https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/eda48f400dab3ceebfd5d094b19cb953.pdf 906f90bd8f3f079c5d5af00942f3a478 PDF Text Text . ' • 't want 'money pif · "' l*Nn $el\ilnel stAll--·~· writer 1'\:)M ERO Y - !\Inlet") Village <.'\II.HI<'il lla~ decided 1101 to move tin tilt ,-Qtn\ty <-"<11\llllissioner\ · [ll\IJl<l,al 11\at th~ viii~~ take on Hil,md Road 1'\lmel;<-lY. Hi1and ~nad i' curren1ty a <.'tll\11ty 1\l~d . May<.lr )ohll '81aettMr descrihed . •he 1'<.\lld a' a '1\lliMY pit.· and ~congr C'ount·ilman Hrian Shank 'aid the m~d \\a~ in ~ad \hap<: and ·,liJing ,,n th~ ''de ot the hill. · Couru: ilman Vic ' 'oung "'ked Shan~. a memhcr of the Pomcmy Volunteer Fire Depanmcm. 11<1\1 the phul' ftlr a new fi~trut' k wel\' .:om1111! alon!,i. Shank said 110 bid' had come i11 yel . . Council discussed some projcc·ts 111 the villa!):e. both plannc.t and all'eady underway. incuding paim joh' downtown anti tn1'h p1,..._ -up . He hl\1\lj!ht c·oundl up 111 dtllc' till pmjcct' already complctcJ. includmg '' fallen tn.'C "" Fhhcr S1 reel . TI1e tree. "lu.:h had created a pl"<•hlem. ha' hccn rcmm cd . Young also reported that a .1'"· ~ ­ hammer '"'' been purcha,cd a' ph11111ed for work in the cemeter). and the total cost w:" $1 ,27S. C'oundhnal) George Wri)!ht u'~cd the 111:\)0r if the village "ill hL' tulations' Depot project ' ' $~ ' to proceed ' · First of three • readi11,~s appnwcd !Ma~ret 'Sheets, 74 .,... ks 't'Ut; ttHMN t ,~,~~M ~'I \>\ I ~\t~ ~~~\ ~ ~"~~t~ (>f ~ ~~~ \,~~~ \(ool\\ I BY BRIAN J. REED Senlmel staff writer t) l..l ~l~ • llk~x..l\' ln'f ~· -~ .... I l " " ~c " xt ~ VII! u.-v Coutmey Slm, ten, Will • • and receive the fourth annual Janet Voinovich Service Award given by the Ohio 'Breast end Cetvicl!l Cancer Coalition. It ·will be presented Oct. 17 in a ceremony at Meigs Hlgli School. She 11!1 !Jictured here with Norma Torres. Meigs County Health commissioner. nom11\ated S1m for the ii\\'1!\"d. (Charlene Hoeflich) ~ L~hnMil T!I\VI\sllill 1~il\h.'<'~ \\lilt li\~lnt /tl.\\1. S1lllll~ltly 111 the ttl\.\11\shill '"\ ('\\'•\' \\ W~fl\ ' 11 .>< "'~ ~ "' hllikllll~. •v .{) n gets state award .. t)()l~t'LANb 11\\'io. 1\<''l~<ll>li~ I u d~sory ~UtLANt'l I Letlthil~ Creek C\lil\ervtlilcy c\\St<l\1\cl·s 1111 Ohitl 7 1111d Oh1t1 I24. htdudtll!l th,,s~ im lhli<lll Avelllle tlllil Ullil\1\ t'eii11L-e \\·ill be sub.\t~l 1\1 tl b<ill tltlvlsoi·y tll1ei· I IJI,tli~t l • \=o=- ""='----'"" I ~J\) tU\1. ·t,\1.1\·sdtly, \villi~ . \\l<ll'kers >:<1111\ed ti \le\\1 \\!titer il\t\ht B\' CliAIII.ENE .. om.tcH Se~\inel news editor I'OME~OY _ l>omen 1y residei\1 C\11.111l\ey Sim is tllis ytlilr's toedJ)Iellt nf the f<ltll1h t\1\11111\1 \Tnltwvkh 1mel Set·vke Al¥tll'll givet\ by the Ohhl DI'Ctls\ mid Cervic•ll Ct\lll'CI' C'o:\ltlio\1 (00CCC). the 1\Wtlrtl l'eC<I!)IIilcs txc-ellettce Itt the f1uht a"ahlsl " \ "' btetl~l '111dMr tet\llctl catil:er, 11 l'!,lgi·um which S\1\1 has 'I 1ldl"' II' II" M"'l c ~~~tllthl O~p~:~n,,;.,~s ro~"a~~ · sc\ 'Cill 1 years. "N.edpleii\N <If the uWtlrd · 111-e seleded oil the basis of how they hllvc exemplil1ed the mission ol' the Ohio l~tetlst tllld t'et·vlct\1 Ct\1\cer (\ltllltli.m," stlld J1met Sharpe, I"·' ..-'CM 1ll-es t·'uet\1 e1ec1 01· 1 1'1\ey · aloe lltdlvlduals who pnst 1i;'onccc exemplify the mission of the OI3CCC: "To ·reduce breast and cervlcul ctlnccr 111()rbidity atid lll<lrtality, ami enhance the quality of life for 'urvivors of lhcsc diseases." Mrs. Voinovich ~vill presem the awtu-d to Sim til n<lOII Oct. I7,, Ohin MaiiHI1<lgraphy l)ay, during an •IWllt'tls ccremnrly 111 Meigs High s~hool. The evem is open to the public . The 11Ward wus Mmcd fur Mr~. YoiMvkh because of her stt\tewidc ctl111ts to pmmote breast cancer awareness al\d early til detection. .. She wus 1 pr thll y t-esponsiule fonhe creation of Ohio Mlll\ltMgruphy Duy and was· 11\strunicntal In developing the statewide Hreast :Hid Cervtcul Cancet· C•lttllt\on. "Cour1t1ey Shn ·und Mrs . Voittovkh who nrc selfless in the pumHt of the elinilnmlon or b~11St cancer mottullly," indude a new mllf. paint and 1ntcrinr rl•pair" and llllprtl\ etnenl ... . Ja\ Sluitt ol .lhc Sharpe 'aid. Norma Torres. Meigs Coumy Health ctlllllllis~hmcr, dcscril~' Sim '"being '\:!lnsummately pmrcs,innal but nppr\lnchublc and exlrmn'tlinarily empathetic to every dic111 she worked with. She is cspcci:11ly dc,erving, of special r~cognition because she is ll'ltly an altruistic imlividual who consistcmly pUis others' needs ahead of her own." 11' was 011 Torres' recommcnduliun, us well us others including the Sotttheastern Ohio Breust and Cervical Cancer P1'oject, thai Sim was selected for the honor. Sim lcurncd that she had been selected for the award in a surprise :tnnouncement from Gerl Rousculp of the Ohio DepUttmenl of Health and Lcann Mutvcy of the Plttll IH Shll, AS t" n u11Jcr con,ultin~ l'lrni. Floyu Browne A'"''·iate,, rrc,~nt~tl .:oundl wilh it> fiN lm~ at u pn1pt1.>L'd $2 million . water treatment plant. to be c·on'truclcd on Park Street next to the 1 ilia~<' garag~. The Par~ Street "tc. he """· wus chn,~n lw 1he · Rnard of ·ruhlit· Affnir' hceuusc it -is out of the' flood pluin. rclati\·cly n~ar till' Hnb,on prop· ~n, "h.-r~ th<.' village plans 111 d~\ '''"P a n~-.. \\CII field. MIDDLEPORT Miudlcport Village Council held th~ first ' reading of a l'l'"llution authoriting till' T<.''l<>ration nf the <>ld C&O Fr,·i~ht lkpnt Monday C\'Ciii ng_. Mar) Wi,c. who alon~ 1\ ith her h11,hand . R<\\LIIC and •fl• •ll ll. H" 1\W~~\1\ rc'Jl'"''thlc lor pl<.' klntz up tra'h during the Stcnmhccl Fe~ti\· aL Alactt11m 'aid the' illage 1\0Uid. Pnill·c Ch1ct Mark ProtliH rc4uc,tcJ <.'ouncil ghc h1111 permis'1011 ''' hire a nc'~ rolic·e offiCer for the \ illage . He '"~ed that C'hrl'tnpher A. l'ildtfonl. a certified j)lllicc officer. he hired on a call-in onl) ha,i'-.111 help keep overtime in dlCC~ for the police uepartmenl. The nC\\ hire \\:t< apprtned h} counciL cnll\'Cilil'llt cnuplt''- da . . uJhutmtl to the water "~ :-.tcm already 'cc·urcd a ~liXX) l"l'\loratlllll 1ll pi~K'l: gmm through the The proJect is not expectAppalachian Regional ed l\l go to bid fur at least a Commission last summer. year. and the plum a., 'ubprc~cntcd the resolution. 1t mitteu ""' night, Shull 'aid. tmlhori'c" .t h(• CnnccrncLI arc ''\cr~ tentative." Sltutl. Citi?ens o.r Middleport wh\1 lnt•i w11h the IJl'urd of Commluee to estublish Public Affui~ enrlicr in the guideline' for tltc rc·,tora- dav. iil., o I'C}XII·ted that 111~ ti\111 of 1hc statin11. imd to paiming ol the Mill Street mallilgc the pt·ojcct. \1 at~r tan~ ha' been ,·ornThe resolution."·' prt' 'cnl - pkl<'d . Cm111cd appnllt'd the cd. "'"' g.avc the "x <.'<1111 miHce member': The Wi'~' · BPX' purdllN' of a new Gc\u·gc. Jr. and Cind<t llarri' Ca"'· hat:~lwc. ill " ""t of ;uttl Myron and June $-l.~.h.1~. from Sllulhe,l,tcrn Duffield, :IUthority over tit~ Eqlllpm~nl (',,. Gallipolis. tlcpnl 's usc utler the rcstora- thwu~h tlw 'tate purchasing t.ion i~ completed, However. pru~ram . The nlsl of the ~oundlmembers que,tioncd bac~IW<' , whidl li'ts at gnmtin!) 1hcm full authority $lJ 1.5110. rc llc~ t' a J 7 perover how the villugc-nwnctl eel\ I \lliiC Ui>t:OUill l!lld U ~lutitm is used by members $1 c,!IIIO trade consideration of the publk. und ultimatclv for I he· 1 illa~tc\ llJlJO hackinduded Mttyor S:mdv ho~ . The• cmt of the new hnc lannarclli among those who will he di\ idcd among the' would s~hedulc use nf the ...,trect. \\all'( 'ewer a nO ' departments . . train stalilln by the cummu- rcfl!,c nity. with Cmmcihnan Bob C\lliiWilman Roger Manley Pooler voting again't the voted agalnslthc purchase. Fire Chief Don Stivers resolution illld K•Hhv Scott. abstaining from the vnk rcqll~'tcd .!Jlproval to pur1\vn more ret1din~s on the ~hu'e thr~c Sclf-Cnntmned resolution arc reqUired. •md 'Brcmhing App:tratus lilnk~. once authori7.ation is made ill $750 et1ch. and 10 pair~ official. the ~ommiHcc will of boots. at $225 each. huve six 111\llllhs to complete Ihe prujel'l , whkh wi II Pl1111 IH Depot. A:J I ..,______ o11· ponders uses for middle school I\' IIIIAII J. a hdlona '"' II IIIJII Cillel1dilt . tlassiileds lt~-5 . Oeat Abby A5 tomltl! · A5 nG ~dltorlals A4 MoVh!il A3 t)bltUiltie!l S"orts Weather A3 ~ 1-~ M · ., iMi 1:\lllo lieiley ~bl~hmt to. RIEl) Stlilltlil!lstlllt WHhlr MIOOU:lPOitt - t'he cost or renov•lllt\glhe Meigs Middle School und tl lle~d l'nr ex)jullded de)lrel! ph:lgmtm tlil'ered locally will Hl(ely decide 1r ~Ill tlnmde C~:~rnmu"lly College tlc~t):lt~ Middleport's otTer of the bulhllllli lor the ~ollege 1 ~ use. file 11htllrlc school, wlllch once hllU~ed Mlddle!Xlrt High School, will ~ vucnted In \'iebnmry when studems 11\tlve Into the Meigs Lucul School Olstrlct's new middle school building 1 lit Rocksprings. The sclto(il board hus agreed to trtmHfer ownership of the bulli:ling and Middtepott's two oilier schools to the village lf sultuble uses cun be found. file Institute for Loc111 Gover111t1ent and ~eglonnl Development, bused at Ohio University, htts 11ssutned the role of fitcilltutor h1 talks umong the villttgel. county economic dcvelopmclll and Klo Onmde. OtTicluls reprcseming those stakeholders met uguln Monday to discuss whut can be done to encourage the college to expand its programs imo Ihe school. . ~io Grande has operated u Meigs Center on Mill Street since 1999, und this yeur added u second associate 's degree program to its otTcrings there. While community colle~e otl'icials have expressed general Interest. in expanding Rio Grande pnlgnum into the Middle School building; it's now time to proceed with more concrete plans, said village and county otl'lcials who yesterday asked for u "yes" or "no" from the college no later than November. "We all need In kn••w what '.~ goina· to happen by November ul the latest, County Cummissioncr · Mick Davenpo11 said Monday. "If we find in December that our main player i,n·l on hoard with us, we're g01ng to have nn time to make ojher plan' and mulo.e the deadline." That deadline is mid-February, · when the villuge expects to receive a deed from the school board. and when Pl1111 1e1 «;o1b, AS Together we cal?- change your body. And your life. ToLL FREE (866) S:u-4541 www.ccwt.INFo v I •• �Ohio The Daily Sentinel Wednesd1y, Sept. 25 AccuWuther.com COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) - An illegal immigrant whose flippant comment about a bomb on the Sept. II anniversary resulted in the evacuation of a downtown skyscruper has made a deal with prosecutors that will seod him back to Mexi1.'0. Oscar Sesmas was expected to plead guilty Thesday morning in Franklin County Common Pleas Court to indue· ing panic and an unrelated charge of credtt card theft in exchange for proba· · tion and deportation. Sesmas • anorney, Joe Mas. said if all ~oes as planned, "lie will be released mto the arms of the INS." · Under the deal, Sesmas' wife, who has relatives in California. and the cou- \...-...r:-" .."-'---,.,...,±~ -.mouth 111'171' .v. -. ~ Showtrl ' T•etom'll Rflin Chance of showers late in the week Weather Forecast showers. Lows in the up~r Today...Sunny with patchy 50s. Chance of ruin 30 perfog until mid-morning. Highs ·cent. in the mid 70s. Light and variFriday... Partly cloudy with ublc winds. · a chance of showers and thun. Tonight ... Mostly clear. derstorms. Rain may·beheavy Lows in the lower 50s. East ut times. Highs in the mid 70s. winds 5 to 10 mph. Suturday... A chunce of Extended Forecast showers during the Wednesday ... Partly cloudy. day ... Otherwise partly cloudy. Highs in the upper 70s. East Lows in the mid 50s and · winds 5 to I0 mph. highs near 70. Wednesday night ... Partly Sunday ... Parlly cloudy. cloudy. Lows in the mid 50s. - Lows in the upper 40s und Thursduy... Partly cloudy. highs in the mid 60s. Highs in the upper 70s. . Monday... Mostly clear. Thursday night ... Partly Lows in the mid 40s and doudy with u chance of highs in the upper 60s. A roundup of the dally markets Sept. 23, 2002 Dow Jones Industrials 12.000 i J 11.000 10,000 ·113.17 7,872.15 . 1.43 H\Qh Low 7,884.77 7,788.42 Record high: 11,722.98 w,ooo Ptt. change hom p!f'liouo Jan. '"· 2000 8,000 JUN · JUL AUCI SEP 7,000 2,000 Sept. 23, 2002 Nasda~ 1,800 compos e 1,eoo 1,184.93 1,400 Pet. chlngo '""" p!f'liouo HIQh ·2.96 Low 1,200 1.209.72 1,177.41 Rocord hlth: !,048.82 March 10, 2000 I ,000 1,200 Sept'. 23, 2002 Standard& Poor's500 I, I ·1Ut 833.70 ·1.38 Low Htwh 845.39 825.76 Rocord high: I ,527.48 pie's three children will be allowed to remain in the United States. Sesmas. 35. was installing window blinds on the 28th t100f of the 41-story Rhodes Office Tower on Sept. II when a state employee noticed him in an area not used by vtsitors and asked him what he was domg. . ''I'm here to hide a bomb," Sesmas replied. according to Diana Campbell. 64, a health-benefits worker. A few minutes later, after Sesmas had spoken to an office supervisor, he apol· ogized to Campbell. But police were called and took him into custody. Shortly thereafter. a highway patrol dog trained to sqiff out bombs reacted to something inside Sesmas' van, parked CARROLLTON (AP) Ann and Tom Roberts hud tri~'d for years to adopt chi!dren through the foster care system to raise in their log ·home in rural Carroll County. . Five sisters from Lorain, who were separated for years in foster cure. wanted to live together with parents who loved them. Both dreams came true at h t e same time that the Robertses won part of a $75 million Super Lotto Plus jackpot. Tom had pitched in with co-workers at Hoover Co. in North Canton for tickets in the druwing, and his share came to about $360,000 after tuxes. The lottery win seemed to celebrate the adoption of the five sisters _ Ashley. 15; Brittney, 13; Kuyla, II: ·Stephunie, s. und Ltndsey. 2 - who had been living with them for the last 1 112 years. Just nine days after Tom won the lottery, the sisters officially bccume part of the family, which includes 17year-old foster son Dustin. 7-year-old adopted daughter Bridget and Ann's 20-year· old natural daughter Colleen: It was a dream come true, especially for the four older sisters, who along with their brother Ryan, were removed from their home in 1998. , When police arrived, they found a house that was lit· · tered with garbage. rollin~ food and cat feces. The girls mother, Sherri Yost, and Brett Scott, the father of four of the children, slept' amid garbage on the living room floor. · Lorain County Children's Services took c~stody of the children nnd divided them between two foster homes. In Murch 1998. 2-year-old Ryun died in foster care. In January 2000. Yost gave birth to Lindsey, who wns placed in foster . care six months later. It wus not until October 2000 that the sisters were placed through a private udoption agency wuh the Robe rtses. By that time. more than 20 foster children had been through the couple's home. They had adopted Bridget and held onto Dustin. but they wanted a bigger family. And Alln, who had been murried previously, could not have children. · In 1999, the Robertses' relntionship with Stark County Children Services becume struined. Four foster sisters ·were removed from the home after a 3-year-old got scratched under the eye, and a former foster child accused Ann of sexual abuse, though she was later exonerated. Ann and Tom hoped the five sisters could stay but the family's economic situation wus precarious, despite the $500 a month they received from the county for each fos· ter child. But the wfnning lottery ticket changed everything. With the extra money; the IO·member family can buy a new pickup truck, stan col· lege funds for the older sirls, fix up the house and buy a time·•hare condo near Orlando, Fla., so they can take annual vacations to Disney World., The (Cicvelund) Plain Dealer reported. · 100 800 JUN JUL AUCI SEP 700 ' AP Local Stocks · AEP - 26.62 Arch Coal - 15.59 Akzo - 32.25 Am.Tech/SBC - 22.71 Ashland Inc. - 27.75 AT&T - 12.25 Bank One - 37.04 BLI - 16.90 Bob Evans - 23.53 BorgWarnor - 52.26 Champion- 2.61 · Charming Shope -7.08 City Holding - 25.30 Col - 21.92 DG - 13.51 DuPont- 38.38 Pepsico- 37.20 Federal Mogul - .59 Promlor- 6.99 USB- 18.68 Rockwell - 16.72 Gannett - 74.06 Rocky Boo\1 - 4.45 Genaral Electric- 26.40 · RD Shell- •0.40 GKNLY-4 Stara-42.12 Har1ey Davldlon-45.44 Wai·Mart- 52.80 Kmarl- .47 Wendy'o- 32.53 Kroger - 15.17 Worthington - 17 Lid.- 15.41 Dally llock reporll are NSC- 21.03 lhe 4 p.m. olotlng O.k Hill Financial -21.70 quotes ol the previous OVB- 22.50 day's lranaacllona, proBBT - 35. I 5 vlded by Smllh Parlnora Peoples - 25.18 el Advesllnc. · Tom Roberts holds up his youngest · adopted daughter, . Lindsay, 2, during a party for Lindsey and her four sisters the Roberts adopted May 4, at their home near Carrollton, Ohio. Sisters Ashley, Brlttney, . Kayle, Stephanie and Lindsey are finallY, together In one foster nome. (AP) Company drops plans to Stepbrothers build rural generating plant admit to LANCASTER (AP) - A . the announcement will neu· starting fire wholesale energy tralize a movement to repeal a com~any has dror.~cd plans to bu1ld a $133 m1llion natural-gas-fired gcncratm~ plant near Balt.un~;r~ 1nFa1rfield Coun~y. .. Kansas C11y-ba~ed Aqu1la ·sa.id. th~rc w~sn t enough demand !n the curre~t econo· my to bu1ld the plant m a rural areu uoout 25 miles southeast of Columbus Opponent~ · who were con· ccrned about property values and air pollution cheered the announcement. ''I'm on cloud nine. I am thri lied," said Ji II Maldovan, who led neighbors in oppos, ing lhc rlunl. • . Maldovun said she hopes Marpret Sheets in a loadil\l dock behind the buildillJ. The building. where 4,000 people work in the Ohio upreme Coun. aUOf'o ney general's office 11nd other state agencies. was evacuated. No bomb was found. lnvesli&ators later detennined the doas reaeted to de ed · 'I pow r us 10 11 nat gun. Mas said the theft charges resulted · from Sesmas' use of credit cards left behind by customers of a restaurant where he worked ~-timo. Ass.istant Frankhn County Prosecutor Gre88ory Slemmer lllJreed to reduce the felony inducina panic chll!ie to a first· degree misdemeanor and the multiple theft charges to one ch"fie. POMEROY •• Maf~~~ l , SheNs. 74, 1\>tn~.>~~, died Sut~. opt. n 200J. lilt her residC'111.-e. She was oom July 2 L 111211 in North Ct~mlina. dt1ugl1ter of the late Ralpll t~nd Myrtle Ht~miltou Cvrhllt. She w~o~~ 11 former owoorl()(lCNt(l(' of the Momgomery Ward Catalog llgency in Pomemy and wa.~ a home ~are pmvidor for the t:ld~rtx . She Wij~ u mt~ml)(>r ,,f the l'ir~t SQuthem Bupti~t Church. and a t'ofmer momher of tht1 Ordilr of &sten1 Star and HarrislliWillol.t~e. Sllf'''''ing t~re a daughter nnd s\>1l·in·hlw. Ciwenne nml Jell' Grndy llf ·Salem Comer nnd Greg und Fely Sheets of Cheshire: I)Nnd~;llllctron : tee ond Jodi<' tlu~l\. knnifer nnd Briun Youn~. Anthony Doorl\)r, 1mcl Greg Shoots: u brother und siste.r-in- lnw. Duvid tllld Cttt'\\1 Corbet of Ktmnapolis. N.C.: a sister. Rt~11mol Gardner of Texas: soverul nieces 11nd nephews: and tw(l specinl fritltlds. Jvunnu Council of ttmgsvllle und R'X Rvse ,,r Rut lund, Bes1' es her purents. she wus p•we<led in denth by hN husbund. Cht~rles R. Sheets. . ill 1984, ervkes will he held 11 t 11 tn We'ln~"d'IY "~ t .,. 'I '. , · . ' ' .. ~p . -~· 2002. ut' ~·Fisher F11nerul Uome in Pomllroy with Rov, l.nmllr O'llryunt \lll1chttin!J. Buriul will follow m Hemlock Gmve Cemetery. Friends muy cu ll ltt the funeml home fmm 6 to s ~, uy. P.1·n , 1\l ~od 1.25 percent income tax for Liberty Union-Thurston schools. . The repeal movement was prompted by the school board's support of a tax break for the plant · . The 12-year-old mcome ~ux produces about $1.5 m1lhon annually toward the district's $9.5 million budget.. Schools Supenntendent John Schiller has · said approval of the repeal issue on the Nov. 5 ballot would require him to cut the staff, programs, buses, textbooks and computers. · MIDDLEPORT - Muyor Sundy Ainnnrelly processed . the following cnses recently. Fined were: Joseph Conte~. , Middleport. dis\l"ferly. $100 plus C\l~t: Yv1>nne J. Durst. Middleport. reckless opern· tion, $1'00 pitts cost. child endunyermerit, $~00. criminal dumauinu. $200: Soon Anderson, Mlddlcport, DAYTON (AP) - 1\vo stepbrothers have admitted setting a July 5 fireworks fire that destroyed two homes, cars und guruges. The boys. uges I5 and 12. accepted a plea agreement Monday involving juvenile charges of arson and criminal damaging. They will stuy with their parents until sentencing Oct. 22. Montgomery County Juvenile Court Judge Nick Kuntz could sentence them to a minimum of six months with the Ohio Department of Youth Services. • • ' SOUTH C I1ARI.l~STON, W.Vu. tAPl - Ahl 11tt $~(1 mikinll 1minn Wl 1fk!.lrs ut three NiSmtl'(.'e sut>sidiuritls hltvtl l'lltil1ed u new cnntruct, although nwny remain unhliJl· P,Y with Its het1lth ~o·ure pt\1\'i· SI\11\S, EmpliiYi.'l:lS of Columhilt Gus mis~ion Cnr11., CoI111nTruns bin Nutuml Resnurci.'s ''" Churleston und C\•lumhill G11s 111' Kentucky upp"wc\1 the new cuntntl.'t 6~ J>elWtll Ill l$ percent durit1!J votinll Sunduy ttn<J · Mondny. unilln ~md compuny 1'11'il'iul~ sl1i1l Moni1~1y. "Oemocnw)' lms ·ruled uml· PERRY (AP) - Tho Perry nuclear power plant has been shut down since Sunday because of defective equip· ment. The Plain Dealer reported Tuesday. · It's the second un~ched · uled shutdown in three months at the plant located 35 miles northeast of Cleveland. Asystem sent a false alarm of damuge in the turbine. but the turbine was not affected, said Todd Sch nelder, a spokesman for FirstEnergy Corp., which owns the plant. The false signal occurred during a weekly test of the device, located in u non· radioactive ureu of tho fuclli· Prosecutors investigating Xerox Clroui1tlon Device may increase gas mileage by 22 o/c • Dlttrtot Mgr.l Mlkt Jtnklnl, Elll. 17 01ner11 M1naaer Gas Saver thun the 22% claimed by the developer." In addition to the fuel savinss. the Ons Saver has received pate11ts for cleonln~ out carbon und raisin11 octane, making higher 11radcs of fuel unnecessary for moNt vehiclc1. Joel Robin110n, the developer. commented: "We have sold a half million Oil8 Saven. To our surprise, 08 many people buy the Oas Saver because It ex~ends enalne life (by clctlllina out the abrasive carbon) 01 buy it 10 increase aas mileage or raise octane." . For funhcr information call : 1·800-LEBS·GAS 1·800·5 31·14 :z 7 : I whut wl.''ve ~1\1 ·111 ~" l>y, I 111•11'1 think unyhlxl)l'~ hupll)' hut 11'\l \•t~ jl.llt til iO had. work.'' ~tml L~rr • \Vi II h1msn11, presi\lent 111' l'uper. · II i<~d · lndu ~t rlul. Ch11mkul und Rntlfll}' Wol'k~rs tJnlon tiil:ul ~-J?J. whh:h CIW\111< 1'\ent\lcky tm\1 Jlllrt~ 111' WeRt Vifilnlu. Etn tlhlyei.'~ htt\'\l helin 1111 Wl k~: ~it11.'i.' IIi, l!l. Tht- ' 11 t>rtl eX J'l\,'l.'t ~l to wtum to 11 nr~ T\tc~dlt)'. Wllliunmm Mlid, ~mplil}'\'4)~ lnitiully \leci\1«1 1\) kl)t)p wmldnll nner their ~nwuct expired rell. 2R, hut when tulk~ stulhxl. mtlmhers 111' locul~ · ~-6JR und !l<rll wont on ~trike, the 11rst ~ln~'tl 19M. Cn ml1un r~pt'tl~On tut ivos und \.111 on otl'icllll~ l'i.'lldl\ld u lll lllllliVtl fiYil · )'O llf CO IItfliCt Snturduy ul) t~r u\lo11t 50 hours nt' m.-dhttlon. "We did IJuin hnpruvomilnts und thi!y Ilia moot ~ome of tho hurllo de munds." snld ·Costs from Pl.. At tho vllll\jlo will muma rcsponslblllty for utilities tmd othllr costs umllliutlld with The Daily Sentinel ty, Public health und the environment were not at risk. Schneider snid. It will tuke u week to repair. , FirstEnergy Corp. is ul~o repairing the dlsubled Ouvls· .Besse nuclear power plant near Toledo. During u mulntenunce shutdown, investigators In Murch found that boric acid had neurly euten through a 6· inch steel cup on Davis· Besse's reactor vessel. The plunt hus ·been closed since then. In June , u short circuit in a generator at Perry closed the plant for seven days. Schneider sui d. ~--~~~----~~-===~~ · thut'~ suyini it would cooperate owner~hip. LuAnne Bowmon, vleo with pro~ec\ltors. XcroK souled ulleyutioos .president for fiMneit\1 tmd by the. Sec uri tics nnd udmlnlstrntlvc uffnin til Rio Exehan&il Commiuion in Orundc Cummunlty Colleue, April. The SEC nllc1Jcd thnl toured the building recently the compnny used u variety with Arehhoot Stephen of whnt It coiled "uccountlniJ Ooanor of Mnrlcttnund other tricks" nnd "uccountlniJ 11nivor~lty offlcluls. tho ''OS I of brlnu· opportunities" to boost corn· in11Shethosnld bulldinu to code ings by nbout $ J..!l billion, una convert!na. up spuco,. 05 mlslcudlny Investors nt>oui Its n~cdod, wlllllhly 1.'10 11 mlljor results . d ~t crminlna foetor In whothct· Rio Ornndo chooses to relocnto. "We'll nolld to know sever· ul thln11s ohout the cost before u dedslon con be Reader Services (UIPI m.eeo) mode ." Bowmnn snld. correotlon Polloy Ohio V1111y Publlehlna Co. "We need to know whut · Our main ooncorn In Allatorltl 11 10 bt Flublllhtd tvtry lfttrnoon, ~ondoy IIQaurall. Uyou know ol an error In a through Friday, 111 .Court Stroot, will be noccssury In order to mnke tho huildlng compllnnt ltoty, Ollltht noweroom at (7•0) GGa• Pomeroy, Ohio. Seoond·OIOII a1ao. poalage paid 11 Pomoroy. with rho Amcricuns with MIIIT!btrt Tho Anooltltod Pron l)lsuhilltios Act. We need to and tht Ohio NawtpAptr determine Our m•ln numiMr Ia how much Al100iallon. (7.0) 112•2158. ttsbcstos Is In the bulldin& Dtptrtmant utanalona lrt: Poltlllltter: lltnd lddrtll oorr10· tiona to Tho Colly Sonllnol, 111 nnd whnt It will cost to Coull Slrott. Pomeroy, Ohio remove It, if It's nuccssory. NtWI "Until we hove u renson· ldltar: ChArlene Hotlllch, 111. 12 · '57eo. ublo dollt\1' l1g111'e us to whnt lltporter: Brian Rota, Elcl. 13 lublorlptlon A1t11 lltporttr: Agntt 11apli&, E111. 1' those lhin11s urc wlmt lhcy'rc ly otrrter or motor roull lportt: Ill. 14. lluin11 to cost, Riu Onmdo On• month .... , ..•. , ..•1.70 will nm he ublc to mukc n On• Ytlr •••••• , , •••. •104.00 ' Advertlalng DIIIV ,,,',, , ,,,,,,,,,,,.10' Outtldt IIIII: tltvt Horr!i, Bill. 1G Subaorlbtrl thould rtrnlt In Outtldt hltt: JtiiiOI Evant, Bill. 11 advance direct to The Dally CI•H.illlro.t Judy Clark, Bill. 10 Btnllnot. No aubtorlpllon by moll Ollll.llllro.: Cynthia 8wlthir, &111. 11 ~trmlltlld In IIIII Whtrt homt •WIN• oarrltr ttrl/tot It tV8II1bl1. 2FREITIOKm STAMFORD. Conn. (AP) - Fcdorol prosecutor~ oro lnvc~tlyutinll uccountlny pructiccs ut Xero~ Corp. thot were previously reviewed by securities regulutors In n probe thut led to n record SI0 million civil ponnlty against tho copy muchlno maker. The Stnmford·boscd com· puny issued u suitement Mondny niyht announcing the new investiuotlon und of the fueloavlng dcocrlbcd In thl• udvonl•emem. engine is pollution. this 22% of each galion normally burns when it reaches the platinum of the catalytic converter. UnfoltUnately, the converter's platinum bums this fuel in the tail-pipe. where the heat and energy produced from this fuel cannot be harnessed to drive your vchlc)e. ' But when the OWl Saver adds plaifnum 10 the air-fuell!lixturc 22% more of each gallo~ bum, inside the engine so that 22% fewer pi Ions urc required· to drive the same distance. After a five year study, the government concluded: "Independent testina shows greater fuel savings with the ussuult. $2tltl plus costs : Curtis Ritl'le. Ml!ldl~pmt. DUI. $200 plus cost. 1111 plute light. $2$ pitts cost. Forfeit In11 l'ines were Chrl stophor D. huhbs. Wellston. speed. $69: Timothy A. Rnmey. Cheshire. speed, $66: Joshutl A. llhu:k. Syr11cuso. ficlltlu11s tuas, S7, , ---------------------------- Buford Mlnnla, left, end, Rev. Calvin Minnis took at the repaired head stone of their areat·&randfllthar Calehlll Minta before the Lambert Lends Mtmorlel eervlot at th1 Moraan Bethel Church In Vinton. Mlnla Ia one of 30 alavu freed by Cha~u Lambert Jr., In 1832 and aranted them 2815 acraa of land he owned In Gallla County. More than 300 people lathered durin& the weekend In southern Ohio to dedicate a memorial to the original realdente of a communal aettlament of freed slavn formed 20 yeera before the Emancipation Proclamation. (AP ) . .Federal Conoumcr Protcellon hao conOrmcd.lhc accuncy BOSTON · National Fuelsaver Corp. has developed a low cost automotive accessory called the Platinum Gas Saver which. is guarantee" to increase gas mlleuge by 22% while meeting all emission standards, · With o simple connection to a vacuum line, the Oas Saver udds microscopic' quantities of platinum to the air-fuel mi~ture entering the engine. ' ~~nee platinum has the.unique ab1hty to rna1ce non-bummg fuel ~urn, the Oas Saver's platinum mcreases the percentage of fuel burning in the engine from 68% of each gallon to 90% of eac~ gallon, a 22% incr.eawe. Smce unbumt fuelleavmg on Workers ratify NiSource contract Cou·rt News Defective equipment triggers pl.ant shutdown ,000 900 Pet. change from flllvioul Marc h 24, 2000 Obituaries Lambert lands Winning l'ottery helps ·family celebrate adoption W.VA. ....- c 2002 AcwW.O.ther, Inc. Sunny Pt. 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County commissioners huvc Jlladued 11 on · lime' $300,000 commitment of · Tompomy Au lstnnco to Noody Fomillos 1\nids to help develop Job troinlng pro· 1Jrllms for 1ocnl residents, but those 1\mds eon only be u5cd for costs dlroctly rolntlna to tho progrums, such ns fuculty or equipment, und not for costs ttssociatcd with eon· vortlna spt1ce, necartllna to Com1ulssioner Jim Shoots. . As purt Of 80 01111\)11111 pltl11• nina project for tho usc of the bulfctlng. URO Melus Center Director Olnu Pines sold she · will conduct n no ds ussoss· mont In tho community to determine whnt lli'Oil'ums nl'tl most needed. Tho vlllnac olso expects to rocoivc tho Middleport Elomentory School bulldlnl! on P1mrl Street. nnd the Ccntrnl Bulldlnu. locnted on 1h11 Middle School property, once they uro vucuted Iuter nolll your. . The vlllujc hopes to eon· vert tho olfmcntory school Into vllluiJO und pollco off1ccs, whllc uses for the Ccntrul Bulldlnanro IC88 dcf· lnito. Det from S ott lll)tl Pooler votln11 no ~ :t:»A1 Coun cil tnblod tho rogues t !)endina t1 review ol the depllrtn,ent' s bud1Jet. Lust nlallt's flauru reflected only $1.949 In the d~purl · · mont' s . cqulpmOIH tu11d. nnd council members lu~t nlaht Mild they would 8 e~k · the money 1111~d~d ftlf thli purohuses from othct· lin~ !tom~ . · Councilnl~o: Approved truMI'Ns 111' fund s tolllllna $H.31 ~. with 1 .' .Approved the pnymct\1 Ill hills ill th l' \ll\1\\11111 1lf $,'3.M7.7-I. 1\ith Poo ler votilll! lltl: 1 Met with Lttw rc tt~c Powell Ill' Svculllllfc Stree t. tthout r~·nhlcms with srrc.Jinu tru tfl • in his 1 · 1 .. ' · "~ I! 11bor 111 od. Also pr~ sc nl · \\'ere Ct1u n ~ll ll11'1llbcrs l.ittdu l~tliey. Stephen llltUI.' hin s. tlnd Bob Roh lnsotl, Clerk s u ~ie l'r~n~h. ttnd S li'I'CI Supervisor Kenny Mudd~·n. Jr. ·PROUD TO BEA PART OF YOUR LIFE. Subj'Crlhr lmltl,\'. 992·2 /5(i ?11U , , .. . MATINIIIIAU IUN li I I l ii\' ? t ~D a t 1ID MATINIIIIAT I IUN 1110 lltiO 8PRINa1AWY OIN-7 IIIND VOUII NAMI IN TODAV'I CLAIIII'IID IICTION AND WtNI ij41( 'lfii/MfP~ MI/I1/PIAIF111 100,10· 1 The nee 01 Famlll Faces Pleasant Valley Hospital knows rhe importance of familiar faces and !lurroundings when facCd with an iUncss or chronic medical condition. Plaaaant Vallav Prlnta Diltv Home Dire provides: . • Pel'lonal Care • R••plla Care - • Homemaker Strvlctl • Private Dut)' Nun111 1 SupporiStrvleel t Companlo111hlp • F•clllty Stamn1 • llltt.r Servlu 1111 Nanh 2nd lt. • Mlddltilon. 01 41180 el7401 112-8118 or 11881 112·1118 • PLEASANT ·VALLEY HOSPITAL �.. • ' • •1n1on • The Daily Sentinel · 111 Court St'"t • Pomefoy Ohio 'IUescl•y, September 24. 2002 . - .myd•llynntlnet.com · Ohio Valley Publishing Co. BUSH ELEVA11D IT~ ..PE~T" m·EVtLoom. . • Managing Editor DEAR ABBY: ''Fearl'ul in California," the mother of a newlywed young woman, wrote that her son-in-law, "Doug," was a nice guy, but verbally abusive when he drank. She said the next day Doug would conveniently "forget" what he had said or how badly he had ·behaved. The daughter was frightened by her new husband's threats when he was drunk and feured that one day he'd carry them out. "Fearful" asked if you thou~ht she should lalk to her son-m-law and suggest he get help. You ad vised her to stay ont of it and that the daughter had to be the one to draw the line. You also said the daughter should join Al-Anon. Abby. domestic abuse is not merely caused by alcohol. It's an issue of control. Domestic abuse thrives in solitude. That son-in-law needs to be made aware that his in-laws are watching. If this situation is fueled by alcohol, the son-in· luw should seek help. If he doesn't, that mother needs to remove her daughter. Please let these people know they're right to be fearful. - DR. MOURAINE R. BAKER, FOUNTAIN HILLS, ARIZ. DEAR DR. BAKER: Although verbal abuse does tend to escalate over time, I saw no reason for the parents to step in now. Drunks (and .abusers) tend to blame others for their own problems. That's why I advised the mother to send her daughter to AI-Anon, where she would learn that no matter what the husband accused her of during his drunken rages. she was not responsible for his behavior. It's an important lesson. Read on: DEAR ABBY: My mom went through the same thing with my dad. Dad refused to believe my mom when she told him what he had said while he was drunk, so she videota~ him one night. She made h1m watch the tape the next day, and he was monified at his behavior. As a result he substantially altered his drinking. · If the daushter can't obtain a video camera, a simple audio tape recorder will do just as well. Mom had the camera just sittins casually on a table. ..c:.' Den Dickerson Publisher Bttte Ptarce Mother . has. reason to ftar son-in-law~ drnnken abuse SNI TH£ 001'BIAIC .CJ WE~ NILE VIRUS, WANTED (740) 992·2158 • FAX (740) 992-2157 B ___y the Bend _Th_en_w-=-y_se_ntin_ei_ _ _ PageA4~ The Daily Sentinel • TZ(·... ' Charlene Hoeflich 3JI . Editor I rrre•·s h> the"'''"''' an• 11'<'/nmr~. 11t<'l' sl•ould '"' '""·' them .!OrJ "'u•k till klle• ., mr ·'"''J(< 'I to t.liting m•d '"'"' '"' \ (~H<'cl dlltl indue/(' clddiV' \.~ cUhl l('ll'f'ltone rttm"t-('1: No 1111\lgiiP<IImtt·,,· >rill I><'!'"''"·' ""''· I mas slroultll><' ;,. .~'""' rasttt, otMrvtv.w· ,.,~ t.\mt'·' · nor rwr.w,alitie,·. f1tf' ·otllrri, ,.,, t'.\/llt' .\' W.'d m tire colrmm IH?Imr are tht' c'tm ~ " '" ·'"·' •!fill~ 0/u,, Hril<'l' /'ul>li.-lriu.~ Co.\ e.lil<l>'ia/lit•ml, tml•'·'·' dllttrwi,,l:' tUIU\1. F-· NATIONAL VIEW Salvation Making A}ghattistan a viable state best for everyone's interest •1'he Sorromento (Cnllr.) Bee. mr sal'in.~ A.fgilmristun: To 1>chulld Af~han\stan ancr 2~ yca1·s of wur and oppression. wealthy countries and intcmatinnallcndlng agencies plcd~cd last January to p111vidc $4 . ~ hilllnn in reconstruction funds tlvcr five yeUI's. '~lth $LX hill ion of that tn be' delivered this yctu'. Yl't limdy n thil'd 11f the 11rst-year pledge has l)een met. . mlsintl the l'isk that the .:numry could full' hack Into chaos. lntcrnulw;lrl\m: and. conceivably. t'Cncwed termrist activity. Ti.l its credit. tl1e Uush admini~trutlon \lliS kept its part of the harguin. tlclivcrin!l $JlMl m\1\I(Jn in nnmnihtury aid .... . Until 11111V 111<1.<1 <IUtsldc 111oncy h;ls hecn spent nn cmerI!Cl19 rclkf. including fond und mctlldnc li1r u populution of I'Ctmnln).l I'Cfllgccs that has pt\II'Cd "' hc. lml!er than anyone expected. Thc1'C aiM' is u scrinus security pmblcm outside l<ahul. tile capital. in ptirt because lin-eign govemments, indudin!l Wasl1ingtnn. have ha\kcd at expanding prlltection hcyund KabuL ... Mnl>ct>Vcl'. the mnuey for t\!ad-building still must be dellvcrnt. alnng \viti• funtls to p11y salurles for an Af~han bUI'CUU· crm:y. SO percent of whnsc blldgct is financed by outside ald . Flr,t and fnrcn\nst , gnvei'I1111C11ts that pledged billions to I'Chullcl AI'~IH1nist:m but that 11\IW hesitute out qt' fear that the llllliiCY will he misused ought to I'Cilcct on the self-fulfillin~ P"•phc.:y Ihat su~gcst, , The altcmativc tn stron~. early action h> ma~c Ai'glHIIItstan a vlahlc stale coultl he lur wors'e und wuuld lllldcrminc the reasons Amcl'ka lltld others !'ought u ~Vur tn rid Al'ghunlstanllf the llppl:csslvc Tu\lban regime . TODAY fN HISTORY ASSOCIATED PRESS Today is Tue"suay. Sept. 24. tlic 267th duy of 2002. There are liH days len in the year. · , t\lduy's lli!lhllght ill Hlswry: 011 Sqll. 24;1/Kll. Co11grcss passetlthc Fh·st Judkiary Act. which provided fm '"' Attor11cy Cieneml and u Supreme Cnurt. On this lillie : In 1tWI. tl1tHisunds nf businessmen were ruined ·in a Wull Street panic al\er fln:mdcrs Jay Gould and James Fisk attem/'ted lo comer the gold market. 111 li'Jh. 1n1thor 1'. Scott Flti)!Cndd wus hnrn in St. Paul, BY THE Mlim. In \92ll. Lt. James 1-1 . Dnoliltk guided a Consolidated NY2 Blplunc over MitdlCI Field In New York inlhe l'irst ull-instrll· niCill flight . h1 lll.'i~. l' l'esillcnt Ei~cnliowcr sut't'crcll u heanattud wl1ile ·on vncutlun In Denver. In 1957. the Bmok\yn Dodgers nluycd their lust gumc at Ehhct~ Hclll. defcuti11g the l>lttshurgh Pimtcs 2-0. In I%0, the USS Enterprise. the l'lrst nudcur-pnwereu ulrauft cni'l'iel'. wus luunchcu ut Newport News, Vu. In 1%3. the U.S. Scnntc nlliflcd u treuty with llrltuln und the Soviet Union limit in!( nuclcur testing. 111 197(,, newspupcr hell'ess l'utrl_du Heurst wus sentem:ed 111 sc~cn ycurs in/1risnn I'm her purt in u 1974 hunk rohhery. <She was rclcusc• ul'tcl' 22 months uftcr l'ecciving clemency from l'rcsldcnl Curter.) In !'I'll. chlldl'cn\ autl10r Themlur Seuss Geisel. better known ns "Dr. Scuss." died In Lu .lo\lu, Cull f.. at age K7 . In \ll96. the United Stutes. rcJlrcscntcd hy Pt·esident ('linton. unci the world's other mnjor nudcur powers signed u tl'cnfy to end ulllesling uml tlcvelupmenl of nuclcur weapons. Ten Jcurs ugo: Actin~ Nuvy Sccrctury Scun 0 ' Keefe strippc tlll'cc uLilttiruls ol their jobs fur i'nlfing to Investigate ~~~~rcssivcly tile "Tullhook" sex ubuse scuttdnl. Democrutk prc,itlclllinl nominee Bill Clinton promised to press for u nutionnl ilculth-cure system for nil Amerkuns; the Bush cumpui!lll countered thtll the plan would he too expensive for uvcrugc Amcrkuns. l'i vc yc111·s a~11 : !'resi dent C\ in ton urged tl1c annua I convention of the Al· L-C'IO m>t to try to punish Democratic luwlllil~er' . who stood wlih hhl1 on his request fur .~trongcr uuthority to r1e~otiute new ft'ee· trudc trcuties . Gurth Brooks wu .~ 11111ned hcsl clllertulner by Courttry Music A.~soclmion. One ycur agn : l'rc.sident Uuslt ordered u frcc7.c nu the assets nl'27 people and orguui7.Uthms wllh suspected links to terrorism, mcludlng lslamk rnllitunt Osuma bin Laden , und urged other nut ions 111 do likewise. 'll>duy'.s ll lrtlitluys : ABC sportscu.stcr Jim McKuy is 81 .. Aclrcs,, Sheilu Mud~uc i.s 7R. Sln~cr Burburu A\\but (The Augd') Is (>2. Singer Phyllis "JigJl·' ' Allbut (The Angels) Is 60 . Sin~cr GerrY. Mursdcn (Gerry and the Pucemukcrs) is (10 . Actor· (Hll'dol1 C\u\111 1"NYPD Blue") is 54. Former U.S. Rep. Jnscplt Kennedy I . I)-Muss .. is SO. Actor Kevin Sorbo is 44. Rhyt hm -und-hhrc' 'Inger Ceurk i)crtt (Take 6) i.s 40. Actress Mcgun Ward is J.1. Singcr-musidun Marty Cintron (No 1\lcrcy li' ~I , Ac·tor Kyle Sullivnn ("Mulcohn in the Mitldle") i' 1·1. Though! fnr Toduy·: " Puhlk opinion is strouger thun the lcJl~<luturc , anti ncurly u' st1:ong us the Ten Commundmcn~s." - C'hnrlc.s Dudley Warner, Amcrlcun author und ed1tor I I H19· 1900 J. KONDRACKE'S VIEW Health care debate rears its head again in .Congress burstin~ BY MoRTON KONDRACKI at the scum;. u nutl>ing sho1111~e the immensity Of the problem,, • there's vast disagreement on how lo solve , it . When Kennedy lirst pmJX>sed his .• employer mandute this summer. tm eruption went up from business groups, which ,. predicted it would cause bunkruptcies and ,, lost JObs. , Kennedy's lc~islution , to be introduced ; befo1'C the elections. may cause mcreased opposition from businesses because he's ·: ck:cided to require covcruge not only by companies with more thun 1(Xl employees. . as he Iii'S! mentioned, but 1tlso by those llS .. small us live. ·.. Kennedy's stall estimates that. his plan .,, would cover !!0 pcn:ent ot the unmsured -· · 32 million workers tuid their fumilies."' Employers would beur most of the cost. : with the g~vemment subsidi7.ing stnrg- ·~ ghng smuli hnns. No cost tigurc has been worketl up for .. the plm1, but Kennedy notes tlmt savings·, cun be achieved by reducin~ udministmtive' and puperwork inefficiencies in the health' ' system, which uccount for $400 million of., $1.4 lrilllon 1otul annual outlays. ·~ People would be required to huvc a basic: . hculth plan much as they do m1to insur-,.: ance, with better coverage optional und .. subsidies li1r the poor. · Breaux acknowledges that his phm li~ees enormous politicul resistunce: "You're' · going to get shoutetl ut by every special. gmup that hus tl1cir bo~ and wunts to keeP.· '. their box. We're going to break .their box. '·:: Kennedy thinks it will lake a 2lXJ4 pres- : idcn\iul cantlidute to put hculth refonn buck· ut the top ofthc nation's agendu. Breaux is_ skepticul. "When you'1-e cumpuigning for. pmsident. you tend to hx1k tbr sound bites. This is not a sound bite. It's a whole chapter," But it's coming. II has lo. SUS Oil With health l"OSI' SU!J!ing and the mnks · und the thrcutcncd quulity of can:. physiof the uninsured swelling, Scns. &lwm1.i ciuns fon:ed to spend less time with Kennedy (D-Mass.) and John Breaux (D- patients ... and the gnvemment imposing La.) nrc pushing for a new look ut compre- arbiU1U')' cut~u~ks ~~~ hlml-prcssed hospihensive health cure refonn. tuls and phys1cmns. Kennedy. the old lion liberal. has given Breaux. too. Iolli me. "TI1e system is up on his dre:un of u Canadiun-style.gov- cmshlng umund us. Employers me doing e111ment-nu1 health lnsumnL'C system and less tmd less, TI1ey're eliminating retireshot11y will introduce legislation mnndut- ment health benelits and 1~\ucing lhem for ing tltut every employer except the smallest employees. TI1ey're contrihutin~ less to the pt\lvidc u basic insurance pl11n fur its WOI'k· pl11ns for the employees. They rc otl'cring crs. !'ewer and fewer options und. in many Brenux. who del1nes himself as a "mtli- cuses, none ut ull." cal l'Cnllist." is working on perhups his lnd~ocd, the latest survey by the Kuiser most ntdicul health relom1 yet - replacing Fmnily Foundation showed that employers the nation's current employer-bused insur- tue llidng insunmcc increases this yelU' of unL'C system with an individualnmnda!c. 12.7 pet\."Cnt, the largest since 1990. The 111e two Dernucmts me moving in opJX>- Census Bureuu is expected. tp repo11 soon site dlr\.'Ctions fmm n policy standpoint, but that the number of uninsured persons has they nre acting on the same assumption - once again ri.,en ahovc 40 mil111m. thlll mcketing costs and collupsing cover· Kaiser tound that II percent of lm}le u~c .ure putting the health cure system Into employers plan to Ul\lp ltlh\.'C lnsunmce cnSis. coveruge over the ne~t two yc:U'S, that the Thn ~curs ago, a sitnilar pcrccpl ion led employee shnre of p1emium costs hus risen the Clinton admlnistrution 10 propose 27 percent nnd thut smnll employers teplucing privntc insur:uK-e companies increasingly tue dmpping covcrnge. w1th goveromcnt-munugcd HMOs - u TI1e looming c1isis ha~ swelled coqJ~>­ plan thnt cmshed and bomed JX>litlcnlly but mte. umoi1und pensltlll lund membership muy have supp1esscd health costs nnd pre- in lhe National Coalition on Health Cam.n mlumlncreases tempordlily. group dedicated to pmmoting comprehenDuring those I0 years. the tCdcral gov- sive health cure ret(mn. impmving quulity enunenl hus put in plu~e u number of incre- of cure and conUtining costs. mental 1efonns - Kennedy has been a According to the l'lllllition's president, chief sponsor of insurmK'C portubilit~ and Henry Simmons. ''111c dill'crcncc between e~ptmslon of Medicaid for poor ch1ldrcn now and 10 years ago is that a lot of importutd the disabled - but the sUing muy hnvc · tant constituents huvc been pcrsuuded thut 11111 out on incrementalism. the present system is unsus1uinuhlc." "All tlle problems thnt mude action so N'ew members of his gmup inchu.le the urgent then me buck now - uccclerutin~ Motion Picture Association of America, growth of the uninsured. double-digtt · the Alliance of TV <1t1tl Movie Produl'Crs, heulth cure cost inllation, a new sense of the Calitomin state pension system und the lnseculity even among Americans 111ho New York State Teachers Pension Fund. have health Insurance." Kennedy said in an plus tirms such us Chrysler. AT&T and the (Monon Kondmckt' is e.rt'cu lil't' editor Interview. AFL·CIO. of' Roll Call, the 111'11'.1)111/l£'1' of Capitol His list went on: "Emergency rooms Even though there's a gmwing conscn- Hill.) Bv ToM RAuM WASl-llNGTON - The Bush administrution 's drive to persuade Congress and the United Nations to authorize milltury action against lruq is Just the public fuce of its campaign, llehmd the scenes, it 's more like "let's make u deal." Russiu wants assurances it will not forlcit the $7 billion Iraq owes it , und less criticism about its Chechyna policy. Chinn would uppreciute support in its crackdown on lslmnic mihllUliS in its Central Aslu border ureus. Frm1ce would like l'uture access to 1raq i oil tields. Suudi Arabia and Kuwait hope for US. protection for their own vust petmleum reserves. E~ypt und Jordan might get more economtc ussistunce. Thrkey would like reimbursemenl for Its pust .and continued support In confmnting lruq. Turkey ulso would preler that un invasion of Iraq not tuke place in the summer: the timing would be bud for tourism. u m11jor prop of the Turkish economy, • "There will be other countries assisting the United States" if war comes, Defense Secretary Dnnuld H. Rumsfeld told the House Armed Services Committee lust week. "We will have all the support we need to gel the job done." Belying widespread intemutlonal skepticism, arrangements are being negotiuted In private for. buses, airspace rights, tmops and tinunciu\ support, administru· lion oftkials say. Those uffic1als arc touchy about detniJ,, "l don't .~ee that there are really :my quid pro quos to be had. whether with Russia or others." Undersecretary of Slate John Bolton suid when asked if Washington might subdue its criticism if Russian President Vladimir Putin carries out a threut to pursue Chcchcn 'rcbc\.1 into tl)c republic ot Georgia. · But dearly. dcalmaking is in the air as mt\jor worh.l play~rs ~augc how their own. interests 1mght lrt mto a post-St~ddam Iraq. Looming over such discussions are Iraq's oi I I'Cserves, the second biggest in tl1e worltl after Saudi Arabiu's, If those oil lields are· reopened and sunctions liftetl, countries and their corporations tlo not want tn he len outside. "As we all know, nations will ultimately act in their nutlclllal interests." said Robert Ebel, a global energy expc11 ut the Center for Strutegic und International Studies. U.S.-based oil companies would be dominant players in such a future. To wage its wur, the United Stutes is counting on - and negotillling for access to bases.in Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and elsewhere mlhc rcg1on. Use of buses in Saudi Arabia ap~ars to hinge nn the degree of U.N . purt1cipmion. U.S. bargaining wa.~ vastly complicat· ed by lruq's offer to.allow U.N. weapons inspectors to retum, markedly slowing momentum for military action. Russia, China and France have ceonomic interests in lruq. China opposes unifutcrul U.S. action. but has not threatened to use its Security Council veto. · U.S.-Chinese relations have warmed since the spy plane crisis last year. further helped by the State Dcpurtmcnt's decisim1 last molllh to add an anti -Chinese group - the Eust .Tur~estan , lslumic Movement - to us ltst ot .tcrrortsl ~~r~anizatrons. Some human nghts m:Uv1sts claimed the move g~ve · Chl~a u freer hand t~ suppress Muslun cthntc groups. Russw 1~ seckmg a vancty ol U.S, .) \ • '' ' " u~surances to protect ils economic inter- : ests. Andrew Kuchins. a Russia expert with the Carnegie Endowment for· lntcrnation~l Peace. sai,d the oil i'sue is · • crucml. "A lotol the Russltlnrecovery for 1 the past 3 1/2 years is due to high oil ' prices. They're certainly concerned about ., lruq coming fully on line and the impact i that will have on oil prices and on the Russiun economy," Kuchins suid. . Moscow is trying to position itself us' an alternutive source of world oil to the ' volatile Middle EusL · Bush lobbied Putin by pl10ne late lust . week. and Russia's visiting d~fense and foreil!n ministers in person. But for now Russra held to its view that war plans rn; . held while U.N. weapons inspeclors do •· their job. , Spuin and Italy are be in~ courted as likely supporters. But Italy IS a delicate case, since it has a large pucilist move-. ment among its muinly Roman Catholic ' population and the Vuticun recently ' vo1ced concerns over tllllraq wur without ·, U.N. authorization. . <I Germany remains u problem. ' Opposition there to u war runs· stronl! ' and que.~tions about U.S. use of bases 1~ ' · Germany were un issue in Sunday's par-·: liamentary elections. The Bush adminis-:: !ration has a lot of diplomatic outreach· : ahead to ease such ten; ions. The tirst President Bush sent cmis· · sarles around the world to puss the cup ' and raise cash for the Gulf War. The current president is partially reversing the · process, sending out representatives to ' • d1spense U.S. largesse in exchange for" help - or at leus1 acquiescence. · (7;mr Rawn covers rhe Wlrire Hou.fejor; 71re Associated Press.) · Abby ADVICE You were right to advise "Fearful"" to steer her daughter to AI· Anon. AI-Anon gave my mother the courage to videotape Dad. It made all the dilference in their marriage. which lasted S3 years until her death two )'Cill'S ago. That daughter is in for an increasingly abusive marriage if she doesn't put a stop to what's ' going on now. HAPPY DAUGHTER, SAUGERTIES, N.Y. DEAR DAUGHTER: Thank you for suggesting videotaprng the drunken husband. Other readers wrote to say they had done it. and that it had shocked the drinkers into getting the help they so desperately needed. Denial is an mtegral part of alcoholism. Unless it can be overcome, the drunk won't admit there is a problem and seek help. DEAR ABBY: Your advice to "Fearful in Califomia" was correct. If the mother confronts the son-in-law. it will eitlier cause the daughter to defend him and cling to him even more, or cause the sonin-law to blame his wife for the mother's actions. I know because it hap~ned to me. Mom didn t consult me before she staged an "inter· vention," thinking it would help. My husband thought I had put her up to it, and he made m~ life even more hell· · ish than It had been. Of course, I was determined to prove Mother wrong. So I stayed with him another hellish three years, until my nerves ....ere shot and m~ bank account was empty. I m1ght have left .SOOJI· or if Mom hacln 't meddled. HAPPY NOW IN COLUM· BUS, OHIO Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Burtn, also known ar JefJflnt Phillips. and was founded by. her mother. Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby· at www.DearAbby.com or RO. Box 69440, Los Angeles. CA 90069 more susceptible to asthma, pneumonia and bronchitis. Common childhood illnesses. such as ear infections, cold, flu and allergies, are more severe if the child is in a smoke-filled environment. Since a child's body is much EXTENSION smaller than an adult's, the AGENT carcinogens (cancer-causing agents) are more concentrated Secondhand smoke can be . Secondhand smoke has also very harmful to non-smokers been identified with low birth who breathe it. Only IS% of weight babies and miscarthe smoke from a cigarette. riages. Low birth weight cigar or ·pipe is inhaled by the babies have a higher mort11li· smoker; the other 85% ty rate than babies who are becomes secondhand smoke. This environmental smoke born at normal weights. contains thousands of differ· Babies who have parents or ent chemicals in it, just like caregivers who smoke (Ire the smoke that is inhaled twice as likely to die from Infant Death directly from the tobacco Sudden product. These chemicals Syndrome. can cause a wide variety of There are things you can do health problems. Fifty of the to help prevent serious illness chemicals are known to cause or death due to seconahand cancer. smoke. First insist that no Research has shown that one smokes in your home or 3,000 cases of lung cancer occur each year because of car or around your family. If secoodhand smoke. someone feels they must Environmental tobacco smoke, designate an area out· smoke has also been associat· side the home where they can ' ed with pancreatic, kidney, go. Make snre that open win· bladder. cervical, breast and dows or doors in the vicinity brain cancers. Non-smokers will not allow smoke to filter who live with smokers are back into the house. two to three times more like- Participate in family activi· ly to develop cancer than ties that are in a smoke-free. those who live in a smoke·· environment. Patronize busi· ·· free environment. nesses that do not allow Heart disease, attributed to tobacco use. Let the owners secondhand smoke, kills 30,000 to 60,000 people each know how you appreciate year. This occurs because the their concern for your health .. heart has to pump harder Explain to those who do not because the smoke replaces provide a smoke-free atmosphere, how important it is to oxysen in the blood. Children who are exposed your family's health that they to secondhand smoke are breath clean air. Becky Baer '' ., J • Behind the scenes with Iraq, Bush tries hand at deal Dear Time out for tips.· Secondhand smoke harmful ----------------------------------------------------------------------~------------~: WASHINGTON TODAY Page AS ' . - ' 1\tesday. Septelftlbet 2t. IOU • Local Briefs Woman honored for weight loss COOLVILLE -· Doris Buchanan .o f Reedsville was presented awards as weekly IUld monthly best loser at a recent meeting of Coolville TOPS Chapter 2013. held at Torth Bapust Church. Buchanan was also given the traveling trophy for loosing the most weight fOf the ·month of August and a charm for a six-weeks consecutive weight loss . II wus announced that Traci Carter met her goal weight and graduated to KOPS (Keeping off Pounds Sensibly). Donie Bond was elected secn:tary and SuAnn Powell treasurer during elections. The chapter will sponsor an officers workshop on Oct- li. MHS hosts workshop MllDDLEPORT - Meigs High School recently hosted a two-day conflict resolution management training course at the Middleport Church of Christ Family Life Center. Districts from Amesville. Fairland East and Fairland West. McArthur. Wellston and Zaleski were represent• ed. Principal Dennis Eichinger said student , teachers and members of the Meigs Local School District community all benefit from a peaceful school atmosphere. because it reduces classroom disruptions and increases time for teaching and learning. "We are prolld to among the schools selected to receive a $4.000 gram for the coming year:· said Meigs Local School District Assistant Superintendent Wendy Halar. She and Dan Romuno wrote the grunt for Meigs High School and are currently designing anti-violence strategies to be lnte· . . gtated into the high school George M. Collins of Tuppers Plains. center. has been named curricula. Meigs County's Campaign Chairman for Gov. Bob Taft. left. The Ohio Commission 011 ·and Lt. Governor candidate Jeanette Bradley. a Columbus C1ty Dispute Resolution and Councilwoman. Collins recently met y;tlh Taft and Bradley at 11 Conflict Management is u coodlnator's meeting In Columbus. to d1scuss county &rassstate agency created to help roots efforts for the re-election campaign. (Submrtted) . Ohio schools. courts. community groups and local gov- in their curricula. W.Va.. Mdg; and Otlllia emments to learn how to Counties 1o !,;iW all boys in resolve disputes and manage grudes I· 7 in fom1ut ion 11bout conflict in ways that reduce Boy Scouting. Tile Wai-Mart the threat of violence. pre· grunt will ul~o assist with cost sup~rts serve relationships umong of training new leaders. Ruy individuals und organizu· Frunks. Scout Ellecutive for lions, und prevent uny unnecTri-State Area Council and essary civil litigation. MASON - Super Wai-Man Charles "Ticky'' Henson. In uddition to the grunt of Mason . W.Va .• recently MOM Paraprofessional. fundin~. the state will pro- presented u $1.000 contribu- uccepted the co1~tribution vide e1ght hours of on-site tionto Tri·Stnte Area Cotmcil, from Jennifer Haynes, mun· inservice in Meigs High Boy Scouts of America. to , agement trainoe, and Th!1lsa . School to assist stuff in detil· assist the council with its Full Waugh. Community ing with violent situations. Round-Up efforts. Council Involvement Coordi~ator. Materials will also be made will visit each elementary and both with Wai-Mart. (Bnan J. ·available for teachers to use middle school in Musoq. Reed) Wai-Mart Round-Up Community Calendar Reunions s.tulday, S.pl. ae RUTLAND·· Descendants ot James and Bertna Cremeans will . have a reunion 1I a.m. AI the Rulland CiviC Cenler. Women attending may exchango glfis. Provldo enterlalnmont II you hove the tolont. RACINE-· Sixth annual Thomaa and leabelte Stoblrl reunion. 1 p.m. at Slar Mill Park. take covered dlah . Clubs and Organizations Tuladlry, Sept. 24 ' RACiNE - R,t.CO, 8:30p.m., Slar Milt l'l!lr Tbulldly. Sept. ae POMEROV .. PretepiOI Bela Bela. Bela Sigma Phi So10rity. 6 p.m. al lhe ThOmas riYar Cll!'ll In Mason.There Wll be a chlcl<ell barbecue. POMEROY -- 'Tb\'m and Counlry EXPO DDI'ITfl«ee. 7.30 p.m. allhe Rock Springs FatrgiO\I\dt, TUPPERS PLAINS ·· VFW 8053, 7 ~M. allhe hall In 1\Jppers Plalnl. Sllulday, Sept ae · MIOOLEPORT - OAV Qth Olllrlc.t metllng. Mllgl Chljller 63. 28051 S.!'l. 78. Chtlhlre. Olnntr 11 noon and metl· lng 1 p.m. Sundly, Sept. 2t POllitT PLEASAIIIT ·· Railroad plcnk: at KIOdlt Parle, Potnl P•~anl. All rail· roadlre and thtlr llllilltalnvlleci Melt will be lumllhtd. ~ka a CO'itll<l dill andldtlllrt. 'Barbershop' leads box office · LOS ANGELES (AP) American audiences couldn't resist a visit to the "Barbershop,'' as last week's top film earned an estimated $13.3 million to clip four newcomers and stay No. 1 at the bo11 office. "Barbershop is definitely benefiting from the two things - good word of mouth und good reviews," suid Paul Dergarabedian, president of box-office tracker Exhibitor Relations . An ensemble comedy, "Barbershop" stars Ice Cube as the reluctant owner of his late father's haircutting business. Of the new openings, "The Bangcr Sisters:· about the reunion of two former rock groupies, starring Goldie Hawn and Susan Sarandon, finished in second place with an estimated $10,3 million. Targeted at an audience of older women, the film "did very well with that group," said Steve Gilula, of Fox Searchlight Pictures. the distributor. · "Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever."' a spy thri llcr featuring Antomo Bunderas and Lucy Liu, earned an estimat· ed $7, II mill ion, to edge the Heath Ledger-period piece. "The Four Feathers," which earned $7.10 million. The only other· new film in release, "Trapped," a kid· napping thrrller starring Charlize Theron, Courtney Love and Kevin Bacon, fin· ished in lOth place with an estimated $3.2 million. "With so many movies opening, it really fra~ment•' ed the audience. That s why we didn't see any of the newcomers come to the top of the pack." · said Dergarabedian. Emmys awarded to · 'Friends,' The West Wing' LOS ANGELES (AP) Mostly overlooked for eight seasons. a resurgent "Friends" walkod away with its first comedy series Emmy Award, while volers heaped more Emmx gold on 'The West Wing. ' Jennifer Aniston of NBC's ·"Friends" oumed lead come· dy actress honors for pl1ylna the pregnant Rachel after having previously competed in the supJX>rting catcaory. "This llas been the greatest nine years of my entire life," an emotional Aniston said. "It was our time maybe," co-star Matt LeB lane said backstage. The venerable comedy, In Its ninth and likely final sea· son, had won only once before for Lisa Kudrow's supporting role In 1998. "Fnends" had lost the comedy series trophy five previ· ous times. NBC's "The West Wing" won four awards Sunday night, including its third conseeutive ~s best drama series, Allison Janney. Stockard Channing and John Spencer collected· acting awards. The White House drama hnd a second-best 21 nominations, despite what critics said was not its best season creatively. · "Wow. We're just ns s~r· prlsed us you ure," ex~cutive r.roJucer Aaron Sorkin said. 1'his is a terrific compli· ment for all of us." The major networks doml· nated the S4th annual show. with quirky cable fill1l such us "Six Feet Under.'' the HBO series about u family mortuary business, and the risque HBO eomody !'Sex and the City" j,1ettinll shut out In the mlljor ctlle~ories . "Sill Foet 1Jnder,' which entcrod the Bmmy cornpcti· tlo.n with a loadina 23 nomi· nations. won only a directina nod for series creator Alan Ball on Sunday to add to four won in the creative ana P.rescntations a week earlier. 'Sex and the City" added lust a directing Emmy on , 'Sunday to its two honora in the earlier ceremony. The nlaht's lone upset came in the dramatic actor catoaory. Michael Chiklis won us a corrupt cop In "The Shield," which airs on the FX cable network and has lost spcmsors because of its j,1rltty content. "It vindicates us t!1lmcn· dously," Chiklis said back· stage. "l always suid from the be~inniniJ if this were somethml! vacuous and shockin~ for shock's sake, I wouldn t huve done it ." The Emmys finally showed some love to "Everybody Loves Raymond" star Ray Romano. u best comedy actor winner after three pre· vious losses. Brad Garrett, who plays Romano's lon~ ­ suffenng brother, and Dons Roberts, Romano's meddling mother. won support· ina uwllrds. "~I to Friday, October 25,2002 7:00PM· 11:00 PM Thomas ::lottcen•er 176 McCormick Road Gallipolis, Ohio (7 40) 448-2002 Boarding will beRin at 6:30p.m. from the Pomeroy uvee. This popular masqu~rade dane• cruise aboard Ruble :S Sternwheeltr featurdl refreshmimts, entertainment by a local DJ, I! ca.th bar (must be 21 to participate), and prl~e1 for the beNt costume~. 1Yckets art available at the MeiRI Coumy Chamber of Commerce and wl/lao on sale Wednesday, September 25, at 8:30a.m. Llmlttd tickets art available... This event will sell out/ • �• The Daily Sentinel t~ttc{ .\ ,\ di'Oit# lli,\'d:O.U'i: Prt~ 82 hllrl>t~<mf. Pd~e ll.2 , 1-1.: nthw /lmtt,, ~dttts, p,,,\1 . 112 Stttillt M ,\1<111 .f(lt' H ll,~tl,\\ /1c~e 63 Th •!tr R\IY ttn1l ~1\){\'\ t\u~MI t~l~l Ill\' ~<II~ ' 11~ 1, J11NI "'m N> ~i~illjl. 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Se11remhc:r 30, 2002 • 2:au p.m. • Plc:oHam V~lley llo~plrR I • Huxron Conference Room • l 1 11h li ~ IH invlrc:d w mend · PLEASANT VALL Y HOSPITAL Fer more lllformatlon PIIIH c111, 18041 111-4140, bl. 1111 / - N.C. (AI'J - CurtJiillll cuuch J1JIIIl llux "ulll Mike i'lcll ~u llcd ltll\1 w lljl11illl!lt.C rur IIlli Ahllkllll! hulldMuncr ilt~ l1u111ho1'~ beut llle MilliiCMUHI Vlkii11J~ . 1'1cll WUA Ull!lt)' ullm· 11ux cutlcll u tlltlc uul with clghl AccuHLIA ten In Cutn lln u·~ 2114 vl~tury un Suudny ~u Ihut pluu~klck~r Juu I Ill bert tiJu ltJ lllt4llllptu jiJ. ~urd rlclll MUUI. also wh1 lv Scon WOln win coming ol'f our loss 1>11 Thursday." Wutcrfurd v.enl up 1-0, hut E;tslern ,·ame hack 2-l ROCK SPRINGS on l:li,sdl serves. In Mo1· ing lhc Tillenv ~ccmid ~crve . Wuterford inho lhc n 6-2 ad\antugc. After SCl' llttd atoo~o:ouple volley~ . Stacy h;tlf n f 1he Smilh re.:cived her chance sca~on . and toed the 'core lll 6-6. M c i l:l ~ Watcrfortl o:allcd time out. pllsl - h o: bk 1 i " n e d ut .. astern o:tune ac · 10 il,clf us swre 11\o mnrc behind lllc lcam Smith serving. Eastern led Ill "<•CUI by 8-6. Wmerfortl never gol any h a 11 J ·' 1' do'cr Davia ullcr Kuss Lodwick · defeating Ndsunville -Ynrk 1~ - IU. !allied lour slniighl with a 1~ - 1 Monday in Tri -Valley b\ot>ming ucc, I he mm: 12-6. Confct'Cn,·c Ohio Division Eustern wenl onlo duim the · vo ll c~ha tlu~tion . I~ - 8 win . . Mcll_ls ( 10-0) hud a hi~ The M:~ond gumc was nlghl utlhc ncl with 1.1 ~ills. aguin do'c "ilh Eu~tern however, ihe muin ingrcdi- huldmg u 1>-2 ed¥e. cn1 10 the win wus 11 46-for- Waterford cume buck 10 tie it 4H serving performuncc. f>-6. Then •toller went on a JuynL'C Davis ted Ihe Lady rampage und scored the lu~\ Mamuders in hl•lh scoring nine poinl~ for lhe Eagles und al the ncL Duvis nencd win• ~aw W;llcrfnrtl pull dos1t fl\lints serving, goiniJ 14- er. <II t 3-11 fore the Engles for-14. She had six kilts und pulled oil' lhr 15-11 win. one hln~k . Alyssa Holler and Kuss Nikki Butcher wus f>-for-6 Lodwid each lulticd nine scrvint~ with 1wo points und poims in lhc Ea~lcrn win. ;m ~~~~i~L Mindy Chancey Holter wcm D-l'or- D ~erv ­ wus 6-of-7 serving with ing wilh an ace, while cont·hrcc ~ 1 inls and lhrcc tll'Ciing on 15-of-19 pusses · •~ . uylc DUVI!\ · wn:-. 9~ and Y-of-11 'llikc' with two a.,~ts. fm-Yservl n~ with seven kev kilts unll cighl poilU,, ·' Lodwick wus tO-of- It · fl\Hnls. ll k' 'I , lUlu·' Ul\ USMSI. Muria Drenncr wus H-for-K serving, 20-for-26 passing w·ilh fiv e pninrs indudilig · und 16-for-24 spiking with g.umc-polnt In lhc second nvc kills und u dink . gume. Nkulc Phillips wus 3-for-3 Kutic JeiTcrs delivered serving with a p11in1 unll 13gurnc-pol nt In the first of- 1~ pusslnl!. Slncy Smith mulch. nolchlnl! ~Ill ucc thai hull seven p.unls wus 30-lllr. pul uwuy u huru-tuughl win. J I selling wilh six scis for Jctl'ers ended wilh two kills, und 4-for-4 pussing, points und u leum-hlgh 1t Kt11ic Robc11son wus 4-of-4 ussls\s. Smnunihu Culc hull serving wilh u fl\lint' und 6\wo kills uml two blocks. for-12 spiking wilh three Chrissy Miller had four kill~ kills and four hllot'ks. untl two htocks. iitleny Bissell wus ~-or-6 The first gumc wus for serving with two fl\Jillls and hrugglng rights In the Ohio 33-ftw-40 selling with live Division und Ihe going wus scls for kills, unci It -of-12 nut eusy. Nelsonville- York spiki ng und two kills. went up 1·0, ihcn behind u Mor~an Weber wus 6-for-'8 siring of points by Davis, pussmg wilh u kill . Jet\nifcr Meigs swcpl to u 15-3 Huymun wus 4-t(Jr-4 passing tltlvunlugc . aJid 4-of-6 spiking. ,Casey Tied ut 5 - ~. Kuytc Davis Smllh was 4-for-4 pnsslng. guvc Mcig> n 6- ~ edge. the Tin Prull wus 4-for-4. Buck.~ wen\ up 7-6, .Ru•:hcl Eltiou und Brandy Juyncc Dnvis then ruulcd Bissell were 2-for-2: , oiT ltvc straight und forced u Euslcnt dmppcd the reserve Buckeye time ouL gumc, 15-10 und 15-6. Nelsonville slowly fou~h\ , E,ustcm pluys loduy ut buck und long ul'lcr Me1gs Bclpi'C. . hll 13. the Buckeyes whitlied their wuy hu.:k In within Southtm daf. Tiillbl., three pnlnls ul 13- 10. 15·12, IS-I Jerters hummered home the lust lwu points und won GLOUSTER - Southern lhc gumc l\1r Couch Rick broke uwuy from u \1-9 tie In Ash's crew whh un uce for the first gumc then went on Ihe 15- 10 tully. to sweep Trimble I5- 12 and · The tlnul wus ucudemic us 15-6 Monduy in Tri- Valley Meigs rolled 10 the cusy I5- Confere nce Hockins I win. Drenner led the Division vulleybull ploy, ~hurge wllh six points In the Ru~hel Chupmun was 4gume. for-5 serving with un nee, Metgs won the reserve 12-of-12 spiking with three gume to ulso remuln unde- kills, .5-for-5 setting und 21feutetl ul I0-0, dulmlng the of-21 pusslng. win, I~-8 und I5-6. Emily Hill wus 4-for·6 Mill gs hosl s Federul servi ng, 14-for-16 spiki ng Hocklttl! lnun lntcrdlvl~iun ­ wllh four kills und 17-of-17 ul· ntut~h lolluy. lt\ssing. Ku1le Suyre wus 8'or-1! servi ng with four uces, Ealttm dtf. Waterford, 24- of-2~ spiki ng wilh 12 kills u11d 11 -l'or-13 pussing. 15·1, 15·11 · Dcunu Pullins wus 13-t\Jr-13 TUI'PH~S PLAINS SCI'V ing with au1 uce w1d two . E us 1c r n spikes. She went 11 -fur-14 selc I imbed llug unu ~Y- for-43 pil~sing , buck inlll Amy Lee wus 2-fnr-3 lhe win serving, 7-of-7 spiking, 1c ol u m n for·i selling with un usslst with u und . 17-uf-21 pusslng. decisive Brooke Kiser ·WUS 9·for·9 IWo·gltiTIIl .~ervi ng with two uces, 3-forwln over 4 spiking, 31-of-31 setting Waterford und 20-for-22 pusslng. · Monduy In Pullins led !he leum wilh u Trl- II point". Suyre had seven Holter V u I I c y und Kiser six. Conference Hocking Southern dropped the Division vollcybullmutch. rc't'tw gumc In three sets, The Engles (10- 1/ suw h· l:t, 1~ - ll uml 11·15, lhclr nine-mulch w nning Ashley Roush hud I I points st~uk snupped lust week In for Southern and Krlstllnn u lu~s to county rlvul Meigs, · Wllllums added five, Cnuch Howie . Culdw clt Southern (5-5) plays today ~uld , "This wus u very nice ut VInton County. Sen\lnel correspondent Gonulez InJured NANJINt1, t'hlt1u (AjjJ Ll~u Lc~ll~ hud 19 rul11lM Ul1d . 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Roil\! l111ed out to former Philadelphia Phillie Mike Schmidt. (AP) nlshed ·Rose takes his cuts in Cincinnati l' INt' INNAfl (API -· i 'hc hull' wu~ thlliucr und the \VI\1~1 Wll~ lhil'kCI\ bul i'cl~ l~ll~C 1!1\1 tl Vllliiiii.C 1'\J~I!~IIIll\ whcllll~ ~~~I'Pcd bu~k n111o lite l'lcltl he lll tltlc 1\llllll\1 ~. 'rhcJlllckcd ~ tutllun1 rcvct·lml'lllll : "!'Jete! l'ctel jjetel" Huscllllll't< bulllMhcd hh N kllill dt'I!W u t\tll hnu ~c ut t'l1mt'!!Y l'liolll nn M11ni.luy lol' II ccldwlly ~UtlbUil llU IIIC Ihill rurrnully ulllrkcd the eNd ur the M ludlun; wile~ he niudc ~ll 111l1Ch hl~llli'Y. • l(uMc, 6 I. ~oul tlti ' tpllrtld - · jjlltc ht lhc t'ltlcltil1lltf kcds' l'ililii-~U\11C CctCiti011leN Suui.l11y bccuu~c of hi M. lifeIIiiio blln I'll!' ~1\lllbllug He Former Cl no1nne tI Reds gree ts, 1eft to right , Jo hnny Bench, urgulllt.etlll ~ll llbllllgUI1ic t'or loa Morgan, tony l>erez, and t:iete Rose, tip their hats to the hi ~ (UtewdL Orl:lWtJ to1ilowlng a oelebtlly softball game Monday at Clnergy "It jjrubtibly wt!uld huve l"leld In 0lnolnnatl. (AP) boo11 u lut better If I cuuld ~ee forttier ttll\ll:lt teague sturs yeur. The u11rudlu11 wus ~eelng huve tlt111c It ye~tcrtluy1 but ctll1t~cte in u llllVe11-lnnlng we ull k11ow 1 could tit du · iolllinll guhte nl Clncrgy. ~o~e dig h111t Ute studlutn for lhut," t~usc Multi, which will be lorn down Ill the flrstllmc si nce Aug. 17. Mottl lhuu 40,000 fun M muke wuy for Greut jJUitl $20 tJr $aU t'llr tlckelli ltJ Amerlcun Bull Park next Pin•• ' " Ptte, II Brown Notebook Couch shows true grit IUHt l:(.( (A~) - Tim t'twch Mtruucd lnw Clcvc lu11d 'M ll<llsy hutldlc , wi1Jcll the hlt1tJtl f'rnm hi M tuwcr lip, Allu~~ctl hiM chl11 iiltu(j 1111~ grubbed coHtruL "HWIIM Ulillie bit tJI' u J11h11 . Wu~uc thh1~," lil'oWI1~ cuuch l1ll!d1 buviM ~uloJ Mouduy. · WllhtJUl the hmNc. (Jut uf' tlntctlill~ uuclncctl• i11g II 1)'1111! ttJUCiltltJWII, t'uttch, the quuttetbullk stJt11c "uid M hllUidtt 't even be pluylu~, then quieted hi s leutt1· ttlUlil~ bcftJhl sllcncl ngo hoMtile cruwd. "gvetylludy wu~ llllklnll tJM thnt lust drive, 8HYII11! whul we Nhuuld tiCJ," wltlc r~cclvcr Atltlrll buviM tecnllctl, ''f.lc Multi, 'Shul up. ThiN I~ whut we' tc 1!111111! to tttu ,''' . CtJuch M hul up inorc thun Just hi s lcUh\11\itles on Sunduy, lly rullylrig lhc Bruwns (2· I) ttl 11 31-28 ovctllme win ugutnst lhc Tennessee Tltuns with the best 1111111e of hi~ fnur-your NI<L corcer, Couch - who pusscd for 326 ynrtls tllld three lllUthdtJWtls, 1wu lntltc t1nul 2:3~ nl' regulation - SlJIIushcd ony notion of there being u quurtcrbuck controversy III·Cicvclond, "Cou~ h cume bu~k ~nd ptuyed exce llent," wide receiver Kevin Johnson sui d. Duvls 11\slstei:l lust week lhul . d ~ s llltc buckup Kelly 1-Jnkmnb's solid perfurmnncc In the 11rsl two weeks, Cuuch wus the lltowns' Ultqucsllunctl slU!'Icr und louder. There's no duubt now. "I pruvcd u poln1," Couch suld following his spectuculur NCUNOI1 debut. Couch. who ~m out the l1rs1 twn weeks uncr lcurltlg scur tissue neur his elbow, wusn'l the unly ploycr to stugc u wrnebuck nn u duy of redempllon for the Brown~ . 'IHH,.. Couch, IJ again~\ Mcig~ l • ) �Page 8 2 • The Dally SentiMI Buckeyes Notebook Food»>l NatiOftll ,Q ....... t.tlg\le Now ~ nglor>Q ljulfOJO N Y JOI1 ~· Q7, ~ ~. ,.., !'Q<... ~ 43. ,...,_ ~ AI- !!Q, ~· ·~ Qeldo<... 1!1, CQIQ<t<IQ 1!1, ~'"" 1, I!QtlQn ~ &. QoQ<QIO. ,_.,., ~. ~ $1. ~. ....~ ...,h.l<:ll~ """"IIQ w Miami a~St "' ~ •• 13.1, QINf'l r•ot:Nl......... 1. ....~·~ a a t. I I 1~)1 ,'>j T'-~ ttnrd 1\il''<" ' ·'httrt<ll .a."·~n·1 t'hln~ ~It' a ..:lui~!( t'tllll fl'l!ll\ ~ · :.: '\>,~lj 'h~ll •hl\'lf<h Wll.' ~"' ·~ .,, ll<'lll'l\\ Wit'! -II <'l'lo' t''Nt"' n '"''n N1 )It\ l'><~l\'>.'>ti! .(f.;.'ll ('I!!.W \\it'h. hiM In ~!Ht&.'l('h•• ' 1 "'llni' f"'•.M 11'1 tlffle. ~ W"l h!W '''Mt' t-'11' \\'lll'll o&n.'l lud 1 ll('.\h'ljtl~. hrtl ............,.. l 'd ltl.;,, ~tt..'llll.'t ...lhl!llt.~ ' 'rt r~!ll 'ti&W Ohio State q1.1arterback Scott Krenzel (16) 'is sacked for a loss by Cincinnati lln~.tbacker Jamar Enzor (46) In the flrst HI ~"<'31"- at<\. he \'1 J'lro,~N~ ~· It! 'he 1~&11 '"' l~~ ·\~:ttl """' '" td ~·hl'l'lic'l4' \\It!.' f'la\'<"t'' '" fhr q1.1arter on Saturday In Cincinnati. (AP) OSU avOids ,,'ll'fN!Il FJ!Ii>i; ~~It ~"~<' ·, 'fllhh.\rn that \\\\\ ~~ m,,l\ '!!<''''' that h.' ~tl 't ~' \\il!ltl th..~\ '·'' h..· dtll ~ h.' 1'11 ' 1 ~='''n~ "' Ml'l'lit '''!t'i'lt'flnn;· that "~'~ 't painful leaming • expenence COLUMBUS (AP) - If Ohio State is No. 6 in the nmkings, does that mean Cincinnati is No. 5? Thut's not the case. \!~spite the fuel that the Bcurcats played well. enough to beat the Buckeyes on Saturday at Paul Brown Studium. In a poSition to put · the game away. they let severul opportunities . slip through their fingers including two game-winning passes - in what became u 23-19 victory for the lluckeyes. · "Any hurd-fought victory is u good one," Ohio State couch Jim Tressel said, looking us if his teum hud iust lost. "The only thing you really want to happen is you wunt to feel like you got rcully better each game. "It doesn't have that feel right now." !'lith .· good reason . Statistics frequently lie but they nonetheless echo . the Boun:uts' dominance in sevcrul key areas. Cincinnati had more first downs (20. 16), total yurds (415-292), offensive plays (75-67) and a higher yield in yurduge per pluy (5.5 to 4.4). When the turnovers are • even und the big plays in spcciul teams are a tradeoff, those kinds of numbers usually ~oint to a winner. jllot th1s tune. . Jonuthan R~ffin. reputed to be ono of the premier kickers ut the college level, wus wide right on the extramint kick ufter the lcurcuts' tlrst score. That otherwis~ inconsequential miss would become the biggest point in either te1un 's season to date. llud Ruffin converted the kick -· us he had a schoolrecord 65 in u row before It · - Cincinnati would not · hu v~: needed u touchdown on their finul. ·fruntic drive thut ended in frustration In the end zone. Bud Ruffin made a 49· yurd field goal In th~ first qum1er - a~ he did In the second period the Beurcats would have only needed to get him into ran11e ror a tying kick in the wan· mg seconds. Instead, those errant kicks led to even more frustration for tlie Bearcats when Olno Ouidugll twice threw highlight-quality puses for apparent touchdowns in the ffnal minute. Both were dropped . · "Twice I thou11ht we had It won," Ouldugli said. Cincinnati must now regroup emotionally from a wrenching defeat that left Ouidugli in tears and head coach Rick Minter dazed. "We let an opportunity to win a bia game act away becauac of too many mis· takes and too many errors at l ''''"M ~n.\1 ;!W- " llo> ~td ~~~hlllt<'lt \3td "~11'1'\rl'l~ • '''~r ' rMf\,,,,,1~,,tH-an ,,t · ir-3A'It'l'\ ~~~\~ ~~"'' ht:'l '"" ~~'<'h\lt H'<' -111'' ~1.4 ~~ 'Mil )t'il'i\\ \WI\1hl fll W• ~ 11'111 ll'fl'l! ltt\W. ;oM\ ;h.' ~~ll 11 ""' .ft..'io.M\\ k~'d II ·1 .l'.,'I"'W w,>'i\' l.ii'IJ ,,,. ~\HM It~." ' hmt<'ll 'llh! " Aifttl l'l'l\lm.tM!t<c'l\•. l t1'1n•1l. ~ ~ \\'II\ 1'11 n\lt'1\ 1M\ tl'f<' ~ t..\\ i\'1\ "".... ~'II .1l '~~~~~ "''"'''i~ >M\'11.\M ~ ~\'ll.llim t\'lr thi' \'M\-.:'11\ i tl\1>11\- " " '\\\ ilhl'<\\1 crunch time," Minter said. "That's why we're sitting here at 1-2. We. had the opportunity to win IU1d we d1dn 't take advlU1tage." Ohio State must now take a deep breath, recognize how close it came to going into the dumper against a 17-point underdog and learn from what could have ~n a painful Mperience. · The 1998 Buckeyes had just one close call all season. The top-ranked team In the nation ended up losing to Michigan State- also·a J7. point underdog. The margin AIIOCIItM Pm1 Top 21 Tht TW Twtnly ~lvt *'mo In Tht was four points - same as A.ti'QOll\tO P,rto oolltqt looll!tll poll. wllh that in Saturday's game. tlr ... p~ VQ'" In ~<tnlllt..-. <f<10¥dO That Ohio State team lost 11\•ouon Sflll ~1. 10"1 PQin\t ~•0<1 on 2$ its next-to-last game on th~ polnl8 1Qr • ~111 ~ VQ\t lhiQ\!gtl PQinl tor • ~~" ~ VQ\t Wl\1 l'!fViOUl schedule and had no other ran~ng · · shot at redemption after it I l.ll.mi (8~) ~ - Q 1 ,~ missed out on the national I ~ 01\lohoma (3) 3·0 1,111 ~ title ~ame. 3. ,...., (2) ~0 1,,\19 3 Th1s Ohio State team will 4. Flo!ldo $1. 4.Q 1,tll1 be an even bigger favorite in 4-0 1,401 7 5, VIle 1'ooh ~1. 4·0 1.4~ Its next three games against . ..7, 011 fiQ{ido a-1 1,m 10 Indiana on Saturday, fol.. ()toig!l a-o 1.a12 a low~d by a road trip to g 9- O!tQQO 4·Q 1.21l 10. !iQ\If ~IT\f 4·Q 1.110 12 Northwestern .and San Jose 11 .rw..... 4 N 1.070 State ut Ohio Stadium. 12. f'tM St a-o g~ 1~ The Buckeyes have time 13. Waohlnglon ~~ el\7 13 14. Mlohlll&n a-1 ~ 14 to get thoir house in order Kanooo Sl 4·Q 7~ 2~ before the tests against . 15. 10. Wuhl"'llor\ Sl 3·1 868 18 Wisconsin, Penn State, 17. N.C. Sli\t S·Q 681 17 Michigan and mhers. Now 1&. So"ltltfn C•l ~1 11 ~ 1~ IQwt Sl. ~-1 ~68 21 they must mend the cracks 20 NflliUOI ;1-1 471 1& that were exposed In their 21 . WlfOOI\IIn ~· Q 41\l ~? veneer. 22 •sv ~1 ~~ 23. Orogon $1 4·0 ?~~ ~· - The secondary looked 24.TINliA&M 11-1 201 1~ ragged for most of the afternoon. Wide receiver Chris Gamble had to be swllched to defense to help out . Freshman E.J. Underwood has suddenly become un Important contributor. The starter at cornerbuc'k coming into the season, Richard McNutt, is ·not seeing much action at all. -Throush Ohio State's TAMPA. Fl", (AP) - points on 1.-anwOordon'a ~(). first two games, quarterbllck Maybe now It's time for the ·yard TO run. llut couldn't Craig Krenzel was everySt. Louis Rums to get con· . scoro again over thi? final thing that his predecessor. cerned. . · 4:21. the erratic Steve llelllsarl. The defendlns NFC cham· Llnebackt~r ~rrlck ftrooka was not. Krenzel was 23 for ploni dropped to 0·3 Monday put the tlnishlnj]touch on tho 27 without an interception. nijht. hardly resemblins a vlotory, retumlniJ an lnton:op· Since then he has made a team that's been to the Super tlon )!l yllrd~ f1.1r a TD, a sQQI'O stadium full of bad deciBowl two of the pMt threo anured when Wamn· Sapp sions whil.e complotlns just seusans In a 26· 14 loss to the 'flattened Warner near th~ ~ool 18-of-39 passes with two Tumpa Bay Buccaneer~ . line. Ho al~o scored on a 97· interceptions. Tho Bucs' vaunted dofcnso yard intorceptlon l'l!tllft1 In -The defensive front line knockod · running b"ck 'I'IImpa Bay'• 2$·0 win Qver dictated play in tho first Marshall Faulk out of the Bultlmore lll$1 woek. three ,ames. but Oulduall game and Intercepted Kurt Paulk, who ruthod far 9 had plenty of time to pick Wurner f1.1ur times to key tholr · yards on alx carrloa, left with out primary and secondary third atr11l11ht victory In a ' a neck main 011rly In tha aoc· receivers , He waa sacked only twice and stood In the hoatod rivalry that bct~an with and quan~r 11nd did not the Rams' 11·6 win In the return. Hucorod an a 5-yar(J pocket wlthout mu~h · pres· aure even on his final four 1999 NFC championship runlnthoflratquanorandfln· throws Into the end zone. aame. lahod with 9 yards on alx e11rThe Buckeye• are atlll Brad Johnson threw 11 II· rlol. unbeaten. Hopc1 of a nadonul yard touchdown to Tho Rllml opened tho ICft• churnplonahlp cr at least a Bla Rickey Dudloy an Martin aon with lonoa to the Donvor Ten title have not been tainted. Oramatlca kic~ed field ll1.1als llrancaa and · Now Yllrk The 1998 team - which of 39 and 47 yards to help the Oianu, but maintained thoro finished No. 2 because It did Bucs (2· 1) build 11 13-7 half· was no roaaon for alarm. not aurvive ita one close call time loud. · · Climblna out of on 0·3 halo - would love to have had Brian Kc.lly's Interception will be difficult. thoujh. another chance. . and 31-yard Rltum to the St. In the pa" fivo RcaaunK. 28 That's aomcthln11 the cur· Louis I set up Mike Alston's team~ have 8tartod 0·), Juat rent Buckeye• should be TD plunso to put Tampa Bay ono, tho 1998 Arl~ona relieved to find out that they up 19· 7 with 10:42 to 110. The Cardinali - have mado the still have. Rams pulled within five play1.1ff11. "-' ~ ~m ~'~-'" " ~ •~'' ~"\'r\i'te .1l \\ 't\ ,;'l ~It\' {\'II· 'IW:' .. .. ~ ,-a~. ~ ~~" '"'rd tht' l hll ,)1 f-31'11\' N\ 'Ia '''~~~':''\~ 1\'111'1-\\\ "ll \ '\'11.\ \\ l\.11 w "'>hi ""' i ~'II~ '~'" m..' ... ~ ,af..! """' tilt• Ha fl \\'11\ 1\\ ill '""' """ \I\ 11\\'11\\ll\. 11 \\\II.IM \\1\J;\ ll''~~ I'll 11.: Iii<' \11\11\\ate "g\1111 M \\l\~ fll&"'t. alld 11\ F<ll 1\1 '"" " '"'h t11.' \\'ilil .. 1\f College Football ' ' \1~ 11'1\~H\\1\ \Xol.li'III!<\H:\W~~~ National Football Le~g~e ~..... ~ f"'I\V."' ....~.·~ ~X.. \1'\"' \"'~\\I \Ill><I I Willi \l;.l, Ill I' Bucs beat·up on St. Louis !"" ' Sllll"ill\~ ¥t.>l \\lll\l~ ~~~~ -s~\t> ~~ \ N!~ duhh..\1\\"t' \\~ ~ \~\1n>all t\1.11\"t'r\ Wamer finhhed ~0-ol'.4' fw )01 yards aod 110 tQUQI\• downs, H\' was tlQ~Q\1 ftvl! tlmoi. Slncl! their momarall\o meotlna In tho \\}\}!} tlthl jamo, tho Rami 111\d l'hiQ~ havo 1\ced \IIIQI\ Qth01' thN@ oonJ~outlvl! J'\111\'a 1.111 "Monda)' N~ht Footllllll." Thmpa Bft)' wan ~8· ' 111 R!l~mand l11me~ St11dl11m in 2000 11nd 24· 11 111 St. l.ouiJ IMI i~l\il.1n . Thl! lliiQM llko to think liQ dofonao m11toho1 11p bot tl!r with the hiuh·(lQwMid R11ma. 11nd tho roault1 auppnrl tl'lolr oontontiQn, . Slnoo lllo lim of tht~l!JQII acuQn, St. Loula hoe boon hold to lQ polnta nr lou J\l&t Oillht lim~• tllld l\lmpll ail', with threo, Ia tho only QPPQ· nont to do It mal'\llhl\11 QIIQO, Tho R11m1 (l'la«:hod Ill )'llrO& on tholr flrat PCl&aoaalon to take a 7·3 load on Pa11lk'a $·yard run. Uut wlthcM th~ aovon·tlmo l ,000•)'1\rO ru1hor fnr m\l$t of tho lftllthrao qual" tera, St. LllUIM waa 11n~blo to mClvo lho b"ll with an~ kind of cl.1nlllitl!ncy. ~.t,\lll t.l IW\'1~~--- ~~""~~ ~~X~\\ '1\';o~ '""" l•xn.~"" ~1!1~1 ~~~~~ f\11'\'M\ ~'.to~ ...... ~~~~ 110-~ 1\11 1\~'\\1'/IWW~~ '!\ ~~~~~~ fo\lr.w\11111\!10\ Ill\ ~~ ~ ~\1>1,10\l '!1\il '11'1\lo'l~ \II ~\ ·1~1.) m\>1\111 ~~I' I\I ''1:1~, 1\1\\\'1' Hll~!~~~1\1\l\1111\l, hi.~"~" hlll\\!1.'\l.. t'"lll\\11 1\t \' t -~00-~..ll·~~fi\) "' \11111'!1 '""'•' \>'Iii I \11\1 # • Mhl l'!!ltMli. . 'IIW'';Ill. 1'<'111 \W\11\'Iil\lo\l\1\1 ~~ W • ' 'Tllmp!l . IIV YllCIInttfl' Dorrlok llrooka httilia for tnt onli zono 111\or lnttr tptln& 11 Pall b~ St. i.OYII Alima KUrt ~rnor lott In tho fourth qYI!i" tor of tho uootntltra 20·1• win Mllna~ nllht In Tl!mp11, Fill. 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Nil Or ...... rt·tlm8, ""~ ug ........,~. ~ AI tocll tlon ~ -3. ring .....,... !fan bftek betw9(H'o 9·30M'l & tO·OOllm Mol'lday !hru Sill· O£elit• ~·EE Congrfttvlattons! 'rou Mve \\161'1 2 tree ~le tickets to ti'WI vat~ln Oat!!polis. Call the i$ter tod~~ tor . detllls ( 4)675 - Sprlno I 13 •"' 110 JYYY __ new New Manager's Spe<:ifli, MW ltb:80, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, reduced to only $27,900 de'i\>tred and tet up You SAve oV&r $:6,000 Including underpinning, en· c""". v•~r """'"'· 1 ott fi · ~s ... By ~--" ~.~ ~ rv~ ...,.,.,.,.. n '"'" bernlfl:ss Su.n..., 120' o1 util!ly SlyiO Home 3 BR I liolh& .• E I'" lino&undefhomt. ollinolal· 11 . t L 'kte en · ota lun . led.Of'leonfy.Coles'a Mo· $69,90000 bite Homo US 50 0 ., 1• · · (740) 4•US -7&~5 · -.,A • , - - - ' - - - - - - - - Athel'ls, OhiO 45701 r Nice hOMe, Centenary A08d , Gmen 'r<:lWnshlp. In· Must Sell· faetory mlsttlke, ground poot, 2 bedroom, 2()()2 3 B~ · ~ BA. Wltls&crl· t&,oge ~~~. ntce yftrd, till~'sl lice. many extrfts. very nice. en ftcr8 . ~7~0~·U6-fi310 SRve $8,900.00. ~304)736· ... 0 88 a••7363 32 (740)r44G·OG B hOWr'! by ..JO , 1- Qg · • tppolntf'ntnl.$8,.,-goo, Aepo! And Used homes ' I WAM1oll ..,...._, • Country 1-tome With 1 t,- 112 tcrea 3/4br 2bl., 2 Car~rf!IQe. ~bcW@ gfOUnCI pool, Hftndcrattftd kitthen ceblnets Off Leon &den ~d . (~4)458-1 MO ~ ·~· COurltr s•r'vice {740)245· M27 ---.,-----ft"' ~~~ ~r'tt"' Avenue, A~r1 · Georg&! Por'lftble Sftwr'ilfll, mMt 403. Oa!Upotis, OH. dOn, haul your tt)Qs to the 45M1 MlttjustcAII304·676· 1957. 'Ti O .. . . J61 'I • .. ~ ~ t" nte"vr Xurnor., Wi! efeftn 'ft"'hoo personals I Mve uf'dA\l · out gutters l other mi~ 01'110 Coui"'try Hor'n6. 3 BR. CompMy liquidation twen hyiog to reach y¢1.J _ .._, wor1r; 30"·67!5·?032 1·1/2 tM!th. WOOd f~. new ecrou the nation. $500 ~ over PAY· " 1nt"tt '' Mo"'I'Ch "~!ease cont~C1 MdloMids 1n ~16 Gr-Mde -~-'--,---'----:· windows . ~ .4 7 Atnt down And ta""' rTW! ~~ 1740lrog 0044 (teU) now h!rlnQ dfty shift Flexlofe. Nutter Cor'lll:truclton WV (304)67S·2361 t'ntt'lls. {740)44e-357() Mfct'llfet h6ur8 fi'H ul'li!Orms. h'IStJr· 03l734 G&nerfll COntractOr. :::--':::->-:-:--:--;-~-;o•~llable .uLor ,,...,.. residential CommerciAl Sflct'lfice rQr a ~uldl 8816. Wanted· No Credit Custom· •Why 'W~tt? 5la:d m~etir~g ....... .v"' : """'v .......n · con·structton. new hOuses & seu ror Se9900 ~root &r! to Purchl\se New home 0hlo sing~s tonight , cl!H ton tlon. birthda.~ !!. h?lrctftyt~ I'OOf!l ·sldir'lg wlnttOWS ect whidows ctG.ck.' siding & under Government liner;,cfre(! ~ 800 -7M-2e2~ ~'lfl Startln.f !:OOW rYIInhTium No to big or to Smflllt: cerpet . Three bedroom!!, ing program 51200 rncome 1621 wA~ PJ'IyWitl'lln Free &l!il'ntU8s. (30.-)!1.93 dining room, kltchtl'l, liVing required. Cell to pre-qualifY. NlghlShlft pmdu<~IOn •uper. 1M7 or(:!Oo<IBe2-~114 ro¢m & llalh . 1\vo car 90 . "17:.:~::.01:.:•:.:~6:..-33=8:.:4_·_ _ _ A~~)\ !~'( ,.:\ffo:~1~ v1s0r needetl nt JAckson . · re.ge & outbuildrng. Wanted LOCAl COMpMy manul8;;turing J)!Mt TwO WMted to do COur'l\ry leM {7~0)446-9-476 . wants to purchase . • 1 10 yAAr~ 01 ~u~rv,!Or or teM g_uil.ftr ~ftlylng, elM soMe :-:--:----:--:--- scm sites for new homes. r -1 Bet>r CP.ny Oul l)erll'ut e>lpcrlonce roquirM MAil steer QU!ttlr, phone ovonrngt~~ 4 bedrooms with lerge mas- C II (740)446-3093 lcr ~Ale. CMsl~r 'Town~hlf). resume With Mlcllry history 304·6i'5·733~ ter suite. 3·112 Mths, tft~ =":...cc....::._·-'-'=:..·_ _ Mf.lg~ County. ~nd retter!!o IO HR MftM~e-. OM LMd)' Will pmssure wash housee. kitchen wllh lnChFerry CIAbRi- We l'lft~ app!'O)(fnia!ely 10 ... ! uHt!.rt'~l to Th"' O~ily l,anc. Aeadrn~. OH 45.21 ~ ·troilers, and ce~o. Coli r'lete, sun roo , orma L used hOmes tor under vS 1"1 .... 111 . er11ctlf)l f"() Bolr. "i' 0 9·2Q, Or IA>. to ("o1 3) 33 'll 1u<t 4'1 '238 asc ~r""' Ro• or ~• Ofl • lull 1"1&h~ ~ bose • $2,000 . Call 1·800-837·3238 ~ "'" 0 45769 c; ., .. ~ •u " ment. ~ CIU garage, over- lor tnro. n!l'nc,vy. h.lo OhiO W11tey Bank us now RC- 1 IOOka small pond. This not a ...:.:....,:=--:-:,-...,.:-:-- ~kiM ~~nf6n~~~':~ h~PI•Ern~nq Small. 2 Bedrooms M®te Interested In buildmg or ga· Home Middleport, Ohio rage lor sto~ge ot 3 cars· (7"0) 99:l-5039 Gathpohs area W1lling to - - - - - - - - buy or leftse (7-40)446-2282 TAking applicattc-ns. 2 bed - Aslo.1or Gr9Q. room. 2 bath, pn\late tot. rru· nutt& t""" !Own, $37!; , •n· eludes mowing. (7<40)<4<46 · 111\'11"-~~~~~., .:8890=c_______ 3 ~-m~,·le~-ea...r liOlNnKMJl ~'~ "~ ·~" •u rent. Pomeroy area , no peta, (740)992·5858 "· ' 1\UIIJ!; M•1K1W~IJL'it: IQR REI-.'!' •URSAU: EXPE!r~nced 'Medical AeceptfOni!t 'Moo~- Fl'ldAy Ff"Pe lr.~!Orn'lfttloi'l on tncti\lkt- NJply In person. 9~ 'State tt:tl Computenle(! A-strotogt - A6ute 'eo (7-40)44!-9&20 cAt HO~$ ~ In. cll.N'te!fl De~K:ripti'OM ~riCe E~ C8!!1'1. LOC61 comptny L. 1 •0 ~rn~" ·s-~ •1 $M9 IW-~7•-JOBs ,, fl\;lo~' "~·,· 55~~. • ~••- 10 ~'tlu.. ~ •• '~' ,.., . ~nle<l conno. l<lr 1110 PO eo, I~. F'Ome.,.,, Oio Help . ~.W6 a~~~ 4!t7e9 elde .. r, ullrs:l '""~-'.'....,,.,, . ML'itlliJA~lXK!' Mo!IUJl HOME" .. ' • mR &\l.t> lr'ld&p@ndent Herbl\hfe OistniJuror. Call For Prod~ Or Opportunity (7-40)441-1982 ET AERA.ll~ MOTORS •• 91 Dodge Shadow. 118.000 miles, IUOS good, $900 080 •• • ,: (740)2MI·187~ •• 91 Ford Tfl.urus. loaded with opt1ons. 46,500 m11es, Repaif9d, New & Rel>uillln $2.100: 88 Jo~ Cherokee, Sl~ Coli n-- Eva•s I •• '·'''" · nun " • • 4 door, 6 c hnder. ruas 800·537-9526. $t ."" ., ('40)441, --------10 ~al, \.J\)OUS • ,, • ', 0 · ~ ' •' ,. lion. (740)446·2300 ·, ~ 92 Mercury New Yorker, • $t5000BO cometo62AI ,: • ', ' ,, len Avenue to view. . 1 9 G d A 3 ran m. rr: ,vvu miles, $3 ,000 (740)446· ·' ~ .. ., -c~-:-:--:c--:-:-:--:--: I' 1992 Chevrolet Lumina, 4 door Sedan. (740)446·3479 King S!l8 bookcase water 92 Mercury Grind Marquis bed w/ heater. gOOd COM l S 4 door. aU opllons. Appllancea: Reconditioned $250 304·458 · 117 S 62,000 mUes. mint cond!· Beautilut Rtver View Ideal For 1 Ot 2 People,.Reteren· cea, Oeposli, No Pets, Fo•· ter Trailer Park , 7r40·4>41· 0181 • Washt)rs. Dryers, RMgea, IIIli--~----, ~elrigratcra. Up To 90 Days DlJIIJ)IN(l GuArtlnteedl We Sell New SUl""IL"-' Maytag Appllancea, French · - - - i l ' i i ' i'iii •.,..,..._ . City Ma)'tag. ,. • , . 7 0 446 7795 1 "0~ For Sale . ReCOIIdilioned B~ock , br~. sewer pipea, "-shers, dr-rs and -!rig· w1ndows. tm.tels, er len C1aude ... ,.. ,.. .... w 1 R G 8 d OH .,__llii'iiiiiiiiir"'iii-• eralora. Thompsons A~pll · Call In 740 ers. 245ro 512 t e. a1'ce. 3407 Jackson ve· • · I and 2 bedroom apart· nue, (304)675·7388. menta, fumished and unlur· 1~'1::-;.. 1.• niahed. security d&pO!It rt· Good Used Appliance!, ReHlR'~Al .r. 1995 Oran.d Am OT, I ' qulred. no pets, 740-99.2- conditioned end Oua.re.n$3.895. 1996 Cevaller, 2218. teed. Washer&, Dryers, Adorable older AKC Golden $3 ,195; 1997 RAnger XLT, ,-.,..---;--;-:--:-:-::-- Ranges. and Relrlgeuuors, Retriever pup, \tel cl'leeked .. automaHc, $4 ,295 : 1994 S· I br. apl lor renl $100. sec. Some star! al $95. Ska~gs 11401379·2639 · 10, V-6. $3,895, 12 olher> dep.&$300 a mon. an vtit. Appliances, 76 VIne 1.. in stock. COOK MOTORS inCluded 304 -675-3654 (740)4>46·7398 AKC Labs, Chocolate or (7-40)•-46-01 03 • ' 't! Mollohan Carpal, 20.2 ClArk Black, 6 weeks old, !!hots 199B Cor aloe V-6. power ' 1 • ~ Bedroom e:rgrtmetll With Chttpel Road, Porter, Ohio. and wormed. (740)441 · wlndowa, AC, whlte with : apPUance!l. 375 mon~h. (740)446 -7444 1-877·830· 0-:..93:..1_ _-:--,:---- blue Interior, runs oreal ~:;~enary Ad ( 740 )446 " 9162. Free Eatlmates. Ea$y American PI! Bull. pup&. c17:-4::0:.)4:'46'-8-' -6::3.:.6--::::-~------- I I 90 d -28R Apl )n Centenary, ap· Inane Fo~ h !10, VI I Mays same C as have had shots and "'000 • ou Taurus SEL ••· r I f hed 11!11 cas . sa Mter ard wormed. (740)2<45-9,.97 be- dan, white, tully loaded. e~ · P umces urn 11 · ut es Drlve·'6· little save 8101 · fore 2pm. oellonl condition, 32 ,000 ~ peld except electrtc. clean, c .;munA Fie~ MArket now ceptn'IQ appt~ttqns lo.r the drfVG·bY, l'M! Subdivision, New 2003 14x70. 3 br/2bth. 2851 mo·nth, Call ( 740 )256• Uied furniture store. 130 Aatterlor pupa ewks old mltea, call (740) 992·2369 A('('O(!Iing VPnr'ler~ 304 ·675· posilton Commef'Ciel Cred1t "iili""_,~;;;.;;;;;;;;~ St79,900. reAltors welCOme. Only $995 down & only 1135 ( .7945 Bulavllte Pike. We aell ma t100 3041675 80 MAlibu, 3&S, brand new And Ooeument Anal~sl Ap(7~0)3e7·0299 $195.65 per montl'l Can tresses. bunk beda, dres!!· .,,70 pelnljob. l7401368·9880 --~.,.----- pUcllliOr'IS Should I)Osstlss B Owner : !'rice reduced! t<arel'lft 140-6!!H671 . BEAUTtFUL APA~t· ers, couches, appliances, r~ro l\1t~ICAI. 1. Shelton 0 HuffmM . A the following QuA!iltt!!\ ·'I MENTI AT IUDOET PAl· much more Grave monuINS 'RUt\ l:N ""'IJ!1'""-~----, o~&kleo\1 o I Ooll•• Counly, 191<)· 61 I 3rd A\'Onue, O•l· New Home on acre& In CES AT JACKSON ES· menlO. (740)446-4762 Gal· , _ , .••,...... . jiljiS_.J IJ'., 1''lll '""' Ol-1 ·wrll .f'IOI tM Mspor'IS!bte o.Acoou 1" 1ng·bftekgrouM lNOncet tlpoii!J Possil)l@ 4 b~· the country (740)446·3218 . TATES, B2 Westwood Drive l!polis,OH ., ~ --tt . n.., for My 'dCb!! olher that'l my •Abnrty to cOmpute ttm!l OHIO VALlEY f)Uf3LtSH· rooms- 1-112 baths , new .. from S21l7 to $383. Walk-to i'lr""_ _ _ _ _...., Conn Trombone Good , _ _lii ·1,;;ll;,lSiii'ii\liii.i0. : _.., ~ th o! September •ASby'",'re-"'a~S! ~~ersAS lNG CO. recommends that ~:~::;ft:.~h'!Q.da;1 :f, ~11 JlUSINI,~ ahop & movlea. Cell 740· Condition. One hard caae, ' "sy;·1~ " you dO bus;nel& Wil~ P"OPIO wort<s'- and 112 balh wllh A~1l BUIIJMN!iS 4<8·2168. Equol HouSI~q AN'IlQlii·:S one &on coso. Call 1995 Chevrolet · Blazer, .:;;;; you know, Md MOt to !II&M ''VI-' Opportunity toather Interior. power win· ~Ahit!ty to m~at dMdltM!II h h . .... store.~e A QeM• room, · 11 9 11 dow & locks. CO player, ()1\'f.:A\\1:\\' •Abilrly to Ml'ldte multiPle ;,~' ~ ~ro¥~~t~= uth'e Boautitul hardWood 110011- A Olllce building In Miners· Beach St., Middlepor t, Oh. r1ow Urea and brakea, $6500 . !Mks stmult#IMOu&ly o!Mring • ~r n er fireplace•. (740)~58· eOO ·~ · ft. , 810 , cov· 2 80 Furnished Apt. Utnllles Antique turnlturn. ( 1925) CAll ~740 1446 -0425 • Must bO t!lble to MjuS! ---,------c:- 6,. 1 ran , P&.ld, Deposit & References, dining room suite, bullet, teble/W 2 leaves, 6 C)ll:\lrs ., Qkl u~"Q~f PIMo How•M. ochO<tuleto meel MOdllne• ~ • ;:-:-:-;::~:::::-:-:-::::-:-::-:No Polo.l7401992·0186 Clr'tctMA!I- Chle1\g", CA.bl· 'Campuler &kit!!! Slftrl tuut . Business 10· MOVII"tQI M~•t ..Ill 3 bed· $360 00 radio CRbrnet Potatoes For Sate 1995 Ford F-250, Supercab. r)!l! Gr~rld Call (7~0)-Ueday .. PriMe ShOpping Cir'l· rooms, IMt'IQ roo"" , l!:ltchM Clel!ln tBR, Stove, mlrlgerB· Sl50 00 304 -675·1697 XLT. 4~4. 5·&peed power· 4436 p.,..,nir'o\1! MICt 4 30 W& off@r 8 g81 ,erous beM- ter ·spnce AvAilable At AI- (stove & dishwasher lnclud· tor, no ·peta. deposit stroke, excellent condltton. > I I \ll\1 \ 11'1'111·\ loiS pockago lncludln~ 4olk lornoble F't~ill 2 N<:~> £...,. eol)louncry room, I l>alh, 3 .......iliiiiiiiiilii-_.1 992-1•61 Buy or sell. Riverine Anti· 15,000, (740)3 19·2932 1I ,\ t 1\ 1· "11)( l\ to goo<1 hom~ mA!VItt cnt l!r rer 1re 1,18111 Md ca roor Ad - ut1ve O!licel. Newly Re- ce.r oe.~o~. covered patio, - - - - - - - - ques, 1124 EBal Main on I rt heftllh~ H1.1fry lo.ittens. gOOd Vi\!'ICf!rM"t mod@!ed. t Ph~· Le\e.rt Fftfts, Ohto, 165,000. 112 Rere lot on Tycoon Lake Efllcl8ncy Apartment In SA •12-4 E. Pomeroy, 740· lftll"'"-"""!:""_ _...,. 1998 Chevy S·10, 5 speed. ' ~VI kidS 304 ee2-20Q6 (t\14)~39·1 199 (740)247- wl t2'k60 Trailer Sl e.eoo.oo downtown PI Pleaeanl. At- 992 -2526. Rus!l Moore, b~dllne1, now !Ires. Rally wheels. 30mpg. red, sharp, . 111M tnte~~lad pe rsoJr'S should 263:2 (7401 247·1 100 so commercial space lor owner. $4,495. (740)319·2748 ,, • S 1 ~·· 0 "'~!"" 110 rent down town (740)4461-·L;u PriVAit country hOuse. great 2·5 acres hom8 alta, Eaat· 2200 My Ohl6 Valley Bank L<-. . ., for family. bedrooms, 2 em LOCAl School OiSiriC! . c:"'-"-----:c--- !"' MIIUl.IANilOUS Caae 580 C Backhoe Cab & VANS& •v..b&tl'ls, sltttng ftn:~a , Uvtng Ulll'lle bl ~-"" Furnlahed 2 Rooms and e~~: tren da boom. (304)675· 4-WDs liOn ot from O~Jr 'NebSI!e, TU~NED OOWN ON t 9 8VB 11 B e, BPflruvuu MIIKCllhNiliSE 3173 \"lii\1 S.\1 .1'· www ovbc com Appllcn· SOCIAl S~CU~lt~ /881? room , kllchan & dlhlngro ..::•::d._,_l7:..4::0!.19:..8::5_:·3::59:..5:__ Btllh, Upslalra, Clean, Rei.:. roorr~, bAeement. 11wir"lmino erences tmd Deposit Re· liAU.WOUS !lens must be returned no No Fee Unlos!l We Wtnt pool, n·ew bern. new porch· Ora sttcally reduced 110,000 qulred. No Pets. (740)4-46· WAN'I1~l 1088 C;hevy s-I 0 Blazer, 955K Cat Track Loaderi tntor ihA" Octotler 4. ~00:2 1·888-582-33>45 es , Bpprox 5 acres. betow appratsed value, 1.t6 1519 good condition. Call m lluv 4:-:x::;4-;(3--;0::4)--, B7_5-::;·3_3_ 5 4_::-;-::- '' Sale I" oo• -~ EOE $90 000 17401742 1049 aero. mobile home, now M"Vtr•g r - vu , nn: Oraciout living. 1 and 2 (740)386·9327 t 093 Ford Bronco. Eddie S,>nn~·· Wl!t9y) Septernbe, EXperienced hArd Wo~rng heat pump Btld !uri'IBce, Bj)· bedroom apartlnents at VII· Looking For larQe Roll top Bauor. 94,000 rnltoa E~~:cet · · ~ ' 7 • "" ,~, a 1111 ptlances. (7,.0)4-41·9~ 10 Antique Mirror 37~~:29, Mil· '-l!"p.ii';o'oi"~·oili"~··--, CAShWS Mr&dl!!d ~1 LIIHt lege Manor end Rlveralde $9,500 . ) Condition . ten t Condition n \ ' \ V\'tl John!l '!rd Avat1ue Gnltlpolls Apartments In Mlddleporl. que Jenny Lynn Full slzo (304)0B2·3570 Aller 5prn. ·:..~• II.), & Cenle•lacy Compe1111ve From $276-$J48 can 740· bed, baby llemo. (J0416761993DodgeVan: Good Con- t ' I 'wnges. 40 1k plt1ti 1h\d bO· ;:::;===~ 992·8064 . Equal Hou sing 280 1 LIVI•:SIUCK dillon , 15/Pauengera,Air -~ nus pl'tckagos Applications n Opporfunltlea. Cherry Wing chair, newly Condltlorr,Power/S teerlng ..~, Atl M!utt" top Donar u ·s taken between 11'8 h~urs or ~10 J·IOU>ll'."S upholstured, autumn tree • eto. 992·6788 · l S,IVer. Gold COitle. Pro\11· 10 00Art\ to 2 OOpM Mor'· l·Olt REN'r Now Taking Applications- pallern, $250, (140)992· Fatr catvea· A·l sired. Heat ~d i s', Drart\Onds . Ootd da:y- Frtdtity ...,_ _ _ _ _ __ . 35 West . 2 Bedroom Town· 02 10 · S k I WI M d JY98 Renner XlT, VB, E~~:· '.··' Rit~\)1'. U g Currtln<:y. · house Aparlments, Includes ee &r P Ul to a e • .::4 therapt•'• kndad 1 ·3 Bedrooms Foreclosed Water Sewage, Trash. Cherr y wing chair, newl~ Who, ~aok & halter broken, tended Cab, 4WD, Ftar&· .-, M1 S C1M Shop. let Sec 01,1, AV\11lU! . 01:\lh!lOhs 7d0- A.Z Oi'versifled Healthcare hs Homes From 1199/Mo.. 4% $350/Mo .• 740·446-000B. upholstered, &.ulumn tree (74I0) 667 •603 7 side. loaded, 54 K mltel, one ·.~, l.:lO~n'g for 'u!Hirt\6 Certified Ot) I B 5% paltern 1260 ( 74 U owner. $!2,900. (740)441 · Jf "6 :11142 30 y a 1902 OccltPOI!otiftl TherApists AsAFI~~For uatfn~:. ons lor 2 . 02 10 ' • · ~or o~dale Mg'ri ~~a~. ~ale, 7473 or (740)388· 1808 ;.,.. 19• teklng appllcatl_ bedroom apartment•. RV yr. · c· 1999 Ml!lublihl Montero :; Jilr11);\ll M"ch111~ (740)4d6· Sl!llarlts ·~, r8Pidly grOWing 3323 E11:t. 1709. skilled ~ursrng tAclll!y h' tt\e storage 11nd storAge build· COOL DOWN. Central Air Horse For Sale: Sporl LS, V-6, auto, 4WD. 1 i 6"2 Ot~~ltlpolls. Ohio e.ret!r. Ohto 12 BR , bAth & a hat!. ingl. (7401441-0111 COr'ldltl oners an~ Heal Green Broke, Pari Ouarler 51,000, PS, PL. PW. cruise, ;~ llc&~&e Is re(tulred . Full benNew slave & relrlgeralor. Tara Townhouse . Apart· Pumgs. II ro!u don t Mil us Horae Gelding. Very Quiet CD,' dual air baga; &kCellvnt 1 "! 'I I ' ' \II"\ I afils AVA ilAble New oradu· (740)4-46·9279 mente, Very Specious, 2 we oth Oae . Free .esU · $900.00 Nogoatl&.ble contl lllon, St 2,500 tlrm, ""~ o.. 11n 11 1 ' ;1•~ wotconte 'lo • 1>ply B d , Fl CA m•1•• (740)448·8308 •nd 992·3 469 1740)448·0195 '-I For rtioM hlrtlnMIIOr'l 3 bedroom homt, Mlneta· e rooms," oors, • 1 1-800·291 ·0098. rra 112 liM~e <:Mirtc!. ville, Ohio. river view. no Bath, Newly Carpeted. 92 Dodge Conversion Van, f~ -B()(HS7 7 - ~310 pe111. refarencea tequlred, Adull Pool A Baby PoOl, Pa- DIRECTV, $0 two TV hook · Pretty Pain t filly 6101 will 1 owner, tota or new parts ~ or t~~ your rttsurtn~ to 1450 fTlOnth. call (740)992- tlo, Start S3 7B/Mo. No Pete. liJj, order 11ere and earn mature 13 112 hands . Hailer $2.500.304·676-6693 "'~ 1 -937-695· '~75 6777 after 5pm. Ltau Ptull Security Oeposll "1::$$-::'-e--:00-:·-28::-3-·2:.: 6., 40:.:·--,- broko, handles well. $500. ::-:-::;:--::::---::---:--:- ,_. ~tt~<l1ltt•'•,rJhe«l!l'le~re l ~~~~nd ~nr!l ~equlred, Oaya : 740· 446· 94 Chevy Slater Sport, full· ; A. Malus Co · {)ltrr.n i~ !Mk· 3 BR brick. carport, b"U· 3481; Evenlnqa : 740· 367· Flatbed trailers. 2 a11le, 22 Juliet Bibbee (304)675- 1608 size, 4x4 auio, V-8, A.MtFM , 4 1!1\) ~''' flect)ur\t~nt / cterh. 1'01 ;::-:;--;;:-~:--;-~-:;-:mant. tecantly rede9oraled. 0602. loot. Cal! alter Opm . 1\vo Alpine 6/02 Billies. Big etereo, A/C, loaded, exeat- • 1 ttr1'ot"OYIM!I! Mu st ~e 8b!~ nue~ Dtlvtl't, lmrtledlate No pets, no smokltlg. 1092 .(740)446·3243 . on11 Qood breeder proapeot. tent condition. (740)367· ~ to \VOtk. w11h lllo puhlfc ·Md hire. c!t\'8! A COL requlrtd, Sunset Drive. $550 + 1650 Twin River• tower tor etd· Grubb' I f'lano- Tuning & amallor on good pet Good 767 1 C1tll aller 5pm. , hnvtl dO\)rotls frl Accour\uny excellenl ptly, IU:jjerlence depOSit (740)446·4116 erly/.dlsai.Jied. Repairs. Problema? Need Producer. Will cut or teave ,..... ttrl1l 8uslnj}U Adm rnls trl\ · reQulr'tld EAn' up to St .000 ::\br. Hoi.lsi! looeted In Me.- Now accepting appliCation!! Tuned? Calt The Plano or. whole. $40. each ·or both MfYiliN<.'\'t 'l .l·~ tton Oeriernl llno~~otMgA ot ~~~~ "'ffleh. Ct\H :JOtt-67!3·4005 son, WV. 1495 . + Utllttfea .. for 1 br, 811 uttlntee paid 740 ·446·452~ $75. Call Julie Bibbee, , _ _ _ _ _ _ poWIII'"o. MS Wurd , Ekcel. URGENTLY NEEDED · No Polo. (304)773-1681 HUO ·aosiSied, car poled i 304 1~75 ·l808 or Ed Som- -, ~ A~X~U. Ms EXplOrer. Alld S 01 msy ate.y on mnlad lot In :.:.:.:..:._::..:;;.:::.:::.:,.:..::::.:.._ apartment . rent· Ia 30% ol · Na!!cBr tlcketa lor aale . mer (30 4)675·5520 1988 Harley Dsvldaon Eleo· ,..,. 1 Oultoo" Ekpte~s Are rt!· ~:J "~,'10f!~~· 1:;" ~r ~ excettent cor,dlllon. mey et- 5 rooms & bath, 50 Ollw St. your adjustBd income call UAWIGM 500 al CharloU o, lrft Ortde Potloe Speolel. (• ,lurrOll Mi.lll1 slate what !h.,r buy or leke twer p&y· 1325 mo. (740)446·394!5 304·67!5-6079 belween 8. October 131h. Will aell lor Storoo, Screaming Eagle 1 95 88 rtre. son'" men\a. (1'4())446-71 89 Houae lor renVopllon, HUO 4::30 pm weekdaye,EHO lace votue. (740)a82·6Q22 pipes. many optlon1. Exoel· r,; vftrlnr1cc~ ma~ !)t') AltowOd lto~U:It! lent runntng condition . ~ 1'1()Rse prt>vrt1e A ro~urne et\51 ~tllt SAtE 2000 s~. fl . home on 1 a~re, approvtld, Pomeroy ate& , 2· Unturnlahed apartment, NEW AND STEEL ·710 ·AVIUS !lo. mllee, • tlllr 17401682 :;! Md !li!§111.1 hJ IM 08ily BM· WMt-· n••ln ct~retak'er lor tO mtnutel, from hoilp(tal. 4 bedrOdma available, lm· close to do~n!own Gallipolis Sleet Beams, Fllpe t1eber ~--lllillliiHiiiiiSii!liiUii l _... fJ 234500 . tlnel PO Bo• 7~9c~t3.· Pottt tru • ., ' Stlll unctar construc!!On. 4 mtidtatd occupatloy. 1·800· & 1 & Fot Concrot • 1 Ch ,.. rtiy mother (lncludetl ~orne 3 ·· ~~~m hoiiOO 1 ae- 01 Bedcodmsl 2 Bath wlttl grocery, re erence dee. ,ng a, enOH ,. 769 88 oroy "" 1110 II" ceepll•') I" e• uou,uu , .• _ 34_0_ · _ 14_ , - - - - - poSII. . No pelo (1401448· nol, Flal Bor, Sletl Clralln'g 200o ~omaha K··•la' '-' , _._ _ ·--;--;-,-::-::-'-uUOG" ' . " , . lend on Ctm Chapel Rood ·~lmmln" pQOI. (740)448· 11 68 F 0 I 0 I IU88 Chryller 6lh. MVOnue ~ ' 400 ... · -om/bOArd plus neftr " HO"OO In Greon •o"·nshlp, il~-~----~ Walkwayo or renaL&L , r•c vaways 4~~:4, automatic, le11 thM 60 ,, '"' AVON! _Ait Area~l To Buy .or "hM•'e " v lor •v Morg~n Cerlhlf, tl5. 70 " r• " a Mel Load·~ ~. ·M d • ~P d • 1987 CHEVY Caprice Ciao· hr& . Ll<e new (oome .. •~1 "hltl•' s110••• 304. StSO por mo oalory, S8"0 ,000 Cftl II'Oiae• . :::-:::-::----:::-::-::::-- quiet neighbOrhood, depo&l1 F 1 0 1 • • ••· • ' "' 1'40)361·030" 96 Cl 1 4b 18 llO & 1 1 d UIINISIII~l • pen ey, •uos oy, ooraloheo). "3,996. wl 6'>6' 81a t 42U ' • c; 9't27 ior e.~lrdment ay Ot'l. r. " on re erence requ r'J Wedne•day &. Friday, earn· afo Loaded lilt ! II 7 0 '-' rented to\ tn Galltpolls Ferry (740}379-2209 eatl alter c JMS • . ( 4 )'48- ~ A 4 :GOpm. Otoled Thurlday, 1990 OLOS Touring Sad· 4210ra er, at'U t;tt\yet At1d ~~yi.)()Ard f!eed 5 tatltes lo sell von 3 bedroOrti newly rtmod - 304·876·3689 . Nice 14x60 6pm . Saturday &. SundBy. dan Loaded. u Jl"IAy@r Wilh ~•pet'lenc~ "(:llo4r0-)4.·6~33~5~9~~-., etoc.t, In Mlda!!Jp.jrt, C!ll Tom 2br It' CtOWI1 _Ctly, Ohio :!::.:::.t,.,,.,---.,--- Roger Walker 17~0)446-7300 992·0622 ..... lol IO<:<I C.l\onlry hand Anderoon olier Spm anto Wo lrode lor anylhlng C ld Wvoldrldgo 7~().311-0302 ll<t~IN & Mlrlllll.~ ;"' 1 1o!IN~~ (j~dh~t\\ed a s"rlous tM (740)992-3348 ' ol value. (740)25e·9315 ongratutal!onat You have Congtlhllltlonel You have Tan reclining tleeper lBO· 1989 Cu tla11 Supreme LS, I·UN. SAU; ~ qutro!ll only Cntl (7<40)~•8 'lltAIM~\J won 2 lr&e rnollle ticket• won 2 lraa movie tlckelt to 1101181 , '100; Beechwood frortt wheel drlva, rebulll en~ 38!H dAYihn!! . P40)~4\ 3 B&drOo'~ With garage of\ Good used 1995 1"" 70. 2 to the Sprln~ Valley 7 In tl'le Spring V11lley 7 aanlpo- dining table wllh leal, lour glhe Al1d ltan!JBJIIe. many 1991 Bayllner 18~ More· ~ .. td8l r&vt!r,ln~ approlllrtll!otety 1 acre On br , vtnyt atdtnglahlnQie roof, Galllpolle ca I the 'li'tbune Us Cal! the Bent!not for Ue· ten upholstered chairs, new parts, have recelpll , Crui se 130 w/Tratlor, Full i.J. Oelhpollt CerMr C()ltt~il Roule 2. Gatllpotls Fttrry call Hnrokt 740-386-9948 fo~rfde~I~Oir.l•=~~;;~ Cl•'ai!ill&i'.~~.::.~;;;:.:;.:.:;::;:o.__ 150. (7 40144 1•0136 converled to 134 A air. auto Canvu, E11:oe!lent Cond. ,."7 ~ wat!IAr wnniPrl Part- (CAreers Close to Home) 1304 ,675 5332 M overdrive, power overy1hlng. S ~~ . 6·70000 111"\,.t. iii l'o~::A , WV Cal! Crt!! Todayt 7-40 448·4387, · · U!lt lttllt Owt1&r moved. \VAN'I'EIJ Waterline Spectat· 314 200 eMcellent lnstde and out ~ 7 M••• (304183• -~PO? 1 ·80\1 ·214 - 0Ae~. 3 bedroom, 1 balh. 1 !loot 200 1 Ookwcod 14•70, 39~, REN'I" PSI •11.00 Por 100; I" 200 aoklng 12600, <740)99 : 40·9~2·2080 .a , 111 2 Reg •00-05 -1274B plan i3S Klneon Oolve, 2 bolh, all oppllanceo, . . . . . . . PSI $36.00 Per I OO: All 3078 A UIU l'llli'IN & 11 E~ t1~i8iicOd dtywalt hang· (140144~-2176 ~M_htl ~ 3 dryer Included, Braes Comprnsllion Fltllnga &tt ,\· l!ntl!hdtt tleaued to cet1tra t air wrth da~ll. 10 2 bedroom, 2 bath, tr:Hel 4 bedroom house In ooun· In s tock. 1990 Bulak Riviera, low . ._liAiiliXii'lii ·:WiiiiiRiililf~ii_.l ~ eltl!rl tr~HT1t1di'Ately Pl eA~@ 3 br houae w 12 cAr gt~rage [)OWN , llir~• over pay· electric. $350 month, S300 tty. 4 pell· 3 adulls, 2 teen· RON EVANS ENTERPRI&· miles, good oondlllon, ' .....,. ctl!ll (7d0)208·6SOO nnyt.inm. tle~t WMIIo Church In Le!ftrl rt.MI8, SMO (~16)351 · deposit with e~~:pando agera In Gallla. County. El Jackson, Ohio. 1·800· $2,750 080, (740)949 · 1900 podvo Dakota Rotor, · ' 1' '"""' rnll WV 004·882·2687 7086 1740)448-0118 (740)258·8270 537·9528 2422 $20. (740)446·9429 AI'Ml'lM..Nl'S f•JR RL,,... r: .a I " •'' • ''. iOb r •• r 0 ,e, 11 8 l' •• s e 2 • ===----- s r 08 33 •• ••• Low_.; ~ 0Jtt; 1 ~~ ~t ..___ r o ~ l 'I' .·, \ ·------,..J 126 :oo-3 Public Notice ANNUAL PLAN MtiQI lndu1trl,. Inc. PUII.IC HIAAINQ 11 accepting ltaled MIIGI HOUSING bllll tor tht following AUTHORITY thrte vehlcl•: Spec:t.l MHtlng 1111 l'ord Ven Auto11111tlc Till Mtlgl Houtlng Trenem1111on '14 011 · Authorljy will oon· l!nglnt Vtn. No. duot tllubllo HMrlng IPTJI:MHIICHI 7131111 ot lht I'IIOal V..r 2. tUO luburben • aooa Annual Plan on ( 0 MC ) Autom1tlo Tlluraday, leptember i'rantmllllon '14 011 2t, 2002 11 7:30 P.M. l!nglnt. Vln No . 11 the oHice ot th• IOKI11K811'111120 Mtlgl Houtlng 1 1HT DodII' Van Authority et 117 lut Aulo11111tlo Mamorlal Drl~t, Tl'lnlmlnlon V.. Po-y, Ohio. All l!nglnt (Ou). Vln No. 217KIS3W3HK211114 All Vthlclta Will 1M! aold •• Ia condition. Melga lnduatrltl rtiiiVtl the right to rtJtot any and all bide or to 1tll to tht hlgh .. t bidder Individually or •• • lot whlc~evtr bring• the 11111 h"' return 10 Rooting· Home Melga lndullrlta • HOWARD L. WRITESEL tn~'!i~'i:d, to b• ,.,, to: ;'~:1uuve Dlflotor Mtlgl tnduatrl• Inc. Houra (1:00 a.m. • 4:00 pMflc ~'~' 1 2 ~~~~AW&::~~~c~~~~ 7~~ 5~~ mlr--"':':...o.-.-... ;J u•so ••llllliiiliili!iiiili,;._.l :::;::-::=-.--:-:-J-..,.,., °" R)( . . s42oo Ut 740 992 2 1 6 6 s t;, i:M'MIII..... TAG RACING COLlECTIBLES NASCAH SALE AU!IIIIrll St:lll I Uatn -lilllll Tnt: Sltl 10", Ill :JO"u OFF Bllllk PriCtl .U.l 'N J(. 4 fV P.;i~a 1 will b1 open 1a:oo noon S.pttmbel' r:i:r:•. (,0)1 We Care For Your Trees ~uu.uMIII'r 1~ _...., ••·~•t 9r :AJaA·, .. ~ 6wwl .4,41 ~- :n-•• ,"···· ttrl,.. ........... SMt l. Swai11 Gullipolw, Oltil) • (740> ~ll)l$ /SA ('fn(/W A~l lAMI'S CIISTIICnll Specializing In: Roofing, OQCkS, ' Remodeling, Siding, and i\ddltlons Owner: T•rry Lamm (740) 992..0731 I . middleport, OH (10'1110' 610'1120') 1066 Second Street Art you strtssecl7 ~ 304-773-5800 .Coli now for your New People• New ThiRDS m£JGS mftSSftGE THERIIPY ·New Chefs Taste DeliCIOUS fOOd SAVE-A·l.OT a•et I Elt·ln . 111 011/let One 101 on hervdav Advertise New Homes • Vinyl Sldlna • New OaraiJCs In this space for RESIDENTIAL per FREE ESTIMATES month at the Pomeroy Nazarene Church with Evangelist Rev. Bob Stewart from Gahana, Ohio. Sept. 25·Sept. 29, 2002 Services Wednesday through Saturday al 7:00p.m. Sunday Morning at 9:30 a.m. and Sunday Evening at 6:00 p.m. · Special Singing Nightly Pastor Jan Lavender lnvltea the publlo to attend. •xpet1ence, Certih~ In ~Q$. Athen$ ~nd WNIIInt> Mowtne.. WW!i~ton count•~'· OP9n 24 houri" . 7 Oayt 1>9r Wl!l!k. I St. At 7 Tupper$ I Plaint, 0H CALL 68?.8329 L~al843· $l64 Medicare Supplement! Ll~ ht~UI'IIII~~~ Burial and Final Elcpen~t · Canrer &: Dental, ' Retirement; 1\>llslun & 4U1K Rullovent Morlllllll\'1 Mlljor Medk:al • Nunln11 Home 1liPI n IJ Jeff Warner In Tonie Reiber 992-5479 Stet medlcel Dolrd The CRAFTY, Qcj Cacitlt & Grlvtly WINTER 8TOA-.OE Mtlgo County PalrtrOund• -.rr!Vat: OOt e1 Ool. ,. BUND SPOT Um·11pm (Faolory Outltt) MillOY Ftt1UIOn " ' " of UO will bl Ohl!llll tor urly 1rrl· All ••rlh•all~lml• aro lllMtlo IO ordor Rt uur lut•a~Utn' LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR Ati..D April Rt, 1001 or anyllmt ••-••• othlr thnn atnltd dalu. Dulldlna IPIQt ltllrtl o(lmt llrtlttrvt. lnaldt 8torogo: 14.00111 Opon lpon: Part• a Slrvlct 4358 at. Rt. 1eo Oalllpolll, OH 48831 • Vorlloalo • Wu'"l • ~llnl• • •:1., 144 Third Avt. w1nted to fllrgroundl Galllpolle 448-4885 Toll FIM 1374HI47 U.oom (740) 448·1044 Mondly·lll'rlday 1-IPM • lllurdly Hpm ROBERT UNDER NEW MIIIIIEMENT 74o-to~•aa1 7 Dodllnel'l • Nerf Anr •1bnnene Cover,· Vontvlaor • Oua Shield & Full Line of Olher Acce•oorlea I • I <" \ l1, 1.11. 1• or I t I II" " ( /·l tl) lJIJ .' · .~~.~ .. BISSELL West Shade BarberShop · CONSTRUCTION •NewHonwl •Qneel GeorpKorn 1101111111 •Catt,.:lst ....... , Sil ''(IQI•U Noon Stop 6 ComPirt Clo.,.Mondor .IIIIIIIITIMATII 1\IJI•Frllio14h\;lt.ttlp /opftflt!IIININI/trllillollu IPIIIJollo 740.182·1171 985-3616 SEAL IT lloolln.. ~l~ln.a l'llnllna, Outlmr Dtck•• oacntt Coa~.Cdoa, L gwtltr Ctllftlt llnllliiiCIIMI 11111'11 7.0..742-8015 (171-3f3.11U) COII!r...,lnl)rJhtt!tlmott \OWl IHI NOWDOI/16: .............,.... ....,.. anlllllr. . \ Call }tllttlt attd a"' how. 740·882·7888 Holbllllt llfllllltndtnl Dlllrlbulor (740) U1-1Nt Cellular C()~STRVCTION Your Of ..GLUR 'llctnsed by tile Ollla 48711 • IIHtrlooll Plum~lng ~OOII'!fll .1 Outltrl (TtQ) Mlio!WR Ill ' middlePOrt. 011 1740) 992-1705 21870 B11han Road . Rnclno, Ohio • New Onrtlll• ~·~~ YoVNtiMit DoM. W.VI Do It Haning's Construction · 213 n. Seund live. S lor<~ ~W • ~oom ,dciHionl I ~ P•lnll Drplt~ Pllnttnt eppt. ll1ll 's Sd f ~omodtllng REVIVAL Int. ftooftng, Mat. MHIM. !ltctrktl. Plumblnt. DtcN.I\emoclttlftt, $75 'New Number• for Meigs County Humane Officer 992-6060 ~ ()lll!lll~i. 1S yr. "SALES AND SI!RVICI!" WOLFE HEATING 6 COOLING VII, lnll IIIIYal, llrly rtmovnl, 1111 rtmovnl, BISSELL ODDJOI$ • HHtlng .4 "'"·· • Air Condlllontra St.~'t#l • Strv~ On All lrandl • !Midtntt.l a, t.lgllt Commt«~ltl • 10 yr. perle 6 ~abQt • HHttnelt Air Condttklnlng www,amtrlotnllandtrdalr,aom 97 Beech St. Humane Society • Child CARE AMIAtCAN STANOAAD CONDITIONING ft HI!ATINQ MANLEYS SELF STORAGE ~lfCttft4 740·892·7588 I ~ $rr&tt,.. 1)11.. 992-3194 992·6635 ~ . • Replaccmenl Window• • Rooflna COMMERCIAL and t ,. J • It) 11. ao, N. aooa 1 95 "! Trv11ell lxtcull~• Director Meta• Houalng Authority DIKIIII Rllilll. Free Eatlmatea 11189!1 Ponmrov. OH Tcl 1ntpec:l YlhiOIII, 941L1405 11,111 IIII 'J . IIUI: 0111 1·740·113·8811 ~;;;;;;;;;;r~;;_;;:::.:::::::; during normal working . H .'W. V's • 1 Chevy, Pontlat\ flulck. Olct'il Jtan :·~,;,:::.~J1110 .am "·"* l MaintenanceGutters • Down Spout BUILDERS InC. =::::':::::=:-':-:"-'-:::---:- ::-::--;--;:-:--::::::---:.-:::::-- lnter•ated peflona may attend to com· mtnt and pro~td• auggettlont on the Pt.n. Following the .,..,. lng, A eptolal MHtlng ot tht Mtlge Houtlng Authority w\11 b• conducted, Tilt purpo" ot the m•tlngll to IPIMO.,. ValloUal'eflllrll. Business Services Pleasant valley Private Duty Is accepting applications lor private duty home care a~ses to provide hourly care to clients who reside In Meigs, Gallla and Athens Counties. • Competitive rate • Flexible scheduling • Mileage reimbursement • Health Insurance • lncantlve plan Please call Debbie Mitchell lor more lnlormallon or to arrange a personal interview at740·882.fl818 or 1-888·882-8818. II 1-SQ0-822·0417 r Connie's nurse ftldes and Personal Care ftldes .. r)J 74o;.667·0363 ' ,: I e CQQ/vil/t, OH 4572.1 Help Wanted ! s :~::·'~·l~l\~,~·~11=.1-~:~ ~~~e~~~~ caring services. · God bless those who helped In anyway. Helen Jane Brown • = 1000 St. Rt. 7SOIIIh rllanlt Yllu I l Otlft~~ ~~tJ~~ DeuHW New a: Uaed 475 South Cbwdl St. Ripley. WV 25271 Equipment Pans FiiCtocy Authorized r ... Eollmll"l (740) 992·1119 (Airordable Prlctl) POMIFIOV APPLIANCI ITOFII 200 I . Mtln It, OPII1 e.m·tlpm Mon thru lat. llnon• "2-111111 Weahtrl, dryer• Llk1 Ntw ~rtlztf, EltolriO Rang~~, Dlthwuhert FttlrlgeratQrl, and muen lflor1 '1111 DILIYIIIY Pom•rol Kl,lll BI~G02l 1 Ev~ry Thund1y A llunc!1y Doon Op•n ••~ Early bird• 1tart 6130 lit Thumlay or "''11 monlh All PICk 15.00 Jrln.J thl• coupon IJuy SS.OO . Bon1nu Gtt ............ .... .... .... .... •.•......... •.....,..... ,.... • . . . . . 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Vll\tlU tA\IM . ~ j .~''/11. ~~) \IIII I# ~ )'11111·111\p)ll It 1'11\ lJy ~ ~~~~Ill Ill \>lllk il il 1'1\11 11111\1111 1\ tiV . !"~II IVII~ll "1 11~ 1· 1 · 111~11f111~ .111111 1111~ Il l \ 1111~ 1:1111~~ 11!\ , '1111111 Yllll 11111kt' II . •1111 1 1\lk~ 111· h~ 11 hll tilf 1 )'Ill\ ~1111 ~\l\1't' l'lllll1~1\ , . n btpt:lrltn nt ~::~t tht Expo l•tu... y, lltth•lt•• 1• • I G •• • I 11• t1t1d Welln luaii•Yt l•p..Mite• 10 • I It• ·• I 11111 C•uaty ••I'INUBIIa ••UI• F~E~ 6ld0d ~l"lt~Uhl tc~nltl~·~ het~hl; lliftltmallt:>l1 will be Body Fat Analytla •ct'ianlhQI and For more Information, call . ••.••,. •I • ' I' f . MEDICAL CENTER Discove1• tlt~t Holzer· J){flc•r't'tiC'(' www .holzer.org • ' � 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. 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