed ·fru strated hut will not see k <1n appeal. vote rs would not endure the GOP lawyer Wtlham Todd satd " It was not a case •we long wmt Whtle the Democrats had any long term tssues m." dropped the lawsmt. an he satd The st.lle <till faces a chalactiVISt lawyer said Ire's conlenge to the recount of the s!denng fi ling hts own lawelectton filed by the candt sun alleg 111g dtscnminatton Lawyer Cliff Arncbeck dates of the G•ee11 and beheves th.n a shonagc ol Ltbertanan part1es that " vot111g n1.1chmes 111 predomi- pendtng 111 U.S. DJStlict nantly DemocratiC precmct> Coun 111 Toledo. Some voters had to wu1t 1n and vote-switch 111g at boards ot elect•on s 111 GOP-domm:n- lme more than se~cn hours to ed counties COtlfd have vote. particularly at a polhng depnvetl Democrat John place at Kenyon College 111 Kerry of enough votes to cost Knox County. Waits ot three h1m the election. Bush won hours or more were typ1cal at Oil 10 by about I I8.000 votes some precmct ~ m Columbu s Secretary ot State Kenneth 111 Frankhn County Those Blackwell. a Republ tcan and two counttes we1e the targe ts Oh1o's chtet elections offi- of the Democr.tts' lawsuit. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Student from Page A1 influence wnhm the•r commumtte s," sa1d Mike Lesday. executi ve dtrector of the CongressiOnal Youth Leadership Coun cil, the sponsoring orgamzauon ~ During the SIX-day program partiCipants wtll take pan 1n educational act.-•l!es <tnd presentation,, as well as meet wtth elected otftctah .1nd key Congression.1l staft members on Capital Htll. They will viSit hiStone sttes mcludmg Coloma! W11lmm sburg. Harpers Ferry. the Nattonal Mu seum of Amencan H1story and W,JShmgton : DC 's monuments and memona ls They w11l al so be examm mg notable U S. leaders and htstonc figures throughom cntlcal penods of Amencan HIStory includmg the CIVIl War .md Recnn,tructwn. World Wctr h. the Great Depression. and the Ctvil nghts Movement Students are expected to return wnh a greater sense of understandmg of the role of md!VIdual s m Amen,can democracy as well as the responsibthties of bemg a leader. Westfall is a member of the medta staff a1 Eastern and attended a media conference m Columbus last fall where he met other students from Ohto ·schools and exchanged 1deas on how to improve med1.1 programs m rhe schools Th1 s spnng the group also visited WCHS-TV for ,, tour of the fac1hllcs there and to learn more about a worl;.mg tele""on news statiOn. Westfall ts a four-vear member of a 4-H club. ,howed rahbns at the Me1c' Coumv F.ur. and has 1\ 0 il grand 'champton m.trket r,,bbtt pen along wtth ' hO\\ m.mshtp cla"e' u\ et,the p,,, t four years He pl ,t)' on \h e Ea •tem Eagles Junt nr H1gh fonlb.lll 1e.un ,mJ '' acll\e tn b.1seball ,tnd hasket b,tll go ro you and your spouse or anyone you name . Also. you can set your own payout rateas long as tl doe~ not exceed 50 percent and at least 10 percent of the assets will Nl 10 the chanty when rhe ~trust ends (usually at the end of the li fe of the tru stmaker and any other named mcome bencltcmry). A testamentary . lead tru st pays an ann utt y. <tltet you dte to your deSignated ch.tnt y tor a certani number ol ye.us · Alter that lime, the remamu.g pnn c1pal goes to your he1rs Smce the testamentary lcdd truSI ts ac tually created when you d1e. an estate tax deductiOn IS taken lor the va lue ol the gt lt at the ttme of your de.llh Estate planners often use a test.t~1enta1 y lead trust fo Jedltce or el•mu1ate the estdte t.tx Smce ihese gilt plann111g tools are rather comphcatcd. you would be w1se to CDnsult .111 attorney. lmancwl .td VISOI ur w.:cuuntunl lor ,,dv1ce Lan You Can U '" 11 " weelh· ( 0/1\Itm e t legul mfmmatwn ( oltmm prowded h' th e Ohw State Bm AIIOCWIIIIII (OSBA) 71111 Wllc/t l iCII jll epared /1\ C/110 1ll l',l' Je//lt!\ /Jtmd1111. par111e1 111 1/w 011\ loll fum of Dum/on & Huddl nton LLP F01 llljm nwtwn ubuur u \ '(1' l l'f \ of legal top11' 1'1111 the OSBA \ \¥eh \lie ar H'H H ' oluohm ot:~ Artu le' oppeonugin i/11\ column an~ mtende£1 to pw\'lde hmad. ~maal 111/oww/I0/1 a!Jo/11 the la11 Bepne appl\111g t/111 mjou natwnto a \f'l'(l{tc legal f'whlem. Jew/ et ~ we utged to \('t'k Jhe lie el/\( d a lim ne\ adl'IL e ofa 1 Meeting time changed SYRACtJSE - Due Ill rhe Labor Day hol1day. the Syracu'e Water Board wtll 1101 meet next week but will meet at 6 p m. on Jan 13 An . upd<~t e w1ll be gtvcn by the en.g111eer o n water <ystem prog1ess Workforce board to meet NELSONV ILL E A meeting ol the Regton 14 workforce 1nvcstmem hoard will be hel d ,\1 9 ,30 am Fnd.1y. Sept 9. at the Inn at Hockmg College 'Odd Couple' auditions today RIO GRANDE Auduons will he held al t1 p m today a\ !he Unll'erslty of RIO G1 .mdc s ' Berry Perlormmg Ails Cen ler lor Net! S1mon s "The Odd Couple " The play " under the direction of J.J Cobb. a>SUC!ale prufess01 ol Theatet dt URG Anyone 1:-; ent.:OUidged to .tltend Fm mo1c mlmmat1 un cal l (740(1 ,645 -459X Sale planned REEDSV ILL E - A bake .md yard sdle wtll he held from 9 am . to 4 p m Fnday and Saturd.ty "' the Eden Un1ted B1 ethren Chu rch, State Route I24 between Reed"i lle .md Hockmgpon Leaking rail car forces Cincinnati evacuation CINCIN NATI (AP) Homes Wlthm ,, mrle of " Je,\klllg r.ulro.td car were orJered evacuated Mond,ty bec.tuse of concern about .1 h1ghly t1ammable liqUid v,hose fumes c.m be hazar<im" to b1eathe. Cmc!lm,ill \ m.tyor prodc~imed .111 emer<,;ency. allowmg hun 10 set ,, curfew 111 the evacuated .uea. where he s,ud more than 800 people live Env!ronmem,tl and hc,tlth otfict.tl s ,,ud au s.tmples showed no J.mge• from the fume' Howe~er. .wthon!le' were concemed .tbout a posSIble explosto n .md !he ti re depanmem kept up a spray ot w.tter on !he ra!lro.td tanker c.u to keep 11 cool 'While the fumes leaked out It contamed mote th.m 20.000 gallons of stytene used to make pl.htics. rubber .md 1esms. accon..hn£ to d1stnLt F1re Ch•et D.tve Colltm C11y Ftre Ch1ef Roben Wngh1 ""d he wa' prep.tred to keep tiretighters on !he scene tor up to two days Commuters !rom the ell\ ' east stdc we"' d1ve11ed ,trotind the site .•md the U S Co.t't Guard halted ll~tftic on ,, ne.uby ,[retch of the Ohto Rtver Bec.tuse of 1he mand.llnf\ ~uc-.1 e\acuauon. sevcr.1l schools were closed Whllney Ell" ot tile AmerKan Red Crms sa1d some I00 'people were 111 the ,he iter set up 111 the l www.f Leorn Hyde P.trk Commumty Umted Merhodtst Chtuch. where they were dtnmg on ptZL.t Monday C\'Cillll l.! The· t.mket. owned by We,tl.tke Styrene Co of Sulphur, l~t had h.:en parked on .1 stde tr,tck ,thnut n111e months. Mayor Charlie Luken s.ud Thts should not h.tppcn 111 an urbm1 area. pcnod. · Luken s.ut.l .. Rn?:ht now. ou1 ~.:uncem 1' tl1e ,,,t'etv ot the t-e,lllents m the m-e.t .. · <\ c,tll to the comp,my '' asn 't tmmed•afely relumcd Luken saKI .1 curfew would be 111 ctfect 111 the evacuate\~ arc.t tmm 8 r m -6 am. ~md th.ll poltce wou ld patrol for l'U ifew \!Oidt Jon ~ G.t,o lme '"b we1-e h.tlted 1n the are.1 The ctty', ~1euo tr,uh\1 ')'stem sent bu sc' In help w1tl1 the e v.tCUJllOil OHil'l,tls dtd not estimate when rcsJdt.:nh "ould be allm1cd It> return to thetr home,. The Je.tk <JCLurrcd Sunday nea1 Lunken Atqxll1 "htch handle' m<htl~ pm .tte and corpomte rJ,me' Bec.tuse 1he .uea mclude, se1erJI l t~lll mdustnes .md '' .uehou,es. ' only .1 few hundred rc,ldenh \\ere affected by the lllll!. tl C\aLU .UIOfll1rt.lef TI1.1l an:~• \\ ,Js enldn:!.ed tw1ce rvlontl d\' lllUill\112 a._ ..l011Cem' rose ...i>d roh cc "Lt Kun B) rd s,ud · c .. 317 . ~ for nw;:w• mfo • ���Tuesday, August 30, 2005 www.mydailysentinel.com Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel Tuesda~August30,2005 www.mydailysentlnel.com m:rtbune - Sentinel - Re The Scoreboard -----Seton Hill vs TaylOr at Cedarville ClasSIC, Minnesota 3, Kansas Ctty 1 10 tntungs N V Yankees 7 Sea.tlle 4 Tuesday's Games Chtca9o Wh1te So11 (Garland t6·7 and McCarthy 0-1 ) at Texas {Beno11 3·4 and Volquez 0 0) 2 5 05 p rn Detrott (Maroth 1112) at Cleveland (Lee 144), 705pm Tamp.;> Bay (Kazmtr 7·9) at Boston (Schtl1mg !i 6) 7 05 p m Baltimore (lopez 13 7) at Toronto (Bush 37) 707pm Mtnnesota (Stlva 8 6) at Kansas Ctty (L1ma 5· 12}, a t Op m NY Yankees (Chacon 3 1) at Seattle 1 (Hams 1· 1), 1005prn Oakland (lito 12-1O) at L A Angels (Colon 17-6), 1005pm Wednesday's Games Ch•cago While Smc at Te)(as 2 05 p m Taf'(lpa Bay at Boston 7 05 p m Detroit at Cleveland 7 05 p m Baltimore at Toronto 7 07 p m M1nnesota at Kansas C1ty a 10 p m NY Yankees at Seanle 10 05 p m Oakland at L A Angels 10 05 p m 2pm Mount Vernon Nazarene al Sprrng Arbor 3 pm American Mideast Conference Geneva at Cedarvtlle 4 30 p m Point Park at P•tt-Johnstown Tournament North Dlvlllon All W·l·T AMC W-l-T Notre Dame Q-(}() 1-Q-0 St VIncent Seton Hill Daemen D-(}() 1·0-0 0-0·1 0·0·0 o-M 0·0-0 0-00 0·0-0 (}()-0 Q-0-0 Q-0-0 0 0-0 Q-0-0 Q-0-0 ' Gftneva Houghton Potnt Park Roberts W-l-T 0-0-0 1-0-0 Notre Dame St V1ncent Roberts o-o-o o-o-2 ().0.1 ()..0-0 0.()-0 0-Q-0 0- 1-0 Shawnee State o-o-o Q-t-0 Tiff1n Urbana 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1 0 Mt Vernon Cedarv1llo Malone Oh•o Dom•mcan T1t11n Urbana A•o Grand~ Shawnee $tate Walsh Wednesday's games Kenyon at Shawnee State 4 p m Sag1naw Valley State at T•Htn, 4 p m Wheeling Jesu•t at Seton HIR, 4 p m Thursday's game Dhto Domul1can at Den1son, 7 p m Auburn-Montgomery at A1o Grande 3 p m Calvtn at Anderson Northland Bap t1 st .JII Mount Vernon Nazarene 4 p m Notre Dame at WhBel1ng JesUit 4 00 p m Sam t Vtncent at Walsh 4 p m Seton Htll at Malone 5 p m Potnl Park vs Grove Ctly at Westminster Tournament 6 p m ' Women'sAMC Houghton Geneva Carlow Daemen Pomt Park Roberts Setoll Htll Notre Dame Ursultne S!Vtncent ALL W-l-T 1 0-0 0·0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0·0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 010 2·0· 1 0· 1· 1 0·0·0 0·0·0 0·0·0 0·0·0 o O·O·O 0·1 0 0·1·0 110 South D1vlsion AMC W-LT Urbana 000 Ohio Oomtntcan 0·0·0 Malone 0-0-0 Cedarville 0·0·0 Rto Grand& D-0·0 Shawnee State 0·0·0 Walsh 0·0·0 n ffi n O·O·O O..Q·O Mt· Vernon o-o 0·0 0·2 Q-3 O.Q 00 All W-L 8-0 00 2·0 2· 1 2-2 22 2·2 00 1-3 00 0-0 00 0·0 00 00 oo Sarnt Francts IN at Ttt1rn 7 p m Thurs day's game Po1nt Park at Chatham 7 p m Fnday's games Shawnee State vs Taylor at Ti11m rournament 2 p m Montana State Nonh at Roberts Wesleyan 4 p m Shawnee State vs M1 chtgan-Dearborn at Tttlrn Tournament 4 p m MountaJn Sl ate at Cedarville 5 p m Tn n1ty Chnsllan at Cedarv1lle, 7 p m Grandvtew lA al Roberts Wesleyan 8 p m Ci:lrlow at V1rgtnta Wesleyan Tournament Daemen Houghton Mount Vernon Nazarene RIO Grande Walsh at Roberts Wesleyan T01..trnament Geneva at Trtt1n Tournament Malone at Cornerstone Tournamen t Oh•o Domrntcan at Cap1tal Tournament Po~nl Park at SUNY-Cortland Tou rnament Sa111t Vtncent Challenge Seton Htll at Mauelta Tournament Urbana at Earlham Class1c Cedarv1tle at Houghton 4 p rn W-l·T 1·2 1·3 0-0 0·0 I ALL WL T 2-0 0 10 0 11 Pro Bas+a'l 000 WlPc1GB Boston 75 54 581 New York 74 56 569 1'1 Toronto 65 65 '500 10'2 Balttmore 61 69 469 14', TampaBay 55 77 417 21 ', Central Divtslon W L Pet GB Ch1cago 79 49 617 Cleveland 74 58 561 7 69 62 527 11 ', Mtnnesota 62 67 48 1 17', Detrott Kansas Crty 42 87 326 37 ', West Division W l Pct GB Oakland 74 56 569 Los Angeles 73 57 562 1 Texas 62 68 , 477 12 Seattle 55 75 423 19 American League o East Division 0·0·0 0·0·0 0·0 0 0·1·0 0·2·0 ' TUesday 's game Daemen at Alfred 7 p m Wednesdays game& Salem lnternattonal at Seton Htll 4 p m lnchana Wesleyan at Urbana 5 p m • Ttft tn at Notre Dame (al Brush HS) 7 p1m Thunday's games Roberts Wesleyan at Houghton 7 p m Chatham at Carlow 7 p m Friday 's games Sa tnt Vmcent at Walsh 2 p m Stena Hetgtns at Malone 3 p m Oh io Dormn tcan vs Roberts Wesleyan at Houghton lnv•tattonal 4 p m Geneva vs Taylor at Cedarvrlle Class•c. 5 Sunday's Games Cleveland 4 Toronto 1 N.Y Yankees 10, Kansas C1ty 3 Oakland 10, Baltrmore 3 Boston 11 , DetrOit 3 Texas 2, Mmnesota 1 Tampa Bay 2, L A Angels 1 Seattle 9, Ch1cago Wh 1te Sox 2 Monday'• Games Oakland 10, Ba lt1morg 5 12 1nn1ngs Boston 10, Tampa Bay 6 Cleveland 10 Detroit 8 Texas 7, Chicago White Sox 5 pm Seton Hill at Cedarville 7 30 p m Sat un:l~ s gamea Ca rlow vs Albnght at LaRocM Tournamen t, 9 a m Siena Hetghts at Walsh noon RIO GRANDE at URBANA 1 p m Sha wnee Sta te at Grace, 1 p m D aemen at Tithn, 2 p m Ohto Domtn1can at Houghton, 2 p m Satnl Vmcent at Malone, 2 p m 57 52 73 79 438 7 397 1-2 112 RBI-DOrltt: Boston 117 MRam1rez. Boston ~ 1 15 AAodnguez New York 104, Te•xetra Texas 101 Shefhetd Ne.,., York 99 MatsUI New York 98 SeKson Seattle 96 HI TS-MYoung Te)(as 175 Damon Boston 169 Jeter New York 164 ISuzuk1 Seattle 163 Tejada Balttmore 162 Crawford Tampa Bay 157 ARodnguez New York 156 DOUBLE$-Tejada Balttrnore 42 DOrttz Boston 36 Mcnsur New York 35, THafner Cleveland, 35 BRoberts Balttmore, 35, Cantu Tampa Bay 33 Crtsp Cleveland, 33 TRIPL E$-Crawford, Tampa Bay, 14 , NATIONAL LEAGUE LEADERS BATTING-DeLee , Ch1cago, 346 , MtCabrera , Flonc:la 33 1 PUIOIS, St LOUIS, 331 casey c; 1nc 1nnat 1 3 19 Wnght New York 314 BCiark Milwaukee 309 MG!Ios Atlanta 305 RUN 8-Pupls Sl LO UIS 105 Delee ChiCago, 103, Bay, P1ttsbwgh 92 Dunn, Ctnclnnat•, 91 , M•Cabrera, Flonda 87, S tzemore. Cleveland, 10 ISuzukt Seattle, 10 Ftgg•ns Los Angeles, 8 lnge Detrott 7, DeJesus Kansas Crty, 6 Johnson Toronto, P1erre. Floncla. 86, BAbretJ Ph•ladelphta, 6, Damon Boston 6 86 HOME RUN 5-ARodnguez, New York RBI-AJones Atlanta '1~ Pu1ols St t. 39 DOrlrz Boston 35 MRam 1rez Boston. Louts 99, Galee Milwaukee 97, Burrell _ 33 Te 1)(e 1ra Texas 32 Se)(son, Seattl e, 32, Ph ila delphia 94 DeLee Ch tcago 94 Konerko Chtcago 32 ASor1ano, Texas, 3 1 CDelgado Flonda 93, AAam•rez, Chtcago, STOLEN BASE5-Podsedntk ChiCago, 92 54 Ftgg•ns, Los Angeles 44, Crawford, HIT8-Del ee. ChiCago 168 MtCabrera, Tampa Bay 37 Lugo. Tampa Bay 32 Flortda 165 Pujols, Sl Lou1s 162, Reyes lSuzukr Seallle 27 BRoberts Baltimore New York 153 Casey C•nc•nnah 15t , 26 Womack New York 26 , t BCiark Mt!waukee 150 Taveras Houston PITCHING (1 2 Decis to n s)-C ieme nl, 148 DOUBLEs-Delee, Chrcago, 42, MG•Ies, Boston 12~3, 800 4 27, CILee Cleveland. 14-4 779, 3 93, Halladay Toronto 12-4, Atlarita 39 M•Cabrera, Flonda. 37 Bay. 750 2 41, Colon Los Angeles 17·6 739 Ptttsburgh 37 Randa, San Otego 36 334 Garland, Ch•cago, 16·7 696, 32B, Wn ght, New Yo rk, 35, BG tles, San Drego, Cra1n, Mtnnesota, 9-4 692 2 54 Moyer, Seattle, 11-5, 687, 4 22 TRIPLEs-Reyes, New York 14 , Pterre, STRIKEOUT~oSantana Minnesota, Flonda, 12, Furcal, Atlanta 10, Rolltns , 195 Aa.Johnson, New York 173 Lackey Philadelphia 8 Eckstem. Sl Lou•s. 7, Los Angeles , 167 Kazm1r, Tampa Bay 137, DRoberts San D1ego 7 BG1Ies San Sonderman Detroit 136 Muss1na New , 1ego, 7 York 135 lito Oakland, 134 HOME AUNS - A.Jones Atlanta 42 .; SAVES-W1ckman Clevel and, 35, De l ee Ct11cago 39 Dunn Clnctnnai• 35 MRN8ra New York, 34 Nathan, Mtnnesota Pu]Ois.'st LoUJs.'3s 'Ensberg, Houston' 33' 33, Her manso n, Chtcago 32, DBaez, Gnfft:~y Jr Cmcmnat1. 33 ARa m•rez Tampa Bay 31 , FrAodnguez Los Angeles Ch•cago 31 30 Guardado Seattle 29 STOLEN BASEs-Pie rre Fionda 46 1 Reyes New York, 45, Furcal Atlan.t8 38 . 1 L N t Taveras, Houston 31 ' Freet, Cincinnati 29 East~lvl!ion Pet GB Rol hns, Ph tladelphJa 28, BAbreu Atlanta 74 56 569 I Phtladelphta 25 Philadelphia 70 6 1 534 4 112 PITCHING (12 Dectslons)--Carpenter 69 62 527 5 1/ 2 St LoUis, 19-4 826, 2 29, Eaton San Flonda New York 68 62 523 6 Diego, 9-3, 750 3 B6 Moms St lou ts 14 Was htngton 67 63 5 15 7 1 5, 737, 3 74 PMartlnez, New York 1:3 5 Central Division 722 2 77 Mulder St Louts, 15·6, 7 14 L Pet GB ) 3 74 LHernandez Washmgton, 14·6 700 84 48 636 3 87 W1llls Flor ida. 18-8 692 2 61 1 St l-ouis 68 62 .523 15 , STRIKEOUT5-Peavy San Otego 189 Houston 64 67 489 t 9 1/2 Ca rpenter St LoUIS, 1a3, PMartmez, New Milwaukee 62 6B 4n 2 1 York, 182 , Clemens, Houston 167 Cinctnnatt 62 69 473 2 1112 l CZambra no ChJCago, 16S,Burnen Florida, Chicago I 135 ' o I G•llllo Co unt)' OH > Cleveland lnd1ans re l1ef pitcher Fernando Cabrera pitches to Detro1t T1gars' Placido Polanco 1n the s1xth mnmg Monday in Cleveland. Cabre ra got the w1n 1n re l1ef as the lnd1ans beat DetrOI! 10 8 Tribe Jrom Page 8 I sc011 n ~ Buu ne. Bl .1ke was throw;; out 111 a rundown be t w~cn second .1 11d tlmd, but by the n the lnd1ans had begun turnin g thc 1r n1 g ht .tnll1nd " I'm not gett1n g the job done," sa1d Bonderman. 1-5 Ill h1 s r ast SIX sl<lrts " I get f1 ve 1uns and then g1ve up s1x. it 's le1 11ble •· · Trallmg 7-6. the lnuians s,:llrcu th ree li mes 111 th e fomth to chase Bo'nde rm,m. who was mak1n g lm Iii's! start since be mg st ru ck on the ng ht wri st w1th c1 l1ne drive hn by Oakl and·s Marco Scutaro. Cleveland loaded the bases and Cnsp·s sal:11f1cc ll y tied it 7-,kll Peralta hn ,ln RBI smgle and Travis H,1fne r, who has 19 RBl s m 24 ga mes since commg off the DL, hi! a sac ll y to .:ente1 Monroe's two-run smg le gave DetrOi t a 7-5 le.1d in the th1rd. Dctrmt closed to Within 9-8 m the f1fth on Young's RBI Pittsburgh 54 W San Diego Anzona Los Angeles 77 w&st Division 64 61 60 L 66 72 71 412 do uble off Cabrera, but Broussanl restored Clcve lanu's two-run cushton . olf V1c Darensbourg with h1 s II til ilome1. only his second oil cl iclt- h,mdel. Yo un g's second sl,1111 in tluee days gave the T1gers a 4-0 lead 111 the lust off Ei.lrton, who hurt h1mse lf wnil two walks. Detro it 's dugo ut was still h1 gh-fi vmg Yo un g when Pena hll Elarton ·s nex t pitd1 over the wa ll in center tor illS IOth home1. N otes : Eiarton has JUSt one w1n 111 illS \,1St mne starts, and has g,1ven up 14 runs m h1s last tv. o. .. H,dner came m w1111 u .3 17 average, eight po1ms bchmu kc~g ue leade1 Johnn y Damon. The last Clevclund pl ayer to w1n a batli ng t!llc w,1s Bobby Av ila in I<!54 . Pena h:h II career homers 1n 26 ga mes at Jacobs F1eld The T1gers have 22 home rs 111 th eir pa st 12 games The lndidns have lwd c~t l east I0 h1ts in 19 ot 31 games . ... El:uton has ,Jiowed 28 home1s. the league ·s sec_ond-IHghest total behind New York 's Randy Johnson (29). 29 112 Pet GB 492 459 458 4 112 4 1/2 1 164, BMyeffi, Ph11adelphoa, 161 SAVE$-CCordero Was hington 41 1 fsrrnghausen St LOUI S 34, Hof1man San Diego, 33 l:.rdge Houston, 31 , BWagner PhiiBdelph •a 3 t TJones Florida 31 Turnbow, Milwaukee 29 ' I Skinner from PageBl sive coordin ator, M.nt McLeod. "We don•t know exactl y what they' re gomg to do. It they stay With w hc~t they've been uom g, Bern1 e will be fine," Snyder stud "If they do n·t. then we lelt that Jnmny wo uld be our guy to stdrt wnh so that we'd have some recall. Once the game starts, we ·11 see what they do and kind of <idju st from there ·· A d c~y e,trher, Wilham & Mary codch J1mmye Laycock named sophomore M 1ke Potts as lm starter over redshirt lreshman Jake Phillips Reach 3 Counties NOTICES Meigs lndustnes Incorporated will be accepting bids for tho following vehicle: 1996 Dodge Van Serial No. 287KB31Z9TK118410 - V-8 wllh wheelchair lift Meigs lndustr~es reserves the right to reiect any and all bids or sen to the highest bodder Individually, Which ever brings the highest return to Meigs Industries, Inc Vehicle will be sold as Is condition. To Inspect vehicle during normal busi- ness hours, call 1740-992-6681 Bids will be open on September 9, 2005 at 11 :00 a.m . at Meogs Industries. Send sealed bids to Execut1ve Director (BIDS) Meigs Industries, Inc. P.O. Box 307 - 1310 Carleton Street · Syrac use, Oh io 45779 (8) 25, 26, 28, 29, 30, 31, (9) 1 Help Wanted Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Separate, sealed proposals w111 be recelv$d at the Of11ce of the Treasurer of lhe Board of Education of Southern local School Otstrict of Racme , OHm Meigs County, until 12 o 'clock noon, September 23, 2005. At that time, opened by the Treasure r of sa1d · board as Provided by taw for a 71 passenger school bus, according to specifications of sa1d board of education . Separate and inde· pendent bids wilt be recetved with respect to the chassis and body type, and will stale thai the buses when assembled and prior to delivery, com ~ ply. wllh all school district speclricat1on, all safety -regulatoons and current Ohi o Minimum Standards for School Bus Const ru c t1on of the Help Wanted '' ~ ~ TRANSCRIPTIO N IST Valley Ho ~ p1tal 1s acccplong currently "''umcs lor ,1 Mcd1cal Record Tran'l c t!ptlon l"t. Rl'£1'11l'red Hc.llth lnlonnalton T~i.: h111uan prdr..:rrcd One to tln~:c yc.m. pt m ct.hc.ll fr .m~cnpt1011 expencncc Mimmum "reed ol 60 \vonb per nun uti,.". 'al,ory. ho loday, . hca ilh I in~urancc -. mglc/tamily phm. dcnt.tl plan. life 1n:-.urancc. v.11..at 1nH long -term dl 'l'-l hiltty and rcltrcmcm. Send re :-. um e~ to· Plcas:om Valley ll o,pot,Ji. c/o Hum.m Rt:\ou rcc\, 2520 Valle) Dm c P01n1 Plc:hal11. WV 25550 (}04) 675-4.140 I ! •• Place Your Paid Classified Ad In Wednesday's ! Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Register, or ! Daily Sentinel, And It Will Run For FREE In The Tri-County Marketplace! 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G•ve us a call' You relngerated trarte rs m the comfortable wmkmg w1th could earn up to $8/hour east hall ol the U S new and ex1s1tng customers ParamediCS & EMT s plus bonuses We also offer t hrough "conven t•onai and needed Apply at 1354 paid tram1ng , holidays, and creatrve sale approaches Jackson P1ke . Galhpot•s vacatrons Full or part ti me, • Weekly Pay day and even1ng shths available Call todayt f-sn-<~&3-6247 ext. 2457 Condos • No Forced NYC • PoSIIton reqwes a bache· lor s degree related l1eld preferred and an Jndrvtdual w1th eKcellenl commumca· t 1on and computer sktlls Mlmmaf travel require~ Residential Treatment Facility tor boys now hl(lng Dtroct Care Workers Pay based on eKpenence pak:J Insurance (7 40)379-9083 9am-3pm,Mon-Fr 1 Star Plasttcs offers a com petltlve salary and, benellts package as well a.s opportu· nrttes to grow Please send cover teller and resume along wtth salary e)(pecta!IOns to Human Resources. 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Local company oHenng NO DOWN PAYMENT" programs for you to buy your home rnstead o1 renttng • 100% f1nanc1ng • Less than perfect cred1t accepted • Payment could · be the sama as renl Mortgage Locators Nrce Usoo 14x64 2 Bedroom Only $4995 Call (740)385·0698 STAT E ROUTE 554, BID· WELL· New 4 bedroom 2 bil.1h manulactured home Features hvu1g room lam tl~ room w1!1'1 ftreplace and BONUS" room Corner lOt Above groun.d pool wtlh pool (7401367·0000 house Ready tor move·rn PRICED UNDEFI Cape Cod Home 21 as· Sq APPRAISA L!! (740 )446 Ft 2 112·Balh, 3-BR 2 Car 32ta Garage & Carport Double Dr1veway on 1f2 acre lot 2 TH EISS ROAD, VINTON yrs old , Hardwood floors Brand neW 3 bedroom 2 Pr1vate Dnve $145 000 bath manufac tured home locntcd 397 Honeysuckle Co111pletely set and ready Ln Galhpol1s Fe rry WV lor move 1n Features ltv1ng (304 )593--2864 room l"tm11y room and beauhlul slo.y lit kttchen DRASTICALLY REDUCED II Call ('7 40)4 46·3570 I I \ \ \I I \ I • Late Model. Fretghthner • 95% no touch fre1ght NE PrOJ&Ct Manager lor 112 P leasant Street 3 Bedroom, I 1/2 Baths Fam1iy Room D1n1ng Room Full Base ment S torage Bldg Garage New Central A1r Cond New Windows Monn.E HoM~:>; CLEAN SWEEP SALE Lot model clearance All ra mam 4 Sale 9 Rm Home on tng 2005 s must go lo make acre w/garage, near AKZO room for new homes under $95 000 (304)675 5026 constructiOn SAVE• SA.VE• SAVE OAKWOOD HOMES 4yr old 2·story Colomal on 3 'GALLifOLIS Call (7 40) 446· ac res ap pro)( 1900 sq 11 , 3093 Gall1polrs C1ty School dts· 3 l rtc! G reen Townsh ip bedroom 2 ba th 2 car Great Used 1994 14x70 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Includes garage Master bedroom IS heat ptJmp Cal l (740)385 2Sx24 WIJacuzzr tub and prronly $39 00 per month Ask 2434 vate balcony $120 000 00 how to ge t FREE HBO (740)446-7029 MAX and home entertatn· New 3 BR Home Only ment system Call 800-523 4yrs old 3b r 2ba w1th lire- $189/mo Includes ale deliv 7556 fo r details place on 1 5 acres m coun ery and set up (740)395· Wi< NIHl try $89 900 (740)709· 11 66 4367 OH EOE Ph 740/446-7150 F'x 74Q/446-2438 HOMf".'; toR SALE SOCIAL SERVICE ASSISTANT 2842 740-992-1426 10 MONL'Y m LOAN 1.,. Reat-Eslate wanted -Local person look•ng tor a home to buy All cash Metgs or 3 Flufl y white Ktttens, 1 Galha No dotJbfe-w1de or Solid Black one 7 weeks old LOST In th e Stiver 8r tdge modular 740··41 6·3130 Beauttiul (304)882· 3236 Plaza cash from paycheck , Wanted· 1976 Nova 2 or 4 rewa rd tor honesty door lor pa rts {740)258 Bobtatl ktttens to gtveaway (?.O)a67·4007 Giveaway to good home Cats mala Siamese lemole, black Angora. and yellow tabby 3M old 740·992· To (304) 675-5234 Now you can have borders and graphics .JL...lo added to your classified ads 6~ !r1'l Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics 504 for small $1 .00 for large Display Ads • Start Vour Ad1 With A Keyword • Include Complete Description • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviation• • I nclude Phone Number And Addre11 When Needed • Ad11 Should Run 7 Day• r Or Oear/6;,~ Word Ads Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Free K1ttens to good home For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! r·-··-·. -··-··-··-··-··-··-··-··-···-··-·-··-··-···-..·-·. -··-··-·1 PUBLIC i Call(740)245-9037 w I In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,0()0 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD· NOW ONLINE AP photo I eague Mdp Co~t nty OH Monday's Games C1nc1nnatt at Pittsburgh ppd • rtun St LOUIS 6, Flortda 1 Washington at Atlanta , ppd , rarn L A DodQetS 9 Gtu~::ago Cubs 6 Anzona 7 San Otego 5 Colorado 2 San Franct sco 1 Tuesday's Gamel St LouiS (Moms 14-5) at Florida (Valdez 1·1) 705pm Philadelphia (TeJeda 4-3) at ·NY Mels (Sea 6-1) 710 pm Washrngton (Patterson 8-4) at Atlanta · (Sosa 9·2), 7 35 p m LA Dodgers (Penny 6 8) at Chteago Cubs (Pnor 9-5) , 8 05 p m Pittsburgh (Maholm 0·0) at Milwaukee (D Davrs 9-9). 8 05 p m Crncmnat1 (Aa Ortrz 8·9) at Houston (Rodrtguez a-6) a 05 p m Arizona (Vazquez 10-13) at San D•ego (Pea\1'{'11-6), 1005pm Colorado (Cook 3·1) a1 San Francrsco (Hennessey 4·6) 10 15 pm Wednesday'& Games Pittsburgh al Milwaukee 2 05 p m L A Dodgers at Chrcago Cubs 2 20 p m Anzona at San D1ego 3 35 p m Colorado at San FranciSCO 3 35 p m Wash tnglon at Atlanta 2, 4 35.Q m St Lours at Flonda, 7 05 p m Philadelphia at N Y Mets 7 10 p m Ctnclnnatt at Houston 8 05 p m ' a IOna CLASSIFIED Sunday a Games St Louis 6, Washtngton 0 Ctnc•nnatt 7, Pmsburgh 2 Atlanta 5, Milwaukee 2 Chtcago Cubs 14, Flortda 3 San D•ego 4, CoiOfado 3 San Franc tsco 4, N Y Mets 1 LA Dodgers 1, Houston 0 Anzona 10, Philadelphia 5 AMERICAN l EAGUE L EADER S BATTING -Damo n Bosto n 325 MYoung Te)(as. 323, AAodnguez, New York 320 VGuerrero Los Angeles 316 THa1ner Cleveland 314 Jeter New York, 312 BAoberts, Baltrmore, ,311 TeJada, Balttmore 311 RUNs-Jeler New York, 100 Damon, Bos ton 99 OOrliz, Boston, 97 ARodnguez New York , 96, ISuzuk1, Seattle, , 91 MRamtrel Boston 91 Te1xerra Texas 90 pm Tournament, 3 p m North Division AMC 2·2 Tu esday's game Daemen at Clarron 7 p m Wednesday's games Lake Erre at Ursultne 7 p m Mount Vernon Nazare ne at Noire Dame 7 Friday's games Roberts Wesleyan vs Nyack at Houghton Tournament. 2 p m vs All W·l 1-1 Soutfl Divi sion AMC W-L Tuesday's game Cedarville at Notre Dame 5 p m Urbana 0·0 0·0 0·0 0·0 0·0 0·0 0·0 0·0 0-0 0·0 Geneva Po•nt Park Seton H1ll Ursuline Car1ow Houghton 0-0-1 o-o-o Cedarvtlle Walsh W·l ALL W-l-T o-o:o Malone Mt Vernon Oh1o Dom•ntean North Division AMC Da~men South Olvlskm AMC A10 Grande American Mideast Conference San 'FranciSCO Colorado The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 • $500 stgn on bonus Blue Velvet TrQ-nsport Call Bob at 800-652 2362 Drtver1 Heeded: COL Onvers wtllmg to dnve tor local ready-mix-concrete compar'ry Expenooce Is EOE WFIOIV prelerred bul not necessary Drrver must be wtll1ng to do POSTAL JOBS pre-marntenance oh trucks & equrpment. yard work & $15 94-$22.56/t1r now hit· E)(perler1ced P1zza Shop other m•scellaneous cho1'8s lng For appi1C8tlon & trne workers lor growmg busi· Experlei"'Ce operating equrp- "government job Into call ness. Apply In person Only ment & extra SkillS such as American .Assoc. ot LabOr, 1·913·599·8226, 24/l'lrs , weldmg a plus Jrmaneni's Ptzza. B~eye emp serv Call (3041937-34 10 Hrlls Ad , Rio Grande Truck DriVers Needed Henderson WV based carrrer lookmg tor expenenced Class A COL Or!>Jers Interested partie call 'iii:---:::-----, r•o Used 3br Cameron $2 500 must be moved (304)675 BlSIN~ OPP()RTIJNm ' ABSOLUTE GOLDMINEI 60 vendtng machines/ excellent localton aU lor $10 995 BOD-234·6982 • NOTI CE• HIO VALLEY PUBLISH NG CO recommends tha u do business w1th peo le yOu know, and NOT 1 end money through ail until you have mvest1 ated the ot1enn (304)675-7434 FIND AJOB IN THE CLASSIFIEDS All real ealat. •dv• rtl•lng in thll n•wepaper Is ' tubjec1 to lhe Fede r•! Fair Houtlng Act or 1968 which make e It Illegal t o 1dvertl1e ' • ny pret.rence, limitation or dlecrl mlnetlon be~ on rae•, coiDf, r. llglon HJ l•mllltl et1tot or netlonat origin. o r eny ln1enllon to m~~k• any e uch preference, llmlt•tlon or • dlac:rlmlnetlon." Th lt newt ptper will not knowingly accept ldvartl•• mente for reel ••t• t• which It In vlotatiGn of lhe law Our ' "dere are hereby Informed that all dw.lllng• • dvartls•d In th lt n.,epaper •re avallabte on • n equa l opportunity be~•• 778;;.. 3 -~--::---, Lms & ALlt Et\ Gt1 Acre w1th old house 3m• south ol Pt Pleasant on AI 2 $16 000 (740)256·6522 2 65 acres 3 100 sq ft barn c• ty water electnc sept1c c1 ty schools 2 m1les south o1 Gall1polrs on AI 218 Pnme • 1ocat1on wont lt;!St $55 000 seriOUS mqumes only (740)4 41 · ·7333 REAL F.srA 11 WMliD I Buy buys Ourck 6300 Homes- Local person homes Conltd entlal cash J1m, '740·992· No calls af1er 9 �• www.mydailysentinel.com :ruesday, August 30, 2005 ' ALLEY OOP Tuesda~August30,2005 www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel• Page 85 NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE 1 and 2 bedroom apart· Mollohan Carpet, 202 Clark Your ProStar Trailer Dealer ments, furnished and unfur- Charet Road, Porter, Ohio. C.armlchael Equipment Inc. nished , security. deposit (740)446-7(44 1-877·830- (740)4.48-24 1~ 111!111""------., j 1 Bedroom House rn required. J'\0 pets, 740.992- 9162 Free Estimates. Easy Syracuse. lor" Aent No Pels 2218. firiancing, 90 dlys same u "S400 Monm $400 Dapo~1 - - , - - - - - - - casl1 . Visa/ Maater Card. {304)675.5332 Drive- 2 Sd. Apt Middleport 1 bedroom house, 11 Garfield ,t.ve, Gallipolis. $300/mo. {740)-441-0194, : (740)44 1. 1 184. 1 possibly 2 Bedroom House In New Haven. $300/montfl , $275ideposit. No Pe1s (304)882-3652 L~•••••••_.j availab4e In a· little save Idol. No pets. saoo.oo cau·aaa-5 14- Thompsons Appliance & Repair-675-7388. For sale, 0192. HUD approiiSd. re-conditioned automatic 2 bedroom apt. on SA 160. • wash9fs & dryers, refrlgera· Fully remodeled , cen tral air. tors, gaS and ele<:trk: washert~ryer hook~p, slove ranges, air condiUoners, and & refng~rator rncluded . wringer washers. WIU do $460/mo. (740)44 1•01 94, repairs on major brands in (740)441·1184, shop or at your home. 2 Bdrm. 1 Bath , AJC. ~ bedroom apt. on SA 850. Aefridg. Stove, W/0 includ· Brand New. Central air, (304)675-4508 0003 aher r a ~ CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· • Less than perfect Cf~;~Cht acceplad ED. AFFORDA8LEI • Paymen t could be the Townhou se apartments, WOODBURNING FURNACE · Designed to H eat Your H ome ~nd Your Hoi Call 740-742-2595 "::::;:;:====~ r FOR SAU L,~------,..1 or • 1865 Muat•ng . FlllbiCk · Rangoon Red exterior ; black inlerior. cycle. 3 speed, air e Repairs p • artS Service • conditioning, radio. good · driver. RL.Jst lree AZ caf. Price: $19,000.00. Hill's AL.Jtomotive Classic Car Aesloralion & Parts, Inc. for Farm Equipment- • Truc;ks Do zer s Spt•ciahy • Cl utches -========::: • Brakes 291370 Ohio Bashan Road, .1 Racine. 45771 . Phone 740-949·2217. Website: r 2205· 2006 Aug. 25th at 7:00PM andlm small ho"'es FOR Mortgage Locato rs. .17401367-0000 House lor Rent Pt Pleasant $400 (304)675-5540 or (304)675-4024 . ask lor Nancy. Homestead Realty Broker RENT. Call (740)441 · 1111 "'"--oiitiiititiiiiiiio--" 1999 Chevv Metro. 4 dr., 4 • ., miles. $3,000 r~~~-~~-., tor appllcat1on & mformation. Block, Mck, sewer pipes, cyL 76,000 btou se for Rent in Pomt Pleasant (304)675·6224 Small 2 Bd . HoL.Jse, 4 miles !rom Tuppers Plains on 68 1 West. Ideal for 1 or 2 per· sons. Ki1 cflen appliances. washerldryer hook-up, large yard. & storage shed. No inside pets. Non smoker. I Year teas!3. $400 00 a M. plus $400.00 deposit and utilities. A\lailable Sept. 1sl. 740·985·3604 .,.,.........., For more information 740-992·3824 1519. Grac1ous lrvrng. 1 and 2 bed· room apartments at Village Ma nor A .rve rs1·de an d Apaftments m MI.ddlaport. From S295·S444 Ca ll 740· 992·50$)4 . Equal Housing O.:c:.;PPD::...."."" :., -'':.: 'e:.:s_._ _ _ _ Immaculate apartment. Walking distance 1o URG. . DAVIDSON METAL ROOFING ' 18 Colors "30yr. warranty in writinn -, 'Professional Installation S'ha .utage r =~.....,.-::----., o...IS .-r. llJR SAU L Recently remodeled. 2BR new private deck. S400imo. 10 wk old Labs, Registered (6 14)595-7773 or 800-798· $75 each. Call (304)6754666. 2503 or (740)247·2117 Pleasant Valley Apartment Basset Hound MoBilE HoM~~ · . Are now taki ng Applications AKC 8wks old, Tri -Color, Puppies, ~{iR R F.rorr for 2BR , J BR & 4BA., $175 each {304)576-2 126 Applicatioris are laken· Golden Retriever 14x70 trailer !01 rent, $300, .Monday thru Friday, from AKC $250 lor • deposit. Hud 9:00 A.M.-4 P.M. Office is Puppies, 1st Shots & appro\led: (740)742-27 14 Located at 1151 Evergreen Wormed. Mothi:lr/ Father on each. Drive Point Pleasant. WV premises. $250 2 Bedroom mobile horne in Phone No. is (304)675· (740)643"·0013 Racine. $355 .00 Montl1 . E_._ H_.o_-::'--r-\ AKC MiniaiL.Jre Pinscher. $355.00 depos1t. 1 year =58_0_6_ :rownhouse Tail's Dock, Dew Claws, lease. No pets. No calls Tara 1sl. Apartments. Very Spacious, Ready September after 9PM. 740-992·5039 2 Bedrooms, CIA. 1 1/2 (740)386-8788. 2 Be~room Trailer in the Bath, Adult Pool & Baby Co u n1ry· $3001 mo. ''~' 150 Pool, Patio, Start -$385/Mo AKC Registered fern . BoKer · depos1·1. A pp 11 ca11ons now No Pets, Lease Plus 7 months old, fawn color, and has had all shots. bel ng d C II 1 accep e · a Securi1y Oeposil Required. $200.00. 740·992·181 2 or 17401388 · 0462 tor more (7 40)367-7086. Information. ' - - ' - - - - - - - - :4_16_·_54_1..,0--.,:---:--2 Bedroom 1raiter in Tuppers Twin Rivers Tower is ac-e:ep t- · Doberman Pups, Black ·&. 1ng <tPPIIcaiiOns for wa111ng F 1 no 1 2 MaetS, Plains. Has nice porch . list for HL.Jd-subsized, 1_ br, 1an , 2 omae, $300.00 rent plus deposil .. papers. Parents on premls11 675 6679 and utl!itles. 740-667·3467. apar tmen t, ca · · es, f sl shots & worm~ EHO $250 (304)fl75-B196 after 2 bedroom, AJC. very nice. SP.o\o: 5:00 no pels, in Gallipolis -.,.-------0 , {740)446· 1409 or (740)446, l<llR JU'::N'T Pit Bull Puppies for sale. Full 2003 Blooded. No Papers, $150 Downtown OHice Space- 5 each . (740)388-8901 or 3 bedroom mobile home tor room suite $650imo: 1 room (740)388-8596. J COL.Jnlry. rent inc the olfi,;e- $225/mo .. 2 room (740)256-6574 SL.Jite $250/mo. Security 3 bedroom Trailer in Letart deposit reqL.Jired . You pay t:'AKM all $350 month $250 deposit ulllities. A.ll spaces very niCe. 1'. '(304)882 -2858 • Elevator. Call (740)446·3644 tor appointment. t.,._..,;l!i}ujjj "iliiilioPMENTiiiiiiii•r Available September 1st : : - . , . - - - : - - - - r • 280' w!new carpet, AJC, For lea se ~ Olfice or retail Do/• Financing for up to 36 12x24 front porcn . sp ~ces in very good condi- mon ths on John Deere $300/mth. $300Jdepostt lion . Downtown Galhpolis . . Cornpact•and 5000 Series Rut!&nd area Mike· Appro.:. 1600 sq. ft . each. 1 Tractors witl'1 John Deere or 2 bathS , Lease price (740)742·2595 redil approval. heck !hem tt c ''h 1 e · t negotiable to encourage Beautiful ri veY vi ew in new bustness. Call ou . arm ... ae qutpmen Kan auga. Ideal lor 1·2 peo- (740)446-4425 or (740)446- Inc. (740)446·24 12. ple. No pets . please. 3936., Gravely81 79 K.T. Rider 17 Applications being taken HP. 52" Mower and Gradei C~t.t (740) 441 -o 181. Prime Commercial Space a!' BlaOe $l .750 , Power King Spring Valley Plaza, 3·000 new 16 HP Grader Blade. Bidwell area. remodeled. sq . it . Call (740)446~3481. PIQW, Mower $1,500, Sa toh clean, 2BR, 1BA, $375/mo., Priva te Mobile Home Space 2cyt Diesel, Plow, Disk deposit required , no pets rn Centenafy. Close to Mowrng Machine, Grader (304)576-4037 after 8pm. Green School. (7 40)446· Blade $195(t, may trade For renl In New Ha\len. 4053 (304)578-2667 . newly remodeled 3 bedroom. \111(1 11\ \. IJI"I John Deere 10ft. No Til Drill rl)Obile home. ale, fully furlor Rent . Carmichael nished, includes d,ishwasf:l· 10 EqL.Jipm~t. (740)446·2412 : ar, wid. micro & TV, cable HOUSfliOI.:.O hookups In all bedrooms. all Goc.roi John Deere Commercial utilities, paid including cable, ..__ _..OiiiiiiiiO.-r' Workslte Pioducts $, 15 each per week lor 2 Compact Ex.cavatorsiSkid renters , S100 each per week Steers/Tractor Lnaner for 3 renters. (330)336·5708 Backlloe in stock. Check oL.Jt or 330-464·9424 Appliance our rental rates . Great r c c • , •..,., ,._,eel,. Tri'ICtors ar~ our ' BusinesS"... not our 5ldellne." 204 Condor Street !"omemy, OH (;cite Artns/OwnerOperalor 740-91)2.3174 4 WH~H£118 2000 Honda XR 100R dirt bike , excellent condition. run s great, FMF pipe. $1200. Call (740)388·9996 evenings. · CAMPERS & MmOR Ho~ I · "«.. plug Eagle ti lt h 03 Ja~~~"o 1 wires, .alternator. 1 ,~ ~ (740 367-7427; {740 339· wheel, 12ft Slideout, many "04112~a_ _"""!"""!_ __, e<lras. (740)339-0218 or fiJ (740)367-7252, see ·at 4132 · Addi son Pike. 200 1 Jayco Designer Series 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee. 27RK S. 5th Wheel . Lots of $3000 080. Call (740)286· acc~ssaries $21,000 (:io4)675-2246 992-2155 I ~ ,•, .,, •• ,. • " ::: ~'IOU'RE: NO\ I'"-'liNG W I\~ :.: . . . C.R.EDII C.I\RD? Optional Upgrades Available; Argon Gat & Hell Mirror tm I""NO~BU\ 'IOU 1'-.C..C.E.PT.C.i'\Sf\; OF COUR.~E.? QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS, INC. [i!Nf"W IDEA 1·800·291·5600 740·992-4119 www.qualitywindowsystems.com P' . 'V'-' ~--, H\GIUGf\! •Weekly T rash Scrvit.:c 4 yrs of Rcliahle Service t Keep Your M11ncy l..jJt' nl) C.&R SA NITA'WlN :U~Ol Hailey Rui1 Rd., '==~~·~"~'"~'~"~'~·I~JI~·t=~ r YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE • Room Addttlont & Remodeling • New Gutges • Elec1rlctt & Plumbing • Roorlng I Gutter& • VlnyJ Siding & Painting • Pallo and Porch Decks We do It ell excep1 furnace work V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 wv 036725 Pomeroy, Ohio 25 Vears local Ex rlence Cornerstone WONDER 'IF wE'LL :HAVE t1 R. 97 Beech Street Middleport, OH 10x10x10x20 992-3194 or 992-6635 "Middleport's only 5.~11-Storage" ROBERT BISSEll CONSTRUCDIN ·New Hom e~ ·Garages IS STILL 'FO"- t1ATH IMPORTS . BE ~Gf\IN T-HI S •YEA.!< . I : ',.'ONDER !F... Parts · St. RL681 Darwin, OH : PEANUTS · ~----------------~ Reslocki'lfJ /,ale /"lodd tutti .4 fler Markel l'arls 0065 NEVER DO AN'1'THIN6 ... ALL fj.lE~ EVER REALLY DO IS SLEEP' See Brent or Bria n Whaley M - Fri 8:30-):00 BIRDS ARE JUST AS BAD.. ALL T~E'( EVER DO IS FLY AROUND .. 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Lols .Of chrome, S3,600 Origma.l owner (740)446-1662. .2002 •HD Softa il Deuce, many extras including wide Ure, chrome, Python Pipes 7,000 mllas. (740)446·28 15 •' EXCAVATIN<~ ADVERTISE ~ YOUR BUSINESS IN THE CLASSIFIEDS REPAIRS • CARPENTRY . • ROOF • PAINT OHIO LICENSE # 38244 740·367·0544 . 740-367·0536 - :f.';ARFIELD P~aSt adopt. from the Meigs County Da~ound <r~d m9!eo fr,.nd or life THA"f'S 1-r'S 01717 MISSING- 7-411-992-3 9 . · Norw19ion elk hound ·Yellow obs &retriever mixes · German shepard &collie ADVERTISE m1XtS • Wolk<r coon hound · Beagle mi,es MJNI CllTE PUmESI IN THIS SPACE FOR $52 PER MONTH . :GRIZZWELLS STANLEY TREE · TRIMMING & GENERAL CONTRACTING • Prompt work & quality • Affordable Rates • References Available , • Free Estimates "Insur ed" Call Gary Stanley 740-742-2293 • Leave a message Hill's Self Storage 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio Now Available AI BAlJM l . lJMHEI{ Scorpion Tractors "Taking The Sting Out Of Hard Work!'' 45771 740-949-2217 Slzef 5'x1 0' to 10'x31)" Hours 7:00AM · 8:00PM 1114/i mo. pd Mid-Size 4Whe~ l Drive Tractor with 10hp & 40hp Kubota Engine~ BAUM LUMBER ·St. RL 124 Chester 985-3301 ·. ! 5\ll'Post: . '+l\\1>.T 1'5 \ll\1 I5 {GUf\1\lE~ , :· rAM I t!E -..~-~1-0} ~-. 11M~ :' :: ~AHK WIT~ :: :o,~>U fl.~T Water from a well, tricks from a deck Swiss philosopher and poet Henr iFrederic Amiel wrote, ~II is by teaclling that we teach ourselves. by relat rng that we observe, by affirming that we examine, by showmg that we look, by writir~g that we· think, by pL.Jmping that we draw water into the well.' At the bridge lable, somelim8s by pump~ . ing we draw tricks from the deck - as rn this deal. Over one heart, South doubled because his hand was too strong for a simple overcall. which has an upper limit ot some 17 high-card points . (YoLJ might have a tad more when short in an unbid major, especially spade~,) Wesl made a Jhree·heart pre-emp tl\le raise! promising only four· c'ard , support Wrth sufficien1 lor a limit raise. West would have responded two no-trump. Four hearts would ha\le gone . one down , but SoL.Jth hoped his partner had one Irick and some trumps. Against four spades, West led the heart jack and continued with a second heart Soulh rL.Jffed and led the spa de king , but West knew the right technique - he ducked. (If he had won with the spade ace a:nd led anolher heart, declarer woL.J id !lave ruffed on the board, drawn trumps and run the diamonds.) West ducked the next spade. lead too. Now. if declarer played a third spade, denuding dummy, West would have won with his ace and led another heart to force out Soulh 's final spade. The contract wou ld ha\le gone four ~own . Instead , declarer drOve out the club ace to escape for one down. When a defender has lour tr umps, usually he should try to fo rce declarer to ruH m his hand- 10 pump declarer. .Astrc- · Graph · U.K . tilers Reversal (hyph.) 47Theme 51 - ahul · 52 Runs 55 Putter's org. 56 13 Lllrd 's , Churchpar1 Heve being Klemperer refusals of musle 15 Houoe wing 57 Lesage hero 58 17 Plttall 59 18 Kind of bear 60 20 Plantain lily 61 . 21 Mandible 23 Wall Slreel · figure· 24 Indian . 1 Jumble Able to · Long lime Shrill bark Clumsy boat 16 potentate DOWN Running , 27 FitzGerald's poet · mate 2 Nimbus 3 Parking lot sign 4 Serengell oi "S......S" 32 Become • an1mal 6 Mouths, in zoology 7 "Bonjour, - amlsl " 8 Following behind (2 wds.) geolo~y qtY, 37 Ki ~ 9 Rower's need. 38 Japanese 10 Spruce 14 Wh irlpool locale 19 Almoa1 shut 20 -d'oeuvre 22 Teeter 23 Nattily 36 Sea bird 37 Bumbtera 41 Inert gae 43 Fable wriler 44 Scl-11 craft 45 Pierre 's head 46 Golden attired Rule wofd 24 Diamond 48 Humane stats org. 25 Swit co-star 49 Seaweed !; Olive - Indistinct 33 Moves jauntily 34 Chern . or 26 A Paron 28 Rock 's extract 50 Jerk "cushion " 52 Rapture 29 Invitation 53 Fiesta yell addendum 30 Winning serves 31 One, In Berlin 54 Hodges of baseball CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Cetebrll)' CiprercrVptograms are Clellll!d tram QUOii!llons tl¥ famous people , past all(! P'I!Senl · Each letillf •nthec1phe1 stards 101 ano:lll:'l · Tooay s clue: R equals U " HAA ATOWSHORSW 0 S RZHY " IRBBWII OV ZE Tl FVIITU." BHuv· ow PHI H XWWY AVXVOVZE UHJO ." YVSZHY • ZHTAWS ' PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "He's the benchmark tor every player that's ever played the game m my generat1on ." -Tiger Woods . of Jlick Nicklaus " "t:; "" ti c_ ' r..b ~ (! -;:J C. (i'J '1) t'\ 1., { _ \J~ \.'~j l\). 1HA1 DAILY PUI!tll -.r'lll~: · By Bernice Bede osol · Seve ral of those things which yo u desire for yo urself can be realized in the year 'aheSd, however, it may be neC"assary for you to firs t maKe som e changes'. The opportunities you seek will b8 ushered in by your al terations ~~~~~~~ (~c~~~~~Nov. GAI?FI ELD. HAVE YOLl SEEN "T"Wt::N"T"Y POUNDS OF K l"f"T"Y Ll"f"ft::R? 22) - Just because th ings may look as it they are going rea sonably srnoo1hly lor your friends today. don·t expect opti mum behavior out of them . Underneath 11 al l. they could be quit& unnerved. :?AG tTTAAI US (Nov. 23-0ac. 21 l - II you hope to achieve Lyour objGC1ives today, you are going to have to be prepared to push yourself a bit harder than you had e1<0pacted . Don't let ' minor setbacks discourage you , CAPR ICORN (Dec_ 22·Jan . t9) Th e only way that better r9lationships can be ast ablished today with out-ofsorts associates is to ta lk rhings ou t in an open and frank fa~hion . Say What's on your mind without holding back. AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb. t 9) Unless you have a valid reason to r doing so. making changes tor change's saKe w ill prove t o be sel l· 1 de fea ting today. Boredom or monoto· ny w ill not be an e1<0cuse tot losing what you had. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Be advised that 1t wilt be neCessary lor you to first set the exa mple in order t o Snco urage othe rs to be cooperative w!th you today_ Waiting for them to make the first move will prove fruit· less. ARIES (March 21-April 19) ,_ If you haven't. done what was e1<0pected of you for the past co uple ot days wh"'n conditions were favorable. you might be called Oil the ca , pet" today lor your lack Ot action . Don't maka excuses TAURU S , (April 2b- Moy 20) .Conditions 1n general appear to be .somewhat favorable for you today, but yet unexpected situations could arise which . If you're not on your toes. could turn out td be qwte unpleasant GEMI NI {May 21 -June 20)- Thera ·s a good chance you could find yourself . having to deal with someone today who Ot;!lieves him /herself to be supen· or to oth ers. Don't allow this agotlst lo make you feel .infanor. . CANCE.A (Juno 2 1-J tJ!y 22)- II you have to do some compricarod men tal work today, ju sllo be on th a sa fe side. ha\le someone who is 1 bngh t and dependable go behind you to check out all your fa cts anq figures. LEO (July 23~Aug . 2;?) - Be care ful whefe your f1nanc1al affa1r s are concernud today because condition~ arc not what th ey should be a l this time It's a per<od where your gmns and losses may cance l each other out. . [d i l~t d !>r Cli• . ; , woro G!'-'.! ?:"\.AN--~·---- I r-T·--cr··r-ro-::--1 '=~======~_J~ r If--,-:--,--r-_,.---4 Nt C >. p . I' I I I, L--l-...1..-L....L....J I URp QG I1 ~ . ~-;s--r,-.,,r-:,-rl-·-rl-1 ~I . I _ . . . «> R I D r,· A w -T, f--T~-. ..,.,,,...,,--...,.. 1 1 Overheapa . I--0 - ,- ... Tg-l 1 anur:al ir. vetenna~ .ali only one sma;: ths world and e· ve~)' ·- ~ as one " I h '·I . ...orr.;: ~le ~ I! rf'lucr: e Ol•o•eo by f,Ji,r'l~ i'l the ...,,nm<; v.·o: cis ~~" Ct~tlop i·'rn step Ne 3 0~10 ..... · 1:'1 PRINT NUt.P\SERED ~ ar offt:::·e · "There is S tfTTH5 IN SQUARES Prckup. Broil- Yacht- Waiter. 'WORK lor IT My cousin IS a r eal dead beat almost anything for a bu ck bul He is vecy willmg tc WORK for IT. ARLO & JANIS . SOUP TO NUTZ kNOCkeD COL() S IX- ~ a. a Plet:e ·OF INFLaTaBLe RuBS'.R 7 ... 40 4t 42 44 35 Boise sst. 36 Cookbook :: ~\H6 :;: 4• Pa ss ¥ J 6 • 40 % Suybt'an Meal SJJ.25 UMIIIh • Complete 1• VIA GO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)- The wis· e;st course of action today is not to count your chickans before they are hatched . Conditions are a little , unsteady a nd thin gs might . not worK out adhering to your game plan. LIBRA (Sepl. 23-0ct. 23) Unlortunate)y, mora r asponsibl lily lhan you are aniicipating may be dumped Into your lap today by the powers that be. I! won' t help to lessen th e load one bit by getling uptight or Whaley's Auto 740-992-7013 or740-992-5553 1 Channels 2·13 4 Skyrocket 8 Atom fragment 11-de cologne 12 Rochester's 29 Char1ol!8 F.fll!il AnsWer to Prevlou• Puzzle Wednesday, Aug . 31, 2D05 THtNK WEDNESDAY I .!>TAPLES MANlEY'S SELF STORAGE 3• Pa!:is G :$1G NATE .r """ WELL, L ~UPPO~E [ C.OUL\) ... I'LL Nfft:i \0 :'lEE :x!f/\E IDE.i'{\IFIC~IION, • MOBILE lt;OME 2003 Coachman 24FT,. TT, Bath. AC, Furnace , Sleeps 5, $9,000 (304)675-1 4.44 1992 Harley Davidson Ultra ClaS&ic, wtmalching Trailer, & many Extras $12 ,900 OBO (304 )458-1886 · The Daily Ser:ttinel . CONGRACW'L.ATIONS !! HOW D"YA WANT IT, _ __,_ _~ CASH, CREDIT OR MORE LOTTERY TICKETS ? Athens MUTORCYO.,;;<;/ r r-«14 ~=Oj,.~ If' $219 740-992-2975 1996• Plvmouth Grand \ I U\ It I ..., Voyager, 7-.passengar, 1:1ir, good condition, no rusl , well marntenanced . (740)256HOM~: 6647 ' L\II'ROVEMENTS. -,-------1998 Dodge Grand Caravan BASEMENT ES, White, Ta n leather, quad WATERPROOFING seats, rea r AJC, New tires, U nd.. I 1'1 . loaded, $6 100 080 _ nco 1ttona r etrme gL.Jar· . an teo. Local relerenqes fur · financing available. Nice 3br, 2ba. w1th CIA. Call 740)441 .0135 nlshed. Established 1975 (740)256·1 41 7 Warehouse Carmichael EqL.Jipment Inc. ( (~40)446·2412 . 2000 Chevy Astra Van , Bcyl. Call 24 Hrs. {740) 446 In Henderson, Wli. Pre POLE BUILDINGS Good Condilion, New Tires, 0870, Rogers Ba semen! owned applicanes startrniJ at •Any Style •Any Size $5,200 OBO (304)576·2934 · Wat~rprooling . $75 & LJP all under warrpnty. Downtown 2' Bedroom, NC, W.e do service work on all "Customn:::oti1 your No Pe ts, References. Make and Models (304)675· ·FREE Estlmales -, . Deposit. (710}446·0139 7999 740-596-2909 ' 02 Harley Dal/ldson, Ultra Dltchlng!Trenc hlng Ct~ssic, tow miles, excellent Service condition (304)895·3825 4x4 Commercial Ditch -Wrtch 1980 Harley FLT. 5 Speed. with six-way blade , Digging Rubber Mount Custom Depth up lo 5'6". Gas, Road King Conversion . Water. Cable , Elec tric & $9,000 or offer (304)675· Drain Lrnes (304)57f>·9005 4975 ' Vinyl. D o uble Hung or We .ffn'ice mm·JmrlkfJ 1997 Ford E.:pedi11on XLT; new brakes & rotors, . Platinum 4 plugs, bat1ery --- .i ' FREE ESTIMATES • GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES Call Danny 740-590-3702 ~7ii3Br2'--:::--,....-:--, FUR SALE 'DOLLARS !! (Commern!lland Residential) , Mowing, Trimming, Tree Tri mming, Aeration, Fert ilization 1 Spraying of fen ce lines, Leal Removal, as well as small ' landscaping jobs such as planting and mulching. · 45631 klngK~o~tt.r ~ 'ARMHAND !! l WON TWENNY I Gravely Tractor Sales & Service MamR~ . ~ .BARNEY Dozer - Skidsteer Mini Excavator Work Honda Recon exc . co nd . 1997 Fotd Ranger 'xLT $ 1,700 call (304)675-8714 Pickup, Stepside bed, BoAlS & 89,000 Miles, A/C, CD FOR SALE Player, 5 speed manual transmission . Very good condition . $3, 200 (304) 1849 1989 Stratos Bass Boat, 16 after 4:30 Foot, 70 H.P. Johnson MotOr with power tilt and trim. New SlJVS !rolling motor. $3,700. Call mK SALE aller 5.00 PM. (304)675 - 4X4 Owner: Jeff Stethem (740) 992-2804 Cell: (740) 517--688$ K&K EXCAVATING "law n and Garden 1954 Dodge TrucK flat head, 6 cylinder, good motor, & tran smteslon. $850. Call evenings. (740)256·6656 r TRI· STATE MOBILE POWER WASH AND LAWN CARE , . , • . , , . (Ill . r i INSTALLED to 101 Ul 0111111 Mr lliiPIIIIIIIfe ef II Vi•iJ-.ijiTRiiiU.OCKS_ ._.,.JI . L ~UK.SAU; I 1993 Red Chtwy C3500, 6.5 Diesel Dully, Turbo, Extended Cab. 2WO, XM Radio, PW/ PL. Auto. $7,000 199e Black Ch~vy S·10, Extended Cab, Auto, PWIPL. Running Boar ds. 4X4 $5,000 (304)593·5073 . OH / Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones WINDOW SUPER SALE 740-446-9777 Cem• By B f'Me Divorce Sale ElCtremely Lu.:urious Jaguar. Ford 8000 Tracto r, call lor price's Day (304)773-5333 Evening (304)773·6000 L, D~PA~TMeNT? 2 150 Easte rn Ave . Pomeroy, Ohio 2002 Olds Alero. Silver. 4 door: Y6. CD, all power. air, rem01e entry, 72,000 miles. $5·800 · (740)388 .0332 · Bucket Truck fiW~ Gallipolis, f RANK & EARNEST ~~~----~~------~--~--~ ANY .QU~STIONS1 ttOW l>O ~ T~ANSF~~ TO . rtt~ t4UMANITI~S • Stump Grinding ,.,Itt, ag North Pass Pass Pa ss Opening lead : Top • Removal • Trim Sales • Parts • Service Janel Jeffers 33795 Hiland Road 2001 Neon, aL.Jtomatic. air conditioning, 82,000 miles, $2.500 OBO. (740)2561652. Tree Service JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. Phone (7401992-5232 Sxl(',r IOxiO, lOx IS, ·JOx20, 10x30 2000 Kia Sephia . 4 door. automatic, 27mpg, 72,000 miles, good condition. saoo In brakes. filt9rs. Ures, belts etc. tuneup. Will take trade. Asking $4300 OBO. (740)441 -9376. I r10 . 1999 Ford Taurus, · power windows. power locks, $2800. (740)446-0425 ·Free Estimates 740-596-2909 * ._,,._. or 740·667-0338 :=============:;;::=~ Blgh and Dry Fmnished upstairs. 3 rooms windows, lintels, e1c ClaLJde OBO, no reasonable oHer & bath. Clean , ref & dep. Winters, Rio Grande , OH refu sed, mu st sell. Call roqL.Jired . No pels. (740 )446 •. Call 740-245-5 121 . (740j441-0712. Dbl, 4A LAWN (ARE DIVISION call We!it Pass POWER WASHING J2 t Dealer: West ' (Commerc1111 and Re5'identi;,l) Mobile Homes, Houses, l og Homes, De<ks, Driveways. Sidewalks, Gas Station Awnings, Degreasing of Equipment, Boats, Campers, Tractor Trailers, Dump Trucks, painting or stainin,s: of your deck • or log home, AIL.Jminum brrghtening. Special rates to Tru ckin g and Dump Trucking Companies. year. K• 4 Open HOUS_ · e same as rant R ... A 97 l AK QJIU7 • 9 • A. K :1 ... KQJIO ,J 'Office: .. "+ , SChOOl Grad es K• 4th rough sories, 3 mpg. Clean. black/black. Call (7 40)441 · 9865 · ~UI~~ ~ Now enrolling students for the ' ¥ AKQ832 Vulnerab le: BOth No Lawn To Small . Call 742-2595 Rlder-Push-Weedeatlng Owner Operated River Valley Christian Academy www.hillsre&1o.com 1990 Ford TaL.Jrus. good cond l1ion. runs great Grea1 work car! $500 080. Chaenal, Flal Bao, Steel (740)645-0205 . Gratmg For Drains, · ' Driveways & Walkways L&L 1994 Chrys1ar . LHS, A"ns Scrap Metals Open Monday, Great. $ 1500. (740)256· T"esday, Wednesday & ::_:=:_ 6002. _ _ _ _ _ __ Friday, Sam-4:30pm. Closed 1997 Honda Civic 109,000 ThurSday. Sa 1urday & m1 ·. Attar marka1 accasSL.Jnday. {740)446-7300 "'+ ' South 740-667-0700 1-888-HUPP234 HARMON LAWN CARE ..740- 742·2455 ~ 45783 Home • Auto • Life-• Retirement • IRA • 401 K Roll overs • Major Med : Medicare Sup. • Cancer • Accident : ' + QJI0965 ... 6 2 Easl ·• 7 4 ,. 8 5 3 South Morris Equipment LLC. 01 Pontiac Grand AM , 5S d AC d 0 pee . , goo as Milaagl;), Loo ks Sh arp . . Water' 740-698-6809 ' Ir Wesl A A 6 .l 2 • J 10 6;) honorific 39 Falling that Jane • 7' I1.4:!~Tu~ppers Plains, OH .~ oa-30.05 oll 985 41800 SR #7 Anything Hauled • Metal, • Appliances, • Cars, • Gar.age Metal z $4,900 (7 40)44 1-8241 (304)67 5•7998 Rocky Hupp Insurance and Financial Services Hauling Service or !ftl1'""-------, Apartment for ren t. 1-bed· For Sale·lifl chair, (740)992· ' room . localed 1205 Oh10 St. 5949 Pl. Pluasanl. $300/month, JET waf er se wage Included AERATION MOIDRS (304)675-6668 Repaired. New & Rebuilt ln 3 bedroom , 2 full bath , 2 liv· Stock. Call Ron Evans. 1· Apt. lor Rent Beech Street ingrooms, dmir19 . large 800·537·9528. kitchen, basement . large M1ddlepor1. One Bedroom. fenced backyard, Southern furnished . ulilities paid , ref School District. · Available erences. 740-992-0165 NEW AND USED STEEL Oct. 151. 740-416-1667 . BEAUTIFUL APART- Steal Beams, Pipe Reba• (740)753-2595 MENTS A'r BUDGET For Concrete , Angl e, JACKSON local company offering "NO ESTATE S, 52 Westwood DOWN PAYMENr pro· Drrve from $344 to $442. grams tor yoLJ to buy your Walk to shop & mov1es. CaII Equa I home instead of rentmg. 74 0·44 6· 2568 . • 100% financing . HoL.Jsing Oppor1w1ity, 3pm. S500 Demonltratlon Bonua· 3 bedroom. 1 bath l;iouse on · Bud C~attin $400 Deposit. $425 Month No Pais ,1304)675-2708 AT North or (304)593- Let us demo John Deere Trlk or X Series AD·Wheel Steer on your lawn and receive an extra S500 off our ~-------· already discounled prices. time . offer. Limited BL.Jy or sell. Riverine Carmichael Inc. Antiques. 1124 East Main on SA t24 E. Pomeroy, 74(). 992·2526. Russ Moore, owner · 10 M .' At.TJ'Oi . r PRICES i Boer Bucka $1 00 to $250, born 3...05-to- 4·05, call ed . $450 month, $200 sto\le & refrigerator rnctud· deposit. No Pets , Ref. Req. ed . washerl dryet hookup. $700Jmo. (740)441 ·0194, (304)674-0471 1740)441 -1184. 2 houses, ~ Is 4 bedroom, '=--"'-~-'--r-r-$900/month. 1 is 3 bedroom. 2 bedroom . 1 t>ath. water $550/month, plus deposit. paid . $350 mon!h. $350 (740)256-8 152. secL.Jrity depOSit Call <740J446·348t .· ,~'!;~~!,~ 2·3 bedroom at ·1940 ~"'~~~·~ C1'1a1ham . $450mo. ptus 4 fOOm , ba th. WID hookup, deposfl & utilltres Leave per- Porter/ Kanauga Area . DP Ultra GYMPAC complele aonal informatton at Water, sewer, trash pa1d. (740)446-2515. · Aeterancos . {740)367-7015, weight lifting workout center, (740)367 -7746 • $180 OBO. mus1 go. · 2BR home. 1601 Graham (740)441..0 135 School Rd . Water. tra sh, 661 Th1rd. Gallipolis. 2 bed· · · stove, refrigerator furnished . room. unturn1shed. no pets. EKira long Twin Bed,.Ouality Mattress, great for tall nar. $400/month , $200/deposit. Depos1t & rent $300. Leave ....son, $200. (304)882·2494 message (7,40)245·9595 (740).446-0050. AHontlon ! ACROSS Phillip Alder • ·" ·'' •" " ::" ru.r-'--:r ' ..." .._,_ "---------------------~ '· jo �- ' www.mydailysentinel.com Page B6 ~ The Daily Sentinel ~ Larry Crum/photo 1 Hannan's streak reaches 23 games tmrch down run. Like ,all instant replay. the ensuin~ ki cko ff was again tumbled- by Hannan , giving 11 Hamlin ASHTON. W.Va . a very short field to n~ayh hb'"1eH been Mond1al1' work w_ith . The_Bobcats took 1110' L u annan sure t 1c . . . not look like 11 w,<S read y for , al rttl e more tune to score on . f tb· 11 . th e posse-ss oon, but woth no some 00 " · . , surprise they did again find · Behr,~d ~~ . stron¥ Hao~_lu~ the end zo ne on a pass from ru sh11_1,., atta~k. the \~tltlcc~l. Anderson to Cooper for hi s footbal l stJUdd dropped thet r second touchdown recepti on se ason opener ~10-0 on . a of tlie oamc. capping an sogg;'. Munday 111 ¥ht: WhtsiC. incrcdibl~ runof26 points in 1 the ga me remamcd " clo. c almost tour mmutes. battle through the ltrst quarFollowin the ·half-time ter and most ot the second. g . I' 0 ~ the gab~ Hamlin ewt_llua ll y flexed its bbreak, 1:1e 5 t?w dotwn.t u scoring muscle. grabbing 26 Hegan · · ·1 ._ · annan con mue o s rugpomts 111 a our-nunute span , the ball fa' ling to put the game out ol reach g1e 10 move · .' for Hannan . to grab a _ftrst dowo~ 1n the Hannan showe d some ftrst three . quarters ol play. · · · h Hamltn manstren gth earl y on. torcmg t e aueu, 10 , au·'however, d 10 ·I 1S 1en d · .. I 1rrst "I t' Bobcat< to pun! on t1err · tl th ' d ossession. but .st rU f! 0 1ed 1Ja way 111 lu le If · qu~rp '"' te r when wo rkhorse Btas themselves to move the ball . . .. ·I tl • I" 1 f h'. t fumblin g on their first pos- scu tet lC _Lrs o '' wo · d · lh d tnuchJowns Ll1 the game on a sess•on an g01no re e an . . . · the next. · "' · 9-yaru run. Btas was a pam out on . . ." . . . lor Hannan all game as he Haml111 looked as II 1l rackei.l up 103 yards on 16 would gel' tls ltrst score ul "trr·· the 'day on the next posses- c, A t-s. . f 11 sian. driving down inside the d s I' ':~ w~un~ io 'but a oreal catch on an nwn tn 1 e tr · a re s · t' t' "' by AI an D yc fourth sparked the -1-quarter · 111 ercep ton -f h 1 halted the drive and gave the lt rs t o enstve surge rom t e Wild~at s some life ' heading home team as they mana~ed · th •d . " to put together th etr hrst 111 10 e secon quar1er. . drive of th e game. That ts where 11 all Jell AI' ter uellJng ' ' t11e ba11 on apart. • .. their own ~0 yard line, Hannan immediately went Han_nan . pushed the ball three and out to start the down field. eventually pickquarter. giv ing the ball 10 ing up their first first down Hamlin on its own :18 yard .of the game 1vith 9:0 I left in line with 10:59 left in the the fourth. That wouldn't be second. A long drive led l\y all the Wildcats woulu manrushers Andrew Bias and Josh Wade alloweu Hamlin age ei ther. A collection of runs from to drive down inside Wildcat territory. -milking time off Dye. Christ ian Estep and 1 the clock as they went along. ;~ ~ : ~,~~?J~~n '}~~~;,dra~~~ Finally, almost five min- ing up numerou s first downs utes later, the Bobcats found along th e way. But the drive their way into the end zone wmlid eventua ll y stal l - on · on a 3-yard touchdow~ run the two vard line. from Wade : After a tailed After· a 16-yard sweep. extra pomt attentt:L Hamltn · from Dye to the outside put proce_eded w· kock ott . -. the Widcats inside the five, spark mg the begmntng ol an th e fol lowing four plays tncredthle sconng run. would result in no yardage Hannan got the ball and and a turnover on downs, finally burst out of the gate Ja,hing any hope of Hannan when Luke EdtJlollth breaking their scoreless returned the ball 40 yards . game. . but again th e olfense could Followi nc the turnover, not' build any momen lllm. Hamlin fin7tll v added their punting the ball on another last score of the game on a three anu OUL . 30-yard pass ftom Ty ler Following the punt. _Bruwnin!! to Rusty Johnson. · Hamlin , moved down tile ending game with a 40-0 win fie ld and eve ntuall y caught for the Bobc:m. the young seco ndary off De,pitc the lack of point s, guard when Jake Anderson HarH)an did have some posifired a lung pa." dow n the tive note' with the ·running ' ideline to receiver Bryan of Dve and Edn.10nds. Dye Cooper for a 55-yard touch- racke'u op 5J ya rds on 19 down pass, followed hy carri es while hi' teammate another pa;s to Justin ran for 20 yards on fiv e car' Edwards for th e two point ries. conversro n. Estep added to the offense With a very wet field. with 7 rushing yards on nine Hannan had trouble -holding carries and added one pass onto' the ball all evening. hut for 14 yards to receiver Carl · a co,tl y fumb le on the fol - · Leap, lowing kickoff gave the ball Although the game did not back to Hamlm on the ir own go '" pl anned . the Wildcats 25 ya ru line . wil l. regroup from the rain Only 20 second' h.r J ,oakcu game and ,e t off to ti cked Qff the clock from the \1ontca lm th is, Saturday in last Bobcat touchdown Jo the hope s of dashing one of next, when Bias opened up the longest losi ng streaks on their first offens ive play in the state. which now ·with a 25-vard '>,lands at 2] . of the 'erie, ' " BY lARRY CRUM LCRUM@MYDAtlYREGI STER .C OM -pre ° ill\ 1 1 J • Katrina's full wrath still being felt, death toll soars, A2 Southern NEW ORLEANS Hurricane Katrina ripped two holes in the curved roof of .the Louisiana Superdome, letting in rain as thousands of . storm refugees huddled · inside Monday: Su·perdome and government emergency ·officials stressed that they did not expect . the huge roof to fail because of the ·relatively small breaches. each about 15 to 20 feet long and 4 to 5 AP photo feet wide. The roof of the Louisiana Superdome is shredded by strong winds from Hurricane Katrina as The holes were in an area it batters New Orleans Monday. of vents some 19 stories above the arena lloor. high-ri se office buildings. the crowd. Emergency gene r- almost I 0:30 p.ni. before the "We think the wind someGlenn Menard, general ators kicked in but they run last person was searched an,g how got into the vents and manager of the Supcrdome, only redtoced lighti ng, not the· allowed in. Thornton est1- · got between .. the roof's said that although only the air conditi oning. The inside mated 8,000 to 9,000 were (waterproof) membrane and two holes were visible from of the Superdome quickly in side when the doors closed the aluminum ceiling tiles." the interior, more flamage became very hot and muggy, for the 11 p.m. curfew. "We ' ve got sick babies, said Doug Thornton, regional was possible. and condensation made. some sick old · people and everymanager of \he company that "That gray ceiling you're tloors wet and sl ipP.ery. " It's not very co'n1fortable thing in between,'' Stephens manages the huge arena. looking at is a dropped ceilRefugees' sitting-below the ing. We can't tell how much now and it's going to get said. "We're seen strokes , tears were moved across the of the roof above it is dam- more uncomfortable, but it is chest pain, diabetes patients passing out, seizures, people arena and away from any aged and we won't be able to safe," Thomton said . The Superdome opened its without medicine, people falling debris, Thornton said . tell untli we get the engin.~ers "I could have stayed at up there after the storm, he · doors at noon Sunday, _'and with the wrong medicine. It's home and watched my roof , said New Orkans ' most I tali rest- been busy." Thornton worried about blow nff," said one of the The 77,000-seat. steel- dents got priority. The stadi refu gees, Harald Johnson , framework stadium, home of urn is by far the most solid of how everyone would fare 43. "Instead, I came down the NFL's New Orleans the Big Easy's 10 refuges for over the next few days. "We're expeciing to b.e here and watched the ·Saints, provided few com- the estimated 100,000 city Superdome roof blow off. It's forts but at least had bath- residents who don' t have the here for the long haul,'' he no big deal ; getting wet is not rooms and food donated by means. or strength, to join a said. " We can make things very nice for 75,000 people charities. mandatory evacuation. like dying ." for four hours. But we aren't The dome was filled with The wind that howled "They hadn't opened up the sound of metal rattling, · around the dome during the and let us in here, tllere' d set up to really accommodate which Thornton said was night was not heard in the have been <I lot of people 8,000 for four days." Mortis Bivens, 53, a produced by the metal ceiling interior of the building where tl6ating down riv er tomorrow," . s<Oid Merrill Rice. 64. painter, came to the dome tiles. the refugees were kept. In addition to the two ' "Everybody slept last "If it's as bad as they say. I with hi s wife, daughter and holes, water was leaking in night. They didn ' t seem to know my old house won't fiv e gra nddaughters ranging in age from I to 9. through many other areas. have any problems:: said Dr. stand iL'' "I had to come,'' he said. including elevators and stair- Kevin Stephens Sr.. m charge Resident s lin ed up for "Not for me. I ride these out well s, as the wind forced of the medtcal shelter 111 the blocks, clutching meager water in through any small Superdom~. "T,hey slept . all belongings ·and crying chit- all the time. But · I knew I opening. Across Poydras over the plac_e . dren as National -Guardsman cou ldn't save those children Street, numerou s shattered Power talied around 5 searched them for guns. in this one if something hapwindows were visible on a.m., triggering groans from knives and drugs. It was pened." ' . Swiney scores four more-for OVCS OVCS outshot St. Joe 34- 13 while improving to 2-0, and both victori es · have been shutouts. "My back line is really ,doing we·JJ," said OVCS coach Jeff Patrick. "They're :......._..J doing ·a great job." While the defense of Swiney Ri chard McCreedy, Jacob Eldridge. Garrison Salisbury. Henry Patrick. Mike Williams ani! goalkeeper Luke Stinson kept the Fly_ers off the board ~ Swiney was busy lighting it up. Swiney muck first in the 2Rth BY BRAD SHERMAN BSHERMAN@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM IRONTON- Scoring three goals in one match is called a hat trick. but what about four goals? Call it a Swiney. trick. For the second time in as many matche s, Ohio Valley Christian soccer star Luke Swiney scored four goals in a single match - hi s latest trick helped the Defenders to a 4-0 victory at .Ironton St. Joe Monday. He also scored four times during a 12-0 pounding of Federal Hocking last week, as he already has eight goa'is on the young season. minute. when he took a crossing pass from Williams and deposited it past St. Joe keeper Jeremy Addis, who finished with 17 ·saves. The Defenders led 1-0 at the break, th en Swiney added three more insur~ ance goals in the second half. He scored just three minutes to the half off a Nate "Brown assist. then again in the 58th minute off a 'nice header pass from Brandon Coughenour. Zach Carr found Swiney in the 66th to round out the scoring. OVCS plays host to cross town rival Galli<i Academy 5:]0 p.m. Thursday. The Defenders were supposed to play at Point Pleasant tonight, but that has been cal led oil Lady Rebels open with win over Oak Hill BY BRAD SHERMAN BSHERMAN@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM OAK HILL - Chelsea Canaday had a solid all-around game in leading South Gallia to a season-opening v·olleyball victory at Oak Hill Monday. After dropping the first game 25-20. despite l<;ading much of the way. the Lady Rebels won three straight 25 - 19. 25-22 and 28-26 to annex the victory. The Lady Oaks had problems 1\an- Q~c_k Eyes QI Canaday dling the serve of Canaday. who scored 2 1 points, including six aces. Canaday also had six kills and handed out six assists. . Glenna Wri)!ht added a dozen points and three aces for South Gallia, and also supplied solid back row defense along witll ffipuckEvell,~ - .. J '·.I: ~ Tho day of~ -"'·' ' .r:·' .... ~ BuckEyeli -o:~· - . ·'I =··· ;..J., )( "'!'!!!!" .;; "'"· -~-- ---·~ ~s " lr. ~.- '1' .. ,.;:-.;.:.:: _ .BuckEyes, ~,...,.."':;""!. ·. ...... .BUC · · - ....._._ for .. '"'~· .. - !i.-Ill """"'!' ,__,..._., ... _ . . . , . ... :-~- for tobacco free campus, A3 Niki Fulks and Courtney Dummitt. Fulks chipped in five kills with. Jessica t;:antrell. adding seven assists and a p)lir of kill s. · In junior varsity action. Oak Hill picked up a 25-1 7. 25-1 7 victory. Natasha Adkins and Katie Lawrence paced the Lady Rebels with 10 and eight points re'g)ectively. South Galli a is· back in action tonight, traveling to Eastern for a tri-match agai nst the host Lady Eagles and Meigs. en ·n e Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ;;oCL:\'IS•\'ol.;;,;.'\o.t:! ....,,,. ," l•l ... •rtr , ., .. \\lll'\ISD\Y:\l '(,l 'Sl ;j L:!IIO'; ' Revitalization committee begins.study.ofMiddleport traffic flow SPORTS • Eastern wins tri-rnatch. See Page 81 OBITUARIES Page A5 • Kenna Howard Bush, 61 INSIDE • Alfred UMW discusses festival of sharing. See Page A3 • Hemlock Grange hears programs on clowns and Inventors. See Page A3 • Local Briefs. See· Page AS • For the Record. See Page AS • W.Va. governor steps in to help after union rejects,Pechiney contract. See Page A5 • Law You Can Use. See Page A6 . • Rural Action RAMPs up e-commerce. See Page A6 • Meigs County Court NeWs. See Page A7 • Man dies after being shocked by Taser. See Page A8 WEATIIER BY BRIAN J. " Middleport ha·,· ;, gift that other REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTlNEL .COM communities in similar si tu tHions do nm have, -and that \ the tra ('fic flow into rhe community."' Farmers Bank President Paul Reed said . "This 'group needs to ·find a way to ha ve that traffic stop and spend money in the community rather than >pending it elsewhere." Several merchants have complained that traffic entering the vi llage from Ohio 7 by way of Mill Street automatI ica lly turn left 0 11 North.Third Avenue past ,-illage hall , and on to the traffic li ght on Walnut Street. bypa ssing ! most downtown shops. Much of that . traffic, merchant s believe, goes to Wai-Mart in Mason, W.Va., to spend ' money. and drive' hack th rough the r shopping district on the way home when thei r money is spent. The committee has di scussed askin g the Ohio Department of Transportation to ciHtn ge the traffic pattern, poss ibl y allowing two-way traffic at the "T.'" or other changes to Brian J. Reed/ photo make tlowntown more accessible Rich.ard Hill , owner of Hometown Market , and Dick Owen, owner of Locker 219, and less avoidable. In coming look over displays highlighting results of a recent market-based reta il study of wee ks. the commiuee will also conMiddleport's shopping district. The two business owners atte1nded a Tue~day . sider improved signage 'directi ng luncheon addressing downtown revitalization in the village. · traffi c to Middl eport, and developing a logo te more easily identify the most agreed, is not a lack of tral"fic instea d· of throug h it. Can the retail communit y. into town, but the way the traffic is Middleport business district succeed directed around the business district without a change in traffic pattern? Please see Middleport. AS ' MIDDLEPORT - "It- is the vision of the Village of Middleport to create a reputation of the community as a great place to shop, a great place to work, a great place to ,play. and· a great place to live." That is the mission statement developed by Middleport's Downtown 'Revitalization committee. and the committee plans to take pne step at a time in accomplishing that mission, beginning w.ith making the village a "great place to shop." . At a Tue sday luncheon at the . Miqdleport Church of Christ Family Life Center, Karl Runser of the Institute for Local Government. Administration and Rural Development. who has been hired to fa'cilitate the revitalization project, mel with members of the committee and Middleport merchants to discuss the next steps in improving the downtown business climate. The luncheon meeting was spon sored by Farmers Bank and Savings Co. · · In this second of five meeting s planned, the committee addressed the issue of traffic !low in the downtown business district and how it might be . changed to bring more shoppers into town. The problem . -I Racine locks repair on schedule despite rain ' BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM RACINE - A crew of 100 from the Army , Corps of Engineers have descended upon the Racine Locks and Dam to perform routine maintenance on the main lock chamber's 190-ton gates. and so far everything is running on schedule according to Lockmaster Larry Ci rei e. The four gates which are 60 feet wide and fiO feet high have been hit by boats over the years · and the hinges and rubber seals required routine replacement. "A nythin g that sits under water takes a lot of wear and tear," Circle said. In order to repai( the gates the 1200foot -long. 80-feet-deep main lock chamber is still being drained. Pr~ sently, the depth level is about I 0 . feet below the bottom of the miter gauge with another seven or eight feet to pump out. A large debri s -lield of ·driftwood. tires arrd trash is sitting on top of approximately 12 feet of mud · near the bottom of the chamber. "We're already down to where we can work o n the gates," Circle added. The la st time the chamber was .drained for routine maintenance was 15 Please see Radne, AS , -' ..-:: ...- - · T ~ j~ - ~;.J. = • ·- -~,, .•, , --!!<~ --~-~;... A ~n : . :~:; ~ Are s BY BRAD / '' ~ ' -------•• • ~ Ohio State Football Coach Jim Tressel is predicting ·The Buckeyes will compete for the f'Jational Championship this year: " J . A view from "up river" shows a traffic Jam waiting to lock through the Racine Locks and Dam 's auxiliary lock chamber wh ile the main chamber is undergoing routi.ne maintenance. Although river traffic is slow, it is moving with large barges having to break their loads and lock through twice. The potential damage tu oil platforms . .. refineri es and pipelines tha\ remain closed along the Gulf Coast drove energy prices to new highs Tuesday, with crude futures brielly topping S70 a barrel antl wholesale gasol ine costs surging to l~vels that could lead to $3 a gallon at the pump in some markets. Companies scrambled planes and helicopters to get an aerial view of their assets and they began escorting some previously evac uated workers back to offshore facilities to conduct' detailed inspections of rigs and underwater pipes. Some producers found that a rig or platform had disappeared. drifted or listed. while others reported that damage appeared minimal. Onshore. fl ood ing from Hurri cane Katri na is likely to' have caused enough damage to some refineries that it could take weeks. and p\)SSibly " molllh or mqre. before operations return to normal. analvsts said. Indeed. the production and distrihution of oil and gas Please see Energy, AS The owner of the duck crossing the finish line near the stage area downtown first will be the lucky winner of POMEROY September's $ 1.000 in Chamber bucks to be spent Riverfest with it's call to "Rally by the with any 'Meigs County Chamber of River" where -s ternwheelers dock , Commerce member. river cruises are offered, entertainers ,. Second prize will be a 5500 ""·ings perform, and everything foam hot chili bond provided by Farmer' Bank. thiru to sexy leg contests are held is sure to a $200 savings bond from the Ohio li ven ·up Pomero{s riverfront. Valley Bank. and fourth a S75 savi ng' Plans are being made for a variety of bond given by People Bank. In addi fun activities Sept. 22-24. including a tion to those top prizes will be lllj)Tlcrduck derby where those who "adopt" ous merchandi s~ and gift cenitlcatc,. one uf the numbered ducks has a Those at the derby will be able to claim chance to win a variety of prizes. their prize after the derby while oth<;r The Pomeroy Merchants Association 's winners will have until Oct. 15 to pick ·annual fund miser .got undetway today up'theirs from Barton at Farmers B3nk . . with Peggy Barton placin'g adoptton Adqotion papers are available at papers in several business places. The the Mei2s Chamber of Commerce cost of adopting a duck is $5. Office. Fanners Bank of Pomeroy. ·Just how many of the bright yellow Clarks Jewelry. Hartwel l House. .ducks are dumped into the tiver to Andersons. K&C. .Dans. Ohl'' Valley flout tolvard the finish line will be Bank Weaving Stitches and from determined by the number sold . There John Mus se r UJld Gc Jrge Wright who are 1.000 ducks available -and. of has been .top se ller for several years course. the more one purchases, the. Please see Riverfest. AS better chanc€ of winniAg. BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFUCH @MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM ~etalls on Page A8 • INDEX 2 SECI'IONS - . 16 PAGES Calendars A3 Classifieds B4 -6 Comics B7 DearA.bby A3 A4 As Editorials WATCH FOR IT THIS SEPTEMBER1 Foss Sternwheel Riverfest to feature fun for -everyone To The The Daily Sentinel Energy prices surge to new highs in wake of Gulf Coast refinery, pipeline snags AP BUSINESS WRITER Beth sergent/photo 'r.'r' '·' '' ASSOCIATED PRESS Hanrian·s Be~ Mid kiff (1 ). Zach Sturgeon (5) . Steven Lambert (42) and others converge to make the stop on a Haml in ball carrier Monday. 4 Tuesday, August 30, 2005 K4trina ·punctures·SuPerdome roof as .it ""Shelters city's poor and frail BY MARY fOSTER • • Obituaries Spor.ts Weather ,, B Section AS ' •t ' 2005 Ohio V•llc~· Publishing Co. • ~- Wanna buy a duck? · These bnght yellow ducks displayed here by John Musse·r. charrman of the Sternwheel Festival Committee .. and Peggy Barton. duck derby chairman. are up for adoption at $5 each in seveml Pomeroy busrnesses . ~ ... t • • .... . Charten'e Hoeftlchf photo - • • • '· ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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