https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5be66bb7bdcc1166e6d93bfa4883e3a8.pdf 94a2f1f3d23f6e890422f48d441a119c PDF Text Text ... J • " 17 . . • • 5 'sp ~-- 6tattlld • Kneen and frozen through~ut day will provide pncrlcal inforqution and demonstra- pawpaws the United Stares. Due to the increased demand of pawpaw•, Mr. Chmiel wu able to partially fund this workshop with a grant from the USDA's Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) program. Plan on joining me there as we learn more about our native fruit, the pawpaw. tions on stocker grazing rye, triticale and bna dover as • ..... DI well as the use of poultry litticular keep our beef supplies ter fertility. new and may overwinter on the seed ~nnial seed options, fencsafe from BSE: t .) a series of coat. Most seed companies treat import bans dating back ~ ing, protein cube feeding, and their seeds for this disease. t 989 th.at prohibit the impor- water sou~e ~lopment. The evening meal and protation of cattle .a nd cattle Enjoy your basil this summer to spice up your vegetable or products from European gram on BSE and FMD dismeat dish, as a decorative however, e,ounties; 2) a t 997 ban on cussed above is plant or as a cur flower in 'an feeding at-risk 2nimal protein reservations are required. To arrangement. · to cattle; and 3) a 10-)"'ar sur- make a meal reservation, ••• ••• veillance program by the please call the OSU ExtenOrganic farmers and USDA, which has not found sion office at 446-7007 or A free class, "Improving Your Pawpaw P.atch," will be interested consumers, don't any evidence of BSE. Hidden Valley Ranch at 740given ·on April 28 from 2 to miss two opportunities to see The above measures also 446-4111. grown protect our livestock from 4:30 p.m . to introduce you to how organically Ag neWs white asparagus and hydro- Foot and Mouth Disease. pawp.aw production. Tobacco producers Neal Peterson, founder of ponic · tomatoes are · being Although Foot and Mouth Farm Income Improvement the Pawpaw Foundation and grown in our region. Disease poses no tluJ'~t to Foundation grant applications On April 22 at noon , Rich the grower of the l.argest humans, additional precau- for tobacco production supdeveloped variety pawpaw Tomsu is having an open tions implemented require plies and equipni~nt are due orchard in the United States, house at his farm to show his European/ American travelers to the· Ohio Farm Bureau will share his expertise in production of w~ite aspara- to report to customs officials. Federation by May I . pawpaw selection, grafting, gus and his spring gardens. any visits made to European If you haven't already Watch for signs south of pruning, and hand pollina·picked up an application, they farms during their travel. Shade along U.S. 33, as he tion techniques. To learn more about BSE are still available 2t the E~ten ­ The class will be held at . lives one half mile off 33 on and Foot and Mouth Disease. sion Office. 97 58 Chase Road, Albany. County Road 45 (Pratts accept an invitation to the aennifer L. Byrru?s is Gallia Please contact Chris Chmiel Fork) . OCA and Hidden Valley County~ Extemi<lll a~mt for On April 29 at 1 p.m., an Ranch field day and regional agriculture ~11d 11atural resources, at 7 40-698-2124, pawpawfrognet.ner, or the exten- Ohio Ecological Farm and meeting. The afternoon field Ollio StalL University.) sion office 992-6696 for fur- Family Association Athens ther informatiol). Be •pre- Chapter meeting and pot pared to wallr through steep luck dinner will be held at terrain .and along streams. A local farmer and entrepreneur, Chris Chmiel has .spent many hours walking · trolled hydroponic tomato industrial roo6ng, Hash's is cer· · FROM STAFF REPOR'IS the local woods in search of greenhouse farm at I p.m. GALLIPOLIS _The Gallia tified by one of the top three the best pawpaws our then stay for ~ poduck din- Business Moment, 'introduced EPDM Roo6ng ManUfacturers Appalachian hills have to ner :t)d OEFFA · meeting. · and offers a Call Ed Perkins,. OEFFA last year by the Gallia County in the otTer. facturers warranty. For mon: This native fruit has chapter president for direc- Chamber of Cornmen:e Probecome a · new source of tions and further details at motions Committee, highlights infoimation, call 388-82n. • Super 8 Motel -. five chamber members each income for. several farmers as 664-3370. Super 8 has been in Gallipo(Hal Knun is Meigs Coun- , month. . . society becomes aware of this lis since 1992 and is owned by _In addib?n to the Sunday healthy, unusual fruit. Mr. tys Extension agent for agriculChmiel's company, Integra- ture and natural resources, Ol1io Tunes-Senbnel, more can be Koehler-Thares DevelopmenL learned about these businesses Remodeled in 1997. Super 8 tion Acres, ships both fresh St~te University.) on WRYV or by visiting the has an indoor pool and spa, and chamber web site at www.galli- offers a · deluxe continental breakfast. It's located at 321 acounty.org. 1965-June 1980, 30 years. For April, the comonttee is Upper River Road, Gallipolis. Series H,June 1952-.JiinuFor more·information,cill 446ary 1957, 29 years, eight saluting: 8080. • Webb Pleetric Co. Inc. months; January 195 7IRHIIPIIpDl • Arbon at GallipniU Welsh began in 1995 and is December. 1979, 30 years. Arbors at Galli~; 170 · bing badda-boom, it's that 1 Savings notes, all issues, 30 . owned and opera!M by Ralph, Mary Ann, Ryan and Rodd Pin~ DrM, Gallipolis. prosimple! · years. Young. I..Ocated at 2535 Ohio .·vides sltilled nuning services. If you ate unable to ut,ilize , EE, all issues, 30 years. 218, Gallipolis, Welsh offels Established in 1977 as PU)~rest, · the web-site, the chart below I, all issues, 30 years. electrical contr.icting for indus- the name changed to fubors at will aid · you in determining HH, all issues, 20 years: if your savings bonds are still Don't lose valuable interest trial, residential and con1mercial Gallipolis in August 1997. The owners are Drs. Gene earning interest. Any bond and let the government use work. that is more than 40 years your money interest free. It also provides fire alarm sys- . Abels, James Kemp, Mel Siril.ort, old is not earning intere~t Find out if your savings tems security and communica- Gerald Vallee and Dick Valiee, any more. And many that arc bonds are past maturity and tions. Welsh Electric ~ licensed and .the facility is managed by 30 years old have also .· act accordingly. and bonded, and has grown Extendicare Health Services Inc'. Recendy, Arbon at Galstopped bearing interest. a~r Caldwell is ~ certified substantially over the past severwas renovated, ;md otTers lipolis Examples: financial plamwr at Raymond ~ years. For more information, a 24-bed special needs unit for Series E, date of issue May . J~mes Financial Services, 441 call 446-9950. 1941-November 1.965, num- Second Ave., Gallipolis, 446• Hash's Construction Co. behaVior challe~ged residents. For more information, call 446ber of years bonds earning 2125 or 1- 800-487-2129, Inc . interest, 40 years, December mw1ber NASD aHd SfPC.) Established in 1999. and 7112. • Places to Go Travel owned: and qperated by Ben and Dusty Hash, Hash's Construction is at 3386 Roush Hollow Road, Bidwell. It provides ' roofing and construction of metal buildings and declcs, as well as concrete work. With more than 20 years of experience in commercial .and annual me, u.s. ' Jay ,. •• •,. . • l \ manu- .... ...... ........... GAlLIPOLIS - The signup for \IDOl market loss .... tance is in p!OgJCSS at the farm Service Agency county office. The final dare for Wool and Mohair Madrd: Loss Assistance Program ll (WAMLAP II) applications is the dose ofbwi~ on ApriiU, 2001. Payments are for farmers who produced .and sheared wool or moiWi during the 2000 rnarlceting year Oan. 1 through Dec. 31, 2000). Late 6led provisions do not apply to the Wool and Mohair Marlcet Loss Assistance Progam ·n (WAMLAP II). . The Commodity Credit Corporation (Ceq will determine the national payment rate at the close of the application period, based on $19.956 million allotted for the program and the amount of eligible wool and mohair that is reported. The payment 'rare per pound will be based on a facroring ttf. · available funds dividCd by the': total pounds Of eligible \\001.: and ~ DOt to exceed rare of 40 cents per pound...: Advancepayments will noi' apply to the Wool and Mohait Matktt Loss Assistance Pto,; gam n (WAMLAP II). Eligible wool and mobaiL mwt have been produced ~ sheaml in the United StateS. from livestock owned by ~ producer for 30 calendar ~ or more, as ofthe time of shear . ing during the 2000 ~ . year. ~ Only one application ~ producer is required. The wool! or mohair does nor have to sold to be eligible for paymen A producer does nor have to currently producing \IDOl mohair, but must stiD be in ~ business of producing and ~ • keting agricultural pnlducrs. .';. For more information pi~ feel f'ree to contaCt the G.lliaLawrence Farm Servi Agency office at Ill. Jackso Pike, Gallipolis, or call 1-800; 391-6638 or 446-8687. ..!' ...,. Agency Established in 198i1, Places to Go Travel is located at 417 Second Ave., Gallipolis. Owned by Beverly and Roger SchuJtt,l Places . to Go is a full servici... travel agency. For more info!::· marion, call 446-6446. · " 8atuqlay April 14 • Goldesl Melodta wW ho8t. Karaoke Party~ the Bleftllth Frame from 9 pm ·• 1 am. llldp«pt ctr.wtnc for t,o . 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' " tHocount approvaL Doll not apply to '"" <- E~stern honors winter athletes, B1 onday BUSINESS. BRIEF :... . ~~e~r~~~ ~~=:~t~~:~:: . County chambe·r salutes Gallia businesses~ ! • .·. .. ~· H•••lewa IMwsp&f • ~ 2000 Park Avenue......................Q4,100 2000 Cadillac DeVIlle ......... !!l'm. $28,1100 1898 Park Ave. 21n atock .!!P.'!!.$17,to0 1898 Jimmy SLT 4X4 .. l.Hthtr, low miiH • 1898 Jimmy SLT 4X4................. $15,1100 1898 Sonoma Auto. 23K ........... S10,800 · 1118 &-10 Sport ......... ;.,•.•'....... 4.. S10,100. 1898 810 blllck' or whlte..............SI,8115 18871ntrepld ahowa TLC.......... S10,100 2000 Montana'• 51n iltock ........ $18,1100 2000 Gr1nd Prlx ........ 15.100 2000 Bonneville SSEI O&K ........ $21,1100 1~ Delta • 31·K...................... I11,100 2000 Bonneville SE ............. ~ ..... $18,1100 18117 Ldabre whtt." ..................12,100 2000 RfGal• Leather ................. 117,100 1887 Silverado pickup V8......... S12,800 ·111811.Sunflre'a 2 Dr or 4 Dr ..1.........1100 1 -Gl'llhdPrlx 4 Dr......................,lll · 1881 Lumln1 30K ........................11 ,100 1~ Monte Carlo 54K................SI,881 1. . ~ry 31K ...................... $12,800 1888 Grand Marqula .. 114K Extri Cl•n 111811 A11111 QrenSport IUnroor.,'Superchlrgtd . 111M Park Avenue SZK................ $8,1100 111811 US.bre ...... 2 In ltock ;1 LMther 11185 TranSport Van;......... ,..........SI,881 ' 111811 Monbina F&R AC .............. S17,1100 '18115 JHp CherokH 80K.......... 110,1100 111811 f10 Ext. Cab V6, Auto ...... S13,1100 1181Aatro AWD Van ................... sa,tes 111811 G,.C Yukon 4X4 32K ....... $25,1100 '18115 Suburban 4x4 ....Lolldld, LAIW mlleli 1• GrendAm 4 Dr 38K..........:....,IIM 1114 Sundance~.••...•..•.....••......•... $3,111 1 • Regil2 In ltOCk beige ..... 113,1100 1884 Park Avenue Ultrll .............. S7,881 1' • Bonneville whlte ............... $11,1100 1183 Vllllg• Van ...........................,lll . i .........- .• • • 50 Cents States scramble for prescri~on drug fix COLUMBUS (AP) - As Congress debates solutions to high prescription drug costs, more and more stateS are ·pwhing ahead with their own plans to ease t1te burden, particubrly on the dderly .and needy. That aggressive approach by the states is worrying drug m.alters and pharmacists, who ' say a comisrent, national solution is what's needed. Some advocates for senior citizens have misgivings as well, saying m:any of the state initiatives don't go f.ar enough and ~ more political than practical. "The bsr thing we need is a growing patchwork quilt of differing and perhaps even conflicting state laws," said Jeff Trewhitt, spokesman for the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America. " It really is a national problem that requires• a national solution." Ohio is among 43 states considering plans this year to provide discounts, built purchasing or price regulation, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures. Twenty-six states have some. type of pharmaceutical assistance program already. The Ohio bill would encoucige phjlrmacies to join a privately managed program that would negotiate group discounts on prescriptions for senior citizens. Gov. Bob Tali:, who backs the ' bill in a Legislature controlled by his fellow Republicans, modeled the idea after· the Golden Buckeye Card, which already provides the elderly and disabled discounts at more than 23.000 participating businesses. The discounts, varying according to the price of the drug. would cost pharmacies money, but help them compete for the business of more than 600,000 Ohioans eligible for th'e card, said Rob Wright, legisl;1tive liaison at the Department of Aging. The notion appeals to 80-year-old Mary Kline, who declined to pay for an $80 arthritis medication recendy when she realized she couldn't afford it month after month. ''I'm not going to tak~ it unless I know it's a death or life matter," said Kline, a widow in northeast Ohio who lives on about $1,100 a month. System looking to Medicaid funds notes population DAYTON (APj Ohio's county boards of mental retardation and ·developmental disabilities are hoping to tap into fed. eral Medicaid funds to avert a housing . crisis for mentally retarded · adults whose families no longer can care for them. ' The plan calls for the .88 county MRDD boards to designate S100 million in e,xisting funds from local property taxes over the next three years to access S150 million in federal marching funds that previoi!Siy had gone unused. . Glu:is BYKAnECaow SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT Aind.t;~-el(tcpfiV'e ­ director of the Ohio AisO- ' RIIII.ATJ'Oit Uf:l- Pat LaWrenee, a canter surVIvor, walk the victory lap to kick off the 2001 Relay ciation' o(County MRDD · for Llfa, April 27 and 28. Organizing one of·the teams to raise monttr, for researt;;jl. service, education and Boards said they want to be advocacy will be Robin Ward. (Charlene Hoeflich photo) ' ·• sure that by 2007 residen- · . . rial .support is available for all 15,500 mentally retard- . ed adults ages 22 and older who live with their families. About 6,000 Ohio famiBY CHARLENE HOEFLICH night are glowing tributes to SENTINEL NEWS STAFF lies are taking care of disloved ones iouched by cancer . abled adults without gov~ QMEROY and serve to remind everyone of ernment aid. The money by Teams are being the purpose 'of the Relay for Life would be used to hire in- to raise money· for the fight organized for the home caretakers or for against cancer. annual Meigs. . group homes or other Personalized luminaries are County Relay alternative care. currently bein·g prepared by "It's relatively ambifor Life to benefit the Farmers Bank for a $5 donation tious," Arndt said. · But he American Cancer Society, . per candle with all proceeds to go added that Ohio, which to the American Cancer Society. beginning at 6 p.m. on April rank~ 43rd in Medicaid JoAnn Crisp is chairman of the 27 and continuing until Kicking off the celebration waivers for MRDD has noon on April 28 at Eastern durmg an opening_ceremony will project. Luminaries may be given · "had a very conservative" . · . be cancer survtvors JOmmg either in memory of or in honor. . attitude about relying on . H.~g~ School. . . together to walk a victory lap. of a loved one and the bags can Mc:.dicaid. "Other states Its About Bemg a <;::o~.~umAt dusk the lightin'g of lumi- be personalized with a picture of have ·gotten it. Ohio's simty That Takes up the Ftght IS the -naries will take place. Candles the individual, a design depicting ply not getting its fair theme of the event chaired this placed in paper bags are used to someone's hobby, skill ot someshare." year by Ferman at~d Rae Moore. line the Relay for Life track. thing else for which they will be Shawn Morgan; 29, is ' Teams of 10 to 15 people seek After the candles are lighted the remembered. Cine resident who could donations prior to the relay, and names of.. those honored are The emphasis will be on "lightpenefit from an expanded then are asked to have one person remembered ih a ceremony. The ing a path of hope" with the on the track at aU times. . candles burning ' throughout the luminaries. .......... lylti... AJ • Teams·organize for Relay for Life · Personalized luminaries are currently being . prepared Farmers Bank for a $5 donation per candle with all proceeds to go to the American Cancer Society. Hlp: 181 'ladlf'• 2000 Sunflr•••- 5 In' .wt:k.n;n.$10,1100 ~ GrandAm'a Sin .WC:k ...... $12,450 2000 LeSabre'a lin atock ..twl\'.$18,1100 Middleport • Pomeroy Ohio Ap:il 9. 2001 ·Vol. 51. No. l!U 2 lli:lllftl - 12 ...... Calendar Classifieds CDmjcs Editorials Obituaries Sports Weather Lotteries SENrJNEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY - Putting the right plant in the right place is the key to having good growth and beantiful blooms this summer. Pointers on where to plant what were shade" is a half day of sun or a ftltered given by Hal Kneen, Meigs County , Extension agent, at a plant education and · the celebration of National Library Week. shade through high tree branches, while e~change ~rogram presented Wednesday · Kneen said that when choosing the full shade is no direct sun exposure, mght at the Pomeroy Library as a part of proper site for plants, consider the hardiPluH 1H Propa111, A3 -.a.c.x 85 17·18-23-26-3&..q6 KJct.r: 8-7-4(HJ-1 A4 A3 W.M. Dlllr J: 1-9-1 Dlllr 4: 9-2-4-0 A2 0 200t Ohio Volty Publishi"' Co. ••ere•.., AJ ..l'l'f\< zone, determined by checking a Kneen said that when choosing the proper site for USbA zone map, the light exposures .and plants, con~ider the hardiness soil characlfristics. Light exposure is critical for plant growth and bloom, he said, zone, determined by checking and "fuU sun" is conside;..,d to be six a USDA zone map. hours or more of direct sun . "Partial BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH AS OHIO 82-4 Pldl J:·!J.&-4; Pick 4: J.l-9-3 81.3.6 Pieue ... Plant education program presented at library Law: 1101 Details. A2 Sentinel SYRACUSE -. "Syracuse is the fastest-growing 'town in the tri-county area," Bob Wingett, village grants administrator told Syracuse Council Thursday. · Wingett said the 2000 census shows the vii-' !age's population increased by 52. making a tot:ll of 879 residents. "Some areas have higher percentages in population increases, hut n9t numben;• Wingett Said. He suggesti:d signs noting this fact be placed at each of 'the corporation limits, and council agr<js_d..Wingett' also. reported that he has directed a lef:er ti> the Ohio Depittment of Natural Resourl:es grants progra!D, stating as foUows: . "Because our project is for repaving, repairs and . improvements of an existing tennis courts · complex, please consider this a request for authorization to accomplish' it without submission to your department of formalized plans and specifications package. "We would prefer to proceed with execution of our development through multiple contracts. Any contract exceeding $1'5,000 would be accomplished by public, competitive bidding." The cost of the 'village paving project is $28,000, with a contract for paving, a contract for painting, and a contract for striping. A grant in the amount of.$2 ~ ,000 would leave the village spending $7,000 on the project . . Wingett said the fence needs repairing and the nets reinstalled. Wingett was asked by the volunteer fire department to apply for a FEMA grant for Syracuse Village and fire department with the fire ·department assuming responsibility for the local share. . Councilman Eber Pickens Jr. said the VFD wishes to replace 15 air packs and 30 bottles, a two-borde cascade system for Truck 31, and an air compressor. Don Nitz ofDon's Heating and Cooling, who recently insialled a heating and cooling system at 'the municipal building, met with council. Nitz suggested council change the grilles in the build- Holzer Health Hotline 5255 \ If you haw health questions or concerns, call the Holzer Heolth Holline and speak to a SJ*ially !rained Holzer Medical Center R.N. '6 Discover the Holzer Difference. .. ' Check with' your physiCian about medication concerns. "' ' t �0 0 llanday, April., 2001 The Daily Sentinel .. . -~Ohio ~--~----------------· weather 1lii1Hy,Aprll10 ......... ,_ . !coro ,- -- ~~ Suwly Pl Cbady Cbady oo iW# I ~~~~·· · sm-s - T-IIICII'n Rlirl Almll lot $MIIIIr . COLUMBUS (AP) - Several Ohio , zoos are setting up restrictions to protect their aninuls finm the threat of footand-mouth disease. · The virus, which has aot yet been reported in the United States, is harmless to humans but deadly ro hoofed animals. Easily transmitted by dirt on clothes, shoes and vehiCles, it has raV.ged Britain's livestock and moved fanher into Europe. . The Columbus Zoo has posted signs asking visitors to stay out - if they've re~rned finm a trip O'!tside North America ~vithin the past five days, said Michael T. Barrie, director of animal health. At the Wilds iu Muskinguni County. a wild-animal conservation and research center, tr:avelers who have been on rhe continent fe,ver than six days ~vill be asked to go home. "Anyone who's been to any conti. nents outside of North America is a . risk," said M.adt AtkinSOII, director of animal health at the center. "'\Xi'e would ask them to come back at another time." The Wilds also is restricting behindthe-scenes toms and is canceling any nonessential aninul into the facility. Atkinson said. He ~d that if foot-and-mouth enters the country, all shipments of~ and behind-the-scenes tours will be can. c~led. The centc:r's nearly_200 animals at ruk for ~ontract10g the_disease would be moved 1010 an area wtth double fences to isolate them finm the wild deer that live on the 10,()()() surroundi ng acres. __ ,_ · Ohi lfthe di sease were to IIJaAe It to o, · 1ac r iii'ty would Atkinson sat'd the ennre be quarantined. The Cleveland Zoo is developing rules similar to those at its Columbus counterpart, said Dr. Albert Lewandowski, chief vetermarian. Donna Oehler, public relations dlrel:tor of the Cincinnati Zoo, said behind- moves the-scenes tours. there have been reduced but the petting areas won't be affected unless the disease shows up in .the United Sates. · All thiee zoos have increased the numher of disinfectant foot baths for employees who go from one animal area to another. Zoo animals that could· be aB:'ecte(j incl~de antelope, deer, camels, &i,raffes and yaks. The Ohio State Fairgrounds will continue to disinfect its barns between ani· •t p1an to add 100I <' mal shows but d oesn '·- n traveling among t he baths for wor.... · . il animals, satd Lee McPha , the state vet. . . . en~ana~. Also, all aruma)s from outstde Ohto will need a vetermanan to . cernfY they are healthy. Animal exhibits at the state and other fairgrounds across Ohio would be canceled if the virus shows up in the United States, McPhail saiq. ' • Stormy, cooler on Tuesday departments. Last year, the city employ.;d 2,183 whites and 1,136 blacks, a National Weather Service said. ratio of 65 percent to 34 percent, according to a review of the BY lliE ASSOCIATED PRESS A nea rly stationary cold Sunset Monday night will city's employee database published.Sunday by the Dayton Daily front will create a risk of be at 8:04 p.m. and sunrise on News. The city has 166,179 residents, 53 percent of whom are white showers and thunderstorms on Tuesday at 7:02 .a.m. or non-Hispanic and 39 percent of whom are black, according Forecast Tuesday and possibly s~eral to the 2000 U.S. Census. · · Today: Pardy cloudy: High days thereafter. "The city has a very clear goa! of making certain we ·have Slighdy cooler air filtering 85,low 59. in behind the front will shave Tuesday: Showers likely. diversity .i n our workforce ~nd when you look a~ross the organization, we have had success in that," said Mayor Mike Turner. about 10 degrees offTuesday's High 79,low 57. CINCINNATI (AP) - A Rhine neighborhood just Wednesday: Mostly cloudy. "In areas where we have not had succ~. they should and do high temperatures. civil rights group wants to north of downtown. remain a focus for the city manager:' · Lows Monday night will be High 72, low 51. . know why a police officer "To that officer, I just have in the 50s. Highs on Tuesday Thursday: Thu~erstorms fatally shot an unarmed black · one question: Why?" she said. will be mosdy in the 60s, the possible. High 70, low 40. teen-ager during a foot chase "Plain and si_mple: Why?" over the weekend, escalating Keith Fangman, P!CSident of NORWOOD (AP) -The mayor of this Cincinn~ti suburb the local Fraternal Order of is soliciting money to help pay $146,000 in legal bills finm his police-community tensions. Timothy Thomas, 19, was Police, said he spoke to Roach criminal trial last year. the fourth black man killed by and other officers after the Mayor Joe Hochbein said the ,amount . raised by his legal AKRON (AP) -A state lawmaker has proposed a $5 milFangman said lion fund to improve Amish buggy safety by developing road- defense fund "doesn't amount to a whole lot,'' but that he does police since November. Three shooting. not know the exact amount. were shot and a fourth died of Roach thought that the teenside berms for the horse-drawn ·buggies. He has legal bills finm his December trial in Hamilton Counasphyxiatiori, resultinf in ager had a gun in his waist"The idea is to make the roads safer,'' said state Rep. Anthory Common Pleas Court on 14 counts of theft in office and falcharges against two police band. ny Latell, D-Girard. sification. officers. Police said no gun was His bill _would allow 21 Ohio counties with Amish populaEleven counts were dismissed. eany in the six-day trial. Judge The polic~ department aiso found at the scene of th~ tions to apply for grants to widen berms, improve visibilicy and Fred Cartolano dismissed the three remaining counts after Mr. is the target of lawsuits alleg- shooting, where residents left add signs. Between 1993 and 1998, more than 500 buggy crashes Hochbein agreed to a p!ea bargain in which he entered a "no ing it practices racial profiling. flowers and anti-police mesThe Cincinnati Black Unit- sages on Sund.ly. occurred on Ohio state highways. In 1999, the last year for contest" plea. • ed Front planned to confront "People are angry,' ' said which statistics are available; thete were 161 bul!iY crashes. 'ft.. 4. city counc:il members Mon- · Michael Thompson, 49, who 1 day at a committee meeting. lives in the neighborhood. than a doze; northeast Ohio Leisure said her son had Police have not exp13ined in STEUBENVJLLE (AP) -When it comes to dealing with a tdrs.and medicli have been implicated in a $1 mil- detail why officer Steve stopped going to court on the lice infestation, there's no quick fix, says an official overseeing a lion federal insurance fraud scheme in which diagnostic labs Roach shot Thomas, who was . misdemeanor charges and had . paid grossly inflated rehts to doctors in exchange for patient fleeing police trying to arrest run froni police in the past. newly formed coalition that deals with chronic cases. Since the Jefferson County Lice Coalition was established in referrals. . "It's not something we're him on 14 warrants for misdeSeptember, 172 cases of lice have been reported, a number that Akron-based Diagnostic Testing of Ohio and three other meanors and traffic violations. proud of,'' she said. "He was Laura Scott says is high. mobile medical labs rented space in doctors' offices for their "People have·to have short- going to court for a while, "It's amazing how m•ny :. ids have head lice," Scott said. "You medical testing businesses. But the FBI discovered a quid pro term patience," said ·'John then he stopped. ... I don't don't have to be dirty to get head. lice. Anyone can get head quo: the kickbacks included in rental payn1ents to doctors were Cranley, chairman of city think he made very wise deci. " in exchange for patient referrals for overpriced tests, most of Itee. . . council's law committee. sions, but stiU, he was just 19, A chronic case would mean " child has had lice three to five which \vere medically unn,ecessary. Thomas' mother, Angela years old." consecutive times in less than a year, said Scott, who deals with The Cleveland FBI's Health Care Fra11d Unit, forn1ed in Leisure, wants to know what The city's police departreferred cases. . 1998, investigated the lease kickback cases. Heal the are fraud and prompted the officer to shoot .ment has been questioned and ·public corruption are the· Cleveland' office's. top priorities, Van Harp, special agent in charge, told The Plain Dealer .for a Sun- her son during a chase eatly criticized for the fou'r civilian Saturday in the · Over-the- deaths in recent months. day scory. , Group wants explanation .. Mayor asks for money Lawmaker proposes safety grants IIOt.iOn ~bN.(APi- Coalition fa. . . lice In ........._ . . - au--=ciJ~- Mother awaits arralpment . CINCINNATI (AP) - Neighbors say a mother accused of Mellical fraud cases -~·are complex investigations, and now killing her two children was a loner who was under lot of we're starting to see some of our initial efforts come to fruition," Harp said. stress. a Bridget Stov~ll, 23, was scheduled for arraignment Monllay on two counts of aggravated murder. Police said Cariyan Stovall, 4, and Iyan Stovall, 20 months, evidently were drowned in ' their apartment Saturday. Neighbors called police after hearing screaming and gurgling sounds coming from the apartment. Police and paramedics couldn't revive the children. · "We feel terrible," neighbor Andrea Porter said. "It was going on right under our noses, and there was nothing ~ could do about it." ' · Stovall was held in the Hamilton County jail. The coroner's office pas not determined the cause of death. Obituaries Disease leads to some restrictions at zoos I -~- .........TRA ·SPECIAL.· MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. With a Daily Sentinel Rose1111ry Hall MIDDLEPORT - Wilbur "Wib" DeNeal Young, 84, of Middleport, died on Saturday, April 7, 2001 at St. Mary's Hos' She was born on Aug. 6, 1925 in West Columbia, daughter of pital in Huntington, W.Va., following a brief illness. the late Joseph H. and Mary A. Bass Kearns. She W:&S a homeHe was born on Aug. 30, 1916 in Rutland, son of the late malter. joseph W. Young and Jessie Spires Young Price. He operated Surviving are her husbind, Ralph Hall of Hartford; four Young's Market, was employed at Ace Hard-re in Middledaughters and sons-in-law: joyce and William Wamsley and Po~ and was a salesman for Kitchen Whitt. He attended the Diane and Charlie Flowers, ~ of Hartford, Mary ·R . and Pomeroy Churc~ of Chri". C~es Grinun, Letart, and Sharon and Roger Spaun, Racine, Surviving are his wife, Ruth Young of Pomeroy; two daughOhio; th~e sons and daughters-in-law: Ralph E. and Sue Hall ters and a son-in-law, Susan and Larry Cleland of Chester and of MiddlepOrt, Ohio, Harry and Kimberly Hall of Letart, and Marinda Young of Middleport; two grandchildren, Gregory A. Mark and Terri Hall of Pomeroy. Ohio; six sisters and three Hibbs of Cirdeville and Mary Beth (Leonard) Myers of Long brothers-in-law: Sarah. Roush of Hartford, Phyllis and Woody Bottom; and two great grandchildren, Christopher and Kelsey Whittekind of Marietta, Ohio, Billie Jones of Hartford, Goldie Myers of Long Bottom. and James Duncan of Parkersburg, Marion and Robert In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his Ohlinger of Letart, and Linda Stewart of West Columbia; five. brothers, Joseph Albert Young, Robert H. Young, and L. Frank brothers and sisters-in-law: Harty and Betty Kearns and Ken- Young, and two sisters, Pauline Buck and Lurene Kennedy. neth and Deloris Kearns, all ofWest Columbia, and Charles and Services will be held on Tuesday, April 10, 2001 at 2 p.m. at Peachie Kearns, Thomas and Tootie Kearns al)d Danny and Ewing Funeral Home with Don Seevers officiating at Ewing joyce Kearns, aU of Clifton; 19 ·grandchildren, 22 great-grapd- Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Beech Grove Cemetery. children and two great-great grandchildren . Friends may call at the funeral home 'two hours prior to the • Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by two grand- service on Tuesday. children; two brothers, Cad W arid Alfred L. Kearns; and a ·sister, Virginia M. 'Ke~rns. Services will b~ ·at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Fogelsong Funeral and work the soil to provide Home in Mason, W.Va., with · the Rev. Brian May officiating. good aeration and drainage. Burial will follow at Union Cemetery in New Haven. · Kneen talked about "pbntiFriends may call at the funeral home on Monday from 6 to ng not burying" plants using . l1amP1apAI 9 p.m. . · ·. · the soil line on bare root Trees, fences and building plants and the need for fertilcan all affect exposure, said izing in the spring as new 'Finance Committee, Sen. Kneen, who noted sun-loving growth emerges and for addiDoug White warns that th~ plants growing in shade will tional water during the grow;Legislature's first budget pri- be lanky and flower poorly, mg season. lromhpAI ority is fixing the public while shade lovers in sun will He also discussed mulching school funding system. How- probably turn a light, green, to conserve moisture and supMRDD housing program. ever, the Manchester Repubwilt easily and exhibit leaf press weeds, the pinching that Morgan, who has Down syn- lican said he would firmly scorch. needs to be done to promote drome, lives with his 61-year- support the plan if the money Good soil preparation is more flowering and the diviold father, Jerry, who is presi., can be found without drainessential for success and he sion of perennials to prevent dent of the ' Montgomery . ing additional state tesources. suggested gardeners amend crowding. County MRDD .board, ., The MRDD plan already The elder Morgan said he was in danger oflosing exist- ' doesn't have !tis son on any . ing Medicaid dollars because waiting lists, but wants to be federal auditors last year sure Shawn is taken care of in the future, preferably in a found Ohio's system didn't have proper safeguards to progroup home. "You have to start plinning tect group home residents (for alternative housing) weD fin~ abuse and neglect. The in advance:• Morgan said. "If state has until June .24 to deal YQU wait until it's an emer- with the problems. Arndt said he doesn't gency and something h·appens that to hinder Ohio's expect to you, that's a double wham1 my for him. He s not only lost bid for funds through the · a parent, he's lost his home ·waiver program because the and is in a .whole new envi- state has made "great strides" toward meeting the federal ronment." · The chairman ·of the Senate rules. ' •• Program ~stem Tobacco money will_ . finance dental clinic for poor LOCAL STOCKS Gannett-- 61 '' Gen8181 Elactnc - 41 Y, GKNLY- .10~ Ha~ey Davidson- 37~ AmTtch/SBC- 43), Ashland InC. - 39), Kmart-9 Kroger- 22 AT&T-20~ Bank Dna - 33l. Clwnplon-~. Channing Shope - 4',\ cay Holding - 8 . BBT-34!. Federal Mogul- 2\ USB-23 AoJI'U 11th noon. . . . . 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If .CLEVELAND (AP) - P~lice arrested a man and charged hm1 With aggravated mu~r for setting a house fire that killed another n1an .March 3f. · Kelly W Foust, 23, was tak~n into custody around 5 a.m. Saturoay when police found ~im walking outside and then chased hmt bne fl y on foot, Lt. Slt.ron MacKay said. He is being held .111 Cleveland Cay Ja•l pendmg his court appearance Monday. The ,fire . kill~d, Jos e Coreano, 54. He and his 17-year-old daugh~er werc:asleep ·at ~ v.t. m. March 31 when Foust allegedly broke rnto theu house on the. city's west side and set.the fire. MacKay said the gid wai sexu'llly assa~lted at knif~point, then was bo u·n d -and placed.in a bathtub. w.ndv'l- 22~ Worlhlngton - 9~ OVB-24~ Correction Polley Our main cone em In all.stories Is Man ana~ in fatal fire Rocky Boots - 4), RDShel-58 Seara-34'1. Shoney'a-\ the Daily Sentinel Kall Cunningham Happy Easter! , Love, Mom &.. Dad Rockwal :... 39'1. WII-M811-:- 51'1. Landa End - 28'· Lid. -18 Oak J-1111 .Financial 13'1· Bob Evana-17 BorgWamer - 41 ::t,-;)Aiitril 13th teaallne Wed; The !UOney will con1e finm a 1998 setdement by tobacco companies to compensate states for health-care expenses attributed to smoking-related problems. Ohio plans to create seven trust funds ' with the tobacco settlement money to finance items such as school construction, "op-smoking progra~s and public health efforts. AKRON (AP) - Part of Ohio's pending S10 billion tobacco setdement proceeds will be used to establish a full. service dental clinic for the city's poor. The city expects to receive a $310,000 grant for the Akron Department of Health's Safety Net Dental Progqm as part of ..the money that Ohio expects to receive over ·the next 25 . years. Akzo-42Y. .1 Person per ad date Fli., Wilbur 'Wib' Younc Rosemary Hall, 75, Hartford, died HARTFORD, W.Va. - AEP-47), Arch Coal- 30Y, l'~~·~cbtal Size 1x3 • ! Saturday, April 7, 2001 at her residence. .Easter Greeting! Subscribe today. .992-2156 LOCAL BRIEFS delysentineiOyahoo.l'om ' . ~.t!~~$27.30 ,13 Weakl 26 weeki 52 Woakl $53.82 $105.56 R- Ol!llklo Molga COUnty 13 Woehl $29.25 $5M8 $109.72 . 26 Weeki 52 Wnkl J -1 • PERENNIAL EXCHANGE- Meigs Extension Agent Hal Kneen discusses perennials with Debbie Brown of Rutland, left, and Dixie Deeter of Pomeroy during a plant exchange program, a feature of the Meigs Library's celebration of National Library Week. (Charlene 'Hoefllch photos) · Govemor, bankn1pt blame eac:h other woes LOS ANGELES (AP) which creditors will be paid Gov. Gray Davis"and Pacific and in what order. Gas · & . Electric executives Davis, meanwhile, was still traded acrimonious barbs - 'locked in faltering negotiabut no solutions - as the tions with Southern Califorstate's largest utility headed ·nia Edison, the ·state's secinto bankruptcy court ond-largest utility, which claiming $9 billion in debts. also. claims the state's flawed On Sunday, Davis 1996 deregulation law is the appeared on two nationally cause of its financial woes. Davis is hoping to strike a televised news programs to berate PG&E for awarding deal to buy Edison's share of an estimated SSO million in the power transmission sysbonuses and- raises to about tern for $2.76 billion, which 6,000 midlevel managers would' provide Edison with a and support staff on the eve much-needed cash-flow to of its filing for bankruptcy restructure its debt. protection Friday. • SoCal Edison executives . "Management at PG&E is have said ihey would coolinjust focused upon padding ,. ue negotiattons with Davis, their own pockets, not in b k d lk . S discharging .their duty to ut ":"ee en. · ta s 10 an serve their many customers · Franc1sco faded t~ resolve in California,'' Davis said on any of the outstandmg ISSue~ ABC's "World News on the table, satd Davts Tonight." spokesman Steven Maviglio. Earlier, Davis had issued a statement saying PG&E "management is suffering from two afflictions: Denial · ·a nd greed." In response, ~G&E defended their employee bonus package and took a swipe at the governor."Instead of focusing all his attentiol'\ on solving the state's yearlong and everworsening energy crisis, the governor has launched a campaign-St)'le attack on our company," a PG&E siatement read. The rancor came at the start of a hectic week. f!.. San Francisco bankruptcy judge was to hol'd !'G&E's first . b~nkruptcy hearing Monday or Tuesday to' determine, among other priorities, • Senices planned TUPPERS PLAINS South Bethel New Testament Churtch will have a· 7 p.m. Good Friday service with special pmentation, "The Virus," and Easter Sunday Ressurection Day service at sunrise, 7 a.m., and breakfast to follow, with regular Sunday service, JOf O. . Ridge, Bertha Diehl, PVH; 8:10 p.m., Beech Street, Josephine Tyree, HMC; · 10:31 p.m., Mulberry Avenue, Mary Haggy, treated; . 10:48 p.m., College Street, Kiersten Blackwell, treated. OUVE TOWNSHIP Sunday, 10:17 a.m., State Route 681, assisted by Tuppel'5- Plains and Reedsville, brush/structure fire, Larry Baker'owner, no injuries. POMEROY Saturday, Pomeroy Police Department, Melinda Moore, HMC; . POMEROY - Units of Sunday, 6:29 p.m., South the Meigs Emergency Service · answered 17 calls for assis- Second, Goldie Gilmore, tance over the weelcend.·Units rreated. REEDSVILLE responded as follows: Saturday, 12:27 p.m., LimCENTRAL DISPATCH Saturday, 3:28 a.m., State . berger Ridge Road, Glenn Route 143, Pat Williams, Lawson, St. Joseph Hospital; Sunday, 12:39 p.m., State O'Bieness Memorial HospiRoute 681, Linda Putnam, tal; .C amden-Clark Memorial 1:25 p.m., Spring Avenue, Timothy Johnson, treated; .- Hospital; 6:34p.m., State Route 124, 6:24 p.m., Minersville, Eli Susie Kerwin, CCMH . White, Holzer Medical CeriRUTLAND ter; Saturday, · 12:39 p.m., Sunday, 2:33 a.m., Nichols Road, William Capehart, Bowles Road, Connie Dodson,PVH. Pleasant Valley Hospital; TUPPERS PLAINS p.m., Veterans 12:35 Saturday, 11 :15 a.m., State Memorial Hospital, Carolyn Young, HMC; Route 248, Brian Collins, 3:54 p.m., McKenzie Marietta Memorial Hospital. EMS log calls flam PapAl ing at a total cost of $50 in order to improve the performance of the new system. Council also purchased a 10-year maintenance contract, for labor only, at a cost of$50. Peggy Crane asked the mayor to sign a proclamation declaring May 2 ·as National Day of Ptayer. She said the observance has been in Meigs County for six years. Naomi London met with col.lilcil reprding ace trim~ men trimming treet on the Mumaw property- ~d placing the cuttings on the property · line which hinders her own lawn maintenance. Clerk/Treasurer Sharon Cottrill will contact American Electric Power about the mate ter. Council also read a letter from Jim Pape, president of the Syracuse/Racine Regional Sewer District, in regard to · manholes being covered due to the recent paving in the vii. !age. Pape said eight of the t:tlanholes were covered. Wingett said that prior to paving, he called the sewer -district to advise rings should be placed on sewer covers to raise them up. Wingett said it was in the newspaper that paving would be done, and the sewer system -s advised, more than once, that paving would begin. Wingett said the sewer company did not seem· concerned and could address ·the matter whenever convenient. · "It appeared to me that they showed no interest on infor~ marion I received:' he said. Mayor Larry Lavender announced cleanup week as ~il 22-28. A dumpster will be placed in the parking area across finm the ball field for ·the convenience of residents to take objects they wish to discard. Ba~eries, gas tanks, and tires are not permitted, Lavender said. · Council discussed the building ordinance, the purch~ of a new cruiser, ditching and street lights which are not working. Councilman Bill Roush said the· bucket on the village backhoe has been repaired. Mike Ralston, maintenance supervisor, reported on painting of London Pool, portable toilets for the ball field and one for the former state park. It was also noted Rocky Pool of Gallipolis will prepare the pool for summer opening. The village, through Cottrill, will accept lifeguard applications at P.O. Box 266, Syracuse, with an application deadline of May I. · Council · accepted the mayor's report of fines and fees collected for March in the amount of$703: The livestock committee will review a request for housing two sheep as fair projects. Also attending were council members Katie Crow and MonyWood . Wonderful opportunities are avallabll In Tom Peden Country. We are expanding our flicllltlaa and need mora 1alaa people. No experience 11 . required, only a wllllngnaaa to learn, work a• a team, and have strong lriltlatlve. EXCELLENT PAYMENT PLAN . GREAT BENEFITS (INCLUDING DEMO PROGRAM) WORK AT THE 11 DEALERSHIP. 1 Call To Scbldult An lntarvlew: Tom Peden Country 1-800-822..()417. (304) 344·5947 us SOuth Church _,... • Ripley, WV ' . I I . ,. �0 0 llanday, April., 2001 The Daily Sentinel .. . -~Ohio ~--~----------------· weather 1lii1Hy,Aprll10 ......... ,_ . !coro ,- -- ~~ Suwly Pl Cbady Cbady oo iW# I ~~~~·· · sm-s - T-IIICII'n Rlirl Almll lot $MIIIIr . COLUMBUS (AP) - Several Ohio , zoos are setting up restrictions to protect their aninuls finm the threat of footand-mouth disease. · The virus, which has aot yet been reported in the United States, is harmless to humans but deadly ro hoofed animals. Easily transmitted by dirt on clothes, shoes and vehiCles, it has raV.ged Britain's livestock and moved fanher into Europe. . The Columbus Zoo has posted signs asking visitors to stay out - if they've re~rned finm a trip O'!tside North America ~vithin the past five days, said Michael T. Barrie, director of animal health. At the Wilds iu Muskinguni County. a wild-animal conservation and research center, tr:avelers who have been on rhe continent fe,ver than six days ~vill be asked to go home. "Anyone who's been to any conti. nents outside of North America is a . risk," said M.adt AtkinSOII, director of animal health at the center. "'\Xi'e would ask them to come back at another time." The Wilds also is restricting behindthe-scenes toms and is canceling any nonessential aninul into the facility. Atkinson said. He ~d that if foot-and-mouth enters the country, all shipments of~ and behind-the-scenes tours will be can. c~led. The centc:r's nearly_200 animals at ruk for ~ontract10g the_disease would be moved 1010 an area wtth double fences to isolate them finm the wild deer that live on the 10,()()() surroundi ng acres. __ ,_ · Ohi lfthe di sease were to IIJaAe It to o, · 1ac r iii'ty would Atkinson sat'd the ennre be quarantined. The Cleveland Zoo is developing rules similar to those at its Columbus counterpart, said Dr. Albert Lewandowski, chief vetermarian. Donna Oehler, public relations dlrel:tor of the Cincinnati Zoo, said behind- moves the-scenes tours. there have been reduced but the petting areas won't be affected unless the disease shows up in .the United Sates. · All thiee zoos have increased the numher of disinfectant foot baths for employees who go from one animal area to another. Zoo animals that could· be aB:'ecte(j incl~de antelope, deer, camels, &i,raffes and yaks. The Ohio State Fairgrounds will continue to disinfect its barns between ani· •t p1an to add 100I <' mal shows but d oesn '·- n traveling among t he baths for wor.... · . il animals, satd Lee McPha , the state vet. . . . en~ana~. Also, all aruma)s from outstde Ohto will need a vetermanan to . cernfY they are healthy. Animal exhibits at the state and other fairgrounds across Ohio would be canceled if the virus shows up in the United States, McPhail saiq. ' • Stormy, cooler on Tuesday departments. Last year, the city employ.;d 2,183 whites and 1,136 blacks, a National Weather Service said. ratio of 65 percent to 34 percent, according to a review of the BY lliE ASSOCIATED PRESS A nea rly stationary cold Sunset Monday night will city's employee database published.Sunday by the Dayton Daily front will create a risk of be at 8:04 p.m. and sunrise on News. The city has 166,179 residents, 53 percent of whom are white showers and thunderstorms on Tuesday at 7:02 .a.m. or non-Hispanic and 39 percent of whom are black, according Forecast Tuesday and possibly s~eral to the 2000 U.S. Census. · · Today: Pardy cloudy: High days thereafter. "The city has a very clear goa! of making certain we ·have Slighdy cooler air filtering 85,low 59. in behind the front will shave Tuesday: Showers likely. diversity .i n our workforce ~nd when you look a~ross the organization, we have had success in that," said Mayor Mike Turner. about 10 degrees offTuesday's High 79,low 57. CINCINNATI (AP) - A Rhine neighborhood just Wednesday: Mostly cloudy. "In areas where we have not had succ~. they should and do high temperatures. civil rights group wants to north of downtown. remain a focus for the city manager:' · Lows Monday night will be High 72, low 51. . know why a police officer "To that officer, I just have in the 50s. Highs on Tuesday Thursday: Thu~erstorms fatally shot an unarmed black · one question: Why?" she said. will be mosdy in the 60s, the possible. High 70, low 40. teen-ager during a foot chase "Plain and si_mple: Why?" over the weekend, escalating Keith Fangman, P!CSident of NORWOOD (AP) -The mayor of this Cincinn~ti suburb the local Fraternal Order of is soliciting money to help pay $146,000 in legal bills finm his police-community tensions. Timothy Thomas, 19, was Police, said he spoke to Roach criminal trial last year. the fourth black man killed by and other officers after the Mayor Joe Hochbein said the ,amount . raised by his legal AKRON (AP) -A state lawmaker has proposed a $5 milFangman said lion fund to improve Amish buggy safety by developing road- defense fund "doesn't amount to a whole lot,'' but that he does police since November. Three shooting. not know the exact amount. were shot and a fourth died of Roach thought that the teenside berms for the horse-drawn ·buggies. He has legal bills finm his December trial in Hamilton Counasphyxiatiori, resultinf in ager had a gun in his waist"The idea is to make the roads safer,'' said state Rep. Anthory Common Pleas Court on 14 counts of theft in office and falcharges against two police band. ny Latell, D-Girard. sification. officers. Police said no gun was His bill _would allow 21 Ohio counties with Amish populaEleven counts were dismissed. eany in the six-day trial. Judge The polic~ department aiso found at the scene of th~ tions to apply for grants to widen berms, improve visibilicy and Fred Cartolano dismissed the three remaining counts after Mr. is the target of lawsuits alleg- shooting, where residents left add signs. Between 1993 and 1998, more than 500 buggy crashes Hochbein agreed to a p!ea bargain in which he entered a "no ing it practices racial profiling. flowers and anti-police mesThe Cincinnati Black Unit- sages on Sund.ly. occurred on Ohio state highways. In 1999, the last year for contest" plea. • ed Front planned to confront "People are angry,' ' said which statistics are available; thete were 161 bul!iY crashes. 'ft.. 4. city counc:il members Mon- · Michael Thompson, 49, who 1 day at a committee meeting. lives in the neighborhood. than a doze; northeast Ohio Leisure said her son had Police have not exp13ined in STEUBENVJLLE (AP) -When it comes to dealing with a tdrs.and medicli have been implicated in a $1 mil- detail why officer Steve stopped going to court on the lice infestation, there's no quick fix, says an official overseeing a lion federal insurance fraud scheme in which diagnostic labs Roach shot Thomas, who was . misdemeanor charges and had . paid grossly inflated rehts to doctors in exchange for patient fleeing police trying to arrest run froni police in the past. newly formed coalition that deals with chronic cases. Since the Jefferson County Lice Coalition was established in referrals. . "It's not something we're him on 14 warrants for misdeSeptember, 172 cases of lice have been reported, a number that Akron-based Diagnostic Testing of Ohio and three other meanors and traffic violations. proud of,'' she said. "He was Laura Scott says is high. mobile medical labs rented space in doctors' offices for their "People have·to have short- going to court for a while, "It's amazing how m•ny :. ids have head lice," Scott said. "You medical testing businesses. But the FBI discovered a quid pro term patience," said ·'John then he stopped. ... I don't don't have to be dirty to get head. lice. Anyone can get head quo: the kickbacks included in rental payn1ents to doctors were Cranley, chairman of city think he made very wise deci. " in exchange for patient referrals for overpriced tests, most of Itee. . . council's law committee. sions, but stiU, he was just 19, A chronic case would mean " child has had lice three to five which \vere medically unn,ecessary. Thomas' mother, Angela years old." consecutive times in less than a year, said Scott, who deals with The Cleveland FBI's Health Care Fra11d Unit, forn1ed in Leisure, wants to know what The city's police departreferred cases. . 1998, investigated the lease kickback cases. Heal the are fraud and prompted the officer to shoot .ment has been questioned and ·public corruption are the· Cleveland' office's. top priorities, Van Harp, special agent in charge, told The Plain Dealer .for a Sun- her son during a chase eatly criticized for the fou'r civilian Saturday in the · Over-the- deaths in recent months. day scory. , Group wants explanation .. Mayor asks for money Lawmaker proposes safety grants IIOt.iOn ~bN.(APi- Coalition fa. . . lice In ........._ . . - au--=ciJ~- Mother awaits arralpment . CINCINNATI (AP) - Neighbors say a mother accused of Mellical fraud cases -~·are complex investigations, and now killing her two children was a loner who was under lot of we're starting to see some of our initial efforts come to fruition," Harp said. stress. a Bridget Stov~ll, 23, was scheduled for arraignment Monllay on two counts of aggravated murder. Police said Cariyan Stovall, 4, and Iyan Stovall, 20 months, evidently were drowned in ' their apartment Saturday. Neighbors called police after hearing screaming and gurgling sounds coming from the apartment. Police and paramedics couldn't revive the children. · "We feel terrible," neighbor Andrea Porter said. "It was going on right under our noses, and there was nothing ~ could do about it." ' · Stovall was held in the Hamilton County jail. The coroner's office pas not determined the cause of death. Obituaries Disease leads to some restrictions at zoos I -~- .........TRA ·SPECIAL.· MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. With a Daily Sentinel Rose1111ry Hall MIDDLEPORT - Wilbur "Wib" DeNeal Young, 84, of Middleport, died on Saturday, April 7, 2001 at St. Mary's Hos' She was born on Aug. 6, 1925 in West Columbia, daughter of pital in Huntington, W.Va., following a brief illness. the late Joseph H. and Mary A. Bass Kearns. She W:&S a homeHe was born on Aug. 30, 1916 in Rutland, son of the late malter. joseph W. Young and Jessie Spires Young Price. He operated Surviving are her husbind, Ralph Hall of Hartford; four Young's Market, was employed at Ace Hard-re in Middledaughters and sons-in-law: joyce and William Wamsley and Po~ and was a salesman for Kitchen Whitt. He attended the Diane and Charlie Flowers, ~ of Hartford, Mary ·R . and Pomeroy Churc~ of Chri". C~es Grinun, Letart, and Sharon and Roger Spaun, Racine, Surviving are his wife, Ruth Young of Pomeroy; two daughOhio; th~e sons and daughters-in-law: Ralph E. and Sue Hall ters and a son-in-law, Susan and Larry Cleland of Chester and of MiddlepOrt, Ohio, Harry and Kimberly Hall of Letart, and Marinda Young of Middleport; two grandchildren, Gregory A. Mark and Terri Hall of Pomeroy. Ohio; six sisters and three Hibbs of Cirdeville and Mary Beth (Leonard) Myers of Long brothers-in-law: Sarah. Roush of Hartford, Phyllis and Woody Bottom; and two great grandchildren, Christopher and Kelsey Whittekind of Marietta, Ohio, Billie Jones of Hartford, Goldie Myers of Long Bottom. and James Duncan of Parkersburg, Marion and Robert In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his Ohlinger of Letart, and Linda Stewart of West Columbia; five. brothers, Joseph Albert Young, Robert H. Young, and L. Frank brothers and sisters-in-law: Harty and Betty Kearns and Ken- Young, and two sisters, Pauline Buck and Lurene Kennedy. neth and Deloris Kearns, all ofWest Columbia, and Charles and Services will be held on Tuesday, April 10, 2001 at 2 p.m. at Peachie Kearns, Thomas and Tootie Kearns al)d Danny and Ewing Funeral Home with Don Seevers officiating at Ewing joyce Kearns, aU of Clifton; 19 ·grandchildren, 22 great-grapd- Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Beech Grove Cemetery. children and two great-great grandchildren . Friends may call at the funeral home 'two hours prior to the • Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by two grand- service on Tuesday. children; two brothers, Cad W arid Alfred L. Kearns; and a ·sister, Virginia M. 'Ke~rns. Services will b~ ·at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Fogelsong Funeral and work the soil to provide Home in Mason, W.Va., with · the Rev. Brian May officiating. good aeration and drainage. Burial will follow at Union Cemetery in New Haven. · Kneen talked about "pbntiFriends may call at the funeral home on Monday from 6 to ng not burying" plants using . l1amP1apAI 9 p.m. . · ·. · the soil line on bare root Trees, fences and building plants and the need for fertilcan all affect exposure, said izing in the spring as new 'Finance Committee, Sen. Kneen, who noted sun-loving growth emerges and for addiDoug White warns that th~ plants growing in shade will tional water during the grow;Legislature's first budget pri- be lanky and flower poorly, mg season. lromhpAI ority is fixing the public while shade lovers in sun will He also discussed mulching school funding system. How- probably turn a light, green, to conserve moisture and supMRDD housing program. ever, the Manchester Repubwilt easily and exhibit leaf press weeds, the pinching that Morgan, who has Down syn- lican said he would firmly scorch. needs to be done to promote drome, lives with his 61-year- support the plan if the money Good soil preparation is more flowering and the diviold father, Jerry, who is presi., can be found without drainessential for success and he sion of perennials to prevent dent of the ' Montgomery . ing additional state tesources. suggested gardeners amend crowding. County MRDD .board, ., The MRDD plan already The elder Morgan said he was in danger oflosing exist- ' doesn't have !tis son on any . ing Medicaid dollars because waiting lists, but wants to be federal auditors last year sure Shawn is taken care of in the future, preferably in a found Ohio's system didn't have proper safeguards to progroup home. "You have to start plinning tect group home residents (for alternative housing) weD fin~ abuse and neglect. The in advance:• Morgan said. "If state has until June .24 to deal YQU wait until it's an emer- with the problems. Arndt said he doesn't gency and something h·appens that to hinder Ohio's expect to you, that's a double wham1 my for him. He s not only lost bid for funds through the · a parent, he's lost his home ·waiver program because the and is in a .whole new envi- state has made "great strides" toward meeting the federal ronment." · The chairman ·of the Senate rules. ' •• Program ~stem Tobacco money will_ . finance dental clinic for poor LOCAL STOCKS Gannett-- 61 '' Gen8181 Elactnc - 41 Y, GKNLY- .10~ Ha~ey Davidson- 37~ AmTtch/SBC- 43), Ashland InC. - 39), Kmart-9 Kroger- 22 AT&T-20~ Bank Dna - 33l. Clwnplon-~. Channing Shope - 4',\ cay Holding - 8 . BBT-34!. Federal Mogul- 2\ USB-23 AoJI'U 11th noon. . . . . 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If .CLEVELAND (AP) - P~lice arrested a man and charged hm1 With aggravated mu~r for setting a house fire that killed another n1an .March 3f. · Kelly W Foust, 23, was tak~n into custody around 5 a.m. Saturoay when police found ~im walking outside and then chased hmt bne fl y on foot, Lt. Slt.ron MacKay said. He is being held .111 Cleveland Cay Ja•l pendmg his court appearance Monday. The ,fire . kill~d, Jos e Coreano, 54. He and his 17-year-old daugh~er werc:asleep ·at ~ v.t. m. March 31 when Foust allegedly broke rnto theu house on the. city's west side and set.the fire. MacKay said the gid wai sexu'llly assa~lted at knif~point, then was bo u·n d -and placed.in a bathtub. w.ndv'l- 22~ Worlhlngton - 9~ OVB-24~ Correction Polley Our main cone em In all.stories Is Man ana~ in fatal fire Rocky Boots - 4), RDShel-58 Seara-34'1. Shoney'a-\ the Daily Sentinel Kall Cunningham Happy Easter! , Love, Mom &.. Dad Rockwal :... 39'1. WII-M811-:- 51'1. Landa End - 28'· Lid. -18 Oak J-1111 .Financial 13'1· Bob Evana-17 BorgWamer - 41 ::t,-;)Aiitril 13th teaallne Wed; The !UOney will con1e finm a 1998 setdement by tobacco companies to compensate states for health-care expenses attributed to smoking-related problems. Ohio plans to create seven trust funds ' with the tobacco settlement money to finance items such as school construction, "op-smoking progra~s and public health efforts. AKRON (AP) - Part of Ohio's pending S10 billion tobacco setdement proceeds will be used to establish a full. service dental clinic for the city's poor. The city expects to receive a $310,000 grant for the Akron Department of Health's Safety Net Dental Progqm as part of ..the money that Ohio expects to receive over ·the next 25 . years. Akzo-42Y. .1 Person per ad date Fli., Wilbur 'Wib' Younc Rosemary Hall, 75, Hartford, died HARTFORD, W.Va. - AEP-47), Arch Coal- 30Y, l'~~·~cbtal Size 1x3 • ! Saturday, April 7, 2001 at her residence. .Easter Greeting! 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Electric executives Davis, meanwhile, was still traded acrimonious barbs - 'locked in faltering negotiabut no solutions - as the tions with Southern Califorstate's largest utility headed ·nia Edison, the ·state's secinto bankruptcy court ond-largest utility, which claiming $9 billion in debts. also. claims the state's flawed On Sunday, Davis 1996 deregulation law is the appeared on two nationally cause of its financial woes. Davis is hoping to strike a televised news programs to berate PG&E for awarding deal to buy Edison's share of an estimated SSO million in the power transmission sysbonuses and- raises to about tern for $2.76 billion, which 6,000 midlevel managers would' provide Edison with a and support staff on the eve much-needed cash-flow to of its filing for bankruptcy restructure its debt. protection Friday. • SoCal Edison executives . "Management at PG&E is have said ihey would coolinjust focused upon padding ,. ue negotiattons with Davis, their own pockets, not in b k d lk . S discharging .their duty to ut ":"ee en. · ta s 10 an serve their many customers · Franc1sco faded t~ resolve in California,'' Davis said on any of the outstandmg ISSue~ ABC's "World News on the table, satd Davts Tonight." spokesman Steven Maviglio. Earlier, Davis had issued a statement saying PG&E "management is suffering from two afflictions: Denial · ·a nd greed." In response, ~G&E defended their employee bonus package and took a swipe at the governor."Instead of focusing all his attentiol'\ on solving the state's yearlong and everworsening energy crisis, the governor has launched a campaign-St)'le attack on our company," a PG&E siatement read. The rancor came at the start of a hectic week. f!.. San Francisco bankruptcy judge was to hol'd !'G&E's first . b~nkruptcy hearing Monday or Tuesday to' determine, among other priorities, • Senices planned TUPPERS PLAINS South Bethel New Testament Churtch will have a· 7 p.m. Good Friday service with special pmentation, "The Virus," and Easter Sunday Ressurection Day service at sunrise, 7 a.m., and breakfast to follow, with regular Sunday service, JOf O. . Ridge, Bertha Diehl, PVH; 8:10 p.m., Beech Street, Josephine Tyree, HMC; · 10:31 p.m., Mulberry Avenue, Mary Haggy, treated; . 10:48 p.m., College Street, Kiersten Blackwell, treated. OUVE TOWNSHIP Sunday, 10:17 a.m., State Route 681, assisted by Tuppel'5- Plains and Reedsville, brush/structure fire, Larry Baker'owner, no injuries. POMEROY Saturday, Pomeroy Police Department, Melinda Moore, HMC; . POMEROY - Units of Sunday, 6:29 p.m., South the Meigs Emergency Service · answered 17 calls for assis- Second, Goldie Gilmore, tance over the weelcend.·Units rreated. REEDSVILLE responded as follows: Saturday, 12:27 p.m., LimCENTRAL DISPATCH Saturday, 3:28 a.m., State . berger Ridge Road, Glenn Route 143, Pat Williams, Lawson, St. Joseph Hospital; Sunday, 12:39 p.m., State O'Bieness Memorial HospiRoute 681, Linda Putnam, tal; .C amden-Clark Memorial 1:25 p.m., Spring Avenue, Timothy Johnson, treated; .- Hospital; 6:34p.m., State Route 124, 6:24 p.m., Minersville, Eli Susie Kerwin, CCMH . White, Holzer Medical CeriRUTLAND ter; Saturday, · 12:39 p.m., Sunday, 2:33 a.m., Nichols Road, William Capehart, Bowles Road, Connie Dodson,PVH. Pleasant Valley Hospital; TUPPERS PLAINS p.m., Veterans 12:35 Saturday, 11 :15 a.m., State Memorial Hospital, Carolyn Young, HMC; Route 248, Brian Collins, 3:54 p.m., McKenzie Marietta Memorial Hospital. EMS log calls flam PapAl ing at a total cost of $50 in order to improve the performance of the new system. Council also purchased a 10-year maintenance contract, for labor only, at a cost of$50. Peggy Crane asked the mayor to sign a proclamation declaring May 2 ·as National Day of Ptayer. She said the observance has been in Meigs County for six years. Naomi London met with col.lilcil reprding ace trim~ men trimming treet on the Mumaw property- ~d placing the cuttings on the property · line which hinders her own lawn maintenance. Clerk/Treasurer Sharon Cottrill will contact American Electric Power about the mate ter. Council also read a letter from Jim Pape, president of the Syracuse/Racine Regional Sewer District, in regard to · manholes being covered due to the recent paving in the vii. !age. Pape said eight of the t:tlanholes were covered. Wingett said that prior to paving, he called the sewer -district to advise rings should be placed on sewer covers to raise them up. Wingett said it was in the newspaper that paving would be done, and the sewer system -s advised, more than once, that paving would begin. Wingett said the sewer company did not seem· concerned and could address ·the matter whenever convenient. · "It appeared to me that they showed no interest on infor~ marion I received:' he said. Mayor Larry Lavender announced cleanup week as ~il 22-28. A dumpster will be placed in the parking area across finm the ball field for ·the convenience of residents to take objects they wish to discard. Ba~eries, gas tanks, and tires are not permitted, Lavender said. · Council discussed the building ordinance, the purch~ of a new cruiser, ditching and street lights which are not working. Councilman Bill Roush said the· bucket on the village backhoe has been repaired. Mike Ralston, maintenance supervisor, reported on painting of London Pool, portable toilets for the ball field and one for the former state park. It was also noted Rocky Pool of Gallipolis will prepare the pool for summer opening. The village, through Cottrill, will accept lifeguard applications at P.O. Box 266, Syracuse, with an application deadline of May I. · Council · accepted the mayor's report of fines and fees collected for March in the amount of$703: The livestock committee will review a request for housing two sheep as fair projects. Also attending were council members Katie Crow and MonyWood . Wonderful opportunities are avallabll In Tom Peden Country. We are expanding our flicllltlaa and need mora 1alaa people. No experience 11 . required, only a wllllngnaaa to learn, work a• a team, and have strong lriltlatlve. EXCELLENT PAYMENT PLAN . GREAT BENEFITS (INCLUDING DEMO PROGRAM) WORK AT THE 11 DEALERSHIP. 1 Call To Scbldult An lntarvlew: Tom Peden Country 1-800-822..()417. (304) 344·5947 us SOuth Church _,... • Ripley, WV ' . I I . ,. �., Opinion 1he Daily Set mnei c 3 A4 _Th_eo_ail_ySe_n_nn_ei.....;..._~~IJ· Cute chicks 4nd dUcklings m~ke foul pets for kids • ·The Daily Sentinel • ' · DEAR ABBY: In years past, you . have ':"3rned ~arents that it is lnapproprute to gwe young fowl or baby animals to small children as Easter gifts. Not only are the children too young to properly care for them, but they pose a health risk. . Many ch\clcs, duckling< and other young fowl shed salmonella bacteria ADVICE . in their feces. Humans become infected from direct contact with the birds or when feces-contaminated S and inununo-compromised per-, food, hands or objects are placed in sons are at high risk for severe infec· the mouth. tions and diarrhea. · Children have more frequent Abby, please stress to your readers · hand-to-mouth contact than adults that if they handle young fowl, they and are less likely to wash their MUST thoroughly wash their hands hands properly after handling chicks with soap and . hot water. or ducklings. Infants, children under KAMMY JOHNSON, DVM, .•••. 111 Court-8l,-Pomeloy, Ohio 740 112-2158 • Fax: 112-2157 . · Ohio Valley Publishing Co. ' .. Dear · Abby R. IIMiwn Lew11 Clwlee W. Govey IIMIGinl Editor Publl.,_ . . • ·'! ' I ~:r.:" ,_,...-..-.n.,-.. . .-.-.,.,.,",...u,r. . .-. ..."'J«< ...... Mll .... .,.__,.,.,..,...., . . ill,..--._...., J'IN......,_..,;,,.-............ -·lf*Oit» y..., hWil'"" • No -~~""" - . oft/1 w ,.,.,,.._ ,.,..,, ltt/ll " " ' ' Mal • the Bend '-'- · - w Co. '• MiltltiM .._., , . , «<tmttiH lftiWtl. • NATIONAL VIEWS PHD, CENTERS FOR DisEAsE CONTROL AND PREVENTION,A11ANTA ' DEAR KAMMY: Thank you for the timely warning. Parents who want to give their children chicks and ducks should buy the cuddly "stuffed"lrind. Not only do they nor have to be fed, they also don't pose a health risk. · DEAR. ABBY: My.father,now In his late 60s, seems to enjoy upsetting people. For many years, he has given gifts with the intention of deliberately shocking the recipient. When the package is opened, he breaks into a big grin if the person is reduced to tears. ' He sent my sister's rooommate Social Security retirement benefits ' BY VALREA THOMPSON . SOCIAL SECURITY MANAGER/ATHENS ComplacenCy imperils . our ·political proce.Ss • The Advocate, Baton Rouge, La., on spectators, not dti· ztns: A:te Americans turned off by politics? Or are they com- Page AS Social Security is part of almost everyone's life. It protects more than 150 milli.on American Workers and pays benefits to more than 45 million people. Its package of .ins1.1rance protection includes survivors ~nd disability benefits, but the most well-kn<>Wn program is the retirement program. Social Security pays monthly retirement benefits to niore than 31 million retired workers and thei~ family members. More than nine in 10 Americans who are age 65 or older get Social Security retire1,11ent 1 benefits. . ' . HENTOFF'S VIEW Making the caseJo'ftlblic viewing if execution placent'in an era of relative prosperity and peace and don't feel , the need to exercise the most basic of rights, V<?._ting? Tho~e are questions that are vexing refo~mers who are ~tly c6nc~ned Timothy McVeigh, convicted of the ( the Eighth Amendment to the COnstituwith the declining 'rate of voting in the United States. • gruesome Oklahoma . bombing; has tion. If the public, at home, can judge During the last few decades, the decline has been steady and decided not to appeal his death sentence. what happens in the death chamber from disheartening, and even the very close presidential election of The execution date has been set for May the beginning of the execution to th~ .. 2000 caused only the smallest uptick in voting. ·• . 16. condemned person's last breath, that . Only 51 percent of the registered voters >ast ballots lasi fall, · The Feder.il Bureau of Prisons said it experience, the judge said, could lead .~·a according to Curtis Gans, director of the Committee for the ·would consider permirllng dosed-citmajori~ or the public to decide that no Study of the American Electorate and the leading analyst of the cuit tel~cast of the . ~ xecution so that method ofexecution is acceptabl~" in a subject .... Gans noted that only 12 percent of 18- to 24-year· many of the bombmg victims' relatives truly civilized society. olds cast ballots in the election. · aild · bumbing survivors can watch. On , We all believe, I think, in open governIt is amazing, he said, that despite the close election and learning this, McVeigh ..;.. \n a letter pubCOLUMNIST ment. Why not open executions? stakes that· included control of the Congress, Nearly ' half' the Until that happJ:ns. it might be worthlishe4 in the O!cJahoman - ·wrote that electorate did not show up.... he ' is not opposed to the closed-circuit while to consider a proposal made in The He said cultural changes, such as countless · hours wasted p!,'Oposal. But he then advocated "a true Televising an execution was not an National 'Law Journal five years ago by watching television and parents who don't vote themselves, public execution- allow a public btQad- issue in that Califoniia case, but Judge Jeremy Epstein, a former attorney for the offer little hope of turning 'around voter apathy in the next cast." Walker ·pointed out that "the First United States. He suggested that New · . generation. Suburbanites are in a rat race of ·con1muting, .and Hia ~. Rob NiP Jr., told the Amendment compels at least some pub- York state- and, presumably, other states ; public life seems. lnereaslngly 1~ urgent ~ the time-pressed American..., ~ that ~Willi\ ilequest is lie <access 'lO execution proceedings:' ~ require tl)e presence, at executions, of : Gans said ... most of those who don't vote an! angry and dislogiM" be~ his clie6t ~is In favor if lbc ju~ tJieh also, brol!8ht in the . the judge and jury who were responsible • satisfied with the political system. . ' p~bl4: ~cpttinyJ of gc:lverpm~nt 'action -- Conlritution's Eighth Amep.dment prohi- ' for sending the condertmed person' to his'·· • The Mialni Herald; oil drug tests jo; pregnant ~omen: go rile- · including his execution." If it iS tlte col- bition of cruel and UIIUSOal punishment death. That was the practice in New York : times common sense and good law can co-exist. It happened Iective judgment of the American peo- . with regard II) e:>;:ecutions. "A punish- state in the early 19th century. , last week when the U.S. Supreme Court rejected a South Carpie;• said Nigh, "that capital p4nishment ment," he said, •:satisfies the Constitution · Requiring them to be present~ wrote : olina hospital's claim to drug-test pregnant women and report is a reasonable response to crime, we need only if it ~ compatible with the evolving Epstein, "should focus the attention of : positive results to police. to come to grips y;ith what it actually is." standards of decency which rrlark the· those imposing tbe punishment · on the · · The drug-testing program at a Charleston hospital stretched McVeigh's wish that ·his · execution be progress of a ·Inaturing society." gravjty of their act. Jurors could not simthe bounds of common sense and common decency Fortunationally televised has been rejected by Therefore, ,Judge Walker continued, ply depart from :the courtroom ~d leave : nately, the S1,1preme Court ruled that the program was out of the Federal Bureau of Prisons. "The public's: perceptipn of the atl)OUnt the state with the unpleasant t;ask of dis- : bounds legally. The test-and-refer policy violate1 the U.S. Con-' ' · llut •McVeigh has a valid point. If the p( suffering ~dured bY the condeJTllled posing of the d~;fendant." · stitution's Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable sta~e can take a human life, then why not :-1and the d~tion ·of th~ executi\)n But might not that ,reqwremen~ trau- : searches, the Court said in a 6-3 ruling. The policy also violates allow it to be seen by those Americans IS neccswy 0m determmmg ~hether a rnatize the jury and 1\le ·judge?. Well, : the common-sense dictum that the ends don't always jllstify who want to know what actually happens- parncular e~cullon protocol IS acc;pt- wrote Epstein, "The impact of t?e actl (of the means ... when the state lawfully kills?, able under this evolunonary .standard. . execution) is at least as traurnanc pn the . . The program's good intent was to protect the welfare of.the Last July, U.S. District Judge Vaughn But w.hy _Jinut the P.ubhc s perception defendant - l!fld will !ilso last during newborn babies. In p,ractice, thou~, it ~ callou~, ctuel and Wallter of the Northern District of Cali- only. Ill mdifect repornng of the execu- what remains of his life:• · . completely ineffective. Polic~ arrested' the women at theirh~s". as a peopli:. demand accountability : fornia ruleii - ·despite oj)position by. tio~? Let th~ 'public, ~ who~e name exe, pital beds, put them In chains and shackles and carted them off state corrections officials - that the news cunons t:aki place, ilio bi wttl!e~! of our. public officials. Surely, we should : to jail- some while they were still bleeding from delivery. The media should be permitted to witness. Judge Walker made :(not~er potnt that not shirk our duty to witness - and · babies were placed in state custody. All of which begs the ques· executions·,from "the moment the con- also relates tp poss1ble.public televJsmg of thereby be accountable for- the execu1 ' •· ." lion: What's the point? demned enters the execution chamber executions - although be was only l'ljl-· tions that we permit. , · . ...The Court's ruling upholds two vaJued principles. First, :through to, and including, the time the ing on li~ted me<jia access. · that the patient~doctor relationship is ·private and cah be viocondemned is declared dead." Previously, He wondered w~ether methods that (Nat Hent'!ff is a ~tionally renowned lated only under unusual circumstances. Second, that police . the few reporters allowed to watch could cause "excessive pain" actually do arn_ount authority on the First Amendment ,and the must present evidence to justify a search. The South· Carolina not witness the·entire procedure. . to "cruel an~ 11nusual punishment" under Bill of Rights.) ' ' · program stretched and blurred the boundaries between the ' two. The Court, correctly, has set things right. ·· Nat HeQtOff a /. Full retirement benefits are are based on steady lifetin1e now payable at age 65 for earnings from age 22 through those people born before the year before retirement 1938, with reduced benefits (2000). For 2000, these earnavailable,as early as age 62. The ings are estimated to be about age for full benefits is gradt,Jal- · $14,300 for a low earner; ly rising, until it reaches age 67' . $31,900 for an average earner; in 2027 · for people born in and $76,200 or above lOr a 1960 or later. (Reduced bene· maximum earner. . ·fits will still be available at age Married workers can receive 62.) ·retirement benefits based Average monthly Social either on their own . work Security retirement benefits, as r:ecord or their spouse's, of January 2001, are sown whicheyer is higher. below for low, average and For informatian or to file maximum wage earners who for retirel,llCnt benefits on line, retire at age 65: check out Social Security's • Low~ $636 website, www.ssa.gov.You may • Average- $1,051 also call us toll free at 1..SOO• Maximum- $1,536 772-1213 or visit the Athens The benefit amounts above . Social Secudty office. Door.prizes galore • insulting literature _because he d~ n't like the way she manages her money. He doesn't like my niece's husband, so he sent him a pair of dirty socks. A5 he ages, it appears that my father's desperate attempts to hurt people have accelerated. The ·last straw carne a few weeks ago when 1 was a passenger in my father's · car. He purp~ely stopped across three lanes of oncoming traffic - on my ride of the car! I became hysterical. My husband wants to sell our home and move me as far away as possible from my abusive farber. · Abby, our Wnily is planning to get together again soon. I feel like excluding my father. What should I (Dear Abby . is written by Pauline Phillips a11d dauxJuer Jeam'!-' Pl1illips.) LOCAL HAPPENINGS MONDAY CHESHIRE- Disabled Amelican Veterans, Chapter 53, · Cheshire, Monday, dinner at 6:30 p.m.; meeting al 7 p.m. ; CARPENTER - Meigs County Republican Pa~ Monday 7:30 p.m. at townshiP Firehouse. Columbia nished. ·Ouestions,'call Betty Gilkey, 992·5666. FRIDAY DANVIllE - "Beyond lhe Cross• presented by Penn V!Bw Bille lristilula Chapel Choir, at lh~ Danvill~ Holiness Church, Friday, April13, 7:30p.m. . . TUESDAY POMEROY- CHOICE Homa · EdUQators, Tuesday, 1 lo 3 p.m. at lhe Pomeroy Ubrary. For infonnalion, .Tammy Jonas, 992· 6743. . POMEROY- Be!lord TOWI18hlp Truetees, Tuesday, 7 p.m allhe town hall. RACINE - Racine Board of Public Affairs, 7 p.m., municipill ' building. POMEROY- Meigs County Health Department, chidhood immunization clinic, Tuesday, 9 ·. to 11 a.m. arid 1 to 3 p.m. a1112 E. Memorial Drive, Poma(.Oy. Take child's shot records. Chil· dren muSt be accompanied by parentllegal guardian. • do? - HURl' IN VIRGINIA DEAR. HVKI': Whether or not to invite your father to a family gathering ~ the least' of your wor- · ries.Your father's behavior appears to be escalating from·eecentric to dangerow. One defurition of seriow mental illness is, "The person is a danger to ~If or others." By stopping his car ,across three lanes of traffic, he placed you In serious Jeop. . ardy.. Talk to a lawyer and to his doctor about his behavior. Your father must be evaluated for dementia or mental illness. · THURSDAY MIDDLEPORT -Widow's F. lowlhlp, Thursday, noon, potluck dinntr et the Middleport Church of Christ. Eaater dinner so taka a favorite covered dith. Mut. drinks and table service fur· The Community Calendar Ia published as a flee MrYic:a to non-profit groupa wl.tllng to announce meetings and apecllll aniltll. The calendar Ia · not deligned to prornotllules or funckall8rl of any type. ltema are printed only .. apace permits and cannot be .sauaraniHd to be printed a apeelflc number of clays. We want your photos! The sentlnel welcomes your phot0i111Jhs. Here are a few guidelines for submissions: · · • Color I)IIOtoFJplls are accepted, provided they are In focuS and. have good contrast. Negatives also are accepted; howaller, please Include a print along With the nega!Ne. • Black-and-phOtogtaphs are accepted, provided they are In focus and have good contrast. Negatives also are accepted; however, please Include a print along wHh the negative. . · .• Standard-size slides are accepted, provided they are In focus and have good contrast. • Submlttad photos should be no smaller than standllld wa~ let size and ll(llarier than B x 10. • Polarlodtypa photos are discouraged since they do not repro. · duce well on newsprint. · • When SUbmlttin& dlflltal photos, be sure the images 11'8 saved a& hlgtH'esolutlon, h'CI>quallly JPEG flies. • ~ llhotoelllhe are dltcounl&ed due 111 1tlelr . unique alzea, Wllk:ll do 119t 1renalllte welltD ..-spaper COlumna. ~ ntpt~Ye~n not ec:celUd. • ~ Pllnll of diCitlll 1rnac..s .-e dlscDUra&a<l since they do not reproduce weH on newsprint. • Plea&B be sure all subjects In photo&rapbs are clearly Identified on the back of the phoi<J8raph or on an attached Sheet of paper. . - Meigs High School Class of 1991 . . . ' ·we, BUSINESS MIRROR . l -' ' BY THE o\SSOCIATEO PRESS . t,' Today is Monday,April9, the 99th day of2001.There af~ ~6 days left in the year. . . ' BY JoHN CUNIIFF at least some of wh;lt was lost. And so very different, and riskier on a short-term : Today's Highlight 1n History: ~· • • NEW YORK - For the purj>O.es of eyes and ears are alert for rumors, opin- · .basis," from conditions before the 1990s. ' On April 9, 1865, Confederate General Raben E. Lee surraising or lowering the price of a stock, a ions and advice. It e~ressed the Intensity of its concern · rendered his army to Union Gen. Ulysses s. Grant at Apporumor is 'often as good as a fact. And the Strange, aftc;r a year in which so· many by turning over its en~re letter of March . makeup of the current market ~kes it a "experts" were shown to be fools or 30 tO excerpts from a book by Howard ' mattox Court House in Virginia. On this da.re: . '-..............._ ·setup for rumors and so-cilled mformed spinmasters looking after , their own Kurtz, "The Washington Post" media In 1682, French explorer Robert La Salle reached the Mis- -,opm10ns. . . . interests, there are more experts than reporter. · sissippi River. . , . . ,, " "' • , . Lucent Technolog~es knows a thm~ or eyer. . . .· Kurtz's book, published by Simon & : · jn 1939, singer Marian Anderson petformed a concert ·at the two a~out the s1tuat10n, 1ts shares bnefly They broadcast their views on Til, pose Schuster, is apdy entide<! "The Fortilne · Lincoln Memorial in Wi!Shington, D.C., after she was denied plungmg almost_ 30 percent last Wednes- for m:~g<~Zine covers, dispatch commu- Tellers," · significantly subtitled "Inside the use of Constitution Hall by the Daughters of the American ~. on rumors It would file for protec- niques to the media, and fill mailboxes Wall Street's Game of Money, Media, and ReYillution. " · '· non urider C~apter 11 of the bankrupt- with newsletter promotions suggesting Manipulation:• In 1940, Germany invaded Denmark ~orway. · cy ·Jaw. . . that you too can enjoy 500 percent profAmid the daily deluge of spin, rumor, _ In 1942,American and Philippine defenders on Bataan cllpltThe sWift decline was h~ted only after its by ~ubscribing now for ·a· limited time " touting, speculation and ~anipulation, ' ulated to Japanese forces; the surrendef "las ' follo~d by the company officials issued a statement call- at 't~is low, low 'price. . ihcludipg manipulation of the media, says i notorious "Bataan Death March," which claimed nearly t 0,000 ing the speculation "baseless and irre- . That's half the problem. The other is Kurtz, "there's one inescapable .problem: ~ lives. sponsible." Even then; however, the stock that investors look, listen, buy and too 'Nobody knows· anything.... ·. ~ . In 1947;.a series o£tornadoe~ inTeXJ~s,, Ok13homa and Kansas failed quickly to regain all that was lost. often lose, seldom wondering why the "All of them - 'the journalists, the :: 1 killed 169 people. _, ' • ' • ' ~ • · ' · . Today's rp.arketplace is a se\lJP, for such advice peddler must sell subscriptions at a commentators,. the brokers,. the traders • In 1959; NASA .announ~e<l. the selecticfn .of America's first shenanigans .. News .not only travel~ in a discount, or why he has to labor ·at writ- the analysts - are feeling their way in ~ l seven astronauts: Scott · .Catpenter; Gordon Cooper, John ' , flash ,but teaches more eyes and ears thap · in'g a newsletter ·instead of simply click~. blizzard, sq~inting through the spow, ! · Glenn, Gus Grissom, Wally Schirra, Alan Shep rd and Donald . ever.before because of a proliferation of ing.,il key to make 500 percent protiQ. straining amid the white noise to make: Slayton.. ~,,,., !, , • ,., , \1 '· j,' ;. • electronic devices. Examination migh~ show that the let- out the next trend or· market movement' In 1963, British ,5tatesman Winston, Churchill WlJS made an. The· makeup of the marketplace is a ter writer never made 500 pertent prof- or sizzling stock." ' f 1 , honorary U.S. ci~en. ' ' · ' , '~' ~ •J' " factor. Millions of new, small and ~orne- its - never pick:ed or owned ~e 500 The message is clear: Listen and learn: ; In 1965,the newly built HoustonAstrodom~Jeatured .its first times gullib~ investors are active percent stocks- but simply illustrated but defe~ decision-making to nobody; : baseball game, an exhibition-between the Astros and the New investors and ''traders, and ptany sti!l have his brochure with examples of stocks that else. Make your own decisions, slowly,. :: York Yankees. The Astros won, 2-1. the ambition of making a quick, easy, did enjoy such gains, subtly suggesting his Do your homework.You can see through : In 1992, former Panamarmn ruler Manuel Noriega was con· clean killing. stock picks might do the same for you. the whiteout as well as those who call! victed in Miami of eight.dtug and racketeering charges. . In fact, there is a new urgenC)' in the Because of"the frenzied atmosphere of themselves experts. :_ In 1993, the Rev. B~njarnin Chavis was cho.sen to head the marketplace. If a year ago the goal was to hype:' editors pfThe Babson Staff Letter· · aohn Cunniff is a business analyst for Tire:: NAACP, succeeding BenJamin Hooks. ,. make an easy fortune, now it's to recoup caution 1that the "current environment is - Associated Prtst) . :: ' ' When: May 26, 2001 1-4 pm Family time with kids 7-11 pm Classmates time without kids • : It~ a blizzard nouiadays ·out. in the ,- ~arketpldce ; TODAY IN HI-STORY:. . Numerous door prizes will be awarded at the third annual Family Fun Fest to be held April 28 at Eastern High S.chool. Here, several representatives of participating agencies look them over. From left, seated, are Brenda Phailn, Margie Skidmore, Bonnie McFarland and ·Brenda Cl!rfmah of Meigs County Healttl Department programs; and standing, Suzy LeMay, ACCESS; VIcki Woods, ACCESS Head Start; Rhonda Dailey, Veterans Memorial Hospital; and . Diana Jeffers, Holzer Meigs Clinic. (Charlene Hoeflich photo) • • . ' . MEDICAL ASSOCIATES OF GALLIPOLIS PRACTICING AT THE MEDICAL PLAZA 936 State Route 160 Gallipolis, Qhlo 45631 • ·· telepl)on~ 740-4~~9620 ; t' ••d Where: Salisbury Elementary Pomeroy, Ohio Cost - $1 0 Slnole $15couple This will cover the entire day of finger foods, DJ, and facility rental Thomas PrJce, M.D. board .certified in ol,lst~trtes gynecolOIYI accepting new patients; Rr&ctice limited oftl~ aypecolog,:, yearly exam, pelvic exams, pap tests, and nuuilmoarams. Please send check or money order payable to Gene H. Abels, M.D., board certified in fnternal medicine; accepting new patients; practice limited to heart disease, hypertensl~n, lipid abnormalities ·(cholesterol abnormalities) and any associated diabetes. Special interest in congestive heJrt failure. · by Aprll30, 2001 Balusamy Subblah, M.D., board certified in internal me41clne and pulmonary disease; accepting new patients; practice limited to chronic lung disease, asthma, emphysema, black lung, asbestosis. ' Geraid E. Vallee, M.D. board cert.lfled In Internal medicine and pulmonary diseaser.. Kristen Wright (class treasurer) 5404PyleSt Sclotovllle, Ohio 45662 Pion to bring lawn chairs, your oWn drinks, and lots of good memories · for a good time! . . · Please pass the word to those In our cla5s-especlalty those outside of Meigs County. On site x-ray, EKG, ultrasounds; stress testing, bone density testing, pulmonary function testtn·g and extensive laboratory testing. !-1 i ' •J •• . -J . --- ______ ..__ • - - - - - - - - - --·--- · - - - - - ---,-- �., Opinion 1he Daily Set mnei c 3 A4 _Th_eo_ail_ySe_n_nn_ei.....;..._~~IJ· Cute chicks 4nd dUcklings m~ke foul pets for kids • ·The Daily Sentinel • ' · DEAR ABBY: In years past, you . have ':"3rned ~arents that it is lnapproprute to gwe young fowl or baby animals to small children as Easter gifts. Not only are the children too young to properly care for them, but they pose a health risk. . Many ch\clcs, duckling< and other young fowl shed salmonella bacteria ADVICE . in their feces. Humans become infected from direct contact with the birds or when feces-contaminated S and inununo-compromised per-, food, hands or objects are placed in sons are at high risk for severe infec· the mouth. tions and diarrhea. · Children have more frequent Abby, please stress to your readers · hand-to-mouth contact than adults that if they handle young fowl, they and are less likely to wash their MUST thoroughly wash their hands hands properly after handling chicks with soap and . hot water. or ducklings. Infants, children under KAMMY JOHNSON, DVM, .•••. 111 Court-8l,-Pomeloy, Ohio 740 112-2158 • Fax: 112-2157 . · Ohio Valley Publishing Co. ' .. Dear · Abby R. IIMiwn Lew11 Clwlee W. Govey IIMIGinl Editor Publl.,_ . . • ·'! ' I ~:r.:" ,_,...-..-.n.,-.. . .-.-.,.,.,",...u,r. . .-. ..."'J«< ...... Mll .... .,.__,.,.,..,...., . . ill,..--._...., J'IN......,_..,;,,.-............ -·lf*Oit» y..., hWil'"" • No -~~""" - . oft/1 w ,.,.,,.._ ,.,..,, ltt/ll " " ' ' Mal • the Bend '-'- · - w Co. '• MiltltiM .._., , . , «<tmttiH lftiWtl. • NATIONAL VIEWS PHD, CENTERS FOR DisEAsE CONTROL AND PREVENTION,A11ANTA ' DEAR KAMMY: Thank you for the timely warning. Parents who want to give their children chicks and ducks should buy the cuddly "stuffed"lrind. Not only do they nor have to be fed, they also don't pose a health risk. · DEAR. ABBY: My.father,now In his late 60s, seems to enjoy upsetting people. For many years, he has given gifts with the intention of deliberately shocking the recipient. When the package is opened, he breaks into a big grin if the person is reduced to tears. ' He sent my sister's rooommate Social Security retirement benefits ' BY VALREA THOMPSON . SOCIAL SECURITY MANAGER/ATHENS ComplacenCy imperils . our ·political proce.Ss • The Advocate, Baton Rouge, La., on spectators, not dti· ztns: A:te Americans turned off by politics? Or are they com- Page AS Social Security is part of almost everyone's life. It protects more than 150 milli.on American Workers and pays benefits to more than 45 million people. Its package of .ins1.1rance protection includes survivors ~nd disability benefits, but the most well-kn<>Wn program is the retirement program. Social Security pays monthly retirement benefits to niore than 31 million retired workers and thei~ family members. More than nine in 10 Americans who are age 65 or older get Social Security retire1,11ent 1 benefits. . ' . HENTOFF'S VIEW Making the caseJo'ftlblic viewing if execution placent'in an era of relative prosperity and peace and don't feel , the need to exercise the most basic of rights, V<?._ting? Tho~e are questions that are vexing refo~mers who are ~tly c6nc~ned Timothy McVeigh, convicted of the ( the Eighth Amendment to the COnstituwith the declining 'rate of voting in the United States. • gruesome Oklahoma . bombing; has tion. If the public, at home, can judge During the last few decades, the decline has been steady and decided not to appeal his death sentence. what happens in the death chamber from disheartening, and even the very close presidential election of The execution date has been set for May the beginning of the execution to th~ .. 2000 caused only the smallest uptick in voting. ·• . 16. condemned person's last breath, that . Only 51 percent of the registered voters >ast ballots lasi fall, · The Feder.il Bureau of Prisons said it experience, the judge said, could lead .~·a according to Curtis Gans, director of the Committee for the ·would consider permirllng dosed-citmajori~ or the public to decide that no Study of the American Electorate and the leading analyst of the cuit tel~cast of the . ~ xecution so that method ofexecution is acceptabl~" in a subject .... Gans noted that only 12 percent of 18- to 24-year· many of the bombmg victims' relatives truly civilized society. olds cast ballots in the election. · aild · bumbing survivors can watch. On , We all believe, I think, in open governIt is amazing, he said, that despite the close election and learning this, McVeigh ..;.. \n a letter pubCOLUMNIST ment. Why not open executions? stakes that· included control of the Congress, Nearly ' half' the Until that happJ:ns. it might be worthlishe4 in the O!cJahoman - ·wrote that electorate did not show up.... he ' is not opposed to the closed-circuit while to consider a proposal made in The He said cultural changes, such as countless · hours wasted p!,'Oposal. But he then advocated "a true Televising an execution was not an National 'Law Journal five years ago by watching television and parents who don't vote themselves, public execution- allow a public btQad- issue in that Califoniia case, but Judge Jeremy Epstein, a former attorney for the offer little hope of turning 'around voter apathy in the next cast." Walker ·pointed out that "the First United States. He suggested that New · . generation. Suburbanites are in a rat race of ·con1muting, .and Hia ~. Rob NiP Jr., told the Amendment compels at least some pub- York state- and, presumably, other states ; public life seems. lnereaslngly 1~ urgent ~ the time-pressed American..., ~ that ~Willi\ ilequest is lie <access 'lO execution proceedings:' ~ require tl)e presence, at executions, of : Gans said ... most of those who don't vote an! angry and dislogiM" be~ his clie6t ~is In favor if lbc ju~ tJieh also, brol!8ht in the . the judge and jury who were responsible • satisfied with the political system. . ' p~bl4: ~cpttinyJ of gc:lverpm~nt 'action -- Conlritution's Eighth Amep.dment prohi- ' for sending the condertmed person' to his'·· • The Mialni Herald; oil drug tests jo; pregnant ~omen: go rile- · including his execution." If it iS tlte col- bition of cruel and UIIUSOal punishment death. That was the practice in New York : times common sense and good law can co-exist. It happened Iective judgment of the American peo- . with regard II) e:>;:ecutions. "A punish- state in the early 19th century. , last week when the U.S. Supreme Court rejected a South Carpie;• said Nigh, "that capital p4nishment ment," he said, •:satisfies the Constitution · Requiring them to be present~ wrote : olina hospital's claim to drug-test pregnant women and report is a reasonable response to crime, we need only if it ~ compatible with the evolving Epstein, "should focus the attention of : positive results to police. to come to grips y;ith what it actually is." standards of decency which rrlark the· those imposing tbe punishment · on the · · The drug-testing program at a Charleston hospital stretched McVeigh's wish that ·his · execution be progress of a ·Inaturing society." gravjty of their act. Jurors could not simthe bounds of common sense and common decency Fortunationally televised has been rejected by Therefore, ,Judge Walker continued, ply depart from :the courtroom ~d leave : nately, the S1,1preme Court ruled that the program was out of the Federal Bureau of Prisons. "The public's: perceptipn of the atl)OUnt the state with the unpleasant t;ask of dis- : bounds legally. The test-and-refer policy violate1 the U.S. Con-' ' · llut •McVeigh has a valid point. If the p( suffering ~dured bY the condeJTllled posing of the d~;fendant." · stitution's Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable sta~e can take a human life, then why not :-1and the d~tion ·of th~ executi\)n But might not that ,reqwremen~ trau- : searches, the Court said in a 6-3 ruling. The policy also violates allow it to be seen by those Americans IS neccswy 0m determmmg ~hether a rnatize the jury and 1\le ·judge?. Well, : the common-sense dictum that the ends don't always jllstify who want to know what actually happens- parncular e~cullon protocol IS acc;pt- wrote Epstein, "The impact of t?e actl (of the means ... when the state lawfully kills?, able under this evolunonary .standard. . execution) is at least as traurnanc pn the . . The program's good intent was to protect the welfare of.the Last July, U.S. District Judge Vaughn But w.hy _Jinut the P.ubhc s perception defendant - l!fld will !ilso last during newborn babies. In p,ractice, thou~, it ~ callou~, ctuel and Wallter of the Northern District of Cali- only. Ill mdifect repornng of the execu- what remains of his life:• · . completely ineffective. Polic~ arrested' the women at theirh~s". as a peopli:. demand accountability : fornia ruleii - ·despite oj)position by. tio~? Let th~ 'public, ~ who~e name exe, pital beds, put them In chains and shackles and carted them off state corrections officials - that the news cunons t:aki place, ilio bi wttl!e~! of our. public officials. Surely, we should : to jail- some while they were still bleeding from delivery. The media should be permitted to witness. Judge Walker made :(not~er potnt that not shirk our duty to witness - and · babies were placed in state custody. All of which begs the ques· executions·,from "the moment the con- also relates tp poss1ble.public televJsmg of thereby be accountable for- the execu1 ' •· ." lion: What's the point? demned enters the execution chamber executions - although be was only l'ljl-· tions that we permit. , · . ...The Court's ruling upholds two vaJued principles. First, :through to, and including, the time the ing on li~ted me<jia access. · that the patient~doctor relationship is ·private and cah be viocondemned is declared dead." Previously, He wondered w~ether methods that (Nat Hent'!ff is a ~tionally renowned lated only under unusual circumstances. Second, that police . the few reporters allowed to watch could cause "excessive pain" actually do arn_ount authority on the First Amendment ,and the must present evidence to justify a search. The South· Carolina not witness the·entire procedure. . to "cruel an~ 11nusual punishment" under Bill of Rights.) ' ' · program stretched and blurred the boundaries between the ' two. The Court, correctly, has set things right. ·· Nat HeQtOff a /. Full retirement benefits are are based on steady lifetin1e now payable at age 65 for earnings from age 22 through those people born before the year before retirement 1938, with reduced benefits (2000). For 2000, these earnavailable,as early as age 62. The ings are estimated to be about age for full benefits is gradt,Jal- · $14,300 for a low earner; ly rising, until it reaches age 67' . $31,900 for an average earner; in 2027 · for people born in and $76,200 or above lOr a 1960 or later. (Reduced bene· maximum earner. . ·fits will still be available at age Married workers can receive 62.) ·retirement benefits based Average monthly Social either on their own . work Security retirement benefits, as r:ecord or their spouse's, of January 2001, are sown whicheyer is higher. below for low, average and For informatian or to file maximum wage earners who for retirel,llCnt benefits on line, retire at age 65: check out Social Security's • Low~ $636 website, www.ssa.gov.You may • Average- $1,051 also call us toll free at 1..SOO• Maximum- $1,536 772-1213 or visit the Athens The benefit amounts above . Social Secudty office. Door.prizes galore • insulting literature _because he d~ n't like the way she manages her money. He doesn't like my niece's husband, so he sent him a pair of dirty socks. A5 he ages, it appears that my father's desperate attempts to hurt people have accelerated. The ·last straw carne a few weeks ago when 1 was a passenger in my father's · car. He purp~ely stopped across three lanes of oncoming traffic - on my ride of the car! I became hysterical. My husband wants to sell our home and move me as far away as possible from my abusive farber. · Abby, our Wnily is planning to get together again soon. I feel like excluding my father. What should I (Dear Abby . is written by Pauline Phillips a11d dauxJuer Jeam'!-' Pl1illips.) LOCAL HAPPENINGS MONDAY CHESHIRE- Disabled Amelican Veterans, Chapter 53, · Cheshire, Monday, dinner at 6:30 p.m.; meeting al 7 p.m. ; CARPENTER - Meigs County Republican Pa~ Monday 7:30 p.m. at townshiP Firehouse. Columbia nished. ·Ouestions,'call Betty Gilkey, 992·5666. FRIDAY DANVIllE - "Beyond lhe Cross• presented by Penn V!Bw Bille lristilula Chapel Choir, at lh~ Danvill~ Holiness Church, Friday, April13, 7:30p.m. . . TUESDAY POMEROY- CHOICE Homa · EdUQators, Tuesday, 1 lo 3 p.m. at lhe Pomeroy Ubrary. For infonnalion, .Tammy Jonas, 992· 6743. . POMEROY- Be!lord TOWI18hlp Truetees, Tuesday, 7 p.m allhe town hall. RACINE - Racine Board of Public Affairs, 7 p.m., municipill ' building. POMEROY- Meigs County Health Department, chidhood immunization clinic, Tuesday, 9 ·. to 11 a.m. arid 1 to 3 p.m. a1112 E. Memorial Drive, Poma(.Oy. Take child's shot records. Chil· dren muSt be accompanied by parentllegal guardian. • do? - HURl' IN VIRGINIA DEAR. HVKI': Whether or not to invite your father to a family gathering ~ the least' of your wor- · ries.Your father's behavior appears to be escalating from·eecentric to dangerow. One defurition of seriow mental illness is, "The person is a danger to ~If or others." By stopping his car ,across three lanes of traffic, he placed you In serious Jeop. . ardy.. Talk to a lawyer and to his doctor about his behavior. Your father must be evaluated for dementia or mental illness. · THURSDAY MIDDLEPORT -Widow's F. lowlhlp, Thursday, noon, potluck dinntr et the Middleport Church of Christ. Eaater dinner so taka a favorite covered dith. Mut. drinks and table service fur· The Community Calendar Ia published as a flee MrYic:a to non-profit groupa wl.tllng to announce meetings and apecllll aniltll. The calendar Ia · not deligned to prornotllules or funckall8rl of any type. ltema are printed only .. apace permits and cannot be .sauaraniHd to be printed a apeelflc number of clays. We want your photos! The sentlnel welcomes your phot0i111Jhs. Here are a few guidelines for submissions: · · • Color I)IIOtoFJplls are accepted, provided they are In focuS and. have good contrast. Negatives also are accepted; howaller, please Include a print along With the nega!Ne. • Black-and-phOtogtaphs are accepted, provided they are In focus and have good contrast. Negatives also are accepted; however, please Include a print along wHh the negative. . · .• Standard-size slides are accepted, provided they are In focus and have good contrast. • Submlttad photos should be no smaller than standllld wa~ let size and ll(llarier than B x 10. • Polarlodtypa photos are discouraged since they do not repro. · duce well on newsprint. · • When SUbmlttin& dlflltal photos, be sure the images 11'8 saved a& hlgtH'esolutlon, h'CI>quallly JPEG flies. • ~ llhotoelllhe are dltcounl&ed due 111 1tlelr . unique alzea, Wllk:ll do 119t 1renalllte welltD ..-spaper COlumna. ~ ntpt~Ye~n not ec:celUd. • ~ Pllnll of diCitlll 1rnac..s .-e dlscDUra&a<l since they do not reproduce weH on newsprint. • Plea&B be sure all subjects In photo&rapbs are clearly Identified on the back of the phoi<J8raph or on an attached Sheet of paper. . - Meigs High School Class of 1991 . . . ' ·we, BUSINESS MIRROR . l -' ' BY THE o\SSOCIATEO PRESS . t,' Today is Monday,April9, the 99th day of2001.There af~ ~6 days left in the year. . . ' BY JoHN CUNIIFF at least some of wh;lt was lost. And so very different, and riskier on a short-term : Today's Highlight 1n History: ~· • • NEW YORK - For the purj>O.es of eyes and ears are alert for rumors, opin- · .basis," from conditions before the 1990s. ' On April 9, 1865, Confederate General Raben E. Lee surraising or lowering the price of a stock, a ions and advice. It e~ressed the Intensity of its concern · rendered his army to Union Gen. Ulysses s. Grant at Apporumor is 'often as good as a fact. And the Strange, aftc;r a year in which so· many by turning over its en~re letter of March . makeup of the current market ~kes it a "experts" were shown to be fools or 30 tO excerpts from a book by Howard ' mattox Court House in Virginia. On this da.re: . '-..............._ ·setup for rumors and so-cilled mformed spinmasters looking after , their own Kurtz, "The Washington Post" media In 1682, French explorer Robert La Salle reached the Mis- -,opm10ns. . . . interests, there are more experts than reporter. · sissippi River. . , . . ,, " "' • , . Lucent Technolog~es knows a thm~ or eyer. . . .· Kurtz's book, published by Simon & : · jn 1939, singer Marian Anderson petformed a concert ·at the two a~out the s1tuat10n, 1ts shares bnefly They broadcast their views on Til, pose Schuster, is apdy entide<! "The Fortilne · Lincoln Memorial in Wi!Shington, D.C., after she was denied plungmg almost_ 30 percent last Wednes- for m:~g<~Zine covers, dispatch commu- Tellers," · significantly subtitled "Inside the use of Constitution Hall by the Daughters of the American ~. on rumors It would file for protec- niques to the media, and fill mailboxes Wall Street's Game of Money, Media, and ReYillution. " · '· non urider C~apter 11 of the bankrupt- with newsletter promotions suggesting Manipulation:• In 1940, Germany invaded Denmark ~orway. · cy ·Jaw. . . that you too can enjoy 500 percent profAmid the daily deluge of spin, rumor, _ In 1942,American and Philippine defenders on Bataan cllpltThe sWift decline was h~ted only after its by ~ubscribing now for ·a· limited time " touting, speculation and ~anipulation, ' ulated to Japanese forces; the surrendef "las ' follo~d by the company officials issued a statement call- at 't~is low, low 'price. . ihcludipg manipulation of the media, says i notorious "Bataan Death March," which claimed nearly t 0,000 ing the speculation "baseless and irre- . That's half the problem. The other is Kurtz, "there's one inescapable .problem: ~ lives. sponsible." Even then; however, the stock that investors look, listen, buy and too 'Nobody knows· anything.... ·. ~ . In 1947;.a series o£tornadoe~ inTeXJ~s,, Ok13homa and Kansas failed quickly to regain all that was lost. often lose, seldom wondering why the "All of them - 'the journalists, the :: 1 killed 169 people. _, ' • ' • ' ~ • · ' · . Today's rp.arketplace is a se\lJP, for such advice peddler must sell subscriptions at a commentators,. the brokers,. the traders • In 1959; NASA .announ~e<l. the selecticfn .of America's first shenanigans .. News .not only travel~ in a discount, or why he has to labor ·at writ- the analysts - are feeling their way in ~ l seven astronauts: Scott · .Catpenter; Gordon Cooper, John ' , flash ,but teaches more eyes and ears thap · in'g a newsletter ·instead of simply click~. blizzard, sq~inting through the spow, ! · Glenn, Gus Grissom, Wally Schirra, Alan Shep rd and Donald . ever.before because of a proliferation of ing.,il key to make 500 percent protiQ. straining amid the white noise to make: Slayton.. ~,,,., !, , • ,., , \1 '· j,' ;. • electronic devices. Examination migh~ show that the let- out the next trend or· market movement' In 1963, British ,5tatesman Winston, Churchill WlJS made an. The· makeup of the marketplace is a ter writer never made 500 pertent prof- or sizzling stock." ' f 1 , honorary U.S. ci~en. ' ' · ' , '~' ~ •J' " factor. Millions of new, small and ~orne- its - never pick:ed or owned ~e 500 The message is clear: Listen and learn: ; In 1965,the newly built HoustonAstrodom~Jeatured .its first times gullib~ investors are active percent stocks- but simply illustrated but defe~ decision-making to nobody; : baseball game, an exhibition-between the Astros and the New investors and ''traders, and ptany sti!l have his brochure with examples of stocks that else. Make your own decisions, slowly,. :: York Yankees. The Astros won, 2-1. the ambition of making a quick, easy, did enjoy such gains, subtly suggesting his Do your homework.You can see through : In 1992, former Panamarmn ruler Manuel Noriega was con· clean killing. stock picks might do the same for you. the whiteout as well as those who call! victed in Miami of eight.dtug and racketeering charges. . In fact, there is a new urgenC)' in the Because of"the frenzied atmosphere of themselves experts. :_ In 1993, the Rev. B~njarnin Chavis was cho.sen to head the marketplace. If a year ago the goal was to hype:' editors pfThe Babson Staff Letter· · aohn Cunniff is a business analyst for Tire:: NAACP, succeeding BenJamin Hooks. ,. make an easy fortune, now it's to recoup caution 1that the "current environment is - Associated Prtst) . :: ' ' When: May 26, 2001 1-4 pm Family time with kids 7-11 pm Classmates time without kids • : It~ a blizzard nouiadays ·out. in the ,- ~arketpldce ; TODAY IN HI-STORY:. . Numerous door prizes will be awarded at the third annual Family Fun Fest to be held April 28 at Eastern High S.chool. Here, several representatives of participating agencies look them over. From left, seated, are Brenda Phailn, Margie Skidmore, Bonnie McFarland and ·Brenda Cl!rfmah of Meigs County Healttl Department programs; and standing, Suzy LeMay, ACCESS; VIcki Woods, ACCESS Head Start; Rhonda Dailey, Veterans Memorial Hospital; and . Diana Jeffers, Holzer Meigs Clinic. (Charlene Hoeflich photo) • • . ' . MEDICAL ASSOCIATES OF GALLIPOLIS PRACTICING AT THE MEDICAL PLAZA 936 State Route 160 Gallipolis, Qhlo 45631 • ·· telepl)on~ 740-4~~9620 ; t' ••d Where: Salisbury Elementary Pomeroy, Ohio Cost - $1 0 Slnole $15couple This will cover the entire day of finger foods, DJ, and facility rental Thomas PrJce, M.D. board .certified in ol,lst~trtes gynecolOIYI accepting new patients; Rr&ctice limited oftl~ aypecolog,:, yearly exam, pelvic exams, pap tests, and nuuilmoarams. Please send check or money order payable to Gene H. Abels, M.D., board certified in fnternal medicine; accepting new patients; practice limited to heart disease, hypertensl~n, lipid abnormalities ·(cholesterol abnormalities) and any associated diabetes. Special interest in congestive heJrt failure. · by Aprll30, 2001 Balusamy Subblah, M.D., board certified in internal me41clne and pulmonary disease; accepting new patients; practice limited to chronic lung disease, asthma, emphysema, black lung, asbestosis. ' Geraid E. Vallee, M.D. board cert.lfled In Internal medicine and pulmonary diseaser.. Kristen Wright (class treasurer) 5404PyleSt Sclotovllle, Ohio 45662 Pion to bring lawn chairs, your oWn drinks, and lots of good memories · for a good time! . . · Please pass the word to those In our cla5s-especlalty those outside of Meigs County. On site x-ray, EKG, ultrasounds; stress testing, bone density testing, pulmonary function testtn·g and extensive laboratory testing. !-1 i ' •J •• . -J . --- ______ ..__ • - - - - - - - - - --·--- · - - - - - ---,-- �• .:....~-. ~· LEWISVILLE, Texas (AP) - Six people, including a woman and two children, died after the vehicle they were in rolled into a lake in this suburb north of Dallas. A ~enth person who \vas in the car but survived was detained by police. Authorities wouldn't say why the man was being held. The vehicle was on a road that had been closed to traffic when it rolled into Lewisville Lake Sunday night ''They went through a barricade," Capt. Kenny Wilkins of the Lewisville Fire Department said. Lewisville is about 20 miles north of Dallas. . Bush writes wife of niissing pilot .' President lkuh W'10IIe die grieving wa ef a mis8ng Cbineie pilot as tap aides cautioned China thal ending die stmdoft'ow:c a downed tpy plane was esentialto Mlid fiuther llnioing relations het...een the two countries. The su~m~ate · entered its second ..-It with die 24 aew membets of lhe EP..JE stUYtillance pbne in Chinese nntody on Hainan island in. southern OUna. Their pbne was forced to nWrc an ettiCigelk.'Y landing there after the coDision with a Chinese fighter jet. The Chinese pilot is missing. The public anguish ofRuan Guoqin, the' wife ofthe missing pilot. has fueled tenSions berween the two countries as sM·acCU$ed . WASHINGTON (AP) - cowudly" to apologize &x the Jo. ~ . o{ ber . ot MoNn\Y's Bulh and other top U.S. oBiciak tried on Sunday 10 balance· their fur ber with rough reminders to Cbii!C'IC' ~ that the stando'f' is damaging relations between the two COlllllries. "I don't \Wilt to. put a timeta'* on It; eYer}' day that goes by' without haYinc it taO!ved rai!es the risks to the Iong..term rebtionship,"VJCC President Dick Cheney aloud whecher the aew members were .said on NBC·s "Meet lhe Press." hostages, dropped any doubt. "If you look .Admilusttation olliciah were .careful to · up the definition of hostages, I don't see avoid spelli:ng out specific comequences o{ what else you can describe our 24 crewfurther delay in sending the 24 Americans men as.They're being held against their wiD home, but repen:ussions in Congtes! were to accomplish some purpose and the purpossible. Lawmake~> cited a_possible trade pose evidently is to humiliate us before the ·Bush and his administration of lieing "too fight later this }'ear and an upcoming deci- world by malting us apologize;' he said. ::: sy"•·mr -~lusNHL sm..ngtllle Jaromir Jagr sat out the Pitts~rgb Penguins' final regular-season game, and barely held on to win his fourth straight scoring title. Jagr finished with 52 goals and 69 assists for 121 points and his fifth Art Ross Trophy as the league's leading scorer. Colorado's Joe Salcic, who had rwo goals and an assist in a win at Minnesota, was second with 118 points on a careerhigh 54 goals and 64 assists. Mario LemiellX returned &om a 3 1/2-year retirement in December and played like he never left. He scored 35 goals and had 76 points in 43 games.. Colorado, which wrapped up the Presidents' Trophy ll3rlier in the week, finished With a franchise-record 118 points: The team also set franchise marks fo~ wins (52), home wins (28) and home points (63). In the Eastern Conference playoffs, New Jersey, the defending Stanley Cup ~ham­ pions, will play Carolina. Other matchups include · Toronto vs. Ottawa, Pittsburgh vs. Washington and Buffalo Vs.• Philadelphia. In the Western Conference, Colorado will take on Vancouver. Also, it will be . Los Angele{ vs. Detroit. Edmon.ton v.s. Dallas an<!, San Jose vs. St. Louis. · Phoenix finished eight games over .50(), but mi~ed oti! with . 90 points - the most ever a · non~tilltyofi' 4: team·. Columbus beat Chicago to become the third expansion team in 33 years to reach 71 points, better than seven teains. Minnesota, also an expansiofl team, finished with 68 points. - 6 · ·Accordllg to ... Enetav ~ lmcMI, moiOiiobo lhit "'""- eoukl lillY more for gMCii~elhlln lal.....,....o .,,,. price o1 $1 .53 por gallon. 5py ~ids' dings -~ top box-ofRce s~ tlllllao ................................. . . ., CoaueU to open brandt In Qatar .. m , a RJv •1 • en ns nc•n M_.,.., . Loom sqes compellbw r 0 • bY ' Middle school bi• .tam union reaches pad Pump prices up 7 cents ' CAMARILLO, Calif. (AP) - Gas prices at the pump shot up 7 cents m the past two weeks, the first s~ch rise since early January, a~ o,iJmdustry analyst said Sunday. · The pnce increase' waS due 'mainly to seasonal demand, said analyst Trilby Lundberg. The average price of gasoline was about 11.54 a gallon, up 7.1 cents from -March 23, according to the Lundberg Survey of 8,000 stations nationwide. Pric.es had fallen inore than 5 cents per gallon since Jan. 15 as the wmter season reduced driving, which in tu.rn reduced the demand for gasoline. · R;efineries are .~o beginning to shift production to special envuonmental!y frten~y formulas required in some states. That, Defendant accused of attacl r To advertise. your· church's . Easter here Call oa~re Debbie PANAMA CITY, Fla. (AP) -A defendant atta~ked a prosecutor during a hearing in an un1uccessful attempt to stop his tri~ &om starting Monday, authoritie~ · · Mitchell Agl)iniga, 30, said ·at the heari~g .friday that he would not stand trial on charges of home invasion, rape, kidnapping and armed robbery. · . · "And just how do you intend' to stop the trial?" Judge Dedee Costello asked. . · . . Witnesses said Aguiniga responded by running toward AssiS: tant State Attorney Nancy O'Conner and pushing her into a wooden railing in front of the jury box. He then jumped on O'Conner and put his. hands on her throat, authorities said. .' . " 55 .I. ... ... ' : II"""'" to ' 'c:" may experience brief ., '. • • .l · se~ree mtenuptwns. Please be as1ured we:.;,ill do e-Derything to keep . interruptions to a l • ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) Krys Kolanos scored at 4:43 of overtime as Boston College · beat defending champion North Dakota 3-2 on Saturday night for the Eagles' sec- \ ond NCAA hockey championship and first in 52 years. DC was 0-4 in title games since winning the championship in 1949. North Dakota wa~ denied an eighth national title, and its streak of five straight victories in championship games smce 1982 was broken. Jefferson head· . ' edtoNBA ~· • • mmunum. C•lll-800.:800-CABLE hockey ouwn . LOS ANGELES (AP} ·Arizona State set an NCAA baseb;ill ~ecord Safllroay by scoring in its 35Q,t h consecutive game, a 5-t .loss at South• ern .California. The Sun Ds_,vils set 'the mark six years to the llay they were last shut out - also at USC. Arizona State broke a tie with Coastal . Carolina, which set the record &om 1983-1989. ' Bush sen~s $1.96 trillion ,budget to uncertain fate in Congress • r ' ' WASHINGTON (AP) ...:. ing increases in such areas as tend their · hand will be After six weeks of debate over education and medical strengthened even further hii budget blueprint, Presi- research, which were includ- when the full details of buddent Bush is sending Con- ed in a 207 -page budget out- get cuts are fevealed. gress the d_r.tails of_ his S.!. 96 line he released Feb. ~8. . . "When people see the budlrillion spendJng trpl:lh, an But . ~hat docu~ent d1s~ · get, they're going to say, ~Oh, ~t certain to trigger more dosed bttle about JUSt where my God, 1 wanted a tax cut, over the administra- the administration intends to .tioil\ ~omic program. reduce government programs but I didn't\ knovv what you · The 'Is were being to cap the increase in spend- were going to do .to health in a 4~irlch- ·i ng at 4 percent next year and car: and to M.~.dicare and , . tents pro- make room for the president's · national defense, . Sen. John · v1dmg the admi'ftl&traiion's proposed S1.6 trillion, 10- Breaux, D-La., satd Sunday on ABC's "This Wee.k." line-by-line spend_ing propos- year tax cut. als for the 2002 budget year · Democrats handed Bush his Vice President Dick _that starts Oct. 1. first major defeat last week Cheney defended the plan, Up until now, Bu~h has when the Senate cut the tax saying it ·sought to redirect ~een able .tp keep the spot- package S1.2 . trillion in its . governf!!erit efforts to pro- . light on h1s proposed sp~nd~ · budget ·bl\ieprint. They con- grams wi~h greater payoffi. Boston College wins NCAA ASU sets .NCAAJRark · ,, . 877 ·998-3407 ' TUCSON, Ariz. ·, (!lP) . Forward Richai:d Jefferson, a key to Arizona's drive to the nation~ championship game, · will skip his senior season and enter the NBA draft. He earlier said he'd be back next year. Jefferson averaged 11.3 . points, .5.4 rebound! and 2. 7 . assists as the Wildcats reached the NCAA final. · • BY DAVE HARRis OVP CORRESPONOENT ROCK SPRINGS Near- perfect conditions greeted 11 teams Saturday in the 18th Mei~ Invitational Track Meet. The host Marauders won the boys division with 130 points, while Loga11 came in second place with 112, Waterford in third with 101, followed by Alexander (76), Nelsonville-York (31) and eastern with 26. Mark Waller ·of Waterford was high-point man in the boys division with 28 1/2 points. The title for the Marauders is their second and the first since 1992, Mei~ has been runner-up six times including the last three years. Alexander won the girls division with 104 points with Waterfo~d finishing in second with 63 points. Meigs was a close thit'd with 62 points. Eastern came in fourth with 48 and Nelsonville-York in fifth with 24. Eastern's Amber Baker won high points honors with 30 points. The title for the Lady Spartans is t~eir first at Meigs . .. . ' .................._ play- onvvr., ~.,,..... en earned fiht team·An-TVC ~aY· top phOto, Tl).~ !Ji~ · bas~ .......... 1 . , . left,. Garrett Karr, Ct)ad Josh Kehl, Matt Simpson, Joe Brown, Brad Brannon and Chris Lyons. Bottom photo, from left, Juli Bailey, Oanlelle Spencer. Stacie Watson, Amber Baker and Sara Mansfield. All these athletes were special awatd wlnn,ets:- t.. ·" · ~~. . ' Melp Jtt!!~tional BoyaiUaalta ~hot , _?ut-:-Wachworth (Logan) 42'9/ 12" . Long Jump-Looney (Alexander) 18' 1 1/4" . ~ 13 I invite , PIMH - Tr•dl. 13 Tiger wims Masters to ccrmplete 'SiaiTl' ' Woods kept his rivals around until cavecchia, who. returned to the the end Sunday, even those who course in time to watch Woods wrap completed their 18 holes with no up a clean sweep of the U.S. Open, British Open, PGA Championship chance of denying his destiny. Call 'it a Grand Slam, call it a Tiger and Masters - albeit not in the same This time, it was different. Slam, it really makes no difference. . calendar year. Some gathered in front of TVs 'in This was something special, a Woods held off his two most danthe Augusta National clubhouse. A moment that transcended the game gerous rivals, David Duval and Phil few more actually wandered out to of golf to become one of those land- Mickelson, with a 16- under 272 total the 18th green to witness in person! mark moments in the American to win the first major of 2001. ' Tiger Woods was making history, and sports lexicon. In a span of 294 days, Woods rouieven the guys he 'lleats week in and DiMaggio's S6-ga111e bitting streak. ed .Pebble Beach, conquered the week out wanted to see. Chamberlain's 100-point game. home of golf at St Andrews, hung on "It's a great time to be involved in Tiger's four srraight major cbampi- to win a heart-stopper at Valnalla, and picked up a second green jacket at the game,"whether you're a player or. onships. a spectator:• Steire Stricker said. "It's a "He's not like anyone we've seen Augusta National. · "It is special," he said. "It really is." great time to watch." before in the game," said Mark Call . . AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) -The vanquished usually make a mad dash to the parking lot on the final day· of the Masters. Four years earlier, Woods introduced himself to the world with a remarkable 12-stroke victory at this very course. It was his first major title and one he didn't fully appreciate at age 21. "I guess I was a little young, a little naive," Woods said. "I didn't understand what I accomplished for at least a year or two after that event." · Now an old man of 25, he fully comprehends the gravity of the moment. It's tough enough to win one major professional title. Two in a row is something special. Red legs f~ll to Brewers ·Pops' Stargell dead at age 61 . MILWAUKEE (AP) The Milwaukee Brewers celebqted Miller Park's ,opelltng 'w jth a thtl!e~game · sweep. of the Cincinnati Reds. · , With. an ,8•4 victory Sqni!iy, Milwaukee b.ecame the first team to open a new ballpa~k ·with· .a sweep since · Brewers. general manager Dean Taylor's old · team, the Atlanta Braves, took three from the Chicago . Cubs at Thrner Field in 1997. "It was· a great weekend," Milwaukee m~nager Davey Lopes sai~. "I think the anticipation, the excitement matched everything that everybody expected it to be. and maybe e~n more. "And I believe there's a lot of• exdting days and nights ahead for many, many yeais at Miller ballpark." · The Brewers won with the retractable roof open and wjth i~ ·closed. They won with preci'e bit· ring and ·timely hittlng, with ' .... Wins track Howie .Caldwell's Eagles posted a 1!2-4 record and won 19 straight games before f~ng in the state semifinal. In his address, Caldwell' thanked the audience for all the support the team received throughout the . se~n and told each player that thi~ year is one which they will always remember. Girls head coach Paul Brannon also had high praise ' for his balldub, which not oply went 10-0 in TVC Hocking play, but also captuted its fifth consecutive sectional championship. Cheerleading advisor Jennifer McBride also recognized her squad. Junior varsiry teams were also honored. · Eight Eastern athletes earned Academic All-TVC honors. The group included ch~rleaders Jennifer BuGkley and Kimberly Marcinko, girls .basketball players Sara Mansfield and Juli Bailey, and boys players .C hris Lyons, Brad Brannon, Garrett Karr and josh Kehl. i . • from ovp staff reports EAST MEIGS - Eastern's winter sports banquet could truly be called a tribute to exc.;llence. The event, held Saturday at the high school, paid homage . to not one, but two championshij! teams &om the basketball season/ The boys team captured its second straightTVC Hocking Division championship en . route to the school's first-ever berth in the OHSAA Final fouL · - ..... Me. ig~ '• > •• • ....... price foNc•tat • EMS honors HIGilliGHIS Pai8B1 • .. . ' ,. I lion on U.S. v.oeapons sales to Taiwan. Mfrom what' I have heard, it is just c;pmmon sense that lhe Chinese intraDsig.:oce i1 puaing a very serious Slnin on oqr telatio!IShip with China," Rep. Henry Hyde. R-DI., said Monday on ABCs ~Good Morning America." He is clWrman of the House International Relations Committee. Hyde. .:..00 bst week had ~red . LOS ANGELES (AP) . - ' locations for "Along Came !l; 1 "Spy Kids" remains under close Spider!' "Blow" .averaged: surveillance: The family flick SS,536 a theater in 2,249 loc~-; 1.40 -~ .. - ..... ---- ---···· ..... -- -------···-- -· --·--·- -···"· NEW YORK (AP) - Cornell University plans to open a about pint-sized secret agents tions, and "Pokemon" did~ branch of its medical school in the wealthy Persian Gulf nation , 1.30 ----~-J...... ···- ··-··--· ... ······was the No. 1 movie f'or chc $3,432 in 2,675 cinemas. .; of Qatar, The New York Times reported Monday. second . straight weekend Between them, the' famil)r, The Qarar Foundation, established by the emir of Qatar and despite a Ourry of new 61ms. films wspy Kids" ·and "Poke-{ led by his wife, bas agreed to pay an estimated $750 million to Taking in $17.8 million over mon" accounted for nearly al operate the medical college for 11 years, che newspaper said. the 'weekend, "SP.y Kids'' third of the revenues taken The Weill Medi~al College of Cornell Universiry is expected 1111 pushed its total to $49 nUllion by che top. 12 movies. to open in the tiny, oil- and gas-rich neighbor of Saudi Arabia in 10 days of release, according "It tells you that families an& · ssatrui~RGEw.-uiU.s.i.o~..,;;o.;;;,..;;;,.;;:,..,;;&_;;'IW;.-------,-------;,u; in about .three years. An official announcement by the school to studio estimates Sunday. kids, they're big movie-goers! was planned for Monday. . . "Kids rule for a second All you've "got to do is put thJ. The school's curriculum, faculty and admissions will be controlled by Cornell. Students will have to take the same tests and plus routine decrease in refining capacity because of Scheduled week," said D~d Kaminow, ·movie in front of them, and ~ senior vice president for mar- you do good marketing, they'lf · m~et the. same standards. as those _in New York, and graduates maintenance, also contributed to the price hiU. keting for Miramax, which dis- come to see it;' said Paul Der-; will recetve fully accredited medical degrees. The agreement · calls for 70 percent of the class to com~ &om Qatar, unless too , ~~--;..a tributed "Spy Kids." garabedian, prellident . of few students qualify. · · The crime thriller "Along Eithibitor Relations. wbicft National Guard soldiers helped pile sandbags Sunday as rivers Came a Spider;• based on James tracks the box office. _::: fed by melting snow and rain rose quickly in Minnesota and the Parterson's best:.Selling book, Overall, the box office was Dakotas. · stars Morgan Freeman · and up for . the second straight CHICAGO (AP) - Fruit of the' LOom is suing competitor The focus of attention Sunday was the Red River, which ~onica _Potter.The co~luted weekend, with the top 12 Gildan Activem:ar Inc., actusing the Montreal company of flows northward between North Dakota and Minnesota and · kidnappmg tale debuted m sec- · movies gtoMing $84.5 nUlliori,. stealing trade secrets to grab·a competitive edge in che cutthroat caused devastating flooding four years ago in Grand fotlts; N.D. / ond place with 117.1 million. a 15.5 percent increase aver the apparel business. GQard soldiers helped with securiE r ues and evacuations Johnny Depp's ·:Blow;' base_d same weekend·last year. "This ease is about industrial espionage at the highest corpo- at Breckenridge, Minn., where the · r was at 16 feet and on the ~rue story of an AmenThat's good news for the rate level and the lenatbs to which piedl!tory COPlpetiton will e~ to crest at 19 feet durin the middle· of the. week. can who became an early movie industry, which heads ao t:O Obwn 'comm~ ~dvantaae:' Pruit'ofthe Loom aUepd Flood lUge is 10 feet bUt the dey is rotecled by a s,tem of smugler of ~th ,Ameri~an ,into ll)~.. bll~ ~u~er sea51!fi in its lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court last week. . • dikes and pumps. . • o; cocaine in the 1970s, pt:emiered ' with what ~ppean to be ... Lawyers for the undei'V;'C'ar manu(ai:turer asked for unspeci- . ,South , of B~ckenri~. ~ll?:e . J~c~{sand~a~ ..;tt the at No.3 with $12.5 million. . strong slate of potential hits. fied damages and a court-order to prohibit Gildan &om usihg tiny town of Dumont, as the La'ki.li verse reservoir rose toward '' "Poliemoit 3:The Molrie;'.the "The Mummy, Returns" and . production and sales forecasts allegedly obtained in November. the town. latest big-screen cartoon "Pearl Harbor" open next On Thursday, U.S. District Judge Joan Gottschall issued a inspired by the . Nintendo month, with big films such as temporary restraining order against Gildan: game, op~ned in fourth place "Tomb Raider:· "Planet of tlie . . . . with S9.2 million. Apes;• "Jurassic Parlt 3" and NEWARK, N.J.. ·(AP) - Students at' a New Jersey middle .. "Just Visiting," a remake of Steven Spielberg's "A.I." folschool experintenting with e-texts can no longer get away with ' the French comedy "Les Visi- lowing in June and July. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Northwest Airlines and its the exc~s~ "the dog'ate my homework." · teurs". about a medieval count .A prequel to the 1997 thriller 1 mechanics reached a tentative agreement early Monday, ending Admmutrators at Memorial. Junior Middle School in and his servant who are burled "Kiss the Girls,""Aiong Came a a 4· 1/2-year stalemate just days before a board of professional Hanover say the school is antong the first nationwide to exper- into the present day, tanked Spider" debuted' more strongly arbitrators was to recommend settlement terms. . iment with electronic textbooks, meaning some of the school's with a debut ofjust $2.3 mil- and should s11rpass the 160 mil• Steve .Macfarlane, president of Loc_al 33 of the Aircraft seventh- and eighth-graders can do all their work - even take lion. lion its predecessor took in, said 1 Mech~mcs Fraternal AssoctatiOn, satd umon members would be tests - online. . Playing in 1,590 theaters, Rob F.riedman, vice chairman ~rtefed dunng the next two weeks m ant1c1pat1on of a rat1fica~ Text~ook publisher Barrett Kendall of .'lustin, Texas, sold the "J?St Visiting" averaged an ane- of the motion-picture group at non vote on the deal.. . . schooltts online vemon of an Engbsb text for $49 per student, rruc $1,447 a cinema,. com- Paramount, . which released , He would not pr~~ deta~s of the agreement r~ached dur- including hardcover books for students to take home and a set pared with $6,759 in 2,530 both films. •• tng ~a~athon negoaaaons this weekend l;lefore the National to keep in the classroom. • Mediation Board. ' Getting a traditional set of hardcover books would have cost Richard Anderson, chief ~xec11tive of Northwest Airlines, also about the ·same. confirmed the tentative deal _!lut would not provide details. '' ~- .. 2111 ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) - Sell. Tom Harkin is accusing Lockheed Martin Space-5ylbedls of using'uan app:umt account· ing trick" in an effOrt to scam the Pentagon out as much as II 00 nUllion, USA Today reported. Citing a letter Harkin bas sent to the Defcaue Departnient and an interview with him. the paper says iD Monday's editions that the dilf~ce inwlws che sale of 10me Silicon Valley facilities owned by Lockheed that ~ developed, in part, with government money. _ Harkin cites Pentagon audits saying che c'oPlpany's accounting methods were ''Oawed, unft:asonable, and inequitable to the government."The company calls it an honest disagreement. "We are in negotiations with (Pentagon auditors) about that disagreement and we are committed to reaching a mutually accepuble agreement on the issue," James Fetig, chief spokesman for Lockheed Martin told .the paper. ~of the •• The Daily Sentinel Page A& The Daily Sentinel _ ..,..... 'i,_ ..... . . .... ..... .,.,,.;.,.,· 'efforts and front"9f the • p~~" :; ~~~~~~<'-~;i;;sione~ ,on 7. bit The Geoff Jenkins, R.ic)lie Sexson and Jeromy · urnitz, combined to go· 5-fo 10 with' two ' home runs, six • R.Bls, five runs scored and four walks. "That's what those · three guys calli 1do," Reds manager Bob Boone lamented. "Those three guys can hurt you at any time. "You're in a position where you can't make a mistake." J imffiy \iaynes (1-1) won his fitst holne start since July 7, 2000, ~)ding three runs ·o n eight~ in 6 1-3 innings. ' And rel~er Will Cunnane struck ou~ll- Ke~ Griffey Jr. with the ~es Ioa\led,' two · outs and the Brewers clinging to a 5-4 lead in the seventh. . .' . "I only . made one bad · pitch," Haynes said of' the ' high heater that Jason LaRue hit for a two-run homer to PITISBURGH (AP) ignite the, four-:rul\ 1?11rst. , , Hall of Fa~,er Willie •. Milwauke·e· jumped out to Stargell, the thunderous a 5-0 lead off Osvaldo Fer- · home run hitter who carnandez (1~1), the second . ried the Pittsburgh Pirates straight Cincinnati pitcher into two World Series with w ho didn't make it to the · his power and helped win fifth inning . . them with his patriarchal Jenkins, who began the sealeadership. died early this son 2-for-22, had an RBI morning after a long illdouble in the lirst and Jeffrey . ness. He was 61. Hammonds added a two-run Stargell had been in faildouble. ing health for several years Jenkins and Sexson homed~,te to · a kidney disorder, red in the third. according .to officials at. Notes: Griffey is 0-for-5 New Hanover Regional this year, all as a pinch-hitter. Medical Center in WilmLight rains on Friday night ington, N.C., where he and high winds on Saturday died. kept the retractable roof . Stargell died on the day . closed, but there was a doudthe Pirati'S opened their less sky Sunday, to the delight new ballpark, PNC Park, of the crowd of 38,917. · where a 12-foot bronze The Reds helped open just statue of Stargell's likeness rwo new stadiums before this was unveiled Saturday. . year: Dodgers Stadium in The Pirates postponed a 1962 and Three .. Rivers m . formal t eremony dedicat1970. ing the statue because i' Stargell could not attend. "Now, every opening day at PNC Park, everybody will know this is Willie Stargell's day." said Chuck Tanner, Stargell's · · manager from 1977-82. "He's up there, and he knows the Pirates , are opening today." One of. the greatest home run hitters ever, in volume and in distance, Stargell hit 475 homers many of them soaring, majestic shots that rattled a pitcher's .confidence. With Stargell batting cleanup for most of his 20year career, the Pirates won Wprld Series championships and NL pennants in 1,971 and 1979 and six NL Ea'st titles &om 197079. ' �• .:....~-. ~· LEWISVILLE, Texas (AP) - Six people, including a woman and two children, died after the vehicle they were in rolled into a lake in this suburb north of Dallas. A ~enth person who \vas in the car but survived was detained by police. Authorities wouldn't say why the man was being held. The vehicle was on a road that had been closed to traffic when it rolled into Lewisville Lake Sunday night ''They went through a barricade," Capt. Kenny Wilkins of the Lewisville Fire Department said. Lewisville is about 20 miles north of Dallas. . Bush writes wife of niissing pilot .' President lkuh W'10IIe die grieving wa ef a mis8ng Cbineie pilot as tap aides cautioned China thal ending die stmdoft'ow:c a downed tpy plane was esentialto Mlid fiuther llnioing relations het...een the two countries. The su~m~ate · entered its second ..-It with die 24 aew membets of lhe EP..JE stUYtillance pbne in Chinese nntody on Hainan island in. southern OUna. Their pbne was forced to nWrc an ettiCigelk.'Y landing there after the coDision with a Chinese fighter jet. The Chinese pilot is missing. The public anguish ofRuan Guoqin, the' wife ofthe missing pilot. has fueled tenSions berween the two countries as sM·acCU$ed . WASHINGTON (AP) - cowudly" to apologize &x the Jo. ~ . o{ ber . ot MoNn\Y's Bulh and other top U.S. oBiciak tried on Sunday 10 balance· their fur ber with rough reminders to Cbii!C'IC' ~ that the stando'f' is damaging relations between the two COlllllries. "I don't \Wilt to. put a timeta'* on It; eYer}' day that goes by' without haYinc it taO!ved rai!es the risks to the Iong..term rebtionship,"VJCC President Dick Cheney aloud whecher the aew members were .said on NBC·s "Meet lhe Press." hostages, dropped any doubt. "If you look .Admilusttation olliciah were .careful to · up the definition of hostages, I don't see avoid spelli:ng out specific comequences o{ what else you can describe our 24 crewfurther delay in sending the 24 Americans men as.They're being held against their wiD home, but repen:ussions in Congtes! were to accomplish some purpose and the purpossible. Lawmake~> cited a_possible trade pose evidently is to humiliate us before the ·Bush and his administration of lieing "too fight later this }'ear and an upcoming deci- world by malting us apologize;' he said. ::: sy"•·mr -~lusNHL sm..ngtllle Jaromir Jagr sat out the Pitts~rgb Penguins' final regular-season game, and barely held on to win his fourth straight scoring title. Jagr finished with 52 goals and 69 assists for 121 points and his fifth Art Ross Trophy as the league's leading scorer. Colorado's Joe Salcic, who had rwo goals and an assist in a win at Minnesota, was second with 118 points on a careerhigh 54 goals and 64 assists. Mario LemiellX returned &om a 3 1/2-year retirement in December and played like he never left. He scored 35 goals and had 76 points in 43 games.. Colorado, which wrapped up the Presidents' Trophy ll3rlier in the week, finished With a franchise-record 118 points: The team also set franchise marks fo~ wins (52), home wins (28) and home points (63). In the Eastern Conference playoffs, New Jersey, the defending Stanley Cup ~ham­ pions, will play Carolina. Other matchups include · Toronto vs. Ottawa, Pittsburgh vs. Washington and Buffalo Vs.• Philadelphia. In the Western Conference, Colorado will take on Vancouver. Also, it will be . Los Angele{ vs. Detroit. Edmon.ton v.s. Dallas an<!, San Jose vs. St. Louis. · Phoenix finished eight games over .50(), but mi~ed oti! with . 90 points - the most ever a · non~tilltyofi' 4: team·. Columbus beat Chicago to become the third expansion team in 33 years to reach 71 points, better than seven teains. Minnesota, also an expansiofl team, finished with 68 points. - 6 · ·Accordllg to ... Enetav ~ lmcMI, moiOiiobo lhit "'""- eoukl lillY more for gMCii~elhlln lal.....,....o .,,,. price o1 $1 .53 por gallon. 5py ~ids' dings -~ top box-ofRce s~ tlllllao ................................. . . ., CoaueU to open brandt In Qatar .. m , a RJv •1 • en ns nc•n M_.,.., . Loom sqes compellbw r 0 • bY ' Middle school bi• .tam union reaches pad Pump prices up 7 cents ' CAMARILLO, Calif. (AP) - Gas prices at the pump shot up 7 cents m the past two weeks, the first s~ch rise since early January, a~ o,iJmdustry analyst said Sunday. · The pnce increase' waS due 'mainly to seasonal demand, said analyst Trilby Lundberg. The average price of gasoline was about 11.54 a gallon, up 7.1 cents from -March 23, according to the Lundberg Survey of 8,000 stations nationwide. Pric.es had fallen inore than 5 cents per gallon since Jan. 15 as the wmter season reduced driving, which in tu.rn reduced the demand for gasoline. · R;efineries are .~o beginning to shift production to special envuonmental!y frten~y formulas required in some states. That, Defendant accused of attacl r To advertise. your· church's . Easter here Call oa~re Debbie PANAMA CITY, Fla. (AP) -A defendant atta~ked a prosecutor during a hearing in an un1uccessful attempt to stop his tri~ &om starting Monday, authoritie~ · · Mitchell Agl)iniga, 30, said ·at the heari~g .friday that he would not stand trial on charges of home invasion, rape, kidnapping and armed robbery. · . · "And just how do you intend' to stop the trial?" Judge Dedee Costello asked. . · . . Witnesses said Aguiniga responded by running toward AssiS: tant State Attorney Nancy O'Conner and pushing her into a wooden railing in front of the jury box. He then jumped on O'Conner and put his. hands on her throat, authorities said. .' . " 55 .I. ... ... ' : II"""'" to ' 'c:" may experience brief ., '. • • .l · se~ree mtenuptwns. Please be as1ured we:.;,ill do e-Derything to keep . interruptions to a l • ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) Krys Kolanos scored at 4:43 of overtime as Boston College · beat defending champion North Dakota 3-2 on Saturday night for the Eagles' sec- \ ond NCAA hockey championship and first in 52 years. DC was 0-4 in title games since winning the championship in 1949. North Dakota wa~ denied an eighth national title, and its streak of five straight victories in championship games smce 1982 was broken. Jefferson head· . ' edtoNBA ~· • • mmunum. C•lll-800.:800-CABLE hockey ouwn . LOS ANGELES (AP} ·Arizona State set an NCAA baseb;ill ~ecord Safllroay by scoring in its 35Q,t h consecutive game, a 5-t .loss at South• ern .California. The Sun Ds_,vils set 'the mark six years to the llay they were last shut out - also at USC. Arizona State broke a tie with Coastal . Carolina, which set the record &om 1983-1989. ' Bush sen~s $1.96 trillion ,budget to uncertain fate in Congress • r ' ' WASHINGTON (AP) ...:. ing increases in such areas as tend their · hand will be After six weeks of debate over education and medical strengthened even further hii budget blueprint, Presi- research, which were includ- when the full details of buddent Bush is sending Con- ed in a 207 -page budget out- get cuts are fevealed. gress the d_r.tails of_ his S.!. 96 line he released Feb. ~8. . . "When people see the budlrillion spendJng trpl:lh, an But . ~hat docu~ent d1s~ · get, they're going to say, ~Oh, ~t certain to trigger more dosed bttle about JUSt where my God, 1 wanted a tax cut, over the administra- the administration intends to .tioil\ ~omic program. reduce government programs but I didn't\ knovv what you · The 'Is were being to cap the increase in spend- were going to do .to health in a 4~irlch- ·i ng at 4 percent next year and car: and to M.~.dicare and , . tents pro- make room for the president's · national defense, . Sen. John · v1dmg the admi'ftl&traiion's proposed S1.6 trillion, 10- Breaux, D-La., satd Sunday on ABC's "This Wee.k." line-by-line spend_ing propos- year tax cut. als for the 2002 budget year · Democrats handed Bush his Vice President Dick _that starts Oct. 1. first major defeat last week Cheney defended the plan, Up until now, Bu~h has when the Senate cut the tax saying it ·sought to redirect ~een able .tp keep the spot- package S1.2 . trillion in its . governf!!erit efforts to pro- . light on h1s proposed sp~nd~ · budget ·bl\ieprint. They con- grams wi~h greater payoffi. Boston College wins NCAA ASU sets .NCAAJRark · ,, . 877 ·998-3407 ' TUCSON, Ariz. ·, (!lP) . Forward Richai:d Jefferson, a key to Arizona's drive to the nation~ championship game, · will skip his senior season and enter the NBA draft. He earlier said he'd be back next year. Jefferson averaged 11.3 . points, .5.4 rebound! and 2. 7 . assists as the Wildcats reached the NCAA final. · • BY DAVE HARRis OVP CORRESPONOENT ROCK SPRINGS Near- perfect conditions greeted 11 teams Saturday in the 18th Mei~ Invitational Track Meet. The host Marauders won the boys division with 130 points, while Loga11 came in second place with 112, Waterford in third with 101, followed by Alexander (76), Nelsonville-York (31) and eastern with 26. Mark Waller ·of Waterford was high-point man in the boys division with 28 1/2 points. The title for the Marauders is their second and the first since 1992, Mei~ has been runner-up six times including the last three years. Alexander won the girls division with 104 points with Waterfo~d finishing in second with 63 points. Meigs was a close thit'd with 62 points. Eastern came in fourth with 48 and Nelsonville-York in fifth with 24. Eastern's Amber Baker won high points honors with 30 points. The title for the Lady Spartans is t~eir first at Meigs . .. . ' .................._ play- onvvr., ~.,,..... en earned fiht team·An-TVC ~aY· top phOto, Tl).~ !Ji~ · bas~ .......... 1 . , . left,. Garrett Karr, Ct)ad Josh Kehl, Matt Simpson, Joe Brown, Brad Brannon and Chris Lyons. Bottom photo, from left, Juli Bailey, Oanlelle Spencer. Stacie Watson, Amber Baker and Sara Mansfield. All these athletes were special awatd wlnn,ets:- t.. ·" · ~~. . ' Melp Jtt!!~tional BoyaiUaalta ~hot , _?ut-:-Wachworth (Logan) 42'9/ 12" . Long Jump-Looney (Alexander) 18' 1 1/4" . ~ 13 I invite , PIMH - Tr•dl. 13 Tiger wims Masters to ccrmplete 'SiaiTl' ' Woods kept his rivals around until cavecchia, who. returned to the the end Sunday, even those who course in time to watch Woods wrap completed their 18 holes with no up a clean sweep of the U.S. Open, British Open, PGA Championship chance of denying his destiny. Call 'it a Grand Slam, call it a Tiger and Masters - albeit not in the same This time, it was different. Slam, it really makes no difference. . calendar year. Some gathered in front of TVs 'in This was something special, a Woods held off his two most danthe Augusta National clubhouse. A moment that transcended the game gerous rivals, David Duval and Phil few more actually wandered out to of golf to become one of those land- Mickelson, with a 16- under 272 total the 18th green to witness in person! mark moments in the American to win the first major of 2001. ' Tiger Woods was making history, and sports lexicon. In a span of 294 days, Woods rouieven the guys he 'lleats week in and DiMaggio's S6-ga111e bitting streak. ed .Pebble Beach, conquered the week out wanted to see. Chamberlain's 100-point game. home of golf at St Andrews, hung on "It's a great time to be involved in Tiger's four srraight major cbampi- to win a heart-stopper at Valnalla, and picked up a second green jacket at the game,"whether you're a player or. onships. a spectator:• Steire Stricker said. "It's a "He's not like anyone we've seen Augusta National. · "It is special," he said. "It really is." great time to watch." before in the game," said Mark Call . . AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) -The vanquished usually make a mad dash to the parking lot on the final day· of the Masters. Four years earlier, Woods introduced himself to the world with a remarkable 12-stroke victory at this very course. It was his first major title and one he didn't fully appreciate at age 21. "I guess I was a little young, a little naive," Woods said. "I didn't understand what I accomplished for at least a year or two after that event." · Now an old man of 25, he fully comprehends the gravity of the moment. It's tough enough to win one major professional title. Two in a row is something special. Red legs f~ll to Brewers ·Pops' Stargell dead at age 61 . MILWAUKEE (AP) The Milwaukee Brewers celebqted Miller Park's ,opelltng 'w jth a thtl!e~game · sweep. of the Cincinnati Reds. · , With. an ,8•4 victory Sqni!iy, Milwaukee b.ecame the first team to open a new ballpa~k ·with· .a sweep since · Brewers. general manager Dean Taylor's old · team, the Atlanta Braves, took three from the Chicago . Cubs at Thrner Field in 1997. "It was· a great weekend," Milwaukee m~nager Davey Lopes sai~. "I think the anticipation, the excitement matched everything that everybody expected it to be. and maybe e~n more. "And I believe there's a lot of• exdting days and nights ahead for many, many yeais at Miller ballpark." · The Brewers won with the retractable roof open and wjth i~ ·closed. They won with preci'e bit· ring and ·timely hittlng, with ' .... Wins track Howie .Caldwell's Eagles posted a 1!2-4 record and won 19 straight games before f~ng in the state semifinal. In his address, Caldwell' thanked the audience for all the support the team received throughout the . se~n and told each player that thi~ year is one which they will always remember. Girls head coach Paul Brannon also had high praise ' for his balldub, which not oply went 10-0 in TVC Hocking play, but also captuted its fifth consecutive sectional championship. Cheerleading advisor Jennifer McBride also recognized her squad. Junior varsiry teams were also honored. · Eight Eastern athletes earned Academic All-TVC honors. The group included ch~rleaders Jennifer BuGkley and Kimberly Marcinko, girls .basketball players Sara Mansfield and Juli Bailey, and boys players .C hris Lyons, Brad Brannon, Garrett Karr and josh Kehl. i . • from ovp staff reports EAST MEIGS - Eastern's winter sports banquet could truly be called a tribute to exc.;llence. The event, held Saturday at the high school, paid homage . to not one, but two championshij! teams &om the basketball season/ The boys team captured its second straightTVC Hocking Division championship en . route to the school's first-ever berth in the OHSAA Final fouL · - ..... Me. ig~ '• > •• • ....... price foNc•tat • EMS honors HIGilliGHIS Pai8B1 • .. . ' ,. I lion on U.S. v.oeapons sales to Taiwan. Mfrom what' I have heard, it is just c;pmmon sense that lhe Chinese intraDsig.:oce i1 puaing a very serious Slnin on oqr telatio!IShip with China," Rep. Henry Hyde. R-DI., said Monday on ABCs ~Good Morning America." He is clWrman of the House International Relations Committee. Hyde. .:..00 bst week had ~red . LOS ANGELES (AP) . - ' locations for "Along Came !l; 1 "Spy Kids" remains under close Spider!' "Blow" .averaged: surveillance: The family flick SS,536 a theater in 2,249 loc~-; 1.40 -~ .. - ..... ---- ---···· ..... -- -------···-- -· --·--·- -···"· NEW YORK (AP) - Cornell University plans to open a about pint-sized secret agents tions, and "Pokemon" did~ branch of its medical school in the wealthy Persian Gulf nation , 1.30 ----~-J...... ···- ··-··--· ... ······was the No. 1 movie f'or chc $3,432 in 2,675 cinemas. .; of Qatar, The New York Times reported Monday. second . straight weekend Between them, the' famil)r, The Qarar Foundation, established by the emir of Qatar and despite a Ourry of new 61ms. films wspy Kids" ·and "Poke-{ led by his wife, bas agreed to pay an estimated $750 million to Taking in $17.8 million over mon" accounted for nearly al operate the medical college for 11 years, che newspaper said. the 'weekend, "SP.y Kids'' third of the revenues taken The Weill Medi~al College of Cornell Universiry is expected 1111 pushed its total to $49 nUllion by che top. 12 movies. to open in the tiny, oil- and gas-rich neighbor of Saudi Arabia in 10 days of release, according "It tells you that families an& · ssatrui~RGEw.-uiU.s.i.o~..,;;o.;;;,..;;;,.;;:,..,;;&_;;'IW;.-------,-------;,u; in about .three years. An official announcement by the school to studio estimates Sunday. kids, they're big movie-goers! was planned for Monday. . . "Kids rule for a second All you've "got to do is put thJ. The school's curriculum, faculty and admissions will be controlled by Cornell. Students will have to take the same tests and plus routine decrease in refining capacity because of Scheduled week," said D~d Kaminow, ·movie in front of them, and ~ senior vice president for mar- you do good marketing, they'lf · m~et the. same standards. as those _in New York, and graduates maintenance, also contributed to the price hiU. keting for Miramax, which dis- come to see it;' said Paul Der-; will recetve fully accredited medical degrees. The agreement · calls for 70 percent of the class to com~ &om Qatar, unless too , ~~--;..a tributed "Spy Kids." garabedian, prellident . of few students qualify. · · The crime thriller "Along Eithibitor Relations. wbicft National Guard soldiers helped pile sandbags Sunday as rivers Came a Spider;• based on James tracks the box office. _::: fed by melting snow and rain rose quickly in Minnesota and the Parterson's best:.Selling book, Overall, the box office was Dakotas. · stars Morgan Freeman · and up for . the second straight CHICAGO (AP) - Fruit of the' LOom is suing competitor The focus of attention Sunday was the Red River, which ~onica _Potter.The co~luted weekend, with the top 12 Gildan Activem:ar Inc., actusing the Montreal company of flows northward between North Dakota and Minnesota and · kidnappmg tale debuted m sec- · movies gtoMing $84.5 nUlliori,. stealing trade secrets to grab·a competitive edge in che cutthroat caused devastating flooding four years ago in Grand fotlts; N.D. / ond place with 117.1 million. a 15.5 percent increase aver the apparel business. GQard soldiers helped with securiE r ues and evacuations Johnny Depp's ·:Blow;' base_d same weekend·last year. "This ease is about industrial espionage at the highest corpo- at Breckenridge, Minn., where the · r was at 16 feet and on the ~rue story of an AmenThat's good news for the rate level and the lenatbs to which piedl!tory COPlpetiton will e~ to crest at 19 feet durin the middle· of the. week. can who became an early movie industry, which heads ao t:O Obwn 'comm~ ~dvantaae:' Pruit'ofthe Loom aUepd Flood lUge is 10 feet bUt the dey is rotecled by a s,tem of smugler of ~th ,Ameri~an ,into ll)~.. bll~ ~u~er sea51!fi in its lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court last week. . • dikes and pumps. . • o; cocaine in the 1970s, pt:emiered ' with what ~ppean to be ... Lawyers for the undei'V;'C'ar manu(ai:turer asked for unspeci- . ,South , of B~ckenri~. ~ll?:e . J~c~{sand~a~ ..;tt the at No.3 with $12.5 million. . strong slate of potential hits. fied damages and a court-order to prohibit Gildan &om usihg tiny town of Dumont, as the La'ki.li verse reservoir rose toward '' "Poliemoit 3:The Molrie;'.the "The Mummy, Returns" and . production and sales forecasts allegedly obtained in November. the town. latest big-screen cartoon "Pearl Harbor" open next On Thursday, U.S. District Judge Joan Gottschall issued a inspired by the . Nintendo month, with big films such as temporary restraining order against Gildan: game, op~ned in fourth place "Tomb Raider:· "Planet of tlie . . . . with S9.2 million. Apes;• "Jurassic Parlt 3" and NEWARK, N.J.. ·(AP) - Students at' a New Jersey middle .. "Just Visiting," a remake of Steven Spielberg's "A.I." folschool experintenting with e-texts can no longer get away with ' the French comedy "Les Visi- lowing in June and July. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Northwest Airlines and its the exc~s~ "the dog'ate my homework." · teurs". about a medieval count .A prequel to the 1997 thriller 1 mechanics reached a tentative agreement early Monday, ending Admmutrators at Memorial. Junior Middle School in and his servant who are burled "Kiss the Girls,""Aiong Came a a 4· 1/2-year stalemate just days before a board of professional Hanover say the school is antong the first nationwide to exper- into the present day, tanked Spider" debuted' more strongly arbitrators was to recommend settlement terms. . iment with electronic textbooks, meaning some of the school's with a debut ofjust $2.3 mil- and should s11rpass the 160 mil• Steve .Macfarlane, president of Loc_al 33 of the Aircraft seventh- and eighth-graders can do all their work - even take lion. lion its predecessor took in, said 1 Mech~mcs Fraternal AssoctatiOn, satd umon members would be tests - online. . Playing in 1,590 theaters, Rob F.riedman, vice chairman ~rtefed dunng the next two weeks m ant1c1pat1on of a rat1fica~ Text~ook publisher Barrett Kendall of .'lustin, Texas, sold the "J?St Visiting" averaged an ane- of the motion-picture group at non vote on the deal.. . . schooltts online vemon of an Engbsb text for $49 per student, rruc $1,447 a cinema,. com- Paramount, . which released , He would not pr~~ deta~s of the agreement r~ached dur- including hardcover books for students to take home and a set pared with $6,759 in 2,530 both films. •• tng ~a~athon negoaaaons this weekend l;lefore the National to keep in the classroom. • Mediation Board. ' Getting a traditional set of hardcover books would have cost Richard Anderson, chief ~xec11tive of Northwest Airlines, also about the ·same. confirmed the tentative deal _!lut would not provide details. '' ~- .. 2111 ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) - Sell. Tom Harkin is accusing Lockheed Martin Space-5ylbedls of using'uan app:umt account· ing trick" in an effOrt to scam the Pentagon out as much as II 00 nUllion, USA Today reported. Citing a letter Harkin bas sent to the Defcaue Departnient and an interview with him. the paper says iD Monday's editions that the dilf~ce inwlws che sale of 10me Silicon Valley facilities owned by Lockheed that ~ developed, in part, with government money. _ Harkin cites Pentagon audits saying che c'oPlpany's accounting methods were ''Oawed, unft:asonable, and inequitable to the government."The company calls it an honest disagreement. "We are in negotiations with (Pentagon auditors) about that disagreement and we are committed to reaching a mutually accepuble agreement on the issue," James Fetig, chief spokesman for Lockheed Martin told .the paper. ~of the •• The Daily Sentinel Page A& The Daily Sentinel _ ..,..... 'i,_ ..... . . .... ..... .,.,,.;.,.,· 'efforts and front"9f the • p~~" :; ~~~~~~<'-~;i;;sione~ ,on 7. bit The Geoff Jenkins, R.ic)lie Sexson and Jeromy · urnitz, combined to go· 5-fo 10 with' two ' home runs, six • R.Bls, five runs scored and four walks. "That's what those · three guys calli 1do," Reds manager Bob Boone lamented. "Those three guys can hurt you at any time. "You're in a position where you can't make a mistake." J imffiy \iaynes (1-1) won his fitst holne start since July 7, 2000, ~)ding three runs ·o n eight~ in 6 1-3 innings. ' And rel~er Will Cunnane struck ou~ll- Ke~ Griffey Jr. with the ~es Ioa\led,' two · outs and the Brewers clinging to a 5-4 lead in the seventh. . .' . "I only . made one bad · pitch," Haynes said of' the ' high heater that Jason LaRue hit for a two-run homer to PITISBURGH (AP) ignite the, four-:rul\ 1?11rst. , , Hall of Fa~,er Willie •. Milwauke·e· jumped out to Stargell, the thunderous a 5-0 lead off Osvaldo Fer- · home run hitter who carnandez (1~1), the second . ried the Pittsburgh Pirates straight Cincinnati pitcher into two World Series with w ho didn't make it to the · his power and helped win fifth inning . . them with his patriarchal Jenkins, who began the sealeadership. died early this son 2-for-22, had an RBI morning after a long illdouble in the lirst and Jeffrey . ness. He was 61. Hammonds added a two-run Stargell had been in faildouble. ing health for several years Jenkins and Sexson homed~,te to · a kidney disorder, red in the third. according .to officials at. Notes: Griffey is 0-for-5 New Hanover Regional this year, all as a pinch-hitter. Medical Center in WilmLight rains on Friday night ington, N.C., where he and high winds on Saturday died. kept the retractable roof . Stargell died on the day . closed, but there was a doudthe Pirati'S opened their less sky Sunday, to the delight new ballpark, PNC Park, of the crowd of 38,917. · where a 12-foot bronze The Reds helped open just statue of Stargell's likeness rwo new stadiums before this was unveiled Saturday. . year: Dodgers Stadium in The Pirates postponed a 1962 and Three .. Rivers m . formal t eremony dedicat1970. ing the statue because i' Stargell could not attend. "Now, every opening day at PNC Park, everybody will know this is Willie Stargell's day." said Chuck Tanner, Stargell's · · manager from 1977-82. "He's up there, and he knows the Pirates , are opening today." One of. the greatest home run hitters ever, in volume and in distance, Stargell hit 475 homers many of them soaring, majestic shots that rattled a pitcher's .confidence. 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I 80().501 1777 Elll 9818 1 Bedroom Kitchen Bath Ltv ng Room Unfll'n shad No Pets $250 $1 000 BACK Ton Air Condlllon er 2 Ton Coli t llna Sot tn Plus Oepostt (740)387- 701 5 3 Room Apartment Furnished atalted $2 295 $1 000 Back Sl295 Net Price Free Est/mateo Catt For Ouoles On Other Slzea If You Don t Call Us We Both Loeel Mob 1o HomoS OUr Speciality 1 740 448-8308 1 800 291 0098 Utttitles Paid $280 Month P us $100 Daposlt (740)446-1340 2 Adirondack 2 1 Bedroom Apartment Close To Schools & Stores Private En trance Partially Furn shed Utilities Pad (304)675 2117 Deposit $250 Rent $350 Month (740)886-1531 Lawn Chairs $7S Both 1980 • Fiber Optic Lamp $40 Antiquo Floor Lamp $75 Old Table With Chrome Legs $75 33 LP Record A bums $3 00 Each (740)367 7401 Apartment For Rent In Downtown 2 Sets Of Horse Harness Good 460 First Avenue 1 Bedroom Apartments $265 + Damage Deposit References Required Condilton (304)675-3264 Gallipolis Please Call (740)8867174 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT$ AT BUDIIEl PRICES AT JACK SON ESTATES 52 Westwood Drive lrom $297 to $383 Walk to shop & movies Call 740 446 2568 Equa Houalng Opportuntty Christy 1 Family llvl~g 33140 Now Lima Ad Rudend Ohio 74(). 742 7403 Apartment home and Ira ler rentals Commercial store fronts ava1 able loJ ease vaean cies now For rent one bedroom furnished apartment n M ddleport can 74<>992 5231 Furnished 2 & 3 Room Apart ments Clean No Pets No Smok ing References & Deposit Re qulfed Utili (740)446-15 Furnished Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment City Water Tara E act( c (7401446-3617 Ntce 1 & 2 bedroom apartment• equipped kllchens AJC utilities Included reference and depos1t required Phone 740 992 6951 f!il ter 5pm Now Tak ng Appltcations 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments Includes Wiiter Sewage Trash $350/Mo 446 0008 740 One bedroom apartment S225 month plus ut lltiaa & deposit Th rd Street Racine 740 247 wo will P41' you u the loan ol1icert (OWl Rap •arnod PMKIFIRST VRI l't!I0-21 s-2200 AUTOS 1'11011 IIGO.OO \ Very Spacious 2 Bedrooms 2 Floora CA 1 112 Bath Fully Car petod Adull Pool & Baby Pool Pat o Start $365/Mo No Pats Leaeo P uo security Dapostr Re qulrtd Oayo 740 448 348 1 Evenings 740 367 0502 740 -0101 TWin RlvorTOWtl1 now accepting oppllcatiOnolor I BFI HUD tuboldlittd apt lor tldl~y and dlttlbltd EOR (304)875 8879 Space for Rent Mobile Homo •ot w I Taka 121 \4 • 18 • Wldo& $125/mo ltoOidop Nud ~lllron cu {740)44B-0175 4111> For Laaea Beaut lull BOO Sq Feet R11to11d 2M Floor Apartment In Hlstor c Olotrlct ldaal For PrgfOl$lonat Coupto All MOdarn AmonitiU 3 Bedrooms Spacious L vlng 1 112 Balhs Roar Dock HVAC seoo/ mo Pus UtI Ilea Se our ty And Kay baposit No Pats Rolorancas RtqUIItd (740)4 46• 4425 Or (740)446-3936 Fu I Serv ce Restaurant Avallebll In VInton Couhly Ohio Has Beer/ Wi ne Ltconu Equipment InC udod In Loau Seata 80 In Difting Lease Long Term $1500 Per Montn (740)71Q.0007 R Bod u-• Ho- "- ••• opo11od Talu! 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Ranger $3785 1994 Grand Am v 6 Auto $3895 1998 Lumina IIOTOIIS COOIC 4995 740 0 1 03 1999 Pontiac Qrand PriK Gt Wlll10 4 Door 24 000 Mlln Wal Takon Cart Of Call (740)441011100t(740)S91-7110 Most Improved-Amanda McKnight Most Spmted-Jenmfer Thoma Most Creaave--Kimberly Marqnko Outstanding CheerleaderEnca Lemons Dan Jackson SpoiUmanship Award-Jennifer Buckley 2000 Pontiac Grand Am GT au lomtllc ram air V-41 rod powor ounroof complttaty toadod 11500 mHn. Uklng St7 500 no- Gida Baaketb.U Coaches Award-Juli Bai- I ~'::::144&--::---:_:-:-:-':----- 1994 Thunderbird V 8 automatic air all power $2800 700 742 2357 199S Ford Probe Gt 24V V-II 5 Speed Red Good Condition $5800 Sharp Car (740)446-7438 golilbft 740-992-4017 l~ 560 89 Chtvy Corsello 2 Full Blooded Peklneao Malo All White Fomate Brown With Black Mask 8mo Old E•cellenl With Children To Good Homo $75 00 Each Or $120 Bolh (304)67S 6195 AKC Black Lab Female 3 Month• Almoal House Trained Shot& Wormed $150 {740)25669t4 va 2 8 an gina Aulo 4 Door All electric 1506 miles (304)895-3739 Runs 97 ChrySler Converllblo 74 500 Mllal Loaded $8 7SD 080 (740)258 1252 (740)256-1818 99 Chevy Cavalier 2 door Au tomat cJOvardrlve Power Locke and m~rrors lilt cru~se spoiler Aluminum wheels tinted glass ArHay Cter not Very Good Condt- tlon S250 (304)695 301 a FREE CASH! $10 000 or !"Ore po&alble In 58 days or lass Nev er repayt New programs! 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Coaches Award-Joe Don Jackson Sportsmanship Award-Brad Brannon Brown Best Free Throw Percent age-Garrett Karr, Chad Nelson 300M Hurdles-Hatslep (Logan) 47 3 BOOM Run-Arnold (Waterford) 2 14 1 200M Dash-Lee (Me1gs) 241 J200M Run-Dtd,dle (Ntetgs) 11 38 5 1600M Relay-Alexander 4069 Gtrls Results 3200 Relay-Metgs 11 04 3 Dtscus-Bm (Alexander) 83 7 Htgh Jump-Jones (Alexander) 4'9" Shot Put-Harden (Nelsonville-York) 29'7' Long Jump-Marcmko (Eastern) 13'7 112" lOOM Plurdles-Bolm MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Back Bumper & Bracoo For 19SO Dodge 112 Ton Pick up (304)995 3562 wanted Good uood Mobile Homo In The 80 a 2 Or 3 Bedroom (740)446 0175 Or (304)675-5965 630 Livestock k;:;~:z::-:1~';"'=~~":- Public Not1ces In Newspapers. 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Are you 1 talented talker? Do you like to call your 1hota? Do you have a lot ot energy f:IUt nowhere to put It? Would you like to aM your reaulta In your paycheck? Would you like to get the respect that you daMrve? Ale you looking for Ieee zig when other pieces zeg? Don't tit where you ere now? No problem you lrtluat who we Itt lOOking fOJ own IP to CALL 1·888·974-JOBS TODAY! In Memory of JACK LANCE April 9, 1939 SepL 24, lOOO Thday Ia your birthday, J•ck We ml11 you more & IliOn! 7 months aao you left ua Heaven opened up lt'1 door. 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Free Info 80Qo556-993S $10 5QO On (304)578 2&12 3407 fnwn,..B1 con- ~ Four Room House 52 Ohve Street phone (740)446-3945 Absolutely Must Sell Brand New EARN 'fOUR COLLEGE DEGREE QUICKLY bachtlors Masters Wanted To Do 1997 Rodmond Home 2 1 Bath t•x70 Great Condition Call (304)675-2820 Aller !5pm SawmiU $3 885 - Wa&hers dryers refrigerarors Earn 2K Property Sold! Mortgagee! Annul tlesl Seltlements! Immediate auotaslll NobOdy beats our prtc BRIDGE STATE UNIVERSITY 1 $0 DOWN HOMES! GOV T & BANK FORECLOSURES! LOW OR NO MONEY DOWN! OK CREDIT! 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I 80().501 1777 Elll 9818 1 Bedroom Kitchen Bath Ltv ng Room Unfll'n shad No Pets $250 $1 000 BACK Ton Air Condlllon er 2 Ton Coli t llna Sot tn Plus Oepostt (740)387- 701 5 3 Room Apartment Furnished atalted $2 295 $1 000 Back Sl295 Net Price Free Est/mateo Catt For Ouoles On Other Slzea If You Don t Call Us We Both Loeel Mob 1o HomoS OUr Speciality 1 740 448-8308 1 800 291 0098 Utttitles Paid $280 Month P us $100 Daposlt (740)446-1340 2 Adirondack 2 1 Bedroom Apartment Close To Schools & Stores Private En trance Partially Furn shed Utilities Pad (304)675 2117 Deposit $250 Rent $350 Month (740)886-1531 Lawn Chairs $7S Both 1980 • Fiber Optic Lamp $40 Antiquo Floor Lamp $75 Old Table With Chrome Legs $75 33 LP Record A bums $3 00 Each (740)367 7401 Apartment For Rent In Downtown 2 Sets Of Horse Harness Good 460 First Avenue 1 Bedroom Apartments $265 + Damage Deposit References Required Condilton (304)675-3264 Gallipolis Please Call (740)8867174 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT$ AT BUDIIEl PRICES AT JACK SON ESTATES 52 Westwood Drive lrom $297 to $383 Walk to shop & movies Call 740 446 2568 Equa Houalng Opportuntty Christy 1 Family llvl~g 33140 Now Lima Ad Rudend Ohio 74(). 742 7403 Apartment home and Ira ler rentals Commercial store fronts ava1 able loJ ease vaean cies now For rent one bedroom furnished apartment n M ddleport can 74<>992 5231 Furnished 2 & 3 Room Apart ments Clean No Pets No Smok ing References & Deposit Re qulfed Utili (740)446-15 Furnished Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment City Water Tara E act( c (7401446-3617 Ntce 1 & 2 bedroom apartment• equipped kllchens AJC utilities Included reference and depos1t required Phone 740 992 6951 f!il ter 5pm Now Tak ng Appltcations 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments Includes Wiiter Sewage Trash $350/Mo 446 0008 740 One bedroom apartment S225 month plus ut lltiaa & deposit Th rd Street Racine 740 247 wo will P41' you u the loan ol1icert (OWl Rap •arnod PMKIFIRST VRI l't!I0-21 s-2200 AUTOS 1'11011 IIGO.OO \ Very Spacious 2 Bedrooms 2 Floora CA 1 112 Bath Fully Car petod Adull Pool & Baby Pool Pat o Start $365/Mo No Pats Leaeo P uo security Dapostr Re qulrtd Oayo 740 448 348 1 Evenings 740 367 0502 740 -0101 TWin RlvorTOWtl1 now accepting oppllcatiOnolor I BFI HUD tuboldlittd apt lor tldl~y and dlttlbltd EOR (304)875 8879 Space for Rent Mobile Homo •ot w I Taka 121 \4 • 18 • Wldo& $125/mo ltoOidop Nud ~lllron cu {740)44B-0175 4111> For Laaea Beaut lull BOO Sq Feet R11to11d 2M Floor Apartment In Hlstor c Olotrlct ldaal For PrgfOl$lonat Coupto All MOdarn AmonitiU 3 Bedrooms Spacious L vlng 1 112 Balhs Roar Dock HVAC seoo/ mo Pus UtI Ilea Se our ty And Kay baposit No Pats Rolorancas RtqUIItd (740)4 46• 4425 Or (740)446-3936 Fu I Serv ce Restaurant Avallebll In VInton Couhly Ohio Has Beer/ Wi ne Ltconu Equipment InC udod In Loau Seata 80 In Difting Lease Long Term $1500 Per Montn (740)71Q.0007 R Bod u-• Ho- "- ••• opo11od Talu! 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Ranger $3785 1994 Grand Am v 6 Auto $3895 1998 Lumina IIOTOIIS COOIC 4995 740 0 1 03 1999 Pontiac Qrand PriK Gt Wlll10 4 Door 24 000 Mlln Wal Takon Cart Of Call (740)441011100t(740)S91-7110 Most Improved-Amanda McKnight Most Spmted-Jenmfer Thoma Most Creaave--Kimberly Marqnko Outstanding CheerleaderEnca Lemons Dan Jackson SpoiUmanship Award-Jennifer Buckley 2000 Pontiac Grand Am GT au lomtllc ram air V-41 rod powor ounroof complttaty toadod 11500 mHn. Uklng St7 500 no- Gida Baaketb.U Coaches Award-Juli Bai- I ~'::::144&--::---:_:-:-:-':----- 1994 Thunderbird V 8 automatic air all power $2800 700 742 2357 199S Ford Probe Gt 24V V-II 5 Speed Red Good Condition $5800 Sharp Car (740)446-7438 golilbft 740-992-4017 l~ 560 89 Chtvy Corsello 2 Full Blooded Peklneao Malo All White Fomate Brown With Black Mask 8mo Old E•cellenl With Children To Good Homo $75 00 Each Or $120 Bolh (304)67S 6195 AKC Black Lab Female 3 Month• Almoal House Trained Shot& Wormed $150 {740)25669t4 va 2 8 an gina Aulo 4 Door All electric 1506 miles (304)895-3739 Runs 97 ChrySler Converllblo 74 500 Mllal Loaded $8 7SD 080 (740)258 1252 (740)256-1818 99 Chevy Cavalier 2 door Au tomat cJOvardrlve Power Locke and m~rrors lilt cru~se spoiler Aluminum wheels tinted glass ArHay Cter not Very Good Condt- tlon S250 (304)695 301 a FREE CASH! $10 000 or !"Ore po&alble In 58 days or lass Nev er repayt New programs! 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Coaches Award-Joe Don Jackson Sportsmanship Award-Brad Brannon Brown Best Free Throw Percent age-Garrett Karr, Chad Nelson 300M Hurdles-Hatslep (Logan) 47 3 BOOM Run-Arnold (Waterford) 2 14 1 200M Dash-Lee (Me1gs) 241 J200M Run-Dtd,dle (Ntetgs) 11 38 5 1600M Relay-Alexander 4069 Gtrls Results 3200 Relay-Metgs 11 04 3 Dtscus-Bm (Alexander) 83 7 Htgh Jump-Jones (Alexander) 4'9" Shot Put-Harden (Nelsonville-York) 29'7' Long Jump-Marcmko (Eastern) 13'7 112" lOOM Plurdles-Bolm MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Back Bumper & Bracoo For 19SO Dodge 112 Ton Pick up (304)995 3562 wanted Good uood Mobile Homo In The 80 a 2 Or 3 Bedroom (740)446 0175 Or (304)675-5965 630 Livestock k;:;~:z::-:1~';"'=~~":- Public Not1ces In Newspapers. 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Are you 1 talented talker? Do you like to call your 1hota? Do you have a lot ot energy f:IUt nowhere to put It? Would you like to aM your reaulta In your paycheck? Would you like to get the respect that you daMrve? Ale you looking for Ieee zig when other pieces zeg? Don't tit where you ere now? No problem you lrtluat who we Itt lOOking fOJ own IP to CALL 1·888·974-JOBS TODAY! In Memory of JACK LANCE April 9, 1939 SepL 24, lOOO Thday Ia your birthday, J•ck We ml11 you more & IliOn! 7 months aao you left ua Heaven opened up lt'1 door. 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Free Info 80Qo556-993S $10 5QO On (304)578 2&12 3407 fnwn,..B1 con- ~ Four Room House 52 Ohve Street phone (740)446-3945 Absolutely Must Sell Brand New EARN 'fOUR COLLEGE DEGREE QUICKLY bachtlors Masters Wanted To Do 1997 Rodmond Home 2 1 Bath t•x70 Great Condition Call (304)675-2820 Aller !5pm SawmiU $3 885 - Wa&hers dryers refrigerarors Earn 2K Property Sold! Mortgagee! Annul tlesl Seltlements! Immediate auotaslll NobOdy beats our prtc BRIDGE STATE UNIVERSITY 1 $0 DOWN HOMES! GOV T & BANK FORECLOSURES! LOW OR NO MONEY DOWN! OK CREDIT! 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FaderJ Aulllca bid C..:IHPuU Dalen 11100 sr. Rt. 7 8outll t;ootvm., OH *67Z3 l..JI4.675-7124 . ~~ Radl 'lal C 1 clal New CDOI]!tnadlou Sols Sonlot . . .!Wipe n a"' . . M4lall Dwctwwt I WIIIDOWI HIAT ..,.,_. 51111 a ~Ice For <lollla, - - - , ud Melp Co •• Lieenled ... '-ell wv 10517, . .11011 TECIIIIOLOOY KHPII THE . IUIIIIIRTliiE HEAT OUT AND WIHTIII TillE HEAT IN ILOCKI OUT OI.P. 01' IMIIIIGINO A&D Auto Upl?olstery· Plus, Inc. .Rutland, Ohio Thick seats, Car seats, headliners, !ruck tatps, convertible &. vinyl tops, Four wbccler seats, molorc:ycle seals, boalllOvers, c:upets, etc: "Mon-Frl 8:30 • 5:00 Over 40 yrs eXperience (740) 742-8888 J• .• ,•• u .... .. YOUNG'S ULTIIAVIOLIT RAYS MC10IIY DIRECT PRICING CARPENTER SERVICE ·---·lllt. OUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS ~ II t II I S t - .. Cl Ill 11 PIC I I 'I S, I -t. ••• • It I J .,., • Alt7 11 e Ill I Eut·•• .............. .. .... ..... .. Y' ' ..... 21 Deller:- .........---· I• ue&i .,.. .... ....... Can S7 !lipid 0111 •out pi" &aW• 23 • ••• - - r.. ,_, ,_. v' .. Ftaw:laca 41 OnllrOf 3 forWiil bona . 4 .... wd•actan . 42 PcUio ···~ ......... 5 PineO-• " hiUIIJ • • 'el Ell' nil 42--obaul 44E...... Zllllli ...... .... 4701- 41 llllxture . . 41 tk pIFNIII'I I Pwa pal ats 10T-IaJ1111 IIDn 3llhaulll ... IH:r~~~a .,.., N111111 40Telllll 11 1*112 God of kM 420.. ...... . Wllllnllnl 992·2975 ·-,..... Jeeldry a- • 31111111 New equ/pnMtlt «dvvtrfl ~ See "rn.-'12ng, Wt&JM or Jim or a REAL DEAL on a . _ ' - ! lrlldiM', 11wn mowr or wllf llrlmlllllll'. Rooting· Home ~Dido • .t .... 27 Clw'ltOf 33 F '!1 34 En(loiiiCing Wrltesel r 2c:;,• 32 To . . llft, S.l• & s.vlce 204 Condor St. Pomeroy n DOWN 1 Ee;P' a MDII Ill • Ewry Spring TUne-Up get 1 FREE.Biade Shlrpenlng. I t --·..,.· --·Q ·- ···..., 7=0f ··= .-. •OJ llrtltlllw-•eo*wn ctwe s 17 ....... 11 PI.OfATIT 20 011111-· • Q II t I f I 14 Y-(Sp.) illlntdnce- s,. Gutter;. Down •Gn'f?Sud• ,,.. Eltlmatn 949-1405· 'We SetvtceA/1 Male... .., warner Hl!ldlng & Coollrig, Inc. Under n~ ownership K is now 992·3470 591~11 1111 l'lunllllng ThpDOJII • f1D Dirt • Muldz Bulldozer Servbl M06T OF OU~ lfef Ufl>A APPJOVfl> LINnnd •· IIIIUNd ~Sttwiee&. ow. ....... VIMIIIniProductl" AI Olllln Slack TIMe • .s.nttrOf • Tharmal :ron. • "-«<x S.rvtng customarr 11 yurr ,, o-. 8lllrrla Pink, Owner Toll ,,.. 1 aea 913 81515 I . ... . Remad1flng ·-'*- • Elntrfclll. PlUm~*'~ ' • R-..,. I Guttora • Vlnrfllclnil P.. . CELEBRITY CIPHER ~ ClpMr CIYP(Ograma ore craolOd from q.-Jiono by lamouo _.,put lnd ~. Each u. cipher otandllor - .. -·-. V, C. YOUNG ill Today's Cl~: F eqUIIfl W 992·6215 I . Public Notic.e ~().\€. OPW~ 7 ['IJC: BEEN.., P...T ~! W~T tMI(£.~'(00 \KINK t ~ ..,_TTf\E BISSELL :';ou FOO:>O\ TO U\~GE """~ '(OU~ I-\"I !. '0 FKPHS EK FYIVN New n - • Via:pl IK SiJIIIli•NewC..... ............. :' 0 ·o P v N • • EK CYX GXIRHU CHYX H_K L R GXIRHU (YEHYBEY IOARGJR NYFAI') lilt ;::= Public Nol?ce IHERJIIII'I sALE OF HKLR ~RVYPIR BUILDERS INC. .• , -In by LUll Campos ·P.uo ............. _ Free Estimates 1-800-291·5600 • Pomerorc.2~ .... D1'1&1111•"'allll'l .. IIUIVIIr 1-888-52t-G916 . HowardL 4J • I I I 740-taS-4110 MONUMENTAL UFE INSURANCE CO. ............ wa I '-" ._1121 ...... ·~ \( "',· ~' 6 ••• !'ME I!S'IWofiiU UI.~WdUS/J... Sit~ RIVER AG. SERVICE _ ..... 7...... Cllilo41711 fiiEE EtmiA1U 8111 ........,... S4.WSI 11 To no 140ne. . • A Ill limwlor ~. 11M 47Niollp .... • A7I I do it for yoa• -121 ............... 55J1/51 Sl••r.,..-.rp' ,.,. en.w. sus ..,, ofP"i·d·-,. .. ·211~ ........... $6.1~ .. ,=,,.... ...... ...... . .. ... "T........ , . . _ ......... ACR088 I'AINTINQ ·FI.BI'III*U r V112111 .... 56Wt• •Ca ;t Is AI Sid UNDA'S IIIADIMSIM. I RIJICE •NJIDII in llnloe" 7 7 •• ALD£11 GPEKG~K PREVIOUS 801..UTION: •... The movlea I m1kt In lloll)wood, It' a lllle a gilt., And aometlmoa \hay evan p'y mo .lor lt,~ . -:­ MIIIIn Scorwtll F STIMATES 740-992~7599 RIAL ESTATE RwiiMCI Code, Sec. 2321.21 (NO $UNDAV .CALLS) fl, Mfl,N M1> +tiS 1'111>-LIFE C.ll.l$:15 . youa · coNcaeJE . Advertif?e your message CONNEC'QQN $8.00 column Inch week~ays $10.00 column·Inch Sundays ·" · Sklewtlkl. 25 yt8l1 experiii1CI Frtt Ettlmlllt . Quellly Dllvlwlp, or . (7'40) 11112-32(13 740-742-8015 or 1-an-353-7022 Public OJI IIIIGI COUifTY, The .CRAfTY, OHIO BLIND SPOT (FICtOfY OuU-') All>erlleal blind• are . IN M: CHANGE 01' NAMI OJI DAKOTA WAYNE LANG TO DAKOTA WAYNE DAY \ mide 10 order at our loeaUon UPTO 70% OFF • Verllealo • w~ • Mlnll • E~e' \ ·c... No. 30100 NOTICE QJI 14411tHA"'G , ••, cJ~::~~~ C:uE 446-4995 ' Applloont horaby glvaa notloe ~~~ 111 lnloroated peraona DoubleHuno 1nd to MIA thl1 the JlfiiiiJOIIII haa ftlad Ill Replacement Application for . WindoWs, Change of Norna In W.tdedframelt the Probl1a Court of Malga Counly, Ohio, Sash0-101 UnH.cl requutl ng · lha Inch" Olti:E: . • gf n•m• ol $199.00 lnatalled Dllk w:r.~• Lllng oa'!riotl to Da ne Doy. Tho hearing on the 1ppllo111on will be 155N2nd hlld on tilt till dly o1 , .Middleport · May, 2001, 11 1:30 o'clock p.m. In lhe 992-2772 Probote Court of Malgo County, ·, loooted at Courthauaa, 11. aoiJIID·~~ PoialeJoy, OIJJo. J&L ~~~~~:~~Y c. ~~hn~!_IJ~,I Ij 111141 Racine Mower Clinic . Anorney lor '-""'" . •;. 'ii 1 l Ralph E•.TruNe ,, ., 8IJerlfl lltlgt Countv, Ohio PubliC Notlet NOI"ICI '1'0 VENDORS "lpnoh EriiJIIMCI ,.......,_ Anlftrlng ·~· . Melli• Counly For Dip& tmanl Of Jot Jlamlly Str•IOa ~ Open ourv•yad No. ' ,,. 3, In lha ai .Middllf!Orl, b•lng No. 43 an 44;' ot • paint ·une ol Sat9·1 · r•rt• I, ( St~rl'-.r'l Hl~tll/' Lun•llt H AdvQrtlse IIP/l New Home~, ROOGJ AdditiollS! Oarqet, Pole B6Udlnp, Sldin&•.Decks, Kltche111, Drywall .t ~40) I; 949-2804 1n this SPliCe for 2: ......~ More W~ C4nMU. Your SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS , $50 per , month'. Dreartke11lltyl· . 740;'MJ4il HIRJaE ljSTIMATESJ . locally owned and oparaitcl by · · JACK & UNOA PROVENCE · 39583 Sumner Road Pomeroy, Ohio 457.89 ."Serving H.undreds of Satisfied Customers For Over 22 ~srs!" • PFIOVIN • DIPENOAiLI • STEADY Bankruptcy? Credll Probleins? "Wt Cu Help"!! CAll U.Pint Or We Both l.olel Ask fOr Mike Hindle 1·800·171·1179 420 W. Main St. Pomeroy, OH 45769 (ICrotl from Plzia ~) ' NowRIIIil& A·J MINI·STOUGE 992-6St6 992·2272 ' 'High&: Dry Sell-Storll8tl 0 (740) 992-1 .,.,.,. Full service auto center .••.,.•. Hlll'e ltlf : ' 2lli70 llllliln Rolli Cellular RIOI,_., Ohio 41771 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 740-941-2217 740-992-5232 Houri Pd 11110. Tue.<day, April 10. 2001 Do.'<licale you,.,.elf Jo finuncial endeavors in the year uhcud. hccausc im.:rcascd earn· ings arc a strong posNibility. But don'J forge11o take some time 10 smelllhe l'D!<es. ARIES (M11n:h 21·April19) Jus1 becuusc you handle one financial situation well Joday -doesn't mean you'll handle all or your financial uffairs as well. Co.tly . misJnke• could huppcn If you let your auard down. Tryina to putch up a bro· ken romance? The Aotro-Oraph Matchmaker can help you understand whut 10 do to make · Jho relatlon•hip work. Mall $2.7~ 10 MaJehmaker, elo this n~wspapcr, P.O. Box 1758, Murray Hill Station, New - York, N'rll0.156. TAURUS (A~rll 20-Muy 20) You musl luke the neces· ' siuy time Joday Jo study all documen" Jhoroug hly from every ungle In order 10 •1101uny Service Marathon Service Center 740 - 985- 4212 ~~eca., Effort· Prize · Width · Modest· WISH FOR "'Why do people always want things they can't have?" • I asked granny . She smiled, "What else would they WISH FOR?"' :;SPECIAL f1NANCil DEPAR'DIF.M' J & L SANITATION Amanda Lllng (4)'t, 2001 Jelfray W. LIUI'IIO' (801001~ WA:5N'i" ·l:l· 15SIN6, MARCIE .. WAS ZZZIN6! ( PfiODATI! COURT . ·Advertise In this ·space · fqr ·$1 00 per month. ...!:!~ ._______________ Slztll' X 10' to 10' X :,0' tluws. In lmportunl nl!gntia1ions. know whal you' rc ugree· ing 10 . · eff Warner ·lns. OEMINitMuy 21·hnlo 20) 992·5479 7:00AM • 8:00 PM ' '' I .. ~ 'f:ft;;;:;n;c;;;;,(~~~~;;:;-;fi~~jf"1 ¥II Ll~~_J~_J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~··~ ,,,,, . . . \ HanLI ynur p:.•l~ ~im p II! job.~ you r huvc ur for hire tnday. but kcor th~m nwuy frm11 ynur mnl\! co•Y,plk<ttcd one .~.. Working ~:ornphnr, pwjcc.:l~ with friends could c:mlSL! fru ~r~tratinns. CANCER (June 21-July 22) . ·Should you be dmwn into a sit· uation tol.lil)' thut indud..-s son~enn~ \ you di<rilik~. II')' 110110 let your fcclin~s be hlO nb,·i· ous . Ri!rric above your disdain und be cordial and J••lil<. if nol friendly. LF.O (July 23-Aug. 22) As Inn~"' Jhe ideu arlalnaJe. whh you, you' II noJ heslluJe 10 be hclrful Jo others. However. Nhould you Jhink they're impooing on your lime, nnolh· er fuce1 of your pcraonallly could emerJe. . VI ROO (Aug. 23·Sert. 22) You won't be done in Joduy becau•• you don't knbw lhe riJht couroe of oclion to follow toduy, buJ becau~ you mlghl 1114;k couraac. LIBRA (Sept. 23·0.:1. 23) u,., any surplus in yourbudaeJ today to try lo play off old, worrisome obliaatlons. If you utilize your funds on other Jhingsthat can wah. you'll only prolong Jhe agony. · SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov. 22) Whenever you have a · sJrong opinion on <omelhlng, \ r . I you usually hold fast to it. Today, however, you mighl succumb to someone·~ persuasions and chnnge your mind for th.e wrong reason~ . SAGIITARIUS (Nov. 2J. Dec. 21) There's nothina wron~ wilh the material us~t~ in your ch&ln loduy. hut. unfortunately, you ' re not likt:ly to make the most of your oppm1m1il ics. Don ·I lei good 1hho~s slir fmm your fin~crs . CAPRICORN I Do.'<. 22-Jun. 19,) !J noi~lll be aiiJoo cusy Jo he overly inOucnccd Jodny by th~ n~~mlvc opinions or ldeus nf your t.:<lmpnnions. To~ suc:-.:cssful. you must remuin JlO!i · ioivc und hnt~cful. ~ AQUARIUS (Jun . lO·F<b. 19) Should you,... uqukk vo.. lOry, you'll handle yourocl[ Welltoduy. However. II Jenncily or diligence Is required. Ihe •how ins you make wlllleuvr a 101 Jo be desired . PISCES (Feb. 20·March 20) Should a pal o( you" blunder Joday,'be suprortive instead or tha•tising him or her with '"I told you so" comments. even II, in renlity. you did gi•e your · friend good advice. �Pt -lliJJ MM1pad, ONo ......... •••• ....... ..........1\1 Trucklna •' •.I N•A Crorrword Pu.. le PHILLIP I . . , , Ca1 s•• 740-·1111 •1 if fJ ( { ' 1 t.~~rJ'ji{ I ,' LARRY .SCHEY '11 ' L' •I ()"''' 1·, .- 304 112-''ZO t)Q Medicare Supplement; Ufe Insunnce; Burial and Final Expenses; College, Retirement Emergency Funds; Mortgage;· Major Mildical . • Nursing Home ~ . mEiitt r11 East State ,.,.._.. .."""""' . ....,. ELm MECHANICAL COHI'RACTORS IIPGYIM API MBa 'Inctor a Equlpmnt ...... FaderJ Aulllca bid C..:IHPuU Dalen 11100 sr. Rt. 7 8outll t;ootvm., OH *67Z3 l..JI4.675-7124 . ~~ Radl 'lal C 1 clal New CDOI]!tnadlou Sols Sonlot . . .!Wipe n a"' . . M4lall Dwctwwt I WIIIDOWI HIAT ..,.,_. 51111 a ~Ice For <lollla, - - - , ud Melp Co •• Lieenled ... '-ell wv 10517, . .11011 TECIIIIOLOOY KHPII THE . IUIIIIIRTliiE HEAT OUT AND WIHTIII TillE HEAT IN ILOCKI OUT OI.P. 01' IMIIIIGINO A&D Auto Upl?olstery· Plus, Inc. .Rutland, Ohio Thick seats, Car seats, headliners, !ruck tatps, convertible &. vinyl tops, Four wbccler seats, molorc:ycle seals, boalllOvers, c:upets, etc: "Mon-Frl 8:30 • 5:00 Over 40 yrs eXperience (740) 742-8888 J• .• ,•• u .... .. YOUNG'S ULTIIAVIOLIT RAYS MC10IIY DIRECT PRICING CARPENTER SERVICE ·---·lllt. OUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS ~ II t II I S t - .. Cl Ill 11 PIC I I 'I S, I -t. ••• • It I J .,., • Alt7 11 e Ill I Eut·•• .............. .. .... ..... .. Y' ' ..... 21 Deller:- .........---· I• ue&i .,.. .... ....... Can S7 !lipid 0111 •out pi" &aW• 23 • ••• - - r.. ,_, ,_. v' .. Ftaw:laca 41 OnllrOf 3 forWiil bona . 4 .... wd•actan . 42 PcUio ···~ ......... 5 PineO-• " hiUIIJ • • 'el Ell' nil 42--obaul 44E...... Zllllli ...... .... 4701- 41 llllxture . . 41 tk pIFNIII'I I Pwa pal ats 10T-IaJ1111 IIDn 3llhaulll ... IH:r~~~a .,.., N111111 40Telllll 11 1*112 God of kM 420.. ...... . Wllllnllnl 992·2975 ·-,..... Jeeldry a- • 31111111 New equ/pnMtlt «dvvtrfl ~ See "rn.-'12ng, Wt&JM or Jim or a REAL DEAL on a . _ ' - ! lrlldiM', 11wn mowr or wllf llrlmlllllll'. Rooting· Home ~Dido • .t .... 27 Clw'ltOf 33 F '!1 34 En(loiiiCing Wrltesel r 2c:;,• 32 To . . llft, S.l• & s.vlce 204 Condor St. Pomeroy n DOWN 1 Ee;P' a MDII Ill • Ewry Spring TUne-Up get 1 FREE.Biade Shlrpenlng. I t --·..,.· --·Q ·- ···..., 7=0f ··= .-. •OJ llrtltlllw-•eo*wn ctwe s 17 ....... 11 PI.OfATIT 20 011111-· • Q II t I f I 14 Y-(Sp.) illlntdnce- s,. Gutter;. Down •Gn'f?Sud• ,,.. Eltlmatn 949-1405· 'We SetvtceA/1 Male... .., warner Hl!ldlng & Coollrig, Inc. Under n~ ownership K is now 992·3470 591~11 1111 l'lunllllng ThpDOJII • f1D Dirt • Muldz Bulldozer Servbl M06T OF OU~ lfef Ufl>A APPJOVfl> LINnnd •· IIIIUNd ~Sttwiee&. ow. ....... 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ARIES (M11n:h 21·April19) Jus1 becuusc you handle one financial situation well Joday -doesn't mean you'll handle all or your financial uffairs as well. Co.tly . misJnke• could huppcn If you let your auard down. Tryina to putch up a bro· ken romance? The Aotro-Oraph Matchmaker can help you understand whut 10 do to make · Jho relatlon•hip work. Mall $2.7~ 10 MaJehmaker, elo this n~wspapcr, P.O. Box 1758, Murray Hill Station, New - York, N'rll0.156. TAURUS (A~rll 20-Muy 20) You musl luke the neces· ' siuy time Joday Jo study all documen" Jhoroug hly from every ungle In order 10 •1101uny Service Marathon Service Center 740 - 985- 4212 ~~eca., Effort· Prize · Width · Modest· WISH FOR "'Why do people always want things they can't have?" • I asked granny . She smiled, "What else would they WISH FOR?"' :;SPECIAL f1NANCil DEPAR'DIF.M' J & L SANITATION Amanda Lllng (4)'t, 2001 Jelfray W. LIUI'IIO' (801001~ WA:5N'i" ·l:l· 15SIN6, MARCIE .. WAS ZZZIN6! ( PfiODATI! 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Nhould you Jhink they're impooing on your lime, nnolh· er fuce1 of your pcraonallly could emerJe. . VI ROO (Aug. 23·Sert. 22) You won't be done in Joduy becau•• you don't knbw lhe riJht couroe of oclion to follow toduy, buJ becau~ you mlghl 1114;k couraac. LIBRA (Sept. 23·0.:1. 23) u,., any surplus in yourbudaeJ today to try lo play off old, worrisome obliaatlons. If you utilize your funds on other Jhingsthat can wah. you'll only prolong Jhe agony. · SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov. 22) Whenever you have a · sJrong opinion on <omelhlng, \ r . I you usually hold fast to it. Today, however, you mighl succumb to someone·~ persuasions and chnnge your mind for th.e wrong reason~ . SAGIITARIUS (Nov. 2J. Dec. 21) There's nothina wron~ wilh the material us~t~ in your ch&ln loduy. hut. unfortunately, you ' re not likt:ly to make the most of your oppm1m1il ics. Don ·I lei good 1hho~s slir fmm your fin~crs . 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AL Roundup WhlteSox:J Expos 5, Mets ·1 I' At Tun:Jpike*s Service Dept. Quality_,r-..£ • Ir----~----------·-~~---~~------------, WHEIL ALIGNMENT Tl RES l ~2495 $4995 H Wnill~t,~~beatany~ilmpe~or's ! I the I end_, ---~·------------ ------------------~ $4995 ··..,...ondt:oiao:l_...,.._ ·oncll booa:Cilooll-·a·- --·,"'i""II**)CIIio*lfl !--..1 ~-- ~------------~ $1995 .FAST LUBE .... ------ .--------- . so cents . COundl on ·record as·opposing store· Ministers meet about .(rnmored' adult outlet Morrow presented a petition with more than 400 signatllres from chu rch members and others opposed to the store's locating here, and urged .council to take any action IIY lllwl J: REID SENTiNEL NEWS STAFF possible to keep the store - and "other MIDDLEPORT - · Representatives of Middlebusinuses like it ~' - 011t of town. port's religious 'ommunity met .with Middleport Village Council-on Monday evening to voice their concern about the possibility of an adult bpok store )ocating here. Mark Morrow, Rod Brower and AI H;tttson, representing the First Baptist Church, the United Methodist Church and the Church of Christ, respectively, appeared at last night's meeting l:!ecause of "rumors," they said, of an unidentified person's plans to locate the store in Middleport's business district: The ministers did not indicate the prospective owner's name, or the specific narure of the business proposed. • 'Pfzvc- C•lldl. AJ ?.:pleads to anon BY TONY M. lEACH SENTINEL NEWS ST"FF .China, but ~nior · licana slid tlir' will could erode:if the standoff continues. , ';<t Meantime,' • Beijing stood firm behind its insistence that the .United States apologize for the collision of a U.S. surveillance plane and a Chinese fighter. The Chinese plane crashed into the South l:hina Sea early April I, local time, and its pilot is missing and believed dead. The Chinese g~;~vern­ ment has also demanded . that the United States halt surveillance flights near its coast. The White House said · neither demand was warranted, and Bush warned anew that U.S.-China relations could suffer without a resolution soon. "The~e is. a point- the longer it goes - there's a point at which our relations with China could become damaged,'' he told reporters Monday. · PlEIN oung writers and their projects were the fucus of Eastern Elementary's r~cent Family Writing Night. Students · in · kingergarten thro,ugh •.·ful!rfh grade spent the month ·prior to the e\oent working on W..iting pmj~. and then displayed their projects arid reap from thel)l at "author chairs." Projec~ inclu~ ··Sll?fies. on ,,hangen. biographieS and journals, ffip books, pop-up books, how-to books, silhouettes; and dioramas.'A variety ofropics was included in the books' subject matter. Second-grade teacher Dee Sinunons is pictured as she reviews her $tudertts' projects, while fourth-graders Tina Dralte and Joanna Eastman discuss their projects with Debbie Drake and 1 Athens/Meigs ESC Elementary SuperVisor Doris Well. (Conttibuted photos) HIP: lOa Lotteries ' Calendar' · A5 OHIO :JoC.ulausslill·ifiwead..s_ _ _..,B2,..-4::::~ F!kk a: 9-9-8; Pick 4: H 4 e .~~c~~>ou.mll.?llicsot...,,...-_;,---JBwS . arl .. s: 14-»2>27-32 A4 ~o~b~"y~~~~i~~---~A3~ •~ Lavender, mayor ly I U.S. Sen. Mlke DeWine, on a recent visit to Washington, o:c. (Contributed photo) · Bush presents request to Congress lAM: lOa Details, A2 Sentinel -Anon. AJ with . .. .... ...,.. 2hdlau-12,.._ . POMEROY - A _Middleport woman has pleaded guilty to arson as the result of an investigation into a recent Pomeroy house fire. Meigs County Prosecutor Pat Story said April M. McGrath, 29, of Middleport, appeared before Meigs County Common Pleas Judge ~red W. Crow on Friday to plead guilty to one count of arson. ) The charge relates to a house fire which · occurred March 27 on Mulberry Avenue in Pomeroy. The horne, owned by Jerry Stimmel · i:O( tLog:ul and rented by McGrath andt ber boyfriend, Qere)t ,McGlaughlin, sustaine4 . ~t&io? ~Q't. 'Nlifch-wu. e,titat i at be~en $20,000-$30,000. 1 • Alion ·is a felony of the fourth degree and carries a .maximum possible se~nce of 18 moqtlls in prison and a fine of u~o $5,000. Crow accepted the · plea of guilty and set • 1 P9~t.,Bush'. s. J~~9~ EditorialS Mayor Sandy lannarelli confirmed that Debbie Meadows. owner of the Added Touch salon, and another · storefumt building in Middleport, W3$ approached a month ago about renting her vacant building for use as an adult book store, but refused to rent, it for use as a bookstore. : Morrow presented a petition with more thati 400 signatures &om church members and others opposed to the store's locating here, and urged council to take any action possible · to keep the store - and "other businesses like it" - out of town. Councilman Stephen Houchins, who said -h e had signed the petitions presented by Morrow, Woman Bush urged patience, atmmg his remarks at conservatives who have stepped up their antiChina rhetoric and begun to question his handling of the situation. Democratic Sen. Robe~~ Torricelli of New Jersey asked "whether it is appropriate to have both an ambassador and h.ost'!ges in the · same country." Polls show . voters· sup- Aslros ] Brewen .a. 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(0r11Z 1~) ot Son Diogo Ankiel . needed only five (Jintt ~). 8;05 p.m. TIInlrllo3,N.Y.'Y - 2 CNcego QAio (T_..1.0) Ill Monltlll Boll uore 4, C1evwlend 2. 11 lrri1go innings to show he was in Cllic:8gO QAio 8, Ploilld44 oia 4 ( - J r. Q-1), 7:05p.m. Doln>lt 5, C/1iclaO- Sox 3 - 1 0, N.Y. .... O complete controL Ara!Dis F1olldlo (NuMz G-1) 01 ~ -Ciiy5.~3 Ml 1ul11 6.Ch:imlti 1 (Toillooecu1~l. 7:05p.m. Ooldrond 4 , - 2 Ramirez · also .made a quick ·• . f'itloi>Uillh 5. ~ 3 (MIIor 1~) - 6 , T-Iley 2 San Diogo 14, Colorldo 1o impression. Russ Davis homered and G-1), 8:05p.m. SU1tle6.Texu5 StL-8.Mmno4 .1.01 Angoleo (Brown~) Ankiel, whose postseason <!rove in four runs, and Beni- , Fiol1daa.-o · . (Sdllll(lg 1.0) , 9:35p.m. wildness put his future in to Santiago and Rich Aurilia ( LotAngeleo 10, San FIIIICloco4 Booton 3, T - Soy 0 N.Y. Yanko:oo18, Torcnto 5 doubt, outpitched two-time also hit home runs as San · C-lond 4, SoHimore 3 NL Cy Young winner Randy Francisco salvaged the finale Johnson Sunday, leading the of the three-game series. St. Louis Cardinals to a 9-4 Kirk Rueter (1-0), starting Mac Suzuki (1-0) held the victory over Arizona. on three days rest for the first m eight innings and stl'uck wanted him to o," Indians Tony Clark ilrove in rwo runs out eight. The Marlins manager Charlie Mariud said. apiece for Detroit. Twins to th~e hits and one Ankiel, making his first star~ time in his career, limited the improved to 9-3 against "He was probably cooler than The victory gave the Tigers run in five ,nnings. of the season, gave up two Dodgers to six hits and three Adanta's Torn Glavine at Pro I was." · their (irst. three-game sweep runs in 6 1-3 innings. runs on three hits and left Mark Grudzielanek hit his Player Stadium. Ellis Bur~ afid Russell at Comiskey Park since after a leadoff walk in the fifth horner of the season for Branyan hit' solo homers for August 1991. ' ' ,. sixth. The 21-year-old left- the Dodgers. He has homered the Indians. Jeff Weaver (1-1) gave up • bander struck out eight, in a career-high four straight Pedro Martinez (1-0), a just five hits in seven scoreless walked three and did not games. riative of the QoniiniCan · innings and Todd Jones got Randy Velaide homered off Republic, wasn't come dose ·to throwing a Los Angeles hit 10 homers a bit his third save. Jose Paniagua (0-1) with one Yankees 16, Blue Jays 5 wild pitch. and outscored the· Giants 20Phil Nevin homered and by the weather. He walked out in the eighth inning ~ "It's what we saw last year," · 5 in the first two games of the . drove in five runs as Sau thrte and recorded;!iix of his Jorge Po~ada hit a first- host Texas beat Seattle to St. Louis manager Tony La series. Diego recorded its first ,rhree- last seven outs on s~ikeouts. inning grand slam, the first of avoid a three-game sweep. Russa said. "It's not just his game sweep at Colorado. , "You just h:rve ' to under- · his . career, and Roger Alex Rodriguez, Seattlels · stand what's happening to Clemens (2-0) and host New former All-Star shortstop talent. He's just got so much Nevin hit a· three-run guts. It was huge game for ' . horne~ for the second straight your body," said "Martinez, York rou~ed Toronto. · who signed a record $252 Tino Martinez was 3-for-4 million, 10-year contract with us and for him.~' day at Coors Field. His 453- who didn't allow a 'hit until Ankiel (1-0) did not talk to foot shot broke a sixth-inning Felix Martinez's leadc!ff single with four RBis, Derek Jeter Texas during the offiea5on, reporters after the Cardinals Joe Beirne! won his major tie, and he added a two-run in the sixth. "lt's·diffel:ent. But got his first two RBis of the was 0-for-2, but reached baS'e the cold weath.e r is affecting season and Chuck Knoblauch three times (two walks,.hit by completed a three-game league debut for Pittsburgh, single in the ninth. the hitters, too." had three hits for New York, pitch) ~ sweep at·Arizona. . thanks to the powet show by •• Oerek Lowe, who earned who lost the first two games ''I just don't think it's in his Ramirez. losses in his two previous out~ of the series at Yankee Stadi- . best interest to talk about Ramirez, given a day off ings, pitched the ninth for his urn. what's going on," pitching Saturday because of a 2-forfirst save. The Yankees stopped a sixco\~h Dave Duncan said. "It 15 slump, became the first Pitcher Robert Person hit a .Manny Ramirez went 2game losing streak. against the would serve no ~useful pur- Pirates plaY,er , to hit three Benji Gil had a career-high. f pose for him, so we'll talk for home ,runs in ·a game since three-run double· to help for-3 witb a walk· ·and two Blue Jays. four hits and drove in tWo , him:• Darnell Coles ,did it against Phil~delphia beat visiting RBis, and Carl Eve~tt doumns as Anaheim won at Oak• bled twice an!l r:lroW in a mn Ramirez hit three home the Chicago· Cubs on Sept. Chicago. land . . Penon also became the lint for Boston, which swept the - r tuns in the lint 6.ve inninp as 20,1987. Scott Schoeneweis (I ~1) the l'imburgh Pirates beat Beimel pitched me illnillpi Pbil1la pitcher to last throuib three-pme series. pitched six strong innings as Taqlpa Bay ha5 lqtt five Houston 9-3. He connected giving up two mns and lift the sixth· inning this seUIIQ. the Angels won rwo of three Mark Quinn had a career- from the defending AL West in each of his first three at- hits. The lefty was 1' 6 10 He gave up four hits in seven straight since beating Tqronto innings. . .. . in the season opener. Double-A last season. nigh' five RBis and A.J. champions. Schoenewers bats at Enron Field and drove Hinch's three-run horner allowed three runs, three hitS, in a career-high six runs. capped a seven-run third and six walks. Ramirez 'hever got a chance inning for host Kansas Cify. Barry Zito (1-1) allowed six to tie the major'league record Mike Sweeney and Hinch runs · and nine hits in '5 1~3 for hOlne runs. He drew a .each · had three RBis for the innings. four~pitch walk in his only David Wells (1-1) gave up Geoff Jenkins and Richie Royals, who surpassed their other plate appearance, then Sexson homered on consecufive runs and 11 hits in eight run total of their five previous was left on deck when the tive pitches, and Milwaukee innings, and Deivi Cruz ~nd games combined .. Pirates were retired in the finished ' off a three-game · ninth. sweep at Miller Park. "I just try to hit the ball The Brewers became the hard in all my at-bats," he first team to open a· new stasaid. "It was a .pretty exciting dium with a sweep since day after I struggled in my Adanta did it against Chicago first four games. It might have at Turner :Field in·· 1?97. Down S-0, Cincinnati been the weather. Cincinnati was cold. The weather . here scored four times in the seventh inning and loaded the was nice." Ankiel, who threw nine bases with two outs. Reliever wild pitches in four postsea- Will Cunnane escaped· the son innings·, gave up a two- jam by striking out pinch-hitrun homer in the first inning ter Ken Griffey Jr. to Matt Williams. After walk.· ing two batters to load the bases in the second, Ankiel struck out Tony Womack and Reggie Sanders to end the threat. After that, Ankiel was fine. He retired 11 straight batters, striking out the side in the ' fifth. "I hope he feels half as good as everybody else in • .,• here," catcher Mike Matheny •• said. "We're all pulling for • each other, 'every single guy. That's what makes this team I I .... I special. That chemistry . we had last year, we were \vondering 'if we were going to 2-wtleel 4-whttl · I 1· advertised J1rK1 an same fire. 1 have it this year. It's showing 1 1 Check · . . 'Wt~o~~~n .. , . _ , ~- "'-,Gonore~, 1 . signs that we do." I ll1d ldjult Cln1l* lind loe. ~partnnd 1 1 - · lohl; ato•. 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It's not like losing 2-1 and knowing that you pitched a good ball game and gave your team an opportunity to win." Giants a, l• I • II .... Dhf Sen Froncilco LOIAIVOIN . SPORtS: Area diamond roundup; Reds win,· 81 ••••d ,. ........... Ankiel .in control ' , . iilSP~t~O~rts.liL._ _ __. . Bu.!u~r3:rlt.6 Oily s: l-2-2' Dilly 4: 5-9-9-7 .._W er,______,LA2».· o 2001 0111o Vlloy_Pub!ilhi111 eo. 111!ill$b~51 WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush's first detail~ .budget_req~;~est. made good Monday on a ·promise to uranium workers in Piketon while also seeking to cut cleanup budgets for three contaminated sites in Ohio. Bush's $1.96 trillio;,. budget given to Congress proposed a S19.6 million cut in cleanup funds (of' the former Mound P~nt in Miamisbu.-g to $70.9 millio11. . . The proposal for 2002 would mean waiting years before cleanup of the site is complete, Mayor Dick Church said. "That site was supposed to be cleaned up in 2004 originally. It's already been moved back to 2006 and with this hit, l'.m estimating it will be moved back ·to 2010;• Church said. "We are going to fight this." Rep. Tony Hall, D-Ohio, whose district includes the facility that made triggers for nuclear weapons, said the budget cut "is so deep that it could jeopardize tlie agreemenis between the Energy Department and the Environmental Protection Agencies of the U.S. and' the Sqte of Ohio." For the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant in Piketon, Ohio, the administration's proposal included both cleanup money ahd funds . · .• The Holzer Medical Center Maternity and. Family Center Maternity Servlc• Family-Centered Care ' ; ..... ~740) 446-5030 !5J. · ~c.S - HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER DiscoVer t,re Holzer Di{ference. !'do::l!l c.. ( ' ·I " • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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