https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/478135b7e11f2fa4038edaa151372734.pdf ed48b9c241c75821a3675df03752a608 PDF Text Text ..... 8th ltiA Cnn•M«h• 81 • !;;:t.i ~m :E M."'tCt • = = t(s II BltLE&Ik I 1• =::::-- reviews MHS sports plans -. the tad or the tUg sdlool pniDg lot btlwte~~ the hl&h sdlool lind ~s Middle School, which is; urodet ~ ~ (t'lSI is. S.SOO..OOQ, aQl includiQ8 ~1.000 tQ • writte.D iDI0 the bid S{*if~ ~ lUl ~ for a me:tal roof to Mlltdl the ~ of the new Me~ Middle Sdlool. It ~by boMl members. that oo bMd issue IOOI\Ie$or ~~)' hW • ~ w.,.. t'lmds. will • 8(l.iJII into lbe ~ tioo of the s.pOOs. I'Uitility. lind IM.t there will OOl bt il bond iS&Ut put QO the lNlllot to tlmd the project, · LA._<;t ~. ~o~m s.oond)y defeated 1 bond issue whkh would hil~ general- Deaths \.aura.ttiftle. 9S Maxie Pont\ 88 Harry Lyons Sr.. 64 Pomeroy .athlete heads to Transplant Games ...... AJ High: 80s, Low: 60s ...... u --. ~··· " v \. '""*•· .... ... - 'tl . ~ 'Ill \. Kill II::IH. IVOMH.M " ~ tl II 'It \. I c tr 'tLl\.Cft'i ltl •• Alleaedthlef appa ehended .... - GALLIPOLIS l>eputies from the Gallia County Sheriff's Office apprehended Brad Lee Bowmtn, 24, Pol"t P\easant. W.Va., on Sunday aftat he allegedly stole 10 canons of cigarettes from the Spring Valley Marathon station. Atcording to a repon, Deputy Jeff Smith found the suspect walking in the creek behind Woodland Centers, just otT of Ohio I fiO near Holz.er Medical Center, and took him into custody with the assistance of Deputy Shawn Burton ahd Trooper Jason Cadle of the State Highway Patrol. . Bowman, who had two outstanding felony warrants, was placed in the OatHa County jail and charged with theft. llt .. Ll IN.- IC ' ' ' ' ' c•""" BIGNATI HOMELAND SECURITY Grant money to be spent on radio equipment Mathews to play volleyball at Disney BY llltwl\ Rim BREE!ltiMVOMYSENTINtl.COM POMEROY - Morgan Mathews of Pomeroy is going for the gold this summer, competing not only to feel the thrill of athletic victory, but a chaooe to~ brate a new· lease on life: Mathews, daughter of Craig and Sandi Mathews of Athens, and Barbara and Carson Crow of Pomeroy, received a liver transplant in February 200 I, and now is one of 40 organ transplant reciRients who will represent 'Team Ollio" in the 2002 U.S. Transplant Games at Disney's Wide Wortd of Sports Complex in Florida thas week. She will compete. in vol· leyball. Mathews was a competi· tive volleyball player at Meigs Middle School and Meigs High school, where she graduated in 2000. Mathews is now a student at Hocking College in Nelsonville, where she studies culinary arts. Her competitive nature has also placed her on a competitive cooking team at the college. BY a.tw. J, RIID ment. whicll B~et' said hil and BRttPOMDIPERtt.tVOOAA:Y~-stNNTINaew~:.. thil tire lind pol•~~ clliefs ha~ "''"" . determined as fOO!it needed in equipment will be in the the t:ounty. . hands of loco! emergency That rndio equipment. crews and luw enforcement which bus ttlreudy •n :~gencies througla 11 Homeland approved at thil state le~l. Security grant recently will be custom~ fQr the uw!ll'ded to Meigs County. county·~ ~. Specitically. The Meigs Cou"ty Loclll tOO-watt UHf/ Hf radio.s Emergency Plunning with ea~erypttd tnlnsmissions Committee met Tuesday to will be purchused. di~uss pluns fOf 11 SSSJ 64 "Every tire depurtment ~and grant. ret.~ived l11st month police depanment will bt from the Depurtment of equip~ und will have tilt Justice Homeland Security Cl.lpubality of speaking with . program. eacll other regurdless . of · It is the second grant where thty ore." Byer Sllid. received by the ~'OUnty since "As tur tiS r cWJtell. thi! prethe Sept. II terrorist nttuch sent lire und EMS mdio sysMoipn Mattlewt A smaller gmnt of $1.667 wa~ tern dc.les not 'heur' ~'OITCI:t­ received shortly. ul\er tho,.o;e Jy;· Byer snid. " It u!\l's one The transploot Games, "Ttllm Ohio will show the · ·attacks for emergency pre- antenna to both trnnsmit and which begoo Monday and world that transplantation pnrednes_~. receh-e messtages on a ISwill continue throu$h works and that org~n recipiThe grant program is year-old S)'Stem." Saturday. are Ill\ Qlympac- ents can go on to lead designed to protect local Byer Stlld he und the chiefs style event for athletes who heolthy, productive lives,'' emergency workers in the will meet with Miller have received life-saving said Orelle Jucl:son, cxeeuevent of a domestic terrorist Communkutions to fioulire orgoo transplants of every live di~tor of the National uttuck. uc1.:ording to LEPC the selection of equipment. tnJe- including 1\e.rt, kid- Kidney Foundation of Ohio. Chuirmoo Bob Byer. Grants Another round of funding noy, liver, lung. pancreas Attendance ut the gumes were uwarded Ill oil of Ohio's through the DepaMment of and bone marrow. Athletes is expected to surpass last 88 counties to pursue Justice grant program will be will compete for gold, silver year's record-brenking udvnncements in equapment tiYt\ilnble soon. Byer suid. und and bronze medals In 13 dif· numbers, which included . inventories for usc by emer- could otl'er coumies funding ferent spons including track athletes from 50 stoles und gency resr,mse teums. of up to 50 or I 00 pen.~nt and field, swimming, tennis, five forei@n countries. Byer s111d he met with local ·more thun whut t.hey fll(.'eived basketball, cycling Und golf. In additton to the othletic fire chiefs, police chiefs and in the latest round. The gi\RleS are presented competitions. the games villuge otliciuls recently to Byer suid on~-e mdio equipby the National Kidney will feature special work· assess the county's needs. ood ment is purehnsed. the county Foundation and sponsored shops for donors und .their to determine how the county nmy consider purchasing by Novartis families and an educational can best use the .lutest gmnt decontamination equipment Phunnaccuticals Corp., and program for those involved funds. or detection equipmem with are designed, at leust in m transplantation. A 5K Uses ure limited to the pur· un~ additionul gmnt funds. paM, . to demonstrate the · road rncc at Epcot Center chose of personal protective ' We wnnt to muke sure thut life-saving power of organ will also be held in cons.ear. such us hazardous mate- whut we pul'cllase is somedonation. junction with the Games. nuls suits, equipment to thing we can use, and not detect hazardous materials, something that will sit uround decontamination equipment. und then not be servi~1lllble nnd communjcations equip- once we need it." Byer said. le woman dies ·Gallla .~ounty accident 21tdltu-UIItpt Caltndlr Classlfieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials AS 83-5 86 AS A4 Obituaries A3 A3 81·3 Mo~es Sports Wathe.r A2 • i002 Ololo Volloy Pub~ Ca. STAFl' REPORT a.m. crash, troopers said. Monon Road, Gallipolis, GALLIPOLIS - A two- Troopers said Ponn was were taken to HMC by EMS vehicle accident Tuesday on southb<lund when she wus with minor injuries, troopers Ohio 160ncar GalliP.<Jlis has unable to stop In time and suid. left · an elderly Wakesville struck the reur of a stop~d · The victim was released to area woman dead, the · pickup truck driven by Wtllis McCoy-Moore Funeral Gallia-Meigs Post of the Norman, 59, 17138 Ohio Home in Vinton for arrange· State Highway Patrol report- '160, Vinton. ments. ed. Norman was stopped in u The crash marks the third Maxie M. Ponn, 88, 73834 road construction ma at the traffic fatality of ·the year Ohio 124, Langsville, was time of the crash, the report investigated by the G-M Post pronounced dead at Holzer said. in Guilla County. The acciMedlcal Center, where she Norman and a passenger in dent remains under investi· was transported by Gallia his vehicle, 34-year-old galion. said Lt. Richard Cotmty EMS follow!ng the.9 Rosella Norman of 138 Buhl Grau, the post commooder. GRANT DISCUIIID - Meigs County LEPC Chlltlrman Bob . Byer, right, discusses the uses for a $51,000 liomeland Security grant recently received for safety equipment for local emergency worllers. Lt. Richard Grau. commander •for the Galli a-Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrot. Is also pictured. (Brian J. Read) ............, "Fa the Enlire Fan1iV Saturdav, June 29 10 am • 2 pm • HMC Ed~cation & Conference Center fREE SCREENINGS • Non·fas~ng cholesttrd and glucose, blood pressure, body lot analysis, and much men lor AQES 10 gnd UP! (Must bt accampanied by ci ~1'1111 If under 18.1 s-ral displays and heallh inlormation will be on-hand os well. Channel i 3's $torm1jqckw 'Nta!htr wil bt Ibn from 1 ·1 ;30 pm For more call 446•1679 • • ' . \ I • '\ . ~ I . MEDICAL CENTER Discover· the Holzer Difference www.holzer.org �lea-. The Daily Sentinel aa •u ntwu a , • •PlfSieA:S ' State may delay payments to schools, local govemments . liO?t t 1@ ~ - l.auR E. Rilfte.. 9S. Gallipolis. fonne;ty of hci~~~e.. died 1\le$day, June 25, 200l at Holzer Seni..Jc' ~ c - in Gallipolis.. Shew~ bam June I, 1907, in ~uity, d.tugMtt:ofthe bte Samuel B. mel Susm B. ~tsOl'l Shain. She \\as .t homemake!', nd *<OOl: fur se~ ~ fur Soothem Loc:AI &"hoot She ~ ~ llld'Met of R~ne Flnt ~~ Qurch. Sllrvivin,g a~ a $011\ and da~n-bw. ln\id W. and 0\artene McKcntie of Ga.llipoh~ dw-ee gr.tnd<.'hildren and four ~t gnnddlildren; and se~l nieces and nephe\\ She "'"also preceded in ~th by her first husN.nd. Ja.mes ~- McK~ and her second hu bll.nd, Rtly Ritlle: a sister. Unda Oanis; foor brothers. OIMtes Sh.tin. Harry Shain. Orville Shain :and Merle Sh.tin; and two brolhers and a sister. who died in in~ncy. · Services will be held at I p.m. Friday, June 28. 200~ at the ~ of~n ~Us~. with die Rev. Rick Rule ofti~Jn,g. Bural Will fullow at l.a.tn F:alls C~metel). Friends may all at the ~meens Funer:al Home. R:l(: ·nc~ on Thursday from 6 h) 8 p.m. I - ~! Chance of st011 ns remains POMEROY - Maxie Manin Poon, 88. Langsville. died 'l'uesday, June 25, 200l :at Holr:er Medical Ceiner. Arrangements will be announced by McCoy-Moore fllnernl HOO\e, \1inh)n, . . - LOCAL BRIEFS ' P*lroltldlets2 of Rarely Herd, wilt provide e~ttetalnment. Issue •dwlsory bil\g(l beginning at 6 p.m. Saturday, June 211, TrusteeS will meet Monday at 5 p.m. at the at the Wl.bama cafeteria. Tickets are $20 each, office building. · LANGSVILLii- Two drivers ~ ci~ by the Oallia-Meigs Post ot the State . RACINE ...:.. ~ Plains-Oiester Water B'~hwlY PatrOl fullowing a two-vehicle District has issuea · a boil advisory fur cusa«tdent ThesdlY on County Road 1 (Salem tomerS in Suth)n Thwnship on Coonty Road School U!t). 28 from the interstctioo of Thwnshi" Road . TroOpers said Jami D:awn Hayes, 16, 107, MackmEie Ridae, south to Ohto 124, J 1.516 Goff ROMJ, Langsville, ~s north- 124 · to · Apple lJrove-Dorcas Road, bound, fuur-tentlts of a mile nortft of CR 52 Tackerville, Greenwood Cemetery Road, Oak (Strun~s Rill\) 11 9~10 a.m. when she Grove Road h) Bowman's Run, and east on · a~mp«:d ro pass a northbound pickup tM:k Bowman's Run to County Road 28. driven by Edward li S~let, 53, 3.5305 CllstomeB under a boil advisory sltoold Salem ROAd, L:at\gSville. boil their cooking and drinking water for at · The pic~ driven by Hayes oollided with least three minutes before consumifl$ it Sigler's velttcle u Sigler attempted to trialce Samples will be tab~~ and cus~ notified whet\ test ~ults are considered safe. • lei\ tum inro a lleld1 the report said, . Hayes' vehicle bad runctional damage, and ~1\incti<>t~al da~ was li$tecl to S't&let's pickup. Hayes was ctted fur passing in a haz, Udous mne, and Sigler was ticketed fur a MIDDLEPORT- Vendors who wish to set lieatbelt vlolatiun, up concessiilns booths in Dave Diles Park for me July 4 celebration in Middleport are asked • IRieti to contact Nanc:y Calc at 992.-5438 to make . amngements, · RACINE - Raci11e American Legion 'The event is open to vendors from non· Auxiliary Unit fi02 will meet Thursday at ~tit organiutions only. 7~30 p.m. at the ltaion hall. Members are JulY 1 is the deadline to register for the ur:ged to attend. Porcfi and Entr)'war Decorating Contest spons~ by the R1verbend .Am Council. Entries must be made .at Middleport Department Sto~. Winners will be announced on July 4. BASHAN - Bashan \blunteer Fire Paul Gerard will organite the July 4 parade, Depanmeilt Lldies' Auxiliary will hold an ice Entries should contact him at 992-5815. cream social at the firehouse on Friday, begin· ning at 5. p.m. : Hot dQBS. slorloy joes, hot $11Usage sandwiches, ll flavors once aeam, pie, coffee and sol\ drinks will be served. MASON, W.Va, - Wahama High School : Alan Stack and Dan Brooks, fomier members athletic boosters will host a basket giveaway open - . Auxiliary 'EXTRA! EXTRA! Blsket Blnp Dally Sentinel •c:cu· sdon COLUMBUS (AP)- A financial firm defrauded dozens of c:llents of more than $15 million In a pyramid scheme, the federal securities and Bltchanae Commission contenda. The scheme fell ~ Emma Johnson oa hwol last year, but the ColumbUs com, l pany is holdina out false hope to investors tile ~y sa1d in askina a federal JudaO for a · restrainlna order to stop tile Panmount Financial Partners from doina business. ''They are still re~sentina to investors that they're aolna to ~ to aet their money · back, ' SEC trial lawyer Carl Tibbetts said Tuesday. '"I'here · are some folks who have losl significant amounts of tlleir reihement savinas and other savinas." 118 f'Mnk and JAnet )ohnlon Someflnetown, OH PlotiiM muat IMi In by Tllureclly .IUIV 11. IODI. . •torv. Depllrt!Mnls IOJtl, .13 or &t. 14 · RACINE- Michael Lawson was the win, ner of a swing set awarded by Racine Orange 2606 in a fund raisin- project. The drawing was conduc:ed by Ractne Mayor Scott Hill. Trustees meet LETART FALLS a Aclvwtlalng Eld, 3 Cln:ul1tl0n EMU Cll ..tllild Adl EKt. 5 To •nd torMII i*~Omyd&Mytenflnei,COI'I't OntheWtb The Dally Sentinel www.mydaNVM~~Itnfll ,com POMEROY _;. The Meigs County Health Department will provide free blood lead screenings Wednesday for childn~n . ages 6 m~nths to und¢r 6 y~ors , us part of a sttlle· wtde effort I() fight chtldhood lead poisoning, To schedule a child for u for free blood lead level screeriing or to receive mnterittls on lead poisonina preveniion, parents may call the health depanment nt 992-6626. Swimmins at Syracuse Pool for participants will conclude this years event. For further lnfonnatlon, contect: D.. Berktr 981-3317 . Mill auhHIIDtlen ..... --ciln"iy13-· 2111'/ietto $27.30 183.82 52 Wittlo S10a.tle See B1 for details R• 0111totdt Molt• Countr 1S Wtolco llti'Notl<o 52-· .. Reds top Cubs $2US $541.1111 $101.72 Proud to be apart of your life. Subscribe todly • 992-2156 -----······--···---------------··········------~ _._...__ _ ___..._ _ _ _ _ _ __ rCh1lkl 1aNan (a) likAp (1),.__ EN'S HEALTICARE john P. McMurryJ MD - Obstetrician/Gynecologist Partnt'aNanttt- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - City & State'-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ••• Tilt above lllformatloa wiD lit ued In lht ad• .,.., Phone Number: - - - - - - - Slllllllltllcl b;yt _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ : I --·-------------··---------------·············· HURRY!! PICTURE DEADLINE IS • Blood sa eenings "Camp Can Be" Theme 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 THURSDAY JU(SI 1 20021 Letart Township POMEROY •• Due to personnel changes and downsizing, genealogy resean:h will have to be limited to one day (Thursday) of each week, Edwina Bell, registnJr nt the Meigs County Health Department, ·announced today. Records are kept at the Health Department · from 1909 to the present. Certified copies can be obtained during the regular business hours at the agency. Sunday. June 30 'Thll 1'\illn' numb<tr ,, 992-111 ~. Dtpartment extentlolla aJt: Olin"M MlinlllJI' IOMI. 12 Ntwa Winner announced Assistance curtailed . One day event which includes crafts, a cookout. IQsons, activities, end fun! Youth ages kindergarten thru 9th gra~e are welcome to join In on the fun. at (7401 ~·Q1!16, Complete the form below and enclose snapshot or wallet aized plctun= plus a $7.00 charae for each photoaraph, If more than one child Is In the picture, please enclose an additional $2.00 per child, Enclose payment with picture. Send to: • POMEROY - Units of the Meias Emergency Service answered three c:alls for assistance on Tuesdax. . Units responded as follows: . CENTRAL DISPATCH 8:34 p.m., Middleport ballfield, Joshua Kimes, St. Joseph's Hospital; 11:47 p.m., Ffatwoods, Sandra Lewis, treated. MmDLEPORT 2:31 p,m,, Leadina Creek Road, assisted by Po~ror. brush ftre, Charles Gard property, no tnJunes, Othtr llfVIHI aooa. AKRON (AP) - Tbe Cuyahoaa River between Aki'on aRd Cleveland Is pol· Jut~ with viruses such as poll and hepatitis, accordilll to study by the U$. Geological Survey, The main source of these pathogens· is Akron's com· binecl sewer system, which dumps nearly 3 billion gallons of Nnoff contaminated with EMS runs RACINE - .The Charles and Fannie Wolfe Beaver family will hold its 23rd annual reunion on Saturday, July 13, at Star Mill Park in Racine. · Those attending are to take a covered dish for the luncheon to be held at noon. June 29. 2002 • 9;00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Correction Polley Our main cone.m In all 1\orifl II to be aooutate, II ~ kliOW or an 111101' 1n a can 111e n - PlotiiM oen IMi plokttlupa"" .July Htlt, 1Poster InaIde: For infomtltion, call Charles Carpenter at 740-682·7888, Sarah Carpenter at 740682-7372, or Roger Penwell at 740-682· 7887. Vor;:otion Bib \e Schoo\ Reader Services ~WI Reunion set $10, Rock Springs United · Methodist Church The Daily Sentinel The Dally . Sentinel Baby Edition Is a Special Eclttlon Riled with photoaraphs of · local children • ages newborn to four years old. The Baby Edition will appear In the July 26th lssue. Be sure your child, arandchlld, or relatlve is Involved! 'lbperform OAK HILL - Oak Hill High School ath· RACINE - Tile Faithnlen will perfomt letic boosters will host a benefit car show Sunday at 7 p,m, at Racine First Bap\ist Church. from l p.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday, July 6, The Rev. Rick .Rule, paSIOI". invites tile public . Itt Oak Hill High School. Registration will be held from 2 p.m. to. 4 p.m, The fee is Pl•n social Coming Friday, July 26, 2002 The SEC Issues O.k Hill mr show ............... Suite 214 PVH Medical Office ~;, ~t••••••nallltJ Mondays 8c Vfednesdays 1 & M11rk W. Nol11n, MD will also be tei"PinJ the , • Wlllllcl: Pinnell Street . PJpl~ wv 25271 ...... I ltiiiUIJMICI Thesdays, Thursdays 8c Fridays ''" on MoNuys from 1 PLEASANT . , VALLEY �Th Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Coult ... I'll 1* Pi I a-t• •Fall:: ... u It$ 7 .... ;=aND 41 a'l$7 '* lll'lf ..... DlftD+t na a.tt.Puw tar glrigldllot ,_,_ ~::.- ,_ _____ ..,._... ., ___MI_ .. ' -------...-----···· -,\il c t ., ..... _.. .. , 'P' t l.-.n ............ ,......_ at nw.-.. "-··---· ... ••• · ~ . ., • $1 131 rt br rt %J <1*-~ 't'lUet'a! ••fti•U•••....., • ..,...._ • NATIONAL VIEW Athletes can excel under blood pressure treatment Capturr (y.alleged 'dirty' bomb suspect ttus opporh-me • l\1uskllgft IOkha.) Dlllly Phutnix & '\lirty" mdio;lctive Jevi~-e In 11\e United States came nl an opportune time for lhe nation\ intelligen~-e t'OOlmunity. Under lire for not '\:onneeting tile dots" of wnrmngs of poten1h1l terrorist alt.ll.'l..s prior 10 Sept. II. the FBI <llld CIA are mklell!oing grillill!l by ~·onj!ressional intelli!!ence 1:ornrnit· lees. But the M<IY 8 artest of Jose Pudlllu, u former Chkugo !!"llll member also known as '\~ullu~ al-tytujahir, came ns a resull ot l'\.lnnectm~ Ihe dots ot 'multiple, mdependent, l'orrobtll'lll· ing sources.· ac1.:ordinll to U.S. Anorney Generul John Ashcrot\. . . .. This is a promising development - 11{1\ only bec;1use II muy have prevemed a terrorist nnuck, btu also. becuuse il suggests lh<il lhe nution's intelligenl't t~gendes muy be oveK'Omlng some of their tmditionw turf rlvnlries and actuully cooperat· . iii!J. Finully. Presidem Bush's decision lust week lo usk Conj!ress to ere. . ale tl new Cabinet-level Department of Homeland Security is overdue and also may be promising, But this will p~ve uselui only if it actually ensures better inl'orn1mion. shnnng und cooperulionumongthe dozen or so fedemlugenc•es thut have intelligence responsibilities. Thnt result is 1101 altogether cenain. based on whut Bush so fur is proposing .... One of the last things the mltion needs is yet another ugency collecting raw informmion. Thul hus nol been us much of u shortcoming us un;~lyzing und l'OOnlinuling the ruw dntn collected .... Congress hns the responsibility to ensure thai the leaislutlon establishing this -new deP,urtment enubles h to cnrry out Its mission. And Congress w1ll hnve to exercise vigilant oversight to ensure thutthe ngency does wh11t It is supposed lo do .. not more and certainly not less. TODAY IN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIAtED PRESS 'lbduy Is Wednesday. June 26, the 177th duy of 2002. There ure 188 days len In the yeur. Thduy's Highllghl In History: . On June 26, 1963. President Kennedy visited Wesl Berlin, where he mude his famous declurutlon: "lch bin ein Berliner" (I um u Berliner). On ttlls dute: In 1870, the tlrst section of the Atlantic City, N.J., board· walk wos opened to 1he public. In 1900, u commission thut Included Dr. Walter Reed begun the fight against the deadly diseuse yellow fever. In 1917, the tlrst troops of the American EKpedltlonary Force urrlved in France durin~ World Wur I. In 1925. Churlle Choplin s clusslc comedy, "The Gold Rush,'' premiered ut Gruuman's Egyptlun Theatre In Hollywood. · · In 194.5, .the cburter of the United Nutlons was signed by SO countrllls in Still Francisco. In 1941!, the Berlin Alrliti begun In earnest after ihe Soviet Union cut otT lund und wuter routes to the Isolated western sector of Berlin. In 1959, President Eisenhower joined Britain's Queen Elltubeth II in ceremonies otl'lcluliy opening the St. Lawrence Seuwuy. . . In 1968, U.S. Chief Justice Eurl WIU'ren announced hls Intention to resign. · . In 1977,42 people were killed when u 11re sent toxic smoke pourin11 throu11h the Muury County Jullln Columblu, Tenn. · In 1987, Supreme Court Justice Lewis F. Po~eil Jr. unnounced his retlrern~nt, leuvlng u vucuncy thut wus tilled by Anthony M. Kennedy. Ten yeurs UI!O: Nuvy Secretury H. L?lwrence Garrett Ill reMII!ned, accepting responsibility for a "leadership failure" that resulted in the Tailhook sex-abuse scundul. Willie L. Williams wus sworn In us Los Angeles police chief, succeedina the outgoing Daryl Outes. Five yeurs u~o: In u series of decisions, the Supreme .Court ruled thai termrnully Ill Americans hud no constitutional right to doctor-assisted suicide, but did nothing to bur states from legalizing the process; struck down u congressional attempt to keep pornugruphy off the Internet, suying it violuted the First Amendment; let stund the president's llne·item veto uuthorlty wilhout addressing ltll c()nstltutlonullty. One yeur ago: Preslc.lent George W. Bush urged Ariel Sh1tron durlnil a White House meeting to tuke the next step toward Middle East peuce tulks, but the Israeli prime minister ~aid VIolence had to end first. Oeorge Trorlmoff, u retired Army ol11cer, was convicted in Tampu, Flu., of selling Cold War secrets to Moscow over two decode~ . (Trotlmoff, who main· tulns his innocence, wll~ sentenced to hfc in prison.) Todny 's Birthdays: Rock musiciun Colin Greenwood (Radlofieud) Is 33. Actor Seun Hayes is 32. Actor Mou Letscher is 32. Actor Chris O'Donnell Is 32. Actor·muAlciun Jason Schwurtzmun Is 22. Actress Kulllln Cullum is 16. Thought for Today: "There ure two Insults which no human will endure: the usserti.onthut he husn 't u sense of humor, and the doubly impertinent assertion thut he hos never known 'trouble." - Slnclu ..· Lewl~. American author ( ISSj-1951 ). ... ~··' ' . ALENDAR 1lmts-~, on.~)(m/i•k•ting illtt:ll(~··•k'<': Thi~ month's annooncement ol' lhe ;~rresl <If <Ill An~rkm1 cili~n ullegtdly plottin~ with Osama bin Laden's ul-Q:llda terrorist nelwork 1u exp1ode tl ., MEIG ·~·· RUSHER'S VIEW Bush Doctrine looks to cut offproblem at its source . As usulll. Americans have had 11 lot ol' new& storie~ competing for their llttentioo in ret.-enl weeks. bUt it' · 11. good bel 111111 lhe only one that will SliU be com· mM<ling ltcntioo ten yeus from now, and mtl)'be even t1fly ~ars from now, will be ille speecll PieSidcnl Bush guve 111 West Point m:enlly in which helaid down what has t\l~eady be\.'Om6 known as the Bush Doctrine. · Until the laler years of the Clinton administration, it wu the llllllOSI universally oceepted principle that Americ11.11 fighting forces would. not be 11.sked to risk tfieir li vcs unless some vital American interest was at slllke, This wu the ju ·titic11tion for America's vwious military Interventions in both the ·Re~~gan und the Bush I ttdmlnistrations. from the small ones, such as G~enada und Pt~narnll (both of which were sideshows in · the world-eneom]III.Ssina Cold War), to the Gulf War, whfc:h was es entlt\1 If S11ddnm Hussein was to be prevented from a~ulrlng c:ontrol of tho entire oU output of ille Middle Bllst. Mr. Clinton, deprived of any such tradhionlll excuse to J>Olish hls leaac:y by throwina Americ11.'s military welallt around, hiP on 11.11 alternative. As his Secretary of Stute. Madeline Albrlaht, asked General Colin Powell, "What's tile point of these big armed forces you tulk about if they c11.n 't be used for anything?" Thus was born the Clinton · Doctrine, which decreed !hut Amerlc11.11 forces would be risked In all sons of dlspules around the world on the side of the Good Guys. (An exception was pru· dently mude for Bad Guys like the Chinese Communists. who were too bla to be pushed around.) ·The result was our interventions In Hultl, Bosniu 11.11d ~ ~ ot' tllil; oolunln th<~t. lo!VIm If ~nl ·Hus..•,.cin ~~ in blllldhli 11. ~\\!~.'ltv bomb, hi! W\lllld M~lo!f 1\Q fooli!\11 , · ~h 1\l ~ it OQ the United Stlltti. William Rusher . COLUMNIST Kosovo. none of which involved 11 vltlll Americ11.11 interest. At the ootsel of the cW'I'Illlt lldmlnls· tflltion. President Bush showed !tlgns of returnly to . the c:onvtt~tlona~'vhal Interest" test. Unque ·tlol\ltbly, the t~ Jilin& of Saddim Husseh1 met thllt test: The lraql dlctlltor was known to pos~ess chemiclil we11polis of m11ss de ·tructlon, and to be well on his wo.y to developlna nuclear weapons as welt But only the events of sept. 11 made It ~ble fur Mr. Bush to mobUI&e public opinion In favor of oustina Saddlllll, by military meus if necessary. Th11.t was the oriain of the Bush Doctrine, which Mr, B11sb has now spelled out, Roaue n11tions like I~ wm simply not be permitted to develop nuclear or other weapons 111111 ctll\ then be inflicted on this country 111 will. The United States will strike preemptively, to prevent such 11 risk from developina. If we walt until tlte enemts pl1ns mature, Mr. Bush Wlltned, 'We will have waltlld too long.'' Critics of the Bush Doctrine hove 11 hard row to hoe. I recently received 11 S\IUM't ~ A wll~ ut' rd~' ·~pt l)~er ~~~ - tlllti~ l ~ thllt the s.i.'e.IWII) t~ht 1\Qt bt r:w ~~ I'll thllt ~mple. Whllt if 84\dd!:\ll\ ~~ tntll.lllletl in 11 1~111 war wltll li!llllo!l (whtdl, illS!) h 1\W~r ~\ '). ,QX with hts own dtllne~tll.' t!pp®tiOO, and , tlnds bin1self I(}Slt\1'? Cll.it ~ bt ~ , thtlt he will 1\Qt•.Itt 11 t'tnwl!ll ~st~~n, SMk lmmMllhy in 1M ll\1!:\1\\ll.' wtldll_, by de\'Olil\i ooe w two of Ills 111\lm;, btlmb.'l 1\l the cmttt Sllt11n I.ICfOS8 the Allll.l\tlt? How lOili \\'OUid It t~e. It\ that case. for Chrls Mlltlllews tooe tlt. the stlf-proclalnwl "dtl"es oo I~") IIi; act bllclt oo "HtuUbla.U" detl\111\dll\@ m, inow how Prlo!sident Blish e\'ef lilt such, o devutlltlna blow oo:ur? Whitt Mr, Bush understud&, illld whlll., . America must understutd, i ' th11t til( rules of wirt'tn hit~ thttnaed dntsth:l\1-. ly, and o11r response must chtmg~. lceoldlnaly, WeiiJlOitS of m11~ dlo!s~. lion ~are no 101\itt cont1ned to bll,. nations. like the late Soviet Union or contemponuy Chln11, th11t ha~ 11 lot to lose If they stut throwl"' them lround.. They wlll soon be in the ~esslon of, thint-nue dke-lhrowers Ulie Sllddll.m. ()(\ even intllfllllliomll tenarists like Ost~m!l­ bin ladtn, who "'IIY tlttd tbemsel~s havlna Uttle or nothlna to lose by ushli . them where they will fiurt most. · And thttt's \IS. We have no choice but to strike tlrst. . (William Ru.shtr is a DistinguishetG Ftllow tJ/ th1t Clal'ftiiOitt ln~titutt for tht StuiN of Stoh!smtlluhip and Po/itinll Philosoph)\) ,, -a S'iwl ~-d~MM~ ~ tJt . . .:if(~~\ ~ ...... 'StrSt.- ...... "' ~~--liWitM*S ......~1. .Healthy Start Healthy Families Health Care Coverage for .Ohio,s Working Families. hold·reu J --------~----------------------~----~--------- . .'.. RED GREEN'S VIEW •' To dream; and then .perchance, to survive her wrath I've been Mlina asleep on the couch a lot lately. My wife Is not Impressed and, to be honest, It's n hobit that I used to crltlclze my own futher for. However, . like so muny fuults I've seen In others, now thut I'm doing it myself it doesn't bother me neurly us much. In fact, I would soy f11Uing usleep ut seemingly inopportune times, or just beina tired for no reason, are signs of great maturl· ty. A few short years ugo, instead of failing uslecp, I'd be up und uctlve well into ihe evenin.a, fixing the stove or replacing u roof shingle or plumblna 11 sink. So when you add up the cost In tcnns of money spent to huvc u profcsalonal repuir my repair, und, of course, time lost due to injury, you relllizc thut me sleeping on the couch Is the sufest1 smartest investment of my time ana tlnunclul resources. And us soon us my wife remember~ some of my other wale:· ing nocturnal Interests, she will aaree whole-heartedly. My antl•hero • Phc;me set up for outaolnat:ulls only.; • No otllce pnrtles . .Ever. • • Tho boss is older thun you. : Danprous slana Red Green COLUMNIST spoue's life. Let her see someone on television who'• way wors11 than you are. Someone who will muke your lndlsc~tlon seem harmlessly trivial. If you •re in mlnor trouble, a couple of episodes of "Judge Jud}"' ml11ht do it. If you 're In the deep stuff, you muy huve to wotch "Cops' or even "Amerlcu's Most Wanted.' All you need to do Is to expose your wife to three meA who ore worse than you, und you're off the hook. If that con 't be done, maybe It '8 time .to tum yoQrself ln. . Ml4111fe job perk• In every job !here are little extras that make the posltlon more desirable. For some It's u slanlna bonua1for othen It's o title. Here are 8ome JOb perks thul would appeal to the uvornae middle· uged auy: • Coffee on an·I.V. drip. • Office ncar the men's room . . • Voice-activated computer 80 you don't have to rcuch u.routld your stom· uch to IICCess the keyboard. · • Large font Inter-office memoN. • When I wus growina up, movies and television provlded us with a lot of heroes. Men who always did the rlaht thing at the right time. Men who were honest and true and fou~ht for justice und "the American way. ' These were ideals, and it's good to have someone like that to look up to, someone who gives you a goal to strive for. However, when we fall short of tho murk und pule by comparison with these Icons, thut can make us look bud, CSP.CCiully in the eyes of our wives. That's when you need to go the other wuy. You need to Introduce the untl-hero Into your ' ...... . ....... .......... , lllttv from ~ ll!IS\Irl!li nw . ......... ~ ~-·~·····~ • . ...... ,, ' .. I • o, 4o I ,. : · I w11s In 11 dopurtmont store th oth~ dny, und I hud. 11 very unsettling feollna~ Althouah the storo curried thousond:· of different Items In u vnriety of styles und colors, I hud this sense thtlt there; wus nothing hero that lreully needed~ Not one tlilng In the store thut 11111!\l golng tO rnukc CI\OUIIh Of II dlfleron~e: fn my life to muke it worth the pur... ctlase. I wn~ turning into u murketer '~ worst nl11htnmro - the reluctnnt con·( sumer. I ulwuys road ubout how ndvera. tisers wnnt the younaer mnrkot.: They're notlnterostcd ln udvertislnato' auys like me. I'm beilnnina to under~ stund why. We've run out of money, interest und Mtorugc spnee. And we•v lost the nulvc optlrni~m thllt aot us t buy thinus like hot tubs nnd "'pensive: sunglasses. We see uursclvcs ns w really nre, 11nd it mukcs us very dlfl'l·l cult to muniJlulnte. The only sulos too~ they hllve loft is sex und the clock tlcldna. believe m . · Quote of the buy: "Artlt'lclul !ntclll, aenee Is no mntch for nnturul Mtupldl-. ty." - Red Orcen. : (Hid Gl'fll/1 l.v t/1• .1/ttr rif "'nr~ Hrdl i] .,. 333 Pap Street, Middleport, Ohlo 45160 • Skilled, Intermediate, short term. and lona · term Resident Care HNithy St.:trtoffurs no~t or IO'N-OO$t h~lth care co~rage for kids (birth tn ~ 19) 3nd p~Sf'lal'lt wom~n. ' HNIIhy FamiiiH offurs no-tt)iit h'*llth care cowr~ forth~ ~ntire • Physical,.Occupational, Speech/Hearina, Respiratory Therapy, Locally Owned and Operated t mily • pa~nts AND kids. . · • 24 hours per day Reaistered nurse care with comprehensive nursina support staff, supervised by local MD Medical Director • Resident accomodations are now available for new residents at the Overbrook Center. For admission arranaements and . information, please contact the Db·ector of Admissions, Donald Vanahan, who is ready to assist you and your family. 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Page 83. ~I The Daily Sentinel Yao AROUND THE DIAMOND draft June 21. 2002, On big night for hitters, Ramirez comes up short BY THE ASSOCIATED PRES::. Danys Baez (6-5) settled On a big n~t for hitters in down after giving up two the Ameri<:an~ Manny runs in the second inni114 to Ramirez couldn t manage win for just the second tune I much in his first game back in eight starts. ··~ for the Boston Red Sox. Frank Castillo (5·8), pitch· u (II) .e•o Ramirez went t~for-5 in his ing while he appeals a sus· .~ ~ _,._,.40 -36 return from a six-week stint pension, took the loss. 37 .513 n -31 .513 n o n 'the disabled list and struck BLUE JAYS 20, DEVIL 33 41 . .446 12\ out to end the game a5 the RAvs ll Clevelalld Indians beat the Carlos Delgado homered 40 33 .54il SllBoston 4·2 Thesd~. and drove in five runs. Cruz c. .... I "I' m not 100 peroent. but hit a three-run homer in the 33 42 .+10 got to flay," Ramirez fourth inning, and Vernon I've 33 42 .440 said. " It stil hurts. But I Wells, Felipe Lopez and Joe :12 42 .4» n tu 27 48 know it's f!Qing to come." lawrence went deep for the It came m bunches for the Blue Jays. l Toronto Blue Jays., Chicago Toronto scored 20 or more 47 2t .eli lela~ ll 45 30 .eoo White Sox and Texas runs in a game for the first SlhA•deco 42 33 .IMIO n Rangers. time since beating Baltimore _,. CcbildO .o41M The Blue Jays homered 24-10 on June 26, 1978. In SanOiego 33 44 .4211 14\ ~· five times and had their high· four games ..at Tropicana illo; •.,......... est-scoring gam~ in 24 years, Field this season, Toronto has ~PN111<1ilp1...,. . 1011oto 1s.~ beatit\$ the Devtl Rays 20-11 scored 43 runs. =-~~~ ali 4 for thetr third straight victory. Wells, whose twO-run. dou· Cobado 4 , lbt MiiOIM' "It's always fun when ble was the big blow in a SanF'*"*>>7,SOti!Oiego6 you'reon ·theside where you four-run first off Jorge Sosa T · r.our runs . tlflllii.OIIIII~flllliiiiS.Cidtttt'CIIIIIIil score a bunch of runs and you (0 . I), d rove m Plllll>uflih 4.1tbiti0t 1 contribute," said Jose Cruz Reliever Pete Walker (3·0) ~ '?, F1orldo s. n lrrillgl Jr., who went 4-for-5 with a got the victory. w.v \lola1~. • - 4 career-high six RBis. WlltTE Sox 15, TwiNS 7 s.n 01000·-~ tO. Soli "'"""iiOO 1 Magglio Ordonez went 4• Paul Konerko was 3-for-4 "'-a.:st.\.OUilO for-6 with five RBis and with three RBls and Josh u. MQoteo 4, OOIOiadOO Chicago overcame a poor Paul drove in two with three 1 'lh& '•'~outing by ace Mark Buehrle hits for r Chicago, which Clnahucatl (Mer•• "'*) lit ' ~ .h h' h 23 h" · Ouloo(UOioortt.4}.}:lO'fla w1t a .season- tg tts, ended a .our-game los~ng San D • (01.- 2 t,O) coat San beating Minnesota 15·7. streak and had a season h1gh l'finciteo (RueM! 7~ 4:<115>p.m. "lf we swing .the bats, I in runs. · MoMrtal ~ :W) •• Plfttl>u!llh think we can. .p,lay with any· All but one of the White (K.WOilist~). 7:05 j).tn. Phllodolp1oiO (~ 4-4)..; Flarldo body," Chicago n,anager Sox starters Aaron (TOjota 2-,), ' :05"-m. . Jeny Manuel said. "That's Rowand - had at least two A-~H-$Htii.'V. MMI~ our gamehopefully, it's a hits as Chicago had E II · il.s), 7;10 p.111. f h' · Ariiona(JDIIIIioOn11~.t~CMk sign o t mgs to come. against Twins starter nc M),!tl:<iiSp.m. Kevin Mench hit a three· Milton (8-6). {J.WriQILI HI) .. :st. ....,. ron homer to cap the The visiting White Sox C"';~,~~ \.oi MgoM Rangers ' .eight-run flfth evened this four-game series (Nom~> 7-s!n:,!!~:"'· inning, their biggest of the at one apiece and cut "oO... season, as they beat Monlrtal (llf.y ~-1) oi l'inab<i~ . h hAnaheim . h Minnesota's AL Central lead •A , _ •""'" """·•• 11·5 for their e1g t stratg t to six games. ~•. ., •·~ p.m. Ct'IIINHLMI ~wnillou H) ti Cllto,..t win. Buehrle ( 11 -5) gave up six CIM~MN 1-.),~IO,.ltl. "When you go against a runs in six innings. San Otego IPe*"v' i>-11 ~l'San 'Frandoi:<l good lineup and then put lOllS · RANGERS 11, ANGELS 5 (.-~-6),3 ' 36 p.m. · " th fi d lk ·~ .O.n.t<>i>t ~11t1u~ Ni) 11 HOutton on e tre an wa ~uys, tt s Texas matched a season (C.~-Ii-li), ~<061f),lh. going to be tough,' Angels high in runs and extended its Phi~ ( - .1-S) 11 I'IOrida mana~er Mike Sciascia said. longest winnino streak since (Ponnys-3), t:<iiSp.m. · 1n oston, J'1m Thorne h'tt taking nine strmg « ht tn . 1999. -'-~~)oiti.'V. ~(Aataclo7· 3), 7;\b,.m. , his 20th homer and keyed a Rafael Palmeiro and rookie M l - <~ M) .:1 &. t.OuiO 3·6·3 double play to end Ryan Ludwick added solo (B.ISmlihQ.S),t :loi>'lil. Boston's bases-loaded threat homers for the host Ran~ers. OobedD (NOlglt 4-4) AI, lil* ,.,.... (OMIM), • ;tO!>Jn. in the eighth. . • Ismael Valdes 5-6) In the ninth, the Red Sox allowed four runs in seven 11lllnel....,.--.l......,. pu.t runnerson first and third innings for his second win in ~:co=_~~~~=: wtth two outs for Ramtrez. eight starts. · Oelaoodo. ·• L~ f'biclil, .m : who had not played since Scott Schoeneweis (6-6) " - - ~•.3$2: \llclro, ~. breaking his finger on May took the loss. I .• 1;~ McoHtoel, ,32li. II. . MARINERS 7, ATHLETICS 1 ~.~"'=-· ~«l:SI1G,...,u.t~Q: "Manny's a great hitter, Mike Caineron homered ' - · Mllw*Uke., sr: ~Wiilltf, said Bob Wickman, who and drove in four runs as 7 C<iiMdo, ! : 'LGOnNIH, Arlrona, 1!5: earned his IS.th save. "He Seattle snapned Oakland's Bunoll, ............~. d d . . b d r; '1101111 s-. ~ ~ en e up swmgmg at a a eight-game wmning streak. Boo<~~. $iin I'Y*<~ ~s: Sh<hol\ lot pitch. Manny ~ot himself out After losing the opeper of Angeto&. U : Ben<man. Houoton. 12: tonight. I didn t get him out." the four-game series 13·2, . .... ....... ----"'..,.,... .- • ••- • - ..... • ... • • " "'* • =:' •• "'* .._ .. lit._._.,... Milt,..,,, --........ " """* - ,...................... AJonoo, "'"""'· 18; llunoll, ~. . Ql ' NOT A SHINING RETURN - Boston's Manny Ramirez walks toward the dugout after striking· out.to lt'ldians starting pitcher Danny Baez in the third inning at Boston's Fenway Park on · . Th~-(~ ' the Mariners got a strong relief, and Jorge Julio Detroit's Lui s Puj ols and start from James Baldwin (6· worked the ninth for his 16th . Kansas City's Tony Pe.na. 6) to .increase their lead to save. Ibanez hit a tiebreaking three games over the A's iii ROYAI.S 8, TIGERS 6 two-run homer off re liever the AL West. II ·was Raul Ibanez matched hi s Julio Sant.ana (3·2) in the Oakland's second loss in 18 career high with · four RBls, fifth inning to make a winner games. . .. helping the Royals rally from of Jeff Suppun (6·6). Tim Hudson (5· 7) lost for a four-run deficit in the flrst Kansas Cit y's Mike the fifth time in seven deci· · game 'involving two Sweeney went 3-for-4 with a sions. Dominican managers - home run and two doubles ORIOLES 4, YANKEES 3 Jerry 'Hairston drove in the tiebreaking run with a sui· cide squeeze in the seventh inning, and Baltimore beat Puhlic ~otic" in s''"''"'"'"'·ll visiting New York. l'our Righi to Know,llrllm•~ lll~hllll \'our Marty hadIs three hits andCordova two RB for Baltimore, which beat Andy - - - - - - 1ccouni will be 111 perlolnlng to the exePettitte (1·2). Alfonso Public Notice tor htearlng before cution or the trust, 11ld Court on the not leu thari live Soriano and Derek Jeter hit LEGAL NOTICE Frldey, July 28, 2002, dtyt prior to the date solo.hc;>mers for the Yankees. Sllltbury Townahlp et which lime uld tel lor hearing. Wtlbs Roberts (4·2) won m Truolell will hold 1 1ccount will be con· Public hterlng on the tldered and contln· Robert E. Buck propottd budget lor ued from day to dey Common Pleas Probate 2003 on July Znd, 2002 until llnelly dlepoted . Court, Dlvltlon II 8:00 p.m. et the of. . Townohlp Hell, Any perton Inter· Melge County, Ohio Rocktprlngo Road. etted mey lilt wrllltn · exception to aald (8) 28, 2002 (I) 21 eccount or to mellert Emotions run .high in.· · National League ballparks 3 ill Public Notice ........ ..... ...,....,.,. .......,,.. . . . . .liiiM . . . . .'N_llli _ ••• •"*"• t.n ft'ft people (In 1M 20.QOO.melwn) on lhe n.ce- '* to'-!• welkifta ......; theft's • dl1lnte 11\at lhM peapte will 11'10"\'t from the 20K In the sort. whldl wm 100\le Matt \ftto tbM lOK tam." Wbat's on lhe immtdllllt hori10111br Boyles?''1M ftnt ~ur place for sports I !ctwMcla MovMQ lind Rllllnatnc. "" baen contnottd to mo~ turblnM Md · ~Into tht Rotltnt HlhPowlr Pllnt In Wllkuvlla. RoMia wttl ba lh'-lt down Mont the tollowlnt tor tt\a ckntton ot tach mo~. w. will • atarttng at the Wlittrloo Coal'fWmlnal on Hwy. ? N. W. will Pf'Otalld to Hwv· 1M going wnt through Rutllnd Into Wllkuvlllt.. At Wllkuvlllt w. wilt M taking Hwv 110 north to the Power Plant. WI would appr.ctate YQ'-'r patlanct and cooperation. \ •.,..u.,-. ....,~~"::~-=====~ IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, PROBATE DIVISION BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pitches were perhaps a tribute to Kile, who MEIOS COUNTY, On the night that Cardinals players tried to featured one of the majors' best breaking OHIO comfort each other, Giants teammates BaJTY balls. Bonds and Jeff Kent came together in an There was to be a public service for Kite IN THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 5:30 J>.M .. altogether different wa~. . . on Wednesday at Busch Stadium. Many of OF ACCOUNTS, Emotions were runnmg htgh Thesday 111 Kile's former teammates were to parttctpate. PROBATE COURT HELD AT: ATHENS CO. the National League - grief in St. Louis, · METS 7, BRAVES 4 . MEIOS COUNTY, OHIO heat in San Diego and New York. Steve Trachsel set down the first 15 batters FAIRGROUNDS, ATHENS, At Busch Stadium, many wept durin$ a and New York stopped Atlanta's six-ga}Tle Account• end OHIO (JR. FAIR BLDG.) 'i"AKE memorial service for pitcher Da!Tyl Ktle. winning streak. · · voucher• of the lot· RT. 33 (WEST OF 682) TO The tribute began with 57 seconds of silence, The Mets took an early 7-0 lead against lowing named tlducl· ·~ ary hll been flied In . . UNION RD., GO NORTH TO mark•tng h'IS un11orm num ber. Albie Lopez, who pitc hed wh'l 1 e Greg the Problle court, "We're all still in shock over Darfvl," Maddux is recovering from a lingering calf Mala• County, Ohio FAIRGROUNDS. · pitcher Matt Monis said after St. Louis lost problem. · lor 1pprovet And Abll, C.ll.l., Cln,_y, ll1111rlll SMtt 1•n ~t d11nr ~· tl mr~ . l fl h.p. to Milwaukee 2-0. . Reliever Armando Benitez escaped a atlltement. . Gtnlt lnd· tomn~trdll Pl'llt door pptntn. h PJI ItiJI, 100 l l l'llt ' h S F ' ESTATE NO. 31&92 A coarser scene carne 111 t e an ranctsco bases-loaded jam in the eighth and struck out • William w. Mllhoen, diJ0111 will 1M offtrtd In thl1 1uctlon, ont !Wclnl •terl lutlf IUJulatf'd dugout, where Bonds shoved Kent in the Gary Sheffield with two runners on to ertd ouerdtan of the par· doon,ll¥enll illlill11114 doon w/Jutthun tJI •·.,; Irati! , •prhtl•• JtO' hlfllina mtltllnd dqorhaNI~tlrr,ll.\ 7 , 9t7, l h7, 10~11 . chest during a I 0·7 loss to San Diego. the game. · ton and •••••• ·or uim, IOdO, 12!111, Iof', 16', II ', wklt rontnttrrl11l 1nd oth tr ~l:n doors What appeared to start as a dis~ute DODGERS 4, ROCKIES 0 Wllyne Mllhoen, en anll1bl1. For 1 dlrrtrtnlllu or •trlt duor to bt •ddftlto thl1 IlK• · dan rail i6lof111J7-471U: 'rd b D 'd II Incompetentcurrent tiled hit d h K between ent an I I aseman avt e Odalis Perez pitched his second one-hitter Second DOOR INSTALLA"fiONAVAILABLE .• escalated when Bonds intervened. Bonds and of the season, giving up only Bobby Account. . BRING A TRUCK OR TRAII .t:R Kent had to be separated, and trainer Stan Estalella's leadoff single in the sixth inning Unl••• exception• OPEN FOR PREVIEW lJIR$. we lllld thereto, nld Conte an d manager Dus tY Baker also ·got at Dodger Stadium. . BEFORE AUCTION ALL SALES FINAl. & SOLI> "AS IS" involved. · Right fielder Shawn Green made a pair of Help Wanted 'ltrnu: taBh ch•111e card und check with S.S. Bonds did not .comment on the fracas diving catches as Los Angeles ended 1 J.D., IO'AI buyers premium will be number while Kent called it "no big deaL" In fact, Colorado's five-game winning streak. ....-------, charaed. Tu wiD be <hlraed unl.,., you hove von· Kent said he's had other altercations with Perez, who held the Cubs to one hit on don number. Ail dooro musl be removed 2 bro. Bonds.. If d . , April 26, needed only 87 pitches to blank the ofter c:omplellon or auction. "A~d this t~. the ha .• ozen t1mes we ve Rockies. . , OWNER: SHOFF DOOR CO. done 1t beforei Kent sat d. ASTROS 7 DIAMONDBACKS 3 AUCTIONEER: JACK GOODBAR "B~ and ~av~. played t?gether for. five Jeff Bagwell and Geoff Blum hit two-run ' years, ~ent satd. If then: ts any dlshke I homers In the eighth inning and Houston full·tlme I don't thmk we'd be playmg together.. So won at home. much has been made between the relation· Bagwell's tiebreaking ' shot came against part-time ship between Barry and me. YJe have ,a 1!0<?<1 B un ·H un Kim. Daryle Ward and Gregg relation~~lp. We have aworkmg rel~ttonsh1p z!un ~15J homered for the Astros. that I thmk works ~ep on the fiFI~ h Arizona starter Curt Schilling slrtlck out 10 Thde argl umheinth~~d~9t2se;m to a ~~~ : ;· in seven innings. BOn S ater I IS " n career 0 PHILLIES 7 MARLINS 6 llJNNINGS and Kent also connected. . p ' k . h. h' M' h 1 Apply after At Shea Stadium, Mets teammates Roberto Dan lesa~ st,ruc out pmc • tt~er ~c ae Alomar and Roger Cedeno got into a dispute Tejera, Flonda s sch~duled start1n~ g1tcher 4PM before the game against Atlanta. Mo Vaughn for Wedne~da~ llljht, to fims off had to step between them and manager Philadelphia s wm at PI'P Player Stadium. Bobby Valentine said it Wij \ "just a little per· , PIRATES 4,, EXPOS 1 . sonal thing." . . Kri~ Benson posted h1s flrst ITfaJor league Advertise your Alomar homered in the first inning as the ~m s.mce the final ':"'ee~ of the 2000 season, Mets beat the B.raves 7·4. pllchmg five effecuve mmn~s at PNC P!ll'k Walmart Plaza message . BUWI!RS 2, CARDINALS 0 as Pittsburgh stopped a SIX-game losmg Glendon RU$Ch pitched a four-hitter and streak. . . $8.00 column inch weekdays Milwaukee sent St. louis to its fourth The P1rates , backed Benson and thetr $10.00 column inch Sundays straight loss. · bullpen by ~ummg ~v~ double plays. . Cardinals stllrter Matt Monis threw a lot of Montreal s Vladimir Guerrero extended ' - - - - - - - - ' big curveballs early in the game. Those his hitting streak to 18 games. (iiOO'S Pomtl'oy, Ohio (740) 992·1182 Maaon, Wtlt VIrginia (304) 773·530~ . NOW HI RJ NG COOKS & DRIVERS JOHNSON'S ,, !•" I · Public Sale and Auction 111 p~. '. · · · · · L!=::=:===:=:=::===========::::u ANNUAL GARAGE DOOR AUCTION 3\ · Mason, wv \ . ·------------------------~ --- ' �• • ' ......,. ....-.a.- .. 5 .. , . . . . . . . . . . ~ Sentinel IF IE D . To Place VourAd, Call Today... 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PO lloJc 8069 · Huntington, WV 25705 !'!'J!nt =i roo•. r• 'iile'! be,: 70 CARPENTER 1 eomH -r ......11 1143e!l2114 C::":: !:'3"' r 3-aMo a 1 ~~~ ' =~=-II~~~M=~~ lu~: 'I" i6eeeo I \1<\1 '•I 1'1' 1 I I ', ,\ I I \ I •, II li k 1110 "'""' lltlond tlbt aly.. a~~a. otultt, IIMm 01111, 1111( ·111111 & loolla IIQod, U,QQQ, (740)MMGIO •.o, e I ttould Ulc11to elaanlc , AU ~~rtlnl bllntl1aN made to urthr at OW' loaallon = r I 1·188-154~0• ~~~"\::FTIPT. i = 1 ~~nu =rJ.oa '~.:!H., t ~11oo..,.llr.IPII~IM!..:.~1•1d1 1%""' ' :1;: !-et . •ptf!= :fr L-.Jliil~iL-.J lpeoiei I ton em.oo for all tile donaiiOitl 740·741•7037 oflt•ma, CINTitAL Alii! AHIATINQ Hlltlng A Jfii(M'f • Air COttdlt!ontre I ltrvlll o·n Alllrlnda •lllllldentlll I ~lght Commerolll • 10 yr. 111111 I ~11101 1 Halting I Alr Condlllonlng www.arntr!olnllendllt'dllr.oom 1 """'"'" clae aucdon for Jolm 11]8 " Rld1raour ' mov•. firt~ljirmataa V. 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MllNLEVS SELF STORAGE , ~;~~~~;~ = 0 7 r , I I, \ I' I n.. 2 .• 111 -0f ,iiY"':' Polwtfo~OH (740)HNtoa Jll Ul«IUC I I'LUmiiiiiO nusiness Services Niw Homet• Vinyl Siding 1 New CJ~~raao• Jim llluork IIHitll, l'lumblna, tni lmllll Hom~ M1lnten1n11 J1b1 140 .,.,..... ,. • ReploelntiHI Connie'• Child CAAE hll openlngal 11 yr. axpenanae, Oartlflld In MIIQI, Alhtnl and WithingtOn ooun1111, Open 24 hourt. 7 Daya per wttlc. St. Fit. 7 Tuppera Plalnt,OH CALL HZ.f(I2A flfft mftRilfT Mlpllwood Llkl IJuly4-l.e lpaCIIt AVIIIIbll 740-848·2734 Campeltle with .wtttr, uwtr l Wlndow1• iloonna COMMIPIOIAL 1nd PII!IIDI!NTIAl FFIEII!STIMAT1!8 740·812·711" Haning's Construction Fortmln.' l.arry Oiwlsr: 140·387·01111 ~oMill"Mklk' Han1nu htltllna 'Chrlt' Haning 740•902·0'780 Ctll • 7.0.&11 ,001 g Call: 501 ·8!!0ll r' . i �......... ••--»Stat Mo •• Ia- ... ...·=. :S' .... .......... .r ........ ·= ........ ... ........, . ·=--- 1t4::: :=..r.:r ."......,_ ... ...··........ ==----.. -~­ ... " .... ·::-· .=:-.... ·= ....... ...._... .•!Alii• ....... ....... ..... ._. , •• 7 ts IDc.IM u;::iil-. ac r •• ,. • u r , ., ,_..-!It DU- ... IJ Ph Youcanwin / In a fllnlllll!> pill)'. who Wills ~~:1\il\il al>out ~ ·hom here't " s he \\...S ' llliw. I hul~t..>Ur him. Buti&S he w~ nn,bilioos, I slew him:· ~l\.'1\llly. I '"'~ II ·. denl In whl ·h :r d'-'ll.'ll\k:r ~uincd a trump pmmoti\Mt by fllililltl to ovem~tl ut thll key · 11\<\tt.etll. Today. here is 1111 unlhlte~is or tl\1.\l 1k-ul. When \! est. over<:ttlloo one no-trump with two dhtmotld~. North wus In u pretllcamcnt.. Htt in¥ no ~ u.)' tu show n e hearts und four sp:tdes. North el~ted to u. c Cue-Bid Staymun. HI~ three dht· 'mouds nnnoutu:ed !!111\\C nlucs with ut fco~t one four-cord mi\Jur. When South showell four hturts, North wus huppy to rnlsc. West cushcd his tw11 top dlumonds, East echoing (playing hi~th -low) wtth his doubleton. Now West led the diumond jnck. South sitw thut It' West held the hcurt T~f PAP~ fAY$ Ttl~f'f A rltw TA'-IC ~APIO ~O$T IN_ TOv/N. $V$T wtiAT wf Nftl>··· ANOTt4flt IAitLf· ~OV$trt. THE BORN LOSER.;...·---......., 'TI\t VM-II"I"'fOf TAA-\ ~w~ M-~c.f\OR! ~"" m Wf.<:N-\EU...'f:l t...ttf. I~ 'fttt&,. ·~ .R:t 1 :rtM: accep Sayre's retiremen •n s 1 Q[ll .. . ,,,, . - r>e VIis•• ....... ;;;;;.._ _11""""11111""1 ,, ,..... ...... . "MDGI tDI'l'l MDG ICDOL PDll IYL ILTAWIL ICDOL CL.IV01'L, IL1'AW1Lt OWliiOL'f, IYL I'IDI CQI I'VOICJ1'," loser-on-loser pluy. West shifted lo 11 EUF club (nothing else is K boucr), . but South .........., ~ won with dummy's The couple buying a new nee. drew trumps in 1.-.,JA~MwD~OwN!l.--lf puppy at the pet store uked the three rounds, eushcd 1'~ clerk If the puppy hed peper~. the klng·juck of ! clubs, discarding u L_=====·~~ ::hc ertalnly." the clerk andawere~. 0.w many • • - - - • • o you second spude from ,.. the dummy, nnd R I MB 0 0 want?' 7 Q Complott · tho chuc~lt quoted , . ·cluirncd. Declarer's bv filling '" tht mluln; words I0 tricks were two · . · . . • . • vou dtvtlop from attp No, 3 below, • spudcs, five heurts und three clubs. '31: PRINT NUMBERED leTTERS The lnltlnl com· W IN THESe S9W,RU mcnt wus mude by UNSCR ...M8l! LETTERS TO Brutus about Julius G!T ANSWER Cuesur •• und I'm SCIIAM-LITS ANSWiitS confident you knew thut. · · Overdo • Plano • Drsft • Deceit · AVOID st ONCE • I ANSWER TilE DOOR. I I I' I111 I I I 1I "' I. . I I I' I' I' 1• I* I' I' I' I i II IIl We were especially buay at work when I heard one employee aay to another, "I can do only one thing at a time, but there are many things I can AVOID at ONCE I" '8lrthda.v' -· .. come u Yl.'r~ nctlve one In· voh·inw. · your \:urccr. sud ul life uml where truvcl I~ cull• ccrncd. TltiH IM well unJ yood '" lollM "' you dun' t overdo It tu the pul111 tlutt II ul'fcct• yuur pmductlvlty, CANCER (June 21·July 22) •• Even tl11111¥h HomcthlnJ you've been wu11tlnJ · tnuy come on the murkct lu~uy , H mtty be WI!C 10 wult 11 bit tor the price; til tmne down. The lnlllut ol'fcl'in~ muy be mttrc thun iliA 'lltrth. Know where to look l'ur rutnunue urtd you'll l'lttll It, The Astru· Oruplt Mutclunukcr ln~tuntly rcvcul1 wi1UI 11~111 urc rutnnn· tlcully tltrfclil f•1r you. M1tll $2 .73 111 Mutclitnukcr. c/o this ncw!pupcr. P,(l, Rtt~ Ht7, WlckiiiTc, 011440112. LI:!O (July l'·AUII• 22) •• In r.our qucMI fur huvlna u vollll tlll1c tuduy, you muy foraet ubuut u nrulnl~e yuu tnudc to ottothcr, llonur your commit· nlcnl rtr;t hcf11re l1Ctlln11 In· vt:)lved with other tfilnJB. VIKOOjAUJI. 23·Sept. 22) •• It' 1 ll'x' to be ulllscnl nnd lndu!lrluu•. but tul1 much of u good thln1 muy cuuse other pwblems. Uc sure to tukc I, •' time to !tncll the ruHC! todtty, HO yuu don't wcnr ymtrHclf uut fot' the rcHI ul' the w~ck, l.lllKA (S ept. 23·0~ 1 . 23) • • Your restless Hlllt•lt tnuy be In need of sumc kind of diver· Hlon tudny, but It doe~n ' t t!tcan thnt everyone ci!C httH the sumo requirement , Don't upsc~ their pluns In ·OI'dcr tu sttll!fy_your own, SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov, 221 •• FlniMh whttl you !lnrted before muvlna onto lllher pro· jcct• toduy. HuvlnJ lou muny thlnlJ! on the burner at tho snmc lime tnuy rc1ult In nuth• lny beln1 completed. SAOI'TTARJUS (Nov. 23· Dec. 21) ··You're u commu• nlcutlve pmon to besln with and, today. you could act cauaht up In more chatter than U1uu1. ThiA lA areut, but be curef1tl not to purtukc In cutty chltchut thut could hurt lctmeone. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·1un. 19) •• II you have uny hope! or kceplna your budget lntoct ttJduy, you mu11 flnt be able 10 dl!ilnaulsh between your neeus und your wunt!. Don't let your dcAirel cncuuruae IN· travi!Jlu.nce. · AQUARIUS (Jun . 20-Pcb. 19) •• llven If we unlntcntlon· ' ' ttAVENSWOOD, W.va. - The body of tiP\ unldtn· tlfli!d male Willi DUlled fl'tlm t~ Ohio Rlvu ne11r lhlvensw~ on Wednesdll)' lltld law enforcement omthil& SiY the cause of death hn~ yet to be determined. · Acoordlna to Lt. Tllrry Dunn of the West Vlralt\11\ Division of Naturul . Resources Lalw Enfan:ement Section, the body . of an Unldenttlled mnle WllS P\llli!d ftom the river t~rourid I 0 n.in. Wednesdll)', about one mile up river from the Century Aluminum plnnt ne11t Ravenswood . Dunn st\ld the Incident Is still under lnvestl&lltlon and lnfomlutlon on ttie t:Ase will be released liS soon us h becomes avttllable. Credit Xpntss · WIDE LOAD Itt law! ~. liD • oily !UY,II!nicthlnu that could be hurllul to unother, It usu· ully hlt1 ItA nutrk und leave• u ~cur. De careful tuduy not tu;. mukc uny . thouyhtluAH com· • mcnts. PISCES (Pcb. 20·Mttrch • 2()) •• tiiHtory will rcP,CUl h· ~ !ell' today If' you l'oniiMhly !o• licit the help of Komi!Onc who ) prevlou!ly proved to.be un In· :, effective worker. If you rear quire cupublc anlnunce, • . chtMl!C one who 11 competent, ARillS (March 21·Aprll19l ' •• Nob<xly ttpprcclulc! It when sotncuno pluy1 fuvorltcl, 10 do your belt not to do 10 to• ~ duy, for nny rcu1on, Purity en· huncu populurlty; partiality hcJJhtcnl dlltru!l, .., TAURUS (April 20-May 20) •• An objective you'!' hoplna to ughleve 11 reuchab e today, but only If y~u don't allow your~clf lobe dlltructed or let 1omconc whole •P· provul you're sceklna curb your momentum. Stuy on courAt. • OEMINI (May 21·Junel0) •• Oood for you lor helplna 1omeone who needs It, even If thl! pcr1on 11 unoppreclutlvt uf what you du for hlm/har, ~ Unf\!rtunntcly, not evcryont 11 11rutcful for how othen put thcmaclveMout, -IW~~. II 1\IIW l~!ildl~ ln~ll• flnrttlt'l'll 11tlllhuw with 8tmi.. "'1\1 t~xln~F wiU otll!n ltll' 11\i~h\\'~' In P\llllllttl)l 1.111 Mlt~ld~ey. The tlnn, locuiW nl l.l~ W. Muht St .. 110.~1 tkw ltl t~ hnnlt, will 1.>tlehnltt h~ j!rtllltil)fllltthll! My 1-.'1. Ot\IU Xpt'l\s~ wiU \llf~r I)Cl'$Uili\l 111111 ~til t~llltt.l mtllil!"l!l! llllln~ 111 tlll\lrunlllo ' Ohio PlcU: 15·1·7 Pick 41 1·5·15.0 Pick ' clly: 7·0.1 Pick 4 clly: 7·8·5·7 II: 12·17·3 1·32·~ upllll.o4eo: 6-7·19-20-33-34 lonu• 1111: 39 'uckttye DII!Y 1: 8·'D·!S :wot\'NI.,OOM ~~~ POMiikOV - Cl}., 1'111\lS IU ~U~IUlltlll'l\ Wh\l IIIII}' CMIMT ltNIU CtiiW not typl~:lllly tli\.'Ci till! \'Milt Triaha Sth00110v r, aee~ • ~tlllldtirtl$ ol' n11!ttltlr blmi..~. St~~cy Cooli. Wt\1\!r, llll(l A!1r; t\1.'\..'tJrdh'lt tu 11111 1.'1111\l>tmy'~ Kllln. ~1\pliae the at11ff of llllltl"l!tr. Trl~hn Crool\ ltpleaa. tllr1at'l J. RtfU) SdltliliiU~t. s~·hoontiVel' hils ,t\ 11\'l\ . ', IIIUlltlld~OMl tuUon Wtat Vlrtlnl• . DillY 4: 6·4·9·4 Pawtrbll: 6+ 17·23-24 (14) ol' lcmlltll! ll!tperloll\'c hi 01111111 llllU J~dtS\111 COIIlltlll~. Index "WI! wlU ~trlve to huvc the bc!lt.~:u~tomer servke ht the trl•routuy llrttt 1111d live 1111 Ill our ~ltl(!tm: The ~:tt~h ymt :lltctllll • II ..... Celendtr Cl111lfl1d1 Comics Dt•r Abby E~ltorlals .· to open Monday Kicker: 7·9·9·1·2·0 . "bbr Thur•dlly. June 27, 2002 1'11 c.ycot' uhcud cnuld be- •·~u • i.lummy's henrt eight would work nne. But UWKKWVH IIVGICII'lLll If liust lmd the henri jnck, he would uverPREVIOUS SOLUTION - "WWlmm&n'l pllat le Ill lilt WIOIIQ.'ruiT th\1 dummy, und JaiMI Thu!IMI the contrnc:t would 'IITM&nltd ~~~~ me- att women do.• - Nancy Allor hlnae on the spade suit, Here, us you c:nn TIU.111AILT Ci m wou sec, South would .. MI PUUUI P\3il' hn ve to lose u spade trick nnd would nnlsh 0 Rt<tPrG"IItl lon.Pa of tho one down, lour 1<rambltd words b• lnstcud, South spot- low to form four slmplt words. ted .n sufcr line or piny. At trick three, S UT R I J he discorded u spude from thll dummy -- u AVNT MARION WAS lti&MT.. NEVIiR MARR.'( IA MUSICIAN ANti ·al Pl£ ~ iao.:k, ruft'inl!. with ~~ f'O(IJ~ ~ 1\t~tl em ·~ A4 need now," 8111tl. B4·6 B7 A4 S~.:hollliiWCr Cu~tmncr~ ~IM'kltli Traffic elona atete route• 7 and 124 w11 backed up for more than an hour Wiid~eadey mornIna 11 workara for Edwerda Movlnt and Rlglna Inc. traneported a metelvt tul'blnl enalna Movies A! . Obituaries A! · (lneet) vie eaml truck from Waterloo Coal Tirmln.el to the Rollin& Hille Power Plant n11r Wllktavllle. Both hlahweye will be oloeed temporarily at verlou• tl.mtl o'Jir the next two deya, Sports B1·4 under tha eupervle!on of the State Hlahwey Petrol, so work criwa can trenaport lara• aenereWeat~er A:Z tora encttrsntformera to the powar plant 11 well, ('l'ony M, l.aach) · , ,e 1003 Ohio lltfll)' 'ublllhlnl Co. A6 sm11ll m\d qult:k ltmtls, wlllne nhlo t\'1 ohm In tt decl~ltltt 011 li.1tu1 uppll~utluns, In most cnK s, wlillc they '\Y11lt, 1\I:Clll'l:lllll! to Schtlilnovcr. The llrm will o11·~r rofrtlshtnents n x.t w ek, tlntl "For 1ft. Entirt Fmfti1V Saturdav,·June·29 10 am • 2 pm • HMC ed~ca~on & Conftrtnct Center FREE $CBEENINOS • Non•fa1Hng choltlllrol and gluco11, blood pranura, body fat onaiytl1, and much mort lor ACHS IDgnsl UPI IMu1t be accompanied by a porant If under 18,) ll S.V.rol dltplay• and health lnlormaHan will be on·hand 01 wtll. PRIIIONI DINSITY ICIIININOS C!wnt! 13'•1.......,..,. Wt !lw w!l 1M tha fnam 1 ·1 ;30 DID MEDICAL CENTER Discou ,. the H'ulzcr l>ilTC!I't•ncc www.holzer.org •J fl -· I � 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 06. 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