https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fbd1cda645063b56d908fa0d39421c18.pdf 4447b28ded80ee09048728ffdd76af61 PDF Text Text .. .... -..-.··-·· .-., .. , " . . •• • • Prep football: Wahama Sunday, September 15,2002 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Pt. Pleasant, WV Page 08 • 6unkp lllmu ·6tntlnd ---- -..... I South rn, 81 Alabama's Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail Officials say disease may What'$ Inside be· ing deer .Scores of dead animals discovered · .' BY IA!Att J. RliD Sentinel st11lf writer Browns bury Bengals, B1 Mission dinner at Pomeroy 378 Holes 01 Mind-Blowing, Heart-Pounding, Adrenaline-Pumping Golll ' ' UMC POMEROY - A misson outreach dinner will be held from 4:30 to 6:30p.m. Wednesday at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. The free dinner will feulure spaghetti with meatbulls, tossed sulud, gurlic . bread, be veruge . and dessert. EMS reports weekend calls POMEROY - Units of Meigs Emergency Services answered ihe following weekend calls for ussisiance: CENTRAL DtiPATCH I: 18 n.m. Saturday, Success Rd., Jeff Roush, Holzer Medical Center; 4:12 a.m., Osborne Rd .. Eunice Midkiff, Marietta Memorial Hospital; 8:3.5 a.m. Sunday, Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center, Terry . Dickens, 0' Bleness Memorial Hospital; 9:52 a.m., RRC, Judith Wildermuth, Hoi zer; 12~34 p.m .. Scout Camp Rd., Luella Flck, Holzer; · I :07 p.m., Holzer Meigs Clinic, Pen'ny Smith, Holzer; · I :30 p.m.. Elmwood Terrace Apartments, Vicki Boso, treated: 4:18 p.m., Hysell Run · Rd., Cora Folmer, Holzer; .5:17 p.m .. East Second St., Pomeroy, Juanita Long, · Pleasant Valley Hospital. • The longtime home of the George Horak family on West Main Street In Pomeroy Is burned, along with two other houses, to make way·for approaches to a new bridge to be built across the Ohio River between Pomeroy and Mason, replacing the span that was cof]structed In 1928. The Ohio Department of Transportation. will put the project out for old In December. Burning of the struC. tures Sunday also provided a training e~perlence for volunteer firemen . (Charlene Hoeflich) Slnlor June Ashley, Dorothy Downie and Helen Bodlmer display personalized Ohio River Bears they received In appreciation of their combined 53 years of work In the RSVP Yesteryear program. The three retired from the program this year. (Charlene Hoeflich) Senior volunteen' efforts hailed BY CHARLINI HOIFIJCH Santlnel news editor ·Weather Hish: 80s, ·Low: sos ......... A2 ' Index : . 2 hdlona - 12 ll'lllft Calendar i:lassifieds . Comics Dear Abby Editorials kids Scoop Movies pbituaries ' Load up lhe suv and head oullor lhe golllrlp ol a lllellme•. People who've played the Trail call it the Number One Value in the world as a golf destination ... "-Golf Digest consumer survey. ... "one of the top 10 trips in the world." -Frequent Flyer Magazine ..., "some of the best public golf on earth." -The New York Times. "The Judge is beyond belief...... Next to Bethpage Black, . · · the Judge offers more golffor the money that any other course In America." -Golf Mag,azine 11 ~ports Weath• AS B1-3 86 AS A4 A6 A3 A3 84-5 A2 • e 2001 Ohio valley Publllllln1 Co. , POMEROY - · Retired Senior Volunteers were "kickin' up their heels about volun· teerin"' and being recognized for doing it at the 29th annual Volunteer Recognition Program at the Senior Citizens Center. Western theme decorations and vases of daisies turned the center's room into the O.K. Corral for a day. Nearly 200 seniors and guests, many wearing blue jeans and straw hats, auended. There to entertain with hiM folksy Appalachian music was Michael Mullen of Marietta, .a songwriter and storyteller. who said his goal for the day was to "connect the crowd to its country culture." He played the mouthbow and guitar, sang several songs, told some stories, and led the Mary Lou Hawkins was one well-dres•ad patron .of the O.K. Corral at Friday' I RSVP Volunteer Plu..... Senlon,AJ Recognition Luncheon. (Chl!lrlene Hoeflich) Cruise· ., To SALEM CENTER Wildlife otliciuls believe ~ commoo disease Is killing scores of whlte·tailell deer in Meigs. Gallia and Vinton Counties. Meig~ Coumy Wildlife Officer Keith Wood said Friday he and Pomeroy Veterinarian Kellv Grueser are gathering tissue and blood samples from deer believed to huve died th>m epizootic hemorrhagi~ dis. ease, in 1111 attempt to ~'On­ finn the disease in the area's deer population. Residents who obserw ill· appeurlng deer or tlnd dead deer are asked to ~ontact Wood, who plans to conduct an informutionul meeting about the disoase at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Salem Township Building. A~ muny us 30 deud white. tailed deer were found in Sulem, Rutlund, Columbia und Scipio Townships in Meigs County Wednesday ulone. und others . huve been found in Huntington Township in Guilla County und Wilkesville Township in Vinton County. "011r emphasis rl1.1ht ~ow 'Ia\.. aathot avldoo~ ~Q tho Ohio DepW'tment of Agrloultui'O cuo ml!ke ullOnCluslve· decision about the disease," Wood said. "We want to be able to say. definitely and without question, that this is EHD." Deer contract the diseuse through the hites of gnats which gather ar stagnant watering sites. where deer drink and go to stay cool. Prosecutor: Alleged teiTOrist cell on U.S• radar before Sept. 11 BUFFALO, N.Y. (APl AI! alleged terrorist cell bused in western New York und trained hy Osumu bin Laden's ai-Qalda network had been on the U.S. government's radur since before tho Sept. II terrorist attacks, n prosecutor said Sunday. The lnvestlgutlon into the Lackawanna cell began In early summer 200 I, about the time records say the men returned from Afghanistan. suid Michael Battle. U.S. attorney for western New York. The men were barn in the U.S. and of Yemeni descent. "\,\'hut essentially hap· . pened is thut lnforinutlon came to our attention that . pointed us In the direction of these indlvlduuls," Buttlo said. He declined to common! on specifics, but auld law enforcement officials took investigative · ateps to cor- wunv. rljgolf.com For more informa~on, call (7401 446•1071 .. ,# ' Plt11t '"Terror, AI MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference www.bolzer.org ' •' rohorute the inl'ormutlon. "It wu~ hu~ed upon th11t corrobomtlon thut we bejllll to look 11 little deeper," Buttle suld. He. said the communioa· tlons und other nctivltlcs surroundinp thil ct.~llinten~l~ fled this month ,, · Federal uuthorltiea who announced the arrest of the .members of the 11llegod tor· ror cell said bin Laden him· sqlf lt.~ctured the men on hla unti·Amerlcon bellcfN whUc they were In Knndnhor. Afghunlst!m, In the monlhN · leading up to the Sept. II , The men came home to .J..ackuwannn. ~ miles south of Buf'fulo on the ahor of Luke Erie. In June 2001. federlllnjlents anld they hlld no Information the cell WIIA planning 11n uttack in tho United States. Pour of the men were arrested .Friday 1tnd a 111\h ·Falrl Holzer Medical Center's Annual Teen Fair will be held Wednesday, Sepllimber 18 • 9 am • 2 pm . Gallia County Fairgrounds Come and enjoy our 50's themell 1.800.949.4444 The dry >unun;;r hll' lwl!'«< l.'llntrihute to the l>utbreak. Wood >aid. "There rt<~lly 1\ IIi> 1\umlll\ solution to the oroblem," Wood said Friduy.\,What we re<~lly need is a . ch<~nge in the weuther. ,·older te-mpera· t.ures uni.l >ome r<~in to 1\lheve th~ drought, whi~h C\lntrlb"t~'s to the diseus\1," . EHD is considered the most ••ommon ;~ilmeot ull'ect ing deer in the Elastem United States. Outbreaks have been reported in lndiumt. Kemuc'-y. Michigun und West YirtJillia. and suspoe ted cuses wef\l repor1ed in 11197 in O~Wt\\l Township . und l 1180 Ill Muskingum Towpshlp. according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources . Cattle. horses und other II vestuck are not unected by thll disllaso eitht~r. uccorllhtt: Ill ODNR ·~ Put Ruble . The diseuse Is not rel~ted to Chronic Wasting Disease. u more serious illness which strlkt~s mul1.1 -d1.1er. white· tulled deer and elk in the western U11ited Stute.~ . Deer suffering fi'Om flt\0 may «ppeur lethart:lc. disori· 1.1nted or unresponsive to hunwns. As the diset~.~o pro· grosses. deer may liloea . from the fi(!SO or dr®l. ~ow le~lon$ or sQI'\l~ 1111 tho · mouth and swollen fliOOI and tongues . Dead deer aro likely found near water ui'Ous or wethmds, Wood 11sked that uny 1\lSi· detits who spot dead deor or deer showlnjl 11ny of tho EHO symptoms contact him at 985·4400 so they can be spotted und tested for the diseuse . · • • . �ttlmbtr 1t, 2002 Th Daily Sentinel RECOGNIZED - These Veterans Memorial Hospital volunteers, no longer needed since the last of patients have left the bUilding, were given special recognition for their years of service. They are, rrom left, seated, Elizabeth Parsley, Vinas Lee, Libby Asher, Clara Burris and Mildred Fry; and standing, Rose Deem, Sally Ebersbach, Betty Sayre, Sarah Nelgler, Juan ita Roush and Grace Warner. (Charlene Hoeflich) Ohio weather ~-.n ' ' . ('MMt...,;iniF: •' ;., . ' c ' . ... to be m n ,_'"'\ \,.• IIRDINtiD IIRVICI AWARDI - "eoogrttted fOr their years of liOIut~teeHng through the RSVP PiligraM and !)resented remembtam:es were from left, front, Dorothy Downie · and Polly Eichinger, 20 yea~ ; back, Lloyd · Johnson, Ardella Johnson, aet\ySeyre and Melvin Ttac~, HI years, end Jane TeafOrd and Mary ~tllt'Chet, 10 'l!!a~ , (Charlene Hoeflich) dl!i!ttur $lilt! P*Yilholotleel l!tid l)olygreph h!*t* db· \liH!III'I~d tim epplleent. The NAACI" Wilms thl! llpplltllnttu be elther hired or ftlll!llh!d . · Th~ ortatilutiotl li ~hel· hmgltit the l~llllllty of el\'ll t~er\th!e Hm for pulll:~ 11nd fire d~pilrt· till!tit8 In P11rnu, Chwel11ntl 's hlflllill t suburb wllh 1!~,tltlO pl!ilpl!!, NAACP lawyen aald the t.estlnll p!i!tlllh!d 11" Aua. 2 NlMI!nt dl!tfl!e lltld llliiY \tltJiiltc th~ ogreeli\ent, whl~h ended o I ~~yur leg11l flaht th11t etm the elty $~0o.tltl0. . 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Tha hmtMa lllntllfllll ono of' tho llll'!lllMI co lh.\~ tiOil ll or McOufflly'll wot•kt nnd MOillll ltemMhe gnce owned, lnclud· 11111 th11 ila11k whert~ he com· Jlllad hlll llnt i!dltlonln 18~6. Thil university rvlltol\ld tllll hmtMil with mnnoy pon11mt~ by "" llndowmont und vm·lmtM povct11111ont~t~rnntM 1• hutthll non· Jlml1t tnlllilllltn will crmthmo to oo illllllOrtlltl by dt)nntlonM. A C'lnclnnRtl llllhll 11her Trumun und Smith, pnhiiM hi\d tho Bcll!etlc flh'lll l~etul ol' In I836. flu~h AAid that Mc{) ut'fo~ 16ld the rl11htMto hi A work for only $1,000, nnd mi88Cd roynlty .pnymcms for tho Morici! thnt hna 1old 122 mlllllln coplcA by 1920. Terror hmPipA1 \.Vas attel!ted S~tutday. A sixth N.Y resident was ~rreiited In llahrain, family members told The New York :rtmea for Monday edit.ions, A fedcml ofl'ldal told the Mwspaper more details on the new al'llist would be Aiven Monday. . Relatl vea of the men arrested earlier dented they Wl!te 11\vlllved with alQalda, . · . omtlalli nld the discoveey of thll terrorbt cell Willi cot\necttld to lllfotmatlon thdt 11l8o pnimpted the llush admlnlstrallon to raise America's tentlr alert to ''code oranae" - the second-highest - oli the eve of the one-year atlnlvetsary or the Sept. llllllach. . J:llll Special Agent In Charge Peter Ahearn said Saturday that the investiga. lion was continuing and appealed for help frotu anyone who might hnve .lnformatiot~ . He said authorities bclleve the key figures in ' western New York ·have been caught. l'ive of the men appeared in li auffalo courtroom Saturday in hnndcutTs and shackles and were charged with providing material sup- · port and resources to foreign terrorist organizations. The judge entered a "not guilty" plea for each and ordered the men jailed until a detention hearhill Wedlll!sday. . According to the criminal complaint unsealed . by the judge Saturday, the the 111en - Shnfal Mosed, 24; Fnysal Oalab, 26·hSohlttl AI wan, 29; Yaseln To er, 24; and Yahya Ooba, 2~ - live within a few blocks of each another In Lackawanna and trained togethet at a camp in Af~hanlstan. tim~. ' At lhls point in we're not sure they have in fact committed a crime, regardless of any conduct they might have been engaged in," James Harrington, a court-appointed lawyer for Alwun, told CNN. Ahearn characterized the group as an ai-Qaido-trained cell. "They worked together, they socialized together, they Jived within blocks of each 01her," Ahearn said. "It's u trained group of Individuals that were trained In Alghanistll.l,l '' · , FBI Spectlf Agent Bdward Needham wrote in the complaint that unlndlcted coconspirators told him Ooba, Alwan, Mosed and Taher attended ai -Qaida'i! al· Farooq terror training camp near Kandahar, where they were trained to use Kalashnlkov assault rifles, handguns and long-range rifles. . During the training camp, Senion The Daily Sentinel . Reader Services COtNOtiDH POlley fromPipA1 tuaPa m.oeo, Ohlll Vi lily PUblllhlng Co. Our main COhC8tn In 1111 otorlao lo m ba Publlahad &118ry afternoon, f.1onday ollOUtala. 11 jUil knlll'i ol ~n atmr 1n 11 through Friday, 111 Court Slreal, tlory, mill tho MaWihiOth 111 (740) li92· iiomaroy, Ohio. Second·QI.,I ~ 11!41. \iOIIaga paid at F'omaroy. Mtmlltrl The AaldQiatad PrGaa and the OhiO Nawapapar Our 11111n numlllt (740) 001>·2111. '* Ditpll'tllllftt IMltniiDHI 11111 NIWI ldhbr1 Chirllila Hoilllch, EICI. 12 118!Min.tl BHiM lliiil, Eld. I~ Mjllil'tttl A!IMil Ht!Jjllll, Elil. 14 ljltirill EICI. 14 Aillloolallnn. Pollm•ettr~ !land addraaa cortec· Ilona to the tlally llenlln&l, 111 Court ~lreel , iiomeroy, Ohio 4s1e9. lubeorlpllon fi11te1 ly <~•rr!M lit motor route ClroUIItlon 01n1r11 Man1aor Cht!Hitlil Ht~tnl~h, E.t:' t~ M'i!IIMI ntwi 1 mydltlyitnllnal.oom Willi -.mydall~rinlll.ee~~~~ · One month , , , ••• , ........10 On• Yllr , , , , , , • , , • 1 .•104,00 0.11~ o oiO' l!Ublortbat• ihduld ~amtt In idVaHoe dl~ecl to The Dally BIIMIIHel. No IUbidtlpllon by mall patmiHed In area• where home oarrlar aarvloa Ia allllllable. Ill Dltltlal Mllf,\ Mllli Jihkltlt, EICI. 17 I I I l ' ' I ' ; ' ; I 0; Mill lubacrlptlon lnlldl MIIDI County 1i!Weilkt .. , .. , . . , ..•.'1!7.30 2e Wa6ki .. , , , ..... ...'BB.B2 82 Waeka . , , , , , , .. , , .1108.&!1 ll1t" Oultlde Melge Countv •eo.oe 1BWeek• ... . ,, ....... 211 Wiakl . .. ........••1oo.10 62Weekl ..... , ......'200.20 crowd in singing some old familiar songs. Diane Cootes, RSVP dlrec· . tot, emceed the progrum. She Introduced Mlck Davenport, president of the Meigs County Council on Aging Boord, and members of the RSVP Advisory Board, chaired b)' Bruce May, Also Introduced were Meigs County officehold· ers 1 political candidates, ancl U.S . Rep. Ted Strickland who spoke briefly about the contribu: tlons of volunteers In a community and the role they play In helping people. Oi ven special recognition were JuhC Ashley, Helen llodlmer and Dorothy Downie, who have retired from the RSVJ> Yesteryear progrum wllh Meigs County fifth graders. The three !lave been Involved In the program, which teaches pioneer craits, for a total of ~3 ~ears . · A111lthl!r group recog· nlted were the Veterans Memorial · · Hospital Au11Hiary volunteers. After l% Ulbuld Like To IDlcome ... 304-675-~ PVH MldiCII Dftlce BUilding, ·Iuiie 218 • POint Plllllnt, WV IIIID PLEASANT , . VALLEY HOSPITAL ,, ' ~·-- ' ·~ • I I The Dally Senllnel • Page A3 www.mYdaiiY. .nllnel.com .. the men were lectured on "Jihad (holy war), prayers and justification for usin~ suicide as a weapon, according to Needham's affidavit. It was the same camp John Walker· Lindh attend ed, but officials declined to ~ay if Lindh assisted with the investigation. U.S. authorities hope 10 soon arrest the three co-conspir· ators, Battle said. He said the three, who were not named, are not in the United States but are American citizens. Four of the five men were arresled Friday n lght after federal agents raided sever· al houses and a social club in Lackawanna. Golab was arrested Saturday morning. The sixth man was identified as Mukhtar ui-Bakri, who hod lived in Lackawanna but was in Bahrain as he prepared for his arran~ed marriage there, the Ttmes reported. the· hospital closed more than a year ago, the volun· leers continued their service to residents In the Skilled Nursing Facility. It closed a month ago and the 'auxiliary disbanded. Recognized wertl Elizabeth Parsley, Vinas Lee, Libby Fisher, Clara Burris, Mildred Fry. Rose Deem. Sally Ebersbach, Betty Sayre, Sarah Neigler, Juanita Roush, Grace · Warner, Marabelle Frecker, Lucille Bearhs and Abbie Stratton. Service ·awards went to Dorothy Downie und Polly Eichinger, 20 years; Ardella and Lloyd Johnson, Betty Sayre, Melvin Tracy. and Isabelle Wolfe, 15 years; and Mary Starcher und June Teaford, 10 years. AER 2171 F.O.E. At It's regular meeting Sept. 16, 2002 7:30 RM .Wlll.hold a llnal vote on Obituaries Jack Niday REEDSVILLE - Jbcl.. Jay Niday, 42 , Reedsville, formerly of Rel~re,. went to heaven Sept. 1•• 2002 at his residence. He was bom April 2:1. 1960 in Parkersburg. W.Va ., son of Rosy Harpold Niduy of ·Reedsvi lle und the latt: Fosler Niday. He was u member of the Lillie Hockin!! Church of Chrisl, a past member of Boy Seoul Troop 1113 and a pas1 member of the Olive Township Volunteer Fire Department. · Besides his molhcr, he is survived by two brothers. Michael Niday and his wife. Sharon, of Mulberry Flu .. and JQI! Thom and his wife, Patty. of Belpre; a· sister, Dorothy May and her husband, Curti s., of Huntsville, Ala. He was a wonderful uncl e to David, Michele, Lori Anne. Chris and Jimmy and great uncle to Lindsey, Andrew and Kory. In addition to his father, a sister, Wanda Semones. pre· ceded him in death. A memoriut' service will be held ul 2 p.m. Tuesday. Sept. 17, 2002 at Leuvilt Funeral Home in Belpre. with Evangelist Steve Fuchs ofli· elating. Burial of cremated remains will follow at Blaine Memorial Cemtltery in Cottageville, W.Va. Friends may visil from I to 2 p.m. Tuesday. Memorial contributions may be mud~ to any local volunteer fire department or 10 the Lillie Hocking Church of Christ. · - P•ld notice Robert L Phillips CHESHIRE ~ Robert "Bob" L. Phillips, 79. Cheshire. died on Sunday. Sept . 15, 2002. at lhe Overbrook Cure Center in Middleport. He was born on Aug . 22. 1923, in Mannington , W.Va .. ~on of tht: late Harrison L. and Loie M. Lemasters Phillips. He was retired, hllV · ing been 1he Director of Physical Plan1 a1 Auburn University, Montgomery,, Ala. He was a member of First Baptist Church in Gallipolis, a World War II US Army veteran and a member of 1he Gassaway. W.Va ., Masonic Lodge. Surviving are hi s wife Kathryn L. Hansher McKinney · Phillips. of Cheshire whom he married on June 2. 1999, in Tennessee; two sons, Dave (Li nda) Phillips of Gallipolis, and Tom Phillips of Ga llipolis; sle(l(hildren, Jo (Tim) Dunn of Cheshire. Peggy (Brian) Hartman of Middleport, and Lewis McKinney of Canal Win,hester; thr.:e granddaughters, Amanda (Eihan ) Davis. Melissa (Shone) Edwards and Kathie Phillips : five step grandc hildren , Jennifer und Ja(Ob Dunn, Steve · (Lorrie) Wood , and Stephanie Wood, Meagan McKinney; two step great-g randchildren. Jenny and Madison Wood: one brother, Arthur B. (Sue ) Phi.llips, Richwood, . W.Va.; one sister Virginia Slull of Cincinnati ; and one sisler-inlllw, Jacqueline Phillips of Grafton, W.Va. He was preceded in death by hi s first wife Evelyn Tanner Phillips in 1998, and by 1wo brothers. Urban K. Phi II ips and Gorold G. Phillips. Services will be ut ll a.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2002, at Willis Funeral Home with Pastors Alvis Pollard and Archie Conn officiatin g. Burial will follow in Sugar Creek Cemclcry, Gassaway, W.Va. Friends may cull at Willi s Funeral Home on Tuesday, Sepl. 17 , 2002, from 6 10 IJ p.m. - Paid notice Deaths Jewel o. sail p.m. Tuesday. Sept. 17, 2002. .at the Funeral Chapel. · POINT PLEASANT Jewel 0. Sail, 91, Point Pleasant, died Sunday, Sept. 15, 2002, a1 Marian Burton UTILE HOCKING Pleasant Valley Hospital. PrivDle funerul services will be Tuesday, Marian Burton, 66, Little Sepl. J7, 2002, at Wilcoxen Hocking, died Thursday, Sepl. 12, 2002, at Marietta Memonal Funerul Home. Hospital. in Marietta. · Bumetta E. Runyan Graveside services will be held at Coolville Cemetery at GALLIPOLIS - Burnetta the convenience of the family. E. "Sadie" Runyan, 92, No cal ling hours. . Gallipolis, died Suturdar, Sept. Arrangements by White 14, 2002, lit her residence. Schwarze! Funeral Home in Funeral services will be 3 p.m. Coolville. Wednesday, Sept. 18, :!002, at ..;;..;~,;;.;.;._ _ _ _ __ the Cremeens Funeral Chapel. Subscribe today •992·2 156 Burial will follow in Chapel of www.mydailyacotlncl.com Hope Mausoleum 111 Ohio Valley Memory Gardens. 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Clu Tllf Ot>illlOII.\' fX/JI'fSSrc/ ill lhf I'CI/1411111 l>t'/ow Clff the CC>II• """·"'·' "f rlw ()hiv V.rtlty l'ubli.shin,~ Cu. rclitoricrl bomd. s ' • NATIONAL VIEW Hydra~s offer Found HENTOFF~S HISTORY .. TODAYBY THEIN ASSOCIATED PRESS Todny is Monday. Sept. 16.thc 259th duy of 2002. There ure 106 uuys left illlhc yeur. . Tuduy's Highlight in H\slory: On Sept. 16. 1940, Presiuenl Fr1mklin Roosevelt signed Into luw the Sclc~livc Truining und Service Acl, which ,~et up the t'irsl pcucelimc militury drufl in U.S. history. On 1his dale: In 1638, Frunce's King Louis XIV wus born. In 1810. Mexico begun its rev oil uguinsl Spunish rule. In I HlJ3, hundreds of thuustUlds of setllers swarmed onto u seclion of lund in Okluhornu knuwn us the "Cherokee Strip." In 1919. the Americun Legion was incorporuled by un uct of C<mgrcss. · In I lJ4ll, Surnucl T. Ruyhurn of Texas wus elected speuker of the House of Rcprcsenllllives. In 1974, President Ford unnounccd a conditional amnesty pn1gmrn for Vietnum Wnr dcsel'lers and draft-evaders. . In 1977, Maria Cullus, the American·born primu donnu famed for her lyric 'opruno 1tnd 11ery temperument, died in Puri' 111 U!.(C 51 · In llJI-(2, the mu"u~re nl' hundreds of Palestinian men. women and ~hildrcn by Lebanese Christian militiamen began in west Beirut's Sabra and Chutillu refugee camps. Ten years ago: A proposed debutc bet ween President George H.W. Bush und Dcmocrul Bill Clinton wus cunceled after the Bush cumpaign's refusal to negotiate with a bipartisan commi,sion . Former Rep. Millicent Fenwick, R-N.J., died Ill age ~2 . . . . Five yeurs ago: A11orncy Gencrnl Janel Reno numed Charles Lu Bella the Justice Dcpunmem's new leud prosecutor in the cmnpuign fund- raisin~ investigation. · One ycur u~n : Prcsrdcnl George W. Bush pled~ed a crusade against tcrromls, suying there was "no question ' Osamu bin Lmlcn was the "prime suspect" in the Sept. II uuuck. Eight ~rosS·Country runners from the University of Wyoming were kilbt when their sport utility vehicle collided head-on with u pickup truck Ihut had swerved into their lane. Movie producer Surnucl Z. Arkoff died in Burbank, Calif'.. at age 8.3. Tuda(' Birthdnys: Actress Janis Paige Is 80. Actre~s Lauren Bacatlrs 7N . Blues singer B.B. King is 77. Cler~ymlm• author Rev. Roher! H. Schuller is 76. Actor Peter Falk 1s 7:5. Actress Lindu Miller is 60. Rhylhm-und·blues singer Betty Kelly (Murtha & the Vande lias) is 58. Musician Kenny Jones (Small Fa~cs ; Faces; The Who) is 54. Actress Su~an Ruttun .is :54. Actor Ed Begley Jr. is :53. Country singer David Bellamy (The Bellamy Brothers) is 52. Country singer-songwriter Phil Lee is 5 I. Rock musician Ron Blair (Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers) is .50. Jazz musiciun Eurl Klugh is 49. Weather reporter Mark McEwen ("The Early Show") is 48. Actor Mickey Rourke is 46. Magician David Copperfield is 46. Country singer-NOnllwriter Terry McBride is 44. Actress Jayne Brook is 40. Slnser Richard Marx is 39. Comedian Molly Shannon is 38. Singer Marc Anthony is 33. Actress Alexis Bledel ("Gilmore Girfs'') is 21 . Actre~s M;adelinc Zi mu is I7. Actress Kyln Pratt is 16. Thought for Today: "Ynu can love a person deeply and sin· cerely whom you do not like. You can like a person passionately whom you do not love." ...:.... Robert Hugh Benson, English · author and clergyman () 871-1914). . 0 .. VIEW Service's •• Ordeal spotlights attack on judicial independence ~. d the!IO CIW.lil\1 0011\ll\\\IIQI~, BY MATH~ That one lln~wef Wll~ ~wldlld l.l~ With robotic precision, the Democmt· Repub!lcoo Sen. Arlen S~ter Qf controlled Senlltl) Judiciary Committee ~oo.~ylvtultll. " ~mber of the J\Kilctl\ey' haL~ rQiected. by n p!U1y-Une I0.9 vote. the COOI!I'ilt~. in the July lli.Al»"l T\n~et<: president's nomination of Texas•Supreme ''Article II, ~lion ~. oftooConsthutiQI\ • Court Juslice Priscilla Owen to u seat on tells us tlult the pres.ldem 'MIIIi nomll'"to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeuls. and, by tuld with the lldvi~'ll 111\ct \\~~~~of Also rejected was 11 proposal to send lhe the Senllte. Mllli t~Prolnt .., J\~'1)(1 \II thll nomination to· a fuii-Senme vote. where Suprelllt) C1mrt. tuid t~ll Qihef Olncet'S Ill' there wns 11 strong likelihood tht1t Me I~ United Stllte~' .., Nelt~r 100 tOX.I Ill' the.. would be contlrined. I WIL~ pm1lculurly COLUMNIST CQI~tltullllfl I\Of !Ill)' IXllltemf'(WalilOU~ 1)1'· disappulnted that Wiswnsin Sen. Russ subsequont history says nnythilJ» !lblu the Feingold - the only senator with the ~'On~ ability Qf one se1111to.r o.r 1111e oommlll\ltlto stilutlonal courage to vote agMnst the USA Patriot Act - joined the p!U1y·line ological extremism" by such members \II' detellt "j\ldlcllll oomiootil\1\ by- the pl':':<l·· vote on both counts. . committee. who were builylt\i her. ~ · de~ the COOIIW)'," SpeQtel' Clll\111\\llld, . My own judiclt~l heroes hnve been the New York Sen. Charles Schumer, l\\11 lhllir "Ill the Fedemlist (~'Wet'S I 76. AleJtlinder Louis Brandeis. William 0 . Douglas. real 11\C!SS!lie WI\.~ thut they wanted to bo H""liltn" 11'"..... c"'v tlmtthls con.~lltutloo- , William Brennnn amd Hugo Bhack. 1 do sure hl.lw Me wolald vote (111 the Fifth "'' ,... """" """" not h11ve 11 conservatl ve bent in these mat· Ci~uit on their own ideolouloal pliorltles. Ill 1\lliQtion WI\.~ to he llltOI'Ilised b)' the ters. In this confrontation, I watched such u.~ teen-anoi'S nnd abOrtion. Yet, her Se1111to liS 11 whole. ... II' 1\1\e senator or una. .... a1 ~ committe4l hilS lhe lie fuctll p~~~r Ill blool:. Justice Owen's hearing before lhe 1.'011\· ruli nas on ~nt consent .or tecn·"iers nomlnt\tlon. thlln the ll(lvi~lll~llt : mittee on C-SPAN and I'OsemJ:hw her rul· desirina !lliortions are. !iho tl.lld them. In 11clllu!\0 of thll C(\1\~tltullon l~ I'Qt\®~ vif.ings. I disugree with u number of her decl' Une wlih Supreme Court decisions. tmdly 11\eU!liO»Iess," sions, but I cume to the sume conclusion as Moreover. nlltlonlll polls I've seen Mow 1 d(l not e~tpoot illthM tho pressui'Q a July 24 ed.itorial in The Wushington Post u haq:e ml\lorlty of Americans in favor Qf uroups on both the rl»ht lind thll left Ill (hardly u bastion of conservatism). pllrentul for abonians. Yet, adhere Ill the cleiU' mllndllll) llf the "Justice Owen is indisputubly well qu11li· Democmtsconsent on lhe committee Cl\ariled lhlll lied.... She is still a conservative. And that Justice Owen is "out of the 11\lllnstreHm." Constitution by llemnn\111\j l~"t the SilniiiO is still not a good reu.~on to vote her There wore llther objections. hut 118 Nl"" ohlU\je " fltle thllt i~ ool~ Of lls (lWn 11\lll· down." Totenberg reportw on N"tlol\l\l Public 111i· f · When the Bush administration decided R11diQ, "Pemocmts put her 11bortlon rocorct II Is up to the president o ooy (W'\y Ill to largely ignore the Americlln Baf front and center. portawlnu it as hostile to !ICI\ed\llo an OOdi'Oss to the Amenolllt peo. · Associution 's rutings of judicial nominees, 11bortion rights." plo oo plime-tlme television, and tt}ll t~m Democrats in lhe Senate were indignant When .Republicans have been in the haw ood why this serial cootempt of the because they wanted the ABA to continue majority on lhe Judiciary Committee, !hey~ Con.~thutlon hils been mkl~~j pliiCO fur ~ to be Involved. But here comes Priscilln huve also been arl\ll:JIIlllly Ideologic~\~ t~nll long. • Owen with 11 unanimous nuing of "well partisan. Contlmmlly it~nored by both purThis Is " ti\St rn hiP"rti~l\11 001\Stltlltl"!'"l . quulil'ief by the Americun Bur ties is Ahruhum L.incoln's Insistence on lou®I'Mip t'?f ~" W. Rlll'lh. who Clll\ Associutum. · udicial independence. When It comes to do it now. I! he fulls to meet it. tu\)11\IIUN· But when she· was vmed down by the Judioiul nominees. suid Lincoln. "We 000• Cllltdl®tes tar lhe presid~tW)' of thO United· Democrutic majorily on the Judiciary not ask whllt he will do. und u· we llhould. States shmlld he 111iked it they will denumd· Commillee, Senate Democmtic Lender und he would answer us. we should an end to t~is oyniolll undormini~~» of ju\11· Tom Du.~chle of South Dukotu, hardly u despise him for it," ol11i Independence ~y thll Sen11te J~tdlclll!)'. renowned constitutional scholar. suid. There is only one unswor to this O(lntln· Committee. no mutter ~hioh party If h\' "The message is !his: We will contirm uul disregard by the Judiciary Committee control, quallllw judges. Don't send us unquull· of whul the Constitution says ubout the (N«I Hfntnff /.1 r1 1111/lrlfllll/,v fl'llflll'llfd lied people." "advice und consent" role.of 1he Senate in «ulharl/y rm ;r,., F/1w1 Am~ufimt~ul mill thr ' Bill qf Rights.) • Justice Owen was ullucked thr her "ide· ·-··~-···-- something for S8CIII ' Discovery of two missing girls ·helps with grieving H•Ullll 0-e~~tllll~&tl t. <:lllh:lholilf ln'lmllno.tal o<>n ttmlt, • t'O 1 I e ftl and I I<> 3 ~ . WI. >at Hill ~~~ 'll* ClillftiV H-eanfl llel)atllV~eftt. CMiftet1 rrtll*l be ~~~()ftl!)il n o~&d l)y \)IHI!I'Itill&y'lll llllttdltl\ . D<>Miol:lM alllltl!<:hi.UM "IJI l\'0\ requored ~t ~181'> . VIC!&*. ""It'S.\' Olllfnvi." f' tWit"c/. • The Oregonian, Portland, Ore.. orr mi,,..,;,g girl.1·: In the summer of missing girls. we have fownd our own. Ashley Pond und Mirundu Gaddis were murdered and dis· ~urdcd us ~ruclly us the imu~inmion cnn bear. The discovery of \heir hodics lust month wall help lhe families und commu· nity ~ric.~e. but ulso kicks into mot.ion som,ething else: The morh!Llll~ulaon on every dclml ollhas case. trom the contents of Wun.l Weaver's home to 1hc (;Oior of their coffins when the girls nrc laid to rest. ... ' · lnstcud of life. they g111 imnwrlu\ily. This is little consola· 1i~1n . And it's lillie cumpcnsulion for the yeurs when the girls suffered rrivutely, wllhoul knowledge thut lite co~ld be beuer. safer lUll fuller of love. B(llh were sc~uully ubuscd us very young girls by men who should huvc loved ahem. Both u~derstond rancor and lighting und loss. One wu' lo~ked out ot her home repemedly. left 10 ..:ry in the purking lot. . They hud huppy moments. us home movies and photogra~hs ~un testify. But even us clcmcntury·school children. the g1rls knew more tirsthund uhoul hurl und belruyullhun most people lcum fwm ulifetimc nf hooks and movies . ... The pwsccutinn of the murders of Ashley and Miranda wlll take months. if not yeurs. During thut time. every lust angle will be dug llp und turned. over lllle u thousand small shovel· fuls ol' din: The response lime. the detective work. the evi· dcn..:e, the parenting; the sociul services. Undoubtedly. the story of 1wo missing girls from Oregon City will be~ome fod· dcr for truc·crime novels nnd television movies . . People grieve us they need lo. ll's the onlf way to make · se1bc or it nil. But us the flowers fade along the fence mthe Wcuvcr home, perhaps the best way to honor Ashley Pond und Mirundu Gaddis is to help other lillie girls however possible, one missing childhood u1 u time. ~~~~·n Co\H'IIV Nat Hentoff ' Dream about owning , your own home? Le end.of Ho l~ood, Ca~ Grant, honored BUSINESS MIRROR . Stock analysis now subject to stringent .oversigh( ' 11rnUJClulndvisel1l. who then hud to put in " If nn nutllyst keep!~ 11 huy nttill!l on "stt~ek NEW YORK - Thlk about uccounlllbil· Teque~t with the unal~~ts. And anuly~ts for lll(lnth~ oven while 1t plunues 1\lW\ll',. , ity. Slack nnulysts now huve to ~:ive lhem- weren't u~uully eager to comply, llUI)'be thut'~ notli\lmeone to trust. , selves a report curd of sortli, People don't like lhe pillit to catch UP. wilb The opiJOSitO is truo. too. Yoo m~ht 001; . Slurting !his week, they have to delllil in !hom, especially when it's riddled wiih bod wnnt to follow thll views oi' MmllllyM who !heir resenreh repo1111 their stock mtlng .cnliN, Anll1111 recent hl~tory hu.~ Mhown, ann· u,PllmdeR a ~took IO.I\i nfier itlWiches its .,· . change~~ und price targets over the 111111 three lyslli do mllko mlslllkc11. NOrnelimetl hill yeurll und correlate that with what the slack o~~e~~. And ~uvln111hrilo yomll' wllrth llfd!IU\ will price ~tuully did over the 111une perlnd. Now, anuly~ts' slrt.!k rntinas und price tar- allllkc It clem' whetl\Or 11 bOO ol.lllls thtl OJICO(}- , Cull it wrong time und U!luin, und people getslbr up to three yQIU'!JMd the ~lrt.!k price lion (II' lhc rule. · , will know. over the same periOd of tlrne will be n011tly Invcstol'll might hnve heen allle kl YIC! lhls. Not !hat rullliyslli' hi~torical performMcc laid out in a line ilfllph In 1111 research repam. dfttll to avert NOme bla IOIIIC!s over thllltl!lt , will! a big SC(:ret. It Willi just nearly lmpo11.~i· Analyslli nre required to provide !his few yQIU'!l. . • ble to get a hold of if you were lllllndividulll lnfonnatlon for lillY s1ock they have covered M11ybc those who follOW«! the tid vice Ill' , investor. unless you kept u suu;h of old for ullclllit a yeur. former Morrill l..ytwh analyst Heney re)Xlrts. · The new rule. ell~tive Sept. 9, I• p11rt of Blodjlilt in the Into 199011 woold lmvo boon! Duling the boom times, that didn't mutter u broader effort by the Securities nnd llblo to IiilO how he kept lluy mtlnt~s on hll!h· much. Smullinvestorrl weren't soconcemed EKchnn11e Commission und N111ional flyina lntomct C<lmP.ftlllcs like Qn1y8 1100• about whether anulylltA luld it exiiCtly rillht. AII!IOCiatlon of Securitlca Dc!llcl'll to malco Peta.COill tsY n thoulih lhc Rtoob ~ In 11, They' were hllppy beciiUIIC prices kept so1ns lnveHtrnent retleiiRlh more 1n111twonhy lind fi'ea fall and their 6uslneliliOM woro 1.11'Um•., up. credible. · blln~. ; Then siOCkN NllU1ei.l to Nlide. nnd rnnny . EHHQCiully durlnlltlle bull ITliUtct of ll1c or how nbllllt the oonlinuod pgahlvo mt-.. investo!1l wondered how this could be. lute 19901;, 1111111y tllluly~tl! pnvc only paHidvc IJJS~ by f<mllcr St~QIOOO Smllh IJW'Iltly Milo', Suddenly, tlllulysts' cul)N Neemed way oft' reeommendutions of COmPilnlllll they COV• lyJIJook On~bnmn? He romolnea ooiUIIh \ln base. How could they sliy a stoek was a ered NO !hat their tlrms ooufd win lnveatment WorldCom, Oloblll Cl\ls•lna tllld o\horr• strong buy when Its bu~ineHs Neemed 11 ne btlllklns bushJCss to do vecy lucrative 111C!IJ· telecommunle~~tluns compunlcH until !hoy, fullin11 apurt? er doills lllld !iWCk olfcrlnp. complcloly oolll\plled lhiH sumlllllr. ,, lnstilutionul inve£tonl could uft'ord to HUbAnd' thoy kept pumplns up lk!Ckl cv n fl~n11 QUI when to buy and NCII Ia no , scribe to independent Nervi~ lhtU track mt. when~ knew tlic buil~ wero folllns. · ~Y fOil!. And lhcro'N oo dUnylng ihlltann·~ lngs over tlmc, !Kl they luld n better Idea who That loft 1111111y unkoowlnJ lnveatm, oapco ly~ lmvo om lmillhf Into " C<llllfllllly'M. . got it right and who didn't. clally hidivldtial ~ plllycl'll, holdlna on liualnollllhlll11lllllli·tfmo lnVC~~m But tile I'C80UJ'Ccs weren'tavailable for the when they should have liceilllcttlng out. But llllllly!IIA ~~ren't lllwuy~ riahl. flun:ln11 · little guy. 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Onllin-Meigs Community Action is offet·ing .t:i:.= . homebuyer education clnsses for nnyone who is intePsled in learning ubout the ins und outs of buying or mnintuining u home. Kothorln HoJ}bllrn,JllnMilr Rogor1, M11rilyn MOnro 1 Or11~ Kolly1 Hepburn 11nd Uaram11n , Audl'll)' lnl!rlil Out ho IYi\M mo~ than " romantlo lo11d t18 hll d11mon· 8trlltilll In 111\l lil41 111m "!htM plolon," di~IJ I \ld lly All'l\ld Nlt~hot'l:k. In nnothill' liltQiwoek thrlll\lt\ lli~ Q·s "North lly NOI'thwil8t." hil Will mi1111ken for 11 MJlY· hil illl!hlh attll'np In 1h11 "l.ill!llnth or HollyWtJilll" aarlal lillll\tros 11 lll\lntlnll <Jf. or11nt from 11 bhtl: k 1111d whlto publlolty phoHl mado In thil o11rly 1!!08 b)' W11rnt~r Oro1. plmto1mphor Dan SIK. Tha11rtl81 for 1111.1 now atamp Ia Mleha t J, Dan . Orant dl d In DltvoniJOit1 low11, on Nov, 2P, IQ8(1, llllhil 111111 of 82 whllo on 11 111QIIklnll tour. Wh n 1hll Anillrlean ~lim tn 1 tltut~ In IQQP llllllOYileOd lt8 lilt or !h 1!1'0111 11 Amorlellll80I'Oiln Iiiii• ondl OriiiU Will mtmild liiU• ood ninonath top 2~ man. Tho now 1t11m1l will lli! rolm d . Oet. 15 In Hollywlllld und will bo IIVIIIIIIIJIO all Wh13l'O l llll'lhiM Oet. 1(1, Tho S111mp · flulnllmonl Sorvle 1. of tha PoiiHI Sorvleo o~r1 Orll•dlly eovan. t'oll (800) STAMP-24 •. Topics covet·ed during these dl\Sses include: Financillg Budgeting Down Ptlymtmt Assistance Credit Is sties Available Loans Insurance Legal issues Home maintenan e Working with Real Estate agents Home Inspections Closing forms • Working w~th contractors ' . f u.s. lasses now ·forming. Formor information contact 992·6629 or 367 •7341 ' •• ~ r • • I . • �.. Monday, September 18, 2002 Frobs & llllllblll The Daily Sentinel Inside: ...... Witll. C1111r llll• • triiiJS&IIIIIc...... III'-PII.II • Scortboard, Page 82 Newman wins in tht rain, Page 82 NFL Week Th•o, Pagl' 83 11 Maedwy. Sapt.ahr 11. JIG M.y Hero Who do you admire and look up to? Tell about · your hero and why this person is a.hero to you. P1rtl of4 ~etahlc 'th Frutt oups d vegetables are important ources of il'boi\Ydrate$ and fiber, They are also your natl.inil Vl'f t liJGHLIGHfS ~dUne: Ott. 13.2002 Publbhecl:WeekofNov. 10.2002 Milk Group 2-3 servifl9S bo(lv wsoes,_ _ _tu do hundreds of thing, like \ Meat Group Send )'()Ur s1ory 10: 2 servifl9S Den Dickemlll Soulsby :ztth at Loaan \Oallipoli• Dailp tl&ribunt 825 Third "venue, Glllipolis, OH 45631 · - - - · You need vitamins to help Please l~~~:lude your school and 1rade. ~rure-a_c_m_., v~~~e~ making 3~'t ..;er.,lngs , . . . . . .ftftlMYNIMe Point PluHnt WV · SpontOf'1 of: A !rd arade class at North Point Elementary Point Plusan~ WV Home Natlonel . .nk R1clne, OH Sponsors of: Mra. McNickle'a :Srd 1r1de cl111 It Southern Elementary Racine, OH AmMican 1 1 - ,.,_, - Ga¥1n Plent Choshlre. OH Sponsors of: Ms. Crum's :Srd 1r1de class al Addovllle Elemontll'l Addison, OH ........ ,.,... lnauMnc. Servtcea Golllpoll1. OH Sponsol"' of: Someone wns hunicy IUld took some . of the food from the pyramid. Match the Mrs. Perry's 3rd arade c.lass It Rio Grand• Elem•ntary Rio Grondo, OH shapes to find out which Item!! lite mlsslna. Cora • hh.-..... Ca..,.,.... Cab"·and other ""e"' leafy and dark pn veggies give 't • you the K Vl &mln. K i~ the clotmasterl When you get cut it helps your blood to clot ~othat yOu don't lose too Com is a source of vitart)in E. One Orange Lett\ll(e & Broccoli thing thtt vitamin E tal:~ :yoUltl homping on these give5 you This frUit is an does is protect your import:lQt source of ~m.~ itnp<>l'tan~ B vitamins. Why the El$'1 'rhi3 group of vitamins vitamin C, Which sute lung$ froB,) · is invulvtd in making red comes in handy if you poUution. It also helps tall down and cut blood ells~ which vitamins A ~Zarry oxygen yout'$elf. andKdo It helps throu~h yout theit jobs bOOy. you heal. much better. blood! LOGAN - The Meigs cross country teams compel· ed in the L 1'\' Some..,m• rumut the,m\ the Skyt1ne Lonao Gallipolis, 9.H Sponsors of: Sandra Wall11,er's :Srd 1r1de cltu It Pomeroy Elemontory Pomeroy, Ohio -c--,---- n-.-uc-ke_p.;_ll_ur-al-1-lactrl--c Rio Gronde, OH Sponsors of: Bocky woodyard's Jrd arodo clo11 at · Southwestern E1omonlol'l · Rio Orande, OH Rio \'Ire Rio Grondo, OH Sponsors of: Phyllis Br•nd•nberry's 3rd arade cl1ss at Washlnaton Elementary Golllpolls, OH Holaer Clinic ·Montpmery sets lOOM Gallipolis, OH Sponsort 'Of: Shell• Bevins' 3rd 1r1de cl111 It Middleport Elemenlll'l Middleport, OH SponiOI'I of: Mrt. Ours' lrd arade class It ·RON KIDS ...... Ta~kAIIout · Some fruits nnd vegetables provide \ron - nnother Important mineral. . · Iron hl\s n big nnd Important job. lt is one ~omponent of hemoglobin, the part of your red blood cells thnt carries oxygen from your lUnQs to the rest of your body. Every part of, your body needs oxygen. Look throUJb the DeWIIp&pel' fortwo . adjecdYe& to deaoribloac;h Of the foOd aroupa on the Poocl Pyramid. record VEGETABLE FRUIT VITAMIN FIBER GREEN WHEAT SMILE MINERAL WATER KIDS COLOR More Nutrition News www .heahhykids.com IRON CLOT LIVER . . Find the words in the puzzle, then in this week's Kid Scoop stories and activities. EATWTKHEPV " YRAHMIDWER G R E .E N D AGE Y F0 RA I S EBGR CLOTMTIURF N0 R I A F E YE S ECLBTAT E T R HELMINERAL AEREVILTWH ltlndlnlt Unk: Letter ooquenclng. ~ooognlzlng ldtntlcol wordo. Skim and ~e~n rtldlng. Aoeall tpelllng paHtmt. Sell Health Use words and pictures from the newspaper lO create an ad to "sell" other kids on eating healthy. • What letter Is like ·avegetable? .•u.,ppo•'-rfa•po.•l.llo•n•w•llh!l"re•ta!l"ll•ve•e•vlde• . •"o!llfi• . .,n""':'--~--~~----·d-J8•11•8I0.8.4;l;;..:,;;I:I;;3M~8;,;N.;.'t.·--~~-----.1 ' - •c•o•m•po.•l.llo.na•t•ha•t Holaor Cllnlc Golllpolls, OH Sponsors of: 1 additional 3rd arade ciiSSIS VIUihan'l Supt1rm1rket . Mlddloport, OH Sponlol'l of: Sandy Needs' 3rd arade class at 1E11tern Elementary Mlddlopor~ OH Cra•ra•d• Greenhou••• D~ 6 M,.. Shuta Gallipolis, Ohio Sponsors of: Jerry Howell'a 3rd 1r1d1 cl111 It OrHn l!lemtntery I OH ' llv1clon't Pawor lqulpmonl Golllpolls, Ohio Sponsors of: Ml'l. Oevenport'a lrd arede cleat 11: Bldwoll ~lomontal'l · Bldwoll, OH ldwlrd Jenea 1nve1tntentt Gallipolis, Ohio , Sponsors of: Mrt. Sara Spurtock's !rd 1rede cl111 et VInton Elementery · VInton, OM J • Morrllon a AIIIOCIItlto Gelllpolls, Ohio Sponsors of: Mrs. F•llure's 3rd 1r1d1 cl111 It Hannan Trece Elementary Morcervllla, OH lqulpmont Jhlldan'o Clllllpolls, Ohio Sponsors of: Julia ,VIUihtn'a 3rd 1r1d1 C:IIH It Rutl.-nd Elemontal'l Rutland, OH Letart Corporation Golllpollo l'erl'/, WV Sponaors of: A Jrd 1r1do clo11 Gllllllllldt Gallipolis, OH . Sponsors of: Julia V1u1h1n'a 3rd 1r•d• Mindy Yount• Jrd 111do MltiO Glbbt' Jrd 111do Pluo II oddltlonol 3rd 1rodo clot- Wo111•n'1 •••kadt•U Teftm Ur.lo~ttllr of ..0 Grande Rio Orondo, OH For more Information on becoming a classroom sponsor, contact Den Dickerson at (740) 446·2341 ., · . White Falcons beat Tomadoes, 50·11 BY GARY CLARK OVP correspOndent out of Top :15 Mlddlopor~ OH Sponsors of: Ml'l. Struble's :Jrd arade cl111 It Southern Elementary Mlddlopor~ OH CLEVELAND (AP) - No hurled helmets. no huunt.ing ending. The Clevelund Bn•wns let Cincinnati quurterbuck Gus Frerotle provide the follies this time. Frerolte heaved 11 puss with his ten hand to ltvoid a suck. and Kennrd Lung returned the interception 71 yurds 10 set up a pivotul touchdown us Cleve lund rolled to 11 20.7 victory over the Cinclnnuti Benguls on Sunduy. "Those kinds of things muke you sick," said Frerolle, who threw three interceptions und wus sucked live limes. Kelly Hoi~'Omb had nnolher solid gume ns Tim Couch's till -in, throwing for two touchdowns and 198 yurds behind a depleted line us the Browns (1-1) sliced up an overmutched defetise. Linebacker Dwuyne Rudd promised funs a greut performance to utone for his helmet· throwing blunder 11 week earlier. which let Kansas City get u 40-39 win. The defense didn't huve to be ~rent ugninsl the Ben guts (0-2), whu got the1r t1rst touchdown of the seuson in the closing minutes, when the game wus out of hund. The helmet fiasco wus forgolten - for now, anyway. "It only shuts 1he door if we are able to go . out and do what we ure ·capuble of, nnd , that's mnking the pln~l)ffs.'' sni,d Rudd, who hud just one tuckle. 'We won 1 wunt 10 be one win awuy from the playoffs und huve everybody look buck to lust week liS the . reuson we didn't muke il." . Not even Corey Dillon could muke 11 dent uguinst ll temn he hus routinely shredded. Dillo11 run for I 08 yurds, caught u learnhigh eight pusses nnd had to feuve to gel intravenous fluids for dehydration lute in the second quarter. ' Dillon was in the truiner's room when Frerouc - known for hurting his neck by head-butting u wall during n touchdown celcbmtion with Wushinglon in 1997 turned the gume uround with unother spurof-the-moment gaffe. Truillng 10-0, the Bengals were arl.lllnlf.• when Orpheus Roye broke through nnd beur-hugged Frerottc as he looked for u A IIG HUG GUI ..:... Bengal& quarterback Gus Frarotte (12) throws for 11 Browna Interception that led to 1 receiver. touchdown as Cleveland's Orpheus Roye (99) adds pressure during the second Quarter Sunday at Cleveland PIHII IH lrownl, 12 Browns Stadium. (AP) ' Manhall drops V1u1h•n'• lup•rmerket Advanced H11rln1 Clntlr Gallipolis, Ohio Sponsors of: Sandre Moc;k'a 3rd arede clau It Ohio Valley Christian School Oalllpolls, OH n • IJING£1 $tlllldlrdl Link' Writing Applications. Write perouaalve Washlnaton Elementery Golllpolls, OH PARIS (AP) Tim Mon1gomery of the United Slates set n world record in the I00 meters on Suturdny, clocking 9.78 seconds nt lhe IAAF Orand Prix Final. The previous world record of 9.79 was set by fellow American Maurice Greene in 1999. Greene wasn't rncing in this event Letort Foils, Ohio Spon1or1 of; Mt. Holter's Srd arede elliS et South~rn Elementary Mlddloport, OH You bet! e g u n lnvitulionul on Saturday. On the girls side. Shannon Souls by comp leted the 3.1 -mile ruce in 24th . place out of Soullby 116 runners. Andren Burd e ltc came in 54th und Hemher Hysell 92nd. The Mur· u~der boys were puced by Grunt Arnold who tinished 61 st · Stoblrt in the field of . 189 runners. Lee Laylon crossed the line 77th and Ross Well pluced 80th. The Mllfuuders mude their bresence felt in the Big Chief thullenge, a I00-meler sr.rinl ·up the sleep curving 'Big Chief Hill." The chullenge, open to all runners is held ufter the day's ruces ure com· plete. Meig~· Ryun Stobarl caplured the boys' varsity challenge with Shannon Soulsby grubbing the varsity girls· title. H0111f Cllnlc Oolllpolls, OH Play the A+ Bingo game every day for A+ health I Every day when you eat a serving from one of the food groups or drink a glass of . water, mark off the correct box on the A+ Bingo card. Browns win Battle of Ohio, 20-7 MONDAY'S HUNTINGTON, W.Vu. (AP) - Marshall's loss to VIrginia Tech dropped the Thundering Herd ou1 of The Associated Press Top 25 college fobtbull poll Sunday. : Marshall wus ranked 16th entering Thursday night's game. The I Ith-runked Hokies raced to 11 33-0 lead en route to u47·21 victory. Marshall is now four spots out of the 25th spot in the poll, while Virgmiu Tech Improved to No. 7.. The Herd will be at home Friday night aguinst MidAmerican Conference foe Central Florida. RACINE - Brundon Gugnon scored ulllhree limes he touched lhe bull to leud the Wuhumu White Fulcons to u 50-12 win over Soulhern on Suturduy evening before u spurse turnout ut the Meigs County school. Gagnon put Wuhamu on the score· board under u minute into the ~umc when hr picked oft' a Phillip P1crce pass und ruced 66 yards 10 puydirl. Gagnon also added a 30-yurd puss reception from sophomore quurtorback Chud Zerkle for another '.first- Cubs drub Reels, 6·0 . quurter touchdown before capping his big night off with n nine-yafd TO gallop. Zerkle, who had attempted only !'our pusses in the White Ful~ons first two gumes of the seuson. uiso tossed u 17 yard strike to Aaron Fuulk while connecting on 4-of-4 on the night for 9.5 yard:~ . Wuhama buill a commanding 28-0 first period udvuntug~ before tucking on 22 points in the second quarter for a S0-0 edge. Th~ White Falcons improved hs seuson record lo 3-0 on the yenr while u young Southern squad fell for the fourth time in us mnny tries. "We cume out of the blocks quick- touchdown . Rudy Ward cupped off the offensive eft'on for tho Bend Area ' team wllh u 6:'\·yurd 'punt return for six points. Anthony M.itchell bunted four PAT kicks on the evening with Anrun fluulk cumpletln11 twu polntufter-convcrsions to Auron Davis. Southern avoided the shutout when Phillip Pierce threw n couple of fourlli period touchdown f!ussca . Pierce connected wilh Auron Sellers onu 23-yurd to~ s wilh Cl: II rcmainina before udding u :14·yurd TO ucrial to Buddy Young In the games fin11l minute. P11111 IH Pelcon1, 12 . Clarett, OS~ prove something In Win COLUMBUS (AP) - Just as No. 6 Ohio Stale fell it hod something to ~ Team USA prove, so did precocious freshman tliilCINCINNATI (AP) buck Maurice Clurett. . Summy Sosa broke a scoreIn their lirst big test of the seu!iOn, less tie in the eighth inning the Buckeyes rolled over No. I0 with his 46th homer, leading Wushlngton Slate 25· 7 on Saturday. ' the Chicugo Cubs to a 6-0 A week ufler losing a fumble and : BEIJING (AP) - Natalie - win over 1he Cincinnati Reds . rushing for just 64 yurds In u rout of ~illilun~ scored 16 points on Sunday. and Tamika Catchings added . Kent State, Clareu had an Ohio Sosu's 42 Pfnot, three-run Stadium record crowd of 104,5~3 to lead the United States to shot off Scott Sullivan (6-3) · an 80-39 viclory over Taiwan . chanting his name .. at the Women's · World Clarett piled up 230 yllfds on 30 cargave Curios Zambrano (4-7i Basketball Championship. ries and scored 1wice. - with 194 his first win since July 13 and yards and both scores coming in the the Cubs a splil of the foursecond half as the Buckeyes erased 11 game series. De La 7-6 deficit. Bobby Hill hit another "I was mad because I fumbled last three-run homer in the top of week.'' Claret! said. "The coaches tulk the ninth, sel up when Reggie about how It's a privilege to carry the LAS VEGAS {AP) Taylor dropped Joe Girardi's bull for Ohio State, about how 100,000 OIICar De .La Hoya left no tlyball In center and Todd people ure depending on you to. hold doubt who was the best I54Hundley singled. onto the bull and not fumble it and give pounder in the world, stopZambrano limited the Reds it away." ping Femimdo Vllfgas with u ylcious ass au It in the 11 th This time he didn't fumble and he lo one hit und two walk~ in round of their grudge match. certainly didn't let down the fans. the fim four innings. He · . De La Hoy a knocked down Clarett was shackled by the Cougllfs' struck out eight in seven Vllfgas for the firsl time in the defense in the first half - 36 yards on innings, matching hi~ sec· fight with a left hook in the II carries - but he run 44 yurds on his and-highest total of the seafinal round, then pummeled fint cWTy of the third quarter and son. him along the ropes until refnever let . up. Neither did his teamDanny (Jraveii almost eree Joe Cortez moved in to mates . . matched him pitch-for-pitch, stop the fight at I:48 of the Ohio State coach Jim Tres~el Raid the allowing three hits in five round to retain his WBC tide run lit a fuM under the team. ahd add the WBA Iitie Vargas innings and no walks in a "You could see it in our guys' eye~," held. career-high live innings. Tressel said. "All of a sudden, that . ly and 'didn't mukc uny mistakes," Falcon couch Ed Cromley suid fol· lowing the win. "Everythhlg hup· pened so quickly. We jmnped out to 11 big leud und that ennbled us to see some of our younger pluyers In vursi· ly uctlon." The 11nar three quarters saw the White Falcons' second ond third units seeing action the remainder of the contest. In uddition to Gugnon's big ni~:tht Wuhnmu got u 19-yurd scoring run from Oabe Lnmbcrt In his only curry of the evening with Justin Jordon guining 67 yurds in 1wo uuernpts with Jordon scampering 53 yards for 11 . womenfare better than men '3 · Hoya wins In stYle . • OLD ICHOOL MOVI ..;.,. Ohio State tailback Maurice Ciarett (13) 1tlff 1rma hll lr~to the end zor11 throY&h 1 Waehlnaton Stltl defender for a toYohdown Satyrdey. (AP) way gave you that rush or thut rai~~e you then cut outside for 44 yarda until he need to do even biner and better was run down from behind. things." "He bounced II outside and then jutt The Buckeyes were pinned at their took off," said Ohio State runnlna own 9 on their firM play of the IICcond PIIIIIIIIOIU,I2 half. 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Ask~ II' he )1'\lblcm whh !10 l11p.~ l'llmnln· Ill N~\\' llliiiiiiShh\' l'kn<"w how hm\1 Uus~h wns 11~, l\\\l~ It 1\Wtty with II 11ni~h lllll.'l~llltlllillll Silt'l'lll\'1\l ~111111' him, • Newmtm nl Ilith, He leli\ls Mnrlhl by 111\t'l' \'1\lllll.'~lllil' l.' 1\l'l.'\)llil· Jushlnll sl~ 1111illls lnnn1.1 111' the t:h~~est llllllhlll.l. phll'l' flnlshl.'s. h Wtls his "1'hut 's wlm1 W\'' \'t' 110t mh'- l'llt'\'s In NASt' R hlst\lloy, Sl.'l'b •l\'11\lillll I~lh hlp 111'1' iw~ 1\w," hi' s11lll. Ncw11um slt\I'IC\1 on th\' pole tlnlsh In ~7 11\l.'t'~ . Ltql ullcl' In~, Uus~h th~w t\w the t\nu'h time this scuson l)\111 ~llllcl'. wlm hl'ml• up t11 N~:wmun s humt'll11'. btu'- m~tl led lh~ tlmos t\n· 1-1..' ~- ~\""" lti'IU&lN' Clow- 1'11!>1'"111\ ' 'Nr..'il't)(' ~ ~ II~ ........" ,trlv~. t1 1111\~ \Ill tl\\\ L~ !1-mUe lWtll. lt be\:~tn~e the I ~h Wi 111:r ltl win thl ~~'00 with nine ~~ relnt~lnlnl!, The ra.'OI\I 1\1' I~ wlnnel'l; In a ~en~'OO Wlls ~tla~t ~r. It 1\!11~ tl\\\ 4lnJ NASCA.R lc llll'l'h\1. him t\11<.'\\, \ l\'t\\1 fur ~1\~"1!. tl\\\ toj} A \:tl\11[\ll\ t'of ~In WIIS M\~ 1111 lnp IW. A~t v n \IWIIer In · the history of lll\11\\ lilfl.~. N SC: R endro Chump l'\U'S, wh11se drivers tum~ wun ll lndlnnll(ll)lls lhl' l'lll'\\ ~~~ 1111<111 npen·wheeltltles. N~Wim\1\ hus e\tlhl l\ll ''*I I M1111 lllll'llll\1.1, like Newmnn In his 11111t 1\111 ~'ti\Son 011 the dtl'ult. 11\ll his lll'l;t victory liS tl \'I'CW dllef, Ncwn11m di:nnlmltC\1 early, but Johnny llc11~on ~~~~ht him when the rut-e resumed l\1llt1whlt! tl dchl)l tit' nctlfly tWO hOUI'l;, llci\St\11 stl\l'led se\.'\JIId, rcl\chcd Newman on thll 11:\1\1 lnp ttnd p~~ssed him lh>e lnp_~ h.ltcr. 8111 llcM1III lllppcd thi\ llll)tle\1 CUI' llf Mike Wllllllct nnlhe 141 sl lup, und Newnurn tlllllllusdl ~~~ by him, At thllt fllllnt, lhc fllt>e cume down ttl 11 lllmlc uf Fllrds between Ncwnmn um1 Uusch. They 1\'CI'e septll'ntCil by only n few ~ur len~ths ns they wurkC\1. thd1· Wtl)lthruullh lnpped-trnf· tk. . Redmen s~cer club Improves to 6·0 llRISTOI .. Vn. Tlw lilliWI'shy nf Rln Unmllll, l'UIII-.~11 No. l in the hlllisl Nl\1 men's SI\Cl'\ll' jlllll, hllpl\lvctl 111 t\· tl1111 the liQII~\Hl wh 1 11 p111t· nf wins 1m Frlllll)' 111111 Sillln\luy. 't:hQ Redmon 1'1'~\11\lcli 11 l·O wln lll!llhlst Kln11 t'11lh!11e 1m l•'rllluy liiKl hdll utl' Vfl•jllllltl llltQI'I\I\11\t 1111 SUIUI\Itl)t, Rln (Mil llcl't.lut~d 1\lnj.l 1-'·l · l) on Fl'itlll • :!·tl, It \VIIS thll fll\h ~\lllNC~IIIIVI.l shulllllt 1111 th1.1 sciiSilll. Sc11lm l'ui'WIII\1 .It Ill l.llllllllnl s~lll'lllilhli flt·~t 1111111 of thli 1111111\l 111 thll thll\1 ml11utc 1111 1111 nsslst lh1111 Simon {'tu'lly. flollmv slinlm 1\Hn Whlttnklll' (Uu~tllll, l~n11luml) ~h1scd out lhll S~lll'hl)l whh II lltllll in thll 1\Hth ml11ut~ . t'nroy 111111h\ wus l.'l'llllltod with th nsslst. Rlu Ornnllc uut·shnlthu npp1munt I!I· :2. Junlm l!lllllkulltllll' OIIVI.\1' SIIIKiers kept his unlllcmlshut.l mul'k 011 thu suu· Sllll With 11110 SUVC 111\ll his fiiUI'Ih shutn\11, Th ljlllllll tll\lVI.ltl 111 hu tlh)lslunl ns Whht11kur unll snjlhnmort.\ llcl'onllt.\1' Mtll'k llnhuy Wlll'll h 1 whh yollow ~tll'tls 111111 stmlm Kuvln McCioskoy wus e,lu ·t· otl th1m tho ~onl st nml sui nut thu Sutut·lluy tilt . Vil'llilllu hHCI'tnntll WIIS thl.l first llllllll 111 s~'\ll'll 1111 the Re1h\lM this souson , ·'·l Now '1\llk II~•Km li\IQ11Iq f\AIItm~r• lil1111111 Ooy ll·Mhll"*lOift Onl\lllll\1 CiO'Itll\11~ Konuo Oily llotroll Junkw lllill· t1dtltr Nils llt~Cke s~lll'lld Rln's t1t'lit mtu'kl.lt' In the Hth ml11ute utl' 11 f~ll<l fmm Justm liiii'V~)I . turcy 111\ldltill hls t'll\h ljl\UI or lh~ Si.lllsl\1\ In lhu 7Sth mlnul\1, lie wus usslst~d l'ty t\'llshmtm Joh11 tlll'f\\11 . Thtll l!\\lll tlcll thu l!llllnti ut l · l . VIC t~· l) hull s~ul\lllln th~ 13th unll ~Hth mlnutcs l'llspi!Ctlvt.lly. tun\111 nlso usslstctl the l!lltl1t.l wln1101' In th~ ij31\1 mlnulu whM Loonm\11\mntl tho bu~k of tho m1t. Tho Rodmlln out·Nhllt VIC 12· 10, StltiU\lrs yl~ldlltl hls 11rsl l!tlllls of the s~uson, hut did Slllp sht VIC' shots. Rio Ol'lllltle will pluy Its home ope111.1r Ill ~ p.m. llll W!!tlnesdiiY lll!lllnst tho tho Unlvl!l'lihy of Churlcston til Bvun Dttvls Field. Rtclwomen win lth stralpt IN STITU1'U, W.Vu. The Unlvt~t'lihy uf Rio Orunllll volloybttll teum ~ll'llt~hod Its winning Mtl\luk to~~~~ ~nnsll~:utlvo mulches unu wnn u se~und mnlllhltmll'numont 011 Smuttluy ut West Vh'J!IIIlll Sllltil. Rio Clrundc (7·2) ntl~ned tho tuurney by wlnnlnll the tlrsl mut~h In three 1!1111\~s .10·'l3, .m.lJ uml ~0·23 over Kl.ll\lll~k}l Suuc. C'helst.lu OeOttrmu nnd R~bec~u Wlcrwlllc led the chur11e tit the 1\\ll 1\w the Rctlwomell whh nine kills Ctl~h. Jtlllc llultl!y udll~d c111111 kills tllltltwll Stii'Ve uccs. Jtsslcu Wheeler pi'OdUI:ed the top dlll\mslvo lllltlttll whh ll digs. Jenny Oldln11 uml Klut Pus11y eut:h utldi!tl I0 tlil!s. Kutle H11~cs ~omlnued to nutkll h11r lll'llscncl.\ 11.\lt with nine blocks . In nu11ch two, th\1 R~dwumct\ cruised too 30·9, 30·:!? untl 30· 1? triumph over Sulem lnhlrtmtlllmtl. OcOurmo pusted 16 kills und 17 dills h1 u domlnutlnll per· lilrtuun~e. Unllt~y hutl nln~ kill~, 18 all!s untl twt~u.:~~. Wheelllr 1\lylstcl\ld seven kills, I~ dlys nntl three blocks. Wlerwlllc hnd olllht kills, Oldi1111 hntl II dillS nntl Huycs lltlll i~lllhl blntkM. Rln t.mpp~tl utl' u pt\i'lll~t Snturtlny with u MWOilp ot' Duvl~ tmtll:ilklns, 30· 26, 30·23 und 30·24. Wlcrwlllc led the ulluck whh 1~ klll~ ooaumm follnwetl with nine nnll W1 111~ler ptlHti!d l)il!ht with 1:! dii!N· 1-tuyes ulltled tlvc kills, while Chrlstltlc Hu)ltchcr nt:ltched II tll11s untl Oldhll! hutllour bl01:ks. Wheel11r utul DcOurmo were numcd ttl thenll·llluruument toum. Twins clinch with win over Tribe ('1.1\VEI,/\NI) (AP) - ltntl musk siUKlk tllll wnlls 11ndllCill' 'li.Klilld on Mhm~<otu's ~luh· HlUS~ f1tKII' US '1\u•jj . lllllll~l' llllPI!t;,\1 down uml H111111 till hli lUCk. lltu\lly unyun~ untlc~d wh~u lhU Nllllllkdi'N 1111liii~I\IU1'ily 1~ 11 silent whll~ Ntlllli:OII~ 1~ lpjlt:lllll l l JrtDIICt!ODI II II~W {'I), su.ldunly, Si~pp~nwolf'M "MIIi!lc t'Uillllt ~~~~~~· WIIN hill!' llljt. 11 plli'IC\:t hu~k•lmp ttl Lhu Clllllii!IIIUI hltt11 IXlilll nf II <~II· lit1111 hll Mhlll~il~ll ' l\vln.~ 11ltmlllt dl•ln 't lfUt ill huv~ . "l'hiN.''t-ellcwt' Mlku JuckHon shoutl'li to th~ AI . C'~ntt·ul Football chultlplon~ UN It~ lllllit~d 11 chumrllllll~ tnlllllllllll, "IN whul lt'H ul uhmn." 111~ 1\vlnH. hllllllhUII'HHHIUII• Falcons from Pip II Th~ Suuth~rn crew pl~kl:l.l up (!I) ytu'dN nt~htnu wllh WeN llurmws comlni on In the ~ u cund hull' w loud the 'lhJ'tllllhlCNon the llrllllllil with K~ yurd~ In m1ly eluht currlcN. l' l~ ,·~c cnmtlloied IO · n1'· 2~ 11usscs t'or II 9 ynrds with twn lnuchdowns und 11 couple ol' ltH~r·~ ~pilnn s. Ymm11 11rubhcd tlw Smuhcm uerlniN for (JI) yurd s Wultnmn tnlllletl 2ti' y11rd" lulmnl ul'l'.:n*l with 20!~urtJs Clllllltlji !HI the jlr<IUll UIUJ J uuull ~r 9~ thmu11h tho ulr· WitY• Jordan led th~: White l'uk"il'' rushlt111 uuu~k with 1•7 yurd• in 1wu currleH with llrtttldoll l'uwler nenln~o~ .~~ In 11i11c tl'ies. Lucus Litchfield tuld•·d 42 yurtls In sev~n tlltcmpt• fur Wuhumu. l'.crkll: connected 1111 nil four ol' his IO,NC• lor 9~ yltriJH UnO IWO sctw~ · wtth Anthony Mitchell untchlnu two of' tlmse l'or 4H yurdM. Mlt~hell und Aumn l)uviN were the bl~ l!llnN for ih~ f!ul~on •lclcn"lv~ eleven hcf'ore mttklnll 1111 curly exit ntid atvlnu Wll)' 10 the WHS junlnr Vttl'llliy. Wuhomu will truvel hi Wutorl'ord l'ur liN next cncou ntcr on flrlduy while · Suuthcm viHitM River Vulley thtlt NOillC lllj!ht. II~Nint WHI IMI w- W1htme10, loulhtrn 11 aotaoo - oo 0 0 0 12 - "MIT QUAIITIR DrJnaon 01gnon OD IQ inllrOipllon tiiUm IA1ron D!Vll Qlll lrom ~lulkl Mmn flramleln 0111110n 110 Pill lrom CliMd IPIH lfllltKI) W• OlilHimlltri U riJiliA Mlklhii!Nirlkl W• Alron ~ll!IN 17lltllllrom 01!80 llfNII (A Mil,;hollloi<lll) • HCOHD QUAIITIM W DrlflllOil CiAQt!Ofl Q run lA MIWillll Mlrlkl w- Jullin Jlirdln llll run lA Mt ~lt811 Nillk) w ~wv Word DIIIIJnt r11urn I08VIIIl811 W- Zlrill lrllm l'aulk) ~OUIITH I • 'Airon QUAIITIM 1111111 13 Pill lrom ~hllilp Pillet !DIH lllltKI) • • Oi.Hld'l ltlltllfl 27 il811 lrom PllUIIl Pltr"" (flfH l!lltKI) osu from Pip II ttu~ks couch Tim SllCI\Cill', hhnscll' u l'ormet· Nllll' wllhtt~k l'ur I he IJu~ keyuN , Mer quurtct·hu~ k t't•ulll Kren~.el k~lll th~ drlv~ MUinJI with 11 1\·yurli fll~ktlll on thll'lf· niiY·4 Itt the t'uuyurK' 21), lurlltt Nklt·ted, t'ljiht und ~Ill· llded with ilcl'cnilw nu~ k" lll'ik Culemttll unu Juson J)uvld. They hoth ~ollupNcd, UIIU ('lut'ell , IIINI ycur'N USA 'l'nlluy nmlonul ol1'en· Klve /llttyer ol' the yettr 11tmh lld J'm· 20 yurlls to the ' · lie jlOWIII'cd 111 ol'l' rl~hl ltt~klt: ttn the ne~1 pluy und ~~t:orlld to lllll 1hc Bu~keycs 11hcud Ill NIU)' Ill 1~·7 , Lute•·· ('lurell hull IIIH!Ihcr 44·yurtJ l'ttll 111 hcl11 Ohlu Suuc pluy kt:lljl•ttwtty In the 11nuimltlutc", ('lurcll, who ruJt l\1r 17.~ ym"tiNttntl 1hrce TDs 111 Oltlo Siiilt:'Horcncr. 111ricd with the ' All~r lltlllinll tlll.lllnul uut, lhll Twins heudoo lnsllleto w11lt un\1 toot lor th~ l'ree·Mpilndh1M Yunkt:I!H. Mlnno!\Jlu's m~l~ number Wtlll NtU~k nlthtW lor lWO dcys liN Ih~ lllllltlftH WtJI\ the lii'IJI IWO yiUt!llM uf the Henes. But uller Rl~k Ree\lplt~ht!\1 Heven stronM hmlniiN Sutul\luy, LohMe hud Ollll tll' his bcMtlJlllh!IJN. The rll!hl·htmtklr ullowed jUMI twu hits, wulkcd nunc und · struck out clj!ht - nne short of u curecr high. l-Ie Wtllllll\ed t'ol· lowhll! the ruin dcluy for Johun Suntunu, who pitched two htnhlllN• Ouul\ludo tl1en wllfk.ed the ninth, retlrln11 Kurlm Ourelu on 11 urountlor til 1-tt)(Jklnl! nl liCC• onilto end lt. IIUU'ktlt NUi'\IIVlM'S WhO Wlll'll lUJ'o for olhnhtutlon luHt Nllvctni'Mlr, ullncht!\1 th~ tllvl· shm title Sunlitty whh l\ 5·0 win nv~1· ('lcvcltu\\1, llll!t yom·'" dlvl· i hlll dUttlltJN, "llllll SuU~ couldn't I!Ctlid of' us.'' Ju()(ltlll Jtmes sulu dllfhlll th~ l'o.~t~m11~ culuhmtlnn. '"111 Wh 10 Snx uuuldn't llCt rill of us. Th~ Clovelund lntlhtns couldn 't ~CII'ill of UN. llllt'O WO tll'l!, unll wc'tc Mtuylnl!." Kyl~ l.ohllll (I:I·H) pltuht!\1 NIX Nltutnut lntliiiJ!H .MinnuNotu, whluh wlllmukc itN nrMtpluyotl' UllPCurunuc sln~'ll 1991. "But lLI UStllll, lllllhlnl! UtltllC CUNY Sundny l'nl'lilll*l 'f'wlns. Jih•st, th~y NUl thi'OUI!h U67• mlnuli! min lloluy. Then, ul\er tllllu~h111 their muMic munbcr to one b)l wlnnh111, tllo Twin~ put their 1\\lMII!IIIIIil fllll'lY 011 htlld liN they WIIIIIKI fur the nnnl ~ ot' hlclii!U'N lltuno In New York. When the slleontl·plucc Whh Sox luM t M-4 ut YtUlkCII Stmllum In 11 JllUtlG culled by n1ln, n1uny or the 'f'wln~ rut\ Into the trulnur's 100111 to fetch Ql\111\llllli!llO bultlcN tltul hutl bccnunlce Nlnee Frltluy. JuukKon, o veterun of PliHII!tUne celebrutluns tlurlnu hiN yours with the lndluns, donned swlmmlniJl!OiliiOs und tuuuht u fow TWins how to uncork u chumlll\lln btlttlo. llwkhlM hit II IWO•I\Jil Nllli!IC In tlto *lvcnth Wltl LeCroy lul\1 u Kucrln~-e lly lor the 'IWIM, who hull htlpild tu ~elcbntto on the lnllold ut JucobN Flleld. N~huui'N l't·~shmttl1 ruNh In¥ J'U~ Ill\1 hulll by Archie Orlll111, llciHnttln Trophy cuntender, After Clureu 'N l1r8t Mcorc, loukod the purt In the 11r8l Mike Nuj!OIH converted hiN hull'. He l'lnl"hcd 25·ul'·44 third fleld j!OUI l'rom llUIHide PIIHNII\M ror 24 7 yllrdH but WUN 40 yurdM - ul\er nmk.ln11 juHl llltCI'I:Illltod lwl~e In tho 8C~· 1 of' 3 l'rom thut diHtunec u oml hull', once neur mlonuld by llncbuckcr Muu Wilhelm your Ulltl - tu pu'Hh the loud und deep In Ohio Stutc terrlto· to 16· 7. He hus mnde eight ry bt f'rcHhmun dcfcn8lve 11eld uouiN In u row, n vnHt ltnpmvutnont over 200J, buck '!)'lor flvel\lll. whon he Htnrted 6-for· IJ, "Wu huvc 10 Heorc to help The Ohll! Stole dcfcnMC uiHO our tJcl'cnHe, und we didn't do turned thtnas nruund In the thuttoduy,'' HOld 00HNCr, who hulf, llinltlng ttJNNcd u ~·yurd Ncorlna puHM Hocond Ill Dovurd DnrllnM lO arvc tho WuKhlnl!toll Stute to mlnu~· COUMUrM tt 7·3 Icud mlllwuy 17 ynrtiN ru~hlny In the sec· thrOUI!h the nrMt qUtll1Cr, ond hulf. !ltll~d lhll only two·tlmc HoiMmun wltlllllr. In the Ncconll Mumu of' thll I~72 *lttNtm. Orll'lln rutt f'ol' 2:11) yuniN lii!UhlNt North Cut·nllllu. Clurcu needed juHt I0 yurds 1111 hiM 11nul two cur· l'iCN IU hi'OIIk thO tnttrk but he 1 WUN NlOp\'Od f'or 110 l!llll, lurott H totul WIIN the Nlxth· most ruNhlnl! yurdN In Ohio Stutc hiHtory. "I h: 'H 1111 llUtHtuntJinl! buck." WnNhltlllllltl Sullo cuuch Mike Prl~c Muld. "He ill'llk~ lnck IUN, he WUN phy8l• cui. I' ve MOl to tell you - he Clll'l'll.ld thiiiiCtllll tcihty," ('lurett now hu~ 471 yur~~ ihl'tllll!h three gumcN und IN nmro thutl hult'wuy tu Robert Smlth'H Ohio S111tc frcNhmun l'C~ord or HIIJ yurdN, NOI In IWO. "I d1111't Heck ttllylndlvlduul uttentlon," C:lurctt Null! when UHkcd 11 11' l1c ever ~on"ldcrcu IIIHtJWII lteiHmun ~hunceN . WtiNhlnwwn Sullo ~uurtcr· hu~k JOHtlll Clc"~cr, tuutcd UN u WANTED Motor Route Carriers Apply at , The Dally Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy 740·992·21!5 ' ...........-...... • ~· • 18 .. t ~ · "" • y Bledsoe, MINNEAPOLIS !APl The llutl\1lo llills hope their t1rst two l!lllllCs tu-en 't the start of u1lrinl! trend. "lt'J be nkc to whl OtiC In rcgu lt~tlotl ," qunrte.rbtll'k D~w lllcdsuc said at\~r the llllls bent the Mlnnesotu Viklnl!s 4~ · 39 In over1ime Sunduy, llutl'nlo \ M!ctmd mnll!htl!tlllle tlmt went to <UI mra period. Peerless Price streuked untouched I'm 11 48·yurd muchd<lWII ~eptlon In OT, tlnll llledsoe set ~t\teer tllld t'rnnchhe highs with 463 yurds pusslllll. "It too~ cverythllll! we htlll." ll letlst\e st\ld, "hUI hopdully thl~ Is u step for us In the right direction.' The Bills. who lost 37·3 t tu the New Ynrk Jets lust week . when Chud Mt1riOII 1\llurned the opcnlnl! kkkut1' In OT fur u touchdown, pluyed buck·IO·btltk over· lime )!limes t'tlr .lust the sectlttll tlllle In thefr history tlrst done hi I~S? . It wus uls<l the third time since 199~ thul n tctun opened l\ seuson with twn ovenhtl<! llllltles. lndlunnp.llls split 111 19Q~, tiS <lid 1\mnessec In 1997. Mike Hollis lied It us time c~plred In tcl!culutlnn with u curecr· hlllll 54-ynrd field ~otll thnl bounced ove1' the Cl\lssbnr. fhut unswet'C\1 Moe Wllllums' 3·ynrd TO nm tlmt p~t the Vlklnl!s (0-2) up 39· ~()with lli seconds len - the folll'th lend chunge of the fourth quurtcr. 13lcdsuc bccume the thlnl~ulckest quurterbuck In NFL hlsmry to reuch 30,000 )llll'tis pusslnl! for his curecr. Hll cun1pleted 35 of 49 pusses fur three touchduw11s - two to l'l'l~e. who hud 13 cntches for IK~ yunls. l.ltAN1'S 26! wild one l'u~c pUnt whh 4 t/;2 lllhiUtes lctl m the third qumter. DltONnlS 14. 411us 14 At San J:lnnlds~o. Mi~e Anderson ntslled t~1r Y:'i yanls and cuught u luuchduwn puss. und Brian Griese threw twll TO llllsses fllr the lli'OnCOS. · Olnn\lls Gury rushed for 6 I yurds und u TO us Denver (20) tiJUowed u surprising 23· t 6 win over St. Louis In lis ope11cr with t1 do111lnnn1 defensl ve pertorm,mce t~gnlnst Sun Prnnciscn ( 1-l ), The B1'\lncns ulst1 over· cume 1hc loss of lhclr radio het\dsets durhll! lh~ nr~t half. Oenver, which htltlll ' t played In Sun Francisco slnL'C 1997, appurcntly wus usln[! the sume l'lldl11 frequc11cy tis the 4Qcl's . the Broncos were forced to cull pluys with n shuttle system from conch Mike Shunuhun until lhc pl\lhlenl WIIS tlxcd. Uot,PIIINS ll, , Cm:t'S t:\ At lm11nnupolls. Ricky Wllllun1s run tllr 132 yarus lin :24 ~urrlcs uttd cuught u louchdnwn pu", then wut~hcd the Dolphins' detcnsc huld unll• win for the nnh strul~ht lime Itt lndltlnopolls. Wllllums bccume the tlrst Dolphins rusher tu top 100 yur\ls two slfllil!ht l!llmcs sln~c Bernie Purmulee In I~~4 . Juy J:llcdlet' wus 13·11fl ~ fot' I g7 yut'ds und two touchdllwns, und he ulso run for u 1-yunl TO fur Mluml (2· 0). Etlgerrln Jumes hud t:lg yul\ls rushing ult 30 curries l'or the Cults ( t - I), breuklng Erk Dkkersun's club record whh his 2~th cureer I00-yunl gume. SAlN1'S JS, I)ACkKitS 20 ltAMS 21 At St. LtJuls. Kerry Collins cumpleted 14 of his nrst 15 pbs!le8 us the Olunts (1 · 1) built n 17·plllnt se~untl· tJUUr· 1111' lend un<l held llll to b~ut the defendlttll cmtferettce chum pions. St. Louis' llfli:nse hus pru· duccd 37 p11lnts In twollun1es us the lturus fell to 0·2 for the tlrst time ~ln~e l9'1~ 1 the yeur before they bcl!un tnolr sud· uen rise Ill the top ur the NI7C. CllHns l'lnl~hcd :2l·llf· 26 for 30? ytlrdM, und Jusun Soh11rn t'Olurned un lntercep· tlun 31 yurds fur u tuuch· uown fur his thurth curccr JefenMive TD und l'lf\h over· nil. I'A1'1UO'I'S 44, JETS 7 At l:iust Ruthert'ortl, N.J ., 1\lbucky JollllH und Vil.:tor Orccn hull defensive touuh· llownN und Tom Brudy threw lwo TO pusseN fur the P1urlot s, wlio seem ttl huv11 lflsJ'Illled nil doubts thut their Super Bowl win wus II nuke. Adnm Vlnntlcrl kicked threll t'111ltl QtlUIM UN New l:lnj!lund (2·0) won Its el11hth strulj!ht regulur·seusun lllll\le. 1'he PutrlotH held the JetN (1 · 1) to one t1rst down until Mutt Turk run 14 yurdM tlM u Vikings At New Orlcuns. Anron Bmoks, whll spent the 1999 •souson us Orct1n Buy's third· strhtl! qutu·tcrbtlck, WM Ifl· o1'·28 for 2 I7 ynl\ls us New Orlcu11s luttliled out lu un curly 2 t -.~ lend. The Sulnls (2-0) ullowed 3~7 tutu! yurds, but the l'uckei'S ( 1· 1) hutl jus1 95 Ott the lll\Jund. Green Buy con· vertcd just 3-tur-13 third downs, cumpnred with 7 uf 12 for 1he Sulnts. 13rctt PuVI'c wus 29·of·44 for 270 yurtls und two touch· llowns, bul his sll'euk of 1~8 slrull!hl pusses without un lntet'Cilptlon ended whe11 Durrln Smith picked off one Itt the J'lrst quurtcr. CtlWIIO\'S 11' 1'1'1'1\NS 13 At lrvhlll, Thxus, Quhlt:Y Curter quieted his critics, for tho mumcnt ut lcust, by pusslng tor 240 yurds und nu lnterccptlonM us Dullus rullled fmm lust week'M bluer d~fcut to expun .~lo u Houswn. Curter perfectly o~cculcd u pluy fukc fur u 17·yurd touch· down, then turned unother woll·run pluy-uctlon lntu u 3ij·yllrd tuuchtlnwn puss to Joey GnllliWIIY curly In the fourth qum·ter. The Tltuns ( 1· 1) hud been A-AN CONI'I.M!NCI loti w l T Pel M 0 0 0 000 8ufllll!> Miom a 0 01000 NMenglond a 0 01000 I I 0 !100 NI'Jolt I I 0!100 w l T Pel I I 0!100 Houolon 1- - I I 0 !iOO I O!iOO I I I 0!100 w l T Pel I 1 0 .100 c-one~ Bllllll'oOtO 0 a 0 000 Cloclnoo~ . 0 a 0 000 PmllbufVh 0 a 0 000 - - _, ,..,._ IN l Donwr O.klond Son ~ ,0 10 0 21 114 .. "' .." .... 1• re 1S l'fl M 22 114 I •o PI' "13 "" 31 eo , 01000 f1 1 S5 114 TPcl "" .7 so 2 0 a 0 01000 Gl 114 8 a 0 01000 " , w 0 01000 "" 1 1 0 !100 31 1 0500 Oionlo 31 l'hi-pNo 0 1 0 000 ,. 21 South KlnMO I I O !iOO !Ill e2 NATIOIW. CONI'I.MNCI l Wohlngton I Dalloo NV I w C.rolina a NoWOrttano 2 STRANGLEHOLD - Bills cornerback Nate Clements. background, breaks up a pass In the end rone Intended for Vikings wide recel~er Randy MDss. foreground, from quarterback Oaunte Culpepper, during the second quarter on Sunday lri Minneapolis. (AP) in control 1he flrsl 2 1/2 quurlcrs, dcsptle quurlerback Steve M~Nalr ~ettlng u mtld concussion 111 the second quurler He returned fnr the third quurtet· with Tennessee leudinl! 10-7, but Dcxler Coukley Intercepted hlsJliiSS UnO returned It 52 yur s for u touchdown und the Cowboys' first lcud of the SeUSOI\, D•~ AIIS 14, FUCONS IJ Al Atluntu. Briun Urluchcr recovered u tum· ble by Michuel Vlck. sucked the speedy Atluntu quurtor· huck twice and hud I2 luckles us Ihe 13eurs Improved to 2-0 fur the f1rs1 time since 1991 Jim' Miller lhrew u 14· ytlrd TD puss to Duvld Tcrrllll 1111rly In the third quurter und the Beurs held on. thunks to 11 missed field 1!0111. Vlck put lhe Pukon., (0-2) In position lo win, driving his te~m 44 yurds to the Chlcuso 28 . llut the Fulcons couldn't get 11 nrst down. und Juy Feely's 4~-yurd t'leld·goul try wus wide left. 8UCCANK~; Rs l~, RAVKNS 0 At Bultlmore, Kurl Wllllums returned u punt 51i yurds for u touchdow11 und Derrick Bronks scored 111,1 u ~7 - yurd lnlerceptlnn retllrn us Tumpu Buy guvc Jon Oruden his first victory us Buccunccrs couch. The Bucs ( 1· 1) limited the RUVCIIS (0· 2) IO six first downs before the fourth quurter und repeatedly frus· truted quurterbuck Chris Rcdmun us Baltimore wns shut out for the first llme since Nov. 9, 1997. Redmun, rnuklng his second NFL .~ turt lor the Ruvens, wore modified hlllhlops. u tribute tn the lute Johnny Unltus, who nlso pluyed ccJIIegc bull at Lolllsvllle uno served us Rcdmun's mentor Clli\Nt:Jo:NS 24, Rice, whu mude II cutcheM for 94 yurdt~. "We knew we were gulllll to du thiM, but we didn't wunt to put ottr cul\ls on the Utblc." avert by lhe hulf, when llle RulderH led 17 ·10, <JI\I\nun ulreudy hud u llllllle's wunh of numbcrN: 29-of·41 for 257 yurds und u touchdown. His 11nul numbers set Raiders retl!rtiH for cmnpletlons und lltltl11'1Pt8 Ulltl hll fell only tWO cumplet 1urts Mhon of Drew 131edMlll'MI\19~ NflL record of 4~. I!CIIn un uvertltne gw11e. Thll llnul ~~Core might huve bce11 wor~~e If Oun11o11 hudn't thrown u pulr of soul·llne Inter· ccptlon", both by llnebucker Joey Porter. A~tuully, Culluhnn suld tilt! kulder!l plunmld tlll~ ull sum· mer. The ldeu ml11ht have come from the woeful Benl!uiM, who turned juu~ymun fun Kltnu loor;c tu 110 35-tlf·6S tOr- 411 yurd~ In Yihm ut the tl me wus u metfnlnl!lesi 26·23 up~et of Pltlsbur11h lute lust !jiJalltJn. Thut guve every Steelen yards und MarTuy Jenkins had a 95 -yard kn:lo.ofl relurn Ill the fourth 4Uurtcr as the Cardmuls rallled lor the VICtory. endtng Differ's 15-0 record us u starter Despite the loss Dilfer. whose lust defeat cume with the Ruvens uguinsl Pittsburgh 1wo years ugo. wus 29·uf-47 fur u curccr· best 352 yards utld 11 touchdown for the Scahawks (0- 3 At Sun Otego, Jumor Scuu, the perenmal Pro Bowl line· bucker. lllterccpled rookie David Carr to set up nne ol' Curtis Conway's lwo touch· downs, uhd defensive end Ruylec Johnson recovered Ctm's tumble in the end zone for unot her score hy the Chnrgers (2-0). . Cun was sucked nme times 2) uno wus just 6-of-25 for K7 The Curdtnuls ( 1- 1) won yurds as Texas li1iled m its bid the ftrst rcl!ulur· scuson to bccumc the tirsl expunston gume ut Scuhuwks 1eum to win Its firsl 1wo Studium . gumes. JAC:UAIIS 23, Ctm:•'S 16 At Kunsus City, Mo.. the Jaguars rull1ed with two quick touchdowns in lhc fourth quur· ter, including u 79-yurd touch· down pass from Murk Brunell to Patrick Johnson for the lunges\ puss play in Jucksnnvillc hislory. Johnson's TD mude it 16-9, just two pluys ul\er Morten Andersen kicked his third tield gout to tie It for Kunsus City ( 1· 1) ut 9·ull with S :~9 let!. Jacksonville's Fred Thylor, who mls~ed utmost all ot lusl yeur with u I!I'Uin injury. hud 114 yurds. including u 63-yunl TO, on 20 curries for the Juguurs (l· t ). PANTHERS 31, TEXANS Tompol!oj I A.t11nta 0 ChiQogo Dol roll {!-Boy Mlnn.IOlai w 2 I 0 0 w I AriJOna SlnFrordocol 0 SN"Io St lOUII 0 T Pel ~I 23 3:! 39 l T Pol PF M 0 01000 41 0 01000 01 <10 1 0 !100 II 0 000 Nolth l T Pel 0 01000 1 0 500 a 0 000 a 0 000 Wool l T Pel 1 0 !iOO 1 0 !100 2 0 000 a 0 000 ·~ " " i6 51 PF M 41 51 28 e2 , 41 30 so 31 36 e9 1!0 12 ""..37 lie •g . lunclay'a{la- Chicago 1•. Allonto 13 Mlllml21 ,1ndlanapollo13 Dallllo 21. TtnniNH 13 Carolina 31, Dotroll7 . Ntw Engllnd ... N V Jell 7 New Orta•n• 3!5, Qrun Bay 20 Cleveland :10, Cincinnati? JolllloOnvllle 23 K&nHI CR1 I 8 Tampa !!ay 25, Battimoro o ANIOOI a•. SIIHII 13 Giani!! 28 St Loula 21 San Diogo a• Houaton 3 Bultalo 4S. Mlnnoooto 38, OT DtH1vtr 24, San FrancitcO 14 Ookllln<l30. Pintll\J'lln 17 Manday'aGa.,. PhMadtlphlo a1 Wuhlnglon. i p.m NV LIONS 7 At Chl\l'lollc, N C., Rodney Peete pusscd for 310 yurds h1s most since 1992 wh1le with Detroit - und u touchdown for Curoll nu. The Pnnthers, 2·0 for the tlrst time since 1996, doubled their win totul from u yeur UI!O, when they lost their lust 15 gnmes. The Lions (0·2) dropped their IOth strulghl road gume und uppeuredjusl us bud us lust yetlf's teumthlll went 2· 14. GUIDED MISSLE - Texans quarterback David Carr Is sacked by CARUINA!,S 24, San Diego's Raylee Johnson as the Chargers' JuniDr Seau files S•:AHAWKS 13 At Seaute, Thomas Jones In to assist In the third quarter of the Chargers' 24-3 victory run for a career-high 17 3 Sunday In San Diego. Carr was sacked nine times In the game. (AP) Gannon's cannon shreds Stealers PI1TSI3UROH (APj - The b!lklund Rllld~n hnl'llJl't lletlll unythlntl like thiN, not even In Uto8e long•UIIO duyH whet\ Duryle Lumonl~u und Cotton Ouvldlllln pluyed quttrterbu~k. The l'lttt~bur11h SteelerN hnven't MCen unythlna like thiN ~!nee, well, llllll WCIIk. Rich 0W1notl cnmc out throw· 11111 ugnlnst whnt wus the NflL's tup defenlllllllllt Melii!OII und did· n't Ntop untillllllllng two Ruldel'!l l)llll~ln11 recortiH. H11 w1111 43-ol'· 64 lc1r 403 yllrdH untl u touch· tlowtl uH the Ruldet'8 dldt1 't ju~l copy New anglund'll hut~el)l NUCI:l!H~ful gmne plan from lust Monduy, bUt expwlded on Itin u JO.I7 victory over l'ltl!tllurgh lln Sundu)' nlll~t. The Rulden1 ewdly won their upent:r ugulnHt Seattle by blllh runnll)ll Wld put~Miny 101' more tllun 200 yurd8, then Jlrtlmptly junked thtil 8U~!sful formu In ((Jt &ortiCthlnl! AI Duvls tllll!ht hnve desl11ned for un APL game In the I900!1. "We ~1tme oot ur1d cuuyht them b)' surprbe," suld Jerry IR IGiriBinl t!pponcflt II · blue print with which to uttuck J>lusburl!h'~ blltz·heuvy defense. The nohuddle prevents sltuutlonul ~ub­ Nlltutlons, und Brudy und Onnnon euch took quick. three· step drops to get rid uf tile boll before the bll11crs urrlved. The system ulso exploit~ the Steelers' tendency to pluy their cornerbucks well off the receivers. This Is u defenHe thut ht111 given up 649 yurds pus.~lng In two g10nes. Sd does their offense. Ktmlllll Stewnrt (IH-of-34, 201 yurtls) threw two touchdown pU!Ises to Hines Wurd, but u~uln Strul!glcd In the 11eeond hull. The Stcelel'!l ui!IU 10111 four fumbles, three In the tounh quan.er, und n · Pittsburgh Ntur Rod Woodson tied un NFL nx:llnl by l'CC()VIlr· 1111! three fumbles . Still, the Stee l cr~ ttutled only 2()..17 until Ten)' Kirby opened the fuurtll quttrter with u 96-yurd klckuft' return, the fourth special tcums touchdown ugainst l'ltl.llburgh In four 1111mes. Browns from PlpB1 Frerolte throws with his right hund. bul was protecllns the bull in his other hund He fll~pcd It downlleld and immediately provt.'fl he s not ambidextrous. "I didn't want to take u suck." Frerolte said. "'The guy turned me us I was throwin~ it. Kenurd WUII In the right place at the nght th\le. I didn't see anybody there. I was Just try in* to l!et rid of It, to have un incomplete puss. Jnsteud. It flouted directly to Lung. The 28~ ·pound lineman headed down the sldeltne with u convoy of blockers, maklnl! it to the 8 before Frerotte mude a diving tackle fmm behind with 30 seconds left m the half. '"I 81\W the end zone und ut lirst - I felt like Carl LewiH," Lang said. "Th~n I felt like the Pillsbury Dough Boy." Lang wasn't upset that he got caught from behind by a quarterback. "I couldn '1 !illY anything to him," Lung suld. "'He hud ufreudy given me u present, so I ju~t told him thnnk you." Two pluys Iuter, Holcomb threw un 8·yurd touchdown pass to Kevin Johnson, essential· ly deciding the game. The Benguls have been out~cnred 54· 13 in losses to Sun OleQO und Cleveland. revivinl! -···-----· - --- -·--- their reputation us the NFL's worsl leum "nee 1991. It was the1r second slralghl un1bbmg in Cleveland, where they lost 18·0 lnst Nov. 25. Jon Kitnu threw two tnterceptions n11d Scon Mitchell threw ' three lhul day to give the Browns their only Rhutoul in 50 gumes us an expunsion teum. Frcrotte got most of his yards 10 the wumng minutes and finished 26-of-47 for 239 yards Phil Dawson made field goats of 52 yurds - the longest of his cureer - und 45 m front of the largest crowd in the stadium's four· year 'history. The Browns sold 73,3.58 tickets for the game. The crowd roared when Cincinnati's T.J. Houshmandzadeh was flal!l!ed for taking oil his helmet in the closing minutes to fix his chin sirup. Notes: Browns DE Courtney Brown was Inactive for the l!ume because of u sore neck, strained m practice las1 week. Coach Bytch Davis said Brown was cleared to play, but hadn't practiced enough during the week.... The Browns hud to shuffle their line"because C Duve Wohlabaugh broke his hand in prac. lice last week. RT Roger Chunolne nlso missed one series in the first hulf after strainin!! his left knee .... Davis sereamed at DE Mark Word for celebrating by tuklng off his he Imet just before he reached the sideline late In the game. 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Tire colledion continuing in Middleport A A Ql ..... a llMitt" NIM1h V\ilntnblooBoth "'MI. .... I . ~~ ..... ..... .... "".... N'II'UI Qooll. . . . . . . r 1\ 101' M(~IC.~ J In a team event, you hnve .two pairs playing simul.ta~ e­ ously, one stttmg North-South at the · first table und the other East-West at the second table.. After the sntlle deals have been played 111 both tables. the pairs compare scores. Suppose, on board one, you and your partner mude three no-trump with nn ovenrick for plus 430. whereas your teammates held the contract to nine tricks tor minus 400. Your net result is plus 30. You then look at the international mutch point (imp) scale and find that you have won one imp. The. ma:tdmum you can win (or lose!) on one dent is 25 imps. In Ihe 1961 European Championship. though, Switzerland CELEBRITY·CIPHER effectively lost 35 by Lull Clmpoa imps. How could that c-.y ~ Cf';IIIOQfWnlare crM11d , _ quotaltOIII by larnauo happen? ~. paaland pilnnl. EICII-In 1111 cipher • - foi onolllt(. Toct.y'l clut: 0 tqut/t H This was (dproprl· " 0 N .J 0 W .J H J I V P.O I .J L M J ft utely ?) boar 13 of the Swiss match PMNNOJX ONMVTX PDPO 0 against Egypt. At the .,;:=::::;:--, · other iuble, South 0 0 .. . W M Ml MT strangely mude a takeout double over OftftDftPOTPft ." Eust's opening bid. Spades were never LJTJNOW OTX (llMOIO bfd, and East bought ZOTOL-JN) IDTIJ it in five diamonds. South led the ace and WM. ZVONXD another club, so de· ctarer won 11 tricks: PREVIOUS SOLUTION-, like that ancient Suon phralt • which calla/ Tha bu~at·around Ood'a•Aoral" r.lus 600 to Switzer - Henry Wadawol1h ~onqlallow ond. --·~--~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~ AI this table, West ',"'u'zzDLA tLY C.~-Q lll' l_ J) If}.~• won 11 P:.,_~,;;,; ~Q\1 1:\',. actually jumped to _____ <.t) <.rP OAMI three diamonds over . •~·~~·~ ~Y Ct.AY •· POlLAN _;.__ _ __ one spade. North, 0 ~oarroo;o ''"'" of tho • dl lour acromblod werd1 bo· heanng tWO U· lew to form leur 11mpla wcrda. monds, competed with two . s~ades. VI I M E L 0 Then Eust, thmk.ing .rr.., ;;,2..:,-l.;..;...r--=....;;...,__, 1 his partner's three- . 1_ . 1_ 1_ diamond response ~=:;:;:~-;=~--J wu~ pre-~mptiv e, nodt 1 · l E L A p a 1 1m 1 t rutse, a11owe --;;;....;;,;;-rr::-T--1 5 14 South to buy the con- :nm nmtN ws•m ~--~~• '•( 1\00L 010 1\. J 1uoY rn ':lt.CCP .. '£. IIW NA'I't I TH.O.T'!o NOT T~UE' SOW TIES .O.IIt.E 15\.EGAiff \ THIN I<. R£FINEMGHT! j-. 1 ' AND NOW. MORE BAD NEWS .. AND AI=TER T~AT, SOME ~I!!A~llf 8AC"NEWS ... '' I I f •1 WE AP01.061Z.E 1=0~ &it.IN61N61f0U ALL T~IS BAD NEWS'' I I I I I I I' li A rooo llUII't M"NIN~ PROI'ER NU'f'IIITION ANO EIITING r r - _ H~9 1T5... ___:.:~~~:..J I;AIWIEUJ STI\Y TUNJ;t' POrt A RECITATION OF THE WMP~ EtE' WORKS OF ]]! \ 'lHAKE9PE'A~E' "l) ;' J---: ;J.}' ~ fCH~ 0 I L.O&T HIE REMOTE tI I rtlf!!!!!ll' :oJI'/11 "' g.,. ~~~~~ l. 'I'm: WIIZZ \VI~ t Ll'l I'Rt 'lctJ \1~1~\.\ED ·utt-ru ' SCJIAM.LITS ANSWIRS Gyrate· Croak· Queen· Humbly · YOUR AGE Two old timers had been arguing. One mused, 'I know Infants who can't read, middle aged llllteratea wlio can't .write and old fools who can't think straight. I'm trying to guess YOUR AGE." · tians appeuled . The committee ruled that the deal be thrown cui und u substitute bourd be played. Tomorrow, you can read~ that story. '1bur ,, ~ Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2002 The ycur uheud cun .offer u very lucruflve mnrkct for lhings you either devise, ere• ale or invent so put your thinking cup on nnd e~pres. your urge~ for originality and sec what you can come up with. 'VIRGO {Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ·· Compcn!ation for a lob well done could be better tllun usunl. Those fur whom you work or r.erform will get a good dcu , und you, In turn, · will get good rewords from them. Virgo treat' yourself to o birthday 11 1ft . Send for your Astro:Gruph J'rcdictlons for the yeur iJ~eo by moiling $2 und SASE to Auro-Oroph, ~/o this newspuper, P.O. Box 167, Wickliffe, OH 44092. Be oure to stute your zodloc sign. . LIBRA {Sept. 23-0ct. 23) · In n gutne of friendly com: petition, you could learn something ubout sportsmanship I hot will b~ of enormous voluc to )"ou in another nreu of ~our life. SCORPIO {Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ·· A dear friend of yours who Is In need of a confidant might single you out us the I' I' I' 1 =·r=;·==:· I I I I ·. 1 I I lmA~·wever, the Egyp- Bv BRIAN J. ROO Senllnel ~tan writer I MIDDLEPORT Middleport residents with scrap tires in their -buck· yards still huve time to turn . them in, at no coS! , Wednesdny, Mayor Sandy lannarelli snid the collection service will continue from noon until S p.m. at the town~ip gntuge on J>tut Street. The villnge begun its ~'Ol· lection efforts last week. but while ''a good number" of tires were collected. spuce on the rented trailer remains for more. The viltuge instituted the progrmn lust week in un uttempt to eliminute mosquitos und the risk of West Nile Vints. 1\vo birds intected with the virus were found in Middleport 1-esidentiul areas lust month. Scrup tires nre seen us a primary breeding ground lbr mosquiloes , which carry the VIrus to humuns. Middleport residents mny bring up to live uutomo· bile-sized tires at no cost. Residents pnnlcipatlng in the program must provide n copy of their most recent Middleport water bill, us proof of residence, lannurelli suld. Additional tires will be 1Ul1-1lpted for $1 euch. · The villuge will beur the cost of the tire collection progmm. lunnW"Clli suid, but residents who titilto uddress the problem of tires on their properties wil be cited to muyor 's oourt. "The village ordinunces curry fines of $1 QO for !hose who k.eep scrup !Ires on their properties, and the ordinnnce · will be enforced.'' lunnurelli suid. one to whom she or he cun reveal Innermost thoughts . ·You' II be both o good listener und u wlso counselor. SAGITTARIUS (Nov , 23Dec. 21) •• Brolnstorm your new Ideo or concept with friends or nssochttcs who con hcl p you sort out y11ur thoughts . Whut you come up with will be both accurute nnd feasible. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jnn. 19) ·· Moke those steps you 've been uwure of 'for some time thut could benefit you both finuncluily und corecr-wisc. The results will be oilthot you hoped they would be. AQUARIUS {Jon, 20-Feb. I9) •• Persons with whom you' II have dealings will wei· come your presence, because you will be rnure supportive of them thun criticul. This ul· titudc puts you u step uhead of others. PISCES (feb. 20·March 20) ·· Although you might huvc to outmaneuver others in order Ill accomplish your ob· jectives, you'll do so In non· offcn~lve, subtle ways thut wott'lleuve them feeling lnfe· rlor. ARIES {Murch 2l·Aprii 19) ·· You need to be oround splr· hod people who cu~ Inspire you, bccuuse companions will huve un enormous 'intluence over your attitude. Stuy clear of negutlvc or morose !)'pes. _ TAURUS (April 2U·May 20) .• Continue to work on thul mcunlngful endeavor you sturtcd rcstcrdny, Make It the top gou on your list nnd some slgnlflcunt steps can be reuchcd toduy. GEMINI {Muy 21·lunc 20) •. Usuully you' re u fusc inul· · Ing person to be around, but toiluy you' ll rcolly sparkle. Get out und go to pluce~ where you cun mingle with friends and meet new people. CANCER (June 21 -luly 22) · .. This Is an e~ceilent day to go bargain hunt\ ng, whether you shop at your usuul stores, go to garage sales or hit the !leo markets , Chancea are you'll pick up a few aellJs. LEO {July 23-Aug. 22) •• Someone else's ideu miaht be better than youn, so llalen careful'!. to those around you. It won t mutter to you who comes up with the beat onea; you just wont reaults. • s1ncreas coli County reports 2002 losses·at 56K Bv lftWI J. Rno S&n~'"ll staft writer POMEROY - Sales tn11. collections in Meills County tor · September increused sli1Jhtly compared to lnst yeur, but county otl1cluls continue to worry nbout 11 $56,000 delicit in snles hilt revenue ror the yeur to date, which shows no sign of improving. . The lutest st~les tlllt revenue report from Meigs County Auditor Nmwy Patter Cllmllbllll reflects u l'Oile~.•tion of $92.~ in July. up $1.$00 fn,m July of last year. In WOO. tlw l.'()lltlty collect~ $101,130 in lOl'lll st~ks tM revenue in July. The tM revenue is p!lid tu the ,,ouoty monthly hy tho Ohio Depurtment of l'llllation. July. 2002 rovllnue wus received lt.ISI week. The lklkit d<>lthled in April. 11\>m $21,000 t"' $.1:!.000, utl\1 only ~bruury, June IUIIl Scpct~mber have seen minor lncreu!:e~ in tu:~o I.'Olle~.,tions when I)OIIlpared to h1st yeur. Local officials bl11mc \he cto.~ing of Ponwroy's Pllmida dis~:ount llUtlet und the l1xoul Ford deulership in Middleport lust yeur for purt 1>l' the dive in HI revenue, 11-~ w~ll ll\ ~~~il inc'\lllle I stto Muson 0111\l>, \\'.\'u., due to tM Opt"niog \\f Wai-Murt \ Upt"reenter in M11son. But (\>Unt)" Cl>mmis>ioner Jim heoets '"ill Mlllldav the mlli1u1 'sand st11te 's ~II>W· il!i 1\'ttlil ~'\)(l(>my I~ 11l~\'l to Nt~nle. ~md an imlkl\11\f that the pn>t>ll'm' with ~b tu~ revemte lo.'\.\es lite 111\t ~~dusively Meigs C1>u11ty's. "II 's down 11ll over the state. but it's not as puintul for l!~fier \'llUntles as It b 1\ll' snullli.'r, pourer '"iunties Uke Meigs CllUnty," Shiltts S~lkl. ''. 1•me of the lliggest I.'Ollntles In the st111e are l1>slt1g 11s 111\lch as h11lf 11 millilln dl•l· lur.~ in tn~ revenue. but they doo ' t teet POMEROY - A mutlun hnffliW tllllU $ 1 ~(),(1(l() Ill I'~"Y fnr work on 1hu new hllnt dn~k II'us uppnWI)Il lllr flll)'llll)ttl Ill \'llnlflll' ll\f l.nrry Unnks C'nnstnt•:tlun Ill l'1•nwn•y Vllluj~c Clltltldl meotln~t Mnndny. Knthy . Hysell. 2 llctloila - 12 Papa A3 A3 81·3 Weather A2 0 lOOl Ohio V1lloy Publlahlns Co. tttllllllnr. constitution weal NIW TO IXPO - Kids end adults. alike will enjoy the bunaee tramp which II being brou&ht for the flrat time to the Town 11nd Country EXPO to be ateaed Saturday and Sunday on the Rock Sprln&s Falr&rounde. (Charlene Hoeflich) POMEROY _ The Rock Springs Fairgrounds . will come alive Saturday u.s the seventh annual Town and . Country EXPO IIIllS under· tl;"Y athl~ 11.3'. tinll continues !'PTuhge EuXnPOay.l where we , ~ showcase 110me of wh~t the local urea has to offer, 11nld Dallas Weber. president, who encouraged residents to come out and enjoy the exhibits, demonstrations and entertain· m~nt. ;. Everything Is free, he suld, noting thai while many of the acflvltles offered In past years will be back aaaln, thor~ will be many new things . Pur the first time. miniature golf and the bungee trump will he offered. There will also be u "pumpkin shoot" using a ~llngshm being qevcloped by Alan Jacks oT A&D Upholstery Plus of Rutland. This )'!lar's EXPO will be dedicated 10 the memory of John "J.B.' Ridenour, a char· _ter member of the orJnnlzn· lion. For the oust scvcrul years, Ridenour~ which sold Stlhl chain saws, brought in a carver to demonstrate hls artistic skill with a saw.at the EXPO. During the 10 u.m. opening ceremony on Saturday, which will Include the ruiHing of the nag by American Legion mcmben 11 pluquc will be preHentcd to MrH Ridenour • · ltii1H • • UPO, AS Mory Kay Yoet, loft, watoh11 Pomeroy Mayor John BlatUntr llin e proolomotlon Mondty dOIIInatlnl todoy throuah Sept. :l3 111 Conatltutlon Wook. The weak hll bien obeorvtd alnoo. :1.eee whon It waa alanad Into lew by Pretlelent Dwliht D. Eltonhower. Tht dotllnttlon of tht week 111 Conttltutlon Wook woa propoaed by tht Natlonel Society of the Ooulhttl'l of the American Revolution. Yo at It 11 Plit t rtaent of Return Jonethen Mtllt Chlpter. Abbie Stretton It reaont of the chapter. (Santlntl tttf!) lila,.._. A/1/l,t.c/ po11Hot11 req~~lrw em Ohio Llctnlt, or Ohkl Ucfl11t tllglblllly. Excellent salary/benefit package If lnllrw~lfld, pl.a11 t10111act: Human Ro1011rw Dlparlmo!lf, Holur Medlcol Centw, I00 Jocllion Plkt, Oclllipolla, Olllo A5631 ......... " Cumpuey. Mul~rry ROII\I, httve l\\11 yet ~'.eon mo\'cd llesf)ito " lettor roqm:>sthli the r ~mov"l scm lly nt uellnur. Tho l'illllltlC l~lllltiSiti\1 thtl tfll~li;S hC nmved hi>~:" us.- ul' fl<'l\'ei ved henllh·rlsk , Ttle lfll~ks, t'ttrl.~d \'h>>t' 1\l 1'1\IIWfO)I Elenwntm·v Sdll>l>l, u ll~:>jl\'il• t~ drip un1l t•mlt un unple1ts· vllit•lle M~nrdlnl,l tn Rlt1ottnur, \' lerk. s"ict "" estlm"tect Murk Nmmun. 1>wner of 1111111\tnt ot' $11 tl,{)()ll w"s First C'luss, hus retulnoct nee\led tn l'\IVOr e~po!lses te~ul ~·nutlst~ l . Th~ vlllt~ll~ until" grunt is re~:elved trom · h ~~ nl1111 hlre1l 1m ttttnmoy. th~ Ohio Depm·tm~nt of l 'uundl 1ll'l.' lll~1 1 111 111lnpt Natul'lll RIISOu~~. . un ltddtottilum In tho vlll"ill The loun will he on 11 9().. cmphlYO~ l111mlhol'~ reif"l\1• dny note tn give 1he vlllnae lng ahsontoelsm. II wus th ample time U\ Pl'Y· third rottdlng. n mmlnn w"s M"yur Julm Blnettnor socond d umt uppt'lwe\1 lly sui d. " I hnpe ynu' ve uti bel!n cntuwll. duwn tu see Ihe work helng Vktnr Ynttnll tlr"\'"~od dl>ne nn Ihe \l(lCk." m~ml19r11 uf •·nuncll ll S\1 \IS~ Tmds nwned hy First Cluss Trush Remllvlll Jtltllt Itt llilllltNy, AS l11111h/l 21••1• ...llsela111t · PRN PosiHon . oe...,<llaa.. 11sas 11111 A•lll• &I· Part-Time ftsas tW · Fuii·Time, Part-Time, PRN· lllipl1 .. ftsas 1J Alrlrl&sl ·'PRN Po1ition •• U,tll)) • Bv CHARLINI HouuoH Sentinel newa editor Index AS A4 ~ Annual .event set for this .weekend W.VA. Dally 3: 6·6·6 Deily 4: 0·3-3-2 Ceali lS: 6·8· 10·12·1 5·23 86 { \>1n1t1 , ' Ml"i~' ('I>Ut\11 ., flniiiWtlll \\\It'~ 1l1u1 't be~i11 •.ml.l •~tl\1 "uh the ~:ut in '-lilt'' ltl~ ~1' \-1\11\'. Til\' II\\\ '"' f'<'1'1'1>ll• 11l pn'\"'rtv ttl\ ~'"""" l'tom mini~ ~llli(Ull\'1\lllt th<o . 1\ltth\-m Ollio C\l<ll (\"'''"''~' \ nmNk-tun•·tl>tli'Mi'\41.' In St~lt'm Tl>\1 Mlup II' ill tn>t 1\1' 111'1\.et by tlw tU'fi \'Ill Ill' 1'\llltl'llWt\1 tl'\'\1 ill mlljilr hl~hWll\' l'f\>te\'t' in th~ \'I~U!IIV, 111.\Wdiilj:. 111 '\)~surer ll1>11 111\l funt ~ttlll tht' ~tlltt '' <C\pt'\'t('lt II> 1'1\lltlm~ to hnlll tlrm un t1 ,·ut in lol'ltl ~mtmnl\'tlt llllt.'ruti~Ji ro,·~nll\'1 llllid '" l'l>utltl~s i:'tll.'h nwmh. Ill OHIO' . Pick 5: 7·9·5 Pick 4: 3·4·5·6 Buckeye 5: 1·9·15·22·32 Pick 5 nlaht: 2·5·2 Pick 4 nlaht: 2·3·3·7 AS B3·S Me~~ II\~\ ""b ,,, lllh'" ·" IV AINII HAI'M Lotteries Calendar Classifieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Movies Obituaries Sports much. "II 1\1 io Stlltlnel ataH wrlttr Town & Countrv EXPO Hish: aos, 'Low: 6os Detalla, A2 ~' construction WORK BIOINS - Jeff Turner and Carl Johnston of Brown· ~ Contracting of Alb11ny work tlbOVI;l the third-floor balcony of the Meigs County Courthouse. The historic building Is being weshed and paJnted. The $50.000 project will Involve, for the first time, colonlel·&tyle colora on the building's ornate trim. County commissioners secured fundlnS for the project through State Rep. John Carey and the state budget. Workers have been .on the job seven days 11 week since the project began. It Is expected to be complet'd In about three weeks. (Charlene Hoeflich) Weather it Council borrows funds for dock scn•r I tract in four spades. '-::~·;;:::;~·==~·~-=!_ The tournament dl· rrector was called, and •T F H E T The art of conversation Ia not after much discussion I 1 I' • :: only saying the right thing at the 1 he ruled that the bid· right time, but leaving unaald the din~ should be offi"' wrong thing at the most··.····· cia ly recorded as G U L .N E J t shown! Since four f-_,.;;~T-i-rT;;...,.-1 · momen · 7 I Cl) Complott tho chucklo quoted spades made easily, . . . . . . by filling In rho mlulng wordo declarer taking four you dovolop from olop No, 3 below. spnde and six club A PRINT NUMBERED 13 14 15 tricks, Switzerland iv~l~ET~T~ER~S~I~N#s~g~u~AR;:!::S;·=~· :::;·=~· :::;·=~· scored another 6.l0 to produce u guin of 17 0 ~~~~t~MBLe FOR PJ.!A Nl11'1'! lit 7-G. . 101 •••• • A' r MEDICAL CENTER Discouer the flolzcn· Diffcmmce www .holzer.ors ....... , • . ' � 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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