https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/86ecd87c250991d615a1479ac15a2910.pdf b9dc435426a220d16dc49135f3c011c6 PDF Text Text www.mydai lysentinel.com Wednesday, March 3, 2004 Grandy, Trimble run over Southern, Bt Buckeyes top Penn State, 86 TO THE Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio :; ll ('I '\ I S • \ o I. .)..J . :\ o . llll I< S II \\ ..\1 \ IH II j 1 :! c1 : •o o j , · . , , ". ·, 1 • • Four plead guilty in Meigs Comnion Pleas Court SPORTS • Lady Eagles claim district title. ~ Page 81 BY J. MILES LAYTON JLAYTON@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Four people pled guilty in two separate cases in the Meigs County Court of Common Pleas Judge Fred Crow Ill Wednesday. Virgie Stires. 47and Staci Spencer, 20, of Lucasvill e pled guilty to illegal assembly or possession of chemical s used for manufacturing i !legal drugs. Their accomplice. Jerry Franklin. will have his plea hearing at a I mer date. Stires and Spencer were arrested last Saturday when the Pomeroy Pol·ice received a tip aboui the purchase of items used in making crystal methamphetamine. Middlepon Police officer Tony King, Pomeroy Police Cpl. Ronnie Spaun and Proffitt pulled over and searched the vehicle driven by Spencer. The search revealed $ 1,000 in cash. a bag of marijuana, crack pipes and numerous chemicals used in the manufacture . of crystal meth. Stires and Spencer, neither of whom have any prior felony convictions. entered into a plea agreement with the · Meigs County Prosecutor's office. If convicted, each suspect still faces up Jo a maximum of 18 months in prison and fines up Io $5.000. They were released from the Crawford Correctional Facility in Bucyrw; on a $5.000 personal bond requiring Ihem to be presenl for seniencing which is set for April 12. Adam Doczi . 20, and Chri stopher L. Holsinger. b01h of Pomeroy. pled guilty to felony charges of vandalism and breaking and enter- ing 1he Riverside Food Mart in Pomeroy in late February. Both Hol singer and Doczi confessed to Pomeroy Police Chief Mark Proffitt. Holsinger and Doczi. nei ther of whom have any prior felony conviciions. entered i nlo plea agreemenJs with the Mei gs Cot1111y Prosecutor's office. Vandalism. breaking and Please see Court. AS Pomeroy Cliffs Apartments poised for makeover rehere1 BY J. MILES LAYTON JLAYTON@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM OBITUARIES . Page AS · • William Carswell • Harold Nutter • Millard Gilmore '" f ~--1 q WEATHER , • ,~~t. \\ ·~1i ursday March 4th ·a·n the ·~~ .1~ · \\~c.,,., .l'~J!'..· Convocation Center, thens ~ ; "'" ·tf n vs Mowrystown While Oak 1'UL £\' I K. ' ~. r''( "). .• ' Finals Saturday March 13th 2:00PM Quality Print Shop 992-3345 Middleport, Ohio Baumlumber 985-3301 Chester, Ohio Wesam Construction 992-6466 Pomeroy, Ohio Crow's Family rg.nt 2432 u,.-•!lr,... ~, Ohio Ingels Electronics K&C Jewelers and Jewelry 992-3785 992-2635 Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio D. V. Weber Fisher Construction Funeral Hom 740-378-6293 Reedsville, Ohio Middleport Pomeroy 992-5144 992-5444 Swisher•Lohse Pharmacy Valley lumber &Supply 992-6611 Middleport, Ohio . Pick 3 day: 2-6-6 Pick 4 day: 2-2-2-0 Pick 3 night: 9-3-1 Pick 4 night: 2-8-9-3 Buckeye 5: 4-8-14-19-33 Superlotto: 6-i8-23-27-29-41 Bonus ball: 28 Kicker: 8-2-7-8-0-2 West Virginia 992-2955 Pomeroy, Ohio The Shoe Place &Locker219 992-5627 Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio LoTTERIES Ohio Downing-Childs Quality Furniture -Mullen-Musser Brogan Warner Plus Insurance Insurance 1-800-200-4005 992-6687 992-3381 740-667-7388 Pomeroy, Ohio Details on Page A2 Dally 3: 7-9-8 Dally 4: 2-3-8-8 Association to pursue tree planting INDEX 2 SECJ'IONS - POMEROY ~ Pomeroy Cliffs Apartmenls at 245 Union Ave. may be gelling a makeove r in the future . Woda Development of Columbus wanis to do $2 million of interior and exierior rchabiliJation to Ihe apartments whid1 should begin in the summer of 2005 and be completed in the spring of 2006. completed, ·once Pomeroy Cliffs Apartment will be called Co lonial Greene. Thomas Simons. vice presideni of Woda Development. said lhe project will go as planned if tl1e company gels alloc<~Iion of hou sing tax .credits from the Ohio Finance Agency. To give credence Jo this request. Pomeroy Village Council unanimou sly approved a resoluiion Slipporting Woda Developmeni 's plans. Both Pomeroy Mayor John Musser and Counci l President George Wright expressed support for \ the resolu tion and said the project would benefii Il1e village. Musser sa id Ihe labor and some of Ihe material s Girl Scout volunteers had the mammoth task on Wednesday of sorting through over 23,000 boxes of Girl Scout cookies, for Ihe project wi ll come preparing them for delivery to Meigs County troops. The cookies arrived at Pomeroy Vi llage Hall in two delivery trucks. This from local sources. year's best seller was a surprise: the chocolate and coconut Samoa outsold Thin Mints for the first year in memory, accord· 'There going to spend a lng to Cookie· chairman Cheryl King. Natalie Michael of Troop 1120 was ,this year's top seller, moving 616 boxes of cookies. couple million dollars on Tiara Richmond of Troop 1015 was the second·best, with 451 boxes, and Hannah King of Troop 1120, third. w1th 440 boxes. this project and that is Southern Brownie Troop 1120 sold the rt~ost as a group, with 4,056 boxes. "Through the cook1e sales, the scouts learn good for the local econoresponsibility, motivation to accomplish goals, courtesy, teamwork and self confidence." King said. The tradition of baking my:· said Musser. "When and selling cookies by Girl Scouts dates back to the early 1920's, and today, over 325 councils participate in the annual this projecJ is finished. it sale. Here, King, Tanya Holter of Racine and Phyllis Deem of Syracuse sort through the cases and cases of cook1es, prepar- is goi ng 10 be an improvement Io the community." ing them for pickup by troop leaders. (Brian J. Reed) ' BY BRIAN 12 PAGES Calendars A3 Classifieds B2-4 Comics Bs Dear Abby Primary Results A3 A4 Obituaries As Sports Bt Weather A2 Places To Go A6 © 2004 Ohio Valley PublishlnJO: Co. J. REED BR~ED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT Representatives of the Community 'Middleport Association will work with Middleport Village Council and a local landscaper in selecting. buying and planting trees for the downtown shopping district thi s spring. Meeting Thesday, morning at Peoples Bank, the association authorized Vice President Tom Dooley and Sue Baker to meet next Monday with coun- h Other business no charge tOr thtbe organiza- The <t~socimion will again sponsor a Bunny Hop Bake Sale for Easter. The event will be held tium 10 a.m. until I p.m. on April 10, <md local organizations interested in having a sidewalk bake sale an: asked to contact Angie Edwards at 992-9513 -or Dooley al 992-J 148. Iion who wish In con<.luct bake sales. D(Xlley said. Secreiary Sue Stnnc sai<.l the asl.\ociat ion 's membersh ip drive continues . To date. 4 1 members have joined the associaiion for 2004. . The annual Yellow Flag Yard Sale will be held Apri l 30 and May I. •• I 2 FDJO 949-2210 992-6333 Mer\:hants are cncoumgcd Io conduct sidewalk sales during the event. and the Easier Bunny will be on hand Io pass out treats to children. l11ere i' iir T :.t...: . W.l..nt::. I!II•UIUJ.J I Pomeroy town thi s summer. and a Middleport Girl Scout troop has agreed to care for flower beds once they are planted. w.tf81DJDg Farmers Bank Home National BankG) "Your Bank For Life" Syracuse to purchase a tree for the · project. A village committee appointed by Mayor Sandy lannarelli to purchase trees has been inactive, and the association has chosen the project as a priority for 2004. Dooley said the association hopes to have trees in place by spring. The Crossroads/YES program at the University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College Meigs Center has offered assistance in clean in g streets down- T. ,. Racine cil to di scuss accessing funds awarded seveml years ago by the Ohio Department of Natuml Resources for the purchase of trees. The association has chosen tree planting as a priority for 2004, and Baker recently attended a meeting with ODNR Urban Forester Ann Bonner and village workers regarding the selec· tion and care of trees. Dooley said the association will also consider contributing additional funds for the purchase, and · wi II ask downtown business owners Gallipolis Tuppers Plains 992-2136 446-2265 667-3161 ' 1.'> - '\. , ' �PageA2 OHIO . The Daily Sentinel Thursday, March 4, 2004 NewsChannel Gannett - 86.05 General Electric - 32.85 GKNLY- 4.85 Harley Davidson - 53.49 Kmart - 32.68 Krogei 19.37 Ltd - 19.67 NSC - 21 .45 Oak Hill Financial - 32.48 Bank One - 55.27 OVB- 29.85 Peoples - 29.11 Pepsico - 52.43 9.30 Premier Rocky Boots - 21.44 AD Shell - 50.65 Rockwell - 30.24 Sears - 48.35 SBC - 25.24 AT&T - 20.08 USB - 28.76 Wendy's - 41.48 Wai-Mart - 59.55 Worthington - 17.56 Daily stock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous day's transactions , provided by Smith Partners at Advest Inc. of Gallipolis. Public meetings Monday, March 8 TUPPERS PLAINS Tuppers Plain s Regional Sewer Di strict meeting at 7 r. m. at the di strict office. 1\•esday, March 9 DARWIN- The Bedford Twp. Trustees will hold their reg ular monthly meeting at 7 p.m.. Marc h 9,. at . the Township Hall. EAST MEIGS - Eastern Local Board of Educat ion will meet in regular session 6:30 p.m. in the elementary library conference room . Wednesday, March 10 POMEROY Meigs County Board of . Health meetin g: 5 p.m. in the conterence room of the Mei gs County Health Department, Memorial Drive Clubs and Organizations Thursday, March 4 Morning (7:00am-Noon) 52 - 54 S-E 5 mph It will be a wet and cloudy moriling. Moderate rain is ex pected. Expect 0.55 inche' of rain by the end of this morning." Temperatures will hold steady around 53 with today's low of 52 occurring around 7:OOam. Winds wi ll \Je 5 MPH from the south turning from the east as the morning progresses. A}ternoon (1:00pm6:00pm) 55 - 56 E 5 mph Cloudy afternoon. Light rain is expected. The rain is predicted to end near 6:00pm . Anticipate rain accumulations of 0.24 inches for this after- noon. Temperature s will linge r at, 55. Winds wi ll be 5 MPH from the east. Evening (7:00pm63 E-S 10 Midnight) 57 mph It wi ll continue to be cloudy. There could be a few ra indrops around the area. Temperatures will hover at 60. Winds will be I0 MPH from the east turning from the south as the evening progresses. Ovemiglzt (I :00am6:00am) 6 1 - 63 S 5- 15 mph Temperatures will rema in around 62 with today's high of 63 occurring around 6:00am. Skies will be partly cloudy to cloudy with 5 to 15 Thursday, March 4 POMEROY Holzer Hospice Meigs County "dinner with friends" 6 p.m Th ursuav at Crow's Restaurant. Ca ll 992 -7463 J(Jr more informati on. MPH wi nds from the south. Friday, March 5 Morning (7:00am-Nooll) 63- 69 S-SW 15-20 mph It's going to be a breezy and cloudy morning. There is a sli ght chance of rain. Temperatures will rise from 63 to 69 by late this morning. Winds wi ll be 15 to 20 MPH from ihe south turning from the southwest as the morning progresses. Aftemoml (I :00pm6:00pm) 70 - 72 S 15-20 mph It will remain breety and cloudy. There could be a sprinkle or two. Temperatures will stay near 70. Winds will be IS to 20 MPH fro m the south. TUPPERS PL'AINS VFW Post 9053 Auxiliary. 7 p.m. at the hall. · POMEROY - Ohio Val ley Crusade for Christ planning mee ting for "Freedom Experience" 7 p.m. al the First Southern J;laptist Church. at intersection of Route 7 and 33 near Meigs High School. CHES TER - The Chester-Shade Historical .<l. ssociation will meet at the Chester courthouse 7 to 9 p.m. Publi c invited. Friday, March 5 HARRlSIONVlLLE Meigs County Pomona Grange 46 wil l meet in reg- Jury must decide whether man intended to shoot prankster Bv JOE MILICIA ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER MILLERSBURG, - An Amish teenager says a man dared him and other young people hiding in a cornfield to throw more tomatoes at him, then pulled a shotgun out of hi s vehicle and fired three quick rounds killing a 23-year-old man . Joseph Yoder testified Wednesday in the murder trial of Marion Weaver. Weaver's attorney, John Johnson Jr., is not disputing that Weaver fired the shots that killed Steven L. Keirn, of Apple Creek, after his car ·was hit with tomatoes. Johnson said Weaver was trying only to scare those who pulled the prank and didn't know anyone was in the cornfield when he fired. . "Marion Weaver is no murderer," Joh nson told jurors during his opening statement. Throwing tomatoe s at passing vehicles is an in the annual prank Holmes-Wayne County area, which has the largest Amish settlement in the world. Yoder, 17, testified that he had thrown tomatoes in past years, even from the same cornfield where Keim was killed Sept. I. After Weaver's Cadillac was struck by tomatoes and pai ntballs on the rainy Labor Day eve ning, he returned about 25 minutes later. Yoder said he was lying nat on his stom ach in the first row of corn when the car returned and drove past the field two times. It stopped on a thi rd pass and a man got out. "He just screamed. ' Throw at me you (expletive),"' Yoder testified. No tomatoes were thrown, Yoder said. The inan then reached inside !he vehicle for a shotgun and fired into the cornfield. Assistant Hohries County Prosecutor Steve Know ling said Kei m was struck by more than I00 pellets fro m · head to toe and was fatal ly wo unded in the heart. "No one deserves to be shot like that for throwing tomatoes,'' he said. He told jurors dt1ring his. opening statement that Keirn's death was no accident. "Thi s happened because the defendant took it upon himself to teach a lesson to Steven Keirn and his friends for messing with Marion Weaver,'' he said. About 25 family members and fri ends of Keim stared unninchingly as Knowling showed j urors four bloody photos of the victim's body on a large television . Weaver, 58, of Benton, could get 18 years to life in pri son if convicted of a murder charge. John son noted that Weaver did not learn about Keim 's death until the next day. Weaver then suffered a near-fatal heart attack and had heart s ~rge ry at Mercy Medical Center in Canton. "The shock of that news almost killed Marion Weaver," he said. Johnson said Weaver has spent ye?rs delivering ice to the Ami sh in Holmes Count y and has built a re lationship with members of the community. He also was friends with Keim's family and was horrified whe n he learned what happened, he said. Keim 's fam ily was once Amish but later converted to the less-restricti,ve Mennonite faith. The Amish dress simply and do not use electricity. Eight teenagers, ages IS to 17. and th ree men, ages 20, 2 1 and 22, rleaded guil ty to vehicular vandalism in the prank. The juveniles were sentenced to serve a weekend in juvenile detention and fi ned $250 each . The <tdults were sentenced to four days in jail and fined $500 each. ........ ,.. ... . ~ ,., . " · ~·· . ular session at the Harri sionville Fire Station. Final plans will be made for the Grange banquet on April 30. Saturday, March 6 SALEM CENTER- Star Grange 778 and Star Junior Grange 878 will meet in regular session at 7:30 p,m. following a 6:30 p.m. dinner. HARRISONVILLE Harri sonville Youth League will have baseball and softbll signups from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday and again on March 13. for the same hours at the fire department. HARR1SON¥1LLE Harri sonvill e Lodge 4 11 , F&AM will meet at. 7:30 p.m. at the tem ple. Refreshm ents wil l be served. services at the Rose of Sharon Holiness Church in Rutland, will- begin Friday and continue through March 14, 7 p.m. each evening. Rev. Paul Draggoo will be the evangelist. Pastor Dewey King , (992-3090) invites the public. MIDDLEPORT - Indoor camp bY. the Meigs Area . Holiness Association, 7 p.m. each eve ning throu gh March 7, except Sunday at 6 p.m .. at the Middleport Nazarene Church. Rev. Elaine Pettit, evangelist. The Sissons providing the music. Saturday, March 6 CHESTER - Heritage presentation, "Our Ancestors Still Speak" at the Chester Courthouse I to 4 p.m. presentation s on Ohio Valley Dialects and quilts and the Ohio Underground Railroad. public invited, no charge. Refreshments. CHESTER ,- The Chester Ball Association will have signups from 10 a.m. to noon at the church on Riebel Road . An association meet- · Sunday, March 7 ing will follow and all POMEROY - Tricky coaches and other intere sted Ri cky Henson . a gospel individ uals are asked to magician and ventriloquist, attend. wi ll be at the Hill side Bapti st Church, I0:30 a.m. Monday, March 8 to noon. For transportation POMEROY - The Meigs or more information, call Count y Republican Party Dr. James R. Acree. Sr., will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the . 992-6768 or Tom Wilson. courthouse. 992-7007. Church services Birthdays Thursday, March 4 POMEROY - Meigs County Ministerial Association Lenten service, 7:30 p.m . at the Rock Springs United Methodi st Church. Friday, March 5 REEDSVILLE -A lta Dill will observe her 82nd birthday Friday. Cards may be sent to her at 509 10 Osborn Road , Reeu svi lie, 45772. Friday, March 5 GALLIPOLIS - Revival services wiH be held at the New Life Church of God, 2110 Upper River Road, Gallipolis, through March 7. Friday and Saturday services, 7 p.m.; Sunday services, 10 a.m . and 6 p.m. Sunday, March 7 POMEROY - A ce lebration of Rita Buck ley's 80th birthday will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Meigs County Senior Citi ze ns Cen ter. Friends and relati ves are invi ted to attend. Gards may be sent to her at 39500 Bradbury Road. Middleport , 45760. RUTLAND - Revival Alcohol fuels fire of conflict between parent and teenager DEAR ABBY: I am a normal 13-year-old kid. I play soccer and the saxophone and am serious about both. Lately, I'm noticing my mom 's drinking . She threatens all kinds of things at night : ·no soccer. no sax, no social life. She gets argumentative and repeats herself. We've been getting into fights because she forgets things and says things she doesri ' t mean. The other night , she grabbed and pushed me. When 1 told her to stop. she said she has nothing to lose. but I do. Plus my dad is kind of timid, so he goes along with whatever she says. HELPt CRAZY IN COLORADO DEAR CRAZY: Your mother's drinking is out of control, and her behavior is destructive. Your fat her prohably hopes that if he ignores it. it will go away. Please clip thi s letter, and give it to him. He needs to contact AI-Anon . and you shou ld attend some Alateen meetings. Alateen is a fellowship of young people whose li ves have been aftected by someone else's drinking. An ac tive adu lt member of A)Anon serves as a spon sor for eac h group. The number for both Al-Ano n and Alateen is (888) 425-2666. and the Web site for both is ww w.a 1-a non. a) a teen .org . Birthday celebrated who should be deciding whether her decisi011 is too ha,ty. and I think they should butt out. DEAR ABBY: 1 have been dating "A ndre" si nce I was 12 and he was 13 . We are now 26 and 27. Like any couple, we· ve had arguments. ' He's also cheated on me. We have three children. He also has four children with other women. I am confused. Abby. We have a lot of trust issues. I have my gua rd up all the time . I love him. He was my first sex ual partner. I want tu get married. but I can ' t help thinking he\ going to cheat agam . How can 1 Jearn to trust him totally'' - C.D. IN CHICAGO DEAR C.D.: Being of sound mind and body. that would be impossible. Your boyfriend has proven at least four times that he is not trustworthy in the fidelity department. Thirteen years of thi s dist rust and tort ure are enough already. If I were you, I' d talk to a law yer. establish child support and let him go. He may ' be 27 . but he still· hasn't grow n up . Dear Abbr is H'l'itten IJ,· Abigoil Vai1 Bru·en. ols(, knmm as Jeanne Phillips. wu! " '"-' founded hr her motl1e1: Paulin e Phillips. Write Dear A/Jh1· dt www. DearAhhr. com ,;,. P 0 . Box 69440. L,;,\. Angeles. CA 9()()69. Dear Abby DEAR ABBY: Last summer, my high school sweetheart and 1 linked up . again at our class reunion. We live in different states. A few months later, 1 visited her. Two months after that. she came to visi t me for a week. We got along great. We talk constantly and are in love with each other all over again. :sie ither of us has children or other obligations. She has agreed to mo ve here. get her own place for a while, and let nature take its course. I can't see myse lf without her. Her friends think she might be acting too hastil y. Do you think we need more time? We are both 38 and arc ready to spend our li ves together. What do you think'' - CONFUSED IN KEN TUCKY DEAR CONFUSED: You are both ad ults. Si nce there is nothing kee ping her in the town where she li ves. I see no reason why she shouldn' t relocate to yours. Her friend s mean well, I'm sure, but they are not the ones Celebiuting spedal days with you! Sunday Times-Sentinel 740-992-21 55 POMEROY The fo urth hirthday of Devin Paige Humphreys on Feb. I was ce lebrated with a party at the Kyge r Creek club house hosted by her m ot h e r . ~----~ T e 'r e s a Historian Edwin Bearss to visit Athens .New Shoes Arriving 'Dail~T ' KIPLING SHOE CO. 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ChiClouteur new website • Diagnostic X-Rays • Personal Rehabilitation • Nutritional Cou nseli ng • Personal Injury • Workers Compensation • Most Insurance Accepted Including United Health 740-441-0200 1-888-451-2225 990 2nd Ave. • Gallipolis ATHENS Edwi n Bearss, we ll -known history guide and Civi l War scholar, will be in Athe ns April 25-28, to make several presentations on variou s aspects of the "Rebellio n of 1861." His m<tjor talk, "Making Georgia Howl" a story of the Southea stern Ohio Boys march to the sea wi th Shofman, will be at 2 p.m., Sunday, April 25, in the rotunda of the new lecture hall on Richland Avenue across from Peden Stadiurn. The Su nday pre sentation will be the first Helen and Fos ter Cornwell Memorial Lecture, spo nsored by the Athens Cou nty Historical and Muse um Society (ACHS&M). The Cornwe lls were major benefactors of the historical society. The lecture is also part of the Ohio Universi ty Bicentennial Ce lebration, Preceding the talk two reenacttnent units will conduct a wreath laying ceremony at the So ldiers and Sail ors Monument on East Union Street across from Baker Center. After the ceremon y, the 83 1rd Ohio Volunteer In fa ntry, and Battery I of the 1st Ohio Light Arti llery will march in un iform to the lecture hall, Bearss is the National Park Service (NPS) Chie f Historian Emeritus, and conti nues his lifelong in~erest in the Civ il War as an independent sc holar and historian. His publi c career began at the NPS in 1955 in Vicksburg, Mi ss. His research there led to the recovery of the long-lost Union gunboat Cairo. In 1991 , Bearss become the National Park Service's chief histori an fo r mili tary sites. He received the Harry S Truman Award for Meritorious Service in the field of Ci vi I War Hi story and the Department of the Interior's Distinguished Service Award. In add ition , he was a t'eatured commentator for Ken Burns' PBS series The Ci vii War. and al so appeared on the Arts & Entertainment Channel's Civi l War Journal, Bearss is the author of many works about the Rebellion, includ ing Smithsonian 's Great Battles & Battlefields of the Civi l War, Nine Months to Gettysburg and A War of the People, among others. Since retiring, he continues to serve as a Civil War consultant and conducts detailed battlefield site tours and semin ars for the Smithsonian Study Tours program. Bearss' lecture will focus on the role of troops from So utheas tern Ohio in the Atlanta campaign and on Gen . William Tecumseh Sherman 's famous March to the Sea that greatly shortened the length of the War and saved the lives of many men on both sides in this most bloody of American wars. He will also discuss his own personal family hi story connection wit h Lancaster's Gen. Sherman. Other activities planned for Summer sessions at" OU announced l!li..,._.. ~o>.... Center Dr. Joey D. • ' Thursday, March 4, 2004 Community Calendar Local·Stocks ACI - 30.44 AEP - 34.00 Akzo - 38 .77e Ashland Inc. - 49.17 BBT - 37.24 BLI - 14.09 Bob Evans - 33.25 BorgWarner - 90.49 City Holding - 34.72 Champion - 4.85 Charming Shops - 6.77 Col - 32.1 1 DuPont - 45.07 DG -21.67 Federal Mogul - .38 PageA3 The Daily Sentinel With new vehlde pur<hase. See lllmplke for details. 815-1812 Point Pleasant, WV 113-5538 Mason, WV JIVIDEN'S "FARM" . IQUIPMIIrr (7 40) 446-1675 fa~(740)446-8286 3 I 371nqalls Road •Gallipolis Rt. 7 South to St. Rt. 218, 2. 7 miles. Take right onto Ingalls t mile on the .. I-lOURS: Mon - Fti 9-7; Sal. 9-5 www.turnplkeflm.com • ATHENS - More than 50 distance education courses as well as over a thousand traditio nal classroom courses will be offered during the upcoming summer quarter at Ohio University. The class scheduled can be viewed at the ' summer sessions web site:' wwwohio.edu/summer. The site also includes details for registration, scheduling and housing, a calendar of special events, and descriptions of special classes and program information for the Athens and regional campuses. This year's summer quarter includes two five-week summer sessions, June 21-July 23, and Jul y 26-A ug. 27. Summer reg istration begins April 1. ' Bearss' visit include taping a radio interview for the month ly Civil War segment of WOUB's "Live from Studio B" hosted by Jim Fuller and Bill Walker; a dinner hosted by John S. Townsend Camp # 108 of the Sons of Veterans of the Civi l War in Frost. 7 p.m., April 25. an Assembl y at Alexander High School 10 a.m .. April 26: and a seminar on Civil War medicine at the Ohio Univers ity Co llege of Osteopathic Medicine 5:00 p.m., April 26/ For more information about Edwin Bearss' activities in Athens contact Carl J. Denbow. dairman of the ACHS&M's Helen and Foster Cornwe ll Memorial Lecture Committee at (740) 5932204. Simpson. A Barbie Swan Lake theme was carried out in the party and cake decora t io n s. Ga m es Devin Paige were played Humphreys and favors were given to the children. Attending the party were grandmothers, Janet Simpson and Linda Humphreys, Valerie Ethan and Isaac Nottingham; Joanie Buckland. Jason . Phalin, Jami e, Gage, and Grant Harrison, Megan Humphreys, Stacy. Craig. Nathan and Mattie Wright, Erica. Dillon and Camron Smith, Chuck and Jake McDonald. Tina Meadows, Mariah Hall ev, anu Jessica Chapman. - Prices Good Through Wednesday Miuch 10, 2004 ~old ONLY Pop 74• 20 oz. Bottle Russell Stover Cream Eggs Reg.49C 500/o Amity Billfolds Mens & Womens New Seledion! 1 Lb. Russell Stover OFF ONLY Assorted Chocolates In Easter Wrap Reg. $7.99 GREETING HALF PRICE CARDS ••~t~ Stock 20% 5 Colognes- OFF & Gift Sets $17.18 Hi-Val SALE EVENT RUNS FROM 2-27-04 THRU 3-15-04 S§ .47 Carton EVE Cig~rettes Kenneth McCullouQh, R. Ph. Charles Riffle, R. Ph. Prescription Ph. 992-2955 112 East Mal n Street Pomeroy, Ohio 'Ti119 HOURS Mon - Frl8am - 9pm Sat. Sam - 5pm Sun. CLOSED • �The Daily Sentinel PageA4 PRIMARY RESULTS Thursday, March 4 , 2004 Thursday, March 4, 2004 Obituaries LAW YOU CAN USE: William Carswell Improvement Levy (3 mill s/5 8, Oakley Collins ... 7. M. Soulsby .. . 46, Jeffrey A. Wood ... 36. years): For ... 70, Against ... Mei gs Local School Fourth District Court of Miller ... 26. Permanent 142. Sheriff (Republican): Appeals (Republican) : Fred Di strict Improvement Levy (3 milfs/5 ••• Robert E. Beegle ... 62, Ralph W. Crow, Ill ... 71, Milt Racine Village E. Trussell ... 27, E. Mony Nuzum ... 2. Robert Driscoll years): For ... 74, Against ... County Commi ssioner, Jan . ... 8, Matthew McFarland ... 87 . Wood ... 23. 2 term (Republican): Delmar Fourth District Court of 7, Oakley Collins ... 14. Pullins ... 60. Ron Smith ... Meigs Local School District Pomeroy Jrd Appeals (Republican): Fred County Commi ssioner, Jan . 73 . Improvement W. Crow, III ... 81 , Milt Permanent Sheriff 1Democrat): James term (Republican): Delmar 2 · Levy (3 mills/5 years) : For ... Nuzum ... 6, Robert Driscoll ••• M. Souls by ... 27, Jeffrey A. Pullins ... 24, Ron Smith ... ... 2. Matthew McFarland ... 29. Against ... 83. Lebanon Mill er ... 23. 27. ••• County Commissioner, Jan. 9, Oakley Collins ... 13. Sheriff (Democrat): James Sheriff (Republican): Middleport 2nd Meigs Local School District 2 term (Republican): Delmar County Commissioner, Jan. M. Soul sby ... 33. Jeffrey A. Robert E. Beegle .. . 117, Improvement Pullins ... 31, Ron Smith ... Permanent Ralph E. Trusse ll ... 18, E. term (Republican): Delmar Miller ... 6. 2 Levy (3 mills/5 years): For ... 5<i. Sh eriff (Republican) : Mony Wood ... 31. Pullins ... 33, Ron Smith ... Sheritl (Democrat): James Nl A, Against ... N/ A. Robert E. Beeg le ... 35 , Ralph Fourth District Court of 52 . ••• M. Soulsby ... 39, Jetlrey, A. Sheriff (Democrat): James E. Tru sse II .. . 7. E. Mony Appeal s (Republican) : Fred Orange Miller ... 37. W. Crow, Ill .. . 144, Milt M. Soulsby ... 26. Jeffrey A. Wood ... 14. Cnuntv Commissioner, Jan . Sheriff (Republican ): Fourth Di strict Court of Nuzum ... 4. Robert Driscoll Robert E. Beegle .. . 85, Ralph 2 term (Republican): Delmar Miller ... 38. Sheriff (Republican): Appeal s (Republican): Fred ... 0, Matthew McFarland .. . E. Tru ssell ... I0, E. Mony Pullins ... 77, Ron Smith .. . Robert E. Beegle .. . 54, Ralph W. Crow. Ill .. . 51 , Milt 4, Oakley Collin s ... 14. 51. Wood ... 13. Meigs Local School District Sheriff (Democrat): James E. Trussell ... 14, E. Mony Nuzum ... 0, Robert Dri scoll Fourth District Court of Pennanent Improvement Levy ... 0, Matthew McFarland .. . Appeals (Republican): Fred M. Soulsby .. . 39, Jeffrey A. Wood ... 24. (3 mills/5 yeru>): For ... N/A, Fourth District Court of 5, Oakley Collins .. . 2. W. Crow. Ill ... 78, Milt Miller ... 53 . Ag<rinst ... N/A. Meigs Local School District Appeals (Republican): Fred Sheriff (Republican): Nuzum ... 5, Robert Driscoll ••• ... 4, Matthew McFarland .. . Robert E. Beegle ... 67, Ralph W. Crow, Ill ... 77, Milt Permanent Improvement Levy (3 mills/5 years): For ... 46, Syracuse Village Nuzum ... 4, Robert Driscoll E. Trussell ... 38, E. Mony 9; Oakley Collins ... 8. · County Commissioner, Jan. ... 5, Matthew McFarland ... Against ... 45 . Meigs Local School District Wood ... 41. 2 term (Republican): Delmar 3, Oakley Collins ... 4. ••• Fourth District Court of Permanent Improvement Pullins ... 73 , Ron Smith .. . Bradbury Meigs Local School District Levy (3 mills/5 years): For ... Appeals (Republican): Fred County Commissioner, Jan. 86. Improvement W. Crow, Ill .. . 115, Milt Permanent N/ A, Against ... N/ A. 2 term (Republican): Delmar Sheriff (Democrat): James Levy (3 mills/5 years): For ... Nuzum ... 6, Robert Driscoll ._ ••• Pullins ... 40, Ron Smith ... M. Soulsby ... 47, Jeffrey A. ... 4, Matthew McFarland ... 50, Against ... 86 . Letart • 33. Miller ... 51 . ••• County Commi ssioner, Jan. 6, Oakley Collins ... 14. Sheriff (Republican): Sheriff (Democrat): James Middleport 3rd Meigs Local School District 2 term (Republican): Delmar Robert E. Beegle ... 99, Ralph County Commissioner, Jan. M. Soulsby ... 42, Jeffrey A. Permanent Improvement Pullins .. . 20, Ron Smith ... E. Trussell ... 7, E. Mony Levy (3 mills/5 years): For ... 2 term (Republican): Delmar Miller ... 26. 58. • Wood ... 72. Pullins ... 44, Ron Smith ... Sheriff (Republican): N/A, Against ... NIA. Sheriff (Democrat): James Fourth Di strict Court of Robert E. Beegle ... 59, Ralph 56. ••• M. Soulsby .. . 33, Jeffrey A. Appeals (Republican): Fred Sheriff (Democrat): James E. Trussell ... 5, E. Mony Rutland Village Miller ... 18. W. Crow, Ill ... 167, Milt County Commissioner, Jan. M. Soulsby ... 34, Jeffrey A. Wood ... 18. Sheriff (Republican): Nuzum ... 4, Robert Driscoll Fourth District Court of Miller ... 41. 2 term (Republican): Delmar Robert E. Beegie ... 69, Ralph Sheriff (Republican): Appeals (Republican): Fred ... 4, Matthew McFarland ... E. Trussell ... 20, E. Mony Pullins ... 38, .Ron Smith ... E. Beegle ... 70, Ralph W. Crow, Ill ... 65, Milt I, Oakley Collins ... 6: Robert 19. Wood ... 19. Meigs Local School District Sheriff (Democrat): James E. Trussell ... 23, E. Mony Nuzum ... 6, Robert Driscoll Fourth District Court of ... 2, Matthew McFarland ... Permanent Improvement Wood .. . 13 . M. Soulsby ... II, Jeffrey A. Appeals (Republican): Pred Levy (3 mills/5 years): For ... Court of 3, Oakley Collins ... 6. Fourth District W. Crow, Ill ... 103, Milt Miller ... 39. Meigs Local School Nl A, Against ... N/ A. Sheriff (Republican): Appeals (Republican): Fred Nuzum ... 4, Robert Driscoll Permanent District ••• ... 3, Matthew McFarland ... Robert E. Beegle ... 43, Ralph W. Crow, III ... 92, Milt Nuzum ... 3, Robert Driscoll Levy (3 mills/5 Minersville Improvement E. Trussell ... 5, E. Mony I, Oakley Collins ... 4. ... 3, Matthew McFarland ... years): For .. . 33, Against ... ~ounty Commissioner, Jan . Meigs Local School Wood ... 16. 2 term (Republican): Delmar 97. Fourth District Court of 5, Oakley Collins ... 7. District Permanent Pullins .. . 55, Ron Smith ... ·Meigs Local School District ••• Appeals (Republican): Fred Improvement Levy (3 mills/5 78. Laurel Clitl" Improvement years): For ... NIA, Against ... W. Crow, III ... ·57, Milt Permanent Sheriff (Democrat): James Jan. County Commissioner, Levy (3 mills/5 years): For ... Nuzum ... 5, Robert Driscoll NIA. M. Soulsby ... 23, Jeffrey A. 2 term (Republican): Delmar ••• .. .. I, Matthew McFarland ... 37, Against... II 0. Pullins ... 41 , Ron Smith ... Miller ... 41. ••• 5, Oakley Collins ... 4. North Olive Sheriff (Republican): 50. Middleport 4th County Commissioner, Jan. Meigs Local School District Sheriff (Democrat): James Robert E. Beegle ... 105, County Commissioner, Jan. 2 term (Republican): Delmar Permanent Improvement M. Soulsby ... 31, Jeffrey A. Ralph E. Trussell ... 16, E. Pullins ... 77 , Ron Smith ... Levy (3 mills/5 years): For ... 2 term (Republican): Delmar Mony Wood ... 37. Pullins ... 39, Ron Smith ... 43 . Miller ... 30. 30. 15, Against ... 66. Sheriff (Republican): Fourth District Court of Sheriff (Democrat): James Sheriff (Democrat): James ••• M. Souls by .. . 26, Jeffrey A. Robert E. Beegle ... 60, Ralph Appeals (Republican): Fred M. Soulsby ... 30, Jeffrey A. East Rutland E. Trussell .. . 21 , E. Mony W. Crow, Ill ... 148, Milt Miller ... 30. Miller ... 27. County Commissioner, Jan. Nuzum .. . I. Robert Driscoll Sheriff (Republican): Wood .. . 27. Sheriff (Republican): 2 te:m (Republican): D~lmar ... 0. Matthew McFarland ... E. Beegle ... 43, Ralph Fourth District Court of Robert Robert E. Beegle ... 49, Ralph Pullms ... 46, Ron Smllh ... E. Trussell .. . 14, E. Mony Appeal s (Republican): Fred 4, Oakley Collins ... 9. E. Trussell ... 44, E. Mony / 33. W. Crow, Ill ... 93, Milt Meigs Local School Wood ... 27. , , Sheriff (Democrat): James Wood ... 34. Fourth District Court of Nuzum ... 9, Robert Driscoll District Permanent Fourth District Court of/ M. Soulsby ... 37, Jeffrey A. Improvement Levy (3 mills/5 ... 3, Matthew McFarland ... Appeals (Republican): Fred Appeals (Republican): Fred/ Miller ... 52. years): For ... NIA , Against .. . 5, Oakley Collins ... 6. W. Crow, 111 ... 91. Milt Sheriff (Republican): W. Crow, III ... 81, Milt ••• Meigs Local School N/A. Nuzum ... 7, Robert Driscoll Robert E. Beegle ... 52, Ralph Nuzum ... 0, Robert Driscoll Columbia Precinct ... 3, Matthew McFarland ... Permanent District ••• County Commissioner, Jan. ... 4, Matthew McFarland ... E. Trussell ... 12; E. Mony Racine Precinct 6, Oakley Collins ... 7. Improvement Levy (3 mills/5 Wood ... 30.. . :2 term (Republican): Delmar 12, Oakley Collins ... 9. years): For ... 32, Against ... County Commissioner, Jan. Meigs Local School Meigs Local School Fourth Dtstnct Court of :Pullins ... 38, Ron Smith ... 2 term (Republican): Delmar Permanent 112. District Permanent Appeal s (Republican): Fred District 51. Pullins ... 72 , Ron Smith ... Improvement Levy (3 mills/5 ••• Sheriff (Democrat): James Improvement Levy (3 mills/5 I W. Crow, Ill ... 77,. Milt Rocksprings 89. M. Soulsby ... 51, Jeffrey A. years): For ... N/A, Against ... !Nuzum ... 3, Robert Dnscoll years): For ... 53, Against ... County Commissioner, Jan. Sheriff (Democrat): James 80. N/ A. ... 2, Matthew McFarland ... 1 . Miller ... 70. 2 term (Republican): Delmar M. Soulsby ... 19, Jeffrey A. ••• ••• \I0, Oakley Collins ... 0. Sheriff (Republican): Pomeroy \st · Pullins ... 48, Ro~ Smith ... Miller ... 23. South Olive Meigs Local School :Robert E. Beegle ... 49, Ralph Sheriff (Republican): County Commissi~ner,Jan. 45. County Commissioner, Jan. District Permanent :E. Trussell ... 26, E. Mony Sheriff (Democrat): James 2 term (Republican}, Delmar E. B' e egle .. . 135, Robert 2 term (Republican): Delmar l~provement Levy (3 mills/5 :Wood ... 28. by .. . 26, Jeffrey A. M. Souls Pullins ... 25, Ron Smith .. . Ralph E. Trussell ... 26, E. ' Fourth District Court of Pullins ... 57, Ron Smith ... 39. Y ars): For ... 26, Against ... 41. Miller ... 31. Mony Wood .. . 23. Sheriff (Democrat): James I02. Appeals (Republican): Fred Sheriff (Republican): Sheriff (Democrat): James Fourth District Court of ••• \ West Rutland M. Soulsby ... 16, Jelffrey A. Robert E. Beegle ... 63 , Ralph Appeals (Republican): Fred E. Trussell ... 14, E. Mony W. Crow, 1TI ... 152, Milt County Commissioner, Jan. Miller ... 9. Nuzum .. . 5, Robert Driscoll 2 term (Republican): Delmar Sheriff (Repu lican) : Wood .. . 21. . . Reader Services (UsPs 213·960) Fourth District Court of ... I, Matthew McFarland ... Pullins ... 44, Ron Smith ... Robert E. Beegle ... 49 Ralph Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 47. E. Trussell ... 8, E. Mony Appeals (Republican): Fred 9, Oakley Collins ... 14. Correctton Polley Published every afternopn , W. Crow. ll'f ... 83, Milt Sheriff (Democrat): James Wood ... 10. Meigs Local School bur main concern in all stories is to be Monday through Friday, 111 Court accurate. H you know of an error in a Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. Periodical Nuzum ... 9, Robert Driscoll M. Soulsby ... 26, Jeffrey A. Permanent District Fourth District Cotlft of story. call the newsroom at (7 40) 992· postage paid at Pomeroy. Appeals (Republican): \Fred ... 4, Matthew McFarland .. . Improvement Levy (3 mills/5 Miller ... 44. 2156. Member: The Associated Press Sheriff (Republican): W. Crow, Ill ... 59, \Milt 3, Oakley Collins ... 4. years) : For ... N/A, Against ... Ohio Newspaper and the Meigs Local School N/A. Robert E. Beegle ... 60, Ralph Nuzum ... 4, Robert Drf>coll Association. Our main number Ia Permanent District E. Trussell ... 10, E. Mony ... 2, Matthew McFarland ... ••• Postmaster; Send address correc· (740) 992·21 56. Improvement Levy (3 mills/5 Totals tions to The Daity Sentinel , 111 Wood ... 35. 3, Oakley Collins ... 2. Oepartme!'l extensions are: Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio County Commi ssioner, Jan. Meigs Local School years) : For ... 41, Against ... Fourth District Court of 45769 . 2 term (Republican): Delmar Appeals (Republican): Fred District Permanent 89. News Pullins ... I ,504, Ron Smith W. Crow, lJI ... 75 , Milt Improvement Levy (3 mills/5 ••• Subscription Rates . j:dltor: Charlene Hoeflich, Ext. t 2 ... I ,456. Scipio ... 30, Against ... years): For Nuzum ... 7, Robert Driscoll By carrier or motor route Reponer: Brian Reed, Ext. 14 One month ....•••••...'9.95 County Commissioner, Jan. Sheriff (Democrat): James ... 2, Matthew McFarland ... 61. -Reporter: J. Miles Lay1on, Ext. 13 One year ....... . ....1119.40 M. Soulsby ... 913, Jeffrey A. 2 term (Republican): Delmar 16, Oakley Collins ... 6. ••• Dally .... .. ........ ....so• Pullins ... 86, Ron Smith .. . Miller .. . 960 . . Pomeroy 2nd Meigs Local School · Senior Cttlzon rates Sheriff (Republican): County Commissioner, Jan. 28. Permanent District Advertising One month . . .•. •. .....'8.95 Outside Sales: Dave Harris, EMt. 15 One year • • ••••••. • ..•'96. 70 Sheriff (Democrat): James Robert E. Beegle ... 2,039, Improvement Levy (3 mills/5 2 term (Republican): Delmar Subscribers should remit in ClasaJClrc.: Judy Clark. Ext110 years): For .. . 26, Against ... Pullins ... 61 , Ron Smith ... M. Soulsby ... 43, Jeffrey A. Ralph E. Trussell ... 520, E. advance direct to The Daily Mony Wood .. . 813. Miller ... 57. 10 I. 49. Sentinel No subscription by mail Sheriff (Republican): · Fourth Di strict Court of Sheriff (Democrat): James ••• permitted in areas where home Circulation Robert E. Beegle ... 89, Ralph Appeals (Republican): Fred M. Soulsby ... 32, Jeffrey A. Salem carrier service is available. Dlat~ct Mgr.: TBA, Ext. 17. E. Trussell ... 14, E. Mony W. Crow, 111 ... 2,776, Milt County Commissioner, Jan. Miller ... 15. Malt Subscription 143 , Robert Nuzum 2 term (Republican): Delmar Sheriff (Republican): Wood ... 25 . Inside Meigs County General Manager Fourth Di strict Court of Dri scoll .. . 104, Matthew Pullins ... 45, Ron Smith ... Robert E. Beegle ... 81, Ralph 13 Weeks . . .. . .. .. .... ' 30.15 Chartene Hoeflich , Ext. 12 Appeals (Republican): Fred McFarland .. . 195, Oakley ... 13, E. Mony 46 . E. Trussell 26 Weeks ...... .. ..... ' 60.00 1 52 Weeks ........... 118.80 'W. Crow, Ill ... 95, Milt Collins ... 214. Sheritl (Democrat): James Wood ... 31. E·mall: Meigs Local School M. Soul sby ... 50, Jeffrey A. Fourth District Court of Nuzum ... 4, Robert Driscoll news@mydailysentinel.com Rates Outside Meigs County ... 8, Matthew McFarland ... Distri ct Permanent Appeals (Republican): Fred Miller ... 41 . 13 Weeks ............. ' 50,05 Improvement Levy (3 mills/5 Sheriff (Republican) : Crow, III ... 108, Milt 13, Oakley Colli'ns .. . 8. W. 1 26Weeks . .. : .. .. .. .. 100.10 Wob: Meigs Local School For ... 628, Again st ... years): • Robert E. Beegle ... 46, Ralph Nuzum .. . 5, Robert Driscoll 52 Weeks . . . . . . . . . .'200.20 www.mydailysentinel.com Permanent 1,458. 16, E. Mony ... 2, Matthew McFarland ... District E. Trussell Bedford Precinct County Commissioner, Jan . 2 term (Republican): Delmar Pullins ... 77, Ron Smith ... '75. Sheriff (Democrat): James M. Soulsby ... 49. Jeffrey A. Miller .. . 57. Sheriff (Republican ): Robert E. Beeg le ... 129, Ralph E. Trussell ... 21. E. Mony Wood ... 28. Fourth District Court of Appeals (Republi can): Fred W. Crow, Ill .. . 137, Milt Nuzum .. . II , Robert Driscoll .. . 9, Matthew McFarland ... 8, Oakley Collins ... 9. Meigs Local School Pe rmanent 'District ·improvement Levy (J mills/5 years): For ... 45 . Against ... 146. ... East Chester County Commissioner. Jan. 2 term (Republican') : Delmar Pullins ... 129, Ron Smith ... 77. Sheriff (Democrat): James ' M. Soulsby .. . 33. Jeffrey A. Miller ... 36. Sheriff (Republican ): Robert E. Beegle .. . I02, Ralph E. Trussell ... 58, E. Mony Wood ... 65. Fourth District Court of Appeal s (Republican): Fred W. Crow, Ill ... 190, Milt Nuzum ... 8, Robert Driscoll .:. 3, Matthew McFarland ... 13, Oakley Collins ... 13. School · Meigs Local District Permanent Improvement Levy (3 mills/5 years): For .. N/A, Against ... N/A. ••• West Chester County Commissioner, Jan. 2 term (Republican): Delmar Pullins .. . 124, Ron Smith .. . 124. Sheriff (Democrat): James M. Soulsby ... 44, Jeffrey A. .Miller ... 39. Sheriff (Republican): Robert E. Beegle I .. . 167, Ralph E. Trussell ... 33, E. Mony Wood ... 72 . Fourth District Court of Appeals (Republican): Fred .W. Crow, Ill .. . 219, Milt Nuzum ... 17, Robert Driscoll ... 6, Matthew McFarland .. . 16, Oakley Collins ... 18. Meigs Local School :District Pe'rmanent :Improvement Levy (3 mills/5 years): For ... 21 , Against ... 43. W. Crow, Ill ... 67 , Milt Nu zum ... 4. Robert Dri scoll . ... 19, Matthew McFarland ... II , Oakley Collins ... 6. Local School Meigs Di strict Permanent Improvement Levy (3 mills/5 years): For ... NIA . Against ... N/A. I The Daily Sentinel I. j • What you should know about changes in auto insurance law I POMEROY - · William A. Carswell , 70, 9f U.S. 33, Pomeroy, dted on Sunday, Feb. 29, 2004, at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus, following an extended illness. _ He was born on Dec. 3. 1933, in Morganton, N.C., son of Elvte Wht snant Carswell and the late William A. Carswell , Sr. He was a re ti red laborer with Jaymar Coal Co., and attended Enterpn se Unlled Methodist Church. · Be,ides his mother, he is survived by his wife, Anna Hysell Carswe ll. ot Pomeroy ; a daughter and son-in-law, Mary and Ron Bilhngs of Columbus; a son, William M. Carswell of Pomeroy ; two sisters and two brothers in North Carolina; and many nteces and nephews. A memorial service will be held at I p.m. on Friday, March 5, 2004, at Enterprise United Methodi st Church with Pastor Arland King offi ciating. There will be no calling hours. Q. : Did the Ohio General Assembly recently change Q .: How can I get privithe law governing auto insur- leges to drive if I'm under an ance? FR suspension'1 A.: It used to A.: Yes. Senate Bill 123 be that , after waiting at least made sweeping revisions to 15 days <on a lirst offen se), Ohio's traffic laws proposed you could as k Ohio's Bureau by the Ohio Criminal of Motor Vehicles 19 grant Sentencing Commission . The "occupational " driving privibill became law on January I. leges. The law now allows you to go directly to the local Q. : What changed? court to receive limited driA. : Let's start with what ving privileges without waitdidn't change. As before, dri- ing 15 days. ·tn fact, the court vers must maintain proof of may grant you privileges not insurance on their vehicles . only to dri ve -to and from TUPPERS PLAINS -· Harold L. Nutter, 60, of Tuppers Failure to do so still subjects work, but al so for other spePlain s. died Tuesday, March 2, 2004, at Camden-Clark the driver to penalties includ- cific limited purposes (such Memorial Hospital in Parkersburg, W.Va. ing a driver's license suspen- as seeking medical treatment He was born Nov. 13, 1943, in Coolville, son of Gladys sion (called a "financial or driving to and from Ph ylli ss McGrath Allan of Tuppers Plains and the late Charles responsibility'' or "FR" sus- school ). Of course, you must ' P. Nuuer. pension) . Here's what show that you have bought Besiues his mother, he is survived by his wife, Rita. changed: insurance before you can get Se rvices will be held at I p.m. on Friday, March 5, 2004, at The law now adds the flex - the privileges. White Funeral Home in Coolville. Buri al will follow at ibility to allow some violaTuppers Plains Chri sti an Cemetery. · tors to drive while under su sQ.: You said the la.w no~ · Friends may call fn; m 6to 8 p.m. on Thursday at the funer- pension. has more legal defen ses to al home. The law creates more legal driving without insurance. defenses to (or good excuses What. exactly, does that for) driving without insur- mean? ance. A.: There are two typical It also cut s the time first FR suspension situations. offenders must keep high - One, you have a vehicle at risk insurance, and provides home for which you haven't for help to an offender who bought insurance. Two, you CHESHIRE - Millard "Doc" Gilmore, 99, of Cheshire died has trouble paying the fee were actually driving without Wed nesday, March 3, 2004 at Overbrook Center in required to get a license back. insurance. Let's say you Milldl epot1 . Funeral arrangements will be announced by Fi sher Funeral Home of Middleport. ... Harold Nutter Deaths Millard Gilmore I ' Birthdays Local ·,celebrated Briefs Concert planned MIDDLEPORT- The Big Bend Community Band will present a concert at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 14, at Heath United Methodist Church in Middleport. Ethan and Isaac Nottingham POMEROY - Ethan and Isaac Nottinghamcelebrated their birthdays recently with a party at the home of their parents. Jeff and Valerie Nl>tt ingham. A basketball theme was ,carried out fo r Ethan, nine, while Isaac, 4. had a 'dinosaur theme' t(Jr the party 'where hot dogs and chips Wcrc served. Attending besides their parents were their grandparents. Paul and Janet Simpson. Carla, Rick and '.1 osh Chape II. Matt MiIhoan. Jaso n Nottingham, Christina, Brittncy and Courtney Mathers. Sending gifts were grandparents. Carl and Mary . Nottin gham , Teresa Simpson and Dev in Humphreys, Joanie Buckland, Ed, Vicki , Ni c and Joey Nottingham, Pam and .Jim Miller, hi s great-grandmother, Jane Simpson, and Roy and Marty Gillilan. 1 Restrictions to be placed on State Routes 218 and 325 GALLIPOLIS The Ohio Department of Transportation announces that two locations on State Route 218 , approximately 4.25 miles north of Mercerville and approximately 4.18 miles south of the junction of State Route 7, and one location of State Route 325, approximately 0.8 miles north of Vinton, will be restricted to one lane to allow for a bridge deck repair beginning March I 0. In each location, both lanes will undergo repair, with the northbound lanes scheduled for repair first. A 12-foot width restriction will be in effect for the open lanes. The projects are slated for completion July I, weather permitting. Court from Page A1 entering are considered felonies of the fifth degree. If convi cted, both Hol singer and Doczi each still face up lo 12 months in prison and a . maximum fine of $2,500. · Th ey were released on a $5,000 personal bond requiring them to be present for sentencing which is set for April 12. . " You boys stay out or trouble," sa id Crow who wamed them that if they did not show 'up for sentencing, they could be charged with a felony . The Dai ly Sentinel• Page As www.mydailysentinel.com of new vaccines and treatASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ments for biological agents that could be used in a terrorWASHINGTON (AP) ist attack. "Attack from a America is "breathing down" chemical or biological the necks of terrorists and weapon is one of the gravest will never relent, President threats our country has ever Bush said Tuesday, marking faced," Bush said at the the first anniversary of the Ronald Reagan Building and Homeland Security International Trade Center. Department. He also urged Congress to In a speech to some 200 renew key provisions of the department employees, Bush Patriot Act that expire in said the United States was 2005. Passed shortly after the cutting off the terrorists' Sept. II. 200 I, terror attacks, money supply, chasing down the act expanded the govern· terrorists leaders and disrupt- .ment' s wiretap and other suring their networks. This came veillance authority, removed amid claims that while the barriers between FBI and admini stration is more aware CIA information-sharing and . of threats, it is not doing provided more tools for terror finance investigatio.ns. enough about them. "We are relentless," Bush Critics contend the law said. "We are strong. We undermines civil liberties and refuse to yield. The rest of privacy rights. them hear us breathing down Bush devoted most of his their neck. We're· after them. speech to outlining numerous We will not relent. We wi II government programs aimed bring these killers to justice." at protecting Americans. His speech came as an He said the United States internal Justice Department has strengthened its borders investigation concluded that to keep out criminals, terrorcontinuing delays in the inte- ists and dangerous materials, gration of FBI fingerprint has stepped up border inspecfiles with U.S. Border Patrol tions and improved access to databases were leaving the data bases to identify possicountry vulnerable to terror- ble threats. The Department of Homeland Security is ists. Inspector General Glenn checking ships and analyzing Fine said the latest projec- manifests to prevent dangertions are that the two systems ous cargo from entering by won't be combined and auto- sea, and has employees postmated to check every illegal ed at fore ign ports to check ships loading shipments alien until at least 2008. Bus'h urged Congress to bound for America, Bush pass his Project Bio-Shield said. He said federal air marshals legislation , which he says will speed the development are !lying on hundreds of BY DEB RIECHMANN (1 Space IQ) • (2 Spaces $10 70/per month) .-$ _ ~· . -' . ~- ~{~l'!l·.W·-·· Mausoleum weikend . enteltalnnaent. . In the Tri·St* Q.: How does the new law shorten the time that I'll have to pay high -rate in surance costs? How does it make pay- ing to get my license back more flex ible'' A.: The old Ia\\ >orced anyone who received an FR suspension to buy more expensive in surance fur fi ve years. The curreJll law shortens the period to three years for first offe nders. It also all ows courts 10 ei ther extend your payment deadl ine for paying yom lice nse reinstatement fee or to set up a payment plan of at leas t $50 each month . Former law required a lump sum payment. These new options are significant. especi all y since reinstatement fees after an FR suspension can reach S500. Utll' You Can Use is a wed· lr .consumer legal mformation colwnn pml'ided to this lleH'Spaper <IS a public sen·ice of the Ohio State BorAs.wxiation and the Ohio State Bar Foundcllion This article II 'CIS prepared br Dm·id Diro/1. Direct01; Ohio Crimiuul Sentencinx Commi.1simt. Articles appearillg i11 this m lwmt are i11tmded to I>IVt·ide bro<1d. gmeral i11[or· 111atio11 ohollt tlte lo11: Before applyi11g this in/(mnmion to o specific legal pmblem. readers are urged ro seek Ihi! ad\·ice l~f a licensed u/torlleJ ~ Bush: America making progress against terrorists SWEETHEART SPECIAL Your plde to . receive alener notifying you that you are under suspension . for hav ing an.uninsured ve hi cle (under the law allowing random FR checks). The law now gives you a chance to show that the car was. in fact. in sured. If the car wasn't insured, the law allows you 10 send a note to the Registrar of Motor Vehicles showing a good excuse for not insuring the vehicle. Good excuses include that the vehicle was inoperable or only used seasonally. that you weren't responsible for the lapse, or the lapse was caused by excusable neglect that's unlikely to rec ur. The Registrar may then end the suspension . Of course . if you're actually driving without insurance, it will be tough for you to avoid getting a suspension . However, the law gives you a defense for driving 'without insurance if you drove because of a medical or other substantial emergency and no one el se was reasonably available to drive. can be 1/Z the price of traditional burial Monuments as low as 10 Call Ken@ 740-992-7440 $ 00 per month. commercial !lights everyday. Former Democ ratic Sen . "We're determined to pro- Max Clel and of Georgia. who tect Americans who travel by is backing John Kerry as the plane," he said . "We' re deter- Democrati c presidential mined to prevent those planes nominee. 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Joseph Lieberman , 0 Conn., the ranking Democrat on the Government Affairs Committee, agrees that the United States is safer as a re sult of actions by the HottJeland Security Department, but says national leadership on the issue is mtssmg . "On the one-year anniversary, I call upon the admini stration to commit it ~elf to the real work of securing the Subscribe today homeland and fulfilling the promi se of the Homeland 992-2155 Security Act," Lieberman said. Keeping Meigs County informed The Daily Sentinel J wuld like It~ lhank lhe cwlers in meigs Ctlunly ~Dr lheir Suppurl in lhe 'Primary Elecliun! RON SMITH Gardens ' Congratulati.ons To The PVH Community Relations Department On Winning AGOLD ADDY Award For Their "Believe" Commer·cial! , ~my J. Leach, Director Amber OhliRger, Assistant ' . ' A GOLD ADD Y is recognition of the highest level ofcreative excellence in advertising and is judged superior to all other entries in the annual competition. The PVH "Believe " commercial will automatically advanc·e to the district compelilion that will take place next month in Cleveland. OH. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL �Page A6 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydallysentlnel.com Thursday, March 4, 2004 Bl The Daily Sentinel INSIDE Scoreboard, Page B2 · Buckeyes top Penn State, Page B6 Transsexual shoots 84 In Australian Open, Page B6 Thursday, March 4, 2004 Buffalo tops OU AMHERST. N.Y. (AP) Jason Bird scored 19 points to lead Buffalo to a 77-49 win over Ohio on Wednesday night. The Bulls ( 15- 11, 10-7 Mid-American Conference) closed the first half wilh a 23-3 run, including Daniel Gilbert's back-to-back 3pointers. to take a 47-18 lead at the break. Buffalo led by at least 22 points throughout the second half. Sonny Troutman led Ohio (lJ- 19, 6- 1I MAC) with 13 points, .ami Terren Harbut ad<.led I 2. Jaivon Harris, · the Bobcats' leading scorer. was held to eight points and played just 12 minutes in the second half after picking up hi s fourth foul with over 16 minutes left. Gi lbert · tinis hed with I 3 points lor the ..Bulls. Turner Battle scored 12 points whi le Calvin Cage added II and Mario Jordan I0. Ohio comm itled 14 turnovers and only had eight assisls . Buffalo had 1'9 assists and I0 turnovers. Marshall downs Akron HUNTINGTON , W.Va. (AP) Marvin Black scored 15 of his 23 points in the second halt' Wednesday night to lead Marshall to a 78-68 win over Akron. The Zips (13-13, 7-10 Mid-American Conference) extended their two-point halftime lead ·to 45-38 wit.h 17 :50 to play before Marshall scored I0 consecu: live points to go ahead 4845. Marshall (11-15. 8-9) tinished a 20-4 run with 8:33 to play to take its first double-digit lead at 60-49. Eight Thundering Herd players scored during the run that spanned nine rni nutes. Derrick Tarver scored 39 points for the Zips, including 19 in the first half to ·help Akron take a 36-34 lead at the break. David Anderson scored 13 points for Marshall. while Enoch Bunch and A.W Hami lton added II and I0, respectively. Marshall outrebounded the Zips 38-2~. Black had nine rebounds. Both teams still have a chance to host a first-round MAC tournamenl game on Monday. The top three teams in the conference receive firstround byes with the next five teams hosting games. Marshall can secure a finish in the top eight by win· ning Saturday at Miami of Ohio, or an Akron loss agai nst Butlalo. Blac~...K.o ight . Idols ' . . ' One of the medleys that will be performed during this year's Black Knight Revue will be that of Aretha Franklin. The members of the Point Pleasant High School band that will perform this musical selection are vocalists Samantha Parsons, Lynette Caplinger, Maggie Stephens. and Jessie Nibert. Dancers are Avielle Raymore, Brittany Clonch, Denae Osborne, Kristin Farley, A.J. Grant, Tara Clinton, Megan Duncan, Amy Ross, Tess Doeffinger, and Elizabeth Somerville. I Manning signs seven-year, $98 million contract 34th Annual Black Knight Revue • POINT PLEASANTThe 34th Annual Black Knight Revue under the direction of Gary W. Burdette will take place March 12- 14 at th e Point Pleasant Middle Schoo l gym. The theme of this year's show is "Black Knight Idols" and will include musical selections " A Little Less Conversation," "'Fame," and "A Montent Like This." In addition, the audience will be treated to medleys of Beatie~ and Aretha Franklin tunes. There will also be a few new touches added this year. The Friday and Saturday Crow's Family Restaurant shows begin at 7 p.m.; the Sunday show will begin at 3 p.m. The doors will open one hour prior to show time. Tickets are $5 for adu lts and $3 for students. Additional information may be obtained by calling .the PPHS band room (leaye a message), at 6754609. ., Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken Pomeroy, Ohio Drive-Thro Window 992 ~5432 2400 !;astern Ave. (Across from KMart) Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 (740) 446-1711 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts agreed to a $98 million, seven-year contract that includes an NFL-record $34.5 million signing bonus. The deal will drop the. NFL co-MVP's salary cap number to $8.3 million, giving the Coils more tlexibility to sign players when the free -agency period opens Wednesday. Manning's entire bonus is guaranteed. and he can earn another $19 million in roster bonuses. SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) - Quarterback Jeff Garci\t was released by the San Francisco 49ers, ending his five-year tenure with the team. The 49ers also released two-time Pro Bowl guard Ron Stone in an attempt to get under the salary cap. Garcia. a threeltime Pro Bowler, was unable to agree on a restructured contract with the 49ers, who wanted to reduce hi s salary from the $9.9 million he was scheduled to earn in 2004. Grandy, Trimble run over Southern BY BRAD SHERMAN , BSHERMAN@MYDAILYTRIBUNE .COM WELLSTON- In the first quarter, Trimble looked sort of like the Little Engine That Could . But for the rest of the game, the Lady Cats looked more like a bullet train. After scoring just seven points in the openmg quarter. Trimble exploded for 57 over the final three frames. taking a 64-50 decision over Southern in a girls basketball Division IV Southeast District final. Trimble (22-1) advances to next week's regional tournament at Pickerington North High School. They will face eit her Berlin Hiland or Shadyside, who play their di strict tinal Friday. Southern (16-7) ended its campaign with a 17-6 record. The Lady Tornadoes led 12-7 at the first turn. as they held Trimble standout Jennifer Grandy to four points. But the sophomore scored nine in the second quarter en route to a game- hi )ih 28 pomts. "I think she 's the greatest in Southern Ohio, just because she can do so m .a n r , thrngs. Southern Wolfe coach Scott Wolfe said of Grandy. ''And she does it in a gutsy fashion." Wolfe's Lady 'Does held the lead until the 3:00 mark of the second quarter, then a breakaway layup by Julie Trace gave Trimble its tirst lead. A Brooke Kiser free throw pulle<.l Southern even at 17 apiece, but an Allory Hooper 3-pointer from the baseline gave Trimble a lead it never relinquished. "I think had we gone ahead and maintained the lead, it might have been a different ga me," explained Southern coach Scott Wolfe. "Trimble is sort of like a freight U11in, once they get ahead of you it' hard to stop them trom behind. All you' re doing is collecting railroad ties and they're just drdgging you along." Trimble led 28-20 at halftime. and put Southern away with a 16-7 scoring edge in · the third stanza. Besides Grandy. Trace and Hooper also reached double figures for the winners with 14 and 12 respectively. Hooper also added a teamhigh 14 rebounds . Katie Sayre was the lone Lady Tornado in double figures with 13 points and Io rebounds. Deana Pullin s and Brooke Kiser both scored ·six. Ash le y Roush contributed nine rebotmds. Seniors Dunn, Jessica Hill, Pullins and Sayre all played their final game in a Southern basketball uniform . Wolfe gave them much credi t for is team's success this season. "They provided great leadership. I think you go as far as vour seniors." Wolfe sai<.l. "Our seniors carried us to this level this year." Trimble's Jennifer Grandy (24) dnves to the basket as Southern 's Deana Pullins defends. Trimble defeated the Lady Tornadoes, 64-40, m Wednesday's Division IV distnct fina l. (Brad Sherman) Lady Eagles claim district title BY BRAD SHERMAN BSHERMAN@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM WELLSTON When Tiger Woods won every golf major in.a row, but not in the same season, it was called a "Tiger Slam." Perhaps what Eastern accomplished should be dubbed an "Eagle . Slam." A 47-40 victory over Richmond Dale Southeastern Wednesday at Well ston High School, earned the Lady Eagles their third-ever girls Division IV Southeast Districit championship. Eastern (I 7-6) also won district titles in volleyball this season, and in softball last spring. The basketball diS(fict crown is the first since 1999. "The girls have worked very hard to get themselves here, its been a long time coming," said Eastern coach Ri ck Edwards. The Lady Eagles advance to next week's regional tournament at Pickerington North High School. They will face either Centerburg or Morral Rid~edale, they meet in a drstrict final Friday. Southeastern · ended its campaign, the best in recenl memory, with a 17-6 record. Eastern never trailed in the fourth quarter, but the Lady Panthers found themselves within striking distance inside the final two minutes. "We talked about it all week long, this was going to be a very ~ood contest between two srmilar teams," Edwards said. "We talked at Please see Eagles. 86 Red men baseball makes it eight wins • 1n a row STAFF REPORT SPORTS@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM Eastern's Morgan Weber takes her turn at cutting down the net Wednesday after the Lady Eagles' 47-40 victory over ~uth eastern . Eastern. who won its third distrct crown , now advances to the regional tournament in Pickerington . (Brad Sherman) Redwomen softball inks Jackson catcher I STAFF REPORT SPORTS@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM RIO GRANDE - University of Rio Grande Head Softball Coach David Pyles stayed close to home to sign his third recruit for the 2005 season with the signing of Jackson High School standout Whitney Harless to a letter-of-intent. Harless, a 5-7 catcher, also has the versati lity to play elsewhere. She can play the outfield and has played shortstop at the prep level. This season will be her fourth year of playing softball tor the lronladies. Harless gamered 2nd team AII-Disuict honors two years ago and was Ist team AII-SEOAL and Ist team Ali-Disuict last season. Harless was happy to sign with Rio Grande. "It's a great feeling," Harless said. "It's exciting to know that I'll be able to go play college ball next year. " It also kind of takes some weight off my shoulders, so I can just enjoy the rest of my senior year and hopefully have a great season," s~e added. The newest · Rro recruit mentioned her reasons for choosing to play for the Redwomen . "I really liked the campus, I it's kind of like its' own little community." she said. "It's close to home also. so I liked that and other than that I think they have a great softball program with a good group of girls and a really great coach." Harless fhose Rio Grande over Shawnee State. . Harless also stated that she is familiar with some of her new teammates having played in the Rio Grande winter league the past two years. Jackson High School Coach Tim Shook was also happy for Harless and had high praise for her skills on the diamond. "I was lucky enough to be able to write her name on the Iine-up card, she is just an excellent softball player," Shook said. "She's a hard worker, willing to learn, last year was the first time she had ever caught behind the plate before and just picked that up and just absorbed everything that I could teach her. "She's got a lot more to learn (about catching), but I think anything she puts her mind to. she can do it." Shook sees .this signing as. something that can benefit the program long term. "I think su. I think a good example around here. if you look al what happened with Oak Hill basketball after Jamie Lewis went tu Ohi o State. it just blossoms tu your youn ger programs." Rio Grande has been lhin at catcher the past two seasons, so wi th the addition of Harless. Coac h Pyles is relieve<.! to have a player of her caliber in the fold . "We were tickled lo death to get to sign a local kid of the caliber of Whitney,.. he said . "She's an exceptinnal you ng lady. good in the classroom and jLJst polite and mannerly." "She has a good frame , very good sized kid aml she's athletic,'' he added. "Whitney is another nne, I'm bringing her in as catching number one. but I haven ' t ruled out the fact that she may even look at the corner positions and possibly eve n outfield, if need be." She plans to major in Radiology. Whitney is Ihe daughter of Rich and Kim Harless of Jackson. She joins Canal Winchester's Talya Gi ll espie and Middletown Bishop Fenwick's Jenny Phillips as the newest recruits for' the Rio Grande women's softball squad . RIO GRANDE - A fiverun sixth inning gave the University of Rio Gran<.le Rcdmen baseball team some vital insurance runs as they rolled to their eighth consecutive victory, defeating visi ting Georgetown College. 6-0 at Robert Evans Field Wednesday. Game two was called due to rain in the bottom of the first inning with the score tied 2-2 . Rio Grande (9-4 I seni or hurler Chad Wolfe was the story as he pitched a gem . The New Boston naliw had lhe best outing of his col legiate career. Wolfe struck out II batters in six innin!(s and gave up only one hit with two walks. Wolfe ( 1-01 fanned ei~ ht of the first nine Tiger batters in a display that was as dominating as any in Rio Grande baseball hi story. Senior reli ever Tim Sutton pi tch ed a scorele ss seventh . striking out two bailers. including Conrad Cessna to end the ga me. Rio Grande got che scoring started in the fourth inning. Freshman first haseman Nate Chau si n ~ lc<.l and later scored on a hit by sophonH)rc right fielder Marcu s Gnolsby. Goolsby was a perfect 3-for-~ at the plate with a run scored and an RBI. The sn1re rem ained I-ll until the sixth when the Redmen chased Georgetown start er Andy Burn s il - l ) from the hill. Rio Gnmde had fnur hits in the innin~ . includ1n g RBI si1rgles l)y Brent Ewin.c and Scott Peterman. Peterman's knock plated two runs <tnu made the score 5-0. Peterman went 2for-2 with a <.louble. two RBI. a stolen hase and collected a pair of walks. Sophomore desi gn<ned hitter Michael Branon added an . RBI with a fielder's choice thai upped the count to 6-0. Nieik Mahon had the only hit fdr the Tiger>. a two-out single in the fifth to break the Please see Reclmen, 86 '' �OREBOARD The Daily Sentinel Mento ake EdgOINOOd 45 Prep basketball Dtvltion IV Southeast Olstr ct Flna Eastern 47 Southeastern 40 S<lutheaste n 9 Eastern 1 10 5 9 7 6 - 40 47 20 - SOUTHEASTERN (17 6) - Ka a BoM 6 3-4 16 Ash on H ce 6 1 3 14 Ashey McCray o 12 1 Jess ca D)lon o o 0 Kristen Monroe 1 0-Q 2 N kk Young 3 1 4 7 Megan Skaggs 0 0 0 0 TOTALS - 16 6 14 40 EASTERN (1 7 6) - Alyssa Ho er 3 6 8 13 K staWhte3006 MoganWebe 3 2 48 Jesse Hupp 0 2 4 2 Hal e B oaks 1 1 1 3 E n Webe 1 3-4 5 Jen Hayman 4 24 OTOTALS - 5162547 3 po n goa s -.- SE 2 (Bobo Easte n 1 (Hoi e ) Division IV Southeast District Final Trimble 64 Southern 40 Southern c mble 12 6 7 21 7 13 40 6 20 - 64 SOUTHERN ( 6 7) Kate Say a 6 1 13 BookeK se 466 KaseSee s20 0 4 Deana Pu ns 2 2 6 Ash ey Rou sh 2 ().Q 4 Ashley Dunn 1 0 0 2 Joa nne Plckans 1 a 0 2 K s na W I ams 0 1 3 lndaEddyO O 00 Jo dan Nege 0 0 00 JesscaH~ 100 2 Be hanyVance OO OO Maloy H I 000 0 Susan B aue 00 0 0 TRIMBLE (22 1) - Jess ca Bu dane 0 0 0 0 Jul e 1i ace 5 3 4 4 AI c a You ng 0 0 0 0 Al e a And ews 1 2 3 Jessca Gandy o o o o Hannah Fa es 2 0 2 4 Jenn le G andy 11 4 12 2B A e Jago 0 0 0 0 2 3 A o y Hoopa 5 2 5 2 TOTALS- 25 27 64 3 po n goa s Southern (Pul ns Ash abul a 55 Ohio High School Boys Basketball Wednesdays Results Tournament Va n We I 55 Wapakone a 38 Wa en How and 60 Youngs Rayon 56 W a d 72 Kenton 47 DIVISION Ill Campbe 75 Wa en Champ on 63 Ce MLK61 Ce Ho zonScence47 Lo u sv e Aqu nes ao L sbon Ande son 50 Wa en JFK 7 Newt6n Fa Is 65 20T Young s U su a 62 A wa e Wa e oo 38 DIVISION V Cn CakMonesso 6 Faye lev e50 C n Lanclma k T n ty 59 C n Summ Coun y Day 57 Cos Af ce n c53 M espo 48 Da ton 59 E y a Ope Doo 49 Lancase Fshe Cah 61 M t odCene Fa banks 58 g 57 F Lo am e 56 Mt Ve non Academy 54 Cos We I ng on 53 Newa k Cath 65 Ma on Ca h 50 Newbu y 57 Fa po 4 R chmond His 6 C e Hts Lu he an E 37 S dney Fa aw 75 DeGra A ve s de 59 Oh o High School G rls Buketbal Wednesdays Results Tournament DIVISION II Ak Hoban 67 No ton 34 Beo W Banch5 2 Mogadoe F e d26 Desde TVa ey45 Ca o on44 C n Made a 3 M ddle own Mad son 19 Zanesv e W Musk ngum 60 Suga creek Ga a'.'.ay 52 DIVISION IV DIVISION I Barbe on 64 Ak E e 5 Bedfo d 73 Garf e d Hts 53 Ce na 67 Bowl ng G een 53 Cn Sycamo e64 Cn Cole a n 53 Ce Glenv e76 Mayted 4 1 Cos 8 ookhave 72 Co s B ggs 38 E yr a 45 Lakewood 41 G een 72 Ak Ga I e d 56 Ham on 38 Farfed32 L be y Twp akota E 70 C n Weste n H s 59 Mason 77 C n A ken 7 OT Men o 82 Ashtabu a Lakes de 51 N Can Hoove 70 Ma etta 59 0 egon C ay 48 To Wh me 43 Sandusky 75 F emo Ross 6 Sylvan a No hv ew 46 Ha and Sp ng 33 Sylvan a Southv ew 62 To Wa e 57 Tho mas We th fng tan 55 G ovepa Mad son 54 OT T ff n Calumb an 75 Manon Hard ng 65 OT To S Johns 103 Tol WOodwa d 52 Tw nsburg 51 Shake Hts 46 Wes lake 50 La ain Adm at K ng 46 OT Wh ehouse An hony Wayne 52 F nd ay 48 63 Can DIVISION II Akr Buchta 73 Cop ey 53 G ous e 1 mb e 64 Rae ne Southe n 40 Aeedsv I e Easte n 47 A chmond Da e SE 40 Shadys de 59 S asbu g F ank 43 W Va prep basketbal scores Wednesdays Resu ts G r s Reg onals Cha eson Ca hac 54 Bu ch 47 Ham 54 To sa 52 Me ce Ch s an 73 Meadow B dge 37 Mao e ed 54 Tucke Cou y 5 Pocahon as Coun y 5 Faye ev e 49 OT Sou h Ha son 56 Hu d ed 50 Whee ng Cen a 6 Va ey We ze 49 W amstown 73 Wahama 33 Boys Sect one s B dgepo t 70 L be y Ha son 39 B oake 55 Whee ng Pa k 54 Cap ta 74 Rp ey 58 Fayettev e 58 Gau ey B dge 46 Ha ts 67 Duval 33 Hedgesv e 57 Jaffe son 43 Hun ng on 69 Sp ng Va ey 35 OakGen 84 We 66 P aston 48 Eas Fa man 42 S Abans67 N o44 Tug Val ey 65 Wayne 50 Whee ng Ce t a 48 Madonna 37 Boys regular season Ekns50 Unvesty39 Ak N58AkE56 Belo t W Branch 59 A ance 56 B ya 43 Pembe v le Eastwood 36 Can T mken 43 Ak Coven y 4 Cana Fu on NW 71 Akr Spr ng 38 Cln Turp n 48 St Be nard Rage Bacon 45 C n Wyom ng 57 8atav a C ermont NE Eastern AI Distr ct Teams GIRLS DIVISION I ARSTTEAM Madd e MeGa vey Zanesv le 5 7 soph 17 Jenn te Angle Zanesv le 57 sr 112 A sonlawye Zanesv e 60 13 44 SPEC AL MENTON Clyde 68 Oak Harbo 57 Cu~ahoga Fa s Walsh Jesu 1 55 R chi a d Rave e 43 Festa a 70 Napoleon 69 G ra d63 N es McKnley61 Greenf ed McC a n 62 Ga po s Ga a Abbey W nand Zanesv e 45 Lex ngton 57 Uppe Sandusky 46 l ma Shawnee 89 Pau d ng 4 McArthur V nton County 73 Wash ng on CH Mam Tace70 Young Newcome stown 5 DIVISION II FIRST TEAM T stan Dye M e sbu g West Holmes 5 9 s 12 7 Breezy Ne son E Uverpool 5 4 sr 15 o Rache McCoy L sbon Beave Loca 60s 226 Naa e M e Dove 59 17 9 Jut e Gu e Zanesv e Maysv le 60 sr 71 Ash ey Lowde m k Carrol ton 57 sr 17 4 1i c a Smth D esden T Va ey 5 10 40 1 s P aye s of he yea Jul e Gu le Zanesv I e Maysv e Na al e M 1e Dove Rache McCoy L sbon Beave Loca Coaches of he yea Jared Ha Dove Ron Smyth A chmond Ed son loc~l K st n Daughe ly Warsaw Ave V f!W 5 1 fresh B 4 Sa ah Van Ho n McConnelsv e Mogan 5 10 15 Jenn e Moody New Conca d John Glenn 6 3 s 15 El zabe h Repe a S eubenv e 5 7 I esh 65 eah Snyder RIChmond Ed son Loca 5 5 s 12 Lau en Food R chmond Ed son Loca 5 0 J 11 5 Jess ca Lynn Camb dge 5 7 s 158 Ka e McCay Dove 56 s 131 T sha Uh M e sbu g Wes Homes 56 2 THIRD TEAM Rache Poo man Zanesv e Maysv I e 5 9 esh 1 Ka e Lee Byesv e 5 Tab a Meadowb aok 5 5 soph Romano Ca ol on 5 0 s 11 Wh ey W a s Wa saw R ve Vew 56 soph 8 6 Yasm n P umley E L ve poo 5 4 s 2 7 T lfany Youe Bye sv le Meadowb oak 5 4 2 SPECIAL MENTION Mandy Humph ey M ersbu g Wes Homes Ash ey Owen Wa saw R ve V ew Ta a Hamb e on L sbon Beave Loca Uz Canna E L ve poo M ssy E ans R chmond Ed son Loca u a Hodk nson Cad z Ha r son Cen a M cha ene Jones Steubenv e Lau en Va en ne 8yesv e Meadowb ook Hea he Moo e Ph o Em y Shea s Zanesv 1c Maysv e Jeanna G H~h Dover Ca e Hammond Dave Hayley 0 Ha a Uh ~ehsv o C aymon Saman ha acobs Ca o on Emly Fey New Phadepha K s nW ght New Phladepha HONORABLE MENTION Kasey Bowman Wa saw A ve V ew A n e Leghy M esbug We s Homes Ang e Sk nne R ch mond Ed son Local Abbey Becca Ray and Buckeye oca Ka y Saccocc a S eubenv e Ke y 0 dake R chmond Ed son oca Saman ha L en ha Camb dge B anna Co ey Zanesv e Maysv e B nany Lyons Ph o Sha na Appe son McConne sv e Mo gan Jenna Gebha I New Conco d John G enn Sa a P nee D esden T Va ey M che e McC ay Dove Amanda B yan Ca o on Kaye Sp ke Ca o on Kaye a r d ck New Ph lade ph a Ash ee A cha dson Uh chsv e C aymont Hea h W gh Uh chsv e C aymon 10 4 DIVISION Ill FIRST TEAM Jess ca McKen z e Zanesv e West 22 6 Shannon Mus I< ng m 6 0 Leasu e Sa ahsv e Shenandoah 5 7 s 24 Em y M e Be mont Un on Loca 5 7 199 NcoeA de so Ba esv e 5 11 s 2 1 2 En Hede bach St C a rsv le 5 10 s 16 4 Ashley Vav e~ Be a e 5 7 soph 23 Amy B uney Ma t ns Fe v 5 0 s 4 4 As hly Sawon S eubenv e Ca th Cent a 55 s 15 P aye s o tt e yea Jess ca McKenz e Za nesv e Wes Musk ngum Shannon Leasu e Sa ahsv le Shenandoah Coach of th e yea Jack e Ross Steubenv I e Calh Cen a SECOND TEAM Rachel K mbe y Coshocton 5 7 97 Chand a Mye s Sugarc eek Ga away 6 3 s 10 2 At>h ey Paso Suga c eek 10 0 Amy H nes Ga away 5 0 s Ba nesv e 5 5 s 18 9 Sa ah Huck Beve y Fo 1 F ye 56 soph 14 6 Kr sa K nney Belmont Un on l oca 5-11 s 162 Key Po en S Carsv e 5 10 soph 14 4 K m Rose La e C ly Buckeye Tra 5-9 r15 THIRD TEAM L sa A cha dson Zanesv le We s Muskngum 59 s 12 AmeRe hm le Ma ns Fe y 6 1 soph 14 Amy K ttle Lo e C y Buckeye lia l 57 f esh 11 2 Tessa Pohovey Zoa vi e Tusca awas Va ey 59 soph 14 8 Aache C uz Sarahsv e Shenandoah 5 0 1 12 Abby No an Beve ly Fo t F ye 5 a soph 3 4 To A denbaugh West Lafayette A dgewood 59 saph 10 5 La e se Wednesday a College Basketball HONORABLE MENnDN EAST Bos on Co ega 68 S Johns 54 Buffa o 77 Oh o 49 Fordham 84 La Sa e 75 Stacy Mc Fa and Coshocton Ambe Hawtha ne West Lafayette R dgewood Ke e Bahme West Lafayette R dgewood Jenne We ch Newcome stown M randa W ley Woodsf eld Mon oe Cen al N kk D sco Be a e Amanda D Ba cco Ma t ns Fe y 8 anna Cook Sa nesv e Lau en Pavl k S eubenv I e 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baske ba coac h NEW ENGLAND-An o ced he es ;J na1 on o Dav d abbe me s bas e oa and sottba coach P ... bllc.= IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO HOME NATIONAL BANK PLAINTIFF vs CHRISTOPHER D SMITH AKA CHRISTOPHER SMITH ETAL OEFENDANTS CASE NO 03 CV 40 NOTICE OF SALE By Virtue of an Allaa Order of Sale Issued out ol the common Pleas Court of Meigs County Ohio In the case of the Home National Bank Plaintiff vs Christopher D Smith aka Christopher Smith at al Defendants upon a Judgment therein rendered being Case No 03 CV-40 In said Court the SheriN of Meigs County Ohio will oHer lor sale at the front door of the Courthousa m Pomeroy Me1gs County Ohio on the 16th day of April 2004 at 1000 am the following lands and tenements locat ad at 317 Wright Street Pomeroy OH45769 A complete legal descrlptloW' of the real estate ts as follows Situate In the v1llage of Pomeroy Meigs County State of Ohio and more fully described as follows Commencing at a point lr'l the lntarsec lion of the existing easterly right of way line ol Mulberry Avenue and the exist lng northerly right of way line of Wright Street thence N 44 degrees 52 28 E along the existing northerly right of way line of Wright Street 871 72 feet to a point thence N 53 degrees 011 00 E conllnulng alang aald line 426 01 leal to an Iron pin and the real point of beginning lor the land herein described thence N 37 degrees 00 00 W along a hne passing an Iron pin at 131 32 feet a total d1stance of 499 39 feat to an 1ron pin lhence N 2 degrees 00 00 W along a ltne 177 09 feet to an Iron pin thence S 84 dagreea 00 00 E along a line 277 00 teet to an Iron pin thence S 17 degrees 00 00 E along a line 332 00 leal to an 1ron pin thence S 26 degrees 30 00 E along a line 21 00 feet to an Iron pin thence S 53 degrees 00 00 w along a line 121 oo feet to an 1ron ptn thence S 26 degrees 30 00 E along a llna 125 00 feet to an 1ron pin in the eXISting northerly r1ghl of way of Wnght Street thence S 53 degrees 00 00 W along the exlstmg northerly right ol way line of Wnght Street 43 00 feet to the point of begmnlng and con talntng 2 725 acres Subject to all legal highways and ease menls of record Descnptlon lor the above descnbed tracts bemg the result of a survey made by Richard C Glasgow R S No 5161 Reference Deed Volume 115 Page 883 Meigs County Official Records Auditor s Parcel No 16-Q0302 00 The above described reel estate Is sold As Is without wafrantles or covenants Property Address 317 Wright Street Pomeroy OH 45769 Real Estata Appraised at $85 000 00 The real eatata cannot be sold lor leu 1han two thlrda the appraised value TERMSol SALE 10% down day of sale bal once an delivery of deed Sold s bJect to accrued 2004 real estate taxes ALL SHERIFF S SALES OPERATE UNDER THE DOC TRINE OF CAVEAT EMPTOR PROSPEC TIVE PURCHASERS ARE URGEO TO CHECK FOR LIENS IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO THE MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF MAKES NO GUARANTEE AS TO THE STATUS OF TITLE PRIOR TO SALE Douglas w Ltttle Attorney lor Plaintiff (2) 26 (3) 4 11 Public Notice Shenll s Sale of Real Estate Rev1sed Code Sec 2329 26 The State of Oh1o Me1gs County BENEFICIAL OHIO INC Plaintiff VS DENNIS BROOKS et al Defendant Case No 03CV103 In pursuance of an Order of Sale 1ssued by the Clerk of Courts of Common Pleas of Meigs County tn the above entitled actton I will offer lor sale at public auction at the door of the Court House In the abova named County on Friday the 23rd day of April 2004 at 10 00 o clock a m 1he lol lowing described real estate situate In the County of and State of Ohio and In the Township of Scipio to wtl Situated In the Township of Sclp1o County of Meigs and State of Ohio PARCEL 1 Bemg In Section 17 Range 14 of the Oh1o compa ny s Purchase Beginning on the south line of sa1d Section 93 rods East of the Southeast cor ner thereof thence North 12 rods to the land formerly owned by J P Borough thence West aboul18 rods and t 0 1/2 feat to the northeast cor ner of School House lot m Pagevtlle Separate Dtstr1ct thence South 10 rods to the Southeast cor ner of said School House lot thence Easl 60 feet thence South 2 rods thence East about 15 rods to the place of begm nlng contatnlnQ one and one fourth (1 1141 acres more or less PARCEL 2 ALSO the tollowmg land lylpg East of and adjoining Lots 40 and 41 aforesaid com mencmg at the Southeast corner ol sa1d Lot No 40 thence East 20 rods and 6 feet thence North 19 rods thence West 20 rods and 6 feet thence 19 rods to the place of begin ntng contalmng Two and One hall (2 1/2) acres more or lesp and bemg m sa1d above named Section 17 Town 7 Range 14 Last pnor con veyance Volume 245 Page 489 Me1gs County Dead Records Excepting and reservtng to the Grantors 4011 acres as described In Land Installment Contract recorded In Volume 141 Page 509 of the Meigs County Mortgage Records Last Dead Reference Vol 276 Page 29 Meigs County Deed Records PARCEL 3 Situated m Sectoon 17 Town 9 Range 14 West Commencing at a point In the Southwest Corner of JK;;: ... ow,. said Sect1on 17 thence east along the south line of said Section 17 1287 feet more or less to an Iron pin In the soUih east corner of the old school house lot as recorded In Deed Book 172 Page 676 In lhe Records of the Meigs County Recorder s Office and bemg the real point of beginning lor the land herein desert bed thence north 90 degrees 00 00 east continuing along the south line of said Section 17 and the existing norlherly right of way line of Academy Street (Township Road Number 142) 112 00 feet to an Iron pm thence north 0 degree 00 00 east along a line 156 00 feet to an Iron ptn In the east line of said school house lot 112 00 feel to the point of beginning and contalmng 0 4011 acres Subject to all legal highways and ease ments of record Prior Deed Ref Vol 245 Page 489 Meigs county Recorders Office Description lor the above described tract being the resulls of a sur vey made by Rtchard C Glasgow R S No 5161 Deed Volume Reference 278 Page 23 Me1gs County Deed Records Parcel Nos 17 00740 &17-Q0741 PROPERTY ADDRESS 35272 Pagevllle Road Albany OH4571 0 Said Premises appraised at $36 000 and cannot be sold lor less than lwo thirds of that amount TERMSOF SALE Purchaser ol lhe property other than Plaintiff or 11en holder shall be required to deposit 1110 of the l"Jc:•C.lc..:~- I>eli'V~recl appraised value at the time of the sale In the form of a cashier a check and the balance of the proceeds to be paid within ten (10) days of the sale by 12 00 noon to the SharHI Should the purchaser fall to .make timely payment of said pro ceads II Is ordered said deposit of 111 o of the appraised value shall be with held by Plaintiff as and lor costa associ ated wllh advertise ment and resale of said real astate of Interest charges Ralph Trussell Shariff Meigs County Allornay lor PlalniHI Robart K Hogan (0024966) Javltch Block & Rathbone LLP 602 Ma1n Street Suite 500 Cincinnati Ohio 45202 (513) 744 9600 (2) 26 (3) 4 11 Public Notice Sheriff s Sale of Real Estate (Ohio Revised Code Sec 2329 26) The State of Ohio Malgs County CITY NATIONAL BANK OF WEST VIR GINIA Plaintiff VS No 03 CV077 JOHN P ASH ET AL Defendants In pursuance of an Order of 5ale In the above entitled action I will offer tor sale at public auction al the door of the Courthouse in Pomeroy In the above named County on Friday lhe 16th dey of April 2004 al 1030 oclock AM the following described real estate slluated In the County of Meigs and State of Ohio and In the VIllage of 1.-. Rl~ht Middleport to wit The following described real estate situate In the VIllage of Middleport County of Melga and State of Ohio and bounded and described as lol lows Parcel One Lot Number 114 situated In the Village of Middleport OhiO Meigs County Excepting such real estate as Ia con talned In Vol 228 Page 701 as was sold to Floyd E Brown et ux ga zat ons and ea n u 0 sa hou p us bonuses Ful o pa me sh fts ava ab e Ca oday to schedu e an n ervew 1 877 463-6247 ext AS SEEN ONTV NSTRUCT ON LEARN TO DR VE TRACTOR TRAILER NEW PROGRAM Fo nd S be a Ad ca Ru and Deed Reference Volume 282 Page 147 Meigs County Dead Records Meigs County Auditor Parcel Number 15 01474 000 Parcel Two Beginning at the northeasterly corner of Lot No 114 112 thence In a southerly direction 25 feet thence In a westerly direction parallel with the north line of Lot No 114112 601eet thence northerly par au,. to the street 25 teet thence easterly along the line of Lot No 114 112 60 feet to the place of begin nlng Being pari of the real estate described In Vplume 37 Page 432 Meigs County Deed Records Deed Reference Volume 282 Page 147 Meigs Courty Deed Records Prior Rele(,nce Deed Volume-' 303 Page 305 Meigs County Deed Records Meigs County Auditor Parcel Number 15 01473 000 Said Pram I ses Located at 159 North 5th Avenue Middleport OH 45760 Said Premises Appraised at $25 000 00 and c~n not be sold lor less than two thirds of of a loved one For more mfonna tion, contact your local Oh1o Valley Pubhshmg office hOu d neu e ed rna e af ad of guns and men Rewa d o 6u n 740 339 1594 YARil SAlE (,AI I II~JLIS H HIRINQ 2004 POSTAL JOBSI UP TO $1 047 71 WEEKLY FREE CAL FOR NTERVIEW AND REG STAAT ON NFORMAT ON SIGN ON BONUS ST 00 ~A L LERS SELECT AREAS 1 BOO 892 5549 EXT 92 7 DAYS AWESOME CAREER FOR 2004 no ma 10n serv ce compa ny s seek ng med echs ph ebotom sts EMT s and LPN s o do nsurance e)(ams the Ga po s & Pome oy a ec:t Mus have 1 yea b ood d aw expe ence Par me Schedu e you own appo n men s Fa)l esume o D st ct Manage Posta Pos t ons $14 80$36 00+ hr Fede a h e fu I benef Is Ca 7am 7pm CST 0 () • A ypes of mason y b ck b ock & soe 20 ys E)(pe ence f ee es mate , 304 773 9550 304 593 1007 www comics com $ 5 44 $2 1 40 h now h ng Fo appl ca on and I ee government ob n o ca I Arne can Assoc of Laoo , (9 3)599 B220 24 h s emp se v Cal Ken 7401992 7440 School Fundra1s1ng D acto needed fo loca a ea to wok wth schoos PTA s and youth g cups Avg 46K 813 7BB 6157 W do odd JObs ca pen y 2m e ou Peasan Rdge (740 992 9263 I oo cove ng any h ng you Road Ga po s Fe y WV New 4 'I de on y need Reasonab y p ced $ 45 000 Ca Rc~ & Judy down an d only $169 53 pe (304 BB2 297B 304 377 Jo dan 304)576 2035 mo th ca Ka ena 740 385 4633 767 1 and t acto eng nes ASE Ce I ed Meehan c Cal (740)44 306 leave a message ll'i \\l l\1 10 BUSINI-liS Ol~~llffiJNfrY STNA CNA 4bed oom 2 1 2 ba th b ck 4x 7 mob e home wh e home At 588 C ose o sdng back shng ed oo town 740)441 0504 and sh te s 2 bed oom 2 2 bath nc udes Ox22 $135 000 neg covered po ch unde p n 8 oom Ranch 1800 sq f n ng and gutte s $14 000 w stove 3 bed com 2 ac es com (740 3B8 97 17 9991 p etey emodeed n Ro G ande a ea (740 )2 45 2ba cen ent 9525 ta a deck $4800 mob e homes nc udes wa e sewe & (304 BB2 36B2 Bl Level House 4 bed ash no pets depos & 993 Redman 3b 2b h $300 pe mon h 740 992 ooms 2 baths 3 ton ce 1 a a e set c heat a ge deck 2 on y $ 3 995 nc udes cen 2 67 ca a ached ga age 1 1 2 t a a and de ve y ca I ac es 40x30 detached N kk 740 385 994B gaagew hba h 2 oncen 14X80 Oakwood t a heat p opane hea 2000 and 2 bed oom opa t ga age ma ches house mob e home 3 bed oom 2 oa elect c Ca l men s u n shed and unlu paved d veways and cad bah HHA SCIIoOLS lrosrnUCTION acre (740)709 11 86 A 1real estate advertls ng in I his newspape s subject o the Fode n Fal Hous ng Ac of 1968 whieh makes I lega to advertise any p efe e nce m at on o An E)(cellenl way lo earn money lets ta k the o lgln o any Intent on to make any auch prete ence lm latlon o d acr mlnatlon Thla newspaper wll nol knowing y accop advert Mments to ea eatale Which 11 In violation of lhe aw Ou reade a are hereby Informed that all dwe lings advert aed In thll newspape are available on an equal opportun IY baa.. 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