https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3d44de0cf033c308245489f5a7426935.pdf 1efb4dbea5a94eaeca48eb555974971a PDF Text Text FOOD GIVEAWAY PLEDGE OF ALLEGlA CE , Court puts Pledge ruling on hold ' "They 'rc ~~kli<IWlah!hll! t~ llkt-)ll\,1<1<1 tiKI! the Wil.ll<' 'hh Circuit may tt1k1;• 11 l<IOk ut this." Anmr su\,1. Gh'CII the !'llblic l)(lln~c OI"CI' the .i niti:1l ntllt)ll. a....·,.Jwin 1\~1111\.'\lru 111tlk-e dcir Itt DAVID kltA'ft'ft that d1i\Jl\·n, 1\:>r t\0.1\\. are t\1.11 Assott.~.nm I'MSS tx111\.'d 11\>in n.'\'itil)lltl\\' ~ S N I''R CISCO - A ill dt~> It>~''' C\1~~ ~aiJ. much·malil!l\~ ruHni! on "Tht~ " 11111 \~1\lt ,11'\lhlat\ the Pledge oi' i\llct!ltltll.'e Is Nll-uf-lh\'·lllii\ d ~~~i1111.'' on hold whlll' " lti.ler:ll ~till t>ou~h'" Mircll. tl l.l•~ ~llls -..'®rt Jed~~ how to At~lt'!s·NI~'\'\1 ~'tiiiStiltllttlll.~l ~~ whh c,tlls lbr :1 rel~tr­ lt11~ atl\ll'tiC\. "•i\ll':l,lnlllmr-. itll! In the ca~-e . ''"~.,-~ m:1.v tt'tlttire <'\lrtt<.ll\lfJu~ Alt\'ed T. Gtll.ldwin. narv me:~sure, in ''1'tlc1' l\1 who wrote the 2·1 <lpinin11 dartt)· t\w the puhlk :ull.t the thtlt ~:lid school~ ct~nnot world t'~a~th' .11 h•ll the IHt\'1: students recite the l'\'l 'uh~ tlt' the .... ~,.,~ m~ .~~ pk'dgc. llt'e\-emed it th.1m C'rai~ John''"l. a c,m,titul:tkitll! cl1\.'\:t until th~ Qth titllmhwhh ath>rllt'' i11 ''"' U.S. Circuit Court of Ymt.., :~ 1\'l:tl. • p!)l.'uls dl.'l::idcs whether It "I think thl'n.· "'''a l11l ,,f wm1ts "' alter c'\lllt'l.~. Ue bud. dt:nmd l''~'"lll\' 1111 llll\· • no reuson. these jnd)lc' "' put :t 'lay '"1 Allllmcy Geneml John th\!, (!IYI'II lhl' mitial puhhc· i\,11\:t'Ot) $ttd Tltut'lid:ty Ill<' !CIMII\11," J\lhll\\111 'aid. Justil.'C l)l.'ptll\IIIC\11 will req1~t \\hhlc,da~ \ rulin~ '' "' in :11\t'llrilll! hy 1111 ll ·jlllhlc pwtcl. response to:1 C':1lil\1n1ia atltc· s of i'hursdny utlcnlt~~:m. ist\ hid t\1 ~wp hi' ''''''"1c~1llrt det'k t'nthy tutlt:I1\1Wl l!l'lllk ,laughter thm1 hdll!l stud 1111 petitions llM' a relk.~lri11ll extln''"tll\1\'li~i,lll in " 'h1•1l. !~:Ill bt>e\1 Sllblllilll.>d. 1'11c ,k'\'lsion '' "' 11\\'t '' ilh Gov. Gray Davis und wldc~ptcad ct1tki,nt. indud· sehoul ollkittb in the 111\Vn ing tl\1111 l'nng11.'" and of Elk Gmve. where the Ptc,idcnt Bu~h . ph1intltl' . lives, both Sen. I larry ~cid, a Nc'V<1tltl . promised to :tppct11. l:>cl111ll:mt. <:tllll'd Gont111 in's · The . uppeuls cmtrt cuu tlel:ty "!lllll<l 111.'\v~" "' he rehcur the t·nse with the mt.umtnt'L'\1 it to the Senate. sttm~ three judges; 11r :m 11 Ahunst the cntitc Scnme Jud,l!e panel. Goodwin's showed up lbr u momhlt! t\CIIon hus nn hllllledlme pmyer Thursdt~' 111 utlinn res11h, since the ruling that tiK' United :Stutc' is "one ulrentl,Y wus 1111 hnld by t'tlUI1 nation, under U11<l." A nc:u'ly rules tor 45 days to ullow fur full Hnusc !1<1thc1\'d 11\0illcllts m1y chulk:nges. luter tu 1\~ilt' the pkd!le. folGoodwin stunned . people lowed hy a su~Huuctl stand· ucross the politicul spectnun h1g O\'tllion. A few House when he dednred that redt· member.\ then joined hunds ·ill!! the Pk-d11c ot' Alleglnncc 1<1 sing the t1rNt line M "(1,"1 in public schools Is uncon· llless Amcdt't1." stituthllllll becuusc the "We acknowlt'ttgc the scpu· phrnsc "one nution under ration of sccttu·ianism mid God" tullllmlls 111 u govern· slut1~. butut1inH the hcticf thtll mcnl endorsement of reli· thct'C Is no sC!ll11111 i• 111 [)l't wt-cn l!_ltm . The W<trds "under Gnd ulid stutc." Scnutc God" Wct'c inset'ted by Chuptuht Ll11yd O~llvlc suid. Ctmgt-ess In 1-1154 uner u If the tht'Cc·jttdgc puncl's curitpuign by the Kni11hts of initial upiulun tu~cs ctlcct. It Columbus, tt· Rnmun would hut' sdhmkhlldren Clllhollc orgunilutlon. rmm reciting the Jlicll~e in Vlkrum Anlnr, u Hustings the 11ine Western stutcs the Cllllel!e Ill' the Luw schulur. Qth Cit'l:uil covet's: Alusktt . . st~id Oondwln's llltest opin· Arltnnu. Cnllfnmln, Uu\Vuli. ion "hus no lejj1tl f<li'Ce ur lduho, Monllmn, Ncvudu, cl)'cct" fur the time be in~ . Ot'e!ltlll und Wushill!lll\11. Gmerumem seeks new lleariug - HAPPY 1'0 MllP - Keith Rader, dl~tor of thl! M ~ Coul'\ty Coopetlltl've .Perish 011 CoodQI' Street '" Pomeroy, distributes 11 $S5 bill of rood t<> a low-lntoml! family member. Apptlctmts Who pertltlllflttd In the food &!Veaway this Ytftk el o ~~ 11 Mrtl. (Joy l Settles) • • ·Me1gs Cooperative Parish gives back Itt Jov J. Smut NEWSOMVDAI~VSENTINE~.OOM POMliROY - Three hundred und fit\)! ftl<ld lmskets were given IIWIIy to families this week nt the Meigs County Cooperutlw Ptlrl~h . food pantry. · 'the 1.-ost ot' Items In ench bill.! of food pre· pil~ by volunteers wus $3S. A free hum wus also lllven to each jll\rson who tlppHcd fot family Index I lldl11111 • ll ...... . Calendilr Clnslfledl Comlt:s . . Dell t Abby Editorials Movies Obituaries Sports Wtether AS 83-5 a6 A5 A4 A:s A:S B1 •3 A2 ~ aooa !lhld v•tttv 1'\Jbllthl"t eo. Msbtun~.-e. . . · · .The footl pnrL~h nsslsts mnny low Income fumllles with l'rcc food. Fi\>ll fOOd l!lvc-uwnys nl\l held euch yeur, with two emerge11cy dlstri· bUdllns for those t'umllies who hnve 1111 unex· .pecttd criMis. Ptll!!rnms offered by the parish lm:lude t'ood, pnymems tor bills, dothl r. 11lth lor the holldtl)ls, and comfort from qui ted bhinkets. Help for fmnUies Is detenn(l\ed throullh un llppllcntlon process, busl.!d on housclmld number, Income, 1111d ex pen · nlonl! with whutvver assistml~o-e hns already . n provld~l. Meigs Cotuuy Cooperutlve Perish opened its doors for dlsudvuntal!e IUmllles In 1971 and $hlce then hns provided ttsslslunce to thousnnds. Volunteers who spel\d their time hclphliJ th~ needy et~oy self·sntlsrnctlon by donntlng to the community, · ~ Keith Ruder, dlrtctor of. the cooperutlve pnrlsh, snld fundinl! is provided by the Mel11s Mlnlllteriul AssOilllltlon, u number of churches of dltl'el\lnt donominutlons, the Meigs United · Fund und various donutlons from curing pell· pie. Opcnlnj!.s for other churches to join the ptlrhh uro nlwnys wd\.'I.Jme. h~: suld. A tlood tmd disuster t~licf l'uml ulsn ol)\:'!rs elllergen~y assMm~t--e to hdp p.,-ople. God's Unnds, ttnother pttri~h Pt'\ll_tl';lllh helps elderly shut-ins nnd victims of cnmstrophes, by pro· vldlng llltlintetltlllt'e uml ctlt'f)Cntry \\1\}l'k. Comfurte~ m\l nlstl mtlde by tl l!l'nup of Wtlmen who m~t every Wclhlesdny ttl t11e l'O\JP• Cl'tttive tXIIish from nine ltl 110011, lO ~CW poly· ester bhmkets fur the etltet'!!Cncy relief lund. Other pf!Ue..:ts include lhe dothlnl! \'mish shops in POmcl'llY tllld Rndl\c thut ~cl new nnd used clothlnl! ttl bargain prk-cs, while Gild's Nll't suppllrts underprivileged children und lceiiS in need by pmvldhll! meuts, t\mund n l)l)Sitlv~ h111uen(l). Rader Stlid whnlever money is mnde t'mm the ..:onununity tht'OUI!Ii elld\ prul!rnm Is put bnck huu the commmiily. "Whtn~ver un· unmet need ttrlses n new pro~m111 Is creotetl.'' suld Ruder, who upressc~ his uppredut.lon tllr c{linmunily support und ·donntions lu ·the vnrious pm· grums. . . · , He noted thut thel\l tu'e plnns lor cxpnndhll! lhll fllod, clothing 11nd ylluth pro11rnms once the pnrish Is moved into u slnllre bUIItlinl!· Thnt should oc~ur lncxt yenr, he ~old. The Melt~s Community ~rlsh 1\as usked thll Meigs Lt>eul Botlrd of l'lducutlon ror the old Pomeroy Eilementury School, to be vnt:llled ne~t sum· mer. "Forthe EnHre mnn1N" Saturday, June 29 10 am • 2 pm • HMC Education & Conference Center FREE scREENINGS • Non·laaHng choleat.rol and gluca.., blacxl pr.uure, body fat anal)'1il, and much 11'101'1 for~ !Mu1t be CICCOIIlponied by o po,.nt If under 18.) S.V.ml dl1playa and health inlormari011 will be on·hond ol well. ·FREE BONE DENSITY SCREENINGS MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer· DW'et•ence www .holzer·.org •' . . �! r Voucher program still m st pass achievement test 0 "\•• . b"-e. ~ . <* 'Rfjow .,c ~ J ».. ~ ' ill .,. Wd.Ll<" Ha&-..a.&: ~') ·' • \..• • t't · D t .• • '-· • •• ....... ~ :~ \,..• • ' ~ .•'"\·' ..... ne HOBSO: Re\1.. Joe ... • - ~-\\ill~ and . - at Hobsoli ~~~Qiurdl .. s.·ay at 6:30 J)sl'llr JNblitisill'~ ne Area warm and dry this weekend ~~~ 1tlt ~lt1) !'111M lb.: ~"'"" will ~ lll\lb lhe int~~ llf li h~ ~­ n-ini ~~~~'II ~ 1<:U 1)1' $111\ lhe "'"""'l"'I\J - sp~nl this ~'' .;.>tlple ~,r ~~ b>\\ hutnldit\, I\'-! H~M \\ill ~ ,· 1\\ W oo ~ur\by w will ~b' ll\O..'I'NS~ 0\>..'f ~he \\Oc~ lt...- li\~'INI \\~thef Sl:f\~ :IOlioJ, \• l'liin ~~ in ~~ ~ ~. \UlS\.'t 100~1\1 \\ill bt- ill 9:t)l lllld S\11\ri~ tll\ S:at~" i~ lit 6:t~ ;un. Wet~.ltl«~ Thll~ht ... Mt).';tly (JNr with 1\~ dt.-\'cl<itling. Low-s in ~hem~ (ll)s, (illm " inds. · · S:aturd;a,y,. ~~ Ill\til .m~n1001i~. thl:l1 mostly wn~ Hillis ' to QO.. Nort~l\1 Wlllik S 10 10 1\~ Satnrday n~ht.., to:stl) d~lir. luw · in the nlid &~ Exhdoedhmu netr 90. Sun..!;~~ 11~ht... ·t( 'tly cle.'\r. low in the llJlPef 60s. Mond~'-~-~.utl • doody, H~lls in the I "~90s. 1\te~<\,'.,l~..trtly clllld ". lool:al\.'11 thutllk.-nrunns in lhe Afier. tlOOI\. LuV.· in too u~r 60s :md h~lls in 100 low~ 90s. 'un..t~\ ... Pllrtly clolldy. H~lls \\Wt~~~...... P:trtb dood}., t~:atl!ll thundmrom\S In the -.lrenl\"-"'· L~•ws in ihc Ul'fl'.'l' &~ 11nd h~lls in ~he low •r 9()!, lndc!-~•lllc!l\.'e o.y.•.l':utl • dood •. Lows in the upp« &Is ~•ld highs in too low('t 90:1, Graham asks radally divided ·city to work together . . CINC'I :n t 11) - The R~v. Uilly .roh:~m told the 11'-"-'Ph: 1.1f this dt diYidl!d h)' r:td~l t ·n~ion s to hi! ttood anm.rit:ms to 011e :mutoor. "Here itl C'lndtlllllti, j'Ult're to 1\.: ,, neighbor to the ~l'lll.liiS in the dt)' tlllll 'llltlh~ with," Gmham s:~ld I.Mtlhe li~tnlght of hi fouNlay mission. "~ l~ther the (Qiilf of your slinl dark or \vhitc, we're to love cadi oth.,r." Durin~ his . ()..minute sermon Thursday night. the 8J· )'Car-old cvm.~elist tulkcd brletl :tboltt his hellhh prob· lcms und only j!Cm:rolly ubout tho dty's dlvistons. Oruhnm never directly refetred to last ~ur 's t'lots or the scur.~ that have divided the cotlllllUnit and led religious leader.~ to start un cwnomlc hoycou. · Only u lmndful of demon~tnnors show up outside Puul . 13rown Studium. holdinl\ signs refciTin~ to polk'tl shootttll!S· The c1ty lmd lin . day of . rioting in April 2001 nl\cr u whhe police otl1ccr shot. u Occlnj; black man who w•s Iuter found to be unam!ed. Graham told the audience ubollt his 11\eethli this week with· one of the boycott lend· ers. Orahnm met and ~rayed · with the Rev. Damon Lynch 1r., one of the sponsors or hi appearance, und his son, the Rev. Damon Lynch III, who is a lead r of the boycott. "The son, Damon Lynch ttl, led tho preyer und he prn~ed for u scene just like thts," Ornham suld, drawlna Coroner issues· findings in fatal Farmers Bank Home Equity Chester 'lbwnshlp Boant of 'l'nlstees wlllllold tlleit annual budaet hetring fur 2003 at the 01ester 'lbwn Hall oo July 9 bqlnning at 7 p.m. Regul:ar meeting will follow. RACINE - R~lne Fi~ Department and Aullillary will serve chic~~n ba.rllec\le and homemade ke cream on July ol Seiving will begin at II a.m. fall in Gallia Co. r.... Saa Gl*- ("Just Shoot Me~') has- son. MnOCI, bool in 1996, who has cadnl palsy and cannot walk without help, ·Loans for· as low as The Daily Sentinel Reader Services -n Conaoton Po~tcv a tn lilt tlll!M 10 lit M:Wit.lt. It~"- ol WI -~~~a~ ct!ltltMfl_, 0111 mHI If you own your own home. you can borrow against the equity you haw already invested! Ill (?.0) OOR-f!l&e. N11111 DeparttMnta a IIIIN1118. ~llftWII tltWllloM w ' Clt-IIIMft.... Ill. 1t 'nit mH1 ntlll'oblt 011181 882·1121 (F':tJ} Farmers Bank Proud to be apart of your life. ~ We'reYourBanltfor~ Member FDIC S.C.Itlllodq • 446-2~ • DIIBIICilll Poster ' lnalde: nppluuso. 'fhe c"!wd of Jj,OOO, mnny of th m m colorful rain pon· chos, wu · quiet when Orahum td Iked about th health problems that have lei\ him home· bound most of the tlmc. Graham was dllJ!!nosed wilh l>urkinson's dlscnse In the mld· l990s und hns been slowed by u vuril!ty or ullnlilntS , ·He pluns only on PLETE • •' ............._ ]olm P. McMu,. MD· O~Gynecoklg!st . Suite:n• PVH Medical Oftkt Buiklina . .see this weekEn:i s 'n:!rp:~ se::Licn in 1m ~ • CHESTER - ' Mondays 8c. Wednesdlys fer d::tails ••• Cl I IIIII. . . . · I/ ,, • • & E ·--·Pinndl Street PJ..I..v WV 26171 r-, aau•••• '1\lesdays, Thursdays & Fridays PLEASANT .VALLEY • �Sentin The Daily Sentinel Ohio valley Publishing Co. ...... TR Cia Dlft .,. t p. ..... 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Wt,.'<.,-k.. u:s l,llllllful~ >.bbv. .urti. t~.bm t lftinii tiJ '<ltw.lii\Jtl 1Jj ~V<:i'. • WEST'S VIEW . • Poogbk~ (N.\'.l Jaurul •Ill gm"'t: T011t Ri('(lt .CahiMt shttHs: f>re,ident Bush's i<k:l hi ~~are a new domes· tic \Oa"Uri~ lkpartment need~ impnwement. but Congress \\OOid be ft"'>li"' to re~'t lhe pn!ptNd ou~ht. . (\11~1e:, h:ls :1 h~>e iiK.~nth e It) \\ ort \\ ilh lhe p!eSident on thk . Alter the Sept II tenurist allocls_ Bush moved swift))> io ~'reate a ne" top-Jc,~l positioo. that of homel:md security dil\:\:tor. And he named fanner Penn ·yl\;mi:~ Gov. Thm Ric4,~ to the position. Bui Bush r-.mkled <.'OIIg!eSSiooal leOOcnl by ~etusins to ;lCknowledge Congress· role in setting the bu<lgd fur h\11ndand ~"Uiity. Ri~>e has been gh-en brood po\\-erS- but. because he's technical I :m ;Kh'iSc.'f and 001 an ollid:d membu of Bush\ Cabi.;.t. he has a\'oided testifying before Congress about the budget he O\'ersteS. That woold change if the president's llfOPOSlll to create 11 Ctbinet-le\'"el lltlpanment of Homeland ~'Urity is ~ss­ ful. Clear congressional 1)\:er.;ight woold - and should become part of the prot-ess.. oow that funding fur homeland security has doubled to $38 billion since the Sept. I I attacks. <:hlut~ . Ill! t )$i Itt:. Are we warring against·terror or agaitJSt Islmn? lht.: tht!t nl.' = -t\:77 ~r-rft..~ n•. ., · ~IRDPH ~ll':: ,,., ..t :;ham!:' tl! <IDii .l. 'W.:~'I:»hll "~ t'di.lll\.•tr>i1tl.1· wh~1 tl~<: paw ·' ~ d!wt till:.. J:lk:.~:>w<.:. t ' EtQ <$ tl):).J~ QtJ, l.\JVr: '~ J.l ', lti ~t wb.~t = i..t\. ~ tt ,, uuru.ll. "~'t ·t ... ( E!tu:tlimt f(/ullirr.' w•d ht• r• ~om .!JtiJJtwt :sitJIIN · ~lllil!ft·' (!SifiJJ.IJJnvm lln~ud li1m: lmltl W~<t!ll II>~£«~ \ilm IIJJ www./IPt<Vt'WiJv. c'<.lttl .,. If!@ IIJJx. ~44lltJ. tv., l:ttg~lu<. t"l '~Qtllt<J.t ) Ei\~n without the formal cl1:1~ to a C:lbinet position, Ridge has one of I he most important jobs in go\emment. His · . duties. and ~>.~ition. ·hoold be loonalized. now thut he is in charge of the 1\istest-growing pan of the fedeml budget. ':J.J)'JUt ~.AlY TODAY IN HISTORY 8V THE -'SSOCIATEO PRESS Today is Friday, June 28, the !79th day of 2002. The!e are I 86 days lei\ in lhe year. Today's Highlighr in Hi~rory: . On June 28. 1914. Austrian Archduke Fmnds Fetdinimd and his wife, Sotia, were ussassin11ted in Sarnjevo by a Serb nationalist - the event which triggered World War I. · On this date: In 1491. England's Kinl! Henry VIII was born at Greenwich. In 1778, "Molly Pitcher•· carried water 10 Americoo soldier.; at the Revolutionary War Battle of Monmouth, N.J. · In 1836, the founh p!eSident of the United States. James · Madison. died in MontP,Ciier, Vu. In 1838, Britain's Queen Vicloria was crowned in Westminster Abbey. In 1919, the Treaty ofVer.;ailles was signed in Frdnce. end· ing lhe First World War. In 1928. New York Gov. Alfn:d E. Smith was nominated for pre ident at the Democmtic national convention in Houston. In 1939, Pan American Airways began regular tmnsatlnntic air servke. In I950, Norlh Korean forces captu~ed Seoul, So11th Koren. In I996, The Citadel voted to admit women, ending a I53year-old men-only policy at the South Carolina military school. · In 2000. seven months ut\er he was cast adrift in the Florida Straits, Eilian Gonzalez was returned to his native Cuba. Ten years ago: Southcm Califomia was rocked by a pair of ¢arthqllakes lhut killed one person and injured 402. French President Fruncois Mitterrand was cheered as he visited war. tom Sarajevo, Bosniu-Hilrtegovina. A 35-yenr-old man at the University of Pitlsburgh Medical Center became the lirst recipient of a b:lboon liver transplant: he lived ten more weeks. Five yean; ago: President Clinton, unable to meet his own . July 4 deadline for campaign finance refonn, blumed the inaction on Congress in his weeki¥ mdio address. In 11 wi.ld remmch, Evander Holyfield Mumed the WBA heavyweight boxing championship atrer his opponent, Mike Tyson, was disquulitied for biting Holytield's cur during the third round of their light in Las Vegas. · One yeur ugo: A unanimous federal appeals coun reversed .the court-ordered breakup of Microsot't, but ruled that the sol\ware gium had violated tmtitrust l:~ws, and appointed another judge to detem1ine u new punishment. Former Yugoslav leader Slobodun Milosevic was hunded over by Serbia to the U.N. wur crimes tribunal. · · Thduy's Birthdays: Comediun-movie director Mel Brooks is 76. Actor Put Morita is 70. Senme Am1ed Services Chainnan Curl Levin, D·Mich., is 68. Former While House chief ofsllltf Leon Puneuu is 64. Rock musician Duve Knights (Procul Harum) is 57. Actor Bruce Davison is 56. Actress Kathy Bates . is 54. Aclress Alice Krige is 48. Football player John Elway is 42. Record company chief executive Thny Mercedes is 40. , Actress Jessica Hq;.,ht is 37. Rock . musician Saul Davies 1 (James) is .37. Actress Mary Stuart Master.;on is 36. Actor John Cusack is 36. Actor Gil Bellows is 35. Acttess Dnnielle Brisebois is 33. Jazt musiciun Jimmy Sommers is 33. Actor Alessandr:o Nivola is 30. . . Thought for Today: "One of the sources of pride in being a human being is the ability to bear present frusttalions in the intere~ts of longer purposes." Helen Merrell Lynd, Amencan sociolog;.>t and educator (I 896-1982). . - (MD', SAINTS· AND SINNERS MEIGS CALENDAR It may be possible to find God on thegolfcourse PT TIIOt - ~ lo;at,....._, • I ··- ~~l BY GlOMI R. PI.AGINZ In John Tidyman '.s popular book, "Cleveland Golfer's Bible'' (Gray & Company, 2002), the author has a chnpter titled, "Why I Love Playing Golf with Women ." One of the reasons he give is thai women "rarely swear." With men golfer.;, it's different. Over the c;our.;e of 18 holes, they may invoke lhe name of the deity more than n minister does in church on a Sundny morning. The men, however, will insist they mean no disrespect. They will go even further. They wlll claim lhey feel closer to God on the golf course on Sunduy morning, while enjoying the wonderful world of nature. · I have always been skeptical of such cl¥ims. · Of course, it is pos ible - as Shnkespeare said - to find "tongues In trees, books in running brooks and sermons in stones." But stones by themselves do not a sermon make, nor a hole-in-one on Sunday a Christian make. Still, wanting to put the golfer's creed to the test, I decided one lovely spring morning to skip church ana spend the time outdoors. I wanted to see whether it was possible to feel closer to Ood while communing with nature, rather than crowded in a pew. The Bible, I reminded myself, speaks more of woods and trees and woodland creatures than of synagogues and churches. In the Bible, we read of lying down in green pastures, of still waters, of the fields exulting and lhe woods singing for joy. The " ~ (one barked) and went on our wny. Wilh church hells pealing in the dis.tonce I sat down on a rock ood coole'd my bare feet in n running stream ood read "The Golfer's Prayer for Forgiveness," which uepears on page 211 in "The Golfer's Btble": "Forgive me, o Lord, if sunday rooming finds me on the golf course and not in church. Forgive me if I lind You, not in prayers nnd hymns, but in Your $reat und glorious outdoor.;. more mngmficent than any cathedral. . "M;v prayers to You on Sunday mommg may he unspoken and my hymns to You unsun~, but my helltl will be always pruiMng You for the beauty of the Earth, tor S{)uciou~ skies, for lhe~oys ofcomtadeshtp and for this funny httle gume we play. "Bless my driving and my putting. Direct lhe ball into the bunker only fQr my opponent's shots. (If to ask this is unworthy of me. forgive me this, too.) Amen." It may be unrealistic to expect your ordinary duffer to he lhinking thoughts about nature and the universe us he steps up to the first tee on u Sunday, morning. · But if he takes a minute to pruy "The Oolfcr's Prayer for Forgiveness'' before he leaves the clubhouse, he may indeed find his 18-hole journey chasing an elusive little white ball across one tiny comer of God's glorious creation to he a religious e~perience such as he would not. find in church. Or anywhere else. . (George R. Plagtmz is a colu11111ist for Newstmptr E11terprise Assocldrio11.) glory of nations is compared to an overflowing stream and peace to a river. So, 1 stepped out of n world of stone and usphnlt and uutomobile emissions into a world of trees and wildtlower.; and babbling brooks. The contrast gets .one 10 realize that we spend most of our lives not in · the world of God's making, but in one of our own making that has all the ambience of a trashburning plant. In his book "The End of Nature" (Alfred A. Knopf, ' 1990), Bill McKibbin states that we may soon be looking for unswers in the great god, Dacron, as opposed to finding faith in the God that has been our spiritual leader for thousands of . years. In a . world of Astroturf, he writes, there m~y still be work for Ood to do, but He wtll be unable to speak to us lhrough nature. · I passed only three people and an Irish setter on my walk. They all looked as happy as I to btl out on such n beautiful morning. We said hello A• MJM~m 5 Mia lt30 &ft\ 1IMIIilf. f'llCIIIIlS QtESTal - - ,.,. "' SMelt lliM -l ,SpeOol _ ..:tall~- . . . Cit" q'J$ watrsr•v ~ _..._ - Scilio 'lbwn&llil> ~~30pa\'W George . 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't.!IJ~JOO. ~. l<>lO.... 7,00.,,... ...... - - . . .......... Qot,o ....._ -IM!c!!o..._ '""'lit t ·- t~'icc- ) f i t 5-4 Thu~y, ·The 'Reds woo their lhird in a row .and sent Chicago to its tftitd strn~ht toss. Sammy Sosa hit his m.,;or league-leading 27th llomer for the Cubs. . . T~'s IWO-nlll triple came on an 0-2 pitch from Antonio Alronseca and made it 3-all. · "This is probably the biggest confidence booster in the world right oow," said 'r.\Yior. "Alfunseca is ooe of the best closers iu baseball. At 0-2, I'm just trying oo battle for dear me." "We .ga~ Thylor way too ROOd of a pitch on (),2,'' said Cubs manager ·D?n Baylor, . ln the lOtti, piilch-httter JaSQn LaRue drew a leadoff walk 11om l<yle Famswoutb (2-1) and moved up oo 'fudd Wal~'s sacrifice bunt. . With two outs, Sean Casey was intentionally walked, and Adam 5-4 Jeff Morrison. notches a Wimbledon upset M.-tw Q) PIHse see Polcyn. BJ CIQIQltN 'NE c:ut1'CH - cmomllatl's ~ussell Branyan Ms a single in ttle renl:ll inning to d!We in two runs aM oefea't lt!e ChiCagO Cll'bs S-4 at Wrig'1ey Re'ld oo flh\Jirsday. (AI'! ill Afttlt; ftw tA~ dtltll $ft Gorl. lkogan-WWtnw INSURANCI SERVICES t14L M111n IIN130 PIHseseeCincy,BJ " - Bimffllft lh l*ft ~m llt ' s~ "'-'rllly.... """""= - ·""""'"~ ~!i&nli -'9o!O .....:sr ..-..n.e-- ....... . l\etd Cf.rate ' 111100...0~ ~O]jUIIJiibi(y !6lt1~ ~IR-.8. ~~~ h ~ ... Ndrliloo-- Porawor ~. I'INIItlal .... ' .........,.n- ~- - 7 .............. ~--WJ­ . . . . -- 71pa ,._ .... .._... t ~~·7P-iL ~-,, ~- ~ _,..,....., -·:!01 b- :iNJ_ _ _ _ . .. ~ ~~-'l>UL -........:u~ ........,.__ ,,!Q..,, ........ .,.,!!o. . ot ....... .... "St . -~~., .....\(; lllllo...A . 'Somdo!l:sdloOI -~-- -.., ......... •• *.'Ch-,... !Jiiotlelllliii> 212 E. Mllln Stt ut Dunn drew a walk tllat loaded the bases. Brany.an followed with his tiebreaking single to right• . _Todd Hundley hit an RBI single in the bottom of the lOth before Danny Graves (3-1 ). . Cubs staJter Jon Lieber took a 3-1 lead into the ninth. but left after Casey and Dunn opened the inning with singles. Lieber had six strikeouts. · "Individual stats don't matter. We had the other team down and we were just unable to do it,'; said Lieber. Alronseca relieved and retired the first two batters. After fouling off two ~itches, Taylor followed with a drive beyond Sosa s reach in right-center field , and the ball rolled to the ivy. . " We got opportunities later in the game and when they took Lieber out, we took advantage of it,'' said Gr.aves. ··Everytime he (Taylor) is out there he is doing whatever he can to help' the team out" . Sosa homered off Reds rehever Scott Sullivan in eighth to give the Cubs a 3·1 lead, For those who live under rocks. 2002 marts the 30th anniversary of the ruling which mandates equality in programs which are awarded government moneys, and like many other noble ideas. Title IX had its hean in the right place. With the opportunities for women being fewer than those for men, Title IX proponents hoped to level the playing field. but · after three decades, tlle topic 1s one that still starts heated discussions, Is the playing field becoming more level ' Yes. , Is die situation for all athletes gelling b.!tter'1 Definitely no. · In order to gauge compliance with the policy. the Department of Health, Education and Wei fare established this three-pronged test in 1979 to measure whether or not a . school is following the guidelines: I. Demonstrate thai rl!e pen:entagt' of its female arlr/eres is 11ear(1· rile same as r!re percenrage of female undergraduate studems : 2. STrow tlra/ it is steadilv increasing opportunities for womm: · 3. Pm1•e rhat it is .met>tilf/i tire l11hl<'lics imeresrs a11d abiliries of irs female studems. Part of the problem is that it is easier to level the field in NCAA Divi sion 1 (where it is reported that only 5 percent of athletic programs tum a profit) by culling non-revenue sports like wrestling. gymnastics, and track and field than to add more sports for women. Many, including the National Wrestling Coaches Association have cried foul, espe, cially in light of the third gu ideline. claiming that it only addresses female athletes, expressly ignoring the interests and abilities of its male students. Yes, the NWCA - which has seen 17 I _,.,_.,__ -iblxl . . . . . . Saoalysm.til-'tciOU.. --!i&nli - IN!-~... Davia Qulcbl~ Mo. ..ri., ,,..._ --~~ 'SL~ -...~·.-., - J -~ "Simiillysm.til . w.... ...........,. IHm--.Jjlj..,.._ •m-, t t ~~~-­ ~~-'9jjtu,, 1'111 b)~· . . . . .. 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"Who With Pete Samptas and Andre Agassi would have ever :gone, another American man made thought that I would be here ?" the most of his dme on Centre Coun at Wimbledon, Morrison im1de the None other mall Jeff Morrison. draw after Monison, r-anked No, 98 and playGermany's Tommy ing in only his third Grand Slam Haas Withdrew last match, jolted ninth-seeded Spaniard week when his parJuan Carlos Ferrero 6·3, 1·5, 7..ft (5) ents were seriously Monlsan injured in a motorcyThursday to reach the third round. "This morning I woke up and I was cle accident m a nervous wreck," Morrison said, , Florida, Then the 23·year·old West . Now, Morrison is one of only three Virginian walked onto tfte coon in American men lefi in the toumamem, sheer wonder. . along with No. II Andy Roddick and "I was looking around a lot, just Taylor Dent. saying, 'Oh, my g~~h. here l am,'' · Eleven other Al'l'lerkans were bounced in the ·first two rounds . including seven-time champion Sampras and 1992 winner Agasst. · "You s~e guys going on big cou11.s and beaung seeded players - 11 makes you realize that you can achieve the same thing if you are playing as well as you can," Morrison . said. "And that's what happened today," But not without a few nerves. "The first 30 minutes of the match, I was a little awe-struck," he said. "But I kept holding serve. My confi. dence was gaining. I really got myself up by the fact that I was play, ing on Centre Coun, in the place . l dreamt of playing.'' 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