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We will analyze the thought processes that help BARNEY you decide where to win the trick -- and PAW, CAN 'YOU some times with Gl i iH 10:, \.lb which card. OF!='? You (South) reach three no-trump. West leads the heart seven. How would you proceed? In particul~r. what would you do at' trick one, and why? First, count your top tricks. You have only four: two spades, one heart and one diaTHE BORN LOSER . "" mond. However, five I-J€.1Z.tt-<'\ YOO USING. 1>-."" . ·Tf\l~ *'t'!> 'It\€.'!' N0\-1 &.LIE.~ r W~, BIJT t KePT winners can come >--.tO~c,t.~[\t'-IC>10TN£f.n\EJ-\ 1 from the club suit. 6\N(,lC.O ~Pili...EMWT!> Glt-~c.Ko -:JJPI'LE~t.Ni r Next, read the lead. 00 NOT ,.._1 0 ONf.'~ Assuming West has v.:::l'\'---n~--..fl\0<\~'t'! ! led his fourth-highest heart. apply the Rule of Eleven, Seven from II is four. So, there are four hearts higher than the s.even in your, the dummy's and East's hand s combined. And you can see all four. So, you know East has no I'VE GoT TO FIND high heart, and you A N.EW can -- on 9/9 -- win PEE fl. the first trick with <".:>roUP. your heart nine. However, if you do that, you should fail. West would win the second round of clubs and shift to a pointed suit, leaving you with no hand entry to get to your four estnbHshed club tricks . Since your sole possiKNOW IT'S TODA'r''S ~AT 't'OO SHOULD DO ble side winner is in I'AI'l:I!.IF ~E DATE AT ~E 15 LOOK AT TilE TOP heurts, to guarantee OF TilE PA6E MATCHES OF ~E PA6E ..TWEN you should that entry, 't'OURSELF A ""TE ON TilE CALENDAR win the first trick with dummy's heart ace. Then, lead the club queen, ·drive out the club ace, and eventually come to at least I0 tricks. S ......... nut ec:- accidents .leave 2·dead 7:::=, '"'* 10 I'Nrloll'a • Neglocll\ll complll ,., rt "* OVP slaff report ~ats thump Steelers, 81 council meeting cancelled · (:Mbrlty Clpl\tf cryp~ogr~mo .,. CtMiod rmm quotollonl b~ tomoua - ' " · poland pllloant. 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Cover All The MajOI Subjectll -----l~l~tbdi\Y·----BY BtRNtC~ BEDI 0sDL In the yenr nheud you may murc tlwn your tuh· sluu·c ol' cxcitlnH lll)l>urtunitics in l!,C t wc l,omc qu cst1ons bei ng Hskcd of lhL•m , most mi gh t reel it's Ull intrusinn nf thCir c ltcl'i~ltc(l rl'i v:u:y, both your pcr~onal untl sociul SAG IT' 'ARIU S (Nov . 23Ucc. 21) -- Guard whut y.ou reveal 10 ulhcrs toduy. You udvnnt ugc ur lw w yo u deal snnlclhing lhur is best kepi to life. These wi ll be lwu crilical urcus for· ·you, so lake good wit h thl'lll . Vlllfi() tfl ug. 23-Sepl . 22) lnil)' yu ursc\~. others. IUday, tlnn't resort 10 Jell ing 19) -- white 11 1 ;,m cnvinble cin.:lc fiiJ~ It) ~lime up your You're likely to ~e1 cuuglu. Trying lo patd1 up a ego. l.wnkcn IOillUIH:e'/ Astm~ Cllll help The vnlph Mulchmakei- you undcrslnnd wlmt to do to mukc th e rc I ut i~lnshi/J work. Mull $!./~ lo Male unuker, do lhis newspaper. 1'.0. Box lb7 . Wickliffe, ()H 44092. I.IIJHfl lS<•pi. 2.1 -0cl. 23)·. If ycsiC!'tluy was n good day lnr you the 111 ~wi n $ terms ol nlilking ynu ·wanted. don 't usc rl1i' one Ill lcl.down your !tlltlrd l1vcr your budget. You may quidly find yourself broke again. SCORI'IO (Ocl. 24-Nuv. 22) .. llc careful whose business you hull your nose into Imlay. flllhnugh «lltiC might This ma y cuusc !rouble for you, us well us :· :; h<iuld yo u find your.•clf fcnr ful lhUI ·you mi~hl 1101 be ucccp tcd inadvcl'l cntl y reveal CAPRICORN(Dec. 22-Jun . All thai i~ put 10 use un· dergocs a 1 Certui n ubuul uf weur and lear. Remember this toduy before you loan out anything you prize or borrow sornelhing that is impor111n11o nn01her. . AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19)-- Things don'l always go us plunned, and ioduy could be one of those days. A silunlion you pcrsonully direct JllU) lnkc 1ts own direction unc.J lcuvc you chafing nt the bit. PISCES (Feb. 20-Marc h· 20) -- Even when doing role johs luday, be purticulurly focused and puy Ullt"ntion to all 1he smu\1 dcwils. Your con- cc ntnHion may IHll he whal it u11.uu\ly il': you don't wunt a mishup to huppcn. AlliES (Murch 21-April\9) Weather ' • -- I tappntcss will depend upon your choices of friends Juday . If you find yourself wilh rhose who are apt In ereale rroublc. make u quick exit · or Iiley could lead you astray. TAURUS (April 20- May 20/ -- Thn1 ve ry p er.~o n you be ieved would be !here for you when you needed some. one could leave you slnnding ulonc. Don'l unwillingly· gel involved in unylhing today 111111 you can' l handle yourself. GEMINI (May 2t-lune 20) -- Watch yourself thur you don 't brag loo much IUday. Co-workers, believing you have ulllhe answe~. will slurt to dump ulllhe tusks and jobs on you. CANCER (June 21-Ju\y 22) -- Hanging ou1 with all I he high rollers loduy might not turn out lo be us much enjoymen! a• you lhought when ~ou reulize ull it's gelling you " nn em/ny wu\let. LEO July 23-Aug. 22) -- Detllla, A2 Group plans to use grant to fix up railroad term al BY BRIAN J. REED Sentinel staff writer MIDDLEPORT - A teum of Middleport residents plan to use a $3.000 grant through the Applachian Regional Commission to begin restoration of the Middleport freight terminal. At Monday evening's regular meeting of Middleport VIllage Council, Mary Wise outlined plans the project, beginning with construction of a new roof on the historic train station. The station. located in Diles Park. was built at the tum of the last centt1ry by the Hocking Valley Railroad, Wise said. It was used until 1953, and was given to the village in the mid 1980s. In order to qualify for an ARC grant, the building must be used as a community center; Wise said. A fall event might be planned to promote the pro- . ile'dtknt mnrkt:d th~ trn tlk fttlttlit} nr the GALLIPOLIS An YL'Ur in 1\ ldg' Ct>UillY invesin1·e;,ti uurion into n fu wl ll)!.ltt'U I'>} rh..- rmrnl. wecken'd Ul'dllent in · f\'kl "' Trnopt'i" , aid u rinl'innuri County i;, ongoing. wh ile mu n died t•t' inj urb sutkred nnothcr in Gullitl Count1 i' in tl mo1o1\'\ L'ie uc·d\lenr on l'omplete Gulliu Cnunl)'.' the Galliu Co lllll\' Road 91 Gulliu-Meigs Pust of 1hc (Plcu'lllll VnllC\ l nc11r Rio Sltlte High1 uy Putrul Clrnnde Suturdu)· ni~ht. reported. Tt•ll\' Siumon. _7, wus A motorl')'l'lc UlTidcnt on ~ , t,ll'>n'und ut K: 15 p.m. on u Ohit• Routl' C\X I in f\kig' Kn11 asaki nmlni'I.'Yl'IC when Cuumy \Ill Sunduy ll'l'l 11 lw dnn·e ntf the ruud in ulefl Belpre num dcucJ. th~ pntml cun e und ow11urncd in 11 reponed. fielo,l. ~jo~lin~ him. the Troopers >niLI W111 nc S. putrnl :.aid. He v.us weuring Roberts. ~2 . Bclpr~. 1\ a' u hdmc1 ut lhe time of the westbound nl 6: 10p.m. nL'UI' tll'l'idcnl . lh<' n:pon suid . lhe intersel•tion with Omngc Signl\ln wus trunsported to Township Ruud JtU Holter Medi~ul Center by u (Cullowuy) when he dmvc friend und wus Iuter trunsoiT the right side nf the 1\>ull ferrcd to Cuhdl Huntington Huntington, in u left ~urve und went into Hospitulk, u dit~h. cjc~ling him . · W.Vu ..' by MedFlight. He Rnbt•rts wus weurin g II · died ut Cabell Huntington, hclmcl ut .lhc time of the the pntrol snid . nush. He wus pronounced The uccidcnt murked the deud ut the s~cnc ot' the crush sixth traffic fululity of the by Dr. Douglas Hunter. ycur in Gulliu County investiguted by the putrol. Meigs County coro,ncr. R8111Dna1 alrlllrt Hockin• Valley Railroad terminal at Dave DUe• Park ject and encoura~ e local participation. she sa1d. Plans, once a roof is installed, include replacement of the buildin~'s brick tloor and other in tenor and exterior improvements. The ARC program is a purlnersh ip with the Rensseluerville Institute, ereated by the Appalachian ' Community Learning Project as a region-Wide leudership insitiutive. The program is designed lo promote cconomic dcvelopmelll in Appulachian communit ies. Wise. her husbund. Roscoe: Myron und June Duffield. und George and Cinda Harris attended u seminar recently ubout the grunt program. · AEP plants secure OHIO Pick :s: 2-6-6 Pick 4: 0-8-4·8 ·auckeye 5: 6·16-22-27-34 Pick :s day: 6-5-6 Pick 4 day: 6-5-8-3 • as ann1v~nary nears • BY KIVIN KIUY OVP news editor W.VA. D1lly 3: 3-8-5 Dally 4: 7-6-7-1 C11sh 15: 2-3-13·18·21-23 Index 2 section• - 12 Pip• Calendar Classifieds Cbmics Dear Abby Editorials Movies O,bituaries Mary Wise, Middleport Village council member. outlines plans fpr res toling the old freight te r· mlnal at Monday's Middleport Village Council meeting. (Brian J. Reed) SaiL 11 sacurnv High: 90s, Low: 60s Lotteries "VVna11s a JUdge·r the teacner asKed the class. The class clown answered. "A judge is like an English teacher. They both hand out long SENTENCES." . NEWSPAPERS 'l'ucsdny, Scpl. Ill. :.!l~ll ing the death of man whose body two fishermen found Monduy in the Ohio River. State Police said the body was that of a middle age white man who lived outside the area. They declined to make any further identification. Police also would not say how Ion$ the body had been in the nver. "It's too early to jump to any conclusions,"" Trooper Paul Hesson told WSAZ-TV. An nutopsy was scheduled for Tuesday. 1---r-r--r~-T...-l· Behest- Notch - Uncle -Scheme ·SENTENCES -.!> RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. (AP)- Police are investigat- . r I. i I'. ·I. I. I. ., F.ishennen find body In river PJM UMOOMDO SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS SEPTEMBER 9 I POMEROY - Monday ,regulurly sched~d Pomeroy council meeting' was cancelled because on ly three council inembers were able to attend. Four members are needed in order for the council to discuss business. Mayor John Blaettnur re~cheduled the meeting for 7\30 p.m. Monday. Sept. 1.6. ,, ~ing's C~LEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campos Th~ ~ i ~hth . Pomeroy , IMONDAY Weekend ·What's inside O.altt· North ~ 81 .... A A. I ~ cross country: Matt Boyles 4th at NEA Crouword Puaal• I liDO I: AS 83-5 B6 AS A4 A3 A3 . 81-3 Sports A2 Weather Q 2002 Ohio Valley Publiohina Co. CHESHIRE - As the anniversary of the Sept. II, 200 I, terror attacks on America approaches, security at American Electric Power's generating plants, including the Gen. James M. Gavin station, will remain at standard leveL · But that standard has changed since 9/11, and security procedures instituted in the wake of the attack maintain that new awareness, an AEP spokesman said. "We did take steps at our plants following the attack," said Pat Hemlepp, the utility's director of corporate media relations. "We won't discuss specifics · of those steps because it will compromise our security." Hemlepp said the question of AEP's security has arisen in the media as the 9/ll anniversary nears, but again' stressed that the company cannot openly discuss its procedures tu keep the pl ants secure. AEP owns all or part of 89 electric generating plants in seven states, making it the largest such generator in North America. Gavin is situated on the Ohio River; while the John Amos plant, the biggest coalburning facility AEP owns in its system, is on the Kanawha River near St. Albans. W.Va. In the days following the attacks, concerns were raised about the plants' vulnerubi lil y to terror attacks or sabotage, but the utility responded immediately with heightened security. Hemlepp said security at all of 'its facilities is reviewell and updated as needed. He said that when the onerear anniversary of the attack ts observed Wednesday, security at Gavin and other plants will be the same, and 9/11 will not carry additional sig· nificance. "With the safeguards we have in place, we certainly hope so," Hemlepp said. Gallla , toreval relocation study BY KEVIN KELLY OVP news editor GALLIPOLIS Revalidnting ll muster plan t'or the relocation of the Gullia-Meigs Regionul Airport has tukcn its first step with an npplicution for federal funds nnd employment of an engineering service . ' Galliu County commis sioners have approved seeking $59.000 111 Federation Aviation Administration AIR -21 grunts for the project. derived from $230.000 FAA released earlier this. summer. . A I0 f.ercent local mutch of $6 ,5. 5.56 wil' '.r udll.:d to emp loy Rr«y Riverbused Whitworh-Borta & Co. lO conduct an environmental assessment, site scI ect ion/re va I i dation, financia l analysis. obstruction removal and apron rehabilitation . . Commissioners also approved an agreement with Whitworth: Bortu for the site selection/muster plan work, totaling $47, 145. 14 with a $4,714.52 match from the county, and for the obstruction removal and apron rehab, totaling $17,230.94 with a $1,723.09 match by rhe county. The revalidation cost is estimated at $6S,SSS.S6. The application and agreements were presented on behalf of Rundy Sheidler. lhe commissioners' consul tun! on the airport. The work will again validate a HI-year-old study rccommcmling the airport be . moved from Gallipolis to a site off Wutson Road in Springfield. Township. just south ol' the U.S. 35/0hio Route 850 interchange. Seeking a new site for the ui rport, opened in 1967. was necessiiUied because the current runway length, 4,800 feel, is no longer adequate for jet traftic. . Shcidlcr und commissioner~ agree thut incrcused corporal~ usc at the airport mcuns the runwuy should be expanded. but there is little room for growth at the current airport off Upper River Road. The study, initiated in 1993 and released three years Iuter, has lobe updated to suppor1 its original findings and satisfy FAA, Sheidler said. "The whole issue is, it's been I0 yeljrs since the study and ussessments have been llone ," he said. "There may be issues to consider about the Watson Road site. We wan I to sec that there arc PleiH ... Airport. A3 ~· National (• ;'·~ ·H ousekeeping Week Is Septe111ber I 0·16 Gruciousness is Leo '," trndc. rnnrk. Should you inudverlenlly do somclhing u bit though! less or inse,>silive, fall · back on thi s fine quality 10 eXJricme yourself from un un- Holzer Medical Center salutes our Housekeeping Department during this special week. MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference www .holzer.org comfortublc !:'i tuuli on . 'I , - --,. - .__,,._._ ~ •- --- __.,.__- . �w.dnesday, Sept. 11 A .... . . . ~·-- ......'\ c......nc~ a:m• ~"· 1 ...J [l~oo~-]_u_'IIO' r; -,:• L.... ... 1~..1~1 ' . J• ~ <:> . () ]srns•) . ,. .,J r,L. .,. , __J-.;;._ _____ Pottamoutt\ u •na ~ ..7 w."'" 1 Slight chance of showers tonight Weuther Forecast Today ... Sunny und wntinucd hot. Ncar record highs 93 10 9!!. Northwest winds 5 to I0 m'ph. Tnnight. .. Purtly doudy. A slight chance of showers rmm lute CVCiiing llll. Lows in the lower 60s. Northwest winds 5 to I0 mph. Chunce of ruin 20 percent. Extended Forecast Wcdncsday... Purtly cloudy und much cooler. Highs in the upJ!er 70s. North winds 10 to 15 mph. Wednesday night .. .Cieur un~ cool. Lows in the lower 50s. · Thursduy ... Mostly sunny. Highs ncur 80. Thursday night.. .Cieur. Lows in the lower 50s. Fridtty ... Purtly cloudy. Highs in the lower 80s. Suturduy ... Purtly cloudy with a slight chunce of show· m . Lows in the upper 50s und highs in the mid 80s. Sunday ... Purtly cloudy with scattered showers und thunderstorms. Lows in the. lower 60s nnd highs in the lower 80s. Mondny... A slight chunce of showers und thunder· storms ...Otherwisc partly · cloudy. Lows in tfte lower 60s und highs in the lower 80s. ,Middleport facing · ssoo,ooo deficit in 2003 State, deJense debate credibility of hypnotized witnesses COLUMBUS (AP) - A man convicted of kidnapping Robert Buell came close to dying in 1md mangling nn I I -year-old girl should not be executed January 1996. becuuse testimony aaainst He was served his him was obtained from wit· nesses who had been hypnofinal meal and tized, his attorneys said. Court·appointed lawyers ror awaited a court Robert A. Buell planned on decision until 17 Tuesday, his 62nd birthday, to · ask the Ohio Adult Parol& minutes after the Board to recommend that scheduled · Gov. Bob Taft grant clemency. Prosecutors said appeals execution, when a courts already have consid· stay was upheld, ered und " rejected ur~uments that the hypnotized wunesses allowing his federal · were unreliable. · "The courts have dealt with appeals to continue. the issues he's bringing up, und the courts have said those nine months before Harrison's issues urc without merit," said death. The convictions of two Joe Cusc, spokesman for state men in that case were later Attorney General Betty overturned after witnesses Montgomery, on Monday. recanted their testimony, Buell, a former worker for Kelleher said. the cit~ of Akron, was con- "The events in those cuses victcd 111 1984 in the death of bolster our cluim that their Krista· Lee Hurrison, of subsequent usc of hypnotized Marshallville in neighbnring testimony casts a lot of Wuyne C<Junty. doubt," Kelleher said. · f-furrison wus k idnupped Videot~cs of the hypnosis from u park 11cross the street sessior·,i 11 both cases have from h~r home on July 17, bc~11 los~r destroyed, he 1982. Investigators said she suid. wus scKuully ussuultcd bcfme The two convictions were she was strangled. Her body overturned in the curlier case was tound siK days Iuter in a not only because of the remote area of Holmes · recanted te~timony, but County. because new evidence linked The issues that the defense the crime to Buell, prosec~­ planncd to argu~ in Tu~sday's tors suid in a 31 -page petition heuring were outlined in u Montgomery's office filed petition filed Monday with Monday With· the parole Cuyahoga Common Pleus board. · Court, said Jeffry Kelleher, In Buell's case, witnesses Buell's attorney since late were hypnotized more than u 1995. · year before hi.~ arrest, so it Wayne County investigators would have been impossible used hypnosis to obtain wit- for investigators to plant a ness statements, including suggestion pointing to him, th:ll of a boy with Harrison in prosecutors said. the park who dcscribe'd Federal appeals courts in Buell s van . Investigators 1999 denied that use of hypused the technique to help nosis violated Buell's rights, wit.nesses recall more details. the state's petition said. , · Bu1 information about the Upon receiving the board's lei f recommendation, Taft cun hypnosis was with he rom reduce Buell's sentence to life defense attorneys, Kelleher 'd in prison or allow the execusa!vj·hcrc's still a question of tion to proceed. Four execuwhcther he's- guilty," the tions have taken place .since Taft took office in 1999. · Cleveland-based auomey said Buell came close 10 dying in Monday. "Secopdly, and .no January 1996. He was served less important, was he demed his final meal and awaited a· every American's right, which court decision until I7 minis a fair trial ?" Wayne County also used utes after the scheduled exe. · cution, when · a stay was hyp~osis while ,invesugatmg a upheld, allowing his federal s1m1lar abducuon, rape and appeals to continue. killing of a I2-yenr-old girl, CINCINNATI (AP) - One of the experience." homes that Dooghl'i M. Cherry intendt.'d to In the year since the attucks. Doug :md help build in Mexico has now bt.-en dedi- Anne Cherry cho.~e to grieve privately hut cuted in his memory. <b:ided to speak publicly ubout their work Cherry's foo~thcr had joined the Youth with Youth . With a Mission. n nonprofit, With a Mission proj«ts two years tigu and interoenominationul worldwide organizu· said his only son WWited to go along. tion. However, the 38-yeur-old insuntn~-e ex~uCheny said the group represent» the kim! tiVe died Sept. II ut the World Tntde of volunteer work that people CWI do to · Center. make a lasting clumge in memory of Sept. "He d100ght it was u great idea und want· I I victims. ed to do it himself," the elder Cherry said Youtl1 With u Mission 's San Diego chup_in one of his few interviews si~~~:e the ter- ter orgnnizcs groups that pay to build the rorist uttncks. "He didn't make it" $3.500 homes and their own truvel costs. In April. Cherry's parents•. Doug and The orgtmizution is also building homes Anne, and widow, Samh, were among a ut Enscnuda, Mexico. Last year it built u group who sponsored and built u home ut tolul of 208 "homes of hope," suid Sc:m 11juwm, Mexko, through Youth With u Lmnbcn. who founded the Sun Diego Mission. TI1er gave the home \O an impov- chupter in 1991. erishcd MextcWI couple und their thn.oe The elder Cherry phms to muke his fifth children in u tearful dedicuiion ceremony trip with the group in Jnnuury. that brought togedrer d1c emotions or tire · "When we get there, a C\lncretc slab is good deed Wid their loss. · waiting for us mid a pile of lumber. We "Mudm.~ grucittS," the Mexican woman trnnsl(mn thut in .two days to u livuble IN HONOR OF - Doug Ch-erry holds a told the group, crying u.Hhc held one of her structure," he said. '"'b dtcse people it's a photo at his home In Cincinnati, showing children. castle, bt.-cause they're squatters, living in a home he helped build In Mexico to · honor the memory of his son, Douglas, "Doug hud a heU11 of gold ... Timre was shucks." nobody like him," S.un~1 Cherry suid in her He proudly displayed a photo album of who died In the attack on the World · tum. "A pwt of me is gone. his son, who Wtl'i u soccer player'mld cap. Trade Center. His son had volunteered "But d1is would huvc mndu him so tuin of the swim teum ut Muriemont High to go to Mexico to build homes for the huppy, to see ull of you," she said, gcstur- School' in suburban Cincinnuti. AHer u col- poor but died before making the trip. In ing toward the tiunily. "I look ut whm you lege curecr ut Ohio Wesleyan University, April , Cherry's parents, Doug and Anne, huve und how good you ure. You tl~k tor he begun u cun.-cr in the insunmce industry and widow, Sarah, were among a group nothing. und rose to become u New York-bttsL'd whO sponsored and built a home at "This h:L~ given me whut 1 ne•.'-Cic'CI," she ~mup vice president with Aon Corl?·· ui1 Tijuana. Mexico, through Youth With a sttid. "1 think we tU'C all beuer olll<ir this mtenmtionnl insumn~c bmkcmgo busmess. Mission. (AP) BY BRIAN could return to her hoy friend in Cnlifnrniu. "Christina Combs is just like u bh1ck widow spider," Assistunt Prosecutor Dune Gaschen told jurors. He· didn't cluborute on the ullcgcd cKtnunuritul atl'uir. · The newlyweds arrived in Columbus five months 11110 ti'Om Sun Diqm. Calif.. to visit reluuves. The~ were un their wur to Cleveland for Ius new recruiting USSigmnent with the Marines. David Combs, 26, becume ill twice over two duys lust April und wus hospitali zed for overdoses. of methampheta· mine, u synthetic form of speed. He uses drugs und feured that if the Dernocrat ·questions ch~nge in contract COLUMBUS (AP) - A the authority of the three· state board ·approved a member commission. ' . $116,000 change in n comOn June 28, Fischer said pany's school construction he accepted S29S In golf contract on Monday after a outings in I999 and 200 I Democrat on the board com- from Gilbane executive Tom plained about a golf outing a Gilbune and another conformer state official received tractor. Fischer later reimfrom the companr. bursed the contractors. Gllbune Buildmg Co. is The commtsston was the construction muna~er for formed in I997 in · response u $12.8 million kmder· to un Ohio Supreme Court gnrten-through-12th grade order that suid the state was school being built in Senecn not replacing its uging County's New Riegel dis- schools quickly enough. trict. The project was nutho· Eric Bode, chief 11nnnciul rized by the Ohio School officer for the commission, Facilities · Commission; suid Gilbane, which is one which is expected to spend of about 40 companies that $3 billion on school con- manage commission prostruction by the year's end. . jects, uid u goodJ'ob in New Gilbune will receive RiegeL Bode sui it mudc no , $657,221 totul for managing sense to chunge conJrnctors. construction of the building "Except in extreme cirin the northwest Ohio dis- cumstunccs, it would be trict. unusual to switch contracScn. Tom Roberts, of tors when 90 percent of the Dayton, one of · two project is completed," Bode Demtlcruts on the six-mcm- said. "They were chosen in a bcr Control lin$ Board, qucs- selection process that was tioncd amcndmg Gilbnne's open." contract in light of whut he Roberts, who voted to culled "unethical conduct" upprove the amended conut the commission. tract, suld later that he wus "We've had questionable persuaded that keeping dealings in the past with this Gilbune as the contractor em · contractor," Roberts sui d. the project was wise. Former commission dircc- "My C<Jncern is that we lor Randall Fischer resigned look at future contracts with ·July 5, .six weeks after u them und consider whether Franklin County common it's in the .best interests of pleas j~dgc ruled he had the state of Ohio to do busilmpropcrly approved more ness with them," Roberts thun I, 7()() contracts without suid. REED MIDDLEPORT . Middlepon village govern• -ment may face a half-million : dollar shonfall next year, · based on budget figures approved at Mondn(s regular meeting of Middleport Village Council. . A 2003 tax: budget of $1.8 • million received final : _approval Monday night, but : : that budget includes special . -revenue and other funds not · available for the general operation of the village. : According to ·Councilman · Stephen Houchins, who serves as chairman of the ·finance committee, council · ·will have access to an esti· l . COLUMBUS (AP)- The state's tuition credits program has lost money for the first time in its I3-year his,tory. meaning the cost of ihe credits may go up again for . the .11fth time in the past , year. The fund's condition was · .revealed in a recent letter to Ohio political leaders from the Ohio Tuition Trust Authority, The Columbus Dispatch reported Saturday. It said sharply rising tuition coats combined with the declinina stoe1c market • caused tbe situation. · ' The authority said that : despite four increases that made the cost of tuition credits go up by ~3 percent · in the put year, its : Ouaranteed Savings Fund : had a multimillion-dollar • Airoort from ll.pA1 WILLIAMS INSURANCE . 122 E. Main Street Pomeroy, OH · 992-3985 or 1005 E. State St., Suite G Athens, OH 594-0660 Manager Athens OHice C11/ for • FrH Comp.,llon Quot• for •II your ln•ur~nc• Midi/ :no problems with the air, :Space." : : She idler said he expects the : revalidation will be complet· : ed within 2SO days, as s~ified in the contract wtth ·Whitworth-Berta. · . "We hope revalidation · .shows the Watson Road site remains the site of preference," he added. Several other sites were : examined during the original : study before the Watson · Road location was chosen. Environmentul assessment. financial analysis and revali· ; dation will be included in the . KIRTLAND (AP) Republican Gov. Bob Taft · and Democratic challenger Tim Hagan spurred over issues ranaing from tax policy to civ1l unions between guys in their first meeting· of the Nov. 5 campaign Monday night at Lakeland Community College. Hagan repeatedly blamed. Taft for economic woes and said it was too late for the governor to offer solutions to problems. The Dally Sentinel • Paae A 3 Deaths Delores Jeanne Aanders An Independent Agoncy representing ERIE tn•urance Group. ·Adavat (740) 1182·21 H. Dep1rtment exttniiOnt 1111: WEEIIII MEiGS COUNTY DAY - Todd Lisle and daughter Madison · were among over 200 people who attended Meigs County Dey at the ·Ohio University football game Saturday. While tho Bobcats were defeated, the spirit of Meigs County fans was not. In addition to enjoying the game, Meigs Countlans were treated to a tailgate-style lunch, refreshments and souvenirs, sponsored by local chamber memb.ers. (David Harris) FIND YOUR NAME IN TODAY'& CLASSIFIED SECTION AND WINt (USPs 21a-eeo) 1p0tte: Ext 14 Advertising .Oye,~rook,Re'f~·litati~n Center will be hosting a memorta serv•ce e 1cate to preserving_ the memory of September 11th. Overbrook would also -like to cordially invite t~e public;: t~ come and join with us in commemoratmg the vtcttms and heroes of the attack. The ceremony will include Athens City Auditor Jimmy Stewart as keynote speaker, Middleport Mayor Sandy lannarelli members of local law enforcement, the fire department and other notable organizations. Refreshments will be' · served following the ceremony. and · the AtiOCiatlon. OhiO Ntwepaper Poltmuter: 8encj acldrnt oorriOto Tht Dally Sentlnel, 1t 1 tionl Court Strtlt, Pomeroy, Ohio • editor. Chllllne HOtllklh. Ext ·l2 • Reporter: Btlan RHd, ExL 13 Reporter: Agnn HapkJI, Ext 14 45769. Subecrlpllon RltM ly carrier or mator routl One month ••••••••••••"8.70 · One y.r .•.•. -. •.....•104.00 D•lty • •••••••••••..••••SO' Outaklllllu: Davt Halrti, E>1. 1\t Sublcrlberl 1hould remH In Outalde - : J ...k:l E - Ext 10 1dV1nct1 dlr..:t. to Th1 Dilly C:WUJCIIG.: Judy Clllt. E!d. 10 Stnllntl. No iUblctlpiJon by mau et.uJCinl.: Cymhla Swtlller; E>1. 11 permlttld In ar111 wher1 home carrier NrVIce 11 1vali«bl1. Circulation D111t1o1 Mgr.: Mike Jtnklnl, Ext 17 General Manager Char1fM Hotlllcll, Exr 12 klalli · ,_ornyddylontlnel.oom SERVICES WILL BEGIN AT 10:00 AM Web: www.myd.tllyteminel.com - u. Local Stocks Member: Tht AIIOCIItld Prtll our 1111ln number 11 23. died at 1. 30 a.rn Sunday, Sept . 8. 2002. 111 the Holter Medical Center' Enwrgcncy Department. She is survi•cd by her husband, Scoll MKhaeh Funeral services wi ll be 1 p.m. Tuesday. Sept. to. 2002. 111 the Chupel of Letan Falls Cemetery with the Rc:v. Curl Swisher o ffic o u t i n ~ . Hu rial will follow in the Le1un Fulls Cemetery. Friends may cull at the Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine. from 5 - 7 p.m . Monday. LAS CRUCES . N.M. Delores Jeanne Flanders, 64 . of Las Cruces, N.M., died Thursday, Sept. 5, 2002, at lier residence. . S~ e was born Sept. 19, 1937. in Letart. W.Va .. daughter of Zelia Rollins Mercer Parker and the late Carl Mercer. Services will be I f,.m.. Wednesday. Sept. II. .002. at White Funeral Home, Cool.ville with Rev. Helen Kline officiating. Buri al will Alice Keams Blaker be in Asbury Ce metery in McC ONN EL LESV ILLE Guysville. ·, Friends may cull 6-8 p.m. - Alice Keams ill a ~ cr, 90, Tuesday at the funeral home. died on Satu rday. Sepl. 7. 2002. ut Morgan Coun ty Cure Center. Eura D..Largent s~ r v i ccs wi ll be Wednesday. Sepl. II . 2002 ut TOLEDO Eura D. Foglesonf-Tucker Funeral Largent. 93. Toledo. died Horne at p.m. with the Rev. Scpl. 6. 2002, at Frnnsiscan William Hatlidd ofncmling. Care Center. Friend• may call Tu scl uy 6 Born Sept. 5, 1909, in 9 p.m. ul th ~ funcru l0home. Syracuse, Ohio, she was a daughter of the lute John R. Duckwonh and Mary Gusler. Jack T. "Jack" Tavan Graveside services will be GALION John T. 2 p.m., Wednesday. Sept. II, "lu~: k" r uv un. 80. died at 2002. at Snowball Cemetery, home (l!l Fridu y. Sept. 6. Syracuse .. 2002. There will be no visitation . He was rrcce d ~d in death hours. . Arrangements are under by hi s w1fe, Mury Anne . the direction of Ewing Jones. Graveside se rv i~:c> will be Funeral Home. held at II :30 u.m . on Thursday, Scp1. 12. 2002, ut Darlena J. "OJ:' Beul Chupel Cemetery. Apple Michaels Grove. W.Va . Friend> may call at the Deal Funeral in POINT PLEASANT Point Pleasant on Thursday Darlena J. "D.J." Michaels, from ·JO - II a.m. carrec:Uon Polley Ohio Velley Publllhlng Co. Our main concern In allttorlll 11 to be Publlehed avery allernooo, Monday IICQUre11. ~ you know o1 en """' 1n 1 through Friday, 111 Court Stttet. otory, CillO.. ,_room II (7>10) W.Z· Pomeroy, OhiO. 8100nd•CIIII 21118. pollage petd at Pomeroy. UA Year of Memory and Recovery" • Authority officials say · market ·mukes a strong they don'·t know the precise recovery. d~fi~it, but believe it totals "This is something that we m1lhons. ~o years ago, the are definitely looking at," fund, wh1ch has 120,000 said Joe Andrews a ~articipants, had a $108 mil- spokesman for Gov. 'Bob lion surplus. Taft. Other states with prepaid "We still think it's a good tuition programs have investment for parents to reported similar difficulties. make." Under Ohio's guaranteed Williams said the authoriprogram, parents can buy ty is awaiting a review of the credits for future tuition. The credits, based on aver- guaranteed fund by its actuaae tuition at Ohio'a 13 pub- ary. She said it's possible lic universitlea, also -can be that the rrepaid-tuition procashed in at private collegea llram stU will have a aurplus once investment aaina and in Ohio or other states. Although, the deficit' does leases are smoothed out over not mean the atate will need time. ''The time horizon for peo· to appropriate money for the pie in this plan Ia very lena," fund at this time, it could become a problem in lO she said. "We are continual· years unless atepa are taken ly making .inroads with peo· to shore up the fuitd or the pie with yo una children." update, which also takes into account the need by corpo· rate users and ·the number of aircraft anticipated to use the AEP- 32.37 Dul'on1-3UO ~loo-38.&7 site, "all thinas FAA likes to ArQil Coal- 18.02 Ftdtrtl Mogul- .53 Promltr- 7 know," Sheidler said. . Allzo-35.05 088-21 .28 Roclcwlil - 18.118 Gonnott- 1•.>10 Roclcy Boo<t- • .3<1 "We have to convince them AmTeotVSBC - 2•.M Alhltncllno.- 28.11 Glntrtl EleCtric- 28.78 RO Shtll- 43.20 there is a need for an airport, AUT -12.30 GKI'ILY - 4.>10 S.trt - 46.3-1 and I think locally we all Bonk One - >10.30 Htrlly Dtvldoon - -48.84 Woi·M!rt- 53.28 agree on that," he said. Bll-17.84 Kmort- .51 WtnciYl - 3<1.M Krogor- 18.18 As the process continues, Bolo evant - zue Worlhlng1on- 18.51 l1d . - 15.3& Otlly llook roporlloro lht Sheidler said public meetings t!orgWllnet- 51 .80 Champion2.82 I'ISC-20.52 • p.m. cklolng quo1ot cl will be scheduled to lay out Chormlng Shopo-7.30 Ook Hill Flnanolol- 22 the J)rtviOUI dly'a trtnl· . the need for a new airpon and Cl1y HOI<IIng - 25.-'V OVB-23.25 tcllono, provided by answer anr public concerns Col-20.88 BBT-38.30 Smllh Plrlntrl 11 Advtll F'eoplll - 29.04 Ino. cl Golllpollo. about placmg the facility off DG-14.09 Watson Road. . ''The bottom line is, this may displace some people · •WIN• and we want to insure the 2FREEliCm8 property owners are still wiil111111 mg to go alon~ with the IPRINBVIWY sale," he said. "It s so people CINEMIJ can be brought into the loop." Reader Services New• Taft, Hagan . . spar over 1ssues deficit us of June 30. The deficit is the amount by which future tuition obligations · exceed the pian's assets . The deficit could be erased by a better investment climate or ·an increase in the cost of cred· its. In recent years. the author· ity's investments have fallen short of their projected 7.S percent rate of return. At the same time, the Legislature eliminated the previous 6 percent cap _on annual tuition mcrease.s. "We could have weathered the elimination of tuition caps or the market downturn happcnlna." nld Jacqueline Williams, the authority's executive director "The problem is both of them hap· peninll at the same time." .The Daily Sentinel AUTO·HOME· BUSINESS • LIFE • IRA'S • HEALTH renewed in January. 2003. Councilman Roller Manley, who helped revtew the cur· rent contract with Rumpke of Wellston, suid the committee will propose a 10- bn~ limit. in an attempt to elimmate a problem with residents from outside the village bringing trash in for collection. lannarelli asked residents to conserve water during the repair of the Mill Street water tank. Only one other tunk will remain to serve all resi dents while the Mill Street facility is out of service, she said. Also present were council members Linda Haley, Kathy Scott, Bob Pooler and Bob Robinson, and Linda Broderick, who served as recording secretury. ,State's ·prepaid tuition. .· plan running .a deficit j John Johnson, left, and Marianne Fife, pressers at Swan Cleaners, Iron U.S. flags to be flown at the Ohio Statehouse In Columbus, Ohio. About 3,000 flags are to placed at the Statehouse for a Sept. 1.1 memorial service. (AP) mated $558,000 for appropri· breeding ground for mosqui· ations for ~sic village gov- toes. and in light of the growem men I services, such as ing concerns about West Nile. police protection. Virus infection, should be Council approved two removed at once, lannurelli transfers for the police said. Those who bring tires department lust night, total- must also bring a Middleport ing $5,000. · water bill stub. lannarelli Mayor Sandy lannarelli - said, as proof of village resiannounced the start of a scrap dency. Residents may bring tire collection service for up to five tires. up to 16 inchMiddlepon village resicle11ts es in diameter. beginning Wednesday. A colThe village will bear the le~tion truck will be located cost of the tire collection pronear the village garage on gram,lannarelli said. Park Street from noon until6 Village ordinances provide p.m. Wednesday and for fines for those who keep Thursday to allow. residents scrnp tires on their propeny, to dispose of old tires on their · or who allow their gutters to property. hold stagnant water. The collection service is Council discussed proavailable to Middlepon resi- posed amendments to the dents only. Scrap tires are n refuse service contract, to be · ~ Higher education Murincs found out he would be dishonorubly -discharged. Long said. And Mrs. Combs, who is Victnumese, ugreed to lie because her cultural heritage requires wmiten to support their hus: b1111d s. "Thut wus the cover story," Long said. "He knew his career was cooked" if his . superiors saw the hospitul reports. Mrs. Combs udmitted 10 Columbus police detectives thut she tried to kill her husband. She was urrcsted at the hospital during her husband's second hospitalization. She has since recanted. · She remains iri custody in lieu of $500,000 bail. Pride J. Sentinel steff writer Trial starts for newlywed accused of slipping husband drugs DELAWARE (AP) - A womun on triul on charges of attempting to kill her husband by lacing his soft drinks with drugs made up the story to cover up his drug use, her defense uttorneys suid. Christinu Combs' husband. David, urg~d her to tell police she twice slipped him mcthumphetumil.le; defense tutor· ncy .0 . Ross Long SUid Monday dunng opening statements to n Dclawur~ · County Common Pleas jury. She is churged with unemptcd uggmvuted murder und contmninuting u sub· stance for humun consumption. 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A< he mudc plum 111 l.'llm· mc11ts ut Ins Tcxus IIIII~ h. he '' 11ul 1):111>1 111¥ ih~ ~·onnsel ol some elder sH1tcsmc11 ol I he Rcput>l.-·un 11'1CI!ll1 p<•l.-·y ~stui1· liShmcnl who 111c urging rc>lruint umid the udmlnislllllinn's duunhcul tu 01"1 Sudd11111 Ih1\sci11 I nun pmvc1. A deciSion olih" lllllgmtudc wlwthcr to mo11111 lllllllen· 11111iy wslly miiiiHIY Cillllpuignugulnsl lmq - merits urohusl IIIIIIOIIIII dchnlc Th111 is pi'l:ds~ly whut Is now uni(Jidlng . . L>ncs linghdu<l pose 11 p1cssl11~ th1c111 to Amel'lcu\ nuth111ul SCllll'llY or tl1111 ol 1hc Pct·swn c.ull region'! Wh1~h 111lers tht.' giCIIICI usk "' 11\~lubiliiY Ill ihlll uil-nch llllllrter of tho stuho, 11ment1C111g Smldum kll 111 pluw "' u L'ollflict thut ~ould spill ncross hordcrs uni.lll1clu powerlulunti·Amerlcun biicklush in the l>lnmiL: wn1ld '! Whut nrc ihc consequences of wur In lrnq fo1 ilw US ~11mpiugn ngum'l ICI'IIIrism und ft>l' resolution of the lsmcii -l'ulcstrultlnl'rlsis'1 .. (B)clmc tc,mting In armed coulllclllush must prcsenl n pc!SIIUS\VC hncf to Amcrlcuns, to 1>111' Eu1'11pcun nllies uud tn Musl1m nuti1>ns m lhc region 111111 S11ddum puses 1m lntuleni· hie thrcnt And, 111 the end, !he president must seek c()ngrcs· Sll\l\111 IIPPI'IlVIII TODAY lN HISTORY BV THE ASSOCIATrD PRESS Toduy "Tucsdny, Scpl. I 0, the 2SJrd ll11y ol 2002. There ure 112 dny> lcfl mthc ycm . Tnduy\ Htghhght 111 llistnry: · On Scj'' 10, IH 1.\1111 Amcnc1111 nuvnl force C<1mmondcd hy Oliver I Pc1ry dcleutcd Ihe llritlsl1in the ll11llle uf Luke Erie 111 Ihe Wur ol i K12 On this dulc: In 160K, John Smith wus clc~1cd president ulthc Jnmestnwn colony council Ill Vugr11111. In IK46. bl111' Howe 1weivcd 11 plllcnl tor his sewinG muchine. In I'! 1'!, New Yurk C'1ty welcomed home Ocn John J Pcrsh1ng 11ml 25.000 soldiers wlw served m tlw U.S. First Division dLII'IIIg World Wu1 I In 19~9, Cunudu dcdnrcd w11r on Nnzl Ocrm11ny. In 1945, Vidkun Quisling wns scmcnccd 10 dcmh rn Nnrwuy fnr cnll11hora1ing wllh the NullS In 1963, 20 bluck >tut.len~> entered Alubnrnu public schools following ll stnndofl hcl ween l'cderul uuthoritles und Gov. George C. Wull11cc. In 1972. 111 the MIIIIICil S11mmcr Olympics, the U S. Olympic bu~kcihnlllcnm lost to the Snvicts. 51-SO, ln11 gold· medu mmch mnrkcd hy corurovcrsy bcc11usc nfflcluls ordered the finul three sel!lmls nf !he gumc rcpluyed, cnuhllng the Soviet~ tn win (The Unllcd Stutes protested, In no nvull,) In 1972, Frank·Shnncr nl !he United Stlltes won the men's marmhnr1 llllhc M11nich Olympic' 111 1'177, conv1c1cd murderer llurmdn Djnmlouhl.n Tumslun ltnmlgr,ull. hccumc lhc ''"' pcr,on 111 dutc In be executed by the guillotine 111 Fruncc, ' In 1991, the Sc11ate Judic111ry Commlllee opened heurlnjj~ on the nomu1.11ion of Clarence Thomus llllhc U.S . Supreme Court Ten years ugo: Lc" !han lwo mnlllhs before Election Duy. PreSident George II W Bu'h unveiled nrepackugcu econum· k mumfesto, whr~h included 11 possible 1-pcrccntuge·pnim ucross-lhc-bourd 111x-rutc nil Five years ago Former Agrkuliu1c Sccrcldry Mike Espy pleaded •nnc>~cnt lo dMif:CS ol uc~cptirl~ $35,000 in sports ll~kcts, lruvcl umJ lodging from ~:omptnHc> regulated hy the Agrrculiurc Dcpurllncnt lie wu' latur IIC4U1Hcd . One yc.>r ago· A Mmxt'' milrlanl t.uiddc homhcr hlcw him · sell up111 "popul.u· l•l.lllhul 'quu1c, killrng hlm>ell' und three mhcrs. mcludm~; un Au,lrdlinn womnn . Sccre11iry of SIUie Colin l'owcllurrr vcd in Luna. 11cru. lo ultcnd1111 Orgunwllinn or AlllCriCOIIl ShilC' tmctgn llliiHStCr~ lllCCiing. Michael Jordun ull hut wnlrrmcJ th111 he rnlcrulcd 111 return 10 pluy in 1he Nil A 'J(ld.iy\ Bu1hduy' Aeirct.t. hry Wruy it. 9~ . Movie director Rnl'lcrt Wi se" ~R . (Inlier Arnold Palmer i11 73. Cm11llry singer 'll>mmy OvcNrccl rs 115 . Ac111r Orcll Mull~vcy is 6:1. Jaz~ v1hn•photml Roy Ayers 111 62. Sutgcr l>.1nny lluttnn (Three Dog Nrghl) 1s {,() S1nger Jc"c Pci1d,mo '" 57. Aclnr Tom l.•gon 1s ~7 . i\~lrc" J11dy Occsnn " ~4 . Rock rnu~ic1an Jpe Perry (Acrn,mllh) '' ~ 2 Aclrc~s Amy lrv1ng 1~ 41). Country singer Ro"c Flnrc' "4(1 AWcht. K111c Uurton lt. 45 . J)irecl!tr Chri' Colurnhu' 1' 44. i\ctllr Col ill Firth 1~ 42. Rock singcrmuMdan Davrd Lowc1 y (Cmckcr) " 42. Rock musiciun Rnhm (londridgc (llu,h) " 16 l~ock singer-musician Mrlc> Zunrgu (F,l\lhall) " ](, l(.,ppcr ll1g Duddy Kane i• 34 Movie d1rectoJ Guy Rrtd1rc" 14 Acl<lr Ryan Phillippe is 2R. Thou~ht furTnday . "No man" 'o methodical as u complete 11.ller, :111d nnnc ', o ' crupulml\ 111 mcut.urrng nul his time ,,she who~c trmc " worlh tl<>llung " Wu~hinglun Irving, Amcncun autlmr ( 17HJ- 1K~ IJI Tile '""'' hll " ll~t• I\ am '"'"'"'' """"" "'' Rl\ll«l<, "!1.1 &~ tile \\.abntl \ "<"" n-lc-a'''- "t p." h~ll.'r ~~.,,~ f\\1' ,,,. jw.n;, n:-.~ 1\l\lr ll\lh· "'' tlr<t ''\1\ll(\ .t lt'l\11\1 Ill " ~:llle \\('1\1 \~\lll~t' '"'"' h~ ~'«' k~ lllll1\l\ll1\'1'n"'"'~ Fn\la.\ Ill\'"'' II)! h IIIII ·~ I( Hlt' . cuJ.Irt! \Wig l\\1/t-'\ 'WI J~t't .Wit!lllllt'\ • Sunl>lellu (Cullf.) Unlun-Trlhunc, ''" drl>ttlr 111 rr going to u·w· ttgttullt lm<f II '' ICH"Illlll).: Ihut 1'1'\:sldcnt !lush Is lls- ~~l\1 s.c\ \1\\l'hl . , I r Ut' t' Itt I he t d1 fiJ1 W't' I\ t li ~ mtt' l'hf \' ~h4 JUM lit' It> \\ 1hw1 300 h on /, , .\ II ld t. ·n W 't' ,uf>Jrc·• w rdumg cuul muH bt''f<'' .-d 11 11d me fuel•· ll<itllt'' ' ~mel tt'ltph4•ttr numht'f N•' """g"r<llrllt'll "'" Pt' J>Ub/tlltrtl l .rllt'll 1h<•11l.llw 111 .~"'~/ President Bush mounts sales pitch _fiJr war against Iraq n-n \'\~n ~;~1\-t-r ~- II. • Entertainment highlights KON J) R.AC KE 'S VIEW President should push for Citizen Service As II\~ 11111\iVel~lu'y 1•f Sept. lluppl\>tll'h· t.ls, It's dem· thlll l't'llslllent llui>h 1.'1111 S\1\'c't.l\..~lln 11<'1.~1111pllshlngl>nly 1>ne 1>1' his IWII g<)tlls tiu lwlnglng uhont ~.·uhuml chm1g~ 111 Anwrlcu, Ills cu!Tt)nt btmle whh Semue l:leii\(\Cn\11> ovor the p1~1110sed Homeluud Socurlty Dcpm1ment lllustmttls Ihut he's liilled u11e1• ly to euse l't111isun politlcullen,llll1s. l:leim-.cnus 11111 onlv uccuse hill\ of ll')'lng IO CX9\1Uie U ')lOWI)I•smh" h)' suspelllllll): dvll sorvke, ~ulle~tlve hnrt~nlninjl and stuhiiiii'Y pnwlslons In th~ now depm1ment, but souw uls<> dUirl)e ho's expl1>hlnt! the entire wtu· on tenw1sm t\1r the llenen1 ''' Repuhllcuns. Ou 1111nther sco1-e, tlwu11h, thor~\ still h1>pe. !lush is W11rkin11 hlll'd 1\l 1't'11 "dti1QI1 service jll'tlSillenl" nml ''' estuhllsh u new ethic ol volumury community involvement lly Amorlcuns. Bush hils put the full power 111' the presi· demlul pulpit behind the sorvke lde11, 1-el\.lr. rln~ lnulmost every speech tnlll\lgnud th111 the "1umles 111' cnmjllls.,lon" cun do for lhe m1llnn ;nl\lrhol\ll'i~lll h111h fl\11111 of Hush·, el1tlli w11s In his Stmo of Ihe Union sp<.>cch ihls yc11r, 111 which lw sought to ilc vohmtocr dcdk111ion 1\l lho sp11'11 with whkh Amcrlc11ns 1\lSil\>lldcd II> Sept. II. "Alter Amc1'1~11 W11s utt11ckod," he suld, "we looked In the mhmr 1111d SIIW \1\11' bet· ter selves. . We hnw j!llmpscd whutunew culture of l'll'lll'l1'ibllity ~1111 l1~•k like, We wtml tnlll;lu 1111tlnn thnt serves GUilts lurj!er lhllll self. We huve been ul1'ered 11 unique UPill>nunlty. und we must nnt let 1hls mumont puss." He the1'1lupt.m lss11ed u cull tiw "~very AmoriCIIIl 10 C\111111111 Ill ill lelt~l IW\1 yeurs - 4,1XXl hours uver the l'tlst nl' your litotime - 111 the service 111' y11111' 11elghhnr> und your 11111inn." Bush estubli~heu the USA Freedom • Corps tn encnuruge 1111d exp11nd service und putnlop-level White Honse nkle. luhn llrldgelund, In chnrge 111' lhe progn1111. In ctmt.rllstto his uni.l his pmlis tendency 10 dlspuruge most 1hings Cllntnnlun, Bush did not dismuntle his pre(lecessor's nullonnl service lniUnllve, Anu:l·iCot•ps, hut COLUMNIST In the ICU, there is hea.ling BY JOAN RYAN metnlrin11s ~cmped lightly 1111nlnNilhQ Cf•nuln md "" 11 nurNe pulled buck the drupes, lnHide luy 11 2~ -yeur-uld 101111. lhln tubes umJ wires snuklnlll'l'llm ele~:tronlc monitors rnw hiN unnN und bure· brown chest, A red Nlltln Npreud omo the pillow hy hiH right enr desphe the lnyenr of gnut.~ picHHUd 11BIIi11HI ihe bullet holu in his Hkull lie hud been dcllvefed hy mnhulnnce 11mr mo1nin~ In Hlghlund lluspnulln Ouklund. The IIUISCN hudn'l jlOIICII lhc whule SIUI')' l'rnm the pollee yel. They knew unly the l'umiiiUI' PUHICN: Anmhcr HiHIOiing. AnlllhCI' young mun. Another fumily In !he waltln¥ Th~ I'IXII\1 The ICU Hupcrvisor hud c11lh!d In 11n exlm nurse, in 11ddhinn to the twn ulmtuly workln11 uvcrtlm~ . Th~ shunting vlcilm wns the >lei:· ond lhnl mot nlng Behind u curluin down !he hull luy unulhcr 1111111 With hullct wuunds In the hcud, eye nnd sht•uldcr, Hi~hlund rs the old, spruwlin~ flubllc hus· pilul•n !he heu11 of Ouklnnd thm 1reuts hoih lhc instrrcd und uninsured ol Alamcdu Coumy. II' you work in I" ICU or emert~cncy room, you know 1hu1 the sltllislic• on Oukluml's ri•ing humlcidc m1e dun '! hl!uln In lelllhe t.lwy. A• of mldwl!l'k, IJH f'I'Ople hud hec11 mur· dc1cd 111 Ouklnnd lhi• yeur, 17 1nurc thnn 111 Ihit. lime luHI ycur. IIUI hunu1cds mille have l>ccn lclt rnruly;.xl, i'llind, hruin d11muged, disligurcd. "Yuu 1cud uhnUI 11 ir1 lhc P"!X:I, !hen Y"" come to work und you NC~ rl,' 'llld Shil'lcy Wllkensvn. 1111 ICU nurHe Nlnco 1979, You see victims burely consciouM who IU'll wrilln» notes 10 fnmlly ond frlondN with tho 1111mes olthelr rutuckers, You see youna mon check in under Fnlse llltmes. feurf\1l or their enemies, You sco the violence of I!UIIH IM nlso ul' hutchels nmljiC>If ~lulls nnd wino hul· lieN ruul butcher knives. l:ll1wn In the l'.lt the puce IN su1'11~1 nnd Ihe h\lurles "' lleviiNillllnl! th111 two 1empornry nurseN - or "lrnvel~rN" - l'rom Phllmlclphhl recen1ly loll 1wo weeks illlll 11 I~- week cumrnct.11le)' l'elln\'IU1, The lun11· ilmers.llke Julie Kliewer, 1111' veIn Jho cnn· !rolled chnuN nf lllphl11nd's f\R . Whnl Hhe ll!lhiN lll!llinst I~ 111e hllJll;lles~neNN lhnl IukeN hniJ nnw uuu !hen "Yuu .tusl sco the InNs nl' the ymmjl. hlnck rnulc Jl!IJlUlutlnn." she s11ld durln11 u whnn hiclllhcr In the h1cnk romn, "II cnn m11ke you cyulcut. Ynu HCc 11 HliY cnme In wlih 11 pun· she» wouml1n hiHunkie. Next lime he comes in, he'" tleu(J." Ynu hulld 1111 Cll10ti(ttlllf Cll!iiiHCii IIVCI' time, she sny•. Nt> you cun !WI thnnr11h ench Hhift You dent wllh 1he slluutluu In fl'l•ntol' ynu, then muve nn In the next Nillulllouruid the ne~l . "Yuu C11n'1 own theHC thlnus," oue mase HIIIU. B111 lhcy cun'l dlsumce thurnHCives cum· plc1cly "You neve1· gel used II• It," sulll WllkcnHon, "Yuu cry wllh lhc l'umillcs, You c1y ill Ihe hed•ldc, Yuuure ulw11yw pun nl' !he puin on Nt!ITW level. You lhcus nn yow· 111skH and some hope mhund, yo11r duty tn 1he tlntlent, But when they're mmnnln11. yuu wnmto touch th~m. You wu11110 tou<Jh their l'llmlll~~ ... The Rev, Dnnuld Mlll~r IMtlllUflliNI min· liter who IN II fnmlllm• tl~ure Ill Highlun\1, Tho hnHpilul ~liii~XI him when 3~·)'01\Ntld' JoiHe JumeM Smtih J1·. died thel\l Cln u 'l'u~sduy lfllll'llinll In l11tu July, Smith Wll~ homicide victim No,~~. Nhnt lntllllll'lllllllenl nonr lltmcn11\ nnd 7Hth UVilnu H, Miller wns with Smith's tltll'ilnls when lh~y identlllcll their 1011 In the mm·uuc, lie WIIICh~d 1111 ohJ Wllll111n In ll pink l~·lmmed hulund tluwel'l:d dillNS ·~hip out ul' the clevutor umJ wulk hnlilnuty IIIWIII\IIha M:CIIrily jlUurd ptiHied hy tho wlllc douhlo dnlll'll (lf the ICU , She held 11 hunllkCI'chlel' In <Hie hund 1111d u Hlllull whhc JlUI'Iill In the uther. "I don't Wl\111 IO hUIII' lillll N~ llllllll lillY llltii'C," Miller· Nuld. Blick lnMidc the ICU, (hii:IOI'S jjlllhel'~d uroumllhe youn11 mnn who hu(IIX:Illl Hhniln lhe heud, lie ramul11~d In crillclll ~umlltlon. hli PfOI!IIOHIH uncc11uln, "We tlo lll:ll mlrn cleH," Hllld WIOriiiiiCL/IUII'HC ll\lnllil: MlljlllS "We dn lit'<~ nmu~lnuthhl!lli In her~" ' llut 1«1 l'ur m~ l(~luy, AH ihu yn;lllJI 1111111 hlllll (111111 hiM~It low, HIIHjlCIIII~d In 11 n~lli~r Hl\11e betwec11 NUrvlvor 11nd Hirlll~tlc, Ihe wull nl u Khen ~~~·w l11uder nui~ltl~. Anuih111 Ulllhulunl:l) WIIN)lllllln11 in, (JO((tl /lyon 1 a mlu!lln/,11 /1n· tlw Van lirtml'l.ll'l! CiltYIIi/1'1,•, St'ltd 1'01111111'1111 lo ht•t• /11 l'ltt'fi 1/{ th/! llt'II'.Vflllfli't' 1'1' lt'ltt/ fit' I' I' 11111/1 111 ,loanl:wm((D,!fi'litrmlt /r•,1'11111,) . h1 111:\l, ~h~l't\>: ,\1 Gfl'\'11 ' ' lit ,,r 7~.tW 1\ill·llme l:jll 11 vtllllni0011(, RYAN'S VIEW UC'. Ill. tl, "'l11c.> llt~nk 1111<1 ~ttl Lnlkllc mn\lc thdr 1\M.'\mc Sh\lw" ~time thl' Bl'lllltl\\'tl)' tlchuts in the 'I' sl\1.1\\ 1\1 1'1-1\tm'l: 11 lll\~~l\11- iiiSIIlrttl ~Hijll' llll\SI· lll~ijth trtl~~ ctll '\'tmr Arm's ·n..1 $h,lrt hl lll~tl. lilvls Prc~lr\' It\ llt\X \\It h t:ltlll," mttilr hi~ t11'~t th~ hi l~li'J. ens news 1111\:lmr lllllll.'tlrtm~eS \l\1 "1'hl' l:itl Olin N.11thcr Wlllke.J 111l' the.> Sullh>lln Sht\W," lie Stllll! ~c\ 11f lhc ''t'liS \i1'1.'11h~ "1,\l\'tl M~! 1\>mll!r," "II11UIItl New~" h~~l\1\sl! the U.S. 0\1~," "1)1_111 't Ill' t't\lt'l" illl\1 01~11 tt1nnis ll\1111\tlll\1!111 1'1111 "R~ntl\' 1~1tly." 1<~111! · 'l'hl! nctWtll'k went hi [\ltltl, th\' tcl~'' lsi\\n hh1t'k lbr ,,I~ ml mucs when Si'l'il'~ "Still' '1\~k" 1\1'1.'11\ il!rttl the IIll\11\tllllellt Clltle.J lllld llll NUt", It rn11 1\w tlll\'<! N.uthcr Wlls uuwhcl'l.' ttl b\1 ~CIII'll , 1\IUI\tl. 1\l~o hi I%tl. \hi' ctlm~ly hi I \11),\, "thc X·!"ill's" slmw "Tim Mtmk~~" lllildi' mutle its dehut 011 Fox. . i ~~ tlt'l\Uit\II Nlit'. The ~huw In 199!1, !iotne Hi11du l~t~\111'\l\1 tl 1\W~ lll\lliP tht~t l!l\mps ~rltidletl Mntlomm 's WM SliPI)O$\ld til be the l'crt'urlllnll~e 111 the M1' An\\Wkttn I'NSilln ol' 1'he Vitll'tl Mu~k Awnrtls, She lll!lltlt!~. \vtlro " ~ec·thro11ah ~hirt 11nd In 19{17, "Th C"rul " Hindu tilchtl tllllrkin!l Blll'l\lltt Slmw" tlllbuttd tlft while peri\Jrmina "Ray of BS. It r1111 until 11j71l. t.i ht." 111 l~74, "Little H.oulie on Pu ~001, the Latin tho Prilrle" n1ade Its TV Oramnt}l8 wtre e11tle11led d11b11t on NIC. 1111d 111o1t entertalr~ment In I~78, the TV ~ltcom events were tlllled otT after "Mork Mindy," Btlln'lna the Sept. II terrorist att11cks. huvl' b«inlll'lll in tl~ Sllllllt~ "Thi~ oil I hi1~ 'ooM }'t'lll'' wrhtoll 1111 \Will' It," ~1111 J1~m fW~t)'. spt.lkt."~'"~~"' 1\\r Spcnl.\w l'klnnl~ H\1.~\M tR·lll.l. [lestlht> hlpurtl~~tlll N11.'kh1» 1\~· 1111.' hill. ~u11w 1:)(111\lli:M~ think this Is <:>vklill~~o'l>. 1k'~plt\l Rush's I~WI\IIk\ 111' u 11'\'UI;. ~~11111\\lt· m~>nt lly 11w t~t~skkml ''' llwloot of null\\11• II\ SQI'VI\-'\1, Will Mlll.,hnll. j11\lsl1lenl nf 111\1 hM ~uiii.Xll\11' Its QX,l!UISI11111\\III\ ~U.O\Mllo Pt"~rn:<l<IYil l\111~1' rn~titlll~. 1111~1 N~w Dl>moc•·m ~dmlnr 11111 Uulsllm \II' tllll He Is ulso soo~ln11 111 \IXIlilll\1 !~'t)s\\IQIII Unlve~h1• nl' Mmyhm\1 hnth think thm II' John P. Kennedy's Peu~'il C'\111~~ 1\\11117,(~~1 llullh wei'~: sel'illt1s, h~;~'tl hu~k tl 1\\el.\stll\l <Willl'eus vnl11ntoo1~ hn~·k 111 Its l'lM hillh "~"SI1011~1'(1(111v Sens. l~vtmlli\Vh (l).h1\l.l 111' I~Um tmd 1\lexpnmllhe Senlm C11111S. nn.t M1n M1:Cnl11 (N.· rl1.1 "'ttllhljl 1\lr 1111 outgrowth ul' t..yndnn Johnson's Will' 1m ln~r\lnsln!l Ami.Wit'lll'tlll 111 ~~U.tMMl slot~ puxo11)', tlum ~!Xl.tXXlm NXJ,(X)() slnts, IWtll' II HJ.~tllll' 1'~~~"11~1. Aw<>l\111111 hllll'illllelnnll. ll11sh Is lrylnll Phlll~~~~ilhi~n 1)1. llooml 1~111\ll:lllts tet\\1 111 rever.;eu ~tl-ye11r m.md - l1lentll1ed lly nntto 11\lst sndullnhlutlves 1111less they lll Hurvurtl \)l\1lt1slillr Ruhel1 1\unmn In hls currloo nut hy tlllrll\11111.1111 ll1Wil1'1\11WIIt honk. "llowiln!l Alone'' - ot d~rousln!l 11urt~uu\1mts, C'llnsei'I'Hiiw Rllpuhllunn~ lnvulvenwnt In 1'011\111111\lly uctlvltles, wnnt them j)(.ll'llli'IIW\1 hy dl'lolil'llll'i.I.IUt'l~r· Bt·kl~chmd snlll in 1111 inl~l'l'l~w thnt nhly 1\'llil;lh>ns, ~~·ltlllt~ll', "thet'll 1\l'll s\1111\1 hlltl<'l\il slt,~ns uf u shill in New l~m<WI'IIts tund McCuh\ uuluules'' - h11sl•·nlly 111.'Cmls~ the pit~SI · Repuhllcuns) 1\lvor pnkl mulnmtl scrvl~'l> d~m nnd uthers ure nnw u~tlvt~ly nskh19 vnltmtwrs. Bush supj"ll111s till 111\\llll!nm, people HI hecome hwnlvoo, uslllll puld volum~rs 111 leWnljl\1 ell\111 Vnlunteer Mm~h. n jjl'\lllp 111111 ~111111e1:ts lhun musses uf unpnld volu11twrs. volunteers wllh service <1pp111'1lll11tles I'm l.liii1VIiWOtlthnt llush Is set1o11s, He'~ thm1111h the USA Freedom Network Weh cw,-ently 111\1111Uth1ll 0~1~111\led set·vi~'O lly she. l'tljl\111s 11 70 pel\:ent h1CI'tliiSO in l'ilt'er- students it~\umh11l 111 s<:l~x1l this m1m1h. ruls nve1 the pnst ycnr. nnd lufs l't!Ullylnll IIIIIUlUI1k'OI111liU of u Re<111ests lor l'llu•'O Cn111s uppllcminns 1111\i(ll' lnlthulve Ill lmpl\lVtl dvi11s t~llucu· hnve risen hy 40 pet~:ent, nnd online nppll· linn , c111lu11s tiw AmeriCmps ure lip by 9~ lllll'I l~'s nlsn Qnt top executives 111' Ill mnlot' C\lnt, More thnn 4H,(XXl people hnvo sij!IIOd cnrpormlons wmklnl! 10 cmwln<.'O n11\er up lilr locnl Cltl~en Cotps nldlnl! polll.le . lluslnesses 10 muke servl~:e n 1111\lor com· lllld tlre i.lepiu1monts. ponen\ or ~011'1<111110 life - 111dllllll\ll us Desjllte evident ellh11, Bush husn't con· fuctOI'l' 1n hlrln~ Ul\llill\>lllntlnl\, vinceL everyone Ul Qlvo cltl~en 110rvlce 11 But to den'l!lnsu·me commltmenl - und hll:lh priority - lncluUlnj! Ropublicunleud· »el his l)oultiC\IOtntlllshcd - Bush 1\llllds ers In the House. to tell Hus1o11 tmd other ClOP loudcl'lt tlml In June, the House &lucutlon nnd the he wunts u Clll1.1.1n Sei'VIoe Acl pt~~Koo this Workforce Cummluee overwhelminl!l~ your. upproved tho Chl1.en Set·vice Act omh<xly· !Mm'flm 1\omiiYI!'kr 1.1 r.l'r{'/1/ll't' rf/lwr ing Bush's p1oposcd cxpnnslons of 1#' RtJ/1 Cull, tlw 11~11'.11HI/H'I' 111' C'CI!illlll AmeriCut'Ps umi Senim· Corps und uuOm· H/1/,J l'ilm D11wber nnd Robin WIIHIII\IS, pl"''llli\11'1.'\1 l\11 1.-: In 1\~\) \If llill\1 V\l\111\10011( II\ \~)11111111' tll\\lltWit~ll~ iiW\\I\'\1111¢\It fly \11\l'ltli\1 \\lll\11 te\'1~. llut 1111' hill I' 11111 ,dll'\1\11~1 1\lr lll.'ti\111 lw till' l\111 1111\N\ t~t1\ll1\1 IW<II~IIjl~ flllt1jl Morton KOtrllde • i\\' l l1l ·~~ltt) ~'~~"~ lintl!l'lllinllli!nt llittllli~lll~ durlt~& the \\'1.'\'~ 1.11' Sept. ~- Pubh~ llnlild.:a'hl\tl tl\t uf the \'Ill. II 1\dt.tf\'SSI\\tl \111111\'l!nl ~ll'l~l 1111111\:ks, kll\ief, 11\I.'SSIII!I.' ' lUI l\1 t>· lllli\UIC S~ll at be '''"'"'·misttmll!l.'l'li.<'~"'l \\'\\'\\' ~s.\'lft, "\\~tU~t!_l.'h1Mrrll ~~~ ,1r hl..ch 1\1 l'<' ''"'1\lm!," R1 )1.1.'~ l>.11~1 ill \Ill ~tll\\l\111\.'\!\11\!llt dU'l'CI • e.! "' tlafl'llts. "They d-.111 ' t tlll\krstand "hat an 11111111 r· s~· 1s. <till.! it' the ' s~ the t~t'd)· 1'\'j)la.~ t\11 tt'lc• ,. siM, they tlllt~ht thml. it\ h<IPIIeiiU\1! "' that momcm." Rlllll.'l'li ~'1\1\1~ sh''" s h1 1%:-1, his lln;t ~"tar ''" the llif, tlt)cr th ti~SliSSU\111\<IIIS 1.1f th lte\•, l\lnrtm L\llhcr Kina Jr. lllltl ll.\ll'l'rt 1\.cmlctly. He di1l :11111thcr sh11w talldllll nhlmt thc MSIISSitll!tion liiiCII\j1IS <Ill Pl'\'sidcllt Rclljlllll, I\11\C John Paul ll11nd the ~1lht1t1 uf f<lrmcr Dc~tle J11hn Lt<tll\<111 "fred is now speukhl~tto u thtl\1 aenc.>rutitm," s11id Onvid Newell. known us Mr. ~h:Fill.'ly \lll the slmw. "lie's lctlll a knl\~k of tnlkll~& ri~ctht to the pcr~un til home lhl'lllqih the relcvision 111\)111• tor." ll\lS rv stntions 1111<1 nrm. intc radio ~tntions will nir the announ~'l.'ments thruu~h Sept. II tmd perh11ps tor soll\e time ufier, Newell said, Rogers, 74, rt~:orded his flnttl episode of "Mister Rolll!r& • Nelahborhood" PBS' lonaeat-runnlna serlea - IIISt AIIIIUit. PBS ltlltiOtl$ eontlnue 10 lit tome 300 eplaodti that date b11ok IIi fir II 19?9, .1\ iltl:1hl1' N<\\ ''~'~'' 't I lit' I\ ' till< lll)l h Stat1UI)l Satmda~ . ~"" ,·;m i!l\\l \ ('l' thl' \ ''"''' .It \\ "" l'llll\1( tl<'\\~'•'1"' '~'Ill l'k'~l\!1\' ··~ llllt•, tht• \\lt'tl \sll ' t ""'"'' llan'\ \\ •lha\11,, \1 II\I jtla\~'<1 nkll'' l Grrtt on· tt'lt'' " ''•n ' " nn: Br.l\1:) lhm\'11," th••ll)lh tht ~1\lf dt\1.'\ 11 1<1~\' .I ,,\lllt'\1 lnslt'al.l. 11\ .1 1.1~ •.,,n11n 1.1 1 ~ "'"'"''r slit\\\ s \Ud\ ''' " lll<' kn'\ s~~~~ s1"1\\ .. • ''·'r l"enn, the ~~ ·h\11 ••kl <•f lihm llldu,lm!l "l'a\t li111\'S .It Rl<ljl<'ll II \Ill I h)lh" all\! "I Am S.u\1," <111\'\'lt I .2\))l 's "1h• l'k'<.\jn' " Gal~d . ~~- '' l..n<l\\11 t\1r his mn<•lnh••· "'"'"' li<k'" H1' ~·•l<lrl\11 . '"II' .\,'11<11\ \' \ I I' < I I ,\ )l ,\ II 1 l\ "Sk'<llll'lllliiHIIl't " 1'lll\lt' Ill thntl ''~1:111 '"'\Ill\"'' 11f the l\1p t(ll) \ llh" nl .111 hiiiC hnsport WOlken mae strike VENICE. Hnly lAP\ 'ln111sport \1\lrKl'I'S in \ \-nkc l}lllnned 111 sllll,l<' u 'tnl.e Sm1dny. the d<IMI\1! da\' ot the \Ienke Film Fl.'stll'nl. lh\1\ISIII\ds uf pc..1pll' 111 the lt'tlllt.\11 ,·nv The wal~nut 11as t'\l'>l'<'i~t 111 idle llll\11}' nf th1• "l'llll<\1'1:1· ti," the wutcr buses thut shut· tic b\ltwcen Vcmcc 1111 I the Lido, M islund otl' the l'l.'llter or the city where 11\c t'c~ll\'111 tllke~ pi liCe ' The Lido Is tt 30·mil\ute bolll rid lrotn ~'Cnll'll.l Venkc. where most of the thousands of joumllliall, Industry uecu· tlves 1111d movie buffl in wwn for the festival are stayln11. Wht~h hll~ lh';l\1'1\ • Books Russians notify NASA that pop star Goin home .to face Lance Bass is off the sp,ace $tation flight the emons of guilt IV RANDOIJIII I, loHMtD ASIOCIAUD P~IIS WAI'fltl IIA World 1\trnlld Over1 A KIUor Tornodo and thM UY\!1 It ChiiiiMOO Fonwor" (Simon & SclmNI~r. 2441llll!C~. $23) by lorlon Hamln11wuy. ••• 'n1c ti'UI!~dy of u doudly tor. nudn Is lmmlltlluto unci dOYW!· tutl1111. kllllnll und maiming llCOple und duMII~•ylnl! property. lluJ there IU'll IOIII!efoiHMtlng KCUI'M, IQrrlhlc ono8, on lb h!llii1M nml NotiiM of IJCI>P.Ic who lo8o lowd 111\~K. llCOill who WCI thCI'il bUI 8pllf1!t! lnlury tl}ltl even people wlm 'hutl moved oiMowhero und wcro never In dun11cr. In "A World '1\u•ned Over," l.orltln Hemlngwuy 1!Uido8 U1e roudcr thi'IJUI!h the l'uctM uf tho Murch 3, 19116, tornndo lhul toro thi'OUI!h Cnntllostlck Shoppln11 Center In JuckNon, Ml88., klllirtl! 14 und lcttvlng tnuny mOI'Il llv!lK In Nhumblos, Then Nho tumN to tho n1o1no· rlcM ol' lht»>C who wero them or who lostlovetlonc!, stories not told by them until her tmivul, She roYIMits the Keene with pco· pie who huven' t bean liuck 1inca1 und muy wl8h th y hud· n'llhlltlmc. And In tho process she 8eems to be trylnll tu cxorciKe n demon or her own - lhut of u 1 youna Lorlon, rul8ed In the I netahlmrhood, ploymotc ol' mony victims, liut who hud moved uwoy 1nonthM before th 1tor111 und fulli fall guilty Mince for not boln11 there with them. She lniJ'O((uee8 U\O roodcr 10 very rcul people, lncludlna Ronny llunnl8, a llld with o con8tont !milo, Ho worked nl the IU~rmurkct ~hockout, whore he kept condy under the count r 10 hilnd out to JM:ruf'fy children who wollcd euacrl~ for tho 1100<llc8. Ronny, looking uhoutl to 8tfil'th\llllOIIcgc, hutll!tOPIJCd fit u hut dOl! Ktuml 1m hiM wuy to work, Thilt'\\, ha usoo hiM OOdy to shield u llulo t~lrl when tho winds d~moll!hoo II) bulltllnl!, Then Ronny, eur und buuorod, t.li'ON!(l{l lhc (}lll'klnl! lot Ill lhil nuu·kot und begtm helping diM pooplc out, um1wttro ul hiM own Injuria!. Finolly tukan to uhOM• pllul, Ronny dll!d In th~ cmtlrl!~n~y l'l:ltlm, u youn11 horn. "1111li'C ttl'\\ fornu ~If U'\\Mt}UMM thul rom:h boyontl \he urtll· ntlry," Hcmtnawtty writes ol' her VIlli I() lho Uunl\18 nunlly. "Aircutly It II! hurtln111hom un. I e11n so Itin cuQh ruec, In M~h polr of cyo8," she 1'Ceull8, despite thoir willlnllncss to invltt hor 10 tholr hom~ untl t'Cmcmbor lhut tcM'Iblc doy l'tlr hoi', LUICI' Mhll l'tlVIMitM tho t'l!bullt Mhupphtl! ~CIIICI' with l.lndu fllnWOI'M, who lled Ill d~IIIOI• IMhcd mtlrkct, hl~cdlng und bnl· lCI'tltl. ll'h:lWOI'II l'e~UIIN lh ~lllt11' oi' tho Nky bl:l'm the twlit~r ttH "yellow h II." Oruwn now, Flow~n KUYM she 8tlll tl\ltnbl 8 ur tornutlil wumlngM untl rocull8 how h~r ruther, o tough ex·Mnrlila who survived U1 PocU1~ crunpul1111 ol' World Wur II, woulll 8 1180 hct• l'cnt ond 01~1 to culm her whun bud wol\tll~r Otroutcnlld. Kor I McD<inold, u nro und rcMcue worker who 8prlnted to thO 8CI.IIIe 10 help, 811)18 !hUt or ullth denth mul h~urlt 8 h huM 8CCI11hAL WIIS lhil WOf81, "I thin~ th mllAt 08tonl!hlnll d1lng W08 thot poople woolil will~ W'Ound with (llltl of their heud toro ol'l'," ha recuiiA. "Or tholr eor 10~ o«, or on orm tore oiT. And U1oy wulkod W'Oilnd like 0118, ju8t In udll?..o, llko Ihoy wnHn't hun ." CAPil ANAVIlRAL.1 flu, (AP) - Pup Mtur L.nntJc Bu~~' dt\\llmM tlf I!Oh11! huu Mllllt.l~ huvc onlaltlll)' I!Ot\c "pop I" 1'hc Ru~MII\n Slltlil\l Aj!cllll)' notillcd NASA 011 Mtllldt\1, Ihut Ihe 'N Sync Minger won 1 11y Ill the lull!ftlulitllllll ~pu~c ~tutltJn ncx\ numrh. DuM~ hu~ hopl!ll to 1'\l~k~t uwuy frum Ku~ukhNttu1 un Oct. ~tl. bm>litllil by Cllt'IMII\c NtlllllNUI'~ tlllti II MllVIit\•1111rt lt>lcvlshm tllli.:UIIIcl1tm'y, 11111 TV lll'llll\llll!rM l'ullctl to I'UINc the cKtlnuuctl $20 mllllu11 l'tu·c, mill RusMitltl NtlttCc ol1l· ~lui~ inNI IYilck kl~llcd 13UNN 1111' the tlp~ll111llll! Ci't1W, liUMM' MUpporiCI'M~11111e11tl• Cd \h~ Ucc1Nil111 WIIM IIIli t111Ui tltlti thllt 11\ll!.lllittllllllM W~l'\l eontinulna, bur Monduy'M loner ttl NASA l'ormull~ed the muller. ''Thc lllllcr MJlcttkM for ltsall'," Muid NASA NpokcM· womun t>~:~hru 1\uhn, "Th~~·vc offlclully with· tlruw11 Mr. Btt!M l'rom thi! 111.1!ht, " The lcttm· from RUMMiu'li llli•ccttlt' ut' humun Mflttcc 111Mht wuH \lul~ll 11rldny nnd I'UNiltl Momluy Ill Pmlcrlck Orl!l!tlry, NASA'N tlctJuty udmlniHtrnlut• unll ~hulrtnun of thtl buurll thut wuN revl wln11 OuNM' bltllo ny to 8pucc, NI\SA j>romprl~ J'ur· wurdod eoploM O( lht.l leiter to the tlthcr 8pttec RllllllCicM Involved In tho ~lotion pro· ~trum, ntttncly Cnnutlu, und Jopun, Ru Ill Mttld RttliMin'8 M.V. Slncl8h~hlkov thanked Or 11ory und other Npttcc Mlu· tlon oiTicl uiM for rcvlcwillll UUNM' propUHUI IU 11y ltl thil orbltln11 outpn8t. But ho noted thnt the RU8Hiun Spne A11oncy could wolt no long r ror Ute ~ontru~tunl ublfgut Ion~ to b m 1, sho 8ltld, Tho "'"ll~r'N tlublt~tJt, Jill Burol'" Ft•ltr.o, WM not Immediately liYiilhiblc for otlmmctu. Ju8t tWtl weeks IIJ!O. BMs und th~ two men whh whllm he WM to be lttlm~hcd ~pent u 1\tll week trulnln~ 111 Juhnson Spucc Centor in Houston. rha ~:alebrlty j)ll8tld lhr pk· turc~ with MlronuttiN tutd uthllr spn~e pl'lll!rum Wllrkcr8 und took purt In tin Internet ~hut with sehool ~hlldrrn . At 23, Ban would have which NASA had no purl." been the youtlaest per&on Whh the iuun~h of the ever In sj)ace. He also would Soyuz ruckct just scve11 hnve been the third payin~ weeks uwny. there's ntlt spaccltlurl~l. cnou[!h time to pul llllyonc "We nppl'\l~lnted his dutll• else 011 bourcl. Russian spucc tion outreach llelivltlcs while ho was there," R11hn uid. She oll1duis pl'l.'vl\lusly indkutcd ndrlcd thlll NASA hlld no thtlt ll CUfjlll ~Onlllincr WCII!h· COII\1111!111 on Buss' teniOYIII lnjl the sttll1C us Buss Wrluld t'rom ~ussla's Stlyut crow. 1'\lpluce the slllt~cr oucc the "It wus u busines~ doclslon In doni wus on·. • ARE YOU A RESIDENT OF MEIGS COUNTY'? In ordet' to vote in the November 5, 2002' CJenerul Electlou you must be realsterod by October 7I 2002. Vote ut your 11 w prednct and avoid long lines nt the board on Election Duy by changing your nddres!l (if you have moved within the coullty) or If you huve changed your nume, by updtuhtg your. reglstrutlon by October 7, 2002. The bourd of elections will be open the following uddhionul hours for your convenience: September 16-September 20-8:00 a.m. till4:30 p.m. September 23September 27-8:00 u.m. till 4:30p.m. September 30·0ctober 4-8:00 u.m. tlll4:30 p.rn. October 7-8:00 a.m. tlll4:30 p.m. You muy ulso rllgistt~r ut the t'ollowina locutions: Meigs County Department of Human Services, Meigs County WIC Oftlce, Licen~e Burl!uu, Board of' MR/00 1 Pomeroy Public Library, Mlddlep()rt Public Library, Racine l'ublic Library, Eustern Library, Mela~ County Treasurers Office, and nil urea high schools. tlor uny uddltlonul information, cu11992-2697, or stop by our oft1ce located ut 117 E. Memorial Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio, Meigs County Courthou!le Annex. Ot'fi<:e located behind Holl.er Clinic, Meigs Brunch. ~~------------------------------------~ I �• Page A& •World. The Daily Sentinel nae~. Sephmber 10, :tOO:t New Yom NYC medical examiner's office pollee honored dubbed 'Memorial Park' NEW YORK (AP) - In a ptarl:.i1tg lot w~re I refrigerated tn1ilcrs hold 1~ ~mains · of World Tr:l.de Center victims. hundreds of titmily metnbers and those wurli1tg to ide.\tify the de~d will quietly mali.. lhe Sept. II anni1 .:rsnry. . The trailers outside the medical examiner's office have bl-come u sac~ spot for famili~s wl\n hope their refa· tives will be identified. Of the 2,80 I people listed as dead or missing, 1.400 httd been id~n · t.itied tts of Monday. "This has been a healing e~pericncc,'' u wommt who lost her husband wrote in a m.:ssuge book for victims· . families. "May his soul and all th~ souls of the faithful o.lepart<-'11 rest in peuc.l." Families must schedule vis· Memorial ''''~iletl Glr1ri1~ !vftmday ceremony NE~ YORK (AI') - 1l1e nnme of the 23 police offi· ecrs who lost t~ir liws u.t the World Trnde ('enter were unveiled onu. menl\lfiul wall during u. l'etemony Monduy, 'fu l11e sound of b;lgpipes rta ing "Amazing Gmce," tl1e names 111\:re unveiled nt lJattcry P;~rk City ott the hlll!C gnmite wall as Gov. George Patnk i, Mnyor Mich:tel ntoombcol. Police Commissioner ~:tymond Kelly and f~milies nnd friends of tl1e deceased olli· :crs lool."ed oo. · . ·1\w NYPD olli1.-ers who died elsewhere in the line of duty nlso were added to the wnll The ollicers killed on St!pt. II "will tle~>er be simply 11 list of numcs. They will be remcnlbered ns ollicers whb perlonned heroically on the dtui:~st dnx thnt our city hns ever seen. sttid Bloomberg, Th\l wnll "will help h~llp their memory nlil>e," t>ntuki said thnt the otli· ccrs' families were "still missing them so much. ~ct· . . tiitg used to the reality wllh· l1Ul lh\lm." The ceremony opened with the ."Stur Spnn~IL'Il Bmmcr," sung by n unitonncd pol k-e olliccr. The New York City Police Naw 'mrk Pollee officer James Sittlth escorts his 2·yeor.old r:taushter l>atrlcla os she carries ller ·motMr's pollee iladge during o ceremony for the unveiling or 25 rrew names added to the Pollee Mamorlnl at Battery Park , Monday In New 'mrk. Smith lost his wife Policewoman Moira Smith during tho S ptember 11attacl\.on the World Trade Center. (AP) · Mt\moriul Wall honnrs every otlicer who hus di~d in the line of duty in · the depurt· mcnt's hist<ll'y. . In 200 1. the only <lllkcrs killed in the line of dlll)' were the 23 who lost thdr hvc~ nt the Wnrld 'li'ndl' renter. Thnt wns mnre lives lost thtln in rmy other year in the NYPD's history. The poikc d<•pnrllncnl r-etir-ed the n!Ticer·s· budge numhcrs. which wer-e cmbin· 7ntit•d lic,idc their munes. Fmnilics were culled up to the pndium one hy one dur· ing the ccr\1mony to t-cccive t-cpikus <lf the budges. The World Trade renter vi~l!ms' names were sc~urut­ • • I0 lbs. of M11son County l>'alr btef FREE with uny appllt1nce purchase, INVI.SUIIWW MLB action, Pclgf' 82 '1\111..... TufsoAY'S HIGID..IGHIS Chris Webber · Indicted on charges of lylna DETROIT (AP) Sucnunento Kings slur Chris . Webber was indicted on churges he lied to t1 grnnd jury ubout his denlings with u Ultiversity of M'ichigun bus· ketbull booster more th11n 11 decude ugo. Webber, who led Michigm\'s "Fub Five" teum to two NCAA title gn•nes. Wtts 1:hurged with obstruction of justice und muldttg u fulse deciurution before u grand jury. FBI spokeswomun Oitwn Clenney suid . . Webber's futher. Muyce Webber. und his mmt. Churlene Johnson, were indicted on the sume charges. If convicted, ench fuces up to I0 yeurs in priS\lll und 11 $500.000 tine. The indktment contends thut Webber. his futher und tllfnt lied to the gn~1d jury und conspired to conceul the l"llsh, checks. clothing. jewelry nnd othe1· benefits thut IXmstcr Ed Murthl gnve the pluyer and his family from 1988·93. All three testitied in 2<K.Kl. Top NFL Washer & Dryer Pair W~tsher D ~ ' ~ defenden 10 under the knHe '299 '249 tiiiiRICWH tQT811ZCMWW 0 Electrle Rllnge Slde·by.Slde '289 NOWf559 \\11!18889 tAI7S71CWH Electric Range '329 *MOPEL* ASV08LC AOV08FA AOV10AD AOV12AD ASV18DB AOV24DB GE Chest Freezer '299 *BTU* eooo eooo 10,000 12,000 18,000 24,000 115volt 115volt 116volt 11 Svolt 220volt 220volt IRVING, Texus (APl Dallas Cowboys linebacker Out N(!uyen httd surgery on hiN bruken right wrist 'mid is out 6-to·H weeks. In Nashville, Thnnessec Titans defensive . end Jevon Kcursc hud a screw insened intn his bruken ten fuot. und <:ould return in six weeks. . PGA recognizes British Open wins NEW YORK (AP) - Sum Sncud's record of 8 I official PGA Tour victories increused by one when the tour flually decided to count British Opens won before 1995. The chunge ulso means Greg Normun, 11 two-time BritiNh Open chumpion, cun dlonse to pluy the PGA Tour us long he likes. ·sncud. who won ut St. Andrews In 1946, now IN Jredltcd with 82 cureer victo• rles, nine more thun Jack · N;ckluus. who victory 101111 inc reuses to 73 with his three Open tltleN. While the British Open Is golf's oldest championship dating to 1860, the POA Tour dl.d not recognize it us otflciui until 1995. Ill Cu. I<'C. *SALE PRICE• $229.00 $289.00 $3'29.00 $~79.00 $483.00 $599.00 Free Hotdogs &Pop· FRIDAY,8EPT.13 11AM·1Pft,t 8AT.,BEPT.14 10AM·12NOON The Daily Sentinel .Inside: tVVS~t0708WW - MANTEO, N.C. (AP) Ruin lushcd North Cnrohna's const TUesday morning and heavy surf pou.ndea the lxluches as 'lfopicul Stonn Ousta v gained strenQth on 11 path e~pected to graze the Outer Bnnks. · .Schools were closed In two constni counties blll prhnnry election voting went on os schcdul d. Residents of the Ouhlr Bunks burrier islands were wanted that the only hil!hwoy on Hatteras Island could he flooded . Oustuv's top sustained wind spe~d hod Increased to .60 mph, und gusts to hurrl· cune force were possible on the islunds as the stonn went pilst. the Nutionul Hurricune Center suid. A tropicui stom1 wttrning wus in c!Tcct from Cape Feor. near Wilmington. to Purrumoro lsinnd, Vu ., Including Pnntlico ond Albl!murle sounds und the southern Chesupcuke llay. Some strengthening wus expected but Outer Bunks residems ure uccustonted to winter nor 'easters ond hurrl· cones that bring higher wind and tides and more rliin. "I done rode five (hurri· cones) out. This here Is a toy," sold Martin Do vis, 45, of near· by Manns Hnrbor. He plonned to go fishing Thesdny. · At 8 o.m, Oustov was cen· tered about I J5 miles south of Cupc Hatteras, und movingtowurd the north at about 9 mph. It was e~pectcd to turn toward the nonhcost, away from the coast. during the duy. forecasters sold. Mu~lmum wind blew ot a steady 60 mph, with higher gusts. und tropical storm· force wind extended up to · Edwin Sowers of Grove City, Po., uses a metal detector on J 7!1 miles from the center, the beooh In Surf City, N.C., Monday. Coastal residents but· tho hurricane center said. · toned down for hea-.y rains and Winds Monday as the growDare County officlui8 Ing Subtropical Storm Gustav headed toward the North warned of flooding at high Carolina coast. (AP) tide on N.C. I2, the only Gustov is the seventh named hillhway on Hatteras Island. Coast Guard put Its Nonh NtOnl1 of the 2002 Atlantic hur· Public scHools ·were closed Carollnu units on high alert. Gustav hud ooen u subtrop· rienne scuson, which begun Tuesday in both Dare and Currituck counties but coun· icul storm. on uncommon June 1 und ends Nov. 30. So fur. none of the named ty officials said primary clec· type characterized by a com· storms 1his season has blnutlon of warm o1r ut low Irons would proceed. On Monday, the Notional• elevations und cold uir on become Jntrricancs. Tropical Park Service closed Cape top, but it hud evolved to a stonns become hurri cones if · Lookout Notional Seashore troplcui storm curly Tuesduy. their sustulned wind hitS 74 lllflh. us a precaution. und the the hurricane center said. progntm out of his 1own pocket. lie plans to be there for at least three more years. lmmediatdy arter the attack, when ;unbut:u~-es arrived with the bodies of uniformed rescue workers. the stall' lined up and the on-dmy chupluin lnid a hand on the remains with a silent pmyer. In Junulll')'. Flood was asked to create a weekly ceremony that would honor civilian victims and give t~ staff time to reflect on the momentous task. · 11-., ~ under \1¥;: ll:nt in Mentainl P.Jrl; now dmws regulars. who oo;.~1 \~ still ploce ire lwllllniS in fiwt of tJ-., truikrs. Anmg tll:tn is How.ud 0\sh, (RSldetd of <:me ~ fup., which developed softwure fur DNA mu!dting. CUsh said 1., tries 10 unet¥1.d'll seMcc each Friday. 1\PPNXImntely cd h\tlll the olh<'r 59) fallen otlkcrs listed til the mcmori ul. Gustav revs up, NC coastal schools closed primary eledion voting ·COntinues t~ fteae FAIR prlcea, get you "FAIR" beef! ' G~·t its. tmd hund~s siimed up for hoor-long sessions ~Sday at 1~ site they have dubbed "Memorial Park." Chuplains have been t~re for nearly 11 year, sin~-e t~ hody po.rts bl\gan arriving by the trucklond. Under the direction oft~ Revs. harles Flood an<l Betsee Pllrker, t~ chaplaincy progrum . has evoll·ed into a full-time operation. with Its own tntiltr. u Web site und a staff of eight volunte.~r cii!I'Jl)' to greet visit· ing fumily members. Tiley ulso talk whh workers in the tnbs not far from t~ tr.l ilers holding more than 19.000 body parts. Flood. rector · of the Episcopulian St. Stephen's church in Phiiallelphiu. pays for his commute and much of • . Sampras· .A1assl draws · top numbers NEW YORK (AP) - The U.S. Open t1nai between Pete Samprus and Andre Agassi drew the event's highest TV rating since those two pluycd for the 1990 title. Chen becomes first Taiwanese player LOS ANGELES (AP) The Los Angeies Dodgers promoted Chln-Feng Chen to the mujor league roster, mak· ing the 24-yenr·old 'first baSe· mun-outfieider the first Toiwunese pluyer on a major league roster. s.,,....... 1111 Rio Grande cross country continues hot streak ~'11>-,sin~ YELLOW SPRINGS - The Universily of Rio Gn~nde cn>Ss \"\lilt\· trr teum won its sei.'OI\\1 ~trui11ht meet wuh 11 do.minttth~ perfonmtlll'C 111 the Wittenberg Cross Country lnvitlltion~l on Saturd~y ~• John Bryan State Purk. Rio for the se~:ond consecutivt' week pltiCed its top six runners in the first nine positions. Seni11r S~'\111 Littrell wus the. top RIXlmen llnisher. tilt- lin(> ~,_,.,<1 with " tim~ vf :!6:-1 •. .luniw Tim Syte~ wus thml owrull (26:-l2l. f1lllowed lw Muttht'll B1>ylt's' \'lup~n; Pluill'. O\H fnmthpltt~.·e ctll>rt (.6:-13). Murc Littl\'11 f111i>Jl<)ll >ixth (~7 :.Wl . J<>-'ih Fogle wus sev\'nth (~f:..llll <Uilt Kvle- Bwol.m·er Wfts nimh(~!\ : 1!\l. . J~1ninr . Br]t~n J\~tles p~~><lw~<l 11 s<>ltd hmshu~ l)th (~i: : ~l unll Brinn Hill w~s l Rth (30:02!. Brod< Bul>l'OI.'Io: of Deniso11 W <t~ the \>verull winner with tltim<> \If ~fl : 17. "n''"· Rt~> <lnullk- '""' th<- mttt 11 1th :!~ lto,>illl,, ' fl>IIOI~t'll h)' Earlll~m IMl, llo;•uN•n t6lll, Wittetll"lt-r~ 17~l~ ~111.1 W1ll>o:rf~>n.~ 1t50), Tht'ft' wei\' -Ill mn~f' in the nl<'n\ .IUIU\\1' il\<11~ \\1~ 11: 1'<11.\'11 th\'o Rtu 1\tlll)<'ll 1\ tlh a tUIW> 11! ~~ I. 1'1\"t t'tl\111 1\il\ j;.ll\11\l Clll'lltlh t\11' f1>1mll 111 ~t'llll I k<1ther t<~~...- lim >.lit'\! nfth 1\ llh d IHI)t' 1>1 ~~ I fl. fll\~ . \m<11111u Sndd nm <1 ''\I'd. I th . U11 the IWIIICII'~ si\~. Rill Ur~lllk' I~ 1'.\:'-l <tnd l'ft'-Jlllk:'ll l~11 n N~lt ~llttl<'ft'lt a thinl pi~ t1ni-Jt 11111 11f 1\cl\ ~ht ~~~It' I, \\h,l\" l:hlh<luur leum,, The RIXlwt)ll\<'n \\\lft'\1 RIII>ltl\lll) "~' ~ tlll~~ · .fl I. 1:>7 J'(lillh, l~·lli'llll \\\Ill 100 111«'1 II Uh Ah1 G\"Nie uf \\ lll\"nl>o.-~ ""' th<)I poinh. \\'itttlll"l<-1)} \\US '>t'\.'011\1 m~r.-11 111111\l:'f 11 1th "tmll:' 11t l\1·-+l I'll\"!\" II Cl\' -1~ !111\111.'~ Ill tht "ith f:>.l "''1l t5<nlllllm lit~-' f11unll 7(). "''h \1\IIIICII\ 1~"\' . 11tle game re-makh yields resu FOXBORO. Muss. (APl -. The printout hunging iu Ty Luw 's locker showed seven ex-pluyers turned hroudcust· ers ~ickiu~ .. - ·~ · ' ' ttsburgh ~: to the New lund M tt y b c their minds - und · muny more - will be chunged by New Englund's 30-14 \h>mitmtion Monduy night of the temn touted by muny us the AFC's best. "People W11tll to still tnlk, you suw whut thei re going to get," Pntriots tree safety Lnwyer Milloy suid. The Steelers weren't con· vi11ced the Pmriots were bet· ter either. before or uner New Enghmd beut them . for the AFC chumpionship in Pittsburgh. Not even u Super Bowl win quieted the doubters. or the oddsmnkers who mnde Pittshurgh 11 3-point favorite. "We love bemg the under· dogs und come out und pi'\)V · ing people wnmg." corner· buck · Ty Luw suid. PIHII 1M Title, IJ BUS ST~P- Stealers running back Jarome Bettis (36)get$ takQn aown by Plltrlota' comQrback Ty Law. ltlft. and Ttlbucky Jones during the first h!llf Moridi'IY !II Gllll;lthl Stat.llvm. In Fo~boro. M<1sa. (AP) for the Meigs plfers take th1rd ·spot WELLSTON - Jeremy Bunks 11red u 5-over pur, 41 to puce the Meigs golf teum Monduy In Tri· Yullcy Conference Ohio Division pluy ut Fuirgreens .Qolf Course. The Muruuders i'lnished third behind Belpre ( 147) und · Wellston (163) in the teum stundin~s with u combined score of 174. Josh Ruy und Josh Yenoy euch shot 44 for the Muruudel'!l. Ben B1mkmnn t1n· ishcd 111 45 und Juke Venoy shot 46. Cody Hysell shot u round of50. Wellston 's luck Arthur won the mulch mcdul after shooting 1-under pnr, 35. The Golden Rockets were 3-over as 11 teum. Belpre sits ntop the TVC Ohio stundings with 30 points uflcr si~ matches. Meigs is sec· ond with 2 I points; · Wellston is third with 16 points and Aiexunder fourth ut 1.5. Vinton County hus ei11ht points. Nelsonvillc· York hils yet to record u point in league ploy, • TVC Ohio Dlvlalon at FalrgrHnl - Par 36 Team ICOfll Belpre 147 Wellston 163 Meigs 174 Alex 175 197 . Vinton Co N·Y 216 .Medallat: Jack Arthur, Wellston - 35 (1 ·under) Melgl ICOrll Jeremy Banks Josh Ray Josh Venoy Ben Bookman Jake Venoy Cody Hysell 41 44 44 45 46 50 TVC Ohio atandlnga (Though 8 match11) Belpre 30 ' Meigs 21 Wellston .16 Alex 15 Vinton Co. a N·Y , 0 One Carey .follows another.against VT II Virginlu Tech (2-0) on Thursdny munces hy Virglniu Tech, including n night. 63-7 route M Arkmtsns Stute in the Shyrone Curey struggled In his debut opener, Shyrone Curey see~ oppnrtuni· for the!l·No. 14 LSU on Sepl, I In u tie~. 26-8 loss nt Vlrglniu Te~:h . . "He told me right oiler the gume The sophomore nmnlng buck didn't they 're beutuble," Brnndon Corey snld. have uny currie.~. caught just one puss The liokies hnve ullowcd nn RVcrU[IC for nine yards nnd hud nnother puss of just 52 yards rushing. Thill doesn't bounce off his hunds for un intercc:p· boile well for Mnrshull, whnse runnln11 lion. gun1c hus been o soli spot In r·~•·e nl ''I felt bud for him, becnuse he's my yenrs. The Herd ltusu' t hud u l.(KK)· brother und I ulwuys wunt to Nee him yurd rusher Hincc Dou11 Chopmnn In do his beNt," Brundon Curey suid. "But 1991!. remember, thiN is his lirst yeur. so he' ll Against VIrginia Thch. lhe Herd wlil be ull right.'' . need to provi,le support for Byron Despite two do minuting perfor· l.eftwlch, who threw for 469 yurd( In Murshnli 's llOOs(Mt·opcnlna ~0- I7 vic· tory over Appulnchlnn Stutc. The Herd rushed for (lnly 136 yurdN in thnt gumc. Corey. tlllenlur, hud cl&ht curr·ies. for 23 yonlH und cou~ht four PIINIICS for 66 yurd~. · Shyr1.1ne Cnrc,Y told his brother to len11i from l..SU Merrors. "H~ Mtill we ~nn lleni them. but you ust cwt'l hnw turnuvcrs und you cllll't tuw .Jroppcd r,usscs like rhey hid," Brundon sold. ' Hc wus fntslflllod, but the main thing he snld wn~ that t.hcy'rc · 1100<1 on Npcclol tcmnM. but other thon fhnt, they're bcutublc - like uny oth r tonm.'' l �Tuesday, September 10, 2002 www.mv<faltyhl'ttlntl.com Gu · keeps him in Cincy hopes 3~ 10. Dempsrer hnpruwd to sitl(t bei"i acquired by the Reds !Tom Aorida on Jul,y t L . 'I'M Pitalts srored roor runs in the seventh atld one in the ninth to pull within a run before S~t Williamsoo roaxed Rob Mackowiak into a tWO· oot, base loaded C<ltnebacket that the ~ln...hailder fielded atld threw to fl!it base fur the final out S.lon\01\l'O!Tes ( 1· 1), who allowed just ooe walk in 8 I~ shutout innings while be\ltlng Atlanta's 1bn1 Olavillt h1 Ills hm start, couldn't l>~~trconlt cootrol problems. Be Issued three wall,"! 11nd hit twu batters while giv· Ifill up ll\IC nms in just (-()ur innings. ONI JIOR 1141 TIAM - Aaron Boo~ Is Around Jhl ' t:hlm~ne. "1'1utt s samathlna you want to shlN with your mmmal\ls," 0111')' Sheffield s~tld. "If • hAw ta eelebnlte by myself, l dein 't l:llf\1 n'uch about It," · The Btav-t~. :n li\1\\'e$ 111 l'rollt or Phlladell)llill., betilntt the tint t&n' ~ Stl'lltc ll ~tmsoo btn.h - 11nd they did It 011rller thlln any ~mIn i\tllltta hlstoey. TIIIl Mets, wh~> ~~~ • th~·g11me serlent 'TIImtt Flelit oo 'TIIcsd~, are jtl~t gli\11 tlilllr r\\•11b hliw lllteAdy elllld\cd, · "\\\1 didn't w11nt 1\') be ~~ro~~nd wlltn th~y eelebrate," Mo Va~hn 5aid. '"They'w been 11 gre11t team time and tim~ l!illln tl.nd the~ deserve lt. TIII!y'lloo th~ te~tm until someone lmll(ks them otT. We knew they would ellm::h sooner or later, but \\It didn't Willi! ttl ste lt." Bonds launehed 11 491·foot dri\IC off Odiillii ~ ( 13·9) fur hi$ 610th ca~ helmer 1111d ..:!rd t'lf the 11.\1\iiOO. Tt salloo ov-tr people standing In n fuad line bct\\'\llln bleacher seats in the l ·yellM)Id bllllpark. Dllvld Bell hit a tlebre11klng, two· run iih(')t 111 th\1 *l:.tth lnnhlll liS thll Olftnts won their fuutth in 11 row 11nd 12th In I~ 1_an~es. "I think if we'f\1 SQif\ll to get on 11 hit by a l)ltth froM are champs sttellk wl~tte \llt'te pl~~Yh~ our be~t mark held by Nolan Ryan . hllsebi\11 1>f tilt y-¢11.f, this 1s 11 ~reat The Diamondbacks, who lead the tlnill to do it.'' Rlth Aurilluald. Nt. West by 5 112 games, ended a Jel'f Kent reached l ,000 career three· game skid and won for just the RBI$, lind Llvan Bemauda (10- tj) fourth time in 13 tries. R•v-t up three n~ns In se\/Ct\ hmln11s CARiltNAt...~ 3, BREWERS o fur the Uhuus. . · Woody Williams (8·4) and four R.1>bb Net\ e~~n\cd his 37th SII\IC In .reheven combhted on a !he-hitter at ~ opp~>rtunltles, breakinll ltod Miller Park a~ St. Louis won its sixth Beck's frllnchlse rerord fur saves strai~lll. with 200· Albert Pulols hit an RBt double for TIIC NL We5t th>~ls pill}' 11.1!11111 tilt Cardinals, who maintnlned their 5 '1\l~sdi!Y t~nd Wedn~di!Y. Both 1\~tw I/" d · 19 games remalnltlll· •·game 1ea over Houston In t11e DtAMONt>IIACKS $ PAultES 2 Nl.. Central, On the eve of his 39th birthday, The St. Louis bullpen has gone 34 Randy Johns~>n (lt-5) reached 300 consecutive hmings without allowing sttlkebuu for the tlfth ~onse.:utl~~t 4 run. Sl.\115011 and mntched II t:ll~f hl,Rh for ASl'ROS 6, ROCKIES 5, 10 INNINGS vktorie' to 111\ ArttoM at Balli!: One . Mlll'k Loretta's lOth-inning si~le Balll)llrk. . drove tn Craig Biggio with the wm. J1>ht1Son already held the mal~>r nlll$ run. Todd Helton hit his 28th leaaue record of four eonsecutrYil homer for the visiting Rockies. 30iJ·strikeout seasons. His fourth Cubs 3, Expos 2 . · · 300·strlkeout seasol , in 11 row with Chicago shortstop Alex Gonzalez Arlton11 silt 11 re~:ord for Nl. pitchers. hit his IOOth ca1-eer homer in the.ninth' J1>hnson has six 300·strikemtt sea· Inning - his third game-winning sons o':erall, tying the major lellgue shot at Wrigley Field this season. · llY '!IIUSSOCIATID ~lila& 1 lot of lm(ll)rtllnl• QllmM, but whoilll g~m~s. one shy of the m11.lor record . throuj!h against Mike Muroth, giving '1'\m Hud~~>n wa1 ju1t 11 r:ouph.1 of ya11'n~ play111a llgllfnst pl11y0ff ton· held by Hunk tlreenbelll (1938) 1111d Rick Reed enouah ~upport. Satnnty Sostt {1998). . Rodril!uem helped the Ranllcrs beat the M11rlners for the flrst time In SlW\In l!llllles ut Thxus this seMon. Rim SoK 6, DKvn, RAYS 3 Derek l.owe eitrtted his 19th vlcto• f)' despite bch111 elected Dttd boston won al Trnpl~lltHI !'lleld. Lowe was tossed nl'ter hluinl! Felix Bstall>nll with his first pitch .in the seYCnth Inning. 1\vo lnn1nljs earlier, LoWii lllso hit Bscalona, thOUijh no Wllmlnll WitS Issued. 'rhe umpires weN on 11lert, however, bc~ause the Red Soli nnd Thmpn B11y have had trouble In the past. . Manny Rnmlre:t hit 11 tlebrenklng homer lu the seventh off 'Iilnyon Sturt~e.(3· 1t'l), who JIIIVe up" tenm· re;:ord 14 hits und feud~ the AL In losse~. ' In the third, Rnmll'\1~ hit n cheek· swing eomebitcker and Immediately headed bnek to tho dugout. Once he I!Ot to the benth, munnger Grady Little Sllhl, Rumlre~ npologited to his UlnmmllleK for not runnlll!lh out. TWINS !, TJOI!RS 2 lliCQUI.l Jones drove In two f\1115 its Minnesota stopplltl Its lO·Inllllll! scol'\llen streak and defeated Oetroft nt the Mctrodomc. The AL Centrul lenders hnd been shut out In their previous two games by Ouklitnd. l3ut the '1\vlns broke Dustnn Mohr hit an RBI double nnd scored twice for the Twins. Eric Munson, promoted from Triple-A Toledo this weekend, hit his second homer In II major league nt·bnts this season for Detroit. BLUE J r\YS 11, INDIANS 9 Josh Phelps, Vernon Wells und Eriq Hlnske eadt homered and drove in thre~ runs us Toronto won at Cleveland. Jim Thome bit his 44th homer and doubled home n run to reach 100 Rbls for the fourth straight season. He hns reached bnse in 38 straight "' f 1 gnntes or the lnd uns. the longest cun"ent strln~ In the mnlors. !>helps hit a tlebrenking, two-run homer In the seventh Inning. their rlaht of due process of law and their rlghtl under federal civil rlghtl htw. The Center for Individual Rlghta 11 Wuhlnaton, D.C.·bmd l)ubllc lnterelt law firm lhat repruented the Miami male athletea, aald It waa dlaappolnted by the deal· alon. . The appeal• court failed to addren the atudenu' araument challenalna the aovernment'a rrahf to rmpoae gender quotlll on apendlng for intercollo· alate athletlca, aaid Curt Leve)j a ·apokeaman for the law rlrm. The atudenu' lawyera · will con•ldor whether to appeal, Levey nid. Appeal• judaea Allee Batchelder, Richard Suhrheinrich and P.A. Llule 1,1nanlmoualy upheld U.S. Dlatrlct Judae S11ndrn Beckwith'l dhmluul of the lnwsult. The courts uld tho nthlctcs failed to sup· port their clnltns. The unlvenlty Is ple111ed with the llpflellllte court's rullna, Mlllml spokes· womnn Holly Wlulna nld Mondll~. The Chllll!ers rushed for 241 yards - averaging 5.5 yards a cany - and made at least II yards on 25 percent of their plays. • "It wasn't even close," linebacker Brinn Simmons said. "The only time we stopped them was at the end of the gnnltl, when they took a knee." · Cincinnati's offensive und defensive lines got crushed, ;md its few good moments were more thun offset by penalties that suggested a lack of disci· pline. • !'f ...,. .. . •,·,,.jfl .. ... ... ..,'·''".'f, ~ PUBLIC NOTICES • , ,- • • •.' .. • • .. . - •' ... I ___u..w_ r"Wttr ,.,..... • ..."'~ ~-llt!M•._· ~..-.._..,.w,._. A facemnsk penalty on COl)' Hall led to San Diego's first touchdown . A penalty on cornerback Jeff Burris for unnecessary roughness set up II field goal. A third-down offsides penalty on Oliver Gibson was the springboard for San Diego's 95 -y ard touc hdown drive. The worst wa~ a personal foul on ~iver Michncl Westbrook. who dove ut Rodney Harrison and smacked him in the side of r th e heImet with a ooreann ufter the safety made a tackle. ;· The Daily Sentinel Tdle I .. • • • ... - • .. 1 • PUBLIC NOTICES Allltllt:.l'Mtlf' :.444m ..-r M NIIIN 'tlirt< .et? =~ ~ 'Tilft!Mllloy MIMttotl Chkllf: · Cl1vt1<1d .I<IINd&Ctly boitilllt 81 n ·*Jilt 01 . "'' :m - .441 -~~ .11111 111. ~! ... Cll o.i~llf\d • . .Whtlm llelllle ,.,. J u I ! 1' - /. • • ~ - ~ ~1 I ....~ ' • ............_ •. II I . Your place for sports MANLEYS SELF STORAGE UNIT :rmtrz~zr.t.if'IJ 171 E. . • I: Q r~ • Thomas Dolt center Alii's regular meeting Sept ' 16 2002 7:30 PM · 1 .. ' Motor Route Carriers homer us Chtcni!O roughed up Paul Byrd. , Byrd wns trying for his cureer·hlgh 16th victory. Instead·, he gave up n career-high 10 eumed tuns. Paul Konerko also homered for the White So~ before the smallest Kansas City crowd In more thun seven years. The announced attendance was 9,555, the lowest at Knu!l'mun Stadium since July 5, 1995, when 7,.511 saw the Red Soli. dent·uthlctes even though women comprised SS per· . cent of the univenlly's undii~Jtl'tlduatt.l population In 19!17. . After 11 study, Miami dt~lllded to eliminate the mcn 's 1oocer, ten11h and wrestling tuma because Its budaet Clldn't Allow any other alternatlvea, admln· latratora uld. The unlver• alty atlll honored the aohol· arahlpa of male nthleie1 who were In the programa that wore c · The federal government had received A complAint In the 1980• llllealna that Miami Unlvonlty dlaorlm· lnated AIIAinu women by not offerlna enouP.h Inter· colleaiate women a llthlet· lea proarama. The aovern· ment'a Office or Civil Rlahu concluded th•t women'• aporu were · underrepreeented In com· parlaon with the number of women enrolled 111 Miami atudenta. The university later reached a almlhtr coriclu· alon. Even lifter havlna added women '1 sports between 1993 and !!197, femnlea only accounted for 42 percent of Miami'• atu· ' WANTED Wlllfll Sox 10, R~YAts fi Joe Crede homered t~tce and Joe Bo~hnrd hl,t an . l"stde·the-park Court upholds Miami's reducti_ on of sports CINCINNATI (AI>) - A fcdorlll uppc1111 court on Monduy rojoctcd 11 chol· lcngo of Mlt1ml Unrversl\y'a 1999 declalon to ellmlnotemen'a aoccer, umnla und wreatllna tume . Unlvcralty offlclala 111ld they reluctant!)' eliminated the proarama to free up money for lncreaalna women '1 athletic•, In order to comply with 1 federal luw doelaned to equalize the money colleae• apend on mon'a 11nd women'• teama. Tho male athlll'l auod the unlverahy to chal· lena• the conatltutlonallty of 1ho government'• a•n· der·bued · roQ.ylremenu under tho Title IX law. On Monday, the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appoala ugheld o lower court'a 2 01 rullna that dlamlued tho ltiWIUit, Tho male athlete~ aued uylna tho ollmlnatlon of tholr proaritml violated • Par 1\s win again with pitching; A-Rod hit No. 53 111tch\l8 ootter than X~"ln Appler, and 1\\ndt~rs. It brinas your ljlllll~ up a thnt m11do 11llthll dliT\lt\\net~. nott:h." Jllt1nah1c Dye lind Thrt\lnee l..ang hi other At. alimei, llO$lon bcilt hit homll nms nnd Hud&an mndo them Thn1p11 DAY 6·3, Mhlnt!sotll duwnl!d sttmd up, pltehlna the Oakhmd Detroit 5 ·~ . '1\lramo dcftllmd 1\thlt.1th:l past Anllht.llm 2·1 Mood11y Clevehmd 11·9 tmd Chlcllllo beat nl~ht itnd ~ndlng tht.\ Anpls' IO.glltne K11n1111 City 10·6. wmnlna strod:. · At\er M11rk Mulder and Barry Zlto "Whet\ I have Q a~ aolna lilllnst pitched shati>UIS Ill Mlnnesotll~ m~ who'& an lop of hfs aame, like Hudson kept up Oakland's strlna ot Allplcr, I enjoy the eampetltlon," outstanding oullnas on the rond. ttls Hutlsan uld. only blemf&h In 7 1·3 lnnhll!l wu 11 , Hudson postoo hla ahtth ~:onseeu· hom11 run by Oart\lt Andenon. tlvll vletary nnd the A'a wan for \hll Dye hameNd In the fourth nnd ~ 1\1 tlmi! In 24 llllmes, 11 span that Lana connected In tho flt\h. lncludus n lO·anme wlnnh11 8\lllllk. "Not horrible pitches by any Thll 1\nl!uls foil one wln short artyllli menns. They hap,penod to be lookln11 tho l111st stNnk In te11m hlstary. In the rlaht spot1'Appler snld. "Thnt 's 011klund OplliiOd II \hNII•Illll\\0 le11d IOtnllthfnll you knOW they Cllll do." over Anaheim In tho AL Weu. 1'he RANtlKR5 12, MARINitRS 7 Anllels' odi!O In tho wlld·eard raco lehlro Su~ukl nnd l:>ilsl Relitfol\lled Ktllyild 111 ftmr ll;lltnel over Seattle, oiT th11 llllmo with home runs, but A· whleh 1o~\ to Thm 12· 7. Racl mined tho Rangen. Alex Roorl11uoz hit a pair of thnlll· Rodrlauot: broke his mark of ~2 run homon lln~aklna hla own mll,)or homon by 11 shtJrtstop set last sonson. loaauo mark for ahortstopa with 53 Thluts homered for the ~7th strnlaht hom\\ runa In a aoaaon, to load Tex11a aamil, extl.lndll\1! Its own mll,)or h!III!Uil tWill' his fonl\llr U111m. mcord. "W11 httvu n!lflatl8iblllty to the n~At It wns 5·nll when Rotlrlaue~ hit u of tho Amoriean Lllaguo Weal to eon· thme·run shot h1 the sixth rnnlng. Be th1ua to piny hurd." Raclrlaucuuld. "I cannllttod Ullaln In tho eighth and huvc n l()t of lll\lat friends Qvor theN, Rnfnel f'nhnclro fallowl\11 with his so It 's louah to go nQitlnst them. llut 40th home run of the senaon itnd No. ut the sitmo time It feels aooo to piny 487 In his ~ttrcer. well Ullnlnstthom. We hit v11n 't played Rotlrlau~z hnl 10 multlltom\lr .' \ • NOTICE TO etlnCiarCI, Clrlnklng Strumblnk MINORIT'I' BUSINESS w1ter umplet mutt Prot~~etlon Project Ia ENTERPRISE be fr" of coliform complwte and nell· SUPPUERS · bacteria. Drinking 1blt for review. Tht water which Ia frH ol project Ia toc1111d In S.1led propo1111 coliform bacllrla 11 Mlntrevllte, Ohio. A lor "SUPP~YING usuallv notaatocMIIecl Finding of · No CONCRETE lOX wllh a health rlak from Stenttlcont tmptct CULYI!ATS FOA diiHII-CIUIIng blOC· (FONSI) II 1nt1cl· COUNTY IRIDGI! terlo 1nd 1hould be plied for the procon1ilarld utw. St1t1 poled project. A Drill REPLACEMENTS" will be received by ond loco! h11lth FONSI Ia Included the Melgt county tuthorltl.. recom· with thl DEA for pubcomml~tlonera 11 mend that con1umer1 lic review. · their ollie• ot The toke thw following In compliance with Malg1 County preclutlont: the Not lorul· Courthou••· Second Until further notice, Envtronmenlll Polley Str.. t. Pomeroy. contumert vlgorouely Act (NEPA) and 40 Ohio 41711 until boll, for 11 11111 one CFR 1501 .4, the DEA lO:OO AM . Lout minute, any wlltr 1nd droit FONSI mull Time, september 12. Ulld for drinking bl IVIIIIbll IO lhl woter utld public In th1 offwctld 2002, A.M. 1nd then ot (Including ---------------~------------------------------------------------------------------ · 10:00 II llld to make lew), cooking lrtl for thirty (30) opened end or oral hygiene." doya lor review and the clock. "Well, they found u new Stadium and last season's olllct .. .a otoud. commenl. Final The wotor deport"I was stunned, then I was way to lose," said Robert bottle-throwing debacle at Thill melerlola mtntlmonogement It dltermlnttlon riVI'dsick. Then I was stunned McDonnell of Cleveland. the Browns final home game will be uud In conducting •n lnvHU· lng the nlld for lddl· ,.plocernent of thrH gallon tnd collecting lionel NEPA dOCu• again," said Tom Lockshin of "Rudd wasn 'I very intelli· - to name a few. ftCh11 Pip B1 bridget WoocfVIrd lddltlonol umplta mentltlon will bt · "It was the weirdest out- Roed on Canton, who watched the gent. He should have In Scipio and hopea to neve 11111 mtdl otter thl public . watched to see the play was come of n game I'd ever seen Townahlp, one brldlll problem corrected review period, wlllch Chiefs quarterback Trent game on television. in my life," said David on Smith Roed In 1oon. An lddltlonol beglna on or •bout Rudd's gaffe was replayed still going on." . Green, yanked off his helmet Drunker of Lyndhurst, who Iedford Townthlp notice will be. given August 18, 2002. ond Browns funs will now file and pounded his chest in cel- countless times on local TV on or about attended the gume. "I'd like tnd one bridge on when the water uae ende Sunday night and Monday Rudd's boneheaded play in ebration. · Swptwmber 17, 2002. Will Vane• Rood In ldvltorv 11 llltld. For their memory banks ah<mg- to blame the refs and suy they Rutlond Townohlp. further lnlormotlon Copltl ol the docu· : But with his buck to the morning. The (Cleveland) Plain side some other bizarre should have swallowed the l!och bidder muet con11ct John Holmon menta may be viewed · play, Rudd couldn't see 11 the following whistle. But they did the be 1 Minority otMi-2t20. : Green alertly flip the ball to Dealer's frontpage headline moments and losses in same thing to Kansas City lullneu Enttrprlat (t)8,7,8 IOCIIIona: Mel go County p011111ing I Vllld · offensive tackle John Thit, read: "Lost and Confused" Cleveland sports history. · The Helmet joins The .earlier. Dlttrlct Library MEE Certi!ICIII Public Notice ·who lumbered 28 yards to and showed a shot of a disbe"That's just the way it goes luued by Ohlo'l 218 w..t Main Strttt lieving Rudd - his helmet at Drive, The Fumble, The Beer in Cleveland, Ohio." Cleveland's 25. NOTICE TO Pomeroy, Ohio 4S78t Stilt Equ1t : Rudd was then flagged for his feet - holding his hands Night Riot at Cleveland SUPPLIERS U.S. Army Corpo of Opportunity Center. A Engln..,. up as if to say, "What hapcopy of 11id certlfl· : takin~ off his helmet and celt 11 to be tubmlt· Stllld propo1111 Huntington Dl1trlct . : throwmg it. and the ball was pened?" tldwlththtbld.' lor · "S UPPLYING 502 l!lghth StrHI , The paper's sports section · moved halfway to the goal DOMESTIC ST!E~ CON/SPAN IIAIDGE Huntington . Wttl blnred: "Helmet Off, Dunce USI! FDA COUNTY VIrginia 25701 line - NfL ~ames cannot REQUIREMENTS AS BRIDGE Coplta of the DEA end on u defens1ve penalty- Cap On." lnd Grell FONSI may SPECIFIED IN REPLACEMENTS" : for Kansas City,'s Morten Ju st when Browns fans SECTION 153.011 OF will bt received by be obtolnld by con: Anderson, who kicked his thought they'd seen it all. the THE REVISED CODE the Melgt County toctlng APPLY TO THIS Commlulontrl 11 Huntington Dlatrlct : game-winning, 30•yard field Rudd showed them they. hadPROJECT. COPIES th1lr olllce 11 Th1 Dlllct of the Corpt of · goal with 0:00 showing on n't . ''OF SECTION 153.011 Mel go County Engln-1 11 304-528Apply at OF THE REVISEO Courthouse, Second 5712. Commenta per· CODE CAN BE Street, Pomeroy, tllnlng to lhl CIOCU• next Sunday. OBTAINED FfiOM Ohio 45789 until 10: menta thould bt "This is the first ~ame," ANY OF THE · 15 AM. ~ocll Time directed by lettar to 111 Court Street • Pomeroy OFFICES OF THE September 12, 2002 the following Law said. "We didn t win DEPARTMENT 'OF and then 11 10: IS oddrau, by anything. We have I~ more . 740-992-2155 from PapBI ADMINISTRATIVE A.M. II llld OffiCI September 17, 2002. games to go." SERVICES. opened end rtld Notes:Brady's three touch: "Everybody's talking about Bid documwnt1 aloud. WoiiiiCe E. Detn mey be IICUred 11 Thill mlltrllll Acting Chief·, I .- ... ,... • respect, respect. We know down pusses matched his total I · ' ' ; ' . ' . . the ofllce of The will be uaed In Envlronnienltl ' · . . . what type of teum we are so for the lust eight gwnes of last County roplocement ol two Anelytla Seotlon ' Mtlgl we don't need anybody to put season, inc!uding the playoffs. 34 t 10 brldglt , one on· Pl1nnlng Branch . • ,.w, Mlahl HI Knu", lltll•u~4 AI~.:!::!..':: Engineer, Fllrgroundo Rold, Melga County Rood Huntington Dlalrlct us on the buck." . ... Bettis led the Steelers with Pomeroy, Ohlo45789, 30 (Morning Star Corp• ol EnglnMrt · Those puts would be justi- 35 yards mshing. The usualiy Phone Number 740· .Rood) ond the other 502 Eighth SlrMI fied for u championship team elusive Stewart gained just 16 PROBATE COURT on Melgo County Hu·nttnaton. Well CHANGE DF NAME Vujlklljl to Ttue 992-:1911 . who~e offseason improve- on eight carries and was OF MEIGS COUNTY, June Ellen Allen. Bldt oholl be Roed 34 (Pint Grove vtrgtnta 25701 · OHIO ment showed in the season sacked five times .... 1\vo Appllcont hereby · The hearing on the tilled . and marked ROid). glveo .notice to oil 1ppllc1tlon will be 11 Bid lor: "SUPPL· DOMESTIC STEEL (I) 20, 27, 2002 opener at new Gillette rookies, Branch and IN RE: lntereeted peroon held on the 11th dey YING CONCA.ETE USE 1 Stadium. Pittsburgh's Antwnan Randle CHANGE OF NAME 1nd to Dwnnle Mohr, ol October II 1:30 BOX CU~VERTS FOR REQUIREMENTS AS (II) 3, 10, 2002 Tom Brady threw touch- El, had six catches each. ... OF TESSE JUNE Jr., thot the applicant o'clock p.m. In the COUNTY BRIDGE SPECIFIED IN down passes to three new- The Patriots had u late touch- E~LEN VUJAKLIJA hll !lied 1n Probotw Court ol REPLACEMENTS" SECTION 153.011 OF Public Notice Appllcotlon lor County locotea ot. end moiled or dellv• THE REVISED CODE comers - Christian Fauria, down nullified when a replay . TO TESSE JUNE E~~EN A~LEN erld to: APPLY TO THIS The Roelne Fire Cheng• of Nlmt In Donald Hayes and Deion overtumed a fumble return by PROJECT. COPIES Department will the Probett Court ol Tllnye Allen Branch. Safety Victor Green, Roman Phifer. It showed Melgo County, Ohio, 40120 School ~ot Melgt Ca•• No. County OF SECTION 153.011 accept 111i1d bid• who played last year with the Stewart was down when 32100 requutlng the A.C.L. Rood. Albony, comm1111onera OF THE REVISED lor 1 now Flre CODE CAN liE Engine. Tho bldl will oh1nge Dl n1me ol OH 46110 New York Jets, recovered a Willie McGinest jarred the The Metoe county. NOTICI! 01' 'Riue J~n• l!lltn Courthoutt, Second OBTAINED FROM be opened 11 7:00 fumble that he forced - the ball loose. (8) 10, 2002 HIA!'INQ QN ANY OF THE p.m. 11 thl Municipal Strlll tirst one Jerome Bettis lost In OFFICES OF THE Building on Pomeroy, Ohio 46789 760 carries. · DEPARTMENT OF September 23. 2002. ADMINISTRATIVE And there was old reliable (8) 27,2002 All bide mutt bo SERVICES. (8) 3, 10, 2002 received by the .·II· Adam Vinutieri, who won the Bid Clocumenll IIIII no Iller tho ~ 4 Super Bowl with a last-play maybe a.cured ·lithe ,e.m. on September Public Notice field goal, going 3-for-3 office of The Meigs 23, 2002. Bldt must • '1 County Engineer, be In 111ild envel.opo Monday night. I Appendix G 3411 o Felrgroundt morked Fire En')lne. Defensively, the Patriots Exemple Boll Rood. Pomeroy. Ohio Bid apeclflclllonl allowed only 217 yards and AdVIIOfV•PUbiiC 45 719; Ph 0 nI mey be picked "P forced five tumovers until the Notte• Acute Number 740-912· ond returned 11 the Becttrlologlcel :1911. final drive when Kordell Clerk!Trea• .. ~· ..:'L Vlol1tlon Bide tho II · b1 Ofllew, 405 M•'• • Stewart scored on a I.-yard Public weter IYI· aeeled ond marked Slreet the mn us time ran out. tern• •re required by 11 Bid tor "SUI!PL· houre i olbetween e:OO o.m. "I didn't understand it, save rule 3745·11·21, of the YING CON/SPAN ond 12 ~c>o r , Mondo~ Ohio Admlnlllrllllve BRIIDGE FOR Friday. face or whatever you want to Suvc Thou.•unds while Becoming Code (OAC), to rou· COUNTY BRIDGE call it," Law said. "The .only 6ad I Wolcomodl Debt F~<c tinily monitor the b1c· REPLACEMENTS" Dlvld Spenc•r, (8% average rate) thin~ that matters i~ a win or Receive Ca'h Buck Every 6 Mos. terlol qu1llty of the ond moiled or dellv· Cltrii/Trtleurer your LOANSOA.C loss. ' Rcdu~ c Totul Monthly Puymcnts drinking water In lhllr erld to: Wint more out ot life? $2K a week? Fasr resuttst Toll-tree dletrlbutlon tyetem. hy 113 or M ore lncludln~ last year's playlocal CA.NPLE route. No selling. 1-888-805-337& The 11mpllng con· Melgl County Elimmu!C liigh Interest Rol<.'li & Fees oft's, the wm was the IOth in a Wor~ 4·6hrllwk. 0 down O.A C dueled lor the Recine Commt .. tonero On!' Simple Low Monthly Puymcm 1·800·813-7406, 24 hll. row for the Patriots - all with Vllllgt Wiler tyllem The Meigs County Feel Goud About Your Fin nne" ( Not IVtllable In florida, IOWI, Brudy at quarte.rback. The lndlcltld thll the per- Courthouat, Second Kentucky, Eltlnoham, IL, Zlonavlllt, Ago in mlulble m1xtmum street · Patriots took control . early, _!n!tl1no Ctoburnt TXL Free Cons.uluuion cont1mln1nt level tor Pomeroy, Ohio 45789 intercepting Stewun's passes 1·800-438-9179 ext. 207 total coliform 11 IN••••• L,,,. Money Again In MLMI ln11tad, Low Plymonll stop Lilt FM on the Steelers' first two pos· tpeclfled In rule 3745· (8) 27, 2002 t EMMI lfo now, 11'1 HOI It poyo up lo Rocluotlnllllll NcCcllldorCallo sessions 81·14 ol lhw OAC woa (9) 3, 10, 2002 weekly! NO Selling! Gtt. Free Into Recorded Millage "We dldn' t lose this one. We ed. 2643 1100-325-8337 exct1ded during ------------StP,Itmber, 2002. got whipped," Steelers receiv•Tilt United St1t11 Public Notice er Plmdco Burress said.'' Mailing Our Sales Brochu reel Envtronmenllll Free Suppllt•, POstage! Protection Agency Notice or Avlllablllty The second interception, by Sllrt tmmedtlltlyl (USEPA) 1111 drinking Mike Vrabel, set up Brady's weter ttonderda and The U.S. Army Gtnulno Opportunttyl 4-yllrd scoring pass to Fauria. h11 determined thot Corpe of EnglnMrt, For Frte Information, Then Stewun capped a 74the preoence of coli· Huntington Dlltrlct, Call T9lt FrH: form becterll Ia • nrl· by thlt Notice or yard march with u 13-yard 1·800·3&1· i 170 oua health concern. Avllllblllty (NOA). touchdown pass to Hines Thill blCIIItll lrt ldVIIel the public ·Ward , tyiog the game. generolly not harmful thll the Drefl reduce payments up :Vinatieri gave the Patriots the themtelvll, but their Envtronmenlll :lead for good with a 45-ylll'd to 50%, lower interest. "'AFFORDABLE LEQAL SERVICES" pre11nce11In urloua drinking ~A•:•~·~~~~m~e~n~t ~~~D~E~A~) weter lor the Section 14 l~~~~~~ •field goal that made it.IO· 7 at bec1u11 they often are Nonprofit, licensed, Divorce t150 haltlime. Adoption f221 IIIOCilled with IIW· Public Sale and Auction bonded. Call toll-free The rout was on in the third 1ge or onlmol wutea. INCORPORATION f121 ·quarter when the Patriots The pr111nce ol tha11 Not do II yourotll Kill · 1·800-847-5869 bocterl• In drinking 'l!cored on their flrst three posOALL 1-100.10:1-1170 w•ttr generally 11 1 www.ameriK.com :Seuions - a 40-yard pass to rttult ol 1 problem :Hayes on which rookie ~OOKINQ ,OR TRUE LOvE, with water tr.. tment PIR,ICT MATI or ·Branch made a key block, a or the plpll which dll· cJUIT A DATU tribute the woter, end ·22-yard strike to Branch and a Vltw photoa online Now lndlcatu that the !28-yard field goal by 1t www.H11rt2hurta.com weter moy be conllml· :VInatieri. oall H100.7e.l-3710 or 1·100·704-8887 neltd with orgenl1m1 • In one stretch, the Patriots lhll Oln OIUII dll• ONLY h.i8/m~ul0. e•••· 0111111 1ymp· · =caned 25 strataht pauina tome mey tnoludt :Plays. dlarrhll, orampe, : Brady had one of his best fever, nail111, and :aames u a pro, completlna 29 pottlbtv jlundlae, end lny IIIOOilted htad• -of 43 passes for 294 yards, 10h11 end letlgue. :three touchdowns and ho Thtll eymptom•, t ~nterceptlons. Stewart threw hOWIVIf, 1r1 not (Uti llr/Paroona~Auto/Mo~gogt ;three interceptions. IUOOiltld With llld Crodll OKI di-HIUIIng • The Steelera alao committed SII~·UPI & Oo-slgntrl OK organleme In drinking 1·311-21:1-3-180 :13 penalties to seven for the wal8r, but alao mey bl www.llltorlundlng.oom :Patiiots. · DIUIId by I number • "It was a disappointing per· ol feotort other then your drinking woter. ·formance," safd Steelers UIIPA h1a 111 an :coach Bill Cowher1~ho must enlorallblt drinking 'get ready for OIIKiand next Wlttr. tllf1dlrd lor ~eekend, "but we're not coliform baottrle to rtdUOI lha rllk Ol ~olng to dwell on it." thllt 1dvtr11 hlllth , Neither are · the Patriots, tfltatl. Under thlt :who visit the New York Jets CINCINNATI (AP) - One ceptable. game into the season, the "We won't play that way Cincinnati Bengals are at a again," LeBeau said emphati<.'IUSsmads. cally. "We want to make some A tewn with playoff ospiru- changes: We're not going to tions has already had a melt- look like that.'' ' down. ·n~e San Diego Chllll!ers In just about every respect, did :mything they wanted dur- they looked like the Bungles. ing their 34-6 victory on 'llle NFL's worst teum since Sunday - the worst home- 1991 was Iell gasping on n 96, opening loss in Bengals history. degrce ullemoon. Corey Dillon Coach Dick l..eBe;.iu was still tmmaged only 10 yards on nine fuming a day Iuter, promising mns, und Gus Freiutte wns the ·unspecified lineup chan~es Benguls' leading rusher with 14 Monday so his players realize yards on two quunerbnck their petfonmmce wns unac- scmmbles. CtnciMiitl's Giants pull even behind Bonds; ll'f liiU"ottf.lCO ~ The Daily Sentln I • Page B 3 www.mydallyaentlnel.com Questions start early for 2002 Bengals PlfiiM pitcher Salomon tilth!& with the bUt$ IO!RIIld In the third IMing ' ' Monday In CIMint\litL (AP) . D~tn)l DOOI!s 11nd the &In F'nt~~~:isw Ohmts pulll:ll llV'tl\ In tllc Nt. wild· l:liN ra~, Nobody will elltth tllt tl~tntll8ra~~ thll ~soo. DYII<Is hit tM lY~l;Nt hoo~ run ~~t at ~~~elfk Bclll~rk, lt\11 S11n FTtll\el~l:\l Milt Lm Atl;tl~t 6·!1 MlliiiiiY n4JI1t to tic the ~ fur the wild-tin! leld. "\\\'N In 11 d~d l~t, and thllt's wlmt lt'sllllllllout," ~n nllnlti\W Jim Tnley Stl.llt. · 1'h\'! IJfll\'tS cllm:hl\11 their lith stralt!ht diYbltll\ tltl\'1 when lit~~ New Yor~ Meu hv11t th~ Phlllldelphlll llhilli\ls 6·4 ~ln.d Mlko . 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Wiltz, 45. and his wife; Judy, 41, of Point Pleasant. Wiltz is the Chief of Pediatrics at Pleasant. Valley Hospital. The pair are incarcerated in the Mason County Jail awaiting arraignment. ey didn't hesitate': Reflections on Se 11 8v AGNES HAPKA Sentinel staH writer Fire truck parade planned POMEROY A firctruck parade is planned in conjunction with the Sternwheel Riverfest, Sept. .26. The parade wi II form at the tennis court area at 6 p.m., and move ou1 at 6:30. The parade is restricted to firetrucks, according to Chairman Howard Mullen. Advance registration is not required. but those interest· ed in participating can contact Mullen at 992-3782. The par.ade has . been opened up to tire departments outside the community, including ureas in West Virginia and elsewhere in Ohio. Boil advisory lifted RACINE - The boil advisory has been lifted in the village of Racine. John Holman. water commissoner. said that samples have been collected, tested and determined negatige. The village · water suppply .shows no sign of bemg contamined. Holman said. .. WITH MOM - Alan Wallace and his mother, Faye Wallace of Middleport, review her scrapbooks. filled with news accounts, photographs and magazine articles detailing his experiences on Sept. 11. (Brian J. Reed). Middleport native one of 9/11's heroes . '. . ' . Alan Wallace witnessed Flight 77's approach to Pentagon Bv BRIAN J. REED Sentinel staff writer MIDDLEPORT - "I jus1 thank God my son is alive and is going to be walking throu11:h that door any minute usual good judgment. You may be inc\ined to back up p person who may JUrn out to be inept. LEO (July 23 ·Aug. 22) -Stick 10 your guns wduy and hold that firm posiJion you have aboul sumeJhing impor· tant 10 you. Don't be swayed by lhc opinion of a faulty advtsor. ~ou ON SCENE- Alan Wallace, far left, Is pictured In front of the burning Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001. He and partners were working around the new flretruck, In the background, when Wallace saw American Airlines Flight 77 approach. !From Wallace's personal collection) by helicopter at noon, from an airplane had just crashed Jacksonville, Fla., where he into the World Trude Center." was visitin~ a ~chool. After watching the second 'fhe Pres1dent had left for WTC attack unfold before Florida from the Pentagon the their eye~. Wallace, Skipper day before; and Young went outside the Because a crowd follows station, and soon received a the President, Wallace and his call from their chief, Charlie partners decided to move the Campbell. department's new crash truck "He wanted to be sure we out of its slation, located very were aware of the disaster. near the Pentagon Itself, to a · and that il was definitely a lermore accessible location . in rorist attack. He wanted to be the event of an emergency at sure we were very aware of the heliport. everything going on around "After checking out the fire the lire station, and said D.C. truck, eating a bowl of corn- would very well be a target, flakes, and cleaning the sta- and that if that happened, our tion,l sat in my favorite ~;hair truck could be dispatched." to read a book about opera," Moments later, while workWallace recalls. "Mark came out to tell me PltiH HI W1l ..o. Al Becky Roush MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference www.holzer.org mccl loday bcllcr before . Pltllt SH Chembtr, AS walchiJI£ the television just as it happened. It was a cat· astrophe: it was shocking. It "On September II last was JUSI a terrible thing to , year, I was sitting at home. happen. It with the h a s television ' changed on. When the we all I saw what live our had hapJives. 1 pened, I d o n ' t was overthink peocome with ple even emotion realize thinking how much about all . it has D111t .the people AOIJII'I • changed who were the world hurt and killed. we live in . Things aren't "Having been a firelighter ever going to be the same <IS for 15 years, .I was also they were. thinking ·about the emer"I don 't travel much anygency workers. . way. But especially now I "I really think we're doing don'tlike to leave my fami· everything we shou Jd 'be Jy. I haven't left the county doing as a country in the in the last year. I probably War on Terrorism. I hope the won't ever want to fly, I'm guilty parties will be found too afraid. I don't want to go and brought to justice." any distance because I'm afraid something will hap· pen while I'm gone. And what if !left the country and "1 was at work; we were PluH HI Mtlp, Al Holzer Medical Center joins America in remembering September 11,2001 you 1oday und innucncc y6Ur "TV so abruptly put the picture of the plane hilling lhe tower in our faces . We sat there staring. wondering what could happen next, when another r.Jane struck the olher tower. ' Struble noted that the New York Fire Departmeiu · lost 342 members - men and women. • He also pointed out that there arc targets for terror· ism even in the Tri-County area - the urea's chemical and power plants. "It's true we grieve for our fellow lire fighters. who died in Wushington und in New Craig Darst Lotteries Index Struble Meigs residents remember 9/11 now.'Y A year ·after she learned her son. Alan, . was injured while fighting a tire at t h e P.e ntagon, F a y e OHIO Wallace of Pick 3: 2·9·5 Middleport Pick 4: 7·1·5·3 rema1ns Buckeye 5: 1·3·4·16·32 moved by Wallace his Sept. II, Pick 3 dey: 9-4·3 2001, expePick 4 day: 2 ·9·4-4 riences and his heroism in the face of one of the most tragic W.VA. and frightning events in Deily 3: 5·4·6 American history. Deily 4: 5·5·3·4 Wallace, a 1965 graduate of Cesh 25: 1-4-5·15-19-23 Middleport High School, is a firefighter in Ft. Myer, Va. He is regularly assigned to lhe Pentagon. On Sept 11 , 200 l, he an~ two comrades, Mark Skipper . 2 Sectloaa - 12 1111111 and Dennis Young, were just calendar A5 beginning their shift when Classifieds 83-5 ' American Airlines Flight 77, carrying 64 passengers and Comics 86 crew, and SIX highjackers; Dear Abby A5 into the east wall of crashed Editorials A4 the Defense Department Movies A3 headquaners. Obituaries A3 It was to be a relatively speSports 81·3 cial day, even before the crash. President "George W. Weather A2 Bush was expected to arrive C 2002 Ohio VoHey Publishing Co. MIDDLEPORT - "Only God knows what wus on the minds of tht; tiretighters bul lhey didn't hesitate ." Jue Struble told members of the Meigs County Chamber of the Commerce on 'fhursduy. "They went into the bulld· ing with one purpose in mind - to save people and protect property." he contin· ued. Struble. a retired firelight · er und panuncdic. wus the guest speaker at the chamber luncheon, offering "Local Reflections on 9/11." "Wulking through a cemetery, you ' ll see red and yellow flags among the red, white and blue," he said. "Those flags mark the graves of deceased firelighters and they bear the motto 'Loyal to our Duty.' · !'September ·u last . year gave new meaning to that motto. A new foe has arisen on the horizon - terrorism. With the loss .of over 3.000 lives, lhe lire service has had to rise to meet the chal lenge. "All of us in here remember the duy . and how it unraveled," Stnible added. •• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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