https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b4a3ed37798bfc1e126f89ba15a00bd3.pdf d0f1bc276ad53ff0bd142cf2f6b5b23f PDF Text Text • . ' Wednesday, September 11; 2002 www.inydallyaentlnel.com NFL legend Johnny Unlbls dies at apllr 12 NIA Crouword Puule IIIDOI PHILLIP ALDER Wnl ...... .... .., • II: I I • KQJ Ull •• 's' J u' s • Qlll'' • KI t t K J It .. I Melp County's Hometown Newspaper t I0 • ' .. A IS .!huan. ¥ • 6 ~,n AQ U "Q s 1 Hl IIIII" Will N1uill E•1t 1 Nl' ""' 1 NT AIIIIIJU e. 1 II"" ' '''\ '• t•htuiH, 1 1 ! 410 ! \ ,. 1 . \ r ~, , 1'"14' ·1 t t1 41• • , ul • l'un•••• '"'T I tlun ' 1 \Nhafs Inside Oealer· South V.-lutU'Mblw, £nt W111t Opttnlnj l1!1d· "'"I G SBPT.ll' t Slowdown BARNEY 1 WONDER WHAT IT'S LIKE TO 'BE FllANK & EARNt:ST Michael Caine, that dashingly handsome (or so women tell mel) British actor, said "The basic rule of human nature is rhat powerful people speak slowly and subservient people quickly -- because if they don't speak fast, nobody will listen to them." Powerful bridge ex• perts play slowly; the less capable', quickly • - and inuocurately. In this deal, take your time. You ure South. declaring in three no-trump. West lends the spade seven. How would you conAl-L tinue? First, count your HIG'~y TO/.-L top tricks. After the JoO'jH,$"' Of lend into the s~ade ANt> ten ace, there are five: $f6EP ~er three spades and two red-su1t aces. And AH~t>: .· five tricks can be es....,,...__ .. _...., Jill, w tablished in clubs. Next, .rend the lead. •• Assuming West has led his fourth-highest spade, East cannot . .., ""' (IX, (J\tE.F, I"\"-I~ t-IOi LIK.E'. 'iOU! t tJ.p._IJf. N-1 OIJfJ:I-U\E.LI'\\i'l£> Uli:'G.C. have a high sp~de. The only three miSS' 1-ll-l"'-n YOU 7 ro :,pwo '::W\t. ~('ifi:P.. ing spades higher OON.In Tl~ WITt\ than the seven -- the r--.~-:~...., \J)\/f:.D ONt":> eight, I0 and queen -must all be in West's hand. · However, if you win the first tri'ck with the spade jack and an opponent can hold up the club nee until tile third round, there wi II be no dummy entry. (for CHANGE HEY, the experts: Eust will OF E)(C:US£ PLAN5. ME FOR know the club posiHAVING tion as soon as West ' HOT I'E.ET" 5YNt>ii.OME! plays the two. That must be a singleton, because with a dou· bl eton c1ub, West would play high-low. And if West had three clubs, South would have a singleton, which is impossible given his · one-notrump opening bid.) LOVE J.lAS OOPS .. 50RR'r' The solution is to win A LOT OF 6000 the first trick with the PITCI-jERS .. spade ace. You ..drive out lhe club ace and eventu· ully overtake your spade jack with dummy's king to run lhe rest of the clubs. Win trick one cheaply, and you are down. Whut is my num ber-one tip for someone who wishes to improve?· Play more slowly. SEPTEMBER 11 ai .CHAIIUNI Hom.to" Meigs-Eastern preview, 81 Deaths Grover Klein, 82 . Terry Chambers, 51 Detalll. A1 .. THE BORN LOSER .., ('1'\ GOIW, 1-\0r-rt: e:A\Z.LY! Tat. e-,LL ~~ e.AA..OYU:":> 1"0 \1>¥-f.. lflt.IZC1 Of .~·.-.., me: D~>--YCff! PEANUTS I 60T "' LiTTEll. F~OM P&661( JEAJ.I TOI>A'f.. SME SA'1'5 SME STILL LIKES ME I WEDNESDAY I -.. ;tt~;;,'fr~rt.·: I 1 With NtHC''fdflrl.'i I Todly'• c~: 0 flllll/t L "H~IZWIIL GOZ~JII ... ULGKZL ZLWUKJLQO 0~ w XLWJQ 0, ---~ w Thtirsthoy. ScnL 12, ~002 BY BIANICI BIOI 0.0L The ycur ultcnJ w.i\1 be offering you ·muny,fre•h opporlunil ics to ' 111l'Ct new pc11ple und tu get involved in new uctivilles. The CUIIIUCIO you mukc cmlid 1urn out to be exlrcmc\y fmlunalc fur you. V\IHJO (Aug. 23·Scpl. 22! · -- When ytlU pul your energies tuwurd doll!~ wonhwhilc lilin~s fnr llthc•t·s llldH)I. Dame Fununc will slcp in and help you-end up doing well f,ur Yi•ursclf in1hc prncess. Know when! lu lm1k fm mmunce und you' II find il. Tile AS!ro· Gmph Mutdunukcr inManlly rcvc•al~ whu.: h stgn~ :.arc rn· nHullh:ully pcl'l'C.CI fl>r you. Muil $2.75 lo M ~tid unakc r, <:lo llti<new•pnpcr, P.O. Box 167, Widlil'rc. 0\144092. LIBRA (Scpl. 23·0cl. 23).. Duu't uuUcr~corc your hmiustormfil tmluy juMt be· CIIUNC 1\011\COIIC else ~ives • !hem Hlhumb< d'lwn, fhcy muy he lou lJig fur that per· hut nul for ynu. SCOili'IO (Oct. 24-Nuv. ~w 1 . 22) -lun~ Your nwlcriul pn,.pccls cm.uurug111g illlli tOilhliiUW, ~ulh· but tuduy YOU 111US1 lhc bull IJy lhe hurns unJ du thin~> on your uwn in orluke - evacuated UK L. " · HEBRON, Ky. (AP) Hundreds of people were evacuated Thursday from the Delta Air Lines terminal at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucley · lnti!rn'atlonat Airport because of a reported breach of security, an airport spokesman said. · Two concourses were evacuated at about 9 a.m. at the Delta terminal, which handles most of the passenger traffic at the airport, spakesman Ted Bushelman said. HundredS of people were asked to leave concourses A and Band were lined up waiting to go back through the security che<:kpoints, he said. Bushelman said he had no other information on the problem, which was report- . ed by security screeners. HNLGOLZO· FJ . PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'A hero II no braver than In ordl· niiY m1n, but he 11 brave live mlnuttl longer,•- Rolph W11do Emen10n WOlD UMI 0 ~torrongt lttttrJ of 1he four 1cramblod wordt b• low to form four simple wcrd1. r~-L--:E:-::X-:-F-;A;-:;N--, I---,F-'T--,-~rr-rr"'1 1 2 II II =·~~·::;::;:~·~·--' CAB T H I 1... r ~...,.:,_,TTI'Irl 1 1! 1 1 · . . . . . . I I.P 0.l4R I.G EI. 4¥:, ·Old timer to young fellow: "II you take too long In deciding what ~~~::;:~;;::..:_,to do with your life, you will find 0 J A N' 0 1 lout you have already---- - ·.' 5 c 0 Com~lolt rho chllcklo quotoa · . . by filling tn tho mlgln; wora• . you aovolop from._.,..., ~ bolow. I I I I I I OHIO Pick 3: 6-6·4 Pick 4: 1-1 ·4-3 Pick 3 day: 2·0-4 Pick 4 day: 5·7·6-5 , Buckeye 5: 6-14·21·26·36 ~ 17·1&32-41-44-45 Bonua Ball: 48 Klcklr: 8·3-4·2·9·4 SCRAM·LITS ANSWIRS • Caudal ' Thick- Snowy- Manure- ACCOUNT The teller gave me a check for the balance In my savings account I had closed. I asked for cash but she refused because I no loncter had an ocen ACCOUNT. ' ' ' :· Cincinnati airport D KI L f' I O.N L OWPKJR R, p , KO ----~-Cauar ' High: 80s, Low: 50s Detalla, A1 Ctlllb~ly Clpnor cryptogram• ora crulod trcm quotlll~l by lamoue · ~·· poet 1nd pruent. Eooh 111111 In lht alphtr ollndt for onothtr. ~Q I by Lull Campol · .., ~ Weather CELEBRITY CIPHER 'Birthda.v. dcr 10 g~ tlhc good luck thai's wullln~ fur ynu. SAGITTARIUS (Nov, 23Dec. 21) ·• II' you lei ihut old axiom. "II' yuu wunl sornelltin\1 dune rigl11, dt) II ynurNel[. ~uide you toduy, it will subManliHlly enhance tllll only yuur productivity. bul your flnallciul return.~ us well. CA PRICORN (Dec, 22-Jan. I~) -- Several impor1an1 objectives Jhill could be meun: tn~fullo you in muleriul wuy1 can be achieved today if you apply yourRelf. After you gel Jhe ball rollins. Ludy Luck will intervene. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb, 19) -- Your uspirDJions and cxpcclalions hav'e very good chunces of being fulfilled toduy, so don'l aflow ncgalive lhinkcrs to ruin on your pa· rude. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) •· The only thing lhul can heal you alllu• time io sizing up your compclilion unrculi•lieu lly hy ernpowerins 1hcrn with quulilie1 1hcy do not pos"c""· You're the one with the edge today. ARII.lS (March 21-April19) ... The imprcfUlion you rnake on others luduy will be long remembered. Keep ~our guurd u1> su lhul you dun 1 do unylhin~ lo larnloh your usual cusy-gotng nature. 1 AURUS (April 20-Muy 20) •• Ludy Luck wilt be doing her pun 10 help you develop new 1ources for meeting your material needs and wallis, though she docs c~pcct thai ynu will be able lo rccugnir.c lhe opponunltlcs and do something aboulihem. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ·• When you Jake an interest in whal Is hest for olhcrs, and ' how a willingness to help Jhcm achieve mclr dc•ircs todny, is when thinas will prove Jo be good for you as well. Don'J Gc ltKl self-involved. CANCER (June 21·luly 22) -- If you hundlc u number of thln)ls today I hat yau' ve been . lolling slip by lhe boards · lately, ihl! can be an •~­ tremely productl vc day for you. Mak~ a list of prlorhieo and ¥Cl gomg. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) •• That outgoinJ, optimiscic manner you posHe5s will help 10 enhance your popularity today wilh the OI'JlOiile gender. Jusl don'l prejudge anyone, becauKc you could be puling up a good c.atch. W.VA. Dai!Y 3: 5·9·9 DallY 4: 0·9-o-o l'urMibal: 3-6-26-39-48 (28) COUNTY'S TRIBUTE- Andy Beer end Melas County Commissioner J)m Sheets unfurl Peoples Bank's 12-by-18-foot flag from the third-floor balcony of the Meigs County Courthouse Wednesday. The flag was also used In the countywide memorial service Wednesday n1g111. (Brian J. Reed) New Haven plant • • runn1. imd make sure the money i~ going left 10 right," Bannai added. · "The economy us of lute has NEW HAVEN, W.Va. - been a mess, but we've seen The beleaguered Highlander~ results and it will probably all Alloys LLC plant is buck up work out. and running, and owner Dr. "We're making the efforts Boris Bannai continues to for our com puny und employhold high hopes for the operu- t!es to succeed. Knowledge, tion. market, organize, we put henrt "It looks. good so far," and hard work Into it und Bannai said Tuesday,. , "I we'll succeed. We huve ~o." brought back almost a mrlhon Bannai and Eli Reifmun, dollars and I've reached an the CEO of a multi-billion agreement to ma.ke . install· dollar a year company, are the ment payments, with Jnterest, two principal owners of the to s~ppllers. We've ~aid back . plant. . all msurances. We re OK, The compuny owns two after alt.:• . manganese mines in Africa Banna1 had been 111 Israel to and was · to produce ferro · secure additional financing manganese and silicon manfor the plant. · ganese in the Mason County Bannai said that basically facility. two furnaces were up and lhat The facility was built in 70 to 80 employees were back 19S I and has hod two other . on the job. He suid that sever· owners. al operational changes were. The . 300,000·Rguure-t'oot being made along with u new building hus undergone ·a management approach. mullimilliori·dollar rehubilita"l'm managmg here myself tion under the management of BY DAN HIIIMU OVP staff writer 2 lldlon• - II Plpt Calendar A4 · Classified$ 85-7 Comics BB Dear Abby A4 Editorials A6 Movies A2 Obituaries A2 Sports 81·5 Weather A2 c 1!)01 Ohio Vtlloy Publhthlns eo. POMEROY - Be on the lookout for hundreds of little yellow ducks rncing down the Ohio River towurd downtown Pomewy 01i Suturdny. It's Sternwheel Rlverfest Weekend I Annuully, the . P()meroy Merchants Association sponsors tlte event us u fundrulscr for Its various pf()· je~ts. Tickets for the ducks. which ruce to n finish line neur the levee. ure currently on sule lly members of the ussodution 1111t.f at vurlous Pomeroy llusinesscs. Merchunt s huve con· tribu1ed hundreds of dulittrs worth 111' pri1.es thut include suvings bonus. gift certiti. cutes, und merchundise which will be awarded 10 the winner~ immedlutely following the 3 p.m. duck derby. The lop throe prizes nre a $200 snvlngs bond from the Furmcrs Bunk, u S100 suvings bond from the Ohio Valley Bunk, and u $7S savings bond from the Peoples Bunk. Scverul other SSO savln s bonds will be reo ~~~~~ .secretory. who requested the prizes. At the meeting, rhe Associutlon discussed the poNsibility of a Rivcrfest special section to be produced by The Duily Sentinel. Tho Association voted to place 11 full-page in the sect!on. The Dni!y Sentinel's ndvertislng repre· sonuulves will contoct merchants to place indi vlduul advertising blocks. Also, businesses contributing prizes will be listed in the sectinn, it wus reponed. · The Assr.ciutlon also discussed the use of rhe Melas County Fair Board's wagons with cuno~ies to trunsport festival visitors. Tructors to pull the wagons from the football field parklna urea. from behind the fire starlon and from Butternut Avenue park are still needed. The w~~gons would be used on Saturday when the festival will be in full swina. Also, on Saturday, the castina of the Bicentennial Bell will be completed. · George Wright noted that items for the stornwheel cuptuins • bugs are needed. Fifteen slmilnr items nrc needed for euch of the 15 bugs to be preptii'Cd. They are to be left with Susan Clurk of Clnrk's Jewelry. In preparutlon for fnll, it wus decided to chunge the geraniums in the burrel planters downtown to color· ful mums. Tho Christmas · parade to kickoff tlie. holiday shopplna senson was unnounced for the Sunday after Thnnksgiving. The Association abo dis· cussed that participation In i businos~ Christmas decorat• Jq COIIICIII, whl"""" ..... t?.l'Omoted by the Mlddlepon Community Asf!OCiation as u way of gettina people Into the urea. Awards would ao to the best decoruted. The Association uguin mentioned the possibility 'Of ordering and · scllin11 Christmas ornaments that displny pictures of the new • bridge. The bridge will 110 under construcrion in early 2003. J(1hn Musser presided at the meeting held ut formers BLink. PVH doctor and wife busted· IV DAN HIIIMU 01/P etaH writer Index Hlghlunders Alloys. whose parent compuny is Nokotoml Lrd. On Muy I0, payroll checks begun bouncing ut Hi~hlundcrs, which signaled mujor cush-tlow problems for Bunnui. ' On June II, the plulll closed und shortly thercufter, the West Virginia Dcpurtmcnt ,of Labor filed a complaint I'm inJunctive relief uguinst H1ghlundcrs for $250,000 in buck wugcs for employees. On July 18, Hlghlunders mudc good on three weeks work of puyroll checks totuling neurly $1 ~0,000 to almost 140 workers. The wuges were secured rhrough the Division of Lutmr and the StuJc Allorncy General's office, who hud filed a lnwsuit on behalf of workers. "We've mudc sure everyone is guid," Bannai suid. 'It's going 10 take time but with a proper management report, it win all work out." .POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - The chief of t)ediatrics at Pleasant Valley Hospital, Dr. John f. Wiltz, was arrested late Tuesday night after a raid by sheriff's deputies netted ISO marijuana plants. The Mason County Sheriff's Department, in con· junction With the .Jackson County Sheriff's Department, executed a search warrant at a 'residence on Oshel Road at 10:08 p.m. the Jackson ,County Sheriff's The marijuana plants were Department. ' . · found being cultivated in a · Wiltz, 4~. und h1s wife. very sophlstlcated Indoor J1.1dy, 41, were arrested and growing system in u · room charged with the manufacture built Into the garage, author!- ana poKSCS~Ion with intent to ties said. deliver munjuana. ''There were several timen, "We found u small amount the lights hung down and in the house." Clark said. rotated," Kaid Chief Deputy "Normally, ISO plants,are,pot Gordon Clark ·of the Mason for personal consumpuon. County Sheriff's Department. Pleasant Valley Hospital "We've run . into more spoke person Amy Leach had plants before but this was no comment. prettr wellllanned out and The Wiltrzes were arraigned . sophisticate . We had infor- Wednesday and released on mation in conjunction with $10,000 bond each. QUliN CANDIDATU - The 2002 Racine Fall Feltlval Queen will be crowned In ceremonies at noon Saturday on the eta&e at Star Mill Park. Student• at Southern Hllh School who are candidate• arefront row, left to rllht, Candice Barber, dau&hter of Tammy and Randall Con&o of Portland.; Brllltte Barne1, dau&hter of Arlene Frederick of Recine; Rachel Chapmen, de~lhter of Tammy and C.T. Chepman of Syrac:u11: and back row, Jeri Hill, dau&hter of Boblll end Perry Hill of Letart: Amy Lee; dauahter of Rebecca and Keith Bentz of Recine: Amanda Miller, dau&hter of Tere11 Alley of Racine. The festival will kickoff with a 10 a.m. parade throulh the vlllaae. (A&nee Hapka) FREE in·home program for those with early to mid·stage Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, Pulmonary Fibrosis, or Emphy58rTJa. Litam proper. breathing techniques, nutrition, and moclifiecl exercises to increase lung capacity. 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Snllll'lluy nlght ...J>unl;t cloudy with u dmnco of show~rs , lAlii'Si11 tho lower 60s. Chtmce of ruin 30 percom. .Sundny... Mostly doudy with scuuorod showtrs und thun· d~rstnrm~ . lliphs in tho upper 70s . . Mom.loy... Mostly cleur. Lows llOllrOO und highs in the mid 70s. '1\ll-:dlty...Ml'&ly clcur.IJ.>ws in tllC mid~ und hl)ll\1 in th: upper '70s. \lkth.'!dty.. Milltly clotu~ Lows in dlC k.J\\Q' !n!. higl\1 in tlll ~JIU it& Obituaries und Roger Thomus Kluin; n grnnddnul!hter, l,uulu Lynn Klein; u l!roul·grundson, Dunicl Klein, sev~rul brothers nnd sisters, und u son-ln-luw, Willium J. FluisiiJ. He w11s 11 member of th~ Luurol till' Free Methodist hurch unci was u veter1m ol' World Wur II having served in tho U. S. Army. He rocelvcd the Commemorative Pearl · Harbor Modal, Asiatic Pacltlc Theater Ribbon with Bronze Star, American Defense Service Mlldul with Bronze Sm, and aoocl conduct rib· bon. He was a member of the Rutland American Leaton, Post 467, and the Disabled American Veterans, Chapter Grover Clifford Klein I'OMr!.ROY Orover ('lil'l'm·\1 Klein, H2, ~3620 Nuylors l~un Roud. I>Qin~rlly, di~u Sept. 10. 21Kl2. ut the llnll,cr Medicul {'enter, Onllipolis, ut)er un CKICnded illucss. ·Born on Aug. 23, 1920 ut l1 omcl'uy. ho wus the son of . tlie lute Wlllh1m and Myrtle Mue Klein. Ho was a retired cnul miner from the Southcustem Ohio Caul Co. lie Is survived by two sons und three duuahtcrs·ln·law~ ('linton Wnyne Klein or l>ornoroy: Grover Keith and Pc~aY Klein of Pomeroy, and Carolyn Klein: three duuah· tel'$ nnd u son·ln·lawJ. Betty nnd John Routh of vinton: Bm·burR Flnlsla and Cynthia Klein of Pomeroy; 17 arand· children. 23 11reut·11rundchll· drcn. · Ha wns preceded In death by his pltrams, his wife. Irene Lucill~ Fuulk Klein: son, Johnny Rnymond L. Klein S3. . Funeral aervlcea will be · held Frldoy, September 13, 2002 at 1 p.m. at the Bwlna Funeral Home. Burial will be In Melas Memory Oardens. Friends may call at the funcr· ul home Thursday evening, 7 to 9 p.m. . - l'•ld Nollot Deaths Wcdnosduy, Sept. II. 2002. ut his residence. Arrungcmcnts will be RIJTI.AND - Terry M. unnouncCd by McCoy-Mooro Chumbers. 51, Rutland, 'died Funcrul Home, Vinton. Teny M. Chambers The Daily Sentinel ·Reader Services (USPS 213-HDl . Correction Polloy Ohio VIIIIV Publlthlng Co. Our mHin concorn In oil o1crln 1110 bo Publlohed every ol1trnoon. MOI1doy Gccurnlo. 11 you know ol an onor In 1 through Friday, 111 Court Street, llorv. call 1110 noworoom 11 (7~0) gg2. Pomeroy, Ohio, Stoond·olall 21ee. · po111~ paid at Pomeroy. Membtro The Atoooloted Prtll •nd the Ohio Newapaptr 'Our mtln numbir It AIIOOIIIIon. (740) H2·2118. 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Circulation Dltlrlc1 Mgr.: Mlko~onklnt, Ext. 17 .. .. ,.... . , . 104.00 , DillY .• • .•••...•••••.••10' At Arlin on, common marker~ over unidentified remains -will ~ remember Pentagon victims ARl-INGTON, Vu. (AP) - . With hymns, Scripture roudiiii!S und SIJCcchus from mill· tury lenders, rclntiv~s und friends p~id their respects Thursduy ut Arlington Nntionnl Cemut<~ry tot he 184 victims of lust your's terrorist uunck on the Pentuaon. "Whlle there's nothlna one of us can do to brlna back those loved ones, we can eel· ebrnte who they were, how they lived their lives ond remember how their lives were lost, In u strnagle dlldl· c11ted to the eternal truth of frelldom and the human spir· it," Defenae Secretary Donald H. Rumafeld aald. , Rumafeld spoke neKt to u flaa·draped casket contalnlna crcm~te~ remains from the Pentaaon rubble that could not bO ldentlfled. Por five of the victims, the lntemment In Arlington will be the only burin! becuuse no remains were confirmed to be theirs. The flve Include 11 60-yeur· old retired Army colonel und n. 3·year·old girl killed with her pure111s und sister ubourd hi lacked Amcricun Airlines Fnghl 77. Relatives of the victims sut solc1nnly, some huglllng und weeping, others wiping uwuy teurs, us the ..cmwd suny "Amuzing Oruce" und lis· lcn~d to eulogies from mifl· tury chupluins. "Know thut your country shures your sorrow, mourns your loss uud p1·u~s that Ood will cumtor1 you,' Rumsfeld told the fumihos. A five·sldtd gmnile murker bcurlng tho J 84 numes will stund over u shurcd gruvc ut the Arlington Nutionul omctcry - the nation's most prestlalous burlnl llround - holdlnglhe unlden· t1fled rernulns. The 4-foot·S·Inch·tnll murker, with numes of the deud Inscribed on aluminum plaques, will be plnced over the aruve later, said Jennifer I.ufley, spokeswoman for the Army Military District ·of Was~lnaton. The Army over· sees Arnngton cemetery. Most of the 64 victims ulreudy Interred at Arlington are nearby under simple head· stones, within sight of the repaired Pentuaon. In some cases, ns recovery efforts continued, udditlonul remains were Identified 1t!lcr u person wus burled. Some of theh· fumilles chose to have those fragments held for the common burial site. Lutlcy suid. Muny of the dcud, Including SOillC who W<lre working insld~ the Pcntu~on .on Sept. II. d1d not quuhfy lor bur1ul ut the nution's most fumous cemetery. Arlington is gcnerully reserved for uctlvc duty per· sonncl. mllilury retirees, retired reservists who reach uiJC 60, winners of the mill· tary's highest decorations, golfer wh~ worked usn civil· und former prisoners of wur. iun employee at the Pentagon. Their spouses also quulify. 1\ memoriul headstone, used Among the 275,000 people when no rernuins nrc present, buried tltero ure presidents John F. Kennedy und Willium was placed for hirn ut Howard Tun, the crew of the Arlington in December. Spuc~ Shuttle Chullcnger, und · • Ronald Hemenway, 37,' u veterans of every war the Nuvy electronics technlcltin Unhed States hus fought. · first cluss who left behind a~A year and a day aflor the year-old son und 1-year-old S~pt. l1 terrorist uttncks, ull daughter. His memorial head· of the deud from tho Pent11110n attuck also share In the honors stone was placed 111 Arlington of Arllnaton. In March. · • James T. Lynch, 55, · a "It's nice that they're remem· berlna all the victims,'' said civilian video technician for Steve Puah1 whose w.lfc, Lisa the Navy known for handlna Ralne1, ailld Inside the out butterscotch candlea (o .· Pclntaaon. She wu burled In • November· Push said he would· . everyone he pmed. : n't attend the additional service. • Rhond11 Rasmussen 44t a Some 13,000 people aath· civilian worker for the Army ered to 11rlove and hear and mother of four who w'u President Bush's words at planning. to tranafer {o Pentuaon memorial service on California when she died : WednesdAy, as Sept. II was · • remembered · across tl\e Fl ve . sets of rcmalps nation. Tho Defense believed to be those of tflc Depurtrftent ulso pluns to hijackers, because they qld build u !urger monument ut not match DNA provided by the Pentugon. victims' families, were turned The flve victim~ . w~ose over to the FBI in Februury ~:uins were not tdentrfled und will be eKcludecHrom the • Dunn Falkenberg, 3, .who buriul. officiuls suid. loved dressing up us u . princess und dled ulonaslde , her sister Zoe, 8, and purents Leslie Whltt1ngton und Charles Folkenbei'JI. us they · begun u trip to Australia. • Retired Army Col. Ronuld Golinski, 60, un uvid Paying tribute - Jimmy Stewart, House of Representatives candidate addresses a crowd at Overbrook Rehabilitation Center' s September 11 Memorial service. Mason V.F.W. Post 9926 performed a 21 gun salute and a flag raising. Jimmy Pancake. House of Representatives candidate also gave a talk; Joy Clark, pastor, gave the Invocation and Jennifer Bates and Brenda Jiv1den talked about their experiences at ground zero last year. (Agnes Hapke) . ·IN HONOR - Commissioner Mlck Davenport pulls the ropes .of the Meigs County courthouse's massive bell Wednesday. The commissioners, who .tradltlonally ring the bell only on the .deeth of elected .county officials, broke with tradition to join l ;oommunlty ohurohes In a 8:46 a.m. tribute to the victims of Hllst yeer'a terrorist attaoks.'(Brlan J. Reed) ·· . :; 1 ,.,• ,,• ' ' ,' •' Local Briefs · Breakfast to be served ' unending nrc to take Items for un uuctfon, u covered dish, und their own tuble service. '·' .. · TUPPERS I~LAINS - 1\ llreukfust will be served utrhe Tuppers Plains Fire RACINE - Ruclnc Vii luge Dcpunment beginning nt 7 Council will meet In recessed p.m. Suturduy. Donutions will session Ul 7 m. Monday m be Iuken. the Munlcipu Building. Council to meet SCHOOL OBIERVANCE - Students at Mid-Valley Christian School participated In a patriotic program to honor the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, and to learn more about the coun· try's patriotic traditions. Wednesday. In addition to mak· lng a craft, students studied the Pledge of Allegiance and shared essays about their Sept. 11 memorles. (8rlan J. Reed) r· Roush reunion set RACINE - The Gideon und Artcmcsiu Roush reunion will be held 8L I p.m. Sunday at the Star Mill Park. Those l'ltlel Out1ldt Melg1 County 13 W1tk1 . ... . ,.,,,., .'50.05 Meigs co. 28 Wttkl , . , , ..... , , .1100.10 Karate Club 52Wttkl ., ••• , ..•... '200 .20 beginning classes starting Tuesaay, Sept, 17th, 6PM at · Carleton Sclioot. For more Information, call 7'10·992·6839 To be closed I'OMEIWY - The Meigs County 13ourd of Elections will be closed Friday so thut employees muy attend a dis· tri~t meeting. AERIE 21 ..... 1:0) IUI!It F.O.E. II. I ••• • At It's regular meeting • Sept. 16, 2002 7:30PM ••• • ••• Will hold a final vote on /\II 1\t,l '•, I\ II • COMMIMORATION - Clifford B. Coleman. retired Navy Commander, speaks to the crowd of people who gathered ·Wednesday night at the Meigs County fairground ·for a September 11 commemoration. Coleman, who Is a veteran of ell four military branches and three wars said, "The fires have been snuffed out from the cowardly attacks of last September 11, but we still remember the flames shooting up out of the ' ·· towers. We remember the firefighters and pollee. We remember, end what Is more, we must never forge\. We must stand · tall as Americans.· (Agnes Hapke) ' IIMI •, ''•'I !JH ,. • •• •• ~ • • �Page AS The Daily Sentinel 1002 galher Community Calendar Dear Abby Public Meetings te Fair ADVICE I i I Reunions Marriage isn't a choice . l't c.... S.IMtU' -UQM~td dubs DEAR ABBY: A mother if it WIIS WfOIW lO insist her gay SOil visit her wuhout his partner because she did · 1101 support his lifestyle. You compared her soo's lifestyle to being manied with a spouse. Sorry! This man and his put1ner are NOT married .. Befoce I was married. my husband and I did 1101 s.leep together at my parents' home. My parents were nO! naive, but they 'did not want unmarried people sharing ·a bedroom in Hannah King, of Racine Brownie Troop Shawnella Patterson, left afld Hamlah King. their home. -FEELS THE 1120. received a medallion from Rose center, members of Racine Brown~ Ttoop SAME IN WASHINGTON Marie Hutchinson of Farmers Insurance for . 1120. received awards for theh troop's DEAR FEELS THE recevlng the Oustandlng Brownie Individual Outstanding 6rownie Groyp Project ll:lr tooir SAME: From that. I infer you Project for Girl couts. given to the best ind~ Thinking day presentation at>o\lt China. They and your husband are now . vidual project In the state Girl Scout pro- also rece1ved the Grand Award IQr a tr)'lt PIDwelcome to share acconunoda· gram. (Contributed) ject. • Me and My Shadow.· The Grand Awend tions in your parents' home is given to the best exhibit In the sMe for ,because you are married. Until ag&olevel projects, Marshall JoMs.on. DVM. 'unions 11m0ng committed gay presented the awards during Girl Scouts. couples are formally recog· Awards at the Ohio State Fair. (Conlribuloo) nizcd. the soo and his panner are as close as theJ can get to being "married." To discrimi· McARTHUR - The :l~tld nate against people for some· Anmml Vint11n Connty Air thing they're 110t legally per· Show. sl)(lt1Sored lly th~ mitted is wrong. Rend on: Yint1m ( nnnty l'il(ltS and DEAR ABBY: Thank you Jlo(~~ters, will btl ht~ld S1md~ for saying that people are bom nt till' Yint11n l'mmty Airpru;. guy and don't choose to be that BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS truught . Rctiii11~ early from lu'l>ri nel's in m\Xl<~rn Th ltir show Is till' lnij!\ISt way. As the mother of a guy It's hard · to watch their )\lhs. tlwy upn>\>icd ChiiWI't' lif~> coul<f work. lh.' < > om> in tht> stnti> und h 11 child, I know it's true. It's fnls· "Quitting" without wanting their llves and lll\W~d inh> This hyllrid. h(>wo;~vt>r. h11s premiet't> ovvm in the re~ion . truting to continually hear that to leavQ the theuter early. his Bdjinp upa11uwn1 t\> try m·ither tho pmv1'r l'f n dl'li;'U• Tht> shmv \\:illtwst>m ~e veml my child should be "deproWhile director . Zhang to help their son ~··t hlt~'k ''" il)CIIHII'Y 110r the upp<ml \>f l\ tWW 11cts thrs ~lllll'. TIIQ sl@v grammed" to be' heterosexual. Yang's id~u is intriguing - 11 tra•·k. Ev~n his sister WliS )l\l\1\l story. will 1\mtm't' tht> At'lmltrchlun . or that somehow being ~ay movie ubout a true story. druwn itlto the family ni~hl · Zlum): uppeurs to btl too Air rl\t\'tl Al.'rohati~ ftyin~ was a personal choice. Nothmg played b,Y those who lived marc. d1>sc II> his frknd's troulll<~s . Team with pert>nnial ftrvorit.;> · could be further from the truth . . through u - two hours of The hrsk wus 111\>rc than "Quilling." rol~used hy l hmlld J,,hnsllln llying his -SHARON IN LEXING· watching an insolent, soltish anyone could illll'guin fbr. Suny t>il:turcs C'lussics. is WACO, ll hi-plnue · oncll TON, KY. 20-something abuse his hard- Jiu is demuudiug. lllll'lc<ts· nued R for drug content. ''"'nt'il lly Churlt~s l.indl1e1~h. DEAR SHARON: Over the working parents will tax even um 1111<1 itisrcspectfu . llo Rmmitig time: ll2 minutes. Followit1g tl lly in hrvuktilst decades duritl~ :which nly the most tolerant a11dience. yells ami liits his parents. In M1mdurin with English ut S 11.m.. liS many 11s 200 airmO!hcr wrote th1s column, she Zhang's quasi-documen- rejects their overtu1·cs, sul>titles. One nnd one·lmlt' plun~s will b~ . on di~pluy never once told me she had tary follows one of Chinu 's threutens them. Iukes theit· sturs out of four. mchtdtnjl ueroht\lic plune~ to recci vcd a letter from - or well-known movie stars, Jiu money. gets drunk und hi~ h. lle t1own ·In tho show, Tho!'¢ encountered -· anyone who Hongsheng. who becumo a J•111 •s jll\rents persevere Motion Jllcture will h<.l tt 1llspl11y urea tor told her he or she had "chosen" household name in China l0 with Zcnlike patience. hut AssCll:iution nl' Americu rat· u111 lque curs 1111d tntcks nnd, to be a homosexual. During the years ago for his gangster the·tumily ti·icllon ult imatcly iug definitions: us us1ml. th~t'll will t rudlo many years that I worked with roles. cutting 9 rakish figure turns violent. Jiu Is sellt to 11 0 - fleneml uudlenc~s . •·vtHml displuys und !lyinG, my mother. neither did I. As an in his trademark leather jack· mcntul hospitul, und dfll:tors Alluj;~s ltdmittcd. dt~motlstrutions . Chk~tm din· honorury · consultant to the et and skin-tight jeans. 1J. S. und nurses who piny them- · I'G - Pnrontnl guidu1we nt>rS will be s~rved beginning Group for Advancement of . audiences might have seen selves get involved in his Sllll!:l~sted. Some muterinl at ll a.m. · Psychiatry, I once asked this him in last year's an-house recovery. mny not Ill' suitable for chll· question at a meeting, "Is flick "Suzhou River." "Quitting." which wnn dren. homosexuality a choice?" NO! Moving in Chinese society's bost feature tlwnrd at tlw I'G-13 - Special jlllrenl"l one physician said a patient had fast lane, he began experi· Bnn9kok Film Festivul. is guidnuce stwngly suggested related that his or her sexual orimenting with dn1gs. A full· not just ahollt \he dungers nf for childrou under 1). Some entation was chosen. Read on: fledged depression ensued, drugs. Zhang hopes the lllllt~rial muy lle .im1ppropri· DEAR ABBY: TI1anks f~ prompting Jia to quit acting shows a new gcnor11· nte for young children. plugging PFLAG. Hopefully, thai · and stan behaving so bizarrely movie R - Restricted. Under 17 tion runnin~ smuck into the ma.het willleam she didn't l01o0 o requires uccompunying pur· that he alienates his friends. same questions thnt hedev· son; she just lost procious lime Alone, he barricaded him· iled their ancestors: Who um cut or udult guardian. with him she can never reclaim, NC-17 - No one under 17 self inside his room und lis· 1'1 What do I wtmt? Whut is As the sibling of.o gay pet· ndmiued. toned to the Searles - mY. purpose on onrth'! · son. I'm bewildered that peo· "when I find myself in times . !'he prohl7n~ i~ : Zhun11's r.te think someone would of trouble" - over and over. formut ts so trrltnttng. A doc· 'choose a lifestyle" tbut is Depression docs not mnke umcmury about drug usc '01' reviled, assaulted, denied for a happy home life - or 11 di~11ffected youth In Chinn civil rights and otherwise hupp~ movie. would be interesting . A abused by the rest of the pop· Jia s parents were dis, movie ubout the scurch l'flf' ulation .. - BOB IN ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. DEAR BOB: You make a NEW RI:STONIC SLEEP COMmRT!! valid point. What I find panic· . ularly worrisome is that guy teenagers are among those at highest risk for alcoholism, dntg a.buse and suicide because of discrimination at a time when they are most vulnemble. DEAR ABBY: That mother should be happy her son is honest about h1s guy orienta· tion. My husband isn't. When ~ini-Mental I find him sending nude photos back and fonh to guys • from guy chat rooms, he lies and says he's only "curious." He also claims he's just chat· tin);l online - and then I 'find he 1s meeting them. I ask. "Are you having safe sex'/" and can't get an answer because he won't admit he's having sex. He lies to himself. Abby, which makes it ea.1y to lie to me, his family and his macho friends. I'm trying to find coun· seling for both of us and the mur· riage. but funds are limited. MX husband refuSes to udmit there s a problem! -ALONE AND Sold ANGRY IN CINCINNATI DEAR 'ALONE: Go to · In your computer and type in: Sets www.ssnetwk.or)l. It's the site of the Stratght Spouse Only Network. You'll find it pro· vides a bonanza of infonna· tion. i~clud!ng pe~r support, a readtng ltst and the loco· 101 ' Mllll~pa~ 01\lo •mo 11ons of support groups (140)992·2135 worldwide. (A new one has just been started in Cincinnati!) You may be justifiably angry, but you are NOT alone in this problem, as you will soon di scover. I wish you the best of luck. 011\Qans fool\d ~tce In ti"K' ' hun· \'JI\.'d vidln\S ut'the ·la t oe.r' 1\!nOO~t tn<Kh- At'NM the ~tate. \linen filii~. students ~\\oed tllelr hQds •nd the ~ ~~~ llmfl bl\ll'\' in tl~ land :100», li WI'OIC asking rna 11\CI\~ ~~~ t~t bc~l\!1\, ~1% looll Yl) It I~ R~ St~~ Ofb ~ 111\w 4,000 ~Nnl)lo~t WllfO ~~tOO tf;}m tOO 41 tor ttiltt om~ toWI!r ttlilt nau~ copt~r tmd h11.n~ »,lidor As usu~1. too YintQn County sky di In~ t.;>um will OJliln und ~lQSo tiiQ shQw. Fullowh~ thil elMo, thoso in ~netldlln~'ll will oo ubl<l Ill tu ke uirtllane ridos, Tho mt~in nttrt~ctiQII of tho shm~ will oo sl\lnt ami uQ.I'O· llllti.: tlyh~ hy somo of th~o~ hest pilots In th<~ Unitl'>d Stut~s. u~.:or~lh1~ t(l . Nick Rutwrt Qf tho ~ponsorill!l duh. Tlwre will 11e 1111 FAA Suf~ty Sllminur with Manhu l.utlktm, mtm~or ~;~f tho a~i· de11t rre,•t>ntinn rrol!fllm for tlw FAA. Pnnicilmnts will oo elil!ihle 'for pulnts in thil WINGS llml!rum. Tlw VInton County All'pllft Is flvo mllos north uf McAnlmr Just niT St, Rt, lt:l gn AlrtlOt~ ~oud. Fm· mot'~> infot·mutiotl ubo1tt the 11lr show. Ru~1 cun btl COntiiCIOO Ill 74(~9();5286 Of 740·384·2640 ut\er 6 p.m. d<~m\lllstflltions, MEIGS Offers: MMSE Status Evaluations Monday, September 16 -9 am.to 4 pm The MMSE is for patients 55 or older · It is an evaluation for Alzheimer's Disease Call today your 992·006 iiiiiiiiii~ too Ohio SllP!M~ Court v.\!\lMMIQy In Columbus ~~~r tl@l.ilttoo ~·~t@fll af I!XI)lMI~~ l!nd 11 mAn tOld 11 tilto ~~r. "t't" h@N to lnstaU a oomb, • tl\0 St11tt ~iahwQy Piltrot *IIIII. Thtl !)lltrol tilld tOO t11ilfl \\oil~ In till~ tAP) Nt~w thl~ )'t~~ will he lleli· HOLZER CLINIC Holzer Clinic 88 East Memorial D "A ~'l!lr ~$ (lls~' and I In this (Qilntry, 1 hetr GOO's Mtt1C spcl,-en Mlthaet febleMQ. ftont wa~s a U.S. flag as people stand on with fl!~tell\."1:' hi public the ~ld at Coh.ombu$ Crew StadlUI11 to create a "L,vong Flag" qtin," ll~, ~~~- ~\lMnt..e Woidn-e~ay In Colut11bus. The flag was created as a tnt"mort ~i~n~ •t ~ du.s~tt: 1'f:~ at lilt Victim~ of the Sept. 11, :2001. terronst attachs . (API Mu~mnat \\~ht·l\\tte~l '~~lfli\ about ~tty •tull'." thit\1! more meanmgful." 'atd Air PQ!t"e nase ne.~r tMyton, AI Wfight-P.ttterson, cam· llatl\ Wills, a g1aphtc de,ign · At ~l:olt\ ~"'" · lltW, the oufl~ ~ecurity oOkcrs. er who attended 1he tin..e thll il~t plane cr.tslled some with bomb-sniffing Colmnhu' perfonHance In~ lh\\ W\lfld 1tade t'etlter~ do~s~ kept \V~t~h all 500 reoIn the Clc\dand Mlhurh of @mtles~ prople paused m ple nlcd Into \he ret\!nl<lny. Eastlake, a mcmonal illCOfJXl· hlllll)f \llethn~ t~f tl1C ~tt4ct..s Four boxe~ of tissues wetc · l"Jtin~ material t\w11the thtce In N~!w York, Washington on a foldtng table at the attack srtcs \l'a' dcd1d1tcd 1111\1 ~t\nsyl\lllnl•. ctllr.tn<;e, two dt1der hh:k pi liars. "\\111\\ther \\1\\ kl\\'W tllilll)' In T\pp City, nearly 500 tcsembling the Trade Center woo died oo Sept II \ll' )let· students ;Uid teacher' from towers. stand bct\\c't'n 1110 &001\lly knew 11Qile, \\\'!all lost Coppock Elementary \\car· twisted heams from the to\\ cr something oo that 1111)': hmo- itll! fed, white \ll' blue shirts \1 rec"agc and a hind. of ~ I!Ceurity, <1 tl\lst that and holdinll stars fon11<'d a limest<lne fmm the Penta~ on. oor oon~elall\l woold lle safu." living t1lll! 011 the from lawn. TI1e gra•s Mnnmn<hng them (It)\>. Bob Tal\ s!lid at a <.'tte· hi Columbus, abom 5,800 includes a ~mall patch ta"en 1111)1\Y 11ttendoo by about people hdd up 3·by·3·foot from the Shanb1 1tlc. Pa .. 1.~ oo thll Statehouse lnw1t plt\~aRI~ at C'rew Stadium, Jllane crash sile. "We ton~ to fl!st~>re thtll fonn!llJl a lli~J! about as lat-e:e World War II I'Ctcr'm Sam trust nut we know tl1C fntni - us" tootball tidd. they watt - Api done, 82. \\Caring a ·lies who lost lo\~ otlcs can cd t!ltee, hout'll itt the soc~cr Veterans of !'ord gn Wars . nt~r be th\1 Mille t!J!IIIn." stadtUm s stands, the Oll!U- beret, stared at the monu One disruption to the day ttltm took mme than 'two mcnr and sh<Xlk his head . 1:\ltlll! when a 41 ·stolj' sUite hours to ~ct everyone in ''It huns. h hurts," he said. Offi~ \t}\\1\\t thlll houses the place Ott the lleld. They held "You'd llC\Cr thin" they Ohio Supreme Court was the Ctlt~s up for about a could do all thi~ ... . ov~&eu;~ttd for ttbciut two minute, challlhl.l! "U.S.A!' The remembrailcc' ,tartcd hil\ti'S 111\er llo~s ·detettcd a ~\chaR! I lull'. 62. a retired at midnil!ht. \\ ilh mu'k and sect\\ of explosives nnd a Colmnbus firefighter who a reading of the name' of the mtln l()hlll St\lte Wl)t'ker. "I'm held one of the llag 's st«rs.' dead and mi.,ing at the hem to install a oomh." said he thinks celebrations Hillel Jewish Student Cemer Oseu Sesnuu. 35." of Hke the Oa11 fommtion show in C"incinnati. The "Nij!ht Columbus, wM a~s~ for 1\lffOrlsts that Americans ate Watch" ended at ~ :4() ,un. hldut::h'll P.~~nlc. 11nd nuthori· nlll afraid. Andy Moskal, the 14-ycartles sean:h~d the bulldlna "I really like 'the aspect or old son of a 11\tlll who died in Wedn~sday n!aht for bum~ the 'In yollr face' in this," he the Trade Center, threw out mtlltl111 matel'lals. Rid. . . the llrst pitch nt WOOnesday In Fit1dlay in northWI!st At Fire Station No. :1 In Aftemoon's Sfl'lrsely anended OhiO: which ~~ been cnlli!li Columbu~. t1re111lhters Cincinnati Reds !lame. . lt~elf"Flttj! City U.S.A." since wl!lC!! tiWII)' tears as Chief His lllther. William Nsidlll\IS ih t~ 1900s decided Ned Pettis rend the names of Moskal. an insurance execu· to put 11 ntli! 111 every hou~e, 343 New Yo~k Cit~ (Ol · ti\1\\ from nonheast Ohio's waii."t~ "ld sooppcn stood lt!t!J!.UI!S who died rn the !Jrecksville. was on the safe · sU~mly on doWIItoWII stl'el!ts. Trade Center, ty team for .:onstruction of Cul\ornon lit Wilson's In Columbus. Cleveland, the Great American tlall SAI\dwlth Shop let\ cups of Bowlin~ Ofl!en, West Pnrk, bdnll built next to c:offte behind ~ step outside Carrollton and Mansfield, Cinergy Field. while ehun:h bells mna. erowds llllthered to hetlr vol• At an imerfaith memorial Mllrathon Ashland unteer cl10ruses nnd lnstru· nt Ma(jld Bllnl mosque in Petroleum employee VIcki mentalists r,erform Motan 's Cleveland. Mayor Jane Wiseley snld llnaerinQ snd· "R~qulem.' The concerts Cbmpbell warned against non In Ohio Is imposslble to were pllrt of ~n httct'tlationul stereotyping ull Muslims com~re to wh11.t's still felt In series cnllctl the Rolling because the hijackers were New York, WMhlnaton and Reqult.\Hl, stnrtina nt 8:4tl hlamlc extremists. hnns~lvonla. a.m. In nearly nil the world's That Is not the American "WC vo ;«ten ooek 10 our time ~ones. way, Campbell said. routlne,"she s11.ld. '1'hlnas like "I didn't wnnt to watch 'rV "Ultimately. lr Is nor the wny not belli(! nice ~ e~~elt other or all d11y. 1 wanted to do some· o( faith." 1M 1 show ••• will oot. ~till ~ ~~s. plane.to fly County At the Movies: 'Quitting' Plttt ~ Ohio Briefs .;- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • : Men's dothln1 · makln1• splasll • COLUMBUS (AP) - Alux . . Ponrod Is much dliTotont th11n • ~tonemlons of men boforo liim: He llkos to shop far c:lath s. "l love clothes," he s~ld us • h let\ •n Expnm Men's stot'll 11 11 downtown m~ll et~rrylna • T·shln h oouahl an sulo. Tho lll·)'Cilr-ald Is the new kind of fushlon ·orhmtod tn!llo shopper lntol'llstod In chuna· lna~tylQs thllt Llmltlld Dr11nils Is lltlnklna on us It roplt~cos llrUI!IJllllll Structure men 'a • stores witlt its Bxpross br11nd, b st known for youna women's elathos. Limited Bmmls s11ld In flubntut·y 200 I thllt It would ruunlto the brunds, ond · Structure stores would b como Expreu M11n 's. • Structure stortCd M t1 division of Bxprm In 11187 und bccumo 11 scpur11to autllt ln 1990. • • •• • : : Michool Wclu, credited with tun1l111! nround Bxpreu oft r returi1l1111111 chief cxeeu· tlvo In 1997. lnltlllliY FilCusod on chun11inll the fu1F1Ions of u lmmd thot 1\od be n lunuulsh· lng for yc•rs bocuuso of 11 . Rorlos of mlmops, uid Rlchnrd Jufl'c, u roscurch untl· lyNI with \JUS Wurburg. In one coso, Structure wos sllll Nclllnll Europellh styles .whon customers wcro more lntoreat• od In tho American look of like Tommy dellancn HIIIT11cr and Polo Ralph Luuren orp. 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Cheer this nil know !mw the game is pluyed. For years, u brandname drug manuladurcr passe~ out. say: Prilosec, the purple hcm:tburn ptll. lor d~ctms t~1 gtve as samples to their patients. hopmg to hutld~usmcss. 1hcn one day : the Priloscc samples lii"C gone. Now 11 s new unproved Nnium! ... So :vhat is going on'! Simple. Priloscc is coming oil' patent. mcanmg that aner 20 years nf exclusivity the drng can now be "'Pled. more chcnply, by a generic drug mnnufucturcr. So nmnul:tctu.rcr AstmZencca PLC has developed u Prilosec sub~ tttutc tl1t1l 1t hope~ doctors will prescribe for their patients tnstcud, thus ullowmgthc ctlmpuny to maintain its dominant and htghly lucr:tttvc market positinn. . . That is just one uf sc.vcral strategies deployed by the big hrand:ttame drug manufacturers to combat ever-encroaching gcncnc drug c·ompanrcs, which now uccount for ulmost hulf the U.S. prc,niption drug market. The ),~twric manufa<:tutws cheet'cd when the U.S. Senate IWCI~tly _ limited bnmd·tlllii1C companies' tactics in delaying the ,,,lcs of cheaper gcncncs. It 11 were tu become law, Amcncun wnsumers would save $60 billion in drug costs over the next 10. ycur,, accortling to Congressional Budget Otlicc estimate,. ... . TODAY IN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today is Thursday. Sept. 12, the 255th duy of 2002. There arc liO day~ left in the year. Toduy's llighlight in History: One year ugo. on Sept. 12, 200 I, stunned rcsl·ue workers contlllltcd 10 search for bodies in the World Trade Center's . ~ lllokmg ruhble ll day uftcr u terrorist attack that shut down the lltlattc·ml tapttal, budly dumt~gcd the Pentugon and left thousand' dead. Prest dent George W. Bush;branding the attacks in New York and Washington "ucts of wur," suid "this will be a IIIOIIl1!11~11lal struggle of good versus evil" and that "good will prcvllll.' On this dutc : . In 160\1, English c~plorcr Henry Hudson sailed into the nvcr that 11ow bent's l11s name. 111 . IKXO. author and journulbt H.L. Mencken was born in B;lltllllOrC. In It)JM, Adolf Hitler demunded self-determination for the Sudctcu Germans in Ctcchoslovukiu. In It)4J, Gcnnun purutroopers tnok Benito Mussolini from the hotel where he wus being held by the Italian government. In 1944 .. durin~. Wodd Wur II, U.S. Army troops entered Germuny tor the ltrst tune, ncar Trier. In 1960. Democrutic presidential candidate John F. Kennedy uddre~sed the issue of his Roman Catholicism' telling u Protestant group In Houston, "I do not speak for my dun:ch on publtc matters, and the church does not speak for me .' In llJ72. the situation comedy "Maude" premiered on CBS. _In .1'177. . South Afri~llll black student leader Steven Biko d1ed 111 pol tee wstody. ~riggering un lnternutlonul outcry. . In II.J~X . Hurncunc Gtlbert slummed into Jamaica killing~ people and causing damugc csiimated at up to $1 billion. In 2()()0. Hillary Rodhum Chnton becun~e the only first lady to w1n un. election us she cltnmed victory in the New York Dcmocruttc Senate pnmary, defeating little-known opponent Dr. Murk McMuhon. Ten Y?urs ugo: The space shtrttle Endeavour blusted off, carrymg w1ti1 1t Murk Lee und Jun Davis, the first married couple 111 space: Mac Jcnuson, the first bluck won1an in space; und Munll!ru M<~hn. th~ tn·st Japunese citizen to fly· on a U.S. spuccshtp. I ohcc 111 Peru captures! Shining Path founder · Ahunucl Gut.man. Actor Anthony Perkins died in ·Hollywood at age 60. · Five year' ago: With little to show after three days of shuttle diplomacy. Sccrctury ol' Stute Madeleine Albright declared she wmlldn't rclt1q1to the Midct"t until Israeli und Palestinian leader>, 111adc ~he :·hard dcdsi<ins"nccessary to resturt peace t:llk., . Senate l·nrc1gt1 Rclat11>11' Chatnnan Jesse Helms, e~er­ ctsmg trun wntrol,. prevented any committee hearing on W_lllutm .Weld s tmmtnullon to be umbussudor to Ml!xico. [uday s llorthdays: iktrcss Irene Dailey is 82. Actor Dickie Mome ("Our Onnl!") is 77. Actor Freddie Jones is 75. Country ~ ~~1!!Cr Gcur~c Junes is 71. Actor lun Holm is 71. Actress • Ltndu Gray ·" 62. Singer Mttria Mulduur is 59. Singer Barry "Yhltc ts 58. Actor Joe l'untoliuno is 51. Singer-musician Crerry Beckley ( Atncrica) is 50. Rock musician Neil Peart (l{ush ) Is 50. Actor Peter Scolari is 411. Actress Rachel Wurd is • 45. Rock mu,idun Norwood Fisher (Fishbone) is 37. Actor Darren, E. Burrow' _Is 36. Rock singer-muslcian Ben Folds (Ben Folds F'tve) " 36. Rock musician Larry LaLonde (Pnmus) ts .l4. l{ock smgcr Liam Qullugher (Oasis) is 30. Actor l'uul Walkeri~ 29. . Thought. fur Tud~y: "We must be willing to pay .a price for lr~cd\Hl1, ll!r no pn~.c that is ever asked for it ts hall" the cost ~~~ dmng wuhmu 11. - II.L. Mencken, American author and .Journalist (I HH0-1956). ••• t't_,, NATIONAL VIEW • Chk11go 1Hbune. 0/lf""t<'Ciillg fll.lle!lt.,•wrrl patir11ts : The Hal. ••• un/(',,.,,. otltrnr_ise llale(l. do~ tors "'"""!'\"' Kneen l.~ller.s t<> tilt c>tlitor art "'~l'""'t· Th~1· should~ ltss titan 300 ~>wrls. All /etlf>rs <ltr' ml>jet'l to ~itfng ami must ~ .H):m-tl ami im·lucll' mi:J,..,.'\s ami teletJhollt nr•m~r. No Wl.'\(~nr.lletter~ will IH' I"'Mi:~hcd. Leiters shmllt.l #H! in good wsre, mfdn.·~·si"R iSsues. 1101 persmwlitits. l'lat' opi,inns. e.\JU't.\'~·e<l ;, rile cohmm /,.low all! the con- . ''<'11.1'11.1' of ''" Ohio \ioll<•y l'u/llisloi11g Co. :, "liwrial boon/, Senate action scores a victory for cheaper generic drngs ••• ~"' tu impltllm>ntall\"'· """ 11, in'P'Q'~ prodiiCIIYi~. 1111.! ~" 11' bins ready fllf storing tills Fall's K~p ~ ~th : t'lt'mtx-1 ~ I ~~~~~ • l.llll~llll\ tr•lnh\», ~tml 1\lllalll g111in? "OSU bulletin. Stored Grain Ill\ \\Ut \'1\kll\\", \\I ~lt\"1\11 11\tl "lh ma~otial&, fllf 1\mlltr I.ase~:t Control" s""ests the fQIIQw. infoonatioo uU tht t~tl)ll~kln nnu~Ailllt1 U>:!tlll I "'" & t\'lmtf)' ing recOII\IMndatioos. Sttlrt out with ll\f"l ~iftll ""Ill Ill til\'" ~1"•-''-~~lftll'$ ot'f\cv Wl-M~ a pest-free environment to ~~nt Fl!lf\11\\1100 , tlmu, lit\' , '~tul\ll} the carryover of established pests to 11\\m Iii 11.m 1\1 h 1\ 111 11111l •'ml\1 \ the MW grain. S.nitacy ~tices l'l\1111 10 11. 1\\, In 'i I' 11\ th1, h include the 1'\lffiQval of old i111ln and ~~.-m '' ~~~~ 111 11\(o i"'N' , 1\\" I'~' · organic matter from the sll.nge llrlltl. j\\lf'\"11 I\\~ \\l\\ lhl' 1\'l).ll~ t' Ml\'1\ EXTENSION This includes. but is ntll limited to \ll)..f\'~11\lll'.~ Ill 1tw ~ C\l\11\ll, \II broom cleaning. Vt1C1111ming the ~11\411 lill>\11\'),),('),, <11\lll\;\l 111\'111\1>. cfliCkS lind s.cNbbill8 to fOffiQ~ all Nevill stllfl:l MW gl'llin oo top nf A:re ) ou int~ro~ted in ~t~tnh~ l\11 ~11uth du~~. tl''''"r ;.h\1\\ , ~~~~~~ resid\1\l cap~~ble of supponing ~st old train. After a.th6roo4h cl.e1:1nlng agricllllurtll ~m1:1H . busint}ss? >II\"\, M."<ll ' 1\1\\ 111<\~lll(l. \'\11\t(',l , !X~PUiatians. CJean an· grain han· of gl'llln bins. a surface tii;'Pliel\tiOII lmpro~ )'l'lllf chan~-os ~~~ tlll\llldi~ 1111\~M ~f\'l' 1.'1\1\l\''t, 111111\11~ ·~t'>., dling equipment that is used fill' field of a. re$ldual insectictde will ll ttn weok ~urse t}ntilled •<ruth~ ~~~~~~\l\" tfOI\'M~, l"'ln\ltt\' 11111<1\11!, harvesting, 1111nspon and g111in han· improve priw insect infestl\tions. the Soil Qf Opll(munit)"' from ~: 30 111\111\\ll>, 1"\Q\\ ~<11'1'-. hlliiiJ.t'l' .11111\t\., dling. Romcmblir to remove any Spray one to twu w~s F.\1'11' to fill· to !1:)0 p.m. OctQOOr 1$ throu»,h mhtt<~tlll'\l ~"It 11111.1 mwh 1111\f\'. ~111inpest sup~ing habitats in the . irig 1M bins. Sprays shUuld ~1tait1 ~mher 17. 1\YQ looal l~WIItioos ln 'llll.lhllt t'r"t'l' ~111\'flllllllllt'l\1 1mmediate v1cinity of tM SIO!lli.O one of the followin~ materials . !Are The OSU SQuth Col\lol'$ 111 111111 K~tt¥11 1.~ tlw .\trt,~• facility. including ground \lf floor methl.ll\ychlor. pyrethrin. cytluthrin Piket011 tmd Ohio Univtnit)'< Too 41,i!I'II 'MIIM1'1' ~~ MIIIMhl/ h '.lillll\'1',\ accumulations. woe(is. old sacks of or chlorpyrifos·methyl. Renllllllber ll}.week rouna will providt} yoo ·~~""'· l'llf' t IJIJH Shtlf I 'MIIVf.~ll\' seed or g111ln, and any 01hol soUfCOs to wear ~r protecti~ cllltlllng with s~llls 111 de~lop •our own 11:\"I..M,I«III, I of cootaminatioo. ~tnd resp11111Qrs and follow label b~lsincss plt~n, re<:ogniJ\' tlltl 1\1\m· POMEROY- Fatme~. ~Are yOOf • OUR . READERS' VIEWS Consider resignation Dear Editor: The Ohio Supreme Court hus ruled the smoking ban identical to t~e one enacted by our Meigs County Board of Health illcgul, becuuse the members of our Board of Health attempted to become unelected legislators insteud of performing their limited duties us public servants. The "regulation" must be rescinded without further delay und fu11her defiance of the court's orders. . I often hear people say they don't hke 11 pm1icuhtr ruling of a court nnd they are .iust going to ignore it. You cun say you don'tlike u·court's wling. ~ecuuse ~e us Americans arc always free to tlunk whatever we muy like. You cun say you don't like u court rul- ing ~cu!-'se freedom of speech is u constuuuonally-protected right, but you cannot actually defy the valid orders of a court or use your puMic otl'ice in contravention of court orders becuuse such action or, in this case, non-net ion. is a misfeusunce of oflice und a violation of the duties of a public. ollicinl. To attempt to flaunt a court order is to condone members of the public in general in following suit. Anarchy is the end result. The Board of Health has no power other than to issue valid regulations in a~~s in which they huve legal juris· dtc!lon. The Board of Health justifiably has the right to Qxpcct courts to enforce those vulid regulations u~ainst members of the publk who v10lute them. However. the members of the public FannSC. •• have the right to expect the mentbe..S of the Board of Health to abide by thf valid orders of the court. The publif rightfully demands the board t~ rescind the illegal usurpution of legislative uuthority they perpetrated upon the public und rescind this gality now. Those members have nil right to defy these orders and onci again place themselves above Ohio law. The remedy is clear: Rescind this illegal act now or resign your positio11 of public trust. Given the obstinance und obfus~11tion emanating from this board und their agent. perhaps the better act ion would be to rescind the ille. gulity und to resign. Charles H. Knlaht Attorney at law Chester Fannen markets losing popula . ·. as consumen seek • convenience· me:. • KONDRACKE 'S VIEW It's time to putpolitics -aside in debate over Iraq. Many Democruts suspect that President Bush has cynically structurcd the lruq debute to help Republicans in November, but they should remember: Bush is betting his presidency - and U.S. world leadership -on a good outcome of his l~uq policy. . Thts bemg so, members of V ~..J-..r.l,~ Congress of both parties - and n..l..U •.U."-'1\t( Bush - should put politics us ide und approach coming decisions as COLUMNIST perhaps the most cruciul they will ever make us elected officials. · . . Bush needs to rekindle the bi ar- senous questiOns about .Iraq policy, tisan spirit that prevuiled imm~di- ~ut also on Bush's ability to attract utely after the Sept II tt k . mternattonal support. share as much inform~tion a~ ~cssl: , This s.uggests that Daschle 'could ble with Cohgress and take !dvice be lookt.ng for ways to delay the from Congressional leaders ~ote_ u,ntll after the election -- that And Congressional De.mocrut ts, he tntends to politicize it, too. That .should~ 't ha~pen . for two need to assume that Bush is actin~ in good faith by asking for 11 vote on rc:asons . Iraq 1s too •mportant for Iraq before the election _ and they etther .s~de to play polittcs with it . should give him one unless there is And tt s not, at . al~ clear that ~e~oc~f·ts can t wm. Ill November a compelling reason not to. On the other hand, if it's genuine- t!r ~~· ~~~!hf Ir~q Issue as 11 m~tly ne~e.ssary to take longer reaching emphasizing ~h~f~c;i'ff and 81. 1 ~ 1 a dectston, Bush should a~ree to the Bush on domestic . e~ences wtt vote dun~g u post-electton lame- Indeed last week,sHsuoes: M' . duck sesston · • · use (D-Mo monty) . . Leader Richard Gephardt Senate . MaJority Leader advised his Caucus to do 'ust th~t 0 ~~~T~aschle (D-S.D.) sa1d last - and pointed out that ~n 1990 :~~ ~ond~~~bre ts~pllcr. ?ut th~re Re~ublicans lost 12 House seat~ of thi . . . ,. ou e P0 tttctzatton du~mg Bush's father's troop s tssue. . butldup for the Persian Gulf War. no~~~ ~:reeve~. Daschle professed_ . Whether or not Bush timed an other De~~~r~:sthem: but plfn~y of Iraq vote .for po~iticul effect, there's Daschle - accuse B:~~eof tl~i~o ~~~~u{"~m~ evlden~e . that he has his Iraq request to deflect attcntio~ him to~~~~~~ ~~t~:~~~bt'ho urgfed from ·economic issues that mi~ht' his policy ask Con r , fc case or benefi~ Democrat~. f.ocus attention and seek i~ternution~{:~p~~r~ vote , on natt?nal secunty tssues that aid Administration offi i 1 b R~pubh.cans and provide himself sharing secret intellige~cue son ~~aal wtth u likely bt~ Congressional vic- weaponry with Cong·ress last wee~ Bush is consulting allies and 'li tory shortly belore the election. "It's very crass, but very smart," make a major speech this week~o , one D~mocratic .s taffer · said. "I the United Nations. wouldn t. be surpns~d. to see. Bush. If he's wise, he'll go beyond that muk.e a sp~cch to a JOint sesston of und, heeding advice from Congre~s tn October, ask Congress Democrats such as Daschle and forto stu~ tn town tor a vote and begin mer United Nations Ambassador o~denng troop deployme.nts _)ust Richard Holbrooke, seek a U.N. uflDcr we go home to campatgn. Secunt;o Council resolution backing uschle sutd tn a press briefing his pohcy. Thursday that the timing of u Senate According to Hoi brooke and vote on Iraq could depend rtot only President Clinton's former deput on Congress' getting answers to national security adviser Jame~ · · • M<lton T:s DROP US ALINE. 121 Third Avo., Oolllpollo, Ohio 740-445-2342 \' S i b B . · · te n erg, ush should .seek wha.t amounts to a . U.N. ul~1matum to S~ddam Hussetn: submtt to imme~tate and thorough weapons inspect.tons - "unytime. anyplace" - or lace military action: Stein~erg, ~o":' 111 t~e Brookings Institlllton, satd tn an mterview that he's confident that. with skillful diplomacy, Bush could win such a vote, substantially strengthening his hand both at home and abroad And as Holbrooke has ·d I ' ·. argue ~~o~gJ wtth Bf~mer Secre~ary :of a e a~es a er - even 1f Chtna 0 ~ Russ•~ cast "· veto, Bush .would . ptck up .mternatwn.al goodw1il and · some allies by. maktng the effort. Das~hle indicated last Thursday that. h1s support for military action agamst Iraq m•ght be contingent on a Security Council resolution like the one Bush's father secured before the 1991 Persian Oulf War. But Democrats should not allow China or Russia to stand in the wuy of U.S. action, assuming that Bush can make a· convincing case that " reg1me · c hange .. .tn Iraq Is in America's vital interest. Without putting his military strategy up for debate, Bush also should at least consider the views of experts - such as the Brookin s Institution's Michael O'Hanlon ~ who argue that assembling a large force of 250,000 or more troops rould be mo~e likely to intimidate raq forces mto surrender than a small force of 50,000. us culled for by many ~awks . . So!l'e of Bush's supporters in the med1a have started to disparage Democrats for raising "obstacles" in the path of Bush's war policy by asking questions . . But· what's at issue here is whether this country should- wa e its first. pre·emptive war and wh~t the consequences will be It's 0 serious that it ~e uires ~ver 0 ~ involved to act in t~e nation's (;. he est interest ' tg • (M ' · , GREENWOOD. S.C. (AP) Nowadoys thOy pick &1\lfl' 10 spo~~d 111 the murltot. - Twenty years ai!O· tho. green so lt wUI hlii'C 11 lana "This h a time-consumln11. business." McO\lllllld Sllid. exhibition hall that houses the shelf life." "You don't QClt VUClltlon. lltld Perdue said hci doesn't go to Greenwood Fanners Market you doo't pot ll401(k).'' was full of growers 11nd cus· the farmers market In tamers c~changing the fresh· Orocnvlllo boc11use it isn't Harold Hllrt~,oa has sold cooveniont for him to st!ll just t(lll\atoas lind other vcaatllblcs est produce around. But on a recent weekday, one d11y 11 wcok. Ho said" he out of his C11dllloc slnce he oocy about ll half-dozen van· kcops more of his profits by retired 13 yoa111 aao. Ht fanned hla family'$ land ncar don were on hand, loavina runnlna his own stand. empty an area v.lma~t as larac Clemson Unlvenlty aarl· Oreenwood boforo ha loft · 'v.s a football field. Some of cultural oconomica profouor home in tho 1940s and dccid· 'the scllcn brouaht books and Jim Rathwoll aald farmers od to continuo tho fannors uttled in for a lona wait market• remain popular with market tradition when he rCIIt&llfiRtl, aroceey IIOrCII rotumed. between cuatomcra. "lt 'a a lot of work. You . "People don't want to come and other cuatomen that want don't make but like $2 an to buy lqe amount& of pro· out here and buy J)t'O()uce,':. hour for what you put Into It," ,said a frustratcCI Perry duco, Lllrae buyan can deal with H1111zoa said. "You bettor do ,McDonald, who has been brinalna his tomatoea, okra tho oild houn and inconvo· It for enjoyment. bocauso you and other voaotables here for nlent locttlona of many mar- IUI't artn 't aoln110 make 11ny · kets. In Oreenwood, for monoy." two decades. At 88, HalUOiil the oldest "If It doesn't come out of a oxa.mplc, tho market Is open fanner 111 tho market, but most two days a week between 6 can. and you can't put It In tho of tho other sollcfl ttron 't far · microwave. people don't ll.m. and noon. In many places, McDonald behind. McDon11ld is 71 and ·want it." doesn't know how much .. Across South Carolina and said, customcn prefer loca· lonacr he c11n work. other parts of tho South. fann· lions such as weekend flea "It's s11d," McDon11ld s11ld. markets. Most of them don't · ers markets aro slumpina as "I know who is aoina to people increasiniiiY buy their arow the Vtllltllll.blea them• dodon't this once oil us old fools produce at the aroccry store selves, and insteAd buy from fanncra who don't have time uet out." or from roadside stands. Also. some restaurants negotiate for fruits and vclletablcs from : fanners directly. . ''There are just fewer vcaetable fanners. and a lot of them aro selling their crop on Appty at their own inslead of aoing to a f11nners market," s11ld Becky Walton, spokeswoman for tho · South Carolina Agriculture 111 Court Street • Pomeroy Department. 740-992·2155 Nationwide, the U.S. ~ Agriculture Dcptlrtment : reports that the number of farmers markets hus increased 63 percent frl)m 1994 11nd 2000, to more than 2,800 markets. ,But .the number of markets may not toll the · whole stoey. While there arc still 34 farmers markets In South Carolina, Walton said their volume has•becn decreasin11 steadily. · Georgia's Agriculture , Department said the number of farmcra markets In the llate has held steady at nine _in OPEN Monday thru Friday r~ent years, but that buaineu has dropped. B:OO em - 9:00 pm ' Dick Perdue nld ho haa Saturday 8 em - 5 pm ' benefitted from a .drop In · businen at farmen mar)alt1. Sunday Closed He said aalca of hia applca, blackbenica, n~tarines, cider and preaervca havc Increased · 25 pe~cnt to 35 percent . a year at hia fNit and vcactable stand alongo South Carolina'• Hi11hway 11. "I have people who make it a point to atop by here on their way to their home• in tho , mountaina," Perdue aald. · "What they buy In the auper· market ' bn't aood quality. I WANTED ' .. NBW "YORK (AP) - \Vall Qllllrttl were 1\M!U, Tho. Dow ltll~s Streot nuuked tho tll'$t annlvers~try of tho tofi'Qf ttlllcks Wcdl10$dlly with remembrtl11ces of t~o who dlcd lind subduod tndl~~i· · St~XIts Ql0$ed lowo.r 011 wry U»,ht 'Kllumo. in\dirta was doi\IYOd fw a memori1\ slllvle:e llttha World Tnlda C'etllllnlto. Uy II "'"'" m0$1 tlntlt\Cllll n\llrltot~ wore opon, but tradlna 111 too Now Ywk Stock &chanao 1111rtod "' 11000 11s offi~lllls 11\oro took p1111 in tho C\U'Omutllos a few blocks awl~¥. . Still. stacks wore not heavy oo tho minds of thoso who illthored in No1>i YOI'k 's tlm1nciol district, whore tho n11mcs of tho thouunds of vh:tims wore roAd tmd tho str11lns of 11 Sehuban slrinll Qlll~lit~ l\1 lt. h\lt 11\~hh\ll 1111~ h~~:.lu~ll'l~tl ~l\1\1~1 t\nll!rtll"'lll"lh "' '\\'1\t ~~~ closvd down l I .~ Qt' ~till i111W ''~'II \'1.\~Mi~." to.t~id 0.3 pm:ent. to a. a1.1'7. 111\or l..an)' Ww•.'hwl. n111r'-ct lltllll~~t rlsh~ as mueh AS I ~-~ i'l\rlk-r. ~ hrotld~ 11\\ll'k~t 11 Iso »,~vo up ~~~tiler ».ah1s to On· nt l'r\~1\"milll Sl.'\:tll,ll\'> M11r~N t'Qti\Jitljl 't\ll\ ttl\l\'11 IIIII\ lhl• lsll lower, Too N(ml11q •om· w~k ·~ tr111.li11~ ns \'tlllltltm• p~»lto lndW~ fo.ll 4.().1, or \I.-I fltn hl~h \\1\ Wt~il Sll"t'l't <IIIII pcn:otlt. to L~ IS~. retfl'llt· lh~t'l.' IS Iiiii~ 1'\i\\1\\\11\l~ \If Ina from ~ l'l·poh\t »11in ~11mi~~ .l\t'\1 s lnr ll!lllllll'~. · And. C\11\~''Htlnhlll \'tl\1111\~ !rom o.arll~. Th Sumd11rd Poor'~ SOO ind~K slippo.<l WAS \'Ill')' lil,lhl will) I 0.13 to 1)01).4$. alvlnt bl.\ek lion ~hllt\'S trndinl). IU1t1d~ \ltl Ill\ lldVIItle:llllf I II, the> Yt1tl- S11~e~ Tho at~ln~ fud!XI \)ilrtly on lt'l.chnllll\'• ~~~'" I. -1~ hil · dhup)lolntlnll ilCIJtlllmk litln, iiilht 1\w mwmnl '~~· · news from th~ r~de>rlll slons. nnl\ll',tln~ . < \1\lir this M~~. 1\tml •sts Rosorve, whieh 11cknowl· OdlJOd thlll lhil OCOt\Otll)' 1'.\1\0~t . ltWI'SI\lf' ttl ~tltfll o porloncod sl\lw and thilif ftJC\IS l\l thl' C!~\11\lltll)'. Ul\ilVOn il'l"lWih dm'illll July 1111d will tfll(l~ hus!l\1 \Ill the porcoi~NI ~tf\\llllth t~l' Its ond Auausr. ''Thdtcy hos 1111 Otllotian11l tt!COVCry, m"" N"'' early Sprlna · flower b1d1:' Large selection of colors .. . and varieties to choose from/ LARGE gn POT · DECO POT 5449 each or 3for 511 tl The Daily Sentinel Serving You Since 1946 with Quality Prescription Service at Competitive Prices Honor most Third PartY Prescription Plans .... . 200 Moln II., Point pj 111101 WVI 304-175-1333 ' . .. • I ., • 1'1\,~ll\"f" u~n't Motor Route Carriers Orton Knndracke . IS exe,·ulive 8 ,~1Cior ?f Roll Call, the new.vpaper oJ apllo/ Hill.) I I 1 Court 81., Pomon>y, Ohio 74M8NitJf • • --Stocks pull back on anniversary of attaclcs, trading very light lrldgt, Maaon, Wtlt Vlratlnl• (304) 773-5'1:11 - ---··- ·- ... I �The Daily Sentinel Thureday, September 1a. 1002 Diamond Roundup, Pcrgt 82 Tht E:crro Point, Png~ 83 ' 11 Krtn!ltr itnoaluablt to Bu ks, Pngt 85 of the Southam meet In Only twice has outhern ever White l'uk'ons it1 u seril'S thllt d11tes bltck to 1%4. WHS m~ntor Ed romley hopes thlit the White F.t~lwn wlnnh1g fuldltion CUll be used as 11 plus to redu~-e the pressure 1111 his ph1.yers. Wul\11m11 hils muny we11pons both by air and by lund. They are powered by speed tUid determination. Justin Jordun r11n for 101 yards nnd the W11h11mu defense recorded thr~-e sucks us the White f'III~>'Ons scored u convlncll\j 32-12 win over previous· ly unboutcn Et~Stern lnst week. Thtll win murked the Whllo Falcons· lirsl win over Eastern shwe I998. d~!l'tuted the RACINE - This Suturday night. in a nnn-leaaue contest th11t ligures to draw a huae crowd to Rol!er ·Lee Adams Memorial Field In Rachl , Wul\uro11 meets Southern in the ~nnu · al "Battle of the Bend." Conslderlnt~ that Wul\ama Is 2·0 with bla wins uver tou11h chtlllen11ers, 1111d Southern is 0.3, one. Clltl only hope the blttt le for Southern turns out to be u lellitlmrue buttle. Flms should note thUI ih~ gllme hus been chllllged from its originnl Frid11y slot to 7:30p.m. Sutun.hty. Point 'Bark in th Park' Nrlain Stevens Appearin~ this weekend at the Rac1ne Fall Festival c b I d . ~:~·~· ~;~\:~~thcmusksHU S ountry ues uo to perform at festival 1 R AC'lNlt - Stevens & Md.uln. ll · blucs·hiSJih'Ctl duo ln~ot1'11ll'lllin~ . the Slllritcd Ul\d ~rcutivc S'IUII''' ' u."•~t ' 11~ UCII.fi\SS unll Clllllltry l!lliSic. Will l'ler· • On Sutm'thi,Y lllld 11\rlll Ill this weekends ~udnc. "nil ' Sundny, tho Choh' of the ' Jtl!~tlvnl. • . Hills will lli'\'!Scnt the Stevens & Md.uln piny n naw 11.nd Mni 1\ltct'SIIII tmd l)cm unique ~umbhmtlon Ill muslcnl styles, W)'t'tt.cn lllllslcul wurk "I 1'llcctlttl! their bn~kl!t\lUtttlln hl111111rttss, Lnvc Amcrl~n" us tttrlb· blues umloh.l·thnc counu·y music. push· utc to ull the tllllriots of lttll the buumltu•lcs with l!l'ellttc~llllCt 1\lt• Sept. I, 21)0 I, Pur more ltttdlllon.. . . lnhtl'lntlthm cull Wilbur Mike Stevens Is lnnn Sttl'llln. Omurlo: · l\lkt'mmlck nt l{uymund McLnln t'mm the hills of Those who wish to reserve lll:~lnlhtl.ld recordln~s . The tlistlvul will 1 s t rd 1h Craft space are as~~ IIIII II U Icenhower uy W t II "' pnrude, •ttt 10 u.m. ·owlght to call Krista Smltl1 ... J will l)erfonn-hi8 Blvls Presley tribute •• nA9 2210 fo II n.m. und 2 p.m., und Stevens & ~ • I or r gene,..l I M~Lnln will ~fonn "' 1101111 und 3 p.m. Info tl l'l.Af'L~I'!J!i The Ro~s Sisters und Clyd f rma on, V"tlr.~~ .. Hunfl'litttlnt 'W:VII. wiW ptirfonn eII 0.. , p.m., und the Big Bend C:loggers lit s ~liSh)t'tt Kentucky. In 2001, they joined p.m. lm'Ccs with the Muryvllle Symphony The Full FestlvQI Queen will be Orchestrnln Maryville, Thnn. to perform ~row ned ut noon. In th11ovent of ruin, the oriJ!Inulnnd trudltltlnul music, und both lestlvnl will be held ut Southern High lmv~ roleused u number of crltlcully· School. t740\lH(I · ~m .Ironton The Maize . Festival of the Hills • Lucutcd 1m U.S. ()(J behlnll Millon Middle · · , • Schmtl, The Mnl 1.c Is u Runs Sept. 14· 1~ ut Ohlu University Snuthc•·n. Festlvnl scvcn·nct'\'1 mnlc thut Includes muslcul cntcrtulnmcnt by Wiley Dew, Bobby t'uns thl'ttllllh o~t. 31 Mnylllll\l, 19~7 Plnud, htut In the Air Strln11 Bnnd und more. llmtrs lll'tl ~ lu 10 p:rn: Also. gu~nes. hlstnrk cxhlhlts, lmm~mnllc lhod, pony rides ttl'lduys, tlllllll ru 10 p.m. unllmoi'C . C'nll !740)~:12 · ~711~ . , (nt SuturdnyN und I 111 ~ J,m. SundtlyM. Co~t Is $!1 'or tlllllM 12 nnd oldcri $~ fm' klliM S· ll und kiUM 4 unil Ylllllllllll' l'roe, Fur murc lnfu m l'llM~rvn · ,. thmM, ~nil (304)743· liM~ or viMII http://www I Kennedy Museum .l!llftlllllllhiiU1.1l,~UI1\ , • Kennedy Museum or Art p•·csonts "Nigh.t Sky" und "The StorlcM We Thll ...~ · which lll'll uesl11ned to suppott school pro· 11rumM with the Edwin L. und Ruth E. Kennedy SouthwcHI Nutlvc Amorlcun Cullectlon, The lllliJUrtuncc of llvln 11 orul tru· dltlmlM, untl the Mlorles thut objects cnn tell us, ure the focul P,OIIItH tlf th~. mutcrlul to be cxplorcu In those I!UIIcrlcs. The Nli!hl Skye [!ullcrloM lllsplny sunupulntinl! repncn wcuvlnus lhul t'ot:UH on the relationship betwccn .the curth und the H~Y durht~ tho ycur und the role ol' thll iltllrM In the Nuvuto unlver 11c Thll stur liUIIcry deplutM the night sky us It cuultf be seen hi . AthonK, Ohio ul two dlll'crcnt tlmcM of the your. ExhlbltlunH In the Bducntlun Onllcrhl8 ~l'tlonyultl[!. MuHcum hourH: TueNduy, W11dnoMduy und Prlduy lrmu 12 to 3 p.m, Thurduy t'rom 12·8 p.m,; Sut/Sun: I ·~ p.m.• other times uvullublc by nppolntment. J=lor mort! lnlormnt 1on contuct Clulr Curpetller ut curpcntc®ohlo.cdu ur cull (740)~93 ·09!15. TlckctM urc free. Harmony contest • The Orcutor Kunuwhu Vulle~Chupter of the Society for the Prcservntlon of Barbershop uunet Sln[!lng In Amerlcu Inc. hosts th11 2002 Bustern Dlvl~ on ConteNt for the Johnny Applcseed J:?lstrl~t Frldu)' ut the Ocury Auditorium ut the University of Churleston. Choruses und quurtcts from :IS chup· ters In OhitJ, Pcnnsylvunlu und Wcijt Vlrulnlu ure cll11lble to ~ompetc. The Kunuwhu KordMmen from Churleston und Thundur Thnes from Burboursvlllo coinpctc In the chorus con· test. Quullt'ylnl! choruses udvuncll to the District Contest In October In Llmu, Ohio. The District Chumplon chorus com· petes In the lnternutlonnl conte8l In July 2003 In Montreul C:unollu. The .quurtcl contestbcalns ut noon. The chorus con: test be11lns ut 7:30p.m. Admission Is $18 ull events udult puck· uae: $10 single scs"lon; und $S ull events student puckuae. '- 'Let's Build' exhibit · • Highlands MuHeum und Discovery Center continues the uhlbl!t ,deslt~ned for uaeM ~-II, through Dec. 20 utthe center, 1620 winchester Ave. Hol1rs ure from 10 u.m. 111 4 p.m. Tuesduy throuah Suturduy. Adml88lon IM $3, 52 for students, scnlon und children und free to children 1111e 2 und younger und members. Cull (606)329·8888. • OIL CHANGE 011 • IIIII! • Lube Chtlll1 Chtdt All lluldl• Chtdl Ch111l1 '17" lllllliad- 1,. "''" north of .,_oy •M.,on lrldtlf Muon, Wtll Vlllllllt jllhOnt 1104) 771•1711 O,IN t OAVI AWIIK ... ... ~-· .. _ .. . • L. Hurst Boggess, Wl tutlst unll professor whu ovc ~ AU ROOk Hill ().0 ~NirVIIIIy ().0 SOuth Point Qhtuptakl ().0 CoaiQ~ ().0 Fal~and ().0 3-0 1·2 1-2 1·2 1-2 1·2 River Vllt.y at Al~andtl' Wlvtey 11 Chtllptl~t Coal GI'OIIIll Clnolnna~ Harmony . Fairland at 'Tbllla, W.Va. Rock I>!HI at Portamouth Wlll Mt. Hope, W, 1/a, II South Point ·Banquet 810AL :btlm • The Huntington· Cubell Brunch of tho NAACP hosts Its lnuugurnl Freedum Fund Bwtquet nt 6 p.m. flrltlny m Murshnll University's Don Morris Room. Tho Rev. Churles H. Smith, lonncr minister ut First Uuptlst Church, dell v~rs the keynote uddn:ss. Proceeds benetlt the lucullUld nmlonul chapters of NAACP. 11ckel811ti1 $30. Cull (304)529-4692. Athn Marietta Jacklon Logan Qallla Academy Point P1ta11nt Warren .. All ().0 3-0 1).0 1).0 1).0 1).0 3·0 ().0 2·1 2·1 2·1 1·1 ().0 1).3 Plllnt Ple~..nt at Gallla Academy Marlettl at Alhtnl Jaoklon II Logan WatTtn at Mount Vernon TVC Ohio Dlvlalon l'IIID Belpre Alexander Ill Mlll'llhull · University • ~tiQI Theultll pre!lents tho fol· lowlna tl1entte clasMics lor 2002·2003: "Deathtrap" by lnt levln, 8 p.m., OCt. 2·5: "Hny Fever'' by Noel CtiwW'd, 8 p.m. Nuv. 13· 16: "Rumors" by Nell Simon, 8 p.m. Feb. 19·22: und "Plew Ov~r the Cuckoo's Nest" lly Ken . KeNey, 8 p.m. Aorll 23·26. Ticket~. uvnllnbfe 118 early us Sept. 18 from 'T1ckclMil8ter; ore $10, $8 children,. senior citizens und MU fuculty/sllllf, MU 8tUdCniM free with valid· student ID und $~ for gNups_of 20 or more. Cull (304)696-7184. F1a1urlng Kentucky Pried Chlckln IG r& o-o o-o 1).0 Wl1111on ().0 ~1011111111•'ltlrk ().0 ~(lion County ().0 • ' .• . All 2·1 1·2 1·2 1·2 1).3 1).3 Hooldng Dlvlllon r& film !ultrn ().0 ~bit ().0 ().0 Waterford • 1).0 FtdtiiiHoddng ().0 Mllltr ().0 Soutntm l'rldly't GaiMI Melgt II EMttrn RJvtr Velley 11 AIIHindlr ~prt II Ftclt11i Hooking All 2·1 2·1 1·2 1).3 1).3 1).3 NtiiOIWIH..'ltlrllll Minford Coli GI'OIIIII Vinton County Welleton II Oak Hill Mllltr II Zlnttvillt ROMOrtne Wattrford tl Fort F1yt lllurdty't a.m. Wlhlml II So\11htm 111mblt at Porllmoulh N.D. Non•ltt(lut r.m All Ironton w•hlml OlkHMI . qymme~ Valley H111nan 8oiJih Galllt 3-0 2.0 1·2 1·2 1·1 1·2 l'tlclaV'• Qlmll 8oiJth Qal\la II Symmtt Valley Hll1lnn lll!ulflllo Ironton II PortamoUth Wtlltton at Olk Hill lllu.... OIIMI Wlhlma Ill Soulhltrn \ ...i r I" l'rldly'l QaiMI Season classics Crow'• Family Restaurant ().0 I TUPPERS PLAINS - Flnully. Mcla~ 1111d Eustern take .their rivalry to the 11ridlron! · At\er many yours us rlwtls In other spons. the Muraudon nnd Ea11les meet for tho t1rsttlme In football "t 7 :~0 flrldll)' night ut Eust Shnde River Studlum. Meigs hcnd couch Mlko Chunccy snld the opportunity to piny Its lntru-counl.Y rlvul for the t1rst limo has his side onel'jJiled. "We're cl\cltod ttbout It," Chuncoy said. "Anytime you pluy somebody In your backyard, ft mnkes It 11 little bit more spec lui. Eustern's hud a lot of success the lu~t couple of yours und they've 1101 "nice foot bull pr~)~t~,ram . "They've yol nn ell.perlenccd offensive line back and they've jlU\ SOtnO VOf)' rood young skit\ kids," he addeQ, ··~·,. • aood roor I toam and 11 '•aalna tolllkt • 1Jood effort out pf us If wo're jiOilljiiO bo SUQQOUt\11 ... Put New lund. In his flr~t ~oason ns EIISt!lrn's h1>11d OOftQh, uownpluyed the hype surroundlnp the aamo. "To mo It's just nnother 1111mo.' Newl"'ul snld. "I huto to lose to nnybody - whether It's Mel11s or South Oullla or Trimble - I hme I{• lose." · Mel9s .( 1·2} rebounded from lospsldod losses to Oal1111 Acndemy (3S-9l und Athons (38·6) with Its first victory uf the seuson lust weok llllalnst River Vulloy. Thl" Muruudon rnllled from 11 10·7 hnltilme detlcll to win 20· 17. Thllbaok Jeremy Roush rushed for ynrds und three touchdowna, lnclltdlns two In the second hnlf; "It wus very hnportunt," Chuncey suld In rOilllrd tP the River Vulley win. ' Nohody likes to lose und we pluyod two very 11ond footbnll teums In Oulllpoll~ und Athl"ll~ ; Our kldM )\'ere down u little bit und us cPuche~ yuu'ro down ullttlo bit. We tulkod about River Vulley belnp 11 pnod f(l(ltbtlll teum und wo wore out tn piny t'our quarCors und win. . "We sur down hy 10 polnts (ugalnt River Vulloyl und \he kids hung In there und kept bnllllns. It wns u IJI'CIIt win for IIYkiiV'I Cllmll l I IAOO leet.rn Av.nue Otlllpolle, Ohio Phone IT4011Mt•1711 DI'IN 'r DAVI AWIIIC ·~ Prep Football •• 228 Main St. - ·- ---·---- ·-··- lecture and demonstration t'Cmenttrmwl, wllllet:lUre mid dernonstnllc his rut ut 10:30 u.m. Suturduy ut the Huntington Hl11h Rentllsstm~'1l Center, 900 · Rth St. 'T11e l~X:turels spon· sored by Ans Resolll"Ces fur the lli·Stllte. Cost Is $1 S or $7 students. Cull (304)52~·71 I~ or (304) 52~·6679 tlr (304)525· 130 I tu n:t;lstcr. · bled with senior back Ryllll Mitchell scooping up the loose pigskin 111 the E11stern 32 11nd wem on to score. Jvrdan broke free 011 11 )).yW. s•·tunper down tho l'llr sldellfle IV AND ..IW CA ..TI.. OVP Anl1tant Man!lglng Editor HlGlillGH'IS :btlm hturdav ?a:to p.m. Meigs Co. grid rivalry will finally be settled on the field 'liruRsoAY'S p!dnts ltlll!INIC<~e oolntlngs of nuttu'lllll the tle1d with 11 -outhem JF ~J ' Art Waham. at I ' un#nlfon · • ihc 1'1~1 t'hul\'h llf the Nn~11Nnc Is tm~:c t~nln hul lh\M thch· ycm~ ly llvtlll "'1\\l(lnl! h 111 the sll\\cts." 't'hl\ l\\ll\llt will hll hcltl SUI\11\hi,Y 111 the ~ht·u~h ·purklttl! lilt, llnnlls sud\ us Kutlcss1 Ncutrul At,lrccmcnt tmu .Ill() will pcrl\n•m. 1--\liM.t un\1 I! tUlles Ill!»-In 111 ~ ' .River Valley . Opry • River Valley Opry, t'elllllrin[! Cley ·Hess tllld Rom¢ Hill. und ldlctymes (pi tured). 7 p.m., Suturduy. Sept. 28. 2002 ut the Stnte Theuter. Cluy Hess, gul· turist. formerly per· formed with Rfcky Scnggs · B11nd und received u Ornmnty for his work. ldlt~tymes Is u well-known, locul Blucgruss blind. Tlcltcts URI $8 und are uvulluble nt Muln Street Phntogruphy. ·At the door, they will bll $1 0. 'Taking it to th streets' Choir of th Hills Pleaaalat Southern COIICh Dave 811rr >IIY' tJIIIt his IC)IUn hilS been pt'lll:ticing t)J(tremely hard this week. liiiU he hopes the trend of improvement continues. Ban admits his te11m ha~ tttkl\n its lump.~. but th11t the tellm is lllltling hetter, Cromley's crew capltallied on a couple of bill first half plll)'s to over· con)c 1111 elltl)' ()<.0 E11stom 1\dVIUII~e us WHS went on ll' 11 2().6 halftime euae. WHS lncret~.~ed Its lead to 2()<.6 lute In the third pcrlod before the two evenly m11tched teams split a pair of fourth lllllltter touchdowns. A brol'.con phty led to W111ltunu 's flrst score. FuiCl'llllllltrterbt•cl'. Chud Zerkle tum- UN," WDING THI CHARGI - Mel&a tailback Jeremy Rouah will tead the Maraudera 111 tho 111oe Mellll Countyfoe Eastern for the flrat time on Frldety at Eest Shade River Stadium on th cum· Roush (~ · I 0, 193, Sr.l Is uverugln~ 98.7 ynrds per aamo rushing {4.2 ynrd~ pcr cnrry) nnd .lius scored five touch· Plt111 ' " Pl~t•lly, 1:11 pus of Eastern Hl8h School. (OVP File) . NFL great · Johnny·Unltas dies at 69 Dessens doomed.by Dawkins throwing error In Reds' loss CINCINNATI (AP) - Bitner DesliCnN stuck 10 the IIWIIC opprouch 1111 ho went deeper Into unchllrtCd territory. The Clnclnlllltl rll!ht·hunder n~tlred 19 conliCC· uti vc bottcl'!l Wedneilday before Oooklc Dawkins threw Into the Reds' du11out on Jack Wl1110n's tp'U\Indcr In the liCventh -lnnln11. One out Iuter, AnuniN Rumtrez hit a two-run horner ond the Pltllibu'llh PlruteA went on ro a 4-1 victory. ."I've never been In thnt situation/' Dc&IICns Jillld. "Bvel')'lhintl WU8 worklnf aooa. llricd to stay bliCk Wid atay down, but mode 11 mlstukc and he hit It out." Cntlll WllliOn hit unother iwo-run homer In the liCventh off De~liCnK (7·8), who hall been the Reds' best stlll1er all IICII!lOn but hllli IJOilcn little BALTIMORE (AP) - spokeswoman for St. JoliCph Many of hh records already Medical Center In Towson. have fallen, and otht!ts may Unltus underwent emer· not last. His reputation, 11cncy triple-bypass auruery however, Is rn 1993 after a lleart attack. :-""'".., f o r. e v ·e r "Johnny U" was hardly secure: the typical quurterbact.:. J o h n n y With his trndemurk crewcut, Unltas was droopina shoulders, crooked one of the leas and bhtck hlllhtops, 11 reate s t Unltus In his prime would IIUpport. . . q u art e r • look comlcul atundlng next 'llle Pirates avoided u three-gamo •weep backs In to the tall, athletic quarter· before a .crowd of 14,5 14 that sutnl!d the·after· NPL hlsto· bucks of todoy. ry. To Looks, however, can be noon by n~membcrina the tcrrorllitllllaC~. then aot couah! up ln Dmenll' quut for 11 flCI'(cct many, . he decclvln&. Unltu wos the best . "It's hurd to say who'• the 8Wl'141· Dessena hud only one clole call duouah die of oil. • best because 110 many lhlnas fln~t aht IJ'Inlnflll. Cntla Wilson bit a drive to left Unltas, 11 Hull · of Fume chanae as eras ch11nae. But player who broke nearly he was the bolt " fQrmer that 1llndcd jl!ll foul ill the tlfth, then Uncd out to every NFL paulna recoril Kanm City Chiefs quarter· . ICCOild buiellUIII Todd Wal~. who m.fldc a and won three chump!· back Len Dawson •ald. "1 backhund Clllch to end the lnnlna. Dawkins, coiled up front tho minors followlna onshlp& with the Baltimore flnt saw him when he was a Colts during his I8·year rookie. Here was this bow- Mondar. nl&ht's aumc. cleanly llcldcd JIICk career, died Wedne~day at teaaed auy out there. But WIIHOn R iJmUndcr with one 0111. then llllllcd hl1 69. you could tell rlaht away threw Into the Reds' du&out. He hud a heart attack th11t he really lc'new the "It just tlot away from me," Dawklna lllld. "I while working out at a ph)'•· uamc." ·. w1111 tryln1 to huiT)' It up, but 1 knew I hat1 moAI leal therapy center In subur· A pure dropb~~ek puser time. Everybody know1 It'• a routine thlnj. ban Timonium, · said You've sot to rntlke the play, plltln and 1lmp10. VIvienne Stearnt·EIItolt, u PIIIM HI Uftltll, IJ All soon 1111 I relewlcd It, ·llmCw it WAA In the duauut." •• ' Brlun Ollc1 tllcd out 111\d Rumlrcz followed with h\a 15th homer to left - n Nhot !hut ca.lly clclll'Cd the wall. Rob Mackowiak then hit n 11rounder that ulunccd off the tl11t.- • bil8 foro atnalo, Md Cntla Wll110n hit hla 15th homer to left. · · Lcl\.htlndc:r Ron VllloJIC (3-6) t>lWhcd I I·3 hltleN~ lnnlnaa In relief of Krl~ 'Bcn11011, who llllowcd thriiO hlta In tho flnt five lnnlnlli IUld &truck out Ill X. Mike WIIIIIIITIN atruck out the Mido In the ninth for hht41at~~t~ve In 44 clltw:u. helpIna Pltubur&h nvold 11 thrce-pmo awcep. Beforo the ~IIJTIC. which drew the lftliOIC crowd of tho three-pme icrlet, the tc1m1 obflervcd dW ono-yOill' llnlllvcrJitry of the terror· t.c auaokl. "It .uti hlW for llOOPio.'' ~ - . . Kcllh ()tk.tlllid. "It wu ilctlillrcly a ~":/t tlvll . playtna jua a ~,W. diy JI!M· I Will I W11 DlaYin&.IK,11IIIIjy. lt J.W lhillln YO. Wo' bUcball N)'C!!I· ThiN IH whot wo • Wo - ID kcq)Mina." hi= Vlllonc'll win WIM lit. ilrlt in 33 lllilf ... Vlllooo llllli rt:llred 14 ~w billtm ... 1ltD Plmtllli have been lleld Mix lnnlnp four t1mc11 lhl• ~. ... . J· fWMUn ~ lllllllllCd aM~n:ak ot 15 coc-ew M.mlcM lnnlnaa ... ~ llll!l- hiiiM~ lind lillln't won ~u:J 21, • lllldl lhallldudel :l> daYJ oo 1he IIJI. · Nonril ~ I , I I' �• • • • . -·----------------------------------·--------------------------------, come nd ou RE K DOWN NEXT W EK"S MATCHUPS AMftW~ AMI. ~N \111\)f ~. ?·13 L61IWMII: H t'M'"'~ra 111 bOWl -N~~=: """'~ ' - m::' 'm~· !ollllo.lit llllllll• ~IIIli ol ~~'ftllly 111\oh Cool* RteOtd. IHI I'Oinll'lil!ioolt ~~ ~~~~ mtl'~ - - ·~""ltu . =I,, hmPipa'\ J: lllll" rue!'~ I ~ II •· Unltls. front,.l1 \1 1111'\llllll. With Bn tm~antl)' kn1ck l't!r lt\llklnll lhl,l big play, Unllns l!IIIM tlie nrn tu throw l't!r ~t.MlOO yltl'ds. H~ nuw runks venth, surpum!d by llllhllllll · w~ · rv .~ t i ll t1lll)'lnt~ ~iM1ll h1111, hut we'N l'ltcyllljli!_ilOO 11'1111\.~," Onkl«l1( MU\I'Iar COI'Y I till~ •uhlnfi~r th~ IQ!IIII loll \'1\IH•~I' IIIIV~ 1)11111\IM l'nr 11\Q 111~ 1 IIIIW ~~ 11~tl Allll, 11 · 12. " Wh~n Wtl MlllriQU ihlll Mll\lllk, 1111 W~l'\l\1 'I pi«~ Ill@ pllftiYll• lurly llllll!h 1~1111\R," '11wAnlllliM huw won 12 of wlld•Qill'd II Ill ~MiliUI lh@lr C1ntury ....................................... wAs •22,597 .... NOW 117,100· Dodgers pull even.with Giants C1ntury Llmlt1d d.....wAs 2&,too ... NOW '21,700' nv Rook Aul'lm C'onk (2· 1) (M·9) lost thl! M@QOntl. Grand Prix GT 4 Dr...... wAs 25,tos ... NOW •20,700 Thti llll'nlnp lnlu unil I>IAMIJNIJH.\tk!l 6, hi INIn I 11w uml Kirk llll ....... Grand Am GT 2 Dr ........ WAS 22,42s ... NOW 118,300 hh u tylnl! Mix 1\IIIM 11va I!Ufllild unil 11rcw In Ml!von hltM unilthrlll! wulks In 4 hom@l' In thll eiMhth Qulll\011 rnlrt1WI!It o2 R•nd•zvoua . . . . . . . . . . . . . .wAs '28,42s ...Now •21,8oo. NI. wlld•QQI'il lnnlnl!M· 'l11e Alll\11 hnd with lllt'IIJII! und 1!0• with U vlotory Wlli11hl!ir flNYIOUN homo rthl!ud 1\1111111 rullll!tJ lo . 02 Sunflrl 2 Dr.......................... WAS 1G,B4o ... NOW '11,800 liN truillilonul rlvnL IIMlllnNtlhl! ltouklcM, bllul vlilllt11! Sun Sun IJMAVKN 8, Mli'I'N 8 111~ ~§§O<'llfiT~O PR~§§ I~ 1~ unolh~r ullow~d thrll~ IliON Milvt'n Hill' til lhUN~ ~1'~111 I'IW~M Ml~ lnnln~M. h~IWl'~ll l.>ml~~rN St~m·l noM (tl·~) ~uv11 (II IIIII~. = = l.lli Anjl~I~N CY~II fftQO 2·~ 1!11~1!11 W~liiWH(IU~ 7· ~ IIWI' llld~o ~umo1 N11tm1 r~mulnl'l:llllll'l'uutln llrnuciN~nnnd ljrtun Jo1'dun hll nthr~~ , run honwr und hnd four IWI ~ lili~IKilhll Pod~or8. Nnmn ( 14·1\) ullnw~d twn runN, ~lx hltN und llw wulkN In · t. 2, \llmln)!Nwhllo N trlkln~ m11 l\URI1erbuckA who plllye~ wllh rules !hot t1'111ke PMM liM ettMler, . ; • Utllfllllt"etlttd nner the 197~ :tft!aMllll with 22 NttL tecord8, !tilltlllll them nmrks fur IliUM! •pnM8CN ~llempted und c.onl· :p)l!letl, li1U8l yurdN Jltllned :p!IMIIIIII• IIIUIII tuuc~down j;dtii!I!M lllld lliUKl Kl!ll80118 leutl· 1n11the ensue lit [lllllset~ . : Ullllus ~unlpleted 2,1130 or :~. 1M pttKMeM rur 40,239 ynrdN . er hlml 1 M1!1'lll, DIIAYiill 0 Kavln Mlllwooo ( 1Hl) won hiM l!l~hlh NlflliMhl Nlt\11 und Chlr.llllr flllli!M hmneroo twi~@ uml hnd flvv ROIM ln·thl! OJll!ll• ur 111All"ntu und John Smoll ~· ~ol tho fln11 1 om for hiM 50th rl~hl untl fm~l\lvln~ 111 H·OIn S1111 Jli'UIICIMCIJ, 'n10 l>iXII!UI'M NUYO, . 1 I•Anll~ 1 St~v@ lllnle~ lnnln~, M~C'ru~klln ~~OI'i!U ihl! Al'l~onu Ol~MII, CUIIM II, 1~11 1~ 3 'Summy SOMII Mtl~~ hiM. !lump with his 49~th Qlll'l!l!r homllrl Wri!Jill)l 1 BUICK 1.2\ lt:w Elll good 'CI 110111~ 3·ror·4 ut f~lllll. M11rk H~llllm-n 100 ofl' lhl! l!llllm with II htiiiW uno Kllvln Orlo di'OY@ In II IIIIi I' or 1\1111, 02 111111,1,111,8 91 MAIIUNN 2 NllljJpod u 111\lr·l!Uma I~JNi n~ AI !AIIur (13, II) pltghad B Nlri11114 und ondoo tho OiuntM 11 K·hlllor In thu Moeond JlltlHO Plugldo PolunQo und f1·11viN llvo·~umo wlnnlnastrollk. for hiM!Klelllld 8hUlllUlthiMI U• 1M hit lllffll•lllll ~1om~r8 und Kirk Ruotor (12·8) I!UYD up Non, And RUMOr Cudontl hud Hrutt M~ort~ (4•4) ullilW@d ono f1111r runN In lh Mh lnnln11. ihroa RDis. run ond six hili In 81x ltmllll!i rho I 111118, who tiiii'IOd lholr Stovo TriWhNol (9·J I) I08llho 11.8 Phlludolplllo Ntll(llltld u 81x.' hlllli~M II QOiltUI')' DIJO WhOflthoy fl1'8llllllll, lllid JUilOII MllftjUI8 Mlllll11168hlll NII'I!Uk. wgre In Drookl~n nnd Now Ynr~~ h~ve four MllliiO~ r muln· 1 Gr1nd Am 1 •~~'~ I" 1969, Unital w11s _Y!!Iid lhll jl'fllliMI liUIIIUI'bllllk ~ ltlh ltlll1 Hi illkl Wlll ..leet• fl IIUlll'.llrblck for the J1b'j Ali•TII1111 111111'1 Itt 2C)OO ot • Ym~r•. . . . • Unl~ wu 111111 Ill the few ~ Ill• 36 Pl'tl PootbliU Hall :wlllkfltl~, ~ 1\;llt!Winl Sl'Mlm, UnltM b ~:tulle n buckup qunrterbuck und mud ~ hiN debut In the lburth IIUitle ur the 19~1!8 UNIJII, Ill! 01'!!1 Pli"M WM lnlel'l.'t!lJied und t'eturned f1lt 11 tOUI)hdown. UnituN then 1\uubled 011 !liN ne~ ltwu puA· NeNslonN, l~ortunutely, huwever, the 'uiU' other bu~:kup hud decided hl Ill' lu luw 11chool. und UnlluN led Uulllmure """' the Ol'een lluy l'nl)k!lrN 211·21, A week Iuter, the CullNupMet the Clevelilllll Ul'IJWIIN, 11t1d UnltUN hud eurned hlmNc ll' 11 Job. UnltM wu" burn In lliUNbUtMh ull Muy 7, iiJ33, lllld WUM 4 whetl hl8 ruther, who hud uNmull coni delivery bUNiiiMN, died Ul' iJtlllUIHUn!U. IIIN nulther wcut to niMh! Bchuultu becotue 11 buukkeejl· er lu NUJJjl\Jr\ her rour children. Unltu8' briMhleNI lllolllcnt prubilbly c11111c Ill the IIJ3H chulnnlon8hlll itlllllnst the New Vork OluntN, 11 mm~h thllt WUM CUlled "the l!rCtiiCNl ruutbull UUIIIC ever pluyed" rur yeilr8 uftetwurd. With 90 NecundN lcrt, UnltuN cunt~l~ted ruur llUN8es, tukh111 the Cults to the 20-ynrd line lu tie th• 11111111 on n neld aonl. · He then enalneered un 110· ~ard drive for the wl111111111 lou~hdown , . ·~r'he rlr8t pluyurt ever to au lo NUdden deuth ... you can't hiiYIJ 1nuch mote dru1uu thUII ~ll)' ' On)i' 18K, Whitt Qori · Sh 011 (9· i6), who muwhw Ttlmpa D•t• finyon Slurtzo ror .lhO ml,jor llljUI iolld In louu , J ff PIIUOI'O (7 •d) IIOaptd I IWO•On, Ont•OUI jlllllln !hi ltV• onlh, and Juon ltr1nahauHn plwhad tho nlnlh for 1111 2Dill •avo. Tht C11dlnalt' bullpen hAl 11001 37 2·3 inninjl wllhOUI ollowlnl llll tllme'f run. . . IWCKIU 81 A8'fll0t 6 Jaff Oo_pelllwmorw lwlee hitchhiked hmne nller :uti!. ninth ro~nd lty the lha Cll11n11 31· 1(t In the chwn· Vlttlibutlh Steelen In 1955j plunshljjlltltll• . Avenue orr . lllllneM, 11 record not chul· ·fenl!etl l!ln~e It woA set from :IIJS!J.()(), : UullMII Wlttl th- Mu111 :Vt&lu11bh! lllayer In 19154 illtd •J91l1 und pfll}'ed In to l'tu : uuwl~1 ~h! 11!0 Bulthnure to :the NJiL chllmplonshlll In l9~K 11ud 1959 Mild the Super Bowlin IP?01 On the N!tL'M ~Oth annlver· Uhhu~ bel lllllllil belhre Ihe upene1·. ·nu1 Colt" NIMnetl hln1 th~ that " Unltu8 rellulled, 1~e fnllowln11 year, UniiiiN rn11 for un11 tuuehtlnwfl puueo for two· 1core8 uuil ru,n ''"·· • .~111plelld IN llf 2~ puues for 'til llh lkWIIflllllfo : i'raned out o1 LuUIJvllle hi 204 Ylll'dil ~ JJultlmore beut Park drovo lnlho so-Ahead run with u Pluop •lnjifo orr Ray Kln1in tnc M vonth followlna Mike 'IIHtl 290 muuhtluwnA. He :cUl11pleled Ill leMII)lll! IUUCh· :down PRAll In 41 strttiMht 1t1te lklkll wh c~UIII hili 02 C:ANIIINAIM.., DlliWI!IIII 3 Pinch·hiUor MIIIUII Calm ·ro !i!l~ "IIY•r•n abiVIty IJ'.eed to ~.~fiiWlli u1r retld~• an oppo· ·!IIlli I r. .. • pottlll • I In~ lhlii~ftiOO. ' ~~. t~S: Zerkle to Johnny IJartorl and u :U·r.ard Ourton tull belnll 1:14,100 00 Cheyy xt. Clb4x4 SIIVtrldO PICklfl, Lolded : fram Pip 11 . :;p;:yaAmllbd~~ ~:.: 1~drr ~t h MlWh 11 1 1r 0 1 thl b ll .J;IMY~ hi lhe f1uJeon j;U1ih1 MIW6i ll cuttped II 49• ~urd tuuchdown drive to 1h• nmlllf(!ure. WH8 tudHiedd239 ~el )'llfddl,.~fl . urvh tha jl'oOn an lotule Jl,iJ"'. 7 ~~~cJ~ wflh A . ; MUik til..IIll b !Wo·~lnl )'ltdi uf l!ffellll.' !41}HVIftltm til Kyun Mllchell . lluuthttll avt "" the lf(!Ote• •rot the P,tllttt• ufter. bo•nl whit 11:35 lert ln lhe •Lall In the thltd qUMtl« jUif1e In a47·0 lou,to South 'fJJjS lkkh!d w Ill lellil with Oulltu I~~JI week. 'the tc:ote ~ elaht-play (16.yai'd ilrlve. came when l'hlllp ttlerce ~·b• Lam~•rt c•pped the · threlldetl the ne die to kyle ~tl•• with 11 OIUI yard plun1• M~Knver for 11 30-yurd !f'lth It 2U•)'IIt41 p1111 rrom IOw:hdtlwn eunnecllon. Ul roDCh 30 h!lrJJCI1 f!lr lho MY• cnlh ltrAlJ&hltouon and ail_hlh llfllll In nfno r.oan. Bu1 hiM ~nvt Rlll1 wcron 1 cnoo-h fllr lho . • I !ltll!t~l I ~~ i!wlft ~~~~~ ., SU\1lt\ 1.18!141\ fl:l . IJ!Mtlll VlllU IY!Mitl'l'tlllw ~01 .w-(Bol) ~·' l!wl""'" ISol l Hoh!li!" '" HAI'tt'at'l el lilllllt IIII!Jlg ·'~ ~le . I ~~· ~~ ~!ill ttl oll~~n il ol\lfl!l :r:~ :e"" ~~ QILittol - ~uld he I~ whh whnt MolJis Ncwlund hnpreM~od CUI\ til) lln buth Nld~M b11ll. ur II\~ · . tH\oVIII Oijo!l aJe' ud.•• ....... lritildol :• . . . ll~hl~ th~ w~ whut 1\m<.lnll\cl\tnls to we cull do to lnipr\IVI!, "We've 1101 111 11e1 n lot better." he uddca . "'fhc thlrtl week of the McUKtll\ h Mll\1'18 Ill \YIIllr till )IOU Hlltltll btl untl ~tlu ~~ ~ thi!~ll nus· ttl nil ltljurlc~. but we're Hulnu" to huv~ to uvcr~omc n lnl. We're . MUIIll! lu nd \lUI whul w~'rc mud ~ urthl8 1 wny Wl!~kcntl . With lll\ we'ro j!uhlll, we'll hrtvc lu pluy liltpcrllllltlnn to win lhli! l'outblllll!lllllc ," A · ~11~11\l y dcp letl!d I1Micrn tcum will IItke the i'leld nynlnNI Mel@~· NP.wlund 8utd htlurlcli hnve tlllttll tllelr tl'llloA hll y_tiUIII ~lub. Llncmun Roli8 Holter wlllml~" thlllllllllc und fcl· illw linemen 1'ruvls Onto)' ond llrh: !:lute~ nrc suffcrlnl! frum nll111011lM thut tUlliil ul11u furcllthcm ttl mlu 1he "'fhcy 1'1111 the hull on duwn~. tnll Chuncl1y ~uld \lt1'cnMe und dcl\~n81Vcly 1 . hl1'M 1\\1\ 1h~ 11nly WMplltl · they jliMI 1!0111!.1 U01.\r yuu,' Ill" Mttr 11 ul"r~ ll1t~Mi!MM HI hll Mild , "'fhc~'rll n t~nod ull'eiiMc. · t" ' 1\mtlutll~llllll fltotbull t~nm , ' l 'l' lt~~·v· "JCI\1111)' I~ II •mltl lou•h ... , • ..·•ut Ill" . " '-111 " w·•r u . ''ltltllltl" !'Itt~ ,.,l..tttb~th ~1"1~ · l'l~tl ." ~ " l'eelllke " 'we mve ,, ld Mell!~ wIll tl'o hut we Chuuc~y "'' ~tiiiiC oth~r kldM thnt Cllll do ~luy wllhuut llnllmun Mur~: • 1 1 Mullle 81leclttl lhj 11118 II ~tl.' lll'r, wIll KU crt.!t u cllll· ~~~ MUlti. "We reel like lhtNM ~llN~hUI llj!lllniil River ' Sl wurt ut 1\JIIbuck cun Vulley. cur1·y Ihe routhnll ror UMttntl 11ulitcrn (2· 1) lilll1'ercd h" we ihluk we hnvc the ublll· nrMl lmN lu iit 11rlduy - u ty whh 11 thh\I•Ytlllr liltlrter 32· 12 lill lbuck u~tlln~t ul ljUUI'Ict•buck l it 101• Wah•11111 ,.. •t\•r wfn• ·1n lhnllltlll to lhl'l:lw Ita r1iul • W1.1ek I over Stluth Oulln bttllto ~tllllll MOOd rc~elver8. (34· 7) tlltd Week 2 uyuh18t "II '! n11 Ml!~rc l thut Jerl!lll)' f!urtl1r~~ (20· 1~) . IN pl'llbuhly JIUhiMIU CUI'I')' Ncwltllld ~~~~~ hi ~ dub hu8 th e lU ll~ rur UN, but We flllll 1!011\l bu~k IU bnMICN thlii Ilk we htiYtl liome utllcr w~ck In, 1111 uucmpl 1u rc l'u · weupunM, MIJIIIC kltiN Whll CUM l\1\er the ill8M I•J C:UIIII!IIL cu!~ 11111ke hill fllnyN l'tlr UM.'' Wuhun1u. "Cuml lll! ul'l' the luMM "We're tryllllllllllnu Ill· we've yu1. l!l liYM hurt,'1 . th11MC Wllllllllll8 Include l'ecelvcrM l:lu~lY fluckler (!I tie bit lllllrc tlll 1\ nllliiiii CII • Ncwlund Nuld. "We've ~tl l rcce111lnn 8, Rl'l r.nl'th~ 11118," he Mttld. "dm thl' I) · our tucklcN hurt, vur ~en ter l~l'll~ltl,on 1\UIHMIJUtQ ( line l'lrlu~ ul'l' the hull, the hurt. uur l!llurdt~ hurt - I'll cu t ~ h ~N, 61 yurtiM), Muu llnt:!lluckm rcuilin11 their bel ~uu we've IIlli 1.0 1!11)11! llullcy (2 rccc~tlm\1, 4!1 · kcy 8 the dcl'cnM ivc hu~kN thut H hurt rll!hlnuw," ~~~~·~sJ lind l:tl'lc uliumM (4 11 cu t;, ~ Cltl'ncl' I'UII Mllll~urt Yuuth Nerved lhc llnMICii cut~ heM, 31J yurdN). nnd IJIIMM wc'l'i! juNtllul u well In their two winM with Quurtethuck Kylll very yuutl l'uulhull 1 ~11111 NuphilllmrcN J'urlllilll! the ll flll llllll huMcu n\IJictetl 16 rtulu now und we're juMt nu~lcuM tll' u dcv~lllplnl! Ul ~H pUNNing llliCilllliM fur " !=!!!!!!!!!!!!= 2j4 )'lll'dM Willi MCV~ II IIIIer• n· 'l'httr1duy m nil 11f tha loud t•n•ut~d hy nn Al,•rtmmd au. jlillll~ wlnnlnj,i ~ lrtmk will ll@ Allf!l~ . 1111~1y ="" "'""' "'"""""' ., -ill tiOOlllll llllil\JII\ =•n ll.lwnlil!i Flnallv \0 OliO jiiiiiiQ '"'~r tlw An~~IM . Tlw A'M nQ~d 111 win th~ RQrl~M t111ula lalldoff trfple Jll\.'1.11\l\1 lll.!lllll = HI!!) ·. II Wt~~l WI\M ~ ll~cid M~thany'1 Jil<'l>il>lll •I ~0111! · IMoUIII - k <1-6 (WtliiWf'l Ill llllii.AI IMIIJ ol : :Yt=. - ~.••, ) Ni\1 PMtlolhl 61 lllltllt . •' ~\ht11J tnltl\ II lltCOII:I· t0.11 Lei\ Wftlc: •·~ ' I 11 '' v lll'~r Onk lumt ()u~lun<l lll~w 1111 ~111'1~ 4·11 l~111l unu liM t~ud In th\1 Al. IIW - 11\)1\1\111 " Pll!:lllml!lll! lll'llltbll ·~ $~=~~ Hehlltl~ Mtl!1tlo .. ~n!Oii\h -- 8lllt"l !3oHIUI "''~,"' e hlllli\111 ~~ e\111\ ~~~ft.~· ytiiH\Of .y ~~ 111!!1\t !ll!llt~ :.~m= ~~'"· ll>l\1 )I!H\1 I) fltftllliiAI l'oo1l I'IMMI\l ~· . T1lo! ~illl'e<i flldmt R~ : 13·11 Cllpy dllOt ('Mnnttaln ('Mnntra 111 · IO\IIItf ltoo IIYII'I LftnO ~~~ ~ ~~~ Ll•t~ t a-11 lll~~tt _,. b tl\ \ltl!il •• !ft\ RY H1~ ~~~~OOIAnl) ~~~~~~ 'l'lw Onklnmt Athl~tl11~ juNI WI\ 'I t111M1 (\tr lh~ r\nuh~ll\1 Ani!~ IN. ~huWn \Vool\lll hll II IW• "h~u1r IW\Nun douhl~ wlth 1w11 \1\IIN In th~ Ntll'~lllh lillllll~ \'1\ltiii~Mli"Y llijlhl HM Amtht~lm mlll~d I'm« fl.~ 1•l~· = - - • ~~ ·~"'" Angels beat Ks again to draw doser In AL -- Otlilt~HMJ I lo!~li\11 ll l\ I' l'leeon1: 11·0 fllltOtd: 111-1 ' I.Ail WMI!: ? (Wlnn111 In btld) ~ ld tl.,. . fW\11!\M It\ ~} ~=\) N1\)1Wy 11 ll<ltl& ll!lt rt• Sl " LutWMII DIM,.IIof Silot" 6lt Dill ...,!Mt cel'tlonM . backncld. Thllb11ck Bryan Mh1c11r clljtlyed 11 brenkout ~cl'l\lr · tMncc with 17 ~ yurd~ and three tuu~hdoWII M In the win over South <Jalllu nml ~~~~tluntctl rur 11M yurdN tutti llll~tlrll lll!llln!ll Wuhun11\, Quurtrrbuck Ken AII1Mbnry threw l\11' II 0 yurd!l In 1hc ltlllN 111 the White ltukonll . lie huM lhl'\lWn Otic hJUchdtl\\'11 llU•N this lltaMun nnd ru~hcd for three uthcrll, "I think they iht u Jlrcll~ nice job tll' e~ccutlll!l • · Chancey sold , "rhcy Inil I 80111C key Nkll lcd klliN frt\111 liiMt ~cur, but lhllMC yuunj! kld8, l'rtlm whlll I' Y~ ~ccn, hsYI rtllad ln . 'rhc Am8bsry btly nl tjunrtcr· bu~k 11ntl their fullback Scurbruu11h, und Mlncur nl tullbuck, th ull~ kld~ urc sophomorcll blll they 'urc don't iur1k like 'u\Jht1M1tlrc, I here. 1'hcy tit• u n cr j11h. "ihlllr line d11cll u 11ke jub ~culn11 ul'l' the l'tlt•lhnli w~U 1 ' he utldcd. "Yuu lnok .Ill 1Mil111 ol'fciiMIVciy UIHI they're II leii Ml lhlll CU I1 M~tlrll NUIIlll poiiiiM , Wc'I'C JIUIIII! tu hu vc IU pluy well utt bolh sidell ot' the r,,otllull and In th~ kicking jlulllc to be suc~cssful. " 1 t huu ~ey Mul!l lhe ublllly 111 thww the hull IN key fur the Mlll'nmlei'N, "I lhluk tr you're !111111!! to huvc uMlllltlol't'cnNe, yuu huve w bll ublc 111 do Huth cft'llcllvely," he Nllld , " II' yml're one dhtlci1Niuuullt'N u lnl euNicr fur teumM Ill Ntllp )IO U, The 111tJrc we CU I1 keep thiiiJ£8 miKed up, the bollcr We'll bell" II (Oolbllll ICUIII ,11 COME /NAND .CHECK OUT OUR SPECIALS ON ROOF PAII78 • BLACK •GREEN , ALUMINUM · And p1lnt HOLZER CLINIC Saturday Mornln' Sports Injury Clln1c SpodslnJurlll o11d prompt attention. Holzer Clinic's Sports Medicine Center will be ·providing Sportslnluty Cere be1lnnlng Saturday, Au1u1t 24 and . contlnufng through Saturday, October 2r.Walk·ln• welcome beginnln1 at 9:00 am. The 10alls to provide e comprehenslv program to relurn the athlete to lhe previous level of competition promptly. . The Sport• Injury Clinic will be staffed l?v Dr. KellY Roush (Chiropractic and Sports lnjuty Physician) and l:iy one of our Orthopedic physicians from our Regional Orthopedic Center, 11 well 11 Natlonel'y Certified Athletic Trainers, Ther~pl1tsj an X·Riy Technician and Support Staff. . Perttltll Holzer Clinic ycamore llru•h••· teal 4th & Sycamore Street • Oa1Upolt8, Ohio Plckons (74()) 4~8884 Hardwaro iki',IJI! Iff\/ (:IIIII) I /:1 •,•,sn .. LJ0 HOLZER CLINIC 't!/ SYCAMORE .I '. j �• ,...._.. .\._..... 252 Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, OH IIU-OU 12 992-2825 • • Place Your Business's Ad here Call The Dally Sentinel for details Valley Lumber Pave or Betsy 992·2155 Middleport 555 Park St Crow's Fumily Restaurant 992-6611 Featuring l(entucky Fried Chicken Wlnolun ..Cup: N•w WINSTON CUP ll!tnt\1!\hh\1 :nl, }ll'ti-1'1\L'e L'11V Pl'ntlr lll::il\1111 . ~~01· :-lumlny A1ct: New Hempehlre 300 Whtrt: New Hetnpehlm lnlemallonal SpeedWay • Whtnl sunday, 1 p.m EDT Ro!MI dlllln!MI: 317.4 mile•. 300 lops Dllwl1dlng champion I Robby Oordon A1ct rt001'd1Jet! Burton. t I 7, t34 mph , July 13. 1991. Qualifying rtcord: Rusty Wallace, I :J2 OUQ mp.h, July '7, 2000. Bloryllno: tleceuoe the elmlglllnwnye nro long. "'a Important to have good clownlorce al New Hempahlrt li11emaii011BI Spaedway. un Nlll'. lluodt i ~IIINA AII ·Alltet·lcotl 11'''""' \11~1. I p.m. t:tlT 81>1)1. ~I Uti 'I'N'l: t.:t'fttl!!num 1'1'Ut•k t Sll\•ot'tulo :\1'10, Yv.ttl trt'lllttv un P:NI'N. Mo~ woes dog Stewart through the weekend .' Uy 1\ltK MIN'I'EII t\Ht NPWI\ l'lt-~t ·vll,, I I I I I 1 I I .Rae.: MONA All Amoncan Horoe• 200 Whort: Doi'Or Down• lnletMII011ol Raceway Tt•clt tanglh . I ·milo ovnl When: Se~l 2t. I pm EDT O.ltndlng chatttplo~: Jolt Groen Rae. rt<lord: Dolo Earnhardt Jt .. 130.152mph. May 30. 1998 Qualllylng rtcoro: Mlko Skinner, 155.932 ntph, Sopl 22, 2000 Storyline: Grog Elllllo and JBSon Kotlor ntoln· lalo oed t11olo lop two positions, respeciii<Jiy. In lllo · points sto11dt11gs tollnwll1g last wonk's mea nt Rlctnnond lntomatlonal Raceway. T NASCAR NOTES Petty. Ganassl announce · decisions on '03 season Four for Kenseth \Wtl tiH}'!IIlf !llllllPthltiM 1tkltl tollUU!l~l.\l'ti'flt tt-l Hll'llttH111tl\nhlt·tuuluu,tllt!H.'tlWM~ 1 1 ~'tliU lhll t\ll\ll WllhiiPI'tHitl Richmond will ww~ Rou~h driver ft~urclt vktury of the l!e~t~otl lhl\lliMh lhU M"'''MU ''"" ~l'ltlay ttnt 11'1H1UIIIhai8H!WI\I't Wnll lltulm• ltiY{IIItilCRIIun, htl t'PtttnlnmlnwAy hum !!hlhl~ unll''"' ho-Wttl' rh·tvlns I~" Nu. ~~ '"11\lhll!. lhll W\tlt the Ctl!Wtl!l !hlllt•htM 11m ~ru·a~o~c At'Cn tlut·hiM Whl!!lun hoi' nil' lhll RIKII'I''Iu1o ' ""''Who t11UIIItely dlllilh llil'fthJhllhmt I hi' II' t'III 'A IIIIli !Ill' tt•nt11 ltnUit'l' Ul' their IMJI'IIJIIRI lilt th 11'111JI11l' lllllt'l' I hill I II MlllhHIII!Itl n·um hl!!ll\tltlll~t•ltltlttl t'!i!ltiJtiiiV ttAAPI '\111~ hl1t lttt!Ollllll'U, HM\•Art l'f'llllllt!!'tl l'lll!lll tJII I hi' ftllt!lfl1tiiUCidi!IU Rlllt'llllul Mutt II' N\)l~c~t.IWrty IUtluwlttM thu Nlutr)lle tKXJ. Ifill c ~nt' tlWI\PI', hnltdltll'll, ll'hllltlll rU!tl NA8tAIC umclnlll !lj~tkl ' Ull hi!IIWhlllr. Slt'Wnt·t'!l stl'oi\MUIIt !! UIJIJOI'I Cillt1e fhJttt Mluw rh·twt· 1ht\tJ ,!t,mllt. • "'l~'''Y IMwhnt I ';ut1111t!er 11 M!)l~l O'lend I:U1lllm'1111 hl~ot pnt•t uf thl!t 11\Mll'l," ohU'I'tltltutltl. 11 lt!l•I'Hilttly tltllll ktltJW tiH' whult'IIIHUnllott, hull tlu ktttJW BTIWART ' l~ltty Hll+Wt11'1, 1\ml K,vlt• Putty mmtl t·mtw.lllml thu ( li.'1U')l\n·\1m•\flu 11\JI.III!o\tJI'!thlp Will MW\It•h fh.1tn Ihe No. 411l.>l11l"'u, nllmuwm.!tlhy thu Pull)' Ounlly.tu K.vlt,'l't Nu. •In, which \8 hJidllll It!! Ml.lllllMUI~ SPI'Int.nl thu umlr1f llw !IUII!Iun. I\illy ~t~thlllm lltltH,r . Hwtcum'!l Nu, 4:1und 44 Uud~u!l t\J 111llln up In tlw nh: Hu ~IU!tl htt'Mwu\!ln~o~. lhl' ,Juhn Atldt'ulll h1 Motl'llrt, Uti tl<llnto lnnd•t· llilal 11\d lllioofid lilt'll o! UID IIIII• ltbll, cl'll•lt«l uh 1~11 &und nu. · lifllld 411111, "litiuln, the tliHJr n11 Cllortlt1111~ 111 ld Oli Jlolltlo lcbd. lltd lolt!i lhillllO lljtjj ltlllll duuh ltt wl\utllul' hu wnniM · tu t\11111tln httlw No. 411 lwlhru muk ln~o~ tmy othut• llUJVUit. clm'tlmt had pi'Ublnnn wlih tltu M!II1Y !I\ !htl ~llt'II)IO !tiiiHillt hl1 Cltevl'Olal, Ott· 11111'1 u lut ur Rll ll~KII'I ullt hul't!. Wu ktmw thul nw lltl!l q\IOI'IIu 1'11111\tlllt1, he llt!l'd!l tube 1:1 bill ~111'1 ur II." 4illh In the rlllf And tuoun ttiiY tltltl MrMur't'IIY. PBTTV · :m. wllo t'IUI Jutttunu ywu· In tho lt'ttc k !lut'IUM hullwo ntuvlnw to lht1JVh · •oolnllllllndlny•, Marii Mlll'iltt ftltl~lt•tl•lxlh In the 0i ftnd ciOiliKI to II!Cond ht111114PIIMI11\, \M jUt~l tHJW UX j.)UJ'h111Cl.d.Ut1UIIMh 111 hu C 'ftmpmltlvu In tho ltmtt·h dlvl!llt.Jil. Rut ( lllt1 11M!IiliiiiC1 Mt•Mttt't'IIY hHM tho II'RIIll hu't& t'rvtn lttt.'tll~l tulimrth .lltt·t·l'tl n!Hitllh!Ji'll !ll\Y IJlll'l ur IIU! IJI'ttUhmtl&lhc htt'lol*' \llltUhPt' ol" nlll&lltAI Clul( the Mfli'IIMB Mt f!~et'Y nu·P I'U RitlttM nlld ilhuvltiW IJtll.'.otiiiJI\ ltteVIIttblu wtt h !Oil 1111111Y IK!IJ~Ill lltn t·uhttJveiY111111tll l)ltU'f•. "Wt• !'11\lld 111 MY thnt Wn MUI lt!l!aUII!!tl uvet·y WP4.1 ki+l1tl ," ,Jitt'l't!lt ~Rid . ")'Va llt.lfltljiUIIitl!tlltl't)UI!d ill lei ktHII 'kt+tllllt'WIIItlUI'l' llttWIIIhltl\ )t'Ol\)d tell Ill tho li'Jihlo olaollllny~ )nat. ltxtklnM l\11'. "Yun mm tnlk nhuut tulunt ntttlt'tK.'tlrtll unci thhtMM 1\ku th11t , hut wl\1111 1100 Is n lot of lumt•t," ClnnnMMI Mt tlcl . . MuMut· rny, whu I ~ w\nlu.IIRin truoksmul llw BtiHUh Surlun, nnlll lmd [II~IH'tH.Ir-hoMt IIUC· uml u\ ltluhrlllllltltm ••t·ldny, nine llehlnU Mitltn. With 10 rac.i let\ lio l'un, M'/1111 driVIJI'I ha~ a ....nallo uhiltllll or tahlntlllto IIIIi, lllll Slllttl~ W1l0 tllilitlid IOih hi Ilie 400. '- llllitiVt!nllt ~lat!ti llillltl llandlttp, lllll iw i]U!t IIIII lklltlll bleW, 'l'llll w~ nvu ito iO~Il'iled \Ill lUll tiS I!Oltlta, llllilllie OOIHt !PI'Illlil billWIIIIH \I(Jll " N/\tWi\1~ Vh•t• Jlt'(lllltlt•llt ,ttm thmtur lltlld thnt nw ttHJ1'ti Hum 11 l''nr,tim !UUit!l lulllll~ httdJ hnM htlf'lt t~tud,VIII~ WIll Mlll!l Mtll'llMI:' )JAAAIJfl AU how lltt1 Y Mt•lthr•tll. \h+ !Ill hi lh111'H !lillY I'IUIU! II lima Wht 11111 RP4'111'11y )K'I'R\111 lA fi!IIIINIII'Il lniiL'Cnt\1 )1111\Y II drtvr•r· In thr1pit nt'l'lt, Cope reco~erlna KIIIIMIII moved fi'Um !Uth 1u 1ltth~ln lha 1tandlnp1and 11 Juil lllf!klnd t1t11 k1a1111~ Mtt In toolt the bttd hmH In mlda, "We'U )uti du Ute Ileal wo oon irle!'y Wtlilk fiuin hero un out lilie Wo'velloon doln11 nil "'"' oon, add lltemltp ot Hmni!IJIOOII and..., whol'l! we olook up." he tolld. !loiUrdlt)I'IIOCO WOtlho "'"' Utld tlnte tltllllli!MJI~ lho nlhur IJtJIItllltlat lltottotna, Onltr., In JUttll, that Mo~l!l Yi" lion nrtl ~llf OUI oil lie t'ollli, bttlln thttl td 00td!111 ~l11u hod IJI\rlolnm> and finllht!d 81th, . Kitftltotll, WlMt iiOOaltle lit~ Wlnllllll Ottp uli'IJUil't Ml'ol n.ur. 111\h'llhlltl!l qu: lie nnt ~ht'll tnth 1111tl filii ftutn f11tll'lh 111 f1nh ltt\IW M'IIIIUII "tllll!\lt!M!I, \Ill j.IU\11111 IH•Itltltl h•mlt1t' Hw r·I IIIM M11rll11 , whrr IIHW l11" lt•rttl !i!hrl rlk lu tmly tthlll)Hihllll .~~n,, ,. PfllllhhtM IIIIHIJ!I IIIIo thl' r·.t~l'l' With Ill t'lll't•lll'flltlfllttlll~, NI\A<:Ail lutAltR r·lrt!ll1111 l'illllllltltmRhltt t'fll'11 ltl hl11tury A LOOK AHEAD D11plle blowing 1 Ur• on lap 01, MJtt l<tn..th Wll abld to otalm hla fourth vlolory of the ··~•on Saturday. pJ•IJblumutt·uuk asuln OJt lnp ~lly! lliiiiiiUI I hum KWll)l Oot1r lltM wltilltlr ill OHIItlla!vll, did· nrt Wt>lt llk1 i jjUUd btttln 111o MI\NA AII·Att11!rlcgn IIIJfflll> ~ll, IIIWI' IIIIW11 11l lt ll 111' 1111 ll/JI1UI HJ)llllt)WllY Ntly ~t~lttl, HP11l . ~U 11t'lllr•(•fltmlltm4U't, Kunq1111 HlK!t'llwnv · lie-f , II Y.A Rp.orl• r111, 'l'lllhtriPio(ll Hut~t"J~'f1W!IY !h·t, lit UAWIIM !~unllly rw, IA~P'!l Mulu1· RIJt'l'fiWIIY llt•t. 211 M.rllnovlllo rw, Mlli'IIII•YIIIo HI!OOIIWoy U1 bltw • t1111, tlfill<lwtl lhb wall arid druDIJI!d IA1 tlml~•tt lao Ill! lip trUiut hltttiiW PIIWiwd up lht No, 1! llvttl attd Ito l'ljolnlld tho l'ltCI! and lleM"M IUrlnlrtl dll'lln the 181iillft, Tll'll 1tltland uncu nHatnltu lUll olf iltit lu•d 'lnp, !Jut Kl!nieUt tlnlnpptJd him· JNJl~ po118C!d Ryun Nowmnn f(ir thoiMd un lop !lin, !hun l...t tho 1~ol t Sterling Marlin, 3,43Y. 2 Matk MatliN, 3.430 3 Jlortrnle John110n, 3,301. 4 Jell Gotdoll , 3L361. 5. tony Stowaot, •.32t , 8 flusty WaiiiWe, 3.2113. r Uill Elliott , 3,26&. B Mall Kenoelh, 3, I9 I. g Ricky Audd, 3, tV1 . t 0 Ayon Now man, 3, t 88. 11 Oale JaiJett, 3,094. 12 Kurt BuiiOh, 3,018. t3. Jolt Burton, 2,1149. t4 . 0. •'• Elirnhar~l Jt., 2.915. .te, Mtohoel Wa"rtp, 2,858. 10, Rtoky Craw111, ~821 . 11. Jtff or.-n, 2 , 1r~. . 18. !1o1Jb! Labonte, 2,13t , 19. b•v. 91an~1 2,831. 20. 1<1oiln Horv1011 •,832. 21 . Kyto Petty, 2,iltt . 22. Ffobbv C!Ordon, 2,604 . Z3. TaiJy'Libome, 2 603. 24. Ward Burt~n, 2,ilt I . 2e. ElliOtt &Idler, 2.384 . 28. Jimmy Spen<JIJ, 2,388 titol!y 11181 the Whulo lltno we've IJI'Oilt •I Hl<~tntollil, Wu• "I WH! h~lo w~li" Qlt~ (If 1 Grog Btfflo, 3.141. 2 Joeon KollfJ, 3,883 3 Boott Wlmmor, 3,402. 4, Jeok SproQil'!t 31343. 5 9ootl Riggi, d,~HB 8. Mike Mol.il~hlinil 3111&3. 1 t<enny Wallo,., ,z,g, 8. Jatnlo MoMu;toy, 3,t8B. 9 !Jobbv H1m111on Jr1 ~t14,, 10 Rondv LIIJoitL3,10o: t 1 ronv ~.,,.., l.ll32. 12 Staay Compton, 2,028. 13. Ht11i ~.,,., Jr, 2.788. 14 Tim 8oulor, 2,8t2. 15 TW<J llo(llne, 2,731 I 8 Johnny Bout or 2 6A3 11 thone Hmlel, 2,'402. 18 ~"'I PrJyi 2,448. tD. KOV!n orubti, 2.444. 20. Ron HorJIIdoy, 2,423. 21 . Alll1on Ltwtt, 2,409. 22. dolll)' M11r1, 2,3110. 29. IWrr'l EIINitlrCIJ, 2,373. 24. Joff !liNn, 2,2•7, 2&. l<lol/111 L~m· .2. 191 . 28 •.1'1toky H rloloJ 1_,1194, 27, ~ltlftf ~II, 1,itt•, 2t. lm · ,.,r, 1,141, 29. MIOIJ'71 W.,llllp, 1,871 . iJO, Jlllf BtHIOI), 1,4110. at .C~ld Ch,ntn, t ,3tD. 112. Jlllf Plltl'll, 1,309. ~1 . Track: 1.058·mlle oval: banking In turns 1·4, 12 oogree1;bonking on 3.3. 114. ! &outlf, 1,2D5. I Klltnl, t,208. a&. r QrHn, 1, 111. · at. Jot . 't,11S. 31. 1111111 ••• 1,118, 38. Mlkt Harmon, f.Oit . 3q. Mlkt Wlllltelt, 1,088. 40. Srld Tu(l!MI, 1,032. D. Ct:JV Glbllo, 2,12u. tO. Trowl• Kvaptt, 2,1 to. 11. Jor1 Wood~ 2,021 . 12. Brtndiln UIUQhln, 2,011. 13. Lanoo Norlok; 1,908 14. 1!001!1' Dolltr, I ,811 . 18. Corlot ContrerotL i ,131 1e. Mall Co afton, 1,7•1 11. 81! Lttttr. t.669. . 18. ~noe Hooper, 1,659 19. Brion Rote, 1,600 20. SIBVI ~orl8n(1ll , . I ,!i88 Rooldei ltart out race VVhlre: Loudon, N.H. Dllt opened: June 5, 11190. Plrll Wlnalan Cup rece: BliCk 60 300, July 11 , 1993. Ortndtl8nd -ling: 01 ,000. On the VVtb: ..ww.nhlt.oom 7 .,,.. .... .... ,..,., Place Your Business's Adhere Call The Dally Sentinel for details HUNTINGTON, W.Vo. (APJ Forgive ·Chris Crocker If he doesn't stop to tulk ubout old limos with his former hljh schoolteummutes when l6th·ruuked Murshull plays ut No. II Vlrglnlu Tech on Thursduy night. The gnmc fea· lures nine for· mer members of tho Dave or Betsy 992·2155 D e e p C reek '· Hl~h fool· bull lcum of CheHupeuke, Vu. - liyc for Vlrglnlu Tech und four for Marshall. . Crocker. Mursholl rlilht guurd Rlcurdo Phillips. rover Dontc' Newsome und defen· A ,, lllchntond1 Va . LAJotmy I unu11 pr'''"''tJonut IUchmund lntvr·nutlunul Hnc•,wny f.'rltluy tnor·nln~ cuuld llltY'U lurnml NJI'Iflllll fr•r JllfT Oordun. Uunlon und IHJVm·nl•rthnr drlvura wore rnulnM wulf cnrtJ, with l.ocmuy 'l'untn. chttruchlrt M )JliJ · ll(lhJ<tlfl, whun Oonlon'1 c11rl 11tuck but.tor than he vxpocll!d In Ill Urn mod hu olld mu thiJ rlwht oklo •nil onto tho Mrtound. .luhniNJn, lrMIIInM "''"" hohlnd, r11n over hund btil tlldn'l tlo any II• map "Luck ily Jlmnolo woo oooltlo '"" ond rtln over my hnnd lnotcod or my hood, Yihlch w•o a SO<HI cholcu,'' Gordon ltlld. O~>rdon'a .Biffle fills In at last minute for Injured Hamilton llmnllton, who hftd Jtrtt brakrrt hlo r1ihl IC81JUIII ond 1111\ wr111 In ThurollaY'tlruok ,..,. at lllchmond. Hldtntund, V1, Uy 8a.m. VriMy, mm. WOI ,W.. rln•• 8tlhntlt1Jrr rut( lllmfr WHI walkln~e hit dol( td Hlchmond ElfK.1rlc 1hlrt (lpuntor 1t Hllmllttm'l No. M lt1tllrnutlltnttlllacewtty on Thurad11~ niNht Chevrolot) and got ling hi• lOOt lnitAIIed In the car. whm1 w~ Wl1 & ~ut·prlte t m•r to drive In lltme quolln ..t lho CAr IIIIth 811d nntohllll ll'trd. Rnt urtln.'{ll Mt~nto t;Hrl(l400. Humlllun, who oh<JWIJd up ol il!lllroclt Jrrlday 'rhnl c•ll ~· ihlnNA In m•~ton Ill me, thollUich with tmaarm In B CHJiar'ld the other In BallnJI, It Orund Nllllt~rmiSerll!ll p11lntJ INttler. thEm ran~t~ ht• . 1111!/0<iorl to bo out tl tho car for at l..,t thi'N riiCOI. By ttiCJ( Mti'I'I'KR f~1bby (,;fAC NCWJ lifti'YICU G ho~111. r·nr own4'1' ,let!k lffiwth, w"klnll him thortJy ullrr mldJJIKht to ask fnr JHlf'ml"'ltm to Ollln '''r He Nllld hu won't ruth a comebAck. '' f'm ~1n1 w do whatlholloctor "yo,'' h"ald. · .. ST. LOUIS (All) - Brk Cr\luch. the Heismun Trophy wimll)r lust )'l.'!lr f\il' Nebruskt~ who tried t1• mu~o tlw ~will:h from Qlmt1er·bnck tn ftli.'C'iver with the St. LO\ti~ Rums, hus dt'Cided to t'l'lire. The third-round droll 1>lck had u threeY~'llt' ~'(lutruct Wl'rth $1.J million. hwlud· 1119, 11 ~igninglloous l'f $)\l,,OW. II wus not immediutely clt:'ur how the contmct BANKS 136 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-5009 Larry W. Bank,,, Owner/Operator . . .WI\ permits him to ovt~mtle the culls ·sent ill tl-om the O\lliChes. Ohio Stnte ~·ull~ its no·hud· die tm "uttnck ~huse." "The thing I YO loved nlxlUI Cral!l forever is thnt hil hus the nbility to know whttt our team needs dPIW," ·~ssel $Uid this w~~k us the Buckeyes pre· pared for their Sntunlny show· down with No. 10 Wl\.~hington State. ''If it meuns he's goln». to hund oil' u bunch of times. llno. If it nwuns he needs to complet~ . 82 liet·cen't of his pusses. thut excites him us well. If It tnclms the ce1-ebrnl gmne. whore he hus to do the che~klnytll the llnil. line. "lit~ knows whut we need. Thut's very comfortlniJ." like muny other colle~es around the nutlon. Ohio Stnle occnslonully comes to the line without n huddle. When thil Buckoyes do, they tnko their sel with sevornl 11lnys avail· able. Kren~el hus tho llnnl sny on whnt lh\1 cnll will be. He wuM on tho llold for 3U or so pluys ·In tho lluckoyos' !'II· 17 victory over Konl Stule lust week tmd suid he changed 20 or 25 culls, llo wus perfect on ull hut two. "When we cull thln11s ~~~ 11 couchinil slull muny times we're guossln~ us 10 whut (defense) they'll he In," slve end Puul Slnclulr, ull sec· ond·stringers. pluyed for Deep Creek, Two of Vlrt~lnlu Tech's defensive slltrlers - line· bucker Vegas Rnblnson nnd houndury cornerbnck DeAngelo Hull - hull from Deep Creek. ns do II nebucker Jumes Anderscm und spill end Chris Clifton. both . redshh'l freshmen, und true freshmmi defensive llncmun Darryl Tur,p. • I saw n cmtp,le of them on tho 4th nl' July,' suld Crocker. MurHhall's Nturling free safety. "We kind of toughed about fl. but we didn't reully suy uny· thlnj!. We're tuklng II real serii.JUsly. We respect them • : · • : • HUNTINGTON, W. Vu. · One could call Thursday night'• anme ugalnst nutlonul power Vlrglnlu Tech a meaNur· mg stick game for the Thundering Herd. Both teams will enter !he aame with hl&h national rankln111 und b1& , national reputations to uphold. The Herd, comln& off a 50· 17 victory over Appalachian State In the teuon opener, boastt one .of tho lOp ~llln& attaoklln collcae foOibilll. 'The Hoklca (2·0), fre1h off an tmpreulve performance a11atn~t LSU, are all about run· nln11 the ball, dcfenso and ape· claf team1 rlay. Marshal . has "The Maanlflccnt 7" and Tech hu "Beamer Ball", · The 1101)' linet ltreleh much further than the trip from Huntln(IOn to Black1bura. Byron Leftwich aguinll the · Hokle1 dcfenae. 1.te Suags and , . Kevin Jone8 ugnlnst the Herd del'enHe. The apecllll leomN Nhowdown, Old friend~ Bob Pruell ngulnNt flr11nk Beumer. Pormer Vlralnlo Tech uulstunl Phil ElmWIMiun. tho mun who helped Instal the Hoklca dclenHo, u~:~uinNt Tech. Tech defensive uulatont Jim Cavanaugh uyuinlt Mor•hull, where he •pent tWO ICIIIIOnl (1979·80) 1111 offen~lve coordl· nator. · , Por Mw-•hull, lhc aamc will be the third appearance on ESPN'• Thunday Nljht football. The Herd dcfeatCiJ Toledo at Marthall Sllldlum In 1999 and 1011 to We1tem Mlchlpn ut home In 2000. Anolhcr of lhe many •tory linea In the gurnc W'CI lhc clotc tiea many of the playcl'l on both lcomH Hhore with cnch other. M1111hull hllll Zl playcl'8 on Its current roller from lhe Jtate of Vlralnla, many of who ''lltMI I . .... • ~-..... tl Mwl " \t- ....,, 0 .. . ltlliiiiHIY, 11M It Ltlt 18. t. 'f, W~ U\ ,j.W ~ •ttttlll•!l IO lilt .... lilt ~~~~ '"*' ~illlij I liM,, • tiiiiMt ..WI U\ Ill• Mltl L.. 18. ~ """"' '*"' "*' " "' .I ._ 'IH\"1\ .... ~~~~"llt41, tltM·•t·wt~ lt'ft 101111\ ,, I lol MlW ~~~ •• Olllt ~ u Clnttllttt Ill "'111M " ' ' !Hit• " " '~Kit, "' ~\Ill\~ 0... ltltl Simn1011~ !11\d ~\u.ud thll~rt ~vi~, Vlebber~ Innocent "''" •• .wtl Ill ''" lt! UIUCI I llllllhiMtlttlt I l l - I ol tllnely ' t I -lllt~y Ill •IOIIIIIIMII "'~' - """''~ .._ *.1111t1\tlltll-. Olllt IC!IIIIIUtl IC!tlltt, lllll!'ft In 1 ~IIQ (t)11 . \I.\~ toOl ""' 1l ..., Ill 01111 illllltt' hulnt"' lll1tl\t Hll H llltO Tressel.suit1. "When you're the ounrtorhltck, you're stundinu rl~hl tl\~re." w 'ho no·huddle l(l(lk •, ~ivos Ohiu Stulo mure limo t\111(111\lst to 11 defense bQcuuse no time is w~~~•ed In u huddle. 1~'~ hI 01\d 8 011 HIII'ISOCI('· Sll ld the nn-lmddle otl'ense - nnct u qum1erbllck who is perceptivo llnough to nm It ron'ect~ cn:tttos mtvm problems or n dl)fonso. "The ho11e Is Ihill It puiS them In It 1\0•WII\ SiiUIIII\in, that no muller whtlt tho~ put up In Krtnnl t'"" 111t (I r \IS we ·1'0 110 1111 t(I hI.IVC un ttnswer to II." he snld, "Thttt's the uhhnttte uoul." huddle much In~• Slilll~on For e~nmple. If the defon~o dosplle h11vlnjl 11 tht'Oe·~Oilr stacks eight men on tho line of st11rter 111 quurtoroock. Ho Is scrlmmnue. Kn:nlol tnillhl thrilled with thi! wuy Knm~ol chtmj,lo ton puss plny Into sln· hfis lhrlvlld in 1111nck ptmso. ~le coventj,lO. If tho doftmso "So fnr h 's dCtllll 1\11 OMCQI• I)'S bnck tlllliclpntlnJ II pnsa, lim I job," Oil ~ald. he cnn chiii1!JO to u nm, Kn:n~ol Is QCtmplotlni M l . "We're 11\0nl In ~ync now," porconl ofhls JliiSSeS (l~ of28) tnllhnck Muudco Hnll snld. for 308 '/111\ls nnd "tum:hdown "Ct•nlll knnws whut he's dulna whh no lmorcoptlons. , und tile llno undont1111da whlll Ht tllld lht ito-ltuddlt clou lt'R dolnu. So whon wo check ulvo him mon: n:s\xmslhlllt~ wo're nlfon the sumo Jllll!O." 6u1 also 11ivos 110 ontlre Hnll snld thnt on one play offenao u hellt.lr chuncu of ngnlnst Kent Sll.llil, tho dofollill ud,~p\lnp. . w11s overlouded on tho rluht It M really not l,llvlnl! mo side so tho pluy was chlllii!Cd . mon: co111rol," ho suld. "It's to u sweep the other wuy. II more ~lvlnulho offense 11 !let· I Ierc.,n11co h resu II ed It\11 Is·ynnl ~an, tosucctllld on every Tressel didn't use the 110· play, 11tlltetnt• '""' lilt ll11lltlt 'Nofkt ont" II Ul llllt llrttl, t,\lc..ltliOr\, IMIM II Itt lit 11111 11 ilotl\ltG lly • :oo ~~~~, 011 QQII!bef 4.1001, 11 13• lt, 1?, Ill toOl • llubllo Nollot :O'"W" ~~:: MltOI COUNl''t, OHIO O••• Ncl. 01 ov ,., THIIIAIIMIIIIIIANK liAVINOI OOMIIANV lllllntltt, n. ~~\~~·~~~~~ '' ''" Otltnilnll. IAI.I 0 , IIIAI. IIT•TI I.IOAI. NOTICI• IHSIII,'I AtltttriH 11 Mil ... ~nty, 0111, "i htrtll~ ot"r tor 'alit tt 1GtDO a.m. on OOtoHr ,,, 1001, on ~= r:,nt ~~·r: courlhoutt llomtrOy. Ohio, tht toltowtna Clllorlbtel rtlt Hllft. IIA~CII.NO. tl l'ht tollowlne CIIIDIIbH IIIII ttl~lt tltuttt In 1111 ~111111 of MlcldltPQII In lilt County of Mtl11 tnel Stilt of Ohlo1 8tln9 pill ot ~Oil Not. I, ana 1 In J.W, Jontt' Addtilon 10 ShtHtald• now lnoorportltd Phillips auld he has honrd ·Into 1nd • pert of tht Yllltgt County, ol MlddttDOII. t...rom ,• 0111 A w'ornJAr ,. " cllt"mlltA' "" "" Mtlgt Ohio, Ihis week, thouuh he dld11 't blllnnlnt Iouth ID l1llmO nomoM. dtQrtll Will 117.1 lUI from lhl "Thoy'vo boon colllnu my Northtttt oorntr ol ce ll phone, tulklnu n lillie ~01 No, I whlah ta 1110 lilt louthwtll trosh." Phllllpl NOid, "I' YO juMI oorntr or tnt lnltr• been Jlloylng h humblt.', I ttttton of Third l"lhlno ltrttl (runnln" North hllvAtt't "A n '11"11•; w PwO • ·' 1" 01 ' "' tnd Iauth ) t'na Mill just wulllnj! until tho amnc atr1111 th1not Iouth oomcs." 1 Cltlrtlt IO'· 1111 Deep Creek conch Dovid 111 '"" tntnOt 11 rtght ana111 to lht Cox was o JlUI)Icr ot Vlrulnlo rtght 40 ftth thtnot Tech from 1983-11!. 11 rtpht tnalll to lht 'll 1 · rlth Ill till to Mltl "I mvc to wcur o ureen Slrttll · thtnn hot nnd o lmrau11dy Mhlrt. I ' l~tlerty tlong Mttl ou 018 " Cox told "Thcrc'l 0 1tr11t lo tht pltOt of • ' ' lllatnntngllogtthtr real buu around here oboul wttlt 1 rlgfl of way ta thiN 801110," lttl Willi, Plltltll with lhtlouth tnel 01 und they respect us ulso. "l.lke I suy. let tho bcsl mun win ," The ox· liorncls haven'l lobbed nlol of trnHh lnl1<1nu 111 euch other, hut there huve lle1.1n sume oxchun11 es. "We dldn 'I huve .II lot of I1me In !Jo home,'' Robinson suld, "1 snw rocker out: he wus giving me n dirty look · some reully cocky 1\)0~. But !hut's nil rlghl. We've 110t to come out nnd pluy Thursdn)' nlghl ." Robinson Nnld he nnd Pnul Slnclulr were close us Deer. Creek llnebnckerN, "I huven t ~een him In o while," Robln~on suld. .th Ho · kl'es Herd Set For ShOwdOwn Wl liy IIICK MIN'r~tt . Eric Crouch retires ,~ '"r. Playen reunite at Marshaii-Va..~ech 11me Cu" NtJWK HorvlctJ Dtetrlllil*t tty Uni\Jtrtal Prall Byndloata l01 C"" Newa Servloo 1800) 2fi5·6134 ·~or roloate lht weok rr1 Soptombar 9, 2002. --·------ 1 Close call In cartoon cart race · alratghls, 2 oogreea: length ot lronlstrelch, 1,600 feel; length ot baoksfrelch, 1,600 feel. Ruthmd, Ohlo 740·742·2289 ,,,,,. tho 11rHI limo In NASCAif11 modurn Uf/1, IWIJ f(IIJklfJII Hlurlutl on tim f'ront l'fiW rnr II Wln.!lhm Cup l'ltt:U, •1\mmh' .lohn~m ltwJ lho tMJio fell' · Nlltuf1Juy'll MllllhJ Cut·lt, 400, whllu Uyun Nuwtnlm Krsthhucl thu tJUfllldo IXJiu. rlllht n·unt ""' 11/unl ""' wtlh to loll! tu 110· llo WoUnd up tilth und held Oillu ol>lh tn pol nil. 21 Jeremy Meylletu, 2,377 e. tlonnlo 9"zor, ~.22U. 1\W CJ'UW lllOIUIKiJ' I1U! Htl)d lito ~I'IIIUtlht'tiW '' Plltwh 111 Httdd tttlfl Utt1\d lhon lllt'o w 11 wrrtrw huttlu 111 tlw I'I'UW momltut: l'mtf MUhl tho {'J'OW 11101nhur Wll" UJIHUI uh(ttlllhulil'•t:rltlel14111tJf his cnr'tlun~!nus, W/1~ NEWHAMPSIIR£ INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY TAUCK 1111111 ITANDtNOI 1 Mtke Blltt, :1"424. 2. Torry Cool<, <,31lC. 3. AIOI<.Crawlord, 2.352. 4. ild Mu'l!rove, 2,t87. 5. ROI!•rll"r.-llff, 2.3-14, e...,., Llflter" 2,288. 7, Dtll'ld Storr, z,2&2. f(ifky ltudil wn~ lnvulvod lu unullur•tmtlon 1\JIIuwltru Sultt r•rluy'M rtu ·u nl Hll'lrmuml, hltl\1 W/1!1 with 11 nwmiJot' ul' hIM uwtt m'UW. '1\mm Mpokt•Hnum Htovvl'lrM1tlucllnud tu ldunt!f'y thO l!eiJMIM IIIIIIH1it!HJ. -TWACK PROFILE- Mlko Skinner, 2,064 . 32. Coooy Alwoou, 2'045 33 Brell Bo~tne. 1.895. 34 . Johnny Benoon, t ,OOY 35, Jerry Nadeau, 1,837. 38 Hut Blrtcklln, t ,r61 37. Joe Nerneohok, 1,134 38. SIMI l'ttrk, 1.sse 39, Todd Bodlna I ,448 40, Bllay Complon. 1,393. Rudel In altercation IMty Wollooo hnd :·nood hit lntu 1cunnd Plnoo ttntl Will cho•hltl down Kunooth whon hl1 II fl111 pUtoo to tUit. 28 Bobby. Hamlllon, 2 ,~14 5 29 John A~>urolll, 2.230 · , 30. Ken SchradEtr,·2, 191 Ml!illl , POODle 1\ltdliiJ! WR! hiiii.'CIIorl p)IICO W[lh )1111 lwu llt)lM l'lnnolnlnN whun lho h'Uollml.,lon hi'Okoln hit l'ontltn:. lie Nnl•hcd IIOth nna di'Uppc/1 fl'um fioUI'th to Mh In br'U rltl t10W liiOW WtJlik~ ilgO fnl' 8 ilttrl'~ti'Ruk <lor. iOta II w.. juol o~l'ihK Mnnv t'llt't' ohHIJI!vtH'!I "'aiel H WIIH uno uf tim 1111l'lh1!11 Hhtt rl·lmck llltJlfll'l!lllluy hmluvm· uulohlo pnl11 antllotllhN'II,tttn••• lbr 14ft IIIJII, 11nlahodiOOOIIit '!\11W Ht11wart lutiiM litJIIontl llo 1ald thouor hit crow tore· WtiJIIIU(.Iurlllr !'rom !he RIUI'I. • '1\tl thcHd NU~I bUilt IIIIH <llll' 1101!11 llflt~,'' Kolt!lfJUt lAIII, Kllhiii!UI wae 01te <•f lho Oral lu dt~t<ovur th~t tiKt top Mt'Oiwu, which nl!l'er motortalll.t!d In the Wlt ll Ill iJXII'lltlWiy h!J.Ih Hl'l'tld, huw H"~' the htllh M<WI'o WM," ho 1nhl. "'l'ltnt ltJIItnl.lll tu hulp quito 11I1IL'1 NllWmnn, who llnrlod on thO IJUI'I!II ·······----------···········-------------ITANIIINCII · IUIIClH lllllll IJ<.•IIII~ ulul ttl ur II•• wo~ DRIVER STANDINGS WINATON CUP ITANOINOI Dut·r·lko Cttpu, _whtt !1ul1'umtl11 ltt•nkon l'lwht M huuhltw hlllliu und n lll'nkun htwm· r·IMht IOM In u lll•tTirlc ur·trll h lnl 1'r·tdny'M lhtlltlh Urnnt1 Nnlhlllltl mcu nt l~h: ltttttllttl, Wl!N t'l'luttiUJt l lh1111 Mlltttm·lnl ltu~ lonnl Mllllit:lll Cuntur l'flt'IY Nuhu'tltO' mul t'llhtt'ltmlto h!H hfllllll. ll liiJIK'III'M tlmt lhu lht·utlltt 1111 CtJIJU'!I ChUIJI'tlllll htlllf,llllllll\l! HIIIIIIIIIUtllntu tho Ulllltllt !bur wJU•t 1!:1, '"l'hnl'fl ww uf tlw lhiiiNR Wn hnvc fu )uuk ril lww Wr• lllfUJfUII' llw !IL'tlltr'IIY Ill ~l\t·n~e atmt litH I 1\I'{ Jtlilll !hr hnU\1!1;!1, W)lf'l't! rn1111 haVe ltCtJffll!t itt utlr' ~IJ4•t·t thr1l lht'Y dutt't hnvc It! other JJIJitl't!'," lit! !'Ald. ''Wp 1\t'Pd It• ni(Ut'l' out lttJW ltr lJI'tr\lltlu IIOIIl'l' "l!Cil· t'IIY nlt'"l lit• itlhlull:!lli ltl utU· KIH"Itlo(H." Rli.1Wflt'f l l t.l'oUhh>~l Wt11Jk{!l1d t.'UtHit1Uad t\UtiiiM Nrltlll-dUY 111 Mtrtttn ( 'At'ltl 4~1. II a Willi t1111fllt1M IIUC .,tid, t'II!I IIIIIM !ltrwn eVt•tHUl\1WIIIIIL't Matt Ke1111Uih wllh tw•t hrp• tt•nutltrltrM wlwttllw tlt·tve I! hAft Bottle 011) Muln Street t:up Sm·h•M til' XI MI'IIMUil . tltln~;n. ''Atull ktmw huw n~JHlt•ln lly Jtl11't' n rnt'e wt, cAn !11• lht'llt·ntt'11 , hul I kttuw thnllw 'llfl!lit'l dutm rillY· JltlttiJ WI1111M ril'lll\t 111'1 U!IAlltllliiUI .AIIYtHil', ''IJttMl klltJW Itt tulkllt~ tu ulltet· dt·lvtH"II thul he ~a T blrn·burnt!l', wllh Mall lt11114!1h~ oom•fl'unt·lil'hh•d Wbt In l!llttnlll!'1i Munlu tlat'lu 0i allilclthtond hitat•nallonol llbwMY oont11111 unlup tJt early•i'etit probll'tnt 1111' t••lnta li!iidttr ~torlbil Mtillll inti JolT . COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) · A yeur ugo Craig Kn:nzel couldn '1 be lr\lsteo to even plny In Ohio Stut~'s tlrstnine gnmcs. Now he's culling most of the shots for the sl~th· ranked Buckeyes' otl'onse. "The fuel thul they trust me enough to go out nnd be uble to rend the defense well enough to get us Into the riah• pluy. i1 spenks of their contldonce in me." the junior suld of Ohio Stute's couching stuff. : Thnl trust husn 't always : been there. A yeur ngo, while thlrd·yeur sh1rter Steve Belllsi1ri contl11· ued his etTnllc play behind center, Krenzel stood on tho sideline. Here's how expenduhlc he. was: He nsked .for u Suturduy all' to attend his sistor's wed· 'ding nnd Ohio State c01tch Jim Tressel granted his wish. : · That's a pretty good sign that : you're not exactly the tennt's · MVP. Now Tressel con~ldora Krenzel a couch on the tleld. The Buckeyes have scored 96 points in lholr nrst two •gmnes. On muny of those scorlnil drive~. It wus Krenzel the tlrst-year sturtlng quarter· back from Mlchigun - who wus pushing the right buttons In a no-huddle offense thlll lttchmmut, Vn. • h1 Wlltllou CtiU llerln1. lKJinll i'ttllt tnrtll'd lntu" Ruy lliK'hllnlln 111\\l Chi''l\ltlO lleMO ,uft:t · Dan\\lll Moore wtre sus· petlded 1\•r h•ur games e-u~:h 1\lf viuhllit~ the- NFL\ Slll>.~tal\\'\1 al>use polt~~ · Rm:h11mm t~sted po..~itive for sterol~s. Mrl\ll\l told the Chk~l• Sun·Times 'his suspl'nsi1m wa.• the re~ult of a fail«! drul,l lest in felmu\r)'. He- declinrd to spedfy \Yhllt the test dt:lected. .....""'*'lilt ... ......,,. WASHI QTO ( f'} J fl • St1.wl:.hoos\' lind Richar\1 Hamill\11\ ~xc~ed cities it1 ~ ~~~·pi~ tl'\\@, a su!pf\se endinj tu MkMfol Joot<ul coor 1'1\\tlil overh~ul uf the $hh~too W\Jl.ll\1$ slarth" lit\e\lp ~~ he l't'tl~s f\:11" his tlnal sta.'\00. The ~troll t'lsrom s~11 m>lln~ ~111\rd Staclhoi.ISII, furward llri11n C'tudinal !ltld 1'C'I\Ier Rl\tl:.li V'tmlll l\l the \\'lll\1\1.' Rlf sllootillj l)Uilrd Hamiltoo. 1\vwi.Ud lloblly Krenzel invaluable to Buckeye hopes •" Dave or . eetsy 992·2155 Wtlt11111~' p\pemt 111' tho Winston Gu)l Silly Sl•n!lnntnt~~ltll\1 11 ltlhJ pluco owt• ·uw wutlkllntl. . . t~IU' liWilllJ' Chip (JnnmtMI, In 11mnothlnw nl' n Mtll' tli'I ML\ nmruum•tKllhnl lluMOh Sm·!ml Mti)JhutnttnJ.ltlntlll McMitt'I'Jt.V wlllllrh•u ·II · 1\uvullnu·~t.MIIINtm!(\\)(MIN'J In thu WI tuthill C\lnlt'rbut.'~ ~-- ....A4Mli1M ' Ill ..... .~-. _. 1o \~t 'llllttt ., lilllll t$111\ li\tlltt ill l'llt Vltltlt ot Mto•ttllllfl wlll lit IOotp\lna llldt !Qr ~""' '"~'" ,,,, ul"IL ftl\0111\1 Place Your Business's Ad here Call The Dally Sentinel for details i..'ll~ NUW!l ~tli'Vil'u ·HJelulttmd , Y•· T 992-5432 Ill' IIICK MIN'I'I:tl lit lUCk MlN'I'IIli tloJt t-ltiWs t:korvltio t'ltp rntJe", thu\'!11 tyJ.}Icnl UnhtiV· R-: Silverado MO Whtrt: ,_,... Motor SI)Mdway Tttck length: I 5 mllea I 1 When : Friday, g p.m. EOT. Dtlwl1dtng chlmplon: Thlvls Kllllpll I R- rt<lord: 'llnvls Kvapll, 112.020 mph. Ocl. ~. 2001 I Qutlllylng rteO«<t Scon Riggs. 181.953 mph, O<lt. 4, 200 1. I SIOryllnt: llixfts Motor SpeodWav. the soo· 1 ond 189losllrnck on the 1\ud< Sorlea otrcull. Is the only ono on lho schodulo hosting lwo I racu Rlchtttutttl, Vil. till\' ~ilt'WIIt'l lti!\Y1\ll\lel' ('M,'i! ~1\ArMt'l! llft~t'l\ 1111 nlh1Mnthll1" ht1 !lhtlvrt\ 1\ lelitRin OU\ ttllet· fl rllt'l'I\YIJ \\'lltik!II\M\l, btU lu~'l Al~dy twi'Vttt.l Nt'/'" I I EW YORK (AP) - Atlllnta Fali<QI\S ... - -~w.. .......* ,... - ...'"'" . .. Ill !oMit lhtl\1111111111 ,, ~· Buchanan. MooN su pended by NFL POMEROY -'The Mei~s M~ucters ideliners Club will spoos\ll' !I Oul\ll'llde Punt. Pa.~s and Kick COO\petilion at lO u.m. on Saturday: Sept. 28 at Bob Roberts Field in Pomeroy. The competition is open to boys and girls og~s 8 to 15 ti!ld tht~re is nu t'nlr • fee . All pnrticipanls must !ll\<lw proof of age. Failure to provide "birth ~-ertilkat<­ will result in that participllnl t>ein~ declured ineligible to c001pelo. No fi>Oiball cle!lts are 11llow«!. Participants must wetll' lenni$ ~llt:S. Individuals who tum 16 before Dec. 31 of this yeur lire 1\Qt eligible to pt~rticipate. For information. contact Jimmer Soulsby ut 740.992·6728, ~ ttl~··· ~id, 0. N~ SOli \.ftM'I' ht mt'-' L(\.' A~ek'' llltlllin>t 'an AntooiQ VI\ <A't. ~. m1 LOS ANOEI.ES (A.Pl - Sh!l<juUie O'Neul hud surgery on hi~ anhrilic right big too to remove p~~inful bono spurs thtlt restricted motion in his foot, Recovery time for tho Los Angeles Lnkers center is expected ·to be 6·to·S CBAFTSMANJBUCK I BUSCH SERIES Punt. piSS It kick contest Sept. 28 Shaq.has ~t supry 2:11! M1ln St. Pom1roy, Ohio Orlva-Thru Window UPCOMING ON THE TRACKS ON THE TUBE w l ~. Dr R•>b«t Mohr ................ -.. . pluycd with or nuoin"t the 49 Viralnlu null vel on the Thch mHter, Uy conlrMI. the Hoklot only hove one ployer on lhelr roster from Weal Vlralnlu, quwrbock .Orunt Noel, who likely will not play ~au.e of a knee Injury. The Herd will alw be min· Ina playera when they ICIWII'C off aaulnat'J'ech, Senior rccclvcr Dcmctrlu8 Doll 111ffcrcd a broken left coll11r bono after poatln& hla nrat ciii'CCr touch· @wn reception. Junior defcn· slve end Maurice McKinney will ml8sthc entire IOAion at\Or huvln& rcconttrucllve turamo on the knee he Injured on tho accond ploy of the 11111 day of trulnln& camp. The &ood new• on lhc lnlury front ft thllt Junior rcee1vcr Darlu1 Wattt - who Will a Bllclnlkoff lcmlfinaliltl 11111 year - will be uvllll11blo for ucllon aplnat tho Hokle•. He ~~1.~3t~~· ,::~ ~~~: louthttl1 aorntr at . lila IDI Wltlllty 10 1111 AUty, to lit Ullct 11 1 Joint arlvtwly Hilt out the HCIIIOn•oponor to 1111-n 1111 property alvc hluprolned 1houldcrtlmc ollnt Ortnttt hlftby to hcol. ::~mr: ~~d :~: 111crc 1111 dhK:rcpuncy In the Qrlntort talolnlna, record baok1 111 to th Wltulll tt11 um1 to bl terlu rocord.Tech ~~~· thoh1111· r:rn:~~ :0~ :0~~: t1me tor1et 81 ~-.. w 11c tlon jolnlly by tn 1 Mor~hall rceord1 lhow 1\ 4·2 111r1tu hereto, o"'' acrie8 rceord. The dllfcrenco 11 hall ot the 1•111nt11 II 1m pmo In Dlucneld lhlll m:-:~.~~~1,'~~:,~ Tech won 18·12, Thill awno II htlll Dr ltllgnl, lni lilted 111 • tcrlmmaao In on..hiiiiOIII llllilly Mllrlhalii'Cilllrdl and Iller foro lilt Ortnlll, hit htlr• It not countod toward the aerie~ 1ne1 11'''"'· re1ulu. Tho MW'Ihllll I'OQOrd 111~,.. book 1how1 two mcollna• In iturllilll In Blacklbllra~,.two In Huntlnaton Olt'llllattt or'""''" 110d two In uluencld llllli Aur•• It, OISIIIlQOI Jotnlna lhc. rankl of !fMw~~mSit~::~:. v 1 on 1·A for tho 1997 .e.. dtotltiCI, to 0111n eon, lhi1 will be tho Henl'l H. Stlntllllry, ClllriH fourth ranked opponent w. ll1n111ury tnlf Marlhall defeated then ~n5 ~::~'ri:- ·,~"·::~ BYU In tho 1999 Molar City 141, 11 tt1111 111 ol Bowl, but dropped gumca lut 1111 Dlli 1r10or~• ot ~car llplnlt411 Plortdund 1124 MIIJ; Cot.tn~ Onto, 11 11011. o. It ToledO. -------- "';,:r.Mr ""'": lllltlft '" • Ncltlll""'' lll"'llon 1oltowln\ Oltlt 111111tt' 011111 ''" "'\CIM't l11t"II\Wit\ liM Ill 0111t HIOO't' "m" u lltlfllllltlt In \llllllmt It I, Ill\It '"· Mttae c 011111y oue1 llltarcte : lllltlft 11)11, lt. M Ill II 11Hoiii\Mtlttly I0 II I ru ~'~ ow "II lilt Wt~l bo11nll1ty ""' ol 01111 111!\IIY't ul<tl\11111 Mill ltrMI: tilt nu 1n • llublla N hilt I 1111\WMittl•' ilrtt:~~~..-1 ~~~~~~:,\~\,:,.~ IN Till C MON 10 ·tnt ptut ot II~IAI COUI\T 01' MIIOI COUNlV. OHIO 1111 ~~:~~~::"~~;'.~~ lo oonwty · til 111111 lying In ~011 ~' ? 111d I WIIIOII It Wttt 11tl Olllt tllnelf• wttt ve. llo11nctuv IOQtllltr will\ I"'" II .CtNIV11 J, I'IH"+m, tool rlallt•ot•wty till. . 0111111111111. tylna tmmtdllttly loYfn ol tnt llld I.IOAI. NOliCI Hlndy lol and wllltll IHIII"I''I ::~~ 10\~~~~·:~1~~·.: IAI.I 01' IIIII.~ IITATI tilt lolltliHII oomlf ot lilt IIIII Olllt Hl;~rJ'~Igiii•OI•WIY C~~~~M~~~~~~~~~ aHorlllld lltrttn 11 to htrtlly otttr 1 1 nit lit 111111 by 1111 II 10115 t .m. M Qrantor nertln, ner OOiobtr H . IOOi, 011 :~~~o~:~~~'tn ~:~•~o~•t •t•g~~~~:~ llh lh Oo\lflh • ;:~""l.nn, thtl~. llom.,:~~hlo, tilt htlrnndtnlgnt. toll wlna clllortlltd ~trtrtnu Dtt•t rttiHtlltt t ---- "if'""'"'· ,•,r;:. ~~~~= ~~":~·=·~~ Ytl~~~~~~r~~~~~~~~ lltgt 111, Mtttt county at Mtlot 1 co un1v ouo . lltlt ol Ohlol '"" ~100Kie. Hlna ~ot No. It or 1-CIIIT ,QOI IGrtt llhllllll JOnll Thlrll 'ittorlbtd In 0110 ACICIIIIon 10 tnt reooreltct tn Volume VIIIIGt of Mlodtlport, 111. lltgt 4fl, Mt!lt 01110, Co un 1v 011 ll Ottd lltltltnott ~HOI'dt . VlliYml 148, fltgt lulljtol to an u 1. Alto Ulna AQrttmtnl oonatrn• ltllotte I 11111 1 11 tng WIIYII of lllbtok dllortbtd In dttd requlrtmtnll ot lilt rtoordta In ~olumt aunlng raaultllont ol 1t7, lltgt 011. MtiQt tht vntnt· a1 County t?ud Mlddttport, rtooriiH l'ltooroe, In Volume '''' Volumt "'''""" o110 4111, Mtla•111,Counly ?t, 11111 IU, Dttll !11011KI1. of lht Mt!lt county IIAIICII. NO.~ Olltattl ~1001111. IIIYIIt In lht AYdtiOI'I 1111011 Vlllageo1 Mldllll!lofl1 Not. 1I·Ofiii.ODO County of MtiQt tna and II•OIItt.DOO IIIII ol Ohio, · llroptrly Addrltll Tht follow In, 1111 n North hoond 111111 ttlutlta n 1111 I.Ytnut, Middleport Vlllt"t ot Mlclell""Ofl OH '1700 County or Mttai"1nd Stld rttl "'''' 11111 ol Ohio tnd w11 appratno 11 bouncltll tntl Thirty TIHu ctttorlbH ulollowat Tnouund tnd 001100 lttng • p1rt or Lot oonare (ln,ooo.oo) No , 101 or l'hlllp ltlt ol 11tu rut Jonn tddlllon to llltlt to bt lor not utd vllttgt tnlf mart !ttl than two•lhlrlll paruoularty atllnl· (Ill) tnt a1or11ttd 11111 u rollowt t tpprlluu vthll , 111nu • Pill ol Lol 01111 In htnd on day No, 101, beginning tl of tilt. tht northwnl oorntr Still nit 11 IUiliiOI Of Lot No, ltt lhtnot ID 1pprov11 Oy lht noflh 71 d'l'"' common "'"' =~~~~·~~ ~t.~~~.:~v. g~r~.·· M•'•· county. Will 101 lttll lhtnot ' lOUth II dtlrlll 10' llllph TrUIIIlt, 1111 101 IIIII lhlnOt I tl tr tll.l Mtl Q1 north It IIIIIMI 1111 CounlyJ 1011hlo l?ltttl thtnoe eouth (tl 11, ,,, II 17 d'Bi'" till 70 1 ~·r~~ 111 "~~~~=~:: north 10 atar•• IO' 11111t1 IMI IIhtnot ::~11 h41 •r..~'11rm w111 11n1 or Lot tt 1 lhenot tlong tht w"tllne or lott 11J r:. ·~~:.n:r ~:~.~~: lhl Pllll of begin• nina, u11pt Plt61 north Plfl llli ~~ John "'"" to ••••• ;;,.:&~~::,.;~ May 1, lltt tnd whrah 11 rtoordH In Vol. •• P'f' ltltl =~~o~n Y Olt Alto tht ar•n••• htrtlll, totllh•r wtth thtlr ,,.,,. · •n• r::~~~~.~~~.~ ~·.v:. In oommon with the tbuttlnt prap1r1y owntrtr thtlr hllll tni lltflllt, or the •t Dally Sentinel Classified • 't �• • Sunset Home Construction Bryan Reeves N•w Homes, Room AcldiHona, Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofs, Siding, Decks. KHchens, Drywall ~More With FREE ESTIMATES! PRDIPICT ,_ Place caWWa::;... t!tribune Sentinel (7!~ ,_44~;~42 (7!2~lb992·2156 740-742-3411 • 1\egi~ter (304) 675·1333 I ' {)u.r/Airw M o n d y hru rid y : 00 . m . t o 5: 00 p . m . t"' d ud 11 ftt~~ Ya r d S al~ S lgnl Up 1'o 1 ~ Wo r d II, 3 Cay a O v ~r 15 W ord & 2 0¢ P!:! r Word Ad & Mu 11 t Bl:! Pre paid 7-ve ewre si/J«4~l41 DIS....~ We Care For Yqur Trees~ RtildtnUtl or commt!lllal wlrtng MW serviCe .or l't· ~~ polrt. Moottr Llotnlld tlte· ~ lnalon. Rldtnour Eloclrlcol, t\lllln'll'l wvooo3oe. 304-67&· 118&. ' I I• \ II I '• ~ . to...et!Miwl ~ ~. . f!.ellt., • ......., Scou L Swain Gall/poll&, Ohio • (140) 446-:l0/5 ISA C1T1/fl.d Arborlilt Business Services Connie's Child CARE h11 openings, 15 yr. ••penance, Ce~illed In Meigs, Athens 1nd Washington oountles, Open 24 hours. 7 Days per week. St. Rt. 7 Tuppers Plains, OH ~ ODD JOBS me. Painting, P Wiahlng, Mowing, WtldHtlng YouNHdlt . Done, We'll Do It (740) 949-4026 or (740) 591·9239 AMERICAN STANDARD CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONINQ a HEATINQ CIIIITIICnlll Specializing In: .Roofing, Deoka, Remodeling, · Siding, -nd i\ddlllona ........ ...,.. I lilt 171111. andldren . www.lrnttloanetlndlrdllr.oom Owner: Terry L1mm (740) 982·0739 . "SALES AND SERVICE" WOLFE HEATING & COOLING (ID'xlO' 610'1120') 992-3194 992·6635 7SO East State Stre.et Phone Athcno, Ohio (7~0)~193··6671 Rooflng, Siding, fldd-Ons, Elettrlcel, Plumbing, Decks, Remodeling, Orgwel~ Pelntlng MANLEYS SELF STORAGE 97 Beech St. middleport, OH \1· 1 ~""' tlntl¥ \lui 119111111 Ml "'-· till~' l"l hi~ll!llip M~l\.tll ()1\IIHIV Mlll l IMih!t" ~ • Helling • Air Condlllonel'tl . s~ • llrvloe On All 1r1nd1 • l'lttldtntlll a Light Comm1ro111 • I ovr. p1rt1 a Labor • Hutlng l Air Condltlonlno Loall...,.,. Haning's Construction Medicare Sur.plement1 Life Insurance; Burial and F nalli:xpenses; Cancer & Dental, Retirement, Pension & 401K Rollovet'!l; Mortpge; Major Medlul • Nut'!llnll Home m .,f!!:t',.. ForemBn: Larry Owner: 740·387·0181 Ronald "Mick" Haning Chrlellna "Chrla" Haning 740·992·0780 Cellt 740·591-0919 Cell: 591 ·8393 \!! lttiPI Pill Ill ! II! UAUy ~MiiiiiiPI , t'() ~ill ~~~ ~li , t\1111"11\V, \)IIIII "h#h\! u'"'"" thlnlli lu. 1 l lo~. IIIUIII 11111"1OIA1 Will $1~~ (01~1~"~ PM~ lire uau stressed1 Call now for yuur n appl. !enlUI mEIGS mASSAGE THERAPY Cellular middleport, 011 Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 ·m n. Secan~ nue. (7401 992-1705 Tenia Reiber Ucensed bV tile OhiO I Stet medlctiBalrd 1088 Second Street 304·773·5800 IIW PIODII •IIW ThiDII New Chars Taste DIIICIOUI FOOd VE·A ~ lnililly li~ IIUlJiiAIII ~Vtl niHil"' hum SUU III~~~~NIII Ftii111Jhll!flll 1 h u/Ay A ~" I Ut The CRAFTY, HOWARDL. WRITESEL BLIND SPOT (Ptctory Outlet) AU ••rUcal lolindo are Roofing • Home Maintenance· Gutters • Down Spout, Frn Estimates 949·1405 ntadc lu order at our location • Vertical• • Wood • Mini• • Etc 144 Third Avt. IJ1IIIpollt 4411-4995 Toll fllti-74HI47 111111/lll·ln . . lni/IIIDRI TPN Cu.bCadeC & Gravely M111ey Ferguaon Perta I Service LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR 4359 St. Rt. 160 Gelllpolle, OH 45631 (740) 446·1044 Mondey·Frlday 8-5PM • Seturday 8-2pm ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION Under New Management IIAy, ~n~llntiiiJn• I ~A I< , Y ·hplll, !Ill' \) ! UltJIIIIIIU , Bodllnen • Nerf Bar iliii i! NII, ! ll)l!ll't lllht!hJtl IA IUtJ • Tonneue Cover • VAI!"I¥ IIIII'·. ~;,· II ~,l()l,i(j(' ~scln1 ~.,Ol!lo . 4&171 •NewHomee • 01r1ge1 . NlwHoln Ventvlwr; Bua 1\llf'll 1:301111·8 pm Shield tlr. Pull Line o( 1&7111\•11.._, Other Accea10rlea Q ' 2H70 111111n I'IOIId WEST SHADE BARBI!!FI SHOP New Manai'"' OeorpKorn I 1 • r 11 •Compl... 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'nllly were UTOJIO P,ll, ~finalist· 1!\l'ellilit'l! the chilniOOI '~ l'll<i!1\llty bU81· TNM ~~~~ DI..IIL OI eltl!r 111111111 \lb~ervelie\11\eld ~ ~~"'t;~~":~··IIW4• at ' IMI(lbilllall011 rentt>r. tb!lve Htttt1sl 811811 ilC!.'tt 1¥ M1a.1.1111A Ruaaru OIIP tli!tl wfittr 511! SAID SIIE STILL 'TIIINKS Aec>VT ME, t:l LI..IPtli..IS 1\11 111~1'\'tt~c In ll'tlin~ l't1H1IItlc~ h"~ l:l\US tJ ltiO~ Ill \X1 II ll'tlllk y~m· 1\tr l'tl~hJ~Ilt~ til' t1nnln nntl Mlliltl.~ 1.'1.1\11111\\~, ~t1kl l.t, Rlchttt\1 rt tlmu 111' thll SUI\c lllehWIIY 1\ltl'\ll, ' rhtl tlllliiii• M\llj~S l)tiSI hns AND STILL LIKES Ml, AND•. rt II that tlltct L f ftlll\1 .a....,. 'T 0 C\1\1 I lffW'IW ha~ btln RR fatal cralhea with RR 1Je0Dit #(//ltd, ThiJ' tftrtd hiS 111\t to ttop.ll ITHURSDAY Prl~luy, NEWSPAPEAS C:O'Itl 1\11 '"' So\ll, L1, 200~ IY .INN CIIIDI CIICL llomothlnl! ml~hl OQQitr In tho ym uhoud wi11Qh would luke you 111'1' Into uri onllrcl~ now i'lola or ondoovor. 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Uvon 11111u~h neither yuu nor u t'rlond would, wunt lltdltftl • II ...... ill de.llbarutcly llu 1111~thln11 to h11rttha nthtr, dulnu huM inaNN with 11 p11lmoy lnavTrnbly turn out IIHII wuy, lla enroM IO• llu~ . SACliT'I'Aiii\JS (Ntw. 23· Doc. 21) .. lhlna roullitlu ro· aunlln» ynur ~ouls untl ubJilll• fiVO! IUYIIY IN II 1111111 If ym1 lwpu lo uuhl uv~ wlmt ~m1 do· Nit'O , If ~mttiiNWt'ltho j1IQI11t'e, lha tJuy ~mrltl attll In di!UJl· pnlntmont. CAPIII ORN.(Dae. 22·Jnn. I~) .. Jloor piMnlnM on ymrr purt toduy muy ro1ull In an· go\tnlorlna more obuuelu th1111 u!uAl ulnn~ yllur JlDth. unrortul!lltoly\ they will bo of ~our own tMk AQUARIUS (Jon, 20·flob. I \1) .. Don' 1 lot your1o1r bo munlpnlotod rodny to o ~oint whuro you oro roruad 10 tuka u pQMitlon thut oppom tho will or lho tnlllurlty, PISCRll (fleh , 2U·Moruh 20) .. lndopomlonl antlouvori ut·o for muro llkol~ lo ha IIIU• omrul for youlllduy thonln· vglvomont! thut I'CKjltlro u uol· loYtlva off<>tl . 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"W~ wlll be 1lolng our VI!I'Y b ~~ llf IIMUI'Il . up. ' "Tho ill~\urblna p11rt l8 1hu1 This dll All -n~ · wu~, G!lll~ oily If lhutpor1on I! ~o~r mAll, You'll aa1 whut ~ou •lvt, CANCBR (Juno 21~July 22) · .. Commo1111 ~ou moka tllxlut liiiC 1\11\I'C lll'c lust ·us 11 · tt•nn11ll\tlulhlliM. · In I\>97, 1h11 ptl~l h tmtll~d 11cnr 1\lttll'll," tlt•uu utldctl. nino 1\itlll 11rt1~htl~ with nine ''How~VI!I\ cvctl If we llllt 1111 kill d. In 1998 thut\1 wet'll otn~er In cvct'Y cl'illlh 1\ICll• thl\1.~ t'llll\1 Yl'll~ht\K With tiW\\t\ tlm1, II' muttll'lllts llun 't llt!\l'l kiiiQ\1, In 1999 thlll'\l wat'\l II W\\111'1111! thl!it· Mlll'cty hell~, er11~ht1~ with 1 a kllletl, In Mlllwinll llown, 111\tl 11boylr11! a000 lh l\llilk~ li\111C~ - C~S<II'Y l.'illlll~l'S," he Nltkl. . • lS , th~ ~adtlc C'htlptcr Jbr thl\.-c year~. pluced IOth In lhc stale ~ulls Cl:)E (Cureer Development livents) nnd wun grand dmtnpiun with tsts ~ "liWt'YIIIIC II ~ds l\l sloW tlnwt\ illltll~uvc Cilrly l'll\ltlgh ·hl llt'l 111 thdt· tblilluth\lt 1.~·=• ,,r l\1:1111 the ~flltllld owtu~ win net's it\ cm·lh.:t' ~·om\wtilimh She lms hccn Mllll'< 1111~ ..r the tlnul 1\\ur ntllit\11111 tltml· 11\t\111\CI'o Wilhll\11 h<ll lttjl pepper~, green hcans. sweet Clll1t. onll hay. She htls M~t'I'Cd as llresldent tmlHih>cs, \VIIS \1\IC llf M,'Vclt dlllscll lllti 111~11· 1 dtklcs 111 tl lawt\11 •• ulltltlll "mtm(l\IW\11' In tile 1t1~1 IWO Y\\111~ Ill ~~~~p nt'lk~t·~ wot'kfnl! lhc Mtdwny~ In illllh w~.:mhlc lml\lllction. Stl\'t~. lilllll!!ht~r 111' Atll\ltt ntlll Shlrll.'y Snyi'C ill' Ru\.'inc, tlml f ffW' ltfflJUiftomqf sclc~tcd tiS n t1tmlisl in dll~lil\11 , N<llilltlltl H<A SliYI'C \ pt\>,lc-:1 w,ir~ ha~ Pl\llkicnl'y ;1\~ t ll\1 <II"Cil \If illdllllclt rui~illl! ..:ubhnl!e, th~ th~ l.'itii~IIN uml lut'tll 11\llhll'l~l~ Ill\; S!tll- illld lll~l'lll · ...,..._ ..,... ,,.,...,;, Stlyt~ will 1!{1 thmuph a 11tml ittti.'I'I'ICW Ill\ 'l'hllt'Slllly, tlt:t. ;t I, 111 the Nnlil\1\ttl FFA C'II\IWIHIIlll lt1 LIHtisvtllc, 1\y, 011 ..~·lduv, Nov, I , she mid her FilA itdvisllr, Aut'l>tt Suyt~. will I'll.' IHI Slllj!C lit l't-ccdqm ~lull lllctllcd ut lhc Kc11tucky l:lxll\lsltlot\ C'cntcr whct'C lhc fitml r-esults will be Ullnnunccd l\1111 pluqucs wIll he ti\Vnt\lcd, Stlyi'C ti\IW joins Jct~my 1·1111 In cstubllshlnt~ tulolhcr 11r'sl 1\lr the N.udt\e Southern FFA C'lmptct'. lie' pluced In th~ tup li:lUt' lust ycnt· 111 the t1ret1 of hot'lku hure ut the nulltnml level. While Rudnc Suulhcrn · WA mcn1hcrs runkcd nutlollully lli'CVI<tusly, theMe lii'C the only IW\l llCCUNIUt\S when metltlicrs phtccd In the top l'our. · . Jlurty•slx tlhl<l lll'lliklctl· ~y WII\1\Cf$ WCI'C SCI\1 for• Wnt'llto the 1\UlillllUI Clll\11)\l• tltlon. Of these winner'!.! her hHnuttlCs ul the Ohio. Shttc tlnlr 1wo yeut's, Her jutll'lley lo national I'CCIII,IIIili~>n begun four yeats lll!ll when she selected Yell· Cltlhic pt\lductitlll as part of her I'C4t1it"Ctl SAE \)1\tjecl.· While ill nttrl..:ultul-e dusses, she studied the VCI,IChlble Industry learning how plants ure grown und then murkel· 11111; the products she rul.sed, · Mctu1whlle, she pnrllcl · pntcd In CDE <.!1.mtests wl\kh included soil Judalna, publk spcukintl, parllomentury procedure, l'ore~try. nnd muny others thot wuuld help her In the ve~emble lndu~try. Suyrc lenrned nddllional skills which 1'1!8Uited In her plucl11g nrst In District 10 compcllllon nnd third ht the stnte \lt' Ohio. AI the e11d of her junior yenr, she had pluced second In \he state and ulso received the honor of Stnr District Farn1er. She also re~elved her Mtate FFA dct~t-cc . 'fhiM ycnr Mhe pi ailed tlt'Stluthe ~ll\111 Itt IWo 1\rell, n~l!outttlna nnd vcaetable production. . She now · attend~ the thl'\1 were rnled bronte, 17 were rtltctl ~liver nnd 1wen· tNl~ Wlll'\1 ruled gold. Jlrom the 26 11old, ~even were cho· 8cn to conipct for the nnal University of Rio Ortlnde four nntlonul fltmll sts Itt where she Is mll)llrlna In their nren uf prmluctlun. coltlttllltl lcntlottK, · Who e Are . • • othor1 tmluy, avon If thoy uro 001110 bt uur!ltd filr IHII wl!lo and 111 !liiOI'Itd or tukon out or oontoM. ll'a bell to keap your thouahlllo your· lrUO, I or • nrrnln, · . Beth Ad.llmll, RN Progl'tsSI\1!! tll't' Unit Chet·yl l~ rQdcr, RNC, 13SN w1tl f1't11111 Center 1a1r. , I. 0 (July 23·AUI• 2Z) " , OoeBU80 you 0111 bt " bit riMk tAker rrum 111111 tO linll, IOOfty ~OU 1110uld bt CAIIIIO~! o!poehtll~ n ~our rlnune1111 . • ·-------·~----~----------------~' • • HEALTH SYSTEMS _,,__ , I' lle$lde$ \~hlble ~uc­ tlott, Ohl{1lms Mtionnlrlnallsts In the tll'e~~ ol' 'furest llltllln~meut . ttrnln pl\lduc· ~At'INE l.11rl1\ tl) '"' a linn, "11 mechunh:s. turf · mcmbcl' of th Rnd11c 11'""~s m;ttH\I!Cment. small Snuthcl'tt WA C'huptcr, has tmhmtl ~ttt~. tmd dairy pro· Patrol cracks down on·rash of fatalities PEANUTS I national lll!Jall" 1«-ee\Uy <ll)elll:!d llllllffi~ Ill I.!IOI.IWI.III.O 0\CYOU ~CD T\o\e;.lo\ iWK.E. TO \XlVSI..E>C~K ·named · Ooctol~ . l1t.! ooul)le ll>tticll ~~Je~:lall.te~ tn '#liTO OHO Ill I ftWOO C..OOC>! N-\\) Mikol! atld • Racine's Lori Moe~ C\llmty Chamlltlt of L<lla Hartlour of p,c. her state ct\etl\l)rotl~hiP plaques, has beet~ nan\ed a ftMIISt In the COOI~Jelttlon 111 the area of veaelable prod\10- d1rectot ol 11\1\11~ Sa~ of ~lad~. sllowt\ With Mllol\al FfA Cmll ll\0!!)' Bll\ct\0!!1', , GIIT/lR •• " Lot\ __ www I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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